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The daily times., 1921-12-09

Mart>et Stores, 1e0-122 E. Barnes ST.
IL ltd
The daily times., 1921-12-09

Our entire stock of ready-to-wear
at reduced prices. Equels Style
Shop, Planters Bank Building
The daily times., 1921-12-09
NOTICE..

We have small quantity of good
fresh cream for Saturday. Yours for
better eats. Carroll's Bakery.
IL 9 ltd
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RIZPAH ELDON

Ranks a. one Of the foremost character
analysts ana vocational adviser. throlFh
her mediumship will give hdviee on al mat
ters, business, social or love Affairs: n YOU
are unhappy with present conditions, -
MS, Eldon BY all means Reading daily
southwest corner 18th and L sfs
ENT 1anl Z ST Wv raI
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Souhwea

So. 25o-sIX-RooA BRICK: BATH AND
gas; hot and cold water: room for garage:
terms: sos per month buys this home.
THOMAS LEONARD & CO, 458 Louisiana
sve. NV. Main 1855. III
VIRGINIA AVE SEAR 10TH. ROOMS,
bath Iatrobe heat EaS 500 LOFTS
SHOEMAKER. I4o7 Ne~ York AZ. nv
Main l1es le7
O ST NEAR nth. II ROOM FRAME
house with b. tn hot-wHter heat gHS Etr-
are alley. t6,Ooo.oo YoTIs sH0E
MAKER tI07 New Yorf ave uw Nsit
1Ies ia
Mr. sMUTHsoSrAS GpnrHDs-s -m. sut
2 b. a~rni-dst s. OOo Gsrmah
Dist Nat Bs-N 'ldr
~ ST sW SEVERAL BRICKS oRkB
good cond terms 81 2Sn A n WILB-
MAN co 9th 4 Fr s4od
Mr. STA rs. W S-srory bricE. close %
st. DOmiBtc's Church. IS $50. $50 sasA.
h. Z. Ryop Co.. Inc. l4S . Ct
SR laT8 &Cs " -story rr-ne:; garage;
ots SO' ESQ. clear; terms n kyOS
Co.. Inc 1873 Of.
Mr. ~ ps t-.tor, frame: Int
1880; or alley rent 81 81 Price SSsA
n. Ryon Co. lac. I11 st
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MADAM JEANETTE

Gifted EEyptiHn ClsirvoyEnt and PaluIsti
guarantees 20 rad your entire life mast
present and future. She asks no question:
WI VIII tel you what yOu want % know:
giving names. dates and farts on busiaass
matters, love. health and family Affairs
&c 81. NV -
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SOC MADAM FONEDA 5Oc

Egyptian palmist with singular powers
chn advise you how 60 b. successful IN s-si.
ness, health and family HnEirs: Fives nEms
OF one you will marry and when: removes
EVIL influence 81 readings. SOC. So Il ~.
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CLAIRvOYANTS
MADAM ROYAL
c MADAME MAVIS Soc

Have Your Fortune Told ~
THE GREAT EGYPTIAN PIANIST
Tells your past Vrcs~ut and future.
gives names; dates md facts known oaiy
to yourself; advice on business, love Iudk.
courtship, marriage and divorce. 10 fact.
anything pertaining 20 your welfare nbd
happiness. Don't fail 70 consult this won
derful Egyptian. You win ind true help
NJ 18th st NV. bet n and ! stS s7I
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PROF. BELMONT.

Noted clhirVoyHnt ana pc lmist. Eives sdvtes
on business matters. love, health and family
analrs Tells name Of your future husband
or vile: tells n one you love 10 true OF fnIse.
what part Of the country g. luckiest 10 ro1ls
what to do TO be successful 90 life. l2ls n,
I ave. nv. Next door TO Masonic Tenuis,
~
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MADAM LENnRE

Gifted clsirroyant and medium. Firrs trus
hdvice 90 business. health love a family ~.
iairs- Tells nsme Of your future husband %
VIE What TO do TO be sDcces full a. life
Removes evil influences. Satisfaction or No
charge. 6lS It'll 81. nv. bet. sta.s
zoe >
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5Oc-MADAME SELIA-5Oe

