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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-06
THE BIGGEST JOB

3TIIE story ina The Sunday Herald telling of
President llardng's meeting with the Wash
ington Press club ut a birthday party ccle-
rating the first anniversary of his inaugural
on was more than a big news story. II was
y intimate, closeup" of the president of the
nited States. revealing a strong man and a
rong president, now thoroughly familiar with
is job ami with its huge responsibilities 1t
Ill not need this occasion TO impress us with
he fact that the presidency Of the United
Hates is the biggest job ON earth. The prcsi-
Ients frank statement 20 the correspondents
hdicated that he had learned something Of the
be and difficulties Of the task through a year
the white house.
"rhe fact is that the government was adrift
the tremendous current that followed the
ar, " Mr.. Harding said. 'The problems of re-
Enlistment were infinitely more difficult than
{ny Of you have ever thought. or had ever
reamed. -
There will be some reaction against the adj
illustration and the party Mr.. Harding repre-
nn,s in the coming election. according to in
.rpreters of national political sentiment. 1t
i'll be due, in the main, 10 the same failure to
Understand the difficulty of the problems in
olved in getting out of that tremendous drift
nth the current and headed back into nor.
PAL ways Of government We expected re-
adjustment by miracle rather than by read
nstment instantaneous recovery from the ills
war rather than the slow. process of rebuild
~.
The results Of the slower processes of sound,
nbstantial reconstruction which President
Inrdmg has set in motion, viii show before
is administration comes to trial before the
ountry in 1924. Such reaction as may occur
his year will have little influence in the final
Judgment Of the country.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-06

Of course aud had been fastened
ON pretty tight. but II held all
right.
a. there n extra heavy tubing
% tnut sort lying about the garage
here demanded Barry. Ills
voice had suddenly slSarpened.
WHY. there was some. The
chauffeur looked his wOnderment.
Ne or uscd IL. though. aud I
don know what has become Of
g. ~ iook for II. sir. u YOU
.4l-.
4 wish you would
D. vt a,ta proceeded slowly to
the house. when Frank had drawn
his attention to the cleaned spaces,
he had observed something which
had ctcapcd the othcre eye: \
tiry. rounded SPOT Of mud with An
elonSated triangle in font OF IL
f1rrv recognized the print OF a
small. high-heclcd shipper. and h.
knew that when he had found II
and It's owner tho search for this
sinister Cinderella would be at dii
end.
lie found Anna the cook, Louise
and Martin an c~Ongregatcd IN tho
Kitchen. and n SINCE glance at tholf
feet assured him that mont OF
lem could nave % that fairy
like slipper.
DO you know II Mrs. Tudor has
been ont TO the garage todnyt
Why. no. uiri Martha STAN
mcrcd. The poor lady hash
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-06

