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film ELUC|DATES
E|NSTE|N THEORY
Relatively in Screen View
Made Up of Drawings and
Trick Pictures.
BY GEORGE WHITE.
By Wireless to The Star and Chicago D
News. Copyright, 1922.

BY w releSS to The Star and Chlcago Daily
News. Copyright. 1922.
BERLIN, April 5.-Einstein? OF
course, everybody has read about his
RELATIVELY theory. But do even those
who heard his lectures on his tour
in the United States understand what
it is all about? Many persons have
said that his theory is like one of
those bad jokes for which one has
to draw a diagram to explain 1t.
That is why six learned European
professors got together and wrote a
scenario for a motion picture that
the intricacies of the Einstein theory.
Soon to Arrive in U. s.
With several hundred other per-
movie last night. 1t will reach New
York and Chicago by the end of this
month and undoubtedly the general
public will have as much to talk
about as at the time when the ques-
ton was first started as to "who
of the Einstein theory is 5000 feet
long on the film, which it took
eighteen months to get into shape.
1t consists mostly Of drawings and
trick pictures.
One of the best examples of the
Inetnou uSeu TO Illustrate tlnSteln 5
theory of the RELATIVELY between
space, light and motion is, moving
picture showing a ri1eman who fires
two shots at given object, the Sec
ond shot coming twelve hours after
the first. The second shot hits the
long time ahead of the first shot
because the earth has swung half
way around in the twelve hours and
is, therefore, that much nearer the
object aimed at.
Multitude Of Examples.
There is a multitude of other ex-
ampIes of this kind in the film, which
helps materially to illustrate the
points in the Einstein theory. Edu-
cationally, the production seems to
be of great value, because it shows
what movies can do in explaining
usually things which mentally are
difficult to understand.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1922-04-05
WAR VETERANS DEMAND
faction IN BERGDOLL CASE
Want Punative Measures Taken
Against Those Responsible for
Draft Dodgers Escape.

The fight for punitive action in the
escape of Grover Cleveland Bergdoll,
the draft dodger, was renewed in the
House yesterday, when three former
service men demanded that the House
adopt either the majority or minority
report of the investigating commit
tee. Representative Lineberger of
California. republican, got permission
to print the report in the Congress
sional Record.
Without expressing an opinion as
to whether the majority or minority
conclusions were right, Mr.. Lineber-
ger insisted that the people, espe-
cially those who sent sons to the
war, were demanding action by the
House.
eff the views of the majority are
sustained by the House," said Mr..
Lineberger, II am satisfied a resolu-
ton will be introduced directing the
War Department or other depart
ments of the government to carry out
the recommendations of the commit
tee."
Representative LETTERS, democrat,
Alabama, supporting the. demand for
early action, declared he wanted to
see whether Congress would put
those charged with responsibility for
the escape on the. rack or smooth the
whole thing over"
Representative Fitzgerald, repub-
lican, Ohio, declared that, "the Berg
doll case is altogether such a mess
that it demands attention by the
House."
II am not making charges" he
added. Every person who seemed
interested in Bergdoll's behalf seems
to be under suspicion. Col. Cresson
has been recommended for disciplin-
airy action and Gen. AnseIl for dis
barment as an attorney. All those
mentioned in the report of the COM
mittee ought to be cleared or the
truth known"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1922-04-05
SADIE FARRELL. GOOD sAMARI.
TAN.

