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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-27
SALES TAX IS
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-27
WILL EXTEND LOANS
TO COTTON GROWERS

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.r,fL ,hc r,,,,rrnrs ~ .he L,.L,.r.,r r,-
Inuls KANSAS ,,,y and D;,lns In
hanks located II n- brought i'm q. ln.r4t
Srr,r Banks 81 Richmond. Atlanta. s.
touch win the member banks i'm the
cotton states. FOR the purpose Of review
,r.: thr rrc,iI. ,,in,tInn in thcs,, S,atc~
and determining what further r-rdIt
W. hr needed !, f,rfli,Irr tho harvest
NIX and ORDER, marketing Of Tins rrnu.
\: the pr"sr,l. t.u.r the i've Reserve
h.rkS N question ar" lending Ia their
II .rnh.rs $I-1 uuu 600 or more ihan &c
r-r,"ut II .hr leans Of the entire STS-
t"n,I n. RI, h,r,"nd bank Borrowing
- ~ liner Er>"r., hanks $40. "uu. IN"
and n" Dallas bank Borrowing Slh.h''"-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-27
CAMPBELL SATISFIED.

Lexington. Ny. july 26--MHIor Bruce
Campbell - SATISFIED with the result
Of the congressional inquiry INT ne
statement OF Mrs. EmuG, {, Errs,ri.
that she gave ;he major $500 TOR 10.
Tending her son. Grover =. Be-cdnN.
convicted s!ack"r. William l.. 'ainph"i,.
has father. sad 'ru.Lht.
Mr.. CaTpbst returned hou." tnIar
from Washington Wa,fc n. Ma c...l.I
10 substanttlte statements mad. r.~
son regarding A'. sn.' a~;@''.L' i..'.'' b. -.
The congressman, ~. c~'. X 80
The BergdoN cas-. Of whIrh '-,. ....r ..
~ incident WAS '-''":n'a'.''. -
been concluded No -ei",Ct Ea~ ben
made b. the committee.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-27
CAMPBELL IS OUT

Martinsburg, W. Va. jury .6-Assis-
tant District Attorney Chas. y. Camp
bell Of the Northern District Of West
Virginia has severed connections with
the department of justice. District AZ.
torncy stuart ". Walker announced
here today.
Mr.. Campbell Joined the government
legal forces over three years ago. de-
voting his time during tne war period
to espionage and sabotage cases prin-
cipalIy He is associated In private
practice with ex-Prosecuttng Attorney
Nal.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-27
ONLY ONE ISSUE NOW
REMAINS BETWEEN
BRITAIN AND FRANCE

Paris. July 2S Great Britain has
aG-""d ~ 4 meeting ~ eNp"r;S N
Paris on Thursday nnx' a. i pr lin
mary % tbs session 81 ne Supcemc
council August fourth THIS leaves
o0r 2oin' ~ is$uc between Franco
and Great Britain. tho question OF 70
Inducements. and on ~ Er"ml",
Rr'nnd tonichf 'elaGrapG,d n"w =
S'rUcti"rS % he French a:uhassai"r
a. London Tn" ra'ur" ~ rh"," y.
Stvuc'lonS i no, indicated hur :h"re
are expectations 'ha' IN rUr.r' Iu,--
ton will D., cleared W before -,
council cOnynncS
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-27
Rarvey an Observer Only.

In IN" stat" lcILrt.l"rt - ,aN"i1''-
neNt II May rcGard!1r N" C'H&r'r.
zion OF American partlripat.nn - VA
rioTs ai,iet conferences. = NJ stated
that Amha SSador Harvey would - -
S'-ucred "a take part AS the r"nr"S"n ,
tAtIv" " the president Of ~" I".t'd
states IN n" deliberations g.: tn ~u-
prer,r 'nvnc.i."
ON May 4. u was authorl'at;V"ir
declared in Washington. l"%"Ner. that
;hr amha saInr'> participation in QucS'
tons BROUGHT before rhc supreme com
III world bC -"ntined To those - which
the tinted States WAS iHNC!v"I and
that IN the S!!"~jan problem he wou.Il
act only rs an observer.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-27
HIS STAY PROLONGED.

