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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-08-19
AUCTION!
To close out the balance of the Gus
tim estate not sold at the previous
auction, / will sell on the premises. on
Thursday, Aug. "a, 1922,
~ IN m sharn
The Gustin Homestead

consisting of about IL acre of land
with two-story house, ell, shed, and
barn thereon, all in good repair, on
Main street, in Chelsea village, oppo-
site the Bank building; also large
quantity of
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-08-19
Saturday Bargains

GRADUATED Sugar, Is lbs.
IOr 1880. ...... pl.VV
BY 100 10. bag .$7.75
Potatoes, per PIX. ....... 29c
Creamery Butter, ID. -. Ale
Western Beef Steak, 10. SOC
Roast Beef, ID. ). 29c
Roast Pork, ID. .28c and 32c
Frankforts, ID. ......... zoe
White House Coffee, fb... 35c
Gold Hopper Coffee, b.. 35c
Sweet Corn, 2 cans $50. 25c
Peaches, No. 3 10. can -. 25c
Cream Cheese, ID. ...... soc
Arrow Borax Soap, 10
cakes for ........... ACC
Clean Easy Soap, z cakes
for -. 25c
Swift's Pride Soap, 7 cakes
for 25c
Goblin Soap, 6 cakes for :. 25c
Baby Doll soap, 6 cakes =. 25c
Oval Pearl Soap, 6 cakes. 25c
Sun Maid Seeded Raisins,
pkg. ............ 16c
Mardi Gras Cocoa, half
pound can .......... tic
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-08-19
FOR SALE

FOR sALE--Large Granite quarry. ,suitable
for hammered, lettered. OF carved work
equipped with two derrieks and tools. black
smith shop and stoneshed. Apply 10 sR. NJ.
FOR sAI.E-Swsrt pea blooms. delivered
anywhere In city. Mrs. John McAndrew.-
Tel, 236-R- l6itv
FOR SALE-Glenwood range with gas at
tachment. Call at 1853 Washington St..
or phone 766-M.. evenings. 1914
FOR SALE--Piano. first class condition, IA
bles, chairs. art SQUARES, electric grill.
iron. oil heater Louise Watt. 20 East Sc:
liquor barrels 1t s575 cam. r. o. p.
cars at Boston. Mass, Cheek with oder. p.
". r. Mfg. Co.. zig Endicott st.. Boston,
Mass. 1924
HAY FOR SALE Good for horses and
cows. Tel. 307-2s. 13otf
FOR SALE Boiled cider. in bulk or IN
bottles. Nice and thick. Makes n good
summer drink P. o. Randolph Center
residence. North Randolph, Vt. Dix j, Camp.
l3llt6
FOR SALE--A few colonies 81 choice bred
Italian bees. viii deliver this month or
nsat and give in.trustions; 50 years ss re.
FOR SALE-Fall apples. Duchess and .
few other kinds at 81 per bu=hel |: also
maple sugar. w. A. Witham, Graniteville.
Shepard farm. 1918
FOR SALE House furniture including :
piano in first class condition Also four
cows. to freshen this month. Call at IL
Sixth street or tel. III. 1855
FOR SALE--A bottling plant at an ex-
trenely low price. considering the size and
value of the business. One Of the largest
plants in the state. having been established
for 20 years. doing large shipping bus
mess. Must sell AZ I am interested in
other business Price upon application
r. w. Lanxlois. Barre, Vt l26tk
FOR SALE-Monumental business in South
California. Cash or terms particulars
by G. A. TUREK. Santa Mari, Calf. 1221os
ALL WOOL KNITTING YARN FOR SALE
DIRECT from manufacturer, at Csc, s1.S6
and $l.60 pound postage paid on IS or
work: II A. Bartlett, Harmony. Maine.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-08-19
HOUSES TO RENT,

