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The Washington times., 1922-11-26
ROMANCE Or BRIDE
ENDS IN SIX MONTHS
Pretty Young Bride Sobs Fare
we'll to Alleged Wife
Oeserter.

LOS ANGELES, Nov. 20.-A
pretty eighteen-year.old school girl
cried out story of shattered
romance on the platform Of the Los
Angeles and Salt" Lake railway sta.
tion. A train bearing her husband
under guard to Des Moines. Iowa.
where he will face charges of wife
and child desertion, had just started
on its journey eastward.
George A. Thorpe. thirty.seven.
was arrested by Detective Serges ITS
Carr and Christenson. He was told
that his wife had charged him with
desertion and that his two children
were facing starvation.
Then It was revealed that Thorpe
had been married here six months
ago to Thelma Geraldine Fleming.
Thorpe was placed in Jail. His
second wife fought his extradition
from California. Later it was
agreed that their marriage be an.
nulled. ""
But II won't be forever" she
cried. II love him. and / know that
he did no wrong. 1 will wait for
him and he will wait for me. After
everything is settled we shall live
together again"
The Washington times., 1922-11-26

Of Squire Fortune was inadvertently
used for that of Squire Steele In
the body Of the story which made It
appear that Squire Fortune was un.
der charge OF violating the state
prohibition law. This was an error.
for the only charge against Squire
Fortune is the custer proceeding,
which has been continued twice In
the circuit court and will not be
heard before the January term.
Squire Fortune is, 10 is under.
stood. intending to make a stiff
fight against his proposed custer,
but the line of defense has never
been indicated. Counsel for the
state has asserted that the only evil
dence the state will present in the
case when II comes to attention Of
the court is the record of the local
police court.
The Washington times., 1922-11-26
Jealousy Ends
Married Bliss
After al Years
LOS ANGELES, Nov. Is.

LOS ANGELES, Nov. Is.
A T what age does the green
"A eyed monster, jealousy,
cease to annoy married cou.
pless
This vital question was sug.
gested when Hobart Griswold,
married to Mrs. Elvira Girls
wo'd for forty-one years. sued
for divorce, and charged his
wife ,f being "unreas6nably
jealous" Of him.
According to the complaint,
the wife is alleged to have
repeatedly" accused him Of
associating with other women
and cruely wounding his feel
ings.
The Washington times., 1922-11-26

manager form Of government at
Bluefield largely inspired the move.
ment. The Princeton Business Mems
Club has appointed COMMITTEES
headed by H. e. DeJarnette to draft
a proposed charter. n
The Washington times., 1922-11-26
WANT CITY MANAGER.

PRINCETON. w. Va. Nov. 90
A movement is under way among 10
cal business men to have the next
legislature grant a new charter for
Princeton embodying the city man.
ager plan. The success of the city
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-15

way West Coal Avenue from N. Past
property line u Fourth Street 90 a point
30 east 81 ths Enst urnprrfy line ~ Sc.
nnl street south rhltd street from the
North property line ~ silver Avenue 10
the North property line ~ Coal Avenue
South Fourth from thesNorth properly
line ~ silver Avenue so the south pro
p.rtt line Of Coal Avenue. south Aruo
street from the South property line ~
Central Avenue 90 tho North properly
line ~ Coal Avenue North Edith Street
Avenue Co. tho North property line ~
Grand Aveuue Eusf Grand Avenue from
the Past property line ~ EdIth street. 20
the Mest property line " Hlsh Street,
North High Street from the North pro
psrty lime ~ Central Avenue o. the Nnrth
property lime Of Grand Avenue South
Hieh Street from thu south property line
20 Central Avenue 90 the south property
lime ~ Conl Avenue West Gold Avenue
from the East property line 81 Sixth
street 60 the east property line Of Ninth
street
bids will DO received on tho follow Ius
tyyes -
IN 2" Bitulitb.c on O." concrete base
cgi u" Bithulihle on 4" concrete
Cal Topeka Nix So.
90 H." Bitulithie on 1" Black
]. 90 lis" Bituh,hie on az" Black
t6l q" r. inforcci concrete ti.2 81.
90 -" Plain concrete ti2 -
~ ~" Reinforced concrete t2al.
(al 81 Plain concrete a 2aAl.
non Car trntts 81 reinforced con
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-15
Out Lights
On Speaker Before
A Liberal Club

