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The Alaska daily empire., 1922-03-02
Six Men Taken in Raid Not Implicated in Movie
 Directors Death.
DETECTIVES ARE AGAIN
 LOST IN INVESTIGATION
Efforts Are Again Redoubled Tn Wide Search for
 Edward Sands.

BULLETIN-L0s ANGELES, Cal, March 2. - The six alleged drug peddlers arrested Tuesday night on information furnished by Mrs. John Rupp, have no connection with the Taylor murder case according to Detective Sergeant Cline in charge of the investigation. He announced this fact late this afternoon.
 Cline said further examination of Mrs, Rupp and further investigation convinced the detectives there is no foundation to her statements that the men threatened Taylor's life.
 Whether the men will be released CT held on other charges was not determined late this afternoon.
 Search for Edward Sands con- tinues.
 sULLETIN-Los ANGELES, Cal, March 2.-Officers working on the William Q. Taylor murder mystery predicted the arrest of a seventh man as a result of disclosures made by Mrs. John Rupp. The officers state the arrest, if made, will bring into custody a movie actor of some prominence who is believed to be in the confidence of the drug liquor peddiers.
 LOS ANGELES, Cal, March D. Mrs. John Rupp, who claims she kept house" for six of the men un- der arrest here following a raid of a drug joint, made a sworn statement late yesterday, asserting that Rodney Calvert, one of the six men detained in jail in connection with the William D. Taylor case, told her he would shoot Taylor if the latter carried out a purported threat.
 The statement says Calvert claimed Tsvlor threatened to report the sale to him Of syn ho'ic liquor under the guise of bonded goods.
 Tla police and sheriifs office took her statement moro seriously than numerous others preceding the "con fession." and hot tips which have come up from time to time during the investigation.
 A large force of detectives have been put to work checking up various angles and 1t was stated at the Dis trict Attorneys office that Mrs. Rupp's statements have stood the test of preliminary examinations.
The Alaska daily empire., 1922-03-02

tCoutinuei on Page Seven
Evening star., 1922-12-05

will send a resolution to this effect to
Judge Brent today.
1t, was pointed out in the report
that:4thc state highway commission
will have joint jurisdiction with the
county board of supervisors in the
construction Of the roads and the ex-
penditure of the money. The final
surveys Of the roads, preparation of
the specifications under which con-
tracts are to be let. the letting of
contracts to the lowest responsible
bidder, or bidders. are to be under the
supervision OF the chairman of the
state roads commission. The district
engineer of the state roads commits
sion, according to the report. will
have supervision of the actual con-
struction Of the roads. make all nee
essary tests and inspections and pay
ments shall be made only upon the
certificate OF the state highway COM
mission that work has been perform
Evening star., 1922-12-05

sft for organization which assisted
IN putting over the recent achool bond
election. ard that these men shzI ale"
constnui tho campaign conn1iftf"
President Williams. who presided. DE-
ciarcI that tho hoard viii i,c representa-
tive of every section, Uf Arlington district
Evening star., 1922-12-05
PLAN NEW SENATORS NIGHT.

Eri.f talks will b. Il feature of the
'N.w Senators evening at the nj
versitE club Friday night at SO O'Clock.
According to Chairman 'laud@ y. Ben
nett Of the co,umitt". in charg. Soma
tor. Bayard of Delaware, Broohharf 81
Iowa. George of Goorgia. And Rec"
OF Pennsylvania have already accepted
invitations to b. present. Matc"
Cuuz.-ns of Detroit. another recent &c"
QUESTION nf thc upper house, is also
expected IL b.. pr. sent.
Evening star., 1922-12-05
ed in accordance with contracts and

ed in accordance with contracts and
that the money is d,c.
PristlnE Rcpost Authorized.
Printing Of the report was authorized
by the meeting and a copy sent to every
voter in the district. Supervisor De-
LasllInutt announced that this expense
would be born by the county.
Decia ring that the report was one of
the most comprehensive documents he
had ever seen aud that the committ""
had accomplished great work for
district. Maj. Euin. offered
n motion. expressive Of the apprecia-
ton of the meeting. which was unani-
mously adopted.
At the request Of Supervisor beLash-
mutt and ON motion Of Mr.. Taylor. H.
was voted that the chair should name
a committee of nine TO act as an ad
visor, board. a board that will func
ton iii this project along Similar lines
Evening star., 1922-12-05
Petitions Circulated.

