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The Washington times., 1920-04-19

BROl GH NN-One; one victoria. 1877
Columbia ~ Phone Columbia 3lto.
The Washington times., 1920-04-19
AdNerMZHg
WANTEp-PkoPERTY

brick, rooms or more. modern house
will pay cash up 10 $4,000. BOX AL
Times office
The Washington times., 1920-04-19

splendid Q room and bath homo In
Washington's most fashionable neishbor.
hood in the vicinity of DUPONT CIRCLE
This house has been newly paporec and
tainted. has h W. h. and electricity Va.
can't A splendid opportunity To buy .
home. Reasonable terms.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-09-23

a community, he ought to be able to
catch glimpse of her without being
glimpsed In return.
Then the unexpected happened. NOT
ten feet from him, somebody remarked
Hot, isn't II. Hllda7
That was all, but his intuition tod
him he was in the presence OF the gir,
who had been faithful, and rs he iookeu
at her, n feeling of pride, absurd undef
the circumstances, swept over him thas
she had been. Pure of prohle anu
slim of figure, she was not many wears
youngness about her, due. no doubt; 10
her uneventful. smali-town upbringing'
Her companion was the station master
Even as Sam made a motion TO with
draw, Jim was upon him. We've peeh
looking for you, Charley" he said.
When Sam sought tho hotel that night
his brain was In turmoil. He recalleo
iilda. an agreement to stay on for the
final carnival night, n promise 10 can
on Hilda the following afternoon.
That call completed Sans infatuation.
Heaven help the real Charley Jones Ia
he ever came back now, for Sam was
determined II he did there would be
waiting no faithful Hilda.
Came the carnival night. Sam was
Hilda's escort through the rollicking
| crowds, but he was not happy. As he
guided her past noisy youngsters with
ticklers and confetti, he gritted his
teeth over the words. II love her! I
| love her !" What right had he, mas
duerading under the name OF another,
| to ask her to share his real one 2
Strange that she hadn't detected his
| hypocrisy
Suddenly, Sam felt, a bit OF paper
contrived to read It .surreptitiously
| beneath the light of kerosene fare.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-09-23

would be John, no, Charley-Charley
Jones!
Two days later, Sam descended from
the Thomaston train and made his way
TO the station master. As he approached.
Jim Scobie rose from the baggage truck
to meet him.
"Kin -" he began.
Sam, who had decided to take the bull
by the horns at the outset, stretched
forth his hand. Don't you remember
CharIey Jcnes?" he cried heartily.
The others glance travelled Sam from
head to foot. We'll" he said, Il
wouldn't have known YOU" They shook
hands.
Yep" elaborated Sam, IT don't ex-
pect anybody to recall me, but l just
couldn't let the little old burg have
It's celebration without me
that Il was a shame his pleasure couldn't
have lasted longer. AS he turned to go,
Jim touched him on the arm. Then ne
put his lips to Sans ear. "Hilda's
been faithful" he said.
outside on the dusty sidewalk. Sam
mopped his brow. SO Hilda had been
faithful OF all darn fools he was
the darndest. Why hadn't he had the
sense to pick out an uncommon name
He would light out on the morning
train.
But II Sam had thought to remain in
his room at the Arcade Hotel that eve
ming. he had not reckoned with the heat
and mosquitoes of an August night nor.
IL the truth must be told, with his own
curiosity Several hours, later found
him listening to band concert and
speculating what sort of locker the
faithful Hilda was. Surely, In so small
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-09-23
Extra-SiZe Waists
Can Now Be Had For
as Little as $3.50

And that is something that has
not been possible for a good long
time. These are of white voile,
made with V necks and trimmed
with lace and tucking. Sizes 46
to 50.
An excellent assortment of
eXtra-size blouses is here at S3,25,
S3.75 and SIS.
(Market)
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-09-23
THE DAILY NOVELETTE,
Old Home Week and Sam
H., = "a ItSGDtIE
BY $. Is. LANGDhLE

