davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-21

Livestock Industry Needs
Advertising More Than Lower
Freight Rates, Dillon Says

CHICAGO. Feb 2i.-The i've
stock OF the country needs ad-
vertising mor than It needs lower
freight rates. Charles Dllon. as
sistant to the chairman Of the
Association Of HALLWAY Executive.
said today IN "a statement issued
by the association.
"The Indifference Of livestock
producers, the statement said. 10
the developments going on right
under their noses b. largely re-
fponeiblc FOR nos Of the de-
preston from which their business
has been and Be- suffering. Not un-
ul very recently has any N IN
that industry svnsed the truth ana
even then the situation "a ac-
Curutely analysed by the packers
and not by this livestock men.
During the war IN Europe the
American government through its
own agencies and IN every public
gathering in the nation appealed
To the people not 10 eat meat We
had meatiess days, porkiess asys.
scfiesa days.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-21
Forest Service Is
Expecting Tourist
Trevel to Be Heavy

The forest service is making
preparations Tor o rush ssason %
tourists during tho coming sum
mrr IN Ncw Mexico. They say
thar thoy expect from 1900 tu
10000 automobile loads OF tour
is Co pass through this par q
he state. and almost az many
others 90 pnss ovor the rougcs far
rher sor n.
This c~tlmnto Is based on figures
which were made during tho last
srasou al various places on trans
continental routes The influx and
travel through Tho ratc they ex-
uoct .0 Do considerably larger this
yclr
Booklets containing fun inf1r-
nation about 'hc mountain roads
and rccnery, us well na available
camp sites ore being rcu 60 the
east Tor distribution. a rruuc~t
wus received Tor such Information
hy the National Automobile Cham.
her Of Commerce today In their
letter they state hat they DESIRE
20 synd tourists here with the
knowledEe ~ whn' thoy Will find
and what .o sot
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-21
Stage Driver Fined;
Result of Accident

Ed. Moore who drove the stage
chat crashed into a horse and
buggy on the North Fourth sfrecg
road On January rs. iuJuring
stephen Sandoval and his son.
Juan Saudoval was fined $40 IN
the court OF Judge " W Me-
Clellan this morning on the charge
0f reckless driving.
Moore also was assessed s2b
more 90 pay Tor damages OF the
accident Al the time OF the ae-
cideut. a man VIVA was riding In
the stage also was injured The
lthree injured men who were
treated az n local hospital have
nuw fully recovered
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-21
Chicago Board o. Trade

CHICAGO heb i-p Declines
In the price OF wheat resulting
from expected rains 100 the snufh-
west took plao, today during the
first part Of tho board % trade
session The prospect that Kansas
and other drought affected states
might have relief was more than
an offset FOR new urlurrs in Liver
pool quotations sales to realize
profit before tomorrow holiday
counted also ne a depressing innu-
vucr on valurH Tho opening.
which varied from tu lA cents
lower with May s. 90 to $40
and July 81 2sA 20 81 e7ia WIS
followed ny q material further
drop and then %oluething OF e.
nlly
Corn and oats were caster ln
sympathy with wheat Aftut
opening unchanged Gao WM cent
on May SEA- 90 6aa ocuts. tho
Corn market fJEgrd Cd ultlc more
bun then recovered
oats started unchanged to y
rent lower May 4l tu 81 4
cents and later declined All
around before shuwlnr "a rally
Provisions wer, higher. reflect
Ing "a new upturu ln hog yaluoh
Lard touched a new high Pre-,
record FOR the season
subsequently fresh reports 1i
widespread deterioration OF ia,
domestic winter whent crop led 90
a rush OF buying tina carried May
and July both 10 new high price
records for the season, pre- holiday
profit-taklng sales however. soon
brought about another setback
The close was unsettled. ~ 10
rs cents net lower. with May
sitiA 20 stf5 and July. 81 2Ga
Co sl26A.
Active export demand caused 90
advance later to the hlghest prices
yet for the present corn crop The
market closed nervous. y 10 !
cent net higher with May 6fh so
&C. cents.
Gloss
Wheat May NtAA July
sl.26h
Corn MAY So. q July. o
Oats May. ~ &c. july. 42Ac
Pork May. 5000.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-21
De Valera to Split
Sim Fein Party

