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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-05-12
AUTOMOBILE LAWS
MUST Be OBSERVED

Many summonses were issunI yes
tel day against automCbilists for fad
VI" TO have rear lights OIL their cars
captain Samuels stated he intends
to lake au,omobilistS strictly observe
the ordinances. Glazing headlights
viii ext receive his attention. He is
a,sc going after speeders, Many
operators of cars, he said, seem 70
have the idea that they are entitled
to :advel at a rate in ezcess of twenty.
miles in the outlying districts. where
as Inc law limits them to that figure
In me business districts the limit is
fifte,n miles.
r. c. Gay. described as an cleo
trician, twcnty-four years old. was
fined $50 today for speeding. A
similar case against Lewis II. Bosher,
merchant thirty-fve years old, liv-
Ing II Westmoreland place. is SEIZED -
ulcd to be heard tomorrow. W. Il.
Stone and J. Z. Smith were fined $40
TO-, driving through traffic zones.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-05-12
OF WOMEN
MEET HERE FRIDAY.

Plans for the first annual conven-
ton of the Virginia Federation of
Business end Professional Womeu's
clubs which c0nvenes at the JEFF
forson hotel Friday and Saturday are
complete.
Training for Business Women, "
viii Id the subject for discussion, Miss
Louise stephan will preside over the
conference, the opening session to be
held in the Flemish room of the
Jefferson Friday morning at 10
O'Clock. AT O'Clock the same day, a
luncheon will be given at 90 West
Franklin street, at which time Mrs.
H. b. Munford will preside.
AT tho afternoon session at the JET -
ferson, two leading professions for
women Will be discuHed--nursing and
teaching. At the nursing section, Mrs.
Jane n. Ransome will preside and
there will be addresses by Miss II. Il
Van Wort, superintendent OF Stuart
Circle hospital Miss Frances NJ.
PraugHt. Memorial hospital; Miss
Josephine McLeon, Johnston Willis
sanatorium, and Miss Bette Nc
Donald. Richmond school of social
work and public health.
AT the conference on teaching Miss
Cornelia s.. Adair. president Of the
.
tons. will preside at discussion OF
"A Comparison Of Opportunities in
Business With Those In Teaching"
On Friday night there will be a gen
erai session with an address by Oliver
j. Sands on: What the Business
World is Asking of Business Women
Today" and an open forum con-
Quoted by Miss Lena MADISON Phillips.
The Saturday morning session will
include election Of officers and other
business. and an address on The
New Citizenhip" by Miss Adele Clarke.
followed by a luncheon at the West
moreland club, Miss Katherine II.
Halves presiding. The Richmond Ro-
tary club will tender an automobile
ride to visiting delegates in the after
noon, and on Saturday night the final
session will be held with an address
on: The New American Business Wo-
man" by Miss Lena Madison Phillips.
executive secretary, National Fedora
ton Business and Professional Wo-
mems clubs, followed by a reception
to Miss Phillips in the Flemish room
of the jefferson.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-05-12
ADDRESSES AT yARINa
TOMORROW BS EXPERTS

Tomorrow at the Varina High
school the Federation Of Home De-
n1onstration clubs, of Henrico county,
VIII have an all-day meeting. The
following persons viii take part;
Mrs. NJ, NJ. Davis, acting state
a1cat, extension division. Blackshurg
Va. "A +. I'teakie state poultry eX-
pat Blacksburg, Va: Miss Bessie NJ
HoGsden poultry specialist. Blacks
burg, Va Dr, K, l.. simpson. Of
Richmond, Va. will speak on Oral
Hye)ene;" Miss Neliis OMey. director
OF department of public health nus
inr. American Red Gross. OF Wash
iugton, u. e. VIII speak on Child
W; flare"
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-05-12
FINAL EXERCISES
At SEMINARY TODAY

commencement day exercises of the
Cc'n Theological seminary will be
hall in The chapel of the seminary
this lnornH-- at II o'clock. The Re-.
Dr.. ", McC White. OF Raleigh. y. G..
viii address the graduating class on
behaif IF the board Of trustees, and
hoy 81. Russell Cecil will make the
aad'css on behalf OF the Presbyterian
Ctnmittee ri Publications George
W Watts president Of the board Of
trustees, VIII present the diplomas
Il r. union luncheon for former Grad
udtcs will be served in thS~vefactory
81 Richmond hall at o'clock.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-05-12
P0SlAM FORCES
A|L|AG SKIN
To IMPROVE

