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The Washington times., 1922-10-25
ISEYESIGHT :
LOST ON TRIP
To THIS CITY
Or. J, 3. Spencer, Noted Spe-
ciaiist, Is Suddenly Stricken
Blind.

Mysteriously stricken blind follow.
ing a trip from Philadelphia to
Washington, Dr. J. Blair Spencer.
assistant director OF public welfare Of
the Quaker city and for a long time
physician for the Hundred Million
Dollar" Mclean baby, today lies at
the home of his father.in-law, Maj.
Gen. John A. Johnston, retired. 211l
Massachusetts avenue northwest,
where eye specialists are making ef-
forts to retore his vision.
DIR. Spencer came TO Washington
late Monday night and felt q sting
ing sensation in his eyes from
sulphurous gases which poured in
the open window as the train sped
through the tunnel in Baltimore.
When he arrived at his father-in-
laws home he treated Mrs. johnson,
who Is i'll, 1t was said today, and i'm.
mediately afterwards asked his wife
why the room had become darkened.
A moment later he told her his
vision was going rapidly and with.
in an hour he was totally blind.
He was placed in q dark room and
eye specialists were summoned.
Hope Of Restoration.
1t was declared today that there
was hope DIR. Spencer's eyesight
would be restored without serious
impairment. The physicians de.
clared they were virtually certain
the total blindness would not last
for a great length of time.
The nervous strain under which
DIR. Spencer has been placed In the
past month In believed to be partly
responsible for his condition. He
has been pressing work in Phila.
delphia and working overtime TO
provide proper care and guards for
the scores Of dope addicts and i'm.
portant witnesses in the drug ring
prosecutions.
Naval War Veterans.
DIR Spencer is former lieutenant
In the navy, and served on the u.
s. 8. DeKalb. He has been engaged
in welfare work in Philadelphia,
Boston and Washington for more
than seventeen years, and is q noted
special st on children's diseases.
DR.. SpenoCr il a graduate Of vii.
Fam and May College. studied med
icine at the University of Virginia.
and also took a postgraduate course
at Harvard.
General Johnston, DIR. Spencer's
fatherin.law, commanded the Thlr.
'y.fourth division during the world
war.
The Washington times., 1922-10-25
Her Husband Wept.

While she told this story her
husband went. Her children, Nil.
dred, six, and Conrad. four. bobbed
The Washington times., 1922-10-25
HALL LONGED 7
FORS|NGER,HE
WR0TEONCARD.
Rector Declared He Could
Hardly Wait for Moment
Of Reunion.
BY Universal Service.

BY Universal Service.
tcopyAght. 1899. by Universal Service
and The Washington Times)
..epreductien In pArt or In whole Is es-
pressly Forbidden.
NEW BRUNSWICK, N. j., Oct.
25.-The last of the series Of the
most remarkable love letters ever
penned by a man Of the cloth, the
romantic outpourings Of a welded
cleric to his also married choir
singer sweetheart so soon to meet
q violent death at his side, are pub
lished herewith today.
The Rev. Edward w. Hall, rector
of a smart church and parish In
New Brunswick, N. j., to the final
day of his vacation in Maine. late
In August, bemoaned his enforced
separation from his still more
wonderful heart" Mrs. Elenor r.
Mills, the woman who filled all his
thoughts and life while he served
as the spiritual shepherd Of his
flock.
Letters Cause Sensation.
The wrote, in thes last Of the
fervent effusions he was able to
entrust to paper. Darling, / don't
live until next Friday" the day Of
Mills. Little did he suspect on the
day he penned this message that
In little more than a fortnight both
he and the object of his extrava.
CANT devotion would both cease to
live In a world where retributive
jealousy exists.
Universal Service I'm publishing
exclusively the fateful last expires.
sions in MIR. Halls remarkable twin
human documents, his diary and
his letters to Mrs. Mills, scored the
greatest news beat of many years
IN American Journalism.
Their publication has changed
the entire course OF investigation
into the double staying in New
Jerseyf and forced the intervention
OF the State authorities to take the
cause Of justice into their own
hands and out of the control OF
either inept or inactive local prose.
cutting authorities.
The last messages follow, the
first quoted having been written on
two colored post cards. one show.
ing two American eagles in their
aerie on Mount Desert Island, Me-;
the other showing st. Saviour's
Episcopal Church, Bah Harbor:
MY ST1LL-MORE-WO
FUL-HEART! Your dear, long let.
ter OF Monday just received. l un.
derstand every word-and agree
why they are the very thoughts and
ideas and ideals I have ALWAYS
had-dearest-how ONE IN MIND
We areas well as in body and
heart-I always said you had
good mind-Oh. how I want to talk
for YEARS with you-no, your
tongue is NOT strong-it Is just be.
cause you know / understand that
you can be so7free-will these hours
Of separation never pass? Darling,
I don't live until next Friday.
Ever. DIT. L.
Wrote on Postcard.
The next message was written on
a colored postcard Of the court yard
Of the public library at Boston.
"Your card received all right. Ad.
dress In perfectly correct. Please
write often. will write again
soon. Fog and rain here but pros.
poets Of clearing. Kind regards TO
the family. Am writing day By
day. ID. +. L."
The following message was writ.
ten on a colored postcard showing
a lone pine tree on the western
slope of Acadia Mountain, near
Somes Sound. Bar Harbor. Me-
I "This card is covered with writ
ing. You can read II. i KNOW"
The Washington times., 1922-10-25

