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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-24
3 Convicts Escape
AS Minister Gives
Lecture at Pen

SAN RAFAEL. Cal. Feb. %.
While the Rot W D. Forbes.
n san Francisco clergyman.
wts delivering "a rclpiuus lee
turc 90 snn Quentin prison last
night three convicts took nd-
vun'ace Of the assembly 90
scale the walls and escape a
fourth convict donned the min
istrr's robe and hot and walk
ed past royeral guards but was
recognized and stopped at the
ousrr gate when hc betrayed
strange ucryoustcss ia the
way ho said good evening
Those who escaped were
Frank Ciauascn. wills knowles
ana Richard Palmer. II was
CIauseeu's fifih escape from le-
g1l detention tie twice raln-
ed freedom from san quentin.
once from The prison o. Mar
uurt'.. Anrh. and once from
thc peuifantiury O.. N.uari, lll
lie also escaped from 70 guard
aboard n train after hIs arrest
Iu Sew York as 70 fugitive
ff'm san quentin Hr was
agrInE ump Ha -lrrcr. fhc
other TWO Ha burglars
The convict who sguerad-
rI 1s th, Eor Nr Forbes was
H,rhrHf Nelson serving "a
srr,r.fs.r term tor theft
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-24
ON MAN
THREE TIMES /
WHEN CALLED
As WITNESS
He'll Never Ruin An
othe- Girl, She Says,
After Killing

WACO. TeN. Feb 2f Misi
Murcino MA thtws Do years old I
shot and instantly killed J. g..
Crursliu today during plucoedlug 4
100 the district courI here. he was
charged with ormiuauy attacking
be- girl two years ugo.
Crossilu wus tried cont ctcd and
sentenced to nine years ln the
ueuitpururg hut fhe case was re-
Ncr-rI on au error iu the ndnis-
sion % testimony and rcmarded
ton tral THE preliminnries had
h,.n completed and Miss Mat
.hews had been called to 'he w.t.
up-s stand
.Iie disgraced me ruined my
health and deprived mo uf school
privileges" she stated after the
yHung But he VIII never ruin
another girl"
Crosshn war so years "a.
Itrcs THREE Time.
Miss Matthews walked TO fhd
witness chair. then turned with 4
uis 1l In hane. fired straight I'D
ore ~lln. who SAT IN chair beside
his attorneys % feet away She
took two or three steps forward
and fired again Advancing "a
within three foct OF me man who
. had collapsed In his chair. she nr.
ed third i.me, the bullet penc
/ tratinF Crosalin's side.
The r.rl ls the daughter of vs.
! a. Ala hpws who resided her
when the alleged attack was com
mit.od. living in one of Croulin.
. housor Tho family now reside
] roo HD.cnud Tex The father wu
IIu thr city, huf Hua NOS in tN
/ court room when tho shooting nc
/ CURED. Complain. har been nicd
/ rhursinr her with -lurder.
10 Give Rail
Tho county a'furucv Hunuuncr'
this afternoon that he had agree
to 70 bond of 81 900 Tor Miss Mnt
thcws Friends of the Eirl mii
the bail Would lo made bate 'od {.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-24
LAST HONORS
PAID VICTIMS
OF THE ROMA
Thousands Line Streets
for Funeral Cortege;
Crowd at Church

NEWPORT NEWS. Va. Fob %.
UufiuctH activities ln Newport
News ceased thia afternoon nt 3
O'Clock. when 'olllnE bells marked
the departure OF the funeral clr-
t'gr ui two unidentified Victims
of tho Roma disaster from ST.
IuuNs Ep scopai church
t.- rUu e marked by Thousand
who stood with bare head the
procession moved to the Casino
grounds ON bluff overlooking
the 81 iames river wh,Ir mill
turN service were condurtod
Tho hummlng NJ alru'anpH over.
head mingled with fhe dirre of
the h.lls as the bodies were pnc 20
ON the ca.afnlIue ~ th, sod
Prayer followed The aerial trIh-
ute and as the breeze waited
Amen" ou' 10 s't. There came
q clcr ot rifles hrIng loaded auu
yollry WIS fired hy % squad
from langley iield
Then Taps and tho mournors
were Silent ns the bodies wvr"
M. od slowly hack 20 tho UNDER
taking establishment. from which
place the men who gave 10 ~ live.
fur .oientt and 'hoir country viii
] N' H'N| nome IulH fNfNHNH
There urc n' identlf.cl bU3lHs
I 20 DO forwarded
Funeral services wee conducted
/ by Chaplain samuel T. Sm.th of
/ Fortress Monroe. and prayer .
/ offered hy Rov j. r Dc guffcr.
! eliy. Of this city Attorney Gcn.
{ crai John X aiunders ~ Viz
gluia euloglzed fhe dead In o
lbrlc' Grafton
| Flowers were uiird high ovtl
the rpskets as tho hatoH lay r
state in tho church to-day 4 nam
bcr of little girls formed spc
cIal delegation each of hem pin,
I iur rus" ON ihe hi"r WIN them
were hundreds of men and wnWon
a. steady stream filing pass fui
several hour
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-24
j. S. EMPLOYE
HELD IN DEATH
THREAT PROBE
Denies Dem n lin &
Money From So
ciety Leaders

