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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-29

The full text OF the statement is
SUED y.sterda, by Governor rrinkie.
With respect Ia his attitude upon
calling special session of the LeSis-
!aturc to consider the highway needs
OF Virginia. foiiows
l wish to say that | have given
most mature consideration to the
question OF whether or not | should
call an extra session OF the Cen
erai Assembly OF Virginia for the
purpose OF authorizing $4,000. 900
road bond issue TO be based on the
passage OF a gasoline tax sufficient
to automatically take care Of the
said bond issue. sinking fund and
interest.
At considerable effort TO myself,
have endeavorsd to visit. since the
last General Assembly adjourned.
many parts Of Virginia in order that
might personally study the feeling
of the people over the State. and
get in that way viewpoint from
All angels In addition have re-
ceived scores nf letters for and
against thu bond issue. and talked
to many individuals who have called
at the Office 20 see me, IL not the
at the office TO see me. ] realize that
one Of the greatest. IL not the great
ment. with Il reasonable degree OF
speed. Of our highway transporta-
tion system, and that we must have
better roads in Virginia 10 our State
Is to develop and keep In line with
the march OF progress.
Since the General Assembly ad-
journed last March have stated on
the platform. through the ne wspapers
and 10 many Individuals that was
ready To cal, an extra session Of the
General Assembly wheen ! was per
suadrd that there was substantial
majority tmeaninR by thar a safe
working maJ"ri,y sufficient 10 meet
the hazards "f - legislative huiyJ of
tl,t people al the state desiring the
same 10 b. done. rs expressed TO me
ny their representatives In the Gen
rrai Assembly have time aud time
again stated thar hoped the Or
Santzations at the State. AK well as
individuals of the state, who were
Interested In This matter. would take
such steps as in their wisdom mig hi
seem proper To persuade rho mem
bers Of the General Assembly that
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-29
GREEKS EXECUTE
FORMER OFFICIALS;
BRITISH WITHDRAW
London Refuses to Coun-
tenancc Conduct Of
Hcllencs.
SIX MEMBERS OF OLD
REGIME PUT TO DEATH
Results in Scvering of Diplo.
matte Relations by Great
Britain
THREE EX-rREM,Ens VICTIMS
Action wns Taken Over strong Pro-
tcst Of Minister Lindicy
mt Athens.
SIX MEMBERS OF OLD
REGIME PUT TO DEATH
THREE Ex-rnEM,Ens VICTIMS
Action wns Taken Over strong Pro-
tcst Of Minister Lindicy
mt Athens.
Inv Associated presn.l

ATHENS. Nov. 2s.-The six former
Cabinet officers and army officials
convicted OF high treason in connec-
tion with the Greek military disaster
In Asia Minor were executed today.
The execution OF the condemned
men was by shooting. The men exc
cuted were: Former Preniers Gou-
naris, rrotops padakis and S;ratos,
M. Thcotokis. former War Minister.
81. Baltazzis, holder OF portfolio In
ssvera! former Cabinets and General
Hadjanes,is comma nder OF the Greek
forces at the time OF the Asia Minor
military disaster.
Onicini Announcements.
The official announce issued
today after The execution OF the min
listers says:
THE sentence OF the court
tiai Was delivered this morning.
Messrs Gournaris. Baitazzis. Th-o-
tokls. Protupapadakis. Stratos and
General HadjanestIs were condemned
Ia death aud were executed this
mc,ning
General Stratigos and Mr.. Goudhs
were sentenced TO penal servituJe
for lit-. The military defendants
were also sentenced 10 degradation
and The following hnes were In
ficted: Gournaris. 100000 drachmas;
Stratos. $4,000 drachmas. Proto-
uapadakis. 100000: Baitaz1is. i0o.-
600. Theotokiv. Ivc0. 900; Gourdas
100000 d.aC:.:E.s"
rhe Er!tsh minister. r. O. Lind
ley. has notified the Greek govern
m-nt iha; Great britain has broken
on relations with Greece. and that
he is leaving Athens tonight
c. r. Beni!nck, british member Of
the financial control. remains here
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-29
PLAN BIG CAMPAIGN
FOR GRACE STREET.
To Exploit Thoroughfare as
Rapidly Growing Shop
ping District.
ORGANIZATION MEETS
Members Of Body Enthusiastic
in Behalf of Publicity
Drive.
ORGANIZATION MEETS

