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Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-02-08
GRAFTON NOTES

Grafton, N. D., FEB. Mrs. Janet
Torgerson and sister, Miss Katherine
johnson, entertained at their home
Saturday evening. Four tables OF
bridge were in play and Mrs. j. L.
Cashel, Jr., and Miss Cora Lykken
received favors for, high and low
scores. A color scheme of red ana
white was carried out in vases OF
carnations throughout the rooms anu
in the luncheon service at n con-
clusion of the evening.
Wednesday, February 10, Is n
date set for the presentation of "Tne
Elopement Of Ellen, a home talent
play sponsored and produced by
members of the Grafton high school
alumni association. The perform,
ance will be given in the Strand
theater. starting promptly at s:lo:
Tickets will be placed in the hands OF
the alumni for sale the latter part
Of this week. Miss Myrtle Berg.
George Carruthers and an alumni
orchestra will assist during the even
ing.
Mrs. Eugene Watcher of Bis
marck, is the guest of her sister, MRS.
j. A. Gagnon. Before her marrlas"
last TALL Mrs. Watcher was Miss
Helen Brosnahan, a former resident
of this CITY and a graduate of the
local high school,.
The first issue Of the paper pub
lished by the senior class of the high
school will make its appearance this
week if present. plans are completed.
1t will be a fodr page paper. called
1.-The Maroon and Gold News" and
will contain a summary of the im-
portant school events up to the pres
ent time. Edith Williamson is cdl-
tor-'n-chief and Bruce Murphy, busi,
ness manager, and they are assisted
by a. full staff of special reporters.
Three Kinks of local curriers' went to
Grand Forks Monday evening TO par
ticipate in the bonspiel. The Kinks
are skipped by ]. j. o'Brien, b. A.
Sell and H. M. Hanson.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-02-08
LEGAL NOTICE
STATE OF NORTH DAKOTA.


County of Grand Forks.
In County Court
In the matter OF the estate of Knud
Haahr, deceased:
CITATION
Jim B. Haahr, George 7. Haahr.
Thorval Haahr, Yegge Hsahr.
Meta Anderson, Katie Chris
t~iansen. Mike Haahr, Hans
Haahr. Amer Haahr. Annie
Agnes suvie, Ellen A1eisen,
Karen Haahr,. Ernest Chris
Hansen, Axel Christensen.
Edward Christensen. Dewey
Christiansen, Harold Chris
Jansen. yiego Christensen.
Arthur Christensen, Esther
christensen. Thora Chris
Hansen, Forrest Christensen,
Lizette Christiansep. Erwin
Christiansen, Kermit Chris
Hansen, Hazel Christensen,
4. I. Widlund, special guar
dian. and all other persons
interested in the estate Of de-
ceased.
The State of North Dakota and the said
county court to the above named
respondents. greeting:
You. and each Of you. are hereby cited
the county court Of the county of Grand
Forks in said state. at the Office Of the
county judge Of said county, on the 9th
u6y u MAICH,,. n. ". 1SzI. 1t ~ q CLOCK
A.. NJ. Of that day. then and there to show
IL ans there be. why that certain
instrument in writing filed in this court
purportins to be the Last VIII and
Testament Of the above named deeeAent
should not be admitted to probate az
and for the Last Will and Testament
Of said decedent. and Letters Of Admin
istration with the Will annexed be is
sued to the petitioner herein according
to the prayer Of his petition herein filed.
Personal service OF the above citation
IT least twenty t20) prior to said hear
Hans Haahr, Amer Haahr, Annie
Haahr. Julia christiansen. Agnes suvie.
ElleA Axelsen. Karen Haahr. and "A. /.
Widlund. special guardian, respondents.
Also service by publication in the
Grand Forks Herald once a week., for
three successiye weeks. b last publica-
prior to suck hearing. on all the other
respondents above named.
Dated Grand Forks N. ID. this 9Th
day Of February. Al. u f1t2s.
IL. X .s&5HASSEI4L.
Judge Of the County Court.
EGEoRGE b.. SMITH.
Attorney for. Petitioner.
Grand Forks. MI
Herald Feb. 1-1sIe3.l
EEEA 80 ~ L-N gL-A i've
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-02-08

