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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-07
Eighth Grsde Wins
Las Vegas Track Meet

LAS VEGAS, y. NJ. May g.
Eighth gsnde boys anu girls won
he Fast Las Vegas public schools
inter-clnFs track meet. Thuraday.
rho pupiln Participating were from
he 18th. seventh. eighth and ninth
vradcr. ana were classified for
competition Into three divisions,
according 10 weight. The eighth
raderf madc 1871 points: ninth
nadcrs 20 points. sixth grinders.
70 points and seventh graders. 81
1niufs. Tho point winners for tho
East sidc schools will contest with
be boys and girls from the West
idc schools on May 49,
Tho Hirh school has announced
hat ROY. n. n. Mills. pastor OF
tho FIRST Methodist church. will
deliver the baccnlaureatc address
10 tho graduating class on May 2S.
Tho commencement viii De held on
Juno 2 when Rev. Il. &. Jackson.
pastor OF the First Presbyterian
church. viii give the address.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-07
Mountain Homes
For Roswell People

ROSWELL n. ~. May g.
MAINTAIN playground in the White
md Captain mountains Wcal Of
N0rwcli will be- used more c-fcU-
StS%ly this summer than ever be-
tor. Many Roswcii people are
budding cabins on the Euidusu
riffr In the White isouniains umi
In the ArruyF scco in the Captain
rn1%Hantnins. The Pine Lodge agso-
ciation. composed OF Roswell bus
mess men, j. erecting a number OF
cabins for rental la connection
with Pine Lodge. the summer no
tek OF the Capiiana. which haf
BON put under now mnnagrncnf
ana will be much better equipped
tubnccommodntc tpuristH this fuin
mfr than al any time in the past,
Dn the Ruldp-a river in trH
Wtttc mountalnr. Tho White Noun
tain Inn h cunipptd W taNe rare
offhc tourift4 who prefer hotel acc
con- modntlons. while cabins r.
nvuiiahie for those who wish 10 do
theif cooling Foo tno-e VINO
witsh TO lend "a Htiii simpler NE.
tlfrfr are many beautiful spots Tor
csnlping No charge ~ n-tdc far
crfnnplnc Camper nrs merely
nA4ed by the fofsaf afrVicr 10 lpfl
thtir campinr placna ,lean nn'l 80
observe -prccuutlona lu regard a.
forrest fires.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-07
3 INDIANS WILL
NOT HANG MAY 10
ON MURDER CHARGE
Case Will Go to SUI
preme Court; Execu-
ton Stayed

GALLUP May G-Thc three
Navajo .ndis-g scntcncod 60
ha1E May ~ In tho distfir. cour.
horc ON "a chars. Of first degree
murder in connection with the
death OF Frank Lewis, trader of
tho NaVttO reservation. viii get an
automatic stay 90 execution OF
fruu several months TO two years.
Permission wuf granted this wcck
hy the court FOR an appeal or the
trial 20 the state supreme court
wh.eh moans that execution viii be-
held up untn the higher court
passes on tho cnsc.
Tho Indians did not dcaii1o the
fcriuusncs uf the prcdicnmcnt M
which they were until the court
had passed s%cntouco, 10 IL claimed.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-07
Farweu Banker
Cleared of Murder

CLOVIS. g. 49,. Mny GThe
Jury IN the cpsr ~ the state ~
Tcyas versus a. T.. Guy charged
with the murder Of g. q. f'nrif0r.
On March G. returned o. verdict Of
not guilty.
Parker o. rHnchmnn was shot
hy Guy. Wild wnr PRECEDENT OF
farmcrs' state Rank ~ Fnrwcll,
whom Parker Dr. alleged Ca nave
Threatened him.
Parker had auarrclcd with Guy
oVe tho lhifcr'H turning down Of
o. check ~ parkur'a on account Of
inauffirirnt funds. When Guy
icr the bank lntor he found Parker
waiting FOR him on IN" street. a
threat WIS made ana Guy fired.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-07
Former Deming
Resident Dies

pENiING. May crrws ~ tho
death 81 a. j. Kyle in Austin. Tex.
on April 90. hns been received here
in "a letter from Josephine q.
johnson. "a niece % the deceased.
Mr.. KYLE had been visiting rcin-
tives IN Austin and wns apparent
~ ia the best Of health. He mad
eaten u hearty breakfast ana was
just starting 20 q barber snop 90
grt "a shave whom he was tnEcu 100.
Death followed iu n very fow min
utc. burial wa bold sunday at
tcrronu In ola Kyle cemetery.
Mr. kvic was we'll aud favor
ably known in Ieminr and Luna
county having lived here some 80
years nrD. Duriug his residence In
nculinH he was employed Az q
mounted aeNasy cdiiecl orr Or GUS
tome
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-07
Mosquero Is Made
A Corporate Town

