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New-York tribune., 1921-06-30
100000 Gone
AT Bank, Aged
Cashier Held
Sylvanus BedeIl and Robert
Magrudcr Are Indicted
When Loss Is Discovered
at Mariners HarbOr
Admits Guilt, Ross Says
Transferred Funds to Cor
poration i'm Hope of War
Gains; 100000 Returned

Unrealized expectations of war.time
contracts have brought two well-known
men of Mariners Harbor, Staten Is
and, under criminal charges in the
United States Court in Brooklyn.
Sylvanus Bedell, sixty-fve years old
formerly cashier of the Mariners Har-
Dor National Bank, was indicted Tues
day by the Federal Grand Jury on a
charge of misusing money of the in
stitution by which he had been en-
ployed for nearly two decades. Rob
bert Magruder, president of the John
son Shipyard Corporation, was indicted
on a charge of aiding and abettine
Bedell.
The specific accusation against Be.
dell and Magruder is the misapplica
ton of $4,000 of the banks funds. Ac.
cording to United States District At
torney Ross, however, the full extent
of the misapproprations amounted to
approximately 100000 and covered {
period of several years.
Makes Restitution of $4,000
Bedell is said to have given full
statement of his alleged operation!
ana 10 nave Hldue RESTITUTION o.
$80, 1000.
Magruder surrendered yesterday
pleaded not guilty and was released OF
$4,000 bail by Federal Judge Garvin
Bedell was not arrested because of hi:
physical condition. He is said to bt
suffering a nervous breakdown at hi!
home, $40 Washington Avenue, Brook
lyn, as result of the charges brought
by bank officials
According to District Attorney Ros
II is charged that Bedell on numerou
transferred funds of the bank to tn
account of the shipyard company. TIL,
Investigation disclosed, said the Fed
eral prosecutor, that Magruder in July
1917, had Bedell elected treasurer O
the Johnson Shipyard Corporation at
salary of $4,000 a year and that late
Bedell acquired fifty shares of common
New-York tribune., 1921-06-30

Stillman's replies were as follows:
Q.How old are you? Al was
born in August, 1873.
Q.--What is your weight? A--One
hundred and eighty-fve pounds.
Q.-Dc you own yacht called
Modesty? Ayes.
Q.-When did you build the
Modesty? An the early part of
1919
Q.-Was the boat christened? A
l refuse to answer.
Q.-Do you believe that il you an
lswer this question that it might tend
to incriminate you? A.-Yes.
Counsel Have Wrangle
The cross-examination halted here
for thirty minutes while counsel
wrangled over the bankers set reply
tp interrogations. At one point Colonel
Rand said:
"This man is charged with three
crimes in the answer. In addition Mr..
Mack now charges him with the crime
of conspiracy"
ooh. WE'LL" rejoned Mr.. Brennan,
chat is harmless crime"
EFF he will answer my questions
crime" ~
Finally the witness answered the
question thus: Eyes, the boat was
christened."
Q.-Who christened the boat? Al
refuse to answer.
Q.-On what ground? A On the
ground that it might tend to incrimi-
nate me.
Q.-Do you really believe that it
would lncriminate you to answer that
question? Ayes.
Q.-Was the yacht Modesty chris
tened by Florence H. Leeds? Al re-
fuse to answer.
From then on for many minutes
Stillman returned the invariable an
swer: "I refuse to answer on the
ground that it may tend to incriminate
me" to the questions shot at him by
counsel for Mrs. Stillman. These are
given below in order, with the stereo-
typed reply omitted.
Were you ever at Ga East Eighty
sixth Street,"
"Were you ever at 242 West Forty
ninth Street,"
"Were you ever tenant at house
in West Eightieth Street?"
"Did you purchase an apartment at
900 Park Avenue?"
who is the captain of the yacht
Modesty?"
"Where did the Modesty go after il
was launched? ~
Did you know cottage at Miami
Fla, occupiedrby Mrs. Leeds?'
"Did you visit her there?R
"Was it called the love nest'?"
"Did you buy this love nest'?"
"Was the yacht Modesty there ?"
do you recognize this photograph o
Gone of Stillman).
Won't Identify Photograph
"Do you really believe that it might
tend to incriminate you to identify
your own photograph?
"Do you recognize this photograph I
Gone of Jay Leeds).
"Did you create a trust fund recently
for the benefit of Jay Leeds?
"Did you have a gold cocktail shaker
on the yacht Modesty with two gold
cocktail glasses, presented to you by
Mrs. Leeds?
did you have a cocktail shaker on
board 2"
"Do you know woman named
Helen who came on board the yacht %
"Did you know a woman named
Clara at 242 West Forty-ninth Street p
"Did you know the woman who kent
New-York tribune., 1921-06-30
Cen. Taylor's Will Filed
Property Left in Trust; In
yestments Authorized

