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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-09-24
DEFENDs 11E TURKISH HAREM
wife OF Nationalist Leader says West
cru Women Are Inferior.

4 Aneora - -rhe s~eciuelon Of The
harrm Is hest adapted 10 wumhn'a
nature. and II IN best for the social
order that ahe should be there de-
Claren Mufide Friid ilanem. the
Turkish Nationalist novelist and
heaatlfui wife OF Ahmed f'erid hey.
former minister or uuunCc in tine
Turkish government. The narem
grew out OF the Intelligent UNDER
standing OF the marriage relation. II
Represents the Wisdom OF che East.
n am a reformed wpmnniB rights
advocate" abe continued. "A used to
yearn Tor the Independence OF the
American and European Woman hut
nov believe n uistrcee OF the
harem is a superior product 10 the
spcndthrist Russian woman. ths sen-
-rimentni Austrian. the naaringF t'nG-
conferred American
ITO those women. woman'A rights
means the right TO spend money on
foolish finefy, 70 marry late aud be
chiidiess. They live for the store and
the theater. They are responsible for
n good deaf OF factory labor expended
In uEelear directions. They wont
work with their hands 10 make theit
clothes. their minds are filled with
fashions. novels and candies.
he hav bccome their slaves. and
YOU call this western civilization. We
Turkish women have had our heads
turned by the effort 10 bcc0mc like
these civilized Womcn aud In doing ~
some of us have lost our sterling Did.
fashioned qualities and become costly
vasn. destructive creatures like ouI
sisters of the west"
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-09-24

CHICAGO. sept 1&-TY cobb has
climbed into a tit with Harry Hell
maun tor the bat<zrx houer~ 90 tne
Americas ;carue. The Georgia peach
III hatfinr asa. eshiie He}imann, who
hAA been holaief top pinso nonofs
dropped from asa 20 a tie with ms
manager.
nahs noth added a brace Of home
nan 70 his uftnn and brought his
SEASONS record 70 81. Ruth ~ trail
.nz Tor the AatllnE hOnofF with I.
mark q sss. four points IN nTont q
Gqnrrn Fieier.
HUH A. lcaGing a. a run Eettet
with ieS. He mas made in1 hits ano
holds fotn, base houofB with u a
Of .4af.a Huth's hits Include a.
doubles and - triples.
sister leads ln moien bases and ha.
a.. = Harris Of Washington JAILED
to add 20 hts rtfkne Of -
osher leading oafters: Q 20 o.
spcsker. c~iexeiaua. .sss: Tobin,
81. Louis. as; Williams. 81. Loulsl
.44s: Jacobson. NJ, Loul-. 3f2i "
conine, Chicago. .sea; strunk. Chi
Roger Horn.by Of "a. Louis has
brought his average up 10 .teb fol
ans leadership. he has made AT
hits for a total Of 1s2 bazfr, his hitt
Including 30 doubtless. ~ triples and
20 home rnns. The 81. Louis star has
secured ft1 timea
Jack Fesrnisr a q mate OF
Hor naby retained his position ~
with n mark OF .ate. Me-
Henry. another member Of the Card
fna1. Il pushinE The big frenchmar
with an average OF .as9.
ueeraa Kelly of tho giants. addine
one hroukhi HE ze4HOn's home run
record up 10 43-
other leading bafters for % OF
morr James CutsiIau. Pittsburgh.
SAC; Roush. CinclnnntL .54o; Cruise
Hosfun. .e3S. Frisch. New YORK, ass.
J. smith, 81. Louis. .13s: Meusel, New
York. .sss; Croh. Cncinntai, .sss-
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-09-24
Denver Oil Operator
Beaten and Robbed
Nss By Meniin Auto

DENVER. Sept. 2f.-H l. Graves.
~ years old, wealthy Denver oil oper-
ntnr ANA James Dnugheity. Is, a
chauffeur. wire lodged On the eitv
tafl early today after they were found
badly beuten and In a dazed condi.
tion In a broadway restaurant. They
were booked for Investigation.
They told the police they had been
held up. slusged and robbed by five
men, who got olt OF n large touring
car, AZ Speer O0hevard and Pennsyl-
vania street lasl night.
Graves said. according 20 the pdrice.
that he had bcei robbed OF 5000 and
paugherty ALLEGED he lost $3.50.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-09-24

