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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-09-20
TUE Inst LAMENT or THE
not SEWIlE.

Out iisw the cook. the laundres-
The mirror cracked from side "a
side,
MY fate has come upon me-
cried
The lady of the house.
WIN apologies 10 Tennyson's
'I.se Lady o; shalott.
Wen N Il IL our fate we can surety
meet Il nobly. Let them 40. and We
VIII return 10 the good old DAYS wnen
.Nery house supported Itself. and tell
inc world that tho community system
. failure Wen put up our own
TOMATOES, smoke u own hams, leave
INV cities, do our own work. buy
washing machines. live the simple lire
work at living, II some one else
wants TO take away everything we
hnNe to do that work for Us. Tho
Iaborer Is worthy OF MS hire. surely,
ana I'm for the dignity of labor every
time. but believe In unions for pro-
lection. not Tor extortlon. And when
the hud carrier aud the weed cutter
decide that their innlienable right to
life, liberty and family eniitie him
arbitrarily TO Sufficient pay Ia sup
port h a family In luxury. whether
they earn the price they ask Or not.
why then the sensible thing to 90 Is to
N'" nnu vi'Fs w moo our
,o... w y" "'"'
20 ~ INV '""'
MY boss has Just Unfinished enamel
lhE al tie woodwnrK in his house,
and now / suppose hat 10 his plumb.
Ing were io ret out of order tho
liuhiief WOULD f'iufe 20 NJ u Tor
MN hechuse ne hadnt eutplnNed I'M
Ion labor We would like 10 paint tho
OUTSIDE OF our houfe bot nc painters
would HllrtlN zee ~ doing u. ana then
We wouldn't hc able 20 get our Ice de-
hNtie" OF our Nuen l~Aundtfed.
When Lupo Joins the pomosilc's
Union 7 shall have to train kitty to
he on time TO his meals for II ne
hh"uld come ih a. ~ or u II s'oa,
ehe would DE unable 70 DO any more
work ana COUNT mink OF g.Ning MIN
"a saucer 81 milk
What am taking about WHY
the Domestic workers union. OF
course. whe dav has come when Lo
the poor housewife ls rushed between
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-09-20
FoR MISS HAYDEN

\ number OF afairs were given
durins the past week IN honor OF Miss
GLADYS Hayden. now Mrs. Raymond
Wilson. \ week ago Friday the Al.
pha chi. the brides sorority sisters,
gave u linen shower at which Miss
Hayden received many lovely gitts,
On Saturday afternoon the sunday
school teachers gave a liner shower
at the home Of Mrs. Hugh Cooper,
ard on Monday evening a mesa sup
per given by tide Alpha Chis. had u
perfectly delightful time. but on ac-
count OF the weather had to take
refuge indoors instead VI eating out.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-09-20
IN HONOR OF Mns. CEDAR.

ON Friday night the nurses at 81.
Joseph's Sanitarium gave a picture
show party in honor Of Miss Myrtle
Cedar. ending with a treat at Grim
HhRWs.
ON Morday night pr Niger gave o
dinner a. the Country club Tor IN.
and Mrs. Clarence clark. nee Miss
cedar. Covers we're laid for ten and
dancing to the pianola followed dur
iug the evening.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-09-20
FOR MISS LUCuE sIMIMs Ann
MISS ADl.IINE lsNlE.

A picnic supper n being given this
evening at Alameda Tor the Misses
Adeline pyle and Lucis Simms. guests
of the John and Albert Simuss' by
Mrs. Neil u. Field and Mrs. Harold
Jamison. The party viii motor cut
10 Alameda and "A Mexican supper viii
be served. Many pleasant and in
formal affairs are being given In
honor Of the young ladies. whose
visit In Albuquerque Is being much
enjoyed.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-09-20
IN HONOR or
Mrs. PAUL BEt kER.

