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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-14
MRS. OBENCHAIN'
WIRES TO BURCH
SHOWN IN COURT
80 Messages Exchang-
ed Previous to Kill
ing of Kennedy

Los ANGELES. Fob IA re
sumption ut the trial OF Mra
MHdalyuuc OhrnchaIu. churs 20
with murder. was delayed today
because OF the temporary misulao, -
uicnt of "a needed court record
" hen % was finally resumrd after
% recess from last Friday IN" fr-t
witness was william Luukhuu.
commercial agent tor the Western
Union Telegraph company here
vino began 20 ideuuy thirty ul
more telcFrams. inter, hanged be-
tween Mrr UhenChuin and her COO
defendant wuvn sno was lu los
Angeles and LurCh wns lu Chicagu
last Hummcr
Thcsv telegriiths were not being
read IN evidence as they wcf'
offered h'l were being marked foi
Identification over the objections
of counsel for the defendant
Mrs Ohrnchain who has been
uermittsd To enter the court room
before the sessions were called and
who has been greeted und Kissed
there daily hy a bevy OF feminine
friends, was held ON Tho hridg,
Of sighs' connecting the jail and
the court room until time fur vouil
To convene today This was pur'
suhnt to orders OF Judge sidney IS
ttouVe.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-14
WHEAT SCARS
ON CHICAGO
EXCHANGE
July Reaches Highest
Level This
Season

CHuCAGO. Feb H. Wheat
prices jumped a. muck NJ GA
cents o. huahel today at the OPEN
ing Of the board OF trade The
reason was a sensational advance
In Liverpool and other foreign
market ccntcrs while United states
exchanges were closed during
yesterday p holiday Muy delivery,
the most active trading option here,
opened at Si.37 20 sI3sh az
against tl.33 20 y83k at tIe
finish on saturday.
Dealings In Chicago took on
large proportions as soon as the
man kct opened The prevailing
view seemed TO be- chat tho extra
ordinary rice was largely due Co
more general realization of the fact
that the world is confronted hy
rWulI supplies of whvHf, aad that
hope for relief by early shipments
ot new winter wheat from the
United States might prove faligCi-
Gus owing Co the poor crop out
luok
Spectators who had sold wheat
uu tu" assumption that a normal
yield uf winter wheat iu this coun-
try was Co o., expected found thrn-
-.lNr- tins morning 300 un uncoin-
fpriabl. position and 10 was their
efforts Co ,,trI,Atr themselves
without further Ius.,4 that has
much 20 do with forcing prices
here sharply upward When de-
mund from thi. source had br.n
partly HatIsfsu. tna mHrk,t re4clct
some what
t.t,ll as was the soaring OF
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-14

Alaska he said. until existing laws
have been modified. Govern
m"ut owned uCnvs In th" tcisi-
tory, he added. had been rppot ed
To mis- ofilcc IS Eu.orument dgu a,-
a. almost hnltIps.
Exclusive ut Alaska. Secretary
FHll estimated the govern n,. at
owned iund in coal oil and other
mineral deposits not yet granted
away To- he worth ft5O,O0O 600 900.
With sixty years I'm which tu do
Ntlup thcHo resources. he pr0phr-
sled the sum would Doe added TO
the taxable wealth of the nation
ana royalties ON the whole would
produce Twelve billion Ia rentals
~ every irrigation prC5pc, uuw
proposed were completed. hc said.
and % was proposed To- give the
cN-s"rvIco men forty acres each.
th"r" would De- sufficient public
land Tor only ten Thousand vote
rams. The truth i- W. haven Q
enough land, and We re holding
out uIc hope ct land Co them
Mrs M"diil McIorntck, dtugh
ter uf IA" late Mark Hanna. an
formed the audience. consisting
mostly of men big in national pol
itlcs, that women hed more laga-
city and organizing ability Than
they We're credited with.
For one thing she said. wo-
mon have learned that "a whole
state olu Doe cauyusacd and urgun-
lz,d ''r sum which the mon or
llnHriN spend iu 81 single election
district
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-14
WOMAN KILLED
IN AUTO WRECK.
MAN IS HELD
Denver Salesman Is
Charged With Drunk
eness, Reckless Duv-
ing.

