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Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-01-06
Princess Robbed

PARIS, Jan. 6.-An Austrian thief, who
had followed Princess Stephanie of Ho-
henlohe from Vienna. is believed by the
police to have robbed her Of $4,000
worth of Jewels which she lost while
shopping.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-01-06
Only HAZE A poIICE,rAN.

LEICESTER, England, Jan 6.-Ths
village Of Overseale, 1000 inhabitants. has
pstitioned for the appointment of = POI
liceman on full time The present cons
stable works only half q day.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-01-06
nrRMAN DISCIPLINE.

BERLIN. Jan. 6.-All members OF the
German Defense Police are now com
PEELED to clean their rifles under the eyes
OF their commanding officer. This sys-
tenn was used In the German army.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-01-06
JAP PLANES INEFFICIENT

TOXIC, Jan. G.--As a result of tho
official report on the recent army ma
neuvers the government win take steps
at once to improve the aviation branch,
Tire report declared this branch very
inefficient.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-01-06
MUSIMIEs FOR ADVERTISING

PARIS. Jan. "a number OF surplus
Egyptian mummies sold by the Louvre
Museum were purchased by merchants to
be used for advertising purposes. They
Will be displayed in shop windows.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-01-06

RATHER REMARKABLY not Shank should have
politics" by the Jewett ad
ministration political erros2
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-01-06
BY WALTER D. HICKMAN.

BY WALTER D. HICKMAN.
A tender and loVable ghost Is Mary
Rose.
J. NJ. Barrie in "Mary Rose" has given
US a pretty and lOvable ghost. ghost
that plays on your emotions ana hearp-
oh nSi
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-01-06
ON VIEW TO-DAY.

The following attractions are on view
today, Mecca" ut the Murat; Mary
Rose" at Engllsh's; William Rock ana
a good bin Mt Il. L. Keith's; The Cor
ner Store" Mt the Lyric; THE Passing
Review" at the Park continuous vaude-
vile at the RlaIto; why Girls Leave
Home" at the Ohio; Little Lord Faunt-
leroy" Mt Loews State; "A Sailor Made
Man" at the AIhambra; The shelk,"
at the Isis; Way Down East" at Mis-
ter Smiths; THE Foolish Matrons," at
the Colonial, and Blue Blazes," at the
Regent
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ARMS FARLEY
PROVES VALUE
OF DISCUSSION
Greatest Gathering of It's
Kind Says British
Statesman.
HAS DONE BIG THINGS

Special to Indiana Daily Times
and Philadelphia Public Ledger.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 6.-The arma-
ments conference above all ellie, has
served to prove the efficacy of the con-
ference method for dealing with inter
national affairs and has strengthened the
conference habit among tho nations OF
the world.
Thus dId a member Of the British
delegation, speaking with the full
authority Of his government and his
colleagues summarize the Washington
meeting now entering upon its closing or
drafting stage. The achievements Of the
conference, the Brltisher asserted, If
judged from any one angle-nayal. Far
Eastern or Pacific. makes 1t the greatest
gathering Of its kind. The British view
Of the conference accomplishments he
outlined as followsi
On the naval side there haI been or
Will be an agreement, which will last
Tor number Of years between the five
world naval powers on capital ships,
removing the menace of ruinous naval
rivalry now going on between at least
three Of the powers, the United States.
Great Britain and Japan. The size or
the capital ship has been limited to
5000 tons and the caliber Of it, guns
held TO sixteen Inches, and accomplish
ment in itself deemed unlikely before
the delegates met in Washin yton
Cruisers have been limited in size to
10000 tons and their guns restricted to
eight incheJ.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-01-06

IT CERTAINLY official admit that there is
something wrong incompatible system Of collecting
ashest
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-01-06

THE CITY COUNCIL make itself popular by refusing
hold meetings to assist in of unemployment
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-01-06

TWO MEN wanted liquor surrendered the police
become dscour
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ANYHOW addition list of justices of the peace
cannot possibly do done the past!
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AIRCRAFT
AGREEMENTS.

