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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-01-27
Weeks Favors Horse
Racing to Develop
Thoroughbred Horse

wAsHINGTON Jan %. - Horse
racing II favored by the war depart
ment "as "a means Of developing the
thoroughbred horse" Secretary
Weeks states in a letter to WHIT
Moss. chairman uf the Judiciary com-
mittee ~ the Kentucky state senate.
The war secretary. In his letter. de-
clinez The requess Of Chairman Moss
that two army officers be ordered TO
appeal before his committee 10 teS-
tify In hearings on an anti-racing bill
pending before the Kentucky legisla-
turp.
81 understand 'he question involved
b. hat Of betting on races rather
thnn tho prohibition NJ racing itself
tho letter said. while heartily IN
favor Of continuing racing as a means
Of developing 'ae thoroughbred horse.
the war department u not Interested
Ia the question OF betting thereon.
~ racing h. discouraged or ahpl-
ishod." the letter says "f.ic results
Of breeding could hardly be less than
disastrous to the utility u light
Industry Of tho United States and b
would mean THAI tho army could not
In the event OF war. mount It. cav.
airy or properly equip It's infnntrN
divisions and arsillery with tn large
number Of riding horses that are re-
quired IN modern warfare"
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-01-27
Boys Arraigned
For House Robberies
And Pigeon Thefts

The Juveniles charged with house
ruhheries and pigeon thefts are 10
appear before Judge VI r, Hickey
In the district court at 4 O'Clock this
afternoon.
IN. four boys Involved were ar
raiguod before Judge ". W Me
Dlcllan in police court this morning
at 10 o'clock and held Tor the district
court under 500 bonds each
Celsu salazur and HcnriQue Vargas,
charged with house robb.ries, upon
advice ct Modesto ORTIZ. counsel for
the Salazar youth pleaded not guilty
ana waived preliminary examination.
FRANK Earolu charged with steal
ing pigeons from the home OF g. VI
ttlNns e1N South Eighth street on
January ~ pleaded guilty when
questioned by the Judge regarding
what be did with the pigeons. Barela
replied that he had let most OF the
pigeons fy away Ne said he had
Killed seven OF them
Inreln said that Wilbur Springer
ana SnluLir were with him when
h' stole them The Springer boy
was the only one Of the uuartcttc To-
furnish bond
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-01-27
Proposes Loans on
Irrigated Lands by
Federal Loan Bank

WASHINGTON. Jan 20 senator
putnam, democrat Of Nevada. today
introduced 10 bill amending the fod-
farm loan act making b. possible
FOR me owners 81 irrlEHtol lands. on
which liens are held hy the govern
mont 10 obtain loan- from federal
farm loan banks
The law provides th1f federal loans
may De mUde only on Ur-t mortgages
and Mr. pittman's amendment would
mai" DO possible in tl, case Of irri-
gated lands practical Goo combine
the Two Hens ia n mortgage o.
would provide also that where water
fees are due the government. the
loan bank would take care 81 the
amount adding % TO tho amount all
ready loaned and would be- re-
tmbur-cd by the own,r or the land
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-01-27
$500 Expended on
ESQ INDECENT Cases
In Past Month

The first monthly report made TO
The county charity commissioii by
Dr Noise Bergman. It's agent. at their
meeting yesterday afternoon showed
that sa00 have been expended during
the month by him and with this
moun $50 eases were taken care Of.
The bills were approved by the COM
mission and sen to h board 81
~ commissioners Tor their approval
n was decided "a invite the public
TO visit the colony Of the bureau Of
Charities as Third street aud Noun
lain road. where six new houses have
been constructed all Of which. the
report stated, are nov filled. These
houses are Tor the housing Of indl-
gents.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-01-27
.FORD'S CONTRACT
FOR MUSCLE SHOALS
GIVEN TO WEEKS
Secretary Will Recon-
mend Approval by
Congress. Underwood
Thinks.

