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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-22
PETER JOHNSON
TELLS OF KILLING
OF HIS WIFE
Arizona Attorney Cen
eral Offers Assistance
in Hadley Murder
Trial

TUCSON. AriE. May -Arriv-
inR In Tucson this morning. At
tornry General of Arizona W. !.
Gnihraith announced he il pre-
pared to assist In any way possible
the prosecution of Paul Hadley.
alias William :. Estnver. on a
charge OF first degree murder. now
ON trial here.
While not certain that he viii
take an active part In the HadleA.
trial. the attorney general Indicated
that he desires TO cvlncc the in
tercst of his office In criminal trials
In all parts of the state and II pre-
pared 10 do so here.
In event II IL decided the services
of the attorney general are not
necessary In addition 20 thos. Of
County Attorney George Il. Oar
nell and Deputy Ben ~. Mathews
Mr. Galbruith declared he will
leave tonight either for Nogaies oi
Los Angeles Cor brief trip.
Taking tlw wttncss stand for
cross-examination by lawyers foi
the defense this morning. Peter
johnson. husband Of the womar
Had!ey h alleged to have murdered
iTO miles west of here last Novsm'
ber IS, reiterated many OF the cir.
cumstanccs Of the shooting which
occurred,
Questioned ~ lawyers for the
defense johnson declared that wher
Hadley fired the shots which KILLED
his wife and wounded himself
there were no bandits surrounding
the car, a. the defendant had re-
lated m his previous trial here.
johnson testified that as shots
were fired he looked around anC
saw no one In any direction viii
the exception OF Hadloy who wa,
seated tn the rear OF the machine
directly behind the drivers seat.
on the query of the defense
johnson admitted that although h'
looked around and ascertaincd tha
Hadiey was the onls person In th'
vicinity he did not actually see th'
defendant fire the shots In question
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-22
Bull" Market and
Million Share Sales
On Stock Exchange

NEW YORK May % More
than one million shares or stock
mainly at gains of 1 10 9 points
changed hands IN tho FIRST three
hours % today's lively session OF
the New York stock Exchange.
The movement embraced "a wide
number % issues but was made up
largely OF steeis equipments. mo-
tors. oils and tho cheaper rails. to-
Ertber with a number ~ T:sccl.
laneous issues such az sonrs Roe
buck and Montgomery Mard.
Cheap money rates again pre-
vailed regardless OF lust week +
drain upon local clearing houses
Resources which brought the loan
account Of that institution up To
the h.Ehrsi total OF the year
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-22
MORE READERS or
YOUR WANT AD

To-day ncrly 300 more pco-
pie IN Albuquerque will read
The Herald at the close of the
days wrwk than on the first
daf of fcbrnary
That means tint your want
nd In the Herald VIII Dc rs.ad
hy an audicncr ~ nsnrly
a.uOo uiorc peulJlc Than would
hHvr read " on the first das
81 H,.bruary-rinin hrre 9n
this Guy and sts suburbs
reached by Herald carriers.
There has hccu 10 incrrnar
Ia the cost 90 Thr tscrnid
Want Ad. n offrrs the mas-
imum % scrticc az tiir niin-
imum OF cost.
There are two ualn rcnnusie
fer tho rapid efowth 81 1iic
Herald IN Albuquerque
One rcason T. the growth
of Aibuqncrgur, which n
ntcndy and substantial.
the ofbrr rrason a. the
rruWfh - The ffcrnifl--flle
intfrovtmcnt nnd cspnuniun
of ~ news aud feature scr-
Nis~'. tho Rdsnnccnarnt 20 stn
state and local na'ws srrtlrr.
TIE lirraid npw offt'rn. every
dny tie nloai complete Heua
scryire this ciiy haa ever beta
Eltcn.
a 20 cents wcrk. de-
nteFed ~ ytur dnnr, fhr
Herald, with AtlI. 90 Tofinf'a
uf-sa to-day. D. no uienfal
hafEaiu M srrsirr uu faffh.
ioui' want nd Ia The f5f-
raid n certain % slnd iiie
right audirnrs,---4o matter
what snu want "a 1ny ~ fEiIa
---hrcnnno aenriy csprynotF
In AthuunerQue and aUe NIIi+
urbs fcads The Herald.
coula the exai in i.>rnn.1E.
count an ff'snile IA duii444
The Want Ae sclepNDnt =
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-22

