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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-11
Supper Table
Gossip


Mothers day win h. oberrvrd
next sunday ~ the First Metho-
dist church Rev. r. r. Mcuuirr
will deliver q scrihon appropriate
TO the occasion. The congregation
is requested - wear red fiuv crs
for mothers u living, white flowers.
90 dead.
special Ccncinve of Pfirrams
Commandcry NJ 3. X. 7 thia eve
cning at O'Clock. business OF
importance.
The North Fourth street Parent
Teachers association will hold It's
regular meeting Friday afternoon
at 3 o'clock. Members are urged
10 he present as important busi-
ness In to he transacted. Also
election OF officc-e.
Dr. \. q. shortlc. who has been
critically ~ az the Presbyterian
hospital. N reported today to be
slightly improved.
Mrs. n. VI. bragg. ags south
Mulberry street. WIN was operated
on at the Presbyterian hospital
yesterday. ia reported today TO be
doing nicely.
A shed az the homc OF u. Moya.
] NWM NfNN NiNNNMfI MNfMN'I MAE
damaged hy fire al 9 o'ciocN Iast
night. Hay and clothing In the
ahod were destroyed before the
fircmen arrived. The caure Of
the fire Is unknown.
The muSting of the Non.an's
club Of the Firft Conversational
church. which was scheduled FOR
today. has been postponed until
d 0..H fTlHaHaNMN d aHaAN Il hold At
the home 0f Mrs. Ernest Smith,
Good Cheer club viii hold a home
cooked sale al sii West Central
avenue saturday.
Eoilow.ng tac rcgu,Rr meeting oi
tho Eiks lodge last night. the newly
organized band gave "A concert.
| Hnbhi Mois. Bergman gave an adj
dress on Mother bay 1ae
lodge has appointed a committee
to take steps Tor uniforming the
band
T.. A. Romero. WIN wns burned
several days ago whom cleaning
,clothcs at his cleaning establish
ment on the alley between Tiieras
and Copper n near Fourth
street. left today for Trinidad 10
make his home. Having lost most
OF his belongings In the fire, hs
said today that he had decided "a
close up shop. He aid the firt
started when he was cleaning Q
coat with gasoline He believc|
there were n few matches In ths
lining Of the coat His hands and
face were burned
Ray Mfliam-. who was arrested
here Tuesday night. was taken to-
ldy by "a deputy TO Ration. where h'
II wanted on the charge Of passing
"A worthless check.
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Produce

CHICAGO, May 1i-Butter-
Lower; creamery extras a5c. firats
atc6 sac; seconds. e7c9 csc. stand
ards. sage.
Eggs-Mnrket higher. Receipts,
2lq2i eases. Firsts. 24A e0 2bc.
ordinary firsts. 22cn22Ac. mis-
ceiianeous. 2shcD2tc; storage
packed extras. ga A. e7e. storage
packed firsts. 2sca 2shc.
poultry--Alive. higher. Fowls.
csc; Broilers. asm45c; ROSTERS.
10 cenfa.
Potatoes-Mnrkct steady. Res
ceipts. as cars. totRl United States
shipments. TOs ears wisconsin,
sacked and hulk. round whites.
si.i0qrSi. SO cwt.s Michigan. sncked
and hulk. round whites. t.so@
ti.70 cwt.; Idaho, sacked, rurals.
si.7s cwt.: new stock steady ON
Spaulding Rose. weak on Bliss
Triumphs: l1oflia Spnnldlng Rose,
double -headed barrelr, Nod te.5gf
No. 2. SAB Tf4.SO; Aiabnmn.
sacked. Triumphs no. 1, $500
1895 cwt.; No. ?. Ni.bo0t2oo c~t.
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Mexican Minister
Delays Trip to U. 5.

