davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Monroe journal., 1922-10-10

30 chs. from the center OF tie creek
70 d stone. corneg Of said lO.; thence
: s. ". S5i ems. with said lot in the
old line; thence with said :. 10 E.
go chs. 70 a stone. Shu,e's corner in
the line of said cotton mill lot N.7l-2
W ni links TO a stone. corner of said
cotton ilis lot; thence with the line of
said coston mills lot y. - - Z. SEQ
chs - as tone of Presbyterian Chap
ell lot a line Of the cotton mills
Ow -diiCI,Or s9gHh.9i
lot; thence with a line Of said chapel
lot y. 81 ". - - Links 10 a stone.
corner of the church lot: thence to the
beginning containing Ia acres, saw
ing, reserv:ng and excepting from
said tract Of land so much thereof as
was conveyed by the Monroe Cotton
Mill 10 Piedmont Buggy c.. on 2nd
of May, 1907, ard registered in office
~ register Of deeds for Union County
in Book ~ page 37?. which sa'd lot
was eonveyed OF of the said IL
acre tract and is described in the of
flee o; register of deeds for Union
County in the following manner:
Beg nniag ar stone and an iron
p.pe. the northeast corner of the
Presbyterian chapel lot, which corner
lot is u - f. 26 l-2 i from the
eastern edge of the stone that marks
the corporation line OF the city of
Monroe. and runs thence ) 3 81 E.
Lao chs. To an iron pine in the line
of the Monroe Cotton Mill'S lot;
thence due east with the Hosiery Mills
lot $50 chs, to the center of ditch,
marked by an iron pips or the west
bank Of a d!ich. thence down said
ditch y. : L. 2.6o chs. to a p0int in
said ditch marked by an iron pipe:
erected on the west bank thereof:
thence \. ~ IL " ll17 chs. TO an
iron stake in the old line: thence 5.
; 81 f. els chs. 10 the beginair
containing II acres. more or less.
and being part of the land conveyed
by r. \. Houston, commissioner. 20
the Monroe Cotton Mills, by deed dat
ed Sept l6. 1905, including all build
iagS and machinery thereon.
Sixth Tract Beginning in the
northeast corner of J. K. EngliSh's
lot, lying Immediately south of and
adjoining the lands Of the Monroe
Cotton Mills, on which are located
she mills of said Monroe Cotton Mills
and running westward W tn English's
northern boundary TO his northwest
EN- corner OF his said lot: thence
southwark with Engl.sh'S west boun-
gary TO point on the opposite side
Of the SIDE walk located by the Car
olina Central Railroad Company to
run To the Monroe Cotton Mills 20 IT.
at right angles from the
center of this side walk; thence north
weStwardly 20 #. from and parallel
with the center line of sad side tract
- street. Englishs' eastern boun-
dairy; thence with said street to point
of beg ming S-l00 of an acre convey
ed subject to conditions in deed re-
corded in registers office of Union
County in Book 80 page 2$3, to which
reference is hereby made.
The deed of trust is recorded in the
office Of register of deeds for Union
County, y. C., in record o. mortgages
A. $. pages 57l and 572, % which
reference is hereby cravei for a more
particular description of the lands and
property to be sold and for the au-
thority of the Trustee to sell the
same.
This the Bird day of October, 1922.
f. T. CANSLER. Jr., Trust.
John, c. Skies, Attorney.
The Monroe journal., 1922-10-10
SALE OE REAL ESTATE

