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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-01-22
New York Stocks

NEW YORK. Jan 90 Shorts rec
Moved their selling of popular issues
loo On, stock market TODAY. causing
LOSSES ct . tu . points in various
uaIvs. especially oils. siovls. equip
urIts u ahIpptngs Hailics iu th.
latter part ut tho session hogan with
local fractions which rose tu @
points. Mexican Petroleum. Crurib.,
steel. Pressed Steel Car and Studc-
baker also we've conspicuous iu tho
r"puErtN The closing WAS steady.
sales approximate $4,000 shares.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-01-22
my nINn. rKorECrrn.

NlsN AHItk.-TWo lead pipes and
q 'hisr. u found on three mon ar
rested af rand Central Terminal
w, Jr' f. ,winR Mayor uyilu's adj
vic, tu poi. cot our yl,uablos. thoy
said NN.. searched ono Thin dime
was found mOnF them,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-01-22
Liberty Bond

NEW YORK. Jan. ae-Libcrty
bonds closed aas. $sei0. first a..
$3.50 bid second Is. SsN.uu. fret
itr $500, second i4E. SN1.s4.
mind 4is, $1,000, fourth a.. 81.
$500 victory 2hs. S9J20, victory
tlN. 1926.
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woNIN NoT no T\TrII

NANN ||NDINN. y ] ThJrI
are Sis Won ~ on tho Atlantic caunty
grand IHf THIS h what Judge
BLACK TOLD Tue Jury; "it ls iupefH-
tive thsf ..r iury's ~svrrrt. br hept
in the IUF roon.. THIS may be a
handicap upJn the women
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10 s-FOR WISHING.

Dom wish you could find a iob-Fiud n
Don't visa You could rent your apart
mHrt-H.nt II.
pnut wish you could ,sll your house
S,ll 70.
Howl
hy usIrs ihe Hcfalis Classified Column
ti"r" il' Phone a4i
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-01-22

Michel Arg,iu had fo Die Nat nj
Doe iG.k uu 10 sDlffulI To paint CO.
.,.iiug OF th. Si.tiuc chapel
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Chicago Board Of Trade

CHICAGO. Ian. ga-On,rirrH of
wheat wore light today aud pri,,- adj
vnncod We cents before Al, upturu
was checked. There was "a general
rush ui hort covering and commits
sion huus" buying az tho outset. Int
t'l quotations which varied from one
cent lower Co. one cent higher. were
followed hy rallies all around.
Curu was Iu demand by commits
sion house, but only part Vf the or
drrs were nllrd After starting IL
cent loWer,to ~ cent higher. includ-
ms May at - . To- G7% cents. tho
market scored "a slight general ad-
vance.
oats were dun Opening quoto
lions which were unchanged To ~.
cents higher, including May az AS
to 4fn cents, declined slightly thou
recovered part % the loss.
Higher prices on hogs gaye
strength 20 provisions.
Th" wheat market iluctuatyd con-
sidorubly ana al the close averaged
higher, duv 10 continued short cover
ing and buying hy houses with yNpcr:
connections, tho latter removing
hedges against sales abroad. At the
finish wheat ranged from "a To 80.
cents net higher.
Corn ana oats were in sympathy
WIN NhtHlt each scoring material
guluH At the close corn showed "a
mot advance OF = to . cents over yes.
t'rday's final figure.
oats were W = 10 z. cent with
May, a., cents.
Close.
whcat-Murch, Si.GGAs May.
SlJ7A.
Corn-May. GsNc; July. Gs4c.
outs-Muy, 4ilAc. July. 40.
iurk-Ian., S23.5O: May, g23.GG.
ldrd-Jau. gl3.lU. Nlpt. n.
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d, u "n" illhhH ln' ,hin's'
j." ammunition Hn"uIl s',
i..."'r I.'l''' SNOW "ll"
Nii VINO
.rt pr" i.'h1 "a W"tld tour
W''h interested 90
N' on l"NA """d'N
'Nl I.lt' q mos. hhrt1flr
''' 10 '"' '''"' 'i' run on
Mi.1 Ferguson spo.-t much tlmc
Nh,l" IN 'hln" studying the Legitimate
anu motion rl''uI" 'lolt,ra sh"
,n' '",lt'' N ,t"' primitive hul
~ N." ..'' quo" ,Nt"E' scenes.
''' '.' wan" I"' '"' 'h'A'
zoo iHr motion picture thouturf
iN,i. i.h,-lias help Co create the
hel.tnI Mira t'rgustu explained
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3" ma W'i''i' nae nest 81" ull, hut
''." como" h'ih American ana
I'D JUS 'il WIN 'N''ll'nt 81
lh'y m"si themselves into MS
" ,o,'',l', hoal theli wooden
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-
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hN'Iy 'hIisli"i" lh'I' ere thou
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'lal "lI says Ml.e Dana. Hut this
} ear nave hhu thousands "i requests
TOT clv'hes' aah HlI specifically ask
ga Tor A"ihrlhlnt lh'i have worn
myself
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-01-22

