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NEW CORPORATIONS.

ereeisl Correspondence Every Evening.
Dover fuiy :. The following CORPORA
tlons have fled charters here
Discount Corporation ~ California. VII
mlns Ton s. 900 600
Eureka safety Fender Corporation
New York 81 so. 600
Perfection Radio laboratories Inc, VIII
mlngton. ~ 500 600
Gordon A Ferguson. Inc. 81 Paul MINI
- son 600
Lawrence Automatic Hat Ror Machine
GO Inc New York 81 900 600
Frank Groves Corporation Philsdel
rhiA siOO.OeO
White A Mulch. Inc. Philadelphia
tboeOO
Delta Line steamers Inc. Pittsburs
"a $4,000
Tho following corporations have increa-
cd their capita
kailssy Safety Equipment Co Phil
adelphiA. from $500 600 TO 81 0On 600
Wilder Corporation New York. IRON
ssnO.oo0 20 s. Oo0.OpO.
The Blake Palm Co Wilmington la
changed is name 90 Blake Palm Ele
vstor 90 and tho Maurice Goodman
Corporation. New York. O. Seneca sc
VuFffies co Inc
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DIVIDENDS DECLARED.

American Light and Traction Co. quar-
,srly Of ! per cent and ] per cent in stock
on common also ] y. per cent on pre-
ferrod payable August J
Borden a Co semi-annual Of I per cent
ON common. payable August Ib and two
puarterlieS % ~. per cent each on pre-
ferrcd payable september and Decem-
her Is
Finance Company OF Pennsylvania. quar-
tarly of sl.s5 a share on second preferred
payable August
General Electric Co Ltd. 3 per cent
Hofnostass Mining co monthly Of
rs cents a share payable July rs
Lowell Electric Light Corporation quar-
tsry of ~ per cent payable August
Philadelphia Warehouse Co semi annual
of per cent payable August !
" kress Co. quarterly OF ! per
cent payable August J.
sierra Pacific Electric co quarterly OF
~. per cent on preferred. payable August
thurman on Co. three fnOnthlies of !
per cent each aud extra OF per cent.
United Eastern Mining Co. quarterly
of Is cents . share. payable July 2s.
West Penn Power Co. quarterly OF r..
per cent on preferred payable August
West Penn Railways co quarterly OF
~ per cent on preferred. payable Sep
kmbcr rs
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RAIL SHARES HIGHER,
STEELS ALSO STRONG
Many Among Popular Shares
TO Make I TO I is-Point
Gains.
n, Associated rress 10 Every rvcn,rs.

ny Associated Press Go Every Evcn'uS
New York, July 7-(Wan Street
1910 a ml--Rails gave promise at tho
~rtlv. opening ~ today's stock market
az adding substantially 90 yesterdays
bread upward movement. Initial
rric.~ showed game running from
fractions 90 full point FOR the leading
coal.,w and e.Nrral Of the grangcrs
and transcontlnentel-
siees. equipments. coppcrs and
chemicals also displayed marked
strength under lead of iron products.
bethlehem steel American Smelling,
t'tah copper and National Lead.
oils resumed their irregular course
on tho further hcavinose NJ Mexican
petroleum which reacted y points.
Domestic asuce. however. showed
firmne~s
Continuance ~ disturbing conditions
abroad was reflected In yet another
now low record FOR Gernan marks
witch fcll - mo Lowell W i.lsis.
Noon Trading hroadened durins
Tho mornins dealings Tor that period
hcins the largest W tho week. In
spite ~ rcall2lng sales there were
many additions 10 the higher move
mcnt ~ rails Exceptions IN this
group. however. included Union Pa
cine and Canadian Pacific. both for
feiung part W Yesterdays advance.
BALDWIN. General Electric. Amer
can WOODEN. Pullman. lntcrnattona
Paper. a. = Rubber. Allied Chemica
aud United Fruit were AMONG IN,
popular shares Co register gains OF
o. ~ points
= steel hung around Yesterday
NnA' price. hu' independents. notably
Guf states. Nanadium. Colorado Fuel
Midvaie and lackawanna. were nrn
20 strong ca, money opcncd an,
renewed into next week at Az pei
gtnf
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LOCAL SECURITIES,
Reported Daily by Laird 4 Co. Sc.
curlty Brokers. du POINT Rp,lh,n


