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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-10-31
WM. SMALLwOOD DISMISSED.
Reciprocity Agreement Between Del.
aware aud Maryland Save Him.

The case Of William Smallwood. who
VS. 'harEed with operating a motor
Vehicle without an operators license.
and who was also charged with oper-
pting a motor vehicle which was not
rcrlsterod in this state and who was
arrested by Constable whalen Of New
castle. was heard before Magistrate
>'uCkman chis morning.
SmallwOod is representative Or
tNe Livingston Construction Co. Of
Washington which concern is building
IN" state highway near New Castle.
and il Is alleged that the company
'.ul'd I" have their truck registered
u tlis state and that II also failed to
.oOv oUt operators licenses Ia Della
NtIt.
The case had leen continued from
last week L. enable Msgitsrate GluCk
man ~ get ruling from the attor-
5cN general relative to the reciprocity
sEreement that exists between this
state and Maryland, in regard 70 tho
, I,mher Of DAYS a motor vehicle Is
allowed IN each Of the states without
tsSing ont a license Of that state.
The case vas dismissed upon pay
ment ~ costs by Smallwood.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-10-31

plans. You know. several prominent
women including the widow OF
Colonel Won Rochow thought OF
marrying the Kaiser"
She told the correspondent a little
about the romance and OF her plans
for the future.
1T was like this" she said. "Son.e
friends, who were in attendance TO
the Kaiser and who knew of our
childhood attachment invited me to
his home at Doom. The crown prince
came TO Doom also. and in the
friendliest sort of way he chatted with
me about the affair of the heart. With
a laugh he said: You know my
father is a very good man, but some
| times he is hard to get along with
"A few weeks later the crown prince
came to talk with me again. He Bald
Now ! have watched you all this
time, and / feel il my duty to tell
you my warnings We're all wrong. You
surely know how 10 manage people
and the whole situation here"
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-10-31
HELD FOR GRAND JURY
VIM. Halliday Under Heavy Ball on
Highway Robbery Charge.

In the Municipal Court today. VII
lam Halliday. colored, charged with
highway robbery, was held in 81 900
BAL for the Court Of General Sessions.
T'>; mony in tho case was heard last
week
John Anderson. colored, pleading
gully 70 the charge OF disorderly CON
du",. was fined S.
At the request OF Assistant City
Solicitor Percy Warren Green. the
court held Louis Antanelle for ex-
animation 10 determine his mental
condition.
Angelo Afro. pleading guilty to the
charge Of disorderly conduct, was
ined S
John Laurena. charged with violat-
ing the traffic rules. was fined 81. A
are of 81 was imposed on John
Johnson. cOlored. also charged with
violating the traffic rules
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-10-31
MANY SUPPOSED BURNED.
Search Being Made for Bodies
of Girls in Ruins Of Brook
lyn Factory.

by Associated Press to Every Evening
New York. Oct. 2t-Search for the
bodies OF several working girle be
Neved TO have lost their livos in the
fro that last night destroyed five
story manufacturing building in Rrooks
lyn was being made in the ruins today
ny firemen.
One man who jumped from the fifth
floor OF the burning structure to the
pavement was killed and eight others.
one OF them a girl. were seriously in
jured. Three are believed 10 he dying
The fire started as the last Of hun
ireds of working men and girls were
leaving the building. The girls were
trapped on the top floor but most 4
them were saved
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-10-31
FASCISTlS IN FULL
CONTROL OF ITALY;
NEW CABINET SWORN
Continued from page 1.

