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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-01-08
Auto Notes

DO not let the brakes drag.
Most popular car Of France is the
CitrUrn. costing $500 francs.
There are more than 70 zoe motor
transport hnes In the United states.
United stntcs cities have $50 motor
bus lines.
An old car ntted with new bearings
should be driven slowly FOR at lcaae
500 miles
a hummlng noise In The TRANSMITS
sion may be due to an excess Of
heavy req
Descriptions OF stolen automobiles
are sent out daily hy wireless from
New York TO surrounding districts
when the -specdomoter pointer We
bratcs 90 may bc due To- loose con
noctiurs
4 French car has o. carhurotor for
sush pair ~ cylinder thus reducing
m~autfoldiug to o. minimum
Soc that steering gonr4 aro tight
and that wheels are properly aligned.
Water works its WY into small
tire GUS n looscns b tire struc-
turD
Engines have To- be- drained ~ oil
more frequently In winter than In
summer
o. S government aIded In tho CON
struction Of $4,000 miles of roa dur
inE 1921.
irlrvmen In Norway go to fires on
motorcycles and sido cars besides
modern fire trucks.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-01-08
Chains Plus Care, Eliminate Skidding Danger

Chains will not do away with all
chances of skidding but they will re-
ducc the danger to n minimum.
Careful driving will do the rest.
Muddy and wet pgVcments during
sold weather produce greatest danger
Of skidding. Chains, therefore are
almost Indispensable for riding at
such times,
II the motorlst has only one chain.
II should ga on the left ear wheel,
To avoid damage when stopping or
starting at the cur The second
chain should go on the other rear
wheel.
Put 'Em ON Right.
Chains put IN wrong Will a
considerable harm TO the tires. II
they are too tight they VIII cut int"
the fabric and shorten the life OF the
cnsing They should be allowed -
creep" so as to cause even wear all
around the shoc.
The chains should be put on 50 that
the clamps are at the back. Thus
they are drawn uround with "A whip
ping motion which KEEPS them closed.
III the chain IN reversed the clans
have a tendency to open.
A special repair tool y extra
links should be In every motorists
equipment Broken links may he re-
moved on the road without necessity
OF taking the chain off the wheel
As soon as the roads are dry,
chains should be removed. They
should be hung mp and painted with
sntature OF cylinder oil and kcro-
senc to Keep them from rusting
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-01-08
DRY CURING Oh PORK.

Am rurInr ~ mrnt In Nav NO,TTD
should Je dono durinr IN, winter
montbs ana a. drv curing tnkes lnns.
or than brine curing. IL would io
best to start the process not later
than January.
Attsr Tho meat has thoroupbtv
cooled ana NH animal bont \. mi
OF il. each niece should lac rubbed
Won yi,b IN. curirg ntxtur. ma
hacked away An "A bn, or ON "a tsbl.
accordinv 10 ENt,nsion cirrui,r Il,
ss Of Inc New NrNico A-rriruItur,I
College A good mlxturD FOR tb,
curing Of lOO pounds Of meat is G
pounds ~ aalt. . ounrrs Of snttpotDs,
EVA pounds Of sugar and pepper to
suit The taste.
After the meat has cur,J for
three days. again rub Ia with The re-
main,nr mtNture and na,k IL 10 an.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-01-08
oREGoN PROFESSOR MAkES
u7stsrtRE TRIP VIA NtyrON-
CYCLE AND SffDftNit

Recently Prof. Alfred Powers. rep-
resentativc Of the University Of Orc
Ron. Portland. Ore. received a call
from the Curry County Teachers In
atftute 10 deliver a series Of lectures
on higher educational subjects before
the t~ownspeople Of Gold Beach. coun-
" seat Of curry county. oregon. Cur
~ county and particularly Gold
beach In one OF the GU Of the way
spots Of the state. Modern trans
portntion via the steel train and cush-
ion route has not as yet penetrated
that far. 80 the traveller munt hgurc
on reaching there by the use OF train.
boat and stage,
Professor Powers recalled hat a
former HchOolmate was now in the
motorcycle business 50 he looked him
up. Sure thing" said the friend.
George Schnntin, after the professor
had told his story. So they hooked
a sidccar on a motorcycle and were
soon on their way. They had sorue
rough going and Embarrassing cxpe-
rlcnces hut the professor arrived at
Gold Beach In good time to deliver
his lectures. thanks to tho sturdy
motorcvclc sidecar and friend Schau-
tin. After giving his lectures, they
returned In a %leiFurcly manner stop
ping on the way to enjoy two days
Of good hunting and fishing, arriv-
Ing homo safe and sound. having full
hlled their engagement In addition 10
n twa-day outing II is needless 10
say Professor Powers " n firm be-
lever In the motorcycles and side
car after having beoa shown in such
a convincing manner.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-01-08

