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The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-06-04
BESSEMER


 Bessemer. June Special. )-The annual York Rite reunion will be held in Bessemer beginning Thurs day at o'clock. continuing through Friday.
 The committee in charge of ar- rangements for the reunion will be Henry c. oziey, chairman; Thomas J. Jones, Tabor Lathem, Lennie Y. Lipscomb, John E. Golden. Milton F. baird, J. M Wood and Henry N. Sharpe.
 same Stein Council No. 17s R. and ;. M, and Marvel City Commandery No. 35 K. T., will not do any work during the reunion but will confer Cryptic degrees, Orders of Red Cross. Knights of Malta, and Order of the Temple at a later date, and those desiring to take these degrees will give the recorders their petitions at the reunion.
 Teams from Bessemer Lodge No : 45S and Jefferson Valley Lodge No. fs5 will confer degrees during the reunion. The Master Mason lecture will be delivered by George A. Beauchamp, grand secretary, Thurs day evening and the reunion will close with a banquet Friday evening with Henry NJ Sharpe. master of eere- monies.
 John Franklin Vaughn
 John Franklin Vaughn, age 65 years. died yesterday morning at his residence. 161S Twelfth avenue, at , o'clock. Funeral services will be held from the home Sunday after O.q g-f. N 2 Stansell. assisted by Rev. ". P. Price, officiating Interment will take place at Elmwood cemetery with Huey and Mcconnell In charge. co Active pallbearers: W. T. Loveless, IT. A. Glosson, G. P. Langford, 4. B. Stringfellow, T. NJ. Wilson, and C. X. Brown. The deceased is survived by widow and two sons, B. F Vaughn and G. R. Vaughn, and by one sister and one brother in At lanta.
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Speak On Jefferson Davis

Jefferson davis memory will be honored by the Bessemer chapter United Daughters of the Confederacy. Tuesday afternoon when at the regu- lar meeting at the home of Mrs. w T. Wilson, an address on the great Confederate leader by Mrs. E. L. Huey. state president of the U. D.NC. will be the principal feature of the program.
 Mrs. Annie Glenn Crowe will con tribute a piano number. The Con federate Gray March," composed by Mellon Wood and adopted recently by the U. D. c. organization as the of ficial march. The singing of the song Alabama" by the chapter will conclude the program.
 The annual election of officers will constitute the business hour.
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Mrs. Bailey Hostess

Mrs. s. l.. Bailey was hostess to the members of the Matrons' club and a number of other friends at her home on Berkeley avenue Friday afternoon Dahlias, sweet peas, roses and other garden flowers in gorgeous variety of color were used in the decoration of the living rooms where the games of Forty-tw two were played. A, de- licious plate luncheon was served after the games, followed by an ice course with cakes. Dainty hand made handlSerchiefs were presented as souvenirs to each guest. Those who enjoyed this pretty hospitality were: Mrs. F. l.. Read. Mrs. E. K. Miller. Mrs. Joseph Kaltenbach, Mrs. E. N. McNeil. Mrs. Howard McEniry. Mrs Lee Moody, Mrs. Dan c. Davis, Mrs F. P. Lacey, Mrs. Mac Clay. Mrs. T. c. Mcdonald. Mrs. ". H. Dennis. Mrs. W. P. Golson, Mrs. Shirk. Mrs. W. E. Cunningham, Mrs, Eugene Hunnycutt, Mrs. George Rutledge, Mrs. V. II. Ragsdale. Mrs. T. c. John ston, Mrs. c. B. Hollingsworth, Mrs. D. R. Ray. Mrs. Clarence Abbott. Mrs. John C. Perry. Mrs. J. A. Snyder, Mrs. L. l.. Vann, Mrs. Frank Lloyd, Mrs. H. L. Rains. Mrs. c. A. Harris, Mrs. George Waller. Mrs. B. Harris. Mrs. James Trotter. Mrs. Kittrell Trotter and Miss Rachel Ragsdale.
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| In IS years Luther Burbank pro- duced a perfect ear of corn through
 culture of teosinte, q wild grass
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Mir and Mrs. Lee Moody left Sat- urday afternoon with party of Bir- mingham, friends. who will be the guests of Mir. and Mrs. Richard Mas sey on their yacht for trip down the Warrior river.
 Miss Carolyn Moore is i'll with typhoid fever at her home.
 Mrs. J. F. Tyler and daughter. Lu- cile, are in Maplesviile where they are the guests of Mrs. Ellis parents.
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for Boyd. Cook & warlIck, who will open machine shop. and automobile service station and a welding shop.
 Bridge Party
 The Woodward Golf and Country club was the scene of a large bridge party Saturday afternoon, with Mrs. J. T. McCellum hostess. The clup rooms were unusually attractive with a profusion of roses, nastuc- tiums and sweet peas in a variety of bright and gorgeous oolors and ferns used in the decorations.
 There were 10 tables of bridge and the first prize hand painted tray was awarded to Mrs. J. A. Snider and the second prize, a fan fell to Mrs. T. J. Cunniff.
 Delightful refreshments were ser we'd after the games to the guests who included 40 members and other guests.
Evening star., 1922-09-01

