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The daily Alaskan., 1922-04-27
ASKS PUBLIC TO DISBELIEVE
 LONDON TIMES GENOA NEWS

Genoa. April 26.-Lloyd George has requested the British press to appeal to the British public to dis believe anything it reads in the Lon don Times concerning the Genoa conference.
 The Times has been making mis- statements which have been unfair and misleading: hence the premier's request.
The daily Alaskan., 1922-04-27
HAS WORST EARTHQUAKE IN
 THIRTY YEARS

Tokio, April 27.-The most violent earthquake experienced for thirty years in this district shook TokiO at ten o'clock yesterday morning
 Many buildings were rocked on their foundations and much loss was entailed. No deaths have been re- ported.
The daily Alaskan., 1922-04-27
BELFAST STILL IN THROEs
 OF ACTIVE WARFARE

London, April 27.-Troops of the Provisional Free State government gained control of tAe town of Null lngar after today's fighting, says a dispatch from Belfast.
 An armoured car manned by regu- lars was patrolling the streets at the time the dispatch was filed.
The daily Alaskan., 1922-04-27
SAYS KU KLCX KHAN
 BAND OUTLAWS AND COWARDS

Los Angeles, April 2s.-District Attorney Woolwtne received through the mails today a threatening letter from the Ku Klux Klan.
 In speaking of the letter Woolwine characterized the Ku Klux Klan as a hooded band of outlaws and cow ards.
The daily Alaskan., 1922-04-27
FAMOUS FRENCH WARRIOR
 HEARS 4 RESTFUL TALK

New York, April 27.-Marshal Jot- ire, having become exhausted from the long strain, fell asleep on the platform several times during the hours lecture by Maurice Dounay on Moliere. The French Warrior had 10 be reused several times by the French ambassador, Jesseraud.
The daily Alaskan., 1922-04-27
KILLS FOUR MEN FOR
 GOsSIPPING ABOUT HIM

Manila, April 27.-Lee Long, a Chinese cook on an army transport. stabbed four of his countrymen to death with a butcher knife. The men were asleep when he attacked them.
 The murderer said that he killed the men because they gossiped about him.
The daily Alaskan., 1922-04-27
\. Y. OPERATOR ESTIMATES
 BIG SALMON PACK

New York, April 27.-H. Bell Try ing. a canned salmon operator. es- timated today that the Alaska sal mon pack for 1922 would reach the high figure of four million three hundred thousand cases
The daily Alaskan., 1922-04-27
DEMAND HANGING OF THOSE
 GUILTY BOMBING FRENCHNIEN

Paris, April 27.-The council of ambassadors today sent 8 note to Germany demanding the immediate hanging of the persons guilty Of bombing the French soldiers al Pet ersburg in Upper SiIesia.
 II immediate action Is not taken. the note says, the consequences for the German authorities will be ser iOus.
The daily Alaskan., 1922-04-27
WANTS GOVERNMENT TO
 CONTROL WIRELESS PHONES

Washington, April 27.-secretary Hoover today presented recommen- dations to congress asking for the federal control of all wireless tele- phones in the country.
 The matter was referred to com mittee.
The daily Alaskan., 1922-04-27
NOTED BRITISH OFFICER
 WILL VISIT UNITED STATES

London. April 25.-Field Marshal French of the British army sailed today for the United States.
 Marshal French will tour the States and will be an honored guest in Washington.
The daily Alaskan., 1922-04-27
ANIUNSDEN WILL SAIL
 ON JUNE FIRST

Seattle, April 27.-Captain Am undsen is expected to arrive here on Saturday. Amundsen plans to sail by June first and his aeroplane will probably be ready for the cross coun- try flight about May fifth, proceeding here by easy stages.
The daily Alaskan., 1922-04-27
FLOOD AND
 TORNADO TAKE
 FEARFUL TOLL

Dallas, April 27.-The toll of death as a result of the recent floods and tornado during the past twenty six hours has reached the sum of 26.
 Thirty-one million acres of cotton land has been flooded and the crops in all probability destroyed in whole or In part.
The daily Alaskan., 1922-04-27