To be rid OF an unsightlT skin trou-
BILE Is real physical and mental relief.
IL your suffering from eczema's dis
treSs has been intense you are en-
titled to the great comfort that Pos
lam can bring you quickly. 1t makes
the work of healing short and pleas
ant. A little goes a long way and
does great deal, the skin responds so
eagerly, Itching irritation stops Pim-
pies and rashes go, and, best OF all.
Poslam will not, can not. harm,
Sold everywhere, For free sample
write to Emergency Laboratories 243
West 47th ST.. New York City.
Poslam Soap is the tonic soap for
the skin and will freshen and beautify
yOUY com pie xion.---Ady.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-05-12
GARY DISCUSSES
TAXATION SYSTEM

J. Vaughan Gary. 81 the state tax
of citizenship lectures now being
held at headquarters Of the Equal
Suffrage league here. at a meeting Of
the leagues citizenship class yes
terday.
\ discussion NJ the Virginia system
taxation, its defects and the RENE
dies FOR them, took place at the close
Of the lecture,
The citizenship classes are attract
ing good audiences who take an &C
tive part in the open discussions
which conclude The weekly meetings.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-05-12
Personal MENTION

ar and Mrs w. r Dabney. are
leav ng town this evening for brief
visit TO Philadelphia,
Uses Chile and Maude Hin of
Cha, lottesvilIe. are guests OF relatives
here for an indefinite stay.
Mss Jennie Prichard has left Tor
a 1lsit TO her sister, birs. W. w.
Richardson in Hampton.
Mss T,ottie Mae West and Miss
Roe shelton are the guests OF Mrs
" { Perkins in Newport News.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-05-12
TO RENEW FRANCHISES
SEVEN PINES LINE

The council committee on streets is
called for this afternoon at o'clock
TO consider the renewal OF the fran
chise of the Seven Pines car line.
altng Twenty ninth street ana the
Nine Mile road 10 the corporal limits.
Thn old franchise expired some time
ago. but as the road is the property
OF the United States Housing corpo-
"a ion, no point was made. Efforts
are how beng made TO form stock
comrany OF interested property own
crs ylong the route TO take over the
Hire
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-05-12
MAY Day

a NAV day program will be rem
dertI this afternoon. i>n 4 10 6
@ clock AT inc Neighborhood Settle
rnon,. Nineteenth and Broad streets
by he Richmond section council of
Jewish wcmerN Of America. The
Queen Of May Will b. crowned and
a Nothe. Goose pagsnt and dances
with scenes from Wonderland. viii
take place Mrs Pauline Thalhimer
- chairman and will be assisted by
Mrs, Raphael Levy, Mrs II S, Bins
wanger and others Allintcrested in
social and philanshrepie work are
cordially invited
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-05-12
Morning Musical

he morning musical given under
he auspices Of the Musicians club Of
Richmond, will take place this morn
ing ct 10 o'clock a, the Woman's
club. WORT Of modern composers
vail ne used In ts,e program. Those
taking part will be Airs w. y. Trigg
Mrs. Richard Fox. Miss Levitt, Mrs.
X. ". Carrngton. Mrs. Hequembourg.
Miss MARI Lakeland, Miss Gladys
Mall, nee. Miss Florence Dansey,
howard Bryant and Joseph White
r1.Nra
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-05-12
OBITUARY
:asisls
Miss Mary Margaret OsBrI~u.

