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The New York herald., 1922-04-08

Specidg Cable 10 THE NEw YoaK HERALp.
Copyright. I9ss. by THE NEw YoRK HEaaLp.
New York Herald bureau.
Berlin. April Z.
DR.. Walter Rathenau. German For
eign Minister, told American news
paper correspondents on the eve Of
his departure for Genoa his opinion
OF Germany's reparations obligations
and his idea OF what lines the general
reconstruction scheme OF Europe
should follow. He described the world
economic crisis as a chain OF indebted
ness with America as the world cred
itor on one end and Germany the
world debtor on the other The ma
tions in between with their debts and
credits form the links in this chain he
said.
World commerce was hating and dis
organized he said. because the States
do not know the value OF their assets,
and therefore the construction of public
works and factories on a large scale is
impeded. Germanys situation is par
ticularly awkward. DIR. Rathenau pointed
she Is obligated TO export gold. Hence
she must export German paper marks
instead. But thousand mark notes. like
barrels of petrol. lose their value wnen
they glut the market. thus the forced
ssale of German currency causes depre-
citation in the mark.
Discusses Years Repnrations.
Al.
many's deliveries 10 the Allies in terri
tory, ships and reparations already
n ade, represented $1,000. .000.0 gold
marks, and estimated that the repara-
tions which the German people made
last year represents the labor for one
year Of 10000 Germans. The work
OF another 100000 Germans was nee
essary he said. to meet the home post
war food dencit and 10 establish a mini-
mum of subsistence. and. finally. the
labor OF still another 1000. 900 Germans
for one year was needed 70 obtain the
raw materials which. before the war.
Germany received without cost to the
home population through dividends from
Germany's foreign investments.
Germany. Dr. Rathenau. continued. is
going to Genoa without good will and
with but scant hopes. However he sees
possibilities In the Genoa conference.
cve-i If the material results are mega
tive He believes that failure OF the
conference would produce two positive
assets-4first. that the nations would dis
cover that settlement OF the repara-
tions question Is Indispensable TO the ad-
justment OF world economics, and. Sec
ond, that the European Powers would
see that world reconstruction u only
possible with Americas collaboration.
Although Germany recognizes her OBJ
legations and is willing TO take part In
the reconstruction. Dr. Rathenau as
serted. yet the other nations must see
that Europes rehabilitation Il a matter
In which general cooperation IL neces-
sary. Genoa. he added, probably will
facilitate a constructive thought IN ap-
preaching world problems which will re-
suit In actual reconstruction.
The New York herald., 1922-04-08
Crowd to Hear Enrigbf.

When Commissioner Enright appeared
before the Board OF Estimate TO request
1.1e2 additional men. mostly Tor patrol
duty. and to present the arguments he
supplied to THE NEW YORK HERALD the
day before. there was a bigger crowd
than usual in the chamber, word having
got around that an important develop
rnent was imminent IN the crime ana
police situation The Commissioner
found a new spirit in the board, for in
stead of being unsympathetic or actually
hostile TO costly increase IN the force,
ae had happened on previous occasions
when he wanted more men. he found
that the members OF the city government
had awakened to the necessity OF safe
guarding the streets more efficiently
than has been done.
The main point was where TO md the
money necessary TO pay the salaries of
the considerable number OF recruits
asked for. Sl.2cD0oO being necessary for
six months. way was hit upon, how
ever, when the board after considerable
alteration decided to request tho Board
Of Aldermen 10 appropriate si.20o,o ,oo6
In special revenue bonds TO meet the
pay OF the new men from May 70
January 1. 1923.
Commissioner Enright read before the
Mayor ard his cabinet the carefully pre-
pared argument regarding police condi-
tons. the reasons therefor and the nee.
essary means of improving the situation.
lie pointed out that OF a total OF II. sos
men only 6,is7 are available for patrol.
and that under the law requiring three
platoons In eight hour shifts actually
fewer than 1000 were patrollinr the
streets IN any eight hour period. Hard
and fast conditions due to vacations. M
Confined on Page Two.
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Goliath. Aname. H,,s Cottage.

