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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-08-24
Chicago Board Of Trade

CHICAGO Aug. al.-Whcat was u
shade easier az the start today but
soon developed steadincsa on reports
of additional export sales OF 27O.O geo
bushels since yesterdays close, Local
professionals turned TO the buying
side but selling riders resting with
commission houses tended 10 check
advances. Initial prices were fl.ifis
20 Si.lTA for September and Sl.ly
80 Si.igE for Decembtt.. selling
orders came out at around $40 for
December.
Official trading was started in the
May option and first figures OF ti.23.
or about four cents over December,
represented carrying charges.
Corn trading was In fair volume
and the early transactions were mark
ed by september's strength which
went from cent under to .. cent
over December. Opening prices were
p. cent higher with September sax
to iJas cent and December J8h 10
53N cents. Gains OF y cent were
recorded In the first hour.
oats were nrmer after opening un-
changed. with trade mainly local,
September started at 80 60 s4is cents
and December at % t2 37h cents,
Provisions reflected higher prices.
fur hogs. Most OF the transactions
we're IN lard with the october option
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STORY NO. 53f

For a while Sprinkle Blow VAS very
busy. for after Waliy Woodchdck
started on his vacation. everyone got
tho fever, and everyone wanted diff
feront Kind OF weather. Folks going
north wanted Il warm. those going
south wanted 1t cool, people going to
sea wanted "a breeze to help the sail
ing. fishermen wanted u calm. Hun
tiers wanted 1t damp 30 the leaves
wouldn't crackle and give EN- away,
and sightsocrs. like Wally, waEted Il
clear.
Il see that other folks vacation
time IL no time for me 10 he taking
"a vacation" said Sprinklr-Blow 10
Nancy and Nick. About the only
thing for me Ia do IL to walt until
Christmas and take my vacation
then
'Christmas'" exclaimed Nick. why
that's the time w need the most
weather. Mr.. Sprinklc-BlOw. You've
no idea how we count on H."
Well said Sprinkle blow thought
fully. Il won't take any vacation then.
After an, one may as well be doing
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~. AsfNMH
In tho DISCREET Court ~ BsrnnIllo County.
State Of New Mexico.
Ernest r kcmper. Plaintiff.
w.
Coda MAY kcInper. Defendant
state uf New Mexico 10 the above named
Defendant
You are hereby notified that the above
named plaintiff has Instituted = suit which
Is now pending against you tn the above
nFmed Court and County. IN which the said
plaintiff prh!s Tor an absolute divorce on
the grounds ~ abandonment and that the
following described real estate be- declared
aud adludgcd 20 be the plainurs separate
estate free and clear Of any right title.
interest or claim Of The defendant One lot
or piece ot land In BarnAlillo County. State
~ New Mexico. on the Romero Addition
with the following descriptions and boun
darirs ti2I forty.two feet from the alley
South en- Nprth firh Street by ls0l
One Hundred fifty feet from East 90 West
across Che North end N Lots Number 90
Seven. ts1 Eight. tal Mae NOl Tcn. ttil
Eleven and G2I Twelve ~ Block number
90 Four pf tho Romero Addition, ~
shown in ihe ulsi of ths Aforesaid addition
and filed .u the office 81 the Probate Clerk
aud Es-ofncio Recorder Of bernalhlo
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something
rs m by all the people were home
again. all except Chris Crow and Cob
Coon. for they hadn't E0n at all.
They were afraid OF missing some
thing. Corn. II was Just coming
along fine. The hot. dry spell that
lasted through harvest time and
Wally's vacation was fairly pulling II
out OF the ground. IL grew 80 fast.
And ears! Really II corn-ears could
hear. I'm sur there wouldn't have
been any secrets loft In the world.
the field was 20 full,
One day Mr.. Sprinkie-B Blow and
Nancy and Nick (who had gone back
to the weatherman's house on tho
starr heard the phone ring. and Nan
cy answered IL. II was Cob Coon.
what do you want. cobbte ?" asked
the little sirl.
Il want Nj, Moon to mind his busi-
ness tonight said Cob crisply. and
stay away"
lro he COntInucdl
Copyright 1891 by Newspaper
EntcrprlAcl
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lots. $500 u s.gb: stockers and feeders
steady to rs ccntr lower. early salcn
stockers. xs.gO0G.oa: bulk. tt.e0w
$50: plain 10 good feeders. ft.sbt
$50; other glasses steady; common 10
good cows. ss.b09s.1o; few choice
lots. $3.50: hcifcrs mostly $4,000
s.2b; bulk bulls. $3.z54 i.oo. most
d nhers si.7542.oe.
Hogs, receipts. $500. fairly active
on better grades. rs 10 Is cents high
err. f75 pound weights TO packers.
1905: 92s and 40 pound weights.
1850 q $50: prime 32s pound aver
age. te.2s: top. ts.tb; bulk, S5.5bH
300; stock pigs steady: few choice
kinds. 1900.
Sheep receipts. $500: about steady;
choice light ewes, sf.aS; most fat M
tlves. &s.eO0 400; lambs. 20 TO 50
cenas ioweri idahos. 1875; natives.
1900.
CHICAGO. Aug. 24-cattie receipts
5000. mostly steady; best hcaNy-
weight steers. calves and bulls strong.
i choice heavy steers, $1,000 best year-
| ilnss held higher; beef steers Ss.so1
p.gB; bulk fat she stock, $4,000 s-sS.
bologna bulls, sS.7bGf.oo: butchers.
sfe5Ws.s0; bulk veal calves. to.5oM
1000: stockcrs and feeders steady
mostly. sb.co@s.ss.
produces
CHICAGO. Avg, zAT Butter u"-
Eggs UNCHANGED. receipts. s.sse
cases.
Poultry alive. unchanged.
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LEGAL NOTICES
NOTICE OF SUIT.

