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The New York herald., 1922-08-11
RAIL STRIKE FEARS
GIVE WHEAT ALIFT
Exporters Also Raise Bids and
Half Million Bushels Are
Bought for Europe.

CHICAGO. Aug. 10.-Uneasiness about
nossible spreading Of the railroad strike
had more or less to do to-day with an
upturn In the price Of wheat. The mar
ket closed Arm. II to 1c net higher.
with September s1.05Ts to S1.06 and De-
cember sl.06ts to S1.c6h Corn finished
" 10 1Ic. up, oats ogff Il to Sc. and
provisions unchanged to &c. lower.
Rail strike misgivinSs in the wheat
trade were especially affected by a re-
port that locomotive engineers at Potts
vile, Pa, had declared for an immedi-
ate walkout to help the shopmen Shorts
covered freely after this report became
current and the market closed at the top
figures. Previously the wheat market
had developed some strength as a re-
suit of higher bids from exporters, to-
gether with announcement that 100000
bushels had been purchased here Tor
shipment to Europe.
New low price records for the season
were touched by wheat just after the
opening. Receipts here were heavier
than looked for and primary arrivals
were 100000 bushels in excess OF last
year. Houses with Eastern connections
bought somewhat freely on the decline
and the weakness proved brief
Advices indicating need OF rain over
a wide district tended to rally corn
after It had touched new low mark
for the season. Cash demand for corn
was better. Oats were neglected.
Liquidating sales caused late declines
in provisions more than offsetting early
advances because of an upturn in hog
values
The New York herald., 1922-08-11
LEGAL NOTICES.
cIiANC,rRy Or NEW JERsr5y

IN CIiANCERY or NEW JERSEY.
To the creditors and stockholders OF the Big
Ledge Copper Company, corporation OF
the State of Arizona, and to all others
whom this may cOhcern:--
TAKE NOTICE. that by order or the Chan
the goth day of July, 1922, In cause where
In Hugo Bermann Is complainant. and Big
Ledge Copper Company Is defendant, Ran
dolph Perkins, OF the Borough of Wood
cliff Lake. Bergen County, State OF New
Jersey, was appointed receiver OF the said
assets and properties OF every character and
description with full power and authority
until the further order OF this Court to con-
duct the business of the said company. and
TO do all acts and things necessary therefor.
and with full power and authority TO do and
ceiver as required by law and especially by
an act OF the Legislature OF the state of New
Jersey entitled. IAN Act concerning corpora
tions'. Revision of iso6). and the acts sun
Elementary thereto and amendatory thereof.
ALSO TAKE NOTICE, that IN and by said
said Big Ledge Copper Company ordered
to show cause. II any they lave, before the
Chancellor Of the state OF New Jersey, at
Chanccry Chambers IN the Prudential Build
ing, In the City Of Newark. State OF New
Jersey. Monday. the 14th day OF August.
Saving Time. or as soon thereafter as they
can be heard, why the said Randolph Per-
kins should not be continued as receiver OF
the said Big Ledge Copper Company, or some
other person be appointed IN his place and
stead, or 10 act Jointly with him.
Dated: July 20. A. y. 1922.
EDWARD CLAYTON.
soir. OF Hugo Hermann. Complainant,
is Exchange Place,
Jersey City. N. ,.
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BOND NEWS AND NOTES.

Dillon. Read Co. are Offering s2.150,-
900 Philadelphia Rapid Transit Com
pany 6 per cent. equipment trust GER
tificates. series +, issued under the
Philadelphia plan, at prices to yield
from to 6 per cent, according to ma
turity. The certificates are due in equal
semi-annual installments February Is.
1923. to August Is. 1882 inclusive. They
are issued by the trustee against stand
ard street railway equipment compris-
ing 600 cars. with a present deprecated
value appraised by the builders, the
J. g. Brill Company. at s46S4.359. and
represent 46 per cent. of such value.
Title to the equipment will be vested
In the trustee for the benefit of the
certificate holders and the equipment
will be leased to the Philadelphia Rapid
Transit Company for rentals equal to
the principal and dividends of the cer-
tificates and all other charges Of the
trust. The equipment was purchased
in 1913 and 1918 at costs which aggre-
gated 50 per cent. in excess of the
amount Of these certificates.
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TO THE HOLDERS OF
THE PROCTER GAMBLE COMPANY
7eo Serial Gold Notes. Series K,
n,sa March 1922

