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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-30
Chicago Board OF Trade

CHICAGO March s9-uNxlng
chiefly to an unexpected advance
ln liverpool quotations the wheat
market here made "a material up-
turn in price today during the ear
b dealings Gursiu vac current
that much smaller ahlpmtuts from
argentina thl. week might iW
looked Tor Scnuuucsa OF domestic
farm deliveries ana n%cnrnet- 81
Che opening uf navigation un the
Great lakes we're also talked ogrts
Donif.hu,inp huilish factors me
ouonlng which varied from y a.
g ceut- hihger. with May si.s2h
10 50 33 and uiy flish 10 sifSA
WIN followed hy % slight set back
and then by uln m some cases
above lultial top figures.
corn wns flrmer With wheat. AZ
ter opening y a. to : y cent?
higher. july ti% to ei5s q e2c.
The corn market scored slight fpr-
thpr gains.
price 81 oats. starting y 20 y u
cents up July SIS e. the mark
.er continued 10 point higher
Provisions were stronger as a
result Of an advance In hog val
uea.
Tank az an import duty Of 30
cents on wheat tended later Ia
carry prices further upgrade. rssr-
sirttnt huylnp ascrlhvd 90 eastern
interests were the leading SELLERS
last week gave the May delivery
o decided hoist in value az conn
pared Nith July and September
The riose Was unsestled an = TO
De- net advance
The close wns firm. , 10 x Mi
cent net higher
CLOSE
wheat May 1851. july ulBE.
Corn May $50. July C2ac.
out4- Mag e7%t July ag4c.
pori- May 1856.
Hard Man $1,000. Juiy 8iB.S5.
EIhs- Muy 2iU7T. july Sl027.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-30

ANOTHER ppppkTl NIFTY
New five room. pressed brick riassed.
IN sicepinf room. huilt In features. hot
cir furnace space for two more rooms
IN attic garage east front on paved
street Fine location IN fourth ward.
let as show yua this one, n you want
o real home,
McMILLiuN & WOOD. Realtors
Inaus Insurance
2nd West Gold Ave Phone 1ls
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MONEY TO LOAN

MONTY 10 loan on witches ham0nds.
lsNslu Gotnleh,A lot n first 81
CONFIDENTLY Loans on i%e~slry dia
munds. watches. laheriy bonds. pia-
nos. automobiles Lowest ratra Roth
man's. III south First Bonded TO the
af4te.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-30
FOR sALE-Houses

FOR sALE-foar room furnished house
In highlands. with hath and electric
iishi. small payment down balance
OF No. : Whiting BIDS
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BE SURE YOUR WANTS
ARE LISTED HERE
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ANp EGGS

FOR sAf.E.un Ouangton ergs Tor
hstchius rhoue i7ioW
DUFF 0RPtNGTOS and i c H. l. Red
eggs also taty chicks Phone 2ll7 hJ
FoR SAIE- White L-sharu iagius hens
i2s North Eeieshtl Phone ito3J
FuH SAIL feftlr Rhudg island Rcd
csEs for hatehins 81 ON per ~ Phone
FOR SALE hiark Min0rra cfrs. gig5
r setiins o. 90 per 100 Pied Fakes
rhonc 2tOpJs
FANCY slnsie comb white Le.hlrn oFes
o 90 per fifteen. prepaid sammle
. Nlen. rtanioy New Mckee
fOR sALE-rhc 5 &. White Llshorn
baby chicks. $1,000 per Zoo. Gsntry's
Rauth phone ifda " hoE 8ta
FoR SALE-Fihy thoroaghhrsd $ Z
White LeThorn pullcts iis West
Granite Avenue.
fUR SAIL Turkey egrs fur setting
Phone o
FOR sAi.r q Riack NIuofga' = q
Blue Andalu,lau haichirs vgEs 80 90
cor settius ef % rafrsl post prepaid
rgas ft2a g-6 Worth Fourth
suR sALE-Tnrkoy es.s for sstuins
slsu ono tuflry iEu market price
y y sffong phone itfi X
LEADING srHAfNH Willie Orpingtnns
. Rhode Island Reds, eggs TOT
hsieeirs write for griees thinner
MOUNTAIN NlEW. = e q Reds baby
chicks aud haieaing errs Pens beaded
Dbl ~ Peso. Aibuqurmae and Denver
higA rheue 22ao'l
rwHsgN,Ggf-siF Ssga q. ~ en-, ss'
sKpafleura Nth iuruhHtan Voc pcrt.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-30

