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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-12-30

A GOOD ts1 siory residence near business
section where rooms are always In de-
mRnd Home aud income priced right on
mart terms g. A Hammond, S2t v. Silver
Phone 1879 "
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NEW YORK. Dec, 30.--Cotton fu-
lures closed barely atendy; January.
1891. March. SiS.p5; MAY. SIS 80.
July, $500, Ossobcr ti7iS.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-12-30

ron SAIL Fonr room modern bungalow
sisrping porch desirnhlr location u
HirhIaud CO.,, terms if desired Addrcsi
Has ~ rrrH Herald.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-12-30

NORTH SYDNEY, n s., Dec, so.-
The schooner Defender. from Halifax
TO Port Aux Basques. N. r.. with n
eral cargo. went ashore on Pctrie'H
Lodges late lat night ana will be n
total lOns. The crow landed nafely.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-12-30
MARKETS
New York Stocks

NEW YORK. Dec. 30.-Year-end
caused occasional ir-
regularity OF prices In the stock mar
ket today but the trend among in
and sprcialties was towards
levels. sales approNimatcd
700. 900 shares. The CLOSE was
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-12-30
DENVER.

DENVER, De-, 30-Cattio rercinta
soc; steady. beef stesrs, 5000 ~ Zoe,
cows aud hoifers. t4.0Om SIS: calves.
$500 H9.2b; bulls. ss.50WS.s5. stock
ors and feeders s4.bO@ 500.
Hogs. receipts 400. 20 cents lower;
tor. $40; buis. sG.76d7.iO.
sheep receipts. 2.20o; steady. lambs
SO. 00 ~ i02A: ewes. G3.60f5i2b
feeder lambs. t~E75W9bO
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-12-30
WHAT CONTINENT IS TEIIS7

Study This diagram and soc q you csn fsuss out what constituent
II represents
Decide what each part Of the picture means. add and subtract "a
directed, and the countrys name should result
The correct answer will be pnblshsd in tomorrow's Evening
Herald.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-12-30

Save systematically for next
Chriatmas-Join our Christmas
Savings Club. Firat saviags Bank
and Trust Company
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-12-30

MisCt1i-lak@oUs n
BEITsR KODAK FIEfsms6--n 10 better.
s. Hs.SlA s sS.si.s' P.sd on r.i c. SIa:i'' I hs
qusraue. n. Mer
WASTED-cArsfuI tossf hniskinf By mss
ter photographic. twire daily serviee. Re.
iiai.Ains to a reliable .ssi.Ljl.Asd firm.
H.nn. = nanna Master Pbstosrspssrs
DREssMAKING. 81
MADAME RoSE[saits. coats, dresses, far.
made or alteted Room Q. sta,s Hotel
slLRr ASb pRrssmAKrsa' 5o1 3 "a.
Phone I4s0-J
ACCORDION PLEATIS0-skIrs and Taf.
fles Of All kinds. n. Crane. ans n.
seyeHih sifeet
pound A. Evenlng Herald business afffea.
MONEY To EoAS. 81
CONFIDENTIAL loans on lsveiry. dIaaonds,
S.'etss. Liberty Bond, pianos; susome,
yt-t RoaS.a 10 =. .,sls
PROFESSIONAL CARDS rs
DIR. AEFRED THELTN.
Dentist
Phone 62s. 1i6h South Third.
open Evenings. Dental X-Ray
DIR. S. {. CLARKE
h' s.. s.u s ssss and r''''1- o Rs:s: SIZED
oins. Hour. . % IA . y. and . 70 ,. N.
LisGAL NOTICES -
NOTICE or SUIT
No. 1a,itL.
STATE or NEW MEXiCU,
County ~ Rerualllo.
la the District Court
sara Black plaintiff
james Black. defendant
To the Hhnye uamvd defendant
YOU are hereby notified that d suit has been
ulod against you In tho said court aud touaty
by the ahoye named plHiutlG. IN which the
and tho custody II tho child on The rrosnds
Of abandonment and nor. support And you
arc further notified that unless you enter
said cause on or before the gard day ~ Jan.
nary, 4 D., 1922 judgment will be rendered
IN Aaid cause against yon by default And the
relief prayed for viii be granted.
The Mans Of tho plaintin's attorney b
Modesio & ortiL whose postnnice address il
~, West Central avenue, Old Albuquerque.
FRED CRoLLoTT
.,, By HARRY p LIE
natAL! Deputy.
NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT. "
No. 22ll
VA thf ffnhhte Auurft county OF herualilln.
state Of New Mexico.
In tho Matter Of the Estate Of Byron IL.
Ives. deceased
Notice Is hereby giye- that the under.
signed was on the 22hd day Of December.
1921 duly appointed executor ~ the estate
% Byron ~. 1vcs, deceased. by tho probate
court ut BcrnalIib county. and having quail
ned ~ such executor, all prrtons having
claims against the esthte Of said deeedont
A." hereby notified and required 10 present
tho sane 10 tho undrnigncd In the manner
end within thu time prescribed by law
Dated thie 22nd day OF December. 1921.
WRIST SAVINGS RAM a TRUST COM.
PANN or ALBuQU tRQUE. n. NJ
xemto
ny = v COX
Secretary Treasurer.
Dee 80 30 Jan 6i3
Scratch pads, 10 cents pound at
The Evautna4 Herntd
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fOn s%ALr-non-- y