MoaQUEHo \ A.. aey c.
Nnsquofo waH made mn i%ncnrhor-
aird town hy the i,nnri of county
commissioners ~ fiarfiug county
after thcy received tho report 80
tho cnlunty surveyor and ccngnr
onumerutors on MAY T. The
boundaries 81 the town Include
more than SO acres. ma Tho town
has 70 population ~ about 500, nc-
curdinE to The ccnHus report
The cotamis.aonors have called a
special election for May 16. for
the election 81 town officers. On
some date between now and MAY
% n meeting ~ cifizrns win DE-
called 10 nominate mon Tor theac
offices.
Tho action was taken iv tho
county commissioners az the result
81 "a petition ~preE1uicd by ho pea-
Mo ~ Moauucro nt the first meet
INK Of the board ga Apui
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-07
j. r. Hull Returning
To Clovis for Visit

CLOVIS. N. a.. March c.-J. n
Hun. Secretary TO Governor u.
Mont Riley OF Porto Rico. who has
been IN Washington for several
days on official business. loft the
capitol city Friday FOR Cicsis.
whore ne will spend n Few dnys
with his parents and friun14 lie
has announced that he viii r-turn
to Ctivis In Tine TO serve as scna-
TOT from Curry county at the next
sessior " the legislature. 20 which
office he was cl.oted at tho last
EeHefal election. fof the p.tiud OF
four years.
S.nstor Heirs many friends are
glad % learn OF this decision ana
VIII welcome him home.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-07
ID IN LAS VEGAS
NORMAL GRADUATE
CLASS This YEAR
35 Girls and l3 Men
Will Receive Di-
plomas in June
lspccieI TO Tho IIcraidl

LAS VEGAS, ~ NJ. May G..
That the New Mexico Normnl uni-
versity Il doing work Of more than
stole Wide importance j. shown hy
the fact that candidates fur diplo-
m4s and degrees la the ciasH oi
ie1s represent ~ counties and
seven states. pf the IS gradu-
a~tes-elec, 90 are from without Nam
Miguel county. Thrrc arr - cam
didhtes Tor degrees above high
schpOl rank, which Shove that the
Efforts OF tho school "a incrrusr lu-
tcnsrt In preparation Tor the higher
towels OF the teaching prurraaon
ara bearing Huit. OF the 20 can
dldAtcs for high schnol diploma.
IL r. from without sun Miguel
county. Of the 10 candidates Tor
degree of bachelor ~ pedagogy,
eieht are from without san miguel
COUNTY: Of the five candidates -ar
mafter % pedagogy. three are from
without SaH Misuei county Inc
ntUnbcr ct students from a Mi-
KUN county shows larger than a
bofla fide count would give for tho
rrakon that many students move
10 LAS Vegas TO avail themselves
~ the educational Opportuniticr
giving their residence "A las We
gas who. after graduation. again
molc 10 other parts.
The class numbcrg 30 girls and
- men.
The candidates for graduation
nncheior Of Arts In Education
Lorraine Trainer. Irene VIII Howe.
aud Emile N Bacn. all Of Las
Vega.
Master Of Pcdngogy-A. May Os-
mohd r~ochranyilic. Pa f.arl J..
Heck. Dexter Mary Holt. RGswcii;
Mo. hay Thornburgh ana lnnbciic
Strsusscn, Las Vegas.
Bachelor 90 pedacury-lrcue
Gake. Artcsla. Pearl Campbell.
frenc Schmidt. Ration; Anna l'air-
cigfh. Katherine Faircloth. santa
EAa. selma Si1cr. Tnsnmouic.
Mos Jones. Duncan. Ark Myrtle
Bihau. Louise De Bou. I.li-u Arr
milo. Leila Crosfcit and ieuhc!lp
nsVtos. Lar Vegas
High school diploma Gladys
Nc ann. Florence. Arts. Elizabeth
Ii4ssk. Taos: JOhn stanicid. ''rgil
WAX. Grady, ora Nifrhrr.r. fuirs
VIM. Mont: Albert Schuia. Long
Be1ch cant; Anna Miami Ahutr
son Coimer. Elilse WI taftr. Nara
Vrsa, Dnuln Taylor, fildH NaIl
Lake Birriinsimni. kiu.; rordciIJ
la4nmhaCh. l,y. no torn
Tnpmas; Won pfnekstt Trinche'a.
tdfo.; Sybil Iioasc. Madrid: EHh b.
Horne. Edward poutfhuan 1nrn
Stanford. Pete Hunkrnt2, Noruih.
StCrnrt. elem s.smfnrd, Anaetts D.
BOT. f.ouias Ackermun JesephinH
OMiaiiey. Joe litra. Russell Linz
bdkc. Emma Lou Wit Della Cham
hdfs, Las Vegas.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-07
SHOOTS
ROSWELL CADET