The funeral Of Miss Mary Margaret
oBrien. nine years of age. who died
In the home of her parents Mr.. and
Mrs. w. O'Brien. 706 West Cary street.
took place yesterday afternoon at )
o'clock at the grave In Hollywood The
Rev. w II. Burkheart. Of Grace EpiS-
copai church, OBLIGATED.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-05-12
NiSs Leila Hitchingx,

+ The funeral Of Miss Leila Hitchlngs,
who died in the home of her mother.
Mrs Mary A. Hnchjngs. 622 North
Thirty-hrst street, Sunday. will take
place this afternoon from Asbury
Methodist church. Miss Hitchipgs Is
survived by her mother. one sister and
Nle hrOi her
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-05-12
Miss Jones to Give Reading

MISS Lou Belle Catesby Jones viii
give a reading in the home OF Mrs,
f. NJ. Crutrhfeld on Cary street
road tomorrow afternoon al O'Clock.
by special request she will read from
Yea's' 'Laoo of the Hearts d esires."
This is the second Of the series given
b. Miss jones this spring ard 7he
public is inv tied To attend
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-05-12
Miss susan STABLES.

Miss Susan staples. aunt OF the late
nator Thomas Martin. died suddenly
yesterday morning at her home in
Scottsvllle, W. \, Powers and p :.
towers, Of this city, are her nephews
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-05-12
Jewish Juniors Officers.

Nficers OF the Council Of JeWIsh
Juniors recently elected are 5 fol
lows
: Dette!tach, Jr., president Miss
Jeonora Straus. vice president MS
Reg ma Wcinfeld. secretary. Mics
Regina Yer Veer. corresponding
secretary. and Theodore Roths child.
trLaSnrer.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-05-12
banner Snit Is Pos,t,oned

The suit of +. A. Tanner IS. the
Vim Motor Truck company was post
poned in the city circuit court yester-
dag until Nay IS. Failure to get
trial Jury was the cause of delay.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-05-12
SOC, 500 Realty Sales Made

Sale of property on North Harrison
street. Park avenue. South Laurel
street and North Sixth street during
the last few days by the Richmond
Trugt company has netted a total OF
S)...fo.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-05-12

This is the regular church day at
Seventh Street Christian church,
Beginning with the missionary society
az $50 A. NJ and running through
special committees at $50 p. NJ.
every minute will he filed. Tho Bar
ton Heights circle viii serve lunch and
Surrer
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-05-12
Concert "Wednesday

Concert NSuieh0Ay
A concert of much interest Will be
given Monday evening May II, in
Hoy Trinity parish house at $3.50
o clock Mrs. Mae Marshall RICHTER,
who possesses "a bemutiful soprano
vote. and Miss Maria Adkins. a tai
Tented violinist are among the artists
taking part There will also be a
quartet OF male voices including Jo-
seph Whitemore, John Ct. Womble,
H"race r. Powell and Walter Sharitz
Tie uffair is given UNDER the auspices
OF the Industrial chapter OF Holy
Trinity.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-05-12
MARRIAGE LICENSE,

y marriage license was issued yes
terday TO r. +. Glens and Mary Mar
care Becker.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-05-12
WEDDINGS
Browne>---GarneT.


