davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-16
HUSBAND CUT
HIS OWN THROAT.
MRS. BOIL SAYS
He Slashed
Self as She Slept Be
side Him

DENVER. March B-Gc1rgo
RChl. a laborcr. cut HIS W throat
AZ he my in bed beside his wife
here yesterday morning, according
20 % statement made hy Mrs Bohl
In The city jail hero today. AIRS
BohL who was arrested when Boil
was found in bed with his throat
flashed from car to ear. ana with
a bloody razor lying between him
and his wife. il being held by the
police until 1t Is learned whether
Pohl viii live or die a. the wound.
Mrs. BOIL. in her statement. de
clnrod that her husband often had
threatened to Kin her and thon
commit suicide. She said they had
q%uarroled Tuesday night. Bohi's
condition was discovered By his
daughter. who was looking foi n
towel to dry her hands She told
the police she found q bloody towel
on the rack and. becoming alarm
I'D. started an investigation. which
disclosed her fathcrn wound.
Physicians nj the county hospital
today said BOIL probably would re-
cover unless complications dcvcl-
1ucd.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-16
DEATHS

THOMAS Madeline Thomas. II
yea old daughter Of Mrs. n. n.
knight, died az their nome, 900
south broadway. az q o'clock last
night. after H weeks Illness. Bosid-
- her mother and stcpfather She
* survived by M brother. Private
funeral %sorvircs viii be hold to-
morrow afternoon g. r. French L.
in charge
SWAIN The funeral services
Tor Mrs MARY j. Swain. who died
Monday night on North Elm street,
VIII be held tomorrow morning al
1880 o'clock from French's chapel.
itev. H. s, Davidson will o%fficiate.
Burial will be IN Fairvicw come
tory.
hsAItDIN-Thc remains % Ed
gar Tyler Hardin who died al his
home near Whitcomb springs sun
day nigh. March 3, lies In state
from ! 20 q u'cl0ck THUS afternoun
"a Frsnch's parlors. and the body
win be shipped tomorrow morn
ing on train number 10 20 Birming-
ham. Alabama. for burial. accom-
panied by his wife.
NANAiIiErE .lunnitn v. Nav
%nrrote. age %. died this morn
ing at her residence south of the
lily Funeral arrangements are
bending Garcia and Sons are IN
charge.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-16
Supper Table
Gossip

horn to Mr.. and Mrs. Thco x.
Montoya yesterday afternoon. a
girl.
q. y. Monroe aud \. &. NcNahb.
from the state college. are in tho
city FOR the wool W conveu-
ton.
Mrs. ~. y. Owens. OF Los Lunas.
is in Albuquerque today.
r.. w. Otero and wife. of Los Lu-
mas. arr In the city. Mf. Otero Be-
here for the wool growers conyen-
tiOn.
The Parcnt-Tcacher's a%s~ocintion
Of the North Fourth street school
viii hold thei? regular monthly
meeting al the school at 3 O'Clock
Friday afternoon Business q inn
p%ortance
The Christian Endcuyur society
OF the Congregational church VIII
hold. on March 18th and ltth. Sn
Irish box social, Everyone Or well
come
Jamcs Slahc'k was fined sf5 Ia
police court this morning ON q
charge - violating traffic ordi-
nance
MR. ~ ~ Rort,r =. gta West
Gold avenue. today received word
~ the death Of her father In
Franklin. Ia Mr. Rocdct has been
~ with influenza. but probably Will
be able 90 20 TO Louisiana for the
funeral
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-16
Paso Wins
1928 Convention of
Southwest Cattlemen

