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Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-02-10
Cecilian Club Meeting

Mrs. X. X. Durham. Sr. was
host at the meeting Of the &C.
Gillian Club ON Wednesday after
noon and also director of the
program. he company. the
musical talent and the new Stein
way grand piano all combined in
the creation OF musical a.moS-
phere felt by everyone present.
it was one OF shc greatest meet
ings of the year and recalled ma
ny such in thiS home. The sub
ject Of the afternoon was "Thc
Opera" and the surprise number
Of the program, was AN Apprc-
citation OF Mary Garden given
by Mrs. James Burnam. Il guest
of the club, and was most timely
with Miss Garden before the pub
lie so much at present Mrs
Burnam in her enthusiastic and
graphic description evinced great
love and understanding OF dra-
matte art and 4 clear recognition
of the Truth in Opera. Another
treat afforded those present was
the piano number contributed by
Miss Lucia Bennett. a member
OF the Clef Clrt. Miss Bennett
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-02-10
Turley--F3sEer

Numerous friends here where
the bride is tcrv popular. arc in
tcrcstcd in the following clip
ping from the Thursdays Courier
Journal. Winchester news:
Mrs. Anna Swift TurIey and
Mr.. a. i. Foster. newspaper cdi-
tor. OF Houston. Texas. were
married here ,hi, AFTERNOON. The
marriage Is the result of d ro-
nance which had its beginning
two years ago. when Houston
WAS host t. She Conicderate vet
Grams Oh thu United States. The
bride attended as a delegate from
Winchester Chapter Of the Unit
Cd Daughter, Of the Confederacv.
Mrs. Foster 4, the daughter Of
Judge Frank Pendlcton. OF
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-02-10

Mounds. ILL.,. formerly 4 rcsidcn
of Winchester. For seventeen
wears she WAS 4 member OF ill.,,
teaching stdf OF the city school,
Mr.. Foster is editor OF the Hous.
ton Chronicle Mr.. and Mr.,
Foster will make their home il
Houston. Tho couple lett for /;
bridal trip to Havana ana iamai
Ca.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-02-10
Entertained at Br dge

Mrs. Douglas Parrish enter
tanned very delightfully."- at bridge
Thursday afternoon. Miss Fife
made the top score at bridge.
Among the guests were Me-
DANES Preston Smith. T. J. Tur-
ley. Julian Tying. II. b. Cosby.
6. G. Perry, ". Z. Willard, Shell
ton SauAcy. Garnctt Million. ].
j. Chenault. Allen Earring. x. &.
and Harold Oldham, r. {. Boggs.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-02-10
SOCIAL and PERSONAL
Beautiful Luncheon

Thursday, calendar included q
beautiful luncheon To which Mrs.
Waller Bennett was host. honor
ing Mrs. Harry Edwards of
Chicago. Covers were laid for
Mrs. Edwards. Mrs. Harry Blan-
ton, Mrs. Paul Burnam. Mrs.
MURRAY Smith. Mrs. y. X Nc
Gown, Mrs. Z. 5. Burnam Mr..
Shelton Sauilcy, Mrs. Eugene
Walker. Mrs. =. II. Collins. Miss
Bette Mccain Perry and Miss
Isabel Bennett.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-02-10
CHURCH NOTES
First Presbyter an Church

Morning service at IL. sermon
Unto the UttcrmoSt Parts ui
the Earth Evening service nj
!. sermon III God Is Love Why
So Much Pain in the World
Sunday school at 9:.5O. NuuI,
Peoples League at OILS.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-02-10

Jack Wager, Sclby higgins. +.
{. Stockton. VI. Dunn. q. II.
l.uNon. :. ]. McGaughey, II. NJ.
Wilmington, Misses katherine
Ilawmonds. Mly Hansen. Mary
Louise Deatherage, Mollie Fife.
Dorothy Perry and Elizabeth
Farley.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-02-10
First Christian Church