Mrs. paul feckDr q recent bride.
WIS entertained ON Wednesday with u
post matrimonial shower at the home
~ Mrs Mitchell and her sister. Miss
Petty Aruut who were Joint hostesae-
10 the bride. The guests brought re-
cipcs and linen tn help IN the new
housekeeping. Delicious refreshment'
were served. tive Phi Mu sorurity SIS
tcrs assisting the hostesscS.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-09-20
IprnsoNNL

There vii be an Informal dance al
the PA Nh hous4 tonight.
TIE Knights or columbus are plan.
ming a dance FOR sept 2sth.
w v. Walton and W. r. Metcnli
motored mp TO Testiquc Yesterday for
ovcr SUNDAY ard viii hrinF back Mrs.
Metcalf ~ Mrs. Walton upon theii
return. Mrs Metcaif Is closing hsr
summer home.
Mrs. Burke has returned to tho
homc Of her daughter. Mrs. H.. y.
Wroth. after spending the summer
with her sister Mis-. Stevens In Los
Angeles.
The first event OF the shrinors so
cinl secession VII take place on Octo
Ter 10th. when a bail Tor Shriners
only win be- given No plans have as
yet been made.
Mics Janice Bnndy OF the cafeteria
department Of the Y W. g A. has
gone 10 Columbia. Miss. where she
hus enrolled as a student In the Girls
college.
Donald Wilson and Maxwell Fer
Fusson leave tonight for Boulder, Colo.
where they VIII onter the University
I OF Colorado.
Miss Agnes Chlders who was ex
poctcd home last night did not arrive
but Be- cNpcctcd todaS or tomorrow. II
b. Thought that she WINS delayed by an
operation on her tonsils.
Mrs IT, w. Howden In expected to
return ia Albuquerque this evening
-
Mrs Frank pru Is entertaining in
form. liy M re- buffet supper this eve
ming Tier guests are the Misses Syd-
ucy Wilson. Anita Huhheli, Virginia
Herrt,. Ted Herclcy. Herbert and VIII
lard HopcwCll. captain Guy Holden.
and Mrs A. T. Sims.
Caption GUY Holden. formerly OF
the English Royal Flying corps, In "
Albuaucrouc. "a guests at the home OF
Mir. aud Mss. Joseph Wilson.
ON Nonday Hol,u. Mcshane gave q
picture how party In honor Of Nilrs
struuquisl
ON sunday Mrs T. e sullivan en-
torjaincd Tor the same fortunate
little badly.
ON SUNDAY afternoon Isabel Guil
was hustoss at q Children's party foi
"a dozru children.
Mrs " vs. FAIR ENTERTAINED with
two tables OF hridge on Thursday ait.
Cruoun.
-
Mrs Frank i'ru IL expecting {,
leave within "a week or two for Cali
foruia. from where she will sail viii
her two little girls FOR Honolulu e
spend two months.
Mrs Coppock. a sister Of Mrs. lsaal
parth. has gone To California FOR a.
Indefinite stay.
n Is with ronuine pleasure and ap
prehcnsion. that W. learn OF Mrs
raymond Stnmm's having assume
the editurHhip of the Morning Journa
society page
Mrs William Valentine and hab.
/, ore visiting Mrs Valentines parcrti
1 MI. and Mrs. John Strumquist n
South Walter Mrs. Valentine IL iron
! Morency Arizona.
Mrs =. H. Bearrup and daughter
ln-law Mrs Hernalilio Bearrup an.
q child. Edkar S~trumquist are passin
through Albuquerque today en- rout
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-09-20
YouNc MnuouIEouE LEAVING

The opening OF universities and
colleges takes It's annual quota Of
young people out of the city, aud
brings a new set upon the hill. Mary
university students ara still vacation
ing on the coast. In the east. or in
the mountains. ana will not he back
for mother week.
OF the going-away-to-school stu
dents. several are leaving this week
end. Herbert Hickey icnver tonight
Tor Boston TO attend the h tssachu-
setts Institute OF Technology. Miss
Louise Bell leaves sunday morning
for Austin. TeknH. She NIL, maet
Miss Anne iiAfris IN III raso Ind fh6
two will attend the University 81
Texas together. Don Wilson aud
Maxwell Ferguson leave Tuesday for
the University OF Colorado at Boulder,
Don to study law and Max 10 AXE up
civil engineering. Miss ENungcline
Perry left last week for the TINT
versity Of Kansas and her brother
returns to Leland stanford soon to
complets hts law course, aiiss Bessie
strong viii return TO Stanford ms we'll
TO onunu her iourna Ism work.
Willard Hopew ell expects TO 20 TO
Harvard.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-09-20
TnNINMEN GIVE DAME.

