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Automobiles Wanted.
AUTOMOBILES FOR RENT.
For Hire Passenger Cars


ABBOTT-pETRo touring. business trips:
s. hourly: owner operates EVANS, .sTs
Harlem.
BEAUTIFUL private Locomohllo lmousine
hour day OF wceS. s3 hourly. Aud $3.50.
BUICK. passenger $3.50 hour, special
ratio FOR trips. APpELBAUM, Wadsworth
f25g
CADILLAC kNp PIERcE- ARROW. BEAU
TrFrL LfM0USiNEs. FOR HIRE BY
lOffn. DAY. WEEK or MONTH. AREA
RENTAL SERVICE, CIRCLE ltls.
CADILLAC, late models, for hire. hour. day,
week. month. trip. high class service. rea.
sonahle rates LOTOS AUTO RENTING co.
rs West seth =. circle o1Si.
CADILLAC. Packard hour, day, week.
month, long trips. reasonable. Columbus
500. GREEN.
CADILLAC. beautiful limousine passenger.
rented monthly, high class service. owner
drives las uniform u l3aT Herald. Harlem
HUDSON Limousine. / would like TO place
nv chauffeur and car ~ month or year
vlth refined family. Columbus 500, before
10 a. NJ, after 2 Y ~ Mrs. FOX
LADY Wishes 10 highly recommend chauf.
four who has served her family 2s years
~ ans ono wishing - rent Limousine with
driver ~ week or month. J55 Herald,
go Broadway.
MATtNON cahriolet. Pachards. like new;
monthly specially; reasonable. lsA-iM.
Citele 2NNa - --.
PACKARDs tnewl and Pierce Arrow cars
Tor rent. hour, day, week, special rates
for Ions trips circle 2sN9
PACKARD, twin six. laundnulct day. week.
month. Call Sohuyler 6N0Q,
T1ACKARp Wtrousiuy. by dav week. month";
1liLCOMAf0NS. Murray iltll ol29.
PirRCT-AEEOW laudaulet hour day. week.
month. reasonable ratios. ARTHUR, CO.
iumhus oi2l -.
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Unfurnished--New Jersey.

Z room apartment and
cottage, all improvements, amid pretty
grounds; 40 minutes 10 city; block from
READY FOR OCCUPANCY.
Weehawken, ~ j., high class elevator
apartment to lease; modern improvements,
3-4-5 rooms, overlooking Hudson River, )
minutes to Ard or Cortlandt St. Ferry; rent
$o5 room. Inquire on promises, Boulevard
and Columbia Terrace.
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FACTORIES For SALE OR LET.

B STORY FACTORY for rent or sale. $4,000
square feet, freight elevator; 10th av,
near s5th ST. General Post Office Box ga.
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BOARDERS WANTED.
west side.

SPANISH lady wishes boarders, 1912: im-
proyements. 100 West STth QUERALTO.
eth, 351 West.-Large. small rooms, pri-
vate baths; French choking; electricity.
telephone.
SGD, S21 west.-Large, sunny room, Twin
beds; home comforts. excellent table.
Brooklyn.
BROOKLYN HEIGHTS, PIERREPONT
ST.,-LARGE ROOMS, PRIVATE BATH
EXCELLENT TABLE; MINUTES FROM
WALL STREET.
CLARK ST., 5s.-Cozy rooms; girls, SIS .5oy
excellent table: transit. Main 2410 w.
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Tor Hirc-Niotor Trucks.

NEW Ton trucll. panel body for hire, by week
on fsnth. contract preferred owner drives;
best references. terms reasonable. River
side .isi,
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Observation-Disclosures.

FIVE and six rooms and bath in two family
brick house I'm Astoria, blocks from
Grand av. subway station; steam heat hot
water supplied: rents So so: immediate oc-
Fulton av., Long sIland City, phone Astoria
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GIRLS

GIRLS.
GIMBEL BROTHERS,
SID ST. AND BROADWAY,
wish to engage twenty
five girls, Is years or
age or over, school grad
yates, for positions as
cashier wrappers, with
or without experience;
this work is cashiePing
and wrapping; regular
system OF advancement;
good opportunity.
APPLY
EMPLOYMENT OFFICE,
5TH FLOOR,
8 A. M. TO $50 p. M.
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UnfurDished-Long Island.

