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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-23
ADJOURN
Senate Votes to End Con-
gressionaI L Labors To-
night After Action on
Tax Measure.

Washington. Nov. "a concurrent
resolution was adopted by the senate
late toda> t. adjourn sine die tomorrow
night nfter a vote Ia taken on the tax
riu The resolution now goes to the
house. where Il IS expected to be acted
upon favornbly.
The senate. N executive session TO-
night. cndeavOred TO clean the slate OF
presidential nominations IN preparation
for the adjournment and more than two
hnndred nominal lions were confirmed.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-23

luncheon rendered Mrs. McCudden
by the New York state chapter OF
American War Mothers. Lieutenant
Kcrsley. British army aide to Mrs.
McCuddeu. said the pledge was
taken in Philadelphia recently
when with clasped hands they re-
peated the following:
II pledge with all my heart and
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-23
CONIFF REVIEWS ELECTION FRAUD AND RECALL FlCHI
War Mothers Unite in Pledge of Ban Against Future Warfare

soul that so long as live VIII
never raise my hand again to asslst
any armed conflict between ma
tons"
British mothers, Lieut.. kersley
said. have started a movement 70
pair OF with American mothers ss
Mrs. McCudden did with Mrs. Dig
ney.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-23
CABINET HEARS THE
PREM|ER'S PROPOSALS
FOR PEACE IN erin

London, Nov 22--NBy the Assoclat-
Cd pressl-There was a prolonged CAP
inc, council today al which the lrish s't
uation was discussed. II is understood
that Premier Lloyd George inolSa 60
the general lines Of proposals ne W." -,
lIs,mss with Sir James Craig, the IL
e,or rremier. Owing to his continued IN
1isncsy,ion. Sir James VIII be unable 10
p,eat the premicr before Thursday
II IS anticipated that AT this meeting
Sir lanes will raise tho question OF the
puhl'raiion Of the "utir" r"rreSnon-
ac-rr which has lass"d between govern
ncur and the Sim Fc!ncrs.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-23
J,P, Admits Habit Of
Drinking The Evidence

81. Louis. Nov. G2.--Justice ~ tNe
Peace Werremcyer. witness for tho
state IN procc"dlngs :" remove from
orHce sheriff John r Wilmaun. os 81.
Louis county. because OF alleged ras'ur"
10 enforce tho prohibition law. admitted
on the stand today that he had been
accustomed t0 drink part ot the 'ev!-
dencc" taken In liquor raids.
on croSs-exam!Aat:on. Justice Warro'
r,ryar admitted he kept the evidence
n his cour, room and on ono occasion
gave TWO quarts OF II 20 friend
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-23

New York. Nov. PA pledge 10
refuse to assist in future wars has
been taken Jointly by Mrs. Julia
McCudden. the British war mother
delegate at the burial OF Americas
unknown soldier, and Mrs. Ernest
Digney Of White Plains. New YORK.
the official American war mother.
This became known today at
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-23
ARRESTED FOR Mur1NY.

Boston. Nov. 22-Frank Howell. a
negro seaman on tho three-maated
schooner Lillian L. Kerr. was arrested
on a charge os mutInv on the high soas
when the vessel arrived here today from
Mobile. Captain George F. Poppe said
powell disOheycd an order to 60 below
and attacked him with a knife. Foppo
shot the seaman In the back IN self-de-
rense. no said Howell was taken TO a
hospital after having heen formally
turned over TO federal authorities. H!a
wound was not serious. the police said.
or four Of the compromise amendments
brought forward by tho senate agricul
,ural bloc were slaughtered IN confer
encc, but that some Of them were retain
ed. notably the Increased sur-tax rate
tho cap!tai stock provision and the re.
neal Of the S3.On0 exemption for corpor-
Rtions except n the oase Of those hav-
IrE net incomes ~ $500 or loss Ths
sur-;a1 rate would have bean cut. he as
serted. II It had not been for the action
OF tho house IN refusing 70 trust the!r
confcrees."
Attacking the ma jor:ty senate man
ayers. Senator Simmons said they had
made m "unIust!Hable surrender" on
tho CORPORATION income tax and had
given W IN glee' tho IS per cent ratio
In favor or the !2ts per cent rate
Under the bill as Z now stands. the
senator continued. the corporations will
nav about one half what they paid un-
der the present law. and less than ono
half Of the amount that individual tax
pavcrH Will he called upon to pay when
the new hill becomes a law.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-23
PASS DEFICIENCY BILL.