10 ROOMS large sleeping porchcs, close In
large lot. sb.5OuO 90. Teens to suit YOU
see owner ~ ath south Third ",
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-12-30
Produce

KANSAS CITN. Doc so Butter,
and poultry unchanged. ~
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-12-30

HARVEY AFRO SPRINGS Tor Al earsi
guaranteed j. Korber & Co. Aibuqusr
.. a
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-12-30
''DoNr.s.-rnR wIsInNn

''DONr's"-FnR WISHING
pont vish you could find a iob-Flad a.
Don't Wish You could rent your apaft
nisat-Rent w.
Doe'l Wish yau soala sell your home-
Howi
Ny u.irg the Hefald's Classifisd eolumaa.
Phons sts
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-12-30

1921 Chevrolet Coupe
In Al condition. good tires. unhnl-
stery Ia excellent condition. Must
sell sad owner Ia willing 20 sacrifice
Can be sssn a.
CENTRAL AUTO Is MACHINE
WORKS
k2s West Central Phone ltl
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-12-30

GARAGE foR RENr 6el Ea4l cellsal
FOR RENT-Store room. NORTH Third 81,
opposite Herald 0thce
FOR RENT-Onice space IFS South foutth
0punsito pnstnfice. Phone Tth-I.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-12-30
A II BUREAU ELECTION
iSncclnl - The ucraldl

CLOVIS. n. NJ. DC. 30-The
Pleasant I'M local farm bureau met
at Texico last week y elected ofl-
Gers for the coming year. a. follows
President. Jim kaye; Vioe president,
Wilson Davis; aecrctnry-trehrurer.
Jerry blackwell. Jr.; raogram com
mittee. Russell Davis end Mrs a. \.
Smith The meetings will be held
once each month, the FIRST meeting
Tor the year beng on January sixth.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-12-30

RADfATOUs made aud repaired. shfincr's
Radiator shop ga Norih Fourth
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-12-30

Teen platc battery 6ts Bsi-k sindcbakor.
~ rinnd sa. etc Roth batteries prnc
NiIv new prirra very reasonable. Me
dvnsh Auto Company COS W Central
NUgTAI uasd car bargains. 1891 Dodge
Naurinr driven 1000 milrs 1921 oakland
l6ndition and "a Mitchell sIs touring. hrrt
,l,sg r,nditiou. Many others. Prices vcrv
reasorsbi. af will trade. Mcintosh Auto
g,mpa,v ans " Central.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-12-30

ali res used phfia Maxwell. StndchaheT
REQ and chalmers cars SOS ". Central A."
USED CARS bought. sold snd traded
terms n desired Mriutosh Auto Co.. COS
W Cantrnl Phone hG2
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1921-02-08
WOMAN HIT BY AUT0|
DIES OF INJURIES
Miss Mary Havenner Victim
of Traffic Accident.
Other Mishaps.

