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News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1921-01-26


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supposed tilat ne was liliiihlhS anu
mourning over tiie Suadeh deiillSe OF
me MISS van ieli,ef he iiau 'houBht
lie Hau Nho"'i '"r many years Out
such was not 'ile case
Mr.. randolph was not huilt on
mourning lines; ut the moment under
"eVleW he was thinking about himself
and the strange fate that had made
MN IoSter-ciild or fortune. lie pro-
ceeded TO IooK PACK zen years. just
decade ago ne nad Ilad his one meet
ing with the young Iady whose GlSap-
pearance had brought him an unstable
aiiluehce. 1t had taken place on TINS
very avenue ana less than forty short
blocks away. He had reason to re-
member the encounter, for 1t had
brought into sudden conjunction a
io'eiy feISiah cat ioNelF Wire-haired
terrier ioVeiN thlld' ana hllhsei1.
Inc cat had daShed from proud
front door to cross forty-somethlng
street under the nose OF taXi-cab;
the dog mad flown IN yapping pursuit
ana IN the act, Nahked MS young mis-
tress on her pins, He Mr.. Randolph,
had seized one OF her flying feet,
hauled her and the terrier back to
safety, and no sooner placed her up
right ana smoothed down her absurdly
short skirts than he, she, and especial
ly 1t. the dog, became the center and
circumference of an animated pin
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1921-01-26
REGULAR Teeth.

The teeth should be regular. They
should not be crowded together, and
there should be no aggressively notice
able spaces between them. They
should be white or seem white. The
unromantic truth is that teeth are
never really white. But in contrast
with the lips they look white, aid the
mere healthy looking the lips the
whiser do the teeth LOOK n contrast.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1921-01-26
Timber of India.

India Is less than half the size OF
the United States. but its timber re-
sources are greater. All kinds of TIM
her are to be had. some of which is
beautifully grained and will be IN
demand for furniture manufacturing
or interior finishing.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1921-01-26
ITO be continued :


The system adopted by some banks
of taking signatures" by means of
finger prints is not a new Idea, but
only a survival of a very old custom.
In the days when only a few people
could write it was quite a usual thing
for a person to signify approval of a
document by making a thumb print
on a dab of sealing wax.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1921-01-26

FOR ressiar aetAn OF the Bowels easy
ratural zovessnt. relief OF ssHstsPatFes.
try Deans Regslets. zoe at an stores.
advertisement.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1921-01-26

shoulder, but he was too occupied to
take note of it at the time. He
leaned far out so that the driver could
get the full effect of his modish top
hat and spoke cryptic words.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-03-05
NEMECTf KOMUNISTE
Vydali provclani, jimz zadaji
svrzeni vlady Ebertovy.

Berlin, 4. brezna. Namecka
komunisticka strana vyuzitko-
vala ultimate doru6eneho spo-
jenci Nemecku k vydani rsvo-
lutniho provolani, V nsmz ne
meeti delnici jsou vyzyvani, 3
by svrhli vladu Ebsrtovu, zri-
dill sovetovy stat q uzavfeli DO
litickou a ekonomickou ALI
anci Rusksm.
Komuniste oznamujl, zs de-
monstrace budou konany pfisti
nedei.
Casopisy We svFsh posudefch
o ultimatu spojenci N6mecku
vzhledem k nAhradam, jsou
pevny a jednomyslny pozado
vani, ably vlada Sc proti tomu
rozhodns postavila = tskls sve
"ne." Neni tfeba ani ceksti do
pondelka, je3to pry nsni ma
prosto mono, aby Nenscko "a
platiti mohlo obnos zadany M
parizske konferenci.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-03-05
MAYOR A FINANCNf RlDI-
TEL VYVRACi POPLASNE
ZPRAVY OBCANSKE
LfGY.

