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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-03-07

charles Hamilton Is being he'd at
Tho request OF the police authorities
~ rittshurg. Pa. pending the arrival
NJ q man 10 take him in charge.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-03-07
GARDINER

Miss Beatrice Spinney, teacher in
'ha public schools Of Bath, passed
tho weekend at her home in this
CIV.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-03-07

Tho Ladies' Auxiliary OF the Uni
church will meet Tuesday
afternoon at go in the church yes
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-03-07
Don t Baby
Corns==USe
"Gets=It'

Thousands of people have only
themselves to blame for corn agony.
blocdpoison, etc. trimming ana
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-01-01

storm sewer is needed to prevent
rain waters from filling up the sani-
tary lines.
As II IL now. temporary connections
from the storm sewer on seventh
street carry rain water into the Hani-
tary sewer and In case Of bad storm
auses the water in these lines to
back up II the bonds for the sewer
cxtensions ~ voted, commissioners
say this situation will be relieved.
Tho reservoir which the city wishes.
u b. planned. will be erected on the
ground on she mesa one-half a mile
southeast 0f the present reservoir
The city b. badly in need OF a better
reservoir. it is claimed, The present
plnrs cali for a duuble-thnk reser-
Voir-oue divided so one-half OF u
can be cleaned independently OF tho
other Aaoticr problem, to be CON
sidorod ronn 10y the commission D.
that OF building a new yiaduot over
the Santa re tricks at Coal avenue
which may Involve a bond issue OF
not less than 500. con.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-01-01
PLANS TO
ASK FOR A BOND
ISSUE OF S3lO.OOO
Sewers, Disposal Plant
and Water Reservoir
Are Needed

Tho city is gradually cutting down
it, bonded indchtcdncas. WIN in"
net debt 90 S81Sooo at the present
time. md with tho prospect of hnv-
ing b cut s2O. 600 NOT when tne
citv's hnlf Of the lanes como In, Al
b-uquerruc viii mails an appeal IN
April 10 .ts citisenH Ca vote $4,000
mi bonds for city improvements
After O. thorouRh study of the city
Nrobieme OF late. CITY Engineer
Kimball has reached the decision
that four improvements are necessary
this year rhcsr are o. scwuge di'-
posnl plant. which % De- estimated
will cost tit ttOs extensions to ihe
sanitary sewer. with an estimated cost
of 100000. storm cNtcnsiofS b,
estimated In cost st Sph,heNs s. /"
now reservoir which together win
pumUa and additional pipe line
would cost $50. 200.
The city viii ask the vorng Of Tho
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-01-01
tNmCi@ fV