Miss Mary Havenner. 521 18th street
southeast, employed as a telephone
operator at the north exchange. was run
over by motor truck while crossing in
front of 1740 14th street last night and
died at Children's Hospital a few hours
later as a result of her injuries Miss
Thelma Peden, eighteen years old. 206
Indiana avenue, who was walking with
Miss Havenner at the time Of the acct
dent. was struck by the truck and her
ankle was broken.
The truck was driven by Frank G.
Weaver, 1927 T. street southeast. He was
arrested by police of the eighth precinct
and held to appear at an inquest which
Coroner hewitt will conduct at the
morgue late this afternoon.
Autoistx Held for Grand Jury.
Morris Goren, owner of the auto
mobile that killed Wilbur Herman
Potter. nine years old, 752 18th street
southeast, almost in front of his homt
Saturday afternoon. and David Port
now. who was receiving instructions
in operating the car, were held for
the. action of the grand jury at an
| inquest conducted at the morgue yes
terday afternoon by Coroner hewitt.
1t was testified that Portnow, who
was driving the car. was taking MS
first lesson. Goren told the jury the
machine was in good running order
and that he tried to stop it when he
realized the danger. He did not sue
coed, however. and the car struck and
killed the boy.
Goren and Portnow were at liberty
on $4,000 bond. Following the re-
port Of the verdict they gave a new
bond and were not detained. Police
of the fifth precinct will place the
testimony before the district attorney
in a few days and the grand jury
may take up the investigation before
the end of the month.
Other Traffic Accidents.
A collision between the automobile
Of Frank Carpenter, 1916 H street,
driven by Arthur E. Ward. and a mo-
tor vehicle of the American Railway
Express Company, driven by Carl N.
Thomas, 1922 Warder street, occurred
at 18th and 1 streets yesterday after
noon. Both vehicles were damaged.
Willard Shinlev, 400 G street, was
owner and driver of an automobile
that collided with a Capital Traction
car in front of 1445 14th street last
night about $3.50 o'clock The street
car and automobile were damaged.
William Jeffries, 3431 Porter street.
and G. T. Smallwood. s143 10Th street,
were owners and drivers of automo-
biles that collided at Columbia road
and 18th street about IL o'clock last
night. Slight damage to the automo-
biles resulted, the police reported.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1921-02-08

to be held at Convention Hall, March
IL to 10.
The following were elected to active
membership: Peterson Motors Washing
ton, Inc; York-Parkhurst Motor Com
pany Greer Motor Company. Hill lib
bits. Gibson Motor Company. Tulsa
Motor Company, the Wenner Company.
f. l.. Wittstatt and the Southern Garage
Company, Inc. To associate member
ship: j. b. Holohan. Russell r. Barrett,
r. G. Howard, George Sewer. Harold r.
Northup and w. s. Carr.
Two reels of Aim entitled 1.-THE Tire
Strike and IA Trip Through a Tire
Factory" were shown. through the cour-
tesy of the B. F. Goodrich Rubber Com
pany.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1921-02-08
MINSTRELs FOR SCOUTS.
Entertainment Will Be Given TO
the Benefit Of New Troop.

A minstrel show by the Boy Scouts
Of the Holy Name Church will be
given for the benefit of scout troops
recently organized in that parish at
Gonzaga College Hall tonight. The
entertainment, the first of a series
of annual events, will be held under
the auspices Of the council OF admin
istration.
pastor Of the church, fs in direct
charge Of the scouts. and is assisted
by several former officers. Father
Carroll is winner Of the distinguished
service cross and also wears decora-
tions bestowed by the British and
French governments.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1921-02-08
MRS. HARDING TO SERVE.
Has Accepted Invitation to Be
Patroness Of Coalition Club,

Mrs. Warren G. Harding has ac-
cepted an invitation to be patroness
for the Coalition Club of George
Washington University. it was an
nounced today by Miss Dorothy
Johnston. secretary of the sorority.
Mrs. Wendell p. Stafford, wife of AS
sociate Justice Stafford of the Dis
trict Supreme Court, also has consented
to serve as patroness
The Coalition Club was formed
nearly a year ago to cement the
various departments in social way
and to unity scholastic and athletic
activities.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1921-02-08
PLAN D. c. VOTE Meeting.
Chamber Of Commerce to Complete