ROSWELL n NJ, Nay s-Cadet
y q. Heiluinn n the Nov MeAiro
Military Institute was .iUt lu ths
foot With 10 shotgun d. ice flrm-
Ing. rou 10 a.. *. Fleming. n well
known californian this wulling -
miles unrfhNntt or ltusweil
4 bunch ~ cudcts wlfe %ourou'e
90 their cnmp at Zinc Lode fnr
tho Weekend. Thoy hud stopped
ut The Fleming ranch ami were get
ding n drink 80 tho windmill flfm-
INK claims the shotgun was dis
chnrerl accidentally as he stepped
over "a plpp. Tho cadet was
brought bnok here for medical ne
ftntiun. uoctorE my amputauun %
the foot probably VIII o. nnseHstrv .
The sheriff this afternoon ore
ra god FlcwinE Hc wns released
on $1,000 bond pcndlus prriiminafy
hearing Tuesday.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-07
Iuikart Again to
Head Clovis c. of c,

CLOVIS. y. M., May at tho
annual directors meeting OF the
Clovis Chamber Of Commerce. W.
l.. Luikart a reelected prcsl-
dent and w. 10. Cramer was eject
"a Nicr-pregident. both by unnni-
nous vote. A number OF commit
toes also appointed AZ tho
meeting 10 look into possibilities
for a tourist camping ground. con-
ter with tho Masonic lodge iernrd-
ing the founding OF "a sanatorium
here. ana the remarklng OF Abo
ms
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-07
Clovis to Have a
Boxing Card May 10

CLOVIS, y. NJ. May Ga hox-
Ink match VIII be staged here or
May no ln which Young Hcwctf Of
Clovis and Ike Conliron. of Sry-
mour. TeNar. will De the prin-
Kid Rnvbnrn, ct Clovis and
Charlie bloom VIII stage the rrwi-
flnni event, Teraa siuRscr 81 Far
we'll. and Twin cry Kid. VIII put
on "a four round preliminary.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-07
Santa Fe Bank
Takes Up $35, 900
Deposit Certificates

sANTA TE. MAY THO Snntn
Pc hank hy May ~ will have taken
up certificates Of deposit. Issued 90
tho state treasurer. In the sum OF
F55.unO.
C~erfinrntes worth $4,000 al
ready have been taken up and SIS.
600 moro VIII be- taken up May ~.
when they full du>
Thosr certificates were Issued A.
tho sum OF approximately Saa0,o0o
when the bank rrupenod. for state
moneys un deposit when the bank
closed early In December. made
payable to the state treasurer and
distributed among other banks h.
the state.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-07
Roswell Reports
A Building Boom
fsncclnI 10 Tho Hernldi