Paris, April 27.-The head of the French delegation at Genoa, Bar thou. is to leave the conference on Saturday and come to Paris to con fer with Premier Poincaire.
The daily Alaskan., 1922-04-27
PLOT TO ASSAssINATE
 FRENCH PRES. UNEARTHED

Yunis. April 27.-A plot to assass- mate President Millerand of France upon his arrival here has been un- earthed today. Four Communists have been arrested, charged with be- ing the plotters.
The daily Alaskan., 1922-04-27

The harbor boat James H. For nance made the round trip from Fort Seward yesterday.
 Captain HOss came up and trans acted business while the boat was in port.
The daily Alaskan., 1922-04-27
BRITISH PREMIER PAINTS
 DIsMA! PICTURE 0F FUTURE

absent from Genoa and predicted that all Europe would be in a fresh water welter of blood within his time. perhaps, If something were not done to prevent it.
The daily Alaskan., 1922-04-27
PERISH IN
 CUSTOMS HOUSE FIRE

Malaga, Spain, April 27.-A dis astrous fire originating in the fed eral customs house caused the death of sixty-three Of the inmates of the
The daily Alaskan., 1922-04-27

The following are reports receiy- ed from various parts of the ler-i- tory up to date:
 Wrangell.-Drayton, 6; Galen, 30: Sutherland. l5S.
 Juneau.-Au Gastineau Channel precincts, including Juneau City. give Drayton, 20; Calen, 344, Suth- erlaud, 6s4.
 Anchorage-Seward and Anchor age precincts and north Alaska rail- road points complete, with only five small precincts 10 hear from, give
The daily Alaskan., 1922-04-27

W. w. Bachellor, travelling sales man, arrived in Skagway on the Queen yesterday and is looking over his field.
The daily Alaskan., 1922-04-27

LOsT-YALE KEY, presumably in postotnce. Finder please return to Mrs. B. Boyker or to this office
The daily Alaskan., 1922-04-27

building. The fire enveloped the structure and closed all avenues of escape before the people were aware of the contiagration
The daily Alaskan., 1922-04-27

lCon,inued on Page q
The daily Alaskan., 1922-04-27

The primary election In the Dele gate contest went of smoothly all through the territory, and the re turns, although not complete, would indicate that Sutherland has a safe lead over Galen.
 Early Wednesday morning the Anchorage Times claimed that Suth- erland had been nominated by more than one thousand. and the returns received since the claim was made would indicate that SutherIaud's lead will be even greater than one thousand.
 Up to the hour of going to press. figures compiled show the following results in the delegate contest.
 Thomas B. Draytoa ...... 16o
 James L. Galen. n.........ll42
 Dan A. Sutherland ....2O53
 The election in SkaEway passed of quietly, and although the day was stormy with snow and some rain, the women turned out and good vote was cast, l73 ballots he ing counted
 Sutherland surprised T number by his strength. as it had been predict ed that he would not stand up un- der the fight that had been made against him.
 Skarwav's deleEa,e vOte was
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-04-18

