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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1922-07-07
RIPPING RHYMES
BY WALT MASON.

on my head. If I would understand.
| read my treasured Mother Goose,
which jars no mental rivets loose,
with its sustaining rhyme; l read
Of cats abducting spoons and mill,
cows jumping over moons, and
have the blamedest time. And what
l learn from Mother Goose ! find
is of the greatest use, it helps me
day by day; but if I mastered Elm
STEMS bunk it wouldn't bring me
a PUNK, or help provide the hay.
1t would enable me, perhaps to
look with pity on the chaps who
pass up all such lore; who store
their minds from almanacs, and
all day long get down to lacks and
do the useful chore.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1922-07-07
efficient HOUSEKEEPING

housekeeper time to rest or do 9TH
er things, instead of standing over
the fire to keep things cooking or
to see that they do not burn.
II were daily feeding the chick
ems and gathering the vegetables
from the garden, l would make the
two tasks coincide so that could
gather the vegetables when | went
out to feed the chickens.
Careful planning of trips up
stairs would be another labor saw
| ing time-saving help. The lamps
and scrap baskets should be
brought down when the house
keep comes down early In the
morning to get breakfast, and
when she comes down after max
ing the beds.
Washing vegetables out of doors
would prevent a great deal OF un-
necessary cleaning in the kitchen,
as well as give the housewife d
few minutes in the open to enjoy
the trees and sky and beautiful
sunshine.
In general, the farm housework
schedule should read something
like this: Rise and dress at $50.
have breakfast read at ESQ. Have
dishes cleared away by 1880. Make
| beds. Consult the sheet of menus
| to see what the dinner and super
are to be-and prepare foods for
dinner, ready to put into the fire
less cooker at or 10 O'clock. Now
| do that davis SDpcial plea ming oh
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1922-07-07
MAY OPPOSE MATCH.

Newark, n. J., July 6.--Applica-
ton for license to hold the Ben
ney Leonard-Lew Tender bout at
Boyle's Thirty Acres, Jersey City,
on July ". was presented at the
meeting today of the New Jersey
state athletic commission by John
Milton, representing the Jersey
City Athletic club. Those opposing
the contest were given until next
Thursday by the commission to file
their protests.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1922-07-07
BOXERS ARE MATCHED.

Chicago, July 6,--Joe Burman,
the Chicago bantamweight, and
Mike Dundee of Rock Island, Ills,
were matched tonight to box 10
rounds at Aurora, ILL.,, July IA.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1922-07-07

One of the earliest smoking
mixtures was very small guam
tity of Virginia tobacco blended
with horehound. yarrow and fools
foot.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1922-07-07
The Annual July Clearance
of Ladies' Ready Wear
Opens, Tomorrow, Saturday

This sale will afford the most notable values
in ready-to-wear that have offered.
Remember these important facts:
Every garment in ready-to-wear depart
ment is new and up-to-the-mnute in 1922
spring and summer styles and fabrics.
Rosenwald ready-to-wear prices this season
started lower than store any other store
in Albuquerque has offered for several years.
This fact should be kept IN mind when COM
pairing price reductions. You will realize at
once that the July clearance sale reduction on
a Rosenwald ready-to-wear garment priced
originally at $40 will represent in value
than the same or even larger reduction in
price similar garment priced originally
at $25 or 500
Therefore, in considering the ready-to-wear
values in this important clearance, do not
look for comparative prices-look for values.
You will not be disappointed.
Remember that price reductions alone mean
nothing-that genuine bargain offering and
bargain buying is satisfactory only when
VALUE REMAINS AFTER THE PRICE RE-
DUCTIONS HAVE BEEN MADE.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1922-07-07
BEAUTY CHATS
BY Edna Kent Forbes.

| current Is turned on and the bak-
ing process begins. You probably
have a violent headache by this
time.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-01-04
-Four Horsemen of
Apocalypse Coming
To the Crystal