RI.;;, Iii! 2f.--t TItcd States Senator
I.s.,.n /. .'rni.'" has decided /" rrU.unE
rs sIa, "a EG"sI. few GIiS. H." i
,.>l..,..,.I >" return 10 Riga July -. and
tr"ia thu 10y VIII ;" I" l!"Tlln. He
h.,> ,ut e. ,"icgrtEt r">crI .ng Il berth
OF ;hc Steamer Rotterdam. which iS due
., 81, ,:u:u Ert',tlIIm - New York
August =.
H. as message. Mr.. Franc" sad that
n. vas n tvnd hcHI;h. ana having ar
l',r"srluE irip. He said nothing con-
corning h,S Jews "r experiences.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-27
Humors Of Hsnpectsry

Hubby was about TO take an eHamin-
alton for life insurance. You don't dis
sipate. do you" asked the physician.
Not fast liver. are you?"
The man hesitated n moment looked
a bit frightened, then replied IN small
piping voice: Il sometimes chew little
gum"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-27

\ guest W.. was doing full! justice TO
tho cNceilcn; dinner provided by has host
WAS being watched with great interest
hy nc little daughter Of the house. NJ
:"uc;h she "a "a. oh. ! do visa you wero
hero TO dinner every day
IN" guest hcancd with satisfaction.
10 YOU. my dear? Why h" inquired.
Because there won't he anything cold
20 eat tomorrow"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-27

James Anderson. colorcd arrested by
Policeman Ryan on n charge Of wife
heating was fined &"j and costs and
sentenced TO 80 days in Jail. Anderson
took a punch at the policeman en- route
10 n" jail and this cost Anderson an
additional $50 and costs and 80 more
days in Jail.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-27
DIVIDEND DECLARED

OIL cay, Pa. July 1.-THE directors
of the Southern Pipe Line today de-
clar-d dividend ~ s. a share. payable
Scptcrber |. to stock OF record August
IS. This ~ n decrease Of 81 share
from the last dividend.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-27

H. c. Underwood clerk Of the board
Of county commissioners. now making
out the county's financial statement.
states yesterday indications are that tho
levy OF 20 cents per 500 valuation of
property. will remain the same for the
present year.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-27

The Board Of Equalization and Re
view will finish up its work this week.
The figures on contested assessments
Will b. turned over 10 Assessor James
Richards by Saturday.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-27

John Doe, arrested by Policeman
Klcnn at Elm Grove on Monday night
charged with being drunk was fined IS
and costs by Police Court Judge John
: Ritz Yesterday morning.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-27
BREAKS UP FAMILY row

r.;" MunnI,kir was arrested at mid
nirni hy Policeman D'kcef" on the
Suath SIu" for being dlSnrdcrly. II IS
sad hat - tarr.: uuarrei MAS IN pro
E-"s> wh.n some PERSON. called an
OIL, o..
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-27

Clyde Allen arrested for stealing q
watch and some money. was arraigned
yesterday for preliminary hearing and
held under $500 bond TO tho next
grand Jury.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-27

An automobile is like a wife the
Nor" YOU pay for It the harder II IS 20
maintain.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-27

Andy Terrell. colored. was held under
$4,000 bond yesterday by Squire Charles
Seibert on 4 charge Of grand larceny.
Terrell Is alleged 10 have stole a Stude-
baker automobile owned by Mary Bryan.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-27
RMy&i@1

Pete Augustora arrested several days
ago by Policeman Mays on a charge Of
pistol toting and later fined by Squire
John w. KindelberEer $50 and costs and
six months in jail. entered an appeal
with the circuit court clerk yesterday
afternoon through his attorney 8. 0.
Boyce.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-27

mauNL~u t"
1NuYi, t
This lEng will be a OF
vl bHtp Wheeling
# m $
wIu
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-27
A warrant was sworn ou

warrant was sworn OUT yesterday
by Prosecuting Attorney Carl G. Bach
mann for Sam Cody. arrested In Steue-
enville. o.. Monday and afterwards plead
ing guilty to robbinE tho Wheeling
Loan company the day before. Steuben-
VILE authorities are holding Cody for
an alleged Job some time ago but Will
later be turned over 20 the local
authorities.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-06-26
"JU MOI Day OBSERVED
WITH PARTY.

