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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.
Continued.
WILL break in man on butter. cheese and
egg route to bye. Of Ford ton truck. Apply
ROOMING HOUSE, l5 roomS. 6 baths; newly
pspered. sacrince at $l.s5o. Terms.
18th st.; Il rooms ana 2 baths Price. 1900.
Delicatessen and confectionery store. three
se'ms and bath; rent, $15; price. $500.
MARSHALL BUSINESS BROKERS.
go New York Ave. NV.
I HAVE $500 to 81 coo to invest. With serv-
must stand strictest investigation. Address
Boz 2s3-D. Star ONCE.
MACHINE SHOP for sale: 6rst-class equip
ment; located in good business district; terms.
3'a HETTEH s5s CLASS meat market for sale FI..k:
GROCERY and delicatessen; good location;
low rent. franklin 1892. 13s
WANT BOOMING HOUSE, ten rooms OF more.
Please give details. Address Box 2so-D. Star
DUPLICATING and once service business:
monthly: oaered for 5000 es.S. Any one one
can operate. Address Box 34eC. Star once.
Aok1L w Ed lON.
:a:'ss :s'ss' sss = ss's g.
and Investment su.ranieed. worlds famous
classes Of stoves and furnaces. using kero-
sene fuel. generating gas. solving the prob
lens Of safety; economy. cleanliness and com
terview granted from to 10 pm. daily by
the general distributor for United States.
P. F. CARLEY & co.
MOVIE.
,o1 rp.cSs; = On sacrifice on account Of Ill health
MEMS HAT STORE.
Central NV; a oney-maker: 4 bargain for
ROOMING HOUSE.
Eea. n ., r,anklin Park; II rooms; price, $780,
GROCERIES g. MEATS.
Pa. ave; Sc: nice fixtures, good stock, long
P. F. CARLEY & co.
e17 st. NV.
GILT EDGE NOTES FOR
SALE. $500 UP; PAYABLE
IN TEN MONTHLY IN
STALMENTS TO YIELD 10
PER CENT; SECURED BY
FIRST LIEN D. C. PROP
ERTY AND WELL EN-
DORSED. WRITE AND
REPRESENTATIVE WILL
CALL. ADDRESS BOX
i228-D, STAR OFFICE.
$1,000 BUYS cor. grocery. notion. gasoline.
ETC., station In nearby Nd. fronting on two
prominent roads: rent, s25; 3 r.; IO-yr lease.
moneymaker for hustler.
Good business truck or medium size and
price car wanted in trade for several clear
lots near Eastern Star Home in District. Pay
some cash difference.
N. E. RYON CO., INC,
Main 4591. 1923 st.
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BUTLER OR VALET in private family or
apt; refined reliable white man; has excel
lent reference. also personal reference. Ad-
dress Box 1lQ-D Star office.
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MARSHALL BUSINESS BROKERS',
020 New York Ave- NV

Delicatessen and confectionery store. thre,
rooms and bath; rent, 446; price, 81, 500.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Continued

WILL call in my unIettered automobile. city
or suburbs. and pay you highest prices for
ladies', gentlemen's. children's discarded cloth.
ing Of all descriptions. Address postal or
phone. will call. W. Rice. 1882 7th ss.
Evening star., 1922-12-12

|, Diamonds, Old Gold, Silver
BOUGHT FOR CASH.
louis AhRAHAMS. SIS g 81. nv.
Gold, Silver, Watches, Diamonds
and old jewelry needed in our manufacturing
dept. Full cash value paid
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Beautiful and exclusive rooming house on
18th st.; IL rooms and 2 baths. Price. 8, 800.
Evening star., 1922-12-12
DIAMONDS
For Christmas Gifts.
nA.-.f- D-I.--

