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Norwich bulletin., 1922-08-24

Newmarket, x. J.. and Rev. Alva J. B Bond of Salem. w Va Miss Clara Pashley of Ashaway sang My Task. lErge number from Westerly attend rhs conference daily.
 Miss Mabel C. Kenyon of HopkiAteB has been engaged as principal Of ths Hope Valley High school for the year, succeeding Harold E. Bi3nAsrd. resign ed. Miss Kenyon ia gradazte Of Rsnds Island Normal school and Brown pSl- versity and has taught m Cornectieut and Massachusetts scheo,z The sAros teachers as last year will teaeh -hls yeer
 Representatives of the sfate hsaFE pf public roads were flere w'edresrsr lfe the purpose of receiving appiicztioss for aatomobile operators license and regis tration of cars This Is the last time they will appear here this summer
 Mrs Mabel Grant of Cleveland, o. is visiting at the home of her parents. Mir. and Mrs. Albert Fenner. of HiEh street.
 William Higgins of Providence zs the guest of his mother st her home on Wegt Broad street Wednesday.
 D. W Collins of Bath. Me is viHtnx his uncle. Charles Fuller. at his home ca the West Side.
 Mir and Mrs J. H. Frisbie of New port Va. are at Watch HiA, guests of friends for a week
 Miss Marion Holt Of Dayton. O.. k the guest of relatives here for the balance cf the month
Norwich bulletin., 1922-08-24

Gilbert Flynn. through New England and Canada.
 The families of Walter J. and Will Nam A Costello are at the Parkhurst cottage Crescent Beach, for two weeks. Misses Sarah Riley and Mary MelLugh of Northanlpton, Mass, are their guests.
 Mrs. Daniel. J. KillouSey is on mo. tor trip to New Hampshire. Chief Kii- lourey has received card from her from Meredith, N. H., saying that the trip was fine
 Mir and NJ Robert M. Bath, Mrs. Bertha McCornber and William IT Ihil- Hips are on a motor trip through New York to Niagara Falls and Canada.
 Miss Mabel Lanphere has returned from visiting her brother in Newton. Kansas, where she also has been study | ing Charles Sanford, formerly of Chaplin, now of Des Moines Iowa, re- turned with her for a visit with Mr. and Mrs. A6elbert T. Trowbridge, in Chaplin
 1 Mrs Letnett Clune of Jackson street her daughter Marion and son Rodney l have been spending a week with Mrs l Cqune's parents, MT. and Mrs. Henry W Hanks of Mansfield
 MT. and Mrs. Henry Hanks of Mans field nnotored to Springfield and Mt Tom Wednesday.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-08-24
WESTERLY

One 'sf the Pinkerton detective agency men identiled' Robert B. Kicker, the man being held at Westerly police headquar- ters in connection with the bank robbery committed Monday in Westerly It is also known that he goes under several names, as Maurice Handleman. alias Robert B. Kicker, alias George Ham n1ond, and is also wanted for jewelry
 sneak thieving in Portland, Me, and
 Troy, NY He was identified by the detective through pictures from the
 rogHes gallery; the man is wanted in Portland, Me, for larceny. The authori-
 ties also state that he is known as
 ''Wcrcester Red and is a man the au-
 thorities have been haunting for for the
 past three months. It is claimed he has
 jumped ball twice in Worcester. Mass
 His record as shown in the rogues' gal
 lery includes: Arrested April [, 1921, for
 penny weighing; the description of the
 man is rcd hair and red beard muddy
 complexion, smoothly shaven face. brown eyes an freckled face, arms neck and
 hands. mole on the right hand ; 27 years old, weighing 145 pounds, and five feet
 tah A satchel that Flicker had when searched contained two Denison checks used by jewellers to place in cases where
 rings are sold. Wednesday morning Viii liam Moore of Bradford, a fngerprint ex- pert, took Ricker's fingerprints and pho- tographed the prisoner.
 The Pinkerton detectives congratulated Chief Brown upon his capture and. excel lent work in getting the man. Word has been received from Portland. Me, that the man who is detained here on the charge of being one of three men who
 snatched $500 from a bank teller's cage
 in Westerly is wanted in Portland for the l robbery of the jeweiry store of William Sentsr Go, at 5I Exchange street. He ard two others were charged with steal ing more than s5,0oo worth of diamonds from safe while the sa.esmans atten- tion was being taken by one of the trio l two years ago this month He was cap tured ct Worcester. Mass. a year later Ricker's hearing was held Wednesday 1 evening before Judge Oliver Williams of the Third district court. The prisoner ! was bound ovtr until a week from Fri
Norwich bulletin., 1922-08-24
s:a E'

