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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-17
Stock Company
Opens to a Full
House at Crystal

Almcsi every seat was taken In
the thcater ana rue 10 the fore.
cast Of the Taylor Players advor-
a. cmcnts patrons received a hearty
laugh last night at their opening
play at the Crystal inst nighf whom
The Church aud lt'H People" was
presented. Throughout the entire
play fohy kept me audience In
q Of laughter with his drnll
comedy. The quartottc a excel
lent receiving cncurc after moore.
The vaudeville specialists between
the ocff We're an excellent. The
cast ~ the company Is evenly bal
anced and the verdict OF all who
attended last night was that they
received n rent treat. Tho CONF
many VIII play here two weeks.
changing the bin every two nights.
Last nlrht'a siny vii Dc repeated
tonight Tomorrow The country
pov" I'm four acts. viii he pre-
scented. So u you want 10 laugh
don't miss a.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-17
Y. N. c. A. DRIVE
OPENS. MANY SMALL
DONATIONS MADE

Tho noon luncheon Of the y So
g. a. nnanelal clmUaisu commit
.toe- in the dining hull of fhu y.
to- .eealed the irct tuli pcu-
pie WIN have never hofure boon ln.
,errsfcI In y " g. a. %astlyltlc.
.Iru suHrrrihlng boa thU present cam.
urirn when rs t.sIauei tu mat th,
cu % fuy-as-you-gO basis, and
.l.u tu urIrIdr money Tor tnt uuI7
lce OF tnis years activities.
According io W d. hay, inter
.infr frH Rotary in A~lbupuefpu" Cor
.I. ruaIfr Irn. tins b. due iu the
fttt tibet Tire activities Of the local
q u4p ~hpurflfiur people thif year
whl wore reached before.
go pointed orf thrt through the
rwlmmlrE ci1svH nlono which
wore conducted last summer on tho
hIsln % 81 90 for the season al
wo.f five hundred people who had
never before been inside the y
NJ g. A. building became Interested.
The classes IN public speaking and
spnnish. he said. were an entirely
now class Of people in touch with
tho association
Allen Bruce and Sidney VI. Wen.
majors OF the two divisions In
charge Of raising the fund re-
ported success. but because ~ tho
wager up between the two dlyi-
Yipus aid not reveal the amounts
thoy had collected this morning
Reuben Perry. colonel Of the TAM
uuign. suid that their progress was
entirely satisfactory
THO teams will meet az the Y
NJ o. A. for luncheon ugain to-
morrow noon.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-17
Shall We Have a New State
In the Union?

The purpose Of tho commission.
rcurrsDntlng the soVpn husiu states
and the fedora government. o. On
frame some frumulu Tor HiiOcat-
Ing the Colorado waters which
would |forcstull and prevent Inn
pending litigation and interstate OBJ
s|tructIuu
"lf each state maintains inficx-
lhlc right. Hoover said, at Will
hr 60 years before the ftrsi stone
is lnld az Boulder dam.
"Nud o. would practically be war
10 the " states ON tho river
wore 20 rely upon the United
States supreme court foI decision
rights In tho basin.
"'rhrrt wall hn needed go grc't
dams on the Colorado bofnrt d cJb
%, completely utilized
Hoover Insisted that whu'Hvc Be-
louf @lust kogp 10 tho fore the
greatest GOOD Tor the greatest
number of people IN the United
States
only one witness nj an the the
fold hearings NJ the commission
~roufordod fnr power over agricul-
ture a host unhcsitaungly placed
piiurlfy ON irrigation.
They Erld Hoover, struck the
tpYuuto co. American thought. var
hp.tc~ Co have Thousands 90 homes
prlug up iu this western land man
.fuws created lu the midst % tho
great open spn"v-
out ~ the waters of the Culora-
do. properly h%uahandcd under the
proposed .chemc. could hc created.
ono hundred and twenty-five
thoufund farms on lands susccpti-
bls Of irrigation.
sIN million horsepower electric
energy. TO he fraBsmiited hun
froas % miles from the power
rourcca.
Nt- development nf mines not
now p%rnfitnhiy worked
Ranches FOR thousands OF cN-
service men.
In short. the equivalent Of a
wealthy new state.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-17
Supper Table
Gossip

