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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-06-27
Transfer ls Made
In Faculty of
State College

STATE COLLEGE. ~. NJ, June
27.-Oeorge II. Quesenberry, who.
for the past three years has been
in charge Of the agrOnOmy depart
ment OF the state agricultural col
lege. will transfer July l to the
extension division OF the college,
as extension agronomist.
The charge IN being made be-
cause Of Professor Quensenberry's
knowledge OF the conditions In
New Mexico. and his ability to
give practical advice to farmers
OF the state.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-06-27
Many Fans to Come
Here With Belen
Team Next Month

The Belen team. which defeated
the Gallup Nine by the score Of
G 10 o Sunday at Belen. is TO play
the Grnys here on July 2 Ga T. A
large delegation OF rooters will ac-
company the team here. The box
score Of the Sunday game. which
was received here last night. IN as
follows:
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Defeated Candidate
Petitions for Recount
Especial 10 Inc Herald;

NDHWEIIA n. NJ June 2T.-W.
NJ. Atkinson, candidate for the Of
flee OF assessor OF Ghaves county,
has asked the county democratic
central COMMITTEES for a recount Of
the votes In the primary election.
held last week. Atkinson lost TO
q. G.. Hanna by ~ votes. In his
communication Atkinson alleges
that the ballots were not marked
strictly In accordance with the
state election laws.
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to reach the Immediate Browns
willie area early today. but river
observers believe the channel viii
care for the water.
railroad service probably will
not be resumed Into Brownsville
for two or three days. Rail
service between Matomoros, Mex
leo, opposite here. and Monterey
. still suspended due 10 washoutr.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-06-27
Gold Ore From the
San Mateo Mountains
Assays $3.50 a Ton
Especial to the Hcrald)

Ell PASO. Tex. June 27.-Sam-
pies Of gold bearing quartz. which
assayed s2SO per ton have been
brought here from the San Mateo
mountains west OF the Elephant
Butte dam lake recently
The samples are said to have
been taken from the shaft OF the
Durham lode. owned by Henley
and Sweeney. OF Goidhoro, ~. NJ.
The vein matter II said 10 ne ex-
posed for "A width OF fully eight
feet extending from the hanging
wall. but the foot wall has not yet
been located.
other samples were brought In,
from the same region. which do
not assay quite as well.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-06-27
Yesterday Results

National League
Philadelphia. ~ Boston. 4.
Chicago. 6; Pittsburgh. 4.
Cincinnati. Z: 81. Louis. 4.
No other scheduled.
American League
? Cleveland, 9; ST Louis. o.
New York. 6; Boston. &.
American Association
Columbus. 2; Indianapolis. 6.
Toledo. 2; Louisville, o.
No others scheduled.
Western League
J Denver. ~: Des Moines. ..
Tulsa. q; 81. Joseph, o.
No other scheduled.
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ARIZONA DEMOCRATS
EXCEED RE.PuBIICANS
Especial to The uernIdl

FFOENTN, ArIz., June 3I.-Kcc-
ordS announced by the secretary OF
state here show that l6.Ss2 demo-
Gratis and SECS republicans have
filed their registrations. Five
hundred and eighteen non-partisan-
have registered. including iT2 in
dependents. i59 socialists. 10 pro-
hibitioni-tS progressive. I bull
moose and I single tar.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-06-27
July Fourth Events
Arranged in 3 Towns

GUYMON. June 2T.-The Fourth
OF July celebration here will be
held under the auspices OF the
Guymon Posi- OF the American
Legion. The program will con-
aist Of track events, pugllistic con-
tertH. baseball games and a dance,
a baseball game Will be played
with the Clayton nine.
DUNLAY. June 27.-An nppro-
pirate program Of speeches. a pie
mic and games has been arranged
by the Inhabitants OF this vicinity
for Fourth Of July A feature
event will he some cowboy stunts.
including rope throwing and bron-
ca busting.
SOcORRO. June 27.-An Ella
bOrate celebration has been ar
ranged for the Fourth 81 July cell
ebratiOn here. The festivities will
start on July . when a city tennis
tournament will be held and on
July Z "a baseball game between
San Marcial and TOkay. together
with dances. viii be held.
On the fourth there will he n
speech by Judge owen, an airplane
exhibition. a parade. athletic events
the tennis final play and dances,
The program has been arranged
by A. T.. kaernor, Riley Edwards
and Irwin Moore.
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26 Are Killed
In Rail Accident

BERLIN. June 27.-(By the As
socfated PressD-Twenty-slx per-
sons were killed and numbers OF
others injured. thirty seriously. In
a railway accident just outside
Herliu Today
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LEGAL NOTICES

