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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-02-10
new HIGH GROUND
FOR AMER. STORES
Philadelphia Electric issues
Continued Heavy - Other
Local Shares Stronger

There was a much stronger tone to
the local market. and with the excep.
tion Of the Philadelphia Electric issues
prices Of most Of the more prominent
local stocks were higher. New "top"
prices were made BY the American
Stores shares, with the common as
cending to 9S, a gain Of 2 points, an
the first preferred reached 129, also
gain Of 2 points. The dealings werr
relatively light, but the buying order.
stock.
According to the Street reports the
persistent strength Of both issues was
due to the knowledge Of the strong
financial position Of the company. IT
is understood, the preferred stock Of the
Acme Tea Company is being bought for
the account Of the company at the call
able price Of 10. The American Stores
owns all the common stock and sub.
stantial portion of the Acme Company
fund provision which requires the pur:-
year at price not to exceed 1lO.
and the company IL stated to be two
years ahead Of sinking fund require
ments. Rumor has It that the manage
ment intends retiring all Of the Acme
preferred stock.
Lehigh Navigation also came in for
considerable attention, advancing to
711a, a fraction above yesterdays best
price. This, with the firmness Of Penn.
sylvania Railroad. may partly have
been q reflection Of the rail dcmonstra-
iion in the New York market. Lake
Superior, on small ea'ings, reached
9as, or within a shade of the week s
hest price. Bank Of North America
warrants on nominal transactions made
high record Mt 63.
On the other hand, the Philadelphia
Electric issues continued under liqui-
dating pressure. The selling of war
rants was particularly heavy, with the
Philadelphia Rapid Transit aftel
holding at 231h all during the morning
shaded in the later dealings to 23M
but the trading was the lightest since
the proxy controversy started. Philadel
phia Traction was a point higher, nt
O5, and Union Traction was unchanged
| at 351a. -
Columbia Graphaphone stock was Of.
fcred freely, as yesterdays receivershir
proceedings was big shock to tho
numerous stockholders in this city and
vicinity. A large amount of the stock
was distributed in this State and Della :
ware when the company was generally
supposed to be on easy street and
big money maker. The collapse wa
especially disturbing, as the ma jority OF
the ho ders had been led to believe ar
rangements had been satisfactorily
reached between the large banking in.
terests to ward off crash on the finan-
cial rocks. At least three committee!
Of creditors have been striving to keer
| the concern solvent,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-02-10
NEW YORK COFFEE MARKET
FOREIGN EXCHANGE

New York. Feb. 10.--There was a
steady tone. in the foreign exchange
market at the opening this morning, and
most of the leading exchanges were
slightly in advance Of the closing quota
tiOns of last night.
In the early afternoon, exchange was
irregular, sterling dropping x cent be-
low the opening. while francs and lire
made some advance. Sterling cables
we're quoted at 4.35M. demand 4.S4ss ;
franc cables SCI, checks $50; lire
:ables 4.92, checks 4.01R; peseta
ables 1916, checks 1878; guilder
ab,es 1928, checks 81. % marks .50al
Central European exchanges were
IRREGULAR. Quotations were: Greek
4.5S; Rumanian .S1A Bulgarian ~ F;
Polish .032; Czecho- Slovakian 1.S0
Serbian 1.33; Finnish 2.O2; Austrian
.03M.
- The rate Of premium IN Montreal
today on New York funds was un-
changed at Az per cent. The rate of
discount in New York today on Cana
dian funds was 4 5-16 per cent.
ToDAY's OPENING QUOTATIONS
Sterling Francs LIRE Guiiders
Demand ..... 4.sssSh s'sSS 4,9dh s7.s5
CLOSING QUOTATIONS
sterling Francs Lire Guilder,
3sgHl:'s 39sgl:: .::::: ::::: ta sssx -t.ss" 9Th
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-02-10
Prices Firm on Paris eourss

, Paris. Feb 10.--Prices were arm on the
Bourse today. Three per cent rentes. 81
francs o. centimas; exchange on London. 80
francs 40 centimes; per cent loan, 7S
at IL francs 90 centimes.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-02-10
BUTTER, EGGS AND CHEESE