ROSWELL. y. NJ. May al
keeping with tho return 81 pros
'u"rlfr 90 tho pcoos valley. ainnf
VII the rest or Kew MeViro. =
ben the resumption of building a.
.fivi pa In E0fwell this snrirr
Noouu new buildings which nav
.Func M are two filling station
The new chrlstiun Scieucc church
'nnt "a uumicr ~ dwelling HORSE
ifvl uairn remodcling has beer
done on "a dozen on moro -,rf'
.hun1inesl ard a mndtra apaF
nsut o. hclng erected.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-07
RedIake Hen Lays
3 Mammoth Eggs
Every Week, Claim

ppRTALES y ~. May s-R.
D. strong. rancher a. the Redlnko
rummuniuity near here, last wcet
brought In an egg which woighcs
mo quarter Of u pound and maps-
urod "a by lie inches. Tho
'gg. whom opened. was found to-
Do well formed and Ind hut one
follow S'rorg rnys that he gots
'hroo eggs Of this size q week. and
hat they are being laid by n
Rhode Island hen.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-07
Judgment Against
Ysnkee Coal Co.
tgpcclni TO The HcrnIdl

SANTA Pa My 6-Judemont
for So. 5S1.o5n was granted Muc-
fftrth kellrgg and S~tuvyrsnnt
hh rruHinre, against the Nnul,oe
Fu,l company hv Judge Nchlcfi -
the federal district court to-day.
Tho plaintiff alleged tho fuel
company had dofaultcd In the pay-
mont % interest and principal on
bonds which they held.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-07
Las Cruces May Be
Chosen for Place
For a Sanatorium
tsurrlni 10 Ihc TIrraldD

las CIfIIli3l = N. N1V 9
Emo. HrlCru"ut In regard 90 tho
location 20 the national Methodist
tuhcrculur sHuntnrlum ln Las CRU
cor hH honr rrcalfCl hy uhs
Chrmhor nf Commerce more in the
form o. "a number ~ ioftnrr from
delegate VIM attended the annual
cnnfrrouco ~ that ohurrh ar 40,
Springs trkansta. two week ago.
Thee" i~eticrs atufn TINT lAG Cru
crs will be- seriously considered ns
a altc whom thu pXcrufivr board ~
tho church gets together 10 make
itu decision.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-07
Santa Fe Team
Plays Las VI
AT Capt.

'TiHtthi 70 Tie
SANTA FE. May g.
chief reliance In Sund
game. with Las We'd
placed In a hard hi
which last season ha)
average of .3ci.
Although somewhat
fielding this hunch1
Manager Davy thinks.
fer those they mnn OF
they step 10 the buttci
baik any attempt on IN
Emil Griephan, the MED
fiinErr. 20 repeat his 4
performance when hcI
Santa Fc.
"Orasshoppcr'' Weiss Y
tossing for Santa Fe.
Governor Mechem vii
first hall. Mayor Closson
baekstop and Arthur
president OF tho Buainenl
sociation. win be the Il
up.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-07
Man Held in Clovis
May Be Wanted Also
Out in California

cLoyfs. \. n. May e.-puy W
Ury. who WINS arrested here Inst
work when he tricd % get money
fnem the First National bank by
r1fing that be had unlimited
nt-ans In q California nanN. may
he A Kuhn. who is wanted IN fct-
ifnnn. California. n q forgery
rhhtse.
Al deputy sheriff from the CAL
r9fnia town II now on his way
hare 10 identify the man VINO W
"a the CURT count" lall Tho
ld1al hank correspondence with Call
fefnls banks to find cut this truth
* his story.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-07
Quarantine on Dogs
In Dona Ana County

SANTA re. My Following
reports that u dog believed rnbid
had bitten WI children. who are
nov under treatment. o. quarantine
has been ordered on dogs in bonn
ANA county. q wls announced at
the public health bureau.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-07
HERALD WANT AD

Arc thoroughly ira
writer's. If you so dcs
viii gladly assist you
ing your ad.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-07
sink MlAed a.ir.ue.

afem esery with NJ nftrac-
i've nn the ail-9llk materials
nt mlch higler rriccs. Ia bad
quality, yard ........ ssr
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-07
The c~rOtonnes

which women are buying
nowadaya for aprons AMI
house dr"HFeH or Tor collar nnl
cuff sets. yard. $50 10 aOc
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-07
Normandy Swiss

a popular wafh fabric IN
pole dot nattcrns. both iisht
and dark color. Sac
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-07
STATE CAPITAL AND NEW MEXICO NEWS
STEPHEN B. DAVIS
TO RUN FOR SENATE
Jones to Be Candidate
for Reflections; Pol
itics Active

