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The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1922-08-19

Da e fashion has dscreed that
dreshes be longer, which reminds
us That the curtain always falls
whether the show 0e good. b&S or.
Indifferent
The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1922-08-19

We Rave often wondert how
man 10 rented house couis ifurd
N rutQolobiie.
The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1922-08-19

IA Blue Ribbon Piece OF Race Fiction.
-. BY PARK REER.
Author of "The Vamp asd the Virgin.
protected by the Kelly Newspaper
Feature Service.
Chapter One.
The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1922-08-19
A NEGRO IN NEWS.

MotOn Observation That Negro Criminals Have Easier Access to
Columns Than ANY of Fifty Negro Presidents
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WOnEEc ADVERTISING REPRE-
sENTATIvEt
IMroRTANr.

No subscriptions mailed for a Pc
Rod less than three months. Payment
fer same must be 20 cents.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-27
About People
Rovsmsnts OF m~divtkuAla 70 Ana
Prom Ehs 01ty.

Councilman II. T.. McConk"r. who has
been confined to his homie on sixteenth
street with illness. Is again able TO DC
out.
George Crumhacker. of the East End
has returned from a trip 10 the SoutH
Branch Of the Potomac.
Mrs. L.. X. Hall. after Il months VISIT
with her sister. Mrs. W. J. Hucgins. OF
South Eotf street. left to-day for Plti~-
hurgh. To attend as 4 delegate. the IN
ternatioral Lutheran Woman's Mission
ary Convention OF September 1879. az
ter which sho will return 10 her home
at RridSewatcr. Nova Scotia. Canada.
DR.. and Mrs. r. A.. Hamilton have rn-
turned from Columbus. O.. where they
spent he hast few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Phillips have rs-
turned home from Cambridge Springs
Pa.
Mr.. Charles Robinson and Mr.. Hugh
Wolf will leave Thursday for Columbus
o.. whore they will resume their stud't
at the university.
Miss Ruth Randall. OF South Wheel
ing. Is confined 70 her home with an
attack OF tons!litss.
Mrs. A. J. Best. OF PlttshirSh. Is VIC
it!ng Mrs. George We!mer. OF
Miss Lav!nia Clarke. OF Fourteenth
street. Is visiting with relatives in Man
rington. W. Va.
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BOOK review TEA
CHARMING Event
Social Affairs or Late September
Charming and varied.
Bridge Parties For visitors And Brides
Elect Prominent.

Mrs. t II. wilkins a9d Mrs. J. H.
Coleman wore hNst"S>"S yesterday aticr-
noon a, 4 most interesting and dc':Sht-
~. book review tea held at IN" nom. OF
Mrs. Wilkins At Pleasant Valley. Ihe
book r"vi"v was "Ncw Thrills in tld
China" Tho discussion WAS led by Mrs.
Robert Reed who had HDD"rt'"n"d GER
tain chapters - difegCN' women. "2ch
Of whnm gave an cN""i,cns synopsis OF
the contents. This I III" second hook
read and discussed at tea by the w"-
men ~ the First Presbyterian church.
Ah"u; tw"rty three guests we're present
~ ,h!S affair. only those who had read
the r~rnk being invited
Delicious refreshments ""r" served
At ,hc close uf the review With attr3c-
tive ipHirtmcntS IN p'"S and white.
The scene OF the tea was beautifully
decorated for The occasion with autumn
caves and flowers. giving an exquisite
effect.
Those appointed by Mrs. Feed TO take
par, IN IN" discussion we're:
NNSlamcs:
W. ". Ru;tN- George Maxwell
Charles cooke John Reid
Samuel :ihSon BERTHA Caldwell
Miss Carrie Frazier.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-27
Who Has Burning
Sore Feet,Corns
or Bunions?
Here is Wonderful NeUs!-

