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The Washington herald., 1922-06-07

Mrs. Lindley II. Hadley. wife of
Representative Hadley. is planning
to go to her home in Bellingham.
Wash, about the middle Of this
month
The Washington herald., 1922-06-07

Boaz Long. Mrs. Wilfred Dupuy
and Paul Hudson were members Of
small luncheon party at the
Shoreham yesterday.
The Washington herald., 1922-06-07

Maj. Gen. George o. Squier is in
New York for a few days and Is
staying at the Hotel Aston.
The Washington herald., 1922-06-07

Vice President and Mrs. Coolidge
returned yesterday evening from a
brief trip to Mercersburg. Pa, where
they went to attend commencement
exercises at the Mercersburg Acad-
envy yesterday. Their sons are stu
dents at the academy. Mr.. Coolidge
made a short address to the grad
uating class.
The Washington herald., 1922-06-07

Mr.. and Mrs. Perry Johnson and
their daughter. Elizabeth. left yes
terday to motor to their summer
home at Port Hope, Canada.
The evening world., 1922-03-18
The Mystic Number.

TN this trick you will write on a slip
of paper a number. Then, with
out showing sny one what you
have written, you will fold the paper
and ask some one to hold 1t until the
conclusion Of the trick.
A SPECTATOR will next be requested
to think Of a number. preferably
number not larGer than ten. He IL
10 multiply the number by two Then
n is too add four. multiply by three
and divide by six. He is then to
subtract the number Of which he
thought and TO add five to the re-
mainder.
All of this mathematics he is to do
Of course. mentally. At the conclu-
sion. ask him to tell the result. 1t
will be seven.
Ask him to unfold the paper on
which you wrote before beginning the
trick. On it will be written the fig
ure 7.
There isn't any trick about it. II
you write -7'' on the paper and ask
the spectator to do the calculations
here suggested you'll never fall
The evening world., 1922-03-18
The Ravelling.

T0HB is an excellent and harmless
practical joke.
= Among your friends there is
surely one Of those well meaning per
sons who picks bits of lint from your
coat. Prepare for him.
Get a spool of white cotton thread.
Run the end of the thread through the
eye of needle and drop the spool
into your inside coat pocket. BY
means of the needle. run the thread
through your coat (from the insidc)
80 that it comes out well up on the
shoulder. Let two or three inches Of
fhe thread hang and remove the
needle.
That bit of white thread on your
shoulder will be too much of temp
tation for the friend who tries to
keep you NEXT and tidy. He will try
to remove it and will find that you
~have him on u string"
The evening world., 1922-03-18
The Obedient Block.

magician holds the string, one end in
each hand. Raising it to a vertical
position, with the block at the upper
end, he is ready to begin. He drops
the block; it, of course. falls to the
lower end of the string. Figure -
He raises the block to the upper
end again and lets it drop. 1t stops
half way. Not until the magician
says "Go!" does it resume its journey
to the lower end. The trick is re-
peated. This time any spectator may
say stop" and Co" and the block
obeys.
Seemingly the hole goes right
through the block. Actually there is
a bend in it-that is, you must bore
half way through from one side and
then half way through at the other.
The holes must meet at an angle.
The Illustration shows how the two
holes meet. Paint the whole thing
black, taking care to get plenty of
pant in the holes. After you have
threaded the block on a string fastcn
big buttons to the ends of the string.
That will keep you from pulling the
block off the cord.
If you want the block to fall freely,
hold the string loosely. If you want
it to stop, pull the cord taut. The
block will Immediately stop. With a
little practice you can hold the
string so that the block will fall
loosely, but so that only slight
movement is needed to make it halt.
The evening world., 1922-03-18
The Mudville Trolley.

