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The Marietta journal. (Marietta, Ga.) 1918-1944, 1922-07-06

Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Brown, of Ben
son, and Mr.. w. L. Owen visited
friends in Dawson county, last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Casteele and
children, of Holly Springs, spent last
Wednesday night with Mr.. and Mrs.
Bill Newton.
The Marietta journal. (Marietta, Ga.) 1918-1944, 1922-07-06
In the Good Old Days With
The Journal and Courier
BY Herbert Rice

the plan of this column the
the Gem city OF the South few back Not far back that
enough back revive pleasant memories
this
to the of the orgna
this week Items
the July
The Marietta journal. (Marietta, Ga.) 1918-1944, 1922-07-06

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The Marietta journal. (Marietta, Ga.) 1918-1944, 1922-07-06
MORRIS CROSS ROADS

'-o-o-o-o-o-o-o-o-o
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-14
Opera Star Is Deserted by
Chauffeur Hubby Who Won't
LiUe In "Palace of Babylon.
Mime. Matzenauer Wants Her 100 Per Cent
Man" Back, But He Can't Get Used to Life
of Ease and Opera in Ne-5 York City

SAN FItANC1SCO. March "a -
Margaret Il Mathenauer famous
diva. apparently has iost her chauf-
fcur-husband ~hom she termed
Zoo per cent man
The husband. Floyd Glotzhack.
has come hack TO his ioh az IN"
Bcimontc hotel here, driving tour
De- about
4 year ago he took Mime. Matte
naucr out for "a drive FOR hire. Shu
sat on the front sont with him.
better to enjoy the scenery Later
came the engagement aud mar
riaE, and Glotzbuck left the driy-
ing wheel
The san Francisco Examiner to-
day gives Glotzhack's reasons for
leaving his bride In New York:
IRA rather be- "a chauffeur In
California than To dwell forever In
the palaces of Babylon he mid.
Il would seem Glotzhack was
forced to let ano, her man drive his
wlfe's automobile.
II would drive any man crazy
10 sit back among the cushions
aud squirm every time he felt the
back last Of the transmission whom
~. ss needed was real mcchani-
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-14
|. W. W. WHO FLED AMERICA
GETS IRON WORKS AND COAL
CONCESSION In RUSSIA
"Big Bill" Haywood Heads Group Who VIII
Employ $4,000 Workers Under Soviet Labor
Code; G, ZOO Going From United States

taining a concession 10 operate
an iron works and coal mines IN
Russia. says that "A party Of on
gineers and technicinns suou viii
leave for Russia 10 prepare the
way for six thousand American
wurkmen.
Calvert. like the other Conces-
sionnirca. IL a member of the l.
W W and formerly was n fore
man In the Ford automobile plant
In Detroit.
The othcrs In the group OF con
crssionnires. Cnlvorr Faid. are
Thomas barker and n. nayer who
are well known in l. " W cir
clcs in this country, but now are
In RUSSIA with Haywood aud G. }.
ItutEers a native of Holland. who
has been identified with the ! W.
" movement In the United States.
Under the terms 90 the concea-
sion, Culvert declared the Soviet
government viii collect ruvonDc
of per cent from the properties
and reserves the right 10 comman-
deer approximately 90 per cent OF
the cQlony's output % coal iron
and machine products. Tor which
IL agrees 10 give the workers
credits with which they can pun
chase other supplies The remain
der. he said, 10 70 be left 10 the
workers TO dispose of a. they sec
~.
The Nadinsky iron works are
about 4 500 miles east OF Moscow
and the KurnetE basin "a about
1000 miles east Of MOSCOW IN the
TOmsk dlstrlot OF western Siberia
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-14