Egypuan Palmist and Medium Gives
Teaoings daily on all SfEirs % No. Trisa
Who and when you will marry. and how 20
Isercome al trouble Special resdinEs zoe.
lone Franklin 237s-I. ssl 7th 81. NV op-
po>ite McCrOry's loo Store, 7th and I -.
60
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SUBURbAk tOK SALE


SUBURBAN BUNG.: Nh WASH on MAC
I'd: ! rms; H." heat; large porch;
chicken house garage; plenty Of fruit: Quick
sale and terms $3.50 WILDMAN & CO,
9th and Il sts.
b.: INV heat: garage, large lot; easy
terms at $500 WlLDMAN CO, 9th
and II Sta
DETACHED BRICK: 8 RMS q B.: RECP.
hall: col porch: fur. b. elect AL cond.;
owner will give immediate possession; terms
at $500. wILDMAN CO. 9th and II
SITS.
TUXEDO, ND, rms frame, rot 73I20O;
ur r sta $3.50 cash Price, $3.50
wTIDNAN co "h Il sts
DETACHED HOUSE: FRAME: Mr. CAR
line: col porch & elect; lot 8oxles; gar
age, chicken house: Al coDd cash, $500;
SS5 monthly Price. $4.750 wlLDMAN 4
co 9Th and n.
CHERRYDALE VA RING 5 RMS
pipcicrs fur elect bath. garage pace:
now vscant; 81 600 cash, 81" per mo Price
5, $50. MlLDAAN q [ 9Th AID II.
Mr. GIESBuKn RID srouI 10 min ~ah
from terminal II Congress Hts cat Ine:
H. a 81 houSe furnace ht collar. nut.
blIgs. etc only s. OOO terms ~ sell ne
n sal' WITH improve for s.. 800 phss,
Ne RYnN CO lNC lt23FJ " I-af
HIILBRObK -. La. FRAME. sToN z:
elect 81 81, ... .HaTrd fri"e. s. 90.
MIIDMAN 60. D., * Il Flank 40.
"a, 500 NEW BUNGALOw, FIVE ROOMS.
bath, furnace, pOrche>. gas Rud elect;
large .ot: located In ClarendOn, Va $40
cash; balance like rent ID. e. BARRY.
1907 81 81. Main 1901.
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rms-. b.. anil. col porch. brick
Price, S7.150.
DAVID e. BARRY,
IsoT q u. nv. n ie0l.
NEW HOUSE IN ZINE LOCATION; CAN
be bought on terms better than rent;
small cash payment and 80 per month;
an excellent opportunity TO buy Q nice littis
home. Price. s4,25O. WIN. s. PHILLIPS,
1900 y. Y. Hve. ". %.
nth sr Mr.. KENYON sI. q. n.
rooms sud bath. hot-watsr beat. Price,
81, 500. q. L RUST. s11 i5tb ST.
IFKYIEw-EiEht-room: modern home;
good IOcation; terms. t1i. 900. MeKEEvER
4 GoSs. ifo5 Eye 81. ~. tpl-7
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kEAL ESTATE FOR SALE
Woodridse-Cor,,nr.A

wooDRIDGE-s7,s5t
rrscueaiiy new home Ideally located: a.
nched; 90 a lot 4ox1s0; contain s rooms
snd three finished bedrooms IN sttic; bath
a.. nesung plant: cleo. lights: Isus-
dry tubs; concrete basement; large front
and rear porch. Can be purchased on 81.
0o cash payment and $50 per month.
WIN. y. PHILLIPS. 1909 N. T. ave, Main
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1921-11-08
Skin Diseases Due
10 Waste Products
In The Blood
For Genuine Relief Your Blood
Must Be Purified.

For real, downright, harrassing discom-
fort, very few disorders can approach So
called skin diseases, such as eczema, letter,
bois, eruptions, sealy irritations and similar
skin troubles, Notwithstanding the lavish use
OF salves, lotions, washes and other treat.
ments alphabetically TO theirritated parts.
To correct the basic trouble-,oa5is mod
nefs-the blood must be purified. Don't clog
your blood. Just clean it out. Nature will do
the rest. Pure, rich, red blood nourishes the
body and fights off disease.
,. ). s., the standard blood purifier and
system builder, is the ideal remedy for skin
eruptions- The effect of S. S. s. is TO rid the
system OF the waste products which are caus-
ing the trouble. For over 30 years S. S. S.
has proven to be of unusual merit. Begin
taking 5. S. S. today and write for s6 page
illustrated booklet, ''FaetJ Aboaffbe BlooP'-
free.
Personal medical advice, without charge,
may also be had by sending a Complete
description of your case. Address Chief
Medical Director, Swift SPECIFIC Co, 743
,. ). ). Laboratory, Atlanta, Ca. All good
drug stores sell S. S. S.
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PERSONALS

