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Bisbee daily review., 1920-07-11
M arSaret Marks
 Honor Guest of Dancing Party

IGNORING MISS MARGARET Marks who has returned. from school to spend the summer with her pa rents. MT and Mrs. Emil Marks. a pretty courtesy was extended by Miss Goodbody, who invited 30 to a dancing party al the Country club on Friday evening. Mrs. Marks as- sisted in receiving the guests. The guests were Messrs. and Mesdames E. c. Campbell. c. W. Boswell, tBew ard Givens, Mrs. w. T. Burns, the Misses Winifred Paul of Douglas, Alberta Houle, Jennie Cowan, Mary Duffy Of Nogales, Alice Cowan, Eva Iosson, Althea Saelid and Ruth Will COX, and the Messrs Robert Burns. Phil Yard, J. K. Hutchins, White Harold Thorne. George Draper. Tom Cowan. Phil Dickson. Murray Bate man and Daniles.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-07-11
H. C. L. Report
 By League of
 Women Voters

WASHINGTON, b. C., July 1o- The cost Of food has risen 2I per cent during the last year; lO4 Der cent since 1913. The cost of clothing has risen 64 per cent since March, l9l9."
 These statements are contained in a report by Mrs. Edward P. Costigan. chairman of the committee on food supply and demand, National League of Women Voters. He sfsteRent IS supported by that of an economist wH8se figures are based on federal in- come tax returns and government in- vestigations. She quotes him as say ing:
 .. What Consumer Pays
 During the three years l9l6-19lS, the consumer has been paying the food corporation who's reports are available over two and one-half times as large profits as were considered ac- ceptable before the war
 Mrs. Costigan's report says further:
 Tn some other countries a better day has come. During the war, bread
 
 ing Belgium at 60 per cent and in France at 40 per cent of the price We paid in New York. The same quality of American butter that cost us so cents in Washington sold for 50 cents in England.
 Government Competes
 Tn Queenland, according to Prem fer Theodore, who has recently been in Washington. at the present time sugar is selling al eight cents a pound and the best cuts of meat can be ob- tained at from 16 to IS cents a pound in government meat markets. The premier is further quotsd as saying: The government has met the menace of war profiteers by entering into ac- tive competition with them
 MRS. T. E. BUTLER has returned flom the coast where she hss spen. several weeks.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-07-11
E Paris Establishes Museum Of Modes G@ Meet Demand
 Of Artists and fh@ W@mnem

PARIS HAS ESTABLISHED A museum of modes at the suggestion Of number Of artists and smart folk sounding new note in fashion as related to the preservation of the things of other days. The museum has been q temporary location in the former residence of Spanish artist and gay party marked its opening. According to the plan not only wih the costumes of celebrities be copied and given place here but the sur roundings In which these modes flourished will be reproduced as nearly as possible. Manikins, fash toned SC cleverly that they suggest face and form of Napoleon. Louis XIV or any other who is deemed worthy to join the silent throng. have been placed in the museum.
 Many of the handsome gowns of the Empress Josephine, and num- Der of heavy Egyptian shawls pur- chased for her by Napoleon on one
Bisbee daily review., 1920-07-11
BY CORA MOORE
New York's Fashion Authority


 NEW YORK, July 10. - Extreme ly important each to the others suc- cess are the coiffure and the dressing of the neck, fact about which wom- en should know more and profit by their knowledge.
 Just now variety of styles in hair-dressing are in vogue. Some advocate permanent waving. Others advise in favor of what they call summer transformations" of which one must have two, one to wear while the other is being dressed, and which are especially designed to in- sure a neat coiffure in the hottest, stickiest of summer weather.
 Of course, having ones own hair dressed is preferable where it is pos,
Bisbee daily review., 1920-07-11

sfDie. In any case, the coiffure set tied, the neckline comes into consid- eration.
 from the "Ziegfeld Follies," each showing type of neckwear particu- larlys well suited to the way in which she dresses her hair, in each in stance her own natural hair.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-07-11

morrow evening at the home of Mrs Ted Dunlap in Warren.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-07-11

DR. AND MRS. G. H. FITZGEk- aid entertained at dinner of ten covers at the Country club on Friday.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-07-11

Before the war about 15O,OOO rail road freight cars were constructed annually in the United States.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-07-11

MRS J. FRED RYAN is accom- panying MT. Ryan on a weeks motor trip.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-07-11