Junior day for tho MRccabeo chill
dren. an annual event for the children
Of the Maccnbeo lodge members. was
observed last Tuesday afternoon with
a program by tho honor guests. and "a
regular party anrrward. The big hall
al the I. q. O. \. lodge building "a
utilized for tho purpose, decorated
with hollyhocks I'M myrtle and ar
ranged with little tables for the chill
drcn. Plano numbers. o solos
and duets constituted the program.
Then the young guests played games
and had refreshments. X BE- cream
harmonized viii h pins hollyhockE.
and chocolate cake with tho chill
dron's idea OF what "a real party
should be. There we're thirty-scycn
juniors present.
on the program were a piano duet
by Emma Mhitsou ami Margaret col
lister. "a piano solo by Dorothy Coon.
"A song by Hin Mhitson. Emma Whit
son and Junior Bowdich; and "A plano
solo by Helen Antoine. The young
folks acquitted themselves with great
glory, and az II hadn't been for the
stage fright would have enjoyed Il
as much n their fond parents did.
\ business meeting OF the Macca-
bees preceded the party. and initu-
ton ceremonies were held. Mrs. iiily
Moorcs Of VI paso. state deputy, was
present and spoke briefly To tho mem
bcrs.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-06-26
TOURIST TO ACOMA DECLARES
IT'S LONE OF WORLDS WONDERS

when ore who is o a native son
or n native daughter. as the ease
may be-. Of New Mexico. but a So
joufncr here and open 10 conviction
about what New Mexico offers the
tourist. aud when he can return
from a tour OF the wonders Of our
state with the rincerc statement. II
l never see anything else. will feel
that l have seen the wonders OF the
world then We may believe that
there Is something in THAT eNhOrtation
SEQ New Mexico First"
That a. the statement hat one Of
tho tourists on the Hickey-Fergus-
son trip last eek made la connec-
ton with Acoma and the Enchanted
Mpsa. The trip WAS u success from
every standpoint M stated. Leaving
here early lu thr morning. tho party
proceeded immediately to tho Grand
Canyon Instead of fit-t TO the I'm
chHniod Mesa and Aroma. ns they
o~rig.ually planned The condition Of
ths roads from tho floods wan too
serious 90 permit ui taking the party
b. that route. Hy the firH night.
thcy had made Qupinndn. where they
gpont the night ~ The hotel. aud the
noat morning took the route Via
SpriuEortil lr aud iiulhTook 20 Wins
low. lNH Hftutth nlfNi they spent
there end ate lunch the third day 90
flagstan lust ne sunset Of the third
dtN they reached tho Grand Cany on.
ana from G%ruudyicw saw the incom-
parable panorama of the canyon IN
its SUNSET colora They reached the
hotel there a. eight that evening, md
early the nest muruini were up TO
sUr the wonders ~ the place. They
did not go own into the canyon but
AROUND The rim on Hormit's Mesa
read. Tho Hopi Indians. "a group Of
siA. put uu fuuf OF their ceremonial
dauccs Tor them. among them the
Elgio dance and The Mar dance.
Early the neat morning they got
pat Tor Desert View IL distance of I2
miles from the hotel. and there saw
the stretches ~ the Painted Desert
This IL the ftrthrst point of the can
yon from that end and offers a mag
n%ifiCcut. sweeping view. Returning
10 The hotel. they ook the new loop
road back Go ~" gstait. giving them
In entirely different stretch Of coun-
try u distance which n took them
five hours 10 cover and which Offers
a splendid view OF the San Francisco
peaks.
The motoriyts then went out 10
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-06-26