WASHINGTON. Jan. ~. - Henry
furd's signed contract proposal tot
purchase and lease Of the Muscle
Shoals, Alabama, government owned
properties. was delivarad 10 Secretary
Weeks ~ s.s0 o'ciock his afternoon
by " ~. Mayo. chief engineer Tor
Mr. Ford who carried the document
from Drtrtit su that b could be sent
60 congress- hy the war secretary FOR
final decisiou
Belief that Secretary Weeks. IN suh.
hitting to congress Henry Ford 81
fer 10 purrha-. ana lease the Muscle
Shoals power and nitrate plants would
give a his friendly endorsement,
was Expressed to-day by senator Os-
eur Underwood % Alabama follow
ing q conference with h secretary.
Mr.. Underwood called al the de-
partment 10 make a personal request
for "a favorable cudorsvmcnt OF the
Ford contract.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-01-27
High School Team
Leaves to Play
Game at Gallup

The high school basketball squad
leu THIS morning for Gallup where
~ Will play "a return game with the
Gallup team. which played here last
Friday ord which has been re
ccited from Gallup predicts that she
Gallup boys VIII make "a muoh bet
ter showing on their home floor than
they made In Albuquerque, when
they played here. almost their entire
first team was u Of the game. ow-
I'M 20 low grades. These men viii
be- back In the game FOR tonight The
game Will De- played on the new gym
naslum basketball floor at Gatlup.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-01-27


high as possible This height should
be az least 90 feet.
good plac. To -trlr,s the aerial
h-..,,c, ~. b,u-. md , harm or
lee, ION
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= 49, %
~ 49,,
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carry the rest OF the "irc back u"
the house run u up 10 the roof
your other terminal point Atlh'u
anothcr lnsuiHtpr e. announcer hli OF
ipp" and complete your aerial CON
hecti"u.
pon't pull too tightly Allow the
wire some -aE for the blowing uf 'hc
win.
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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-01-27
Store Robbed %
Times, Owner at
Last Kills Burglar

DIES MoINES Iowa Jan 17-F
) luuklo 81 Berwick. near here. shot
ana killed q burglar who was attempt
ing - rob mis- store early today. The
man has not been identified
Mr. Dunkl"'r store has been robbed
~ times within 'He past two years
and after b last robbery several
weeks ago the owner decided To- sleep
IN the store buuklp wnz awakened
when the burglar entered the store.
He ordered him TO throw IN his
hhnds The bandit opened fire on
punkl" who killed him with % shot
gun.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-01-27
MAKING TiIE TELEPHONE IN
S1i,t MENT TiIE SIDI NIt;M on
ron, SECTION on TT NING con-
AND END WEN on SLIDER.

tho coil. Srrapo this carefully so
that there b. r. path - contact under
b slldrrs Use "a penknifc and clean
the strands three or four M q time
These sllders pushed along me rod
will give tho variations In wave length
In the center OF cnch Of the wood
m backs mount a - screw bind
ing post,
The right hand end Of the coil i-
connected - the post on the right
hand side The binding post on the
left Is connected to the slider rod
mounted on the front 81 thc coil
In tonIurrow'- Evening Herald
HvrEin viii tell YOU how ~ complete
construction Ut your receiving set
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-01-27

again today. This Is the local talent
comedy which was made here sew
eral weeks ago, with local actors and
settings. The additional attraction Is
"shams OF Society with barbara
Cagtieton.
IDEAL
The Deyirs Double" "a William :
Hart picture, starts today. The story
II one Of life. love death In the
great west. as q; INC was. with strong
Character portrayal and many grip
ming situations Hart takes the part
Of one Of the deadliest men In the
west.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-01-27
Vasquez Awarded
Decision Over
Danny Nunes