The broad effect and smooth locks ear pads, takes kindliest to the long pointed fischu, while the piquant ex- pression of Irene Marcellus, with the pouting lips and youthful curls, can stand the low square neck with it's modified Medici collar. Then there is Betty Morton's clear-cut pro- file which is most admirably set off by her wavy, simply-done coiffure, the psyche knot producing precisely the right line with the profile. With the coif no other mode of neck dress ing could so suit her as the combina- tion of square revers and v-shaped opening.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-07-11

MRS. T. E. BUTLER has returned fron the coast where she has spen. several weeks.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-28

IN William a3:2,nsrauyS nxygsass
nry>ident. Mrnassns: j. y. Dodge sccrc,
! ii T. @b;@a. t,ris;o,. W. v.. Ne. Mi'' T. g.
Sarnrr, Hristow. object: general rcrch.'i-
,S,;m s. Ssa s't 3ns".s N%nT ,MY@eS; ;"i
's"S hs ,SStI'aFG and IT, g.
and I" operate "a laundry.
tS"".n hT,fr oh m,'is' ia sa ssg.
r-essdisn'., sna e. G. iasss,, srcre,ary. In
sl.Goo.c0o. -''''' S'oe" RON >"V''V'" 10
MAXIMUM G2nstnsn'aI 5 s%ynEf msnH D11"p
la.s ais"p'sM n5g2id1 INK. ,,Sia u, n
Sal'v.ils Savings nanh. Sultv,!c. Maxi.
u Mex S@'G nrG ,mtnuI siiIe'G ThS%n; en-,
s sSs3r. sS Sai,"ic S tdl @n@ ) h Per,
r.,. rhs OH, T21hon9l Mercarg;e ,'orporaton
81 Sni Iarg ,1.r Ge'a S,:en F@T;
S stsa5ise Ill 81 sn@T"l e-
Cn!,ec Auto supply Corp. potersbur.
FFaN; S,mth siS;"o?; n!"iin.n .oeo. -.
ansa :esro's %s'sH CHS rSisTs" sna wi,u r.
Sss ' na rs!e5fSSHFE 70 a? ii"
Simar C"rroratto,. N"rGols .oin,y t$or-
mSr,. s.. So" NsfI"mH MN, s!"ogs m;n
roItsnouth Aiyah il. Martin, Jr s,ecr!.
.nry N"rf%ik: JapiSs e. Martin. IL. Nor
i"lE, anu l.. Todd Wool. -, neral real cs.
tate AND construction hnsinvss
Warehouse Realtv tvrp"rat.on l.ich-
Eiond. MAXIMUM. alnn. oag: in.,!nlltn 551u
Thomas Gresham: president: lAr,-s Mullen
nccretar:. Guy Is. fin2rGroNo J'yrus W
Bcule ana VI. Mathews. al ~ Richmond
General real estate aad construction Lust-
-tmendmcnt TO charter Of the Union Star
dnthsr srssidsnt ana il. 3TGRi SEE
Rotary. crcat!ng class OF Preferred stoc;<
.\n'e,mndiIent 10 charter o: IIaywood LAM LAM
ana Timber to?p"ration Richmond, :,
Botce, president ana James Mullen. see
90" TO si.OC00co. -'
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-28