For many ycnrs the C~allouScs on my feet. inc
burning, and cornS between my toes nearly
drove me crazy" says Mrs. Anna brckmanl'
II tried all kinds OF things without rcilcf;
Hearing about The quick relief and wondertnl
results obtained Ivy dancers and a~th.ct"s VINO
used Gypsy + GOT Relief. ny husband brought
home a box. [ used il n few times as directed.
and 10 ny surprise. the burning md soreness
ttoppcd. and the callouscs Just peeled on IN
my fingers. leaving the skin smooth. Inc solt
Corns between my toes seemed to iade away
and now feel rs il | had a pair OF new feet.
before used Gypsy Foot Relief. my feet were
constantly swollen. and now1 can easily wear
shoes n size smaller. with perfect comfort
NOTE, Gypsy Foot Relief. mentioned ny
Mrs, Deckman is n secret from the desert!
Applied in a minute, relief comes q few min-
utes latcr-thc pains from sore, tender ourn-
ing feet. Callouscs. Cornsand hunions disappear
rs il By magic! No fuss-no bother no pas
ter, nor bandaces 10 use, no foot.baths nor
Inconvenience. So wonderful are the reports
from users VI Gypsy Foot Relief, thatdruggists
willingly give back the little It costs NJ ialis
10 give successful results in any case. II is ,old
h this city BY all good druggists including
t;ricsts. Cut Rate. Eo%c-naviS
Drug Co. Peerless Drug Co., Rau's
Cut Rate Drug store.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-27
TRUNK FALLS AND
FRACTURES MANS LEG

John Watkowski. OF Adena, Ohio. will
tell the world a man isn't even safe
carrying n trunk.
John had just lifted the trunk from
a motor truck 20 carrying IL into his
homo when the truck moved backwards
slightly. causing him TO lose his balance.
John fell and the trunk fell with
him-landing on his left leg. The man
was removed 10 the Martins Ferry hos
pi,al last night suffering from Il frac-
tured left leg.
Watkowski s 30 years old and en-
ploycd as a coal miner at Adena. Ohio.
The accident occurred about $50 o'clock
yesterday.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-27
PROMINENT MOUND
CITY WOMAN DEAD

Mrs. o. T. Burton. wife OF a we'll
known Marshall County contractor. died
a, her home on Ninth street. Mounds
VILE last evening at 500 o'clock. fol-
lowing an Illness OF several weeks.
The Rurton family came TO Mounds
Vile several years ago. Besides her
husband. Mrs. Burton is survived BY
two children. a son and daughter.
Funeral services were Incomplete latc
last night but will likely be held Friday
with burial in the Moundsville cemo-
terry.
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tai. She is not entirely out Of danger
hu, physicians believe she will recoveT
entirely from tho wounds.
Thesis j. alleged to have shot Mrs.
Wager ont OF jealousy when lie saw her
on tn, street with another man after re-
fusinr his proposal TO wed several
times.
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SOLICITOR SCHMIDT BELIEVES
GAS RATE INCREASE WILL
NOT BE GRANTED
Recommendations From Committees
Recetved-Paving Projects
Discussed

