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HOLDS AIRPLANES HAVE NOT =.
MADE BATTLESEIIPS OBSOLETE

warfare has its advocates who have
predicted that the battleship was
doomed" declares Commander Cleary.
First, the small torpedo boat was
to render the battleship obsolete:
next the fast destroyer, then the SUBJ
marine and now the airplane-each
new challenge to the supremacy of
the capital ship has been met by the
development Of the defense and by
adopting and adapting the challenger
as an efficient auxiliary. to the capi-
tai ship, and the Navy is dealing with
the airplane in the same manner rs
1t has successfully dealt with the tor
pedo boat. the destroyer and the sub
MARINE"
The problem Of avoiding bombing
plane by maneuvering or Of hitting a
bombing plane IL much simpler than
avoiding or hitting plane not bombing,
for the reason that the bombing plane
must steady on q course heading almost
directly toward the target for an appre-
ciabfe period.
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Building Up a Great Air Fleet
Purpose of Bill Passed by Senate

and one-half hours; Paris-Brussels,
two hours, and Paris-Strassburg-
Prague, seven hours. @
The French are looking forward to
much greater feats, however. Dur
ing the debate on the senate bill at
tention was called to a Paris-Buenos
Aires line, the trip to be made IN three
days and at the approximate cost OF
ocean travel between those points
There is talk, too, of an airplane that
travelling at an altitude of 1900
meters, would circle the globe in
twenty-four hours, reaching a speed
of some 500 meters per second-faster
than that Of projectile from great
gun. I
1t must not be supposed, however
that nothing is being done in the
United States in the way of CONNER
cial aviation. In the first place the
air service of the Post Office Depart
ment has been conducted for several
years with great efficiency and skill
The Air Transportation Company, a
commercial venture, with fifteen hy-
dro-aeroplanes, is credited with hav.
ing carried last year 6,S14 passengers
and $4,000 pounds of mail and freight
without a mishap. 1t operated over
the following routes: Key West-Ha-
yana, Florida Bahama Islands, New
York-Atlantic City-New g, England
ports, New York sightseeing, New
York-Albany, Great Lakes region and
Mississippi valley.
It has been estimated conservative
ly that 1900 aircraft are engaged in
commercial flying in the United
States today. In the first six months
of 1921 there were forty serious flying
accidents, exclusive OF any to govern
menc machines. In these accidents
fourteen persons were killed and
fifty-two injured. Seventeen of these
accidents were attributable to the
pilot, who was guilty Of incompe-
tence, bad judgment or carelessness.
Evening star., 1922-02-19

Ten of the accidents were attributed
to inadequate landing facilities.
What is proposed in the Senate bill,
now waiting action by the House, is
the establishment Of bureau Of civil
aeronautics In the Department OF
Commerce. This bureau will have
many duties. but among the most i'm
portant will be to inspect and license
all aircraft used in Interstate and
foreign commerce" and to examine
and license all pilots who fly aircraft
in interstate commerce. Further, the
bureau will register and inspect all
civil landing fields or air stations used
in interstate commerce. -..
The bureau will be required also to
establish aerial ~traflc regulations
establish the right Of way in the air
etc. It will investigate and recon-
mend air routes. encourage the estab.
lishment Of many landing fields. make
recommendations to the weather bu-
reau as to tho necessary weather and
meteorological service and to gather
and disseminate all kinds Of informa.
tion regarding aviation.
+ Akx -
One Of the main reasons for the de-
velopment Of civil aviation IN the
United States is. national defense.
When Maj. Gen. Mason NJ. Patrick
chief Of the air service Of the United
States Army, appeared before the
Senate commerce committee and ad-
vocated the passage Of the Proposed
Legislation he laid particular stress
on this point. He. said that 1t was
the belief. Of the War Department
that the development Of civilian avia-
tion will mot only be benefit to the
people. but that 1t will provide re-
serve Of planes and a reservoir OF
trained flyers who can be called into
the service Of the country in case OF
war. Also it win build up factories
for turning out civil aircraft, which
can turn out military planes In time
Of war.
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ny G. GOULD LINCOLN.

