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Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-10-31
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MR.. CHUCK CHUCK

MIR. CHUCK DISAPPEARS.
Now we want to, find out just what
happened to- Mr.. tChaekawhen he left
the Hunter to rctnEnsftps#the meadow
where his children Were waiting for
him. He had given$$the Hunter. his
gun and told him .what@the King of
the Forest had said, The Hunter
as he saw good Mi. Chuck starting
away. the old spirit Of desire for
game took possession of him again
and before he knew it he was raising
the gun to his shoulder. What for.
did you, say! Well. he had in mind
shooting the 'Woodchuck who dug
holes in his meadow.
He never once thought how the
Chuck had been kind enough to re-
turn the lost gun. = Neither Mr..
Chuck or Tinker Bob had to return
the gun but it didn't belong to them
and the Kings desire was that every
one should have what was theirs. IT
was the Hunters gun, therefore he
should have it.. $
Now that he had it the Hunter
raised it toGhis shoulder to shoot the
one who had returned it to. him. The
King OF The Forest had seen such
creatures before. There were a few
IN he forest who always came to him
when in trouble n as soon as they
were out they started to make more
trouble. But Tinker was really sur
prised to think the Hunter would
manifest such a disposition toward a
harmless fellow like Mr.. Chuck.
Tie Hunter was ready to shoot and
poor Mr.. Chuck was SO frightened
that he did not know what to do, He
ran one way and then another. There
was not a hole any, place about. for
Chucks do not live so close to the
Hunter. His hair stood straight I'm
on his back. He searched for a place
to hide. The Hunter was taking aim
and was going to shoot when the sight
was just right. 1t vas at this time
that Tinker Bob did his work.
The King had promised MI. Chuck.
that he should not be harmed, and he
was always ready to make good his
promise. He tapped the Stone OF
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-10-31
Franklin Club
Issues Yearbook

Following is the annual calendar Of
meetings arranged by the program
committee of the Franklin club and
published in the clubs annual year.
book, which has recently been is
sued:
November 17-What About Disarm-
Mr.. Towne.
Hostesses-Mrs. Bush, Mrs. Jen-
kins.
December S-The Life and Influence
of Dante
Miss Whitley.
Hostesses-Mrs. r. B. Griffith,
Mrs. Willis.
Mr.. Williamson, Mrs. wills.
Mr.. Simpson, Mrs. Young.
Hostesses-Mrs. Libby, Mrs. Simp-
.,a.. son.
February 2....... Lest We Forget,
Mr.. Kane.
Hostesses-Misses Fulton. John
stone, Davies. whitley, Nc
cumber. Pfeiffer.
February 70 s,
An Evening WITH Our Honorary.
Members. DIV
Miss Johnstone, Mrs. Campbell. n
Hostesses-Mrs. squires, Mrs. Paul
B. Griffith.
March 1e-Party Mad as March
- Hares' Il
+. Mrs. Leonard. Mrs. Libby, Mr..
II Gillette. "
Hostesses-Mrs. Towne, Mrs. Mars
den. "
April S.. Happening at Washington
!, DR.. GraSsick, Paul B. Griffith.
Hostesses-Mrs. Ladd, Mrs. Leon
ard. %
, April 27.........A Book of Interest
! Mrs. Ireland.
Hostesses--Mrs Cooley, Mrs.
French.
May Is
! Music, Annual Business Meeting 4.
Mr.. Conte. ii.
Hostesses-Mrs. Williamson, Mrs.
Young. 81.
Mesdames Howard F.. Simpson, Guy
Ireland and Paul B. Griffith constitute
the program committee.
On the arrangements committee for
the year arc Mesdames Hugh E. Will.
lis. Il. B. Griffith and r.. R.. Jenkins;
The committee on membership con-
sists of Messrs. Ladd, Ireland, n
Mesdames Campbell, Young and
| Marsden. j.
The officers o f the Franklin club,
with w. P.#Davies. president. are: ri:
First Vice President-Mrs. Agnes
Rex. ~
Second Vice Prcsident-Mr. 6. A.
! Abbott.
| secretary-Treasurer- Mrs. j.. NJ.
Gillette. 4
DR.. and Mrs. l.. l.. Eckman. Hotel
re-. - o-~ect ~ loQ We on WadnpR-
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-10-31