the Georgia senator offering per
sunul combat
m you say word out of the
way III knock you down sem
ator Watson said he told the colo
-ado senator after they left the
senate chamber senator phipps
declined to see newspaper men TO
discus the incident.
senator Watson. talking - the
dispute which began while the
senate was discussing a. army
bill said senator Phipps declined
the challenge 10 personal combat,
mentioned calling senate ser
gennt al arms and then walked
away
The Georgia senator explained
that the dispute involved three
postmaster nominations Jack
curran TO be post master At Savan-
nah. ia. J B. crane al Dixie, Ca
and lawson pritchard, at Tonne
vile. Ca. All are personally oh
jeciiOnahle' to him, senator Wat
son said. and he 40 notified Sena
tor phipps.
Mr.. Watson stated that chair
man Townsend OF the post office
committee had allowed him "a
name subcommittee 20 consider
the three nominations and that ne.
Mr. Watson. had chosen Mr.
Phipps ON the subcommittee. SEN
ator Phipps since has been In
correspondence with the nominees
aithouR senator Watson said he
himself had received no letters
from thom
Last saturday senator Watson
said Mr. rhipps gave him some
of the cor, rspondenre and asked
him 10 look over the papers. To
day Senator Watson snid he went
to Senator Phipps ana told him
that he would not examine tho
papers and demanded TO know
whether hiz opposition 20 the
three nominees who were per
sonhily objectionable was to be
recognized. a. h. the senatorial
custom.
a number ~ the persons IN the
senate corridors witnessed ths
clash between the senators, heinf
attracted appRreutly by the loud
discussion. which broke into
speech on tho floor by senator
/ WadsWorth republican, NeN
York. before the Hcpators wen
outside
senator Watson said he pro
posted to prevent the confirma
ton Of tho three nominees, al
Of whom. he -nid had mHdr de
roga,ors statements about HIM
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-22
Claims Decrease of
Drinking in Colleges

HpSTpN. May .2.-nrlnki ing
among college students had dlmin-
i-hod materially since the iSth
amendment was enacted ana in a
majority nf colleges drinking nas
practically disappeared. according
10 Professor eouthworth or the
NcadNllle Theological school in
his report 81 an investigation
ina de- today ~ the Unitarian Tenn
prrnnre roclciy
A circular was sent 10 the deaus
% tSs American colleges The
TENOR ~ 1uS replies was over
whqimiugiv that there had heen
year,
In the vast majority of Amer.
lean coilaRea the drink problem
haH ceased 20 exist" the report
said
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-22
Shriners' Chorus to
Sing Here June 22

Word has been received by The
'hnmhor nf Commerce that tho
Chorus club % the Aladdin Shrlnerr
or Columbus ohio, wIu pass
through Albuquerque on june 90 on
their pilrF mage which they make
each year To San Francisco TheN.
will reach here NJ y 30 IN the morn
inF and viii te here for an hour
" is the custom Of the chorus a.
fing IN tho towns 60 which they
make wous. ana arranFemcnts will
probably ho made FOR thcm 20 Eiye
q concsri in Robinson park Thors
are % members of the club
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-22