Probably the strongest and most
dift lneuishcd cast ever assembled Tor
any picture IN the history of the
screen. IL seen Ia the Rex Ingram
production FOR Metro Of The -Four
ELorscmen Of the Apocalypse adapt
cd by June Mathis from the world
famous novel by Vicente DlaFco lban.
"a. TO be shown at the Crystal opera
house saturday and sunday.
whiio every player OF the 25 prln-
cipai roles wal selected Of
his or her special ability TO enact the
part. there l. scarcely n name in the
list that 10 not prominently known TO
motion picture followers.
Rudolph Valentino. who has the
role OF Julio, the romantic South
American hero OF TIE story. a been
tn pictures for several years. Pre-
viou 30 going into pictures. Mr.. Val
cntlno va a professional dancer
Alice Terry is enactinE tho leading
feminine role. hat Of Marguerite, the
little French girl Miss Terry played
In the Metro production OF shore
Acres.' featuring Alice Lake, and Int
er had the leading role in Hearts
are Trumps.'
Joseph %swlckard, a veteran OF 20
years on the American speaking stage
aud 30 years in motion pictures. np.
pears in the part Of Msrcolo Des.
noycrs.
Edward Connolly. best known Of
veteran Metro character actors. has
the difficult role Of the old lodge
Keeper Nc. Connolly, aOor q stage
career OF go years. has appeared Ia
man character roles la Metro sue
ceHses.
Mabel Van Buren, hHs the part Of
Elena. "A German character role
Nlegcl de Bruller takes n OF the
most difficult character parts In tho
production. In the role OF rchpr-
noff. the Russian who relates the
legend ~ "Tho Four iiorsemer oi
the Apocalypse. Air De Bruiler has
created a characterization which
stands out
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-01-04
Wagner Case Before
State Board of
Education Jan. ID

SANTA FE. Jan. i-'rrt,tiins AU-
ditnr Whittier. charges against D.
~. W-tgncr during u f.uturN o.
head ~ 1hc "'dl,s.i.n uflnrtm.It %.
Wagner ,r-w 'r uul WhI.tltr .
"suppl'W n lr' I.pog' riyHus I'd, t'f-
ilemen, with " ga r. VIII hc rth,n
Up by The 'a'e tr1ri 4 "ducli.ln en-
JnnuI"y %
State school Suio Iuisri'rt Con-
way announced hc had called a meet
iug. Co be held on thia datc-ihc first
sine" the last ~ chapters have been
added 90 the Wtener case.
Tne rehabilitation OF zinc vocation
VI section. educational department.
also Will bee undertaken and tho Of
flee Of director formerly held by
Mrs. Ruth e. miller probably viii
be abolished state School Superin-
tendont Conway then will personally
direct the bureau lie will nave three
supervisor under him-ont FOR ln-
industrial another for agrlcur"rtl
educati 1904 the third for home
economics
The -surranizltiun plan Conway
said viii msnn e bl savinE Co the
state.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-01-04
Shop Craft Wage
Conference VIII Be
Held in Topeka

The neat vase conference between
members ~ tn executive committee
N the system Federation Of shop
crafts and %schanical superintcnd-
euts b. To be- heid tn Topeka W r
N4ldhahcr secretary z The federation
informed by wire last night
There had been q strong request
the next meeting be held IN AZ
%huQuer1ue Tao date Tor the mcet-
ms i~ January % Tho shop represen-
tutives have asked for AZ iaeroase in
wages ana tho rtilronl officials havo
asked Ihnt the employees wngcs ho
cut The two actions failed TO rea "a
an agreement o. tho hast meeting
thus the call wa made hy the Off
g.aiE Tor q -rcura ccl ssrcnce W =.
Patterson secretary OF the machinists'
union on tho -auta re probably viii
BE- the only uulon secretary 10 attend
the conference The executive com
mittee of the shop federation 4 Gotta
B. oscd of rhaiTIaen OF al shop TRAITS.
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Yes the uulr hnu-s ttJ be- .Eu 20
move slowly at nrst. ,hgu faster and
faster Thc children were almost too
amazed a. speak,
"N-Vcs DO ls am elevator guHued
Nck finally nuding his voice Thcrs d
"a bolt ringing some one NauIlng 20
get uu ukcy. ~ whatu do. Nun-
cY
NuntN who had been lsnkIug out
tG tho funny little window trr
pink and white topped orchard got-
tins smaller and smaller below Them.
anawsred senalhlN
WHY stop ui of Coutre. pose
% putt the thingumaguW tla uher
way
Nancy sigeeated and sure apnagit.
the little huu-c. or anple uee -icNa-
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-01-04
Diphtheria Cases
Now Confined to
Tie Third Ward