But the most remarkable accomplish
ment, IN tho opinion Of the British
spokesman, is the agreement on aircraft
carriers. The conference, be said, met
when the world stood on the threshold
OF new naval competition, IN the air
craft carrier, a weapon doubtless capable
Of unlimited development. The agree
ment limits both the tonnage and guns
Of aircraft carriers and prevents the
building OF mammoth vessels which
would be capable Of raiding seacoasts
and even attacking cities far inland BIZ
means Of their airplaucs
There is no conference L know Of
that has done so much as this one" said
the anonymous Britisher.
THE Root resolution limiting the uses
Of the submarine would have been a
vast achievement II nothing more had
been accomplished
In the long range the biggest achieve
met in the dawning realization that
the submarine has little or no uss as a
defensive weapon. Opinion is moving on
the subject and we shall see how far It
moves in the future There will be more
said about the submarine at this confer.
ence. Ideas have sprung up here that
will take hold on the masses Of the
people and win not DO permitted to die"
END OF ANGLO
JAPANESE ALLIANCE.
The ending Of the Anglo-Japanese al
Hence, he characterized as the removal
of stumbling block" to tho good un-
Outstanding and good relations between
certain nations.
China has got a lot out OF the con
ference" he insisted; "the solution Of
tho Shantung difficulty is now in sight
We have agreed TO give China, insofar
as she herself has not given away GER
tain rights, a benefit that no nation IN
the world has ever been given before
The nine nations at the conferences have
pledged themselves TO form q nursing
ring around China. The Root rcsolu-
ton on China has given her a chance
to recover from tho chaotic conditions
which the over.urning Of the old I'm
perlal regime and the establishment Of
q republican form OF government has
created
Then, there is the question Of zap
and the general question Of the former
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APPARENTLY, Herbert Hartman has lost some Oh MS oetern
ton to clear the courtsI
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HOWEVER, metered telephone rebates for
would acceptable
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-01-06

I New York. Boston, Eayne, Burns Smith Inc.
Chicago, Detroit, St. Louis, G. Logan Payne Co
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is that wideopen city predicted before
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-18
rnnEIGN INCmNNGE

NEW YORK MAY tk-Forrign
rNchnner. Ira regular Great Britain.
demand, AAtM. cables. AS +,
riAty-day bills on banks. 4s2% q.
Frame. demand, 80. cables
9.i1ts italy. demand, 6.fGA /.
rhhicg. 5ITk Belgium. demand.
$50; cnhles. Sa9M Germany. de-
mnnd. 23 q cables "a. Holland.
icmand. ~ Gs cables. sS.7a Nor
Why. d~rfnnd. tsaa Sweden. de-
nand, rs 90. Denmark. demand,
- 80 s-witzoripnd. demand. 1917.
maud fia. Poland. demand,
e2h Czecho- siuvakie. demand.
100 Argentine demand. ss.Gz'
ifrayil domnnd 1897. Montreal
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nm YnIiN MoNEY

NEW YORK. Nay iS.-Call
money. steady; high "a; low.
az ruins rate ~ closing. So
ah laHt loan. 1M
call leans against aCccntanceF, 7.
Time loans. easy go days and 90
dHvs 4Wfa rlX month"; dh
Prime mercantile paper, - -
~
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LEGAL NoTICEs