Copyright BY keystone view.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-27
TO TIE UP
MANY MICHIGAN
LINES A WEEK
Layer of Ice Crusts
Drifts After 3-Day
Storm

DETROIT. Fob. 27-wire and
rail communication with the dis
trlct affected by last weeks ice
and snow storm today was being
gradually restored by heroic ef-
forts Of repair gangs and huge
snow piows working day and night
However. a cold wave was predict
ed for tonight.
Word from Traverse City snid
scventy-tw,t hours OF sieet and
rain that followed the snow storm
OF early last week placed "a layer
OF r. two inches thick on top Of
the snow. Al least n week viii be
required 10 reopen many railroad
lines.
Nour Boyno city. men were sent
across country on skis to obtain
fuel for tructol which will be- us-
cd 10 pun through supplca OF meat
and horse feed
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3 MORE BROKERAGE
FIRMS FAIL IHz9=".
NEW YORK CITY
Suspensions An
nounced on CONSOLE r
dated Exchange =,

NEW YORK. Feb. 27.-The
Consolidated stock Exchange a
day announced the suspenslch o.
Mosher a Wallace, brokers sus-
pension OF Tkos a. cowley. OF tho
firm % Thomas ~ cowiey 4 Co,
also was announced
An involuntary petition In bQnks
ruptcy was later filed In the fed
crnl court against Mosher a War
lace on petition OF n creditor
with a claim OF fslt, LIABILITIES,
were estimated Of n75,O0o. Whilf'
TIE assets were not listed. 81
Another Involuntary petition an
bankruptcy was filed aFainu CAM
hlc a Yates. stock brokers. No CO.
Inmates were made OF their Iha-
Utilities and y Three creditors
presented claims ~ $3.50.
The number % We'll street hrakv
houses which have crashed
last November advanced. to-
ward the 90 mark today. 10
Suspension % the hrokesagq
firm Of SIN pwry a Falkland was
from the rOstrum IN
the Consolidated stock Exchange
shortly before noon.
A shor1 time after the suaren-
sion % Thomas II cowley a. Co.
announced from the Consott.
Stock Exchange rostrum An
Involuntary peuuon agnins' that
firm was filed In the federal cotirr
by three creditors. with claims ap-
e'~- sNnn liabilities Wero
estimated at 400. 900 and assets at
900 kari y BARNES vas APP
pointed receiver under tl5, 600
bond. ~
Federal Judge Learned Hand
appointed Louis Wehi receiver mn
der ho1d 81 $780, 900 Tor Mdsher
4 Wallace He also named John
J.. Little a. receiver under 81 0ot
bond FOR the firm OF Heitz 4 SUI
Ivan against which IN involun-
tary bankruptcy petition was me4
lnst WOOL -Ll-MI
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MONEY TO LoAN
Experts Prepare
For Conference at
Genoa April 10

