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Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1922-06-24

pen to have any note or letter from
Ruth?"
Dick could not avoid the point
blank inquiry. He pulled a little
note from his pocket. Inside the
envelope was a dainty handkerchief
Garrick looked up with a question
ing smile. Dick flushed. "A note
from Ruth several weeks ago ="
Then she stopped. He did not need
to explain the dainty bit Of lace.
Garrick took the note and laid it
down on the table beside the print.
Then with his pencil he began not
ing the formation of letters, the cap
itals, score of little characteristics.
1.-THE writing is Ruth's, all right"
he remarked, passing both over to
Dick and at arms length in silence
pointing from one to the other with
the pencil.
Ruth" he said in a tone to reassure
Dick. "She's a game bird-but she
flies funny"
There was a pause. The concert
number was now solo, Loves Old
Sweet Song"
Neither said a word. Dick was
mechanically folding, up the letter,
restoring the handkerchief in the
envelope, and handing back the
print to Guy.
They sat for a moment as the
words, clear, tender, distinct, trans
ferred HeritZian waves into waves of
emotion.
Suddenly ah'h'h Bizz-zz-zz-zz
BuZZ-Zz-ZZ-Zz.
A shade of annoyance passed over
Dicks face as if a thread of feeling
had been broken.
Buzzzzzzz- dot-dash-dot-dot dash.
Dick scowled. Garrick tapped the
table absent-mindedly with his fin
ger.
Then suddenly each looked up. and
caught the eyes of the other.
Paging Miss Ruth Walden from
the Sea Vamp. Meet me in the Pink
Room tonight. Jack"
The dots and dashes ceased. Bzzzz
Buzz-zz-zz. Then the solo started
again.
Garrick locked into the mirror,
which gave him reflection of
Glenn and Xira. They had got it,
too. The dots and dashes had
meant only interruption to most in
the room. To two people they We're
a message; to two others they were
a mystery.
A few moments later, Glenn paid
the check and the two rose to go.
Garrick hastily did the same.
''They will tell Ruth" he nodded
to Dick as they went out. She'll be
there"
In the press in the lobby they
managed to get just back of the now
earnestly conversing couple.
"Well, if Jacks here
then Rae is, too"
Glenn looked more troubled.
Garrick drew Dick over toward
the news stand just in time to pre-
vent their being seen following.
$50 Jack Curtis has come in
again." ground out Dick.
We've just simply got to hear
what is said in that Pink room to-
night" considered Garrick, with
glance at Dick as much as to ask,
Are you game?"
Dicks face lighted up as if a sun
ray arc had been switched on.
MY wireless dictograph!" he ex-
claimed.
Copyright. 1922, by N. E. A Service. Inc.)
TO Be COntinued)
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1922-06-24
LABOR BODY FAVORS
FOUR AMENDMENTS

CINCINNATI, o., June 22.-(By
the Associated Press.)-By an over
whelming vote, the American Fed
Grafton Of Labor convention today
adopted a program, centering
around four proposed constitutional
amendments, repeal of the Sherman
antitrust law, and other legislation,
as the means for curbing the courts
on account of decisions adverse to
labor. The program was drafted by
a special policy committee and &C.
cepted without change by the con-
vention.
The election of officers of the fed
Grafton was set for tomorrow morn1
ing andv at that time the seat for
next years convention will be Sc
lected. Houston and Atlantic City
are the only cities that have sub
mitted invitations for the conven-
ton, which will be held in October,
1923.
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1922-06-24
Trial of Minister
Is Nearing End

CHARLESTOWN, ". Va, June
22.-(By the Associated Fress.)-The
case of j. e. Wilburn, q minister
OF Blair, on trial for the shooting
Of a Logan deputy at the time of
the miners armed march from Mar
met to Logan last summer, was ex-
pected to go to the jury tomorrow,
as the state yesterday indicated
that it practically was finished with
its rebuttal witnesses.
Defense counsel stated that the
srrrebuttal would be brief.
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Helpful Construction
Hints for Beginners
Advantages of Loose Coupling

