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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-23
Livestock

DENVER. Feb 23-Cattle re-
r"infs i000 strong Beef steers
81. hamTaa. COWS and hcifors
~ oOm q GO. calves 50 90 - 90.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-23
MONEY TO LOAN
POULTRY N EGGS

FOR hALE-Biark i5inorcA ergs. 81 IS
a setting ~ Do per ZOO. Pred kakts
phone 2toa -
NANrkD-1wo or three setting hens
Must be reasonable 1875 North Elghth
u Phone issgM
EGGS for Matching from fine ,,oek
Rhode Island Reds. ~ 20 per scttiug
Phsne mornings, 1880
FOR sALE- hun Orpingtnn eggs for
hsichins also Bnn ooekerel winner
q frtt and special priacs To- Albuquerque
Poultry show fhous i7lO-W.
TWESTT-NlNE vsars on ne ,-m- sm
ranch. = G. Whit Lsrhom chicks
$40 90 per hundred Twenty five years
experience with incabstors Nntt Poul
Try fsnh p. b. nos ioT Phone low
RID POULTRY YARns blue ribbon
w%innfrs. cess for haiehine FROM sir
teen grand nrhs beat winter lAyeri
; c " ! Rsas rs Tor 81 SO. 81 ~.
~ HAIRED Roctt, 70 Tor ~ - -
anb tn fac hro.dius .caekergis irh
Vim Rietg fi1-t1g Wosi Atiauuc
Prone taSIM
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-23

pH SALE-A barErin IN q nicelY fur
nizhed private home 8 rooms and bath.
|rre shady yard. vines aud roses chicken
NJ. garage close Ia 90 n Third u. a.
locks from Central soc owner At a01
birth Third. room ~
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-23
MISCELLANEOUS

WASrfp-Y Your .'rins rlg rcaatHi We
zee tHcsn ,sf1cf and fhru was thor
r" sil' NstHins n auerIHlfN rhHlr
i..i w .n ara az Ccsuor.
..,ttOlt .ubRh FINISHING II b.
hotter Netnfu postage naid nr mail
a-iars The uafuum S'ga.o. 2ig4 "
Central Albuquerque. \ Mics
MANTED-Care;ul KODIAK finishing ~
mHttcr photographer tviee daily ser
vice Remember, Subtraction Euafan.
teed sind YOUR finishing 20 a reliable
'sh'sh"d firm Hanna & Hama
Master rhotoyraubara
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-23
AGENT

WANTED AGENTS. AND ptSTRiur.
Tors FOR ON q the host automobile
aeeessories Ire, has yet been offered ths
Public This - not O Fas srNer Bot 70
IA o money saver To men thH' VIII
WORK The manufacturer viii give exclusive
contrnct covering a period ~ years I
am tho manuslcturfs ~ asa . ndyHr
fis" and ] guarantee zach AND every ar.
tisle o. give fatis faction ~ money aili
b. refunded on demand want = o..
hahlc man Tor this aud other TERRITORY
rnd counties that arr ruw onen Ask
Tor Mr. Weston a. Hotel Combs
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-23
FOR sALE-MIsoellnneous

TRY Boddys milk sausfaction guaran'
tted Phone 2tiaHA
fuR sALE-Blae serge aud iheo inc
sampie dresses Ladies' and misses
sizes. s5 One velvet drrss. si6. SD
NORTH Fourth. Cali after sunday
USED Chslmors aud sndcbAker parts
1iilmah aud Hnshor General Auto Re
pairing Az W. Copper ave. Phone
gfl+W
FOR sALE PIN player piano; very
cheap Phone 2b0
FOR SALE-Pure whole miii with All the
cream delivered 90 you a. n Gomez from
tho ruus hick's Dairy. phone $50
FOR SAIL -Frnns Premier Vacuum
tieaner with % foot extension pfac
ideally new Price reasonable Phone
BtsJ
FOR sAtE- Rugby bicycle hrsi class
condition $40. ii0o s High 81.
Pho, 1909
FuR sALE Exceptional bafaaiua IL
used tries. JtxA and a0s8h Also
several spa,iiehis slightly used Prices
very reasonable. Mcintosh Auto Co
81 " Copper Ave
FOR SAi.t ttcrhlaoainr roses los
Angeles. suuburrt Radiance. J J. Noes
aud the rest o. the good nars prhllHs.
sadi0ins. cannas. ofr Tor spring delivery.
b Z Bloom. Phone 2tr7J T. ..
Box N4I
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-23
Classified
Advertising Rate Gard

