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Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-05-20

Herbert l.. Stranberg of 221 Brigh-
ton avenue. and DR.. Charles w.
Nsulty of the United States Public
Health Service. In making appli-
cation IL is necessary for men to
designate three branches of the SER
vice in which they desire instruc-
tion. Camp begins on August . and
continues until August 81. The
government pays all the expenses
of the training.
Ten thousand young men of the
country, at twelve regular army
posts throughout the country were
offered training last year. The prin-
cipal of the camp idea is to incul-
cate in the men the way to serve
their country In peace and war;
how to take care of their bodies;
to begin habits of self control, and
TO instill discipline. cooperation
and q sense OF order.
Two Men Accepted
NEW YORK, May 2o.-The board
OF selection at Governors Island,
". Y. announced yesterday the APP
provai of the applications of Mos
NJ. Miller. 162 Lewis St, and Fran
els c. Solt, 1s2 First street of Perth
Amboy for admittance to the Citi-
zens Military camp 10 ne
held in the End Army Corps Area
this summer. They were the FIRST
men to be accepted from Perth AM
boz. Their anne had been placed
on the preferred list of applicants
who had applied for the camps last
year but could not be accepted due
to shortage OF funds.
They were accepted for the In
fantry Red course which will open
at P~iattsburg Barracks on August 2
and will continue for one month.
The RED" course is the basic course
of military instruction given to citi-
on the plan of the old "Platts-
burg idea" OF pre-war days. Can
didates who attend the camps now.
however, are furnished all uniforms,
equipment and travelling expenses
by the government.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-05-20

torium at $3.50 o'clock. The pro-
grams will include piano selections.
vocal music. music by stringed in
struments and orchestral numbers
arranged by Mrs. Sherry. who is as
sisted by Mr.. Sherry. No admission
is charged but a silver offering is
received to help defrsy expenses.
The Sunday school board enter
tanned the Sunday school class
taught by Mrs. Lester Van Geisen at
a social on Thursday evening. this
class being the banner class for the
month OF April. A jolly evening
was spent in the church parior with
games. after which refreshments
were served.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-05-20

the Methodist Episcopal church in
this city. having joined in 1853. The
fnersI services Will &c held at that
church on Monday At 2.aO .. m
Mr.. Eugier IS survived by one son.
Jesse Kugier. Of Camden. and two
daughters. Mrs. Luther Tlce and
Mrs. A. NJ. Cole, ST.. OF this c5tr
Twelve grand children. and sixteen
! greaf-grznd children also survfvs
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-05-20
Jn>eph VI.

SOUTH AMBOY. May 2o-Joseph
N. Kugler. one OF the oldest resi-
dents Of this city. died al his home
or Second street Thursday at the
age OF 90 years. Mr.. Kugler was
well known. having a large circle
OF friends. and despite his advanced
years. death was not looked for al
This time
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-05-20

an important part with George NJ.
Conan in his biz Mary"
Miss Reed will give a concert at
the Star theatre on Saturday night
gratis and will render several clss-
steal and popular numbers as a
courtesy to Shspanka Brothers. of
the Star theatre. friends OF the fam
iIv
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-05-20

Mr.. kugier was born in Hunter
don county on New Years Day. 1880.
On his arrival in this city he COM
menced work with the Pennsylvs-
MIA railroad. as a millwright and
carpenter. He received an honorable
pension In January 1900, but con-
tinued at his carpenter trade until
old age demanded his retire.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-05-20
KEYP0RT

st. Mary's Episcopal church ves-
try has extended a call to the Rev.
Phillip s. Smith of the Virgin Is
lands to the ~rectorship of st.
Mary's to all the vacancy caused
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-03-23
: THE FORUM