You are hereby notified pursuant to the
provisions of Article III. of the Trust Agree
ment dated March 1. 1918. between The Proc
ter & Gamble Company and Guaranty Trust
Company OF New York. Trustee, that The
Proctor g. Gamble Company has called for
redemption on September !. 1922, all OF the
Five Million Dollars s5.000.o00) principal
amount OF its Ieo Serial Gold Notes Series II
issued under said Trust Agreement. and that
on or after said date the holders of such
notes upon presentation and surrender thereof
with coupons maturing March l.. 1923. at
tached, at the TRUST DEPARTMENT Of
Guaranty Trust Company OF New York. No.
140 Broadway. In the Borough OF Manhattan.
City and state of New York. will be paid.
In accordance with the terms anc provisions
OF such Trust Agreement, the principa!
amount of such notes and the premium or
one-half Of one per cent. tseEI OF such prin.
cipal amount. Interest on all OF the said
notes viii cease on September 1. 1922, and
interest coupons maturing after said date
shall be null and void. The coupons matur.
ing September l. 1922. should be detached
and collected IN the usual manner.
THE PRocTER & GAMBLE COMPANY.
BY GEORGE S. WOODWARD. Treasurer.
Dated July %. 1922.
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To the Holders OF First Mortgage Five Per
Cent (now 7oo) Gold Bonds of
NEW YOnk AND kIChssL.sD GAS CO.

Notice is hereby given that In accordance
with paragraph THIRD" OF the Exteusioa
Agreenlent dated as Of June -. 1921, aaj
ARTICLE ELEVENTH" of the mortgage
dated July Is. 1901. securing the above naliIe,l
bonds, the, undersigned, NEW YORK AND
RICHMOND GAS COMPANY, has elected 70
redeem November l. 1922. all OF its F.rt
Mortgage Five Per Cent. Gold Bonds sued
and outstanding under aid mortg gage BY cay
Ing the principal amount OF said bonds to-
sether with "A premium Q. two per ces.rm
thereof aud accrued interest TO The da K
redemption.
Payment Of The aforesad redemption a..
win accordingly be made to the holder ~
taid bonds upon presentation and .9tre,d,r
thereof with November 1922 and ali ua1a.
tured coupons appertaning thereto Tor can
collation.. or at any time after N,y,, yer
l. 1922, at the office Of the Central Cuion
Trust Company of New York, at so Bic AZ
way, New York City.
The privilege Is extended TO bondholders u
present bonds for payment prior to Noven
Der /, 1922, the redemption date, with inter-
est adjustment TO date OF presentation
Interest will cease to accrue on said bonds
on and after November !, 1922
New York and Richmond Gas Company
By: WILLIAM j. WELSH, President.
Dated july II, 1872
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East st. Louis water bonds.

Halsey. Stuart Co. arc offering to-
day al % and interest TO yield about
6.45 per cent. new issue of s4E0.000
East st. Louis and Interurban Water
Company first mortgage and refunding
per cent bonds. series =. due July I.
1912. The company is subsidiary Of
the American Water Works and Electric
Company, Inc, and serves water for
domestic and public purposes to East st.
Louis, H.. and adjoining communities.
the combined population OF which Is
estimated at 10000.
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JuEo-sIavin 8 Per Cents.

The Jugo-Slavian Government may
withdraw from sale a part OF the $25,-
Uo,W0 forty year per cent. secured
gold bonds offered for sale here re-
Gently by syndicate headed by Blair
& Co. 1t is understood that arrange
ments are being made between the
bankers and the Government of Jugo-
Slavia under which the Government will
propose an extension of the time avail
able for the marketing of the bonds
until the fall. and will offer TO with
draw from sale such part of the bonds.
II any, up 10 a total of $4,000. 600, as
may then not have been sold by the
underwriting syndicate. This would be
done with a view TO taking advantage
of the most favorable market condi-
tons for the completion Of the dis
tribution OF the issue.
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CONSOLIDATED GAS COMPANY OF NEW