EAST LAS VEGAS. ~. NJ. My
c-m R0awgn this week GctrH, N.
Hunlcr, chairman ri tho dcmp-
cratic static committee, Issued o. fore
NAL statement in whieh De su-
nounced the candidacy ~ Senator
q. a. Jones 60 succccd hifnscH 600
thr tniied States senate. Tho nn-
ununcrmcut, which WINS telegraph
od to 20 local paper hero. quoted MI.
liuuktr us fulluwHi
"eplltnr Jones hns authorize 9
mo Co shy that hr y an active rln-
lidntr nud Indications ar. that he
VIII Boz unHnlmously nominated"
While there hue been little doubt
that Souatur Jones would srck the
democratic nomination, HunEefs
announcement settles tho nnrirr
definitely and there sccms no rcl-
son Co doubt that tho senutnr VIII
receive his pnrty'H u-rHrlWous 20
dorssemcnt for recollection.
Tho announcements hrs led lng
NcEns people To- more Tran orli-
nary interest 10 state politics since
thcro ia mora than "a Probability
that the republican na wen uR the
democratic candidate Ter the srn-
ate may come from TINS city.
Davis to Han
For sometime past Il g. we'll
known that Judge stephen Il Dr.
via has hcnn urged uy hia fricnds
hose aud in other socuorH ~ tho
.ntat1 o. become 81 r1nd jItr f1r tho
republican u-uuluHtiuu Cor Orc sHu-
ut so~ntlfftrt Tor nir uomiunulu
huH boon growing steadily uHHtinu-
larlr ln Northern Sow Mrs.lo anI
he VIII undoubtedly have u r.ft
strong body co. supporters In thn
stnic convention, alihough Doc has
yet made no statement OF any
Kind 60 indicate hiH attitude to-
ward the nomination.
Judge Davis was appointed 90
tho state supreme court las; year
by Governor Merhom. 90 fll thv
vucansy cnused by the resignation
% judge e. =. RoWeris Al the
time of his appointment Judgc
Davis stated that De would not hc
o. Clndidufc for election Co the
bench Tor the vacancy 20 be- filled
next November. Al that time ne
was WIDELY discussed us "a senator
i1i possibility and this discussion
which has continue steadily since.
hrH crygialzcd into a strong de-
mnnd for his nomination.
Friends OF Judge Davis said here
TO-DAY thut while De had mndc no
sinf0mrut 60 them and had author
lied nothing MS a. his attitude to-
ward the nomination. they believed
D. would accept 90. and they are
Irrrnriur 90 begin an ACTIVE cam
pa -n in his behalf.
Two Candidates iu ffcid
There HrH sIrrHfV TWO ngfiyf
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-07
EngIish Prints

Arc niwnyn favuritoa with
their bright, Quaint designs;
aud are inexpensive Ut. .5Sc
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-07
st. Mary's Students
To Present Play

The Truthful Editor. n comedy
drama IN three acts. will be at1gt 7
bv High school students OF ~.
Mary'a school "wednesday, May 10,
IN the assembly han Of tho school.
4 matinee for school children will
begin NJ q o'clock "Wednesday
afternoon. Tho evening perform
You win find II in our Clagzi.
fed Columns
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-07
Winsome New
Wash Materials
Dress swisseS

Daintily Embroidered with
dots Ia white or coiora on col
orod grounds. Imported goods
Of splendid quality. yd sf.5o
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-07
1ucumcari Boy, Age
3 Is Crushed to Death

T~UCUMCARL. y NJ. May g.
Plans for the burial % T. J..
Hawkins. Ir.. s-year-oid % 81 r.
4. Hawkins who was crushed q
death under tho whcrir ~ n truck.
were made here today +. L.
Hawkins. the chiid'H father. vas
riding on the truck wilton the baby
fell from the seat and was Killed
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-07

The Growlnr
store" Iphouc
asa.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-07
Crepe de Chine

IN many different shades; 40
Inches wldc-the -ervircnhl.
Niik .....s..... $3.50 TO $3.50
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-07
Gsorgette Crepe

Better kinds for drcssns and
biousesi fo-inch. $500 "a.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-07

