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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-08-31
LARGEST AMERICAN
NAVAL D|RIG|BLE
BALLOON BURNS
Do Catches Ahre Fol
lowing an Explosion
of Gasoline

SEW YORK. Aus DiriTible
balloon D-6. the largest American
naval aircraft OF ~ typc. the l. mp
III and the kite balloon \. % were
destroyed by fire which ilin ~nzCd
the hangar today at the RocF1way
Point naval air station. An expo
sion OF gasoline from an unaL"wn
oaus" started the blaze Althou-h a
number OF men we're In III. hlpgdr.
only one man was slightly burned.
Great TANKS containing thou
sands of cubic feet of hydrogen were
located near the hangar and the fire.
men PLAYED tons Of water upon them
10 prevent possible explosions
The D-6 was iaS feet long. carried
q crew of four aud had a speed Of
go miles an hour. She was used to
patrol the coast.
Secretary Dcnby recently ordered
all activities at the air station to
ronse tomorrow. II was understood
tho D-6 was being prepared for
transportation 10 the now hangar at
Iakchurst. y. j.. built 90 receive the
Inflated IRE recently destroyed In
England
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-08-31
GENERAL INSTRUCTED on
MIsST VIRGINIA DUTIES

WASHINGTON. Aug. ai-Final In
structlona were given by Secretary
Weeks to Brig. Gen. H. n. Band
ho'tz. who has been ordered by the
war dct,ni iment fo the West Virginia
coal fields, to observe the response
10 President iisrdirg's proclamation
calling on all persons engaged In
unlawful insurrectioHary proceedings
ito return 20 their homes by tomor-
row NOON"
Governor Morgan. Il was stated to-
day. has advised the war department
that he Immediately would take
steps - bring about establishment OF
national guard units in his state In
nrcordnace With an act passed by
tho last leeisiature authorizing one
regiment OF infantry and ono ma
chinegrn company. The governor
added that one company OF infantry
already had been mustered into
service. The war department. on re-
colpt Of the information. ordered
CO.. y. n. shaw. 4. :. A., 10 report
20 the governor for duty as inspcc-
tinn Instructor for the West Virginia
guard.
Officers in the legal department
OF the army RECALLED today that mar
till Law as such had not heen de-
clnred by the federal government IN
any state since reconstruction dayA
should troops be ordered to West
Virginia. thoir use. II was said. would
bc as federal aid In times ~ domes-
Tic disturbance" rather than n dec
laration Of martial law.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-08-31
Other Boys Have
Won!
Why Not You?

qJust Is days remain in
which you can earn AIN Indian
Motobikc by securing 35
new months subscriptions
to The Daily and Sunday
Herald.
qAre you going to earn your
bikei
qYou can earn il between
now and school opening next
Tuesday, If you try.
qYou have until September
10 10 earn your bike. The OF
fer will be Withdrawn ON that
date, under our contract with
the Albuquerque Novelty
Works, local dealers in In
dian bicycles.
q Remember this is the gen.
uine Indian Motobike; selling
at $40 and worth the money.
gThe Herald has given five
OF these $40 Indians 10 boys
who have earned them. Sew
cral other boys are going TO
complete their 35 subscrip-
tions before school opens.
gWhy not get h, the game TO-
morrow morning, and earn
yoursi
QPAY NO MONEY. TAKE
NO MONEY.
qJust get 35 signed subscrip-
tions to The Herald, each for
six months and as soon as
these have been confirmed,
you get the bicycle.
gWith the first five subscrip-
tion orders verified, you get
a pair Of S37b roller skates.
qYour father. mother,
brother, sister--any or all.
have a right 10 help YOU get
your subscriptions. Get the
whole family to help.
qStart right out and earn
your Indian.
gYou can get subscription
blanks at The Herald at any
time. Better come in tomor-
row morning.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-08-31
PRESIDENT LETTER
READ At OPENING OF
BAR CONVENTION
Advises Liberal Attitude
Toward Those Who
Question the Law