TO RENT--Suite of furnished rooms, suit-
able for hight housekeeping also single
room Call at 10 Spaulding street. 131tf
10 RENT-s-room cottage. electric lights
and bath: ALSO 4-room upstairs tenement
Enquire at ~ Park street. Tel l74-W. l2sn
TO RENT-Modern 5-room tcnemnt so
Batchelder street inquire KIN. Nichol-
son. so Elm street l26n
TO Rents room cottage on Branch st
inquire at Al Branch St. i2off
TO RENTA Broom upstairs tenement
electric and gas lights call afternoons
at SCI North Main street. l1st
TO RENT--Five-rcom tenement on FL
more street: also hve-roon tenement on
Camp street; Edith NJ. Carr. Tel 362-M.
loVtI
TO RENT--6-room tenement. corner Berlin
and Smith St. McAlIister q Kent. a4h
TO RENT--One tenement. 1st floor, For
sytbe place; 2 tenenents 2nd floor, Laurel
street one small tenement. End floor, West
street: r. l.. Smith. call On A. w. Clark.
painter, Trow hill. Tel 2S6-Y. 11sh
TO RENT-rencment Of 5 rooms with mod
ern improvements. on ground floor; fur.
Pleasant street: E. L. Densmcre. esh
FOR RENT-Two very desirable apartments
IN thu Park theatre building. all modern
apply e. A. B. Carter. Mgr. 268tf
10 RENTING room downstairs tenepners-
with electric ligbts snd bath. cellsr. barn
privileges and good garden situated ~ -
Clark st.. telephone SCR or inquire ~ ll-1I
Howisnd Bl6r. 2fo6
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-27
SHIP SUBSIDY
PLAN Is READY
FOR CONGRESS
President Will Present
Hi S M e s s a ge
Tomorrow

wAsHlNGToN. Feb. 27.-The
shin subsidy plan which Presi-
dent Harding H. expected TO re-
commend to congress IN a message
tomorI ~ Will provide for raising
revolving fund of about $50
GOO geo q year through diversion
of n percentage of the customs re-
ceipts. IL was understood today
from callers al the white house.
Prosiden; Harding was said to-
day to have completed the main
outlines ~ his message.
Bnls carrying GU. the ship sub
sldy plan. IL was said, will be in
troducod simultaneously In tho
sennte and house IS senator Jones
aud Represe Green OF Mass
achusetts. chairmcn. respectively
Of the merchant marine commit b.
tee uf the senate ana house
senator Capper. chairman Of
the unofficial agricultural senate
bloc. after conference with tho
president today, said the president
believed he had plan which
would be supported by the farm
ers and the country generally,
The esar percentage of ;ho
customs receipts ia be diverted un-
dor the president plan is not
known. hut the shipping board re-
commended ten per cent.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-27
TWO GIRLS
SLAIN WHILE
THEY SLEEP
Youth Later Tries to
End Life by
Shooting

AMARILLO Tex. Feb 81
Gladys solomon. o. and Nell TIM
herson. 10. were shot and Instant
y kiurd wiuio sleeping ut the
tmbcrsun homo iu tho Subset
community 10 miles northeast of
Lockney Floyd county carly to-
day.
a short time later Houston Up-
ton. 30. member 20 we'll known
family lu tho same community. at
Tempted suicide. officers report. by
shooting himself near the heart,
whom BOO u school house about a
mile from fhp tmherson home.
Minnie Wilson, sleeping iu .he
.unA bed with tine Misses TIMBER
son uud solomon, was not in
jurUd
According 20 officers. young
Iutou and Gladys solomon were
swccthoer's ana Upton cams 60
the tmhrrsun home. whore she
wa visiting late sunday night and
called tine gIfl Co 'hp door The
two talked rotH' time and are said
Geo have guarrolcd. Upton leaving
tlf ulug'
About Z O'Clock thia morning a
man uutsrcd the room wher, tho
three Girls were sleeping and the
shooting followed. The Wilson
riU"a scream" aroused tho house
hold ANA 'ho nsuiiunt fled He
was uur.u,d hy Frank lWherson,
brother uf ono uf Ga. dead rirl4.
Latter l'ptuu wls found ln tho
school house with re- bullet wound
Ir ma lru IrrH.f iI, WIS rempv-
'1 fn his bonn" and 80 is believed.
viii d.c
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-27
Stop Flood of
Illiterate Immigrants,
Educator Advocates

