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New-York tribune., 1922-08-27
By Harold E. Scarborough

by Tarold L. scarborough
LONDON, Aug. II.
A MEXICAN visitors to London
~ rapidly become familiar with
Va the double-decked red buses
which take the place of street
New-York tribune., 1922-08-27

.@ HE first time Frenchmen heard
the Russian Revolution com
pared to the French, they
launched he ri iiu. hut a.. IL -
The New York herald., 1922-01-07

provided concerning Japans Army and Navy her
politics. There iluinative articles on Japanese
drama her life and customs her psychology religion
the condition of women of labor and of childhood with
make this number indispensable all who wish be
The New York herald., 1922-01-07
GREAT EMPIRE OF THE PACIFI,

France. and Italy in preserving peace earth good
will toward men,"it is imperative for every Amer.
ican to know more about this great Ocean Empire
Of the East, and to know what has happened in
the Seventy Dazzling Years since Commodore Perry
knocked at the Mikados fast-locked door and
summoned japan to take her place in the family
Of nations. Try to the following questions:
The New York herald., 1922-01-07
DO YOU KNOW

What Japan's naval strength is?
What the qualifications in Japan?
What is real OF the Regent?
What laws has Japan against foreigners?
About womans rights movement in Japan?
major making friction the United
States and Japan?
What this friction in both countries?
The New York herald., 1922-01-07
DO YOU KNOW

How many years old Japanese child born
considered TO be on the next day New Yea
Why Japanese woman is very much concern
horoscope casts her a COW. rabbit snake.
What you will see checked. instead OF hats OF
rooms Of Japanese restaurants and theatres?
The New York herald., 1922-01-07

explained
a
and
The New York herald., 1922-01-07
DO YOU KNOW

How many Japanese there in the United States
How rapidly they increasing?
What percentage they form of the population Of Hawai-
Their number in the Philippines?
How the japanese problem has influenced legislation
The New York herald., 1922-01-07
DO YOU KNOW

That Japan which had dealings outside world before 1883
the worlds commercial with the fourth
merchant feet foreign trade $1,000
which financial 1863
elaborate financial system banks
and stock exchanges holds billion dollars worth gold and has
abroad able S70000000
from foreigners?
The New York herald., 1922-01-07
Do YOU KNOW

To what Japanese has influenced Western art?
How far Western education has been adopted in Japan?
The size of the average Japanese farm and how culva,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-08-16

A recommendation that the summof
playground season close on August IL
will be made at the monthly meeting OF
the CITY Recreation Commission TO be
he'd Thursday at the City Hall.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-08-16
BUILDING PERMITS

Seven building permits were 'sHuru'
yesterday hy building Permit CI"lh
John Quinn. The following permits
were issued.
Kschard Russell, repairs 10 ror'h n
1897 Eotf stree. .
Mary + Boylaw. raise dwelling 81
Twcnty-scvcu Hrjdg" street IN over
brook. Cost $3.50.
Louis Liza rrmode!ing at FltiN-i"u'
Wurwood Avenue. Cost S''o' .,.-
l. j. BoleS. frame garage at 40"
Wood street. Cost $3.50.
James II Fhmhi"m company 't'
garage g.. rear 1898 sixteenth street
cost 500.
Alex Campbell. brick garaE" at
Lemon avenue Cost Sl.9uo.
John Grlbhcu, ramc g:,raE" At rear
q9G Mc'ulloCh street. cost S-VV'
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-08-16
HEAVY DEMANDS MADE
ON CHARITIES IN JULY

\ total Of l:2 families with 500 small
children were given systematic nclp;
% families were given medical supplies
and nursing service. and 1872 children
were taken care Of at the free dental
clinic IS tho substanC" OF the report
for the month Of July issued by the As
s0cIatcd Charities. The total cNnerdi-
turcS for tn" month were S2.644 30.
The report was submitted to tho
board Of directors AT their regular
meeting Monday. The increase In UNI
employment duo to tho labor and trans
portation trouble arc given as tho cause
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-08-16
NO DEFINITE A II N
ON REMOVAL OF TRACKS
FROM MARKET STREET

