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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-22
COLD WAVE
IN NORTHWEST
Snow and sleet Cripple Trans
portation and Wire Systems

CHICAGO Trb s1-IDH t..
Associated prcasI The uurrsv. ..
and fls upper Mississippi tr"..
iUi#N were iu t.. Erlu Df ...I
wAsr. accompanied hy I...
snow HrI "iosl which was s,r,uu..
ly hHwUDrIuF 'l1u-poriafiou HHI
communication sv.. ems Ir".r
Ml#.iu. Ir and Mru,sufa v.r.
rHf ur fruW al toloEraphlc .....
mun.eN.on with Chlcaro y.r. ...
day and mcHErc reports U"Hr.
.u over crippled wires iui.. .I
thlt mHus towns were COMP.
t.,'ufsI
At tHo .Hw. tiup new r...rl
fpr o. WINlWum frmperlfur. fH-
Iclrulty % m Chicago WUH cot
who" tho THERMOMETERS SCARED IY
rs degrees uf 30 m. with .HT
cations tEHf DO would go higher lH.
fore niEhtnll
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-22
COMMIT TEE
ON BONUS Gets
NOW HERE
Sharp Conflict Over
Sales Tax Seems
Certain

WASHINGTON. Feb % The
house soldiers bonus tax com
mluoo got nowhere tuduy at l'+
fg.t session 10 discuss ways ana
means of financing tine bonus.
several m, mbars wsra absent ANA
10 finally was decided tD put the
whole question over until later ln
fhv day
Preliminary discussion held be-
hind closed doors was said To-
have Indicated that there would b,
r. lively scrap before "a manufac-
tlrcrs salas tax was reported out
There appeared 60 be little doubt.
however. that the commute"
would recommend that form Of
levy.
Tho first real nght by opponents
Will DO, launched when thc ways
ami means committee consider
thr recommendation. II they lose
tN'r'. opponents say. they Will
center next on the rules H1m-
W.if"r. Chairman Camp bell
wound not discuss in adyauge amy
pos. ihlo action by that committee
hut iu some quarters 10 was -uid
o. Doe extremely doubtful that IA,
committee would report uut amy
rule Tor tho passage of the bonus
lil with "a snlos tnN uftucheI
without providing for separate
vote ON the taN feature
The form of sales levy as pru-
posed now "a the committee would
provide Tor general tax on
manufacturer u" Wholesaler with
exemptions On the case possibly OF
rlur ui the farm products Iro-
puuruts OF "a sales levy said this
was preferable Co a plan definiu.
spnrul. subjects that would bear
thU charge
senator France. republican. OF
Mufyluud, spoke in the sonate toe
.utN in opposition 10 enactment of
soldier bonus leg station af this
unr ana uu.lln,d methods bv
D. ch. be- said. the country mieht
hc able tH nfur meet tho bonus
problems. Among Senator France.
propusils wore
Cancellation of the allied debts
~ cNchau-' iur gran 60 Amer
icu ul thr former G,rmln colo
tlcs and cable. taken uy tho al
lies. rvH UTfuHn ul commerce and
friendly relation. VITA yussiu. no.
ISOLATION ut a treaty for the de.
Nclnpmrn, ot Afrc1's resources
and reduction ot Gsrmnuys rep
aratiuns
s'enntor Franco illustrated his
address with numerous arse maps
hung on The senate wall
Tho Maryland senator said he
offered h.- program because Do.
wHs convinced 10 would hr uu-
wise and dangerous f.r uH o. as.
empt TO put 70 further strain upon
cur financial system hy attempt -
iug 60 pay a. cash bonus of from
thfco Co five billions Of dollars be-
loro aitcmp ing tu find "a solution
tor tine problem OF our agrIcuI-
lural industrial ,oum,r,uI and
financial depression. now I'd cause
tor deep concern.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-22
MINERS NOT
ASKING RAIL
MEN TOSTR|KE
Only Seek Moral Sup
port, Lewis Tells
J. Conference

