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Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-08-20

ANDERSON L. Crossin. CT
prominent farmer, living eight miles west
of here. is dead. When Crossin failed
to appear after he had gone into the
woods to hunt an end gate of a wagon,
Dallas Boone, his companion, made a
search and found him lying unconscious
in the woods. He died before n doctor
arrived. He leaves a widow and two
daughters.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-08-20
TWO SISTERS
GET help
Praise Lydia E. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound for
what it did for Them

Hagerstown, Md was weak, over
worked, and my periods stopped.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-08-20
APPOINT PORTO RICO BISHOP.

ROME. Aug. 20.-Pope Benedict today
appointed MonsignOr Caruna bishop Of
Porto Rico.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1921-04-26
METHoDlSTS WANT MONEY
Denomination Planning to Raise S33,
COO. 900.

The setting up meeting for Spartan
burg district was held with Bethel
Methodist church in SpartanbHrS, last
week, Judge C. c. Featherstone OF
Greenwoo financial director for the
Upper South Carolina conference III
the Christian Endeavor movement pre-
siding. The Southern Methodist church
will put on Il campaign May % to
June fo" the purpose of raising S33,-
900. 0D0 endowment for the educatloh%l
institutions of the church.
The principal speaker was Dr. ii. w.
Cox, president OF Emory university
Atlanta, Ca, whose theme was the OBJ
iectivcs, first of which was Christian
education. lie pointed out the dlf-
ference between denom!national cdu-
cation and tie non -sactarian educa-
ton. That Christian atmosphere which
is present in all religious institutions
is lacking in the non -scctarian Schools
In the latter it is impossible to have
the Bible taught because of the many
varied crceds, which object to any
creed but their own being taught IN
The schools, consequently none Is
taught.
The financial end Of the campaign
cuntcmp'atcs raising 5000 oO0 ior
Christian education III the south.
South Cardinals quota is S2.26i ,DO0;
the Upper South Carolina conference
To furnish $l,117,500 OF this. ThoSe
subscribing to the fund will have five
ycnrS i'm which to pay it,
The fifth objective is tn deepen INC
spiril,lnl life nf the people. THE %ltVa-
ton Of his cnllntry. politically S"c!''il!
ami rclEinusly depends up"n the soulh'
not from the standpoint OF mere
bra aggine, but from the grave respon-
siblity resting upon the south.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1921-04-26
BACK ON BROADWAY
Barnatcrming Actors aid Actresses
Have Been Having Tough Time.


Have Been Having Tough Time.
The sl:nny side uf E'rnad%Ay is
dotted these days with returning
lruu;p"s hack from adventures with
ui,.. n:::f.l stands depot rcsluu"am;s
ard h.i:!:pirE cu""iiC* writes q. q. Nc
lnty:r. Eu,cd New York nrwsirlpcr
nun. Ii has moi hccn an nrIirnt
w:rir: fni. most uc them. On account
of high rir"Hd rates and TIC com
nrtiiiua nr tho mnvicS, :i:ilaricS were
held d"wu IL The minimum.
Many uf tIl" n'd timers arc lran"r
ami rnr,'" hI%SIrt! l'Ht all aye as
narrnn;aliy Ll:t;Ic rs spring itself and
m"tIin.; can Hin!, their Gnquc@cinhlc
vanity. They are back in to"n ready
To- .uulm rare offers from Lee, Jake,
Fla, Davc and Ma.
One trnuncr confessed the otl"" day
That Hr WAS picking uD his lGnrm
mrnry hy .iigglin:; til" hnnk% in pay
trlcp:!uMr bnn.hS tn get n!ckic% thai
h:.Tric,i telephone customers fai!rd 10
ru'lcct when They couldn't get the
proper numhcrs And yrt in 81 short
linz I,r was referring tu IN nd mill
si.:a up um the llUdSuH hc WAS Enin;;
Iu have dor. over :su he cu:lid install Il
Eonan bath Hnl ;:u iEdGur tennis
"ui!rt.
l'nlcsS something is done ;ri,"ut rail-
rurd rates very few companies viii 80
west ~ Chica@r' next Srasnn and t:I"n
nn,y tn the l::rgrr cities. The tank
t:'ns;pCI' knows; things are bid. hit Er
,icat!s The stage 81 other days and hi:;
manner rtIn:lnS hutn impressive and
Imperial.
THEY are eating these dlTs nj Free
mans and Wnipin'S--tw" Seventh Ave-
rue cafes that eater II the p:ul, :;Sinl.
Tlrr ran get Il certain amount "!
credit there liut wi!cn I'll" rrch.; Is
cut OF they will just ~ clIcrrf:lliT TO-
arm to the cfr!lcr and milk ';"i'l" in
the privacy uf their hall !c'!r""mS.
sSuili:i"r consists in w;,Iir" h"rr;ullN
IL ii;r ns,irr% waiting r,";nS and lGlsk :
ing iii i!l.' san ;ii":I% tic l!r"t;!wHy
ru.,s.
III" S;nrl; runy with which If"
sOn,"t;sr"% c"iifrnmtS us is regarded "'
lightly Hs :. passing zephyr. Tie l""'
nf The East l.; tightly smut. The future
is always :,.G with premise. s;dr""
urtim:s;s ialrcr!! And 81 SONG
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1921-04-26
for the people and the country that he

