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Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-05-04
|Ooh! Di Mir Sighs Poor Lii Peggy
SIZE NAY BECOME LADY HERMIT
Suicide ATTEMPT Tale All Wr0nq

less my doctors order me to the United
States, I shall not leave France. l am
going to spend my time in my country
home Henri Letellier multi millionaire
newspaper owner) Is arranging the de-
tails Of the house purchase-but with my
money, of course l am going to become
a feminine hermit"
A physician is attending Peggy and for
the time being she has foIsaken her gay
haunts among the dance palaces and cab
arets.
Both Peggy and Jack Dempsey, the
heavyweight champion, denied that the
formers plight had anything to do with
Jacks hasty trip from Berlin to Paris.
Dempsey said the newest storm of no.
toriety that has centered on the former
American chorus girl had nothing to do
with his sudden return to Paris.
However he said he might see Peggy
before he goes to London Saturday.
Peggy said she might see Jack; she
was not certain. When Dempsey was
here before. he and Peggy danced to-
gether in one Of the all-night restau-
rants.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-05-04
1000 Quarts Scotch
Whisky Brought Here

More than 1000 quarts Of Scotch
whisky we're brought into indianapolis
today on a big motor truck.
The liquor was taken to the Federal
building where It was turned over to the
Federal prohibition officers. The liquor
was captured In raids In and near Green
castle and was brought here by Julius
Bryant Federal prohibition officer;
Sheriff Sam Ham, of Greenfield and
Henry O'Hair of Greenfield or this
total. 900 quarts of the liquor were cap
tured In a raid on a truck en- route from
Georgia TO st. Louis two weeks ago. Two
mon arrested have received heavy penal
farm sentences The other liquor was
captured in other raids. The Georgia
whisky was packed six quarts in sack
and was piled In the truck like cord
wood.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-05-04
Booze Causes Man
to Kill Sweetheart

NORTHWOOD, Iowa, May 4--1rvin
Bonker, 81, young farmer of Manly, is
in jail here today and has confessed,
police say, TO the Staying of Miss Rebecca
Nelson, his sweetheart. Miss Nelson was
shot and killed in the cloakroom of the
schoolhouse four miles west Of Manly
where she taught.
II killed her but hootch made mo-"
Bonker Ia said to have told the police.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-05-04
WI PEI FL is
VICTORIOUS IN
THREE TOWNS
Sweeping Down on Changs
Chief Stronghold at
Fengtai.

PEKIN. May 4-Reports indicate the
troops of WI Pei Flu have won sweep
ing victory at Machang, Kuan Hslen
and Shan Sin Tien.
WI is reported to have taken the lat
ter point and is driving toward Fengtai.
The gates of Pekin have been closed.
Fengtai is one of Chang Tso Lin's
strongest centers. It is from this sec
tion that his famous FenRtain troops
come 1t has been serving as one of the
bases OF his campaign.
The report of Wu's success came after
twelve hours os terrific fghting
E s Bennett. vice counsellor Of the
British delegation, is In a serious con
dition as the result Of a bullet wound
receired while watching the fighting. He
is the first foreigner reported wounded
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-05-04

since his arrival in America nearly n
year ago. He accompanied Mrs. McCor-
mick 10 Chicago after her self imposed
exile Of eight years In Switzerland.
Rumors that Mathilde's wedding to
Oser had been postponed-perhaps
rmanently-perslsted in spite of her
emphatic denials and declarations that
her love for Oser was true.
Mathllde took the attitude that was
her story and she was going TO stick
TO 1t.
In any event. Mathilde's plans to sail
for Europe to join her fance. have been
disrupted several times, and now no
definite date for sailing has yet been set
Harold Mccormick here refused TO
comment on reports OF his coming mar
riage to Gamma Walska
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-05-04
FIGHTING CONTINUES
DESPITE TRUCE

BELFAST. May 4-Despite the truce
between Free State and Rebel troops.
lighting continued at various places in
Northern Ireland today. Three ambush
attacks against police had been reported
from Derry and Tyrone counties before
noon.
Near Magherafeldt one policeman was
killed and three others wounded. Several
other policemen were wounded in at
tacks elsewhere
Mutineers raided the Bank Of Dun
crana They were attacked by Free
Staters and three soldiers and five
civilians were wounded.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-05-04
RETRIBUTION!
BY CORDELL HULL.