DENVER F,N Ig Following
an automobile accident uu The
GpIlrn road early tniH morning
which ra4ulf,i Boo fho death of
Isabel fIari.uenn Denver beauty
and dIturrDn. n . tStwptrr. head
uf N motor saIoH company wa-
placed fn nII nu t rhur-, ut
druukonrasa and reckless drIvIug
According fu hrWUfrrH story.
fui after hIs arrest the couple
wore returning fo Denver early
thIa utsrrIrg aui NN-- Hartear-G
W. driving ln attempting go
avoid hitting another car which
WHr sndol Hnr.nE fu pass. the
k,muftr car was sWsiye1 sharply
o.rrfuruur into O. ditch that
rartupl. tho roadway. The cat
was completely wrecked
Pressing motorists vNfrlcatrd tht
couple uu1 removed Miss Harteu'
SOON 90. fU. county husu.ful. where
She d.,l ON the operating table.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-14
KENYON OFFERS
BILL FOR COAL
MINING BOARD
Senator Would Create
Tribunal to Settle
Disputes.

Wh.IuE TlN. r.b II r.f.t.
..t...... .. .-....,
'''''
'''' OF laws ttr regulation oi ga"
1l Iudu ry wa~ prupu. cd In q
Hlll introduced vs. senator keny On.
.rpuuIvuu. Iowa. cha rmAu Of the
rint" labor committee which in
c.tiEntod N" recent West Nlr-
-lult coal field disorders
The bil follows th' line ~ Mr.
Nouyln.. recent rrpar' on the N,st
'f- MIA situation and probably
S,lI hr his lnsf before he trtIrss
GOO Eu ON the federal bench %
VIII GREAT" national coal mining
BOARD and provide statutory
.iEhts fur both labor and capital
.u the o.al industry p.ur,vs uf
Do, board would lu enforced by
public opinion and their violation
not mut' punishable.
The board would hs composed
r uluD mcwb'r-. three each rep
rvteu'lng the rwpluycs. employer
md the public. An would be- ap.
Nuintrl ly the president. subject
.u senate approval The labor
board would Doe selected from HN
names presented Dy fhc lult,d
Nino Workers ~ America Elm.
plnyerS nominations would be-
made hy the Nttiuual Coal as-o-
clutlon and the Anthracite Opcr-
atcr~ association
Under the hlll employers and
employee would Dee required t0
make every possible offor' TO settle
t-putcs between themselves. bat
.n event uf failure would be- re-
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-14
WESTERN LAND OPERATORS
OFFICES ARE RAlDED; NEW
$l,500,00O SWINDlE ALLEGED

hay, invested $1,000 in Harrington
notes. heard of th" meeting. walk
ei info Tine room. fired several
.hot- into the ceiling snd departed
with $1,000 boz cash.
Luke Eyruo. 500 70 week presi.
dent 90 the s.. 100000 concern aud
Thomas Moran. s,cr,mry met
Harrington ut % dinner, they said
and later W-r, given positions.
we never knew much about
the business. byru. said 'All We
aid vas tu hvp the houkr ana write
letters al Harrington direction.
AL the money was taken in bl
hIm and deposited ny him
Promised 100 per Cent Returns.
n. T.. M.Hf. arrested in Denver.
Colorado. In correction with the
Western Land Operators com
pauy Investigation. Boz said 90 have
started his venture here last
August 70 the investor he hrid
forth an uttractlv, proposition
which would yield roo per cent lu
-iR months they said. ils regular
Interest was 40 per cent monthly
ON 500.
Prospects were told that ia,
somnauy owned thousands of acres
OF land in Montana aud colorado
$50 particular piece ~ property
w8a -pHclt.l u- security
Investors 900 September they
EaId made 900 per cent the frst
month Buyers uf 81 600 gold
bonds Boo tH, t.l wore given $4,000
100 bonds u b..rwh'r Checks Toe
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-14
Reported Bryan
Will Run for Senate
From Florida

