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The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1921-02-27
NOVELTIES IN CEMENT
WILL 81 EXHIBITED

A 80 Thelaut ..nd J. b Keainay.
associated together under ihc firm
--ame df Corpus Christi Novelty CO.
ment works at 1913 Laredo street. have
started o. new Industry in this city.
Tho firm win manufacture oruamsn-
tfi snses. Wns bird baths. flower
boxes ana lawn decorations and va
riuus other novelties OF cement.
ii hHa arranged 90 diHnlty samples
Of work 90 several business houses
downtown during the coming wseif
manufactured
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1921-02-27
Yankees New Home Run TGlOr-Made DENLY Accepts
for Babe Navy Portfolio

~, The Associated Press
sT. AUGUSTINE, Fla. Feb. 26~-
Edwin Denhy. guunsrs mate IN Snmp-
~on'a fleet and sergeant pf marines ~
I'D. Nnrla wHr lNfmally accepted the
portfoiiu of navy in The next cabinet
today with pledge 90 maintain the
naval fighting machine 'at the highest
peak OF power. ready Tor battle at any
notice
AZ HE assistant he win have Thco-
,ure Roosevelt. son OF the FORMER
president lio win begin his admins
irnflon under Re- policy that calls for
adherence TO the present naval build
uronrnm until suth time eH tne
natlnue may be- brought into def
mite agreement for reduction of nrnn
mrNts.
Continuation Of capital ship con-
airuction program for lhr present was
announced formally He an admlnistrn.
tl0n policy by President elect Harding
today. Hc had already communicated
his wishes 10 leaders 100 congress-
IIls conference alih Mr. Dcnhy end
cd SIR HurdluHf work here and be- VIII
leave tomorrow righ tier Marion. whore
hia noinhbnrs Will give him IA farewell
celebration Tuesday Dc expects CD
reach Washington Thursday thH duy
before Inauguration.
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1921-02-27

flehiud ttremfnt windows Hal Con
dcfioin '1Clnis' behind fhr rNH.
splrndnf uf OhnI rury palaces anU Iht
inscruWhle ef4re ~ flrri teirsil1lH.
behind $3.50 N..tlfa sII.... Lid ff. afH...
corner'f siouchirF figure and fhc ffi.
ken appraisal uf the Iultrring woman
nthlnd thU Sinister COS sftflouH mrhf
shadows uf thr swirllnr metropolis
HmoldeF lf' of irtrirut Which b. huf
ihe Niaihif expression of .hr turmoil
~ me cihsecs Dr. is 1uf stew from
iNf NNff"r UI Flffh avenue fn fhe rin
wuf ~ thr undct world Tho vices InI
fite ~ mrr end women aHf ulfho
i1 alhs of In Holled fnrmfnts flist
tt "a 'Nof frum dnrhaned door.
way ara The morning ranera arr
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1921-02-27


NEW YORK. Feb. 20 Tho Yankees
new two-miillon dollar park viii 10
tailor made Tor Babe Ruth and bis
home fun svinH
Il vin l.. q home run manufacturing
plant
When tbs r~ttch is MADE in two
years Babe VIII find his new home
run home an set for him 20 mnnufac-
turn homefs IN.
The right field o. the now establish
rient VIII be- nn exact duplicate ~ the
one o. ihe Polo grounds who're Babe
nus learned 40 we'll Go measure the
distance for his home run aim
FROM homo plato 90 tight field via
the foul limo ln fhe Polo Grounds ST. "a
distance ~ fa2 feet
zach time nehc starts Np steam 90
~ .na hia faVofito homo run stick be-
hitf a. walton tho horse hiao That nir
From home rlate 90 lett field in tho
i'oln Grounds "a 21S feet. But Babe
seldom swings that way
IN The new park tho safus distances
h'tw nm homo plate and the various
narta OF the field vii conform with TIE
Polo Grounds measurements
"irn true we're roinF 90 ionk out
esp' ally for tho right field SAYS
gsaet Duplicate
"Evethghiug in that part - The DOG
~iii be- nn rract durlio.,to 90 the pnio
Ground Fo babe won't feel Hfrtnrf
and cut of nlice when be- steps up tn
Otlf one
"nut ihrtr viii be one disadNntsFr
to ihs nrt lurF which viii brine many
"a. De from the Yankee fame
Tho ffrht field gvill wiz te 20 feet
Histey than tho one ai tIe Polo
uruurdr.
"NN1ich WIN mnfr l' almost lnulHd-
DIE for fabe or any uthct Hugger &C.
knock 'rIr ever
"ftomr ruaa eii have to bH hlt into
Tho right field stdnuf- NOS over tho
v.iil."
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1921-02-27
OKLAHOMA CRY HALL
FiRr LAID TO rHREArENERs

