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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-31
O NOTICES

NOTICE or SUIT
no. 1870
TIE or NEW MEXICO.
~ Of Bsrnalilo.
he District Court.
rgc l., Beekwi'h, plaintiff
VI Leseh; sannie Ward Leech. inc
Unknown heirs Of Caroline Fisher, Dc
Nensed; the unknown heirs Of uuada-
npe Halas de SandoyAl, deceased san
0so BacA the unknown heifs of re
Anmlio d. naea. deceased tae un'
to~n heirs Of santiago BacA deceased
unknown heirs Of b%rrnardtno hara,
dtceascd. and unknown claimants - ~
terest In the premises adverse 70 the
plsintin. defendants.
tAe above named defendants
pn, aud each Of you, are hereby nntt
that . suit has been begun ~ the
IL named plaintiff against the above
ea defendants. and u nov prudins IN
uboxe named court and that the gcn
sfttts Of the action are to establish
Ifrs title and estate against the I'D
Rhim Of you, and each q you ana 70
plaintiffs title to, and 70 bar SUE
Bses estop the shave named defendants-
each ~ them, from claiming or assert
any right, title or Interest in that
siH tract 81 land and real estate az
sd. lying aud being y the County 81
.nalilio, stats 81 New Mexico. nd more
AfNfuAMTI NNnNNNNtA - NNAANWHH 49,
kfFianine a. the southeast coraer, a
on the West side Of the Rio 9rande
ssard. from which point the Mitnffs
for Corner Of Sections twelve (l2l
sifteen fial 81 Township ten Goa
RsnEe two t2l Esst and sections
~ and eighteen us) Of T~ownship
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Aks1 fert south Of Witness CorneF,
thence North two degrees eight
faeOs'D West along Rio 0rande
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1881 Fset, 10 Ncrtheast cor
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hwest corner, hence South i've
|rteen minutes (6sia'D West
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II 10 Southwest corner, thence
<hty sin degrees five minutes lre'
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smaliilo County. State q Nov MeH.
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Pl in Precinct - county and state
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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-31
y. WANTS ALL
|OS IN CITY IN
.URE TOMORROW
.ograph viii Be
ken to Advertise
City

Chamber OF Commerce has
II for a photograph OF Cen
lnue to be taken tomorrow
b. m, II the day II clear.
1nounced today. A power
will be used In taking the
which will show the ave.
the way from the Fourth
the University.
picture will be used by the
II for advertising work In
ire. and will be mailed to
parts OF She country in one
another. The plan II TO
bother picture taken from
be place on April !, 1929.
D. believed that a compari-
ETeen this years picture and
lars will testify to consid-
Growth In the city during
|ne
Faer that the picture Will
in advertising litera-
highlander Of Commerce In
ID have every automobile
lrity. u possible, In the pic
III IN desired to have all
e parking space along Gem
niue filled with cars. and a.
~ them moving along, any
between Fourth street and
diversity heights as possible
more cars We can have In
.|cture,' Nj. Fox stated to-
|'the better impression the
} Is going to make on
ers. 4 lot OF automobiles
! makes a city look like "A
10. and that IL the kind that
want to come to. The
. Of the picture tomorrow
,termine largely the amount
provement we will be able
in next years picture"
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-31
at $29.95
The Dresses

Comprised in the large stock at your
command at this price is the widest va
riety of materials and the very best of
the spring styles. The materials include
crepe de chine, Canton crepe, krepe
knits, Roshanara crepes, taffetas and
other popular materials. The styles in
clude the new straight line effects,
basque patterns, cape dresses and ruff
fled skirts.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-31
At the peak of the season we're ready with
a smart new line of Suits, Coats and Dresses
The Coats

These can hardly be excelled in value
giving at $29.95. There are coats built
on the effective sport lines; cape coats,
and in fact every favored style of the
spring season. They come in golf
cloth, poiret twills, tricotines and We
lours. You should come up to the newly
equipped and furnished ready-to-wear
department and take a closeup view of
these coats, although you may see them
in our windows.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-31
The Suits