l% 9n. D Tiis i t. = ,.Ns SAlsx "a
~ s.!se, south AXIS" '"e', Marc" IS. is.";
az : ls, rsFf iii; 70 i%np y. M,comN ,,u-;
. inches wc,t c,asiDor'u>,e Avenue. west
$Sst'i 'Y*' tot "SSi %;S 81 ! y ds ,S:
i"in ,,o 49,, 80 i,:o; ~" and Interest.
81; sga S"si !,@S Th,% a"rn
r, Il , kem,on Mn.ii,n.. q ais to George L.
.sss .I To''lsasi e?,a.s Esayeoa %veEae
s. Nsn,S" M Ii isl1; 'S 8, s,s. to George
' "Sf1n H., H., II;;2 En- <5%nss is9i 4
nyr, ss mss IS ";5$
TS It's ise y"s' , Elm 81 + g. '@S ~
A. ,Ken,on Mnhlsiinan' I e, ais. ,'' to George
1ora ni E"se%ood ''H ss.. No ,s ss,;
"a xSs Mach M Ii sa" ' 4 az to oeorr.
iiinchsrtlson - az; trustees. No. .aI6. north
@ II ,Ss u Ts"S fss cast M Elm
~ N.n,ou Mnl,i.n,nn ct ale. 20 G,orsc H.
' !a 81 q" Mos'tsf ~" ..Is ns i
g,ees', - ) f,e' Ihc!,y4 b ii5 fee,. March
EiehaIlson 81 al. irS rus :: go -5se. north
i i;i,,, .:oseMo2i Avenue q fee, Inch tar.
iG. 1879: ,7.eTo
\ ksn,sa si,ii'is,aan 6, as. 10 Gsorss /;
In linz R"; wv, u &C.. nsi sasi EIm;
H.. ,Sso; Sst 'neHss by no 'ce'' Marc"
ID. i r;n.iia:n: 4 r; ru!,ism Eha.n.na,.
isst !nche, by il, feet Maf"h {. 80: :,5j.5i
taaa rS.,es Do" a. north no., II ao "S.TF
T feet ~ f. isen ss V,f So M sn
scna4f. ,fIs:.e. - son;h linz c-,h+rlnc
e f-e; ) ,neht" IL y; tce;. MarsA y 49,
'S 2ia .YS ," g. Xon xs... - A,o, ,r.,,,
. =. 81 ii"Al,y. trustee, .1e .'oi,n Inc
WI ND 90, M. mr. i':sH :so ~ :5si p'"'''"
Katie G%rd"n !" 4; I rsytGI Lr... Ct a..
inoh-s " is fsei .i.;ch Co.. ), 40: s.. 81 ;s'
- h1s dS Sra = Sr s sy'G9. r. g: a..
az FEC, ineenF. vest A!ison Va, Z: Zee:
Lcwia i!:s"irr 81 -. 20 II. r. fichc>on.
ltSs;si: un?h M ~: ., -, .og;hs.;5 Gorner
;se, M I'LL no:'h liz s. II fe-' aehes Fau'h
2 isss, tcu;h. burns sou,i ;.xiI fee;. M.rSh
.iy.n II, Edwards Geor-e r Edwards 20
.n 'fs ss i insse e. 80 ~ "G :ul q
= feet INCH 10 feet March Is. 81:
.Paramoun, Business Associat!on Inc. 20
T.. A.. C.nepa. trustee. northwest co.ne- y
ma .g nn.!;,Sy,g,.' Streets %"xi"a fr"t March
Charles S. smith. MAJ d. tw:e, to r.
ara In. jNHa;sss Hem; Is, %" :s.
su;i,. 'road .ou.i. ssxH f.ct. 80. ii; sast
ssslsi :e.. Ma-cS Is !s: se", no Grace Street
I9hn )" Mec2ma, Leila M tw,fe, 70 Z.
IT, 81, r.; /. I'll H'-f bsS ss:'z &, 81
Highland f.rI Ro.!,y corp. to Il. j. ra..
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B.ARGAIN AMI SALES

aand iS. to "S'h fui r. cg ,Ta IL l. Carter ua
: :. 'TI o. fsn, rar - ii9s Garland Ave
SiIo ~" feet. March -. 1920: TAX. 5. 50:
.t GeoTsG "; Dra=.. Isu.ita NJ twire, TO
.nih Us feet. south Clay. so,.th 10 .s.t
~ - ,,nch,c.n ~ ~; feet October 20 1915:
Chevy chase Ecsl;y Corp. 10 PAU, u
itr':i. !oi -, block j. Monticello Fac.
arlington street. 5oNl25 feet ,ict.s
Apbr"H T.. Oven, cee!le. n owen twife>
:nr street he feet. east Meadow cast - by
no feet March ~. 1870: tas 81: SIC
=. 5. Tart Powell 10 c;e"r." a Wingi,la
ffec,,. ga, Ca tEaEEdoipn stree. west 3txl21
So: 80. '"'-'
ELSE 'rinYley Robinson and husband 10
:, .,,sn LEW s1ut h|.s, corner s.. James
nay Interest, Marsh y: 1870: so.:.
NJ Ma i: Woodson. -"n,., lin I'ioyd Avenue
:, inches. February -. 1870: TAX. $3.50;
iiuna ", Nelson. Jas r. rhuseanM 20
Sievaa Erdt. nur:hvest corner Chafin ans.
Sheppard t"ni:0 feet; $1,000. March -.
1870
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$4,000 APARTMENT IS
TO co UP ON BOULEVARD
Miss VI. NJ! kratn Obtains Permit Il,
Construct Modern Twelve
Family DOmicilc.
WILL H,,ECT $4,000 HOME
Ms. Clara BrockenbrOugh VIII Build
T"O-and-a-EInlf Story Residence OH
New pumphousc Circle - Other
Euilding Activity.