Edward q. nsdbcock IN he outlook.
The future N rubber Il full Of snter-
astlnv probabilities. Already We have
rubber travelling 1ass, suitcsses and
p~ortfolios- we may look for rubber To-
replace heather An msuy fields. Yet
mssr was jerfsa ~ tho fife depart
fnent az Cincinnati for sugEsstlng rub
her hose to rrpihce the then universal
One o. msS Gsss7SSi1I q hat
With q rubhtr e@chtand. ia VIC be
lIehf. uorus. "~cushiony'' and comfort
able. Thousands OF tfouser belts
made OF rubber coinpound are now
SOLD daily They are much cheaper
Wrinkle. qfank o. become frazzle.
edged. They have just enough stretch,
and can b. wasiied. Whoever Thought
az washing leather BELTS
Last year America produced enough
rubber heels 10 make a pile 81 miles
high. rs per cent Of an Hhocs made
IN 1891 Win have rubber heels. Rub
her "a Is win heather and
viii be much more widely used after
further improvements now under way
are coucluded.
The other day a -ufber man showed
me a piece 90 hard. solid rubber COM
pound TO be used as inside sheetinK
or wa3nsc0ting for rooma. Rubber
gasoline tanks foT Aifpianee lately
patented. though p~unctared 80 times
hy bullets. do not leaki All rubber
bathing suits are being worn. IN
numefahie nc" rubber tosA are
shown Shawn mugs. teapot spouta.
uHtbrella GOVERNS acio carooyH ia.h-
Ing. floor covering "A furniture
made OF rubber are being projected.
Before me IL he annual repor OF
Huber Roadway limited. an Eng
liah corporation. organised 70 pave
stirrfs with rubber: for years a GER
tain prominent London street mas
been rubber paved. Think what thhi
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-09-24
DINNER GIVEN
FOR PRESBYTERIAN
SYNOD VISITORS
DIR. G. p. Horst Is Prin-
cipal Speaker of
Evening

Tho crowd which attended the dim
ncr nvcp n honor OF vi-iting f1csby-
terrain ministers OF the state at the
s.. A. q. A. last night waa too large
10 tr accommodated, and a number
"a people had 10 lr turned away. Or.
q. n. Horst. Of Chicago. who was one
OF the principal chaplains IL the arms
during tho war. made the cher adj
dress OF tho evening on the subject
Of. mems Work"
Tho vernon 81 the Home and For
einn Missionary societies OF the state
finished their ayfodNHl needing AZ the
Lutheran chureh this morning. after
a scaslnn which lasted for n day and
a half airA J. D. Henry. o. Dcming.
led the morning devotional. after
which the minutes OF yesterdays
mecting were read. Miss Marie Pres
ton. % New York mnde an informal
talk, and MIS-. H. G. Donaldson Ains
a solu.
The greater part OF the morning
WAS spent In q business meeting by
the ministers In The second day OF
their synodical meeting. Or. W. =.
Iioll, or Philadelphia, spoke on the
board of Ministerial RELIEF, ana Rev.
q. Rendon led The morning devotional.
II ~ hoped that the main business
OF the synod can be finished today,
as a number OF the ministers VIII
leave tonight In order 10 conduct set.
vices in their churchen tomorrow. The
few unfinished business affairs vii
b. taken up Monday morning. wher
the conference viii close.
The report OF the P~rcsbyteriar
sanatorium here will be read thi,
afternoon hv Rev. N. A. Cooper. OF
Albuquerque. Afteg the report Il
Rad the ministers Will go BY auto
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-09-24
Benny Chavez Here
b Anxious for Match

The lighting Benny ChavQz II IN
Albuquerque looking for a bout with
any boxer OF hla own weight. chave1
used 4 he one OF the best drawing
cards boxing promoters could find and
although he took "A siight slump IN
the rlnH same. ~ said 20 be comins
back into his true form.
chavcx has fought some ~ the lead
inr feather weights OF the country.
He has had n total of more than rec
ring battles nnd II NOW anxious 70
meet SaAor Gonzales Of this city. lie
recently defeated Johnny Donoshan ip
Colorado.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-09-24

NEW YORK. sept zs.-..e- .ork
was saving It's last daylight of tho
season today. Clocks throughout the
city will be set back an hour 10 eastern
standard time at 2 o'clock Sunday
morning.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-09-24

IN some parts OF Mexico wild boss
an eomrr,icaied anda trained as
~rn.ehaos..
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-09-24
rRiDAy's RESULTS.
American Irnelsc.