CHICAGO, Feb. 2f.-Amcrica
first must stop the flood of H.
hturacy and inferior Intelligence
from Europe and admit only the
Foreigners who can strengthen our
stock and ideals. DR. Frank y.
Graves. prcsidcuf ~ the University
Of the Stale of New York and
state commissioner Of education,
said today before the department
nf supcrlnieadence National Edu-
cation association
"NeNt" he continued. Eve must
find Some way 60 sop wholesale
wiihdrawnlH from school II T. in
toicrahle that so per cent OF our
Young people should drop out be
forc they are ~ and go per cent
before they have completed the
ohthth grade.
1T is SnoNn that we cannot
hone 20 rrcdlct from what stratum
N society our genius viii arise
W. must. therefore. seek the most
efficient means Of detecting and
training II wherever II msy be
/ found.
'Tho oppartunitiea furnished foi
them at present In the evening
coursOs both IN extent and va
\ rioiy, are quite adequate"
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-27
Salvation Army
To Give Away No
More Frying Pans

CHICAGO Feb ca The saliva
ton Army wiz dlur'uui, no mDr,
frying pans in Chicago for u.suy
years the ffying pan has been .h.
culinary standby ~ the poor flm-
ily n viii be- 80 uu more MOI To-
the Army can prevent 3d. BriganIcr
Annie 1owdeu. territorial dIroer-
rosa for an the organization s. WORK
among women and ch slran. .na
discovered that SO per rent uf Ohl-
caEu children are uudcruuurishad
ehc took un The matter with Mrf
Ina Bailey Allen. national huna
economics expert ana the draIh
wurrani of tho fryins pan was the
result According Goo Mrs Alien.
90 per cent Of On illness can ho
traced tu Improperly prepared food
and 90 rer cent uf an lnefflcirnry
is credited tn the same cause.
irigadier tuwden. aupf mousna'
~ investigation, agrees with Mrs
Allen that one % the principal
causes of malnutriiion ls tho well
known frylnE pan Mrs Allen state
cd that % isn { sd much poor quail
iiY DOB food af poor rrruHratiun af
food which h. responsible for the
under nourishment Of children.
Dvnaturnllzed breakfast food
careless cpGHine. and above an. ihe
insidious fryinr pan are the root
" the evil, she contends.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-27
OEPOSITORS MUST
RAISE Sll,OOO TO
REOPEN BANK
Santa Fe Institution Is
Still Shy of Amount
to Get Jafa as Presi-
dent.
ISpccIni to Tho Hcrnldl

SANTA FE. Fcb. Unless
Santa Fo bank dcpositora assign
Do rar cent of their balances To
th. bank % cannot o.. rcop,ncd.
3D. was announced ut the deposit
tHr" meeting today
% was stated $4,000 had 10 be
raised to enable the bank to
throw out more than Slg1.oUp pa-
per marked bad and doubtful u
Nathan Jafra. of Ru#wou. accept
cd tH. presidency; .bat $4,000
h.I boon rms,i. tAa. tho deposit
Tor. were asked t1 u,., the rest
and un'ars they di3 ny turning
o,,r the required gnraoutnre of
Tho deposits. tho bank would have
to D., thrown lu.o rcceIgorsfiu and
their ias would ho much heavier.
~ thHy agreed on the other hand.
fbo bank would ne r0.u ned. lt
wac stated -Four thousand five
hundred daIlgr was .-ud tt the
m'"tIrE which loft gG..NI -.u 90
Ic raised ly Wgdno-duN afternoon.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-27
CHINESE TREATIES
ARE REPORTED
TO THE SENATE
Debate on Four Power
Pact May Begin
Tomorrow

WASH NOTION. Feb. O.
Committee consideration of ,he
arms conference treaties was com
pletcd today when the senate for
oign relations committee ordered
favornitiy reported without reser-
vations the general Far Eastern
and Chinese tariff treaties In
both cases the action was unani-
mouF.
The committee acted virtually
without discussion after state
mcnt regarding the proposed
Chinese customs revision had been
made by senator Underwood. uf
Alabama. the democratic leader
amt head of the special arms con-
ference committee which drafted
the tariff pact.
A. result. general report cm-
bodyinE fhc committees COM
mendaiion~ regarding the four
power Pacific treaty, the naval
limitations treaty. the submarine
and poison gaa treaty and the two
treuties fayurnhly acted on today
vus prepared for submission tu
the senate 40 that IL could begin
debate ON the pactz a. som ~ "A
ratification vote h reached in IN"
separate treaty relating 90 Nap.
The leaders hoped 90 conclude
the Nnp debate during the day
session and bring w the four
power pact tomorrow.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-27
GETS
MANY GIF rs ON
EVE Of WEDDING
Scores of Individuals
and Deputations Call
at Palace