After the regular monthly meeting
on Wednesday night. the trainmun
Cav" e social and dance Tor members
only. \ large number we're present.
aud dancing continued until late.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-09-20
\ BIRTHDAY pIcNIC.

Little Miss Elizabeth Elder cello
braied hor eleventh birthday on We'd
ncs,.ay afternoon by Il picnic on the
mesa. nt which five Young hdi's
Joined her IN the joy OF roasting
weinies. and having a wonderful TIM"
take and candy Nere served, aud AN
real birthday accessories.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-09-20
rfAlapA 8. slMs-rhons. bad or a4a.

- .omn < rn when on car sos your breA,hi hot cakes for breakfast.
"osh sports sfccRings on picnics lights at dinner; tbut n mald) h,
csi,%r,p ~ "y m n. " 70 w.r " SUIT Ers a. night; boiled water wonder II the
san w OF our hushahd nave fallen ntot the plumbing ditch. and yu must
n ~ sou ielb before yu come into thouse How do you manage without
Svt "MuF 50 much les butter and bacon uaed=Early Fall In Albuquerque
" p% 'o"nns this week. Wen very little other than the cafe ciantant
y " not a e way TO prepare the cup that both cheers aud inebrtntes. mai
~ %t OF thn YOU VIM find In u recipe department You'll have to TOOK
th ~ IN your French dictionary. hut W hear that there arr several on.
snGemenN % 10 announced
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-09-20

AFFAIH.
Everyone q looking forward to ne
care CnhHtant promised FOR next Fri.
day Hirnt by the members ~ ~
johns Episcopal chuaci, faf IN or
gan fund. Tntlee ARE uiruadt Being
spoken for, and those who wish IL
piny cards instead o. dancing after
snpper and the cabse q perfoflnanee.
nave put everyone IN a good hDnnpr.
VIII find companions az the card a.
blee. while the tired business men
may "a ana smoke ~ long ~ Me1
PLEASE. Humc4mndt cnnfr rnH ~
creani and cake win be served dst-
inE the dancing. which begins ~ nli.e
o'clock The program 81 tho cabaret
performances VIII BE- Kept a secfrs for
a Few GAYS sin. but meanwhile nlantI
al the following uenus
CAPE cHANTANT. SEPT. ~.
Rellshea
Bread and better sandwiches
Ham sandwiches Spaghetti
wanies aud mable syruo
creamed chicken Potato salad
Fruit aatad Pies Cake
les cream
Coffee Tea MIX
The dishes for this delicious Supper
will be provided hy the following
fuuious cheuruaca,
Mrs, g. o. Clark. chicken: Mrs. A.
Nash. spagheius Mrs. q. Noher. waf-
fess and maple syrup Mrs. "A. n. "a
Belle salads; Mrs. u. @. Mechanism.
pies; Mrs. Il. +. Goodrich. cake: Mrs'
q. r. Wickham. tea. coffee ana milk.
Mrs. y 7. Nann reliahes: Mira q. 4.
valiant. punch and home mrha
candy. hrs. y. n Waferc. ice cream.
Mrs.. ". ". Waltan. reserved iablen.
Look over those I'M and pick
out Your fatofiie ~nftrcss.
Virginia Mrfandrcsn. Mar1ella wat
son. Mabel Hood. Jean Wickhnm.
Grace Wickham. Katherine ANGLE.
tlsie MecOreror. Elizabeth Morris
settle. Anita HubbeiL Julia Keiehe4l
lhusa Chamberlain. Mnbei HAY. EIm-
ina Wcrterhaunrn. Halle Howell.
Anna berry. Dorothy Bowmrn. Fran
cer Chimes, Gertrude Gaines. Helen
shade. ie claire Caeannush. Virrinls
iicre'y. Dorothy Albeit. juliet i1ol-
s'her, Mildred Harris. Dorothy Meal
lister fsonne Rssh
NEWS NogtS or TIM woafEN,s
Cl.UBs.
dseporsed ~ Mira J.. X Majors. Rat.
on. n. Chm. Pun. CONF
Tfe pena Ana cou,.!v FedcrutIon
Of Women's cluhn was entertained ~
Gently by the Wednesday club On ~
Cruces, q very enjoyable meeting hss
been reported.
The isaton sorosls viii hold the
opening meeting Of the season al the
homo Of the president. Mr.. ,. X. Hunt.
on Sept. 10. An uuusuAlly attmetien
and iniere~iine program for the aehS-
onn work haa been nrtarxed by the
program contnntitc.
Mrs Frank a. " Roberts inter
tanned The Las VEGAS sorosis a. or IN
formal iuncheon Ia honor or Mrs H.
u f4'rkin, 4 very enJoyahie time was
spent.
The Woman'a ~improvcment Assocla-
ZION OF Las Cruces gave another Of
their suloyahle dancinE partieo M tbs
Armory recently. The proceeds OF tho
dhnce were ured 70 defray the rs-
penne connected with the Improve
ments to the swiniug pool.
The duties Of the State Federation Of
women's clubs convention 10 be liald
in Ration viii be the "A. is. and 20 Of
October, beginning on Tuesday instead
I " Wednesday rs was Al first mn
nounccd. An club women win please
note the change.
-
what do YOU mink Of thisY English
court women are willing TO cut tha
expense AZ court dressing IL t30o.o 10 n
year Why W. pay that much for
CCon,inues' ON page two.J
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-09-20
Newest
Fashion

