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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-12-14
Der Seuerodmon.
9litprin. Sre "a 0ps

Das @eidaftsbiertel sitorias 1T
iSreitag Elm &aub ser 0Iammen ae-
,poroen. Sc >p,rae b,rh cine sSeu-
ersbrnnit, Sic gegen 5tpei llbr nadts
nusbrad, in Griimmer gelegt, ,,nge.
nd)tet oer Gatfnde, SAP oie bia5ieen
2oidmannihaften tatfraftig bon
Jruertuebrleuten uits Ecrtlano, Gre,
ll1teritiibt p11r6en. ssnsgefamt ,unr-
ben t6. &duiergepierte eiatga1fd
,llto Ser Sadihasen ipiro auf $t0.-
100000 Big $f5, 100000 ge}ddbt.
Gas Jeuer bot, oe,, borIiegenoen
Wel0ungen 5l,folge, Elm Meni6en-
leben geforoert 1tr6 Gin Mann 1niro
berniBt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-12-14
Gait. bereit, aus5uiaeen.

WnIbington, 8. s. II. De5.
Gbefridder 50. $. 9aft bon1 8un-
6es obergeri9t benabrtdtigte in SD
Ellington am Montag Boriiter Dol
iteoo bon, ssl,lti5- Nnsidu, bes Re-
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, er lei ieoer5eit
auf Berlangen bereit, anlaBlid oes
slntrags Mepr. Sellers (8ep.) boz,
MinneIota auf Elm 9isoiplinar Ser
fobren gegen 8unbes Generolan.
malt Dnllgbertp nl5 3euge Dor oenl
penon1ten ansihnR 5,1 crfheinen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-12-14
meitere 5ortid'rittsz Ron:
fere113.

Glepclonb, g., 13. Oe5. = Sic our
gr1pdgu,ws,,abne fortidrittlid=poli-
tii9er Mabnablnen nad Glepelnno.
s., einberufene 51peitdgige @onferen5,
nobm am Wol1tag tbren slnfang. Mn=
.1Mberno 200 0elegatem> Gertretcr
ser Mrbeitcr= 1tno Jorner= Mrbeiter=
Ynrteien, oer 9fonpartiion Sig II.
Jortibrittli6cn l1no So5ioliltcn, bot
tcn-lih bereits 5llr 3eit Ser Groff=
n1ngsiituug, sic groBtenteils ser
Gerlclung bon 8eridten, grnelml1ng
eir5elner &onrniliionen lln0 Der Be
griiB1lngsaniprod)e oes Erdiioenten
ser aonferen5 8illion1 n. Sobr=
itons, Gorliter ser Waibinilten ltni=
on, ge>pion1et +tpar, eingefllnoen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-12-14
&rahtraten 6erablebuno

ct. Yaul, 8. De5. Son ltaat=
lid)el1 8eamte11 tpl1ore 5reitog III ct.
Eaul erflart, oaB fon1me16en Won=
atg bon ibnben cine @i1tgabe an sic
3>pii6elritaat Berfebrsfomln1iiit>
on 5ur 10ppro5e11tigen 5erabiebung
ser @etreioe 6robtpreiIe eingereidt
lpiir6e.
Mit 8eginn 6ieies Sabres tpor
tupbl bereits cine @ernbietung Der
gaxeioe 6radtraten berfiigt
tporoer, bod krtpies iid) 6ies nls
,ugeniigerb.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-12-14

@olbineton, 8. 6. 8. Sea. grdii-
sent Sorbirg perlns an sSreitoa fl1r'
mad, O,ittag i'm Rapitol in elmer ge-
rneinidaftliden 5is1.nq beioer 9d,l-
Ter ieine Sssabres= Botidnft on oer'
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-12-14
g r o + t biti o n

9eoh ser @onferen5 6es Bra'ioe.s=
ten NIT ben @ouberne,,ren !perhen
ppieIeiht meitere @efete 5,tr Dmrd)=
fiibr,.ng Ser Brobibition erloiien.
gorldufia 1T ser @onereB ieood nidt
in ser Stim1.na, iih NIT Der grobi-
titton au befhdfigen.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-06-27

