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New-York tribune., 1922-01-08

months. hey cannot, however, csy
mine much beyond that point, but
represents vast improvement
1921, when each week produced 3
new discouraging factor.
Fall River sales of print clota
the week exceeded 10000 pls]
These sales have been made in the
of the holiday and the decline ~
shorter length of cotton, used caJ
in Fall River mills. The manufactp
have held their prices, satisfied cq
prices were previously out Of PR
ton. The longer cotton prices fos
in New Bedford mills has advanees
reports of scarcity continue.
New-York tribune., 1922-01-08
\ List of Investments

Queston-A friend OF mine who has 4
sGod deal o. confidence in my judems nj
lcr nm a ist OF bonds ana rrci.rrcd
stocks suitable for an investment OF an
Psoximateiy 100000. 1!c would like 20
receive an average income OF about ~,
per cent, with as great degree of safety
as it is possible TO get bonds .,iyinc
sven return 10 is verg nuch r,eeseG
but would hko TO have YOU approve thcn4
and eliminate any which you ,hinl< are
not suitable before making the puronase:
treat Northern IS. 1886; International
Paper Company 5s. 1917; Bethlehcm Steel
o. lHiS Tobacco Products Is. f9%l: Grand
Iruni' halfway s.. 1876, l<resec preferred
lNNtu Cigar stores PREF, rrrl Stock Den
r, ARK 0s, l9a- Colorado i'uai and sron -.
i"d5; i.i5 Honsoiidated Gas of Baltimore is
1H@l: fhiladelphia Electric IS. lasl: Gulr
ON g. i'3l Anaconda Copper H. 1A29.
Amei iran Tobacco preferred stoch. Brook.
,yn ,na Edison 's 1870; rideNeater OH ci.s
il!uminatins Company oi America ;s $3.50
Swift q Go. Is. l95l.-~j. u. $.
Answcr-Of the bonds you list we
think the Great Northern Is. Grand
Trun|; Railway 6s. Brooklyn Edison
6s, and Brooklyn Edison Is are
high grade and we rank the Tobacco
Prodocts Is, Philadelphia Electric Gs,
Euli Oll Is. Anaconda Copper r.. Tide
water Oh Gas and Pacific Gas and Elec-
orc Us are good ewes tments; lnterna-
tional Paper 5s. Bethlehem steel Gs.
Mrcaee preferred stock, the Conso,i-
dated Gas Of Baltimore and Swift &
Co. are . business mans investment.
With an element OF speculation in the
Swift < Go. bonds. We suggest Tie
substitution Of American Locomotive
preferred and American Car {. Foun-
dry preferred Tor National Lead pre-
n Oh
New-York tribune., 1922-01-08
Investment Literature

