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The Bingham County news. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1918-1930, 1922-01-06

The Cleaners c1up was hospitabt
entertained on Friday afternoon a
last week at the home Of Mrs
NJ. Kennedy. Al Of the Officers d
last year were reelected to serv
again, as follows. President, MR.
Percy Jones; Vice President, Mr.:
R. A. Stewart: Secretary, Mrs DAY
i'd Wiltamuth; Treasurer, Mrs. Nj
nerva White. Following the bus
pess meeting there was a socit
hour, while refreshments were SER
ed BY the hostess, assisted by MI
William Parkinon, Mrs Earl Nine
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-06-11
PR|TCHETT
HEAD OF CARNEGIE
FOUNDATION HERE
President Hill Takes
Distinguished Visitor
to University

Albuquerque was visited yeater-
day forenoon during the brief in
ierval between the arrival and de-
pnrture OF the eastern mail train.
No. J. by Dr. Henry smith prit-
cheft. president Of the Carnegie
foundation for the Advancement
u Teaching.
DR. pritchett. who was met at
the -tation by DR.. David = I'm.
president OF the STATE University.
was motored by M latter to the
campus OF that institution where
he viewed the buildings and was
given an informal reception by
nv faculty.
DR. Prltchett expressed his plea q
sure az the opportunity "a view the
University and stated that he
hoped on his return "a the east to
make "A .onger visit here. He was
travelling In a private railroad car
10 Van Bernadino Cal. whore he
VIII spend the snr1mer with his
family.
lie holds n number Of honorary
degrees from the largest eastern
universities and colleges. Including
Harvard. Yale. University OF Penn
sy.vania, Brown. Tufts, Williams
and Johns Hopkins University. He
was formerly the president OF Mas
~Sechuseita Institute OF Technology
He " also n director ana trustee
81 a number Of corporations and
organizations. including the At
Gibson, Topeka and Santa Fe .ail-
road. During the present trip he
stated he war making en- inrpec-
ton tour by virtue of his direc-
torship In the railroad.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-06-11
Extensive Campaign
Against Rodents in
State During May

Extensive work In rO,ient control
during the month Of May has been
effected by the United states lilo
logical survey local Headquarters
throughout the state. u was an
nounced yesterday.
Poisoned grain has been scattered
over 1851 acres Of federal prop
critics and reservations which
were infested with prairie dogs. Fri
sately owned lands. which also
were infested with these rodents.
u an acreage OF 7i.Tbi were also
treated By the survey with poi
soned grain at the expense Of the
cooperating owners.
Al dispensing stations through
out the state. e.tSe quarts OF poi.
snned grain were purchased. Fon-
thousand quarts Of treated grain
were placed at dispensing stations
which were established already
and new stations started during
May. J. n. merrill was the a.
rector OF the work on the Santa
Fe and southern Pacific railroad
lands and privately owned prop
critics. John G. Gstiin supervised
the campaign In national forest
and Indian reservations. g. A.
Doty had charge of the dispensing
stations In his capacity a. state ro-
dent inspector.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-06-11
GOVERNOR AND
REID TO ADVANCE
HNARY MEASURE

Governor Merritt g. Mcchem and
W. g. Reid OF Albuquerque will
leave In the next few days for
Wa hlng, 5n. d. C.. TO present the
claims Of New Mexico and the
southwestern states before con
rress for the purpose OF advancing
the passage of the McNary Hecia-
nation bill which Is now on the
docket 9f the houre of represen-
tativcs. Mr. Reid Is the chairman
Of the Rim Grande Valley Reciama-
ton commission.
This attempt 10 promote this
legislative measure l. a movement
On the part or the governors 81 the
western states to bring before tho
national parliamentary body the
need for the reclamation work. A.
was stated by Governor Mechem
W a recent Interview in the Herald.
II has been planned by the COVER
n1rs NJ tho states which viii bene-
~ from the legislation for the i'm
nrOver1ent OF the waste lands TO
send "a sinfe executive Ia the VA
tional capital TO advance this
measure In compliance with the
views set forth IN the Herald IN
terview. a resident OF this slty. Mr..
"eid viii MISC ~renrerent this states
claims before congress-. IN order
10 secure the NcNary bill as n law
ne soon as possible.
Postal cards have heen sent out
nv the chamber ~ commsrrr ant
the Middle Valley Rcclati.on as-a-
citation TO all subscriber Ia the
orgn niEpiion TO request them Ia re-
fund their subscriptions J. G.
Smith. who has been acting ~ n
solicitor for the association uuIing
the past week. has been obliged 10
give up the collections OF the sup-
-criptions of which he mas secured
$500 on account Of pressure Of
business. The meeting or tbs
Mid lie Valley Reclamation associn-
ton has been called for June 20
nj the chamber OF iuild-
ing.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-06-11
LOOK FOR
HARD GAME WITH
TEAM FROM DELEM
Roberto Will Start on
Mound When Play
Starts at ESQ p. m.