Chairman Democratic National Com
mittee.
The defeat of Senator New is n de-
feat for the Harding administration;
1t can be Interpreted In no other way.
In 1920 the Republican leaders con-
Quoted the voters of the country to
the top of the mountain, and there
they pointed out the promised land
that lay In the valley below.
They pointed to decreased taxa
ton, increased business, good times,
non -entangIcment with Europe, and
a dozen other things all of which they
have failed to bring forth. They
broke their promise to the voters of
the country, and now the voters are
proceeding TO exact revenge.
The Indiana result Is the first step
in the direction.
The country is going to take longer
steps in that direction next November.
RetributiOn is ovcrtaking the Repub-
llcans.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-05-04
TowNsnTEN TO COMPETE.

CONNERSVILLE Ind, May 4.-Mayor
James Clifton Of Connersville will oppose
his fellow tOwnsman, Richard y. Elliott,
Republican. for the office of Congress
man from the Sixth district, Clifton de-
feated Edward (. Eickman OF New Pales
tine and Walter g. Reese of Shelbyville
by a substantial majority in the Demo
cratic primary.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-05-04
FREE STATEN
TRUCE TO END
IRISH STRIFE
Leaders Try to Conclude
Peace and Stop War
fare.

DUBLIN, May "A truce WAS effected
today between the irish Free State sup
porters and the rebel faction Of the Irish
Republican army which have been con
Quoting violent guerilla warfare agaiost
each other.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-05-04
FOUND!

BRAZIL, Ind, May 4.-Charles
Hoover Of the State fire marshals
office. standing on a street corner
here saw three young men driving his
automobile, which had been stolen a
few days ago in indianapolis.
Hoover captured one Of the men
and said he will stay here until he
finds the other two.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-05-04

CRAWFORDSVILLE. Ind, May -
The race between Harry T. Reed OF
Delphi and Robert II. Kinney of No
blesyiue for the Democratic Ninth con
gressional district nomination Is so close
that determination may await the official
count. The two have beer neck and
neck" in the returns canvnssed.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-05-04

COLUMBUS, Ind. May 4-Harry c.
Garfield Of this city. returns show. had
a comparatively easy time landing the
Democratic congressional nomination for
the Fourth district against Clarence Gus
ter. Garfield carried this county by about
1Go votes.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-05-04
DEMOCRATIC

