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Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise. (Pocomoke City, Md.) 1921-1953, 1922-01-21
Compares Eastern
Shore With Florida
Continued from Page l

Orange county of which she is TIL
county seat issued bonds to the
amount of two and one half million
dollars last year to build hard roads.
These bonds were sold to an Ohio
Trust Company and brought more
.han par; and this is fair sample Of
The way almost every city and com
ty in the State are spending money
Tor improvements to make their sec
ton more attractive to the tourist.
Now compare Florida with the cid
Eastern Shore and we have her heat
!; mile when it comes to roads. One
acre of Eastern Shore soil will grow
as much as 20 acres of Florida soil
outside of Citrus fruits, and they hay;
70 have from six to ten applicatio., IS
of fertilizer each year to keep them
growing, so growing oranges is not
all profit. Give the Eastern Shore
enc tenth of the publicity that Flori-
da gets, let the people of the North
and West learn about her roads, cli-
mate, waterways and her soil, and in
. few years all her idle acres will be
made to produce, and dotted with
good homes. Florida has built beau
tiful cities and a great state and be-
came prosperous generally on climate
sand and publicity. Now with IT,
natural resources that the Eastern
Shore has, it is hard to picture the
changes that could take place in
few years if the attention of the
public could be directed her way.
Florida offers no inducements to TIE
poor man, the cost of living here is
about 80 per cent higher than l.,
Maryland. Corn is selling here for
$3.50 per bushel and oats $2.70. Very
little livestock is to be seen mere, al
though you can see razorback hogs
ond some native cattle in the woods.
\ native Florida COW will weigh about
500 pounds and won't dress more than
half that amount. Poultry and eggs
are cheaper here, eggs are selling FIR
cents per doz., meat is also cheap,
jpt you can't eat it.
Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise. (Pocomoke City, Md.) 1921-1953, 1922-01-21
Automobile Prices
Gradually Failing

If the automobile business is not
good this year it will not be because
the prices are kept up. Most of the
factories have lowered their prices
and with the coming of spring the
demand should be on the increase. In
the past few weeks several companies
have advertised reductions, and this
week the Ford is advertised as the
lowest price in it's history. Among
the various cars that have dropped in
price the following are advertised in
the Worcester Democrat: Ford Paige.
Studebaker and Dodge.
Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise. (Pocomoke City, Md.) 1921-1953, 1922-01-21
NOTICE.

This is to give notice that l have
purchased the interest of Elmer E.
Shriver in and to the business here
tofore conducted under the name Of
Snriver & Shaw in Pocomoke City,
Maryland.
Mr.. Shriver will retain his connec-
ton with the business as installation
manager and l will continue to sell
Delco Lighting Systems and access
cries and supplies necessary therefor.
HARRY B. SHAW
Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise. (Pocomoke City, Md.) 1921-1953, 1922-01-21
BUSINESS POINTERS.

COAL-Car of Stove Coal on track
the coming week. All sizes in yard.
F. M. WILSON.
FOR SALES. C. R. R. Eggs. 81
per fifteen eggs.
Jan-21-tf. JACOB H. CONVICTION.
FOR RENT-for balance of 1922,
the house and lot lately occupied by
Fred Birmingham. This does not in
clude the farm lands.
J. SHILES CROCKETT.
Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise. (Pocomoke City, Md.) 1921-1953, 1922-01-21
NOTICE.

l have been appointed sales and
service representative for the HUP-
MOBILE. When in need of service cr
parts, or interested in a new car
give me a call.
HARRY B. SHAW
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-01-20
NORTHWEST COAL
OPERATORS TO CUT
WAGES ON APRIL
Possibility of National
Strike Brought Out
at Hearing