charm 90 her voice than uy her rro1i
personality % was tine greatest
Christina. present H city could have
20 have The oupuIi unity 90 SID lt Do"
foot OF This parsonage uNd 600 boa
those snun- fHaf .sui"s-eI HH a.aat
o. as 100 My tIrart at Toy -wc.
Voice tho most exquisite emotion
in another the graat arresting chaI-
lrngc of "ErihJuis ln "HuIcru ios
abandon; iu Pirate Dreams %
depth and f-HrciurHa Of "a mother
lullaby. while Iu where tho No.f
Ecrins' 10 ringing call from friend
TO friend uud o. hirncss &C t',Hn-
that was worthy OF The west SONGS
u majestic dignity and the ElducHa
quiem and. though a uttlc less Ho.
Have You Seen Him IL France
-Lieurnnros Indian Love snnE Wa
thrliliug with aauness ana longing.
ny request Madame SchuuHnn
flolnk ans holy NisL Silent NlrhL
iu German. and as tho song whose
sirancc beauty cannot he described
flowed la pure melody uram The sins
ars throat. Christmal and the uela
al grtul.ncm an arcmcd far more
clear and hcaub.ful than before. and
many "a head bowed low When tho
song WINS finished tho $500 people
assembled In fhD armory did NOT
move for several seconds. o. thc
great singer stood with her head
bowed. "a was "a silence toe heaail-
fll tu Dee disturbed, and % pleasure
that seomcd almost too holy q"
break by the wild clappIug OF hant-
"Thc Rosary. 10 fayoritc that Will
always Ice "a favorite. was also given
by request. and there were many
handkerchief at many eyes before
the song waa finished
The audience stood Ht the Cnnrlus-
ion OF the program Will, Do great
singer sang one verse % The star
Suangled Banner and "a q SANG one
VERSE with her. Patriotism. taught ln
/ the ]clouuont face and voice ui
Madame schumaun H,ink. az she
stood proudly before her audience.
her head raised in noble uppc iu-
tlon OF the meaning OF tho song sing
ing the hymn OF her adopted country
that for which some OF beer boys cu.
| listed their services lu the recent wal
while some fought against o. pa
triotism taught hy The stendtast 10y
atty Of the woman while Do mother
heart was torn between The boys uu
der tho Sta Spuurlod Banner Tho
| bows under the standard Of Germany
PATRIOTISM taught thus Dr. "a lrs-ot
that Young and old cannot forget. fui
goes too deeply into o. human
heart. Children In the balcony at ih'
building throw kisses tp her AN.
waved their hands.
Arthur IucssDr. accompanies ful
Madame ]Schumann lio.uk, WIS .
brilliant artist who. with 'Euudo,
John Field and Chopiu's 'Poluu
ntsr. 4 Fiat" and "NorturUr ]
SHARP" completely won over his hear
cra. Mr. Locsser was also Trslll'
time and again.
The Apollo club, who arranged th'
Schumnon-Heink concert. have intro
duced themselves iu "a brilliant wal
aud give promise uf being a musicn
organization mat will Doe u power ID
Tho community. There are also N'l.
excellent musicians. and In the 'pil
rrlms' Chorus" from ThauuhuusoI
and 'Tho Altar Of Truth tMohr
4 reflected great ability and careful
| raining.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-01-01
RRs AkFASr PARTY ron
MISS LOIS STIsRNS.

Miss Betty NrNnt ana Miss Eleanor
Alderman entertained Tuesday morn
iur ut r. charmIrg breakfast az the
Alyarado In honor Of Miss Lois
St.aru- who's wedding Co benjamin
Rupert Kennedy took place Thur
dag at noon. The table was hrauti-
fully arranged with a centerpiece Of
red sweet peas and little rcd baskets
were the nlVorH for rich guest Misz
Eihsf uIcsov had made place card.
c.ricIturiuE each guest IN red inkF
AMI .hrso proved one Of thc most en-
t|trfaIuluE features of the occasion.
Miss -Itlrur was liver "a lovely corr
sts of reel sweet peas "a rus's
Th, Young women invited ln Miss
gft.rI-' honor wore Mrs Paul
Burs,r Mrs Kenneth Bnlcomh Mrs.
garrrp Nud.flpnu Ir.. Mrs Tony
Bf..u Mrs Nuhnrsun. Mrs GEORGE
Nlt,h,Il Miss Angelica Huwdcu NIss
NUIv Irur0in. Miss s4Duisc luwner.
sIIs FruD Iriefy hiisr Grace Stortz,
aud Miss Alice Who.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-01-01