The home of Mr.. and Mrs. j.. g.
Garner. of Highland Park, was the
scene of very pretty marriage yes
terday morning a. 1890 o'clock, when
their daughter, Miss Gladys, became
the bride of l.. Arthur Browne, OF
this city. The ceremony was per
formed by Rev. Hugh w. Sublett. rec
tor of st. Johns Episcopal church
and Miss Lucille Gwathmey suppIled
the wedding music, rendering several
selections from Nevin, in addition 70
the wedding marches. The nome
was prettily arranged with PINK an"
white roses, palms and lighted can
delabra, carrying out most eHecLNeIS
the color scheme of pink ana wnlte'
The bride was handsomely attired In
a travelling suit OF dark blue tricotinc,
with hat to match, her flowers were
q corsage bouquet of brides roses
and lilies of the valley. Miss Grace
Garner. was her sisters maid OF honod
and she wore gown OF blue geof-
Eette crepe. with an over dress Oh
silk lace and n picture hat to match,
She carried an arm full of pink roses.
W, II. Rhodes attended the bride
groom as best man. Mir. and Mrs,
Browne will be at home in this city at
the conclusion of a Northern wedding
trip Among the out-of-toWn guests,
were: Mrs. G. f. Fulford. Miss Jane
Browne. of Norfolk, and Miss Marie
woiton. of Louisa.
An unusually pretty marriage &C
Cured at 1890 o'clock Saturday
morning at "Hiucreat." the home Of
,hc brides parents, Or. and Mrs. Paul
r. BarrinEer when their daughter,
Margaret became the bride of Joseph
Q. Weller, a prominent young attor-
ney and elubman II Washington,
y. c.
The house decorations were pink
roses and white dogwood
The ceremony was performed 10y
Father r ~ Rankin. OF Charlottes-
willie. and was Witnessed by only the
n7rn1 hers of the bride family and a
few of her girlhood friends. r Il.
Barringer, Jr., came down from New
York Thomas G. BarrinEer. from
Norfolk; Victor G BarrinEer tfem
bristol Tenn. and MISS Anna NJ. Ear
finger, from Asheyille. n G
Major Nj \. Weller, ~ Washing
.on. y. G, brother OF the groom, was
best man.
The bride. who entered With her
father. wore a wedding gown Of blue
serge,
Immediately after tn" ceremony
MIR and Mrs Weller left for the Hot
Springs, where the honeymoon viii Dc
spent They viii reside in Washing
on aud charlottesville.
The Country eIub of Virginia " rs
beautifully decorated with quantities
81 spring flowers and palms last eve
ming. Tor the supptt party given bE
the Richmond Bar association, il
honor ef tho visiting mem hers Of
State Bar association and their
wives a buffet supper was served aud
an orchestra PLAYED throughout, the
evening. Among those in the reeeiy-
ing line we're: Mrs. John T.. Minor.
Mrs. Robert \. Pollard. Mrs, Luc4us
Fl Cary, Mrs Robert Eden Peytun.
Mrs. ]. Mcdonald Wexford, Mrs.
Rosewelt Page, Mrs, Sol Cutchings
and Miss May Moore. This afternoon
AT 430 a large reception VIII be given
at the Woman's club complimentary
20 the wives Of the out OF town mem.
sers OF the has association. Mrs,
Robert Pollard is chairman and Mrs
Harry Wall will sing. James Wonlble
Vii be he accompanist
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-05-12
Lunch

The wor1tn Of Seventh Street Chris
tim church will serve their regular
iLncn to business men and women
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-05-12

tomorrow from IL to O'Clock III
their annax, GOT East Grace street
TIE Junior circle OF the Ladies Ala
Society will be in charge this week.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-05-25
People You
Know

