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New-York tribune., 1922-12-22
prREx cHEaucAL coRPoRATToN

fAhoA niA lklA tbN I NDIkb
sealed proposals. ~ be received ~ the
onice 81 The Farmers Loan and Trust
COMPANY Eoa. 1919 william etrsst. New
York. y. 7. for the sale 10 ths Sinking
Fund established BY the Trust indentufe
u the Durex Chemical Corporation. dated
Noyember ls. 1915 at prics not erosed .
ing 1867. Of the face valus and accrued
interest Of a sufficient number Of Notes
issued pursuant 20 the said Indsnfurs 20
invest the S1rn Of tlIbt3.b1. The right is
reserved 70 reject any and al bids
Offers of Notes should be presented bs-
fore twelve O'clock Noon, on the 7eth day
Of December, 1874 and should Be enclosed
IN a sealed wrapper directed a. follows
Proposals 10 the Sinking Pund Of the
DvrsE Chemical Corporation The Fsrmsrs'
Loan and Trust Company. Nos. 1g.11 WI.
liam Street New York n r."
THE FARAiERs' LOAN AND
TRUST COHPANT. Trustee
By JAMES u. PERKINS. President.
DATED %eu YORK. December rs. 1872.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-22
Fleischmann Company Soon $
To Offer Shares 20 the Public

A block Of no par common stock OF
the Fleisenmann Company will shortly
be offered 70 the public by certain
members Of tho Fleischmann family,
II was announced yesterday. A linn
tied number Of the shares are row be-
ing offered to employees Of the COM
pany AZ f25 a share. The price 10 the
public will be substantially higher, u
vas said. The ownership Of tho com
pany hitherto has been vested ex.
elusiyely m the Fleisehmann family.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-22
Laslcyrie Would Reduce
Payments 10 Bank Of France

PARIS, Dec. 2l.--Finanee ,ssn,.s.s s
Iasteyrie appeared before the in.nss n..
Committee OF the Chamber 81 pepvs,
tier today 70 present proposeo
modification Of the agreement $780,. .s
she government and the Bank on
Frdnee under which the government
vas "a reimburse the bank 20 tne ~. en-
,e,, ~ OOO. .OO0. 900 francs during 1879
Tor moneys advanced. The Finance
Minister proposes 20 reduce INC TO
imbursement 70 1000, 100000 francs.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-22
DIVIDEND NOTICES
DIVIDEND NOTICES
FIDELITY.INTEUNAJ IONAL
TRUST COMP ANY
NEW YORK CITY,

The Board % Directors Of the Fidehiy
International Trust Company has declared
q quarterly dividend Of TWO AND oNb.
HALF PER CENT 2hfsJ on the capilei
stock % the Company. payable uecen Der
80. 1922 70 gtockholders Of record At the
close OF business December zzno, 1879
Transfer books will be closed 81 =. pa.
on December 2gnd. 1921. and VIII reopen
January isth. 1928.
Chccke for tho dividend VIII be fnallfo
December 2sth. is92.
ARTHUR W. MELLEN. Secretary.
Dated December 20 1922.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-22
PROPOSALS
TREASURY

TREASURY DEPARTMENT. -- SEALED
proposals will BE- received Al Coast guard
Headduarters 18th and p ats. y. W. wash.
ingfon. D. c.. for ire purchase Of any or Al.
81 ths vessels described below, 20 Be cold
- ~ and where f. IN order 10 insure
ronsiderstion. proposals should - submitted
by 1900 O'Clock . m OF December ~. 1917
uarte5 Proposals Tor Cutters" Proposais
must b accompanied BY certified check for
len per cent of amount ~ hid. Th. right
70 reject any Or al bids or any par thereof.
tnore sefssls within fen osys from date ~
receives rodhcstiou of accepianre q pro
po.sf Ths DARE may ~ Inspected AZ l'or
foii Va; location furnished hT Division
Commander T.. 8. Coast Guard. 71o Wifherf
Blf1 Norfolk Va The VENTURE say
~ insyeefsd I'D BaltiI1ore. Md lccailor far
nishsf b. Commanlanf Cpsr' Gysr4 Depot
South TsitimoTe ~. The HAffN, JoHANs-
fON. MEHALAT0s RICHARDS auf on
ONpAGt fnav o. Inspected af the Coat
Guard Depot South Baltimore. I'D. Clarne-
terisiics ere ar follows, DARE built 1911
leng'h. 90 o.. beam. TO o. draft. :, -.
material of huh wool; power. gssolins
beam, ~ S.; draft = c. material Of
bull WOOD poEsr gasoline HAHN Quilt
LATOs Quilt 1910. and RICHARDS (huilt
iti7li formerly Nav Bubnarino Chassrss
length iio' - beam. ~ 80; draft,
o IL; displscsnsnt 70 tons gross tonnage
&C. IL. % material of hull. wood possf
gasoline oNoNDAOA: built IN 1888 Length
overall 2JB O.: beam. moidsd. ~ o.;
draft maximum. i3' O.; displacement. t.fet
tone. groas tornsr~ &C H, Tss; material
of hpil, stceli power, steam.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-22
PACIFIC GAS AND ELECTRIC co.
Cash Dividend Number - and Additional
nj Efork