CINCINNATI. AuR. 3i.--A liberal
attitude toward those who question
the law vii lead TO better safeguard
ing the good we possess and rightly
shaping the measures OF progress that
We must have" President Harding
declared In a letter OF greeting 10
the American Bar association which
formally opened It's fhrty-fourth an
nuai convention today.
pr.-ldent Harding expressed re-
Eret that he could not attend the
convention hut praised the association
for unfolding "the highest ethics OF
n noble profession" The presidents
letter was read hv Hampton l.. Car
ann. acting president OF the associa-
iioh. who presided at the opening
session.
THE members Of the American
Bar association have lighted the way
10 Legislative achievement. admins
trativc advance and constant con-
servatiye measure of social progress. y
President Harding wrote. 'Not only
IN this country hut In all others tne
American Par association has earned
eXa't ted repntc for unswerving idoal-
isn coupled with sound discretion"
I'VE would be blind, indeed" the
letter said. ~ we did not recognize
that thcrc " "A tendency to eNamina-
ton aud inauiEition even of tradi-
tons and institutions that once were
held elemental. almost sacred NO
greater influence than your own could
he arraysd In favor of open minded,
disintcreatca inquiry into the Justlfi-
cation for these criticisms and n
Nuu sdspi n liberal attitude toward
ouch Inquiries. you viii he more po-
tent IN Safeguarding the good that
we possess and rightly shaping the
measures OF progress that we mus,
have"
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-08-31
DEPUTY SHERIFF .

LOGAN. w Va. Aug. 3l.--John
Gore. Logan county deputy sheriff.
was killed in a fight between a border
patrol and an armed band on Blair
mountain this morning. This is the
first casualty since state police.
deputy sherims and volunteers from
southern West Virginia gathered here
To resist the forces which for days
have been assembling ON the east
side. Of spruce Fork ridge, believed
to he bent upon an invasion OF Logan
county.
Airplanes today distributed copies
of President Harding's proclamation
throughout this district Thousands
were printed here last night Friend
and Zoe alike received the pamphlets
containing the presidents command
that all persons engaged In "insur-
rectionary proceedings dispcrs" and
return to their homes at or before
noon Thursday. sept. !. Flying
eastward the planes crossed Boone
and parts OF kanawha counties
dropping the circulars"
At dawn the Spruce Fork ridge
guard reported AL we'll" There
was no fighting during the night; no
attempt was made to scale the east
crn slope OF the hills.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-08-31
SUNDAY HERALD
TO PRINT STORIES
ON NIM GERMANY

The Sunday Herald has COM
plctod an arrangement with Geo.
Bernhard. editor -in-chicf OF the
Nossische ZoitunF. Berlin's Oldest
and best known newspaper for
series OF articles on the political
and International problems facing
Germany
With the signing of the peace
treaty between Germany and tho
United States. the future OF Ger
many and her relations with the
world, and especially the United
states. become matters Of immcdl-
ate interest to the American poo-
pie as . whole, but especially TO
the large part Of the population
with German ancestry No Ger
man publicist rs better known In
America than Bernhard, and none
II better equipped 10 speak FOR
the ncw German nation, He "
the leader Of the Ho-callcd Con
tincntal policy" In the new Ger
many, which Is aimed at the re-
Cancellation OF all European ma
tions. Bernhard Is member of
the board OF directors of the
largest press organization In Ger
many. the Reichaverhand German
press. president of the tarin com
mittee OF German Journalists. and
otherwise prominent In the coun-
als Of the republic.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-08-31
EIGHT HIGHWAY
CONTRACTSAWARDED
Provide for Construction
of l07 Miles of Crushed
Rock Road