Tradition rlys chat th. Ciyil war
was hatchcd I'm thp old ST. Charles
hotel In Mush.urtuH
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Livestock

KANSAS CITY, Jan 22.-Cuttl. r..
CDipts, l5U. Ton week. Beet steers
mostly 90 cents TO 81 lower, better
grades. ~Sl2bM175 lower. she stock
20 TO 70 cents lower, best kind weak
est; tanners steady; bulls 20 cents
lower calves steady to 30 cents high.
~, ycalers weak to rs cents lower.
nll ~tocNor classes around steady.
Hogs, receipts. 200. mostly steady.
10 load $50 pound hogs TO traders.
>'.lu. bulk, $50 n . 90.
sheep receipts none: Tor week.
Lambs and ycarlinEs. 90 10 10 cents
lower, sheep steady.
CHICAGO. Jan. 22-Catuo receipts
1000; compared with week ago. Beet
steers, 30 To- ~ cents lower. medium
To choice mostly 81 tn sl25 lower.
general TRADE on fat cattle lowest fuI
nearly NV ycara. cows below 500 and
low grade holi'rs littl. changed.
better killing grades she stock uu-
evenly so cents To- 81 lower. best de-
rlin"d most. bulls about steady veal
calves mosuly 90 cents higher. heavy
calves slow to lower. storkcrs and
feeders mostly 20 10 90 cents lower
Hogs. receipts, 1000 mostly 10 "a
% cents higher than Yesterdays ay-
eraEe. some held on market, closing
slow top. SbN5 Tor leo pound unor-
ngs, bulk, tgi5W $50, pigs slow and
almost steady
Sheer receipts. 5000. compared
with week ago: Handy weight lambs
20 cents lower weighty lambs about
steady, NcarliuEs 30 cents lower: fat
sheep 90 t. 10 cents lower. feeder
lambs steady to 20 cents lower.
-
pENVER. Jan 22-Cattlc receipts
300; market steady; ~ beef etc,r8.
500 a. 500. COWS and hcifers. 50 40
1850: calves, s.. s0m1O.2d; stockcrF
ana fccdors, $50 $500.
Hogs, receipts, goo; steady; top.
$3.50, bulk, SN.75W 90.
sheep receipts none, lambs. 30
cents lower fur week. lambs. s. 90 "a
1900; ewes. $3.50 M5.0O. feeder
lambs, $50 $50.
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Produce

CHICAGO, jan 2s.-Butter lower
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NOID NEWER KNOW n
Golfer ~upulUrUtirglly TO Olddt,l-
Messed AGAIN. shows Pm ont ui
pturficc-rh'
Caddic-Oh. you've played before.
then cincinnati Euuuircr
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-19

church conservation and was n -
official of that church.
The body will be removed TO hh y
home a. sion ii, Brookside. where RI
~. T, Morton. pastor Of the We
bridgeport Methodist church, VIII CO.
duct services The time Of the fun1fe1
has not been fixed. ..sss
Mr.. Ankle is survived by his WtdeY
who formerly was Miss Anna JAM
and eiEht children as follows: In.
Mum and Mrs. Lester Babb OF bart
Ohio: Miss Belle, Miss Hester and H.
Sarah, at home; Thomas Arkle, pro-
inent business man Of ColerAtn. Oh
and Matthew and CT aries Ankle, Of By
ton. He also leaves three brothers 81
one sister in England.
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'|NJURYFA1AL.
To R. {. Ankle
HIGHLY z TIE = II z D BRooKsmN
MAN suCCUBs TO EFFECTS or
ACCIDENT IN COAL NINE
Was Hurt February 8-Asmains VIII
BE Removed to His LSts Home
This Morning