FOREST HILLS GARDENS, L. /.
''Tennis Place" Apartments, by station.
Large rooms. tea room. Boulevard 6545.
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HOUSEKEEPER.

Working housekeeper to
take charge OF home, cook
breakfast and supper, for
father and small son; good
position, good home, good
wages to the right woman; !;
must have best references.
Write for appointment, X
2274 Herald, $50 Broadway.
House worker - @ a d q D e
white woman for house
work; best wages; thorough
nv competent z Q . X; small
family; Christian. Box F.,
Hewlett, l.. /. Woodmere
.3193.
HOusEWORK-SmaH family. light washing
$50 70 $50; reference. 9I6 =. I'D, Flatbush.
Tel. Wildwood 26ii.
hOUSEWORKER, irish girl, business reo-
pie; letters only. Martin, ~ West lolst ~.
LADY-Corporation has exceptional op-
portunity for well educated. energetic lady
permanent. splendid salary. Suite 11l5, 3O3
9th az
.LArINDREss, experienced S75. Japanese
French Agency, Herald Building, 1870
Broadway t3Bth ST..
MAID. COMPETENT, SMALL FAMILY IN
s ROOM APAItFMENT; Mi.ST BE GOOD
COOK; CITY REFERENCES REQUIRED.
CALL MORNING, 525 WEST END AV.
APT 3-B SCHUYLER 05ss.
notwithstanding or woman dentist edu-
Gated for highest class clientele, fun In
fci nation and references. 22a9 Herald,
so Broadway.
sALEswoMEN.--Tenr Hesge. 100 9th av
(24th-2lth sts), requires experienced sales
women OF the better type for tie art cm-
broidery department. Apply 9-1i 80
sALEsLApiEs, experiences unnecessary.
extra, $50 day. Call Wclsbeckcr, 21o West
TYPIST.
Evening position for COM
pctent, accurate typist; hours
$40 r. M. daily. Call Ia per-
son to-day, Room SOS, ESQ
Broadway.
VISITING maid. French, seamstrcss obllg-
ing references. NJ, so East 11tn. Apf ~.
WAITRESS aud parloumaid. city. country.
Brennan Agency, Ga5 Madison az. W2dl.
WOMAN wanted, middle aged. respectable
10 cook for family % five 10 Charlotte,
North Carollnn must be permanent. excel
lent home. Correspond with Help" 4. @.
Box $50. charlotte, N 81.
WOMAN who has had practical experience
in use on f.ovihouds tintumctort state
length of experience and salary expected
"Color Anaiysis," NJ 2isa Herald, Herala s1
WOMAN-High school 0r normal trBinCds
good knowledge Eugliah. 81 400 Win future,
TAYLOR 522 bih av, New York City, room
ae8
YOUNG woman willing "a learn nursing
and assist n light hcuseuork and take
care of young boy pr. Lazarus Biaustelu,
1876 Marcy ~, Brookyn fhone sReg 1876
Employment Agcncy--Domcstic.
AZ MRS. ruEo. MAfMuERG's
SWEDISH AGENCY fESTAHLTsuED fSsD,
IOf9 LEXINGTON AV (T5TH).
Select help. All positions. Private families.
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Observation-Disclosures.

A NEW, high class, six room apartment,
with private garage; janitors service; -
Locust Hill ay., Yonkers, n. y. Apply
iauitor. 80 Locust Hill av
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APARTMENTS WANTED.
Furnished.

Furnished.
FURNISHED OR ROOM ToUsEKEEP-
ING APARTMENT: MUST HAVE 3
MAsTER'S BEDROOMS. WITH MAS
TER'S BATHS: WILL PAY UP TO $500
MONTHLY OCTOBER TO MAY. BOX Y
2257 HERALD, $50 BROADWAY.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.
Miscellaneous.

wANTED-Space In lobby OF downtown Of
flee building suitable for soda fountain.
1859 Herald. Washington Heights.
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TO LET FOR BUSINESS.
From Battery to 14th St., Inclusive.
BROADWAY. i16 (corner)--Two lofts. 50. 900.
z. 18th ST.. cor 1sth-Two lofts. $500
1000 square feet desirable office space, 10
Broadway. Tth floor, comprising one large
particulars apply F. r. PHILLIPS & SONS
CO.. so Church St, New York, room 1IS3-
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FURNITURE WANTED.

