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Bisbee daily review., 1922-10-29
42 10 0 AT TUCSON.

TUCSON, Oct 2S.-The second team of the U. of Arizona had little trouble in running up score of 42 to against the Sacaton Indian foot ball eleven in contest played here today.
Bisbee daily review., 1922-10-29
Page Three

grees, packed in ice and loaded in refrigerator trucks. The bottle kash- ing room. is finished in white where the bottles are not only thoroughly wdashGl but boiled for sterilization
 The cows are scientifically fed and cared for. All the feed is cooked be-
The Crittenden press., 1922-12-08
SEVEN SPRINGS

Mr.. Moat Duyal was In Marion
last week
Henry Guess and wife have moved
to Mr. silas Manus near Dycusburr
Freeman Mckinney and family
have moved 10 Mr.. J r. Brnsher'.
farm.
Berlin Mckinney has been con6end
10 bis room the ast week
7. J. Wiring Of Marion was In
this section last week
Collin Patton visited Floyd slip.
Bins and family Sunday
Mr. Ray Sunderland and Mrs Al.
die Davis were married last week
Our teachers at Boaz are prepar.
INK Tor a Christmas entertainment
NJ Willis Shoecraft and Miss
Grace Ladd, a popular couple Of this
section. were married at Dycusburg
Saturday
Tom Patton and wife u Hughcy
passed thru here Sunday
The people of Seven Sprigns met
a. the church Thanksgiving and SCI
oIt d lot Of shade trees on the
church grounds
Rev Gass and family u Russell.
The Crittenden press., 1922-12-08
FISH TRAP

Mss vld.s Vaughn n ihr place
visited Ms Blanche Lotion samf
day
Mn Sarah D. Wood Sunday
Mr and ST. o a Wood visited
Mn Dolly Martin am children
visited Mu Etts N.MIan sunday
ST. and Mr Taylor Matiuely
visited Mr and ST. % Powell re
Gently
So and Nr g % Vaughn
family ~ H'a tf.u hove mat.l o.
ST. Roseoe HahH arm hrr,
Mr and Mr Of nuntIet arI
frmiIy ~ Providence ras.ei through
here SUNDAY
Misses Stella. toua anI Nsut
Ford visited Mss Ar.s and Hafs.
Vaughn sunday
So and Mr Hollis Todd arI sar
attended church at Mf uHtsi Sum
iny
The Crittenden press., 1922-12-08
PINEY CREEK

HniH BE- rey good .r ihs com.
urrfF no present
M Willie Mar'ei visited hs sis.
tr Wr Matte Woadal, Sunday
500 DIM Halr.ts and family spent
Saturday and Sunday with their
daa .fr Mu Maym.c Myers
N ard Mu John sirisF spent
Sunday afternoon with Mr and Mr.
Oh IhImari
NI ana Nr Gilbert Campbell and
children spent sunday with h.s father
ora mother
So ioe Hurt and litiie son spent
srd.f uiih Mr L. p Jennings
Nr & Z Hunt and M. Ethel
Rios spent ono r.ght 'ast week with
NI ari Nr na'mor Hunt
Nu IeaoI Irrn.nrs and Hitls
laaeH'r Georgia. spent one day o..
omU With Nu o . Jennings
Nn ora Wilson spent one day
iar Recently with hsr parents
The Crittenden press., 1922-12-08
COMMISSIONERS SALE

