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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-11
LEGAL NoTICEs


NNAAN4 ~ We 1hNARAH
Sealed proposals. Will De- received as the
office Of the City Clerk of the City Of
Albuquerque i,eN MsNicn until . O'Clock
A. a. on March ~. 1872 for paving
cufts Eutttrs. storm sewers. aftdiuE and
all neressars incideutals % appurtrnanrrs
hrretu. uu the following named atrt.ik
in accordance with the provisional orders
OF the llty Commission uf tho City ~
A~ihuquFuluf. dated Dee. "a 1891
East Cuai Avenue FROM ihe West pro.
perry line 81 High Street 90 a puiut tai'
west % me vest property line q Broad.
way Mssr Coal Avenue from the East
pnroitg line VI FOURTH street 20 = point
1uf east % The East property line u SEE
gnd street south laird street from fns
Month property line ~ silver Avenue 10
the Noun rrupefty line II Cool Avenue
line u silver Avenue 60 the south pro
pefty line " Coal Avenue south Arnn
Street from the South property line ~
Central Avenue 60 the North property
line ~ Coal Avenue North Eifh Street
froH the North property line a. Ccntral
Ascnue 90 the Nnrth property line Of
Gnnd Avenue Bass Grand Avenue frum
Tie Ng.t uropsriY line Of Riga street
Negfh nssh Street iroin the North rro
prfty line 81 Central Avenue W tht Aurth
properly line ~ Grand Avenue south
il,sh Sinet from The south property Tine
~ Central Avenue ~ The south property
iino AZ Ca0i Avenue West Gold Avenue
from The hast property line Of siSlh
street 70 ihe east property line o. Aiuth
SD, vm be- received on The fonowlas
types o. uavfmruis
.ul 2" Bituiithie on 50 concrete base
tsS ~" nahau,hie on a" concrete
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CHICAGO March li.-strength
ln orn today uNcrcumv "a weak
opening in wheat on the chicago
Board ~ Trade. First prices were
81 10 q cent lower. wiih May
E1.3EH 60 Si.3Gh: july xl.17 TO
sl.i7s and september Sitl.
Weakness uirond 10 face OF yes
tcrday's rally here caused h lc-
cline. but some short covering and
commission house buying checked
BE- Trade was light and wnen corn
showed unusual Saturday strength
the wheat pit responded ana soon
was ON "a parity with Yesterday
] closing
Corn started unchanged 90 sc
lower with May ut b-u 2hc,
July. 65h 90 fi4 c and September
ga Co tTLr The initial losses
were recovered 90 The first fcw
minute Ihu market receiving good
support Offorlags were lght and
when tho buylng continued, the
strtugth became pronounced At
the euI uf the first hour Mny wac
$3.50 July, G8Ac and September
vi 20,
Oais started unchanged 90 sc
lower with MAY Ggisc. july. Ale
~ NNNINhNl AaNt lINAf WhN
O. bt dlil but the grain urmed
up with corn
Provisions were neglected. The
prices were unchanged to Be- lower
in the early trading.
a sifirn bulge in -nid-sensun
caused uy short covering was fol-
lowed hy general weakness In
wheat. hut in the final 90 minutes
there was "a sharp raiiy and the
close saw May NtaTA Co 90 ~
July. S1l1M to Sli7A and sep
tcmhor. SiiiL bid
corn % uIwed wheat cours"
IN the later trading ANA after "a
sag from the hien closed ON o.
rally with May G3 GAS July
G5H, 20 90 aud september GS.
Close
wheut-May s1.s7N3 July
Corn-May. @6sisc; July.
$3.50.
Oats May 22Ec. July. NAc
Pork Mnv. $40 90.
Lard Mas. Sil a5- fuly. Sli a..
Ribs May. sios SO Juiy. f10.a2
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MARKETS
New York Stocks