Horsfall, all of Westerly.
 Rev and Mrs. Jchn R. Miller of East Thompson are caretakers of Staffcrd Springs house, now owned by corpora tion. Brother Miller has charge of ee- curing speakers for the ially services held at 1. and D. m. UeAers at this house are Miss Evelyn Ge3-Ge of East Thompson; Mrs. Bruce and Mrs. Howard of Stafford Springs.
 At 50 Wesley Circle, are Mrs. Hattie Gladdings Ellsworth and Mrs. Lucy Mo Kinstry of East windsor.
 At the Bixby cottage, are Mrs. Thos. Elliott and Miss Grace Fisher of Filing ton
 At Craig-y-Reos are MT. and Mrs A: D. Lewis, and Miss Florence Ciifford, of Norwich. Mrs. Amos Maine and Mrs. Hannah Lewis of Gales Ferry csrhA Wednesda2 1 for twenty-four day stay at the Gales Ferry house. 1 Rev and Mrs. Dunnack of Burnside l have arrived and are quartered at Beth 1 Fl, Jones avenue. 1 Rev. F. P. Frye of South Coventry, is l here for the week and lodges at The 1 Barracks in the rear of the auditorium. l MT. and Mrs. Everett Huntington oi 1 East Thompson are at JSev. Frani 1 Frank Chamberlain.s cottage, Simpson avenue.
 Rev. W. C. Darby of Tolland is oh thi 1 grounds lodging in the ministers quart ers
Norwich bulletin., 1922-08-24
STAFFORD

Miss Mildred is the guest of Miss Pearl Harlow, at Turner's Falls, Mass
 cottag prayer meeting was heid Saturday evening at the Baptist parson- age.
 MT. and Mrs. Norman Phillips have gone with party of friends to Moose Head Lake, Maine.
 Mrs. Minnie Fredette of Clinton, Mass Is visiting friends in town.
 Mrs. Edward Booth and two daughters who have been the guests of pr. J. P. Booth have returned to their home ir Providence, R. l.
 George Sawtelle Of Blackstone, Mass has been the guest of MT. and Mrs. F. J. Gloner.
 No services will be held at the Ban. tist church for a few Sundays or ac count of repairs
 There was food sale at the home oi Mrs Asa Harris recently.
 The funeral of Thomas Block vas held at his home. Rev. F. ThoIen officiat. ing. Burial was at Stafford Springs.
 Jacob Glover, resident of Stafford for many years died Saturday The fu. neral services were held from his home Monday afternoon. Rev. c. H. Puffel officiated Masonic services were held at the grave at Staftord street.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-08-24
WEEKAPAUG

". Clark Rathhone celebrated his sie birthday Friday. Aug. 1s A number ct friends and neighbors visited him lett him gifts and te1dered congratulations Mrs. Rathbone celebrated her soth birth day Aug. s. Both Mir. and Mrs RatA- bone are enjoying good health for people so advanced in years
 Misses Mollie Tongrsn and Margaret Lincoln of Hartford. who are guests al the Rockhaven, called on Mrs. H. A. Macomber Friday evening
 MT. and. Mrs. S. NJ. Gladwin entertain ed friends from Hartford Friday, it be- ing Mir. and Mrs. Gladwin'S i2d wedding anniversary.
 Mir. and Mrs. Louis W Robinson and daughter Myrtle of Portland. Conn. spent Sunday with Mrs Rcbinson's brother. Leon W. Bliven. and family.
 Miss Della Leavens of Norwich who spent the week end with her cousins. Mr. and AIrs. Gladwifi, has returned home
 Russell Boss of P-oeidence and Rce- ert Cope Of Boston spena the weak end with their families here.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-08-24

