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Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1922-05-18
Electric Sealing Machine.

A sealing machine, In which the
wax is electrically melted and which
is intended to meet the requirements
Of bankers, brokers. jewellers and
large commercial institutions In the
sealing Of valuables, has made its APP
pearance. The machine can be at.
tached by cord to any light socket
and operated at cost Of one-half cent
an hour.-Popular Mechanics Maya
zine.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1922-05-18
Modern Day Amice.

The amice was a long cloak worn
by priests and pilgrims in olden days,
and is still preserved in the strips of
embroidery worn over the shoulders
OF Roman Catholic priests and in the
white bands Of Protestant clergy.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1922-05-18

People preserved their love letters
as carefully 1000 years ago as today.
At Pompeii an epistle was found ad-
dressed TO a gladiator: "Are you
Apollo In the body of Hercules? I
don't know, but to me you are q god.'
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1922-05-18

A new drop curtain in one OF the
New York theaters is really a gigantic
Spanish shawl of silk and lace, 80 by
40 feet in dimensions. To embroider
the huge fabric took 20 of the most
skillful Spanish needlewomen "a days.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1922-05-18

s"s-s"s''s"s"s's-s-s-s-
| The Story of
t Our States
/! BY JONATHAN BRACE
! XX.-MISSISSIPPI
| Me& | of Mlssls-
EJ M2A66I{S{E |SN its name from
MA ~ it's western
n boundary
The word itself comes from the
Algonquin mlssi-sepe which
means great river" II is popu-
larry supposed TO mean Father
OF the Waters" but this interpre-
tation is Incorrect. The state is
also known as the Bayou State
from the many bayous which are
formed by the shifting river. In
this connection Ii Is Interesting
to note the uneven course OF the
Mississippi river. Though the
extreme length OF the state from
the Gulf to Tennessee Is 800
miles. the western border. due
10 the winding OF the Mississippi
river, extends for nearly 800
miles.
The rivers play an important
part in this state. They are so
numerous and the country so
subject to flood that the river
bottoms cover nearly one fifth
Of the area of the entire state.
The early history OF Missis-
sippl Is yoked up with that of
Louisiana Of which it originally
formed O part. Discovered by
De Soto in 1899, Ii was not until
La Sale sailed down the river
and claimed this territory which
he named in honor Of his French
king, Louis NV, that a perma-
nont settlement was established.
In 1863 the territory east of
the Mississippi was ceded by the
French TO the Engssh. For
while the lower portion Of the
present state was called West
Florida. After being captured
by the Spanish and later re-
turned TO the United States, the
Territory of Mississippi was ex-
tended TO its present size of 49,
$50 square miles and in 1917 It
was admitted as the twentieth
state Of the Union. At the time
OF the Mexican war, although
called upon to supply one regi-
ment Of volunteers, Mississippi
responded with enough men for
two. One Of these regiments
was commanded by jefferson
Davis, who later was the presi-
dent of the Confederate states.
Since its readmittance TO the Tn
ion in 1870 Mississippi in ma
tional elections has been Demo
cratic state except in 1872. when
il voted for Grant.
20 by Mcclure Newspaper Syndicate
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. .-.-.s.,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-25
Disease in County
Decreases, Report of
State Office Shows

Isrnoilio county hnd hut five
ont.s % j.uh hrr.n ono cas-, 81
munp- and W. cases OF scarlet
f. 'r Tor the wspk ending ApriI
o. eHHrl.uE t1 fHs state. health
report % copy % which has been
received here
Mora county lod with the uum-
hcf uF dlrIlhrrIt cases reporting
seven Iu nn Taos county sfIli had
~ cases ~ Influenza and IIu Ar
riba county had % cases 'he roe
port shows curry ls the only dis
trici suffering from smtllpuN tl"
casrs helug reported from there
Tho report dgrnlus re- paragraph
to II GeurEo 10 Paul who has
.'r uUu. uf.I chief ~ tn, dive
sion of county health work Tho
Export SAYS hat pr paul has been
win the international health
6on.I % the Rockefeller founlH-
tor Cor moro than 90 years
Tho doctor work in TINS state
To- a. be- tho supervision IS alI cIun.
rv health Departments ami the
n limitation Of county HuthurIfiys
O.. mni, better provision Tor health
protection 90 thor U1muuuIir-
IHr o. fn flt, up bic work lu fh"
state NIF
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-25
Minister Gains I'D Pounds
in Is Days
through Ironized Yeast
Fighting Parson," World '
Tells of H. Amazing
Restoration to Health