FURNITURE WANTED = PAY FULL
VALUE CONTENTS HOUSES, APART
MFNTS, PIANOS, BOOKS. PAINTINGS.
BRTC-A.BRAC. Sc. TOBIAS, 100 UNIVER-
SITY PLACE. STJYvESANT 1870.
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At Mrs. TtIEC MkfMuERG's
SWEDISH AGENCY (ESTAHLfSHED iSSD,
1919 LEXINGTON Av (T5THb,
Select help. All positions. Private families.
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YOUNG MAN. energetic, well educa .
qualify for sales managers position f.He
.city. Il S75 per week man wanted. suits
1Ti5. 3o3 9Th av.
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MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS.
PIANOS AND PHoNoGRApHs.

PIANO, Rrsmbach baby grand. for salss
price S57J. slghtlyuSed. O'CONNELL, $50
w. iGQth. Wadswcrth 1922.
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4 and rooms. exceptionally large; southern
exposure. G54 ST. Nicholas av.. ring outside
hoN
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ABBOTT DETROIT touring. business trips:
S. hourly owner operates EVANS, .sTs
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ESSEX CARS. open and closed models, over
hauled and rcvarnshcd. sold with guaran-
toe ready TOR immediate delivery.
In addition we have other makes at er-
frcmciv low prices.
HUDSON USED CAR DEPT, 1912 B'way.
Open Evenings.
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Couple Sought in
White Slave Case
After $4,000 s.

TENNEE March fN.-Two 4
after he had filed suit FOR $50.
damages in the diflrict 90
against r. s. Hickm1n. wen.
Greeley. Col. business mnn. al
ing TINT Hickman had alioni
his wifc's affections. Enrlk Oh
Jensen lot Denver with - vi
an and today IL being sought
United States authorities 10
gwcr 20 charges Of white slav
United statcs District Attor
J.. Foster Symea said the "
slavery charges had been lis
after he had received nfndn
declaring that the woman II
Christunsen's wife. Local autl
itiea say that actions % Chris
sen and the woman have been
vcstigatcd In connection
black hand plots in this region
more than "a year.
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Takes | Charges
OF Electricity to
Kill This Negro

LITTLE ROCK, Ark. March
10 james Wells ], years old.
negro murderer waH electro
cut,d ai tho state uonitoutlary
after o. unsuccessful attempts
had hecn made hy an lucNucri-
ca .rd o-lec.riclHu Co clectrocute
him Tho twelfth ettDmut ace
corIln. GO wltucaeCa was sue
cc sful
Going 90 tho chair singing,
hc continued TO ung until tho
FIRST charge of electricity WINS
souf through hi- body Wells
was oAlsulncd hy the state ply
s.cI1u, who pronounced him
sIu alive
ArD.1er chgrls az electricity
w1H rDnt through his body. but
win tho SAINT result. VII
nrasos hogal to leave the donth
room and only 60 row wcre pros
ont when tho las, charges werc
sant through hls body ana
Wells finally wuH pronounced
tald. FilIy twenty minutes
wers cou. umcd lu putting him
60 sleep.
Wells was convicted 81 kin
Irn ppt.r Trouz. H farmer ucIr
Monticello BE was One of
tho.e who escaped with Tom
S~laUElfCr
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Towns Physician
~Languishes in Jail
AS Disease RACES

OTTUMWA. Ia. Mar 'n-Nith
their only physician M jail nud %
prevalence Of disease iu The Village
residents al l.oclridge. Ia have
Htormed jefferson county officials
for a rcpricyc or something To- get
the doctor out.
The physician Is =. J. sherlock
lie Is serving four weeks 81 faIr-
field after having been found guilty
OF INVESTIGATION.
pr, Sherlock 8 cnsc probably
VIII be before Governor Kendall
In q day OF two. Tho sheriff had
no power "a release the rhysIrian
and called tho governor on tho long
distance He was told the COVER
nor will act quickly upon an nunll-
cation for the physician s %roicaso
four county officials Joined ~
tho petition
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SAN JOSE PEOPLE
ASSERT SEWAGE
!" ENDlNGERS HEALTH
Protest TO City Over
= Conditions of Dispos-
,A4n al by bitches