FOR SALE
Five room adobe house. North second
81 splendid lot facinE both S.cuud
nud Fourth streets a. n wide b.
! 400 f. long. cultivated fruit trees
and shade trees ~ 400. $1,000 casn
and remainder 20 salt. At > per cent
interest.
REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE
400 West Copper
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FOR SALE
WANTED-Houses

wANTED-A four or five room furnished
house " apartment with large glasscd
ia sleeping porch. Reply Boa q H..
care Herald.
LIST yoar vaeau, hous,s with us. We
can rent them. hcMilhon a Wood
ana W Gala
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-30
ZOE sALE-Furnitnre

FOR stiE-oH heater 1850 five three
quarter beds rhifouIrr f2i 90 inahng.
aUF davenport fos dintpg chair -. 90
.rsuiug machine. stNuns fifteen young
Rhode Island hens. En- 70. Mrs. Grace
b. Jones go south High
FOR sALE-Fum.d OAK him clusst like
neu Call mU3uinrs. fuiu Numh
TUrlfh uhara fftH.W
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FOR SALE-A pair u heavy horse W.
. Hyde Alameda.
ltElD BABY BUGGY new. Phone
2O5s-J,
NoTORErTEs ATTENTIoN-Good sui,
for sal. cheap lis south High -.
FOR SALE several used vacuum clean
era At real bargain prizes Phone
tgy " star Iurniturg Co ttl " Gold
foR SALE Tents used QUE day tho
same A. new At reduced prices The
tNchange, phone III l20 " Gold Ave.
FOR sALE-rehi ioSi2 camp outfit
comforts ~ gauge $50 sun. carap VIII
SONS alsh 5 first -
FoR sALE Concord grspe vines and
Dorothy Perkins rose bushes. Phone
rUa sALL~-A plano that viii satisfy he
musician. see H and hear h.
fhone 100.
PIANOS AND PLAYER piANoS-rrr-
war values. Phone l0b Geo. y.
Learnard Plano Co. ana ~. Walter ST.,
phene Ice
RBUbAsB ROOTS Phone ali7.R On
FCk sALE-woodsn dry goods boxes ard
pAckins cases mostly large. kahn's
SioTe, 100 North lint
FOX sAl.E-A team o. good workhofsss
Sh~nf1ehargsr Transfer Line.
COVERED BODi fur Ford. Fine Tor
isundry and cleaning business. Makv
an offer Phone sb5.
INfEW nlrKRs-Aii makes, el6 and
up. $500 per month, Albusuerque
Typewriter Exchange, i22 South Fourth
Try B7ddy'a mIE. Satisfaction suafsa.
tsed. rhene 2sia-R.4
FOR AALE photographic equipment
leather chalrs e%ieciric far. tee hoH.
IHwa AUN.. mNn NJ IUNWN
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FARMS mi RANCHES

ION NkNT-NhIfson Hlucl On Myth
fuNrih street rhone 100
hiG ofkSiNG farm and stock ',nda in
lsauilful thama Valley this spring.
50 r.fr IS Heron Chama, y NJ
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-30
I.ivestook

