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0lo1i ACCOMPLISHMENTS

Continued From our Last Issue
II would have been unconmonly
Jolly t. nave had Bright Effle a.
companion on the wnlKA. aad once
Dr. twice he aid But Mabel showed
very clearly that this was very fst
nrum having hcr approval ana on
he second occasion said 80. There
was the slightest possible little tlfi
about H.. and thenceforward-the
subject having been opened
mere we're frequent little passages
over Efno, arising always out OF
MA doing what Mabel called for
over sticking up FOR her. How
frequent they were. and how
much they annoyed Mabel. he did
not realize until, Ia The last week
uf hlt leave and In the midst uf a
Sticking up for her scene. Mabel
surprisingly announced Well.
anyway lm sick and tired OF IN.
giIl aud I m sick and tired OF
having you always sticking up -
her. and M going TO get rid ui
uy-tumurrUw
but Mab,i-what VIII her PEG
pie think 20
m sure 1 don rare what they
Trims. a. you're so ~oncerns
aIHHHN HMH HH~FIHHnuuH HHNHl lHn t..a
NJ, ,,,, ,h. '.li
mn. nti,.r rS,r."@n
u o'Yy, IN any
""! H.i'
.t,,, ..., u'n :"
gnp '' '" "'
h'p' % VIII satisfy them. And
nope N'ls mu'h indeed that you
""h d" o.
VII
Eut Hhr lid de- &c. ON the follow
ing duy Efur tess. sabre. prctcnu-
nus Geo know nothing n1out
went r1r % long waia an ga
Whom hc returned Etu. was rnnr
uD atld uuthiuE Her mann. ~.
not AGAIN mfutIuncl b,tw...n nm,
and mabel it happeaed That only
thv reference To- her sudden do
fn.tIls ln which ly was cnnc,rnrd
was with Twynun.
-.ttipt out ,p bI. r.,uru
frln,, ii. .rj.rs w.r, -, toi, %
it,.,tl,, ~, ~, ~ JON
ntv-ion"b" f"1u Ip9's'nE 20 say,
''uHn l"ShlhE oi'
H., 81. llu'"'"ush s'"'
-,
ii"'lv. "'u man, Hald Twyninb
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-11

Tho N~rI.4IHHuue uID lUuku
dtmpcd or, n1tiuns due 60
fact That the umulltnd dccro1
M cIch successive oscillation
cause OF eucrgy lusTvH in the
Cuit. t'ur example The Hm9lit
CCD On loss than amplitude
lmulitudo 90 be- less than RW
Jude tgI. and sn on ~ 70 truiuT
waves b. rndinitd in which %
amnitudoa decrease too rapid
Interference with other radio T.
tiuuH viii result The lntt
States government prtHcrihcr
certain definite ratio between w.
f-uccpf-iyt amniltud-H - the Co
citations. The logatiihm OF mi
mtior is known b. the der,
mont end must net ho ErcHi,
thnn q g for each complete cyci,
without explaining the mathenpt
.cal development OF this figure.
may D, stated TINS the minimum
number uf - complete oscillation
must Doe cstnbl.s he'd va the ofr
ur nr'rrn1 c'gt.lt. hy 70 single spar
di-rhursr iu Inv closed circuit .
order t0 conform tea the 80
regulation
The length OF o. wave may hc cs
urc4sed as tire distance hetws
tho points 81 fwn successive wa,
where the energy j. at q maNimui
ur l wiuimuur iior example "A
iho diaFrum uhovc tho leNcfh
i sinrlr wu," BE- the distance
fu,.s points go and co. or
tw en points tiF and co. IN IN
900 .cticn wave icurth b. cXpr
.u mo .ra +
f'II IEufrsr communication
tlt ,IHfIcnt urHsCrihcs T.
'ruusrtlttrr way" length not 90 =
Cvsd GOO motors the present hin
Iv developed h~ruadtastlug
~uNrf.rUrj uu % wave length % SO
Urt.Hs Domm-r CD -ia'iuns d
orHtH ON standard wave length ,
500 aud 600 meters. or on waN
lengths Iu eNcos ~ 1890 meis
FDr eNtmuip 90, powerful tran,
oceanic station 90 Rocky pOlu
Long island, y r uses "a Va,
length of approximately 10. ga
meters and the familiar time sNi
nals sent oHt by the goverumS1
naval station nt Arlington (Ra3
] N1l are radintod 90 IL wave led
Of 2.Gh0 meters
Copyright 1879 United Fcnt
syndicate.
First railway out of Chicago
] RN9rufHl In FN4N
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-11

