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The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1922-12-06

ed and executed by J. @. A. Ward
one of the most noted of American
sculptprs at a cost of $4,000 which
was met by a special appropriation
made by the Congress at Washing
tom. The inscriptions on the monu
ment tell the story of the genesis its
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1922-12-06
RIDES HORSEBACK

Sr. E. G.. Loner was in town all
lay Tuesday looking after business.
BIZ. Kssner m to town in the gooo
sH fashioned way, he rode horse
as5zs and wore a spur to make his
1zg move along. 1t is the first we
aase seen since Fords became COM
Hysp.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1922-12-06

FOR SALE-I have a Knabe piano
which I will sell cheap. 1t is in
good repair and is a first class
instrument. Mrs. T. j. Raycroft..
~, 4 2tcol.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1922-12-06
MOVED.

according to Col. T. P. Thomson
4hs suly news he knows is that Joe
TpEis mas moved his saw mill from
Litse Mountain to Dendy's Bridge
an Lang Cane creek.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1922-12-06

FOR RENT-Four room house on
2schey street with lights and wa
tr. Apply to H. R. McAllister.
Ahbevile. II, 29-tfc.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1922-12-06

FQR SALE-Extra fine select pa
per she'll pecans at so cents per
1eund. See DR.. George Penney at
Austin PERKINS,. IL, 4 Stool.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1922-12-06
WANTS

FOR SALE-Fine selected paper
:aaen pecans at 25 cents per pound.
Hrs. D. A. Rogers, Pone 1. IL, 6tf
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1922-12-06

WANTED TO BUY am in the
mArket for peas and cane seed.
Bring me what you have. B. T.
Cochran & Co. II, 4 2tcol
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1922-12-06

CHRISTMAS GIFTS.-Seasonable
and sensible gifts at Austin-Per-
I'm Drug Store. IL, 1tf.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1922-12-06

Middleton N. VA dovern eggs
was tie only loot taken by three men
who last night robbed a sputhbound
Ontario and Western express train
near Haverstaw, according to rail-
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-01-08
PEPPER OR STUART
TO GET PENROSE
SENATE SEAT
Pennsylvania Governor
Narrows Choice to
Two Men

plTTsHJ EGH Pa Jan 7-Gu,-
oinur SprouI .unIyn of tho successor
20 senator In.ns I,uroso hns mar.
ruwcd down tu George Wharton
Pepper. PHILADELPHIA lawyer and
civic loutor ana ex-governor Edwin
$ stuart 30 was believed hero tonight.
\ score uf utlrrH. luDluI.u- Charlie
NJ SChwah CuuErv-smau IS b Ware
and Mayor J. Hampton Moore at
Ihilndolnhir. have been eliminated
iur political reasons
FORMAL announcement of the now
senator De- expected 20 b. made iron.
Harrisburg Monday
Sprouts conference we're TODAY with
senator William y CROW failed to
clear up the huzy situation brought
about hy tho doutb of Pvuru., 90
week q tonight crow Is CON
valcscing iu Mercer hospital here anil
the governor after the conference
spiked reports thet CROW viii make
way Tor tho new political alliance
formed ly Mayor NBGcc and ,ho
powerful senators Of Philadelphia Tor
control of the state republican
machine
senator Crow Will not resign and
ho certainly VIII ho 70 candidate Tor
another torm 90 the MAY primaries.
indications that Governor spruul
plans tu become 90 senatorial ,audi-
date himself n'Nt May vas seen urru
ln his refusal To- say definitely that
he would not run Tor senator ruNII.
cal dopostcr@ had him quoted uH Fay
ing that the man TO Doe appointed
successor to p%onrosp would hp SOM
10 Washington with that understand
ing
The rumor was given added wr.ulI
whon Representative John s g,II
who was prominently mentioned H.
having allied himself with .hr STATE.
senators gave uut 70 ~tu;aw.uf u,
cluring th1i Sproul Intended Goo boo.
come % senatgy and would tglII.I Dos
announce bic candidacy nest Mlg
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-01-08
FOUR HORSEMEN
IS A GREAT FILM.
LOCAL VERDICT