BY Universal Service.
tcopyAsht. 1899. by Universal ssrvic.
and The Washington rimesD
..eproductien In pArt or In whole Is s.-
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-12-25
Of :
Buff l ! Bill
CABIN As SITE


Buffalo Bills birthplace. near Lee
Claire. II to be suggested to the
Brotherhood of American Yeomen
as the site. for their proposed chill
dren's home.
DR.. John Knox. Princeton. chair
man Of the Scott county sector Of
the Mississippi Valley River Scenic
highway, has received a letter APP
proving the project from Mrs. Julia
Goodman, Alcatraz, CAL, sister OF
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-12-25
Give ARMERS
S PERCENT CUT
IN LAND VALUE
Redde4ien Fixes Valuation Equal
to Inst Of 1870; Utilities
Stock Assessed Lever.

Certificates OF the state tax COM
mission to the county clerk, re-
c.,vea nv H.urv n Huhhard la
week. o'fecss aeuuc'i0sl VI per
cent from assessed valuations OF
farm lands IN Rock Island county.
The commission in 1921 directed an
.. =. ~. -. ~.
'hclease " tnlS a"oune Os' ING
general increase throughout the
state reused widespread protest
from Ii. asricultural sActinns The
-
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-12-25
ARllEllIAlgH ARE
HOUSED By pos

Rcme-Ths villa Of the popsa 8
uated at Gastel Candolfo. q
miles from Rome. has been : =.
by Pope Plus as an asylum for n;
orphan girls who recently IA,
from Armenia.
The villa was allotted tie -.
under the law Of guarantees, ~.
the break between the pontins =,
the Italian state.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-12-25

- y =
loek lsl6nd MStayi6as staeed 2
6rrfnI Chsiot - paSty Tor d.
N. 4 ~, yl.ehn.v No. aafnr-
ii !. a '1,.. i ,s.....S ,,1....s 4.
o. ~ - -.
1Efooe ~ pfosidi1g ~ eeese
r y 49, thy. an1 ~ u
( 81 ssss- S...s. -. -. N.~ year,s
Y ~ $3.50 - - -.
= feoet
fH uonh1a Tfoltx, widow 0f the
rlvsrNss. srSafs - many venfs
- .s'e.,st ~~rsrc.s henssscfor a IL
! ssss.t,c,s q \ rcrtlnned : Iar : hus-
4 .,ssSss ~. - cts~rs a : chsk1cter-
N .;ss:. j ,sx.. ~ -ss..-rksr1N each
~ 49, s.rs1. rssss nm sncind.
41l~ -ss4.ss a. ~ TAN accom-.
- 49, -, 81. a hitch she told
ss.. -. -. Irsh.rd
49, n..,e One. - ne. ~. ~ rs,,..s.ss ss1 ~
Z 49, 1919 n - ~ -. 49, ~ 49,, sss~~rtSs -
u.gpincss ~ Dsrs
oe -. y ~. S ~. An.
-Ino n0Ie was leAa ~ 'ue mi
oren early tns moInink ~ tne ma
& = -sss +" ~ -
When group OF ~ ROCK isianu
R0tarians called at the nome sal,
urday night they were accompanied
by Santa CIsus In tradftionai CARP
IS Wuiiam Mclean stewart fessayeu
this role. and when he entred 9
window oblisingly opened BY =: e
Fisher. SUPERINTENDENT Of puDiit
SCHOOLS, ne was nailed IS real
SANTA Dy the l1ttie loika
81 rear Trees frstNee.
There were TOUR Cnristmas trees
IN ~ ana eacn one was just 81
peantiiui - the otnel .nlee: Ing
RcnIIaIens Eyes poIpeo "nen tney
seW lnen ~ ~ lueH s"ly "
sheen ana unset!
Presents! Inc cnitoren OF betn
any nome never received 30 man9
1e ~ .c,
~ c.urse tIS nocA .s,anu NOos
49, y 9.s' ~ ~ e ano loOA On. ~ =.
n ~ Mou.a n1ve Deen ssn
,n..s 49, - ". sney put On =
t tSSn. ~ ~ ~ piv ~ an ...., = :. =
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-12-25
: : ] : : =
|I||R| |E!lN