frequent heavy showers, singing pa
triotic Fascistic songs intcrsperscd
with Tascistlc war cries. Notwith-
standing the rain they managed TO
light bonfires In the various squares
in which they burned Socialist and
Communist literature.
These demonstrations and others
which had occurred throughout the
day yesterday. and sporadic disorders
in some quarters during which there
was considerable shooting, n total OF
twelve deaths being reported.
The composition of the Mussolini
cabinet and the chances 'it will have
for commanding "A majr'ty In par
lament continue to be discussed
anImatedly Premier Mussolinl ap-
parently counts strongly on the fact
that his government is coalition one.
and that Il thus may obtain carrying
power I'm the chamber.
Accounts OF Mussolini'e appearance
before King Victor Emmanuel yester-
day when he went To consult over the
formation of the cabinet are bringing
out some picturesque details. Mus
solini was wearing his Fascieti uni
form and his first words TO HE
ma jcety were
Il must apologize for coming before
YOUR ma Jesty In my black shirt
Museolinl, who also wore San
brown belt. puttees and n cash of the
| Tiume colors. added that he wished
to present himself as representative OF
| the National movement which has
/ ioverthrown all obstacles In order 90 re
construct the country FOR which pur-
puac," he went on. II am youl
| ma jesty's obedient servant"
| The king and SignOr Mussolini ther
shook handle, both pledging themselves
to work together for the advance
| ,,apt pf Ifaiy
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-10-31
PERMITS ISSUED FOR
EIGHTEEN GARAGES
They Are to be Built in Ninth
Ward by Charles W.
Cooding.

A permit has been issued by Build
Ing Inspector Ellis II. Preston TO
Charles w. Gooding, 23o3 boulevard,
for the erection of eighteen public
garages between Madison and Jeffer-
soh etreets. from Thirty-second to
Thir.y-fourth streets. The garages
Are 10 be of brick. A one story shop
will also he erected. The cost is
s. 900.
Inspector Preston also issued per-
mt % Arthur kappouf. for the
erect N OF a club house on Fourteenth
street between Claymont street and
Ra road avenue. The work will be
dpn, by w. II. Townsend. Tho price
Ia 81 900.
Permits were also issued TO Mussell-
man Phillips. Thirteenth and Thatcher
streets. for the erection of an addition,
Costing 5000; c. w. Grier. 1921 Adams
street. addition. $40: Edward r.
Morris. 9l9 Clayton street: enclose
porch. $65; Di Tomass Dominick. 1901
Uowland street. Artificial Stone Com
pany. alteration. $50.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-10-31
TO ATTEND "y. CONVENTION.
Executive Committee Names Delegates
To Atlantic City Gathering.

AT meeting of tho executive COM
mittee OF tho Y. NJ. G. A.. held yester-
day at noon, relative to the Inter
national convention of the Associa- l.
tions of North America. at Atlantic
City. November IL 90 10. the following
members OF the "Y" etaff were ap-
pointed to attend; A. r. Llndley. gen
eral secretary; II. r.. Ballantyne. boys
work director; !. A. Beal, educational
director: r. +. Mitchell. rellglous di-
rector, and c. w. Kadel, Physical dl-
rector.
Tho following members OF the Board
of Directors were appointed to attend
the convention: Mayor Le Roy Har-
vey, Joseph 8. Hamilton. William -
Foster. IL II. Ward and George A. FL
liot.
A number OF other members of the
board and members OF the associatio
will be appointed to attend the con
yention at q later date.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-10-31
TWELVE REPORTED KILLED
DURING RIOTS YESTERDAY

Rome. Oct. 3I.--1Nwelvs persoue
were reported dead today as the re
sult of attacks yesterday In which
Fascieti we're involved. Shippers FREQ
from windows while the Fascist from
Ahru.zl were crossing n workman's
quarter through which they were on
terins tho city. Four Faaci,ti fell
dead.
Relnforcements were eought. and
tho police coon occupied the whole
zone which ie the came one In which
Fascist were attacked on May -.
during celebration of tho annlvcr-
eary OF ftaly's entrance into the war.
Tho ether fatalities reported today.
eight in number, resulted from clash
yesterday afternoon between TasClsti
and communists in the Siburtino quar-
snF
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-10-31
WAS NO TASK FOR A NOVICE TO WOO AND WIN
THE EXKASER, PR|N CESS HERM|N|E ADMITS
Fancee of William Declares She Had Strong Rivalry From Dis
tingushed Soldiers Widow in Bringing the Down and
Out Old Emperor to Her Feet