ELECTROMAGNETIC way uf
with The speed Of light. at
velocity uf $4,000 miles per J
ohd. or 500. coo. zoe motsrs ~
second III Che velocity OF
electric wave (sOO. O0O. 600 met
per secondJ 81 divided by ~
number Of waves generated /
recond. the result VIII be
length OF a single wave. puu \
the fact that the number OF wN
radlated IN equal TO the number =
cycles Of current In the open ~
cult or. In other words TO the q
quency OF the oscillations,
length OF a single wave may =
Obtained by dividing the velocity
the electric waves hy the u
quency OF the oscillations, IorAt
ample. % the frequency 81 thu &
citations ia i.6O0.01n cycles T.
second. the length Of q single We /.
Will DC 500. pou. 600 divided by ,
500. 600 or zoe meters lnversei
o. the wave length r. known ~,
Frequency Of the oscillations NJ
be- obtnined by dividing the vcluci'
of tho waves hy the wave Lengths
Tho trnin OF oscillations sot VI
by q spark discharge In a rad
ftansmiif,r is shown In the follow
IuE dlusrums
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-11

Thu regents Of the Iu,, ,raity ~
Colorado npr, oa-igncd to th"
mIfoum az Bnuldcr additional
space IN which the archaeological
,ihnoinr'cnl and historical mate
rial r%oconilv acquired throrgh cN-
po1itlons To- thu fossil fields ~
wyoming and Idaho. - .h's Dos
been added ID lsuAc collection uf
recent and fnHi 70 mollu-ks obtained
nn NufHIru and adjacent islands ly
OF Santa rs
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-11
CoNFTCIANISN

ConfucIus. philosopher OF action and reaction.
made the chinese honest by his advice. do not do
unto others that which you would not have thcin
do unto you
The white man, in his transactions, be- constantly
luoEIuE tor dishonesty. TO punish a. The Chinese
constantly watch FOR honesty. 10 reward %.
Di. reason We have SO mush tglpkUIy and thIyNius
in white civilization is that We DO not reward huu-
esty with IN, same enthusiasm we luiict punish
ment Tor stcuIng. The white race will grow wiser
as o. maturus mentally.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-11
Muscum Work Fcnturca.

Tho lH'est Issue OF Mue7rm
Norr f%eatureH and pictures the
historical group OF i'orry's victory
on lake Eric recently Installed ID
the Milwaukee public museum Tho
d,logii lion and the historical 10
tails are from the pen Of - \
Barrett pfhcr articles Of Interest
are; The Care OF Museum Publ
cations by Harriet r. Dickinson.
a historical sketch on The Name
OF the Woman Who Guided Lewis
ana tlarite. by Melvin Gilmore:
a discussion on Should the Size
of Museums hc Iimitcdf" iy
Florence l'nul Berger The Ma
scum Conscience. by Joseph
Grinncll; and Museums and the
Tradca. rs Richard T. Bach.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-11

Professor tNtrtfrytf. urging original thought lhr
stead 81 gulpinr textbooks without question forEcus
that .hr prc-vuI way g. rather "a necessary system.
Why necessary because knuwlcdEc ia ihts sci
ohtiIc age iH sp extensive. go Intricate that W.
haven Z time tu investigate. must accept most thing
uf nt. value. take them for granted.
Mau lH uuvvillng the hidden so rapidly that no one
could keep pace with all progress even boy reading
g hours "a DDS.
Troubl, Be-, W. have 10 waste so much time learn
ing things that are neither useful nor important 10
earn Go discriminate on sight would require AN
average Tito OF az least 500 years.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-11