Adam Kramer, aged n years.
veteran of the Civil var. and for
mer pressmAn, serving in years
gone By on The Argus and Union,
md also 1t Des 9otnes, Iowa.
passed away yesterday morning =
s O'Clock IN the residence OF his
son. BENJAMIN Kramer, 2517 Elev-
enth street, with whom he made his
home. Death Was due to tho In
firmities Of old age.
Mr.. Kramer was born In Hessen
Cassel, Germany, Nay /, 1886. The
family came to this country when
he was in his teens and settled In
Philadelphia. When be was II
years old be enlisted in Co. H, I'D
regiment, Pennsylvania volunteers,
Jan. /, 1867, serving until 1864,
when upon his discharge he reen-
listed and was with his company
until the close Of the war, partici-
psting in many battles.
While . resident Of Philadelphia,
he was united in marriage in 1867,
with Miss Christina Stuhlmeller.
OF this union, the following sons
and daughters survive: Mrs
Adolph Dunlap, Taylor Ridge, Ill. ;
| and Charles and BENJAMIN Kramer
Mrs. Josephine johnson and Mrs
Elsie Schaum, all of Rock Island
Mrs. Katie Garnett, Peoria; Mrs
Daisy Roberts, Silver City, N. NJ.
and Mrs. Carrie Bellner OF Daven-
port, Iowa.
Surviving Family.
Surviving him also are 1--WE broth
ers, Henry. lawrence, Fred and
Leonard Kramer, all OF Rock Is
land, and George L. Kramer, Wich-
tia Falls, Texas. Five grandchil-
dren also survive.
/ On the death of his wife, Mr.
Kramer was later united in mar
riage with Miss Anna Meyers, Rock
Island, who preceded him in death
i've years.
: Mr.. Kramer came to Rock Island
shortly after his first marriage and
with the exception Of a brief resi-
|dence in Des Moines, where he
worked as . pressman, had made
his home here since he left Penn,
sylvapia.s
/ He was member OF John Blu.
ford post. No. 243, Grand Army Of
the Republic.
| Funeral Wednesday.
| Funeral services will be held
Wednesday morning at 10 O'Clock
in the Knox chapel, with the ser
vices in charge Of John Buford
post. Burial will be in Chippian-
mock cemetery, where a salute will
be fired at the graveside by veter-
ans Of the Spanish American war
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-12-25

On County Records

Mary A. Walsh to Peter w. and
Catherine Boyle, part, lots s and 8,
block "a, ID addition. Silvis, 81.
Cecelea G. and Myron Jordan to
Harrison S. Ransom, part lot 3,
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-12-25

BReoKLYN JUDGE DEAD.
New York. Dec. 15.-Federal
Judge Thomas I. Chatffeld, of
Brooklyn, died.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-12-25