Owing to the absence % ~" pH'n-
C,pal stockholders from the city. the
conference between the cry ot heel
ing and the stockholders OF the CITY
Railway company was continued until
today TO consider the removal ~ the
company's tracks from Market StreH7.
The issue was discussed at a confer
cnce yesterday afternoon. hnt acton
deferred. X. Stern. local manager OF
he traction properties, stated last
night that there woGld be nothing for
publication until the return ct the two
stockholders.
Among those attending the confer
ence were: city Manager Charles II.
nowlcr. VI l.. Stern. Fred Anderson
Ira Let's. president and secretary OF
me company. and Attorney John J.
CNntfk.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-08-16

for the heavy demands on the associ'
tion.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-08-16
APPOINT COMMITTEES
FOR ANNUAL DINNER
Chamber Of Commerce Board OF d.
rectors Will Meet Friday at
Fort Henry Club.

Committees to arrange for the an,
r,al dinner OF the chamber Of Com
mcrre 20 be held N September will be
appointed Friday noon a; the monthly
meeting Of the Chamber Of Commerce
board Of directors 20 be held at the
Fort Henry club.
Reports Of various committees VIII
also he read at this time, Including
the West VIRGINIA state Fair com
mite" and the special committee On
the proposed gas rats pet!tioned for
,h. Natura, Gas company or West
Virginia.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-08-16
WASHINGTON OFFICER
INSPECTS VETS BUREAU
chtsf Registration officer OF District
viii Conduct Inspection
Thursday.

:. Davis chief o. registration ot
District No. 4. will arrive In Wheeling
from Washington. n. c. on Thursday
to conduct an inspection OF IN" reg
~istratlon at tho local United States
Veterans Bureau.
Among the duties OF Mr.. Dav Is 20
see that all eN-service men who have
been rehabilitated after a course Of
government training are placed IN
proper positions and to ascertain
whether they are ahle 70 make q lIv-
ing wage without government COM
pCnsation.
Mr.. Davis will spenG the entire day
at the Wheeling office and will leave
early Friday morning for down state
where ne will inspect the office at
C~larkshurg and Charleston.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-08-16
RIVER NEWS

Th, !ly.cn T.. cleared N. wharf YES
trrday at noon on her return trip /" New
Matam"ras.
The STAKE Of water A. I'll" wharf cen
;Iuucd At the l"w STAGE OF feet yes
terday. owing 1" the repairs beng 'H""o
the McMe,hcr dam. hi" repairs are
rrogress,ug rapidly and thu rivcrmen
hone N, water viii soon ne back at its
STAG. Of " t.,t stationary.
To-day's Boats.
TIL Senator. Cord!I NH l"a," az noon
to-day curoutc from lfitSaUrEh 10
Chari"StUU.
The Liberty will a"par, At : O'Clock
this afternoon for pittsburgh
The Helen f.. viii dock this evening
on it, regular trip from N"w Mata-
mordS.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-08-16
J INLIST IN MARINES

Sergeant r.. l.. Gleason,r recruiting
officer at The L. s. Marine Corps re-
cru!ting station in the Federal buildlns'
reported two enlistments yesterday.
william Meyer and Fred !. Hovatter'
two local boys. were received for three
YEAR periods. The two recruits VIII DO
sent TO Pittsburgh. from wher" they
will he sent 10 Paris Island, S. e., LOT
training.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-01-18
KIWANIS CLUB
H0hORS MRS. WILDER
Adopts Resolution in Her
Memory; Extends Sym
pathy to Doctor

Because ~ the death Monday of
Mrs NJ X Wyldtr the Kiwanis club at
noon put husin.ss aside Ht be-. lunch
con aud adopted a resolution TO the
memory OF Mrs Myider and as an ey
presslun of sympathy for Or Wyider
. member Of the club. The resolution
wns presented hN j. ~ Coons ut tn
request Of the club ana following ~
ndoption the members adjourned. Tn"
resolution follows
Whereas. our fellow Kiwanian and
past president. Or NJ X. Wyider. II
sufferinr nrrnt sorrow in the loa- to
him. In this world. OF his most worthy
wa esiimuhls wife ana
Whereas. Huth he ana Mr. WNlder
have over heen most gracious. Kind.
puhiic spirited and helpful in the
work and aims OF Kiwani- and In an
that e. for the upbpitding and well
fare ~ fhs citV ~ Albuquerque now
therefore De- u
"ReanNed, THAT We. the m"mhers
of this kfwauie cnhfe.l deeu sense ~
loss in Mrs. Wylder's death. and ex
tend to pr Mylder expression nf aur
heartfelt sympathy
THAT in honor N her memory W.
collectively attend the funeral SER
vices az The N1ld"r hniuo ai . go fhls
afternoon
"rhut r. cuuy of this resolution he
preserved in our per hfan"nf record
and "a copy presented hf our serrs
flry to Brother NSld~r
THAT other than the passage Of
this resolution no business hr irnne
'"ied or program rendered az this
meeting
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-01-18