The prettiest hood is childhood. the
o expensive is w~oufanhood.
Always think twice before %purchas-
ing anything offered at a sacrifice.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-02-08
(By The Associated Press.>

Rome, Feb. 7.-Prolongation of the
lime-now ten days-between the de-
mise of the pope and converting Of the
sacred college for the election Of a
now pope. to a period not yet definite
J decided upon, but which will per-
it not only the United States but
lnada Ind South America to be rep
>aented, is the first question which
Ill be discussed at the first consis-
Y called by Plus XT.
Cardinal Lucon, archbishop of
1.ims, is sponsor for the proposal
at henceforth there shall be no such
appointment as greeted Cardinal
Gonnell upon his arrival here yes
day. .
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-02-08
MIL And Elevator
Commission Wants The
Figures On What Both
Structures Have Cost

3 CONTINUED from Page u
cost OF construction work will be. The
contracts. of course. cannot be
changed.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-02-08
MOTHER GETs WAR INSURANCE.

MOTHER GETS WAR INSURANCE.
Minneapolis, Minn.-Mrs. Jane
Richardson, a gold star mother. will
receive the $4,000 var insurance of
Her son, Ralph Richardson, rather
than his widow. now Mrs. Florence
Peters. according to a decision re-
ceived by William Anderson. assistant
United States district attorney. from
Judge Page Morris. y
Judge Morris decision in what was
regarded as a test case upholds the
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-02-08
POPE Plus N
LAUDS PEOPLE
OF AMERICA
Voices Interest in Arms
Conference While Con-
ferring With O'Connell.
(By The Associated I,rees.>

Rome, e 8.-POpe Plus nj ex-
pressed "unbounded admiration for
the American people" and voiced his
deep interest in the work OF the
Washington conference at his recep-
ton Of Cardinal O'Connell OF Boston
yesterday.
II was happy to see your peace low
ing country take the first step toward
ameiioration. for this monstrous evil
of armament tho pontiff said. Like
my illustrious and lamented predeces-
sor. l have unbounded admiration for
the energy and charity and the great
heart of your people,"
Then laying his nand on the Amer1-
can cardinals shoulder he added
slowly: You Americans are young in
years but old in wisdom, worldly
prudence and foresight. Your innate
qualities of fairness, justice and
peace, your great moral and spiritual
stability and your infinite riches make
YOU the hope and anchOr-sheet of the
world"
TIE pope expressed his profound
disappointment that America had not
been represented at the %conclave
which elected him.
Muc:4 Like an American.
Carolina; O'Connell ,old the CORE
spondent that the holy father was
much like an American. Availability,
modesty n sweetness of Il
were his dominant traits, and his
was most democratic. The
cardinal added:
"He is d man of the common pco-
pie and has all the human qualities
which made the world owe Plus X.
lie has a cultivated mind and an alert
manner, a discerning judgment. He
has spent his life with books, IA
librarian at Milan and the Vatican,
is a very close student Of nature and
an indefatigable worker"
Discussing the probable policy Of
the new pontin regarding relations
between the church and state the
cardinal said that the whole world
could be sure he would follow u
course OF p%acifcation and concilia-
ton.
Cardinal Vannutclli. dean of the
sacred college and many of the other
cardinals expressed their regrets and
disappointment that Cardinal O'Con-
nell had not arrived in time.
In speak;nf OfNthis Cardinal O'Con-
nell said: ,
II am much touched by all these
expressions of regret and apology.
hut Of purse they do not lessen the
lamentable fact that I was not here"
(By The Associated Press.l
49,
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-02-08

County of Grand Forks.
In County Court
In the matter OF the estate Of Knud
Haahr, deceased:
CITATION
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-23

hon SALE on TRADE ~fhofoughiy
Bndern six room bungalow In An
lard VIII take good lots or good
Ipsr phan eOa0-M.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-23
AT THE
THEATRES