Receipts. Sola tubs. Creamery. higher than
extras. SIN 03shc; creamery eeStras (e2
'EGGS-steady. Receipts. 9lbS cases.
Fresh sa'h'rea n's'S' 1i~7''' o'"''' VII
S"eIRsEEBs "ceIRsEEBsE--F,rm.r.. Receipts. 4s1 boxes.
Quotations unchanged.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-02-10
BANK ClEARINGS

Bank olearings today compared with oo.,
responding day yyobst last two years; "".'" ''''
hoston s. 900 4Iass soS 'sS, 9sS SSS 9S5 9S5
u. York e+o. 9g9, 900 55s4Ig,ls2 l.Oob. .4iS. sSs
9: 'caso. 7i'6oo.0oS s1927,1e2 Si,027,iS2
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-02-10
Receiver for Racine Auto Tire Co.

Racine. Wis.,. Feb. i0.-Ths Racine Auto
men. has filed q voluntary petition In bank
ruptcy In circuit Court here: Assets are
given A. ei.S42.000 and liabilities Sl'%S1.'
600.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-02-10
BAR SILVER

r,sw York today nj. .6sEe per anS os.,on. in
fcrsisn. eSx decline of Ne. la IonSoSn;
The rats vas unchsnsea At $40. - "''n
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-02-10
DIVIDENDS DECLARED

Eastern Shose cas- cent ana nn m.estrlc Company
March TO- stock OF record February IL
st. Joseph Lead Company. quarterly 25c.
Payable ps, March 20 to stock of record March
Atlantic Refining Company. Quarterly A.
record February 81. ''
PhilaaslphiS;. Germ nssmartown and Norrlstown
March I. as registered February 90
Chestnut Hill Railroad. quarterly ll n.r
cent. payable March as registered Feb.
ruary 20. NSo
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-02-10
MoNEY.LENpINe RATES

NEW YORK.--Call money easier; high.
8; low '4h; ruling rate. d. closing bid. 4;
offered at 4h: last loan. Az.
Time money was unintoresting with rates
unchanged at Az to : per cent for All ms :
turtles, 1t was stated that there was not
much money available at the prevailing quo
tatlons. nor was there much agEressiveness
al tho prevailing rate.
Commercial paper was fairly active. there
being good demand for prime bills carry
try institutions was stated to be satsfac.
tory. ,r,
count rate Of from to ~. per cent, de-
pending on tho bill.
PHII.ADELPHIA-Call. 8 per cent; time.
bA 0Q5A per cent: commercial paper thrae
TO six months. 5h q 5% per cent. >"'''
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-02-10
flaxseed

Duluth, Mlnn., Feb. 10.--Flaxseed on
SssS bidi July. S2.sSM bid.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-02-10
GRAIN MARKET
COTTON MARKET

Liverpool. Feb. i0.--Spot cotton Was quiet
today with prices easier on & the basis q Of ~ E
The sales were 5000 bales. The receipts
we're 1000 bales. none Ct them American.
.aiinss Spot rrices we're: American, mid
ilins fair, ll.o2d; good middling. 10. .22d:
fully middlinE. esd; middling, g.aId: low
iniddling. s.67d; good ordinary. 1924. and
ordinary, 6,OTd.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-01-28
MINE APPRAISAL REPORT
FIXES TAX VALUES At ABOUT
SAME As UNDER OLD METHOD
J. r. Finlay Finds Values of Nearly 100000, 900;
Highest Point Reached Under Output Assess
ment Was $35 900 600; Undeveloped Coal in
Ground Not Valued for Taxation.

from the preyont openings lie says
thia would be 20 place "a presumption
Of value upon them ana 10 taN the
presumption. he holds the value an
the coal Industry to bc almost wholly
In the plants. aud that nine per cent
return from cnul mining ls fair he
cause the life OF the mines averages
only twenty years ana capital must
he safeguarded Finlay concludes
that Sew Mexico coal pruperileS
taken collectively. have failed to earn
a lrRitimnt" return on the Investment.
or cost uf plants and equipments
The appraisal uf the mines and thcii
taxation upon an ad valorou basis
based upon such AN appraisal wins
recommended by the special revenue
commission ~ 1899. headed by iI j.
HaEcrman. and was adopted by the
legislature uf 1924. which appruprint-
ed f8U.U0u fur making the appraisal
finlHy was one of the men recon-
mended hy the revenue commission
tn make the appraisal
The entire report VIII De Published
ia pamphlet form hy the state taN
commission, "a was announced To-Day
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-01-28