-lIrI.ug with Christmas decorations
fnn ucntcrploCc being a glowing tree
wIl eandlcs and Sinsei. While a
MAILER trrs was placed al either end
of tHo table Iavors were miniature
g.t l.i- with santa tiaus decura-
..u. which holI candies. After 20
fyru elaborate dinner. the guess
went 90 ths home 90 Mr. end Mrs
John Barry ON Nuttu fiddtng street
and here amid beautifully decorated
room a number Of snmos Of bridsc
were anioyod. The p1rty Included
,lr and Mrs John Barry. Mr. and
Nrf NuItuu Reed. Mr.. and Mrs Fred
peuu. Mr. aud. Mrs. John pritchnri
Mr. and Mrs. W N. u~urkworth. NJ
and Mrs Ross piNley, Dr. and MIS-.
Miller DR.. and Mrs. Chapman. Mr.
and Mrs r. - Herod. Mr.. and Mrs
jefferson Mr.. M Airs. :. A. Jones'
Mr nuu Mrs Charles S~cheurich. Airs
Frances Aiayhail. Mr.. Jerry Briscoo or
Amarillo and Mr. aud Mrs George
Roberts
Mrs Fred Dennis and Mrs Frances
MaylHu entertained with q bridge
luncheon saturday. The luncheon
was e.HUu ot tho Harvey House. and
cards followed at tho Dennis homo
uu N0r.u Gliding street.
pr aud Mrs. J. Is Greening and
dauri.rH Martha drove over from
Amarillo loo their automobile and were
huus- guests OF Mr. ana Mrs " -
stnlInss Tuesday and Wednesday
MR.. StlUIugs ana Miss Adrirune re
turned with them Thursday and Will
remain for 90 short visit.
Mrs Orsld Campbell and Mrs. G
r. Worrcl ave "a hrid 90 party on
Thursday afternoon
Miss Lillian Smith was hostess 20 a
Tow friend. ut her home ON North
GIdding street Thursday afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs g.. G. Newton ana Airs
Welsh spent Christmas vacation with
Mr. and Mrs Ted Hollincld Ia Cam
yuu, Ten
Mrs Mccarthy was hostess To the
Clovis Research club on December -.
Wives of Do ministers of the city
and "a TOW friends who assisted with
the program were guests of the club
q very interesting program hitting FOR
the Christina. vacation was rendered
Al the close ~ the program "a de-
iclou- sllHi course was SERVED and
wives of ,Hy ministers and other
guests wor. toasted by the club
Mr. and Mrs Fred Dennis cntcr-
tanned "a number of their friends with
% dinner at Do Harvey House Thurs
day evening December %. a bc4u-
uiul basket nllcd with Christmas
flowers and IuI with lows of red and
green tullo wa. used loo the center of
Tho table. while bows of tullc were
lavishly used Iu add Co tho beauty nf
the --urr0uulIuss HoInaotta cups.
with tuIc bow fllod with Christmas
uaudlDs were faNurs. The guests
went tn tbr Dennis home after din
nor and There 90 beautiful Christmas
tire. glowing With candles % bright
ornaments, puiuaottas and a profu-
sion OF tully lows added to the at
tructiNcu'ss OF tho rooms. During
tho r.Uff. H| UT#Ig4. lEuF rrfr4shs
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-01-01
SIGMA GU MEN
CLlaBK ME CHRISTMAS.

The annual Sigma Chi Christmas
celebration that makes Christmas
"a Hftic gayer each yenr Was tho
dance at Tho fraternity house Tues
day evening BeFld,s the dancing
thero were songs and other entertain
memt.
Christmas was everywhere evident
in ,Ia.nt decorations sigma CHS
who have left school aud gone forth
to seek their fortunes sent Christmas
cards back to- the house tu greet thor
orc u.lr aad this collection was
looked over with interest by the
ests and many old familiar names
recalled
SiFms chi ALUMNI were the hosts.
n the guests Included active and
pledged mon. other fraternity and
non fraternity representatives, ani
their Girl friends
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-01-01

only a Tow 81 tho many clubs ~
,ue s.. W. 4. a.. came Through Che
post Christina, letharEy with pep
enough 20 bold mceuns during Vac
,a,iun WcDf. THE g Il. T. club
found most 81 Us member CON pic
ious hy their absence. SO voted not
TO meet AGAIN ul January lt Tho
freshman girls OF Atrs. Crnham's
club were darling about the tssurin-
ton rooms last Wednesday evening
apprais.ng each others unusual ate
tire with glooful ca"dur. several
boys in particular, youngish, girliFn
hoys attracted much attention and
comment. on saturday afternoon Tho
Eonc Garden club held initiation for
two members at the homo Of Mary
Eixqlefh French.
An initiation meeting WIS also
planned FOR Saturday afternoon AZ
HARDWOOD school. but was postponed
hpcausu not all Of the pupils would
got have returned from vacations
spent at home
An Interesting program b. being
prepared FOR tho Annual Meeting hy
members Of Mrs Goklcr's gymnasium
classes. Drills. dances and lk dane
cs will bc presented by som thirty
girls. There will probably De not less
than siX such numbers. zach r~c,iuir-
ing from six 10 fifteen performers.
The annual meeting will be held
sometime during the third week 10
\ January.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-01-01
EVENING PARTY TOU
l-LIAI. nIlnIII