EFFECTIVE FEBRUARY 10. 1879.
Hall rent a word each insertion.
Standing classified. 10 cents a word
per month.
Classified Display. 30 cents an inch
first insrr.icn. 20 cents an inch rach
consecutive Insertion 81 Is an inch per
month, COPY change permitted daily
business aud professional cards. 80 IS
an Inch per month. Half inch. t3.bQ,
Classified ads Tor The Evening Herald
must BE- In the Herald office before ? pm
OF publication day desired Classified
ads FOR The sunday Herald received IN
I'll 7 pm. each Saturday.
No ad run for an Indefinite Period can
be- discontinuod later than ~ O'Clock
noon
Display classified forms close At 1890
day ~ publication.
tn. AeFnld win he responsible for only
ene Incorrect Insertion.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-23

made and repaired.
shrigcr's Radiator shop 2iA n FOURTH.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-23

CLEANING keisumine and paprr. waving
ncors. Work guaranteed John
0uofson. Phone 1atg,
ACCORDION pLrATfNG-skirt and
rufnes " all kinds. n Crane, 2ii
n seventh STREET Phone lia
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-23

AVE MONTY 90 used parts aud &C
cess0riss. batteries and tires. Parts
|hr REQ four. Chevrolet 400, Studchsker.
|hAlmers. Maxwell and Overland eighty.
fclntofh Auto cn, al ", Copper
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-23

ITIIINII T0T 81. I1IIiU0F
slightly stronger. receipts Is cars
total Y. : shipments t2I 1.-TWO
dnysls Colorado Sucked brown
beauties mostly e5u ewi. Wlscon
sin sacked round whites $500
2 90 W Minnc-nta uckod round
whites Sl.ton So cwt. Minnesota
sacked rcd rivers S205 CIV. Idaho
sacked russets So 35mg45 "
KANSAS CITY. Fob ga Erls
. cent higher. rrsiA 28 butter
ana poultry unchanged.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-23
ROOMS WITH POARp

fuk KkN1-kcpm and beard All ute
beds. si2 South broadway Ars.
Audra Dowcli Phone lp7i.W
FURNACE MATED dressing ROAM, With
Flafsed "a sleeping porch suitable for
married couple At 1901 East Central ave
RESERVATIONS may now be had Al
81. JOnN'S sANArOkfuM tkpiscc
pail. Rates siT SO 20 f2b 90 per
week. 1nclndes private room with
a~iespinr porch. connected 20 bath sud
toilet Medical care. medicines. general
naning sEzeelicnt meals, tray service.
No eatraa. An rooms have steam heat,
rot and 'old running shter Rev. W
~ zierier. Superintendent
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-23
ANTED-Rous
Miscellaneous

list your vacant houses with ~ ",
pos " 0eld
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-23
FOR Houses
FOR RENT

FOK REM Store room. North Third 81
opposite Herald Office
FOR RENT-ofhoo space. us south
Fourth. opposite posioifiee. Phone
TIgsI.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-23
wANTED-Fcmaie Help

wANrkn--A girl Tor general hnusev usF
hrst b. reliable. Good pay. Arpiy
snF " Gold.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-23

Buy aoniimated trees from tho
Ihuquorque Nurseries, Get cat
|og. Boa ais. Albuquerque, \. n.
EPEWRITRRs-M mates SIS and
|up Is 90 per moth. Albuquerque
pewriief Exchange, l2s south Fourth
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-23