BY virtue of the powers contained
n deed of trust executed to the un-
dersigned Trustee on the lst day of
April, 1919, and deed OF trust exc
cuted prior thereto by J. VI. Crowel
and wife, Alice Crowell | will, on
Monday. the 9Th day of November,
1922, sell to the highest bidder for
cash at the court house door in Mon
roe, n. G., all that certain piece, tract
or parcel of land lying and beng in
Sandy Ridge township, county of Tn
ion and State of North Carolina, and
known as the home place of said j.
NJ. Crowell, bounded and described as
follows, to-wit:
Beginning at an iron stake, corner
of John E. Croweli's land, and runs a
line of same S. 81 +. 65 l-2 poles to
a stake; thence n : Ia W. Il poles to
a stake; thence a new line n. 6S l-2
w SO poles to a stake by pine.
thence S l-2 +. as poles to the be-
ginning. containing l60 acres and be-
ing the lot of land assigned to the
said J. NJ. .Crowell in the division of
his father, y. X. Crowell, estate lands.
to which survey and partition refer
ence is hereby made for full des-
cription
Said land will be sold for the pur-
pose of creating assets with which to
pay off the indebtedness thereby Sc
cured, the said ]. NJ Crowell having
failed to pay said Indebtedness ac-
cording to the provisions therein
made.
R. B. REDWINE, Trustee.
This the Bird day of October, 1922.
The Monroe journal., 1922-10-10
SALE or REAI. ESTATE

Under and ty virtue Of an order of
he Superior Court OF Union County
m a Special Proceeding entitled
Elizabeth Gaddy. Admin stratriX cf
h. Es:a.e Of R. \. Gaddy deceased.
:; L Gaddy ct al" the UNDER
Commissioners will, on
the 2Nth day Of October, 1922,
al l2:00 " at the court house door
in Monroe. North Carolina, offer for
sale 70 the highest bidder for cash
that certain +. or parcel Of land sit
uated in the town Of Wingate, Union
county. North Carolina. beginning at
stake in Main street, corner of
Vashti Gaidv's lot and runs thence
5. SIS ". sig chs. to a stake in new
street; thence due S. with said new
street S.S5 chs. to an iron stake;
thence with the old Rock Rest road
n. So f. 2.02 chs. to stake; thence
with said old road n 10 f. and $50
chs. to a stake in Main street; thence
with Main Street to the beginning
corner, containing four acres, more or
less.
This the 25th day of Sept, 1922.
GILLIAN CRAIG and
J.F. MILLlKEN, Commissioners.
Evening star., 1922-03-12

Coming To- For My Part I've decided That Lawrence Shall
No Liquor Stronger Than Caret Punch Until His Twenty
Fifth Bthday Such Is The Wise Decision OF Lawences
Mamma-Laxrenee Be l. Known At The Moment Of Spsat
Flask On His Hip And Fspre For His Partner Who Ha. Been
Expelled From Finishing School For Having Still In Her Room
Evening star., 1922-03-12

To The Casual Thinker 1t Would Seem
That The Boy OF Seventeen And The
Girl OF Like Age Ought To Be Pretty
Well Matched-Not For A Moment
The Growing Girl Of Seventeen Sum
mers Is At Least Three Centuries Ahead
OF The Growing Boy-'Don't You
Think" She Will Ask. That Platonic
Friendship Is A Fine Thinsa" And Then
She Will Follow 1t Up. If He Is Bashful.
BY Asking Him To Look Very Closely
And Tell Her What He Thinks Are Her
Eyes. Brown Or Hazel2 On The Way
Home The Boy Will Observe. No Doubt.
That, Anyhow. A Man Never Can IN
derstand A Woman
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-03-28
TRADUCCION DE US PANFLETO
.PI BLICADO POts Ia EQUITABLE
TRUST COMPANY DE, NUEvA
YORK

Espafia tielie Ia distinction de haber
sido el primer pats que instituyera
bancos. asf como tanli6n la de en-
tender papel moneda. Ell bancO ttivo
su principle en-. Barcelona en- el afo
14O1, y el papel-moneda .hiao sn apa-
rici6n EN- el 1883, otiginado por4 el
Duque dc Tendella en- Alhama para
pagar las tiOpas. Ia historic tliodet-
ma del papel.moneda, no obstante, erh-
pieza en- Ell aiio 1880 cuando Caflos
III exteildio wales bajo el nombfe de
wales. rulales para preparase para lai
guerra con Inglaterra. En- el afiO
1888. cundo el Banco Nacionat fu9
Iestablecido. estos Wales sc. convlrtte-
ron en- billetes de hanco v fueron aco~
gidos con tanta oonfianza que por niai-
'ch0 tempo circularon con uil premlio.
Pero la mala suerte quiso que las ne
cesidades que cre6 10 guerra con Fran
cia obligaran a Carlos Nv a Zanzibar
estos billetes en- wales Ge gobiern0 in
coyertibles y circularon estos en- tan
grandes cantidades que Ell POGO item.
pO. Sc acep.aban selainente con I'M dek-
cheIltos Ala en- els 17y9 mas de dos
v cuarto de- niillenes de pesetas fHe-
ron acnlialos en- uii ,esfuer2o. de ssalzar
sd vaIor decreidlIo decIarand0las p6r
~ 49,, 4 "a
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-03-28
La INcoGNITA DEL AzucAR