The Goliath. with an inclosed cabin.
suffered an even worse fate. A. II fell,
ahlnxeg n landed on the roof ~ cot.
taEc. splintsring into thousand pieces.
iibermting the American passengers I,
cncaaed. Their bodies. a. we'll a. that
of the pilot Mire. were recovered IN
rautilated condition. while that % the
mechanic was burned almost beyond
recognition. The Frenchman. Bouric1,
whose body waA found IN nm adjacent
n@la. evidently had Jumped from the
cabin window when the crash occurred
One WING and the rudder ~ tho CO.
Hath. torn OF IN the collision. were
found half q mile from the scene. prob
ably carried off by the hiwn wind.
Tho French airpiane company issued
a statement tonight. saying that the
accident was due "a the fact that both
pilots were trying 20 follow the railwa.
line to avoid landing to ascertain their
position. notwithstanaiux ovdera that
i direct course b. followed g. far a.
possible Deviation from the course
win BE- prohibited hencsfor,h. tho statt.
ment continues. although recent
The New York herald., 1922-04-08
Two Feasible Meth DDS.
Continued on Page Nine.

Theatrical and Hotel and Restaurants
Advertising win be found on Page 8.-Adv.
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con,Inuea on rsr. Three

wnen Won TNNiA ~ WNttaH
TAlnk u Whlttnx .--AGp.
The New York herald., 1922-04-08
Hopes America Will Join Con-
ference TO Aid i'm Work
of Reconstruction.
SEES US. WORLD CREDITOR
Quotes Figures TO Prove That
Germany. Worlds Debtor,
Is Trying to Repay.

Specioi Cable 10 THE NEw YoRK HERALp.
Copyright. I92s, by THE NEw YoRK HEsaLp.
New York Herald Bureau.
The New York herald., 1922-04-08

Della Robbia Rocm--Sunday Dinner and Eve
:. ming Concert. $3.50. Vanderbilt Hotel.--Ady.
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Confined on Page Two.
The New York herald., 1922-04-08

THREE CENTS
WITHIN 200 MILES,
OUR CENTS hLSEWtiETE
The New York herald., 1922-04-08
WEATHER FORECAST.

Showers followed by clearing and warm
to-day; tomorrow probably fair
Highest temperature yesterday. 81; lowest.
DesAslee reports found ON editorial pas,
The New York herald., 1922-04-08
THE BEST IN ITS HISTORY.

The New York Herald. with all that was
best of The Sun intertwined with it. and
the whole revitalized, is bigger and better
and sounder newspaper than ever before.
The New York herald., 1922-04-08

Continued on Page Four
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-02
Supper Table
Gossip

Thu Business Mems Cooperative
association viii hold a business
mcctirs following q dinner mn o. 80
f'ridaE evening in the AlvarIdo
hotel
Duo tp Illness In the ncighhur-
hood. the Parent Teachers assoc
citation of the North Fourth street
school will not hold their meeting
tomOrrow afternoon as scheduled,
II r.. Gibson director al the
Unito1 States Nctcruu'H bureau
herr, has 5ust received word OF
the appointment 81 Durker Van
Law uf Denver as district manager
Of o.. eleventh district of the hu-
rcau tie succeeds T. 3d. Hale rho
cloy,l,h district include Sew
Mcrlco. Colorado. ttnh aud Myp-
ming.
IA Philip, atlas IA Lewis Nas
hold FOR the Grand jury under
ST. 900 bond when bee faced Judg"
vs. w. Mcclellan in court this
afternoon un the charge uf pa s-
Ius n worthloa1 chccl FOR SIS. Tho
complaint nl1iust him WINS made
iy Mrs. D. C~lufroilo on whom the
check IS said tu have boon passed.
Unable 20 FURNISH bond, Phillips
was committed fo the county lill
The p-roeocatiou was conducted i
Assistant Attorney T. j MOhry and
tho defendant was represented by
W. G. Hoacock.
Charging that Conuy firlds hnd
stolen his bed and sold 20. Jess N
Johnson flied a complaint against
him In the Justice % peace court cf
George Roddy this afternoon He
cluims IN tho complaint that
Fields took his cot. mattress ami
blankets on February 2S. and sold
Thorn without justification Tor do
Ing 40. Fields lives at Belon
There VIII ~ u mrcting 81 tho
board % dlroctors uf the Woman
club on Friday afternoon at 2-if
followed by tho regular business
meeting Of the club which will nd
lourn at $40 and the rest OF the
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-02
DEATHS