Senator T coleman DUPONT. prob
ah'y 'wsricH richest uatiuutl
office holder.
The elder DUPONT, who formerly
held the shn O. office now held hy.
his SON. has given Delaware more
than $4,000 600 Ca Improve "a"
/ state highways.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-11
PHILOSOPHERS

our educational system is suffering from Intel
lcctual ancmia, says Harry Allen diversified. Sow
York college professor.
Tic thinks Americans have developed "a standard.
ized type ~ brain. resembling "a sponge. unable Zen
function without textbooks. ia other words, siu-
dents are not Inclined TO think for themsclyss. They
want Information poured into them with q funnel
The system tends 10 produce imitators instead N
creators, Professor OVerstrcet wisely advises
Raising snails In your apartment teaches you more
90 The movement % lfe than doing Experiment n
in the laboratory.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-11
WImSaaT Stories
About Unusual People

InDl. April 20
Francis victor
90 Point might
GuriIry u the
'nfi1u richrs,
hol.lcr NJ state
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-11

Mrs, Henry Ford told an interviewer that
Henry had sufficient cares without taking on
those Of president OF the United States. Many
Of her fellow citizens will hope that Mrs. Ford =
Influence with her husband is as complete as
her judgment is sound.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-11
\ ruOIGnr rOn rOnNN

\ word rHlS -pokcn IS Ike apples OF gold IN
pictures ~ sil,cr.-provcrbs 25;1t.
The hittcrc-t tears shed ovet graves are tt
words LETT uusaid and docds left undonc. Sh'
never know how loved her. lfo ncS ~ know
what ue WIS To- me. I always meant to MAKE
more Of our friendship did not know
what he was to me until he was gunu'' Such
words are the poisoned arrows which cruel death
shoots hackwnrd az us from the door OF the
sopulChro-Harrict BcoCher stowe.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-11

and wauton. had looscd a savago
boii.
IN
ON the following morning he
crossed go France. tuUrc to take up
avhIn hnl strange identity IN
wu,su occupancy his SELF was
acld 100 allegiance, waiting his re-
turn. seVen months passed before
hr returned TO that waiting Identity
and he resumed II then permnn-
eutly-doue with the war. The
tremendous fighting u igi7-his
participation In the war-hia ten
ancy of the strange personality
caught UP lu the enormous ma
In tho rratt break through uf the
UIud,uhurl line in Noveuh"r On
.top OI De- recollection of sudden
shl,h. uuch OF whlriirs gidiincss
In which ur was conscious e some
,Hrr'ru.H violence go us on but
Durid mot feel u-liko Gas a. after
wards .huuvhtl beginning TO come
81, ln the middle 81 a tooth cst'nc-
ton under ru.-on tho Top ~ these
and of cNtr0ordlnary THINGS and
frcr, Iud people Dc cot d not ut
all rlaibI and came someone tuy-
i.ig
Wei us gooIby 90 ;.r war
fnt yDh Dld man
llu Know that he was nw1re-
and somehow for sometime had
loon aware that lac was In % cpt
i1 H ship lio said, ! got Knocked
out. didn't ~
someone was telling him
some iuterminahlc. story about
glwoHue Icing wdundcd In the
shoulder and ln the Knee. lie said.
and liH voice appeared Ia him TO
iD Jl luuhlcd Up and thick.
We'll 4 don o care q damn.
.wruu, laughed
fNI,T FOtiH
MABEL EtsFIE-NpNA
CHAPTER
Said ilurRood that %Harrulous
HapIoul solicitor. who frsi ~
tn.s book pokc uf sabre ia q
Wufupl friend said Unpgood.
seated 100 the comfortable study uf
hiH Ouf Co that sume friend. soy
.ng tho night
Wen now. old man. about
Gahrs Well tell YOU IL b n
funny huslucgs "a dashed funny
business the position of old Puzzle.
htlN Sabre has got himself into.
look nor' this is April. April.
1918. Wei. Ola Sabre got knocked
nn .n France lust about five
months ago bach In November.
Iic cuppcd H. twice shoulder and
lnoo Shoulder nothing much:
turu pretty bad Thought they'd
h'"r iu tnkr his leg off one TIM
Thought better ~ II. thanks be-.
patched him up. discharged hiu
from tlc army: and sent him home
very rroEgv only just able To- put
''I. 'Hd lor to rhe ground crutchc..
ard going to De- "a stick ana q DIE
af H inuu gN hiH NE
Worry we'll That's as he wa.
whom ! first .tw him again That
vrG back in February Enrlv Dol
February twp months nHo Thor,
w GOOD ia m' down In Tidbo".
orGu ou z.rHse-nud remember.
rr rhuHf D'f Sabre having beer
DEED u1 discharged blow int,
nr Uls' and sabre for now
~ lIm
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-11

