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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-10-08
Average School Child Has Two
Or Three Physical Defects, 1t Is
Found in Survey Just Completed

rociation. Drs. l.. G.. Rice, Jackson
Harris, Y. u. Roger, Evelyn Friahie
and Solomon Burton have assisted In
the examinations.
The results OF the examination or
the children In the five schools fol-
lows: Old Town. 1874 children OK
IT, 40 examined, 100 defects: Los
Griegos Candnlarias, rs examined,
1903 defects; Alameda SO examined.
ifI defects; Ranchoa de Atriaco. 80
examined, % defects; Total AGA chill
drcn examined and SAT defects.
North Fourth street, Santa Bar
bnrn. San jose and South Second
street schools have also been inspect
ed by the county nurse. Many de-
fects have been found. Miss Harris
has been busy with follow VI work
this week and has visited many homes
whore she was well received by the
parents. Sho has obtained permis-
sion to have the tonalls and adenoida
OF several children removed. Arrange
ments have been made Tor n number
~ operations this week.
The children themselves seem very
much Interested IN tho work. After
being inspected by the nurse ono lit
tie lad was zen on the play grounds
standing with his head thrown back
and mouth Wide open while n line
Of children passed by M by one 10
inspect his tonsils. which could he
easily seen without the aid OF n tongue
depFeasor. sammy was the hero or
the day.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-10-08

The need Tor the work OF the
county school nurse In Bernolilio
county and the value OF the work
which Miss Gladys Harris is doing In
the county has been demonstrated
in n partial report OF her activities
mnde today 90 the county school sup
erintcndcnt, Mrs. John w. Wilson.
The proportion OF tho number Of
children examined and tho number
of defects shows that the average
child In tho county school has two
and three physical defects. The ma
jority OF these are eyes, %tOnsils, ode
noida and tocth.
without such n physical examina-
tion by the school nurse and the
doctora who have been lending their
time to the work. II Is probable that
these children would have gone
through school without realizing what
was retnrding their growth and mem
tai development.
upon completion Of her survey Miss
%IiarriE' next great work ls to visit the
parents Of the children ana 10 explain
the danger OF not correcting these
defects. She then will arrange for
tho children to he taken to the doctor
and will rcassurc the parents Of tho
Mlcccea OF various operations n cor
rectiye measures hat have been ad-
viacd.
Nine M tho schools In the valley
have beer visited and all OF the chill
dren examined for physical defects.
DR.. Penafior Of the public health as
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-10-08
ENCOURAGEMENT

hereby announce myself as n can
didato for sheriff u Bernaililo county,
subject 90 the action OF tho demo-
cratic county convention.
PABLO LUIAN.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-10-08
LICENSES
RISKY ENPERIMENT

william ID. Long. Wins'ow. Ariz.:
Hazel l.. Noe, Gallup. n. NJ.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-10-08
TO-DAY ONLY

btNh oh~AHCN VIII open sooh ana
you need a pair OF Rubber Boots. We
can furnish o Just what you want
at n very Reasonable price.
&. MAYS SHOE STORE.
3l4 West Central avenue.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-10-08
NOTICEI

u. l.. Wooton hereby announces
himself as candidate for sheriff OF
Bernulilio county before the demo-
cratic convention. II ! am nominated
a elected my policy will be 10 en-
force the law as I find II on the
statute books.
II. T.. woOTroN.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-10-08
People You
Know


Hadintnr repairing. Quickcl Auto 90.
Gen. II. l., Robinson of the indian
Irrigation service left this morning
tor iaguna On business.
Station Master ed Sinclair has re-
turned from Santa Fe. where he went
on court business.
W. w. Nichols, field deputy FOR tho
Internal evenu department at
Clovis. arrived In Albuquerque to-
day on business.
II. l.. Hopkins OF Huntington is In
the city on business. lie will be here
several days.
J. u. Hannah, deputy supervisor
for the internal revenue department,
has Just returned from Santa Fc.
whore he went on court business.
Carl A.. Hatch OF Clovis. former
collector In charge OF the internal
revenu department, will arrive In
Albuquerque tonight en- route 10
Santa Fe.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-10-08
Supper Table
Gossip