LJCEHO-The young son OF,
Mr. and Mrs. Oncslmo Lucero dicd
Iart uirht at the family residence
1894 south Fourth street. after "a
short illness. Garcia and sons are
Iu charge OF funeral arrangements
IAl.nI.A- Icouuro B4rola ulcu
.ual night a. hiH apartLicrt Oh
htrst IIlerua HNcuuy from hrun
tn.nl pneumonia. lie b. sulNltci.
It two brothers aud % sister
The body waH taken 10 Crullntt
funeral parlurs. pending funeral
HALNEa-The funeral Of Thee
dors BalmpH. who dicd ut his
sheep ranch last Monday, vas mold
this morning at . u cluch trun lhv
family residence Burlui WA O.
tho viliasu ccmctcry. C%roli1tt w.
in charge.
BACA-slrs. Trinidad u uacu
died yesterday afternoon az hvi
residence, 1896 south Third tree
ery uurL lincsH Size De-
survived ly % daughter MrH
Jesus Marin sanchez nnd %
grandson. Nursurlto ludills, who
o.. idrs Hf Uakeuficid. Cal The
body was taken TO CroliUtt'H 10
neral p%lrinis pending the arrival
% the graudHo
tHAN -LuuCita CkuveH, is
yonre old died yesterday afternoon
ut hcr residence on North -Four
tecnth street. uftof e. short Hines
with uueumuuIH. She ll HurNigrd
hy Two sls. efs. Ellzn and MnriH.
hosidaa her parents Tbs body wau
taken 90 Cruliutt funeral parlofH'
psnHirr arrangements,
pETEHSDN Tho funeral srrN'
ices tor Miss Louise Peterson win,
/ died Monday afternoon. were held
thia afternoon gt 2 30 o'clock trou'
! Frenchfa chapel Rev. h. r. Me.
Cure officiatcd. Burial wua iu
| Tnlrelew cemetery.
TTLN -Mrr bessie Ttly. 20
years old. died last nlght az 90.
home of her mother. Mrs j. g.
I Brandhrnd, on South ARM street
Mrs. Vtly cumo here "a week uR,
10 visit nor mother ana died vcrl
suddenly ~ heart failure Beside.
hDr mother. shr iH survived hy hni
husband. T.. e. Uty Of TcNaa ant
1.-Two sisters one living In Gallup
IE 81. Funeral arrangement Wl.
Boo announced later. C. T French
iH In charge.
SCHRABEn MiHs Edna MAY
schrnder. % years old, died 20
hcr home on South Waller Hfret
this morning. Miss schrador can't
here four years ago from Califur.
mia and ln survived ~ her Wutho.
land father. g. r. French a. b.
charge.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-02
TAKE UP
SUMNER SESSION
At UNIVERSITY
viii Reach Decision
at Meeting Thu
Evening

Tho board Of reronta ~ tho unit
verslty will meet az the office Of
a. A. scdillo this evening NJ 8
o'clock. TO take care ~ a num-
bcr ~ matters IN connection win
tho administrator Of the univ,r-
.ltr.
Tho chief topic which they will
consider will be- whether or not
the university shall have "a SUM
NOR chupi 'his year NJ summer
school WAS hold lnri Nenr but nu
increasing demand huH grown
tmoun the student for q session
durIun thp summer months. so
THAT trr matter ig being given eo-
rlnlH consideration.
The board BE- made up % Mrs
~. III. Aspluud NJ santa re- = a.
H"idv. - Albuquerque. Nathan
Iuffa. ~ Roswell. A. a Scdiiln
of Albuquerque. md Thomus D.
kclyhor. of A~ihuIucrlI"
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-02
Jim Jefries,
'E~x-Fighter, May
Turn Evangelist

