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Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1922-12-28

Miss Helga Larson Is home from
Pendleton, Ore, spending the Holi-
days with her parents. Miss Larson
is a teacher in the eastern Oregon
town.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1922-12-28

Mr. and Mrs. L. d Shinaberger Of
Hillsboro, Gre, arrived here Sunday
and visited ove.' Christmas at the w
H. Hall home. They are the parents
of Mrs. Hall. Mr.. Shinaberger is S.
P. Agent at that place. He left for
home Monday while Mrs. Shinaberger
will remain Tor an indefinite visit.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1922-12-28

"The Instant-Gas Oil Burner" will
do away with half the grief Of the kit.
chen. " simply attaches to your
range and all you have to do is turn
on the juice" 1t has been proven an
absolute success Let us demonstrate
it TO you and tell you how simple it
is to install one in your home The
Second Hand Store. A At
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1922-12-28

Mrs c. o. Brown Of Albany. is here
this week spending the holidays with
her sons, w. H., E F., and G. w.
Hall
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1922-12-28

Miss Clara Gumelius of Newport is
here visiting Miss Mcdonald.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1922-12-28
TIE WILD B0AR'S HEAD FEAST
Animal of Woods in Early Days Pro-
vided One CT the Most Popular
Christmas Dishes.

n MEDIEVAL England 1t
was customary to commence
all grand Christmas feasts
by the solemn ceremony of
Irf,,,i,,p 4, a., h,n,,'r, bo,I
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1922-12-28

to cut 200 cords of
wood; phone or write A. O. Rust,
Toledo, Oregon. "A 2ts
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1922-12-28

Lafayette E.S harp and wife were
visitors in. the county seat Wednesday
from the Big Elk country.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1922-12-28
ORIGIN OF CHRISTMAS TREE
History Of the Yuictide Emblem Ex-
tends Far Int the Mists of
Antiquity

HE history Of Christmas tree
usage extends far into the
mists Of antiquity. Some
say its origin Is connected
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1922-12-28

Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Lowney Of Port
land are spending the holidays at the
home of Mrs. Lowney's parents here,
Mr.. and Mrs. Dave Baird.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1922-12-28

Chas Gildersleeve Of Bend, Ore. is
here this week visiting with his par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Mel Gildersleeve.
Mr. Gildersieeve is an engineer and
is working on construction work there
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1922-12-28

Mr.. and Mrs. Warren Hall entertain
ed at Christmas dinner Monday.
Those present were Mr.. and Mrs. Ted
McElwain and son, Jack; Mr.. and Mrs.
r. A. Arnold, Mr.. and Mrs. Johnny
Aiken and daughter Iris; Mrs. w. H.
and William Alexander.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1922-12-28

Mr.. and Mrs. John McChesney Of
Albany, were visitors at the F.. F..
Hall home over Christmas. They left
on the noon train Tuesday for Ver-
nonia, Wash, where Mr.. McChesney
is finishing building contracts.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1922-12-28

This is Super Production -one of the big pictur
Of the Year. but the price IS the same soc 1
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-20
KILLS WIFE AND
SELF IN HOTEL

Los ANGELES. April 20-w. u
Heintze nf Toledo o.. touny
shot and fatally wounded his wife
Garnet uc.utzelmHn. and then
killed himself Letters telling OF
hI- intentions were found on nis
body Tho shooting occurred lu
"a hotel room
one nf the letters was address
ed Co the coroner and said that the
man was going tn take hls wife h
ufs and hi- own hrclus. hc had
found hor lp company with other
men. The two had been living
part
Another note addressed 10 the
police directed them fo notify A
% Nll- of tho shooting Of Mrs.
HsintEclmau and stated she was
Nr MlIH daughter Persons az
tho hotel solid Hcinfzel camo
In early to-day ana went TO his
wifp's apartment There was n
suhdusd conversation ana then
several shots when tho hotci peo-
pie broke boz the door they found
both shot down but breathing
Mrs HaIutarlmHn die, ut the
Emergency hospital she was about
es y.urs old HeintzclmHn was a
year ur s0 older.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-20
j. S. READY TO
CONVERT LOANS OF
ALLIED NATIONS
Refunding Negotia 4
tons to Be Under
taken by Debt Com
mission.