| IAN
TIME Farrells' modest quarters
were at the top of the ram
shackle old house in which
John and Merriam Lindsay had
| to their beloved pumpkin shell. Sadie
Farrell had been. q neighborly soul
who had run in and out of the
'Lindsays' first-floor apartment, but
Merriam had never climbed the long
flights Of stairs to the Farrells'.
Those stairs seemed interminable
on the rainy spring night when
Merriam and Sadie struggled to help
Arthur Mallory to warmth anu
comfort
The sculptor was. as Sadie had
slangily expressed it. "all in; he
had kept going for the last two hours
Of that eventful evening on sheer
nerve. When Sadie helped him to a
chair he leaned back with eyes closed
and his white face distorted with
pain.
Merriam hadn't the remotest idea
what to do for him. But Sadie flew
at once to the kitchenette to put her
kettle over. She tugged at an upper
shelf for the mustard can and the
soda box.
Don't look SO scared" she COM
forted Merriam. ITS just cramps of
some kind, reckon. G'll phone over
to the drug store for Johnnie to bring
the little doc over. Good land!" She
! put down the can and stared at Mer-
| RAM. You look just beat out. your
self. Come along. Why, Mrs. Lind
say, your. dress and shoes are sop
ping wet" She led the way to her
rather cluttered bedroom. you take
| them right off and climb in between
the blankets
Merriam was only too glad to obey
her.
"We've had an awful time" Her
| voice was trembling. II lost my
purse, and Mr.. Mallory didn't have
much money, and we couldn't get into
Cecily's apartment, and oh-oh," the
sobs came, II don't know what I'd
have done. I hadn't anywhere to CO."
"You had here" Sadie patted her
as she pulled the blankets around the
shaking girl. "You rest yourself
while l slip in and see to your friend"
From sheer fatigue Merriam drift
ed off to sleep. But for the next two
hours Sadie struggled with the very
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1922-04-05

Union Hdwe. & Eleo. Supplies, 1919
Geo. E. GorSett, 400 10th St. NV.
Capital Shoe Findings Co., es7 F st.
cavanaeh & Kendriok. s271 n St.
NV. and 34l1 II st.
Kentucky Hdws: Co.; s24i n st; NV.
L.. s. Quackenbush. 1858 II st: NV.
crasen 4 Co.. ,o 1919 Pa; Ave; " NV.
John r. Hopkins, 1915 II St. NV.
Parker Il. Sweet, 18th and H SITS.
Chevy Chase Supply Co., $3.50 Conn.
west Gnd Hardware Co., s1s4 Pa.
;, ". Hunt & Co., 1915 H St. NV.
J. Gat %saems sos ~ e s. 81; s. sw s.v.
D. Weinberg, $50 AZ st. S.W.
2. Schneider. 7as ~ St; s.W;
Gustav Hartig, 500 n st. NE.
VIM. Aushake, 1919 Nichols Ave.
Anacostia.
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I. Miller, 2l2e 18th st. NV.
Watkins & Whitney, 14o6 18th st.
Becker Paint & Glass Co., 1899 Wis.
u1 SSnsi 49,. Ave; n'% Go. sfs 9TH st.. NV,
Geo. W. Levy & Bro, lol7 7th st.
rsadore/ Small, 71s 7th St. NV.
National Hardware Co., 1922 7th st.
". B. Winston. 2sls, 14th f. St: NV;
Atlantic Hdwe. & Paint Co., 2o14 18th
J. d. Kat.. 1918 18th st: NV:
Sam RitzenberE, 1924 18th St. NV.
J. B. Jones, 1877 7th st. NV.
". F. Andrews, 1904 I'll; IT. T., ST. a. nv; y "
@. B. THOMSON. S41S Ga. Ave. NV.
s. Il. Landy & Son, 1894 Georgia Ave.
B. Handel, 1858 Georgia Ave. NV: ,
J. G. Beard, 5905 Georgia Ave. NV.
B. Kruger, 900 18th st. NV.
Mt. Pleasant Hdwe. Co., 3160 MT.
p1oa Sa MT ST. NV.
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crazy to know what It's all about"
she informed him blandly. I'm going
to take some coffee in and get Mrs.
Lindsay out SO you can get some
sleep"
Merriam stirred drowsily when Sadie
reused her. She was utterly be-
wildered when she discovered where
she was. She was very much embar-
raised.
what became of Mr.. Mallory" she
asked guiltily: Il didn't mean to so
to sleep"
Neither did he~ Sadie was blunt.
1--WE had to dore him to get him
quiet. He was some sick. Doc says
he ought to see his regular doctor
right away. He's asleep yet. l hated
to rout you out, but Jehnnie's in. dog
tired, and I thought II you felt able
to dress I'd spread the bed up for
him."
!, Sadie" she stammered, IT can't
begin to tell you what an old peach
you were to take US In last night I
can't tell you all the dreadful things
that had happened! I've been such a
fool Poor Mr.. Mallory! Oh, Sadie,
is my dress dry enough to put on?:'
She began to pull her bronze curls
into something like order. Can you
lend me some money so T can run
down in the hall to telephone?
Sadie"-she caught at the woman's
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1922-04-05
Brides Will Be Brides