WASHINGTON. Nov. 2c.-The house to-
day pa ssed the deficiency appropriation
blll, carrying approximately t04.OOo''
600. The measuTe which now goes TO
the senate, provides ;66,0o0.OOo for the
veterans bureau: s2s,o00,oot for the re-
funding OF internal taxes erroneousiy
collected, and s6.5Oo,ooo for the postal
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-23
THIS GAS BILL FATAL
IN A DIFFERENT WAY

Houston Tex. Nov. cc.-InVestiEation
nv prohibition officers OF the records OF
N. gas company FOR larS" bills from
small houses. today. led to the And'ns
q, large private d!s'illtns plan. and
he arrest or the owner. Eas bill ~
SIS tircr,ed suspicion toward the prem
ises where the still was found.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-23
CRAVE R|OT|NC
IN EAST INDIA
MOB AT CHAMPARAN
ATTACKS EUROPEANS
Factory Looted and Burned,
and Many Bungalows
Are Set On Fire.

London, Nov. 22--Tho Calcutta
correspondent for tho Evenings Fews
today sent a dispatch to Ms news
paper saying news had been received
in that city Of grave riottng in tho
northern part Of BsnA-, IN tho Patne
division Of Bongal. The dispatch said
ncbg had looted and burned a fae-
tory and set FIRE TO q number OF Eu-
ropean bungalows.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-23

Washington. Nov. 22.-The diseurb.
anee near the Bahamas has changed its
course and IS passing westward over me
Florida Straits. the weather bureau SAID
tonight IN storm warning. strong
ea,terlv winds were forecast for ex-
treme southern Florida. and gales over
the Florida Straits.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-23

I'm no. going % testify against him
He lmplnred me not 20 summon him a.
a witness. He even cried and hecan"
hys,erlcal. said. 'Claud. hops yoU
dom, think I'm as corrupt as the men
who pcrpctratcd these frauds I'm Eo'nE
% summon YOU as a Witness. and YOU
might ms well prepare to 20 down 10
court and testify.
"Wo didn't wan' - 10 harsh With
Continued on PaGs Tourtesn)
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through lncompetency or fraud.
lmpeachments are perhaps the
most ineffective Of all processes for
the removal Of officials.
Official ballots were distributed
in advance Of the election and were
found in the possession OF persons
who were not entitled to have them.
Clerks were deliberately selected
to perpetrate d fraud.
Ballots were prepared in advance
for certain candidates.
Persons who were to be bene
fitted exacted sums Of money from
city employees under their control,
TO be used for the above purpose.
The scheme worked we'll. Those
selected for the different purposes
seem 70 have done their part to
the utmost
The will Of the people as to Ger
tain candidates has been over
turned by this clique.
Scarcely a reasonable person in
the city Of Wheeling was not con.
vinced that fIagrant frauds had
been committed in the city election.
Conviction Is difficult. You are
up against an organized body OF
persons, organized in the first in
stance to commit crime.
We witnessed the absurd and
ridiculous investigation instituted
apparently on the motion Of some
| Of the councilmen.
| Tho courts decision means that
they were permitted to count these
| fraudulent ballots, make return
that was false from beginning to
end, seal up their fraud in bag,
and have It kept there under the
SanctIty and protection Of the law.
Docs It not occur 10 you that il
, this Is law, and this decision stands,
government might very easily be
destroyed
| Some we'll meaning citizens, not
belna advised Of these things. have
been much mlsled into saying that
an Injustice Is being done by recall
inu certain Of the officials Of the
city Of Wheeling until their guilt
has been proven In court OF JUS
tice.
| All that you are required to do in
exercising the recall privilege is to
make up your minds as reasonable
persons that you are satisfied that
certain officials either participated
in these frauds or were bene.
ficiarIes.
Was there ever q case in which
tho recall should be exercised il
this ls not one Of them?
The effort 70 stop this recall is
even boIder In sense than the
frauds that were perpetrated at the
election. II you desire clean men
now is your chance.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-23

west vIrs1nia-Partly cloudy AnA
colder wednesday; ThurSdAy unSseeoA
Ohio and western PsnnsytvsniA -
Cloudy and colder wednesday; fhursday
unsattdad
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-23
LOWELL RH-HLBCTED

Portland. Ore. Nov. FISHERMAN j.
Lowell OF Fredon!a. y. Y. was re-
elected today master by the National
Grange in annual session here.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-23
PROMINENT LAWYER TELLS WHY
ROGERS REFUSED To TESTIFY