So Dorothy tunuur gave "a pretty
evening party durInE "a ristmas week
fur bows and girlg nl the HlEh school
crowd al her home Tho evening was
spent 10 plaving gnin"9 and In dane
ln1. and a nEht supper wac a1rv"u
1attI THO young people present
were ih. Misses Ne-fn Mckenzie Wv
iuu alhsou HpleE s%HnuHidor Marian
Crawford Louise h~l..ruturc, Violet
Lancaster mud Forrest Applchy; and
L,..I Marcus stanford Nobic. Car
Allen Uich4rd LcWiH. .uyier Fergus
nou Robert Gllchrls' Iames wool
wor.b. Harold Bltuh pryille Hiilmer
Paul Wen ami Wills smith
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-01-01
S~t.IsINEuS USHER N
TIM MN YEAR.

Tho ShrlncrS begun thc New Year
with 20 f0s,Ive spirit last night when
tu,, entertained members of the Pa
troll md their Indies az "a sormal din-
n"r dance at the AlvRrado botol The
dinlus room wls decorated in Christ
uss coiors. and with flowers ard
o-ecrrr,eus. and there lie $50 guests
danced until midnight tuiied the death
M 1924 Then pandemonium reigned.
for horns. whistles and confetti and
-acrpentines were mixed len a riot that
nliel IN that brearhicss moment be
tween the death Of the old year and
the birth Of the new
The company then gathered In iht
iohDy Of the motel where from twelve
o'clock until half past a. program a
music and entertainment was given
~ hall past twelve dinner was served
IN the dining snd In TAFT hall
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-01-01
WHO'S HERE



3D. G. Linbrri5nd, Anthony. n. Y.
ID NJ Davidson New York City.
o. Al. Grunder. New York Ci;y
D. Nugont AMI wife, East 81. Louis
Illinois.
g. g. Smith. Denver
g. * Parker. New York city
b. W, McCluskcy. iiolhrooI. Aria
g. H. Card, Denver.
N Cloavcianl, pat.l. n. NJ
W. Todd. soooFro.
D. Cohen. 81. LOUIS
W a. Wright, Long Beach
~. Hibhlcr Chicago
Mrs Jesse Decker. Springfield. -.
Laura Decker Springfield. -
e, g. Monroe state college. y. -
COMBS.
A. VI. Gunry. Belcn
Grace Guncy Curl. Eplon.
Miss Esther g. Hohb go. Lunbn
n. W. Burns. WiuaIuW
A. a. u. I,pL,rts. Co.,. Denver.
G. George HuJ wife. Denver
G. IL walker. Topeka
a. v. Burke End wife. Denver.
r.. II Benson and vito. Colorado
SPRINGS
Harvey Ever and vito roi1ru 90
springs
j. h Kirkpntriok and wife. Los
Angelaa.
Mrs. y. - Williams ana daughter.
MountHinair.
n. D. Nance. noa Moinea.
S1IRGES.
T. Davis. ~ laso,
NJ Weiss Pueblo.
g. e. Graham, Ventura. CbUf
A. Carter and wife. ~ pa8o.
W. !. Corhy. Hoawoli
g. . C%arapbcli and wife. Fortuna,
Oregon.
y G. stclnmaa. Denver.
W Block, Grants, D.. NJ
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-01-01
FORMAL DINNER
y TIT RSDAN

The Sixty dance club. a recently or
gunizcd group Of dance enthusiasts,
will have as formal dinner
next Thursday evening at the Coun-
try club. Tho club. which meets
once "a month. makes its alternate
meeting "a formal dinner dance. only
the members Of the club Will be pres
gnt.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-01-01
90 =
lDI.AI CTIR PLANS.

Christmas decorations ana iHe
Christmas spirit prevailed at the
meeting OF the Ideal bridge club
Tuesdey. two DAYS after Christmas
al tho home 81 Mrs. r. NJ. Lyons
Mr. George W Ellis who has been
spending tho winter in C~nliforn.1 and
who h homo FOR the holidays. vas a
guest Of honor.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-01-01
nIN.rn rAnI1 MnNnNN.