OKLAHOMA CITY Fob. 20 Per
rnH who sent him threatening notes
tfrirN fift TtHt few months are be-.
h0'r HuNnr D. O. Walton fo have
fari,d fh. nrs which lum uirht dee
airoysf approximately two stories o.
the rity huil here nf nn estimated
Nnmar' of flne ono. h. anid uf "a meet
me M city commissioners hero iHte
tudHy &c. said o. five pnlion 90 can
wn found Boo thc basement ~ tho
building nffnr rho flrr Police 1re eve
ueUvoilnE Goo trace urltrrn of fhe notes
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shoot o. That's vhst hen be trying
90 DO. too
"fiab- wants 20 hf 70 horne rlna
this vetf The - he got last season
has ori5 made him keen
- wouldn't 30 aurrrl-ed tn ae- him
do g."
Pitchers raitei Dahe lN times while
he WIS making hlH iffu r,curd iie
missed just ihat many chances go hit
ono &c his long ones
lathe h. O. youngHter yei. lie was
~ Fob g.
He'll be- luai 20 when ho moves over
into bis tailor made home run nome
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1921-02-27

our best hnit nets ARE now two for
lac Come in both cap and fringe
WIN outnat nii others
IDEAL BEAUTY PARLOR.
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1921-02-27
MorIcs nnlIAauENr TAxPAYnRs

hy seeing the city Secretary nr
engagements can be made hY which
your deiinquent taxes may be paid in .
monthly inatallmrutH Galens some
guch arrangement h made ny you DO. i
fore March iHt. 1921, SUIT viii be flied I
against you. and Judgment tnKrn a.
the Nurch term Of Court
JOHN T. BARTLETT
Ci'v Secretary /
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1921-02-27
H u d s @ -
Consider Its LOW Cost

ENSTINCTINEIY you group Hudson with the
few cars men consider really great But do
you take note Of its lower price?
Not one but scores of official records give Hud-
son its reputation. For five years it has been the
largest selling fine car. More than 100000 own
ers regard it, not as a lower priced automobile
but as a superior performing car of unQuestion-
ed reliability
There is little in the qualities of any costlier car
that make il as desirable There is price adj
vantage in Hudson not met in any car Of its
quality.
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1921-02-27

TREASURY DEPARTMENT super
valnc Architects Oiflce Washington.
D g. Fob 10 1874 Scnled proposals.
win Dee recaiVed at THE office until ?
m March l6 1891 and then opened
iuF frHlfa fn Public Health NNrfiHe
Hospital ht corpus christi Teas, Az
urcordnnrn with drawings ard spe''l
ficatiuna copies of which may be had
I'D ihc office of the custodian or af
this uiiiee boz fhr discretion of the Aus
iHinr Architect Iamra a Mctm0fe
ActinF Suucrviaing Architect
rON SALE Ton fhom 2.ffo,V rea-
denre near hlRh school good buy g.
room home IS rlucahun 81 ron -resi-
dent Owntr anxious to sll flvc-rnonl
cote age ptNNi street $1,000 four room
cottage with bath two hlneka uf high
school $500 n p Wood kcaltS Co.
MEALS and chicken dinner nn sunday
s0t 81 JOINTS Cafe $50 Mesquite
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1921-02-27
roo LArE 10 CLASSIFY

FOR RUNT -Nor, dee4ahie furnished
rooms clnse iH pos Mesquite street
ThWo iilN
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1921-02-27