Three fourths Of the motor cars
and trucks in India are Of American
manufacture.
II the engine is run In the open
until warmed mp, the oil gets into
the working parts,
Ninety per cent of the automobiles
IN pornambuco. Brazil are Of Amer
lean manufacture.
Motor vehicles boz the United states
annually consume ucurly 100. 600. 0O9
barrels % gasoline
When the brakes are applied sud
denly. pressure on the front wheels
la ircrcn Sod.
4 Kerosene rag ls the best kiad 10
use Tor cleaning the running board
and floor ~ the car.
Keep gasoline tank strainers clean
Of sediment so that fuel supply will
not fail.
New YORK to New Jersey vehicle
tunnel o. expected 10 hc opened
about January T. 1898
only yrar whom production of mo-
tor vehicles in this country dropped
was 1915.
Han OF the motor cars lu Brazil
may be found In rio de Jnnoiro ana
Sac TaulO.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-01-08
KILLS MOUNTAIN
LION MEASURING
EXACTLY 8 FEET
Glorieta and Las Vegas
Hunters Trail Down
Vicious Animal

LAS VEGAS. y. 81 Jan. Putting
an end to a vicious career that prob
ably had cost the lives Of many proud
bucks and many domestic animals.
s. l.. Fisher, h Glorieta hunter and
guide. and Harry Alderman Of Las
Vegas. Killed a mountain lion that
measured nine feet from none to tail
tip. The animal had been trailed
down from a point In the Glorieta
mountains SO miles from Las Vegas.
by trained dogs. It had killed a
horse and a iO-point buck. whose
mangled bodies were found.
Atter describing the finding OF the
horse and the buck. Mr.. Fisher re-
lates the rest OF the story az follows,
Realizing the lion must he i'm tn.
vicinity. | sent young Alderman hack
to my place FOR my pack OF lion
hounds, Sandy. Rover. RiNie and
Tiger Next morning a. Daylight we
turned the hounds loose on the trail.
and say people. wo had some music.
This thrill from the hounds' voices
made a feeling you seldom experience
Riding and falling over .ogs for about
three cur on a hot trail. We found
the rounds az the foot Of u tree in
which the lion sat, looking like a
~4-year-old steer that had climbed a
tree When we shot. he jumped out
amotg the dogs, one OF which he
caught and together they rolled down
an embaDkment.
"Ackerman. with Winchester In
hand. rolled down after them and
reached the spot in umN 10 save
Tiger by placing "A bullet in the back
OF the Hons head. This lion In the
largest l have Killed in 10 years and
measures close to nine feet. He Is
about the size OF the ono wait NHylor
n trailed and killed abouE 10
years uRo"
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-01-08

pDr,ilir &. johnson Of Nurora. III, hns
Invented u -clf-oprninE and sell
closing door for private garages.
The cars weight on n platform
forces the door up where u folds
ia ttxo aboyc the car. RIA ear
nutomas trnIly clo-gs tbs door after
II has entered. THIS II repeated
when the car IcaVes the garage.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-01-08
A to- O bile
NEWS
KANSAS GOVERNOR HAS
A ININII INlNRI

on December ?, Governor Allen. OF
Kansas, visited Chicago to deliver an
address before the Lions club uf that
city He was met a. the depot Wy
tht usual reception committee ana a
thirteen piece band, each player rid
inE iu a motorcycle-stdeCar outfit Az
ter. being welcomed to the city o.
parade started through the loop dis
trict with motorcycle policemen lead -
Ing 90 pen n pasragcwuy through
the dense Saturday morning trnnlc.
Gamer men In the oniclal movie
car ground out "a complete vipw Ut tho
parade from their position 81 van
age directly behind d motorcycle
sidecars mounted band which played
continuously In his speech the ruN-
crnnr stated that he bad sampled
many different kinds OF welcome, but
hp believed that IN. motorcycle aIdn-
ear bhud was the most unique and
practical scheme he o. ever seen
To got "a drivers license in IounsNl-
vania H person must have Ht lcH-t
rs per rent normal vision and . nnr
conf uurmIu1 hearings
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-01-08