A petition has seen presented 90
the city health department Sign
ed hy $50 re- gbiri.a 90 san iu~o
sompiainlng that Albunicrque's
.rnw scwaEe b. ScinT allowed to
collect in pools hf their vicinity
Il was disclosed today In the
monthly report 90 ~ Wc.-, health
officer.
II Is alleged in tho petition that
the sewage o. being carried I'm
irrigation bitches ana that those
bitches overflow and fhe sewage
stands In pools 1ndangorln the
heaith Of the residents in Van joe.
Br. West said today thu ditch
officials and the city WORLD NJ
tempt to remedy tho condiuon
pending the result OF the ufc on
the bond issuc In the forthcN ming
ciecIion FOR q city sewage
disposal plant which would 1'e1-
manently relieve tho condin on
complained Of.
The summary OF health cond
lions In the city and county as
contained In the report says "a
Tuberculosis survey has been
started In the city. a trained nurse
being employed with funds raised
from the sale OF Red CrCss seals.
Dlphthcria was prevalent here
on February 20, the Infection re-
suiting from n family which NOV
I'd here from Valencia county
.rffcy concealed the presence 81 the
malady until one child was dead
another dying and eight others eX-
posed. a special funrd was put
on In tho district In which the fam
NlN lNNHAl and FNsH LnNHnHHHNn NtUu
controlled.
There were more than 800 cases
q flu reported during the last
month. but OF light nature.
Tho report showed siN eases ~
diphthefin reported during thr
month: two deaths and four cns,s
on hand AZ the close OF the month
II showed rs eases OF scarlet
fever IT tho beginning OF the
month. 80 reported. % released and
% on hand AZ the close OF tho
month. IL showed 272 eases OF
tubosculosis on hand M the begin
ming OF the month. 80 new cases
reported and 29l on band at the
beginning OF this month. There
were five eases OF typhoid on hand
Il the beginning of the month.
ono new case reported. two cases
released. two deaths and two casos
on hand at the end Of the month
Deaths from specific causes dur
ing February were; Typhoid fever
.. Influenza 10. diphthcria =. tu-
bcrcuiosin 10. pneumonia 3. diar-
rhoea .. infant mortality 49,
The total Tor the month wa
slightly lower than the same
month last year the figures being
60. compared TO n last year
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Boy, Is, Confesses
He Started 8 of 6
I~ncendiary Fires

BATTLE CREEK. Mich. March
lO.-Lawrcncc Dunbar. 10 yenra
old, school boy, confessed today.
The police aald, that he has started
three of sis inccudiHry fires hero
100 tho last 90 dayr. The fire LOSSES
were crtimn7od AZ SbO0.ONO and
for q time caused terror IN the
city
Tho fires the hoy confessed were
those In The Post ana Garden tho
ators ana the Junior High school
Some frightened parents recent
ly have refused 90 permit thoir
children 90 attend scnooi Heavy
police guards have boon stationed
about th,ntors ana other build
inEs ami church attendance has
dwindlod, according Ca pastors.
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Heavy Snow Makes
Night Trains From
North s Hours La

Heavy snow IN KAnanr and g
orado rs holding up GO trains
the Santa Fc iincs. according
reports received hcrc today
morning trains went through
timo. but both train No. 1 q
train no . are reported six no
late. Train 80. J.. which r
through here at 1850 y. M.
posted FOR 1850 q m tonorr
ana 80 . the schedule limo
which iH Il IS n. M. viii
through tomorrow morning 20 Z
o'clock.
a sub .rrln ls being made
nt Ia Iuntn FOR No I and Ii
go through on schedule time. >
local station has MOI learned
whether q sub train for 80
viii be made up
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Arbuckle Witness
Found in Cincinnati

