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The New York herald., 1921-08-03
New Fall Fabrics
for the Home
Large advance shipments

Large advance shipments
of our fall line Of beauti-
full fabrics to soften and
enrich the lines of every
room of the home are here
already. Every conceiv-
able kind of window-cur-
tain, plain domestic scrim
to French handmade lace
and embroidery, draperies
of every shade and weave.
from gorgeous cretonncj
to damask and the new
sunfast fabric, Shiki rep,
upholstery cloths Of velvet,
tapestry and needlepoint
to cedar chests, over
stuffed furniture for up
holstering, screens, por-
there's, tablecovers and
runners, all the way down
10 sofa CuSfllOllS.
Prices are stabilized
There will be no further
drop in prices. Prices for
fall and winter are known
and fixed. We have con-
suited the manufacturers,
and they are reasonably
sure.
We have gone over our
entire stock and have re-
scaled prices on our pres
ent stocks to the range of
price we know will be fol-
lowed by the new fall goods
--15 per cent. to 33 1-3
per cent. lower than the
normal prices of house
draperies last spring.
Fourth Gallery, New Bldg.
The New York herald., 1921-08-03
STACKER LISTS HELD
NO GROUND FOR LIBEL
Erroneous Inclusion of Names
Not Actionable.

Supreme Court Justice Burr upheld
Yesterday the right OF newspapers TO
publish the Government Stacker lists
without being open to suit for libel In
case a name was included enormously
In the list. An action seeking libel dam
ages was begun against n newspaper by
Charles J. Hyman of 1874 Lexington
avenue, whose name appeared in the
War Departments list of May last.
THE publication by the defendant or
the official list OF slackers and deserters
prepared and Issued by the War De-
partment and published at its request. as
appears on the face OF the complaint, !
hold TO be privileged as matter OF
law" Justice Burr ruled Il therefore
sustain the demurrer TO the complaint.
Plaintiffs motion for judgment on the
pleadings Is denied"
The New York herald., 1921-08-03
SUBWAY ROBBERS TIME
HOLDUP TO NICETY
Get $50 Just Before CoIlec-
tim Car ArriUes.

The robbery Of $50 from the ticket
agent at the Nlnety-sixth street station
or the Lexington avenue subway early
Sunday morning. three minutes before
the Interborough collection car was due,
became known yesterday. The days re-
ceipts had been placed In two bags in
side the open safe. The agent had just
received word BY telephone that the
collection car had left 1880 street south
bound, and was In readiness TO seize the
rs and run down the sters 10 the train
when three masked bandits surrounded
the ticket booth
They forced the agent to face the
wall. covering him with revolvers, and
then seized the bags AMI ran UP the
subway stairs. The collection car
whistled just as they disappeared, but
they made good their escape
The New York herald., 1921-08-03
MYSTERIOUS PHONE CALL
ALARMS GIRL AND POLICE
Jamaica Exchange Gets Noises Like Three Women and
Two Children Choked to Death, While Purring
Cat Sleeps Peacefully at Other End

1t was less than fifteen minutes later
that flock of policemen galloped up to
a dwelling in Hartman avenue. All
windows were dark The ringing of the
bell brought one of the occupants TO
the door. He admitted the cops when
they told him some one had been mur-
dered there. The place was searched
and when the sergeant. leading his men.
reached the dinning room and snapped
on the light the crime was disclosed.
On the table was the telephone. over
turned. with the receiver unlocked. And
with his mouth aimed at the transmitter
was the family cat. still asleep and pur-
ring. The animal is to be treated by a
specialist who knows lot about curing
cats OF purring in their sleep.
The New York herald., 1921-08-03
COAL DRIVERS STRIKE
AGAINST WAGE CUT
Proposed Reduction Is From
S46 to $3I a Week.

