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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-08

Situations Wnnted-AInlo III
SREb III MAN and buon keeper desire, ,,v-
sIIoh with rct!a BILE concern: competent
I" handle onicr force and details Apply
no' y 40. Ih.e IN" Dispaich.
'f'ItI. NAN. experienced. 10 years ok
r"iI'nDc As credit and office manager.
desires p"siiiu" by November ! g. Apply
Box !: >!6. care The Dispatch.
SPECIALITY SALESMAN Experienced
~ "sh'u. opcn FOR good selling article:
also experienced in organizing forces.
Il So. care The Dispatch.
MEt! iANICAI. craftsman. four years cx-
p"Tl'ncs N electrical engineering work
desires position. part OF full time. 4. ..
i'oS 90. Richmond. Va
WANTED. position as master machinisi;
h"Nr h'd hH'en years experience; thor
"hEh!y familiar with all Kinds OF
!h'nerS have thorough knowledge Of all
h'hh~ "f contractors euuipm.nt; Al
references. Iioh e SO, care The Dis
uH'ch
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AUTOMOBILES
AutuiIIouIIcs for Salo

ALL THE uSEL.CAR BUYER
WANTS Is a clear. brief statement
"f unrarnishrd truth. See us for
used cars. II We haven't what you
want we can get II for you.
The unparalleled popularity of
the iupmnb!lv commands for n,
an unlimited number Of good used
cars which ~ have declined to
trade. because arc not forced
l" do 80 IN order 10 sell Hup-
mobiles.
The Trust worthy House
ANDERTpN AUTO Co, INC
1887 Yves; Broad Street.
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Fun.,sI Dir~c,on


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FINANCIAL
business Opportunities


GRoCERf and confectionery, in center Of
city. for sale. good stand for man and
VIE; bad health reason for selling. rent
reasonable. Box J to2. care The Dis
patch.
PARTNER wanted Ia take half In,rrcs,
in we'll established Dodge agency For
particulars. write Box io3. car. This
Dispatch.
10 You want your business sold! See
Meyer Kai;nan, 500 Mutual BuildtnY
bOfERS WANTED for good groceries a nj
c"h!"c'ion"rics stoyos Apply NJ, LcIn
son. boulevard Ji3S-J.
INVEST your money IN Richmond Ia
N"s'iSaie AN opportunity OF unusual
security and splendid prunis. 80, r sJJ
care IN" Dispatch
CHANCE TO MAKE $500 monthly: CON
i"ciion"ry, soft drinks and cigar busi-
ness. Hampton. Va. oldest and
w""ithicst city In virginia. 20 million
d"ilars Ia be spent In that general see.
non III neat year. Fort Monroe Lang.
ley Field. Soldiers HON. and Normal
school with their population OF g. 900
ia addition 10 community population or
I"'"pu. m'"" prosperous patronage: own
- ">ilm"i" stock and nsturcs. $1,000
Price only $500 ~, rem, iu., Jga
S"nnciviIl. Realty Co. Newport New.
Na.
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Dispatch Want Ads Pay-Begm Using Them Today
ANNOUNCEMENTS
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Lost and Found

Aost duu Nounu ~
PACKAGE ~, dry goods left IN vosi.of, 90
Nor"nr"r q. around 5.iS y. NJ. Please
return p" ~ North Twenty eighth St
Richmond Va
PEARLs-Ics; .;rins .: r.arl, in TO,
Apartment 10. ll!o West Grace Re
PURSE M"nlnN afternoon, green Leather
purse VITA money. Liberal reward for
rcturu. ~. North Adams street
SETTER Lost. from COS West Fvanalin.
's-Sr ret i-i.h setter dog with she
owners name. Mrs. John + Anderson.
on 'G~ collar also q license tas Re
'vari 's'l boulevard S:oi
LOST near Peach. ! BLACK and whit.
male hound
LOST Monday r,o-n,nc November {. be-
'~""n Fit'h and grace and FRS, Ma
von'' HauN Bl!lduE. ONE string ~
p"'ris Fini"r Tl"s>" return ~ Mrs
sHt fsr> Reward Madison .779-w.
5>.,. ReNsrj crSwt"ra M.s. Co., 90"
second sad Decatur Streets.
,"sr- F-nae, "h~ white ,nd lilac, Spo,
-a r.u.af- hound vI.h brown az. ant
collar end chain around her neck. Cal;
EsnI..vn !sE-
-'ST--''" Patterson Avenue SUNDAY even
ans nu- h",Il.shr. r.m and rcH.c,or
t1t-' pess- cs. Madison s.:
.hST-E-owu fu- uar-a'.c- liberal -.
'arl = r-'nra-i g" a.. West Franklin
Will v-r-,u Nhr and. my u,t- white.
e-'wn "~r"i pup9v. HE month. old
ease -rfurr to 1900 Carolina Avenue :
--~sra Holm u Tsy'or II.
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Good Things TO Eat
seeds, Plants, Fertilizers o.:

