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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-23
Of BONUS
BILL PREPARE
FOR A FIGHT
Borah's Letter Against
Measure Is First
Broadside
By LAWRENCE MARTIN
I ultcd Press starr Correspondence

wAsHrNGTD>. ApUJ 90 Al
though facing the certainty that "a
soldier bonus b.l Will D., put
through the scnnt, this session.
foes of this Legislature today began
organizing Tor effective opposition
10 IT,
The first step was Co obtain per
mission from senator Bouh. IGa-
no. to broadcast "a letter De- &C.
Gently wrote asHalling the bonus
plan as AN attempt tu buy offlr"
by paying tot % out 0f the puhiir
treasury
Borah's letter. written 90 tho Poo
cntelio. Ida. post uf the American
Legion. declared that "if I wanted
to stay in the senate az the cNpenrv
OF mN convictions this would have
been one Of the first purC huses of
power ! would have contracted.
but one thinE mo- one VIII ever
be able to Say aud tuui IL that
sought To pufchase political power
hy druftr upon the puhhc treasury
or that ! chose 90 buy "a ruutluuas
tiou IN office hy putuug i0oe 900
upon the Bonded hacks OF Amyft.
can tax pay yers
In reply Go Il threat from The lcg
ton post that n would tfy 90 pun.
ish him politically for bis oppusl-
ton 20 the bonus Burah wrote hc
Was not afraid of the consequence
of his position
Two ohlectiNes viii be sought hy
the republican trainers Of the bonus
hiii They are.
l. To make the hill satisfactory
Co the American Legion. represent
ins those 90 be- hcnencinrics under
the measure.
g To prevent public clamor
against the bill hy avoiding an ud
ditiou TO the taN burden
Senator McCumhor. chairman OF
the finance committee said tonight
that officials OF tho American Log
ion VIII be the only persons con-
suited hy the committee momsers
who VIII dfaft the hill Secretary
of tho Treasury Mellon Will not be
asked 10 Eive any further expires
sions Of orinion or aH to policy
President Harding viii not BE- con
suited until the bin has been writ
ten.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-23
Bennett a Sadder and Wiser Man:
He Sells Antique Clock When Lo,
Buyer Finds "Old Taylor" in 1t

n you have O. grandfather
clock in your attic. ana 10 you
ore tempted 20 sell o. during
spring house cleaning days.
take a TN from l.. g. Bennett.
sixth and Fruit avenue. ana
mako "a thoruurh examination
% an the hidden reccssss uf the
antique hufrre YOU permit o 20
pass permanently out ot your
possession
Grandfather clocks are al
WAYS old MANY date back uf
lpls and before the time OF the
most noted amendment 60 tkc
constitution OF The United
states
Mr. Tenneft hought the home
90 Isaac Barth nt sixth aud
Fruit avenue with n be
bought considerable furniture,
including some thnt was stored
in the attic with the APP
proHch nf snrinE houHcclcan-
ing decision 20 dispose Of
sowe OF the unused furniture
In the attic disclosed grand
fathers clock picturesque IA
appearance and OF undouhted
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-23

To the person who stole the
experimental test sheep from
the University OF New Mexico's
state health laboratory depart
ment last night
You are respectively and ur-
gently warned to report im-
mediately 20 Dr. q. g. West.
city and county health officer
Tor a careful examination
particularly n you have eaten
any part OF the sheep,
This particular sheep kept In
small pen adjacent TO the
University laboratories had
heen Thoroughly and complete
~ inoculaiod with a particular
~ vigorous virus, with a view
10 using ~ blood for certain
scientific tests with a peculiar
" virulent disease, While Il
might not prove fatal 70 cat
this sheep. the person now hav-
Ing II In norFeHsion. Il warned
that Il IL chock fun of the most
vigorous sst % germs ever
pacised around under a coat of
wool
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-23
Steamship Line
For Roses and Gold

