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CRACKING OIL ihs'ruS'eo support
nose VINO are ho' 'aih'hs L""o'n
81! t"SE 'o''eHe t"S "'si"'es H''oh
VIII "'E'" III 'hc johnson" anu WON
'oF'eS'
one reason behind the WILLINGNESS
OF these Lowden advocates to take all
the risks that necessarily accompany
efforts TO upset instructions is said
10 be that the supporters OF i.owden
would be satisfied with any conscrva-
tive who can be nominated and put a
harmonious party behind 1t, whether
it hc Harding, Sproul. Knox. Coolidge,
Hughes. or some one who has not yet
figured conspicuously.
lets have the test" hoy say. no
one has had any particular advantage
so far. If we can't win with LowJ,cn
we Will try another"
In contrast TO Mr.. Htchcock's
statement; Governor Lowden and
Senator Johnson expressed their
views of the situation in the follow
ing statements:
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I'nvc Way for ,Icrvhunt,, NIcctInr.


Directors of the Southern Retail
Merchants Convention will hold n
meeting tomorrow morning ut 10
o'clock at the business Mems Club
FOR tho purpose of protecting plans
for II conference of merchants in
Richmond In August. Details of the
conference are being looked after by
the Trade Extension Bureau or the
Chamber Of Commerce. About 1000
representatives are expected in Rich
mond at the conference In August
total sum OF Sl9S.50 was pledged
for the Near East Armenian Relief
fund last night from the floor In the
rev minutes succeeding the close OF
the talk Of Captain *. G. Morse ut
the regular meeting of tho Business
and Professional Womcn's Club OF
Richmond. About 200 members were
present, which included about nny
members of the Woman's Association
which has just become consolidated
with the business and Professional
Womcn's Club. Selection of dele
gates TO the national convention at
il, Paul. Minnesota, was left TO tne
executive committee. as well AZ the
delegates to the city conference of
the I. W. &. y. at Blue Ridge.
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sNry To take UP the public's time
Win long wiuGyG, scientific talks. cX-
planning the exact action OF Plant
juice, the new herbal stomach rom
edy. oh the human. system. Resi-
dents Of each city read OF the expert
cncc o: some one else living in their
midst who has actually derived
benefit from Plan, Juice.
Tai" for instance, the statement
recently made hy Mr.. James T..
I:ainos, OF 80. Sl7 y. Twenty-eiGhth
Street, car builder for the Southern
H. II. wcll-knOwu Richmond man,
who has wide acquaintance here.
le says:
For tn" past year or SO 1t seemed
20 me that could not get out Of bed
IN The morning ! was so weak /
Was told that had general debility.
caused from stomach trouble, and /
had hce" under treatment and taken
number % different medicines, but
ala not get any better. had no up-
petite; in fact, could hardly keep the
lghicst Kind Of food in nay stoma ch.
40 ! would be in such pain from gas:
was badly h!oatcd with gas; had
hthd4cAcs. was dizzy weak and so
nervous could not sleep at night.
D"e OF the men employed where
am to!d IA" Of the wonderful cure he
'''H ~ 'h"!!!S rant Juice and beg
tta nae TO Try 1t. 1 did SO. and have
'""cH bottles now and am Il cured
man. When get up in the morning
no" 'eei AS spry as colt I have
Il INC appetite. sleep fiue at night and
ny YORK seems like play to me.
rant juice worked such wonders for
me mat mad. my wife take IL also.
as she had been badly run down
one has ga med - pounds. has a fine
appetite. and her complexion ma.
cleared up beautifully. We canno,
-! ""ourh IN praise OF Plant Juice
'hS world : greatest medicine"
b" Rant Juice Man Is at the IRA,
EI' DRUG Co.'S store. in Richmond
"her" he Is daily meeting the local
public and Introducing and explain.
ing the merits Of this remedy.
! For gale in Petersburg by Morri.
son, the Drug Man. and in Chase cit,
| by the Chase City Drug Co.%Ady.
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O9B FORCES ELATED BY
CAPT URE OF GUARDIANSHIP
ftchcnck, Generals Field Marshal
IN Wiling TO Let NiyaIs Have
Sc the hrrrS

