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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-09
MARINE ENGINEERS MAY
NEGOTl ATE AGREEMENT,

NEW YORK. May s After reject.
'7'; two Of ia" six points embraced In
th" tentative draft forwarded from
WASHINGTON yesterday hy Fred q.
Davis, commissioner Of conciiia,iop.
" IN" Department Of Labor. the Ma
run" Engineers Beneficial Associa,ion
''.':!y voted it's executive commit,r,
tull pow"r 10 ncsotintc Il sctil.n,u,
4 possible
-'tUra TO WASHINGTON Win a rnr,,n
,r"npS'iior which Viii b. referred 10
ne i"Nhrin"nt OF Labor. The strik-
~ engineers rejected the II nor CON,
-"in'tnn in pay and the bonus MAN
We Nu"d IN mo pronosition cmnnn,-
us rom the n"Nartmcut OF Labor
rH"St i. f"cE chairman O.: the IA,
Pc coast district OF tho Marine EN-
t'HH'HS Nrnch''Gl Association. an
'un'gd that similar action was taken
.ity Ivy the marine engineers on thu
West coast.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-09
iLi.itGED UNION sTnIkEl,G
i'i'tG sNn tUB STEW Ann

'EI-' 'IFt'.ENNS. IN. MAY s.
ih"W's \ Coleman r.. chief steward
or 'h, ,auh"r crud,oi' OF the Mex
fA lh'rn'eun CnwntOy now moorrd
E'hrnr'. reported 20 the pOlicc
"inr that tt u lat" hour last night he
NfS set Hrnn hr - band uf alleged
r M Critters severely benton and
h..l of Se7o. Tdvarl Pagan. 4
siuc fireman. Identified wv Nh
"naN - on" Of Ms as7ailant.. SO
NIX held on q charge oi assault
.'.i highway robbery
Todar passed without particular In
".'rn' '' the water front. acco-dir,:
police NOW pairo.ing tina: section.
ni.r ~ o. terms "t an tujWnction So
1867 .a' saturday tn" STRIKERS and
'a,I- irl,uis arc Icing Kept away
rom tn. JOCKS ana uu visitors are
allowed pu any 81 tn. ships iu port.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-09
BILLION DOLLAR
TARIFF BILL
DREAMS FADE

CCcntlUscd iron FfrSt race
;,---,.,,..,- M. srlaie- bonus should
d, ,,.,,l f-
Congress ylriH % '"! az
SeC6G,c0O.uuu .ratu!tE 10 !eiih'f F''
,,icc mon
.f,,l leaders,
MofVoNe7' '''
have been foro"! 10 the '"h''"S''"
since IN, mellon figures Wcr. sub
1-,,r, ~ LiWion-
H!'N'"' ia. -, ~
dollar tar!N - = MATS .''''''' ~ w.
,orl hos (8ur-d i..l.u IONS ultatlun VAIN
,r ,~-rr yt.r,s tbal perhaps
i'''S-' e, ,,,.r.,,.'
slpu.ogv.NN' or S4"'--'''"'' ''N'i.
income can %, derived from iar!H
t,.l, srrrrf. Tho total M 20
-" ,,.f.b
sirpo'N,U1- 'r " ''''' '''''' "''"
on. .aylng /! urph.bltlvc thN upon !ih
n-,,g IL 'arlr -al.s are raised
49,, r r.Y .r,.s,,r,..
hlHti'r lH"" '"'
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-09
COMMUNISTS AND POLICE
BATTLE IN FRENCH TOWN
lBy United %cv.s.l

Paris. May S.-CommuniSts riotca
with the police at Porte 81. GcrvaiS
mis- afternoon after putting on II
unier-d"monstratio Of present.
men, of the nrst official celebration
II the Jean pare Day. one civilian
was killed, another mortally wound
al IN the hattlc. ana scores OF other
civilians We're hurt. Forty ccndarnrs
mere badly maulrd. Three Commuu-
lists We're captured.
This was tho only serious Incident
of the celebration which was other
Wis" successful President NIillcrand
VAS represented in tn. ceremonies at
thc statue Of lean pare in the i:,.
rivolt which was marked by a mills.
tary parade
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-09
GENTLEMAN GZRARD,"
FRENCH MUSICIAN, WILL
FACE MLlRDER CHARGES
ccused OF Poisoning Friends
Whom He Had Insured
in His Favor.