NO A-NrN.
State Of New Mexico. County Of Befnalillo.
in Inc District Court,
Ethel n Middleton, Plaintiff,
Va.
Clarence y Middleton. Defendant.
10 the Above Named Defendants;
You are hereby notified that a suit has
been filed against you IN the sAid Court
and County By the above named plaintiff.
aud non support
And you are further notified that unless
you enter or cause 10 be entered your ap.
pcarrnre Boz said cause on or before ths
18th day N October A u 1921. Judgment
will bc rendered In said cause against you
by default aud the relief prayed for will
be- granted.
The name Of the plaintiffs attorncy /.
Tho j. Msbry whose pustofice address d.
Albuquerque. y, n.
(Seuh FRED CRoLLOTT Clerk
~ HARRY . LEI. Deputy.
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NEW YORK. Aug. 2f-Bar silver,
domestic. Dahc: foreign. G2hc.
Copper quiet; c~lcctrolytic spot aud
nearby. tlA mi2c; later, i2mi2hc.
Tin easy. spo; and nearby. s2b.75;
futures. t2b.7b.
Iron steady; prices unchanged.
Lead steady. spot, tI.fO.
Zinc dull; East -. Louis deli, cry
spot. til5d i.2O.
Anthony spot, Si5O.
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MARKETS
New York Stocks.

