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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-16
Supper Table
Gossip

Dnllcs Mcrron was arrested last
night ny Capt. Pat O'Grndy and
hold by the police for. lnycatlga-
ton MerrOn was unable 10 give "a
s~atiafrctUiy description OF how he
SECURED an Automobile when he
possesses.
e The fire department was called
10 4Ot East Central avenue last
night NJ l0;fS o'clock when fire "
Unknown origin started In n cioth-
81 closet II the y. l.. Martinez
barber shop. The damage was not
hcnsv The building ~ owned by
ueorgr Knsoman.
No ncw cases of diphthcrln have
occurred In peraito 80 far durlnr
the month OF May and the situation
aecmH to lie well under control A
great many ~ the children al
pcralia have been immun.zod aud
the ,OJnty Health department iH
Of the opinion that no further out
break viii take place.
IN immigration officer u IN.
pcctcd 10 arrive tonight or to-
morrow from III Paso 10 take into
custody Charles Brenninr. q Ger
man. who was arrested last ulrht
~ santa Re Special officer Louis
Bench The man is said To have
come into The country hy way of
Mexico without a proper passport.
Horn this morning To Mr.. aud
Mrs. Charles Rochl. OF ola Albu-
aucruue. "A son.
Mr. and Mrs. ". a. Merritt an
nounce the birth Of a daughter.
born This morning az the Women's
ana Children's hospital
t'iicd States Indian Commits
einncr W. ~ Burke will not rcnrh
Alhuuucrquo until about Mny 40.
according TO word Just received
nom MIN by the Chamber ga ,ult,.
mcrcc. He IL now In California,
and expects to reach Gallup on May
20 From there he VIII max. a
trlp into tile Navajo rc~ssrvntio,. or
this state. and will then come 10
AlhuuGcrque by way Of santa Re.
Mis- Mabel Pet has been nm
pointed atc%nographcr to city Man
ngcr Der; n. Calkins. She tsnes
thr place of Miss Helen Fee, who
has resigned. Tho latter held the
position for a year and a hnif.
albuquerque Temple No. : pytli-
iHn sisters viii meet tomorrow
niehf no 3 O'Clock az the Knights Of
pythins hall.
Iht 'sOOi Cheer club viii meet
wiih Mrs j ~. Collistor on May
"a Instead OF May n.
\ spcclni moving picture show
Tor boy members OF Che y. ". q.
a. has been arranged for eight
. clock tomorrow night. Several
lnlms ~ unusual interest have been
secured FOR the entertainment.
Mrs. Emilio Chavez. nicty. 81
MI Dcseredio M%ontoya 81 pld Al
buducrque arrived here today from
her homo az Miuslow. Ariz. she
will undergo q special operation AT
Ia local hospital.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-16
Program for Camp
Fire of the C. A. r.
Reunion Announced

The New Mexico Grand Army
OF the Republic will open is annual
encampment "wednesday morning
at . o'clock In knights OF Pyihias
hall. The program for the camp
firc "Wednesday night. which will
be a feature OF the first days SEES.
sion, was announced today as fol
lows;
Star SpnnRicd banner
by audience
Reading
Miss Ridley
Address
Carl G. Magee
Song
ny audience
Iiemarks
by Veterans
Song
Hy Miss sheror
Heading
by Miss Kadloy
America
by audience
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-16
DIR. Landrith VIII.
Probably Make His
Home in Albuquerque

DR.. Ira landrith. field worker
for the Anti saloon league. nnd
one Of the prominent American
platform speakers, II thinking So
riously OF making Albuquerque his
home. when he was here Friday.
Saturday and sunday, he gave out
this Information 10 the Chamber
OF Commerce, saying that he had
not definitely decided hut would
do 20 II he can make suitable nr-
rangcmentr
Dr, Landrith has n wife and
daughter, who win also come here
"a live In event he decides 10 move
here, HIS preient home j. In
Chicago, but he wants to come here
because OF the climatic ndva ntages.
lie went from here o Arizona.
whore he will make n number Of
addresses before returning to Chi
cage.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-16
JURY BEING CHOSEN
TO TRY MCCLURE
FOR GIRLS DEATH
Alleged He Shot His
~Stenographer When
Out Riding

