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The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-01-10

i't haiil tp SiiOW llldN they would 1p- preciate the location of the home here
 MOOSEHEART HOME
 Locating the Mooseheart home i.ere would be almost like building another city alongside Birmingham. say members of the Birmingham lodge of the Loyal Order of Moose. would be a cause of civic pride and would also be the occa- sion of hundreds of people visiting the city.
 People who were not informed stated at first that it was just scheme to get new members into the organization and that they really doubted if the homo would be built in the south
 High officials of the Loyal Order ct Moose stated that the home would cer- tainly be erected in the south because of climate conditions and the ideal weather every day in the year. Officials further stated that 500 acres or ground would be purchased from individuals in the city where the committee decided to erect the home.
 Besides Birmingham, Mobile, Atlanta. New Orleans and several cities in North and South Carolina are trying to get the Mooseheart home awarded to them. Every member of the Moose organization throughout the entire world pays dues of four cents a week to help maintain the
 
 home be located in Birmingham, part of this would be used for it's maintenance and would Tot cost the city one cent nor would the public be asked to do- nate.
 Should the Mooseheart home be award ed Birmingham million dollars would be spent for tine erection of houses above the cost of the purchase of the 800 acres of ground upon which they would be located.
 The investment would be increased to 8, 3,000,00o in five years time, and would be one of the biggest organizations of it's kind in the south. The Birmingham lodge of the Loyal Order of Moose is working practically night and day to get everything in readiness for the arrival of the distinguished committee tomorrow and the local organization requests that the public will welcome them in true Birmingham style
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-01-10
MYSTERY BLASTS
Three Explosions Rocked Houses and
 Smashed Windows

Los Angeles, Cal, January 9.-Three heavy explosions which last night rocked houses and broke some windows at Azura, Glendora, and Covina towns about 25 miles from Los Angeles, re- mained unexplained tonight Los An geles county engineers expressed the opinion that the explosions were caused by blasting by private construction com panies in the mountains.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-01-10
WEEKLY SCHEDULE

The following meetings will be held at the Civic Association during the week: Monday-Members council of Civic As- ployes of agricultural department at 5 o'clock. Jefferson County Medical society at 8 o'clock Jewellers association at $ o'clock. Scoutmasters' association at $ o'clock. e
 Tuesday--American Institute of Bank ing, at, 30 Q'clock GroccrS and Butch- CTS associailoFa a o'clock
 Wednesda Members council eof Civic association at 12sso o'clock, Thursday Retail ~dlt cafe at o'clock. Red .ks span ish- American M
 Friday fsss<eclety az 8 o'clock ~ 1 A'cloc'
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-01-10
INSPECTION TOUR Members of Committee Visit Northern Cities In Interest of Auditorium

Members of the auditorium committee who left last Saturday for tour of in spection of auditoriums of Chicago and New York and for consultations with leading architects will return Tuesday. They are Mrs. w. D. Smith, Mrs. Hous- ton Davis. Hugh Martin and Ellis Brown. On their return there will be a con- ference with other members of the Au- ditorium committee. after which actual work on the plans for the building and preparations for a start in the early spring is expected to follow.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-01-10
Fire Destroys Mill

Hammond, La. January Sire of un- determined origin late this evening de- stroyed the main saw mill of the Natal bany Lumber company. About 700 men are employed at this plant which is one of dozen operated by the company. The loss was estimated at $50,O0 and covered by insurance.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-01-10
IOffcaLs Of the Moose
 Order Coming to Inspect Sites for "Mooseheart''
Supreme Dictator Brown and Student Band Will Arrive sTomorrow-Free Showing of Mooseheart Motion Pictures at the Jefferson Theatre Today.
 Distinguished Men in Party-Band
 Concerts to Be Given

Further of the Birmingham lodge of the Loyal of Moose will be made today and tomorrow to get the Moose heart home located here
 Pictures showing the Moose home at Moosehear Ill., shown at the Jefferson theatre o'clock this afternoon at 30 o'clock tonight and in addition address will be made by Dr. J. M Broadly and Rev. George Stuart cation of the Mooseheart home Birmingham
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-01-10
Chairmen to Confer Rv Assoc fated Presa