Thomas A. X shannon OF this city.
who Is on tour Of the United States.
preparatory 10 proposed trip around
the world. arrived in Dayton. Ohio, on
Wednesday evening. He writes that he
was much impressed by the apparently
thriving conditions OF the rural sec
lions of the states through which he
has passed. People in the west are
busy at construction work everywhere.
he SAYS, and the railroads are building
new HnpS
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Georgetown. fuly Miss Anna
simpler ~ aiAl North Darien street,
Philadelphia. daughter 81 the late
William simpler and Mrs. Ella ".
Maui residing here. and Harry Ed
ward Clopr, also ~ Philadelphia. were
married last Saturday, hy Rev
Howard q. Keen. pastor ~ Taylor
Memorial NJ =. church. Philadelphia,
srrmerly pastor Of First NJ p. Church.
This city.
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Family Difficulties.

Tho case Of Michael Monaco, SIS
du Pont street charged in City Court
this morning with non-support OF his
wife and child. was continued until
next Monday. Monaco stated his wife
left his homo because she could not
agree with his mother. \ temporary
order of $40 week was made on
him
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Mission Meeting ut Holly OAK.

Tho congregation Of Holly Oak
Church held a missionary meeting last
cieht 81 the home az Mrs. Wolcott
New members were admitted. The next
meeting will he held az the home of
Mrs. Russell. IN Holly Oak.
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DEATHS.

WILEAMsON-At West Chester. Pa
on July G. 1922. Lewis Swift Williamson
aged p years
Relatives and friends are invited 70 az
tend the funeral services at his late resi-
deuce. Brandywine summit Delawar,
county. Pa, on Saturday afternoon a.
2 o'clock. Tnterment al Wilmington &
Brandy~ine cemetery.
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McLoud Fined so.

Decision In the case Of William Me
Loud. colored charged with assault
and battery on his wife. was handed
down by Judge Hastings In City Cour,
this morning. The defendant was
ordered TO pay . fine Of $40 or serve &C
daye in prison. Tho evidence in the
case was heard yesterday.
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OF Stow FIRES HOUSE.

Georgetown July An cverheated
oil stove set FIRE 20 the home ~ vii
Ham Thompson. a. Nillshoro. and be-
fre help could arrive tho building
was ~ enveloped IN flames that.the
nrehshters could not cope with the
situation.
There wss no insurance on the build
ens.
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CITY COURT CASES.

Carrie Murray. colored. charged In
City Court this morning with dis
orderly conduct was fined IS.
Charged with disorderly conduct at
the home OF Anna Fallers. 73l East
Seventh street. yesterday. John T.
Green was dismissed
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Cannot Carry Home About.

Isaiah Smalwood. colorcd. charged
In City Court this morning with
threatening bodily harm tn his wife.
was released on his own recognissnce
and promise OF good behavior. Isaiah
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-07-07

stated that he wanted his vito TO live
with him and had n home but
couldn't carry IL up and down the
streets for her"
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BTkAABOAT LINEA
.WILSONLI
Philadelphia, Penn S Grove, Chester

