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Imperial Valley press., 1922-03-02
INTRODUCES BILL

WASHINGTON, March 2.-Read-
justment of service men S pay to effect
an Immediate saving of more than
100000 and an ultimate saving of
over $4,000, 900 was provided for in a
bill introduced today by Senator Wads-
worth, chairman of the Senate military
affairs committee.
Imperial Valley press., 1922-03-02
Late Flashes
RATIFIES AGREEMENT

DUBLIN, March 2.-Dail Eireann
today ratified the agreement reached
in the Ard Fheis, Sim Feins national
convention, to postpone elections to the
offices created by the, British free
state for three months.
Imperial Valley press., 1922-03-02
TAKES UP TARIFF
WASHINGTO,

dent Harding will take up with the
Canadian government upon passage OF
the tariff bill the question of making
certain reciprocal rates on goods be-
tween the two countries.
Imperial Valley press., 1922-03-02
REGISTERED MAIL STOLEN

KANKAKEE, ILL.,, March Pour
pounches of registered mall believed =
to contain valuable shipments worth
thousands of dollars, were stolen from
the baggage room of the Illinois Cen
tral station here today.
Imperial Valley press., 1922-03-02

Continued on page two.l
Imperial Valley press., 1922-03-02
Registration For City Election Closes March 10th

- = WEATHER TODAY
Southern Cantornia tonight and Fri.
day fair.
Los Angeles and vicinity fair to
night and Friday with moderate tenn
peraturc.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-23
Denver Rotary
President Addresses
The Local Club

r. g. Moore. president Of tho
Denver Rotary club. NJ l. Eos
rnnnagcr ~ tho chamber AZ COM
mcrce. md Clinton T.. Anderson
were he speakers at to-day X meet
ing OF the Rotary club.
MIR Moore. a well known Denver
hslFineS= man. %forcCaat wide lnflu-
opcc for Rotary IN the development
Vi Western industries and cities.
Mt fuA spoke u the urgent need
Abuqrerque has for homes and al
vortiAomcnt FOR rs climate, aud
suggested that Rotary and every
New Mexico organization Fct hc-
hind Senator Bursum bill 10 don
axe thc unappruprlated teivlal
lands 10 the several states u
wDpld bring eventually some siNty
million dollars 10 New Mexico. hc
NHid, and wns the shortest WY out
OF tho present burdensomc taxa
uon situation
Mr.. Anderson paper was pre-
pared in harmony with the nnnivcr-
Hary % the founding " Rotary and
Wa an Interpretation OF the sisna'
irnuCc % me Rotary wheel. ns the
sneaker understood 10. The adj
dfrss was O. thoughtful study ~
the rotation ct Rotary to the COM
munl,r aH those relations exist and
should exist.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-23

luke hr protected from cavlng and
erosion and that the river bank
hollow such intake he protected ns
Tar down tho river az the curren'
stays against the hank.
Tho first co-t ~ such m under
taking Will be expensive. but 90
would do away wi more expensc
In the future than % cost. TN
would do away with the cxpcnso
every year OF diverting water into
tho intakes. ms The river channel
would always remain against tho
permanent ripruppcd bank. be
cause O. would out n dccp
channel near % and this channel
would not be filled M by the cav
Ing bank. This b. why the river
channel always stays ear a bluff
or any high perpendicular bank.
because the Increased velocity Of
the current from the decrcRsed
friction on she perpendicular bank
scourf out a channel and Keep it
secured out. so that there would
always be water at the intake if
thty were made permanent and
tho bank protected below .herr
from erosion and caving. that ls.
provided there was any water IN
the river.
The whole trouble with the wild.
cuing ana filling up Of the river
bed has como about because OF
! faulty make construction OF thu
various accqulas. and the expense
Of controlling the river viii In
crease from year 10 year a. the
river bed g. filled w by the-u
] faulty practices.
u would take f.om fifteen %
twenty-five thousand dollars 10 do
the work that ! have been asked
to do this yc1r by various COM
mlftecs ana this would grow o.
forty TO fifty thousand In q vort
few years ullcr the present
methods.
This expense Of permanent ir-
takes should be born by special
assessment on the land subject '1
irrigation by the various aceuuIas
and under the approval OF she
state engineer as law NJ present
provides; thai iH. the planA should
Doe furnished by the commission
crs OF the different projects and
| approved by ihN state engineer.
/ feel that b. iF proper. In lieu of
the sums OF money that have been
spent by past boards 81 BernalilIu
Icounty. 10 worry little purpose. that
h "a time 20 try and get these dir
fcrent acoquia ownors "a organic
and consolidate OF some compr,-
honsirc plan Tor permanent rivcr
protection and atop this ViciuuH
! circle of diversion and then ro-
] diversion Of 'h, river channel Ht
great expense.
This Sam, consolidation nf tho
/ different HccQuias ts ~ recon-
mrudod for the wcs side Of the
river should bn put into effect at
the various acotuins above fho
CITY on the east side OF the river
I either by ono permanent intake or
I perhaps two and the water de
trlhu'rd To The various major
/ rccfulas from one or two big
nccuuias inside 81 the present dixie
Hoping this recommendation
will lead 10 something permanent
and lasting, a. Is respectfully sub
mi'tod for your confederation.
DON j. RANKIN.
Flood Commission.
Fob 20. 1922.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-23
DEATHS