RELATES OBSTACLES PLACED IN WAY OF PROSECU-
TION OF CITY OFFICIALS--SAME PERSONS NOW
USING EVERY MEANS IN POWER AGAINST Re-
CALL-PROPHESIESP Pc TIIlONS WILL AGAIN BE
TURNED DOWN-MEN CAREFULLY SELECTED IN
ADVANCE FOR SPECIAL JOBS IN PENETRATING
ELECTION CRIMES.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-23
STRIKING POINTS FROM
SPEECH OF MR.. CONIFF

There should rest with the people
the right to drive from public places
those who have disappointed them,
through lncompetency or fraud.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-23
THE INTELi.l Ct + \ CER r

Has the Largest Circulation of
Any Morning Newspaper i'll the
State Of West Virginia.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-23

Was there ever 3 case in which
this ls not one Of them?
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-23

The effort TO stop this recall is
even boIder In a sense than the
frauds that were perpetrated at the
election. II you desire clean men.
now is your chance.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-23

All that you are required to do in
exercising the recall privilege is to
make up your minds as reasonable
persons that you are satisfied that
certain officials either participated
in these frauds or were bene-
ficaries.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-23

Some we'll meaning citizens, not
being advised Of these things. have
been much mIsled into saying that
an Injustice Is being done by recall
inu certain Of the officials Of the
city Of Wheeling until their guilt
has been proven In a court Of JUS
tice.
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Partly caoudy and coadE WsdnssaA11
1nursdaY unssttlsu
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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-04-26

against said defendant = judgment vas
rendered against said defendant On the itth
day II March is2i. In which defendant
Gertrude Gaines. was sdludged 90 b. IN
debted to said plaintiff in tae sum of ssa
principal and interest. and sa.50 costs. and
s25 90 attorney fees. smountlng In AL 90
sieasO with interest from date Of iudg
~sirh iudrmsn, was rendered IN favor 81
ulnintiW aud against defendant, subject 20
warehouse eharErs AGAINST the piano herein
attashsd. aud ID vs. b. said Judgment fuFth
~ ordered that the piano attached IN said
action. hereinafter described be sold By The
Constable ~ said Prceind 20 saiisfy coats
and costs 20 acCur.
Notice b therefore hereby given; BY the
undersigned. Constable ~ Precinct No. 10
81 Hrrnalilia Caunty. New Mexico, that on
saturday. the IAN DAY 81 May 1921 At
no hour 81 10 O'Clock in che forenoon ~
mat day st tho office 81 sid iusiirc Of
ihs Peace ~ so. gie West Gold ayenue 10
Albuquerque. New MrNico, the undeftigm'd
viii for tks purpose herein mentioned. offer
fpr sale and sel a. public venue 10 ne
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-04-26
Get Your Recipes
And Menu In to
Contest Editor

In this crush Of prize giving, the
children OF tho family have a better
chance 60 bring home the bacon"
than the mothers. They have more
time puzzle over the questions But
mothers. with All the duties OF the
household AVE no time for such
things. and consequently lose out.
Tor the most part.
hut there h. r. prize that mother
% win. II will not take any OF her
time from her duties. fof u IL part Of
her daily routine. She can chOons
three OF her best recipes. write them
down n send them into the Menu
Contest Editor % Tho Herald and win
two dollars. or she can write out a
weeks menu OF three meals "a day.
figure up the approximate cost of
them. and them into the Menu
Contest Editor and win three dollars.
This viii nOt only give hcr some ox-
ira pin money, hut will establish hor
Interest In q department % The Her
aid that Albuquerque women are
finding more n more helpful to
their hot ~kcoping. This n the Mar
kct Page. which appears on Friday.
and with the weekend bargains OFFER
cd In groceries nnd eat brings a
number Of menus and recipes to the
busy housewife. Address your menu
ana recipes q the Menu Contest
Editor, and send them IN before
Thursday morning.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-04-26
KIDNEYS ACT
BAD TAKE SALTS
SAYS Backache is a sign you have
been eating too much meat,
which forms uric acid.