DEPARTMENT
IS PRODED
Grand Jury Also Looks
Into Finance Board
Chrages

SANTA tl.. Mar ~. o. wla an
dcrstond today that W s.. Gnno
accountant Of Albuquerque. WIN
uiHlr on audit uf Tue state depart
mcnt uf education would ho called
before thy Santa l'e county grand
Jury uud DO was assumed that BE-
wac the intention of the grand jury
Goo ru into the Hffair- uf the d.
partmruf ~ education.
Gano's audit was made follow
ing a report of the state travelling
auditor alleging certain Irregular
tiles In the accounts OF !. II. Mag-
nor. former superintendent OF cua-
cation Wagner rrfutcd these a
legations ana in u settlement with
the state showed that the state
owed him money
Carl e. Nurte and former Gov
vruor Lindsay were before the
grand lug duriug the w0rnIng stH-
SION aud t was taken Co indicate
chat th" grand Iurs U.s. lnvcAiratiug
thv affairs Ot tuc state finance
beard. NdFcc recently gave pub-
uDity in his urwEuHpcr no chnrges
tibet records 10 the stale finan.g
{ board had boon destroyed.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-14
TREATY WINS
IN THE FIRST
TEST VOTE
Robinson Amendment
Is Rejected by
SIS to 80

WASHINGTON. March lt--in
rs flrst roll cali on any issue of
the four power treaty fight the
senate rejected to-day the amend
ment of Senator l.nhinson, demo
crnt. Of Arkansas. designed to oN-
tend the benefits OF the treaty Ia
non-airuatory nations Whose In
tercsts are affected.
The nmcndmen: was defeated.
55 to 30.
-Four republicans. Rorah France.
johnson aud II aF'ollctte, supported
IN. amendmrnt and four demo-
Gratis. Fumorenc. Ransdell, Under
wood ana Williams, voted IN the
negative.
Making tho first definit" an
nouncemeut Of his position. Sena -
tor Walsh. democrat u Montana.
told the senate ne could not vote
for the four-powcr treaty unless
the Robinson amendment or some
similar qualification were adopted
He said he hoped 20 Nnt. for all
the.pthor arms conference treaties
ssnators McCumbcr of North
Dakota. and Lcnroot, of Wiscon-
sin. both republicans. led OFF for
tho rgtification advocates. prnis-
ing the treaty ns long step to-
ward International .undorHtandina
and denying thnt " efubodlcs dan
gerous entnuFlemc
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-14
Pastor Pleads
For End of Pulpit
'Pussy-F ooting'

NEW YORK. March -ln
letter addressed to "uI-crIm
mating Sew Yorker. BE.
John A. Roach siratou. pastor
or Calvary Harus, church. zoe
day pleaded COR the overthrow
nt pulpit ruFN footing ami
tho adoption of morc 'aonsa-
ronai preach.ur
Do wa from pr strst1n's
pu.u.' ;hat william a Brady.
the theatrical producer. recent
lv defended the r1urHls of mo
stage and moving picture studio
lu M open debate with INH ulH-
tor Tho Rev Or STUART Mao
Arthur pastor emeritus recent
.r Withdrew from the ronrrc-
H'Inu after cr.fg.l.ur DTS .uc-
.a|Hur '.. a.r.HraN-m.
There is n. r.. .r trying ia
hsHI tlH cancer of Hr wru
-Uu.hiuE sT.. Ir Sratou
declared In l.. "H.I ..rrrr und
if la ldIe fn #UrnsI. cologne
w1ter upon fH. H.'rl Iuiluities
90 q rebclNogs race
The clergyman declared that
~ 10 were l trIw f.r 90 preacher
90 he .Hu-.. ...rI.fsf fheu
Amos ENIHH nIu.' Peter and
Paul 'rrd .r.H .N" divine Fun
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-14

c.nn.' the reporter quotes Glo,z-
buuK
Nclther aid Biltzhack ouioy
break fasts ln bed. nor did sitting
up night aftor nisht through the
mad rceue uf Lucia" appeal tu 90
car nutuuod to the hum of o. smooth
running motor
Tie reporter says GlotzbJoh told
him thoro had boon mo- friction.
that the chluffeur-h husband Just
cscnpcd when his bride was not
looking: ihnt he viii not go back.
Madame Mutzenauer 60 b. said.
wants her husband back There be-
talH % compromises from New
York. but unlisteued to says ilutz-
back
After this marriage Mu7zennucr
said her first marriage, to Fcrr1ri
Fuunna. failed because OF the ar
tist temperament She wanted
n "mnn." she said The anuthc-
eIs ~ her temperament theory is
hintrd ~ responsible Tor the wreck
Of the new romance.
Glo;zhack. a six-foot westerner.
comments.
orchids will thrive In hot
houses. but wild mustard ncoda
the california sun
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-14
Arbuckle Witnesses
Get Delay in Perjury
Indictment Cases