BRITnsH GOVERNMENT
TO SUPPORT NORTH IltI.t4tND

LONDON. May 22.-tBy the As
sociated Press The British gov
ernnaent has invited tho Irish sig
natories Of tho Anglo-irish treaty
to come TO London and discuss
with the British siRnatories tho
agreement signed Saturday be-
tween representative 81 the pro
visiouai and the followers Of
Eamon he Valera. Il was announce
ed In tho house 81 comomns this
afternoon by Winston Churchill.
focretary for the colonies.
while every cndeavor viii be
made" he added. ITO avoid un-
necessary expense and cnsntional
act II Is the Intention OF the British
government 20 support the govern
ment OF northern ireland Ia every
way necessary
This agreement he thought rails
ed serious issues affcCling the
character and validity of the elec-
tion contemplated IN the irisn free
state. a. well a. The treaty Itself.
he hoped the conference wouid
occur by the end Of the present
week.
Auuding 20 the Accounts of the
outraEes by republicans IN Ulster
| Me. Churchill said The govern
mcni had every confidence that the
northern parliament would con
ilnue 20 Ffappie with the serious
task OF restoring and maintaining
order.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-22
PARLIA N { n 7
MEMBER SLAIN
IN ULSTER
Warfare Continues in
Ireland With Heavy
Casualties

BELFAST May s?.-By the
Associated Pressl--W j. Twad-
dell. a member OF the northern
parliament, was shot here today
and died Ia tho hospital.
Ne was proceeding TO business
when he was struck by several
shots A woman was also wounded
bv the fuslliadc.
Mr.. Twaddcll Ia ;ha first mem
ber OF parliament 10 be tt'ackcd
Mr. Twaddcii passing through
Garfield street, was nearing his
place OF business on North street
when two men approached 1ut
fired seven shots az him from "a
range OF two yards. all the bullets
taking effect
The victim collapsed immo = ia o.
~ and the assassinr decampcd he-
fore the horrifled sFectatlrs real
ICED what had happened.
Two Others slain
The most disuuictlng fet'ure ug
sundays disorder In reift-t was
the shifting of tho center u The
trouble 70 nnilymacarrcti. tie cas-.
end section where there IL lnrg
.a,,,na., ST., t,,t,, enna,,n,t,, il,,'
,ng tn az sr,, c,ii.d fhe sn,,rt.
strand
Two men were killed In the '1o-
lent rioting there. and Thomas Ne
shane who was wounded saiJI-
day died. bringing the total Il
49,, 49,, ~ WV NV -'"N W.
'e,n r,,.,. Ia, nt.n,. .hoo,,n,
-, ,., .,...,.a -. a., IN. ,i,,.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-22
B0 MISSING
| AFTER CRASH
| OF STEAMERS
242 Saved in Disaster
OFF the Island of
Ushant

BREsT. May ss.--(By the Asso-
lated rressJ Ninety eight per-
pnF are missing and z4s were
ivod OF those who were on board
b. British steamship Egypt when
was sunk off the island Of Ushant
hturday nixht bv a collision with
be French steamer Seine, accord
bg to the latest official figures.
Among those missing are twl
merican women. Mrs. NJ. L. SiD-
~ and Miss V. NJ Boyer. whose
i pme addresses are unknown hero.
ls possible that some OF the niss
3g. in addition to those brought
pre-, may have been picked up by
,e steamship Cap Iracon.
+ The Cap Iracon wns nine miles
om the scene and replied to the
stress signals with the assur-
pee that she was speeding to the
bot
81 According 10 the Egypt = purser
he ship. fioated only about 20
inuies after her plates were
ushcd in by the Seine. The Egypt
declares. was not moving at tho
ne Of the accident. lying to on
count of the dense fox aud
Funding her siren continuously.
Mrs. sibley and Miss Boyer were
ssonaries on their way 10 India
Tho Egypt went down In 900 feet
water She carried $500. 000
gold. besides O consignment OF
aii for India. 80 far one mai
,nch has been picked up. iui
thing else except the wreckngs
pm the crash was found on this
rface.
The ships officers did not ever
Ne the Neaseis papers
~ II not questioned by most OF
n survivors however, that man,
the 900 odd persons aboard were
rOwn into the sea or Jumped from
sinking ship when they wcr'
abie "a obtain, ulaces IN the lev
ehontz that wrre lowered
Passengers sai6 the ropes n
= end ~ one Of the life boat
bike a. ID was helne lowered NJ
the collision. dumping all thos'
II in the sea Then the ropol
the other end broke. the NE
ai falling on those who haf
. hunted upon u for escape.
several OF the Egypt's officer
hen they saw u wna impossible
launch more boats. cut rope
those that had not heet
snchrd In the hope the crnf
,uid right themselves IN the So
4 be- OF some scrvice To thos'
juggling In the water
rhe yhip's printer. named Gen
p gave his life 10 save n womn
r,ivor~ any Genner who ief
wife and child at Dover. put oi
lffe belt after the collision ans
about 20 jump into the sel
cn he aaw n woman running "a
4 down the bridge begging 10
ip Gennor put his life bel
out her and SAL
Madame. ! 40 not know how q
Am, but take il anyway
;.nner was drowned,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-22
Senate Passes Army
And Navy Pay Bill