This lot of ladies' pretty
lowered flannelettes kimo-
mas came a little late for
Christmas buying, Satin
trimmed, in. gray, rose or
lavender. Worth $1.S.
Now, to close O. IN
them out, apiece DIZZY
One group, ladies' good
stylish serge, tricotine and
Poiret twill dresses, sizes
Is to 40: we'll worth
$1,000: take az no
your pick DU.4O
Out go the better blouses.
Those fine heavy crepe de
chine, georgette and Pals
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-12-25

Groceries, Tuesday:
GRADUATED Sugar, 10 lbs. for 75c wit"
other Groceries OUer SI.OO.
MarskalFs Best Hard Winter Whedt
Flour, $40 sack.
Pure Steam Rendered Lard, los. 70
each for Csc.
Sugar Cured Bacon Squares, l5c TO-
Best No. 1 Storage Eggs, SOC dozen.
Hershey's Chocolate, half pound cake
for I5c.
Butter Krust Toast, 22c ID.
Fresh Roman Beauty Apples, 4 ios.
for Csc.
African Java Coffee. Boiled Ham, sl'ee''
s2ke h. Soc ID.
Wisconsin Cream
fresn Socoanut Dr Cheese, seize ID.
COOKIES soc 3D. Prepared Spaghetti
New York Buckwheat 15c can
Flour. lob. bag &C. Tomato Catsup
bottles for Sc
Scudders Maple syrup Sandwich Filling, sse
pint can. 2sc. n.
Shredded Wheat Bis Canned Loeanberries.
cult 12e pkg. cans for $780,
Dried Green Peas. Genuine Kidney bean'
lbs. Ter :ae.> cans Ter s7e
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-12-25
In the Ladies' Ready-to-Wear Dept.

Fifty ladies' up-to-the-minute, fashionable
dresses hicotines, Poiret twills and Can
ton crepes: most every style conceivable, includ-
ing the new full skirted Matelasse basque-efects:
would be extra good bargains at $3.50 and
$19.75: now beginning Tuesday every dress in the
lot, reduced to $500.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-12-25
Look at These Savings Here on Domestic.

Choice Of half-wool flannel in
navy blue. cardinal red or cream
color: ordinary width: for under
skirts, boys blouses, undergar-
ments, ETC.: would be worth jSc
today, Ok
27-inch all wool twilled tan MILDLY
flannel, cheap at $f.a5, OK
while it lasts, yard 49,. OCC
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-12-25

ley silk blouses in many
becoming styles and COM
binations. No woman
would hesitate to pay
$4.98 for these regularly.
Beginning Tuesday, mark
ed each down to $40.
Twenty-Five ladies' fur
trimmed, silk lined, luxur-
ious $500 and $39.75
reduced t to- =. SZ9.75
Ladies' CSC lowered sa-
teen petticoats, unusually
good values: clean, a.
fresh stock: each. w
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-12-25

36-inch comforter silk0line, just a
little lot of these, have been SELL
ing at 2sc' to close them Ike
out, yard ............ LUZ
One lot, 24-inch soft finish COM
forter calicoes, dark blue, light
blue or pink figured, full pieces,
first quality, cheap at o.
12Ec: Tuesday, yard -. ~
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-12-25
Blanket Swatches:

blanket swatche
ing the complete line Of high grade Beacon banketso delightful
shades striking Indian that it's pleasure look These
nicely finished all around and will make ideal doll blankets they
ewd together make crib blanket chldrens bath robes; silver
Nare holders whsk broom holders holders
Most Of this lot 0x18 inches SALE Tuesday at SC
some little larger at 10c,
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-12-25

Hemmed lintless
crash dish towels;
with tape loop; VOL
ven blue border:
15x33 inch size:
15c value, 6 or less
to each at .IOc
apiece.
Great big heavy
22x44 Turkish bath
towels, plain white,
good values at Soc:
now, to close them
out, 39c apiece.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-12-25
Buy for the Boy Here During

Huy TOT the boy I1ere During
One lot boys knickerbocker school
pants-including corduroys, serges,
cassimeres (both straight and knick-
er styles nearly all sizes from 4 to
IS years: have been CSC to $1.45:
now, take your pick, 79c pair.
Boys all wool mackinaws, in big
plaid patterns: worth $5.96: now
out they go at: $4.3s each.
Boys Is to 15) gray flannelette
blouses, good thing for the school
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-12-25