CHICAGO. March 30-Cattie
receipt 1000; fairly active. few
early sales beef steers strong %
Zoe higher. strictyu choice baby
beet hl.fors $40, bulk beef steer
81 .tO U IS go, she stock strong; m
between Frades higher. bulls
steady veal calves slow UNDER
tone strong. packers hlddtnE $500
down stocKcrH and feeders duli
Hogs rccctnts 600. fairly ac-
tigc. rs 20 90 higher than
yesterday average big packers
holding back. hut most hogs sold
out of first hands top 5000
.bulk $40 90 So pigs 10 TO 80
cents hiLher. hulk desirable 100 10
.f2D poundors 50 75 n 10. 50.
Sheep receipt, n 600; SLOW.
about steady. choice handy weight
horn lambs early $500 1i3 10.
weightsr kinds downward 10
'sI2 90. chuioc ma pound shorn
wethrrs siOg5; good iao pound
binds S925. handy chpped ewsa
$3.50.
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OFFICE %

Spacious and well lighted.
Heat. hot and cold water. and
ianitor service included.
j. KORBER & co.
Auto Department
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-30
DREssMAKING

YufkT AND pRESsNAkISa s0T 4
"a Phone ltso'j.
EMBROIDERY. sTENCiLfNG and CHINA
PAINTING. Iampahadss q order
wvsiIAts Art stuiia. koom p. Mtiini
Bidf
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-30
FOR sALE-Typewriters

iOK s1LE rYpEWEirERs-An kinds
both new HHf second hand. bought
.lld, rented aHd repaired Alhuqusr
Que Typewriter Exchange phone pu1-I
fH2 4Hnfh Fnunh ~
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-30
HERALD WANTS COST
Half-a-cent a Word and
Bring Results in Dollars.

mnnd stsf2. spain demand
$3.50. Grceea demand Sttb. Pc
land demand O2tc. Czecho SLOW
aka demand fS2c. Argentine de-
mand $500. Hrazil demand
si3g5. Montreal sa7L
- fgn -
NEM YORK COTTON
NEW YORK. March a0-arot-
ton futures closed very steady.
May gfT.g7; uiy af7.Sb. October
Si7.03; December SI6p4s Janu-
AIRY f1GS3.
Spot cotton steady; middiiug
3iS15.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-30
FOR RENT

FOR RENT--slnger sewins machine The
Exchange Phone III 40 W Gold.
FOR RENf-ofhce space us south
FOURTH, opposite pctioffiea Phone
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-30

INFEN RlrkRs-Ali make, eib and
up s5.O0 per month Albuquerque
Typewriter Exchange, i22 South Fourth
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-30

HAVE YoU 4 GOOD MUSIC CON-
position Of Saltres, marches, foN trota,
steps. etc. suitable for music rullsf
Iny compositions haye made fortunes
sr placed on music rolls, write Al once
fillmore st. Baltimore. Nd.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-30
WANTED-salesinen
WANTED-Automobiles

fNO SALESMAN with ears, Hustiers
q unly Singer sewing Mch. Co. III
West Gold.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-30
Chas. 6. Zsspf & Co.

REALTORS INSURANCE.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-30
MUST SACRIFICE

passenger studehakor 10 good msehan-
eel condition: five good tires. nev bat
sry, upholstery Ike nsw. Can be seen
the
HIGHLAND TIRE a RUBBER
WORKS
~ South nFoad~Ay. Phone ESQ
You win find Il in our classi.
lied Columns.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-30