EEL pASO. Tex. Hny fG.-Two
Jurors. carl Noii. electrician. and
Roy coleman, a mnchlnlat. we're
chosen out of 20 venlre men cN-
amined before the noon recess to-
day. TO try Fred N. Mcclure on q
charge % numbering his stenoHra r
pher and sweetheart. Miss LOUISE
Frcntzoi. while the couple were
out riding the night of March ~
last. a motion for change OF
venue was denied Yesterday.
The prosecution declared sodny
the death penalty would he asked
Tor.
The girl WINS shot In the back %
the head and her body found me
morning after tho ride, not far
from her home. hut three miles
from whore she was anot.
Mcclure said he was too exceed
TO tukc tho eiri 90 n hospital. and
declared that she shot herself. lie
snid he throw her purse and n pis-
toi In n canal, hut they have not
been recovered.
McCiure's wife and mother were
In the court room with him today.
The dead girls father and mother
remained In the judges office.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-16
Governor Mechem
Refuses to Grant
Requisition of
Local Bankers

~ nunAlNAM FNUtH ta-' tfN'I
district Judge That they could not
iic law. on analysis, was shown
10 be thar this pernission was OPP
flonnl with the district Judge.
The Arlxnnn lawyers rested their
uiscumont entirely on the conten-
ton that the governor she1id H.
sifc hsa warrants upon the face OF
The record a. shown In the Arlzo-
wg rennieltion, and offered author
Nics tending 10 support that CON
tcntiou The prcpondernnce OF thr
arlhoriiies reed In the course %
the ic1sfhy hearing appeared to
rnsinln the argument ~ attorneys
FOR ihr hfnsera that the governor
was IN Duty hound 10 permit n
hrnrla gi0 both Sides and hat
he rntifi rnt LEGALLY honor the re-
hearing 10 both SIDES and that
IA crime hn1 been substantially
chars 4 and that the accused
wcie actually fuRltiyes from the
ilflfice OF The demanding state.
Juare Morrison. ! n ourNA of his
nreuineui In behalf a the reauiai-
lions. stated That he was surprised
that the defendant knew OF the
Issuance ~ acquisitions Tor their
return 10 ArfEonn. and that IN his
.nxparienec q acquisitions the gov
tfn0F Of The demanding state al
ways lseued the warrants first. At
tnttley General Bowman ingcrpos-
"a 10 state thai the reuuisiiions In
fbIa cnaa had been widely publish
"a by certain newspapers which
No mid evidently had advance
EneWItdra o. Inc issuance Of the
rnsnisiifone before the governor ~
At<. Mexico had been notified.
f,.ternnr Afcrhm stated thai u
4Hs fHa i~nqasaahle custom m New
<:rxlch 10 atlnw the defendant In
+.46 an ox~frodiiion ease a hearine,
desired. hffore q warrant wal
tnhnfy attorney Greer. u Ma.
"a I'll county. In Introducing ~
3.3ISf nrrn mont. eonteaded tnat he
.rf hd5 "A notified thai thr DE-
3.1a1Qtt acnfd po permitted a
I&4<lnr and AIR lnfrodnetipn Of AZ,
It.4tsa ard thaf he hea not nne
A~unhIIu4lIf 10 counttrnct tneu
..:{4 rlhnf4 Governor Necheu
-+n.a hin 20 state tfet " Gree
"a IA att1fI1ift desired, N
~ would ~ pcsiponed fo'
.6ffe. ID size BIN r.en r,
..>Iuni.N. After f~o115fi.,rt NV
@~orI4tet Greer ".
.&, Irara hio arfument.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-16
Diamond Found in Courtroom
Claimed by 20 Women and
1t Nearly Causes a Riot