Crittenden Circuit Court, Kentucky
John Lloyd. Plaintiff
Against Equity
.W a. Martin and Earnest Tucker,
Defendant.
By virtue Of a judgement aud Or
der Of Sale Of the Crittenden Circuit
Court, rendered AZ the June Term
thereof 1922 in the above cause for
the sum u thirty three hundred and
forty dollars with interest at the rate
n six percent per annum from the
.6ri day ~ September 1922 until paid
and all costs subject 10 a credit Of
500 oodated Sept 1T, 1920. shall
.mo,ccd to offcr Tor sale AZ the court
house door in Marion 20 the highest
bidder. at PUBLIC AUCTION, or
Morday the lith day u December,
1922, at o'clock = NJ or therea-
bouts. being Court day, upon q cre'lit
" six months the following descrit-
.el property, towit.
a certain tract or parcel ~ lard
J.nl and being in Crittendcn C0iL-
.t, kentucky on the waters Of Liv-
mr.tou Greek and bounded o. fol.
lows
ncf.nnlnr at O. White Oak on the
bank ~ the creek. thence y 10 r.
s1 poles to stone; thence y ~ 10
W ilI poles % stone in the line
.of IS A Manns. thence with same
Is d. iA " II 10 poles % corner
~ said Manns thence S Q 81 ".
l'i poles to a maple on the bank of
tfe creek two sycamore pointers;
thence up the creek with its mean.
ucr 90 the beginning, containing
W i-2 acres more or less and b. a
part of he land conveyed 10 John I
Loya by s. w. Watson and wife,
dated May %. 1911. recorded In Deed
Boos SO 26. pagc a.. Crticnden
County Clerks Office
Oi sufficient thereof 10 produce
ihe sums " money 90 ordered 20 b.
made For the purchase price the
purchaser. with approved security or
sslriiies. must execute bond. bear.
Iar legal interest from ths day 4
safe until paid lli haying the force
au' edelt ~ judgement Bidders
ui.l be- prepared io comply VII these
tsims
7 , HARRIS. Comrl,, Jnsr
The Crittenden press., 1922-12-08
MIDWAY

Cardin Woodall and family were
guests Of kirbp Paris and family
Sunday
Miss Cordic sigIcr spent Thanks
giving In Marion
Mrs Louella Paris and daughter
Estcllc, visited 40 the home " Mrs
Maggie Hunt Friday
Mr. and Mrs John Ncwbcll and
baby spent Saturday with hs mih
er. Gco Newbell
a Thanksgiving dinner was given
at the home ~ Re-, ! q Paris
NJ Ivan Paris ~ Clap visited Boz.
parents the week end
Elmer Rice and family spent Sun
day with NJ and Mr. George Sew
bell
Hosea Hunt and family visited n
Riley and family part u last week
Clarence james ~ Clay spent 10,
week end with hIs family
Mr and Mu e. l. Hll visited
Shelley Matthews and family rs.
dny and Wednesday
Mr. remeaA CLARK s visiting
"a CLARK and family ai Rspion this
week
Mu Jane Handy has been tsIf.
ng relative. Boz thr section
MI. N.rrir Hunt be- visiting Wn
F.orence CLARK at Ropior th.. asts
The Crittenden press., 1922-12-08

While sIiiNua .u ihr Heis ane ete
nine my utfIr Fr nu spus harses
cOa.ius frum tar salo Stables uh,.ri
said shr Hamr r.H.us Hfu ths
houss. ruins rtdirlJ Mother
iutt saN sHnr h.rsfs sn.ns iaaU the
stresi siih iheir tails auppsd il pa
w. ari a. nufs 0n tir.r hs.ts Ml.
saukee ssuunfI
The Crittenden press., 1922-12-08
FLOORS
OF HOPKINSVILLE
Will Positively Reopen For business
This Season With Two Sets Of
Bu,crs A. Usual

Tive Loose Floors have announced
u.. they uIlI positively sell tobacco
during the coming season at public
auction a. usual in llopk.nsyiIle, Ken
tu.k. uh..h .s che largest Dark Fired
tobacco market in thc world and has
m0., han twenty five competitive
buyers. representing every foreign
AND lunuu. demand for your tobac-
,.. furnishing more competition than
900 90 other tobacco markets in the
ua. Tobacco Belle combined, which
naanto sou the highest price pos
I.t f.I you tobacco
Tdn market Do easily accessible 90
nDg pound ~ tobacco raised Boz the
I. Tobacco District
Nih double sales we can guarantee
500 0l... seH.gc
Remembers Every pound Of tobacco
fa. lor ar day of sale SO delay or
waiting f golI money
OHure a.o December 5ih and
continuing daily except Saturday
Hmetu. the season ~ i922.23
I following houses will be open
on. raI night:
HANCOCK WAREHOUSE co.
llrcrrp0raiedl
M % TANDY 4 CO
uUpkINsvILLE LOOSE LEAF
FLOOR lAdycrtiscmcuil
The Crittenden press., 1922-12-08

Active glaciers. sanf dunes boilinf
snrings snow hanks ani 40 slides
thar oTer winter sports 20 summer are
typical recreation isiistts % ihs Colo
rfo Rockies
The Crittenden press., 1922-12-08

Ourselves are easily provided fori
Il s nothing boz the cifcumsiantais
% me- that cost 81 much -Aistsnfef
UnHa
The Crittenden press., 1922-12-08
MRS. WATSON RETIRES
Former Illinois Publisher Retire.
After Many Years