20 THIS decision. thuH checking Oh.
jertious to thu speakers ruling
o. was finally decided TO retain
th, ballot form o. voting but 20
make fho vote public The dole
gates % wa- agreed should write
their names on the back OF the
ballot card.
A motion la vote az 2 T. m 'n-
stead Of al = D. ma. as had been
proposed was carried.
collins Gcts ovation.
A motion Co vote NJ q . M.
failed but Kelvin O'Shrii moved
lhnt thu vote on the principal
resolution namely that with re-
gard Go the Sim Fcins future
poiics Tor or against the Irish
treaty, Doe taken Immediately. No
said the majority OF the delegates
had been instructed by their home
clubs how 10 vote ana In any ,aHe
had definitely made up their
minds
O'shoirE amendment was de-
fsatcd The Ard Fheia decided
also that 81 a. 7 p IA the con-
vontion desired In defer the vote
and continue the discussion IL
could do 20.
Michael CelIlns csmo forward
20 the platform az this iuncture
lie received tho greatest demon
stration fur the convention up 20
this point He said he favored
free and fun DISCUSSION Of tho im-
portsnt questions before the con
vontion.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-21
Husband Was Rough,
Wife Says in Suit

Charging hat her husband was
In the habit OF breaking dishes
and turn. urc. and had on several
occasions treated her In a cruel
manner placida u soto filed suit
for divorce In the district court
yesterday she alleges that she
was married to Jose SOTO in 1917
and that hey havo no children
Tho complaint asks for d COM
alimouy.
A divorce suit was also filed by
Mabel Gcft.cie Walkup against
Jonrph r. Nulkup She charges
support her.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-21
MISCELLANEOUS


WANILp-l our spging rug cleaning We
use vacuum cleaner and fhru was thor
osThlN NAvEius n sperialt,. Phone
1855 W Is and "a Cieaners
-
BETTER KODAK FtNgSITsG-n Is
batter Return postaer maid on mail
ORDER The Harnum studio, gtgH W
Central Alhuqusruue \ Mes.
WANTEn=Carofal kodak Nntshins br
nnst.r uh,,orrsuhor tvir. d,lty -
ia, psr,rmha. ..,.,..,
49, 80" 'uu' "",s"luA % tsla"'"
,slAliHh"a hfm hanna q Hanna,
OIL OIL
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-21
FOR RENT-ofhce Rooms
POULTRY N G @

FOR RgNT-omee room state Hotel.
12l = M. CrntfAl Ave
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-21


