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The New York herald., 1921-07-28
Special Despatch to THE NEW YosK HERALD
New York Herald bureau.
Washington, ID. c., July S7.


New York Herald bureau.
Washington, ID. c., July 81.
Do the women of the country want to
be reformed by man-made laws? Rep
resentative johnson (Miss.). a young
reformer. thought they did. so he intro
duced a bill in the House to prohibit
women in Washington from smoking
cigarettes.
But to-day Mr. Johnson apparently
found he had been laboring under ID
great illusion. Twenty-Five women
gathered in the District of Columbia
Committee room to hear the Mississippi
foe of cigarette smoking by women de-
fend his bill. After he had talked two
hours and asserted that smoking was in
furious to the health and morals of
women a straw vote of the women pres
cnt was taken.
Mr. johnson was dumfounded. Twen-
ty-four Of the twenty-five voted against
his BILL Miss Alice Robertson (Okla.). {.
the only woman in Congress and the foe
of all reformers indicated by her ques-
tions that she did not favor this type OF
legislation.
Then at least one woman took occa-
sion to say what she thought Of the men
trying to reform women. She was Mre.
j. b. Cassidy, wife of an army Colonel.
who stated she never had smoked
cigarette.
The New York herald., 1921-07-28
HARVEY OUT ON BAIL.

Herbert S. Harvey, former Sheriff of
Queens county. who on Tuesday OBJ
tanned certificate of reasonable doubt
preparatory to his appeal from his con-
viction on a charge of bribery in Nassau
county, was admitted to $4,000 bail
yesterday by Supreme Court Justice
Cannon In Brooklyn.
The New York herald., 1921-07-28

ark which have agreed not to prer
charges are the Picard Motor Sales Corr
pany. the Armstrong Piano Comp.< =
Edwards & Crist. Good Housekeepst
Appliance Corporation. Donale . *
and the kelsey Motor Company.
The New York herald., 1921-07-28
HOUSES COST SO A LOOK.

TORONTO, Ont, July 27.-Some land
lords here are asking prospective ten
ants 81 for the privilege of looking al
apartments.
Complaining to the newspapers to-day
about IL one house hunter said a land
lord told him the 50 would not apply on
the rent IL he should accept the apart
ment. II charge you So to look at the
place." said the landlord. "It has moth
ing to do with the rent"
The New York herald., 1921-07-28

say Leary told them. he began getting
things for his wife by the same means,
including an automobile, piano.
washing machine and various items of
furniture. in each case giving a forged
check as a deposit. The firms in New
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-12-02
WHO'S HERE .