day when his case will be heard He was placed under s7.5e0 bonds to appear before the Third district court Sept. Is, He is i'll the jail on Union street being unable to get bail.
 People Tn Westerly are very much in- terested in the report that the coal situa- ton has frightened uo a little and pros poets are now that Westerly will receive . supply of hard coal for the winter months and that soft coal will not have to be depended upon to use in the resi- dences. A plan of cooperation by which the coal dealers here and other dealers in the state are to ration fuel under Fuel Administrator George H. West at a. price approved by him was accepted Tuesday by the executive committee of coal deal CTS at a conference with Captain Webb. All dealers must observe the agreement.
 The program for the ninth band concert by the Westerly band this cThursday) evening in Wilcox park follows: March Solid Men to the Front. Sousa overture, Raymond, Thomas; waltzes. Hearts Cou- rageous, Blanke; trombone solo, Song to the Coming Star, Wagner. by Mir. kessel popular air, Sweet Indian Home, Remick march, Coronation. Meycrbeer; March Turude, Ellenberg; popular songs (a) AoH HoiACS AAlNOt AOOli- ttSl AuJ --NQOOQy Lied, Renlick; selection, Torquato Tasso Donnzeti; popular songs. Ca) Angel Child Witmark; (b) Stumbling, Feist Co When Shall We Meet Again? Whit. ing march. Marine Corps Institute Branson; finale, The Star Spangled Ban. CT. c. o. Gavitt is the director of ths band.
 The Seventh Day Baptist general con. ference held is second day meetings al Ashaway Wednesday in the church il charge of Rev. Walter L. Green of Inde pendence, \. Y. The first service opened Wednesday incoming at 6.3e- and at 9.3i the business meeting was held The ad dress at the devotional service was D, Rev Clyde Ehret of Alfred, \. Y.; hi took for his subject Kingdom Tasks. H, gave a forcible address. Following tn, address. a quiet hour of worship va held. Rev. George B. Shaw of Salem. W Va, had charge. A duet was then sun, by MT. and Mrs Willard D. Burdick Q
Norwich bulletin., 1922-08-24
sTONINGTON

Wednesday morning at about $50, a touring car ran up on the sidewalk at the corner of Elm and Cutler streets, and ran into George A. Hyde's fence, taking with it many pickets. More damage might have been done if the fence had not been strong one Hun dreds of autos in one season have had accidents here, and if the drivers wolld proceed more slowly and observe the danger sign Go Slowly--Bad Curve Ahead" that is located oil t1e a,de of
 the street g suitable distance abova where the curve is, both ways, there i would be little cause for accidents there.
 The business meeting of the combine ed historical and genealogical society was held Monday evening at the Free Lii brary building. This was the first one held in two years by the society. Off, cers were elected as follows: President. Dr. J. H. Weeks vice president, Judge E. B. Hinckley; secretary, Miss Laura | Wood treasurer. Dr. C. NJ Williams. Erecting of markers along the pequot trail and the old turnpike was decided upon. They wih be neatly designed and 1 will assist those who travel through ] Stonngton and North Stonington. The
 society is putting forth every effort to ] nave a building or place for the large 1 collection of exhibits gathered and hope
 soon to be able to have home for 1 them
 1 The store occupied by S. F. McDoweu
 has been sold it belonged to the estate 1 of the late Joseph N. Hancox MT. Me 1 Dowell has purchased the budding on ] Water street
 Capt. Fred Ostman's new boat was
 noated Monday night in the waters near l his home. preparatory to using her for 1 fishing.
 | Mrs Elizabeth Van Etten has sold the house and lot on Summit street to Pc
 ter and Patricia Kupidlowski. Mrs. John Ryan is erecting a s,n 1ar.
 Tor on the south side Of her residence
 on Trumbull avenue.
 MT. and Mrs Edwin S. Stanton and
 family left Stonington Wednesday 2
 visit in Belport, L. l.. and Litchfe,d
Norwich bulletin., 1922-08-24
NORTH LYME

Mrs. William sisson spent the week end at George Batley's i'm New London.
 M. J. Stark, Miss Emily Stark, MT. and Mrs. W. NJ Sisson. Jr.. MT. and Mrs. William Stark attended the Stark family reunion in New London Saturday.
 Mrs Anna Maynard and Miss Lena Marvin have returned home after a months vacation
 MT and Mrs. c. H Strong. w NJ. Sis son and " NJ. Sisspn, Jr., were callers at A. F. Hewitt's in cncton Sunday.
 Mir. and Mrs. William Stark of Hart fcrd spent the week end at J. N. StarEs.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-08-24
Grove Notes

The cottage of Rev c. D. Stanley, T Wesley Circle. which has been let this season to Grace church, of Westerly, R. L, is occupied by Rev. and Mrs. VI. S. Stocking. and daughters Misses Jacque lrn and Ernestine Miss Ethel Bisnop tiss Violet Greenway and Miss Ada
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-08
Tiny Boat to
Sail to Explore
Uncharted Arctic