Mr. Ohra Watson. publisher of
he Hardin County llll } lndsrendeni
has retired from the management oi
that paper Mr Watson has hal
charge n The paper Cor many year.
anil has made Il ons - he nswsisst
of our local exchanges M o.. ~.
ioung. q Endheld. suecesds her a.
puh.isher ~ he lndersndeut
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-26
WATER THREATENS
DALI " HAIilNAN NARDS

DALLAS Tex pril So The
Trinity river was rising rapidly
here early today with "a forty foot
flood stage predicted. Rain cor.
tirurd tn IAN early this muruing
aud probable additional prcciplta-
ton was forecast
Early today water lacked but
ten feet Of overfiowrg the union
terminal railroad yards.
lutcrurhuu service snu7h and
west from Dallas has been Hus-
pended Indefinitely Automobile
tafnv between Dallas ana rort
Worth H. Impossible due 10 Noun
tain creek. nine miles west uf
hero. being Tar out ~ IT, bed. Traf-
flC on M. Texas and Pacific be-
tween here and Fort worth Is de-
moralized. Missouri kansas and
Texas service north and santa
Re and Cotton Belt schedules are
reported normal
With tnc exception of 1905
when flood stage ~ d2.s feet wns
registered the river has never
reached the 40 foot stage forecast
for today Clty officials and local
w'alfar,e and relief agencies are
preparing to care for an flood Vie
tins
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-26
LEAGUE OF WOMEN
VOTERS CONSIDERS
ENTERING POLITICS
Lively Debate in Sight
Over Plans for Fall
Campaign

BALTIMORE. Arm 20 Th'
difficult problem Of whether th.
NstIonnl league of Women Voter
shnu get into politics hy rn
tursnr or opposing rg ldidht'H TO-.
uOutleuI office was on thr pr"
gram Tor consideration today H.
tbe Ieasue's annual cuuNDutiu'
here \ debate of the uN"li'.
character was anticipated.
Preceding thn confederation o..
this .ui iest. the convention nu'N
ed with its long list % commii'D
reports aud recommendation
Among the reports present
was one ~ tho year boz conErr--
by Niles Marian pnrkhurrt BE.
citing the achievements of tf'
league in obtaining national nr
ffatr legislation fur the honDflt ".
wnmaukind the report gave fIf
place 10 the pnsHaEe hy conEf'
~ The Sheppard Towncr mat'rultN
hin tor tho enactment Of which
thr league concentrated is sironF
frt efforts
other notable nccompll-hmsn"
Cor Nhich the report gave cred"
fn the LEAGUE was uhiaiuinE an ap
propriation from congress f0'
carrying on the .departmsu
Al social hygiene wnrk makina
prrmanrnf the WnnrnH bureau I
Industry. which had been osiHl
liahci az q war emergency bureau
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-26
ILLINOIS MINERS
FIGHT INTERVENTION
BY GOVERNMENT
Want to Settle Strike
Direct With the
Operators

CHICAGO. April 90 CHy tho
Associated l'fres.l -T The union
miuo worker of Illinois do not
want government intervention in
fha coal strike, hut prefer Geo aHHl
directly with operators and th"
time when conference can be
hold De- mot very mr OFT trlnk
Harrington, pr'-idcnt Of the IN
nols miners declared today
Mr. PA rington indicated dis
satisfaction with the conduct of
th, strike hy International head
uutrtcra under Tho direction 90
President john T.. Lewis and gave
some indication that tnu Illinois
wurkers may urr, separate action
In the NOT distant fufure
"The trouble with Lewis o. that
be has no policy Mr Far.i~pt0n
said lie s simply drifilnl hop
ing that snmewhere down stream.
the government viii throw ufo
line I don't think the govern
m"nt VIII throw out any sue. nno
and tho Illinois miners don't want
e.
"Govcrumcnt Intervention WDan-
adjusting wage scales on the basis
OF the non-unINn neidA We want
to dickor with the OPERATOR right
he-e iu Illinois and I think the
time iR apt to come pretty soon
when we can do that"
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-26
TOXIC AND
YOKOHAMA
ARE SHAKEN
Property Loss Is Heavy
Americans
Escape