motley To CONTRACTORS
ADVERTISEMENT FOR bids FOR
CONSTRUCTION or ADDITION no
afAit CAriroi. SANTA ". INV
MEXiCo
Santa Fo Ss~ A-sico
April 94.1922.
sealed bids vii be rsoelscd b. the
Capital AadiiSun Cammisaion ~ ne ~
tice u the Co,amisslener o. i'ublie Lanas
y tAs capitol bailainr sansa ". NV
hcxico, until 200 O'Clock r. NJ. MAY
- 1915. for ths construction ef an sd.
ditioh 10 The State Capitol Fsttls tor
proposals., Instructions 70 bidders. Haas
and apfcificatiuua nay he sakmiasd 81
the sfien II the ConfPiiasiuner 81 f'nbiie
Landa santa fe he~ Mesiee and a.
10 A~lbuqaerqus Nrv Mesieo, or N Peso
Teraa. after Nay I, 1899.
hsas wiil be recsised FOR he entire
c~olAtniriion ~ one bid "a separate bids
VII he considered Tor heating. lighting
plumhine ~itsuF and for the building Is.
clpsive " these separate features All
BIDS musi BE- accompanied b. a certified
shceA for three per cent o. the amesAi
TAe rich, Is reserved by tho Capitol
Addislnn Commission 70 rcioct any aud
AL lids
Plan rnd specif.eations VIII be fur
pishcd upoa deposii d sa5. 90 10 iaSure
rvtuFr ef sane
NAY i5leI7ais,
LAQAL NoTgcK OF SALE
haiire IL hgrghy gives that hrrgtnfnfq.
% " q. an thz 10Th day u March iaaf.
100 Ooiub Aad living hurwl IA made, IS
lctted and delivered 10 he fiTat Aai
i|nnzl hank az Albuquerque Neu Mes
100. theif certain chattei mortgage %
the i~eiiouins prFssaal property 70 wa
one Model ~" Durie4 Truck Na.
iItl haJa Aeier No. sates az leu
fapafitY together With on icois and
~cquirinsnt ~heicafine iteeio. taaaplsis
tor operation
That eaid rhastri marriage wa alvau
10 aeenfe feffaln iudebieaness up6n ~hiah
there 10 neu dre ard owinf - aasd flFti
Natieuai hant - Albuquerque. Nov Met
tqa NO lnial rum af Tvs Then.ana ers
Hcndres fwen,y onr Dailnft ana rwrntf.
fse Gents (41 a1t ~ dhai The payment
u SAID iaaehieanrst " WOW " dslauli
NOW, T~iirNkfnRN - virtue u lhe
pfuylsinus 81 The seAl rh4iiei mnrtrarp,
Inc said firti National bank q Albagasf'
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NI.W NUIk Nav n F0rOlEn
tnr ilyor. 7asc. Mexican doNars
5Ghc,
Couprr -firws rl~ctrotytic. su0t
and ~fnfurss taNcMlaiac
Tln-tirmt spot and nearby.
t3t 90; futures S3tts.
iron stvady; prices unchanged,
cd Strong. sppt, $4,000
ShTs
Einc-Quiets Tsast st. Louis de.
livery spot, 50 t0@S5.ss
Antiln0ny--spot $3.50 t5.2e.
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iInlnrN

NEW YORK May iS.-ilhcrty
~ s9a al asked second ~.
Sag.b8: first AXIS, Soa 80. sccond
~ e.. s8s.C1. third AZ ts8 %;
fourth fh'n saa 90i Victory. ~ "a.
Eic0.70! Victory. a%'s 800 90.
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MARKETS
New York Stocks

NEW YOnK. May ls-coppern
nnd stoclE dominated the stock
market again today. Large sup
pliof Of money on easy terms ac-
tolerated the further operations Of
pools. Smiles approximated i40O.-
900 shares. The closing was
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NEW YORK. May rs Spot
cotton quiet. middling, Sass.
Cotton futures closed steady.
MAY SELLS. duly. s20S1 October.
SCOTT, Ieccmhcr. sg0.OS. lsnu-
pry. si9.9s.
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opening unchanged TO Nc higher
July 65Sc. the corn market
hardened a triflc more and then
underwent a slight sag
Oats started NC off TO a like
advance. July S0c 10 f0Mc and
then kept close 20 tho initial
rauRc.
Provisions were neglected but
siendy IN tine with hog values.
Toward the end OF the session
pit spcfulators became rather ~
rrcraiyc IN selling wheat. In
creased weakness Of May affected
the new crop deliveries. The close
was unsettled, kc 10 o. net lower.
with May SIAN 20 4if2 and
duly Si2GN 30 Si.2GA.
shipping demand for corn was
slow. Tho close was easy al &c TO
sc not decline with July cave To
64Mr. d
Close
wheat May. Si.4fM; july
.Sf2sN sept, sI.20A.
Cofn-May, siAci July cas-:
sept. gsMc.
oam- May. s7oi July, sohc;
sept. ale. d,
PORK Mas. sse %. ~
Lird-1niy, s11.62. sept, fii.Sb.
i~iiba--Juiy. SizVs, sept. sf2eo.
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KANSAS CITY. May 1S.-Cssh
Wheat No ?. hard. ti.3i mflsb.
80. p, red. 81 80 Nrfi.3s-
corn-No. ?. white. 81 hcWbsc;
No. 2 yellow. sse a. 59Ac.
Hny-tnchanRed
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DEMOCRATS HOLD
HNER FRIDAY.
ZOO TO ATTEND!
Program to Include
Making of Plans for
Campaign