WAsiuN0TuN. April 80 lew
ing 10 additional saNes probably
viii De- ncccHsa -y 90 meet thr defi-
clt of more man $3.50. 900. 600 fore
cast Tor the fiscal year of is.f py
Secretary Mellon it waa yaif today
at the treasury
Hirh officials Of the trrarury.
discussing the expected deficit
said that if no confederation rad
set been given to meeting the
lack of funds bur that IA Was ~
parent The doficit probably would
have 20 ae raised hy taxsiion a.
the government "dld NOT have snyo
thing to seir
Whsthe. the deficit would run
ns hirh ~ half htiiiun deliara
as estimated hs some ireoruft ~
ncials could not be- aocuiaftlS DO
termine1 az this time. ii Was said.
ns the varinus corfinrpnt Heata ~
revenue ana expenditure aiken In
10 cnnsidorpfion IN figuring the H.
Hencsa for the coming fiscal ynar
made an accurate detcrminnfinr
~ tho expected deficit Impossible.
Officials asserted. however a cens
siderable deficit wa1 ccrtsfn
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-20
BANK ROBBERY
SCARE At SANTA FE
Alarm at First Nation
al Calls Score Of
Armed Citizens

SANTA re. y N April en.--A
score 90 people, armed with re-
Volycrs. sawcd-off she guns and
other weapons. came running from
Hli over the city 10 one sInrk this
morning whom the loud lang nf
The hurElar alarm az no FIrst Na-
tiunai bank was heard 40 YeEEs
were lu slght. but an examination
rs bank officers showed the dial
on the big vault had been partial
ly turned ana a HcrUw removed
from one of the protective plates.
sef' InF of fhe electric alarm.
No aignn ~ entrance or esit were
found and No cluo discovered Go
the would be- cracksmsu A mil.
lion dollars In state highway bonds
delivered hy tho state treasurer
for shipment TO tho purchasers
were shipped out by the hank only
yeierday evening II b. believed
tho would b. rohher slipped ln
the bank during the day and hid
himself In the cellar
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-20
FRANCE INSISTS on
ACTION AGAINST tLRMNNN

PARIS. April 20 thy the AS
sntiufsd pro.sI inatrut lions srul
hy Premier ruln,frr GO thy French
bn--udors in Tire capitals ut tlr
allies and fully appru. ed by th'
cabinet are Go insist that energetic
measures be- AIKEN and penalties
applied to- Germany 80 the Russo
German treaty Is not abroEutcd re-
.ardloss of what the Genoa confer
eIyc mHy decide.
The pr,mier's position b. that
there can bee no more hesitation On
tho execution % the treaty of Yer
saIllcf
lie holds that the concessions OF
,he alllos TO Germany hnN" Ted Co
further resistance Co the NorHui!lrH
treaty on the part uf tho latter
Premier po.nCaro has held CON
sultatiuns with leaders OF ali par
tir- in the last two days besides
keen. ug tho cabinet lu CLOSE tuuCn
with the situation
Conservative natiunalistz and lib
cral elements are said to have given
the premier 10 understand that
th,y would support bis Views
u was pointed out today that the
Rus-o-Gcrman treaty had brought
to light violations Of the \"r.nliic-
pact 10y Germany iu respect Co uIil-
ltnry materials the Germans hav-
INK. u appears. sold the arms
which the Russian refugees had
left IN Germany instead of hand
INK them over 10 the allied com
mission for destruction az provided
! by the Versailles treaty
tArticle OF thc Rus-o-Gormau
treaty az the END of clause g reads
The Russian government re-
nounscs payment oI the sum Ger.
many has derived from the sal,
of Russian army material trans.
ported IN Germany
Already there li much spocuin
tion concerning tho penalties to be-
imposed upon Germany. as b. DO
/ considered most probable that
some action of this sort viii bs
/ taken. The occupation Of ths
| Ruhr valley tH the foremost Hug
! gesticn although there ls euthor
| itativc opinion that the alhoz are
unlikely 90 adopt the prrrlH, pon
! unlikely % adopt the precise pen.
| atty which the GcrmanH most cN.
| pcct and are perhaps the hest pre-
/ pared 10 meet The financial am
economic penalties provided for 10
/ the treaty u H. argued. would per
/ mit the allies 20 bring pressure ul
| the most effective sort az murf
lcas cost and trouble than oNten.
sion uf the military occupation.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-20
MARTIAL LAW
BELIEVED to-
HAVE AVERTEO
BLOODSHEI
Strike Situation w,
Serious, Investigation
Reveals