BY G. GOULD LINCOLN.
p NCLE SAM is preparing to
take efficient steps to en-
courage and regulate travel
~ in the air. He is keeping
both feet on the ground" too, In TAX
ing these steps, as can readily be seen
from an examination Of the civil
aviation bill passed last week by the
Senate.
Tho possibilities of the development
of air travel and the industries which
60 with it in this country are very
great. But the essential thing, be-
fore such development can material
ize, is to convince the public that fly
ing is safe; that it is carried on in
aircraft that are stanch and capable
of flying, and in aircraft under the
operation Of pilots that know their
business.
In brief, the Senate bill is intended
to give the public just such assur-
ance. Persons desiring to travel over
the air route or to ship goods via
that route will be reasonably sure of
afriving or OF having their goods
arrive safely at their destination.
With this assurance, it is expected all
the capital necessary for "a tremen-
dous development OF the flying indus
try will be forthcoming.
Except in the states of California.
Kansas, Connecticut, Massachusetts,
and one or two others. there is no law
today which says that the pilot Of an
airplane must be licensed. after an
examination, to show that he really
knows how to operate aircraft Nor
is there any law that provides for an
inspection Of the aircraft to show
that they are properly constructed
and in condition to make a flight
Any Tom. Dick or Harry. therefore,
in the great majority Of states, may
offer himself as pilot and his ma
chine as vehicle for passenger traf-
flc. Yet there is not state In the
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RAILROAD PROBLEMS :
AGAIN TO THE FORE
Conclusion About Reached That They
Had Better Be Left to Work Out :.
Their Own Salvation. =
BY WILL r. KENNEDY.

w Y HATS to be done about the
n railroads? Again this Ques-
tion is being stirred up.
The eofa opd cana
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The bonus situation is still full of
political dynamite. it is said by poll
ticians in both parties in the House.
1t is held by some of them that the
heaviest charge Of T. N. T.. however.
rests in the apparently increasing
volume of sentiment in the country at
large opposed to any action upon the
bonus at this session. .. -
Evening star., 1922-02-19

OF his early education he says, in
a letter just received by the writer:
Like every one in my country who
belongs to the better situated CLASSES,
I have learned in my school days be-
sides my own language also English.
French and German and later, of
course, Latin and Greek. The class
Evening star., 1922-02-19

ARDLY had Secretary Hughes
- got his sea legs on. in his
jaunt to the still-vexed Ber-
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OPPORTUNITIES

W have been very careful .n setting oui
our advertising copy thst We would not
oyerstate mo facts in regard 10 the Vaughn
~ Fisld Since our return from the
field We .1 say with certainty that 90
will have isn wells drilling before May
the fire. We have besides this an
screage deal just contaminated. % THlR,
FY Five THOUSAND ACRES. 10 tho
largest company 10 tho Werid. A CON
PANY APPROXIMATELY FIVE T1NEs
LARGER THAN rHE STANDARD UtL
This cotspany to dri on every section
% HE 'aHi The Eroiosist represent
in this company states that this Ia IN
'pslinedly tho largest uudevcioped OF,
field IN .he Emitted States today. ami
sisty day ,houid see Us With thirty wells
drilling Personally Ne know Of two
Retatics. ,lrH two standard rigs coming
from Nssia Fieid uuits in Mesa Leon
advancing 900 she time Thirty days
from nov uH' hs selling At 500 or better
Acreage advancing rapidly SOME raoiee
acreage close inH that can Dee bed 40 uriccs
that vii multiply many times iu the
near futuu see us tgdat boz regard 90
aetslgr or units In M.sa leon. NOW
s8ap. alI advance AGAIN soon Your
one ts opportunity Play 10 ioday
S,r D. O. Powell Combs Hotel AIbuquer
qss Heme Onirr East Vaughn
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Supper Table
Gossip

\ corporaic communion for
members uf the Woman audi
larry and the Parish Guild VIII he
held az 81 Johns cathedral at 10
O'Clock tomorrow morning. An
address Will be delivered BY kev.
William Warrington on the sub
ject, The United Thank Offering,
Not a CoilectiNn. But an Offerlne
q Devotion"
The Momen's Missionary society
OF ~. paul's English Lutheran
church will meet IN the church
pa,loss ihurHd"y afternoon at
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People You
Know