WASHINGTON. Jan "a Possibility
Of national coal strike Nprii { when
the present agreements between the
miners and operators expire, was
touched upon today ut the lnterstat"
Commerce Commission's general rat"
Inquiry
VI " prickctt. representing OPP
orators IN southern Wyoming Itah
add nearby districts. declared b
operators planned fu put IA sub
s~tautiai wage reductions April J.
Shortly afterward " : Bronson.
a%torney Tor the Chrsaneaiy a Ohio
railroad. asked J. - A. Morrow vice
president of the National CnHi ASSOC
citation what the possibilities were
for o coal strike ana Mr Morrow IN
reply assorted that b. made % fi-
business Dot to know anything about
The labor side Of the cua industry
in view OF 10. fnct that u was
handled hy other organizations ~
mine owner then his " Th"
WAGE detrcases. however Mr. Morrow
said, we're generally expected
The strike matter was brought up
during continuation Of trstlmony re-
hting 90 rates Oh coal Mr. Prirkctt
told the commission that "a reduction
~ 90 per cen in present rates wa
histlOable and ought 10 De- put in.u
effect Such decrease iu rates w.,
asserted. would result I'm increased
consumption Of coal n consequent
benettsfo tue railroads
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-01-20
ARMS CONFERENCE
CANNOT SETTLE
SHANTUAG CASE
Underwood So States in
Address in the
Senate

WASHINGTON. Jan 20 ,By the
Associated preasi - The ohantuug
must and probably viii n"
settled between China and japan and
canuot ba L up by the arms con
ference. senator Underwood OF Ala
bama. one Of the American ~dcicgai,=
declared in the senate today during
a discussion Of the C~untroVcrs5.
The conference senator tnhuwoud
safd. wn- unable 10 tnke mp the
Shantung question because seven of
Inc conference powers were com
miucd by The treaty Of Versailles 40
support Jupans position. The scna
tors etatemen waa made ln con
nection with introduction by sanatol
walsh. democrat Montana % a.
resolution calling upon the president
for information regarding the shan
tunR question. The resolution wen
over
senator Lodge Of Massachusetis
another American delegate. endorsed
senator tnderwood's stet.mcnt
senator Z NORWOOD went on TO sn
thai boz the negotiations between
China and Japan aH agreement AZ
peared near
From information which ! have.
said senator Underwood, ~ ana hope
ful tina at a very early date q ~utis-
factory settlement win be- arrived at
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-01-20
y OLIVE RoBr RS BARTON

anced himself there for "a minute
Hello. Sic he called mto the ltttia
boys car "dunt you know tnc I'm
the hir hubbie yon blew With Eour
daddy -asving soap. I'm considered
vcrs -artstocraiic vas here. 7 shin"
with a hundred cuinra aud smell very
nice Thank YOU ver3 mnch for using
such nnr SOAP
You're welcome. said Sick 'But
when daddy found b oul me took my
blow piife away for a week I have
to use taundry-roap nov
Don't 1 knuw i1. gruuhled a
cross-iookinE bubble rolling an I'm
the last one yoV blew Louh ai m"
brown aH "a iump ~ mud. and a
strong scent 90 korosou. uTh
'TharF too hadi raid Nick hut
sou see / couldn't help ~
Sat tho hubble had worked himeeN
into such % roEe ihet he burst with
Indignation
we'll Dc wasn't happy sny was
-afd Nancy "ph. look there
4 bunch of bubbles ctmc along
singins a suns which went IKE thsi
\ rub a dub duh.
We were bora Ia a tub
Nherc we snia-hed aud we fuanied
and we played.
We slid down the hugFsi
Aud with lsuEhtor We reared
TIL wa frightened su-ennnh tho
maid
Away they nll sealapsfed pin, iuz
lfap-frog aud O. taErn tSffIrr Eamea
known only 20 -huhblHf
u WAS q inlly place
tta Ic tsntiaufsl
N'apyrirhf. 1871 MIA tcrNirnl
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-01-20
Livestock
Ill Al.ls