III PASO. Texas. Jan % Mike
Nasuucz of ~ rs-o. defending HE
southwest fcatherweight t..ie. was last
night awarded the decision uc tho
referee over Danny Nunes Of Sacra-
montD cam at the end Of a ~iS-rouud
bout Nun"s won the greater mum
bcr OF rounds. ',tking seven against
five Tor Nasqucz. according TO sports
writers
Kid Morton won the decision Of the
referee over Young joe Rivers at the
emf OF q l0-round bout at i22 pounds.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-01-27
Suicide Verdict
In Death of Man in
Valencia County

4 verdict ~ suicide was returned
yesterday 10y the Coroner's jury which
Investigated the death OF Romolo
Romero at Casa Colorado Valencia
county In their report the members
Of tho jury state Tint they find that
he came tu his death b. his "
hand having shot himself with q -
calih"r colt revolver. after walking
about 3o0 yards from his home
1ho jury also found that no ono
else WIS connected with death Of
Romero.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-01-27
By MATTHEW T.. BERGIN.

~ ~ NV 80
NEW YORK. Jpu 25-Makc yout
own radiophpnc.
Got tho latest lows. concerts. ser
mons. right in your W pnrlor-
through the air.
les easy.
Anyone can make his own recciv-
ing SCI.
There are no batteries or electrical
currents to fright"u you.
The work involved ls mile The
cost Is small
4 man On the farm or In the city
can build an instrument and rig u
up for less han 50. But lac viii have
to buy "a set OF receivers That will in
crease the cost to nearly SO
Some boys have built their scts Tor
s2-but they probably picked up most
Of their parts.
What You Need.
The materials are.
Ffuy to i20 feet Of No. a. or No
- copper wirc-bare
Two porcelain insulator-.
one porcelain tube.
4 wooden hnsc-6Ni2 inches
-Four hits ~ wood-half an inch
thick. 6NG inches.
4 cardboard tube-an old coroaI
box will do--siN Inches long
Two slider rods-seVen Inches Ion
Two slidcrs tmore chcaply bough,
han madcl.
une-hnlf pound Of No. % enamel
copper wire
-Four binding posts-with screws.
One clip OF detector cup.
one piece 81 Ealcna-lead sulphi't
six sheets Of tinfoil-3N4 inches.
six layers OF waN paper-iX5 in
Chcs.
a bit OF fine spriugy wirc-N0 30
or No. rs.
some small nails.
one Of these homemade sets should
cover e field Of nearly 100 miles from.
the brondcHsting station
Aerial Comes First.
The first thing 20 Doe considered o.
the aoriHl-whlch catches the wireless
waves
This consists ~ so 10 t2n feet a
wire stretched above the ground as
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-01-27
Institute Plays
Aggies Tonight

ROSWELL y 81. Jan. "a. - The
New McSiru Military Institute Will
meet the Sew NeNico AggieE in a
i've game basketball sorios here to-
night ana saturday The Aggios have
won every game played with the ca
dots ir the las, two seasons. but those
who have seen the cadets In action
this year predict that the Aggies are
duo Tor q setback Both tenms are
composed largely Of veterans.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-01-27
Agreement Near
On Shantung

WASHINGTON. Jan &c tBy the
Associated Pre-sl-Ths Japanese
Chinese differences oy"r Shuntung
nov the crucial issur OF the arms
conference have hcrB reduced 20
such marrow proportions that q final
circles TO he only % question Of
hours
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-01-27
At the TheaterS
Today

"B.r
Wanda Hnv.ley .tkes the part ~
Peggy Malone in Her Face Value
which starts today Peggy is % Choir
as girl. who wins her way into NOV
INK pictures. and b. headed for fame
and fortune Hut the family she sup
ports proves "a drag until something
happens which changes the situation
very quickly.
LYRIC
Nazimoya fascinating little screen
actress of international fame has tEe
leading role lu Bye For Bye which
starts tpday Many "a Inc scenes of
This picture were taken ON board H
French wnrship. which happened 90
%" anchored iu the Hudson river.
near New York city.
PASTlME.
"liubhy~ Dream which drew "a
large crowd Yesterday. b. showing
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-01-27