CINCINNATI. March 1O-Cin-
cinnati has added O chapter 10 the
case Of Roscoe Gatty) krbuckio.
At the request of a representative
OF Arbuckle. Estell Wyatt. negrezs
OF this city. left here last night for
Chicago 10 give her deposition
Mrs. Wyatt 10 the widow OF "a
preacher. II IL alleged that she
made n statement that ~ years
ago she nursed Miss Rappe in a
hospital or the south side In Chi
cage. Mrs. Wyatt Ia reported TO
have said Tint Miss Rappo was
deeply grateful to her for hor SER
vices and up until five years ago
~frcqacntly cont her presents 10
show her appreciation.
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House Passes Bill
To Provide Seed for
Drought District

WASHINGTON. March tO-By
a vote OF 90 10 So house today
passed a bill authorizing "A $1,000
900 appropriation Tor the purchase
OF seed grain Tor farmers In the
drought stricken areas Of the
northwest AZ previously approx
ed by the senate the hill carried
a sb.00o,OO0 appropriation and tho
difference ns to the size ~ tho
appropriation must be compromise
ed before tho measure goes to the
president.
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100000 Reported
Famine Stricken

WARSAW. March t0-tRy tho
Associated presz) -Dcicgates from
Moscow arriving here today 10
participate in tho hygiene confer
enoe called by the league of ma
lions for March rs reported that
the famine-strieken population 81
Russia now numbered approXl-
mately $4,000. 900.
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Five Bandits Rob
A Texas Bank

SAN ANTONIO. Tex. Mar. TO-
Twenty thousands dollars In gold.
silver aud currency, and $4,000
ln state ana county bonds together
with lgwclry with an unofficial ,H-
timutcd value OF several hundred
thousand dollars was stolen when
five bandits robbed the New Braun
fcls state bank. 30 miles north of
mere, this afternoon and escaped
lu an automobile.
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Decree to Fix
Longer Time Before
Election of Pope

ROM. March 10.-tBy tho As
Hnciatcd PrcssJ-A pnpul decree
will be- made. public shortly ok-
tending To- 10 days the interval bee
tween the death uf popc and tho
beginning Of thc sacred conclnvo
TO elect his succcssur Cardinal
O'Connoll. Archbishop 81 BOG un.
told tho Associated Press -odny.
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DEATHS


BAN tliuhcih. tho 3-ycar-
o'i Niri "l Mr. and drs H. G..
Hur" dind HI I'" homo uu Wet
Roma rNunlo "c.ioriny. a private
iin'i'I "r. t'' Wh h''d iliu nfi-
rr''.n htsh"p howuch officiating
.'' 'i+N l".'rni'W was ~
'''' ''n s'f"hs hroth-
'' Wrl'
'.llIt Hn'f'i h'fNt'e-
ilf ii' 'I 'nl wore a'ld
ih.i N.Nt "i iN' pr
,1Ni'N Nh' '''i'
iu' cemetery 'ir"hH hi'lh'ra
were 90 'hHih'
EiIf'IE FUNERAL 'orrtCoe Cor
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noon ' +"
NIu1 'h 'lII'"lh WIS
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HiHifNSN f. r.uline of IorrN
w. NrrNoy. who dici metre rln
win poo tnlpnrd Goo hlH iHi71"r nome
Co.. Joplin Mo 5irnuf 4roth"
are lu charge
sHAW-Iry.s show dic1 20
hls uu.rtm.nt on West Central
.L . N" LA
ears tils wife and siator wore
with him. Tho body w~a4.takcn To-
ronr nrothore unrlorr ueudlng
funeral Hrr4rrrmorfr
eC1TT Nil. No,iio scott ag.
r 4t.t t- r,.r m a.. ~
d.5r 1,oi 800 ,i-ni H. gt,@r
was with nor He VIII take th"
pI,t.mor, A. son .re In cbnrar
sa1NEZ-Tb. funeral of Am
t-,s. sgI,., ,vtn 1t.I W.trc..
d1v nj bls rasidan-a wns boit fbis
rgrrirg M % ,.,tnrt f-,r, tb.
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,vgs nt AZ. csly,rv r.n.frrv rr,i-
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President Plays
Golf in Florida