Radiator Repairing. ouickel Auto Co.
To-" Baldwin. OF socorrn. s ln
tho city on business
A. NJ Howe. assistant editor ~
Earth, from Amarillo. Tex is Den
Albuquerque.
%licujnmin b. punkey. former
liUu- cnant governor. 81 Santa Fo.
N iu Albuquerque.
! ? Jar Of Topeka bead
81 the Santa Fc railroads uuh.
lcity department aud editor of
"Thr Earth. tho railroads month.
ly Development magazine iI "a rIa.
itor ia Albuquerque TO-DAY with
a ~ Hove. 81 the railroad .
Amarillo staff Mr. darrell be- re-.
turning from e trlp Co California.
GOV N c Mechom ana state
Game Warden T. a. Gable who
attend the Game Protection ASSOC
citation dinner. drove 60 Lus f-unhs
this afternoon They expect 90 60
20 santa lie tonight
T. NJ Cook. president Of the
MortszuWu HnptiFf college az las
Vegas was a visitor lu AlhuIuor-
que yesterday accompanied by
former Lieut. Gov a. p pnnkcy
who ls re- member OF the board 81
d%ircctors Of the institution which
recently took owe tina MontczumH
hutcl and resort huiidings in Hot
eurtuEf canyon rear las Vegas
Mr. Cook stated last uinht thn
hc hoped to hnye everything iu
rradinrs fOr tho opening 90 au
department. of tho institution h,
the firs of september
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Belen Man Injured
In Wreck Yesterday
Doing Well Today

Henry Abel railroad engineer on
the santa De, who was Injured iu
the collision which occurred on
the Bolen cutoff NJ FIlipe yester-
day. and wa- brought tr m, ~ il,
20 hospital here, IL reported today
a. doing well Investigation
showed that hir injuries consisted
ct % u in the head and bed
"'u-"s. but are not OF "a serious
nature.
Nord haa been received from
Belcn that a. o Keith. conductor
on the local train which coiltded
with the helper engine pllutcd DIV
Abel although injured. ls atIll on
duty Keith was ln the cHyou=o
% tho local freight train when the
collision occurred. and wa thrown
against "a hot stove. receiving bad
burns on his hands and face.
Aft~r the accident. Keith too
charge Of The special train which
brought Abel O. Albuquerque yes
terday. and continued Ou iuty
making his W. 90 Gallup ~ turn
over his rospouFlhluties .u fh, uro-
per manner Hr ls expected back
ut his home To- Belcu tuis
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FOR sAtE-tn Las Vegas Pour small
houses Zoo good repair. Mrnifhed twf
modern. 90 under drained and we'll fenced
free 81 90 membranes cheap A real
iucuu property Address b. A Con.
don o. % bos 5sa Best Las Vegas \ "
Tho Ffuucrs getting double prices
FOR property don't need yoar
money 2 do Here IN to you.
choice OF ~ new houses Tor Si.5JJ
To- 1tS00 Al nicely Furnished.
Come investigate. uuici Room
Z. First National Bank Bldg.
"a Epaaon Why
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has given ~ notise 70 move.
81 business, F~suFFthinF iaurt
[photoEraphie equipmeut fur
.Ables, ehairs. stoves show
machine etc The barnum
Nest Central,
EGrnpe cuttings. niack Mel
flfe Verdeis. xinfAndel. Casaw.
|coTds Phone rs
PURITY BUTTER" frsah
mery daily. AlEmosA Cream
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o WITH BOARD