TOXIC. Aprn 20 By the As
-ocNtrd pToas.l "A heavy earth
shock ceutering in Toxic. occurred
at 1878 o'clock thls morninF
ConHidcrahle damage wac done to
buildingr IN the city.
Yokohama wnH as severely
shaken az Toxic and tho Chinehe
quarter iu Yokohama wns vlrtu-
ally destroyed and the water
works disrupted
The earthquake caused the
death of few persons, mono 81
fhe yictimr. however, being Amer
Ici.ns or Europeans.
There werc many escapes OF the
uarrowcSt sort from cuiiapslng
chlmncys ana walls,
The curthuuakc was one ~ iha
uost severe experienced here IN
Hur period Officials stnted u
lasted IS minutes the longest ln
yenrs.
The American embassy was
slightly damaged and many Of the
exhibits at the peace exhibition
were broken
The seismnEraphs az the INT
! verify were damaged making ~
I Impossible 90 obtain an accurate
record % the shccks. Telephone
and telegraph service was inter
rupted
'rhe esrthpuakr wns prsceded
I hy an eruption yesterdar or MoHuI
/ Aainl lama go miles no -thwesr
! 1t TOXIC. which broke out with
d loud report pouring forth
! .l'uWe- % ashes. stones ana
] muEN. No serious duunrr was
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-26
August Probst
To Be Deported

WASHINGTON April gG Aug.
~ prub-j fh. swiss walter WIN
me DhtrerH that De- wHr hid
uur,d hrrHu-s uf HIs romantic
Hf,r,.f Ir th. daughter 81 o
w..I'HN member 90 thn fashion
thI, Rolling EorF Country Club
u,tr Pittsburgh. win hu drpurtcd
frHfa Che United States under Hr
order issued today hy Assistant
Secretary liyunIur OF %, labor de-
rgrtWsrf
90 approving tIr findings 10 the
.mm grafton board which reported
chat ho was illegally BOO tho United
sfufp- tho department granted
Protest PERMISSION fo remain % the
United Sigfe- until Mas with tht
announce mDuf fhaf t further ga
tension would hr granted if drNpl
uur"ut- warranted tho content Ipt
nf N.s attorneys that ns would bt
needed ts "a witness .u criminal
proceeding
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-26
fY SURROUNDED ON
HREE SIDES BY WATER;
pROPERTYLOSS MILLION
ttric Service Crippled; Trains Delayed and
Water Supply Cut Off; Rescue Parties
Hunt for Dead and Missing

fORT WORTH Texas., April 2G.-lBy the Associated
-Fory six persons dead miss ny in the Trinity
flood here a revised list indicates
fort Worth today surrounded three sides by "a
water extending estimated at p 20 20
p miles The property damage viii be- about million
Il according 10 estimates today.
lradualy cmcrg ng from the flood waters Fort Worth
took up the task of recstablishing community life
Rapid of the flood this morning relieved
laugrr Of additional loss of c More than two inches of
FELL last night bring the total rainfall here to 1893
during the past 36 hours The river stage this morning
37 feet drop Of nearly six feet from yesterday maxi
ftrce Commissioner Gvin announced that the city will
'watcr service restored by tonight
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-26
This Horse Has Ten
Attendants, a Private Car
And Pony-in- Waiting

SEW YORK. Aprl -c -tHs
Tho Assoc rIHtrl presr ..If
horses were ted with silver
spoons Norwich tine wonder
hurgs uf last year and prrnnps
this. would uck his ma ssartI
lips around IL silver handle and
drInk his nectar from a goidvu
urn. bot a. lt b. the reigninE
king Of the turf must worry
along with ten attendants o.
pony iB- waituE and ga privai"
ear
Norwich Is the popular IA
Nurltr fur tho forty -alEhru rg.
ugwul ul thv Kentucky durny
ut LCulsNillc May 80. tho rich
.st and the most sought for
of thr blue grass stakes whose
barrier in recent years has
sprung fame on such uincrs ~
horar flesh as omar khaYHnm
FNttrmluntor slr iinrlun Paul
Jones and Behave NourseIf
Norwich A. owned ny ran-
iamln NlucE huf NJ Fiork
SAYS Norwich b Gao property Of
the public These hnlmF daN
Mr. BLOCK. q broadway broker
site In HE panellod office and
hstona 10 the click -clhcK tmttrr
cf a half dozen tape uckera
sing out the praises % hts
horse while stock transactions
bccnme Incidental
Yes. said NJ Biock today,
'EertalnN I have great affec-
tion Tor this thorpurhhrcd lie
has done everything for fus 7
have asked Could he DO more
Norwich n the horse with a
million dollar disposition and I
would not care 10 part with
will win the derby"
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-26
BANKER SAILSFOR
EUROPE TO HUNT
$4,000 ROBBER
Butler Wanted in Con
nection with Sensa~
tional Hold-Up