London, Oct. 31.--Princess Herminie
of Reuss thinks her fiance. the for
mer German Kaiser. Is one OF the
most generous. kind hearted men that
ever lived, and she IS sure that she
is going 10 he the happiest woman in
the world after their marriage next
Sunday. That. at least, is what she
told the correspondent Of the Daily
Express today
II know ! love the Kaiser" she
said. Surely he is not so rich that
it can be said am marrying him for
his money"
The princess said that lot of other
women were anxious for the heart
OF the former German emperor and
described how mad some of them were
with envy and jealousy when her en-
gagement to William got nCised
around the world by telegraph and
cable.
They did their best 10 hinder our
engagement by intrigue" she said.
had a hard fight. All of my friends
| and socaned friends had their own
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-10-31
Two Slight Fires Today.

Two slight fires occurred within an
hour OF each other today. At noon
Engine Company No. Q was summoned
o. a Sill alarm 10 the plant Of the
Wilmington Sugar Refining Co, TO ex-
G.ngu.sh a blaze that had started
among brush and marsh growths
Abou, ! O'Clock Engine Company No
: was summoned. also on a still alarm
10 fight fire that originated in n
shed al the rear Of 410 Walnut street
slight damage was caused by the Wal
nu, street fire.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-10-31
REGISTRATION APPEALS.
Two Filed by Democrats Today and
Roth Dismissed.

Two registration appeals were pre-
sented to Resident Judge Rice this
morning Both were dismissed on ec-
count OF defective notice Both were
Democratic appeals.
In ono case application was made 10
put on the name OF Anna Connell OF
the Second district OF the Twelfth
Ward. In the other case application
was made to have the name OF Joseph
Ehart stricken from the registration
lst on the grounds of his being a
felon. Ehart lives in the Fifth cleo
ton district OF the Eighth representa-
tive district
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-10-31
$4,000 FIRE At WEST GROVE.
Barn, Horses, Cows and Crops Lost In
Flames.

Three cows and two horses rcriahcd
Sunday night in a fire that destroyed
a large stone barn on the property Of
Harry Boyle, outside of West Grove.
\ large amount OF hay, wheat. pota-
toes, straw. harness and other contents
were burned Tho loes is placed At
$4,000.
The farm was formerly owned and
occupied by Mrs. John Dunlop, who
two years aEu shot and killed Roy
Espelman. West Grove merchant.
while he slept, and then returned 20
the farm, where she shot and killed
her daughter. IL years Old, and her
self
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-10-31
Turks FLEE FOR LIFE.
SiRners of Sevres Treaty, Sentenced
to Death, Quit Country.
By Assoclated Prcaa ID Every Evcnln..

ConstantinopIe. Oct. 31e-The Turk
ish NationaliHt government at Ancora
has passed sentence Of death upon
Turkish signatories Of the Sevres
Treaty. and the members Of the cabi-
net of former Premier Damad Fcrid
Pasha whom Il accuses Of being an
RlOphile.
Hadi BaHha. who with Ria Tew1k
Bey signed the Sevres treaty. had
left Constantinople for Switzerland +.
he is also n refugee of Damad Ferid
Paaha.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-10-31
Auto Law yIolators Fined.

The following cases were heard in
Magistrate Stradley's court last night:
William Robertson, an employe OF the
Autocar Sales and Service Co, who
was arrested by Officer Cole on a
charge Of violating the motor vehicu-
lar laws. was fned SO and coste:
Nicholas d. Akawlos of Philadelphia.
arrested by Officer McVey, on a charge
Of exceeding the speed limit. was fned
$40 and costs.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-10-31
IMPERIAL PRINCE. KNIGHTS
or kHORASSAN. HERE ON VISIT

Gus Mecse. of Spokane. Wash, i'm
pertal prince Of the Dramatic Order.
Knights Of khorassan. a branch of the
Knights Of Pythias. will attend cere-
mon.al in Pythian Castle tomorrow
night and inspect the work of the local
degree team. The ceremonial will be
followed by a banquet and vaudeville.
Mr Mecse came to Wilmington yes
tcrday and is guest at the Hotel du
Pont Pythians are taking him on
sightseeing trips during his visit
herp
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-10-31
PULLET LAYS S65 EGGS
WITHOUT MISSING A DAY
Nv Associated Press