who declared that while returning
from farm dance hr had seen "a
person Of Hihlctt'~ description hang
ing around The school uousc when
KhlcF was sought % was learned no
had gone tp Ration Hc was found
there by Burns dctecuycs and placed
under arrest
In the ccli with him WINS 20 Young
man who was about TO hc released
II lF charged hy the Detectives fhnt
Rihlett gave a note to this man aud
asked him 90 mail if in Albuquerque.
The Young man. turned the note over
90 the officers, be b. declared. and tho
note is said 90 have read
~ am the say who fired that school
house 10 you want me come un up
tu this town bud 30
u is charged that this was an ef-
fort - divert suspicion from Rihlett
IN sail al Ration Go some person NJ
lars" in Albuquerque. which Is about
20 miles from Hoy
The officers then are said 20 have
declared to Bihlrt that they kne~
all ahous the crime ana t ls charged
that he broke down and confessed
Ribl-trs charges against tine cpn-
tractor arr said no be- under invest %
guttou
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-01-28
Daughter of Emperor
OF Sahara Weds
In Paris, Report

NEW YORK.. Jan. rs Jacquelino
Lenaudy daughter of the late Jac-
qu"s l.chuudy -cif-styled emperor
of the sahara has horu married iu
Paris to Roger Sudrcad. u was
learned here today through an an
nouncen-nt ~ Ernest : sunern. ad-
mlni-trutor of th. estate Of the
Young womnps father I.ebauay an
eccentric figure was shot ana Killed
hy his wife three years ago. when he
attacked her and her dnuphter pt
the family home ON Long island
Madumc l.ohaudy was tried and u,-
quilted
About 20 wears ago. jacques Ia-
hnudy nad his brother Max. who
claimed they Inherited vast fortune
from their father began to obtain
prominence in dispatches from Eur
upc After NlHN died leaving nir
brother hIa sh1r" OF IN. fathers
estate. the latter conceived q plan
of forming sn African empire. and
ordered built iu London mag
nificcnt throne. International COM
plicJtiuns developed ana the plan
came TO nothing
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-01-28
Judge Takes Case
Of Young Robbers
Under Amusement

The ease OF boys charged with rob.
beri's aud pigeon thefr wus taken
un'ler advis"mrnt hy Iudg" st E
ihrktN Aftor % hearing in the dis
.riui court Ngftord.. ara tfnuun
1Ionrique Vargas and Ccl-n Salazar
are vhnrEed with stealing nearly
81 600 worth of beIourinr4 from
houses. and Saluzur, together with
Frank Barela ana Wilbur Springer
are charged with being implicated in
ia" theft ot s'mc zoo pigeons from
.e home of Bott raikins op Jnuu-
urv ~
barolu. however. claims that he
'ook only go pigeons ana says that
the other boys were with MIN at the
time Salazdr admitted being ia th,
house Idbheries yesterday. but the
vargas hoy denied the charge regard
less of the ft't that police -ny many
stolen articles we're found u tho
Vargas hsiuo
Gnuup authorities m .hc request "
the local police are Stnl searching
tur Vargas iather Members pT fhe
sheriff. .tfice yesterday mad. q fur-
ih"r starch of the vargas home and
say theN fuunI some articles -rw,d
up iu % pillow \ barrel 90 corn
whisky alsc was found In fIr home
ana tho prohibition office uutl-I"d
Members OF Iu' prohibition office.
however said to-day that NlTgas wbf
iu 80 much UfI,uliy over tu, HI-
legged robbery charge that they could
mot sJN wht.h"I uuN action Wuulu uc
taken against hlW zoo %, session COS
liquor
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-01-28
YOUTH ACCUSED OF BURNING
Sl00, 600 ROY SCHOOL HOUSE
TO WIN HAND OF A GIRL


