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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-12
Hearing Continued
On demurrer of
Senator Cameron

pHoENfN. Ariz.. May INA
terlRlity Of facts set for In the
Cameron indictment b. the only
point 90 be- determined. Federal
Judge Van Fleet declared today
when he continued hearing on
demurrer TO the indictment until
tomorrow morning 10 permit coun-
sci for both the government and
United States Senator Ralph II.
Cameron an opportunity 10 further
consult authorities.
The hearing IL on the demurrer
of Senator Cameron TO an indici-
ment charging him with perjury.
Alleged omission from a sworn
statcment OF campaign receipts In
tho 1920 elections forms the basis
uf the charge.
Whether a notary public II a
proper official TO administer an
cath such a. Senator Cameron took
when he made affidavit as 70 hla
campaign contributions, question
over which attorneys had arausQ
for several hours. is quite wei
understood, Judge Van Fleet said.
The court interrupted the Rrgu-
mcnt OF Assistant United States
District Attorney Cradle 10 an
nounce that he was satisfied a. 10
the law In regard to the power of
notarica.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-12
SENATE To
INVESTIGATE
STEEL MERGER
La Toilette Resolution
For Inquiry Is
Adopted

WASHINGTON. May IA Fed
cral inquiry into rcpurted pans Tor
q merger of u number OF the larr-
cH independent seci concerns. In
Guiding the Rcihluhem and lacka-
wanna companies. was ordered to-
aay by the senate In adopting a
resolution OF senator la foilctte.
republican Misconsin. calling upon
the department OF Justice and ted
eral trade commission 10 take steps
dr.ugnvd 80 prevent the combiHa-
tion
Hone that the department Of
Justice would he sufficiently
aroused 60 enjoin the proposed
rtoel mrTgvr before b is consum-
mated wa expressed hy senator
IA Toilette. republican. Wisconsin,
lu cplnug up nis resolution
Senator IA tullette charged that
the merger was proposed 90 place
tine entne industry .H the hama of
two great monoponcs ana TO in
crease steel prices.
The purpose OF the merger h
clear. he said 1t IL the eLmina
uun of Whatever competition now
exists iu the industry ana Sac crca
ton OF situation where prices
may D., fixed on a monopoly baais
without fear Of detection.
when this has been accvsn-
plished. every so-callcd indepcn-
dent steel corporation OF any con.
sequence In the nited States viii
have been merged into one glgRn'
tie combination and almost the en-
tire output Of IRON and steel pro.
duets viii then be under the con-
troL eithcr Of the United states
steel corporation or Of its twlt
brother. yet unnamed
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-12
MRS. ST|LLMAN'
LETTERS READ IN
DIVORCE HEARING
Confession Missive Is
Ruled Out, But 9th
ers Are Entered

