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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-04-04

Sots Te bar en- Dob Sen eIer SIrstrius.
four Se snifer at betanie nlen en- Care,
bporior iaa life iense gssiommenos "Seccrab.
BoIteu" for et War2
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-04-04

sp.: gtit 9anS lisser inbtil en- ons
oens, ION life er boiioDenbe Der 90 I'M
gen White bar al 2aubct. Naar lea hi
'r1o9lGrSe nit 2ano, er ban ga iffs
p.t9t'9 I'll at betale set babe al @irr.
bets soitenbe? (3inn.)
Spar: Spis Sanbet paa besse Ct.
bet at 8iGrbet CT unber 9urfnira, or
nesse plistis til at bibra i'm Salubel.
5 stlfGlne at 6urismmelie caer &ra-
tile tan Senpenoelie tie til Comm Su=
pcrpiiprs.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-04-04

etrtp otter e~rspetyemplares a "Seesrah.
epten % Ses srnea"! I'eii ushrssie nor's
HIab | ~slu,erifa.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-04-04

Sp.: I. Sbno Sag / llaen bar 6te
onlt 1897 o9 29be Stunt 1861?
9oao fables aougere9clic paa gns
9elit?
L. Senbulbsuis 5reSaa %
2. Sneenie.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-04-04
oloben K~orreiponoance.

ui b,,par.r spsrssmaai: lag gOst 81 tor. m.b BE-
Rlott 80 iuribii aufpar for. Of Sporene / ale I'll,
~; npsr sbbioIut FORFEIT ce fplotftgtsrtnbe.
'n!er asmaaI fra gsriontr. ION lite poair fine gopue
a, E,sattipn.u. betnares iffe:
VI s m.su b.b.s afatts fine ep'rssmaol ct srsis %
,pe,lig sprog.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-04-04

zp.: Seq lrite ON en- @anb | Iuro
o,fnto, iom lapet en- Snebaab. Sppr
tor ban:
" paa bette?
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-04-04

Quest: |. Do bankers have an
employment agency or magazine
through which they make their wants
known and employ their help? Give
address.
2. Where can l get a reliable hem
stitching attachment that will ht on a
Singer sewing machine?
Ans: /. AS to the employment
agency, we do not know. There are
several periodicals. One is American
Banker, New York City.
2. Can any of our readers advise
with regard to this?
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-04-04

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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-04-04

zp.: Spao er gSresien til 5. 8
%ottefcner?
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-04-04

Sp.: gtin Ianb er bsb. Si bar en-
eO@acres Sarn, iom life bIco "oeebcb"
oher til mig, men itaar / hans Napu.
Sm mn leg ituIbe bs, fan ba life mine
gern iGl8c Sanbet, eIer bpao &c MI
p'loe 9lsre Nneo Oct, % belle Set meIem
tia a De a eniee? Sc cr ale mpus
h:9e u%nbtagen en-.
Spar: let pilbe bIi npbpenbie at
la Spet b~ebanbles | Sfifteretten, buis
Sanoet iffe iGlses, mems De er iliue.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-04-04
paa Nortb Safota.

Stor Sortieueite ipsnts for paa saaeube
NrbeioSiolt % gobe TriitSbetprcre. Seq
bar flsre 9obe 100 os 800 2IcreS Surme, iom
iGlees til @oottiob. Gu SuibeI 6peoe ipls
ees MI for ben iamme Gum lom tire SuIbel
Muis og culet paa 9aub Der iGIges til Ell
VriS ira Ell Sierbesel til Ell S~enttepeI minore.
Slut meb at urbeiSe for andre; ben 9ele
eIler Reute bu III betaler oil mart betaIe for
Ell pirfeIiS Narm | Stregst peo Grosbp.
gtortb Satotd. Sfrip eiter uGruIsre llus
berrstuiug. SpscielIs Garter for Hauoiesere.
6eiereucer giues % begiGres.
r. n. POINTS,,
CROSBY N. DAKOTA.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-04-04

zp.: Ser blen ublaet en- @ei meb 10
,rSerifrifter. S%otpnboaroet bleb for
I;at iao DEN blep "reforoet" hos Sopns
,r0rfru. men life pan Gourtbuiet. Set
:, 4 9lor iiben. Ser bleb arbeibet for
COG for 3 Nar iiben. San ben itrnses
81, fsr Sopnbparbet bar beitentt BET?
lg1inn)
suar: Get formuber Ri life, ben
fan, spsrssmaalet er mfmlbitGnbts 90
nuset uflart.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-04-04

