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New-York tribune., 1922-03-31
STORAGE NOTICES
Warehouseman's Sale of Goods
FOR UNPAID CHARGES.

IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE PRO.
vision OF law there being due and unpaid
charges for which the undersigned, Long
Acre Express Storage Warehouse II en-
titled to lien az warehouseman on the
goods hereinafter described, and due no.
tice having been given TO sl parties known
to claim an interest therein, and the time
specified in such notice for payments FOR
such charges having expired, there VIII be
sold ut public auction at its Warehouse,
40 West l7th St New York CITY, on
MONDAY. APRIL 10TH. 1922, at 10 30 a. M
II FOR any reason the sale is not completed
on said date tho sale will be continued on
Monday. April 17th. 1922, beginning at
1o 80 A. M. and continuing until all the
goods sold. to wit: Household furni-
ture, consisting of parlor suites. bedroom
suites. dining room suites, library, furni-
ture, pianos, victrolas. musical instruments,
baby carriages. carpets rugs. trunks
boxes. barrels. suitcases, contents, consist
ing of clothing. linen. books, papers. Rta-
tonery. pictures brio a -brac, china and
glassware, silverware. beddings. draperies
and materials ard other personal effects
etc. enumerated in the warehouse in
ventory issued by this warehouse and held
concerned: Marjorie r. Keathan. 4. J. Ma
roncy Edward N Walsh. George Graham
Mrs f. Lynch. Mrs. Maffey. Mrs c. Gun
ningharn, Mrs NJ. Reinhsrdt. Gemco Co
Baker. Mrs. E. l.. Drake Harry A. Mackie
Mrs NJ. Mallen. Mrs. NJ. Fl. Buffers. Mrs
Anna Reilly Herman Korner, Mrs Eliza
Anna Sullivan, Harry Williams Mrs. X
Keep, J. Hall, Phoebe iurphy. Mrs: e. r.
LoaVitt. NJ. Kaintz, Mrs Peters, Lola NJ
Went worth, Mrs. Carroll, NJ. Samuels. jula
Simms, l.. Lenhart. Mrs. G. Lewis. Mrs. G.
J. Hishon, e. f. Reilly, Mrs. F. Mahoney.
Miss May Donohue, II. kaufman, Ernst
Woltman. NJ Harmon, Mr. Mrs. Mache-
soni. Mrs f. c. Lewis. Mr or Mrs Dough
erty, Mrs. l.. Due. Mrs. M. A. Block, May
Murray, j. II. Brown Mrs. E. Waite >,
Millerile. Joseph Wright. All being row
stored in the said Long Acre Express storage
Warehouse, and all to be more specifically
announced and described at time of said sale.
The goods will be exhibition al the time
and place Of sale
LONG ACRE EXPRESS STORAGE
WAREHOUSE,
A10 West 41th ST.
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YONKEHS

DO YOU WANT \ coon pIo,r,,
Woodlawn Heights, sacrifice So 500.
ideal section; plot 4Oxl00, tax exempt
oVtrio"FinS Van Cortlandt Park at 24Gth
street On grade. Free of rocks GNJ,I &
\ l\>EMPtER. 246 SO. Bway Telephone 5635
New-York tribune., 1922-03-31
West Side

slgr ST AMD COLUMBUS AyE-poo.
WITH RUNNING WATER sNn sNnI'qos 20.
or Q BABH: !, si2 PER WEEK = WITH 1TR pg1 Hss
DouBLn DouB hAT6 TdoM sl5 v,E PEg WEEK EARsa RSii
TO SUBLET. sf00-P PER No>STTE ~ HAfH
LOR, Two BEURooMs AND BArIT a =, rs
sURLET. $3.50 PER MONTH. pnrry a =;
New-York tribune., 1922-03-31
REAL ESTATE BROk ERS
LARCHA1OET