II HAVE taken only n and a hall
i packages IT lrunizcd Yeast. yet !
have gained ten pounds in b. days. -
Such is the remarkable statement Of
the Rev. L. W Nnndrrgrif. pastor u
the Fairvicw Church. Athens. Tenn.
whose experiences during tho world
var have caused him 81 boz known by
many "a "thc Fighting PaTon."
" was crippled up in the army,
and have hren in 100 health ever since.
But nov. thank God. ! am on the road
10 recovery, aud feel better than |
have trlt in five years. am only too
pleased 10 give this testimony. for |
think ! am doing my fellow man a
service n ! rn induce him 10 try
lr1ulErd Yeast
From everywhere come equally
surprising reports Of the apparent
miracles performed by lHONlLED
YEAST. And 100 because lbONlLFD
YEAST emhusiirs au exclusive scieu-
tine Prncess 70 process which enables
ycHst 20 bring ii- wonderful results
onru in half The usunl tiiuc
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-25
3 PLEAD GUILTY
TO BURGLARY AND
HOLDUP CHARGES
Met raw Gets 5 to 8
Years for Robbing
George Dinkel; Guz-
man Gets 81 Years

John McGraw "A negro. who has
been confined 10 the county IuIl
Tor the past few weeks pleaded
guilty In the district court late
b yesterday TO a charge of assault
ana robbery lu connection win
the hold-up uf George j. nluktl
on April 4 lie Hs sentenced hy
Judge NJ r. Hickey to sc-vo from
i've 90 fla years in thv state pvnl-
%toutlnry.
Tomas Guzmnn and Monico
narcia pleaded guilty at the Same
time 90 hu Flnry charges GuH-
man was sentenced 20 servg tnrne
and one half years 10 the state
peuitcutlnry and Barela received
the same sentence which wHH
suspended at the discretion II Tho
court
These two mon were nrrosted "a
Few day. urt when they were
found to have several pairs ~
stolen shoes ln their possession
They confessed 20 rubhing the sity
Elect ir Shoe Repair shop uf more
than 30 pairs Of shors after break
Iug into the place several weeks
ago.
Tomas Guzman has served a
torn in the pcuitenflnfy Hc also
had H suspended sentence ~ Two
and o. hair YEAR Tor forgery
hangInr over him. but this seut-
onco VIII remain suspended
The sentence % EnrsiA wus su--
pended since the Judge believed
that be- had been under inc M
nueuco ~ Guzman st the time of
the hurFlH S. and was u fo
blame fUT hl- part 800 &c.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-25
LOANS ON CATTLE
NEAR 100000
Applications for Funds
From Stockmen Is
Dwindling

SiN and thrcc-qunrter million
dollar. have been loaned 10 stock
men ~ n result Of applications TO
the Livestock and Az iculturnl
Loan company 81 Sew Mexico IN
the last siN months. according to
-. D. Birelow manager and d.
rector Of tho company.
Most OF the loans have ro-- to
stockmon In this state, stockmen
ct only three of the counties to
whom money was loaned living m
Arizona. Tho counties % Arizona
which have banks and are Ia5H-
beers OF the New Mexico company
are Grecnlee, Navajo and Apache
Nc Bigelow says that the appli-
cations for loans have fallen al
most To nil In the last few weeks,
Indicating that the cattlomen nov
have all the money they need 80
tide them over Tor the coming
year
Al tho loans which have been
made a e. good Tor one year How
ever. where cattle business h. still
good at the end of u year loans
viii 10 renewed in the opinion ~
he company manager. Before
ioens are renewed however tn
stock Of the applicant Will have
to be tnsuec'ed ny ~ n war
finance corporation inspectors
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-25
How New Process Makes
Yeast Doubly Effective