SAN FRANCISCO. March IL
Action on the indictments recently
voted against Mrr Minnie Noigh-
hors and Mrs Frances Hates. de-
fenHe witnesses in the Roscoe Ar
buckle case charging perjury. was
postponed until April 3 b, was an
nounced today by the county grand
jury hero
Mrs NeiFhbors and Mrs Bates
were to have appeared before the
Jury yesterday 70 be heard In con-
nection with the charges. hut their
attorney. Nat Schmulotiz said both
women were ~ In southern Call
fornla. Mrs. Nelghhors testified
at one of the Arbuckle trials that
fhe had seen Virginia Rappe. mo-
tiun picture actress. as a result OF
whose death Arbuckle II charged
with manslaughter, a. a health re-
sort. The stntement was dispui-
ed by the prosecution. Mrs Bates
had testified she knew Miss Rappe
~ an ,inployc of Chicago de-
paftment store In 1914.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-14
COAL STRIKE
CERTAIN, SAY
DAVIS, LEWIS
Ca binet Officer and
Union Chief See No
Way to Avert 1t

WisHtNGTpN. March % a
general strike in tho hfumluou-
coal Industry on or ahou April Q
Inevitable secretary OF inhor
Ia,la and John J. L'wis. pr"-i-
dent of the United Mine Woraer.
ur America. agreed today follow
ing o. prolonged conference. 100
which they discussed th, situation
growing out ~ tho con .roNor-y be-
tween the miners and mine opera
TOTS
Mr. Lewis declared later that the
operators were forcing the strike
us bold commercial policy Tor
which the public will pay The
miners president reiterated today
Dds statement that the unions were
| prepared Co open neg citations look
INK 90 the formulation of an agree
mrut 80 tax" th. place ot that
which expires u"Nf month
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-14
NABBED ON BIGAMY AND
EMBEzzlEMEET CHARGE ON EVE
OF HIS TWELFTH MARRIAGE
Isaiah Moore Arrested on Complaint of Hoosier
School Teacher When He Takes $500 From
Her Week After Their Marriage; Gives List
of Brides

rs-frANrarYrf In ,t.t.f
I-''''l N"'I' l"'ii'N Hi1l mage
was tH have uku1 place .n MiuuoI
polls today a,pard.n- ra i.... a.t-
.,i,..,.t.... ,,.t,.. ..,.,........i .t.. .......
'''''' ON "a 'a"'s" 'i nis'mF ana
cmhpzIemout
Tho rnihcaz..m,rt grrre. wls
r,.s.--.,t t, eI. ..., y.,. t4.....,
t''n+ H''-i'I -.l'"l ..t.h'F
and hIs eleventh hrlo iio .s said
On b.ys .u,t....I.F F.aH fr.... a.r
90. .a.. a..t t..- ........., b..
' '''N
than "a Week AZ Miss Evans hNr-
band be was "Gpursa MoIru-e
Noore tei9 rb,. r.f.0.. b.h.I f..r.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-14
I KNOWN
TOBE DEAD
AND SCORES
INJURED
Oklahoma, Arkansas
and Louisiana Hit
by Storms

KANSAS CITY. March Id
A known death toll Of II liyes|
was collected by tornadoes in|
the southwest last night. Tend
persons were killed at the min
ing village of Gowen, Okla
near McAlester. Six ncgroc>{
lost their lives at Gethsemeucl
Ark, aud one man was killed
at sulphur, Okla. Scores d
persons were injured and thl
usual destruction of property
occurred.
The tornadoes were q part of
q general rainstorm through.
out the southwest from Hanni-
bal. Mo. on the Mississippi
river TO Amarillo in the Texas
panhandle. Sections of this
great grain and stock raising
area which have experienced an
almost waterlcss winter now
are menaced with floods.
Streams throughout Kansas are
reported bank full. Four inches
Of rain fell az Fort Scott, Has,
and part Of the city is mum.
dated
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-14
Youths Wedding
To Chorus Girl
May Be Annuied