Official returns, unofYicially tabulat
rom 1872 OF the 205 precincts In Mari
,ounty, showed the following Democra
ote:
UNITED STATES SENATOR.
Charles f. Howard, 125.
Samuel NJ Ralston. 6.2O4.
Jesse A. Sanders, Bill
Bernard B. Shively, 323
Daniel w Simms, 440.
REPRESENTATIVE.
Woodburn Mason. 3,269
Joseph +. Turk, 1855
PROSECUTING ATTORNEY.
John l.. Blue. 2.762
Richard NJ. Coleman. 56lo.
JUDGE. ROOM I.
Clifton d. Cameron. 3,IJ5.
Salem >. Clark. j.O94
JUDGE, ROOM =.
George y Burkhart, 3.O57
Smiley y. Chambers. 5,0sl.
JUDGE. ROOM 3.
Edward W Little. 1891.
JUDGE, ROOM 4.
Clarence Ellsworth Weir. 6.5S3
JUDGE. ROOM ).
Gideon W. Blaln, 4.1f8.
Joseph r Williams. $3.50
PROBATE COURT
Harold K Bachelder. 6.441.
CRIMINAL COURT.
James d Ermston, 6,SS0.
JUVENILE COURT.
Jesse Sanford. 3.6S1.
Jacob L. Steiumetz. f.l30
STATE SENATOR.
Albert A. Henry, + 40S.
William W Spencer, 3.S43.
STATE REPRESENTATIVE
eleven NOmi nated.l
Peter A. Boland 1881
John f. Lluder. 2,342.
John w. Losh, 2.7J2.
John VI. Maxwell, 4.0si
Lewis l.. Michael. 2.450
Jerry O'Connor, 1887
Edgar A. Perkins, 4,l0L
Raphael /. Schmidt. q 40
Louis c. Schwartz. 1903.
Leo X. Smith. 4,424.
Emit c. Spicklemire. 2.t2L
John Z. Spiegel, 3.l16
George c. Stelhorn. $3.50
william A. Taylor. 4.201.
j. Olias Vanier. 3434
Jokn {. Wagner, 1852.
Martin II Walpole 4,49t
John f. webb, 2.515.
Floyd +. Williamson, 2S27.
Henry II. Winkler 31s7.
Joseph G. wood 2.S05.
Charles f. Young. 1911
Merica Hoagland. 2,067
JOINT REPRESENTATTYE.
walter w. Aikens, 2.GS3
Harry w. Bassett, 1892.
Thomas A GoOdin, 004.
COUNTY CLERK.
Albert II. Loshe. 5,170
COUNTY AUDITOR.
Charles A. Grossart. 2,35l.
Willet A. hudson, 1856.
Philip VI. Kiley. ! ,991.
Reinhold A. Miller. 1879
COUNTY TREASURER.
Jackson X. Landers. 5,554.
COUNTY RECORDER.
Mark X. Gray. 3,1S1.
Joseph p ROLES. 2,S26.
Walter Scholl, s75.
COUNTY SHERIFF.
John f. Healy, t.t75
Thomas Mccormick. 1892
Wallace C. Miller, SOL
Charles c. Morgan. 1925
Peter b. Shaffer, SOC.
William =. Sindlinger. 2,SS1
Wesley A. Stout. S53.
COUNTY CORONER
William O. Beck. 1920
Harry Mackey. 2,SS5.
Thomas E. Stucky, 1878.
COUNTY SURVEYOR.
John A. Rooe, 1856
George NJ. Cheney. 3.743.
COUNTY ASSESSOR.
Erskin +. Hunter 4,18S.
Marion A. Neff, 3,0i0
COMM SSIONER-First District
John Kitley, 2,593.
Enoch w. McCord, 2,o02.
Albert NJ Thomas, 1,779.
COMMIssIONER-Seoond District.
James \. Ballard, 1873.
Charles Hanlein 9o5.
John {. McClos4iey, 3,02I.
Harry J. Quigley, 1,7S2.
COUNCILMAN AT LARGE.
Edward H. Davis, 4001.
Don Herr, 1861.
Charles J. Stewart, 1853.
COUNCILMAN-First District.
Guy d. Hamilton, III.
COUNCILMAN District.
Winfield S. Myers, 291.
COUNCILMAN-Thlrd District
Daniel B. Durham. 507.
Alva w. Gulley. 300,
COUNCILMAN-Fou District.
Jacob Buennagel, 3,404
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-05-04
THEIR SECOND GO

Samuel VI. Helston and Albert j.
BeveridEe will face each other in q
political contest for the second time
In their careers. In 1919 Mr. 3eve-
ridge. Mr.. Ralston and Winfield Dur
bin were candidates for Governor.
Mir. RalstoD was elected.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-05-04

ANDERSON. ind, May 4--John W.
Tyndau Of Decatur is the Democratic
congressional nominee in the Eighth dis
trict. He won from + II. Mellett Of An
derson and Clarence Ball OF Muncie. re-
celving practically as many votes as his
two opponents
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-05-04
MRS CTIIoP DEFEATED.

VINCENNES. Ind. May Mrs. VIII
liam \. Cullop. wife Of i former Congress
man, lost her home county 10 Arthur
Greenwood Of Washington in the race for
the Democratic congressional nomination
from the Second district, which Green
wood carried handsomely.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-05-04
New York Mayor Is
Hurt in Auto Crash

NEW YORK, May Mayor Hylan was
slightly injured early today when an au-
omObile in which he was riding from
lis home in Brooklyn to his office crashed
into a. street car.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-05-04
WILSON CARRIES FIRST.