OAo COAIANl Of NEW
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN. that on Sep
tember !. 1922. at the principal office OF Tho
National City Bank of New York. No. %
wall Street. Borough of Manhattan. City
and State of New York. the Consolidated
Gas Company of New York win redeem ~
IVA per cent OF the face value thereof and
aecrueu Interest from August ]. 1922, all OF
US rive Year Secured Seven Per Cent Con-
serliDle Gold Bonds, dated as of February
!. lv2o. outstanding on the said redemption
uate: and the said Bonds then outstanding
are hereby required to be then and thers
nta pfesented for payment. with all coupons for
resumption date. No interest viii be paid On
the said Bonds after September 1, 1922.
~. on Ausust lo22, any holder OF any ot
without prior notice, surrender the same at
the said office of The National City Bank "
New york, with all interest coupons maturing
conversion into an equivalent amount, par
value, or the common capital stock. full
paid and -assessable; Of the Consolidated
Gas Company of New York
Holders of Scrip Certificates for INV
amount OF the said Bonds may surrender tho
same to the said Bank on September i,
amount thereof. with interest at the rate OF
seven per cent. per annum from February
/, 1920 to September l. 1922.
Holders of Scrip Certificates aggregating
500 face amount. or multiples thereof may
convert the same on August |. 1922. but not
thereafter. into nn equivalent amount. par
value, of the Companys common capital
stock, at which time interest at the rate OF
seven 90 per cent per annum from Febru-
airy I. 1920. will be paid on the Scrip 80
converted.
BY order of the Board OF Trustees.
CONSOLIDATED GAS COMPANY OF NEW
YORK.
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MONTREAL.
FATAL TO ENGINEER.

WORCESTER, Mass. Aug 10.--Engineer
Robert C. Macdonald OF the Boston and
Albany Berkshire Express wrecked here
Tuesday afternoon, died at the City Hos
pitai this morning. This seals the lips
OF the one man who could have thrown
light upon the real cause OF the disaster.
which is still believed by local. State
and Federal Investigators TO have been a
rock upon tho tracks.
The New York herald., 1922-08-11

The following schedules in bankruptcy were
filed yesterday III the United States District
Court:
LOUIS n. soLKowlTz- Schedules OF Louis
r. Soikowitz. no occupation given, vs.
Eighth avenue. showing liabilities OF Sl2,9o2
and assets of s5.e65. Henry J. Krinsky'
CAFETERIA OF MISUNDERSTANDING OF
Cafeteria of Harlem, 207 West 125th street.
showing liabilities of $3o.o92 and assets OF
$7o50 Ret Kaminsky. ?0o Broadway
are attorneys for the petitioners.
MUTUAL TOY NOVELTY co.-Schedules OF
Mutual Toy Novelty Co. &c st. Mark s
sets sets Of sa.aal. Moses n. Krakauer, io4
Fifth avenue. attorney for the petitioner
HARRY ABRAMOWITz-Schcdu OF Harry
Abramowitz. bags and toys. 1917 Ma Madison
avenue. showing liabilities Of $3.50 and
assets of s481e. Marcus Rosenthal, no
address. attorney for the petitioners.
SAM NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. of Sam Ober-
stein, o22 West Thirtyfourth street no
occupation given. showing Liabilities OF
$3.50 and assets OF 1886. Myer EiTos,
% West Forty-third street, attorney lot the
BENJAMfN ELLENBoGEN : Schedules OF
Benjamin Ellenbogen. suit cases. ~ CROSBY
street, showing liabilities OF $lo.43l ana
assets OF $10.639. Maxwell M. Schenkei. $40
broadway. attorney for the petitioners. :,
GOLDMAN e. LICHTENSTEIN-sche OF
Goldman & Lichtenstein, ladies' skirts. no
address, showing liabilities Of $6.oI9 and
assets OF 81 900 Morris sternfield. 90 Mas
sau street. attorney for the petitioners.
RECEIVERS IN BANhhUfISh.
The following receivers I'm bankruptcy We're
appointed yesterday in the United states
District Court:
KoRRECT WAY FIXTURES, 1NC..Judge
julius NJ. Mayer appointed David ROBSON
receiver for Korrect Way Fixtures. Inc,
i2o East 1o6th St. with bond Of VI .ooo
Liabilities are estimated at $4,000 ana as as
sets at $1,000. II. j. ]. Lesser. oo'
broadway, attorneys for the petitioners.
BARBANELL DRESS CO.. INC. - Judge
Mayer appointed Harry a. Goedei receive.
Thirty-first street, with bond Of $500. LA
biIities are estimated at SIS. and assets
at $4,000. G. Edward Benoit ana Wlliian I'M
Galinnd, 297 Fourth avenue, attorneys for
the petitioners.
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To Retire Canadian SIS.