Horn Sprii ~ Ia NJ. and Mrs
Raymond Giuddlng az wilson.
Nurfh Carolina. a son SIR Glad
ding De- % brother o. thc city ntu-
urer and both Do. and HE wife We're
rormpr students at the University
of Sew Mcyico
cry Manager Janss's \. .iad-
ding has returned from las Cruces
and I'D iaso A. las Cruces hc
attended thr convention OF co."
southwestern district OF the Amer.
loan Association O.: Engineers and
100 90 lasu he made arraugcment-
ilr thc cttablishWcnt OF an uffic"
unnnr the engineering name OF
GlIuIlnr and Gladding III uffIc.
there d. to- lr lu the lrst National
lnuk building This will De- 90
lIahCh office uf tho o. Afr Glad
l4uE and his brother wll establish
hsiD later
United states u.irici ATTORNEY
George 1t. Craig left Inst night for
Gallup gninE az the request OF
Adj Gen Henry Roll Brown who
Boz ln command of the troops in
charge uf tho district. Tho request
90 the attorney did not state tbH
reason uf mis- lselng called there.
Capt. John .. Harm VI the Unit
ed States Immigration service has
iupt returned from O. trip TO Gallup,
where he investigated the right ~
several aliens 10 remain IN Tie
tnltal states lie exports thar the
mlnug district is quiet under he
mlitIal rulc Captain Harm found
mo- aliens for Immediate dcport1-
ton Hi- INVESTIGATION Of several
however -s not completed.
There will h. u regular meeting
70 the Nomuu's Benefit AFaoCiu-
ton of the Maccabccs tomorrow
afternoon az 30 az the l. O. O. +.
ham
Thr forest scryirc VIII show cd
ucaticuul Slider in an moving pie
turc houses in New Mexico and Arl-
s1nl as % part Of their publicity
campaign during flrs prevention
week. DO was announced today
These films which are meant to
drive home the value and beauty
Of the forests uf the southwest ana
the waste of forest fires, were
made in this district and viii be
distributed from thc district oifi,"
hs 4.
The Wumrn's Missionary -oClciS
Of the Central venue 81 T.
church viii hold monthly literary
meeting Tuesday afternoon at q.
y. M, at the home Of Mrs -.
Lambert. iif South Aruo street.
Mn EinErar. leader; Mrs Lam
bort Mr. AIKEN and Miro Sewer
au,c. h%OHtossHr
N. Scharnfnrbcr of indianapolis
preHldeut Of the district grand
lodge or the Independent order "a
Sal Hrith o. no deliver an address
go TonaiO Albert ut ! n'clogk Co.
morrow nlEh' THE speaker o. on
"a tour ~ the district.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-17
MEMBER OF THE |
COUNTY BOARD \
IN SHOOTING CAS-
Trial Starts Befoi
Petit jury This AT
ternoon

a 1850 damnge suit agni
county commissioned Max GutlI
e and his brother. lusto Gutiy
rcz. which was filed nearly n
years ago will be the frat civil Il
tn he heard by the Bcrnallilo cod
~ petit jury Luis Candelarin. y
plaintiff IN the suit. alleges N
without provocation the two 4
fcndnnis attacked him while armI
with pistols In June. 1920. ri
complaint alleges that thcy I'D
HIN and shot him 10 the che|
making ~ necessary for him
spend q month in the hoapitai
Tho crmplnInt further holds nd
during his absence from businel
the plainfin lost rs head % catd
which stfayod or were stolen. I
AXIS the court to give ftm lud|
mcnt for $500 and costs.
Tho - mon who will make
tho pe3it Jury Tor tho trying ~ Il
cases ON the civil docket were II
pauolled ~ the court house m
morning. They are: g. l.. Appl
gate. Diego -. Ortcra. Teodoc
Montana. r. g. Ienihen, Eioutcr
Duran Jose MARTA Iamora. Cha
Twogood. Albert %SanduNal. Georl
Amriio. y -. Hlr. ins. Ray
Bailey. q. \. Matson sidney We
George Major. G.. = inEle. Jui
M1rtincz. , NJ Pnchrco. Ed Kr
mer. Lloyd sturees Gus Thelin.
81 Tlosky. ~. McAvoy and I
Chacon.
Tho first case will be this aftc
noon.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-17
10 HOUSES WRECKED
At IENINGTON. III.