los ANGELES Calf. Mar
@ Janice g. 1uffrioH former
hDutyWceht champion uf the
world may become an cVuugc-
is--lf nothing happens To pre-
won't 10. according tu a story tho
Iu. AueDiUa Examiner printed
today
luIfripr now o. farmer at Bur
.auk ncHr here. has become in
crested Goo religious affuirs
through 3D. WELT from a r. SUIT
.fcf 90 friend OF the former
nuellist father who was a
.fstDf of the gospel, accord
uE tN Che newspaper
Nr Sufferer ia said 60 be writ
book. aud 10 o. meets with
Iu desired reception from q
arr rrI I' other cuutiu-
ru. matters reach realization
Iily url o. career ns
n evangelist a%ccordius to the
.fr
AIr I,sIrc is 10 hrluE religion
.r to Hu hearts ut tho mon
today. JDlirips ia quoted
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-02
Four Mail Pouches
Stolen From a
Baggage Room

EANKAEEE. m. Mnrch g.
-Four mail Pouches 'nrh uilod %"
capacity and believed TO contain
only registered mail wcrc stolen
from the Illinois Central huEgnr,
room curly today luri after they
had bccn tnson from southhound
train number five from IulcuE".
phillp Gntchott aud rctCr o..
Smith. local hnggng'meu. took
the pouches from the traiu and
placed them In the haggugo room.
locking tho door uftsr them Whom
thoy returned "a TOW minutoa lltor
the pouches were missing.
THOMAS CREME DIR. Zoe. At
druggists and conf,ctipncra.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-02
MAN DIES At liz,
ONLY ILL Twice
Had Been Able to Ride
Horseback Till Few
Days Ago

Manuel Antonio Or'iZ. said to
lr Il9 ycura old. died 90 his home
Eurcina yesterday afternoon n
wi. 100, second time that he bad
ever been Doe. according Go friends.
.Iuflueu.l was given ns the cause
g. death.
Mn uriia was in good health
until a tow duyf ago and was able
to ride rreback. Hc wa q re-
fIrci CATTLE and sheep ret Hr, md
o. m, Dor, from Sohuvcfp. a. "
Dol Ia Sid that Doc was cot,ing MS
.rruuH Growth ~ hu.r GOA his head
when death overlook him.
IrH.Ipr hIp daughter boo d. SUR
VINrI o.. one sou. Mareiildo brill.
Th. boil. was tukou g. fred Crul-
IU.f'H urio taking rooms pending
tun arrival OF the son from See
H.Hp.I
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-02
Man Convicted,
Girl Is Freed in
Liquor Frauds

SEW YORK Mar Edward
nauorun was found guilty today
nd Miss Regina sassoue not guilty
% consplrinF 10 defraud fh,
arumout on "a big scale boy traffick-
lnr ln stolen liauor withdrawal per
mIfn. bonogan was rcmanucd
I.r sentence.
The government charged that
Huuevnn had made moro than ST.
100000 through liquor frauds and
ehaurtcriziug the girl. formerly a
clerk in tho state prohibition III
Hpotor & office as AN unfortunate
.irumrnt and tool. pointed out
.hrt tho jurors could recommend
mercy loo her Ease.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-02
Mrs. r. j. Thorne
Loses SIS, 200 Jewels

CHICAGO. Mar. Mrs. Rob
crit D. Thornc. wife OF tho former
president OF Montgomery. Ward
and company reported to police
the loss OF Jewels valued at f2b,-
900. Mrs. ThorHa returned TO Chi
cage yesterday from South Car
oliua. She sYas unable "a remom-
Der whether she had left the lrw-
els. which were In her nandbag.
on the train or Ia a tnxicub IN
which she rode from one station
10 another upon her arrival
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-02
Another Brokerage
House Bankrupt

NEW YORK. March 9 ono
more brokerage house went 90 thc
wall today when % wn- announced
from the rosirum OF the Cunsuli-
dated exchange that the firm 81
Scott und stump had been Hus-
pended.
IN involuntary petition was lat
CO. filed against tho firm LinhUi-
ties were estimated nt S300.00O
and assets M stEU.OOO.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-02
Woman Named on
Democratic National
Headquarters Staff

WAsIlINGTON. Mnrch g.
Mrs. Emily Newell blair, demo-
cratic national committee woman
from Missouri. has been appointed
60 Tho National henduunrters stair
fy Chairman Cordcll Hon she
Will De associated with the bureau
Of organization. a was announced
the womnu's bureau heing dlecon-
tinutd as a separate unit ana its
activities cooriinutirr with thoHr
VI nlher %anctInnn ~ henduueflers
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-02
Boy Struck by Auto
To Be Taken Home