ns hieh ~ their little wished
them 20. ana they resolved 90 DO het
ter In the future The Fuiry Queen
SEEMED 20 know this fOr she locked
over and gave them An %approvinH
smile Then Hhe turned her uttentinh
20 the kite again
''pleaHe. ypnr highneFs would YOU
mind erndlnr word 20 Hiiiv browns
mother that ! didnt take her peafir
answered the kite she thinks thnt
stole thnm hut honest. ] didn't
You see the strinF broke and the
pearls were fastened To- my tail ne
cause Billy ronldn't find"
Oh hold IN. hold on cried out
The Fairy queen What au thi
] can't make head OF fall 90 itf"
Neither could niry answered
the hird-kitc m%ournnliy THAT is
he couldn't find q tail 60 hnlanro me
when Was up in the ar 4 efrir
Of Old muslin Nouhi have done. hni
he couldn't ind q thing IN he hunt.
- around ana all he cuuld find was
o. strinG ~ pearl beads on his mgth-
ers bureau. which he tied on 90 mo
for a tail
Then he took mo on aud lef me
fy away uB Into fhe air ahnsr the
tree tops. But tho wind was sn-atrong
that the string snnniiasl and the wind
blew me % hsfe Now I'm afraid
they'll think I mols the pearirr
Tho galry Queen emitted Hfu send
Twlnkir Toe back with the pearls.
she aid and silver whit viii show
you the way back 10 riiis'e house
ITO Hr cnasinncsD
tCopydight 1871 MA hervics)
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-01-18
1000, 900 Pounds
OF Wool Sold in
Portland, Oregon

PORTLAND ore Jan. iS-Slle -
Just been consummafed Boston firms
lust been concentrated. Boston firm
thkiur most uf The offerings. Ons
lot OF 1909 o pounds was disposed
cf by agents ~ United States senator
Robert y Stnnfieid. most Of this loi
being clipped from the herds % Son
ator Stnnfisld in eastern Oregon ana
fiqho The price was 20 M so en-.
% Secured pound
fhs other million pounds vas n poo'
tN Idaho Won growers N was sold
20 auction az prices ranging from 81
to 20 50 cents n grease pound
lhe had becu offered a.
lusf saasun. and decided to hold fh"ir
Dup Following 10 nfty per cen al
vance during the past ninety day hey
Concluded that this wss D time tu
market their holdings
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-01-18
WHO'S HERE

COMES
George NJ. Westover Winslow Arix
g. Buy, NinsioW Ariz
Il. 4. Wesibrook. Ratun
lohn B.rker B.ien
O. ". Hoch. cuba
Ira Sweaz.r MaEdalenn
carl McCord. M%agdalcna
A ~ iee santa Re.
q A Carr Springfield q
g. Foley, Lawrence. Kan
Mrs. > Becker ~ Beien.
y Hil willard
" j. Campbell, Monte Vista. colo
j. Campbell. Mantle Vista Colo
v g ROweil san Franrisco.
n ]. Malorey Dallas
A. o. 5osebh Denver
r. y Minkler Chicago
John Richmnn Chicago
y III Palm and family Denver
g. Severns. Schoile y. ~
v J. Jareer, Gallup
Robert Howiey. ChicaEu.
4 A. Morrison. chicago
\ u Nicholson. Decatur IN
sTURGIoS
William Robbins. ionEmont. Colo
James \, RsHgn New York city
~ : usvnoads nnd vIr. t.btc,v,
Henry a Nfrrnrdy r.,,.enc. ~
~ sunJertarn nc,yrr 49,
If.ery pl,L I,nv
Iob,r S,ni,b Nau,t,t,st,
r. uoynn 80 Ang.ies
4 I,,rns nanvar ~
rltse Ar,aI ~ 49,
rrsa A,Irssan n.st.u n
Nj. q 1fnaaop M ~
y~.vnrlr,.E IN p,.
,.a
NV f"Ni'
W A. Myers. lde Augeles
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-01-18