domku. Byl zranen jako ia a
je zde v nemocnici a bude
moci odtud vyjiti soucasne Sc
mnou. Prosim, ably taktez do
stal dovolenou a smell jiti Sc
mnou."
"Budiz. Dale?"
"Bernardilv otec, Stepan d.
Andeville, porucik-tlumocnik u
anglicke armady, byl ranen te
hoz dne pc mem boku. Zvedel
jsem, re &C jeho zraneni jest
vazne, pozdravuje Sc ryhle V
nektere anglicke nemocnicl, ne
vim ktere. Prosim abyste no,
az Sc pozdravi, prijal do sve-
no generalniho stabu a pone-
chal no tam az do te dolby, kdy
vam pTijdu podati zpravu u
kolu, Jehoz Sc podJlmam."
"Budiz to je vse?"
"Temer, generate. Zbyva mi
podekovati yam "a vasi laska-
vost a prositi vas 0 seznam
dvaceti francouzskych zajatcu,
drzenych V Nemecku, nez
Sc zvlaste zajimate. Budou
nejdele do ctrnacti dnu volni
a ma svobode."
"Coze?"
Zdalo Sc, re general je pres
svou acknowledgements zmaten.
Opakoval:
"Na svobode do ctrnacti
dn6? Dvacet zajatcu !!
"Zavazuji Sc k tomu."
"Ale"
Dude tomu tax jak pra-
VIM
"At' jest hodnost veznu ia-
kakoliv? At je jeiich socialnl
postaveni jakekoliv?"
"Ano, generate"
"A dosahnete toho pravidel
nymi, dovolenymi prostredky?
"Prostredky, proti nimz ne
lie niceho namitati."
General pohlednul znovu ma
Pavla, iako sef, ktery ma zruc
most y odhadovani lidl sprav-
nym m6fitkem. Vedel, re muz
ten neni zvanil, ale muzem
rozhodnosti a cinu, kracejicim
primo V pred a dodrzujicim sve
sliby.
Odpovedel:
"Dobfe. pfiteli. Ultra dosta-
nete ten seznam."
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PRODA Sc domek sesti svet-
niclch S garazi, blize Storer
Ave. Jelikoz musi byt prodan
co nejrychleji, da Sc "a $4,000;
hotove $500, zbytek ma male
splatky. Haste sc V els. 3414
zap. IA. I'll. 4-18
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MIS- OVSkE. kUL
TURNi DII.O.

