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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-08
Ca|ome| Good
but Treacherous
Next Dose may Salivate, Shock
Liver or Attack Bones


You know what caiomei Is. IT.,
mercury. quicksilver. Calomel il
dangerous. II crashes into sour biIa
like dynamite. crampins and sicksn.
ing you. Calomel attacks the bone,
and should never be put into your
system.
II you feel billions, headachy. con-
stipated and all knock cd out. just 20
to your druggist and get q bottle OF
Dodson's Liver Tone for n few cents
which is harmless vegetable sub
stitute for dangerous calomel. Take
spoonful and IL it doesn't start your
liver and strRighten you up better
and quicker than nasty calomel and
without making you sick. you Just
go back and get your money.
Don't take calomel! 1t makes YOU
sick the next day: II loses you a
days work. Dodsons Liver Tone
straightens YOU right up and you feet
great. No salts necessary. Give Il
TO the children. because Il is per-
fectly harmless and cannot salivate.
ADV.
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FRIDAY PARADE PLANS
OFFICIALLY ANNOUNCED
Line of March Will BE Tn
Bank, 10 Sycamore,
to Wythe.

PETERSBURG. VA. June The
plans for th.r parade Friday after
noon have been announced a. FOL
iows: Parade viii form on West
Bank Si"e"t. column Of squads fac
INK on Sycamore Street. All unit.
VIII h. in piac. on Bank street BY
':iV t.. Nj. aud parade VIII move
promptly al ans =. Nj as IL viii not
he possible to hold tratnc and street
ears after that time
The lin. OF march viii be mp Bank
20 sycamore 10 Wyih-. 10 place Of
ceremonies The regulation distanc.
VIII be maintained between march
ing units on arriving At the place
Of ceremony the units will enter on
the LETT. marching around m. stand
to right. and viii he halted 20 as
to form hollow square. I'nits viii
close M after hating II necessary
50 az To have all troops in Enclosure.
Band Will fan out and form behind
speakers stand.
On completion Of ceremony an
units except Buffalo post will move
10 south side Of Wythe street. facing
east. and HIATT until ears for veterans
and daughters can fall in at the
rear. Af,sr parade has moved to
landlord, Buffalo POST will he dis
missed Or marched TO their post and
dismissed.
Line OF march from place OF cere-
mony VIII be Wyth. TO Main to
tockade Gate 10 Arch Avenue After
passings through the arch column will
incline to right. haitins In rear Of
stand. AFTER Blandford ceremonies
troops VIII be disposed OF at TIA. dis
cretion OF Their commanding officers
captain Armstrong VIII make nee
-ssary disposition OF nriug SQUAD
at both ceremonies
The order Of march Will he ~ fol
lows: Marshal. Council aud city
manager. 1884 Infantry hand. Ser
G-ant MacCoul: ID Battalion lSad
infantry. Majof l.anier. PETERSBURG
PoNt No, ?. American Legion. com
inhndcd by Captain Allan r. Perkin-
son: Veterans Of Foreign Wars. Old
Dominion Post. commanded hv can
tam Harris. Bunalo Post American
Legion. commanded by command-r
PuEh Report "f arrival Of units
10 head 81 column. The order *
signed by l"hn o. Walker
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BUSINESS MEN BUY
THE WATSON WAREHOUSE
Building Will Be Used by To-
bacco Growers Co-Opera-
tive Association.