CERTIFICATE OF Comparison
STATE OF NEW MEXICO
STATE CORPORATION COMMISSION
or NEW MEXICO
UNITED STATES OF AMkkiCAD
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tsEAI.)
Attest!
WILLARD CATTLE COMPANY.

iion l. located at the corner Of second
street Int Central Avenue. In tho CITY
Of Albuquerque. Bernaliilo County. sss
Mexico IN the State National Bank, and
the name 81 the agent thereof aud In
charge u said place ~ business sad the
perton upon whora process aEainst the
corporation msy be served Is James u.
Hefndon.
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NOTICE OF MARaHAIs SALE
hoties is hereby sivsn that uudsf and
Y virtue q an order o. sale issued "
ne Hon. Colin Neblsit Judes Of she
united States District Court for ~
district ~ New Mexico. In that esftatn
s.ess pending n said eourt wherein IN
aAiisd btetea Of America u plaintiff sal
hnFFy FAhey IL defendant, sane beng
No. sbt on the cFinlaai Dnetet u aid
court 10 which aaid ORDER " n pruvidne.
asnens ethef things, thst the Uniir4
n,hieA Marshal Tor the District Of Ms
sienleo be. nnd hereby IA. ordered 80
aifegted 10 sell the said automobile a.
Inhltt Auetion, TO the kiehsai and best
bidder tor eaah, SITTER having nefies VI
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qne Herald for tuo spnascutlre webs
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.Arseiefs, - herein directed, d seaih
aine homsra, United nfassa Martial Eel
w District II Mes heaics. vii on MI
IN DAY o. july. 1875. Al the houf oflIl'
IN sffeF for sale ~ puhlin ausfinn 80
rth te the highest sad beat BIDDER III
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sesse, motor 20, aTt4as.
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\ IeBrun batted fer an
placed Desmond In sixth.
GalIun
The Neshoba Democrat., 1922-10-05
OLD SOLDIERS REUNION

Philadelphia is to have the
honor and pleasure of entertain.
ing the brave veterans Of the
Civil War in their annual con-
vention, on Thursday and Friday
of this week. Camp Yates has
extended an invitation to veter
ans OF other Camps, and an un-
usually large attendance is ex-
pected. Every effort is being
made by the citizens of the town
to make this convention the very
best that has ever been held
here. The Committees are work
ing earnestly and diligently so
that everything may be in read.
ness by Thursday morning. The
Boys Scouts are to serve the food
for the visitors, and are eager to
do their part in this great cele-
bration. Homes will be opened,
and Philadelphia will give a
warm and tender welcome to
these beloved guests.
The Neshoba Democrat., 1922-10-05
Physical Examination In
School

The committee appointed by
the Parent Teachers Association
to supervise the physical exami-
nation of the school children of
Philadelphia, reports that ply
sician has been secured to take
charge of the work. DIR. Roland
of The State Sanatorium will ar
rive Thursday afternoon and will
begin the work on Friday morn
ing. A trained nurse will assist
with the examination. DIR. Ro-
land will examine thoroughly all
organs of the body, and report
any physical defects that are
found.
The Neshoba Democrat., 1922-10-05
State of Mississippi,

Neshoba County.
Governor Lee NJ Russell, and the
Honorable Pardoning Board:
We, the undersigned officials OF
Neshoba County, Mississippi hereby
petition your Excellency and Honor
able body to grant pardon to Eve
lyn Mitchell, colored, convicted at
the February 1920 term Of the circuit
court OF assault and battery with in
tent to kill and sentenced tor three
years in the penitentiary.
We respectfully submit that the
said Evelyn Mitchell has been suffl-
GENTLY punished, even if she was
guilty of the crime charged, and we
being familiar with the facts recon-
mend that she be pardoned at this
time. Respectfully submitted,
10 262 Evelyn Mitchell ct al.
The Neshoba Democrat., 1922-10-05
The State OF Mississippi,
To Mrs. Matte Griffin
p o Address. I,exley Ga

P 0 Address, Lexley, Ga.
You are commanded to appear be-
fore the Chancery Court of the Coun-
ty OF Neshoba in said State, on the
First Monday of November 1922, to
defend the suit in said Court OF r. E.
Griffin for divorce, wherein you are
a Defendant. This 26th day of Sep
tember 1922. y d. Pettey. Clerk.
10 1872
The Neshoba Democrat., 1922-10-05
4 y CHANCERY SUMMONS
The State OF Mississippi.
To Mrs. Velma Hicks,