GAM BAKER, his vacation staring him
- in the face and no place to spend It,
raused over a paragraph in the Clarion
So Thomaston was going to have an Old
Homs Week. Sam nourished grudge
: ganst Thomaston because many years
ngo he had stopped off there and failed
10 get a single order.
Suddenly he chuckled. Here was
,hance to get even and have little fun.
.ie would return to Thomaston, not as
. hosiery salesman, but as a native who
Aad left in early youth. and his name
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-09-23

Sam took her in his arms, say IT,
darling" he commanded.
ITO love you. too"
Later. Sam sought out Jim. How
did you known he asked.
"I suspected at flrst," confessed the
station master You looked to me more
like n salesman that came here twelve
years ago than like Charley Jones. 30
tried you out about Hilda, ana when
that didn't seem 10 phase you
wasn't so sure. But this afternoon
Charley Jones himself got off the train
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-09-23
Gymnasium Middies, $2.25

Awhte excellent quality of have black ties and
sleeves They the with boomers for
gymnasium work. Sizes "a to A.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-09-23

WELL" said Sam. II owe you a lot:
In fact, I'm so happy I hate TO think OF
the man whose name j stole coming
back and finding I've cut him out"
"I wouldn't worry about that" said
Jim dryly. Then he grinned "Charley
didn't come back alone. He brought
three children, wife, and a mother-in-
law"
Copyright, 1870, bv Public Ledger Co.
Next complete noyelette--y
"MoIIy's Choice of Envelopes"
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-09-23
Things You'll Lope to Make

A simple siipover blouse may be made
to serve many purposes by the addi-
tIon OF different. adjustable collars. A
more severe collar than the one on the
figure would be smart for morning wear.
II a more dressy effect Is wanted nave
a soft organdy collar in fichu ehect
with the use Of the two buttons and
buttonholes as shown, many charming
blouses can be had with Just one plain
blouse as a foundation, FLORA
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-09-23
DREAMLAND
ADVENTURES
THE MUD TRAP
BY DADDY

Yesterday Uos told hoU tho big
,otbsr bear .cds caught IN q mud trap,
;yto toiioh ne plunged whNe chasing
Toddie Pnpktns.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-04-27
THIS WILL AsToNIsH
ALBUQUERQUE PEOPLE

The quick action Of simple stitch
hazel. hydrastic. cnmphor, etc. ~
mixed in Iavoptrk eve wash. will sur
prise Albuquerque people one girl
win weak, strained eycs was helped
by q single application Her mother
could hardly sew or read because OF
eve pains In one week she too was
benefited. We guarantee q small
hottie OF I.nvopuk TO help ANN CASE
wcak strained ur innamcG eyes.
Aluminium eve cup FREE. Alvarado
Pharmacy First aud Gold
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-04-27
Rev. Harvey Addresses
The Central School

rhe children of th, Central schooI
listened tp "a very interesting tulk
Monday morning given by the Rev
Thomas Harvey. The subject OF his
talk was How 10 Mnkcen Success NJ
Life" Tho following points WIRE
brought out IN his talk
"F1Fst; n YOU would make a size
cess Of life. % must Keep Nuur
eyes open You must have an eve 20
business, " you would get on in thc
world
"Second-You must ina limo Go Do
things worth while. 4 haven't time
- iust an oNcuse and not "a real rca-
son. Improve your minds and trA.
To- help and serve others
Third Have % hIgh idcal DO you
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-04-27
Farewell Reception
This Evening to
Rev. and Mrs. Head

