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Arizona republican., 1921-12-18
Albania Denies
 Quest For King
 In United States
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NEW YORK, Dec. 17-C. A. Che krezi, Albanian commissioner to the United States, today issued a state ment denying his country was lin the market for a king" or that the throne had been offered to Jerome Napoleon Bonaparte. of this city
 Referring to reports published yes terday that the offer had been made to the great grand nephew of Ma poleon by commissioners of the Albanian government" Mr. Chekrezi said:
 Being the only commissioner of the Albanian government in the United States. l wish to state most emphatically that neither I nor any one. as far as I know, has ever been commissioned by the government of Albania or any party to open any negotiations or make an offer of the crown of Albania to anyone
 Aside from the fact that the pres ent parliament has never made any such decision, il has moreover, no authority to deal with the question of changing the present form of gov ernment, which is left to the decision of the constituent assembly which will draw the constitution of tho country"
Arizona republican., 1921-12-18
Suspect In Bomb
 Explosion Gives
 Further Evidence
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 WARSAW, Dec. 17-Further state ments relative to the Wall street bomb explosion have been made by Wolfe Lindenfeld, arrested by the Polish police yesterday on suspi- cion of having been implicated in the explosion. and who made a full con fession. giving the names of the ring leaders and other information. These statements are being translated into English.
 According to Sylvester Cosgrove, of the American department of justice at whose request the arrest was made, Lindenfeld has avoided ques- tions concerning his whereabouts on the day of the explosion.
 He admits, however. he was In Manhattan and to the direct question where were you at the time of the explosion?" he made the reply, up town
 The suspect, the American agent asserts. has not told all regarding his New York connections. His move ments since he left New York have been fully traced. except for one month, on which he is silent.
 One admission made by Lindenfeld is that in August he went to Moscow spending six weeks there-
Arizona republican., 1921-12-18
J. ]. WINS D
 TYPE AIRSH|P IN DIPLOMATIC TILT.
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 :" RESERVATION, Dec. 17-Author- iAatlon by the allied council of am passadors for the construction by 1ermany of a Zeppelin of the L-70 type for the United States was re- sdroed today in official circles here Fs a. triumph for American diplom- acy.
 By virtue of that authorization Sermany is permitted to go behind ihe protocol which limited the size or airships she might build to 30,00O cubic meters capacity. The airship dermany will build for the United states is to be of 70 DOC cubic meters and there had developed among the allied governments opposition to es- tabiishing a precedent by permitting Germany to go behind any treaty or engagement,
 Opposition of the European gov ernments was overcome by repeated representations by Ambassador Her. rick that this country would not use the new airship for military pur- poses and that American was enti- tied to compensation in kind for the Zeppelin awarded this government and later destroyed by Germany.
 under the decision of the council of ambassadors Germany will con- S.i uSI LepPeiln or the b-IO type at the F'riederichshafen hanger, the only one in Germany large enough, and will then tear down the hangar and disperse the mechanics.
 The completed airship will be de- livered to the United States in Ger many without the expenditure of a penny by this government, it was stated, and then will be flown across the Atlantic by navy department crew. Construction will be under the direction of a staff or American navy experts.
 From nine months to year is esti- mated by American experts as re- quired for the construction.
 Since the completion of the two commercial zeppelins. the Bodenzal and the Nordstern, rigid airship con- ytruction has ceased in Germany.
Arizona republican., 1921-12-18
Eor NationaI Security