Quest ion--Nour valuable Investment in
formation has interested me for several
me into @ en- hishways a" and 70 b.way .y 0o Of 10 lc'
ticai inyestins as far rs "r ~ an
accomplish such thing. You doubtless
nov the s'andard reliable authors who
nat one cannot e,,9, eSnar;o,,r "ii IN, awre
ing. bur a man can accumulate Valuable.
information which would enabhe him to go
mo sn9 , gan" In'ein gently There is con-
some is rood ava so,n ,s ' h.sd st' So;
thank you to select some of the good
!. What book or books VIII give the true
Morhinss OF Wal street is reaaons for
noTfc <n,tor etc co,,,,o,ar ,,r .,n eco eco.
and reliabio work or works on bonds XIV
ing the method of research Used 10 deter
mine safety. salabiiity; etc. 9. \ similar
,,a .'e"' one may sa,
ions /. Are thee any reliable Instjfu.
tions anywhere which give courses in in
Fesllns, other than colleges How about
or the
con Stree. Boston g. Same i've thor
oughiy reliable bond houses also I'VE re-
liable ia ole oFoNeTs VINO handle s'ocks This
adif.r ~ 10 nmt s,am ro' .,a ntalac'l
tion s,ictlv CONFIDENTIAL The above is
ONLY suggestive You NIL! use your own
icim and method OF answering shall
~, ,r's'.,S aN''.e'''s S'Hr service IN TINS
, 80" -, le'1 "ie t"V paft'cuiariy
soJ' ,J oooMI ol ne "oih ,, % W an street
4'.'u s,u,. ''s '',a ~; 1"ey wr'l answer qulte
Thos we we .I,, eT,mn, souI ,,ile y ~ questIol,' !,
Iordan iso.nra. '''le'-.i, n,' py ns'i@
Yo,l. 1In;va~si,S. n,,i,;sh"a l''' ~. psoN d. -t.m
& Han ana t.TIc va, Of VIII ctrao+ ;,
hy Serene s Fratt Iar,ro"co "l, ''si,,,, Cl,a.,-
berlains "p.;cines n l'' poma o,,Je ,n N'l''-
r,an+,, ,',hlisl,od h.. uon.'. IN. ~
i ar c,,la,,s+;,.e s4,,,,'- of hor,a,' ~
aroone- ofhcr th;ne-s ,s,ysrs vn,,r 'sno'
ond ouestion o,,ifc fnllv o,, - sbn',l,3 M
s,.3n,emonf the s+ud1, n Cbar,to,la;,, ;.
book by po;ne, Sirectly. ~ oTT;r,n,1 ,,.'.' !
sources and studvinc ont for vo',,se1f s'a1'f
inc nrinciples which .ro d;scnsscd ~.
Chamberlain. and which Won viii 6nd
demonstrated in actual practice in The
financial structure and securities Of a
large corporation. We suggest that
YOU write directly to one Of the large
corporations-say the American Tcie-
phonc and TELEGRAPH Company-and
ask them for copy Of their latest an
nual report Study this in The LIGHT Of
What you have learned from Chamber
ain. and then consult poor's or
Moody's Manual and study tho changes
that have taken place in thp income ac .
New-York tribune., 1922-01-08
Investment Information

Questions Of general interest to in
restors wii be cnsicered IN this col
ann. IN ,ohich case only initials sciii
be used. Others scili be ans,cered bp
mail. Address oil inquiries, inclos-
'ne stamped, addressed envelope, to
FINANCIAL Editor. TIE Tribune, i54
Nassau Street, Now York City.
New-York tribune., 1922-01-08
Not Ennugh Insurance

Question--Any suggestions sou can give
;or the betterinont OF the statement given
below Will be greatly appreciated: Ago.
lhIrty-threc; married. one chila, a sirl.
ased three; own my own home. subject
to mortgage of s2.5oo: salary viii tal,-
care of expenses and allow something for
saving: own first mortgage of $1,000 at q
per cent on improved BroolNy1r real estate
s-.Vop tirst mortgage tgua.anteeG by Law
5000 Liberty bonds 81 600 Denver 6. Rio
Grande consolidated Is, due 1885 bouxht
at IS Is $2:eov stock ia lny company Mot
SUBSIDIARY company (not paying dividends>,
$1,000 in savings bank. $3.50 in trust com
pany--I feel need this much casN--life
insurance. $1,000. carried b. company and
the usual accident insurance. Tho only
thing am worried about ia the Denver a
rio Grande; but If you think thero is
l;' 1Ii;'' w. T''i Y be ''"d to have your advice
Answer-You DO not need to worry
about your Denver G. Rio Grande conz
solidated (now iirst), As, due 1886, in
our opinion. You were lucky to have
bought them at cas-. Our advice would
be TO hold them. However junior
liens of the D. &: r. G.. may. fare. we
think. your underlying bolNs u.r> !.
good investment. In our opinion, your
life Insurance, with q wife and three
year-old little girl, is too small. 1t
may be during the next ten years that
you can save enough to feel that your
wife and daughter could live on the
income from your Investments were
you to die, or il might be twenty years
before you get in tnis position. but
what YOU want in the meantime is in
surance. that is, straight life insur-
ancc. II at the end Of certain ne
riod. whether it is ten years or twenty
years, your investment position is such
as to remove the need fer insurance,
you can surrender Your straight life
insurance policy fer a certain value
and charge the difference in YOUR ac-
counts to the insurance which you
have had. Ii you can pay off the mort
gage on your own property you would
do we'll to either sell sufficient
amount of your mortgage bonds or
Liberty bonds to do SO. AS you save
additional sums, diversity your invest
ment. At present you can get per
cent with reasonably high degree OF
safety.
New-York tribune., 1922-01-08
I - We think the couipncnt

4113SV'c1 VT OI4I11K tTV CVWl P!NFIc
trust certificates of oil cut the very
weakest railroads arc good invest
ments There are S38,ooo,oCo Of the
various railroad equipment issues
which were taken by the government
and later sold, and whicn are now be-
ing offered to the public, which have
n clause in their indcnture providing
that they may be ca led a. l03 on any
interest date at the option Of the
company making them.
New-York tribune., 1922-01-08
q. V. Warner & Co.

