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The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-08-19
IN THE MATTER OF REFUND.
ING BONDS FOR TOWN OF
FAIRvIEW, MARION CouN-
TN. WEST "

AT regular session Of the Com
mon Council Of the Town Of Fair
view Marion County, W. Virginia,
held on the 21st day of June 1922.
an ordinance was adopted and en-
tered of record, authorizing vote
to be taken by the legal voters OF
the Town of Fairyiew, Marion Coun-
ty, upou the issuance and sale of
Thirteen Thousand (S13.000) Dol
lars Of bonds of said Town. known
as Refunding Bonds, and directing
that an election be held in said
Town, on the Sth day OF July, 1922
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-08-19
BAXTER WINS, 90.

The Baxter baseball nine defeat
ed Rivesville Thursday afternoon
on the latter's ground by the score
of to 4. Each side scored four
runs in the first inning. Baxter
scored twice in the seventh inning
and three times in the ninth. Ben
nett was in the box for Baxter and
gave Rivesville only three hits.
Morris pitched seven innings for
Rivesville and O'Dell pitched one
inning. They allowed fourteen hits
altogether.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-08-19
EXPENSES DECLINE

WASHINGTON. Aug. 10 Run
ming expenses 0: the governln ent
fell off by more than sloG0oo-ooo
during July as compared win the
same month last year. While pup
lie debt disbursement were reduc-
ed by S196. 100000. according to the
monthly statement Of eSpehol-
lures made public by the 1reasur y
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RESULTs YESTERDAY
-. - Nafinnal L eanue

sGAMES sScHEDULED TODAY
National League
sBostonS pittsburgh. (2)
sByooklynr at Cincinnati. -
Observation-Disclosures.
5Rhi1ade1pI1fa at ST. Louis. =
American League -
SEgIoufs at Philadelphia. 8
EsChicagoEat New York.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. {2)
Observation-Disclosures.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-08-19

Hatfield, Alltop. Three base hits
Skidm ore Sacrifice hits-Belt.
Stolen bases-Ford. Left on bases
2. Methodists S. First
base on errors-Methodist 1. First
on balls-Off Skidmore 1 (Boice),
off Hefner (Scagnella. Morrison)
Struck out by Hefner, 2. by Skid
more, g. Passed baIls-Layman 2.
.Umpir and Watson
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-08-19
ESTIMATE OF TAX LEVY FOR
MARION COUNTY FOR THE
YEAR 1922

State of West Virginia.
County OF Marion. To-Wtt:
At a regular session of the Coun-
ty Court of Marion county. held on
the Sth day of August. 1922, present
M. ". MILAN, President. and Z. u
Conawav and Amos Q. Stanley.
Commissioners.
In accordance with section =
Acts OF the Extra Session OF the
Legislature 1919. the court pro
ceeded to make UP an estimate OF
the amount necessary to be leV1eo
for the current fiscal year. ano
doth determine and estimate the
several amounts to be as ioiio"S.
Cnna-.al CnnntX PurpOSeS.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-08-19

erty IN district IS 1.b35.o24.o5
Proposed rate of levy, Ten cents
Estimate for Dist-ic Road
Purposes
Grant District
Estimated Receipts Except taxes
20 be levied for current yearl-i
lions ........s $500
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Special Notices
s oon5no

1910. =. rate of levy. Eleven cts
e. E.stimat for District ROAD \ 5sss,#sS35
b Purpose
Union District
Estim ated Receipts Except la3 sass'5s
70 he levied for current yearli--7
Tax .s sales and reoeinp $500
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Special Notices
capltation road tax.
100000

Total receipts s.oo IVY
Estimated Disbursements
Outstanding orders.
June so. 1922 ---..s ssl.oo
Delinquent taxes and -
generations ooo.oo
For construction. inn
provement & main
tenance OF County
district roads oS.SoS-o4
For construction and
maintenance OF
bridges on County ].
district roads 4S.oe
Miscellaneous ..-.... S,ooo-oo
Total disbursements IS 13s,442.33
Total receipts $4,000
N' by levy -. 12s.s42.ss
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-11-24