E1rl Ecnry. the boy who was
struck hv an automobile on the
viaduct last sunday ls 20 Doe RE-
moved from tho Momeu's a chill
dryu'F hospital to his home. S2l
South Walter strcot tooay or to-
morrow Tho hoy suffered only "a
Hirht c1ucuss.ou % tho slkull as
u r..lI. 4 the accident.
Tho injury Of the hoy r. unnthor
iiuk Iu The chnin Of trouble which
bus mis- Mrs Ollie johnson mother
90 the boy, Of late. Hvr s"n
Charles Henry. was drowned last
Iuu, when In Ohio. Mr. Juhns"n
nl-0 ls just recovering from an i'll
ness.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-02
Married 80 Years;
Wants Divorce Now

Mercedes whiting de Sanchez
today flied suit lea the district court
for divorce from SostCu Sanchez
Geo whom She has been married fur
33 years She charges de-. srt.on
rNt .IIHrU "a. support her IN the
complaint.
legged Ia the complaint
fHur u.I husband lett hul Il y.tr
uEn. and hHH failed 90 support Dog
iu chat time The couple D. ui
eyed TO- nave three children, two
ut whom ore now Of age. THr de-
teudauf ls said to D., living OBJ.
Window
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-02

for female troubles and backache.
II is a great help IN carrying a child,
n / have noticed q difference when |
didn't take L.. ! thank you for this
medicine and If ] ever come to this
point again I do not want TO be with
out the Vegetable Compound. ! give
you permission to publish this letter
80 that all women q take my adj
vice. - Mrs. FgfD MINER, Box 1O2.
Churuhusco, n. y.
It's the snmo story ove spa.r->
Women suffer from ailments for
years. They try doCtorsand different
medicinos, but feel no better. ri
ually they take Lydia f.. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound AM you car e
IS value ia the case Of Mrs. Miner.
All uiiinP women ought u trSttis
medicine. ltCaE boz taken IN safety by
young or Old. as il contains 10 h-ria-
ful drugs.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-02
England to Save
100000 by Arms
Conference Decisions

LONDON. Mar 10y the A.
aociatod Prcea) Sir Robert Horne
hnncellur % The eNrhequcr. tOld
a ducsiiorcr In the house 81 com
mnns fhis afternoon That approx
imHiely i~0,o00.Oo0 pounds sterling
1850. 900 n0ol would De Hnvcd on
estimates Cor the forthcoming fin-
..rcinl year as o. consequence Of tlo
ton conference. g..
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-02
Standard Oil
Barge in Trouble

BEAUMONT Texas. March
The Standard on company ugAil-
inry barge Joseph Cud8hy with
the Mexican steamship Jnlisco boo
tow has developed engine trouble
and o. sending out calls for help.
according 90 radio hdvires hcrc.
The barge TODD the Jalisco. which
had been disabled hy "a broken
propeller, In tow last night off tho
coast OF Yucntan and headed for
Vera Cruz, In heavy north winds
aud high seas
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-02
u Gain
The SUPREMACY at
Wellesley College

WELLESLEY. Mass. March .
-nsuucttcs are In the ascendant
at Wellesley college after o. long
standing precedent Of blonde Fu-
prcmucy, Miss Olive LRdd OF Lin
colin, Nehr.. % young woman with
black hair has been elected mis-
trras NJ the senior tree day q
ciscl In the selection Of aides Co
the mistress. the class picked two
hlondra and two hruucttcs.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-02
Man Held in Iowa
May Be O'Connor,
Chicago Gunman

TUSCALOOSA 10. March s.
Tho police are holding e man who
thry say may be Tommy bCon-
nor. the Chicago gun man Tho
han held here was q, zen from a
Chicago, Rock Island and Pacific
frHIn hcrc last night. Tho man
hrII here fits the description OF
Lucky" Tommy O'Conuor. who
o capped ON December n.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-02
Banker Receives
Years Sentence