One 10 one. II stands. and to-
DAYS game viii tell which h the
hest tenn. when orays and 1leien
cross hats at Bercias field.
Each team has taken a game
from the other. and each cinims
superiority. Dan radilla. msnaRer
Of the Grays. last night conceded
that the Beien eau ~. next 60 his
GrayH. the best team In this sertfon
Of the state. not excepting Santa
Re.
Poberto. Hawaiian lot -hand-d
pitcher. who II the latest addition
Ia the Gravs pitching staff, viii
start off his first game for the
Grnys As n pitcher. he " said 60
have more real curves and speed
than any other pitcher the Grpvs
hnve had for some time. hut he ~
lacking In control The odds In
today's game may depctd on his
ability to hold the ball under his
control, and keep too maay Beien
players from walking.
Manuel Chavez ma he back O IN
second, but padiiia said last NIGHT
that this iH doubtful His place
will. In cPse he does not play. be
taken either by doc" Cornish or
Cutinola. one Of the sta ~ 81 the
old Town stars. Romero. who has
a record of eight home runs IN five
games with another local team
Will take Greenhood's place In
right field.
The Belen team will bring rat
elite niong TO pitch for IL. u IL
believed. Ne stepped into the flra;
game between Belen and SANTA Fe
and he'd the Santa Fe ttam hltless
and runleHa from the end Of the
third frame 20 the end OF the
Enme.
Fans will h- able 10 watch the
game today In comfort. The sun
shade for the old bleachcrs has
put them In a class better than
tho grand stand for witnessing the
game. Padilla reported last nIeht.
after he had finished the job OF
putting them up
Here IA q menu OF the baseball
the GrDys' fans viii see this sum.
mer; next sunday. the Grays will
probably journey to tine Capltal
'ityi on June 20, the Gibson team
VIII he here, This Is the team thni
played a three-game series with
the Grays asst yea
The III Paso city ball team will
probably be here for the Fourth
OF July game. The Riark eoN.
formerly the Chicago white sox.
= team made M OF major league
ball players, VIII be here August
Z. 5 and g.. Woodward. Oklahoma
WI come here for a three game
series. starting on Labor day.
Today game Will start at s.sO
o'clock.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-06-11
Pork Committee to
Meet Tomorrow and
Larger One Later

4 small committee which will
.arrange fnr the organization 81 a
larger and more representative
committee TO work for the actual
mvine out ~ the Rio Grnnde park.
will he held at the Chamber Of
Commerce tomorrow afternoon nj
o'clock. This meeting has
been called by the city MANAGER
and those present viii be - u
Mckee. assistant manager OF the
chr mher Of Commerce. CITY En-
gineer Ed. Ross, Aldo Leopold. and
civ Manager Bert Calkins
These men have been IN close
touch with the efforts to get the
land needed for the park donated
and with the plans which have
l~en made for laying out the PARK
AMER they have had n preliminary
scssion. they win call together n
larger committee which viii un-
dcrtake the actual work OF getting
the few remaining tracts OF land
needed for the park.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-06-11