White Science admits that Yeast IL
u wonderful vtluc in bruldiup flesh.
clearing the skin, and increasing
ruergy. % BIS found that yeast alpnc is
not enough tu bring lu per cent r.
suits. For while yeast contains certain
vital hoilth-huildiug elements. cxpcri
meets prove ulRt SOME other agent f.
nerird loo order To- quirkly CONVERT
these impurtfnt yrnst elements into
new hrm Tissue, ENERGY and health.
Everyone knows the great value at
ir1n n changing oar fnll into living
cells - working nn This problem.
IN scientist, finally discovered Che
amazing process of ir1uiEtiuu tho
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-25
Carrizozo Cuts
Pay of Teachers
tSpcc,nl 20 The ncraldl

CNENlIhXp. y. NJ. April %
~ re- recent meeting of tho 60
rizuso i.oari 81 Education - Dis
trlCt so @. DO wH- decided to cut
an teachers salaries siN ana one
fourth uCr cent.
The board regretted the ncCvs
-lty Tor making this cut but owing
To- the high tax raic considered u
.ts duty 90 the taxpayers Co assist
IN the readluStmout
Two yea . ago. the Locals nnard
90 well a. many other boards
throughout the country. put into
operation u nov tyStcm Of pay
lng tho teachers ludcr this new
system teachers were paid Mt the
end 81 each calendar month. or
wslve times r. year During tho
time this new system has boon
tried a good many objections TO
% have developed so Il has been
decided 20 go back to the Old
method of paying teachers at the
end uf each school month. ur nine
times du inF the scholastic year
Under the plan decided on TOR
the coming year mot 81 the
teachers will receive si2a per
month.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-25
At THE
THEATERS

-
Boomerang Bll ms handled
by Lionel barrymore. iS out % the
ordinary run Of pictures II
deals with the story ut u ttEattng
man. famous because he atways
ctine back Tor more The climax
comes a. "a surprise. and takes
you breath away 10 ~ suspense
Lyric
The Woman SIDE i- a Hsod
vehicle for Katherine Mcdonald
The story d. Intense with the de--
peration uf e. woman whose tat rr
been crushed She wants re-
Nougo and has her chance That 81
" ut.c % Euts exciting
paSfimc
Man Home. with q cast Of
stars. .H something different ln the
movie line n shows just what
% home means 90 "a man and Che
place % fills M modern life
crystal
Johnny on tho spot the same
show " firh waz presented last
right. Will repeat tonight The
play deals with the love Of q
wealthy man for a. servant girl ana
the trials they 30 through before
they come Go tho final TRIUMPH
Ideal
Action with Upot Gibson. ls
a we'll named picture Tho set
ting De western among the COW
boys uf the plains and the key
note be- action Also 4u episode II
The Tiger Band. and "a t~cHtury
comedy.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-25
Taylor Company to
Repeat Johnny on
the Spot Tonight

\ change has been made in tho
plans ~ the Taylor stock Com-
uany which has been pre- entiur
four-act plays uf the Crys al o-
ator FOR the past week Instead Of
having "a change Of play each
night during this week o. viii re-
turn 20 the same basis IS last week
and show each mi for two nights
The company will then stay over
nm extra week in order 20 complete
~, prnrram ~ shows which % haH
announced
Iohury on tho Spot tho com
eds which tOuk well with q lHree
hou % ln4t night shows again TO-
night Toby IN tho t.tl" role
mnks- an entirely new app, uf-
Hrcr ms a htnlsoma vuunu f"lloV
dressed o. I'm Ths play hs- a
h.,inttrF plot about which be-
bum the structure NJ the cou'vdv
work Toby aH usual. h. fun Of
surprises and quick natural ~ Q
The vBuic iiie acts he'ween Go,
acts ~ tho play will change eycTy
umU the play change
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-25
Telephone Operator
Plays Paul Revere
especial to The Herald,

Ros ELL, 81 NJ. April g5-
Jsing q telephone instead II 4.
tiLsty siccd, Dioye Halleuheck. 10.
cal telephone operator repeated IN 9
raul Revere. act here late tasl
Thursday night.
Was discovered Thursday
nlght That the weather Indications
81 earlier ia The dny would uoi hold
tru" ana thni there wHs danger
~ h decided drop iu temperature.
FRUIT growers had been constantly
on the watch Tor several nights.
SO thoy relaxed their guard
% Wa . 90 ociuck in the morn
ing WIZ tine drop came. ana ifal-
l"uheck made the rounds OF the
run rTuwors by teA phone. warn
INK them Co ho ON guard The
drop was MOI low su that worry
little damage was done
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-25
STANDARDIZATION
OF CHILE CROP
IS BEING TRIED
Valencia County Far
mers Sign Up to
Raise New and
Better Variety