'hicAOo. June ~ - Wheat
sc"red a moderate gain In price
Today during the early d~eaiiugA
traders acting on the view that
something Of a rails was to be OK
pcctcd afirr recent dcclincs Bust
ness lacked yoiuWo and the market
was easily affected. The opening
winch hinged from Rc decline 10
&c advance with July sill to
tttih and September ti.igA 10.
aiieh was tollowcd by an up-
turn all around 70 well aboVo yus-
to-day finish.
corn ana oats were firmcr with
wheat After opening &c Off TO
Nc up July si~e to e2c. D corn
market made a slight general adj
vance.
oats started Al NC decline to Ne
advance and after n sliFht sng AK
cendcd with other grain
Higher g~uufstiona on hogs gave.
. hr 70 proeisione
Disr %ppoinsing ihrrahinR returns
led ~ "a further advance IN pflcrs
later and sn, too. did talk 81
ieiter milling and export DEMAND
Heeidea reporta that black ruuf
was spreadine ln Minnesota were
current near the end az thp session.
fffirrs rloFed atfone. 2Nc 20 ahe
not hiehef with July H1fM 70
u1tA ana September tt.isM 10
siibh
subsequently, ary weather com
pininiH from rarfn % fuAea and
n-nois were huillsh factors. The
rlonc was firm, 4r 10 &c net
hiHaer. 1uly 81 Ne 10 ssHe
Close.
Wheat July ttIfA Neptem-
her NibA f,crembcr. utsh
corn-Iuly, save September.
eeNc; rsrcemher. eshe.
,iaff Jpss a7@c. September.
fer. pNGRSbef. tske
poIk- NOD Qnuied.
Laid JAY. hi.sIi September,
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FoHrlGN I~.xCriaS.p

NEW YORK. June III Foreign
eAchang" easy Great Britain. de
mand al. cables AN; 6o-day
bills on hanks fass Frame. de-
mand S.ssh cables. Saa ItAiy.
demand i7Sh cahics. ga Hell
GUM. demand. 1.a7 y; cables 7as.
Germany, demand, eSA cables.
ehN Holland demand. 3S.30.
cables, ~ IS Norway. demand.
Sweden demand Is SO.
denmark. demand "a so Switzcr
land, demand. 1876 Spain. do
mand, 1850, Greece. demand.
3se Poland, demand. .0sA
'gocho-Sl0vukia demand. l9a.
Argentine, demand. 1881. Brazil.
demand, 1878 Montreal. sSA
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-06-27
MARKETS
New York Stocks

were the mos rcactiobary features
~ today dull and professional
Hock morkct. Mexican retro
icum's wild fluctuations had an
unscttiing effect In other quarters.
Salcs Appropriated $50, 600 shares.
MeNlcFn Petroleum n tho cente~
~ a concerted selling movement
III The anal hour dropping TO tSs.
The closing was heavy.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-06-27

CHICAGO. June 2T.-Buuer-
Market lower; creamery extra.
81 NC; firsis. az hcGasc: seconds.
acc % ale. standards. a7Ac.
EgEs-UncbanEed Receipts. a.
s9t cases
Pounry-Aiive higher: roEIs.
&c. hroiicrs esem ssc. rooss-ra.
ifAc,
PotatocS slightly weaker. re-
ceipts. ~ carr. total United States
shipments. sol cars. Dkiahosna.
Tcxaa Arkan 11ts. Aishnmn and
Louisiana sacked Bhnn Triumphn
No, I. ezeR0fe "a AlahAfna
sackcd s~psuldluE Rose. No. 4. ss.00
nftto oSlahomn sarkrd .ffish
cobhierR. t1to. North Cnroiinn.
Norfoik section. ztaye hafrels. Ifiah
Cohhlrrh No 4. ff.eb 4&tsa.
Eaytern Shore Virginia. atave her-
reis lrish cobbiers. No 1, ttt80N
IS 10 old stock steady. Wia41usin
sacked round whites. t1.0o. frt
KANSAS cEry sane g7.Zkknu.
butter and pouHrNt unchannodl4
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-06-27

NiW YORK, June 2s-Cail
money airone higk g. tow. tE
ruling rate. 8; closing hid. 90
offered at 3; last loan ~ cafi
leans against acccptahcea. 4
Tpe loans stcady. 60 dayu. 4.
90 dayt. 4 : months. ~
Prime mercantile paper. iut9.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-06-27