WORCESTER Mass, Mar 15.--
III Wallace W Atwood. president
sf clark University. invaded a lee
4urc 200 the assembly hail last niGht
Itfure thr university Liberal club
at which Professor Scott Nearing.
npciuloEizt. was speaking ond. after
thrrc times ordering the lecture
rioFed caused the lights 10 Doe
turned ouf.
Tho audience Of 500 filed our.
"a s-lus their distpproval Profess
Aor Nearing who was dismissed
from the University Of pennsyi-
NaUfu because Of alleged radical
fl,wf was criticisiug tho economic
4Hiucipio of government. 7ocictv
srll churches boz general and uni
81 ~rFities and colleges in particular
President Frazier of the Liberal
riub said hC had the support Of
a=yrral of the professors IL further
~ ZION WIS TO bv taken against the
elitis.
- President Atwood snid DE closed
81 lecture because he ton rcspon-
aiblc for the Influence within tile
fnlla OF the university
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-15

crete. gD.
Gp IL" Biiulithie on az" BlseE
Base
The following IL an estimate Of ths
WORK TO be done o. complied BY the Cts
Engineer
a62ip square yards paving.
hiiT Lin. n curb.
Lin q. gutter.
ga Lin. n single track car line.
rs Lin n double track car line,
qa7 ca yds tsFth Lse1,aiion.
uHlI 80 N cement sidewalks.
The total sstimatcd cost Is sioi pai o.
40 weather working days will be- al.
lowed m which to complete the whole u
the above work.
The city reserves the right 10 accept
lr reject any or all bids.
bach bidder VIII be required TO do
prsit With the City Clerk 30 the cred
- the city Of Albuquerque without h..
iursUmcnt a certified check nf deposi
boz the sum Of e.. 900. 90. as guarantee
that he will nle all bonds required and
enter into contract. II awarded 20 him
according TO the terms Of his bid, within
ten days after the eertiticatlon 81 tn
award should the contractor fail 10 hli
bonds IN an approved surety company Il
enter into d contract with the City a
Albuquerque. then the certified chssi
ages, and the money realized therefron
shall be- tnrned onto the treasury u n,
JAMES n. %GLADDING.
Attest. ADDIE " MeAvoS
Iltv Clork.
Mar p 7-Q~li.Ig-1h.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-15

NoTlik or SUIT.
No. i1gAl
STATE or NEw MEXICO.
Gounty Of bsrnalilln.
Ia the District Court
University HeiEhts Development Com
pany, . corporation. plaintiff
Mrs. George a Joyce. Walter ". Isyee.
Mrs Walter & Hhahe George A Joyce,
decsafed. ana 81 unknown helrs ~
Oearge a Joyce deceased. and al un
kn0vn hvirs and all unknown claim
ants. and all unkuovn heirs 81 an
known eiaimanis 81 Interest adverse 10
piaintin IN me premises herein Do
srrihsd. defendant.
You and each % you. the above named
defendanta, are hereby notified that The
above named piHihtiN Corporation has he-
sun action against you and each N you.
the object thereof br.uE 10 quiet title ~
tho plaintin In and 20 certain real estate
,ituate and located in Bernallia Cpunty.
New Mexico, described a. follows. 10
Lots 2s and "a In BLOCK No. 3 Of the
Univerrity HeiEhis an addition 10 the
city Of Aibhqusrqur New Mexico. -
same are shesn and desirnaisd on the
mnp ~ said additinn filed m The office
on the Probate Clerk and Ia.Offirlo re.
conaer Of nefnallllo County New Mexieo
- fhs 7th day Of February. feIs'
You ere further notified that the said
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-15
Sunday Golf
Traced Back to
10th Century

CHICAGO Mar 10 That
sunday golf has been a moot
question since the game was
youthful DE- shown ~ IN" ic-
searches ~ 20 student of the
game IS history and golf has
been played in it, present form
probably longer than any other
competitive sport.
Many seedlings hy preachers
public condemnation by mapis-
tintrs ana even fines hy Judges
have been uncovered from th.
lore ~ Scotland but also an an.
tique writer of the native heath
has recorded that no less strict
"a teacher than John KnoN was
not opposed 80 golf during the
afternoon OF the Sabbath. The
golf hook Of Fest Lothian con-
tains the following about sun.
dry golf In n country where Enif
Is not now played on tho Lords
day;
our greatest reformer. John
Knox. who was an Fast Lothian
man and r. golfer. asa not believe
IN "a sunday Observance that was
wholly made up Of religious OK
crcifos Tradition has o. that
he was seen more than once
eoiflug on Leith Links on sum
day afternoon. Certainly his
Idea and the idea Of "a early
rcformcrs wnH that the early
part should Dee given 90 worship
In the house Of God and that
after divine service all were free
10 Indulge In bodily recreation
on the other hand also back
IN the 18TH century there was
entered In the records OF She
Kirk of TynlnEhnre that Ger
tain members we're rcbuked
for playing solf on the sabbothe
and they promoisit not 20 use
any pastymc on ye Sabhothe.
both before noone and cfter-
noon as they had done. except
that daywrin II thcy faint
againc, they tent 20 be
censurit with all rigopr to the
uttermost
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-15

