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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-07-22
BANKERS PLAN TO
TAKE BANKING TO
I; PUBLIC SCHOOLS
Would Offset Radical
ism That Thrives on
Ignorance

MiNNEAPoi.Is. MINI. July 2s.
Plans OF she American Bankcrn NJ.
%sociation to dlspei mystery atbui
banking In the public thought by TAX
ing the bank 10 the public schopl
this fall were outlined to the Amen.
lean institute OF banking here today
by John u. Puolichcr % Milwaukee.
Mt. Puellcher Is chairman Of the as
sociation's committee on public cdu-
cation.
by showing that they occupy a
useful place In society. the bankers
hope to cut the foundation from
under "A radlcallsm that thrives on
~iEnornncc OF the services Of the bank.
Ing business. he said.
Ter lectures on banking have
been carefully prepared, one for each
month OF the school year.. starting
with next September" MIR. Puelicncr
related. THE banker nearest the
school In To deliver the lectures 90
the seventh and eighth grades OF,
the common school. to the high
school and The college. Hc will
simply refer TO the outlines for ideas
and background. locaiixing the story.
using Illustrations and incidents
familiar 60 the children.
"Hc will show them specifically
what banking is, telling them about
It's origin M lis purpose In our com
mcrcial scheme. Then. after two
or three visits. the banker viii In
vite the school children TO the bank
n permit them to Visualize that
which has beer talked about
The lecture outlines nave been
sent TO the supcrintcndcnts OF pub
lie instruction OF all OF our siutcs
and to many others In the teaching
rrnfean4lnn krNYau ~ 1.ffaru huNn
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-07-22
8 Persons Drown
AT a Bathing
Beach in Texas

HOUSTON. Texas, July 22.-Eight
persDns werc drowned and three
others were rescued when sixteen
delegates to the Baptist Young Peo-
plies union annual state encampment
at Palacios, forming a bathing party.
were caught in the undertow OF the
Gulf n Mexico at the mouth OF
Greene ha-ou, twenty-five miles
from Palacios late yesterday.
The bathcts were members OF n
sailing party of thirty-one h a LETT
Palacius at O'Clock for "a sail on
Matagordn bay. The party was com
posed mostly Of delegates from
breckenridge. Texas.
The dead are; John Price OF
palscios. Drue Cumbie. Breckcn-
ridge: Grace Courtney. ~. Brccken-
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-07-22

svAU a sTHNICU
LONDON. July 22.-~N iscouutoss
Unington. beauty bride of the sou OF
the late Earl of craven. has just
filed a petition In the divorce court
here asking for a decree FOR rcstitu-
ton Of coniugal rights. This, In Eng.
lish courts, u the usual first step IN
application FOR divorce,
The fhthcr-in-law Of the Wis
countess fell from his yacht recent,
on the Isle of Wight and wits drown
cd Her husband inhcrits the title
and estates.
The v%iscount had about everything
that society ana good luck can give
q man. He was handsome. and he
had q guod stack Of American dollars.
f9r his mother was az American
hciress, daughter Of the late Bradley
Martin. New York capitalist.
War came and the viscount enlist
ed, Joining up as a suhaltorn as soon
~ ha reached the aFc 81 a.. lie was
sent 10 scotland for training.
There he met The visc0mtess. who
WIS Mary Wiiliamina George, duugh-
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-07-22
DOLLAR STRATEGY

Dollar strategy is dollar sense. Il consists of
spending your money where you'll get the
greatest satisfaction and service it is possible
to buy for a given sum.
1t is weighing and choosing the things you
would like to buy-selecting the ones you need
most or from which you will secure the most
enjoyment.
Dollar strategy begins at horne in the printed
pages of your newspaper. y
Much that is new and helpful, many of the
things that make life easier to live and more
worth living may be found there displayed in
the advertisements.
Consult the advertisements regularly. They'll
help you spend your dollars where you'll get
most good from them.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-07-22
GRAND Arapr

The iaundrcss was careless or I'M
fortunate. At any rate some raiment
that should have been white Always
came back from the wash ntreaky.
An Interview was obtained and tho
client made a complaint.
"Lor bless yer. num- replied Tho
iaundress ''ye can't expect everything
perfect here below. Why. II Il waa
there wouldn't be nothin' TO look for
ward 10 In heaven"
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-07-22
Libel Proceedings
In S Seizures of Drug
And Food Products
srse,s, 20 --s -s.sts