ELLIsON-Tho body OF Mrs
Anna Ellison was shipped this aft
,rnoCn to hot former home In OF
lava. IN. Her son, q. q. Sulli-
Nnu. accompanied her. strong
brothers were In charge.
osTRANpER-Thc remains ~
Clyde u Ostrandor were shipped
this afternoon 10 his home In
Chnrdon. Ia. His sister. ~
Bertha Morchausc, arrived In Al
huuucrque too late To sec her
brother alive. She accompanied
he body cast strong Brothers
wotc in charge.
WAGNED-Mrs. Alberdn War-
ned died ni her apartments on tho
itighlands this morning. age G5
yeurs. Her husband was here
with hcr and will take the body
hack to Frrdonin. Kan. for burial
strong brothers urc In charge
CORpONA-Tho funeral Of Hlg-
inlo Cordoyn. who died nt Sando-
val on Tuesday morninr. was held
this morning at . o'clock from tho
residence 90 tho suudoVul Cnth'-
lie church. Burial was nj Sando-
val cemetery. Crullutt was in
charge
CUARON-The funeral OF Jesus
Cunrou. who died Tue day night
at his residence nt San jose was
hold ihis afternoon ar 2 o'clock
from the residence. Burial was
In Santa barbara cemetery Crul-
lott was In charge.
MEYERS-Thc funeral Of Jua-
nitr Meyers. Infant daughter OF
Mr. nnd Mrs. Joe Meyers was hold
this afternoon Mt . o'clock from
the residence. Burial was In SBnin
Barbara cemetery. Crollot was
fu rhsrFp
CHAVEZ - Guadalupe Chavez
died yesterday afternoon at hi
residence ~ AtrIsco. He b. sur
vivcd 10y one sister. Maria Chavt
and ono brother. Tcoflo Chavez
C'rilnft IN tn charge.
MARTiN-rhc funeral ~ Jo.,i
g. MIrtin. who died Tuesday
evening al his residence. 1905
North Arno street. viii nc hold
Saturday incoming ~ p O'Clock
from the family residence. Burial
Will be In SaU'n rurhnra cemetery.
Crpilot. 81 In charge.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-23
KNIGHTS TEMPLAR
TO OPEN CONCLAVE
+ HERE TOMORROW
Appointive Officers of
Grand Masonic Lodge
Are Announced