mo DE JANEIRO Try Mail
90 United press) The latest unde '-
iatlnE iu the development OF Bra
allan commerce ia the efthhiish-
Weut Of "a steamship line ftom the
brazilian town uf Para to Cayenne.
the capital of Ftrnch Guiana. the
ulp being made in five days
CAYENNE once French penal
colony ls now thriving com
Wufclal town. and us n new market
fur Iraziiian products holds brill
nut prospects Uuril the prevent
ste.. ..nier limo wac begun there was
uU direct connection hgtwsen
French GUIANA ant the rest of
south Anne lcs
The principal exports % French
Guiana are "sscnas nf roFss aud
sold. The needed imports include
practically everything that brazil
"ar supply nuur rice. corn. cof-
Zee. sugar. etc.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-23
Gerard Says
Russo-Cerman
Pact Builds War
By JANIS ". GERARD.
EorInpr Ambassador to- Germany

tnffthf AbthierthH W 'fNhaahf
NEM YUEk. April % What
/ have for year or more pre-
dicted In speeches and articles
has happened,
G.rinnny. forced into cor
ncr hy tie demand Tor sums
greater than can be wruns
from the German people. has
ch0H.u To make an alliance with
tussia and to seek from the
economic benefits to be- derived
frum shch an alliance. ia"
whorcw thai to pay her pressing
creditor.
low people realize that Tor
years the commercial language
of Russia was German, that the
educated part Of the population
OF the baltic states Ia Gcrmanlr.
and that from the men of Ger
man descent In tncH. stn,.s
were chosen many uf the best
generals and administrators Of
the old RUSSIA
And ns surely az night follows
day there viii follow q military
alliance between Germany und
Russia
France may wsll fear thr day
when the hurdes OF Russ "a.
drilled and disciplined 10y Ger
mans. led 10y Germans with all
the vast resources of Russia
administered hy Germans. viii
pour across Europ. In that con
slant drive to the west which
seems a brute Instinct OF all
Europeans
Tho new Poland will o',ap-
pear. once more pariiiionsd he
tween Germany and Russia.
80 more important and
startling event than this alliance
has happened since that Armis-
ticr day when the kais.r's EN-
pirc tell
(Copyrishu 1929. NEA Scrviccl
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-23
Gridiron Club Kids
Leaders of the Nation;
President Hears Fun
Lands and Hays in Dialogue; Darwin and
Bryan Have Tilt; Volstead Called Pro-
tectionst Because He Created a
Market for Corn

winter bottle which he always ear
Ii'd fur use iu ease thr fellow
wn" are paying ~. my salary rvt
solid feet
1no spotlight then flashed ou
KIp Van Minklo
Has the Fordney tariff biu
passed the senatc2'i he drOwslly
u-Ked.
go was the reply
Nell Rlp rcpued. yawninR
I might 40 we'll 20 Co sleep again
for another twenty years.
Some one found "a pile OF mail
O. letter iu reply To want nd when
Wanted A leader for Ia, re-
publican party in congress. Ia
poricn,r UNNECESSARY Addr,-s
The Grliiror Club. Washington.
Wilbur Glenn VoIlya. successor
GO Alexander bowis AT Zion Cuy.
said. according 60 a message read
have proved that the earth
iH flat with a solid dome. So ls
the republican party VIII take
leadership. Wire answer
General IuN,y leader OF the IA
NOUS army in 1894 also wa
said Co have applied. while charlie
hhpiir suggested his availability
as "a distributor of pie.
Henry Ford was 1ld tn have of
frr"d his services. stating. ! am
an expert on ruttles.
u you % get me OUT Of bail 7 %
show fordncy and McCumber how
tp pay the bonus and have enough
lon Tor campaign expenses said
reply from POM th, boston
financial wizard
As "a climax iioudluI offered hi-
sertlc,s
Ths republican party is In q h,u
of hoN Be-" was said Co have r--
piled m the only man who
caa get b. ouf
Between each course uf the mon
a fnapuy one minute skit was pr.
scntod. one uf these wa- the die
ruN,rv of Hn explosive bomb. which
whom or'urd was found to be the
huuu lIll.
Tho urrseur, ~ John u Rookie
frilyr jr wus emphasized by 900
effort nu fnu part OF two members
~ Tire DIlh. representing John o.
Adams and Dofdrll Hun cha.rmcu
Continued ON Page -
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-23
DECISION As
SHOP MEN ASK
STRIKE VOTE
Pennsylvania Railroad
Upheld in Dispute
With Employees