The Good Time club will hold It's
regular monthly dance at Colombo
hall at 0 o'clock tonight.
y. - Farrell Of Denver, field Sec
rotary NJ the Catholic Hoy Scouts Of
America OF this district. has arrived
here to organize IL Roy Scout troop
In the city parishes. He expressed
appreciation of the troop now or
ganlzed In the Immaculate Cnncep-
ton church under the leadership OF
T. Cunningham, Boy Scout Master.
Troopa are now being organized In the
other parishes.
The knights Of Columbus baseball
team, which has been cleaning up
team In Albuquerque Will tackle the
lslctn Indian team here Sunday nf-
ternoon at 2:3O o'clock. The game
Is 20 be played nj Washington park.
Brangle and Hudny are scheduled to
do the battery work with the Knights.
The regular social and business
meeting OF the T, Il. L. class OF the
First Baptist church. which was
scheduled 10 be held tonight, has
night.
The first meeting Of checker play
crs Ia organize a checker club. which
vas scheduled TO he held tomorrow
right at the Y. NJ. c. a. has been
postponed until Saturday night OF
next week.
Born last night tn Mr.. and Mrs.
T.. II. Blumenthal. 1913 North FIFTH
street. a son.
W. y. Evans OF tho federal boarI
for vocational trimming Is In Aibuquer-
que from Denver to do special Job
training work.
John A. GOodtum has been SEM TO
tho local business college by the fod-
ornl board for vocational training.
4 suit 60 revive "A suit has been be-
gun In the district court by Louis
Ilfeld against Venccslndo Chavez.
The plaintiff first brought suit
against Chavez In 1914 and received
a Judgment OF S2s2.76 and costs which
has not been paid To this date. ac-
cordins 10 the complaint. Mr.. Ilfeld
aaks that n lien he established against
the property NJ Chavez In order to
satisfy tho Judgment.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-10-08
157-sooTTI TAxl--i57

Saddle Ho~es-BELIIsLPhonc 20
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-10-08
DEATHS

PEELER-The funeral Of Samuel C.
Perl.r. who died Wednesday morning at hts
residence on North Eighth street, will be
held tomorrow afternoon at 2;a0 o'clock
from Waters A Garcia funeral p%Hrlors. Ser.
vices will be conducted by the Rev. Hugh
Cooper Of the Presbyterian church. Officials
Of the Mckinley Land and Lumber company
will act a. palibearers. interment will BE-
In faiFview cemetery.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-10-08
Coal Supply Co. PHONES : and ),

"poN'Ts''-PoR WISHING.
Don't wish you could find a iob-Find Il,
Don't wilh you could rent Jour apart
ment-Reht u.
Don't wish you could sell your house
Sell H.
BY using the Hsrald's Classified Columns
Phone AAh. Phone 3th,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-10-08

When / first met my wife she
didn't like me I determined Ia
win her In order to prove TO her
that she was wrong"
did Il work."
worked for n while. But ! fear
she has gone hack TO her original
opinion. o-I1oulstlle EouHer-Jour-
nal.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-23
FEISAL DECLARES BOYCOTT
4 ON FRANCE AND ENGLAND
Objects to Presence Of Their Forces
and Seeks More Religious
FEDERATION.
.EY Associated Press.
''r Niunnh ~ LINN