V nedeli due 10. ledna rano
vystoupil nadporucik Delroze
a serzant d Vaudeville q vlaku
v Corvigny. Navstlvili vojen-
Skeho velitele mesta a dali Sc
kocarem dovezti do zamku Or
nequlnu.
"Opravdu," del Bernard, ma
tahuje Sc We voze, "kdyz isem
byl mezi Yserou a prlvoznlko
vym domkem zasazen strepi-
nou granatu, nemyslil isem, ze
Sc vse tax krasne vyvine. Byla
to perna ehvilka Muzes mi
vefiti, Pavle, kdyby nebyla
dosla posila prave cas-, byli
jsme V peti minutach "sbale-
nj. Nell jsme zatracene ste
sti."
"Ano," del Pavel, "vskutlzn,
poradne Stesti. Uvedomil .jsem
81 to druheho dne, kdyz isem
Sc probudil ma obvazisti.' -
Gale podivuhodnym je 1tek
toho lupice majora Herman
ma. Tedy ty isl no zaimul? A
vidcl isl, iak Sc zbavil pout q
uprchnul? Ten chap mel pc
kla Stesti. Bud jist, ze Sc ml'
podarilo zcela iiste uprchnout.
Pavel zamrucel:
80 tom nepochybuji a ne
pochybuii ami 0 tom, re uz ku
je sve pixie proti Elisce.'
Bah! Name osmactyricet
hodin casu, poneyadz svemu
/ spoluviniku karlovi udal pfi-
chod svuj na den 10. ledna 6
porucil mu, aby jednal az {
diva dny pozdeji."
"A bude-li jednat hneo
dnes?" namltnul Pavel vzruse
nym hlasem.
Pres .ieho dzkost sc mu vsal
zdalo, ze veci speji rychle J
svemu rozuzleni. PosleZe pt
ctyrech mesicich, blizil Sc k c
/ Ii, ktery mu unikal den re dne
Ornequin. tot byly hranice ;
nekolik kroku ga hranicem
byl Ebrecourt. Nechtel myslet
, ia prekazky, ktere Sc mu po
stavi V cestu, nez dosahne Z
! brecourtu, nez objevi Eliscin
bydliste a nez il bude moe
zaehranit. I'll a Eliska take q
| Ia. Mezi MIN a. nj nen1ohlo by
! ii prekazek.
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PRONAJME Sc obchodni mi
sto Sc dvema story, hodlci Sc
pro jakykoli obchod a sklad ma
vvch. %. u. blize Broadway.
Adressa Sc sdell adm. t.. Ii
stu. 40
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pil pred peronem stareho Bou
no nemocnici, velicl gene
ral-Sef francouzskych vojsk.
Spravce nemocnice oceka-
val no u vchodu.
"Je porutik Delroze zpraven
mem prichodu?"
"Ano, generale."
"Odved'te mne do jeho poko
je."
Pavel Delroze povstal. Jeho
kirk byl ieSte V obvaze, ale
tvar klidna beze stopy 20
nemoci. ~9s*agsEFsa
Pohnut pritomnosti vellciho
generala, jehoz energle a
acknowledgements zachranlla
Francii, zaujal lined vojensky
postoj. Ale general mu lined
podal ruku a zvolal laskavym,
bodrym hlasem:
"Sednete 81, nadporuclku
Delroze. Pravim nadporuciku,
ponevadz jste Cd nynelSka
nadporucikem -. Ne, zadne
diky! Panecku. zustaneme vam
iest6 dluzni. Tedy uz ma no
hou?"
"Ale ovsem, generate. IRA
neni nebylo tax vazne."
Tim lepe. Jsem spokoien
Sc VSeml svyml dustojniky, a.
le chlaplku jako Wy nenl ma tu-
city. Vas plukoVnlk mi doru-
Gil zvlastnl zpravu o takoVem
poctu nevyroVnatelnych kou-
ski, re sc tazi, zda neuclnlm
vyiimku z pravidla, kter6 jsem
ST predsevzaI a ida nepodam 0
tom zpravu vereinosti." !"
"Ne, generate, jen to pro
sim nei'
Mate pravdu, priteli. Vine
Senost hrdinstvi Jest nepozna-
Ma iedina Francie ma ted
pravo byti slaVnou. Spokoiim
Sc tedy tim, re vas znovu uve-
du armadnim rozkaze a "a
vesim YAM cestny kriz, ma KITE
ry iste iiz byl zadan.'
"Generale, nevim lax -
"Mimo to, priteli, prejete-li
81 neceho, prosim vas snazne,
abyste mi poskytnul prilezitost
! byti vam osobne po Will"
Pavel usmivaie Sc zavrtel
hlavou. Tolik dobroty a srdecne
pozornosti mu usnadnovalo
jednani.
"A budu-li zadati priliS mno
ho, generals -
"Xadejte."
"Nuze, budlz generate, priji
mann. Iadam nasledujici: Te-
dv nciprve zadam zdravotni
ctrnactidenni dovolenou, ktera
poGne Y sobotu, 9. ledna, to ie
} V den, kdy opustim nemocnici. .
"To ale neni zadna milost
To ie vaslm pravem. y
"Ano, generate. Ale budu
miti praVo ztraviti svou dovo-
: lenou, kde mi bude libo?"
: "Ovsem."
"Dobre A pax dostanu va}
} VlastnorucnI dkaz, generale
? kterym budu opravncn lit
kamkoli We francouzskem bi
| teVnim 1zemi a pozadoVat
kazdou nutnou podporu."
!. General pohlednul dlouzc II;
Pavla pax del:
"Vite, ze zadate ode mn,
!. velmi vaznou vec, Delroze?"
/ "Vim generate. Ale to G
: chci. jest take vazne."
a "Budiz, jsem srozumen. I
Y co dale?"
! "Generale, serzant Bernar
Q d Andeville. sicastnil Sc spoil
: sc mnou vzeti prevoznikov
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-04-18

STREPINA CRANATU. !
ROMAN. -
Napsal Maurice Leblanc. Prelozl Franta Sepanek.

mann prchal. V uniforme, u
zmute mrtvemu vmisl sc mezl
dobrovolniky! Da sve znamenl
a preide k Nemcum! Bude VOL
ny! A bude pokracovati We
SVEN die pronasledovani Eli
sky a jeji smrti.
Ach! Kdyby nastal vybuch!
Kdyby prevoznikuv domek le-
tel do povetfi a major byl
ztracen! -.
Ac no opoustely smysly, je-
ste mel tuto nadeji, ale jeho
rozum slabnul, vedomi sc mu
kalilo a rychle sklesnul do te-
mnot, nichz neni ami videti
ami slyseti.
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PRONAJME Sc:

PRCNAJME. Sc stor V cihlove
budove, hodici Sc pro ruzny
obchod. Horka voda, sklep
pod celym domem a fernes sam
pro sebe. Haste Sc V els. 4639
Broadway. -?
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obeti sve zeny, prece jiste We
del Veci, nichz Pavel neve-
del, veci, ktere mohly byti Wy
svGtleny jen pc predchozlm Wy
licenl udalosti.
Zacal tedy mluviti. Mluvil
klidne a presne a pan d'Ande-
vile naslouchal mu mlcky. A
neprestali strileti, nabijejice
pusky, mirice a nabijejlce o.
pet klidne, jako by byli ma cvi-
cisti. Kolem Mich a pod mimi
radila smrt We SVEN neupros-
mem die.
Ale sotva Pavel vylicil svuj
prichod S Eliskou do Ornequi-
nu, svui vstup do zavreneho
pokoje a svuj uzas mad portre-
tenn, vybuchnul velky granat
mad jejich hlavami a zasypal
je strepinami zeleza a olova.
Ctyri posledni dobrovolnici
padli. PaveI take klesnul, zasa
zen Jsa do krku a lined pocl-
til - ac nezakousel bolesti -
iak vsechny jehq mySlenky po
malu klesaji do huste mlhy, "a
niz by je mohl zadrzeti. Pres to
Sc vSak namahal zazrakem
energie Sc mu podarilo sebrati
trOchu uvah a dojmu. Videl sve
no tchana ma kolenou vedle sc
be a podarilo Sc mu fici:
"EliScin dennik najdete V
mem vaku -. napsal jsem ne
kolik hstu -. porozumlte !.
Ale hlavne i. tam :. ten uVa-
zany nemecky dustojnik. ;. je
spion -. strezte no -. zabte
no !. jinak desateho ledna !. !.
Ale zabijete no, re ano? -
Nemohl vice mluviti. Ostat-
ne uzrel, ze pan d'AndevilIe
neklecel, ably neho pecoval
ale &c byl take sam zranen q
Sc zkrvavelou tvari Sc shroutii
posleze vcdle n6ho, stcnaJe sla
beji a slabeii.
Tu nastal mistnosti velky
Kid, do nehoz venci a Z dola
misilo Sc prskani puSek. Nemec
ka della jiz nestrilela. Protiu-
tok nepfitele mel asi uspech a
Pavel, neschopen pohybu, oce-
kaval desny vybuch, predpo-
v6deny porucikem.
Nekolikrat pronesl EliStino
imeno. Uvazoval, re ted il ne
hrozl zadne nebezpeCi, kdyz i
major Hermann nyni zemfe. @
statn6 jeii bratr Bernard il H.
brani. Ale po chvlli jeho kid
zmizel, zmenil Sc Y nevolnost
V utrpeni a ustoupil pocitu, kite
/ ry kazdou vterinou Vzrustal We
sve mucivosti. Inepokoj jovala
no chorobna podrazdenost {
zly sen? Odehratalo Sc to V kC
more, do niz zaVlekl majors
Hermana Hermanna d kdez le
zel mrtvy vojin. Hruzo. ZdalC
se mu, re major prerlznul SVt
| pouta, povstal a rozhledl Sc
kolem sebc.
| PaVel oteNlral ocl ze Vscel
sil snazil sc udrzetl ie ote
Ivrenv.
Ale zahaloval je hustsi ;
hustsi stin a stinem tim roze
znaval, jako rozeznavam,
tmou noci nejasne divadlo, jal
major svlekl svuj plaSt', ski
! MI sc mad mrtvolu, odhodi
Svou modrou capku a nasadi
81 capku mrtveho, kol krku ov
nul Jeho sal, wal jeho pusku
baJonet, patrony a tax prone
men seStoupll pc trech dreVe
nych schodech.
Desnc videnl! Pavel chtel
: nem pochybovati a veriti V
zjev strasidla, vzeSlcho 4 hC
recky a deliria. Ale celia vec
Lila DOZEN skutecnosti a to b
10 prom nejhorsim utrpenin
Major prchal.
Pavel byl pfllis slab, alb
vldel sltuacl tax, jakou byl;
PomySlel major zabiti ieho
pana d'Andeville? Vedel ma
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PRODA Sc pekny domek A.
svetnicich, plyn, elektrina il
ne zarizeni. Bllzsi sd6ll Sc Y
c. SAT- Way Ave. Newburgh.
4-2O
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PRIJME Sc starsi zena k o.
patrovani dltek po ste hod.
vecer. Haste Sc V els. 3424
vyh. 10S. I'll. 4-19
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VYMENt Sc