Los LDNAS. s. ". April 2t.-
Systematic efforts are being CON
dnctrd among the farmers ~ Va
lcncia county for the Improvement
Of both the kind and yield OF the
chile ana corn crops.
Horticultural proJcct No. . has
been signed by % farmers here
with County Agent u. s Couruy.
ana tho STATE agricultural college.
This project provides FOR tho plant
NIX OF the variety OF chile which
% .gtnuicd, was improved. AMI
thoroughly tested al the state col
iege.
While farmers have been growing
small areas with this variety co.
chile for the past two years. the
need Tor Standardization maAcs
necessary the Leucral Increase OF
these areas 1ne contract signed
~ tho farmers binds them TO plant.
thiu, irrigute. and care tor their
chile ncruruiug to instrucuInH.
ihc new variety OF nile ~ SUI
pcfiur In cN.ty way Ca ord mary
emile Il IN hotter. has greater
urutna. b. more resistant 10 blight.
ana elements ami bears more pro-
Luchiiy
seed orn from special varieties
tried out at the sta.s college have
been d. trihutcd among Is corn
fn'r'fs OF Valencia county with a
view Co having them raise pure
breeds Of coin 90 ut she end OF
ne season the see corn which
ihcy have ransi passes the cN
amlnntiohs of tnc state arronomist
VIII be recommended to other
farmers OF The state Tor planting.
ia. college 20 agriculture OF mo
I ni' crafty uf Missouri has applied
u" inc county agent OF Valencia
,utIy Tor -e cral Varieties ui Sew
M'Al'o corn Tor experimental
planting uul Glaze room v,orl
This seed is being zupplled 10 tb,
u~uIAtI.lfv
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-25
JOINT PROGRAM
IN N { TORY OF
GRANT COMPLETE
Grand Army and Re-
lief Corps Observ-
ance Tomorrow

Tho program which IL 10 b.
giteu JOINTLY 90 the odd Fellow
hall hy the Numaus Relief corps
and the Grand Army u the Re
public in memory Of the birthday
OF 4. $ Grant has been compile ed
The program b. to be- given too
morrow afternoon beginning Ht
$3.50 60 Gle ok. and iz open 20 the
public The program Will con
sist mainly Of the singing Of eva
war soug- ty the assembly and of
addrcsHo4 to Grant
The hir hday Of Grant is April
~ but owing 90 the fact that the
Two organization were unable Ca
secUro The odd Follows hall on
Thuredny decided Ca hold the pro-
gram Tomorrow. The program
fulluW4
Mu. America
Salute tu the Flag
A statement Of tho occasion and
purpo-e Of the program RATHER
ne Fisher
NIf.ir Marching Through
Georgia
psrfch Of the life ~ Ulysses s.
Graut,I ~ caldwell.
HnNhuod and Youth Of Grant
Katherine Fisher
Mus C." Tramp. Tramp. the
lioy- Ar, Marching
Grant in thc ClsIl War Ii \
Iourt
TontIrr on tho pld Camu
Ground Miss Frances Sherer.
Grant az AIpumattoN e :
Slower
Music Battle Hymn Of IN,
Republic,
Grant 49, President w. W.
Mcdonald
N'Ni ey Appreciation 81
Grant Miss Alice Lewis.
To" American Creed
r. l"''r."nHl talk about Grant T.,
his former aide do-rumu. COM.
marI.r Miss
Tho Star spanrled Banner
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-25
Who's Here