FORT WORTH Tex. Mar. H.
III Paso won the 1898 convention N
the Texas and Southwestern Cattle
Rnisurs association az the closing
session this afternoon.
Eugene Meyer Jr.. managing d.
rector OF the Wur Finance corpor-
alton. addressing tho stockmcn do
"larcd congress was In sympathy
with the corporation work for the
rtnchmcu and that means would
be found either Tor extending the
operation lie or else % proper
luhstitrtc found This announce
ment followed passage 81 n rcso-
luton by the cattle men calling
upon congrefs 90 recognize tho cor
unrnftnuH existence.
Ncy"r told the mnchmcn ho was
Hont into The cattle country be-,
President Harding 20 report on rom
iitions. llo added that the r.n.
oral huslncss and money fltuttlun
I'D improving
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-16
BETTER TIMES AHEAD FOR
WOOL GROWERS, Prayer MILLER
SAYS IN OPENING CONVENTION
Fifty Members Attend Opening Session; Gov
ernor Will Not Be Here Until Tomorrow;
Committees Are Appointed

pauy was tuc first speaker 81 The
uil. Iuuuu srssiuu. His subject
yl thr marketing of feed lambs
and ahUtp and hr stressed the need
of local organization and Cp-uuDru-
lion tu uriug about The most udVnu-
tnr-ous marketing ~ liN" stock
products.
hlvo attended many meeting
uf wool grower associations luto-
By. De said. .and my impr,-4u
I- that tho spirit bel ull iu favor of
cooperation but there is LACK Of
funds for effective organization
and work Consistent support to
local and national ussociutinus is
necessary, just gg b Is boz anything
olHo
Hc spoke ri tho work which Co.
bDiug iuuo through tine medium of
ihu national Wool Grower. Off
Cill murugin, of tho National wool
Growers association ana praised
biHh'y tho work being don" hy g..
~ iIr'nllrth, president Cf the ma
iiDunI rrnunIaltiun.
Tho .h' D raiHrrs % California
AFRO starting o. nov organization To
aid them iu their marketing hc
HItl. Tho assessment will D..
very low ON each sheep. much
lower thuu tho usual commission
rate 10 this organization H. sue
e. .Flul othUrH VIII lr patterned
b. throughout the country
Tho rrhlUm of marketing. hn
snid, whlIo Important Co any wool
grnw.r t o. NOT Hs vital iu Nuw Mos
icu u. 70 B." Boz Idaho. Wyoming. t8t-
ifurrla and uthor states whore
shcrp are r1iaud primarily for
mutton.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-16
MAKE BID OF
S25O.OOO FOR ZONE
OF VICE IN JUAREl
Am Offer for
Concession Is Made
To City Council

Ell PASO. March tG--whot Is
classcd BY many ns ono Of the
most daring proposals. ever sub
United TO the city council OF Juarcz
was proposed today by Il real es-
tate nan and a broker. according
TO Mayor Alberto Delgado. regard
ing the establishment Of a zone
OF tolerance nea that city.
The men seeking the vice conccs-
zion want exclusive permission To
operate houses Of nl-fame FOR 10
years. II granted the concession
they agree "a spend S250,0oO on
buildings during the next six
months.
Their plans call for the erection
Of a hospital ~ we'll as for build
inrs to house women. saloons. res
%taurants. cabarcts and laundry.
Tho concession seekers also
ngren 20 erect an electric lirht
plant. $50 this city will not be de-
pc~dont on Ei Phso for electricity.
AID to dig water wells, They also
promise ia build an automobile
road to the district. which would
be three miles from town, provided
tho city viii close up the cabarets
on ,he main street Of Juarcs.
Th. concession seekers. in their
proposal. show that the granting
Of such a concession would move
lcgnlizod vice To n section and
clear tho business streets OF I'M
moral places.
Councilmon snid today they were
considering tho proposal from
every angle. but would take NO
NJ present They admitted
that thcy expected to receive
protests from certain
classes" beth In Jutrcz and Ei
pnso.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-16
CAUGHT. !
WITH SACK FULL
OF STOLEN LOOT
Reuben Lopez Bound
Over for Theft of Var
led Articles

Reuben Lopez. an oid-timr police
offender. was picked up at Fourth
street and Iron avenue at 4 o'clock
this morning by Officers Ball ana
Salazar. carrying a large sack mn
ed with stolen goods
The bulk of the goods had boon
stolen from clothes lines. but
there also wcrc some carpenter
tools. silverwnre and other misccl.
lnncous items.
Police searched his home aud
found n number Of other articles
In n trunk fun Of goods that they
believe to have been stolen
Lopez II believed Ia have been
responsible FOR a large amour; q
petty thoiving that has bccn report
ed In the last several weeks.
He was able Ia tell the police
where he obtained some OF the ar
%ticlcs but much Of the property
will have 90 be identified by tho
owners.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-16
Should
Have Precedence
Over Water Power