81. AUGUSTINE Faa-. March
fo-(By the Associated Pross)
After a round OF golf President
Harding ard his Florida vacation
party shortly after noon today
went aboard the ~hooleboat Of Ed
ward n. Mclean. Washington pub
oli@heg, sor a cruise down The coast.
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+ ormer Canadian
Fight Champion Is
Slain at Seattle

gEATTLE. wash, March DO
Johnny O'Lcnry, iormcr Canadian
champion light weight huA'r was
shot and killed here this murains
ly T. Frank Leslie. "a ship worker
who later surrendered 60 polio.
Lrs.ic told Officers oitlry .ui
another man had attacked h.m
O'Icary with o. piece of uin" ana
the other man with several large
rocks.
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HIOrs Ar JonANNIsnrnn

IbIiANNl.SIg Et. mon ~
South Africa, Mar TO- Ggy tho
Associated prcssl Martial law waf
proclaimed here today Fighting
between bands 81 Striker unG the
police has hruhrn out in tn ,ntirc
cNiromo eastern fcctiun Of the
Ecgd
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nnnknns

NEW YORK. March lu-An iE-
petition In bankruptcy
filed today against the RUS
sell Securities company. stock
broker The Pcti.inn made no
mention OF assets oi liabilities.
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nom ~

WA HING TON March 10
The senate today In opcn session
adopted a resolution requ, Ing
President Harding TO return tho
resolution confirming tho nomluu-
tlon OF Frank u. Hahcucg Hs post
master at Havcrhll, Mas. thus
temporarily resembling itf action
Of yesterday ln agreeing 90 con-
nrmhtlOn In executive session.
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Mrs, z. S. Shoathem, wealthy
New York widow, disappear
ed at a New York bathing
beach by police last Augu-t.
She was given up BY police az
a suicide. Identical photo
graphs led 20 her discovery
living in Chicago under the
nome Of INV Hall
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bud iack milking y0u mig.
Arc Sou us.urDi with "a
lul So airing hl,Elcho anal -larp
uHiI.t tImr. llru.
N.H looked 600 yH. h1aDy. 4
COLI 90 strain. or oyoruork ha
probably weakened .ous FIluuts
and t"HHEht nu THAI ulrsiug taet
ache .huHu hcu1achsH dizzy Hueila
ana kidney irrclllar.tirn. puu q
WIli iIr suun uer trouble. t-se
Iuul kidney iills Your homie
toit rcrumwond them. Ak your
noiEl'.r
Mr. o. % Evans rif D.. conf
Ave. says. "A numh,r Of reari
ngo had mn nttnck 81 Kidney
trouble Ny back ucucd for dawn
ana whom stopped over or
90 heightened uu quickly. . hocaUp
dizzy was advised to trr Doqn s.
kidr'E illls ono hns cn~.a no
OF INC aching back and / have never
haud th1.o dizzy spells since.
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Supper Table
Gossip

Rafael Taglpi,rr, im- het
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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-10

Sound trivolr ot about % fourth
of 70 milo n focond.
Evening star., 1922-12-01
D. c. WOMAN INJURED
AS STORM HITS SHIP
Miss Clara Frank Among Score of
Victims on Ocean
- Liner =
Rv tic Assucisted Press.

Ry the Associated Press.
NEW YORK. December 1.-Swept
forward by Il 100 mile an hour gale.
waves broke over the bridge and threw
spray over the tunnels, crashed through
portfolios and doors Of the steamship
President Wilson Tuesday. and brought
injury TO a score of her passengers and
crew. Capt. Roberto Stuperich, COM
mander OF the vessel. just In from
Trieste. said the storm was the most
furious in his experience.
The storm began last Monday, but
did not attain its greatest fury. until
Tuesday morning. One of the big waves
stove in portlights, wrecked glass
of two-incl thickness in the bridge.
injurng Capt. Ettore Zar. former COM
mander. and battered down a door lead
ing to the main salon. 1t swep. a
half score passengers before t, flinging
them down the vessels grand slagr-
case. Commander q. b. BernardelI,
Royal Italian Navy, and Miss Clara
Mary Frank of Washington. received
severe injuries
Capt. Ear came here to take COM
mand Of The steamship Martina WASH
ington. formerly Of the Austro-Ameri-
can line. WHICH was seized for trans
port service during the war, He COM
manded the ship for four years before
the war.