The United States has not always
preceded its entrance into war hy a
formal declaration. having begun hos.
Utilities against Great Britain In 1871.
hy invading Canada and Selling British
vessels in American ports.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-11-24
Adams Has Specials

The Adams Dry. Goods Company. al
though running a Talk Turkey Sale Of
cut prices will have specials for the Dol.
lar DAYS ~ Friday and saturday. The
Adams Company now celebrating It's
second anniversary. claims 20 have orig.
mated Tho DnIlar Day In Amarillo.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-11-24

What about ih. usW rli. permitting
team 90 make enc play from sorim.
mage after scoring o. touchdown
shortly after iho .poniur oi tine foot
hali season J put tla question 20 e mum
her OF the leading coaches Fow 90 them
hal anything good 90 ay of ODE new
rule some refused fH express an ,piuIOn
until 900. reform v. rttu % thHroueb
trial
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-11-24

r.r..s attitude was that Of true
......ms. Rather than risk perma'
NOM ay4ry to little Johnny German.
d. a.... d ono of his best bets against
Harvard There ls more 20 football
t... m. victory with Bil Roper
som. .I sentiment
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-11-24
IIenr, SNYDER Buried

-TUheral services were held Thursday
Tor Henry Snyder who died Wednesday
night. Or II Thomson conducted tho
services al 707 Johnson Street. Burial
was .n Ilano Cemetery.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-11-24

Just another fine example 81 the old
lighting spirit, the spirit that has made
athletic te.yns Of Princeton Justly fam
ius.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-11-24

German is IN far shape said Roper
Il could star thin agnsi Harvard AMI
Dee might last DUB N. game. lIr asa
might Doe injured afu q frw minutes
nl play, which would render him uan.
fUr thn rest ~ tho season. or course
could gamble will h.m but wHi
hW to BE- rsht fH ia. For That f.i.
SON ] um not going o. START hIm aGIIrs'
Harvard unless my other three Iuut'ni
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-11-24

That why ] say the victory over
Harvard Ha- "a Dir unexpected. yet all
.f. .g...r fDr that reason. The Prince
,.r eleven rallied despite the loss ~
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-11-24

IFS star quarter while Harvard looked
like a different team when Buell. was
taken out ~ the lineup.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-11-24

Asia matter Of M.. Roper admitted
.f tls mu. thHf Doc wns pointing
.a tm fr toe Yale contest rather
H.r ON. affair with Harvard Roper
1000. az the uIs,st coaches in the game.
.uu.l 90 ou' thlH way.
.IH uur 1at three meetings with Har.
WI N, have gotten Two ties and a
Hn Against SAD. $50 haven't done as
5000 Th.rr is 20 Eoou,r rivalry bc.
fr..n Yale and Princeton than Hpr.
FI Princeton thn year Is looking
f. fhp Yale pmo."
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-26
PAVING N TRACKS
ON EAST CENTRAL
TO BEGIN MONDAY
Gravel to Be Replaced
With Asphalt With
out Delay

Tho paving OF the space between
tho Stree n tracks on East Gen..
trul venue from High TO MtIfr
berry streets Is 20 be started Mon
day morning, George RosiinQon.
president OF The city Electric con-
pnuy has Informed the city cpsu-
missioners.
At the time the paving was put
in on East Central avenue the
stree car company was allowed
to choose IL own Kind Of paving
and to DO the work after fhe niatn
part OF the street had been paved.
travel was placed around tho
tracks only as n temporary fU-
ing until The material for tho pau
Ing arrived The asphalt FOR tho
street ia now On hand and the
shovellnE out OF the gravel will
begin early Monday
The pouring % the asphalt " 20
begin Tuesday morning. Mr. Ros-
inEtDn snid.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-26

