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Evening journal., 1919-10-03

Women lsborers in some classes "
work in Java get ten cents a day. But
the islands world trade during the war
jumped from 100000 annually to $780,
O1lODO
Evening journal., 1919-10-03
BID Asked
LEADING STOCKS OPEN
OFF In MARKET TODAY

NEW YORK. Oct. 3. United Press.
Leading issues with isolated eXeep-
tlons were weak at the stock market
opening today Crucible opened at
216. on 5h; American Tobacco, al
JOiA. up a.
L. 5 Steel opened at 1904, on q;
Bethlehem b. iOih, OF 4; Nildyale,
5ils. on y Baldwin, i3s. or IA L. :.
Rubber. i2J. on y American Locomo-
tive. ii2, or 2%; American Can, &c,
up y.
The market completely recovered It's
carly losses and TUNED strong during
iho first half hour. Crucihle moved up
to 230: American Locomotive 10 ii6,
while on a heavy turn over Sinclalr
Cons gained 2 10 OLE
Further selling entered the market
following White House statements,
stating President Wilson's condition
was unlmproved. L. s. Steel reccded
TO iO5h, on "a. Bethlehem b, i03h,
on 2: General Motors. 25ih. or IA,
and L. s. Rubber. 1901. on 4.
Evening journal., 1919-10-03

France had T757 flying men killed ard
wounded in the war.
Evening journal., 1919-10-03
cno,co GRAIN

CHICAGO. Oct. 3. UNITED Press).-
Opening grain. -
Corn, Dec. i27isG26S; May, i2ih@ y.
Oats. Dec, 7iifdh; May, I3%@h.
Evening journal., 1919-10-03
NEW YORK COTTON.

NEW YORK. Oct. g. United Press
The cotton market opened heavy To-
day. October sold al $3.50, on 22; De
cember, 3i95. on 10; January, 3i&
OF 25: March. 32i0. on 20; May, 300
on 30, and July. 32i0, on IS.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-09-20
LEGAL NOTICES
arArn nr nrM MExIco.

stats Corporation Commission u Now Mexico
Certificate 81 Comparison.
United states " America, state Of New MeN'
leo, a.
q h Hereby Certified, that The annexed l.
. fuil. true and ormplie transcript the
Certlficatr ~ Incorporation u SOUTH
WESTERN CONSTRUCTIONS COMPANY
no. inug0l with the endnrsfIueufs thereon,
a. same appear on ne ana Of record in the
office II the State Corporation toWmissinu.
10 Testimony Whereof the stats Corpora
iion Commission ~ The State ~ New Mszieo
hiss caused this certificate % DO signed by
Ia Chairman and the seal ~ said Comtuls.
sinn, e. he afised A. The Guy OF santa ~
on this ION daf ~ September. 4 ID. 1913.
tssail nuoii A. WILLIAMS.
Attest Chairman.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-09-20

State Of New Mexico County Of Bern
In the District Court.
fiIst National BLhk Of ~Aibadnsruue. n
Plaintiff. ". A. W. Arson. Defendant
1915.
Tho defendant will tskr notice that
has been brought against him by the =
named plaintiff In the ahovc named Z
and that his property has been atiArhed
that unless he appears In said cause on ;
fore .he 18Th day ~ October, 1919.
ment will be rendered against him ani
u Aionro n. NeMiilen. whose post q,
address is Albuquerque. n. N.
sept 6~-i2.ie-gB.
tsEALl
EEsToR MONToYA Clel
ny HARRY a. LEE. Deputy.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-09-20

To the oualihed Eleciars o. the Cliy Of Al.
buqucrque, New Mexico;

TO TNF NUITTTTTT TTFNEITE Of THF w OF NJ
buquerque, New Mexico:
BY snthority vested in me by Law. I here.
by proclaim aud declare that there will be
held on Tuesday, the 7th day Of October,
1919, ab %sireiion for two t2l members ~ the
Ctiy C0mmisaion, zach % ~hnm shsl serve
for = term Of four ca years from and after
the date Of such ~slectiou. or until their sue
ccssor sre elected and qualified. unleas soon.
or recalled or removed. or unless tho office
vacated.
A. the same election there shall be- sub
United 10 tho voters Tor acceptance or re-
Pour (4) Of Article -Four ca Of tho Charter
Of the city Of Albuquerque.
The said election shall BE- held accordins
10 the provisions 81 the charter aud Ia
amendments and the laws ~ IN. state Of New
Mexico, governing municipal elections.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-09-20
200 TO 900 DYING
DAILY IN PETR0GRAD