PARIS Feb e7.-premier poin-
are and Prime Minister Lloyd
ieorge. OF Grrat nritain. probably
VIII defer further conversations
rggarding pending questions until
liter The Genoa conference. IL was
aid Ia official circles today
The cxprr'a preparing for tho
1enca conference are continuing
heir work on the theory that the
difference Will be hold on APRIL
TO, as suggested By the French and
kritteh prcmiors at their meeting
"a honioyne on saturday one
IMPORTANT question which semains
20 be settled and which apparently
vas not discussed az Bouiornc ~
Tic question ~ the participation OF
Tire little entente experts In the
London preliminary conference
TINS Czecho Slavs. Serbs and the
Ntumhnians desire the same treat
ment In this respect Rs thc other
uOwerr
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You may buy sharcs In Mefu Leon
Oal Trust much cheaper now ,han
thirty days later. ana % few shares
VIII be- worth many times more
than the sum invested True.
Thorn D. an element Of chance ~
his on anything you may dol but
the chances against you are reduced
To She minimum In this. aH "" have
no sainrltd officers. no promotion
stock. the checks are made payable
tu tbr hank and the fuudH must
b. spent FOR drilling Think Of
this you have never heard u an
orgun!gafiou before that positively
guaranteed you - fair deal ana that
hnd mo- promotion stock aud no sail
ariri officers Buy q few shares
today Two wells drilling in "a
shallow aund We should finish
one well In sixty days or less time
shares advance al noon March !
to fh.rty-nvo tabD dollars You
will never regret buying now call
OF write p. g. Powell, agent. Mesa
Icon ell Trust. III South Fourth
- Albuquerque. New Mexico
Homo office. East Vaughn.
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ROOMS WITH RoARp

sEWLY FURNISHED steam heated room
humr cooking tao gentlemen preferred
uu sick s2l North Fourth street.
fOk RIM room and hoard; all new
beds Afa south broadway Mrs
ighra Dowell Phone 1871 W
FURNACE HEATED dressing roam. With
glassed IN sleeping porch suitable for
carried couple ~ 1907 East Central ave
RESERVATIONS may now be had a.
81 JOINS SANATOHtuM tkpiseo.
pail. Rates $3.50 to cas- 90 per
week Includes private room With
sleepinr porch. connected 20 hath and
toilet. Medical care. medicines, ger sral
aursinR Excellent meals, tray serves.
No ssiras. Al rooms have steam heat.
hot and cold running waier. Rev. W
" 2ieflor. Superintendent
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SITUATIONS WANTED

WE'LL educated, capable and healthy
Young man. DESTROYS 81 Locating here.
seeks position L. accustomed g. meeting
and deaiiug with zen Of Rig business.
Finest references Address Experienced {"
care Herald.
COLLEGE GRADUATE. In good health
with several wars husinets eaperi.
snrs, desires employment. IL pNeep.
uoual correspondent and capable ~ hand.
linn position reaulring judgment. tact
and executive ability Address l.. y
cara VIeratH
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Produce

CHICAGO. Feb 27-Butfrr
higher. creamery eNtrss 80 3 e
nrsts 81 ~ sc i4c seconds "a 70 SOC.
standards 3bc.
Eggs lower. receipts 2i.tf7
cases. firsts esc. ordinary flrsts 20
a. Gle. miscellaneous 20 e3c
Poultry. alive. unchanged; fowls
27C. springs use. rooftcrs iSc.
CHICAGO. Feb ~ Potatoes
steady. receipts ~ ears. total a..
s shipments $50; Minnesota sack
81 round whites f1.70Wl90 cwt
Wisconsin sacked round whites
81 SO 81 900 cwt Minnesota sack
cd 20 mostly g. 90 cwt. Colorado
sacked red McClurcs t25O cwt.
Idaho sacked rurais s2asazib
cwt. Idaho sacked russe's 81 IS q
s4b cwt
KANSAS CITY. Feb. 27.-ErRs
I cent lower. firats 81 Butter UNI
changed creamery 3ac. packing
ibc Poultry hens unchanged.
20 springs 2 cents higher 27c.
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skLF-Rnsby hirvriel class
'%i,losi $40. iAoc = High NJ
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ssh: bulls strong. veal calves.
stockers and feeders steady. bulk
fat she stock SA60mGibs bulk
beef bulls SiSb 5s5i bulk boil
ognRs As5afffo.
Hog receipts 5s.o00. mostly 20
To 90 cents higher than Sntur-
days average lighter weights ac-
tive. others slow, big packers
holding back top on 20 on no
10 100 pound averages bulk
80 7bM tI.15. pigs 25c 20 fac
higher. bulk desirable 100 to 100
pound,rs SO 90 10 10. so; strong
weights up 20 uO5bWfOSS
Sheep receipts 900; slow. fat
lambs weak to 2ic lower sheep
steady. lamb top $500 to ship
pers and city butchers for select
ed LOTS choice 81 pound ycnriings
sla75u140O; choice shorn ewes
S7.Ts with heavy end of at 400.
DENVER. Feb. 37-Caiue re-
ceipts SEQ; steady 10 70 cents
higher: beef steers SC $50;
cows and helfcrs s45oaTlO;
calves S.d0Hii.75; bulls s2.504
go, stockcrs and feeders s600a
zoo
Hog receipts 100: 1870 higher
top 60Hi04o
sheep receipts 1000; steady
ycarHnRs Si3T58it.0o lambs
Sf9O0mlgTh: wefhers ss.tLm
50 no; ewes tG.s0G7bO. feeder
laHhs sia 90 al4oo.
KANSAS CITY. Feb. 25-cat-
tie receipts 1900: she stock and
beef steers So a. e5c higher. s 30
paid for medium weight steers
others Gt t6.50mS. SO. good steers
q. 80 HT00. hettcr grades rows
$3.50 n60u. plain and medium
kinds s4.bO ~ g 90, calves steady
best vealcrs SO 90 010.s0; stock
ers and feeders steady % Use
higher. several loads feeders $3.50
WTT5, best stockers $3.50. other
cinsscs strong, spots higher; can
ner $4,000 ~ 525. tCuters gener-
ally 800 gi2j. most bulls $50
d45O.
Hog receipts 70. 600; few early
sales 10 TO 25c higher; later sales
on close active 20 both packers
and shippers: mostly 60 TO So
mt higher. spots more. few
lights C. Sl0.S5: bulk REQ 10
$50 pound weights Si6.65Wl0.75
good and choice $50 90 500 pound
crs $3.50; bulk Of sales $40 30n
1913, packing sows ard pigs 20
90 40 cents higher. packer TOP
ti0S0. choice stock uigs NJ to
5000.
sheep receipts 1000; Lteady
best light ewes s. 25 lambs gen
orally 80 60 &c cents lower. TOP
$3.50; bulk better grades s1b 90
aiBf0.
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MARKETS
New York Stocks