sANIA ~. y. ~. nuE, -, 1''-t'sn. s,nD.
nss." ,,,.'.,.,,,,,, 80 ,o- ,,,s,s. ~ .,,s,ad
,.nrL ,,d s,r.,,.i su,.fac,.5 a,s,o ,.oads
AZ an Aggregate coat OF s4ss.s73.OI,
were awarded tho lowest bidders yes
teriay by l.. A. GilIett. state highway
engineer and the state highway com
mission.
seven OF the contracts are federal
aid projects aud one il a forest aid
co-operatIve project. The aumber OF
bidders for each contract ranged from
five to eleven and the total number
OF bidders exceeded thirty. Contracts
were signed with each successful bid
der and his bond filed and accepted
within thirty minutes after each
award.
The seven federal aid contracts let
on all OF which work will be started
within a few days bring the total
number Of projects under construc-
ton up 10 30. twenty have been
compietea ana % arc pelhs nurees,'
or are hNa't'hs l.uc."' . "ppr"Nei,
TINS makes lo,aI M 80 proloc,s
which nave oeeh ,nls'tco ny tho SUI sur,
III - IA "a a.. ,.htch ,hc
s.i A., t.'',t,, ,,,,,,t,
49, .,'s.s 80 49,. ,s,,',,,,,,,i,,, n.,, m
.'.t,ah \. ~, ,n ~ ne, ~ ~ s,atc
'.e"
Ihe projects ior Whleh contracts
VIZ ~ ~ ~
NO. I'D, Coilak C county, oot",en
SimArron and ooliaN, coh'iae,"I ~,
las tohs'rueuoh company anu
Atchison OF Ia Nsta Soio' iehs'h
''sss
no. ~ 'Hsro county, p',Nc"n
Mesealeio anu iularosai eonruetor ',
" s'iyhcr N"ns.ru,t'"n company =,
DehNer' I"io' iehs'n O.sV hi'eS' c"''
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-08-31
ARTHUR {. BURCH,
MURDER DEFENDANT
DIVORCED BY WIFE
Suit Was Filed Before ].
Bolton Kennedy
Was Slain

LAWRENCE Kas. Aug, 3l.-Mrs.
Allie Gale Burch today was granted
a divorce in district court here from
Arthur &. Burch Jointly charged with
Mrs Madalynne Obenchain or tho
murder Of J. Bolton Kennedy ut Los
angeles.
t'ndcr the Kansas law the decree
viii beceme absolute In siN months.
Tho divorce was granted by Judge
Hugh Means, ON grounds OF gross
neglect Of duty and abandonment for
q period uf more than a year
The suit was filed some months
before the murder of Kennedy. Mrs.
Burch's request that her maiden
name Of Allie Gale Qunylc be re-
stored was granted and she was given
custody OF the four-ycar-old son,
Courtland Burch.
Mrs. Burch and her mother. Mrs.
W. 4. Quayle. were the only wit
ncsses heard The hearing lasted
only a few minutes.
Bishop W A. Quayle father OF the
plaintiff, was not present at the hear
Ing
LOS ANGELES. Aug si.--Arthur
G. Burch Jointly charged with Mrs.
Madalynnc ObenchRin with the
murder Of i Bolton Kennedy, today
In the county Jail expressed his
thanks Tor the Information" when
told Mrs Allie Gale Burch had hocn
grantcd divorce from him In Law
renee Kansas.
Then Burch smiled.
u haven't another thing 10 say."
ho added I'm fact, on advice of my
attorneys I Am going to quit saying
anything about anything to news
papor men"
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-08-31
RESIDENT or ARIZONA
FOR MANY YEARS

/.
PHOENlN. Arix., Aug. 3i.---Judge
Albert =. Baker, justice OF tho Ari-
xona supreme court, died this morn
ing at Los Angeles. according to ad :
Vices received here.
Justice Bakers death occurred IN
ciara Barton hospital In the coast
city. where he had been confined
only since last Friday.
Judge Baker was born In Clrnrd.
Russell county Alabama. 7s years
ago. and he served for two and a
half years as color bearer for wad-
dell's battalion OF artillery during the
civil war
In 1868 he was admitted to the
practice OF law In Alabama and OPP
ened an office In Crawford, Ala,
where he remained for three years.
when he removed to san Diego. CaIf.
In 1875 he went TO Los Angeles.
where he spent a year and then he
went to san Francisco. where he lived
until 1873. when he came to this
city. where he had since resided.
Judge Baker practiccd law In this
city for number of years From
1889 to 1854 he was county attor-
uey here and for four more years
he was city attorney. Ifc also served
as United states district attorney for
four years, In 1923 President Cieve-
land appointed him chief Justice OF
the supreme court Of tho territory OF
ARIZONA. position he held until
1897, when he resumed private rrac'
ticc. In 1918 he was elected justics
Of the ARIZONA supreme court. hold
ing that position at the time OF hii
death.
lie married Miss Mary Jesus Alex
andcr. OF Yuma. Arlx, on Fchruarl
.. 1881. Justice Baker II suryives
by his widow and four children.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-08-31
"A DEAD IN
. BELFAST RIOTS;
MILITARY RULE
Troops to Assume Con.
troll of City; Prevent
N Clashes