The Royal Arch Masons opened
their twcnty-fourth annual conVo-
cation-thc largest in its history
at the Masonic temple this morn
inn The business or tho morning
consisted principally Of the hear
Ing OF reports az committee. Of
flccrF Of the Royal Arch MnAonH
for the coming ychr win be elected
THU afternoon.
Tomorrow the grand command
cry VIII open its twenty first annual
cupclavc kniEhtF OF Pilgrim
commurderv 40 9 ore 90 assemble
al the temple az a.it o'clock and
headed eithcr by the Indian school
or Shrine band march to the Ava
rudp hotcl fur the purpose ct cH-
oortiur the grand commander.
Wesley q. ConnOr Of Santa Re. To
thc temple. All local knights ar,
r~oqrestcd 10 be on hand at tho
allotted hour.
Officers which have hoon APP
pointed Tor the cuming ycnr IN tho
masonic grand lodge were an
nouncod today. They are. Her
bert t. Hon Of Las cruces. senior
grand deacon John O. MactnvlEr.
Magdaleua Junior grand deacon:
William II nuckwofth. Clovis
senior grand steward; pr. H. 4
Murdoch Springer. junior grand
ficvare samuel T.. Woods. Gallup.
grand marshal; lsnnc w. Dwirc.
Taos. grand chaplain; j. J.. Me-
Nulty Los Tcrriilos, grand sword
bearer; Arthur culver. AIhuquer-
quc, grand tyler The elected Of
iiccrs were announced previously
To-day = program u to end to-
night with a dance given In tho
temple 10y the Eastern Stars cspc-
cially for tho visiting Musons and
FOR the De Molays.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-23
Democrats Hopeful
OF Carrying State;
Seligman to Quit

A''fH'ahfh ANRNN tA-t hhNsN
worL ls actually carried out fl VIII
mslu thr election OF our ,utir,
state ticket lf this work Dr.
atarted ut an early dutu. % viii not
take much time from anyone ami
81 iH my opinion thnt 81 can hrsi
lr done through tir 0rEnuieutlln
Of community clubs. which work
nuH already been started lu santa
Fc county. undei fhr leadership o.
air W g. BARKER
Chairman Recommendations.
After % settre ana c-ompreh.n-
flVc arrulgnment of the policies and
practices OF the republican party.
state and national Chairman Sciig-
man concluded the report with the
following recommendations.
An Important matter Tor the
consideration 81 his meeting IL tho
taN situation. by reason ~ the fact
that the state expenditures have In
creased Az per cent during the
period from 1870 TO 1880. and tho
total tas lovies for all purposes
since the lust democratic admin
istration Jumped from $4,000, 900,
during Tho last year Of the MELON
aid admius ration. 20 S12 coo. 600
during The present republican ad-
miniHtration Such a remarkable
increase would indicate oxtrava-
Ehnco and mis-management by
public officials % such "a serious
character as 10 call for an invcsti-
cation 800 thai the pubic might be
advised.
- also ask consideration at this
meeting ~ tho reported Mora
county suspension cases ana the
chimayo precinct complaint. as
well aa the assessor removal case in
Santa re county; also to tho COM
plant OF the tax determinations a.
per complaints OF file. ana would
recommend that o subcommittee
he appointed to investigate sheFs
conditions and complaints and re-
port 10 our next state committee
meeting.
wish 10 recommend and urge
ail democratic county organizations
~ well az democratic clubs 10 ioin
In n celebration OF tho I79th birth.
day Of Thomas Irffcrsnn which
relehration should DO held throug.
out the state on Saturday evening
Aprii B..
The stage has been set for the
1929 campaign. The democratic
marty In New Mexico IL n vigoroun
fighting. progressive party. proud
OF rs leadership and pround Of ia
accomplishments. We have diffi.
cult Drnblcma before usc any one
Of which can be solved. We shnu
turn over to tho incoming state
commliiee an effective, complete
and vital working state orEaniza
ton united courageous and har.
moplnin. ana there 70 not tho
slightest reason why we shnnid not
commence tho work for tht
camBaign % 1872 with every con-
f.denes ~ nuecces. hoiievo The
coming election - n Of the most
Important IN the political histOrj
Of New Moxlco. and every dcmorraI
IN the state nus ure his hest ~
fornt IN order that the party MAJ
triumph aud the people receive NJ
administration % public affairs tina
Will rebound n the credit and fat
name 81 New Moxicp.'
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-23
OF LATE
SIMON BIBO is DEAD