Ralph G. Ankle. who was injured by q
fall of stone in the Maple Hill mine Of
the Y. & O.. Coal company at Barton.
Ohio on February s, died at 80 o'clock
Friday evening at the home OF his
daughter. Mrs. d. Mum at Barton.
The deceased was born in England
July .. 1857, and at the time Of his
death was in his 64th year. For many
years he lived IN the Bridgeport. Ohio.
vicinity. His late home Is at Brook
side at Stop II on the Barton line. He
was widely known and held in high es-
TEEN. He was an active member Of the
West bridgeport Methodist Episcopal
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gram of excellence will be rendered nE
4 prominent local orchestra and towaTu
the close Of the evening outct sup
per will be served. All members OF
the Scottish Rite Guard will wear their
attractivc uniforms. As these TCh
have quite a reputation for elaborate
entertaining people OF this vicinity arc
eagerly awaiting the arrival OF tnS'r
invitation which will assure thcm Oh
an evening Of genuine pleasure.
The following comprise the commit
too on arrangements:
\. II. Pcakc w. II. h!'oIt
W. l.. Felstug J. II. Muller
II L. Johns
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DIAGNOSIS.

The tclcrhoc rang and the bookkeeper
answered Il.
Yes, madam. this is the wilkins mar
ket"
This is Mrs. Rlank. 7 want YOU 10
know that the liver you sent nc is most
unsatisfactory. II is not caltS liver
At all: CATS liver is tender and
Just a minute madam, and Ill CALI
the proprietor"
what is it," wilkins asked.
The bookkccpcr surrendered tho phone.
Mrs. Blank" he said. Liver com
piaint."-Bos.on Transcript
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MS 81
INAUGURAL BALL
MARCH FIRST
sCorruN RITE GUARD WILL 1N-
TERRAIN MASoNS AND FRIENDS
WITH. ELABokATE AHTA1R
NEXT MONTH
Invitations VIII Be IBBusd FIRST OF
Next week for Most Attractive
Patriotic HAn-

Invitations will be mailed the hrSt
oc next week TO all Master Masons.
their families and Swcethearts. 20 at
tend tho next dance to be given W the
Scottish Rite Guard. which VIII ne
their elaborate inaugural ball held on
March 4th. The dance will be h"Id IN
tho immense ball room of the Scott'sh
Rite Cathedral which will have "iano-
rate and appropriate deroratiEnS TOT
tho occasion. The decorative scheme
will be effectively carried out in pa
triotic emblcms aud colors and Will
form 4 ftting background for the gay
assemblage " guests. y musical pro-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-19
WHITE sHnINE TO Grow.

The first meeting OF the Holy Guy
White Shrine No. |. since its inStitG-
ton, was held last night at the Ario"
hall on twentieth and Main streets
Many of the members were present aAd
"a is understood that in the very near
future many more candidates Will b!
taken into this order which is one II
the first of It's kind in the state of Wet
Virginia,
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ideals. Then. and then only can we hope
to have the highest type Of laws.
The discussion Of a possible State
board OF censorship laws for Motion
pictures was the main topic OF the dis
cussion and while It was generally ad-
mitted that so far no solution of the
problem had been arrived at, the women
nevertheless are diligently working to
that end. All the clubwomen met Mrs.
Meredith following her talk and a plea
SAINT short social time was enjoyed.
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McCOLLOCH ST.

Isaac Crow. 900 McColloch St.
says: MY Kidneys bothered me a
good deal. The kidney sccrctions
contained sediment and acted ir-
regularly. l sprained myself across
my kidneys when I was young. and
ever since l have been subject tn
SPELLS Of backachc. There were
pains in the small Of my back and
over my kidneys. too. l used Doan's
Kidney Pills and they relieved me
Of the pains and kidney trouble
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Honorary Event.