NEW YORK. Feb 27.-Popul1r
rails oils and miscellaneous ISSUES
were again favored by builish in
terests In today's stock market but
advances were largely cancelled on
on the heaviness shown by stacls,
equipments and tobaccos. Sales
approximuied 1000. 600 shares.
The closing was heavy.
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SALE-ExrrptlonAl bargains ~
tries. atNa and an1ih Alto
spoiilghis slightly used, Price,
ieasouAble Melntoth Auto Co.
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Chicnro Board Of Trade

CHICAGO Fob % Ncw high
price records Tor the season were
attained today In the wheat mark
ct May deliver ~ the opening
iumpcd TO within hulf a cent of
$50 n hushcl hc goal 20 which
bulls some time aga had directed
their efforts \ fresh advance in
quotations at Liverpool was the
principal incentive Tor today's up
turn here. Free selling 90 realize
profits cnsucd. The opening
which ranged FRO y 90 CSC high
or with May si.fs To 81 4sis and
July 81 2es 20 sf:7 was followed
by q moderate set back from int
tial top figures
Corn and oats assembled with
wheat TO the highest prices yvt
this eason After opening un-
changed To &c up May f9Mc the
corn market scored moderate gains
an round
oats started = 20 imtN cents
higher. May 4ah 60 a. cents. aud
later wcn further up grade
Provisions were llfted In value
by the advance % grain and hors
NNHNfN ANMN NNANN NNNNHN NNLNN
81 faN cents but the gains failed
20 mold H. the fnce ~ heavy prof
it-taking and Of snow In the south
west. giving further relief from
drought The close vas unsettled.
one cent net lower to a cent adj
vance, with NAV Sl47 TO ti&7N
and July ti.25 to fI2Bk
SlownsHs % export corn de-
mand led To aetbacks In price lat
or The close was weak. y 20 I
cent net lower. with May Ga to
67N cents.
Close,
Whcnt-Mny fif7. July ti25.
corn-May e7A July 70A
oats-May f2N July 44h.
pork-May 100.
Lard May ~ 90 July tis 90.
lubs-May ttt so; Juiy sIiiE.
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MONTREAL BRoKERAGE 1nh
COMPANY Also FAILS

NO y r q a l.. Feb. 1.-THE
brokerage house Of Tousaw. Haft
a Anderson has assigned o
the benefit Of creditors. The an
nouncemcnt IVES made today from
the rostrum Of the Montreal stock
exchange ..
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r q sAPr a co,