|rr1r.cCs -'ed lFess
rces " .l.,,t -. ne Wood
-. e,a'.H ioA!Ehf. Although
E Eyhera! tTend OF the talk among
SwdST ~. 't1".fS Is toward
|inSyI:,I ,,I.g, ~ IN.
ted I, 's9 tfanS-
|on Tho - 80. go eEAItS
|ittcr-- Oh :. '"Pp! thh' CON
n sa.e If'Gi.',' -. .''l a. ,'f ~
iwysrr !, f,'.. 'S"." IONS ana
: ST5.a.,;i.,I. Jersey
|FrS1E ~ iI., ,,
|. ftc Va 80. "Is 4'S'S AtH
preyrn '-'"H "S 'hc!f
--4SItchcn,.l a.,
.'Tsr1nk Of mo rs.uro,nt,ir.y .o,.,
ths-Tictory,' he said, when asked
nasf. 60 ny o - cHttctei WOOD TO
I,n.--nIVe cor.rsIl.t ~, rn.,..,,i. 20.
aiIst r2werili opposition our ,ota!
legion Of NJ. ,Dqiaela o.er charies
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B. {. WHEELER ELECTED
CHARLOTTESVILLE MAYOR
Warm Fight in the Several Wards
for Places on the Aldcrmanic
Boards,
Especial to The Times Dispa tch. |

lSpeSlat 10 Inc cS-DiSpatch.l
CiiAkLoTTESYILLE. VA, Juno
Sin todays municipal election. ID.
T.. Wheeler. leading real estate
agent. was elected Mayor by eighty
ono majority over l.. q. Hadcn. in
cumbcnt. who has served two terms.
In the FIRST Ward l.. r. Written
was chosen Councilman over II. *.
Hawthorne and Thomas J. Randolph.
In the Second Ward, J. ID. Filing
ton was elected Councilman by two
votes over Frank NJ. Iluyett
Aldermen elected were John II.
Patton, in the Fourth Ward. ana j
L. Gravcr. who won by eight votes
over j. l.. Gleason. in the Third
Ward. Fred IL. Quarles was unor-
posed for Councilman in the Third
Ward.
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Close Vote IN Bond Issue.

DANNllI.E. VA. June S.-With all
returns save those from one ward
in. indications tonight were that the
Good Government Clubs slate of can
d!dates has carried in the Council
election and that the 100000 bond
issue is yet in doubt, with the prob
ability OF carrying.
The nine Councilmen elected are
y. Il. Darlington. l.. l.. Conway, II.
J. Owen, l.. +. Carter, W. l.. Gardner.
]. D. Harrison. w. l.. Harrison. Guy
Walton and r. w. Towncs.
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Man POstponeS
His Funeral

II am &C years old and for past two
years have been suffering so badly
from stomach and liver troubles.
boating and collie attacks that / did
not expect 10 live more than few
months, and was arranging my affairs
and even my funeral Three doses OF
Mayrs Wonderful Remedy have en-
tircly cured me" 1t Is n simple.
harmless preparation that removes
thc catarrhal mucus from the intes-
t!nal tract and al!ays tho innamna-
ton which causes practically all
stomach liver and intestinal ailments.
including appendicitis. One dose will
convince or money refunded. Grant
Drug Co. and druggists everywhere.
ADV
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WAS TOLD He HAD
GENERAL DEBILITY
4 Popular Richmond Car
Builder Tells How Plant
Juice Has Now Cured
Him.
A DAYS WORK Is LIKE PLAY
Also Benefited His Wife. Who
Has Gained u Pounds and
Can Now Eat Anything.