Question: have never taken the liber4v
of askins your advice. This time need ii
place for my securities ut home. some
gishteen months ago placed same With
ng them to be safe there. Two weelsa
aso became ga little speculatively in
clired and straycd away from the gold and
crimson path by purchasing some low
priced stocks, using my securities as col
lateral. At the present time have Il
profit on the securities purchased Can
.aiis do they automatically become sold al
the lnari.ct price? Also when q business
* placed in the hands of "a receiver VIII
| be not:ned Of what division viii re
ee.Nc' How long do you think ! will have
to wait for my money get nay securities
oacs F. II. l..
Answer-The predicament in which
you find yourself illustrates very well
one of the risks which those who spec
ulate through brokerage houses must
face. The average spccuIator is specu-
lating not only in the market huctua-
ticns of the securities which he buys
or sells, but also in the stability Of
the firm with whom he has dealings,
and the latter risk, while smaller than
the former, is by no means negligible,
Is you have unfortunately discovered
We would like to give you specific an
s~ers to the questions YOU ask but in
oydcr to do so we would have to have
q fuller statement Of your side of The
case and a complete knowledge Of the
bankrupt firms position. We arc in
clined to think also that there arc legal
questions involved in your inquiries
which we are not in position to pass
upon. We suggest. therefore that you
consult an attorney as to your rights
n the matter. No doubt you will hear
from the receiver in due course and in
al probability you will be asked to as
sent to some plan Of meeting the firms
liabilities in whole or in part. But
we cannot tell you how long tie read
ustment may take nor what you will
receive in the final settlement.
New-York tribune., 1922-01-08

question shan oe deeply grateful If
YOU Will inform me which railroads are In
Your lvdStuent in the strongest position
ier The future.--E,. L. c
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-20
"a MORE CASES
Of FLU REPORTED.
TOTAL IS NOW 70
Health Officer Believes
Fully 300 Persons
Are Ill

The number Of reported eases OF
influenza was boosted 90 20 today
when "a more cases were fNNurtDl
10 the health department nr
q. c. West stated this afternoon
that he estimated that there were
approximately 500 casvs IN thD
cty. than 600 Of which
physicians had not reported to the
health nnice. So deaths were rec
ported today however.
Or West said that he had found
an OF the picture theutor manager
very willing 10 cooperate and Ito
anything possible 10 secure more
ventilation IN their show houses.
The health officer has ordered the
manaEors to keep the temperature
OF the thcnters az 20 degrees.
Upon being told hy the man-
ayers that patrons of the shows
would complain II the theatcrs
we've that cold. ,hc health officer
explained that the patrons should
blame the health department u
they found the show houses too
cold. Patrons. some OF the man
ayers say. desire the thentcrs so
have a temperature OF so or 90
degrees.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-20
Senate Adopts
The Radio Bill

WAsHINGToN Web 2OL
Tho house resolution extending
privileges Of naval radio service TO
thr press for five years was adopt
cd fuday by t@e senntc
Tho bill applies particularly to
naval radio htween the Pacific
coast and the Orient Under an
amendment adopted today. upon
motion OF Senator poindeNter. re-
publican. Of Washington. in charge
~ The hlll the press privileges
given extended also 20 radio he
tween tho west coast and Alaskn
and Hawaii.
President Harding urged Sena-
tor p0lndeNtcT recently to press
ihe bill. which IVES endorsed at
the International Press Congress-
nt Honolulu. Il authorized the
frcrctary of the navy to fix reao
ronnhio rites Tor radio transmits
rion Of news until June 30, 1927.
Tho biii now goes 20 the house
fot consideration Of senate amend
mpufa.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-20
OURANT-4 TAKES
la DAJADA HILL
On HIGH GEAR
New Mexico NJ otor
Company Men Put
New Car Through Re
markable Perform
ance.