NEW YORK, Aug. si.-oVer thirty
ranging from standard issues
to obscure spcolaltics. established new
low records today at %recessions OF 1
to 7 points. Sales approxlmated 800
goo shares. The close was weak.
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~ tfNN'fH y" HAAh'H NFAN ANVNN y
20 20 points higher Than yesterdays
close.
additional short sales Of wheat
brought the total TO around a miliien
and half bushels for the two days and
encouragcd buyers, all options rang
ing generally higher until evening up
at the end brought the market back
10 near yesterdays close. Finai prices
were Si.ts 10 tfish for eptemher
and st.i0 to N.lsA FOR December
and tt.2sh for May.
September corn maintained its
position OF parity or better with De-
cember, and both options showed
continued strength on scaboard buy
Ing. The clore was firm with Sep
TENDER at 5th 20 b4hU cents and
December at s3H Gst 10 san cents.
Close.
wheat-sept.. AIS: Dee. si.1e.
Corn=Sept.. bfhc. Dec. 5aNc.
Oats-Sept.. Ji%c: Dec 37Mc.
Pork-SepL. $500.
Iard-sept., siO.T2: Oct. si0.s5.
Ribs-sept., 3g.2O; Oct. se.i2.
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FOR SNIi-RcaI Estatr ~
gHOsE D%EsiRABLE BUILDING LOTS
Corner West Coal and PIN street. See
owner at SCI South Eighth.
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County. New Mexico. on the finh day Of
You are further notified tia, unless you
enter or cause 70 be entered ynur appear
Day y oeiob.r' issiT. yiuds%sni vii be
rendered IN said canse against you hy de-
fault and the relief prayed for viii be
The nans snd business. address o. the
psintiff's attorney l. = o. westerfield.
Room 9.5, New Armtic Bldg Albuquerque,
wiiSs.s' tho Hon. Mayo y Hickey.
tSeall FRED CROLLOIT.
by HARRY p. LEE
Deputy.
Aug. i%O.iT.2iai.
NOTICE or SUIT
No. tap23
state Of New Mexico. County Of Besnaliilo.
IL the District Court.
Grace Mckee Mann Piaintih
Samuel David Mann. Defendant.
To the Above Named Defendant:
You are hereby notified that a suit has
been filed against you In the said Coufi
and Coqniy By a.. aec,s, named plain,uh
late divorce and custody Of minor child
on the grounds Of abandonmeat and non
support. And you are further notified thai
unless y0n enter or cause to BE- enteree
your eppearanse In said Cause on OF befef'
nient will be rendered In said cause against
yon by default and the reiiet prayed foi
will ho granted,
The nsmsa Of the plainiin's attorneys ar,
Miller 4 Craig whose postofise address Is
iscaD PRED CRoILoTr CLERK.
Ny HAIRY y LEE. Deputy
Aug iT2isi-s Sept. 7.
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as leader. First prices were from s
20 20 points higher Than yesterdays
close.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-08-24

and gold ieweiry. Liberal, reliable con.
ldehtiAl. Gotllisb a Beer, los North
EIrai N
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-08-24

POULTRY Ann EGGS 20
WHITE LEGHORN E6Gs for setting. rs
for tl2s; delivered from registered
stock fertility guaranteed. l0i3 hortA
Eleventh stfaet Phone i6tkJ.
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CONFIDENTIAL lose, on isweiry dismOads,
watches. Liberty Bonds. pianos, automo'
hiles. Lowest rates RoihmAn's. lit South
fiFet. bonded 20 The STATE
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,iisuEII.AN rots
Sudden SERNICE

The Red Arrow ,an over the west) ran.
dors sudden service on Kodak npishing 10
people who demand quality. Work In be
tore ~ a M mailed same day Work in
before o p m, mailed noon neat day Ad.
dress work 10
THE RED ARROW
Albuquerque East Las Vegas
I'VE vaHt = representative 10 YOUR
territoryl
New Britain herald., 1921-12-22
PLANNING BIG NIGHT
Evcryman's Bible Class TO Stage Ath-
Ictic earn iyal In Y. VI. c. A. Jan. 81.

The members of the EVeryman's
Non-d Bible class'which
meets every Sunday, are making
plans to hold q big social and athle-
tic fete at the Y. NJ. c. A. on the
evening of January Ia. The heads of
the various committees have been APP
pointed and the event will be one Of
the biggest OF It's kind ever staged
here.
The members will be divided into
two classes, one called the Blues, and
the other the Reds. S. NJ. brewster
will captain the Blues and j. G.. Herg-
strom will captain the Reds In tug
o-war; DR.. G. r. Conger will lead the
Blues against the Reds under Mr.
Hergstrom in the ancient game of
Hockey; Lawyer William Greenstein
will have charge Of the han1ball; sec
rotary c. II. Barnes will arrange for
the vo!ley ball games; T.. M. Prebles
will be the billiard expert, and Warner
Johnson will choose teams for basket
ball. Brewster and Hergstrom clash
for the second time in the shoe race
and the feature of the evening will be
a battle royal fought with volley and
basketballs. There win also be
game Of indoor hockey between two
girls teams representing local Or
ganization.
New Britain herald., 1921-12-22