MIAMI, Fla. Feb. a. Wiih.u
Jennings bryan, who tor some
lmr uas mauy hi. home uud i'-Il
,e.ldyutt here" wds ultut tua.s
wuru questioned Joe regard 'u o.
r,currins report that d, Wuu'd Ht
"a candidate this year Tor thr rl"r-
uon tu the utcd Stnt's r,nH.v
from FLORIDA.
When asked Co confirm or d'Hy
be report hy said he WOULD issue
o. statement soon The term ~
senator l'nrk Trammvl VIII rN-
plrc March 3. 1898 and it l- UNDER
,,.ru nv vii seek Tv-numinHi i.'n
uud election to succeed hIms' lt-
Uls present term -s ai4 ;.gs go is'
.fUUr,.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-14
Oregon Going
To Vera Cruz

MEXICO CITY. Fcb IL IBy
the Associated Frossl .--p President
nhresuu plans 90 leave today for
1aluua. capital of the state of
Vera Cruz. whore ne will spend "a
week while convaleYcinE from his
cold later he will proceed to
the port of Vera Cruz 20 spend
several days.
The president is reported as
feeling better.
ia his absence from the city tho
coremoui's 20 swearing in Miguel
Aiossiu Hohios aad General Ser
rano az fecretary of commerce.
Industry aud labor and secretary
of war. reapcc' lveiy have hern
stponod from Wednesday until
next week.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-14
Uruguay to Pay
Honor Tomorrow
To Shackleton

MpNTEVIpEO. Feb Il. .Uy
Associated pressl MiutBr, ma.
val aud state honurs viii hs rem
drred hY Tho truguaNuu b. .ytrn-
mrnt tomorrow tu sir Ernest
HhaCklot when his body i4 put
on fhe British steamship Wood
vile. which will convey u back
tD south Georgin island fnr burial
AFTER s.rkicea go tho English
church tho coffin viii bo placed
ON KUN carriage ana conveyed
Co "a pier with an escort of troops
ana followed ty Is procession uf
Brfish orran'TnsIuns and repre-
scntntIyes uf tho general public
rh. cruiser ttuEuHy viii escort
the Mnndvilie to =as and frD n
farewell salute.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-14

CHICAGO Feb i3 Invest ga
tiou of the DEALINGS of the Western
Land Operators aasuymnou. tho
third concern rml,I ny uuthur.-
ties within three days aud to-
rIar.d tu hu,, sNIudlyI foreign
born citizens ut moro than 81
Boo. 900. wtu under way here tuuuJ
iy government agents
Within three days alleged swim
dies tutHlung approximately So
100000. according tu Duu-'rNu.N'
estimates by uutcer= were dc
closed with the arrest saturday ut
Raymond j. bisthuu ANA the ar
rests yesterday uI three employ ss
ct 10, Western Land uprruturs
ussoc.atI1n aud three employee ut
the American NOvuDuule COM
pans
Leslie Harrington. rald ~ police
90 hv the moving rp.rt 300 lh' ti-
fairs of the American Nusl,uut"
company and Charles lruich Iud
charles Phillips, general manager
aud president ut tho Western i-a' 81
Operators company are h'tns
sought by tho police.
The raid on the offices ut th'
Western Land Operators company
was made last night DO tha rvqu' 20
OF 500 creditors just uH 'h'
police hrueNvd thes bod r-tAhH 100
id "a connection between tn- worn
inr of liisohuu and Harrington. r'
haN. they come tu The belief int
fhr Western Land Operator COM
nrnv vas connected with fh, uinDi
Two aud that the three w'r. upDI
HtIus huge swiudie- Jointly. lh'
iny,stieuturs Indicated today th"'
fH. total lussss To- tho families Wh,
Invested their savings Boo the com
pauIrs may run much higher than
the figure now set.
Harrington Ilc.'-,
Harrington. the police said, FLED
the city yesterday. 90 short um'
before uls establishment va.
ratd.d Tho employee of his con.
Germ ul-O uf. ml-siuE
an, raIIS and arrests follow i
. The hearing uf Eschlu before
. IuIr. Lands yesterday and Dol
which I hon admitted knowing
Harrington ana said Dor, had inan'
.5 Harrington money un several
U.Jl-tuua.
Harrington rise bon hlsh tnan.
,e- wH- even more rapid than th1l
of IIr. huU thv government in'
/ yr-fEaturs said Starting when h'
] was practically penniicss accord
.ul Iu jNp irEpFflF1fura Hud upon
the 4rrr,sUur of Peter IIIN.Ns Hu.
John uDudua former agents Y|
. UIs.hHW hv obtained desk room 10
IN, office OFF Hu attorney NIi Do"
. H...... H..... ...s. .r. DO. .UH.H f.r.|.I.H H|.uI
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-14
Judge Resigns
AS Requested