Complimentary to Miss clara Snppe'
of Jamestown. Pa. who is the guest al
Mrs. Hugh Brady. Mr.. and Mrs. Forbes
simpson entertained with theatre
party last night at tho Court theatre
The crowd enjoyed The Hottentot, ant
later refreshments at the Fort Henry
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These are Wheeling Cases:
EOFF STREET

Mrs.. Fred Reinekc. $685. EoR
street, says: 81 had kidney com
plant and dull aches across my
back. I could hardly walk straigh:
on account OF dizzy spells. Every
thing turned black before me.
got Doan's Kidney Pills and they
rid me OF all the distressing
SYMPTOMS of kidney trouble. The
backaches and dizzy spells left and
l felt fine. I wouldn't use any kid
ney remedy but Doan's Kidney
Pills. for I know what they win
do"
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Plans arc being mad" for an ciaoora'
dance to be given by Parkc ana Mui'c"
divisions OF the Ancient order oil itce,
mans on Thursday evening! March l''n
This affair will b. In convention ha''
and will be arranged throughout IN &c
tails in keeping with the ua! invita-,
lions will be issued and a large crowd
is expected 10 be present.
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SERVICE OF MUSIC
First United Prssbxtsrian chSrsh
Pine Program for SUNDAY.

Quite an interesting service is sches
uled for Sunday evening at the fla,
United Presbyterian church. on ChaN'
line street, in charge of DR.. Charles H6
Robinson, pastor. 1t will be sefTtgg,
Of music prepared BY the choir.
Prominent on the prcyram IL hastl
solo by william T. Griffith: second ARA
Arm! Arm! Ye Brave: duet entttie9
II Love the Lord" by Mrs. Donhe
and William Dctweiler; solo, selectN
by Thomas Hughes, and one or w
beautiful anthems. DR.. Robinson VI
preach an especially interesting 80
mon of vital interest to the entire cor
greGation. A large crowd Is expecte
and il is urgently requested that ever
member Of the church be in attsndan&1
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SEVENTEENTH ST.

Mrs Peter Conner. IFS Seven
tccnth ST. says: MY back was 80
weak and lam" I could not keep go
ing to do my work. My'hea.d ached
and had such spells OF dizziness
I had 10 stay in bed all day. My
kidneys were irregular III action,
too. read of Dnan'S Kidney Fills
and bought some at Quinn Drug
Store. DOau's helped ME wonder
fully and soon FELT like 4 differ
cnt woyan. My back did not
trouble me and my kidneys acted
regularly"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-19
Mark Twain Lecture.


People OF the city arc looking forward
wlth great interest to tho return TO this
city Of DR.. Richard Burton. president or
tho Minnesota university. who comes
here Tuesday evening, March first 10
deliver his famous lecture on MARK
Twain-Thc Man and Mis- Message"
Dr. Burton is not unknown locally.
having been here previously with the
ChauiauQua' and having been heard II
other cities by .local people. Those who
have heard him are delighted that nc
will return and others are eagerly an
ticipating their meeting with the we'll
known lecturer.
Or Burton Will deliver his lecture
at the FIRST United Presbyterian churcn
on Tuesday evening. He comes here
under the auspices of tho Woman'S club
and the net proceeds will h" used for
the benefit Of the club. . Tickets are
now being sold rapidly and may he pur-
chased from all members of the club
and also. at number of the cigar stores.
\ large crowd is requested to be present
TO hear Or. burton.
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AnniY.rsary Celebration.

The rortieth anniversary OF the we"'
ding of Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Metzncr was
the occasion for 4 happy surprise party
given Thursday evening at their home
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For Bride and Gdoou1.

Complimentary to Mr.. and Mrs. j.
Cecil Fec. recent bride and groom WI"
arrived in the city yesterday from an
eastern honeymoon, group OF triennS
entertained with an elaborate cnCken
and waffle dinner last night ~ Mot
con.s Inn nj West Alexander. The
ru.s,s numbering twenty-five intimate
friends Of the honored guests. motored
10 the historic old inn in III" evening
and following the dinner enjoyed sew
eral hours Of informal diversions.
Mr.. Fec is ono OF the prominent ouS',
ness men Of the city. being associated
with the Central Glass company ana ms
bride was Miss Betty Hartman wen
known society girl of Pittshursn; nneE
.,orn morried TUESDAY at the William
Pam hotel Pittsburgh. They are nj
resent registered at the Mcclure hotel
hat will take up their residence IN the
latcY
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Chairmen Announced.
wa.h,n9tou birthday Party.