HARVEY AUTO sfRINGs Tor all care
s~usrsn,sed j. korber a Co Albu'
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-23
FOR sALE-Automobiles

fOR SAIE-k a. buick touring Ear
4 first class condition. Bond Dillon
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-15
OAKLAND MOTORS
WON'T PUMP OIL
Is, 900 Mile Guarantee on
This Line; Bates Push
ing EXides Too

Tho Oakland Automobile COM
pany's 15,0OO-mile guarantee against
~ engine pumping oil has been a
Loon to the happiness Of Sam Bates.
local Oakland distributor.
Any man who ever has owned an
automobile that pumped oil win con-
slider mighty seriously a guarantee
assuring him protection against this
Inconvenience, Mr.. Bates pointed
out. Tho volume of Oakland sales
has been on the rise, and the Tulsa
distributor is very well satisfied with
the outlook FOR this years business.
The Oakland will he well repre-
sented at the auto show.
Mir. Bates also Is the Tulsa dis
tributor of the EXide battery which
he will show with pride at the auto
exposition. He has built up a won
derful EXide business here. exploit
ing the merits of the battery with u
large loca, advertising camraisn
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-15
HAVE THE TARDY HABIT


WASHINGTON, Jan. -. -- 1t
takes more than Texas cowpunch-
or-lawyer to reform the habits OF Il
committee of the United States
senate.
So Judge S. II. Cowan. brmer
cattlcman, now lawyer OF Fort
worth, Texas. found when he ap-
peared before the senate Interstate
commerce commission to argue a
case on railroad ratCs
when Judge Cowan appeared
with two armfuls of documents he
found two senators present out Of
about twelve who should have
been. Two wasn't committee to
the Texan.
what I've got TO say is too i'm
portant to tell to just two senators
II want the whole committee pres
cnt." he announced.
So n second meeting was set for
Q o'clock the next morning and all
members were notified to come and
hear him.
Came . o'clock next day-like-
wise the Fort Worth Judge with two
armfuls OF documents.
In the chair Judge Cowan found
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-15
Airplanes Employed
To EXterminate Pests
That Infest Orchards

DAYTON. OhiO--At the instan OF
entomologists at the Ohio Agricul-
turai Experiment Station. Wooster,
an airplane was used to dust ca
talpa grove OF $4,000 trees, which
was being destroyed by caterpillars,
and the experiment was such a sue
cess that a new commercial field for
aviators OF great possibility may be
developed.
The Initial experiment was con-
Quoted on the farm OF Harry B. Car
yer. near Dayton, and an airplane
from McCook Field was used for the
purpose. Carver's trees had been at
tackled twice before by worms and
was undergoing a third attack,
which q was feared would wipe ont
the entire grove. lie Informed the
state experts and asked for imme-
diate help.
An army pilot was detailed 70 take
q plane TO the Carver farm, where 4
homemade hopper. similar to a
flour SITTER was built and attached
to the fuselage Of the airplane. The
hopper was then loaded with one
hundred pounds Of arsenate of lead
and the battle Of worms began.
The pilot took off and, choosing
the windward side of the grove
scared back and forth, while his
observer operated the hopper. The
speed Of the plane created stronl
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-15

Senator Cummins of Iowa, who Is
perhaps the most faithful member
Of the senate In attending anything
he is supposed to attend. But he
was the only senator present.
II was IS minutes before Sena-
tor Fernald OF Maine, took his seat
to the right of the chairman.
Reckon . a. m. ia too early in
the morning for senator's" re-
marked Judge Cowan.
"No--just habit" replied Senator
Fcrnald. "If you put it a 10 o'clock
they'd come struggling in here at
1880" ~
by 1890 Senator Watson of In
diana had taken his seat alongside
the. waiting committee witntss
Then Senator LrEollette OF Wiscon
sin bristled In, fun of apologies.
y Reckon | might as well begin.
announced the Texan. mo use try
ing to reform you senator's"
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-15