tl'v Solicitor Cart - Schmidt. h
represented IN" CITY uC Wh"v!inc III ~:
hearing before ~" Public Service COM.
mission. whom the petition - tn" Ma
.ur;ti Cas- company Of West Virginia 10
Increase he gas rates WAS heard. Ell
t"ring a protest against an iurr"aS" on
behalf Of tn" city OF Wheeling. said In
. council last night he did not believe ina,
tho increase wuuld be granted.
Solicitor Schmidt St:l Il would pro-
baby be 80 ar NOR" days before IT,,
testimony Of the ~compauy's would h"
transcribed and the rtty would still
, have time tn I'll" briefs.
Committee Reports
\ number a.! Commuters reported Lass
night.
\ committee recommended that
~Grandview street h" r"pair"! aud Il
railing he placed along the street. VII
liam J. Weekly was granted permission
to erect Il CaSoliu" tank on tho side
walk In front "f his plac" "t business on
Tw.uty-S"rcnth street between rott
! street and Alley Is.
Councilman =. H.. Mctzuor recon-
mend"d that Wood street. between
Twcntf-S""Ond and TwCnty-,hird Sjr""..
hc repaired. The committee a. which Ia"
ischairman. stated tn" street should &c
! paved and new curhiug laid hut mas
| much us nothing could hc done hcfnr"
spring. recommended that only ten
purary repairs he made.
Tn" committee Investigating the rc-
, quest 20 improve Fierce street. report
ed that the street was used hut little
and there WAS nothing L" Indicate dan
| ger OF 4 cave in.
Bridge street Paving.
PnrcrtlN SinnN .I 1hnp,1G nnfi'ihnt1
council for the right to p'ac" Il five
foot Sidewalk In Bridge street. adjoim-
ing their property on the north side ana
TO pave tho street. \ similar petition
was read from property "wn"rs ON tu"
South side Of the street. Council grant
cd The property owners the right q"
pave tn" street from West Market -
Main street and 10 lay a sidewalk four
fee, wide.
city Manager Dowlcr said when the
street Is paved and Sidewalks lIll.
thcr" would he a clearance Of - feet IN
the alley for vehicle travel. Council
man Harry g. Cunningham called at,cm-
ton to the fact that tho traffic ord
nance closed Bridge street to vehicles.
City Manager Dowlcr stated that wh"u
the improvements were completed Ne
would ask that the ordinance be amend
ed 10 allow onc-way traffic on this
street.
Traction Company Paving.
Mayor Thomas T.. Thoner asked Coun,
Gilman Harry S. Cunningham il there
WAS any necessity OF continuing the
traction company paving committee. H..
asked that the committee be discharged.
Elm Grove bonds
a communication from city Manager
Dow!er was read. stating that 50 OF the
IS missing bonds Of the Elm Grove
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-27
RIVER TELEaRAAn
stationary;

Pittsburgh--6.7 feet. stationary;
cloudy.
OIL Cfty-3 inches below: clear.
Morcantown-I.1 feet. falling: clear.
Warren: 40 foot below: clear.
rarkcrsburE: 1895 feet, falling; clear.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-27

The French Eor"Inmert Is Advcrt'S-
:nr monkeys TO use IN !ar!S iapor-
atnrics.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-27
Euchre Party.

Tho Wor,en'S Bc1ed association,
Wheeling Review No. -. will hold a
Grad and domino party this evening AZ
the old Masonic tempt" building. 1907
Market street. Prizes wiil be rewarded
those makinS ,hN highest scores. In
stead -; the usual Wednesday evening
meeting. there will IL a special session
os n" lodge At l:G9 o'clock this after
noon.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-27
Style Show

Much local interest il being evidenced
IN regard 10 the novel style Sho" u1-
der the auspices Of the Business and
Professional Womcn's club which wil.
be held a, the Rex Theatre. Monday
Marines beginning at tw" O'Clock. and
Monday and Tuesday evenings az seven
O'Clock. Tickets for this Interesting al
fair may 10 purchased from any mem
Der Of the club or at Davis. Burkham y
Tyler.
The local business concerns taking
part In tn" style Show arc. Stone "
Thomas. GeorG" NJ. Shook. !. $. Good.
George II. Taylor. George f.. StIfel.
Mary Alexander. Betty Lee Shop. Anna
Gardner. L~Inghans. Max Cronc. '. j.
Ncuhardt. e. y. tlauch"r. W. !. Luk"ns
Anna SCha!r"r. Rose copham Laus. The
Hub. George T. Johns, Whites.
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Miss Campbell at Bethany.