10. 1O2-Beautiful home, 12 rooms, 2 baths
large porch, modern impts.: plot look
100; fine old shade trees; near club. etc.
No. 103-1Ncll constructed new house, all
modern impts near school, stores, etc. ;
room sun breakfast porch. bedrooms ali
large; SIC. 900; terms.
so. 10t-.Attractive dwelling, rooms
modern stucco; hot water heat, olectric
light, oak floors, white trim throughout
deal location; near two railroads; SIG, 500
No. lo5--Cottnge like an apartment. 7
rooms. baths, all impts; guaranteed
beating system: location accessible to
40. 1oG-Colonial stucco, ready for oc-
garage, cars: refined location near
sshoo,s st9rss ,,aant,f,' gto' & good buy 1850
bath, enclosed porch; modern in every re-
spect; near new school just finished. This
is a real bargain, act quick, slO.5OO:
FREDK F. BoEHN,
Tel Iarchmont 40. opp Station.
$500 CAsH-QvICK ACTION. Most
untque real Dutch Colonial home, 6
roo r@oms ol TIED bath, extra toilet oaS floors.
ia living room Rudd nstsntanqous Ss 's'Sp5feq wateP
reater, all improvements; restricted sec
Con. Plot 50xl75. Price $12 600. The best
write p. H. COLLINS, Collins Realty Build
ing, 81 Boston Post Road. Te 27l Larch-
mont, n. Y
THE BIGGEST BARGAIN THIS SEASON
Almost new white Colonial house. 8
rooms. tiled baths every Improvement;
garage; trees. shrubbery: plot 1oO1.OO;
near station and echool; asking $185Oo,
cash 5000; make offer Office open Sun.
day. MRS. c. NJ. MURDOCH. 40 Post
Road. Larchmont, N. Y. Tel. 425
BROOM HOUSE, with garage; all i'm
provements; plot 5ox1O0; excellent loca-
tion near schools, etc; a good buy; 7
minutes walk from railroad station In
Quire Of owner. Gerlach Place Larch-
mont n. Y. Telephone 1871.
BEAUTIFUL sTUCCO HOME, rooms. 2
baths. sun paror. all improvements; hne
plot ana location; garage. This is excep-
tional value at s24, 1000. LOUIS 2. MILLER.
"A Post Road. Tel. 686 Larchmont Y Y
New-York tribune., 1922-03-31

RENTAL, unfurnished. 7-roola modern
house $135 per month; furnished S-room
house, garage, 5000 per month; other at
tractlVe properties, 800 per month and up.
Complete list of country homes for sale a t
.sasonabie prices. MISS e VI. DRUM
MoND. 80 Purchase st. Tel. Rye 8ll
New-York tribune., 1922-03-31
MOUNT KISCO

FOR RENT-Furnished. June 18th to San
u TEMPER 18TH, gentleman's home at Mount
kisco, n. Y, in beautiful Westchester
M mis-. u rooms. baths open frepiaces
sleeping porch and wonderful living porch
commanding views; three-car garage. (
minutes from station; IA acres. garden
only responsible people considered Rent
$500. @ s24. Tribune, A'e"'
New-York tribune., 1922-03-31

80 102--Beautiful home, l2 rooms, 2 baths
large porch, modern impts.: plot look
100; fine old shade trees; near club. etc.
81 9 OOO terms.
New-York tribune., 1922-03-31
REAL ESTATE-sAIE OR RENT
Long Island

BEAUTIFUL HOUSE in Sea Gate Harbor.
l.. ! must be sold Immediately owing to
@eath in family; reasonable. SPITZER, rs
B way. BroOkiyn; tel. Stagg 0947.
New-York tribune., 1922-03-31
Miscelia neous

YOUNG WOMAN. over 81; h!sh .choo,
graduate; commercial educational So.
liberal salary; rapid advancement ca,i
morning. Mr.. Anick. National CITY PnIi,
ing. 42d and Madison. -'''''
New-York tribune., 1922-03-31
MISCELTasNEOUS
TWENTY YEARS aro >-