NAsHINGTON Feb g George
T. Long forty years old. an cm-
ploycy of the Bureau of ln-ular Ar
fairs in tho war department was
arrested today and held for lnyes'i-
gntlon hy department % Justice
lrrrts .n connection with the s.nd-
up during the laT fow weeks of
letters tu prominent Washington
lana demanding large sums of
money TNreufs OF death wHr.
mad, 900 cuFs tho money was ul'
.urthcominE
Ions deuied authorship of fn"
loftrra th.ci William = BurHa
Uf the department Of justice sIlI
th. writer 90 the leffsrs had been
traced hy peculiarly IN th"
handwriting and hy wufvrInark
used iu war department stationery
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-24
z DEAD IN
BLIZZARD IN
!, NORTHWEST
Property Damage Is
Heavy Storm Is
Abating

CHICAGO. Feb. 24-TRe middle
Wcat was beginning t1 recover
somewhat today from dne storm
which caused sudden dtbp la The
temperature 10 below fretZing aud
brought snow and slcct v'hich fell
uter a large area from iMontnua,
the Dakotas. Minnesota. Iand Wis
consin down into tho norticrn part
T Texas, Arkansas ana Oklahoma.
b. northwest ,snerp the Storm
wJi greatest according Ito dts-
pf chcs received here gsportcd "a
denh toll OF ~ ana Heva'al hum
Jffd thousands dollnrs d'eauGo Co
proucrty fivp persons mcl death
10 tralu wreck n,ur MiuI,anolii
eheu q passenger train orashcd
into snow pluw, -four mcn wcr"
frozen tu death in Minneapolis ard
81 Paul "a woman was irufcn 60
death near nl-ng I'd. :. II. ~
man was electrocutcd near l,o iie
ter. MINI. and % man Vus frozen
ut Dilworth. MINI.
In the neop creek ana Mllicpl .
sections of Montana wolves on
druNcs were driven hy the heavy
snow to populated districts and it-
tackled domestic animals. Sc,cniy
head of cattle were reported killed
! nt one point.
Wisconsin was battling with an
enycloping mantle uf snow TO re-
ere normal runditionF. 4tuit
Frryicc has hseu puralytei Co.,
n y blizzard which wrought dam
lase estimated at several millions
4sf dollars The arrival of Tho
Ltnld weather however brought res
tuef from the flood peril whlrh Dol
tmnny localities had boon the most
,dangcruus aftermath of the storm
NO funerals wrro held in Grrur
rinny fut twn days hecnusc Of IN,
4 lderp snow .lrifs
fn North Dakota only mcng.r re-
poris from scattered precinct
4 here scheduled uon-pnrilsan tu
curs Wor, held were received Doc
. cause ~ the storm. n was ,stI
mn nd thnf lesu thnn half ~ th'
Il caucuses were held.
Northern Michigan. which ,vpo
rloncrd heavy rainfall during th'
4 Inst Two days was In the grip %
L ~, hlizgrrd hard to-day and thl
wind reached "a mnyimum yclocit'
n nf 15 niles an hour In the Yicinir
of Detroit.
II Nchrnsln frt a so-milc wind. nr
rpnpnulod iy sleot which nut 90.
VI eco miles ct telephone lines out Or
ii summI Issluu while South pakuN
dispntrhes said that heavy damur
i had ioon clused IN that state o.
~ nl and Hleet
Kansas. oklahoma. Arkansas an
northern Tn'ns were recovering 10
d1v with promise of warme
Wcnthor hv tonight. Illinois point
l. 'op,rfrd that the storm haG np
II ,nrently reached ~ maximum %
lonn ycsterday Tho cold waN
II vaa moving casi ward today
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-24
.rRO wENTHFP ~
NOttriiI'ItN UrCkiIS