DIAMONDS
For Christmas Gifts.
Bargain Prices-
I beautiful bfue-white diamond, very
brilliant weighing 52-lo0 carat lover
n CAf0ty 9SO
l beautifully cut diamond of rare bril-
liancy. weighing I and 400 carats: set
in solid platinum mounting; q beautiful
absolutely perfect blue white diamond
Of exceptional brillancy: beautifully cut.
weighing 90-100 carat, or nearly carat. 1856
l blue-white diamond of exceptional
brilliancy. weighing 1 and 70-lO0 carat.
or 5 points less than Ia carats. s........ $500
! absolutely perfect bluewhite dia-
mond, very brilliant. weighing 1-3 car
ats; an exceptional bargain ........... $6cc5
absolutely perfect diamond beautiful
ly cut and exceptionally brilliant.
weight. 7-1O0 carats; a wonderful gem
and 4 remarkable bargain ..... ........ 81 ,c75
solid platinum-top rectangular wrist
watch. set with genuine cut diamonds all
around and fitted with high grade 17-tewel
adjusted movement ..................- 800
These bargains can be seen At
A. KAHN Inc.
Evening star., 1922-12-12

BUSINESS ANNOUNCEMENTS
Mattresses, FEATHER BEDS.
MATTRESsES AND PILLOWS
Renovated At most reasonable prices. Let os
sattsfacti0n assured.
EAGLE BEDDING CO.,
Main 1892 1923 7th st. nv.
Evening star., 1922-12-12

". KRISTEN. 500 StL u. n.w.-AI kinds sf
furniture wanted. Pl Ole rranklin $3.50.
OLD COLD. silver, ETC.
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WANTED-FeatEer beds and furniture. Best
prices paid. Square Deal Furniture Co.. sol
Eve NV Phone Main $3.50.
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FOR SALE-MISCELLANEOUS.
BOATS AND ACCESSORIES.
NEEDING CASH. $3.50 buys q 700 cruiser:
fully equipped. Phone (6-7 p.m.) franklin
44O7-W. 13s
DIAMONDS. ETC.
We VIII close out the following items that
have been used, but are as good as new:
All-platinum dinner ring; nine full-cut
blue-white diamonds ................$1 500. 90
Cluster ring: full cut blue white dia-
Platinum top wrist watch. surrounded
with blue white diamonds; 17-jewel
guaranteed movement .............-.$ 800. 90
OPPEEHEIMER 4 SHAH,
0O7 at
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-Four in One Shingles. new. per square S.5o
Shovel. 59c; pick, &c. rake. 63c. Combina
tion all three. 81 so.
Government Lanterns, 69c.
SIDNEY L. HECHINGER co.
9Th and C sis. 5th and Fla. ave. ne.
southwest. Camp Meigs.
SAlesmen at Both Oficea
Evening star., 1922-12-12

81. 900 BUYS cor. grocery. notion gasoline.
etc, station In nearby Nd. fronting on two
prominent roads: rent. &25; f.; 10-yr. lease.
moneymaker for hustler.
Good business or truck or medium size and
price car wanted In trade for several clear
lots near Eastern Star Home in District. Pay
some cash difference.
N. E. RYON CO., INC,
Main 40. 1xos q -
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FEMALE.

AFTERNOON and evening gowns made: re-
modelling speciality. Ida White. 1856 1lth st.
NV. Main 6S16 12s
ASSISTANT to doctor; neat colored girl with
knowledge of mechanical dentistry wishes po-
sition; three years experience: good city ref
al
Evening star., 1922-12-12

ROOMING HOUSE, l5 rooms. 8 baths; newi
papered. Sacrifice At $l.850. Terms.
Evening star., 1922-12-12

WILL break in man on butter, cheese and
egg route to buyer Of Ford ton truck. Apply
after & n m 40 r n q l3s
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HOUSEMAN. experienced. fireman or all
around man. Call Col. 6263.
JANlTOR Of apartment house or once build
ing; reference. Thonfas Taylor. 2117 10th st.
Evening star., 1922-12-12

lCHAUFFEURS FOR TAXIS.
, White men with reference. 300 commission.
! MEMS FURNISHING SALES
| MAN. LOUIS HIRSH, 9I2
F ST. NV.
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GENERAL H0USEWORK and operate automo-
bile for private family by bright young white
man; has reference and experience. Address
Box 217-D, Star Office. Ae
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COMMENDED SERVICE

have been recommended to The Star
readers. Any complaint found nee
receive prompt attention.
Evening star., 1922-12-12

ROOKKEEPER, accountant or cashier, over
Is years. experience, desires position with
busy concern: temporary permanent: AL
Evening star., 1922-12-12

TEMPORARY WORK BY young man. goot
mas. Address Box 90O-D. Star ONCE.
YOUNG MAN with auto desires evening or
early morning job. Address Boz 20s-D. Star
office. l2s
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WANTED
MAIM fS,nntluuedN.