Include novelty tweeds; not the ordinary
kind, but patterns that are eloquent Of
high quality; also tricotine suits in the
popular navy and a number of the most
attractive Of the spring shades. Your
need for a spring suit can be filled from
this collection in a most satisfactory way
as to materials and style, and, as you will
recognize, at a very conservative price.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-31
LA BOHEME"
HAIR NETS
Are Guaranteed, and a.
2 for Csc

You will agree that they are the most
satisfactory Hair Net value you've
ever had.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-31
Easter Gift Suggestions from
the Jewelry Department.

TIL he new lowered pr les for sterling Silver Gifts win suggest
liberal buying at This season. There Is a wide selection.
= Flower Vases are always desirable and most acceptable
pit, and We have a number at worry attractive oues. Often they are
sent with fresh flowers 70 an them, making an ideal Easter gift.
Bon Bon Dishes are always fayoutes, and ii is quite the thing
lust now 10 send them filed with candy
Other suggestions for Easter GIFTS should include a choice from
lr handsome bowls, q cake. sandwich coz bread tray; "a nut set,
lemon dishcA compotc>, etc.
We are showing Sterling Silver Flatvarc in the Rosaind, Deer
field and Sedan designs. These different patterns may be bought
hy the dozen. half dozen, or m entire sets There Is also d nee Sc
lection Of fancy pieces in an necessary small silver
Offerings at the hrne of the new baby may be found in our col
lctions of Sterling silver. There are Ratile,. Cups Spoons aud Nap
Kim RHgs-Gifts that are as appropriate a. can be desired, not only
for the very little ones but for older children as we'll
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-31
BY ALL MEANS ATTEND THE CH-NAMEL DEMONSTRATION Third Fho( YOU
WILL FIND 1T WELL WORTH ALL THE TIME YOU CAN SPARE
NEW TRIMMINGS

In the Trimmings Department you will
find a new assortment Of novelty loop.
ings and criss- cross Insertions TO match.
These are made Of organizes in the pop
ular colors and also ginghams in the
desirable small baby checks.
South Bend news-times., 1922-12-14
BELIEVE NARCOTICS
AGENTS SLEW TAYLOR

Los A%GEi-t1S Dec. 13-lHy g..
P.)-Invezugau0n OF the ban.r=
William Desmond Taylor murder
case may be reopened "a the result
os disclosures .n connection with O.
raid en- headquarters of am a-eSgd
nationwide dope ring" .n New York
yesterday authorities said today.
OHc.als ~tI attempting 20 solve
the crime are per-.Steut ln tE.r
eIef tha. Tay-or. prominent motion
picture director. was slain 5y agents
of O. drlE r.nE because be sought
to stop them from selling narcotics
ID prominent film stars.
The New YORK raid disclosed that
the "r.ug" had ram.dcltlCus .n Ho.-
-y-vo0d. according 30 reports from
New York police. and federal oG.-
c.aIs here who said they cead-me q
ths report claim they have names
OF Eht prominent movie stars
served hy i.
These stars. they asserted pu--
chased narcotics from agents shat
the raIded concern" maintained
throughout The country. the govern
meut agents said.
South Bend news-times., 1922-12-14
RED PEPPER FOR
COLDS IN CHEST

Ease your tight. aching chest.
stop the pain. Break Up the con-
gestion. Feel a bad cold loosen uB
IN just a short time
RED Pepper Rub" IS the cold
remedy that brings quickest relief.
IL cannot hurt and Il certainly
seems 20 end the tiEhtness and drive
the congestion and soreness right
out.
Nothing has such concentrated.
penetrating heat as red peppers.
and when heat penetrates right
down into colds. congestion. aching
muscles and sore. stiff joints relief
comes at once.
The moment you apply Red Pep
per Rub you feel the tingling heat.
In three minutes the cOngested spot
is warmed through and through.
When YOU are suffering from a cold.
rheumatism, backache, stjff NECK or
sore muscles. just get a jar of
E>.wles Red Pepper Rub. made
from red peppers, at any drug store.
You viii have the quickest relief
known. Adv.
South Bend news-times., 1922-12-14
Former Chicago
Grid Star w e d S
r ollie s. Dancer