M
Grace James. Lubbock, Texas.
J. X. McAllcn. III Paso.
Edward Boulton and wife, kenton,
Ohio.
{. r. Gilmore and family. Tulsa.
=. Wayne, Roswell.
W. W. Wellman and wife. Bclen.
q. G, CLANCY. FL Paso.
J. l. Sweeney III Paso.
John ~ fohy, Chicago.
MIR. and Mrs. Alverson. Pueblo. Colo,
Max Weller. Trinidad. Colo.
w. W, Bradford. Denver.
J. A johnson. Denver.
III. A. Zimbell. Milwaukee,.
Homer Berkshire and wife, Estancia,
Jack WEIGH. Estancia.
q. A. Gary, Clifton, Ariz.
W. +. Russell and wife, Kansas City.
r.. -. Long. Denver.
J. i. Webb and wife. Ell Paso.
Duke Atkinson, Eel Paso.
sTURGEs
e. g. Crisler, III Paso.
II. &. frost, FL Paso.
a. e. Topping. Denver.
\. 4. lAudermiik. Kansas City.
q. e. tovington, FL laso.
q. B. Morcton, III Paso.
I. NJ. buckingham, Roswell.
}. 4. Dunlavy, Trinidad. Colo.
u. II. Drew. Los Angeles.
W. }. March. Los Angeles.
A. :. shipperson, Fort sumner.
n. NJ.
Mrs. J. r. Reid. Hereford. Tex.
n. l.. Richardson. MOuntainair.
NJ Black, Estancia.
N. l.. Bishop, Denver.
Il. l., Conner. Denver.
A. NJ. Gaylord. Denver.
MaN J. Cohen, san Francisco.
Elias Arraz. St. Louis.
G Spitz. San Francisco.
Ed. Wheeler. Reserve. y. N.
ALVARADo
G. 4. Becker. Boston.
Robert /. Parker, III paso,
George Il. Cline. Denver.
J. J.. Raster. III Puso.
:. W. Reese, Kansas city.
Mrs. 4. e. fritchard. Dies Moines, la.
Mizs T.. rritchurd. Des Moines, ln.
Wallace Agey. Cincinnati.
D.. NJ. Israel. Chicago
NJ. T.. Tarvitt, Chicago.
NJ. W. Mote. Denver.
Ed Terlcr. 81 Louis
~, j. NJ, Baruh1rt, Denver.
a. s. MutsIuau. kansas cay.
E y BurErss. san Francisco.
II e. Spencer. San Francisco.
J.. g. McCool, r.. Iaso.
" T. Dardcu, East Liverpool, O.
r a. Myers. Denver.
william g. Mctullum. Cincinnati
Frank Andrew. Cincinnati.
Nollie Andrew. Cincinnati.
Percy Halter, Cincinnati.
John T.. TAYLOR, Clovis.
g. D. Itaney. Denver.
". NJ. Armstrong Denver.
r. u, Reese. Denver.
4. 10. Hart. Denver
T.. NJ. Brown. Chicago.
G. Brennan. Seattle.
George D. Wnldmnn. Philadelphia.
II A. Kccdy, Dallas.
W. j. Brown, Denver.
James Milton Sheriff.. Denver.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-12-02
LADIES! DARKEA
YOUR GRAY HAIR
Look years youngcri i-c Grand-
inuthcrs recipe OF sage Tea and
sulphur aud nobody VIII know.

The use II Sage aud Sulphur for
restoring faded, gray hair TO It's
natural color dates back to grand
mothers time. She used II 20 keep
her hatr beautifully DARK glnssy and.
attractive. Whenever her hair took
ON that dull faded on strcakod ap.
pearnnco. tins simple mixture was
applied with wonderful effect,
But brewing az home ~ MISSY and
out -oi-date NOWADAYS, hy asking at
any druE store for q bottle of WV
oth'a sRse and Sulphur Compound "
Won viii Eot this famous old prcpa
ration. improved by tho addition Of
other ingredients. which can he dc
pended upon 20 restore natural color
n beauty 10 the hair.
A well known downtown druggist
rnyq IL dafkeuH the hair so naturally
and evenly thai nobody con tell q has
been applied Nou simply datnpen a
sponge Or SOFT brush with Il aud draw
tl4ia Through your hair taking one
strand nt o Time By morning the
gray hair d~iahnpcars. and amer an.
other application or two. n becomes
beautifully dark and slossy.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-12-02