SANTA re. July 22.-Libel pro-
teedings against food products or
drugs have bcen instituted In the fed
eral court here against five seizures
by George r.. Craig, United States
distric; attorney. Judge Colin Ncb-
lett. presiding. has designated August
90 as the date for the defendant
owners to show cause why the sew
erai articles should not he con
dcmncd AS having been branded OF
advertised In violation OF the pure
food act. Proceedings are against
the following;
Otwell Drug company OF Albuquer-
quer. for some bottles OF McMullin's
tonic.
The Peoples Drug store, Lhs
Cruces, for the same remedy.
The silver City Beer & Ice co.
silver city. for $50 C of cotton
seed cake.
The peming Transfer 4 Fuel Co,
Deming. Tor eight toni Of cotton seed
meal.
The Peoples Drug store. Las
Cruces. for some bottles OF Gicpsi
Nemcla-
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-07-22
Coolest Lake Warm
Enough for Bathing
This Summer

DUtUTH MINI. July 2e.-For
the first time IN several years the
waters of Lake Superior In the Nicin
ity Of the head Of the Lake have
been sufficiently warm this summer
to permit bathing to u marked cN-
tent.
known generally AS the coolest
inland lake Lake superior this year
affords favorable bathing rendezvous
according to reports from cities and
towns along both north aud south
shores.
The reason for the extreme change
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-07-22

"a slave ~ vnnuy. The scscsa
title for the drama Nfris" W TT
Arthur Wing t1nsro. pres mis- q prop
LEM ehich m9ny a person w1ndcf6
about In fanny II not In fact. q
choice between ,ovc and ffchrs--
which wouff sito tahoY iauiinc
Frederick, wloAo fame NJ an emo
iionai ncfrvss IN wiurasusaf, a cnaf
In tho play "a the willow OF a wealthy
~Enslishmsn. IN b~cuucnthlns his en-
tire fortune 10 his vile. ~ y axes
ono conditisn-that size MT marry
asnin. Two men enter hrr ufe-onq
q poor man. who has found his way
into her heart. and one a wealthy
banker. And Just at the moment
whom she pauses to make her de-
tision. fats istepa In and changes
everything. The story has al The
strength of the English piaywfishts
genius.
IN"
Mary Miles Mintcr. Ruth Stone.
house and n cast OF strong support
Ing characters are lined Up In 'Don'i
Cali Me Little Giri.'' which Is show.
ina today at the "B." Don't Cali
Me Little Girl" In n comedy drama
with Mary Miles Mlntcr In the most
charming and lovcablc OF roles: Ruth
Htonehouse is cas In one of her
character roles. and offers en-
thusiasts OF the photo drama q new
and delightful glimpse OF her art.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-07-22
Stewards
Built Right

Stewart Ranges are built
by the Fuller Warren
Company, the oldest
manufacturers Of ranges
in the country. The fruits
of their whole experience
are embodied in Stewart
Ranges.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-07-22
The Finish

Another of the attractive
features of the Stewart
Combination Range is
the beautiful finish. One
style is of grey enamel
with white panels; an
other is black with white
panels, a welcome and
harmonious addition to
any kitchen.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-07-22

ter OF the town clerk of q Scottish
village. They were married upn
after.
The Bridegroom WIS sont 10 France
FOR active duty shortly before the
armisticc he was wounded $50 badly
that one leg had tp Doe nmputatcd aud
Piled.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-07-22
At the Theaters
Today
LYRIC

LYRIC
! Alice Calhoun. the vitaEraph star.
Il an actress OF unusual ability. In
THE Charming Deceivcr,' which w.n
be shown at the Lyric thcatnr oodsy
and tomorrow. Mita Calhoun does a
remarkable bit OF emotional ACTING.
As Edith Marsden. granddaughter
Of a proud old New England aristo-
crat. she realizes what her marriage
20 Msrsden will mean II II becomes
known 10 her grandfather--nn end
Of her world Of happiness.
Tho grandfather u that
Edith n unmarried. The Elrl strug-
giles with the Impulse 10 speak. over
Mlns Cnihoun's features pity numer-
Gus emotionA During the brief space
In which this scene u flashed upon
b screen n whole rtory "a told by
Miss Calhoun's facial expression. IL
is n OF tine most remarkahi. pieces
OF acting ever portrayed upon the
screen.
IDEAL.
THAT Ciri Montana" the latest
Patho starring vehicle FOR Blanche
Sweet. which Is showing today at the
Ideal. IN a screen adoption Ivy
George n. Plympton, from the cuic-
brated novel OF the sams name ly
the wcii-known writer Mafnh Ellis
Ryan. Among tho best known of
Mrs. Ryan's books are. Tho W man
OF the Twilight" rho Flute uf the
Gods tine Druid PATH THE
Bond Woman" Told In III, Hill Z"
and "For the Soul n Raphael" The
two latter novels we're thu first 10
adapted from the screen. with That
Girl Montana" being the third.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-07-22
ThemM Now