We buy, sell. exchange rent, real -.
tate. large or small. in All PARTS Of Al
buqnerque. II - uur aim 10 con,,aue
ne gruwth ~ our bnAlregs Ny service
ard the most upright dealings" uni.
tuftlty Heights lott ars a good invest
meut and savings rfcount. $40 uer
Month VIII get yos one. Come IN OF
phone about them noe. We are general
SCENTS.
phnnn GO Second and Gold Ave
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NEW YORK. Feb 2J.- Foreign
bar silver 63A
Copper easy. elcctrolyIi' t.ut
and nearby 12h G1eE iater Use.
Tin nrm. spot and nearby
san.s 0st 90; futures sao.5O,
Iron steady No. l. northtrn
fis.00m 1880. 70 2 northern
s1S5 n 1900, No 2 southern
fi5.50MiG.Oo.
Lead steady: spot Si70Nts SO.
Zinc pul-t: East 81. Louis ,eslv-
cry spot $3.50 90 sass
Anthony spot si37.
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Who's Here

COMBS
Frank Donncliy, Amarillo. rexian
h. L. show. Santa Fe. 81
" =. Sliier. IAmy. n. NJ.
Toy Wolfe. Denver.
X l. Hestead, Denver.
A. H.. Allen. Denver.
l.. H. Person. Memphis. Tenn
u a. Herman and wife, mason
/ J. Hoch. cuba. \. NJ &c.
s. A. Hoch. Cuba. y Al.
g. D. Andrist. Denver. t
". T. Ball. Chicago. r...4r
W y Collier. Kansas City.
W. T. Miller. Philadelphia.
n W. Fianders Denver. dfiun
George W Field. Denver. o.
John A cooney and .wife, El
Paso.
Is. jacobson. Beien. n. NJ
Miguel Madrid n wife, III
Paso.
L. 4. schrit and wife. Clovis. ~
NJ.
d a Estes ana vito. Ration. y.
NJ. ln
W T. Gray Denver. ..Din
sTURGEs
James Keogh. ~ Paso.
n. 2. own. las Lunaa. W
J, y Russell. Chicago. .us.
W A scott. Milwaukee.
Emniani Martinez Cuba, \. NJ
T. j Hatch. cuta. y ~ "
7, Lucero, Cubs, n NJ. p
Mrs. } = Young Cuba. n. NJ
T. r. Young Cuba, \. NJ.
Jcsua NJ Cnsados. cuba. n NJ
NJ Morris. Ei Paso
r. p Heller. caiegon. ~ NJ
W D. Haynes, Pueblo. Colo. Nt 10
/ Geihcrg Los Angeles
Robert n Law Carthage. n ~,
J. " Miller. san Ysidro W
churlvH s Wood, san Francesca I
co. ..t,
Georgc v. H%anlon. Mogutainslr.
Thomas 10 BslL III rnHn.
X ID Lormicr Kansas city -nui'
J. y. Niuson. silver City g.
ALVARADO
Edgar Hcpp. Demiug \. NJ u@
r. X. Hall. Denver.
r ID Meichscl. Denver
!. G Rice. Los Angeles.
w b. Jackson, ChicaEo.
"a * Whitmer. Buffalo. n y
l. A. Hammond. Trinidad,
Colo. boz
H. c Abbott IA Anlmas. Colo.
l. c Keys Kansas City.
~ lAAA'ANAN1hnf FtM tIhnH
cisco ttHs
Mrs. r. D. Hunlng. Los Lunar,
\. NJ
Luther n. Ienner. san Franrisi
90. auH
Robert T Whitehead. Denver.
A NJ L. Bennett, New York
city. Ftati
W Y. Austin. ~ Paso. fitr
A a. HOFFMAN and wife. Chl-
r. T. Farr aud wife. Denver.
T G. Monahnn. Kansas City.s. %.
r. W s%praFue Denver.
Or n p Lewis and wife. bal
a. - inhusch. Milwaukee.
y a. Hiohneia. Milwaukee.
Frank staas and wife. stfcntsr
IN 80,
NJ l. Kahn, Denver.
= y Conrieton. New York clfy
Milo n Mark. Denver Hf
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NV YORK Feb 27-TIhorty
bonds closed; sss. 1890. first
T.. f97t4 bid second u. $3.50;
first 4Aa 1914. second ~ Is.
500 IS: third 4Hs t97 so. fourth
ss7.2G. Victory 4As 800 90.
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PHILADELPHIA FIRM
MAKES ASSIGNMENT