Results are IN. things that count.
The age Of theory has been rcleEatrd
10 the past and modern people are
more interested in what a thing has
done than in what IL ought to do.
This is the reason why IL is unncccs-
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Labor Candidate Defeated.

lied labor's efforts to capture "A seat
In Norfolk's governing body of five
met with decisive deIeat today. Ed
ward w. Mulligan trailing Il ticket
of four. with 934 votes out OF II total
OF 6.lla cast. /. Wake TruXton
with 5.3a5. and Albert H.. Roper.
with 1852, were returned to office.
Phil Roskam. an independent. polied
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SHOES WEAR LONGER

When you walk In comfort: No DO stock
!nEs package o: Aliens Foot I:ane the
antiseptc powder 10 shake into the shoes
and sprinkle In the foot bath. gives you
that odd shoe comfort and saves wear
Aliens Foo, Ease makes tisht or new
shoes feel cary Ladies' can wear rhcrs
one '!zc smatler BY SHAKING some Aliens
Foot-Easr IA each shoe In the morning
Sold evorywhcFc.--Adv.
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Rheumatism

is completely washed out OF tho sys-
tenn by the celebrated Shivar Mineral
Water. Positively guaranteed by
money back offer. Tastes fine: costs
triiic. Delivered anywhere by our
Richmond agents Spence Nunna-
maker Co. Ihone them.-Adv
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Starving Austrian. I'm Riot

VIENNA, June S.-VioIcnt demon.
STATIONS occurred here yesterday
over the high cost of food. Police in
tcrvened and several mclccs occurred
seven persons being killed and
twenty-thrcc wounded
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Union Irc,h,,.r,,, ,,,,,,

union picnic OF all Presbyterian
sunday schools in Richmond and vi
entity viii be held OH Thursday, June
17th. and is expected to be the larg-
est single excursion out of Richmond
this sumner. Several special trains
VIII convey the cNcursionists to Buck
roe leach for the day
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CITY Manager CnunriI Unopposcd.

LY NCHEUHG. VA. June S.-Wiih a
vote of only 81 city manager
form OF City Council was elected here
today. the unopposct candidates be-
ing Fred Harper, J.. Il. Mcncfec, l..
i. Winfrcc, Ernest Williams and
Walker Pcttyjohn.
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should they talk with any one. she
aecreed. III tho militants expected
pointed. Tolerant smilea were about
az the attention their presence
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Labor Elect. Councilman,

CLIFTON FORGE, VA, June S.
The election today brought out :he
largest vote ever east in a city cleo
ton. Mayor y. L. Davies was re-
elected by ninety majority over l. c.
Mcclure. For the Council there were
two tickets, one put cut by union
labor. The latter carried one ward
and lost the other two. There was
great deal of interest and people
crowded near the polling places all
uay long,
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Record of Ballots Cast in
Republican Conventions


Especial Ia The Timcs-DiSpnfch.
CHICAGO. juno S.-NS IL liz the
opinion OF veterans that the light
for tho Republican presidential
nomination will he lonE-drnwn-
out. the following record OF the
ballots cnst In all Republican
conventions and the nomination of
Abraham Lincoln should be both
timely and Interesting:
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Now Mayor M Frcdcrick >burr.

FKt.DETtItNSB w. June "
In The municipal election here to-
today. DIR. J. Garnett King. for
Mayor. defeated ". -. Carter by TO-?
majority. Councilmcn elected: John
T.. Gouldman. Jr.. NJ g. Willis. Jr
Il. l.. Biscoc. George w. lIcifin. X. T..
smith and Thomas j. McGhec.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-09

suffering there. Mrs. Nixon also gave
an interesting account OF tho sur
frlEo situation in Louisiana.
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tirrininn on Subcommittee.
Tbhtlnucd FROM F!INt PageD