A general strike OF coal teamsters in
non-union coal yards in Brooklyn started
yesterday, The strike, according to Of
ficials OF the Coal Transfers Union, Is
against reduction from SAC to sal a
week in wages. About 1900 men are
said TO be out. Many OF the strikers
have been enrolled in the union and
union officials expect that Brooklyn will
be "solidly organized" as one result OF
the strike. The yards principally af-
fected. II was said, are the Lehigh- -Scran-
ton Coal Company and the Common
wealth Coal Company.
union official declared the comma ;
MES announced their intention OF cutting
the price OF coal when the drivers
wages went down. but the cut in the coal
price failed to materialize. "If coal
prices had fallen" he said. there would
be some excuse for the reduction"
The New York herald., 1921-08-03
G. Fl. CUMMINS APPEARS;
is SUDDENLY STRICKEN
Walks Into Home Of Son and
Collapses.

George II. Cummins. retired haber-
dasher, who disappeared from his home
at 1922 South Fiftieth street, Camden,
~ j.. at 1880 A. NJ. Sunday. walked
into the home OF his son. Milton G. Cum
minis OF $40 West Forty-eighth street.
yesterday afternoon and collapsed be-
fore he could explain where he had
been Physicians who were summoned
to attend him said he suffered from Il
nervous breakdown and that he needed
a long rest.
Mr.. Cummins. who is dictator OF Cam
den Lodge Of Moose and prominent as
member Of the Ellts and the Masons as
well, was being sought by the New York
police at the request OF the police Of his
own city He wore jewelry worth $500
when he disappeared and II was fcnred
he might have been the victim of ban
dts. The jewelry was In his possession
when he appe ared at his sons home.
The New York herald., 1921-08-03
VOTE SELLING MOTIVE
Observation-Disclosures
Federal Judge Orders Inquiry
IN Denying Petition.

Abe Olansky. a printer of % Avenue
G. was refused yesterday final citizen
ship papers by Federal Judge Augustus
n. Hand. Michael Sommers or 403
Fifth street. witness. declared Olansky
would not make a good American, be-
cause he believed his only reason for
wanting TO become a citizen was TO sell
his vote at election. This statement was
noisily denied by OlanslSy. who charged
he had paid Sommers IS for accompany
Ing him TO court and that the witness
called.
Judge Hand instructed Maxwell s.
Mattuck, Assistant United States Attor-
ney to investigate the case to see II
either of the men had overstepped the
law in any way.
The New York herald., 1921-08-03

A telephone operator on duty early
yesterday morning in the Jamaica ex
change became highly excited when. on
plugging in on a line that was signal
Ing. she heard a noise like that made
by throat specialists patients when the
doc says Now say a-a-a-a-ah." She
listened and the sound was repeated. so
loundly that she knew instantly, IL not
sooner. that az least three women and
two children were being choked to
death. She called Jamaica Police Head
quarters. gave the street address OF the
house where the choking was being
done. .et the lieutenant at the Jamaica
precinct listen to the noise and then
ran to get some smelling salts TO keep
from fainting.
The New York herald., 1921-08-03
The vogue Of
atterned Fabrics

has crossed the Atlantic and is
now settling down for stay in
the United States.
The Indian shawl
or, rather. the imported spread,
hand-blocked in Indian designs,
is inspiring many women on
this side.
We have sold several to pur-
chasers who will make them up
into frocks.
21kx3 yards, $3.50.
2x3 yards, $40.
Fourth Gallery, New Building
The New York herald., 1921-08-03
ELECTRIC CRANES FOR PIERS.

The Board OF Estimate yesterday ap-
proprlatod se11.sOO for electric cranes
for new Piers IL and 13 on Staten ISL
and and declared policy Of barring
foreign freight handling machinery from
municipal piers Prospective bidders
asked for that policy because, they said
foreign manufacturers Of machinery were
in position 10 underbid Americans.
The New York herald., 1921-08-03
Extra weight
Charmeuse, $2.35

1t is the best charmeuse
we've seen for a long time,
because of its excellent
wearing quality-unusual
weight and smooth finish
will not rough up.
40 in. wide, in black, navy
blue, brown, taupe.
A special purchase from a
manufacturer who wished to
reduce his stocks.
Silk Rotunda,
Main Floor, Old Building
The New York herald., 1921-08-03
MRS. SHAw'S PLEA WINS.
Temporary Aiimony OF $500 a
Week AIIowedt $1,000 for Fees.