Ia the Matter ~ the Petition ~ the
Majority u the k.sidsHt Lana O~a
ers u the town ~ Atriaco for a ~
straining order, ste
This matter coming on 10 be- heard
this seventh dAY Of June upvn the "
titioh ~ q majority of The resident lad
owners and qualified voters u the Town
~ Atrisso. IN the Conniy Of bernaiiiio,
state Of NsW heairo, prsyinE for q ~
straieins order permitting trsspesaing
eat,.- horses, mules, goats sheep aud
burfus 70 be- restrained and hold for
damages a. provided b. the terms Of
Chapter 10 u the session Laws u 1921
aud the Beard ~ tourty Commissioners
having heard and cunsidercd said peti.
tion. and being fully advised In the
premises. find that the same should be
granted and li 10 nov, Therefore.
Ordered, that from the a-.- 81 five
days after The last publication of thia
order and posting ~ the same A. ie
auired BY law any land owner within
the town of Atriseo may hold for dam
ares any cattle. horses, mules goats,
sheep aud burros that may be found tres
passing upon HE lace within the fol
loving described Tract Of land. 20 Wit
Commencing a. q poin, on the north
side nf tho public -uad leHdlng west
from bArelas Bridge marked station
%" IN the map With " ID same
dale hfrFNtth and which 10 made q
part ~ the description hereof. thence
norih 90 degrees - minutes. west
1870 feet % station No. 7 thence In
a nefths sst.rig direction $50 feet
along the south boundary Of the old
areguia madre de- Atrsen 10 station
No = thence in q westerly direction
2t6 feet along tho south boundary 81
tho SAM old acsqula 20 station No
. thence In q westerly difsetioh iS2
feet aiong the scuth boundary % fhs
sane Old acequia 20 station No. 10
thsnes " q northwesferly direction
2tS feet along the south boundary Of
the same old aeequla 90 station No.
~ thenee In = northwestsrly diree-
ti~n aa7 feet slonF tho south bound
AIRY u the sam Old acequia 10 sta
fion No ~ thence in a southsnsterly
direction ! SIS feet along the east
boundary ~ The new areduia madre
DE- Atrisea 70 station No - located on
The north eide Of the public road lead.
iHr west from the harelas Bridge
thence along tho north boundary Of
said puhlic road 800 feet In an esst.
erly dir-cfion 10 siaiion %" or place
~ beginning said tract ~ land con.
isinine an area Of nineteen ttei
acres
-Aaa ans'hsr Tract q lssd lyinr
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-06-11
Bank Brings Suit
To Foreclose on
Cattle Mortgage

suit 10 foreclose a mortgage on
abO head OF high grade range
cattle and - head Of horses was
filed In the district our yesterday
by State National Bank. against
- NJ Childers. stockman The
mortgage vas held a. security on
two promlsory notes for $500 and
t37S. u Ia alleged.
The suit asks that the court as
ccrtnins the amount due the
plaintin on the prosnisory notes
and NJ Interest. that a receiver he
appointed 10 take care OF the mort
gagged property. and that - be sold
to pay the debt II N also asked
that u there IL not sufficient gained
from the sale to cover the debt
thai personal judgement for the
balance be gran'ed against chill
fers.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-06-11
DIAMOND DUST
TWINS OF CARDS
ARE TEAM STARS
Sisler and Hornsby Do
Nearly Everything
Possible in Baseball

NEW YORK. June io.--Those
two diamond dust twins OF ~.
louis. Rogers Hornsby and George
sirier. are doing the lest about
everything there is to be done In
baseball.
Hornsby. the Cardinal second
haseman, In Leading the National
league On batting. home-run hit
TING and run scoring. while sisler.
the Brown first sacker, ~ the best
In the American league In hitting.
number Of hits. run scoring aud
base stealing.
with n mark OF .ssb. Hornrby H.
out In front In hitting and he leads
with "a home runs. az runs scored
and 81 hits mnds.
sisisr has the grand average Of
Ai5 - stolen bases. 90 runs and
H6 hits.
Behind Hornsby In the National
league are.
fsisbee. Pittsburgh. All; r.
Griffith, brooklyn, $40. Daubert.
Cincinnati. .ass. Kelly. New York.
.ab1.
Trailing Sister In the American
league are Brig Miller. Athletics.
.ss2 Speaker. Cleveland. .s6s:
Witt. New York. .sss, and O'Ncill.
Cleveland. .3e3.
Among those mol regular players
who have been cloutiHs are Hank
Dowdy. Boston catcher, with .3st:
Mann. 81. Louis. asa; Hargrave.
Cincinnati. .s7b; Stephenson. In.
dtans. .ll6.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-06-11
LEGAL NOTICES