' I
'u
NV"
W."
IVY ''' """''''
.,,
"'. w.
I
"
@
81 " % ''''
WIZ H., ,.,
w 'Noi q"
.ulii'y
' s"i1 IN
,,i -
w"
10, U,,, p.o,u
-" ~ '"
49, g.1-v-
"a -" ~
,s 49,.
80, a., @o n,r .n, 80 a. 49,
l ff.,v. .r.rb.r r.t.tf,- 80 r.,...
.,t ,ra".tta. -.
.- -. ---t-.,f.n ~ ~
~
90 80"
.I
Nv ="
w ntis",t"n 'l
WI r.1it ''5nl
wv tiiu7' rni,, sli''
~
N"
=" i"
10
= App,'us ~ wv in W.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-16
PETITION OLD
Commissioners
TO RUN AGAIN
Business Men Come
Out in Favor Of Pres
ent Officials

4 number Of petitions nre today
In circulation. asking tho three
membcrs OF the city commission
who go ont with the COMING cleo
tion on April 4 to run for the Of
fices again.
This is being done ns the result
Of n meeting Of representative
business men Of the city held last
night at the Chamber Of Commerce.
Tho meeting had been called with "a
view TO getting a ticket into the
field. and IL was unanimously de-
cidcd to petition j NJ Reynolds,
Walter NJ Cornell and T. ] Nc
LauRhlin. the three outgoing COM
missioners TO file their candidates..
The meeting was wei attended
ona considerable enthusiasm was
shown on tho question by those
present. D. Ruppe presided The
40 business men present an agreed
to act as committees Go circulate
the petitions, In order Co get as
many numos az possible behind
the move. and 10 have thu requests
60 rho three men carry as much
weight as possible.
Dr G. a Frank filed his petition
A. a candidate late Yesterday aft
ernoun with the city CLERK. MAX
ing three to have filed thus FAR,
the other two being clyde Tingloy
and W G. Oestreich. The Bcrnal-
lilo County Medical society at ~
meeting last night. unanimously
endorsed Dr Franks candidacy,
Next Monday Is the lnst day on
which petitions can bc filed The
registration OF voters will close this
evening at 6 o'clock The regis
traitor for the election has been
lichf
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-16
!. c. WELLS URGES
DRAINAGE As BIG
THING FOR CITY
President of San
ia Fe Stops Over in
City for Few Hours

determination H. the big thing
now for this part OF the Rio Grande
valley" IL the sentiment expressed
hy A. O.. Wells. vice president of
Co.. santa Re railroad In charge
ct operation while he was IN Al
h%uru.rQuc this morning. lie Is
travelling from his headquarters at
chicago TO Los Angeles, but stop
ped of here since this D. one OF
tine iurgc operation stations OF the
system.
Mr. Wells Is a former resident
of albuquerque. having been dis
trIUt superintendent OF the santa
=, hero when the railroad was first
built through lie was later re-
moved to Los Angelic. anc recent
I .u ,hicugo when he became vice
president OF tho road.
& have been looking al tho
shops. he said this morning "Thoy
gr. guing Ia bc "a fine thing for
A-Ihuuueruuc. The danger b.. how
aver. Ia considering that they are
going 20 let everything. The
land around Albuquerque should he
drained, and an agricultural coun'
try built up around the city 20
mako 10 prosper In tnc future.
Ito Expressed pleasure At tho
CIVIC Improvement plans which A.
%luuucruuc b. working on. when II
ans explained 90 him hy NJ. l.. Fox.
manager Of the ChHn.cr o. -,m-
mercc, who with " G, Reid. saw
Mr. Wells Off today. Tho railroad
grchtly interested IN Albuqucr-
.Irs progress he snid. and al
49, ys ready to cooperate ns co. nA
% ~rulsonably can TO make Il a big
E.r and better city
Wells arrived here with train
So I last night IN a special ear.
and left for Los Angeles on train
$50. this morning.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-16
DRAINAGE FOR
VALLEY PRACTICAL,
HAGERMAN SAYS
Rotary Club Is Told of
Benefits in Lower
Pecos Valley