Tho -Four Hnrsrmsu of tho Apocaiy-
uHs' the colossal ltrE luErtW prudur-
tinu of thr world famous novel by
\%Iuccnto BlnsUu lhanDz was given To-
Nlhupuorluohns ut the crystal thea
ter yesterday afternoon ana last night
The picture ls to De- repeated 90 th"
thoutcr today
The production adapted Tor the
screen hy iuno Mathis rivals the groat-
est theatrical offerings Of tho stago
40 epic tale ~ the surging passion
swcping from The wide plains OF the
Argentine through the fascinating
frivolitios of pro-wur Paris into the
blazing turmoil uf th" German
sion % Northern France was unfold
ed The picture has intensified the
dramatic force OF thr original story
u last night % held The spectators
hrnnthlc-sly intent as with swirl. sdre
strokes 10 hammered home the terror
and GRANDEUR of the war and a great
deaf Of tie humof amt lig%ht-hoarted
rtdcty tia kept buhbnng up through
the turgid stream OF struggling
humanity whom the world was In arms
The director has succeeded IU Cuu-
r'|utratlnE tho great %irupgI" 100 O. SOC
ries Of u~nfurEcttthl" pictures hat
flash out the uulttt@-cnrc Of Itr at
white heat Ito makes o. see above
he struggle thc nwc-omr figures Of
the fuur Norafmou Conquest. war
famine and death. nrophesIed hy -
John in the Boob Of she Apocalypse
charging into the very hcurts And
through it all is the deeply human,
deeply moving spectacle Of intensely.
real people in their baffod attempts
TO rcadfust themselves 10 thC demands
81 war days. In this picture the war
iH realized ON "a gigantic Fralu with
q greatness Of imagination that dwtrfs
all other ambitious attempts than the
screen has seen. THE -Four Horse
men Is the fulfillment OF the promise
Of n noble art In pictures.
RGx Ingram was asnited In making
the picture by Walter Mayo tho pho
i%orrapher wns John Seits and the
technical directors were Amos MY
.rs ~ Joseph Calder. In the cast
that included hny PRINCIPALS and
$500 extras. thr performers that
stood out with most marked hrilliancy
were those OF Rudolph Valentino.
Alice Terryf pomeroy Cannon Joseph
~Swickard. Brinsicy shaw, Alan Hale.
Bridgefta Clark Mabel Van Buron.
John sainpoiis. Nigel de Bruiier, Viz
einia warwick. DHrek. Client, stuart
Holmes aud Edward Connolly.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-01-08
CAPITOL CUSTODIAN
BOARD RETRENCHES,.
DROPS 3 EMPLOYEES
Will Permit Payment of
Insurance Recently
Taken Out
tspccia To The IIcraildi

SANTA FL. Jan. 6-Thc capitol
custodian board last night dropped
three men from the pay roll. the as
si-tant superintendent az the state
house and two sW"rpcrs.
Ncls Field. the secretary said re-
trouchmcnt was made necessary he-
cause tho board had to use Si.u0u
from this vcnr's S2n,n00 a%ppropriu-
tlon to take out $4,000 additional
Insurance ON the state house and re-.
pay from $4,000 To- 5000 borrowed
Inst Year from the public buildings
income FUND
The last legislature appropriated
81 600 for the additional insurance
and REPAIRS but did not TAXI" ont
1uy additional repairs until re-
Gently. The appropriation WIZ spent
partly for repairs and renewing cN-
plrlng insurance hut practically all
wus spent
Field said purchases OF supplies
been mudc without tho boards
knowledge and charged 200 tho board
hut hereafter no bills for such pur-
chascs would he paid
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-01-08
.ARBUCKLE ARRIVES
IN SAN FRANCISCO
FOR SECOND TRIAL
Feeling Fine, He Says
Doesn't Expect Any
Worse Time in Court