WASHINGTON. Sept. 20.-swedlsh
press reports from Fe;rograd say
Death at petroErad from cholera ami
dysentery have risen to 200 TO 500 a
day. Sanitary conditions are reported
intOicrahle and many OF tue ho5piials
have closed for scarcity ~ food and
medicil.e. Bolshevik robbers for the
third time within a short period hrve
sacked the russian state bank, taxi
Ing more than ~2.O0O.Vve ruoles an
cash.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-09-20

state 81 New Mexico; County " RsrpAl
In the District Court
Fred kaysing. Plaintiff, ' Carrie j. Eay'
Defendant. No. i2sli
To the Above Named DEFENDANT
You arr hereby notified that salt o. =
styled has been filed against yun by
kaysing ~ plaintiff In which he pnys
an absolute divorce on the grouad ~ :
dunmenti aud you are further notified
unless You enter nr cause Ia be- entered
appearance in said cause on OF befnrI
ilst dsy 81 October 1919. judgement
BE- rundsrtd against you by defuplt an
relief prayed for granted. Plaintiff
tnrney u ueorve & Taylor. whose past Z
address IA Albuquerque. \ N.
tseall NEsTOR nONTOYA.
ClsFk. District Cuu
by HARRY r LEE. Deputy.
Sept Do. 2O.aI.Ort 4
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-09-20

feature In the comfort OF the students
~ having well ventilated comfortable
ooms In the dormitories md clnss
rooms and every effort will be made
70 this end.
A new rifle range Il being planned
for the U. .. +. G.. and nnnda for this
PURPOSE have been secured. Tho work
Of the reserve Officers Training corps
viii remain under the capable super
vision Of Captain G. y. rurviance.
Stndent Employment
The question Of student employ
ment has been kept constantly In
mind by the authorities OF the uni-
verrity and ~canvasEea are being made
Of the various business houses in the
city and any student WHO wants to
make his way and has the time for
work. will -be>able to make enough 20
take care OF a good share OF his cS-
psnseaL Tho various openings are be-
ms listed and by application TO the
university Office, students can be put
In touch with these various places.
The offices have heel changed 10
some extent with the onics OF the
secretary to the president being
placed In the hail between the presl-
Gents Office and that Of thu financial
secretary. Plans are being made TO
NV aINN VI wv N'NAtNANANIA VI ~
rlene. the two gymnasiums and the
chemistry building.
Graduate School.
Hitherto most OF tbs work Of the
University Of New Mexico. as In other
state universities has been In the ma
tire of instruction. The professors
and instructors o. the University Of
New Mexico have boon so over
burdened with teaching and the num-
ber Of students In the upper classes
have been 50 small. that little oppor-
tunity remained for research work.
However, there II every prospect that
during the coming year considerable
research work VIII be begun. The
gradual. school VIII he under the
leadership Of Dean John II. Clark.
Pm. u. tStanford), who for years hnE
been the professor OF chemistry at
The university.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-09-20
El PAso SHUTS OUT
ALBUQUERQUE TEAM

1T 9H1 f770EIfTTo ms y,
~. pAsu. TEX Sept 1o.--Tho I'll
paHo baseball team won tho l1EI game
uf a three game series with Albu-
queruue here this afternoon. ! to @.
The phul-out Of the New Mexico team
y cvedlted 10 the Gloss fielding u the
FL paeo players.
score. R.H. r.
Albuquerque 100 900 ooe--0 Q ,
Nj paso s...,.ofi 100 Oox--a 7 I
batteries: sandoval and chavez;
Lcyva and Duty.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-09-20

Etate Corporation Cammissi1n % New Meal
en-. CeFtineafe " oumrariaon.
United States Of America. state Of New Mon
u i HEREBY Certified, that The annoyed il
fall. true and complete transcript o. the
cefhiicatr u incorporation ~ faLETk oil
CORPORATION (No Stockholders Liability
Ina. 1Qooe) with mr. eVdoraemcnts thereon
A. same appears 90 fle And ~ record In tbs
office % The State Corrofailon Cormieaion,
Ia Testimony Whereof, the State Corpora
ton Commission Of The Htate " New Mcrico
hiss caused this csrtiheete 60 - aligned by
lee ChAirman aud lie seal of said fninmlssion
70 be affixed Al the City Of tanta ~ ON this
itth day u September. A, u. 1918.
(ssall HUGH II. WILLIAM.
Aitrstt Chairman.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-09-20