.n uIu-4lf auI hl..m.. ih. rsu ST.
illft TO-, o. hunted throughout Ton
'uu. DOS wlf4 GfrtiHd .aunl1G Ciudef
Die hunters InH Uatr rHmairH - mss.
.eIf uuiN Dis physical Fou Weakened
N fhs olrE Ur leAHl becomes SIR
hrNH without thc aid uf the dtlg lie
fhH Transformation. until nnalN. the
dfuE rNhHnetel ard thU formula un
discovered hr tiif rlm Uii urd aitUa
niH Hfrftf f1 his fcilnwnsu
Tho SOS Ufi,auH kafdi Orts ls rral-
IsituNf rfoiucrd ir A Romantic Au-
tnutufHHs fuD Paramount production.
iufflrE Dorothy Dalton Whlct d.
.nhcduiei inr nrN iridt. ai the Amu-
su thoutrI.
Ma Dalton was mower more bw,u-
flfui shan iH hsr magnificent pafiume
Hs Iituun 4NNtn ui tho sight ln
stitch 9he ninH inn laurel wreath Hnr
saf Soc nffof enjoyed q sruHr mote
IMAM tFif onr ln Hli W rtforr sH in..
floN picture hitf
ltHmluilc Adventures which
uas adapted FROM "O Winter cts ln~
teritr hY Charlie Belmont Datts
shows Alhu Dalton aH Aire NaunL
0tuHafll Uf un Uid dancing MASTER uf
ArW Orleans. Whoee mother defor.s
her Ir if. rrI Goo 60 Go Sow York
ard lite ilfe 9f rsae. After hef fath-
frH dNiih Sire Nlnui. nov Auuwu uf
Nrs Mnrfn. takes hsf daughter &c.
Sow York lnd exploits hog beauty and
rtNnf us dancer Willis visiting u
Monte Carlo Mr. Nannl cudeavufi Co
nlictmnn nn italian into marrying her
daughter
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-07-28
DURSUM SEEKING
SPECIAL PROVISION
FOR CATTLEMEN
an Amendment in
Bill for Agricultural
Credit

WASHINGTON. July 2s.-Senator
Bursum has this week been In con
ference with Eugene Meyer, managing
director OF the war finance board
and Mr.. Mitchell. director Of the fed-
ernl reserve board. with a view to-
Wnrd Incorporating In the substitute
To the agricultural hill "a special pro-
vision for loans to cattlemcn.
This relief In In addition to the
cattle pool already organized. Tho
substitute was introduced by senator
Kellogg and In all probability will be-
come law rs n was specially recon-
mended In a special message by the
president.
The war finance corporation under
his act will have available
OF ore billion dollars. Loans are au-
thorizad and advances made to banks
and trust companies, members and
non-mcmbrrs. Large stock paper ~
authorized to be- purchased from
bank and trust companies taking over
cattle mortgages without ccourae
except ha to security II is possible
that additional powers may be- grant
ed providing for direct LOAF in GER
tain eases where banking facilities
are Inadequate. Advances and loans
are also to- bee mad" ON cotton and
an agricultural products.
senator Buraum advocated relief 81
the stockmau through governmental
ngoncios.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-07-28
'ROTAR|ANS HEAR
AN ADDRESS ON
INDIAN MYTHOLOGY
Herman Seelhi,wsizer ellis
of Experiences in
the Southwest

A wei applaudcd address on Indian
MYTHOLOGY by Herman Schwe!Ker,
head OF the Fred Harvey rurio de-
partment. was the outstanding fea-
ture OF the Rotary luncheon held this
noon ut Aivarado hotel.
Mr.. Schwclzer's long experience
with the Indians OF the southwest AMI
his nnderstaH ding OF their ha bits and
customs richcncd his talk with per-
sonni anecdotes and observations. He
pointed out the similarity of old fn-
dian myths 60 the orthodox fnith- OF
NIL races, aud that certain OF the
laws Of Moses, based ON a knowledge
of sanitary reEu ationH. were almost
Identical with the beliefs OF the Ma
vaio. Hnpi and Pueblo indians.
Rev. Hugh Cooper. Alhuuuerque's
rcpte eentativc to the convention OF
International Rotary held at Edin-
bureh last month, read tho first in
stallment Of his report. II dealt main
~ with tho voyage. the convention
city. aud the elaborate preparation
mad. in Edinbnrsh for the conven-
tion.
Joe GondciI. whu had been ~ an
Kansas fof several months. was prdN-
,nt at today's meeting.
Max N%ordhaus chairman ~ the
Toys committee reported hat he
hoy Scout cabin waS competed and
urged Rotnrians to inspect IL between
now and next meeting.
Rev. j. ". simmer. "a Rotnrian or
Fosiofin. Ohio. brought the greetings
Of his club, and outlined the work
ohio Rotary clubs ARE doing IN be-
half OF crippled children.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-07-28
First Temporary
School Building
Nearing Completion