MN YORK. June aT.-Spot
cotton. steady; midalins. s21Ts.
Cotton futures closed steady /,
July tel "a, October. t2i %. De
ccmhcr, s2io3. January Sso SO.
Marrh. $40. 20.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-06-27

KANSAS CITY, June 17.-Cnttle
ReceiptH. 1000 Camera and
fat cows strong to rs cents higher.
lew better grade cows. se.gbn
t6.eb; most others 400 $3.50.
hnik. cannorr, t12s9t2.bO, CALVES.
averaging steady. practfca- ;og.
veaiern $500: small lot. ~ 50. all
other cianses generally strady Ia
strong. bulls. generally s3-zk9
$500.
Hogf Rcreipts 1900. .inrket
opened slow later trading aosfve
10 both packers aud shippers. r
10 10 cents higher. spots. up more
rnippcra took about s.00e. imik.
good and choice 2i0 10 27b-pound
feeders TO packers. $40 90 efffaas:
packers top. $40 a.. closing strong
bulk of sales, 80 30 Wtio 80. piKs
ana packing sows, steady "a NronE
Sheep-Rercipts 1000. An
classes generally strong "a rs cents
higher. some lambs up more. few
wcthors 800; light owes. $3.50.
TOT. native iambs. $500, bulk.
better grades si2b0ati2 80. eIoa.
ing easier most breeding QwssH.
81 50Ht7.7t.
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SIS, 900 Damages =.
Asked Against >
Local Business

SUIT askinE $4,000 damages
wa flied in the district court. to-
anv ~ thn caiihvfnla sugar nnd
While Pine romiiant naulnal the
Mhitmer Jackson company q ihiz
city
fhe aIlraatinn In the snlt h nat
the rinlniiff firm wnn ecfla4 -
bfohfrr Tor the Yosemite f.HHt1nf
rompnny IN 1870. and made > lln.
tract rith the local nrn fW The
tiff firm Hiood ready 40 cnm<Iffs
~ tcrDse the dehvn1rui> f<{1<ed
% cctnpiete ~ coN u Ne agree
nnnl.
vsE uk,fsi.p xsA<sif1fn ans
rOn QUICK INSULTS
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Points


NtW YORK, June 27-llberty
bonds closed. 3h's, tie0os first
50 t0oOs second a.. sibo0 %.
first ths. fi0O 20; second. AS,
500 90. third a.. ti00Os fourth
tA'S sieo.is; Victory. "a =,
tleo.Eo.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-06-27

CAvoLT 4 PEDRO
ccmeni Centrassofs 6o5 4. sevunih
hfrfei
cuNfhAtIfAo and kaildlag, ~ ante
aaahca . specially, r~stlfnatea ilnnllhcd
free A "a haclntyre. Ia1t aoFth
flevsn,t phone y
VIZ no Onp SoHA rarrrnisnnr sf4
hngtf aullHius rsasouahlei inrs@ik
rrF auf iot~ frce< fsfhnaft- fr1a
Phone aapeA = y. klukan, ats fsfe
ave.
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DENVER

DENVER June ~ CATTLE Re
ecipts. TO Market 20 20 20
cents higiirr. Reef ccr tTnQsf
~ 90, cows and heffers. ess0n
ssd0; calves. - 90, 6uils.
f2.5en sf.so: stockefs and feeaefs.
tsesa 80 90.
hoEf Eeceipta. 1850. Market
steady 80 10 cents hiEhcr. top.
$40 20. bulk. fs40fffs 90. iaN
sheep-ftccsipts. also. Market
sesdy 90 strong ewek. Sf.5aH
fAeo spring lambs. stp5eW
tI3. %.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-06-27
MoNEY TO LOAN