miles from Flagstaff - sec tho olIn
dwellings. which were easy OF ap-
proich Tor the cars. aud climbed up
under the cliffs FOR "a view OF all the
dwellings. After half an hour spent
there. hey returned TO WINSTON for
the night going the neSt morning
Via 81. Johns and Hoibroox. out
across the desert 10 the Zunl puebloa
Thcy were deeply Impressed by the
Nuui village. which they reached just
at SUNSET One expressed the onin.
ion that she felt as though she had
stepped into another world. The
night air was sharp there. and the
Indians had fires burning In their
freplaces In the houses. Many OF
then we're squattinE on the floor eat
INK their suppers A half hour was
spont here u the party reached
Gallup that night The Inst loop 81
the trip brought them TO tho town
Of Acoma. The Indian village on top
Of the MEGA, That this was tho most
interesting point ON tho whole route
To u PARTY was the general opinion.
Tor even comparing 10 with the Grand
Canyon, oue 81 the greatest wonders
Of the world, d h. 80 entirely differ
cut ana has a charm 30 distinct that
in 49, Own way u ls Just ag wonderful.
Miss Ferguson confessed 10 the COM
ff"ANN AANN w ANU MAMH NA'NfN MAI
feared that by taking them first 60
GrHnd Canyon and thcn 10 Acnma
that the latter would socm rather
Tat, but the party were quite
agreed that u was saving tho best
Tor the lust" Tor them. The party
reached there al 4 o'clock aud were
mo az tho top OF thu clin BY tho
chief and the usual reception COM
miiteo 81 the place. Tho usual at
TEMPTED eNtoriion OF five dollars for
the privilege OF looking over the VII
iuge was Waived aside by a ''paclfior'
of some loose silver. aud the party
went through tao village. They
climbed into tire tower 81 tho Old
church visited thc home OF a Carlyle
graduate. WHOSE uuiy evidence % her
Year, in civilization b. a trunk. saw
the pottery makers and went to view
the Two gr1st winter holes al the top
uf Nno mesa The reception com-
mittccs "a the chief were at their
heels "a all times. Al sunset they
descended and motorcd over 10 the
Enchanted Mcaa, another phenom-
enon which 10 many Is more wonder
ni than the village % Acoma. They
we're back In Atbvquergue BY mid-
night
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-06-26
DOROTHY L. MoALLIsrER

NV many summers have you stayed at home-cnough 10 hate
- II or enough 10 get used 10 IT, and 10 recognize in the city
a new aspect and n new atmosphere that completely change
a II from its winter personality It's a mental condition that
approaches an art-thc poSsessor of il can find in country
roads with their vistas Of green cottonwood leaves a Scene that takes
MN back TO a picture he remembers from n story or a painting; or in
me stretch OF level plain with its shadows Of blue summer storm
clouds their changing colors, a new west that he has not known; and
II ne Follows out across the mesa, after a light rain has freshened Il
y iHt ls odd little flowers bright and brave, he comes back pos.
seSsed with a sense Of having discovered a new w0rld-a world that
Surpasses anything with its unusual beauties Of nature, its elusive
charm, that he has ever known.
But then-f he is discontinued and bored, he will probably seek
The obvious. And this summer offers an unusual amount Of obvious
thhgS please descend by slow degrees, and not too suddenly, to
nc less rarihed mental air, and listen 10 the things you can do as we
enomerate them First, there are the usual clubs-sewing, bridge.
and riding then, and particularly at present, there are picnic and
motor parties TO the mountains and the favOrte valley haunts-therc
WIZ D a great number Of these on the Fourth. Shrine ceremonial
the Scottish Rite reunion this wcek-hsve given the members through
out the state a lot Of pleasure; and a little more than two weeks away.
Is uhautauqua week, with lectures, music and plays. An increasing
interest IN our own state is Leading us to all sorts of unexplored
naunts ON tours. Then sprinkled over this is the seasoning of inter
ssug dances, small afteroon teas, and weddings. And isn't that a
dainty dish 10 set before the queenY'
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-06-26
MISS HEIEN DARROW AND
JOHN S~tIitts.S 10
nE MARItIIp.