einains any % The States, territories, cot
OnIeA or dependencies - The United Ntate4,
the District ~ Columbia. and any end all
therein. and therein 70 hold. purchase, mort.
sass and CONVEX rral hud personal property.
eAseri =. and whrn forbidden ~ ioeai laws.
The ioF.going ekases shall be- construed
tion. expression Or declaration 81 specific or
special powers or pufpoaoa hercin enumer.
nted shan be deemed 80 be exclusive. but u
u heFrhy expressly declnfcd that al other
lawful powers not Inconsistent herewith are
hereby Included.
The compensation reserves me sisnt 10
amend. alter. change or repeal sny provision,
NOW or hereafisr pressri6ed ~ statute fpr
ne smendment q q oenlfesie q incerporA'
The corporation e authorized 10 issus
espifEl ttoxk 10 tho extent 81 One Hundred
Tkoasand NiOo. 0oo oo) Dollar divided into
One Thousand q .uO01 shares o. the par val
DC % One Hundred fftoo ool Dollar each
the iucorpornicrs. and Tho number Of shares
u %e,eitAl stock subscribed for BY saeh, are
G II Bayies,, ese7 Delmar s.. 81. Louis.
Arthur L. Rrodsrick. 0iso MePher,on s..
81 Louis. 1 share.
q g Campbell, Albuquerque, New Mexico,
Aad that mere than Two Thousand
tf2. 900. oo) Dollars u such subs c%rintlonS has
been paid In 10 The Tr~asprer o. this intend.
ed compensation daily elected ~ the sub
q The time for which this corporation
shall exiat shall he Fifty 1907 year,
Z The names Of The Board Of Directors
who shall serve for the first three tO
%rsonths Of the oorporate existence are a. tot
&c ". ssylsss. 1901 Dslmsr 81, 81 Louis,
Arthur l. BroderIsh. eieo Mcphsrson 81,
q. g Campben. Albuquerque. n. M
In Witness Whereof. We have hereuniu tet
our hands aud seals this 2ist day o. August,
A. ID 1919.
q II. nAYLEss UR)
ARTHUR l.. HRODKRICK tKsl
q. G. CAMPBELL tLS)
STATE ~ New Mesico. County Of Bernhiillo, -;
on this 2ist day 81 August. A p 1919, be-
. soS ne psTsS %shsn 'pP' a. n g u 10 hss e. he
persons Described IN. and who e~Seeatcd the
I foregoing Instrument and ACKNOWLEDGED that
they executed same ~ their free &C, Hnd
deed.
In Witness whereof. ! have hsrsurso So,
my hand knd affixed MY official svsl the dag
and year In this eeriifloAts aboye written.
SUI NJ DILLON,
(sea) Notary Public
Ny commission expires October i2th. 1921.
state 81 Missouri City 81 81. Louis. ~!
On this 2bth day Of August A d, 1919.
before ne personslly appsar,a At,haf =
acribed IN. and who executed the Foregoing
Instrument. and n~ekuowiedEed that he exc
cutcd tho sane a. rs free act aud decd
In Nltnrss Mhsrcof I have hrrtuntn set
my hand sod affixed my official seal the day
and year In this certificate first above writ
ten.
u. G RERGLuND
tscaD Notary fuhiic.
~ commission exuires Oct. iT-io22
No i00gs Cor Rsc'd Vol s.. Page 5sa
Csrtincaie q Incorporation q Tbs isisia Oll
Cooperation No sioekhnidsrs' Liability.
Fiird In office NJ STATE Corporation Com.
mission o. New Mexico. sept. II. 1919. n
o l A T. Morrison. ClsrA.
Run sept $50.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-09-20

PILED ~ offses q STATE Gospu-stinn Com.
miaslnn Of New Mexico. Nrpt. ~, 1919. A. l..
Morrison, Cierk. Compsrrd $50 hNV.
Hun srps. 1920.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-09-20