WANTED-A young man between 81 and 81
Possessed with a firm determination to achieve
an executive position In export and foreign
trade, but willing to work hard and study for
1t; give age. education. business experience
and phone number in writing for interview
Addrpsa R0v OQQ.n Ctsp nfAce
Evening star., 1922-12-12

department Of large real estate oface; prefer
one about 25 years old. with experience and
i knowledge Of detail ONCE work; excellent op-
portunity for the man who can qualify. An
swer in full detail giving salary expected.
! Address ROx S96-D. Star office
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Building Materials from our
immense wrecking operations
from Army Camps, Government
War Offices and surplus sales

throughout the country permit US to offer you
practically new materials At a wonderful cay-
Ing. Lumber or an kinds. sash. doors. window
room outfits. white toilets. bath tubs, wash
basins. radiators, pipe. kitchen sinks, electric
fixtures for your house.
New government pipeless and hot-alr fur
naces, Is carloads. all sizes. purchased from
Uncle Sam at Camp Lee: they were surplus
brand new: no burnt-out CRATES: no heat
warped parts: no broken parts: sold to you at
wonderful saving.
Furnaces
New as described above. with galvs-
nized castings, each. b.-.-.-....... .&5oo1
Reclaimed. good condition. each.... 5000
Jaafin0 EfoyeR-
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JOBS-Several for students Call Howard Uni
versity Y. NJ C. A.. Col. 800. 12'
MACHINIST wants work; can run pipe. Ad-
dress BOX 2Si-D Star office. 1Ss
Evening star., 1922-12-12

Ex-Service Men Only.
Five men with ambition spirit and grit. for
salesman anship work; an opportunity to get Q
salaried position s., 800 per year and bonus of
$500: experience unnecessary: honorable dis.
charge required. Room ~. 624 + st. NV. 13s
Evening star., 1922-12-12

DlSHWASHER. house man or truck helper:
young man (colored wants position. John
Prtmos 1873 Harvard st. NV,
Evening star., 1922-12-12

SALESLADIES Thoroughly
experienced in wo1nen's cloak
and suit speciality store. Those
employed now can find a good
opportunity for change. Ad-
dress Box 27o-D, Star office.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1922-02-24
Will Sell Entire
Emergency Fleet,
Radical Step May Fol
low Congressional
Negligence

WASHINGTON-The entire ship.
ping board fleet, 1,470 vessels, will be
offered for sale, according to Joseph
w. Powell, president of the emergency
fleet corporation. The shipping board
is apparently ready to throw up its
hands," unless it can get ship sub
sidy bill through congress. The list
of ships to be sold, according to the
Powell statement, includes steel pas
senger and cargo vessels, tankers, re-
frigerators, former German cargo YES
sells, former German sailers, concrete
cargo and tankers, and steel and wood
ocean-going and harbor tugs. They
range in size from 10000 tons down
ward, and the tonnage to be offered
tor sale totals about 100000 dead
weight tons.
AT present world market prices,
shipping exDer . estimate, the price
received should average approximately
SzO ton, a total of 100000 for the
entire fleet. Shipping board officials
believe, howevel, that passage by con-
sress of a ship subsidy would serve
to enhance greatly, possibly to double,
the present value of these vessels.
The original cost of all the ships is
estimated at about $3,OOO,OOO,OOO.
They were built during the war.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1922-02-24
Trade Commission
After Lurnberrnen,
Charges Western Con
Germs with Price Fix
ing Program.