We would like an p
tunity to demonstrate
the Stewart Combination
Range to anyone inter-
ested in a really better,
more economical stove.
at a moderate price.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-07-22

Admiral sims said at a dinner party
in New York:
Youth IN always nm extremist Take.
FOR instance, the battleship question.
We midtlc-agcd sailors are just now
asking ourselves exactly how much
the submarine has impaired the value
OF the hattlcfhip, but youth has got
the question settled FOR good and All.
%" what is the value OF the battle
ship TO-DAY I said 90 "a naval cadet
at q luncheon.
80 damned value M an he an
Awcrrd.
"Theu he thought q moment and
added;
"'Of course. she's got a very nice
deck Tor dancing
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-07-22

~ y a. nrHvtcr
ST PAUL MINI. July FIT was
SO terribly cold that was the worst
OF itl'
Miss Phoebe %FainFrave, IS. 81. Paul
high school Eirl. has lust broken the
worlds airplnnc-pnruchute jump rec
ord FOR M dropping safely To
earth from an altitude ~ 5000 feet
II was awful" added the sd-pound
miss.
MY hands were numb when I
picked my say along the wings Of the
machine.
when I had dropped 5000 feet my
stomach began to act like was sea-
sick"
The air was se rare whom she drop
ped out Of her plane that for tho
tltSt 6.nO0 fect the parachute shot
down without opening,
IN her '.lnno were Pilot V &. pmiic
and Paul GoldshorouEh. official re-
cordcr. Minneapolis Aero club.
In her flylng and jumping stunts,
In temperature 81 the lakes water 1
IN attributed by weather bureau
chiefs at the head OF The Lakes "a
the unusually piild wipifr Of l%920-2l
and Tho nAIw 4NgnaN 80 hptf
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-07-22

ridge Mrs. II. Maycs. Breckenridge;
Miss VI Busteg, Breckenridge; Miss
Iona Hodges, Hreckenridc, James r..
Dykes. Breckenridge. Archer Bryant.
Abilene.
Three OF The bodies have been re-
covered.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-07-22

The Stewart Combina-
ton Range is identified
by its four gas burner
plate, its gas lighter. its
separate broiler, and by
the fact that it has two
separate and distinct
ovens. One above for
gas. and one below for
coal or wood. Both ovens
can be used simulta-
or individually,
doubling the capacity of
the range.
That is why the Stewart
has been called Two
stoves in one. occupying
the space OF one
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-17
ISSUES STATEMENT
FROM WASHINGTON

CONTINUED FROM PAGE oNE.
Gated upon an excellent suggestion
made by General Atterbury ~ the
Pennsylvania railroad, I'm his
speech before the convention of We
hlC'e and implement manufacturers
a. Chicago last Friday. His sug-
gestion Is quoted as follows.
Nevertheless. it is fact that
the carriers, though they are not
earning what they should earn TO
ent.,Ie them to be called pros porous,
nor what the law intends they shall
earn. cannot rest under such pro-
lection while other business strug-
Eles for its lie. II would he a wise
policy for the carriers publicly 70
ayow that view. and voluntarily re-
ducc rates where they now work
ha-d.' ip, oven though such rates
may he reasonable In - transporta-
tion sense, and even though tn re-
dugo them means "a loss Of revenue
10 The carriers. The carriers can
d. this NJ their own volition, where
Il would be improper for the intor-
state commerce com mission 10 do
20. The result would be a temporary
chc. iu the rising fortunes NJ the
carriers ard that they can iN at-
Aord, but II would he a step in the
'"s'0rati0n OF sound business condl-
tlons and tho public should give 10
the carriers real appreciation OF
their act.
"If the railroad will Immediately.
in good faith adopt this suggestion
OF General Atterbury. the situation
can ho cleared up, freight rates re
duced to shippers, the cost OF living
reduced TO tho consumer and n
stimuloting effect eXertod upon all
business.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-17
SIMMONS TO RESUME STAND
Ills Physician Saws IL IL u, Head
Iins Recovered From Attack.