Philadelphia. ~. caicaro, OIL.
Hoston. 2-1a. 81. Louis. ie-b.
New York. 4. Cleveland. 2.
Washington, A. Detroit, 4.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-09-24

Pittsburgh, Il Philadelphia, o.
Chicago. ~: Boston. g.
81. Louis-New York. postponed
Only ,aree schedulea.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-09-24
Johnny Buff Now
Holds Two Titles

NEW YORK. Sept. a4-victory
over Pete Herman. worlds bantam
weight champion IN a 15-round bout
here last night. Johnny Bun. the
veteran Jersey City boxer today en-
1oyed the distinction OF being the
TWO titles. In addition & the BAN
tsmweiEht crown. Buzz holds the
American fiyweiEht championship.
The victory last night was won
on q judges decision. neither boxer
being able 20 down the other for the
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-09-24
New Lumber Yard
On North Fourth
Nears Completion

conAiruc;ion OF the new lumber
yard and min az 1897 North Fourth.
frinr built BY J W. Ash, who has
r~ttrnti pBfne ~ Albuquerque from
the northwest. u progressing rapidly,
and viii be repdy for active OPERA
fl0ns within two weeks. MT Ash
eaid today thai machinery had been
abluped and thaf he expected 60 have
a Installed and running before the
middle Of october. He u pleased with
me outlook for building here and has
already accepted orders for a number
IN Tho readg-cut houses Ia which The
new FAINT viii specialize.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-09-24
What you should know
about the LIGHT-SIX

Power 40 H.. p. in a detachablc-hcad motor Of great
feasibility, remarkably free from vibration. and with
ue exclusive Studebaker inclined valve feature.
E~conomy-1s to % miles to the g~allon-l2,0O0 to 49,
400 miles ON tires.
balance You could cut the LIGIITSIX in two parts
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-09-24
IICENsFs.
pAyIIGHT SAVING ENDS. 81

Esther Candalaria, Durancs: Va
lcrio Zamora. Duranes.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-09-24

or four parts aud find that each section would weigh
the same, Such perfect balance means steady road.
holdng-therc is no side sway or creeping.
Comfort-Equal distribution Of weight means easy
riding and easy handling. The touch Of one hand on
the steering wheel is sufficient to keep it on the road.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-09-24
HERALD WANT AID TAKERS

Are thoroughly trained ad writers
~ Won IN desire. they will gladly
assist you an wording your ad
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-09-24

See this ar-drive it test it. You will be won by it. You will understand
is the Studebaker ideal of what a light, sixcyinder ar should be
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1921-12-15

The Sheppard -Towner bill for the
protection of maternity and infancy has
become . federal law. Ten million
voters. representing the most influen-
tial women's national organisations
which have been supporting this meas
ure, are rejoicing in this notable
Thanksgiving gift to the women and
children of America. It is not alone
great victory for forward looking legis-
lation, it is recognition of the wishes,
not of women as women, but of the
great new electorate who have sprung.
full-fedged, into the responsibilities Of
citizenship.
The National League of Women
Voters is delighted over the large ma
jority by whice the congress passed
this bill. Selecting this % the one
measure to which they would devote
their energy, the league has steadily
worked to this end, cooperating with
other women's organizations in every
way possible. On July 22 the bill pass
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1921-12-15
NOTICE

In accordance with provisions of the
Charter, the annual meeting Of the
Stockholders of the Prudhomne Co.,
Ltd, will be- held on
WEDNESDAY. JANUARY 4, 1922
at the Office of Breazeale and Breazeale
in the Prudhomme building for the pur-
pose of electing . loard of Directors
for the ensuing year and to transact
any other business that may come be-
fore them.
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1921-12-15

cd the senate by vote Of q b. Z: on
November l9 it passed the house by q
vote of 279 to 80: on November 28-
Thanksgiving eve-with the president =
signature, it became an act.
thus is fulfilled the prophecy which
the League of Women Voters has con-
stantly made that, If the bill were
once permitted to come before the
house, it would carry by . substantial
majority. The reason for this predic-
ton has been our knowledge of the
great demand for the passage Of the
bill throughout the whole country and
the enormous interest that women have
taken in it.
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1921-12-15

organizations to which she be-
longed. Mrs. NJ. G. Cunningham
was elected to succeed Mrs. Por-
ter and az the close of the pro-
gram, the club adjourned after q
most profitable as we'll as enjoy
able meeting.
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1921-12-15
Les Jeunes Iemmes.