1"EN3f YEARS ago a New York gent,e.
man moved into NVestcbestor ,I ~ sentie- :
eve ms children chance to grow up ana
oeTrelop IN country environment
r,ois 'iteeh Years ago he built a beautiful
,Soionlai nome, when is now for sale az ha
ina tss hi, hhccofnphsned lis purpose and is mov.
me hoase is a lovely Colonial huua,,
which has to be seen to be annraci.in 1t,dins
me, me harlem Division of the New York ON On
thras trsa near ear Iucbahoe. N. Y. Ten rooms and
hot water heat sewerage: ali ,nndorr erricily
proponents, Two car heated garage '''i-
reIsnhano ; i,nnoMs. Ms. Is % Duane St. N I. G.
New-York tribune., 1922-03-31
8 BOARDERS WANTED

BOTH ST. AT LEXINGTON Av 1g---,
Rutledge ge)-For ladies': onA nov -'o. w
meals from sl8 up: elevator. telenAeI.a ana
etc: full hotel service: newly decora,aS s.S"s
New-York tribune., 1922-03-31
statesmen WANTED.

FIXED SALARY AND COMsfrs.
SION ARTICLES TO BE SOLD
INTERESTING TO THE AVER.
AGE Man. REPLY, GIVING AGE
AND EXPERIENCE, MASON
G. 529. TRIBUNE.
New-York tribune., 1922-03-31
MOUNT VERNON

BEST CORNER in Mount Vernon -
alec3!iSi., foorias; 3 baths, hardwood floors. gas
eIet'' iclty, steam heat. in perfect condi
uon minutes, wax to station 'pnai ,I'at
- tSnSlIo. 70 n Price $S7500. FIsKE REALTY
Wa "a Depot Pace Mount Vernon n V
New-York tribune., 1922-03-31
kATONAIi

cooSTnN oc2s Try, HONE ft,s overlooking lake; /,
fireplace, hot water heat; earape Vim ''l ~, IN
ing ing quarters $4,000. MERRIAM 5o7
r!ith Ely, ave. Murray Hin 5022 Sunday an
polntment. Mount Kisco 500 "P-
New-York tribune., 1922-03-31
HELP WANTED FEMALE
Domestic

NURSE practical: 500. room ana ,.,
A .Welsman, IS West End av, Manb,t.,.
Beach, Brooklyn Take Brighton -
train, stop at Brighton Beach sta.ion 7SSa
New-York tribune., 1922-03-31
HELP WANTED MALE

MAN. about 25. stenographer. typist vii,
knowledge bookkeeping. general o1i,.
work; references required; state ..5.y'
encei salary 800 week. E 8. Tribune
New-York tribune., 1922-03-31
PUBLIC NOTICES

THE PERSONS BELOW NAMED HEREBY
give notice of their intention to form a
corporation under the name of The Mutual
Automobile Liability Insurance Company Of
New York for the purpose of making lnsur-
ances on the mutual plan upon or pertaining
10 automobiles. whether stationary being
operated under their own power and where
;soever they may be- as follows: (a) Against
loss or damage resulting from accident to-
or injury suffered by. any person, and for
which the person insured is liable; (b)
Against loss by burglary THEFT or both
Of G such hazards; Co. Against loss or
damage to automobiles Except loss or dam
age by fire or while being transported in
any conveyance by land or water). Including
loss by legal liability for damage to property
resulting from the maintenance and use Of
automobiles, pursuant 20 Article Job of the
insurance Law of the State of New York
Dated February 2S, 1922 Chas e. E. Hoop
1r, }. William Alexander, Jack Ok John
Hagan, James Manning, William j. Hayward
James Hayes, Sylvester Connel, Andrew
Beucher, Peter Melet, Herman Goldberg
Dominiek Donofri Benjamin Lohn. Joe Fried
man. Samuel Wachatinsky, Chas H Gre!ft
John Petacca, II. Isidora f4agler. Herman
smith, Max Gross. Samuel smith. Annello
ID Capua Louis Lampert. Reuben Hoch.
lerner. Maurice j. Wadinger.
New-York tribune., 1922-03-31
HARTSDALE
PUILIPSE MANOR
BRONX VILE

