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STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA:
Il AT the August, 1921, Rules held
IN the clerks office Of tie circuit
court, in and for the county Of
Marion, and state aforesaid, Aug.
lust, LIST, 1921, the following order
was entered: Sarah .. Furbee, ex-
ecutrix OF the last will and tesla.
ment Of Howard R. Furbee, de-
ceased; plaintiff, vs.. BENJAMIN g.
Williams, ct al, defendants, Chan,
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sPEclAl NOTICES
oRpER on REPUBLICATION.
OF WEST vIRGINfA:

STATE oF WEST VIRGINIA;
7 At the August, 1921, Rules, held
In the Clark,s office Of the Circuit
Court. In and for the County OF
Marion, and State Aforesaid. Aug
.pgst, LIST, 1921, the following or
der was entered: Naomi Hall Nc.
Dale, plaintiff VI. Cecil McDale,
cbannayy n
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THE STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA
To the sheriff Of Marion county,
Greeting:
The New York herald., 1921-11-27
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS or Rent.

Combining the simple
NnarmlnS Estate ity, character and halo
1gt Acres OF 18th century QISO .
Beautifully located In West Berkshires' :
altitude about 1.S00 feet; delightful COM
manding views; community of culture: ,ele-
waiting social life; health. rest, golf, hshing'
hulting. riding.
upl;eep; Is rooms, master bedrooms, Two
batns ten service buildings for all uses
bouHlful supply pure water py gravnx; gxaa
Quick Sale $4,000 4spsse ASSst hSi Snldine, S9s to
Details, plans house. pictures gladly shown.
n. III, PECK, care 3. OSGOOD PELI, CO..
IL West l4th Street, New York.
The New York herald., 1921-11-27

Above 18th st. to 59th st. Qnciusiye).
East River TO North River.
The New York herald., 1921-11-27
NEW FACTORIES

Two one story brick buildings, modern con.
struction. T5x2i4, at Bound Brook. N. j.:
four railroads; all improvements; siding; re-
PIERCE ESTATES. HOUND BROOK. N. =.
The New York herald., 1921-11-27
REAL EsTATE-oUT OF CITY.

New Jersey-sale or Rent
The New York herald., 1921-11-27
REAL EsTATE-oUT OF CITY.

New Jesey-sale or Rent.
The New York herald., 1921-11-27
Miscellaneous.
224 Acre Dairy Farm with
s Horses. 80 Cows and

Heifers. bull, poultry, full modern imple-
ments: winters feed Included; personal prop
erty worth over $1,000; in one country's best
dairy districts, close village city markets:
170 acres heavy cropping tiiage, creek
watered pasture, wood, timber; 100 apple
trees. pears: warm house, So II. basement
barn. sllo. tenant house, &c. Retiring owners 8
low price $4,000: only $4,000 cash, easy
terms. Details page "a illus. Catalog 100
Bargains. FREE. STROUT FARM AGENCY,
40 u Nassau St, New York city.
The New York herald., 1921-11-27
FARM PROPERTY.
New jersey.
Poultry Farm, Near New York,
In Village: Horne- PoyItrv

Cow. heifers, implements, vehicles, tools,
hay. corn, &C.. included; delightful home OF
acres. on main road. 2 min. walk; all con-
veniences: short drive hustling committing
town; all rich, level tillaee. largo truck
crops; 60 fruit trees. grapes; attractive Z
room house. piazza, fireplace; good barn,
pigSery, poultry house. Other interests force
sacrifice; only Sc 500. part cash; easy terms
Here splendid living; substantial income
yours. Investigate now. Catalogue free
ANDREW HAYE, Millington, N. j.
The New York herald., 1921-11-27
Montana-saie or Rent.
FARM PROPERTY.
New York.
400-Acre Ulster County Farm,
Ready Market.. q Cattl~ IL

Sheep. piEs, pou'tfy, crcnm sVparat0r full
mRchnery. vehicles, tools. all hay, grain,
vegetables included; splendid big crop farm
a producer Of prosperity; close village. r. r.
town. convenient city. 200 acres fertile.
loamy tllnge large spring g-watcred pasture
woodland. 100 apple trees good 5
room house, piazza. magnificent view: 90
COW basement barn. garage, .granary; owner
called away, sacrifices $4,000. part cash
easy terms. Act quickly Catalogue free. w.
l.. BURNETT. 40 Broadway. Room (Co-
lumbus Trust Coz. Ncwburgh, N. Y.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-02-07
Seven Candidates
Are Taking Dentistry
Examination Here