AZ"
"Fifst Families ~ Amcricn "a
Burton Holmes picture % New
Mexico Pueblo Indians. lr nnil Of
local color Mnny 90 che fncH
~ Die picture noe near albuqucr-
cue M lsio'l. and OF The indian
nrh1ul htrr "Tho ShEIE." O. pie
iuro uf tns Arabian dessert. o. tho
feature picture
Lyric.
THE Song ~ tifr" q FIra' Ma
tiuHEt produc ION shows for tho
iasf Imr today The picture has
% sf-nuE east well fitted Tor the
pass IN the cramn. The First
Man .. rho NOM is the comedy
at.rgrtion
pustinfS.
Perjury ls n strong picture OF
tho law and fhc way ~ sometimes
works William Farnum 10 tho
lending role. i5 equal Go the In
tcn.s situations. The Book Agent
U sunshine comedy.
ideal
"IIfflc Cafe" is % plrJTp Of The
r1g Nfe ~ p0ris full of FUN aricy
huI con- tho whole Wholesome
Mos faucor carries Hvgv the lead
.nr rllo ln On clrId 10 triumph.
and his supporting east b. not far
h'hiud
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-23
Farmers Earnings
in 1920 Lowest in
Last Ten Yea

NEW YORK. Feb s3-Tl
American farmc-. who rose Ia
prcccdontod heights OF prospcrl
iu 1915 and 1913. earned less
1920 than he has earned In n
year OF the last ten. Il his incot
o. rcckoncd Ia dollars having
same purchasing power as
1913 according Ca estimates md
public today hy the national
re.u Of economic research.
%hcckuncd m actual dollara I'd
To him In 1899, the farmers
uomc AZ shown by the repod
WIS loss Than iu the three prl
vluuS years but wus greater tha
in the sever years from 1919
1919 inclusive
The figures taken from "a a.
tailed report 90 an cxhhuativ
nationwide survey. showed tn
the country $3.50. 600 farmers
1890. earned approximately s.
200 coo OOO-a drop OF s. Gb0.000
600 from htcir income FOR the yes
before
Tho farmers who rcproael
about lf per cent OF the guinful
employed. have received durif
tlie past decade o. share in a
total national income varying D.
tween i-a per cent 10 1871 az
ia m 1917 and i9lS. until l02
when DO dropped 60 1903 per Ger
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-23
Night News
Summary

Washington - Appointment OF
fnur republicans ana no democrats
aa members NJ allied debt funding
comm rIun nrirg- profess from
d,uiHUu IN senate.
Chicago Officers ui Miners
ana Major Railway union adopt
cd alliance agreement declaring
CLOSER cooperation 81 cur forces
which viii operate TO more cffoo-
lively protect To-, ln'ttos 90
wlrEors engaged Boz mining and
riusportatlon.
Itumr - D~lrr1iutIun Of uafNu-
ment again looms us result. 90 last
min a.'ru.uts 81 Slguur Giollttl
Orlando and De Nicoin GO furm
min .frv 200 lake place Of that OF
H00lui resigned
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-23
Soldier Bonus
Question Goes
Over for a Day

NASHINGTON. Feb e3-Tha
soldier bonus question was aiiowo
GO simmer today. the special com,
mittrt DEALING with the guoFtlod
uf ways OF raising und= dcfrrrinq
further SESSIONS untf tomorrow,
There was no indication when 4
decision would Doe reached I'D
Hulle committeeman said the b
probably would not ho reported
cui of the committee thiH week 4
next
Therc stiil seemed 60 be- N di1
position 90 make haste slowij
Meantime 10 was said that tharI
was a. eruwinE sentiment auonl
house momhors SO postpone nctiol
until after the irht refunding "a
FutiHtous between the initeI
slHtcs and the principal allied "a
uouH are put under way
Al this time sentiment In n
special committee eecms 10 be n
reporting out a hill carrying n mad
uiaCturcrs and wholesuiorH I'd
similar 10 that In force in CanadI
hut with lower rates
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-23

TsED CARs bought sold and tfAded
terms n desired Mslntorh Auto Co i.
l1l VI. Copper. Phone 500.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-23
PAY SLASH FOR
RAILWAY OILERS
AND F|RtMEN
Ten-I1our Day Virtual
ly Restored by Labor (
Board Ruling