A quarterly dividend Of ore Dollar ana
One Half Per share upon the Common
Capital stock Of this Company VIII be
paid on January i6. 1923, TO shareholders
of record az tho close Of business Dec
3oth i9g2 The Board Of Directors also
declared an additional dividend on Com
raon stock Of Two Dollars per share, pay
sbls 20 stockholders Of record NJ close or
buSinotB December 30th 1872 IN Common
stock a. par iGsUsbe thereafter when ap-
proved b. the Railroad Commission Of che
state OF California The Transfer Books
giil not BE- closed Checks for the csth
dividend of one Dollar fifty cents per
share vFi be mailed from the Office Of the
COMPANY 8 In time % reach stockholders on
ths dsy they are payable. The stock divi-
dend Of Two Dollars per share will be de
trlbufed 20 BfOckholdsrG as soon 40 the
necessary details for the issuance thereof
have been completed.
A. y HOCKENBEAMER.
Vice President and Treasurer.
San FrarcfFrn California.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-22
pIug FOp pIrR urptTur

Scaiso BIDS win b. received al ~. osne.
q ne CosmoDciiiar Shipping Company, Ns.
~ Broadwss. WITH 10 o. m Nsfncsdsy, Dc
osSnbsr 9Th. ana there op~r~s IN ne n-s..
enos Of Bidders for the repair OF darnsres by
Ere 70 Pier No. Z. Hobotsn ~ J. ep.sciac.-
lions of Tork 70 he dons may b obialnss
ahd damafs ray b inspeetsd b. calling a.
Hs a Hstenra
New-York tribune., 1922-12-22
Rank of England Statement

The state borrowed from the Dan'
zoo. 900 900 francs.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-22
COUPONS
American Telephone & Telegraph Co.

Four Ter Cent Collateral rrost Gold Bonds
Due Jaiy \. 1929
coupCos from these Bonds. payable By their
terms On January 1. 1874. a. the once or
sssncy Of tbs Company in New York or IN
Boston. VIII b paA IN New York At the
Banksrs Trust Company. 10 wall Street, or
IN Boston - The Merchants National Bank.
II BLAIR-sMTTH, Treasurer.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-22

Ii6srfy Lcoa Bosds belonging 20 Deposltorl
charge.
Loans made on Dspositors' psssoookA
WALTER TRrdBLE. President
LEWIS y. GAWTRT, ist s-PreHdenl.
GEORGE n ROOSEVELT Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-22
BOND NOTICE
eUIy AeCD sHU TyLASD RAILROAD
c0MPANf

COMPANY
firut MortEHge kefaBdlng and Terminal
Rlvs Fer Gent Geld bonds Dss Fsb-
raary I, 1851
As provided under Section Seven Of Arti-
cls Two of the mortgage securing ths issue
% bonda ab0vs described. the undsrsiGned
as Trustee. will receive sealed proposals
~ 10 p. n on January 4. 1873. for fhr
saie 70 II ef such bonds for accouri of
the einklug Fund sufnclent 20 exhaust The
sum ~ ftti1a.bs conditional upon The
payment 70 the urdsrsiKnsd ~ ths .
amount OF or before January Q ieaS a.
provided IN sid inortgaFs
The Trustee reserves the right 20 reject
any OF al tenders IN whole OF 10 part.
TIE NEW YORK TRUST coNpASY
formerly Ns~ York Security and Trust
CemptnyL Trustee.
nsesmaas n. fsff
New-York tribune., 1922-12-22

The proportion Of the banks reserve
% liabilIty this week IL 1902 per cent.
last week Il was 1890 per cent. Rate
Of discount per cent.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-22
BRTTlSH.AMERlCAN
TOBACCO COMPANY, LTD.
December 20, 1872.