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rife atrto
biuiat ~
|Ieilcbrirs
|,rsces pad
liz gdantn,
her os rItS
pgida pd!Gi
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bier al m
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populGrt
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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-04-04

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pr pe6 &C..
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20 states
}. bill pprs
Paa De itore
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-04-04

en-: Spor fan ies faa fat / San8en:
apor / @ercen ies saar, ON / Sbb ON
; Wcit. BET er Dog 81 nit S9brenelano".
Ga pcS Sc, ON Der finbes "&ecorbs" at
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-04-04

re paa bette!
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-04-04

.sp.: Seq sioer en- gbect til en- @cri
Gf mig, iom ies ifllbe bIipe / 8pmpanis
lab nten. gan tisber gienoomnleu bill
!l9t' os leg fit life noeet Stiobe at ham.
oooo fan iee eiere?
Spar: Be fan fasisse bam for
&c Sense, ium &c bar betrpet baut.
ep.: Sbor fan ies fnn fisbt So9en
ON Suobig Sarms 2epnetslsb?
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-02-24
DISSOLVE INJUNCTION
|HALTINC PROPERTY SALE

Circuit Court Judge J. b. SommcrvillS
cstcrday afternoon sustained the mo-
ton Of the defense I dissre the tenn.
prarv injunctIn in he case styled Lewis
G. IIaro We. Charles +. Bachmann ana
Carl c. Bachmann. trusteeG
a temporary injunction was granted
some time ago against the defendants,
preventing tee sale Of real estate on the
Island.
Yesterday the temporary Injunction
J was dissolved. The plaintiff then
moved to reinstatc. the Injunction which
was Ovcrruled by the court and the
! Plaintiff announced the case would be
carried tt tho state supreme court OF
appeals.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-02-24
MRS. A. II. o'DoNNELL.

Funeral services for Mrs. 4 N
o DoRneu. VIE o, prominent OIL op"f'
a,or. who passed away AZ nor home IN
Barnesyille. o. following o short illness
will be held this afternoon at ? o'clock
from tho family home Walnut street
BArnosylIle Rev Ernest Miller. pastor
or tho Methodist church. OF hHrneHv!II"
Will conduct tho serviceS Burial VIII
be made in Harnesviilr cemetery
Before her marriage, Mrs. q Don
nell MAS Miss Ann Petty. daughter ~
Mrs and the late Major Pe'H. ~
uurnon\lile Sko Nns "A her i:th YEA
SURVIVING hei LrsIde- hSr hushH nj
ana mother arc INu skaters Miss MAJ
I'cti, ut h"mr hnd Mrs Frcds'I'h u"
,,,., ~ "r Io1ur nnd "us brother has
n ..li,. or California
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-02-24

.,..,sI,u ,rrh',~r'lr''" to'" '".''l
III, ,oi.s ou ,sratl- s,'Ilnu i"r I'ur
,Inm CONT"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-02-24
REIsTuR RITES.

Funeral services t"' IN" lat" lh'Op
Bolster Will he h~ld - IL" nom" Of his
daughter. Mrs Benjamin D.mnIack. or
North Fr"ui street. to morrow ht'"' -
noon at % o'clock H'' + = Bishop
pastor 81 the No,lh street VI r.. church.
viii orrl,Ia," Eurial vii! he made ~
Greenwood ,cmrlcr, Ny Re.strr died
wcduasda, after w"cHs Illness or
pneumonia
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-02-24

Alexander Hamilton, hot down In
dIrl with Aaron l'uIr was poor dhci-
tt
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-02-24
pouonnarr snRvIonE

fa.ui, rcnldnn.s u; Tif'caulh alr"Ni
riiI 10 hold tho funeral uarv'c"S Tor
Mrs nr1dgoi lpDuah~rly. U"uul"m h'Eh
,u,rr viii 10 celebrated a. , 40 "r'"'t
~ 50 I"acuh'a Cathedral liu'Inl VIII
hr rl,Io In Mount calvary cemetery
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-02-24