Miss HficY barrow daughter OF
Mr. % MrE. " g. barrow. Formerly
Of this city but nov OF Trinidad, viii
leave tomorrow for her nomo and in
"a short timD viii be- married Co John
Merrill ScruEsH Tho exact dutc Of
the weddiuE has not hceu announced.
but u IN understood that % viii take
place very shortly.
The marriage will bc the culmlna-
ton OF a friendship begun boz college.
both young people being alumni Of
the ". n NJ. Miss barrow practically
finished her course. lacking bat a few
months, while Nh. Scrupgs received
his degree this month. The former is
one OF the most prominent members
OF Alpha Delta ri sorority. NJ.
scruggs IL an Alpha Delta. Miss Dar-
row taught school at Mountainyiew
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-06-26
%DENTIsrs' . At
cot NTRN CIIR

4 banquet and dance was given At
IA" Country club "Wednesday evening
Tor the dentists and their wives. who
were here Tor the state convention.
This b. an annual cvcnt-obscrved as
~rcitRiousiy a. the election of Officers
OF The society and tho choosing Of the
ncNt place for meeting lmpromptu
speeches and music were on tho pro-
gram during dinner: and afterwards.
there was "a regular dance.
DR. Murdnck was tonstmaster and
called on several Of the guests for i'm.
urumptu tuhsts- Mrs. Fred rcttit.
Mrs Raper. Dr. Rapcr. pr. Howard.
lW Wooigar. Or. Hamilton OF Denver,
br chaplin aud DR.. Kelsey.
Miss Grace Stortz sang IL charming
'prtno solo during dinner.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-06-26
uNIRIdEB.NEID MARRIAGE
~ NJ ~

\ wedding Of interest to thrir many
friends WAS That OF Miss Mabel Eunico
liHlhli"h and Matthias o. NrId. both
students for several months go thu
NrstUIu school fuI Private srrro
ttrioH ThrN were married lu santa
&c ON "Wednesday June 11
tn" marriage follows HU Interest," r
romance that h'EHu shat Miss Ilufh
Itch and NJ. Nrid mot 90 flH Hrrrr-
tariai schpul She WAS studying 300
the advanced srrrrturiHl department
and hc iu the salcsmuushlp depart.
mrut.
Mr. aud NrH Noid viii muh, their
home zoo Albuquerque.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-06-26
APRoPos on FIsH STORIES.

While Dee acknowledged that his r.
the season whcn fish stories grow
rife aud rampant. IL certain Welt
known business man IN the city has
one that be- Is willing 20 prove 20 a
party % his friends HE says that Ia
a certain creek In northern New Mex
leo he nishcd FOR two afternoons and
caught ~ fish. This iH Pine creek
near Cochiti. So convinced is he that
he is telling the tru.h that he has
told his friends that he viii direct an
expedition there and show them the
spot, dare them 20 cast their rods.
and he will at there and watch
them while they pull them ini Now
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-06-26
San Patients Have Movie
Party Temps Behave so
They'll Have More