CHICAGO Jan 90 cattle receipt
% 900 generally steady. better Ertd"
beef stecrs active, very gent hva 81
hullock4. g. 75 buik beef strnr
Ss.i0W %. vcai calves stroug bulk.
80 25ma.'t stn'kcrs and FEEDER.
slow
Hog receipts 5000. fairly active
steady 20 10 cents higher than yc-rrr-
DAY average mostly steady ,oY.
800 on tights and tight Hghtt bulk
s. IS 1Ae5. piss steady to 90 coul
highor. hUlk d"sirable. t~NfVms5e.
f.w 8 go.
sheep recsi5ts. s.ett mf lamb.
strong lS a. 90 cents high'r Tor
early SASS. -Duc held higher
sheep steady fTt eve top early
sTEU.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-01-20

KANSAS CITY. Jan gO-Csttle &C.,
yeipt- i-G0. trade SLOW an clas-"s
around steady undrrtclo decidedly
yea ou bees steers and IN" -foci
top stter- S72a. few cow 50 80
huh 50 20 down. medium hrifers.
ff75a SOB. odd vcalcrs. $3.50 why
fo" above $500. medium storkrr.
2 so. good feeders. 50 $50.
Hog r%reripts. $500. generally
-'roug to 10 cents higher than ypstrt-
days average To- roth puctcrs a.ti
shippers. ldO 10 TO puundcr- Def
shippers, S775dS ig0 to a.
pound wviEhta TO both packers an,l
shihp"r- $500 49, huh of ssios
f5abn %. -hlpprf top SN.tn.
isDking suws aud plgr steady
sheep receipts loco. killing clss-
- fullN steady ifu uuuud eveH
50 %. ~ pound Colorado f"d lambs
Stgi5
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-01-20

S~aap-iuhhlc land was funny place.
when Ruskins ~touprd 40, uttlo
appic-truc elevate ana the twins
stepped on dozens of -uap-hubbie
people Of every slys came nohhiue
along Go gree them There We're
snau-bukblcs trom alWoft every us-
ton on the carh. although Do d.
shocking To- sag that their, ave places
land big ones pf lhHtl whore there
are NO SOAP bubbles hcctu-, there b.
no soap
onc hts fellow rprsng lisatll ar
To the ton ct NIck's hcnd and htl-
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-01-20

shoea absnrher rua vcgy htus o. sdtd
o. ncN ~ ynu arc in the market for a
Ford fos this one before you buy tisu
tskes n Would caasidcr o trade on Ford
tunuus rur uf roadster 1929 Ford touring
esr with shock slsorhefs iTinrh steeriHs
wheel. Oh new ufes end 10
rrrfFff farrhauiral coniitiun. VIII sell
this ca Win or vlthoai starter f-25 with
ant starter s27a With stafis- Could a.
range some tine on either TO ughi parties
sauarr Deal uafsse az Wet Copper ave
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-01-20

NOTICE on SUIT.
STATE on NEW MfxIcu
Coanty u Bcrurltlo.
in the District Court
Ausnsiin Aliarus, piaiuiIn.
A. B. MsGla,bau and I,.,ls d. Me0lasAsn.
AVID al unkuuuu Claimants and all IN
tnoWn heirs of unknown elHimants u 10
forest sdser,e tu plaintiff in the premises
hereinafter described te'endants.
hou and each % yuu. he above named
defendants are hereby rltihed that the
abots named rlaiutln has began action
aeemst Sou and rarh of yon the Object
therepf being 90 quiet Nrs Of the plaintiff
IN aud 20 certain real rstate situate IN
Canny Of hernalilla Nrr Mexico. descrlhrd
IS follow 90 wit
The east half o. iht H1uihwest qaArtel
and The west half o. Co., snutheast qusrtrr
u section 90 Touuship 70 WORTH Of Range q
lest Nrw MEXICO principal meridian.
You are further nntihfi that the said a.
lion h Tor the gupus of establishing phin'
tths cstste In the inrs described prsin
iars againsi any claim HhIch you or Hny Of
you may have sdsersr o. ihs iai.rest q ~
piaintid in the PREMISE aud the piainuh
prsyA that each Of go" shall forever be
estoppod aud barred from having any claim
right title or Interest H and to ne sad
feai estate advcrse 60 l'hinth and that ms
p'einuf . tius Be forever quisiet and 80 81
rhs nams o. plaiuus . ,i,efnsy "a Dennis
ChassA vhess sasfest Sl35 Whhms
Unlesi yop enter your sppsaranes o. eaus,
sapae 70 be entered on " heiore the $50
de o. fehruary ip-- Judgment vii b
rendered against Sou aslseli aad 's'
dated this 9th day .5ssspssy,, iss2.
fRkD cRoLLoL
HARRy. p LEE
issat Via @sT '''"'
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-01-20

