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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-19
UNIVERSITY IS
ACCREDITED BY
n. {. ASSOCIATION
Flattering Report Is
Submitted on Stand
ards of Local lnstitu-
ton

Word was received today by or.
David = INN puHidcni of the
University. that the University OF
Sew Mexico has been accredited
By the council Of higher education
of fip North Central Association
of College and Preparatory SchoolH.
This iH the first college In New
Mexico to be- accredited. according
To- Or IAN
The recognition OF the associn-
tiul D. considered "a great honor
for % University ot the size Of the
one hcrr. While more than half
Of the hirh schools o. The state
Irrsc bevu accredited. attempts 20
have other colleges OF the state
recognized have failed
DR. tIlli stated today that he has
been working for two years TO
bring this about. Men we're sent
here during the winter by the as
sociaticu. and made "a thorough
examination and inspection OF thu
equipment standards. ana nnnn-
c.nl status of tho University
When they left thoy would not
commit Themselves. but the report
which they made. and which ae-
compauled the notification OF rec
ugnitlon wan very %nnttcrlng Dr.
nm stated today
The advantage of being accred-
itch hy the association lies IN the
fact that graduate ~ the Univcf-
sltv will have s hpttCr standing.
and that students wishing to trans-
fcf to other uuiNcrl tiles VIII hc
plaa 20 d. 80 without unneces-
my cNaminatlons
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-19
STEeS ARE TAKEN
By k|WiA|AAS TO
ADVERTISE U.N.M
Paper by Pearce Rodey
And Address By DIR.
Hill feature Meeting

The rnading Of AN historical pa
per hy roarrp Rodey on rhc L.
sal statis 81 the Pueblo Indians
and an address hy ur. David s
Hil. Ncsid,nt ot the university
OF New MeNioo on tho matter OF pd-
.ertisihc the University summer
school tormed tho chief business OF
the KtWanis luncheon ,hls noon.
Fonwiug the taik by Or. I'M.
. committee WINS uppninted hN tht
Sub 10 join committees from the
Ruinry" club and chamber oi
Commerce to raise funds tCr adj
vertisiW tie school
Or N Is. Nylder who was in.
iurcd When his auto was struck
tr a Santa lc locomotive south
OF town more than q week. ago, pui
IN his WRIT appearance today since
the acciduut The attendance
prize Qf s. given hy D. NJ Lyons
was whn by clifford Hayden.
JohRD LauEhlin gave fhc silent
boost u j. s. o.. coffee. Tho cot.
fee WaS in tin can which ear De
used A. children banks after thf
coffee D. used
CiVags from The Charles Held
COMPANY wCr, passed boo com
memoration Of tho day. which g.
the 1llh birthday u~iiuiNorsary col
Charles llfeh VI lns Nugas
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-19
Paternity Test
Discoverer Quits
Medical Association

SAN FitANCfScO, April H.
Dr. Albert Abrams, san Francisco
physician. credited with discover
lhe Il purported blood test 10 deter
mine paternity, announced TODAY
that he had resigned from tho
American Medical association ana
iho san Francisco Medical society
because Of whit ne termed the
opposition OF those organizations
70 hts research work.
The Immediate rcnsO for his
action whs described as az attack
M the journal 81 the American
Medical association on nr. Abrams
theory of the radio-activity Of dis
enFo II there IL any founda-
ton for ihe umrvcla that ur.
Abrams 80 p-icturcequeiy features,
The scientific world has rot found
4 out. the offending article
stated.
Df. Abrams retorted; The con
eeryntism OF the medical proies-
don Is 80 great that one Is prompt
cd TO recall what n compatrlot OF
ralleyrand said Of the latter i CON
scrvutiFm, that ~ Taileyrand wcrt
wcre present al the creation. be
would have exclaimed, Good sra.
ciousl Chaos win be de
Ths reason for my resignation
Il that u will permit me to work
untrammeied by the medical pro
fession.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-19
Shooting Case May
Go to Jury Today