live stones throw from center
square The man Is employed as ele-
vator operator in II local business
block and supports as best he can the
wife ana nine children on IA weekly
salary OF $40. The home, If such 1t
can be called is off the main streets,
dllapidated, tumble-down shack.
which the average person would be
loalh to believe could house anyone
OF the human rnee. The ceilings Of
the house are 80 low, that a person
of average height could, without the
slightest difficulty drive a fist through
the loose hanging plaster on the cell
ings, Bare floors. doors which hang
so that tn e winter winds blow through
cracks almost an inch wide, the whole
scene portraying a picture, almost i'm
possible to describe. The woman has
appealed to the Salvation Army to
furnish shoes for her children.
New Britain herald., 1921-12-22
City Items
Xmas Jowolry Gifts AT Morans'..-

Xmas Jewelry GIFTS at Norans'.--
adVt.
George Anderson Of this city, shot
a wild cat in the Pinnacle mountains
last week. The animal b9s bcnn
stuffed and rs now on display at the
Monier Sporting Goods store ON Main
street,
A son was born Yesterday ia Mr.
and Mrs Tyler Of 25 Vine street
Mrs. william H. IydaIl of Boston.
Mass, Is the guest of local friends
over the HOLIDAYS.
Get your Christmas records at John
A, Andrews, -advt.
The annual meeting of the Walter
j. Smith Post, V. F. w, and the Ia-
dies Auxiliary will take place tomor-
row evening in Turner hall, All MEM
bers are requested to be present
Pianos, Nictrolas, c, l.. Pierce &, co
.--advt.
is home from Pratt institute for the
holidays,
smokes in Christmas pacIings at
wholesale prices at Bessc- LeIand's.-
adVt.
William Kenney, q student at Ford
ham college, is spending the Christ
mas vacation with his parents Mr.. and
Mrs. Michael j. Kcnney of Stanley
street
Prince Albert SI45, pound humi-
doris. Walsh and Hofelder's, AGO
Main street-advt,
There will be final rehearsal of
the choir OF the .chruch of st. John
the Evangelist in the church this
evening. All members. are requested
to be present
Edison monographs and records. l..
New Britain herald., 1921-12-22
LEGION'S CHRISTMAS
Women's Auxiliary To Send Package
To Every Disabled Veteran In Hos
pitais--Dinncrs TO Destitute.

The Ladies' Auxiliary to the Eddy
Glover Post, American Legion, Is busy
preparing Christmas boxes which arc
to be sent to the disabled ex-scrvice-
men in the hospitals throughout the
country. New Britain has n large
number of men who are In hospitals
receiving treatment for wounds re-
ceiVed while In the service, and it Is
the desire OF the Ladies' Auxiliary to
be able to send a Christmas box to
all. An earnest appeal Is made to the
relatives and friends of these men to
notify the members of the auxiliary
or the Legion Of any serviceman who
is in a hospital, SO that none might
be forgotten.
There are also number Of ex-scr-
vicemen In the city who are In
very poor circumstances some
whose condition Is destitute. Plans
are made to furnish these men with
Christmas dinners. These dinners
have been assured through the kind
donations of various societies in the
city All information regarding any
worthy cases will be greatly appre-
ciated.
New Britain herald., 1921-12-22
H. S. MEETING
CivicS Club Selects Franklin Davis
Chairman of Nominatirg Commits
tce-Entcrtainment After Session.