MEXICO CITY. May lily
she Associated Prcss.) secretary
OF the Treasury ID la Huerta mas
postponed until May 20 his de-
parture for New YORK 20 meet me
International committee OF bank
ers. owing To pressure OF business
here. He had planned 10 leave
Monday. Despite the delay, ne be-
lleven he viii arrive In New Norh
ahead OF Thomas W Lamont. VINO
mas been comforting with bankers
ahroal Concerning MeNico's IL
nancer. ana who probably viii re-
turn from Paris May rs.
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your medicine and finally Induced me
10 try H. ! now feel flna and can 40
my housewark without any trouble a.
all. You can use this letter for the
sake Of othors N you wish. - Mrs.
WELDING. HATFIELD, r. \. 3, Sa.
bina, Ohio.
Housewives make a great mistake
In allowing themselves 20 become 90
weak ard nervous that Il % well-nleh
Impossible for them toattand 10 their
necossnry household dutiea.
Lydia Z. Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound should be taken when you
first notice such symptoms as ner-
v~ousness. btckncho. weakness and H.
regularity. " viii help you and pre-.
vent more seitous trouble.
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Chicago Board Of Trade

CHnfAGO, May 1i--Big de-
llvcrica on Ma contracts failed to-
day Ia stop a material uritnrn In
wheat prices during thu early deal
ings. The wheat taken IN and paid
for amounted 10 q million and %
quarter bhshela. but II went into
strong hands. and INC market
promptly advanced. Reports that
German arrangements for the pur-
chhse Of foodstuffs from Argentine
and Tor supplying ituEsia had been
approved by the ulles tendod TO
halp nft values. The opening.
which ranged from Nc decline 90
nc advance. with May Sl.aS 10
sL3sh and July N-2aA 10 " "a Y
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TWO KILLED UNDER AUTO

TRINIDAD. Colo, May 1-Dhn
". Lee "a ranchman ana Harry
MOnt0ya aforekoepcr In the sun
Flower Valley ~ere killed last
niuht when their automobile
plunged INTO Chicnea Creek ~ mil.
- east OF here during n wind
storm. The bodies OF the two men
were found this morning By floyd
Lnfferty n passing tourist
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ronIIGN E%NCnANGE

NEW YORK May lI-Foreign
exchange irregular Great Britain.
demand. 44fM cables. 4f4A .
0-day bills on banks. 44ah
France. demand. STA. cables.
9.iSA. Italy. demand. i.30t4 ;
cables, bAi. Belgium demand.
S.3i; cables. S.34h Germany. de-
mnnd. .3fh cables. ass. Holland,
demand. $3.50, cables. 3S.5b.
Norway demand. 1853. Sweden.
demand. 1850. Denmark. demand.
n g.. Switzerland. demand, 1879.
Spain, demand. i5.ha. GREECE, de-
i1nnd. AIS. Poland. demand.
.O2h. Czecho-Siovakia. demand,
LIZ. Argentine, demand, 3s.37.
BrHxil. demand. fil2. Montreal.
gS il-iG.
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May ii.-chalr.
In NnrrtK OF the senate aEfleul-
Ia, c~onn1iffae today formally m
.4ithc senate his bin pro
|lnn f1THa creation OF a federal
tnorafi0u to take over ana OBJ
IN fhe Muscle shoaia, Alabama
ana Nitrate properties for
Il ufty years
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Dawson Left
100000 to Son

MiNElLA. y. Y. May il-As-
FemEly r. Truheo DaviGon. Of
.Nashau county was left $4,000
600 by The viii Of his father. Henry
u. Davidson. Nes York banker
and phiontrupist. which waH fiied
for probate here toby. The full
value o. the estate WAS nos given.
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Livestock
CTus'SGO