PErERSBCkG, VA. June 7.-.rol-
lowing several conferences win IN.
watson Realty Company business
men al Petersburg composing the
business mems tobacco committee
""Fe accepted the terms of the com
pahE to purchase thu -ats"n ware
house AT i,j.VVo. Il was announced
hN Mayor Samuel W. thinner. chair
man ihis morning. The war.hous.
"l'i y" used hy the Tobacco Grow
-rs' Comparative Associations Th.
warehouse IN situated on Union
street in RI. heart OF the city. and
ls considered one Of the best Ioca-
hohs f"r the handling or tobacco.
! n" announce OF Mayor thinner
followed several meetings held be.
tween the Watson Realty Comp.uv
and the members Of the committees
which is composed Of Mayor Iim-
fn"r president OF the Petersburg
Savings and Trust Company: g. &.
wright. president 81 the virginia
National Bank and the Banking.
Trust and Mortgage Company: =. F..
Piummer, president Of the National
Bank Of Petersburg: Edward Figen-
hrun. vice president fine American
Bank and Trust COMPANY. and Her
bert, pritchard .tarv-treasurer
Of the Union Trust Company.
The decision To accept the ware
house FOR $4,000 was reached Mon.
day. MIR. thinner said Th. com
mittee authorized letter sent To
The watson Realty Company. acr.pt-
ing tn" proposition. and another let
Ter notifying the tobacco assocIa-
Ton that the peopl. Ia Petersburg
STOOD ready TO turn over the ware
house "a the association /, l. eI-
p"ci"d that the association wiIi so
cure smaller warehouse FOR dark
tobacco. az the Watson house VIII
D." used Tor only bright tobacco i,
- expected that the terms % n.
agreed upon between the association
and the local people viii result, in
N" warehouse bringing In no, 70
urn ~ per cent IN The Investment.
or fat cash S'm equivalent 70 this
Mayor thinner said this morning
that the money would have. IN IA.
raised among tho people ~ po,or.
burg Plans for ms have not vet
h.cn formulated bu, very little ar.
hcui'v is expected in obtaining the
required amount
The officials Of the associa,Io, ar.
ready to throw thousands OF pounds
or tobacco more than any previous
year on the local market The nur
CHASING OF the warehouse was III.
ftsh't or i"" meetings recently h.it
mere. the hrst one In the auditorium
"' Inc Petersburg High School. when
oIiNcr j. sands. az Richmond with
several othsrs. addressed 4 larry.
""nN 81 farmers and business men
On bthaf or the aSsociatiun Tn.
"tR' meeting Was held ia the room.
az the Chamber OF Commerce
known a. "citiz-ns' Meeting" ri
which TIM g r. Chambers man,
'scr OF the dark tobacco d.nar,
""nt. urged 'h- local business ,u.u
10 TAX" H"tck action ia securing
"HI"h"ns" a. the association vn,Id
want on. hN IN. dr,i dsv or I,Iy
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HONOR ROLL FOR
JACKSON SCHOOL

FErERSRfRG. VA. June 7r,o
n"nor roll for Jackson School for
MAY is AZ follows e-R Grade-Hat.
ne Johnson, Margaret Iunsford
h-A Grade-Freeman Rray. John
Meade Arthur Lee Upton. MARGARET
Wv nearF' 5-R Observation-Disclosures
he"rE "a Grade--Oliver Rhudy.
MaNina Rridgman. EstcIle Souders
OR Grade--Ismes Mulcaba or
fugh Louise Parrish, Marie WiIkcr
son. Matte SHELTON. "A. Grade
wesley Brideman. BENJAMIN Camn-
hei'' Leroy Clements. Gladys Haw-
kins. S-R Eradication AIdridee
Ashley Aldridge. Dorothy Eanes
Slicp smith. Leila Walden. IA Grad.
"h"n Reasley william GALLON.
,""gas Heath. Anlick Inee. Dorothy
'hailender. Rachael Hawkins Alice
fucket. Virginia Turnes. Doris
Wells and .C;rethel williams
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, rhnouo Wmes ,Bispatrh
re,crssn,rg's Tobacco Warehouse.

t'rTS"lfSS ioDhfco dTFbouSe.
a CCEPTANCE OF the proposition
Il OF the Watson Realty Com
pany to sell the Watson tobacco
warehouse for $4,000 TO the citi-
2ens OF Petersburg. to he turned
over 10 tho Tobacco Growers Co
Operative Associa ton. meets with
the approval OF the citizens Of Pc
tersburg.
Petersburg business men have
never failed 10 meet the crisis in
any undertaking and when the OH
Gals OF the association announced
that the warehouse must be secured
by July ! the local men made good
progress in supplying the wants OF
the farmers
The money must come from Pc
iersburg people 10 pay for the ware
house, but the committee feels con-
fident that the progressive citizens
will come forward with the necer
sary cash.
The purchasing Of the tobacco
warehous" will mean that millions
more Of tobacco will be brought TO
Petersburg this coming season than
any previous time Business men
realize this and for tina, reason are
going TO subscribe their share.
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PETERSBURG CRAYS
TO HONOR WAR DEAD