He Seconds Welnberosv's Motion
Editor Forum Il think Mote
weinberver has the right idea.
n Ponca city can build hish
sohcol for sasooo which WI care
for 500 pupals and our prosen, hlga
school cos, $4,000. why should we
create such large bonded indebted
ness TO build such fine building foe
the pscsle who are supposed 20 have
moved here the last thirty years aaI
haven't YET arrived aud drive the man
already here out OF Business OF out ~
town,
. We voted large tond for the bath
house to bring people to the city. WHO
have not arrived aud II Is ranosted To
be tossing proposition all the time.
We have had .our or fsve business
enterprises fail here which might
have been prevented. II gooi common
sense had been used In thpir man
hKemcnt.
We paved streets for the man wno
never got here. thereby cansint lhe
city to own several hundred lots for
taxes. and a large bond al this tim.
VII cause the same thing to haIcel
again.
Let each business man on Okla
homa Avenue, figure for himself the
rate OF interest. which the land lord
makes on the money invested an /
then he will have good idea OF how
the people who are financing t:ls city
feel about a large bond at this tine
Frank Crow.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-03-23

IL you want 10 keep year
hair In rocd condition. be careful What
yoa wash u with.
Most soaps and prctard shsmpoos
contain too much slkaii This ariez
the scalp males the hair brittle. and u
very harmful. Nulsifaed ccco>nat osl
shampoo (which " vure and entirely
greasricssl. is much hetter than any
thing else YOU can use for shampcoinr
a. this cant fc~~ibay Insure the ha's
simply pus two or thrve tca<pon +.
fuls of Nulsified ~ cup or gas. with
little warm water. thea mcistsn the
hair with water and rub Il In. II will
make an abundance of rich. creamy
isther. aud cleanse the hair and stsln
thoroughly. The iAther sinses ous
easily, and removes csesf l@rt.els os
dast. dirt dandnlff and excess 81 sao
hair driex an.ckly aud esenls. ant y
leaves n fine and s'iky. bright. fluffy
and easy 20 manage
You can set Mulslfled cocoannt o;l
shampoo AZ any drks store. II 4 vssY
cheap. and rev onnces y enourh 20
last everyone In the family for monser
be sure your drnrsist gives ,ou Aai
slfled.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-03-23

Cushing. March 2s.-close 10 100
retail merchants and secrstarien me,
In convention with the Retail Nsr-
cants association hcro. The flrsl
day was devoted 10 the meeting u
the state secretaries association. "a
which problems pertaining TO their
work were discussed A banquet was
held Monday night AZ which A n
.MoNuIien Of Oklahoma City. W. =.
Rayson. Tulsa: II. u. shine. Ard
more. and G. s Chadwick. Cushing.
made talks to thu 20 Secretaries prcs-
enf.
The following of.ieors were eice.
81 for the coming year In the sec-
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-03-23
MARRIED HER TO SAVE
HER FROM C0RM[D BEEF
Girl Of 20, Seeks Annullmens
on Grounds Of Force. But
Court sAys It's Prs.
postsrcus

New yefk. March "a supreme
Court Justice pise. IN brooklyn yea.
serda,. slsned an interlocu'ory de-
cree sanullng the marriage OF Mrs.
Mar, Armstrong an Allen. 10 years
old of ISL Nssksr Avenue. iirookiyn.
TO ward Van Allen. - years old Of
ssa kelsIn Place brooklyn.
Tell ua about your marriage" said
Justice pike 10 the sirl
IL wss this way, yonr Honor
she said. Edward used TO call on
my cousin. With whom { lived. lie
bad mover paid the slightest alien.
ton 10 me. ON November ~. 1890.
while was a. my place of employ.
mcnt. received telephone call
lelllng me my sister VAS very sick
and asking ne 20 go 20 her az once
I left the place A I reached the
street. Edward ran srser me. iie
grabbed my arm and said. Hello. We
are golng 20 get married
a laushed and kept on Walking
lie kept after me and said. ~ you
don't marry me an kili you ! said,
II do marry you my aunt will kiII
me"
sNeserioss. be hrorxh, me 10 hts
mothers house, and then We went 10
tho Borough Hall where We were
married that day"
~Dld the defendant hold revolver
60 your headY~ questioned tho Court.
No. yoar Honor"
We'll, You look lIke a big husL ,
siri Why didn't YOU slam him one
say this is a prcposierous story
Let the defendant take the witness,
stand, No Mr. Van Allan. tell m,
your side OF the story"
"She told me-" he said. "that an,
had only cornod beef al home de-
cided 10 settle down and establish 1
home asked her 70 marry mo. sh'
tald she woild. but added that hel
aunt would not lot her ,ake day or
! took her 70 my mothers where rh.
put on my sisters dress and hat.
The annulnent decree was granite,
because Mrs. Van Allan was undoI
the legal age nni, q, ,h, .sve OF tn,
marriage.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-03-23
wrirs. RosGo klANsMGN
PARADE LOCAL srREtrs