L 4 T.. 4 II
Uno de los recurses+ mos, dice un
negociante en- aztiear- para defender.
NOS de las manipuiaciopes de los COM
pradores de Nueva York es hacer J
enviar cargamentos completes de al
guna importans.ia, que en- todo case
!puedan venderse para Boston, Filadel-
fla u otra plaza de los Estaios Unidos.
Los dltimos informes dicen que las
reseryas de Cuba estan vendidas ' d.
ESQ permitira a sus .roductores de-
fenderse de la imposition de los aca-
paradnres del Norte para los que. Sc
gdn parcce, las mallas de Ia Ley
Sherman. son ampIias Sc rompen
con facildad
IA yenta stras plazas de los Esias
dos Unidos. fuera de New York. esta-
blecen una competencia que con Id
mejora de las condolences de Europa,
da n4rgen esperar mejores precios.
aunque Is conocida Ia gran duda de
que sQuien puede predeeIr respecto
dal azapafs
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-03-28

Pf0grama de "a VeIdda las ocio u
ireinia de "a aoohe con los alimtros
si0nieNtes
Sinfonia. Bl ANillo az Hierfo. por
el sexteio. Aperture del aci0 por
don Carlos Q. Georeetti Intefmezzo'
de oar1Heri0 RasfEcafa a L-poesIa Dor
81 niio Carlos Jack son discnrso por
q Lcdo. Rafael 3 Perez Nefcado.--
Inn noes,e en- venecla. por 81 sexiet0.
Serenate de Schubert. Poeeia reel.
tada por el ni1o Raul lIatos Bernief
(Melopcyal rllmhda 3 rIoIin.--eeIec'
cl6n. Dor el sexteto , discufso de-
elausma po1 el seiot Eusenio Le
comple.
GFncias por d eorlasIn De Ia invita-.
ci6n ree|b|aa 1petlrnancn|e.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-03-28
|UAk tSIIMREEE Dc
AYUNTAMIEDTIS

La proyectada Asamblea de Ayullta-
|mientos en- ssnt6 Domingo; esta sien-
do obieto de gran discussion por IA
prensa de aquel pals En- ella pareee
que hay interes por parte del gobiers
no inteyentor \ Ia opinion Sc maestra
hostil al proyecto. Ia Asamblea de
Munieipios Que Il. llsv0 q efecto hace
amos en- Puerto Rico. que pndo tener
un gran exito para los intereses ge-
nerales del pals, ' que no era prohi-
jada per el Gobierno, no tuyo mas
consecuencias que la del recuerdo del
brillante intento.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-03-28
COW. .L.IIlc!;lEIIIN,oIA.: /

Est6 disfrhtando de una ooftas slicHtl-
cia el joven Jests ugarte. SecretaFio
del jefe de- la pCllcfa insular, &. Il.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-03-28

WASHINGTON, MARIO 4, !, b. TN
proyecto de ley para Ia organizadi6fl
de las reservas ravales, ha side ao-
metido por Ell Secretario DENLY. del
Departamento de Marina al Speaksr
de Ia Camara de Representatives. Nr.
Gillette. Provee el llencionado pro:
veto Ia reorganization de+un cnefpn
ds reserva, dividido en- tres. claaes: 40.
Reseryistas para los barcos de pfi-
mera; 20. Reservistas para los bar
COS de segunda y aviaci6n y 50,
serVistas para Ia marina rnatcante III
prOyecto cuenta con las sihnpatfas DE-
muchos congresistas.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-03-28
'POR LLAMARLA PARA UN SITIO
RESERVADO