Democrats Of BernalilIo county
both men and wofnen-are 10
hold u dinner At the " NJ. G.. A.
gymnasium Friday night FOR thu
purpose OF gcftlng acquainted and.
for making plans IN the coming
democratic campaign. The dinnet
Ia not for the purpose Of boo~ttntr
any likely nominees, II was Haiid
to-day. .s4
George Hunker, 81 Lar Vegas,
state chairman for the democrats,
and Arthur Selirman. OF Santa We,
state national o nmitterman, are
to hu here for the occasion and
probably will b. among the
speakers.
The program IA 70 consist OF
singing. instrumental music and
many twe-m minute taikn. Arrange.
ments arr being made to seat 200
or more democrats. Those wish
ing 10 attend should purchase
their tickets from W. T.. Ocstrcieh,
county chairman Of the party, or
from Frank Butt. 4i,
The COMMITTEES named In be-
half Of the woman who are 10 be
present eonsists OF Mrs. Annie O.
Corson. Mrs. Florence y. johnson
and Mrs. q. G. Mcacham.
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Under HeH m~snkxsinfna. Two ard
three Fenm sfeftatnta Al outslNe
r,ees. AeeI a~d epirnaiflf lurnlahra
Tuh hlertH ffen. trsineas section. n
rapHs villa RAINING water. rhaae
'eiaW.
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CHICAGO MAY rs. with cool
and wet weather prevailing. re-
rardcd ~ likely to Improve the
conditions Of the winter rrop aud
the spring crop as we'll the wheat
market averaged a little lower in
price to-day during the early trad
inE. Declines. however were
checked by the fact that liver
pool quotations showed relative
nfmnera as compared with IN.
scthHcks IN price here yesterday.
40 carloads deliveries on May
contracts amounted 10 igl 900
hu shoia The openinR which varied
from hr lower 20 ac advance
with May sitsh and July 81 81
10 si.g7t war followed hy n slight
upturn and thcn by q moderate
general decline.
Rains causing delay 20 plant
ms Of corn tended 10 steady the
market Tor corn ana oats Aftcr
aue. Neu Mckiea. ensss Tor sale and wtli
seil 'he above drsrrihed Duplex Tfuek 81
ruhlic auction 90 the highest sud hest
Bidder Tor cash A. II 10 O'Clock IN fhc
forenoon On the first day u June. 1922.
At thu front door % she White GaraTn
in the CITY Of Aihpquarqar. View hcssco.
said kAit helne made 10 satisfy the abase
fiHsf NATIONAL BANK oF ALntt
QuEvQNE, NEW MEXICO
ny q j. Hp6Eks
Vice President.
Ase le.gs.al.
NoTIcR 70 CONTRACTORS
SEALED rruroaals sill be- received "a
! ihr rfiirr % the Cay Clerk a the CITY
y A~leagurrgue unth 2 e'eicek =. n on
Aondhy Way son .ip22, Tor NJ con
sirurtiun II concrete s~uiteris SERVES HiHh
street a. Copper AseuHe and arrorn Eaiih
street "a Copper avenue.
Each bidder will he repaired " deposlt
Niih NE CITY Cinrk 40 he credit ~ ths
CiiyA n ~Aibnenrrqss. withoat endorse.
mcnt a ccrtlfiet chrek 81 dcpasii "a ms
.am 81 Ten Der esut tiocfl ~ ms total
anoent BID a. geErantse lint be ~ill
fAi IA re4ultfd bnHd ard e1isF iatu
esntsarf II nearfed 70 hln. setefdiaa "a
tho infIna ~ his bid. viihlh hsc dAss Al.
tqr ~ csrftftcafinn ~ the aNnfd.
should thf coniFartur fail ~ Tile iht
! head called - n ths spsrifisatiars, u
On anpFoTea surety eoutpany - ~ en-
W into . c~antrart ufiL tho CITY ~ 81
huqaefans ihrn the frstifled cheek shall
, hrcane fnfffifca as hquidsira dsmafe1'
aud a. tannr, svAlited shefflrani ~
tnrara ihto She treasury q the eify q
/ Aihaqnrnquf.
Pisss sd ~spesinta,lees mar ~ ss,n
ana form - proposal obtained isuaa 81.
efles q ne Guy EneiHesr
fhe Ciis FearfveH ne light e. argeu|
o. sslsri aas Or al has.
| tsEAll cis, Manager
| ATtfNT.
AnnlE " NANCY.
! Nay ~ ~ 70 a y Is y Is 20 n ~,
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WANTED