DENVER March sO.-Cnttie re-
rolpts 1900 market steady "a
weak beef steers FG6OM7.aO:
cow and hclfers $500 ESQ. cal
yes So. Ouf ID 400. bulls feh0mA zoo.
stockers and feeders $4,000 90.
Hogs. receipts 5000 market
steady 10 10 cents highvr.. TOP
50 90. bulk 50 50W sSa
Sheep rccripts 5000: market
slow 1f 90 25 MI lower yer
lingo &l2.5Um1 500. lambs SiaG0
mftnns wcnthcrs 500 a. 1850,
swos 5000 as5.
KANSAS CITY. March g0.--Cai-
fle receipts 500. beef steers she
stock aud feeders steady 10 strong.
heavy steers slow TOP mixed year
liOgs 81 20. early sales steers 81 90
m71b, better grades hcifcrs tG.Ve
q Z oe common ft1bm 90, few
COWS $500 m o 100. common and
medium S4gtmb26. good and
choice feeders ( 200 n1 40. best
stockers $3.50 ether classes
steady. best vsah $50; most
heavy bulls sl00asss. cannera
and cuttsrs generally t2.TbMf.00.
Hogs receipts a01o. open slow.
closed active no 20 20 cents higher
.thnn yesterdays average mixed
mediums aud henvies advancing
most. all weirhis and Erades seii-
lnf nt n narrow spread packer
butchers S9sdW106 100. 32h pound
top st00O bulk shippers and
averages So go bulk OF saics o. Be
ul0On. practical top tt0ok.
,hrownw anwr mostly IS 90 4s.7b.
stock rier ioW25c higher best up
TO 81 90
sheep receipts 5000 sheep Ren-
orally rs cents higher best Light
ewes ffn.ca. fresh shorn Texas
wDthers 80 IS; lambs strong 20 shr
higher; top tisbo hulk fibeoW
Produce
CHICAGO March so Bufter,
lower. creamery extras 4eas Mrln
81 gt4c. seconds 32n13Mcf
standards S5hc
Enga easy, receipts 1880 caera:
nrsi- yais mszAc ordinary flr1ia
aan2aAc miscellaneous 24M
I23h storage packed extras 1Gc,
storage packed firsts 25hc
Poultry alive. hikaer; fowln tacs
springs 3ec. roosters isc,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-30

Buy acclimated trees from tho
Albuquerque Nurseries. Get cat
slog. Box sl6. Albuquerque. n. NJ.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-07-28
BESEIGED INSANE:
MAN SURRENDERS
AFTER LONG FIGHT.
HELD "FoRT" FOR THIRTEEN
DAYS, KILLING ONE AND
WouNDlNG FOUR OF ATTACK.
ING PARTY BEFORE GIVING UP
TO THE AUTHORITIES

Hinton, w. Va, July 20,--John
Fredering, the insane man who bar
ricaded himself in his house and for
thirteen days resisted the efforts OF
deputy sherifis and state police 90 ar
rest him, after he had killed one man
and wounded four others, yesterday
appeared at the front door, threw up
his hands, and asked for drink or
water.
Two troopers who, with other OIL
GERS. have resorted to every known
means short OF firing the house to dis
lodge Fredeking, stepped mp TO the
door, got him the water he craved, and
then led him to the county all.
He refused 10 answer their ques-
tions and appeared 10 be daed Physi'
clans were summoned from the Hin
ton hospital, where they had been
treating the men wounded in the fir.
ing OF the past days, and dressed a
bullet wound in Fredeking's arm and
another injury to his right shoulder.
Exhaustion and wounds from the
long siege caused Fredeking to sur
render through relatives whom he
summoned by telephone. After ms
wounds had been dressed he was TAX.
en- 10 the county jail, and prepare
tions we're made for returning him TO
the state hospital for the insane at
Spencer.
Fredeking's worst wound was on
the right elbow, the point of which
had been shot away. and this was in
such condition the physician who at
tended him feared he might lose the
arm. Two slight wounds on the right
hand and cut on the top of his left
shoulder, which might have been
caused by either bullets or glass, were
also treated.
Fredeking said he had been living
mainly on supply of nuts. The
house was ideal for fort. a two
story brick house situated on a steep
TERRACE in the center of the city. In
upper rooms he kept watch from all
sides on his beseigers and was secure
from attack because he made his
headquarters in a room at the head of
the stairs.
City and county officials who sought
TO capture the young man were ham,
pered by a ruling of the county judge
that to kill him would bring about a
charge of murder, and state police
held themselves in reserve, but were
in charge when the surrender was
made.
Al the time he killed the deputy
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-07-28
DOHOrS are MObiliGed And Put
To Work On Farms