NOTIcE FOR PUBLICATION
DEPARTMENT or THE INTERIOR
y : Land Office ., santa 2. y
Soil.. ;. hereby slven that juan osr.
Ella. Of Pis,sro. 4. NJ. ~hs, ~ xusos,
~. 1919. made Homestead entry, No.
o273bo. tor 81 SEA and 50 Nv
section Township 10 n, Range 2 ",
NJ y p. Meridian, has filed notice -
attention 10 make three. year proof 20 80.
tsbiish eisim 70 III land above described.
before Probate Clerk. Berpaililo county,
9th dag o. Jniy. 1879.
Claimant names a. Witnesses
Salvador Jatamilio. Of Albuquerque, y,
kasustin Tspis, Of Pla,sro. n. N.
0espsr Garcia, Pisaero. N. NJ.
Alfredo A. Herrera. Of Albuquerque
A NJ BEReERE.
May ~ June t.ii.is2s.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR,
Y. : Land office u Santa ". n N.
May ~. 1882.
Notice Is hereby given tbs, Eureni.
y. Irish, o. Albuquerque y. NJ who %
No. os2ssb. for swA. section iS,
Township 10 N. Range , v. n. M p
Meridian. has filed notice Of Intention
20 make ihrcs year proof 20 eaiabiiah
claim 20 the land above d~esrnbed. befors
q, y Commissiorer ~ Albuquerque. Der
naiilio Cauuty. n. NJ, On the 22d day Of
June. io22.
Claimant names a. Witnesses
}. o. BELL Of Albuquerque. n. N.
J.. g. Miotman. Of Albuquerque, ". N
l.. Roy yatt. % Aibuqusrque, n. N
franciseo Gutierrez, Of Atbuqueruuel
A N. BERoERE.
Register
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-06-11
SPECIAL MEETING
OF COMMISSIONERS
CALLED TOMORROW
Will Try to Close Up
Accident Claims and
Organize Finance
Board

In accordance win suggestions
made bv members Of the CITY com
mission at their meeting Wedn-s-
dev nieht. q special meeting OF the
commission has been called by
Mnvor W. X. walton for Monday
niEht at 7:s0 O'Clock. u WINS an
nouneed by city Manager Bert
Calkins yesterday.
The double purpose OF this meet
ing VIII be to Try 10 finish IN the
ease growing out OF the accideU
which occurred when a police auto
struck another a at the corner
~ Ttieras venue and North
Fourth street. where several per
sons and two patrolmen were In.
tnred. several weeks ago. and TO
organise q board Of nnanse for the
commission.
The matter Of the liability of
the city In the accident for the
automobiles which were damaged
was referred - City Attorney III u.
Jamison for a written legal
opinion when an Investigation was
made into the affair. lie pre-
pared the opinion and was TO
have brought IL up before the
regular meeting OF the commission
on May a.. No meeting was held
that night however, and Inst We'd
nesday the city attorney was alb
sent from the city. heing detained
in Santa Fe ON business before the
federal court.
The opinion OF the city attorney
n said TO be 20 the effect that the
city Ia not necessarily liable for
the accident. but that II IL In the
power OF the city commission. N
u cares TO do so. to settle with the
claimants OF damages.
Al the special meeting the
necessary ordinance VIII probably
be passed TO clear tbs way for the
sale OF paving bonds. cnlkins
stated yesterday.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-06-11

for rsilef - provided W. charfsf % %
tho session Laws % 1871 tAkt said W.
~tifiourrs substitute . leaspfIc q the
resident land owners VI said ipalltioAi
subtiVisisn hnoN a. Atnscoi that 4aA
political subdivision u vitfin an i'm.
Kntion acetion under the Atriseo Dftrh
tnas your peiillenefs herein are all quat
ifled voters within said subdivision.
Nherrfare sour pstiuoness herein prnS
for an erirf ~ TIE County commissien'
err Of brfnaiillo County, permitting ire
pssaine ertfie horses. mnius. Eoaia she4p
and buried ~ b. re~atrnined aud held to-
damages q found running loose and W
vioistion u the pfcvisieus 81 thapier 70
Of the a.fslpn Laws Of 1881.
L. Ce Nation
" l. Couaer
v. A Jackson
Ernest j. kstey
harkus wafich
hn. l. q. Hatiou
Mr., o. Cefpr
.. - Hat
Richard Cunley
N A Haribau
Lara n Hurdhatt
Daa rruiillo
A V. Guterreu
N. y GufiefreE
D. y Uardihas
Ambrssdi
Martinez
A. Galiegos
>. X maritime
John y Msias
Mr. q " Ward
j. y Walker
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-06-11