Supreme Court Justice Martin yester-
day granted temporary almony OF 5000
n week and 81 800 counsel fees TO Mrs.
Elinor shaw, wife OF Philip VI. shaw.
note broker and private banker. In her
suit for divorce. She sought $1,000 a
month alimony. $500 for counsel fees
and $4,000 for additionel expenses. Jus
tlce Martin in his decision recIted the
difficulty apparent in determining the
financial resources OF the defendant and
appointed Robert J. Luce az referee 10
conduct ain inquiry into these resources.
az the defendants expense.
The referees findings will he used az
q basis for fixing permanent alimony
and counsel fees.
The New York herald., 1921-08-03
aris sends more
De Vigny Perfumes

De Vigny perfumes have
won their way to the heart
of the American woman,
who is as exacting about
the kind of perfume she
uses as she is about the
lines of her dress.
A new shipment is just to
hand, put up in attractive bot
ties, practical for dressing
table use.
The New York herald., 1921-08-03
The Odors

EIoa. delicious Eastern fra
GRANGE, in decorated gold and.
black bottle, S14.50. -
LIE Bosquet, in a.
painted bottle, $3.50.
Main Floor, OF
The New York herald., 1921-08-03
No Day Without a Line
4 new list of
Certified Antiques

"A neU list OF
Certified Antiques
part of a rarely INTEREST,"
ling collection now beingI
offered AU QUATRIEMEl
at very advantageous
prices. Prices before rel
duction averaged 45 perl
cent. more.
Antique beautifully painted
embossed Cordova leatherl
Spanish altar front, blue and
Il gold .... .$15Ol
Antique 18th century Spanish
frieze, 541a ft. long by ft. |
wide; terra Gotta background, |
| Renaissance border with diff
/ ferent motifs of ships, flow
ers and figures. !. $25Ol
Modern Spanish painted tapes
try by Zuloaga. :. STOOL
Two antique 18th century
Spanish oak side chairs,
each .$3Ol
Two pieces Of antique Spanish
embossed and bronzed leath-
er.. ....... ..... .$37.5Ol
Antique Spanish red and grey /
marriage rug .$10Ol
Antique Spanish blue, grey and
| rose colored rug. I. .$175t
Antique carved wood Spanish
panel SIS
Antique Spanish blue and red
rug $l25
Antique Spanish door plate and
knocker, painted brass Sc
Four pairs of antique brass
picture hooks, pair. .S2.5Ol
One pair Of antique brass
picture hooks, pair. -. .$2l
Antique Gothic iron door
| knocker SIS
Antique Regence banquette,
carved gilt, covered in old
red damask. .$275l
Antique Louis XIV. side chair
in blue and buff bro
cade .$15OI
Pair of carved walnut Italian
arm chairs, covered with
| apricot velvet. .$75Ol
Antique Louis XVI. commode.
grey marble top. $3.50
Antique Louis XVI. commode,
with red marble top and or
molu mounts. .$575
Antique French painted clock,
$62.50l
Antique French inlaid vitrine,
S175
Antique Louis XIV. clock, paint
ed green, ormolu decora-l
tionS .SZZ5 |
Antique Venetian pa / n G d
| clock .S125
Louis XIV. commode, inlaid,
| marble top. ....s 49,. $500
Antique Louis XIV. desk table,
| with old brocade cover-l
Fourth Floor, Old Bldg.
The New York herald., 1921-08-03
Every Silk rock
for Miss Ia to 20

AL that remains from
our much complimented
summer collection, reduced
down to
$32.5O-$45-$75
Our former conservative
prices were $3.50 to $125.
Second Floor, Old Building
The New York herald., 1921-08-03
162 Odd Domestic
Rugs---prices lowered