W,ASHiNGTpN May 22-Ihe
senate today passed after only
brief debate the house hiil liking
now basis ~ pay for officers and
enlisted personnel 81 tho army
navy marine corps, ccast guard
coast and geingicai survey ana tho
public health service. Two amend
mcnts were added and the meas
ure now goes 90 conference win
he house for adjustment of the
fiffefeucss
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-22
Honor Alan Seeger
American Soldier Poet

1NuRTCOUHT- SOUS corey
France, May % by the AssociHt-
90 Press El-lmrrcssive ceremonies
marked the dedication here sester-
dav - the new church boil given
90 this wHr-tnrn village In homer
~ the American soldier poet. Alan
Soercr. hy the Poetry Snciciv Of
America through the American
committee for devastated France
The ceFemonica were concluded
with tho ioWn'n 600 inhabitants
passing by the boil. each tapplne
u with she clanper and werc al
tended hy a larre Ffoup Of Amer
leans including sir and Mrs. c'has
secgor. father and mother Of the
dead poet.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-22
American Marines
To Take Charge of
Captured Fort

MANAGtA. MIC. May 22,-tliy
the Associated rressl --ksvuu
iionary movements broke out here
today against President Diego
Manuel Chamono, a hand of robe II
selzing Fortress Iona, command
ing this city tpon roprcsrntn
tlon- from the American Minister
John Y Ramer. however. the rec
volutionisfs later agreed to turn
over the fort 20 the commander
of tho American marines az ~
O'Clock tonight 10 bo given back
To the government.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-22
Colorado River
Commission to
Meet at Santa Fe

PHOENIX. Ariz. May ga
meeting of the Colorado river COM
mission will he called by Herbert
Hoover. it's chairman, late In July
or early In August In Santa Fc.
n. NJ II waE announced today by
W =. Norviel Colorado commits
slonrr for Arizonh. A. this meet
ing u probably will be determined
whether the commission will con-
tinue 20 function and whether n
compact can be agreed to for use
OF the waters Of the Colorado hy
the several states In the Colorado
basin. MIR. Norviei said
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-22

NEW YORK. May za.-Thc pub
lic saved tt0.oQ0 over the weekend
because inspectors of the health
department refused to allow The
sale of chickens whose crawn were
filled with sand and gravel Ols
Haithc. director of the food and
drugs bureau of the department
declared one OF the craws weighed
one and one-half pounds.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-22
You'd Reduce Russia
ITO Haiti's Position,
Borah Declares 8

TNNSlIINGTON, My y HIM
Ru-sisn sovief rerre-ertatives
1 Genoa accepted tho allied pro-
hats. Russia would have hcen re-
rcd ia situation not diAsi mliar
that of HAITI. senator B"rhh re-
3biican. idaho. declared today ~
senate in discussing Frank a
nderiip's rcconily published In
view % events ~ the Genoa con
Pence.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-22
,sr AMERICANS LIVED
IN ONO, N>SNINA

|tOsToS. May 32-Mrs NJ. T..
,iey and MISS V, IS. Boyer were
saionarlas bound for India who
ID been IN this city recently. Mrs
! I,ley. y member 81 the staff Of
American Doard of c0mmis-
ners for Foreign Missions, has
Iatives in Toledo O. Miss Boyer
o formerly made her home AT
|plnwall. IA. was going out n
4 cacher In n school for mission
es' children and others In south
m.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-22
New Ownership for
Arizona Newspaper