POUGHKEEPsIE. y. Y. May
Is.-tBy the Associated Pressl --
The so-called confession letter
alleged 10 have been written ny
Mrs. Anne 4 sti,iman to James \
stillman. New York banker. siS
months before the birth OF Guy
SULLIVAN IN 1915. again today wac
rendered as evidence In the bank -
crs divorce suit.
Il was ruled out but another
letter written al the same period
was received Ia evidence.
4uc lettor was admitted wnilu
Mrs Stiliman was under cross cA
animation. Il was written at But
nlo. where Mrs, Stinman was un-
der treatment by an osteopath, aud
addressed 70 Dear Family
The note was reported to have
complained of her depression and
worn Uut feeling and 10 have said
that u she had taken fred Beau
vans advice she would not have
been 80 troubled. BeeuVais is the
Indian guide alleged by Mr. sun
man TO be- the iather of little Guy.
In the Dear Family letter. u
was NAAAi MAHf EAAi=iAAN ANAA 80
making small purchases ana of be-
coming acquainted with a police
man in her wandcriugs about hui
falv.
During her cross examination
completed this afternoon. she ad.
mitied that several other letter,
shown 10 her looked like heI
handwriting but decitned positively
TO accept authorship OF them.
The ietiers signed kathitio,
an Indian term meaning deaf
flower and cndlng lots of Cana
dian love which wcrv introduced
.ast week A. having been wrtfcT
BY Mrs Stlllman 20 bcauvais alss
were placed before her.
'Thry look Hike my Handwriting
but those certainly arr not my sen
tlments. she u reported To have
aid
on redirect examination, shr-
stilinan told of her fondncss fui
iifc In the open and said she ans
Mr. siilimsu once planned a hunt
ing trim ln Labrador. Then sh'
wanted 10 go TO Alaska and kii
hs,ar for iis peh
We always qusrrclcd nuou
relations with Mr. SULLIVAN.
~ wanted tennis courts and ,
swimming pool on the estate an,
more clothes Tor the ohildren. ar
SfillmHn objected 10 the amour
II money spent IN X Sning up ou
homcr
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thar the nttnche died hcraus. of
unrcquited ioy. OF the actress
\ think this b. outrageous
she continued. ~ IA has como
tp pass that my name i associated
with men whQ have becnr chatscd
with crimes. the day - rirvniry in
America ~ gone. have coul-
drnce in the fair play OF my Amer
lean brothers and sisters that they
viii give M" square deal
Denying that she hHd been hur-
r'ri out of France because OF the
chilean suicide. ia. snld
Tho fronch police never came
90 see me about tho suicide. The
French people mind their own bus-
incss and that h. more tnan can
say about some some Americans
abroad"
The actress snid she intended 20
take up tho thoater owncrh' ban
with her lawyer before returning
10 norfolk Va for = month r. rec;
Miss loycc's baggage was or
dered detained and tont 10 the ap-
prnisUrs store Customs agents
later subjected hcr 10 an cxsmina -
tlon hut declined to comment
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-12
STEEL tsIL,REs TAKE
\ RAPID ADVANCE

NEW YORK. Mar i3.--An
nouncement of the prospective
m,rgcr of the bethlehem Steel
corporation and the I.ackawanna
steel company which became pub
nc in the final hour of yesterdays
stock market session. resulted IN
o further spectacular advance OF
lackL wanna shares al the open
INK OF today's trading.
The first Transaction m i.aeka-
wanna comprised 1000 shares at
13 to - followed by another sale
nf a0O shares ri 7fA and 100
shares az IS, making an extreme
overnight advance Of gA points
From its maximum figure the
stock soon reacted two points on
profit taking.
other independent stceis. not
ably Nidvale were distinctly
heavy probably ON the theory that
the Bethlehem n ackawaEna deal
would detract from the strength
81 the prospective consolidation Of
the other companies
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-12
50 PER CENT
CASH PAYMENT
TO VETERANS
Measure Is Referred to
Senate Finance
Committee

WASHINGTON, May IA sub
rfitute soldiers bonus bill. under
which veterans would receive fifty
per cent cash payments, was intro
duced today by Senator Burrufn,
New Mexico, and re-
ferrcd to the senate finance com
mittec.
The balance due to veterans
would be covered by certificates
OF Indebtedness payable September
a0 1897. and drawing interest az
the rate of 3is per cent from neRt
October I.
Aside from the caFh and certi-
ficute option. veterans would be
permitted 20 select vocational
training farm or home aid, or
land purchase aid. Under the land
purchase plan. veterans could
make homesteads upon any punlic
.nnds paying si.2b per acre by
means 81 the certificates Of indcbt-
rdness II the hand cost Lees than
ihc face value of the certificato
th. difference would De paid IN
cash
Veterans entitled 10 oniy $50
would be paid In full. Payment
would be al the rate Of one dollar
day for domestic service and
f1 % Tor foreign service wah tne
maNlmu.as $500 ana te2b respect
lvelv a. In the house bill.
The hill will provide that tho
bonus be- financed by the refunding
foreign debt. authority being pro-
posed for the secretary OF the
treasury TO sell such amount OF
the foreign bonds as might bo
necessary.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-12
UNION CHIEFS
IN CHICAGO
ARE. INDICTED
S MASKING Blow at
What Police Call
Gang Terrorism