The $1,000 damage suit brought
By ltsis 'nudclariu against Max
Gutirrre1 county commits ioner.
and DIS brother. Justo Gutierrez.
which hat been on trial before the
county petit jury since Monday.
will probably go 20 the jury this
evening.
a rumout Of attorneys In the
case Hf1riod intc this afternoon.
after 1ii testimony had been taken.
The riHr grew out OF "a shooting
fcfuuD Uorr cuba. y. NJ. in June.
1920 The Gutierrez brothers nrc
alleged Coo have Euot Cundvlariu IN
She Ghost ut this time.
According 20 the testimony, the
trouh'. grew out uf "a dispute over
scvO lI htuts az cattle which oc-
CrtrI ut the time of "a roundup.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-19
JAIL At GALLUP
OVERLOOKING, WILL
MOVE 10 PRISONERS

United Stntes District Attorney
Geosgr 4. craig has just returned
from Gallup whore he took steps
relieve the Gallup Jail congeH-
iiuu The Jail there has become
ov~rcrowdcl lately because Of the
number 90 men arrested on tho
charge OF lootlcgg ng. the arrests
following the arrival OF the mn
tionul guard troops.
The attorney said today that DE
has already flied ton iuformatious
against alleged ~bootloggcrH Tho
Iall lu The Carbon CITY however,
has many other prisoners besides
violators OF the prohibition laws
The attorney said that quiet
relgncd in the city ana mining dis
tricts ana that the miners who
were urI,vn from property Of tho
mine oueruturs have been sup
piled with tents by the troops.
The ten against whom informu-
lions have been filed are 10 be
taken TO Santa he tor "a hearing .u
the district court Don
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-19
Passenger Ships
Are Renamed for
Presidents of L. S.

WASHINGTON. Aprll 1g-Thc
shipping board announced today
tho completed li4t of passenger
aiiu. which have been renamed
for presidents ct tho United
State bon addition 10 the Lcviathnn.
which recently was renamed The
Pre- lenl Harding.
These Vessels. assigned to tho
TuitUl states limos in tho truns-At-
lnutlc service have been renamed
us follows:
Tho blue Hon state. President
Garfield; Centennial state. prosi-
dent Adams. Granite state. prs-i-
dem Polk. Ola North state. Pred
don't Van Buren, Panhandle State.
President Monroe. buCEcye State,
President Houfrvclt. uawkeyu
state. President Wilson: Lone star
state, President TAFT. Pcnirsular
state President Pierce. Princess
Mntoika. President Arthur
The vessels now In the trans
Pacific service are: Creole state.
Presidpui Hayes; Wolverine state.
President Harrison BAY state.
President Madison: Keystone sintc.
Precedent Mckinney. Pine Tree
STATE, President Grant: Silver
STATE, President Jackson. Wcnat-
cloc. President jefferson: Empire
state, President Cleveland: Golden
state. President Taylor Hoosior
state. President Lincoln.
The former German liner George
Washington and tho America re-
tain their respective names
There arc $1,000 GOO women and
girla n the United states.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-19
People You
Know
naalstor Rspalrlnr. qulekel Auls %

Radiator Repairing. ouieksl Auts %.
Ameliu Alexander. club work
o%rrnnizDr from the state college.
90 Zoo the city for q few days TO
uHeist Mrs. Muude poty. county
home demonstration agent.
Victor C~ulhtrsou. atorkmun OF
silver CITY. o. IN AlhuGuerpgs to-
day.
A. H. Compton. OF santa Fc. ia
stopping In tho city.
hr \ II Nort medical officer
fot ths United States Ncncrnu's
bureau. has returned from a CON
ference in tho d.7rlct office In
Denver
a C. Dart. OF the Veterans
bureau. who is making AN inspcc-
tiun trlp OF the distinct. was in
Albuquerque yesterday. lie left
last night for Denver
p G. Murlwell and g. I Hnryi-
son. OF tho Veterans bureau. are
In SocUrro on business
DR. o. A. trechot. OF Dallas.
Texas. has been added to the modi-
cal staff ~ the Veterans bureau
here.
President David : nm Of tho
University Will leave tomorrow fur
Los Angeles whore he Will address
the Pau-Amcrican conference 10 ha
held there On April 90. ON the
WAY he VIII TOP Off al Flagstaff.
iic Also intends ca attond the in
n"uguration of the ncw president
of the University uf southern Cali
fornia al Los Angeles. aud later Ga
address the san jose Normal
.tIooL ut SAN Jose, Cullf.
Former Governor o. A. larro-
colo is to leave tonight Tor Phoenix
10 Httond the convention next wcck
VI the National Good Roads ASSOC
| citation There are Co bc 400
/ delegate a. the convention.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-19
Z HELD CHARGED |
WITH STEALING
HOUSEHOLD GOOI