Mayor Fitzgerald a mestsky
financni riditel Metcalf popf-
raji zpravy zoufalem stavu
mestskych financi, jak vylito-
vany jsou V breZaov5m bllleti-
M Obcanske Ligy, ktera mluvi
o nov6m dvoumillionovem de-
ficitu a vylituje budoucnost O.
becniho hospodarstvi prilis
cernynl barvami. Revise vsech
vydani Sc prov&df co nejpozor-
neji jiz "a uplynul6 diva me-
sice uSetrilo m6sto skorem
100000 dolari, jen omezenym
nakupem ruznych Zasob. Pd-
vodce poplasne zpravy zapo-
mnel pry, re prav6 zimni me-
sica vykazujf We vsech depart
mentech vzdy nejvetsi poloz-
KY. Flnancnl StaV meSla nsnl
sice nikterak ut6seny, ale ne
daleko taliovy. jak lei bulletin
Ligy liGi. Ostatne uhaz tento
jest pfiznacny V hospodarstvi
kazde obce.
Riditel obecniho financni-
ctvi Metcalf pracuje ma zpra-
We, jez ma byti jakousi odpo-
vGdi ma tvrzeni V bulletinu /
jistym uk2idnenim poplatni-
ctva nemalo onou Zpravou
vzruseneho.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-03-05
EAETG DAN POD ZAPUKU
$4,000.

Policejnf soudce C. A. Ho-
wells dal zatGeneho Ch. Habi-
ga, jenz jest obyinen, ze sn1r-
teln9 postrelil policejniho
straznika Augusta Dyka, pod
$4,000 soudni zaruky a jeho
spoleGaika pri tomto loupez-
n n pfepadeni M. Herendena
pod zaruku $4,000. Habig,
ienz jest tez postrelen, souzen
bude dne IL. bfezna. Straznik
August Dyk zapasi dosud V
glensvillske nemocnici mezi IL
votsm a smrt1.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-03-05
POL. sER2ANT ZATCEN.

Detektivni kapitan Mato-
witz a kapitan D. Stanton "a
tiki vcera policejnfho serzanta
patnactaho preeinktu. Z. j.
Martina ma ohvinsnf, ze umy-
sine znitil verejne listiny. Ia
tyka6 podepsan byl okresnfm
rekorderem H. Paulem, jenuz
byly z pozemkove knihy vytr-
2eny stranky, ns kterTch zane
sen byl mortgagovy duh Mar
tina a jeho zeny. Obvinsny do
stavil Sc sam a byl po slozsni
zaruky propustsn. Ze sluzby
vsak dosud propuH9n nebyl.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-03-05
PANAMANE PORAZENI.
v sarvatce vojskem Costa RI
ky NELL 13 zabitych a rnnoho
ransnych.

San Juan Del Sur, Nicara-
qua, 4. brezna. Guabito, lezl
ci kratkou vzdalenost k seve-
roZapadu Cd Bocas del Toro,
na Paname, bylo dobyto Costa
Rickou armadou dnes V 5 nod.
rano. Panamane ustoupili do
Bocas del Toro, zanechavse "a
sebou osmnact zabitych q mno-
no ranenych.
Guabito, jez jest blize atlan
ticke pobfezni strany pfevla-
Ky, bylo dobyto pc nakolikaho
dinnem boji.
Panama, A. brezna. Prosly-
cha Sc zde, re kontreadmiral
Henry f. Bryan, velitel zvlast
nj sluzebni eskadry latinsko-
amerlckych vOdach, obdrzel
rozkazy chraniti severo-ameri-
cke zajmy V Punta Burica, na
pacifick9 stran6 Panamy a v
Bocas del Toro, ma atlanticke
stran6. Admiral Bryan jiz ode
jel z Corinto, Nicaragua, ma
deloye lodici Dolphin.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-03-05
PERSEINC VELVYSLAN-
CEM2

Washington, A. brezna. z
kruhu blizkych presidentu
Hardingovi Sc sd6luje, ze po-
mySli ustanoviti gen. Perish
inga velvyslancem pro Francii.
V tom pripaGe vystoupil by
Pershing z chime vojenske
sluzby.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-03-05
DEMPSEY NASTOUPf SOUD.
CCVSKY URAD " pom
DELI.

Novy pfednosta municipal
niho soudu, nastupce McGanno
ma byl wat vcera oppoledne na
soudu w. B. Bsebea v aredni
prfsahu a nastoupf svAj afad
jiz v psndSK.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-03-05
ZADNE ZPRAVY z BUDA-
PESTI.