BROOKLYN SIGNS
GRIMES, Whitfield
Yankees Suspend Roth
and Make Ruth
Field Captain

CHICAGO Mar I5-rroublyn
stole "a march uu other National
lcEuc baseball teams no lbs tgaiu-
Ing camp and overnight comes
thc announcement of o. double ay.
QUESTION OF talent. BurlrlEh
Grimes. the pudEcr pitching ace.
who had almost been given up, ma,
signed % two-ycgr contract. and
George Whitfield. formerly Of PITTS.
hurEh. had D. en- added TO IN,
team brooklyn refused to waive
Whitfield out OF tho league sand thus
acquired % of the most versatile
players In the game
Meanwhile comes the news from
th, Yankee cnmp that Bobby Roth
mas been chased of the lot iudcfi-
uItply for an mfrHction of the
rules and that George Herman
Ruth has been promoted from
mere home run king to field
marshal uud viii got plenty of
sNtrn chances To argue with the
umpircs during the season
TN, Giants. badly s%unhurned but
90 after beating the Camp Travis
soldiers al "a marathon yesterday.
ven Co Scguiu, Tex to play the
White SuN
The Whi,c SoN players had only
70 light workout yesterday. accord.
INK Co word sent back 20 the local
fans
Tho Chicago cubs. who have
been working from dawn to dusk.
were put through another hard drill
yesterday 90 their Catalina Island
Cnllf. training camp. Manager
William killefer. reports sent her.
ruy. is contemplating % switch Boo
his iuficld which would sent Johnny
Kcliehcr from third Go tho keystone
snck. while Icb Terry, who has
been c|avurtlng around second base.
will Doe Htsisued Goo Tho hot corner
whore hr hats shown to advantage.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-15
SpdtFlashes
T'9ln
SouthelnCdmDS

Ifl 'NilNfI ms NDtfltu his ulITN
differences with the st. Louis car
dinnls. lie will be used az first
instead OF tuurnior when the Car
dlnuls face southpaw pitching
Pie" Traynor. tho pittsbure re.
orult from the Southern League. b.
moving such great form that 10
viii be impossible 60 keen him
from winning a berth on the Pi-
rate inflcld.
The death Of catcher DilIhocfcr
Raves The st Louis Cardinals with
only Eddie Ainsmith and Clemons.
\ third string catcher Is necessary.
ana of the recruits Benningshoypn
has the call That ~ "a tough name
for the box cores.
Pat Moran says thnt he feels
confident that his an San Francis
COO iufIclj made up 81 Hohuc. Fon-
-cou PiuclN ind Cayoncy viii fII
'he bin tayvuoy az short has nl-
ready made "a fine Impression on
the Cincinnati manager
Pat collins. who Developed into
worthy running mate 90 Hank
%N"v'reid INST year b. going big In
The spring training work and be-
certain 20 do a lot OF catching Tor
The Browns.
Artic Nchf OF the New York
Giants saw q bun fight ut pIolras
Ncgri-. McN. the other day. ono
~ the matadors was in bad form
ana was showcrcd with pop bot
ties Neht says ne has no desire
10 pitch In McNico Tho control
ni most OF the fans was too good.
The Athletics are training M
Eagle Pass, Texas. close to the
Mexico border. Recently they
played % game in Mexico and were
advertised as champions Of the
world The MoXicHns thrive on
the bull also Mack. as "A big
crowd saw tho game.
Harvey Hondrick n former foot
bah and baseball star AT Wander
bit university, IL getting a nance
with the Boston Red Sox He is an
outflcldrr. Hitting seems 20 be
his only weak point.
The failure OF Catcher schmidt
tn report 90 hittshurg IA Manager
Gibbons greatest worry The RI
rate leader d. fortunate In having
such a promising youngstor a.
Gooch, although Schmidt Will be
sadly missed II he continues to
hold out.
Center field b. Eddie Roush's
regular position with tho Cincin-
natl club. George Burns played
the same position Tor the Giants.
" Rouah fails 20 sign up Burns
will be used al center. otherwise
he goes 20 left field
u b. a certainty that George
Burns place In center field for tho
Giants VIII be taken cars ~ either
10y Cunningham with the club last
year. or SINNERS, a recruit from
Indianapolis.
Ty Cobb says that the addition
~ Peckinpaugh makes The Wash
ington club "A strong pcnnant con-
tender.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-15
FIGHTERS HAVE
LAST WORKOUT
THIS AFTERNOON
Seat Sale Heavy for
Gard at Armory on
Thursday Night