w A S Fl INGT ON-Lumber
manufacturers of Idaho, western
Montana and eastern Oregon
have organized and conducted
the Western Pine Manufacturers
association for the primary pur-
pose OF agreeing on the prices of
their lumber" the Federal Trade
commission declared in submitting
to congress the fourth of a series
OF reports dealing with the lumber
industry. No prices have reached
pre-war levels, the commission as
serts.
The activities of the association
IN advancing prices by concerted
action were contemporaneous with
the steadily rising price level be-
tween 1915 and 1920" the report
asserted, adding that in periods of
depression, members of the asso-
ciation acted in concert to regu-
late production SO as to maintain
prices.
The association has a separate
organization in Montana which
hxes prices in that state, the COM
mission also charged, and "there
mas been an active cooperation
between the Western Pine Manu-
Iacturers association and the
west Coast Lumberman's asso-
cation with the purpose and effect
OF harmonious action on prices
and production" The conclusions
submitted in the report were de-
ciared to be based on document
airy evidence secured from the
niles OF the company and its more
prominent members"
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1922-02-24
X X X X X X X X X X X xxx X X X Y
X THE IDAHO WEEKLY Y
X INDUSTRIAL REVIEW X
~ L
X X X X x X X X X X M X X X X X "

Central Idaho said to embrace great
est undeveloped gold mining section
on continent today.
Contract awarded for building "a
miles of North and South state high
way thru the Evergreen highway dis
trict, Winchester, for $59,686.
Hailey-New mining company or
ganized to work old Compensation
group near here.
Challis-Central Idaho Industrial
association formed to secure funds
for road building in central Idaho and
to advertise scenic wonders of the dis
trict.
Payette-Idaho Oil & Gas Co. to
lay gas mains.
NATURALIZATION of proposed
Murtaugh highway district to be voted
Feb. 4.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1922-02-24
BKEEZY SNAPSHOTS OF
The AMERICAN LEGION
( *M*x*wwxxxwxxxx;

MINERAL WELLS, TEx-Jn
vestigation by congress of the alleged
hangings in the A. E. F. is termed "a
farcial burlesque" by the American
Legion at Mineral Wells. This alb.
ortive investigation is an insult 70
every loyal American" a resolution
reads. We believe it is time MEM
bers of the board began devoting their
efforts to matters of import instead Of
INDUCING in the hearing of unsup-
ported and absurd complaints made
by few obviously disgruntled and
irresponsible muckrakers."
The American Legion Weekly of
February 10 prints an article bv an
ex-captain in the signal corps. ouot.
ing General Billiards. order to shoot
on the spot any person advising
surrender during battle, but flatlv
denying that evidence of any such in.
stance has been substantiated.
cD,,c oo-7l IT,
SKAlG, COLO.-District schools
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1922-02-24
Harding Opposes
House Conference.
Home Building Is Strict
ly Community AT
fair.

WASHINGTON-President Hard
ing, in letter to Senator King, Demo
crat, of Utah, declared he considered
it inadvisable at this time to call a
national housing conference. The ex-
ecutive also asserted that he did not
know "of legislative palliative" to
relieve home shortages, and added
that he very much doubted IF we
ought to try to create one" Build
ing conditions are peculiar to indivi-
dual communities" the president said.
I'm such communities where there is
developed manifest shortage of
housing, there have been local con-
ferences held usually under the aus
pices of the boards of trade or cham
bers of commerce, into which confer
ences have been invited representatives
OF the material men, contractors,
spokesman for labor and for bank
ing, and building and loan associations.
Whether this is not the most prac-
tical plan is yet to be determined.
cannot think of any way in which the
federal government can help the situa-
ton other than by some such means"
While some good came from the
conference on unemployment" the
president stated, and while he "hoped
good results will follow the agricul-
tural conference" he considered it adj
visable to await Substantial evidence
Of accomplishment" of the conferences
already held, before calling any more.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1922-02-24
Claim That Wage Workers
Get Most of the Money

A statement by railway executives
says that interstate commerce COM
mission statistics show that for the
four months ended on October 81
i9Ii' o9A cents out of every dollar
paid out in railway operating expenses
oy the carriers went to employees in
wages. Of the carriers wage bill
which totaled $9O3,66l, 900 for that
period, only $25,4l1,s34 of 2.8l ner
cent went to executive officials and
staff assistants.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1922-02-24
Washington News.
Trade Bodies
Are Legal.

