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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-03
100000 MILES ON FOOT
is COAL OF CHAMPION
L.. u. Ianibcrth Is Trying TO Put
Up That Record in Twenty.
-Four Years
lee Unlveral Servlce.l

ATLANTA. GA. Jan. 2-E.. T.. Lam
berth who is trying TO walk 300. 900
miles in twenty-four years. and who
has already trod 2G2 .s97. with mere
matter or 37.1e3 To go. according to
ms statement. reached Atlanta with
"a i.roc:Ous-loohing pair of shears
',,i,ck III his bootleg. after the pre-
n.'cii2h OF the bad men of the West
pacific.
Mere,y to cut on, newspaper clip
pings about myself" he explained
according 10 his statement. which
Is borne out by big hook OF clip
pings and letters he bears. he started
our walk ing on january l. 1897, and,
had he kept walking continuously.
next week. Griin-visaged war in
terfered. though. and he had To stop
Il while. during which time he aided
IN cohquerinE the ferociOus don OF
SPAN. ana again he had 10 pause in
his Decentralization TO help send Ger
m:tny to smash.
lie dcducts this time. pntriotically
which he will finish on July II. 1924.
u the work OF the peace conference
'momn,s 10 ANYTHING.
l.amberth strikes Il town and gets
public officials TO certify he's been
here lie has covered all the states
Of the Union and mos; OF the prov
inces of Canada. This year he plans
10 trudge through Britain. over the
blood-soaked fields Of France. see the
sights of Bolshevist Russia: try spa
ghctti In italy. and as the years go
~ to tour India, Asia Minor. the anti
podes aud any other place that strikes
his fancy.
He came from Alabama originally
and he came into Atlanta from Ala
bama. doing the 100 1-2 miles from
Opei!ka in thirty-two hours and
thir;y-iive minutes OF straight walk
ing.
i.ainberth carries pack and Il
large amount OF converse tion. He
plans TO trudge into Florida unless
stopped by Governor Cats and his
celebrated shotgun
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-03

tn" Golden Bears possessed cvery-
ming that good football team
should have. including every variety
OF the forward passing attack. su.
pcrb Interference on end runs and 4
l me mat could open UP holes for
1t is doubtful If any team could
nave defeated California. the way
they played yesterday. Probably tho
"hlre AFFAIR could be surnmed up In,
the words the best team won.' And
me mats OF Ohio are OFT to the Cali
fOrnia eleNcn."
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-03
Harry y. SWEEP. Lr., Arrestea.

Harry T.. Sweet. Jr.. chauffeur.
aged 20. was arrested Saturday night
abusing and assaulting NJ. l.. Lowe.
Sweet. who WAS in Police Court n
short time ago. told Justice Ingram
that ne was going 20 enlist in the
navy and was allowed to go lie will
be. given a hearing in Police Court
his morning
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-03
Denth Of W.IIInr,l wb,,.,

\VjiI,rJ I,t I,-HT' ~. Jan. z
:" ...at M, haiey died at his home
near "icomico Church. this county
Monday In the s!Xty-second wear Of
ms age; lie ienvcs widow. I'VE
noSs ana one small daughter. two sis
WAS made In the Baptist cemetery.
ne services were conducted by Jr.
~. u, y. NJ. and Rev. Or. Bias.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-03

ira 1 HS WILLIE. VA. Ian. Mrs.
Aiice Lycll Tapscot;. daughter of the
late H. II. Lycll. or Fordham, died
last week At the home of her dauEh-
IRE, Mrs. George 4. Zachary, at State
a0!irRe. Pa. lnterTcnt was In Fred
tsric"so She has many relatives
ncrc. licr sister. Miss Sallic Lycl!.
preceded her to the grave By a very
Few weeks. and was buried here.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-03
DEATHS IN VIRGINIA
Funeral of Confederate veteran

The funeral OF Robert a. Baugh
aged 90, veteran OF the Confederate
Army, VIII take place from his late
residence. 3l7 East Ninth Street. this
served under Captain '.Billy'' Whit
more. in General Mahone's brigade in
me army OF the Confcderacy through
Inc entire four years OF the War Be
t"cch the states. Survivin. the vet
cran are three sons and daughter
". L, ~. l.. w. l.. Baugh and Mrs
ina Iruehart. Friends have been in
vitcd 10 attend the funeral
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-03
J. 4. w. Smith.