NEW YonK. April ss Tho
daring $4,000 jewel robbery 800
Washington square Nprl % in
which Albert u. shattuck his
wife and eight servants we"
locked in a wine vault iu their
home while q bond OF aNnchcs
plundercd the house today took
on an international aspect when
II was Learned that the retired
banker hnd sailed fur Europe tn
enlist the aid of Scotland ward anI
the Paris police 80 tracking tuv
alleged ring leader ilru.l Eoi.at.
"a runaway butler.
hftsr the police had been unable
to locate Bdilnt Mr SHHHH"E wac
reported fo have received uform1-
uon from French source thut
the butler. already uude. indief-
ment had sailed from France tu
dispose 81 The stolen jewelry
Maurice Bagnou and EysnIu
ninzst locked up after they Wor.
alleged by the police to have .Hn-
fesscd theIr part iu the robbery
are quoted 40 saving that EuIHf
took the greater part ~ the loot
The police now are working ON
the theory thut after having
recruited band Of apache. to
cnElnccr the robbery hc double
crossed hts confederate iF au.
ms fo facot them lftc. tho fHb-
berry to split up
Strirtost secrecy marked fhs De-
rirture Of the banker last Satur.
day with him BE- wa learned
sailed Mr. Shatturk. 10 rcuuurrafs
. o o.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-26

one fhinF Norwich unduubi
cdIN 'td do Tor Mr. Hlnlk was
to win sIla.gat last wear a. a
two. Year cold. carrying his
stable rOlufs fret fu The tape
each time boz the eleven startH
Pee made. H record seldom
vqualled Norwich BE- topped
oub ny Man D'War or this
horse racing period who won
tN ~ n wnria fur nurrrs total
nus f44tas5.
Another thing fne uuuratsn
colt hns dome b. geo t.-re his
owner get uu 90 siN O'Clock
every murniug Tor shortly af
trr that thc broker turfwau
cun he sven hurryinr away
from his home tn watch Nor
vich iu bis regular morninn
wnrkout az Jamaica where
Fred rurley the trainer. BE- pat
tins him fhr1uEh uis unui
trareH
Norwich TO- trained like other
fhortGrhurCi g. 200 near alike
aH two trainers train tvvw dff
fnrcui horse hut he lives fn
rDnl stvlc Ho shews no hay
except that on which the I'D
psriised sun Of california has
shone and drinks none hut ni-
tered water He BE- "a sleepy son
of huuuNmedr hlakinr iu his
soft berth nt lens, a. hours
every daN
Mr. BLOCKS plans fer tho
yeas are complete Norwich
probably will be- ono uf the
stake events a. Latonia. Ky.
and ia expected back at ia
macia late IN May The pro-
gram largely VIII be deter
mined BY the result of The
derby
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-26
Men Arrested For
200 Burglaries Says
He Will Escape

WNsuINGTDN. Aurt 20
"nuut wUr 81 sweetheart. ll es.
cape inside ot two years" InFeph
laugon, charged with two hun
drci lurrlnr.os here IN the last
eighteen months. replied to the
warm embrace % the woman who
had gone INFO his cell 90 bid him
good hyt yesterday Arrested
with him hut later released Miss
Virginia BETTY Carroll told I.auzon,
" "they give you fffy N"ur- TU
siill hn waiting fur you when you
are free
InuEon told tho police on bis ar
rest. thcy said. that h. had Bi-
ready escaped from prison twice
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-26
"Wild Birds" University
Play, Too Wild for Police
Censor, Barred as Immoral

the university was himself
drawn into tho melcc. iic has
prVmlHcl to fcruuulrr future
campus plays more riosoly ilo
is uunted 90 The effect 'the play
b. moi necessarily immoral"
but IN llghi of th. "hraVy' stuff
that hsa hsen produced. 'it
Will ho better tn irt TIE play GO
in favor OF aome thing lig Ter
Corporal Poshon said CON
ccrning the official police
NiaW
The play dealt too closely
viih family affAirs"
The play IA The hnndlwork
of Ban Tothcrnh. n was So
lected after = state wiuc con-
test among students Of the uni-
ycrsity The Judges who se-
iected Totherohs work were
Eugene 0'Sclil and susan Ginr-
poll. playwright. ana George
joan Nathan. niarazino editor
ana dramatic critic.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-26
BREACH BETWEEN
DUBLIN AND DELF Asst
GOVERNMENTS SEEN
Former Will Not Coop
crate in Probe of Irish
Railways