Attacks Federal Reserve.
II or1ner EcprcSe'.tat.T Fowler, Who
|r Eight years was chairman o.. the
|ouEe- Banking Committee. declared
be- -prescnt Federal reserve system
Ed ,the man!pu!al!cns Of IN. reserve
Pard--pcrn!tlcl Imitation and were
|jurlous 10 The financial welfare OF
lie country. Professor Fisher blamed
hatton for the high cost OF living
h .eNanted commission TO !nvcsti-
FIJI IL Guardia. president OF the
Sard- Of Aldermen OF New York.
eadod for declaration Il. behalf
a separate aIr service.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-06-22
McCOMBS' ATTACK ON WILSON
OF NO WEIGHT, CUMMINGS SAYS

SAN RANtlSCO. June a.-Tho
statement uf William r. McCumhs ur
sew YORK. former chairman ut the
o. muUrutic national committee, that
Irosidtnt Wilson's assumption OF au-
thurty has becp 'autucrauC was
termed to-day by Homer Cummings,
present chairman OF the national
committee "as one otrthu-s sporadic
CRITICISMS that are "a negligible factor
iu our affairs.
Questions as TO the leadership of
the president answer themselves.
Mr. Cummings said. The character
ut such leadership depends upon the
vitality Of the man VINO Is president,
Mr Wilson tS "a vary Nitul leader and
his gr,ttnc-s Will be more universally
recognized in the next decade tnun
perhaps t ia now"
Discussion as To the platform and
organization Of the dsmucrttc con-
ventiou continued today Co concern
delegates here apparently more than
the prospects of asEirtnts Tor the
uumisatiun. II was said that if the
proposal tp make senator Thomas j.
Walsh, uf Montana, permanent chair
ma uf the convention. b. not realized
ne may bee put forward Tor the chair
manHhip of the resolutions commit
tee which framed the platform.
lIuhrdEu Colby secretary uf state,
has hetn mentioned frequently Tor
the permanent chairmunship Of the
convention. and Senator Glass of Nir'
ginm heretofore has been virtually
thH OILS delegate advocated 10 head
the platform committee.
There seemed tu be some uucer-
lninN tudHy as to whether the Nir-
ginIu state democratic platform, en-
dursrd by President Wilson, Wouldd
h. urged In It's entirety a. the basis
OF the national platform or only ac-
,pptanCc ut the league uf nations
plank would be advocated
Both democrats and republicans
apparently had overlooked the
Panama canal zone In calls for the
national convention. Mr., cummings
said today The application will DE
passed upon hy the national commit
tee. he added.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-06-22
3 Men Confess to
Series of Robberies

DENVER, June 2.-Confessions
that they are leaders In gang Of
robbers who have been plundering
stores ever the state for two months
were obtained from three men ar
rested yesterday In connection with
an attempted bank robbery nt Brigh-
ton and shooting OF the town marshal
there. according To the police.
The men are Gus West, Chuck
Cannon. negroes. and George Ramer.
According to the alleged confessions,
the men admitted that they have act
ed aH agents for disposal Of the stolen
goods West, the police say, ad-
mitted robbery at Brush, Colorado,
last week and said the members OF
the gang also have operated In Wyo-
ming.
The three men win be taken to
Brighton FOR trial. Several other ar
resis have been made at Brighton.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-06-22

Thieves Syndicate
In Kentucky Had
travelling Statesmen

DANViLLE. Ky. June se.-A
thieves syndicate. 80 well organ
ned that n had travelling snleamen
In surrounding territory and 80
strong that it could steal a carload
NJ sugar In q night. looted freight
'ars In the Southern Railway
division yards here during and
since the switchmen's strike. Of
goods Whose value may reach
ft25.000. according go the police.
a local merchant charged with
receiving stolen property was ar-
rested and 30 warrants for alleged
members of the gang were sworn
out
Three arrests have been made.
Two youths are IN Jail charged
with robbery Of buying 100000
cigarettes part oC $1,000 worth
siolcn one night. SWitchmen. Il
was charged hy the authorities.
were implicated.
The carload OF sugar was said
a. have been sold easily at prices
below the market.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-06-22
q BUILDINGS
ARE DESTROYED
At INGLEWOOO
Damage of $40, 900 in
Los Angeles County;
Quakes Continue