The r.,I did moi uiI,l 20 t.ud oven ~"
tw.n,, dollar H}l. bat quirhIy walked
out Th" Young clerk thought probably
the man was in hurry md would 70
'urn with tho twenty dollar Hill. Tli"r
taking Ihc Two ton dollar hiIIs 10 the
Inr'"r's office. w" doors below.
An hour passed by and nothing waS
gcru Of the f"ll"w. I"hus went I" pr
,;ly,luyh'a office. Ii,r" he was informed
hy a gcnih men ihnt l'r. Gard"'h was
M rnc North Wheeling hospital all even
iuc and had n" office h"UrS
T. Was ln"n that In" l"un@ clerk h'-
r:.iro .uspirious and called Policeman
tr.ar!os FlnnnngHu and reported mo
case A. II lat" hour last might no
arrcs' had hc"n made
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-02-24
NEW HISTORY Of WEST VIRGINIA
IS COMPILED BY DR.. CALLAHAN
LATE ZION. ". p. HUBBARD OF
WHEELING CONTRIBUTION
TO THE wCYKS.
NarraaVS Sketch OF UniVsrsityB Do
velopmsntS Completes the
Volume.
(ny ROSS u. JOHNSON

=
VI Callahan Professor Of hIst'rN rud
polItIcal ~rIr0cc a. West Virginia TN.
,ers.',. has Just completed and sub
united 70 tho publishers the last draft or
narratiy. sketch or the development
~ the University. which tvrm~ pat
al a Chapter on Educational I'"r"'"r
rtrnt ga MS new VUIum" CA the li1H'"'T
rf Wet NIrElria uthrr pats -: '."
.,,aptrr nu TIC public r,uu,.lr aud nor NAL
schools wcis written ~ VI / Sh""k"'.
supcrIui eudcrt Of iiluct".i n'h""'7. j
4 Marsh strrr'thry stale r"''h "f
Education md IrosI1,ur I"reru I'"T'''
81 % tTm"ri N"tn,H' Ihlt 'hHp'@t '""'
pIttCs lur4c ,"'p."o n f"'iH '""r'''
prepared rg hIu I"t puiiI' "ti"u D. '.'
American IIl-t"fi.hl H"'i",' - 'h''"s"
yIIrh 10 yo-r"urliIo ror NJ" nn""'.'
support ~ to cuteTurlH" and "hl' u
plans 30 puLit-h Win uda '"'""" ~"
other ,orum"r on m"EtHrhl'"l ah"''h'"
~ Ws.t Nltalula leaders ~ a. h'"''t"t II
prepared BY other vrii'rr
me preparation 90 tho uaru"' rIrl i"'
Tho h-r"rIcal r"'um, f"r nh|'" !"
callahan ~ rrup"n-lh'c La hcru % Inh"h
os oeprIy two 10. ndcr largely conduit
81 ,lt,lnV vacation. rorlud- 0uA ~ h'T
rnrtnn a. tho state sow. ronronnh.i com.
mission ~ l0lr 10 haI IA various
wn,s S,irnulatrd tho siudy Of local HIS
tory In the plUiH
In tho preparation ~ ErrSrat 'HAp'"r7
the author was aided h. The c"iiahora-
non 81 other writer's In addition :" those
mentioned nh"v~. Or. q. y. Chttwo"d "a
"IuSti'utlonal Heritage from NrGln'N
aud on "W~s' Virginia ard III Wor!N
War. Or &. ~ Amber on ONO River
influences. Miss geek SaSrc on begin
rInES nr churches: Miss Melissa 'rowI
On education before 1850: Mrs. j. NJ.
callahan on carly scctIonal'sm and con-
stitutlonal history. Prof A. j. Dads
man on development OF agriculture: tn"
late lion. W p. Hubbard and Fror T.
n viCkers on taxation and finances,
and Miss Mary Meek Atkcson on de-
Cslopment OF literature.
Az Another Sees W. Va
Dr Callahan sees In the history o.:
Meat Virginia many illustrations OF tho
large l'fe OF tho nation with which ~
has an intimate connection al many
points Its chief features are clearly
7hotchcd with emphasis upon the great
GO general and significant movements
aud Development 81 state aud nation
IT. plnnror scIiIr'e ser' eel 10th 49, 40
I,.tuo,ohl. rcnr Suatl of TIC Ue,ului,"L
nud ad,anr~ guard 81 v~-'orn 'I'lllsn -
Ion In trDuIr rur r,~t . hulf cen
r,,,. before rho 'i,N Wa e,prrrsoh -
l,nvrnR ~, 'i"u,l "rp"aI'i"n against
rao political ,l"niurl'"u - 'id"wnI"'
NIry'uIn and vrr~ urls r'rlihuN '"".
,I.int.d Ln arrt"ur r,,r"un r.r Internal
Improvements nr,'. l''"
rho fqr,u''l"9 of DO" r"w "'''" "f
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-01-29
Detail of Soldiers Ordered Out to Aid Washington,
d. c. Police in Searching Ruins for
Dead and Injured
SMALL NUMBER MANAGES
TO ESCAPE BEFORE CRASH
Congressman Scene Early to Help in Rescue
Work; Part of Roof lacked Up in Order to
Remove the Trapped People