Blphtheria cases in the CITY are
now confined to the third wurd it
wa announced this morning 60 the
office OF ur O g West. haalfh or
ncer The eases which hrok" Out OIL
the second ward are nov contHicF-
cent fhc physician eays. and tho Sit
untion Is clearing up rapidly
The doctor was busy yesterday TAX
inE throat cultures ia The third ward
school He Also paid % visit to- AtriH-
co yesterday To investigate Illness 81
several children. Tie reports, how
ever. hat the eases az Atrisco we're
those OF indigestion n existed only
among a few teethtnE Infants
Dr. West h. to make an inspection
u the health conditions Ia BarcluH
on Friday
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-01-04
Pie Social to
Raise Funds for
School ~PhonograpI,

Pie ice can cake and popcorn
are amonE the items which will h.
on hand In abundance az the pie sui"
of the Furent-Te1chers associatiU
Of the North Fodrth street schoo'
which will be held at the fourth
street school house Friday night The
sale VIII start AT s o'clock. and There
will Doe entertainment Tor those who
are there, as well a. food
The proceeds Of TINS sale viii go to
90 buy "a -phonoEraph Tor the school
and To- provide "a fund FOR o. hot
lunch az noon for the poorer pupils
az she school
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Chicago Board OF Trade

CHICAGO Ian i-Gencrni buying
which Included some foreign ac-
gave tAe wheat market today
a decided upward swing during the
carly trading. ~ IA "a generally nc
opinion HAT the reports cir
culatod yesterday concerning the
credit OF prominent houses on the
board 90 trade were without FONDA
iion. There wa also Considerable
disposition TO regard the selling yes
icrdHy as having been much over
done opening quotations which
ranged from Co sac HIGHER with
May 81 u9 Co si.1l and July Yt0Oh
TO s1.ooa were followed by continu-
ed sirrncfh GO u moderate set back
from initul top figures
Corn ana outs symplthixcd with the
wheat rally after opening a 90 1hc
higher May 5-L 90 5at4c the corr
market held The greater part OF IN"
gain.
Oats started unchanged 20 We
higher May 81 90 a7isc and then
scored an urturn all around.
Firmncss % hog values shaped &C.
Strengthen prutlsiCus
Indications That liberal export
business was in progress. helped Go
lift wheat NllJ,- near the end ~ he
day. The clos, was strong &c 20 SA
cents net higher
Country corn Offering appeared go
have dried mp a. a result NJ ycsttr-
days decline The lose was firm.
Is 20 iM net h'rheI
Whcat-Mpy fi.11n July l0i.
Corn MAY Jfia July tfN.
Oats-May 19i. July $50
Pork .J1nulrg $500.
Iard-lanunry $500. May 9ao5.
Rlhs-Janupry s7.Ts. May 792.
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FOR SALE

q .Tso-o room ? starry dwelling, arranged
Tor two apartments income 500 POT mo.
completely furnished Highlands
%, 100 room frame; sleeping porch; fur
hished HiEaiands. one hiock fram Cen
trial Ave.
s4.O1c-s RON. white siueeo hugeaiew I;
nee; hardwood fioorn. buiit.in features.
Fourth ward.
a ,Ooo-Deubis frame eoitansi = rooms,
bath. and giassed porch o. each aide
completely furnished; rents for $50 Per
month. A fine Investment. r. Gem
trail Ave.
soms rood ranches for sale. Housss and
lots IN eli parts ~ the city. Business
Properly. Business Opportunities.
A. FLEISCHER, Realtor
Lssns. Fire Insurance, Automobile Insur
.nee ard all other lines Of Insurance;
Surety Bonds.
Phone s7l III South Fourth 81.
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Typhoid Fever
Still Lingers; Seven
Cases in State
nsnrinI 10 rl,r nrrnldn