Grade Special
Ok velvet ruos 27x54 in.....S 100 $450
OK Chenille hath rugs 3Ox6O inS 400 200
70 Innorted iute rugs 6x9 ft.S $4,000 $500
On Irnorted iute rugs. 8x1o # s45OO S25O0
On Imnorted iute rugs 9x12 ft...... $4,000 $500
N Irnerial Wiltons 6x9 ft......S $500 S45OO
* saaro,ess velvet rups 9x12 # $3.50 $500
OK Avnoinster rugs heavy 9x12 # $3.50 $500
Please note the quantity of each, and arrange surely
to be early if you would have full choice
Third Gallery, New Building
The New York herald., 1921-08-03
TT is not big type and
big talk in the news.

papers-but the quail
ity, fashion and fair
price of the goods in
the store which make
value and give lasting
satisfaction.
The New York herald., 1921-08-03
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Y In NJ ~
Hours /1HEV/ IY/HH//XLN%VZ. III
= A.
Whoever Stands Firm
and Looks Ahead

may climb many a mile
farther on if he properly
husbands his power, per-
severes and does not over
do his strength.
There is so much to be
done, and each day is a
gift that we must try to
make use of FOR some good
purpose.
That old, small, wooden
tablet with it's FIVE Latin
words,
The New York herald., 1921-08-03
Come Today if you can

the sale will continue during August
and s,hG New
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-05-15

PERSONAL MENTION.
&Ief HNIHf<|Un IuHtH ~ WinHlou.
Aria. who tame here especially 20
'a1near On the rroHInm a the 1rain-
<eh's hait len wednesday mornlnx
NJ her fohsr. shs aiil lrnse thrrt
tho nd o. The week for a two months
stag IN c~aIlfofnia.
es,< no>sst, 7lTodm. nlss Jessie
EtItanle end Mis- Annee tapDry -.
Ufntd home for The sunni Satuf-
aay from HefNrlel. whrrc they huev
1tfn enrolled IN the tnhtfA,y o.
fnffofuin.
~ ana Asrs d ~ syunn. a~lse,sor,
and prodaf|rN al IN HhfIse play.
4oand the tIhrI win ln1 N11IHtI4
t1ft MONDAY atttfnoon Tor - jnnta.
Ma u ~ crlsts Of New refa cay
20 ~ turouEH fAf cltS tho ras 4tct
|hh hfr uag ho1at and snfsa iseo dapt
me kue4 81 Mfs. Henry a. Bfo~n.
NJ crls'y lea THURSDAY rhnlniuk.
Mt,. s6~ara k,emls and son ls1t
Nedpe.eAy ane1saoun ~ Mcadv'''e
Nh. y. \. wn,-r. ~ A,nsco. wa.
IT.. - .-UA..
fen& cif 49,,
sfam annonncfnn her serious Illness
Ma. p,or,,~ w.,,,.r a. 4, "A,
|los.ph'a eAess shs rctutiy under
.fnt ~ .9prrauc" me = rrpoftea
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70 "enst.y Nst ot
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no'ni.t f"'
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L,s...a. ~ 'o" ~
NJ. f..& u-u~a 80 m.,,...
Nrr lcaikoan. 1900 9risrrEi =" fneii
n4n. ~ t,1ie .thho, ~rrT they
-" f y" 'eee-e
No. Il. mro-rr ma e,t,e,--
halphI e<a seesins tho end Of The
49,. "et' ~eek Ioi
ea'eee. me summer
e.. ia len .nsm .n sue,
~ s'rome
? snon xls.t N hedlends latsI
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-05-15