when YOU wake mp with hacka he
duh misery in the kidney region
ID generally means you have heen
eating too much meat, says "A Well-
known authority. Meat forms uiic
acid which oNorworks the kidneys IN
their effort To- filter IL from the
blood and theN become sort OF par
alyz,d and lorFy when your kid-
news get sluggish ana clog YOU must
relieve thcm. lstc you relieve your
bowels: removing an the body's ufln-
ous waste. else YOU nave e~ackache,
strk headache. dizzy spells; your
stomach rours, tongue h. coated, ana
when the weather b. had YOU have
rheumatic twlngcs. The urine a
cloudy. r.il of sediment channels
often get sore, water scalds and you
are Obliged 90 seek relief two o.
three times during the night
Either consult "a good reliable
physician at once or get from your
nh9rmncist about fnnr ounces Of lad
salts. take "a tahicspc onful I'm 70 glass
m v,atcr before hrtakfnsi for "a few
la,s ana your kifupys viii thcn act
zinc This famous salts Be- made
from the acid Of rruu,s and lemon
uire. combined With utlin. and has
3 been used for rorenuors 90 RI 1f
and stimulate sluggish kdpc,s. nis,
fo ueutraliac u,iis in thD uriuo 90 d
mo- lourer iritates. tnuH cndiua tlud.
/ der wonkneaa,
lad Salts IL a life saver for rerulai
meat eaters. II b. inexpensive. cannoI
injure and makes "A delightful, effer
Vescent hthia water drink.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-04-26
for Shrine
Play Go Forward
On Large Scale

4 rehearsal for the shrine play
"Arohnd the Goes" WIS held last
night In the ban room Of the temple
ON Seventh and Central More than
"a hundred members OF the cast were
out for the rehearsal both men and
Wom,u
The preparations Tor the ray are
going forward on a large sale. =
huge bronze clock b. being built fur
the nrrt act sud Homogeneous FOR
-psciaI urhtins effects Hr" being made
hv the electricians In several choruses
tho ,olor,d s%potught viii play ON the
dancers Professionals are being en-
gagged for suml OF the features.
umong them George ,Geake. tenor and
Mrs Evelyn knight ballet danneusc.
In % Scene. tive pianos viii DE plac.
ed upon .hr Stage and an tive played
nt once while 'lazz babies dance
atop them
window cards udNsrtsinc the plny
acre distributed la- w..k; ana tt-
dpv Inc programs &t. ufilT pt.ltHt
Tho cast BE- assembled complete aud
/ according To estimates VIII approx
wnte 700 people A re- society event
canal in Importance Co its place uf
IA Theatrical event OF the year the play
h hcinp watched with moro than or
dinnry Interest
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-04-26
Rotary Club Dinner
For High School Class
To Be Held on May S

The Rotary clubs committee on
entertainment iu honor Of the gradu-
nting class Of the Albuquerque High
fchool will meet the members OF the
class Wednesday morning at 10
o'clock at the High school. and will
then tender the clubs invitation Co 20
Rotary dinner To bc given at the
Y. N. G. A. Thursday evening, May
. "a G:15 o'clock.
The Rotary committee. consisting
OF Dr. David u. Boyd. Ruben Perry
and Aldo Leopold. will ask the seniors
To- appoint a committee to cooperate
with thtm IN arranging the program
Tor the evening, which will be- de-
signed 60 encourage the 81 mcmbers
ct the graduating class Co go ON into
college work.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-04-26
At the TheaterS
Today
Ideal

Ideal
An Old miser with a passion for
puzzles. and dying. plans to bamo his
heirs Therefor. his will presents
the greatest puzzle of the age. and
the onc who discovers the solution IN
To receive his vast fortune. Then
ensues a mad race for the millions,
In which a wOmans wit IL pittcd
against W. interruptions men. a
bold kidnapping--a heroic
daring escape from a burning build
ing play parts. 4 love story b. Glow
crly interviewer with the dramatic
scenes. Al last the mystery II solved.
ana tho fortune claimed By ..... See
the picture aud learn the solution al
the Ideal
Brownie. the dog. b. also here to-
day in his latest two reel comedy
Puppy Love"
Lyric
Rachel Barton Buffers Harvard
University prize play. with q Broad-
way success that h astonishing. has
been placed on the screen. 'Mamma's
Auair. in which Constance Tnimndge
iH starring. is playing today 40 the
Lyric. Mamma Anair" b. a sciutil-
lating comedy. built ON the lines Of
r. skilfui stage production and -
bound 10 please as much on the silver
sheet a. " did on thc stage. A
strong supporting east h one Of its
great attractions. sand Witches "a
Oayety comedy. h. being shown also.
Pastime
owen Moore. one Of the three brill
liant Moorcs In pictures. u the star
OF The Poor Simp," "a picture hat be-
said Ia he n ~ the funniest releases
Of 4 g year. lie h. supported by an
ail-E,ar cast. a reel uf Fox News "a
being shown. too. and a Mutt a Jem
comedy
"B"
The Passionate Pilgrim starring
Julia SWuyuc Gordon Be- the attraction
today at the ~" thcntpr. Mics
sWuNu' The star in "Hcliotrppo" has
ulso many successes on stage. yaudc-
Vile ana screci. to her credit. aud In
The Passionate Pilgrim brings her
usual strength Of acting and brilliHnco
to her Interpretation. She BIS sup
ported by an ull-star east. 4 rDsl OF
current Events picture. win D., shown
here TODAY boz addition.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-04-26
Divers t dry Again
To Recover $40, 000,0 900
Lost on Laurentic