Members Of the Congregational
church aud friends of the REV. and
Mrs. }. w. Heuld are invited this
evening TO the church pnrlors to at
tend a farewell reception 10 be given
TO thcss pioneer missionaries, who
are leaving soon FOR Arizona.
For the past 20 years Mr.. Head
has been In charge Of the Spanish
mission schools In New Mexico and
Arizona as well as % the mission
American speaking churches In these
two states.
The work has grown ~ extensive
IN the past few Nturs that n has been
divided. The Rev. otto Schlchc,
newly appointed principal Of the Rio
Grnude Industrial school. viii take
over the spanish work the ~ oi
'whithfalis Ia New Mexico.
Dr. Hcsid will devote himself OK
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-04-27
TO OPEN SOUTH
FOURTH STREET ROAD
Commissioners
Expected to Take Ac-
ton Tomorrow

The county commissioners. az their
meeting tomorrow morning. will con-
slider the proposed opening Of South
Fourth street. George R~oslineton.
Probate Judge Garcia and others
have made n Vigorous campaign in
behalf Of the improvement and hope
that n VIII result successfully.
a u espccted thsd a. Ana street. b
opened 20 the bridge road the city
commission Will approve an order 20
extend the south Fourfh street pave
ms 70 the city limits, where the
county road authorities can connect
with a. when the federal aid project
south Of Albuquerque b. taken up.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-04-27
TOO thin
TRY BITRO-
PHOSPHATE

While rtrr-siyr thiuuras might hr attrb
utrd tn various Hnh subtle rauses BOZ di1er0rt
iHdig .duals % is a rrN known fact nat thf
lafl 81 phnrrhurous in ths human sTttrm
Dr. worry LARGELY responsible ir This CONDITION
10 Hrams 90 De- veil established that tnI'
drlrienrf in phntrhurousl may now Do mot
uy the use ~ Mttro PhnHphatr which can De-
obtained from hriEft Pharmacy or an1 good
druEglat ln convenient tablet fnru.
co. mans Instances thp assImIlHtInu uf this
phosphate. hF che nerve Tissue soon produce
q welcome fhhnEn-rarNr tension dI-auprafs
fieur and ftrrnHfh replace HrHkntss and lack
II rnergY AND tho whole body loses be- ugly
h0liuvs and abrupt HuElea becoming en.
yelouHd boz % Elua nf perfect health and
and doing
CAUTION White Hftra Phosphate is ur
surpassed fuf the relief ~ nrrnusneFh gen.
erai debility. etc.. those tHhiuE 10 Hhn An
NOT desire 90 pot 0u hrah should usU ratra
care lu avuidiHr tat producing inuds
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-04-27
Program for Concert
Of Percy Granger
Here on May S

The last in The series OF the Fort
nightly club concerts 10 he given here
will be Percy Granger. the world
famous pianiste ana composer 20 be
IN the Hish School auditorium May
8.
Following d the program Granger
will play
J. Chaconne ........ Bach ?Busonl
Composed FOR the violin alone by
Bach. Freely harmonized and
adapted Tor the piano by F%errucclo
Buaoni
n Hlmorcsauo ..........
............ III. Balfour Gardiner
{ Born. London. England. is77)
90 Prelude tDc Profundirj 800.
............H. Balfour Gardiner
"A. Balfuur Gardiner, one Of DE
most original and outstanding of
British composers. though chiefly
known through his highly effective
larger works FOR orchestra, chorus
and chamber music. n also the au-
thor Of many notable piano pieces.
tc) Birds at Dawn, COP. 20.
No. FANNIE pillou
iBurn, Denver, Colo.J
A description an canon stylcl uf
the bird "ensomhloJ) TO be heard ~
earliest dawn. any morning uf spring
time, in the highest attitudes Of the
Sierra Madro mountains Of Cailfor-
NM
Nu1 'uuA
H~aNhAnl, i''''
'boi"' '"'i'"'
,a"'''
a
picturing scenes Hud moods peculiar
~ u.s.. i"' 49,.
~ aH In $50 M
ng "itt 90 s,srg.ta ~ oI
-" ,t- 80
~ 49,. -, .ic,"d y. -,ntrwrnr.r
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sf,dcrt .nd .-rrsneer M n.rro nom,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-04-27
TAKE CARE! GET
GENUINE ASPIRIN
Prescribed by physicians for over
eighteen years