\ campaign for the exploitation OF
Grace street as RIchmonds fashion
ab!. and rapidly growing shoppin. 4.
district was decided upon at meet
ms of the Grace street Organization
in Miller " Rhodes Colonial lea
room last night. The members of
the organization We're guests at an
Informal dinner given by W. S.
Rhoads. who presided in the absence
oi John g. Corl.y. president OF the
body. Mr.. Rhoads expressed regret
that Mr.. Corley's impaired health pre-
vented his presence
Members 81 the organization were
enthusiastic III behalf Of a cam
paign Of publicity Speeches explain
ing what has tnus far been accom-
plIshed in behalf OF the dev.lopmcnt
OF Grace street We're made. 4 draw
ing giving an artists idea Of Grac.
street as Richmond's growing shop
ping district was exhibited and at
tracied great deal of attention
j. Luther Moon. chairman OF the
public utilities committee Of the or
ganizaiion. explained what has al
ready Deem. accomplished in behalf
OF deep sewers. double pressure OF
water, lights. and the prospect
for improved paving along Grace
street.
Mr.. Rhoads. who is vicc-presi,lent
OF the org.tuiza tion. said he believed
the members of the city Council
would greatly appreciate il il busi-
ness men would appear before them
and explain what is wanted He said
ne thourht much had already been
accomplished
irving :. Grecntrcc. chairman Of
the publicity and building commit
Tee. made report rs to the work
Of his committee. He said Grace
street offers limtless means for
publicity. He added that the organ
ization could make wonderful head
way by getting the cooperation OF
the newspapers Of the city in is
campaign Of publicity. He favored
assessing each member OF the or
Sanization certain sum To help
defray the cost Of such a campaign
NJ. l.. Hofheimer offered motion
10 provide for the appointment OF
committee 10 look after the de.
tails of the publicity and requested
that it be given authority to act.
His motion was adopted. The com
mittee Is yet 10 be selected.
\ comprehensive idea OF Grace
Streets development. presented with
pictures OF its leading stores. was
explained in connection with the
a m Tp,,rn
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-29
r., f. & 2. TRAIN STRIKES
TRUCK; 2 MEN KILLED

Especial 10 The Times Dispatch
FREDERlCkSBU VA, Nov. %.
Two men were instantly killed at
the railroad crossing AT Guinea Sta
ton. Caroline County, this afternoon.
when an automobile truck. in which
they were riding. was struck by a
rOrthhound express on the Richmond
fredericksburg and Potomac rail-
road.
The men were Thad Hairfeld
white. OF Thornsburg. Spots sylvania
County, and Gable Redman. colored
OF the same locality. Hairfeld was
-. One month ago he married Miss
Mamie Flippo. OF the same county
Redman was 65. The men had de-
livercd truck load OF excelsior from
ThornsburS TO Guinea and were
crossing the tracks en- route home.
An inquest conducted by DR.. II. r.
Giasscll. coroner OF Caroline County,
reported accidental death by train
collision"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-29
GREAT britain REFUSES T0
uNTENANCE EXECUTION
icy Associated rress.l


LONDON. Nov. cs.--It was stated
in Official circles this afternoon that
the Immediate Withdrawal OF tho
British minister at Athens will re-
sult from the executions
Tn Rri,ish minister a, Athens. r.
y l.indley recently INFORMED the
Greek government that 10 the prison
ers wer. executed H. would depart
Upon receipt OF the news OF the exc
cutiOnS, ;ne Foreign ONCE stated that
Mr.. l.indley had probably already
lcf; the capital.
The action of the Greeks In the
face OF the British representations
may bring serious results To their
government. according To official
opinion, not only in the withdrawal
"f moral support. hut also the re
fusal nf financial assistance by the
great powers
TIN" Times asserts that the Brit :
ish minister at Athens. +. O. Lindiey.
bas asked for his passports.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-29
PROMOTED, TELLS
OF ROBBlNG BANK
iBy Universal service. ]