CHICAGO. Feb. ga OBy the Az
sncinted pressl The United Mine
Workers Of America do not wani
the nations railroad employees Ia
tuin them IN a strike. John t. tow
b.. president of the miners. said to-
day ln uu address opening the con
ference uf leaders ct mine and idll-
way unions.
Mr. Lewis spoke OF what Dc
termed the coming strike of min
crs and said his organization want
.d only the fun moral support oi
the carrier employees.
Leaders OF mine and railroad
labor unions later voted to form
"a protective alliance" through
which tho United Mine Worker of
America would receive the fun
support OF n majority of the ma
ions rallrond employees IN the
miners strike proposed for Artil
l."
Tho alliance az yc. does not call
for sympathetic rail strike.
however.
AFTER Iiscusslon lasting tho
morning. the delegates unamin-
uusly adopted a resolution Go form
protective alliance ana appoint b.
.d committee ot five 10 draw
up the agreement. This commit-
toe will report back To the a.
somhly late today The member,
81 this committee were Assistant
Grand chef Wills OF the Locnmo-
Tive Engineers A itrcmen; Pres
ldcnt Ryan of the Railroad car
men Secretary Kotn % the Rail
way Tclorraphers. Vice President
J aynpscy of the f.ongshorein'h
nuANicc President Murray of the
Previous 10 the appointment 81
| the committee President John J..
\ rwls " the miners IN addressing
" hc delegates told them that the
tmlncrs dil not rNpcct q symph-
liheiIc strike by the railroad mon
Boot d'd want their run moral
upport"
In making known the adoption
IFf tho resolution calling for nn
illsncc MIR Lewis said That
trruifying urogrcaH' had been
tnndo ln the meeting,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-22
+ Ford Agrees to
Notifications in
Shoals Offer
WAsIIINOTON

WASHfNGTON. Fob. ga
Notifications to clear the Intent
Ipf the oncr" made by Henry Ford
iur purchase ana lease of the gov
,rnmcnts properties at Muscle
Shoals. Ala. have been agreed Co
ly the Detroit manufacturer.
The notifications explained toe
|dny by W q. Mayo, chief en-
.inccr for Mr Ford. provide for
Incorporation in the Ford contract
how before congress. Of a definite
guarantee for the production of "a
liked minimum amount of finish
d fertilizers ana clause setting
| Forth fixed capitalization Tor the
operating company to be created
| In the event congress Rccvpts the
|roposal 20 lease the projects 60
FORD for a hundred years.
The military affairs committee,
continuing is hearings at a hrief
cssion today. heard an appeal
FROM the American Farm bureau
fdvrntion. presented through
|Auy silver. for acceptance Of ths
3Al offer
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-22
POPE NAMES FIRST
AMERICAN BISHOP
Patrick Barry Elevated
To St.Augustine
Diocese

ROME. FEB. ga CBy tho Assa-
clat,d prossl Pope Plus today
appointed tho Very Rev. Pairiak
Barry, vicar general Of 81 Angus
tine. Florida. as bishop Of the 81
Augustine diocese.
This Is the first American
bishop to be appointed by tho new
pope,
Pope Plus also announced the
appointment of Monsignor John
J swint of Weston. W. Va, as tho
auxiliary bishop OF the diocese OF
Wheeling. W. Va.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-22
Chief Pilot of Roma Tells of
Crawling Through Fire to Safet,

NpEF.LK. Va Feh. 30 Ma
ior Con Mason ~ Patrick. head
~ The army Bir service. muscle this
statement af tho army base to-day
rugIdur Tho Roma disaster;
"l'rom ho 7os,Imouy have
heard 800 nr % is Indicated that
thc disaster WINS due fo an acci-
dent 90 Ihe controls rnruiatlrg The
attitude of the Roma.
"Tre ship came down. striking
hiEh tension electric wires. which
caused the fire There was no
explosion and nn fire while the
.hip WAS IN the air"
20 have no ldon what caused the
accident said Capt. Walter .
Reed chief pilot of the Inflated
aiu-hip Roma.
n doubt N it viii ever be
known tf course We have our
own theories, but we are not cer-
lain which d. cprrcci.
- have known that there was
trouhle with the control of the
ship and tt was impossible To cor
rect u after q was discovered.
The first lntimation We had
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-22
Sellers and Putney Doomed
For Governor AS Democrats
Gather for Committee Meeting