Harvey Franklin, of Wayeross,
spent the weekend here.
a. P. Hay, of Charleston, IS spend
ing sometime in the city {
Judge Conyers has returned from
Savannah.
I Charles F. BarnhiH spent the week
end in Fitzgerald with friends.
FIN. Scarlet is Ast. Mary's where
he went on legal kiness-
A NJ. Way has returned from a trip
to Liberty county,
Attorney Mark Wilcox returned yes,
terday from a short trip to st. Mary's;
Robert Bannerman, Of Albany, is in
the city.
Austin Sellers came down from Bax-
ley and spent yesterday hereA
NJ. A. Berry, of Albany, was in the
city yesterday.
R. L. knight, of Waycross, was
among the visitors to the city yester-
day.
c. NJ. Peddicord is slightly i'll after
undergoing a minor operation at the
city hospital.
After short stay here L. N. Thar
ing has returned to his home ia AL
bany.
L. NJ. Folsom is spending several |
days in Jacksonville and before re-
turning home he will go to Waycrcss
and Eastman.
Many friends are again welcoming |
Capt. c. Y. Clover, Pullman conductor
who was on the run from Jesup to
Brunswick many years. He is again
on this end of the road and he was
being cordially greeted again yester-
day.
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NOTICE.

The Glynn county board of regis
trars will convene at 10-oclock a. m.
on Wednesday, November 8, 1921, al
the court house for the purpose of
the. registration list for the
bond election to be held November
23rd, 1921. All those concerned should
be governed accordingly.
FRANK D. AIKEN, SR.,
w. r. COX,
w. B. COOK,
Board of County Registrars.
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Tennis Rackets, So and So.
Glover Brothers.
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Wet Wash
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Weighed while dry, returned in
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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-09-29
Only S Fatal Mine
Accidents in 1920
In New Mexico

WASHINGTON. Sent. 29.-Iscports
received by the United States Bureau
Of Mines from companies operating
copper mines throughout the country
show that accidents during the year
1890 resulted In i2S deaths and H.
OI2 injuries. "a decrease OF ~ fatal
and 1a4 non-fatal accidents as com
pared with he preceding ycar The
copper mining industry employed
ai.aj4 men. who worked 1~11S2,1ig
shifts. which Is "A decrease Of 4,073
men and 674.s72 shifts as compared
with 1913.
uf the i2s fatal accidents DURING
he year. 90 occurred underground.
~ Joe shafts. % az opcn-rit workings
and q in surioce shops and yards. AZ
copper mines In Arizona. 40 men
were Killed, 80 In Montana. 20 m
Michigan and = each In California
and Sew Mexico. Underground cin-
ployes numbered 23.G5l. those IN
upon-pit mines 2.7G6. and employees
IN shops and yards above ground
SSH.
OF the total OF i2.O42 non-fatal ac-
cidcuts, g.3S6 were underground. 23S
Ia shafts 95t IN stripping operations
ana 1870 in yards and shops. In tho
number Of persons injured. Arizona
led the list with 6.1g9. followed by
Michigan with 2,0t7. Montana. 1891.
Utah 52l, New Mexico ass. and
Nevada. e2i
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-09-29
Pythian Sisters
Lodge Instituted
At Santa Fe