At first glance the action which
takes place in the radio receiving
transformer seems mysterious.
Yet is very simple. 1t easily can
be explained and understood.
- should be remembered that
whenever d current flows within a
wire, there is set up around it an in
visible magnetic field. This field in
creases, decreases or dies out, Is
strict accordance with any increase,
decrease or dying out of currents
flowing within the wire.
If, in the neighbprhood Of the cur
rent-carrying wire, there is a second
wire, the rising and falling (alternat-
ing) magnetic field will produce in
that second wire an electrical cur
rent whose variations correspond ex-
actly to the variations of the mag
netic field.
The current flowing in this wire
is an exact replica of that which
flows in the first. But is always a
somewhat feebler current, and it's
direction is always opposite to that
of the flow in the first vaire. The
current in the second wire is said to
be induced"
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1922-06-24
Japan to Discharge
/ $4,000 Naval Officers

{ HONOLULU, T. H, June 22.-Re-
auctions of the Japanese naval es-
adjustment under the Washington
treaties will result in the discharg-
ing OF $4,000 officers and men, ac-
Drding to a dispatch today to Nip
Ru Jitti, Japanese language news
PAPER here, quoting an announce
nent of the Japanese navy depart
hent. The number of civilian en-
p1oyes will be reduced by 1,0S7.
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Florida Man Blames
Klan for Beatings

RUNNELL, Fla, June 22.-S. r.
Fields, commissioner of Flagler
.uunty. who has thrice been kid
raped and beaten by unidentified
persons, has issued a public state.
nRnt in which ne holds the Ku
xEux Khan responsible for his treat
hent.
Commissioner Fields denies re-
forts he has left Bunnell, or that
se intends to do so.
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Large Silk Consignment
Comes East From Coast

CHICAGO, June 22.-Twelve car
loads of raw silk, valued at, $4,5OO,-
900, arrived in Chi go today from
San Francisco. One car was cut out
here and the remainder sent to New
York.
The consignment was one of the
largest and most valuable silk ship
ments which ever crossed the con-
tinent.
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1922-06-24
Mexican Strike Settled

MEXICO. CITY, Mex, June o.
by the Associated Press.(-The
strike of the Mexico City TramWay
Companys employees was settled
last night. The settlement appears
to be a victory for the company.
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Glass and Heflin
Pass Lie lin Senate

WASHINGTON, June 22.-Sena-
tor Glass, Democrat, Virginia, was
called a ''liar" today in the senate
by Senator Helm, Democrat, Ala
bama, after the Virginia senator
had declared that a statement made
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Man, 90, Kills Self
Because of Illness

NEW ORLEANS, June 22.-John
Brookman, So years old, committed
suicide at his home here last night
by firing a bullet through his brain,
according to police reports. De-
spondency due to continued i'll health
was given to the police as the cause.
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Circuit Court ReCeSSeS
For PRAYER Meetinu

JACKSON, Miss, June 22.-Judge
Wiley H. Potter recessed circuit
court here yesterday for two hours
in order that t. , jurors and court
officials might attend prayer meet
ing
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What's a Husband Worth?

WILLESDEN, Eng.-Mrs. Leon
ard Cole testified that her husband
deserted her because another wom-
an bought him over" for 100000.
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1922-06-24

Close Coupling of Transformer
It does not seem to be generally
known that the closest possible
coupling for maximum signal recep.
ton is not only unnecessary but I'M
desirable. The inductive Coupler"
or transformer was designed so that
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WO Be Continued.)
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1922-11-01
ANOT THEIR
YER COME IB z SM0 IlEz|