FihsT GAS taLis board. Rates By
day % ~.ek reasonable sit y Third.
FOR RkNT-h oon and board al rev
beds 5I2 south broadway, hu.
Andra newst Pheue 1911 ".
fURNAcEtiEArED dressing room. with
giasscd Ia sleeping porch suitahis for
married. couple Al f2o7 East Central ave,
RENERVAr- ONs may now he had 81
1T. JOHNS SANATOkfUM (Eplfeo-
pell. Rates fl7 so 10 e25. 90 psr
week. lnoiudes private room with
sleeping porch. conaasted 20 bath and
toilet, Medical care. medicines, general
anrsiug Excellent meals. tray service.
Ne extras Al fenms have steam heat.
hot and cold ruhning water. aev. "
~ ziesler superintendent
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ron ~RENT-Houses

FOR RENT-Nsw four room furnished
sataags In the Highlands Phone
92g A u. Miner Jt1h West Central.
FOR RkNT-ThreetooIs house. bath and
slssgnE porch 100 sqglh Hirh.
FOR hkNT-hira.shed i've room house
FOR NkNT-NsW 3foom cotiage, with
sleeping porch. nicely furnished +;
yplendld iltehen range 1901 n. second.
Rent .t17 90, water furaishrd. PhoRs
2o7s "
FOR HENr-Niceiy fnmlsheA h~unenlov
for hausskeepinEi consists Of living
-noin. kitrheueste. two sleeping porchrs.
not and cold running water, electric
mage 5000 per month. Phone De.
Asfphey, 49i.
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A. l.. McAllaster,
College Inn
Manager, Dies

arthur T. NcAllast,r died Al
hg7pital this mornlrs a. the
aHe - te y'afs
Mr McAlinster wa horn A, 49,
ford n A., ans GENE 10 Atbnanar
luc nhumi slx years aro ana ai ~.
ltne 81 his death he was ~. mar.
Hh'f or the College Inn. he b.
nl.it"n hy hlF wife. VINO was vf,t,
hlnl Mere ana two soma Nn,o..n
a'h fr"d % nfuokNne. Nass ars
nr,iher PRANK u Berihold. t,o;n
unc sister. Mrs. a 4. NrKa.
pr manchester n ~ Fnnerri wt,,
hnli tomorrow afternoon ~
" elect a. ffeuch's chanei Tae
Tor burial. N"'oae"
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FOR RENT-ofhce Rooms
FOR KENF-Rooms

FOR RtNT-Rodm 80 West Cope,
fuR RsNT- furuished ur uufnuulshsa
Ipoai bt5 south Stxth Pk-ns ziss q
ron RENr-Light housekeeping rooms
also ofnre room. i2iA West Central.
fOR RENT-rwo iarnishcd rooms Tor
light Housekeeping 1877 Vast Contra.
FUR RENr-Light pleasant roosn optn.
tng 90 hath connecting s,espinF porch
zQt " Ediih Phone iata "
FOR RkNT-seresned porchcs. house
ksnpflg npartmrnta and rooms AIS .
south NTenul Sfuuf.
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MngrNH MNRkI1s

NEW YORK March s-rarcirn
bar silver. 63i4c
and nearby. rs Inter. iaW f3h
Tin steady spot and futures.
$1,000.
Iron. steady. prices unchanged
Lead. steady spot. s470W4s0.
Zinc. quiet. East 81 Louis de-
livery spot. yf-GbW4.70.
AutlmOuN. SPOT Gl9h.
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plalntin in thu pFemisas herein De-
srrihed DEFENDANT
Won aud each - you M above named
H~HirnatHtt arr hereby notified that fhr
Shove Haiurd plaintiff corporation haa d..
uh tfiion .eatu.i you and each " ypu.
'he object therruf benz 70 quiet ttis n
.hf plalntN lu aud 30 clftain rrai raiatt
utaate end Iurrtcd In acruaillu Count,
Neu hrEtca. described a. follows ~.
Wit;
Lots as and "a In Block no 6 " The
uniNersitN Heights an addition 20 ;hs
city ~ Albuquerque ACa Mexico. a.
samo are thuan aud dcsiEna'ed 90 Inv
map 81 said addition flied In ihs office
81 The Probate Cisft and Erpfneio r.,
eordgr u hgrnalilig luunty. NeN Mexico.
on the IN day ~ February 1915.
Nou are further mortified that the said
action b. for the purpose u esffhliFhiug
Plaintiffs estate in the fo-eruing d.
asrihsd premises AEalnst aay claim which
ne interest u 10 pisistiH 10 DC p,.,s
is.s aud fhat Plaintiff praya that aaah
n you shall be- forever esfoUred Add
hrrrrd from having any riaia. Ttehi III
fe OF inferred boz and % tho said real
fsiate adverse 90 plaintiff and thai plain
-sst
The uame ~ plaintiffs attorney b.
hInu|n Chavez WNuHD adafOss s .laI
WhiimE BLDG Aihuqaergus Nov Mexico.
tnlrss iua cater your Appearance ur
rtrsr seine o. hv eutfrd nn or before ths
sneh day o. April iera indsmni VIII
bee wHdsred against ynu By drfsnli and
ne decree prayed for In thu compiaini
aiN Do granted
Dated hi. ~ dav ~ March ia12
FRED cRoiLorl
HARRY r LKF
lsfNL) Drpniy
Mar tst5 %
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MARKETS
New York Stocks