Bible school $50. w !. VA
gers Supt. Preaching and com
muinon service at lO:45. Theme
The Price OF Prccm'n"ncc.
Sunday will be Student Day
Seats will be reserved Tor stu
dents and a special sermon i"r
them. Mission Band 3 O'Clock
Christian Endcavor OILS. Even
ing service at / O'Clock and Mr..
Carpenter will speak on "Rcli-
gion and Law Enforcement.
Special music.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-02-10
Calvary BAPTIST Church

Sunday school $50: morning
service at II. subject The Pro
grcSsive Church. Il. y. =. L. q
p. III. Evening service at I. sub
jcct The New Birth" DR.. W
W. Oliver will occupy the pulpit
at both services.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-02-10
Second Christian Church

Bible School 9:45: preaching
and communion II O'Clock, sub
iect The Interchangeable Christ
Evening services Junior Endca-
vor 8 o'clock; preaching at !.
subject Christ the Delivercr OF
Man" You are cordially invited
to attend these services. Reese
McGoldrick. minister.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-02-10

Monument OF False Hope M
are cordially invited to these SER
vices.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-02-10
First Baptist Church

Sunday school $50. Morning
sermon, l0:45 The Man Who
Walked With Cod" 3. y. i. l..
6:l0 Evening sermon at !. ~
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-02-10
First Church of Christ Sc entisr

Services Sunday moruin" at II
O'Clock. subject Soul" Prayer
service Wednesday evening at
the usual hour. Every body in
vited.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-02-10

FOR SALE-Mahcgany daven-
port. 2 oak. wardrobes, 2 oak
dressers. wash stand. mahogany
book case, quarter oak bookcase
2 beds. rocking chairs. Rev. ]. n.
Culton. IS Up
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-02-10

Lsdies-at 9 o'clock Saturday
morning try and get in at Nc
KEGS Big Remnant Sale.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-02-10

ioN - biiS pug ain Ill Illll
Roll Call-.Anccdotes of the
Composers
Witches Dance. 80. MacDowcll
Miss Lucia Bennett
Piano
Voice
Think OF Thee. Beethoven
Mrs. Harry Blanton
Piano
Schcrzo ......... Carliarl
Miss DIVA Baldwin
Voice
ta) Selection ......... Masscnct
(b) Love is a Bubble. Addison
Miss Elizabeth Burnam
Piano
Romanza Celeste AidD Verdi
Mr.. Pickles
I'm Appreciation OF Mary Garden
Mrs. James Burnam
Piano
Nalsc Brilliantc -. .MoszkowSki
Mrs. McCown
Cello
Blrcdrollc from Tales OF lIod-
man. .......... Olfcnbach
Miss Josephine Telford
tMiss Tcliorl at the piano.
Piano
Autumn ...... 60. Moszkowski
Mrs. McGaughcy
Traumc $500. ...... Wagner
Mrs. PAUL Burnam
The next meeting will he held
with Mrs. .. q. Green at her
home on Second street. February.
p. at which ;:rc will be given
program ,. American MUSIC.
Mrs. Kate .tcrivucr. OF Min
chester. j. .i,i-iug l.cr sister,
Mrs. ]. r. Quiscnbcrry.
Mr. beverley Evans. oil Lon
don. Is here his week OH bust
ness.
Mrs. d. w. Bridges, OF May
held. is the guest OF Mrs. 7. n.
Hamilton ON West Main and is
being cordially welcomed back to.
Richmond 10y ;tr host OF friends.
Mr.. Robert Simpson. OF Gar
rard county. : here this week OH
I visit TO rcil'.Nc..
Overton iIarher Jr. is III az
his home ON Second street
The many friends of Miss LII
cia Burnam will Lc sorry TO hear
she has been i'll >:ncc she arrived
in California. Tic last report
stated she is improving.
Mrs. William i;irser, Of Lou
isvillc. is the guest OF Mr.. and
Mrs. W. y. Ninscr at their home
on Third street.
Mr.. Pleas i:yauS. OF Berca. is
visiting Mr.. !. =. loans OH the
summit.
Nj. o. X Wcbbc:. e Winchcs-
ter, spent "Wednesday here.
MIR. and Ms. BOYD Sandlin
were dinner guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. J. NJ. Ramsey Sunday.
Master Charles Johnson has
returned from a visit to his Sis
ter, Mrs. Price rudor, at Silver
Greek.
Misses Near wilson and An
na Johnson. ii The l;rasstieid sec
cion. cntcrcd yhe Normal school
this week.
Miss Katie Smith will return
10 Louisville Saturday to resume
her school work. having been at
home several weeks from illness.
Mr.. Tom O'ConnGr. of Irvine,
was m Richmond Thursday on
business.
Miss ZercLla Eaxtcr is at home
from l'inchv''.c. by. for the ;
week end dnI has as her guest
Miss Elizabc.i Depcw, who
teaches elementary grades N the |
l'mchvlle sch::.....
News comes from Bloomington
Illinois. of Che illness OF Mrs. !;
George LcightIort. She submit
cd to a very serious operation
and is in the l>clso Sanitarium AT |
that place Mrs. i-cightford has
many relatives and friends here
who will regret 10 hear Oi hor
Illness. She IS a sister OF Ais.
sid Kerr, OF White Hall, and i
niece of Mrs. Charles Soper ON
the Irvine road.
Mrs. X. G.. Virgins is suffering
with an attack OF heat trouble
and high blood pressure at he
home with her son. J. W. Wig
gins, "a Aspen avenue.
FOR SALE-Mahegany daven
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-07-11
Sellers Sees Need of Changes
In Chamber OF Commerce If
City Is to Make Progress
Returns From Trip West Convinced That New Mexico Is Allow
ing Other States to Grab Capital While We
Are QuarrelinE.