o., @'a$H, 5%uss %S':i sn 10 S'ls
Be '!ree stories in height aud viii
S"nttin twelve family apartments. The
building, building viii 20 UP on The boulevard
nct"cen Chaitin aud Taylor streets
4itd VIII be 80 fori b.; 80 feet by 1870
rect. Charles II. i'hiilipH & Co. me.
VII De. bril- lnd limestone. with y,
lag roof.
.peci"r Entlcr 20 Arrs. Clara IL. i;TocH
.hh"rouSh 10 erect Il brick dwelling on
ne west side Of the new punphousc
I ,T,.!s' between Butte Ian. and james
iixXor. To cost Sa0.oOn. The building
MI u. Two and one-ha!f storiea high.
IN slate roof
J. NJ. Tcathnrston obtained - nor-
:e't !" build stucco dwelling at iSiI
:, Sueft to cost s5.275:
repair "a dwelling at 1909 North Thirtv-
thlrd Street to cost 1915.
oth"r permits were issued ns fol-
r. - Starkc estate. To repair n bricis
aoo,e 80 South Fourteenth street to
S 'l Past |" E Tsvsf nrlaI ? GgHt
'''pphhiin If,n ~! =, 2 cost Of seej
street. 10 cost $500
a T J"msS Nelson; 70 repair a frame
Permit was issued By Building IN
T1G "r5,,;i,, hu,l"r THURSDAY TO II: w.
n"e.IinS Ola The south side Of stuart
l:onn between Fcndaii Avenue ana
'riiin'S ~ nch. at II cost Of $1,000
Oiher 'oits were issued as fol-
p.n% % Da !2a' b,ish H'i and eon cos9
building be used "a a warehouse
ana mannla cory, on the south side
~ James River. between the Southern
Isii.why AMI tho city limits. 20 coy,
$500 ana to construct a brick pumr-
Ing. station. "a cost 5000.
Mrs. Jesse T.. Tyler. 10 erect n brick
garage ~ 30: North CRANKY street
lwnliinss. ~ and 113 Eas, Canal
:, ana II t:as, Canal. q; com.
bincd cos; OF 5000
S;ra'al * Gnnst. 10 repair bric,;
store. 81 and G2G Eas, Broad Street.
1T a cog: cf $3.50.
j. T.. ouarles. 70 repair a brick store.
~ West Broad street, IT II cost Of
l.: l1u;z,er, n repair brick dwell
irf. @uSS Monument Avenue - - cost
Of $3.50
r. c9s"ol,. to repair nriels
u; a cos; Of S3G:.
:. Itrtarian. to rcpai- brick store
1871 Nest BROAD Street, a. cost or
s"rO
James J. Miller. TO repair bricl,
dwelling at Nc southeast corner OF
Shacer and Franklin streets. -.,t cost
OF $4,000.
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ri, aacS s'H vi, ;i.e MaSs ~ i:SaA 80 Zee,
Shss :, i,s% ill., =" 3; = zee, "
's 3 " hfFs ysn' i 10 w S: IL & ST. No. g
-oith linz r.-i Avenue. 80 tect y. lmche.
-sg isn s:ss .ia.sn f. f. iis8 ,e t@S W. to
s "% to &,Y5S e, s.s snsi,3s s s s oS Ss
& !s1' ga m sn's' u, i. Sd S' fs'}
rrrz;Sg 10 IL n' 81 s ssHIs %ss
i SsiTS"! :;..,t i's''" :ee;' II asTey oe;oSsF
C. cunm!n=nsm. BESSIE u. Cunningham
. Sds z sx! a h| %, f Sath ill., IN
inrS., Mst;i : $50: ,az So. ,;o. ''''A""
psr, as S Marsna II t fyssf "s Nc ~
isS M ~, Mon & ,SS-'' :sx's' feet March Is,
r'sa !sr,, iS A' ! t4s@ ,:s i,e SG
b" rn If FIJI iIoS Msr5 a., x la~ e, s.! s.
oT ;s.5 Street, a,Siy, sect: ieh s5ss Ma. "i;
.IIssle;;SS si orr II Tayo- oi,mour A. DR.
SsS.na + k" R. G..'?a i Ss isss
Wss 81, Ai,is2 ~, w.r & tes Inches by u, teet
Ha:!y MS tor ''i K.,i 80 a.r ,x,r,, 70
I faS 5ou :r;s sd-nr! ne Y~en; s. na;;;
V,,;a r'i1 ~ y. ND: iaN S".S. $40
+" MsSsi NJ neaTley. souih Inc Grow Ave Ave.
muc. III ic"t tic inches west S,,.pcari we,
~ fe"t lmcncs by IL rcr:: .!an Il ~ vi
mar -. iSH: 'an s.. SO '''
M.ne! N. iseaEi.y 20 LIAM ~ Elwa-ds
MainS 70. ha z: i.., NJ 2sl' n"r,n line
az; a foe: !nch b. 1.s 20, 49, run
.i.rSh ~. 1920: 80 ''' 'h'-''
'lnhn T. Cauepa. Suat. q. {,ricc) :, Para
mount Cuisines .Asso.. tnc rortbx., -
NJ s,,c ,:a.nd Th!.tyoi!rs, Street. Sx:ss fect.
nom Wcs,rv Joanna {. tv.s.) 10
smith cast Inc f:isA;n-nth j,
!; ian' tax 81. $40 e'' M'rt"
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TRUST DEEDS.