LONDON Feb. s7-DBy tho As-
socat.i rro-.1 Princess Mary
and NIcount Iasceiles spent 'hc
nH morning before their wedding
receiving number of individuals
and dcputatious whosc offerings
swolicd tho vast collection of rifta
which b. already OVERLOOKING the
state rooms OF buckingham rail-
ace.
To each visitor Gring.ng pres
cnt the princess expressed her
thanks During tho last fortniah.
shc hee voiced dozens or those nc
owicdE.mentH daily rushing
from tho recrlEluE rooms from
hm" 10 time Co gtso her dress-
makers opnortuniflos Tor tho nec-
essnry rylng on u her mny now
Gowns
Despite me fact however that
Princess Mary hns devoted 30
many hours 20 thg rseeit nT OF
presents the dsuH uds lran hor
tim" have been sn great that hnn-
dr.ds uf persons have hren OBLIGED
.u leave thciv Sits witch bee .rr.
rrmTes or tho u.lHD. attendants
and fI such persons written nr-
acknowledgements Will bc sent
Among tho gifts received trlnv
was u pair of silver o1ndlesf Ici.s
from Uolman VaugmHkor Of Now
YORK. presented for hlm Hy col
George Wood. o. personal .rurD-
"HrfHfIGe ln London.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-27
OFFICIALS HERE INVESTIGATING
FEASIBILITY OF 100000
ADDITION TO P0ST0FFICE

pend upon hls estimates of 9nc
amount OF rent that could hc saved
by new hullding
The government ut tho present
time rents quarters iu the Gus e.
Electric huilding for the forest
service offices. In tho knrhcr
building for its bureau of pubio
roads in tho Ho=hurtou huilllng
Third street and Gold avenue for
the internal revenue office. BOO fhe
city han for its bureau of animal
Industry in the Chamber of
Commerce Tor tho biological sue
voy offices and the prohibition of.
flee in tho pnructt building
Mr. Collier this morning intsr-
viewed Frank g. W pooinr dis
trict forester. % G.. Hernandez.
collector OF the Internal revenue
office Postmaster HeTthoid Spltz
ana u. r Robinson head of the
United States Indian Irrigation
service
Sao.0OO Year ltcus
Postmaster Spitz suid today that
The government b. paying approx
imntciy SEQ 0O0 year Tor office
sfuce hcre The poaoffce Off
Cinls her- recently asked for ad-
dltionai space Tor the postal clerks
ana were granted that spucg but
in doing Ho tho federal prohibition
officials were moved to She Bar
uoft building
Mr.. ienncr said TODAY that the
prohibition department h1d caus-
80 tho government o. large expense
for office space in many parts oi
the country This ls espcC ally true
In Fan Francisco. h. said
He said that IN many towns ad-
ditienal office space had hecu nee
cSsnry because of the new depart
menis the government had Great
"a 81 late
Local federal officials say that
On addition 90 the postofnce could
be- made 90 the west 90 the build
ine 90 nH 10 conogt with the sec
ond and third floors Of tho pres
ent building by means Of an arch
way.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-27
Obenchain jury
To Visit Kennedy
Murder Scene

los ANGELES Fob. 2T-A
Fis.t tD thp cn-fHFa 90 revrriv
Glen. uFu here. whore 2 Reiton
Kennedy broker was shot TO
death was fo hr uken today hy
the jury which is -ynE Mr. Mad
eynnc 4 obeuchnln tor bits mur-
der
when the trip is made Mr.
NhnnchHin win arcnm lanv tho
Jury ana Will lf b. expected. he
taken over an points which have
been mentioned iu tho testimony
given ln the ease
fn addition. the Jurors arc a..
pect"d 90 visit "a downtown hotel
whore Arthur G. Turch Mrs
ohenchnin's co-defeadanf is Nj
lcred tn have snied on ksunedys
offices across the street and
whore Mrs Dhanchhin h. said to
have visited Burch. pOsinE ns his
cousin.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-27
SEE HARDING,
| SAY A BONUS
| IS ASSURED
House Leaders Confer
With Executive on
Soldier Bill