BY Associated Press.
Tacoma, Wash. Oct. 31,-Two
world records for egg laying
were set in the third annual
contest, conducted by the West
ern Washington Experiment
Station OF the Washington State
College. it IL announced here by
w. a. Linklater, superintendent
of the station.
The contest resulted In A
white leghorn pullet owned by
II. NJ. Leathers. of Woodland.
Wash. laying 365 eggs with a
day to go before the year ex-
pired.
A leghorn pullet owned by tho
experiment station also beat the
worlds record OF 324 eggs set
last year by a California hen by
laying 330 eggs.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-10-31
LeivecN Arrested For Assault.

Andrew Leivecki was arraigned in
City Court today on charge Of as
sault and battery upon Julia Protrow-
ski OF APT Bradford street but his
case was continued until tomorrow as
the plaintiff is in the Homeopathic
Hospital and was unable 70 appear
today. She is said TO be suffering
from injuries inflicted by Leivecl.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-10-31
JAMES HAINES FINED $50
FOR STRIKING MAN

For striking Charles Mess.mer in
the face with his fist. while the latter
was wearing eye glasses. James
Haines, who was aVraigned III MuniCi-
pei Court today on charge OF assault
and battery was fiped $50 and costs
Messimer. who is watChman for the
Pennsylvania railroad said the metal
frame work Of his glasses penetrated
his nose In defense Haines declared
that Meesimer had threatened him
with a knife.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-10-31
Marriage Licenses Issued.

Magistrate Gluckman has issued
marriage licenses TO the following:
Charles W. Berl. 1903 Market street,
and Mary s. Stadelman. 7l0 Black
shire road: George +. Hurd. of New
Castle. and Bertha NJ. Martin, 509 New
Castle avenue; Henry Baynard. Ches-
ter, Pa, and Gladys Young, 1928 Wal
nut street.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-10-31
SFOR2A QUITS PARIS POST.

Paris. oct. 3l--',ount sforza bes
telegraphod his resignation nj Italian
Amba sSador AZ Paris To Premier Mua-
sollni He explains that In hja vi"w
tho now government should have In
such poeta men IN thorough accord
with it- policies.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-10-31
Sergeant Rumford Goes to Honolulu.

Sergeant Samuel F. Rumford. who
has been stationed at Puget Sound
Since his graduation with the rank of
electrical engineer at Fortress Mon
roe laet year. has been ordered 10
fonolulu for duty. He is a son of Al
fred J. Rumford of Wilmington. Ser
Seant Runlford. accompanied by his
wife and son. will leave Puget Sound
on November II.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-10-31
Late News Flashes.

Philadelphia. Oct. 31.--Judge Nc
Dewitt, in quarter sessions court to-
day sentenced Flossie Taylor. co.ored,
to five years in the county prison
after she had pleaded guilty to q
charge Of selling habit-forming drugs.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-10-31
DELAWARE BANK DECLARES
254TH DIVIDEND

The directors of the National Bank
oi Delaware today declared the 254th
s,mi-annual dividend of the lnstitu-
tlon.
The rate is . per cent on the capital
STICK. or s. on each share 1t is pay
ahie tomorrow To stockholders of rec
ord today. Checks are to he mailed.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-10-31
OBITUARY.
John Joseph YarneiI.

John Joseph YarneA, 81 years old,
son OF the late Judge J. j. and Eliza
beth A. Yarnall, and husband of Reba
d. Yarnall, died at Baltimore, Md, on
October 26. In'erment was made in
Dried Ridge cemetery.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-10-31
Halloween at Delamore.

A Halloween party will be held for
the children living in the neighbor-
hood of Delamore Park, at the park
this afternoon, under the auspices of
the Community Service.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-10-31
Burglars Rob Auto Co.'s 0fflce.