DIVER and canal sailors in another genera
ri ton may be as common in our country as
- railroad men.
The transportation problem is getting tan
gled into such a snarled knot that chances are
the United States will have to follow older
countries and develop a great connected system
Of inland waterways.
The ship, as a competitor Of the box car,
might work wonders at making the railroads
furnish good service cheaply.
There is talk now. for instance, Of a Great
Lakes-to-O Ocean waterway to enable ocean ships
10 travel as far inland as Chicago aud Duluth
via the 81. Lawrence river.
Scores of similar projects will be proposed
within the next 20 years. Many of them will
be built.
Our country has 2s,00O miles Of potentially
navigable rivers. Only 1000 miles Of these
have been sufficiently improved to make them
dependable for navigation.
Time was, when river traffic had the field TO
itself. As in other countries, our civilization IN
spreading inward from the coasts followed the
rivers.
Then came the railroads. Following fhe
Civil war, q period of great railroad expansion
threw many b%ustling river towns into eclipse.
The rivers are coming to life again.
hhNif Hhm az pT'scH' " mpi"NNpk 20 hW'
bors, 294 rivers and So canals and other water
ways.
Government expenditures on these projects
in the fiscal year 1921 totaled more than $57,
100000
The water-borne anne Of United States
totaled 1863, 269, 026 tons in 1920, tho latest year
for which complete figures have been gathered
OF this, Ill ,139,6s6 were handled on the Great
Lakes and 43,1s7 ,s93 tons ON rivers and canals.
Roughly, 81 tons Of freight were handled on
Great Lakes, rivers and canals for each "a tons
81 exports and imports by ocean routes.
II is an enormous foundation on which 20
build a mighty freight traffic ON inland water
ways.
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M Ah1 > income Tor TWO years
V was 81, 1928 25, according to court testi-
I'A mony in New York.
The president Of the United States make,
that much in Is years.
The average unskillcd day laborer in eastern
steel mills, making 90 cents nm hour, would have
to toll pos years to earn as much ~ Mary gets
in two years.
Salaries OF movie stars are almost as great
marvels as the actual moving picture invention.
The tremendous incomes Of movie stars illus.
tratc a point that should be indclible in the
brain of any one trying to get rich. This is the
point
II Mary Pickford, for Instance, appeared on
the stage and had only one person or a few for
an audience, her income would he only a few
dcllnrs a day. Such performers were the pro
fessional storv-tellers of medieval Bagdad or
modern Japan.
Then a ihcatcr is built and Mary can play to
a couple Of thousand people at each perform
ancc. Her income increases, abreast Of the
number she serves.
The invention Of the moving picture has en-.
abled Mary to appear before an unlimited mum.
Der of audiences simultaneously. Each member
contributes his mite. The total of mites swclls
into an enormous salary for the performer.
The principle behmd all this is the applea-
ton of mass production to human service-the
performing of service for the greatest number
Of people.
The more people you assist or entertain, the
greater your income.
Often you commen along these lines: Elm.
stein, a super.scientist of the sort that appears
only once in centuries, makes less money than
the inventor Of some trifing thing like the rs
kimo pie, ice cream cone or safety pin.
The answer TO this is that Einstein serves only
a small and limited number of customers
scientists -while the other inventors serve mil
lions, each contributing his mite to the in
ventor.
In any scheme 10 get rich, don't forget thu
Importance Of doing something that will serv,
Il great multitude.
There is infinitely more wealth in i%nventinl
a shoelace with a tip that can't come of, thai
in originating a costly fashion or anything els,
that can have only a limited number Of Gus
toners,
Greatest profits come from serving the great
est numbers. Henry Ford found that out, Ions
ago.
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worth mentioning, but II struck
me U uuw us wnn cleaning tho
tuur.u. car that there ought 10 be
mulc ui~uilue In the tank. accord
ing D.. uy calculations. than there
a. II, hook his head. Il usually
Igur, 10 out pretty close. but |
Mutt have made q mistake Just
now
,yIu has the Keys to the garage
Leslie ygurselfY Barry changed
the tublett abruptly.
tu.y Mrs. Tudor and poor Miss
fautcI The locks amt been
! chaul,l Ia three years.
IL rtln0d hard last night. tho
doteJi..e remarked You uldn {
find Uuy muddy tracks in here this
innrI poo FRANK. did youg'
OH.H my owu' he said. rlton
"a H.f.HlH, rather confused look
cam. over hls face. usually
kce. floor llio was. sir. uut I
wuH ud ~ hurrlod last niEht ana
didn .Isr ID down. didn lind
ANY HUuy footprints this morning
bat lli see some queer dried
SIMON hrYe ana there. as though
SOMEONE might have washed up tho
MARI uf their tread Look hcru.
sir and hcre!'
H. rointod. and Barry looked
Ther. were clean places ON tho uiiy
flour lr though Indeed someone
hnu I..ei TO ohliteratc their fuut-
priUl Barry went carefully over
ever yard Of spncc. Then he
strullHItncd and Inquired casually:
tt.N aid you first learn ut tho
trouYIy up ut the house, Did
Matthl or another ct the maids
cotuo Hui here To sond you for tho
doctu.'
Nu FI IA gone up To tho
servant. dining room to have %
cup ut coffee. ana was Just sitting
down IH Do when Martha came ny
lng nom the young ladies room
wlth NHr face as white aH n sheet
and I'ld me 10 20 as fast ds /
coulO that Mise Laurel was
donu
barry turned "a il to depart. but
az 3Iu threshold he dropped his
handkerchief and shopping No re-
CIV, 100 turned once more
ia" way, / wac having %
ltt'n discussion with Lieutenant
iuduI- % while nEu about the OK
hauEi Of moi1rs In general. ana I
asked if q rubber tube could be at
mrh'I in some way to the exhaust
Pipe ga a "a ana led out OF doors. 50
that. when the engine was running
the fumes would escape into the
outer Htr ~" says II could not be-
done thnt the pressure of the cA-
hnnsI would force Off the rubber
tuhIrr What do you think
A'f think he's "a slmp'"
Thu rrfurt came promptly. WIZ.
I've seen II done myself II was
dQnc us an experiment. just as you
snid %f"rgcant. TO see II the fumes
cotld Dee driven directly out OF Tho
garage it was extra heavy tubing,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-06
BY OLIVE ROBERTS BARTON
Story Number G9l