DFNNEN Feh7 -TN0 oN-
'rctre cold wavr which ht ih"
lorky Mountain region several
aya arn continues to uroNnil IN
Iho northern disiric'. where tom -
Ierlturcs have doscnndod 90 levels
|nncinr from twn degrrcs be.cw
Iig'n 20 IS tclcw In Wyoming snd
Ni ntana.
. Vhc southern section wps touch
w he cold wave last night and
~ mercury today covered around
be- freeziue point in New Mexico
\ the central pnr ion of colorado
/ b. weather was unsettled and
4 tow was fDrechs'cd Tor thc siate
\ snight or tomorrow.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-24
NORTH CAROLINA
DEMANDS CANADA
GIVE UP PRISONER
But Governor Refuses
to Send Witnesses to
Testify

HAMILTON. ont. Feb 81 Tn
less Surth Carolina Witnesses APP
pear before next Friday To testify
against Matthew Bullock negro.
who is wanted IN Nnriina. y g.
on charge oi attempted murder,
hc Will be uuConditionally rclca--
cd. Judge Snlder declared to-day
ia granting what he said would
lp his lart rcmsnd in tho ease.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-24
Bluebeard Landru
Must Hang; Plea
For Reprieve Denied

PARIS. Fcb q Wy th, AS
socIHtod prrs-l President Miller
aud has refused fu commute tho
seuf.uCD of Henri Iuudru fHr
hiurnenru OF GImbHi- ns had
boon pstuIuuoi hv lArlru.s yuuu-
s.i Do was announced this aftrr-
noon Tho execution of tnndru
fpr th. murder NJ ton women ana
% tuv some time ago was set tu
.Drur flls week.
Iuudru viii ha executed on thH
ruilIutIns Ht NprsuIllos az lIN-
hreHE .omarHIw B. WA announced
ltfas
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-24
CABINET DIStTSsFS
ROM DIs NSTIU

ASHtN TON. Feb q -
The Roma disaster and possible
necessary changes uf aircraft pol
icy resulting thcrefrom wDr" un-
der pod Co have boon discussed
nf tulny's cabinet meeting
Secretary FtU, ON entering 'hr
meet tnr slld congress would hr
asked. through thp wBr nur navy
department. fnr an uuurnpr alton
~ e. coo 600 fo' production uf ho-
iium pas. tho non u-lnflImmable gas
used fOr diriglhler
Condolences on fhn r1ma disas-
ter were received today hy prosi-
dent Harding from King Albert
~ Belgium, Il was announced az
the sta'e department.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-24
Caruso American
Memorial Foundation
Is Incorporated

Ni.W YORK. Bob % Wult,r
bumr1-Ch. musical conductor. An
tonic ScottI singer. otto N Kahn.
fuauCl,r. and GtUru, N WI.Elr.
sham. former United States Httor-
ney general are nmoue tho twenty
mon and women uam,I as Iurur-
pufHtnrs at thH Dtru-I American
Memorial Foundation
4 fund ot 81 .onD.uuU will UH
raised 'tu encourage tho musical
education u, -fudoHts aud artists
FOR tho prrals" ~ developing 100.
highest musical talent
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-24

los ANGELES. Fob. e4-Tho
condition of Mabel Normnnd, film
actress. reported critically ~ by
her physician last night. remained
unchanged this morning accord
ing to the most reliable iuforma
ton obtainahlc here.
Miss Normani who secluded
herself some time nFo In rcsi-
donce IN Aitadcna, "a suburb Of
Pasadena o. said 90 be suffering
from IAN aggravated cuse OF
Influenza. She moved TO the
Altudenn residence shufily after
the funeral here OF William nes-
mond Taylor motion picture di-
rector
Although her condition last
night was regarded serious. her
physician suid he had hopes -ho
would recover
Miss Nurmand. close friend
of Taylor and one of the last per
sons known Co have fcen him
alive. collapsed az thU funeral
ser, Ices ana at that time u wa-
stated She wac ou the verge OF b.
nervous break down
Depressed over Tragedy
Deeply affected uy the mys
trrious shooting Of the director
the film cumrdIeua. iaft her Los
Angeles apartment shortly after
sho wHz questioned ly the district
attorney as go any ricw m" might
Dee abl, tD give 90 aid ln the soiu
tion ot the crime.
Then. secluded IN tho fooihil
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-24
GIRL KILLS HER BETRAYER IN TEXAS COURTROOM
Mabel Normand Critically III
As Result of Flu and Collapse
Following Murder of Taylor