PARIS. May s. "Gentlemap
G!rnrd, welcomed In Paris society
as Il cuiiurcd musician. will stand
'riii this month. charged with be-
inS The most Ingenious French
prisoue: since Catherine de Medlcis.
fi's usual method was ~ plant
typhoid germs ur extracts e! poison
Gus mushrooms In the food Of friends
whom h" had Insured In his favor
FOR varying amounts. with his wiCc
ana u mistress he Is accused Of two
murders. 1t dozen attempted ones and
several fur@crics.
t"urtly. ut exquisite manners.
6irh"a had cXtrnor,inary powers nf
fascination over women ana had the
rn'rco into some Of the most cx-
elusive salons.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-09

France are somewhat ''touChy" aud
~ - also true that France needs her
"b!"st miners for tn" work OF re-
storing pits in N" north. such as at
l."us.
communists haNC advanced tn"
claim that the LuUChcuy combination
backing the Ruhr !roscc; for tho
'urthcraucc of their private ends. ana
point to the reluctance" OF ;hc French
10 bomb tn" Eriry coal nrlds hurIni.
10" war aS Significant pC This rroup's
Gccu laid plans. declaring that this
action was inspired.
The mobilization uliuucthor viii
prpduc" l"",VeO men for the army OF
occupation.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-09
BRITAIN DE ERMINED
TO CONQUER MINERS
Arprchensirc Of Political Rcvolu-
ton Should Diggcrs Win Objects
for Which They Struck.
STARVATION LOOMS IN FIELDS
Signs of DiSnilcctlon Seen Among
Reserve Troops Called to toiurs
in Emcrgcncy-Nnyal Sailors BE-
come tnruly in Coal Ports
lty 4. T.. Johnson.

th'lo' news St"f Correspondent.
l''Np 'N' May -Nr9EehensiNe o.:
roNic'l revolution /! the miners
Sh"N'' WIN 'he objects ieT which they
are now thdurtnS hunger ami misery
IN 'h"!f s'Fihe' 'he BRITISH govern
intni IS more than ever determined
ON complete victory in this great test
between the coalition ana THE Labor
rlc,neut which nps sometimes n,cr
,.,,t,.,, ,,,
N'' 'o"''E '"''td fAd4'a' s"t'"is'lc
ana even oolShcN.Stlc. AS starvation
approaches i'm tile mine fields. II Lc.
,o,,,., r, , -, IL.
~
miners ar" not d"lrateu' revolution
tirrnd,. ,hrr. ar. sinus -, ,is,n.
''' "''i','' ''le 'eS''H" troops '"ll'"
10 the cOln-S in the emergency. Re
sorvists i'm carn ~ h'rcrsho, brok.
ON, IN slot ,.t ,f,l, .,,s,,t.
''''
"ih"""s "i S"nfs ana saiouns ANA
:ootin" the stocks.
sailors nc,omc lnruI,.
\,,,, ,, g.
~" az &c ''''S S''''""'" ~ '"'' '"r'S
also nave been ovincing an unwonted
unrulincss OF late, approhcnding that
the government, ,,,i.b, nt,on,,,, +, uso
tn''h as s'riNehr"aR"rr' Tn" dlssatis-
Ned units of reserve soldiers have
been broken iip and disp.rscd an,ou,,s;
Nova, h,,,,lf,,. .h-o,,,.,,,,
'". ''". Wv '"""-
9" a I" "'S'h'f''lze' II roSSihic.
The discomfort, which If allowed to
rcrmcr; mirh; r,y,,l, E, sorious
rx,,,o.t
49,,
ne owners OF the Mining proper
tics, though tho strike is a mighty
cost 10 them, are willing to 70 on
paying tn" price for victory ON"
hundrcd ana nfty thousand volunteers
remain under arms To put down dis
Curncy aud Nch"mcucc rs the Strug-
gle drags ON Lloyd Georges rov-
w''I''"n' t'H"rrWS ~ tm's .NP'h1" -
{s,r . ;om - 80 ,,or nnr,,.
,,,,,I1 $50, ,Es,l,,., ,,,,;.f,.,l s,,,,...,,,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-09
2 AGED MEN BURN TO DEATH
IN BOARDING. HOUSE FIRE
lNv Ns.ncIntrd pr.ss