CHICAGO. April 22.--The United
States railroad labor board was
stripped Of large powers which it
had assumed IN decision today
by Judge George Paige In the
United statea district court.
Judge paige denied application
90 the board Tor dissolution OF an
injunction obtained ny the Penn
sylyun.a railroad preventing the
labor body from making public a
decision IN case OF dispute be-
tween the road and its employees
The court held that the board
hau mo- legal right 20 assume jur-
lsdiciion In disputes between rail
roads and men. unless first the
men ana thelr employers had made
every cffor; 20 get together. and
hon both had Jointly appealed 20
the board for assistance In reach
ing an agreement
Practically all cases brought be-
fore the board have been by either
one side or the other Railroads
and mon have acted Jointly IN cali
inE ON the labor board for hslp
IN very few Instances
How CAGE Arose
The test case arose when II be-
came known that the board was
about 90 issue publicly condemn
lnE the Pennsylvania railroads al
legged improper procedure In the
conduct OF conference with its shOp
employees The Pennsylvania OBJ
tanned an Injunction prohibiting
the board from publishing the de-
cisiun
The board had issued a rule DO
claring union heads TO be the
proper representatives OF employees
and that THESE heads should treat
with employees FOR the rank and
file or workers.
The pennsylvania. however. re-
fused 90 deal with union heads
charging they did not represent
employees.
Following complaint OF unions.
the board Gifted officials OF the
] pennsyiyania 60 show cause why
they should not be- held In con-
tempt 90 tho boards decisions.
Thus through Judge paiEes de-
Cision. the board in the Pennsyl-
gauia case. loses the only weapon
it has-the right so Issue report
bidding Tor popular approval OF 10
decree.
Litigation In the case has not
! ouded. however The rRilroat
board WAS given the opportunity
I ~ coming into court 10 show cause
why the Injunction IN the PennHyi-
yuuin case should not be made per-
mauent us asked by the road.
strike Ballots lseaR'd
strike ballots 20 SEQ 600 Nom
/ hers OF the railroad department OF
I the American Federation OF Labor
were mailed out today The men
are 20 vote on whether or not they
would consider "a strike call " their
officers deemed D. wise 80 issue
] lur.
u. NJ Jewell declared that rail-
roads had violated rules of the
| railroad board hy refusing &C. hold
| ruuforcncos with employees ana by
! farming out" shGp work to out-
! side concerns. thereby escaping
/ thc Jurisdiction ~ the arbitration
| body
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-23

antiquity Along with other
thinHs the rruudflfhera rlnrk
was turned over i0 D. g.. Gohcr.
nuciiuuerr for sale uoher
sold Do
A. tho clock was being do
NNursd o. lfs new owner a cum
ningly devised drawer In the
base slipped out dirclusiur two
Undiscovered. unopened un-
douhfrdly genuine quart hui-
ue- of re- famous liquor once
widely advertised under ths
name Of "old Taylor"
The sale OF the clock. Il ~
understood had been duly
signeA and sealed and find-
lngs b. kespincs with the cons.
tents uf grnndfafher's clocks
Mr. Bennett. ID Il undersi God.
says that the clock had never
been touched or a. u+herwiao dis
urhcd OF uscd since he bought
the house containing II,
on the other hand 81 was re-
called that Senator narth. who
sold the house to its present
owner was an ardent prohl-
bitionist
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-23
Left a Full Bib,
Returned a Button

LONDON. April 20 t uiftI
l..rssl Lutte Gru.glc Fuulktns
rwHliowod his hih..a yer, precious
htfIc mh with pretty pearl bottoms
s, we'd at thr corners That wa
-p.,uty Year, ago
GrurEIr -uu uVnHHH8 man Of
.,y,nD Recently hs complained
.I ,lrulhr shook hI~ bald bead
anf di-Eurg'i pearl button out
Uf hin isft ear He's going to nave
thr button mounted hs q uc pin.
I've worn 10 seventy FeIr- In-
side ths uid man snld '.f- about
'Imr I gave 30 u little puuucuy.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-23
Taking Oil From
The Burning Rocks