SANTA re. Sept. ca.-Past su.
preme chief NrL Nary Hays, assist
ed by the Las Vegas team, instituted
Santa FEES new lodge 81 Pythtan Sis
ters. which ~ the auxiliary branch
Of the Knights 90 pyth.as. Some IS
OF the knights aud Sisters from iaa
Vegas drove IN"t IA automobiles to
put on the wO.k Nhi"h created capt.
tai temple NJ. -. IN" new temple
begins with nearly 90 members. the
following officers having been in
stalled.
Mrs Flora Williams. Mrs MadFe
Loycland. Mrs Maude Hardy. past
chiefs. Mrs. Mary H.. Snmuc son, sit
ting past chief, Mrs. Ellen Roberts,
most excellent chief. Anna pietzcl
excellent senior: Mrs. Nelma Lever
ton. excellent junior; Gladys Roberts.
manager. Dorothy Koch. mistress or
records and correspondence. Mrs.
Esther Hubbard. mistress of treas
ury. Mrs Ida l.. y. Blades, prutcc-
tor. Mrs. Jessie Stcycr, guard Of the
temple. Mrs. Reed HOLMAN, press
correspondent: Mrs. Flora Williams.
Mr4. Mary n. Samuclson and Mrs.
Flora puukcy. trustees.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-09-29
Town and Two Coal
Mines Are Sold at
Auction for $150,000

RATION, - NJ, Sept 29-one
town complete. two coal mines AMI
many acres OF cual lands were sold
Mondty at auction for $4,000.
The town is Yankee ana the lands
are the other holdings OF the Yankee
Fuel COMPANY. Mcintosh k"llog, rep
rrs.ntlug the bundholders Of the com
many. made the successful bid az the
sale. which was held at the main
entrance to the courthouse In Trim
dad. colo.
sale hy auction Of the Yankee com
pnny's holdings was ordered last
month by the federal court In Denver,
The Yankee company Is "a Colorado
,nrporutiuu. The sale was ordered
following Il decree forcclostng q
mortgage made to secure AN issue
of $4,000. 600 in bonds.
Besidcs the holdings Of the Yankee
In this county, the concern
had extensive properties In ias
Aninas county. Colorado. The sale
is subject to thc approval ot the
court.
DrStellc Dclappc was the special
mustcr lu charge OF h sale.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-09-29
Ell Paso Is Host to
30 Mexican Editors

III. PNSl. ircNas. Sept 90 III
pnsu was host today tu % delegation
OF 40 McNirun editors who made "a
special trip from Chihuahua 'uy
whore they were iu convention. 10
Juurcz and III puso,
They arrived IN e special train from
the chihuahua capital accompanied
Iy Luis Monies de- pru, former Mex.
can consu' general nt III lnSo ana
spcnt the morning aud early after
noon as guests OF JuurnZ
Aitcr a sight seeing trip To lh'
Esoohar Agricultural college south OF
Iuarcg. the Juarc2 chamber OF com
mcrcc entertained b editors az o.
luncheon at the Ju1ryz casino.
The program Of entertainment 1r
this side began with q tour OF th'
city. including % trip 20 Fort bll''
and u visit to the local newspaper
plants. followed hy 20 dinner tn thcil
honor at the grill room Of tho cham
hpr of commerce.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-09-29
PICTURES OF CITY
TO Be SHOWN At Y
Pathe Films Will Be Eek.
hibited on October
IL or IA

Arrangements have been mnd'
with tho Patio motion picture mer
who are taking pictures In and aboul
Albuquerque for the first showing 81
these local pictures In the Y. NJ. G. A
on October ~ or ~ AZ that time
almost every M IN Albuquerque vii
have a chance 10 get himself or her
self In the "moyiea.r
The pictures Will he shown In the
gymnasium at the Y, and u IL ca
pected that the crowd can be ac.
conmodated. IL has not yet beer
decided what admission will b.
charged.
The scenes include those taken q
the University. the student bndl
there. the High school and II iaantu
various buildings and street scenes 81
the city. the kiwnnis and Rotar,
clubs. Cooperative BUSINESS Mems
association, and a number 4 Otilei
organizations OF Albuquerque.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-09-29
MAY HIRE
SPECIAL CAR FOR
STATE DELEGATES
Special Rate Allowed
for Members and
Families