Widen, 8. brezna. zadn6 no.
vinafske depese nedosly z Bu-
dapesti po n6kolik poslednich
dni. Stayka zahajena mad'ar-
skTr1i sazeci tiskari byla tax
uspesna, re ami jediny casopis
nevychazf v cele zemi.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-05-20
Gutierrez Denied
Writ of Habeas Corpus

Judge NJ r. Hickey denied a writ of
hun,ls corpus Co MaN Gutierrez
county commissioner who was bound
over TO M grand Jury ON the charge
of assaultiug with intent Co MAIN.
hy Justice 81 Peace Manuel Aupdaca
The "a joss precinct Man Cutter
rrz be- alleged. ~ nave struck and kick
"a his brother -iu-laW, Jacob Gurcin
on May \. following a quarrel over a
horse ol .inrclt- which had trcsfuss-
"d un Hutivrrcz property.
Guticrrrz potitinueu ~ haheas cot
pus on IA, ground that ho had all
ready been taken before Two Justices
pf peace ON the charge before hc
was taken before Apodaoa Tho JUS
tee of district ll Tined him g., aud
the Justice OF district 3i released him
and dismissed tho case. Garcia went
"a Apodnca then with a. slightly re-
Nlscd charge and Gutierrez was bound
veg to the grand Nv.
The Dus WAS brought into the dis
trltt count hN Gutlrrrtr' petition Tor
haboIH corpus writ. and the action
900 Judge IiI,k,t Yesterday wi. mako
th, tnHr Ih.dr Dos the action of th,
ufuud iuIf Boo HrutrmhtI.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-05-20
400, 900 Women in
Mission Work Of
Presbyterian Church

WlNoNA LAKE, Ina. May 80
Sever before has the Presbyterian
wuman's board or nome MISSIONS
been able To report ~ many women,
Young people and children enlisted in
the service of home missions az In
the year Just closed. q y Mlss Lucy
u Dawson. It's general secretary. IN
her report made 20 the general as
srmbly here today. She says In part.
Statistics show Re- membership uf
fOl 500, an Increase uf 54aTg over
tho year l9ig-is2O. or this in-
croas. 80. 5Oo is in young peoples or
E~anizations The secretary for mis-
sinnnry education for the board re-
ports 205o mission groups Tor the
Npar.
The most outstanding piece ~
new WORK undertaken hy the woman's
honrd IL thut Of Chrislian work Cor
Suutu Domingo. nu mtord"uomina-
uunal piulcc; under a board of trus-
t"ts composed ct two representatives
from each cooperating church
board. Property m O prominent s.c-
ton of Sautu domingo city nha been
secutvd. which b. Ca serve AZ home
for workers. church, clinic. and pos
sihle school
several boarding schools. new
buildings have been erected, al Home
additions provided. mudsfu equip
mont Installed aud additional work.
rIa assigned fh. result has been an
Increased ana more sustained attend
auco.
Medical work too. has advanced
steadily three full-tims physicians
It the PRESBYTERIAN hospital in Fun
Juan and another needed a7.Ns5 pa
tirnts treated at san Juan as against
$3.50 Mst yrlr
a comparison of This Years ng.
ufcs for the mission fleid with those
uf O. year q shuWE this enlarged
service last year there were ayG
-missionafies m tho field, this year
aS1 last year thtrr were 3 $50 pupils
enrulied. luuludiaT those in special
classes. this year b.3b2i last year 2ii
pupils united with the church this
year 325 last year if,tts visits 10
tho homes u thu people amnng whom
thcy work were made by h work.
err, this ycar i5.5iii last year 35,7g7
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-05-20

SANTA TT. May z0.-Irying T..
Couso. the we'll known former prcsi-
dent Of th, Society uf Taos artists.
aud Mis-. tlu-t returned today from
then annual vIut'r soJourn len New
York DIty asa VIII leave tomorrow
for Tiof kIIiy rouae. their son
romans in N,Y York Tor the prca.
ont. lie recently married Mirs Lu-
cillo Wr,uu. who lived in santa Fc
for "a Few summers, studying art and
AZ nresont teaching in The schools OF
Providence. ~. T. she b. "a niece %
Nirr luius R%olshoycu OF the santa
ic urt colony.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-05-20

patients were treated in our hospi-
tails. this yea b0,545.
During the year h department OF
Christian social Science piAted n
worker at Ellis Island. established
fcllowshlps FOO the COLLEGE girls aud
scholarships Tor forrign speak king
girls who wish to prepare them
selves for work among foreikn speak
ing peoples. IN addition, Ia coop
Grated with othet denominations IN
establishing work at four centers Tor
migrant workers In fruit growing and
cannery sections IN New Jersey. Del
aware and MARYLAND"
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-05-20
WHO'S HERE