Fh'rERSRrRG. VA. Jun. -
Captain W H. Armstrong Of the
Petersburg GrsyS has ISSUED orders
tn the members OF his company TO
assemble on Fillmore and HARRISON
street 20 tax" part in the -xercss.s
to be held at Rlandford Cenietsry
in honor ~ ihos. who died In 'sl-'5s
End the dedication 81 the trees irs
memory of tn. World War v.terau.
The company will he part OF the
guard OF honor, and Captain Arm
strong desires every nsmbsr old
and new - be on hand promptly
At 2;3o O'Clock Friday afternoon.
Six recruits we're added TO me
n',npb erShSp H~at Monday night. and
among the visitors was Major dnl.
chief Instructor OF the Virginia Ma
ti"nal Guard. who paid visit, to
the armory.
II has been announced that a few
more men can be enlisted for the
vamp at Virginia Beach at which
place il one OF the finest rife ranges
In the country.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-08

l.NNSiiHt KG VA. Jun. IN.
executive committee Of the RaudoInh
macon Noman's College here has
recommended to the trustees Of m.
'''nn"iph Macon system the election
OF pr. Allan W. PorterheId lat. OF
bernard College to TN. f,rulr -,
Tue mead OF the department OF ,;erua II
"t IN" womanS college To succeed
I'r. l. NJ. Campbell resigned Or.
t"rterheid has been with Rernar.i
'"iiese ten years and for several
: ears mas been doing editorial work
!"r the New York Evening Post, Ic
TENDER
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LEWIS is ENDORSED
FOR HIGHWAY PLACE
I Special to RI. Times .pis,.,.,

Especial !" The Times Dispatch
MING WILLIAM. VA. June "a
mass meeting was held here for
IN" purpose OF recOmmendin to
Governor Trinkie the appointment Of
harshsil Lewis as member Of the
STATE highway Commission The
meeting Was largely attended bv
One OF the most prominent people
II the county.
committee OF eleven was an
rointed To present the resolutions Ia
H. governor on June S Senator
Douglass Mitchell. +. c. cummins
W. Is. Broaddus. II, Lane Cook ana
"ih"rs made appropriate speeches u
~. Jarrett was made chairman and
Il Bray secretary. OF the com
mittee. ssss srsgr1x
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TO HONOR MEMORY OF HUNT.
CLERGYMAN, AT JAMESTOWN
unveil Open-Ar Shrine to First Celebran, of Epscopa
Communion in America June Is
Magma Charta DAY.

considered particularly appropriate
Hundreds OF people from all parts Of
virginia from Washington and
from other nearby cities are expect
ed to u" present
In the shrine VIII 10. placed TIA,
'abi-t '" the memory OF Rev. Robert
hunt. "n" ~ that little band OF yet
Hers WHO left tn. old country. bray
'nS nnNnown dangers IN an unknown
'and To set M what, has become she
greatest republic in the history OF
tn" world
Excursions from Newport News
\"ri"ik and Ricnn'ond are being
planned in order that all who do.
sire 10 may take part in the c.lehra
iion
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5 OF PETERSBURG, HOPEWELL AND SOUTTKSLDE VIRGINIA
TO HOLD BARBECUE AT
PHILIP ROPER HOME

PETERSRTRG. VA. June w
\. Cox. secretary of the Norfolk
her Of the Norfolk Rotary Club. viii
II" the guest OF honor at the meet =
ing OF the club tomorrow night at
fhilip R"pcr's country home. Mr.
'"N VIII speak ON the freight rate
question.
IN" k"t"rians VIII meet in 'front.'
"' the Y. NJ. g. y. tomorrow after
noon at as o'clock and go TO the
Roper home. on the woodpock.
road. wher" a barhecu. prepared
ny cap stewart, will he s-rved.
me committee III charge is com
posed OF David Alexander, Cleveland
wright and phi,ip Roper.
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CAPITAL STUDENTS
VISIT PETERSBURG

PETERSBURG. VA, June Head
I'd by Fr'sid. ut John r. Iolly mem.
"ers OF the Petersburg kiwanis club
met the students and SUNDAY school
workers from Washington. u. e..
ans afi.rn""n AT Washington street
-laton. There were several aut.tnn-
"iier. IN which the visitors w.r,
i"Hru over th- historic points Of in
o crest and later TO the Richmond ca,
mao. where they embarked for Rich
mona. IN. party Was headed hV
lf"fesS"r Hutcheson. formerly OF
Petersburg.
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Especial to The Times Dispatch.