According to a wire received by a
banking house here yesterday. W. s.
Fielding. Canadian Financial Minister.
will issue sufficient five and ten year
5ls per cent. bonds on November ! to
retire $l7s.o0o.oo0 5ias falling due Deem
ber !. Holders of bonds which will be
retired on that date can turn them in
for the new bonds at par. No further
details were obtainablc.
The New York herald., 1922-08-11
ELECTIONS AND MEETINGS.
NOTICE OF MEETING OF STOCK
HOLDER OF
BERGMAN FEED WATER HEATER
COMPANY.

To the stockholders OF tho Bergman Feed
Water Heater Company:
You arc hereby notified that a meeting OF
the stockholders OF said corporation will be
held at Room 1854 Grand Central Terminal
building, New York city. on the 22nd day Of
August, 1922 at II 20 o'clock, standard
Thine. In the forenoon. for the purpose Of
voting on a proposition that the corporation
be dissolved forthwith, and the transaction
OF any other business which may properly
come before said meeting.
DATED AZ bridgeport. Connecticut. the 10Th
day OF July, 1922
The New York herald., 1922-08-11
New Rail Issue Authorized.

WASHINGTON, Aug. 10.--The Cincin-
natl. Indianapolis and Western Railroad
was authorized to-day by the Interstate
Commerce Commission to issue and sell
81 900, 900 in per cent. bonds. The
funds viii be used to pay off existing
against the company.
The New York herald., 1922-08-11
Get Hudson County Bonds.

Public Improvement AZ per cent.
bonds TO the value Of $500. 900 were
disposed of yesterday by the Board Of
Freeholders OF Hudson county. New Jer-
sey The successful bidders were Lam
port. Barker & jennings of ~ Pine
street. and tho Coal and Iron National
Bank OF 1i3 Liberty street, New York.
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DIVIDENDS AND INTEREST.
SOUTHERN PACIFIC COMPANY
DIVIDEND NO. Ga

A QUARTERLY DIVIDEND Of one dol
lar and fifty cents tsf.50) per share on the
Capital stock OF this Company has been
declared payable at the Treasurer's office.
No. 1876 Broadway. New York, ". y. on
Monday. October 2. 1922. TO stockholders
OF record at three O'Clock r. NJ. on Thurs
day August 81. 1922. The stock transfer
books will not be closed for the payment
Of this dividend Cheques Will be mailed
only to stockholders who have filed per-
manent dividend orders.
A. X. VAN DEVENTER. Treasurer.
New York, ~. y, August 10, 1922.
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UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD CO

A Scmi-Annual Dividend Of
$500 per share on the Preferred Stock
and q Quarterly Dividend Of
$3.50 per share the Common Stock
Of this Company have this day been declared.
payable on Monday. October ., 1922. 70
Stockholders Of record at 3 r. NJ. Friday,
September l, 1922.
EDWARD g. SMITH. Treasurer.
New York. n. y. August 10, 1922.
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ATLAS POWDER COMPANY
WiIu,iurfan. DeIaxvarp

July ~, 1n21.
dividend OF go on the Common Capital
Stock OF the Company has been declared.
payable September I'll. 1922. to stockholders
Of record at the close of business on Thurs
day. August 81. 1922
The stock transfer books OF the Company
will not be closed for the payment OF this
dividend. Checks will be mailed
LELAND LYON, Treasurer.
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NEW YORK COUNTY.
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NAUMBERG. Axe. ct al.-Morris
Plan Co.. New York: April 1s.
1917 .................... ....:....... 1e4.41
TANNENBAUM. Ephrainl-N. Mo-
chan: Jan. IL. 1922. 1885
DE CAMPUZANO, Mabel HIS.
Mecclany ct al. June 20, 19o2..... 1s1.4I
Bisncke Co. Inc; Oct. 20, 1920. 72i7o
MEUSTADT, Morris. and New AM
sterdsm Casualty Co.-People,
&C.: Aug. Is. 1921 tvacated)...... 100000
EVANS SECURI Tues CO., INC
r. c. Rokoff; June IL. 1922. I73fJ
ELLISON. Eua, ct sl-Morris Plan
Co., New York; Sept. 8. 1920. 49,. i,223. fs
BRONX COUNTY.
LEITNER. Jacob, and Mary
Schrader - Merchants National
Bank of Jersey City: Jan. 70,
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CHICAGO PRICES.
NEW YORK PRICES.