land there seems to Dr. 80 much
~ friendly and very active back
INK behind their expressions that
] will not say / would decline n
nomination were lt rendered tu me.
Ny business affairs are now In
such shape chat I could SERVE my
party aud the state without serious
saorirco of my personal affairs
md I feel. also. thar pnrfy'= call
to such an uudor'Aklng b. both
an honor ana duty which no
loyal d. uucrnt could wcN refuse.
That j. nay attitude shall pu'
forth no personal effurr FOR tho
nomination. bu. should ] Doc called
upon I am willing 20 serve. !
have Io"n surprised ana greatly
pleased by the vol'tn nHary support
that has been rendered me
when questioned regarding his
becoming candidate for COVER
nor Mr., Putnvy declined to ~Hy
whether he would or would NOT
accept such nomination This
morning Mr. Hutnsy said he would
make statement at 1880 o'clock.
At that time. however. he said h"
would make no statement for
publication at present
AIR putnay this morning how
ever. said he did not believe there
WIS any man who should refuse
amy office. great or small 90 the
public demanded that he serve,
Atwood Room starts.
I"cDs valley men who are iu Al
lUVuoruue 'uduy said There is
strong support In eastern New
McXico, The democratic stronghold
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-22
LOCAL WOMAN'S
GRANDSON ONE
OF ROMA CREW
Reported Today as Ond
OF -Four Survivors
Unhurt

Il was learned today thaS
Lieutenant Byron O. Burt. .one @
the -four survivors 20 the RomaI
dIsa a,e~ who escaped uuhurt. A
the grandson % Mrs II. ". Hurtl
1904 Eust Central avenue. and
nephew of AIRS. n. l.. Barnes a
Alhuguorque. Mr Barnes statcd.
today that the Lieutenant is aboui
80 years ola. ana In the past fcwI
years has had number OF slmiia&
narrow escapes while In the al<
service ot the army.
lie has not been heard from ~
hir relatives here since the acoiI
dent yesterday. but details Of
number of his exploits in the al
service were told by Mr.. Barn.
this morning on September a
1873 he was In the intcrnatlons
balloon race In one Of the ballonI
which was racing over Lax
Michiean. At that time n,
balloon In which he was ridlr
was struck hy storm. droppa
into the lake. and the passenra
were mlrnculousiy saved bv
passing steamer.
In letter describing this acc
dcHt the lieutenant snid. aW
ieti ~ Louis M SIG y. m. aud ha.
bad time from y O'Clock on. Wl
ran into storm center which uat
been predicted. and ID kent us
hrhtug the air currents an nlrht.
sometimes % would shoot a. WAY
up. and ar other times we would
he almost iu tho tree tons"
After they reached Lake Nflehi.
San the letter stated. evervthiur
looked bad. hut the crew of the
balloon determined 90 take any
ehHuCe 90 win the race They
fturt"d across the lake at 900
ie't elevation. making about 80
miles an hour
About Q o'clock the barometer
dropped" the letter said. The
balloon contracted. and we
dropped like "a rock We foli 6 COO
feet in what socmed 90 b., about
throo minutcs"
Nhsn the balloon struck &C. was
partially submerged. and drfftod
uh"ui with the crew standing IN
iHH basket with the water up to
..''A i' 49, hNN" hNNlNnh tNNuu
'' Eo 90 pieces aud the day
uussud before a boat nnany
siehlod Co., 70 arriyeu iu-t in TINS
nut cNcn then. rescue MAS
ilnICult.
Nc were trying to swim now
and ke'p dp until the boat gnu
. turned around which seemed "A
{ ho 'wo years. Another line wal
thrown out which we caught anll
We were hauled on hoard is fhl
( way Tho letter tells OF The. rescue.
Fort served iu the air service a
tlr Fort Bliss station at El pasi
iHr about two wears after She wlrI
During the war hs saw much seg'
NIcr overseas, with the halooi
rrNhNun Curub According "A
reports he was in balloons whloi
We're shot down several trai
! he was awarded the di=tupuI shei
service cross
,hc went down near the arm, has
fire station.
Sssund. that fl,rrc wa- no flrl
on The ship until after the tin ~
gan. ~ n result OF the right-hnni
side ui the ruddcr going infn "a
aiin,i-t vertical position
Third. thai the craft h.caus on,
iinnarcabie ~ she swoois a osej
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-22