MONEY TO LOAN
~ uatehsa diamsnds. runs, Liberty
tssaiA auinnobiiea n csefythinE val
q AlAMcnR ga 3 FIIlsr
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-06-27
FORSALR-

f5,s 0o--g.r0om dseilinE On rorner fos.
fe0klt1 feet fins l~scsliun 10 Hiss
lands. close In.
si,ooO-s room, history pebble dashed
dwelling. haia. eie aiso 2 room house
"a same iot, T5flte n, laird ~sra,
eleae In.
eu.OOo-5-room. white siucco hanEslou.
modern. hardwood fioon, fireplace.
f~urnsrc, garage nne location % paved
street In foarih ward.
Some good buys ln ccnitai Ave. end
other hHsluezr properties,
A. FLEISCHER. Realtor
tasss. Fire Issuranss, Aassnobiis 10.
snrsAes sna Ill otssr me- 81 l~nsarsnss.
SaFsts ten1s
Phens s7t III South Fourth ~.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-06-27

ff1ss.
..ibs July. ui.ss; sepvuksr.
tif.s2.
CASH GRAIN ~@s
KANSAS CRY. Iune s7.r3aA
wheat. No. 2, hard. ef.os 0ff1a.
No, p. red, ei.os0si.01
cern-No. 2. white. ssko3 Nee .,
yellow, lMc.
Hay--pest prairie, Use higher;
No. !. Sf1.eo 4Sis.oo.
OMAHA. Neb.. June z1.--Whcaf.
No. ?. hard. u1sk. No, !, hard.
t1.oS.
corn-No. ?. white. ssNc: mi ,.
mixed. SeAc.
oni--No 2. white. 36cG sdtics
30. ,, white, ashc.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-06-27

nITTIIHA T.-- a. -
'""s a..
49,, vs 1870. 1880
n"u r.,en'' r''
os se.aac n'sns' s"p;l'
tstv'
ne..eIr' Sanns- .na
iorna hu,ss wossis Se
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ST JOSEPH. No, Iuns ins-
Cattlc-Rcccipts. t.ioe. Eecf eteurs,
ycnrlingu and she stock niosfk IS
cents highcr. calves - to 30 teets
higher; top, hes sterrs. t9TS for
average f.4g2-poand-ta. ton. Seer-
linFs. Ssss; bulk. desirabss h@ef
cattle, 81. .OGSota. ba.cf cows.
mostly sf.7s9 80 80, caancrn and
cutters. febOms4 -; tdp. caves.
t7.6o. bulk. s7.op gs7 sa
Hogr-Rcceipts. 500. Mhrket
Glow. shippers bus ifer few sfp 20
sse-pound butchers ~ fs1eU
Sl0eb. looks 1tNou' steady With
easy shipper market yesterday:
packers going slow. pnrk.ur spws.
steady averngc caa y~ersriay,
1884 for ea6-pounIers.
sheep-Rcceipti. a.seo Killing
classes generally % conis hisner.
four doubles OF Idaho iAfnbn.
$500. with a 10 per cent sort;
tor. natives ~. -; bulk, si2o0
Nfis7b; fat ewes. mostly tdb0
y 90.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-06-27

ron nEfT-Oae nlreis fvsnlahed rorn
~ lIsht housekeeping. class ~
eau io''
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vOR sAI.E-Honsas


fVh SAI.k-Modern three roaia lar
nishea harss, enraTe 80 foot lot e50n
dn~n, so . mouth. 1900 South Arno.
FOR eALk-by owner. Two room fur
nishsh hguse. nest and clean water
r"a eisftie hghts chicken house. and
wood shcd l9os Nirr.ria boulevard can
~ 1928 Aurih SisfA pAono isso-W
FlvE ROOM BRICK with garage. hest
part fouTih ward small pap ment. Owner
oli u siig. say seli. No agcnis. rhsns
ttefJ.
SIX ROOM HOME. paved street. hes, rcr
tdentiai sertian ~ faso, 10 trad. for
Albuquerque pfopcrty. Address A.i2T,
rare Hcraid
FOR sAIE-New Two. room hoase With
pareh, plastcred inside Hnd oa,: ist
sokilni Tor gnirk sale. ~ o cash. Ad
dress AJa5. care Herald
FOR SALk-Ncw four room house with
hath and frrni and rear pprchssi closed
IN Sleeping pnrch f2.650 small psytmsnf
eash. balance likr rent Southwest eor.
nor Ainth and cal Ave Phone y ~.
Ntrons ~ y 6 Res nett ~ ~ ~ i4s,
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WANTED-Maie Help