Macon, Ga., January 9-All general chairmen of railroad crafts in this ter ritory left here today for Atlanta, where 1 they will enter a wage reduction con 1 ference tomorrow with B. L. Bugg, pres- l ident of the Atlanta. Birmingham and Atlantic railroad.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-01-10
Student Disappears
By Associated Press

Greenville. s. C.. January s.-Leaving Greenville, December p, presumably for his home at Mayesville, s. C., to spend the Christmas holidays with his widowed mother, Richard Furman. 1-year-old stu dent of Fu-rnan university, disappeared and his mother has no knowledge as to his whereabouts.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-01-10
EVENTS OF TODAY
 IN BIRMINGHAM
ADJUSTMENTS

Jeffers0n--Moosehea pictures. Lyric--i& eith vaudeville and pictures. Loew's Bijou-N Vaudeville and pie lures.
 AIcazar-Louise GIaum. in Love. JrianOn-COnstance Tafmadge, iB "Dangerous Business..
 Strand-Lois Wilson and Conrad Ma s-ei, in 4.Hiit:s5iIisiiier Madness" Galax-Bebe Daniels, in "Shc Couidn't Help It."
 RiaItO--Larry SeamOn, in "The Simp.-
 0deon-Elmo Lincoln. in ''The Flam- ing Disk"
 Princess-s.Whirlwind
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-01-10
Warship Aground

Santlago, Chile, January 9.-The Spanish warship Espana, of 15.000 tons, on which the Spanish delegation to the Magellan celebration voyaged to Chile. is aground in the gulf of Ancud off Puerto Monte, advices to the ministry f interior say.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-01-10
GOOD OPPORTUNITIES

The Boys club is reaching the under privileged boys in increasing numbers, said Superintendent Cplley. and is plac- and is stimulating and guiding them to make the most of them. There are three chief reasons for the success of the club, First, the club reaches the under-priv- ileged boy because it is right in the neighborhood where he lives; second, il attracts the boy without effort because is is the greatest fun center in the neigh borhood, and third. the club offers him an opportunity to better himself.
 "The gymnasium at club headquar- especially for the noisy street boy. while the library attracts the inclined to be studious. Among the manual training opportunities offered by the club are the carpenter shop. print shop and the toy shop while those boys who love the outdoors are given chances to study woodcraft, camp craft and hikes. In addition to the recreation features, the religious and social progress of the boys is carefully looked after, and every member is guided and aided along the right paths at all times"
 COMING EVENTS
 Many interesting events have been arranged for the present year, it is stated, and include series of basket ball games during January, February and March, boxing matches, wrest- ling tournament, a club play a min strel and vaudeville show will be staged next month. The Music Study club will give the club social pro- sramme at that time. The volley ball league will open in May, and will last until the baseball season starts.
 MT. Culley, in his reports, thanks all the organizations and individuals who have assisted the Boys club by mak ing the many things accomplished ed possible for their assistance and CO., operatio1p Among the organizations mentioned are the Boy Scouts, public schools, Sunday School association. Playground association, various well fare organizations, the press and tele- graph companies.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-01-10
10000 Catholics Parade

By AssOcIated EresS
 New Orleans. January 9.-Ten thousand New Orleans Catholics marched in pa- rade here today and attended solemn services at an improvised altar in front of the ancient St. Louis Cathedral, as the opening of a drive for $l ,000.000 to es- tablish major seminary here.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-01-10
Bite Drive stO Suicide n- A..<nsat.I D-a.a

New Orleans January y.-Despondent over ill health induced by dog, bite and apprehensive of developing hydro phobia, John Boensel, local insurance agent, hanged himself in his room late today, death resulting from stransula- tiOn
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-01-10
Business Active

Southern Bus ness exchange reports number ofgsales and much, activity in business opportunities in Birmingham district Quite a number of out-of- town people are in the city looking for rropos.tlonz. Business conditions are improving. sna with the prices on u rspr and stafFs, asvel buyers are nu- ,- s N Jam district is we'll [ s0sa sfd continues to be . .laecca Tor ;uvestnxA
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-01-10
Plume Stages Riot lsy Assoefnted prass