A now record In hill climbing
fcnts was accomplished Yesterday
murninr. when "a four-cylinder
bNrant touring ear pilotcd b. a
roprcssuf4fINc OF the Sew Mexico
Motor Corporation. climbed the
fatnou. "a BnJada hill ON high
gear. carrying four passengers.
All who know and have driven
over this hin In an automobile
will recognize what a remarkable
feat this cur has done by making
this record The climb was made
with o. standard touring car. fully
equipped with extra tire. full tank
Of gasoline, etc. ana the four
PASSENGER averaged IN weight I'VE
one hundred and fifty POUNDS each.
Tho try Tor the hill was first
made with only two passengers In
The car the driver, being Mr. II. T..
| Gnllcf. ard the passenger n rcpre-
H|entatiyu ~ The Evening Herald.
Al this try the car fairly flew up
the hill ON high gear. the MINI
mum speed on the turns never un-
der fifteen miles an hour. and on
the Ions stretches II picked up TO
n speed Of thlrty-fiyc miles an
hour. The next try for the hill
W. made with three people and
this WIS accomplished so cdyily
thai Do wac decided to make the
climb with four This try with
iu"i l.'ll' iuI a lo"u proved Hs
Nv ul is WIN tnI,e' ana even
uhd'i 'nlH h,a iuhu u "A never
uhCp ti'f,u hut went 20 TOP
VI huut % 'i.hnkl ln E'hls-
. ~ h.h' OF M thlc' times thh'
nc ilIN ".tH pulleu was there any
shlitii. OF gears u neither wiis
tho 'Ihi'h "Ner touched by thc
dfltei o." OBTAIN what u known
nH ipplns inc clulch whlch iH
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-20

Everfas. Suiting has been
rubbed and scrubbed with the
strongest kinds Of laundry
soap. boiled In washing soda,
and exposed for weeks to sun,
wind, rain and salt air without
losing color in the slightest
degree.
E~verfast Suitinr is piece
dyed by a special process. H.
is one yard wide-mercerized-
and comes In all popular
colors. The name "EverfRst"
Is stamped every yard In the
selvaec.
Next time you nre In tho
piece goods department, ask
for n sample switch OF Ever
fast. Take II homo, test It In
any way you like and prove TO
yourself that here at last Is an
absolutely (ast-eolor wash
fabric.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-20
Night News Summary

Washingtun-Cougre=s viii not
spend n dollar Tor upkecp of old
warshipa unable TO contribute to
national defense next year. Chair
man Kelly. OF the suh-committne
On appropriations which will
frame the nov navy bill suys on
p,rcs Secretary ponby's rcqucs
Tor $4,000 900 appropriation
Indianapolis = Two hundred
thousand dollar fire destroys big
haraa az state fair grounds: also
100 horses. Three horscmcn sc-
r.ously burned in attempting TO
rescue animals
Washington Decrease Of more
than 200. 600. 600 tons in world
production Of coal IN 1891 noted
In statement hy United States
geological survey Strikes and
world wide depression given rs the
cause.
owens. uf Oklahoma. asserts tina.
In his opinion the senate will
rntlfy. virtually unnnimousiy. trea-
ilcs and conventions signed nj the
Washington disarmament confer
cncc.
san Quentin-Attempt 20 de-
liver convtcts from penitentlary
frustrated when authorities dis
cover nearly completed tunnel
from machine shops in jute mill
20 beyond ppison walls. Convict
found In tunnel.
BerHn-Kussinn soviet repre-
fenfativcs are on way TO Moscow
with proposals from France. Great
Nrltnln and Germany looking to-
ward Russian economic recon-
~riructlon.
Mexico City.-Disturbances in
Guatemala CITY In which Cuevas
Del Gle led considerni a force
against federal contingonts OF pro-
v|i,ional President Orellana, result
I'd in several federal military lead o.
cra being killed Situation now
said % be well In hand.
Boston Irwin 5. Cobb. author
and humorlst. seriously III, after
relapse from Influenza.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-20
DEATHS