G00D HOUSE no HOUSE cAnvaassr for
quick selling article. i'hone 1871.
wANTED-Bols
70 cell HeFHlds. iast have lots OF
pep and good iunEs. Oh'y hustlera
wanted. Hurry. the good corners Rrs go
ing fast. Apply at The Herald Ofhes
any afternoon a. 5 O'clock,
EMPLOYMENT oFflCE-Mesisss Ia
bsrera Tor Arizona; good 3ey shipping
every day. 1io South Third.
a FfNANcfAE Distribution DkelREs
the services Of . eompeienf ysans
man. Address so. Care Herald. giving
fall Information and past sHperisnss.
wANTED-Two saiesmen for special
work. Pine oppoFtunlty for right
| ~parfles. Apply A--do, Care Herald.
giving phone number.
HAVE A MON CLASS PROPORTION
FOR THREE sALESMEk-compsnss-
.tion thonld amount 20 81 least $50 Per
,wsek. Apply 10 Mr.. fsrron. Combs
.Hessl.
8FfNx oPPohTUNfTY-for young msa
Who con sps.k spanish 10 eonneet with
y reliable mining eompsny, pvinf age
'<aperience and state. II employed nov.
.fs.n replies 20 Ass. Care Herald,
3FonM CARPENTERS for construction
III work In Arizona. frec iransportstion.
.oax fob. IN sarth Third.
1wANTED-Boys 10 carry Herald routes.
boys AZ or 10 years preferred. Apply
circnlAiish Dept, Herald office. Third
pad Coppuf. at ! 0. IN
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-06-27

fOR hENr- NIfs latrs ffeat rseu; sloss
IN. phoas eih o. io1 sfs ". 0ola.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-06-27

EMPLOYED BooKKEEpER Sin kssp
"a sdeiiiehai sst u books, heasenaols
rsie.. Aaarssa A-es. eaFs EssAiAs hsf.is
SEE ROBkkfBTrKkfR 90. sis Nssi
eela Aex ief ta.lns.s sgrormniue.
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PoR ~RENr-nouses

SAN AMAIA
ron RkNT-5room uafamishcd hoasc;
larEr hnsehaeni garage and Kas. Apply
tol West New foFk es phone ito1 "
FOR HEEr-Mpdsrn. completely far.
nlahed 3 room bungalow. fhons 20 W.
fOR RENT-Foaf fupm fsmished cot
taEe eAfaec nice place for ehigkcns,
trrocucd porch, ene black from Frrabyte
Ran ssn. Call Al ttt North Cedar. phone
s355M
foR HENr-dwo-roem furnished hoass.
vith sleeping perch, biE shade trees.
so.2 sosih Walter.
FOR RESr-Five.room modern house.
well israiahsd. hot and cold water
Arso inaaire iis VI silver phass sTs
fOh KENT-Iwo r5usa unfaTnlsksd sdohs
houns, ga per mo. Including lights.
kesl IA Asah sikth strest.
FOR REST-sissly furnished iouT room
entiaer VITA porch Hlghlands. u. Ne
cluehan. 2oi Mssi 0old.
pi,tsiy furnished. FOR one o. iwo fam
iiis.i mederni bath. electric hghts. bot
aud cold water, scrcsnSa perch boAriss
ffuit trees; large lot. 1000 South fsurlh
~, See broad Bicycle Co, 2s0 south
Second ~. phsae Tao.
OCCIDENTAL HOTEL
Furnished OF untarnished spsrimsnts
With hot and cold vstef, bath 10 cen
neetion; aiso sleeping rsams. Nee fur
nishinrs. heu management Phone
1885,.
FOR RENT - nsnms sits s~ieeplasl
purches. b2a East Central
COOL NORTH rOkca- Via ers<srf
ruam, In private hose. Two Eenissmen
raasAlesecnts preferred; excellent home
reak los Addrsat y. l., ~, care Herald.
FuK kLhf isFEs fsent he'd rpom. four
~fEduun. rltah ~ tnun. naanuahla
'ns spuh s,sih As.4
fon HENrf lssasss sna spar,,n.n,s
furnished OF not Phoae isaa u. o.
san so y silver. . A. Hamnmnd
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FOR RENT-Rooms

fUN kkNT-Roam sta IN convenience
shd carrsrtlng bath. nee hsma tsol
rhaaa 9Aao n 1870 4 silver,
FOR hkNT-Niee. elssn siesplnr and
housekeeping ruens. tfi hUFih
Third ht1egt-
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0 sALE-Real Estate