Arrangements for the national rep
resentation" meeting of the Chamber
OF Commerce to be held February II
will be completed by the executive
committee Of the organization at a
meeting to be held tomorrow at l: 80
o clock, according to announcement
made by Secretary A. E. Seymour.
Tomorrow night the membership
committee. Of which Sidney West is
chairman, will meet and Friday night
the law and legislation committee,
headed by James T. Lloyd. will con :
slider the Ball rent act and the pro-
posed notifications of 1t, now before
Congress-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1921-02-08

hereafter. He chose for last nights
ent ertainment a musical comedy at
the National in contrast with the
more serious production, Abraham
Lincoln" which he saw on his first
visit. He was accompanied by Mrs.
Wilson and her brother. John Ran
dolph Boiling.
The audience. not so much taken by
surprise as last week. Immediately
rose and cheered loudly when Mr.. Will
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1921-02-08

son entered the box. The President
responded by bowling He applauded
several times during the performance
by striking the floor with his cane
He seemed to enjoy the show thor
oughly. and at the close was given an
ovation by the audience, which. ris-
ing, cheered and yelled.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1921-02-08
SEES AUTO TRADE BOOM.
q. v. Fleming Addresses D. G. As
sociation-Plans for Show.

THIS 1Or SHOW.
An era Of prosperity in the automotive
Industry during the coming administra-
ton was predicted by Robert V. Fleming,
cashier of the Riggs National Bank In
an address to more than one hundred
members Of the Washington Automotive
Trade Association last evening at their
February meeting at the City Club.
Mr.. Fleming advised members who do
not take their bankers into their con-
fidence and give full details of their
business to change bankers.
Rudolph Jose. chairman Of the show
and publicity committee, explained prog
ress in arranging for the first annual
automobile, truck and accessory show
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1921-02-08
PRESIDENT AT THEATER.
Sees Musical Comedy and APP
plauds With His Cane.

President Wilson last night again
attended the theater. and. according
to those about the White House who
are close to him, he will very likely
visit at least one theater each week
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1921-02-08

Owls boot by the simple process of
closing their bills. putting out their
cheeks. and then letting out the air.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1921-02-08

In India last year l,162 people
were killed by tigers.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-06-09
PRESENTING rmE FACTS.

Have you ever stopped - analyH. the
prOpo siti0n Il a cVurt hOus' herr N
Rrisc,- County, What d. yVu soplVse
a slso. coo building would cyst in bNv.
Ia indy lilalsf Of course Il would haNv
to hc estimated On rval estate. And our
real estate has the SMALLEST sssc-sc'i
valuation VI any county on thu Plains
our land Is asscsssd HISS than many
counties whose hnd u SELLING a, halt
tho pic, II ours. II would takc lSss
than 80 cents ca the sieo ASSESSED Nal
aation. u you have u quarter ssc'i"n
~ land that " Assessed AZ slsee, "
would cOst yOu stso tax, THIS h es-
than TIA Cea,s en- slVo TVal Valuation
Why N you suplosv non rvsi,seut oNn
er- as~ ~ wilnns L. haVc a ncw court
house. How ate they bsn,utvdf Thstv
il only enc answer. The mrroas" ~
m. value II their land, And this rats
in value viii tsnefit yVu Jus, as mueh
b. sias ,hc ether quasi yoU would SCI
trCm d. Then the taxes VIII h. ~
ducsd each YEAR IN prul~s,'on u tb'
amoun, ut the principal TIA, Is ls''d -
SilVerton star,
You arv doing exactly r,ghi IN the
matter presenting the Facts. u ana
movement can not stand on tbs taets' y
!. time o. ,l,ze u out and takv up
cauSs that h fo1r.sauarv With the ess
Interests at the l'solilv'
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-06-09
NORTHWEST TEXAS PRESS