NEW YORK March iI.-stocks
moved forward again today after
early hesitation u%cchsioned by the
henviness Of local utilities. Mo-
tors and related speclHities. net
ably the rubber group. e. most
active az ] 90 3 point gains. Equip
ments. Independent steeis am cop-
pers also made extreme advances
Of / TO almost 3 points American
Telephone was among the repre-
svntatiN" Issues which made a now
high price FOR the current move
mont oils were comparatively
duh and there was nttie demand
for high grade rails but that group
was firm to strong 500 was the
only exception, reaching I'VE one
point 70 adverse dividend action.
The closing was strong Sales APP
pruNlmatcd $50. 600 shares
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DENVER, March lI.-Catic re-
celpts. 500; market steady: beef
steers tG.OOn 500. COWS and helf-
ers. 5000 Jas calves. $1,000
1890, bulls. f2b0na.bp. stockers
and feeders. 5000 z 90.
Hog receipts. zoo. steady. Top.
$40 So bulk. si0.55m 1850
Sheep receipts. 1000; marked
strong Lambs. $4,000 ifNb.
ewes SS.S0d s.0Oi feedere lambs.
S1o.6Om 1875.
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FOR RENT-OfAoe Rooms

FOR RENr-Onsq spars liz South
Fourth. opposite POSSIBILITIES. rhone
1ik.J.
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BUSINESS
Farms AM RANCHES

BOOMING HOUSE for sale See Rel,
as W Gaid Phone 46i
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R6AD ~INPR0VENENTN
a of XIV MEXICO
HIpe MARCH grNn ruou

Srslrd prouosalh viii be- received AZ
the office q tte Stale Highway Com
mission. Capitol huildinE santa ~. Neu
healrn, on March end egg until As
p m for The construction ~ Federal Aid
Project no et. Hernnliliu Counfy Length
q project . sea miics Located hstzeeh
Albuquerque and Aialedn
Approximate ~uuauttlrs
ATAt Gu fds Gravel shoulder
Forms Tor prupusaIH distractions 90
hIdns IN uians and specifications may hn
fssminri 81 thr ofirr 81 tho District
Pm iresr Loo inras New Mealro 90 a.
fhe uNf 90 ~ the Ststr Highway husnrer
santa W Nra Mexico. Layout. typical
fross s%rfi1ns and structure lst tn.ciher
with forms Tor rropusai viii We mailed or
application ~ pa not contemplated ir
mati aNv piaus a. prospective bidders
The state Highway Commission 70
serves the Tght o. reject any and al
proposals..
l. A GILLFTT.
state Highway Engineer
santa r.. Nov -ftlro February "a.
1877
Foh Is Mar al
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ei.sOo-b room, new, white siucco bunga
low. onk floor. hullt-in features. com.
plethiy furnished, including player pi
NOS anrHEri ffh ward. VIII sell an.
Furnished. n d.sirod. Easy terms.
$500 room brick. modern. good iaca
Ton close in 3rd ward garage. lawn.
cement walks.
Is. a0O-5.room pressed brick bungalow.
modern, well built. Eararc; ". Silver
Ave.
s3.S50-f-room white stucco bum
gnlow. onk floors. built-ln fea-
lures, garage: fourth ward.
A. FLEISCHER, Realtor
Loanl, Fire Insurance. Automobile In
sutanee snd all other lines % Insurance
Surety Rands.
Phone GA III South Fourth 81.
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KANSAS CITY. March tt-Cat-
he receipts. $50; killing classes
mostly 81 lower stock mostly soc
lower. an other Glasses very un-
even. but mostly steady top beef
steers - go.
Hog receipts 1900 very un-
even. around steady with yester-
dnyday's market No shippers
buying Top. t1055. bulk 81 saior
50 rs II 1850. bulk wcighticr mixed
ioads. 80 90 Hi0fo. throw outs
sows mostly 5000. stock pigs for
week. mostly fbMl.50. lower
sheep receipts i5uo todays re-
c,ipts direct to packers and on
through billing For week sheep
90 7tc hlEher. lamhs steady 20
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w YORK

NEW YORK. March IL Spot
cotton. quiet, middlinE, $3.50.
Cotton futures closed cas-,
March. StS32i May, NSo3; July.
81 30; October, $500 ueccmo
Der. Si6.f5.
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WANTED
OPPORTUNITIES