Monica Ma tlncz and hnJ
Navarro. who were arrested 81
tereny on the chnrRc of steal
household goods from acvsI
houses aud etoring the goods III
vacant housr on North 'rhlrteeI
street, pleaded guilty In the col
Of Judge W. W. Mcclellan III
morning and were held for /
jury under $1,000 bdI
each. Pcndins the furnishing
bond the two were placed In 1
county Jail
Martinez was arrested at MagJ
lena and two trunks. which he ID
In his possession. seized, Rrcordll
to the police. Navarro was arrel
ed here. Monicn told 7he offlri
Nnt he AMI Navarro were the n
\ no had been sccn n wing 4
trunks on North Fourteenth strt
by n taxi man several nights M
Hc denied thni any women va
with them as the taxi man had !
ported.
Martinez was brought to Alb
querquc last night by Dcpu
Sheriff Charles Banghnrt, r
stolen property Includes the mi
utcsi Of q ticles up to bed Fprln
and the supply " so large that
ncnrly blocks the main hallway
the city hall Officers gather
up other stolen articles this MOI
Ing which Monica admitted he h
stolen.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-19
DEMOCRATS PLAN
EARLY CAMPAIGN
: IN NEW MEXICO

Goorge Hunakcr democratic
state Chairman left horo yestcr
dag fdf q tour uf the southern
countiF In the state after a short
co%nforSnce with local democratic
londert
Mr. Hunaker is sounding out the
democrats Of the state on plans Tor
the QeminE campaign II De-
said TINT he plans an entirely now
sort ofsrampaign Tor the democrat
and tAnt he wants Co get Do undar
way Ely
Among tho new Ideas Of Mr.
HunaQr Is newspaper publicity
He hdpcs TO begin publicity iu DO.
nowaphpcr Of the state four months
heforoE~ clection and not flood tho
voters With p~ropsgandn 40 the clos.
oi the Campaign.
Mi 1lunasCr reports thu in tU.
COUNTIES he already had visited fhr
dsmocpts foei confidont OF
ming IN state.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-19
THE "MOTHER
OF MEDICINE"

Goddess vAs called the Mother of Med
ieiHo' In ancient kgypt eontuncs be-.
tore Christ vomen were skilled In medi.
zine Thcy hncw the great value Of
medicinal plsnts.
Hippocratc-. the "Father 81 Medicine
many centuries later knew less 81 the
merit Of vegetable drugs than did She
women Of ancient times
lydia y pinkham. nearly Nfty years
ago. gave 20 women her Vegetable Com.
pound uuN known everywhere a. LYDIA
4 Piukham's Vegetable Compound This
D. a womau's medicine Tor wumanfs AL
ments. prepared from medicinal plants.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-19
End of Fight
On Naval Budget
Is in Sight

WASHINGTON. April i9-Thc
end Of the long and bitter fight
over the 1898 naval budget was IN
sight today IN the hoEsc.
Barring nu unexpected flood OF
debate. leaders said tho measure
would como up Tor final passage
before adjournment tonight. 4
sopnrat. vote hy roll call VIII Boz
demanded on the amendment
adopted IN committee OF tho
whole Saturday increasing the -u-
listed personnel from "a. 900 20
SO. 600. and m supporters pre-
diotod q would win ~ a majority
OF 90.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-19
DEATHS

SANCHES-Thc funeral OF Alta
gracin Sanchcs. who died last Tues
day evening al her residence viii
be held tomorrow morning q, 2
u clock from the family residence.
Eurciui will be In Santa Barbara
cemetery. Crullott will have
charge.
EAEL Beatria Rnel so years
old. died yesterday morning -
her residence. She ~ survived by
n son. Rnmon Gutierrez. and
one daughter. Funeral arrange
meuta are stiii pending. Fred
Crollott ia In charge.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-19
Fire Which Started
On Manzano Forest
Is Under Control