SAN FRANCISCO Jan a. Roscoe
ArbuCklp looking ft fat and checf.
Tat arrived Boz san Francisco late sat
urday in preparation Tor has second
wnnslHughrrr trial ~ connection with
the death uf Virginia Happc following
h'r NOW famous gin iolificltion" at
a lpcul hotel lu-i Labor day lie was
accompanied by IInfh purteo. his
wife and her mother Mrs Marie
purfoe.
Arhucklc refused Co. discuss the ease
Asked how hc was feeling. De replied
"Flne--It surely can't Doe amy worse
this time than b. was last time
Mrs Arhucklr brought with her %
beautiful beaded bag costing $1,000.
and e. diamond and sapphire brooch.
both Christmas gifts from Fatty
Following % conference between
counsel 30 was decided thai Ar
buckles case viii hp called lmmc.
dlutcly az IN, conclusion Of a case
now on trial iu Judge Harold Loud
rrhuck's court The c1-c probably
Will Doe called Wednesday. u|ccordIug
to present indications
\ change ln Tactics was adopted
Dog the district attorney office when
10 was announced Saturday that 90
would try Arhuckic THE time ON the
muusluurhfor Indictment returned
against him hy th" grand jury and
not on the police court m-Jusllughtor
complaint sworn Co by Mrs Eumuinu
Muudo belmont. che pyourer" who
has since been convicted Of HE fsl
"f hiGUmy Slc wns grtut,d pro-
hatiou
The move Is understood go mean
hat there U.s. no chance OF BAN
appearing a- "a witness FOR the proc
s.rurIUa The u~Tu4ttufIDu BIZ. uuUDF.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-01-08
WILL RAD|UM At LAST
OPEN THE DOOR OF
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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-01-08
MAN ON BICYCLE
HIT BY AUTO AND
SERIOUSLY HURT
Q. J. Williams Sustains
Fractured Ribs and
Cash on Head.

a. j Williams. as South Eduh
street, WINS seriously injured when Dee
bicycle hu was riding was struck hy
un automobile ON Central avenue uvsr
First street ut $50 O'Clock .l.t might
The auto was driven by Mrs Wi'Hum
G. Jenkins. 3ih South Smith stfru'
Williams sustained fovcrd ENC
tutrd ribs. an injury Go kurv a.
risu on the head and other "u'H aud
bruises According to .ucsr,s
Williams was dragged several tnuI
before the auto cBmc to q SOON
thu man was riding his blrNClH
east on Central avenue when thp
auto, going north on South First
strcUt turned east onto Central Ht.iT-
iur tho hicyciiai from hehiut thr
iic,oi" wac completely lvm1iI shot
The injured man was carried into
th" " 80 e. A. buillIug and 300
ambulance called Nlllltr.s wis
taken To- his home and Dr. O. =
N~rlanlr"Ss summoned Tho uhv-i-
r1u stated last might -tN while
Williams condition .s eos..u. nope De-
'ld QUO fuT mis- recovery.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-01-08
Income Tax Returns
Due But There Are
No Blanks Here

Return. on Income taxes for iHll
are now due at the internal revenue
office, but
There are mo- return blanks in Az
huuuoruue as yet.
This is the NOR announced gees.
tcrdHy hy q & Hernandez. collector
bon charge of the internal revenue uf.
flee The First Income payment DEL
due before March 49,
There J.. no need foo worry how
ever us the collector be- expecting 90
receive some Of the new hiuuka hr.
fore luug 10 Says be- cannot jet uu.
ulicauts Gle their returns uu the 'f-0
blanks us There nave been too many.
changes 900 fHr reN"uu. law and the
new blanks viii Lo De- utilo different
from tho old ones
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-01-08
Garage Man in
Scandal Is Forced
To Leave Town

FERGUS FALLS Mluu Jar
Pelican rapids i4 scandal ridden
John Guuder-uu. garage man was
understood today tu have, folI tho
own after Cd mob OF goo Threatened
him.
Gundersur WIS acquitted Thursday
NJ q charge that Dee assaulted Mrr
SchuutSch, one az his business part
nerr Tho rNtrE" was that Gundyr-
son touk Nrr Sohnuteirh ou uu alto
trip to Fergus Fails ana on the Pc
turn trip uttIotrd her The charge
wa not proven ana Gundrrspu wa
freed Much oft zine population how
ever called uu Gundorson aud or
Gcryd him Geo leave town.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-01-08
PEOPLE YOU
KNOW
Radiator -,palring. ouickie Auto Go.