THr BOARD or DIRECTIONS OF THE
pictorraph Products Corporation have
f1ia daH declared a dividend of - on me
outstanding o. Cumulative Preferred stoeA
ot thit corporsfiop for the ousr'er begin
u.ng April D. if22. and ending June 80
1929. payable January 10. 1873 ~ stock
holders of record December a.. i922
stock books wlll remain open.
pTcToGRAPH PRODUCTS CoRPoR-
ALTON.
CsiFned) r. M. ~ LANOiE. Treasurer.
December 10. 1883
New-York tribune., 1922-12-22
Federal Reserve Banks

WASHINGTON Dec gTs condition Of the Twelve Federal Reserve
December ~ was as Ioho"s'
RESOURCES
New-York tribune., 1922-12-22
Rnnk Of Franee slatement

PARIS. Dec. 2i.--The weekly state
meat Of the Bank OF France SHOWS 'he
following changes In franesi
New-York tribune., 1922-12-22
N.i,4ITiioNAT T-IfORTCT- -ic7ONPANY

COMMON DfNlDEAD 30. q.
special dividend of l9< on the Com
ron stock Of this Company has this day
bssn declared. payable on Janulry th
rsat % al Common stockhoicers of record
rscenber 1isf. 1874
n ~. PETHERBETp1E TrsafxrsH
naeeWbaT 7lst ig3a
New-York tribune., 1922-12-22
N.llI(

Nav YORK CITY, \, Z. Ir,.,,lr r.s .; =
me Annual Msetirr lor r.. 'coarir A,
tors of the Van AiSl ls.ees 80 r,,1Inl. n A
Ma Al Room iise. 20. v.sfptY. itt' ~
Nr. cily, a J ?. ~. 80 ssass ss ~ VI
sen. 1919. and for s..@rIg -
business which NAY p'N -
'sia r'''issw.s . rnCcrr
New-York tribune., 1922-12-22

LONDON. Dec. ei-The weekly state
ment Of the Bank OF England shoWH
the Following changes;
New-York tribune., 1922-12-22
rINANcIAL MELII...- :. Z

,,iT ANNUAL NExlllSssS lSssSI9lt. "a ! s'cc.l, }.
holders q ne sli b. helt =. ~,
TfONs coApANt W. xe. ~ w.,
of The eomgany eo Thurpdl} .',f
e,tee'',es. Tor tha pprpc-. ~
sslns si.t hsarins The fegs,f.s, - ~. 3
~ sor ne trtnsaeticp ., ,,,'a..rl asl ~ 4
80 a. me- b prop.tt ,.r4f es,f''t.''' r
New-York tribune., 1922-12-22
-coEDTNI- Ia CoMPANT

December ~. 1924.
Pa Beard q Dircctore of Cosdcn ant
Company hss fhfS dsy declared q regular
luarfsriy cigi6rnd ~ ti.o0 a share on he
onlrnon etori 81 ths Company, payaoie Feb.
rIlrv J. 1898 70 tff fioct 10 5erf q record
a. the cfose q hurineEs on Jarua4y n 1889.
ne stock socks - 800 rsmtiu open.
u Al E0I-LI-n- RarrnLEr-..
New-York tribune., 1922-12-22

ST Efoa0WaTs
NeU York December a. 1923.
-. Bad 81 Directors have this Say 81
c.sr-d = dividend ~ 2Hs UPON the Ccmr1on
ffock cf iris COMPANY. payable January 1n1,
81 fhs books 81 the Company at the clceo
a. ttieineas on Deoenber seth. fe21
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1922-04-11
HIGH SCHOOL SENIORS
REHEARSE WITH FOUR
CASTS IN ANNUAL PLAY

The rehearsals of the high
school senior play THE Lion and
the Mouse" by Charles Klein. 10
be given April % and 23, have
been held at tfe rate of about 10
a week. Some of these have been
at night, with three or four full
casts working in competition for
parts in the play.
The final cast will be chosen
lhis week by John ID. Burton. d.
rector of dramatics in the high
school. The accurate coaching of
several casts provides understud-
les for each part.
The stage settings for the play
are to be simple and effective
The manual training classes and
Director Burton have compIeted
plans for interesting scenery, call
ing into use the settings owned by
the school with appropriate aces
series in the way of furniture and
draperies.
The ticket sales are being ham
died by the members of the senior
class exclusively, divided into two
teams, the Lions" and the Mice"
The play is the most ambitious
ever attempted by the local sem
Tors, and the director is confident
that the acting will be as good as
the play calls for.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1922-04-11
LOCAL ITEMS
Coal Supply Co. Phone a and s.