Fire. which broke out on the
Gross Kelly company land lon-
lay night on the hianznno forest.
I- under control according 10 word
received by forestry officials this
morning from *. g. KnrtcIucr.
supervisor OF the Manzano forest.
who haf gone To- thu fire 90 trict.
The fire b. believed 10 have been
started nv lorscrs iusf west Of
fatigue and has burned over roo
acre 81 ground The NTH hands
aud Forestry men who were sent
out 10 fight the blaze were aided
by SHOWS which fell Monday.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-19
u. S. BY Treaty
Destroyed Navy,
Herrick Declares

WASHINGTON April f9-As-
sorting TINT the government, by
treaty. had wnntonly destroyed
the navy. Representative Hcrrlck.
republican. oklahoma, said In on
ovtonslon Of -cmurkH published to-
day IN the congressional record
that o. would De Il blessing loo dis
Eulse 10 some little third class na-
tiUn was Ga declare wur ~ us aui
lombard Fnnic of mr. coast cities.
Mr., Hcrrick said 10 WIS hmm
had amy navy az nll during tho 10
year naval holiday or until tho
~Infnurous trcuty cuu be abru-
gated.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-19
Habess Corpus Writ
Frees Tony Dogata

Wri1of habcaH corpus was grant
ed roqy bogntu boz the district
court Yesterday following the iii
ing u q petition hy him which
alleged that he was held in the
county inil illegally The hearing
~ thc. case has been Iot for noon
Friday
DogSfa alleges that ho was I'm
DriSoned whom no failed IN furnish
$500 hond. fixed IN tho Justice uf
peace Fourt ~ " W McCleuan.
Tie saAh thnt the charge against
him veF that he had dcfraudod
Tony AnrliHfor.o out OF $50
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-19
DIRE REHEARSAL On
men SCHOOL PLAY

The dress rehea sal Tor the
Senior play. to be given tomorrow
aud Friday niplsti NJ the High
school auditorium. viii be held to-
nirht The play. Tho Lion and
the Mouse. enjoyed great pop
ulariiy when produced In New
We n few years ago. and Mr.
Burton ~ training the cast OF this
production To- the point OF profess
stunal perfection.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-19
Man and His Wife
Accused of Murder
OF Deputy Sheriff

SALT LAKE CITY. Aprll 10
George II. Gardner and his VIII.
Martin Gardner. were charged
Jointly with first degree murder
today IN connection with tnc
fhOotlng TO death Of Deputy sheriff
Gordon stuart and the fatal wound
inE ~ Joseph Irvine ut the Gard
uor ranch az Welby. Utah last sat
urday irviuo died OF wounds al
o. local hospital this morning
Deputy sheriff STUART and Irylur
were shot when they went 20 the
Gardner ranch 20 scrvo attachment
pHpers made a IN bohalf OF the
luftur.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-19
Says City Dump
Is Not Raj Den

Fred - Woin in charge ~ the
city dumping ground. isFued a
statement last night denyins that
The city dumping ground wna "a
rat dem as chnrgcd In "a potl-
ton 20 be presented TO the city
commission tonight The petition
was Initiated hy j. NJ, owen. The
latte said today that he Intended
To prove 10 the commissioner To-
night that his statement that the
place IN a rat der" is true.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-19
HRIDGIs ~ SCHEON
~ MRS. ~TIsINilI'S

M. " = TTlInUI0 0nIrrtHInOH
&C "a ] O'Clock bridge iuncneon
Yesterday at her home 6ti Wcst
silver avenue About thirty Eucfts
enjoyed the delicious two-coursc
squad luncheon. and six tables Of
bridge played during the after
noon Golden blossoms and many
uottrd plants made the looms "a
sprlugiime bower OF l%ovoliness.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-19
%pIRsONAL N0Tts