Each package and tablet of genuine
Payer Tablets OF Aspirin lS marked
with the safety Payer Truss
Tn. "HnNer Cross" means sou are
getting genuine Aspirin, prescribed hy
physirtnus FOR over eighteen years
IN the BuNcr package are Hufe uud
proper directions Tor 'nlds Headache
T~nothachr. EcHrachc. Neuralgia.
rheumatism. LumhaEu sclaiica ncu-
ritIs and pain generally
Handy tiu boXcs nf ~ tablets Co.'S
onit b. few cents Druggists also sell
larger Huyer packages Aspirin Dr. th.
truIe mark Of Baycr Manufacture oi
MounHceficacidcstor Of Hallcyliciicid.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-04-27

clusiveiy to the American mission
churches most OF which are in Art
zona, This viii necAssitnte his NOV
ing nearer his work, After "a tour
OF all the churches in ;he field Mr..
and Mrs. Head will locate in some
convenient city IN Arizona.
The Heads have been prominent
IN many social. religious and educn-
tionni activities iu the city during
their residence here Their de
parturc Is a regret to many friends.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-04-27

wish to be somebody. The T.. g. \. b.
looking Tor boys and girls uf the
right snrt Aim high and tfy Go do
something worth while, 10 YOU do
not ara high. q will not got high"
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-04-27

KILN BRAND POWDERED MII.k
comes 10 sou a. pHrr. frc~h nIilk. All
Nou do l. 90 add water. aud Won have
fresh liquid milk. PHONE \ OR
NUE.. SOUTHWESTERN kim COM
PANN. HAIRY Johnson's p'acr.l
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-04-27
New Mexico Steel
Co, Gets Charter

The New Mexico steel company.
With principal Office IN Albuquerque.
has filed is charter with the state
riock s. tIu.oori or which $500 has
been subscribed ~ the five incor-
porators. a. Louis Hahn - the
statutory agent. The incorporators.
an Of Albuquerque. are az follows; II.
Louis hahn, $500; Edna n. qnhn.
ffco: Myrtle siescst. $500: Herman
oterr. ftoo; Bert - paron. $500.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-04-27
81 Ion WIsHIgo

pont wish you could ssii your house
Don eish yau fopld Sod a loh-fnd b.
Don Nish 300 could naut your apart
Howl
- using The Herald D. tlassihsd tolnnns
Plou, gfs Phone itsI
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-04-27
Grow Your Hair
GET THIS FREE

rvsu has dsnsrun. o. your hair u faIiIns
ga uf rf - tas' a bali SPOT, you shBull
lnow that 7 g'ont ~ o faons haF oVrfcams
N - trnuh thfougl gfnuin lndisns'
recipe. vh.ch will b. u.alid you free with a
prs1i boa q "a woHe~rfuilY smeseious oint-
meaL krtalk1 you aend only 10 cts. solver
OF ftampal % pay the coat n this notice. 70
! \ ehttsin. 81. 30l Stshsn g. New Istk
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-02-16
MayASk Black
To Treat Them
While In Jail

Patients Of DR.. Byron l. Black, the
chiropraCtor who is now serving a
20-day term in the county Jail on q
charge Of '-practicing medicine with
out a license" are to hold a mass
meeting this evening in his office in
the Caples building to take steps 20
secure his pardon, If possible, by Gov
Hobby.
The patients assert that they are
suffering for lack of treatment while
he is confined. Many say that they
had received no relief prior to taking
his treatment and that it is necessary
to their health to be able TO get his
treatments
P P Franklin stated TO The Herald
Monday that his boy. suffering with
paralysis. was improving rapidly IN
der the treatment Of Dr. Black and
that if the doctor is not released. he
is going 10 appeal to sheriff Seth
Orndorff TO permit him 10 take the
boy TO the doctors cell in Jail Tor
treatment He said he had taken the
hoy TO many other doctors. but had
failed to get relief for him.
Six women patients Of Dr.. Black
called on The Herald Saturday TO
thank the paper for the editorial
stand il had taken in Dr.. Blacks be-
half Mrs Tony Escontrias- one Of
the callers. said the doctor had
treated one of her children. which
was anemfc and sickly. and had re-
stored il to complete health
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-02-16
LocaICOfCHas
An Industrial
Department NOzC