Mrs Charlcs Neustadt. wife Of
the leading merchant at Grants
ana "a daughter OF the late Simon
" DO. who died recently in san
Francisco. died a. a local hosui al
last night. She was "a years old
art Ncus.adt was only in one
dag. She wn- born In B%eruailln
and has spent her hfe On Alhu-
querquc and nearby towns She
is survived by her husband ana
wa chltiran. Funeral services r
TO De held tomorrow morning ~
DO o'clock az strong BruthcTa
chapel. tho Rabbi Noise Bcrghnn
officiating. lntermcnf will ue in
E'lIi Firth cemetery.
Largest rock salt deposit IA the
United States extends from north
crn Kansas TO western Texas
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-23
Business Mems
Banquet Put Off
Until March 3

The banquet Of the Business
Mems Cooperative association.
which was 10 have hccn held Fri
day night a. Tut hall. has been
postponed until. March 3 on ac-
count ~ the Masonic meeting sn
the city.
A. the banquet on March 2 Y.
Ruppc. newly elected ~presiden',
will serve as chai an Tor tho
first time. There nrc a number
of Important suhicc,s "a come up
for Discussion AT the meeting q.
O. Alderman. secretary, announc-
ed today.
wood Of Noah's ark has been
Identified by scientists rs cypress.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-23
OFFICERS Join
SEARCH FOR MAN
WANTED IN VEGAS

The Albuquerque police today
Joined Ia the search for Harry
Meyers OF the Meyers Construction
company who " wanted An Las
Vegas on the charge Of Naying
unpaid bills.
Meyers was In AihuqueJ last
Friday after spending sety days
here. and when he left, Fmbtrs
of the American garatc with
whom he II said 10 have had some
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-23

business dealings we're undch
impression that he had re-,
to Las Vegas.
According 10 word reed
here, Meyers closed the coml
account In a Las Vegas bank
left. Authorities have been
formed that Meyers II travl
We ward Word from Las v
authorities n 10 the effect IN
cnr answering the one Of NJ,
h reported to have gone TIM
springerville, Aria, several
ago.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-23
CHANEZ Gnndnlnno IN


CHANDLER Arts. Feb 23-W
ur ~ y. Amos inventor ami
wealthy manufacturer ~ Liberty
vehicles. died here today Ho
came h"ro last November Ia fail
irE health.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-23

rhc police are Of the on
that the Harry Meyers for
Las Vegas IN searching ma
Horny Meyers. who had a.
.tracung business at 22O
Fourth street
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-23

United States has allowed over
$50 patents covering flashlights
hand lamps ana combinations In
Volyinr flashlights.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-23
Rankin's Report on River
Protection and Irrigation Intakes
Brings Order for MandamuS Suit

County Commission Orders Action to Compel Flood Commits
sioner TO Fix Pajsrito Intake-Engineer Points Out Way
to Avert Trouble by One Big Intake on Each Side of
River.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-23

Three world fairs have
held In the United States
1898
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-23

W'hiailing. say some physlciaps.
viii helm develop q robust ply
Aeue.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-23

Madras shifting in a good assortment Of pat
terms regular Goc value. Friday Special, 49c
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-06-14

1850 GIVES immediate possession ~ this
large modern bungalow located on lhnk
IfO n. corner lot on College avenue. All
rooms are unusually large aud well ar
ranged. A new property built Tor a
home and ls we'll planned ana OF in"
bost construction. Large cement p1rch.
GOOD water. a lot Of nice fruit some
IiptHiHE now, garage with Laundry 10
CubuEr 'iOff~ Priced Tor quick safe, on
easy Terms. Phone owner Cedar on, -
900 CASH payment balance monthly,
buys ono acre olnse IN, Tor $1,000. u. j..
barrett zGA Bliss bdg. Osage bi, -
500 CASH handles brand new bungalow,
four large rooms and un"pulpped ham
room. nice bHFewouf. an plumbing
roughed IN; lot 47KlAO, price 1850. Irn-
mediate porscpsion W. j, Henry 202
cole BldR cedar 23st.
1880, $500 CAsH--ouo Of the kseneat
new Groom Bungalows on east eide;
ull front living room, OAK hoors
throughout; bullt-ln cabinets. massive
good -lO0SinR InHntei; full -Hize lot. close
20 school and transportation. Cali Cedar
1888.
1850 CASH and 800 per month buys one
~ tho prettioEt bungalows on tho south
slide. Lot G1gl5O, iiylng room across the
front; five largo rooms; tile bath To-
cess tub. breakfast room. two sets
French doors, basement garage, east
front buit-iu features, buy from owner
at Ouly 1850. Call Usage 9ti7.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-06-14
YOU'LL LIVE HAPPY EVER AFTER