Drainage lH us practical FOR the
middle Rio Grande valley AS ID has
proven for the rccos valley ana
prosperity and salvation as
an agricultural region depends
upon carrying II out at the earliest
label t.ut. former tfuy. Her
bert j. Hugcrmnn. OF Roswell. told
the Rotary club today
Mr.. Hagcrmun reviewed briefly
the history q drainage construc-
Tor IN the Eurwell district, with
which he has boon Intimately assoc
ba'h pa o. landowner and m
officer OF drainage districts, Tho
New Mexico law Mr.. Hngcrmnn
sand. d. ns good nH amy state drain-
aEf do, riot law he knew about ana
10 has mnctioncd with the mini
mum 81 waste ln tho Eotwoll area.
Proper construction and adequate
provision FOR maintenance. hc said,
were the Drainage essentials Mr.
Hagerman expressed tho belief that
the future Industrial salvation Of
Sew Mexico rested upon three fun
lumcntnls which he said were
preservation Of the range areas. ir-
rirution and drainage of irrigated
areas Drainage ho said. vas rec
rssqry to an succo sful Irrigation
works.
Tells NJ industrial Education.
Harry 4. Ticmnnn. agent FOR
trade and Industrial education in
the federal board of .lonal
education Of Wnsl lugton. ana D.
W. Hockcy. state supervisor of in
.dustrinl rehabilitation wore guoStH
OF the club TODAY Mr. Tiemann
told In interesting detail 81 tho
practical work being done under
tn" supervision Of the federal
board hy the several states in both
vocational education and Industrial
rnhuhilitltiun work. After "a tour
Of the stat, with Nr Euckcy he
e1Id hn had hcou surprised nt che
opportunities Tor industrial train
INK existing iu Now Mexico and
also Tor Industrial development.
which h' expected to expand cunr-
mously. in metal and coal mining.
timber and manufactures of ugri-
cultural products. Of which wool.
he said. would take "a leading place.
Election ut officer.
IT. " Heuing vie president OF
tho Rotary club. was elected presi-
dent, succeeding David Ross Boyd.
resigned. pr boyd has bocn in
Glendale. Chi. FOR scverul months.
Tho club also nominated officers
Tor tho club year. beginning Juno
D. Tho nominees will Boz voted on
on the third Thursday in April.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-16
American Legion
Show Opens Tonight
At the Crystal

Judging from the stage rehearsal
al the crystal thcater last night.
tho American Legion Winter Oar
den show. ''prcnmlnnd. which
wiil be presented tonight ana to-
morrow night. VIII be r. bigger sue
coss than amy homo talent ontCr-
tainmcnt over put On la Alnu-
uuerque.
Jay wellington. who has had
years ~ experience la ihp pruduc-
ing NJ such plays put Through the
%rehrurshl inst night with Il keen in
sight ANA fino finish.
M gplio of many different kinds
Gf amusement offered tho public
fur these two nights. the ticket sale
has boon good. Il is advisable Ia
make your reservations as soon az
possible, however.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-16
Italian Steamer
Seized by Greek
Torpedo Boat

CONSTANT1NOth.E March iG-
lliy the Associated pteNst.=The
-rcck torpedo boat MaSus. waiic
Iltrolling the Black Sea with
uthcr units 81 tho Greek fleet,
seizcd the steamship Africa. flying
The Italian flag. OF lncboli,
Tho Africa was aiken Ia Muda-
MIA. where, after % three hours
search Of the vessel. the Turkish
~passcngors, including the personnel
OF a Turkish sanitary corps. were
declared prisoners Cf war.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-16
Two Girls Seriously
Hurt in Auto Spill