SEATTLE. May s.-Rivailng the
adventures a Henry Hudson, tho
the Cnbots and other early navtGn-
tors. tho tiny 81 foot pnwer boat
Blue Sen ~ Olaf swenson and com
many viii leave Seattiet harb0r.
arctic Siberia, nearly 1000 milees
west of Berine strait.
She VIII be uuffifted 10 remain
several years in the rcmotr corner
~ the unchartcd arctic. No vessri
from thu Pacific Ia been able to
reach She Koiyma IN Two years.
Captain Albert ~ Anderson. who
~ Into he arctic last year with
the power boat, Eagle. carrying an
expedition Of The Smithsonian In
stitution. Will command the Blue
son. .NN|Nf
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-08
OF MAN y
AND GIRL FOUND
Indications That He
Had Killed Teacher
and Shot Himself A..

MAMARoNEcK. n ". May
The bodies OF John G. Kane Jr.. a.
ana Miss Elizabeth Dunn. 20. were
found in the woods o. Alton Wood
nnrk near here today.
Mrs Dunn had been slain Sy a
bullet through the heart. KAN
was killed through tho mouth. An
automatic was found NJ his side
Kane, a clerk Ia the Nemaroneck
pnnofficc vas reported 20 nnvr
boon engaged to Miss Damn. "a
school teacher. Her home was ~
Wcdsport.
Ponce reported there was no tSflrn
dcnco OF n struggle AZ The spot
where the bodies were found.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-08
FOR RENT
LEGAL NOTICES
NOTICE OF SUIT
30 1924
l. H HHHMHnA

SorICE OF SUIT
80 ia2al
STATE or NEW MEXICO.
Couuty % Bcuaiiio.
Do che District Court
Charles A willmarth. risintim
+ y Moarr. The uatn0un heir 81 \ N
Moore. and an Enknahu claimants ~
interest adverse 70 plaintiff 10 The
defandauts
To the Above Named Defendants.
you are hereby notified that = md has
besn nl-d AGAINST you b. the aid Court
sud Cauuty b. the above uamed plaintiff
iH which the piainuN pray fur thr e.
taNlshiurni u his estate Inst you snd
each % You b. barred aud forever -
topped from having or claiming any uzhf
or tifir sdyerse 90 piainiim and that
nlainufrr till he daierminrd and for
ever nuicfse und sri a. rnsf 40 thr follow
Ing aesrrihed premiaes 90 wit
Lott numbered Mac 9l sud Tee
ual in Block ~uumhsrcd rurig. Ngl
II the ffroa Addition To- ihs city u
Albuquerque HecordirT Co. fhe msp
- saa Addition filed in the ofhro
81 tie rrohsts Clerk aud "a 9tlrio
krcortsr ternaliilo County y VI,
Yaa .ars fafihor uaatlei that unirss
vnu enter of Gauss 10 hc entered ypaf
appearance IN sold cauAe on Or before
bs rendered III ssid cause arairst yon IS
dsiaHit and the fsiisf prayed Tor vii 10
granted The name ~ tho plaintiff
attorney Il John NenahlH. whose poet o.
fiee addrcss d Alhnaueraan \ n
ran CRoLinTr
ny HARRY ? LFE
SEAL Depaiy
Ar'n isai Nay IS
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WANTED
FoR Furniture

ron sALE-Ths i~ollovins %artieics A.
good A. new owner breskinr ny
housekeeping. Ono brunswick instri.
ment mahogany ease. large size With so
choice Teeords ~ mahogany nurary
table Cali between y ard II = m $40
West Copper or phone for engagement,
Numher Ss6.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-08

90. s00-~s. room. modern, suitable Tor two
families corner Iot. Highlands: close IN
", 000-3 room frame, giassed-ln perch;
city water; completely furnished cor.
ner lot. Highlands. close In
". 5oo--7.room dwelling on former lot,
1OOxit2 feet fine location IN High.
lands close IN.
~. 00o--5 room frame bungaiow, nu- and
well built modern. OAK flooTs, fire
place; Esst Central.
A. FLEISCIlER, Realtor
Loana. fire Insurance. Automobile In
Surety Bonds
Phone s74 III South Fourth ~,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-08
Gen. Wood Likely TO
STAY in Philippines
For Rest of Year