Announcement of the engagement
of Miss Ethel II. Young to Ben Bergen
of Grand Forks has just been made
by Miss Young's mother, Mrs. Laura
Young, number A, Improvement
block. The date of the wedding is
announced to be November Q.
X X X
Branch number one of the Old
Peoples Home association will meet
on Tuesday afternoon in the parlors
OF the church. An important feature
of the meeting will be a report on the
successful food sale conducted on Sat
urday. Mrs. A. j. Hulteng and Mrs.
Paulsen were in charge OF the sale.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-10-31

knowledge and Mr.. Chuck was out of
sight. s,
This startled the. Hunter. He
rubbed his eyes and looked as hard
as he could to SEQ where Mr.. Chuck
had gone. 1t was no use for him to
look for no one could see him. Then
Tinker Bob who was also no visible
spoke to the Hunter.
Said he Why do you try to kill
the fellow who brought 0 back your
gum He had the gun before he gave
1t to o and could have killed YOU.
But he knew that it was your gun and
that lie should give it back. That is
what he did and now you want to kill
him."
The Hunter trenbled at the sound
OF a. voice when he could see no one.
oh, ! will never do it again il YOU
Will leave me-" he answered.
II will cave you" said the King.
but will watch you for you did not
tell the truth BEFORE" Then the
Hunter ran for the house and Tinker
FOB went to the forest.
Iomorrow-Sammy Works Hard.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-10-31
Plans Recital
Thursday Might

The recital program of Miss Ethel
Evingson, pianist. will be given on
thursday evening. November 3. in
nounced. Miss Evingson. who is a
pupil of Miss Adelaide Okell, will be
assisted on her program next Thurs
gay by Miss Ausilga Sorenson, violin
ist. and Miss Valborg Aakhus, ac-
companist.
The opening number will be given
at . O'Clock in Corw:n hall and all
friends and music patrons interested
arc invited.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-10-31
LUMBER CRAFT CAPSIZED.

Mobile, Ala, Oct. 31.-The three
masted schooner J.. w. Somerville, St.
Andrews Bay, Fla to San Juan, Por-
to Rico, with a lumber cargo, was
found dismasted and capsized forty.
miles off Dry Tortugas, according to
all telegram received today by J.. W.
Somerville OF Gulfport., owner of the
vessel. Asi5 81 VI M Y
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-10-31

Premier Lloyd George of Great
Britain/recently saw for the first time
his newest g%randchild, the second
daughter Of Mrs. Carey Evans, Lloyd
Georges daughter. Mrs. Evans brought
her family, including little Miss
Flunyd, to the Downing-st home of
the premier to a gathering of the
family.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-10-31

Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Nebish and
daughter, Evelyn. attended the we'd
d1ngs of Mrs. Nebish's two brothers
last week. Benjamin H.sRadke and
Miss Lillian Maude Ralston of Crystal
were married in the home, of the
brides father on Thursday at high
noon. On Wednesday Edward z.
Radke and Miss Jessie Van Sanity Of
Hoople, N. D., were married.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nebish returned to
their home in this city the latter part
OF the week.
,4HA % X X X
5tt With her two daughters, Rogene
and sBetty. Mrs. Chester NJ. Warner
vii leave tonight to spend the winter
with her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. S. w.
Streeter, at st. Joseph, Mo.
M A4sscard party will be given next
Wednesday evening by the ladies Of
St. Michaels Altar society. Grand
nolaS5will be played and refreshments
Will be served at the close of the
game Hostesses for the evening will
Pc b Fifth street ladies Of the So
n ladies of St. PauIs Guild have
announced a rummage sale to be con
Quoted next Saturday. November s,
IN the Guild hall. Anyone having do
nations has been asked to call 954J.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-10-31
Auxiliary Will
Meet on Mondau