CHICAGO. Feb 23-Anothd
pay slash. this time hitting 1000
stationary uremcn and oilers, vi
mnde by the United States raiiroa
labor board today. when II n
nounced rules effective March
eliminating extra pay until aftI
the tenth hour and setting up
split trick" % eight hours viii
In q spread Of twelve without 4
overtime pay
Following several other der1
ions virtually restoring the
hour day for railroad workers,
board today authorized the rod
Co pay only pru-rnta wages hftE
the Ifrular eight hours which II
board retained in principle as Cd
shutting "a days work. Tina II
one half will be- paid ufiar n
hours. In the case % the III
trick straight zine viii be pnld II
the first ten hours work. whethl
inciudcd In the twelve hour Eprcl
ur not and time and half N
Do given thereafter Formerly n
nrcmcn and oilers. an of whI
work around railroad shops, VIC
paid time and one half after eigl
hours
sundays and holidays viii 4
laid Tor nt the uro-rnia rate, /
minimum OF three hours pay bed
made FOR two hours work or II
Monthly rated employees NttgI
10 be adjusted 60 eliminate Il
old time and onn half ~provisio3
Ten rules regarding disciple
grievances. discrimination Rgaii
committeeman and similar md
ters were remanded To the n
pleyoH and the roads .or furth|
negotiation The boards new II
cs supplaut the national made I'D
INK federal control which N
been In effect since January
NumN
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-23
FOR sALE-Misoellancous

IXApHoNE@ AEp HoRNs-ser and
usel-Enis Phone 500 ,
)h /SALt-Gfape eutungs hiacl hei.
~ White Nsrdrit linfaudei. CataN.
Nd Concofds Phone %
IOlDEN PURITY BUTTER" fresh
creamery dnily Alamosa Cream
! Go.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-23

CHICAGO. Feb 22-Althouru
wheat showed s-ettusts in prices at
the opening today the market
soon rallied and scored "a HEb-
atantinl advance The initial de-
precision was due Co rains IN the
portion OF the winter fr1p terri
tory whore drought has hrvr long
continued Active Nuy|u- set ln.
however. on the decline ami win
quotations ut liverpool and lHe.
nos Aires displaying comparative
strength an uuturu in .llu,. hHI.
was quickly brought aboJJ |ue
opening which varied from 90
3 cents lower with Mas 81 - %
S1.t2a and July 1s3isto letl
was followed los q rise On Well
above Tuosday's finish
Corn asceuded to % Jew hfsh
record for the crop Indications
wors said TO point 90 70 material
decrease boz tho arrival d, cr'n
hcrc. After opening - Of 60 ~
cents up May % To IS ccut-
the market took "a general up
ward swing
oats went higher with corn.
starting a. cent lower to \ cent
gain, May A1h to 4iA cents ami
then rising all round
Despite a h%esitatinF tart. pro
Visions advanced in response Ca
the action Of grain and hogs
subsequently persistent selling
on the part Of commission houses
led 20 renewed weakness In wheat
which was stan more pr lcss PRIV
vaicut az tho finish
Kcccsslnna In corn took place
later when wheat turned weak
The close was nervous AT y 10 ~
ni cents net gain with May O.
20 67is % a cents
Close
wheat May fi4i July I2tA
Corn May sc. July sNAc
Oais-May i2c. July iahc.
Pork May $40 IS.
Lad MAY fi1.72. July tilse
HHA-May Sit27 July ti11o
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-23

IDk SAlsE- small modern house well
located. Priced now for quick sale.
erms car be arranged. Boa 80. care
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-23
2 Alarms Answered
BY Firemen; Garage
And 2 Gers Burned

Tho fire department responded
TO 'wp alarms yesterday The first
in at i.a5 o'clock. when "a
shed owned By Mr.. .O'nannDn, at
tii5 Pnrclur road. caught fire.
Tho department arrived In t!mo
20 prevent serious damage how
over. The fire Is thought 20 have
started from clgarct oH. as II D.
Fnid boys wern smoking IN the
sh"i hcfg the fire
The second alarm was az go
O'Clock lHFf night. when two autos
md fhc euraEo ~ Ir y l.. Schnci-
det, POS North High rect. caught
fire The fire. ls thought 20 have
started from 70 short circuit In the
wiring ~ unc Of The cars Tho
garage and Two cars were badly
dntuaEed 4 gasoline tank In the
garage caught fire. causing % TO
blaze brilliantly hrfuro the fire
mon were notified
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-23