CHICAGO. May Police and
civic organizations today saw IN
the indictment Of eight Chicago
labor leaders and the states at.
torncy's threat 60 use against them
the law Invoked SO years ago 20
obtain conviction of the Haymar-
ket rioters. a smashing blow at
what hey termed gang terrorism.
ln cong nighf session Thurs.
day a Cook county special grand
jury returned true bills charging
nnrder against Rig Tim" Aiur.
ph1 head % the Gns Workers
union. fTrd Nader president of
the Chicago Hu.ding Trad.s coun-
cis turnt lus o. tDoul Shea. sec
retnry treasurer uf the Thonter
Janiturs union. refer ed 90 as the
'big threc Of she Chicago labor
circles aHd five others.
Tho indictments returned In con
nccilon with recent bombing out
rage aud police killings arr fore
runners of scores of others. OFF,
ciais suid
F., ore than 600 persons were ar
rested lu the past few days and
but lev have been released witt
The greater number denied free
dom even on whits OF habvas
corpus
Others named IN the Indictment
are; iendorv nravcrmnn. head OF
the Fixture Hangers union; Daniel
MCCARTHY. business agent or ths
Plumber union. Jerry lioran
former saloon Keeper. Thoma.
Hogan former police officer. and
Roberf McCloul clerk Ia tho
building trades council
Tho cighi are charged speclfical-
| ~ with tho killing Of Torrance
| Lyons acting police Lieutenant
I The Staying of Lyons followed th'
nlnrler of Thomas Clark. patrol
/ man on guard az building wnicf
previously had been bombed. po.
I lice say. hy labor men because II
was being erected under the Ian
/ dis award. a wage decision handed
down by X VI Lands. former fed
,rni judge which was intended O.
fcftie the dispute between con
tracts and the bulldiug trades
] council.
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Probe of Movie
Industry Urged

WASHINGTON. May il.-no-
clarlns that a congressional IN
vestigation of the political actlyi-
ties of the motion picture industry
an proposed by a senate resolution
wo,ild not hamper. discourage or
destroy the screen. Canon VIII
liam =, Chase Of lirooklyn today
urged senate judiciary sub-com-
mittee having the resolution In
charge, 20 make a favorable re-
port on u. 4 senate inyAstigatinn
would develop the nooh ~ federal
reGC luiion, h. said expialning he
did not alk FOR oenHorship
The motion picture industry has
entered politics ana viii pnrticl-
pate In all elections from "nider-
man 10 president" Wilbur y.
Crafts of the international reform
bureau told the Hub-committce.
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Announcement of the election Of
o. T.. Phillips. of Ration, as chair
man ~ the republican state ceu-
trsl committee and uf the accept
anca OF the chalrmanship 10 Air
Phillips. was made horr today hy
United States District Attorney
George T. craig VINO has been
chairman of the committee since
the summer 81 iaIs Judge craig
notified Mr. Phillips OF his elcc-
tion in letter in which he an
nounced the unanimous vote 81 tho
executive committee in his favor.
and conEratuls;lnE the new Cnait
man nad the party upon Mr rhll-
lips acccptanc, OF the post.
speaking Co Herald reprcscn-
tntsNe over the telephone today
SIR. Phillips confirmed his uc.
Crufuucs Of the ChHlfmanshlp
u have accepted the chairman
ship OF the republican state COM
mitteo for the pre-couvcntiou
period" Air f1hllps said "and
thank tho members Of the commit
tee for the election rendered me
I do not care To discuss my plans
al this time further than 60 say
that ! shall probably open head
quarters lea Albuquerque on tha
near future. expect 20 issue "a
statement 10 members of the state
committee ana the various cuuni1
organizations Within % few days
In which plans Tor the coming
campaign will be discussed
Managed Bur-um toTnpaign
Phillips has been active in re-
publican political circles in north
ern New Mexico Tor a numu"t cd
ycurs lie is "a member 20 he
stat" senate and managed the cam
paign OF 1871 IN which senator
ur-um was elected TO the United
stntes senate.
Foioluiug the 1891 campaign
Mr. Philips whH rendered The stat.
chnirmau-hip hut declined o. uc'
cept it at that time. The state
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-12
|, MINISTER'S
iDREN BURNED
'DY GAS, FLAMES
Near Death
her Hurt in Put
ing Out Fire