Funeral OF sofia
Icgos. daughter Of Mr ana
II Baudellu. who died sunday
lrnoon ht their residence at old
3uqucrqpe. viii be- held tomor-
morning at 10 o'clock from
residence TO the san Felipe
iron where services viii he
i. Burial will he at Santa
|bara cemetery Crollott Is in
Luccro. aged SO
|rs. died at his residence on
" street. Mr. Lucero had been
|for nearly three years with
disease. lie IL survived
one sdn. Tomas Lucero, who
! with him az the end. Funeral
|ancements VIII be made to-
!. CroDott Is in charge.
FALDEKON- Iazaro Calderon.
oad. died this morning at
rcsidemce on South Second
bet. He Is survived By one
Ither besides his wife The
" was aiken TO Crollott unuder-
Inns parlors. pending funeral
|nngements.
ERMiJO-Viola Armijo. daugh-
OF Ne ana Mrs. Carlos Ar
Io, died this morning at their
Idcncc. ii523 West Granite ave-
/, after "a short Illness Of pneu-
|nia. Funeral arrangements are
h pending Crollott r. In
NANN+Tbe body Of Mrs Grace
Mann. who died hsne last
|day morning, was shipped fycs-
dny afternoon so NclsOnsille,
for bufial G.. T. French was
EEORGE- Funeral services ,for
b Mary George were held yes-
day afiFrnoon At Strong Bros
hpeL REV Hugh Cooper ~offlciat-
!. The Dody was shipped TO Gal
Charles Ridener
ID at M rooms In the High
IDS vest trdny age 80 years HIS
me wnf In Collinsviilc Okla.
body twas taken 20 strong
pa moftuary pending instruc-
ms fronf relatives
ELLISON Mrs Annie Ellison,
pioneer ,of this state. died al
} home OF her daughter Mrs.
ra Jones az 81 West Silver
nnue. yesterday afternoon age
years. She came 90 New Mex
In ISL making her home in
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-20
Jew Party Urged
To Retire Servants
Of Plutocracy

|CH1CAGp Fob 2O-A program
non-pa iaan political action
6ich wis result in retiring from
|bhc Mo- he servants Of piutoc-
fey and Qflvilege' was urged be
BIO n conference OF more than
D. hundrA labor and farm move
ent lcadNg by William II John
bn. president OF the International
|rociniloIf 81 Machlnists. conven-
b the cehfercnce today
|The organizations and groups
|pr 4nrnted he declared. should
Iet toeetfbr IN the evera states
Eli work Nhnibedly IN the APP
|oachinR \ prlmarica and In tho
II. election and elect men who
Incve in Afundamon'al American
IHcAles.N
|Chalrman Johnston and other
|lennfos &prearod tho hope that
new paty might be organized
|ter.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-20
Taylor's Houseman
To Be Quizzed Again
In Murder Case

LOS ANGELES. Feb. eO-Rc-
marks attributed tao Horny Pea
vcy. Negro houscmun FOR William
Desmond Taylor in which Peavey
named a. motion picture actress as
the slayer ~ Taylor. caused the
sheriff. office fu send poi again
Tor tho huuEcmun today. with the
.ltontiDn of intcrroEatins him fur
thcr Joe the case
p0a "y hps been questioned re-
paatcdly. lie has not AZ any time
ni THESE official stn'"m"ut- eunrr
named or implicated the actress
said 20 have been mentioned ~
him IN recent conversations.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-20
EH|NGTON DAY
0 Be OBSERVED
WIDELY IN CITY
Schools and
bstofhce Will Close
for Day

|hougb the business houses in
|auerqoc are not 10 be closed
.cdneSiny. WaHhington's birth
4 the dpy Ia to ue appropriate
facrvel.
L. schools. both CITY and
|fv. are 20 close all day We'd
|ay AMI also VIII hold eNer-
/! Tuesday afternoon fne cNer-
TO the appropriate tn the
hory 4 the Father Of His
hiry.''
Isimasler Berthc;d Splz an
heed dis morning that there
Ia be no deliveries OF mail on
.nesday and that an posiothce
would be closed Banks
he ciB announced that hey
nd be closed FOR tho day.
b. main school program is TO
III the High school audi
I'm foporrow afternoon. be-
Inns az 2a5 o'clock. The pro-
Il. a. consist OF an essay by
piNon on the Life 81
EEc Washing on % paper
From Washington.
Iflss Jbhnnie Johnson, and y
Ions by the High school or
bra.
are to prevail In all
war.i schools also. In fhe
|nd wald there IS to be a con-
for the best song and music
Iopriatt 20 the occasion IN"
N she county schools
l not eompie:cd today accord
10 Miss Irene Burke, county
Vol suTsrintendenL
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-20
Market
Advances 6 Cents