bulls se.5O@3pO; stockcrs and
fesders s.. 90 G7O9.
Hog receipts 2700. i0c higher
TOP SO 25. bulk ss.G5 $1,000.
Sheep receipts 5000, i5a2tc
lower. Lambs si2.S5m15.0o
owes s7.bONsoo; feeder lambs
$500 Wt4oo.
CHICAGO. Feb % Cattle rc-
cciptH 10000. beef s.pcra slow
steady 10 weak early top 1855
TAT cows and heifcrs strong. veal
calves and bulls strong 60 90 cents
higher. Gamers. cutters. stockors
ana feeders steady. bulk Fat she
stock S4.bOM 500. bulk butcher
bulls t45Om $50; bulk boiognuS
S425.
Hog receipts $1,000. active. 10
20 zoe higher than ~ycFterduy's ay-
oracc mostly 70 90 zoe higher. top
Si0.7t for 10 TO $50 pound yer
age. bulk s1O20m 1895: pigs
strong. "a 20 cents hiRhe-. bulk
desirable roo TO 80 FOUNDER
around $1,000: some rhnlcc strong
weights up 10 80 26T1Of0.
Sheep receipts 5000. ut and
feeders lambs steady with Fsafer-
days best time. fat shcep 20 fa
90 cents higher. fHt lambs TON
tlh.ib early. some held higher.
strong weight y,nriurs 1890.
ng"d wcihcrs 81 a.. two year uIda
si1 90; top "a ewes SO nO. Nts
ada sheuring lambs tif30.
KANSAS CITY F.b 90 Cattle
rccipts $500 an killing classes no-
tive hccN st"urs strong 90 90 ceufs
higher several loads medium
weights SS25. other medium 90
good iots 81 0OWS.15: she stock
strong 90 % cents higher. choice
cows S5.b5Ht.T5. other trades
mostly Sftou boo hcIfcrz largely
S. 90 $50. calves steady rn
strong ton yculyrs $1,000. bulk
around $1,000. other cits.cs gen
Draliy steady. good bulls $4,000
$50; bulk 70 So LOO. ruttcrs
largely 1900. siockcrs and feed
crs 81 90 n 200.
Hogs receipts 5000. opcn 10 to 10
cent? higher closed active mostl,
20 cents higher host no to 10a
pounnd weights to shippers AMI
packers $40 $50 30. 200 To- ESQ
Founders sin.l5es 90 &c: choi~r
$40 FOUNDERS Sass bulk tg7bG.
% do pucalur -owa g. 90 s 90.
Tat pigs nap 20 50 SO.
Sheep receipts 1000 sheen and
feeding lambs steady; early salcs
lambs uh1ut steady with yestcr.
d1y close. medium 90 Foci lott
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-23
SOC, 900 Ship
Engineers to Be
Loo e d Gu

LONDON. Feb. ss-The ema
tioycrs federation has given no-
thee "a the Amalgmated Engineers
ing Union thai "a lock out viii bc.
put tn effect after March N. This
action follows n dispute over the
principle Of freedom 81 manage
mont ans the question ~ over
time.
Between forty and nfty pef ceni
OF the workmsn employed in the
country engineering ahips or
about 500, OoO viii be affected Tho
ship-buildng trades will remain
al work.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-23
Hold Up Store as
Policeman Stands
In Front Of II

Los ANGELES. Fch sa.-Two
hoidup men Observed a policeman
atnnding Ia front OF the store ~
Harry " Weber IN the Holly wood
district and after they had enfer~
81 ana displayed fheif pistols they
uuistely requested Weber not 10
hold ua ms had but TO keep them
az his Sides Then they toak SfE
from The an and escaped An an
automobile,
Neither the policeman nof q
customer Ia a telephone hooth IN
The store hurw Of thu robherr
Until wever told lhvm
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-23

s5. O0O-i-robm brick. modern.
sleeping porch. completely fur
nished. including electric washer:
double garage; highlands. near
Central Ave.
s3.S5O-f-room white stucco bun-
cnlow. oak floors. hrilt-in fca-
lures. garage; fourth ward.
81. S10-o room adobe and brick. pehhie.
dash dwc.linF fine location boz iligh.
lauds close In lot inuNl42
EI000-b. room adobe white stueea hun.
rslow mndrrui good outbuildings y.
Thirteenth ~
A. FLEISCHER. Rcaltor
Loans. Fire Insurance. Automobile Ia
.urnnre nnd all other llnos ~ Insurance
surety Blonde.
Phone GA III South Fourth 81.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-23
cnARIps G zArr a co.