SEw YORK. March 1i.--Nn-
nulment may De sought Of the
marriage IN Milford. Conn last
week of Geneva Mitchell l1-yynr-
old Broadway chorus girl 60 Rob-
cr, savage. 90. wealthy school bow
who ls preparing FOR YAH.
W Rice. the girls Euuduth-
or stated today thai hrr mother.
Mrs Ncrnu Mitchell. probably
would start an action thus wovK
TO have the ceremony set aside on
the ground that both parties were
under age.
Mr. Rice also confirmed re-
port that the young couple s"par-
Ltcd last saturday night and that
the neNt day savage started Tor
Ia Julla, CANT. TO see his mother
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-14
OIL PROMOTER
HELD IN NEW YORK
ON FRAUD CHARGE
S. J. Cox Accused of
Defrauding Investors
of ST. 900, 900

HOUSTON Tex, March % -
The ca4o of seymour j. cox Uul--
ton promoter. arrested In N.w
YORK last night and alleged tD iH. q"
1ofrnuded inventors of $1,000 %
through the mlc of Wort hlrs- nil
stocks viii bc laid before the ful-
eral grand Jury which iz now %
session here. federal officials .l-
uuuncod today
T. n Black. postal in-rr-..r.
said COX ls alleged to hay, ua.d
the mniln To send out circulars.
photographs and statements wn Do
wsro fraudulent in connection w b
the promo ion Of the General ull
company Cox Realization cuw-
pauien and $ a. J Coz complr
Cox and tho General con come
pany. which bee promoted hove
been tho center OF numerous court
litigation
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-14
Stocks of Grain
In Kansas Smaller
Than a Year Ago

TOPEKA. Kan. March i4. The
stocks OF grain ON Kansas farms
are much smaller than n year ago,
accord ng to n report issued today
by Edward c Paxton. Kansas sta
tistician for the bureau OF markets
and crop estimates for the United
State aenartment ~ agriculture.
Estimates as of March I show
only Is.Oi7 900 bushels of wheat
sim In producers hands, as COM
pared with 42.s23 600 bushels a
year ago,
Farm corn reserves on March
were s9.Ss5 600 bushels as com
pared with 7l.6bO.0O0 bushels last
year. oats dwindlod from si.siA,-
600 bushels 10 ia,aif.0eo bushels
ana barley from e.aai.ao0 to s.
aSO.Oo9 bushels.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-14
<. l.. Garretson,
Former Potentate
of Shrine, Dies

TACOMA. Wash Mar Eli
De- Lewis Gurr-tson in 1929 iut"-
rial potentnte uf the order of the
Mystic Shrine ot North America
dlcd suddenly this morning ut his
SUI urban home here.
Mr. Garro-son was tho victim
a. sudden attack ~ the heart lie
was az his office and In his usual
health yesterday
"" Fnrretson wis born juno
IS. 1879, and he Is sursiyff hy a
wife and dnught"d parents and
three sisters
He hal bccn a r,ddent Of TIA
coma for a. years and was an at
torncy
Mr.. Garrctson waa one u tho
most prominent Masons In the
northwest
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-14
OONL OPERATORS
IItAMiNG II ALE

CHARLESTON. W Va. March
.l4 -pIrec- 90 the Kauawhu
Coal OPERATOR association worv
iu rassion hero today formulating
Ia working seal, for tho lSannwha
bltuminUuS coal field which they
VIII submit tu trr membership Tor
ratification ON Thursday This nee
tiou follows rho refusal OF the
union leaders tn attend wnr"
conference With Tine chock-nff and
.clusei shop eliminated, uruuu rI
hy the association
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-14
ISSUED HNB Cu.Ik
N NI-lli A-kA IlAN

DAVID CITY Sob. Nnrch 10 --
FLORENCE johnson. of David CRY
Sob. who married James e.
Vaughan. al.us lH.lh Moore. OBJ
telusi % lIEnrce from him boo Feb.
raar lur according ro lto West
rhorlf uf Huilcr county "INt
been looking for him for some
tlms COO o. charrr OF issuing frau
duieuf cheek hrrr hHr D guess t't
rp use now sald Sheriff Wee
upon teIur advised ui his arrest
90 lud.auHpolis uran n charge Of
hirRmy md smbcEiomcnt
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-14
$500, 900 Building
For Denver Federal
Reserve Bank

WASHINGTON. March "A Tho
fe,.ril reserve board has advised
the Kansas city federal reserve
bank that % secs no objection tu
tho erection Of "a branch ~ that
bank in Denver. Colo. o. was stat
rd today M tho board. Tho Dem
yer branch. 10 was mid. probably
will cost about $500 600.
Tho board o. was explained H.
not required ay law 90 approve
the building plans 81 reserve banks
but generally these plans are dis-
ussed with the board before work
a started.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-14
IS COMPANIES RtErTSE
10 ENTIIt CONFERENCE.