| While she has not yet taken
formal possession, Mrs. Fair
Hyams threw open her pretty
new suburban home on the Grand
Ecorc road on Tuesday afternoon
of last week. when she entertained
her club and number of guests
most delightfully."-.
Red roses and ferns we're used
for decoration in living and din
ing rooms where the tables were
placed for the game at which Mrs.
L. DeBlieux won the first prize,
silk hose; Mrs. McClung, guests.
. mahogany tray; Mrs. Keyser
the second, q nut set and Mrs.
Harmanson the consolation. silk
hose.
A delicious luncheon of quail
on toast, chicken salad on lettuce
with mayonaise. bread and butter
sandwiches, hot chocolate and in
aividual raisin and nut pies with
whipped cream was served by the
hostess assisted by her mother
Ind sister to the guests who, be.
'ides club members, included
Mines. Shaffer, Chaplin, McClung
Norris, Lawton Keyser, Dismukes, !
cloutier, +. Breda. B. B. and |
)esiree Breazeale.
For Xmas . cameo ring, bar pin. or
rooch would lill with delight the heart
t the lucky recipient. Look at our
arRe stock before selecting your gifts
DE VARGAS
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1921-12-15
League Of vvonan Volers

~ =
There was very little business
that needed attention Monday
night It the regular monthly meet
ing Of the L. w. Y. beyond rou-
tine matters and planning for an
active ward to ward campaign to
stimulate poll tax paying among
the new voters, after which the
speaker Of the evening, Supt. e.
E. Hooper was introduced who
gave : good. clear explanation Of
the application of the tax that was
voted BY districts in the recent
special school election; Why it wss
voted; how the districts were di-
vided; how each ward managed for
the four months when the parish
would take them over. and : num-
Der of other important matters ID
connection with public school af-
fairs.
Mr.. scarborough. who was ono
Of the guests Of the evening, also
brought ont ! number Of points in
connection With Mr.. Hooper's that
proved. not only enligbtenine but,
Z.
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1921-12-15

666 quickly relieves Constipation,
Biliouaness, Loss Of Appetite and
Headaches. due to Torpid Liver.
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1921-12-15

A pearl necklace would be 4 most
happy choice for HER Xmas present
De VAkGAS
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1921-12-15
The Enterprise
WEEKLY
THURSDAY. DEC. Is, 1921

Z u
THURSDAY. DEC. Is, 1921
DE Von's FoREcAsr--Decem
bsr 10Th. cold; 17th, a sever,
storm will torn over this M,ssis
sippl Valley moving S .atheast
ward; 18th to 10th. heavy rains il
Gulf States; 2Oth to 2lst, cold and
b.ustery; 22nd, moderating.
Dolls. dolls, dolls! tor big as we'll 4,
baby sister, ct
De VARGAS
Mr.. U. P. Breazeale spent last
week in New Orleans.
Christmas gifts for --Neckwear
Shirts, Bath Robes.
-SEMMELMAN'S
/ Mr.. J. c. Dey of Sod1s was
among the weeks visitors.
Community silver-all the latest con-
ceits, suitable for every day use 40 well
as special occasions, at
Mr.. r. Phillips spent Thurs
day in Shreveport.
Rslt buckles. cigarette cases and
holders, cuff links and buttons, scarf
pins and tis clasps in gold or silver at
DEVARGAS
Judge e. v. Porter is holding
court IN Alexandria this week.
Received newest models in Hats for
-SEMMELMAN'S
Mr.. v. L. Roy was q business
visitor to New Orleans last week. |
Fine leather bill folds, purses and
wallets at
DEvARGAs
Mr.. w. H. Airey of Clarence
spent Saturday in town.
Get your Christmas cards and tags,
full line 70 select from at
Miss Vera Prudhomme enjoyed
last week with relatives in Shreve-
port.
Umbrellas and para.ols with plain.
DE VARGAS
Mr.. NJ. Hertzog Of Magnolia
was among the visitors during the
week.
Partisan Ivory toilet or manicure sets !
ara always acceptable. All the newest
dsas along thoss lines q -
NJ. ]. 81. Henry Of Melrose {
,ras asloog the weeks business
50. - stin buy ssasonabls Nor
ehand16 - - pr,ess. Il
SEMMELMAN'S .
Mrs. 9. = Hooper. has returned 4
from Shfeyspost, whore she paid I
! little visit to homefoIks. r
& II you rsally want bargain in skirts :
= eoo&s yon en- 1nd Il at I
-Elebes's !,
Nh e. W. Breazeale and Miss g
Kaia xsstor of Csmpti spent Sum
1Ay h Natohitoches with relatives. 9
!. 4 stsflinx ailvsr vanity, or coin purse
= = delight . NY fsminine heart
4 4 On VARGAS
No1oss. !. a. Oloutier. son Guy. :
nnd noberk Busrd of Starlight aud b
Aloost CIeutise Of Csmpti were
Iu,ode TaasiAy's vistors.
wsss!.l 49, = saess for IL !, !.
sEbdMELMAN's II
l.
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1921-12-15