DENVER IAN - For love OF "A
pretty lo-ycar-oid Spanish-American
Hlri whose father demanded f50O for
ms consent TO her marriage. J. A..
tsihlctts IS years old, iH alleged to
have set fire to new tl00, 600 school
house 40 Roy. \, " week ago ac-
cprdlng - oificcrs IN charge of tho
bufns detective agency IN Denver.
Hibiett IN in jail az Ration y. NJ.
the detectives announced, and iS sHid
To have mad" complete confession.
According to the story Ribictt ~
reported 20 have told the detectives.
ne entered into u deal with cCn-
tractor who was building '.hc school
house which was an hut completed
to burn ID so ;he contractor would
he saved the 81 OuO he ls alleged To
have declared he would lose II forced
TO finish the structure The contrAc-
trr is said TO deny this charge
For burning the school house. RIB
lett rs reported tu have alleged he
was TO receive 0no.
DrtaiIs of Cnnf,sstnn
Riblet, confessed ih. d,t.ctiyes.
sail, that he wa. unnbi. 10 r..i.t inns
chance To- aet the 500 demanded bv
the fnther of an. sirl win whom b,
was cnninored In III ronf.ssinn th.
de'ecti,es assert. Ribiett said nc final
'tV was cgnyfnced ~ 80. -,,ntra,.t.,,.,s =
argument that b.oauae of r.livinus
strife In the neighhorhood the crime
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-01-28
PourS Boiling
Water Over Her
Hubby,Children
Trio Escape Serious In
juries as They
Sleep

NEW YpltK. Ian 2S--NUrged 20
have poured boiling water oyrr her
husband ana two children a- they
slept. Mrs Tllhe Mildao wH- held yes
t'rday uy Magistrate Folw'li Df CO.
u"v island on q charge or folonious
assault tn" husband Harry. was
reported 90 bee tu e critical condition
The children'h injuries were not so
severe
LAO admitted aoaldlng her husband
ana the children, but explained she
had only Intended 20 scare" her hus-
band 90 le would stay u', home They
had qunrrei"d about his absence he
fore. she reiterated
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-01-28
TRAINS TIED UP, STREET
CARS IN CITIES STOPPED
AND BUSINESS SUSPENDED
Snowfall in Washington Is Two Feet; Gale at Nor
folk Puts Part of Business Section Under
Water and Cripples Shipping

WASHINGTON Jan. 2srhc comprising the middle Al
utr being further buried under
hc heaviest fail the long blizzard Of Fal
wlary. 1899
The storm which began with almost unprecedented falls oi SNOW
m the ta"uas ami Virginia Thursday creeping uu r
leaving buried cities stalled trains, disrupted trolley service and
general suspension of business and local m il, wake n @
reached the edge ot New England ir today although center,
Wan "h the Virginia weather bureau report,
forecasts were ur today and tonight along
York NORTH although heavy that Afaufr
>a.fiu
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-01-28
Count Them
! ourself

liuril, du, ,a.-r. but th,r
"i'' "f niur' Hr',toiu- iu trn,I,l
occur in aud nVHr A.huuurruur
'nnht ilirm iut a Nsrk a.. a.
'"uht~ oi accidents here AMI
ncarh, appear tn the Ip..uI
lap"t- nnd Win bc surprised "a
Tie number
- 'hcit T. nu,iang -urpri--
llk dh"ui ~ iu uur-s. da,-
nearly rNrfAnnr tid. nud tlt,.
fhNcl T. tact 10 ihrr. H. ,nu-,.
Tor surprise IA this r,nnegtinn.
u l. hccau-c niuit m,auh Y,.
not ~criousi, injured
accidents, ~ rcpurtsd frun
h"t tu das, -ltpuid not inakr
81 tiniid 90 ,iofini- ug tcnr Lnt
tihA should make a. cnrr..tl
a',d ils'A should lcnd u- tn
tghr adv aningc nf U,rt, f,u,u
~ prntrrtion Within ,ur conn
diaad
Thus u B. q -tntpi. mntfcr .,f
-"ii"iniert~t and guad inda
nt"tU tu take ud .antHar "a ia.
lrct trnV'i accidpW insurance,
i"ii'A that a. rfn.u,nnd &c
every ~ub-trihtr "a iln Herald.
nov 90 nid. n tWetn thc ages
~ ~ and 20 y,Hr- I1li. is,i,,,
= nH a -uhstfip ION lnt,ml,in,
q T. Wss paprr -rrViee. and
- . nb-'Tiuieit frcu 90 paid-
hi-hsisafcr -ub-sl.iI-r- to Ths'
Hcraid
Tie Secure this protection Il
- "lis, nsss's<nry 10 register
on the blnnk pratlsleti fuf sltat
puriH'Se in the adscrtinsna col.
anne today. IN not DELAY al.
tending 81 fiEi~ kcciieni- 10
not happen upon ss'henul,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-01-28