~. hEATiiSFll-LE. VA. Jan. 81
Man, m; smith a,,,,d Of oidhams: died at his his
night. Rev. $ s. Robinson at nay
~ ~, nev. Mr, Burch. OF the Meihodist
h Mpliseopal Church. conducted ,he
,nnp, services az the house. Inter
gIt9und Mr.. Smith Is survival by' lie lie
"Iie' three sons and five da,icb,nr.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-03
OHIO STATE HEAD COACH
DECLARES BEST TEAM WON
Hats or Burkcyrs Arc on to Cali
forninn Golden B-nrs, Says
Grnnt Ward
tBy Associated Press.

LOS ANGELES. CAL. Jan -
Grant =. Ward. head line coach for
the footba'i team OF Ohio STATE lhi-
v,rsity ~ :. signed artI,ie in The us
Angeles Times. says:
Beaten at their own game. This
aptiy expresses the result OF the Cali.
Ioriiia ohio states New Years Day
fray. The Golden Bears Spraucc IA di-
versiiicd attack that not only was
most varied, hut had more punch
than thar exhibited by the Buckeyes
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-03
HAVANA RESULTS

Y,s;mins: q fari@nxl; nuTsS, son "" ~ ".
I" 5. k.w.ssa. IO7 r.nmnn). to j.
TO 10. 70 :: Major Fisl,c 100 u'rsneis),
iiixh. coo.nhs. Kate Kay. Senator James
also ran.
Second NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and mp:
Esa III IL asip"Fs rur:s' 10 'IooraI
DIn,v Moore. los iK.lsayt. ) 10 i. even
! TO 2: Sim Feiner iiI tButwciD. 5 TO 8.
Jack Dawson. Oke:nus. s,iie,;o and FRANK
burke also
Third race-.four- yrsr-o!is and up:
fH,ai;mins ak fntiongs purse. ssoo--La
to :. Blanca. 10 (Bailj to l. : to 2,
: TO 5: rhornhIoom. lis lEanssj. : /" i.
Frank iieosh. Edith X. also ran,
Aye and ons, hal; turlongs; purse. s5ao.
J. to 8 Guaranteed: io5 tFrancis). to 5.
s, to 5; 70 3; Ficki. Fansy; los tE.
Al Agiow and Frascucio also ran. Time.
Fifth raee-Morro Castle hand cap:
iuT!ongs- HERON. li6 ,Butwe!D, . 20 5.
: to s. TO 3: American Ace. l2i tKelsay).
sp to !; to TO 3; Eifh, Angie; 10, lS7
1915 3-3. Osgood. Azu!rta. Betty j.. D!f-
claiming: mile and one sixteenth: purse.
sI0o-- Biii iiuEisy, io3 +. Barnesl. TO :.
;as. wllfreds. Grey Rump and DuiEer
seventh racc--pur-c. 500. four.ycar-
olds and up. claiming: mile and atty yards
To- !. sans peur. H.. io7 lI,arncsj. : TO ..
even; TO, .: At,orncy Muir II; out
American Eagle.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-03
JOAN George Dcu5

= liEATliSVlLLE. VA, Jan o-Io,r
near eorsG Size, ased 81, died Friday night
p. Ham,nn" gfs9n in the home OF NJ
Several years. He was one or t ,Tn
oaasst citizens OF his commt,nj,v H."
i REV g! was II Calvary cemcterv.
tca YES two daughters. both IN
'o'h'a' ana son in Germantown r.,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-03
stephen Henry Found mead

" -LCRAY, VIZ, Jan. 2.--Retiring lost
night in his usual health. Stephen
Henry, n well-known citizen Of this
county, was found dead in bed at
an early hour Friday morning at his
west of Luray. He was for mnny
years n well-known 'bontman on the
Shenandoah River. of this county
operating his craft on that strcnG
in conveying produce from the Val.
ley ,of Virginia TO Harper's Fcrrv
W. Va. whence II reached the ESasi'
crn markets
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-03
EXPLORE DISMAL SWAMP
Author VIII Undertake To ProI,e
Mysteries Of Centuries Hidden


:. -NOKFOLK. w, Jan. 2-F.Npora-
lions by seaplane of the Businesses OF
Dismal Swamp. which has held It's
secrets for centuries has been under
taken by Charles Frederick Stanbury.
author. He landed his plane yester-
day on Lake Drummond taking pho
tograDhs Of the swamp region, and
he expects to explore parts never he
fore penetrated by White man.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-03
Mia. NIna On,obn,,,ro