Miss Ea,hcrin" g. Campbell Of Den
Yer. col. i visiting her aunt. Mrs.
Jessie e. HUI at Point Breeze. Bethany.
Miss Campbell IS the daughter 0s Mr..
4 G. Campbell or Denver and Il grand
laughter OF the late Archiha' W.
campbell. former editor and .Jprictor
or The TAtciigPncer.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-27
RadabauEh-FHedrtch.

Tuesday mUrn.ug occurred the mar
riace o. Mss Winnie Radab2ugh,
daughter NJ Mrs Walker Hunter of
Bridgeport. Oh.o. and Mr.. Herbert l..
Friedrich Of North Market street. Beau
,!cul In It's simplicity. tho ceremony VAS
quietly performed by Rev. S. X. Strauss
ut the parsonage " the Iion Lutheran
church. There were no attendants.
Immediately following the
the bride and groom departed on a
wcddlnG journey hat will include Cleve-
land and other lake cities. Upon their
return they viii be at home In Il newly
furnished apartment on South Front
street.
Tuesday bride is a charming young
l.dv whose many friends shower her
with best wishes for her happiness.
TIN" groom * ii popular young man and
Is employed in the drafting department
Of t'ir Wheeling Mold and Foundry
rplnpIuG.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-27
schafer school VIII Open

Mrs. Alma Wilson Schar"r's school OF
Dancing viii open Saturday. September
thIrtle,h. 4, In" windsor Hotel. II was
necessary FOR Mrs. SchaCcr I" take ad-
ditional spac" at tn" hotel. since the adj
vance registration this season exceeds
that Of any previous year.
Mrs. Schater has he.n in New York
for the pas, month. dur,ag which time.
che has been gathering fresh and attrac-
tive work for her students and will lit
troduce ONE new and beautiful meth
DDS.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-27
Annual FAN Picnic

Tho Young Ladies' Bible class. OF tho
Firs, Presbyterian church Of Martins
Ferry. viii hold IT'S annual fall picnic
az the home of Miss Mary Hackett. '3i
Broadway street. Friday evening. Sep
TENDER twcnty-ninth. supper will Dc
served at SIX O'clock and all attending
are requested TO bring L plate. fork.
Gun and spoon.
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CAmo Party.

To-day. Ms. Fred Ar3enzcllcr will
entertain a number 90 her friends a.
the camp oc Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Acres
on Eig Wheeling creck. The afternoon
will 10 pleasantly spent In various
plcaSan: diversions. At he close o.
which q delicious cAmphr" supper will
be served. The evening will be spent IN
dancing. The camp possessing an excel
lent anor for tina; purpose. Those who
will enjoy the affair are:
MesSrS. and MeSda mes
George Hunt W. II. Marshall
John Nf;nkereyer J. r. StoCkler
William Acres A.. Hartong
l.. Z. lannon George r. Wilson
Willis Marshall
Mrs. Charles LchuEh Mr.. Arthur Acres
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-27

Medium Brown Hair looks hest or all
after a Golden Clint ShampoC.-AdN
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Party for Rride-Elect.

Comaltmcu;ary 10 Miss Madc''n"
rhNney. VIII" will be 4 bride ~ cary
October. Mrs. J. y. Murphy. or mr.
,.crth street. will entertain with 4
h-idg. PARTY, Thursday evening. AZ her
home IN Fast Wh""l'rc. \ t"n'ptius
luncheon will lie served 1T a S~"aS"nab!"
hour, at which charming appointments
will T., evident. This will he another q:
the deiishrtul pr.-nuptial c"NrbcSicS
that have been given for Miss thancy.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-27
All Day Sewing Postponed.