for the people and the country that he
loved.
His comrades now members OF
Mech Stewart Post named in his
honor, mourn the loss of such friend
He died the death of a true soldier
a true son of his native state. He will
rest well in his native soil.
March to Cemetery.
The body of the mother was carried
from the church first. Six pail bearers
appointed by the post commander, act
ed for both bodies. They were: c. j.
Gauden, p. A. Smith. Fl. r. Mackorell,
j. Clyde Ford, T. NJ. Ferguson, G. c.
McCelvey.
In the procession behind the body OF
the mother and just in front of the
hearse bearing the body of the dead
soldier came the military guard follow
ed by Messrs. T. w. Quinn and D. D.
Thomas of the local legion bearing
large United States flags.
Several cars bearing close relatives
followed the body of their brother and
after them came American Legion meiI
who were followed by a long line Of
automobiles.
Upon arrival at the family burial
plot the body Of the mother was low
cred with a brief committal service.
The military procession wound round
to the rear Of the cemetery. to the spec
ial p,ot set aside for the last resting
place of American Legion men, donat-
ed by the Iorkvillc Cemetery Asso-
citation.
Services at the grave conducted by
the pastor were brief and, after the
form prescribed by the American Le-
gion.
The grave filled up. the firing squad
discharged three volleys, the military
salute to Il deceased soldier and the
double funeral was at an end.
Among those attending the funeral
were Commander Perry Gill and a
number of legionaircs Of Frank Roach
Post, Rock Hill; Commander Grover
Brown and service men of Hickory
Grove post and ex-soldiers from other
sections. Of the county.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1921-04-26
kANAPAUxS BATTERY.
N. j. N. Bowen Furnishes Inflammation
Asked for by w. S. Garrison.


Editor of The Yorkville Enquirer:
My friend and old con 'ade. W. 5.
Garrison. in giving you the names OF
the men as Confederate soldiers VINO
were members of the Lafayette Light
Artillery, John T. KanapauX as cap
tain. omitted five names Of York coun-
" men, as follows:
S. D. Barron,
Peyton 3. Moore,
Miles Nicely,
A. Lawrence Smith,
James Warren.
AS for Edgar p. Williams, my recoi-
lection is that he became member by
being transferred from another COM
mand. I am not sure, but l think he
came from the 5th South Carolina cav
airy. This happened awhile before 5.
D. Barron, NJ Whit and myself were
captured. He was in the company
then. He was not q brother OF our
Billy williams, as Mr.. Garrison was
lnfOrme0, Dul d ulStoiLl lStdIifS Va
torney Geo. w. Williams, Billy's father.
Edgar Williams was an old resident OF
Yorkville. I knew him from my ear'l-
est boyhood, and thought quite an IN
intelligent man. met him several times
after the war, and asked how he felt
when he got lost in the woods on the
banks Of the Tulaflney river. "Wcil,
Bowen. tell you ] had somewhat or a
curious feeling until l saw two yam
kee soldiers wandering around like they
were lost and coming toward me. 80
got busy and thought l would Try d
bluff game on them. Jumped up ana
called out to them to surrender and 10
il quick, at the same time ca. ling. Raj
"! boys, here they are So the Yankees
threw down their arms and hands up.
and l with my gun lcvclcd on them
marched them on out and got into the
road leading to Gilisonvlle, and turn
cd them over to a squad Of Co!cock S
regiment Of cavalry, which [ met IN the
road. The Yankees said they fe.t like
two fools to surrender to one man
mile from Hnybody.'
y. J. \. Bowen.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1921-04-26
determined to have him