nond thisl Then come, First time ad-
vertisod. a remarkable. easy payment
snap IN i-ruom cottage on South
Zuuls, paving. and IN recognized good
district snap price Of 81. 1870 ana won.
d'rful easy terms u tt15 down tnO
mortRngcJ and then Just $50 per month
including interest. Ihis In fnd. a
plck-up. a real opportunity. Good era
oious you man with a family ana mod -
est income. why hfd 10 your burden by
nerdirssly paying r"nt. with chance
~ buy home M $40 per month incluf-
INK iuterestl Hurry Tor this II means
humH
$500 DOwS-ir.fa0. 4 fine buy on Pc
ura Just think ~ al tho comfort you
VIII have IN home - your own, ana IN
"a cory place like thR FOur-ropm bum
EalDw. fine lawn, rlgut on the Car Ire,
close 10 school fruli galore ara In tho
shade Of cool. fragrant trees ana flow
ora,
". advertise bargains only. ~ they are
not eJfTa good, We don't advertise thoin'
WARREN 3 IZzARD
TulsAs Liycst Agency 900 Biifs bldg
C'dAr 1884.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-06-14

ovs, 9ALE--One middle by Marshall
two one Champion 2-harrel mixer.
work power motor: one trough; one
prosf laDle; one wall.cass counter.
esrhopS,AA ana pans; one lt-foot liquid
Fethsra fountain. Would sell all to.
Suiis,,re or what you want; also lease on
ttrhou, vnl shop. Address n. l.. Os-
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-06-14
For Sale Real Estate


10 ACRES DI'HH fp new brick school huild
ms beautiful site fpr home. ON
hard surfaced road. with o1at front aud
southern exposure rr,rr fuaru. uu rN.
crptnuuI tcrus Phone cedar gGlt ".
u NetoY. t'o..l MAYO llE
ntSINTsS PROPERTY ~
ntstNESs luug.rty. big Income NJ sac.
rtoe price Ovutt Brady SoGh ~.
lewis.
FOR SALE Elmo building site. ga,tto
feet 800 The goo h.pyk uu Nutih Main.
TINS Dot Is rr.crd rsht cali tHHro
P'H call OF ,Io ~ Ns|n. or write UuN
ltos. tHf 'ur'utr purtD1iUrs
oN EAST Fourth street we ore or.flur
an tsgrI'.uN buy fUst ut thIs time.
u ls iHu'l lN corner UrI le located vl'Ir
dopS.urU u's lu gliulur Nv1fH v'N Uu
sunsTu'Hl $4,000 cash viii handle.
balance uu ttius
j. I.AEI RItOuUs g SON.
N.,.4 ItUI|I|tI
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-06-14
For Sale Real Estate


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FRuD- ' NOo tAsH Rnd YOU cannot heat
'.r properly v YOU hHd Rll cash. one
~ ,n' 'h'l.ril l',.U1ns ~ mo s9ulh
~, sue hl front uNlnE room, large
large basrtncr. tvn ioyeiv b.t,o,r,s
hnUt iu tafb tIh tprrs rI,s.,s ,.st
'front.' choice aurt1updlpas ON ravctpent
Phone cedar OIL
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turs,f., ntn,"s, 'ufs E.un '.'",ln
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H., 5r, wv F'.'u Jnnn hnttrt
issr t,I. ''"."S'" "''b i"'he VH'N'
a'.' ..'' .''''
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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-06-14
Personal Property
HOUSEHOLD GOODS

,,i7rSsvV. wilton velvet rug 9xi:. three
LI'L.u Jugs. six dining room chairs So.
~ refriFeratut. dishes, etc. T.. Seven
.rth St. apartment a.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-06-14