HOGAl.uSA. Ia, May 81. w.
crccl. H. ana :. NJ. Brown. is. were
burned to death at IN early hour to-
lay when thoir boarding. house.
operated by i family named Lott.
was destroyed by fire, believed to bo
o: .ncindavv origin
''he state me marshall Viii begin
"a INVESTIGATION oi tn" fire tomor-
row The ch"rrrd bodies of The two
men were removed from the ruins
this AFTERNOONS
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-09
Policeman shoot. Former soldier.

TEy InItoi NNW"l
ST. LOUIS. MOBILE. May S--Eer-
rarI Manning. world war veteran
was sho, ana Instantly killed here
SUNDAY night ny n policeman WHO
rad arrested him on suspicion OF be-
!ng implicated in holdup. Accord
ing g ~" policeman. Manning tried
10 rsDAne.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-09
MARINE WORKERS VOTE
ON WAGE CUT ISSUE

Continual from First Pace
although he did not Indicate whether
he agreed entirely with the FERNS az.
hey mad been worked ont In confer
rnct' y settlement, he added. hinged
nn'H acc"rtancc OF the proposed wag..
Gu; %! - per cent
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-09
x &c. wnsr. I.,sh, on Tnncrcu,o.i.

NrW YONK. May Tho Knights
- Columbus nrht on Tuberculosis
was opened today win me appoint
men, ~ Il national comui,,c. 10 In
yesi'gate yin" causes and cures OF
tie f:sensc
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-09
Huns To Man Mines.

Three of the governments best
.r zen. .,i nay. ostn summoned
The m"thod Ia be pursued after the
occupation has been established. II
$ tho present Paris plan TO mako tho
i'rman w"rkmcn op'rntc tn. mines
rather than 10 import French miucra
FOR the task, particularly since tho
workers in many mining sections Of
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-09
Downing stree, give. view.

man .,n,,I,, ,.,,rI,,,, -, ,i
WV
Gn"nc"@ I" the rest of Europe.
Downing street Gives View.
~.
Ihs' official View of Downing street,
'NpfHSS"d ny Lloyd George. IL as fol :
iowsE
~, ,,
''r'n'hF "'Earms III acc"ruanc"
with Tho Versailles treaty. nl'e IS On
Titled to asl, the allies that tho polo.
.,. ,t., :.
49, '''' - ''"F '"fi"S'"
rHon Germany Icy tn" allies, bat tho
a. lea themselves mus; ndh.ro to n.
CO. u,.. ,,,i. ~.
''''' i'r''a'n "c'ieNcS VA iN'r play
t"r the loscrs, The I'olc- "wa every
ihirr ~ rho Versailles .-a,.v ;j,r
!""r'N anu 'hA'p'h''n'c were won
bv tho a!lica AZ ,rcmcu.!o - cost
"\y.. ,ro ,r.ror,y, ,,,i,i.d .,
quest strict Polish "dhct"nS" t" the
charter under which they received
,rt ,u..t 80, ,;, &; .,, t.,
49, - '''"' ''''' - '''
~" Mood "f EnriiShm'n, Frenrhin"n.
ial!aus and Americans"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-09
GRAND CHAPTER,
ORDEa EASTERN STAB
SorfnIk-Nimy ilth-i:ith.
,,cdnrch Fares via y. ~ v. ny

For above occasion the Norfolk
and Western Halfway Viii. on May
9. 10 and II. sell FOR all regular
trains. ruund-up tickets I" Nor-
in virginia. at greatly reduced
rates Tickets viii nc good re-
turning until May 18TH. Tho round
trip far from Richmond VIII I've
Si.a5. war tax included. Through
last trains, with Pullman parlOr
cars between Richmond ana Nor
folk without change. Special
coaches nave been provided for
Delegates and visitors leaving
Richmond Ofroad Street station
a; 300 y. N Tuesday morning.
May 10th. For ign particulars.
call on or phone ,Alnuisou iitD
&. a Ovcrton. Jr.. Passenger
Agent. So East Main street. or
&. ~. EOSi.Ei.
District PASSENGER Agent.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-09
POLES LOSE HEAVILY
IN ALL-NIGHT BATTLE
nlinMoi frNm l'lrat lngc.

