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Evening star., 1921-08-16

Does the fact Shat Evers couldn't
pull through for the second time with
the Cubs vtndicate Charley Murphy !?
He has passed the stage where he is
strong on vindication, but even the
old fellows like to feel that they were
right.
Evening star., 1921-08-16
TRAVERS IN TOURNEY.
Will Try His Best to Win National
Amateur Title.

NEW YORK, August 16.-Jerome D.
Travers. who was thought to have
retired from seeking important golf
was recently announced, created sur
prise today when he declared that
he had already entered for the ma
tional amateur next month at st.
Louis and was going to do his best to
win,
Evening star., 1921-08-16

The Phillies have six weekss more
in which to get rid of every player
who started the season with them.
Williams and Meadows appear to be
fairly certain of paying board in
Philadelphia until October s.
New Britain herald., 1921-11-28
 20. 70 RESUME POSTAL SAVINGS KeDsingtol Office Has Been
 RaasSi6latel ANNIVERSARY OBSERVED
Mr. and Mrs. 0. F. Lewis Married 25 Years-Essay Winners Announced Red Cross FinrONLlent-ReTiin Ifan1S Of Interest.
Items Of Interest.

The Kensington pest office has been redesignated as q postal cavings depository on the recommendation Of the Director of War Savings of the Boston Reserve district, according to an announcement made this morn ine by Postmaster ". ". Pagan of that office.
 ' In q letter received by MT. Tagan from NJ. Kerlin. director of the pos tai savings department of the post office at Washington, mention is made that tte director Of the Boston dis trict expressed tho wish that the Kepsington postoffice be made de- pository so that when the salo of war savings stamps iS discontinued in the near future such patrons a1 now are purchasing war savings stamps may have aTatIabIe for them the facilities Of the Postal Savings. Mir. Pagan was also cou1piimentod on tho sale of war savings stamps made at his office during the past years.
 The postal savings system was dis continued at the KensinEton post of fee in July of 1919. This system of saving will be resumed on or about December 1. The system is had in several Of the larger offices through out the country and gives anyone an opportunity to safely invest their money and receive interest in addi- ton. The money is also said to he safer than when invested in banks Any amount of money from s1 up to S2.5O0 may be invested in this sys- tenn at one time. No more than S2.500, however. is allowed to be in the postal savings at the same time.
 The system was discontinued dur ing the war because of the war sav- ings stamp. but when it was formerly in vogue at the Kensington post of- flee many people used this system.
 Essny Winners Announced.
 Paul Turner and Ernest schofald have been awarded the two prizes for having the two best essays on Books
 I like to read" The prizes were two books, Kidnapped" and Robin hood" given by the Peck Memorial library of Kensirgton.
 Blanche Johnson and Margaret
New Britain herald., 1921-11-28

regular meeting next Sunday morning at ] o'clock.
 MT. and Mrs. Harold l.. Sack have moved to Vermont They lived il the so-cailed Lincoln place. MT and Mrs. Raymond Jalbert of Meriden are visiting with Mrs. How ard Gibney of Warrington Ridge.
 There was a large attendance at the lecture given by Rev. J. Allan Scott at the Methodist church last night
 The W. A. c. will practice in the town hall this evening.
 Nlr. and Mrs. F. B. Adams have re- turned from 0 visit with friends in New Canaan.
 East Berlin Items
 The Ladies of the Sacred Heart church will hold their next whist and social at the home of John DeMore on Cottage street Tuesday evening. The public is cordially invited to at tend.
 William Noble attended the Army Navy game at New Yorl, city Satur day.
 MISS Mary Savage entertained a number of her young friends at her home Saturday afternoon in honor of her seventh birthday. The usual good time was enjoyed by all.
 Charles Cannon and family are moving into the residence on Main street formerly owned by James Scott.
 MT. and Mrs. Walter Werdelin, who have been spending the past few days with relatives in Glider sleeve, have returned to their home on Main street.
 Emery Matsen of New Britain was calling on friends in town Sunday.
 The district schools reopencd this morning for the winter term.
 Edward Fowler of Hartford, spent Sunday with his mother on Main street.
 The Knights of Pythias society are arranging for a public supper to be given in their new hall in the near future.
 1c sale at Goldonblun Millinery Co., New Britain. 1c more you get mother hat of the same prico.-adyt
New Britain herald., 1921-11-28
P'ninNlllc BriuTs.