| never was able TO compare Dicks
methods OF acting with my own
They were absolutely different.
Some power outside of myself
seemed TO send ms through my parts
! n "A way which often amazed me. I
knew well that such possession was
uncommon. %uncnnny. n not to be
tulkcd about. knew thai many ex-
ccilcut actors can depict life only as
they have experienced a.. And by
that test, Dick was not q man any
glrl would carry. TO marry
"Therel I've said II at lastl' SO
ran my thoughts. And 4 CUES I'D
better never Think about Il again. n
love passes. as the older wcmen have
about love at fairly regular Intervals.
~ I've BEEN doing.
why can't stick to the idea that
love N a Transient emotion aud that
IT'S foolish for me to dream about
~ IL It's NO, MS so! And May Scott
would better study her art aud not
let anything so unstable as her emo
lions control her! Better live her
emotions before the camera aud not
WASTE thr real thing on n man who
won't value them for long,
To stu an unrest at my heart, I
a repeatedly TO remind myself Of
my philosophy. | had to force my
SELF 10 think that Dick couldn't act
ms bad parts unless he were a little
wicked.
His conduct toward Motherdear
/, and me implied that he had a sect
10 conceal. hut I couldn't see that
he shared the disgrace Of his sisters
elopemcnt and hts fathers failure.
or that he was In any way rcspon-
bible Tor his fathers tragic death
l How gnaItI Ha4 NaaaAa eH.s - ..
all OF these misfortunes barred him
from me and Motherdcar?
MY latest visit to a movie theatcr
10 see myself act had been revealing
IL had helped me TO grow camera
wise.
I nevo had been in n 'FoiiIes.'
never had done Little Eva.
never had been on the speaking
stage In any capacity. l never had
recited poems rs o child. l was that
impossible product OF the movies. a
self-taught natural actress.
IN the silent drama / was doine
what experienced actors insisted
never could be done.
! had been starred first in wistfu.
schoolgirl roles In which 1 had
played NJ my W personality before
h cameras. / always was east as u
perfectly nice little lady and II wasn't
dtnicult TO be that l only had "a
Imagine what I'd do myself under
the conditions Of the scenario. That
was at first. When the cast director
put me on - the madly jealous bride
tho business came TO rae like n reyela.
ton. How, | could tell.
Sometimes the mysterious force
which possessed me almost banishcd
my true SELF. I was made over by
my part. For the duration OF the
scene. ! was obsessed. seized. made
over by the character which I en-
acted.
Once / had SURRENDERED my indi.
viduaEty and had assumed the char
Rctcr. II was easy to register the emo
TONS the director demanded.
ia begin 20 or 80 feet Oft this
scene or dow in my drcsslnE-room
I'd orget that | vas acting Thu,
method wore me out. II I had to ruT
the gamut OF all the emonons In Al
days work. II was cyhaustiug to de
pict love and hate. anger. loathini
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-12-02


holding OF Foster. who could rot he
found. Trains were watched and
searched and In a short while every
person connected with the tragedy.
save Foster, was In the office OF the
county Jail. Deputy sheriff Coon re-
CURED each one 10 give u most com-
plete n detailed statement. which
was taken down In writing, OF the en-
ti<e evenings occurrences.
He, with the assistance OF Judge
Reed Hoiioman and George Craig.
who got up from bed to be OF help.
subjected each one tn a W. ques-
tioning. This procedure resulted In
uncounied contradiction hut resulted
In the facts becoming known.
This morning a wire was received
from officials at Winslow. Ariz.. stat
ing hat Foste- had been picked up
there and that he was being brought
20 Gallup. II " believed that his pres
cncc here and MS testimony will clear
up the last mysterious part Of the
shooting,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-12-02
At the Theaters
Today

~"
Across the Divide with Rosemary.
Thoby and Rex Ballard starts todhy
This ~ "a sympathy compelling tale OF
one OF natures trucst noblcmen. IL ~
ruit OF melodramatic scenes, anu
quick action. The comedy VIII be q
two-pnrt Monty Banks picture. The
K~idnapper's Revenge
LN1IC.
Corrine Griffith is playing In sin
gle T.ack." starting today. This IL an
Albert y. Saith production. The add
ed attraction IN Tom eantschi In He
yond the Trail"
PASrIAff.
Dustin Farnum In The Devil
Wlthin." repeats today. IL rs n Ora
matte tale OF the south e with
Dustin Farnum az n sea captain. rui-
ing With nm iron hand, Also "A sun
s..,ne comedy. "Who's Who"
IDEAL.
Douglas Fairbanks and Jewel Car.
mon IN "Manhattan Madness show
ing today and tomorrow. Also an
other episode OF Eddie Polo in DO e.
Die"
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-12-02
RUB RHEUMATIC,
ACHING JOINTS
AND STOP PAIN
Instant relief with a small
trial bottle Of old
st. Jacobs on"

rheumatism n palm only.
Not n case IN fifty requires inter-
nal treatment Stop drugginEl Rub
soothing. penetrating st. Jacobs or
right MO YOU sore. stin. aching
tdints. ard relicf comes instantly.
'St. Jacobs on" Il q harmless rheu-
matism llnimcnt which never disap-
points y cannot burn the skin.
Timber up! QUIT complainingi
Get a small trial bottle or old, honest
st. Jacobs or at ans drug store.
and IA Just 9 mcinent youn be free
from rheumatic pain. soreness aud
stiffness. Don't suffer, Relief awaits
YOU. "St. Jacobs or II Just az good
FOR sciatica, neuralgiq, lumbago.
hackache, rprains.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-12-02
Electric Horse