ANlNfAAA 70 iht hfiAtul
SANTA FE Jan i-Thc typhoid
foyer san fingers In Now Mexico ale
thuurh the season for this disease
has closed The public health bu-
reau'S report FOR last week show
even cuscH reported By five counties
The report tv counties.
ANTHRAX BeruaiIllo.
CHiCKENPON -Bernallio. o. Col
faN q bona Ana. e, Grant, a. san
Miguel g.
piFHTHERfA -HcrnalIlU. s Col
fax o. curry. /; sickiniev. RIO
Arrh a. 4, Torrance. 9. Union. .; VAL
euCla. A.
GERMAN MEASLES rh1vcr !.
SANTA We I
GDNuEEHEN- Hrrurullo. d.. Dho-
"e ., nonu Ana. D..
MTASl rs san Juan.
MTMPS-grant. l.
rNEIMtNfA Chavos Z. Fnion.
SCARLET FEVER R|crnalIiu 4.
tnlfaN. O. bona Ana D. Eddy. 3.
Grant san MIGUEL D.
sNPHtLlS-Chssrs. o. CuliaH D.
Grant T.
TUHEECtLoSiS- BcruaUlp
TAPHpLb-'huNeH D. Coles. .
al" -L"
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-LE6Ab NOTICES
CERTIFICATE RE EXTENDING CHARTER
TREASURY DEPARTMENT.

CERTIFICATE RE EXTENDING CHARTER
TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
Office " Comptroller of curtcucy washing
ton D.. g., December -, 1874.
whereas. By satisfactory evidence present
ed TO the undersigned. Il has been made 10
appear that The First National Bank Of Al
buquerque. " located IN the city n Albuauer.
gus w The caauty ~ bernaliiio, and state Of
New Mexico, hss complied with all the pro
Visions Of the act Of crngresa to enable
Banking AsHociati1ns 70 extend their
corporate existence, aud for other pufposss
approved Juy ~, 1854. a. amended by the
act approved April ~. 1909
Nov. therefore, !, u. X. Crl1Finger. Comp
trailer ~ ihe Currency. % hereby certify
That The First National Bank u Alhuqusr
que. 10 located IN the city Of Albuquerque IN
the county Of Bernaiillo and state Of New
Mexioo. i authorired 10 have succession for
the period specified In - amended articles of
association, nHm~ly, until close Of business
on December IS. ipAi. .
Ia teatimony whereof witness my hand
aud sal Of Office this twenty third day Of
fsignsd) ID, r CRIssINGER
tSEALJ Comptroller II the Currency.
Extension No. itau.
Dec "a Han - 4507s q 10 II ~
II - IS 10 II - 70 20 ~ 20 ~ "a 20
sG ~ ns 90 80
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-01-04

No NNlMa
10 the District Court Of Bernhlilio County
State ~ New Mexico.
Gsorge O.. keek. plaintiff
W.
ceased. unknown heirs of rransito Garcia.
deceased. Miguel Garcia. ird deceased, 80,
ONION Carols decea..d, and salvador "
Garcia. Jose Garcia. Miguel Garcia ist Mig
mel Garcia. End. and Lonlino Garcia aud al
unknown claimants OF Interest adverse 90
plaintiff In the tnet q land hereinafter de-
To the above named dssy.dants
Yoa arc hereby notified that a suit he's
been hied against yoa IN the ,alt ceuf'
IN which the said plsintid prAys that his
tile be determined sud forever quicied and
set At rsst to the following described prem
A piece % land bsrinniar a, q point
which hear north 90 deg. t0' west E rrfs
,sTsoS o. iste g. go" az ,s' snf rss e1T'S'
v 3 , thenee south 80 dee 50 east loe
feet thence south ~ deg. D.. west 200 =
icst thence north - des 30' west 80 >
containing iig acres
Also another piece described a. follows
iosn hss,anins =, a pSi9i n ws's =, III
feet froin The garter corner common 90
Sections 20 and 20 Twp II y, X "
thence south ~ dee east 25s.s feet. thence
south " deg. a. east 6i75 feet thence
nerth "a aes 90 est thence 9or,a
~ ANMM I'D MNHN W. "NNN# NfNf| "'H|A HH
dos ~ west at4 feet ttcnrs south > dec
o. west tgf0 feet goo she point aud place
Of hsEiHnins Sonttiglns $50 acr,
Berinning 81 . point which bear north
% dos "a west 1875 feet from tho
quarter corner sommen 70 section. - and
20 west ltt 1 feet. thence north ~ DIES.
i2' west l4T.6 feet thence north ~ deg
oI, ct Z fse,s ihsues north 10 des q,
oast $50 lest TO the point sud place u
usgirnins ceaiaining % se7ss Lii
Al,e sso'hst pee. ir'gns,a i''lss
north % dss SS Ss,i i'5es issi from ihs
quarter corner eoriHou 90 sections 20 and
~ IA. y p theme south -
der .nt' Wesi g4Tp fsst. thence north 20
deg so west ssa iset thence north ~
des 50 east car fcct, t1cuee north is deg
beginning CnntuininR s7s acres
Also another zee. bsf9H'.s ps'g,
issi irom The ,qssrig 'ofn.r common 20
ihsnss ,eaih 90 d,s 81 East sp7 feet.
/ NORTH 80 des t sect 1897 feet thrncs
south 9 dce % wet 90 S feet 20 tho point
haud place Of hrsinnlu- Coniaining ssl
Bciug tho ssms IDENTICAL pieces Or parcel,
| a. innH conveyed ~ aHtd dee u keck hy
A~tsnasio Monte,a By special Master deed
Roak 81, pars 80. feoords Of RsfnsnilS
County n n and by deed from Miguel
usreis SAD Carlatu e Luua d Garcia. h,
MA ds'ed I N.Y. res ,..s,d. ;, r'f gs,Ssr y
rsuniy n AZ. aud rsierenre 10 vhish d.
here msds for a descrip;iou In sid 70
You are further uotacd that unlcss you
eater % s.use % be enlerrf yeat appear
ssiied s@''s ~ s sssss 1 sss. i'' yS al by Dc aa l.Rf
md the relief prayed ier viii be- granted.
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New York Stocks