VIII htd Leo eulured lightweight.
even things nu with Frank Herrera
OF trinidad ON Thursday night
This question Is making the
rounds umnng ians' ana receives
as many different answers n~ tacrc
arc Jams 60 answer Co. \ oroWi
OF about ruN crowded the training,
quarters at MuoS" han yesterday ar
trrnuuu Co watch the two boys go
Through their PAGES IN preparation
Tor the l3-ruuud main go ut ilc
nriuurN.
Rid lrr took ON Al Smnulding ana
had uu iruuhl" 100 hitting the hvaNa
i'r Fighter at viii He showed
speed vN'n greater than ho flashed
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-15

action Be- Tor tho purpose Of establishing
plaintiffs estate in the foregoing de-
.crthtd premises against any claim which
you mr. any Of you ma have adverse 90
the interest ~ the plain m In the prem
Uses and that plaintiff prnys that each
nf yuu shall hr forever estupped aud
barred from having any claim right 81.
tle uf Interest iu and 20 the said real
estate adverse a. plaintiff and that plain
uffs title be forever quirtcd and 81 90
feHt
The name ~ plaintiffs attorney g.
Dennis Chavez whose address b. 2i2l
Whiiing Bldg Albuquerque. New MrNico
inless you enter your appearance nr
cause semc to ir enterd on " before tht
10Th day ~ April 1929. ludgrnnt viii
be- rendered against you by default aud
tho decree prayed Tor in the complaint
will he GRANTED
Dated this lat dHv ~ March. tpg2
FRED CHOLLOTT
CLERK
HARRY = LIE.
lsEALl Dcputy
MAJ 1913 %
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-15
French Tennis
Star Returns to
The Court Game

NICE. Mar. lb-(By tho Assoc
cinted Pressl-Nile. susanna Long
len today played her first %tourna-
ment tennis since she was defeated
hy Mrs Moilh Biurstedt Mallory
last summer, She was paired
with Count Michael So~umarakoY-
Ielston, former Russian champion.
In the mixed doubles ana with
Miss Elizabeth Ryan Of California
In the women's doubles.
White the ionRlen teams won
both the matches. so, 60. and al.
81. respectively. the French star
failed to display her best form and
kept away from the net being con
tent with a back our game. She
appears 10 be still In need ~ not
training for a hard singles match.
You will find II in our ClHssi-
fed Columns.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-15
Senate Approves
$50,00O,0 900 Bill for
Austrian Relief

WASHINGTON March 49, The
publican. Massnchurntta. extending
FOR 20 years the Joan az $50. 000 900
made TO Austria Cor famine relief
was adopted unanimously today by
the senate and sout 60 the house.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-15

Sealed proposals. viii be received At tha
office Of the City Ilerk u the city Of
Albuquerque, New Mexico until . O'Clock
L NJ OF March 10. lg22 for paving.
ctrhs. guttsrs storm sewers. grading and
AL necessary incidentals or appurtcaances
thereto on the following named street. =
In accordance with the provisional orders
~ the city Commission q the City ~
Albuquerque, dated Dee. "a 1891.
East Coal Avenue from the West pro.
rcri1 In. ~ High street 20 a point l2'
Wr.l % lhe wral nrnnnfty line " hrold.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-06-16
PLAYS and players

Fort Armstrong Betty Blythe in
.Tair Lady
Spencer Square--Ivy Duke in
.The Bigamist."
Maiestic-"A Certain Rich Man. -
Rialto-D. W. Griffith's "Way
Down East"
CONSOLIDATION Davies in 1.-THE
Brides Play"
Garden-owen Moore in RE
ported Missing"
Love and Intrigue in .@Fair Lady,
Thrills, romance and mystery in
q setting of exquisite artistry, &C
tion. heart interest and a dash of
history, are the ingredients that
make up Fair Lady" the picture
showing at the Fort Armstrong. It's
a romance, but nevertheless a typ
ically smashing Rex Beach story.
II is an adaptation from the novel,
.The Net" with much new material
added at Mr.. Beach's suggestion.
Miss Betty Blythe is seen in the
leading feminine role, supported by
Robert Elliott. Thurston Hall,
GLADYS Hullette, Florence Auer, Ar
mold Lucy, Macy Harlan, Walter
James, Henry Leone and Effing-
ham Pinto.
The story deals with the opera
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-06-16