OKMVLGEE. okla. Fch ii
Judge VI r. Christopher ~ me
tkmulgee county superior court
"nv mailed his resignation to q j.
Dick, chairman Of tho rIuten4
.nn tnittoe, which condrmuci hiH
action last Thursday ln dissolYing
the superior court grand jury here
in ~ midst uf its Inquiry into me
dcfunct Bank Of Cummrrce 90
i'kmulgoe. according to tolr-
gram received by Mr.. Dick
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-14
FINNISH MINISTER
IS ASSASSINATEO
Shot Down in Front of
His Residence at
Helsingfors

HlsistNCFuRs. FINLAND Fob
II tBy the Associated I're-l -
NJ illtHyuor. Finnish minister uf
the interior. was shot three times
with revolver ts hU was ailghtlu.i
from his mot, car outside his
residence here TODAY ils dlcd
while being taken tp u hospital
The alleged assassin. ErnH Tan
derf"h was arrested The uu-
thoritrH declare he b. dpmented.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-14
Woman Bandit
Is Captured in
Chicago Store

CHICAGO. Feb - tn, bandit
career ~ IVA Daley. % }rIra Ola.
was ended hast uiEht when .n" 'n-
tcrri grocery store and attempt -
cd tu hoid up 'he propr'."I H'-
cording Co. the police The 1rnrrr
grabbed her gun ana held trr uh-
Ui % customer cnllsd the police
Police believe she is the F.rI VINO
has been leading band ut robe
beers for several days.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-14
IIOUU II Up 65c
~ MINNENPoI II

MINNEApDlls fcu. - tl"Hr
advanced b. cents O. barre. ai uH'
uf the largest mill. here to-day tr
10 result ~ th, strong wheat u.r.
kct igangc OF prices today I'f
family patent grades wus s pom
500 % barrel sold iu carload iut..
The minimum quotation THE F't.
was St75 "a barrel boa 'I,.'
January Z
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-14

Jared last niSht az the seth annual
Lincoln bay dinner of the Nu-
,uhal Republican club
speaking ON the question. Can
DEE country ray a bonus Sccre-
any Fan answered unuualifiydN
tie affirmative, pointing out
hat bonus had been paIa both
aftcr the revolutionary and yivll
wars lie also advocated the de-
Nclnpmcnt of Alaska as "a mcuns
pf providing fitting omployin.nt
ur war veterans, declaring that
ne revolt ttionnry Veterans had set
pre- "dtul Boo tn" Development of
%" northwest territory ANA ,hr
fNl war soldiers had pioneered
he grtnt west
t.auItHI cannot Ip Irfrl,t.l fp
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-14
Pump Station
Burns Mora County
Jail Is Saved

EAST LIS VEGAS Feh a.
Firo of unknown origin destroyed
"a pump station sdiolning the Jail
at Mora inH night The blaze was
kept from spreading 10 the county
buildings By she efforts ~ q huckti
brigade Calls cn ias Vegas Tor
fire nghtiur equipment last night
gave rise 60 the rufnor that the
fail aud Counfv buildings st Mora
hea burned down,
The loss n 5000
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-14

0TW NVNN- BOO 1T IumI
minra g. Chesncy electr. cal en-.
3 neer ot piitsfield Mass. win re-.
ceiyc tho 1881 Edison medal 1T
the tenth mid winter contention
~ the American Institute OF Elec.
trlcal Enginer on Thuradny y
evening The award was made
f1r early developments IN alter
MATING current trangmlsslon
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-14
Mabel Normand
And Miss Minter
Pictures Barred

LYNN. Mass. Feb. - Local
motion picture theatcrs have dis
continued showing pictures show
ing Mary Miles Minter and Mabel
Normand, whose nnmcs have tccn
mentioned ln connection with the
staying ~ William Desmond Tay-
lor. moiion picture director. nt
g.os Angeles. The action was taken
ht the reques; of the city's beard
Of censcra.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-14
TpOOIsS NItIlIlE HOME