Professor and Mra j. $ Lockwood
entertained OF an iuf0r'nul Christine
dinner PARTY MuUdaF .I
their home ln ID University uoIrhf
TnIer rrin-is were Professor and Nrs
&. Il Carey. Miss Wilma shelton aud
pr. George Hubhcl.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-01-01
200
CHRISTAfA PARTY
TDR O., .. O.

Mrn George vs. Bond gave tho
members 81 tho r. h. q. society q
Christmas party WIN sewing and
music. last Tuesday afternoon. al her
homo on West Roma avenue Mr.
II L. Horrefre gave several piano
collections. Mrs Hayes. Miss Van Al
n land Miss N~inrgaret Cook were
guests
b. with Mrs. n. T. Iasseit on West
Copper avenue, January 10.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-01-01
HERALD WANT AID TAKERS

Are thoroughly trained adj writer's.
If you so desire, they will gladly
assist you in wording your ad.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-01-01

the city engineers onice In Roswell
during the past several nonths,. spept
Christmas in the city with his parents.
He returned to the south Wednesday.
Miss Anne Cristy. Miss Eleanor An-
herman and Miss Betty Arnot will
leave tunorrow FOR Holbrook 60 take
up their duties aa teachers In the
HolbrOok schools
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-01-01

Mrs r. D Haync. who has been IN
MusknEoe. Okla, with her father.
having been called thoro by hits 80.
riouE Illness. spent Christmas In Al
buquerque with her son. hut returned
tu phidhoma yesterday
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-01-01
NapAsnE scrrMfSN.HEISK

II thank You from the bottom OF
nay hoAst, This j. the wonder
fnl Christmas prescnt ] ever had IN
Tha words Of Madame schumann
Hoink az she wat recalled umc and
afain Monday pvening al the con-
reff At the Arniofy. could only eN-
press Alhuqueraue's opinion OF ihe
,lril0. versatile singer who has won
al America 70 hex not more by tho
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-01-01
CHRISTMAS sr'RvIsEs A.
81. pAtfffS G'Ui ttGH.

The Christmas festi lilies "a -
puul's English Lutheran church were
ushcrcd in with a sunrise service 81
praise and prayer and a brief Christ
mas meditation by the pastor. The
church was tastefuily decorated with
and Christmas lights max
ing altogether a very pretty enect
The attendance M The sunday school
service IN tho evening taxed the y
city OF the building. In addition 20
an unusually tine program by the
members Of tn school there was an
impressive p~antomimc, The story Of
the NATIVITY by the young people, ac-
rompnnied IN the singing Of Christmas
carole BY the choir.
A very happy feature OF the Christ
mss celebration al 81 paurs chGrs'n
was the presentation to the pastor.
the Rev. a. N knudsen, and his fam
ia. OF q generous cheek as,a Christ
maa gift from the congregation and
q token Of appreciation ~ The pas
tor's Services. This followed almost
IN the wake Of Az Increase IN salary
voted by tho church council only q
lew days previous aud 70 become ef-
fectivc January 4.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-01-01

bonds ms the financing 81 the i'm
provements. 1t is believed. cannot be-
brough. about IN any other way. pro-
vided the engineers report Is approx
cd by the city commission.
Retire Si5, geo IN Bonds.
The city fathers voted to retire sis.-
600 in bonds at their meeting on
"Wednesday night. thus reducing the
bonded debt uf Albuquerque from
SN6a.OOO to SSbN, 600. OF this amount
however, StOO,0OU represents the
city's doht on the water plant. which
b. now more than "a sclf~-sustaininr
lr~rartuiuut
In the opinion OF tho commission
CrH. tAc receipts from the water de
purtmont viii enable tho city in forty
year tp wipe from tho slate the Sin0.-
on0 bonded debt an he plant. With
Che water department paying on It's
own debt. the city Is in "a position 70
give its attention only TO the other
debts. amounting TO &~i53.O 600.
when ei1h. 600. which Is now IN
the sinking fund established purposely
to meet debts other than those on
the water plant, Is subtractcd from
the s453.OO the city's not debit can
Doe estimated at S31N.O 600 at the pres
cut time.
Since bonds NJ the city are being
retired ana "a sinking fund growing
at a reasonable rate, the rommls-
sloncrs believe the city De- we'll able
financially to meet another bonded
debt for needed improvements. such
Ha mentioned
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-01-01
CLOVIS socIrfY0 Sorus