WASHtNGTON. Jan 4T-Thc on-
dition VI Albert Sarraut head 10 thH
French arms delegation. who I-
suffering from "a bronchial attack.
showed a slight Improvement today
but 90 will be necessary for him Go
remain In his Don Tor several day
His physician is advising complete
suspension 81 work Tor tho moment
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-01-27

n you cart 20 "a ~ money take
advantage Of our cleanup sale Of
Mems Womon's and Children'- Shoe.
c Mays shoe store. Si4 " Central
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-01-27
MILK
CREAM

Have You ever had q party without wracking ypur head 10
think Of something different uu refreshments, Have yuu AL
ways longcd for something new. something unigurf II is 900
longer necessary. Cdl us. state your need, and let our ic.
cream man do the worrying You cant WORRY him because b"
knows \. d. 4. ice cream will please aud your guests will ad-
mire 1t. \. D.. \. ice cream OF any favor put mp in fastest
fashion, can be delivered To you ON very short uotec Service
and satisfaction guaranteed.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-01-27
Boys; Make Your Own Is
Wireless Phone; It's Easy and
Costs But SIS, Expert Says

Matthew L. icrgin u director
Of the Radio Institute Of Anleri-
"a ~ New York. He has explain
cd the mysteries 81 the wireless
Telephone io thousands IN for
mai Glasses aud lectures. Now.
Ia two articles In The tvcuing
Herald lee VIII tell you how to
make your own radio receiving
at ut u cost uf 81 to Si0-n ~rt
that viii enable you Ia listen In
on all the wireless tail within u
radius Of 100 miles,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-01-27

now 10 STRING NOuR WIRE
LESS PHONE AEHI NJ IT'S
NEST To STRETCH ~ BtINEfN
TIIE HOUSE MD \ TREE.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-01-27

"HubhyS Dream which drew "a
crowd Yesterday. b. showing
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-11-24
MOTORISTS Want
CONCRETE ROADS
Sharp Criticism Heard of Con.
nslI's Suggestion for Change
of Policy In State
PLEA WAS FOR ECONOMY

Sharp criticisEi Of the recommenda.
lions made BY William n. Connell rela.
tive to changes IN the construction pol.
icy Of the State Highway Department
were heard yesterday, particularly crit.
tcism Of Mr.. Connsll's suggestion that
the exclusive construction Of concrete
roads be abandoned In favor Of . moro
economical policy under which roads
would 30 constructed according 10 tradc
demands.
Y. Borton Weeks, president Of tAs
Keystone Automobile Club, said he ap.
rr,~oved OF continued concrete construc.
tion.
'.As soon a. a road is improved" }"
said Mr.. Weeks, "it attracts trailc. An
example Is the Wilmington. West Ches.
ter pike and its extension toward Potts.
town. The road, before Il was improved,
was scarcely ever used, but now the
traf1c 10 90 heavy Q special 0emaphofe
10 stationed at its intersection with the
Lincoln Highway. Where any road 10 Q
main artery Of travel-and BY that I
don't mean q major artery, such 40 the
Lincoln Hishway-it should be con-
structed Of concrete. Such q road ID
for driving"
Despite criticism Of the Connell re.
frequently criticized the Pennsyi.
vania policy Of uniform concrete
construction. That policy. Mr.. Connell
pointed out, will delay completion Of the
highway system until 1853 and will en-.
tail an expense Of approximately $3.50, .
600 1000, besides virtually establishing q
monopoly Of road building by cuttins
down competition. Mr.. Connell IL not
opposed to concrete construction, but he
does not believe expensive concrete
roads should be constructed except
where traffic demands.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-11-24
HOSPITAL FUND OBTAINED