l., F.. Bldhcsicy of New Grtaln has returned to his home after spending two weeks with his daughter here. Mrs, Joseph Fanion of Furbuah ave- uue.
 Mr. and Mrs. Phillip Morse, Mr. and Mrs. Luke Morse and Iau~mcrs. Carol and Marion, and Hiss Wmuirrul i'ates and Mrs. Harriet !'ry of For vstFiIlo, have returned after gpcndng the holidays with their sister, Mrs. t. W. Wakefield of Bristol
 slight chimney fire broke out in 'le Congregational church yesterday evening during the services. &. ". iurroN who discovered the blaze ,,ll- ed the fire department which tAtin- guishcd u without much damage.
 Mr. and Mrs, Fred Smith and fam tly spent Thanlsglgiug and thn wcuI,- end with Mr, Smiths mother. Mrs. E. B. Smith Of forestyilIr.
 Mr. and Mrs, James Eaton left thf- morning for Florida They p'au tn visit Jachsonvtllr where they win s.. Rev. F. C. Gille,t, former pastor of the Congregational church here.
 w. T. Warneld of Erie Ponn. snart the weekend with his mother of IHrl, street. He also visited Mir anI Mrs Francis or Southiagton, during his stay here.
 There were no games of football
New Britain herald., 1921-11-28
A Bargain in Silk Stockings

Full Fashioned heavy ingrain Silk Stockings with orange top, made hy McCallum Hosiery Company, specially for Brown Thomson X Company fine for Christmas gifts, regular $360 kind, $2.75.
 INTERESTING GLOVE VALUES.
 French Kid, clasp, our own i'm port, colors, white and black, special S2,00 pair.
 One Clasp Mocha, piQue and priX seams, beaver and grey extra spe- cial, $2.0b pair.
 Strap Wrist Mocha Gloves, pique sewn, beaver and grey, bargain at S3.SS pair
 Cape Gloves, in brown, with strap wrist, pique sewn, Paris point em- broidery, very special. @2.70 pair,
 French Make, strap wrist. pique sewn, two tone embroidered backs beaver, ian and brown, big value S3.0S pair.
 SEE THESE IN OUR CLOCK SHOP.
 With Radium Dial you will find there fully guaranteed nickel Alarm Clocks of regular $2.50 value for s1lG each.
 Fight Day Clocks, Of mahogany, in tambour shape, with cathedral gong, striking hour and half hour, very gpe- ciaI SS.a5 each.
New Britain herald., 1921-11-28
FIRE IN NEW HAVEN
Early Morning Whnilcy Avenue Dlczc Sends soTcrcl Tircr!cn to 1ro5p;;n! --Wcro Ticrocs,

New Haven, Nov. 2s.--aoveral fro men were overcome by smoke and hurt in a fire in q frame building in tho Whallay avnnuo section of Vest 7illo, owned by Pearl ?. sparry, Ir, carly today, Three Of tho aon wero Sont to the hospital, they beiag Cap. tain James lfnggorly. David Graham, and James Duncan. The Inat na,no1 at tho nialto fro laat nigIit, witi, nn- nthor fireman, got q body out Of flo theaaoT.
 '750 Sparry bui1iha wos eaaupiad by motor trueis aeanav and a gro. oh'r com pnnT. Tic fro was nosn hy tha motormah Of passing aar at i q. h., and ha aroused manih6ra of thrSa fasniloa who lived uestaire. most of thSn iaaviba in tho,r n.g!,l. alotdaa, fSa"i r. EpsrPp, Fr,, lived th6rn, Tid losaoa wore estimated as 225,0dd,
New Britain herald., 1921-11-28
Big Values ila
 Millinery

Very Special are the Sport Hats and Scarfs of camels hair in sets, choice of natural color, brown henna and heather mixtures, Gi3.50 the set
 Hats also without scarfs.
 Special Clean Up of tastofuly trimmed Hats of velvet, duvetyn and felt, with quill and ribbon, worth to sI0S, Saturdays price S3.70 each.
 Matrons' Hats, ranging in value up to S850 to be closed out Saturday at only S4.00 each.
 GOOD OFFERINGS IN SILVER.
 Four Piece Set, finely silver plated, comprising Tea Pot, Sugar Bowl, Cream Pitcher and Spoon Holder, plain designs, priced $7.50 the set,
 Twenty-six pieces of Rogerss fine Tableware, put up in fancy leather cite chest with silverwear guaranteed, our special at Si0.45.
 Table Set, Rogers's Silver, 6 Knives Forks, in white case, price for set complete S4,0o.
 Salts and Peppers, Colonial design, silver plated, for S1.s5 pair.
 For 06c. each we offer Pie or Cake Knives with extra quality blade and sterling silver handles.
New Britain herald., 1921-11-28
E.&OET ISr~rI3D