MfNOT. n. D.. Mar. 2.-Judge
Au1raw Miller today sentenced ba-
via ugland, former banker Of Knox,
n. d., ga a year and "a day IN u
LoaVsnworth, kan federal prison.
Tgland was accused o. Irregular
tiles involving around a half million
dollars. He pleaded guilty yer
terday.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-02
Oklahoma Mayor
Arrested on Charge
OF Embezzlement

SUD VIftrR. Okla. Mar e.
Mayor W. u. tpnt) Riley has been
rrH-I.l uu charges OF cmhezzla-
W.HI filed ON Information fur-
.h,I tho county attorney after
r.. afIHutlou into tho affairs OF
IND. INfGncf Rank of Commerce
Dat, 90 preliminary trial has
h..u rnt ln Justice court FOR Mar.
H.l.N Is now az liberty ON bond
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-02

70" p 80 H"A 49,
'Thls a not the ultimate end
that ", .k Mitten told "a meet
Ing OF naIormon and conductors.
"hui 1908 not ready Co speak OF
the muuutulus that } want 10 lead
you to This Be- o. step ON the road,
bat yH must be right behind me
suppoH us and iustifyirg every
thing ly of what sou can do
aud wuHt sou will do.
Women us well a. mon among
the cur ..yos voted unanimously TO
get b,rIuI him Tho weapon they
put Boz uin hand was nearly "a
quarter ni u million dollars worth
OF votur proxies.
JusI I. show thcir loyalty go tho
Best NH mon aud women
worker paradcd the streets Of
p~hliaduIuuiu carrying banners
| piodgIn. u.d 60 Milton.
Build OF Cooperation
Milton system Joe the uccc.s -
which tUrrc hasn't boon "a rim dur
ing ~ cor until the present Ht-
tempt Ul the in-utrout directors to
unsput hia uno-mnu management
has been lulldcd on cooperation
Win employees WHOM he took hold
OF tho fraction system hc said ia
tho financial interests %cuutroliu''
the D. o. o.. and 90 the employee
'"TIa VIII br our uruErliu-
first service To- the public second
decent WAKE and decent workiui
cordIf..u. Cor the men. third, The
nnnun Interests ot the stock
holder
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-02
One of Captors
OF Jefferson Davis
Dies at Age of 30

FREE PORT. N. March g.
william an so, one OF the cap
tors Of jefferson Davis after the
fail Of the Confedsracy. died here
today.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-02

Tor baCkachc and
had no relicf from
his medicine G.
One day q neigh
Dor told me about
your Vegetable
Compound and !
took It, It. helped
me so much that /
wish 10 advise all
women to try
Lydia L. Pink
HAMS Ncgeta-
bic COMPOUND
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-02
Rents Are Still
Going Up in Chicago

CHICAGO. March e-N Notice OF
May ! rent iucrclsoH were 100 the
hands 81 thousands 81 tenants hero
today under the giNty day clause
Ia yearly lenses, Vacant apart
montH seemed 90 Doe plentiful hut
those yer said to Doe held ct
Nglrs thnt offered no relief.
city officials said todnv that 70
break Ia RENTS could lee looked
for no,s October. the other leasing
rorlod, because of thc squirt .r
home and apartment building
promised Tor the spring and SUM
mer
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-02

Men and Women Employs Of the
Philadelphia Rapid Transit
Company In u Parade Of Protest
against 'srforts Ia Cn>rat the
Best Isoss" President Thomas
T.. Mittcn tbeiuwl
service and practically abolished
strikes
s cooperative wIEu dividend not
D|Nrecdlrr go u.r r.u' of their an
uuHl wlr,H hHs boon promised the
employee 10 MIitou ls not nu~tnd,
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SUCCEEDS where
Doctors FAIL
Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound Often Does That.
Read Mrs. Miners Testimony
NIIlIlWllllID'

Churubusco. N. W was undcr
the doctor 8 care for over five years
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program viii DE pivon 10 the Ice
iurr by Major Morgan. The pub
llc. both men and women arc in-
vitcd TO hear this lecture which
o. free 10 all Tho subject on whirh
tho major viii mlk WINS decided
hy the club and b. American
Problems"
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Ia win find il in our CLASH
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THOMAS. CREME DIR. i0c. Al
druggists ana confcctipncrs