BEIRUT, March S2.-E.mir FeiSal,
Tie newly elected King Of syria. has
cccupytug territory OF. Ara ba-lrance
and Ensland-and has organized !.
commission for the purpose OF bring
ing MoSlcmS and Christians into :,
bsitor understanding.
Posters displayed at Damascus.
where the syrian Congress proclaimed
III. independence OF tnat country, de-
Jared:
In spite OF himself. the MnX!em is
broihe. 10 the Christian and the Jews.
The Arabs existed before Christ,
Moses or Mohammcd anu freedom and
puependence are rights OF syria. Ike
asIOn is OF Cod and tho FathcrlanQ
belongs |, His children"
The Syrian Congress- signed de-
cree asking foreigners 10 eXacuatc
i3At region. and Palestine and Meso-
i.otamia are reported 10 have been IN
STUDDED. y committee organized il
= E"ianon has ISSUED a staI-n=n. a
represented in the conference OF
Damascus. Wien the independence OF
sEf!n was declared.
Lebanon is in a section o. Sy.';:. sup
posed 10 tie strictly loyal 20 France
and anNions for - French mandate
oui the Tlrtish nationalist ana syrian
movement are 50 scnc"li throughout
Syria ana Cillcia That il seems M
probable France can continue ne" ...-
Gupat!ou OF districts there unless She,
3 .,geivcs stroms reinforcement.
French forces are reported 10 have
Been repulscd and compelled to re
treat from Curfa. The cntirc Aaana
t!!tsicd by h.!!inen Cooperating with
Turkish nat!UnaliS:s who MAKE tie
Position OF the ,hi1'y scattered
. French forces pcri!ous.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-23

on the progress towards rcorea Milling
the company has made. lilo also OK
planned the necessity for u National
Guard.
Company ID" now has sixty men,
anu by next Monday expects TO have
the required sixty-nvc. and thus will
be ready for mastering into service
Major Clarence Wyatt. commanding
officer of the Virginia volunteer com
panies OF the Blues, was also ut the
meeting. and expressed his pleasure ut
seeing this company nearly ready
for mastering into service.
The Blues will have "A big celebration
on MAY ~. il WAS promised by both
General Stern and Mujor Wyatt. 1t is
expected, however, that tho cutcrtaiu-
mcnt Will be in the nature OF an after
noon military formation, Il presenta-
ton. dance and reception in tho
evening.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-23
WORLD WAR VETS WANT
BONUS OF $3.50 A DAY
Executive Committee of the Amcri-
can Legion Puts Demand Up
To Congress.
ASK AID TO BUILD HOMES
Men From over There" Also
Favor Privileged Lnud settlement
anil the Extension of Vocational
Training.


WASHINGTON, March 2e.-rhc
executive committee Q; the .ymericam
legion tonight put up TO Congress the
proposal 10 pay adjusted compensation
TO former service men and women at
;hc rate Of $3.50 for every day Of SER
'icc.
= This action reversed q previous vote
taken by the committee. which recorded
inirty-SrNen state representatives in
favor OF the Legislative committees
plan for Ga Sin relief at 81 Il day, which
was adopted AS substitute for the
original proposal of $50 a month.
The cvmmittcrS determination 20
boost the amount TO be awarded A.
relief Followed Il general review OF 4
composite bill which the legion VIII
present TO the House Ways and Means
Committee Wednesday. imcludns
privileged land settlement home bulid-
!ng aid and extension Of vocational
training.
All provisions OF the bill. except the
award OF cash. based on the period
of service. wcr" adopted unanimously.
Strong opposition developed tonight.
however. to the $40 :; mOnth plan. ana
BY a vote of 35 10 ii the demand was
liked at $3.50 a day.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-23
inN I.nlNr.snl Serrico.l

DOVER. DEL, March 22.-Much to
the disappointment of the SunraSistS
OF Delaware. as we'll as the nation.
Delaware did not ratify the suffrage
amendment on the opening day OF the
special Legislative session, called pri-
marty for that purpose. and from in
dicItiums here tonight it does not look
AS though THE suffrage question VIII
be settled until the Delaware school
code is out OF the way
Suffrage leaders of national and
stat" reputation, Democratic and Re
publican state ana national leaders
and ardent advocates OF antisuIraBe,
all locked Ia Dover today.
The suffrage amendment, While pre-
Scutcd at this afternoon session by
accident. WAS quickly Withdrawn, the
explanation being tia; il had become
mixed an with q concurrent resolution
which had been handed to kcpr, scnta-
tiy" Gregg.
REPRESENTATIVE Lyons. Republican
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-23
FUGITlVES TAKEN AFTER
THRILLING AUTO CHASE
Alleged Bandits Lead Police Merry
Dance In Spectacular Drive
Over bridge,