no siEn Of a record anywhere or
anything like one.
Suddenly Nick felt a slight
%pricking. II was not enough to
hurt him. more like the electric
sparkH when YOU romb your hair
aud then touch your hand to the
comb.
lie remembered the feather and
pulled II out OF his pocket. The
feather was bending f~rantically
away from n hollow stone or cave
into which, the Twins were about
to step.
We'd better not 20 In there.
said Nancy. The feather il lead
ing uH away
Nick looked back ruefuliy NO,
guess we'd better not. he said
alowiy. when suddenly his ewes
grew round as .'Oh. looki :
he criod. 4 pair Of hands wrfe
Just sottins a large chocolate Cd IL
out to cool Instantly the hAtsdn
disappeared. leaving the cake on
q low table, shiny. delicious aud
tempting.
CTo he ContinusslD
Copyright, i92s, NEA ssrvicel
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IORGII,

a juvenile forger * reid by tho
Boston police Although only -
years old. hts talent for fosgins
penmunship Is so remarkable that
he b. compared 60 Jim the PEN
man.
Juvenile court should sentence
this lnd to "a trap TO the federal
penitentlary az Atlanta tor "A talil
with the wuitc-halred master FOR.
gors, What the lad would heal
from them about crime not paylna
would do him more good than any
other sentence the court might ini.
pose.
A defect OF the law ls that ID
doesn't uhyeil the Inevitable m-
turv go the budding gangstvr. IA,
average gun-totor could Ice cure,
py he,ng compelled to witness AZ
execution.
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~ BertonB raleyS Daily Poem


In Nonscnso Land the trees are blue
cor rcd or any other hue
Ihut happens 20 appeal fp you)
And an the scenery 4 grand:
The mountains stand uuln theig peaks
Mud stay that wny Tor weeks and weeks.
While rivers, streams and brooks ana creeks
Run no the hills Boz nonsense Land.
IN NouFcnsq Land the birds are queer.
] hey shun The airy utmO. here,
Ana here end there, and thc.c and here.
They burrow holes .u dessert sand.
The Goodhoo bird, the suotted Chin.
The Whimdick aud the suedonim
Wear wooden hose on either limb
And live on Whoof. 10 Nonsense land
Then there are animals which range
From ppdloffs to inc FnUtods strange.
They an have measles and the mango.
An easy fact o. understand
When you remember that hey live
On quiddlc pounded through n steve
Which has a flavor furuve
but loses vigor when ita canned.
In Nonsense Land u.s. wealth immon,c.
For thouEht ~ coare hey have no cents
Tho dollars grow with speed Intense
on trees thai Hiruut on every hand.
iut an the rnah is counterfcit
So no one ever useH DO &c.
Which Seems particularly III
To those vino live In Nonsense land
In Nonsense Land love fakes it, course.
beginning orrn with divorce.
And then cpuc1 marriage. then pertorce
Comes courtrhip lust-for thus a. 3 PINNED:
There wisdom De- ihr chief 81 crimes
And men are Jailed for b. at times.
And hardH write nuuEGt but foolish rhymes
tsuch rhymes al tilsb IN Nonsente lanai
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-06
WOMEN'S AFFAIRS
IIiNTEN DISHES
Sister Mnry Suggests Ways tn
tEVpnrc iirudiis. soups