BELFAST. Aug. sf--The military.
Il was announced Al midday. win as.
sumo control OF Belfast within an
hour as result Of Representations
by the lord mayor as TO the urgent
necessity OF affording the city protoc-
ton in view OF the fierce rioting and
fighting IN progress.
ny mid-afternoon. with the fight-
Ing stiil procssdlnr N some areas
between the u)3ls iqyaiias and Sim
Feiners. the .JdtM destA roll since
Monday niehfihad reached fourteen
Scores have been wounded but tho
exact number is not known.
At o'clock this afternoon tho city
was comparatively quiet The mill
tNfy had taken TO street duty, al.
though they had not gone into Royal
avenue. Traffic had bsen restored
In York street
The severity OF the York street
rloting this morning led TO dismissal
Of the employees OF the great flax
spinning works. When employees re-
ported for work the plant entrance
was in the line of fire. hole was
knocked In the factory wall on side
street.
Mary Jane Mccrackcn was shot In
the arm as she crossed Nelson street
Henry Bowers. IS. was shot and
killed asst night and companion
was wounded as he lighted a cigaret
from one held by his companion.
Fierce revolver fighting between
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-08-31
Hear Congressman Kelly
At the Armory Tomorrow Night

= bNGHlsN r,TnCk KELLY of Michisan brilliant orator and
- Thursday
nini~ Ills nddrs
viii Holm o. Bursum
-
division OF republican
nauo cont meeting
The pconIr O
seth comfortably seated
1 % partisan stake In the
'n r issue before the people 81 New Mrssn = ne
Of and nation
mini
and
be chosen
something about choice OF
New senaO hearing.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-08-31
Adolphus Fitzgerald,
Noted Mason, Dies

RENO, New, Aug. 3l.-Adolphus
L. Fitzgerald OF Eureka. New. 81,
dean Of the supreme consistory Of
the thirty-thrd degree scottish Rite
Missionary for the southern iurisdic-
tion OF the United States. died this
morning at the home OF his son
Richard. whom hc was visiting In
Boston. Mass.
He was born In North Carolina.
served with the Confederate army
throughout the civil war and at it's
conclusion became professor OF Latin
and Greek al Pacific Methodist col
legc. then at NHcavillc, Calif. He
was chief justice of Nevada In 1884
and was leader OF the silver party In
the first Bryan campaign OF 1905.
tie was past grand master of the
Masonic grand lodge of Nevada. 4
son and a daughter survive hir..
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-08-31
JUSTICE BAKER OF
ARIZONA SUPREME
COURT IS DEAD
End Comes in California
Hospital Where He
Had Been Ill

LOS ANGELES. AUG. si-Justico
Albert g. Baker OF the Arixona su-
preme court, died at a hospital here
today from an attack OF heart trouble
which began week ago while he
was on a vacation IL this city. lie
was rs years old.
with him when death came we're
two sons. Robert and Alexander B.
Baker OF Phoenix. he II survived
also By a widow, expected 10 arrive
here today from Colorado and two
daughters. Mrs. John H. Page OF
Phoenix, now in Los Angeles. and
Mrs. c. !. stacy Of Bennett. Colo.
Funeral arrangements will not bo
completed until after the arrival OF
Mrs. Baker. but II has been tentative
ly planned to take the body to Phoc-
nix for burial. starting tomorrow
night
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-08-31
Woman Says She
Burned Children to
Revenge Husband