DENVER colo. April ga
Omitted uro-sp - Two Arizona
ranch hands rushed wido-eyed Co
thr ranch house and told their en-
uloyrr that rocks along the banks
of a uoa Hy river were tnlaze. The
rau.hor Investigated and found the
rocks burning Tb, bands told
him they had k.nilcd o. fire on tho
river banks and the rround famed
m.
The Incident lcd Horny l..
Brown Ncw York who wl- ynea-
uouIug 100 nearby mountains and
who heard thc taIp from "a,
rancho. to begin fr. study 90 ol
HhHI'.. fhs 'burn.uE rH.a- 90 fh,
ranch h, is story
With iht aHHIsfHul. DI ThUmIr
I'WN.T former chemist of rhy Iiu
puni Powder worI.. Brown hns
worked out u rrfurf system 90 ,N-
tracing Oils. Etry- auI scores 90
ht.u udurt- from thr shtIr THE
rrf0If system D. uuf now Uut
Browns system 80. according 900
ur Victor AldvrsUu head uf fn,
Colorado school uf Mines
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-23
This Thief May Reap His Own
Penalty; He Steals a Sheep
That's InocuIated With Germs

The loss OF the sheep l. scri-
Gus " Dr West said this morn
ms "as Il interrupis some inn
portRnt tests ~ great value
Put Il ir much more serious to
the person who stole the ami
NAL. In case il should be- used
fur food strongly recon-
mend that the sheep be return
cd or u u has been eaten. that
those who have eaten n come
to my office IN the city hail az
once for treatment. They will
need a."
This IL the third sheep that
has been stolen from the TINT
versity test pen. n fatalities
followed the ealing ~ the other
two they were not reported
The University pens also con-
tain habits and guinea iiEs, all
q which are heavily lnoculaied
with disease germs This in
formation is given for the pro-
lection of those who may be
temntcd 20 make way with "A
rabbit or a Rulns pig from che
experimental pens.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-23
Woman Weds; Then
Finds First Husband
Lied About Death

KANSAS CITY. Aprll ga
Charging her first husband He'd
about IL when h. tclcphoned her
from Dayton. ohio that h. was
dead. Mrs Isabelle Mooney May
field filed suit Tor freedom from
two has bands today
sh. married Joseph Mayfield IN
- Joseph. after she received "a
phone call from Dayton that VII
liam Mooney. Randolph county.
Mo. was dead and buried. she as
sorted Later Mooney appeared
and confessed. shs alleged, that hr
toiephonod her about his death ~
She tried vainly To get both mon
20 leave he she said but both re-
fused She wants a divorce from
Mooney ana annulment of mar
riage from Mayneld
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-23
Chicago's Temple
OF Bohemianism Is
Destroyed by Fire

CHICAGO. April "a p,aster
paris east and a heap of ashes was
su that was left tonight OF CHI
~sro'a temple Of Bohemianiam,
Fi-e completely destroyed the
wind Blew Inn, whero the mis-
understood" gathered TO dlscush
better things.
Mh,s LILLIAN Collier who esioh'
ushes the Wind Blew Inn as a
nusieus to a middlewest Green
vlch Village. blamed the FIRE on
puritans
aThoy caused my Inn TO be raid
al they made me dress nude
statues in overails, now they burn
the plRce up
"But TN carry on with the eaufe
NJ RohemiAnism IN Chicago,
vowed IAliiun a. she raised tho
plaster paris cast from the ruins
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-23
Two Communists
Are Rearrested

NEM YORK, April a2 AZ they
were leaving Sing Sins prison to-
daN two leaders pf the commuriai
party. jailed on charges of rriml
mai anarchy. were re-urrratsd hy
New York detectives on n similar
81 .nrge and brought TO the tomhs
u lsun here
The men were Charles Ruthen-
hurr 80, OF Cleveland. executive
secretary Of the communist rfrty,
and Isaac Ferguson, executive
chairman.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-23

SAS FRANCISCO, Calf. April
22-The body of an unidentified
man. whom the police believe may
have been murdered and thrown
overheard from some coast wise
ship. was picked up on the beach
near Mussel Rocks today. The man
feet tall.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-23
MAN, 62, CHARGED
WITH MURDER OF
3 GRANDCHILDREN
Children Are Found
Dead in Room
From Gas