aorth - deg 20 est 27a r. thence north
~ dcg. IS west ap5 feet thence south W
deg ~ west f44 feet. thence south 3 dsE
Of beginning Containing isO acrss
Aiso anoihri pIsce described - follow
a%ss's sss .a eS'i as ss'ss let Ter ron '' g.
quarter corner coiumon y sections 2p and
40 rwp. ~ N. X. p Q thence south . deE
w., 1t , ,.T' Them, ,sssss ss5ss :! s a.s
~ fast p frei menee north 2 10 dsr. y
Nsst ~ issi thencs ser,h d,
sasi l5o feei 90 ,hs pols' and place Of
Also snothsr pi-ss described a. forovs.
north ls as Sol vs,t i,sei iss. from ID,
W Tsp ii y Il N. ihsnse south q
iss. - ,as, ~ iss,i thence sou.s Z.
dog So Vest sst feet; thence NORTH "a
De- 5s east 6l7 ft.t ihsnes north Is dsg
56' east l05 feet to the point ana place
beginning Containing - acres
which beats aorih "a Sss 20 wss, $50
feet from The .quartI corner common 20
sections 20 and y Twp; = > a.
,ashee aof,1 : deg ~ casts isst' ,hsrss
north 80 AZ ~ vest 1891 feet theme
south y dec 90 wst % 5 feet 70 ths point
and place Of seginning. cohisining asa
Being ihe sam, .%de1Iisal yisess or parcels
s,sns'is Mqn!.f BY special Ms.,sr d''a
Boek "a page 40. rseords 81 B.Fnainio
County y. ~ and ~ deed from Miguel
Gafcik and Carloia az Luna De Garcia bis
ss No. ds,sd n ss grs .Ha 'eIGsssd 70 q
County. n. 81. md refelense so which is
herr made for a daseT.ptioh "a said r.
~speftive deeds
Nou sre iurther r1tiaed that unless You
enter or cause ~ d. entered yonr apusar
sncs IN sid cause or or bef1fe tho a0h day
~ February 1922 !ldgment win be rsnd
cred In said ffutr gaina yuu by hfnuit
aud thu relief rrayFt for will be granted
The name ~ tha plaigtih's attorney 10 John
Venabis whose ros Hirs sddfsss Is Aiou
PRED cRoLLorr,
CLERK
Nv HAIRY v LBk
lSEALl Deputy
Ian a~NINEut
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-01-18
Free Banquet and
Speaking When
Pioneers Meet

4 free banquet and addresses by
four good speakers h. promised for
the meeting neNt "Wednesday night a.
Knights OF pythias hall 10 organize
a local chapter uf the Pioneers settle
". Anyone who has been an actual
resident Of the state for 20 year u
eligible 90 membership More thnn
20N already haye signed the member
ship roll. bun "a much larger num'rr
II expected 20 Join.
The meeting ~ 90 assemble nt 30
O'Clock aud the organization Will he
nt \ O'Clock. followed y, fh- banquet
and speaking
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-01-18
NOTICE on SUIT.

No. ffide
In the District Court Of hsrnalllO County.
state ~ New MEXICO.
ot"fgr O. krtk. plaintin.
",
Unknown heirs Of James T. Mitchell. de.
esased. unknovn heirs o. Trnnsito Gafria.
decreased Miguel Garcia. Ird deceased. Sol.
omon Garcia decreased. aud salvador VI.
1afCla, jose Garcia. Aiigusl Garca let. Nis
vel Garcia. End. and L.oniino Oareia and an
unknown claimants Of interest Adverss 10
plsinttf in the tTact Of land herelnafer de-
Aeribsd, defendants.
To the above named fsfrsdanta
You ufs hereby notiaed that : salt has
been sled against yqu 10 the sid court
10 whirh the said pisintin ,,ravs that his
little he determined and FOREVER qnisted aud
- A. rest 70 The following described prem
riee, o. land beginning a. a polni
stich heArs north 90 des 40 Wsst = d.
lance ~ $40 n irum tAs quarter corner
common 10 sections 90 aud 20 Twp ~ y.
q 2 = thence south 80 der hs' east Isp
trsi theure south ~ drF 10 west 2d6 4
iesi thsnce north - dsE a0' west zas :
feet thence narth = deg az east az feet.
tontAininr TIA acres
Aisa snather piece described - faruss.
10 wit Beginning al q point which hear
nurth 50 dos az west a disiance Of s7ta
feet from The gusrtsT corner common 10
~~eriions 20 sod 20 Twp ~ n. 3 y;
ihsnce ,guth - deg east efas feet. thence
south - drg - ~~t lqaE feet thenee
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-01-18
Encino State
Bank Is Closed