The only trimming
on this jet black
evening gown OF
velvet is a green
and silver brocadc
ribbon used as a
sash with a large
bow and long ends
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-09-20

self-interest and sympathy nave
nothing ln common.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-09-20
MISS MYRTLE CEDAR WEBS
DIg. CLAIM.

ON Sunday afternoon n : o'clock
Miss Myrtle Cedar was quietly mar
rt1d to pr. Clarence Clark OF SocOrro,
The ceremony WIS performed by
Father ManGaiari at ths parsonage.
Miss McMurray. q neice Of Dr. CLARK.
attended tho bride, and Mr.. Hilton OF
Socorro the groom. A charming
wedding supper WAS served at the
home OF Mrs. W. X. Wylder. after
which o number Of br. Clark's fellow
dentists came In to congratulate him,
and to fcllciatatc the bride.
.
Mrs. J. g. Gould was hostess on
Thursday night at a dinner tor ten,
at which Mrs. Ihnders was the guest
Of honor. Quhntitie7 Of zinnins dec
Grated the dining ih-,c aud the house
was bright with fall flowers.
Announcements have beer received
of the marriage of Edward Pcrcival
Ancona " this city to Nina Elizabeth
McGinnles Of Los Angeles. Calf, on
Monthy. September Is. Mr. Ancona
IN a member Of the local forest SER
vice. Mr. and Mrs. Apcona viii he
at home after october IS, at 6si
North Third street. Albuquerque.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-09-20

MR.. y. w, Pcarco VIVA left the city
some time ago FOR New YORK, has
been waiting there to saii FOR France.
was expected 70 leave that port yes
terday.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-09-20

Lack OF credit prevents some pco-
pie from living beyond their means.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-09-20
nAIL oINEN BY ann rIREAlEN.