IN--sO rnIo N.Y fs
49, Nulo.. way -.
VIZ" > Es.tr' hnu MuilS ,
"a ahush,si reAp.euvs,S
~. W u fhlphs vi W NNss., 49,.
n IN their nome tousy a.
ll OF nuIh, Is.elNeu VIZ" i.l
inptea ,s :, ..kn, .',..l'a = go ~, W.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-12
MOFFAT TUNNEL
BILL IS SIGNED
Colorado Governor
Approves So, 900, 900
Bond Issue

DENVER. May Governor
oliver n Shoup signed the Moffat
tunnel bill as 10 O'Clock this morn
ing The measure provides Tor q
lnnd issue approNimating .0N0.
COO 10 finance thr construction Of
% tunnel six miles in length near
the foot of JAMES peak. which
vill link a vast area In north
western Colorado with Denver and
shorien the distance bctWc,n Dom
Yer and Salt Lake city
Members Of the tunnel commit
tee created by the bill will no, n,.
until Governor Shoup :
rcturn from Washington. ~ e..
" here he viii go tonight a. mead
0f a delegation 10 protest the pro.
posed removal Of the United States
reclamRtion service from nenve-
De- announced.
bonds for the construction OF the
tunnel will he secured by fuat pn -
of Colorado most directly affected
The bill was pa asacd hy special
se sion OF the Colorado Legislature
Aprli Is.
The signing Of this Important
ACC OF the legislature has been de-
gIred Tor these 20 days IN order
that I might confer with compe-
teut legal authority a. 10 its con.
stitutionnlity. Governor Shoup de-
Clarcd In a statement issued AZ the
lime he signed the bill After
ihese confercnces I am entirely
rouvinced that ,he act IL consti,u.
fional ana that there VIII be nc
difficulty In dispoaing of the bonds
authorizcd by it, provision
In my judgment the putting
into effect OF this law will mark
the beginning of an era ~ pros.
psrity that Will be fch throughout
he state and the construction OF
Tho Moffat tunnel viii not onis
unite tAe western and eastern
tiores but viii open the Erca'
northwestern reservoir 81 wealth
and opportunity 10 the world.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-12
Genoa Committee
Holds Up Farley
On Russian Reply

GENOA. May -. CBy The
Associated Press -F oreign
Minister Schangcr Of Italy, adj
dressing the entire body OF
newspaper representatives In
attendance upon the economic
conference, late this afternoon,
expressed the opinion that the
Russian reply would not pre-
vent the continuation Of the
conference.
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No ADMIT
| 100000
ROBBERY
Tested in Savannah
br New York Bond
| Thefts

NNSAH Ga. i2.-John
li.a aiias !. W Hollis. ant
Alfrn Nardoman have made
, ~. east OF the robbery OF
National bank IN New
y Of ta00.000 IN securities.
~ 20 'detcc ives who have
hhng here on tho ease.
Hfti that the $4,000 worth
y still missing proDably
yU recovered Within a few
fbbery OF $500. .oos worth
~ bonds from the Chase
NJ bank Of New YorK has
attention of detectives
Ith ~.
try wide search led op
to Savannah, where tho
. family recently estab-
a iewoler arrested
Al rion % having aided in
Isition Of the bonds was
Elrom the Jail In New York
,thder $50, 0Oe hail, Tie de-
Innocence on the ground
woman with whom IA. ne
was known a. Mrz La
4, who had received the
I'M a wealthy New Yorker
1 establishing "A theatrical
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Vegas Merchant
Beaten by Thugs