NASHVILLE. lIl. April ia
tornado stirling 600 uNlnEton a
town ~ about 800 population.
hOrfly after uIiaiEht last night
BILLED one person and injured be-
tween au and 60 others anu de
mu'ish,d or badly DAMAGE. 10
r, licences ard but mess houses ac-
cHriinr 60 ulro reports avail
Hll" here early this morning
a special Illinois central railroad
train took tho seriously injuird 70
c0ntraiin whore they were placed
m hospitals ana given medical at
tcution
ono family of seven AN Of whom
were Injured were dragged from
tho ruins Of thfir home. Two chill
lron were reported In critical con-
dillon ns 20" result Of cuts from
window glass
|lryiuston is sis miles southwest
OF ~Ccntrnlln, In Washington
county.
The nnptiBt orphunagc which
cares Cor n few hundred children,
Narrowly mlsrrd being hit 10y the
twIftor which removed out-hulld-
ing- from au area occupied by The
main building
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-17
Likely
To Receive Paving
Petitions Wednesday

Petitions asking Tor the paving
81 Luna circle adjoining LunR
boulevard and for tho paving -
Gold avenue from Ninth to- Tenth
street probably will he presented
to tho city commissioners on
"Wednesday night
Persons on Luna Circle started a
petition Tor the paving several
weeks ago and ~ is said that this
petition b. now ready TO be pre-
sontcd The present paving pro-
gram calls for the puvinE NJ Cold
aVonuc from Sixth to Ninfh street
aud tho property owners liNin- IN
the block west now Hy that ne
long ~ tho street b. 10 be I'm
proved. another block OF paving
might Just as wen hc added as not.
Thcrc ~ Homc desire Cor paving
on Wost Lead q ALEC but to
date there a. no petition ready TO
bo presented Tor wurk on this
street.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-17
AMES ACCUSED
OF DEFAULTING
WITH $4,000
Chain Store Head to BE
Taken to Ell Paso to
Face Charge

The ~ raso Times ~ sunday
contains urihcs Information re-
gardlng the indictment there OF
r. o. g. Ames, president Of the
dcf1nct Pacific Cn-Oporauve
league which had o. chain OF stores
throughout the snuthw .si. ncIud-
Ing one IN Albuquerque. Tho
Times says.
Sine Indictments were returned
against Amos by the Grand jury ~
the Thirty-fourth district court "a ,
month. liz Is alleged to have de-
faulted with approximately $40 GEO
hclnnginc TO various labor urEnni-
CATIONS and labor union mnn here.
This amount BE- said Co have been
subscribed for stock ln co-opcra-
two stores.
g. g. Fitzpatrick. deputy sheriff,
left yesterday for san Francisco
with sNtruditlun papers FOR Nmes
and Tor ~ T. Brown The latter
was Indicted ON ON, Cuunt ln con-
nectiou with Amcs activities.
"~kilpntrick Will go first To Sac
rnmruto To- present his acquisitions
Co the governor for return Of tho
prisun"rH chief Deputy Sheriff
nd Bryant was ~ tho opinion thar
the papers would h. houorcd with
out any trouble and that az least
Amcs would De- brought back.
Brown hns not been arrested. nj
though the authorities are looking
for him
Investigations which resulted
In the returning OF indictments
u%ainst Amcs end Brown were con
Quoted 10y District Attorney i.eiglt
Clark no the request OF labor uninu
officials.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-17
Italian Ambassador
Is Visiting Here

g. = Rolaudl Uicci. Italian am.
hnssadnr 20 the United States who
arrived here yesterday for "a short
stay. stated today that he intended
TO remain in Albuquerque Tor two
dnyf yet before reHumlng his jour
ney 10 Los Angeles aud san Fran
cisco. He ls on an Informal va
cation trip through the western
part Of the country 20 got better
acquainted with the different parts
Of the United states.
with th- Ambassador U.o Mr..
Snpelll aud Mr. nergcll his aides.
They Will be on the coast for a
month before they return Ia Wash
lnRton so resume their official du-
ties. Ricci Expressed himself a.
ETcatly pleased with the west to-
day and especially praised the
Italians 81 this city. who were hosts
nj n banquet IN his honor last
night.
~ the banquet sidney Wen and
Father 4. NJ Mandhlnri gave adj
dresses 81 welcome, Tho amrns-
radur responded briefly.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-17
Chicago Board OF Trade