One lot. extra heavy 27-inch
bleached Canton flannel (slightly
soiled on the edges) for infants'
wear; used Mesell at CSC would
be cheap today at SOC; now 10
yards to each at o.
yard ....... ........ NV
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-12-25

Ne 0aue thanks for your greater understanding Of our
problems and thus your greater cooperation sUis ou
oesy Merry Cardinals and Prosperous Nesu Year.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-12-25

his Sale
boy during January and February:
have been CSC: now, 49c each.
Boys good heavy stripe Stifel COW
erall play suits, piped with Turkey
red: long sleeves, ankle length: sizes
2 to 8 years: selling fast at Use: one
or two for each child at 59c apiece.
Boys good quality 75c blue cham
bray work shirts, genuine Harrison
make: sizes 1874 to IA, two to each
at SEC apiece.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-12-25

About 1000 yards fresh 27nch gingham big assor
Of light and dark checks and plaid: All full pieces sent direct from
the mills but late getting short time gnghams like
these sold for Csc: pow speed things Bit we're going 1870
to sell these gnghams 19c Sc, but
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-12-25
Close Outs Among the Linens:

Genuine German
unbleached linen
table damask, 60
inches. wide, choice
of five good pat
terms, worth $1.75:
now, while about
200 yards last,
SIPS yard.
1O-inch heavy
weight plain white
Turkish W a S h
cloths: five or less
to each at Sc
apiece.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-07-07
|uor Sold at
old Court House
| In Mora, N. M.

r. NEtiAN y VI july -
Eld Courthouse at Mora has
|hrd tho site fuf the saio Of
mponShine, according to
al Prohibition officers here
~ tasado- and a man named
ileta were arrested on the
|, Of selling liquor at tho old
|housc. whi.h has not Off
boon In use for many years
inno Macs 81 Cleveland. a
Town near Mora was arrca-
y the charge Of operating "a
Federal Offices said that 20
LOT liquor were captures aud
gallons 81 unbottied whisky
lso found
y season ON mooushlncrs ana
ggUrs In Las Vegas has been
Fed by prohibition officers.
M Posted two- aiieRed Voistehd
|3ntors yesterday Thoy wrr.
fhuf jlmcncz ana Mike
Both we're accused of srll-
] qnor Skilcs has been ar
and fined befufc
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-07-07

trfih.d adverse 80 the estate Of said
plaintiff. and 90 forever uuist ard set At
frtt ths title ~ The plaintiff In aud 10
The following described reai estate. 10 wit:
ini numbered Ten DnD IN Bioek NUN.
brfed foHrteen It) u the Ffancisea Ar.
mlu . oteru Addition 10 ihe CITY 81 Az
huVuorlue. Bernalillo Comfy. state %
Ner M"Niro, ~ shown on the ulat u said
Addition filed Boz tho office on the Pro.
bate Clerk aud ES-onI,io Recorder of Ber
.alh. County New M.aico. on March
And you aad eath OF ,ou are further
notified nat u"i-ss yo4 enter ~ esnsa
o. Do" entered Jour appearance in said
rfus" nn Or before the ltth isy ~ Aug.
usi 1872, indrment will No. rsndered In
sfih rause against ynu hy default, ard
ihc relief prayed for viii b. grsnfsd
Toe namr uf Tho plaintfrs attigrrrv !.
ltenf] q tpors Jr and hHs pastoffre al.
drgs b. Alhugncrque. New Mn.ls
bn'rd 10 Albuquerque sre Wnsico
Nay t2th. 1929
,s,., FRKD CRuLLoTT
'' Clerk
by HARRY = LEf
Jun" soJuiy 7.it2i ~
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-07-07
Tom Sims Says