CONTINUED from First l'arcD
ing the puai d'Orsny'. program for
the complete destruction uf tho Ger
man enHlrr' regardless AT tho cousc-
GucnCes ~ tho rest OF Emrnnc,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-09

tions
Occupation of tho Euhr should
prove profitable for at least Il pur-
be enabled TO extract an! sci! coal
from The tOrlmcr nmnMN.a miMns.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-06-22
Labor Rejects Boycott
For Irish Cause

- N
while the Gompors boomers arc
equally confident thpt thoy viii re-
elect thoh candidate.
John J.. Lewis. president ~ the
= nitcd Mine Workers and "a cnudi-
dat" tur The presidency at the Amer
i,In Federation ct Labor In an adj
dtHss uu tho convention floor. de-
c'.I,d Tor tho inherent right vi Ia
hor aud thp public t. regulate the
HrHifs ui Industry tn thD interest uf
roo tine people"
Mr.. Lewis spoke in support Of a
minority report of the resolution
cufmitt,y. which declared for pub
o., ownership and democratic opera
tol OF 'uIl Industries organized un-
d.r corr uratr grants cor privileges. DO
l. 900 Is the Railroad systems. lie
.iIt miucts ttd under Considern-
ii"N H program fur decentralization OF
fu' Wiurs and were "still working on
that problem
Practically nl tho railroad organ
IattiuIf and D. TuDhlnlsts' union
H1 wHn as th, mine workers. rallied
tp D. support 81 the minority re
port.
Tho majority report ~ the COM
mi.tor eliminated the entire pre-
Hmils and all reference 90 govern
m,ut control of industry Boo the rrso-
hutton ur,s,utrd hy tho railroad or
EIuizatiora declaring FOR the princi-
plcs f't forth m the minority doclara-
ton The report recommended that
tho |cN,cutiNo council assist the rail
road unions ben having enacted lcgis-
lutinu providing fur government
ownership ana democratic operation
uf tho transportation systems uf the
iuitlO Stutcs'
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-06-22
TWO GIRLS HIRE
HORSES, DISAPPEAR
Hunting Young
Women; Report They
Joined Boys

Officials of the sh,rids office ere
to-day trying 20 ilclto joan tmhoci-
tef and Mario Mcsz. who disappear
ed Nttterday mfr uinr The girls ur.
about % years Ola. and live 40 500
North Fourth st"art Thet lnf homo
yesterday morning. H,h.ug that they
wcr, .HiIs to ilED H ride boz fha
country. Shortly hafl.r noon thot
rented Two horres FROM Simon Garcii
az 1909 Nurth Aruo street. aud huy,
nut been aUcu siuc
Shrrir Tony Dus l-,lernuh,H io
iirun1. Zoos iurIs Iafsu.l4. C.lIur
ana other towns Hiuunt Albuquerque
but up tu "a bate hnut this afternoon
uo uuorts hHtr come boz. n, is com.
ud'nL however. that tho girls will Do,
found before ulEht.
ono import given he sheriff was tl
DO, effect The "iflH had run away witi
two huHr
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-06-22
CATTLE GROWERS
HOLD SUCCESSFUL
MEET At MAGDALENA
Want Cut in Freight
Rates on Stock Made
Permanent

