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The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1921-06-02
PRISONER SAVES OFFICER.
Alleged Burglar Attacks Deputy in
York County Jail.

York, May 25.-Alex Chllders'
serving a jail sentence following con-
viction in the United States court for
distilling, probably saved the life or
Deputy Sheriff Tom Quinn at the
county iail today when the officer was
attacked by John Houston, alleged
burglar, while he was feeding the
prisoners. The deputy sherif was
shot in the stomach and left thigh II.
the scufie over his own pistol. Tne
bullet, however, barely grazed 'the
flesh. Childers, seeing the ohcer
about overpowered, knocked Hudson
down and helped hold him until an
other officer arrived.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1921-06-02
DR.. John G. c Clinkscales Deli0ers
Address to the Graduating Class
lBy Roy Webster.)

The 1921 commencement exercises
of Carlisle school came to close on
Monday evening with the speeches
of the members of the senior class,
the delivery of an address by DR.. Jno.
C. Clinkscales, of Wofford college,
and the presentation of diplomas to
the graduates. Invocation was de-
livered by the Rev. P. B. Ingraham,
of Cope, following which Douglas In
graham, of the senior class, gave the
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The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1921-06-02
Company "A" Wins
Annuul nze Drill

For being the best drilled company
in the battalion company "A,' COM
manded by Capt. E. X. Goethe, was
awarded the beautiful sabre which
goes every year to the most excellent
company at Carlisle school. The drill
was held on Rhoad field at ten o'clock
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The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1921-06-02
Bennie Rhodes Won
Medal for Oratory

In the best oratorical contest ever
held at Carlisle, according to compe-
tent critics, Bennie Rhodes, Of Estlll,
S. c., member of the junior class,
on last Saturday evening was award
ed the medal for being the best de-
claimer at Carlisle school. Mr..
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1921-06-02

After the medals had been dellv-
erd, diplomas were presented to the
graduates, some announcements were
made, and the benediction pronounced
by the Rev. Mr. Ingraham.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1921-06-02

has a plan for every mans life; and
our nation needs qualified leaders,
such as are being equipped in the re-
ligious schools. Education must con-
sist of more than a trained brain and
a trained hand; there must also De a
trained heart. We need the conse-
Grated leadership of men who have
The Washington herald., 1921-06-05
n.
( [

Ever since Will
has been making
Doubling for
Romeo" the ladies'
of the press have
been making fav.
orable comment
anent his legs.
When told about
it, the famous star
and humo.rist
listened in silence
and then drawled:
w al, how did they
think | stayed in
the Follies for FIVE
years? On my
face ?"
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-12-08

Officials or the Am3lnmnt,d Meat
Cutters and Butchers Workmou OF
North Am,rlr, which called tho strike
after wag, decrease ascna.rr 90
Icr cent h3d hoou pu' into effect to-
u.ght agreed with spokrsm'u for th.
"hig fiy, packers thar There was little
change Iu the situation Union Off.
cIals asserted that worker, in allied
crafts in the packing plants had walked
out while the packers said that new
vorkmon were being employed that
strikers were asking 10 hr roinst1tod
and that plants here We're operating
from - 20 100 per cent normal
u was admitted hy the packers that
their plants Boa other cities We're harder
Eit. and number OF independent
plants here were either virtually at a
s,andstill or handicapped by The walk.
out
Seven men aIc known 60 haN, been
shot and score sof men and one wo-
man were injured Ia the clashes be.
tween workers. strike sympathizcrs and
policemen patrolling the stock yards
district The trouble took place when
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-12-08
FOch Greeted By
100000 On Visit
Made In Houston

HOUSTON TcNas Dee, .B, Associated Press)-TwO hundred
thousand 1ens Of and all the state, several
thousand singing school children former service in
udng wounded War from the United States public
health hospital Camp Logon Marshal foh the Lone
Star States greeting here this evening and tonight
The gcneassmo accompanied by National Commander Of the
American Legion Handford Nider Commander Wyane
Davis Dismutc Post Dallas Matthews and Governor
arrived under an ar escort army flying machines from Ell
ng,on Field at SGT this afternoon.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-12-08
LAW TO PROTECT
STRIKE BREAKERS
WILL BE- INVOKED