" w 'TF'F' I'ISVd INTI.
NEWPORT NEWS. VA June -
An open-air shrine to Rev. Robert
i"nt. c.i-brhnt Of III. first Protest
ant Episcopal communion Ia Amer
icca. VIII be unveiled at jamestown
Island, Thursday. Jun. Is The first
service was held at Jamestown on
June H. 1907
Among the speakers viii he RiShop
y. Z. Thomson. Of Portsmouth, Names
Of other speakers viii be announced
~ the near future.
The shrin" will he presented the
Association for the Preservation nf
Nirsinin Antiquities hy the Colonial
Danes OF America
June 3 is Magma Charter Dav. and
me presentation Of the shrine is
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-08
Today and Tonight
in Petersburg

Rotary Club at Philip Roper's
home. Party leaves Y. NJ. 9. A.
at as o'clock.
Community PRAYER meeting at
residence OF Mrs r. r.. Long. iSs
Boulevard Avenue, Colonial
Heights at 1890 \. NJ
W. g T. L. meeting at Y. NJ
&. A. at 3S0 =. NJ.
COLONIAL. Constance raj
madg. Ia a good picture.
PALACE Holt and Ag
ues Ayres in Bought aud Paid
For"
Bazaar at Central Park by
freshmen class OF Y. W. Z. A..
from to IL 4. NJ.
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PETERSBURG SOCIETY

Wedding ~ interest 10 many
Petersburg people was solen,nized in
Washington Iast Wednesday, when
Nls< villa Stand Morri. ~ Lynch
burg. became the bride ~ Edwin -
Allen. NJ south Nv The f"llouinE
was 'aHrn from The i.rnchburs
News
&iIrn-NorrIa
Miss villa Bland Morris. dauxh.
ter OF John W. MorriS ~ This city.
and Edwi, o. Allen. Of South Kin.
we're married Ia Warrington last
Wednesday AT the Fif'h Baptis,
''hur h. inc pastor. br. John T.
briggs. officiating
Tn. bridegroom Is connected with
the Enterprise at South Hin. ~her.
they VIII MAKE their home after a
wedding trip.
Among those present Tor the we'd
ding were Mrs. Mary V. Allen. mother
OF the groom. Of Wak.n-id: Jona "
Morris father Of the bride: Miss
Mary Robinson. OF l.Snchnurs: Ms.
Helen Barhe-. Washington: Miss
N.rnn Morris. New York Guy rhom-
~ Il. Harrison. south Nm. and Ire
Nicholson. 81 Wakefield
Mis-, Annie Ruth Cole. daughter 81,
home after spending tho pas, session
=, Randolph Macon wom7r'- College
In Lynchhurg.
Mr. p = Allgoot spent Yesterday
IN Richmond ~her" ,h" attended IN.
iEt-ict convention az the Women,
christian Temperance Union.
Mrs. Arthur KYLE Davis and Mrs
Edward w Finch Will ne among tn.
local Colonial DANES VINO viii at
tend the unwilling ~ the shrin. t.
the memory 81 Psrson hunt a.,
jamestown next THURSDAY June Is
The steamer Gertrude has been char
tered for the day. and viii leave
Richmond At o'clock II a sufficient
number goes from Petersburg the
boat Will stop at CITY Point
Mrs. William II. Land and hamsh.
ter. Miss Mary Elizabeth. VINO spent
the weekend with pr. ana Mrs r..
J Nixon. have returned home MISS
Land is maid Of honor for the Firs,
brigade At the Confcdeate reunion
IN Richmond.
Captain and Mrs w !. simmons.
~ Elizabeth CITY, y. g. are the guests
~ 'nrl' n"hCn'sT. MIS-. ''lnn Daniels
ard Mr. Daniels al their home on
West Washington street.
The condition OF little Dorothy
laws Armstrong. the daughter Of
CAPTAIN and Mrs. w. u. Arm.tronC !.
improving after operation n.r-
formed several DAYS ago.
After cruising down the Jamesand
M Chesapeake Ray. T. F. Health
W. and party Of friends have re.
turned home. They took the trim
on IN" yacht "0uankey' Those in
tho party were Mr.. and Mrs Rob
"rt Mex enney, MIR. and Mrs Por-
ter Stewart Miss Catherine ChesIom
Mss Mcksnra Jones, Mr. Dick
". Walker. Mrs. Reynolds. Mr.. and
Mrs. David Haywood. Messrs. Gar
land Rarksdale. r. F.. Parsons. Jr..
and Osborne Jones
The regular monthly meeting OF
tn" W G. T. u. has been postponed
from Wednesday afternoon to Thurs
nay afternoon. Every member is
asked Ia he present at $40
:; MI. and Mrs. Gillian Wilson An
herS"n. of Blackstone. Va. announce
me marriage ~ their daughter. vir4
ein'a Cary. TO Russell stanley Per-,
k'n'on. son ~ Captain and Mrs.
Dennis Farkinson. of this CITY. The
Wedding will take place Saturday
evening. June %. at S o'clock p. NJ,
IN 81 l.nke's Church. Blackstone.
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Ell. t" Erect Flag po,..