NEW YORK, Nov. 2S.-The higher
and the lower natures OF Max w.
Htnsel. manager OF branch of the
Corn Exchange Bank. fought a duel
In his heart and the higher won
His conscience was prodded by a
promotion he knew he did not de-
serve. so he confessed that he had
stolen more than $500 600 from the
bank during the past ten years.
He was indicted today on charge
OF larceny in the hrst degree, and n
bench warrant was issued for his
arrest.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-29
VIRGINIA EDUCATORS
OPEN CONFERENCE
in JOHN MARSHALL,
Wilson Sees 1924
as Democratic Year
tBy Associated press.l

NORTH BALTIMORE. OHIO.
Nov. 2s.-That the elections OF
1924 will result In glorious
victory" for the Democratic party.
In the prediction of former presl-
oent wilson In Il letter To Mrs.
Jay w. borough. local Demo-
cratic worker. made public today.
II Is my belief that IL all the
party workers ~ili keep steadily
az u Tor the next TWO years, the
hEht 30 well begun on November
.. VIII result in "A glorious VIC
I"ry In 1925 the former Presi-
dent wrote.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-29
Vigilance Committee In hattie.

ELDORApO ARK. Nov. 2S.-h
battle between vigilance commit
tee OF Eldorado. numbering about
2On men and twenty five or more oil
hrld workers. north OF Smackover.
was reported in progress late to-
night. sherim and deputies were
summoned from Camden
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-29
s,rnwherrlr. for prc.,lcn,,

KlSSlMMEE. FLA. Nov. aS-rrcsi-
dent Harding Is expected to enjoy
fresh Strawberries with his Thanks
giving Day dinner this year. Grow
ers at Plant City today packed n
quantity OF selected berries In a
specially constructed contalner and
sent them by express to the White
House,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-29
Thrc. Chl,drcn nurr.d to p.n,h

CONINGTON. GA. Nov aS-rhr.s
children were burned ~ death. two
are reported dying. thirty more re-
ceivcd painful burns and are now un.
der care OF physicians. and oth-rs
had narrow escapes from lire thit
destroyed the High Point School.
about seven miles south OF here, to-
lay
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-29
s,rnuberr,.. a, $3.50 QUAR-,

NEW YORK. Nov. .S--I'he FIRST
shipment Of Florida wbcrrirs TO
the New York market today brought
the record price OF $3.50 per quar-
the state Department or Farms and
Markets announced About 400 quarts
Mere received. The shipment was
one week earlier than last year,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-29
n.,snu. comn,i..ioncr nemoyea.

DANNII.LE. VA, Nov. 2S.--Perror
Rorer was removed as Commissioner
Of Revenue OF Pigg River district.
Pittsylvania County by Judge j.
Turner Clement. OF the Pittsyivanla
Circuit Court. siLtinS at Chatham to-
day. Judge Clement based his SUM-
mary <ction on allegations OF negli-
gence and incompetcncy. a success
sor has not been announced
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-29
the state Board ot Education. said
IN his report yesterday.
To MemOriaiIz~ Former Head

Fifteen minutes viii b, sci asid.
AZ the beginning Of the convention
th!s morning TO sympathetic expres-
Hions Tor the late president OF the
association. j. 4. e. Hurt. OF Wythc-
vile. This VIII be the opening hrst
general meeting Of tn. conference.
and MISS Lula -. Metz. vice-presidcnt.
VIII preside over the morning ses-
sion.
Group department meetings will be
he'd today at the Capitol. John Mar
shall High School, Virginia Mechan-
les Institute. and other schools and
halls. Two banGueis will bo held at
Continued on Page IL. Col. 5)
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-29
wannmnkcr .. mc..lnr Ensll,.