Ham j simmons. founder and I'M
porill wizard OF the Eu-kluX Khan,
VIII be- able 10 resume his defense
of tho organization before tho housn
ruloa ,ummittr" tomorrow, his
physician announced tonight They
reported hat hc was recovering
Satisfactorily from an attack OF
throat trouhla and exhaustion.
NomhDrs 81 the committee inui-
Gated thar II Simmous' health
pcrmitted him to resume the stand
the ncxt session would be given 10
cross examination designed TO bring
out details ns TO tho organization and
operations Of the Khan.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-17
UNCOVER LARGE PLANT


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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-17

OpPELlN tppcr siiosla, oct lG.
The intoraliiod high continuation to-
day warned tho populaco of lppoI
Eilosin 10 remain calm over the
lcnuuo uf nations decision establish
Ing the future stntn- of the province.
Tho people were told that disorders
would be- suppressed by inrcp.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-17
Two Rnndits Killed. ono Caneht.

CHICAGO, oct. 1.-two bandits
were killed and a third captured by
Detective Sergearts Mike Grady and
Ernest Deliegc in running battle
that followed an attempt TO rob the
Davies laundry on Cottage Grove
avenue. Scores Of shots were fierd
and the pedestrians in tho district
forced to dodge into doorways and
cellars 10 escape the flying bullets
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-17
Nineteen Ncw Wouimcn.

"TT|TT| n IT" WUTT0-
Ol>EMAI oct rs Tho Modern
Woodmon ~ America held called
meeting at castle Thursday night
and irUntod ~ new members into
tho mysteries of Woodcran. Visiting
teams from other towns were pres
out and helped to put ON tho work
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-17
New York Or Jersey City to
Be the Scene, Kearns Says
Ruth Plays Sunday
Exhibition Game in
Defiance of LdRdis

BUFFALO, s. S.. O,g 1G
Disrrgn,ding orders ut Iudgo
k"noslw NJ Iaudis. national
haSoha 70 gslJuor. HHbo
Ruth. homc.ruu star of the Npw
York Yankees today took part Boo
an exhibition gAm, Hguust the
buL-sh NhIImuALa N L-LlLLn-
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-17
'MUCKER' POSE
DEPRAVITY SIGN
Superciliousness Evidence
Of Hypocritical
Pretense

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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-17
Iu-.crnnd starts for America.

PARIS. oct 1G-Juica Jusserand
Frouch Ambassador TO the United
states departed for Sow York yes
terdav Ito is q member Of the
French delegation go tine Washing.
ton conference pnd viii make tho
preliminary arrangements for the
Frcnch az Washington
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-17
mn and Luke Fight Draw.

JJARET, Mex. oct. l6.--Frcddlo
Hiil Of Fort Worth. Texas. and Joe
Luke OF New Orleans, fourht 10
rounds TO q draw here this after
noon. lllu scored knOckdown IN
tho first round. They arc light
WEIGHTS
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-17
NV Snc.in roundnrIcs Nnmcd.

PARIS D.t t. ticrmauv and
Poland worn officially notified Of
the new houndarios OF Upper Silcsis
Tho Ambassadors of IN. lntorcstcd
powers received 10 note from the in
,orallicd council outlining The de-
c,son or th" league ~ nations on
tIr EiIlan ruutruN,rsy
New-York tribune., 1921-10-27

Prices closed generally unchanged to ]
point net higher
The range of prices:
New-York tribune., 1921-10-27
New York City Bonds

%cceptab1e In payment OF TederaI
on the dates OF maturity.
New-York tribune., 1921-10-27
Ginning Figures
Fail to Inspire
Buying in Cotton
Half of Tuesdays Gains Are
Lost i'm Reaction of al to
So Points; Absence of
Trade Demand Is Felt

The cotton market lost about half
of Tuesdays gains, December contracts
selling of to 1870, compared with
1943c, the high point touched on the
advance of the previous day. The
close was steady, but at the lowest,
showing net declines of II to Sc points.
1t seemed from the action OF the days
market that the ginning figures of the
previous day have failed to inspire any
buying OK consequence. aside from the
covering of people who had anticipated
somewhat larger returns. AT any rate
there was evident absence of trade
demand or speculative support and prices
ing louida tion and reselling by operators
who had covered short contracts on the
previous day,
The decline was accompanied by re-
ports of q slightly easier spot basis in the
Eastern belt, but, or the whole, there was
and although the South sold some cotton
here early. 1t was attributed to liqudu-
ton OF long contracts rather than hedg-
Ing against spot offerings On the Other
hand. there was little trade buying and
reports from the goods market did not
suggest that the advance in raw material
following the ginning report had stimu-
lated buying in that quarter.
southern spot markets aa officially re-
ported were unchanged to 60 points lower
with continued moderate volume of busi-
ness. The largest sales reported were at
Dallas. where the market 90 points
lower. at 1890 for middling and the
The local market for spot cotton was
middling; no sales we're reported
Tho range OF prices:
New-York tribune., 1921-10-27
Wheat Prices Sac
On Selling Wave
After Slight Rise
Early Upturn OH Improved
Outlook for Strike Set
tlement Followed by Ru-
mors of Reshipment Here