CHICAGO. May li-Caiiie-
Receipts. 1t.OnO. Market slow.
tow early Gales hcof -toers and she
stock, steady To- wenk. bidding
weak 10 lower. early top, yearllngs,
5000 bulls. slow: veal calves
strong to u~nevenly higher, stock
crs and feeders. dun. weak to
lower; packers paying 5000 % $3.50
for choice v%eaiers: shippers pny-
Ing upward 20 $1,000.
Hoes-Isecsipis. 5000. Market
fairly active. mostly ib to 90 cents
lower than Wednesday, best time.
or 10 20 10 cents lower than aver
nFe. few heavy ana heavy mixed
hogs sold; top. ti0.sb; bulk. fi025
Hf1Os0; pigs as To Is cents
lower. mostly 0ti0.bO.
Shcep-Receipts. 10000. Heavy
lambs slow. other classes opening
mostly steady. six loads California
spring lambs. $3.50. throw-out.
$3.50; early top. fhorn lambs,
81. 80. fat ewes, largely $500
$3.50.
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Church Suppers
Banned BY Town

COIFAN. Wash, May H.
church suppeTs Will be regar.ed
with disfavor by the Colfax Com
morcial club here after a resolu-
ton having declared them TO he
unfair competition with hotels and
anfer.
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CHICAGO. May ii.-Whcat
made a steep climb Ia price today,
ascending as much az cents a
bushci for May delivery. Tho TOP
quouition for May was St.f5A and
came lust OF the close Of the days
Trading.
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NEW YORK. May u-Liberty
Is. $50 20. second 4'si see. f2; first
44's. Sg0.7G! second Al sga.52.
third fh's sg9.S0; fourth 4h'a.
$3.50. Victory aA's. $1,000. Vic
tory AZ n. sioo.bG.
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NEW YORK MONEY

NTW NUItk. May Il-NnlI
offered NJ az last loan. sM call
ioann against acceptances, ~
Thine loans. steady. SO days. ~ ;
90 days. 80 g months. AZ
Primo mercantile paper. AZ ~
~.
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MITAL MARKETS

NV NUItk. May lI.-ForolTn
bar silver. 10Ac.
Copper Firm: e~lectrolytic. SPOT
aud nearby. AYE; later. i3Mc6
1abc G.
Tin-E.asy; spnt and nearby.
5000. futures. S2o.G2.
fron-Strady. unchanged
lead-steady: spot. SS.ebg o. so.
Ziuc- Steady; Enst 81. Louis de-
livery. tpoi. sb1Omt5.ib.
Antimony-Spot. Sb2b.
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weakness and IT.
] was
weak and nervous
and could hardly
gtand on my feet
enough TO
cook a meal. Twas
this way for about
n year and had
triedseveral med
|icines and had q
but to
no avail. Ny sic.
Waa faLfnA
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KANSAS CITY. May ii.-cattle
Receipts. 2.3c1. Stockcrs and
feeders slow and steady. choice
feeders. S7.SsGts.2b; calves. steady
"a strong: hest veaiers. 10000
$3.50; all other killing classes.
generally steady top. heavy steers.
$3.50; mixed yearlings. $3.50.
straight yenrling heifers, sS.15W
SS.2b: few COWS. 81 .0O;. most lots.
tb.S0M fG.L0! Gamers and cutters.
yeariing bulls. $500; most older
kinds tt75 ms5.5O
HoEs-Rcccipts. 5000. Market
opened slow. closed active; to
packers and shippers generally
nicndy TO 10 cent? lower. iniik.
$50 TO gao FOUNDERS. sfo.bsd
5000 hackers top. Sfo.6A. good
and choice 40 10 32h FOUNDERS,
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q YORK COTTON

NEW YORK. May if.-Spot
cotton steady; middlinR. s2C.i5.
Cotton futures closed steady.
May 1920; July. $3.50 October.
si95s; December, Si9.ss; Janu-
ury. sig4s.
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MARKETS