EVANSVILLE, Ind, May William
z. Wilson, attorney OF this city, indorsed
by the Law Enforcement League. is the
Democratic nominee for Congress in the
First district He defeated Edward f.
Meyer. Evansville attorney, by a com
Portable majority.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-05-04

NEW ALBANY. Ind. May John W.
Ewing OF this city carried 4 majority Of
the counties of the Third district over r.
c. Brown OF Bedford in the Democratic
race for the congressional nomination.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-05-04
WEATHER

Z Forecast for Indiana polls and vicinity
FLOR the twenty four hours ending at I
p. m. May . 1922:
Somewhat unsettled this afternoon and
possibly tonight; Friday generally fair
with moderate Temperature
HOURLY TEAIPERATI-RE
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-05-04
TIRE STOLEN FROM CAR.

John II. Keupe, 3715 Robinson street,
parked his automobile in front of 135
North New Jersey street and a thief
stole a tire from the car
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-05-04
SAMUEL E. COOK NOMINATED.

HUNTINGTON. Ind. May samuel
E. Cook Of Huntington is The Democratic
nominee for Congress in the Eleventh
district. He easily disposed Of two op-
Ionents. Nelson G. Hunter of Wabash and
Harry X. Culbertson Of Peru.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-05-04
HosrErrER POPLAR ATT HOME.

GREENCASTLE. Ind. May david
B. Hostetter OF Roachdale captured the
Democratic congressional nomination
from a field OF seven candidates Hostel
ter was especially strong in this. his home
county.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-05-04
DEMOCRATIC
CHOICE NOT
TO BE EASY
Two Candidates Claim
Craftsmanship as
Their Own.
RYAN CONFIDENT
Manning Hopes There
Will Be No Undue
PRESSURE

With two candidates for the Demo
cratic county Craftsmanship claiming
enough precinct committeeman to assure
election and the supporters of a third
insisting they hold the balance of power
and will be able to dictate the selection
of their man, the meeting of the com
mittcemen at the Indiana Democratic
Club Saturday afternoon at l o'clock
promises to be the most exciting in
Democratic annals for number of years
Russell j. Ryan, who is being backed
by the younger and more progressive
clement OF the party, said today he Will
poll not less than $50 votes on the first
ballot. AS the total number OF com
mitteemen is POS and 103 IS necessary to
a choice, Ryan's election by wide
margin is a certainty II his figures are
even approximately correct.
In only four or five precincts where
there were contests were candidates fav-
orable to me defeated" Ryan said Il
feel there is no question of my election
by an overwhelming vote"
On the other hand. Joseph O. Manning
insists he will have 125 or more commit
teemen behind him when the balloting
begins.
MANNING FORCES
ARE SATISFIED.
I'VE have checked up the situation
carefully and are very we'll satisfied" he
said. I'VE ought to go in with 125 pre-
cinct committeeman. These are the ones
Of which l am absolutely certain. I hope
there will be no undue pressure exerted.
am not using any money or trying to
coerce anybody. The convention ought
not 10 be hampered in any way, If that
policy is carried out will have not less
than rs votes"
Manning has had the backing Of
Thomas +. Riley, member of the State
industrial board and Democratic member
OF tho board Of public works during the
Jewett administration. "Cocky' John
hea and Dennis J. Bush also have taken
an active part In the campaign. and there
have been many stories to the effect that
Adolph Emhardt, member Of the board
OF school commissioners. has excred the
entire influence Of the department of
buildings OF grounds of the school city
In behalf OF Manning.
Friends Of James j. Moriarity, the
third candidate, expressed the utmost
confidence today that he viii be the sue
cessful candidate They do not claim
10 have enough committeeman to win on
the nrst ballot, but say that after the
Ryan and Manning forces have fought
out an inclusive battle with Moriarlty
holding the balance OF power the con
vention viii turn 20 him after a few
ballots.
Moriarty has had the support Of JACK
Dunn, and Il Is claimed Dunn has If
Continued on Page Two)
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IsadOra Duncan
Weds Russian Poet

MOSCOW. May 4.-Isadora Duncan.
famous dancer. was married here yester-
day to Serge Esenin, Russian "imagist"
poet. 81 years old
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-05-04
LOOK