You don have 10 go IN sWim- -
ning 10 have a shark pull eaar---
leg.
A man r.n be happy wi,hoa Is 4 v
home II he Is staying away. B q "a :
Health hint; File, that are not
stopped often live NV" years.
Most saNaphonn eiaycrs have al,
ltl wind bat hlnws no GOOD
Young millionaire who says 70.
leads "a dogs hfe may mean tap
dog
Many n wiz wonders " hubby o.
NJ a summer resort cHfChME
spcckled beauties or frtckicd beau
ties. -
names race horses thinks about
then sftsr nc gets sober agninr -
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-07-07
Dr. Bishops Advice -
RESTFUL SLEEP

h",u or how hot the night. one
should try to Danish worry when
uu climbs into bed Lie back
ou th' pillow with mind and mus
clr relaxed; soon sleep viii steal
over Elu.
oddly cnouEu "a person who has
worked himself into ~ state %
ui' uful hY-teria becaute of the heat
can TOO sleep successfully hy
means of a warm bath-not o. cold
un' y prolonged warm bath ro-
lnAes tense muscles and although
r%.iirning th, skim hus tho bcucn.
cIal effect Of Withdrawing ,hr
blood from the c,ntora within lt
sruarih. b. followed by % come
furtHhlc f.rliur Of drnwsinoy--
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-07-07
Gather at
Vegas for Assembly
To I1rr IicrnIhn

VEGAS. July 7-scorcs "
III from all over the state
are arriving here FOR the an
assembly.
ceni goo persons are expected
'nd the Assembly. which boz
y tonikht ~ MonteEumn coi-
90 The college will be used for
ana the visitors are
piping on The grounds around
4 school Secretary Bfuhur. OF
New Mexico convention, eS-
sined the ass mhly Is IN the ma
y ~ m outing.
a proEram OF addresses by Ban
leaders from this and other
hiss been arranged. the secro-
y said Among those who viii
paw nre Dr, v = Groner. secro-
n ~ The Texas Baptist conven-
" Dallas. Dr. = J. Porter. pas-
~ the First Baptist church
,lahoma City. NJ, Victor n.
editor Of the Western
border. Louisville. KY: Mrs. J.
Dawson, Waco. T4Has.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-07-07

thon sound healthy steep.
For those tired mentally, aa wen
ar physically, % hot foot bath just
before getting into bed crves ia
pat n IN a sleepy frame Of mind.
The EVAPORATION process en-
Ehlof many tn drop Off to alrrp de-
spite hot nights This Is O pro-
luuEod lukc-warm bath. Then m
.t'ad 81 drying oneself with a towel
si.cfch out sin damp. on the bed
"ud l,I the normal current Of air
|r.Yluting In Tho bedroom dry one
Do. evaporation.
10 these method. IAN 90 make one
s"au there - something radically
wrong with the individual himself.
Generally 10 cnn be- traced 20
eating nr 90 the oatinr or the wrong
food Tor hot w-arihsr
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-07-07
LEGAL NOTICE

NoTlNE on SUIT
No 1881
STATE OF NEW MEXICO
C1uniy " BefnalIflo.
ia thr District Court
" l. Dobrii
Vs.
Caihri1s DoBel
Nou tha above ufmat defendant take
notice thar q suIt has been llUI AGAINST
you Boa thc above uamal Court. County
aua state Dr. the YiailHN above named
aud last same BE- Uov rrudirg iu faia
touH t1unty and state and thar She
object no sid slit Is 90 obtain divorce
from aH uu thr sruund Hf abandonment
You are further HHf|f.I that uHIgs.
Hnn enter nr CARGO o. De- entered Jour
arpsaran.r IY HiIl cause on or before
thg itfh day 90 tugast A. 70 1922
lutrnaut ly default Nu b. entered
agalHsf yea nd tta r.' ef pray,t ~ vlI
l' a..a1 md era iri Tho attorney FOR
.thoo addrfss Is Albuquerque Noa
fRFp CRoLLurr
'sEAL) Citri of thr District Colst
By HARRY o LEE.
DEPUTY
NoTlCE uF MARsHAtss sktE
Notice BE- hereby given that under and
b. virtue Of an Order % Sale issued ty
tho Hon Colin NshIrft. IuIsr af ttr
intioi ~ta'rs District Court Coz tho bis.
tritt 70 New Mcriro in that certain rs.ss
pending Do raId court Wherein the rnitci
states 81 Amgrira m plaintiff and Joe
krdirh Peter RadlrroyIeh and Carl Raj
atlrh ore defendant same lri1E 30 aol
on tte trmIua' Docket of sasI c1ur. m
vhieh Faii order 30 b. provided. among
other tiHsh thar thr IHtrI -infrf
'arshal iar the District ~ No. MEXICO
hr Hnd hereby BE- ordered and dIrfstrI.
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