Following adoption Of the report, pc
uttons requesting the circuit court to
call a special election. which required
the signatures OF fifty qualified voters
OF the last general election. were circu-
lated. 1t was said that a sufficient
number Of signers were secured at the
meeting. and the board Of supervisors
Evening star., 1922-12-05

avenue to Washington and Virginia
tracks. concrete. .35 mile. estimated 10
cost $4,000.
Columbia pike from Falmcr's hin to
Fairfax county line. concrete. / mile.
sstims ted to cost $35. 900. From the Ar
iin9ton military reservation TO Rosslyh
over the Alexandria and Georgetown
road. concrete. .72 mile. estimated to
cost $4,000.
Evening star., 1922-12-05

Neu assortment OF about one hundred
v ornens and misses wool coats OF navy,
black and brown, prettily trimmed with
novelty braid in panel effect at back braid
cuffs, with the new wide sleeve; large fur
collars; sizes to A. Specially priced at
$3.50. \ Jew plush coats among the lot.
Evening star., 1922-12-05

This suite is real beauty
a suite that you rarely can
secure at such a low figure.
Finished in walnut with
darker oval-shaped decorative
panels.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-08
EULOCY VOICED
FOR KIMBROuCH
BY HIS FRIENDS

All that ~ mortal ~ judge " n.
kimhrough nov rests i.,noath "a flow
90 covered mound in i.hno cemetery.
following funeral services Al oclock
Friday afternoon in the FIRST baptist
church Rev. a. = Jenkins. former
fnsinr officiating. assisted bv Rev VI
q G1ihuehi. pastor of the Tabernacle
Hauiist church. W. ~ Fugua and T. T.
Underwood
Opening With brief s,upiur. reed
.ug R'N Jenkins requested PRAYER by
Rev. Gaihught Mr. Fuum then told
imr'v. f.llnriv ~ ~" hes sustained
hy tho nmil, the friends. the com.
uun'i, The iar by th. passing u n
real man. in extending his remarks.
Mr Fuuun eApr,s-,d the t,nsf that
'"uld juig" kimhfuurh have hr,n con.
suited B- o. %, manner ~ his going.
b. wuuid not have ordered Il other.
Wis. iir declared that the greatest
word in ludrr kimhruurh's vocabulary
una life. v1s duiy duty expressing Il
srlf in -rrNlrr
Nj Fupua said that d. hid known
Judge khuhrough tor twenty wears
ini intimately associated with him In
re- business. social and religion, waN
igrirs th" major Purtiun uf this time
IL Voi',d his admiration fof 10 mar
now 81 n'. dee luinE him o. have earned
II place - prominence as e lawyer aud
as man
Following Nj Fupua came Mr. In
dfrwond. who - a member II the lrssI
profession. voiced the snrruw Of the en-
iirv hir Nj Underwood spoke u the
tuiilitt and emptiness of words tn ADJ.
1uatcN convey the feelings ~ sym.
aihy g. IN" hsreaNcd ones IT, dvrltr,d
hat despite all prayers hopes ard long
ings. th' realms a. which judge Kim
hrouEh hrs passed fur surcras, from
ioiis ana sUFrow~ sends back no echoes
disccrnihlc hy the physical senses But
h. pointed ,lnqu-ntly to messages yuuch
Sii'd through N" spiritual channels.
to mos VINO mourn. with faith hcli.v.
ing the Promises made dear to the hu.
man hart In the atoning grace If God
through Christ.
Rev. jenkins closed IN. services with
a hriet oulogy. His uttcranccs were rc
Elective ~ the promises ~ tn, s-rip
turcs-rich IN the elements Il hope
based an an answering faith In God
The music was furnished hy the Rap
usi choir supplemented bv conerega
uonal singing. the numbers including
iaNorito hymns q Judge kimbrough.
Special resolutions upon the death ni
Judge kimbrough were drawn yestcr.
day by a committee from the Arnarillt
bar Association and copies given 10
me family. press. district court. cour,
ciNil appeals and secretary Of the
Texas Bar association. Members II the
committee were u. ~ stone. :. II
MADDEN. ". d. Bishop and Il Z. Tn
derwood.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-08
DR.. SCARBOROUGH
TO TALK TO ALL
BAPTISTS SUNDAY