BOSTON, June 20.-The will Of Cen
.eral Charles Fl. Taylor, publisher of
The Boston Globe, was fled for pro-
bate to-day. General Taylor died last
Wednesday. His property is left in
trust to his son, William G.. Taylor;
Frederick E. Snow, of this city, and his
SON law, Matthew C. Armstrong, of
Hampton, Va. Trusts of $4,000 each
are created for the benefit of niece,
Nettie Lawrence, of Cambridge, and a
brother, Nathaniel H. Taylor. The trus-
tees are directed to pay one-ffth of the
income from the residue to each of his
five children.
The trustees are authorized to con-
tinue to hold General Taylor's stock in
the Globe Newspaper Company and to
mako further investments in it,
New-York tribune., 1921-06-30

and 400 shares Of preferred stock, most
OF which he did not pay for.
Then, it is alleged, Magruder pre-
vailed upon Bedeil to divert funds of
the bank, pointing out that he had OBJ
teined contracts for building three
ships for the government at cost OF
S300, 900 ench and that the money even
tually would be forthcoming.
On one occasion, according TO Dis
trict Attorney Ross, Magruder said to
Bedell: whenever we are short pay
any checks that are presented and IN.
doreed by me, because our credit fs
good on account Of our contracts with
the Shipping Board"
The anst check presented to Bedell
for payment was for s1s,o2o, to be
used for paying off employees Of the
'h'Pyard, !Ry rd, do,,t n,v i ". c.0not &c
along" Magruder told Bedell, accord.
ing to the District Attorney.
On October II, 1917, another check
for the amount of s16,752.78 was pre-
sented to Bedell by Magruder, who
said, according TO Mr. Ross: You
had better carry on the financing OF
the shipyard or we'll 90 broke"
Put Accountants on Books
This system of transferring funds
of the bank to the account OF the
shipyard company continued until
early last May, said District Attorney
Ross, when the bank officials became
suspicious and put accountants on
Bsdell's books. The elderly cashier
was summoned before the directors of
the bank, to whom he admitted the
transactions, according to the Dis
trict Attorney, saying that he had
expected to return the money as soon
as it was realized on the contracts.
An official of the bank said ycster-
day the amount Of the overdrafts was
$250,000 and that the bank was made
solvent by the directors paying in this
New-York tribune., 1921-06-30
Wyoming Women May Govern
Onetime Bandit Rendezvous

JACKSON, Wyo., June 29.-Govern-
ment by the fair sex, initiated here a
little more than year ago, may be ex-
tended to cover all of the famed Jack
sons Hole country, one-time rendez-
vous for bandits. Returns compiled to-
day Of Saturdays special election show
that the proposed division of Lincoln
Gounty carried by TOO majority and
shat jackson has been chosen county
seat for the newly created Teton
County.
With Jackson under women's ad-
ministration and with no other town of
Importance in the new county. the
women are preparing to elect a sheriff
and other county officers.
New-York tribune., 1921-06-30
Title Guarantee & Trust Co.