There HrH already two active
candidates for the republican SEM
iarlVl nomination ln The fold.
urrberE d. Holt of Ina C.ucaa s
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-01-06

for her new husband and for her work in the army. Her father, a for mer worker in the Army was called upon and he spoke from the floor, telling how glad he was to have such a good daughter.
 Then the bridegroom was called upon and he in turn told how glad he was to be there and how thankful he was for so splendid a wife. Then he sang a solo. Altogether it was a most jcy- full wedding with all the audience which comfortably filled the hall, joining in with songs and laughter.
 The Young Peoples orchestra fur nished the wedding music with much spirit Captain and Mrs. Carpenter left after the ceremony on short we'd ding trip to Philadelphia and on their return they will have charge of the Army work in Norwich.
 Proceeding the ceremony there was farewell was given Commandant Der mody and Adjutant Larkin, of the To- cal corps who are to leave this week, the former to go to Washington and the latter to Baltimore.
 A number of out of town guests were present at the wedding among them being Adjutant and Mrs Won South Norwa1k, Ensign and Mrs. Phil lips of Waterbury, Adjutant and Mrs Crawford of New Haven, Capt and Mrs Addey of Meriden, and Capt Anderson of Boston.
 Just before the ceremony. Capt. Gates who Is a "1assie" of great beauty-sang am appropriate song charge to the wedding and the pro- ceeds from this will be used for fur thering the work of the Army among the poor of the city.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-01-06
Captain Weeds Captain
 At Salvation Army
 Headquarters Here

Bridgeport has had many weddings but not in 13 years has 1t had one like that which took place Wednesday evening at Salvation Army head o'clock, in the auditorium. a demure and earnest "lassie" promised to love and honor one of the Captains of the Army for the rest of her life Lieut.: Capt. Charles Carpenter of Nichols street, this city were the happy young couple Capt Vivian Gates, of Mont peder, Vt. was bridesmaid and Capt. bride and bridesmaid wore their Sal vation Army uniforms of dark blue and each carried a huge arm bouquet of roses arranged in shower eftact, that of the bride being of white roses and the bridesmaids of pink.
 The platform lon which the young couple stood for the ceremony. had been decorated for the occasion and from the ceiling suspended streamers of narrow colored ribbons with card ing from them. The American and the Salvation Army flag. held by Standard Bearers formed 8 back ground for the ceremony.
 The jovial Major David Main, of Hartford, Divisional Commander for Connecticut, officiated, using the Sal vation Army service which pledges the young couple to give their lives to fuTthering the work of the Army. The double ring service was used. Following the ceremony several let ters and telegrams of congratulatbon from officers in other corps were read and then Major Main, who does not hesitate to mix laughter with pray CTS. made some amusing remarks and called upon the blushirg young bride for a speech.
 Mrs. Carpenter said that she was glad to be there which of course brought down the house and then went on to tell how thankful she was
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-01-06
MRS. SPRAGUE. NEW PRESIDENT OF VETS
 AUXILIARY HERE

Mrs Charles H. Sprague was elect ed president of the Women's auxil- iary of the American Legion at a meeting held Wednesday night in the Harry w. Congdon Post headquarters on Golden Hill street. The other of hcers are: Mrs. Nellie Mutt. vice pres ident; Mrs. Bernard Stratton, secre- tary, and Miss Elizabeth Black, treas urer. Irving Davis.- Mrs. Nellie Will Hams, Mrs. John Hanley, Mrs. George B. Garlick and Mrs. F. l.. Leiss are of the executive commit tee.
 After the reading of the reports which proved the auxiliary to be in f1ourish1ng condition, plans were made for a large bridge party to be held Wednesday afternoon, January 25. in the sun parlor of the Stratf1eld
 hotel.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-01-06

 (held recently at the Bridgeport Boys club in honor of MT. and Mrs. Henry Rowe, who were recently married. MT. Rowe is a star basketball and baseball player and a faovrite among the club members.
 Miss Lena Turney, matron at the club, was chairman of the party, as- sisted by Chick Clark. The program was as follows:
 Buck and wing dance, D. CretteIla; i; songs by the Rector Harmony Four solo by Chick Clark; waltz clog dance by Mccullough and Manay; solo by Steve Dondero and Frisco dance by L. Weary. After the entertainment refreshment were served and games, chair dances and a barn dance were enjoyed. Music was furnished by the knickerbocker Jazz Boys
 After the grand march Miss Lena Iurney, on behalf of the senior mem bcrs of the club, presented the newly weds with a handsome gift.