krasny velky Bungalow fer
nesem a vsim modernlm Zarl-
zenim na | akru pozemku V sa-
mem stredu mestecka Twins
burg, 1S mil cd CIevelandu "a
Bedford - cena So. 500. mort
gage jest $500 ma 6lo--tudlz
mate-li lot aneb maly majetek,
zmenlme to - VCELA REAL
TY CO., 5733 Broadway.
4-19
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TAkOVY FIREPLACE

jste jeste nevideli - toto jest
originalne staveny okrasli
vnitrek mad ocekavani - o.
statni pohodlne zarizeni jako
"hot water fernes' pax tile
shower bath, cini tento dum
rozdllny cd jinych - {. 13205
Svec Ave. Prijd'te dnes aneb
V nedeh, bude otevfen.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-07
JOINT SESSION
OF BAPT|STS TO
BEGIN TUESDAY
Ten Delegates to At
tend Convention at
Jacksonville

A Joint session Of the state mis-
sion board OF the Baptists and OF
the trustees OF Montczuma college
OF Las Vegas will open intne office
Of J. " Bruner, state Baptist
secretary. In the Barnett building
TuesGay afternoon ana continue
throughout "Wednesday
Tho board is planning 20 make
Application 10 the home missionary
board Of the southern Baptist con-
vcntion at Atlanta for "A continue
tion OF the appropriation OF $4,000
or S36.0 600 for missionary work In
the state and also To appeal TO
the Sunday School board for funds
20 pay the salary OF the sunday
school secretary and ID \. Y. U.
secretary IN the state.
Mr hruner said yesterday that
at least ten Baptisis from Albu-
uucruue viii make the trip 20
jacksonville. Fla, TO attend the
convention OF southern hautists.
Tho convention o. To be held from
May ~ 10 May %. Mr.. and Mrs.
g. l.. Dunlap already have gone TO
the convention.
The Baptists raised Si500o in
the recent state campaign tui
funds THIS was within $4,000 OF
the amount needed to put the state
within az quota.
Mr.. Hruncr yesterday received
"A telegram from the educational
board Of Rnptists ~ Birmingham.
Aha. stating that the board II for
warding a check ior $4,000 for the
Montczumn college.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-07
c. T. French Finishes
Planting of 1000
Dahlia Bulbs

c. T, French Saturday finished
the p.Iu'ing Of 1000 dahiia bulbs
In the two vacant lots which he
viii make into businesr-district
flower gardens this season The
first and larger plot ia at Broad
way and Central ven .r
French has planted this plot TO
dahlins for several with
conspicuous last season
the plot produced a beautiful
harvest ard wins ono of the snow
placeF ~ the city. More than 1000
bulbs were dug from the lot. show
ing the high productivity OF .ho
dnhlia here when properly cared
for
out - Gb varieties used last year
Mr. French selected 30 which he
regards ~ the most beautiful and
most luxurious producers. In nd
uiuon to the broadway and Central
Mot h" has planted 100 bulbs on
the lot Just west Of the Chamber
of Commerce building.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-07
People You
Know