CHICAGO. Feb. 2i-CattIe ro-
ceipta 1900, beef steers and she
stocks low mostly steady. qunliiy.
plain. early top beef steers. $500.
bulk beef steers. S7.2b Ws25. bulls
strong 10 "a cents higher. huIis
holognas. 50 20 425. beef hulls
largely. s4bO@i,0 90; veal calves
steady bulk ycalcrs. $1,000
1915, stockcra and feeders firm.
Hogs. receipts. 5000; slow.
steady 10 i0j cents higher than
Yesterdays average. mostly 8 20
70 cents higher top sio.sb on $50
90 100 pound average. bulb 40 10
so; pigs. strong TO 25 cents
/ higher. bulk desirable 700 TO 1870
pounds. Rg7s ~ 1000, some
a%tronss"r weights up TO SO so
sheep receipts. 10000. |rcnorally
steady 70 strong choice Colorado
ana Nebraska fed amb Sts.ib.
good idahus, &tb.lU Tcxnz shorn
lambs. Si825 fail shurn Texas
ycuri!ngs Hud twos tI--5. light
shurn ewes g. &c.
KANSAS CITY Fcb 2i.- Cattle
receipts. 1890 bulls c1lves.
Gamers and cutters steady. hest
calves. 500 N. most Gamers.
g.. o. 2UH. cutters generally $3.50
mtuu. bulk nuiia. sa.5on4 20.
other glasses gcucral.y steady 20
strong. spots higher on beef steer
and feeders BEST heavy steers.
s. 90. other morning sales. Sslb
O. 80, good and qhoicc cows.
g. 90 fl. 90 medium 20 good helf-
,rs. $4,000 20. 300 to 1900
pound choice feeders. $1,000
76O. palmer kind mostly $3.50 ~
125, early stockcr-. $500 m7 20.
Hos receipts. T.. 600: open 10 20
10 cents higher. closed active Go
shippers and packers. rs TO 20
cents higher dian yesterday aver
age some mixed and heavlc- ali
more top Si0i5, bulk 200 10 22'
FOUNDERS. $1,000 d1UlS. packer
wcignts mostly ss.76 R9s0; bull.
81 sales. 81 ~iOwl016. packing
zpws mostly AROUND S. 90. sofia.
4 pigs an TO ta75
Sheep receipts. 6.ooo; sheep 20
10 SO cents higher, fed r1u shoru
Texas ycarllnEs. tl3Ou. Nvth,rs.
81 %. lambs generally tu ccnt-
higher. seven loads SIHao
DENVER. eh. IN cattle re-
I ccipts. 400. 4tcndy % SIR ug
beef steers sl5 ,.-s owe and
heifcrs, o. 90 r g. 40 calves 50 Oh
al0.5O. bulls Sglua g5e, stock
ers aud feeders. $500 re- 4. 90.
Hos receipts, 500 90 cent'
higher. top. S19l5 bulS. $40 e
1000.
Sheep receipts 800. 90 cent.
higher. lambs, mana 1900, cwe'
$7.0Om $50; feeder lambs Sl3.ti
WlG.bO.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-21
III sALE-Automobiles

7ALF n a8 Rnlti tOnFinF clT
class eouditlan Bond niilru
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-21
Arrest OF Members
OF Chicago School
Board Is Asked

SPRINGFIELD. H.. Feb si-
\ petition Tor "a writ % mandamus
directing sheriff Peters of Cook
county. 10 arrest members Of the
Chicago school board whp were
recently pardonod by Gov small
WHs asked of the supreme coart
today by Atty Con RrundNge
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-21
Produce

CHICAGO. Fob. g1 Uuftur
lower; creamery extras soc. frst-
g6c; firsts. 81 H soc. seconds -Na
soc. standards 3f5c
Egg' lower receipt. 1FuiN
cascs nrsts. 26C. Ordinary arsts
g6c. ordinary frsts. 90 -f. w.s
ccilaneous . ff25iA c
Poultry aI', LiEh,r fuW CD
cent-. .priags, 2Gc. rou-fer- ltr
Potatoes weak receipts, "a
cars total United Statos ahIp-
mcntH $50 Wisconsin sacked
round whites. SitOHl SO cwt.
Minnesota sacked round whIte
Si.6bm $50 cwt. Minnesota sacked
Eed rivers fine quality and ron.
dition. 5000 cWt, Minnesota sack.
eel mixed rod and whit, partly
Graded. SiGi cwt. Michigan bulk
round, 81 90 cw' Idaho sacked
r~iissrts. sgeb ewt
KANSAS CITY. Fcb "a EErs
ic lower ursts, 22v,
Butter unchanged
Poultry, hens. DC higher 2l,
'aprinEs unchanged.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-21
MONEY TO LOAN

ANNOY 20 i,an on watches. diamonds
irwslry Ooltlieb's iO5 n. first -
cuAFlDESTiAL Loans. On ~Ieweiry. dia
mupds. vstchrs Liberty bonds, pia
4us. automobiles Lowest rates. Roth.
manA III South First Bonded 10 The
FHfr
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-21

NEW YORK. Fob si-C Call
money easier. high. low. ~.
ruling rate. 6. closing a p . last
loan. o.
can loans against acceptance.
AZ
Time loans firm, 90 days. 90
days and o months a., db.
Prime mercantile paper. AZ f
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-21
sMA

c'roen H. the Ford Of France.
with a record output In 1871 OF
l1.bOp cars
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-21