Thieves Sunday afternoon broke in
to the office of the Franklin Whining
ton Motor Co. 1011 Orange street. and
stole about So in postage stamps and
Il pair OF mems automobile gloves.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-10-31
Concord Heights NeighborhOod Meet

The Concord Heights Neighborhood
Association will hold meeting to-
morrow evening at the Washington
AAights Century Club.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-10-31

30 line per day for classified
eds on a monthly contractv-Adv.
kdv.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-11
INCREASED REBEL
ACTIVITY IN THREE
STATES IN MEXICO
+ ederal Officer Re
ports the Bands Are
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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-11
Citizens Losing
Respect for Courts,
Crime Chief Says

CHICAGO. April g. lawyv s
are uus Of the most Important
factor. lu tl, suppression of
crime. Henry Barrett Chamberlain.
operating direction uf the 'NI.Nr"
tfIN. Commission. iuId ln Hu ud-
.rr.. fHfHg before tI. UHnmI'f'.
ON .w enforcement uf fn' NuHr.-
CON litr association ilr dufli priv.
,.uauN vita conditions In chicago.
"Dluzon. are losing their respect,
for the courts he suII ln 'nI.
cggu they know that mr year uN
HNoruE. less fluu one uuf Uf -Four
drfHn nduufa tried fnr murder m
clok county wHz convicted Hri Hl
the t.s-a dpf,udunts actually tried
Iu 90, criminal court tor felony
thst only lt74 paid ans penalty.
They know that out .t that mum
Door, oaF TbT received peu.t,nfla q
ur rHfUrmtfort sentence. They
know that efsa tnr operations uf
Dh,nrn's lrgnl machinery. con
truIlyd hg Tho bench and bar
uIo,I on 'he streets 81 Chicago
..a more criminals thuu no, nu"
machinery sent tu prison lHat year.
knowledge ~ this fact BRING iiH-
may fn rD-punsI citizens and .r-
louinr tu the hearts uf th"
crook
Mr. Chamberlain declared that
part ~ the trouble I4 fh' uamhv-
pumhy lrk.mng svnuWoutuuty
tor outltws convicted OF crime
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-11
The Evening
Advertisements

When are decisions uadv
about such uhinEs o. huSing
u hump fuliiiuE - humr, H
ncw nutnmuhilr, tn rriur-
ut.aing ni tivr library .---aus ct
the uunrnfuu~ drri-iuu- ui
thc hunir oNp-niilurp-
Bid you r,rr hear ,f such
dcCisinn- hcinE made hni FORE
hr,ukiu-t. &C. right a3i'r. Wh,u
whistles arr oaliiug the men
g. Vurh and h"u~, hold duti'-
demand tlir aitrnti0n ut
women
In the morning men uui
wuntYn alilD ARE hass With thr
pressing dutic- ut tudnY tho
mus. -dnuU-nuW thug-
tltan ,rgnnot h. deferred
iiiu tu tho evening thgrr g.
tines fur thnughi, con-tdrrH-
tinH. dia.ussinn la the huuts
cirrir ard to- Then thut The
Important tftiSlnns nrr uadr
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Ihcrcinrr if your adVcr-
pisrmout H. one that has a. d.
with homc buy ying. which T. ep
IH'r osut of an buying. ynn
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the evening paprr. the Tapcr
that guC- home and stays
home
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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-11
Former Policeman
On Trial for His
Wife's Murder

LARAMIE Wyo. April Do -
Tri1I ui Albert %. Glars former
mrmHrr uf the g.tN polite, Urev.
rhHrg,t with thr murder ur usF
wife. ssHa begun loo fhe dI-H.rt
counrt to-day clark Ia uNreHf Go
have shot h.- wife ta death H..r q
So Patrick iny party Ht hs home
here ON March d..
Elrrot cole. who is uligHtI iu
have looked thruuEh re- window ul
he CLARK house and Hegr Sire
clark lyiur ON tht nnur W|th
Clark randIna over hDr hu1r
pistol iu each hand wa one uf Ihc
nrst wItutHses fn hr called. l a.
O.. l.Hue. who attended sir 'Hrh.
also was expected to testify today
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-11