The November meeting of the
auxiliary of the local post of the
american Legion will be held on Fri
Gay afternoon. November 4, in the
club rooms, Mrs. J.. B,
Wlneman presiding. The meeting is
to.'be of a purely business nature, and
VIII open at 3 o'clock promptly, for
a brisk session.
Plans will be completed at this
time for the auxiliavy's part in the
Arm1stice Day celebration on Friday,
November II.
The Ladies' Aid of the First LII
theran church. at it's regular meeting
on Thursday afternoon, will make
piansf for the annual Christmas bazaar
whlcn Is to be given on December /,
Hostesses at the Thursday meeting will
be Mesdames Anna Fadness and J.. F.
Thorvildson.
For Miss Muricl O'Keefe, bride
elect, invitations are being issued by
Mrs. Leo johnson and Miss Lillian
Valley for a miscellaneous shower to
De given "Wednesday evening in Miss
Valleys home. Riverside Park.
Mrs. Grace Carroll Tuttle will enter
tain for Miss O'keefe on Thursday
night, and on Friday evening Mrs.
Sherman Lowe will be at home in
formally in Miss O'keefe's honor.
Mrs. George H. Wilder was hostess
to the Monday club this afternoon in
her home. 964 Belmont avenue. The
usual two tables were in play.
X X X
The Ladies' Aid Of st. Marks Luth-
eran church is completing
ments for its annual autumn supper
to be served next Wednesday evening
in the church dining room from 5 to
3 o'clock.
Officers elected at the recent an
nual meeting of the Grand Forks
County Sunday School convention held
in 1nkster follow:
President-Mrs. Angus J. Johnston
of Grand Forks.
Vice president (1st district)-John
Hesketh of Gilby.
Vice president (2nd district)-
Thomas Radcliffe of Larimore.
Vice president (3rd district)-Mrs.
Lille B. Smith of Thompson.
Secretary--Miss Olive NJ. Dahl of
Grand Forks.
Treasurer-Mrs. Pearl Stevens of
Inkster.
Children's Observation-Disclosures. S.
Paige johnson OF Grand Forks.
Young Peoples superintendent
Mrs. f. l.. Mclean of Gilby.
Adults Observation-Disclosures Tut
tie of Grand Forks.
Administrative superintendent -
Mrs. G.. NJ. Naylor of Larimore.
Educational superintendent-E. j.
Whailian of Larimore.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-10-31

DR.. and Mrs. L. l.. Eckman. Hotel
Frederick, expect to leave on Wednes-
day by motor to spend the winter In
St. Paul.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-10-31

Mr.. and Mrs. A. Lem, Mrs. A. P.
Clifford and W. H Alexander. are ex-
pected to return this afternoon from
Fargo, where they spent the week
end They motored to Fargo on Sat
urday with Mr.. and Mrs. James. A..
Dinnie and Mesdames w. H. Alex
ander and S. e.. Fredericks, who are
en- route to Minneapolis. Mr.. Dinnie
few days and the rest Of the party
will continue to California. where
they will spend the winter. Mr..
Dinnie expects to go to California in
January.
Mr.. and'Mrs. Frank Duggan. pau
line Lazier) returned on Sunday even
ing to their home in Lakota, N. D.,
after spending the week end here as
guests of Mrs. Duggan's parents. Mr..
and Mrs. c.. e. Lazier. $40 Belmont
avenue.
The Women's Progressive club will
meet Tuesday afternoon at the home
Of Mrs. A. II. Beebe. 614 Griggs we
nue.. The assisting hostesses will be
Mrs. Fred Kennedy, Mrs. G. w.
Campbell and Mrs. j. r. Baker. It is
the plan Of the club to carry on home
missionary work in the western part
of the state. it was announced this
morning.
S. T. Ball of Winnipeg came to
Grand Forks on Saturday to visit his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. William Ball,
1919 University venue. for a week.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-03-01
TO HAVE
NEW PICNIC GROUND
Forestry Officials Will
Build Road Into San
Lorenzo Canyon