CHICAGO Dec (y Associated Pres-Lega proceedings to
restrain striking packing workers from interfering with
operation packing plants by pckeng moesig employees
were either pending effect five cities in the Middle West
tonight the third day of the strike close Quiet
packing house center but in Chicago the first
disorders the strike tonight when
persons shot and uggd clashes between strike ympahiz
stock yard workers and police poong the stock yards
Chief of Police ordered saloons the
yards closed Immediately.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-12-08
HARDING HOPES r. c. WILL
never Be CALLED in war

WASHINGTON Dec T. by Associated Press-Decded opti-
msm with respect the result Of the conference
pressed by President Harding today two brief addresses to
delegation and the other the meeting of the
American Red Cross Speaking delegation from the National
Board of Farm organizations the National Farmers Union and af
faed organizations which called the White House the pres.
dent said:
This conference viii demonstrate the wisdom Of internationally
coming togethcnetons facing each other and settling problems
without TO arms"
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-12-08
FLEXIBLE TARIFF
PLANS PLEASING
TO REPUBLICANS
HEARING ON HOUSE MEAS
URES ARE RESUMED BY
SENATE COMMITTEE.
81 Associated Press

~ Associated Press
NSuI>GTON. Dee. i-ITcsi.
dcni Ilarding's Suggestions Tor the
flcNihlr tariff rates and a pro,is
ion Tor proclaimed American N1Lua.
ton apparently have been we'll re-.
Wi,rd b, many ol the Republican
members oi Congress charged With
thr drafting of tariff legislation. hut
q formal decision ON them by the
senate finance committee II likely
to bc deferred until the acting re-.
writing oi the House tariff meas
ARE !, star I'd. probably newt month
Hearings un the Inus, measure Wvr
resumed TODAY hy the senate commit
Tee under 1 h,dulo which win kc"
% in session almost every day from NO,
until tho Christmas holidays
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-12-08
IF HUBBY PAYS
WIFE'S TAX, He
MUST PAY POLL
FEW LooPHoLES LEFT FOR
HER TO ESCAPE PAY
ING POLL TAX.

Wy Ns,'''.',d 'f'.s
N>iiN' iN''' Dec. '--Nn'
>wcriur Gursiion about which the
lttornc, generals dcp,rtmeut has
........., -. -. -.
N'N''h' N''"In'l "i"ral w w
Caves, m an opinion today, held
that husband IN paving the laN
nNScsscd against the community
rropcri, of himself and his wife
must pa, the poll tIN assessed
against the witc.
Mr. Gives N.'l that whore The poll
'aN oi no. husband and wife is as-
e..s'd uu.us' them along with the
community property Oh. husband has
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-12-08
farm BUREAU FEDERATION
WORK FORMALLY STARTED

Formal launching Farm Bureau Federation
the Panhandle began yesterday aday meeting the First
Christian Church planned begin work in the Panhandle
by organization Of the Texas Wheat Growers Association About
10 persons attended the sessions yesterday.
d. p MeCslb, Panhandle supervisor presided the
Stnnett delivered the address Of welcome Judge Cough
OF Hereford the after which M Ramsey Of Austin
director OF the warehouse division markets and warehouse de-
partment, spoke Of his work.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-12-08
1000 PRISONERS
IN IRELAND ARE
GIVEN FREEDOM
DAY OF REJOICING AND CON.
CALCULATIONS FOLLOWS
PEACE TREATY.