atN0iAAnF rHNaAfinu- QuICkei A1fn 90
~ .. bursum. fepubilci 4 national
committeeman, and Gregory Paee %
Gallup. delegates from New AItttfn
10 he Republican Rational conten-
ton. len Albuquerque for Chicago
last night They wtr4 10 be lnined
BY ID. J. Leahy. AZ fna Veeuo Jesus
fomero - Albuquerque. a memtor
~ the delegation. Will leate for
Chicago tomorrow nieh,.
W, T. Taiiaferro. land commlssinuef
- The sanfa no railroad. was in he
city iast niEht on hiA way to Topeka
n-nm q business trip o. western Nsw
Mexico.
w 3. s%trickier. former Alhuauet.
que banker no wrcaident Of Califut-
MIA. left for the coast last night after
u ftny Of several weeks mere.
W D. Wallace lot this morning fnr
Las Vegas.
Mrs. Waiter Wallace loft last nleht
FOR PhoeniR. Arizona. where she viii
make her future home.
Mrs, Walter Payton left this morn
ms for n visit at her old home Ia
Indiana.
Miss Ruth payion has gone to las
Vegas 10 Wit friends.
Deputy sheriff aiontoya In charge
Of u. w Mohus. who was reronfiy
convicted nj Gallup on n charre %
breaking into q freight car aud
,broush Al,.,a...a. NJ.
rout, from ne g.rbo, ~" ~ ase
- Niobns W. - cns ,i,ns .m."-S
here nj 4 s,nt, r.. r.taas.
Mis. t,rn, F.rg,,s,cr Geh, o~~.
i~.r - ~. c.t,-sl..
tn,nsa srm, y, 1890
IA. state 'f -"
cantst, gt.dv. ron, 80 ca,
vt,f., ,4,,,,.. ~ ~ 49,, e-t--
ion Army CORN. i.f, soaa, 90
r.nv.r rh.r. tbey wil s,,onA car.
f.r.r,e ~ ,f,i..r. - ~. no,r Stcs.-
min d,a,ri., csn,st, rona 80 ~,
~ cb.,,. - ~. f,r,t .r, ~. ~.
r,.t IN wn,,h, IRE. an ~ -
noi,t,t "a No., "a vyniia - nan-
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-05-25
Who's Here
A ARRIVALS AT
LOCAL HOTELS
CnNIIt.

COMBS
~ =. stackhouHe.
T.. y. Manchester. Berkeley Calf.
Lealn 4. Vaught. Gallup.
j. Il. auckland. B-ien.
A. r. ErlicK. Hutchinson. Knns.
D.. auckland. Bclen
W. a. Mckeel. Ada Okla.
w u. Schooley. Los Lunns.
ia steele, Duran Mo.
Me-. ana Mrs. j. \. Cory. Gallup.
Eddie Miller. Gallup.
j. D. SHARP. city.
vs. ". shaw. Ertancia.
Geo. ". Mech Santa Fc.
NJ T. Burrows. SANTA he.
STURGES
Mrs. r. Wailacc iloihrook.
Annie wallace. Hbihra0k.
Mrs a. W. Hcnncsscy, Holbrook.
Frank Tcmpieton. Denver.
e.. y Jones. Pueblo.
Mrs. Myrtle Keys, Madrid.
w. !. Wallace. Las Vegas.
chtra A. Leisier Lane. Socorro.
Neima Lldn lame. Mountainair.
Anna u. Doyle. Mountninnir.
J.. -. Hannah. city.
a. l.. Hannctt. ~ Paso.
a. j. Gufncy. Juliet. IN.
T.. =. Hollingsworth, shelton, Neh.
NJ. fongmyer. Swance.
1. G. Richardson. ~ Paso,
Geo s. Mullerkay. Santa Pc.
ALYARADO
T. levi". st. LOUIS.
John 4. Harris. New York.
raul r. smith. Los Angeles.
Albert l.. Lediock. Chicago.
Major Jas. A. Long. n. 4. Army.
". A. spence. Chicago.
y. J. Hennessy. ~ Paso.
e. l. WIngu. ~ Puso.
a.. Pru, Ranch.
w T. Taliaferro. Topeka.
A.. Niccomnnde. Chicago
J. W. Spalding. Denver.
r. Leon, china.
O. a. caldwell. Long Peach.
Mrs. Emma Iohnltun. Lucvrn Min.
n g. chimney. Denver.
w q. Edwards. ~. Louis.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-05-25
Produce

or. Creamery. ga sac.
fsggs-Lnwcr. Receipts, 1856
eases. %firsts. a9lt n 80 &c; ordinary
firsts, 35ia ID 3 6iac: Il mark, eases
Included, aSm39hc; stornre packed
extras, f2h N4ac; storage packed
firsts. 42isc.
poultE-Aliye. unchanged.
pdtatoos-StCulv. Receipts, 80
cars. Northern white sacked and
bulk. SdbUa7.G5; Irish cobblorf,
S7.2b; new stronger; Florida per bar
rel $1,000 1900.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-05-25
Chicago Board OF Trade