PRESCOTT. Aria. May 22.-w.
T. stuart. who for the last two
years has been editor of the Pres
colt Evening Courier. announced
today that he was now noic owner
os the Newspaper plant ar the re-
suit 81 deal closed Saturday
Mr. STUART Haid the new owner
shin Will not result in any change
In The policy of the paper.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-22
nrlfcIAIH INAlInisn

TITNNUN7 ATIz-, Nay Hl---H- ]
Palmer. reporter Tor the supelior
court. sustained serious injuries
and Sheriff Jos Hood received mt
nor bruises sud cuts when car
driven by the former left the road
between DouElas and Blabee yea
terday afternoon.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-22

SffNfToS May "a The
Dempsey bill authorizing Improve
ments for rivers and narbnrs was
passed today by the house, 2oa "a
~ Funds for tho improvements
are set 10 be provided.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-22
COIIECToRs RoBnr:D

CHINAGO1 NAV s2--Two vol
lecfors for the Sinclair oil cnrp-
rany today were held up aud rob
bed % fi5.o0o by Two hardlts
who escaped IN an automnbilal
The robbery occurred In dittuet.l
on " busy street
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-22
XACArInN nEoIInrn

WARSAW May s2-By the
associated Pressl The Polish diet
has enacted a law requiring nr an
nual vacation of two weeks Win
pay for all industrial worker
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-22

Quinn Williams. deNorraf. Vas
sworn in todEv A. a member oi
the house from the thirtccnih
Tsxns district ~ the successor OF
the late Representative Lucian "
Parrish.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-22

+axlmum velocity of wind. miles
ter hour. 2si prevailing dircc-
hon. northwest; character OF
be day, clear.
. state Weather.
| New Mexco and hrlzona; Gem
trnlly fair tonight ana Tuesday;
.pt much change IN temperature.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-22
SENATORS
NEAR BLOWS
AFTER ROW
Watson Says Phipps
Refused to Fight
Him

WASHfN 1TON. May % Post
master appointments IN GeorEln
started hot exchange In the sem
----L--- La ~. E.-nnLur AAnl I'm
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-22

hNNN Nf"A AFN
porature. 7Ti
lowest temper
aturc, ~; daily
range OF tenn
perature. 2ei
~ can daily
temper a a 2 o.
s3t relative hu-
usiiiity, . o. ~
III relative hu-
mildly. . a. m
atf precipitn-
NInn n On A.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-22

The Santa Fc officials stated that
the worh Of wrocklng the old ma
chine shop has beon ieu to G.. A.
Fellows. the firm now erecting the
Aivnrado hotel addiuoq. The con-
tract for the new boiler shop has
not been awarded 70 was stated
nt the office Of Mr. Fellows this
afternoon that tho wrecking of the
Old machine shop VIII begin this
week.
s2SOo.0oO Expended Here.
The additional half million dol
lars authorized FOR the new shop
boosts the expenditure for general
shop construction here 10 approx
matcly t2,5oo. 600. The total cost
of the machine shop and power
house was estimated near
/ 81 900. 600.
The new power house a now
nearing completion n IL ertl-
! mated that five months viii be
| necessary for the erection of the
boiler shop. which Will b. NOR,
| than 900 feet long and wider than
the old machine shop.
The new boiler ana tank shop
will be even larger than the ones
at Topeka or Point Richmond. Cal
| officials snid this noon.
Mr. Wells said today thar the
conference OF officials is merely to
consider the general business OF op-
| GRAFTON. lie said that business
on the road b. gradually returning
to normal. but not with any sudden
Jump.
Those Here.
] Officials who are here beside,
Mr.. Wells are; y A. Lehman. gen.
cral manager NJ Amarillo; W X
Etter % Topeka assistant genera
manager I. L.. Ifihiard Of Ios An
grles. general manager OF the
Santa Fe coast iines }. Il. Hitch.
eek. Los Angeles. assistant gen
"rnl manager on the consf lines: y
10 pettihone. Galveston. rencral
manager. John Purcell chicago
vice president Ia charge 81 the me.
'htnical department. w. y. Wall
mechanical superintendent of th,
coast lines. J n. Sestuu of "a
lunta. mechanical superintendent
A. p. Clifford assistant genera
purchasing agent nj chicago. ant
" p. Ray. general storckeeper
with Headquarters at Topeka. and
I u ~ stewart oi San Bcrnardino
ronerul Ntorekeeprr ou tho snnfi
e coast lines. Many of tho o.
nc'nla arr accompanied by thoI
rmrf ciorhs also.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-22