Col u Is. d SELLERS who rec
TUNED yesterday from % months
trip TO California said today that
bis observations In the Western
stltos had convinced him that "a
radical Iaure was needed IN Al
U%uuurruup and IN New Mexico in
advertising this state 10 the city
and state b. tu make the uruEross
.u the uvNt few year. that other
Western aIuIra arc golng tn make
am convinced said MIR Sell
I.r. THAT OBJ. chamber Of Com.
mDrr, b. Huiur t1 have Co undcrgo
alIuo changes . AIN gulug tu attend
tu, meeting tonight and shall De
frIuk lu atItiuE my position IL
soams tu inc tNuf the work NJ tho
pa.t iuw months has been o. dis
moi failure, n might Doe TINT
.uw, rrsiEultIUu- are necessary I
am prepared tu hand lu mine as
director and there should bee Ht
iolst two others that ! know uf
Everywhere . went ] found
cities and states pulling together
and attracting c1uiful Mines and
ether natural resource az, uyluE
re1pouod or developed Ncw Mex.
Geo. which has more uutupral re-.
sources thut are apparent ou fh'
surface. has been bowling about
petty THINGS creating ll-rord anl
! driving capital from the state tina.
! other states less fortunate lu natui
40 resources are eagerly grabbing
I'm my opinion what we u'tt
Go du i- o. quit uuurroliuE amuui
ourselves and seeking tu nDlIf'l'
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-07-11
FE STRIKE
SITUATION CALM.
NO ARRESTS MADE
Unions Claim Nine
More Men Quit Jobs;
Rocks Are Thrown