~ - - NNNNNN lN"NNN HNANNNAa
East Nauhu. y N.
Authorized by the State LAWS Of
New Mexico
No Promotion stock Issued to
Organizers.
No sularied Trustees
ECONOMY IN DEVELOPMENT
cur trust agreement fully
protects the unit holders as
units are non-assesanhlo and
unit holders have control 81 The
affairs ~ the trust at an Times
We have been successful IN
raising sufficient funds Co war
rant the signing OF contracts
FOR two wells
From an geological reports
this field .s one Of the most
promising undyveioped oil fields
known.
our trustees have selected
2.tG0 acres ~ very promising oil
land iu thi. field aud there b.
already drilling on this land ono
well and another wcil will start
Ben "a few days
Nurthcutt Brotheua. who urc
now drilling r. largely inter-
csted they holding land In this
vicinity and also being unit
holders in the trust.
Now cOnrider 2.fGO acres
o on4 units or . 2N-i0N acres FOR
rnrh uUit. just Imagine the
value 81 one unit after this field
is urotrp. uH acreage In proven
fields e"ila aa hirh o. $4,000
i,vr ucr.
Ihst figure Tor yourself what a
small inyrst msnt In this project
moe mean fn you
tn" world does not W you %
l"inv 20 owes you o. chance
WIN y1u take "a chance
w utc still selling n limited
nImh.r - units az thu par value
~ SO 90 per unit VIII be
f15 DU otter Saturday Feb 90
today.
9. g. Powell Agent.
~ H1nrth ~. Albuquerque
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Classified
Advertising Rate Card

EFFECTIVE FEBRUARY 10. 1929.
cent a word each Insertion.
yandiug classified. 10 cents a word
perfmonth.
Classified Display. 81 cents An inch
nnl insertion, Is rents an inch zach
|ronaecuiive Insertion SO 10 an inch per
|fnonth. Copy change permitted daily
business and professional cards. 81. 10
hn inch per moeih. Half Inch. Or. bO.
Classified ads Tor The Eyening Herald
nust BE- IN tho Herald office befor4 2 nm
publication day desired. ClasafHei
tds Tor The sunday Herald received IN
pm zach Saturday
No ad run for an indefini.e Period can
be discontinued lasef than - O'Clock
loon
Display classified forms close Al 1880
Hay ~ publication.
Tbs Herald will he responsible for only
me iucurTe1t inFertiun.
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A NEW OIL FIELD

dusi opening near Vaughn. y NJ
We shall not try 90 tell sou iust has
many barrels these wells will produce
hut me shallow sand il rstimntaa 4,
sul where FROM fifteen b. furty or d~
" barrels We have two wells con
irHrtsd and drilling has alre.dr
started on one ~ them aud nt ttis
Depth these wells should be finished in
les than ninety days Our company.
The Mesa Leon ON Trust is being n
nanoed through the sale ~ unit par
value uf $1,000 zach There can b.
two thousand uuits sold and 10 date
the local business mnn and other. in
vicinity have houeht q sufucien, mum
Dor 20 pay for twu wells. We eslsct
ia driu at least five wells on this
whoa additional funds can be- secured
20 DO so. and We believe tha each
well can he depended uron 60 produce
OIL hut ths quantItv d YET w. b. Do
trrmlned Our erolorist has spsni twn
sears boz this field and has made an
exhaustive studs Of same aud be
hrsa in t e. a biz producer wnh
every ounce Of energy n his system.
Its opinions are cunfirmed by others
1i the profession. some % whom are
almost nationally known The Mesa
leon ul Tuutt ia q New Mealeo or
Eauitauan composed Of local husinc.s
tu and prominent mon from nesrhy
i'unH comprising ~ organization that
WuI uHsnIfrl1 guarantee q square deal
Co. those holding units In said organ
ifaton a s1uT RI oar Declaration ~
Trust bel un Nir Iu the office Of the
state hank Examiner 90 Santa pe aud
Do goes without sayiuE that our ur
Fanifation hhH been thoroughly iuscs.
trated aud Tho New Mexico Blue SAY
lass being very rigid are added a.
surhncs that the purchaser "a doubiy
protected TIE trustees nf this organ
nation have the development Of H.
state at heart have no desire 90 leon
ardihe The iufcrest Of any person re-
Eardless ~ Tho amoaat nf their inssst
msnt rhl tenms oi this Drciafstion
Of rrusi provide that the funds secur
ed fruiu the salr uf uaits b. danasitsd
be- be- Truss nepsrtmcut Of ths Firu,
National hunt Of santa p. Hnd rash
i1nds elnh be used Tor actual driu
inr We have no promotion stock. no
sniaried uastesa and there can BE- no
efaft Our Trustee are 7 % Gar
lngiun. J. G Eilett Fred Adams. Is
g homey HAIRY = noamau. a. D
Clara and > n Avsry They ask and
dssire ciosest infestiEauon a. 10 tie
plans ans methods q me organisation
Information given and unita on sale a.
30 iit south Fourth street Aiba
qaergue \ A. Home office. East
Vaughn \. 81 You uil get quick a.
tion on Frur iuyrstment aud tne
chance of big production In the deep
- ssHd that vrl b. sold later 10 me
iHrrct companies D. regarded b pfac
tirsi oh men a. excellent Those boz
frz one unit own one two thousandtht
part n eniirg production u san
acres both shallow aud deep sand
Nuu cau Hifard Go buy some q ;his
You can afford to do withaus u A
10 play foe . little money. Othsr
weils s~iartinF snon bnchnnan we'll 70
parted tsa hunafed barrel ~sil ust
in nov Leases In other fields huns
iu f2A 1Qo PET sere and vi. iris NAY |
be- the same THIS ~ your opportunity. |
CAN and see o.
MESA LEoS OFT TRUST
p G Powell Arsnt
No. iii ssu,a Fsur,h stress
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Committee Reports
Suggestions for
Hotel at Santa Fe
fsncclnI ln Thr nrrnldl