4 class Of S,ytu candidates Tor d.
Gems, To practice dentistry Boo N'W
Mexico is UNDERGOING 70 three dts cN-
animation iu theory and applied prtu-
ticc under the state board of dental
"a license g. AN Albuquerque man.
Alfred T.. Theliu, who graduated from
t dental school boz Kansas tily in
1919. and two uru dental surgeons ll
the army located az Fort b1N1tI
TIN, army dentists 1r, uf. " J.
SmulIlu- and br James " Young.
TI. other Applicants ur" " a.
Kennedy. J.. ~. BNru', Luuiuu j.
Riley aud IOseuh TiDhDH. written
examinations arc being taken today
lui tomorrow morning ON TUESDAY
afternoon and an day "Wednesday in'
practical work 40 i,WursirI', fh'
4llu of th, dentists will be- done boz
UH, laboratory of Ur charles tIl'r.
Emo. clinical work VIII h' done ON 20
limited number of subjects The ul
f,r ~ several hundred counts .ohool
children with defective teeth wuH pee
fused Itcau-" ul fn, IwWlturItN of
tho teeth tH hu treated.
Th, examining nutrl De- composed
cot fh, Iollu',lrt dentist. Dr. g. -
Harrison OF santa BE-, president, on
tIrlr. vice president Ir &c. o. Moran
of n'Wiur SECRETARY. and Il J.. J..
Olnoy 81 las Vegas Th. board has
1r Interested visitor fuHH. iH Uh' per
SON OF Or. 4. 4 E'Hruu .f lns Cruces.
70 member ~ 10. fr.' tote dental
board Of 1888.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-02-07
Cannon Ball Motor
Promoter Sentenced
For Ten Years

..#t IE. Fob &c. A. E0r,r-
H ... H'.I uf fue Cannon BAN
.. company. has been sentenced
- ..U.rI. JUdE, N'Nlyff tu serve
.u tH, federal prison az
... rHuHfh. and 'H pay the costs Of
... ". %uUUtluE tu almost s. 5000
. .I.uu was convicted twu weeks
.H. ." .#u charges viz obtaining
@ under false ur'tonscs. IN the
uf rfr.k OF tho Cannon Ball
.'.H company, and of using the
" .H 1.frtud Five other Off
'., company. indicted ana
HH ur.E with Robertson, were
.f... ." the jury.
..f.I required nearly three
COL. .N. defendants being repre-.
'. counsel from Sew Mexico,
.|H uI TrN1s Judge N,bl"tt
... amount ui the appeal bond
600
NuhIrtt sentenced also John
." uf Nuruliuu Su,urro county.
Hfy months iu tho Sew Mex
... f.u'IIrN. whi,h is the federal
.. fu, district uf Sew Meyicu.
5000, Df 500 and the costs
... . lambert had been CDu-
. . jury nf violation 81 tho
UIHH|NIfiuu act Lambert
fool ..n drink uHrIor Boo NuE
|". jury appeared 10 have
Doubts ua tu Do "%suftnoss' ui
".. dispensed.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-02-07
PEOPLE YOU
KNOW
Radiator repairing. oulckci Auto 90.

Mr. and Mrs c. $ h,un.dy OF
Santa fo are visitors iu th' citN.
Mr. and Mrs Bob Adam. have re-
turned TO the city aud I., staying at
the NlyurHdu hotel.
Eugene komponleh OFF Los lunas
was boz thr city owe Tn, Weekend.
Miss lIuu Ferguson has returned
from NcW York CITY GOO remain an
indefinite" period She D.. staying with
Miss l.thoi Hickey at U.I apartment
uu West Roma uvouu,
UI. N. j. Moran OF N'mIuE ls In
th, lii. fu attend th" meeting OF tho
stat. board 90 dental .,lmiucrs.
ildg, sam g. Brdttuu uf Clovis has
arrived BOO the district court for this
county during the abs'Hn, of ludr"
N o. uiokoy
a NJ HvrE'r- or Santa Fr was iu
fur Gus yesterday.
". a. lIrWHuI ana EI..uI IUlb'r-
SON. s.rr.fuI, ana president rec
sp,ati.,N uI th. cattle sanitary honrd
V,r, 900 ~A'nuuu'ruu, saturday might
aud Yesterday tu couT,. WIN Frank
'Iurs. Iu.p'.fu. TN" former has co.
turned POP Ration and .Ir tulheIsou
has uHu' Iu silver city
NJ NJ cheney uf th. district court
hopdquurt,fH. has gun, fu Flagstaff
tu attend the preliminary hearing OF
Forest Eaur,I Fred CIHs'u IN con
urrtiuu with tho shooting OF charles
Qutylu. "a ruuDhrr near NinsloW'
Cuptuiu Desmond Farrell has ro-
turned from Santa Re. where ho hold
u conference with refining A%dJuulut
General James Uaca In regard 20 tho
reorganization uf the cavalry troop OF
th, national guard here.
John Kerr. ASSISTANT district ior-
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-02-07
Hatch, N. M, Growing;
Work Rushed on
New Mill There