. Mrs Hazel 81 errmeie 81 OF & VI llmar
visited friends int city today en-
route to- her home from Staples Is
which point 81 e MI tored Tuesday.
She encountered two unusual expert
lences son her One was driving
through the thick smoke on Tuesday
Eafterno Don betWeen 3 inc IN and MOE
ley: She* relates$a story almost ssi1ni-
lar.sto that of ~ Il H. Comstock, sales
man mar 'as$s=.aol Yesterdays Tran
Iscript. At times she could not see
the front Of her automobile, and the
smoke was. SO dense that she was.al-
most overcome. Had it not been for
1.-THE fact that she was driving a. closed
cal, she believes. she would have suif-
located. At one point she heard
an cutlery and upon stopping the car
found lnd the front .bumpe r touching the
rear wheels Of another car ahead of
her which could not be. seen at all
through the smoke. Only the fact
that she. was driving very slowly saw
Led smashup. ..s:s: .5..;5.,S
=.@ The second experience was. in Sta:
PIES when. a package Of pamphlets
and blanks used in Mrs Herrmeier,s
work as Degree Of Honor organizer
was stolen from her auto while she
was eating supper. She missed the
package when she returned to her
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1922-11-01
ROS,E|:'LAlN|D|s

Oct, q ~ Mr.Sand Mrs. Arthur Poor
tinga and son Of Prinsburg were en-
tertained for: supper at the Henry Brug
gers home last Sunday evening .s-l
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Stag are the
proud parents OF a. baby girl: ..
Laura Van den Einde and Freda
Douma were entertained at the Elko
Buelthius home for supper last Sun
day evening, ;s= Z.z.= & - 5 ..s s=s..
~ Mrs. Henry Hoekstra Ind on ill
liam and daughter Johannes and Jo-
hanna F.. Hoekstra, returned from
Pease last Tuesda y.s5 $=.5 #s%. I'VE. 2
II Mick Theget, Tom Stob and Sam
iMellen motoredzs to Sanborn, Iowa, on
Thursday to help the farmers Is pick
their corn. $ S. go ~ Sss5s . .; s
q Earl Somerville Of Raymond :brot
Mrs: j Poortyliet her pianola Wed
'nesday and she is now settled in her
newly bot home. nv Z. :: E%:E
MIR. John Knoll is having quite a bit
of3$trouble with his eyes: He is now
wearing glasses. ss u. !, :s* s. b..
T Rev. straks: of Maurice, Iowa, con.
ducted services in Roseland Sunday,
and they expect Rev. X. Dykema of
LesteE Iowa, to lead the meetings on
next Sunday. ii. sSs. = 5s=:
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1922-11-01
ldaYSattarnoon. ~! B mn

daysattefnoon,O lsth. YeryI large
crown attenude
|I5sS lota Ipuli satt ended lis Tea5
EchersInstItute held q mar. she
Visited g TIE, J.s gsrroak home e while
there
The Onsgards Broth ers from wis:
consin are. staytng at*the Euling home.
Miss Anna ElKnuts ION board led the
train. for Benson s aturda Is visit with
her folk
5S Mss Ruth r a1nsta 81 en-! on
don IS now teaching III Dist. 100 and is
staying at Rusten's 5. .=5. So
Farmers Club was held Friday even
ing: good program was rendered
and q large crowd attended &.
z# Anna sIsaacsons arrived from m inne.
apolisSF Friday and will. visit al; her par.
entail home for q week:
Sam Nelson returne to Minneapo:
lis Monde after visiting at Ghag.
Isaacgon's and also with relatives at
Litchfeld Id. ..#:5
MT: and Mrs Chas. 1saacson and
family and Sam Nelson visited at
,Chas. Harrison's near Eagle Lake on
Sunday afternoon. I
& Sunday school was held at Q o'clock
Sunday and the same time for next
Sunday. Is =.. 55 ..5.=
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1922-11-01
own q Edwards