correspondent determined TO nave MIN
for his own. An old colored man, the
ianitor in the bank building just at the
spot, evidently had the same idea in
mind. He reached the puppy first and
seizing it by the back Of the neck car
ricd it into the bank building with the
explanation, II am going to steal him."
Instead of getting pretty puppy the
correspondent had to content himself
with this story.
Breaking the Speed Limit
Not all the speeding by motor fiends
is done on the concrete road between
Rock Hill and the river bridge. accord
ing to Mr.. r. S. Poag, who was in
town today. Mr.. Poag lives out on the
Saluda road in the direction of Chester.
'"There is a good road out my way" he
went on to say, land the way some
people run cars out that way is real
dangerous. have appealed to the
township magistrate to send his con-
stable out there, but SO far nothing has
been done. I am just afraid that some
body is going to get killed sooner or
later or else badly hurt"
Working on the Streets.
Street forces were busy today grad
ing Trade street in the vicinity OF the
Southern depot, preliminary to build
ing hard surface road along there
That it is badly needed there is no
doubt. For a long time the street In
front of the depot has been one Of the
worst places in the city and its repair
is awaited with pleasure by many peo-
pie.
Mother and Daughter Banquet
The Mother and Daughter banquet
held in the Chamber Of Commerce hall
here this evening was a most enjoya-
bic affair. all around, and the fathers,
sons and brothers who served as cooks
and walters really distinguished them
selves. John G. Barnwell. president OF
the Kiwanis club, was chief cook, with
plenty of assistants. while o. <. VIII
liams, president of the Rotary club, was
head waiter. The meal was we'll COOK
ed and thoroughly enjoyed and the az
fair generally was one that will be long
remembered by all the participants.
1900 Chickens Distributed.
Miss Juanita Nicely, Woman's Home
Demonstration Agent for York county,
has lust completed the work of dlstrlo-
uting 1,50O baby chicks among mem-
bers of the various home dcmonstfa-
ton clubs over the county. Twenty
five chicks have been distributed to
each member under an arrangement
whereby each recipient promises to re-
turn four chickens in the fall. Then
these chickens will be sold. The idea
is to get pure bred chickens d:stltbuted
over the county.
Personal Mention.
DR.. r. NJ. Calhoun, proprietor o. the
Calhoun Drug company in 4orkv:iie'
who has been quite i'll at his home here
for some time past, has so far recover
cd as to be up and about>again.
Prof. ]. w. Shcaly and Miss Turner
of the Sharon school, were visitors IN
Rock Fill today.
Theodore Mackorell and Tom Parrot
were visitors in Rock Hill today.
Mrs. ]. X. Aston, Mrs. Perrin ana
Mrs. John Warren Quinn Of YorkVllle'
were visitors in Rock Hill this week.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1921-04-26
BANDITS MAKE HAUL
Enter Chicago Jewcry Store and Get
100000.

100000.
Two armed bandits last Friday en-
tered the ]. J. Rcinguld Jcwelry con-
rcrn on the fifteenth floor OF Il down
town building and after forcing inc
owner and Il travelling salesman into !.
private office escaped with cash ana
Jewels valued By the owners at $780,
DnO
Mir. Rcingnld and Leroy Present. soH
Of the head III /. diamond importing
company in Rochester, y. y" ana
piravcling representative for the con-
Germ. were the only persons III lhe
stu,r when the bandits entered. They
were securely hound and tho bandits
spcnt some time in ransackinE inc
place.
Tie ruibcry took place il the kes-
nor huiidin" ut Madison ana WABASH
streets. tho edge OF the Loop district,
the building contains Il number ol Jew
cIrv stores and also the offices Of the
United States railroad labo" board. Mr..
Ecinguld said he had net heen a"ie |"
make Il complete check on the jewels
stolen. hut said that virtually his en-
tire stock had hrcn taken and lhht The
value would run from Sl0o,0nO To S2H".-
900. Present last his sample case, but
was unable tn estimate the value "l its
contents.
T'llr handitS entered The store short
* after II u'cluvk and asked to he
shown some diamonds. Suddenly theF
drew rcvolvcrs and ordered RelnGold
ard Present tn put up thelf hhhaS.
While one Of the bandits stood guard
the u;icr tied Ecin:;oid and Present
,ns thcu leisllrelr rlnsacked the place.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1921-04-26
out OF humnr yesterday. Here's hnp-
ing that hc felt better when he Gell\-
cred himself Of the following:

out OF hTmGr yesterday. Here's Hnp-
ing that hr felt better when he GrliN =
cred himself Of the following:
Man cones into tl;iS without his
consent, and leaves it against his Will.
During his stay on earth his tinic is
srcnt in orc continual round OF con-
lrnrics and rLisundcr%ta nGinGs in
his infancy, hes IN angel: in III" boy
hood. he's Il devil, and in his manhood
he is everything from q lizard up. IT
he raises n family, he's Il chump. II
he raises n check. he's Il crook. Ir he
is poor man, he is q poor manager,
and has no senSe. If he is richr he Is
dishonest but concidc:cd smart. If lie
is in politics he is a CRATER and
thief IF he is out of politics. you
cannot place him as he IS an undeslr-
able citizen. If he donates TO foreign
missions, he does it for show: if he
doesn't. he is stingy and 4 tiShtwad.
When he cortes irtn the world. they
all want to kiss him; before he leaves
it, they all want to kick him. II lie dies
young. there was Il great future be-
fore him. If kc lives t.n Il ripe old age,
he is only in tho way. just living to
savc funeral expenses. So life is just
one damn thing after another
War-and Marriage.
A friend who lives in Darlington, S.
c., sends the following as a contribu-
ton TO Views and IAtcrviews's col
umn:
The following is u ccraEariSon OF
war and marriage by Il. young man
that has had experience in both:
il fellow meets Il girl and decides
that she is the woman he wants IL
battle" through life with.
You present arms" and she falls
in You talk it over and decide on
an "cnga' "Tncnt." At the mnrrla&"
license bureau YOU Sign up. y min
lister "swcars yen in. There arc only
a few "s,;irmishcs" during the court
ship. The real fighting" starts after
marriage That's when man thinks
he's Il "Ca:oncl," and he's only nut.
In the house. as well us on the bat
tlcfield," they use "h:iJllgrcnadcS. such
rs flatiruns. pots, and rolling pins.
The wife is usually II good 'rillcr.
Size rifles your pockets every night.
takes your LARGE l>lcm"%. aal "confln"s
you to quarters"
Whether you have done anything
or not. she always has you on the
mess Il, tail" SHE makes her "T"iint-
or attacks" i'm tho department stores.
and she knuwS how to charge
size is your "Cummantiin- OFFICER.
and you arc her supply Officer" In
the game the fierccst fight is always
20 come. Matt until tho "inIantr%"
m:,i.,%. iE.i".,h 81. ".'hr':ld"r!m=
arms" ynu "hou!Gc,. the l;ahy. On il''
hnl!!c fields. shells may *Clcc"h :;i'I
scream. lat they have nnthing on tine
Kid You Ect your "wa!kiAS r':rrrs
rvc:y night. T!!is l.; the cnly nike
:"Ou lake.
In war, you sign up for four years.
There is no such clause as that III
year Wedding certificate. You can
get exemption rom war on account Ct
rlarrin.:r. but you can't got exempt
from ri"r:ingc on account Of war.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1921-04-26

= Excessive economy makes man
All undesirable acquaintance.
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CONTINUED on Page seysn),
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If a girl makes a mistake in marry
ing, it's either because she is too young
to know better or because she is too
old tu do better
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1921-04-26
Stories Concerning Folks and Things
Some of Which You Know and
Some You Don't know-Condensed
Fer Quick Reading.