Coal Supply Co. Phone and s.
Mrs. James Grunsfeld left last
night for San Francisco, Calf,
where she will visit relatives
She will be away several months.
DIR. o. C. West, county health
officer, returned yesterday from
Gallup, where he superintended
the organization of the camp hos
pital of the national guards.
Factory wood. full truck load
four dollars. Hahn Coal Company
Phone 81,
The condition of DR.. M. X.
Wylder, whose Car was struck
Sunday morning by a switch en-
CINE, was reported as very salts
factory last night by his attend
ing physician, DR.. II. w. Goelitz.
Albuquerque camp, No. /, Woo l.
men of the World, will meet at
o'clock tonight at the knights
of Pythias han. a large class of
candidates will be initiated.
Asthma? DIR. Murray, osteopath,
N. T. Armijo building, phone TAI
Albuquerque council, No. Gal,
Knights of Columbus, will hold
their regular meeting tonight at
s o'clock at the st. Mary hall.
Miss Goldie Will of the Veter-
ans bureau offices, has been
transferred to the Chicas offices.
She will leave for Chicago next
week.
Triple Link Rebekah lodge, No.
10, will meet at o'clock tonight
at the I. o. o. f. hall.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1922-04-11
ALL-YEAR RATE:
FOR TOU R|STS
WILL BE ASKED

An all-year rate for tourist traf-
flee from eastern points to Albu-
querque will he requested from
the General Passenger association
of all the railroads at its next
meeting few weeks hence.
Heretofore the all-year rate. APP
plying to both summer and win
ter traffic. has been granted only
to Santa F'e and Las Vegas in this
state. Under the present winter
rate, eastern tourists who buy
tickets to Albuquerque must return
home by May 81 in order to secure
the reduced rate. The winter rate
expires on April 80.
Chamber of Commerce officials
have asked Freight Traffic Mama
ger Houren of Chicago to take the
matter up with j. NJ Connell, gem
eral passenger traffic manager.
Mr.. Houren has promised Mr. Fox
that the matter will be placed be-
fore the Passenger Traffic associa-
ton at its next meeting.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1922-04-11
COMMENCE WORK ON
TEJAN0 CANYON ROAD
WITHIN A FEW DAYS

c. H. Nissan, deputy supervisor
OF the Manzano rorest. left yes
terday for San Antonito to assist
in direction or tire work on the
Tejano canyon road to be started
within few days.
Road working material is now
being taken to San Antonito, and
work will commence as soon as
the necessary equipment is on the
ground. F.. L. Hughes, assistant
engineer of the forest service will
be in charge of the work until
1t gets under way, when Mr..
Nissan will take complete charge.
Fifteen thousand dollars has
been appropriated for work on
this road this year, and it is ex-
pected that this amount will en-
able the construction of about
five miles Of road from San Anton
ito to the Ellis ranch, opening
up a recreation ground for the
people of Albuquerque,
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1922-04-11
OCCIDENTAL LIFE WILL
EXTEND ITS FOREIGN
BUSINESS FIELDS SOON

The Occidental Life Insurance
company, with home offices in AL
buquerque, will shortly extend its
range of business territory by Sc
curing a necessary permit to do
business in Wyoming and by ex-
tendlng Its present business policy
IN utah, in which state it already
has a permit.
Trinidad, Colo, with offices I'M
der sam ]. East, will henceforth
be an investment center for the
company. L. S. Hall, for 10 wears
occidental manager in Denver, will
nave charge of the Wyoming ter
ritory, with new offices in Chew
enne under the direction OF one
OF Mr.. Halls present assistants
d. NJ. Milar Miller. agency man.
ager, will leave in a few dsys to
establish a branch office in saIt
Lake City. '''''
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1922-04-11
!, N. OFFICERS
ELECTED; DRIVE
TEAMS CHOSEN