~ T'ovsn. of..Edysardsz H2.S,
Oct. 30 NIFTY Fopte and wife sto
a. Hagen; tn ionals wv ofsW114
south IS 81: 80 acres so:
own 81 q lImar
Oct. Elme Martins and. wife to
g: g lord w Sec: % 8.
Oct. Ed And erson and wife .to
Hans S Hendrickson;; part. Of NW:1143
=of Nl>Wa114@ BY met and bounds) Sec.
5;22. u.
St own. Sc So. Johns
Oct. Louis C. FKuntz (Widower)
to- Manser Johnson 81 ~ ) Of. lvN:1A4;; Y
.NYF114l IS ssyl:111 Sec. q. sE1A 81
lN.lE7144 3; Sec. Pill SO acres. 81.
=s\ own 81 Doyre ..75Ss55=;.
Oct. 19.sHans j !. Iendrickson and
wife. to Ed II And erson;; Ell Of seq
of Sec IL. NE14l Of NE1A4;; Sec. #2SS:.Ss1 2O
acres: 81. &. & \
5==z. oWn. of Lake Andrew S#y IS
Oct. 20. Mani eyss s.. Elliott and wife
to- G. Horton, w. P. and "a. w.
Robertson; lot 2 Of Sec. 5. acre. $50.
Oct. Viii liam E Schultz and wife
to G.. Horton, w. p. and "a. w.
Rob rtson !; lot Q of Secs. acre.s $3.50.
Town Of RosevilIe-P p lated ..==
#O Oct. q r: Reamer, IA. b. Norris
and o. Graveyard, directors of the
HaWick Hall Assn. to the, $Hawick
State Bank; west SO #: of lots Is and
IS Of Block. B. $3.50. III @s.s &
village .of Atwater !.
Oct. Is. Ole A Jacobson and wife
to Bertha a. Sand !: E. 8 # OF. VIZ and
w. % It Of p. 11s..of lot II Of block 2. ST.
:.s.z Village Of Raymond .sy VII
Oct. %. Henry-E. Day to. Cornelius
Mouw;; Lot & Of Block 5: $1,000: ~ -. (
s =. City Of Willnnar -. ..s.... +. +.
Oct. IS. Jallmer F. Nyquist and wife
to Theo. w. Johnson ;llot 2<of Cord.
hamer's add $500. =5.= r. .- ~
E Oct. II. Olof "a. Ferring (singh) to
sAxel johnson; lot Q Of Block 5 of Fer.
rings Second add. $3.50. ..~y..@*@
s Oct. II. Ole =A.. Larson and wife to
Olaf B. Fornell;; lot 20 of block 1 OF
Johnson's add. $4,000. it.
Oct. IL Edward r. Peterson and
wife to- Leonard Johnson; lot 10: OF
block o. Hanson's add: 5000.
Oct: II. j. w. Erickson and wife to
J.: Albert Peterson, lot 2 of block rs
First add. $4,000. =.
L
|: Oct. Is. John Holmdahl- to Jonas
Anderson; lot f8, block IS: $4,000. =
Oct. 10. Andrew G. Hedin and wife
to Oscar HedinK: S: 40 it of lot and N
20 it of lot 8, block 81. 81: s~.-..
Oct. 49,. j. Elmer Pelton and wife to
Laura NeWberg and Charley Newberg
Lot Of block Z. Sperry,,ss add. ST.: :
f. Oct. 21:# Reuben E. Anderson and
wife to Reuben A. <Halldin; So. so #
of Lot s and E1s Of lot 5, block 4. Fer:
rings add. ST.. 80.
Oct. 81 Jallmar F. Nyquist and wife
to- Reuben j Halldin; lot L of Cord.
Ehamer's add. $500. s.-- .,->
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1922-11-01
ZNEA RLY USED PANIC !,

"a panic was barely averted last
Saturday at the Methodist church at
Choice 2.3.lS .s5''F The church was crowded
with people who had come to attend.
the funeral Of. Tollak Johnson, the
un "a n ate victim Of an accident de-
Zscribed last week All Of a sudden the
floor f|t gave way with. a: crash. Luckily
there was no basement underneath,:
and nc the floor went down only about
two two feet. The audience was quoted by.
cool-headed men among them, and no
panic pan lt,s ensued.- L-evang'sf Weekly,
Lanesboro. + ~ *$5.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1922-11-01
: f5st,sl3a "a IL .!
. A Timely Suggestion