PHILADELPHIA. Feb 2T-ih no
brokerage firm of T.. X. Guthrie
and company. members Of the
Philadelphia stock exchange, masv
a general assignment today. nNlf
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NEW YORK.. Feb 81 can
money easy; high O.. low a. rul
inF rate o. closing bid a. Offered
AZ "a last loan "a can loans
against acccptances 4H dime
loans firm 60 days a. m5. so
days ~ ~ six months "a n 2
prime mercantile nnpcr az as.
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Dakota Law
Regulating Grain
Inspection Invalid

wksHINGToN Fob Ill
The North Dakota law regulating
grain inspection NJ the purchase
today WIS declared Invalid by the
supreme our In an opinion read
By Justice Day.
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.SAtlE Evcrbloominf ruscsi Los
.lss snnhnrst. Radiance y I Moot
Ia resi- ~ the good cnGa Dahllas
II cannAs. ffe Tor sufing delivery
nionm. Phone 2lO7 J, Y q
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BUSINESS

RooMINu ROUSE Tor sale SEE Kelly
2is W Gold phons 4C7
FuR sALE-Hotei with eighteen rooms
hest location rlao light Six" five pass
HfuHoliH ~ all irAie ftF city property
phanr lh7l.W.
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NM EGGS

or SALE-BiaeE Minerea eggs fil3s
% .e,tng. 5000 pet 100 Frsd Eakas.
2fOp IL
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-Fnis Phone SOC :
|ALf One ton Ford truch woun
stake body VII acmnrsirate
Dria tent With - loot ~ ans
.epherdsr's tent 2ni south hish
IALF Grape cuttings Blnrk heii
White Ntrdels. Zinfandsi, Cataw
Caurnrda. Phone rs,
.FN PURITY nuTTER," fresh
\ creamery daily. Alamosa cream
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NEW YORK. Feb 81 co.,on
futures closed steady. March
s1sN May siSia Juiy sf744;
October &tc70. December sisah.
Cotton spot quiet middlinR
tls.7h
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FOR R~EET-Ofhce Rooms

ron REST-0mse room. state Hotel
gaiS ". Central Ave.
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DREssMAKiNG

FIRST CLASS d~rossmsLIns! quick ser
vice own designing. Mr. Bandy,
R06 North Eighth
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Weekly Pay Day
For Postal Service !
Employees Proposed

wAsHINoToN Feb I'll
The postal service would be- re-
quirrd 20 provide weekly pag days
ffr an employees under a bill IN.
trcGu"Ad today by senator LodQe
republican. % Massachusetts.
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Livestock

CHICAGO. Feb I'll Cattle re-
ceipts 10. 900. fairly active. beef
and she stock 20 ibc higher
TOP beef steors 81 40; bulk $1,000
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Chalmers aud studsbakcr parts
nan ard Hoshor, General Auto Re
u, 4Ia W Copper ave. Phone
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FOR sALE-Typewrters

FOE sAi.K TYPEwRirFRs-Aif tiads.
both new and second hand. bought
sold, rented and repaired Albaquer
TYPEWRfTERs@An makes. SIS sRa
az. ~ 90 per month. A.huqueTque
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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-27
FOR SALE
FOR sA%LE-Furniture

FOR SAIL New furuiiare of a 8 room
bungalow VIII sell separate pieces or
sntrr ltt Cansisia ~ hno dining set. 2
bed room scis. iinr player Huo. Hawaiian
steel euitar beautiful Oh paintings large
himlnr hall Nnck book casrs Wilton
us 3 piece paflor set gas stove Ruud
NEtrr heater rofrissraisr nl heater, dish
is kitchen utensils washing marhine. etc
Aiso house Tor reut No sickness. Ses
hr Townsend >. O. Penney 60. Store or
ail 5it Surih F.1h 81. preferably even
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-27
FOR SALE

Comfortable . room house not a shack
several pieces ~ furniture and electric
ulht f~istures price t775. $50 cash and
sAa y month.
wi room frame on very fine large corner
lot city water price $500; 500 cash
aad gen q month
ruu. room franie. furniahed splendid Dot
urire $3.50 el1s ,ash and $50 a month.
Three rouus aud tao sleeping pnrches
18th. city water. and light q very good
house sompistriy furnished fenced
trcrs and ciirssn runs fine largo let
fnehlands. Immediate possession 81 200
500 cash and $50 a month. u rents
for $50.
REAL ESTATE
o West Copper
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-27
OPPORTUNITIES


FOR RENT
unfurnished; 7 rooms ant
close iu. ami first class hous,
every convenience: Broadway
ib5.
REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE.
400 West Copper.