SANTA FE bow 1N-Thc Er,lno
state hnuk 90 Euciuo y NJ hu- beer.
closed ant placed iu charge uf fhe
state bank examiner Too heavy
leans are given as the cause The
innk had capital and surplus SCI -
900 deposits OF s27 $50. and IHHr4 81
$50 600 This l- the eighth hBnH fu
clos" in New Mexico ln the uI- year.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-01-18
Mrs. M. K. Wylder
Funeral Attended
BY Large Crowd

Funeral services for Mrs VI
Wyider. who died sunday were h@d
this afternoon az 80 O'Clock az the
home. az West copper avenue the
Rev Frank Mcclure assisted 10y ~.
Alunzo Bright officiating
The services were largely attended.
and inelud"d members OF the kiwanla
club vino went 90 1he funeral Ia a
body. DIT Wyldst being o member
~ tuHt club
The flornl tributes were many ana
beautiful interment was In Fairview
cemetery StronR Brothers we're IN
charge % arrangements
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-01-18
MARKETS
New York Stocks

NEW YORK, Jan "a Speculative
Interests extended their hunish com
mittments in the sto,k mHrsa t to-day
Rails were the only striking exceptions
20 the further extreme advance Of .
10 : pointe, sales approNlmsted 500.
00O shares. The closing WA strong
American smeltinH and Refining 4f
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-01-18
LIBERTY \

NEW YORK. IIu IS-IIherty
bonds closed. ass s,5t. first ~.
So 80 bid. second g. 1874 bid.
first As fa79i second 4his 49, es;
victory ass. yl00 ~. Victory 4AH.
500 I'd.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-01-18

Jan Al ~


NoTitf 90 ADMiNtSTRATRiN
Notice is hsrst. gwen that ths under
siru d Was au AHHutry = ig.2 duiY ap
painted sdminisfrafHH with the wil annesea
o. the estats 81 Crf.- sneio Tnrurs deceased.
~ thr pruhsis Court % Bernahllo County
New Mcriro ard IDLY qualified a. such
aamtnistratrs AT asrsans havinF claim
sgalnsi ihr .siais a. ne said aeeedsht an
hereby required 20 ressf,t thr asme o. tho
Undersigned TO- ttr nEhner and eithiu he
SFVFRA ARMENIA DE ToRRFs
AdminisfTairi1 with the viii HuneNrd.
Ian n Is o. fnH. A
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-01-18
MN Worm \

NEW YORK. Jan ts-Cali money
firm: high 81 low 4is. rLiinE rate
4is closing bid offered ~ "a
last loan ~. TIM loans steady 80
days. 30 days and -is months -
Prime mercantile paper "a 3d.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-01-18

NEW YORk. Jan. 1S=cmton
spot quiet. middbng fl-g
Cotton futures closed very steady.
January 81 90. March si5.G4: May
Si7 2a JuN slG.S3 October stG.gS.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-01-18
HERALD WANT AID TAKERS

Are thoroughly trained al writer's
II you so desire, they will gladly
assist You in wording your ad.
Scratch pads. 10 cents pound At
The rvening Herald.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-01-18

- .O00-One u The finest hemes on East
Silver Ave d rooms and 18th. extra large
glaEssd porch fine basement. hot water
hsst laundry fine electrical equipment.
Including electric range garage. With -.
vsHt ggstiefs Reasonable terms.
Si,hOO-d room adobe and brick, pebble dash
dWs cling fine location iu Highlands close
ln lot inuNi4g.
- QUO room adobs white siuceo han.
ssiov modern good outbulding n.
Thirteenth ~.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-01-18