WASHINGTON. Jan 2SThe collapse of the Knickerbocker
Washngtou IN many
toll 30 dead injured according TO
the latest estimate hl police and fremeu.
Figur'~ ~hortl, after midnight
Identified dead. l3 unidentified dead given as u.
Many believed buried in ruins
Difficulty getting 10 the victims pinned under the heavy roof
made extremely slow.
total ~ dead the morgie
unidentified at 30 a. m
one policeman working the said he believed
than d hundred persons still buried ia the debris
Police impossible of The
who crash eaped II believed
however, that comparatively small number escaped
The sudden disaster brought collapse of Knc
ehocker under the weight of heavy Washing
and ef trail f tragedies that reached probably
500 households of the national cap
Only the severity tbr blizzard raging since
seq of life night
crowd home h the II believed
than 500 persons the place when the collapsed, carrying
smashed into the orchestra with little warning
As most Of tho people seated wel the front few had suf
hcicnt time 10 escape
soldiers drrmcn policemen aud host Of doctors aud
volunteers worked through driving storm TO
rescue the dead aud injured
For the hour injured Day moaning pinned m their seats
under the heavy layer of steel while desperate
we're made ." hurow through th debris with edge
acetylcuo torches.
Darkness hamperod work and police were
haraSed by the frantic of relatives irving
INTO The 90 search for lowed
Homes, nearby drug and and
street thrown temporary hospitals one
ing under th pain of broken escaped from the and helped
u
The Kuckrrboker located at Eighteenth street and Columbia
Road y W. iu tine heart oj % select residential district
The theatcr is of brick ha, capacity of 1000
,tructed iu 1917
Fire department apparatus kept Instantly
the first sign Of dr but the proof building
tended 10 minimize the danger.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-01-29
SOLDIER BONUS
MEANS TO OBTAIN
SALES TAX, CLAIM
Democrat Sees Plot in
Proposal Of
President

WASHINGTON. Jan es The
churgr that the administration in
tends Go pn~s H soldier bonus hill Zone
lN as o. means OF fol-tlng q sales tHN
on The poop,e.' arose from BE demo
crutir side of the louise tonight
President tiardlnE would veto the
bDnu- bill tomorrow. if D. came 10 him
without the sales tax attached" rep
Ecspn.gtivo Garner Texas. ranking
democrat ON the hou-" way aud
means committee declared iu state
mcut summuning his colleague To- %
eight against the tax.
g know ~ member of tho com
mittcc handling the bonus thar the
plan ls 10 raise the bonus money
through the sales tax Garner said.
The republicans have been Try ing
10 clip over such a tax fCr months and
now they see a. chance to succeed hy
putting IL under 'h" protective wing
of the bonus
GARNER predicted that the demo-
crate would find enough support
among the republican "indcpendentT'
20 defeat the sales tax.
Then watch the administration
squirm.' he said
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-01-29
Troops Patrolling
Strike District in
Nebraska City