J.. T. Jones county agricultural
agent from Las Vegas. ana his wifa
passed through Albuquerque yoster-
day ON their way 10 Las Cruces.
whore they viii attend tho three day
extension conference Ht the stat.
college
" s Patterson secretary treasurer
Of the ma,hiuists' union on the Santa
be railroad lon Friday for Topeka
whore be Will attend A conference oi
federated shop craft chairmcn and
mechanical superintendent regarding
e new scale uf wage FOR -hop en-,
ploypz on tho santa Fc Tho raii-
road bas asked for am additional do
crease 10 wages and the employees
roprrs' natives are asking Tor au m.
reuSs
Mis- Lola ArmlJo Be- in n puso Tor
two weeks She will visit relatives
In las Cruces before returning 10 Al.
buQucrquC
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-01-08
Arms Meet Outlaws
Bombarding Cities

G Rules governing lIr wartur.
should lr considered 300 another .uu.
irrvurD later
In conclusion tho report -uys.
The committee ls uf fHD opinion
that % BIZ. not practicable Gee impu-.
amy effective limitation upon num-
beers co., characteristics Ut UIr craft
either commercial or military. except
iug 100 the single ease oG the lighter
thuu-uir craft
S%urrauvt, for France lalfour FOR
Hruhin and ktto fur Japan. uppruV-
od the uuisub gu- ban 90 tuduy- myyt-
Ing
>urruuet expressing Fraucy- hearty
aau"rou'r Geo The resolution declared
From tho first We condemned Coz"
~huTuuruur Inventions uud the uhum-
uihlr devices introduced by Germany
lu the lat, war. the now methods. con
-isuu lu the u-" of gases burn
ing luuIds and ]poisuuuuH substances
and The trrf thiuE We have tu du h,r,
officially BE- Hul,muly to druuuuun
those Who took initiative 300 ihD-u
,hIugs ~ ls with ihl= luItA humane
-~Ih-rribDv with ull its heart foo the
Root resolution
Arthur = Halfuur endorsing tI.
resolution ua r,~.ufUrmufIuu uI l,u.r.
Hl'F adopted rules ON the subject I.-
yIurDI however. "tbHf u mere fINr.
HlhIl"h OF INV without ullinE amy
auctions Go 10 would mot r,iI,s, Tho
nations Of the world from taking proc
cautions against those who were pre-
pared 20 break tho law and who are
allowed to do $50 with lmuuuIly and
might dominuf" the world hg fn. more
indifference they rhuw,d 200 fno laws
which the world bad oudoI.orrd to
lay down"
Balfuur oppressed tho opinion that
the outraged consHIrurta of the
world would rise iu Indignation and
that any nation would bo worry bold
and ~ advised 10 Iu tho fuD, ~ thnt
universal opinion No. deliberately Nto-
lated tho rules which uu ihc present
occasion they wrr, Invited deliberate
= 60 refrain from
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-01-08
Clovis to Elect
Commission Feb. ID

ILUNIS = VI, Jan. I"NI Tho
regular meeting 81 tho city council
this week e special election was
called for Feb ~ for the purpose OF
electing city commissioners "a serve
under the commission form Of gov
eminent. which was adopted at the
special eiection of December 20. The
city was divided into three districts
Three commissioners viii be elected.
They will be- elected Ht large. but
one must reside In each district.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-01-08
Publish Names of
B~ootleggers' Customers
Plan to Enforce Law

DETROIT Mich, Jan 7.'Publiah
the MINES OF customers Of boot.
leErcrs and We will end the trani,
Ia liquor here
George A. Hnng, acting chief en-
forccmcnt agent In Detroit. made INA
announcement today
IT." viii within the next few days
make public the names OF person.
found IN blind pigs and other drink
resorts during raids. Lists Of Gus.
tumers 81 h~ootleggcrs. which ore
often found ON them when arrested
viii also be made public. he an,
nouuccd
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-01-08
mANn nOoK RAIDEp.