SANTA FE. n. NJ. Feb 36-ro
issue receivers certificates for
purchase b. present stockholders
b. the plan which II suggested
by the subcommittee which was
appointed TO find possible solu-
lions for the present financial
condition Of Ia Fonda. Santa f'e'a
community hotel
The report OF the sub-commii
tee which was made public Hii-
day. recommends that these Ger.
tificnteH be first liens on the no
tel subject only 70 the Jamy
mortgage for $1,000 whlchi al
ready exists against the property
The report further suggests mat
the certificates be payable ln five
years and carry ) per cent inter.
esf.
Three other plans were reject
ed by the suh-commitfec. winch
chose the fourth plan presented.
The other three suggestions were
that the stockholders submit TO
a voluntary assessment. that they
submit 90 having a lien placed or
the property when would be- prior
10 their present equitable liens.
that the stock Of all deiin-
quent subscribers be forfeited AMI
resold
In discussing the delinquent
subscribers the report ecom
mends hat suits be Instituted Tor
collection OF delinquent s~ubscrlp-
lions bcfory March 1. irrcspec-
NV" Of any pending re-organlNa-
ton 81 the company.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-26

AMSTERDAM Huiinnd-A lot
ter has been received here from
N van Motz. Dutch vice consul az
IArnch" In The Spanish zone 81
Morocco, M which Won Motz snys
ne war taken hy Arabian troops
commanded by spanish Officers
and shipped on 90 Taugler
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Star FwrniGwure
Company

Phone ios-w ia W Gold Ave
We list below several real
bargains IN used furniture
tur usual guarantee OF Salts
faction or your money back
goes with there goods. the same
a. lli the new furniture we sell
Nufnid bed davenport. new
spanish leather uphoistering s2G
Morris chair. adjustable rcciln-
ing back. practically new. $3.50
McDouagli kitchen cabinet.
with 81 latest labor saving de-
Vices highest grade porcelain
tor. This cabinet was used
during q two-day demonstration
al "a store and b. a. good as
now fa4 N
scgorl' good library tables $3.50
aud up.
Coru.l In axocllont condition.
81 UO.
larrc stock OF oil cook stoves.
an makes.
Select your lawn mowers hose.
cfr before the season opens.
" you are In need Of any pnr-
tirglar article In our line. be-
strrn to phone US for prices be-
fore buying.
Star Fmrmitwre
Phone 400-W. 1is W Cola
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'NEN AMI pfsTRfBuT0Rs- seii
ex stop Sirual o. dealers and cai
Does not WoFk on battery Retain
iiH commission Simplex Tail iamf
'o 224 \ tflisted Chicago.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-26