NEW YORK. May Cost of living
In the United states dropped az per
cent during the first three months of
this year, the Department of Labor
estimated today. The decrease since
the peak OF postwar high levels,
reached In June. 1920. Is le.9 per
cent, the department said.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-05-04
Democratic Winners in
Congressional Races for
IL Districts of Indiana

He defeated +. Earl Peters OF Ft. Wayne
and c. f. Gallatin OF Garrett for the con-
gressional nomination.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-05-04
River Seine Climbs
Out of It's Banks

PARIS. May A food Of the Seine
river today halted all passeagaa taG!c
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-05-04

BRANsTRATOR IN TWELFTH
FIT. WAYNE. Ind. May 4-Charles W.
Branstrator Of Ft. Wayne heads the
Democratic ticket in the Twelfth district.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-01-18
Movie Pictures of
Rio Grande Valley
To Be Taken

A~lbuqucrpus and lts v%icinity Will
have some more national moving pic
ture ADVERTISING Edward L. Zar.
who b. connected with the producers
az s%hlprock. who are making pictures
for the government on the Navajo In
dinn reservation Niil take pictures
along the Rio Gfuhde within the next
Few days Thcs" pictures Will hc hand
cd over Co tho rathu Film company
Tor distribution ON their circuits
Mr. Ia Zlr g. waiting until tho
weather gcts warmer at Shiprock be-
gore proceeding with his work there.
md Ia the meantime Is staying To- Al
hugurrquc ilc stated that he mad In
tended 20 make q complete film on
Albuquerque. but that since he had
learned % q there was % complete
liurton itulmc- picture un the city
lie VIII. howe. ~. take scene along
the kto Grandc near h-hubuoruue he
informed the secretary or tho cham
hrr Of commerce lie b. especially
ANXIOUS 10 Ert q good picture of q
sunset on the Rio Grande
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-01-18
THREE TOBACCO
FIRMS ACCUSED OF
PRICE CONSPIRACY
Charged With Working
With Jobbers to Keep
Up Prices

WASHINGTON. Ian iN-Thlcr ~
t1H principal tobacco V'anufnrturinr
companies - the American Tohhccn
company. the .. Loriitald and tho
iiggett a Myers Tobacco company
were charged With onEarinr BAL CON
~DirHcie- with numerous inbhers as
HoriationT 90 keep va iohls'rs prices ia
q report transmitted today 30 h sen
ate hy the federal trade commission.
The three companies, shn coUimis-
SION declared in ei,inE the results ~
an investigation ordered unicr "a res-
ulutinn hy senator Smith democrat.
South Carolina were formerly parts
az the tobacco trust Dissolved hy
D. ~upr"nl" court THE u ! Roy
noidH company. thr report said. was
me- a party Tee iir allcgcd Vonsplfa-
clrs aud was Commended ZOE IT, or
20 ition. The commission promised
prnsrcutions where the evidence dis
ehisos there has been Violations of
~
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-01-18
R ALBUQUERQUE EVENING HERALD ALBUQUERQUE NEW MEXICO WEDNESDAY JANUARY s 1922
New Era Committee
To Raise $4,000
In New Mexico

The New Era b-encvolencs cemuhi
toe Of the Presbyterian churChes Of
the state Yesterday decided to raisr
fii,aGU IN New McXico In 1879 at u
meeting which they hcid at the Y. Al.
g. A. here This mount is about one
sixth more than was raised among
members of the church b The state FOR
-beneyolencc last year
II was decided that each Pr.siy
tcsiau church would have an every
member drive some Time before April
! whei, the noN church year begins.
to raise what ls SIN due from the
1891 h-cnevulcuce pledges The dty
set for this drive IN Albuquerque D.
March ~.
The committee also outlined plans
for the missionary program among
the churches In the coming church
year. The meeting adjourned after IT,
FORMAL session held Yesterday alter
MOI
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-01-18
Bill for Farmer
On Reserve Board
Passed by Senate