Activities of trade associations do
not contravene the provisions of the
sherman antitrust law, in the view
OF Attorney General Daugherty, un-
Tess IN actual practice they develop
enhanced prices, suppressed competi-
non or curtailed production. The
opinion of Mr.. Daugherty, expressed
informally and tentatively, was made
public by Secretary Hoover, who had
inquired OF the. attorney general as
10 the legal limits within which trade
could properly operate in
with the commerce depart
ment's plan for the publication of trade
statistics gathered by such organiza-
lions.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1922-02-24

that we will soon consider them in
groups instead of as individuals,
What is true in the capital and in
public service is equally true in other
parts of American life. The statistics
gathered by the census bureau, the
of labor, and other Off
cial agencies, show conc1usively that
women are succeeding in their new
adventure
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1922-02-24

in Moffat county, Colo, had decided
to close their doors for a period of
weeks, due to insufficient funds. The
American Legion succeeded in rails
ing 1915 to keep them going, taking
the stand that "a shortening of the
school term or a curtailment of ath-
letics would be a backward step, de-
priving children of fightful advan-
tages."
TAMPA, FLA.-Found wiping his
auto with an American flag, man in
Tampa, Fla, was question by the
American Legion. He was pronounc-
ed simply ignorant" and given in
struction how to treat the colors.
Hearing of the incident, the mans
employer presented the Legion with
large flag.
HI
TOLEDO, O.-Hiring squads of
unemployed ex-soldiers, each squad
in charge of an e-nurse, has been sug-
gested to the American Legion in
Toledo, as means of tearing down
unsightly election posters.
III
WASHINGTON, D. C.-"Nerv-
Gus" ex-soldiers present a special
problem in disqualification. Neuro-
psychiatric treatment at government
institutions is under investigation by
the American Legion, and conference
of specialists has been called by the
veterans bureau.
III =
NEW YORK-Gathered. at the call
of radical New York leaders, 600 un-
employed men threatened a tear-gas
attack on Fifth avenue fnanciers.
The American Legion was condemn
ed as tool of capitalism" and ex-
soldiers present were told they should
have kept their army guns to force
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1922-02-24
the government to give them jobs"

-III-
TAMPA, FLA.-Brooding over war
horrors continues to wreck the minds
of ex-soldiers. The American Legion
at Tampa, reports twelve cases OF ex-
service men prnounced "incurably in
sane" since Thanksgiving.
i =
INDIANAPOLIS-Good standing
in the American Legion will be the
only security required to float a loan
from the Legion's rotating fund tor
disabled and needy ex-soldiers.
-III-
OKLAHOMA CITY, OKLA.-Lit-
erature ION the wing" is the latest
convenience provided American Leg
ion members. Travelling libraries"
are being loaned to posts of the Leg
ion by the Oklahoma State Library
commission.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-30
People You
Know

Radiator Repairing. ouieksi Auto 90.
aohn y Conway state school
superintendent ana Mrf. Conway,
were in Albuquerque yesterday re-
turninI Co Santa De from n visit
20 the southern uurt Of the state
Governor NJ g.. Mcchem and
State Land Commissioner Nelson
A. Fi"ld drove 10 Albuquerque SAT-
urd4y from Santa Fo They re-
turned 20 the capital last night
John Acrnadez has returned from
70 trlu 10 tahezuu wnerp be- ac-
comuauied his grandmother Mrs.
D. 81 Whitlock Tho latter ls TO
visit relatives there
Mrs Walter a. Danborg OF
sahla to o. spending the DAY in
Alh|uuuerfue
n W McCluskcy. state Highway
engineer from SuuH Fc, was la the
city yesterday
claude Miller. son Of slant
District ATTORNEY j. A. Miller. has
gone 90 Santa DO To- accept "a posi-
uon with tae Charles Held COM
pany.
q. ~ NrsihHm local chairman
for the order uf Railway Conduc.
tors. wac Boo Albuqueiqs. Ncstc.,.a5
20 visit his fumii, Mr Nsedham is
Ht present working on che Bcl,n
Cutu out of Gallup.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-30
Mems and Boys
Swimming Classes
Open on May Is