CHICAGO, Oct. 26.-Assertions that
exporters were selling rec winter wheat
back to primary markets at profit
gave decided jolt to-day to bulls in
the wheat market. Prices closed heavy,
Nc to 2Asc net lower. with December
at $1.06b to SLOT and May at $1.119s
to $1.117s. Corn lost Nc to 1ac and
oats Nc to ssc. In provisions the out
come varied from SC decline to al ad-
vance Of 21ac.
Owing to fancy premiums at Western
terminals, Montreal was said to have
shipped wheat back to Toledo. and there
was said to have been sale Of red winter
wheat at New Orleans at SIS cents over
December T. O.. b. New Orleans against
l0c. premium here for ordinary car OF
No. red. Besides, resellers were under
below the cost OF the wheat at New York.
All these factors caused liquidating sales
here on the part Of holders. and sentiment
In general changed from the bullshness
which had charact erized the market dur
ing the earlier part Of the session Initial
returns appeared to be based chiefly on
opinions that receipts Of grain would be
small Tor some time, a, .east until the rail
ROAD strike problem settled Com
plants OF dry weather, too. continued from
parts OF the winter crop belt
Corn and oats were governed almost en-
tirely by the action of wheat. Corn husl-
ing was reported az making excellent
progress.
Support from packers counterbalanced
IN the provision market the effect OF weak
ness In grain and hogs
New-York tribune., 1921-10-27
argentine Wheat Price
Ban Lifted i'm Chicdgo

CHICAGO, Oct. 26.-Directors of the
Chicago Board of Trade announced to-
day that the ban OF the circulation of
Argentine grain quotations on the ex-
change had been lifted.
THE ban against the circulation of
Argentine quotations has been lifted to
the extent of permitting members Of
the Board of Trade on their own re-
sponsibility to announce South Ameri-
can prices" President j. p. Griffin of
the Boa rd Of Trade said. eve have
received assurances that the quota
tions now being put out truly reflect
market conditions there. If the Argen-
tine quotations are accurate, and this
may be demonstrated within short
period, their posting on the floor of
the Chicago Board of Trade will be re-
sumed."
New-York tribune., 1921-10-27

Short Term Securities

Security; Rate Due Bid. Asked. Yield
ium OF Amer Is. 1925 9s,s sss: T5o
Amer Cotton Oil SIS. 1924 s2is 81" IA IA
Amer Tel & Tel 5s 1922. eols Sals e,,oo
Amer Thread IS. is2s. s7s ssiss ssSils s'a9 s,9
Amer Tobacco Is. 1922 l0l 1915 SsS
do Is. 1923 23...........l0is 10i Z S'oo Soo
Anaconda Copper 6s, 1929 s2i. sans g.vo gVo
do Is. 1929 ~ ~ o-aa .o .fo
Ang gam Oil. Ltd. Va. '251osn 1sass s'so sso
Bell Tel of Can rs. 1925 s7s sSir yeo yeo
bethlehem Steel Is, ls22leols 1O0aS 49, 49,
do Is, 1923 23...... e9ia ao4s @'rroo
Canadian Pac Ry SIS. 1924 937s ssis go
Cen Argentine Ry 6s 81 s5E aSss sao
G | & p Ry 6s. ls22 ss% 100is 2sS
Con Gas of n 8s, 1921 1909 1Oos : az
copper Elk Assn IS. 1s22loO4s 10in sse
do 81 ,oas ''..,.- iul is 10lss SIS
do SIS. 1926 i02 1oa,s .ao .'ao
Cudahy Packing Co rs 'es 99is f0o 40
Fed Sugar Ref IS, 1924 96i. ssa -gge
Goodrich conv 7s 1925. a6ir aSis sso
Gulf OH 6s. fs23. o9is aaI go go
Hooking Valley ea. 1924 s51s ss,s S.sS
Humble Oh & Ref Is 20 ssss ss4s sye
Inter conv S. la22 "a 75A 80
Kan City Ter Ry SIS, sa3 9sis as7. skc
L = l. lat Il ref 7s, '29 ss ssS $50 $50
Iaig & Myers es 1921 1.looI no e ssg
Proctor G rs, 1922 1eI xeS S
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