Without doubt our line Of Skirts and
Coats represents the best values ever
offered IN Natchitoches. Just look
them over, at
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1921-12-15
Bermuda

Mrs. F. Reginald Prudhomme most
pleasantly entertained the Social Club
on December 9Th.
A plate lunch Of chicken, dressing,
tomato and bell pepper, salad, sal
tines, jelly, hot chocolate and pecan
candy was rslished by oil.
A silver rurse pencil as the first
prize was won by Mrs. J. Laurence
Prudhomme; the second, handkerchief
BY Mrs. n. E. Cockfield; the consola-
tion pair of cut-glass cellars by Ars.
E. w. Breazeale: the BOBBY . Santa
Claus by Miss Angela Lambre.
The room was profusely decorated
with roses and carnations in cut-glass
vases.
Little Miss Audry Breaseale cele-
brated her tenth birthday on last Sat-
urday from 2:30 to 5 p. M. when .
host Of her little friends gathered to
wish her many happy returns. 4 most
delightful afternoon was enjoyed.
Xxx
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1921-12-15

SsO vaOtS W u0I AOObtl0I WUO u COlQ
fortably located with her daughte
Miss Sudie, who teaches in one o
the schools Of that citv.
| A sale that Il amasin9 every body i
the big reduction sale Of ladies coat
-Ejebes&
Mr.. Phanor Breazeale reache.
home Saturday night from Prince
ton, n j.. where he went to form
the acquaintance Of his first grane
child. Arthur Waters, Jr.
| Get mother hand. .bag-a full line
OF real leather and silver and golG
mesh bags at
DE VARGAS
Mr.. and Mrs. E. e. Prudbomme
and little daughter. Emma I.ise,
and Mr.. and Mrs. Reginald Prud-
homme of Bermuda were the
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. 3. F..
Dranguet. Tuesday.
A sterling silver or gold fountain
pen, pencil is . splendid gift. See the
line ct
DE VARGAS
Mr.. T. F. Porter was elected
registrar of voters at . special
meeting Of Police Jury held last
Wednesday, and having served as
assessor some years back, be is
we'll qualified for this position.
Eest-N Eaasee Pes1ass. Re.
ward u resssseA - sbts sss1ee.
Friends of the family will be
much interested to know, that
Mr.. }. Voiers is convalescing |
slowly after bis serious illness |
when for = time his life VAS in |
The balance.
Diamonds are most acceptable pre-
Dents. We have them in rings. bar /
pins, brooches stiek-pins. cuff links |
Ind numerous other oottingD to suit |
,very demand
DE- VARGAS
Mrs. j. A. Prudhomme and
laughter. Miss julia. and Mrs.
:. A. Cock6eld and attractive lit.
le daughter of Bermuda spent
everal days at their town resi-
|eDce, during the week.
Every thing suitable for children in
liver or Partisan lvory-spoons, rat
lee, etc. gold rings pins. chains, etc.
DE- VARGAS
ANTE D-9alesmaa ard District
Isnager willing to work hard and show
. u worth $500 Per week. We I
ant 70 establish loueGe prieod Ruaran-
I'd cord tire h teie loce6ty.
RESCENS CORD TIRE COMPANY,
lym0uth, Indiana.
Messss. Gso. H. nimel, 4. 4.
llnbar9 and q. q. Sutton are ID
ew> Orleans attending : msetingi
District Deputies, ExAlted Rul- /.
. and Chairman Of the New
lembership Committee Of every |:
odge Of Elks Ia lonisians and
Iississippi which Is being held in .
odge Room Of New Orleans !.
odae No. 50. On Saturday, the )
Ith inst Fully 800 Dialogues are !.
lpeeted 70 attend this meeting. I
Oliver Typssritx fG sais. IL good 6
). I. IGLEnARr. 3
Mr.. A. llatson, Beverage Coatrae- d
( y now heated with g & b. KANE =
a il pesparsd = furnish your sstim-
= On The hyjng Il eswsr .pips. Call !,
D It Phoss =. 3. : II. Kams.
Rev. I. n. Le1aly. who has re- b
- - - - II
The Washington times., 1921-05-16