y Associated Press
LONDON. Dee With thc ten.
sion aud anxiety ot the past weeks
giving piaor 10 general rrini,ing.
this has been u dlN uf allaround
congratulate, uf recalling thu
recalling the memories of great fix
urcs In the Irish struggle. whosc
Unk and sacrifices paved the road
Ia tudlA's accomplishment and ot
preparations Tor the necessary Tor
malilirs iur bringing the new Irish
free State into bring.
ou, uf 'n, INST FRUITS of 90, peace
probably arranged for at the confer
n., when lh, treaty was drafted -
II- the ruUh proclamation hh,riiuc
rurr than thr,, Thousand prisoners
.t,.u,d bon Ireland u o. reported ALSO
that there may hc reconsideration "
.nr sentence imposed on thos. Irish
m,u convicted Of political crimes
Preparations uu .i. u London
.u'Iu aud Belfast. for th, Dous.i.ra
un uf tho treat, tn, lue has sum
Hou.d parliament tu meet December
- tu muN 90, treaty. and cabinet
Yun,.ls huE, h,.u summoned 100 nsu
u ana EJl.t
De Valera silent
Inmuu %. Valera bias Hs 'vt pt.u
ru uu. OF hs attitude IHf o. I- r,n
uallt assumed ns fh, delegates q. th.
London conference, V,u. plouippt.utIa
ri,.. chat th, treaty VIII hr approved.
40 least in principle Opposition seems
l D., ,Nuo,t,l irUm 'n, extremists
9TH m uIhhn ud Er.na. fr.m the
Ntromr S.uu Trlu,is con- account OF
me terms Of rhc oath ul tUurau., tuJ
from thu cNtrpm, N'rft 81 Ireland
u,u AGAINST th, provision that Ulster
aust submit n roDtu.atim ut hor
boundaries 10 She elects tu stuy uutsid,
he settlement
Sir bsmes Cusesfts tfsttr fr.ifi
loo puhli, -pr",h Boo the Belfast fai
Lament tudpl adopted % uthrr non
oomm.tul uttitud, guarding himself
iralust iuV direct opposition iu fhr s.t
lcm,ut BuI boz statement sent tI a
political meeting Through Dots Ni. o.,
'uot unEuuo Wow that urIr. would
uou Iu achieved and represented t- %
victory fp .ls'.. th, freedom n. choice
tcrurdod her lt tb. treaty
n b. believed that Ils',r WU u.t r'
'rst send representative, q. n. 1000
Ireland mrIilmrut Iu' vN vr '. sr,
De-, effect of tho moss regime H.l... %.
idiug uuDu which course. 'I adopt so
Kinds Of sporu'aiInra nI. HIuH,l r
'.r UeauD. Vhu v.H Do. f.. f..' .Y.
DruoT general uuI who fN. ur,m... OIL
tho Irish F'r,r stat. u U. ALSO nr
ne urobahl. size of 'n. lr... aruE Ar
rtding Co. Oup nI fH' r.H.UI..Is fh'
stiinatc on thi- Niu %, .HHH ht-ol or
o. fact th1' Ireland. ..rI'.... ..uro
,rth that uf Grrn UU.r .01 p
tho British active trmr .,.lullu.
.olouBl and ludnu force. 1uU on0
ireland proportion It 'h' i.H of ih'
treaty would ho uu, tenth
divergent Views
Two Views tup,tr 4. o.. ut.u " buI
in nr M o., N1tt. N.'. f. To-.
amhlc hIs cabinet ..u, 'uH t, e r0
altogether satisN,I with fH. frst
Iho other iha' Do, m.0rir o..N,- f
u'od uu no...t. fur"H'If.,. u g.
'h, provisional parliament r..'n
pmrNy
o. BE- under .uI t.tr f.. .....
1rulm,rt vH .rH.' .. OBJ, n....
Houhors - o.. u." U..rr tf. '..
ruioulst moms,r. .r "mf. "#.r.
Uuo- Du.l mH f '.'.. r..F
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-12-08
japan APPROVES PROPOSED FOUR POWER PACT
WILD W00LLY BILL
WEOS GENTLE BRIDE

LOS ANGELES. cal. Dee o.
william Hart motion picture ac
tor Was married here tonight t0
Miss Wmitred Ncstov"r who has
been Included iu his supporting com
any flr some time Tn" service was
r,.d no 8u Episcopal Church m Hul.
NWuud.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-12-08
LYNCHINC OF 5
BLACKS IN JAIL
IS THREATENED
MOB OF 500 DISPERSED TO
150 BY PLEADING OF
COUNTY SHERIFF.