doned later for the naval committee of 15.
 For National Security
 Another similarity is that the Jap anese 70 per cent ratio proposal con- templated determination of national security needs to fix limitation as does the French naval expert ten ship suggestion Japan later accepted fully the American view that exist ing naval strength was the only practical basis of approach to limi- tation agreement. The "five-fiTe- three ratio plan represents that sys- tenn of calculation.
 The American 175,o0O ton plan for France, and presumably Italy, also undoubtedly represents the same system of existing strength calcula- tion. There is not available. however, a detailed analysis for ship scrap ping in the French and Italian cases since the tonnage allowance repre- sets more than either power now has. Presumably it does not contemplate the scrapping of all pre-dread- naughts of both powers as of no nlili- tary Value.
 The French naval experts have still another conference precedent, al- though they may not know it, for presenting JDeT# ten snip eStlifdle uA Frances naval needs on a basis of national security. When the general board of the American navy was first directed to formulate a naval ratio plan as between the three leading naval powers, it is understood a diff ferent proposition was evolved from that presented by Secretary Hughes. This American naval expert is un- derstood to have proposed a ten-ten- five ratio for Great Britain, the United States and Japan and the re- tention of many more capital ships under construction than MT. Hughes finally proposed.
 As it happens the five five three American plan was an exact com promise between American and Jap anese naval expert views. resulting from the decision to make existing strength, built and building, the basis of agreement and to scrap all projected building programs without consideration. The same rule now has been proposed to govern expan- sion of the three power agreement into a five power treaty for naval limitation coupled with a naval hoh- day of ten years.
Arizona republican., 1921-12-18
Ordinary Expense or Government Increases For Nouen1ber Month
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WASHINGTON. Dec. 17-Ordinary expenditures of the government dur ing November increased by about S2o, 000, ,000 as compared with Octo- Der. while disbursements on the pub lie debt fell off by approximately S50.000,000 according to the monthly statement issued today by the treasury.
 The decrease in public debt expen- ditures was accounted for mainly by redemption of certificates of indebt- edness which amounted to about S30,- 000, 900 in November, as compared with about SASS, O0O, ,000 in October. Approximately ss6,5OO, 900 was ex- pended in interest on the public debt in November, as compared with $130, 1000, 900 in October.
Arizona republican., 1921-12-18
Three Days Military Rule Brings Quiet To
 Kansas Strike Fields
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 PITTSBURG, Kan, Dec. 17.-After three days of military guard, the Kansas coal fields were quiet tonight and smoke came out today from the stacks at many mines.
 Claims as to how much coal was being mined continued to conflict. Adherents of the organization set up by international headquarters of the United Mine Workers of America de- clared that production was better than it had been before the marching women brought operations to a halt tor three days this week. Striker leaders asserted that work was vir- tuallyNat a standstill in the mines and would continue so.
 G. F. Wark, federal prohibition di- rector, has been in the coal fields fol A hours. He has made several ar rests and captured a quantity of home
 made wine and liquor.
Arizona republican., 1921-12-18
ROOSEVELT'S WAR RECORD PRAISED
 AT FRENCH MEET
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 PARIS, Dec. 17-DetaiIs of the life of the late Colonel Theodore Roosevelt were brought to the at- tention of the Academy of Moral and Political sciences at its annual open sitting today by Charles Lyon Caen, permanent secretary. Colonel Roosevelt was elected a member of the academy in 1909.
 Few Presidencies have been marked with such a number of acts and events fortunate for the United States, and often also for other countries, as that of Colonel RooseVelt's," he declared.
 Referring to Roosevelt's actions during the war, he said, that with the outbreak of war in 1914 one of the most glorious periods in the life of the former president started.
Arizona republican., 1921-12-18

same charge was faulty. the state having failed to alIege commission of a felony through omission Of the word "feloniously."
 With this charge eliminated there remain 1 Scounts against NIT. Curtis and 24 against Governor Small. charging them with embezzlement of state funds and conspiracy. Judge Edwards probably will hand down his decision on the motion to quash these counts next Friday or Saturday.
 In the remaining indictments there are F counts of conspiracy against each defendant. 12 of embezZlement against the governor and six of em- bezzlement against Mir Curtis. Six counts charge Mir. Small with em- tezzling $500 900 while state treas urer: and six counts charge the gov
Arizona republican., 1921-12-18
Railroad Guarantee Accounts Will Close
 December 31, 1921

WASHINGTON, Dec. 17.-AIl ac- counts between the government and railroads arising out of the guarantee period of 1920 must be closed by December 31. according to orders is sued today by the Interstate Com nerce Commission. The decision re- fers to the six months ending Sep tember 1 of that year. during which. under the transportation act. the treasury paid all losses sustained in operations and earnings by the com panies whose property was returned from government control.
 Under special act of congress, par tfal payments have been made on the guarantee in advance of final ac- counting.
Arizona republican., 1921-12-18
Jury Acquifs Three
 MofetUdn Defendants