The first meeting of the Senior
CiVics club was held last evening in
the auditorium. Franklin Davis act
ed as temporary chairman OF the or
ganizatiOn. David Mahoney was elect
ed chairman of the nominating com
mittee, the duty of which is to NOM
mate candidates for the Offices of the
club. Nerna Wright was elected
chairman of the committee which is
to revise the constitution.
After finishing the business Mr..
Davis announced program for the
evenings entertainment which was:
Piano solo - Margaret Quinlivan;
dance, by Mabel Barrett reading, by
Miss Verna Wright; piano solo, by
Miss Stahl, and a vocal solo by Miss
Long, all of which We're heartily re-
ceived. The members of the club
then adjourned to the gymnasium
where grab bags were the feature
Dancing was then INDUCED in until
1890 o'clock.
The next meeting of the club will
be held on the evening of January Z.
New Britain herald., 1921-12-22
ROTARIANS WILL ST.
FEED 81 FAMILIES


Frank Porter, chairman of the
Christmas committee of the New
Britain Rotary club reported, at the
luncheon Of the club this noon, that
his committee has worked with the
New Britain Charity organization and
will provide 81 needy families Of New
Britain with a Christmas dinner,
Each member of the Rotary club
drew an envelope from Il large box
this noon. In each envelope was the
name of u needy family in this city
and the prevailing conditions at the
home. The address was also given
and each Rotarian viii fll q basket
and personally take it to the family
ne is assigned to care for A few ex-
amples Of the conditions in some
homes about the city were told by
Mr.. Porter and they indeed were
pitible.
The charity board feels that a five
pound roast of pork should form the
basis of the food in the basket and it
is for this reason that Joseph An
drews of the Andrews Swift company
has arranged to have 50 five pound
rOasts of pork left at IIallinan's store
on Main street tomorrow where. the
Rotary members will call for item.
Each member of the club received a
basket at the luncheon today and
after receiving the pork is asked to
fill it with the usual Christmas neces-
sites and on Saturday deliver it to
the home of the needy. A Christmas
greeting card from the New Britain
Rotary club will be placed in each
basket.
New Britain herald., 1921-12-22
BURGLAR SCARE
Police Are Called to Institute Search
in Home of Mrs. Darius MIllcr
Early This Morning.

While patrolling his beat on West
Main street at 1856 o'clock this
morning, the attention Of Supcrnu-
mcrary Policeman John f. O'Br1en
was attracted to the shouts of wom-
ans voice as he passed Cedar street.
The policeman investigated and
found that the cries Games from the
home of Mrs. Darius Miller at 165
West Main street. "A woman in the
house told the policeman that there
had been a noise in the house a short
time before, and it was feared that
burglars were working. The officer
made search Of the premises, and on
the second floor of the house he found
a large table that had been tipped
over. All the doors and windows were
found to be securely locked, and there
was no signs of any burglars.
New Britain herald., 1921-12-22
SALESMAN ARRESTED
New York Man Taken Into Custody
BY Police For Having Gambling
Devices in His Possession.

Edward Freedman, salesman
claiming New York as his home, was
arrested today by Policeman Thomas
Teeney of the vice squad" for hav-
ing in his possession alleged gambl-
ing devices. Captain Grace shortly
before noon received a complaint that
there was a man soliciting in one of
the Main street Offices and he detail
ed Policeman Feeney to the case. In
Treedman's possession was found
cards of the punch board type, on
which there is written the names of
women. The person punching the
name which is sealed, won a fountain
pen and pencil.
New Britain herald., 1921-12-22
Colonel A. L. Thompson
Was Second CAPTAIN

In discussing the proposed forma-
ton OF a Veterans association of the
old First Connecticut Infantry, it has
been learned that Col. Alfred Thomp-
son, city clerk, was the second COM
mander OF Co. E. Colonel Thompson
followed Colonel Erickson, the first
commander and organizer and is an
enthusiastic advocate of the proposed
new organization.
New Britain herald., 1921-12-22
Under IN ACCORD.

Director Thomas Under of the new
assessment system is heartily in ac-
cord with the mayors plan to have a
committee of taxpayers assist the
board of assessors in land appraisals.
Mr. Under has seen the system
worked out elsewhere to advantage,
he explains, and he feels that its
adoption here will do much to equal
ize land assessments,
New Britain herald., 1921-12-22
Fourteen Families to
Be Given Xmas Dinners

Dinners for IA families will be sup
piled by money raised by members Of
the intermediate and senior depart
ments Of the First Congregational
Sunday schools at the annual Christ
mas entertainment tomorrow evening.
There will be a Christmas tree, dia-
logues, songs, games and speeches as
part of the program.
New Britain herald., 1921-12-22
TO DEFEND HIS TITLE.

birmingham, Ala, Dec 22.-Stanis-
laus Ibyzsko, wrestling champion, will
defend his title tonight against Gobo
GObar, a Hindu. The contestants in
the mat contest are said to be evenly
matched in physical makeup and both
appear to be in fine trim. The cham
pion weighs 22S pounds and Gobar
tips the scales at 235.
New Britain herald., 1921-12-22
CANNOT ACCEPT PRIZES.