GALLUP. y. NJ. April aO.-Tl
grand jury which has been in "a
sion here since Monaay In "A
port today to District Judge Re,
Hulloman on the coal minll
strike commended the action
Gov n &. Mechem IN sendit
troops 20 Gallup and in duclariI
martial law in the district IA
report said the action probnl|
everted loss of lifu. The repd
tnys
The grand jury made an 1
vcstiration ns Co the conditions
the coal mining camps and Nlcino
IN connection with the pendll
strike. Various officers ~ Il
miners union. employees ~ Il
coal mining companies. officers /
the law and citlzens OF Gallup vi
called before the Jury and te
mony uf these witnesses was
most una nifuous 20 the effect
the conditions existing In The a
mining Campa at the time
strike was called and shortly the{
after were such that the cecsaril
of martial law and the sending
the National Guard 70 Gallup n
the coal mines In ne vicinity
the governor Of our state. vi
necessary and advisable
From the testimony hoard |
your grand iu.y. it ~ apparel
that hy such action the xovrrnl
| prevented possible loss % lie az
. destruction of property with o.
[ exceptions. both the citizona
Gallup and the mlners' uulan "a
iieiuls who testified before u
jury expressed the opinion that
/ has been tur The best interests
Hl 1ncorEed. including the en-
zcns " Gallup. that martial Ia
Z hns been derln.rd and that tl
maintenance Of law and order h
been entrusted 90 tho Naiion
Guard From tho testimony take
n APPEARS that hy the disarmli
uf the mine guards and the eil
geus generally. in tho vicinity
I the mining camps. probable bloc
hod has hecu averted
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-20
Work Would Have
Rural Mail Carriers
Gather Crop Data

WAsHINGTON April 20
Utilization Of the services ~ rural
letter carriers for gathering crop
data and othcr agricultural sta
tistics is urged today by Post
master general WORK
The pnstoffice department re
nllzos" the puut master general
said. "thai the services tho rural
carriers could render would be OF
tremendous value to agricultural
Interests o. the country aud W.
would bo heartily glad 90 have
them cooperate with the de-
partmrnt ~ agriculture by serN'
lng as crop reporters II D. un-
d,rstood that thc filiinE out % tho
report blanks Required but few
minutes each month - that work
~ great importance ana interest,"
penditure 81 hut little time and
without Interference Win posla
duties Of the carriers
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-20