Nina Omohundro. daughter Of Mrs. r..
r. Omohondro, Of Farmers Fork. died
at her home Wednesday, after an M
sides her mother she is survived nv
thrce sisters and five brothers In
tefment viii be at Lebanon Gene
terry.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-03
Georgetown Has Ss,,W,0 r,rc

GEoRGETOWN. DEL. Jan. 3
fire OF undetermined origin early to-
DAY destroyed the principal business
section Of Georgetown causing loss
estimated at between $4,000 and
$4,000. y dozen business places and
several dwellings were either de-
StroNed or badly damaged
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-03
Feed World" Duty of United States.

TOIN ] IsN.NIJ. VI T., JAN. TO iced
the starving nations OF the world and
TO lead the world in the paths of fell
icwsfip and peace are immediate du-
ties OF the Cnitcd States Rev Dr.
Francis T.. Clark. Of Boston prcsi
dent OF the Worlds Christian En-
dcavor Union, said in an address her,
today.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-03
HOSTINGs COURT OPENS
JANUARY TERM TODAY
Docket Is Lengthy One-M.py c,x
VIII he Considered by
GRIND Jury

,,.i, ne January term of Hastings Cour,
VII meet at 10 O'clock this morninr
sid den fa Is: TOT the term Will be con.
n,ucFcu ID! the grand jury. The docGnt
10 ionS one, a large number 80
C S%SuS coming up from the Policc
e c%mft There ere, are also many cases
'' r.einued from previous terms.
T.. Wise stated Saturday he wo,,iG
make an attempt to clear the docInt
pmt he anticipated much labor in tbn
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-03

and provides the usual holiday
double-hcaders
II the schedule Is adopted il will
DE the first time la baseball history
mat "a young woman has devised IN.
playing schedule Tor q profess !onal
league. IL is thought here.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-03
= Creamery 1. Incornor,,e,

LYNCTIBUKG, VA. Jan. 21r,o
Service Creamery. Inc. has bnnn
formed here to take over the Mani
ana. business of The Lynchburg Dairy
in g,~been chartered with cnpitoi iaa
tionn OF 100000. Earle NJ. Rlair !.
presment; B. Il. Hughes. vice.nresiSs
denI, and j.. w. Arthur. Secretarv
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-03
Fugitive From Maryland Arr..,ed

Acknowledgement T.. L. Organ
yesterday arrested Walter Farmer. n
painter. wanted in Baltimore, charged
With deserving his wife and children.
He was arrested in Richmond charged
Win being fugitive from Maryland.
ne VIII be turned over to the Baiti-
more authorities.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-03
Arrested on Douh,o 1,I

Dewitt Felvcy and G. r. Bmntlwcro
Creedie,, Jordan and Davis charmsd
with being drunk and disorderiy A to.1
olef4Warrant, and for ,yagrancy on
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-03
Pastor Goo, to p,In.,.,

Cobb. of Rural Retreat. arrivedw w; -.
week TO take UP his work as pastns
OF tho lutheran Church at tho Sun.
DAY services. Mr.. Cobb has been To-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-03
WREATH FOR ROOSEVELT
General NiveiIc Adorns Grave y,
Former President, mt Oyster
Bny, y. Y.
icy Associated Press.l

OYSTER BAY. n. Y. Jan. Cen.
~ "I y nohert Georges Nivelle, defender
OF Nerdun. placed wreath on tha
grave Of Theodore Roosevelt here
To-Day. In the course OF a short an
drcss, General Nivellc said:
=. IN Inc name of the French rcpuh-
nc otfer this wreath to the mcmorv
o. the great American who was tic
foremost and most steadfast rrienI
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-03
VIC. Nnhy ncnuchn,nn

- ',I.N II LIE, va, Jan. o-AIls.
M,ny Beauchnmp. aged IL years.
Behuchamp, Of Hyacinth. died S,,,,Mr ,
gay night lntermcnt was in Hnn-
nerSon cemetery. Rev. c. II. Williams
e"hd"ctinE ihc funeral services.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-03
CnptnIn Ar m v-,,,

nEN TnSIJI-LE. VA. Jan. 2.--c,ap-
;ain N. III. Wilder, aged IS years. Of
irVinGion. died a; his home Wc,lncs-
nay na ,mtso.rninE., following a stroke OF
widow and six children. ms
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-03
Fails md Fracture, Th,r,

u hha ooter JRt;sr "a, Jan. 2.@Mrs. L.
pressure. fell in her home here Ivau'
nestay and suffered a fracture Of her
TiGh thigh. She was taken 10 n
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-03

iEATiiSNII.LE. VA. Ian Diam
lei Iarker, only son of Mr. James
iarkor, OF near Tempiemans Y Roads.
dleu OF pneumonia last week
wluo" ana several children survive
him, also his father and one sister
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-03
Paul Detrieck browns.