NEW YORK. May Ia
Wealth. appearing suddenly
today In poornan's court.
caused u riot.
Third municipal court. Wit
iiamshurg, whore thnse not
posscsscd OF an ovcrabundancc
or even an abundance of
worldly goods are wont daily
TO go Tor comfort and soinco.
was crowded.
A young lawyer was speak
ing In behalf ~ q widow with
five children who couldn't nay
her debts. lie was painting
a picture OF the life that "
led by "A family of six In one
tenement room, third story
back. The court room was
stiii-one could hear the sni,-
fling Of an old woman whose
condiments had been arounseo
by the young lawyers speech.
Thcn-ihe lawyer stopped
and picked up n two-cnrnt.
hiue-wnitc diamond set IN
platinum. lie had stepped
on u.
He handed Il 10 tho Judge.
"A funny place said he.
for a thinE like this go be
found To whom does Il be-
long2'
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-16

Three women In the rear u
the room ~squcnlo'i mo-
What a noivc you~c girls
has got. plpad a girl ON the
aisle. What q noiyo-why me-
own Mike gave u 10 mc last
night: e saved up Ter three
months 10 do Il, too
say" yelled another glrl
In u threndiarc suit. You're
Just a lyin' like anything; it's
mime
Seven other women thea
claimed ID and all started tow
ard the Judge.
The court room was in an
uproar. the bnilln shouted for
order. the Judge raped for or
der ana two policemen tried
10 hold back the claimants OF
the ring.
Relnforccmcnts arrived and
after fifteen minutes the court
room was cleared.
The ring. valued A. Si.bou.
was plaScd In the care 90 the
clerk. Al niRhtfall IA had been
claimed by twenty women.
Can you describe ifg" the
clerk asked them.
Nes," each replied. ITS a
diamond
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-16
NEW HOSPITALS
FOR EN!SERV|CE
MEN ARE LOCATED
Forbes Announces Sc.
lection of Some of
the Cities

WASHINGTON. May is-Direo-
tor Forbes Of the Veterans bureau
announced today that president
Harding had approved bureau
plans for construction OF new hos
pitalr for former service men AT
Northampton. Mass, Llvermore,
California, Camp Lewis. Washing
ton. in \cw York State-one within
fifty miles OF New York city and
another In the Adirondacks sec
tlon-At Gulf Port. Mississippi
and one IN the tenth Veterans bu-
reau district which includes Mon
tam. the Dakotas and Minnesota
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-16
Irish Factory,
Seized by Workers
Has Been Burned

BELFAST May iG.-The CAT
tocmorc Creamery in Tipperary
has been burned. u was n OF
those taken ovc from the owners,
The CIceVes Brothers. last Satnr-
day by tho workers, who hoistei
q rod flag over q.
cr-nmcries and factories have
been seized az various places in
consequence 81 the failure OF
negotiation with employers re-
pardinr wages,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-16
Business Men
Are Making a
Drainage Tour

Fifteen automobiles IS, with nearly
100 business men 81 Albuquerque,
loft the Chamber Of Commerce AZ
i.a0 o'clock this afternoon for a
tour 81 the farming communities
north OF the city. They are max
inE n two-hour trip. on which they
will study on the ground The need
Tor drainage and especially for
river control to protect the farms
and the city.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-16
GEN.. WOOD ASKS
TINE EXTENSION ON
UNIVERSITY JOB
Wants Until Next Jam
uary t, Take Penn
s~ylvania Presidency

WASHINGTON. .aaA q.
Major General Wood. Kg- q r
general OF the 81 ippinoa. Z
cnhicd ~Sccrcfnry ska to aT .vst
University 'enns''ivnnia n ~
tend until next Jan airy ihr ~. =
he shah take Nis nis. hs prcsid I
OF the inst, rl.r wcf' /
had undcrtafr he Phiiif Z
the general ~ sHuld ne be
completed by Sr4 ter l. ..hout
leaving vital fcatt - reor-
F~nnl1ntion uncCmplt
Mr. Weeks prompt ansmitted
tho MESSAGE TO senator Pepper and
other members - tlc honrd 81
trustees Of the gee --iiy on whose
decision rests the tiual course to
hr fakcn hy General Wood.
Under the original agreement
with the University. Gen. Wood was
was 10 have concluded his service
In tho Islands In time to roach his
post NJ the university September 1.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-16
VARSITY Student
MAKES AMERICAN
GIRLS TRACK TEAM
Miss Cameron Asked
to Travel to Europe
For Meet