NEW YORK. Jan 4~.--F'oreign bar
silver CSC.
Copper stea To- cectrolytic spot and
nearby l3scm14; later i4c.
Tin easier; -iot and nearby $3.50.
futures s32.62.
Iron steady. t~nchaecd.
Lend steady; spot sl.70W4.sO.
Zinc uict: Bust ~. Louis delivery
spot fi.2OHf9t.
Antim1ny spot $3.50.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-01-04
New York Money

NEM YORK. Jan I-Catl money
easier; high = low = ruling rate
5h,: closing bil ~ offered at q;
last 1en g. Gsn loans against accop-
tanccs So; time loans easier. so
days. s. 90 dayH g; siN months ga a
Prime mercantile pPpcr bm "a.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-01-04

NEW YORK. Jan. Liberty
bonds closed. ahs. $4,000: first a.,
$3.50; second g. Saf 10. first as
seG.94, second as $3.50; third
AS tPT.ff; fourth ass $40 40: Vie
tory 3hs 500 06. Victory 4As,
$1,000
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Leverett-Z apf & Co.
REALTORS

REALTORS
Do you realize The large amount Of i'm
provcments thst we're made IN
UNIVERSITY HEIGHTS
during 1921. Then you would decide 70
buy right nov Let's show you them 70.
10y, oniy 80 cash and so per month. A
fine Investment.
Second and Gold Ave. Phone Gao
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-01-04

tor A. We bad better call u row,
stopped instantly
And there stood "a inir, Ths chit
drcn know rirht away that hc was
"a fairy although he was dressed
more las "a pirate. with % .oicrrd
hauky tied round his hcae for a
hat and hiEh top boots
They had had enough adventure
with fairies ln tho Fairy QUEENS
Nincty Hundred and Nine NiHe
kingdoms 80 know tiiat -h- ugiier
these fnlh were dressed. the Kinder
their hearts were
Al except the Gnomo-- tines were
hcrrid
The Stranger first words showed
that the children we're right. about
his heart anyway for he called out.
Hello. children" ia the kindest
voice tn the world or in the tree %
In the sky or wherever d was they
were.
How 40 you do. said Nancy and
Nick together
I'm glad TO see that you ore more
polite than I ain aid tho lutte fet-
low likt most fairles d. was amnlf.
but 4 always say hello an folks
won't Do afraid Of mo II sounds
morrr friendly
Ten t'uakiua n chsrg- II The
Land ~ tp-lu-thr-Alr rhr NlricaI
Mushroom t~elsnhancf tHaf fou we're
coming MAY 4 come inf want
20 tkih 10 fnu sltnuf an adventure"
Cro nc cununurdD
fCopyrigii 1891 NEA S%ervicef
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-01-04
TODAY's MARKET QUOTATIONS