CHICAGO April FIN sharp
contrast with an abrupt advance
lof @ cent "a buahcl ON saturday tho
wheat market today kept within
moderate bonds during the early
trading Tendency of prices was
san upward but fluctuations wee
rapid and Tho activity wa4 OF "a
character to Indicate that tn
struggle Mas to Doe "a twn-aldcd ono
To- 81 least the time being. The
chief Influence wa the quci ton
whether sufficient wheat would be
on hand in Chicago to settle con-
tracts FOR delivery during May and
the sharpness 81 Saturdays adj
vance CAUSED friends Of higher
prices To- exercise unusual eau
don pprning prices. which varied
from ho de.liuo 90 De- advance rol
the market u- a whole. with MAJ
1t &ii2 in fl.if is and July St.ZGis
20 St-fA were followed hy gains
Of 3 cents in some eases but thon
q sctbark 60 tho Initial range
Iront taking on tho mart OF
cwnola Of wheat caused pr.CcH 90
fan during the final donlluCf EX-
port Inquiry was slack and go also
was the call FOR wheat for milling
NNNA Af'NNNH AA'AN WIS MN NNNHiNNNHfl
finish az q 10 .ia not decline with
Nay si.foH To- $iiOA and July
5i2f4 10 50 20.
Toward IN" last the corn market
acted In sympathy with tho weak
ncsf 20 wheat Tho closc was easy.
g to Z. cents not lower, July o. q
TO 6fM
Com and oats were liftcd In vail
ue by the strength Of wheat After
opening y Ia "a cent higher July
Gbh 10 80 cent? tho corn market
onscd OF "a hiilc but hardened
again later
Oats started = to = cent higher
July az To 41H cents and then
mado slight further upturns.
Higher quotations on huEs ana
grain helped 90 M the price OF
provision.
Close.
wheat May stA0h July i2iA
Corn--Nay fOA July GfA
Oata-May 20. July Az
Pork May q 90.
Lard-May - July Sii.ig.
Iub0- May siif0. July SON.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-17
Sheep Herder Bound
Over at Los Lunas
In Murder Case

Frinin Ancheta who o. charged
with fh. murder of parlu salinas,
sheep herdcr on the Mcsp Nssra
ranch 90 miles from 90. Lunas
'l.i week. was m-rairucd before e.
Justice uf tho peace at Los Lunls
thlH afternoon.
Nn,hofn pleaded NOT guilty and
waived preliminary houHlug and
was held for tho grand jury under
s. COO bond which Doc furnished.
Dsnnl Chavez represented thc de
ftudunt ana District Attorney
Nicholas va present 10 conduct
the prosecution
salinas died in % local hospital
after Nc hHd been hrnurht bore for
frantm,ut' ufto tho shooting An
chciI came Co the Albu lucruuc
county jan and gave himself az.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-17
Man Accused of
Transporting Liquor;
Companions Freed

The case OF saturiuo Barhoa,
who was arrested yesterday on
Norfh Firlt street on the charge OF
transporting liquor from Las Pad
Nis 90 Albuquerque WINS continued
from this afternoon until tnmo -
row afternoon at . O'Clock He was
arrlleucd before United States
Commissioner -. r.. Mcdonald.
Two other men. BeduClndo SAN
chez aud y Padiila who we're rid
INK In the auto With uarhua when
the arrest Vas made were released
by prohibition officers today. Tn,
auto In which the men were ridiHg
was seized and held boy officers.
Officers also today wore looking
for tho man who came out % ID
tore In Barelns Saturday night
with "a bottle 81 whisky IN on,
pocket When Officers shouted tO
him "a halt he dropped the bottle
IL whisky and ran Three shot.
were fired by the office 10 a
sain attempt to Brighten The man
into a halt.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-17