Benidos a large proportion ~ the
members Of tho executive board.
there wns a large crowd % rtockmen
al The nra quarterly meeting OF the
executive hoard Of the New Mrsico
Horse aud Cattle Growers association
held AT hardRlens, Monday. This ~
tn report Of Mina Bofthn IsenA IN,
secretary Of thc dissertation. who re-
turned from N~nrdElena yesterday.
A number of committees we're up-
pointed and several resolutions
passed. These made up the chief
business ~ % meeting. supervisor
explained the WORKINGS Of the ~.
Classification OF Ernzlng lands.
charles g. Blia1 % tho Albuquerque
office Of the biological survey. made
q talk ~ control of rodents and
predatory animals. ana asked stock
mer Tor their corporation.
The resolutions passed were asking
IA" Interstate Commerce conn mission
to make pcrmnneut IA topornry re-
duction Of 90 per cent IN railroad
rates on stock. which would run an.
~ tIuiy 10. otherwiro. protesting
agieinft the lrnsinE 81 hides on the
Tree list. askinr commission firms "a
make reductions la charges. curres-
pondine 10 the reductinna IN prices.
asxiug long time iuaus on breeding
stock. and backing up tho plan of
senator llurslim and rskinE the stats
cattle sanitary board Ia continue
mounted field inspectors.
Com ntttses were appointed 10
attend thu hearing of m" rniiroads
before tn. state MN commission TrNt
north IN rensrd a. q reduction on
railroad lands iH proportion "a the
r~eduruon ON afuzing land for assees-
ing pvf poses aud "a luoK Into land
eNehnuees prnpuHeu hS the furosf
fersice on gils forest.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-06-22
Attack on Non Union
Miners at Tonopah
Reported to Governor

RENO. NoN.. June 22.-An attack
ON 20 n%un-uuion miners as they were
leaving tho belmont milne at Tonopah
late Monday afternoon is alleged boz
90 disnutch received bt Governor
Boylo GO carson cay ana d i- chnrE
pl that shots werv tirtd ron a
nearby lill top. Two -nnn-union men
were badly beaten hy alleged strikers
IN l,uNiur q thcut"r NJ Tuuupuh tho
-ims nirht. I'M" dispatch says Gov
ot,ur Boylo un his return from Love
lock hast uiIut. ordered am nN'.il-
cation.
An investigation h. being conducted
hv citiyrns comWltt' go Touopth ANA
Governor Bowie said today be rNa
ppctrd Co receive the rrport ~ this
,ui1mtttre before taking further steps
Touupih police p~utnortiss have not
asked stat, and ana "a everything b."
quiet there.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-06-22
Harding Message
Read at Opening of
Baptist Convention

DIS MONIES Iowa. June a2-
Message from President Harding.
Secretary Of state Charles T. Hughes
and Secretary of Labor james y.
Davis were read az the opcntnr sos
sion OF tho fourteenth annual % n
vrntion 81 b northern Bnptistf'
conference here this morning
Please express To- the convention
President fInrding'H read,
the assurance Of my continued and
earnest Interest Ia the work or tho
church and my great appreciation
OF the kindly sentiment and support
thai ynu hRv oNtendod To- mo. !
am sure we VIII al agree that in
the troublous times through which
We are passing. there ts e special
reason fur placing our fullest re-
lance on thosc fundamentals g.
which the church b. increasingly do
voted"
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-06-22

Dr. D. " Docherty. city and county
health officer. announced today that
residents are being asked TO clean up
heir front Yards back yards. vacant
lotH aad roof Eardcna ~ all weeds.
Louis Cairo, Inspector for the de-
pggtmont. IN Ia make an inspection
Of lots In Narioun parts OF the cC'
aud then notify 10 use the
hoe and rake. Garbage on lots n "a
Town.
Cooperation viii be needed" Or.
Docherty says. ito make the city look
clean
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-06-22

viii again De the rity's chief cNecn-
tive.
fommission form Of government
has failed completely m kaiamazop,"
saws Mrs. Bnlrh II b. unreprpssn-
tative ana d~lctntorial. n Increased
d tnV rate from = TO % mills In
three wears. u ~ not n government
uf hy ana Tor the people"
Proponents ~ the commission HoN-
trnmcnt say that kalamazoo has
shoNn unprrcedeni"d prnefesa under
thnt government They point Ia the
payment Of inherited debts. esiab-
iishmont ~ r. motorized tire depart.
iueut, paving o. sewer Improves
tuNrE.
Mrs.. halrh be- n member of the
T commission framing a new charter
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-06-22
Forest Service
Agent Accused
OF ENLIGHTENMENT

IissOULA. Mont. June ga
urnanouicz fiscal agent Tor district
No. ] Of the fcoeral forest service.
Witch Includes Montana. and north
ern Idaho. entered r. plea of guilty
to "a charge 81 emhezzlcment when
urtdlEned before q United States
com missioner to-day.
Hts bond was fixed at $4,000
which hts friends are attempting "a
raise.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-06-22
Forest Service to
Have M s at
Fairs in 2 States