Many people who I'VE IN Lynn,
tinns', = proudly writing TO their
fricnds thu Americas urst cleo
tric street a was rut into opera
ton ! Lynn % years ago tins
month This IL an honor frequent
" conceded to Lynn BY electrical
magazines.
The only ny In the ointment Is
that Richmond Va, beat Lynn to
u BY eight months. The electric
street car system of Richmond.
first In The United states, began
opeption In February. ASS.
IT'S a Rocd deal nke the steam
engine. James Watt. Scotchman
boin In fs3s. is hcnorpd popularity
as ITS inventor. fet the turbine
steam engine was described more
than 2,vvO Year, aeo by Hero OF
A~cNandria, Egypt. In his BOOK,
"lncumaticn."
Possibly some one had a steam
engine 2O0p years bcfor. that.
Man prnFresses 50 slowly. ono
generation improving auofhCr'a de-
vices, That u Is next to impossible
to trace uaythinE o IL real orig
Electric street carr ARE go com
mon Today that ID seems almost
''Ir"'f'tt tuuA lNtl hAN brA tNlni
until Lynn ana Rihmond intro.
duced them 90 years ago. u i 40
with most Of, the wonderful devices
that are 20 Commonplace In
everyday lives.
We celebrate an Invention like
the street car. But those who
think that the American tendency
to consest In cities l. q peril have
much on their side when they ar.
cue that the street car Is the ally
OF congestion.
The city. however. Is not a last
ing phenomenon. In time. all
cities VIII stop growing. An &
OF Nilingcs will follow, with facto-
ries IN the open country. The
value OF electric transportation
VIII be even greater then than il
II is only by adequate transpof
tnuon. such an that afforded by
the electric car running on tracks.
hat a population living In the
country could keep It's economic
machine functioning. Maybe the
motor truck Will displace the cleo.
trio street a and the railroad.
first. a man walked on his own
'egs. Then he was carried on a
utter borne BY slaves. Next he
AIMED the Wild horse. camel and
elephant. Later came the inven.
ton OF tho wheel. which led to the
introduction OF animal.drawn We.
hiclcs.
Many can recall the old-time
street cars drawn by horses.
Thirtythree years ago. when the
electric street was made prac
tcaolc, the age OF electricity really
began.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-12-02
|SAADQvAL School
HEAD MThDRAWSr
HIS RESIGNATION
Audit of Books in All
County Departments
"a Is Ordered

On request of Telesforo sandovai.
county school superintendent OF San
Joyni county. the boasd OF commits
sicucrs Of that county this morning
unanimously voted not 20 conaider his
resignation. This word was brought
70 Albuquerque By District Attorney
Il. u. Garcia, who attended the meet
ms OF TIM board at Bemalilio this
morning.
Mr. sandoVaI rendered his resig.
nation several weeks ago, follow ing
a meeting. OF the county school board,
AZ which he vas charged with having
signed the name Of The clerk OF the
board 10 several hundred dollars
worth OF vouchers without her knowl
edge, by Mrs. A. NJ. perea, the clerk.
In asking the board not to consider
his r~esiEnatlon this morning he stated
that since the time OF that meeting
he had changed his mind. lie stated
that he had signed the resignation nm
der pressure, and that he now wished
20 Withdraw Il,
Mr.. Garcia. who had also been pres
ent At the meeting OF the county
school board at which the matter WINS
urut brought up, told the commits
sicuers. that no had urged Mr.. sando.
10 make any defense he Ind Mt
the time, hut that Mr.. Sandovai had
silent.
The state school auditing depart.
nitnt nus n man WorAluN on N books
OF the county school department OF
sandoval county, Mr.. Garcia said. ana
ne has Instructed this man to go
ahead with his work.
He has also instructed the state
department TO follow the
work being done with a thorough aud
IL OF the books in every department
Of the county government at Berna
lilo. County officials. Mr.. Garcia
said. an stated hat they would well
come such an audit to clear up the
whole matter.
The commissioners OF Sandoyal
county also discussed the matter OF
Interest payments which they are max.
Ing TO this county. The chairman
reported that the payment for June
had been made IN the past few days.
and Il was decided hat the payment
for December could probably be made
by the end OF tho month.
The session at Bernalillo this morn
Ing was well attended. MIR. Garcia
reported. The people OF the county
are showing considerable Interest In
no outcome of the charge brought
against Mr.. Sandoval.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-12-02