Diego Gonzalez, en- el dfa de aver
alter0 la paz del vecindario de Ia ealle
villamil, en- Santurce, introduci6ndose
en- el patio del Sr. Juan Rosa, hacien-
dole sefias a una nina de 10 AMOS, la
mandola para un sitio reservddo.
El juez municipal le irhpuso 25 dIas
de carcel.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-03
NiDWT MIN NJ WORK
~ SOL rIIT1EN COZ pt-NnO

IItiN i'Aii Colo. NprN ihv
N'i''N Do ih' COAT mining indus
Hh "L .'A.n'fn colorado rfnwing
'l ..' h'.I .I'nWIn' H'rIhU which
I''hIi' ..I'. '..' HI WidniEht hrI-
NituH.l' unchanged from
,.NIN'' lLtfr cuunlete
'h'- 20 me Trinidad nud Wal
i'l' 'A''N' TOR I've
''.,.''u. u'i .In lf"h cpmnanF
'nN lN' American Nmritifg
'Ni hriihng company mine ana
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-03
u. S. Shipboard
Offers to Settle
Cleims for ST., 900, 900

v-AsuiNGTON. April S-The
shiplpng board has otfcrvt tn r,l-
tie for ieas than fi.0oo,0op amor
tigstinn and profits claim OF woud-
nn shin builders against the ~
ming board totnlling approNinh''lS
a. 600 0OO n wus said today hN "i
ffclaia lu announcing n'iihll'
noticv resulting from q t'Nt 'l"il''
~ the Tampa Dock company "'
Tampa Fla -.
,,,c,tv routrnctars throughout tho
rouutry aud about so wooden YES
sells.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-03

ference goo that new wage end
working agreement mIrht Ir made
that would maintain Industrial
prave anl prevent public iuC1u-
yDmuuce
two Year Agreement
iu u Joint conference held iu
fHs ,lIN 81 Sew lurk uu fhp af-t
dHg Ui March 1890 fWu-yanr
tlrn.n,uI Vu. signed covering
,..E,. .HI wurtIur conditions 100
th. mining industry fur that pee
rIuI 100 fIn. UHHU ugreemouf ape
Hr.r. tns following provision
Resolved That 900 iufsrsf
IlIuf conference Do" held prior lu
April 1898 thr time and purrc
ul holding such meeting Hs referred
UY A committee OF Two operators
and fwu miners from yg,h state
herein represented together with
OBJ" international officers of the
United Nin. Worker organizs-
uou
Tho milne vorEDr4 OF Tho coun-
fr" believed fIHf fH. COAL opera
tHr. Hersd fnr agreement ln good
faith hHt We now ruI TINT they
Continuously refuse fH live up to
.Hrr tETrHWeu They have ra-
fused point BLANK Goo Ia 1s tN,v
Ilr..I fusU vHuI Iu lf fhry
wore Geo rHfuso tn upuIdatr their
financial obligation H would o. mo-
more dIanuuuruNiH Than their &C..
fusul poo lvrp their solemn agree
m'uf with Tho mine workers
ON two occasions since rrc
month Uf reormbsr 1921 thr op-
orators have boeu formally invited
hs fHD Niue Workers representa-
H#f... F. rr.E.H HH H.|n rurf.r..r.Ua
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-03
GOV. SMALL ASKS
FOR WOMEN ON
JURY TO TRY HIM
Challenges Entire List
Because Only Men
Were Called