Formal announcement Of the es-
tablishment OF the Industrial rela-
tons department Of the chamber Of
commerce and its purposes is made
by the chamber in news letter sent
Monday to all members and other
citizens Of FL Paso-
The department. the lettar says, is
organized 70 foster and protect the
Industrial business interests OF Ell
Easo and adjoining territory, to es-
tabhsh equitable industrial condi-
tons for employers. employees and the
general public Other objects to be
attained are given as follows:
To prevent and avert industrial
disturbances, to harmonic differ
ployes, with justice to all concerned.
and TO insist in the enforcement Of
the laws Of the land:
To oppose restriction Of output
sympathetic strikes, lOckouts and
hoycotts, and illegal persecution Of
individuals all Of which is a menace
to the Industrial progress Of our
community and our country. and
tend to the undermining Of cOnstitu-
tional rights
To secure for employers and en-
plOyes the freedom Of Individual con-
tract in the matter Of employment
To insure every one his right 20 earn
a living regardless Of his member
ship or non-membership in any or
ganization.
To prevent any interference with
persons seeking through honest ef
forts to work and earn an honest liv-
ful right TO conduct his business or
affairs as he deems proper, so long
as he does not encroach on the rights
Of others
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-02-16
Ultimate Consumer in
Ell Paso Must Pay for
Wage Increase in East

How high wages IN eastern textile
mills affect retailers and ultimate
consumers Of clothing in El Paso was
described Monday by an official Of the
chamber of commerce who told Of an
Fl Paso business man who has TO pay
166 percent more for his suits than
he did two or three years ago This
merchant had a standing order at
this season Of the year Of 100 suits Of
clothes for which he paid SIS a suit.
Now he can get but ten suits and ne
has to pay $40 piece for them-the
same suits he once got for SI5-
Wholesalers and tailoring COM
nanies have TO pay more, due to high
er wages 10 was shown IN fact,
wages were found to be so high that
workers laid off half the time. It
was shown that scouts Of the Anal
gamated Garment workers found out
when a big order was placed with
their employers and then struck for
higher wages which were granted to
avoid tying up delivery. This cost
was added to the price all the way
down the line until the consumer
finally pays It.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-02-16
Visitor Hangs
Self From End
Of Hotel Bed

When the proprietor OF the LOCKE
hotel entered a room in the building
late Saturday afternoon. he found the
body of a guest registered as Eugene
Miller. OF indianapolis. suspended
from the foot OF the bed with a rope
made OF torn dresser scarf Follow
ing an inquest the body was removed
TO the morgue at sos Texas street
where it is held pending q search for
relatives.
Justice Of the peace r. Is. Rawlins
conducted an inquest and decided
death was due to hanging. Testimony
failed to show a motive for the act as
the man apparently was in good
health and had Liberty bonds and
currency amounting to $3.50 in his
pockets.
The proprietor stated that the man
rented the room at 10 o'clock in the
morning and locked the door. When.
he failed 70 leave the room during
the day the proprietor Investigated
and found the man dead The body
was suspended in a peculiar manner.
which indicated that after arranging
the moose the man had placed himself
in sitting position so that hi ody
was suspended about 4 inches from
the floor.
The man carried a membership card
in the Moose lodge of Indiana Tele-
graphic inquiry regarding him has
been made OF the lodge.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-02-16
BACK RGHE
Timber Up With PsnetrasIns
HamlIn's Wizard Oh