Miss Dorothv Cameron student
Of the University OF Mn Mexico
and daughter % Mr./nnd Mrs
Peter Cameron has beyh invited 10
participate In a trn9 and field
meet for girls In Payn IN August.
The athletic direcpr Tor women
at the University M morning re-
ceived n telegram From New Ia
ven, Conn, notifyIf her that Miss
Cameron had MAO the American
Girls track teamI
Miss Cameron recently won
honors in the 10 yard dash by
defeating other Urls OF the lnsti-
tuition In a trachmoct. Miss CAM
oron was uncerJin today whether
she would MAXI tie trip with The
team.
Miss Camcrots time in the 100
yards was 10 ~ seconds.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-16
BUSINESS BLOCKS
RECENTLY BOUGHT
BY RODEY RESOLD
]. NJ Sandoval Latest
Buyer of Central
Avenue Property

poarcc Rodry today sold tho
Central avenue, which he Recently
purchased from Bcche and ThaN-
ton, 10 Jesus Maria Sandoval re-
tired sheep and cntticman.
Although the purchase price for
The three buildings was not made
public, u was said 10 be between
$50. 900 and 100000. The deal
was CLOSED through the Realty Saica
company.
Mr.. snndoval, Il II understood.
has purchased the buildings merely
for Investment. The firms now
occupying the buildings are tho
Albuquerque Heating and Plumb
lng company, klook, the builder.
and Hobbs Motor company
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-16
Dali Committee
Fails to Agree
On Irish Peace

DUBLIN. May is.-(By the As
sOciatad PreasD-Thc impression
prevalent in Dublin this afternoon
following the announcement that
the peace committed Of the Dat
Eircann had concluded ITS deiiber-
atlons and would report 10 the Dali
Wednesday. was that the ~confcrees
hna failed TO agree on any plan
and that tomorrow's meeting
would have TO face a final break
down cf the attempts TO reconcile
the two factions.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-16
Man Found at Home
OF Alvin Pohl Held
For District Court

Mike cisneros. who was arrest
cd In the home Of Alvin Pchi an
south Edith rec last night,
pleaded guilt 10 a charge Of rob
bory last might when he faced
Judge George Roddy this morning
and was placed under $1,000 bond
Tor the district court.
Cisncros was arrested by CAPT.
Pat O'Grady when he and another
MAJ were found In the house. a.
p'urady entered the other man
Jumped out Of a window ana cs-
capped. C~ianefar did not have any
stolen property when arrested. Pod
was not al home at the time.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-16
DEATHS


JENNTNGs-Vornon Floyd Jen-
nlngl, the o~ne-ycnr-old son OF
Mr.. and Mre. O. j. Jennings, died
at his home on south waiter street
Yesterday morning. TRt funeral
services will be held at 2;3O
O'Clock tomorrow afternoon from
f'rench's chapel. Burial Will be
In Fa.rview cemetery.
DuKES-The funeral service
for Marshan Brack Dukes. who
died here last Friday, viii be held
at 10 O'Clock tomorrow MORNING
IRON French'f chapel. Rev. r. n,
Moodruff Will o~fficlate, Burial
will he In Falrview cemetery.
kODARTE--The funeral OF Mrs.
DOlorttas Tenorio, who died Sat
urday evening AT her residence on
North Arno street. was held this
mcrning from the family rest
dencc. High requiem mass wa
snid at san Lgnaclo church. Burial
wa AZ Santa Barbara cemetery.
Croilott was In charge.
GARCIA--The funeral OF Jesus
Garcia, who died Monday evening
at his residence O, North Fourth
street. viii he held tomorrow
morning M 0 o'clock from the
family icAittntts Buiihl Will pt ~
Snnin Barbara cemetery. crolloti
~ In charge.
ATENCIo-The funeral OF Cruz
Atencio. who died Monday nigh
at his residence, 1iS2 Norti
Walter street, will be held 10
morrow afternoon at ? o'clocl
from the family residence to tn
Sacred Heart church, whore serv
ices will be held. Burial will be II
San Jose cemetery. crollott IN II
charge.
GARCfA-The funeral OF Juai
Antonio Garcia. who died Mon
day morning at his ranch In Car
nuei, will be held tomorrow mUrn
ing at 10 o'clock from the famili
residence. Burial will be at Car
nucl cemetery Croilott is Il
charge.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-16
Tourist
Dies in City