iEATiiSVlLLf;. VA. Jan. 2.-pau,
Detrieck fell from a boat and WAS
drowned near Beales Wharf Tues
day He leaves wife and six chill.
dren and large circle of friends -
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-03

\Chnncery Court Convcnes
The Chancery Court will convene
in January term today. Judge Mon
cure requests all lawyers Interested
in cases In this court to be on hand
Sc that hearings may be set
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-03
MARTlNSvILlE TO HAVE
NEW SCHOOL BUILDING
Town Council Makes Arrangements
for Expenditure Of S25O,O0B Ia
uproycn,cuIs

'MARTINSVlLI.E. VA. Jan. ..-Ex-
ptnditurc OF 100000 on a new high
school is being arranged by the Town
Council. bond issue Of this amount
is TO he noatcd to take care OF the
cost of the building.
According to plans which have been
drawn up. the building will lie 50 by
100. and viii be OF hollow, nrcproof
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-03
Injured when Horse Thr.w. u.r

injured Whom Horse Throv. H.
LYNCHBURG. VA. Jan. o.-Mrs
Ernest III. Payne. OF Lawyers. is in q
hospital here with Il broken arm and
also badly bruised up as n result ~
being thrown into n rayine when
horse she WAS driving overturned
the.'buggy into ravinc near tha
railway station there. ''e
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-20
Gorgeous Ballet
superb Orchestra
ATOtalOfl9OPeOple

DON'T MISS THIS MUSICAL FESTIVAL
No company has been taken that is equal in
any way to the Chicago Grand Opera association. The
company is under contract to Europe and
it will probably be before they will appear
in Tulsa again
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-20

'B 18 KS 70 MI
PITTSBURGH, PA. 10
MARCH II, 1921. 6 23
ROBERT BOICE CARSON ~
504 S. CINCINNATI ST, TULSA, OKLA
TINE CHICAGO OPERA ASSOCIATION OPENED THEIR PITTS
BURGH ENGAGEMENT TONIGHT WITH EATRAvIATA, THIS
THEIR THIRD SEASON WITH U.s. AND THEY ARE BETTER
THAN EVER. NEVER HAVE WE HAD OPERA EQUAL TO THEIR
PERFORMANCE TONIGHT RECEIPTS TONIGHT BROKE ALL
RECORDS MORE THAN TWENTY ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS AND
EVERY NIGHT AND MATINEE OF THEIR ENGAGEMENT HERE
GO BETTER THAN INVENTION THOUSAND DOLLARS,
BEING OUR CAPACITY IN SEATS.
MAY BEEGLE FOR PITTSBURGH GUARANTORS.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-20
SPECIAL. NOTICE TO THOSE ATTENDING
FROM OUT OF TOWN

Both the Frisco and Santa Fe trains north will be held
until II p. m. Monday and Tuesday night. The Mid
land Valley to Pawhuska will be held until 11:15 Mon
day night.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-07-31
Breakfast Table
Gossip

AZ q meeting of the Mountain View
farm bureau. held at the community
school house Friday night. u was de-
cldcd TO hold a local talent carnival.
The date was set for Wednesday
night, and preparations Will begin at
once for the affair. There will be
freaks fat wotnen and all the other
attractions Of an up-to-dato side
show.
The wommn's auxiliary of the
American Legion VIII meet Monday
at 2:30 o'clock AT the armory. All
members are urged 10 be present
Judge NJ. D. Hickey will preside Ia
the district SQUIRT tomorrow. ard there
viii be daily sessions, instead of only
on Mondays, aH during Juiy.
~ Cfu Otora tel viii nss.t Thurs
day evening at the home OF Miss Eu-
nice Thornc. north OF town.
Leslie o.. Anderson va fined $50
In police court yesterday for speeding
and refusing to stop when ordered To
do 30. John Mangol has been cited
to appear In court Monday morninf;
on q charge of speeding
=. Raymond vaughn who Inns bssTI
missing from his home at Englc, y.
Al. has been found at ran Marcial.
according TO word received by The po-
lice yesterday. II IN believed his father
came here IN search OF him. and an
attempt 10 now being made To locate
his father.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-07-31
CITY TO PROTEST
AGAINST INCREASE
IkTELEPHONE RATES
Will Have Representa-
ton at Hearing If One
Is Held