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 wELSCH. w. Va. Dec. 17-C. F. Salters. charged with the killing Of Ed. Chambers of Matewan on the court house steps here last August were freed by jury tonight. The defendants were held under the in- dictment charging them with the kill ing of Sid Hatfield and gave bonds.
Arizona republican., 1921-12-18
Governor Small
 Wins First Tilt
 In Graft Charge
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WAUKEGAN, III. Dec. 17.-With announcement by the court that he had decided one charge-tLat of operating a confidence game-would not be upheld. arguments on the mo- tion to quash indictments against Governor Lem small and Vernon Curtis. Grant Park. H., banker, closed today.
 Judge c. c. Edwards announced he was in accord with the contention of the defense that the confidence
Arizona republican., 1921-12-18
PennsylUania Murder
 Suspect To Be Freed
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T N
 JOHNSONBURG, Pa, Dec. IT, William R. Hill. arrested at Bradford in connection with the murder of Margaret Warmbrodt probably will be set free Monday, county authori- ties said tonight. The police have no evidence on which to hold him for a grand jury, it was admitted.
Arizona republican., 1921-12-18
SNOW FALL IN MICHIGAN

LUDINGTON, Mich, Dec. 17-Rain which had fallen incessently for two days in this section, changed to snow tonight, and, driven by cold north wind, had reached a depth of six inches at 10 o'clock.
Arizona republican., 1921-12-18
White Mule Horse Is Costly To GoUernT1ent
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NEW BEDFORD, Mass, Dec. 1T ."Moonshine' horse that had cost the government s672, was sold at auc- tion today for S25.
 The old gray mare which was seized by prohibition agents 15 months ago in raid at Mattapoisett, had piled up the s672 as expense.
Arizona republican., 1921-12-18
WARRANTS FOR RUM RUNNERS

PHIEADELPHIA. Dec. 17-War- rants were issued today for James Cromwell alleged owner. and nine members of the crew of the Nomad, a converted submarine chaser seized by Deputy Marshal Snowden of Tren- ton, as a rum runner between Ameri- can and the Bahama Islands. No arrests have been made.
Arizona republican., 1921-12-18
FREE GUATEMALA PRISONERS

WASHINGTON, Dec. 17-All poli- tical prisoners under the liberal ad- ministration which recently over threw the Unionists administration in Guatemala, have been freed with the exception of the minister of public works, according to message re- ceived tonight by pr. Julio Banchi, minister of the former administration hkSy-a
Arizona republican., 1921-12-18
BANDITS SACK VILLAGE

BUENOS AIRES, Dec. 17-The small town of Lasheras, in Santa Cruz province has been sacked by 500 bandits. according to dispatches. The settlers are reported to be fleeing.
Arizona republican., 1921-12-18

ernor and MT. Curtis together with Lieutenant Governor Sterling with embedding SI0O.000. The conspiracy indictments name all three in alleged conspiracy involving s2.O0O. .Oo0 of state funds.
 Counsel will submit their finar briefs Monday. -
Arizona republican., 1921-12-18
uNvEu MERcIER atIsT

NEW YORK, Dec. TIA bust of Cardinal Mercier, the gift of a group Of Belgians and Americans, was un- yelled in the Gould Memorial Lib- rary of New York University today.
Arizona republican., 1921-12-18
Mayor or Frontenac, Kansas, Quits Office
 FolIoWing Dry Raids
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PTTTSBURG, Kans., Dec. 1T. - Wayne Meet, mayor of Frontenac, a mining town north of Pittsburg, filed his resignation as mayor with the Frontenac city clerk late today, after such action had been demand ed by Attorney General Hopkins. Meet, who was elected last spring on the Citizens ticket, was charged by the attorney general with neglect of official duty for failure to enforce the prohibition law. He is secretary of lodge at Frontenac, where in a raid. federal officers said they found corn whiskey.
Arizona republican., 1921-12-18
RESUME MASON HEARINGS