.I'I'. Me- r'n. N"iE o.
,d "h nv Ht'fu
1901. lt''FhiuI COMPANY = pam
u"l' N'' W'N'h lIoin ~.
Ihl- I''''l"h was a'i',l'l
"I.''' lf one "l W. au'uu"iu
..I !. iiln ~7','l'n. IN" hHl "
a.. A.,
~, a,,r, b.s n-ss,cI,
,..t A., n.nt..., d,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-02-07
Hot Springs Soon to
Be on a Highway;
Town P~rospering

HOT SPRINGS. s.. NJ. Feb. e.
~, Elephant Butte dam ilut springs
Iate paluwls. b.rIN D.ufI'Id. Salem.
and Hatch aIp uDA uU 'hu state high
was map tn, NvW M,sluu highway
department ha- Iu-J completed q iiu'
liuk cot highway N'.. THAT VIII hr
open fu travel bon r NuI' time. This
new Rad means much Eco Hot springs
ls 90 makes % ur., .-lHIr Geo the tour
ist Tho grades along this ruut, are
EASY and th, ruuf, D.. open thu year
aruuuu
conditions Boz tuI section are i'm
proving. Many come POO gct the benz
tits Of the watDta from IA" springs
aud voils. Dth,rs coming through
lind thu town quaint ana interesting
amt spend a f'N days Sightseeing
around the country and town.
The bank business indicates pro-
ErD-s. The First National bank re-
ports deposits OF oN' 5000, OOu 90, an
Iurr,is, uf $4,000. 90 since Deccm-
BIER !. Samuel y. Mhtson. the CASH
.er, states that this bank dit a 3d.
600 600 90 business loo 1920.
tn, chamber ut commerce b. active
at this tim" To advertise Hot Springs
and the country around b. Their"
ar" great agricultural possibilities.
The mountains ar, sun OF minerals Of
Ill kinds. Timber u.s. near at hand.
n. -. lllIl operate. 90 saw mill and
supplies much lumI,r 90 the district
TN chamber is giving much attyu-
ton FOO development OF tho valley and
II' dI.'rlDts among various streams
That ur iu from the Black rang,
Rob- 'N' W..'
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-02-07
NEW JUSTICES
TAKE OFFICE
George Roddy to Have
Office at 2l6 West
Gold Ave.

VIII fhy hearing uf the last civil
,us, -.f tui fh, dismissal DI several
criminal tle.. which were meyer pro-
sv,ut,d Justice Of fh" Peace John W.
Wilson of Ir..iI,t 20 turned over ms
court docket aud other records tu his
successor GurrE. Hoddy and retired
after n four N,urs term, The new
justice has died his oath md bond
with tn, county commissioners ana
took office today
Justice Ruddy will hold his court
In the back office OF tho little frame
building ui gIs West Guld avenue,
the front part Of which ~ occupied
hy the Kelly Real Estate company.
Mr.. Ru1dt and nis constable" J A. g..
de- BnoR nrr urtiuE up ihv Office Toe
day The new Justice expects lu Dc
found 100 Dis office a' All time. dur
ing the DAY.
The county commissioners have APP
proved oll off the bonds ~ o. new
Justices TINT have been submitted o."
tnom aud tine men take uiiiu' today
IN each precinct of tie count
p,Uid,riu MuutUEu. iu, old Town iuS
lice viii establish un uitiD" I'm the saint
room ni th, courthouse Hs occupied
h# Justice oIfiE
Tu, lt.t yIsy heard Ig Juati., vii
SON WAS TINT of ". ~ Medallion 10
rrtl estate dealer. against I''Il
GEORGES f.r NlHu commission u|'"E.i
due MIN uu th, negotiations iuf lh'
sul, uI 20 house. After MI NJ. Milton
found o. customer who WIS cad ana
abb, Goo 'uN th, house IA" owner
ghuur,d mind about selling and
refused Co make over do" decd. MI.
Medallion ,la.uod that %, was H,
much entitled Io hts nuni3is9iun zee If
fhr purDhuf, had been completed ana
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-02-07
Wrestlers Hold Last
Workout Before Their
Match Tomorrow