CHfCAtO. MAY 2b.-commissfon
house buying which found offerings
mcager brought about decided up
turns today In corn. scnntlncss OF
r. oci,s here ended to make SELLERS
c%autions owing TO the fact that con-
tracts for May delivery must be
closed not later than saturday. More
over. bears. appeared TO he inclined
90 go slow until arrivals OF corn hcrc
totniied "a good deal larger than at
present Opening prices which varied
from unchanged figures to ais cents
higher with July fi.GiM to &t.62 and
september fi.bih to ft.S2I we're
followed by material gains al around.
Oats a-cendcd with corn. After
opening 4 to y cont W. including
July ~ SAh TO SS& cents. the mar
ket continued TO climb.
Provisions We're q little firmer IN
response TO grain strength.
Close.
corn-May, sis9%; July, ti.ets;
Sept. Sf.b4.
Oats May. ,i.Oa; July, s9ae;
Sept. TiAc.
rSrk-July. sai.4o: Sept. sab.26.
iard-July. f2i.tb; Sept. sst.oa.
Iuhs-July. $3.50; sept. ti9.0o.
Livestock
DENVER. Colo. May e5.-Cattle-
Receipts. a.iOO. Market steady to
strong. Reef steers, ft0.b0n 1905
COWS aud heifcrs. s. 90 "a 1850; stock
ers ana feeders. fs.5on 1855 calves.
tts.00 n 1850.
HoEs-Receipts. 2.aoO. Market
stcusly to weak. Top, tif35; bulk,
sia.b0 t4.00.
CHICAGO. May 2b-Cattlc-Ite-
ceipts. 10000. Beef steers steady to
20 cents higher: bulk. Sii26mt2S0:
prime heavy. Sla.0Oi good yearilngs
heiicrs. $3.50. cannefa and bulls
stcndy: best bolognn. SSTS; calves
steady. good and choice v"alers,
ti2.b0G i3.I0
Hogs-IIecelpts. 10000. arket
active. 10 tn 10 cents highcr. ihih
light aud light butchers. tlf.GOm
.tf.5b; bulk $50 pounds and over,
Sia90m i4.40; pigs steady TO 20 cents
higher with hulk Al Stt.ssGl2la0
Sheep-lseceipts. $4,000. Market
steady 10 ~ cents higher. Choice
Ia prime -horn lambs. fiG509
100; fow fat ewes, Sitibs one load
nov crop feeding lambs, Sts0o; top
California spring lambs. sl5.75.
KANSAS CITY. Mo-. MAJ 90. p
Cattlc-ReCeipts. G,T0O. Market dull.
Heavy and choire handy weight steers
we1k to 90 cents lower: plain about
AtcGdy; bulk. k9.b0W ms. COWS tnd
calves. steady: NcarlinEg barely
steady. bulk. si1.Tbm12.50: siockorH
and feeders uneVeniy lower.
Hogs -Recripts. $4,000. Lights
heavies steady; mediums strong
to higher. top. Sass; hulk light and
medium. Si415ml4.b0; bulk heavy.
si8Sb mi4.25.
Shecp+Hcceipts. 5000. sheen 20
30 40 cents higher; choice California
ewes, $500. bulk owes. $500 $780,
spring lambs strong to o. cents high
err; spring California lambs. $3.50;
bulk goats sin back. few sales 10 20
10 60 cents higher.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-05-25