WASHINGTON, Dec. 1.-The spe- ciaI senate committee Investigating charges by Senator Watson of Geor- gia of illegal executions in the A. E. F., has determined to resume the hearing of testimony Tuesday, acting Chairman Wills announced today.
Arizona republican., 1921-12-18
French NoUaL Plan
 Made Without Paris
 GoUernr1e7t Sanction

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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-05-15
ALBUQUERQUE GIRL
WINS THE STATE
EXPLANATORY TITLE
Miss Louise 'Dozier
Reading of Patsy Is
Awarded First Place

First honors IN the i-nlerEcholaatlc
girls dcclamafury contest held yes
to-day evening W Hodcy hall went to
que High school with her reading Of
Mis- Dozler's recitation was the
choice Of thc three Judges Of the con-
test. after n conference had n-ep acid
Z" decide upon the merits 81 the dec
n mniiens- The decision was based
upon the delivery 81 thu reading and
the stage anner OF the contestant.
sscord place IN the contest went
% Mias Gabrielle founf-liuntef or
Taos, who gave n selection from The
Pied piper OF Hnmeliu." Mias
Younr-uunfers reading Of the poem
vas given much favorable criticism
~ the Iudgea. Miss Aary Hanker 81
East las Veens won third honora ~
h"f spirited read'ne % ''Bobby shnf-
Tho fun Iisf of entries IN the con.
test was as follows. Leone Porter.
Ration. Death f'ed OF Beuedlet Ar
mold; Mary Garrett. santa ~. '.Hid-
inE the Rim Rock; Louise Springer.
Dawson. Periods Afnicton'': l.oA-
lee Dozier, A~lbuQuerquC Patsy:
Mary Humber. East las Vega. Hob
~ ~Shaftoe'. Norma Bailey. roswell.
-cuddy' Gabrielle Young. Hunter.
Taos, n selection from The Pied
Piper OF Hamelin Maud Mlchaeis.
Albuquerque, Father: Dorothy
Ham. Portaica, The Trial Of Abner
Barrowa."
While the Judges were conferrlne
over h awards. Miss Mary snnss
and Miss Emma Gcrhardf OF ne Tnl-
verHity sang a duet which Was muen
enjoyed by the audience.
AFTER ne contest last evening
me-inls were distributed 10 All mon
who placed IN the track events IN tho
afternoon. Medals for first place
we're % gold. those for second plac
OF silver, and those for third place OF
bronze. Thirty mine track men wers
awarded medals.
h remainder 81 the evening was
given over 10 = dance IN honor ~ the
visiting high school people. The stu
dent body OF the University acted az
hosts.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-05-15
Showing of Oil
In a Well Near
~Springerville, Ariz.

MA0DALENA. y. NJ May H.
Reports reached here today hat tho
Daunt We'll No. 4. near Snrineerrlile.
Ariznna which II being drilled nv the
hankcrs Petroleum company. Of Re-
serve New Mexico has been eanalnr
for some days ana that a showing OF
OIL has hcsn found In the hailinga.
The progrceH OF this we'll h being
watched with much Interest," ~ many
~ this community o. quite a num-
her % people here have leases near
the eastern border % Arixonr ind the
western torder 81 Socorro county.
Work has AGAIN BEGUN On the Es-
tell wei located some forty miles west
Of M~andalena and Il Il expected that
drilling will be steadily carried on
until the field a proven.
Other leases have been made OF
large tracts Ia eastern people ana thec
calculate TO begin work within about
sixty DAYS.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-05-15

Our business has Increased 10 the
point whore we Just had 20 have
more roou..
We nov have the Mcdowell a
co. office Tho old -. X. 10. SELLERS
office), where we VIII be In . very
fine position 10 give you prompt
and cfficient service as has always
been custom.
Three autos and salesman NJ
your services.
n will pay you 70 list your prop
efty With Us and get better ac-
quaintcd.
We insure anything inHurabie.
-Four reliable coinpaniea.
LEvERETT-zAPF a co.
200 W. Gold Ave. Phones s4O-s99
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-05-15

FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
5 rooms aud bath. ttb per month.
4 rooms and bath. $40 per month.
Right on street ear iina
MCKINLEY LAND a LUMBER co,
Phone 100.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-05-15
WANTED

Young lady with some cxpcricuce
iu tailoring.
30S SOUTH SECOND ST.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-05-15
Santa Fe Time Table
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wEsTnDUND-Daiy
tfain ~. vs. Arrive Depart
No. The scout 49,. J1opm s.35rla
SO. l-Caiif Limited I'D. foam nsioam
30. I-farxo Past 80. ~ loan llst5am
40. o-Tbe Navajo -..ll sAqpm ltl0am
HOCTHHOuND
No. 2o-Fi Paso fEp d. i0ii0pm
No. 3f--ki PaEo Exp iIt30am
EAHIhOUNn
No. 2-The Navajo -, asfspm a,a6pm
80. 4--Cahf Limited -. b:00rm Blopm
Re. so-s4eia Rs Eishi llspa ssoorm
l. PROM SOUTH
No. 2e-from faao. eis5pm
No. 10-from ~ Pnao f.00am
No. 80 eoHnects a belen With No. ~ fnr
Clovis, feeos VALLEY. ksnss, CITY and ouif
from Clovis And poinia east and south 81
Clovis.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-05-15

- fOH sAl.L-aeaI Esta.c Is
FOR HALE-A fine kome On East Silver
aveuue; also . vacant lot "eone i522-R
A fiNE f,.id.nre siie On Kart siivef i0Ox
200 feet, south front level. on grade. fine
view. aud a great bargain "a - goo. q. A.
hsmmond s44 last Silver. Phone li22R
FOR sAI.E-Tpewrtrrs "a
fuK SAtE-typewtitet first $40 takes
ln2t Mest Roma
AUk SALE, TYpEW RfTEhS-An Hnds.
both pev and second hand, bought aold,
'rnied snd repaired. Albuquerque Type
srier EsvAsnes Phoas eos-g iaa aoath
searts "
fAitAls Ant RANCHfS 81
FOR SAi.E-four room modern house. piece
Of land. sores. 90 fruit trees This
properly used 10 belong 30 Etifmfuln
Misra. for informrtihn address Luciano
q a. haca Jensr 90 o., New Nesico
FOR kkNf-S1 aere Alfalfa mnrh with gar.
den plot stN miles north Of Alluquefsae.
Ideal home for conYalesreut. All Improve
nents, which consist Of . room d%Nellins. hen
house garage. coal HOUSE. fruit aud vsEata.
tis room. are % adobe House consists ~
living room with built in library oombina
ton dining room and Kitchen WITH HT-n
sell pump drhin and sink m Kitchen.
olassei Boz flefplnr porch, LarFe lothss
flpfet Price f4i per month. Address T..
o. Box 2it Albuquerque, n "
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-05-15
FOR RENT

Restaurant and Lunch Counter COM
.pictcly equipped. Good business Good
opportunity for the right party.
si3 SOUTH FIRST ST.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-05-15

FOR SHIE-Kt meas asses. 81 Hss Tiss.
Poland China and berkshire. These pigs
weigh from IS 10 50 lbs. Prices rieAt Hos
aleks a. y q, Penney %. store
HAVE fOR SALE a. pfsss that arr
right, the following rsgisierei hnrefurd
cattle. - tvu.Year-o Cd bulls. ysaf-
old bulls a. tvo ear old hrifersi ~ one.
year old hrifers. For farther particulars
Nrte Juhn o. Bell, Nara Visa. Quay county
~. NJ
= POULTRY AND EtGs Is
NAkrtD-fo eel you = fsw p0ands 81
scratch pads a. Toe per pounL kvsnini
Hsraid tusineaa office.
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MISCELLANEOUS ~
TAXfDEkNIST AND FURR1ER J. z
Watson, izo South hroAd~aT. Albuqusr
que, N, Me1-
WAk1EpSCarshl kosaH hnishing ~ mae
tsr photographer; twice daily ~serviee. No
member, satisfaetion guaranteed send youf
hniahing 70 . reliable established firm
Han > a Hanna Master PhotaFraphsrs
KODAK NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. work.
manahip, prompt ~serviee; standard prios
return postafe paid on mail orders. Eodak
department Sunset Htndio, formerly bar.
nufn'a L. n. Hama 9is1 wsst Central
DhuSSMfkING 81
ALL linds Of dfrssmaklng phont I77t u
eIA = hroadNv Nm Webb.
- ROoMs WITH BOARD
on large room. newly iufnished: suiiahl'
Tor one or two Nth board. 1tT2 W
6ih w Fruit.
FOR kfNT-NicsIy mfnIshed front MON
first foor, adioining bath. private 90
trance no other rnnmefHi suiiahie Tor two
Hoard % dsslfed. 1909 West Centfal rhons
lass ~
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-05-15