NEW YORK, March 22-Fivc men
suspected of having staged many Gar-
arrested in The William snurn D:strict
of Brooklyn late today after spec
tacUlar automobile chase back and
forth across the Williamsburg Bridge
and through crowds honioward bound
after their days work in Manhattan.
The car driven by the men finally was
caught in a traffic lam, ana the &C.
cupantS facing circle OF detectives
with drawn rcvoivcrs, surrendered.
The police claimed they found on
the floor OF the captured car three
rcVolVcrS.
The prisoners gave their names as:
John j. Mcdonald, Michael Bello.
Richard O'Rricn, Louis Monogro, and
louis GrecMspnn.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-23
REFUSES DISSOLUTION OF
HEARST'S SHIP INJUNCTION
District OF Columbia Court, However,
Takes Dismissal OF Suit Under
.AdNiSemcnt.
rDv Associated Pre~.l

WASIIlNGTON. Narch 22.-Justice
Bailey. .: the District OF Columbia
supreme Court today declined to dis
olive the temporary Injunction granted
William Randolph Hearst TO prevent
the Shiuring Board from selling TWEEN
'N-ninc fcrmer German passenger ships.
but took under amusement tho motion
Of counsel for the Shipping Board to
dismiss the suit.
tho ground that tho proceedings were
against the United states and that Mr..
Heart had no such Interest in the
matter as would ontitle him TO maintain
the action.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-23
M'ADOO NOT IN RACE
Former Secretary of Treasury Rcitcr-
ateS He Is Not "a Candidate and
VIII Not Seek NOmint tiun

WASHINGTON. March 22-"I am not
a presidential candidate. and will not
seek the nomination" was the dcclara-
ton here late today Of William G.
McAdoo, former Secretary of the Treas
ury. after he had unchcd with his
r-in-law. President Wilson He
made the statement in response to
questions based upon Dcrsistent re-
ports that he WAS on the! point Of an
nouncing himself Il candidate. adding:
Il wish that the American people
would understand that | am sincere
when l say ] am not Il candidate"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-23
FOR REPEAL OF THE LEVER
FUEL AND FOOD CONTROL ACT
senator Gore Declares II Is Time Com
EreSs Began ia Clean Up
War IcS:lS La ion.

WASHINGTON. Marci, 22-The Lever
food and fuel control act would he re-
pealed under a Joint resolution intro
duccd today by Senator Gore, Demo
Crat, Okla. III view OF the failure of
ratification Of the peace treaty" SAN
ator Gore said lie thought it was time
Congress began to clean up this war
lcrislation."
Under the terms OF the measure the
provisions OF the wheat guaranty act
would remain in force unit! June l.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-23
Bnker for Huge Fertilizer Corporation

WASHINGTON. March 2o.-An or-
nual profit OF 100000 would result
from government operation Of the
Nussel Shoals. Alabama. nitrate plan,
for manufacture OF commercial fcrtil-
izer Secretary Baker today told the
Senate Agriculture Committee. The
Secretary advocated passage OF the
War Department bill to organize a
sl2.5o0000 government corporation to
operate the plant for commercial pu:-
poses.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-23
WILL SELECT MORGENTHAU
AS MEXICAN AMBASSADOR
Former United states Representative
10 turkey Foremost Among Those
ONN ihcrSn.