w. X. Morley. OF Magdalcna. Is
Ia the city today.
Judge Harry T.. owen, Of Los
Iunas. Is In Albuquerque for "A few
days.
Mr.. and Mrs Herman G. Nuffer
left the last OF the week for Calf
fornia. where Mr.. Nuffer has at-
cepted nm engineering position
Until recently Mir. Nuffer has been
In the employ % the United States
Indian Irrigation service.
A. q. Miller. chief % the field
division OF the internal revenue Of
flee. has gone to Washington Tor
a stay OF 10 days.
l.. w. Gihney OF the Internal
revenue office has just returned TO
work after a two weeks vacation.
city Manager James y Glad
ding, who went to Santa Pc yerter-
day on business. Is expected 70 re-
turn home today.
John Hernandez. field deputy
Tor 1.-THE Internal revenue office, has
Gouc 10 Ration 10 serve bootleEgers
with warrants for tax collections.
Miss Jewel A. Grinstcad, chief
ctrrk In the income tax division
"a h Internal revenue Office. b.
on duty on acrount OF Illness
Louis pinier, wrestling rererce
and checker player. has returned
IRON Richmond. Calf. whore h."
spent the last few months. He ir 20
rcmain here indefinitely. While IN
Richmond he had several wrest-
ling matches.
Mrs. Stella Nabors and son. who
have been visiting her raren's for
two months. Mr.. and Mrs. G y
s%andoval. vii depart tomorrow tor
her homo In Los Angeles, Car.
Special officer Louis Beach NJ
the Santa Fe railroad has just re
turned fro a trip 20 FL Phso ana
San Marcial,
y. n. Wcitor anh wife. from
Mexico city. Mexico. ARE IN the city
for a few days.
william r Morley OF Magdaiena
was In the city on business yester-
day, lie returned 10 Magdaleha
last night.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-07
Breakfast Table
Gossip

Charlotte Mann and y. =. iacn.
who were arrested at cog South
Third street last night By Patron
man Herbert BAH werr sentenced
g. so days each In Jail when they
uppcaruQ In police court this morn
ing. They were charged with dis
orderly conduct. The police say
that the girls dress II the shortest
ono ever worn In court and that she
should have been given n lecture
on tho latest styles OF dress.
a. o. pinkcrton reported to the
police last night that his automo-
lille struck a bicyciist on Fourth
street between Central and Gold
avenues early last night The hoy
was not injured, the report said.
hut the hfc,ele wns srsaahed
The Missouri State Life Inaur-
nncc company filed suit In the dis
trict court yesterday against W. :.
PATTERSON. In which u IL alleged
that Patterson owes the company
sac on a promissory pote now
past due.
Rev. Antonine c. Collier. Caiho-
DC priest ut Belen. filed applica-
ton for n pass port 10 France In
the district court yesterday. Rev.
collier In "A native 81 France. ana
r. ENNNNA JAW " ~ NtNANt NtAfNf
about July l for a year OF rest ana
study.
Tnr American Legion auxiliary
viii meet at the home OF Mrs.
John Summers, AZ West Lea
venue, tomorrow afternoon at
80 o'clock.
". o.. NrNcii has sold two 81 the
siiages he recently completed In
ne 1900 block on North Fifth
| street.
Dr. George W. Human. rcprc-
cntativc Of the American Mil-
Ionary association with heads
lunrters In Berkeley. is In Alhu-
ruerque to make nm inspection of
no Rio Grhnde Indistruini school.
hiie here he }. the guest Of w.
". Evans. superintendent Of the
rhooi Dr. Human u 10 speak at
ha mnrniug serviccs nj the First
congregational church this morn
ng lie VIII leave tonight for Call
'ornia
r~~he.-c-te ~ INC wonnn's club
chorus Mt the club at 3 y. m. sun
henoarsaI Of dress pageant
1 w., N. Sunday Rehearsal Of
'rorra cnmp-me"tlng Monday ~
| % m.
Twrufv boys from the v VI. g.
A. and 20 Y. w. girls viii hike 70
fhr mesa east Of town Monday s.
Ilur. lunch there and return NJ ?
b. m. The will meet at the Y Y.
4. Monday nj $50 Louis Will
Ton. boys work secretary 81 the
v NJ. and Miss johnson, general
crretary Of tho Y. W, have ar
| rnn~cd the hike.
Niccui Chavez. of oos south VIII
Uams stree reported TO the police
Yesterday that the bicycle he WINS
idinE was hit by an automobile