We pay good prices for fire.
arms, such ~ rifieA. shot guns.
pistols. Must DO "a Al condi-
iloa.
si5 SOUTH FIRST ST
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KANsAs CRY. Way is-cattie
Receipts. $500. l3ecf steers and
.earlings. steady 10 strong. top.
ycarlinKs - 10. best steers, - 80.
best colorado pulpefs. st1b, q
between calves. weak TO tower, ar
other killing classes steady good
and choice COWS, Su,1N a. ta.1b:
straight yeeriinRs. heifers $3.50
Gamers and eaters, generally
.S4abmtf-hui most bulls. t4.s0m
IS Is: hest vealdrs. ST. 90 ~ $3.50.
HoeA-Recctpts 5000. Two
thousand Hight and few medium
weigh, hogs % shippers. Market
strong to 10 cents higher buak,
medium. heavy and miEed loads
10 packers later S 80 10 cents
hirhei spott. up more. top
.slO70. to packers and shippers
bulk, rs 70 g6a poundeFe. tlo.b1
5000, market closed actiye.
bulk Of sales. sioeh&sfo.sb.
sow mostly 81 2bs bulk. desirable
native stock pigs. NosQ9Si0.ss'
best. Sie.56.
Sheep-Raceipts 3,OOe, Sheep
and shorn LAMBS. centrally rs 80
% mi lower. most shorn TeNas
wethers 81 s5msf.T5; best shorn
lambs &iiSdi springcrs, about
steady; few natives Sif-25. a.
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SPRINGS

Coed houses. fumished for house.
keeping alsn roeHt Tor begging Vlee
Trio lights q. y. Crawford. the we'll
known chef. rnndects = hrt ciass rrs
iAurant IN connection Meals al All
hour Address , q nloek
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ROOMS WITH BOARD
POULTRY AMI EGGS

FOR sALE- shepherd stnin AaeanA
setIiug csss A. for ~ pLsne
ieia Appls 1905 tasi siIvef.
fok sALE--Ruff orplasion esRs for
Matching. Phone ifl0.w
IL rail- -AINE ysais On tss sans esa
ranch. : G White Lereorn ehieks,
eNperiense with incutatcra. Nott fpuf
Try ranh r. o Boz ioI rAoae i7es :
MIN LEUnukN huon fVk hAtttr
ng - Tor 500, Phone akeJ.N.
RHODE ISLAND RED ZOOS PuR
HhtehiHF IS for 800. pelisered
Phone iAe8.W.
FOR sALE- rhirty.fve laying White
LezhcFH henF. best stock win sell
suy part u ihsn Phone iag3w. or
cali loig North Eleventh
FERTlLE EgGS FOR MATCHING
ffyers. i8 for Toe. o itas.W.
Doh
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CHICAGO Mas fS.-Cattie4-~'
Receipt. 1000. Market active.
beef stectaA strong TO 10 cents
higher. top $500, bulk. f7.7TH
s. So: she stock. steady 10 strong:
huh, fat cows and heifers. sb.sba
81 e5t Gamers and cutters, largely
IS pos sf.T53 balls. steady, boz
logna bulls. mostly around tiklg1
early sales. calves. Ia outsiders.
steady; packers bidding lower.
hosi Vcairfa. to shippers and CITY
butchers si0'se@S1feos stookers
scarce. dun
Hogs Receipts $1,000. Mar
Ret active strong 20 10 cents
higher then yesterdays average,
medium TO heavy butchers. up
moat; top, sal 90, buIk. afo.hA&f
Sii.Obi pigs weak 10 % cents
lower. q
sheep Receipts, il,00Q. Market
aiow bidding lower on practically
all htnds, few early sales. old
natiVus, ahput steady bulk. native
rpring lambs. sfa2sHsfas0:
ewes. largely $3.50 - 50.
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produces


CHICAGO. May as-Buster-
Higher Crenmcfy extras. 1tc.
firNts. sic@ sac. necondr. xHn noe
standards. efWc.
EEea Market lower. Rereipfn.
12.AfR cfacs flrata. stc@9tN IA.
ordinary tirstn. 1fHfafeae. ailln
c~piianepna. sscmeaMs storage
rHcNed exfraA. 1st4Hi atpfa&e
packed fifrta. ggr.
rupllfy tisve. higher. funi4.
afci Arniiera tec@ Sac. rensfeFa
ltuc
Fatatoes Market weuk, fler
ceIHse. ~ eare lufe1 rnitefs eIal44
shipments. k4a. Northern whItea.
sacked and hulk. .1b cwi
WESTERN furAiF eacte0s t4.4tH
silva cwt.s Idnho m1ektA. fuarel1.
ef,pe y 81 ooi new nlasi fis4a
tfat4B,nns sacked. niine TfifIDnAls
No. t4st owl rlofsda 4r44il
lne Sofr dauAlc- headed hefrfid
81 ~ sesko.
49, M""|
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MIRA " y soI.LEf
sffensmhklaE ard deaienins.
III WRIST SILVER
rHDNN aia7 J.
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MONEY TO LOAN