LONuON Aurf 20 -Anohcr Mt
Tempt h. to be mad this summer 10y
the admiralty 90 recover tire remand
&C. OF the bullion lost when the armed
liner t-aursutic WINS mined ana sunk
of the north "a ut ireland in 1871.
The salvage vessel. Racer. together
with the Canadian dritter No. I. VIII
undertake the salvage work Tor he
fourth summer
Tho Iaurcntic went down in 20
rthoms G20 srctl ~ water four
miles OF tho coast ot Donegal carry
ine sold bars Co tho value OF between
$40 600. 600 and SIS 600. 600.
-Four years 81 pounding hy Atlantic
gales have reduced the wreck Co e.
shameless mass and each year she
work has been NOR" difficult. last
ummrr tho divers found d e. about
$50 tons nj hull aud d"ukpluteH had
H,ttltd ON the strong room where the
gold was stored. breaking it IN. The
r suit was that only about So pGo
wts recovered. compared with 81
5000 tho previous year
After tho winter storms The divers
,Nncct to lind the wrvgkagc covered
with gravel and sllt which has to NJ
cleared away with pumps. Then tho
steel plates and girdors must u" cut
away
The Razor IL now equipped. In adj
dition To every possible oontrivanco
tor aiding divers. with q recon
ur,ssiun chamber" \ diver can reach
the bottom in hall "a minute but after
prolonged immersion ut 90 tathoms
hDoW the surface. hall I'm hour has "a
h&dlllwcd Tor raising him because II
bfought up. too quickly he b. hkcl'
tn collapse. The great pressure nl
20 fathoms saturates ID" system VIII
nitrogen gas but In tlrc r'comprcssint
ed gradually
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-04-26
VEGETABLES KILLED
BY FREEZE, FRUIT IS
PRACTICALLY GONE
Even Early Corn Dam
aged; Loss Will Run
Into Thousands.

Vegetables and what fruit that had
not hrcn killed hy previous froatr
suffered extensively IN tho freezing
temperature OF sunday and Monday
nights. and fruit owe In this sec
lion now admit hat practically all
fruit has bccn Killed.
Up 10 sunday there were good pros
poets OF a fair apple. cherry. peat and
peach CROP. hut y latest cold wave
pat AZ me TO these fruits FOR this
season. say the growers,
All early vegetables that were M
We're nippcd sunday and MONDAY
night. peas. asparagus. melons and
other tender varieties being damaged.
Corn that was up i've or three inches
ALSO was damaged.
Herman Butcher. OF Bluehor's
gardens says there n stiii q chance
for these Vegetables To- come back.
provided there H. no severe
frost. Others say there h. absolutely
M chance Tor fruit. as u has been
absolutely nlled Tor this season.
Mr.. Blueher. who has been garden
ina In this section for twenty years,
saya this region experiences a season
IN, the present one every six or seven
years. n that he doesn't look for
much Improvement In the present
weather until there b. a change In the
moon.
A. y Kutzchcr. Who has q truck
farm and orchard at Paiarito. told
exactly the same story as Mr. Bleuhcr
about the damage to vegetables and
tho killing OF nl fruits.
Nj. Nutzcher says Il Is much colder
ln the valley than d temperature
taken ON the han ut the University
would indicate. tie SAYS n was scvral
degrees colder along tho hhnks Of the
tio Grandc than the University there
momUter recorded.
Norst In Years
" have hprn raising vegetables
and fruit out here five years. and the
frosis Of The last two nights were
the worst we have seen Tor this time
of YEAR,. aid MI Kbtzrhor
~ b. Impossible 90 estimate the
monetary loss on fruits and vegctn-
Ties tut Dc Will run into thousands
uf dollars
o. isn't only fruit and vegetables
that ave been damaged Household
srs who had planted fwest peas and
other early flowers report D. H the
plants have been badly nippcd ln IN"
past two nights.
Tho indications for tonight and
Wednesday AFRO Tor fair weather.
slightly warmer: freezing tempcra-
turc iu the northern portion. and
more frest iu The south portion to-
uiEht.
Tho lowest Temperature Monday
uiEht was 30
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-04-26

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am very glad To help any woman sut-
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Place, Roxbury. Mass.
Backache h one of the mast common
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