NEW YORK, Feb. if-Ths
United States army transport Can,
tigny arrived from Antwerp ioda,
with l0be troops from the are Of
occupation in Germany and ~
bodies of 250 war heroes, brr-hl
here from cemeteries in France foi
reburl0l
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-14

I Nimum velocity OF wind
|inlleA per hour, rs; prevailing
h frrectlon. south character Of
Il he day. partly cloudy.
State Weather.
New Mexico Generaily fair
N Might ana Wednesday. not
|nuch change In temperature.
n Ar zona Fair tonight nnd
cooler tonight
Tnorih central portion.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-14
Bandits kidnap
Cashier After
Robbing Bank

FAWHlskA. Okla Feb Ia
Two nnmaskod men this afternoon
robbed the American National bank
here ~ about 500. locked ihc
cashier and a number Of other
prrsons In the vault aud kidnapped
the assistant cashier.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-14
PRESIDENT
IS AGAINST
TAX BURDEN
FOR BONUS
Also Doubts Widsom
I of Bonds to Pay
Soldiers


WAHtliNiIpN, Feh - Tres
<id,nt nnrdinF is unaitoranly op-
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''N' lhN"H 'nkk i"d q" 'lhhl'' 'i'
4-nid4cr bonus ur to- the return t.
faN-S which have been repealed
'" '''''-'''' '''"' ''
~" Nhli' li"H''
u rlan wu- Indicated that the
t.Kreutfvr wis ,rty murr Ia doubt
q, y,..,t1 b., ,.....it.... o.. r.t... ti,,.
'l"'i'" SUI" q" i'''''''' '"' '"'''
rhinro ut ia" bonus under an o..
Al up 90 bond. without upprec. ably
4 ta,,-.fr.- tnf,r..t rte. and al,
-.
Y i"s' 'Ns ''' i''''i'''' N"i't"'"l'
.fNh'h b. sought,
4 The president 30 was said. va
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'u7 i.h 'i l"' 'nn'7 NN'r'i''
a. "h'i' S'iN'..l Nihs' GEM "l
tan ""- 'hirklhR that i'p"l', 90
nu'IH 'n ''i''i '-l had INt ne
holt bonus hinti'i w ." ih'
resident
'Noi long ago Hhih '''Ai"i
III uE, the republicans were 10
Xsouuo.ng th" democrats Tor fun.
~ rvlturN Co lr"-idrut wilson. ]
1as charged TINT We Wvi" luhh +.
nmus when th" pr"sidcnt sub.
n .iittvd th" NorH1illc- treaty. w
n tr- NOT rubber NumpH hut h'r"'.
&Aow when ~ are told to s.uui
#t8i until President Harding acts.
IA Washington Puid ilunus.
Statements taat George Wash
ptuU and q neral l.AfuN"ti" I'.
we'd bonuses from cuusr.-svs
IL made in the senate today hN
III natur Watson democrat ui
u eorgla. IN support af the honu.
ri-ituuu siuator War-on re-
5lsd to "a speech made yesterday
II Senator HOUuh. republican. ui
tnho. who commended that the
crnmtut should have first con
D..
.A.nat,r Watson said he dcplorcd
,ffort to tack odium to "a,
sord bonus and added
sNl.hingtun took hls honu,
fpm the French and Indian war
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-14