tons OF a secret society of Sicily
that transfers its activities to
America. with headquarters In New
Orleans. The leader of the band
OF desperadoes is known as Cardi,
but who Cardi is remains a mys-
terry until the final scenes of the
production. Cardi is in love with
Margherita, beautiful Sicilian
countess, but makes known his feel
fngs only through love letters ad-
dressed to her. and threatening
communications to all men who
attempt to make love to her. When
Margherita seeks to marry a
young count her fiance is assass-
mated and Margherita takes the
Sicflian oath of vengeance. She
sets out to trace down Cardi and
follows him to America, where she
meets Norvin Blake. Blake falls in
love with her and GO incurs the hat
red of Cardi. The outrages of the
Cardi band continue to increase
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-06-16

fine OF $1,000 in the U. S. district
corut.
Federal agents have arrested
Harry Carry. alias ~Blackie" Carry,
on the charge Of having narcotics
in his possession. He was bound
over 20 the federal grand Jury on
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-06-16

$500 bonds Carry was taken By
police DUNG the search OF tne
premises of Happy Mccoy, 42o11s
West Third street TbTty-nYe35
grains Of morphine we're eonnscat-1
ed In q packet which he had throWnl
aside a. the police entered
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-06-16

of the situation and bravely fights
her way TO ultimate happiness. The
stand she makes IN the
face of the crisis is the basis OF
most engrossing drama Tne Big
amist'' is based on the +. Z Mills
novel of the same name. Guy New
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-06-16
Tolls ARE CLOSING
NARCOTIC DEALERS

Nick Ganokss. Davenport con-
victed OF selling narcotic drugs. was
sentenced TO serve three months in
the Scott county jail ana to pay
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-06-16

A French scientist of distinction
says that women are less sensitive
to pain than men, and actually feel
less of 1t in a given operation.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-06-16

all plays opposite Miss Duke in the
picture
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-06-16

until the temper OF the citizens
reaches the breaking point, and
then when the identity Of Cardi is
discovered the rage of the people
breaks out in a wild demonstration.
Cardi seems about to win the fight
when the mob arrives and Lucretia.
Margherita's servant, takes per-
sonal vengeance on the desperate
criminal. The entire production is
admirably staged and the story is
so connectedly told that interest is
kept at high pitch from start to
finish, and the outcome is held In
doubt right up to the last flash.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-06-16
Cruelties of Biga1ny Exposed.

The perils of bigamous union
are wildly set forth in the picture
that is showing at the Spencer
Square. Ivy Duke, as Pamela Ar
mott. is a beautiful young wife with
an apparently devoted husband and
two fine children. The morning
after the fifth wedding anniversary
she receives a letter that exposes
her husband as a bigamist- NThe
blow falls upon her with crushing
effect. 1t completely skaters her
for the moment, but she eventually
gathers her wits, takes command
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-06-16
Wash pants

They're shown in light
and dark patterns; Palm
Beach and Kool-Kloth fab
ricS. 75c to 1.95.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1922-07-06
c. \. ISSUES CALL FOR men
TO WORK IN RAILWAY SHOPS.
New Employees Will Not Be "Scabs" or "Strike
Breakers" Says Bulletin, and Will Have
Full Government Protection.

Chairman Ben w. Hooper of the
United States Railroad Labor board
has publicly announced:
"'In the past a man who DOL NJ
the work of another who was on strike
against wages and working conditions
was termed a 'scab' or strike breaker.
terms to which much apprObrium was
attached. In the present situation
created by the strike of railroad shop
craft workers. men who assume the
work of the strikers cannot. be justly
reproached with such epithets.
Not a Strike Against Employer
This is not a customary strike in
which the employer tries to impose
upon the emplOye unjust wages and
unreasonable working rules. In this
case the conflict is not between the
employer and the oppressed employe.
The people of this country, through an
act of congress. signed by President
Wilson. established a tribunal to de-
eide such disputes over wages and
working conditions which were sub
mitted to it in a proper manner 1t
is the decision by this tribunal
against which the shop crafts are
striking.
RegardleSS or any question OF the
right of the men to strike. the men
who take the strikers places are
merely accepting the wages and work
ing conditions prescribed by a govern
ment tribunal and are performing a
public service. They are not accept
ing the wages and working conditions
which an employer is trying to i'm
pose. For this reason, public senti-
ment and full government power will
protect the men who remain in their
positions and new men who may
come inn