Albuquerque is TO have another pie
ME ground this summer. II Is To- DE
san Lorenzo canyon, eighteen miles
EAST Of Albuquerque,
Ward shepard. supervisor OF the
Mauznuu forest, announced this morn
ing hat q road rs 90 hv built from
the san Antonio road east OF Tilcrar
To tho canyon The survey necessary
for the building OF the road has been
completed. hr said. and IN" actual
construction or tho new road VIII
begin next week
The new road viii leave tho san
Antonio road one half mile east Of
Tilrras and viii stretch for e half
mile tu the Duuylu. Mr.. shepard says
mat san Lorruzu canyon is ana ideal
place for q picnic ground Tn" ,tn-
yuu has au abundance of shade trees
u lars" water illl aud plenty off rIu-
ming water
IN, forest ,nryis. has not CONF
plptcd plans for tine opening ~ th"
ground. hut 10 Is believed THAT tho
Cuop,ru'iuu of sum' civic body VIII
be- asked ln making the ground am
ideal one for mountain parties. Mr.
shepard said today that thu new road
o. the canyon could hr completed lu
several weeks.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-03-01
Bill Would Make
Travelling Auditor
Appointee of Governor

SANTA FE. Murch IA bill Co r"-
store appointcmcnt Of the state tray
cling auditor to the governor was in
troduocd In the senate Monday night
hy Chairman Rcinburs OF the senate
finance committee.
The appointment would be FOR a
term ~ five years ana M act would
prohibit removal from office only on
proof uf malfoasnnce or misfcasanc".
IN" conditions OF enur" and tho
length 81 the term being designed to
remove the travelling auditors office
us Ear as possible from political in
fluonoo and make the office an In
strumcut OF close and impartial in
sp"ctiou Of an public accounts under
IA" general direction at and report
ing To- the governor. Biennial reports
giving tho substance 81 all reports
submitted 10 the travelling auditor by
state. county n school Officers.
would De required.
Tho office OF travelling auditor was
mad" "a part OF the state auditors
offic" In 1917, tho travelling auditor
and his assistants being appointed by
and reporting TO the state auditor.
Prior To that time tho appointment
had been made by the governor hut
the term n Tor two years. and was
virtually az the pleasure Of the hovcr-
nor.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-03-01
TWO WHO DRANK
POISON TO RECOVER
Series of Accidents Fol
low I h e
Actions

The seasons why Pedro Torres ana
bella chavez, s~wo,thcarts, took
poison las, night, remained a mystery
Today. The former Is ~ s. Joscph's
H..u initial IN o serious condition and
.Uu rlfl iq at her home. 1910 Williams
.,t. urs. W. Il Iuy'lnc" u j $.
f...f,ri3y. physicians who wor" cali
,H said today that IA" We pruls,hly
will recover. Tho drinking ~ the
100. .un hy tho two was followed by
... evening OF 10 luck ON every hand
I.It,s went to the home ut his
.H... ru,Irf urd according 20 III story
f.|I Ca, physicians Miss chavez
r.s'H up some drinks Tor the two 81
f.... They uth drank, h" said
rel, had Just loft the chavez home
.U.r %, took with ~,uuVulslunB. lie
tnnr.d To walk back to IA. Chavez
I-r and IS he entered f'll un'un-
.nus.
uIss Chavez went 20 his assistance
IH. 90 fDw minutes later she ais" took
.fn COMMISSIONS. shortly after lr
... taco, had reached the place. a
.... VJs heard outside. Thinking
Hu.youv els. had taken with con-
..-..us. there was % rush outdoors
TI.., tnc doctor and patents Of Mis-
o.. I... discovered that Frank rrrr's.
|.ufN.. of Pedro, had fallen down %
,.r arH rrokci. his lett leg
Do. that time Fred 'rullotts am
.., which had bean summoned
travelling 10 tho hom" IN haste
i..|.I. reaching tho home. the am
.Iu.. struck the car % JON Pa
.rr rut managed 20 continue ito
.rH..r go ne home and take Pedro
T.rr', 20 the hospital
lIHE,uofr-s ambulance responded
.. rU, DII4 also but failed To- find tho
...I, and strong Brothers ambulance
... lfluk Torres home physicitnr
today that the sw%"othcarts ur"
IIN.g.d To have taken ~sfrychniuc.
You will find it in our GLASS;.
Fed Columns.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-03-01
THEATER
To Be REMOOLLED
FOR ROAD SHOWS
Work to Start in Few
Weeks, Joe Barnett
Says