STtRGTS
y. o. kuouuou Denver.
Mrs Maud, ProVius. Chicago.
thte 4 Wh''iur aud wife. santa
Fc.
Howard Nuliue amt Itmiy. Dexter
ga 400 s kuu.is CITY
csl,f ,'o''''' o'd ~'i' H'rs'on
O.. IJyt Penn Blanca.
Henry Bronu,h and vito. Topeka
Mus H1rry uIEEs. Topeka.
Mrs ~ O., Woods. Akron. -
Mrs NJ lil. t,nhotr Aaron uhiu
william phsi,u SuDorro.
william Builder. SuDorto.
a g. Donald. EI pH-o
Do g. IaylHrdp. Denver.
Geo ~ htnion and wIfc. Noun
tuInair.
g. H Morctou. IN paso
llIIu' lIt'tu lus Cruces.
NiNNRNDO
" ~ bradshaw Denver.
O. o. Woodland. Colorado springs
q. d. Burns. Dr.. Trtr1 Amarillo.
j. 5 McNuy, Sew YORK CITY.
e. ~ Robinson. Chicago.
A. e. Bailey. Denver
o. e. Campbell 81. Louis.
Mm. ~ chapman. Providence a. ]
g.. D.. Erutun lu Iuuta, colo.
ADA o. shannon Oakland CAIN
Hush D.. Hodge. silver City.
J Euuaul d. Las cruces
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D.. a. Daniel El Iasp
a. $ Robinson Baltimore.
ll a. EyluH. Hsrri,ttu T,N
JONES Juhustuur los Angeles.
D.. o. UtW.UDf. A~ifmlrordu.
MalttU &C. JONES. chicago.
o. o. Churchill. Los Angeles
Erhw1rd Henderson, Kansas city
sItu.. Muv,r i.s Au@,lnr
n ~ Mc'lus.,y SANTA l-r
o. Mussnluu. Roswell
Cole ithilftnu. Nngdulpnu.
John ~. Baker. San iraurisco.
julian H. S,lta and wife. Washing
ton, D. g.
g. ~ uhHhuur LAS Vegas
o. H N,Co. ias Vegas
o. a ,hudisl'r. Denver.
~ " CRUISE and WIf, Chicago
I,.H o. ls,y. ChiDIlu.
" O. Anderson. SANTA To-,
~ 30 N'1l"n Hud Wil' Sew iorl
Ill., Np.k,. Som Francisco
Ne s.aI.N 90 lasn
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g.. o. IUlI u,utpr
IlNRs
g. a NrtI. N.N NuUI tIfk.
D. A.. MpN,lu NL.Wphis. Tenn.
t|TN. D.. htI. .H. prescott. AtlE.
thHs " Lcmuut Present. Ariz.
2 nrra,ttam. Dnllnp d.
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D. a sEidcr. Gallup. IS. ".
g. "a. Aruitr. Los Lunus.
I,uy Nilsson. El liufo.
r. 80 owen and wife. Pan Crcel
OhI1
b. o. lHti0u trinidad colo.
y. %. salazur, cuba.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-05-20

You are reading this adj. other
people win read yours. Phone
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-05-20
Inspector Says
Crystal Theater
Is Perfectly Safe

Thoater goors need have ma fear Of
the crystal thrntef This IL the state
mcnt made by Clty building lnspccto.
Earl howdich today and wHs made
come 20 the huildine inspUcicr regard
INK the theatrr. His statement fol
lows.
This H. To certify thai The barnett
Amusement company has complied
with an the building laws. rules and
regulations now IN rfitci In Aihu
querque In regards Ia tbs remodeling.
repairing and construction 81 theatere
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-05-20
BOO At RALLY OF
J RECALL ADVOCATES
peakers Present a Var
led Sort of Argu-
ments