Miss Florence Adnma. secretary
Of the girls work at the Y. w.
e. \. and who has been very ~
for several weeks. u Convalcscing
nnd may have visitors.
Mis- Belle Sweet. Miss Aria Rad
Icy ana Mrs itadloy spent last
weekend NJ Petrified Forest ranch
near &C. tillos The "trip up was
made via Madrid. returning Hy way
ut Waldo. This furcat. known tu
few. rivals the famous forests of
Arizona. containing many potri-
fed logs Of great dimensions.
Miss Marian johnson and Mrs
J. r. McCollum lot on Monday
TO attend tho :. W. G. \. confer
once az Hot SPRINGS Arb, which
opou4 tomorrow
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-19

MUSIC NJ 1T. JOHNS
AN ATDHI VI

The beautiful cuutnfa. 'rrhc
Conquc inE King. which was so
pi.aHinEiy given at the First Chris-
tiuu church on Easter Sunday. was
repeated nt 81. Johns sanatorlum
last night. FOR the "Shut-ins'.
The Moman's choral club Of the
Womun's club. have planned an
cXCcilvut program Of churuscs and
Huios. which they will give al ~.
John sauatorium on Friday
night.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-19
Wife of Santa Fe
County Jailer
Accidentally Shot

SANTA FE Arm is-Mra. Al
eNandSf shoemaker wife 81 the
county juilcr amt daughter iu-Iaw
- ShFrin John Shoemaker. war
badly Wounded when an automatic
pistol fho ana her husband wcrc
eNnmiuug "a licr home last night
was asc'dentnllv discharged.
II wns reported she had only O
"fig Ting chance" Of recovery.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-19
ST. annNs nilHSR AND TEA

Tomorrow afternoon the 81
John'a Guild Will hold n bazaar
ami tna 90 the home ~ Mrs John
Milne. sos PARK VENUE There
will be- many articles Of fancy work
delicious goodies made by tn
members, and candies too tempt
Ing 10 pass hg. The home cooled
foods viii be sold hy Mrs.. g T.
Lowher and Mr.. a u. lleesor
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-19
0QO
TORTSIGHTIN Cf.IrB

Tine prepared program Of the
tFortnightly club n not given
last night M planned. hut the
meeting was turned ove 20 the
discussion OF business. 4 repor' %
the production committee was
heard as to plans for he omen
grin program. which will be given
about the middle of May At the
Presbyterian church II was de-
cidcd To have n banquet at the
installation % officers. which VIII
be II the next regular meeting.
MAY 9.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-19
Blizzard RACES
In Minnesota

ST PAUL. Mimi. Aurii ~
BLIZZARD conditions which covered
%virtuully the entire state with snow
prevailed In MinncHntn today. The
fall ranged from ono inch In tho
roIfhorn part Of rho stlfp 90 si.
Inches d n the northern part
Canada for tho first time is pro-
ducing hlotting pnpor.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-19

Tho Ideal % idgo club met yes
to-day afternoon with Mr.. Hurry
Hraun az hrr homo ON North Third
street instead of with Mrs Aapiu-
wall. ut had been announced The
regular membership 81 three tables
played The club Will meet with
Mr. AHpiuwall Tor the mex session,
NAV .
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-19
. S.

Mrs l. -, Hossicr, Mrs. A g.
Staros and Mrs 4. ~ Harley VIII
conduct the sal. Of the fancy
work. and Mrs. Edmund Ross and
Mru McClnnnhnn will bee the Ven
doris nf the sweets.
Mrs. Milne will be assisted by
Mira n. X. Edgar and Mrs. Iiar-
old gnier. The public ~ invited
20 attend.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-19
NnrEs ON TIiT,tnEliNrIoN

The second district Of the fed
Grafton 81 women clubs which
c%euvcucf here on Friday Will bring
mann well kncwn club womcu tn
Albuquerque a. PARTY will ar
rive from Las Cruces on Thurs
day evening coming overland
This aggregation will be composed
Of perhaps six or eight ladies from
Ioun Ana county.
Mrs. a. n Long. president 81
this district. will arsise from Gal
lup Thursday evening and viii he
the guest Of Mrs. George valiant
MrE =. ~ Parker. president 90
the STATE federation. viii arrive on
rhursdhy and viii he entertained
by Mru W. G.. Hcid during her
afay.
Mrs a. u Brown treasurer 81
tho second district. will be the
guest Of her sister. Mrs q. 7.
French, while here.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-19

stcfu~ for this column must
be in Dy noon on dny of pub
nration. Ma VIII greatly as-
sist the socicty editor by tcic-
piioniug her an account Of ANY
sutini function or personal
Items,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-19
Floods Sweeping
Mississippi Valley