VEGAS. n. ~, May IA
lhaffer. a west side mcrcnnni,
aten BY two hlshwaymen last
on twelfth street IN a
populated part Of the city
robbers kept shaffvr's coat
II he slipped out of after re-
4 his feet. His wallet was
trousers pochot and the
y got NJ money
gfer believes the Job wis
talent
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-12
Storm Cellars
Save Lives

OMAHA. Neh.. May t2-Storm
cellars fatcd the lives of a large
nunihor Of pcrrons when tornanoen
SWEPT tgFpcr. lawson and Custer
counties in Nebraska Wednesday.
helated adsiros received here to-
day indicated
Many families fled 20 places of
safety with the result thai only
q fcw persons were killed although
about score were injured The
total dead stood "a three ~today.
reports ~ fourth fatality nenf
Ansicy lacking confirmation, No
estimate OF the total amount OF
property damage was available.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-12
az Per Cent Drop
In Clothing Prices
In the Past Year

CHICAGO May II Retail
clothing prlcru have dropped q
per cent since July, 1890. and
further decline D. expected, accord
ing "a The National Industrial con
ference board. which has made q
survey uf the clofhink Industry.
i'etwcen November. 1921. and
March, ise-. tha average cost 81
clothing decreased fivv per cent
the report Nnya
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Woman Sponsors
Prize Fight; Girls
To Be Ushers

SAN FRANCISCO. May ia
A fight show sponsored b Mrs.
Daniel c Jackling. wife % the
Utah and san Francisco min
ing mAenntn. and with society
girlH as uEhers is 10 be given
in the civic auditorium here on
the evening OF May is Tor the
benefit of the forthcoming an
nual convention of the Disabled
American Veterans OF the
World War.
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0. [. PHILLIPS ACCEPTS
Guardianship OF REPUBLICAN
STATE CENTRAL COMMITTEE

iion Of a chairman 20 the -xecu-
i've committee, at the same time
increasing the membership o. the
committee TO Include representa-
ton from every county Ia the
state
Chairman craig then conducted
"a poll of the executive committce
hy lcuer and yesterday received
replies completing the vote OF the
entire mcmhership which was
unanimous Ia the choice OF sir
Phlilips.
Craig l. i'i-ascd
Il feel that the party b. 20 be
congratulated upun the election OF
Mr. philips and on his acceptance
of the chaii manship. Judge craig
said today He IL an able man
and has proved his ability a. q
campaign manager The condition
~ the republican party b. general
iy satisfactory such miHunder-
standings as exist In "a few OF the
counties are susceptible OF speedy
and satisfactory adjustment which
tho new chairman Will undouuted
ly bring about speedily There Is
nothing that I can see 20 interfere
with republican success next no
ycmher and another complete vic
tory Tor our parry in th" state "
Judge Craig took charge of the
republican party management ln
tho summer uf 1915 and conducted
the successful cnmEaig ign OF that
year ln which tho entire Ftnte and
congressional republican ticket
was elec % He scored another
roo per cent victory In the cam
pnirn 81 1890 when the record ma
iority for president Harding wa
given tn NewtMcx!ca and he entire
state ticket elected Upon his ap'
polnment A. United States district
attorney Judge craig rendered hii
iuUatinn as state chairman. con
7enting 10 remain ln the position
g.itl such time as a successor
could be chosen
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-12
Hard Oil
Enters Russia

YORK May 1.-THE
ID OH company of New Jer-
lny announced that u had
eaual owner with the No.
trests In the Nobel Russian
pertlos.
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Gain in April
In Employment

WARRINGTON. May is.--Aprii
has shown the greatest gain in
employment throughout tho coun-
try of any month since the first
nf ths year. T.. y. Hunt, secretary
81 the Presidents conference on
unemployment. declared today.
Employment he said, 10 showing
a steady and sustained gain. April
reports being the most encourag-
Ina Of the year and clearly indicai.
INK an upward trend IN Industry
ana business
Reports from sc states he Do
riarvd thowed thnt for every 100
jobs listed during the month ihsre
were iSo applicants a. against isg
In March. 2ob IN February and a3s
In January, This. he added. II a
decrease of a. per cent over the
number applyinE for WORK during
the first four months ~ tho year.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-12
Williams Gets
llth Home Run