rEAS FOR SOLE rabham. SIS. mixed
cIayS. $3.50 ( o. b. &c-s-s. :. =. c. l..
Poole.
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EMPLOYMENT
Help Wnntc,l-,ia;e
WANTED. truck drivers Apply 100,
East Iiruad.

"ANrED--A number OF Hrs, and second
class iron pipcnttcrs and Blenders on
locomotive work. steady Job and no
labor 'roublc. Address. giving expert
enc". Bon i0i. care The Dispatch.
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AUTOMOBILES

WhhtcU-AutOmObi II
AUTOS bought. sold exchanged. MIR
Rawlings. Motor Exchange. Jl3 West
broad Street.
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Help Wanted--Mnle


DARuERs wANTEp-Mu h. nrs,-crass,
pay 20 per cent. Z. I. Green. Oxford.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-08

WE buy. sell or "1ChanI. furnl,ura W
r.. Roanc. North Adams street
THROUGH fortunate purchase we hsy.
limited number OF N"H Perfection
farm lighting plants 3c-volt, complete
win - cell batteries. Regular prize.
$500 our special bargain price. ;.75
FOR d"monH,ratl"n. phone Randolph ll:3
liacki"y Morrison 90.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-19
Two Ships Driven
Ashore in a Gale;
Crews Are Saved

NEW YORK. May is-Driven
by a vicious eastern gale, two
government ships-Eagle Boat No
II and the army steamer Gener-
al John W. Wllkins- pounded
ashore on Long Island carry to-
dDy aud are reported to be break
INK up.
The gale. which sprang up on
the heels Of terrific rainstorm
about 1 n. IN. wrought naVoc
along the coast Even tho giant
Aauitania. Unbound from Europe.
made hard sailing ~ her drive
along the island and at one timc
coast guards rep rted, there was
fear she might get In too close
and come To grief ON one OF the
many hidden bars.
The General WiIkins pounded
In ON the rocks At Orient Point
Wednesday. soon after she struck,
her crew was off and the ship had
been given up as iost.
The Eagle Boat. newly attached
TO the dry navy struck hidde a
shifting bar one mile off AmHEan-
sctt. Her crew OF sixty men was
rescued In series OF thfiliing
dashcs on the surface on a wave
lr-submerged raft to which the
men iashed themselves.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-19
Edison Recommends
Ford's Offer for
Shoals Be Accepted

wAstTTNsGToN. Nav is-Ac-
ceptance by the government Of
Henry Ford's offer for develop
fnent Of the Muscle shoals pro-
iecfs was recommended TO mem
ho~s of senate agriculture com
.nitfee In conferences las nirht
bv Thomas A Edison. who re-
Gently Surveyed the Aiahama pro-
pefties 10 carinsnY with the De-
froit manufacturer.
No ru~ouncement OF the visit
~ WashinRton % the inventor
was made and a was not until o.
dsv Inst R"v s.nc Fscept those who
participated IN tho conferences
knew OF them.
NJ Edtsnn was aaid 20 hnvg
assured senators that Nr. Ford
would use the Muscle Ebnnlf
plants IN she manufacture Of fef-
iiilger and w this connection de-
clarsf h~ him~eif was intererted
IN devoiopins an American potash
e'tnnly 20 romneie with the pro
duets u German exporters The
Inventor further told senator's that
Ne wins causing experiments 10 b.
made in connection with an cx.
tensive alnte deposit IN Tennessee
which had a potash coutcit aver
aging Is percent
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-19
Mob Burns Negro
At Stake for Murder
Of White Woman