NeHtiuued rom fncl' GnpD
phrtnient ana promptly transmitted
10 cd Robert 4. Brown. com
mannant uf the Fourth CORPS urru.
with n~cadqunrters an Omaha. Neh.
tnder~ general authority granted
corps ? area commander. col
Brown may issue government SUP
plies fpr the relief ~ nOod suf-
ferersf w an emergency without ref
crence 10 Washington.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-19
600
II HONOR
OBJ MISS LETTER

MR.. q, s Mclandross and Ms.
Ross Merritt sre enicrtaining "a
luncheon and bridge today nj the
Country club in honor Of Miss
Lorna Lester.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-19
The Home You Have
Long Planned to
Build

Families which live In rented
quarters Invariably discuss homaj
ownership plan for u, hopj
Tor %.
You have IN your mind. riEhj
now "a mental picture Of thcI
homo you plan some time ia
build
Why not build now? Lum1
her price, ~ now at thci1
lowe 20 point. Take advantage
u low lumber prices to proyidol
"a proper place Tor the raising 0f
your family
Consult us freely regarding
your plans. We Will gladly ass
list you In every way. Lot US
cstimntc the cost Of your pro-
posed building without obliga-
ton.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-19
GOOD s1lsi1isR Cum
no INVI.lkJ NIN

Tho GOUd Ihoor Club viii huV0
% benefit card party at the / %. -.
a. hull Thursday afternoon. the
proceeds Of which viii be used
Tor the Travellers aid
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-19
WATER COVERS MoRE
ILLINOIS TOWNS

bENsptTpWN m, Anfil fq-
Wntcr IN Hcnrdstowl rcncued %
record levsi again today aner ro.
ccdin4 a bit early yesterday and
Then Wising rix inchca u meas
ured o. feet and n inches above
low water marks this morning.
BraNnlng 10 miles up the river
aud brtidhrioks. four mllra diH-
tant. tbday were added 20 Tue iist
cf filiapis towns flooded Brown-
ing h0 500 Inhabitants
The water a. BrnwninF has
covered nepriy half ~ the town.
Power boats ~ the salvation
Army are providing relief.
Squahr
Ono mound hires rhnnr lnGb-R
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-19

Albanian women are asking I'd
mission 10 dress like America
women.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-19

There are $1,000 GOO women and
girls In the United states.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1922-08-04

Ayres' Face Powder and Rouge,
So 90 Extra Strong Coarse Comb. 81 as
Armand's Cold Cream Powder.
ST 30 Strong All Coarse Comb. csc
75c Extra Strong Fine Comb. zee. acc
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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1922-08-04
ARMORED MOTORS
AFTER WET FLEET
Report Rum Schooners TWen-
ty Miles From Fire
Island.
By United Press

By United Press
SEABRIGHT. N. J. Aug. AR
mored motor boats Of the Atlantic
coast dry feet were rushed to the
aid OF two prohibition sub chasers
today when the latter were reported
standing OF a feet Of rum schooners
twenty miles OF Fire Island.
Three vessels Of the invading wet
fleet were driven to sea before the
dry reinforcements arrived, ac-
cording TO wireless reports.
The '+wet" vessels were believed to
be flying foreign flags.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1922-08-04
WOUNDED COP A HERO
Saves Negro Assailant From Hands
of Infuristed Mob.

By DATED Press
NEW YORK. Aug. 4.-Bleeding
from two knife wounds Just below the
heart, Patrolman Lawrence Walsh
kept OF mob bent on lynching his
negro assailant and delivered the ne
gro unframed at the nearest police
station. three blocks away.
Walsh then tainted from loss of
blood
The negro, Clarence Smith, 20, a
chauffeur. stabbed Walsh twice in the
back