Boston, Dec. 22.-Athletes of Bos-
tons High schools will be prohibited
from accepting prizes in future ath-
letic competitions. Director of phys
ical education Nathaniel Young an
nounced today that the schoolboys
may accept only a certificate of vic
tory holding that acceptance of prizes
was In violation of q school commit
tee rule
New Britain herald., 1921-12-22

QUOTATIONS. FURNISHED
BY PUTNAM & co.

Wall street. 1890 a. m.--Shorts re-
suned their aggressive tactics at the
opening of today's stock market, soon
causing irregular losses in the gem
eral list. Further selling for the long
account added to the early reversal,
Oils, shipping and metals bore the
brunt Of the movement. General
Asphalt, United Fruit, Utah Copper
and National Enamelling showed de-
clines ranging from large fractions to
/ u points. Baldwin Loco, Pullman,
American Wooden, international Pa
per, American Sugar and Famous
PLAYERS also were heavy
New Britain herald., 1921-12-22
SANTA CLAUS MORANS

Henry Morans, the jeweler, dropped
into the composing room of the Her
aid today and presented the boys with
q box of cigars for their kindness dur
ing the past year. Mr.. Morans has
got the habit for he appears with
smokes every year about this time.
New Britain herald., 1921-12-22
5 DIE IN WRECK

Rome, Dec. 22.-Five persons were
killed and 80 injured in the collision
at San Dona yesterday of two railway
express trains according to the Rome
newspapers. The accident occurred
on the bridge crossing the Piave river
New Britain herald., 1921-12-22
w alter Gwatkin.

The funeral of the late Walter
Gwatkin, of Berlin, who was gored by
bull on his farm, took place this
afternoon at o'clock. Services were
held at the late home by Rev. Henry
W. Maier, and interment was In
Maple cemetery.
New Britain herald., 1921-12-22
FEVER SEEKING AID
superintendent of Charity Department
Attributes Conditions To Bcttcrmcnt
In Labor Market.

Appeals to the charity department
for assistance are on the decrease IN
the opinion OF supt, William Cowli-
shaw, due, he feels, TO a slight bet
termcnt In labor conditions through
out the city,
The report Of the charity super
intendent for tho month of NoYem-
Der indicated that there were fewer
requests for aid than In the preced-
ing month and this condition contin-
uos to hold true, Mr.. Cowlishaw states.
New Britain herald., 1921-12-22
DEATHS AND FUNERALS
Bahia George,

The funeral Of Bahia George was
held at 1870 o'clock this afternoon
from Erickson and Carlson's under
taking rooms. Services were held at
9 o'clock at the South church, Rev
Elisha e. Adams officiating. The
burial was in Fairview cemetery.
New Britain herald., 1921-12-22
Luke REYNOLDS,

The funeral Of Luke Reynolds will
be held at o'clock tomorrow morn
ing at st. Mary's church. The burial
will be in ST. Mary's new cemetery.
New Britain herald., 1921-12-22

NEW YORK CLEARING HOUSE REPORT.
Exchanges ...'.'.''.''' eL9,VVV'Vou
BALANCES ........... 70200,0 900
New Britain herald., 1921-12-22
ASKS SHOES FOR BABIES
Mother of Nine, Living i'm Shack Near
Center of City, Appeals to Salvation
Army for Aid.

IT never thought people could live
under such deplorable conditions"
said Captain Anna Johnson, Of the
Salvation Army today in telling a
Herald representative of living condi-
five minutes walk from the center of
the city. This family, consisting of the
man and his wife and nine children,