DAvIsBORO. Ga. Ma yls.--The
mob which burned Charlie ktkf1f&S
1b-year-oid negro. at the stake yes
terday dispersed today apparently
satisfied that Atklrs alone was re-
sponsible for the death OF Mrs.
Elizabeth Kitchens. a mail cerricr.
who was shot to death on the road
side
Before bis death Atkins ~ said
20 have told the mob that Ichn
Henry Tarver another negro. Was
implicated In the crime. hut after
searching for Tnrver for several
hours. I'll quest was abandoned.
A. sunset yesterday the body cf
Atkins hung suspended from a tree
NJ the scene OF Mrs Kitchens'
death. II was riddled with huf-
lets and partly burned. Marks OF
earlier floeging were visible.
sheriff English ef Washington
county and the Rev A. =. scE.rs
, made frui,iess appeals 10 prSveni
the lynching
The desire 10 posTe,e Mrs. Kifch-
ems automobile IL said Ia have In
fmenced Atkins. who Il said To have
confessed killing her.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-19
Detectives Go to
Investigate Wedding
OF Valentino

LOS ANGELES. May ~ Two
detectives representing the Los
Angeles county district attorneys
office we're on the way 10 MeNi-
cali. Lower Californin. today 20
investigate the reported marriage
there Of Rodolph Valentino. mo-
tion picture actor ana Miss Nini-
fred Hudnui
District Attorney Thomas lee
Woolwine and Deputy District A.
,orney Tom McClelland aban-
doned announced plans of going
In person to conduct the inves,i-
CATION.
Tho detectives n was stated at
the district attorneys office, were
10 stop at Palm Springs River
side county. and ascertain
whether Valentino ard Miss Hud-
nat stopped at a hotel there last
Tussday nirht. upon their return
from Mcxican
The name OF winifred shaughn-
essey used hy the new bride OF
Valentino whose wedding nj MoSi-
cnn last Saturday prompted the
county and federal investigation
now under way. IL her real maiden
name. it wna learned from her
friends IN Hollywood. She is the
step daughter of Richard Hudnut.
Ntw York perfume manufacture.
Tier mother was formerly the wifo
uf Salt Lake city man and later
married Edward de Wolfe. brother
~ Elsie de Wolfe. then a stage
favorite.
The De Wolfca went 60 San
Francisco. where Wlnifrod Z
mother became an interior decora
tor ana q year ago she married
Richard Hudnut Wlnifrud al
Z on. time attained some popularity
In the metropolitan ballet New
/ York and later went to South
America with the kostoffs in a
] dancing act.
More recently under tho name
of Of Natacha Rambovn. she hold
! the position % art director In mo-
/ ilon pictures al Hollywood. "
which occupation she was engaged
az the time of her marriage n
MeNicnli 20 Valentine,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-19
HADLEY FAILS TO
GET Continuance
OF MURDER TRIAL
Again Faces Court on
Charge Of Killing
Mrs. Johnson

TUCSON. Ariz. May - 4
last minute effort OF attorney Tor
pnul Hadicy. alias VIM :. EstnVer
to secure con inuancC to Atcr
datc Of hiz trial ON charge Oh
first degree murder, failed TINS
mornlng when their motion was
denied by Judge Samuel l. pauco
IN the superior court
At the opening Of the trial This
morning al $3.50 o'clock boz ne
superior court. counsel fnr Had
ley Immediately requested The he-
cision Of the court upon the mo-
tion ana decree oNcTrulirs II
was handed from fh" bench BY
.iudrc pattee. who ordered That
the trial proceed DO the STATE was
in readiness.
Hadlcy. bottcr known locally a.
William : Estaver. ~ cnHrEed
with murder 81 Mrs Anna =.
johnson. wife Of Peter Johnsun. a
Denver contractor on the uiEht oi
nov. 10 The murder lH alleged
tu have occurred several nuufr at'
ter nightfln AZ a lonely Hpoi
thirty miles from a settlement on
the AJo- stuynl road 70 short lis
tgnco east OF the Pima y unA
county INV
Durang the interval between ths
two trials the spocinculhr ul~'
coNcry was made by County NJ
iorncy Deorgo q nnrnoll thhi ths
~ isoner knuwn au EstnNer hero y
IN fact Paul Hadlvy convicted se.
vernl years ago iu oklahoma ol
murder and sentenced 90 serve =
iifc term.
From the date Of hi dcpar urs
from the ponitcntlary at hc.
Alcstcr. Okla. N the discovery ol
his Identity here, pklnhomn au'
thoritics had never secured
substantial cl.w 90 hH wnere
abuuis.
Indications today were that tn
time occupied hy the second tria
viii 80 approximately the sani'
| for tho FIRST. which required u
days in court 10 complete.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-19
New Moderator of
Presbyterian Church
Names Committees