Capital $4,000, 900.
t76 Broadway. New York.
i37 West l25th ST.. New York.
$40 E. I49th ST.. New York.
New-York tribune., 1921-06-30
Finkelstein & Maisel

FInkelstein 6x MaIsel
Makers Of Clothes OF the Better YounoMe
FACTORY AND SHOWROOMS (Take FLIGHT UP
$40 Broadway, opp. 11th ST., N. Y.
New-York tribune., 1921-06-30

also Of the account with the trust COM
pany Of Mrs. +. II. Leeds and MRS. y.
II. Leeds special"
The various transcripts, together
with certain delivery receipts of jew
elry, were marked and left in the GUS
tody OF the referee for use in cross
examination.
New-York tribune., 1921-06-30
ADVERTISEMENT ADVERTISEMENT
HIGHLY IMPORTANT NEWS
BY FinkeIstein & MaiseI
Where the Retail Merchant Formerly Pro6ted
ADVERTISEMENT

And, coming from Finkelstein
q Maisel, the facts as related
here may be accepted as abso-
lutely authentic,
But just word of explana-
tion: Finkelstein & Maisel is the
same firm Of clothing manufac-
turers that heretofore and for
eleven years back have sold their
output exclusively to the better
element of the retail store trade
that is up to last January,
when retail clothing prices had
reached a point where the public
rightfully rebelied and all manu-
facturers suffered in conse-
quence, though innocent parties
to the charges of profiteering.
Finkelstein & Maisel were face
to face with a very serious situa-
tion7-a factory jammed with
seasons product of fine suits and
coats, and absolute stagnation.
In moment of desperation
they attempted to sell direct to
the public. Instantly they were
confronted with threats of everv
character fiom the greater part
of the retailers on their books.
Cancellations piled on cancella-
tions.
And this in America denial
of even the right to give our citi-
zens a square deal, let alone the
right to exist!
But Finkelstein & Maisel proved
to be made of fighting material
fortunately for those Of US who
could ill afford to. actually pay
double or more than suit or
coat was really worth.
They decided to fight-to in
deed cut loose entirely from the
retailer and sell direct to the
New-York tribune., 1921-06-30

Surplus Sill, 900, 600.
lis Remaen ST., Brooklyn.
$50 Fulton ST., Jamaica.
81 jackson Ave-, l.. !. City.
New-York tribune., 1921-06-30
Funeral of Harding's Kin

SPOKANE, Wash, June 29.--Funs,.,
services for John e. Bennett, seFertr'
seven years old, declared to be 80.
ond cousin Of President Harding and
a boyhood playmate of the Presjdsns,.
father in Ohio, were held TO-DAY. Tia
body will be taken to Crestling, Ob;n
for burial.
New-York tribune., 1921-06-30
ADVERTISEMENT

public-offering the same advan-
tages of wholesale prices the re-
tail dealer formerly enjoyed.
That decision required courage
and faith-faith in Americas
proudest boast-fair play to all
and Finkelstein & Maisel, it
can be said here, are notable ex-
amples to prove that this spirit
still lives, stronger, indeed, than
ever. The pubhc's almost over
whelming response and con.
tinued support is offered in proof
of this.
However, note this: In all for
mer years, at this period Of the
year, Finkelstein & Maisel
cleared their factory of all sur
plus stock on hand at big con-
cession to their retail trade. THIS
year the public will be given this
extraordinary opportunity "A
legitimate reduction Of 22E 60
from actual wholesale prices
beginning this morning. This, OF
course, ,sapplies only to all spring
and summer suits and topcoats
in stock and still being made IN
our factory, until all light weight
material on hand is consumed.
However, summer isn't hall
over vet! So here is your change
to obtain really two suits at the
price of one, guaranteed 100 per
cent wool, with an unconditional
agreement to return your money
If you feel dissatisfied in any par.
ticular.
As an added attraction we viii
also offer 2-pieee summer suits
at $14.75.
Our factory--one fight up
will be open from 80 A. NJ. 70
T:30 p. NJ. during this sale.
New-York tribune., 1921-06-30

amount. He also said BedeIi had r..
turned $4,000.
The bank is located at 294o Rich.
mond Terraces, Mariners Harbor ar'
posite the Office OF the shipyard ccT.
pany. Magruder lives at 70 Town.
send Avenue, Stapleton, S. I.
New-York tribune., 1921-06-30
Your Money-July Is
Investment Month