NEW YORK. MAY ii.-stl cis
wcre under farther selling pressure
today ON professional ligthhassnna
and short selling, Easy money and
Dcttcr industrial conditions wote
nnutrniizcd hy the absence OF pub
iict Inter- tt Saics npproNimAted
l.i00.00O sharcs. The close was
4
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My shellcd Pinon Nuts ON sale
NJ Fred Harvcy's New Stand. Al
h~uqncrquc. y. NJ. until further
notice. Fannie s.. spitz. Inventor
and Proprietor II the q. =. :. Sun-
shine Nut Smelling and Separating
Machines, 3s3 North Tenth ~.
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nFNNETFl Why w
ccints. 2.2o0. Mnrkct steady, 10
cents lower. beef rteers. SGS0ml
$3.50: cows aud heifers, ti.s5m
$3.50. calves. sS.OOefs iO.bO. bulls.
sa.0Omsi25. stockers and feed
ers4 $500 ffS7.b0.
sheep-Receipts. 1.sO0. Market
weaA 20 cents lower; lambs, $500
.0st46O; ewes. t7.OO0ts.oo.
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ST. JOSEPH. NO.. May II.
Chttlo-It.ceiptr, l.hoA. Markell
steady To 10 cents loH'ri h,t,ir
S7.9bM fNiTb; cOwr una hcif' VI
81. gbUSS,dG; calves. 81 $50!
Hagrznccciptr, s.50e. Market
steady 20 g cents lower, top. Io-b5:
bulk. tiO.35I siO.bo.
shcep-iseceipts. 1890. Market
uneven. clipped iantba. ST.. 20 fr
$3.50; clipped ewes. tb.sOmSS 30.
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mrs. hatfield
SABINA, OHIO
In Piiiable Condition When She
Began Taking Lydia E. Pink
hams Vegetable Compound

Ssbipa. ohio-'1 took Lydia E.
Pinkham'n VeKfiable COMPOUND Cor
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O SALE CHEAP

For a Few days only, green slab
wood. $50 n load at mill. For
this week only. Mckinley Lard
ana Lumber Co. Albuquerque,
New MeNico.
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TODAY's WORLD

Today ~ word ~ EFFERNESCE.
Its pronounced-ef-er-yos, with
accent slightly upon Al first and
more strongly upon the third syl-
liable.
II nenns-to bubble and hiss
being applied. In It's strict sense. To
liquids but figurativcly to indi-
vidualf or groups Of them.
u comes frcm-lutin '~eifervcs-
cere. fn begin boiling
it's used like this English
rtatrsftqn have limited At "a feeling
TINT va Fronch III pressing their
war claims, should c%ffcryeHco loss
violently until they have made
more progress toward settlement
OF .hclr own obligations
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siO45asi0.bos bulk, sio.so1
1850; sows, uneven, bulk, ts.iJ
fft9.bO. romo higher; stock plgai
strong to 10 cents higher; bcsf
S1o.60.
shee-Receipts. 5000. Market
slow and about steady best llghl
shofn Texas wethers. $50; othcff|
$3.50. lambs generally Is cent
lower. wooied ColoradoH. 9i4.76l
Arizona fpringerp held at eis.T5.
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You viii find ii in our Classi.
fed Columns.
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KANSAS CITY. May ii.-wheat.
No. 2. hard. si.si nsi.5S; No. 2.
red. 81 .33mtl.35.
Corn-No. ?. white. b7h 0b7%c;
No. ?. yellow. GOc.
Hay-Dnchanged.
OMAHA. Neb., May 1i.-Wheat.
No. 2. hard. fi.si ati.3f; No. ,.
mixed. S1.ibmki1T
Corn-No. 2. white. b5c. No. ?.
mixed. San nbshc.
Dats-No. = white. 3gA M37A 81;
M. 4. white, 2sit q SIC
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was followed By a slight general
sag and then to a rise all around
20 well above yesterdays finish.
Corn and BATS yer firmer with
" heat Aftcr opening a shade OFT
10 q shade advance. July G4hc 10
GfhCHs4Ac. the corn market de-
cilned a little and then scored gains
for all months.
Oats started unchanged TO ho
higher, July J9h nnd then para
iclled the action OF corn.
Lower quotations on hogs
weakened the provision market.
~ the clos. approAc iot, May
whcpt TOOK a decided further up-
ward swing. Buying Tor svtboard
account was largely Responsible.
There werc i%ndlcatipas that ex-
nort business 90 a liberal scale
would be put through. Tho mar
ket closed strong. ? TO "a cents
net higher
In the later dealings corn con-
tinued TO rise with wuent. The
ciose was firm. &c 10 t%oriAs
net higher.
Close
Wheat May. si.4b; July.
sI.26A: sept. &i19&,
Corn-Mny. bhsc. July, Ibhc;
oa,s-Msy. s7sc; Ju'y. 4o'.c;
Sept. liMc.
Pork-May. 32s.2O.
Lard July. tll,42. Sept Slt.bh,
Ribs-Juix sii.pb sept. 81 81.
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No Material Output
OF Illegal Bonds I'M
Printing Buried