MI.a Normand and Taylor were
onrtrod. But tho actress has
sfradfnstly denied that there was
oy,r amy affair Of the heart be-
tween her and tho slain director.
maintaining they were merely
'thH best of friends"
Miss Normund visited the IL
rector early IN the evening of
February O. She went 90 his
apartments 20 borrow "a hook
from him. she said, while there
ehe stated she Chatfcd with Taylor
Cor q few minutes and then tue
director escorted her 60 her car
1ud waved good bye 90 hcr as her
limousine sped down the street
TftIur then returned To his apart
mouts where tho next morning his
body WIS found by Henry Peavey
lIs boupemun.
Miss Normnnd's story of her
lasf visit to Tnylurs apartment
was corroboratcd by Chauffeur
William Davis
Partially Pnra.y1cd?
Although Mizs Normand' phys
Ir.au refused go he quoted othel
than to sny Miss Sormnnd WA
seriously 900 with influenza
friends of 'hs actress were sab,
Co. have declared thnt for 70 pcri0'
Zoo Do hours yesterday the uctry~.
suffered partial loss 90 the u-r o
/ her muscles. This report. however
could not Dee confirmed today
if became known this morning
that Mics Normnnd was taken %
I with Influenza last Monday th'
day ou whirn she wa- fo have
rarted filming sconos of hci
latest screen vehicle
Visitors OF press representative
have not been permitted % so'
THE actress since she secluded
Nar4,lf fu tho AituADrn hnm.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-24
Flood Damages
Iowa Towns

EbG ENOoD Ia Feb ei-Tha
towns of Littieport Elkport Gar
her aud Os'Nrdnck. alonE the rur-
key river ntrtheast of here. were
severely damaged by floods Wed
nesday night ami yesterday ac.
cording to reports reachinr here
So Far a. is known. no lives
we're iosr,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-24
Burn to Death
In Rooming House
Fire in Texas

CLEW 'RNE. Tex, Feb. ga
lrec persons were burned tu
,ath and three others probably
'ially injured IN "a fire which q
.royed the I.ambcrt rooming house
re early today. Explosion OF
OH stove caused the blaze
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-24
There Are Always
Enough Buyers

Nou wonder. perhaps, why
W. tnik mainly tu ~tii.i as
about Herald Want Ah-. aud
have littlr To say tu buyers
Thieves - reason.
People who want thisns---
anything titr Want Nd-
aud rad them rtcry da1 with
care They know thar the
Want Ad page g. the market
ulaVT for unusual fhiuEs ttk-
urptounl values in items That
cstahlislsd hu-inf--e dts.snt
deal in---nnd thp Nhuip fsuld
% such buyers sfun ths " ain
Ads every uftcrnpun, ssiinn
thrrr tiiuc tu Rad them
carcfniiy
n i-n't necessary a. create
u buyer Interest IN the llf,f-
md Nnnt td columns That
tnfgrc-i a. already crcufud.
Is = niiNc and eager and h has
the viii aud the nonry Co buy.
iis To Interest ynu wht
have something To- .rn.
whether it'~ ucryicr 90 usol
nutofnuhiicr; huu-sss and
ruonts a. rcnt or furniture To-
csUhRnze. thar We prr-- sl,r
utcriis uf the Want "A
columns.
Rcmcmbcr. mo matter what
u T. snW have 80 ss.ll.-- ssunr 81
hudA wanfs a., and n yon cau
f'ach that sssmcbody you n
make sale.
Nrarif cyery body iu Albu-
gncraue rrads thu IfstaId
Want Ah columns every nlrlu.
Nour mcssage talks 10 tile
town.
And 90 send that mrs.aar
cfssis just half-a-ccns q word. .
ito incNpen~itc aud enay 10
u~e Herald Want Asls. Jusi
Telephone 345
aud ash for a Want "A tahcr.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-24

n1 maximum Neiocliy OF
II. miles per hour ~, pre-
ing direc'ion east, chafac-
|Sr NJ the day closdy,
stat. Weather.
New Mexico; Generally nir
might aud saturday; warmer
at portion Saturday,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-24