4 W ASHIN TON. Feb. al
.eproscntntiyc Mondcn. Of Wyom-
ItE republican house leader. and
lhalrmnn Furdney. ~ the house
l.,y~ and means committee. are
hderstoui tn have discussed the
Ildier bonus situation with prcsl-
Int Harding today at the white
L uuse. They were said 90 have
iformcd the president OF the re-
|'ction by the special committee
the sales tax proposal suggest
hy Mr Harding.
Bcfor, seeing the president. Mr
|orducy conferred with Hnnford
|acNIdcr national commander.
Ind John Thumas Taylor lerlsla-
~ agent e the American Legion.
D. MAcNldor and Mr.. Taylor call
II Ht the White House To- Sae the
| |rsid'nt hut were informed that
IT, Harding engagement let fOt
b. forenoon was filled. They
ia hey would return later in
e day
Oppu : Further Delay.
Mr. MncNtder sHId the Legion
,s opposed 60 any further delay
d Indicated that u was his de-
b. 10 present his views 90 the
c' pVo tie reiterated that thr
~ F-,gould mo- be drawn into
- nHcussicn uf ways and means
II raising the necessary funds.
on leaving the White House
IN Ma Mond"ll and Mr. Ford
81 said The huusp would pass "a
nus bill az this seti0n Mr.
oudcll stated that hc could no.
IL whether measure without
sans of raising the revenue Cuul5
put through the senate.
j Asked as TO ways Of fnancInp
adjusted compensation. the
Inubllcnn housr leader referred
nin TO expected savings IN the
HlNt fiscal year but ho would not
BE- an estimate nS 60 what this
lount would hc lie Indicated
Il lt the question % the refunded
HriRu debt a. % means of fnnnc-
A the bonus had been brought
\ az the white Houae conference,
.t declined TO Huy what views the
| lsidont had expressed
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-27
First Real SnoWstorm of
WinterWelcomedbyC Cattlemen;
Fall Heavy North of Here

The slight delays In trains Soc
ond No. 3 and No. this morning
officials reported were not due tU
the weather but To slight engine
trouble ncur the Colorado line.
First Real storm Here.
The storm which hit AlbuquDr-
puu brought the ~ecdnd SNOW which
Albuquerque Eus hui this winter
The frr one. just before christ
mas. was very light and did not
cover the ground The muua.
tains however. have had snow sct.
vgal times during N" interval
The wind this morning did not
cHu.e much famas but caused
street ears an over the city To he
held up Tor Two hours and haif
early this morning The wires
from other lines were blown down
and felt on the street car wires u.
twu or thro places and the cutlTo
system was held up while the places
were being located,
Stuckmyn uf the state have neyn
especially worried by the long dry
season this winter. and ARE Boo hopes
that she present storm may do
much 90 insure spring ranges uc-
Tore DO ulHtps aver Farmers nave
also h,en looking Go supply uf
water 90 carry them through the
summer The road officials ot
ih' county state that the moIs'Jra
b. needed for the roads. which nave
hDcnm, very dry and are wearing
badly as a result They say that
they are hoping Cor more moisture
Officials nf tho forest srrtiC" are
also pleased with tho storm since
yh" dryues- s.,y" promise ~ @ h1rl
fire season this year Officials
who have just returned from Ari-
xDuu say That. while 10 has not been
us dry ln that state us here, snow or
rain ls badly needed.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-27
80 Students Watch
Trinity College for
Incendiary Fires

HARTFORD. Conn Feb e.
Thirty students. wortIrs .u four
hlfts. uro watching fHU Trinity
college building. dty and nIEHt
because ,f in,,udIary fires They
irs armtl with stnryhnrht. l.
night and have boon ordered fa
keep especial vigilance over SHr-
uurN hlll whore three professor.
and fhtlr wives reside. The uus
dent patrols haN, sl-o been or.
icrrd Co refrain from uutIuH their
nnrd ON surfaces 100 cury of Hu-
other IIo. u order That finger.
prints may mot De uhlIf,rHfpi.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-27