Dear Sir:-If you are in Rock Fill
in a week or ten days, look me up and
l can give you a couple OF good short
stories for Views and Interviews.
Yours truly, Rock Hill, 5. G."
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1921-04-26

-Relimiun, as rule, flourishes bet
ter in connection with adversely thar
with prosperity.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1921-04-26

Company H. the Frank Roach
Guards, of Rock HILL have been cailed
unon quite frequently Of late top pro-
vide firing squads for the funerals OF
ov,rsaas men whose bodies have been
Skinned tn their respective homes III
this section. 4 squad of seven men and
:, commissioned officer went 10
C;rcat Fails today Fn attend military
funeral and another squad goes to
yorkyillr tomorrow to take part in the
fu,cr:,l of Private Mech Stewart.
Puppy at Large.
Some visitor in town today lost Il
nrcttv black-haircd puppy, evidently
inst q few weeks old. The PUPPY Is
inst at that age when dogs are real
cute" if they ever are. The Enquirer $
cnrrcsnondrnt was walking down Maln
street this morning when he noticed
Tho little puppy wandering aim!essly
about. The puppy had evidently been
wandering about Il trash barrel or STOP
barrel somewhere, because his pretty
black coat was all smeared. Never
ihrlcss hc was pretty puppy and the
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-06-07
GOV. MECHEh AND
THE C.0F Golfer
Rotary Club to Cooper
ate With Trade Or
ganization.

Governor Mechem Informed The
Chanter ~ Commerce fhis mornina
hat he had tendc,.d the services 81
the ftsie heaith department medical
staff fDr duty tn tho pueblo Situation.
Hud had airo Inquired what further
SERVER Npw Mssico could perform.
Tho Woyernor has hean advised hat
work. aud nuEEcstcd 70 the Chamber
~ Commerce that AID should 10
through that organization.
The inquiry from She Chamber %
Comncroe followed r. meeting Of AZ
rectors 81 the Rotary club mis- morn
Ing. held 20 rnnaidcf IAN appeal from
the Pueblo and Colorado ~prines R0-
tHfg clubs for ~uHiHtnnrr. o. was
tho dpsifion ~ the Hotnfy directors
fhnt Thy ~ruouarufe with o. rhnn-
hrr ct rommpuUe and ihsf the ,ltY's
trade Eanixaunn should handle tIo
matter.
Governor Muchem Informed secrc-
tury Watkins that Ration had offered
the services nf forty OK HcrNicr men
who bad volunteered % relief duty
and that Ration Hud las NoHss eum.
mcrcinl organization wvfc moNing 10
provide further assistance
Further n,4iun hy the state severn.
meuf. Governor Muchcm said wouid
be- deferred mtl he hnd rrceivcd an
swrra 90 his kilograms ga the Cover
nor Of Golaaado. who hr said wound
nu aupht indioate tho hue of artua
desired.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-06-07
Defends
Title of Lightweight
Champion of World

iiARRtsON. y. J.. Junv 7.-Benny
Leonard defended his ttie OF light
weight champion OF the world in u ~
round bout mere last night az the
newark Eafoban Clubs park. his op-
pofcnt being Rocky kansas OF
Eunnlo.
tnder the New Jersey law no de
cision by the referee ~ allowed. hut
in a. opinion OF the majority Of the
experts around the riugside Leonard
~clcyrrly outpointed his opponent.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-06-07

fifi~iil lttli. Jun. o. rite.
hutgh RECLAIMED nfst plae, by defeat.
'ug Nvw York the winning % CONE
lnE boz the niuuh with two out
BN innings g. VI. IL.
N,W York. ....O"n no u0U. e 3
Pittsburgh loo no ufi-.5 % q
HitfHfiUH. IUfuts HIi smith. Glie-
uor, Alnuls aud schmidt.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-06-07

TTiITNUEITTITN IN IuUU =
Detroit hammered tnrD,F phiadci-
phip pitchers for re- Ni.tull. Included
Boo Ictruit'a uiuoio,r Ifts wor. homo
runs Dos 'uhh. uauf Iul Blur uu-
gsn of GA, Athl'u,. also made %
home run.
Score. a. 49, ~.
Detroit ..................fe 10 g.
rhllndrlphIH ............. ~ ]
Nattcti,#. uJuE and i~itaslsi Korfr.
Ha.iN, NuYlDr and Perkins.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-06-07