ufhctrros proposed are higher than
those iu the FUrdnsy hlli Under
the Underwood law wool was free
Duty an ma
cattle hides were taken from the
free list Tor tho first time iu many
years ana % duty of two cents ON
green and four cents on drice pro-
lo~od Thosf ara about the rates
asked Tor hy th" agricultural
tariff bloc.
The rates on shoes were fixed
90 from six cents IL patr tu No cents
O. pair and five per cent ad Vnlnrep,
Under last minute chauec made
in The dye provision tho president
could continue the present embargo
with licensing system fur one
year Hate ON dyes were fixed at
seven cents "a pound The dyu in
foroFtH had ast cd Tor five year
embargo. arguing that this was
necessary go protect the war time
Industry from German cumpct-
zion.
For the first umc. IL H. proposed
that Ions staple cotton be placed
on the dutinhie liu with the rutc
~ saVcn cents pound AZ compared
fn the % cents asked for hy the
arriculturHl-tariff bloc. short
staple cotton b. retained on the
frro ist
Tto duties proposed in tho siik
aud silk Euuds schedule is said hy
officials tn ho about az tho level
Of thDtp In tho Payne Aidrfrh law
In the ease uf metals the com
miiteo agree on rates averaging
llone with thn Payne Aldricn Jaw
but higher than in the Underwood
bin 1he payne-Aldrlch duty ~
Z 40 of cent per pound on steel
rails was agreed upon. Under the
Underwood, such rails are free.
the IS per cent 20 as per cent rate
hiies, bodies and parts ana motor.
cycles. compared with the 45 per
cent in the Payne Aldrich law and
the 20 per cent 20 Aper cent rate
IN the Underwood act.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-11
MEASURE To
KEEP LIVING
COSTS Up
Duties in Line With
Those Asked by Ag-
riculture Bloc

V-AstItNgToN Anvil II -py
The Associated Press. The al-
wiuistr1I ION tariff hiil ns written
lN senate finance committee. rr-
Uuhucau- ou tho hlai. fnr fur,I.u
valuation with provisions fnr fvN.
lbIy rutes and pru,Ialmcd American
NaIua Iou a- recommended hy Pres
ilcnt HarluE. was presented fp-
day 60 the senate % WIS au
ununcad that DO would hc taken up
April % 4 long nght i- in pros
pyct with -umc estimate that %
might continue Tor three months
Taken ns whole. tho Wt. &C.
rur1iul tn ,stimater of committees
sNportr. uvcruges slightly nigh
thnu Tho Payne. .Ailrlch law. the
ia-f republican protective tariff act.
b compared with The house meas
prr the specific rates generally
a. higher. but "a. nd Nntorom
fnir4 generally are lower u- such
fato- .u the hous, h.l were nuscI
b. American yl ilntpu
rr.nstir, -yt.rf- b,.. o,tIuatca
,ourtfy th,t fh, IIu viii r1i..
fso,n tero 900 eGo .tl fg-n 600 900
,f revcnu. annually The Under
80 rD1ue 'Te
-, - 60.
i''''' -" 'N'"-
There BE- "a division of opinion
RnnnE the farmer ah to ihg pfoh-
kfblc effect the measure would nay"
|n the c"st ~ l'ins In th' "ii
|cill report ucr"U pAnfiuE lh' hili
10 b. stIfDd On" commute" majority
|hnd '"nl'avur"d 90 recommend
rates ih1t VIII afford protrri'n I"
American industry anu l'i"ll
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-11
NGRICtITtRN!. PRODUCTS
ANn pltuN i~ION~

Wheat go cents hushcl fordncy
and Payne Alir.rh -5 cents, TN
OH" wood free
Corn. Including cracked. 90 cents
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usrgond cents
Barley 20 cents bushoi. Forducy
90. raync-Aldrich 80. Underwood
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Tiyo rs cents buHhcl Turdnoy
and raync-Aldrich lpi Underwood
free
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