CHICAGO. Dec. 1S-CBy I. y 81
"A bsence OF parental sanction of
the union today was the only thing
that clouded the first day Of the mar
ried life OF Paul Iseatherman. star Of
the University OF Chicago football
team in 1921. and Natalie Brown.
toe dancer with tho Greenwich VII
bge follies News Of their marriage
Est night leaked out today.
Issathel mans parents, whose
ao1nc is in Terre Haute. Ind, are
&ow At Zephyr Hills. Florida The
Sew Mrs Lcatherman's homo IS IN
Mar.N'vC %, =. J.
The. - good sports" Leather
man sai5 bis parents When they
see her tberi' be glad"
Both o. s<ed The opinion Mrs.
LeathermsT .sarents would ap-
prove.
The football s.ar said he met the
dancer in New York SIX months ago
and since thc1 las been unable TO
keep his mind orr his work kept
thinking about her. y'knOw." so
when her show came here they ar
ranged 10 get married.
Mrs. Leatherman viii leave the
stage he said. and they viii make
their home here.
South Bend news-times., 1922-12-14
" Tiger" A S S ertS
French K Regime
Will O. K. Pacts
BY HARRY T.. ROGERS
II. y. :. stan Correspondent

NEW YORK. Dec. 13.-Fears in
America that France will refuse TO
ratify the five power naval treaty
adopted by the Washington arms
conference are entirely unwarranted
in the opinion Of Georges Clemen-
ceau, ex-premier OF France. who
sailed today on the liner Paris foI
home. She viii also give formal aD-
proval 20 the four-power pact and
the other conference agreements as
well. the Tiger" believes.
Clemenceau himself is a staunch
supporter OF the treaties and lie be-
lieves France Will be for them re-
gardIess Of any change in govern
ment
The Tiger" believes the principle
OF the Four-Power Pacific treaty
might readily be extended TO the
Atlantic and therefore 10 Europe.
notwithstanding suggestions from
the White House that there IS no re-
latiOn between the two problems,
Clemenceau Is not convinced.
Wants New Treaty.
ANY so-called European prob
lem in reality IS as much American
as European" he declared. THAT
being the case why shouldn't some
such arrangement as the Four
Power pact be worked out for Eu-
rope? Not a soldier need be sent
TO France. but the mere moral effect
of such an arrangement would be
sufficient 10 stabilize conditions
there"
Fully appreciate that any further
delay on the part Of France would
lay her open 10 further criticism OF
militarism and imperialistic designs.
and knowing that the naval treaty.
upon which the ultimate success Of
the arms conference depends is
near the heart OF the American ad-
ministration. he thinks no time
should be lost by France in taking
appropriate action.
Makes Sly Dig.
At the same time the ex-premier
could not refrain from taking a sly
dig at the L. 5. on the score OF
militarism.
You say we are militaristic." said
he. France has the worst frontier
in the world and no guarantee.
Twice in my own life time I have
seen my country invaded. Is 1t re-
markable that we would want an
army until we have those guaran-
tees. You have the best frontiers in
the world and yet l notice that in the
arms conference treaties you have
demanded the 5O0,OOO tons Of capital
ships"
South Bend news-times., 1922-12-14
Deaths by Gas Fumes Prompts
Safety Council to 4 ct