A harmless and effective prepare
ion to relieve the pains Of Rheuma-
ism. Sciatica- Lame Back and Lum-
bago IS Hamlin's Wizard Oh Il pen
strates quickly. drives out soreness,
md Iimbers up stiff aching joints and
muscles
You have no idea how useful i
viii be found IN cases Of every day
ailment or mishap, when there Is
need Of an immediate healing, anti
septic application, as IN cases OF
sprains, bruises, cuts, burns bites
and stings.
Get II from druggists for 50 cents
If not satisfied return the bottle and
get your money back
Ever consdpated or have sick
headacheS lust try Wizard Liver
Whips, pleasant little pink pills.
cents Guaranteed
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-02-16
ORDERS FAVORABLE REPORT
OF ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS BILL

Washington D. c., Feb 16.-The
senate agriculture committee has
ordered favorable report OF the re-
vised kenyon-Kendriclz bill prorid-
ing for federal aregulation Of the
meat industry.
As revised the measure proposes
livestock commission OF three 10
take over powers and duties OF the
Iureau OF markets and the DEPART
ment Of agriculture The commits
sion would establish regulations for
the meat industry.
Voluntary registration OF the pack
ers and stockyard concerns is pro-
Nided and appeals TO the federal
courts could be taken from the COM
Missions orders Fines OF from $500
70 $4,000 and Imprisonment of from
SIX months 10 two years are fixed
loE VOCATION Of such orders.
The bill would reenact various er-
isting antitrust acts applicable 10 the
packing Industry.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-02-16
South Auto
Shoe To Be Held
AbYjI8, 9And 10

The FL Paso automobile show VIII
be known as the Southwest Automo-
bile Show, according to a decision of
the show committee Monday morning,
and viii be held on April s. and 10.
instead OF the previously announced
dates Of April ]. and 3. The change
in date was made to avoid conflict
with the religious holiday ending
Easter Sunday. April 4.
P. W. Bittick and d. O. Rakestraw,
in charge of the financial arrange
ments for the show. reported that
only four more automobile display
spaces remain Arrangements viii be
made for truck displays and tractor
displays on Kansas street, where
tentage viii be erected to house them.
+. NJ Bannel viii have charge Of
the program, and according TO pres
ent plans an elaborate affair viii be
produced.
Musical entertainment to cost near
" $1,000 was arranged for at the
committee meeting. Beyerstedt's or
chestra was retained for the dances
which viii be held on all three nights,
and present plans include the use OF
a military BAND on the first night.
TO be known as opening night; the
Juarez military band for the second,
or international night, and the FL
Paso symphony orchestra for the
third night. which VIII be known as
society night
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-02-16
INJURIES PROVE
FATAL T0D0GT0R

Funeral arrangements for DR.. s. 3
Flynt, 81 years old, formerly Of Meri-
dian. Miss, and president of the
Chickasaw Oil. Gas and Refining COM
pany. who died at O'Clock Saturday
afternoon in a. local hospital as a
result Of injuries received in an auto
mobile accident Saturday morning
near Newman, y. H., are deferred
pending the arrival here OF Mrs
Flynt. Monday evening
The car in which Dir. Flynt was rid
ing was driven by c. E. Cox, secre-
tary Of the oil company. s bolt
on the radius rods had slipped off and
when the machine struck heavy sand
it ocerturned, pinning DR.. Flynt be-
meath it, and crushing his ribs. An
ambulance from FL Paso was sum
moned and the injured man was
brought here.
DIT. Flynt was widely known in
Masonic services al. Meridian. He had
other oil holdings in the Tularosa
Basin and was considered prominent
in oil circles Mrs Flynt came from
Denver to AlamogOrdo. n. ~. Monday
and started from Alamogordo for Fl
Paso- 1t is believed she viii desire
the body returned to Meridian.