Don't wish you could Ind a iob-Find t.
Don't wish you could rent your apart.
ment-Rent H.
Don', wish you could cell your home
Sell Il.
Howl
~ usins the nerAld's Classified Columns
obona atk
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-01-08
roup DNNi-T Cni5CK

Nruffs coming M
through tbe Ions
opening Tor the
FOtd. emcrEenrN
bra can be- pre-
vented by the app
piIrHfIOu ~ q new
fern of cover for
fhis Dot. The APP
pntalu- ir lnHdc "a
SIN hack and
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-01-08

ink bottle with gasoline and phono-
graph needles. place the M OF tho
piug into the mouth Of the hottie and
Most OF the carbon ran be
removed in this way.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-01-08

There are 20 national parks ln 30,
United States
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-01-08

Domestic M" and affection highly
developed amung Wild dick-
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-01-08

United Kingdom. British India,
Canada IND Cuba = the largest
l.Iyers of American made auiomobileA
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-01-08

Mexico city is ia have an automo
hilc show In April.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-01-08

a quick method to clean a carbon
filled spark plug II to partly fil an
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-01-08
"As Long AS Wood Grows
And Water Runs"

In his will, a man established a trust fund, the income from
which is to go to a certain charity as long as wood grows and
water runs
Obviously this is a provision no individual could carry out
The individual may die, or become incapaotated, or move TO a
distant state or country. A system Of trusteeship that is above
these individual limitations is provided by the modern trust
company.
OF course, you will not wish to have a trust continue as long
as wood grows and water runs, but the same element Of per
petuity in the existence of this company will enable it to pro
teot your trust from Interruptions and losses due to an indi-
vidual's inability 10 continue to serve
Ask for a copy Of Safeguarding Your Familys
Future, 80 a booklet about wills, trusts and, trust
company service that will interest you.
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THE FIRST RETURN EsoM EMILE.
Der. IS: isft; Eara i:I.ii.
GOLDEN TENT--ws know that 10
them that bve Gcd m things work
together fsr COED. Rsna 3: 20.

For Thus saith Jehovah After seventy
years are accomplished for Babylon.
VIII visit You. and perform nay good
word toward YOU. In causing you to
return TO this place. w y
Now in the first year Of Cyrus King
Of Persia. that the word Of JehoyAh bv
the mouth az Jeremiah might he acrom,
plished. Jehovah stirred up the spirit OF
Cyrus. king OF Persia. so that he made
a proclamation throughout all hh king
Dom, and nut u aiso In writing. saying.
Thus saith Cyrus. king Of Persia. Al
the kingdoms Of the earth hath Je.
lovah. the God OF heaven. given me.
and he hath charged me 10 build him a
house In Jerusalem. which IL in Judah
: Whosoever there among you Of all
his people, his God be- with him. and
let him go Up 10 Jerusalem, which is in
Judah. and build the huuse OF Jehovah.
,ae God OF Israel the Il God. which is
In Jerusalem. And whatsoever Is left. in
any place where he sojourncth. let the
Len OF his place help him with silver.
and with gold, and with goods. and
With beasts. besitks the freewill offer.
Ing for the house OF God which is in
Jerusalem.
Then rose up the heads of fathers
houses of Judah and BENJAMIN. and the
priests and the Levites. even all whose
spirit God had stirred TO go up 10 build
the house Of Jehovah which IN in Jeru.
salem. And all they that were round
shout them strengthened their hands
With vessels of silver. with gold. with
goods. and with beasts. ana with pre-.
cious thing. besides an that was will.
inEiy offered. : Also Cyrus the king
brought forth the vessels OF the house
al Jehovah, which Ncbuchadnezzar had
Wrought forth out OF Jerusalem. and
had put In the house Of his gods; even
those did CYRUS king u Persia bring
forth by the hand OK Mithre,lath the
treasurer. and numbered them unto
Shcshbazzar the prince OF Judah
u All the vessels OF guild and OF all
yer we're five thousand and -four hun.
cred. al these did Shcshbazzar bring
up, when they of the captivity were
brought UP from Babylon unto Jerusa'
lem.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. SCHOOL
LESSON FOR JULY 30