S's'.r VIM Snss.s VA
~ ~ ~
UY.b la of,.n us.d In mako dc.
uctot.H hroths and cream roul,s.
clam bru.h " ensily digcstcd and
should appear on the invalid tray
with more or less regularity.
Chuwdors are almost a. meal IN
and OF themselves and a fiHh
hisuuc' has u deal of nourislI-
mcnf.
scailupH aud clans can he used
nn n clear coup FOR the first nuras
nj dinner.
Chm firotb
-. to-. : 49,. oo,a
" u"fs" COINS e"f w..
" In.un ~,
N.Sh ~" sNte" Oi"nn VIZ"
~. n,,, ~, a,tto ,y,,l, ,ni,i
wttc, ,ov,r uyhtiv nnJ a,nnm
untti "a, shails oman rnni n
1910, 10 hnndie
onen ana save the tniee tin,
rot,ss frrm no olams ,ysrh ,u,.n.
Inc Trin, ~ Tho soft nnrt ~ a.,
! rian, and eave cbon thc to,rh
go, anJ cant 49,, h.iow ~
yyha c,ap ro,n
Since tE -r.tnut,g gtrein ,nr,nnrh
~ ,ht,t 49,. ~ ,t,ao.",nntS
N,ft ter,n, mo. ana rob..t 10
g.,y, "
Tr,,m M tt,u rua rou,,,o
$50 80 ~
vn' I"nrt .tahl- cup" gu
wafer, : anirhl'o"hh nut'.r, . Ia
pierPp"h iiOuf, = shail o"a'h,
,up uliiA' cup tieuln, - cups
htioih"p oahh"u - 'eoI
spoon SOFA, ~ teaspoon SAT- ~
''!lnah p'pp'f
WASH oluhns cover wlth IN"
oulH Nttei uhn Atehn 70 MINUTES
open shvlls' saving All the juice as
~ PI'cvulus rtViHe. lilhl SOY fhit
rruNn '"'.ih anu ohvp ,oukh part
i.,'oN Npu 'h"lipeu sl.nps 70 "
e1 nr'.s i" 1ne poilihk po'h,.
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40 soon IA the Twins left M
orchard they stepped into a strange
country. Not Whispering Forest
or fright Meadowlnnd. or the low
Hwampy place by Lily Pond, Uut a
realm they had never seen before.
IL IN quite plain that the little
Green Shoes tucked away safely
under their goloshes wore taking
them on an adventure intO new
realms OF mystery.
But |thon, one would hardly GA
nect to look for Longhead tho
Nisard. or the Diddyevvers with
tho blue hair, or the korsknotts
with the green boards, In any place
one knows all about,
Right ahead was q mountain and
Nick pointed.
That the Rubber Mountain,
IN bet YOU. whore Nimhie Toes
got b0unced Oft n the record
flew out Of ht hand Il cant be
very Tar away. Why Il might ne
around here anywhcrcl Let's
look.
So they started 10 hunt. They
bent back bushes and rolled away
stones, poked In puddles and pccred
down hollow stumps. bit there was
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-06