81, OO0-f-room brick, modern,
sleeping porch, completely fur
double garage: Highlands. near
Central Ave.
ta.S5O-4-room white stucco bum
Kalow. oak floors. buiit-ln fen-
lures. garage. fourth ward.
80. 500. room adobe and brick. pebble
dash dwelling fine location IN High.
lands close Ia lot iO0xtt2.
Fslow modern good OuthuildingA. n
Thirteenth -.
a. FLElSCIlER, Realtor
Loans, Fro Insurance, Automobile In
snrsnoe and al other lines Of Insurance
Surety Beads.
Phone CA III South Fourth 81,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-21

so 90 10 tsadc Cor iisht ssr Or
The Exchange 100 VI Gold
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-21

NEW YORK Fob. -. Foreign
liar silver. 60 &C.
Copper wnak spot and nearby.
l26. "13Mc. later. IlHlaat
Tin easy, spot and nearby.
S29 25i futures $1,000
Iron steady unclaimed.
Lead steady. spot. St7OHA.NG
Zinc quiet East 81 Louis do.
livery spot, $3.50 M4.6b
Anthony. spot. fA.fO
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-21

NEW YORK. Fob "a idbcrty
bonds closed. 34s. sos 90. first
a. fSs7s. second A.. ss6.5{ first
as. $500; second tS ygG.bG
third AIS Ss7 49, fourth AIS
se7.04 victory 3A 2tOO victory
AIS, 800 %.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-21
MARKETS
New York Stocks

NEW YORK. Trb aI-IIigh
grad~ issues OF the railway. steel
equipment and miscellaneous
groups. featured the more conf
dent accumulation Of stocks today
az gains Of ] TO Z points Sales
approximate 900, 900 shares. Tho
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-21

WEsrBOuND Daily
Train Arrive Depart
No. = The scout TAO pm $40 nm
No. ? taNf Ltd 10 80 am II 90 nm
No, f-tarf1 faN 90 = am ~ 30 en-
so. o-the navajo ~ 30 am loo am
NDUTHBOUND
30 % Iii Pace kKp. 10 10 pfn
No. 27-kl Paso ftp, II 30 am
EASTBOUND
No g. The navajo 2in pm $50 pm
No. a. Calf I'D. 500 pm 5isD pm
No. y 70 Eight 7 p pm nc pm
W. To- The Scout 1880 am 1850 am
PROM SOUTH
". 70 frnm ~ psso o 70 pm
Ne Sc Frul W paso 7 90 am
NJ 200 converts o. Nnitn With No ~
Tor Cio,s recos valley Kansas City
and UHlf Caast
no q. connects ~ nslen with No. ~
irom lirvIs and points east and south
. Ciuvi,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-21

NEW YORK. Fob el-Sput
cotton steady. middiing. sls.55.
Cotton futures closed firm:
March &iS.23, May $3.50: July.
s17fis October $3.50. December
gigGE
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-21

WANTED-Two or three setting hens
Aust be- reasonable l225 North Eighth
It, Phone tdrnM
EOGS for hatching. from fine sock
Rhode Island Reds, 500 per setting
Phone mornings. -
FOR SALE-huU Orpington egvs for
haiehtuE also huff cookeroi winner
n first aild special pTifes In Albuguerqu"
Poultry show Phone l7iQN
TwESTN-NINE years on t.o s-rp- on
ranch = G White L~ghorn chicks.
$50 90 per hundred. Twenty. five years
experience With ineubators. Nott Poui'
ir! fauA = - Boa l0I. Phone i7sses.
RAD fuULTRN YARDs-Biue ribbon
h,uefs, GEE Tor hairhing from sK
teen grahd peas beat Water layers
: & X { Reds. 10 Tor 81 90. -. IS,
s. Barred Rocks, as for W 80. -,
only ten nnc breeding corkerels left
sWm nirta Ata.4GB N.st Atlantic.
Phone itAa-M
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-21