We are stul seiins shares IN the Mes.
Leon Oh Trust at sai 90. soon 20 I'D
vance. the one hlr opportunity of "a Do,
lnup o. make spuic rg4l money from
erirN iufrsfmfuf You N-nIt maxi
from four 60 six Tor one on nn inFesrmsr
ultt our company lu a very short time
Wr tave Go promotion et1ta na 10
afi.i c.ncers and you rei O. square dsal
Many wells starting foon-ien rigs %
m1un u|uuuins within fhiriy days Wi
hove Two RIG r%fnuiUr nov Ore wei
il lr drilled In suon and wuuid be- Yer,
alsf 90 have you rome 90 the office and
Boz ever this TIER With u.s.
rrs dinera1t from the prupositioul
you have known before. and we feel surs
TINT II NUn fully uaeerstoud This prupu.
sitiou taut you would become interested
We lste ore " tho vorii'. greatest
gopln-. stopping With No tor a short
Time uis ilmc is limited a. he Is en-.
1ts o. Cernda and will not return 10
his fold fur soms three Or four weeks
Would be- Glad TO have you meet him
while here
Conn, ia and be convinced that W.
havr .Umethlng for you-somcthiug that
wiN make you somr quick returns and
tr rraml.d financially H about the same
tliur a. hHiur hrokn Get in-ulug ZOE
fhr BIS profits
r. g. POWELL. Agent,
Miss. tr,,, ,tt 7rfrr
'
So ioa combs Hatti Ahnqasqus
Hass IfI.fI.
tI Tarsla Mis- 80
tD IL" Hi5ullthio on 4" BLACK
fl I1.u WfuNfhir ON aLw WiafF
Htra
It or R,Irf.rrad r1nrretr A..
l7l o. pirtn rangrei, G.28l
m 81 Hsiri1rrrf concrete Gan.
t1f or p.In rrrrrrf. Ar
Non 81 fwrla Ia r.tn7errsd con.
rr.fr 90
II i'm uffuIifi on gt.w ulact
Ba..
Thr following = nn estimate 81 thc
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FOR ~RENT-Rooms

FOR RENr- Room 5id West Copper.
FOR RENT-Furnishcd or unfurnishsd
room ol5 south Sixth, ihune 2lyn q
FOR RENT-Light housescrping rooms
fOR RENT-Two furnished fuouis for
iikht Housekeeping iT2I Weti tcnifal
HOg RENT-Lisht pheasant room open
Ing OF bath connecting slecpiur porch.
2Oa \ Edith. Phone lyty
FOR KENr-screened pgrehes, house
keeping apartments and CONS. ji5 y
hoath second street,
FOR RENT-strctly high class room
northea,t and soa,h exposure snnih.
east sleeping porrh private home best
residential district. egutlcman preferred
no .igk. CAN ~.
F5K RENT-Three fhmished rooms and
sleeping porch newly papered and
painted phono lsuaJ.
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CHARLES O. zAPF a 90

"fIcightitis'' is the best ailmeni you can
have. Consult NJ Tor Ia cure. You viii
never. be sorty. YOU owe Il 20 yourself
nice home
5000 a month viii secure the lot
rcnerai office n at second and Goid
avenue.
Phone Gao or s9a.
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sHIitr ASD pREssNAkING bO7 =
Cd. Phone itsoJ
MHtuinhkY s1ENClLiSG and CHS
fAiAiINO. lamrshadts to order
Wesiinkr Az Studio. Room % Ariu
Bids
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MILLINERY

FIRST GLASS MILLINERY -OM ba,,
made over new ones made 60 order
very reasonable. a2a Wet IIcfua.
Phone J22J. Mr. = & Coleman
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Potatoes. steady un russots. week.
on other stocks. receipts 81 rnrr.
total United States shipmonfH. 7s7
cars; Wisconsin round whites sacs-
%, f.db uiTa; huik. Si7ihl 90,
Minnesota round whites. sacked
81 aOWl IOi Idaho sacked rurn h.
81 .T0Mi-Sb sacked russets. 81 rs
n 800. but mostly around $3.50.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-11
MISCELLANEOUS