Ike city viii be represented al a
ptCtrst Learing against the proposed
n .Fens4 In rates 90 the Mountain
Suites Telephone and Telegraph 20,
" y hearing Is held. Il became known
: cstefday following announcement OF
The proposed sncrsnss OF Is ccnis per
nncnsI on all residence telephones IN
The CITY. effective September I.
rjtF commissioners expressed the
view that II there was any valid ice-
son svr an increase In rates Il should
be 1hown At a public hearing.
Wrestler there Il any legal way OF
ttopps.tg the increase, they expressed
The crinion that the city should at
e ~ % frf-tstTfNu nt a hearing and
plcfrst against tie proposed Increase.
Ciy Manager Giadding said lie
would call the attention Of the COM
mission 20 the proposed increase az
the meeting "wednesday night. He
aid he had not had a chance to talk
with any OF the members hut that
personally he believed tho city should
NJ least be represented AZ any hear
ms that is held on the proposed In
cfFaa
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-07-31

AUTOBIOGRAPHY greatufr Fppportu-
niy 20 link with production and haul
" I'm the SAN Luis valley. a section
that desires 90 he IN direct touch
with coast 10 freight anu pas
Hcnger traffic, q section h q II adj
vancing In production faster than
my other section OF tho earth,
Albuquerque ~ onf natural outlet
aud she cannot afford TO ait Idly
longer. Watching the trains BY by east
and west.
"No other city on the south has
greater opportunities than AIbuquer-
que. but she cRnnot longer dream
sIls must awake and act.
The San LUIS valley can divert
through Taos. TO thc Rock Island. u
compelled TO do so
"Aibuqueruuo embraces the livost
bunch OF business men in the west
ruf the San Luis valley hiss beer 50
tar away (nbout zoe miice) that she
could not sec us. She has been sit
ting easy on n big coast railway and
overlooking her finest opportunity.
q down and tell them whai I'VE
can do for them"
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-07-31
Germany Holds the
League of Nations
In Palm of Hand

GENEVA. July s0.-oermany to-
niEht held the league OF nations In
h palm Of her hand.
Where. heretofore. the United
States was considered the leagues
me salvation. Germany O IL con
cedrd 10 he he great hope.
n h. admitted tonight that Ger
many'g p~rdsencu d needed 10 bring
~ up to the full measure OF Its possi-
bliitira.
All are Unanimous In the belief that
~ Germany once gets in the council.
ehe VIII immed ately send as her re-
preventative the biggest statesmen.
either her chancellor or her minister
Of foreign affair
They are therefore playing for
Gerniany's entrance, because II
would force the remaining nations 20
send their biggest men 10 counteract
the advantage Germany would gain.
This. aud this only VIII make tbs
league council the M blk interne-
tionai organization which the roye-
Hant Intended II should be.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-07-31
WHO'S HERE