Durlng the week Of December 9
two persons were asphyNated be-
cause the E2s heaters had no vent
pipe or chimney. With out vent
pipe or chimney the impure air rec
mains in the room causing asphyX-
alton.
The South Bend Safety Council
citizens OF South Bend the necessity
If vent pipe 10 allow the impure
gases TO escape. This condition .s
not found in the newer homes but
where gas heaters have been INSTALL
cd since the houses have been built.
South Bend news-times., 1922-12-14
Baseball Came in Mexico
Ends in Spirited Battle

AlEXICO CITY. Dec. 13-tBy
a. P)-stones. bricks and bats
were hurled yesterday when spec
tators AT a baseball game be-
tween the Mexico City champion
team and the Nogales. Sonora.
team resented an attack on the
umpire by manager Marquee Of
the NogaIes nine. Marquee was
arrested and the Nogaies players.
mostly Americans. were escorted
90 Their hotel by the police.
Marquee objected 20 the de-
cis.on on a close play ia the
tenth inning and struck the um-
pre-. knocking him unconscious.
The crowd surged out upon the
field and there was a lively melee
between the spectators and
players. The NoEales team -
Mex GO on tho invitation
or Scc'y OF the Interior Gales.
South Bend news-times., 1922-12-14
Reduced Waist
6 inches

In less than six weeks her waist meas
ure has been reduced 6 inches and she is
losing fat steadily, reports Mrs. IL Z.
jerks, who says all fat people could bene-
fit by taking Korein Tabules. following
the directions
In two months Miss GanOng lost 81
pounds. and reports feeling wonderfully
fine. Geo. G. Reynolds, President Of the
Royal Fellowship, said he reduced 81
pounds in four months. Mrs VI. l.. lie
myer stated she reduced G6-pounds and
that she looks and feels much younger.
To reduce weight happily, easily, safely,
laStingly. get Korein Tabules at any
druggists and follow the simple direc-
tions. 500 guarantee with every pack
age or write for free trial 10 KOrein Co.,
NA-2l4. Station y. New York.
South Bend news-times., 1922-12-14
Credit ASS'n Members to
Entertain JEiUeS. Friends

South Bend Association of Credit
men viii give a dinner at the oliver
hotel Thursday at which wives and
sweethearts are 10 be their guests.
The dinner win take on the as-
poets of mid-year frol.c inasmuch
IS IL is so near TO Christmas time.
There will be entertainment fea-
lures in connection with the dinner
The following menu has been pre-
pared:
Fresh fruit cocktail celery hearts
queen olives, roast Ozark Farm turk
ey. stuffed cranberry sauce. cand.ed
sweet potatoes. corn au Gratiu
hearts Of lettuce. Russian dressing.
fancy ice cream, en- Forme. Petit
Fours, coffee, tea. or milk.
South Bend news-times., 1922-12-14
Payment on Var SdUingS
Stamps Due Jan. /; Place
duplication for Folders

Al. war saving stamps must be at
tached 20 what is called a folder. q"
bafore they can be cashed. II you
have no folder. you must obtain an
application blank for a folder from
the post Office in any city or town.
This application must be properly
hacd out and i must be returned
10 the postmaster OF your local post
Office. who Will send the application
10 the postmaster general at Wash
nSton. D. c., who viii pass upon al
Applications and mail you a folder.
Then, when the stamps have been
properly affixed TO this folder. the
folder containing the stamps must
De presented 10 the postmaster Of
the main local office after January
!, and ho Will receive his money.
In order 10 avoid the rush. the
post office officials are encouraging
PEOPLE 70 file their applications for
folders at once, and to turn the fold
ers in 10 the postohice now. but
they will not receive their money
until after January /. They Will. be
given O receipt for the certificates
and a money order Will be mailed
TO them for the amount due them
after the date OF maturity. January
I, 1923.
Every individual holding these
war saving stamps - entitled 20 col
lect his savings in cash through the
post Office in the manner stated;
he IS not compelled TO re!nvest these
savings in new stamps. In case of
any difficulty about collection, re-
port the matter by letter TO the
postmaster general. Washington, D.
c., stating all the circumstances.
You should be sure to get a re-
ceipt for your folder containing the
stamps If you present It at the post
office before January I.
South Bend news-times., 1922-12-14
District Quarterly Meet
ODeuS IN Civ Tomorrow