WANTEu-Youf spring ms cleaning We
use yasum cieaheg and then vas thor
uughlv. haVnius a speciality Phone
IFr5 ". - ard g Cleaner
WANTED-Jarefui kodak finishing By
master photographer twice daily ser
vice. Remember. satisfaction EuAran.
tosd Send your finishing 90 a rciiabis
established firm Hanna a Hanna,
Master photugraphers.
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i5c higher: top. sii50. feeding
lambs. IS TO l5Oc lower.
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KANSAS CITY. March IL
Egga Y 20 10 higher; firsts. Gle.
Butter and poultry unchanged.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-11

kaTNU WAX ONION PLANTS
boo. 500 $3.50 per 1000 5000.
.26 YelloW Bsrmudas, ~ 20 per 1000
poo $500. CHARGES paid Scar
aafh Plat Farm Cafriso springs
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Produce
CHICAGO.

CHICAGO. March i1-lDuner.
higher. creamery extras. a7ci
frstE. ~ use; seconds. 500 "A
standards. a6AC
nrsts, 22122h. ordinary firsts.
~ n 20ci miscellaneous 2lM2iM So.
Poultry alive. higher. fowls.
gee; springs. use: %ronsters. isc.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-11

buy aeciimnied trees from the
|huquerquc Nurseries. Get cat
be- Box si6. Albuquerque, n. NJ.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-11

Fahrenheit, who designed the
thermometer bearing his name.
died in 1885.
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FOR SALE Furniture

|lTTfPuL mahogany bed room set. I
anut c~hlfhbnitr fins Wilton rus
3l1l, gas stove. Ruud water heStsPi
.htfy used al good As new trhrapl'
sickness. See Mr. Townsend A. !
&runnry storo, or call 5l4 North vim
be The Herald Want Ada
Ick. sure results.
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For RENT-Apnrtments


FOR RENT Three. taom siesm heated
Hotul 2i6it North second.
ron RENT- Furhished apartment; newly
furnished Close in. 2us y snth.
FOR RENT- Modern furnished fiat
good location large sunny rooms. dc
siyahle Tor office sod livinc rooms. Nnl
take board ia exchange. N agreeable. D..
Aahafam. Phone 6eg.w.
fuR RENr-Furnished apartment; ishi.
water and heat Crane Apartments.
2lb NORTH Seventh.
glR KENT-Rnoms for iigbi housekeep
ln- a1l n Third 81 Phone aab-I
FOR RENT-Three room apsrtmenij tas
fixtures ard private BATH. No children.
FOR RENT-Gnfurnlshed apartment.
Cheap Call Mckinley Land * Lum.
~ co Telephone 100.
TWJ partly furnished rooms Tor Ugh,
housekeeping ii0ih X second ~.
FOR RENT-Larse front room veil
furnished. a. desimhie Part of town
reasonable rsnt $40 Wet Tilsfas Ave.
FOR RENT-Fnnished modern aparf.
msnt. Two rooms sud sleeping porch.
Rcni reasonable and water paid. Phone
2t1s NJ
FOR RENT-Thfec room Furnished apart.
meat, nice froni rooms adjoining bath
hot and rold water. also 2 room furnished
apartment nice sunny front rooms. Wa
ter paid, On car line Near Santa
70 shops. sol south Third.
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LOST
PERSONAL

NANTED-sOO dining chairs 10 repair
and polish az 81 90 each Ar Graft
shop ase N Third Phone OIL
WHAT WoRRiEs YOuf
WHETHER your troubles are love,
hcalth money or marriage. write fulY
striet confidence prompt personal reply
We help thousands. pruf CoffmAn.
Div MI i22A North second, Albu'
iugrgue. n. NJ.
WILL 90 10 peoples homes 10 eive scalp
treatment shampoo, facial and mani
care ! HpeeiniiEc on treatments under
the Harper method ~ prtremuly reason
able rates. Phone gaG8-W Olga Martin.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-11

Nice Home-Priced Right.
rlosc In THIRD ward furnished;
large lot. Only ~. 500 90.
j.. T. ELDER. Rcaitor.
200 w Gold.
Looms Insurance
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MONEY TO LOAN