WASHINGTON, May IL
report Of the special treasury Il
mittce which made an i~nventorJ
the supplies and equipment OF
Bureau Of Printing and EnEra
following tho recent rcorEamke
OF the bureaus perronnel,
pletcd today j. undcrntood toy
"A substantial vindicutiun OF the
ciarAtion By treasury officials
no material output OF Illegal nd
note or stamp issuca hnu tan
place within recent Year,.
The report which ~ expected
go 20 Secretary Mellon thin ard
noon will record. however,. tha1
discrepancy Of some my sheI
was found when a check was mi.
Of the special paper In the bureI
tor printing OF bonds and nOtesI
Since the discrepancy occurII
within the period covered by Il
last four years OF operation OF n
burenu and wne not confined
I any one section Of the Institute
| Officials held that the missing mi
tersai would not have been ruf'
| Client, even u diverted TO incn
purposes. TO have given foundati'
TO the charges that the count
had been flooded with spurio'
bonds.
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COTTON EXCHANGE
BIG BUCKETSH0P

CONTINUED FROM FACE ONE
time. They simply marked the prices
on the sales contracts, sent them
out Cor the signature OF the broker
with whom they had pre.arrangcd
to complete tho transactions Of a
fictitious sale and entered It on their
books. Everybody was buckoting." ="
Several gilt.embossed pamphlets,
distributed through tho south by
New york brokers, wore introduced
as evidence.
"Thcsc should be called 10 tho at
toutiOn Of the postal authorities, ,"
Magistrate McAdoo tod the pros
eCuting attorneys
Tho pamphlets were entitled
"SOuthoruers not slow "a human
interest story that every red -hlooded
southcrner should know How 10
trade i'm cotton, stocks and grains
by Randolph Rose and methods
OF successful cotton traders"
MIR, Rose was cited ny each of the
witnesses today as a member OF the
bigEest firm connected with the
American Cotton exchange and q
leader in bucket shop methods. Er-
forts Of counsel for the American
Cotton exchange were halkcd I'm
their attempt TO cross examine wit.
ncsscs by Magistrate McAdoo.
81 am persunlfvinE a peoples
grand Jury here he said. "Nou
shall not be permitted 60 ask any
witness question without the con,
sent Of tho district attorney"
Tho Investigation will be contln.
ued Thursday
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lNGROWN TOE NAIL
TURNS OUT ITSELF

A noted authority says that few
drops OF "Outgro" upon the skin 1ur-
rounding tho irgrowing nail reduces
inflammation and pain and 20
touRhons tho tender. sensitive skin
underneath tho toe nail. that 10 can
not penetrate tho flesh, and the nail
turns naturally outward almost over
night.
"Outgro" a. n harmless, antiacptic
manufactured for chiropOdisJa Hove
over, anyone can buy from tho drug
store a tiny bottle containing d,rcc.
Uoua -Advcrtiscmcnt
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Peerless Company Gets
Eight Million Gdsser