P 0 Address, Good Pine, La.
You are commanded to appear be-
fore the Chancery Court OF the Coun-
ty OF Neshoba in said state, on the
First Monday OF November 1922. to
defend the suit in said court OF w @
Hicks for divorce, wherein you are a
defendant. This 80 day OF Septem-
Der 1922. J d Pettey. Clerk. 10 26 2
The Neshoba Democrat., 1922-10-05
Itpays

The following clipped Newton Record of last week
when it comes to ADVERTISING the banks Of Phladepha
about the most liberal of small town state
have observed 1t is unusual thing these institutions
half of and often whole page the local paper
talking their patrons and prospective patrons They
Randi u. IN !.
bankers attention to your comment TODAY
Friend Cunningham and he said for tell they
al space the Neshoba because it paid You know
Banks don't throw their money The
better conception of the value of than any
other field of human effort They collect and pay
than other folks and know the significance the dollar mark
One of bankers called attention the other day an
cerpt with that appeared in the Aug the
Record There much this article pertains
to the subject have that reproduce tells why
banks believe Advertising believe helping those me
camille houses that think as they do
A BANKERS VIEW ADVERTISING
questions publicity as an m
interesting President of the Me
camille Trust Company OF St Louis the
ons Mr. Wade voices his
firm belief advertising ad
securing banking also that
advertising is as important to banks
Is asfo follows: 45gnV9
considers reputation as developed
by advertising In extending credit
they are giving the right answer n
let those bankers be approached by credseekng
who has established his goods and see
what happens.
In nine cases out Of ten the fact that those
household will be the granting credit
ta @ % y s Oh % the
good reputation etc. etc. not realizing that advertising
down S
& sss s % .ss @
we @ @ o every another
% ives s strike tx hs pull
advertising strike For the
ot @ sone s
as on ell m en
his
refuses otherwise deserved
BILE opinion that should laugh
Don't mistake banking principle that
loan be well secured
big successful
sng and wants to portion of the
never stand in its when It calls
my testimony repeat am preudiced in favor
But
vsng almost the
diversified powerful force
that right
The Neshoba Democrat., 1922-10-05
Real Cane

Brown Williams brought stalk The
stalk eight and half feet long He he has like
it down Kentawky swamp With such ideal
the production of isn't crime against the efficient market
of farm products that Nhoba County hasn't rebong
where be boiled constituency standardized
for marketing? fa
The Neshoba Democrat., 1922-10-05

Box Supper at Bardale School
house on Saturday evening, Oct. IA,
at 1880 O'Clock. Come and bring
your basket 1p
The Neshoba Democrat., 1922-10-05
Big Vans

G. c. Henry subscribed the
Be- like Others has fine Porto Rcan this
He had two that out of one hill that weighed fraction
than 10 pounds He dug 10 pounds out of hill last
crime against efficient marketing that Nshoba County hasn't
sweet potato curing house make market possible
these yams?
The Neshoba Democrat., 1922-10-05
er. Subscription $3.50 A Year.

he post oce Philadelphia Miss second class mail matter
The Washington times., 1922-08-02
CHAPTER XIV.

Bob's work as q salesman con-
tinued to be 30 effective that KurtZ
finally offered him a salaried posi-
ton. But instead OF accepting,
Bob made a counter-propesition
that caused the little man to gasp.
Briefly, II was to extend the scope
Of the present business by laying
in a stock of extravagant, high.
priced shirt and necktie materials.
with Bob as partner in the new
venture. Kurtz protested that he
was not a haberdasher, but he was
constrained to admit that Bob had
the right Of smart business, and
after some discussion accepted his
employees nonchalant offer to 90
halves on the Dew venture and
share in its profits. The fact that
Bob had no money with which to
carry through his part of the
deal troubled that youth not in the
least-Kurts's credit was ample.
Bob's theory Of securing the Fifth
avenue trade was to double exist
ing prices. and IL this did not
bring the business, to double them
a second time; and this theory was
The Washington times., 1922-08-02
By Rex Beach
IA Pctuesquey Graphic Story Of Stage Life in the Metrop
oils, Dealing with the Adventures and the Sacrifice
r.. of a Beautiful Girl ~ Il
= "'well / said she wants to see