COMES.
j. Becker. Bclrn.
!. II. DrRk. las Vegas.
q. N. Hood. Trinidad.
Rose Il. jasper. buchanan. y. NJ.
Mrs Il. L. bigger. Clarendon. Tex
r. r.. Attcberry. Clarendon.
Mrs. Eva Epps. 81. Louis.
Mrs j. A.. Pcnix, Madrid.
r. T. conroy, Los i.unas.
n. $. Moies. state College
Mrs. 4. Waite. Clovis.
J. d. Combs. Salt Lake City.
T.. r. Robbins. salt Lake Clty.
Oscar Martin, Otto ranch.
n. T.. Lewis, ST. Joseph. Mo.
W. W. Nichols. Clovis.
T. r1ppin. Magdaiena-
X. 4. Drothlen. Denver.
A. n. Braiia. Long Beach.
q. &. Raymond. Indianapolis.
Mrs o. c. Raymond. indianapolis.
e. W. Cmsson. M Paso.
u. n Howell. III Paso.
q. ~. Barker and family, East Las
o. L. HuddIcston. waldo. n. 81.
W. Fislcr. Denver.
J. Gimmond. Columbus.
l.. Stanley. Denver.
Nfh. ~. lnbodth. hobhihinhlis
sTURGEs.
y. y. Metzlon. Tres Ritos.
4. q. Poison Gallup.
Mr.. Burns. Estancia.
a. Guy and family. Kansas City.
Judge n. T.. owen. Los Lunsr.
J. NJ. Wiley. Silver city.
Y. Il. Randall. Santa Rita.
J. -. Chavez and wife. Tome.
T.. N. Shea. III Paso.
X. A. Schneider. Atchison.
AIsvARADo.
q. Il. Reid. Kansas CITY.
= J. Guernsey, Arlington. Mass.
c. =. Strattun. ~ Paso.
J. Saunders, New York City.
u. Shepard. Chicago.
q. W. WEIGH. Denver.
q. n. Copeland. Denver.
~. T. schuck. Denver.
-. 4. comiaky. Santa Pc.
J. W. Durkin. Chicago.
I. c. Cochran and wife. Mercer. Pa.
4. -. Halter. Minneapolis
r.. r. Bird and wife. Detroit.
NJ. Allen. Los Angeles
o. A. Bradley. Denver.
A. A. Kiker. Ration.
y. a. Lynch. San Diego.
W. A. Ellsenger and wife. Bolen.
y. j. HolmcA. Los Angeles.
l.. J. Field and wife. Belen.
a. G. Cahivo. Denver.
Y. n. itobb. Los Angeles.
a. v. Mackley, Columbus.
W. X. champlin. Chicago.
NJ. A. Gonzales and wife. Abiqni.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-07-31
PEOPLE YOU
KNOW
rrpairlnr, oulcLIe Auto Go,

Itndiator repairing, Quickie Autn Co.
a. =. NOleh, Of the state college.
was in Albuquerque yesterday.
Judge Harry y. owens. of Los Luz
nsn. IL IN the city.
Mr.. ana Mrr. J. y, ficrndon, Mrs.
" n. Edgar and REV and Mrs Wfni-
fred zcisier and children are among
Albuquerque people who returned
yesterday from vacations at Jemez
npriuEf.
Mis- Helen Grunsfeld left Friday
for the Pecos 10 visit Mr.. and Mrs.
I'D Chase.
Mir. and Mrs. Walter Heller sailed
Yesterday from New York for Europe.
They viii be abroad several months.
Mr. Helier'r sister. Mis- Marian
Grunsfeld. who has been abroad with
relatives since June, 10 In Carlsbad
Austria
Miss Elsie Macuregor. who has
been spending several weeks visiting
in California. returned home last
night. She IL secretary In the prin-
Ionl's office At the High school.
Miss EloaRor Daniels u Tennessee
a. n the city on a visit with Nj. ana
Mrs James Doolittie.
w. nohsoH left last night Tor
tcnnnaa City and Chlcago 90 attend 10
f.anf business for the Mckinley Land
and f.umber company
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-07-31

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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-07-31
PROGRAM FOR SECOND
BAND CONCERT At
ROBINSON PARK
Fourteen Numbers Of
fcred by Bandmaster

The SECOND 81 the sunday night
hand concerts viii be held this eve
az Robinson park at , O'Clock
last sunday evening, h.eep people
out TO hear the concert. the
crowd aud the moe, orderly
and cnthuaiaHfic that has gathered In
venrn. nnndmantcr Ella stated.
The program for tonight Is:
italian march,
2--"soldicrs Greeting .losey
tOnc-strpl
1-~Avelon" ioisuh
tFox troll
t--"An Autumn Romance" king
fSercnadcl
t-"En Medic del Mar e.. Nyarndo
tWaltxcsl
s-Jahhcrwocky' .......... kendis
lncw novelty
7-"RiNai RoVcrs' Alexander
,fstandard march,
6-"Mcxican Kisses see. Roberts
(HahnnernD
a-~Simple Aycn'. $50. .... Thorn
Miiitalre" No. la.
schubert
if-r'Ensueno Seduutor". i. .ltosas
tSpanish wnltzcs)
1.-THE Two z~ephyrs~. Thomas
fcornct and trombone duetto)
i3-'In a Garden OF Melody" .Sudds
Dntermezzo)
WhlzF. ...... .lSo@th
(Tromboncr)
Attention and star S~pangled Ban
ner.