foreign alliances" has dWiudlvd into
nothlngn,ss as the Chief Executive and
his foll,w,ts begin to rcaliso that
America IL world power In ana with
In the World rather than ai0t, trVm
the world Il Is a sad blow to rvpuhh'
can pride to r,aliEc that MOoslruw VIII
sun wns righ, IN placing this na,iVo
along side Engapd and France In the
attempt IL sulVv the worlds problems,
The republicans nov rValirc that they
have made terrible mess II things
In America nv refusing To- make pcocc
with Europe in urlcr ,ha, trade m.eh,
be- r,-csiahlishcd, President HARDING
IL quietly trying 10 draw his party into
the position u should haNc taken
months ago. Politics Is u funny think,
Randall County News,
Its u pretty SURE hlng that ftesi'
den, Harding Is sitting In a, the r'sh'
analc when W hear such birds as III
ram johnson auawk, uld" hirm" Is
A natural barn kicker and mus, hSN'
something, az some one against wh"n
/ To vent hls spleen. lrVsldent har'tnl
/ has shown h.ms,lt t. H. a nal AuNt1
/ can. a pal man. n regular fellow "a TAT
and - long aS h. continues, thc ~
s,ructionls,S In his own IortN MI
/ Keen '.r up" In thu criticism lime.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-06-09
NY GARDEN

NV garden il a pleasant place
az sun glory and lcaf rraCc,
There Is an ancient cacuy no
wh,rc yellow wJth,ts sing to me,
Aud an old Ftapc orhor who're
\ robin builds her nest, and there
Above the lima beams and pcas
She croous her little melodies,
Her hluc Cggs hidden IN the gwen
Fas,noss Of that loaty screen.
llcrc arc striped sinnias tina, ices
Flv FAR 20 visit; aud sweet lCas
Like little butterflies newborn,
And over hy the tasscl,d corn
Are sunilowCrs and holNhocks
llcrV are hummin. birds that come
To SICK the tall dclphmium,
Sungrcss hd and sccntlcss flower
Cominuning In y golden hour.
There Is no blue Ike the Nuc cup
The tail dcd,hinlum holds up,
M, sky, no, distan, hill. nor SEA.
Sspphiyr. nor iapis iahuh,
Ny lilac ,r,vs a,c old and tall,
I can not reach their bOcm AZ all.
They sind their perfume over trees
And rOols aud s,rvc,S, ,o find the hecs
Louis nriscoiL
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-06-09
RESTORING coon nu NOR

RE education In goui humof" puts IN
fcwest wur,ls thc expression q one ~
the world ncc,ls vf thu day, Tho enligh,'
cniag phrase originated with a Partisan
journalist. Louis tNreSt sOmc weeks
agO, lic perceived What mus, crop ont
here and thew. d,slitc thu wcllleOVcd
tvmle yamCntal sclf'tahncc ~ his adj
mitahle COuntfymVn's weakness fer
dwelling mentally among the darker
thlngs-thc sostows. the emblt,ermcnts
the dislllustons. the mlsgiViaes, II may
vastly happen that th0sc who give IN
To this tendency win grow less ap, 10
perceive and lmprovS the brighter shin
u hfe tn, cavern too lung frcauentcd,
It's dcnlsVn loscs hts pswvr to Iercclve
ugh, ITSELF
Al this hOlls true here With us as
W,u as AMONG Ihc >yeuch, save tor a
possihle diffvrvucc ~ dsyrve, The ne
education IN ecodhum0r" mlsht, With
profi,. take s0me pupils among the dis
aIaoln,ed business servke aAd anlon
hhar men fur whom Ia their estimation
/ the sun shines M mOrc, Tho s0ealled
American seuse ~ humor consists htrs.
~ II this very gOoslhunor which all
must kcep az, having los,, tegain, II
forms national resource that We can,
ne, allow lew wars VI hard pSago 10
li>slIsle,
IN national matters les ficld Cor "
stored go,sl humor quite as important
as tho pefsoi,sl i,eld \ morc eheetfnl
disposition To sec the hish,er rcsslhll
tiles wOuld have Tendord tho German
terms % Eeioymen, months agN Every
one would have bcen that much farther
ahead ON the way a. eConVmlc recovery,
Tbs Polish lnsurgynts now Nmran, "
vpIer Silcsia might, with a little great
20 amcnahhty u the moro favorable
side ~ things have seen that thcy
would quite probably obtain a consld
cradle share u the Silcslan mine ares
under the plehScitc IN any Ease. aud
that nothing justified tho pesslmlsm
which prompted a violent, ruthless
mood. -
Without going into the details "a ma
lioual conduct. one may safely say tha
nations In general as well as individual
mus, seek In their policies the guli
tnre ~ new serenity of the hin,
achieved ny the forcc ~ internal ~
solve 10 dominate the complex ~ dreaS
and bitterness. This II not a counsel o.
PERFECTION, Tor nations that have nc
quilted themselves ~ brilliantly as hav
the great dcmoeracies during tho has
seven years Thosc who follow |, canno
but gain, The world approaches a tim
when confidence and belief In bette
ihngs viii hccome the order Of the day
baltimore News undl
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-06-09
WHY DELAY TuE WORK.