The an day sewing OF The Fourth
Stree, Kings Daughters tina was sched-
u,cL 70 be held Thursday. September IS.
a, The home ~ Mrs. William Brunhaus.
Pleasant Valley. has been postponed.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-27

teacher "f Dramatic AT will h" aSSo"i-
nrsd with Mrs. Schatcr. Miss sara
.larkSor IS tho popular assistant and
rl,.S secretary. whil" Miss Virginia
Hoffman. a splendid young dancer -
second assistant. Mrs. L"ui~ Arm
hrech,. "a itauo graduate. AMI former
accompanied Of the SChtt"r school VIII
again accompany the Saturday classes,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-27
Br1dRe-Lunchson

In honor OF Mrs. 4. J. Best. OF Pitts
burgh. IA. Mrs. George We!mer VIII
entertain with q bridge-luncheon at her
home IN Glenwood today. Luncheon will
DC served ut O'Clock. after watch a
~pleasan, afternoon OF bridge will be en-
!cycd.
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who IS visiting Mrs. S. r. Tyler OF War
wood. will be honor guest AZ 4 bridge
luncheon given by Mrs. Tyler Thursday.
\ delightful luncheon viii be served at
1880. after which bridge will be enjoyed
by the guests. Present VIII be:
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-07-05
SANTA ~ BUu.D, HOME FpIt.
MiN NJ SAN BERN AIt1Dls(.

SAN FIlANCIScO July g.
sheriff ElHs Jones or sacramento
.nunty Hu whlof tho large Rpaa-
s.ll. shops of fhr southern parifir
limos Hrs located was 20 rendef .
decision today or the rcquestf fef
.H..Hg railway -roumen TO deiIa-
..r union men ;0 guard rhilroau
property there
a mmitfe, wHs appointed Ias,
H.rI Ny th" ztrlkur shopmcn ~
5000 Hn the sheriff today and "a
UN.r .u h.m thar union mon fearoil
efforts would bo made 90 disconnt
.rtf'm'uts Of union heads that ~
violence would bo tolerated -
40 San EsrnprdIuu. Cahf. n al
VISION point ON ths santa Fesey's b
..W WorkmDu were busy totiAy
.Hnrtructiug uuart,rs 20 house SOL
mon who are he.ng sought to re
HHrg tho striking shopmen. AZ
".I blacksmith shop is hoing ,or
t"rtUl into a dining hail and IN,
Company BE- 'dlgEinE in' "a a voti
'N. necessity fur work men passirg
t'"utinuci On page tvol
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-07-05
Joplin Man to
Head New Mineral
Department of u. S.

WASHlNGTON. July An
ppinim"nt 81 James 4 stadcr ar
Joplin so a. head 90 the nsRiY
created mineral section nf mo com
uerrr department Wna announced
today hy Secretary Hoover Th"
activities of the npw section viii
compriso the promotion Of foreign
trade iu an minerals except oil.
coal iron and metals entering into
the manufacture % steel
The fuel division of tho depart
meni has been divided into two
generate divisions. coal under y v
WadleiEh. New York, and oil under
Henry q. Morris. Washington
u e.
The division vas made Secretary
Hoover explained to permit of
better service 10 the OIL and coal
industries
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-07-05

ui "a rapid rate Member. OF "a
Drafis declared thrl had krpf diit
every WHn who was uut n anda1
An1 had added few here afri
'N,i' Zoo ihr RANKS Of the atriker.
Employer and union fsaacrs
expected tn uc able to FIGURE to-
dt1 .H wHnt extent ths strike call
H'H been answered and hos tue
ahurs ~ Tho eleven reads lu the
metropolitan district have hesf,. Al. t.
i'''ed' David MulnmH spoEesuan
Tor TOE conduct outnrfIefap
olnImod tts esflmitr uf is .uaB ii,
on1 would hs verified Rsli
'lurir however Topped srsen,i
ihHuaAud from their prewous ~
HllfH 20 if,n0n men striking
Th' lonnsvNauia rsllt oad wb0h
heH recently been said 10 nres
nr'n hard hit ON the LONG Islansl
ditision. issued "a statement "a
oiafinE that she situation hAs
ncrn mot successfully. and fhers
viii be no trouble
The ruprrinfrndsut of raaffta
power % fhe Central Railroad of
View Jersey reported after fae
siHr uf The work today that tak3l
~ ua Eixabethpurt ahonfusa.
whore the waikout war cnnaifnrnd
une Of the most serious In ihE
district returuud 20 Their jobs tfiia
morning f's
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-07-05
William B. Owen
Nominated for
\ President of N.E.A.