PHILADELPHIA. May H.
Americans hit his eleventh home
run of the season In the game
with Philadelphia today He made
mis- cinut IN the seventh inning
with one man ON haHe.
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MONTREAL, May i1.--0enefal
John ,. pofshiny, eummander Of
American troops during the world
war. today was made q doctor ~
laws 10 McGiil universally the
degree wna conferred by SIR Arlyhdf
curris. principal OF Acolls, In a
downtown theater.
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JUDGE NJ 'CLELLAN
SUES MAGEE TO
RECOVER $500
Charges Editor Has
Failed to Deliver Two
Journal Bonds

Judge W W Mcclellan this
morning f.lcd "a suit against Carl
q. Magee and the Journal Publish
ing company seeking 90 recover
total OF $500 which the compliant
sfaths wnr naid 10 Mngee In two
payments 81 $3.50 each. for two
first mortgage bonds Of the Jour
nal Publishing company.
Tine complaint states that dc
mand has been made hy the plain e
tiif on Mapee for delivery OF the
bonds or recovery of the mont
ana that both have been refused
Judge Met lcllan. the complaint al
lcEcs subscribed and paid for "a
s250 Journal bond in Magee pub
iic bend SAFE Of April 1891, aud
another bond tn the sale OF August
1891 Interest ~ demanded on
both subscriptions from thoir re-
spcctive dates;
The complaint states:
That the said defendants.
through the columns Of the said
Albuquerque Morning Journal ami
hy their duly authorized agents
rrure scented 10 the public and tu
the plaintiff in particular. That tha
said bonds nf said Journal Publish
ms company were bonds % be de-
nomination Of f2bo each. that said
bonds were first mortgage bond
secured by first mortgage uu AL
OF the journal publishing COMPANY
plant, equipment. business ana s,sno
VIII said bonds a. carry Interest
~ the rate of 5 per cent per an
mum. payable seml-annusily
After reciunE the conditions Of
the payment OF t2bo on IN" 9Gtt
of April ana another t95o on th'
6th of August. 1921. the compsain
Z reCllcs.
That the said defendants hav,
wholly failed TO deliver 10 plaintiff
a first mortgage bond such az th'
| defendants aoid and agreed to de
/ hVcr 10 plaintiff and although m
I plaintiff has made demand upoi
l On. defendants for the said buud|
or tho return of the said sum o
I $500. with intercst the sait
] defendants have failed and refuse,
60 deliver said bonds or a. rcturi
thu said sum OF $500 with Interest
or any part thereof
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ment would mean that the states
horacrinG ON Russian mirht be sN-
posrd to the dangers Of WIT and
peace be- Fundamentally disturbed
The fate af the Genoa confer
cuce may be- settled Today Ia Paris,
ia the opinion ~ many 90 the delu-
gates. and the decision of premier
folncare on tAe iln-rlan reply 90
the allied memoranuum wRs await
Cd here with anxiety
Prime Mlnlaisf Lloyd George OF
Great britain. and SiRnor Schan.
3er. Italian foreign minister. have
used an their influence with the
chiof cf the Frcuch delegation, 81.
Rarthnn. 60 inproas on him that
the Russian note although iuOt ~
frvorahir as was hoped still
lenvcA the door open Tor aiscua-
slon. and lserhHps for Eenefai
aersement. Thcy urged him 10 re-
fleet this opinion in his d.spatchei
10 his premier
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Cash Prizes for
Herald News Boys

-Four Herald news boys will
receive cash prizes Monday.
The four boys who prove
themselves the bSst salesmon
Sunday BY selling the largest
number Of copies Of the Big
SUNDAY HERALD win r..
eeive prizes OF fi.o0. sj.00.
Toe and Soc. Watch Mon.
days paper for the winners