Altoona, Pa, Nov. ga campaign
to collect 5000, 900 for Altoona AMI
Mercer Hospitals was successfully com.
pleted yesterday after Q weeks drive.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-11-24
|fADLOCKED over
N, ]. SENATE HEAD
|...,.h and WalIworth Each Re.
cs,vs Eight Votes In Re-
publican Caucus
.1evENs FOR FLOOR LEADER

c-,.oo. Nov. 4.-Seventecn Re.
.,h;,csn Senators who met here in
r.su. Yesterday to select officers
q WE ~ next Senate ran Into. an unex.
..s.d s deadlock over the choice Of q
gsssident, After seven ballots, result.
y II : maximum Of eight votes each
~ SENATOR wallworth, Of Camden.
"a Senator Smith, Of Passaic: the
ssssuS s.S was adjourned until next Tues
s' Senator Parry, of Essex. who
SZa.a his votes on the various bal.
is y. Nstween Senator whitney, OF Nor.
~ and Senator Case, Of Somerset,
yrsed at any time to vote for either
. ma major candidates.. though he
",.St have swung the election to either
S~ifh or Wallworth.
Pr asnator Stevens, Of Monmouth, was
dssted majority leader BY vote OF
" "a n Z deadlock over the Senate presi:
Is.sey came a. q surprise to most OF
~ State leaders, and the. Senators
fsmselyes disclaimed any knowledge
outside influence In the form Of
sttemrted deal. Nevertheless, Il was
sessrent that the followers Of Sena.
4. EDGE backed the Smith candidacy,
Sfle the stanchest supporters Of Da.
nj Baird, Of Camden, were behind the
|Wailworth candidacy. South Jersey
ii,ided its vote between the two aspi.
ants for the presidency. 70 that the
siiotins was in no sense geographical.
The "wet" and "dry" issues seemed
"A be eliminated BY the fact that the
I,nstors did not divide upon prohibi.
ION lines. Smith is q pronounced
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-11-24
BOY "H0RSE Thieves"
8 AND g, ARE ARRESTED
Took Westover Team for Visit 70
"Surprlse Dad''

Clearfield, Pa, Nov. A.--Willinm
hnd Melville Lee, nine and eight years
Did, respectively, Of WestOver. were
Brought yesterday to the county Jail on q
eharge Of stealing horses.
Word wns received by Thomas Low.
N. Sheriff. yesterday morning. that two
horse thieves were en- route to Clear.
Held. and with several deputies he was
II the station to meet them. TO the
Bheriff's amazement the Westover con.
ltable. got off the train and, turning to
lhe children, said, "FIere they are"
The lads were taken in charge, but not
placed In cell.
The boys said their father is employed
N town several miles from their
home. They wanted to see him and.
(eeing a tenn tied to n post in the
borough. they united them and started
Pn their trip to "surprise dad"
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-11-24
PRESIDENT OF CHINA
IS VICTIM OF FRAME.UP
May Lose His Office as Result Of 10
Incident

Pel,ing, Nov. 24.--Rcports are cir.
culated that the Finance Minister. To
Wen. Kan is now the personal guest
Of the President, who urged him to
leave the jail.
The Speaker Of the House. an adher.
snt Of TsaO Kun. ATTEMPTED to make
10 Wen.ka the gont IN an effort to
with the Premier.
The charges Of corruption have been
oMcially proved groundless. The whole
affair is typical of the worst side OF
Chinese politics ns engineered by Tsao
Kun, who has presidential ambitions.
Tho probable result of the who'c II.
legal proceeding will be the Presidents
political death and increased prestige
Kan and. curiolsly enough. Tsao Kun's
possible election to the presidency In a
few months.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-11-24
FATHERS AND SONS DINE