LITTLETON Col. March if
Miss Hattie Adams. % Colorado
springs. and Miss VILLA Glenn of
Dallas. Tex. arc In "a hospital here
today seriously Injured. az "a result
Of anautomobilr accident here yes
terday afternoon. Physicians are
holding iit;lc hope Tor the rccov-
ery OF Miss Adams. Mrs John T.
Iundstrom. prominent socially IN
Colorado Springs, also was In
tureA.
Tho accident occurred. according
to witnesses, when Berkeley Has
well nephew % Mrs, Lundstrom,
swung the large touring a IN
which the party was coming to
Denver. into Main street hero al a
high rate OF speed An approach
ing street a forced him TO swerye
tn the right ana his machine crash
ed into that OF William McClem-
mons. Of Littleton.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-16
Comes Here
To Take Testimony
OF w. v. Gano

District Judge Reed HoilomHn.
Assistant District Attorney a. NJ
Edwards ana the court stenogrl-
phor wcrn here from santa re yes
terday Ia take the testimony OF w.
V. Gano, local accountant. regard
ing the audit he a. said TO have
made o. the state educational de-
pn1tmrnt,
Mr. CAM vas unable TO appear
before the grand jury at fania Pc
because Of Illness.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-16
Lock Grocers in
Refrigerator and
Wait on Customers

PORTLAND ore. March Ia
While N hold mp man locked 4
Horn and hts son Ernest T. Horn
in the refrigerator Ia the rcnr room
Of their grocery store hero last
night. his confederate riflcd tho
cash register, politely greeted Mrs
" r. Smcdloy, "a customer ami
sold hor a two pound ron at but
ter. Tho two thievca escaped in an
automobile with the Cash amount
ing Co about $50.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-16
DIR. Peters Home
Subject of Article in
Sunset Magazine

In the April number Of sunset
MnFazinc' Louise Lloyd Lowbcr 81
Albuquerque has AZ Interesting and
attractively illustrated story rndpr
the department heading, '"Tho
Homc In the west" describing
"Gloricta the picturesque home or
Dr. ana Mrs. Leroy : Peters IN
old Albuquerque.
The story IN not only a graphic
description Of the residence bu, the
pictures provide "a liberal educa-
tion in what may be accomplished
with the adobe architecture Of Ncw
Mc,ico under skiilfui treatment.
You will find it in our CLASH
fed Columns.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-16
New Mexico Program
At Woman's Club

A New Mexico program will 10
|HiVen AZ the WomRn's club on FRI
day afternoon AZ 2 o'clock. Mrs.
s.. 1psdorf has arranged the fol-
|lbwinR entertainment:
Piano solo=-fA Goiandrina-Miss
Helen Gurule. Stories 81 Chief jus
tice Benedict. Mrs ~. F Robinson;
violin solo, David Marcus: Original
Poerfs of New Mexico. ! L. Town
|fend violin solo. Dorothy Cam
eron. Taos. ~. ~ Robinson: Folk
Lore OF New Mexico, Miss Ethel
hickey; vocal solos. (a) Fair Now
Nexino, 90 la Periurln. Miss LII
Han frisarri.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-16
Paving Program
Revived as Prices
Take a Drop

tConiinucti fruHd page onrl
black hHsc and IT wla ugrced tina
such % saving WINS justified with
tho reliability ~ the lighter pave
mont established
The area 60 Doc paved under Tho
contract Dot lass night Is as fol
lows.
Gold avenue from Skin street
10 Ninth street, South Fourth
f'rcct from silver avenue to Coal
uvpnua. South Third street from
silver avenue 10 Coal avenue: Coal
nvcuuc from Fourth street Ia Hirh
street. Arno street from Central
nAcnu" 10 Coal avenue; High
street from Grand venue to Coal
avenue: Faith street from Central
avenue 10 Grand avenue and Grand
avenue from Edith street TO High
street
Opens Way 90 Paved city.
Absence of any protest al last
nights meeting ana the marked re-
ductinn In the prices made avail
nhia made q appear that tho way
wns finally open for an extensive
program 81 paving FOR Alhuquer-
que. While only one other project
IA now actually completed ana boz
Ing advertised thnt ON North See
md street. there are q number of
othcr8 favored by property own-
crs which Il Be- known have boon
hcld back until the prices ou tho
Highland project were established.
II wns considered likely that n
number ~ those would come for
ward in the immediate future.
The bids submitted last might
were as follows:
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-16
Policeman Arrests
His Own Wife for
Cutting Jay Corner