Another biz gas well was brought
iu Tuesday afternoon by tho Peer
less O.l corporation. iu tho southwest
of the uNfhcust ot gg-t7-ll Al
latest reports tho now woll was max
Ing s0OUo fogt of gas six inches
boo tbo top Of the sand. 40 depth
off "11g feet According 10 S. NJ.
Newton an officer tn tho company,
they arc intending to start drilling
u'faurs io this new wcll 40 once. a
we'll ZOO tho southeast OF the east hnlf
of fHD northwest of 22-l7-il, Is CN.
ucrtol tp be brought In within q few
uuNa
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CuARGED wrnI roRGI.nY
Accused of Illegally Securing Funds
Belonging ut District 80.

ll9yle Davis entered plea OF NOT
guilty TO a charge OF forgery whom
arraiEncd yesterday before Justice
j. T. Thompson lie WIS placed uu-
dor $4,000 bond pending prcuml-
nary hearing which was set for
March II, Davis and two others
who have not been apprehoud,d arc
accused OF forging the names OF
sherman Fleetwood and Roy Taylor
clork, I'm school district 60. south OF
biNhv 10 school warrants and then
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age OF the compromise bill would
have on business OF the country,
Mr.. Mellon said IL would temporarily
stimulate credits. This, however
would he followed by a reaction, he
contended. Just like that after large
war expenditures"
Representative longwCrth, re.
publican, Ohio. asked for an opinion
us to whether rcfundins OF the Vic
tory loan would be less hampered
by the compromise bill than by the
one providing for cash payments.
That's hard to tell" Mr.. Mellon
answered. About the same thing
would develop under either plan"
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presenting the forged instruments 20
tho county treasurer.
Tho mon are charged directly with
tho turtlug of "a warrant for tl20
and eohuol officials believe that the
men have obtained several hundred
dollars by such methods. Il Is be
largo gang of clover Countcrfoitort
f1r tHe signatures OF Fleetwood and
Tay'or had been 20 cNpcrtly copied
that the forged writing cou d
scarcely bo told from tho genuine.
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GHOST HUNTER RETICENT
WI Take Another nay 60 Complete
Report OF ~pOOk survey.

h'lNlI ul Nlbok survey
UNLlrNN. So S.. March tt--Dr.
Walter Franklin Prince. tho sell
cntis, lbo.r hunter from Sow York,
announced ,ouigHt Do would take
him another day lo complete his
report ON th. shost Of Anngoulsh.
Tho report dealing at length with
the mysterious rJoa and other mani.
rostnllons that drove A,cx MacDou-
old with l.a family from their home
iu Caledonia NIus-aud with the
moot question uf whether Dr. Prince
saw Ur dl uU. too the ghost -
probably NN bo madc public to-
morrow, ho al|d
in Iu. meantime ur Prince re-
fuses in 'DIl
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Slim dives Posse thc slim.

ARDMDRE. March 1f--Aftcr "a
running fEht OF three miles lato yes
iutdJy the use OF an alrplaue. and
nu all.ulght vigil mCmbcrs of the
-hvrirls forCo was still seeking
'Sllm' sullivan. wanted tor tho theft
off am automobile from tho Wcsthcl-
mor-pauho properties near Wilson
Monday morning.
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MOrtudry
Henderson,

Tho funeral Of Hugh G.. lIcudcr-
son. 5G years old, who died early
Monday evening at the family rcs-
ldencc. g5I2 East seventh street
viii be held at . o'clock Wednesday
afternoon from tho residence. Row
crond Clarke officiating Resides
his wife the deceased leaves one
adopted daughter, Elder Blossom.
aged II years. Ills parouts reside
m Boyontovu. Fla. Burial will I've
lu Rose hiI cemetery.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-15

Rov. w. l.. Blackburn and Mrs. j.
VI. Walsh Mrs. W. O. settle VIII
preside. Invocation Will be- pro-
uounccd hy Rev G.. r.. Nowcomb
and a duet hc sung by Mrs O. ".
Daguo and Mrs. ". H. Baker.