Hero are eight things wrong with
the trolley car drawn at the top of
this page.
I, The car has one fiat wheel.
2. The trolley pole has no wheel
and does not touch the overhead
wire.
8. The trolley pole incIines the
wrong way.
q. There is no rope attached to
the trolley pole to guide it when It
slips from the wire.
5. There are no steps by which
passengers can enter or leave the
car.
6. The fender is on the wrong end
of the car.
7. The car has no VentiIating
transon1s in the roof.
@ Tha car has no headlight
The evening world., 1922-03-18
The Vanishing Glass.

n HAGICIANS know that 1t is
N rarely wise to tell an audience
ANA what is to happen. The cll-
max Of a trick should come as sur
prise Moreover, if the audience is
told what is to come next, they will be
on the lookout for trickery in quar-
tcrs where it might not be suspected.
This is a case in point 1t pretends
to be a coin trick, but winds up as
something else,
Twist u piece Of stiff paper around
n glass and invert the covered glass
on the table at which you sit. Bor-
row a coin and put 1t on the table.
Cover it with the glass. Say:
"Presto! Col"
Lift the glass and discover to your
chagrin that the coin is still there.
Cover 1t again. Once more:
"Presto! Col"
Bring your right palm down on the
glass. The paper cover collapses.
The coin is still there, but the glass
has vanished.
The evening world., 1922-03-18
Willie's Problem.

w Tu1IE'S teacher gave him this
w problem:
"a farmer has a field, tri-
angular in shape. One side is so feet
long. one side is 4S feet long and one
side Is 80 feet long. How many square
feet does the field contain?"
Willie thought that his answer was
correct. but the teacher told him that
It wasn't. What was Willie's answer
and why was 1t incorrect?
You may work out Willie's answer
n you like, but a better thing to do
Is to put the problem to some friend.
Let him do the calculating. Then
break this sad news to him:
"A triangle with the dimensions
given Is impossible"
The evening world., 1922-03-18

THIS trick may he familiar to
some readers as the obedi-
ent ball. AS it is not neces-
sary that the trick be done with a
ball, 1t may easily be made at home.
With any block of wood and brace
and bit, the trick may be prepared for
demonstration in a few minutes.
The block of wood, two inches each
way, is threaded on a string. The
The evening world., 1922-03-18
Do You Know?

IERE are two wheels, both the
RI same size. The wheel A is
fixed and moves only on it's own
axis. The wheel B makes a COM
plete revolution of wheel A, touching
it at all times.
The question is, how many times
will wheel B revolve on its own axis
in making one trip around wheel A.
Try it out with two half dollars
and you will have a puzzle that you
The evening world., 1922-03-18
The Jail.

r. OR this puzzle you will need thir-
teen matches and six beads or
buttons.
Arrange the matches as in Figure
I, explaining that they represent a
Jail in which there are six cells. Put
one button in each cell to represent
the six prisoners who are confined in
the Jail.
Take away one of the matches.
'"Thc problem Is to make a Jail,
with six cells, each big enough 10
hold these six prisoners, one in a cell,
with the twelve matches The coils
must be the same size and shape"
Your friends will labor long before
EhAV discover the solution. II is easy
The evening world., 1922-03-18
WHAT'S THE

THE Mudville and Podunk
Traction Company has re-
ceived a complaint from the
Public Service Commission that the
line is not living up to its schedule,
Is negIecting to keep its equipment
IN proper repair and has not pro-
Wided adequate facilities for its
passengers.
BY carefully studying the picture
can you find eight reasons for the
commissions complaint?
You'll find them listed at the bot
tom of Ills page.
The evening world., 1922-03-18
The Cross With Matches.