At a meeting of the board of di-
rectors of the Y. NJ. G. a. Sunday
afternoon, c. n. French was elected
president for 1922 of the organiZa-
'.on; Kenneth J. Baldridge was
elected vice president, w. a. Haw-
kins, treasurer and M, III. Sabin
corresponding secretary.
The annual Y, NJ. C. A. member
ship canvass will begin tomorrow
and last through Friday. The final
plans for the campaign will be
completed at the Y. M. c.. A. dinner
tonight. The two divisions of work
ers, headed by Sidney We'll and
Allan Bruce, will consist of eight
teams of five members each.
The mems membership is eX-
pected to pay, and the deficit will
be mainly in the boys division
memberships.
w. II. Day, interstate Secretary,
is here to assist in the canvass,
The following are the members
Of the finance campaign teams.
Reuben Perry, colonel. Division A:
Sidney Well, major, team one;
David Rosenwald captain: III. r.
Jameson, Charles Roehl, John w.
Wilson, Charles Zapf.
Team two. q, Gross, captain; NJ
McQuinness, Judge Barnes, Clyde
Oden, Gen. II. L, Robinson.
Team three: w. C. Oestreich.
Captain; E. N, Boule, o. N. Marion,
Col. D. X. r. Sellers, Charles White.
Team four: Richard Woodson,
Jr, captain; Charley Quier, Frank
Stortz, Jerry Haggard.
Team f.gc: ivan Grunsfeld, cap
tain: A. Chauvin, Hugh Cooper.
Marcus Sawtelle, Harry johnson.
Division b. Allen Bruce, major.
Team one: C. NJ. Bolts. captain;
F. C, w. Pooler, DR., McCracken, W.
r. Walton, Rabbi Bergman.
Team TWO: Harry AcKerson, cap
tain; w. p. Mcdowell, GUY Lauder.
baugh. Roy Stamps, Shufflebarger
Team three: III. L. Hahn, cap
tain; s. C. Brasher, Frank Wester.
field, w. M. Franklin, r. r. Marsh
Team four: Clyde Tingley, cap.
tain; August Johnson, Ed. Sisk, l.
C, Mersfelder.
Team five: Kenneth Baldridge.
captain; Roy Strome, Fred Fisher.
Arthur Prayer, Roy Campbell.
Extras: gay fIubbs, A. e. Rec
sor, 4. X. Goodrich, Il. A. Kistler
o. A. Matson, NJ. M. Maisel. DIR
Shumaker, DR.. Graham. J. B. Hern.
don, A. G. Shortle.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1922-04-11
NOTICE.

The quarterly meeting of the
Albuquerque Contractors associa-
ton will be held at the chamber
of commerce at 1880 tonight. Bus
mess of importance. All members
are urgently requested to attend.
j. J. VICES. President.
j. COULODON, Sec'y,
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1922-04-11
CAME BOARD OF
STATE SUPPORTS
j. s. BIRD LAW
Acts in Conformity With All
G. P. Associations in
Boosting Public Shooting
Grounds; Refuge Plan.

Members of the state game COM
mission at their meeting in Santa
Fe. last Saturday decided to en-
dorse the public shooting grounds
game refuge bill which is now
pending before congress. This
NOW on the part of the state COM
viously taken by every local game
protective association in the
state.
AS a part of the resolution of
the commission Thomas p. Gable,
the secretary of the board, has
been instructed to notify Senators
III. o. Bursum and A. A. Jones and
Congressman Nestor Montoya of
the action.
The commission decided to take
a half million trout and place
them in the Jemez streams. These
fish will come from the state
hatchery and the Jemez will be
stocked with brook trout from San
Ysidro to the Soda dam. The
Guadalupe and Via Grande (easr
fork) streams will be stocked with
rainbow and brook trout.
The state game warden has been
authorized to go to Pratt, Kans,,
and buy a shipment Of perch and
big eastern bun frogs. The tad
poles are to be put in Lake No. 2
and in the Rio Grande around AL
buquerque, Belen and Socorro.
The United States game warden
has given New Mexico q carload of
bass from the middle Mississippi
valley.
All these fish are to be distrib-
uted by the state truck and will be
placed by an expert from the fish
hatchery. Arrangements have
been made to control the principal
fishing streams during the summer
by paid wardens.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1922-04-11
IN MEMORY on prrp

He has gone away to another land
Which we know is bright and
fair,
And although he can never come
pack to US,
we shall some time meet him
there.
We shall hold and press his hand
again,
And shall see his CHEEKY smile.
And although we miss him here
today,
The parting is just for awhile.
And he is not dead. he is living
still;
He has Only gone away;
And the gates of heaven seem very
near,
Nearer than ever today.
Agnes Davenport Bond.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1922-04-11
To CHECK PLANS
FOR RECLA|M|NC
OF RIVER LANDS
Government Engineer Con-
ferS With Reclamation
Commission; Check of
Figures Complete Soon.