Schedule in Effect Saturday. June "a. 1872
DAYLIGHT SAVING TIME.
Subject 60 Change without Notice.
Leave Wilmington, Fourth street Wharf.
'7.30. 900. $40 30. al1OO a m. 1920
noon, 81 30, 400. .aI5. 900. - 90
1890. 1900 a30 p. m.
Leave Philadelphia = 40. 20 90. 5000.
al 90 a. m. si2 90 noon. q 30. 400,
q Is, 90 20. S. 90. abb 80. ~ 30. 20 30 D m.
DAILY
;Runs on Sundays and holidays only.
Runs on weekdays only.
b To Penn = Grove ully
REDUCED RATES OF FARE NOW
IN Effect
Excursion. Philadelphia. Weekdays SOC
One Way. Phiisdelphia. Weekdays .... 30c
Excursion. Philadelphia. Sundays . soc
One Way. Philadelphia. Sundays 4Oc
W1LMINGTON PENN'S GROVE
ROUTE
900. 1000, II 90 a m. DO noon. 90,
zoo. 800, 400. b5.30. 900, 700. a. 90,
300 alo.o0. 100, alp 90 p. m. and
lI 49, a. p m. o. ~
900. 1000. 100 a. m, 1900 noon. 100,
90. 800, ca Is. 500. c6.I5, 700. 500,
a9O0, 1000. sil.0O. 1900 p. m. ai2 40
,s aRuns on Saturdays. Sundays and
bs,oo p. m on Sundays and holidays.
ca 90 and 900 p. m. on Sundays and
RIVERvIEw BEACH SERVICE.
In Effect Saturday, July
Leave Wilmington 9I5, Ills a. m
,45. $3.50. $50. 6.15 and .7.45 p m.
/ Leave Riverview Beach 1918 a m
and 10 30 p. IN.
only
a Runs on Sundays and Holidays only.
EXCURSION Weekdays. 25c; half ex
Cursion. l5c Sundays and HOLIDAYS. 35c.
half excursion. PC.
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"
20. 1929.
RESOURCES
Loans and discounts num-. 81, 7ss. 100 ~
Overdrafts Observation-Disclosures. I3O3o 20
Investments ducluding pro-
miums on bonds), 49,. 2,9i2.aIs.s3
Banking house Including
furniture and nxtures) .. 1902 o3
Other real estate owned 2sl7g IA
Lawful reserve with Federal
Reserve Bank or other re-
serve agents. see. ........... e5s. los. sc
| Checks and other cash Items 8 900 GA
Exchanges for clearing house 40 7Q3 IA
/ Cash on hand ........... lO3 500 so
Customers liability for let
ters of credit. ............ 3t43O NJ
Total resources SO 900. ITO 50
LIABILITIES
Capital stock paid in .......... $ 600 600 90
Undivided profits dcss ex- ''O'o'
penses and taxes paid .... 1852 500 So
Due to all banks. .. ia POO SIS
| Indl vidual deposits dnclud-
ing postal savings 80. 5.i41. O77. 40
Letters of credit issued . "a d3O ~
Collateral loans transferred
to other banks under agree
ment to repurchase ......... 90. $40 90
| STATE OF DELAWARE, COUNTY OF
NEW CASTLE, IS
/ |, LEVI L. MATONEY. treasurer of
the ahovc-nsmcd bank. do solemnly swear
| that the above statement is true TO
/ the best OF my knowledge and belief
LEVI l.. MALONEY.
Treasurer.
WILLARD SPRINGER
| JOHN s. ROSSEII.
HORACE l.. DILWORTH.
Subscribed and sworn to before me
this 9th day Of July, 1922
CLARENCE =. BUCK.
Notary Public
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AVON INN Ocean end Virginia Ave.
Central Homelikc sur
roundings. Amer. and Europ plans
Elevator Run. water Priv baths EK-
cellent cuisine. Booklet II W Williams
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STOCK QUOTATIONS
$50 o'clock
NEW YORK STOCKS.

Reported Daily by Laird 4 Co, Se'
curity Brokers, du Pont Building. =,
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Try an Every Evening want I'd.
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- :
BANK STATEMENTS.

REPORT OF THE CONDITION OF
THE SECURITY TRUST AND SAFE
DEPOSIT co. At WILMINGTON in
THE STATE OF DELAWARE Ar
THE CLOSE OF BUSINESS ON JUNE
40 1922
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LAVORIA COTTAGE

rs s. Illinois Ave. near beach Clean
rooms and home cooking
EFFIE &. PORTER. Atlantic city. y. 7
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WILDWOOD y. j.

nnDCCV Cap. 200. Amer plan.
VDNNEv Near beach Rooms with
private bath Excellent
si75o week and up oSnersSip man nan
cement. X WHITEsELL.
OCEAN CITY. y
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HOTEL. RAYSIDE

Superb View OF Chesapeake Bay. Highest
elevation. large. shady lawn. Wide veran-
das. Garage. Phone Still Pond. Md. I5-F-8
l. HARRIS ORE 60.
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OWENS COTTAGE.

Shady Lawn. Home grown Vegetables
Sanitary improvements Enlarged Dining
Room Reasonable Rates
MRS IDA OWENS
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BELMONT
THE FERNCLIFFE
HOTEL CHESAPEAKE

Directly on the beach Our table supplied
with fresh vegetables and sea foods from
farms and bay. Pure spring water.
MRS l. NJ OWENS
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HOTEL BETTERTON

High location. magnificent view Of Chesa-
peake Bay; one square from beach. VeSe-
tables from our own garden Open al
year. Booklet JAS T DREW Proprietor
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-06-06
20 Boy Scouts Go
For To-Day Camp