Tut two matches on the table as
in Figure 1.
There is a cross made with
two matches" you will say. But
that is the easiest wav to do il I
would be quite a puzzle IL you could
make a cross without placing one
match on the other"
The evening world., 1922-03-18

can show to your friends. Always
point out that the circumference of
one half dollar Is exactly the same as
that of the other half dollar.
The evening world., 1922-03-18

The answer ought to be obvious
but-can you answer It without try
ing? You'll find that your friends
will experience as much difficulty flg-
uring II out.
The evening world., 1922-03-18

Your friends viii say that it is i'm
possible, but you know better. Bend
the matches so that they almost
break at the centre and--thcre you
are. (Fig1re p
The evening world., 1922-03-18

When you lift the glass, disclosing
the coin, all eyes are on the coin,
That gives you an opportunity to
lower the glass just a trifle behind the
table and permit it to drop out of the
paper cover into your lap, The
paper being stiff, will hold the form
OF the glass, 1t is only this cove9
that you place over The COIN -
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-29

May. 1898 duly Nppeintsd admiuiatrator
Of the state % Mary A. kelehss de-
ceased, - tho Probate Conrl Of hernia.
lilo q aae Aasine gnahhsd as
saeh admlnistratpr. all persons having
clAims against NE estate % said dscs
dent arr herehy hstsiled and required
TO present The same % the undsrsiruei
to- the mannsr aad within the time pre-
scrited by law.
Dated May 2cth. 1879,
W. A KELEHER.
May 40; June sra iSJ
NOTIcE or PUBLICATION
Ne. 1850
State u New Mexico,
Caunty II B~ernaiillo.
In the District Court.
A @, hraey, plaintiff
A q MeDunsid. defendant.
To A. G. Mcdonald. dsfendsnt Greeting;
Nou VIII plesae take notice that suit
has brcn tiled against you IN the District
Court q hsnaiiiis county, Nr~ Mexieo,
being rasse No. 1885 IN which A q.
hrafg h. plaintiff and ynu ere defend
and The said plaintiff asks Judgment
asairst yea. the aid A. C. MeDanaid.
fsr tho sum Of sSte& on aeeouIs Of
board and lodging aud that yeur prop
sriy, namely one huiak aniomohils, has
been attached under process Of M esd
caurt and unless you appear and ansser
ur file some pleading in said cause on
~ before tho IAN day Of Jnly, lq32.
indignant viii be rendered agsinst you,
aud Yuur sid propcriy sold 90 satisfy
the said indFmcnf fuu are further no.
that the name aud postnffice Ad
drsss Of plaintiIfs aftarnes In ThSs. J.
Many Albuquerque. New M-aico
FRED CROLLoTrr
Clerk
tsesll By HARRY ? LIZ.
Depuiy.
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SIGNS SHOW CARDS
See for
UP-TO-DATE SIGNS
222 South Second 81.
LEGAL NOTICES
NOTIeE Id %cONrRACrnR,