NEBRASKA CITY. Ncb., Jan IS.
steel helmrtod duughboy-, many ot
them veterans of French battlefield.
with glisicnug bayonets. are patroil-
ans streets in the packing house strike
gone tonight
THIS part Of tie city. covering four
square miles b. under martial law.
IlNo hundred men uctlng under or
d.rH of Governor MukelVic. arrived
late this afternoon
No violence occurred az any place
in the ci3y ana the mos exciting thing
for the militiamrn 80 fai wis the
chow caif' at . o'clock
The troops marched with fuu equip
meut from the fgain Co thcir new
cump For ~e eral hours they were
husiiy engaged IN fitting up kitchens
nd preparing their hillcir Sentrir-
we're placed m various points Suf
rounding the plant Residents with
l. the reStricted district and work
men were given pau's, uut others
will not be allowed 10 approach the
plant
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-01-29
THEATER C0LLAPSES; FIFTY ARE KILLED
BLIZZARD SWEEPS EAST TYING UP TRAINS DAMAGING SFIF
DEAD and
INJURED

WNSUINGTON Jan ss Sam ss
Ht tha drli and injured iu tn"
heater disaster H- Identified Hp Co
. 20 90. m SUNDAY follow
Dead
= u Earnest. A.. GruoEi,n
Douglas HiIlScr. 90 Washington
~. ". y. straw. Washington
Mr. Marie iu~-rll Washington.
Mnltrr THE. ~. Washington.
Mr. u \. Cu,aii. 3d. Washington
Unidentified child OF iu.
-. ". SconcId Jr. CO.. unu,iiie Va.
q. :. Irccmna. a5 ,Iouula. for.
mcriy of south Bend Ind
-, o. O'DunnclI Washington
Mildred Malfold. Washington
Mr.. Anna Corellc. Washington.
\ . Barchfirld. fDrmer congress.
man from T,nnsyiEauIu.
Lewis Nalcntinc Wa=hInr.lu
Mr.. VI. I. Mal-h. Washington
~. ". ~. Mattci. Washing ON
Paul -lamli, Washington.
Injured
Miss Gertrude TAYLOR leg broken
Airs Brcslau Internal injuries. Eliza
beth Theunisson. bruised: Leo Thou.
lnsson, arm broken : ~ Richmond
Internal iuIurIs-. Hugh Ncsh.tt is
Kansas City broken urm Alfred
No-cs f,. broken lDs Miss Ruth
Frank Alexander Ir 8 = Barch-
fI.fT kf.s. TfHf..r Tf.v.NI.fN Ttf 0
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-01-29
Jazz Music is Greatest
Menace to Child Morality,
Jane Adams Declares

CHICAGO. IN Jan. gS Jam music
Is the greatest menace 10 chill
morality
Illegal liquor. automobiles and tho
confusing standards of morality
taught the Young are contrihuting in-
flucncrs To the Increase "t Juvenile
crime ana immortality
Th"-e conclusions were voiced to-
day by Jane Addums. founder of the
chicago nun House ana noted social
worker. iu an Interview with thr
uited Press.
The statements followed decision
by Judge Arnold Heap iu morals
court filming Julia Rector. a cafe en-
tertnincr $500 and In which he de-
e Jared lnzz music was immoral
"barbarism revived
There is n"iing 20 be alarmed
about ia the situation resulting from
m" increasing Grim" ana immortality
hy youths Miss Addams said.
However o. b. serious situation
Mis- Addlms stated 'hp number uf
youths falling from grace has been
mounting over period of y"lrs.
"it is not sudden jump she
stated, We are living ,n an age
which b. more free than previous
periods"
Immoral dancing IL not a new
menace. she said. hut has been grow
INK on the country FOR years
The increase has been gradual
she -nld, until now young couples
dancing are less restrained than ever
before
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-01-29
Blizzard Adds to Suffering
And Impedes Work of Rescue

An hour after ths catastrophe fbc
blizzard which bad dIrd down to
ruWr extent revived fhe cutting wind
and falling SNOW added fo rho sun,r-
ng of fa- fisfHn- ANA .wpriHt fhe
work OF RESCUE 40 amhuignres iu
the citN and scores oI automobiles
wore ,uWwurd.or.H fu carr, away
the dead nud injured.
Practically every doctor Loo thc city
was called uut aud 8llocatod to fu"
various hospitals public and private.
a great riug of police hrcwru.
soldier and warinsa was thrown
around rho structure. A. 90 o.Dlock
more thar 500 persons were at WORK
practically dirzinr into tho ruins ani
removing tho Victims
Al tho movie rroprictors ON hear
INK of the disaster cleared ou' thsir
iheators and set to wor,, removing
the SNOW from the roofs
iicscue work proceeded extremely
slowly hcrnuse of The dimuluy IN
breakins through the heay, root
Acetylene torches ami sledee ham-
tConiinnrd on page siN.l
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-01-29
FARM BLOC TO PUT
FERTILIZER CLAUSE
IN SHOALS CONTEST
Will Offer Amendment
When Ford Proposal IS
Presented in Congress
By PNII ~. NAiI.ON,
nitcd prv-- staff Correspondence