-Four models viii De- shipped By
the forest service office here 90 Den
yer Tor use Boz exhibits during tho
fair season this full. They Will be
used In Colorado and WyominE. and
may be- sent cast later In the year.
Tho central theme Of these cX-
hibits will be- fire prevention. and
the two models used hy tho local
forest service office during fire pre-
vention week. for their exhibit iu the
window OF the Packard automobile
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-06-22

kAlAMAIbo June 29- whether
his CIV D. 10 surrender tho city man
aF'f- commission form Of government
20 ~" nd mnyor-counciiman piln
depends largely ou tne political sarnc.
80 Of a uWa
She D. Mis- Mabel Batch. she led
the fight that reaulted in u vnt. for
q nov chuttor after a three years
itihi Of The commission form of ruv-
erumeut
She is recognized ns ono Of tlp muai
nstuto politicians Boa Michigan. sh,
piini"d her husband IHm-n o. Uuith.
% D mHNuultN ct kanmnKoo tour
timDu.
She wruto the outline Tor some Of
htf campaign speeches and public
policies. D. Is determined that hr
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-06-22
SALE D

agency together with a similar model.
VIII BE- sent. The other model Will
be- a large irrigation project. which
was used here in the cNhibt durinE
the teachers convention last fan.
Models viii also DO sent from Cali
fofnin and Washington. 4 special
study Will De- made Of cxihibis and
methods used On Washington.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-06-22
MlnMNN NNMEp

WASiitNGTbN, June -2
idcnt Hnrding's first nomination OF
"a woman tu b. collector ct customs
~. a,ut To the ssuat, today, when
hr named Jennie n. MusHtt to h"
collector Coz district No. fN. Win
headquarters W salt lake tity, Utah.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-06-22
House and Senate
Agree on Size of
Navy Personnel

WA-IIINGTDN. june e. - An
agreement upon zoe. 600 mon for the
navy enlisted personnel Tor tin WNi
fiscal year. a reduction ~ about H.
900 men. WIS reached TODAY hy gru-
ate and house rouictyoH uu On" navy
appropriation bin
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-06-22

RIGA-H1Ishesik au(horiile4 dis
tribute only ~,ont-tfnth OF the ueces.
aafy amount 4of milk 10 huEofnIs.
nurses and ratfnta. No children oidtI
than one yeur arc put on a diet n
silt hefringA
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-06-22
Gen. Chas. II. Taylor,
Editor of Boston
Globe, Is Dead

BOSTON. june % Gen Charlie
o. TAYLOR. editor and publisher ~
tho Huston Globe died at his homo
tnlav. lie was 20 years old.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-06-22

of every oman's andMisses' Spring Garment
Suits $3.50 Up
Coats $3.50 Up
Dresses $3.50 Up
Waists $3.50 Up Skirts $3.50 Up
Jersey Silk Petticoats Only $2.49

We find it good policy to take a loss Of seasonal garments rather than
carry one over from one season to the next. Every spring style, every
spring material and every spring novelty is amply represented in this
sale The above prices are absolutely meaningless without a jadicious
examination of the garments themselves. That is why we urge every
Albuquerque woman Interested in effectng a substantial saving on good.
well made, well designed garments, to investigate this sale.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-06-22

The inhabi,euts OF Jutland are I'D
20 De the most genuine specimens
81 the old Danish stock.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-06-22

WAgUtNgTDN. june 21-Urury
Clay rru'iuse of iird Lodge. Mont.
was nominated today tu hr receiver
uf public money at billings Mont
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-06-22
lS47 Rogers Bros. Flatware
GO Year GUARANTEES,

FORKS ,....... 1856
4t.5o set OF sN knives ~. &c.. 3. o11o
ylt.bO set OF six dessert kul4ts. .efOEe
sol Of slN coffee poems II ..... GI1H
$3.50 bouillOn spoons He1
$3.50 oyster forks. set o. SIX. ...... .Sf1a
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-06-22

$. and ". ore~n stamps with M
purchases.
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