NOTICE 70 cOSTRACroRs
oiies q he ci,S CLERK u the Ctr q
r. y on WrdnssdsY. Nay stat. isa2 for
paving. eartA gutter. storm sswcrs.
grading aud al nscessary l~neidsnials 81
aPpurtsnancss thereto, on the following
s%isional Order u the City Commilfioa u
The CITY of Albuquerque. Mes ks1iso.
dated February 10, 1872
North second street from the north
hRs u IIsfss Avenue 70 uks souih Hns
Bids WI So received on the following
Types uf pavement
~ Biinlthis on S" concrete base
~" Bi,ulithie on q" concrete base
Topeka Nix So concrete. ~ wearing
IHS BiiaHthls on 80 BlAes Ba.s.
Ily Biialshie on shV Black nasa.
q" Reinforced eoucrete las.
81 Plaza csasrete i-es
~ hsinforred sunercte LA
." Pialu coocrste l-1.a
eH keinfctced eoaerete i'at Tor strsat
- PssstSsdon Msssaam ,ssrss, ran.
SAy tfacksl.
m folo~ing Il an ssslma,s of The
work 10 BE- dsns. as compiled By ths
City Engineer
le,ss0 saaAre yards street paving
SOS iheai feet eomhiued enfb and
5000 square fes, csnsn, side~slks;
ieT5 hnsal fcst single tracks street
$500 cubic feet ssrshuerk tinsiadsd
sisiy tso) weather working aa,. win
" siiewei 70 osnpieie tho whole % this
TIE CIV rsssssss sas riEht to sseep,
risna Aad spseihesnons may b ssen
At me %fnss Gas cts E%nsinssS aimed
p..i sfs I'd, ssda a. Sc,n1, S., s'Ss,Fss 70 I'd. az
~ the cty q Aifuapsfgas without en-.
~ the sum u ien peg cent uOqfl oi The
iii ne ~ bond. r%easifsa nsS sn,sr inss
ne terins u biz bid within Ten days II,
tfr he ceFsineAuon q The award. Slsodld
sssisssr Via ,hs disS' ~ A%iI~susrsas
thsn he certified ehesk shall heeolns
forfeited = i~lqaidsies damages ard he
ate ,As irsssa5 d The CITY q Alba
JAMES n. oLADpINe.
Ciiy Massage.
adobe W MeAvOY.
haE = 10 ~ "a ne - ~ 20 2e 40.
NoTIcE or AnA1hIsfnfroR
~ The AAiier % ne Estate ai Chris.
tina faiss. deceased,
Nssles y hereby gieen that o. n ~.
tca. Admlaistr4tcr ~ the Estate og fhfla.
tina hsass deceased. hes flied "a the
Probate Court az Bernaiille Counts. Nav
Aeaico. hin flufl rrporf = aaeh Admihi
lstraior ant tAs sVaart 'hos appoiutsa
rhursaay the 12nd dag o. Jane iexf,
a. tho. day far hearine ohjecfinua, u Any
there be. 10 fhs apnTorai u said fnsl
report and tAs diaebarso o. aid o. y
witness ny hand and he saal ~ aid
rreAste coafi this aoth day Of Mag.
FRED CRoii0rr.
(sHu1 Clerk u sid rrehaif Cauu
Mac ~ 40 iunA 5fa
ADhlNfsTRATOn'a NOTICE
In The frohkts Couft % B~sruaiflls conn.
Ia ~ N.ge q ~, Esis,s q Msry
A, Ktirter 1ers7aed.
sruse y heFrbs given thsr ne uuarrl
signed vas. On The tutnty-fifth day of
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-29
FOR SANE

%, bo0-5. room. modern. suitable for TOO
families. eorner loi. Highlands; elose Ia
" .oOo--a room frame Fassed.in poefh (.
city water completely furnished. cor.
nef lot. Highlands. close In
a.. 50o-S.rooia dwelling on corner Iot.
ivotit. feet fine location In High.
land tloaU In.
~. TOO-6.rocm white stueoo adobe bar,
Falcs modern Narafe and other out.
hulidinssi n. ish ST. terms. u
A. FLEISCHER, Reoltor
Loans. flfe Inssfsnes, Abtpmobils 10
suranes .snd I'll eshtr iihes % Insurance;
harefy hr.ss
Phone Ga III South Fourth 81.
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Livestock
CHICAGO

NHhASo, May 2T.-Cntttc re-
ceiptf 20 .0Ooi fniriy active: beef
steers mostly steady. heavy Kinds
slow. top $40; bulk steers $500
q 60 she stock. veal calves and
stockers generally steady: bulls
steady 60 weak bulk beef cows
aud heifers Sc 76G 7.ab: bulk hofo-
ena bulls around s4.G5: packers
paid see "a $50 Tor light vealnrs
few at 1875; shippers paia up-
ward to 5000.
Hog receipts ~. 600. fairly ac-
tive. big packers doing little, .,id-
ding lower. lighter weights mostly
stendy; others > to 10 cents lower
than saturday, average. TOP
best grade Off more. top tIf.0o:
bulk 1io.Ja MO 20. pigs about
steady. mostly 5000 AIS for
good Zoe TO 100 pound
heavy weight tiO.seH 1850. med
ium wight s1a7bGlO.sbt nght
weights Sie.so n - o. light IiKht
tlo.fh eS1; packing COWS
smooth. o. 20: pacitine nova
broueht sS.esaa. $50; killing nlss
Ya.25ff 1850.
sheep receipts 10000. lamhe
mostly 20 cents lowers. one ar
load choice handy shorn lambs
steady 20 city butcher ht tfa76.
bulk -horn amhs hold overs to
Naes good native springs tlbea
a. l0.52.
Sheep steady hest handy native
owes 5000. three loads 100
pound led Texas wethers SEQ.
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MARKETS
New York Stocks