a. the rniversity.
Fnr "a hours endlng . a. m.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-22

page 8, todsy-ars
useful helps to a broad
sr understanding Of the
big news events Of the
week.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1922-07-14
DEMOCRATS WELCOME.

Bristol, July 12.-"The latchstring
hangs on tho outside and all Demo-
Gratis are welcome. Make this your
headquarters when you come to Bris-
toll"
This was the statement made here
today by E. r. Combs, Democratic
chairman in the Ninth Virginia dis
trict, in extending an invitation to
Democrats to visit Democratic head
quarters in the Dominion National
Bank building whom they are in the
city.
ave are anxious for all Democrats
to drop in and see US when they como
to Bristol" added Chairman Combs.
This is especially true of the precinct
workers who are the shock troops
in the present congressional CAM
paign. To these men will go a large
share of the credit if we emerge
from the fight victorious.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1922-07-14
RESOLUTIONS BY w. C. Il. u. ON
ON DEATH MRS BOWEN.

By the mercy of God the life of
Mrs. Bowen was given to our union
for many years of useful and faith
full service. Her splendid loyalty and
beautiful devotion to its work made
her fine example for us to look up
on and follow. In the stiffness Of the
midnight hour Gods finger touched
her, and she slept. Now, that in the
providence of the God who gave her
to us, she has been removed to the
"house of many mansions"
Therefore, be it resolved, by the
Womans Christian Temperance Union
of Tazewell.
First: That in the death of our
sister, Mrs. Bowen, the Union has
sustained the loss of one of its most
devoted and loyal members.
Second: That our most heart felt
love and sympathy be extended tu
her daughters, Mrs. O'Brien and Miss
Ella Bowen and to her son, Captain
Reese Bowen.
"Your place is empty here, for GOO
so willed.
But there, in heaven, your place is
filled.
God give us grace and strength, ou1
faith and hope renew,
Forr you will not return to us, but
we shall go to you"
COMMITTEE OF w. C. T. U.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1922-07-14
"HELLO" GIRL POPULAR.

Richlands. July live telephone
subscribers ut Richlnnds, have decid..
ed to come across and show Miss
Bert, the operator, that we appreci-
ne the splendid service she has been
giving for the past year. She is con-
sidered the best and most accommo-
dating telephone operator through
the state of Va, and we telephone
subscribers sure do appreciate her
service. Now we are going to show
her what an operator we think she
is by giving her another vacation as
we did two years ago-and all the
parties who have been getting splen-
did service will be glad to help us
out by putting what amount you can
can in an envelope, sign your namc,
and leave it with w. P. Boggess as
you did last year. I think months
rest will do her good as she works
so long and is just the same every
time you call. We are planning to
get this up before the first of Au-
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Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1922-07-14
w. E. THOMPSON MOVING.

Walter E. Thompson moved on yes
terday to the rooms over his grocery
store, which property was purchased
from Mrs. Bessie Hopkins. Mr..
Thompson has made additional costly
improvements to the entire property,
all not yet finished. When complet-
ed it will be decidedly comfortable.
Mr.. Thompson has recently installed
a commodious Geld storage plant, and
is furnishing fresh meats, vegetables,
etc to his growing trade.
Mr.. Thomas, of West Virginia, who
purchased Thompson's residence prop.
erty on Tazewell avenue, is expected
to move very soon.