KANSAS CRY july 6 Ruttrf
and poultry unchanged EgFs . Dsut-
higher 20 cents.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-01-18
Phon. eco

appear that The First National Bans Of Al
Glanetque.H ircated 10 tue ctty Of Alhaener.
que H. The county uf bsrnaillo. and atAis OF
New Meaico. has complied with all TIE pro
visions Of the act of congress to enable
National banking Assoeiations 70 eIiend theif
sdfporAie existence snd foT other purposes.
Eos therefors /. ID. X. .Crissnger, Comp
,%s.i'r *. Ies. 0s..,,fiesssssl e. ssuE s' y GSlsSssqral,s'Ty.
que. located In the city 81 Albpauetqae ~
N, eoaaiy a. Bernalilc and state 81 New
r. period ,psrissd 10 II, amended srusiss o.
association namely, urtl clofs Of business
on December 2A loti
In tesiimuny whereof. witness. my. haua
and ssal ~ ohirs this twenty hird Gay Or
Is rnsdl u r CRIssISGER
(sEALl tomptronsr Of the Currency.
Extension No. 1880.
Charter number 2sla. -.
Dec 81 Jan ia456 30 - ~
g y !. aS %.
NOTICE or ANNUAL MEETING
ALBUQUERQUE HOTEL COMPANY nc.
Notice s hereby siysn that ths fret an
nuGl meeting ~ ths aockholdefs o. tho Albu.
qnerqus Hotel CempsnS Inc viii BE- held -
fahn Street. city - Alhuaneraue. County q
B.ruaulo New Mesico on Monday the 2ard
day o. Jauasry. 1929 ~ a IA for the
come before the meeting including consider
ing and touns upon the approval aud rati-
ncHiion ~ al purchafef contracts sceonnts.
proeeedinfs e~leefiuns aud appointments by
~ beard of directors siucs ne organization
~ The corporation and spec frally for the
Iufpase ct elseiing twelve directors 10 hold
office Tor one year NEXT ensuing their
e%iectiou and qualification. and Cor the e1
summation of any sad al books and papers
NJ The corporation.
tSirnedl LOUIS lIFEiD
President.
Attest:
~ q COORS IT,
SECRETARY.
g 1922.
Jan y ~. 70 - Is 20
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-01-18
LEGAL NOTICES

CERTIFICATE Rg-EXrENDiSG CHARTER
TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
Onice Of Comptroller of Currency WnsainE-
ton, y. G.. Decsnhsr ~ ie2i.
Mhsreas, by satisfactory evidence present
ed 10 the underaigned, Il has been made 70
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-01-18

A. FLElSCHER, Rcaltor
Loans. Fire Insurance Automobile Insar
snes, and all other lines Of Insarsuss
Surety bonds.
Phone e7t. ~ south Fourth g.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-01-18

kANSAS CITY. Jan. IS Cgttl, co.
reipts 5000 beet steers steady 90
strong top SAl0 all other lUt--,-
tully steady. most cow s.. -lu $50.
lew loads sass. heller. mostly poiuW
$500, cdnners largely S2ea so.
cutter, $500 $50. practical Top on
vealcrs Si00, Odd lots 49, to $3.50.
most bulls - 5UM ga. rholp, stuti
ers and light v%eaier- 81 %. most
oihrr stocscrs and feeder sj.su -
gea.
Hog receipts 5000. open 20 ship
per~ and yard trader mostly i5n %
cents higher than Yesterdays aver
age, $50 To i55 paunder. 81 20,
zoo TO 220 pound weight misty
- 90 closing 10 shippers and pack
ers strong 20 TOO higher than ye-ter-
dEys average hulk best geo Co eTO
FOUNDERS Sf.1uW $50. bulk Of sales
81 upS-0u, packer top $50 pack.
Ing sows 90 10 FOC higher hun 50 90
He.Ts; stock pigs 90 TO % cent high.
~. hest ssf5.
sheep receipts 1000 killing class
- generally strong TO 10 cents higher.
iOA pound Kansas Ted ewes SOS.
70 pound fed lambs sieg5. ueshy
feeding lambs t1f9b.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-01-18
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