70 seventy coal companies.
forming the Munungahela Coal pp-
orators association. today am
uounccd th"y would not Join uly
Northern West virginia coal as
sociltI.n in it- m'etlne with the
United Mine Workers of District
No. 10 90 Bsltlmur, March ~. 90
agree ON "a wurkine scale.
Tho Munungahniu association re-
Gently arrycd upon d scale proyid-
lnp for go per cont reduction in
mining rates whIyn BE- will under
take To- puf into effect April D.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-14

MOSCOW March ii.-wimam
T. CBig Bn'D Haywood heads
a group of American / W W. men
to whom Premier Lenine has
granted concession To operate
the big Nadeidinsky iron works In
the Ural mountain region, part Of
the coal min,H In the kosneiz basin
and auxiliary factories.
Haywood disappeared from the
United states last year while under
go. 900 bail, after he and about
ninety other T. W. W men had
been convicted of espionage and
conspiracy against the government
IN the war. tie has since taken
some part IN the deliberations Of
,he third intcrnationale az Mos
cow
Il L. stipulated that $4,000 work
ors with technical personnel
shall be brought into Russia Co
operate the properties. Zach must
bring with him 500 worth OF tools
and agree 20 observe the Soviet
labor code.
The production of the conces-
slonH il to Ko to the govornment,
which undertakes TO supply the
workmen with homes. rations ard
farm lands and allow them part
Of the production 10 carry on de-
velopment
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-14
Man Accused of
Robbing Home of
His Benefactor

SAN FRANCISCO. March a..
Mrs Angela @ Kaufman wealthy
Los Angeles phllHEthrUul-t nni
known there as tho Angel uf the
County jail. today had caused
the arrest here. ON burglary
charges uf Josrph Wpiluer ulIus
Reed man whom she Is asll fo
have bnfriendcd while ho was lH
Jail
n is alleged Welinsr looted Mr.
Kauffman's home OF Jewels and
furs valued az $4,000. No loot
was found ir Wollnor's room. tho
police said.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-14
President Arrives
At Palm Beach;
Takes Fishing Trip

PALM BEACH. FLA. March iia-
ideut Harding arrived horo rt l0
O'Clock this morning aboard The
Mclean househost ami boarded q
fishing smack FOR short fishing
trip The hausrbuHf was anchored
ir Lake Worth ana none yf The
party came ashore The prU M
plans u golf game IN tho Hfter-
noon and then viii board spec
ciai train 10 return Co 81 Au.Is-
tine.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-14
oNB nRpE DIVORCED
MD NAHIlIIp AGAIN

WiI.~fhN n. G. March ff Airs
Rossie WhIiaou. younr widow of
this city wuF married to Georr'
Shields here lhuut seven mnnthil
nro according fo the records Of
the county register ~ deeds Mr.
shields recently obtained "a divorce
un tho rrounda ~ dusertiou and
wai married az Washington. n. c.
last sunday
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-14
Presents Evidence
OF Vice Charges in
St. Louis Schools

ST LOUIS Mar if-N ator Nll.
Ter president Of The board of police
commissioners has presented Co a
parents committcg e summary q
evidence Of his charge that vice
clubs exist nt Sedan high school.
hut tho summary war unconvinCiug
Il war announced this afternoon
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-14
Whisky Struggled
Into Port Tied on
Anchor Of Ship

SAN FRANCISCO, March IL
Customs inspectors here today told
of another manner Of hiding Wills
Ky on incoming ships They To-
Gated and confiscated 22t bottles
81 scotch whisky tied to the an
,hor Of the steamship Melville
Dollar.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-14
Arbuckle Jury
Being Selected