The voting places are hereby named
follows
Flrst Wara-Nnflnnhl Life Insurance
900 North Second 81. d
socohd wana--1s4 Weft 0oia Avsnni
THIRD ward -2f9 West Cold Avenur
FOURTH Ward-CitY Hall.
The pAee.. for rexistfaiioa are he
named A. fulinwnf
first wnrd-Nev Mexico Cigar Store.
Wcrt Central Avenue.
second ward--Alvarado Pharmacy.
and Gold.
Thlrd Wefd- Mnrnins Jouruai office.
Fourth Wara-EvenihF Herald office.
~ qualified voters within the City Ol
huqaerene may vote a. such election.
(Heall WALTER NJ. CONNELI.
Chairman. City Commission and ex.oi
Mayor. city o. Albuquerque.
Atrial; NuRiNNE n swi1zER, City G
sept. iJ-2o-27' Oct, lac,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-09-20


Under and By virtue Of . decree and \
Of sale issued oui ~ the district court II
Second judicial district county II Rerni
state 81 New Mexico, on The 81 dav ~ /
ust. A. ID 1919 IN the above entitled /
wherein the above named plaintlffs and
tain a Judgment against the ahove namel
fendants for the sum Of t375Oo With lad
thereon from date 10 da, Of sale 81 the.
81 ~ per rent per annum and al on the |
and expenses Of suit aud sale which
decree was made and entered on the 97tI
~ AnEnss A d. 1918. | am commando
sell ~ the interest IN the following desr'
and best bidder Tor cash;
A certain tract or parcel 81 land ID
l,ing and being In Atrssco. Bernaliilo cd
New Mexico. aud more particularly drse 4
- follows. to4wit Measuring In Width. 1
North 90 south Sihty yards aud IN III
from Eatt 70 West, One Hundred fI
yards, from the Acequia Madrc o. The n
Aecqeia. Of Aban Montoya. Bounded "A
Nofth BY lands u Antonio Chavez , Sad
IN the sauth by lands % Romolo 0aLI
srd lands 81 TrinidAa GebAidon. on In.
~ the community ditch. and on the Wal
lands of Aban Monteya
Therefore notice IL hereby given thj
the 9th day ~ December. A n tpts i
hour Of ten n'cloct, A. N AZ IN. front Al
the Court house In tho County o. Bsrnl
state % New Mesico. ! will In obellsn|
said decree and order % sale. seii ths |
named Interest IN the said above assr|
premises 20 satisfy piaintiffs Judgment
Interest thereon asd all tho eotts q sui
sale.
FELIPE J. GuRuLFl
asF so-Sept 6.is. 2o.2a q. saa5
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-09-20

IN THE DISTRICT COURT. County Of
hiiilo. STATE o. New Merioo.
J. NJ eandoeal Trustee. for Isidro Sand
Beneficiary. Plaintiffs, ". Flavio a.
and Insnita Garcia, His Wife. Defend
No. 1897.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-09-20

Much OF the business detail OF ths
university has been placed under tbs
direction Of Mr.. John p. Williams
who already has begun to Introduce
efficient mSthods. II is realized that
owing to the insuniciency OF legisia
tive appropriations. the university
must cconomlze In some respects. To
this end Dirsctor Williams and Presi-
dent Hiil are working pight and day.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-09-20
MISCELLANEOUS

FOR sALE-LiFhi trailer good o new aai.
matte tires, aox3. 725 80 Edith.
WANTED-Csreful koaak nnisblng BY mas
ter photographer twice daily service. Re.
msnher, satisfaction guaranteed Send your
dniahins 10 . reilable established ftm. Hanns
a Hama, Master photographer
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-09-20

The University Of New Mexico now
poasosses the strongest department Of
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-09-20
MATRIMoNY
MONEY TO LOAN

CONFIDENTIAL loans on Ieweiry, diamonds,
watches. Liberty Bouds, pianos, AutomO
hlles. Lowest rates. RothmAn's, Ut South
First Bondod 70 the state.
WE LOAN yoa more money 90 year dia
monda. watches, ieuelry and Liberty Bonds
Reliable, liberal and ennhdentiAl. hindlin
J~sselry. a02 Wssi Central formerly II
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-09-20
NOTICE OF SUIT.