Liberty Bonds.
NEW YORK. May 2b.-Llhcrty
bonds final prices today were. 3tAs.
g1.7O; first a.. S4.7O; second r.. S4.lO:
first fhs. S5.bO: second as. Sf.bS:
mira as. $500; fourth 4hs. $3.50:
Victory ANS, 9G.20; victory ~ r.,
JG..4
New NOrk Cotton.
SEW YORK. May 2b-Cotton fu-
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-05-25
MmhtNews
Mn... vi. ca..
New York Stocks

NEW YORK, NAV 2b.-Tho stock
market today reversed lNs recent
downward course, many representa-
tive issues. including rails and metals
participating in tho most substantial
tnliy OF th' past fortnight sales APP
proNiniated 775.00O shares. THE clos
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-05-25
North Fourth Street
School Closing Program

Tho closing EXERCISES OF tho North
Fourth street school win be held to-
night. tomorrow afternoon. Thursday
uiEht and Friday hight ~ the school
house on the North Fourth street
road, one block north u Mountain
rnnc. Tho class day exercises In
Guiding the class play and the grad
untiun exercises. will be held tonight
90 ! y. m. The program for the class
dny exercises followir
CLASS PLAY
"M Martins CountFy Store
Seventh and Eighth Grade Pupils.
Scnrf Drill
Seventh ana Eighih Grade Pupils
song Jolly plc%kanlnnica' 1901.
...... ........ Ten hnys. one girl
EIGHTH GRADE ENEHcIaES
I hhH 2 . ncai2a ~ ~ f3si
Salutntory ....... Bessie Sanchez
Cinss Prophecy. ... Donald Hefriott
Class Poem. ....... Victoria Solasco
Glass Doctor ....... DRinen brewer
Class Motto. ..... Robert FiizRerad
Class WI ...... 'Ehelma Collier
Nalcdictorv. t..,... Katherine Lyttou
Single Stick Drill. ...... ..........
seventh and Eighth Grade Pupils
Song t.t....
seventh and Eighth Grade Boys
w dnesday. MAY %. 2 y. M.
f~NERcIeES on CAMpuS
Song star Spangled Tanner. School
Dedication Of Tree 10 the Fallen He
rocs OF New Mexico. ..........
...s.......... Donald Hcrrinit, go
Dedication Of Tree to Our Soldier
Boys--Thomaa Collier. ~
Presentation Of Off To seventh Grade
....,...... Katherine Lytton, 90
Acceptance of Gift NJ. nezcmek. 81
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Legal NOTICES

No. lugI2.
IN the District Court. county ~ NeruHlIlu.
state ~ NcA Mexico
First savings Hunk and Trust Company of
Albuquerque. y N, Plaintiff,
w.
D. o. Elder administrator of the Estate Of
" Y futrrlls aud tnknovn Hars ~
Ellen D. Fntrelle. Defendants,
Notice Is hereby given that by virtue ui a
decree furrclusiuE % certain murtEhF- drFs
entered Joe the above entitled causr on the
9th day ~ March. 1899. tho Undetermined
special Master Nitl on The SIN day II June.
1890. o. the hour Of 10 O'Clock IN The tore.
uuan. ht the frunt door IT tho county Court
House of bernalillo County. New Mrxioo.
uner for sale aud eel o. puhlic auction To-
the highest and best hidafr Tor cash. the
real estate situate in tae County ~ Hrr
uulillo. state ~ New Mrsiro. to.vit'
Lot numbered Two 90 as shown
upon the subdivision Of the East Hau
tIhl Of block numbered Thirteen
tlil ~ the Eastern Addition 10 the
CITY 81 Albuquerque, as tho same are
shown and designated upon the plat ~
me subdivision Of the last Halt tEtFD
ui block numbered Thirtrsn tll1 Of the
Eastern Addition 20 The Ciy Of Albu
gstrpuc. New Mexico.
This sale being made g. satisfy certain iu.
dchtrdness amounting 10 the aggregate sum
Of sl,anuuu together with costs Of suit aud
Of this sale 10 be- taxed
. FRED X. HOWELL.
Special aMster.
May nisei June T.