Never was the dining room al the
Harfey House pretticr than u WIS
on Wednesday evening, December 2i,
when the Thursday Auction club gave
n dinner bridge IN honor Of their
husbands. The long table Nau
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-01-01

Miss Dorothy Stevenson LETT Thurh-
day for Santa r., TO be the guest OF
Miss Constance Walter over the week
end.
Merritt Oidakcr and Charles Schol-
Re will return this afternoon to Boul-
dor. colo, for. the opening Of the uni
vorsity. after spending ten days here
visiting relatives.
Mrs Ccorgc W. Ellis. who has been
amending tho halldays with hor fam
ft, will leave tomorrow for California
to hc with her daughter, Florence.
who is in school there.
Albert Newcomer who has been AZ
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-01-01
F~OnTNtGHTIN CLUB
10 MET n ~

The Fortnlghtir must, club will moot
Tuosdnf ov"n,ng january B az the
Woman's ciuo for q business meetins
(which VAL loo preceded by a short Mu|
Nioiinst, accompanied ~ Mrs GEORGE
rrerifi' Nrs- Rsy lliley soprano.
and Nlss Holep Gurule. pianist. w4ll
.r.a.uL no .lmrram-
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-01-01
wEpNEsD,y BRIDGE

The "Wednesday Afternoon Bridge
club Will meet this week with Mrs
Harry benjamin.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-01-01
PARTY SATURDAY.

MI. y Mrs. Max Nnrdaus enter
tanned Saturday evening" at "a formo
dinner at their home Tor 10 guests.
New-York tribune., 1922-08-19
Girl Who Drank Poison
Admits Selling Drugs
Tells of Being fnter-City Mes
senger and Names Three
Men i'm Traffic

DR.. Carlton Simon, Deputy Police
Commissioner FOR the narcotic division,
took sworn statement in Kings
County Hospital yesterday from Agnes
Aiken, guest at the Hotel Bristol, 129
West Forty-eighth Street, who was
taken from the Flathush Avenue Sta
tion of the Long Island Railroad Thurs
day unconscious after swallowing two
capsules said TO have contained drugs.
The woman declared that she lives
in De Soto, Mo, but has earned good
living for the last three years as an
inter-city messenger in the illicit
opium traffic, She gave the names OF
three men as her employers, adding
that she had taken the poison after
one of them had failed to meet her at
the terminal. She gave no further ex-
PLANTATION of her act, but letter threat
ening his life was found in her pos
session.
Miss Aiken charged that while she
was in the station her taxi drove off
with $500 in cash, pistol and guam
tity OF drugs, which she left on the
seat when she told the driver to wait.
DR.. Simon expressed only partial BELIEF
In her story and placed her under ar
rest, pending investigation.
New-York tribune., 1922-08-19
Wives Are Too Expensive FOR
College Professors, Says Dean

ing applications of married instructors
because such men cannot give their
best to the training of our students
when they are continually burdened
by financial worries. They have to
do tutoring on the side and have
even been forced to allow their wives
to work in order to maintain their
families.
HOnly men with independent means
will be considered among the married
men, Even a bachelor has hard time
OF 1T ON the $1,000 minimum and s.. 500
maximum salaries The adage that
two can liye as cheaply as one is ali
wrong SO far. as it concerns instrac.
tors in Evanston.
= am decidedly opposed to marriage
tor men who expect to make college
Teaching their life work. 1t should be
delayed, at least until they ges their
doctors degree aad are assured Of saf-
feient income to support theig fam
lies and thus be able 60 give s!ieir en-
tire time and thought TO tleil fnapur-
tant duties"
Salaries Of both instructors ansl,nro
fessors at Northwestern recently have
been increased 25 per cent,
Wien Dean Fliekingeg came 10 The
university as an instructor in 1906 he
got only $500 year, and he was mar
ried,"