OF OF.
THE DRILL tx running, going rirht
on down you can spare s2b ur
800. II might mean financial in
dependence H. g Powell. agent.
Mesa Leon oil Trust, III South
Fourth Albuquerque. New acXico
ANOTHER MENiA
VAUGHN Oh field may he anoth. r
McNlH Geolcgiats believe Il. 4
Few dollars invested now mlEnt
mean financial independence You
VIII got quick action. This is "A
shallow sand r. y Powell, M
South Fourth, albuquerque, New
Mckee
YOU have 10 doubt missed n lot 81
good things, This Is your
chance Snt n big mans play. but
we rmall investors can get in. with
splendid chance 81 financial sue
cess, Your chock made to bank
Come In and find out about a. T.
c. Powell agent, III South Fourth
Alhuduerquc. New Mexico
40 sALARGEp TRUSTEES 80
PROMOTION STOCK
WE Buy on the same basis with
you Not an ordinary stock sell
Ing proposition Your check made
to the Ffrst National bank uf
Santa Fe. Units At ses viii soon
advance.
H. G. POWELL, Agent
Mesa Leon on Trust.
III South Fourth street. Aibu-
querlue
Home Office. East Vaughn, n. VI.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-21
U WITH a

FOR REST--R9gm and hoard, opposite
pDstofficr Mrs Thrnbell
FOR REAT- Room and hosri iRauiee
go Srth ihird Phone i2ss-I
F.st HrNI- K Ola aud board Oh s-
beds Eig eouth BrnaaN ~ Mr..
Angra DoUal Phone igTi
FI RSACE HEATED dressing room. with
giassoi "a sleeping porch suitable for
married euupls At 1907 Eusl coutrai ayr
REskRN AT-ONS may noW be had at
~. JOHNS SANATNRttM (fpisco'
paN Sos sl75n TO s2h 90 per
COX Includes private room with
sleeping pnrca. connected 10 bath And
toilet Medical care, medicines, general
uuuing Excellent meals. tray service
80 extras. All fooms have steam heat
Dol, and cold running water Rev "
" zierier, Superintendent
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-21

You viii find IL in our classi.
lied Columns.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-21

|SALE Exceptional BARGAINS IN
tries, aA1s snd s0nah Also
spoilirhis slightly used Prlcet
|easanAble Mcin .osh Auto Co,
Copper Ave.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-21
FOR RENT

ER RENT store room. North Third ~.
opposite Herale office.
FOR RKHT-Onice space. MS south
Fourth. opposite postoffice. Phone
TIE.I
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-21

Chalmers and s~,udehaker parts
han and HoshOr GENERAL Auto Re
4is W. Copper Y Phone
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-21
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

RupMiNG HOUSE iot sale See Rely
ais " Gold Phone aGT
ROB HALE-hotei with eighteen rooms
host location also light "siN" five pass
s%ntomnhilc. or ~iii trade Tor city property
Phnne i1TiW
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-21

|sAi.t Rugby hievciej first class
|tlan $40. Ia0O 4 High 81
1909 NJ
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-21
Livestock

Lard May. s172. July. siiS7.
Ribs May Sil32 July. s1O.9h.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-21

kLE-furc whole milk with all The
h delivered 10 you 81 Il from
~. fict's Dairy, phone 400.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-21
FoR sALE-kcal Estate

FOR sALR-Loi 5exii2 Best residence
street ~ Fourth wsrd Address uwse.
box I51.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-21

.sALK-Evsrbiessning roses ieps
|es. sanhurst HAdianes , l Mock
4. rest 81 the gnnd ones DNhlias.
u cannbs. etc Tor spFinE delivery.
/ Bloom Phone 1857 j. Y. q.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-21
FOR SALE--houses

FOR SALE Ny brick home splendid
a, Thborhoud small cash payment 500
south kaith
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-07-27
New York Dealers
 Affectionate When
 $25 Coal Is Rumored