lower than yo~s.erday's average: N
light lights off more. top soc. rrac-
deal top sfTb on $40 pound aver
aees. bulk Of SAFES fs.s0m 7.s5. pigs
slow. "a to 40 lower; bulk dosi--
abies s7T5MS.O0.
sheep receipts 10000. killing class
Is generally attcnf TO zoe higher wet
neeces n facfur: int lambs to ship
pers early s11.Ah. top t1i.b0. choice
handy clippers 1893; fat eve top
SAYS; few feeders here. carly btd1
steady.
KANSAS CITY. Jan. Cattle re-
celpts 10000: " edium stsers and bet
ter grades she stock mostly 10 to 20
cents lower; desirable steers md low
priced she stock comparatively active
and steady; top heavy steers SEQ
other morning sales 81 IS 7TA; most
5.O0; other classes uneven M mostly
steady. best vealerS $3.50 900, @
tanners s.~.25ff250: bulk hoioEnn
81 IS n SIS. early sales ssackers $500
0Gss; good feeders te25
HoEs. receipts 1000: lighter
weights steady. other steady to Zoe
lower i20 TO 100 FOUNDERS s7.25W
T40 to go %pcunders tssOmT.i0s
bulk best tg5to260 Founders TO pack
ors $500 10 G.S5. part load $50. hulr
Of sales SIS Ege 80: top T,as, pigs
and packer sows generally steady.
Sheep recsiu. 5000. killing CLASSES
steady TO strong. beat lambs fii2b.
=
DENVER Jan f-rnttie receipts
100: market weak. slightly lower
hecf steers sa.se ~ 6.5b: cow AM
heiforr S42bmss.6s; calves $1,000
5000: bulls S2.5Om 1850, stockers
and feeders 81 1895 $50.
Hog receipts $1,000; steady, Toe
lower. top s7.s5. ulk s6.5OmT.lO.
Produce
KANSAS CITY. jon 4-Buttcr,
eggs and poultry UNCHANGED
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livestock

CHICAGO Jan i-Cattlo receipts
5000. slow. muttly steady ON an
ciasso- weak TO lower m plain grndo
hscf Steers. yearhuEs $3.50, gond
heavy steer Ss.ea.
Hog receipts 10000. steady % 25c
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-01-04

The secret 70 sncceas II syB-
temstic Saving, Join our Christ
mas Savings Club. and start the
New Year right. Firat Savings
Bank and Trust Company.
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FOR RENT

Six room modern apartment; lmmc-
diatc possession Best rental PROPOSE
ton in city. Apply s2s North Fifth.
Phone l9i4-R
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NOTICE.
Notice II hersbY given that a. annual
stockholder.f mectiuE uHl DO b I'd 80 the
afire Of The csnpanr Of Old Albuquerque
y. "a on the 9-'S day ai January. ie2e ~
8 pm.
CITY ELECTRIC COMPANY
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ings Books, and start of with the
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ADVENTURES OF THE TWINS


Story Number Gal
BY OLIVE ROBERTS BARTON
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-11-11
FIREBUG ACTIVE
AGAIN IN GOTHAM
100 Tenants Flee In Nlphtolothes,
Warmed by Theatreooers. When
Fire Set OF In Hall OF
Apartment House.

Now York. Nov. ii.-Ono hundred
tenants fled to the street IN their
night clothes early today when the
pyromaniac whose outrages have
claimed % lives lives here recently.
fired another apartment house In the
Bronx.
The incendiary blaze was dlscov-
cred In baby carriages in the hall
way. Fires that have destroyed
other tenements and apartments
we're started similarly. the blankets
IN the carriages having been soaked
With oil.
Cool.headod work OF Mrs. Herman
clausen and Mrs. Elizabeth Schneid.
or returning from midnight
theatre performance, saved the
bnilding from destruction. They
gave the alarm and awakened the
occupants.
The fire, on East 156th street, was
block from similar blaze. set
early Wednesday against a police
mans door by firebugs.