SAN F}2ANCISc'O. March IL
Examination of the sixth man call
ed Tor the jury 20 Try Roscoe Gnt-
.fvl Arhucklc on a manslaughtcr
charge began today IN tho superior
court. Ftve were oAnmincd. one
~ them being passed temporarily.
and the other four excused.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-14
Boy Gets Ii Years
In Reformatory for
Starting Fires

BATTLE GREER Mich. Mar
~ Lawrence Dunbar. ia-yenr old
al who confessed last week 90 rcf-
ing several thclfera and school
huuars Hfire hero. was sentenced
Yesterday TO serve "a years in the
state rvfnrmntury uf lnnauE
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-14
ULpHUR, OKLA, HIr
nv STOHM. ONE nEkfj

SULPHUR Okla Star if.---tlnI
nan vas dead and half donef|
hher persons we're IN a hoapifal,
etioualy injured today ~ the ral
suit of tornado witch rlapo
hrourh the west end % thia s.Ht
late yesterday. wreckine about lifi,
tContinned ON Pagc Two,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-14
Have You Figured
Out Those Slogans1

i,cricnl r that S13 iu Ct-h
prifts. wall fur thu,-' Who
turn Ia 'hc nouic~t cprrvtt
answers tu the AlhuguVtuuc
trade marx, slogan aud trade
nnmc contest. The slogans
and trade nnn, Wrrr given
Ia a page asiA crtistui ut ln
the sunday Hcraid. Tho pnrr.
with the carrcs-i answer VII
H. puhsi' isd THURSDAY nftrr-
noon In The Herald NJ an
swcrf mus ?. In rhr a. raid
cfficr' nut later ihan t'cinck
tunnris 81, "Wednesday after
noon. Nddir,ss yuar answers
70 "slusan Editor. The Her
nhl,"
lots &C people arr figuring
out these Slogans uss'd ht the
Nibuqurrql' hu@lnr.a b. use 4
IT, an easy. intcrt-finE way
Co earn suinc rcHi mooney "
YOU haven't worked nui the
-hgans. Ksf the pas from
SUNDAY "a Herald and d. u
right now.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-14

lQcity of wind. miles per houi'
a. prevailing direction, north
last. character OF the day
Year
state Weather.
New Mexico Fair tonight
and "wednesday. not much
change In temperature.
ARIZONA Fair tonight ana
"Wednesday, warmer IN n"fth
central portion tonight
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-14

'nlAlll " " ~
Highest tenn
perature bNi
owcst temper
aturo a4s dat
iy range TEN %
pcruture 2A
mean 4 u y
toupera ia r e,
40. rela atlvc
humidity d T.
m 2at rela =
tive humidity u
a. M. 81, pre-
ctp ito a.
none. may y"
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-14

GOWEN. Okla, March IA
Ter persons are dead. 20 are
seriously injured and many
more slightly injured AS a re-
suit of a tornado that struck
this small mining town early
Monday night The tornado
swept a path a mile and half
long and about 400 yards wide
through the town. destroyed
about 20 homes and caused
damage estimated al $4,000.
NcALEsTEH OKLA. Mar ~
Sine persons were Killed and 4
number seriously injured hy a tor
ntlu that levrlcd path through
iuwru. mining village i6 mite
east nf here nut night, aGcordinaI
fa Ur W ~ Sumes. OF Hnrta
horne. who returned 10 his h0u
today after HaslHtiEK In relief worU
Ht fhu stricken town last nlglt1
Many persons were slightly injured
last of Dead
The dolsd
Mrs sidney Wilkcraun
clifford Wilkcrson. unfanD
Mrs PAT Lnnoy
Mrs Geurrc Glombo.
Rena GleWbo. 1s.
Annie Giembo. "a.
Mrs Pete Alnnbuls
potc Alnahois
Matiidc AlnnboiH.
THE fn iufod mot exuaqfptI - flt =
sidney Wlkcrson rs1
Tat Lancy
George Glcmho.
Two small Glemho children.
Two small Alnnhois children.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-14
1900 AMERICANS
GOING To RISSI

NEW YORK, March i4-iH =
Calvert. one Of tho men associated
with William -. Haywood In OBJ
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-14

Are often the hardest 70 fn. Pre-
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hig expense. There's whefs a
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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-14

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