Pour farm implements ARE bought by an aFri-
culturirt al Culhcrtson, Sch. Tie pays ST26 Cor what
he could have bought for sass In August, 1914, an
incrrnrt OF 81 per cent
Putting Il another way the farmer, 10 get his
four pieces % machinery. has 10 exchange g.iSJ
bushels q T corn, against only IT'S bushels in
August, 1914 an increase OF l7t per cent.
Buying power, not actual number Of dollars. Is
the really Important thing.
The culhertson farmer needs no economist To tell
him that general prices SIN are far from the hal.
qnce that n necessary before people agnin can trade
freely and fairly.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-11

The water trough al the bottom
nf % nirur,o should riw4vs bc
filled with vatcr while tine h1u,e
On h"inr h"7f rl. DRY helf ir un-
healthy los dos. less heat Dc
r" lc1 fu heat ihs room when th.
humidity is F,pt Nh
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-11

It will DE a chanRcd and enhancing world for the
generation thai springs M 20 take our place when
we ARE old and worn out. Sow ana Then we get a
clalrvoyart glimpse Into the future. For Instance:
Juan i. Tomndeln. Hucnos Aires engineer. and a
group OF New York business men announce they are
on The verge Of discovering e. light bulb which. once
charged with electricity Will remain lighted Tor
years.
They call it bottled sunlight Nature would
ylwn aud point TO the freely.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-11

VIM 1IH wow whII
rIla them mrs Nll 70 elYa tu
pho'rc ~ O. wall uipor that suits
ihr.r tasics 10 hut boon ptu,yB
thaf will paper can urou trc n,r,-
Dltsi"Hs uud irr.tnhl|ty 10 its ton,
clnshrr with tho feelings Of any
,n" ln Ca. house.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-11

-.l,- berfofm The funciion o. pfu-
tI-ti.a h tips OF tho finerra.
h1tev awe the fingers from pressure
snd ,nlury and ave them strong
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-11
ARTS and SCIENCES of the SOUTHWEST
ny pAuL 4. y. WAITER

HANTN ~ April 10 Theodore
Nsn .ueieu, the nftiet who recently
5e1aAuc d member Of IN, santa re
group has ptuccd IN exhibit he tie
utustuui an attrattiNC por.rutt
ur.sfniiy painted IN mis- FORMER
tttilu ht Albuquerque, 1t ~ CON
uldvrVd ons OF the mos, successful
cantatacs thus TAR produced %
tins artist.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-11

! rtaVh i'rint tshiDll
1850 museum hnH had on exhibit
the past Tow weeks a group ut
prints COVERING a wide range sent
IN by the friendH OF French art.
They wcr uivcn n OF the alcuvcs
ln tine north gallery aud hung 20
much advantage under very taN or
able llght. Not only we're French
artist represented. but ulsb scvctnl
of thr old masters. Including Hul-
bciu and Rembrandt. Ths eNhshit
ls one Of a series which IA 20 help
IN turthering wider and more
popular knowledge OF European
arr and tympathy with French art
ideals.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-11

NJ indication 81
your
health h the
nneernaii
Il your nail
are Brittle or
y h o W W h It
specks. something
n wrong o n r
general health ~
not up TO par.
Besides acting
In this va aH q
health index the
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-11

of European museums To- collvo.
mater al Cor she Nvwariy. =. D..
Mus cum association The aCc,a-
tiuiiH ueiuuD many objects ed los
the ancicnts.
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Two million Dollar Nrt

i'rorruss o. being made toward
the realization uf on new 1000. 600
hUliiinf for fHu Detroit museum
ID VIII no onu of "a group with the
new I1hlic library building and tho
ftructurc al the Detroit society ut
AItH ana CrunH
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pnrnllll nlnnrLcnI s,nnn.Is.