n YOU had to have your tom
p%cruturc taken before you could
go To see Norma Taimadge act:
Do YOU had To be carried TO your
scat before the screen. aud a
temp stick" were thrust into
your hand and you were ordered
20 use o. at the first suspicion OF
q hurried movement OF your by
brid pulse. and 10 YOU had To have
~ done AN over again after you
had soon Norma "cmote,f maybe
would appreciate u movie. That's
what happened al the Alhuuucr-
que snuiturium last Monday even
ink. when forty patients Of tho
santa RUM were entertained In the
urw building with "a movie party.
The film. "iauthca." in which the
amouH Talmudgn STARRED. was sent
from Denver. and tho machine
used was loaned by Harvey smith.
u hiHh school boy.
Win what trcpidation the
nursrH and dOrturs stood about TO
watch tho result uf the expert
mont that BE- being made In many
Tuberculosis "sauH." aud that
would Influence tho chance OF
having more recreation Ia this ono
especially particularly movies,
tuuId only De- realized hN being on
the scene The nurses aud doctors
dii a little "cmounE' themselves,
somr ct them registering extreme
distHstc to the point Of cxaspcra-
ton. some 81 them hope aud some
uf them mild anguish. Excitement
moderated 90 tho point which is
only good form in polite r.. %. so
ri"ty charged the atmosphere. aud
every man child OF thom went 10
She battle ciutrhinr his tenn
stick Az Norma passed and re-
passed before their wida-cyod
eH1U, smiling. srowliug, tamping
ana suffering all else was forgot
ton ln the absorption Of seeing "A
real movie again
A. the last fadr-out. there was
H sigh-wcIl. 10 was "a algh and a
sounded 40 right. too and every
7 body relaxed. And Ms an right.
Tonight they are going 20 have an
other movie party AZ the Albuauer-
cue san and they've announced
that there h. to be q series OF them.
Three aheers-but hold your chest,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-06-26
MISS RUTH ID
MtHfRIItD JlfEE "A

The following accoun Of the we'd
ding % Miss Ruth Paris Wedge and
Fred Loyal Blaisdell. the former for
two years n resident of this city and
connected with local newspapers. APP
pcared In the Boston Transcript OF
June ~ Miss Wedge was society cd
itor OF The Evening Herald for over
a year, coming here after her gradus-
ton from NasNir. Since her depar-
ture, she has been actively engaged
In feature writing In Boston and has
brought considerable crciit TO herr
self IN that line. Her father. Rev.
arthur T.. Wedge, Is a national figure,
national supervisor Of Indian reli-
glous education.
Herbert a. Hickey. son OF Judge
VI. ". Hickey, who has been studying
NJ h Massachusetts Institute OF
Technology, was one Of the ushers al
the wedding. The transcripts ac-
count is'
In the Trenton street Baptia,
church In East Boston. Miss Ruth
Paris Wedge, OF So Southbourne road
Jamaica Plain. h q be- married this
evening TO Fred Loyal Blaisdell, OF "a
Pinckney street, Boston. Tho bride,
n graduate Of vassar college. IL the
daughter OF Rev aud Mrs. Arthur y,
Wedge. Mr.. Hiaisdcii II the son OF
Mr. and Mrs. Warren ~. Bialsdeil OF
Lowell
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-06-26
l'lt SIC To
san NNTONIIO

4 picnic 10 San Antoniio was ar
ranged last sunday by e. crowd of
eight youug people. Oh enthusiasts
about the faVuritu summer sport
Thcy m"turrd out 10 the picturesque
Mexican village in the mountains eHr-
~ in the morning and spent the day
exploring, aud having all the FUN that
"A day iu the mountains can offer The
guests were ia" Misses Betty kloias-
dorff. Alice Lewis Lillian Kcmp"nich.
and Albert Race, Paul brcyfuss Al
fred komprnioh, Tony Ritter ana
Judge" Castle.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-06-26
PICNIC PARTY FOR
AGNES HlNnEN

A group o. children. under the al
rection OF Elder and Mrs Bray, gave
a surprise party and picnic for Agnes
hinden Thursday evening. In ceiebra-
ton OF her fifteenth birthday The
children met at tho Gibbons home on
North First street. then with their
picnic luncl. baskets. went 10 ne
Linden home and surprised Mics
Agnes. and then tho whole party
went to Highland park for games aud
their supper The guests were Agnes
Hinden, DIN aud TVS nray. LOUISE
linden, edna Warren, Louise Glib
buus, Philip Bustos Gladys Biwater.
Maria Bustoa Anna Haldrldgc. Joel
Gibbons. Londrew Gibbons. Alice
Eukca. Frances Mundeli Marie
Wheeling. Frank Melilngcr and Lloyd
Moon