stock ana white sni,ec and cooE 10
minutes longer. Add Cream aud yoike
Of enrs slightly beaten and simmer
gently ~ soo q tho egrs.
scaiiopca MHkwcsSi.
Miikwecd should be usef yonne.
wheu the STALKS are about six nchea
high, Cut the stalks into inch pieres.
lu boiling aai'cd water tiii ten
der. Drain. rrn stalks into n buttered
baking dish, Pour over a white sauce
10 which 2 chopped hard boiled eggs
are added. Cover with coarse bread
crumbs. dot with hiitter and bake In u
moderate oven 40 minutes.
Cowsiip Hnd COTTAGE Cttcc~e SaIad
Wash cowslips and cook IN their
own Juice til tender. Drain and chop
season with silt and pepper and q
dash 81 nutmeg. Mix equal portions 81
.wrccna u cottage cheese, Make Into
small hnlis and dust with pnprika.
t'ut 10 r. old place 20 herom~ firm
servc with a tart boiled salad dressing
IN a lettuce leaf
Mustard WIN Hmm T:ndr.
Cook eusis 81 ham. Mhen fcudef 20.
NOV" rom stock and cool mustart
.leuNea In tho ham broth. when ten
der dfain W chop Hcmovc meat
from ham iioncs and chop. MiS mus
20 moiston and tnrn into individual
lard ma han with enough white
moidH Set iu % pan OF hot water AMI
bake ~ "a moderate oven Tor 20 miu
utDs.
Par-lanc With sail Pork.
iiuil o. Iiece OF Niit port When tell
der rcmove from h water In which
30 was cooked Put IN over 20 Keen
hot and crisp the fat n bit. Cook the
purslane ~ the ponk broth. nu,sn
and chop Serve ~ "a vegetable gai-
nishcd with hhri- boiled eREs
tCopyriaht. ieai, \. o.. ~
The Herald h the punch that
knocks the WAIT ~ OF WAIST ADS
7 Nj giving EEStLTR
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-05-15

city government IN Thaycr means
municipal housekeeping
H Suffrngc leaders aud politicians
throughout the nation are watching
to Hee just how tho job h done.
We're COINS To do d little things
first and 80 them we'll" saws Mrs.
Abby " Forosi. the mayor.
We shall do our level hest and. n
Voc are not hehrndod ~ irutr citizens.
thofc iiny be- resultA'
That rcmafk about being hchcnd-
90 ~ iua a bit of nol, iinuor's hui
nor only a few rcnetinnaries voted
IElinsi tho womeu's tirket u was
elected to o.
Au'r buying the curtains ana hhy-
ms the trash hauled away tn wom
90 nlrned d bedding m tho jan.
ordered grias cut and streets cleaned
told citizcus 20 keen their chickens
out ~ neighbour gardens. sold cay
band INSTRUMENTS and started 20 COLI
ltet tlAcs from SOURCES that had been
overlooked hy previous admiuistra-
tions.
The officials OF the town are Mrs
Hattie ~ 'Brewstcr. police judEe.
ARR Ivy Cross. president OF council
Airs Eunice Rash. Miss Nlli. iar,.
herton. Mrs. Ina craig aud Mrs
Daisy NJ savage councilW omen.
Miss lamhertou b. "a telephone up'
orator. The othors are housewives
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-05-15

sccot 4 city government In the United
States composed entirely OF women.
The first womcn's government rules
In Jackson. MyO.. and Ia nov seek
.nE recollection.
The first appropriation In Thaycr
wal for hauling trash away Thus
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-05-15

M IA hrrr Ton \ tIaIl wlok nrf
motee.' Nrrs wcNama- ana her si.iSf
Me- uorran n I3f remkln fof
about tao pfcEn
-
Marvin NcCoIlan. uNo has been
vIsIIIffr hfa sister. Na Russell star
- A..#L XH...IA .|a.I left T.r
NJ. ts..< HI y. 4'.n,a' role ve..~s.
nv |ra Me- oIi,nn came 10 Arbo-
.1I@rnI[ IL rt-rurr|~fe nom n very
NJ. mn. u-. -
s.r- ~ 'r+~ - go ~" $500.
for = o(@ ~ter., M~fio. 81 ec.1siss
land Portland u,~ niere w,ll ns
l0nled temnorarllr III. mfr Neiman.
Mrs. l.. n f.lnhard OF Amarillo
TpN, Will reach the clly tomorrow
'lerrninF for = vlsli With Mr. apod asrH
FoIftrt Inrner ~ the Stern apart.
mons Mrs iinhnfd u a sister OF
y. ~ ftrsuraon AMI dnunhtef.
= teFku.tpn VIZ arrive ~
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-05-15