HOUSTON. Tex. April 22.-Y.
$ Mathis. SO. was today formally
charged with the murder of hts
thrae grandchildren last Thursday
Bodisz OF the children. William
Mathis. ,; Elizabeth ;, and Louise
q were found dead from gas which
had been turned on In their room
as they slept.
the fIus and cracks In the door
~ the room were found by police
~ have been sealed with paper
before three gas jets were opened
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-23
FEAR FRANCE
WILL BOLT
GENOA MEET
Allies Notified Paris
Won't Be Bound by
Decisions

GENOA. Aprn 22 Premier
Lluyd George tonight oVorcamr
french objection tu the Grrmnn
vote delivered Yesterday. and
smoother cut diu.cut situation.
The allied ANA little entente dele
gates agreed 10 met az 1880
q c4uck tomorrow morning to ap-
prove "a reply to the Gormnn-. and
tu meet a. 1850 u'cIock tu discuss
the itusaian situation.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-23

WASHINGTON. Apir "a
a uited i'ressJ President har-
uink hlKn government Officials
ana scores uf prominent hgsfne-H
uvn uf the nation laid asid. gov
crnmcntal problems ana business
cares here tonight to hear them
selves kiddcd and burlesqued D
b. Washington newspaper men g
noted urgunizatio4i the Gridiron
club
Mure than SOC men prominent
in the affairs OF the country at
tended the Jtyfrst the regular
spring dinner of the club.
ip zkitz. songs. aud "a other
Htuuts, hot uff the Gridiruu. IN"
uewspup.r men shot good nnturcd
thTusts ana Jokes at the prominent
men of the country ln the manner
that has made the Gridlrun ,,ub
famous
Al the ringing Of an old-fash.
toned dinner bell President Hard
iug. escorted boy James T. Horna-
day president Of the club ans
Washington correspondent Of the
Indianapolis News led the proces
sion TO the banquet hail Lights
were 'Stinguished. a great electric
gfidirUn. embowrred by hundred .
NA Ali'llNhN f'hhAN IhHfHa HhhhtNAf
flashed out uf the darkness. ana
thrn the fun brEuE
one ot the first sparks from
the grldiron was directed at Judgo
kenesaw Mouniain Lands aud
win N Hays the grand arhlyers of
baseball and the movies. both of
whom were present
Hits At iandi-.
During "a dialogue. upWspapsr
man who ia hIs makeup to lmpvr.
senate Lands bore striking re-
-cmhllucr 90 the noted Judge q,
marked that one uf the leaders oi
the United Mine Worker had beer
taken on as an umpire. hut ma
been dlschurgvd because De cnlitI
too many strikes The empcrsan-
atur NJ lands asked tho cmuer suil
utnr of Hays why he dId not ge.
his talent out OF the United States
senate
Tn-y o. too trmpornmentaI.
wIs the reply
Then Judge lands took oc-
cus!nn tu explain thH, he runtrl
vance hv wore around bis neck Wua
uu' chest protector bat hot
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-23
lvAJOS WHO
KILLED LEWIS
|E SENTENCED
hyer of John Ervien
lets 40 to so Years
in Penitentiary
Especial to The iicrnldl

s'Tp,p" - ~, rh,
NaNNl" lhHlnhs VINO w'r" on
here for the murder of "Slop-
Jark' Lewis IA trndrr an AprIl
.s, -. -. ~. -.
''-'' WI, '""''" H"'''' '"""'
s'ntenc"d 10 hhng On May
James Foster. negro. who wns
nj stilltv ~ s.,und d,ar., mur-
-.
!" '""'''''''"'' WI" wv N''''''s
John Ervien az the Green
&ise' her. the night OF Dec. 1.
80. ..,,,.,,...., a.. -. ,.,.,,,
4 90 80 years IN the state peniien-
ny
I,he killing nj "sionnv Iaek,
-.
~ "'NurIen carry HN' y'"''
en the Indians are alleged to
= entered his store on the NHva-
r,s.rya,io, ana h.a, him o.,
8fb Thev then s.t f,r. 10 m,
4. and ercnp.d.
,t,.rrc.,.d ts,cr uc,,..,
h., - - ,,,.t,.,t
nj .ix rnnn,hs ls,.r hv n.llun
|5r,ai- bnt w.r. released later
aus. tbcr. w,s nnt b.I,cye1 to
.n,,ici.nt ,via.nrs baid th.m
- wor. ,.srrosf.d a., E,h q ~
80 nn1 nUsr a b"rougb
,,,c ~ tbe,n confe.s.d tu
i n,rd.r III. mstiVs of th,
a. -..,n. ia bsy. h..n rohh.,y.
t,5t.n. h.yin,, t,E.u "A nusn.
II. ~ cia,t,tas
|Tb,',. Gs," L.c, batd In ths No
ainy cnnn,y IAN sinr, tb.v Wrr.
r,.-..., in gcbro.ry and V.r.
- t.fnr. IN. p,fd hlry after
llnr Indicted hy tho grand Jury
w W '''''' 'eN ~
an o,t.o. ,rt,,,. ,y,. r,wrftt.,i
might OF Dec. AZ the
g., u,use an aallup Johu
~, -. ,,,l,b uartv which
-, tbcr. Ia rat when
-, .rrt,ed NJ IN. piac, they
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-23
nr HENRY Mnon.