NEW YORK. May 2a.-rhe cut
In railroad wages ordered by the
United States Railroad Labor
board formed the basis of broad
ami active dealings IN transporta-
ton shares today. The general
Hist also improved SALES approx
imgtcd lih0. 000 shares. Thr clos
Ing was strong.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-29
TonEIGN ExcnANnE

NEW YORK. May 29.-FnroInn
exchnhga irregular. Great Brltuln.
demand f4fA; cables AS; s&xft
day bills ON hanks 4.f9h. Frsnfs.
demhnd aia: cables 9fsh. lids.
demand SIG. cables 62Gtf. .<l-
'Fium drman1 A4fh cables 6fa.
Germany demand 16N cables
.s6h Holland, demand 1aek.
cables 5000. Norway. demand
isi0. sweden demand 1859. f,rn.
mark. demand p so awitaeriaad,
demand 1919. Spain, demand
'ib.So. Gree.ce. DEMAND ais. pb-
lnnd, demand 09h. czecho-a lova-
kia. demana ti.S3. Argentine, do
mand f3G.37. Brasil demand
Montreal ~.
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Vital MltItNEIe
NEW YORK, May 9a-Coppef
steady electfolstic spot aud fu-
fures si3h aitc.
Tin. firm spot and nearby
tSi so. futures tSI.2b.
Iron steady No northern
s2t 90 % 20 90. No. 2 n~oftnern
t2s. 90 a ~ 00t No. I noufharn
G1764fS.O0.
Lead steady spot t6.So9hkt
Zine steady. East 81, Louis spot
and nearby tS.2A.
Aiimony spot Sc a.
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|rTUATIoNs WANTED

WANTS position, day work only.
Press, A.lp5, cars Herald,
10 MAN. Is years old, desires po.
pn kcspinf books or other office
Have had considerable lumber "a
,eas slse m~sfcsntila. Can farnish
boo. Adaresa A.i0t, care Herald.
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ChioaEo Board Of Trnda