Taranto italy. January 9.-(Havas.) The arrival here today of legionaries wounded and numerous others arrest ed. A general strike is believed inn .g rent
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-01-10
Something Worth Knowing
 About the Security Savings & Loan Co. 21O9 2d Ave-, Birmingham, Ala.

l. It organized in 1906 2. Has grown from $25,OOO at organization 8. To nearly three-quarters of million dollars A. It pays per cent savings per cent on time tfcates, 7per cent monthly savings B. has failed make and pay it's depositors in terest when due. It has helped 1.787 persons to buy build or improve homes. depositor has failed get all his money and interest due when he wanted it. B. With this record and the fair of the Se curity pays hope to make 1921 the banner year of them al
 HcERs AND DIRECTORS
 ys. A. Thonas. Vice President
 y-ank Rushtsa, Vice
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-01-10
MOOSEHEART HOME

Birmingham to show that they would preciate the location of the home h.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-01-05
TWO SPEAKERS BOOST
THE HOTEL PROJECT
kiwanis Club Told of
Need of Building in
Albuquerque

Addresses by Sidney Well and Dr.
NJ. X. Wyldcr on the plans for giving
Albuquerque the new proposed hotel
club his noon at its weekly luncheon
at the Y. NJ. G. A..
Mr.. Well outlined the plan FOR the
sale Of stock az vas announced yes
tcrday and Dr. Wyldcr touched upon
Alhuqucrquc's advantages and what
the new hotel would moan. He said
that many Alhuqucrqurans go TO the
fogs Of California to spend vacations
when the climate OF Albuquerque -
unsurpassed With proper accummo-
datiuu- provided here he thought NJ
huquoruuc's possibilities were almost
unlimited lie touched upon the city's
advantages from It's central %'pcatiuu
also.
Mr. Wei told OF tho number OF pco-
pie turned away each night from Al
buqucrquc's leading five hotels suG
said that ~ the city's various needs
are t. be met. hOtci accommodations
must b. provided first.
Following the meeting. the hotel
committee OF the club held a confer
enc. with Major Powers ard Connie
Hilton. hotel men OF Texas. The two
told the committee shat the building
OF q hotel would not impair the bust
ness OF other hotels. They answered
questions regarding the best methods
al proceeding with the proposed
plans.
The attendance prize at the lunch
con. "a 81 biz given by Louis Ilfcld.
was won by Walter Isaabe.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-01-05

Real Estate Men
Pledge Support to
Hotel Proposition

The real estate board 81 the
Chamber Of Commerce last night
promised 10 give support to tho cam
p.,igu for the new hotel project no,
dinner 90 the real estate mon was
held 81 the y 81. &. \
sidney We'll outlined the plan for
Oh" intensive uriyD Tor the hotel and
invited the real estate men 20 take
part and attend the dinner 1t tho
y. VI g. A. on Januury ~ which viii
bee attended by the ElwHuipus aad
tholr guests, and which viii mark tu,
beginning Of b drive
Too =. Reynolds, oouaty agent.
HpuhD un the drainage work n,od,d
Boo the valley and OF plans tor Oh.
Eui1iug boys and Eirls agriculture
clubs.
,ul b Is. % S,l',rs spoke ou 10.
legislation which would b' uuuDtrull
FOB iuu lUIl estate men a .uWmift.,
consisting OF Robert NcDluEhUu a.
Tlei#,h,r and Bruno bi'cSmlun wa.
appointed Co cooperate with th, leg.
IH'lflg. committee of "a, chamber of
Commerce aud ditft on Amend ur,
measure which U D.. thought mishl
n, 90 Loucut to the real 's'l', board.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-01-05