LOS ANGELES, June 22.-Los
Angeles railway officials AN
nounced that a slight earthquake
at 1880 a. m. put its power plant
at Huntington Lake, 20 miles east
of Fresno, out Of commission for
25 minutes. Los Angeles traffic
was tied up for that period.
Los ANGELES. June 23.--Esrth-
quake shocks which started at e;s7
O'Clock last night and continued IN
termittently until o'clock this
morning. caused property damage in
Los Angeles county estimated NJ
500. 900. three fourths Of which was
at Ingiewood. ten miles southwest of
this city. One death was due indi-
rcotly 20 the most severe shocks and
several persons were slightly injured
by falling debria
The shocks appeared TO have been
almost entirely local. Ventura.
Riverside and orange county points
bordering ON Los Angeles county re-
ported having felt a slight tremor
about the time OF the heaviest shock
here
Ingiewood. where 2i business
buildings were wholly or partially
demolished. and nearly every dwell
ing damaged 10 some extent seemed
to have been the ccnter OF the dis
turbance. The southern and south
western sections Of LIS Angeles city.
which are closest To Inxlewood, suf-
fered more that the northern reul.
DENTAL and central business districts.
In Pasadena. thrce slight shocks
were fest aud the damage was trifl-
ing The beach towns south and
west OF Inglewood also reported no
serious losses.
The damage IN Los Angeles city.
estimated at about t20.909, was dus
almost entirely to fallen chimneys,
broken windows. smashed dishes and
bricabrac In residences and breakablS
articles In drug and grocery stores.
The damage ~ lnglewood was es-
which suffered the most damage
there. were on Commercial street.
the main business thorourhfare. In
most cases the fronts of the buildings
fell into the street leaving the three
other walls standing.
Among the guests IN Los Angeles
hotels who were shaken up were sew
eral parties of delegates and other
visitors from scattered SECTIONS OF
the country enroute 10 the demo-
cratic national convention at San
Francisco.
Arthur Corey. city engineer of
IngieWood. today said the damage
there might reach SioO, 900. Many
water mains were Sroken, he said.
and had fire broken out there prob
ably would have been insufficient
water with which to fight II.
The Los Angeles city council today
adopted resolution Offering Ingie-
wood the services Of al its city de-
partments In the work OF rehnbilita-
| tion.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-06-22
Thirst Ends
Convict Hunt
Man Hides In Garrct of Bakery fOr
BS HouIr.


CHEYENNE Wyoa June ga
Ninrty-cight hours Of confinement In
tho garret Of the prison bakery at
Eawlins. with only a small bunch of
onions for subsistence. drove william
smith. convict. out yesterday in
search Of water ana he was captured
boy guards after his third attempt to
escape. Warden Frank Hadsell no
'ined stat" officials here today Of
Smiths capture.
Smith was reported to have escaped
tho state prison last Wednesday. hav-
Ing put dummy in his cell to deceive
the guards
lie told officers that he had climb
cd through a small hole In the cell
ing of the bakery and was waiting Tor
an opportunity 10 get past the prison
guards The hot sun beating on the
rooN and lack oi ventilation made
the heat almost unbearahlp. lie
stuck II out until early yesterday
morning when thirst drove him out
Today Smith Is mannclcd and IN
ies irons in solitary confinement.
= won't be here long" he told the
warden. 1t takes more than these
things 90 hold me and viii have
them on IN q short time"
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-06-22
Count Guilty
Under Morals Act
Admits IndI=cretion with Candy shop
Glri In san Diego.
sy,,.,,o - os''sss.,i,;;s s.,,;; ',,.. 80.