The as--.c- Quarterly meeting OF
ne Free Me-hodst church Will be
held Thursday and Friday at the
Free Methodist church Fourteenth
and Vine sts, River Park. Rev. j..
a. Watson. elder of the church. VIII
be in charge. assisted by the pas
tor. +. A. Cutler.
A number of ministers from the
northern Indiana district VIII be iu
attendance. The conference viii
open at ESQ o'clock Thursday aft
ernoon and continue at 1880 ia the
evening. when ,fairs OF the church
VIII be discussed The Sunday school
conference VIII Je held az the after
noon and evening services Friday.
South Bend news-times., 1922-12-14
Local Family Ships 2I7
Lbs. Clothing TO Near East

Through the efforts OF one South
Bend family, 217 pounds Of cloth
ing has been shipped to the New
York office Of the American Red
Cross TO he sent to the Near East
The packages were packed ready
for mailing when sent to the South
Bend office
own bundles will help the local Of
fee greatly. The articles must be
packed in burlap sacks and are not
to exceed so pounds IN weight They
may be sent TO the office in the
Chamber Of Commerce building
where they will be properly ad-
dressed and shipped.
South Bend news-times., 1922-12-14
Foundry Yorker Painfully
Burned by Molten Metal

DOWAGIAC, Mich, Dec. Is. -
Hugh Whitmore was painfully burn
ed yesterday while at work as a
moulder at the Rudy Furnace Co. Az
explosion occurred while he was
pouring off, and the molten metal
thrown against his left side. He is
at the Lee sanitarium.
South Bend news-times., 1922-12-14
Boys to sect Together" at
BANQUET at "Y' Thursday

The December get-together Of the
Juniors. Props and Younger En-
ployed Will be held Thursday even
ing in the Y. NJ. C. A. SUPPER is TO
be served at s o'clock. The program
for the evening includes movies,
boxing. wrestling and a talk on
Sports" by George A. Cooper. ply
sical director Of the Y VI. c. A..
Hullinger's Junior orchestra viii
play during the evening.
South Bend news-times., 1922-12-14
CANDIES FOR CHRISTMAS

Broken tafies; peanut brittle; CO
coanut favors: many varieties: Csc a
pound; three pounds Csc. THE DJ
ANA. Washington, between Main
and Michigan. Adv. 34S-349
South Bend news-times., 1922-12-14
OUR COAL A-B-C

Honesty in Coal. means a full
weight of clean, well screened good
coal. 2001 pounds to every ton. Our
coal lives right up to our policy. De-
ivered promptly as supplies permit.
Old Ben, Premium, Amber Jacket
and Black Joe, have no equal
Q. II. Defrees, SIS s. Taylor st. NJ
27J Lin. 527. 34S-352 Adv.
South Bend news-times., 1922-12-14
CnRIsTMAs CANDII1s

Homemade strictly pure soft
candies: chocolates. cream carmels.
coccanut creams soc a pound; three
pounds soc. THE DIANA.
Adv. 34s-349
South Bend news-times., 1922-12-14
CANDY IN BULK

Finest homemade; pure and de-
lic.Ous: assorted chocolates; soft
centers. soc a pound; two pounds
for 90c. Adv. 34S-S4J
South Bend news-times., 1922-12-14
Fanning With
Farrell
BY HENRY l.. FNRRELI
United prCs= sports Editorl