Tho Peoples committee made IN
~ appeal To thu voters to recall the
IWmt.louera ~ q fnfiv NJ the arnnfy
nifht, whrn approximately 1900
uous were pfoeout.
fh' chief apeaksfH no the meeting
Irfr civ fomWisiauner E ". suopo
~ " W Haor. SECRETARY Of The In
nationnl Association of Fire Fight
~ lhc others apenklnr wera a.. ".
WOOD p FORMER service man aud
Hpios y gatcia representative to tho
pc legislature from Hernninlo
Iuhty. a. :. RouFhton wns chair
tan of the meeting
~ naer explained the Insurance
PM TITS TO be- derived from the Fire
'Inbters association and read from
|oeraEes OF officials in leading cities
L POINT ont tho work that had hoen
phi by the Association ana thnt Five
tng esoc.ntions he'd been we'll
ct Nod ~ many cities.
"Gtadd'1r Humidcdr
VI said be- understood that city
|anngrr tllddlnH personally had no
PIE iiou o. u nroutnnH uuiuu lut That
~ the pressure BROUGHT co.
bar upon him nv the cnmmi ssiouors
b. Chamber NJ Commerce. klWnuis
~ and oihors he discharged tho
~ asked Dc those who said that tho
lbot aEitntofs had "lily white" hands
I'D my cnlluuaos on their hmmds He
nd they probably had cailouses on
nelf heads
NJ Garcia confined his remarks 10
Io ticnial thnt tho labor agltaforr
en- ngitntorH Ito aaii That " =.
could not serve az n COM
lifel ~ had heen stated because
he nniun 10 which he belonged would
To- his doing so.
Nj Atwood asked what the three
lnlTl iasionefH WHOSE rcrnii was
luglt had done 10 win Tho war IIe
ROD that the commissioners
'uuld "cnt the goose that walks on
ouf bread adding that NJ the CITY
granted the peopie the right
a call. they had n tight 10 use d.
itaps Commission Ruth
nff.rrinE to the statement 81 the
IlH committee that rutut Of thN
nrcmen were former service
ht asked "Nh.f fro isht tain dii
los slow IN q o. 7" tte condemned the
commission form OF govern
saving " was the nearest thing
I'D. couatry to a soviet government
NJ swopc was given an ovation
hen be- arose, Co speak Tie related
b. Incidents lendinE up 20 tho dts
% tho nrcmen aud took Issue
IN Mr. Atwood. saying be- had found
le other commissioner Intelligent
but only ~ different beliefs Mr..
~ al ~ viously had referred to
zen a. educated fools
Nj Swof" said 70, held no malice
20 anyone and told the p,uplD Zoo
that whom they went to
10 polls TODAY to vote That they wsIp
~ NutiuE against Iuvurr lut Col rut
Gi,m.u back t0 work.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-05-20
CKlE FAC {
sun and Wind bring tut Ugly Spots.
How Ia HemoNe insiiT

Here's a chance, Miss Freckle-face,
90 Try ~ remedy FOR frcCkiDs With the
guarantee OF "a reliable concern that
u viii not cost you e penny unleas
Il removes the freckles. while II u
does give you n clear complexion the
expense IL trinlnE.
Simply get an ounce 81 Othine-
double strength-from any druggist
and "a few applications should show
you how easy it is 30 ria yourself Of
the homoly freckles and get a beau
tiful complexion. Rarely a. m0re
than one ounce needed for the worst
case.
BE sure 10 ask the druggist for
the double strength Othinc a. this
strength Is sold under guarantee OF
money back N n fal'a 10 remove
ffeckles.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-05-20
Tomorrow the Last Day Of the 99c Sale
Read Euery One of These Items for Your Profit

Mems SOC Socks, ;
pairs .......... 99c
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pairs SSc
Mems Dress Shirts . CSC
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lies ............. 99c
Mems Overalls .99c
Mems large size hem
stitched white Hand
kerchiefs. IL for 99c
Mems extra quality
black Sateen Shirts 99c
Ladies' I6-button Silk
Gloves in light blue,
pink and black 99c
Floating CASTLE Soap,
large size bars, 3 for 99c
Wine Of Cardui, bottle sec
$l.50 value Hair
Brush ............99 c
$l.50 value Combs 99c
Charmant Toilet Wa
ter, bottle 99c
Ladies' Satin Slippers,
nAr pai, 90
White Pattern Wells 99c
Children Stockings,
8 pairs ...........9 9c
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-05-20

vcntion banquet and dance viii be-
held saturday night.
a denomination of class room
work n being anunnea BY tho Mare
4uctt" university school Of Journal
ism students. ana tn university OF
Wisconsin department Of Journalism
viii present "a newspaper cNhihit \
newspaper clinic b. Go Doe onc OF thu
features OF thc program which vii
provide ample time for round table
/ discussion.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-05-20
and Mrs. Mechem
Entertain in Honor
"A OF FL Paso Visitors