DENVER Jan 2o-Catuc rtcctpts
2ae steady. beef steers. o. teH A, h"
cows u heifcrs, s450n "a; caiv--
81 90 utO5O. haiis Sua SO
stockcrs aud feeders Sc 90 10 7 SO
ITO receipts. sac strong top.
s. 10 hulk, 81 t0u Z 20
sheep rrrclptr = e0n 20 80 o.
cents hlrhor. lambs. tit761 a. 90
ewes $500 $50. feeder lambs
$40. o utOT5
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-01-20
New York Money

NEW YORK. Jan 20. Gail mon',
firm. high, o. low g. ruling rate. q.
losing. 80 as last loan .
Time loans nrmer, so day 90 days
and q months "a H5
Prime mercantile pparr. o.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-01-20

NEW NONk. Jan 30 LaDUrfY
hondn closed atsN S97.OS first a..
so so. second a. sg7.2o. first fhs.
ss7 30; second fAs. sP7.3i; ihird
4hs, t9f.a03 fourth fas ss1asi
fl001k.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-01-20
Leverett-Z apf * Co.
REALHoIts

REALToIts
DO yoa rssHs. the large smosnt Of I'm
pfovements that vets made In
UNIVERSITY HEIGHTS
during 1891. Then you would dseids 10
bny right now. Let's show you them to-
day. Only SO cash sud 80 per monts. 4
fine iasestmsni.
Second and Gold Ave. Phone e,o
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-01-20
MARKETS
New York Stocks

NEW YORK. Jan 90 Sp''.sl
,ss,,cs comprising the steel and iron
groups featured today Neis "'A
and strong stock mnfHei' ne ~
vance also cncom pasacd .oth"r in
austriols and mere nisesIlencuu-
,ssu.-. sales unprecedented ilou.u 900
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-01-20

NEW YORK. Jan 20 Cotton
futures cluscd barciy steady; Jan
ti7.7g. March SlT.72, MAY. slT.37;
Iui3. iis.pe. oct. Si6.26.
Spot cotton quiet, middiing, $500.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-01-20

A. the regular mefflUE " the hoard o.
vpuniy COMMISSIONER uf Hsrnululo Coaniy
leld Ai the Court Huuss HH January % 1872
Albert q Simms was apuHinted Purchasing
Agent for al department. - the tpunt!
Tor the rcsr 1929
Please take notice that old material and
supple, ~ rvery sort Co Uv Hscd By bsrHa.
Lido Cuunk duEng la1- sin BE- houghf
BY competitive bids from time o. lime
aud published notice. uhrurfrr possible Wlll
be- inads IN advance
NJ. A. u. Swopr. the Cuuuiy Treasurer
has kiudiy consented 10 set a. my deputy
m purchasing aud b. sIglatnrs upon az
order Zoe touuty sHppir. sil he recug
nlfed aud Paid hY the tHHuty. THIS in.
ciadss The Read Department a. we'll - al
other Department..
ALBERT q. siMMs,
Chairman, Board o. County Commissionsf
Jsa. o.iA2Ot25.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-01-20
Hays to Retire
From Cabinet on
March a, He Says

WASHINGTON. Jan -n Post
master GENERAL Hay- announced to-
duy that Dis resignation from tuf
cabinet would b. made effective
March 3 ln order that Dis term OF
service Boo the cabinet may include
one complete year
Mr. HAYS said af the white house
TODAY his r0uircrt with the NHtiuu1i
Association 81 Motion Picture Proc
duccra and Distributors was signed Boz
New YORK last saturday. hut thar hc-
fore signing h. talk"d With President
Harding h. telephone 90 Mah" Known
"a him that tho March Z atr was
satisfactory and brad been arranged
under IN. contract.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-01-20
Loans to Farmers
Too High, Says
Secretary Wallace