MANILA 81 T.. May Gov
Sen. Lsonnrd wood probably will
remuin On the Philippine irianda
uaili the end 81 January. u a. I'M
lcrs,ood In well Informed circles.
tlthogEh hr haF not made formal
announcement Of tho time he will
resign MI Eoyernorship.
General Wood was given n years
leave Of absence by the board Of
regents OF the University ct Penn
syignnia. thc presidency ~ which
he had accepted This was 10 en-
able him to undertake a term a.
governor % the Philippines ~ q
public service. HIS program for
reconrf ructiOn 81 insular govcra-
mental affairs. especially tbs rc-
Mobilization Of the governments III
unnces. Is stiii uncomplstcd
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-08

WEsTBouND-DAIy 1i
Train Arrive Depart
So The Ssout pn $40 pm
Nn 1-Caiif LTD 10 80 an ~ 90 am
So. 7-farTo Past 10 90 am ~ 20 am
No. s-rhe Navajo ~ SO am 100 am
soUTHBoUND
40 ap-n pasa Enp 1910 pm t
80 e7-El raas Esp II 30 am
EAsTBOUND
80. The kavsio a.t0 pm 90 pm
No. Cant lid 500 pm 6t0 pm
NO. IS Fe Fight 1898 PM so pm
~ lu-rhr Scout Z 20 am 7ibO ans
FROM souTH
No. as fFnm VI yaso 6sab pan
50 10a-frnm VI faso 2 100 AN INN
no 10 connseic ~ Heisn with No. ~
Tor Clovis. Pecos valley. Kansas City
aud Calf Coast.
No. - connects a. Beien rith Ne. a
from Clovis ard poinis east aud south
" CIuvia.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-08

NOTICE OF SUIT
STATE or NEW MExIco.
Cnunfy Of Berneiillo,
ln tho District Court
Noah X ksdimer pla'n'if'
Ellen Redimar. attendant.
To the Above Nancd befecdantns
You ave ksseby natifiaf that a suit
haf been filed against you IN tna said
gpur and COuniy ~ the aboYe named
piainun ln which said pialntin pfsye Ter
abtolute divorce 90 the ~gruundN u Aunr-
dotmont And Jon are n uhef notified
that antrss yea enier 80 cause o. ~ 20
1fflrs tho Iiat DAY Of NHy A u 1881.
iudranruf will be- rrndrrsa is aaiI cauae
against you b. 4afAnt And the retpf
prayed faF vii be- rrfi 81
The name u tho plaintiffa Gttorney u
rhos , Aahty whose pos, efhee address
Albuquerque. n. n
tsEALl clsrk,
Deputy.
April i724 May lie
BIDS FOR PENITENTtARY SUPPLIES
Requcsfa Tor bids for supplies tor the
Acu Mexico state fenitfnilary for the
uert slN months ending November a0fh.
1879 are now called Tor. Printed iist
~ tuurics, together with proposal hlanks
siu be- fuEnifhsd upuE reqseat. Bids
aust BE- la tie Sup~sriutaudsntn office at
santa Fe New Msriro hy 9 $50 A M
raeslar Say gard. ~
NEW hENlcO s1krf PENITENTlAHf.
MsY 2 . 20 Al ~ "a "a 70 10 ~.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-08
PoULTRY N RGqs


FnR sAL.E nnn n-rrinsian ezU Zoe
AatshinE rhone tTtew
.fon aAiF pnn Arsea,rr ten - pnn
bred hsrfrd Rocks. onr cottefri snd
iear rallcia qea Eartk fcrond street
rOR NALE -nlses hlnafca sars o. %
4 setting 5000 yer loo, Fred Eakst
rON AAiF-The 81. - Waitr iefhsm
iahy chtcka. go nrr TOO Orntpn
Rsafh. lhena Ties " BeK si2.
,ssss. I n Esis. ITssss-s ssis T.
fce % pr handfea Teea4Y-fs~ yeAfs'
rtterrare vnh inerhatHrs Nait rcii
~ -4rh y - Hes t0s Fhens 1919 .
WitfrE Lk0HnhN t0Us FoR HArtN.
inF Is Tor 81 20. rhone Ia ".
u-titefcd
rpH RAAf- Shepherd tsrAiu aui trfnns
hpteninf NWnf lrela nae l3ffui "a
eaEa. ~ 90 fnnhe Itt1+H. 11k0M 40
pi4 11tt 80. Htfh.
RHubn ISLAND nED KdHs fOR
haishlss rs for u 90. Delivered.
FftffLF FHUH F0K HTTCNIKa
irser ~ ior 7ss. PAaae issl-w
Delivered.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-08