KANSAS CITY, April t7.-Cat-
tie receipts 10 GOO beef steers and
yearlnEs steady To 10 cents hlEho..
top on both 1896. heavy COWS
Sb.5e1 b.7O.
Hog receipts f2.0OU. 10 cent?
higher. spots up more, bulk re 10
e2O pound weights SiO1b 1895,
ton SO 30. good 225 TO SOC pound
ore $4,000 1915: packer SOP
sio 20. mixed loads 50 49, o. 30;
bulk sg~.S6mlO.2b. stock pigs
steady "a 70 cents lower; hest
si0y5s bulk dosiruhlcs $1,000
fp.th.
sheep receipts 1000; killing
classes 20 to so cents lower mort.
ly so cents lower: shorn Tcxns
Wcthcrs 5000 $50: .rriv iut
wuulcd htnbs sii.Gu. some nell
higher
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-17

pHoENtN. Aria. April Ill
Herbert Hoover secretary OF com
morce. with his keen grasp OF
world economics kcynoi"d the gov
crumcut's attitude toward dgyvl-
opmcut Of the Colorado river when
turing the course 81 the Colorado
rivcr commissions western hear
.uss he said.
"The only new hope m rclicf
from the national -four hiiliun-dol-
llr taxation burden b. to Increase
the country's wealth. 10y produc-
ton and economies.
"Duo avenue o. tho development
OF national resource
And % 81 Americas greatest
national ssots ~ the Colorado
river. u would eventually c1n-
tribute $1,000. 100000 annually 60
the national wealth.
"it Is possible To- visualize the
addition OF practically another
state io the United Statos by in
crcmcnt through power
Want Action Now
Hoover fators thr construction
OF rouldgr canyon dam-ureatest
dam iu the WORLDS ihe first uf
a series Of unified projects on the
Colorado. tie wants 90 get thing
started.
More than any mon on tho CONT
mission h, hDrla Hoover uppro.
ciaics the folly of frlay in adding
the new fields. hOncs and indus
trics which co-ordinated rvclnma-
ton os the Colorado river would
contribute.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-17
Weller Is Bound
To Grand Jury on
Charge of Fraud

MAX Weller who wnH brought
here from Alnmoui. Colo, hy the
shcriff, wna bound over to the
grand Jury this morning Ia "a pro-
iiminnry hearing before Justice
George Hoddy. The bond was
fixed AT $1,000.
The charge against Wriiler was
attempt to dciraud lie b. al
legged % have purchased a ranch
near Albuquerque ana to have
given az nnrt payment a ranch
near ins Vegas, which tho com
plant states he docs not own. The
purchase price Of the ranch h.
purchased here was $4,000. The
complaint states and he gavo hia
.itie 20 GOO acroa and his nofe FOR
81, 200 for Il.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-17
IOREIGN ENCuANGE

NEW YORK. April IL Foreign
eschnnro firm; Great Britain. de-
mand SisiN. cnhics 44ah sixty
dhy bills on banks sts9% France.
demand 81 gsis cables Sa.3i Italy
demand 81 80 y cables SO 81. Bel.
gium demand 81 SOC cahle8
S.6O4 Germany. demand 80 s .
cahica SGh Holland. demand
$3.50. cahicf s3T 90. Norway. do
mand SiS.72 sweden demand
seG aU. Denmark demand S21.2O.
Switzerland. demand staf5. spain.
demand 3n.bf. Greece. demand
- b0 Poland, demand .u2-c:
Caecho-slovukla demand se0g.
Argentine. demand $1,000. B-azli.
demand St3 15. Montreal Sg74
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-17
Forest Pamphlets
VIII Be Used in
Schools This Week

Thn1namphlcts which have been
prcpnfed IN the district office OF
The fofoet service here for Use Ia
New Mexico schools ~ text books
will H. Ia the class rooms oFrr ms
mofe tiiia week. The first copies
~ tiIla pamphlet were received at
Inc dntrici office here this morn
Tht-tAmphiri l. undrr the title
-rrIre 1trevCntiun and fure- Pro-
tcrfftt III New Mexico and con,
lain fhree lessons for the use oi
rhiId.an In the grade schools. Tbs
1fnfo 81 ~nsurance department hai
bad f809o OF thcm published. anc
Mas tarned them over 20 the stat'
denafiincnt OF education for dis
tdbniIkh among the schools.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-17
People You
Know

Radiator LspairinE. ouieksi Auto o..
Teen Gallogos baseball player
Of Santa Re h. lu Albuquerque Tor
10 visit o. several day
Guy Hamilton, county agent of
Torrvucr county was boz the 'ity
ou bus.ucss today lie iott thI- al
ternoun Tor i,-tancia iy aufor co.
e.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-17
MIsrNL MARKLTs