In Chicago an average OF 2.iOn
women "a day are getting thcir hat
nuhhod.
l. hubbcd hair coming as "A per
nuncnt institution
II is only "a Few generations
since an men wore their hair Ions.
80 doubt, the met VINO pioneered
the Hhort-hair fad woro ridlCuicd.
A few years from nov the wo-
man without bobhed hair mas bee
a curiosity. once cut, they gen-
orally like h.. That IL thr fIrsi
requisite for making "a lad into an
established custom.
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William Jennings Bryan. cham
plon almost but-not-q quite. sQyn;
n a government IN bad. either
? n itr laws ~ In the enforcement,
u H. either because the people
'horHcltcs are had or indiffcr-
ent."
Absolutely correct Tho Amer
ican government is flexible and
responsible to ballots. Al all times.
u h "a mirror Of the American
peonle. a composi'e--good or bad
OF the nations spirit and brain.
In govern nent we get exactly
what we want-except when we
are indifferent.
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HOLES

You "a learn more about the
.u-ure. ly studying the financial
.atcmcnfF OF Ing corporations.
fHan uay as%frnloper ever claimed
tH read in the stars
Dow. Jones' a. Company. finnn-
c.gi experts, report ina deficits
ure shown hy about two-thlrds Of
mo 1927 industrial annual reports
-l far Published.
a deficit means no profits avail
able for taxation.
Congress is due to hear syme
und news from the secretary OF
The treasury about a month from
now TIL" bad news will be that
there q shortage Of money "a
I|ly Uncle sam y bills.
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STILL.

Another distiliiug apparatus eX-
llodoH. this time In a Brooklyn,
y. y tenement. The blast Kills an
Unidentified man.
Whom homc-brewers begin pro-
iucing nigh explosives ~ well "a
olson, II brings home the dangers
II liquor manufacture by any cN-
'ept an expert chemist.
The average home-hrew or noma
made wine iH nothing but swlil
-mlrn.
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LEARN a wonD EVERY DAY

To-day word H. pIR1GiBLE.
It's pronounced-dB rlj-t-hul with accent on
the second syllable.
II mennr-Cauahlc OF being sieered or led.
n comes rom-lntln dirlgerc. to steer,
its used like this The Roma. recently de-
struycd, was America greatest dlriEihlc lnl-
loom
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" NRIsHOIsis

says the Wall Street Journal:
Faaing into consideration the
higher prices uf raw materials. in
'ntorles Of most companies are
f1r below what they were In pre-
war years
This monnH that stocks Of goods
iu warehouse are low-beloM nor
mai
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when the majority OF the world =
population rc%cognlzcs the truth,
Then the mist that lies betwoca
God or Cause and His divine cx-
preston. spiritual human con.
-sciousnoss. viii automatically be
dlSsipRtcd. Then the great illusion
viii be at end end.
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sooo TOR TwO STAMPS.

LONDON, March g. Two
French onc-frnnr VCrmillipn
stamps. issued in ls40. were sold
here Tor 5000 An unused copy N
the onc-shiliing orange "ormilliun
Newfoundland stamp. issued IN
1860. brought $3.50.
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Home Hints


Mother OF pearl and steel r
ruantng ABOUT even In the chcicu
ot mediums Cor fancy belt nnd
girdlc effects. Occasionally on the
very smart tailored suits one Iinda
a plain leather belt. quite smaller
to those worn some 10 years ago.
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A Ton TopAY

Man nliniI nat live by bread alone. hut by
every word that procsthcih out OF the "nuih ~
Cod-sfaftlcw tt
n h generally the idle who complain that
,hev cannot rnd time to do that which they
fancy they wish. In truth, people can generally
rrd time TO DO what they choose To do, u ~ not
reaias lhe time hut the VIII that II wanting. The
ndvnntare of leisure " mainly that We have tho
mower u choosing our own work; not certainly
John Lubbock.
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II company comes unexpectedly
and you have no cream IA the
soup. substitute the yolks OF Two
| eggs and q pint OF milk. Stir this
into the soup and do not let boil
again.
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Thus ll
come the end Of
Tho so-c "a q 4
material W orld
which has never
existed save Is n
Pigment OF mans
composite imag-
inntion.
y L. Rawson,
4 English
nctaphyslcian. IL
making I h y
rtnrtilng proach-
lmcnt on his lee
I ure I o n r
throughout Ann
erica
The end will
. -
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LAUNDRY 4