fp'aking to "a Herald rcrreaou-
tatiVe over telephone to-day from
Las Vegas whore he b. attend ing
20 husincaH matters Nathan Ialfa
vel known Roswell business man.
SAID he had received an offer from
The directnf- OF fhc Santa i'o hnnN
20 take charge ~ that Institution
conditions surrounding tho raor-
gnnlzatiun % the institution. Ma
JAfta said, would determine bus
decision. which had not boon
reached and which. De- said. De- dli
not etnett fn reach n ruuliu..0u
Immediately Me Iaffa snld hn
was returning tn Roswell THE end
% this week
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-22

NORFOLK Va. Fob % In
vostsnti0r OF .he crash ~ the
eIunf ARMY H.r r.hIt EumH af the
nrwv base Her. yesterday hor1n
today with fHU arrival uf officers
~ Che ARMY 1.r service from
Washington
THE number of dold today re-.
WH.n'i HI &c. 900 uf whom had
been Identified of tho eleven sur
Nirnrs Hf tfa crew and passengers.
rrh were ln 'hc public hospital
ChHrios UworHck OF Dayton o.. q
superintendent NJ aerial couRtruc-
t.ou 90 NcCook field. was In "a
critical condition. hut the others
wnr. expect "a % live.
Army officers who survived the
1I.uefDr declared DO wns caused by
hr cHIiauae of the ciovutIng rud-
IHr Tho Roma was sailing along
smoothly about three hundred fecf
ir the air. they said when fhe
c'erating ruddcr suddenly bucklcd.
throwing tho stern of the craft
upward
The downward progress of the
uirsluu was checked hy shutting
off tho engines. hl' the pilots
w0ra powerless 20 right the craft
ana D. plunged TO the ground
nrnsping through a line of hlah
'cn"on clcc ric wires and landing
on 1 pile of steel rails and wheels
Gauss of Firc.
The survivors smnhnricol ly de-
uinf statements ~ civilians who
saw 'hn accident that fire broke
ont on fre E0w1 before she struck
tho ground The army officers
IL
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-22
Pies and Cakes
Like Mother Made
Hard to Digest

CHICAGO. Fch 90 The
u.cs and cakes "iiFo mother
used % make and the cabbage
she used tu cook cIusyd 81 per
cont of the population 20 suf-
f"r from malnuiritlOn. says
Mira Ida Bailey Allen. % Nsw
York who has written "a cook
book herself. and who address
.i H wuman's club here today
The modern woman can
cook Iot better than the old-
Allen said. "becnufe she hH-
learned that cabbage cooked
ihlry minutes tastes better
and is NOR, nutritious than
when cooked two hours. Ike
our mothers used 90 cook lt'
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-22
several Wounded
In Fresh Outbreak
Today in Belfast

BELFAST. Fob ee-CPy the As
Irlntcd Hressl several persons
ore wounded today In fresh
|nibrehk OF firing on the east
de. said 10 have resulted from
vendetta agains: saloon keepers
Il that section having Sim Fein
|'mpRthies
4 Military guards were stationed
d all the saloons In the York
rect district.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-22
inch on RAIN IN
II.NIItAI NV ~