WNIkEUNN. lU NHH bu,
tho Associated IrrsH GH. Iau
Small TODAY demanded tHa. vHr~n
-.t o0 the jury which 81. f1 rr. EIm
ou charges of conspiracy tu -u-
is'szIo state funds
Through his au0ruH1s nu .h1I-
icusrd the entire iup u-f al .bEa
county becaas' o5iy men hnd u..a
called.
The state obtained "a rouunlaur.
until "Wednesday morning af g.tH
O'Clock 90 prepare arAuw
against the motion
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-03
Attempt to Rob
Fast Train Fails

iNNTOtI. 300 April s. What
H believed tu have bpyu an Ht-
t.wrt to hold up H prugk Illinois
central train tho Seminole umi,
,I hero ui % O'Clock last night
WIS reported TODAY An electric
.HHN Iu the south yurIs was NOT
unrrtflur and when John Nuhan.
NJ vision superintendent 90 tho FIr-
On '- wont f1 repair lt hr found "a
uln climbing thr pole Mahau
frHl at sine mar who refused tn
IHH two other mon appeared
and Mahau returned Co the CItN
lHIldlnE amt UhfHIuCd ala later
r was di-ruy'r.I thar uuo uf tho
-iEnnl wirrs Ind been cut
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-03
Human Wolf" Shot
In Running Fight

HAioRisoN Ark April s-
Yates smnridEe known as The hu.
man wolf lately psfnisd cnnwrt
who ho'ds the record in the state
Tor tho numhef of times he escaped
from tho ponitontiarv to-day lIes
wounded here az tho result %, a
running nght boz which Hurry
Campbell WIS Killed
Tho ught 81 believed to have
been the result of a deal over "a
Neg uf lqunr which standridrv and
his nephew Aioazo StundridEe are
said to have hrouFht Co harrison
from their homo in Newton county
Saturday night
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-03


Suspension ~ work in the union
coal mines uf tEr country virtually
was complete today according to
rrports received from union sources
Ur to noon and claims were made
that the miners cau4e had bson
strengthened by walkuut- ln some
uun-uuIun districts
President I.uwis uf fhc r-f,rrl
told The house labor committee 80
-umptlou ut work depended ruiirriy
un operators WHOSE r,tusal TO cou-
iur Dee -uid provoked 900 suap,u-
sion
Miners claimed complete tie up
In Ntw Eivur fields of West Nlr-
rinia. uon-uulnn territory hereto
fore
Scranton authracH. mining dI.-
triCfs reported usuguFou 400 per
cent effective with 10000 men
and boys idle
Mine officials aasortod g.Ifo mon
htd Joined tho w1lkout 100 the
Panhandle district or WaHf virginia
HHr officials represent .hs spar-
HfHra afl very IfTU progress fu-
ward sIHueU-.uu bad H'ru T.adr ln
amy West NIrvua nuu-Uni.a nrld-
Gruluel"uF survey HurUunr.I t.-
fHw'uuus production ul T11a 1u.I.
HHn toms .n week sHinI March -..
confirm rr fU, survey forecast
f fF million toms m consumers
hHn1 April 8.
hHn-H. nYHrHfnrs mHdr u1 Of
fort Co open mIu,s pending sepa-
orators In Nunssr Dfy todHy to
. . r d.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-03
Archbishop Hayes scores Jazz.
PsychoanalysS, Birth Control
as EUils of he Present Age
ny MOST REN. pATICk
=. HAYES