Twenty-Five boy scouts left the
V NJ g A this morning ut 3
O'Clock for the ten day annual en-.
yampment al the Rotary CLUB cab
in IN CicneEa canyon, They went
A. far NJ Tiieras. In automobiles
volunteered TO take them out aud
hiked the rect % the way. reach
'HE the camp IN time for their
noon meal.
Glen A. Ream. scout executive
OF the city. u IN personal charge
Of the boys AZ the camp. They
Will return the evening Of June
80 when automobiles will bring
them back from Tiieras. The
equipment and supplies FOR the
camp. az well a. the blanket rolls.
taken out 90 the camp yes
terday afternoon by Charles
Lcmbke.
The boys who left for the camp
are, Jack Clark. Charles vicrheiier
Stanley Stubs. Erwin Crosse. Ar
chic O'Barrow. John Boyce. Ro-
Der; Cheney Arthur Trauth.
1ucian Rice, Richard Nann, Char.
lee Renfrp. Henry Hefiin. Tod CAL
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Plans for Outing
OF Pioneers Are
Nearly Complete

Plans are now advancing FOR
the old Timers picnic AZ Frank
nubbct.'s ranch south OF the city,
which IL to be held on June ~.
according to II. Ruppo. who IN at
the head Of the committee In
charge.
A. II planned 10 send out n great
number OF Invitations to old timers
who are not members OF the rion-
GERS association, In order TO swell
the crowd to the greatest possible
proportions. The meal will he ~
the Form Of q barbecue. and a pro-
gram OF talks % thu early days
Will be given,
II was decided at the meetins
OF the local organization held May
5 to have the picnic. but the date
and other details were left TO the
COMMITTEES which has a FREQ hand
~ ma king arrangements and send
Ing oat invitations. Other MEM
beers OF the COMMITTEES are Mrs.
Rose Hudson, Dan Phillips. and
A. fiolscher.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-06-06
Rain Storm Again
Hits Clovis, Hail \
Smashes Windows
tspcclaI 10 Il,c mrrnldl

CLOVIS. ~. NJ, June 6.--Iurt
one and nincty-fivc hundrcdtha OF
an inch Of rain fall fell late yes
tcrday afternoon IN forty minutes
All business houses on south side
Of Main street were flooded with
wnter and the only thing that pre-
vented the p~0stofficc from getting
n good soaking was the timely
work OF r. NJ Bishop, owner Of
the postoffice news sand and
John -. Luikart postmaster. who
kept the handle Of two large
brooms hot Eweeplng back tho
water. The Barry Hardware base
mont caught some Of the overflow
water but not much damage II
estimated.
II al started with a Iittio hail
storm which finally wound up by
being a big one and Thousand or
acres of wheat crops caine IN for
a big loss. II II not known Just
the extent Of damage incurred By
thu hail and rain.
Thirty-five window lights we're
broken at city light and power
plant and the Masonic hail win
dows look like an earthquake had
passed this way.
The cucumber IL n Of the
oldest OF tho garden vegetables.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-06-06
Who's Here

tlltntlyn
I,ou,s 4 f,cvv New Work.
Nv I-iee.er n fou.e
Haven Metcaif and wife. wash
ington. ID, c.
L. NJ. Knouse. Los Angeles.
r. 4. Martin and wife, 1oas.
MIR. W. ~. McCrim and wife.
Kansas cry.
Martin, Los Angeles.
FRANK Francis Denver.
hiN' santa
peorse L. spence. Martins Ferry
OHIO.
hrh" ~ spehce' M"r'inH fe'ry'
'hao. 80
"upe'' = HAp'u"u' santa
~ ham,ne. csicSgoi
,s.aH 'nvs.,
Pred LYMAN Sew yora
Me-, itin," tt. tt,.,i.. ro,a
T. wnoasnn Nemnh,s ram
Mrs W ~ Nna,crs. Fnr, worth
A. l.. Harris, san F~raneisco.
Eugene kau Cleveland. ohio.
Charles Herfick. Denver.
M"rv Y. Logah. Washington. ID.
g.
G. W Fairchiid; Denver.
~. a lnEh, chicago.
frank Johnston New ORR.
nime o.thhna'. New YORK
W IL Seat. Lawrence h"hH'
STthtsES
Art Shafgr. Pueblo.
James r. Morgan and wife.
-. John, Kan.
A. y 81. Morris, Los Lunas.
q T. Clutch. Abba. 10.
Miss Helene Clutch. Abba. Ia.
". ". Williamson. San Nsidro.
Now Mexico.
9. a. kleinc. Milwaukee.
J. ". shelton. Fort Worth.
J. g. Ross, Hayard. y. NJ.
j. {, AlVord and wife. Shrove-
port, La.
N u. Roxner. III Paso.
- ~itosenihai VI Paso.
IL q. Bi.tlcston and wife. Los
Angeles.
q. osborn. Pueblo,
a. j. Hendricks, Dcnvcs.
COMBS
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-06-06
AT The
THEATERS