CHICAGO. May 2s-win de-
literiee on May contracts Ices
heavy than has been the rain of
late. the wheat market innk a de-.
cided upward swing today during
the early transactions. Talk on
Germany getting a bllhon dollar
loan tended alao 10 encourages sAh-
tlmont In iavcr u the hdfla.
Trade. however. lacked vofn,ma,
and The market was essiIf Influ-
enced. Deliveries on May cnn-
tracts tDtaiied ta5. goo ousheis ana
there were fresh arrivals here 81
$40 a loads OF wheat rae open
tns. which ranged from 4 cemt OFF
Ia ! cent advance with May sf..6
70 N2bh aud July tI2eA to
sl32t was followed by a riTe al
arouBd which CARRIED May to 81 70
and July TO ai.23Z. r7
wheat After opening un,hanrss
10 y cent lower. July az Nc to Gse.
the corn market scored quito gen-
erai gains.
Corn and oats strengthened with
Oats started y cenf lower 10
cent advance. Jniy 36A 10 aAi4r
and atterward ascendad a little an
round.
Provisions ronecicd the a
advance notwithstan,,as loNer
quotations on hoEs.
Subsequently. general selling In
wheat Developed ana with nrrrt.
aive support absent prfcse undef-
wen q rapid fat.
Bis receipt ana Ideal weather
counted ~ bcarish factors later
when wheat went down grnde The
closing was weak. = 20 v cent
net lover with July Gi& to 4 Ne.
Whcai-May l.fSx >lly
ti1Sts september si.lSA.
corn--May 5s% Juiy eiE:
September 64A.
oais-May ssa July 37s; SOP.
tamber asa.
Pork-May 1880.
iard-Jmly tiIss: September
R%ibs-July ,if.s7: September
sIi.S0.
CASH GRAIN
OMAHA. May ss.-Wheaf no. ?
hard tf.f7ai1s; No, g mixed
I.tinii2.
Corn. No. :. white 6z4 a5sc:
No. 2 mixed b2ho.
Oats. No 3 white. 3s4 Y s6e;
sainple white axe
KANSAS CITY. May 28.-Wheat
No. I. hard. tii7Hlas. No.
red N2fWl.ss
Corn No. ?, white s6G5TM: No.
2. yellow SIS
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INV fUltk. May E0--CuII0n
futures closed steady, Julr tf1.ae.
-octohef t30t Deeemner
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AI
KANSAS CITY May 2o-Ns. ~
ourcau o. markets; Cattle recclpta
4 2 .euu, beet Nrsors and sl,a sfosk
mostly steady Ia weak; few safss
steer 10 20 rs cents lower. ton
'yctriIngs and atners tS.76. mast
COWS - 90 o. q 0oi FEW above %. 2t.
common ftbo. yeariinEa nesssrs
thls; common calsaA lower, 9TH
~ ciaHsts steady, cannern 90
cutters 500 AS: bulls tf,ssR
s'2s hes; veaisrs $3.50 d foos.
Hog receipts 1900. opened
slow, later fairly active. IS 10 enc
lower; closing weak Al declines.
rs TO 2fo Founders tfosEn
tl0, 30. early tor tiO Is, shsnpefs
took 1000, $50 to 16o paund1fn
ties2ou lo,zal bulk fI0.as 1850.
snws teeo: pies steady. hezt
sheep receipts 10000. anrian
iaMhs - To - cents lower. foii
natives Gfs5. other claaFss weak
20 ~ cents lower: shorn inmhr
az eOs ahofn Texas wsfhera 9fA1nl
h1t. ewes 81 ~
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NV ttlf[k rIUNIY
NEW YORK Mas 2sre-Can money
firmrf; hish Az low. r,llinf
rnfe closing tGff Inst Duan
call loans aeairft acdrptantts
"a. Tine looms hrn.. 60 and 20
da;a ~ six months ~ OK.
Prime mercantile payer fh %ffH.
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POULTRY n EG0s

EVqAIAt AMI ESHS
pom sAi.g-sAsphsrd straia Assesa
setting eggs ~ for ff.oO. phuna
lala Apply llQd Kasi silver.
TWkNffLEfNn yszfs % nt ssns aa
yanrh. = 9 Wklin Leehorn eAiela,
$40 % psr hesdsse. Tssily- nv year,
trs ranh Y o nrr iof+ phans l7esIs.
WHITE Lk6h0hN fU0N FOX HATCH
g rs for ttoo. Fssns ites,w,
lfllttfed
huoDE ISLAND RED E0GS T0R
hAtehleE - Tor 800. ntlitersj,
FoR kALt-IAirty- fiss isylsr waltz
sn,, rsn n ike,n fhcrs fsss,W. VI
cd lois Ssrlh eleventh,
vIanx rc4IxleaIzg
DELIVERED.
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Man or Woman

PokITpSs-Msa, 80
b la ever. WaEted far railway
postofsiees, other government POSI-
examinations aeon. Salary tiAoO
SEQ year. Experisnce unnecessary.
[~enlafs fFss. Write Columbia School
~ services sal Peps BIDS. Wash
ID G.
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MONEY ro LOAN