MASHfNGToN. Jan. 20-Deter-
miuation 60 lay before IN. national
agricultural conference q week
thoroughly selfish and Eraspiug atti-
tuda OF many companies 81 different
sorts which luun money ON farm mort
cages" VIZ announced today hy Set-
Rotary Wallace
Farmers. the secretary Said weIf
being compelled To pas O.. aud q
uer Ccnt on tive and ten year loans
without optional payments af a COM
mission Of 81 or SIX per cent. whiis
in some ct-rr Hr high as teN per cent
was being asked. s9a
Tho secretary also charged that
many loan COMPANIES we're huidtng
Town the amount they loan per scr
20 the lowest possible point thus re.
stricilng the farmers credit az thD
very tim" when o. should hc sNpandei
A. Ear as may be don safely"
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-01-20

KEsEEyAFI0Ns may noS be had AZ 81,
lOHN's AANATORluM MpiscopsD, hA,gA
St7.5O 10 s2b 90 per week. Includes prt-
yate room with sleeping porch, connected 10
hath aud toilet. Medical care. medicines.
general hBnisg EEosilsnt meals. .tray
service No sntras Al rooms hAva
Rsv. VI II zirslsr. superintendent
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-01-20
LEGAL NOTICES
C%EKriflCkrE RE.EXrENpiNG QUARTER
TREASURY DtrARrMhNI.Nu.
rhon. ESQ

CtKTtFICkrE RE.EN rtNpiNv .NhAhiLh
INEAsLNN ptrANINhNl.
Oaica Of Comptroller OF Caftene{ HAshins
ION. u a.. Dsfsmh~f 80 lbli-
Whereas by satisfactory estaenos 49, 80
sppsar that The flrst National bans Of "
hasu.rous. 10 located tn the city Of Alhpspef.
aue In The cuunty Of brruahllo. ana .tste -
New Mexico has complied VITA az uhs III.
Visions Of the act q congress eneple
Nsiional thanking Associations 20 eAiend ,heit
soruofats existence. and for other pafpotet
approx ed July - lss2 e smeadsa " @s
al approved April ~ 100 -
Nov therefore, ! u X cr'ssinser Senf
tbst The First Nstionsi bank 81 AIbesuer,
I'M. located In the city q Albudueryee n
he COUNTY 81 Rsrnalillo sud slate 81 n,s
Neaten. authorized 20 have euceessiun tot
sssorlstion namely until close OF bassness
on December -. 1871. -
WI Ia trsttmony ghersof witness my. hard
sni seal Of oaies this twenty third dAS Of
ps''m"e'' "ts,rnedl u. v CRIssINGER,
fsEAIA Comptroller Of the tnstesel.
' Extension No. itsu.
Charter Number e6ti a.
ne al ism 10 ~ ~
II 10 IS 10 ~ ~ 70 20 "a y 20 - %
NoTfCEO or ANNtA MLLrlNa 800,
ALRJQC FltoJE HOrfL tOAlANh INV
Noiiss i herses given ~, ne an
anorqae Hotel Company inc, VII be held ~
tSe princlpaf' ep.sr ~ The cenpsny3 ~.
John street, ~ ~ Aibaqaeraas. caan,{. p
Rernailiie. Nee .Acsieo, on Monday The ssrd
day ~ January, 1879 ~ an tor ths
sssas before ihe mgelns mSiodihg consider
Ing aud voting apeu lhs approval aud raii'
heation ~ n purchases .puntrar;t, Accoants.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-01-20
Chicago Board OF Trade