- r.. sl.a-xlr.
tHtcAttp. Drf. ~ 'rr
wore advanced fudtF ~ thf poiice ~
- effor, 40 rcir. ~ mssssry witch
4X 49,. ~ .tear-old Mar
f"fo'or my "s''n u -
r4rft toHkhtirl WHO'S ""~t ~'HA
b<rct ana manfied wan q saw p
half irrrmateI An = hteemeut xtcNt
nus round n the hpMs Of tnfnn
r1nzfa. a nciehhor 81 the fouehlln
lamiIe< The body OF Mrs. fon<ee IVES
found IN an upstairs room. her thront
rlnzi.ed with n bread knife.
Ahecnce OF any rsSvn waa eN-
r,ainnd ~ the theoQ ni- @'fa. PEN
- had killed the m a. In
SAINTS ana had cnas u a : slide
yrncr deteciissa Ak ser
f4r homie.
This theory wns p u k 81
nnncem o. q eEnon
that tho penzcs Z n - n n airs.
rnnnnn md their y t.ua r. = had
an beer aGfutfs me a. necux
cases October ~. ol ~ a
49, T".LL
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-12-02
AUTHORITIES PROBING
MYSTERIOUS KILLING

GAhLUP. -. NJ. Dee. s-Authori-
Ties are investigating the death Of
John Ervlen, "A rancher, son OF the
late Robert h%.rvien, former state land
commissioner, who was slain Thurs
day night In Il restaurant. Eryien's
head WAS badly mutllnted and au-
thorities have not yet ascertained
whether he was shot 10 death or died
as the result Of knife wounds.
The body was found about twelve
feet nom the restaurant where he had
gone to eat with two other men.
George williams. a truck driver. and
u man named Bush. They ordered
or ~ the restaurant.
When she returned with the orders,
according 10 her story to the authori-
ties she saw a negro, welding "a re-
NolVCr, one hot narrowly missed
hes. h said. aud then h fled, as
did Williams and Bush.
They returned later. she said. and
found the corpse IN front OF the res
taurant.
Ervien owned "a ranch 70 miles
from Gallup. He was married and
had three children. He came here
from Santa ~. y. ~.
James Foster OF Gallup has been
arrested ih N~inslow, Ariz.. in connec
ton with the crime. and is being
brought to this city by u deputy shor-
~ today. Foster II the man who
nourishcd the revolver In the restau-
rant when she was about to serve din
ner to the three men at the table, the
owner declared TO the authorities.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-12-02
Smile Awhile

Dobs is getting impaiont for his
Coming-out party.
Diacharging duty doesn't maze
much racket.
Tho word lady" comes from Anglo
Saxon "bsead-knoadcr." but try "a
make M believe II.
Perhaps country glrlH marry earlier
cphone pOleB.
elephants live 1E0 years" Ana go
To work when two years old.
An economist says too much money
makes d womnu unhappy Trur-whon
her noirhbors have II.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-12-02
Marshall Jones
WEEDS; Will Live
In Oklahoma City

Marshall Jones proprietor OF the
Combs hotel was married TO Miss
Carolync Michaels last night. and the
couple lett for Oklahoma city whore
they will make their home, after the
wedding.
Mr.. Jones O. ono Of tho partners
who " the Combs hotcl. and has
been In active charge OF tho hotel
Tor some time. Although ne Be- TO
make his home In Oklahoma city he
viii not give up his interest iu tho
hotel but the other partner. ". A.
Winter VIII take over the running ~
Il.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-12-02
John Ervien Found
Slain at Gallup