Washington, Nov. 2c.--(Dy t,i6 Az. fooNtad Ffa@a} -= Puhliahnd TepsPls ni= j"tiag jtaa 6f h5Fa;i w7tda b.. Fpai,iar EFjahd 6f j'ranSa w;liia i6 twsa5iRr, 'a5 Se9ihat Senator soRbH7ar, iia5i O.; tha ttaliah aT'na n7ant ssTfeF6n6a da1a, &aA86, waTa feFFaaijY d8aied ii q hto o'a"8"s h'ada isiov by' G5airr,~, ~,7 H"&Has at & f8aetiar Of tra cob?tf. sn"a a8faHaittaa sH lraF I;oetors aad a'a6Gs Iiiaati8Re.
New Britain herald., 1921-11-28
GET LARGE LOOT
Robbers in Torrinetun Get Away With
 5000 Cash

TorrinGton, Conn, Nov, 28.-Burg- Iar's in parllera Drygoods store dur ing last night broke Into q safe and look 5000 cash and goods worth $3500, 4 drill and IImmies used by the men were found. They had forced
 entrance by prying of iron bars or q rear window. A burlap bag left behind contained about $500 worth of goods which had been selected from the stock. Tie stolen articles were silk Horgrtte waists, velvet and silk 4rcests.
New Britain herald., 1921-11-28
6. [ {. q #. .1.l.['.,.),S'.. 'iN> Jlh> VlllINlIlA\ TI\N
Tapes Cold Compound" is
 Quickest Relief Known

Don't stay stuftad=iibl Omit i,i8w= ing and saufstinei < dose of Pa 5a's Cold Compound" taken evary i've hours uhtil thrsS dasas ara taken us- hhliy breaks any cold iigAS uB,
 Tho very first dose spaa4 Gs6Esd noetfita aBd siia Sir pa5aaea af taa head. stops h6aa FHRRiRe; raiiayea thH nfadhai'a, dgiissas, fav arisHnaaa,
 "Tap@'a Cold Gem Bauad' 'ssat4 saif 6 sa1 esats at drug at5ras. iE aota riSa9's 6s4istaRea. saetaa atds, saff= tA.nas no Quihine-iRaist hpea Fabe'si
New Britain herald., 1921-11-28

1tuFFE iaataar: Hen a sia;y Gttij ia4aa lha "fFu:iy'' taste Of 'Ga'ii5rnja biE agFuR" ebj < HeFev fai;a ta ePaa lie boe5e,J. A faaap@cHfai tsdor mag prevent eioi. f3ijd tomsrFa#. # asReliBRtai, hiiioug fa"erisa. f,ot:Hi, haa aaid; ca'ia. dF 1; atamaaa ia sser, faREaa o8Rta1, sFs6tii bai, Fd;,' si57 i,af 2. ga5d sieaaaiBF af t3s h-Ha ba~eis ia afaaH 6ij taat ia n9aa~=ar.-.
 ho'- yS1r dr,i6Eiat f@r r-5viS3 "6aiif6Tsia fig 6rsaH" v::io-, aa5 i;- fsaGaSa f1r i6s;aa a6d Gi,;.jF&5 or aii sEsa RSjTtal SH Hattia. HathaEi You rsues 5S7: "tiaiifSsEia: of you may sst aa ifRitatisR fg syrup.
New Britain herald., 1921-11-28

played ut NocGweNr Nleld ycturIgy dlr tp the bad weather
 Mia Nay Mills has returned after spending t.w dusa with brr aunt tn Arl0Mou. Masa
 Miss AHnc B.rry enjoyed lnn holi- days ol Au home iu suou Masa
 S.e0a H,u..m ,uaTc Of Noy nrit- aiu will hold H Nul:. party Weaucs. dAs r.Ciue ,l u, houc or Mrs. Charles r. l3uaoapy Of &2 Maple street,
New Britain herald., 1921-11-28
lever say Aspirin without saying "Baver"