FOR 2, Hours Ending . a. m
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-24

Highest TEN
perature 3d.
lowest tenn
pera.ure 2b
daily re n y q
temperature
fu q u N
daily temper
afutr 90 rel
atiVc humid
rs 6 p m. So
relative h a.
nidity 3 a m
q a. m -
precipitation
a.N.aasNHa AN
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-24

n, cad
n of il
|.afnnie1
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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-24

TO-DAY l. the hest time To register sur
'VDHi Herald Travel accident Insurance.
f- tr'r to rNefy Herald subscriber. There's
hank IN today's paprr. Don't wgit until
nitcr the accident
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-24

DIV The Herald ON the sircct--of course.
DOf Hut -cc ihat u go,s home also. Every
member of the family findn news views. in-
formation. amuscmcnt. In the southwest beat
newspaper.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-07-19
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
Brokers in Real Estate

Brokers in Real Estate z
GOLDEN RULE METHoD-The safest
Mag, 81 N. 9Th. Phone 1856.
HoUsE-Over 80 listed for sale, with
G. E. Keever Real Estate Co. Office
7 South 18th. Phone 1641 or 2169.
IF YOU WANT TO BUY OR SELL
Union Bank Bldg. Phone 1865.
Farms and Land For Sale 80
81 ACREs-Level land; crops included;
good house and barn; two cows, farm
implements, ESQ White Leghorn chick
gain 70 for q QUICK sale. Information Ia at
500 National Road West.
200 ACRES-Fine Shelby county farm;
good soil good improvements; price
$4,000. David Worland & Son, agents,
Waldron, Ind.
from good county seat town; 800 a. in
cultivation; so a. in spring crop, bal
aance in wheat; 4-room house; 2 wells;
good silos; one 500-ton capacity;
wheat making from 20 to 35 bushels
in this locality; price $50 per a., In
carrY half Pff for e Years a Address p G.
Abel, Ashland. Kansas.
FARMS-For real estate see A. NJ Rob-
erts. Richmond. Ind. r. T. D. Ph. III.
FARMS
165 ACRES-6-room house, in good re-
pair, large roomy barn, 4 mi. railroad
I mi church and school; pike road
well fenced; lots of timber. Price
! $4,000. Govt. loan, $4,000. Come an6
view farm.
! so ACRES-W ell located; large orch
| ard, never fail; good buildings; fenc-
| ing fair; 4. mi. to market. Price s6C
per a.
t155 ACRES-Lots of timber; 2-story
| frame house. rooms, fine cellar, large
| barn, fine water. 100 a. in cultivation
| Orchard. Price SIT per a.
c. ]. REYONLDS
BROwNSTOWN, INDIANA
Live Wire Agent"
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-07-19
AUCTIONS-LEGALS
Legal Notices
HOMES AND LOTS FOR SALE

HOMES AND LOTS FOR SALE
Undersigned, executrix of the will of
John Lawler, deceased. hereby gives
notice that by virtue of the power by
said will conferred, she viii sell al
public sale on Friday, August 18th
1929, the following described real es-
tate in Wayne County, Indiana, of which
John Lawler died the owner, to-wit:
Tract a.. Lot numbered forty
five C45) in that part OF the city OF
Richmond, Indiana, laid out by
also known as No. 409-411 North
I'd" Street, Richmond, Indiana.
Said premises being a double two
story frame house with five rooms
on each side electric lights and
city water.
Tract (2). Lot numbered one
I'd in John LAWYERS Second Addi-
ton to the city of Richmond, Indi-
ana.
Tract (s). Lot numbered two (2)
in John LAWYERS Second Addition
to the city of Richmond, Indiana,
said premises being also known as
Number 1928 Ridge Street, said
electric lights and city water.
Tract (4). Lot numbered three
cd in John LAWYERS Second Addi-
ton to the city Of Richmond, In
diana.
Tract (5). Lot numbered four
90 in John LAWYERS Second Addi-
ton TO the city of Richmond, Indi-
ana, said premises being also
known as No. 1917 Ridge Street,
said city, and being a six-room,
two-story frame dwelling house,
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-07-19