sick man that Merriam had brought
with her.
The prescription clerk from the
drug store where John Farrell work.
ed (whom the Farrells affectionately
dubbed "Doc") shook his head as he
and John undressed the sculptor and
made him comfortable on an impro-
vised bed in the Farrells' sitting
room. Mallory was shaking with
chills, literally doubled with pain
and trif1e hysterical.
In the kitchenette before he DASH
ed back to his counter, John whis-
pered to his wife.
Doc says it looks to him that
chap in there hadn't had enough to
eat for quite some time back and then
ate something that didn't agree with
him: He says he's in bad way and
ought to see regular doctor quick,
before he smashes up. He's awful
shabby dressed. Sadie. Don't look to
me like the kind Of folks that Mrs.
Lindsay usually travels with. l don't
want to say anything to rifle you up.
A number one; but don't you think
It's kind of Queer her blowing in here
at o'clock in the morning with a
chap like that in tow? Do you know
Wnetner She went back TO living Will
Mr.. Lindsay that time she ran away
from here?"
Don't you say one word more"
Sadie f1ared out at him Indignantly.
whatever she did. it's all right!
She's about the sweetest person 1
ever had anything to do with! I've
missed her. like sixty ever since she
went away" she wiped angry tears
from her eyes. I'm ashamed of you,
talking like that"
But all night long, while she min
istered to her strange guest, feed
ing him hot milk and giving him tab
let's at intervals, as Doc" had direct
ed, Sadie found herself wondering.
Frequently she tiptoed to stare at
Merriam; who was sleeping like a
tired child.
At in the morning. when he came
: in from his job. John Farrell found
his wife neatly dressed, and his
breakfast waiting on the table in the
II don't know where you can go to
bed" Sadie faltered.
you and your swell friends" he
Knocked her tenderly. Gee, you're a
better scout than u am, kid! I'd have
been kind of leary about taking that
pair in at that time of night"
Sadie grinned back at him.
You can put 1t down to me being
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I. p. Dinowitzer, $40 Pa. Ave. NV.
s. Ullman. ITS You St. NV.
]. Harry Gill, $40 3. I. Ave. NV.
VIM. J. Callahan, s11 N. Cap. st.
D. Del veechio, 18th and a SITS. NE.
Charles n. Clark, s11 n St. Me-.
Weber's Store, 9Th and Nd. Ave. NE.
u. Goldstein. eoa.e05 q St. NE.
George A. Emmons. 2o7 Pa. Ave. Sc.
Hoch's Hardware Co., 10th and 8. G.
Ave. sc.
George II. Casper, 1913 N. Q. Ave.
Sc.
Dixie Hardware Co., 2o4 srd St. Sc.
Naiman's Hardware & Auto Supply,
4th St: and Mass. Ave-. NV.
n. B. Flynn, GEL Pa. Ave. Sc.
B. B. Earnshaw & Bro., 100000 II
st. Sc.
L. 4. Pincus, COS Pa. Ave. Sc.
W. A. Gross, 713 9Th st. Sc.
]. W. Swingle, 1913 n St. NE.
n. Fetterman, TOT q st. NE.
Columbia Hardware Co., 3419 Ga,
Ave, NV,
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MINISTER PHILLIPS
COMING HOME SOON
Diplomats at The Hague Mourn De
parture of Newly Named Under
secretary Of State.