Warning, Unless you see the name "I3agor' On package or OH tablets zou aro not getting vauuiuc Aspirin pre-. acribed by phyatciaus for twcnty-rno y"a"s arl proved sats hv millions Take Aspirin only aa told in tGc I.uH- CT pac@aE. for Colds, lica talhe, N"u-
New Britain herald., 1921-11-28

fn N'.NT - Four lrnrmeut, all m'rosp- mrutH. Call th0Uo ld2. rlaugUIe tau
 II -g6-Gl
New Britain herald., 1921-11-28

lc saIr ol GoIoublum Millinery Co., #"" .rstWp. le more you got another hut of Inc mmc Irice.-adyL
New Britain herald., 1921-11-28

Assistant Postmaster Jomp1 J Graham, left ycstarIay for Garuor. where he Will probably remuu tlc ne&t week 0" tive. Mr. GruUum, who sustained a broken ankle in au mDu. mobile accident s0mo time Jgo. muG receive mcdtcal treatment ut nml- ford and it is necessary that he b- near the surgeons that his ease mH be treated properly, lie Is mu}dUr lIs home with friend at l5 Arbor NLr.nL
New Britain herald., 1921-11-28

Hr.a, Rheumatism, Earache, Tooth achn, Dlmbago and for Pain. All druggists sell Raycr Tablets of As- Hrin in handy tin boxes Of 12 and in bottles of 24 and 100. Aspirin is the trade mark of 3ayer Manufacture of Moaoaceticacidoster of Salcylic- u..I.
New Britain herald., 1921-11-28
Leaves for Hartford.

furnish the entire program for th, entertainment,
New Britain herald., 1921-11-28
Grange Votes

Tho regular meeting of tho Grange will be held tomorrow evening. Plans will be discussed for attending n meeting and social timo of the Bur Tit Grange on Thursday ovoning of this week, Tho local Grange will
New Britain herald., 1921-11-28

1c sale at Goldonblur1 Millinery, Co., New Britain. 1c more you got mother hat of the same prico.--advt.
New Britain herald., 1921-11-28

There were no games of football
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-08-02
Washington Office
Refuses to Confirm
Highway Contract

SANTA FE. n. NJ. aug. 2-Bc-
cause the bureau of public roads. de-
partmont OF agriculture. at Washing
ton. has refused to approve the align
ment. the state highway commission
has been unable to confirm the con-
tract hat was awarded several weeks
ago. for the building Of federal aid
project No. so. IN lea county. This
road runs acros the upper part OF
Lea county for "a e'stance Of 41.75
miles. The contract was let Co An
hands and Davis, Clcburnc. Texas.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-08-02

Il a trial. have been very glad lhrt I
did. for now ! feel much stronRer and d
all Of my work. ! tell my friends WHEN
they ask mo what helped me, and they
think Il must be a grand medicine. And
u IL. You can use this letter for a tea
timonial n you wish. - Mrs. HARRY A.
WILSON, II. 7. d.. 8. Clarified, Pa
The experience and testimony 81 sueh
women a. Mrs. Wilson prove beyond a
doubt that lydia Y. pinkham's Vsge-
able Compound will correct such trou-
hlcs by removing the cause and rcsfor-
ing the system to a healthy normal con
dition. When such symptoms develop
as backaches. besring-dow pains. dis
placements, nervousness and ''the
blues q woman cannot act boo promptly
N trying Lydia =. Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound " she values her future com
fort and happiness.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-08-02

You cannot be . follower Of chfiai
and Kill your hfothcrh Ark you're
nplf What would Christ do
Rev. John N. Ciavk. Topeka. Koo.
Yes. 0od - God Of justice az VII
"a a God Of mercy, but fannot We
deal out Iia own fuFticrY ] can't find
n word IN tho Scriptures that would
Justify YOU In hanging these men.
Nina HarfI n. Dicks. Marion. Ind.
-An an ordained minister. H. ~ your
duty 20 save, not to siNY. Are you re-
turning good for eNllf
a. A. Rash. Fort Thpinaa. KY
When you hHl these men. you arc
taking rom them What only God can
give. should mar take what he can
not return7
Mrs Ethel linton. Jouhs. Okla
IA nm officer. II ~ your duty tu hang
these men; AZ q child. of 0od II y
NOT.
Alfred NJ Hsegard. officer. Town
Missionary society ~ conEfatulate
you. Measured By tho fair and
square side Of the Bible. you are
right
REV. Herbert scott. nen Moines. Ia.
~ am absolutely hack Of Shefiff
Robb. Hla stand Il the right ono.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-08-02