"'well ! said she wants to see
you" .
"And not my wife?"
Certainly not. Neither do 1.
You don't seem to understand"
Bob answered smoothly: Ger.
tainly / understand; you think $50
is too much for a suit. Perhaps
1 can show you something in
scarfs of an exclusive design"
Don't be funny" growled his
father.
Really, dad. you'd better go.
That suit of yours is a sight. Some
body may think we made it for
you"
Mr.. Wharton remained silent for
a moment. THE situation Is i'm
possible, and, anybody but you
would see it. We can't accept that
woman, and we won't. She's no.
torious." &c..
mo more SO than I-or you, for
that matter"
She's a CRATER. Shed quit you
II paid her enough"
How do youf know"
Her mother has been to see me
half a dozen times. I've offered
to pay her anything within reason,
but they're holding out for some
thing big. You come back. Bob.
Let her go back to her own peo-
pie"
And what's to become Of tho
other one?" Bob was smiling faint.
ly.
The other one7 What do you
mean?"
'I mean there win be three IN
the family soon, dad; you're 60
ing to be a grandfather"
The effect OF this announcement
was unexpected. Hannibal Whar-
ton was momentarily stricken
dumb, for once he was Utterly at a
loss. Then. instead Of raising his
voice. he spoke Fith a sharp.
suffering incisiveness:
80 that's her game, eh? 1 sup
pose she thinks she'll breed her
way into the family. Well, she
The Washington times., 1922-08-02
Realistic Serial Depicting the Greed of Poor Family and
the Attempt Of a Scheming Mother to Capitalize
Her Daughters Amazing loneliness

; we go to the nearest cafe and have
a bite to eat" .
There are no cafes open at this
hour" ~
In. spite Of her protestations that
she was not hungry. he bore her
away with him. bareheaded as she
was. and in the next block they
found an unsuspected little place
called the ''Chauffeurs' Lunch"
where man was busy making
sandwiches Of the whitest bread
and the most delicious smelling
Hamburger for a hungry cabby
with a battered hat. And there
they each ate a bowl Of crackers
and milk with baked apple, using
the arms OF their chairs for tables.
Pope's bill was 40 cents. and.
strangely enough. not even when
he paid 1t did he remember that
this was the woman for whose COM
pany at supper other men paid
$500.
The Washington times., 1922-08-02

promptly, his chagrin was in
tense, and his fear Of Lorelei
almost ludicrous. But the girl
had acquired a wider charity
gentler patience: she grieved, she
tried to help him, and his frailty
endeared him to her. Love had
been slow to awaken; in. fact, she
had not been definitely aware Of
it's BIRTH but suddenly she had
found It Towering in her soul, and
now it flourished the more as that
other interest intensified and be.
gan to dominate her.
Bob responded TO all her efforts
save one; she could not make him
serious. On the whole. however,
they were more happy than they
had ever been. -
One day. during the slack holi'
day season, Hannibal Wharton ap-
peared at the Kurtz establishment.
He appraised the elaborate sur
roundings with a hostile eye and
stared at his son impassively.
80! You're a seamstress now"
he began. and Bob grinned.
"Merkle told me you repaid his
loan and had an automobile"
That's true"
Secondhand carr"
NO"
How much do you over"
Nothing, except for stock"
Stock! What do you mean?"
"Kurtz and l are partners in
one end Of this business"
"Im be damned breathed Mr..
Wharton. Then he inquired, curl
ously. do you like this work."
It's not what prefer. still there
is a margin of profit"
Huh! l should think so. at 500
a suit. Well, this town is full Of
FOOLS"
Bob agreed. But we dress 'em
better than they do in Pittsburgh"
After a moments consideration
Hannibal said slowly: Mothers
at the Waldorf; she wants to see
you. You've just about broken
her heart. Bob"
We're not going out much, but
perhaps we could call on her"
The Washington times., 1922-08-02

won't. 1t won't work. was
willing TO compromise before-so.
long as there was no tangible bond
between that, family and mine.
but they've got their blood mixed
with mine: they've got a finger
hold in spite Of hell. and I suppose :
they'll hold on. But I won't ac-'
knowledge a grandchild with scum
like that in it's veins. Good God! ;.
Now listen-you." wharton's jaw z
was outthrust, his gaze hard and
unwavering. mo child tainted
with that blood will share in one s
penny OF my money. now or at any
other time. Understand" ' =
Perfectly" Bob's color had re.e
ceded, but in no other way did he
show his struggle for self-mastery-v "
my wife isn't having baby to-.
spite you. and IL 1t ever needs a..
grandfather. wen adoS,S one." sa9
They've pulled you down into
the mud now they've tied you
there. Heredity's stronger than
you or I; watch your child grow up, :.
and watch its mothers blood tell. =
Then remember that tried to free
you before 1t was too late. Wen. IS
I'm through. This settles me.
Good.by. and GQd help you with ,
that rotten gang" Hannibal
Wharton turned and strode out OF :
the room shaking his head and
mumbling. a~ss
Jimmy knight had fallen upon
evil times. A combination Of CIR:
cumstances had seriously affected =
his mode of making a living. and
that of his friends. To outward
appearances the freQuenters OF.
Tony the BARRIERS place were as
thrifty as usual, but in the pinochle
room at the rear there was gloom.
Reason for these hard times lay In !
an upheaval OF public sentiment
that had galvanized the police de-.
partment into one of it's periodic, !,
spasms Of activity. and the cause
ran back to a sordid quarrel be- :
tween two factions Of the Tender
join. -. .lss,'
CTo Be Continued Tomorrowl
The Washington times., 1922-08-02
HOW TO Woo Sleep
PROF. SERVISS TELLS HOW 1T IS DONE.