MEDFoRD. Wis. Aug. 81. -
Charged with setting fire To the barn
at her farm house near Dublin. In
which hor child and two step chill
dren were burned to death. Mrs.
John Koscielny entered "a plea OF
guilty when arraigncd here today at
"A preliminary hearing.
Whom questioned by District Attor-
ney Andersen Hs to her motive In
burning the children. MrF. Kosclciny
replied that he wanted TO get re-
venEe ON her husband for alleged
brutal treatment
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-08-31
Ship Starts on
Quest for Million
r.
Sunkcn Treasure

NEW YORK. Aug. ai.--Bound on
quest Tor more than a million dol
lars IN sunkcn treasure. the steam
trawier Ripple was piowinE south to-
day headed for Cape Charles. Va.
aud the submerged wreck OF the
Ward line steamer Merida.
The little trawlcr's decks ware
Uttered with equipment for tho
saiyngins operations when Bhe sailed
from here late yesterday and her
crew Included Prank G.. Riley. one
OF the hest known % deep aea divers
and two nsslrtantR. George w. Nord-
ntrom, chief officer OF tho Merida
when she went down. also was aboard
TO aid In locating the wreck
Tho Merida was sunk IN about 80
fathoma Of water on May -. 1911.
In collision with tho stealship
Admiral FarraGut. Her cargo In
cludcd gold and silver bullion val-
uod at from st.eo0.000 10 $4,000 900.
which she was transporting from
Havana 10 New York.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-08-31
Striking Miners
Are Dispersed

UNIoNTOwN. p, Aug strik-
Ing miners Of the w. =. Raincy Coal
q Coke company marching into Alli-
son. Pa TO bring out the miners OF
the Superior Coal a Coke company
there. were today dispersed by Sher-
~ Shaw OF Fayette county and one
deputy by display OF machine guns
state police, under Sergeant Free
man, lRtor took over the situation.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-08-31
Mountain Feudist
Is Found Guilty;
Gets Life Term

Mt. VERNON Ky. Aug si.--
John Bailey, mountain feudiHt, who
has boon on trial here for more than
"a week today was found guilty Of
murder and sentenced TO imprison-
mont Tor life. Bailey shot and killed
Beverly u. White last April.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-08-31
Milk Price Cut
To 10 Cents a Quart
In East ! .as Vegas

EAsT Las VEGAS. n. NJ. Aug. ~
One of the largest dairies IN this
city has reduced the price OF milk to
what II terms ''pre-wer prices" Its
advertisement In local newspaper
says: owing TO .hc large quantity
OF feed and by handling our own
herd we are enabled 90 quote the
following prices effective September
d; MIX, pint. . cents; l quart, 10
cents; ainglc cream, IA pint, 10
cents. Y pint. 20 cents. pint. 40
cents; quart. SO cents"
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-08-31
pAnDONs TWO BOYs.

SANTA FE. y. NJ, Aug. 3l.-Gov.
NJ c. Mcchem granted "A pardon TO
two boys at the reform school at
Springer on the recommendation OF
the board OF control. They are Lon-
nic \. Atkins and Eddie Crawford
both sent 10 the rcformatory from
Luna county. The parents of both
boys no longer reside in the state
and the governors investigation indi-
Gates that they are able 10 take care
OF the boys II returned 20 them
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-08-31
Churches to Dismiss
Early So People Can
Hear Bursum

WAGON MOUND, n. NJ. AUG. 81.
Churches In Wagon Mound have
schcdu' ed sunday night services nj
an early hour - that the congrcra-
tious may be dismissed In tune TO at
tend the political meeting wnen
senator Holm o. Bursunn VIII speak.
ReaideDts OF this section are very
Keen TO hear the senator In his cam
paign. A sunday meeting was ten
iatiyely arranged for here ana n can
vass OF the town showed the people
were eager to attend.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-08-31
Today s Results
National League