\ new ]clrbuTctur which cuts down
gasoline consumption Of o. motor
Including the Ford, and reduces gas
cline bills from oI"-third to uu'-h1li
is th, proud achievements cot th' AR
Friction Iarburotpr Co 9Nb Madison
81. DAYTON, ohio. This remarkable
invention mot only increase ths pow
cr OF uIl motors from 80 tu 80 per
cent but vnahlr7 every one Geo |tu
slow ON high gear n ALSO mtar- Do
easy TO start "a Ford ur o. other
ear IN the coolest weather without
PREVIOUSLY warming tho muiur with
u you can use thu very cheapest
grade uf ]EH-Oliur co. hHlf ]gu-oiiuu
and half k.tus'u, ANA rtli get more
power ANA more milrpo than Nuu
nov get from thr highest test rtsu-
lin. Mluv ford ow'rurrs Say they
now get hs high us a. 10 80 miles
to i gallon uf EihuItu'. $50 sure are
thc manufacturer of the, immruf,
saving their new ~'urhnrUtur VIII
mano that they uffrr 10 SIND % ON
80 days trial 10 every Car uwu'I 4.
II AN h. pat uu 10 aiken or Ir q
few minutes bv auvuut uli rcad,rs
OF this paper who want tu ty 10
should send their name address and
make Of ear 10 thu manufacturer al
.Hra They also want local rsru'
to whom they offer oAcCnttouEIA
large profits Write them todn -
Advertisement.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-01-05
on nrNrus

They anne. they saw they Nuught.
This iu six words tells ,hr wonderful
story nt tho greatest sale Boo the his
tor, OF Albuquerque.
Bargain hunters los tho hundreds
yes p,Ihups even thousands rushed
today 'u the great snl" 80 Ga" GUAR
uut,c Clothing company being con
Quoted hy the chicago Manufacturers
syndicate. Closing out 90 stock OF
$4,000 iu myu's furnishings inDlui-
ing yiuthiup U~th,riJshurN leather
goods and bon it, Dyvrythius Boo the
entire storr. ne such -1DritiO" prices
uE arc offered now hv this srudIrtt"
be- au event that men and boys ul This
city and state are u~ppr.rlruuE TN"
crowds which damned the G~Iuluut'o'H
uur, are tho proof
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-01-05
AND BETTER
BARELAS BRIDGE
IS PROMISED
Work on Improvement
Likely to Start in the
Spring

Tho rebuilding of q bigger and
better Burlas bridge probably Will
Bee started iu the spring
This b. the woro received today 10y
~. D. Watkins. secretary ct the
chamber of Commerce. from Eugene
kcmpcuich. state highway COM
missioner and came ia Response To- o.
letter from the Chamber OF Com
mvrpo asking what steps were To- bee
t1kon Ter the strengthening OF the
bridge.
Mr Kompcuich says thu commits
sion. being unable Co finance tho inn
prUyumcut OF the bridge gu NJ the
funds available under IN, cooperative
agreement with the board of COM
mi -iuu,rs ,f Brruuluiu county, has
applied tor federal aid for it's re-
building.
"II,s.ut indications. Nh. kemp
,u..U writes "Jr, hat o., work Will
yuuw.uU, boz tho spring ct THE year.
The trusscs on On, pro,,ut structure
will hu moved westward Jnd 90 NOR"
permanent type Ut Flooring placed ON
th. same. the sttuttur, being
strengthened or rebuilt.
Tho approach ON the east side Will
be- l].ugth,urG bv tn, elimination of
ono span ~ surfaced with better
wearing material The approach ON
the west side Is included 800 the f,l-
rrl' aid project Tor concrete paving,
which has been approved 10y federal
authorities
Mr. kcmpcniCh also states that re-
ruIulyss OF the fact that % often rD-
puir,s u long period for tho pcrfco-
fluU of % federal aid project. the hu.
rcHu of public roads has worked with
increasing efficiency during the last
year thus shortening the tlmc ON
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-01-05
NAMES OFFERED FOR
. C.. Of {. DIRECTORS
Board Will Be Chosen
at Election on
January Is