band} TO Il w Va carrin a:;S 81 IL i rus
zee. 30. Jyi. east line West street. -
;cct s"n,h LEOPARD: south - :.et !ncncs
Tyter {, al. trustees. nor,hwes, oovm-- y
ana Twenty third Stree, - zee, 2 inches
nt - feet inches. March ~ 1870: 81 Q6H
.r mtra Homes CORPORATION 20 Jul,=u vs..
hicr - 81. trustees. GA. line Tho T,r-
aosisl tee, March -. f 1922; 1850 5'''h
- tnied Home. CORPORATION I" Julian ".
Tyler ct a.. trustees. north line S,unr ri
Road -, 4? feet VAT The Terrace. .uS. 20
by, lis !t.i March 20. 1920: $1,000
.T!"f street :? feet. -.,si line Meadow
ea.' NIP foet. AIarch % 1899: s5s0
'i"orse =. W'arL-iI % c.arcncr ; Wal
:rtHtelt- lrust"e, No. i:Ai-l 33.. ao!Ik !'Ec
,I.E,,9rn 80" feet. cast Karho!nh. 'Nns, 10
10y d32 :s1.. ,reorua.y -. 1890, *a.iee:
e. A.. trustees. suutE lir. Floyd Av-nrr
l-u i"rt. west cranky. west Suyi.a fec: .
inches February -: 1870: 3..ncs.i
A!!n"rt I. wynn; Va. Glare Gw%nu (wife,
Woodrow avenue $50 feet. no-th joncs
north norl :" feet: lot -, block !. :ian
I"rih Richmond Ter.ace March /. ie:c:
ki.z.b"tl, T!l'ard SUTHERLAND. .rronas {,
:ntherian NJ thuSbandl 20 Howard Su;, m
sH,"t l-3 nchcs., cas-, Meaaor street, a. =,
- IcHt l2 inches ~ 1877 feet :. inc-.s
March 10, 1920: $3.50.
u, i:uGas 20 roiia-i < D. sby. i'.c
i@t 'nr ao hhy-rTn1 ws' :h!.s, ,tss;
- 1870; st.t ''"' go
Matter :. Pcytor. II R,uecra T. F.v
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Real Estate and Court News
RELEASE. DEEDS.

L: u Schmidt. trustee 20 :. l.. Dur,
,elt, northwcs, corner - and Tw.nty-t hird
s,ree,s 81 tcct inches ey {! rce, !nehes
u. " GoOdwya. trustee. TO N.nml i:l.s
Hull. No. sol. east iinc West stree 80
I've, inches south leonard street SOY. j!
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-28

CORPORATION. portamouth c. NJ Noting .
hmnt rrcSidcnt; and y. y; Manning. SOC
$50. 900 u $2po zoe.
Amendment :" charter of Southern Fur
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CHARTERS GRANTED.