MONEY 10 loan on waiehss, diamonds.
irw,lry dut,lish's lo5 ~ First ~
coNfiDENrtAL Loans on leweirs. Ola
mauds. watches. ilhefty bonds, PA
nos. automobiles Lowest rates, Roth
mans III south fiut Bonded 20 the
tate
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FOR REET-Houses


FOR REST-New four room furnished
Gas. Miner, aiA+ West Central
fOR RENT Furnished nvc room house
h~irhinnds close In. Phone lbt3-k
FOR RENT fivc room modern house.
hos rgsldential district. Dr.. hurton.
Barnett nlig.
Fok RkNT-four rom bnngaloa With
all Convenience partly furnished 100
North Twelfth
FOR MISUNDERSTANDING foaf. room
furnished cottage. with canvas sleep.
inf porch. hath and gas Water Paid
Close TO car line Phone i72TJ
FOR RENT-Houss . large rooms and
porch mrifhed. $4,000 uufaruishcd.
$500 water and lights paid. iai5
North First,
for housekeeping consists OF living
room. klicheneiie. two sleeping rerehet.
hot aud cold RAINING water, electric
rangej $50 90 per month, Phone DR..
Matphsy tal
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
IRONING HOUSE, FOR sale See Kelly
2ts W Goid Phone 461
FARMS AND RANCHES
BIC 0i'kNiNe farm aud sioet lands ID
heauilful shsua Valley MS alfinf
Write b. Heron, ChAma y ~
4 GOOD zu.arfe fruit aud poaitfy
ranch Tor sale ur trade for city prop
erty Includes a b-foo well, ccmented
to the water liue, then . galvanized iron
perforated casing Has a capacity Of
300 gallons per minute water elevator
and a 10 Horsepower f~HiFbanksM oraU On.
eiHe al IN good shape Horse, Gov and
20 chickens. Also a 8 room cottage.
poultry houses aHd yards sufficient 10
keep 1000 chickens. 4. q. hox sol,
Phone a42Q.E ?
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FOR sALE-Automooiles

fUW NAIT-k.il HuItk tuuFInF raF
first class condition. hond Dillon
Co. city.
EADlAi uKN made aud repaired,
shrinor's Radiator shop. 2ta n. Fourth
USED CARS. bought. sold aud traded
terms II desired. Mcintosh Auto %
al W Copper. Phone 502.
HARVEY AUTO SPRINGS Tor all ears
guaranteed. J. kVrbef A Co, Alba
quenfre y
SAW MONEY on nsed parts and &c.
cf-surlcs. batteries and Tires. farts
for keu tour. Chevrolet 400. Studshaker.
Chalmers. Maxwell and Overland eighty,
McIntnah ANN 90. AIl NJ lnnlar.
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FOR sALE-Typewriters

h SALE ryfKwRfrEasLM kinds.
10Th new aud second hand bought,
TypeW ritter Exchange. Phone oos.J,
4nih FOURTH ~
fatch pads, 10 cents pound at
Cvening Herald.
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ROOMS WITH BOARD

NICELY FURNISHED front room and
board suitable for one or two. 5ie
West Sruit Phone it72.N
PiRsT CLASS iahic board Rates By
day or week reasonable. ia \ Third
ROOM AND BoARD-Giassed'i h sleeping
porch suitable iur two suutheast OK
pasarr iit North Maple Phone iseo NJ
FOR KENf -Aoom and board all new
beds. 6i2 south broadway. Mira.
Audra Doweli. Phone 197iM.
FURNACE HEATED dressing room, with
glAssed in sleeping porch, suitable for
married coupls At 1909 last Csn.rai ave
FOk nENT-puuh!o sieepins porch and
large bed room, adjoining bath ga
cellent meals. suitable Tor couple o. fan.
~ ~ three Private residence. Call
it2O East silver
RESERVATIONS may now DO had 81
ST. JOHNS SANArORluM (Episgo.
pail. Rates si7.b0 to $1,000 per
week ineludes private room with
sleeping porch. connected 70 bath and
toilet Medical care, medicines. general
nuraing. Excellent meals. tray servica.
30 extras. Al rooms have steam heat,
hot and cold running water. Rev. W
" Ziexier. superintendent.
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FOR Houses

BY OWEN room modern hrics Huqie
two large porches 500 south f1iih
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FOR SALE-iu Las vegas Year small
huusss. in good repair Furnished two
modern. all under drained aud vel fenced
free 81 all incumhranceSi cheap. A real
incom property Address n. A. Con
don. 4. %. Box 543. Hast las Vegas, \. 81.
The New York herald., 1922-01-23
SERIES
OFFERING TO-DAY
Bonds Of French Department.
to Be Floated Here Now
London Sale Later.