Sunday Afternoon ~ O'Clock NJ IN.
First Baptist Church there Is to be- a
nss meeting II all the Iaptists In the
IS. Dr l.. u. Sarbogo.Eh will speak
4 this time. he Is president Of South.
western Thcn"-ical Seminary at Fort
Worth. and j. ..Ot unknown TO the poo
pie here.
The morning service al the First Zap
1T Church viii consist ~ a missionary
ay program Of great Interest. This will
cgin promptly al iot5. and will feat.
IRE musical numbers and exercises as
v,n as three s.minute addresses.
~ the evening service Rev. T.. y.
adams will preach. itrv -dams Is pas
tor - the Fust Baptist Church a. Cal
sestcn. ana h'sid,sl his ability as a pub
ic speaker. he has = very aitractiy,
ersonality. ThOso who heard him some
weeks ago Rill De- oaEor t. come TO N,
vcn.ng service ard again here him
peak u II deelnroi
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-08
HIGH SCHOOL PUPILS
HEAR PILOT OF SNAIL

students II thu Amarillo IIigh srhooI
f7urf considerable enjoyment y stet
aty afternoon ir visit and talk mad
nv ElwoHd flnyd skipper u the land
cruiser. ''Thr snail which II making q
lrisur,ly twoycar cruise about the
United states.
In addition to giving a minute de
scripilon ~ hs meter bungalow, and
rcciting s,mc ~ the amusing incidents
u the nine months which have already
fasscd since The Snail set forth upon
it. Journey. Mr LLOYD threw down the
ars and offered to answer questions
ts nigh, be- asked The students took
'd,antiec - this offer quickly and
howcd their interest In life In the open
~ keeping the visitor busy Tor more
than half an hour.
". \. Mcintosh. principal. present.
Il Mr. Lloyd Ia the students. through
h. medium u joe l.. Pope. Follow.
ng the talk hy the traveller. MIR Pope
questioned the students concerning the
points covered by Nj. Lloyd and found
reason 20 compliment them IN their at.
tcntiun and memories.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-08

The mild cathartlc action u Hcrbinc
well liked by ladies. II purifics the
ysicm without gripping ~ sickcning the
.tomach l'ricc 6Oc. Sold by Randall
rug Co. Ss,AD
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-08
EXPRESS firm
TO BUILD NEAR
DENVER STATION

Quarters occupied 10y the American
Railway Express Company. Taylor and
Thnd streets. are being remodeicd. and
roribon OF thu building IL being set
aside fof resting quarters Tor the ,Tm.
l.N iond men. There are about thlr.
O. rad men running into Amarillo.
70 il understood the men viii use
onfn ~ resting place tempora.
i.iy The cNptcss company oontemplates
."ns ructing molcrn brick warehouse
near the Font Worth and Denver pas
s,ur1 station during the next few
months. and d r. their intention TO
erect tvostory building there ~ the
upper story may De fitted into sleeping
and resting rooms fur the rad men.
The express company has recently
contracted for the construction 81 n
rob building tor Us use and work has
lrvady been commenced 10y ]. y.
Green. contractor. This building II he.
- cr,ct.d nj Grant and Eighth stree, T..
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-08

hams Vegetabl,
Compound. l hav,
taken Il of and or
for twenty years ar,
4 has helped m,
change from a deli.
cate girl 10 a stout
healthy an.
When ! was married
| was sick oil the
line until I took
Lydia Z. Pinkham's
We gctable Com
rrtind waa IN bod
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-08
TEN MEN CHOSEN FRIDAY
ON ROY BR0ADDUS JURY