Francis y. strong, q real estate
man OF Humnnsviiie. Mo. who was
touring from California to his homo
when h. was taken ~ hero. died ~
n hospital today Ills wife ana a
i~G-ycnr-nld son werc with hlfn.
The body VIII Dc shipped ~
Strong isrothcrs to Mr.. Strong u
former home In Humanaviile. Mo.
Iiis family viii complete their triii
automobile.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-16
Judge M. s. Bailey
Dies i'm Denver

DENVER. May 10 Judge Nor
ton s. Bailey 81 the colorado
supreme court died suddenly at
his home here early today. Rel
ativsa ala not realize he waH critic
cnlly ~ until no Slipped into a
state 81 coma during the night
he died before his brother. Fred
W. Bailey, could be summoned 20
hh bedside.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-16
President Doesn't
Want Big Liner
Named for Him

WARRINGTON May &c prca-
ld"ut Harding has requested the
shipping board 10 modify it, d.
and to retain the name ~
the l<vihthan FOR the big liner
inkcd over from Germany, and
used In Transporting troops dur
lnK the war. Il was said today IN
ndmini. trntion nircies Tho board
had contemplated remaining the
vessel the prefidont Harding.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-16
Gas Well Blows Out
A Crater in Arkansas
200 Feet Across

ELDORADO. Ark. May H.
cry the Associated Press.)--A
crater two hundred feet across
was blown nut early today ut thu
Wiidmurphy gas well. ten miles
Forth ~ E~ldorado, and the gas
from Il and all other craters IN
the vicinity was ignitcd.
Several smaller crnters were
fired last nieht within q radius OF
200 yards. but the main well.
estimated Ca be making more than
100000 00 cubic feet OF gar a day,
dad not catch fire untll the huge
crater was blown out today
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-16
Fines Against
Sunday NJ v
Houses Upheld

NF.NNIlN1 IN, May u Nudge Y
!. McCnn ~ the Story county dis
trict court today upheld tho rulinH
~ the Amcn mayors court ~ -.
o9alng fines against the propriS
tors ~ motion picture houses for
0%nernting on sunday Ia violation
90 "a city ordinance.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-16
Suit for Divorce
Dismissed Because
Affair Is Adjusted

Tho divorce suit filed by Marie
n. Gordon against Joseph A. Cor
don In the district court on April
~. was dismissed by the court this
morning on petition Of Mrs Cor
don. IN her petition for dismissal
~ the suit she states that the dif-
feronces betwecn them have been
adjusted.
In the original complaint. MR..
Gordon alleged that her husband
had struck ana beat her and had
threatened 20 KIT her " nhe did
not pack hcr trunk and leave.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-16
IS HURT WHEN
PARADE REVIEWING
STAND COLLAPSES
Accident During the
Knights Templars Pa
rade at Oklahoma
City

OKLAHOMA CITY. Okla. May
iG--Thlrty-six persons were In
lurod. one probably seriously. when
o reviewing stand built for tho
parade Of knights Tempiars, who
are attending a state meeting here.
collapsed this morning.
Francis NJ. Harper. n telegraph
operator. was reported seriously
hurt.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-16
No Further Notice
Will Be Given for
Road Tax Payment

No furihor notice VIII be given
hy the county trcnsurcr's office ~
road tax payers. u wnE ANNOUNCED
this morning. and fuits will Ice
started against those who have not
tnid by June 4. On June I the
road lakes VIII become delinquent.
Those who wish to put In work
on the county roads instead OF pay
Ing the tax must also report at tho
county ireaurer'H office for AS
algnmcnt to their districts. The
roma iuV g. So and 81 u day 10 al
lowed for work on the roads.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-16
Popular Song
Writer Is Dead