The Department of the Seine has sold
to Kultn,, Loeb, &c Co. $o5. .06c. .0oo Of its
twenty year per cent. external gold
bonds and to Helbert. wagg, & Co /.
Ltd. OF London. and associates an issue
Of e3,0Oc.0o0 Of thirty year sinking fund
4 per cant bonds. The offering in LonS
don win be made soon. but the one here
will be made to-day end for public sub
scription at 301H and accrued interest. to
yield 7.95 per cent. II held to maturity
The distributing syndicate will consis.
of Kuhn; Loeb IL. Co.. the National City
Company OF New York. the Guaranty
Company OF New York. Dillon, Read az
Co., Harris, Forbes & Co.. Kidder Pea
body, & Co., Lee. Higginson & Co
Brown Brothers & Co.. Blair & Co.
Inc; Cassalt & Co. and the Union Trus.
Company OF Pittsburgh.
Ths proceeds OF the issues Offered.
here and In London, are TO be used for
betterment and extension OF the de-
systems, and thus they win be utilized
entirely for production purposes. The
announcement by the bankers saitl.1 in
part:
1.-The Department OF the Seine con-
priscs Paris and its residential and in
dustrial suburbs, end Is by far the
greatest in wealth and population of the
eighty-nine departments into which
France is divided. These bonds will nor
be subject to redemption during the first
ten years, but Will De redeeniable as ii
whole, not in part, on January I. 1892. at
105 per cant. and accrued interest. and
on J;Auary / of any year thereafter at
105 per cent. less y per cent. per an
mum for each year to maturity"
The New York herald., 1922-01-23
COAL MOVES WITH WEATHER.
DuIIness Continues in Mines
NOn-C Getting Trade.

THE coal market of the country con-
tinues to be regulated practically by
weather conditions" says the ID acN
Diamond. This effect, however, Is felt
more by the retail trade than by the
operating and wholcsaling bra ches OF
the industry. since the reta lers are buy
Ing cautiously and pratt cally ON n
household demand basis bee use OF the
fope for frei hit rate reduction. Deaf
ers are also trying to clean up stocks Of
high cost coal as ra-idly as possible In
view of PRODUCTIONS having been made on
coal originating In non-union fields.
Perhaps nowhere has the esfect of tina
'nion wage scale upon rroduc Ion been
more clearly shown than In the case Of
the New River field. which until recently
was operating--or ra.he- falling to opcr-
ate---on "a unicn basis. The field Is prsc-
ucally non-union to-day, with the result
that production, which had avern aed
around 10 per. cent. OF normal. has
mounted upward to so per cent. as the
result OF the lower cost which war.s
being paid under an open shop plan
effect"
The New York herald., 1922-01-23
SLAYER DECAP!TATES
MOTHER AND HER SON
Chicago Police Seek Patrick
Tierney, Won,an's Husband.

CHICAGO. Jan. 22.-The decapitated
bodies of Mrs. Margaret Tierney, 20, and
her son. Ralph. 3. were found to-day In
their home. They had been r,u-s'~ro Il
with a hatehet found near the bodies.
The room had been tightly closed an
the gas turned on, but the coroner said
tf,-ge was no doubt both mother and
child We're dead long before the mur-
derer fed. Patrick Tiorney. Mrs. Tier
ncy's husband, Is sought.
Ralph's body was in his mothers arms.
and the police think she was defend
'nr her child from the murderer's at
tacks.
Tlerney, 1t is said. IL son OF mem
ber OF the New York police force and
also has a brother on the New York
'orcc. Tho Tierneys were married in
San Francisco while he was serving in
the army chemical forces during the
var. The San Francisco police have
been asked 10 look up relatives Of Mrs.
Tierney.