By Cable to The Star and Chicago Daily News.
Copyright. 1922.
AMSTERDAM, April Much regret
Is expressed in diplomatic circles at
The Hague because of the forthcom-
ing departure of the American min
lister, William Phillips, who has been
appointed undersecretary Of state in
Washington. Mr.. Phillips is demo-
cratic and diplomatic in the best
sense. He made many friends among
the. Dutch people. who appreciated
highly the interest he took in Dutch
industrial and commercial life. He
was the first foreign diplomat In
Amsterdam to make a personal in
vestigation of the business life Of the
metropolis.
Mr.. Phillips will leave The Hague
within two weeks after stay of two
years in Holland-one Of the happiest
periods in his life. He rejoices that
he will be able to work in close col.
Elaboration with Secretary Hughes.
Il could not decline an Office 50 high
ly important and interesting" said
Mr.. Phillips, but leave Holland with
regret"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1922-04-05
BUILDERS HOME DYNAMITED

YOUNGSTOWN, Ohio, April 5.-The
contractor here, was rocked by an ex-
plosion of dynamite here. Windows
were broken and other damage caused,
but the inmates escaped injury. Ado
vasio says he knows no reason for the
outrage.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1922-04-05

You'll be down sick-please." she beg
ged.
Another episode Of this story I'm
tOmOrrOyv's Star.
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you suppose became of her?"
you'll never know if you don't
calm down." Sadie cautioned wisely.
Come, now, don't get going SO hard.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1922-04-05

arm-"just suppose-perhaps John
got home and don't know where l
am! Poor Susan Sue! Oh, I'm heed
less brute-and Cecily, too! What do
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-07
Tests of Timber of
This State Resumed
By Forest Service

TESTS which were started IN 1915
af tho forest service iahoraf oriae
n Madison. Wiuacourln. %! tho
comparative strength - New
Mcxicn bouglah nr and yellow pine
humber. have recently been re-
sumcd. and nc resnlts via be-
ready by tall. according o. word
which has hacn received al thu dis
tricf office here.
ln 1915 the state asked tho for
est service hat the test - the
strength ana endurance Of the two
woods BE- made. IN order 10 deter
mine which would BE- best and moaf
economical Tor usa Va bridges along
the highway. At the time a car
load Of m and pine 'pgs were sent
10 the laboratory and the tests
wrrc started. They were interrupt.
cd before completed. however. by
the war WORK which was gunc At
the forest service laboratories.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-07
GALLUPOUnAhGO0
RAILWAY TO Be !.
BUILT THIS YEAR
tffA
II. r. Robinson Says
San Juan Basin Hears
Work viii Begin

Plans Tor constructing a stand~y
ard guagc railroad from Dufanao,
Colorado. TO Gallup. n. NJ. IN
order 90 give California mr. lnIct 70
the rich coal field ~ the SAN Juan
basin are going forward IN al
nest. according 10 information
learned b. u. y. Robinson % the
tinted states Indian irrigation ser-
vice who hnr just returned from
Pennington ard intermediate
points
The Information given out AZ
Pennington ~ thar n syndicate ~
Los Angeles has notified the railway
committed in the san Juan basin
that IL has ~auccnrded In financing
M $4,000. 900 standard eusrc outlet
from Durango to Gallup. a distance
~ 1fo miiet.
Tho land owners OF the basin
rnifrrihcd ncaoly sf.e6e oeo worth
ef land 10 puf into tho rrolec; last
year and since January ! the syn
dicnte O brrn al work on the r.
nnncinc plans.
Plans are being made TO begin
work on the line this summer a
hif celebration is being planned by
ciiizcnu OF Durango over what ~
believed 10 he the success Of the
undertaking.
Tho plan ~ 20 haul coal oyer IN"
road 90 Gallup and then ~transptri
{ ycr the Santa Fe railroad 10 tho
tactic coast. II the plans are ar
rled out aa started. u viii mean the
succcssui conclusion % 20 ycarN
~ effort - Hhiain better transpof-
tutlon facilities for New Mexico
Win tnl s,n Iuan hnaln
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-07
Forestry Man VIII
Study douglas Fir