TIN. ahDu afrIL. rffuafIou ty Al
l'' ''''' '''" y" " more
%n.i'"iul atmosphere There were
uu arrvsi- uf 1000 totors or roports
Of Hu, violence, fa the sborlfgs
, ~
i''' "' q" 'Nr ponce department.
lI.' NIGHT "I iuIH morning
Sugrnig -fIru strikers gathered NJ
.r ... ..... .,t.. md. -
" ""i"
ll- que i''" were entering TO
h" disorder.
iilt7 h'lng on
100 in
'' Hl"nE the
tii"N, .i''N last night
I' ''. u "i "i'h were
yN ''' 'is rocks az
W urHNins NV
thi"uhh
,l' HiiA I lt'Eerldge was
'ho ".. en-, r,u.g'nd hi,
lirld Tor ''Hhu jury
. Nh''ni'' h'''1 VINO has
.... '. ll me shops Tor
"N" WIS hirtsted by
poo. 't M"N 'n WuIh yes
.'.'l '.'iN.ni was held o tho
''tNH ..N f''' hnhd IN the
"Iso it"udy INST
h' -"'u h"hd' 'hhNez
WIS . . H''n carrying q
r.H f." ing TO D I'M
i.n '. N.In 'l 70 gun az one
N 'N''. 'NiN'e 'llii"ed that M"
N '. "" "'''l"p' 10 use u
WI W. lih'u 80.
un ,n, ,n.INo ~
49, ~ "i
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-07-11
WOMAN INDORSED
IN WISCONSIN FOR
SENATE NOMINEE
Democrats to Put Mrs.
3. c. Hooper Against
Republican

OSHKOSH WE Juli 20 Nt.
Bon O. Hooper of Osnkoeh W..
thE first woman Boo WISCONSIN Goo
reRivc the indoors, mrnt uf puiIi.
Cah party fuT nominee u~ uIt"I
staLrs senator ~ tine recent State
dumocraiip conference She was uu
unMiously chosen Goo represent tIH
party ut the SepigmhH. primaries
ThiH mean chat Eh, viii oppose
either O. = senator Robert ~ Gao
FoHotto or ur ~ = G1utylI
nualneos 81 two d,ffcrsr i mefi0u-
u Dc republican parts at thu geH
crai election
Rbr tHe Ia-t 30 ycIrs Nr-
Hnop,r has been Iu ardent worker
forNomau Huffr1Eo. when women
wctt given t1v right to vote shr
wah Instrumental m otgtnizing the
WiMunsin League 90 Women
Nosrs OF which she haH been prosi
d"N since Us organization no 1919
ShAvls a member OF the national
eoIamiftrc on Armament Heduc-
Ton nj the Wisconsin League OFF
women Voters and ALSO was 90
mothber Of the National American
Wd7nen's SuftrBEc board
No Hooper wus born In Winu'.
shnnk county, Iowa ia 1855. and
herauso % delicate health. ne, ar
had an opportunity go attend
Pablo schools receiving hrr oduc1-
ttoh through training OF o. govern
ossr She has been q resident cot
WISCONSIN for the last rs years
MprriaE" according To- Mrs
lfodpor docs not destroy wpmau's
idcntty, and M" is quoted ns say
inE., The time d. cominr when
woman in he" tenacious ability t1
TotSvhnt she ls after will find 90
way Of marrying and having %
horn and family without giving ui|
her identify and Independence
M Hooper spends % great deal
NJ her time bon assisting her hua.
hard In 70 general merchandise ,s.
tohhshmenf and always finds tim,
TO tNko q fond interest in tho care
OF hr home
Th"rc b. no greater admircr o..
former President Wilson than Mrs
Hooper. who believes that i5,
ideals he brought before tha p,npl.
Of = America while president WI.
livH forever in the his'ors OF tu,
INV states
Dhring the world War Gir
Iiudpcr was active IN Wisconsin
sponding a great deal ~ hcr SOM.
as h'ad Of the Liberty Loan Iglv,
in bshkosh and working N..I .as
Courcil u Defense Sh, is 900 ar.
DOM believer iu world peace and
bcltves that hor llics work wal
have been accomplished Dr. o.. ttr
hclN bring about AN Understandable.
umpng the nations Of tho world
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-07-11
GONtRNMENT VIII
~ Ppitl,si> DtSOIiDI HS