Are you looking for safe and profitable
place to put some money that is coming in
to you or are you considering some improve
ment in your Investments
If so find out all about the Guaranteed
Mortgage Certificates sold by us with princi-
pal and interest guaranteed by the, Bond &
Mortgage Guarantee Co. with $Ia,ooo,ooo
behind it,
There is no investment any safer and
none so safe which pays 51z9o guaranteed.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-09-22
Buttons
By DIR. WILLIAM Z. BARTON

meni In tho history OF the world.
when buttons hecame q pari 90 hui
man apparel, and since then we have
all been biesscd and tormentcd by
them.
We played a came when ! WINS "a
tad. entitled. Hinton hutton. WHO'S
Eot the huttouf' whoever has % butt
ton. has something whore evolution
has ita close relation tn much OF hu-
man progress
And Yet ] Aunp0sf that non" Of us
have ever regarded the hutton na upo
of MES chief assets. remember to
have henrd peon say that they did
not carr "a hutton" about something
Of lltiie value. I have heard OF but
ions being used la lieu Of cash In the
contribution box buttons are not
highly regarded In human %parlnncr
hut the wearing ~ "a button hear
iuc he stamp of untinnal service may
mark n man with "a dignity almost 1f
royalty. 1894 ~ loss may carry with
ID ~incurahic disgrace.
\ button may be- "a trivial thing
on the other hand 10 may be- am en-
Hem OF honor. and the lose OF 10
more o. be- dreaded than the loHs NJ
nfo.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-09-22

with them ] lost nothing Of greater
value. az for instance. my reputation.
hut to me u has always seemed
that the most Illuminating thing about
he .ng shot ia death IN the army would
hr 10 have "A sergeant come forward
Just before the gnuts were fired, ~
tear of the cheyrons Or shoulder
straps. and cut Of the buttons from
the coat. fcinE shot Is merely diving.
hut having the buttons cut of n dis
grace.
7 presume thnt somewhere In my
library q. "a book that tcllE who in.
s-putcd buttons Adam N Eve ]
infer. had none There cnme "a mo-
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-09-22
Common Sense ways to Keep Wen
~Infantile Paralysis

10 the NTH day after the disease has
developed.
The rcrm or tiny virus Of the dis
nast h present IN the discharges from
IN. nose. throat. and bowss 81 those
~ ftom mfaitIic paI7tIyHia.. even IN
the caaea that result In actual pnraiy-
als Il may nfao be present In tho
noses and ihroata OF healthy emil
dfer In the snmc family.
Thus a. n necessary to keep the
children n,om n family IN which
there vs. n case OF ~infantilc paralysis
away from other children. All casea
Or infanfile paralysis are required
hy law to he reported 10 the local
department of health, which VIII
then Dlacard the house.
nuffng an epidcnslc 81 infapiile
paralysis Il " well TO observe some
rules and precautions that viii pre-
vent n great deal or the disease.
THE house should be Kept nbs0-
iuteB clean. Screen all windows
ugninst flies. Garbage should not be
allowed to accumulate. ana the re-
csptacic should be Kent tightly GOV
cred. All forms ~ vermin. he'd bugs,
roachca. and body iice. should hc
Killed. Bodily cleanliness ~ cspc-
ciaily important.
The hes. preventive Of infnnilc
paralysis " absolute cleanliness and
a strict Observance OF these fcw inn
portant rules 81 hyaiene.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-09-22

difrcf from 4 SICK person 20 a we'll
person. vet n ma he PASSED IN by q
third person who has been In CON
tact with q victim OF the iaensc.
The early symptoms are. M a rule.
tahility. and vomiting. Later there
IL pain IN the back. neck. arma or
legs. accompanied hy great weak
ness often cases do not result In
paralysis and these are known as
abortivc caAes, These. however. are
Just aa infectious ~ the more 80
fious caaes n paralysis IL to occur
IL usually appears from the second
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-09-22
Smile Awhile