CHICAGO. Jan. go Cola weather
and lack Of snow projection Tor ia"
winter crop gaee new strength to tn"
wheat market today 10 te early
trading Sentiment continued also TO
be Influenced ny talk 81 q prospective
shortage - domestic supplies aud by
assertions that Eirppc mus buy large
quantities. of grain. iuI the world >
markebl Dealings hero however
lacked volume as compared with yes
tcrlnN. Opening quotations. which
Nariesi frnm unchanged figures 10 .
cent higher. with MAY. N.tiit To
stifts and july si0sa 10 fl03s
we're followed by slight llains 500
around
coru and oats wer. H tnnv nrm"r
helped by wheat strength. Corn
started unchanged with May 53e 10
iIh cents. and then hardened q little
oats after opening unchanged 80 a
shade on May ~ Ito 49,. c"nta
held clos" to the initial range.
Provision tended upward with hog
values
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-01-20
Produce

KANSAS CITY Jan 90 EEgs De-
higher. 0rsts 3Sc
Butter unchanged
Poultry. hens o. hirhc- gle;
springs Hnd raosters unchanged
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-01-20

Dated Afuuuurruua New MeAlfu. fauunrY
n 1922
Jan .. IL. %. 10. iE. 30.
-
LEGAL NOTCH OF SAL
No. lget0.
STATE or NEN MEXICO.
Connty Of BefuAlilln.
10 tho Distdtt Cotrf.
Felipe a. Gumie. trustee. aud John ".
Wilson. beneficiary. p~lsfntiffa.
M
trittsudrn bats aud leslie EAtF bet hus
band defrndsuts.
gouce is hereby given that. D. virtue a
q decree Of foreclosure. order Of sale and
appointment u special master. rendered in
said district court ias tha eboyg eetitlsd
cau.r on The pih day Of January ls22, The
undsrsignrd special tnasIer viii. on the isih
dsg 81 April 1872 ~ the front daof ~ ihs
courthouse on bernaiuin County, New Mexico
a. thu huur 0f 10 o'clock In The forenoon nl
said day, srll NJ public suction. fo the high
eat bidder. Tor cash. the following reel e.
tate aud properly aiuated In the counties ul
Rernalilln aud Torrance, state Of New Mex
leo. io-wit.
4 certain piece or parcel o. land situate,
ia the CITY " Albuquerque bernalii'
CountY. s. ~. aud measuring seven hun
dred sud nny frrs more or less. 'rem uortl
o. south ami three hundred and fNv.twt
feet more ar less from east a. sect ans
bounded un ihe north b. the land nos al
formerly of s.. e.. Armiio. deesa.si on M
1nuth b. the land of the S-authwesfaf1 Hres
% l,e Company on y. 's., by ,s' i.ad.
% al nu ne vest bf the land Of the south
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-01-20

Turkey has a. government agr,cul-
lural bant with 90 capital of nearly
SIS UOO. nOD.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-01-20

You viii find it in our Classified
Columns.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-01-20

Potatoes steady. receipts - rarsi
total 4 : shipments. G2i practically
no demand or movement account
weather too cold 60 open care no
-iiss reported.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-01-20

subsequently snowfnils in parts uf
kansas and Oklhhoma led 80 price
downturns In wheat Tn" close vas
raes. = 10 a. cent net lower. with
Steih TO st01fs
Enlarged rural sales 10 arrive ea~pd
the corn market later M close
wus easy. HN 20 Z. cent not
lower with Mas, 90 % 53a, a.
cent
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-01-20
HERALD WANT AID TAKERS

Are thoroughly trained ad writer
If you so desire, they will gladl
assist Nou IN wording Your ad
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-01-20

Uniou Pacific .............i2os
United States steel ........., ~
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-01-20
ALSOMINlNC
Phone l260-W
DRESSMkKING
ROOMS WITH BOARD

SHIRT AND DREssMAKINo. b0T 8 2
rhons I4HO4J
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-01-20

Waaid lac 10 ssll o. trade a sreum hrisk
baa.r laraied ~ 40 W silver. Nov
rrnilue uf 81 PET month ~ ihral infa
nn Toe business. " VIII take about fHu"
d., male this deal baiAnrr in annual ga
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