This is the season OF. the year when
the prudent and careful housewife: re
pllenishes her supply Of. Chamberlain
Cough Remedy. It is almost certain
to be needed before the winter is over
and results are much more prompt and
satisfactory when it is kept at hand
and given as soon as the first indica-
ton Ct q cold appearg and before. it
has become titled, in the SYSTEM.
THERE'S no# danger IN giving it to
Children as it contains no opium or
other harmful drug.Adv. Z Nov
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1922-11-01
{ lEAl I ST q llSE'ERS
= ] own 1 81 kandi You'll


|aIs HeIenes utsoln and nus.
bandit Carl 1Knutso wv 81 sSSyqg1z,
TSW11zt sNyV114 Y VIZ 81 5SEK
ONE Is 81. Lot IS Sec.
s. Oct earl *5Knut SOM (single Ito
I suldS 5Knllts son 8 same as q hove ST.
own zzof Nj lln,ar PLATED
= iona s And rson3 and. wifi 2 Is
Nils no Lot % Of u IS Of NE1lz 81
Sec. .. &,
own 81 Mamre
Oct, 20. Helmer Anderson and wife
to. Carl Romeo ahl En- Of SCI Sec.
Lot 8 Of Sec: So 5o:7S acres 81.
6 Oct Carl B Rom dahl to Helmer
Anderson Sc Il sof MI, SW11ll ssof
:N ~ p; Sec: %. ] so acres. 81
Village Of Pennoc
Oct 10. Jenss Larson to Julius Ear.
som SOL, Lots s, 1920 and p Of Block.
$1,000. ..9..s t.=I..z l &.
ST City. Of: vviltn1ar s. *s==.
Ig Oct. 10. David II. Hoglund and wife
to- Alyina FL Beaulie leu; ! w " of lots Z
and 8. Block a. $4,000. s9 *s=zs=
a. Oct re- John Skoolheim and wife to
Gil. Nun SOM Lot and s114k of Lot
10 of. Bloc 81. ST.. IS
Oct. 133.s T. H.. McGinty and wife to
John w. Foster; E. 13I tt Of Lot.
and b. 1875 # Of N n of Lot 5. Block
6. Ferring's. $4,000. 81
Oct. Is. T.sW. Johnson to; Reuben
r. Anderson; s. so # Of Lot 6 and By
of Il otE ), Block !. I erring s. 81
Oct. 10. nellie .Bergsted (widoW) to
Jesse ~. scoYill; Lot 11,=blk. IL. $500.
Oct. 81 SRakel 4Tork elson to- Theo:
,dore g. Torkelson;7 Lots Is. and 6. Blk
.4.ss30O0. >ss bib III. -. T.
Oct. ID: Clarence M. Gordhamer. and
Wifestos Jallmar II. Nyquist;;:: und.. 1-3
int in Lots Ia 4, s., 6, and Z. Cord
hamer's add: $1:55...= . Z: s.s :Es= zs.S.
Oct. a. Helene. Knutson end 5hus-
band to: Carl. Knutson; lot:11 *s1A of
lot u, Blk !. Hanson S. 81. .S.5.=
Oct.#14. Carl Knutson (single) to
Osuldz Knutson;.. lot II, S " of lot IL
Of block l. Hanson,s: ST.. ~ . ..... s
Oct. IA. Victor Ningenb berg and wife
to Fred G. Smith, lot 9, S. 30 it Of: lot
no.. block .G8: $4,000: 49,. i II +
Oct. 4: :Olof A. ~Ferring to Carrie v.
Schumacher; lot Z, block z, Ferrings
Szfo. = - 80 -: r. -
Town of Lake Lillian sss4.z%%s
Oct. 10. Alfred Erickson and wife
to John o., Erick and Albert Erickson; ;
NW14;; NJ of. sW.1A; Sec. IS: seq OF
NE14, Sec. IT. $4,000. :: !. ~ :%ss =
j Oct. ~. .Adolph N. Erickson and wife
Ito City. Investment Co: Part of Govt.
lot L. Sub-lot, A of lot s., sub lot B OF
Lot 8; sub-lot A of lot z; Sub-1ot A OF
lot o. all of@govt. lot s. Sec. 13. $7500.
3 Oct. Fl. Annie Erickson and husband
to John O., Erick and Albert Erickson,
81 of NWA; Sec. 49, 80 acres. $1,000.
s$. ~. own Of album. =, ssyS
N X Oct. 20 Kandiyoh County. Bank to
Eleanor Peterson; South TO- acres OF
ESV1V1144 of NE14 exc. b. 1 rod; lots 2
and g., Sec. "a. ST. IF. IS Isl 49,. 49,.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1922-11-01
PAID D ftI q a.