found exultation as unsuitable to
the pillow as worry.
The brain is only an engine.
apd like other engines It must go
to the repair shop at regular in
tervaIs in order to retain it's full
working power To recur to
Napoleon once more, 1t appears
that he really got about the aver
age amount of sleep in the course
of twenty-four hours, but he had
the habit OF taking short maps
whenever he felt the nesd, and
circumstances permitted.
He slept in his traveh?g car
riages when on long campaigns,
and IL may be a useful hint that
the motion helped to soothe him
to slumber. Mars rocked the
cradle.
Some Of the devices used to
mitigate the terrors of insomnia
would seem to be provocative
rather than remedial. / have
tried a few of that kind myself.
One Of them that ! still expert.
ment with occasionally. with but
uncertain success, Is reciting long
poems. Years ago learned
Gray's interminable "Elegy" by
heart expressly for this purpose.
Sometimes It works admirably,
and sometimes It is a complete
failure. which shows that more
depends upon the application of
the method than upon its virtue.
When IL works ! do not get far
ther than about the lines:
The breezy call OF incense
breathing morn,
The swallow twittering from
the straw-built shed,
The cocks shrill clarion, or the
echoing horn.
No more shall rouse them from
their lowly bed"
II l go on as far as:
"Far from the madding crowds q
ignoble strife
Their sober wishes never learn
ed to stray:
Along the cool, sequestered vale
Of life
They kept the noiseless tenor
Of their way"
Then usually go on to the
end, and the experiment fails, a.
though there is a somnolent thick.
ct of words after the observant
"hoary-headed swain" comes on
the outskirts of the scene, in
passing through which some
times drop into the land of nod.
The secret, II there be any, Is
to repeat the lines very slowly,
with a sing-song swing and lin.
gering recognition OF the rhymes.
It is a kind Of cradle song for
adults. Even II Il doesn't sue.
coed, the plan is advantageous
In storing the memory with good
literature. Those who learn dog.
gerel for anodyne use miss this
benefit. Large doses Of Milton
would have n very sedative effect,
while tending to preserve a now
neglected classic.
l have often also sung myself
TO sleep--not singing aloud, OF
course, hut only with the chords
Of the brain. This. too, has It's
Independent virtue. for though
your voice be cracked you VIII
not notice the defect In mental
singing. Tho object IN all cases
n, OF course. to banish distract.
ing thoughts about the days
work, or the morrow's work, and
let nerve cells settle down to
quiet through gentle adulations
that have 4 dying fall"
The Washington times., 1922-08-02
TO Be Beautiful
By THE FAMOUS PRIMA DONNA, LUCREZIA BORI

color than that OF your arm, or
prhaps II is red and unattrac-
tive. Aside from the regulation
household bleach that I recon-
mend to you SO often-the lemon
there Is another which Is most
effective for your elbows.
Have you ever thought Of using
grapefruit as a bleach? II -os-
sesses the same cleansing, acid
qualities. which make the lemon so
useful.
The advantage In using grape
fruit for your elbows is that the
size OF 1t makes 1t essentially :he
adaptable thing with which to rub
them. When you bend your arm,
your pointed elbow Just gifts into a
half grapefruit and you can rub
the fruit around and around, caus.
ing its cleansing and whitening
Juice to penetrate every pore Of
your elbow.
this, and slices Of lemon can be
applied to your elbows with most
gratifying results.
Do you feel, however, that this
bleaching alone will bring results.
"aShhB ~ Always most impOr-
tant process and you cannot neg
lect washing your elbows and OK.
pect them TO appear at their best.
Scrub them daily with warm wa
ter. soap and naii brush which
Is not too stiff. Some beauty spe.
sialists recommend rubbing the el.
bow gently with pumice store to re-
move any rough, scaly surface
which may be there. think
this Is a bit strenuous and that
cocoanut oil gently rubbe in with
tSe fingers viii be enough to soften
them.
Never go out IN short-sleeved
frock without first examining
elbows carefully and seeing that
they heighten the attractiveness of
your arm.