NNAN ". ENWHHN
SANTA ~. May go +Gareruur
and Mrs. a. e. Me,hcm entertained
Iat thc executive mansion lnst cNon-
IinR nt u reception and dance ir honor
10 b.. and Mrs John IS + Wallet
lof d. p1so. who are quests OF Mr.
land Mo Paul A. o. Walter ou raj
lace ly,uur. The affair was iufuI
mal uud hugely enjoyed hy the young
folk, %fuItunatc cnoueh Geo be- present.
NJ Ilafa Conrad ON W'dn.sdhF
.~nfteruuul gave r. luncheon ut h"t
|hcauJiful home ON u,n Vista
Helm boz honor eff Mrf N'Dhrm
|Cottre were laid f1- twelve Cor.
says bouquets ct pink roses aud
frrrt were Tho lINuts Th' fuli"
dccDraiions wpl" tlHral Hui of uu-
uaDnl charm.
You will find II in our Glass;
ded Columns.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-05-20

~ a Dad tAch Ifahila tua o.. -eH-
ablef are you tnftpfedt with u duii
wearing natka he and SHARP. sub
hing palms, lts lime then. POS
looked To your kdnuys A to,d a
ttrain, or oVerwork has probably
weakened your kidneys anG brought
on that imagining hackatnc. hos
h~endachsa dizzy spells ana kidney
irfeEularlties. Don't wait tor some
ssiious trouble. Use Deans Kinney
Pub Your home foiks tcconmehii
them, Ask Your nsirlfDof'
An Albuquerque Cn-,.
Mrs. Eninia crispin nurss. 1890
Forester venus tiYs nIIcrstl
with kidney irouhle dreadfunf ana
my back nth'i tunAfahtlv I couldn't
think of doing my hon1ewofk and
couldn't get a nlEht'H fsat. either. q
Sas worn bat during ths day head
aches worried me aud nav kidncys
acted irregui1riy. r used noan's
Kidney pi;ta ~ ! was soon bile h.
do my work and sleep as we'll a.
ever
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-05-20
Evangelist to Talk
Here on New York
Bowery As Years Ago

, o. Gleason cvaugelit ana lee
turer. win spsik at mo Central kv.-
nue. Methods church sunda, even
w A "'cl",k ua The BuwerV ct
N'w YORK us Knew b. 81 wears se.
hud ar 90 BEL TO-DAY"
Me- 'lenson aiia he has seen tho
dlii'7t spot ou ilo routn,ut chang
90 y" "n" OF hrht hy the pnwrr ~
The gospel
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-05-20

Lot l-27-ineh, 5 yards Tor. ...... 90
Lot 2-36-insh, 3 yards for. ..... 90
BOT 3-36-inch, . yards for. 90,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-05-20

and Il Is my opinion that the buildlh
known a. the Crystal thsater. ut ~
sss s..d second e. assss sP~ safe =
The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1921-06-23
WHEAT INSPECTOR HERE

v y. w. Price of Madison county, ar
rived in the county June ~ To in
spect the fields Of wheat for which
applications have been made. He
viii spend June 2s, "a, and 25 Wis
Eiting the yariousNfelds, judging them
Alb to purity, weeds, smut, etc, The
following men have filed applications
for this work: \, vi ss VI, s3
Gail I. Abbott, Medina G. R. Can
field, Lafayette; e. NJ. Whitman 8
son, Lafayette; G. E. Dickerman,
York; Ira Fleck, Mcntville; N. wv.
Geisinger, York; 8. "A. Rodgers,
Montville; I'M. b. Perlins, Medina;
w. r. Clark, Montville; Z. B. Net
tleton, Westfeld Arthur G. Abbott,
Wadsworth; Grant 3. Tillotson,,
Brunswick; Carl B. Abbott Mont
vile; J. ! Reuter-, Liverpool; n. q.
Bowman, Medina; y. =. and G. F.
Coply, Sharon; H. b. Wideman, Ia-
|fayette; .. 7. Rummell, Granger!
Any one desiring To avail himself
|of Mr. Prices Judgment should phone
To the Farm Bureau office no later
than Saturday morning IF this week,