FHTLADEbPHIA. NOa. 2S--'The
condition of John Wanamaker. who
is confined TO his bed with a heavy
cold remained unchanged today, "A
bulletin issued by his physicians
said. "He passed through the night
without discomfort, and Is resting
easily" II added. Mr.. Wanamakes,
who Is In hiA S5th year. has beei,
confined to Eis home for several
weeks
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-29
n,shnn Thnb,,rn Dizzy.

MEADVILLE, PA. Nov. 2s--Blshop
James NJ. Thohurn. OF the Methodist
Episcopal Church. died at his home
here today after lingering illness.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-29
Impertnnt Change. Mndc.

Among the important changes
made in the measure during the day
was an amendment by Chairman
Madden Of the Appropriations Com
mittee. making II necessary for Con-
Sress each year to authorize pay
ments from merchant marine fund
TO operators OF American ships
Al the suggestion OF Representatives
Edmonds. Pennsylvania. ranking Re-
publican on the Merchant Marine
committee. the House decided not To
make government aid available To
industrial concerns such az the
standard oil Company for the opera.
ton OF vessels carrying their own
products. T'e bin as amended per
mit> a. ompanies however. 10
receive tance for tranSportins
cargoes ~. >ihrr shippers
As expected. Representative Rank.
head proposed that the bill specify
mat compensation was not To h.
PAID tn any operator whose ships
carried liquor. The Supreme Court.
II was pointed out. might decide
mat American ships outside the
CONTINUED on rage II. >'ol. S.,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-29
TAKE SHIP SUBSIDY VOTE
IN HOUSE LATE TODAY
Modified Form Of Federal Aid
for Liquor-Carrying
Craft.
Try Associated Press.I

WASHINGTON. Nov. Radical
changes IN several provisions or the
administration shipping hill. all Of
them proposed by Republicans. were
made today by the House as ii ap-
preached hnal vote on the measure
More than two score of amendments 9
were offered, hut less than "A dozen
We're approved.
In quick succession amendme <
proposed by Democrats hostil. to
the legislation were rejected Prac-
ticaily all of them came from four
Democratic members of the Mer-
chant Marine Committee tee-Represen-
ta'ives Davis. Of Tennessee: Hardy
and Briggs. OF Texas, and Bankhead.
OF Alabama. Friends OF the hill. en-
couraSrd by their success In turn
Ing back the Democratic attack, pre-
dictcd they would have comforts
abie margin on the passage vote
scheduled for not later than Il. NJ.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-29

Continued on Page .. Col. az
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CONTINUED on rage II. Col So
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-17
pNpTiES RI.Tt IN FROM
SIIING NIIINTI'S

Mr. and Mrs Laurence Loo and
party returned on Friday evening
from SHn Mntco. where they went
90 witness the ceremonies ~ the
pcuitcntea They left Albuquerque
on Thursday morning ana had q
most interesting trip IN the party
yer Mr. ana Mrs Laurence i."c.
Mr. aud Mrs Robert biotz Mr.
and Mrs Tom Frrnnld, Miss Mary
Macarthur Miss Tompkins. Mise
Kathe-in" McMHleu Mis- M~nrgnse.
Ice. Howard Rolnud charlie
i.cmhkr. Floyd Leo
Miss Ethel iiioirv. who took o.
party to Nhiluiu returned on Sat.
urdnV and rvportt having even
many new and strange -irhts. Nj
nd Mrs q. u Johnson. who cHms
rom san Francisco. California.
particularly Tor this trip. leff the
nasty 90 Url"u on their return o.,
heir home.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-17
MOB CLEANS UP
LOUISIANA TOWN..
EKPELS NEGROES
Assault Case Suspect
Allowed to Remain in
Jail Under Guard