tContinued from Page ID
banners, detailing scnisniicasls What
the Klan stands for Among them
wev; we are 1900 strong IN GA
IahomA we believe in Separation
of Church and state We Pro,ect
Pure wonanhood white snprem- :
agyiT we stand for law and
Order" our rurpose il 20 Uphold
our Officials In tho Homes, Admin
lstration % Law"
Delsrsilons Of klansmen eame
from sapulps. Gushing. prumrlehf.
Edmond and Oklahoma CITY. There
we're Few from Perry and STILL
waher. Il IL said that not more than
twcns, u the Guthrie klsn we're IN
the parade Tho members Of the
local Khan for the aost part polIced
the crowds
The raid dIscIplhe and .orreci
'sst-up" showed That many en-.
service men we're in the line q
march. Not one instance Of disorder
was reported. The PROCESSION ap-
peared quietly. the only signal beins
fan flare by the Khan nu6er Tho
fire siren belchcd forth ~ tho llns
20, under way at The fair grounds
The Kiansmen stepped briskiy and
the entire line OF niarch was covered
In record time.
The dense crowds on the streets
gszed with curious eyes At the white
robed figures. and save for occasional
outhurs,s OF applause at banner In.
scripfions there was no noise. A.
the flsg was dipped AZ intervals Of
one hundred feet heads were un.
covered.
This parade viii make many re-
crrits TO the cause said a man. pre-
sumably member of che Invisible
Empire. Kisn 10.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-03-23
PERSONALS OF
: SOCIETY

Mrs. George and AIRS Sri,h were
In Enid. "Wednesday. attending the
auto rakes.
n "
Miss Dcuiah cavolt has returned
from most deilshtful two weeks
vlsit In Hugo. where she wss the
guest Of Nj and Mrs. E. G. Dysar
and was honofcd with several Eartios
and at Ardrore. where she was tue
Guest OF JudTc and Mrs. 1. n.
Mason.
Mrs l. T. Johnson ms returned
from a several days stay Ia Okla
hoda City.
Mrs. ID. ID Duskin and children
returned last night from Shawnee
where they visited Mrs. Duskins >
mother who IL m
G " NJ
Mr. and Mrs. ID. ID Lamond have
as their guests. Mrs LAmond's mo-
ther. Mrs. IIodgson Of Aliua. Okla
homa.
,sxY
In the silver medal contes, given
BY the " c. T. q. the name Of Miss
W'ilds May Williams was lnadver-
tently omitted a. winner in the
piano contest
Nr. Frank Derr went TO Oklahoma
City this morning on business
n 3 n
The Domestic Science club will
meet at the homo OF Mrs. wm.
Wilson Friday with Mrs. J. n. Curl.
Mrs. s. A. Douglass. Mrs. Anderson
and Mrs. Farney Foltz and Mrs. w.
W. Hickman as assisting hcstesscs.
Those who cant attend phone the
hostess no later than Thursday.
y u 4
The Rainbow class of the FIRST NJ.
~. churrh will have dinner Friday
night at the church at $40 followed
by social evening for the members
of the class.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-03-23

John Grab. 2s5o Jackson Ave. Nav
Orleans. La, writes My kidnsyl
wefe weak and bad soreness sad
dun pain across my back ! felt dnll
and iangsid and my kidneys dldnt act
right ! began 20 taka Foley kidney
pills and soon relieved all fsss iroab.s
and put my Kidneys IN a haAlthy coa.
dition Sold Eyery~here.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-03-23
Just One Application
aad the Hairs Vanish


A harmless. yet very effectiv-.
treatment IL here given for the quick
removal OF hairy growths; Nix en-.
ough powdered delafone and water 20
cover the undesirable hairs. apriy
paste and after or , minutes re-
move. wash the skin and tho haiyr
have vanished One applIcat.on us-
uaily is sufficient. but 10 be certain
~ results, buy the deiasone ln an or
iginai facksge. Mix fresh an wanted
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-03-23