Ten men were secured for IN, trial
% The cas- Il the State Of Texas versus
i'o} Bruaddus. taxi driver. who ia
h'rsed ~ indictment with the death
Georgia Pie of Hutchinson. Kan.
the foriy'scvcnth district court. Fri.
-iH. \ special vcnirc OF one hundred
ucn had been drawn. and two other
mons are o. b" secured frum supple.
mental list Il twenty men called into
toaIt saturday.
The men fclcctel are Douglas Witt.
e. {. fanglc. 7. l.. Anderson, Royce
: caui. l.. Jacobson. Bluchcr :. Tharp.
ic"rEe Gilbert = T. ClaybrOok aud u.
= Mead
Ernest r Miller and stone q Gulelc
- attorneys Tor the defendant. and 1
Thompson, district attorney. is rep.
os,niing the state.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-08

I.aN-l'lrin is ~" genuine laxative ~
-ir.n tai. =. o. dpcs not constipate yet
ts action b. Vcly gentle and effects
harmless Nuu'il Ike II better for colds
hcadachc. neuralgia, Flu. rheumatism
and other Iuin, - il relieves the pair
and removes the cause. Druggists ~"
anmend l.aN.Pirin because they knew
- best fIr NoI.
Oranges. sweetest yet. Phone you'
grocer. sign ~ Quality.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-08
Marriage Ileen- issued.

IA NJ. Pitimgn. county clerk issued
I,yan and Ruby gayton.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-08

rlso~ ,-ur Erssefy. Oranges sweet
- ,rt. Sign u qualify.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-08
CANYON REALTY
FRATERNITY IN
CITY LUNCHEON

\ movement which should have IN,
effect ~ stimulating tho growth ~ the
Panhandle was launched hy the ANA
rillo RAJ Esiti" Board 1T IL weekly
luncheon yesterday. This movement
unsist- ii developing e closer acquain
lance aud cooperation among the real
tors ir this and gcirhh"r.pg towns. and
takes i's form IN the hnard having a.
- guests each week. leading real IS
tate dealer from this section.
Canyon provided IN, guests for Tho
lunr hvon Yesterday and consisted Il
Mayor D. Gimhgl. J T. Guthrie. J
W fl'shrr. \ ~ Smith. I q. Bran.
icn'uueh u Happy r,prrscntcd that
progressive community.
The address 81 welcome WIS mad. by
lohn y Gilvln. president of the beard
and response for the Canyon visitor,
au' fran Mr. i1rshcr. Mis-. ~ NJ
POWELL presided
The much muotod question Of rentals
Nas Discussed hy Dr. VI ". Cunning
ham who shoN, u ~. has" upon which
lir rentals might BE- Judged. and call
4 attention 90 the fact that the charge
4 rrn'i'crinr Nus wrongly placed
pm rrrr,riy owners in N, majority
& eases.
EWuHd l'uyd. ~ N, editorial staff ~
Editor and Publisher. Sew YORK was O.
guest - The beard and spok, briefly on
De- t,si',r sihilii,s 81 the real ,stat,
irms m building up community ct
cal homes and desirable citizens
owing tu limitation ~ time the nd
lrcss IN residential rentals. scheduled
o be- made by Tom ~ Bruner. was D.
erred until IN, next meeting u tli,
buard
The musical feature uf the meeting
nnsistcg Il vocal selections by Mrs
I'd Mayet. accompanied at the plan,
a Miss Gertrude IoWnsles
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-08
Rail Sunrrintcn,lcnis Herr.