Aas ao-s.p, S.iaso.ss "a gIss Ma
New-York tribune., 1919-05-22
Lady Arthur Paget,
War Worker, Is Dead
American Woman Won Enemy's
Commentator for Hospi-
tai in Serbia

PARIS, May 21.-Lady Arthur Paget,
who did philanthropic work in three
wars, died here yesterday of pneu-
monia. Lady Paget was Miss Minnie
Stevens, of Boston. Her father, Paran
Stevens, was onetime owner of the
fremont House there
Lady Paget began her war work in
the Boer war when she donated a hos
pital ship the Maine to the British
government. Her husband, General Sir
Arthur H. Paget, was British Minister
to Belgrade. While in Serbia Lady
Paget rendered aid during the first and
second Balkan wars. At the outbreak
of the European war she opened hos
pital in Serbia, and her work won the
praise even of the Austro- Hungarian
Empire. She was appointed by Queen
Mary to take charge of the work of
providing socks and knitted goods for
soldiers.
Lady Paget was prominent in Lon
don, and her home there was centre
for artists and writer's. She was es-
peeielly active in society in the reign
of Edward VII.
New-York tribune., 1919-05-22
OBITUARY NOTES

WILLIAM EDGAR BRUNDAGE. seventy
five, one of the leading farmers of the north
ern section of Connecticut. died at his home
in Greenwich Yesterday. He was member
of Che Order of American Mechanics.
COLONEL CHARLES W GALE, vice
president OF the Thames National Bank, of
Greenwich Conn, for twenty-five years, died
there Yesterday. He was a colonel in the
National Guard. He was a 32d degree
Mason.
MRS. MARY S. WARD, prominent in
social circles in South Orange. n. J.. died
at her home there yesterday. She a
the Post Parliament of New York and the
Emma Willard Association of New York,
of which she was vice-president.
CHARLES f. M'GlNTY, ffty-two. for
many To years associated with the American
cty Hospital He had had lived at $40 o. Eas sat
Eightyfourth Street. The body was taken
to the Campbell Funeral Church.
HARRY HILL, for many years general
buyer for the Ludwig Bauman department
stores, died yesterday at the Lutheran Hos
pital, after 4 short illness. His home was
at West End Avenue and Seventy-second
Street. The body was taken to the Camp
bell Funeral Church, where funeral services
will be held this afternoon.
THOMAS pREST. sixty-eight. a retired
merchant of Kansas City, died yesterday at
the Manhattan Eye and Ear Hospital fol-
lowing an operation. He had been living
with his daughter, Mrs. Louis c. Berrian,
of Kensington Park Long Island The
body was taken to the Campbell Funeral
Church.
MRS. BELLA F. MAYER. sixty-Rve. wife
of Joseph B. Mayer the traction magnate,
died Tuesday morning at the Hotel Buck
inghan Fifth Avenue and Fiftieth Street
Mrs Mayer served many civic commit
tees, and she active social worker
She was a memher of the Garden and Colony
clubs. The body was taken to the Campbell
Funeral Church.
MRS. GRACE F. DEACON. wife of a
Hartford. Conn. merchant, died Tuesday
At her home. 3l3l Broadway. She was
born in Nova Scotia.
JOHN SIMMONS fifty, died Tuesday at
survived by widow and a son. The body
was taken to the Campbell Funeral Church
WILLIAM j. RYAN, a membes of the
New-York tribune., 1919-05-22
JONATHAN TRUMBULL

NORWICH, Conn, May 2l.-Jonathar
Trumbull, seventy-five, a lineal de
scendant of Jonathan Trumbull, Gov
ernor OF Connecticut from 1854 to 1884
died to-day.
Mr. Trumbull was born and educated
in Norwich. He was writer on liter
airy and historical subjects and fol
many years was librarian of the Otis
Library He was q member of the Amer
ican Historical Association and the
American Library Association. He wa:
vice president of the Connecticut His
torical Society and the president Of the
Connecticut Librarys sAssocation. He
was one of the Sons of the American
Revolution and a member of the
Society of Cincinnati.
Some Of Mr.. Trumbull's works were
"The Lebanon War Office" "The Defa-
nation of Revolutionary Patriots,
"Shakespeareana" and "The Share Of
Connecticut in the Revolution"
New-York tribune., 1919-05-22
knights of Columbus. died Tuesday at -,
Sip Avenue. Jersey City. N. j. He is sun. s
vived by three sons and two daughters &S''