CINCINNATI Jan Tn a raid on
local hand books today, police cap
tttred twH men ana 5000 race horse
sins. covering bets Of over 10000.
Tnta H. the biggest raid conducted IN
many years and Il h. beiio ed will
break up the gamblers ring, which
police believe has many agents In
Clnch ~nti. Newport and Coyington.
Ky. and other towns ! y the Vicinity.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-01-08
DEATHS

bOPEs-Alberto Lopes died last
night at hts apartments OF South Ed
iH survived by two sisters and one
brother. An were with him when the
end came. Funeral arrangements are
sin pending Croliott h In charge
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-01-08

During the war nearly IS 600 .0oo
women were drawing a for their
services In Great Britain.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-01-08

Sugar beets are now grown in n
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-01-08

coal supply c.. Phone. ! and ..
saddle Hor-,, mII'~. rhonc -
Arizona republican., 1922-04-19
Easter Brings No
Change In Nation
Wide Coal Strike
[RepubIiean A. p. Leased WIrel

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind. April 1S.--
No significant change in the nation
wide coal strike situation developed
during the Easter holidays, accord
ing to President John l.. Lewis of
the. United Mine Workers of America
who returned here tonight to union
headquarters.
The third week OF the strike, now
half gone. he said, was marked by
some progress in non-union terri
tory but no especially big gains in
enlistlng non-union workers to the
suspension have yet been reported
by field agents.
While recent progress in the nom
union districts has been confined
largely to Pennsylvania, union Of
ficials here indicated that the drive
would be resumed again in West Vir-
ginfa as result of the suspension in
part of the federal court injunction,
which had interferred with the work
toward uliionizing the workers in
Mingo county.
Although the conferences between
the union and anthratice operators
were resumed today at New York,
union officials here were not expect
ing any early agreement, while in
the bituminous fields, the situation
was reported as quiet, remaining in
the deadlock that came with the fall
ure of the operators and miners to
meet in wage conference.
Arizona republican., 1922-04-19
Committee Hears
Appeal For More
Civilian Training
[RepubIIcan a. 2. leased Wlrel

WASHINGTON, April Is. =. The
senate appropriations committee con-
sidering the arnlyNbill heards appeals
today. first for a larger appropriation
for civilian training and later argu-
ment against any increase in the
I15,000 army fixed by the house In
creased appropriation for the civilian
adjunct of the army was asked by the
training camps association, while
representatives Of the Women's In
ternational league presented argu-
ments for the I15,000 army.
The Training Camps association
committee, head by Fl. C. Stebbins of
New York, pressed for appropriations
sufficient to save for the nation 'the
great citizen force" contemplated in
the last army reorganization act. The
blu as passed by the house carries for
civilian training and reserve forces
about 2 per cent of the total appro-
priation. Mr.. Stebbins urged that
this total be made at least per cent.
The committee also heard Repre-
sentative Fitzgerald, Republican of
Ohio, who urged that more considera-
tion be given to development Of aero
nautcs, particularly heavier than air
craft.
Arizona republican., 1922-04-19
Shipping Bureau
May Be Taken Out
Of Civil Service
TRepubIlcan A. p. Leased Wire1

WASHINGTON, April 1S--ReIno-
val of the offices OF the shipping
commissioners of the bureau OF nav
igation. located in dozen coast
cities. from the operation of the civil
service regulations. to enable the en-
ployment of the highest grade men in
these positions, was understood today
to be unde~ consideration by the
commerce department.
Such a step would involve an ex-
ecutive order by President Harding,
but ii is understood that the depart
ment has not yet determined whether
recommendations should be made to
Secretary Hoover for a request to the
President to take the action consid-
cred.
After July there will be IL ship
ping commissioners who have the en-
trance and clearance OF vessels sta
toned at New York, Boston. Phila-
tielphia, Baltimore, Providence, Port
land. Me-. New Orleans, Newport
News, Norfolk, Seattle, Galveston and
San Francisco. In addition to these
commissioners, whose salaries range
from $4,000 a year down, there are 80
deputy commissioners stationed In
the various offices who would be af-
fected by such action.