The proclamation Of Cyrus was given In
90 about u. G. 5a5. II WIS IN the first
year ~ the reign Of that great king
Q nd conqueror that God put II into his
heart 10 permit. and even to urge. the
captive hebrews everywhere through
cut rs kingdom Ia return to the land
OF their fathers. There are two things
- bs noticed here The guidance OF
God In the course 81 history. and the
direct influence ~ God upon indlvid'
uals The course OF human affairs IL
GUIDED nv divine providence. The rise
and lall of empires are Ia Gods hands;
and h. uses these great historic
changes for the accomplishment Of his
tiNine purposes The time has now
,cns. for Tod tu redeem his promise
through jeremiah. The seventy years
nt 90. And at this iuncture the ruler
All Western Asia is both willing and
shle To carry ont the promise aud pur-
pose of God win he do Il?
Now We have the other great thought.
We are distinctly told that Jehovah
stirred UP the spirit OF cyrus king OF
Persia" What means God used Ia move
cyrus We do not know, but however II
may have been. whether at the sugges'
ton Of some loyal lsraelite OF by direct
influence upon the mind OF the king
himself. God moved the mighty mon
arch to inaugurate the return Of the
LEWIS from their captivity.
And thus moved OF God Cyrus put
forth a great proclamation throughout
nis Kingdom. lie declared that God
whom he, recognized at least as the
supreme God, had given him control OF
his great empire. and had charged him
20 build house 81 worship In Jerusa.
lem No wonder the king feels himself
10 be the Instrument Of Almighty God.
This does not necessarily mean that he
had become a jew In religion, hut that
he recognized the God OF Israel as tho
chief of the gods. He was. no doubt.
. worshiper OF other divinities. But for
some reason. like Nebuchadnczzar be.
fore him, he paid peculiar reverence TO
The God Of Israel ON this basis he In.
vites the people 20 go up To- jerusalem
and build the house OF Jehovah. recog-
mixing him as God. Moreover he called
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Notice Of Redemption to Holders 81
Victory Notes and Others Concerned.

Notice s. hereby given as follows.
First call Tor partial redemption of -,
per cent Victory notes Al a.. per
cent Nictory notes. otherwise known rs
United States OF America Gold Notes Of
1899. 1898. which bear the distinguishing
letters \ y e - T. or = prefixed to their
serial numbers. having been designated
for the purpose by lot In the manner
prescribed ly the Secretary NJ the Treas.
ury. are called for redemption on De-
cembor 18Th 1899, pursuant To the pro-
vision an redemption contained In the
notes and in the Treasury Department.
Circular Number l3S. dated April Il.
1919. under which the notes were origin.
ally issued. interest ON an the -, per
cent Victory notes thus called for rn.
demption viii cease ON said redemption
date. December l., 1929. Victory notes
Of the ~ per cent series bearing the
distinguish letters g HI TX or /.
prcfixed 10 their serial numbers are not
In any manner affected by this call for
redemption and will become due and
payable as Go principal On MAY 20. 1928.
according 10 their terms
Second detailed information as 20 the
presentation and surrender of a., Der
cent Victor Notes Tor redemption un.
der this cal Is given In Treasury De.
partment Number sss. dated july 2G.
1922. copies of which inny bc obtain Il
from the Treasury Department Division
Of Loans and Currency. Washington or
any Federal Reserve Bank.
y. ". MELLON,
Secretary Of the Treasury
y. \ MCKINNEY,
Governor Federal Reserve Ranl.
OfDallas
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- - 49,
upon the people generally 10 assist the
Jews In making this return.
The response OF the people to this
generous proclamation Of Cyrus IL de.
scrlbed In verses sill. The leaders 90
the great families OF Judah and Bcnia.
min. the priests and the T.evites were
nightly moved 20 accept the kings
great offer. The people about them
also responded and generously helped
with silver and gold and other valua.
hles. II seems that this was done upon
request. and In addition In "all that was
willingly offered That is. what had
Teen volunteered even in advance OF the
request. CYRUS was not Ia be- outdonc
H. generosity lie gave order that the
vessels OF the Lords house which
Ncbuchadnezzar had captured and Bel.
shazzar had desecrated should be re.
turn Il and carried back To Jerusalem
10y the captives. We naturally suppose
that all these vessels had not been pre-.
served but there was goodly residue
left They were brought forth from the
heather temples whore they had been
Kept by the hands n the kings treas.
urer Mithreda,h They were counted
and placed In the hands Of Sheshbazza r.
who Is called the Prince OF Judah. His
Hebrew name Is Zcrubbahcl An emu.
meration Is then given OF the vessels
which amounted 10 fiftyfour hundred
Thus Gods provdential care Is shown
even down to details The general state.
m.nt IL made that under the lead 81
Sheshbazzar or Zerubbabel these fur.
nishings for the temple were restored.
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ul We have well known HYMN
about Standing on the Promises IL
God" Assurance Of the divine prom.
Uses is given by our lesson II will be-
well to read here very carefully Cor.
inthians l: 2O.2l: Hebrews q: l7.lS. .
Peter ]: I. All the promises Of God no
matter how many they are arc con.
iirmed In Christ. and the solemn oath
Of God. I'm view of these things. they
are described rs exceedingly great and
precious"
Cl There IL a blessed promise to
those who seek God with the whole
heart. How diigent W. should be to
make this the main object OF life. What.
ever our pursuits may bc they should
either give place 10 the supreme quest
o. should be- brought into harmony with
IL. Jesus said, seek We first the king
dem Of God and his righteousness. and
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INTRODUCTION