fETERSRtRG VA. June THE
fIks viii erect the new flag pole
IN front OF the home on West TaSb
street. tomorrow morning at gao
o'clock. This hour Was decided upou
ia order that there would hc no in
t"rference with traffic on this street.
The pole Is one OF the longest In
The city aud IL iron throughout. The
last pole standing In front Of tho
nom" was blown down several years
aEo
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-08
GIRLS! LEMONS
BLEACH FRECKLES
AND WHITEN SKIN

Squeeze the juice or two lemons into
bottle containing three ounces Of
Orchard white. which any drug store
Will supply for few cents shake
well. and you have quarter pint OF
the beat freckle and tan bleach and
complexion whitener.
Massage this sweetly fragrant
lemon lotion into the face. neck arms
and hands each day and sec how
freckles and biemishes bleach out n nd
how clear. soft and osy-whits tho
kin Acknowledgement.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-08

Thomas r. hymn Buys Dim Patch.
l.fNtHStRG. VA. June &C. h
Ward, OF this city. has sold hia sad-
die horse. Dan Patch. to Thomas
f.. Ryan and the horse has been tax 81,
TO MIR. Ryans Oak Ridge estate in
Nelson County. where he will use
1t for mis- riding horse.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1922-04-23

We deliver any size any
where. Henry Transfer Co.,
Phone 939.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1922-04-23

For Rent--Four rooms upstairs,
unfurnished. 900 North Fourth
Phone 1595-W.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1922-04-23
NOTICE.

The Coal Supply and Lumber
Company desires to announce to
the public and taxpayers of Albu-
querque, that while William X.
walton is a member of the city
commission that the said Goa
Supply and Lumber company will
not directly or indirectly enter any
bids for city business. neither will
1t make any requests to sell or par,
ticipate in any way whatever to sell
the city of Albuquerque any OF It's
products. (Signed)
COAL SUPPLY AND LUMBER
Co., By
WILLIAM r. WALTON,
President and Manager.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1922-04-23
PLANS FOR FINANCING
BONUS ARE DISCUSSED

Washington, April 22.-Plans for
financing the soldiers bonus were
discussed today at a conference Of
senate finance committee republi-
cans, but Chairman McCumber said
no definite decision had been
reached. Before there is a conclu-
sion. he said, representatives Of the
American Legion will be called in.
II do not think that under any
circumstances, the bill will provide
for any additional taxes" declared
the chairman. The chairman said
there had not been sufficient dis
cussion to make any forecast as to
whether the original cash bonus
feature would be restored. He add
ed, however. that it might be that
provision would be made for pay
ing cash to men entitled to not
more than 500 in adjusted service
pay. The house bill fixes this fig
ure at $50.
Senator McCumber expressed the
opinion. that President Harding had
not made up his mind fully to veto
any bonus bill that did not spe-
officially provide for means of fl
nancing 1t.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1922-04-23
DEATHS AND FUNERALS