hAiL OitEN ~ TIL EIHiAiEN.
Fully three hundred people attend
ed the Firemcn's hail gtYcn inlt
Tuesday niEht AZ the Armory. Prizes
were given for the most graceful
waitEing. and the couples who won
this distinction we're. John Meyer and
Miss Ruth Cutler. who were awarded
first prize: ~. a. cudahac and Mr..
~. GALES. second prize: A. 8. Rollo
and H. g. Mnhonpy. third prize.
Music and refreshments were pro-
n0unccG excellent.
Ant DAY AT THE woMAN,s crluu.
A distinctive Indian note prevailed
throughout the program at the
Woman's club Friday afternoon. Mrs.
J. w. Leech o fthe ART department
being the capable leader.
Mrs. H. y. Robinson gave a very
Interesting and instructive talk on
Distinctive American Art as shown
In Indian nasketry." Illustrating same
with n varied display OF anakets.
plaques and water bottles from tdlf-
iereat tribes OF Indians m New Mes.
leo and Arizona. The club ooma
werr made attractive " n this
splendid basket collection " Mrs.
Robinson's.
In pleasing voice. Mrs. Guy T.. Roy
crs sang From the Land Of the Sky
Bluf Waters (Cadman). and Fritz
kreihler's Cradle Song md respond
81 with the Indian melody. -fy the
Waters OF M~innctonkn" uieurance1.
Mn Lewis Thompson al ihc piano.
Mrs. >, T. Nann's subject WIS ART
OF the southwest.' aud was well d.
livefed.
Piano SOTO Gavotie-i, an. was ably
rendered by Mira Georre E,oritt.
A short business session. preceded
the program.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-09-20

what DO you think Of thiss English
court women are willing TO cut tha
expense AZ court dressing u 5000 10 n
Year. Why W. pay that much Tor
(Continues' ON page two.J
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-09-20

aiiss Charlotte Wosterfeid. who has
been quite ~ with appendicitis Is re-
ported mucn Improved.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-09-20

There vii be an informal dance az
the PA Mu hous4 tonight.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-09-20
Gate Chantmt Friday WILDE Social Event Of Week. Womans Club Resumes Mee6no

!. They VOC IormeTIy ID
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-09-20

Miss Rcbe Conner ls giving an ~
formal dance tonight AZ her home.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-09-20

w v. Walton and W. y. Metcnii
motorod up TO T%estiauc Yesterday for
over SUNDAY ard will bring back Mrs.
Metcaif ana Mrs. Walton upon theii
return. Mrs Metcaif Is closing hsr
summer home.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-09-20

Mrs. Burke has returned To tho
hom. Of her dnughter. Mrs. ". y.
Wroth. after spending the summer
with her sister MIS-. Stevens In Los
Angeles.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-09-20

Mics Janice Bnndy OF The cafeteria
department Of the Y w. g A. has
gone to- Columbia. Miss. where she
hns enrolled as a student In the Girls
college,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-09-20

The Knights OF columbus are plan.
ming q dance for sept. esth.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-09-20

The first event Of the shrinors So
cia scrsion VII take place on Ocio
her 10Th. when a bah Tor Shriners
only viii be- given. No plans have as
yet been made.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-09-20

Donald Wilson and Maxwell Fer
leave tonight for Boulder. colo.
where they VIII enter the University
The Washington times., 1919-09-20
BERLIN SWlVDLER
BLEEDS GIRL VICTIM
Bogus Meat Inspector Takes
16O Marks and Sample
From Her Thigh.

NEW YORK, Sept. 2O.-The latest
Berlin swindIe reported today is said
to be unprecedented in criminal an
mails, says a copyrighted dispatch
from Berlin to the New York Sun.
A man about thirty years old, calling
himself a legal assessor and repre-
senting himself as instructed by the
police president visited young
woman in Schoenberg, a Berlin
suburb, stating that he was obliged
10 search her house for meat After
doing so, he made her produce her
ready money, amounting to 1,1OO
marks, Of which he confiscated $50
marks.
He then declared he must submit
specimens OF blood OF every member
OF the family TO q public analyst
whose duty il was to ascertain by
analysis whether more meat had been
eaten than was legally allowed each
person. The woman declared her
readiness to allow the specimen Of
blood TO be taken from her arm.
The assessor, however, declared Il
must be taken from the upper part
of the thigh. The woman even al
lowed this done. since the assessor
asserted he positively must insist
upon IL under all circumstances.
So far the swindlcr has not been
The Washington times., 1919-09-20
MARRIAGES