wind current, which carried th. r.l
sonous powder to the rear OF fbs
machine in vcritablc cloud.
The powder thus released ,y,s
sprayed over the grove and s.I...J
on the leaves Of the trees. na.. .,.
forth went the machine. hnHn, r.
intervals to recharge tho naU.s'
This process continued uuH .y
hundred pounds of the poison LA
been distributed over tho ts,..
Experts were surprised IL. ..t
that the pests had been ,rIu....f,l
with the first treatment. Tho f.oes
which had already been almost o,
tirely defoliatcd. were found O.. n.
IN thriving condition, and bodies a,
millions of dead worms Uttered fhs
ground, which 1t was said u,Yid
prove beneficial to the tree. I..
cause of the elements of Zen. .Izsr
which naturally followed d,c.Hpo.
sition.
Two months later another Inspoc.
ton was made at the grove. and
this served merely to confirm ibs
first belief OF the cntomolg.sfs
The grove contained six tuugsaua
Trees, and the fact that caul tre
was thoroughly busted convinced ~
experts that this method is lut'ic5'
BILE to not only orchards, Ilt In
growing crops which may De
threatened with destruction ue i'm.
sccts Of 0ny character.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-15
Queer Custom Noted in Landru Trial

advances 10 &e bar. There is no
Bible I'm evidence.
Tell your own story" continues
the judge, and the witness go,. ON
to relate how he or she met Laudru
I'm the company Of Madame Cuohct.
Guillin or Heon during the year 1916.
Didn't you swear that Madame
So and SO told you that she WAS 10
he mic~ried to Landru. whom you ape
peared before the investigating mag.
istrate?" asks the Judge.
rs he the prosecuting Attorney
inquired a South Boston man a.,
Judge Gilbert was betating LANDAU
for seven previous cuusictiOus for
swindllng, forgery and other crimes.
No stenographer was present iu the
court and no notes were taken On
Shorthand of the various testimonies
heard, so that tho question of inter.
probation of testimony was left 10
the good or bad memory OF the pros
ecution and defense.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-15
Ry HASCOM n. TiNMONS.
Worlds WnHhingtDu Correspondent


NAsHiNGTON How many com .
petitots have you in your line "f
business
Generals Of armies sacrifice
scouts ju1t 10 tind out how strong
she opposing lines may be- iirr"r
chance 90 got your own IniuiIuur
tiou by just reading onward.
Of paid workers lu oklahoma
6sG.S?1 are males uud gi,G1S are
females. according to the meet rr-
cent Juggling OF statistics for 1870
by The bureau Of census, for thu
sooner state. made public recently.
Of the males l9L325 or J3.l per
cent are farmers ana pO.5li, or
15.I per cent were farm lDhorcrs .
either working uut ur ON Oh" nome
farm.
~ Women 1cnm-tcf-.
And. ne adlcs. hlcaH ."m' Those
Kansas Amazon have nothing On
nt least u bakers dozen oklahoma
women. for IA. census bureau says
thn' 70 oklahoma women are team
HtcIF
NIsu horo leu up. ~ your londI1dy
gtts hard bottled about that delayed
payment. mft toll her that there
are 2.2SB other iundladicr lu Okla
homa II the telephone operator
speaks hurshly remind hor thcrc
are 33Oi other lady telephone
opera ora iu Oklahoma who would
be tpkicd tp death TO speak to you
with u smile.
II tho Judge says. "Arc you up
before me again 7' tell him no
needn't be 20 proud of the fact
there ARE 2.Si6 other Judges Jus
tices and LEGAL EXPERTS To say moth
ing Of rs judicial ladies' In Okla
homa, who could have taken his
place on your second call
Another Interesting fact is that
there are more than 5000 BARRIERS,
huirdrcsscrs and manicuriHts In
Oklahoma. tArm yourself with
these figures Tor use when the tal@-
otivc barber starts TO chHttorinRD
But now Tor the sad note. The
mortality rate among real estate
men In oklahoma has been heavy
during the last 10 years. There arc
now only 3,397 men In the real cs-
tate business In oklahoma as COM
pared with 4,A3p 10 years ago.
There were. however. In 1920 l31
women In the real estate business
a. compared with tO2 In 1910.
The number Of farmers represent
an increase OF "a per cent as COM
pared with 1921 In 1910, but The
farm laborcrs showed u decrease
of 2ss per cent from i2G.0Gt In
1910. Tho number OF females gain
fully occupied In 1920 included
6,9S5 farmers, ~ compared with
sass In 1910, and i5,b00 farm la
borers. az against 2b.2t7 In 1910.
The decrease In the number OF farm
laborers OF both sexes was due In
large part to the change In the con-
sus date from April 'l5 In 1910, to
January /, in 1870.
The remaining occupational
classes for each Of which at least
$500 persons OF both sexes were re-
ported In 1920, stated In the order
OF their numerical Importance, are
az follows; Retail dealers, 2i.O7g
males and $40 females; oil and ga'
we'll operatives, 1917 males anc
Zoe females: salesmon and sales
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-15