FOR HfNT-OHlce room7 STATE H0ilI
azfA " ccutrai Ave
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AiNCoAT SEASON rs COMING
n 600 weekly selling Cresco An
II Ton snats. Sellinf outfit free
~ Mfs. Co Dept 252. Ashland
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NoTICE 10 rrRLIcArIoN

NNAANh N'h nLANA ANN
DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR
q s Land office at santa Pc \. N
Febmary p 1873
Notice D. hereby given that benjamin
2 Helwcg Of Barton. y n who on
March IA. 1920 made homestead entry.
30. uasati. Tor ~ section 90 town.
.hip 10 =, Range . y n. n 2 Nsri.
dian. has Nlrd notice % intfation 20
make three year proof 10 establish claim
= Commissioner AZ Albuquerque hernNl.
mo Cnunty. y. A.. on ihe 18th day Of
March. 1922
Uaimant namea as witnesses
Harley L. MoudY ~ Barton. \ NJ.
Harry T. Enuis u Barton. y. -
John ~ Doian. ~ barton n NJ
jose L. Caterer. uf hartnn. n NJ
A NJ BERGERE,
Register.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-26

siNE bfsTnfRUToRs-Ssasa
u new Tuli,oi Kettle eofn pepper
erfiinrY wanted liigh class nig
fer right man Tablet Ma Co. ~
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-26

GOLDEN PURITY BUTTER" fresh
from creamery daily AlAmosa Cream
awu a..
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PROFESSIONAL R

Eys Ear sose and Throsi Glasses Fitioe.
narneu nidE Phone saa
offies Hour . 70 70 am and ? to 4 o
MtRAMpNTEs-ON-THE MESA
A sanainriuia Hotel for tubcrcuiar con
NalasreEts Graduate nurse IN attend.
nure Rates ny the week or month.
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WANTED-salesm

I MAN to cover local territory sell.
dealers Guaranteed salary oi
week fnr right mAn The Com
RAdium Co. Fifth Avenue Bldg
orb.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-26

Buy acclimated trees from the
Albuquerque Nurseries. Oct cat
alog. Box siG. Aibuquerquc. n. NJ.
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MISCELLANEOUS

WANTED-Yunr spring rnE cleaHlnf W
use tscgns clraupr and hen WAS thof
Hughly, tHVHtcs IS specially Phone
i-.bW N and c. Cleaners
lErrKR KODAK FiNfsHtNG-lt b
better Return postage paid on mail
1rders The hsrnum Studio, ai9h "
lsutrsl Albuquerque. n Mes
WANTED-Careful kodak finishing By
master photographer. twice daily ser
vice. Remetnhcr. satisfaction guAfans
'grd send your finishing 10 a reliable
sstnhiiEhed firm Hanna a Hanna.
Master Photographers
DABRAGE ASp ONION rLANrs--aen
tine frus; prnof grown 10 open fisld
40 TeNarkaua. Arb Plants are better and
stand colder frecfes than plant
rnm farther south Stronr hardy vol
1ptsd pants moss packed afound roots
q each handle % hny ard bundle lab
I'd separately with variety name Cab
age Esriy Jersey Wakefield. Charission
N atcfeid Succession Eariy and late Plat
rtrh INSURED ps -orI post prepaid 100
iur 300 100 luO-snn. fnn-St %
IHu0-t2 % uuien Crystal Waite Was
Neilaw bermuda Insured parcel poet pro-
Haii. iQo-tns 2Ou-Tir i0u-ti 90
.gu-el7f a000-s7 so. Pull count
lfumpt shipment safe arrival and salts
iina xuaranteed lnian ~ ni COMPANY.
asarkanR Arkansas
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-26

D storage in the best huiit
IaEss IN the city. Reasonable
! onthly or yeAriy. Strong bros
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-26

FOR SALE-Onn ton Fusd tmck wuTm
drive stake body will Demonstrate
Also idpt4 tent with "a foot rs, and
Ta7 shsephrrder'a ient 20t south hiRh
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-26
DIR. J. Lopes Garduno
nnNsIdIAN A SIHLInN