The first 81 the four new High
school elias rnomA, which are 70
house the oVertlow students OF lie
county High school. IL being COM
plpt.d this week. These rooms will
be- only temporary quarters for the
high school students until the new
addition 20 thu building be erect
"a, and when the are no longer ~
ial 70 the High schooi can DE moved
e. any part o. the cily for temporary
buildings.
Superintendent Milne stated this
morning TINT the coat Of erecting the
buildings " exactly she same as the
rent ~ Temporary quarters for ~.
city school chlIdfrn but that at the
snd 81 the school year, the city de
partment still has the building. and
can move Il 10 any part Of the city
az any time 10 take care Of overflow
cnndiians.
The new buildiugs are OF frame, 90
by so feet, and are constructed In
peelionA. The side walls are in three
sections nHi the front aud back ia
Two. These arc put together with hig
non bolss and can be lifted by two
men. The roof IL also holted together
in SECTIONS. There are three widc
west windows whieh will swing In
N1ifd and AFFORD ventilation. The
soof will az covered with a compost
Ion paper.
The lot on which the temporary
rooms are located ~ the old Pence
wagon yard. property which belongs
10 fbe city schools
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-07-28
II.Ars Tn nI.AIm-

DENVER, July 2s.-An uuidcnti
lied woman about 90 years old.
jumped TO her death from tho sixth
floor Of the Central Savings hank
building her, this afternoon. Efforts
to Identify the woman quickly. failed,
ana the coroner took charge ~ the
LmhN.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-07-28
PEOPLE YOU
KNOW
radiator repairing. ouickIe Auto Co.

Radiator repairing. QuickIc Auto 20.
engineer. u In A~lbuquerquc.
n. W. McCiushey. state highway
Dr. q. =. McIAndress returned &c
Albuquerque yesterday from the
Pecos, where no spent the week end
with his family. lie was accom-
panied by Mrh MciAndresH.
Warren Graham Is In Santa Re for
Il meeting OF the p~enitontiary board.
Henry Miller, representing Morris
and company. Ia in Santa Re ON busi-
ness.
Pete Chavez of this city was IN
Santa IL yesterday and registered az
the De Vargas hotel
H. j. stefan. Albuquerque. and
Frank scotti. Albuquerque. we're reg
istered at m" Muutczuma hotel in
Santa 10 Yesterday.
Mis- X. ". siull ana ron Harold. of
i240O Sorth Fourth street, left ,his
morning for Denver to visit Mrs
Halls mother, MIS-. GcorE, ". Baker
Tor a few weeks.
j. e. Muller. Of the district forest
service office, left last night for "A one
months inspection trip ON the Coco
nino national Unrest of Arizona.
Charlie s. Brothers. an attorney In
the district forest service onit. viii
leave tomorrow Tor California, where
he VIII spend his vacation. He win
visit at the home II hia wifc's parents
at Berkeley. lila wife viii go with
him.
Prof FahiHn Garcia, of the State
colleEe. passed through Albuquerque
this morning M his WAY back 10 l.na
ctuccE. lie has been lee the districts
about Santa T." aud Las Vegas. and
reports That crop conditions therv atc
excellent.
Rev Thomas CalkinH pastor 81 the
Methodist church in Eei.n. ieu this
morning FOR Bcirn after q visit OF %
lew days 90 the oity.
Mrs ~ ". Tucker. who has been
visiting hr. and Mrs. n. j. Mabtr
FOR the past ton days. leaves thlH
evening for her home in Chicago.
Attorney NJ. J. McGuiun,ss who.
with his lamily, In spending Two weeks
AT Harsh's ranch beyond Coyote
springs. came INTO tho city this morn
ms On horseback. lie returned This
afternoon.
Attorney John Simuss lcft Yesterday
morning for Taos county on "a hua.-
ness nip, Ho viii be- gone about ton
days.
Miss Catherine scyaur, teacher at
the federal vocational training school.
VIII leave This evening Tor Denver IN
business.
In, y. O. Cornish has gone to Los
Angeles 70 spend his vacation.
q l. Harrison leaves his cveniuH
Tor Las Vegas on business,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-07-28
First Big Wool
Sale Here Made at
Is Cents a Pound