New York. July 27.-with retail coal dealers here predicting that coal will cost $25 a ton this winter with substitutes likely unless the strike is settled or the government steps in and regulates prices. a new angle de- veloped after a meeting of officials of the Longshoremens Union where the question of handling coal shipments from England was discussed
 Anthony J. Chopek. President of the union, while admitting that such a meeting took place, declined to dis acuss the question or indicate whether a plan of action had been decided upon.
 Coal dealers said that public utfI- itfes are supplied for short period, as are gas and electric companies but ety for the future is developing. Larger sizes of anthracite coal are reported exhausted with very little other grades in stock. Dealers refuse to quote prices except at the time of delivery.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-07-27
TAR BARREL FIRE BRINGS CITIZENS
 OUT TO CARNIVAL

The fire fighters of Westport must be handed the first prize when it comes to novelty ideas, for last eve ming they exhibited one which was the best in years.
 The fremen decided a few weeks ago to run a carnival in the Sauga- tuck district and last night was ap- pointed for the opening night When the carnval opened the firemen de- cided that business was too dull and if they used some means to draw . crowd it would be advantageous.
 After a little deliberation they de- cided to toll the fire bell and it tolied and tolled for 10 or 1 minutes. Every company except the Compo Engine unit rushed to the scene of the sup posed fire and when they arrived they found several old tar barrels, which had been set On fire by their co-work- CTS, burning
 The people who lived about the cen ter and in fact all over WeStport rushed to the fire when they heard the engines tearing by their homes. The conseuence was that when they arrived they were too tired to return and remained.
 | : The fire which was started by the comedians was extinguished and the rest of the evening was spent enjoy ably by dancing with several added l attractions.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-07-27
Sammis Declares Port Of Bridgeport
 Is Defunct Issue

An article charging him with ulte- rior motives in the movement for a Port of Bridgeport said to have been written by Frank Conine last night drew fire from Frank R. Sammis. in an article in which he said, 't1 would suggest that MT. Conine put his Port of Bridgeport bugaboo away in cam- phor where it will probably prove as valuable as it has in the recall cam paign."
 MT. Sammis, who with his son, fa- thored the town manager system in Stratford and who took an active part in the work of putting over the re- call further stated. '"The Port issue has been dead for years''
 Declaring that the article had been aimed at him because of his affilia- tion with the Peoples General Com mTtee and not by-reason of his son. Donald'S position as one of the three cOunmilIncn whose status was not in dispute in the recent election, the ap- peal to the waterway matter was con- demned by MT. Samnis.
 The article is said to have claimed that MT. SammiS' interest 2n the Port of Bridgeport campaign which took place some time past and met with disfavor in Stratford, was due to his financial interest as one of the own CTS of the Lordsh;p salt meadows, ac- quiSition of which was deemed neces- sary to the plant by it's proponents
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-07-27
BIG GREETING FOR
 WATSON OF SENATE
 PLANNED BY C. Q. P.

Reports from the various commit tees in charge of the annual state field day of the Republican party to be held Saturday at Pleasure Beach, were read at meeting of the general committee held last night at the Twelfth District Republican club. The last meeting of the committee will be tomorrow night in the club rooms of the First district club, 1S1 State street.
 The stage is set for a banner affair. Unted aates Senator James E. Wat son of Indiana, has assured the com mttee in charge that he will attend the field day. Senator Watson will be prominent in the affairs of the state, will be Lieutenant-osovernor Temple ton and States Attorney-General Frank Healy, John T. King, RepubIf- can leader in Bridgeport, is also ex- pected to attend the field day.
 A reception. committee consisting g of the following was appointed last night: Senator Howard s. Cha11en- ger, chairman; Senator E. Earl Gar lick Charles R. Bennett. F. A. Bart lett. Elmer Ravens, Arthur s. Connor, William Primrose, A. J. Northey, Seward B. Price, James Turner, Will liam Chew, Howard Bryant. -s Frank Funkie, Earl Martin. Frank SquIres Mrs. Ella G. Fleck, Mrs. W. Richard son, Mrs Mary Lynch. Mrs. Edith Peace. Mrs Joseph Peabody, Mrs Cora Dorn. Mrs. William H. Jepson Mrs. George Morris. Mrs. Essie Sweet Mrs Samuel Lister, Fred Miles, Mrs Grace Dupee, Mrs. Grace Dikeman Miss Harriet Keith and Miss Caroline GarIick