DIIslIN. Rpril 2u-tRy th,
N~-u,inft'd irt-- --thp conference
between representative of free
Skaters amt republicans held here
to-ias at the INSTANCE oi Lord
Mayor O'Nciii and Archbishop
iyrn" adjnurm~i at I:il 90 cluck
this aftrrnoDn until nrNt Mrdnc~-
day. Ne agreement was reached
ut-HLIN Aprl -u-uuy th.
Associated FrcsaI lAr uirIf was
th" worst Dublin hna experienced
since Easter sO Gar uH rUIr, Ia CON
,Hrurd To, residents won, LUUt
awake ty continuous r'nr HuI
machine gun fire. uut tho uuIsr ul
military lorrIc- rushing fu tho r,.
lrt of places attacked. but thus
fHr only one casualty has been re-
ported
several hulld.ngH occupied hy thc
provisional l'rre State government
Aui guarded by official troops
were attacked. according tu tH.
INst edition ut the murnius now
uaprrF
ilaadgulrers of rho provisional
lry, state government were att
tackled but despite terrific rrIul
entry was NOT effected rh, tII.
'.... ..N.N| .fNH |''|NH|NH' NAN N..H
were heavily assaulted
According Co reports from AN iu-
dependent source. midnight had
scarcely Igssrd when heavy rr-
Nnitnr tr.ug was beard opposing
parties exchanging dOzrns pf fuHf.
fIrIur was ulsu observed from thv
old rDnUrBl post office
Occasionally che sharp cracking
of roNoiNsrs tud automatic. wHa ni
most uleucrd hy the heavier rr.
ports ~ rifles, aud later when Hr-
mor'l gar- belonging 90 the reg
ulars appeared there wnH th, quIrt
'NChnnTa nf machine guns
AZ about o. so O'Clock there wa
o. comparative uil bur 90 minute.
later several rapid vollc,s were
fired. The uprohr soon subsidized
and except Cor an occasional rs
yulNcr shot. quiet was restored there
before after %. on.
Meanwhile nring OF c1nsIdrrshI0
ir' HrHity accompanied hy bomb eN.
rlusiuns Was heard in other parts
'f the city especially In fhr uc.rh.
hUrhood garrisonod hy troops aci
ing under the authority of the gen
rfal hcadquhrfvr ~ the Irish re-
HrhliUan army % iH not known
whether the huildine wa rffnckei
Nrwur0i ears later pstrrllcd rht
center of tho city and evcrsuoI.
ON the streets was searched 4
nmft uf men tu "a motor rHf
Hneeded up when thallrneed lt
frnous Iu un urwNred car ami wtrs
nnrFued and fred on hy She mil
tarf
Nauv Window iu the toisphou.
rNchnnHo wore smashed by hui
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-20
j. S. DEFICIT MUST
Be MET BY TAX
lEW|ES-ME[tON
Nearly Half Billion
Additional Revenues
Are Needed

WASHtNGTON April en- Allied
governments tu which tho lltod
States government rKtpudr4 loans
uGIug Inc world war have been
advised by the state deru rtmvnt
shat th" American debt Rounding
cummisaion l- prepared tn begin
negotiations Tor conversion. ~ the
va lous loans amounting tu eleven
billion dollars, into Ions time
foCurltlcs.
Treasury officials lu making this
known today said the date uf tho
Inauguration Of the ry'IndinE
negotiations could not De- dsform-
med until replies had been re-
ccivod from tho allied govern
mcnts. Negotiations with Great
Britain over the conversion uf that
nations five billion dolu #.ht arv
expected however. 60 by started
within the next fcw wr'k
Tho debt commission. it was
stated. b. as yet without Hdviccs
as 20 how the foreign governments
viii treat with d ln tho fIndiug
negotiations.
nder the most faNora cir
cuustuuCeH treasury officials de-
clared % was not Thought Uussthln
that sufficient pay monte UI inter
est could hr obtained ~ Ime TO
provide funds Tor tho soldier
bonus Interest amounting TO
about 100000. 900 Will lecomo
due from Great Britain boo Novcm-
her which of Itself 10 wa stated.
would boz insufficient Cor bonus
purposes.
a was also said that such inter
eH, n paid probably would hc
needed Tor regular government cN-
ptuditurpa.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-20
TARIFF BILL
IS TAKEN Up
IN THE SENATE
McCumber Makes Plea
For Sane Protective
Measure

WASHINGTON April Con
ridorauon ur th, administration
tariff bin was begun 100 the scnut.
today with 90 address by Chairman
McCumber ot thr finance commit
tee. who declared "a protective ta-
rlff and reduction ln production
costs were necessary Co recon
srruct the commercial bridr.
across thc chasm separating tho
cost OF production in the United
states and abroad
DECLARING tutf fhg finance CONE
WlftnD majority lu writing the tH
rio bin had attempted Co carefully
guard thp Interests 90 fhr great
consuming public against amy uu.
just charges Tor iho things which
make ur their daily requirements.
senator Mcrumher warmed manu-
fa,turcrs and others that ynuct-
wtuf ur 'he measure should not
ho made the occasion for Increased
prices Co consumers
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-20
NOUN NTA|NEER ASKS
FOOD FOR 10000
STRIKING MINERS
Families in West Viz
ginia Are Destitute,
He Says