\ general snowstorm. which cN-
tends over the northeastern part OF
New Mexico and up into Colorado.
is bringing much relief to the coun-
ny amer "a any winter The storm
,uuDuvd al Albuquerque tins mora
inE, taking the iurm OF q blizzard
uut tnc precipitation was light tue
.nuw barely covering The ground an
places.
"a. snow iaii was heavier ia titc
mountains in both directions ot tno
rlty. Wurtc enough tyu Go make "a
ulaukct eu thu h4gnur levels. The
forecast Tor touEnt ana tomorrow
b. tot snow. probably uruNy, ln me
norm pur3 ui thr stutt. ANA "a mod
crate cold wave east uf the muud-
Jnius. The forecast Tor Arizona
.s snow in tue nortn portion OF the
STAGE, pruuuby ncdsy. unu ra.u .a
ihc south puruon tomorrow.
Nniiv reports from north uf Al
buquuruuc ARE that the SNOW vas
much heavier than here. % sevutz
fuat thy storm did not extend south
socorro and Magdul"uH both re-
port that they are having none.
uOr-nt i.Ntcnd Suuth.
Al MuEdulruu the wind ls roe
ported blowing, with slight nur-
Ivs ut snow occasionally hut that
the weather does not look thr.ut-
,uing At SuDurru the report S
that 90 l~ vluudlng up with pros
Ipu,H ul SNOW oT slice, tonight
Clovis reports that It De- SNOW
ing there this afternoon. hut not
heavily g. started t' slcct ,h,re
last night and THIS morning began
,o .nVw little. but only cnoerh
90 cover IN ground at o. lato hour
TINS afternoon.
Los Vegas reports two or 'hrco
nchoE ut snow iudlr II I- cone
.Idctrd - great benefit hy stock
men aud farmers 'hcr,. The HuUw
ia said To- bee much heavier in thv
mountains around las NoEas. even
up ta "a foot In some places. lhls
h. the second good Hnow they have
had there thia winter.
Santa FL trRlnmen coming into
Albuquerque this murnlug from
every direction report that snow
along d. railroad u the worst they
have experienced This year. kc-
gardicss ct tho -nows however. the
santa fc officials hero rcuoI ca
that their trains were making sCdy-
dulrd time from every direction
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-27

The possibility % securing t
100000 addition 20 the AibuIH't-
que pustuffice was uupcrmot H
the minds ~ leading federal 'i
flclals here today when twu fr .n
bers of the postofficc departWUn'
sent here by Wellington hcg.u .
Investigation OF .tp need ot HIi
iional government Office .r
in the city.
W y Collier OF Kansas c.H
superintendent CO. construction boot"
Luther q. Icnncr OF san Frau.|..H
a member OF the supervisiur .l
chitccts office FOR ihe postal I"
partm, Mt made an iIspec'ilH of
the postofficc this morning Co.. .H..
slider the feasibility of aH addition
20 the west OF the present f.d,tf
buiMnig.
The ppHtoffice dcpartmsr. rHN
owns goo feei ~ frontage ON tH'i
avenue "a little less than hHE ''
this space being occupied hy N.
present building The two .'.
cinis' visit here is tho result .I 3D.
bill which was Introduced iu cont
rress hy Congressman Ncsfnr NuI.
ANNN NNNfNNAN ANN AftA NW NNH.N 'N pro-.
tion for 100000 addition ia 'l'
present pouoffico.
No Decision Vet
Mr.. collier, upon whom fhr ir
partmeut iH depending fnr I.
commentator Regarding .hr
uatlon heru. refused to state IH.a
morning what his recommend .Hn
miEht Doe. tie said hc would h.
here several days nnd would have
90 mako thorough investigation
before he would know what nr
would recommend 90 tho depart
mcnts supervising architect ni
Washington. ID. G.. 90 whom uo
VIII report
Mr. collier said THIS noon tltt
he would have 20 take frto cou-
sldcration tho amount of rcnf 'tai
the government is paying fu A.
huquerque for office space at tlg
present time Watcher d. WHuii
recommend a new addition FOR ihc
postodico here he said would de-
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-27
Railroad Fares in
State Subject to
u. S. Regulation

WAsHNGTON. Frb % IlI-
road passenger ar,a within H a.are
ffe subject tu regulation by Ur.
federal government tEr -lpr ms
ruuH. today declared
The court sustained tho lower
court which prohibited thr WI-.rn.
sim railroad commission from n..I-
f'rnE with fha Ch.clgo HuUNug-
fun and quincy raIlru1I Iu putting
Into effect increases ir passenger
r" Boo -tHfe travel authorized h.
tNv Interstate commerce eoWml
sion.