DIES MONIES. Ia. May fs.--tIly
the Associated Press,-One Of the
first osfrial acts today Of the Rev.
Calvin C. Hays Of Johnstown. Pa.
elected moderator OF the Prestyl@-
rian church In the United states ~
America by the iatth general a.
scmhly here yesterday was tha an
pointmcnt OF Dr. VIM. ORI<v
Thompson, president OF the Ohio
State University a. vice modcrntor.
nr. ClclRnd u. McAfec. the de-
feated candidate for moders7ur.
who drew 37e votes 20 Hays t11.
was named chairman Of the COM
mittee on bills and overtur<x. s
position welding power second onlP
20 that of the moderator
pr. John willis Baer. the rns4-
dena. Calf banker. was made
chairman ~ the home missions
committee
Chairmen of the standing com.
nittees. appointed this mornfnx "
the moderator. included the fof-
lowing; F4
Relief and susienatIon. REV. y.
W jerks, Omaha. Neb.
Narrative. Rev. l. NJ. Coffman.
Davenport. Ia
Correspondence Rev. Ra.nus
Thomson. Amarillo. Tex.
Leave of absence. Rev. Eliot por.
| ter. Harlowton. Mont
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-19
HUNG JURY IN
CASE OF BOY WHO
STOLE S772,OOO

CHICAGO. May l9-The jury
n the second trial OF willis Dal-
IN. boy bank clerk. who stole
fT2.00O worth OF Liberty bonds.
Vas discharged today after II had
piled to agree. The vote stood
. to Tor conviction II was an
Iounced.
Nine ballots were taken.
Daiton's case attracted nation
ride attention not only because OF
liz youth--lT years--and the
|mount taken. but because OF n
|milar case . short time previous
|hsn f0rmer tudne kenncsaw NJ.
|andls. then on the bench. said
bat bank officials were partly TO
|ihme for robbsriss BY bank
|ierkr because they surrounded
hem with millions Of dollars and
laid them small salaries.
Dalton was enormously quoted
saying Judge Lands state
Irnts had influenced him. Dali
|ln repeatedly snid that he had
ever heard OF Judge lands re-
Iharks.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-19
Woman Arrested on
Charge of Annoying
A Manufacturer

NEW YORK. May Arrested
on the complaint OF Robert A..
Thomas electrical supplies manu-
facturer. that she had annoyed him
with declarations 81 love for ten
years. Mrs. Gertrude Temperly, u
British subject, IL being held at
Ellis island pending an examinn-
tion into her sanity.
Mrs. Temperly vas admitted into
the country May 10 on q British
passport and was arrested four
days later.
Mrs. Temperly was employed M
a filing clerk IN Mr.. Thomas Of
flee ~ years ago, according to n
business associate She then was
Miss Gertrude Hurley. She
worked for about three moniha
he said. then resigned and began
To send letters 10 Thomas. who IA
married. declaring she was madiy
In love with him.
During the last ten years, Il wai
stated. a steady stream of letter,
written by Mrs, Temperly had come
to Thcmss After her arrival hers
May 10 she called at Thomas Of.
flee and demanded to see him.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-19
Delegation Searches
Jail in Vain for
Murder Suspect