gion has pledged that hst one Amer
lean grave will be neglected.
In response to an appeal for ten
cents from every Legion member!
eleven departments have exceeded the
amount asked for the decoration
fund. Florida was the first State to
NIL its quota. New Hampshire has
tripled it's allotted sum. while Connec-
ticut and Louisiana have almost
doubled their amounts. Other de-
partments which are leading In sub
scriptions are Arizona, the Canal
zone. Cuba. Kansas, Kentucky, South
Dakota and Wyoming. Ohio has con-
tributed it's full quota OF $2,o64.So,
the largest amount received from any
one State.
Consolidation of all American ac-
tiyities in Paris with the American
Legion to decorate the graves OF sol
diers buried In Europe on Memorial
Day has been effected. according TO
a letter received at national head
quarters from Francis f Drake. com
mander of the Legion's Department
of France
The Washington times., 1921-05-16
Death Cheats Dog Heir.

NEW YORK. May l6.-Judy, a pet
Dog formerly owned By T. II. Marris
Wilson. who died April 20. leaving
$4,000 to provide for his pets comfort.
die( before her master. 1t developed
yesterday.
Mr.. Wilson directed his executor to
invest the $4,000 and use the income to
care for judy. who was left as part Of
his residuary estate to his sister,
Elizabeth b. Wilson. But the death of
the dog before her master prevented
her becoming the richest dog In town.
The Washington times., 1921-05-16
CAPT. TRENARY, VETERAN
OF CONFEDERACY, DIES

CUMBERLAND, Nd. May 16.-Capt
r. Edward Trenary. who served As
captain of the winchester Light In
fantry, when the Virginia National
Guard was reorganixed, died Saturday
at Winchester, aged eighty-one. He
served in the Confederate army.
reaching the rank OF lieutenant, and
was one of the first members of the
famous Sarah Zane Fire Company and
later was captain of the Rouss Hook
and Ladder Company.
Captain Trenary was q Methodist
and a member OF the Improved Order
Of Red Men. He is survived by six
sons, Joseph Trenary. Cumberland:
Samuel. Marshall and Fred Trenary.
Winchester; Charles Trenary, Har-
risonburg. Va. and George Trenary.
Brunswick, Nd, also two brothers,
Charles Trenary, Winchester. and
Samuel Trenary, Fairmont. w. Va,
and two sisters, Miss Ida Trenary.
Cumberland, and Mrs. Elizabeth
Myers, Pittsburgh.
The Washington times., 1921-05-16
BIRTHS,

KING-Earl T. and Marion C, boy.
RHODES-Jesse F. and Edna C.. boy.
HEIL-Frank g and Albertina @, girl.
DICkEY-Oliver B. and Viola C. boy.
GARDINER-Francis @. and Mabel NJ,
boy.
A and Frances T.. boy.
JENkINS-Robcrt T. and Catherine L.,
girl
REED-Charies s. and Emma A, boy
p. and Matorie v, boy
JUvE-Oscar A and Belinda M. girl
SCOTT-Otis ID. and Mabel, boy.
and Blanche B.. girl
w WASHINGTON-Thom l. and Eliza bet h
B.. girl.
TIBBs-Roy and Lillian, boy
and Bertha boy
kA1N-William and Ida. girl
TUCKER-Eugene and Teresa. gfri
observation-disclosures and Bertha, boy.
0OINES-Henry c. and Blanche, boy.
CONNOR-Marshall and Addis. girl
0ADDIS-Augusta and Rena, girl
REEDER-willis N. and Matte L, boy.