UELf'AST April 60 tUF Tn,
Associated Press "A breach n'.
tween fne uuhuu and PtIHr EuE.
rrumru5f witch Ulster uuuucHI
quarters declare may ALSO entail
"a rupture 90 The London aErr,.
myut is indicated ry statement
issued Ny the provisional govern
ment in Dublin fhis afternoon an
uuurciur that if l- unable 20 co..
operate with tho Belfast govern.
meut in au inquiry nt. the irish
railways
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-26
PUBLISHERS TO
STAND AGAINST
"a HOUR WEEK
Advertising Rates Can
Not Come Down,
President SAYS

NEW YORK. April % piac-
Ing the ful weight OF the Ameri-
can Ncwapn p.r= publishers assoc
ciatinn against any effort "a intro
duco the 60 hour we-k into news
paper shops and declaring that
there can not be- any reduction IN
Newspaper advertising or suDscrip-
ton rates az this tlmc. 4. x. VIII
lIams Of the Publishers Press and
president Of the association. called
On the members of the op-nlng
uf iho annual convention today 70
eliminate waste In the newspaper
plants OF the country and get be-
hind the apprenticeship schnol
movement in order Co prevent "a
shortage Of skllI'd help In ucws-
paper plants
calling attention 90 the achieve
mcnts uf President Harding him
acif % publisher, Mr Williams urged
his hearers 90 follow the example
OF their uuuriUus fellow crafts-
mrn sud us he led iu the scrap
ping of oueiucs of war Co promote
International corporation. for the
publisher 20 scrap the Jrnlousies
and unImo-ltlcs that in their uiti-
mate results are harmful not only
20 -n nu whom they are used
but TO those who use thrm an well
stu this dHN ~ industrial econ
umy when lowering costs means
.n much To- tho welfare ~ man
Kind does % not seem strange thai
trs.ss unions should have n tnetf
roda uf laws regulations designed
exclusively for the purpose of ere
Hfing jobs. and not producing US
able production for the rn-
pluytrf
sir williams declared that
white az one time the Job rules
might have bocn laudabic ln order
lte pre.cut unemployment tner'
. was uo need fur such q code 20
day
600 n was conceded on al
aides that the prr-cut wage scale
arc too hIrh and that rcduciloI
must follow the general market ID
Ian lines of production.
"In view % conditions cite
there can bc mo- Justification VIVA
/ ever for thp "a hour week IN new
pap.f offices and th' fuu for'
I'd thp association Will cun4hu'
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-26

uf water that reached tho curhF
business virtually suspended
Tuesday. probably viii be- ruitaiiad
today o. the storm.
A Rock Island passenger train.
tho only train to arrive n Fort
Worth last night reached here at
Z a, m. this morning nnyiug LEFT
Dallas AZ p. M. ana coming VIA
Clehurne other train service was
suspended. yesterday Tho railroad
bridge ~ tho Fort Worth and Dem
Vcr and the Missouri Kansas and
Texas railroads has sven awcpt
away
Red Gross reller hcnrquHrtars
have been established in various
parts ~ tho three flooded dis
ftlcfs
Armed vrnfries were ain,u-t me
only persons on the Htfcpt- -arly
IudAy They were members ~ the
American Legion who are -op-
Grating with the pole" dcparl ucnt
ln protecting the city.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-26
WOMAN BEAUTY
ENDS HER LIFE
Mrs. Janett Nickel
Takes Poison
In Chicago

CHICAGO. April % MIS-
Ian,tt Nickel. forty years old
daughter OF Henry Fletcher OF Bay
city Mich candidate for The re-
publican nomination Tor governor
In the coming Junc nrimnrica. com
mlttet suicide here today hf ihklnt
poison.
Sh, was said to ho cousin rf
Rear Admiral Fletcher
Mrs NIlari who wts Know I
several years ago as tho mnaI
benuuful woman lr 'lovCiHnd v1H
recently divorced from her hus-
band WIZ am N.,krl stat. fuHd
administrator ~ MloilrIu Snr
H.,d at tho Chicago general hospI
taI