The annual election uf directors
Of the chamber of Commerce will be-
held Jan. Is at the Chamber NJ Com
morgc. II was announced today The
names ~ the nominees ts selected by
amour, ed.
The polls will h, open uctwoon the
hours 81 20 a. m. and D.. m. iu
charge NJ three Judges All m,mbcrs
in good standing ARE entitled To- vote
to nominees follow col g. r..
Braccc, H. r. Barton. g. " Briggs,
g. VI. Rptts. ]. H. Coons. 9. r French,
Jorre lfaggard, " 49, Hicks, g. A
KasomHu. Aldo leopold. a J.. Martin.
Nyc. - Martin, j. r. Mclaughlin g..
y. Odou, " e. Ocstrcich, Arthur
Walton,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-01-05
City Officials
Attend Tax Hearing

city Manager James y. Gladdiug
aud city Commissioner Thomas
Hughes. T. NJ. Nayuolds and walter
NJ. Couu'll yro iu Santa 4, today at
tending the meeting Of the state tax
commission. The tax meetings are to
last three days.
Municipal and county tINdituu
problems are Co bee discussed The
Albuquerque delegation is Interested
In legislation thar Will enable cities
TO increase their levy ANA float bond
issues at any time instead of Just It
election times. The commissioner
believe that the people iu thc city
should decide the amount of bond
ISSUES. At present m" bonded iu-
@dchtcduoss OF tho city Is limited by
statute.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-01-05
Mrs. Addie L. Muggley
Dies at Her Home

Mrs Addio L. MugEl,l, ~ years
old. died last night at . o'clock 1T
her home. 7lt West silver avenue,
am illness OF several days. Mr.
MuEgley was To have been Installed
as tho presiding officer of the Ma'Ct-
bees last night. Tn" installation was
postponed ON account ut her Illness
Mrs NuErloy had lived iu Nlfu-
uucruuu Ton the past Is years Her
husband died here four years ago
SHE, wls TO member Of the WumtuH
Ii''irt Corps ana t member Of ih'
conversational church = cousin.
W g. Nutiiur of IIna'uu. lus boom
notified OF her death Funeral tf-
tturru. ut- N.ll Ir made later
sv,rctlIN-trriruIN Plans wur" dt
ouss,d fot uu advertising campaign
nr th" churches of the oi'V N for
~, observance ul "tnriU week."
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-01-05
THRONGS OF BUYERS CROWD
GUARANTEE CLOTHING SALE

John Mccormack iu charge uf the
r-,ut bargain carnival now COINS on.
ls proving hims.'I mo- less am artist
bon his lime than 'Ho other great John
Mccormick. Under his direction bar
gains urD buiuE produced That astuuud
thu-r who ur, visiting the store, Tor
the figures ur "a, days sales tell the
story.
a great force Of clerks. bundle
Wrappers. aud cashiers are husily ~
work -euNiur .,, grout crowds which
tuIuug tho store continuously. In
tI,t the only hin missing Is 70 TRAIT
uy "yuE' fu k,rp tho crowds going
Ca the right Tho 4al" continues for
several duA a-but pt the rate goods
arc COINS % w-WuIl, . better come
"afly ~ goa aspect to Ert On ON tho
best Dt tho goods
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-01-05
Resolutions Offered
To Unseat Socialists
In N. Y. Assembly

ALBANY. y. y, Jan Two r'-o-
nGtious calling tor tho uuscttiug Of
tho three socialist members of the
New York assembly were introduced
IA N. Legislature today.
One measure called FOR expulsion
% AsScmblymuu Solomon on the
ground that he had been expelled lust
year for disloyalty.
The other was directed against A.
semblyman Samuel orr and Henry
Jager. alleged that a. socialists they
could not conSiStcntly AXE the ass
sembly mans oath Of office.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-01-05

Of the descendants of tho soldiers
who participated m the BATH, cot
Whit, Mountain, several hundred
years ago. After this battle tho NuH-
'riuu King mad" all the soldiers
counts $40 ho wouldn't hly, Go pay
them any money.
THAT accounts Tor 30 man, AUS
'risu harkcrs and walters BOO America
who are Couuts.'
po korwin hadn't seen his son un-
al i week ago
During the war ne fought BOO the
Austrian army. lie is regarded as AN
authority ON I~CrunnutiCs.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-01-05
Kansas City Bank
Closed; Cashier Gone