WHEELER land aud the United
states On the dry list. the res; OF the
world VIII have 10 turn t. prohibi-
lion because wet countries can't com
pete with dry ones In the worlds
markets"
Wheeler points to those facts on
the intornationai prohibition situation.
Enthcrrd by his orgaLiztuCn from OF
iiciai sources:
Grcat britain.
A very dennitc and we'll organized
prohibition movement IL under way.
Despite this the consumption OF liz
uur has shown a great Increase,
doubtless due to abnormal postwar
conditions, rehabilitation of troops
and unemployment In Scotland lia-
uor cannot he sold In clubs and thea
tiers tive 2 ana 10 y. m. Drunk
en- persons In public PAGES are sub
tcct 10 nne or imprisonment. In Ire
land there are $50 separate legal re-
strictions on the liquor traffic. The
Irish prohibition movement dates
from isas.
Austria.
Manufacture OF beer IL almost en-
t"rial ~ needed for food. Only the
rich are able to get wine n cOrdials.
Buignrin.
Tho Legislative assembly IL being
urged tu extend permission TO cities
- villages To- vote themselves dry by
local option. AS IN tge early days of
the prohibition movement In America
Denmark.
Local option is allowed. Two hun
drcd ana twenty nine parishes
tcpunursi have voted themselves dry
Finland.
Finland Is bone dry by action Of
parliament.
France.
Bone dry prohibition receives little
support hut u strong movement n on
foot To- ban distilicd liquors. Georges
Cicmenccuu. former premier, backs
this movement Absinthe already Is
under official ban.
Germany.
Federal constitution gives munich
pantics the right to local option. n
40 per ocnt ~ the voters sign a pee
titlon. Temperance forces AFRO wag-
ing "a fight on distilled liquors.
ItaIy.
Sale OF liquor Is prohibited after 10
. m. The government h opposed
10 distilled liquors hut favors yin
AhHinthc he prohibited. Fifteen thou
sand saloons were closed during the
war. Few have opened.
Netherlands.
Uses 81 cereals FOR distilling is pro
hIhitrd \ local option league with
ncary "a million members has beer
formed.
Norway.
Distilled liquors ana Wines contain
INK more than ~ per cent OF hlcohoI
af, prohibited.
Poland.
Local option lF permitted Nation
al prohibition legislation expected.
spain.
An ANTI Alcohol league formed lf
tptt i. meeting with strong oppoHi'
ton from wine growing interests
sweden.
Prohibition exists In u modihc'
form Retail snl" 81 liquors " In th'
hands Of societies which turn all pro
uts into th, state treasury tttlzeni
are given ration cards emitting them
tn huy limited amounts Of spirits cvers
month. Criminals. drunknrds Und
pauurrs cannot get ration cards.
India.
Followers Of GhHndi. popular IN
dian opponent OF British rule, hr'
uIstniuors. The MohnmmcdanH,
considerable number 81 midas pop
uI,tiou. are forbidden by their re-
.tetDu tu alcohol
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-08-02

Is what a few Of the correspondents
say.
or eve 10 enter the public again.
You cannot serve two masters.
". n. Soillday. Johnson Bible
School. Kimbcrlin. Tcnn.-You pat
yous duties toward your fellow mon
first and your duties 10 -FOUR God
second Punishment IL TO make
criminals repent. Can they repent N
YOU hang them
Dr. G. 4. Riley, Matamorss. Ohio
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-08-02
LETTER TAX SURE
TO GO THROUGH
Measure Favored by
Harding Would Raise
$40, 000,0 900 in Year
ny II HUNT.