one OF tho unique publications Of
tho Boston Museum OF Fine Arts
ls n synopsis Of history with special
reference 60 painting, sculpture.
and The allied arts. fhe synopsis
is ARRANGED In six parallel columns.
giving contemporary events IN
Europe and Asia.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-11

l'r t'rsity. hss compi ted a tour
out OF thc business $50 long INA,
really they weivn G much lu touch
with ni~ duinss Rather rotten !
Thought 10, seeing that the poor
hcEgar had done his bit 80 the war
and done 10 pretty thoroughly. TOO.
We'll, I lupped IL owe On th9
railway ana walked down TO Old
Sabre o. t'ound him a bit down
no road from HIS house trying out
this gains leg 81 his. By JoVc. hc
wnH no end huprked 10 sec me Ana
talk, lie simply jnbbcred. I suii
ly jose. Sabre, onc would think
you hadn NIT anyone Tor O.
month the way you re uubeliing the
sacred rites Of welcome. Ii
laughed and said. Wen. you -e
I'm . bit tied TO a post with thle
los ct mine
Well old sabre took me into %
room on the ground floor where
they'd put up a bed FOR him. isim
not being able To do the stairs. Of
Wen, as : say. old man. 1 al
ways rather liked his wifu. al
way rather liked her. But
somehow, az W. went on through
lunch. and thou on after that. I
didu { like her quite so much.
HIVE you ever seen a woman UNI
plckinE "a bit Of sewing Alwnys
looks rnthor angry az ID. l suppose
uccnusr ~ 4 got TO he unpiCkod
They sort Of Zip the threads out.
l5 much us TO say, Come uut OF
H. drut you. That \ you drut yeu
Well thnt was the way she spoke
to Old Sabre, Surt 81 shipped on
the end of what he WINS saying aud
LETT y HANGING, Il you follow ne.
Mind You, ] don mean that ho
was cowed aud afraid 10 open HE
NOUN IN his wife presence.
Nothing a bit like that What I
rot out OF n was that he vyns
starved. intellectually starved
mentally starved starved of the
good old mix OF human kiudnus.
that what mean. Course. re
may have had Jolly good Reason.
! durpsny D had. sun. there %
was, and u seemed rather rotten
to NE. l didn't like a. Damn Ia.
the chap only hhd one decent Ie-
under the table and an uncommon
y ~, d-looklAg face above ID, and
] felt rather sorry for him.
Presently he settled himself
Town n We began talking. He's
got some IDEAS Old Sabre has. III
didn't talk about the war. no
talked a lot about the effect II thc
war On people and on inntitmions
ana b q sort OF stuff. D~evilrNt
deer, devilishly interesting. /
Won't push Il on to you.
1elf you one thing. tho.sh.
Just 70 give you an Idea 81 no wav
ICES been developing an titn.a
years lie talked about how siet.
ened he waH with an this sun in
the papers anS In the pnlplts about
now the nation. In this var IN
passing through the puFg.nr ares
~ %salyntlon and ~ going 10 emcrse
with higher, nabier. purer deals
md all that. lie said not NO. Thew
talk about the nation turning bnrk
O. old faiths, 10 the old God N
thyir fathers Man. h. aid.
what cen you eoo alrcadyY Tenn
pl'r everywhere to a new GoI--
Greed Profit Fxtortion
~ said ~ him. WHAT the
remedy. snbre2'
tconiinucJ In Our Next is.uc)
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Home Hints


The tcn Kettle cun Dr. an efficient
siorillaor Cor baby water DO al.
mouth OF tNe rpuut Dr. cluscd with
O. cnrt Thie i,ecrY The steam lB-
dp so o. viii react ou the wat.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-11

Il GOT KNOCKED OFT.
DilsN it'
OF coursc he wasn't tncrc. Saw
old Fortune and the man Twyninr
ana found thcm In regard TO sabre
about lf genial and communicative
a. "a maiden aunt over "a married
mficr b new drcHa Sort of handed
out the impression that he Il been
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-11

Tho Colorado Museum of Ma
trial History has snnt I'M expedition
tn northwest Alaska Tor 10 month
Wort, in order to rocrrr material
and sn.cimens Tor e series ~
.Nabtui rroura and to augapo if
research work. especially in rr-
iniIor 20 breeding hnuiis and range
~ relationship of ai 'cics moi nov
fuliv understood The expedition
ip IN charge 81 Alfred NJ nailev
END No has ue hia ufsirtaut Mr.
Epslrli Hendoo
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Md l.nrr nf Enrnrran

Z fluf fUIu
s. D. W.uhott. " A.. Of oNfori
IN .lr-Lt.- b.. rnmnl LIN d TOM
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Ar,Irnctn lrnm enn Mlrncl.