Members Of the American Legion
IN New Mexico have "a golden oppor-
tunity to 90 to Kansas City at small
cost the latter part 81 October.
Frank Westerfield. post commander
OF y legion. announced today that
the legion was planning to charter a
special car for all New Mexico dele
gates. II is planned hat delegates
from other parts Of the state could
come here and thence start their
Journey 10 kan-ns City In n body to
attend the national convention OF the
legion TO be held there the latter part
OF October.
The Santa re railroad IL granting
a special rate Of t23.0b for the round
trip II the day coach IL taken. Per-
sons wishing to ride In the sleeper
may secure a rate of a fare and n
third for the round trip, the Pullman
fare being extra.
The rate. Mr.. Westcrficld an
nouncod, II good for all members OF
the legion and members OF their
families. Four delegates already
have been named TO represent Aibu-
querque at the convention In Kansas
city. The four are John Fee, Carl
Parsons, Bill Nye and Abe Goodman.
The delegates were named az the
state convention OF the legion held a
few days ago In Silver City. Dele
gates to the national convention from
other towns In the state follow;
Deming-B. II. Hammer.
Santa Fen. A. Otero. n. NJ. cut
ting Brison Yontz.
Belcn-H. @. Baca.
Las Vegas r.. II. Neal. Glenn
Older.
Tyrone. c. Hin.
seryilleta-John Roberts.
Gallup-J, w. Chapman.
Roswell.Joe Sikora, j. ID. Atwood
Fort Bayard-P. j. Quirk, q. n.
Glover. e. NJ. Diehl, Catherine 4.
Usher. Abe Levine.
clayton-Dr. c. +. Milligan. i. O..
Blue,
Altcrnascs.
Deming-Dr. NJ. ". Cain.
santa Fe-H. II. D0rman, Hilarlp
Dcigado.
las Cruces-W 4. Carron.
Silver City-w. c. Po|rterfield.
Clo,is-Carl a. Miller.
Fort Bayard-Major Dewitt. Robt.
G. hapman, W.. =. Costello, W. T..
Miller. Theodore Hummeli. W. X.
Hickey, George bushnell
Clayton. -. Jenny, j. l.. Miller.
II. r. lang, Harry Scarlet.
Carlsbad-E =. BuJac.
h complete list Of state officers
elected at the state convention follow
Commander, Miguel a, Otero, Jr.
Santa Re. Senior Vice Commander.
Frank O. Wcsterfield. Albuquerque;
Junior Vice Commander. J. NJ. Lujan.
Clayton; Historian. J. W. Hougcs.
silver city. The executive committee
is composed OF the following: B. NJ.
Cutting. Santa Fe. *. Il. Moodson
albuquerque; Frank Luccro, las
Cruces; T.. n. Truder Las Vegas.
h. W Thompson. Roswell. Il. r..
Wailack. Fort Bayard: II. O. Baca.
Belen; John Robinson, Carlsbad.
j. u. Crawford. Clovis.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-09-29
Alien Members of
Crew of American
Liner Discharged

NEW YORK, Sept 29-Two hun
drod alien mombors Of the crew Of
th, George Washington. the largest
messenger liner operating under the
American flag. were discharged today
In nrtherance Of the policy OF the
United states shipping board TO nave
ships which II owns.
n q. Ice. assistant manager OF the
Irnttcd states line which operates the
G"orre Washington, said that similar
lion would be taken with regard to
cher shipping board vessels operated
by the line,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-09-29
Special Music
For the Jewish
New Year Services

A special choir has prepared music
for the services to be held at Temple
Albert To- commemorate IA" Jewish
New Year. October 3. The s%orNiC" 30
Co begin Sunday night aud another
s%cr,icr IL 10 be held Monday morning
az 10 O'Clock.
The services usher in tho special
religious season Of the Jews as am
uuuncrd iu last Mondays Herald.
The day OF utoncmout occurs On DC
iohur ~.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-09-29
Senator Simmons
Would Repeal All
Oh Special Taxes

WASHINGTON. Sept. 2s.-Reten,
thor OF the corporation capital stock
tax and repeal Of all OF the specia
taxes such M those on brokers. pro.
prictora Of th%eatcrs, c~ircuses, auto.
mobile bus Tines. shooting galleriel
and the like " proposed In n OF q
series OF amendments to the republi.
can tax revision bill offered today b,
Senator simmons OF North Carolina
on behalf OF the democratic member
OF the nance committee.
The bill MS reported to the senate
proposes repeal OF the corporation
stock tax and retention OF the othei
taxes.
Dynamite was invented BY Alfred
Noble In lsbs.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-09-29

but after taking several bottles Of the
Vegetable Compound | can now DO any.
thing about the house or farm that q
woman should do. | have a four months
old baby that is the healthiest and big.
gest baby for his age that ! have ever
seen. am willing for my letter 10 be
used for a testimonial 10 tell other suf-
fering women how much your medicine
has done for me, as ! give Lydia 4.
Pinkham's Vegetable Compound all the
praise. - Mrs. BLAIR l.. FISHER, r. D.l,
Box "a. Grafton, Pa.
Working early and late lifting,
carrying, and the heaviest Of housholc
duties Is il any wonder that il results in
backaches and kindred ills. But every
woman who suffers as Mrs. Fisher die
should profit by her experience anc
give Lydia +, Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound a fair trial.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-09-29
Five Gifts 10 Charity
Bureau in Memory
OF David WELLER