OMAHA. Neb. MAY as-A com.
mitisc representing Is automobile
loads of armed men who drove into
Butte. Nch.. early to-day from the
direction of Spencer. Neh.. i1iied
IN an attempt to get posHes-icn 20
walter Simmons suspect held ~
connection with the death OF frank
Paul Spencer garage NAN whore
body was found In a Fuich near
nristown Neb., last Monday nighi,
says a special dispatch received
here
After a careful search of the JAIL
to which thef were readily ad-
mittcd. tho committee left with
nnt their prisoner sheriff Frank
HeenRn. who received advance IN
Formations that the mob was form
ina. having removed him ia . place
OF safety In the country nearby
The delegation iefi the Jail
quietly following which simmons
was returned 10 Butte.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-19
FORMER OFFICIAL
IN NORTH DAKOTA
IS ARRESTED
Charged With Embez-
element in Famous
Bank Case

FARGO. y. D.. May 10. Will
liam Lemke. former attorney gen
eral Of North Dakota and a mem
ber OF the executive committee OF
tn. national n-Partisan league
was arrested today on cass uoun-
~ grand jury indictments char-
ging him with cmbezzlement and
the making OF false entries.
Embezzlement IN charged In
connection with the transfer OF
money from the bank OF North
Dakota to the scandinavian
American Bank OF Fargo. The
amount involved Ia this transfer
was t2is,3TS.1B.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-19
Blaze Unchecked
In Coronado Forest

TUCSON. Aria, Mar lp.-iRr,
word from thn forest fire late
Yesterday a. raging IN Ramonete
canyon IN the Tumhcacori dirt-
sion OF the Coronado National
Forest reserve near the border.
Indicated that the blaze was still
unchecked The flhmse are nid
10 he rensered In dry grass lands
ana a. not offering a serious men
nearby hills. Fire fighting forcci
are being organised and the local
forest service are In readiness 10
rush large numbers OF men 90 the
scene ~ the fire In event u be-
comes necessary 10 protect the
forest. A crew has already been
rushed IN the scene under the
command Of Ranger Olsen. This
force comprises about ~ men.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-19
Secretary DENLY
Going to Orient

WASHINGTON. May la-secrc-
farv DENLY nccompa nied by Mrs
DENLY and her brother " Thom
as Thurhcr % Detroit. leave Wash
inFton tonight Cor Norfolk, 20
board the naval transport Hon
dersun which sails tomorrow
nirhi from Hampton Roads for
the orient carrying supplies OF
ficore and enlisted men. Tor the
Aaatic station and members OF
the naval academy class % 81 to
their reunion Ia Toxic.
Tho Henderson will proceed 90
the Pacific coast by way of tho
Panama canal ana Mr. Dcnhy VIII
inspect naval stations enrouie.
The secretary also plans 20 in
Fpect naval stations at Hawaii.
the Philippines ana Guam, and
expects to attend the reunion as
the guest of Admiral uriu Of the
Iapaneae navy a member OF the
class
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-19
Bebe Daniels Saved
From Man Who Was
Going to Kill Her

Los ANg Ei.Es. May is--De-
putty sher.ffs who. answering "A
midnight call that there was
man In the residence OF Bebc Dan
iels, motion picture actress, Intent
upon numbering her. found Char
les Caprice. They arranged 10
take him today to the pyschopa-
thlc ward 20 determine his mental
condition.
Caprice. who surrendered with
out resistance. said he came from
San Francisco for the express
purpo,e "of alaying the motion
picture actress and pay off Pete
Mcnamara. peddicr of narcctis
Of San Francisco. lie said that
Mcnamara, a peddler OF narcotics
on him nine years ago In a
smuggling plot" and he had been
forced into the lie Of a slave
since then. lie was found In the
living room OF the Daniclr resi-
dence.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-19
Cancer Treatment
More Efficient,
Speakers Declare

81. LOUIS May ie.--The treat
meni Of cancer II becoming more
efficient by use OF the higher
sion of the mid-apuuni cunveu-
tfoa ~ the RadioloEicai socisiy
81 North America
spcnkcrs explained thht IN the
new tfeasment by higher penr-
ray was increaaed from ite.uu1 70
1oo zoe.
Prominent rHdioloEiE1a from all
parts OF the country are alfsndinH
the convention. which will con.
tinuo thfouGh Tomorrow.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-19