George pInoau. Albuquerque
champion wrestler. Young sU,aE,
and FRANK Burns. who arc 10 meet
Bon % triangular mat contest at Labor
Temple tomorrow night have lost all
unnecessary flesh. they are doing
their last workout this afternoon roo
the y VI. g. 4. and win rest tuuur-
row The match tomorrow night viii
begin 100 $3.50 o'clock. Thor" viii Boz
Uu p~rUIlmIruri's.
Burns has agreed tu throw both
pIuotu and Savage inside OF an hours
wrestling. 10 he fails 20 dee ao h"
VIII lose the match. Tiuo1u sIss ho
mover was feeling better ana will % SEQ
Burns the beet iuvsl" b' ever had
Savage has been doing 80 pile ui road
work. to got his wine and h' TOGO De-
confident tuut Eurus viii have 70 hand
time.
Tho doors of tho temple win hu
omen ui u.UIutk.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-02-07

Father 90 sammy. coming home
boa 1 -ucdIugglod condition. Great
scot how you look,
sammy Yes, 60. ! fell in 20 mud
hol,
fathor-Whati and with you new
urUf. 1000.
sammy Yes. / didn't have time
Zoo TAX, them off -Boys' Life.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-02-07
MAnnINaE

..IIH Hudillu, Los Paddles
..f. IHN'|.. lu- padilHH.
N.. g. NtCkoy Albuquerque
.'f.. "I-t Locke. Albuquerque.
G 'n'. o. Elriuhoim, East Las
rs " May Nonohan, Alnu-
.uI.u chavez, Albuquerque.
.r. 'r..Hun Albuquerque.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-02-07
NcighborhossI stun

II hear th. Jonos,s have got 20 N..'
Thousand dollar car
Whom did th,y cyot get Ii
IN, Uiut'
$50. mo five thousand
on. they haven't rot mat yCi'
Ohio Noturist
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-02-07
without Erect.

To see ourselves us u'h't- r", ur
would. 1s tn. poet suggest. cause u-
200 think things oven
Perhaps :'pli'I Miss 'IF'uur
Eut b. dorfn't seem to NAH, much
of an impression uu SOME eft OBJ. rU'-
ti,r u.rtur, afIr. MH.fIua'HH
-t.I
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-02-07
upONr s-FoR II

Dortt wish YOU could find a .ob-Flud ~
Don't wish you could rout Your apart
mcut-Rpnt To-
Don wish you could soil your house
Soil IL.
py r.lr, ,ha HauIda Classified Columns.
ptor. alt Phone 1a5
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-02-07

The Herald Is tbs New Mexico
paper that takes tho Want" out
Of Want Ads by brirs ing Results
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1921-01-02
How to Start the New Year Right
The Distinguished Authority Household Efficiency.

Is It further Advancement OF the
father in his profession? The an.
swer to any Of these questions has
a big determining effect on the ar.
rangement OF each budget. For ex1
ample, the father who is Just start
ing In a business of his own will
need economy and more help from
his family than a working man on
an equal salary, who has no other
aim than to get pay envelope
every Saturday night. Generally.
the mother with young children can
economic most on clothing during
this period, while II the children
are between eight and sixteen the
food bill will Soar.
This is why any percentage
given can be only tentative. We
may say that no more than rs per
cent should be spent on rent; not
more than 30 per cent on food (gen-
orally less); about 10 per cent for
clothing; Is per cent for operat-
ing; IL per cent for advancement,
and 3 per cent for Injuries. But 1t
must be borne in mind always that
the percentage for each division
depends not only on the amount OF
the income, but on the aim OF the
family. its size, and particularly on
the age Of the children. and, further,
that the budget will constantly
change, even in the same family, as
the children become older or for
other reasons.
The best plan Is for the house
keeper to buy a small ruled ac.
count book without any printed
headings, and write down the items
Of her budget as she finds them.
For example, write the word Food
above the five or six columns
headed Meat and Fish" "Vege.
tables and Fruit" Butter and Dairy
Products" DRY Groceries" Meals
Taken Away from Home" "1ce,"
etc. When n purchase is made
enter the amount under its proper
heading, as Meat, $1.69," or "Vege-
tables, 1888" II such items are
entered in a lump sum In the
proper column and on the date on
which they were purchased 1t will
be very easy for the housekeeper
to total up what is spent for the
entire division at the end OF the
month. She can follow the same
plan with each of the other six
divisions, and these figures will
give her the amount spent In the
whole budget.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1921-01-02
By Mrs. Christine Frederick,