OAKLAND, cam. March 10
Traffic Policeman W. ". Gnrrntt
appeared az the police court rec
urds today NJ the complaining W.T.
nvsH against his wife FOR cutting
n corner at the crossing whore
lc was on duty.
Ho halted tho offending driver
before discovering her Identity, hut
arrested her anyhow and ordered
her 90 proceed to the police sta
ton She obeycd and deposited
$40 bail.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-16
People You
Know

Radiator Repairing. Quiekel Auto Co.
d.. G. Elliott. Vaughn. chairman
the executive board or the Mesa
Icon on trust, Is In the city today
tu attend the session OF The New
Mexico Wool Growers association
uud To confer with T.. e. Powell.
u. this city. who b. directing the
work &C the trust In it's operations
.r the Vaughn field.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-16
] a a s Says
u. S. Must D;sarm
Mentally As Well

SEATTLE. wash, March Ia
|fniaee there a. ''montal dlsarma-
,nenf." declared HiroEe Saito. Sec
~rrfnfv 10 the J~nffnnesc delegation
IA the recent Washington confor-
|roce. IN an address before the Ro-
|fnrv club hcrt. "the destroying Of
Il few ehi,rs viii be 81 no avail
Ho said that mental diHrma-
|nsenf would Require the United
9,sfee 10 flff "the present bars
aeainst the Japanese.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-16

Csc grah sale stariing tomorrow
consisting Of pictures. embroidery.
laces. etc. Valuation 20 TO $500.
sale on Friday and saturday. with
every S2.00 purchase and over "a
ticket Will be given as "a chance on
the grand prize which will be- given
away saturday evening al > O'Clock.
Art shop" Opposite postuffIce
.11s South Fourth street
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-16

staxieo civ mas two taaehall
|t.afnra and ten flrst-uiass Ola
|mondf
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-12-08

CHICAGO-Woman's instructive
jealousy of women who are popular
with many men may send two wom-
en- to the gallows here. according
to Mrs. Marie X. dickson, famous
psychologist, and wife Of the direc-
tor of Chicago's municipal court
p~sychopathic laboratory.
Sex jealousy" Mrs. Hickson
brands this envy of the woman-of-
many-men by even the most sedate
of one-man women.
The sex vengeance" instinct has
been aroused by developments here
resulting in the arrest of Mrs. Tillie
Klimek and Mrs. Nellie Sturmer
Koulik. Police are investigating the
death of some twenty men, women
{ d children, still somewhat mystic
rious, but with the outstanding fea-
ture of arsenic discovered in the
bodies. The majority of these vic
tins were husbands, sweethearts or
other relatives of the two women.
1t is these disclosures of many
marriages, many love affairs. that
arouse the instructive antagonism
of other women, says Mrs. Hickson.
Love of Conquest
1.-THE love of conquest over man
is strong in the female heart" she
declares.
NO woman wishes to see an
abundance of fiattery bestowed by
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-12-08
Defer MURDER CASE

NEW BRUNSWICK, Dec. S.
The prosecutors office announced
today that the trial of Tony Quag-
harello of Oak Tree for the murder
Of Peter Mele at Oak Tree, which
was scheduled to come before JUS
tice James J.. Bergen next Tuesday,
has been postponed on account of
the Illness of the states principal
witness. At the time Of the murder
Louis Ragonette was also shot. He
was removed to the Muhlenburg
Hospital in Plainfield and later TAX
EN- to the Methodist Episcopal hos
pital in Brooklyn where he is now
\ patient. A number of shot, pow
der and guncloth have been re-
moved from his wounds at the lat
ter institution.
George Orlando, who is alleged to
have shot and killed John Mauro at
Highland Park last July, will be
,ried on Tuesday.