Nss1sxes cnna {. Norsss. W. ".
fAntos. y. -. HURT aad L A liAhn
~ill entertain ~ rsl>ndshsp class
and choir FRIDAY sssaias II the hen~
of Mrs. HAha.
n M
Nr d n. sibi<y u ~sikinx On
sruscbs-. having sersined his ankle
last night.
y * Il
pssre~s clsb 10 Meet
The fssrcns club ~lll meet Al |.
c'sleck Friday sfserncoa Al ceutrAl
school sulidlnx.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-03-23

fctnrirs sssoelation william A. Bay-
tior. nsrtiessilie. president, William
Seymour. iIonyetsa. siss precedent.
And G. =. chsdvlek. Gushing rssfe.
larry treasurer RESOLUTIONS wvs4
bnssed that tss secretaries fasoruf
The continuation Of the state asao-
eation OF retail merchants.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-03-23

Despite all the difficulties Of rcs.
ara,ions Germany has managed 10
pay of one third Of her domestic
war debt since the world var.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-03-23

A recent typhoid outbreak In Mex
Jersey was traced 70 a harvest home
snIpcr. where chicken salad. anfectoi !
BY typhoid cau~s. was served. Of
ten human being. apparently in
health. may be carrying typhoid germs
unknow:ngiy.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-03-23

Twelve members responded To roll
call at the meeting OF the Dclphlan
club yesterday afternoon AZ the IL
brary with Mrs. George speer as
leader OF most interesting program
OF drama In the E.isabethan ass. The
club elected Mrs. Ralph Haxer and
Miss Vera Kelly as delegates 10 the
district convention and Mrs. chss,
Olson and Mira White al,ernatcs.
The next meeting will be- April ~
with Miss Merle Van Hoo1eg az
leader of the program
" x NJ
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-03-23

CUT rH,s ovr-irs
WORTH MONEY
Cut out this slip. enclose with &C 10
Foley a Co. ssSs Sheffield Ave. CHI
cago. III. writing your name and ad-
dress clearly. You win receive IN 70
turn a trial package containing Fol-
ey's Honey and Tar Compound. for
coughs. colds and Group. Foley kidney
Pills and Foley Caiharsic Tablets.
Sold Everywhere.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-03-23
+ FRECkLE-FACE


fo yoa kno~ ho~ cosy Il ss 10 r~-
move those uriS sl-ots 80 that no snr
ell gail yoa trcsk'e-fscs'
Simply Get an oance ~ othinr~~
double rtfenxth. fom ,~nf dsuxx'>t
and a fs~ Applications >hoaId -ap~
,va how easy u is "a I'D yoursrif q
frcckl~~ and set : h<~at'fui scmr'e>.
ion. Tho eaa srd Winds - r1>roh
have = stppna tes1ency 10 trims csis
frscklsN and e. . ve~sR mcfs osh'as
4 told In shis month. he safe 10 st<
Tor the duahlc stfenxsh othsne. a. thi-
IL soii under kuArsntcc q moas>
bach n n fails 20 remove ths tseekiss
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-03-23