SANTA FE. Jan 2S.--Jnmes Il.
Finlay's appraisal Of the mining prop
critics og New Mexico. made FOR the
state tax commission under the Jaw
81 iael, fixes values that are prac-
ticaily the same as those found .n
normal years under the tonnage
method, by which a tax on output
WIS added To- assessed valuation Of
surface improvements and non pro-
ductit" nnds.
Ilnlay. IN HIS report made public
hy the tax commission today. finds
values of nearly $40 100000. The
hIpn..t point reached 10y valuation
under rhs output method was about
4aa 900 UON. This however. was az
th, peak ~ production In iHlN, dud
the 1874 valuation under thr output
u.thud. arrived az upon the basis ~
10 fte-year average uf production,
would ic Approximately the same Ds
the Finlay appraisal, it was stated.
Exact comparison of the variation
between the appraisal ana values ar
rived ai under the output method, %
was stated at the tax commission Of
flccs. would require considerable Time
such comparisons 10 was expected.
would be- available when the couluiF-
sion mcets ON February 90, the time
uNed hy law for assessment ~ mines
and when the commission. under The
1891 law. has the option ~ choos-
ine the appraisal or the old metnod
~ assessing mining properties.
Thr report, which covers more han
u 90 paErs of manuscript is div idri
into eight sections and q letter OF
transmittal. ~ which the appraiser
conclusions are submitted 10 the taN
commission The sections comprise
An Introduction. with gen
crai remarks ON the mining in-
dustTy.
4 discussion of coal rc-
sources.
Appraisal Of coal mines
Appraisal Of metal mines.
ia brief geological history
ana description ~ New Mexico
coul fields by J.. $ Morrison
Ga digest of Information on
the ore deposits by Mr.. Murri-
son
study 81 coal develop
ment- costs and mining condi-
tions in the coal fields. with E,n.
crauzed maps Of the l.Wuu N"cu
and Gallup regions by Capt
~ Nutson
statistics OF production ny
r = MUIR
Morrison. Matson and Muir are cS.
pctt- employed by Finlty 20 assist
him in The appraisal upon which he
has been engaged for the past soVen
months
ilnluy's appraisal adds one million
dollars to the valuation ut the -
Louis. Rocky Mountain and Pacific
,ual company holdiug near Ration,
and about tiOO,G90 to the stag can
yuu branch Of the Phclps.po cor
unrution at Dawson The report re-
duce. the chino Copper company
about 81. 900 600 upon the appraiser
conclusion that that mine cannot be
returned "a a paying basis for three
years.
\ feature OF the appraisal upon
% matter Of long standing controversy
De- that i'inlay places no value upon
undevoioped coal In the ground. out
side the area that can be operated
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-01-28
Cemetery Gatekeeper
For so Years, Dying
At Age of l07

SEW NpHk Jan "a For so
yelTs 'SrHudua Jimmy Murray
-tpod at tho cato of TRINITY ccmatefy.
ihath street and Amsterdam nvonue.
ana watched fnnsrnls enter No was
So years uld when boz began his long
vIril and Today be- too at the age
Ul ln3 was seemingly 100 the shadow
of the gate h' bad opened .o mnav
times
Yesterday there was an unusuuliy
h"uVy trH0iD through the cemetery
cato and The aged man wss forced
10 hurry 90 aud fro nearly an day
iusi before night came hr collapsed
ie was hurried 40 Boilevue hospital
bug nhysicinns today held out little
hnpe FOR bis recovery
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-01-28
Robber Killed in
Iowa Store Identified