NEW YORK. April 90 0-Iau-
reno. OFrrgyI pwycr. two-gun
muuntalnc, who D. IN N'w york
soliciting food for 10000 striking
coal miners ln West Virginia. to-
day predicted that the 500 men in
die ed for treason after the fam
Gus March ON Logan county. last
.ummcr never would boz tried.
MI Dwycr is one ~ those in
dlctcd A. a member of the inter
national executive committee of
"a. United Milne Workers ~ Amer
lea he d. alleged 10 have been "a
leader In the march which was
hulied only after the Logan Boone
county border had been converted
into "a miniiuro So-Man's Land ~
battle.
He was Indicted FOR opposition
20 martini law aud attempting 20
halt tho ndyrnce of American
troop. into the ctr e. region. and
released ON $4,000 bail on Mon
hEy hs Will 20 Co charleston. West
Va to stand trial with the huo
others Indicted following 60. bat
tie"
To try us ON treason charges.
after senator Kenyon and the s"n-
uts investigating committee de-
t,rmiued that che march ON Logan
county was melted by spies 90 lhc
operators. would he playing into
our hands" Mr. bwy"r declared
The evidence We Will bring into
cgurt go prove that tho fight was
started t,V tho operators thcw-s lN-
es Will only create public sympathy
IN our favor. and help the United
Mine Workers win tine present
strike"
Str pwyor brought to Ncw YORK
photorraphs and nffldavits pnr-
iraving conditions 100 the hitum-
nous mining reions % West VIZ
rinla one of his exhibits was an
order Tor a0O. OnO pounds OF food.
purchased Tor distribution amonf
the dcsi iiutc strlkors
t'ntu Apru ! he said M" union
was called upon 20 provide for only
80. 0o0 men. women and children
In the tent and shack sctticme ent'
in the Logan district In tho three
weeks since the strike was called
30 0OO miners and their families
have been added To tho Starvation
llst he said
AR. BWyor will appear before ni
organization % Now York labor
unions tonight in an appeal fo'
their financial aid M fo.c.ng me
miners until the strike is settled.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-20
Addresses King as
old Bean and
Gets a Reward

MApi:ib. spain April 2O.--
Would you have the kindness
90 ask the secretary to speak
on the telephone 2" This mes
sage, received by "A page at the
military club 81 Madrid 80
astouuded him hy It's politcncss
that he replied Hold the line,
old bean, cor the spanish cqui-
valenD and ~ give him 80
you"
To his horror. the secretary
nddrD the person who had
called a. Your Majesty.
shortly afterwards a message
came that the page was TO 80
to tine palace. There the kine
received him and gav" him a
100 p,scta note saying laugh
ingly. There YOU are old
bear" ana Invited him 10
spend the rest of the afternoon
at the palace with the royal
children.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-20
CONSTANT FIRING DURING
NIGHT KEEPS DUBLIN AWAKE;
HOPE or PEACE DWINDLES

IIIIHd with bullets. and one Of
... puHst uarrH wounded.
later another party uf regulars
conveyed priest 20 "a hospital iu
l motor car vHrnrung him Iu an
urmorrd automobile because OF the
dangerous condition ut the streets
hIuE- Inn and fhs Green street
court house both nave been occu-
pied ty regular Irish republican
army troops. The provisional
government intends using the latter
s- place tur tho -ltlngs OF the
high court
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-20
Gives Robbers $100
Check and They
Get Cash on Ii