pYEESBJ ltC Tenn. prr "a
crowd of uspr ,nu gathered around m,
1000 l.,. tonight with lHs announced
Hf..r.H O.. tFn. fN. negroes held Co.,
connection with OBJ, death Nunda,
...f OF E D. EWk,it Ncwhern
t... u-.I sheriff u T. Bryant and
Hlu..r .f citizens address the mol
tnd urrel OBJ, members to dipcrso
uruu. .us speedy trial tur the ne
grUDH
t nH . 'H, crowd scattered but
#'Hgf '.N rr.ra -ull remained near
Do. H. nU eco threatening fu yuci
fh. u.sU,4
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-12-08
TEXAS ATTACKS VALIDITY
OF TRANSPORTATION Law

WASHINGTON, Dec. by Associated PresValidity of
ions Of the Transportation Act providing for establishment of the
labor board attacked the Supreme today by
counsel for the State Of Texas presenting the second
Of the great The Texas which primarily seeks
the determine the power the Interstate Commerce
Commission regulate freight schedules and passenger
fares called completed similar
from Wisconsin.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-12-08
DOCTORS OF u. S. KEENLY HURT
AUSTRIAN ALTRUISTS FEELINGS

NEW YORK, Dec T. (By Associated Although keepy
hurt by the cold shoulder which he said the medical profession
his country had turned toward him, Dr. Adoph Lorenz famous
Austrian Indicated tonight that he probably carry
his free clinics for oppes here He had earlier
day that he would abandon them and return TO Vienna
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-12-08
HARDING PROPOSES
AEKONiU7IC BUREAU

" Associated Pres.
" iSIil>GTO\. Dec ,.-prr,i.
dent Harding transmitted to Con.
rre~S TODAY the annual report of
The national advisory committee for
acronnutic.. with the rrcommcuda.
iiol that bureau Tor the rcrula
tion and development oi air nl,i
cation be- established iu the depart
mcni uf congress. ~ proposed by
the committee.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-12-08
Pledge To "Cool"
off Before Going
To Wars, Is Plan

HONOLULU Dec by Associated Press)-The japanese Dip
oae council formally approved the proposed four treaty
for settlement of Pacific differences this evening meeting
Premier Tashah official residence according Toxic cable
gram to the NPP J Japanese language newspaper here
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-12-08

WASHINGTON Dec By Associated Press)A mutual pledge
no, to to disputes the Pacific without cooling Oft
period of discussion the basis the four power treaty pro-
posed substitute for the Anglo-Ja Japanese alliance.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-12-08

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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-10-30

Rate Hearing Will Go
Over Until Dec. 8,
keleher Says

The rate hearing Of the Mountain
States Teiophbnd bearing before the
state Corporation commission which
was scheduled FOR November 5, will
be postponed until December 5. w. A..
keicher, city attorney. stated yester-
day that the city would grant the 80
day extension OF time for the teic-
phone company 10 turnifh the data
which was requested.
The telephone company applied TO
Hugh II. Williams. chairman OF the
corporation commission Friday for
the 30 day extension OF time, aud Il
wis promised them providing the city
OF Albuquerque made no objection.
Mr.. Kcieher stated that no had writ
ten to the corporation commission
saying that the city. while II wished
a speedy hearing Ia tho case, would
consent to tho extension.
He stated that he was doing this
because the commission had granted
Albuquerque an extension of time In
which to digest the evidence which
WIS presented by the telephone com
pany In the first hearing. Tho addi-
ti0nal data which the telephone coni-
pany wishes to get was requested by
the city. and they we're commanded
by the corporation COMMITTEES to fur-
nish II. II consists OF the income tax
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-10-30
LOCAL INSURANCE
COMPANIES NOTIFIED
or An EXAMINATION
Actuary Will Be Here
Monday to Go Over
Books