Albuquoruu" will once NOR, soon
be able a. welcome road shows
Joseph Haructi. who. with Mrs
Barnett. has Just returned from 70 trip
to Honolulu. announced today that
he ~ 20 put the crystal th"1tcr In
shap" Tor road shows.
g. =. nm NJ frost y frost. archi-
tocts was to-day inspecting tho thea
tor preparatory To- making plans for
it, repair. While plans have not been
muy decided. MI. Barnett says that
hc is to have the stage enlarged. TN"
balcony repaired and strengthened
and the rarluo' o%ycrhnulod
Tho th.ator was never built for
road shows" SIR Enrn"tt snid today,
but when the Elks ala away with
their thoutcr an shows came tu th"
Crystal Tho stage hus newer been
large enough Tor ia" display of All
the scenery some at tho larger shows
carry"
Mr. Bnrnctt says hat provision Will
be- mudr for NOR" scenery % dress
iug rooms are to be added Thu thoa-
tor was built originally for a picture
house Repair work viii probably
start bon three or our weeks.
Mr. Iuruott says he likes Honolulu
hut would rather live In Albuquerque
lie saws that he continually walked
In fear OF being nit with u falling
Coronuut Will. on tho Island uH the
tree. are Just loaded with them Sew.
cnty-fiV, percent 81 the population
b. japanese and chinese. he shys. but
all are abb" Go ulk perfect English
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-03-01
CITY BASKETBALL
HONORS At STAKE
High School and Menaul
Meet Friday in De
Gliding Game

on Friday uirht of this week az
M" N'ulul school gymnasium. tho
llieh school and the N.naui school
teams viii meet Go do,id" tho city
prep school championship. This ~
DO" Inst ~ thrc" games scheduled Tor
the two schools. OF whi,h Ncnaul has
won one, and the ilish school has
won one.
Both teams are In the best og shape.
and no n ton Iuds" ne o. their re
lptlUr merit BIS th, comparative
scores. except To- say hat they are
y'ts evenly matched. IN" High
school lost both eutneg to Santa Fe.
and tho Monuul school Won both by
ds.i4ly' scores. "G.S, u iO-25. Yet
Boo tho last gtur played. tho High
school defeated NDuuIl a3-iG. Both
buu,h,g have defeated the local In
diam s. huul and some Of the local
clubs Is very similar scores.
o.. however. th" nigh School should
defeat N"u1ul sDhooi this last game,
b. viii put still more complications
into the relative standing ct tho teams
ct the state and VIII knock the props
from under ttutuu's ,ltim to the
state championship which claim 10
nome too sure 900 best. and depends on
u ne game played between Santa Fr
and l19 Vegas. 1000 b las Vegas
home floor. and which went TO Las
Vegas in the extra uy" minutes OF
play
Albuquerque lost Co Santa Fo by n
total u' , points iu two games Men
ant has defeated santa Tr twice by
decisive scores. DC the High School
defeats MoUaul again, then everyone
should uy- Albuquerque the edge
over Santa 81" ly 10 good margin.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-03-01
EPIDEMIC OF
MEASLES At ALAMEDA
II New Cases Reported,
Making a Total
of IS