BRUEGGEMANN-The remains
of Eda Brueggemenn, who died
last Thursday, will lie in state from
2 to o'clock this afternoon at
French's parlors. The funeral
services will be held tomorrow at
ternoon at $3.50 o'clock from the
Immanual Evangelical Lutheran
church. Rev. Carl Schmid will
conduct the services. Burial will
be in Fairview cemetery.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1922-04-23
CITY CLEANUP WEEK
STARTS IN FEW DAYS

Definite plans will be an
nounced soon regarding the sys-
tenn to be used in city cleanup
week. Actual carrying away Of
the rubbish collected In houses,
sheds. barns and yards will prob
ably start the latter part of the
week under the direction of the
city manager. The work of the
city trucks is being so arranged
that they can all be spared from
regular work during the actual
clean up period.
The city will be divided into
districts and each district will
be visited by the trucks on a
specified date. All refuse which
is at the curb will be taken away
free of charge. 1t is probable that
the chamber of commerce and
several of the larger trucking
companies in the city will assist
with the work in order to COM
plete it in as short time as is
possible,
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1922-04-23

MY sHELLED PINON NUTS
will be delivered from the Fred
Harvey News Stand. albuquerque.
N. NJ, UNTIL FURTHER NO
TICE. Fannie S. Spitz, 1923 North
Tenth.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1922-04-23
LOCAL ITEMS

Coal Supply Co. Phone and 5
Mr.. and Mrs. r. F. Mead, ac-
companied by Miss Camille Pin
eau. left early Saturday to spend
the weekend at the Jeme2
Springs. They will return to the
city late this afternoon.
There will be a regular meet.
ing of the N. A. A. c. p. at a
O'Clock TINS afternoon at the A
M. E. church.
Crucita Herrera filed suit for
divorce against Demecio Herrera
in the district court yesterday.
Miss Irene Fisher is spending
the week end in Santa Fe.
w. E. Mauger will leave to-
morrow for Boston and New
York to be gone for several
weeks on business.
Factory wood. full truck load
four dollars. Hahn Coal Company
Phone 81.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. c. de Baca
are in the city to visit their
daughter, Miss Evangeline, who
has been the guest of Mrs. Ale
jandro A. Sandoval over two
weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hubbell and
daughter, Mrs. c. Hannaman'
Miss F. Kippert. Miss S. schuss-
Ter and Miss Vinal made the
motor trip to Acoma yesterday
with the Koshare Tours.
MIR. and Mrs. A. B. McMillen
sailed yesterday from England
en- route home from Mediter-
ranean cruise.
DR.. Murray, osteopathic phys!-
clan, N. T. Armijo building. Phone
TAI.
Mrs. Raymond Stamm is spend
ing a few days in Santa Fe.
District Attorney Fred Nicholas
and family of Magdalena returned
home yesterday after spending the
past week with relatives.
Mrs. James Webster and her son
Billie, who have been visiting Mr..
and Mrs. w. B. Webster of West
Lead avenue, returned to their
home in McGaffey yesterday.
The Grand Army of the Repub.
lie and G. K. Warren Relief Post
No. / will hold a celebration in
observance of the anniversary or
Ulysses S. Grant in I. O. Q. F. hall
Wednesday afternoon at 2:5O
o'clock. The public Is invited.
Mrs. Harry Strong returned yes
terday morning from a month
visit with her daughter. Mrs. Philip
Shamberger of Palo Alto, Calf,
and her son, Ted Strong, OF Los
Angeles.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1922-04-23

MARTIN-Funeral services for
Mrs. j. c. Martin will be held at
Strong Brothers chapel Monday
afternoon at 2:30 o'clock. Rev
Mr.. Root of the Episcopal church
officiating. Interment will be in
Fairyiew cemetery.