EtrftN, june g. liuatuu made 3D.
thrrc Htraieht from Cleveland hy win
MINIS. fn t speaker FU fuir hits
iu lh' umo. on
EN .uuluEs. u. "a. u.
ClDkt.IuI ..... fOf ftu 500 fg %
Boston ...... 200 IuG fuf . 3
liIttDriDH. talls. Caldwell and
lnumns and Wilson. I,nuuDk. Myers.
i;a-srl gud Butl
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-06-07

NEN YORK. june liar silver.
domestic. HHtfc. foreign. bS &c.
Cooper quiet, elcctroiytic spot and
june. tai H1dhc. July. 1871 nla4
s,uul
Tin steady. spot and nearby.
E-a.t4i nutHr,s S.975.
ilou nominal; No. 2 northern,
$500 2fD0.
Lead pirN SPOT. 4i75.
Iinc qui,i tast -. Louis delivery
.pH,. fi.Gu 40.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-06-07

wonder how the mosquito likes tho
N,iIyN f.tur ana muiiri1 germs tha
-ha Acquires FROM man. asks the a.. =
puriir Health Eotvi,o. Does shr ever
Wu.r her uuur htcrs not 90 bite un'
bnd man htcausc IL may make then.
dr,adnilly sick II they do.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-06-07

- phoid fever wps spread In South
hy undisciplinod workmcn
aud camp followers OF the army In
l9lN. Since then The state authorities
reduced the disease 80 TO 5s per
iu certain counties by more sani-
t1rv c~duration. says the q. :. Public
Health service. n there. why not
elsewhere.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-06-07

Ntncftal disoasts are diseases. NOT
erin -. AVS the g.. x Pubic Health
serNire. Many people have been In
lectpd ~innocentiy ~ Tn very early
youth. The Incidence of the disease
iu loys uf seventeen b. very high.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-06-07

NEW YORK. June Prime mcr-
ouutiie paper. t 81 per cent. exc
ciL.ngs uCrFllat, stcrlng demand,
As0h per cent. cables, 3StA per
cent.
can muuty firm. high "a per
low. z urT rent. ruling mtp. ~
por cent. rIU us, TnTl per c,at.
last lusu. prr cent.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-06-07

NEW YORK. june Liberty
bonds closed. &Hs sNS.02. first A..
sttfOi second A.. fssbo, first ~ 81,
Fks ae Fccuu AS $500. third
see 600. fourth 4Hs. SSIiO: >ic-
tory BIAS S1saei victory 4as.
$3.50.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-06-07

MONDAYS RfsrLTs


CINCINNATI. ONO juno e.
BohIe first man uu. hlt for u home
run aftcr which ScHtt hcld Cincinnati.
safe. tua tom winning.
scorc ". ~. p.
BOsluu IL 3D.
Cincinnati .............r %
baucIiD Scott tud GIis.us Gugu,
Hgaatou HIul MIuru.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-06-07

tHIChtb. June 1--Htuttor lEner
creamery extras, sic. standards. 1ici
flrsts. 90 a. SOC. seconds. 20 n 2tc.
Erfa higher. receipts 2G.s63 eases,
firsta, 90 y ef23c. ordinary nrsts,
20 gle. a. mark. cnses included,
2gm2ehc; standards. 2aEc.
Poultry. alive unchanged.
CHICAGO jun Potatoes dull;
receipts. 81 cars; isguiniana long
white. 81 90 H2.25. Alabama cobhlers,
$3.50 $50 cwt; spanldinE rose, fzso
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-06-07

WASHINGTON. june 1.-w ashIrr.
CON made Do -four out Of five from
Chicago uy winning.
scuro. a. n. o.
Chtsutn ~ r
Washington ..fO 10 f.
battvtlcs; Kern and Scualk. CONT.
n"y shaw and Charity.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-06-07

Holding nirh office i.n't an FUN
A. ONO cabinet memhsr who cunf'sso
I. lillIuF 1000 occasional drink. and t1
,uinriug l friendly g1uo at pukcr.
uufs Do.
"trn III 90 have a COB where YOU
CONT Do, human without hciua Driiicie.
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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-06-07
MARKETS
New York Stocks.

SEW YORK. June 7.-Extromc
LOSSES uf . Geo @ points in standard
siaiIUa and 8 to 90 points in snccuia-
Tive HFuy measured the rang, II to-
dlA reaction iu the stock market.
Sal,s uuuroNuated l.i0O.ou0 shares.
The CluEluE WIS Irregular.