Paul wooiston. consulting actuary
for insurance companies In New Mex
leo has been appointed &c conduct a
convention examination both or the
Occidental and National Life Insur-
Anee companles, IL waa announced
here yesterday by George R~oslington.
at the Occidental company office.
The examination Is 70 begin Monday
morning and Rst three weeks Mr..
RosliDgton received w0sd OF the COM
ing examination from Governor NJ. C..
said thai the Texas and
Colorado representatives OF the Occi.
dental company would be In Aihuquer-
que Monday when the examination
starts. Othor representatives may be
here also. he said.
The examination OF the latter firm
" beinf conducted at the request of
NJ. Hoslington, the request coming
attacks were made upon thu COM
pany by local people.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-10-30
Chicago Spectacle
House Makes
Startling Offer
Will Send Handsome Glasses on
Trial TO Anyone

Everyone who wears glasses or
suffers from eye strain. Will be inter-
ested In thu remarkable offer OF the
Chicago Spectacle House. Dept. C3b2,
1869 W. Madison ST. Chicago. Ill. to
send a pair OF their large size True
Vision Olnsscs" Free on trial to any
reader OF this paper who writ0s them
These splendid glasses will enable
anyone ito read the smallest print,
thread the smallest needle, see far
VI near. and prevent eye strain and
headaches. They are 10 Karat Gold
Filled. very handsome in appearance
and should last a lifetime. Don't send
any money. simply your name, nd
dress and age, and state the length
OF time You W. been wearing glasses.
They Will send YOU the glasses al
once by prepaid parcel post 20 use
and wear for ten days free. II you
are satisfied In every way and ant
TO keep them. you are then TO pay thc
small charge Of &2.gb, otherwise re-
turn the glasses and YOU are out moth
ing.
" you accept their offer at once.
they viii enclose the glasses in a
beautiful. vclvcteen-iincd spring-back
pooketbook spectacle Ease. which IN to
be yours free OF all coHt.-adv.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-10-30
DR.. Allen Moore,
TO Give First Lecture
Here This Afternoon

Plans for the first o. a series Of
lectures % be given by DR.. Allen
Moor. +. n. =, research worker and
~scieff,st at tbs Presbyterian church
this afternoon are eomp,ete. The fifnt
rehearsal OF the cast which Is 10 assist
fhe lecturer was HID at The Congre-
Eationdi church last niEht.
Or. Moore'a subject this afternoon
a 10 b. The Shepherd 81 the Enkt. .
Tens % thousands or people have de-
cinred this lecture 10 he me sfeatest
typcaitirn Of scfsblars rser Hcnfd.
rrrordlne 10 local ministers.
Tfv twenty thffd' psalm will be
lived bcfort the 'esesN OF tho people
b, The s~hcphrtiH In fnit oriental nhtp-
ard dress. How can a rud ara staff
cotaf0rt How wae q David had a
sling Can a shepard prepare a
fahle before the arhecpi These are
b Questions he wilt endeasoT 10
nawer. nerrt
siis second lecture Will be given In
The Congregational church Monday
night a. > o'clock. He Will Bpeak
Tuesday. "Wednesday and Thursday
aud Friday nights. At the Presbyterian
church. Scenes and tsbleaus enacted
By charaeter In eQsEpme accompany
the lectures
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-10-30
U. S. RECALLS FAST CHASER
FROM RUM RUNNERS, PORT
SUBSTITUTES AN OLD HULK