ASlilNGTON, March 22.-The selec-
lion OF Henry Morgcnthau, former 5,m
bassador 10 Turkey. TO be ambassador
10 Mexico Is cNgcctcd to he announced
soon from the White House. No official
announcement was available today but
Il is known that Mr.. Morgcnthau's
name is foremost among those under
consideration.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-23
s The author Of
MINE WORKERS ARRESTED
ON CONSPIRACY CHARGE
First Union IIcnds Dealt With Fol
lowing Special Session of Indian
al

TEERE HAUTE, IND. March 22.-
Ed Stewart aud William Mitch. pres
idcnt and secrctavytrcasurer rcsDec
lively. OF District No. II. United Mine
Workers Of America. were arrested
here today by a United states marshal
on . charge OF conspiracy TO enhance
the price OF coal.
The men were tho first OF the mine
workers to be arrested following in
dictment by a special Federal grand
jury ut indianapolis.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-23
BIG REDUCTION IN PRICE
OF STANDARD FOOTWEAR
Good News Emnnutcs from HendHunr-
tcrs OF Retail Shoe Dealers Assoc
citation, New York.
INV Associated preSs.i

sy Associated press.l
NEW YORK, March 22.--Priccs of
standard shoes will be- reduced dur
ing the spring and summer. John J..
Slater. president OF the Retail Shoe
Dealers Association, announced today
in Il communication To Arthur VIII
liams. Federal food administrators. Re
tai!"rS at a recent meeting decided to
be content with u smaller margin of
profit. Mr.. Slater said. Reductions
however. will not apply to ''all kinds
of fancy and ultra-fashionablc foot :
wear"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-23
Warning by Mrs. Frank 4. vandcriIp.

ALBANY. y. y. March 22-Charscs
that powerful and pcrilous iniiu-
cncc" is cXcrtcd against labor and over
public opinion in The state by :. well
financed the active combinatipn" backed
by the associated manufacturers and
merchants, and aided by Speaker Thad-
deus G. Sweet, OF tn. assembly. are
continued in "a report flied with Cover
nor Smith today by the New York state
League of Women Voters. through its
executive counsel. and the chairma n.
Mrs. Frank \. Vanderbilt
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-23
WASHINGTON RATlFlES
SUFFRAGE AMENDMENT
Total in Favor of Women Voters Now
Reach Thtrtr-frc, Only Ono TIUrc
state bcfric Necessary.
TBy Associated Pro.,sl

itS Associated Press
OLYMPIA, WASH. March 22.-Ratifi-
cation oi tho proposed suffrage amend
lncu' to the Federal Constitution Was
completed by the Washington LcgiSla-
turc late today when the Senate una
imousiy passed Il resolution ratifyinas
the amendment. The resolution had
cartier In the day been passed unani-
inouSly b. the House. Washington WAS
the thirtE-iifth state TO ratify the
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-23
SEEK ITALY'S FRIENDSHIP
Soyicts Urge Rome 10 Rcsu,nc Friend
ly Relations with


PARIS. March 22-The Russian
Soviet government has proposed 10
Italy that the relations between the
two countries be resumed immediately.
according 10 dispatch to the TemDs
from Reveal.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-23
RE0RGANIzED GRAYs MEET
Company a." Now Fifth Company,
First Provisional Regiment, I'm
Fine SHINE.

Company a. Richmoud Grays. re-
organiZcd as tho Fifth Company. First
provisional Regiment, met last night
IN the Grays' Armory ut O'Clock for
its weekly drill.
Henry G, Dickerson is captain OF the
organization: Alvah T. Cousins. first
n,I ii.utn, m'i'ia I,i n' 1"cksoh HSs,
sergeant: Fleming l.. Philips. supply
sergeant; William T.. MaNey, moss SER
Thomus j.. Barker and William Il.
BoESs, scrgcants; Christian NJ. Frcmer.
Richard G. King. Edward j.. Browman,
Alfred c. Miller. Lewis IL. Garnet,
Charles w. Philips, UiySis V. OvertUn.
George ~ I.unlSdon, corDoralS; Ralph
T.. GcncStra and Lewis w. Smith,
cooks; Roy l.. hughes. mechanic:
Lewis WcinStcin and Eugene j.. Belts,
buslcrs.
Oihnr mrmbcrs OF tile cOnlpanY arc
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-23
BOLsHEvISTS LAUNCH
j ATTACK ON POLISH LINES
Mo,cmrn, Thought 10 Rc PrclimInnr,
I" l'ong-iicrnlded Spring
- Drive.
~ hssociatea Proas !