BUILDER OFFERS below cost Colonial
10 type shingle house, rooms baths
9tBer t9Stse pofch; sleeping porch; 2-car garage
Cther building operations necessita9n,
llquidating. Box B 235 Tribune. I'd 'oS
New-York tribune., 1922-03-31
Brooklyn

HEIGHTS: 143 Clinton st; large light
rooms. slcove, tile bath parquet floors
a! ItnproVements; private house $50; seen
between s-6 week days Phone Main
New-York tribune., 1922-03-31
W estch este1

LARCHMONT-A we'll built house. in first
class condition; rooms: enclosed
heated front porch. hot water heat;
garage; all improvements: near schools
stores and station; S4, 600. OLCOTT g.
EGGER. 81 East 42d. Murray Hill 23Z6.
New-York tribune., 1922-03-31
New Jersey

PRETTY BRICK and FRAME DWELLING
Highest section SUMMIT. N. J.; rooms.
baths; steam open fire gas kitchen
laundry; lower-upper porches; metal
weather strips. complete screens. Garage
TO match.
PRICE $4,000
EUGENE JOBs-H. f. BECK co.
Realtors Opp. &ta Summit \ !
New-York tribune., 1922-03-31

FOR beautiful concrete dwelling
with two car garage to match nine
rooms; within an hour from Cortlandt st
or Grand Central. mashie shot from well
known golf course. Tel M. GEORGE
Madison square 124S
FREE list OF houses for sale and rent. Writ.
New-York tribune., 1922-03-31
New York State

FOR RENT. from May ! to Nov or
longer two cottages furnished. all city
improvements, including electric lights. on
50-acre farm, Monsey, Rockland County,
New York; high elevation; easy to COM
mute. Particulars Owner, A f. COOK.
Phone Bushwick 1881. Broc kyn.
SACRIFICE-Tappan, New York; rooms
and bath, latest Improvements fruit
trees. plot 50x256 it. deep Webster 42l7.
New-York tribune., 1922-03-31
MANIARONECk

TWO-FAMILY house, 10 rooms 2 bat his,
tuliy improved; garage; conservatory;
trolley; 4ox200; price s13.50o. Owner, so
Melbourne av.. Mamaroneck Telephone
923 Mamaroneck
New-York tribune., 1922-03-31
9SY' f

FURNISHED and unfurnished houses
Have confidential list. Private summer
homes, $500 up. Several real bargains
$1,000 up terms. j. W. FROST, Forest
cV. and Sanford st. Phone for appoint
ment Rye So.
New-York tribune., 1922-03-31
AGENTS WANTED

BIG profits made introducing "Anders,..
q universal kitchen necessity. Write r.
informa ton, E. S. Anderson Co., Is,
Man St, Gloversville. n 7.
New-York tribune., 1922-03-31
APARTMENTS TO LET-UNFURN1sHEr
Manhattan

NAGLE AVE. 14l to 145-Attractfve new
hght, airy, high class apartments 49,
rooms, tlled bath, every modern improve
tnenti reasonable rentals; close to Dyckrnan
at subway station: Apply on premises
l1lTH ST. 5o4 wEsT-4 ROOMS Avn
BATH; sl.4o0. SEE SUPT.
New-York tribune., 1922-03-31