Is ANSA0 CITY, Feb. AH
inch NJ rain in central knusaH uas
reported hy fhc weather bureau
horH today Rain has fallen n
the TeNH- panhandle and Hs OR
west us Dodge cry. Kan From
southern Kansas cump r,uDrff q
heh winds ana damage to crops
and outluldinua
Many of tho points whrf 10
r1ircd had no npprcclahi, u Ice
Iure FOR from three o. ,llt
mont hs
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-22
ROSWELL nEMOtRNT~
nv ffsIIIs NtNN

ROSWELL. y. NJ. Feb Ell.
y Smyrl Mrs Ewing Lusk and
~ G Gilbert, momhers OF the state
democratic central committee.
lnff hero bis morning ior Alhu-
Guorlue 10 attend a mocting OF
tu. committee tp hr held there
ThurflIy. February %
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-22
TNNrmoINkI sInAl-N

WASliiNGTON Feb. o. The
house approximations COMMUTE. rH.
nortrd out today anpropr.u Hns
hllis carrying an itcm OF g. 600
Tor making q rr-surNoy of r.".# o
cart huunkeH The rp--Ipyry
would Doe made hy the coast aHl
Eoodcflc Forvlcc.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-22
National Movie
Censorship Asked

WAsHfNGTON. Fob. s2.-A bilt
providing FOR estahnshmont OF "a
federal motion picture commlasi,n
w.th censorship powers over all
film7 egierrd m interstate com
igcrce was introduced IN the house
today by Representative Applehy
republican. hcw Jersey.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-22
Mrs. Stillman's
Father Dies at
Richmond, Va.

RICHMOND. Va. Feb. "a
James Brown Potter father of
Mrs. nm Potter stillman Of New
York, died suddenly today at the
home Of Frank Powers. In West
Hampton. a suburb Of Richmond
Mr. Potter came here from New
York last night.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-22
TIE SHORT CUT
TO RESULTS

10 -gHh q prraunai message
through the mails Go iicr-
AID readers IN Alhuouerutu'
would cnst hundreds OF dol
lars.
hut you can Sud u prr-
sonnl message tu every our
tf them through itrraid
Want Ad az a cu-i az just
a fcw Ccnts.
That's why the Herald
ManI Nh - q wonder aurk.
cr. The cost l. hall n e., nj
u word, nnd the Want Al
rraeiic- aud T. rcnd rs rV-
erNhody. u gtrss iutu the
homes Of AlhuQucyque N
TnE EVENING whrn there
u time 10 rcnd with unrc
the littlc sulcs nir~ztuc-
that cosf ~ iittlc aud pro-
dticc 80 much.
we've madr Il cnsy 90 insert
u Want Al In 1hr licraid.
Lust
Telephone 345
aud ash for "a Want Al
takcr.
Want Ads for The SUNDAY
Herald are received M ~
y m. saturday. For Thp
paiis Herald Want Ads
must he IN BY O'clock OF
publication day.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-22
SURVIVORS OF AIRCRAFT
TELL OF ESCAPE THROUGH FIRE;|
DEATH LIST STANDS At S4
Collapse of Elevating
Rudder Is Said to
Have Caused Roma to
Crash to Earth-All
OF Bodies Identified.

WASHINGTON. Fcb. 2s.-Ap-
poiumcnt of "a board headed by
Major Davenport johnson to in
qulrc into the Roma disaster. Wns
announced today by the army air
service. Other membcrs are Mai
ors John u. Jouc,t and Joscph =.
McNarry.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-22

|lplAuun. none maximum Va
|Ocity of wind, miles per hour
Boz pre-, alling direction, south.
4 lructcr ~ the day. cloudy
state Weather.
New Mexico Fnir tonight and
thursday, except snow northeast
portion Thursday, colder to-
fight ana In east portion Thurs
|ay.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-22