Boom No 9 Woodwortn 3ldr
PHONE No sal.
Residence Phone 2027-W
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FOR RENT-houses

ron RENT- Nicely furnished bungalow
Tor housekeeping consists % living
room. kiteheustte. two sleeping parches.
hot and cold running water electric
range $50 90 per month. Phone DR.
Murphsy. o
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TVpI1. DUTCU CONsJI

rss ~ 10 20 Mar 5.ia "'''
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Arm N
MONEY TO LOAN
By Satterheld

MONTY 10 loan on watches. diamonds
irwriy Goiilieh'a io5 ~ Frsi 81
CONFIDENTIAL Loans 90 levslry dia
mnnds witches. Liberty bonds. uln
NOS automobiles Lowest rates Roth.
mans. III Sogih Fret Beaded 10 the
state
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-26

FOR SALl=Grape cuttinEs. Black Moi
yolse White Nsrdels Iinfandei. Cstas
ba and Conrnrds. Phone 80.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-26

'AY MOREf Ladies' aud gents
Ielcaued and pressed. 81 90. Duke
anera Under new management
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-26

SOR SALE HUMANITARIAN Kinds.
beth nrs and second hand. boasht.
cold. rented and repaired. Aihulusf
l22 South Fourth -
FYPEWRfTERs- makcs. sI5 and
~. $500 per month. A~lbuquergas
typewriter E~sehAnEe. i22 soeth Fourth
81.
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FOR sALE-Typewriters

Scratch pads, 10 cents pound at
The Evening Herald.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-26

D-Tmnk can use medium sised
must be- IN good condition
n I'd 10 r = LaRock, go West
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MAYOR REFUsrs no pay

ANTwERP-M van Cauwe-
nert. newly elected burRomnstor
refuses to pay his tailor for his
official costume and the tailor
threatens 10 bring suit. The silver
braid was furnished. says tive
city's chief
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|WANTED-Houses

Do reasonable 1925 North E,shth
ono toFe-W.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-26
FOR RENT

FOR RENT store reem, North Third ~
apnosiie H~rnii office.
FOR RENr-Offieo space. MS South
Fourth. opposite pnstufhee Phone
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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-26
A R Q zAPr : CO..

Realtors
We buy. sell. "a change. rent. real -.
iete. large ~ small, In all parts ~ Al.
h~uquerque. IL u our ain 10 cunt,uue
The rrepih VI onr business by "s.rvire
aud the most upright d~eAlings" Jni-
verity Heights lots are a good invest.
ment and sayings Acconnt so per
,ihons about them now We are general
agents
Phone $40 Second and Gold Ave
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-26
FOR ~RENT-ofnce Rooms

fuk RkNT-screencd porcass, hout.
keep.ag aparinisnia and rvoias. 80 b
Nrnfh sscund Street.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-26

.Nl-psautifui nunralos tur
for sslc I'll or part See Nj
~ . q Penney Co, or call 5it
IN 81.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-26
BUSINESS
POULTRY AND EGGS

FuR AAi.E-Hiacs Minorca egEs. 20
"a settling 81 % per Zoe frcd kakes.
hone 2409J-t
HANTED Tive 81 three settling hens.
Must ~ reasonable 1925 North Eighth
Phone ttsa-M
EGGs fer hatching from fine sock
Blnds Island Reds. siOO pcf setting
hume muruinEs ii6eN
flR sALE huff Oulnston ogga Tor
hatchius also BuN cackergl winner
"a iirst eud special priErs IN ~Alhnquerqus
ultry staH Phone t5to "
lEADtNG STRAINS white Orpingtons.
: G. Rhode Island Reds eggs Tot
HatchinE Write for prices thinner
b och 40 $40 Acacia New Mexico
wENTY -NisK yenrs on '-e saas 90
raurh. s. & White LekhuFn chicks
30 90 pr hundfed Tweuty i've yeaN'
pcricnes with incuha'ru Nott roul
W rArh 7 % hoN 107 Phone i76b.s
SGD POULTRY YARDs-nlus ribbon
winner. egTs Tor hatchlng from sx
teen grand pens beet winter hyert
IS Z u ] Reds. td Tor ti 90. 81 -
q, barrsd Rocks. 70 Tor o. - 81
Huly ten fine breeding cockcrtis loft
VIM nista ans ie1 West Atlantic
'hnno lass