ments and the materials for those
made at home, cleaning and repair
OF garments, tailor or dressmaker
bills.
I. Operating.-Coal, gas and cleo
tricity, telephone, laundry. furnish
ings. china, kitchen utensils, labor
savers and all forms Of repair, re-
placement and maintenance Of
household service.
s. Savings. - Savings deposits,
bonds. life insurance, benefit soci-
eties, all financial investments
whether Of property or honey.
(This should be at least 10 per cent
Of any mooney
6. Advancement. Education,
books, study courses. legitimate
musical and theatrical entertain
ments, vacation or travel, sanitary
supplies, doctor, dentists and ocu-
lists fees, organization dues.
z. Enthusiastically, fees for per-
sonal grooming, such as ba1ter.
massage, etc.; flowers, taxicab hire
or other unnecessary transporta-
ton: any expenditure for jewelry,
ornament, amusement, toilet goods,
clothing. or anything which cannot
be justified on the ground OF neces-
sity.
Practically every expenditure can
be grouped under one OF these
heads. In some families the up
keep Of an automobile might be a
necessity and Included In rent or
transportation, while in others 1t
might be a straight luxury. The
cost of some clothes would belong
In the third division, while many
others would certainly have to be
charged up to luxury. II a garden
is kept, this will be included under
food" and will be an asset, as will
also chickens or other stock. Each
individual family must decide the
particular items Of its particular
budget-no one else can do 1t for
them.
The next step-and the hardest
One-is to decide what proportion
Of the income should be allowed for
each Of the seven groups. This will
depend on the size Of the family, on
its standards, the profession or
work Of the father, and particularly
on the ideal or aim Of the family.
Does it wish to own a house? Then
probably 1t will economic for a
number of years on its clothing or
luxuries to attain this end. Is 1t
education? Is, il social position?
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1921-01-02

IF there Is any one time when IL
is wise to "stop. look and begin
- over again. In the matter OF
finances II Is at the beginning OF
the New Year. Banks make up
their balance sheets at this time,
firms take inventories. and the
housewife and the family should
follow their example and see
where they are. at"
There is something stimulating In
being able to turn over a new leaf.
even II we cannot keep 1t turned
over for very long. But the house
wife, especially the one who is com.
planning of high costs, must know
where her money is to go IL she Is
going to save and arrive at finan
cial success. know most women
hate to keep accounts, but some
sort of following OF expenses is abb
solutely necessary.
The first thing to do Is TO under
stand what a budget is. This Is
really only a plan Of spending In
advance. In following out the
budget plan all expenditures must
be separated into several main divi.
sions, and these In the average fam
lily will be something like this:
1. Shelter.-Rent, taxes, fire In.
surance, train or carfare to place
of work, repairs on house, etc.
2. Football fresh, canned and
packaged food products used for
meals at home and for lunches car.
ried from the house, meals bought
outside, ice.
3. Clothing. - Ready made gar
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1921-01-02
Caramel Sa1ce.

CARAMELIZE l cup graduated
~ sugar. When melted add cup
boiling water and simmer about Il
hour. Add 2 OF 3 tablespoons
chopped pecan nut meats II de
sired.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1921-01-02
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utes . day with
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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1921-01-02
New York Fudge Sauce.

KNELT 4 ounces chocolate over
lV1 hot water, add N cup sugar
and blend well. Add ~ cups
water and cook until syrupy.
Cream tablespoon butter and add
1 tablespoon OF cornstarch gradual
ly. Stir into chocolate syrup, bring
20 boiling point and flavor with va
nilla or 1 drop OF almond and 2 or
3 drops vanilla.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1921-01-02
To Revive Faded Flowers.

@UT flowers that have become
- faded may be quickly revived
by plunging the stems into boiling
water for an instant and then plac-
ing them in fresh cold water.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1921-01-02
Rich Marshmallow Sauce.

look 1 cup light brown sugar
~ with IL cups water until syrup
spins q hair-like thread. Pour the
hot syrup. drop by drop at arst,
upon 1 cup chopped marshmallows.
Beat vigorously. Add a few drops
vanilla and serve Immediately.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1921-01-02
Cooked Fruit Sauce.

IYTAsH and cream Y cup butter
w and add gradually " cup
sifted powdered sugar and "a cup
milk. Then add l cup mashed and
sifted cooked fruit and Y teaspoon
lemon juice. Chill and serve with
baked or steamed pudding
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1921-01-02
Household Helps
Keeping Cut Flowers Fresh.

@HRYSANTHEMUMS and other
~ woody stemmed flowers will
keep fresh for a long time II the
stems are split upward for about
half an inch. Do this every day,
cutting the split part off each time
you renew the water.