with two Albuquerque men be-
lng prom uoutly mentioned ~ can-
dldu.et for tn. goyernorshlp in
the 1879 fall election and with
woll-drVclupcd blooms appearing
for men from other parts of IN"
state. the democratic state cen
raj committee will meet In Al
huuuerquv tomorrow. \ number
II members of the committee are
already "a the city In attendance
upon the Masonic convention
Others are expected on 'onights
trains and lndica ions were that
the mcoting would bring out one
of tn" largest utendances Of
memiers IN r"0rut years
tn" principal business before
the committee. which viii cou-
Vene IN ,hc Chamber ~ Commerce
assembly room at 2.3u tomorrow
~ .cruoon. VIII Doe cunl. Grafton n
he reHlgbutlun uf Arthur S"lig-
mgn. veteran chnirman of the COM
mitteo. whose resignation has been
teuderod If Mr.. scligmnn's rosig-
nation b. accepted hi1 successor
viii Dc chosen hy this meeting
John Morrow. % Ration. was most
prominently mentioned as pos
slble .ucccs=ur 20 Seugman III
mcr y Ncrder whose death at Las
Vegas occurred today. had been
men toned u- 70 possibility. charles
gilbert. of Roswell and J. ID. Nell.
% Ar.cslu. have been mentioned
fDr the chnirmunsh
Iinnqu { 1hur-slny Night.
The HernalIllu county demo-
cratic committee viii hc hosts tu
the members of the sta,. commit
toe at hnnque' Co bo given toe
morrow nirht In the TAT room at
ihe Alyarado. Eighty plates had
been reserved up ,o today, NOM
lcrH ~ the comwi'tce said. q. y.
Marion OF Albuquerque. viii pre-
slds as roustmnster The seiec-
ton ~ speakers has been left to
The toas master n was cNpocted
that The program Of responses
would hc lengthy.
GulTrnnturial Possibilities
The Albuquerque men being
bee 'mcd hy their friends for mo
democratic nomination Tor gov
.rn1r are o. X ". Sellers and r.
y i'utr~y Colonel Sellers said
today tnut H. had entertained no
thought ~ becoming a candidate
tud WIS IN no why u candidate
fur 'hc nomination.
$50 many ~ my friends have
talked tp mo about the mat. tT,
however" Colonel SELLERS said
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-22

m ,i'1 G o, cs-.,s We're unlimited by uqarquc boys s
seventh eighth grades
@ nr%m "c"fsc Washington -ny whirh clo-si
mani Herald has of
l9r The Grade and one Tor high ~no students otars
results oi and
the > %
Sundays big
nhciNcttb to-day thu Judges. a.
tnNertty of MrNCDs MIcsii Dean ,irY cot
Arts L. IA 4 Of
the Iniycrsiy; IIuhhci IhD. ur,-t
English. The decision tlcc Judges h. flnsI
iuircs Of and pupils VIA in the
contest wiz
shols In The sunday G"rald Zach SUNDAY I
pnruchinI schools.
IL Is ut the whl conhne
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-22
HERRlCK TELLS
OF u. s. POLICY
Unchanged Since Days OF
Washington, Says
Ambassador

PARIS. Feb O. Ciy the As
-oc'uted Prrss) a M bassR 4 r
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-22

HI q b st
{ e. m y a . a.
turt 6hf low
est tefnpcra-
turc so. daily
range temp r.
nturc, IS.
mean daily
{ e VA q e Z "a
turc as rel
ntiVe humid
idity q pm.
20s relative
humidity 9
n m Gli pT, .
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-22

-lc went down near thc arm, has
fire station
SsFund. that fi,rrp waS no grl
on the ship until after ths. tir bsl
gan ~ n result of the right-hnnd
sue oi the ruddcr going into "A
almu-t vertical position.
Third. thai the craft h.eausr u,l
ninnarcnhie ~ she sVoufs "a sseI
VI" base -t'rNnfton. narruss
foontinutN on pas, twsl
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-22

THTNK Would you pay 20. cents
AAA NAN to get exactly the job
you want9 Would you pay 25-cents to
get exactly the employee You wantf A
HERALD WANT AID can produce either
At the price.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-22

MOMy is the time TO register for
ANOV Herald Free Travel nc
cident insurance 1t will not help you
TO regret that you have overlooked 1t
after the accident hes happened