The q. = and ID. meeting, held IN
Amarillo by =. J. Myers. assistant gen.
eral manager OF the santa Re. with
Harry Brandt, actively In charge. Fri.
day. was at,endened by II. X. Lake.
yelling. superintendent OF the Panhan.
de division; c. T.. Myer. Clovis. super.
.ntendent Pecos division; J. +. Anton.
Slaion. superintendent Clayton division;
r. ]. Mackie. Amarillo. superintendent
Amarillo division. In addition TO the
superintcndcnts. there were a large
number of agents present.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-08
A FRIEND IN NEEl
A FRIEND INDEED
Writes Mrs. Hardee REGARDING
Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound

Los Angeles. Calf must tell go,
that am a true friend 10 LYDIA +. PINK
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-08

CONTINUED FROM PAGE ISEl
ssgu"siionln by AtSnney 7. T..
Wilson. u dsiendlnt's counsel indl.
ai.d h. would aitcmp; o. show that
Mrs Giil'ri died from want Of care.
The cas-" has been dragging out since
h"nday' du" O. legal Tits on the admls.
'il'iliiY 81 evidence. District Attorney
hip ; Van Ci-o. with his deputy.
larry y. Sales. n prosecuting the case
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-08
WIFE LIED TO SAVE
GILBERT, SHE CLAIMS

CONTINUED FROM FACE cSE,
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-08

\ Paper Friday xtys
The spectacle Il Denver physician
fiHawled On the d.nthbed. a pistol at
his head Wa enacted Thursday for
The west side court jury now trying
samuel l. Gilbert for the alleged muir
Or II has wife. L'nnie Gilbert. at 1900
Lincoln street, Last November.
Df G. W. Thomas Il the county hos.
p.tal staff was the actor In IN. drama
.n the attempt - the prosecution 'n
rove that Mrs Gilbert. admittedly left.
handed with a gun. could never have
hot herself IN the right tempo. there.
y committing suicide. - the theory Of
defense holds.
br. Thomas pulled tho trigger time
and again. az the insiigation II both
idrs 80 H. las prone and a. Mr. Grl.
beat according a. the state. might have
seen Z reed o. comfort herself 10 have
AIKEN her own ufe
tlar,n0. MrCutohcon. Denver after.
n's ard worlds champion pistol shot.
-as introduced By the prosecution rel.
awe o. experiments h. had performed
al varying distances with al. gun that
KILLED MIR. Gilbert he conducted the
tests ~ The University % Drnv.rs DIN.
~ establishment. firing into a human
eadayer. ,tSA1
I'M - iHn witnesses who saw Mrs
Gilbert when she Was hough, 90 tho
county hospital Suffering from a bullet
wound ~ ~" head declared IN. marks
- powder would irsscat. the shot had
been fired five Boz hes from the head
and downward Judging by the results
ob'ainsd 10 MccLishefn's experiments
This line - testimony. The state con
tends vii prove Mr. Gill,,rt cuuld moi
hsye u~af she gun GiInef' tn hus
lnnd hss S'sadfssicdiy ua.ntainsd she
committed suicide
The trial viii Ir1hsblt rIn.nrs over
he weekend. judging by pre-,n. in %
'aiisns
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-08

much Of my time with pains and had 20
have the doctor every month. One day
] found a little book In my yard in
Guthrie. Oklahoma, and read Il through
ard got the medicine-Lydia Z. Pink
hams Vegetable Compound-and took
eight bottles and used the Sanative
Wash. at once began 20 yet stronger.
! have got many women b. take IL Just
by telling them what IL has done for me.
] have q young sister whom II has
helped IN the same way Il helped me.
I want you 10 know that am a friend
indeed. for yol were friend IN need. >"
Mrs. GEORGE HARDER. l0i3 Byram
ST.. Los Angeles. California.
IL, Lydia Z. Pinkham's vege,abh
COMPOUND be > friend indeed a. you
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-08
U. c. 7, COUNCIL
H0NORS ITS dead
EASTER, APRIL is