National League
~. Louis Oib III llO-l2 20
Philadelphia 100 90 600 3 10
Batteries HIaincs North and Glenn
ons Nihsmith; winters Belts ana
Urnlinc.
Cincinnati 100 goo O0O-l
Boston 03O 600 0ON-S o
Batteries; Mark.c and Mingo;
Ocschger and Gowdy.
American League
First game, score u. IL. T..
Cleveland TOO Oi3 i9i-i0 10 1
Detroit ...,.lO0 000 600
batteries: Sothoron and oNeill,
Dauss Holling and Bassler. Woodall
First game. score: II. II. r..
~ Louis ... 900 600 ObO-b ~
Chicago .......O4O O2l OO'-7 Is o
Batteries: Davis. Palmer. Burw ell,
aud SEVERED. collins, Faber, Nc
Weency. Wilkinson and Schalk.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-08-31
VAST MOTION
PICTURE TRUST
IS ALLEGED
Government Charges
One Corporation Con-
trolls 5000 Houses

WAsIIINoToN. AUG. sI.--Thc
Famous rlaycrs-fasky corporation
and affiliated cuncernh. which the
federal trade commission has for,nal-
iy charged with unfair competition
and monopoiIstic policies. ''eombincd
and corspired 20 suppress sompesi-
ti3n In Interstate commerce IN motion
picturo films according 70 sum
maries Of the official complaint Eiscn
out today.
The complaint declares that IN
1890 the corporation in addition 10
owning 400 thcetern Supplied cx-
ciuslvciy 5000 OF tho total of 1900
picture houses IN the United states.
which theaters obtained 81 cents OF
each ~ spent for admissions TO pic
turo shows In the country
no Subsidiaries.
Il IL further charged that through
40 subsidiary corporations, the cor
poration played part In the intcrr
national field.
Besides tho corporation. she COM
plant personally cites Adoiph zukor.
Jesse l.. LasIky. Jules Mahtbanm. Al
fred =. Black. stephen A. Lynch and
Ernest v. Richards. Jr., all corpora
ton officers.
The Realart Pictures corporation.
IN acctfuihtt WIN tHt tNurIifatfs
the complaint says. was set up by
the Famous Players group In 1919
and though owned by them "heid out
10 the trade 20 he wholly indepeu-
dent"
Tho complaint also charges that
the group cited proceeded 70 ''ac-
qulrifion OF motion pictures thcaters
through coercion and intimidation
under threats Of erecting cenpetitlve
houses and interfering with film
service"
Control Enumerated.
Such methods are charged specif-
lcally against the corporation and
Alfred s. Black. as president OF tho
Black New England Theaters. Inc.
the Stanley company owning or con-
trolling 81 theaters Ia Pcnsyivania,
western New Jersey and Delaware"
and the Lynch Enterprise corpora-
ton owning and operating theaters
In the Atlantic ad Gulf states. from
North caroiia 20 Texas. and In Ten
nessee, Arkansas. and Oklahoma"
Tho Seenger Amusement company.
operating In southern states and con-
trolling IS theaters. was aiso Included
in the citation as a substhisry Of the
Famous Players IfI
The general program WINS carried
out from New York TO Los Angeles
by the parent corporation. the COM
plant says and ''aii thaafers owned.
controlled or operated by the Famous
Piayers-Iasky corporation are per-
manen,ly closed TO competitors"
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-08-31
Won BUELOW DIES
Commander Of German Second
Army in War.

BERLIN. Aug. ai-Ficld Marshall
General Won Buelow. who was com,
mander In chief OF the German sec-
today.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-08-31

Hlghest tenpcfa-
turo, SO, lowest
temperature, b9i
daily range tenn
per atu re, ~,
mean dailN tenn
peraturc. 72i re-
lntiVe humidity 6
%. m. 40 relative
humidity q a. M
sbi precipitation.
none; prevailing
direction. e "A ST
character OF the
day. partly cloudy
No..
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-08-31

state weather.
New Mexico Generally fair In
south. unsettled In north portign
tonight and ThurHday, probably
showers In northwest; warmer In
northeast portion tonight.
-
Arigona Fair IN south, showers
In north portion tonight warmer
in south central portion. Thurs
day fair In west and south. show
ers In northeast portion.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-08-31
Weather,

NJ the
UNIVERSITY OF NEW MEXICO
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-08-31
SUGAR PRICE CIT.

SAN FRANCISCO. Aug. 3f.--A cut
OF 10 cents a hundred pounds for
refined granulated cane sugar was
announced today by refiners. Tho
new price is s6.30 20 wholesalers.