THE PERSONS BELOW NAMED HEREBY
give notice OF their intention to form a
corporation under the name of The Mutual
Automobile Fire Insurance Company OF
New York for the purpose of making insur-
ances on the mutual plan upon automobiles
Whether stationary or being operated under
Ihelr own power, and Wheresoever they may
be- against all or any of the haza rds Of Ara
TNpi9siiton' transportation, collision hss by
iegal LIABILITY for damage to property result.
ing from the maintenance and use Of auto.
mobiles and loss by burglary or theft or both
HicIuolhg all or any of the risks of lake
river, canal, inland and ocean navigation ana
manisport rtation, but not including Insurance
rS1t4ms' ioAs by reason Of bodily injury TO the
pcIson pursuant to Article 10 A of the Insnr-
Enfe 1ar,,a Law Of the State of New York Dated
WiIiIaY Ygp; ;uarY -, l922 Chas. e. E. Hooper. J.
T!Ilah Alexander, Jack Ok John Hagan
Tames }IaHes Mannins, william J. Hayward James
Peter Mei!et, Herman Goldberg. Dnn1iricl,,
samnel s0al bsh5amin L9hn @ha Zoe Frsdman
HHLetacca. II. lsidore Hagler. Herman smith
iiaX YAK cross, Samuel Smith Annello II Capua'
j. Waldinser ''e'' ma '''
New-York tribune., 1922-03-31
THE BIGGEST BARGAIN THIS SEASON
NEW ROCHELLE

NEW GROOM BUNGALOW. large living
and dining room beautiful bedrooms
tiled bath, hot water heat; plot 5oxI5o
near schools churches and transportation
price s14, 900 Terms. THE RENNICKS
REALTY COMPANY. 26 North av. Phone
9e7-999 New Rochelle
New-York tribune., 1922-03-31

RECENTLf completed, well built house
with eight rooms. two baths and garage
IN residential section of Msmaroneck: ali
modern improvements; conveniently To-
Gated satisfactory terms. For full mar
Sculars coInmunicate with owner Michae ell
Sla0b ! Ward av Manaroneck n 7
ATTRACTIVE BUNGALOW. RECENTLY cc,n-
pieted. with five rooms bath and garage.
al an .,r modern improvements; riRht price and
satIslactory terms. For fun particulars
cofnInunicate with owner Michael Staub
IA Ward av Mamaroneck. N Y
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-25
Gen. WI Working
For Unification
Of Chinese Factions

PEKiNG May 2f.-tRy the
Associated Press. } - General Wa
Pei-fu has assumed active direc-
ton % the nations affairs from
his headquarters at Pao Ting Fu.
capital 81 chill province. He has
refused 20 locate In PckinF be-
cause as he has explained. he does
not desire TO associate himself with
government headed hy President
Hsu Shih Chang
ON the contrary ho wantn 20 20
main aloof from both the Canton
end Ieking governments with "a
view to ascortnininr the scnti-
ment Of the country us to whether
the old parliament should De sum
woued 90 elect new president
acceptable 20 both the north and
The south, thus automatically elm
.uatinE liHu shlh Chang and sun
Vat sen
China cannot endure indefin-
itciy under "a divided government. Z"
said General VIZ today The peo-
Do" demand unity thu termination
of civil strife and relief from the
burden of miiiinrpm. The foreign
nations are watching us auXl-
ously
Events az both pekinr aud Can
Son are said Ia be- shaping favor.
ehly toward Wa cl-Fus uniflca-
tiun plans.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-25
Woman siloois ScIf
u. S. Willing to
Negotiate Regarding
St. Lawrence Canal

WASHINGTON. May s5.-Thc
state department announced today
lt had communicated 60 the Can
ndiHn government it, wilunrnesf
to hcrln negotiations ia conncc-
uun with the -. Lawrence canal
project to permit ocean going Nes-
f,ls Geo reach the great lakes No
answer has yet been received from
the canadian government.
Secretary Hughes dispatched his
note on the fublcct on MAY ~ to
the Brush Ambassador who IL un-
dersi uod az the stat. department
to have Forwarded tho comWunicn-
tiou promptly 10 the Canadian
government
The note. the departments an
nounremcnt said. stated "thut the
United StHtcF government would
De glad 20 take up with tho can
adam government tho negotiation
Of a treaty looking to the deepen
ing of the waterways which would
enable occan-Eoing ships To reach
the grsat lakes.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-25
Los ANGELES KHAN
PROTESTS REMOVAL
OF KING KLEAGLE
Message Is Sent to
Head Office in At
lanta, Ga.