Amarillo Council. 4. G. r. will hold
- annual memorial services Sunday.
April 10. 70 POLK Street Methodist
hurch al the morning hour. Or. Stan.
3 ". Haync. pastor. will preach the
cmorial sermon.
Details tor the service have not been
worked ouI VI. tGl II b. planned tui
e. 7. members To sit In a group.
DECORATION at the graves Of deceased
members l. being considered by off
as of Amarillo council.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-09
an Asset
In Tire Business

AZ banquet rSccntiy. of the
wen known lire .cufppanief .pNrd
th, a4os ~ it1 a1ecaiiess 4tfntch
Managers und board ~ directors.
T'se average uFs 81 them al was u
traction over 90, years.
" yun think 30 u young Tor men
Controlling n rfrai ihduptry re-
utemhbr thnt Aicshnder tinmiitun
waH SECRETARY uf she a. = treasury
rI % MeliunH Job o. chiid's play
compared with the load infs rtrlp-
INK shouidered The machinery H.
Au jhUr, Hamilton huNt that
muchinetF % nothius-buiit u
au we'll that o. hasn't been Improved
on ln "a hundred and my years
$50 secretary since hes handled
government moneys 50 wisely,
either.
Capital 10 controlled by grey
boards hence ne conservatism.
labor is mora Youthful The two
sro bound 60 clash 80 says the
Saturday Evening Post. n true
iu the main. Nos always This
tire compnny-cuntruliCd by 90
year Old men-kcpt ltH full cont
rlcmout Of tire builders WORKING
throughout THE winter b OF season.
ben labor generally was being
ilId OFT Concessions on uutb
..dea made BE- possible. There n
harmony and mctual understanding
boo youth
rn,re visor too. On Peter ~
ktIts gr,at story. The Go
4ot'or Tho conservative skinner
objects tbat the hero is 100 younR
lr certain job OF gfaat re-
splneibiltN He's thirty isn't
h maps wise ola Cappy Kicks
Potter % krne has read history
iIlt was first lord OF the treasury
ultll.llor OF tie oNchcquer. pritnc
minister az England and the lion
uf british stntosman6llp az tho
r.po cid age 81 20 years
napoleon was "a general AZ 20.
T ti.stndcr the Great com mnnued
1u ar.ut CO. % and died at a3-con-
UnHrer uEi creator of the greatest
empire fhe world had sven. .unn
Paul Jones was e%courriuE Tho Brit
isn ai Hou commander ~ the tfet
American ur ,v. when he was 2s
THE automobile and tire Indus
.riat especially arc the province OF
rarag men The younger they nre
ffr better thfy nt.
fn 1a-t. national tire sales Zen
of a1 avrrn9e % practically ~
rsr cent hul the tire company cone
.railrl hy men averaging 10 year,
OLD practically doubled BE- sales
volume This company o. The Gates
Euhher company.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-09

ihe radio fans who have hpcH
euing IN during the past wcgs
tr heard fcvvLHl tcHl Z eats bn
lay oNohing Ntudi1 DHi broad
Ted an excellent guuc.It give"
/ Denver artists and followed t.
|cduoa day evening with a sill
liter concert given 10y tho Cloo
hh Of the Denver University. This
Pngert cumc througn 80 clear aau
pod that % was hard 20 csl!1r
|st The Gleo club was not lu the
boo" Dom with Goo l. .ru,r "
r hUuine furf Radio 1865 ,t
lv,r VIII Eucr IY Use -Iua class
program
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u.c wac u-rluiDastud from tAp
$50 itl ruuio Telephone located
thv hIuDnlu uu,ltcr in 500
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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-09
WHAr osTrNrf

What now u.. have yuu dl.-
H.i FOO your radio outfit
Tau sunday Herald gives yuI
three novel radio s.uuf
uncovered iu three different
.fHtHH
fhInrf are being done hy you've
N|f COR some radio amateur you
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writ. 70 letter on Tho Most IU-
usual Radio stunt Ever
Saw 70 viii be printed In
IUu SUNDAY Herald radio
narfm.ui lf TIE feature is raII.s
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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-09

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