10 repaj the loan, under the amortjIa
! lion plan which collects gradually
from the earnings of the land
He will have supervision al jht
government farm loan board
.. II already on the land, he viii o.
able 10 liquidatc existing indebted
ness.
IL is not for the farmer alone tia,
this undertaking is launched Ry de-
velopng farms and assisting new sr'
Elements. the business OF merchants
railroads, bankers and others MI
grow Back OF the project rs p gem
eral development program
By coordmating problems as wet
as finances of six states, so far as
agricultural affairs are concerned
the in union there is strength slogan
is certain 20 show commercial results,
A Joint stock land hauK does not
take part in transactions such as Ue
commonly associated with CONNER
cial banking. It's business is sF"iy
to round up the idle dollars ANA ss"t
them 10 the farmers,
Farm conditions have vitality ch0Ns
ed The early settler needed Iilr
capital or experience, land Was ,hea"
Today. if We are to increase land set
Element. proper equipment ANA husi
ness methods must enter into tHe
deal
Under government supervision d'u'
mite interest rates are estdbNshyI
amount OF loans gagged and other ~dl"-
This undertaking is simply m'd.
ern cooperative way OF making capital
in large quantities available u tae
farmer as easily as 10 any other kind
.Of essential business,
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-07-28

(President Association OF Pacific Coss
Joint stock Land Banks and Re
Gently Member Federal Farm Loat
Board).
San Francisco, July 81 Mobli2in,
dollars and sending them out To worh
on the farm!
That, in II sentence, is the job un
dertaken by the first chain OF joint
stock land banks "a be organized in
the United States.
The system is designed 70 make
land settlement less difficult and bring
about as rapidly as possible the best
and fullest use of farm land
With the six great western agricul
tural California. Arizona, Utah
Oregon, Washington and Idaho link
ed comparatively in program Of de.
veopment, the business expansion
and general prosperity that win result
readily can be seen.
This is what has been done; Min.
banks with resources close To 5000.
600 NNU. are linked in q farm land loan
chain with $lG.50O,O0O Immediately
available to the farmers Of theS
states
While Joint stock land banks are no
particular novelty such Joint imam.
cial pool is something new,
What does this mean to the farmer
Briefly that
|. He will be assisted in the settle
ment OF new lands such land devel,
opment promotion long since has be-
come national cry.
>. He will be provided with funds
for purchase Of land. equipment live
stock. buildings and improvements,
3 He will have a long term OF years
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-07-28
Orchids in British Isles.

Glasgow, with 10000 orchids IN four
of It's public gardens, probably takes
The lead among british municipalities,
Kew gardens has lHo on more diner-
eut orchids in cultivation, hnl 10 on 20
tines that number ARE represented In
a dry state, stored aud classified IN
the Kew herharlnm, Apart from pub
Tic gardens, orchid growing Ia the past
has been considered ''e special priv
ilege Of tha l'rl
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-07-28

who sought to take him to the hospital
Fredeking also wounded his father
and since he retreated into the houses
he had wounded two OF the men VINO
attempted TO capture him. one OF
these. Charles Hoke, of White Sui
phur Springs. is in a serious condition,
having been shot through the lungs
after he succeeded in getting into the
house by advancing behind metal
shield,
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-07-28

old walls, especially of kitchens,
have n lliu layer OF gtease aud smoke
upon them thai may nd be pcrceplibe
bur which viii prevent paint from ad.
herring properly Before being ra-
painted they should IL washed thor
pughll with soUp and water ~ which
/ little amnonin MAY he added, and
iuu,N insrd win wiIer-- EAShange.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-07-28
New Wsapen Aaalnst Nice.

\ Way To XIII mice (wllhont cats)
las hrrn discovered III Australia a
powder recently was tested by slia
kling wheat with 1t and fastening hun
gry mice in the bins; mice died with
uut eating the grain.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-07-28
CARNIVAL EMPL0YE
KILLED AT DIXON

bison, H. July ~ Frank Kinks
electrician for the IIeih carnival com
plur, was murdered this morning
by blow ON the head, received dur.
INK drunken brawl which had lasted
al night Four carnival employees
who gave the names Of r. Andrews
Bill Holly, Fred Kuhn and BIN Law
Ter, are held
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-07-28

When fortune brings thee affection
console myself by remembering that
one day thou must see prosperity and
another day thou must see difficulty
The story of the Porter and the Ladies'
Of Ragdad in The Arabian Nights.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-07-28
Live Lonq Like a Tortoise.