KANSAS CITY Jan t-Iho CoW-
mercial stat, Bank of Mount wash
'ugtou, "a suburb ut Kansas city, was
closed today on lu order voted hy the
board ~ directors.
walter Halplu. cashier. they HFId.
hHd betn missing since SUNDAY \
bank examiner is at work uu the
b0oks
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-01-05
WHO'S HERE
COMBS

COMBS
H. u tHlazar, cuba, ~ ".
Jon Garcia. cuba. y. IS.
" INoni Holbrook, Ariz.
steve Waynovich. City.
" 3D. Lcayeus. 81 Louis,
John Becker, Bclcn.
g. l.upc Herrera, Santa FC
Mr. and Mrs, Milton J Hclmick.
lily.
j ". Moreno. IN Paso.
j. II Doyle. Jr M~ounsatnhir. y. NJ
10" NOclisner, Wlusluw.
e. l. F'arun. Ia Junta. Colo.
90. AuEustin, orient. Ia.
". T. Ross Ohio.
W a. Winston. Roswell. y. NJ.
Fred Wcycr Milwaukee. Wis.
a. " Gitfin. Morsrity, y. VI.
g. Sears Trinidad. colo
e. Younger, Los Angeles.
NJ g. Wiley. cuba, y NJ
g. e. liawn, Winslow, Ariz.
= r. Sanders. Wlnsl0w. Ariz.
ALNNRADO
y ~ Harris. chicago.
4 8 Gotf. Cieburnc
g. i Ballots, Topeka. kans.
" Stecnborg, Minneapolis
A. Goldman. Minneapolis
Is T.. Phelps, Topcka. Ka1s.
M- Nrtti" DG:'y Milwaukee
J. f. Preston, Washington, u G
e. $ Elliot ~ PHso
George lauterborn. Rialto, cal
=. =. Hocic. III pnso.
i MUM. IT Paso.
a g. Barnes. Houston, Tex
y i%t"uGuvt Ir. Denver
e. g. CoWaidsu, Denver
: W Atkinson. Denver.
ll"rry S"ecoy Denver
VI T. Powell, Denver
John Dyer Fort Worth, TeN.
" Sguuy. Topeka. kHu-
y q barber, Portland orc
\ T.. phillips. Topeka. kans.
Ira Bowman. Sew YORK 'ity.
\ t. KHnntzar. New York city
Fred CuNen, Sew York city.
" II Mccarthy, Isoa Angeles
Julius Frank. Rochester. y. Y
SIT ildI,S
g. T. King. ~ Pass.
John r. Preston, Washington. - &.
M and Mrs. o. y Falls CITY.
fernando SanJoNal, cuba. y ~
T. T.. L~oudenhhck, indianapolis. Ind.
a. q. Hsski"y Wiuslow, hvl1
AR and Mrs, ~ a. WHEY, CUBA
NJ
FRANK jackson. Denver
- S'nlev. Denver
II. q. Montoya. horafity, y NJ.
w. ". Bower, Morarity, y. M.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-01-05
Babe Ruth Will
Carry Revolver
During Crime Wave

~ M t1tNTTtFfn FRNFs
Sew York. Jan. B1h' l,uth
to-day asked the pulirr department
for q permit 10 ,arrA o. rovulyod dur
jug m" 'orimr wave" n vaS grant
I'd
The home run sluEgrr told toe po-
lice hc frequently had considerable
money and much irwcIrv ON his nvr-
son n, intimatrd a lack Of ambition
~ make any lieral home rum with
hold up men ut his heels.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-01-05
BEATS GAsoLINE AT
is CENTS A GALLON

New Invention Nakc~ furd~ Ruu -
Miles an Gallon at Ga~uiinc and
starr Easy In Coolest Weather
Other Car Show i'roi"rtionatc
savings.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-01-05
S1I iu.Is
III. q. Montoya. horafity. y NJ
w. ". Bower. Morarity, y ~
HAM IpoIsBI.D

: KANSAS CITY. Jan. 5.-Thc stute
s,.sIk al Muncie. kas. near her was
pobbed OF yt,se5 today ahd L. u
Worthiagton. the cashier, was shot
mad ciuhbed by the robbers who had
.'.-sa AZ aadms machine statesmen.