Ia sAIF-Thres lots on East eHref
|ne or ali tine location. phsns lsaS-N
MORNINGS,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-08

|PoR sALE-Real Estate

sum- :. aS s.Sg. q sls.s '''; q.
FaE.k- Hfsg fnst int on fiast III.
II. a&f HlahIsnd Park $500 Nish
dow aad $40 monthly. .. A.
eel Kast kllxsz
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-08

MRS W n IOLLEY
nrrssmakinr and de.iguing
ut WEST SILVER
PHONE at57 j.
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Classified
. ising Rate Gard
~ FEBRUARY 10. isss.
voFd each Insertion.
'lsssif'sd. 10 esnts = word
Display. so ssr,. an ineA
IS eerta an inch each
sertion, to,76 an Inch per
~ ehsnEs permitted dsliy.
IA professional cards. eo.Tt
pnth. Half Inch. ts.b0.
4is for The Evening Herald
day desired, Classified
sndsy Herald received IN.
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Tor az i~ndeflnits period ssn
ed irtsr than ~ o'eiosh
.sInsd form. .'o.. =, 1880
ID VII b rsspsnsibis for oniY
Is<rtion.
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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-08
DREesMAKING


Plain ~sesinE, undersfsr rtnrhf
drsatss siiA shirit a specially can sc y
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-08
FOR sALE-Automobilcs

SAVE MONEY on used parts and aeees'
sorlet batterie. had tires Parts for
etudebaher Chaiiners, Maxwell. every
model Overland, Buick four and His.
Niiiys-KnigLt, every model, Overland 4,
Hnpmahile X and y. Meihiosh Auto Co.
All West Conner.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-08
MrsT sACRIIfICE

MIsT SACNIFICE
7.pessenrsr s~tudshaksr In good meskan-
zeal condition five rood tires, neu tat.
isry. upholstery iike new. Can be seen
u The
HIGHLAND TIRE 4 RUBBER
WORKS
taa aoath Broadway. Phone $50
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-08
|hNTED-Female Help

|fD-Campeteni Amsricsn nurse
hNo healthy yeauE children Ap-
n leopold Meyer tic 80. Four
81 Ihnna 1In0.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-08

coon ufFfcE eAFE FOR SALE
ns sofTH sEcom PHONE ssS-w
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LOST
ANTED-Male HELM

rest Gold.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-29
VEST FIGHTS
AT GALLONS

,s,orxrx. Aria. sept. SIN one
! n. most sensational executions
- .,snessed IN this state. rheo-
s. .. west was hanged AZ SIS a. m.
=, At the Florence peni'en'iary.
-, was convicted OF the murder
rsnusl smith while the two were
~.sisr an automobile trip across
!. s.rr, between oatman and tho
,.,,,,se river. July -. 1881.
s,rrr,lnr with guards and calling
email group OF witnesses to
= Inn hon -this bunch Of muir
- rasrals. West put up stout
-.<s.ee all the way from the death
y = TIE eaiicwa
-. IS minutes before tho prls.
- scsld Be- tied with a heavy rope
rsrnk. on which he was carried
= ne rallcws
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-29
Call for Forestry
Meeting IL Issued

r frmrlste forestry policy to
; xshmssfsd to the state iexisla-
- WIEN II meets In January. a
wsr conference will be held at
Hrs Wednesday and THURSDAY.
lessr II and II. according TO
snpumeat Friday At the Cham.
wx Commerce.
1epfes from all parts OF the
N ~ desired and the forestry
zBnxa~ Of the chamber has
estnRsd a request that such be
Rsafsd BY the various comnu-
: ocfober last year conference
q bid NJ which time a program
{ xsiiminary action was decided
~ and seven committees APP
md TO study special phases Of
> sork. Their reports viii be
Aneted at the forthcoming con.
nsec which viii be held in the
rI1srium Of the Y. NJ c. A.
|1Hnx.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-29
ICED WOMAN
KILLS HERSELF
,,,.x Revolver While Her
Dauohter Is Absent

-. ~us.~rinx from me'ancholia
Va night Mrs. Anne Gilmore.
s : q KlrklAnd. shot herself thru the
= Sy,nr instantly. according 20
- s..,xrd hy Coroner W. II. Cor.
q Friday. -. ar, .o., her
@ nrs. Naude rrrston. from
- an an vrrund and white the
- absent committed suicide.
.-,.hter discovered the body
-. Gilmore l. survived by two
laughter and a sister. The
:, the sssSions Undertaking
..,,,rs q, Kirkland.