"B-
Saturday Nfght' presents the
startling situation OF a heircsa who
married her chauffeur. while the
wash woman's daughter landed tho
wealthy man. such Startling
combinations are true or Mes
mN-ups, and ARE typical OF Cecil
de Miles great epic % love and
romance.
Lyric
when Romance Rides Is the
perturbation u the story. Wild
fpe BY the greatest OF western
writer, Zane Grey. ~ r. o BEAUTIFUL
love story. Ia a settling which will
appeal TO people OF the southwest.
because u j. their own home land.
Pasflmr
Pardon My Nerve II a story
With a freshness about Il that
appeals "a every imagination.
The story II OF a wandering
ianchmnn There IL also n Harold
Lloyd comedy and a reel Of r'ox
views 20 round out the program.
idsai
The Beautiful Gambler. =
feature picture with Grace BAR
mond, l. a story OF long chances
and Leoplo who lived by taking
thcm Harry Sweet. in The
Dumbcll', n Century comedy. {.
the added attraction.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-06-06

BIO summef scnooi session OF
h city public schools will begin
Forrow morning at o'clock.
|ae ~eatinnpseu that more than
n Afndentd Wtn attend the sea-
which will be o. ten wceks'
'sfipn under q staff Of IL tea
~ The classes viii be held In
Library. Central and High
Dol bulid!nes.
l'hofo will 30 tuo terms, one pf
weeks Tor younger echlldrcn IN
& grades below thc seventh grade
another Of ten wncks for those
tfhe upper grades end high
fol claaacs. A half or q whole
Ind can be made up by high
iicd pupils IN this session.
.he summer school ieacherp will
FIrsl and second. LoEiandk.
Flosaie Hdrch; third and
I'm, LoWlands. Miss Aria Rad
frat and second. Highlands,
Ruth Hopkinrf third nnf
IN, HIGHLANDS. Ara. Alice nah-
nffh. Mrs AnReiicA HoWdcn;
III. Nsss ohu Nchupp, seventh,
= Mar, Jardlne; ejshth. Mrs.
zolcmani HiFh school. Glen
<innd. scIchcc; Miss Lois Per-
Iat municipalities; Aziss Dorothy
Arthur. history; AlsH ThefesA
III. English and Latin; 4. =.
.irr. nfhleticH.
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Registration
At Normal Varsity

las VEGAS. June s.-The lar
assembly OF students. attend
"a summer school OF the Normal
Eersity. was held IN the HELD
'ttorium last night. The regis
Hon Of the students which was
tsctcd 10 be completed last
~ will bt continued during the
\ few days OF this week.
4 " estimated thut tho enroll
figures will reach nearly
b and II Is absolutely certain
4 last years record enrolment
'aoss students will be eciipscd.
college training department
Il received the major part OF
students. on account o. the
10 influx TO the summer school
ifaculty II Obliged to assist tho
ents IN finding rooms.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-06-06
Methodist Pastor
Attends Conference

Rev. G. G. Higbce. pastor OF the
Central Avenue Methodist church.
South. left lat night for III paso.
Texas, "a attend the New Mexico
Conference Preachers SUMMER As
sembiy and sunday school insti-
tutc.
A musical program will be ren-
dered NJ the ~ n clock service next
Sunday. under the ~leaderrhip 81
Mrs. Elizabeth A. bradford. The
church choir will be ably assisted
by other musical talent OF the
city.
REV. ROBIN Could. pastor Of the
Methodist Episcopal church.
south, Moberly, Missouri. viii
preach next sunday evening az 8
o'clock. Rev. Gould preached his
first sermon In the Central Avenue
Methodist church.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-06-06
LIQUOR VOLATORS
BOOST RECEIPTS
OF COURT $4,000
One Defendant Fined
$3.50 When He Says
He Found Booze