The Muaoum OF the American
indian has Just published ~ OF
ltr admirable monographs. BENG
So. Of Vol. Z OF N. series OF
publications relating To- the Amer
lean uh0tiglneH Tho author II
George g. Hcye the founder u the
museum. and well known in New
McNiro iiiH theme ~ the de-
Hcriptiuu OF certain artifncts pro-
cured on san Miguel Island, cali
foruia. 10y tho archaeological eX-
pedltion OF 1919 This expedition
wa financed hy Mrs. Ilcye and was
ln charge OF Ralph G!idden Of
Avalon. Santa Catalina, California.
Tho expedition was worry successful
except that photographs showing
many OF IN. 90 skeletons as well
~ tho nrtifacts ln sta were lusi
hy tho capalzing 81 the boat On
the return from tn island 20 Santa
barbara. The description b. pre-
coded D. geographical and hiaturi.
cal sketch 1f the island There
are ai-o chapters ON the lnhnhi-
tauts. culture. and csmettrira of
thc ruriy inhabitants Tuc mono
graph b richly Illustrated with haif
Son and Goo tho %upp"ndls Be- In.
c'ufHd % vuluminou4 biography
Ta. curly iuhlhifaniH - San Mi
rlifl were tho DhumlAh Indians
who were not WORKERS 30 Stone tu
any untsiculrr Datont. but who ,s-
hlhltrl confid Hrnhl, dnNttf.tv iu
On hionluE bon, and shell tu suit
fhr'r aesthetic taste They wcr"
also I't llerH of cunuoa. using long
paddles in mukinr the trip tu ud
iucou' islardt ~ 90 the mainland
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First railway out Of Chicago
operated In iS4N
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-11
Fifteen Minutes of
Radio Each Da
By
EDWARD M. DAVIS

rormtriy Technical Electric
i;spert for a. : Government.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-06-23
TRADE OUTLOOK BRIGHTER
Iron and steel Market Shows In.
creased Demand--Substant
Orders for Shoes

business in Philadelphia during the
last week has shown some activity in
the electrical line, manufacturers re-
porting increased sales. Retail and de-
partment stores continue to do a good
volume of business. as stated by II.
g. Dun & Co. in their weekly review
Of business conditions in the district.
The iron and steel market shows
strength and steadiness due to increas-
ing demand. Business, however, is
mainly for delivery in current month
or the following months. Mills are
well filed with orders. Manufacturers
of locomotives report receipt Of fair
sized orders, but shipyards are quiet.
tinues, though it Is somewhat slower.
Prices show an advancing tendency.
The review, continuing, goes on to
say in part:
Leather manufacturers and dealers
report steady improvement in sales.
Prices are firm.
'ShOe manufacturers Of standard
grades have substantial orders on hand
and are steadily increasing production.
Jobbers report moderate sales. but con-
ditions are improving.
Inc lumber market Is reported as
continuing It's activity. Building lum.
Der is moving more rapidly. There is
ample supply to meet the demand. Mills
are running near capacity, with prices
holding Grm.
Consumers Of bituminous coal are
showing tendency to make purchases
ahead. which Is making n little demand.
Prices are about the same.
Wool dealers report that while bust.
ness continues active. trading has been,
to Il considerable extent, of n specu.
lative order. Tariff uncertainty still
dominates the market The upward
trend In prices has been temporarily
checked. Business. generally. is looked
upon rs healthy and it is believed prices
will remain high.
Demand for canned goods is fnir.
particularly from retailers. As vet
sales are ordinary. New peas are in
the market, but not enough TO affect
conditions. Tomatoes are unchanged.
Canned frcits are scarce and firm.
Coffee IS firm. owing to advices from
Brazil, with a resulting advance in all
grades and Rio. and smaller advance in
Santos. This refers to green coffee in
a small way. Jobbing prices for roasted
are unchanged. Demand is improving.