nltrd r,s, Staif Correspondent
GENO. April - France today
served notice Of most formal rp.
serves regarding the decisions OF
the Genua cuuiereuce.
Fear thai "a note delivered TO
Premier faCta OF Italy. chairman
OF the conolaye by Louis Barthou.
head of tn. French delegation
M Eht hs "A prelude to France p
withdrawal vas expressed by many
delegates tonight. The Fren,n
members OF the little entente To
consider. means Of keeping the
French Allegation In line.
Al the meeting OF the commits
sion. the French showed no Incli-
nation to push their dcmnnis be
yond danger point The powers
agreed upon another note To Ger
many stating the slgHatorieH as
0utn"d the German reply fuzzy cove
cred the ground OF the alie- note
~ April Is, regarding withdrawal
from deliberations on Russia.
Note Tomorrow
The note viii be drafted and
probably delivered tomorrow.
Lloyd George issued warning
90 the powers gathered this after
noon. Eic AAiu uc dlu not want tu
have 90 meet every other day "a
discuss "a crisis
Tine British premier showed he
was most ifriintod at the French
The Russian delegation formally
Withdrew its twenty page m"Wua
randum f'rlrdluE the allied vN-
perts terms
This action followed the refusal
of French delegate to participate
loo the meeting iu the situation
which uecessitntcd instructions
from the French government
Tho French note which caused
.eHl perturbation iu conference
circles l4llght declaros the replies
uf Rus& and Germany. az well
Is Russlan memorandum. tho
contents ~ which the French
LEARNED through the newspapers.
noCeSzitnte ScriuuF reserves on the
part ~ the French
Al three documents, the French
declared. are incNnCt. lnaccoptihl".
and do not conform 20 the de-
mnuds of the allies. For the
French harthou requested Pre-
mief Fncta 90 rall meeting uf
the siEnatories OF the note ot der
many to decide upon the cunvcn-
ing powers attitude toward
Frances formal reservations.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-23

Two Policeman slain for 500
ST LOUIS Ap-l DO Two uu.
ncrmcu were murdered ltr, tUtHt
FOR $40. Two hludit= thut and
tilir1 Michael rCunnar and o. e.
Meugrl duUus the robbery off flr
Morris Packing company plant
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-23

A thrilling story Of the
Rocky Mountains by Court
ney Riley Cooper. begins in
tomorrows Herald.
The Holly chieftain., 1922-09-28
and
Dyspepsia Are
Soon Ended

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stomach Is set in order, the rheuma-
tism disappears. Thousands Of people
everywhere have testified that Tanlnc
has freed then. Of both troubles stimuli.
taneously. Mr.. Robert Trotter. 14S
State ST., st. Paul, Minn.. says:
about year ago / began to 60
down hill. Sour stomach and rheuma-
tism In my arms and shoulders kept
me in misery all the time. Since tax
ing Tanlac all my aches and pains
have gone, and my stomach is In fine
shape. I'm glad to endorse such fine
medicine"
Badly digested food fills the whole
system with pois0ns. Rheumatism
and many other complaints not gen.
orally recognized as having their ori-
gin in the stomach quickly respond to
the right treatment. Get a bottle to-
day at any good drugglst.-Advertise-
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