Catholic Nrs liM-hNp b Wv ron
NEW YORK. AprIl 3 Jazz ahi
such fantastic tadH h~ A'hu.Hl -
llysis aud advocacy ut fih ,lh-
trul are symptoms Of De- Hur.
dered umot We are hNtr IN
They cannot last ~ aty could
society could not lnft.
Too muny people % playing
with modern philusuphl the, uu
not understand with inf sc,"uo"H
and disturbing th,ur.caIh'y ur,
interfering with the u= OF th,
soul trying with uulfruinds fu
Il1mur,hand the innulf,
l uru,t, it o. duuErre fnr an
/ ,,p,rieurrd people f1 Iiy and
deal with speculative thrns. BE-.
,ru4, DO upsofs thDm % gives
Them falls. Standard
~srEIug to explain IuNn1 mar
.rIhEr aua divorce uut h.tu HDts
.iy pstrhp.auaN sls Dr. uuul Iu.H
THEORIES that ore yapurlII uu-
real % disturb. thr I'Df IsH.
.nrrr between Gods rtr1u 300.
.fsrunI law. aud our iu u,I OF
memory. VIII and uudrfti
AN. false science umWur-
.rl ts we'll t4 dangerous lHy are
immoral because they lrWiun
muu'- ro Hponsihilliy ia one
LOO tho evils ~ birth lnfrul.
Through it man wan. tn 1, hs
ro-pousIbilitief
Disaster awaits aoDi' Muru
women measure their hVt t1 h
the number uf their ohit but
o., the number of their hud-
divorce has become % uuul
curse.
10 prevent human ui' birth
control is criminal and o.
J 90. much az taking ufv \ su-
. ,rrI.uu The lHtrr kIiI lIN
& and the former denies hUH I
land body an existence tu
/ byl.u Do iz pagan philus
Man alone cannot ruru of
tho timra 10 needs ID au
from above
Jazz ana modern frmlnt
and these uae.u pnIuenpl rU
.yunufumufI. uf tho ilFn1 H
i|fu. intellectual social md I
world Tho symptom. Hrl las
.rfuu4 H. The OWLS fhHE tua
o. 500, docs nor lead o. l4I
Wf.. one Boz aut io h'."Wk
|,t.iiy abnormal W.Hi+t'
calN or morally
Theories that frN IN
4wus thu rcspun-ibiliH OF No
.r.- Hr, "a grave m,st., in Ny
Has we'll ~ the indIvaud We
Bot, IuJred not hy wAnt 'g 'h'
ur Iy what We tclt hl tr q
inv Tho sense ui r"nunsi,
and the obligation of ttuunt
.p fur ull uf ones ht'lou form
nl-.s pf society Nc I-i
.,..... 600 the engineer H
road. 90 the captain 90 7hiA
b .., surgeon. tu Ih" N"'h
& sell. us food Why con We d
a. cod u little bitg
49, Faith ~ the basis utIr ~
90 lustIne thing that ruut luf
ey ophIcs are futile lih qe
fp mon mean TINT We soc lhlnln
81 know % thlug clearly .h'n b
du. DO cct~cs to hv fnit1Ud .
come knowledge.
Man doesn't meet dl-s boz 2
air as long A. he uh,Yl" u
of th, air. So ne muF'N O.
ny ilws uf tho soul and y with
' thc limitations set iniW 3
OF Gods eternal Law. btN-- 90
hg tCop,rirm. ipss. hS Nkcr,ic,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-03
TWO tIRPLAKES
CLASH IN AIR,
BOTH PILOTS DIE
Machines + all in Flam-
es Near Ellington
Field, Texas

IIu.r roN TDN Auu Two
HruI rH# from IIIrlfnr "f.I
crashed near south Houston IH#
INFORM ur and cam, down u U"mH.
Roth pilots were hllHI NH.H"
John ~ SImurH ~ Charleston
pilot uf ONE plane WINS
burned tu teHIh and Lieut. O. %
F.|aHHIrirk off Sacramento DaIf
ui.f of fha other mrrhIur died
fN minutes after tho accident
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-03
wHIsIti. To voTE

Ward 1. district i-isa~'-
u-nt Central Avenue Method
~ Church. Arnu street.
Ward >. di- riot "-hn-'-
mcnt christian church. Rs"ad-
vt, aud tuid avenue. District
s-Stcwart'- garage. rear "l
.ul south idiith -irc't.
Mnrd 5. district 5-odcn-
Buirk agency ~ Nc~t ',ulh
,,,u,,r pI-iriot S--bld Nc
tntrob auto huiidiue, cas- West
CcntrH' aNcnur. =,
Ward I. district 2-'hS hnll
district a-Cooprr M"i"t cont
pan,, SO West central ave-
uus pi-triCt - Nordhhu-
garage. tsts " It iijrras ave
nut'
Central nNruur and the rall-
rund track DIV ldr the wards
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-03

of wind miles uor hour SO.
prevailing direcfioa cast char
ts'Vr ~ me dnN partly cloudy
STATE Weather
New Mexico Fair tonight aud
Iuetuay. preceded by rain un
-nuihvaat aud rain or snow ia
northeast portion thiH ntrerruon
and tonight; colder tonight enrt
ui tho mountains.
arizona Generally 1slr To-
niEhi ana Tuesday colder to-
night In north central portion.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-03