one OF the first big sales OF this
wool clip was reported to-day
when I'D. NJ. Otero sold 20, 600 pounds
cents a pound.
The price VAS regarded AZ an cS.
ceilent one under the present market
conditions. Wool men rny tSday
there IN evidence of fairly strong de-
mand for wool AZ better prices with
prospect ~ further Improvement.
\ number Of wool buyers are re-
ported In the field In western New
Mexico FOR the first time since the
bottom dropped uut ~ the domestic
wool market IN the fall of 1919.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-07-28
Snappy Jack in Trial
Work-O ut Sunday

sunppy Jack viii appear in public
on Sunday at the old Town SocietN
hall for his workout with some of hts
spaIry INK partners. After a Iona
chaso on the ruad this morning.
Snnppy Jack stated he would fight
KID BroWn Tor the winner take al u
Brown viii accept the terms. u know
Kid brown Is clever. but he can hr
nit ana I am going 20 do n"
Doctor Lewis received u ,ei"Eram
from leo =. Flynn stating he wanted
tu challenge the winner ot the bout
August ?, for his fighter, KID Nor
tolk.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-07-28
DEATHS

oARCIAZNrt. Csrlota ID Garcia. 40
yeAra ela. dad ihts moFninF ~ her reHidssre
~ NORTH fuuFth kfrret hhe h. survived
~ fnp Sons and Csc daughter fpnsral
afranfemerw Wit ~ made later troil"ti
u ~ FAafae.
HicKHo The funeral of NavoTita Lq'
scrp saa ifid this efsftupon ~ o'ei9ck
fsnta fhe family rctidfners The hodY was
iafsH M AAtslesal Ut bnrial. Cftliaft nhs
~ charge.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-07-28
SUPPER TABLE
GOSSIP

The county agent win begin next
week with a survey OF the individual
fnrm acreage OF the county. This
work - being lone at the request Of
b state farm Htatistician al the state
college. Il will show the number OF
acres hat each farmer has In var
lcuH crops.
.. %. keicIser reported la thu police
that az Albuquerque transfer truoE
ran into his ear at FIRST and Silver
avenue yesterday afternoon about
$3.50 -. m.
Police were asked today 10 hunt
for Ernest sheets. "a years Did. sou
of BENJAMIN Sheets. 22l South Editn
street, who ~ said TO ave left his
home yesterday. The hoy was
paroled from the Kansas reformatoiy
at Topeka three months ago.
SALARY checks for duly sFe now
ready Tor the county teachers. and
they may be had BY calling at th-
Office of the county superintendent at
the court house.
suit for divorce was filed az tlsc
district court this morning b. suslana
Gnbaldon againHt Antonio Gnbaidon
The complaint charges him with cruei
AMI inhuman treatment. and alleges
that he accused his wife ~ being
un%faithfuL and ordered her TO leave
his home.
Afyri Hall, - year old son of MI.
ana Mrs. Hoy Ball. COB South Edith
street. was badly bitten by a dos In
h neiRhboFhood this morning us he
waa riding by Ia an express wagun
The dog rushed ont as the boy passed
and bit him In IN. ieg, making n deep
ard painful, but not serious wound.
Dr. W. r. i@ovelacc was called aud
attended 10 the hoy. who this after.
noon Was reported doing nicely.
The Albuquerque CO-opcrafi,e
creamery N having a three day omen
house FOR the pubic Of Albuquerque.
The first open day was today. Any
one b. invited 70 vislt and inspect
their plant on North Second street.
Ice cream and milk are being served
They viii be- open "a the public to-
morrow and Saturday.
The Eiris Of the Girls welfare
home have made "a very beautifui and
elaborate applique Work quilt for Miss
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-07-28

You win mad it In our claasi
aed COLUMNS.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-07-28

CITY ELECTRIC SHOE SHOP
PHONE 6s7.w gOs 3 rEuogD At
We 'sh md bstnh's ara slAsT
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-07-28
AN ELKS BAND OF
rs PIECES PROPOSED.
LODGE ROOM OPENED
New Orchestra Pleases
Members in Meeting
in New Quarters