Herman KrHuch OF ufe district
ulUcC ut tuf forrest service. lett last
evening Tor the Lincoln national
forrest In the southern part " the
Uaie. where nr VIII spend The
summer making * study OF tho
Hnrrins Ur stands un that forest.
THIS VIII D. fse first study which
lna boon made uf the Douglas fr
Boz the southwestern district. 81
though considerable study has been
riaar nf the yellow pine which ~
lhn prevailing kind 90 rec.
The aim OF Tire study will be 10
find Che BEST methods and condl-
tons Cor .he pcrprtuation of these.
fnuil This kind 81 tres grows
high on the mountain. and Ina pact
years has been rut only 20 "a small
eNftut NowUftr in the near 10
ture large CUTTINGS viii DO mad M
these stands, making this study
necessary 20 bring the work IN
these f1re7ts up To- standards.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-07
Albuquerque Girl
To Be Instructor
At the University

iurlnr his recent visit 10 sian
ford University IN c~nlifOrnia.
pr~fidyut illi ~ the state upiVor-
aitF rnH1cod Miss Anita oaunn. ~
hlhuuue r1pc ua an Instructor for
tho Homuuco language depart
mcuf ~ tho tutpc rsity here, n WIZ
announced ~NnatcrduN
ffisH Osuna received her a. ~.
inErrc mi thc Inlvursily % Nrw
heNlfn. ana was assistant lusfrut
tor here fnr some umc. She vii
got a. Master of Arts degree from
sfauforL Unlrorsiir next month,
and viii start as instructor ~
Spanish literature al the tnivcf-
sfy here urxt fall
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-07

NNWA VI ~ " AANhn
SEATED nfupusall viii he reviewed ~ the
uifrc ~ thr CITY firrA ~ me City u
Alhu4aerqur New Mekioa. nufu 2 o.eiucL
= A on "Wednesday MAJ sat toaa. for
paNihE, rufnt %suftrfs storm sewers.
araainf and al nrcetsary ineitquials or
a-urHnlhAncfa ihfrcio. on ~ folinWinf
uainrd street To- Accordance whh tha u
Nlaloutl urdfl ui she cts tnmulttlou nf
thr iiH Of AihauHofuNa arU hsslfa.
dslai NsNrHan 10 1873
NHrIh -frfnd Street IRON ne norfh
iine 90 fiefas Assnua 20 The seath una
~ hpuninIu Ruad
Ma eiu w. received on ,he i~ullo~ias
.fHffl 81 rlfriuErf
~ hifnlthis 81 -" euhfretf haze
% hnuuihis On ." sansr.,s t..s
ropsl, Nh ~ ssaersl, 3" wearing
~ Biiai,hle On a. Rlsst bass
N.r hltnluhit ~ 49, Black uala.
80 Rrlnforrad canrrefe l.as3
q" Iia|n tnHfFFis f11
t" Natrfnrai c~unfrftf IA
CO liaIu concrete IA
p" hrularfed Unsfrctr - Z Tor street
~ilan aasadam ,s,res, r.n.
IA lslls@lrs I, AZ ssiiuaie - IN.
VIA y " ere - ceusriied ~ W
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-07
Drops Dead at
Baseball Game

OMAHA. May s-Michaei T..
Fluu. unrt owner ~ the omahh
hha ban club and Widely knuwn "a
sTnriinE rirgieE ~ a hir league
Scout. cropped dad ~ heart fah
ure watching the Tulsa -tmahh
gumo here this afternoon
Finn collapsed III The fourth IN
ninE iuai a. Davis right fielder
Tor tho OILERS hit a home run
over tho right field fence Ttto
homer put Tulsa ahead. ? 10 2
Mofnrn Who nay income taxeH IN
Now YORK number nearly $50 oon.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-07