DIES MONIES Jan. .s- The rohher
riilrd FRIDAY night nt the Berwick
Iowa. general S,ore and postuffice
was identified today a. Cecil Mckay
aged 20. Of Ontario. Canadu.
neputy sheriff Myers says he hns
Information that Mckay had an ac-
compilce.
Since Frank J Dunkle reported
20 the authorities that he Killed the
rohher, sheriff W, y. Rohh says IL
has been definitely established thai
he was killed hy trap gun which
was automatically discharged when
the rohh'r pushed his way into the
store.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-01-28

, Tho blanket ot SNOW early tuda.
wua heaviest tu the District OF
columbia. with tho uu recorded at
90 O'Clock us un even twu l,rI At
thHt time 90 wHs .tu showing and
the weather bureau uradl.uou we. q
continuance ot tbp uH through fho.
day and into tine night
starting shortly before dusk Nts-
terdur evening, thc -now t.U GONE
unualiy through tho ugh' and ut
midnight railroads and .roiieF lines
began to surrender trom midnight
Until O'Clock this morning uu ,IuIu-
l"tt the capital and oub thre, trlIu..
two from New York and one ftstY
the west arrived Gathering iuc
generally little used SNOW rrHtiur
material railroad officials shortly
after o DIuDk succeeded iu getting
uu' two trains. one over thr r,un-
s}ltaulu and other over thr baltimore
a ohio from the north ana hoped to-
the night
IN the NATIONAL captai itseIf street.
car srItIr" was pra .UcaIlt .IsptuHrb
at uIf break but gradually 4.rtIee
was restored uu the truuE Ir.. U.t
ih'H-H nts ui government ,u..Iu. ..a
w'l. forced fo strullle through s.-
"HsI Knee uvsu -lUst iu .u, r....U.
w'u' departments wrIi, m.U. ut....
n nHTNuE and suburban .o....u.
'''. ONE inoh OUTSIDE Hua decided Io
remain ui hruIr
Pennsylvania avynu. .H. ......I..
historic thurpuehfarr trt. ..r.y,u
with abandoned autumulI.. .4.
Wrruus accidents weIr. rrUarI.. .uf
'Nr police received several lH. Iur
.id i' tnd persons believed fo have
''. INrN way 300 lnU.UE fU,H home
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-01-28
Burglar Seeking
Sacramental Wine
Kills a Priest

CHICAGO Jan 2s The Roy, Flor
rian Chodmlcwle1 pnftor OF 81 Flor
lnce'c Roman Catholic church Ia
south Chicago. died last night. the
victim ~ bullet fired by burglar
believed 20 have been seeking sac.
ramentai wine
The shootinE occurred in tho parish
house
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-01-28
eCII,N1I TnISTI-T

BOSTON Jan 2S~-J Judge Crosby
ia The supreme rnuri teday announce I
thr arnuinimeni ~ Fred I.nusnu az
hostun william D Mckenzie of
Cambridge and James T.. Patton of
this city ls trustees of the Christian
Science Publishing company.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-01-28
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Man Robbed of
81, ,430 He Had to
Pay a Bill

CHICAGO Jan .S Wildam 81
Clnir - Waterman m cnmo To Chi
cnEo today with 81 4a0 20 pay bill
lie went home to-day hut the bili re-
manned unpaid
A. he descended ,hr station stcus
three vnuths hustled him into IN uu-
tomohilo took his bank ron and
threw htm out
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-01-28
President Refuses
Bolivian Request

WASHfNCTON Jan - The re-
quest OF the bolivian government tor
cnres"ntauou Iu the forthromlrg
lreniy ut Anr"n conferoneea in
Washington between Peru and Chic
mas been rrin-'H with regret 10y
President Harding
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-01-28
ENiBEzzIDH SENTENCED.

h'NIoN, jam a2f,--loseph
Lyman. forucg cnsfnn hnd pnymastor
OF the Cruiaer Chcstcr, today was
sentenced 90 serve five years In tho
Plymouth iail A federal jury yes
ierday held him guilty OF embezzling
N2l00o Of government funds
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-01-28

MADRID spain. Jan. ss--Nationai
in connection with his Birthday on
May u in the form Of the presenta-
tion Of 80 albums containing sigma
lures of spanish ruhiectp IN each 90
the provinces