Mrs. L. Mcdaniel will be hostess to
the Jolly Matrons club next TUESDAY
evening at her home on South sixth
street. Martins Ferry. This VIII De IN
the nature OF George Washington
marty and decorations will be appropri-
arc to that occasion. \ program OF
varied social activities will engage the
quests during the evening and at late
hour a luncheon will be served ana
here too clever appointments In keep
ing with the celebration Of the patriot
birthday will be effectively carried out.
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JACOB STREET

John cummings. city fireman.
3707 Jacob street, says: My work
is severe test on the kidneys. for
cNposurc and getting wet always
seem to weaken the kidneys. ] had
dull. nagginE backaChcs and could
scarcely bend. The kidney sccrc-
tons were unnatural and rrcgu-
lar in passage. Doan's Kidney
Fills corrected the trouble. If
notice the least symptom now, |
rely on Doan's Kidney pills to re-
lcve me
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-02-09
KEYpORT YACHT CLUB TO
PLAN FOR BOWLING ALLEY

BY Special Correspondent.
KEYPORT, Feb. 9-At a special
meeting of the keyport Yacht Club
members held Monday night the
matter of purchasing a bowling al
ley for the clubs use was given
attention and q committee to inves-
tigate necessary alterations and
building for the alley IL purchased
was appointed. Lloyd +. Armstrong
being the chairman. For some time
the borough has been without a
bowling alley and the sport is miss
ed by a number of local bowling
fans. This year interest In the
sport has been revived and the To-
cal teams are handicapped without
a local alley.
An alley still remains in the
Young building on First street and
the Yacht Club hopes to be able to
purchase 1t and have the same re-
moved to the club grounds. Several
plans were considered, among them
the building of a new addition. the
raising of the ball room and placing
the alley underneath and several
other suggestions were received.
However the committee will confer
with local contractors and ascertain
hest plan and possibly within a few
months the club will be the owner
of an up to date alley.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-02-09
THEATRES
At the Strand

az q
Priscilla Dean, queen Of cinema
crookdom, appears in the greatest
Characterization of her career, and
her first fea turesin ce"'"
her first feature since THE Virgin
OF Stamboul." in Tod Browning's
melodrama of the underworld out
side the Law" which will be shown
at the Strand theatre starting to-
morrow.
As "Silky Mol Madden, daughter
and PAL of a notorious but reformed
San Francisco crook, she finds hor-
esty irksome and seizes an oppor-
tun;ty to revenge herself on society
after her father has been railroaded
to prison. Even more of an enisma
than most women Silky Mo- is wise
with the wisdom of women, who
live by wits, sweet with the heady
sweetness Of dry wine and with a
heart as hard as 1t is pure. After
her daring crime coop, in which a
banker is bound and gagged to the
music of his own dance orchestra
and robbed of a $500 900 necklace
within call OF his guests, Silky Moll
and her male confederate hide out"
in a Knob Hill apartment. During
the long months Of their voluntary
imprisonment a great change comes
to the soul of Silky Moll. through
the influence of a chubby little kid
from the next door apartment.
Tod Browning wrote and produc-
ed Outside the Law" as a Univer-
sal-Jewel at an expenditure of a
quarter of a million dollars. and
the result is said to be one of the
most notable crime dramas of the
decade. pictorially and histrionical-
ly. Lon CLANCY. acknowledged the
foremost character on the screen, is
prominent In the stars support in
two roles of astonishing dissimilar-
ity; Wheeler Oakman plays oppo-
site Miss Dean as Dapper Bill. a
crook with the instincts of a gentle
man; Ralph Lewis as the father,
E. A. Warren as the Chinese philos-
opher, Wilton Taylor as the police
inspector. Melbourne Mcdowell
and little Stanley Cocktails are the
other principals in the cast.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-02-09
CAPTAIN MARTIN TO LECTURE
IN WOODBRIDGE FEB. 21ST

ny Special Correspondent.
WOODBRIDGE, Feb. 9.-On Feb.
81 the United Mems Clubs of the
several churches in Woodbridge have
secured the services of Capt. Hugh
s. Martin through the New Jersey
Society. Sons of the American Revo-
luton. Capt. Martin will speak in
high school on Americanism. His
subject is "Bolshevism in Russia and
Its Menace TO the United States"
Perhaps no American has had
such an opportunity to study Boil
shevism as has Capt. Martin. who
spent three and a half years in Rus
STA, in the diplomatic and military
service of the United States, under
the regimes OF the Car, Kerensky
and Bolshevism.
Since his return to the United
States, Capt. Martin has been on a
speaking tour throughout various
sections OF the United States. where
his addresses have created widest
attention and interest.
This lecture is entirely free and it
is hoped that the public will avail
themselves of the opportunity of one
well qualified TO present a subject of
vital Importance to all true Ameri-
cans.