NEW YORK. Anil i7-Foroigr
lnr silver 60 X .; Mexican dollnrF
so hc
Copper steady. clcctrolytlc spot
and nearby i2i. later ish H18c.
Tin steady, spot and futures
Sai 90
Iron steady: No. I northern
81 100 90 90 0O. NO Q northern $4,000
n 7f 900. 80. . southern $4,000
1850.
lead firm. spot $500 "a 1890.
81 .Hb H 300.
Anthony SPOT. $500.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-17

NEW YORK. April i7.-Cail
money caster. high 4; low 80 (.
ruling rate 4 closing bid az Of
Tered At 4 last loan :. call loans
against uccoptnnccs So
Time loans steady. 90 days, 90
day. and six months "a
Prime mercantile paper AZ m
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-17

UTNNIT. NnrII Il"IIItiO TU-
veipts 5000. 10 to 10 cents higher.
beef steers S6b0m 7.75; cows aad
hcifcrs $500 a. : 20; calves S. 90
ti5O. bulls s2.5en 800: stockers
and feeders t6.OOm 7.2b.
HOG receipts $500, ftcady 10 10
cents higher; top 5000; bulE
500 m1Oii.
Sheep receipts i.sO0. weak to
lower lambs $3.50 Hfl8.sQ; cwcs
IS rOH.g4U.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-17

NV NUNk, ApfI n "IIh1 "
hiuui second g. blank. first iiis.
S19 50. sernud Ans SO o. third
AZ 500 so: fourth aita. $40 "a.
Victory 3@s. sIOO.0S: Victory
aag fI0O.G9.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-17
New York Stocks

NEW YORK, April 17-Num-
rrous confusion price changes ac-
compauiCd todays record opera
tlons in the stock market but the
trend among popular issucs wis
again mainly upward. Sales APP
proNlmatcd 100000 shares. The
closing was Irregular.
Ef..I..
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-17
DEATHS

SANDCNAI@Elliin O. sandovnl
% years old dlcd last night at her
home at san jose after a brief
ILLNESS. Her husband and two
children survive Funeral ar
rangomcntn are pending Garcia
a sons are In charge.
There are approximately ga. 900
clubwomon iu Pennsylvania
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-17

KANSAS CITY April n - Cash.
wheat No z hard fi2N 100; No.
2 red s1.2Smi.3l.
Corn No. 2 white SO. No 2
yellow % 90 &c.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-17
Livestock
lIlIGAI.n

CHICAGO Aprl t7-Cnttlo re-
ceiptq $1,000. fairly active. beef
steers gonorally steady 10 strong.
QUALITY medium 10 good top {s25
on heavy. hulk beef ntcorf $3.50
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-17
HERALD WANT AID TAKERS

Are thoroughly trained nd
writers. II You so desire, they
will gladly assist You in word
ing your nd.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-17

NT'W NOIlN. Nnril lT-.C0tf0n
futures closed steady; May Sl7.ai.
Julr {1T g.. October Si4i5. De"
crmhrr Sl7 -; Jnnua t7.b
Epnt cotton quiet mlddllnt
$50
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-17
Storm Hits Three
States in Mid West

t%Continucd from page uncl
Much damage tD young fruit lH
reported from Fuycttc.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-17

SppkANE. Wash. April H.
Robert Han, who came west from
Wisconsin 20 years AGO. 40 the age
Of "a, is dend here today re was
fur months than 100 years
Of age. untll recently, when he
became ~ with pneumonia. he was
active ahout his acre tract near
here. who're he died yesterday,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-17

More than 500 AIRS r oporntd
hv two of the largoHt taXicah con
Ianics In Philadelphia.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-17

M ~hclicd pinnn Nuts on sale
az i'fcd Har,cY'- News stand, Al
h%uquCrquc, \ NJ. until further
notice. Iunuir =. Snity. Inventor
and Proprietor Of the .. =. =. sun
-liifer Nat Silclling and separating
Nnchinrs. 323 North Tenth -.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-17

TENTUNTDN \, TTT- NnFII "
Flood waters rushing through q
hole in Cole creek icvoc this morn
ing had washed away uvt hundred
foot % the chicago. burlington and
quincy railroad and completely cut
nff Eoard-tcwn from surrounding
territory,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-17

Wood boring insects are said "a
communicate with "a another by
means Of taps.