SS<tA& <<@@NO$W
rhurs1sy
Mac sbecs--A. o. L. W Hall.
Acorn club Mr.. SAN smith.
West W. c. T. D. Mrs. 2. ..
walker
Thursday Dinner elab--Nr. and
Mrs Harry Malone.
M Jlnx elub-Mrs- Warren Van
Hocxer.
openorky club Mrs vandersoort
Alirurian eiuv-lAbr~fy.
Girls Frienily = Trinity Parish
House
Friday
o. v. \. Initiation. Official Visit Of
Grand Mssron. Mrs Sarah Morris.
Domestic Science club Mrs. Wan.
Wilson.
Rooney Mooney Shah ciub--Mrs.
w. n. Heer.
Patrons ciab-cen,rsl school
Rainbow Class. 6 ao--M. y. church.
Saturday
Phi Delta Gamma ciub--Nrs. odl,h
spurrier.
Saturday Dinner clsb--Mrs. and
Mrs. odlth spurrier.
Nv y a KNNN xy n n n n
~ DAILY THOUGHT n
vNxx xxxxx xxy
frame your mind 10 mith and
merrlmcnL which bar thousand
harms and lengthen NE ~--shakes-
pearc.
Mrs. Stewart Hostess
To Amioisis Club
A group OF additional guests com.
posed OF Miss Joscphine Weiss. Mrs
Billy Norman, Miss Kathryn wolgs-
mot, Mrs. n. McMiIlen. Mrs. NJ NJ
Cabin and Mrs. J. A. Callan added
interest to the meeting Of the Amt
citla club yesterday AT the home OF
Mrs. w. s. stewart when the guests
spent the afternoon In needIework.
Mrs. Stewart served a dainty lunch
and the club adjourned 20 meet In
three weeks with Mrs. Lysl Halssead
west OF the city
Iris Club Entertained
A most delightful afternoon was
spent yesterday. at the home OF Mrs.
u. Mshan when she entertained the
Iris club and Mrs Robert Kessicr.
The hostess. assisted by Mrs. Jelsms
and Mrs GriswoId. served delicious
two course luncheon following an
afternoon Of fancy WORK. Mrs.
Chester Michael will be hostess to
the club in two weeks.
n n N
Glass Shower For Martha Society
Twenty-Five members OF tho
Martha Society met yesterday after
noon at the church and brought
glasses 10 replace broken ones. Miss
Maud Goodrich saye three vocal
solos with Mrs. G. r. nm al the
piano. Miss Helen Collins gave two
violin solos. Refreshments we're
served after the program.
" y y
An. Day Meeting OF
Christian Church Auxiliary
The ladies' OF the Christian Church
Auxiliary held an all-day meeting al
the home OF Mrs. w. n. Chandler
Yesterday to corplete articles for
their bazaar. At noon luncheon vas
served nv tho hoefeoe Ncxf Wal
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-03-23

~, mad and escaped Il ths
darkness and vent 70 tho hone Of
friends iiidiux there until amer The
invaders had gone. ! made my ~Ay.
helped By other frIond.. 10 Frsnkfor.
oermsny.
From frsakfor<. wsrked scross
the ~aoie Of Germany. Z suffered
pfisat'oas and hsrdshlps Z vssksl
- : farm hand n Tho fields. {
worked - o'her hard physical ,sssr
'snythinx % Ess = bite 10 81 aa1
shelter
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-03-23
Urge Pyramid
For Piles
Tsn Yssv Fs;s.is Wa wesisssuI
Relisf b civss ~ Pyvsni1 Pie

First try them. then tell your
ssrsss srias blessed relief In de pri-
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-03-23

Her husband vas torn from her
sids and sruslfisd Her sou vas
ssksa from hsr aud 10 bsliss~d d~Ad
Her husbands estate. sorth millions.
vas eonfisea,sd and she herself ss-
caped oniy after mea,hs a sufsss-
lng aud adventure
Our home ~an IN Castle orsxeno.
at Nlss Novxofad.~ she says ~
was all that nasslsa eassiss ~~rs
In the days u the imperial regina
Whom tho i,oishasiki sttArhsd the
castle IN 1919. my husband ~ss cru.
fieisd on the arch of che central en-
trance and after that he vas shot.
4 = did not ses q. bat my maid.
tAriee. ~as an eye ~itness. Il shs
prsssoee of the lassd~rs my husbssa
said that ! ~as a servant. The rssa
worked and | escaped. hut my soa.
har''d. had disappeared. have
never seen him sines.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-03-23

The Rainbow class of the First NJ.
Il. churfh will have dinner Friday
night At the church st $40 followed
by social evening for the members
of the class.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-03-23

In the silver medal contest giye'
BY the W c. T. u. the namo Of Mlsl
wiida May Williams was lnadver
tently omitted as winner In th'
piano contest
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-03-23

Mr. and Mrs. d. ID Lamond have
as their guests. Mrs LAmond's mo-
ther. Mrs. IIodgson Of Altus. Okla
homa.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-03-23

Mrs. ID. u. Duskin and children
returned last night from Shawnee
where they visited Mrs DuSkin 4
mother Who IL m
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-01-19
Duke City Visited
For Twelfth Time
By Montague Glass