wAsuiNGToN Jan IL. Tho first
sfep tn bring about former rsprssfn-
tat on on the federal reserve b11td
was tai"n tate ycsterdti 10 ths rcu-
ate IN the ptessre NJ the kctiure
Smith compromise htll iurrca s'ttr IN"
hohfds HppoiutlHe momher-hip frepi
five tn siN and providing ftst 90" nE'
Hicultural Interests shall hHte p
Spokesman Hmong them
|" vote was bi to - SHNtu ul
thnso who opposed The p%rnpusitrn
wers republicans and two deftncttt,
Thos yer
I.nmrrrnr ohio. aud William NJ
sisrirpi democrats; Hrpndcgcr con.
neficut. calder New York; Edge, Ncw
lers,a Reyes New H%amprhire; ste
lean Connecticut. Moses New Hnmf
shlre and Wadsworih New Yotis re-
puiilicanH.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-01-18
Woolworth Store
Manager Promoted

Then ,holdln decentralization tln-tli
NCws wa given out yesterday ol
the promotion 90 Carson g PEGS msu.
tEcr of the local Moulwurth five and
ten cent store. to the position of Dis.
trirt manager ~ tho Abilene district
His h-sudquurter= VIII boo at Dallas.
fcNas. lie has been with the Wool.
week to take up his new dutio-
y dletrict manager Mr. Peck will
have charge of about DO stores. ia.
Guiding ihuse % north and eastern
TeNa- Te has been with 90, wool
worth company since 1913 Iu which
Yea he took o. position with thcm iu
knnsns city Following that hc was
Transferred t0 DEM. o.. and wa then
sent 10 Albuquerque Co have charge
Of She store here
Ills unctr. who-d name Was Carson
a.. Peck aiso was the urst treasurer
81 the Woolworth firm and was vicr
president at the time 81 his death, In
1915
Latin ceased Co he spoken Lv 'ho
people of Italy iu the year J3 \ -
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-01-18

Royal society stamped children's drr+srs
hoys' suits rnbipers, center pieces hin-
cheon sets. etc. worth from t3bo TO 500
esch, nov .....,. Etoe
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-01-18
400 Acre Ranch
Near Clovis Sold
For Around $4,000
Especial To- rc Herald

CLOVIS n NJ. Jan iS-Thr "
I b%nnnelly ranch of 4i0O acres. lo-
Gated about ~ miles northwest nr
CLOVIS was sold to ! - Neshit or
Chtidro-- ,ounty. Texas. by Namey
and Wllkvr-on. agents. THIS is one
~ the biggest land d.als that has
been made here in OLA inc she
consideration being around $50 pOr.
AIR pNnnclly Acquired 70 ranch ~
Chlldrcss county. T'.t4. m tho deal
pnd retain his sheep sir Nssbit
expects to stock this rinch with nigh
Grade cattle. ami NIl' ALSO pitnt q
large acreage Of 'He rae Do whci.
MI buurtilN probably VIII ;lu.s 10
his TcNa~ ranch.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-01-18
uOBELBER WARDROBE TRUNK

$1,000 full size Bebcr Wardrobe Trunk made Of 5py fibre eqmppe,
locking device and famous Belber drawer locking system. Has
combination hat drawer aud LAUNDRY bag and Shoe bag. This
trunk Is trimmed with heavy brass hardware and the Final Sale
Wndup pucc Is ............ ........ ,.... +-....-...
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-01-18

l5e Royal - icty Crochet Cotton ID
white, ccru and colors. In the Final
Fire Sale WinGup .......... Toe
Sl2j spool> oi Bedding knitting and
crochet Silk, IN assorted colors. In the
Final Fire Sale Windup, at. A.
Zoe lot of odd Buttons. in assorted kinds
and colors. In the Final Fire sale
Nihdup ....-.. lOo
l5g lot OF Whit Pearl Buttons. also col
orcd fancy Buttons. Ia the tinnl Fir
sale Wndup Observation-Disclosures. Sc
tl.o03 ! yard square 1t sanitary Rubber
SheetIng, warranted acid proof. In ihr
Final Fire Sale Windup. at Csc
si.50 "a ysid square II sanitary Rub
Der Sheeting, warranted acid proof. III
the Final Fire Sale Windup M. SOC
One lot Of Shelf Oh Clath. in assorted
eolors At, per yard .......-..... DC
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-01-18

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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-01-18

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