No. tii. west sldq l'i-s, 40 f,.t south
;1SHHs3n. s"1,h -lNiG5 feat MAY 10, ;"ia:
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ni,urc Company. ING. Richmond. A. A. AZ.
k!ns: presiGsn,. and George. W. White. ssS-
sY;tusA'S, ineseas.nE rs capital stocN ero,a
OF Preferred stocl. '~>'N N~s'
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- pet : !nehvs, ,y ~ feet. March IS.
rmn, 20 e 1 "nap Si,sf, SIR :, cotton cha,
IN" hecg"sea. - rrta:ir:a .. l,cDH. nor!h
~ and ". S; Mrch 'S 3D. 'O !3sa 80. 'S'
w$. yss; inc "al?!f she! !ilft'Gs r4 &c HG ms.
i ,.nhih ,G'ae.. sru'a a@xI"2 foot. March 20.
\ ,'"hm > l,!oNe, trustee. 70 &. ": crn'nn;
e sas; :a fin '1 wr .ItS'? i!rs9' f .sS
potn S$A1d 5a;sS s 70 sayva L s s;
iss' sa' es Mar:n u.s. vss C. 'S'
II rHn - nD'n 90 All lif 'r" st. ,:o 70 s John
s splafs south at ss.s ? $685. S.! s,s ' $
sitg gSh Z! ' $50 "Sr!n ~ "oF'h s''=' '
II, f"ll"F4 l'aEGy ms ,rns,Sc 80 70 Jan .
S!r.e, 80 feet, went Cnr-ollpl: hTenne. w.sr
N lnTl:s 'SI sreI i"' %. ,. e'Se s "rf Place
notn IL i9'+r 4y gr ,ruSS 70 t to $ WIZ w Lay
r"il"n. wr.'t .@5<l2o feet, March ~. 1920:
4, ROY Il. Brown ct ala ,rus,e"s c:uzen's
I,9iIhI"s AMI h".m ,; >"a i!sn I" w.
it. H.. %es, Nidson I:S i faet e%.
S M G ,I5 TO- mi s ;nss .ss arS ?s.:
i t"y il b:osn 9, ala. Trustees ,,;i$sn's
49, I, a"h ? a6lA Assoe s, In, NJ
- fcc' - imches south Fr.nhl!n. south
y fS l,5rc r. - 10 taS slsI a. inches no
l., Hoy l.. browu at ais, t!ust"ng ,'itiXca'H
81. .ais north tine Mstsha!i a,r @I IS, s.;
- feS; =, inches hy IL feet. .isroI
IcNoy Il. Brown G. ais 10 Charles !. A..
pocpp.. south iinc i.puiy'a aa street 90 frc,
% %ah LILLIAN; east 80 ;ect .,.sh;s - ~"
Aibcr; - i3osci.n ir,,s,c,. ~ ,c;,.
brand, oast !ino. iiolins s,r,.i iou r.".
Horth LEWIS: n",'h 81 feet o." iio :c"t.
~" !, Joh!s"'. trustee. 20 Grand l., Dig"
., -. Jnh WaicLman 30. j.. north line
; Ms,n Str"st nt iset s %9st Eir.: wcst a'xi3D
or, T. Avis. vast iine woodrow: Avenue
80 r"ct south ion.,. Houth 1873 10y ire gu
~. ~ =. block = Alv!sta Heights. March,
Wallace = rrowu. trustee. 20 4 y. pull
Ia y. "a, fonth"..st eorner pars Avenue and
V. r. Held trus!ec. 80 Ed Lover. No
GSi wen, In, l.o,nhardy Street 45% ice, 8
Dy. 49, feet. sia:.h T. i@.e: s7a443.
r. Green, 10. 20: N,si I'M l.oinS r,.y is$
inches hy' ! 3; fest. March t.. iae6: ,S7.
"; seldom Ta:iur. Trustee. /" Fred Jier,i-
,,ldt' r., ~, II; b'oei y. 'hamb-rlayue
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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-09-22
{. J. NEER HEADS
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
Next Convention in Ell
Paso Will Be Tri-State
Meeting