Montague Glass. author. writer and
piaywritcr. paid his twelfth visit to
Albuquerque his morning Ho was
on the first section Ut Santa Dc train
NO o. on route to Pasadena where
he be- Ia Join Mrs. GLASS aud spend tho
wintor.
Hc has Just returned nom New
York CitS. whore he saw one of his
plays. written Tor the Dodge Broth
crs staged in the metropolis The
play. one Of his latest works is said
10 bo "a SEQ. 900 production.
MIR Glass asked questions about
the city and particularly oid Albu-
uuvruuo. to which ne ouce started 90
walk ON one Of his trips between
trains, lie walked az lar as Robinson
uHrk. he snid, and thon returned TO
the station for fear of missing his
train.
Mr.. Gless was travelling with r. S.
Alhertsgn. Of tho Dodge Motor COM
pauy ct Lon Angelcs. and r. a. War
rem. sales manager Tor the motor com
pany.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-01-19
EDMUND ROSS
TELLS ROTARIANS OF
DRAINAGE PROBLEMS
Compares Colorado Wa
tershed Conditions
With Those Here

Edmund Ross was the principal
speaker at today's moctinr Of the
Albuquerque Rotar, club presenting
q valuable comparison Of the pee
sources and irrigation ana drainage
problems OF the Colorado aud Rio
Grandc drainage area Nh Eu-s
showed that the problems VI the
colorado watershed are very much
moro serious mud their solving much
more costly than those before the
Rio Grands whitley
Dr H..A Iatt.sou of Ngw York.
supervisor of Medical sertlgr Ton tnc
National Tuberduioals 1850 Nltiuu. ale
80 addressed the club shoNglng the
gains that have been made since the
war 90 the prevention ut tuberculosis
4 committee Wa appointed Goo ass
the cooperation oft tho Chamber ot
Commerce boz tho entertainment &C
Visiilnc l,otJriJns whn viii stop ~
Albuquerque ON thoir way 20 AND
from Los Angeies convention u'Af
June
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-01-19
EASTERN STAR WORKER
DIES IN ANGEL CITY
Death Comes to Mrs. Nc
Clanahan After an
Operation

Mrs. Charlc- M,Clanlnup. who
until three Year, ago WINS prominent
in the Eastern star chapter here and
uiso an active worker Boo the First
Congregational church died last Sat
urday in Los Angeles california ace
coriing to word received hN friends
here.
Mrs McCiauahan had made hut
home in Albuquerque for % years.
living a large part OF that time ON
South Walter street Her husband
via proprietor 81 the paluro Drug
storc until thrre yoars agnI whcn he
sold hi- Interests and decided fo move
to california going first to Sacra-
mcnto The McClanahRns uf late had
made their home In Los Angeles
Death u b. said. fouoscd q recent
operation Tor appendicitis from
which she seemed 90 rally for o. lime
hut FROM which shr meyer recovered
Tho deceased is survived by her
hisbnnd. "a son Harold who b. con
nectcd with "a correspondence cours'
in Columbia university and also 81
mother. n,thsiA ami sister an Cali.
fornia n "a brother In Chicago.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-01-19

MARRIAGE LtCIsN ,li-.
Rosa ortiz. pnIurI'u. 'riaiohll ChH-
rl Haiarito.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-01-19
Cold Forces Escaped
Convict to Surrender

SALT LAKE CITY Jam 90
IT. awfuiiy cold up here 4td JiH1
Wilson nhuH Martin who a,d ttH.
De waa an escaped convict DO. h"
walked mo the office OF the oHirI 'i
police here to-day and asked that Boz
bee locked up pending hia removal tH
the Nuiih Carolina pCnitcutinry which
he said ho icit ian 1917 artcr sortin7
two months uf "a nine months
sentence f,r omhoeslcmont
wilson aid that hc wu Ho Eager
TO get back down south hat ua
wired tho warden or the North
Carolina p-cuItvuturN. advising nina
Of his whcrruhout. prior tu surrender
ing 10 tho i'pic' here
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-01-19
Pope Is Better,
But Doctors Order
Absolute Rest

IoNpON Ian. no OGy Tho Asgo-
ciatcd prcss) Pope Benedict fever
s. somewhat diminished hui absolute
resi- aud quiet are riiI necessary for
hini q central NeRs dispatch from
Rauc today quotes br Ettur March
isf3Na in ATTENDANCE upon his holt
ness az stating The pope n troubled
by persistent coughiag peins IN the
head and chest, md " weakness
but cdnunued In hlgii spirits the
statement adds
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