FOR aALE-Mining property TIL Amer.
irsn Turquoiss Cempany Macs better
In the CerHilos district; hfty acres pat
cnted. Tits property "a . valuable cop
per and goid proposition. aud the tur
qnolse shoah partly pay The cost o. op-
Grafton for terms and further infor.
nation address J. = MeNuity. Cerriiioa.
New Mckee.
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~DErECalvE
DETECTIVE AGKRcy--PAsss sss.w.
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LIVE STOCK

ron kAl.E-One Holstesn Asifer. ceming
froah in AuEnst. Viii sell Ter ESQ
-ash Adirrss A.las.
FOR sALE-Twe earioadl of good yssss
hprso. ~seirkinE itum i.uup 70 i.&us
luendb al a0und snd IN good eondnion
sss thesa q siD North B~rusd~ag
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-06-27
FOR SALE

f~tvc-room adobe house. lot 40x
100 foot. $3.50. terms.
Choice lot Fourth ward. bOxi42
e.. $3.50. terms Inquire Ma
iionai hrscttment Co. so6 la
West Goid.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-06-27

KANSAS CITY sane e5-kkru,
butter and poultry unchangcd8
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BUSINESS vFpoKTUNtfiEs

A Lfvk WlRk That can tnmish tf.ooo
Ia Eeed pa3inT husincas guarantees
teyu rctntu address A $50. care Herald
auOAikO isousk Tor ssie. s.s ksiiy.
tle W 0gld Phone seI
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or Woman

'dET GoyEENMENT rOsIrioNs-ros.
tal mail service, msn. vemeR -. over.
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The Little River news., 1922-12-09
Richmond News.

Richmond, Dec. 7.-(SpecialD D-Mrs Dove Cheeyer of Hot Springs is visit ing friends and relatives in Richmond this week. She arrived Sunday.
 We are sorry to see Bro. Dunn and his family leave Richmond. Bro Dunn bought a new Ford Wednesday and expect to drive to Watson, where he will preach next year.
 MT. and Mrs. Floyd DeLoney were ln Ashdown Wednesday.
 Miss Pearl Magruder and Miss Mar garet HemphilI were shopping in Ash down Wednesday. Dr. and Mrs w. E. Vaughan and Few Holmes drove to Texarkana Tuesday.
 Sam Campbell has bought a new Ford.
 Mrs. I. w. Holmes was operated on lat Michael Meagher Hospital in Tex |arkana Tuesday. She is getting along very we'll.
 Hendrix Dunn was in Ashdown We'd |nesday.
 Miss Lillian Sykes and Miss LaDosca Jones of Mena, spent Saturday night and Sunday with Miss Sykes parents 'of Richmond.
 Miss Ada Mills, Bro. Simpson and Leslie Mesamore of Wilton, visited MT and Mrs. w. M. Sykes. Sunday.
 I. w. Holmes has been in Texarkana this week, so there has been. no school in his room.
The Little River news., 1922-12-09
Wilton News.

| Wilton, Der. 6.-(Special) Fred and Harry Throckmorton returned to their homes in Texas the first of the week
 i Will Trustworthy who has been quite sick is reported to be improv- ing.
 Dr. Trustworthy, of Little Rock was called here to attend Will Trustworthy.
 MT. and Mrs. s. K Waldrop went to ! Ashdown Wednesday | Prentiss Mills, of Texarkana, spent the first of the week in Wilton l MT. and Mrs H. B. Arnold went to Mena Tuesday,
 The Allene basket ball team was here 10 play the Wilto, team Friday.
 J. E. Woodson and family left for { Denaville. Thursday. [ Mrs. Von Pipkin returned to Cam den with her husband Sunday 1 Mrs Penn Walker Edna and Louis of Ben Lomond and Miss Louise Can't went to Texarkana Monday
 Miss Edna Walker spen+ the first of the week with Miss Louise Can't
 Mrs. A. J. Harlin of Oklahoma City, who has been visiting relatives in Wilton left Tuesday to visit friends
 