OAKLAND. Vnllf, MAY t.
Harry II Williams widely known
az n composer ana motion picture
director, T. dend A. the home % his
mother here after a brief Illness,
VILLAINS vas credited with com
posing "In the Shade % tho old
Apple Tree" Mickey" Peggy.
I'm afraid 20 go Home IN the
Dark" and other popular eonRs.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-16

nRuSsElS. May 1.-THE DER
man government has Deposited
payment Of nifty million gold
marks nnder the provisional nora
torium Hranfed by the separations
commiEHion.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-16
TnTAsvnf VInr sCANT

WAsIIINOTDN, May ia InlFr
alarm about midday today called
three companies q lire apparatus
10 the United states treasury, but
investigation stohed no trace %
u fire.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-16

Granite paving blocks nro manu-
faeturcd in a great variety OF sizes.
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1922-09-01

for the new season S poultry cam
paign Methods in the Golden
State" differ from those in the
Northwest but they saw little that
could be copied safely owing to
the difference in climate. Barley
is largely fed instead of oats as
ii was, successfully enough, here
during the war. The FORESTS
visited with old friends in Port
land and San Francisco and en-
ioyed many motor trips through
the country around Santt Cruz
during their weeks stay there. 1t
was sweet to renew old associa-
tions, and to review old memories
with the "big brother" of child
hood days and in San Francisco,
to find that a dozen of the Tono-
pah neighbors who had since made
their homes thcrt, had arranged
to assemble as a surprise to
Daddy" Forrest.
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1922-09-01
FIL0SOFY

Implanted wood costs money, men,
When soaked with winter rains.
Get busy while it's sunny, then
Paint up! It's worth the pains.
Five dollars worth of paint today
Will save five hundred later.
A new barn means big outlay
For some procrastinator.
We have the pant and the price
is right.
At the Store by the Sea.
A. ], MARSH & Son,
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1922-09-01

The regular monthly meeting
was held at the community hall
Saturday evening. After short
business session new officers for
the next six months were elected
as follows: c. Ruhlen, president
c, Petersen, vice president; B. F..
Scanlon, secretary, and r. Berry,
treasurer. The following ladies
will serve on the social committee =:
Mrs, B. F. Scanlon, chairman,
Mrs. Claude Petersen and Mrs.
c. Keen; entertainment commit
tee, Mrs. L. Riehm, Mrs. A. Ander-
sen and Mrs. f. Berry.
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1922-09-01

The Dockton school will open
Tuesday, September 5. The teach
era for the coming year are: Miss
Esther johnson, who will again
teach the upper grades. Mrs. Ber-
ny, an experienced primary teach
er of Spokane, will teach the first
four grades. Mrs. Berry has talk
en- the cottage next to the school
house and will move into it the
end of the week.
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1922-09-01

w. V. Curtis returned Wcdnes-
day from an extended visit in Los
Angeles. Mr.. Curtis remarked
that, while he enjoyed the visit,
he would not trade his little place
ON Vashon island for the whole
state of California, "Thems our
sentiments" also.
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1922-09-01
GLEN ACRES

Mrs. Eldrcd and daughter, Miss
Mabel, of Seattle, spent the first
of the week with Mr., and Mrs.
Floyd Mace.
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1922-09-01

The Misses Esther johnson,
and Martha Roen were out camp
ing last week. They have com
pleted their vacations and are
back to work at Seattle. Miss
Esther Johnson leaves Friday for
her school at Roseburg, Grays
Harbor county.
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1922-09-01

Mrs Roy Kimmel and two child
rem, who have been staying for
some time at the home of the form
cr's mother, Mrs. Campbell, left
for their home at Oak Harbor
Wednesday.
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1922-09-01

Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. Forrest have
returned from their three weeks
trip to California in the best of
health and spirits, and all primed
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1922-09-01

The summer home of Samuel
Ostrow at Colvos burned to the
ground Monday. Nothing was
saved and the family is without
even bedding. Kind neighbors
gave them shelter until they could
get back to town.