VERSAILLLES.L Americans who
attended the Landru trial, and they
were many, could not refrain from
commenting upon the radical differ
ence between the French law of evil
dence and manner of conducting a
trial for murder and the American
courts.
Returning to Paris after a partic-
ularly stormy sitting OF the court
an American resident Of the French
capital notice a stout man alighting
at Meudon, in deep conversation with
"A woman.
why, there>goes one of the ju-
rors!" he exclaimed.
Jurors i'm France are not escorted
by uniformed policemen and every
night they return to their homes in
complete freedom. having taken the
oath mot TO discuss the case with
any one" They are chosen with
more rapidity than either In America
or England.
The prosecution and the defense
have 12 peremptory challenges each
and no more. Thus 80 names chos-
en- from the electoral list of the de-
partment are thrown into a hat and
IL are picked out. Should the pros
ecution and the defense both choose
to exercise their prerogative OF
challenging l2 jurors. tt<re always
remains enough names In ~ hat 10
swear in a jury. The Landrn jury
was chosen in 10 minutes. Nc~see
the prosecution nor the defense chak
lenged a single juror.
You swear to testify without ha
tired or fear. to tell the whole truth
and nothing but the truth; raise your
right hand and say: L swear it, says
the Judge to the witness as the latter
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-15
what Every One THINKS.

A number of young people were
discussing private theatricals when
a young man remarked that he
never enjoyed participating in such
entertainments.
II always think that I am max
ing such fool OF myself" he con-
cluded.
"Oh. everybody thinks that" said
one OF the girls. by way of encour-
a Agpmpnt.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-15
No Room for Question.

~ our husband plays CaIus q
great DEAL
~ es," said young Mrs. Torkius.
"Is he n breadwinner?"
He was last night. They used
crackers and ginger snaps for poE-
er chips'N
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-15
PrrCoCiouS Youth.

Say, pa" Harry demanded
what part OF the body is tine yo.
cabulary?"
"Why. Harry?"
"Oh, teacher said Bill Smith had
large vocabulary for his age
Ladies' Home journal.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-15
Reluctant Testimony.

These traffic cases are anndy-
ing"
How go. grille"
"Our car was rather crowded.
had TO GO into court ana testify that
I was seated ON u gcutlcman's lap
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-15
13 Women in Oklahoma
Engaged as Teamsters,
Census Report Reveals

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The Chilkat post., 1922-08-11
THE "cH1LKAT POST" GROWS i:

1t may be of int crest to know that the circu1ati of "Ihe Chilkat Post" is now IFS copies Several subscribers-to the num- of about 25from IF" Company have had their placed lists during the week but re still willing to obtain few If you want to receive weekly journal that you inf the Chaplain Pfc Mcleod Pvt Maxwell Cpl Jones of "E" Co. Jones' the QM. or Pvt Chamberlain IF" Co., and we' II do the rest,
 Rates 3 months. ..$.5o 6 months. ..$ loo
The Chilkat post., 1922-08-11
IG AND GOING ALONG OFFICERS LINE:

 WI nave been has
  CaptsBan  contao packing 
   a 
   Church 18th 1929  a Churc 
 
   At ,Haines
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The Chilkat post., 1922-08-11
MOVING PICTURE PROGRAM:

Fri day, Aug. IL tn: "The Mhir1 1wind" (serial) Internati ona1 News. Tal2o:e Reia, in
 The Love Special. Monday Aug lAth: Selznick News. Paramount Magazine. "Ihe Faith Healer" Wednes day Aug 18th: Selznick News. "Bills' Wife,. Florence Vidor, in
 The Family Honor"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-10-08

1t is little wonder that members
of the Mishawaka fire department
are popular among the fair voters
OF the town. and it isn't necessary
TO go hunting around for reason Of
this Obsession. The boys of the
fire brigade can cook with a capital
O.. Chicken is their piece de re-
sistence. and such chickenl Their
capabili les in this direction were
again demonstrated TO the kings
taste yesterday at a recherche ban
quet served in the Central fire sta
tion 20 members Of the visiting Gary
fire team. city officials and a few
other guests. The tables were piled
with heavily laden platters OF chick
en-. pumpkin pie. and all the side
dishes that so towards making such
a regal meal as is served usually at
ThanksEiving or Christmas
Chef kindly and Fred Bultinck
not only did the cooking but also
earned distinction as waterfalls
tinCtiOn enough TO warrant their in
duction into the mysteries of the
walters union, No. 40. without run
ming any risk Of blackbal OF
course other members OF the depart
ment lent their assistance to the
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-10-08

occasion, but tips being taboo no
jealousies were engendered.
It was a real banquet, minus the
usual plethora of meaningless sent
ment for which Providence is
thanked. Judge John Raab and May
or Dodge each made a few graceful
remarks, which were responded 70 in
behalf of the visitors by Chief Grant
of the Gary aggregation
Chief Christian and his assistant
''Bin" Roggeman occupied seats Of
honor at the guest table Among
those present were City Atty. Chas.
w. Bingham. Charles Roy OF the
board OF works and safety depart
ment. w. z. Wallach of The News
Times. George Butt Of the Wooden
Co. fire department, julius Bennett
and a few others.
Lieut. Grand and Capt. Cline OF
Gary each contributed vocal selec-
tions which were rapturousuly APP
plauded
The Mishawaka band under the
leadership Of Alphonse Heyde played
the teams TO the assembly hall of
the Mishawaka Wooden Mfg Co.
where the game was played on ac-
count of the rain
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-10-08
Badly Burkhart Starts
Reporters on Saturday
Tasks With Real Thrill

''She weighs eight pounds and @
half"
"Who2"
This is Badly Burkhart"
"Weu, what OF it,"
My daughter"
"Your-what2"
SAY brother a daughter arrived
NJ our house this morning
In brief. such was the phone CON
versatIon that started The News
Times editorial staff on its Saturday
morning work. AIr. and Mrs. A r
Burkart of Harter Heights announce
the birth of a daughter. Saturday
Nov. Z.
Asked what Tar Baby thought oi
1T. ar Burkhart replied. Hell, j
haven't seen him i'm three days.
think I left him tied to the radiator
out in the garage"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-10-08
Prof. Haydn Queens VIII
GiUe Piano Recital Here

Prof Haydn Owens. of Chicago,
viii give a piano recital Tuesday
evening at the public library audi
forum under the auspices OF the
music department OF the Mishawaka
WOman's club All members will
be admitted free while a small fee
Will be charged TO non-club mem
bers.
The program will be as follows:
ca "TOcatta," Massenett; CD Ca
botte." Albert; Second ca Noe
torno.' Griege, OBJ "Bauade,"
Brahms, Co Rhapsody" Brahmsi
third. "Nocturne in B major,
Chopin, CD "Etude in c sharp
minor" Chopin; (c) 'Fantasie I'm
proptu." Chopin; fourth ca
"Danse Negro" Stocki OBJ "Shad-
ow Dance. Mcdowell: Co Con
cert Etude." Mcdowell; NTH. (a)
"Ldebestraum," Lsfit, OBJ "LaChase
Taganinni," List. Co Hungarian
Rhapsodie," List