They say Eddie Plank Is Dave
Danforth's model OF all n base
ball pitcher ought to he
This Isn't strange. Abou, five
years ago. after Dave ha,i been
tried out with the Chicago White
SIX aud found wanting, Eddie
took him In hand lie gave much
good advice to the youngster. and
"A great deal Of u still sticks with
him He pitches with Eddie's old
form and has many OF his tricks.
"P-ank told me- Dave says.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-06-11
FRED cRoLlOTT

70 IN Hoard d County Commissioners
% heruAhiin Nuuuty New Mszico
PETITION
Nus come ths undersigned petitioners
III " whom are resident land owners in
tho town Of Atrisco. In TIE County af
B.rnaiilo. STATE ~ Ne~ MsSico. and pc
ttiun tho Heard o. County Cummission
.rs % issue an order permitting trcs
passing cattle horses. mules. goats,
sheep aud hurfus 90 b. restrained add
held for damages a. provided ~ the
terms u Chapter 20 Of the session Laws
~ cal sud a. grodnds Tor aid PET
fion sosid shoS 20 III County Columns
siouers-
That cattle. horses. mules. goats,
sheen ard hurfos nos run loose within
aid political subdivision end csuse great
damage and sHnoyanee 70 The resident
land owners thergn
2 That the petitioner. herein are asking
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-06-11
Who's Here


COMBS
Mrs. O. &. tiroseerar. Grants.
Chester McDona d. Esiancsa.
tcseate ncdnedy !.ti Vegas
u.r,rude lNen.euy. isOcaestef,
MINI.
-. bert ltcnder. Dcny,r.
j. a. Doyle. ~. MuuntItnnir.
W. q. poOlittle. New WORK.
=. W. Mcfarland. Tucson.
ars. iss Auaa~on a1d idmiiy.
Tampa, Fla.
=. = sn.vld. Kansas City.
u. W. kocKcy. santa re.
fr ink Pound. Victor, Cos.
Al. ;. sherwood. dawson.
W. l., rage. Dawson.
Mrs. n. brave-. kansl,a city.
~ a.. Johns. fhoenix
u. g knight and WIFE. NicAa-
burg. Wis
.. 9. ..andall. Los AngelsI
q. l. Hit and wife. M-ountninaIs
Z. -. Messenger hansas Cay.
y Faulkner. rtymouln, Ia.
FRED nyer. Gallup.
s1URcEs
Roy v. King. ~. Louis.
\. Moncstief. ST Louis.
Oscar Huber and iamiiy. Mrdrid
4. W. snyder, Lincoln, Neb
Al. j. Dickson. Denver.
y. Roberts. Las Vegas,
j w. Trautman, Las Vegas.
J, A hoyen ~. Louis.
HOY N. Gaut, Las Vegas.
J. a. fuxxa. San Antonio.
a. lillian and family. ia iup.
j. w. Peters Las Vegas.
usorge ~itnnlon, Mountainair.
W. a.. booiittlo. New YorE.
" J. Greenfield. San Diego.
II. NJ. Collins. Chicago.
AIvARADo
e. y. Bass. Abliem. Texas.
Guy G. Pierce. Chicago.
Fred n. iangworthy, New York
angus Macdonald. charleston.
Thomas V. Downing. Lindale.
West Va.
Aibert L. Setback. Chicago.
4. Rermlck. Kansas City.
~. Revcle. Denver.
&. W. McLoud. vi Paso.
~. A. Alderton. Jr.. Santa Fe.
l.. y. Bergman, 81 Paso.
"a. G. Heyman. ST. Louis.
n. n. Thomas, NJ Paso.
a. J briggs aud wife, Los An
j. .. Bushnell and wife. Santa
Fe.
y ". Young ana wife. BirmIng-
ham Ala.
4. u. Everett. Phoenix.
Rev. W, u. Allen and wife. Tue
umcari n. NJ.
4. n. McGuines. Roswell.
Mrs. y. !. Miller. Monticello. IN.
Stanton Ruhi. Denver.
A, . WaliH. Wahoos. Neb.
L. r. Molane, Denver.
W. r. Doolltt'e, New York.
Judge Reed Hoiloman. santa Re
~ A. Boyd. New York.
{. q skinner. Cedar Rapids. Ia,
J. w. Bailey. Denver.
G. w. Brooks and wife. Chicago.
W Harper. Waldo.
u. J. Reed. Santa Re.
w, &, shaw. Topeka.
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XOTicF FoR PuBf.fdITi0N'