NEW York March = Mofe
encouraging lndusrini conditions
In the Steel and iron trade and
liberal offering o. call mouey at
easy rates favored the long ace
counts Ia today stock market
Sales approNimntci $50 900 shuryr
The closing wis Irregular.
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-fxeepiIonaI harraias 10
oArf; sud 9onoi Also
Hshts slightly used Prices
lshle. Mcintosh Auto Co,
Ituef Ave
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"HeiFhutis' IL tho best ailmeni you can
have Consult ns for its cure. You vii
never BE- sorTy You owe IL 10 yourself
and family 70 set a lot aud provide .
nice home
$1,000 a month viii secure the lot.
The general office r. ~ Second and Gold
avenue.
Phone GiO or 500.
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Purv whole milL with all tbs
|iVarrd 10 yea ~ II comes from
hick's Dairy, phone $50
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Miscellaneous

~mili and timber contract on
for sale. trade. lease or lei
=. y Braaten. Phane 6siW
Third Alhuuu.foua. \ N
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Coal supply TO. Phones 4 and 5.
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POULTRY N EGGs


HtFr URpfNuTuN and n g 4 Rel
tsgs also baby chicks. Phone gan Rs.
FANCl single cont white Etshifn csFs.
giOU PEI fifteen. prepaid. shmial.
o YIN stanley New Aeslsu
ruK -ALs- The : O. Nhut l.shnru
tahy chicks. $1,000 per TOO. Ncnty's
iantA phone i7ap " nos 1t2
FOR sALE-Hlaek Minorea eggs. 81 IS
Fhuur 2Aus il.
hatcllng also Buff cockerri winner
u first aud special pritcs In Albuquerque
fuultry show Phone l4lOW
Tor ~A.E- q aud : G Rhode H.
land hatching eggs rs srgs for Zoe
Fertility guaranteed. II W. Neaterfold
and Son. phone 789 W, or g4IOJ4
GaADiNG STRAINS White O~rpingtons,
= & Rhode leland Reds. egss Tot
hatrhirg Write for prices Kimmef
htn,h 20, San Acacia. Ncw Mexico.
TWENIl-NIsk years on tee s.m- o.
anch. : G White Leshorn chieks.
go w per hgnarcd Twenty five yean'
experience With incubation Iott Poul
VI raEh n. o Boz l1f, Phone iftss.
RED POULTRY NARDS- Elus fIhoon
winners, eggs tor Matching from IA
teen grand psHs best winter layer
: O. " y Rsda IS for 81 so. -. W.
So bainsd ltecls. i5 for o.. -. e.
Dolly 60 fine hraealns .coekergis ish
MOUNTAIN VIEW : { Il / REDS
hahy chl,ls ava hatching eges Pens
headed hy ~ Paso. Albuquerque and Den.
yer uufs wfuurfs a. T. HAY 2a0 North
Hirh rhnNe $40 D
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CHICAGO, March N-New sct-
backs IN the pric. OF wheat roe
suited carly TODAY from fresh do
Ditn's Q n quotations ut Liverpool
Announcement that ~ order from
Greece Tor $500 600 bushels oi
Canadian wheat had been filled
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R AND