los ANGELES. May ei-The
Los Angeles ku kluK Khan. on
learning last nisht that the I'm
perial headquarters OF tho order
in Atlanta had removed from Of
flco " - Price king klcuEic foF
California. sent q telegram % pro-
test 10 =. y Clarke. imperial klni-
liff ~ the klan. according 10 an
b9rncement today.
Press reports said kmillff
Clarke had ordered W. : Coburn.
California grand goblin. ~ replace
Price The telegram follows.
"As TO this report that Price b.
10 bo removed, az kirg kleagie IN
California, speaking Tor the entire
los Angeles Khan, We respectfully
assert with all possible emphasis
that II any reflections have been
made against Prices work, they
are without foundation. He lH
hiEhiy conservative and construc-
tive officer. We feel that his re-
movnl would he an unparalleled
ioas and trust report In erroneous,
We earnestly impoTtune In be-
half Of the future of organization
that Price be retained nr king
kleaRle Of this realm. lie has the
wiil of every one inside and out
side organization, ana his retention
Will BE- qua: antee of organizations
character ana sOlidity. Please
confirm our hope that he viii be
retained We believe this re-
fleets sentiment Of every Khan in
domain nnd they Will 80 wire.
(ssgned1 Los Angelica Khan.
"sbO Members"
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-25
4 DEAD, Il HURT
IN NEW DISORDERS
IN BELFAST AREA
Curfew Law to Be Ex
tended to Country
Districts

BELr'Asy May s5.-Cny the
Associated Prcsai The totai cas-
unlties In tho series Of disorders
which swept Belfast during the
night were placed at four dead
and twenty-reNen woundci today
The wounded Included only those
cases treated IN hospitals
u Is unoffc' any declared that
the curfew law will probably be
extended to include the country
districts.
The Carnegie Library In the
heart of the Falls road district
was set afire last evening. a mob
attacked the fire brigade and also
the police, who iried to protect the
firemcn
Two men We're Hhot this morn
ing In the Black Balls district The
condition OF both n critical
The Carnegie library was set on
fire three lines and was badly
damaged.
The funeral of W j. Twaddeli
member OF the Ulster parliament
who was asaaasinased Monday. was
held today The services, attend
ed Ly thousands of persons. We're
impressive Sir James Craig. IN"
premier headed the parliamentary
delegation.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-25
Defense Rests
In Blizzard Case

cHApI-EsTpWN, w. Va. May
zS.--tiiy the Associated Preesl
The defense rested IT, ease this
mornlnE IN the trial 10 VIM. BIS
xard on a charge 0f treason after
three witnesses had testified briefly
Sergeant Timothy lynch of the
Tenth infantry was the first wit
nesr He vas with the federal
forces which went into the Coal
river area and testified thar 80
vas nui ir ~hnree Of train :. 80
scnt with nlisaafd 20 Blair
There niiErard tried 60 get the
armed men 70 return on The train.
but % about % In the crowd nd
t-a-ref n~'y % or 96 taok the
train. Lynch teailfled. Al sharp
ies he said Bllazsrd assisted IN eVi-
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-25
|, RAILROAD
RATE HOLIDAY
|. IS PROPOSED
Eeturn to Old Compet-
tive Basis Gains
Favor