An Elks' band Of "a pieces. com-
posed entirely OF members of the
local lodge, was proposed by the
special music committee at the figst
meeting uf The lodge last night In It's
new lodge room.
The committee reported on tho or
Punizutiun % the Elks' orchestra and
a guartottc which were heard FOR tho
nrst time last night and said that q
survey OF IN" membership revealed
that there was the nucleus for the
organization ~ @ good band. In ud-
dillon TO the orchestra.
Many Of the members OF the lodge
declared that the orchestra was by
lir the best that they have heard ~
Albuquerque N complimented the
organizers ON ,hcir work.
The opening of the now lodge room
was without n formal ceremonies
other ina an address by the chaplain.
Frances g.. MOad, who traced the Or
s~inizniiun ~ th. order Of Elks aud
reviewed th" formation OF tho local
lodge ana th" various stcpg that have
led up 20 the completion Of the
pr, .nt club nuiliing.
lie recalled that ~ the original 2b
m'mh"rH uf Tine local lodge five are
slil lttirg Boo Albuquerque. They are
H. Rupue, first exalted ruler, VINO
N"H i'NF'Nl HI llNN meeting llhi niFht.
Irorsr HuaHwun. Wallace llesseldcn.
hr John o. p,arcp and Ed. Lembkc.
Another original member, John ltog-
er HAYNES is NOW living az Haynes.
y. ".
Tie cumplimcntrd the spirit Of the
l"dHu whieh had resulted IN the re-
huilqiuE uf ID home that was virtually
d"Htroye ; hy fine and Of having com-
pl"t'd The work With only "a uliRhtiy
greater Indebtedness than existed he
fore the fire.
Tho now home rs complete with
pnlA SlA.O0O uutatunding against h..
h" said, iu addition to the $4,000 be-
fore d fire.
livo mombvts were Initiated last
night They were Fred Luthy. illf-
Nry T. Kinney, a. /. Lewis. l.. W
tiihney and Melvin Meek, the last fnr
Napoleon, OHIO. Lodge No. b2g.
~ a II. NoEt was elected to mem
hcrship from the silver city lodge.
Tho meeting was followed hy %
lunch in the new buffet room.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-07-28
Coal supply 90. rhnnr. . and

Four dollars. full wagon Iaad, fac.
tory who'd; ilHniieti amamnt. Hahn
Goal do. phone ~.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-07-28

The envelope was invented 10y q
Freuchman In 1853.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-07-28

saddle Horses. BELLS. Phone 40.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-07-28

DON'T S''-foR WISHING
Don't wish you could find a lob-Find IT,
Don't wish you could reut sour apart
ment-Keut w.
nae't wish you could veil your home
Sell g.
Howl
BY usi.f the Herald Classified Columns
Phone It5.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-07-28

a motorcycle was patented in issS.
Dogs are descended from wolves
and iaCkals.
Putnam patriot. [volume] (Putnam, Conn.) 1872-1962, 1921-06-24
WOODSTOCK

Miss Susan Sumner IS at her home
for the summer.
Philip Dean spent Saturday and
Sunday at Palmer Place.
General Hood Of Brooklyn \. Y. is
at Elmlawu for several weeks.
The Work Together Club had pie
ME at Roseland Park Tuesday eve
ming
The field dag Of the public schools
Of the town was held at Roseland Park
last Friday
Mr.. and Mrs William Gallup at
tended the commencement exercises
at Yale this week.
Rev F b Harrison has been at
tending the commencement and re
union exercises at Amherst.
Academy Sunday was observed at
the Hill church Sunday morning, the
sermon being preached by Rev. Boyn-
ten Merrill Of Putnam.
Miss Louise Child. daughter Of Mr..
and Mr. Alfred Child. visited her
grandparents. Mr. and Mrs, II. +
Child. while her parents attended the
commencement at Amherst.
Mis- Florence Dean and Palmer
Dean are n town for the summer.
Mis- Louise Lawton is staying with
Mr.. and Mrs. +. r. Rollins until the
Lawton family open their house.
Putnam patriot. [volume] (Putnam, Conn.) 1872-1962, 1921-06-24

The sesnee gwen by the pupils Of
81. Joseph's school last Sunday was at
tended By as large crowd as ever.
The Union hall. where the seanee was
given. was filled both afternoon and
evening.
The different pieces given surpassed
all the former pieces. Although the
graduating class was not a large as
its predecessors. its educational aver
age surpassed all others. After
speeches had been made by several pu-
pills Rev. b. NJ. Donnelly made a very
striking speech.
Graduates Of the ST. Joseph school
Philippe Chsrhonnesu. Lueien Cod.
ere. EdouArd Rene. Raoul Ravenelle
John Alves. Juiiette Cardinal. Ruth
Desaulniers. Alma Forcier, Alberta
Houle. Arabella Barrette.
An automobile ride was given by
Rev. n. NJ. Dounelly and another per.
son 70 the graduates Of the school