COMBS
W " wcilman anu wife Bolon
y ".
Howard Payne willard, y NJ
Carl t.indhcrg Rsiou. y "
y y Buckinnd Holon y NJ
4 " Moore Dolores. y NJ
W r. Hcrnott aud wife. Chicago
g. r. liaehford Washington
Paul G Rediurtou san Fran
cisco.
Roy Hcadlcy Washington y G.
ia J. walker Los Angeles
= y Stncher crown Point \ NJ
W A Marshalis Washington
Faye Randolph schoIlc \ n
Mrs ~ " Cozlcr. Syholir y ~
w G. Gcitonoy Denver
4. u Hsyser A2ariliu TOY
silas iettus aud wife, smith.
Vile. Okla
Mrs RoK King and chnGr,n
Santa re
' v Torres socorro
X : Kirkland Cichurne TsN
e " Eeenty Dallas Tex
" j. Keenry aud wife. Belgu
Charles Greonci Temnir Tev
LINN W. Marin Mountalnnic
y NJ
SIURsI,S
T. W Biedicr. - Louis
y AtrnmH s. Louis
i@ck Dempsey Lonesome Pine
X
W G Thomson. Van Horn. 81,
" X Thomson Van Horn Trs
Thurman Hohurk.. Chamitt
\ NJ
David Farr Magdalena \ ~
w 4 cornell amarillo. TeN
W J Cooley Rcrorra " NJ
Harry Nieman. Denver
Y Naruucg ScboYsta. s. ".
~ T. owen Los funas. y NJ
AiNAtttDO
~ " King Chicago.
W a. WaiK ~ Paso
n a Wheat Los Angeles
o. Orannth Chicago.
- W McC1nskov. SANTA Re
n A West San Marcial - -,
A = Norton and wife Clcvc
land q
y " Gsrdnrr " Colorado spsa
y VI sfethins Denver
n s y PaEe Eau claire WIS
fohn " Rradt Chicago
~ Noes. CHICAGO
"a ~Sttrnhcrg New York City
y smith san Francisco.
A " Sfaley Las Ncgns
J. J Aohoney la Junta Colo.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-25
kiwanians to Meet
For Luncheon at
Sawmill Tomorrow

Tho regular Don luncheon of
the kIwanis club tomorrow noon
b. to br held ON the lawn In front
OF tho office Of the Mckinley Land
and Lumber company north %
town Instead or ut the y n g. A
The regular prugram OF speeches
Be- 90 Doe cancelled $50 tho mpmhers
may BE- taken ON a. trir through
tho sawmiii The Invitation to the
kiwunlana 60 Welt the Ftwmlll
came jointly from Col George
Ircero ana from the WINNER
Jackson sash and Door factory
Members are go meet az the
y N e. A az ~ O'Clock and
leave there iu car. Tor the mill
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-25
Roy Bakery to Be
Made Into Theater
tsrrcial to Tho ncraIdD

ISITcihI 90 Tho Hrraldl
ROY y NJ. April g5.-Thc
owners ~ the Roy thcater have
announced their plan ~ remodel
ing tho building nov occupied by
the Roy hak"rl INTO s new thentcr
and community hall Their far-
nier thoairr VIII continue "a usc
~ q moving picture huusD. hut tho
reason Tor the new thoaer lies in
thc fact thar many people objected
% thu upsIair. thcator The old
heater d. lotaiod on "a se,oud floor
The now thvAter when com.
pl"fcd VII -rHi from 800 10 300.
\ stage with fputlights ard mod
'ru tttings Will Der erected Tn,
new th"ater VII hs used Tor com
rntlou and community gathering.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-25
Prairie Fires Do
Damage Near Roy

ROY. y VI April % -seyrrnl
thousand acres of grass lana were
burned uyer and q few barns de-
airoycd hy two prairie fires which
occurred ear here "a week ago.
The dr-t FIRE horkp ouut north
west Of Artcsiu. and burned in a
northcnsterly direction. burning
over several sections of grass land.
Destroying the harm on the ranch
- George Lucas.
While the first fire was burn-
ing the second started several
miles north Of II. ana burned over
es crai sections.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-25
Artesia-El Paso
Road to Be Marked

NEIIlNIA- = NJ NUrII 10"
rhe Art"siH chamber 81 conn
uorco. working In conjunction
yith the III phso chamber OF com
msrru will soon start the matk
mere tu ~ naso
tn. road Eoes through Hope
duncan pinnn and on 20 ~ l'usl
rms road has hcen worked on r.u
siderable and h. nov in good CON
tition making ID the shortest and
test route from this section % 81
Nnsu The distance ls i5O mIlos
rom ArteHia TO III paso.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-25
Knights of Pythias
Name Committee to
Entertain Delegates