II you cover the Tin tray under the
BURNERS OF your nns stove with a
n~ewspeper n prevents the stove from
beconihg stained and spotted IL any
thing boifs over
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-05-15

For evening wcar tho newest con
celt Il the beadAl hracclet. These
are quite wide M beaded In very
Ella borute designs.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-05-15

TfIAYER.. Kas. Stay 1.-The
whole world b. peeplng, as u were,
through the c%uitatncd windows 81
fhayef's city hail.
The curtains were bought with tho
second appropriation passed by the
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-05-15

rae Voaue Tor ne apron Eown re-
malsis Win us. You'll find Them 80
|fae smart shDps say. ~ even the
lfrocna which come out Tor fail.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-05-15

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lid ~ rtftn*I1 A <~xtft4x1d
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wosk ana fsf< a6a osenuous 9nty
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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-05-15

l. Eifer erapea with silver leaves and
a 6lIthr ribbon band ~ a new note In
isdAfdrtrsinn for The blond. of course.
Ifof evening onlyt
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-05-15
Greens, and How
to Cook Them

mere afo no fondn more essential
20 good health than the group Of So
Jailed 'arcenf" During the entire
trrins one 'efccn' after another may
~ addet % the isi OF ballast and min.
cful foods.
Everybody known that dandcions
nv d~eliclous. hui Few h0uaakrancra
realize that milkwced. 'pualc," the
psHt 81 The gardener sorroi. plantain.
cowsiin. mustard and many more
weeds NAV be- made into a supper OF
luncheon dish OF greet merit. itccipea
Tor several tasty diahcs from these
rrccns arc given hefc. Urrena should
DO very carefully prepared.
Dansiclion f.rrcns.
Wash leaves through several waters.
-Four over scaldinH water aud lot stand
; minutes. Dfnin and rinse w cold
water. Cook in thor ~ inicc chop
Zinc and season with salt and pepper.
luttei and o. dash Of lomoH llico
Serve with smoked fish Tor hreak fast.
Dandciion salad.
Prep ~ dnndciions W. for plain
greens. Pack lu oiled Individual molis.
When cold turn out and serve with
hoilei salad dressing.
SofTct Soup.
One cap nE1iy choppal sorrei
tablespoons huilor. f-e teaspoon 81
fsar. i-2 teaspoon vinegar. I teaspoon
salt 2 cups white stock. ~ Gun thick
white sauce. J cup rich milk. 2 cFr
voits.
Wash aofrcl ma chop. Meit huttoi
Hdd qurrcl o. cook five minutes stir.
rims Co prevent burning Add sugar
salt and VINEGAR and . cups 90 hoilins
wator. simmer 80 minutca amt rut
through q sicNr. Return 10 nrc witt
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-05-15

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stock n white snucc and cook 10
minutes longer. Add cream and yoike
OF eggs slightly beaten and simmrf
gently ~ took tho eggs.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-05-15

The Herald h the punch that
thc VAST out OF WAIST ADS
giving EEStLTS
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tAt1i<ro. y on from lft ret of
a. void ~ me titt|61 ~ he bridge.
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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-05-15

fh@ f3A ttef 0gA n sb,s HOUSES
"a : s's a5s,.s Cox. .. =; sss ss'ss
~ tfIf foNf surdef4 ~ che 1Ikie. and
the saklsee are doinx. thar beat 90 re-
pair ne dafne6< TN. week Wafren'e
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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-05-15

Mrs o. u. Robertson Of Antonio.
n ~, wh1 hus been paying an ex-
t81ded vltdt 10 her parents Mr.. and
Mr.. stearns. len Thursday for her
home.