SANTA FE, June s.-The fcd-
cral courts receipts from Vol
stead act vioiators were boosted
more than $500 In a short session
bcbfore Judge Colin Ncbiett yes
terday Afternoon.
One Of the defendants waH
Julian Gonzales. who was shot In
the neck while running booze
acros the border. and who was
fined $3.50 for having fifteen cases
OF uniabelied whiskey In hts pos.
session.
Another, who refused TO give ex-
plicit Information az TO where he
got some whiskey. was soaked $3.50
and costs. He said he found n.
The court pressed him 10 be more
definite.
- found Il under a bridge" he
rcp.icd.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-06-06
NOT DUE
OFFICER,
| SAYS AUDITOR
hittier Reports Mis-
|kes Did Not Occur
Strong's Ten

tTIfcthi 10 TIT
~. Iune a.STrayeilng
tur 4. a. whittier IN n lgt.
Ito state Treasurer l.. ".
Ing today snys the clerical en-
IN the state treatur.sr'a office
th, according 20 HE rcSvrt on
\ office, delayed rcconciling
accounts OF this 81 Toe with the
Il aud auditors wore not made
Irg Mr.. strong's ts1lrs.
II. Whittier says: My attcn-
has been called 10 a state
n in my report on the cxamin-
n Of your office to the effect
1 the delay In r~cconciling the
funts between the offices o.
I, treasurer and state auditor
&rrcd by reason % the many
scal errors existing therein. the
.fral inference being that the
'rs might have occurred In the
Be OF the state treasurer dur
pour administration 81 the Of
feel that this statement has
vertentiy done you and MiHs
|Fnret strong. your chief depr-
IAN Injustice. The errors In
n office that caused the delay
tnot occur during your admin
rtioh, but In one prior thercto
this letter In written YOU to
land correct the erroneous ir-
5nce that has gone out.
The work % Miss strong us
fkkecper was eyceiiently done
y veiy few clerical errors: tho
rs we're always IN perfect bal.
fe and there n nothing con-
led with her work 10 cause any
[cism, ana | am gsad to 80
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-06-06
Jug Store Robbed
md Morphine Taken

"A fTNtffut 10 fft brfutuJ
%NTA FE. June g.-Tyicr's
h store and Dr. y. l.. Wards
fcs were broken into early SUN
morning.
{om the drug store drugs val
y at 5000. including a small
atity Of morphine, were taken.
n physicians office yielded a
IPdermic needle.
was reported federal opera
y were at work on the case as
theft OF morphine L. a federal
nse under the Harrison act.
wna believed the man who en-
% the drug store wns amer
hut failed 10 get moro
q q small amount OF morphine
fprhcticany all Of the narcotic
~ was locked IN the safe. lie
.ed up the cnsh register. hut
Il a number Of bottles from the
4 crlption case.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-06-06

sufficient water to bring Il a little
the level OF the mia In the
bottle. Place the TN pail and It's
contents upon the stove. watching
the water constantly untii Il begins
10 boil Allow the pail 10 remain
on the stove five minutes after the
bubbles Begin to come up. Then
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-06-06
Sheep Herder
for Starting
| Datil Forest Fire

iESERNE, N. NJ, June -
BIN Negra, Indian sheep herder.
fined tss yesterday when he
taken before Justice bruce
L on a charge o. Htnrtlng a
~ fire, Thlf makea Elk con-
Ions Of this kind TOR seven
which have burned IN this
kor Of the forest this year.
4 hIie there havr been good
on the east-and % the DatiL
IL has beer very little moisture
he weat-end. whore the sltha-
Is becoming increasingly
Zeal from the fire standpoint.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-06-06

SANTA FE. June s.-The rnx-
payers association H. expected 20
outline It's policy toward highway
and school expenditures at a meet
INK opened yesterday and expected
TO last several days
Members here for the meeting
include former Governor n. }. llng-
efman. president; former sinte
senator John Clark. IAs Vegas:
former State senator n. q. bryant.
p~ortaler: ~. II. Brook. Lac Cruces:
W. ID. Brennn. Dawson.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-06-06

nor. Herbert Hyde. Arthur bryce.
GeorEe Dixon. Robert Thntcher.
Axyl Crockett, Ice ynnn. Bert
coHEack. Robert Hickey, Joe
Whitchaus. Paul Iinmmond, Al
bebrt Bryant. Tom Reid. Melvin
Dorton. aud 9nrlnn1 Morris.
The automobiles which took thcm
10 TijeraH were furnished by %. -.
Waite. Judge NJ. r. Kicker. W. G.
Held. Bin Bacon. and Clyde Nor
gan.
Railroad service between Mos
COW and Kicv. Russia. has been re-
uuced 10 n train n week.