tho chief rum smuggling ports along
the southern coast are Jacksonville.
Fernandiua, West Palm beach. and
fort Pierce N pFyoEidaR and Charles
There isn't q single resort who're
|frlccn and I'M ntre quantities.
Palm Beach. Miami and ~. Angus
tine ar txpectink a rich harvest from
tho tourist tindr this winter One bis
hotel owner candIdhv MID
II hope the government doesn't do
anything to stop the liquor coming
In this winter. because We are depend
Ing On boorc 20 keep the hotel filled
with ~cotHontcd guests. And I hope
liquor stays cheap, like Vt - now
They feel the same way about Il at
West Palm Beach, a station a mile
from tho famous resort. and one or
tina wcttest tposs In the south. Liquor
ran be had for rs cents a drink. ~.
Augustine is equally wet. !
At Fort Pierce. a junction point
midway between Miami and Jackson
Vile, liquor comes IN from West End.
In the Bahama Islands. 70 miles away.
Scotch whisky can be had for - a
quart
~Jacksonviiie has a cigar store where
whisky Is IS a quart and kin SO. but
the dealer will sell only In case lots.
Delivery OF Rum IL Guaranteed.
A TAXI driver in Savannah II selling
Scotch ut s15 a case and offers 10
ship it to any destination, with safe
guaranteed. His method h
TO pack the liqnor In a steel box. her
raetieally sealed, and labeled Canned
Goods"
Fernandina Is one of the biggest
In the south FOR smuggled booze
from the bahamas Tho desolatc a
ture OF the ~ and the numerous
and inlets make smusgifns
An efficient government enforce
ment agency exists In jacksonville.
headed by Howard p. Wright. division
superintendent OF the department OF
Justice. But Order No. S. describ-
ed lie an earlier article. does not per-
NIT him TO go after violntors OF the
liquor law.
There are at present w prohibl-
ton enforcement agents stationed at
jacksonville. Wright says II the W
eminent should ever ask him TO en-
force the volstead act. he would have
to have 20 men IN addition ~ his
present force OF six to enforce the
law IN Jacksonville and vicinity.
SO far the government has not ask
ed the department OF Justice agents
TO enforce prohibition.
The Rum Dciugc expose will be
coniisued in tcmorro~'s Evening
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-10-30
Colorado Invites
Occidental Insurance
Convention to Denver

Governor oliver n. shoup OF Colo
RADIO. and Mayor ID. G. Bailey OF Dem
yer have extended an Invitation To the
Occidental Life Insurance company to
hold itn next convention In Denver.
Letters Of invitation from the Colo
RADIO governor and Denver may were
received by George R~os'ington ycstcr-
day.
The letter from Governor shoup
says;
IN behalf OF the state. J want 10
extend through you a cordial invita-
tion to the Occidental Life Insurance
company TO hold us next convention
u. Denver.
the people OF the state are ever
watchful for the opportunities To well
come your association and 20 do what
they can to show delegates the scenic
beautics OF this region and make their
sojourn In Denver n pleasant one
The letter from Mayor Bailey OF
Denver Is similar TO the one from the
governor and makes clear That Denver
has much to offer from n climatic
standpoint and assures the company
hat n royal welcome awaits delegates
II Denver Is selected M the convention
district.
The Occidental Life Insurance COM
pany has a much larger business In
Colorado than II has In New MeNieo
and according TO officials OF the CONF
pany always has been well thought OF
by citizens In that state.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-10-30
Woman Bruised as
Autos Crash at
Fourth and Lead

Mrs. Luke walsh. Toa North second
street, vas badly bruised and shaken
up when h automobile In which she
was riding was struck by The auto
mobile driven by Horny Croilott az
O'Clock yesterday Afternoon.
The n In which Mrs. Walsh vas
riding was driven By her daughter.
Miss Jennie Walsh. The Walsh car
was travelling west on Lead avenue
and tho Crollott machine was going
north on Fourth street when the coli
liHion occurred.
Mrs. Walsh was carried TO the
home OF Mrs. George II. craiE nearby,
after the accident and DIR. W. n.
were damaged.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-10-30
Remodeling of
Orwell Drug Store
Is Being Rushed

Repair work was started last week
By tbs new owners Of the otweli
drug store at 2e2 West Central. and
win be hurried to completion, This
store was taken over by G. L. Wood
worth. formerly OF Kansas CITY on
October IS. and his plans are TO en-
large and improve the store. and
make Il one OF the best drug stores
Of the city.
The r%enovating will include a new
front for the store. thorough replas-
ttring, repainting. repapering and
other improvements to the interior.
SIR. Woodwork says that he will try
10 give tho people OF Albuquerque a
Eve. up 10 date service and will carry
a good line OF drugs.