Sip Avenue Jersey City. N. J. III He as u ~ las
vived by three sons and two daughters sas'
PATRICK MINTYRE. sixtv-ons :,
stable boss for the Streeter & Deuison Az s
Brewery for twenty-seVen years, died 'rra- ,a.s
day at his home, 120 North Seventh SIS ~ss-
Brooklyn.
EDWARD J. SKELLY. clerk in a.
United States Custom House died TncsSaaee sae
at his home. 1874 Park Avenue Brool,lsy S'Isnsy
He was a graduate of the Sacret Heart IT, u
stitute. 'a-
GEORGE CARROLL M'PEERsoN s;x..
four, died Tuesday at his place of businsss
of heart disease. He was an emnloso -,'ess ss
Schoverling. DAILY & Gates, and he liyed u.
$50 West 179th Street. @'
EDMUND DEVINE. thirty-four s.s
Tuesday at his home, APP Fourth Ayennsa
Brooklyn, after a short illness. He WIS =
member of ST. Aquinas Catholic Church am
the Holy Name Society. S
PATRICK H. MuLvILHILL. an envi,a..
in the employ of the Brooklyn Gas Comnsnsv' C,,'rs'
died Tuesday at his home. 663 <sergen ST.
Brooklyn. He came to this country sjxtsss
years ago from Ireland ~ ~
GEORGE j. SCHILLING. an unholste.s.
died Monday at his home. $50 Twelfth Streas
Brooklyn. He was 4 member Of prosr,sr.
Heights Council 1921, Royal Arcanum. ~
SARAH ROSENBERG. forty-two. dina
Tuesday evening. She IS survived by ,nrss
children. She was member OF the Sor;sssl
B Bnai David
GEORGE WILLIAM HARMAN. ffty.sys
n member of an old Brooklyn family S;ss
Tuesday night at 80 Palmetto Street BronS'
lyn. He the grandson OF Andrew Hs~.
man. prominent in Williamsburg poli,;rs
and nephew of Alderman Harman.
MARCUS CALDER STOUT. sesenty.sy.
died Monday night Of heart disease He was
employed for many years as a foreman by
the Brooklyn Union Gas Company.
WILLIAM WILSON, seveniy-eight fo-
twenty-eight years president OF the Centen.
nial Tea Company, of Nesey Street died
yesterday of heart disease. lie vas a mem.
Der of the New York Stock Exchange
MRS. MARY ELLEN TAYLOR GRAHAM
sixty-seVen, died Tuesday as The result of an
operation at the Methodist Episcopal Hos.
pital. She was married ,qyice her first hus.
band being Samuel Spedon. brother of the
caricaturist and lecturer.
WILLIAM HENRY GRAHAM forty.s;S
of 1892 Prospect Avenue. Far Rockawaw
died Tuesday of erysipelas. lie was the son
of the late Brigadier General Samuel Gra
tilery during the Civil War He was
member of the hardware firm Of John H.
Graham & Co.
RICHARD f CORNWEI.I sixty-Ave. an
Inspector in the United States Army Trans.
port Service. died Tuesday Of pneumonia He
was member of the Invincihie Club and tha
Union League Club Of Brooklyn. He was
formerly in the export business.
New-York tribune., 1919-05-22
Mary Garden to Fight
Lucile's $2,758 Suit

Jacob Klein, attorney for Mary Gar
den, had something to say yesterday
about the suit which Lucille, Ltd, has
brought against the prima donna to re-
cover $2,758 for gowns and accessories
made for her. Miss Garden. the attor-
ney said, left for Paris last month, af-
ter refusing to pay the bill rendered by
Lucille as exorbitant and leaving the
matter in the hands of counsel. Also,
Mr.. Klein said. the singer did not know
she was dealing with a corporation
when she placed her order with Lady
Lucy Duff Gordon, who owns large
part of the modiste establishment
known as "Lucile."
Miss Garden wrote to Lady Duff Cor
don telling her she regarded the bill
a letter which said in part: "When her
ladyship has gowns to create, she just
works out her inspirations, and when
the gown is completed her part is fin
ished. Then the management has all
costs and arranges the prices. The
chief cost was the great amount of
labor, girls and time spent i'll making
the gowns. They took weeks to make.
am taking this opportunity of inclos-
ing the bill for Lady Duff Gordon S
personal fee, which is quite apart from
Lucille, Ltd" The "fce" asked was
S400, which caused Miss Garden fur
ther surprise. Lady Duff Gordon prom
ised to place the matter before the
board of directors of her corporation.
On May Mr.. Klein says he received
communication from Lucille, which
said the bill was not only fair and
reasonable but that gowns made for
the prima donna were "altogether un-
derpriced."
Accordingly Miss Garden will pay
the bill as rendered." said the letter.
owe will see," said Mr. Klein.