 Mrs. Ed Walker of Ben Lomond is the guest of her parents, MT. and Mrs. w. D. Raynie. ! Miss Addie Hill who has been quite i'll, is improving MT. and Ms. Euclyd Cooper and little daughter, Doris, visited their mother in Texarkana the first of the week.
 ne in on business Tuesday. a pleasant visitor in our town Wedpes- day.
 Wesley Quarrels, wke has been in the navy for two years, is home for the holidays.
 J. H. Barkman visited his children in Texarkana last Sunday.
 MT. and Mrs. w. s. Mills returned home Monday. after spending few days in Texarkana with relatives
 The Methodists of Wilton regret losing Bro. J. D. Dunn, but are glad to welcome Bro. c. Gatlin as their new pastor for the year.
 Interest in the afternoon singing at the Baptist church continues to grow, and everybody is invited.
 The o. E. $. Chapter Of Wilton meets the 2nd and 4th Friday nights in each month. This is a recently organized lodge, but much intereot is shown and they hope to accomplish much good.
 Emmett Huddleston visited our town last Saturday afternoon.
 Mrs. Geo Burk received telegram from Vincennes, Ind, that her brother James Burk, had died, and we extend our sympathy to Mrs. Savage and fam lily.
The Little River news., 1922-12-09
Miller News.

Miller, Dec. 5-(Special.)-Miss Sarah Gauldin spent Sunday and Sum- day night with Miss Fern Hoffman. Misses Thelma Hogrefe and Henri etta Campbell spent Sunday with Misses Violet and Selma Rettman. William Drake is on the sick list Bro. Howell spent Sunday night al c. H. Rettman's.
 J. c. Prov and family spent Sunday with Thomas Miller and family.
 The social at MT. Rettman's last Saturday night was we'll attended. Misses Jewell Everette and Florence Green spent Sunday evening with Miss Myrtle Douglas.
 Mrs. Dearh Gauldin made business trip to Winthrop Monday. The ladies aid of Miller Chapel and of Foreman served dinner Thanks giving. The net proceeds was $27.7O.
 Mrs. Hogan made business trip to Winthrop Tuesday.
 MT. and Mrs. James Gauldin went to Oklahoma Tuesday to visit the form ers sister, Mrs. Will Perry. A program was given last Friday morning by the Miller school and a fine dinner on the ground at noon and then in the afternoon ball game was played by Miller and Climax Miller won by a scare of 10 to 6.
 Mrs. Rettman spent Sunday with Mrs Mary Whisenhunt.
 MT. and Mrs. Jenkins and Mrs. Cody and family were on their way to church Sunday night when they happened to a bad accident. They met another car and the lights were so bright they blinded MT. Jenkins. He turned off the highway and the car turned over. Miss Yirdia Cody received a broken arm and the others were considerably bruised up.
The Little River news., 1922-12-09
King Rider News.

King Rider, Dec. 6.-(Special. Ed Smith and family of Oklahoma, are in this community this week.
 King Rider is back again after quite an absence.
 Fred Smith is quite sick this week, having some form of fever Dr. Buerk- lin was here from Winthrop to see him Thursday
 Lee and Carol Evans are hauling ties this week.
 James Evans is hauling at the Drawbaugh saw mill in Oklahoma this week. { Willis Smith and wife, Lena Ellis and Edith Barton attended church at Winthrop Tuesday and Wednesday nights of this week.
 Tie making is the order of the day at present.
 A. F. Saunders, after holding 12 night debate with Elder Sharp, at Win throp, began meeting at that place Monday night.
 D. l.. Clowers was at Jewell Satur- day.
 Sam Ball is working at the Draw baugh saw mill this week.
 C. B. Dover was in Arkinda We'd nesday.
 U. w. Chappell of Arkinda was at singing at this place Sunday evening. A. F. Saunders preached for this community three Sundays in success on, commencing. the third Sunday in iovember.
 Rev. John Brazil of Cerro Gordo will each at King Rider the third Sat day night and Sunday. Everybody me as this is his first time at this lce