WtsuINGTON. July ILL., Tuc
government stood ready today go
...I tu the -suupr,ssiun uI any die.
..I..... which may arise from the
3D.. ..Uu Of railway .hopmpn 20 inter-
" with tmn.portltiuu of the
Df ia, or inter
,Dmm.r,, Auuulntmcnt %
number Of deputy murshuis mas
authorized DIS Attorney Gsu-
.IYugh,rtv.
~ pDIipy will hD continued
watIfrd and required.
.... ..r.ru,. General stated.
T.. announcement ur Coz, a.
..,rf ,f Ir.ti.. failed iu ,ue'E
..H... Do. .t.,4m ut reports tu th.
,-,.t.fD.. dst1rfmYrl of lutt.
.~.t.u.. UUb mllt .u.,.Ur
81 trIst.. .ut,nd,ut of
.f,,t rtu .f.t.. HI So lp.
.,f..I tr t,I,rr4w. tn pl.tmn..r I
.,f N.rL tr.f mile 90
YrtI .r-. ... Hr tU. V.If. U
.Ifv,t Won, rYf I,.iue operated
tff rri.i.r added tUHf the fuel
@r..,Inr v,as .oriou4 I..tu.. of
t.. iwnoa.ILiIty eft rat
f.Yr r.ti moved ra.r foreign IiuU
fr.U a., mine. ian a.. Do, fh. road.
Trnip Hold a.
rlatu,efor grr.rsI WurI r,
y.l from O. " G,Ilovv4y vic,
....Il.u, az d Unitiuor, lHU
,,rt. r,.lr..I ,.r,r,u, fU. f,II.v
.rr f.I..r4p foIY.
.Tb, Enlfru,r. and ohio wa.
.fftp,G bal nunfl tb. o..r.fIlu of
Ir1Ip ruub.r al from ri,-4 tl
r. -b.vp..fowr tn r.4t.rd...
..rr.n- and an u,gf account w,s
rrnl, d., p.tfnm : mail
.r.... l.,,yarr mo. f,.. r..uta ,p
..aprt of action of afrE,rs wnU
.IIJ moi permif our officer ana
nui,... who ,yer. ON fb. rr,yUI
..lora no. mnkc ur Trims m.
,,, ~ ..,t., -
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-07-11
Court Rules on
amendments in
Magee Libel Cases

H "a hearing before Judge N.
y Hickcy ~ The district court OF
he Mullllo county thi- morning tho
iva libel suits Of $4,000 each.
hrjhght respectively hy John NJ
ftnWolds and Al,uzo q McAllllcn
uga1nst Carl e. Magcp fIr alleged
mu ciOu- statements made boz the
Mufhrng journal OF which ht was
thce editor were discussed The
motiun before the court was to
strkr ont certain parts or the
answer filed by tho Plaintiffs.
lunhc Buynolda suit judge Hick-
cy Hvnrrulod five of tho changes
des mated in thu motion. sustained
fnuF and also twu morp In part.
In n McMillcn cnre no. uvcrruled
twp~nf tho paragraph 81 mo mo-
tiorf ana sustained tho remaining
tcuG The attorneys lu tho case
have 30 duyF 10 prepare new
amQpdod motions Or demurs and
the AicNt hearing o. the case viii
Doe ~ Iuls ~.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-07-11
INJUNCTION IN
TIE EEL CASE
MADE PERMANENT

The temporary Injunction
brought against tu, county COM
missioner To- prevent them from
paying tho $4,000 award 60. the
alleged property damurr claim
ed hy George Tletzcl wts made
permanent by Judge 81 g. Hick'N
on fny dIafric, court tuiH after
uuuu.
Tn, ouiuiulng petition was nd.
ylnc,i by John D. SimWT % tax
payer of HcrntI.lin county against
the board OF county rnmmi1siuurf
Max Gutierrez. Severe sanchez lHu
Ar Hrt g. SImms chairman. Tie
latter filed an answer with JuHH
Simms complaint asking for 100
injunction ln which hc desired
nae court action Co prevent ih"
payment OF this sum tu Tletzel
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-07-11
AT THE
THEATERS