WASHINGTON. Aug. 2.-The cX-
trcmity to which congress Is forced
In It's search FOR new sources 81
revenue h illustrated by the proposal.
sanctioned by President Harding
that letter postage be Increased from
? cents To- = cents. the proceeds frutn
the increase to be turned inc the
treasury MS general revenue.
II new seems certain that this letter
tax will be included In the new
rcyenu bill
Between s7OOOo. 900 and $50. ooo.-
0OO annually wouln be raised by this
letter lax. with practically no addl-
uunal expense for collection.
while the president mas indicated
he favor the higher letter postage as
AN equitable means Of helping 10
prevent a deficit IN the p%ostonicc de-.
paftment du. to increasing losses In
parcel post business. the post-onicu
department dlsclaims responsibility
for or interest. IN the proposed in
crease.
The extent to which postal revenues
have been shrinking h indicated boy
reports from the 30 largest cities for
the month OF June.
Chicago's postal revenue FOR June
was S6s.0O0 behind June. 1890.
= iAthN'AlAHtA FiNNNfA "a HlNAANhAkf III
Slgl. 600. cleveland of $4,000. Brook
Ign OF $1,000, Pittsburgh $4,000.
Bunalo &32 C0O. Akron So 900 and
-. Paul $4,000.
New York city in June showed an
Increase, but the gain there WA
more than offset by losses elsewhere.
II IN understood n postal deficit of
close to $40. 600. 600 viii be- reported
for the present fiscal year. The de
ficit for the fiscal year 1890. reported
last December. was f~i7.270.iA2.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-08-02
Gold in the Head.

. an acute attack OF Nasal cataFrh
Those subject 70 frequent colds In ths
head" Will md that the use ~ HALLE
cATARRH MEDICINE Will build % thu
system. cieaneo enc BLOOD and rentei
them less liable 70 colds. Repeated at
lacks Of Acute CaiaFrh may lead 10
Chronic Catarrh.
HALLS CATARRH MEDICINE q
taken internally and acts through the
Blood on the Mucous eurfares Of the aya-
TEN. thus redurlng tho Inflammation and
-cstorinE normal conditions.
All DruEgiata. Circulars free.
y. J. Cheney q Co. Toledo. Ohio.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-08-02

the mailman. Here
his own bands. has
seemingly stirred
tho entirc nation.
IL cds have
written TO II o b b,
eth cr congratu-
inting or G o n =
demnina him.
Rev. Hohb says
he finds justlfica-
ton for his our
IN the Bible. and
that nothing can
sway him from IL.
Meantime his Of
flee desk IN SWAIN
ed with mnn. and
more letters arrive
with every visit OF
a..aaAA-AAA- - 4.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-08-02

The final plans and estimates were
approved by the Albuquerque Office
81 the bureau OF public roads. but dis
approved by the Washington Office,
on account OF the making Of nearly
square turns. IL was said at the
Office OF the state highway commits
sion that u was not desirable to run
all across section lines. How the
difference Of opinion IL to be settled
Is not yet known.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-08-02
Rev. w. II. Ziegler
Commissioned Captain
in National Guard

Rev " a. Zicglcr has been com
uissinncd u captain In the chaplain b
department of the New McAiro ma
tiunaI guard by Governor Mcch"m
and upon recommendation OF NJ
Jutint General brown II" VIII Ne
tho head 81 the chuplain's depart
mCnt.
Thc Rev. Mr.. Zicglcr saw service In
the World war and has always taken
keen interest In military affairs.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-08-02

'"The world II GO
lnE bone y
He says Europe Ia
now waiting to see
now prohibition
turns nut In Amerl-
ca. II police and
and fedora agents
win In their war on
~boot'eFeerr. Europe
VIII a~traightway
han booze. Wheeler
Ia sure.
"lf A m erica
makes good IN en-
'orcing prohibition.
England will be dry
In ten years." Tho
dry chief says.
"And with Eng
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-08-02

10 do al OF my own
work ! had severe
pains IN MY left side
month and had
fever and sick dizzy
spells and such pains
during my periods.
which lasted two
weeks. heard Of
Lydia r Pinkham's
Vegetable Com
pound doing others
NO much good and
WuufI rive
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-08-02
PASTOR-HANGER
ST|RS THE NATION
Hundreds Congratulate
and Condemn Him in
Flood of Letters

rvne.s a. sEHvgcx
DIES MONIES. IA, Aug. 2.-Ncws
that W. r.. Hobb. the preacher
shnriff here, is going TO hang two
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-08-02

In each ton Of water In the At
lantic there ARE eight pounds OF
salt.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-08-02

You are reading this al. Other
people will read yours. Phone
345. RsssSy
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-08-02

Don't Wish you could find y iob--find a
Don't Wish you could rent ycur apart
mrrt-Rent ii.
Dan'i wish you could sell your home
- Howf
by usias the Heads ciAsllned Columns.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-08-02

Oranges have hccn made 10 pro.
ducc a fine quality OF vinegar.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-08-02
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