WAENAW. MATCH 22.--The Bolshc-
visits Friday and Saturday launched
Of the Polish front These are con
ssidered Ny the military authorities 10
De preliminary 70 the long -hcraidco
general spring offensive. The attacks
were rcpulsea by the Poles. 900 Eol-
%hevists being takcn prisoner in the
tw0 DAYS fghting.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-23
ADJUTANT- GENERAL PLEASED
WITH NEW BLUES COMPANY
REORGANIZATION Almost Completed, Only
Seven Recruits Iieing Needed

complmcntcd Company %" Richmond
Light Infantry Blues, at the meeting
held last night in the company rooms
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-23
DEL AWARE DEFERS
ACTION ON SUFFRAGE
Legislature Will Not Take Up Amendment Until School
Code Is Out of Way-Bill May BE Presented by
Republican Floor Leader Today.

floor leader. was scheduled to present
the sufrago bill, and likely will pre-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-23
"DRY" ANDERSON HAILED TO
BAR OF new YORK ASSEMBL Y
by Unanimous Vote Orders Anti
Saloon Agent TO Explain Attacks
Legislatures,

ALBANY. y. y, March 22.-Tho New
York state Assembly, by II resolution
adopted unanimously tonight, will
compel William II. Anderson state
superintendent OF the Anti-Salouu
League, to appear before the As
scmbly judiciary Committee to explain
the foundation OF statements utter
anccs aud publications alleged to have
been made by him against members
Of the Legislature.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-23
BOLD BAD ROBBERS CARRY
OFF POT IN CRAP GAME
Gnng "f Men Interrupt New Jer,cy
Hone MnnipulntOrs and
Get St5,ODO.
ICY Associated press.l

iEy Associated Prc.,.l
NEW BRUNSWICK. y. j., March ~
Seven robbers held up Il Eroup Of
men engaged IN a dice game i'm "a store
here carly today and escaped I'm an
automobile with cash variousiyt os,i.
mated at between $4,000 and SI5,00o
The robbers are believed to be mem,
hers OF gang that recently made
similar raids on big gamcs' i'm vns
riouS sections Of the State
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-23
/ o.her members of the company are


Wyatt j.. Aston Oliver = Hudson
u. y Anderson Joseph =. Hughes
Harold J.. li"rnarl stephen q. Jenkins
i'raHh =. !ow"ry John i. Jones
ly"n y. lsurnctt Roy *. Lewis
Thomas y. Collins i.,nN l.ochr
Maurice IL. Elements Chas. r.. I.unkard
Shmh.i u. C"hblcr Jas. r. Marshall
Colonel q. COL" sam j.. Miuson
y. w. Critt"nhcn I.candcr NJ Myers
William 1. cruwdcr Andrew !. McGcc
,ia:.ncn -: Crews lsucbcn Mct;rcgor
nhlio Is. l'tacort james J. Nelson
Wesley g noninvy bernard j.. Nixon
Ernest - Fisher William IL. Pugh
Nibert H. Foster John -. PuEh
rrnon II. Francis William q. RaEland
Nircd g. Frank Horace Robinson
WIFI" IL. Garrett Andrew j. sullivan
W, IL. GrtnStcad Clurkc H. Shirk
John u. Gibson William ii. Snead
Carol liawlcy Robbie e. SncilinEs
Ionic T. liarIwicSc Dick 5. THOMPSON
charlie NJ. Hasliins l..wis =. TYLER
Edward i. Hawkes. Albert r.. Wade
Wills j. iI"lmick George u. Warner
Melvin W. Hone William Z. Whi.lock
Herbert l.. liouchcns Arthur W. Wilson
Members OF the Women's Auxiliary
OF the Richmond GrayS' Association
will give a supper in The ar.rnrv 20
night to members OF the Grays' Asso-
citation and all overseas Gravs Com
p:.ny r." which is now being organ
izcd will be glad to receive recruits
officers are expected to be elected.