Lyric Thratcr
& hcurl-IsudiuE story 81 % lHN
who took tho place of l drus SOON
Zoo % blind mpthurH heart I- shown
In sonny with Richard Hurth,.
mos- IS tho starring actor Reeves
Az Reeves will perform t @vugi'Fl'.
.tI Whats uuI Nbttuut- H
GullwHu graphic will Ice arptN.
Iff..rfipu The bIII viii uo given
rhH uoS two dnys
''tg' Ttiyntcr
Two OF thr MOST famous f'H
OF fH, Paramount studio viii sU
pUIT .u FlIuur Glyn'H Boyoud tlu
itu.I. fuI tnulgat and the nrs.
tour days l.pdplph Valentino nui
,,iHf|t swanson are the stars VII
N|II bu tuH feature attraction u.
Ola. I|Iw The rJrrtnt events fIlIi
5000 .iH %" shown.
i'u-tlHc Threaten
.ruUut -urs.,usel hN Levi.
+'lsn.Dt viii DO, the attraction f.r
fl. movie Itu. who ARE eufhusiH
%, over NurHf TilmHdEs 1N.
.. r.r.H. .. NH from tNrtl.
st.eII.g Iiu.I- novel Thorr WI
uu other ..Uf.uus CO. fhr u..
f8rmHUD,-
idril Tlratcr.
TN, rIu,fUI HI.Urs ~ N .1n
wI'l u. u| HfuI tomorrow Hu.
TIurH l1E with .iIltly. alton i1I
lur fhu ,hI.i ruI" lu the play '1oD.
uud Hand l;u.' This UrudurtIH-
we mad, uy 'n. Universal flu
.Hr.p.uy and directed by Lloyd
lng llstm.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-07-11
People You
Know

h4"ia'oi hspA S'SN Nu'' W
AIRS W !" 'uI''N or SANTA
spent yesterday ODD NlNhI"'ln".
sh2ppinE
AIRS brofge hrNun arrived I'
evening from her nom" in laiii'
l'ock Nrh Tor o. Nlsll WIN h'
mothci' MIS- lf'n' I'iN ana nor
hlulheI koNS'ru J'll
My Meyer Vsul' ana >ll'iI
dhughirI arrived nom" Nunni'
rom ocean fhft Wh't lh'l nave
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-07-11
City Commission
Is Booked to Have
Busy Time Tonight

Tho members OF 90, city com
lem iro looking fur n busy
Iuu tonight. Iuc 10 90, failure
I'D. meet last week un account ui
meeting uirht fallag un IulNNf 70
holiday uIlp 81 business uat- Gee
,umuluIrd CITY Manager Bert u
Eilkiuz announced today
Preparations for tho Second
street paving program which has
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-07-11

been held up temporarily hernusr
of tho desire of Tho city Electric
company to put in a cheaper tyne
Of paving within the car tracks Be-
likely 40 Ice discussed tonight city
Attorney -. o. Iamison 10 schod-
uird 90 give ur opinion ~ tn
whether the street cur company
could nut in 90 cheap paving with
uit putfinr thr matter up IN tho
owncrs FOR approval Tho
,ity attorney slid this afternoon
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-07-11

Cherokee, Kan.-A piece 81 win
dow glass 800 and seven-eiHhfz
inches long which penetrated Mlas
Ruth Tharp's shoulder - years
aro. recently was removed at a.
point fully a foot from the point
IA entered Although Miss Tharp
had AZ times complained Of pain
In the shoulder II WIS not known
until the operation was performed
that a piece Of a broken window
glass which "a her shoulder had
remained In her body.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-07-11
Coal Operators
Meet Tomorrow to
Talk Arbitration

ITrTSBuHGH. july ti.-Di-
rector Of the National Cnul ASSOC
cintfhn and other iuadiug hitum
mod operators have cen called 90
mrgt here tomorrow morning tu
Conndor the arbitration proposal
made hy President Harding with a
virw e. settling the coal strike. 30
hccsuc known today,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-07-11
Extend Irrigation
Project Payments