CHICAGO Aur 90 Edward
o. Mor-. 1u attorney ard his wife.
recently wr.c held up hy robbers
who took rhe Attorney yauabics
and stripped thc wedding ring
from hts wlfr'E finger
Air Nars. tarEained with tho
b8ndits fnr the rims Tdey agreed
To- return % FOR 500. according 10
Mr Morse Nut having the cash.
he offered them rlrned hiank
check which they agreed Co rn
ln for f10C
Tho cancelled check Tor s1Go
was returned tu the attorney yes
tcrday
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-20
GRAND JURY APPROVES TROOPS in GALLU
KILLED. HUNDREDS CHILDREN BURIED AS WAR MATERIALS EXPLODE
Brandy Flowed
From Faucet in
Soft Drink Parlor

sAS FRANCISCO. April 90
And now black magic confronts
prohibition enforcement officers
They r,iortod to-day that they
had found o. rcfreshmcnt parlor
here with a miraculous faucet. ~
Yuu turned the faucet one way they
explained, clear innocent water
flowed out; n you turned II an
other way there issued kicked
1istillutluu 81 raw brandy
The federal agents detached tho
faucet They also arrested the
proprietor
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-20
80 600 ACRI.S WOODED
MAR tNItitDtI.TON, III

IANUUII.TON III AUTII -U-"-
tBy the Associated lrvssl Break
INK ~ tho Hartwol lev'o on th"
Illinois river near here AZ % n clock
last night completed the flooding
~ 10000 u,r.s 90 reclaimed farm
land along % ga.mIir river front
ln Gtpvu county Reports the
morning Say thnt f,w 10 amy lives
were lost as tnr uuruiHrr uf the
territory had hern furywarned.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-20
Ex-Empress Zita's
Child to Be Born
On Hungarian Soil

BvpApEsT April sn The DO
lire 81 former Empress Zita of Au-H
trla Hungary in exile ON the island
of Madeira that hc- coming child
be- horn ON Hungarian soil ts to
be fulfilled Count Hunyadn "a
doieronce 20 her often expressed
wish. mRdr trip 90 Hungary
some weeks ago says the Hungar-
ian Telegraph agency ana took
back with him two case ut iiurgnr
ian soil This will D.. spread 90
the floor of Iltn'a room
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-20
Miners Begin
Drawing Out Their
Savings Accounts

HAILETON Pa. Aprll 90 The
first u ain on reserve funds hy the
Idle anthracite mine workers since
the suspension began nearly three
weeks ago was noted today hy To-
cal bankers, who Fsld that mum
bor OF notices for Withdrawals
from savings accounts had been
received
Tho cash n not being taken out
IN larE" amountf. hut In sufficient
sums 90 meet cur cnt needs
Miners living M coal company
hous'- are sin allowed credit at
the stores maintained by the OF
orators.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-20
RIVER AT NTW ORLEANS
II HIGHEST INI.R KNOW y

NfM hIslaI.ANSt AUrll aN me
MI=si sslurI river parsrl fhD Dig ghost
STAGE ever recorded here fUlaA
when the local gauge registered
2c.i feet ou"-ieutH of fouf higher
thnn the previous nirh RECORD e--
tnbiished in lgI1 According tp
the local weather bureau the river
viii continue to rIsr until H STAGE
~ - feet o. reached about May 10.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-20
Fire in Denmark
Seaport Covers Area
OF Seventy Acre,

LONDON Arril 20 --tTsy ,hS
Associated Press F,rc broke oll
iaqt night iu the harhor dlsisij
~ Aalhrough o. seaport % pe1
mark spreading rapidly and rov|
"a INK an area ~ Feyenty Hcrr- 4
this muruIng. SAYS "a Central NevI
dispatch from Copenhagen.
Enormous quantities OF rrafi
timber ana fodder were desttt yol
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-20
Gorgeous Fans
To Be in Styl

LONDON. Aprl "a Fans af
to De- gorgeous during tho Cluiul
london season. tho advance 81
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sticks pr covered with frlna. II
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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-20
DODGE CONVICTED

KALAMAZOO. Mich April 20.
John puval Dodge Detroit mil
uanaIrc and Rex Earl an archl-
fsct % Kalamazoo. were convicted
Boo circuit court here late yesterday
0n charge ~ Illegally possessing.
Transporting and furnishing liquor.
Attorney for the Fiendunts inn
mydlsfeiy gave notice of appeal
aud Judge Mylmcr withheld sent.