~ Oswald Gemmenstad as arranged
81 Municipa Court 81 Saturday morn
ing before Judge Null Ter He pleaded
gull stD aS charge OF being intoxicated
on the public streets of Willmar on
the night eofs October nth. The COM
plant va made by Nj ht Patrolman
=Nels a. sRosenqu Ist. MI. Gemmen-
,stad, NV ho# is emplo Dyed as q replace
me1t. maj. a the roundhouse in this
city, plead guilt to- the charge. He
paid a fine Of S 10 and costs, the total
amounting to 81 I. 50, and was released.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1922-11-01
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Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1922-11-01
ORIENTAL LIMITED HITS COWS

Train No. the: Oriental Limited,
was: delayed on Friday rning on this
side Minot The train was crossing
a fill with water on both sides OF, the
track and struck a herd OF cows that
had wandered out onto the right of
way Four the animals were killed
and the resi-. jumped into the water
The train did not arrive in Willmar
until s:
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1922-11-01


car from. the restallran and theacOn-;
tents Of it, we're found this morning.
streWn over street about two.
blocks from where /. the auto was.
parked b. The papers were of-no value.
except to- her, but were contained IN.
an envelope marked 'tLibert Bonds,,'5
and iss elieYed this led to. the rob.
berry. Little Falls Daily Transcript.
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ll;ll't d hsYes moved hack here
III bt,aiis 81 their ss0Oacre= ifar1m
5nofthw here Their friend we're
glad sth 81 81 ,6 az Tiey are at
1 prsssxt wing sons tie place recently
svacated Alberta Boht1: ii
1slc:hi had Is. mis- fortune 81
!. hurting hig finger q short time ago
tia cable that isI used 70 place the
!. B cars g gravel pc NJ Y = 3.
ID. B rand drs, Jens Granlies visited at
the Ole. Mpnlon 81. home Frida
u Conrad horson 4 essisted G Martin
Otteson So the. garage last.week.
szs NE. and Mrs. Charley Johnson and
three children !, spent Sunday with !.
r.. Zones. .s. .55
Peterson of ~ London Is
busy putting electric lights in several
reside and business places here.
Another boost Tor HaWick
Bert, Lindgren il at present assist
ing Pete 4 Olson with hi. y fall work.
I'm IA Mr.: John Mel outh< Gale on Mrs.
=. R..sWelchi Thursday Afternoon
Nj. Carlson one Of the state road
superinte ndents was in. illmar on
business. from, iday until Saturday.
j. Norby OF Belgrade the Wat
Mnas remedy:man, was in. this vicinity
last week.t s 81. s itsE 81:
IS Mr. and Mrs. Frank King and; dau-
sghterss Bonnie BelDand. Sylvia and Mr..
Bisbee daily review., 1922-06-04
Miss Watkins and
 M. s. Lindholm Are
 Married Yesterday

Miss Barbara Watkins and NJ. g. LindhOlm. two popular young resi- dents of the district, were married at o'clock yesterday afternoon at the home of the brides mother, Mrs. Mary c. Watkins, on Quality Hill. The cer- emony was read by the Rev. John C.. F. Fry. of the Presbyterian church. The wedding was attended by about twelve friends and relatives of the couple.
 Mrs. I.indhOlm. until Friday after noon, was a teacher and physical di- rector in the Warren School, and, for several years, has been active in school. social and club affairs in the district. Mir. I.indhOlm is a mining engineer with the c. & A. staff here and one of the energetic members of the local American Legion.
 Mir. and Mrs Llndholm left for the coast last night on the Golden State Limited. They will remain in Cali fornia several weeks and then return to Bisbee to live in their new home, sO2 Bisbee Road, Warren.