Walter WiIfred Cole %. and Lula Carolina
Cox, 20 both Of this city. The Rev. n.
3. BerFerstock.
Charles Edgar Eurzenknabe, 81, Of Harris
burg, Pa, and sara Gertrude Lehr, 80, Of
this city The Rev. II. III. Ranck.
John Robert Kelly, 80, and Annie NJ. Lowe,
q, both Of this city. The Rev =. J.
Magrath.
Charles /. Butterheld. -. OF Cedar Rapids,
Iowa, ana Mabelie s. King, q, OF Fred
Ernest W. Howard, 81, and Lillian p.
O'Brien, q, Of shelbyville, No. The
Rev. j. B. Pittar.
T. L Toliver. a.. and Julia A. Garner. 80.
both Of this city The Rev, s. = Rose,
Thomas Cecllfus Eiuleys p, OF HyatlgFlle,
Nd and Frances GoodinE. 25. Of Brent
wood, Nd The Rev. II. D. Mitchell. y
Pearl Lee BurriEs. 23, and Ethel Southa4l,
%. both Of this city. The Rev. II. d.
Mitchell
Harrison RutledEe. 26 both Of this city.
The Rev. J. H Huddle.
william r. Warrensford, Is. OF Bridge
vile, Pa, and Gertrude l. Hanna, IS.
Of this city. The Rev. G. 2. Fultz
samuel n. Briscoe. Sr., 81, and Helen
Amos, 80. Of Baltimore Nd The Rev
Joseph V. Cooper. 81. and Mary Gertrude
Crousee, "a. both Of sis city. The Rev.
III. D. Mitchell.
Clinton Paul Townsend, 81, and kathryn
6piller Noses, E1- both Of this city. The
George J. Young. e., and Marian J. Carr
y, both Of AmbrtdEei Pa The Rev.
James J.. Gordon
Fred. p. Peters. -. cf York, Pa, and
Mary 2. Reuter-. 35. Of this city. The
Kew j, = ALackin-
H. g. Jordan, SO, and Annora 3. Phillips.
as, both Of Pittsburgh, Pa The Rev.
]. H. Jenries.
The Washington times., 1919-09-20
CHARLES B. MATTHEW'S

Funeral services for Charles B.
Matthews, superintendent OF the
Georgetown postal station for the
past four years and a veteran Of the
postal service, who died yesterday
morning, viii be held at his home SO9
+ street northeast, at . o'clock Mon
day afternoon The services are TO
be conducted by the Rev. George At
kinson. pastor OF Christ Church,
Georgetown.
He was born in AIiddleport, Ohio,
iu 1872, where he received his early
education. He entered the postal
service as a distributor in 1898. He
WEs for many years superintsndent
of the postal carriers in the Distric-
and was later made assistant super
irtendeut OF the old Station G, on 9
street northwest
ECur years ago he was made su-
perirteudent OF the Georgetown sta
tfon and had since become one OF the
best liked Of local postal employees,
especially among the business men OF
Georgetown.
He is survived BY his widow, Mrs.
Nellie T.. Matthews; a son, Frank
The Washington times., 1919-09-20
BIRTHS
SONS


Karl f. and Anna r. Voehl.
william II. and Annie z Smith
Stephen and Margaret Pope.
Edward T.. and Gladys =. Neville.
Herbert W and Virginia j.. Mobley,
Thomas j.. and Marie r. McGaha-
Paul II. and Eleanor i. DeLaWter.
Perclvai D. and Lillian ID. Lowell
Gurney J. and Minnie y. kisslnger.
Lille ID. and Sarah l. HOnig.
Joseph III. and Katheryn Galliher.
George +. and Margaret Germann.
Paul and MadEe DeCheruiss
Carl @. and May ]. Alexander.
Edward and Ella walker.
Darance r. and Mary K Simpson.
James and Edna Owens.
Richard III. and Lillian NJ Jennings.
William II. and Addie Harris.
Frank and Lottie =. Doran.
DAUGHTERS
Ernest B. and Annie A. PranEley.
William J. and Lillian Kelllnger.
Charles =. and Dorothy p. Gordon.
Daniel A. and Madge Tedder.
Caesar A. and Florence ". Carballo.
Charles +. and Gladys c. Champion.
Michael @. and Elena Contristano.
Patrick j. and Auna Boyle.
Cecil C.. and OLIVE =. Buchanan.
James and Mary Minor.
william r. and WiIhelmina Fouey.
Charles 3. and Cinderella Davis
George A. and jaime =. DoWneB, girl ant
boy twins.