cir Engineer;
ln.5so square yards street paving
500 Hnrsi ieei combiscd curb sui
glitrr
900 square feet esmcHt sidewalks
itfs nneai feet singh tracks street
900 wbis ieei %earihvorh Uaendsd
siaiy tool weather Working days viii
% showed 90 complete the whole u this
rac city reserves no right 20 accept
Plane and sprcfhcarunf ma Do seen
sni ianns - pruposai may b. obtained
az ne office af fhs CITY EuEaeer
bsch bidder viz ,. required 90 Do
ratlt with thg ttT Clcrk % the credit
n the city ~ Albuquerque without co.
dnrfemeut g. certified cheek Of deposit
boz thr sum n ter rer cent tiocr1 u the
iotsi amogHi btd o. . ruafaHtes ihai b.
contract ID fvarled Co. aim according o.
fhr terms ~ bis bid within ten lnys A.
icr ue certihraf.on % The aVsrd Shonld
thr contractor fal o. de bonds IN an
sairss, s 'fiGi' .'% a,s 81 f- sahssq .s,e :
then tho certified sherk shall BECOME
forfeited A. uquidated damages and The
money realized thcrsirem shan &c. turned
into the treasury ~ the CITY 81 Alba
JAMES n GLAnpfN0
Ciiy Manager
bpDtE " NeAvoY
CITY, gfrrl
MAJ - 10 t2 ~ ~ 20 ~ 30 2s 80
NnrtCF FOR PUBLICATION
DFrhRTM MINT uF T1fE INTERIOR
O. b Land office 3, santa "
Notice !. herehy given thai Masimlans
Madrid ~ Old Albuquerque a. n vito
on MHV q 1919 made trmuafead entry
. a.. MLmHHU - - u . b. ID"
10 N b w 50 Srp ~ sfg
SECTION Z Township 10 y Range 3 D.
y ~ y Meridian. has fiice natirr a
irtrntIrn 10 male three ycsr proof On
,is.e clam q lsss aa s,s, as,
Nsuqusrgee Rrrnniiiio county. n. "
or Jane q. 1919.
Cripani name, o. wiisesses Leonardo
Cr~ria Frunsiseo Sanchez D. Lueera
ai % rlrras. n NJ
A M BERGERE Register
krdl 30 May T-itai-as
NOTICE TO CoNrRAcTORs
completion 81 thres srAeoi hui iainrs vii
BE- rrceited ~ The office % the super
luirudruf q Seku.is until . n ~. Ma
~ ie22 separate bids ar astsd ~
thr Heating Plumbing and tleftre Wir
inr A certified cheek equal 10 sos n
tte smoant ~ bid j. re4uired With 81
BIDS flans and Furfifrafiuua msY ~
sea a ne afiies Of oiaddinF ana Glad
ding lfa Wet trntrni aveuas and mas
b. obtained ~ makinr deposit 81 5000
which VII 30 rcfufrrd on fttufn -
! plane Hoard ~ Idnestien rcsersg
thH r.Tff ~ ralTrf suF nnd ali bids
Aurii 90 40 1o-11 - 90 MAJ aT
Nairahi IN British East Africa
now has "a goad sized film colony.
USE HtRNID a ASSHTIJ Ans
iNDk QUICK INSULTS
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-07

~, 5D0--5. room, madern, suitable fer tive
famillrs = corner lot. Highlands, rioss 10
o.. ooo--3 room frame, rlaased.in porch
city water; completely furnished cor,
ner lot. Highlands. close In
%. 50o--7-room dwelling on corner lot,
i00tit3 feet fins location in High.
lAnds. close In.
~. oOo-s.room frame bungalow. ns- and
we'll bnilt. modern. oak floors. fire
place. East Central.
A. FLEISCIIER, Realtor
Loans. Fire Insurance, Auiomobile In.
sursacs snd all other lines Of Insurance
Surety bonds
Phonc s74 III South Fourth ~.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-07
MAKE sla 600 a YAM

We have = openlnE In this state for a
man o. sell we'll known. standard. huscr-
used. hand drawn chemical fire engines.
motor tfe apparatus eatinEuisnfrH. haas
and complete line 81 fr~ fighting snndriea.
pthrr men On commission basis oniy. b.
lees productive tcrfifarifs than se offer
ven earn ~ nnn a month. 81 can you.
ven without experience ftclGsife gro
ductisc territory open. AlaV fire Engine
Murks nufh terninni uidE 10. Bfook
Ign. y \
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-07

wANTED-Aeents

&NGg MANUFACTURER WANTS
n MENrS-Fmi advertised hrnnd wrn't
tfts direct 10 wearpr No capital ~
sfriener renuireh Free snnapie
sdfson Mia sos broadway, New s1rk.
w. 10 sias wFEPfY Selling hnsisrv
Pnnr psirs guaranteed WEAR a months
H replaced hfe. 10 styles. Frre ean
smmi ,sien hansssr pepi. Kie".
1rfsr rsvE.rrox Di.t ga epsss9
male tinenp top every can oneael
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law. glrls enormous profits. n-,apie
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