MASUlNGTpN. suu -N The farm
bloc in cuurrr-- i- ur'pHriug Co Inc
SORT in the Muscle shoals contract Of
Henry Ford section definitely pro.
viding for the manufacture ut fsul-
izer at the great war plant
The contract in 'he present form.
which VIII hc submitted In both
houses probably Monday ur Tuesda.
does uu' mention fertilizer arcord-
ing 20 authorities.
This means. some believe. at least
a temporary victory fnr rfh' f'rfu-
lzrr 'Tust which ls said to have op-
posed the Ford sgurWr because D.
believed hy ,uull manufacture their
product fur hr HrWrr much cheap.
er than the present price.
a. there is mo- prov SION n she con-
tract. sumr fear the fertilizer organ
izations Will take means q prevent
Ford from nuuuiac'urug th" prod
uct and forcing down th" price.
senator Harris. democrat Georgia.
who b. one of the LEADER in 'h" fgnt
to include specific provision. told
she United Press tonight bee thought
congress would amend the contract
So as 60 provide relief Cor the farm
cra,
N would mean 10000 900 a year
tDr the farmers of my state " Ford
IN permitted 20 tnhNuld'tNIf l'i =
iger." Harris declared Just think
what 10 would mean to the farmers %
tho entire country.
The fertilizer trust huF fought M
Inclusion of this provision Gee the hiil.
"ff would knock o0 go per cent
from the present price or their prod
u,t That means th" farmers ot tho
nation wotld got hat 20 per cent o.
pay their murtEngr loans, thoir doc
tor bills and an their present heavy
indohtpdn,ss Tho result would be
n CouutyrurNnE influence uGulnHi
| present depression
m the provision l- not included
/ it means Ford miN mHuufac'arr Ter
uu1er and then again ne may not
The time Tor settling this qucs
1 iion Or rlght noN in congress ~
tnfeguard fh- ru't'n'- FARMERS thi'
eIuu-c mup he Included
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-01-29
VICTIMS ARE
IDENTIFIED AS
TAKEN OUT
Well Known Tennis
Player Among the
Dead

WASHINGTON Jan 1s The first
body Ju ho taken fram fh, ruins ot
the kuick krrburksr thsuftr WH- that
of Mrs IS A. rutull a.
Tho next victim wa % 90 wear old
child The rhild wac crushed AMI
believed fatally hurt
Three more drat were reported 10
lc Mrs Marie RUSSELL ur " 4.
straw and Douglas Hlllyer an ~
Washington A Mrs Breslau and
Mise Gcrtrude TAYLOR We're reported
injured
Hlher waa one or the best known
TENNIS uIaNer- 100 the east
Nmo0r fhe injured va- 90 man who
said Hs wHH tho secretary Hf tho
italian embassy %, was badly hurt
Dfh.r- injured were + " Rich
mond rs Internal uufur,-. n B.
WIuum-. both legs broken and 3 ~
Hot don ge. Internal IuiurIss
EmorUou,y hospitals reported 20
Injured had ho'n brought ln up Co
midnight Garfield hospital reported
one dead and several Injured
lattlc Elizabeth ThcuuIssor aged %
wls caught boz peculiar way Her
unEfrs wrr. caught between two
heavy girdcrs ans they were -V-
tricatcd with great difficulty She
wn- cut about the face.
Police Identified one of the dead
as n Earnest Brooklyn y Y.
manager ot fhr WhauiuEfon Branch
Products corporation
l.nuiH Siravrr Washington correr.
poudont ot the Pittsburgh pi~pnfrh
ana hs dauRhtrr Martha strayer re-
porter for the Mnahinxtou Daily
Nsws were seriously Injured Miss
efrHNtr suffered o. fractured collar
bone