We buy cell exchange tent real -
tate, large tr small, in en- parts Of Al
huuusrqus II b. our rim ~ commune
ihe ernWth ~ cur hIsiasss by service
and the most uprght dealings" Uni.
teffl'y Heights lots are n good inNrat
ment and savings accunut 30 per
month viii ref yuu one. Come In or
rhura anuut them now We arr general
agents.
Phone go Eeronh md Gold Ave
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-23
TEX RICHARD
AGAIN INDICTED

NEW YORK. Feb 9a.=Tex
RIckard. boxing promoter. today
was Indicted twice rs a supreme
cont grand Jury On charges Of
aldtc, iug Anna iipss and Nclir
Gnako young school girls. and his
bail was raised from fin.onO 70
f2f. 900 The lower amount was
fixed a fow days E when Richard
WINS charged with criminal assault
unun fwo other girls. both i5
years old
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-23

NEW YORK Feh e3-Cnu
money strong high @ low o. rul
Ing ratio @: cloa,nE "a &c; i1st
loan g.
can louns against bank uCccp-
tuucos "a
Tlmo loans firm go days 30
days and o. months a. NI
Prime mercantile paper al as
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-23

NTW YORK. Fob % Foreign
nnr silver Gfar
Copper casF spot ana nearby
i1E f0i3r. later iGu i3hc
Tin firm. spot and nearby
secs fuuurca S2g so
Iron steady. unchanged.
Lead quiet. spot f45Nnf
Zinc uuiot, East a. Louis dcliv-
cry spot tfbOHi55.
Anthony spot 81 so
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-23

FOR sALE-Typewriters
lR sALE TYPEwRiTERs-Ah tiuds
both ne~ snd Second hand houFhi
M. rented and repaired Alhuguer
D. Typew ritter ExrhanEc. Phone o0J.J.
south Fourth -
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-23

|tR skLF-hy owner I've room modern
frame. highlands. five inmates wall
|om depot iooo cash. balance lie
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-23
CNRDINAIN MONk ON

ORANGE. Tex. Fob % The
vanguard OF tho 81 Louis rnril-
mails worked out a short slime es
tcrday following their arrival nj
then DOTTED baseball uniforms f0F
hunting and fishing clothes l!f-
tJon pitchers. two catCh,rs n
three scouts under the lraI.r mp
NJ nert Shotton. make nv th. olrly
Camp.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-23

CLASSY HOME CLASSY LOCATION
Consisting 81 q fine living room.
dining room. extra large three sicepihg
rooms and lass porch hardwood
floors huflt.in features furnace heat
large lot lawn shade. garnze paved
street liberal terms.
J. 4. GIL. Rcal Estate
ms South Second Phone Tga.J
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Sew York. Fob 90 Cotton IN
flros closed steady. March SiN22
N1F sI7 %. July az. 20. October
$685.. December SiCtS
STEW YORK. Feb 2a-Spot
cotton quiet. midalinr 1850:
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-23

MANY people arr wondering how
they can get n star Tire which are
10 hc given uway free by tho sHfrty
First Tire Company at tho Auto
SHOW
% easy An YOU haV. to do
s 90 show your Registration card
nr Driver 3 license and you win
be- Immediately presented with e
Star Tire.
The Safety First Tire 60. stated
thtt only q limited number Of
tires could DE given away. Their
policy shall he First como-0rst
served BE among the first.
Advertisements
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sMh

EMBROIDERY d,,igncl. csscuisd quick
iampshnd,s 20 order West
lnte Art studio. room y Mrlini Bldg
Phon' 10
SHIRT ANp nREssNANISG. 507 s
"a Phnue 1851
FIRST CLASS drrs.mukihg quict srr
vice own designing Mr. Bnuiy
snd North FIrhfh
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SITUATIONS WANTED

COMPETENT practical nurse desires en-.
rlcymeui. Phone 1870 ". 7O7 $ first
EXPERIENCED cook hotel, restaurant -
Nmp wants position Phone i57iW
~ WIRE 'sle.wan eIn consider .q.i
/ Ase Write hos . 20. care Herald