j. j. Burkholder. an engineer of
/ the United States reclamation SER
vice. who has been employed by
! the Rio Grande commission to
make an investigation of the re-
clamation project for the middle
Rio Grande valley. was in Albu-
querque yesterday to confer with
members of the commission and
others interested in the project. He
returned to Denver last night.
Mr. Burkholder will check over
the plans and data collected by the
commission ann Wy II. T. Robinson
Of the Indian irrigation service. and
make sure that the preliminary
work is complete. Since Mr.. Burk-
holder is in the government recla-
nation service it will not be nee
essary for the service to conduct
another investigation. as would
have been necessary had an in
dependent engineer been employed
The work of checking over the
plans will occupy about two months
unless it is found necessary to put
in a field force to complete the
surveys, in which case Mr.. Burk-
holder stated, the work will prob
ably be finished before the end of
the year.
1t is expected that Mr.. Burkhol-
der will find data at hand suffi-
GENTLY complete for presentation
ultimately to the secretary Of the
interior, but in the event that ad-
ditional figures or surveys are
needed the reclamation service will
put field force on the work, Mr..
Burkholder stated yesterday. The
expense of the preliminary work
will be shared by the reclamation
service ana the Rio Grande COM
mission.
While in Albuquerque Mr.. Burk-
holder consulted with C. T. Brown
of Socorro and w. c. Reid, men,
bers of the Rio Grande commission.
State Engineer Charles A. May. II,
+. Robinson, +. A. Donnell and
Edmund Ross. NJ, A. Sanchez of
the state engineers office and p
A. Campredon, in charge of river
control near Socorro, were also in
Albuquerque to consult with Mr.
Burkholder.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1922-04-11
Y. M. C. A. ORGANIZES A
"24-H0UR A DAY" CLUB

An interesting project for the
local Y. M. c. A. was launched last
night at the association building
when twenty men met with Phil
Gillett, of Marking, China. and or
ganized a "Twenty-Four Hour n
Day club"
DR.. +. f. MacCracken was elected
president; George r. Olson. secre-
tary; August f.. Johnson, vice
president. and w. J.. Hawkins,
treasurer. Au advisory committee
consisting of I. ]. Mize, r. E.
Marsh, O. d. Wait, j. d. Jones and
George II. Cook were also appoints
cd. The club will undertake to Sc
cure $500 this year from members
of the Y. NJ. c. A. for the work of
the association in foreign countries.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1922-04-11
BIDS WANTED.

Bids will be received up to noon
on April IS. 1922. at the office of
Don j. Rankin, flood commissioner,
for the construction of 1880 cubic
yards of earth dixie.
DON ]. RANKIN.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1922-04-11
GARD OF THANEc

we wish to thank our many
friends for their kindness and beau.
tlful floral offerings during the III.
ness and death of our beloved sor
and brother. - syn
w. A. HICKEY.
Mr.. AND MRS. r. A, REHM
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-06-02
Says Every Railroad
Man Should Read | his

Peterson's Ointment 60. Inc. Buffalo,
y. Y. Dear Sirs. | was afflicted With
what the doctors said ware yartcose Il-
GERS, and mp until about five weeks ago
have been treating them for about a year
aud five months.
With ali the treatments that we're pre-
seribed 10 Iae by several doctors re-
eeived little benefit, and they kept spreasI-
ing and gave ne mueh distress and caused
me To quit my work.
! was Induced by a brother brakeman
to try Petc.Son,s Ointment, and after
had used two boxes / saw wonderful
results. You car tell suffering ones
troubled with ugly. painful and horrid
ulcers that your Ointment is cure for
them when everything else fails. as
have tried about everything. Thanking
yoa many times over I am, your happy
friend, Charles J. Heyscr, Battle Creek.
Mich, - Glenwood Avenue, Jan. Il. 1918.
Il know and dozens Of people write
me-. says Peterson OF Buffalo, that
Petersous Ointment also cures eczema.
old sores, salt rhcum, piles and all skin
disea Sos, and all druggists sell big
box for 35 cents Mall orders filed by
Peterson Ointment Co, Inc. Buffalo, y.
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