street PAVING continues L. bc non
est In Childrcss, The delay Is said To-
H. caused by a strike N the hrick wards
al Thurl.r ia, u there u small chance
~ an early delivery ~ brick from that
sourc. The Ios, believes Il would H. a
good plan tn Try ,o get them fro'n some
other place. either In or out ~ the
state. |, viii soon h. a YEAR since the
first work ot paving was started AMI
surely u In now Iossihle To- get et'ck
delivered from sume Sourcc--childress
Peat.
Brother Thomas II correct In his de-
sire to sec improvements go forward
The city needs the paving and the mel
therealoui have Necessity Tor the work
q combination that u difficult Ia meel
in any other way than by pr0c.e'iinr
without undue delay.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-06-09
p,.isan el.a,ilea In llena.

\ gosd acal u heing siid alout 'hs
danger Of drinking the 'uosnshlne'
b,oze that II now ON the WarSrl Tue
fussI on aud blue Vitrol that l. p,ces
sariy "A Ne found in white mule' ne
auentN takes ~ toll of victims a. us
and where there viii h. no 'woon
shine" bat an eternal day
Reports now come that Il u no estlei
with the "bottlcd la band. fhoss
WHOSE Iocket hooks psuni,l,d lhem y
purchase the superior grades ~ illlrN
liquor have smackcd their hl's as they
read CA the bottles purchased suct
brands az "Old crow" "iiih A hiil
and other wellknswn American brand
u nuuor. Then those that paid
fancler prize s,ill read ON their bottles
brands q "Gordon's Gin. Thrive STA
ilcnneSy Cugnac." etc.
Information now comes tina, an q
these brands are forged The fedora
agents were for a while ,hcmselve
fuolcd. hat now can easily dcieci M
fraud They tell us that when thes
shipments ~ carloads of liquor fT "a
port PASS through Texas ca their wa
to Mexico and then hter On hquo
with these familiar brands II found viii
the hooil.ggsrs. the liquor indiratln
that u was a part at the original shil
ment "a Mexico returned that the Who'll
thing ~ fraud. What really happen
IL this The liquor h shlpis'd throur
a. 1uursg or Ma,amorus or s"ine "'he
border town and there adulieratcd VII
things unimaTlnable, hat poducin
three az four times as much as ~
original h,nded stuff rcto,tld the h.
ties latsiod with the familiar brand an
marked 'cxpnrt' and sent riEhi h'e
into Texss o. ~ tooil,rrsd ~ fame
lpfice They ell us that hnmense shil
merits 1T hnitlos have bscn mfde n"
some q ihr bottle cnceruf II ihc u"'
'O thst. NrKican towns.
iia Wa a. the i,ooyefa and siill mo-
We; " u lsut poisonous "mo"nshln'
u 4 stil mufe poisonous "hoitl"i
lbond. Home and Stale.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-06-09
YOUR STAND u coon,

Fly killing tim" should L. the year
around. with double and auadronple
sffof, hlst a, this time "a the war
Klnlng a nv now means the destroying
Of several hundreds In a few weeks
f1leS arc one % the worst enemies to
health. besides the nuisance they are
around a place when YOU want 20 take
Q summer nap Fly killing campaigns
are hslng wagvd IN many cities and "
would be a good scheme for Miami
Screens are positively necessary, E~d
scresns io" and then destroy every pos'
sihl. breeding place fvr the little pests
Miami Ch.ef.
EiitCr Waggoncr u The Miami chief
has The rlght ldea as 10 the best meihod
% csrntatting the flv-conlat him with
ca, Y, w and untA his sun gees doar
% riss NO mere, II the mesquite could
te tanlshsd from Panama why cannot
the fv ~ eliminated from America