Tho next meeting Of the New Mex
leo Funeral Directors association
viii be held at FL Paso In conjunc-
iion with the Texas and Arizona un-
dertakers associations. This was the
decision reached this morning by the
members OF the state association in
convention at the Chamber OF Com
merce building.
The officers for the coming year
also were elected this morning. They
are: Edward J. Neer. Portales. presi-
dent; D. Rollie. Gallup. first vice.
president: c. r. French, Albuquerque,
second president; o. q. Reeder.
Tucumcari. third vice-president; J. A..
Mnhooney Deming. treasurer; c. A.
Rising. Santa I'c. secretary. J. J.
Castor. FL Paso. was named a dele
gate to the national convention and
Fred Crolloit, was named as alter
nate.
Prof. Clement Williams OF Kansas
City wns mnde the chief lectures for
the day. one this morning and an
other this afternoon. The banquet
which was to have been held at the
AlvaradO hotel last night was post
poned until tonight. between 25 and
80 delegates attended the convention
this year
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-09-22

NEW YORK, Sept. 22-Four work.
men appeared at the municipal
building today ond declared they had
spoken to the driver OF the death
wagon that figured In the Wall street
explosion last Thursday.
Particular interest was. taken In
their story, for investigators vainly
had sought to establish Identity of
the driver among the dead or living.
According to the workmen. the
stranger said his horse and wagon had
been blown up after he had left the
vehicle to telephone to his employer.
The story served to revive an early
theory that the explosion may not
have been due to bomb plot, but
to accidental collision between an
automobile and a wagon filled with
explosives.
while waiting to be quizzed by Of
flclais OF the fire department, the
workmen told reporters that many
contractors working In the financial
district. when In. need OF explosives,
frequently sent any kind OF. wagon
without going TO the trouble OF OBJ
tanning a permit for their tranafer.
Thcy expressed thh opinion that
blasting powder ana not TrinItroiouol
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-09-22

DETROIT. Sept. 22.-Inquiry to-
day among heads Of other automobile
Industries here failed to indicate
whether the Ford announcement OF
a reduction In prices presages IA gem
oral decline OF motor car prices. A
number OF manufacturers declined to
comment.
Mir. Ford declared that since tho
war has ended war prices also
should he reduced"
There IL no wisdom" the manu-
facturer said, "in trying TO maintain
an artificial standard OF values for
inflated prices only retard progress. I"
There Is a lull In business gener-
ally. People In every walk OF life are
waiting FOR prices they know are un-
natural. to become lower.
Manufacturing plants are being
shut down gil over the country and
In every line there Is n growing In
activity because the volume OF con-
sumption IL growing less and less
through the seif-denial OF people who
realize the injustice OF the situation.
Labor Is being thrown out OF em-
ployment but Notwithstanding this.
there has been little change in the
cost of living.
although rich In natural re-
sources tile countiy'g progress is be-
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-09-22
cox IN ARIZONA
ON HIS WAY HERE
Speaks at Phoenix, Mesa
and Tempe Today; at
Prescott Tonight

PHOENIX, Ariz., Sept. 2?.-Gov-
crnor COX OF ONO, democratic prest-
DENTAL candidate was greeted by 81
.arge crowd on his arrival here today
to deliver several addresses. lie was
accompanied from Los Angeles by
w. l.. Barnum. democratic national
committeeman from Arizona and was
met at the train here by Senator
Marcus A. Smith of Arizona.
Taking automobiles from here, the
governor and his party had a trip OF
16 miles for n speech at Mesa, fol-
lowed by another at Tempe. Return
ing to Phoenix. the governor was 10.
visit at Luke's hospital Tor war vet
crans and address Phoenix high
school pupils.
Itepllcs To Taft
A statement declaliflg that Former
President Taft should he ASHAMED OF
HIMSELF for his statement regarding
use of militia In Ohio during the Cox
administration was issued today by
Governor Cox.
Commenting on Mr.. Taft's recent
article. which said that Governor
Cox'a "indisposltion to maintain order
by use Of the militia is well known
to local union leaders and explains
his popularity with them" Governor
Cox made the following statement:
"It has been apparent for some
time that Judge Tnft'H Newspaper
articles which were intended to he
the reflections OF mature statesman
have been turned into a cheap politi-
cal propaganda. lie ought to be
ashamed OF himself for the state
ment that law and order have not
been maintained in ohio. | would
like to have him tell me the instances
In which he would have used troops
where | did not.
~ challenge him to cite ,hc opinion
Of single member Of the supreme
court OF Ohio. no matter what his
politics might he, In support OF his