4 very useful laundry bag can
be made with two pieces OF cree
tonne. one piece OF fabric should
be about 10 inches LANCER than tie
othor. They should be scanned to-
rether ut the sides and tho 10
inches nj the bottom finished with
Il hem and huttonholes so that 4
can he buttoned on the opposite
side Of the bag. This for empty
ing tho hnR The top should he
scanned together in "a circular limo
10 90 "a cont hanger. About four
in'hta from thu top thcre shuull
hc % glit large enough to allow
putting In soilcd garments,
beds. with clothing scattered diruut
aud the brenkfRst tray with only
one chocolate u used were the
utai objects which mot his gaze.
lie examined carefully the tiny'
pair OF low-hcClcd lounging slip
pers which stood on the floor by
the bed nearest the window. then
turned hlH attention TO the pink
satin mules beside the other bet
Shaking his head. ho wua repiac-
ing Thorn when. kicked or throw u
Tar under the valance. he dlsCny'
cred n pair of incredibly small
dUll-hiuck satin slippers with ,aE
gerutediy pointed tocs ana nigii
] siiltod heels. They had been
curlcd an out OF shnpc. A. "a,
/ drew them forth he fclt the grating
Of the mud which sim cnkcd them.
and realised that they were soppIns
wet.
tie had risen and was oNamining
them with minute care when .l
exclamation from behind HIN
made him turn swiftly.
Fay Tudor stood In the doorway
watching him A. her eyes tot
upon the objects In his hands she
opened her lips but no words
can sou toll me. Miss Tudor.
to whom these bclong?''
They are mine. Sergeant
Barry
CHAPTER WI
The look In her clear. umpi.
lcyes wac that uf "a child who doc,
not understand. but senses 10 dan.
ger. Despite the damniug reNela.
lion Barry felt an odd impulse Ut
conjunction. She appeared ~
small and frail yet he. az we'd "a,
everybody else In sandy Cove, had
heard Of the iortitude and courag'
she had displayed during hcr tw,
years ot ~unccas'ng service. coull
hat courage ana fortltudC turn M.
10 implacablo rci-cntlcssncss under
the urge OF reckless passion and d
desire Tor revenge ngninst the CIR
who. she learned only the proVioul
niEht. had supplanted her In hci
ABSENCE could Il be that she wa,
stlll In iuec with the young lleu
tenantf
Continued in Our Next Issue
Copyright. 1899. NEA Scrlice)
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HhAIbert Apple

such a condition always Is the
tail-cnd Of hard times. when bins
are hungry. buying on u big scale
is not far OF.
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DnININC NAuq

Before driving nails into tho
walls dip thom into hot water ana
thcy viii not break the plastor.
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10 prevent on stONo WIcks from
smok4nH. soak them In vinegar
and dry them thoroughly before
using.
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been out Of doors except Tor a
minute on the front porch when
mo coroner came.
Barry dismissed the subject. and.
asking whore the telephone was.
me called up Whaley y gniaE
Yes. FRANK had slept the night In
Pete W room. and who tho
devil business was il. anyway
Franks abb was established
hcvond further question
He walked silently to the front
OF the hniiSe. ana. hearing the
voices Of Mrs TUDOR. the sheriff.
ami Professor ScmyonOy In the IL
hrary. he NHulted quickly up tilo
stairs. The locked door Of the
room In which Laurel had met hrr
death presented no difficulties "a
him, ana In o moment he had
opened q with n skeleton key.
Tho narrow. empty. tumlicd
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for fowl ana fish instead Of bread
crumbr.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-06
WmmsmaI Stories
About Unusual People

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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-06
GETTING RICH

m AIRY PICKFORD's income for two year.
M was 81. l23,625, according to court testi.
IVA monv in New York
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-06

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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-06
THE WATER ROUTE

DIVER and canal sailors in another genera
n ton may be as common in our country a
=. railroad men.