Glen %. Beam. physical director
Of tho y 81 e. 4 last night au-
nounccd that the mems and boys
swimming Dlushoz would open with
a swimming meet 300 tha y tank
thr week ~ May o.. No Will De-
open tu Junior and intermediate y.
mvmher- Medals and useful
prizes viii Doe awarded winner.
shields viii hs EiEeu relay raca
winners
lu addition There wlii hc prizes
f1r individual swimming 90 boys
making the highest scores boo five
fDrts tn" wII Include q l0
}ard dash O. 20 yard back swim.
tf yard breast swim. 90 yard
swine fancy diving ,fr.
The y slogan for swimming '
-Hii MI Eeam viii br "a swim
% day Cor boys and men 10 Is the
hope % the y NJ e. A fo make H
sw miner md "a NE saver ~ every
healthy boy and man In Aluquor-
cue the meet VIII ouon tho
season
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-30
National Head of
T. p. A. Speaks at
Regular Banquet

william O'Nioll national prcsi-
dent ~ the Travellers Protective
asFI station was the principal
sirakcr a. tho regular monthly
banquet Of the local organization
held at the v 81 g. 4. last night.
The meeting vas attended By
about so members and guests.
O'Neil told Of the objects and
growth OF the organization Tie BE-
the first western man iu hc ma
tional president. although the or
gauizut0n b. primarily u Western
association
other speakers on the program
were carl G. Mcgee o. " putney
and Ir. Boise Bergman After
the banquet there wa- 10 short bust.
ness session. during wAIoh n report
was made showing more than 100
per cent increase in membership
in Albuquerque IN the past gu
DAYS
The date 90 tho uoNt meeting g..
May 90 This Will also boz "a dinner
meeting.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-30
DEATHS

NDTT-Thc funeral services for
FIR Augusta Yutt who died fr.-
Jas night az her home north
~ town. will be held tomorrow
%fternoon at g 80 O'Clock from
1rench'S chapel Burial Will De 81
airvicw ccmotery.
SANCHEs The funeral Of
Miguel Sauchos who died last Fri
Iey morning Mt his apartments in
he highlands viii %. held this
morning - \ o'clock from Crollutt
funeral Clnpci Burial Will nU an
Eanta barbara cemetery
| FAREiA-Mls- Pouctana Barvia
HE'D yesterday afternoon az net
apartments ON North Edlth street.
Ehe Do survived ly o. sister fu-
l crul arrangements are rtill pend
ing Crollntt b. iu charge
SANCHES- Rogue Sauchcs died
yesterday afternoon ut hts apart
on West silver avenue Ht
~ q son of Mr. and Mrs : "a
Sanchcs Funeral services win De
held this afternoon at clock
from tho family residence Burial
be- az Shn Jose cemetery
.Croiloti will have charge
DURAN - Funeral services Of
Severe Duran 80 years old was
held yesterday morning ut ; O'Clock
from the family residence $40 West
s liver avenue tu the Sacred Heart
church whore requiem mass was
SAID hv Father EordnNa Mr. Duran
was an c%N-soldier and served rs
months overseas. hvlonEi 3 20 Com
pnny l. Thirty first infantry bur'
bal was made at saint Joseph cent
cisr, Garcia and Son q in
charge.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-30

while Babe Ruth. hom,-u4u
KIM b. sitttn. In the E|runlsand as
q mere spectator. Kenneth VII
liams OF the &C. Ioui. browns h.
horging the sporting spotusht as
slngfcr extraordinary.
" iliams feat OF hitting three
hon, runs lu o. Same ON 5atur-
dsy Nrrr %. sets % modern ha
hall record
uuth's best homeu pcrfor
nnc boo a single game 3D. two
home runs
~ ha- hcen % years sIroc ans
plHt o. made fhrrH home o. us boz
one game ON SEPT o.. 1897. 1atr
Bookiey, now dead. accomplished
such % font
pnls - players Boo tho history
ot an have made thr'. horne
runs boz one game
IN four anne Williams has lif
siN home runs Bate Ruth ls tho
only other PLAYER 90 boast such 10
record making IL last %
During the season Of 1859 Mul