Bay iotl snd 6dY them nov-56 n
With pated street Easy iefms-Why
paT fsnti We she have chsap loss N
the hiThlanda uhleh viii BE- raluatls
On Sceount n The nov shops. Ovn ycur
evn home. ,. d. keleher. an W. 0old.
Phone tio.
y. u. KELEHER
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-05-15
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TOR stIE-MiseIlaneous .
AUTO TEKif.EN ehesp l11l \ hras4eaf,
THY boddy's mHk. Phone 1ti3-nt. -
ITTNFlNG OTTFfT eomrief@. feHHITr ~
n. " r. A. Reasonable
|FOH SALf-Menhrsh ranHet ehesp; u $500
neatly ns~ 500 ". Nss Yori Ave-
|F0R NALL Thfee. room house modern; ako
five pasaenger ear cheap ~ owner tan
Hoe n Waiter
FOR sALE-rhrse stylish msns eoats, aIs
Or VII 'maas s.se iss ,fo1ss'' or
|HXKTEY DAVIDSON hieyeie. scod 81 asW
for sale ~ = bargain aito child'a cart.
wagon nnd chair. lis Soufh fuurth a.. 90
phone Jle
GIANT AUTO TINS. n. a. ford 1lrs.
stOlU aud tisz1. not seconds. s25
9auth Firht
FOk BxLE-fo ssL 81 Jsrssy mih ; dsy.
80 cents per fallon, a. ranch 81 mile
southwsat 81 herelas bridge. nlrhvay rad.
ron s.. sA y Tsns. y eI'Ssss.s., r zoe ,sEgo s''i Fssas
2i02J. o. address , ". Walker si1 y.
IDEPENDAbIE PLANfA-Fofto klco AID
all leading varieties Of sweet poiato
plants. alsa tomatoes: 300, tl2sf 1.0oo,
42.95i 5000, $1,000 Erg plants. sweet
and hot peppersi 100. 7bet 600. f1.23,
Bermuda onions. 1000, 800. Delitery
and count guaranteed. Send for deacsip-
tive folder. Dealers got my wha,esale
prices. Tesas' Pioneer Plant shipper, &.
ID. seweil. pearaall. TeHaa
Evening star., 1921-06-26
6ALESME

CAE OWNDRS preferred; selling to manufae-
etc; vsn ksown line Of iubrieatins oils. greas-
6 Fesf srsuss,, 3, a ssaiut., ste.; ;s. sssrsh,s = nea
s -: - ~SsseE = 'tSs Sssxs.x s sssss.t; - IN n
Wat = nv ~ AsW b naks ~ 1oeY.
lelsni PyasetS olaDss0, G1 ". a1ta +.
f2a0e2s1d, 0hiA
Evening star., 1921-06-26

TYP1sr-Must be expert. with past experience
In hukiness, rapid and careful and not afraid
Of hard Work; dictaphoae experience preferred
osil :Ss "a soes. liz os fees.sss.nis ia .ve n.1.
Monday between 2 and 3 pm. Applicants
come prepared to take q test.
Evening star., 1921-06-26
WANTED-HEIP

WRIST WATCH. gold, lady'A Reward
Moarpe It Phoae Col. 5<6S-
Evening star., 1921-06-26
WANTED-HELP

OPERATOR. white with knowl
edge OF typswritfng and possibly also of Ital
Ian. Address. with references. Box lob. Sual