SEEMS ON
VERGE Of /
CIVIL WAR
Fresh Outbreaks DC
cur; British to Fur
nish Troops

HEIFAsT. Feb - -tBy nd
Associated rressl --Snlpers con
uuued their grim work in the dis
ulrl.l sections ~ Belfast thia
morning and hy midday the deatl
roll since saturday had been In
creased 90 nineteen by the death
of two men wao were victims a
flying bullets in the streets durin3
the noon hour Tac number "a
wounded H the same hour hadl
reached the total Of approximately
ury
Iu ths main thuroughfures OF thel
city business proceeded apparent
ly ua usual. bat iu the storm cen
terH toe ~niplnE was frequent and
dangerous.
Inc Two men killed were al
truchWun who was shot in thel
nurt wlil. driving lorry and
GcurrH Harper aged Is, was hit byl
"A buurf
afternoon. heavy bursts OF fire oc-|
currrd iu the Falls Road district
iNr suuts coming from the unr,i
i-f section ia northumberland
street in the Sim Fcin quarter
Iun men In the latter quarter|
immediately retaiiated ana a fierca
revolver duel continued for "A con
siderable period
Firing m Busy Street.
shots were fired into Royal ave-|
nue.. the main thoroughfare Of Bell
lN-l then crowded with shoppers.
one man was wounded aud an aui-
bulauro was fired upon. Pre-
Iou-iy a. man had been wounded
in lAtuo YORK. street.
-Four of The children wounded In
ysstrriuy bomb attack in Weaver
street died iu the hospital during
were wounded hy the missile. but
Ia were sent hum, after hospital
treatment.
William MarinE A curctakcr uf
brJulc hull in tliuon street. was
shot in the neck today and BE- IN "a
serious conditions
A tluckmHu leading norsa
through Dilff1u street near the
seyne 90 the Wariug shooting was
Htpppel hy man who nred point
blank $40 him wuundlur him IN the
abdomen. ile Dr. Iu % critical con
ditlor.
100. police today were arain
pafrUHIue Tho troubled districts iu
urWursl HVrs
IN, majority o. ths shops alons
North QuHDn street have suspended
business
The cabinet OF northern ireland
presided over hv SIR James crniE
tUIs muru.rg took uu fhc situation
Iu connection with tine KIDNAPPING
from Tyrone and lorWunaKh II
was said cd statement would ha b.
sued durIrE the afternoon
Children Nttnckcd
Martha % ilauriou urrd I g. vhs
was wounded .u fh, nrrk and arn
ur tnr bomb which exploded ir
Weaver street lnrt nirht said al th'
hospital Chic woruInr Chat she ant
H H"u.H .Hrr uf companions were skip
H.rl rope un the sidewalk whei
.I, bomb WAS thrown ninuui
.NUm ono " those wounded WA
.N. |HlInn child 81 SISTER. VIII,
I.rI shortly afterwards
Iu EI#f belfast IL girl WINS street
Do. 1 N.''r which pirrctd hor hu,iy
HhH su"vty ~ Friends iu Holfn-
. Hnn"uu.H1 that they would hold
wHrruE tonight to pray fur peace
The efforts made iu the hauH
HI commons yesterday hN Wiusf oi
f 'hurrhHl tu arrange De- meeting i'e
iwurn Sir James Grain and Mlchne
collins as suggested hy the uro
. N-.onrl government. az, uut ukcl
tContinuci m parv two.i
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-14
EXTEND IMMIGRATION LAW.

WASHiNGTtN. Feb IA till
extending the ne Of three per cent
restrictive Immigration law until
june 20. is2a. WIS ordered re-
ported today hy the house immi-
grafton committee.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-14

Highest tom
uUraturc SIS
lowest fe m
pornture 80;
daily ra n & e.
I e mpcruture.
22i m e. a n
daily temper
nturc 80. re-
lutivc humid
lty d D IA
iS rcia tive
humidity % g.
m a. pre-
Oluitnfton q.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-14
FIGHTING in THE STREETS in BELFAST 10 ARE KILLED
U. S. CAN PAY SOLDIER BONUS
BY LIBERAlIzIMG LAWS IN
ALASKA, FALL DECLARES

NEW WORK, Fob. IA Not
only can the government easily
pay the bonus 10 Americans VIII
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Help! Help!

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room find positiun. hire 4,
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could you gather together an
nudicnfx consisting of all Al
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want, ana have shose who nrr
intric-fed step right out of the
vast cro~d 90 negotiate with
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with Herald Wan, Ads. ThrY
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Enn or mprr people. mostly Nisturs.
,JUU strangers. new arrivals. buy The
= Herald ON the streets every evening.
ih-r ate the people who arr looling Tor
rooms, apartments. honcsI used cars. etc.
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nrVT ,he Auto shew-and h
MEAL profni-sS to he % dandy. u will
A' he heraldcd bs The Herald through
the big annual auto show number next Sui,-
day. February 10. For complete directory
of the Albuquerque automobile industry-orivr
your SUNDAY Herald nlw.