NAN DitOO, iAlii.s Jun -
Count Armand D'Aieria. husband OF
Mrs Kate Nixon, widow of Senator
George Nixon. of Nevada. pleaded
guilty In police court to a charge OF
violating the city morals act.
Count D'Al-ria was arrested In Los
Angeles yesterday on a complaint
sworn to by his wife who ia suing
him for divorce. He was returned 20
San Diego this morning. The com
piaint charged that D'Aleria and a
candy girl named Lillian Cara were
were together In an apartment here
on the night OF June i2 last.
When his ease wns called before
Justice T.. DAWN. D'Aleria appeared
without counsel ana entered plea
OF guilty. Justice DAWN. however.
was not satisfied with the plea OF
guilty alone. and stated that UAleria
would be held until later In the day
when evidence would be taken and
sentence pronounced. D'Aleria II
held at the police station.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-06-22
Mint Buys l,700, 900
Ounces Of Silver

WASHINGTON. June 22--ppr-
chase 1T 100000 oun ,cs uf silver
at 500 an ounce Tor delivery at
Philadelphia aud San Francisco, Was
announced today by the director Of
the mint. This makes total Of
Q 100000 ounces acquired by the gov
Crnment under the authority OF the
Pittman act this month.
Treasury officials estimate that
g07 100000 ounces Of silver must be
purchased under the provisions OF
the Pittman act. but they do not
expect this To- Increase the price Of
silver. rs there Is little demand for
the metal abroad az this time be-
cause several uf the Governments
have ceased temporarily the coinage
Of silver money.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-06-22
Denver Clerk Gets
Citation for Bravery

DENVER. June 2s-,Lowoll l..
Carter % railroad clerk of this city,
today WAS advised bv tho war depart
m"nt that he has been awarded the
war service certificate from the
United States marine corps and 90
citation from the French government
tor bravery Iu the war
Carter wBs member NJ the sixth
mariuU.. tn" citation says
CON July lN. 1915 starting I'm the
middle uf the night over tcrrai
unknown and very difficult, the sixth
regiment uf marines advanced I'm
open urdcU fur tWp DAYS without be-.
ing suppvd 10y the hardships and dif-
ficult,s Of rpplcuishinr their food
ana water. with remarkable ardo-
and t,naritN rolled back she enemy
for distance uf eleven milom'torz
capturing zoo prisoners twelve
cannon and several hundred machine
guns
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-06-22
2 Witnesses to
Erwin Killing
sheriff Trying 60 Expedite Hearing
Of Luther MOif.

SANTA re. y. NJ. June 22.--The
shcrims oHice II trying to expedite
the holding OF the preliminary hear
Ing OF Lnther Wolf who shot and
Killed Homer Erwin near the Santa
Fo- Bernalillo county line FInday
morning. The hearing Is being de-
ferrcd because the district attorney
aud his assistant are attending court
IN Rio Arriha county.
Telegraph request has been made
To the district attorney 20 designate
an attorney 90 serve aS assistant dis
trict attorney. so tnat the trial may
proceed. In the meanwhile Wolf u
being held In the Santa Re Jail.
There were two witnesses who
heard all the shots ana saw Erwin
tail after the fourth ana last shot
from Wolrs pistol These witnesses
win testify at the preliminary hear
ing
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-06-22
nIG rICNIC N DENyIn.

pENVER. June -. EN-ser,icc
men and wounded soldiers will be- the
guests ot honor In q public celehra-
ton uf Independence day on July g,
according t0 announcement made to-
day The celebration will ue held at
CITY park There will be- athletic
contests, exhibitions by members of
tho playground associations aud e
sham battle between uirplinvs. A.
night the city will stage u boat flo.
tilla on City park lake. The c"lehra
ton h under auspices Of the Colo
rado Patriotic league.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-06-22
Fight for Child
Features Hearing
Of Divorce Suit

4 fight for tho possession OF their
four year old child is the stumbling
block In the Proctor divorce pro-
ccedings which are before the dts
trict court today The trial Of the
case Of Mary r.. Proctor against
Chester Arthur Proctor suing for di-
vorce on she ground of non support
began this morning and will continue
until the custody OF the little boy "
decided.
Many relatives. neighbors and
friends Of the family are being called
in as witnesses In the case.