Prontecrs arr going, but not bank
rupt'
Religion Is easier 20 get than 20
keep
Smiling pictures Of Arbuckic are
Old ones.
The old law OF supply and demand
makes ak cheap.
some mon are wal-to-do because
they are hard Ia do
When wife says she need "a rev coat
hubby buys her paint
A crooked line Us the shortest dis
tauc' between two ulnts.
Too many eases OF rabbits whip
ping dogs are being reported.
Record alfalfa crops are reported
and nickel cigars may return.
Some mon won't get on their feet
until their auto b stolen.
Paris slyH wear skirts To the shoe
tops-hut knee boots are clumsy
Down with the danCc'' say re-
formers Tripping the uEht fantastic.
Scientists uI" seeking the center of
the universe We knuw her Do is a
blond.
Edison invented the ]phonograph by
accident Wish Tom had been NOR,
careful
Russia be- hoayou" says Isnin. Yes
they neither 'ot not aork uur wear
clothes
charlie Chaplin has London
crowd. at his feet news Item. Good
fOut-wurk.
with Hughes at the disarmament
PARTY they mny think So, are talkinp
through our Whlsigcrs.
Every ufth Chicago marriage rc-
suits boz divorce Why not marry foui
couples and skip uuc'
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-09-22
COLO S
~ 81 Second "a FIDDLE

4 NEWS ITEM asserts that $500
Chicago bars sell liquor. our second
city Is a great little sinEle-handcd
advertiser of IL business and social
advantages.
THE PRINTER who set that chi-
cage dispatch put two EOS" and a
couple Of KS" IN Chicago. Just
tankins Of SJeo bars made him sec
THE DAWN concludes that both
political parties are 'in need OF Inn
mediate reorganization such re-
organization. no doubt as would
stimulate a. more ready absorption OF
bonds-
SENATOR PAT HARRISON re-
opened the debate yesterday with
the cnarge that President Harding
letter to Senator Mccormick was
written In an EFFORT to "hoOdwink'
the voters Of New Mexico. Senator
Harrison must not have heard OF the
election result in New Mexico.
90
SENATOR JONES. no doubt. will
break II to him next week that the
people gave "a certain enort at hood
winking' the onee-oyer and winked
at Il.
ONE OF FATTHs guests says the
party wasn't wild Possibly ne
means hat as heel tanned.
EXPERIMENT. in deep stock
waterinE wells being tried by the
forest service ia the Manzano noun
iaiils are likely 20 prove loss OK
penslse and more useful than some
80 ~ H.. LHAAHa
lions heretofore undertaken IN that
massive mountain range.
The Just Dawn.
To clean them up { must be free.
The Prophet ztcrnly told them.
Those bosses OF democracy
And many bonds he sole them.
when cleaning mp / must DE free, %
said he, when he had sold them:
AN parties look alike to me.
When selling bonds ne told them.
icnSoi.
The Bsisht Rays OF the Dawn
Must fail.
Bcneficent. on one
And all.
Nor need d single man
Despond
II he's disposed TO
Bhy a bond.
90
THE YEAR BEFORE the civil
War Chauncey Dopew earned his first
800. He put Il In "a savings bank.
has never touched IL or the Interest
on II and ms now $500.
Moral-By leaving your money long
enough In "a savings bank you can
grow old and die without spending 10.
90
Am going TO be elected TO-
Mr. Hanna was given an ovation al
hd pronounced these words.
--santn Re New Mexican.
And the next day, la addition to
the ovation previously given. M.
Hannn. for the third successive time.
received definite assurances from the
people.
N there was any foolish blunder
which the Bursum supporters failed
to make We don't know or H." mourns
Colonel Cuttings New Mexican m
writing tho obituary.
Ana in spite 81 hat the unhappy
people Of this heniEhtod state rushed
10 their doom with blamed near 5000
majority
And santa Zee county turned in
100 Of a.
Glittering glow % worms, bow
/ shHstlyi
90
JAMES DILLON. wealthy Sew
Yorker carried home two bottle.
containing liquids, drank our of ON,
Of them and died. Phymciaus say ns
drank out 81 the wrong uno. Science
IL rapidly becoming expert lu de.
termiulnp tho relative velocity OF
m%oOnHhinc.
90
MI. Hanna IH "a Tonsfsr.
is uuitn buudve Az ID foaater
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-09-22