Five donations have been inade 30
the charity bureau In m"mory OF
David Wciiler. who committed sui
rod In Las Vegas Saturday night.
RABBIT Noise Bergman. secretary OF
the bureau announced this morning.
Each of the gifts TO charity was "a
check Tor s. Those who contributed
81 are Herman Schweizcr. \. i'leisch-
cr. Mr. and Mrs Albert Stern. Mr.
and Mrs. rhlfelder, and MIR. and
Mrs. Ernest Spitz.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-09-29

back. After DOCTOR
ing with different
doctors and not get
ting relief. ! had al
most given up hopes
when my sister told
me OF Lydia +. Pink
hams Vegetable
|Co mpound, and
knowing thatshe had
really been helped by
Il, ! purchased il. ]
was unable TO do my
! work at that time
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-09-29

pores and tissues OF impurities. Leaves
The skin clear, soft, healthy. Al lead
ing toilet counttfs. II they haven't u,
by mail, two sizes, oOc and sl'2o'
NATIONAL noBET CO.. 'Paris. TsHn.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-09-29
PAINS IN
Side AND BACK
Caused by Woman's Ills and
Cured by Lydia E. Pinkham's|
Vegetable Compound

Grafton, Pa. was troubled with
inflammation and pains in my sides and
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-09-29

4 British OH concern IS using the
airplnne to locate oil In Venezuela
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-09-29
CONTnnI rnntSr INNS.

DENDWOUDI = U 'VNI'
Several forest fires thAl nave p'Vl
blazing ip the black hills since last
saturday ulght have boon brought
under control, hut the situation Is
sim critical. according to forestry OF
The warm sunshine Of inc
mast few weeks. together with hehN,
frosts. have dried out the grouhh
cover unul the whole forest re-
scmblcs q vast finder box.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-09-29
Beautify til. Complexion
IN TIE Us
Nadinola CREAM
The Uasqualsd BsAuliiisr
Ussd and Endorsed
By Thousands

Guaranteed Ia remove
tan. iteckles, pimples,
s~allowness, etc. TX
tfrme cases. KIDS
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-08-31

younger Love had disappeared under
white-or nearly so-coating. And
then. they sailed into the hotel lobby. 1t
must be admitted that as they did the
younger member Of the party showed
the tip of her tongue to the still frown-
ing doorman.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-08-31
FAMILY OF 6 SERIOUSLY ILL
FROM EATING TAINTED MEAT
May Revoke License Of Butcher Who
Sold Pork

Six persons are in st. Mary's Hos
pital, one of them in n critical condi-
tion, as result of eating tainted meat
yesterday.
They ard John and Joseph Uczynski,
brothers: Mrs. John Uczynski and her
three chi!dien, Stella, eight years old !;
Sophie. SIX years, and Leon, two years.
All live at 230S Gaul street.
Yesterday morning Mrs. Uczynski
went to n butcher in the neighborhood
and bought several pounds of pork for
the loon meal. Another child, Henry,
nine years old. carried his fathers din
ner to his work. which is nearby.
In the afternoon John Uezynski be-
came violently i'll and arriving home
found all of his, family. sick and con-
torted with pain. A physician was
called and sent them to St. Mary's =
Hospital, where it was said Joseph
Uczynski, forty-two years old, is in a
critical condition as result Of the poi
soning. Two of the children, Sophie
and Leon, are also seriously i'll.
All but one child, Henry, were af-
fected, and he Is said to have escaped
because he was not hungry at meal time
and refused to eat any of the pork.
The State food inspectors have
started an investigation of the butcher
who is said to have sold the Uczynskis
the tainted meat. 1t is said his license
may be revoked.