NOTICE ron PUBLICATION
DEPARTMENT oF THE INTERIOR
q. > Land Office Al sznta ~. n. n,
Juns o. isz2
Noties IL hereby given that rasesi
kiboni uf Tjeras. n NJ. for the held
u tsorsnaa 0afria CaN delaria Decreased
~hs made small HOLDING Claim Ne atki
serial No. ot406A for Tract IN aei
~, aud Tract 2 In Secs, ~ A 80. TosSn|
ship Al \. Range o y. n. ~. PrNefidia3
hAs tiled notice of Intention 10 maxi
nnal proof "a establish clam 10 thI
land above described. before q \. Coul
missioner ~ Albuquerque hefnalillo Col
n N. on the i2th day of Jelly, ie11.
Claimant names a. Witnesses.
Dsrio Chsves y Lopez. Tusfna. n. Y
Pcdro Luerro y NArtines, rtlsrns. N. u
dose Crespih. riIsras, n. NJ
Manuel Gonzales y Lopet. Tllsras, n. ~
A N. BEhGkRE.
Rssiatsr
June ~ is IS July 20
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-06-11

The use of concrete houses II
becoming common In various Sec
lions Of the country.
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May 9i.2s June sii.iS

Notics 10 Residents ~ the Political sub
division Of bernaliIlo County known
A. Atrisco
The fellow Inc petition vss pftsrnted
before tht heard Of county conmis
sionens Al IT, regular adjourned session
of Jane seventh. and at that time u
sas laid on the table. In order that Soy
residents u the Auiseo precinct havieg
obieetions 10 ne petition have an op
p~urtunity 10 fuil1 express such obgee
lions before definite action IL taken by
the bqard
rhs petition will be acted upon. and
granted or rejected al The nest s~..son
u the board. and ~ that time unless
valid objections are presented. will he
granted. and the order quoted bslo~
Viii be- issued.
tsignedl FRED CROLLOTT
IauVHa 4..WN
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-06-11

sa1 lrins iru,s4l4feiy ror{h 81 t4e|
i tf4tf gaa dfNflhsd. 10 W. Hf1f.
AiAG ~ shat'+ marked 80 ho4e@I
a. rtase No ..i4" sad d@1sa.tsf EEL
me ssute~st corner % ~ tfaet cf|
isad h4frln dsssrib~d sd ~ <--t1-
east eofnef u the tract 81 fHn@
oesdcd " Felipe Truiiihet tn@n<<I
nurih u dearsss 90 minutes uts1
4fe feet 70 riaiion No. thfnf>1
nsht anf.s N degrees ~ mino:<<1
dkaftl2T7 feet. 70 stake No ? th<rc<1
fqfth - degrees - minutfe tks<1
$50 tssi 70 Stake No. a tksnc soHf1|
IS degrees 90 inmates east 1xH fs<&I
TO stale No. 81 thence ssuth ~ 81
grees 30 minutes vest 1u1 feet -
stake 40 .; thence 50 d<Frees 10
mesate West % feet 20 tt.ke Me-
there's north % degrees 40 min
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Evening journal., 1922-09-15
SENDS TANLAC
TOOLDCOUNTRY
His Own Health Restored,
Elizabeth Man Ships Med
icine to Sister in Germany

Il think so much OF Tanlac that I
recently bought six bottles and sent
them 10 my sister in Germany, and
I hope it relieves her as effectively
as IL did me,'s this statement was
made a few days ago by Louis
Hirtzel. 512 Marshall street, Eliza
beth. ". J. Mr.. Hirtzel has been a
resident OF Elizabeth for 81 years
and is we'll known.
For six or seven years past" said
he. Il have had rheumatism in my
knees so bad it was difficult for me
70 get around. The pains were so
severe / could not walk any distance
and in going down the steps I had 20
take IL sideways. This continual
nagging pain went all the harder
with with me, because my health
otherwise has always been excellent.
MY first bottle Of Tanlac helped
me so greatly that I bought bottle
after bottle until now I have taken
four or five and my rheumatism is a
thing OF the past. and l am feeling
fine. Tanlac is good enough 20
recommend 20 everybody"
Tanlac is sold in Wilmington by
Eckerd's Drug Stores. in New Castle
by z. Challenger and Sons and all
leading druggists everywhere.-Adv.