ICHMOND-Touring, new paint, good
tires; a bargain for $50. Chenoweth
Used Car Dept, 13 S. 18th.
ANOTHER NASH
AONROE-Roadster late 30 model and
a classy looking job; only $3.50.
DAVIS-Touring light six, late Is mod
Ell. Car in splendid running order. A
real hot bargain at $3.50.
FORD-Touring 1918 model, four fine
tires spot light, cut-out, speedom eter
and clock; only 5000.
Cash, Terms or Trade
WAYNE COUNTY NASH MOTOR CO.
Open Evenings
10 S. 7TH ST. PHONE 6173
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-07-19
FORD SEDAN. $500

You could not buy a new car,
so thoroughly equipped, for
this price. Observe the new
additional accessories listed,
and you will ladmit 1t is well
worth more: This car is like
new, good paint, starter, motto
meter, large shock absorbers,
oil covers for springs, extra big
horn, dash light, accurate
speedometer, large Decker
lock- steering wheel; latest
windshield cleaner; seat COW
ers; pump, jack, tools; extra
engine oil; latest lock tire car
rier; good tires, tire gauge,
extra tubes: new rear system,
new timer, new set of points,
new emergency brake shoes.
Will guarantee above list. F. s.
Johnson, rear of 1888 South
9Th st.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-07-19
SOLICITORS. canvassers, Accents 8
Situations Wanted-FemaIe

NEAT REFINED GIRL-Wishes office
position; very dependable; some exper-
fence; high school education: best of
references; reasonable salary. Box
J-10040 care Palla
girl wants office position; high school
education; reasonable salary. Box
F-6165 care Palladium.
PRACTICAL NURSING-Wa nted. Phone
4315.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-07-19
ssTFHE SAME AT THIS ENDg''

when gets station the conductor will
and call the nane-and
and yell the at this end the
instructions given brakeman a branch line
"Adamsvile the conductor the
next stop.
shouted the railroader from
the other
he wrong, but-there ARE times when it's
know this end"
When to the Paladiums Classified Section for
arranged in
order-from to the other
The ads start in Abe they way.
123 and they're that
rely Abe Classified Ads for convenience
and profit-read them day
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-07-19
Houses For Sale

Houses For Sale "a
GROOM HOUSE-Modern; in good con-
dition; priced reasonable; must be sold
by August 10. Phone 1895.
A ST. HOME
Up-to-date d m e n
throughout. Ideally located.
Shown by appointment only. No
telephone Information given.
Burdsall, Willett, Custer Co,
Realtors. 71o1a Main. Phi 1881
1862.
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Real Estate For Exchange SO
16O ACRES. CCLORADO-1n heart of
head lettuce section; small impvts; r.
4 close; will sell or trade A. Musil, !
2107 S. Haman, Chicago. III.
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with electric lights and city water.
Sale of said properties will be made
on the premises, Tract No. at
O'Clock d. m and Tracts Numbered 2, 3,
and at 8 O'Clock D. m, fast time, and
subject to the approval of the Wayne
Circuit Court, and free and clear of all
liens, excepting taxes for the year 1922.
due and payable in the year 1928. Adj
ditional terms of sale will be announ-
ced at time of sale.
Dated July 18th, 1922,
MARY A. MURRAY.
Executrix.
Gardner, Jessup & Hoelscher Attys.
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we'll as socially with his neighborhood.
Aside from these two features of own
ing your own home, owning a piece of
property is the best investment in the
world. There are plenty of good
homes to be had in Richmond and at
a reasonable price.
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GOOD USED CARS
HAYNES-1917 touring, new paint and
top, 5 new cord tires.
FORD-1917 touring, good buy, $3.50.
FORD-1917 touring. excellent condi-
ton, new cord tires, S175.
PILOT-Touring; $3.50.
Cash or Terms.
BRINKER & SHINDLER
10 s 9TH ST. PHONE 6122.
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MERCHANDISE
Wearing Apparel

"CaI IIIH NPF'e1I Ct
SUITS OR OVERCoATS- so; made
to measure by A. Nash Co Raincoats,
$50; made to order. Mr.. r. Marsh will
wait on customers on Wednesday and
Saturday. 921h Main St.