TERRACE nRtVE-Hrsnd new five room
ami breakfast room, bSSemsnt Bni "a
rage, solid drive oak flonra throughout /;
nice mbntel, beautiful decorations snd
light rNtuusH, "A real bungalow home.
Iiuy now ana get tho benefit nt advance
which II coming quickly IN this dietf!rt.
Priced this week at $3.50, ii,2b1 cash [,
balance arranged on easy monthly pay
mcut plan. Usage h0bN pEaEe 1868.
NABON INVEST MENr co.
b25 Kennedy Bldg.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-06-14

l.io' 'AL.-square aquarium with fish.
S7s,..e o. heekford, Usage 1875.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-06-14
MisCELLANfOUa FOR SALE

,sCol walls and C-foot porch in front
IA consists Of two bedrooms 6xs feet
ior n.y oly lN!ug room sNl2. Usage 2O14-R
Ten, Pnee' also one second hand l0xl2
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-06-14
tors ron SAW

MODERN, lrvcl lot overlooking citv.
tt,n near TVolfth. room building
renting fur - ON rear. $500 under
market value. terms. Usage G2t6
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-06-14

goo5 ta.l.--,iray Lloyd baby buggy
OsaFs Ssnlll9ni best offer takes u.
F6R y, .se5. go n. Boston.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-06-14

FOUR NEW HOUSES FOR SALE
on TERMS: WILL TAKE VA
CANT lot AS PART PAYMENT.
THREE Al TWENTY FIRST
AND YORKTOWN AND ONE on
FEDERAL ROAD. CALL OWS.
LE, OSAGE ne.
The daily Alaskan., 1922-04-13
CORDIAL GREETING TO GOVERNOR BONE

Governor C. Bone turned the capital city yesterday hold him the highest esteem because kindly honesty purpose believes will happiness prosperity of the people of Alaska
 Territory enjoyed the full
 hfdeuce governor ability believes development fully mbued with the that legisa- tton that glory greater development of territory.
 The people gladly They pinned changes may Secretary personally territory Certainly visiting officials fully expectations add the strength and definite results Capital
The daily Alaskan., 1922-04-13
4 WIPES NATIONALITY

may which de teruine nationality changed legal mpeavey these laws Not months ago poug bacteroogst educated Philadelphia Engtshman and became thereby subject" a about and another technical pert be similar yrctug native born and graduate of University profession city be ried to a man a O. treat
 dsQuaacous which there longer any the the Uni ted States being remedy the The all option
 residence taking advan- husbandPhadelpha Public Ledger
The daily Alaskan., 1922-04-13

silently and swiftly 6e Slipped Of Els srowshoes at rhe door The door lt- self was unlocked, just as he had sup posed. In an instant mere he was tlp- tnelng, dark, silent figure, through the corridors of the house He held his rifle ready In his hands.
 He pcered into LennoX's bedroom first. The room was unoccupled. Then the floor of the corridor creaked beneath his step; and he knew noth- Ing further was to be gained by wait ing. If LenuoN suspected his pres ence. he might be waiting with aimed rifle as he opened the dodr of the liy- Ing room.
 He elIded faster He halted once moTe-a moment at the uving-room door 10 see 1T Lennox had been dis lurbed. He was lying still, however so CranSlou pushed through.
 Lcnnox glanced mp from his maga- zine to find that unmistakahle thing, the barrel Of a rife, pointed al his breast. CranStoD was one of those rure marksmen who shoot with both eyes opeu-Gnd that meant that he kept his full visual powers 10 the last Instant before the hammer fell.
 "I cant raise my arms" LennoX said simply. "One Of 'em won't work
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Madam" said the lnsinustInE agent. 'I Lave called to see you about some thius every married woman should lave"
 If you mean e husband who doesn't come home merely tu eat an occasional meal. get few winks Of sleep, take E bath and change h!s clothes, quite agree with you that every married woman should have one sHld the cruSslooking mEtron at the door, but you don't look to me Ike s person Vhs could supply that deficiency, Good morning g'--RICmlnVhsm Age-Hersl "a