WAsHiNGTON July H. con
s%tructiun charges on government
irrigation projects would be ex-
tended 10 bn paid 10 forty annual
payments daung from time ~ uul-
lie nutirH. WIN cred Or irt it-t
payments on trD ;urtf Vti uiHn.
under a bill iutco.Ue "d hf Ssnutuf
ti'rnh rrfrri aa id' H1 lui rc-
fcrrcd 10 The SENATE irrigation
committee.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-07-11
$40 90 Suits, S14 85

\ fine LOT of mohuir aud cool
clr'h suit, cu' GA approved
summer lines Wide range
ot light and dark patterns
for YOUR selection
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-07-11

Fitzgerald uf the clrrks' union. ac-
,oidlug Go q statement made ~ tho
office. oi the railway president at
90 .u oDluck. Information re-
rIIdiug effect ~ tho Htrkc call nt
other points along the system wa
NOT available.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-07-11
Girl, IL, Admitted
n To Bar in Georgia

SAVANNAH On. July - ss-
yaygaph lays claim TO the cuuntry'g
Nrii urest feminine lawyer Thoimu
LenOIe Harreil who has just Gel
ChrsRcd hef seventeenth birthday
reassntlY paasod The state bar OK
aniostion and yesterday was adj
mftftd 10 practice SHE H 20
brihctte. = good speaker, and has
a winning way.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-07-11
Man Rebuys Own Car
Seized by Agents

Tho automobile which was solEod
by krohiititlon agents from Tony
Yurtlc in April. when the latter
uasLsharred with a violation OF the
prohibition laws. vas sold at auc-
tiont today by United States Mar
shall secundln6 Romero. The car
was srepurchased by M. furctc for
a rlo
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-07-11
$500 Suits SIG.s5

These suits are of the famed
tropical worstrds and mo
hair. Good tailoring aud
hnc patterns are oulStand-
IIr features.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-07-11
- TRAINS TAKEN or
nv WABASH RAIIMN w

uNNvtLi.E, H.. July ti-Tif-
ty-tuur Trims have been taken off
the wabash railway. ~ was an
uouucci here today. officials said
tho ouriailmcnt was due to lack of
coal coming from kentucky aud
not Co the shopmcn's strike.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-07-11
$1,000 Suits, s13.s5

Here are the better Palm
Breaches ia dark and light
colors Here You viii find
your favpritc pattern. ice a
Palm Beach weave.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-07-11

NEW YORK. July III. Y.
Norkan and company today an
nnuffHed that books had been closed
en- lEe public offering Of t2h 600 2
eoa N the New York Central rail
way fcompanyss refunding and i'm
nroytment mortgage per cent
bonds. The bonds were offered
at ~ az to yield about $50 per
cent
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-07-11
$500 Suits, $685.

The very best hot wcnther
suiis We have are in this as
surlmcut. And here's u
chance to get one or more
of them at the price ordi-
nary clothes would cost
elsewhere.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-07-11
2uo TROOPS GJARD
SHOPS IL KANSAS

TOPEKA. Kan. July H. Two
hundred national gu1rdsmrn at
rived tt Herringtnn to-day la guard
the Huck island hops and the wa
ter main leading from tho city
pumping station Ia the SHOPS. ace
DHIiluE fp an announcement Issued
90 tho governor office.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-07-11
s165O Suits, s12 So

IN this lot are dark and
light color Palm Beaches,
crashes and other summer
weight suits, in u variety of
good patterns and styles
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-07-11
Cabinet Discusses
Rail and Coal Strikes

according tu Chas. j MucGowan.
ftuf Geo 70. VI Jewell head u
I.U chop crafts.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-07-11

somo OF the jiu,jitsu experts In
Japan know every artery. bone
.HI ueHN. Boz tho human body and
how lH render them imperative.