Highest tenn
pcraturc 81.
lowest temper
aturr a. daily
range temp
tttIrr .G mean
lsllf trmperA-
ure 20 rtln
tive hufnI.iit, o.
On a. tri
tfIVo humidity
re- n Gf pre-
rIuitntIun
.frHrt n5uNi
mum velocity
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,ye,,ar NJ council. ! y M.laurh
lt, t,bn N N4yuuIds clyde Ting
I,y ~ n Walton ana sidney Wril
.rbs horl ia.u,4 upuu which only
,,vr,rs of personal property ~
r,,l ost,t. muy vote. provided ih'F
h,t, maid their lus taxes. are ''
,rpe,r or one ballet in both Fms
ush and Spanish
Hond Issues Proposed
Tho bond issu'- rruu"~'d Ni'
follows. tla.0os fur the purp"r
IN iupravin.g tho sewage system hl
thr erection of a sewage dl7l'""'
plsnt. $50 0ou fur fh" purrot' "'
wntlnr additional extensions
th. sanitary sewer system "l WV
CIV. 100000 for 'h" puruo." "'
ronstrurunr storm rrw't"' s'N'''.
] for me purpose uf rou-lfht ing
reservoir a. an addition 'n Wv
winter works system; 80 .N"n '"'
| Inc purpose uf making alt'rail"h'
and improvements GO th" CON- "F'
nue. Niuduci ...
Ofncinis nt the city nan uit''
today that owucr- ~ persona
proporty. other than real e7'ht'
should bring their tax receipt. y
thr pous In order Co prove 'h'l
rirht 10 vote on the bond Issue.
owner Of real estate VINO nav
maid their last taxes need n"' pi'
seut any receipt In order 10 N"'e e'
bond oucuinns Al residents WI
r.,. tlvad IN the city IA" r'lnl' =
length 81 timo. whether proper,
,,xn,rs or not are eligible Z" Nol
~ any three commissioners h",
b,,sta nds aud wives may N"'' "
bond issues " either owns rr"i''l'
Tho polls are 90 rrniAih wy
uutl 6 o'clock AT night Ih' ~
ration a. heavy more thhn l'."'
n.rsons being registered
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hi NuNIps wouKINg
~ RAMON bff,rftf, 4

RATION n ~ Aurn n
miners in this fold aro wml,fn.
'nda} and t ls not h.uet,l sn,,
ni Them viii heei the sfrItr e.ft
q ihtf are gih1 ~ me ohant. fo
u' employed Thr anuenn MIN.
al' workins fuii time this wors
H..'lnsi four dnyH last wrna IN,
.ii''l camps ntr operating under
'h' sain' cuualiiora az Issf w..
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TIE-UP Of
UNION COAL
MINES NEARLY
COMPLETE
Reports Show Some
Men Out in Unor-
ganized Fields

HICkIIN. " Va. April s.o-
Ihr first sli-ating lu the West
Virginia uinc iicid- since the
strike was called wn- reported
from Royal Rnscigh cuuny To-
day \ car siiicd with mincr- was
fir,d upon from the Iayvttr -sis
uf New river. aud white huilrt,
iairly hailed around thcm and the
clothing ~ one minrr was p.crcod.
none Mas hurt
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Japan to Evacuate
Siberia at Once

TOXIC. April 8.--tBy the As-
sosiatsd pressl l--immediate eNncu-
alton Of siberia was decided up"n
~ the last meeting Of the Japanese
cabinet. according To the TOXIC
Newspaper today
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REV. AnCnInAI.D BROWN Nh.

LONDON April a-Thc Nev
Archibald brown. widely knnWn
Baptist clergyman died at Ear
ton. lie wa az one time president
of the London Baptist association
and was The founder OF number
of Baptist tabcrnaciee