Alameda Is suffering from n fresh
epidemic Of measles. Tw"uty-seyen
new cusos hay" just been reported in
the district. Dr. bochcrty. city and
county health officer announced this
morning.
Tn" number Of cases under quar-
aniin" In Alameda now numbers IS.
The number includes cuuvtlcsccnts
ana the susc"piibles as we'll a. those
actually 10 with the disease. Dr.
Dochcrty says.
Or. pochcrty slid this morning
that the Alameda school would not
be- closed on % Of the epidemic
but that the children would be
watched closely and upon signs OF
disease they would be- Kept at home.
In Dochorty SAYS that tho measles
situation in TN" city Is on the decline
ana that thor" are NO active dlra-
iberia cases 10 present
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-03-01
3 FOREST FIRES
REPORTED, z MONTHS
EARLIER THAN USUAL
Severe Season Feared
Due to Unusually Dry
Weather

T--.-T- - tI,1-.o for,1l fII., I'M ino
80.
.''"'' "'''"I"t i"i'7' h '"V VIM
Mountains near A~lamogurdo. y. NJ
I.., cached the district forest head
- - a.. ...our, ~
-
.i. NlFh "lnus hhi lohF uI"us"'H "'
fN forests In Sew Mexico n Ari-
ia, flee souson hns b.ruu fully
n .,
'
4 owen" season is reared Nv t"ltNt
....l. officials unless there ~ a
..,. ID, tbp climatic conditions.
- ,t,. v,s
.' '"N '"'u''"N v" "'
U.. according Co reports n sec
.. ....urfup nm Fob "a covered 20
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-03-01
400 BISCUITS GIVEN
AWAY AT A STOVE
BAKING DEMONSTRATION

Tho demonstration Of the famous
Moore ranges ana stOycs At the EN-
change Furniture store. 100 West
cola avenue. b. increasing In popular
lty G. 90 kupplo, travelling sales
man for the Moore Brothers company
il present to explain ill the good NOR
its of these ranges uud stoves Mr9.
Charles SOusu, the domestic expert,
turned out Yesterday some 400 bis.
cults IN tho first six hours Of nor
drmonatrution. There II no question
about the quality Of Mrs. Sousa's
baking. and the Moo oven 81 doing
ita full duty toward browning tho
slides. top and bottom, to an even
riooty that has made tho Moore rang
,s aad stoves 20 great reputation.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-03-01

You will find it in our GLASS;.
FED Columns.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-03-01
Mechem Names
Dental Board

SANTA TE n. ". March H.
Governor N'rh'm this afternoon
sent 20 no. senate the following
nominations
state board 81 dental examiners.
Dr. charles \. Ellor. Albuquerque.
In =. b. Morton. Hurley. Dr. Joseph
t. Gaines, Gallup: Or J. !. CLARK.
hft'slu DR. G.. g.. clark, Surorru.
Regents 90 thr States School 81
Mines Miss Cora e. Mon.tt. e.. T.
Brown. and d. ~ kinney OF So,urru
ana j 81 Sully and NJ. 81. Sawyer "
Grant county.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-03-01
LAWYERS FAVOR
RIGHT TO APPEAL
TAX ASSESSMENTS
Committee Named to
Draft Bill to Present to
Legislature

Tho Albuquerque Lawyers club at
their regular meeting today voted in
favor of legislation permitting Of an
appeal from tho state tax commission
Co the coarts On all tuN matters.
\ committee" was appointed TO
legislature.
The decision AZ tho supreme court
ln th" Bond ldllou tax cas-" that the
state tax gommission's decision was
final WIS the subject ot heated dis
CusslOu.
T.. g. wood Ind Dennis chavez
w'r" appointed 70 committee TO dr1ti
the Hill.
g. " Botts read a paper on The
Russian Idea describing the consti-
tuition Of tho Husslnn soviet govern
mtut.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-03-01

TTIH %'UIUIInr Ih0 INN a 1TT1nEI
larger displays OF clothing and huh-
vrdlsh"rv.
Considerable repair work has al
ready been completed in tho rear of
'N" store. where clothing cabinets
with .Il length mirrors add greatly
iu 'H" convenience OF tn" patrons.
uur!nr tho addition Of tho floor space
FOO fh' front windows tho store viii
l, open for business as usual.