w 30 ODD JOBS, ~esrpsRisrins ana
house hailding, rcAaunabiu inNesueate
our lnw prices eftimAica frrr. Phone
2ao6. ~. y kiakaH ai2 Yale
CONTRACTING AND htiLDfNC al
kinds; adobes = specially estimates
FURNISHED fres. A a. Nelntyrc. igft
North Eleventh. phofe e91
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70 HAIRCUT, b0o; children. 3bc. q
" homek. fhone a0sB-J.
1lfiNG AND IRONING BY The doaen
rourh dried. rnii 1904.
AMINO PAPER and kalsominine
m ueedson, phoae 6st.J.
fifARE MY CAR with paFty having
|ivesold goods shirpee Omahn Of Cal
aeout june 10. III North FIN .t.
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repairing dependable service. Oct
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avenue. r. g. Mitchell, proprietor.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-18

FARMS AMI 30
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fonrih Stfnet nave handled ranch
properties for years
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exchange wfife me A. onss With fail d.
%ecripsion, lowest price etcf Jthn d.
hekef, Do Queen Ara
f0h sAl.E--A small Faaok, threr
foaftka mile vest % bridge. mndrfa
henss A Jssss. Phone etit.J.a.
f0N SALE-imprpVsd tixty-Here mi
stated. water T.ght alfalfa part bat
tela, variety fruit ufar hi6h school,
lHikht trade puatolfite Box 70, Haxar
man New Nsstro.
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pustofite on nhia ditch dauhie house,
EarAde, miIh house. Fo9a chicken hnueoa
chickent. tufAeys alss eeFniture eHd
tools fegE,s rhees fti6J-b
BU9INExS CARDS
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-18

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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1922-02-08
Second Annual Meeting.

The stockholders of the Peoples
Bank held their second annual meet
ing in the Dixie Highway Hotel
Thursday. The meeting was attended
by a large number of stockholders.
The statement read by the cashier,
Mr.. E. C. Asbell, showed that thea at
fairs of the bank are in a very sati:Y'
factory condition. The bank owes
considerably less money that it did a
year ago and the deposits have held
up remarkably we'll. On motion of
Mr.. w. A. Strom the officers were
rendered a rising vote of thanks for
the splendid management of the
banks affairs and for the courteous
treatment accorded the patrons OF
the bank during the past year. The
entire board of directors, consisting
Of DR.. j. G. Tompkins, DIR. A. H. Cor
ley, w. P. Yonce, j. w. Stewart, W.
T. Reel, DR.. A. R. Nicholson, w. F.
West, DR.. J. N. Grafton, M. B. Byrd,
w. w. Adams, B. CantelSu and S. T.
Williams, was reelected. At a meet
ing of the board, Immediately follow
ing the stockholders meeting, the
following officers were reelected:
DR.. j. G. Tompkins, president; DR.. A.
H. Corley, vice-president; Mr. e. c.
Asbell, cashier and Mr.. B. E. Tim
norman, assistant cashier.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1922-02-08
DR.. Clarence Poe to Speak.

If there be one man who has done
more for agriculture in the South
during the past two decades than any
other man, it is DR.. Clarence Poe, the
editor of the Progressive Farmer.
Reared upon a farm, DR.. Poe is prac-
tical, as well as theoretical, and what
he says and writes in his excellent
journal is worthy of consideration.
Through the efforts of the Chamber
of Commerce, DR.. Poe will deliver an
address in Crouch's hail in Johnston
next Tuesday morning, February
IA, at II o'clock. Every farmer who
resides. in twenty miles of Johnston
should go to Johnston to hear DR..
Poe next Tuesday. The writer knows
him personally, having heard him
speak on several occasions, and un-
hesitatingly urges our people Of every
section of the county to hear DR..
Poe. 1t is a golden opportunity. Do
not let is pass u%nimproved, especial
ly in these chaotic times, agricultural
ly speaking.