Nv May Dec
Patton Of railroad rate holiday
ring which railroads cou,d maze
|rir own rates without govern
<.nt restriciion--wa suggested to-
|y at the treasury as possible So
ion Of the nations tran-purta-
~ problems.
|fho belief was expressed that II
'iolidhy Of government rate r.gu-
ion OF five years or more were
Shared. the railroads could iiS
~ rates to meet the varying con
tons In tho different sections Of
country somewhat on n basis
what the traffic wou,u pear
IL better railroad service aud
|eatly improved industrial and
numerical conditions would arise.
|secretary Mellon was represented
fayoring the removal ~ rate re-
iciions from the railroads anu q
urn 10 the Old competitive basis
ben. he was understood to be-
be. the country had the cheapest
~ best transportation facilities In
4 history.
rhe suggestion advanced AZ the
|3a~ury was made merely as one
the possible solutions OF the ma .
nal transportation problem. but
Il taken as rigniflcant In view Of
n known Intention of President
|srding to recommend changes IN
n transportation act some time
|hf winter.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-25
MINING Man IS ACCUSED OF KILLING PARTNER
Negro Who Escaped Mob
Prays in Jail for Men
Who Tried to Lynch Him

MACON. Ga. May 2b-Jim
benson. negro. prayed unusually
long In Blbb county jail last niRht
before he threw himself upon his
hunk for his first real sleep this
week. lie prayed for the members
OF tho mob that broke into the jail
at Iwrinton. Tuesday. dragged = IN
out aud attempted to lynch him
and prayed for his ultimate re-
lease
benson IL under sentence to
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-25

your craw 10 make good the chal-
lenss,' Mr Herrick added, why
you Just moaey around % my Of
flee and we viii go TO the war de-
partment together
dropping into his own home
made poetry. Herrick gave this.
II whe.i We fiy away on high.
We both should fall to ground
ana die:
Then any one who wants 20 cry.
Must rub an onion in his eye "
AdNi-inE his challenger furt her
TO take out some lie Insurance.
lierrich said he had none. adding
Personally I don't have 20. as
! am not leaving any dependents
behind For ! have neither father
nor muihcrs sister nor brother.
uncle or aunt, nephew or niece.
nor cousin even in the forty-third
degree life To me j. not sweet
aud ! don't care two whnops in
G"henEa " you 40 up couple of
miles and stand her on her nose
and let her hit"
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-25
3 MEN KILLED
IN TARGET PRACTICE

FAYETTEsVii.LE. \ G.. May
ga Three enlitscd men were killed
and three men and one officer
were wounded today when q pro.
leciiie struck tree aud exploded
prcmaiurely during target prac-
ticc ON the Camp Bragg range.
captain NJ. A. Dawson OF Battery
T.. t1fth field ARTILLERY. was the
officer wounded Al the victims
were members Of Battery y. FINN
artillery
Further than TO say that three
enlisted men were killed and Cap
tain Dawson injured. hcadquarters
al Camp BraEg declined 20 make
ans statemeut In the absence OF
General Bowioy. commandment. VIII,
rushed 60 the scene Of the Rcci.
dent. The names ~ the enlisted
men were not gi, en- out
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-25

Marrying Pastor
Is Exonerated

DIES MONIES. d.. May aa-,r,,a
Rev br. Joan Acssimoyle wa
guilty Of no offehae nrninat me
church when hr married COO
couples IN a year aud gave hls
town Elkson. Md. the name II ~.
Sres=s Green of the Fast. wn~
the hnding u the iudiaial na.n-
mission % ths rfnsbytefinn r1.u4rh
IN the tnifed States af Am4tI..s'
winch whItewaabea NcEla.nxIn
but sustained the act of The nra--
hytery Of New Castle alneafrfar ~
PASTORAL relations with HE ,.hurrn
hoet - the marrieges psrforn,@I
~ hrEimuyie Joined ai.ldl<r.
many of theln from c'nmp fleaa.
Nd, IN wedl0ch with yosne eor.aa
% The tNlilmore district McIti'
noyie btenme one ~ tn4 ..--f
known marrying rafnona' 6n ~.
Aiiantlc EcnhuFd a. the afnnt.,.e-
o. the presbgterr ~ Kew Ca1,lS.
The commission. which ~ ll.a
supreme court q the pfeas, {fn<.s.. :.
ehArch. upheld the action 81 ~
pretbytefy for the eood ~ 1x5..
territory. hnt sa1e4 thai aeI.,.
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