Years following. % has been cRtl-
mated that the shnle beds OF n few
woHicru states alone would Yield
sufficient oil &C tGo present rate OF
consumption. io supply the United
states for i2s years. Government
useistaucr TO- such nn end would b"
economical even at u cost OF $40
600. 900. Secretary Fan BE- altorcthci
Justified iu asking fUr an %appropria-
tor Of our per cent OF this amount.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-09-22

HAVE no desire 10
be shot. but / think
I could endure fac
Ing a firing squad
better than I could
endure having my
buttons cut off
OF course. IL I
had To- chnusc he
tween the Two cutl-
antilles. l should
prefer TO losr the
buttons. That IL to
aay, 1 should pre-
Ter TO lose them if
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-09-22

LONDOH-Frcderic Porter had
Sassi Nakana. 8 Japanese. arrested
for assault But when the question
OF bail was rgiscd. Porter paid The
bond and walked out with Nakuua.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-09-22

of New Mexico uniarto their government, unfair to their leadership
u is positively harmful 10 the welfare of the state IN 10, Iuhu.
encc upon the rest Of the nation, not Informed OF tc facts rs are ihc
people al home, and who only get tine reiterated. sensational. false
allegations of corrupt government and inefficient and unworthy
leadership
II might make it harder for republicans 10 win elections ia Ncw
Mexico, but If would be for the welfare Of this state if the democrat
would clean house IN this respect.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-09-22

From tho New York sun.
Tod-Do you find % hard 10 strike
up q filtration with the average sum
mcr gIrlY
Ncd-Not Mt all. Thcro'a nothing
shy about her ,NCopt her hathine
dress.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-09-22

EspITE its name.
infnntile paraiy-
"a ~ not con-
nned to IN hica
and children. ~
sometimes affects
adults. u ~ a
c~ontaFious 4 I -
ease. yet just
how u - u spread
II not definitely
known. In most
cases. the infcc-
tion probably u
~ fnu Afu44nf.I
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-09-22
Secretary Fall
And Oil ShaIe

Mining Congress %Juurnnli
Eventually, why not SUM
marlzes Secretary OF the Interior
Fairs view respecting the develop
ment 81 a definite sEHle program.
The sccretary'a statement made to "a
congressional committee in support
81 an appropriation FOR "a thrcc-ye3tT
investigation constituted an un-
answcrabie argument for the adop-
ton Of "a clear and continuing policy,
and that without further delay.
Disagreement obtains as 10 the me
OF our known petroleum fields and
the probable extent OF resources vet
to be discovered. but mo- one disputes
the assertion nat the demand for
petroleum products vii continue 20
become greater and greater and that
the known supply must az some time
the DEVELOPMENT of substitutes. In
the latter even. oil shnle offers tho
most likely recourse u h. conceded
that It's pOtcntlalitics are great and
nat shnlc products vii ultimately
become commercial factors of tho
first importance. Secretary Fail
takes the view that the country.
should be forehnndcd enough 90 con
duct to- preliminary Investigations A.
ono" aud be ready TO meet o. cmorg-
ency whenever b. may arise and how
s0evcr pressing Do may De.
Many problems. both practical ana
scientific. must Dee solved. What o.
the best method OF mining shaIc r.
What process or distillauuu win lead
TO D. ot tn greatest
amount of hirhost grade OF "a low
cst cost; What are the p~ossihilitiea
for production Of by-produrts, and
what viii hD tho ma kct demand fur
Them when they are produced VII
"a iOnE % expensive campaign ~
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-09-22

BE does o. Job th.t -workmaniikc
And neat
But somehow iiuuuu's cooking
While warn and IuicS luUEiuE
Doesn't seem foo tempt the voters
TIP TO eat
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-09-22

Tale is found In great quantities In
Canada.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-09-22

Mr. Hanna aH "a roasfcr.
Is quite hnndys AS d toastcr
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-09-22

4 NEWS ITEM INSERTS that $500
.Chicaeo bars sell liquor. our second
city Is a great little sinRle-handcd
advantages.