uAtNEsNlil.f. La, April IT.
pe .suuird 4 % wait until she man
they were after had been idcnti-
s,d hy his alleged victim. "a mob
vSriuusiy ottimatod nt 800 ga 500
which surrounded the llalncsville
jail last night bent ON taking
ralph Coleman suspect IN the ass
nult and robbery u Tony Pierce.
lett 100 eft az members at 'he lait
and started On % cleaning 81
Hnlnesv,llc
AZ the crowd went about its self
appointed task ~ grew rapidly until
Uy the time 30 started Tor on Com
tee and Buurum spur with an
uouuyDi intention 90 'clcaniug
thu-o on fold settlements also 40
bad grown to 5000.
The mob visited a numbo. ~
hotels ana roomiug houses notify
ms certain men and women among
tIelr utcupuuts tu pack up ana de
part ana then went tp the negro
quarters and gave orders To about
thrDp-uuUrter~ Of the population Co
loav, Doors and wiuGowa were
smashed az several places but none
ut M negroes on others warned
to leave was Injured
The assault from which the cg
element developed, occurred when
Pierre. was on his way home ~"
was struck ON the head and robbed
uf SluO which he said hc had re-
ooiN"d from his sister IN Califor-
Mia earlier In the day he was uu-
conscious when fuunu nud mad not
FULLY rocoNo.p d his SENSES several
IuIrs later llr d. seriously hut
boot fatally injured. % was stated
after an examination Of the wound.
Meantime. while uuliv, WerU
searching fur tho hIEhwuymnu. O.
reward l.ud was being raised ly
subscription.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-17
Sport Briefs

AZ san Francisco HAIRY Harris
YOUNG SAN Fruuoiscu driver won
tho Golden Gate motor derby ut
sun Carlos Time Tor 800 miles
wa. H Uuur. 20 minutes and 't
a.. seconds Jimmy Murphy
wInu,r uf Grand pin rae. boo l'Jr
II.f scar vas second.
A. IluuUur-t ~ Officials
directing thp north aud south trap
shuut.uE tournament claimed new
world record for wumon when
Nuuiu oakley. I'uciflr coast CON
uVfitur broke roo straight ebay
UfreUfa no To- distance OF 1G yard.
tAt Paris johnny kilhanH
Cleveland world champion frHth.
~ofWrIEht announced Co re- group of
French .uurtsmon hc wIa willing
90 meet luEeu" DrIuui. French
Hhntamwr.gh champion at au,
i.iur
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-17

Tho unurbtcrs 81 the Am,ri,n
Revolution VIII huld q idEe t,l
In Tuesday April 81. TO- Use Mas, ni
Temple. the p-lt.siH OF which vii,
Doe used to prrtr n"iIrrrrf O. lia-
furlc points iu N ~ NeNis, u1lti,.
ulurly those iu tho Nt.iuity ct Al
~hIuusruur rho committee ll
-hurpe 90 arrangements for the tcy
are Mra A. q ShuTne. chairman
Mr. Euohou I'r. ny. g. O. l.uihy J.
IS Han o. a. Porter. Hcserva-
'nua may be- made with Mrs. Shot-
ffD
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-17
Wine. CaIVe Viii Tutor Girl With
Most Wonderful Child Voice

liN Mn service
WICHITA. KAN. April Il
.r, .t.,t mn ODD.
. nave ever h''I"s
Mime Emmu tulNo. noted sinEor
of In. fIfl, rol, Ia Carmen raii
And Do praise was prompted hS
one little SONG sung ly iI-vcar-pll
Kathleen I,,rsftpr , high scnoni
@ ..n.
r..Ir gtbl., ard h.,
r.,b.r .,. o.. ...rl,,v ~.
,,I.. d., I.r .l.if. b., t,brI.r..
r .,rt..r, r-.,,. men all.
. ,..u ga. -.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-17
Get Months Rent
For Every Child
Born in Apartment

NINIrE calf ArUl a. BEN
IHWiu ir.i. loves children tie
Uua opened 900 apartment huua,
here lly announce thDf uu DO
married person. may rent apart
UIguf- Families Including NOR,
Tim ONE child Will nave their rent
scaled downward nt the monthly
rate OF n child Every apart
usut wh,r, 90 child Is born VIII Doe
credited with ONE month rent huI
BE- af the end of GO y,fr they have
uo children, their rent viii be
.IuuIIrH
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-17
Man Beaten Up
AT Dance Hall