BOSTON July William u
pwen OF Chicago was today nom
hated Tor president of the National
F2ducniiun association by IN. vIm-
hittee on nominations. The action
q subject 60 ratification by tho
representative assembly Friday
Nr owen h. president of the chi
ago Normal college
ttah was declared winner of "a
lanner given for the largest mem
berHhip In the national asuuoiattnn
IN proportion to population
l Wyomlrs received banner Tor
he largest percentage enrolled in
The state
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-07-05
Bust of Louis XIV.
Stolen From Museum

VERSAILLES. France. JuIy o.
The theft oI bronze bust of
Louis XIV. from tho Versailles
palace museum was discovered to-
day
Tho bust whirh dates from the
sey'utH"utf ceniu5. wt- placed iu
Louis XIV bedroom Boo th" p1iuu'
iy Louis Philippe ana h1s grcnt
artistic value.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-07-05

none. MaN velocity of wind
Milcs pot hour i2. Prevailing
direction. South. Character OF
the day Partly Cloudy
state Weather
Nrw Mexico "a 'ns.ttied to-
night and Thursday. probably
loCsl showers iu north portion,
warmer In south and extreme
east portions tonight. ronirr ip
northeast portion Thuradly
Arizona --Generaily fair to-
night and Thursday. liftic
change In temperature.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-07-05
STRIKERS SEIZE SHOPS, DRIVE OUT NON-UNION men
+ Founder of Hobo
College" Marries
$500, ,000Eleiress

CHICAGO. July -Miachol
~ Walsh. founder uf the hobo
college WIS married ltst night
Z" Nr- Martha Levy of Knox
Ni'l' Tenn. whose fortune H.
r"putod to ho $500. COO.
They plan tp open Hu DduCs
unnal ana recreation center tUr
tho muluyod ou West Madl-
son street nvNt November 1u
this venture they will b. H4-
sisted hy Mary Garden and j
ogden Armour Mr Walsh nlu.
Mr. and Mrs walsh mot
fc.trul years ago while hr W.
Uu H fhutHuuuu circuit de-
calming uu the sorry plight OF
down and uutar.'
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-07-05
COUNTY PAYS
$4,000 FOR
THAT GRAVEL
Sinms Holly Opposes
Settlement With
Tietzel

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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-07-05
MLnnIRA Ole nnNM

I TRINIDAD. Colo, July o --
Tommy Comiskey % Denver and
frank Herrera ~ Trinidad battled
g rounds 10 draw at the Amer
ran Legion stadium here yester-
nay afternoon. The bout was even
~ balanced. Herrera being tho
aEgrcssor In most OF tn. rounds
Thr referees decision was salts
factory.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-07-05
NATIONAL PARK
FOR NEW MEXICO
IS APPROVED
) enate Committee
Passes on Mescalero
Reservation Project

WNsHlNsT'N. July o. Th"
M'solloro National pnrt Dil wa
f,yornbly reported uy the senate
committee ON Indian affair today
Tho h.lI would create national
park in Sew MrsIru. which would
iu. 'ui, tn, Ne, Hlsu Apache ~.
diam rs-'rHriiuu and adjacent land
necessary
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-07-05
~HOPMEN co oUT
Al t.IaDsE. AHfI

GLOBE Ariz july Ono
hundred ana twenty five men
.U.laug thr entire shop crafts
f"r.. 1f the Arizona Eastern Raj
r"H. shops here alI of whom mad
r..I fo heed tho nation wirt.
... order saturday lRid down
f..r tools today and walked out.