CASHIER wANTED-Msst have eSpe
rieaos In tsBewdunE. Arplg Deluxe
Cafe.
CcsfiDkA1IAL iasns, on legsiry, dls.
monds. watches. Liberty bonds. pia,
noa. snttmohiise Lowest rates Roth,
mAn'A III south firsa Blended 10 The
state.
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DENVER, May 2s.-Caffla re.
ecipta t,fop. Acady; oeef niaasa
ttftH co. cows and helfE4a
fsseIsb, calves ttl00WIttd
eons - 90 a zoe. stoehern nI.l
'fcedrrs ~. ooWf.t6.
Hos receipts f.eeei marhat i0A
cents lower iop efoau4 baAs
Sheep receipfa 26ot afennrs
lambs clipped tiEea Hfs.76. snz.
% $500. spflna lambs ffs0o#
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NED-Hy two yeunr ladies. vork
|uf store On Sundays or evenings.
~. Atos. Care Herald.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-29

foR REnT--Rooms
fOR& RENT - lfsams vita s~ieepsne
paFshea 5e9 nat csu4fni.
FOR RkNT-N Nice. clean slesplnx sna
housekeeping rooms. i2ih North
Third Hffsst
roH nENT-Neaiiy fafalshed sleeping
room. close In, ar soufh Third Ave.
FOR RENT-0re niessy fnfaiahed rsom.
No sisk. T08 North Fourth.
FOR RkNT-nssuslfully furnished room
In q modern home. o1a North 0econc t.
Ms. fred Hamm
'UOL NORTH rOkcM With dTS1siSs
room, Ia private hoInei tWo Eenllemaa
eonvaleseenis preferred. excellent hone
saeklnH- Address =. Y r.. sara Herald.
INCIDENTAL H0TEL
Furnished a. aphifRlahed apartmenis
With bot and cold water, bath IN eennss.
'lon. Ai,o sleseinE roeias New fur
tishin1tt neu IaApaEsmsah Phone iq81.s
ron ~REST-funlshsa lIrhs haasskesp'
Inc room. rith sleeping porch, Allo
ROOFS On around fleer Phone, ess. haiA.
We'll people, M childfen. Near rosa,
qtfiee sia VI 0oid.
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CASH GRAIN

KANSAS CITY. May 28.-wheat
No hard til7gia si No
Corn No I. white ss@s7M No.
2. yellow. bS.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-29

i,ssss January ssaAks M-'s'
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-29

|rkD-loang lady who has had
b. ssiliss experience. Address fs-
10 bex 80, Care Herald. giving
RxpefisncA Also tslsphenn number 10
. prompt interview.
|lsH CIR. to a. ligbt hansewofk.
ASKING or ironing. Good wages.
hetween . and 1sSo eveuangn. ats
9th nfreef
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

fANrEp miscellaneous
hENT-Ona kimbsil piano. Call
AL
b CLEANED AND PRfSsED. 81;
H. pressed. soei no eaaaiiaa oder.
City Cleaners. phone las.
! bARnAfH STORE ~ ais soash
81 viii. pay tho highest prices Tor
aefond.tnn elathinG 0 and
EHe. Phohe aht
BY IN YOUR ATTtc-Ths runmass
huks er f.raiu mest a~arthinH--
nni bicycles, wlisea. 22i,W.
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NoTIcE

NV4A0n
ks HAIRcJI t0oi eAlIdrsn. ese. o.
3sir homes. fhans a0keJ.
EHfxG IND nE0XfKd b Tie dozen
rough dried. Call 1909.
ANIN0 PAPER and kalsominine.
hn 0oodson. phone cat.J.
.M. MOORE. practical plumblnr, heat.
q repairing. dependable asfvlcs. Get
.pricef, Phone cid.
8HECUED MEATS-The Dest yet.
lees right. Little Wondsr. SIS ".
2 avenue. X. o. Mitehea. proprister.
DIR. 0RArOPp
|tspaihlc Physician. Nervous and
INFLAMMATION fkEE
s2ih West centrsh
krED-YaunE @ 20 share room
Us geutl-man. One large room aud
hing psrch; individual beds; also bath
u.s., 81 phone. Cali for o, II. N. ears
>faid Price Vase per month.
commissions paid to
~ustlers, either sex. Should
well acquainted in city. Must
r names Of two responsible
|ties as reference. Apply in
handwriting. Box r. ID. H.,
y Herald.