t{'cI4@r<IfH Irufu F1tc Dnt.l
FRY <utne <hICktnr ~ they desired.
This they afrecd TO.
I5usine thls time the party or ~
win rnsaiuIg the exception OF Ru1h
had gone into the kitchen and were
grouped around the table. Ruah.
either already IN the room. or
<fcppinw f1uF inridc the cs,nr from
tbs dance floor. asked ~ he could
play the plane. ar Nc They co,i7d have
sumo music. Mrs. Iatlkeon repised
that ~ could play or that there was
q man m the ether room who wes
n player. Rush turned and address
trE the mar wno he saw standing An
an opposite door naked or started TO
ask. BoIyeu play the nlanos" ltonh
says b. noticed thc man. twho wns
James Foster. the nerro). fureiug at
something In the walstbaHa OF his
trousers aud n m later caught
n glimpse Of metal In the negro's
hand. Rush rays ~ fsubbcd hle coat
and hat and got eat uf The HOUSE
through y bed room door. As he.
iRush), spassed through the screen
deor he heard n shot fired In the
house, and IN a moment two or three
Looks Into Re,elscr.
Ecuinh Larkson states that abe
hnpponed to glance up aud saw
oeorre williams dodge. Seeking the
CAUSE OF this aho found herself look
ing into the muKrle OF the n In
Fosters hand. some state fanf nj.
this time Foaer said. "rn get all you
r He fired his first shot at
that ums. The eye Witnesses nre not
able Ia tell any uonnected or agreeing
story after hat point. an agree that
they do not know what became Of
the others. Each made his way out
OF the house IN best manner poe
There has not been the slight
est statement r1Rdc az TO n action
Of either Foster or Ervien after the
moment the first shot Was fired.
They may have remained IN the
houhe and fought Il out or they may
eve have come In contact. All
present al that they did not az any
time hear any argument. fuss or
quaTrel. The nelrost To this was
when Rush noticed Foster. as he
stafce. polling hts gun. Foster
aesmed 10 he murmuring something
and appeared angry but Rush says
he could not make out a single word
Of what he was saying.
Benlah Larkson had In the mea
time found her way to a nearby store
and had gotten an acquaintance to
phone for an automobile. -she says
ahe did not know at the time hat
anyone had been killed but. finding
Night Marshal Brown. told him some
one was shooting up her place. NJ.
Brown accompanied her hack. finding
the building unoccupicd and q light.
They searched through and finding
nothing. AIR Brown left with warning
Is 20 future troublc.
Body Found.
George Williams had gone 10 the
White garage and procured q coat and
hat to replace the uncs left IN the
hcnse N had epeni some time in the
gurage and at the Waite cafa getting
In touch with Town Marshal Turner.
They both went hack TO the Green
house" n found the body OF the
dead a which had In the mean
time been discovered by friends OF
Beulah iarkson. who had gone for
Mr.. Brown again and brought him to
h acenc
Under the direction OF underaheriff
Ray Coon the body was removed 10
the morguc and examined. Messages
were sent In every direction for the
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-12-02
LLOYD GEORGE
PLANS TO SAIL
FOR j. S. DEC. L
British Premier Hopes to
Attend Armament
Conference

LONDON. Dee. 2-Prime Minister
Lioyd-0corge. Il was learned this
afternoon. u definitely planning to
leave England FOR the United states
December ~. TO attend the Washing
ton armament conference.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-12-02
OF A
MOVIE STAR /.


and revenge, suspense and gfief'
happiness. trust, fidelity and jealousy
In the course OF six or seven hours
'But n n certain Get were tho back
ground Tor all these feelings, | .
to do them-and I had 10 pay,
The spirit, II there was one back
Of me didnf take that responsibility.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-12-02
DON'T -FoR WfsIUsG

DON'T S"-fOR WISHING
Don wrkh you could find a iob-find a.
Don wish you could rent your apart.
m~cnt-Rrnt h.
Sell Il.
Howl
BY uslng the Herald's classificd Columns.
Phone SO.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-12-02

s'DoNT's's-FoR WISHING
Dent wish you could find . iob-Fina u.
Dont wish 700 eoaid rent your apart.
nsnt~-ksnt H.
Dee'i vish you could ssli your home
Sell H.
ny Aasins the Hsrsia's Classified coiuuns,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-12-02

DON'T s"-FoR WISHING
Don wish you could find . luh-Find H.
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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-12-02

Chicken Sandwiches and salads.
Eats. Sweets. Dancing. College Ian.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-12-02

Attend the Red Star oil stove
demonstration at Raabe q Mau-
gers tomorrow.