Moorestown. N. j., Nov. 24.--About
200 persons attended the father and
son dinner under the auspices Of the
Moorestown Y. NJ. G. A., in the First
Baptist Church here last night. The
speakers were Harold b. Wells, Of
Bordentown, Judge Of the Burlington
County Court; Prof. George G. Baker,
Of the Moorestown High School; Henry
F. Stockwell and the Rev. William j.
ellsworth. pastor Of tho MoorestowH
Baptist Church.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-11-24
$1,000 10 LspT 70 cnvaeH

Mssrsstswn, n. J., Nov. M.-By
the viii Of W. W. Stokes, president
and cashier Of the Moorestown NationA
Bank, $4,000 has been left b Tie Meth
odist Episcopal Church Asfs - Q Ne
aosial 10 bic wife. The interest u -
b ussd to support pastors es ths
church.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-11-24
MAYOR WINS DAMAGE SUIT

Elizabeth. y. j.. Nov. ga jury
ioday returned verdict in favor OF
Mayor Mravlag in Mrs. Elizabnth
trecrS S25.0O0 damage suit against
tne Official. Mrs. Frccr sued to re.
|eusbaEd. Charles j.. Frcrr. struck by
Mayor Mravlag's automobile on Dc.
cember 81. 1921
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-11-24
PERSONALITY COUNTS

However ruch the voters may dissgrss
IDEAS. the wnsome lady wins many sdhsrsnts
BY her psrsonslity; ;,,, Special ~ wireless dl.:
News Bureau keep our readers posted on the
political situation IN England. A Forsim
News Page every day. 10 q feature Of the
prBLIc Lpp01H. Make II . bit."-Adv.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-11-24

cordis Hospital suffering from sn IN.
fected shin bone IN consequence Of an
automobile accident recently, was ~.
ported much improved today.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-11-24
PAv CONFIRMATION IN oAsn

Alteens. Pa, Nov. 2.-workmsns
compensation must bs paid In casa,
according to Q dscision reesived from
the State board ysstsrday, b eompsn'
sation refsrss Jacob enyde. q Altoona.
Il vas based %. The cass Il aa injured
miner who ~as given . ton of coal by
request. The price Of the coal Was
deducted from Bic compensation.
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1922-04-22
US. Attorney Bennett
Sends in Resignation,
Effective October 81
The Atlanta Journal News Bureau,
623 Riggs Building.
BY THEODORE TILLER

WASHINGTON, April 20.-The
resignation of John w. Bennett, of
Waycross, Ca, as United States at
torney for the southern district of
Georgia, effective October 81, reach
ed the department of Justice Thurs
day, but official action has not been
taken. It is expected that the res
ignation will be accepted, as it fin
ishes eight years of Democratic in
cumbency of the Office under the
rule adopted by Attorney General
Daugherty when he assumed Office
shortly after the Republican admin
istration came into power. William
J. Harris, of Georgia, conferred with
the attorney general and secured
the assurance that Mr.. Bennett
would be permitted to serve until
his time, with that of his Democratic
predecessor, made a total of eight
years.
No action has been taken yet
about the successor of Mr.. Bennett.
1t is expected the attorney general
will confer with Chairman J. L. Phil
lips, of the Georgia Republican com
mittee, before making any announce.
ment about the appointment. Among
those mentioned are f. G. Boatrigh.,
of Cordele, and Charles Alderman,
of Macon.
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1922-04-22
Search Instituted
For Missing Salesman

ALBANY, Ga, April 20.-The
mysterious disappearance of E. r.
Shepard, Of Putney, near here, in
Dougherty county, and the finding
Of his abandoned automobile and
suit case near Lumberton, N. c., in
which section he had been selling
lightning-rod equipment, have caused
his family to make public the facts
in the case in the hope that he may
be found.
Mr.. Shepard is member Of the
firm of Shepard Brothers, dealers in
lightning -rod equipment, and his ter
ritory includes North and South
Carolina. He left his home in Put
ney on March 26 in his Ford road
ster, and up until about a week
ago he wrote regularly to his wife.