Jose TauavIIos Of Martlnc1town
wla attacked hy unknown men H,
thp dance af Dufanss last night
Hud riNsu n fHfic beating
EUuHtIlss aiid Ee Was attacked
ono tht d1ur uf thn dance halt An
ambulance waF called from Alhu-
uusrluD to take him 90 hiH home
Uud nr g. NJ clayton called.
Other ihau 81 few bruises ana the
lH af l tooth. the man was ratd
u be -.-ILnE n.AIlE Inhny-
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-17
Charred Bodies of
Couple Found in
Ruins of Home

Los ANGELES. April i1.- Two
churr"d bodies. Thought TO bee those
Of clyde vs. Dayton, aged 90.
farmer reputcd wealthy. and hA
WIG Lulu Dayton SO. were found
By sheriff. deputies ia tho nshe.
Of fhylr home iu Dayton Canyon.
bwues valley about 30 miles
north ut L.u4 Angeles last night.
ItputI'- aid they hall'vrd pay
tom and DIS VII, had either met
death lg Violence zoo tho hands a.
bandits &C DO was ID case Of murder
uUI sulDIl, N,iphuors said the
Dayton cabin burned iust Wcdnr--
day ami thn couple had not been
.t.u since Hhru.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-17
SPORT NEWS
TWO BOUTS FOR
DEMPSEY IN LONDON
BEING ARRANGED
Joe Bracket and Blum
enfield May Mix With
the Champion

LONDON. Aprll 17.-rho Crys
t1l Palace arena. which seats roo
goo persons. has been engaged By
OBJ syndicate which hopes Co stage
two bouts during Jack Dempsey
ftH BOO ErEitud
Ccorse Mcdonald. promoter De-
uruuo-lng that Dempsey uudortak"
tu finish Joe ucck,tt. British
champion .u six rounds and jack
Iumcrfuld bon four
Scat prices will range from aIN
th.I.uea |U five pounds sterling.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-17
NNSoN III

CHICAGO. Aprli 1.-THE body
90 Adrian e. Auzuu hero ot thou
sand UI baseball fms and other
Sports enthusiasts was buried here
today In lakewood cemetery. FL
nal tribute was paid hy his friends
who attended funeral services yes
torduv morning a. which k'ncaiW
NJ Lands baseball commissioner
delivered the tuloEy The body
uf MIS- Ansun. now buried in PM
udelphin. viii be- brought here ind
Inferred al his side.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-17
Vicinity of City
Is Stocked With
. 5000 Young Frogs

The vicinity OF Albuquerque will
no longer he frogicss Twelve
hlrgc ball frogs and 5000 polly
ysoga. or very young frogs. were
dumped into tho ponds and the
uf oran9o yesterday ~ n com
ml1tea made an ~ Sheriff Tony
Oruz. Harry johnson and Charles
1rho frogs were sent hcro By the
anfe game department AZ the re-
.unat ~ the local Game Protective
~~iation NJ ~ expected that
slrs wni do well In his vicinity.
~o.f beSides helping to keep down
ina vermin insects, will afford
An tsement 20 boys who want u
~ huulInK with n sling shot or a
800 elrn The vrricty used are
~, ~ with the most eatahle hind
tee5 which arc considered quite o
III eary by people accustomed "
eat nG them.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-17
Four Will Compete
In Golf Semi-F tina

The sDmI-Nuul round In tn.
i~iosouwald Golf cup tournament
VIII he played an the CDunfry club
links next Sunday Eight men
who have won the Gun tn prpyi-
Gus e. tnok part 600 the play
ing yesterday. The result y,stcr-
dav were.
.Giomi defeated Or q. s. Eucr
two up; Grover Divine dofeJtos
John T.oruyy three up. Joe Swll-
ium defeated A. O.. sims two up
and leo Murphey defauifed O Dr..
J u. Van Alta.