- eiIfNOTOH. May fS>>sz1s
philippine inoepehaence Hisaiot.
viii he cordially rreelrad ant 1I31n
a conaidtrnte henrina u 41H @aI<i
today ~ iAe white hsuat. W.
The white haHaa 4pekes<II4H.
wifhoei elHhurnflnR Or Ms state
iuent neid rreridsu6 Hard.nN Het<&
u weuih ~ rosslt'e Ia Rive fvt >1|<-
sion definite sintfn,Vnl ~ 10 <11
attitude ~ the admIninrnfion with
respect 70 their plea.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-19
Man Dies in Chair
In g Hotel Lobby

DENVER. Nay a-Joseph r
ximmcr. SO years old. OF Miiwau-
kee. Wis. wa- found dead seated
in chair In the lobby 81 n iccal
lolel tcday thinner who was an
n s.noldirr. accordinE 60 authori-
ties. came 10 Denver recently
eekinR admission 10 fiixsimmonr
general hospital ~ tuhcrculnr
irfiert 4 letter IN his pocket
stated he had worked fcf years ~
rashiur and office manager % the
Harry Transfer company of NIL
waukeo
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-19
NJ 'CLURE FAILS TO
TAKE STAND IN
OWN DEF ENSE
Arguments in FL Paso
Murder Case Start
Tomorrow

Ell pAso Texas May IL
Pred Mcclure Will lci his case 50
10 the jury without taking the
stand % was announced this at
tcrnoon when the prosecution
told the court the State rested its
rnrc. COMING as surprise the
defense announced that 10 would
put no witness ON tho stand.
Argumcnts VIII start tcmnrroW.
Mcclure b. charlcd with KililnE
his atouurraphrr. twceiheart,
Miss I.ouisr rr,utzei. when they
were oat riding the night OF
March ia. last.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-19
Gas EXPLOSION
in UNIVERSITY
.LAbORAT 7 0RY
One Student and
Carpenter Are
Killed

CAMBRIDGE. Mass. May 10.
Two men were killed one oriti-
oaily hurt and four less seriou.ly
injured In gas explosion in the
basement Of Jefferson physicist
inbratory AT Harvard university
this afternoon. The dead ara.
A. X Dunbar OF Cambridge. 4
student for research In engineer
ing and William Connell. Of Cam
the building. ..i.-I
The names OF two men Injured
and iaken To- the atlllman mfr
mary were given a. u .Reiff. New
yOk city and -. A. Cohan. They
were not seriously Injured.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-19
;ir George Bury
Gets Divorce at Reno

RENO, New. May is--Sir
|eorgc nury, former vice presl-
lent Of the Canadian Pacific rail
|ay. was Eranled a decree OF d.
|orce In the district court here
Wednesday from May saiomh
ury on the allegation Of deser-
lon. The suit was not contested
|ir George was commissioner ot
hllwRys In Canada and hussia
|uring The war tor Great Britain
|nd was knlEhied In recognition
II his services.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-19
ONE. FIRM
Is D j I OF
STEEL MERGER
Others in Proposed d
Consolidation Call
Conference

NEW YORK. May i9-With-
drawal Of the Youngstown Sheet
and Tube company from the pro-
posed six-cumpany steel merger
was announced late today by
Thomas T.. Chadbourne. counsel for
tho Interested companies. Con.
ferences ~ the other five com
panies are being continued to de-
iermlns whether u would be adyis-
alb. 20 consider the consolidation
OF some or an Of them.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-19

"a liz h e 80
temperatu .
s4s % " st
tcnperatu .,
ca a q 4 y
2 a n 4 . OF
fsmperatu re.
20; mean DAT
~ tesnpara-
turc. IA rci-
awe hutnidi-
", . D m. a.
relative hum
idity 8 a. M
49, preclpita-
Ion m m -
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-19

maxifaum yelteliy 81 wind.
miles PEE hour, 20; prevailing
direction. southwest; character
of the day. clear,
state Wcsslier
New Mexico; Generally fair
In south. unsettled IN north
portion tonight. Saturday fair,
little change In temporafure.
Arizonai Fair tonight and
saturday. except unsettled le
northeast portion tonight;
cooler In northwest and central
portions tonight
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-19

WAfIlINOTON. Mny l9l--lulIuH
a rarnea ~ Duluth. MINI, was
elected president ~ the Chnmhcr
Il Commerce of the United States
a. the annual convention. I've rtic-
oeeds Joseph ~. DeFrces. of Chi
cago.