Advising people that they will live
longer il they breathe slowly a
physical training expert cNhortS Us 10
Ego to" the tortoise. He explains that
the tortoise. the SloweSt breathing
animal of all, lives to thousand
years. Exchange.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-07-28
'sJuor Iv snJng 'ous Gu

s1uor IL snJna DHStm
0Ql Jo .,sSupuH, 'Ql Nuua5nIaluI
tsn1slp ~ dlqu ~ NOUS ~ lGQl sauluN
lmuQds doJ slsuq pl,is o % pug aSpo
'lMouN J" AdodqI pIInoS Hot a1p5INmW
lu AdooQi ."SpdpJlQ, sql poiluJ
ulGld lupN puu5aq SuNl5a W p1psdJ
'aus oAGQ JN udqN Aluo 81 IllM II
nsnupulIu oHsHN Buiulaouoo
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-07-28
He Ouuht 10 Be Mobbed.

An old bachelor says, there is but
one thing Sweeter than loves young
dream. and that is tn wake up ami lind
yourself Singe-Boston Transcript.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-07-28

The man with q sylle Is all very
well hut We owe much Ia the man
with u little BACKBONE. Louisville
CONFECTIONERY
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-07-28
BY WILLIAM II, JOYCE

(President Assoc ation OF Pacific Coast
Joint stock Land Banks and Re
Gently Member Federal Farm Loan
Boardl
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-03-10
RAPID RISE FROM
!. WAITER TO BOSS

5 CHICAGO, March 1o,---(u. P.)---
Feeding 5olQe0 people daily ipschi,ea-
80 Is an every days job or -chafirs
Weeghman former president Of the
Cubs" g44
And that's not al The feeds. He all
so takes care of thousands in Z. New
York, Boston. Kansas City, st. Louis,
Cleveland and Detroit, where the, tel,
million dollar corporation Of which he
Is president has restaurants.
Not so very long ago Weeghman was
working at salary of sl5O per day,
but last year his company did a gross
business of s2.O00,000. This year he
expects to open 100 new cafes and res
taurants. ANGft
Weeghmans was born in Richmond.
Ind, March 8, 1873, the son Of a
blacksmith. He came to Chicago and
got job waiting table. In 1901 he
opened lunchroom here and since
that time he has built up afchain Of
sixteen cafeterias here and Is now
working on 'coast-to-coast system.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-03-10
NEGRO HAS GUARDED
TREASURY so YEARS

WASHINGTON, March lo.- Gt ~.
4. Add another TO Who's Who.
He is Richard Green, colorcd, mess
sengcr extraordinary lie has mer-
tied the friendship Of a dozen presi-
dents and hundreds Of cabinet Off
GERS.
Richard. six feet tall, as erect as o
Sioux Indian, and with all the polish
of Chesterfield, holds now the post
he has held Tor fifty years.
He is the personal messenger OF the
secretary Of the treasury In diplo-
macy Richard scores heavily. He Is
tactful, thoughtful. Intelligent, grace
full and raises the term politeness to
highest meaning.
Richard has guarded the entrance
to the office Of the treasury head for
l a half century and has served rs The
attendant OF twenty-one secretaries u
the treasury
He came TO Washington when Ulys.
ses s. Grant became president II thu
I, United States. He Is native OF vir-
ginia. like most OF the other coicret
messengers stationed at offices q
high dlgnitaries about Washington.
Richard greets distinguished Visitors
with rare bows and smiles anil faIrl,
rndiates welcome. He has know
personally more distinguished men
and Is known personally by them. thar
any other member Of his race.