RIG OpkNfSO farm aud 4toek iands In
tfguiiial Chama Naii,y this spiiRs.
Write X Heron. yhama \ "
A coon 0-acte fruit and poultry
rnnch for sale o. trade Tor city prop
erty fneledsa . 0-foo vel cstAenied
10 the water line. then q galvanized iron
perforated casing Has a capacity 81
o gallons pes mluutei water elevator
and q 10 Horsepower Fairbanks Morse en-
zine al Ia good shape. Hersu. COW, and
- chickens Alao . 2 rpoln cetiags.
poultry houses and yards. shfneient 10
Phone 2aa0Re
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MONEY TO LOAN

MONEY to loan on watches. diamonds
.lrs Goitlieh's los n first 81
,IAflDEN1iAL LOANS. 90 i~eWelry. diA
mIHds, watches. Liberty tunds. pis
ru. ~hufomohiies LnNest rates Roth
mhHt III South First Bonded 10 the
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trees from tho
|ue Nurseries Oct cat
2i6. Aibuquerdue, N. NJ.
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LOST
WANTED

We pay good prices ior fire.
arms such aa rifles. shot-SIns.
pistols Must be- In Al condi-
tion.
ei8 SOUTH FIRST ST
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NEW YORK. March Spot
cotton, steady; mIdduug $3.50
Cotton fufurss closed tetdv
March SIslG July N1 CO. Oc-
toher StGS5 December $500.
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FOR SALE

". 500 room. new, white stueco hungn.
low nak floors, built Ia features. rom
pieieiy uruishSd. including player pi|
ano garage ith ward WIZ cell IN.
furnished 10 desired Easy terms.
% 90 room brick. modern. good iuea
tlon. close in ard ward garage lawn.
rsWont walls.
IS. 5Oo-5-roem pressed brick bungalsw
moheru, vol built garare; " Silver
Ave.
s3.S5G-4-room white stucco bum
Ralow. oak floors. built-in fea-
;urcs. garage: fourth ward.
A. FLElSCHER, Realtor
Loans. Fite Insurance. Automobile In.
surbnro sud III other lines o. Insurance
Surety Bonds.
Phone GA III South Fourth ST.
FOR RENT
Houses. furnished; Fourth ward.
close In; one 3-room aud sleeping
porch. SAh one S-room. $50 Wa q
ter hin paid by owEcr.
REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE.
500 West Copper.
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SOME GOOD BUYSf

Pill SAY so Come in aud meet Mrssrs.
, y GIL Dtas Namur and D . shel.
iey. our .,irsm. Who znl b, Fiad 80
shog -
sUlIL.EY REALTY GO.
Phone 717 W. ms s Second Sc.
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fUN kKNr-strirIy high class ROOM
nofu east AMI south eNpqnhfe suath
rrsidsruAl District gsutlemnn preferred
rn sick. Call go.
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FOR RENT

XIV Gfdse snses us South
Fourth. opposite ~pos,offiee. Phone
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-08
FOR SALE-Automobiles

FUR sALE-K-s5 buick touring car
hrt cisas condition. baud Dillon
Co city
RADIATORS mHde ard repaired
sl.rtnsrs Radiator shep 2il n fpurth
CSED CARS. bought sold And traded
tprms u dstirei. Mclntash Auto Co
all Vi Copper Phone So2.
HARVEY AUTO SPRINGS Tor all ears
Euaraatcet J. horher 4 Co, Aha
guerqus y ~
SAW Monty on used parts and a.
ersscrtss. haitetifs and flrrt. Parts
Tor krp four. Ches raiet eco studehakcr.
Chalmers. Marvel and Overland eighty
Nrfntpsh Ante Co an " Copper
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ALE-Typewriters

LE-Typewriters
TTPEwRITEas-An kiads.
aaf eefaaa hand, bought.
sd repaired Albuquft
led Exchange. Ph0ae e03-J.
10 cents pound AZ
|ng licrald
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-08

FOR kEST-Three furnished rooms ana
sleeping porch neNiy papered aud
palnied fhrue lsua