ttf +"N'
cners IN the NalloHal League
tcheQ petter pai4 last season than
hurler az the Cincinnati Reds. a.
tna same Time. only three pitchers
pitched worse beiL
sounds rather ccntradictory but
II remains fact under the system
of giving the pitchers q double rat
nG
ln average runs allowed per game
which is perhaps he real way 10
Juase ability. Luque was fifth with
an average OK only s.5l runs game.
But the Senior won only - gaines
and lost p. which from the o.d
games won and lost system. made
him twenty-th.rd on the list with an
oFerase Or .5sl.
Hard luck SO might be called f0I
the senior. He is one OF several fine
spoti ght because no teams seem able
20 set runs for them.
Johnny Couch IS a good example
Of the contrary Couch IS a young
teammate Of Luque's. He won siA-
teen out OF twenty-five games AM
finished third on The list. But ne
was nineteenth on the list in allow
ing runs.
Ted Kid Lewis. European middle
weight champion. successfully de-
Tended his title recently by winning
a twenty-round decision f.om ROl-
Except for Lewis holding and
carcIcssncss once or twice with his
head 10 was "a clean. hard-foUght
Antcst" one OF tho London payCrs
IN IN discussing tho bout THE re-
kf41t was a sore disaupofrfrrafs- 10
Todd. but 10 might easily have gone
the other way II Todd knew how 10
make more use cr himself"
10 would seem that IL was a clean
fight. hut dirty, and that Todd would
be 2 good fighter, If he knew how
90 nght
Faint echoes are still heard OF
those brave words that hoated W
fs9" fs95 .54isr. 52s southern training camps
Arm? Boy, you never saw such
n arm, Thirty Games for me next
year thirty eamesi"
FpDa Rixey. the Cincinnati RCD
hgrler. was the only National League
pitcbe- 20 win TWENTY-FIVE games ana
D,.c-, pe,,f1,er of tho Robins wore
the only others 10 get above the
twenty mark
lack Rritton had a lot OF rosy
things said about him for sticking
An The rins, twenty wears and holding
tbe ,velta,-u-alr-bt t,t1e until ne vvaS
tbirtv-rine (oficiaIlv)
u .~,. v,,o-o - +boeo lind v,-c,-1 e.
South Bend news-times., 1922-12-14
Coaches icR
AU-American
Football Team

COLUMBUS, O.. Dee 13.-The
2tf CuaChy> who picked the 1922
A.l-Amcricau football team To
appear i'm the December Is issue
of tIie Athletic World. found a
dCarth OF tackles and a wealth
OF baCkfcId material. the maya
zinc states.
The coaches picked the follow
in- team:
Eud-NullCr. California.
IaCklc-RohCrt~. Centre.
Guard-Breid>tcr. Army.
CcntCr-DCGroot. stanford.
Guari-SChWab. Lafayette.
TaCklc-Gulial. Brown
End-Gocbcl. Michigan.
QuartCr-Buell, Harvard.
Half-Kaw. Cornell
lIalf-INipke. Michigan.
EullbaCk-LOCkC, Iowa.
South Bend news-times., 1922-12-14
Adam Beehler

Main 1999-Two Stores-Lin $3.50
Adv. 346-351.
South Bend news-times., 1922-12-14

Rug Cleaning. B. B. Cleaning
adv. 345-351
South Bend news-times., 1922-12-14

Rug Cleaning. B. 3. Cleaning.
adv. 345-351.
South Bend news-times., 1922-12-14

Rug Cleaning. 3. 3. Cleaning.
adv 34j-55i
South Bend news-times., 1922-12-14
Adam Beehlcr

Main 1999-Two Stores-Lin. $3.50
Adv. 346-55i.
South Bend news-times., 1922-12-14

Rug Clearing. 3. B. Cleaning.
adv 345-251.
South Bend news-times., 1922-12-14

Adams has taken good care OF
himself and he is well preserved he
looks no older than some OF the
sparse!y covered heads that appea"
on the big college programs as
Age 90"
South Bend news-times., 1922-12-14

Jack Britton had a lot OF rosy
things said about him for sticking
I'm the ring twenty years and holding
the welterwelght title until ne was
thirty-nine (oficially).
South Bend news-times., 1922-12-14
AMERICAN LEAGUE

Grlts won roll OF of last game.