The great prophets, Isaiah, jeremiah
aud Ezekiel. all had powerfully and
llhinly pronounced the doom OF Israel.
and the captivity. Their words were
strictly and terribly fulfilled. Along
with the prophecies OF judgment came
aiso those of mercy Isaiah had spoken
a the remnant that should he left and
~ the return OF the ransomed 10 the
Holy Land In the stern prophecies OF
jeremiah and Ezekiel notes OF mercy
and grace are also found. our lesson
today deals with the definite promise
IL the return from captivity. aud with
the begin ming Of itss fuifillnent.
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LESSON NOTES.
TIL. Return rrophesird der. ~; loIp

The Return Prophesird der. ~: l0.ltl.
We have here q most remarkable
prophecy. II had been made Jcremiah's
painful duty Co predict the captivity Of
hls people. lie had urged the king and
other leaders 10 acccp, the Inevitable
add yield ~ the Bbylonian conqueror.
They should accept their overthrow as
punishment from God for their sins.
This twenty.nln,h chapter contains a
letter which jeremiah sent from Jeru
salem 10 the leaders Of the cap,iyes in
Babylon. II urges them 10 build houses
md rear their families IN the land OF
their captivity. They should seek the
peace Of the city where they were cap.
the. and nay no attention to falso
prophets ~ho should speak otherwise.
Then comes the definite promise of our
lesson
Through jeremiah the Lord distinct.
~ says that after seventy years OF cap
tNity the pcople should return. God
csyS. Il viii visit you" This expires.
s on often means a. come In Judgment.
hut sometimes. a. here and long before
In case Of the Israclitcs in Egypt. Il
u cans that God will come for deliver.
snce 60 his people. God further prom
ices tina, IN. object % this visit would
Ie 90 perform his good word toward
the people In bringing them back 10
Jerusalem
This gracious promise Is confirmed
y, solemn guarantee which God
speaks in verses il.lf Compare lie.
hrcws y las where IL is said that
God having given his promise, con
fiTmcd u with an oath that by two
iumutsble thing. that Is, the oath
and the promise. the faith IL his people
should be confirmed. In his guarantee
TOD declares that he knows his own
mind and will give hope to his people
N regard o. their future. lie declares
tis, trey shall can upon him in prayer
and he Will surely listen He further
predicts tina; they would sincerely and
genuinely seek him with al their heart
md that he would answer this prayer
IN accomplishing their return from all
the places 81 then captivity. and would
lHng them back to Jerusalem.
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an necessary things would he added.
Such pursuit OF the highest object In
life viii b. sure 10 meet with success.
II We dtaN nieh 10 God. he viii draw
nigh 10 u The happiest soul Is the
one that most sincerely and constantly
socks God.
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OF THINE:

I. The Return Prophosied Jcr 90. 10
~.
|. Gods Promise u0l b.
.. Co.'s Guarantee Ollh
ii. The Return Begun tEzra o.. I'D
|. The Proclamation OF CYRUS d-3l.
.. The Response of the People To-
IL
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rNou Jeremiah 10 Ezra Is from prom.
u. 10 fulfillment Nehuchadnczzar'
captivity had taken place IN u. c. sos.
The Winslow mail., 1922-08-04

climax to his adventures IN Clarks-
burg, w. Va, in the form of 1.-The only
girl
Rufus, who is fOrty-four years old,
an eX-soldier, and native of Dan
vile, started out last November, bear
ing four sealed messages from the
Danville chamber of commerce, which
he was to deliver in person. to the
President. Stalking out of the White
House six weeks later. he said: II was
all eyes and ears, looked straight
ahead, and got what / went after"
The hiker is dropping in at Ameri
can Legion posts when he wants to
darn his socks or shave, and his stories
have become we'll known. He started
from his home town with with one cent
and the instructions neither to beg,
borrow, nor steal. He carried IA
pound pack which, among other things,
contained cigar for "Uncle Joe" Can
non.