CHICAGO, Teb. 20.-Stoep new
advances In the price OF wheat
took place today. All previous
top prices this season were sur-
passed. In sDmo the market
showed a rise OF Gh cents a
hunhcl. May delivery, which
stands for the present mengrc sup
ply left from the 1891 crop, com
mandod as high as ti46 a bushe.
today, compared with si.a0h o.
i40N at tho close Of business on
Saturday. Drought in Kansas and
oklahoma threatened to curtail
fresh supplies from tho 1919 crop,
was o factor IN todRy's advance.
Biz purchases Sf Argentine and
Canadian wheat reported ~ hav-
Ink heen mRde for Germany were
also an influences.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-20
K. c. Putnam to
Repay Loans

Il c. Putnam is one Of Albu-
querque's latest hard luck men.
Recently he became so in debt
that subscriptions were taken
among his friends 10 keep him
from the hands OF the law. Now
Ms Putnam IL ~ nt n local hos
pital ana M Of his sons in Hot
Springs, Arizona. has sust broken
a leg, thus causing Mr.. Putnam
extra expense. The man. however.
is working each day and wants his
friends TO know that he will 70.
pay them a. soon as possible.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-20
Veterans Start a
Post at Santa Fe

T. L. Thornton was chosen ns
post commander for the Santa Fr
post Of the Veterans Of Foreign
Wars which was organized ytster-
Ggy IN the Capital city. according
10 state officers of the organization
who returned yesterday after help
ing 20 launch the new chapter.
Ernest Griffin was elected yicc-
commander \. !. Henly. quarter.
master. and r. =. Marker post ad 81
jutant The charter OF the new
Organization viii be held open Tor
thirty days. The first official
meeting viii be held on Feb
rlnrN 20.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-20
People You
Know
Radiaior Repairing. oaictel Auto Co.

Radiator Repairing. oaiokel Auto Co.
Solomon Spitz, OF santa, fc,
was In the city yesterday
Prayer Miller and Jana Miller.
Of Roswell. are In the city today.
Lee Baldwin. banker from
socorro, Is In Albuquerque today.
Lucius Dills, surveyor general
from Santa Fc, was in the city this
morning.
Mrs, John NJ. McTccr Is here
from IL Paso 10 visit Mt. and
Mrs. l.. n. ~sprccher. 3i4 North
Twelfth street. She is TO join her
husband here ard Mr.. and Mrs.
McToer viii leave Wednesday for
Los Angeles.
II. +. Robinson Of tho United
States Indian irrigation service
hus just returned from Fort De-
fiancc, Arizona. He reports the
roads in first class condition.
John w Atwatcr. an Inspector
FOR the lndiun Irrigation service,
arrived IT, Albuquerque yesterday
from Colorado. lie viii leave to-
day for his home in Kansas.
Aide Leopold. OF the district Of
flee ~ the forest service. left this
morning FOR santa Pc. whore he
VIII address the Woman's club to-
night he will speak on game
birds and animals OF tho state.
M T.. Fox. newly elected man
ngcr for the Chamber al Com
merce. II expected TO arrive from
Washington. u. c.. tonight. 90 take
over his duties here
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-20
to Go on
Two Weeks Strike;
Empty Pews Cause

DLACKPOOL. Eng Fcb. 60
Tho Rev Adam Hamilton. the pas
tor Of n OF the Congregational
churches here. has announced hin
intention Of going ON strike Tor two
wpoks. He said the empty prws
In his church showed that thcra
wnG something WRONG either with
his sermons or the church.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-20
Bank Messenger
Robbed of $22, 900

NEW YORK. Feb 10 william
a Russell messenger 81 the Ma
tionnl Greenwich bank, was rob
bed Of $4,000 In currency today
hv automobile banditg who board
Cd the truck In which he was
transporting the money 20 a down
town hank. The robbery occurred
on Nineteenth street near Fourth
avenue.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-20
Receiver Asked
For St. Louis Firm

ST LOUIS Fob. 2O.-An invol-
untary petition In bankruptcy To-
day was filed IN federal court
against tho Best Clymsr Manufac-
turing company, IA 50. 900, 600 o.
porution and "a subsidiary Of tn"
Temptor Corn a Fruits Products
company q receiver for which was
appointed Saturday.