Plans 20 entertain delegations of
knights Of pythias which viii paHs
through Albuquerque en- route 20
the orders national convention IN
san frnncisco In August were
made al the meeting ~ the
knightz % HAS last night
The present Itinerary calls for
a three hour stop AZ Albuquerque
by each delegation and the mem
hers 81 Mineral Judge are anxious
that this program h. carried out
The committee which was named
to make entertainment plans CON
Hists of Louis GALES, W W Nc
C~lollan, Fred Fisher l. n More
attn and Charles T. Borndtzon.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-25
Real Estate
Office Is Opened

a new real estate office under
the name ~ the Realty Sales COM
pauy o. being opened At ne South
second street 90 take the place
u the GU ule SandoVAl firm which
vaH formerly there There ace
four partners IN tho new firm,
puofre Sandovat = 4. plno. = }
Gurdie ana NJ A Pine.
gurulc ana siandovti were the
FORMER psrtne = IN the Gurule-
sandoynl frm ard tho two Pine
hrntherr ~ the new partners
J l. Pine has been with the Nc
Gamma agency for the past two
years,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-25
fla Shipping
hch Mohair to
Mexico Markets
to m Iucraidj

VI lA y NJ April 25
~ 90 600 pounds OF mo-
III shipped from her. dur
49, w'rK bringing u price
\ % Co th" overs Must
being shipped To Mexico.
excellent market Tor mo-
n "l1uIue
ihiputut OF wool n OK
NJ &, mfnenro 10 about six
clip Will he exceeding
1acCnrdlng 10 reports from
thmcu wost Of Artcsia. 4
.lre h. eNp.cted
4 yant Williams well known
aud rtockm.n ct Hope.
n car load ~ stock hogs
ftcsia this week Tho ship
.ns made 60 clovis. whore
y De finished Tor the mar
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-25
New Town Site on
Upper ella River

lORDSEJRG. = NJ. 25-plats
been filed here Tor tho new
town 81 Nirdcn. located IN the
fertile farming region ~ the up-
Gila valley The piats show
throo siroots running east and
west while four run north and
south ~ h. the plan OF tie poo-
bio who now live there Ca plant
trees with different colorcd leaves
q mark the different streets.
There are already a number Of
hnnana IN TIN town site.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-25
Speedy Production
Under Way at Mines
Near Silver City

SILVER CITY. s. NJ. April %.
-'Four ears or 22O tons ~ man.
ganose ore are being put out lN
he mines on Boston hin which
,tarted work less than two week.
ago when the order to start
production was given az the min,s
IN o. hurry
The first car ~ ore was checked
1ut az tho end o. tho first day
ny the end ~ the first week thorp
Nrr, more than 40 men At work iu
he mines. and the present average
4 production was reached
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-25
| RESIDENTS
SALLUP ADMIT
QUOR CHARGES
and Given Jail
in Court
At Santa Fe

II FE Aprii rs seven
OF Gallup rounded up
W. Mexico troops on duty
|al fields. pleaded guilty
Il charges under the Vol
In Federal Judge Colin
4 court.
n Estrada, who pleaded
Hposrssslon said he came
4 men taking u drink from
Band they offered him "a
4 ns he Erazped the bottle
EerF came up His sent
defe red
Hnchez pleaded guilty to
ftill and making booze
fined SlOO and costs and
4 days in the federal jail
n seven months In bed.
II when asked u he had
4 o. say. both rms
Nnud jaw hurt. IL looked
n do that than 10 geo ou
u I have a large fanny
\ upon me and / could
- seven children die OF
~ made whisky once Or
DAVE pleaded guilty 10
Il uf whisky. having a.
manufacturing houtrh
fiNen 30 days in jail aua
" lie suid the mines
~ down and he had no
baking q living
I Estrada pleaded guilty
iiuu bur not "a mauufa,-
Il hta sentence was doe
|dafich Peter BaUcvimch
H1dlsich pleaded guilty
lon aud transportation
ast back $50 and costs
tthUrf pleaded not guilty
ulsteuding and were told
% De- tried In september.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-25
First Radio Set Is
Installed in Mosquero

MoeoUERO \ ~ Apri 81 =
Tho first wireless receiving cot "a
has heen Get up here at the hrrne
Of Kari 0uthnann The fct d
~ tho latest type and concerto are
: eing heard from Denver, Okla
honia City Kansas City and Los
Angeles almost every evening