NEW YORK PRICES.
WHEAT-No Northern spring. $1.46;
No. red. $12o: No. 2 hard. $1.24ls; No I
Manitoba. 81 .42li. and No. mixed durum.
81 26 c. |. (. N. Y. track.
CORNING. yellow and No. . white,
S0i4c., and No. . mixed. T9Ac. c. /. (. ". Y.
OATS-No. white. 45isQ46c.; No. 3 white,
i4Gi5c.: No. white. 43Q43lsc.; fancy
clipped white. 5ihQ531sc.. and ordinary
clipped white. 46iaGp49tsc.. all elevator.
KYE-No. . Western. o0%c. I. o. b. and
s3l<c. {. !. Z. n. Y, export.
BARLEN-Malting. 73m7Ic. c. I. Z. N. Y.
HiY-No. l, S27929; No. 9. $25927; No. 3,
$22M2A. and shpping. S2n122 q ton.
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SCALED for payment at l0s Oct. 1. 1922.
'Caiied for payment st 1904 Sept. 4. 1922.
tCsled for payment At 1904 Sept. rs. 1922.
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Business Troubles
PETITIONS IN BANKRUPTCY.

The following petitions In bankruptcy were
filed yesterday In the United-States District
Court:
KoRRECT WAY FIXTURES. INc.-Invol-
untary petition against Korrect Way Fix
lures. Inc. dealers In fixtures. 400 East
1O6th street. on complaint of three cred
itors-D: Kaye, $3.50: S Cohen. 500. and
Joseph j.. Levy. $500. II. j. j. Lesser
800 Broadway. are attorneys for the petit
tioners.
MORRIS RIsHTY-voiuntary petition. with
schedules, by Morris Rishty, peddler. H.
Essex street. showing liabilities of $3.l96
and no assets. Nathan Tolk. % Essex
street. attorney for the bankrupt.
BARPsiNELL DRESS COMPANY. INC.--In-
voluntary petition against Barbancll Dress
Company. Inc. 81 West Twenty-first street
on complaint of Samuel II. CAM Company,
Inc. with a claim of $3.50. C. Edward
Benoit and William Galland, 29T Fourth
JOSEPH Observation-Disclosures petition against
Joseph Eisen, butter and eggs, 332 Green
wich street. on complaint of three cred
itors-Chares l.. Schultze. $3.50; Joseph
Sultan. $1eo, and Henry Kramer. $1i. May
& Jacobson. 10 Park row. attorneys for
the petitioner.
CHARLES FAsoNE-voiuntary petition, with
schedules. by Charles Fasone. tailor. 4S0
$4.01o and assets of sos. Nathaniel Bren-
ner, 299 Broadway, attorney for the bank
rupt.
ABRAHAM GUSS-voluntary petition, with
schedules by Abraham Guss. no occupn-
ton. 20 West Thirty-first street, with LA
bilities of S5.3S3 and assets OF Sl,tS'.
Emanuel Loebel, 300 Broadway, attorney
for the bankrupt.
petition against Ramsdell Drug Company
drug supplies 1913 Fifth avenue, on com
plant of three creditors-Edward -. GOOD,
man, s326: Lester Il. Westcott, $6o6, and
Kahn. 200 Broadway, attorney for the
petitfoners.
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INTERIOR RECEIPTS.
SEABOARD CLEARANCES
EXPORTS FROM NEW YORK.

Wheat. 3l2523 bushels; corn, 1883 BUSH
bushels; flour. 24.s52 sacks: pork, so bar
rels: bacons. DAT 900 pounds: hams. 1853 900
pounds; lard. 3.106,150 pounds: tallow. Co.,
600 pounds: butter. 66.76o pounds lubricating
oil. 259. 200 gallons oatmeal, 5i0 sacks; al
cohol. I3 barrels; oil cake. .462 800 pounds.
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SATISFIED JUDGMENTS,

Tho first name Is that of the debtor. the
second that of the creditor and date when
judgment was filed:
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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-07-07
Atlanta Shrine Head
Writes Appreciation
Of City's Kindness

Appreciation Of the hospitality
shuwu hy the Albuquerque citizens
and the chamber OF commerce dur
ms their stay In this city on route
10 the shrine council in san Fran
cisco is made In q letter received
today at the chamber of commerce
from Buync Gibson, %putentate OF
The Nanrah temple Of Atlanta, Ga,
on" OF the largest Shrine temples
no the country. lie expressed his
rrvil pleasure az the opportunity
to see the city of Albuquerque.
liis letter In part reads az fol-
lows. "bur shrine pilgrimng" ~
ended and there r. no brighter
spot than your delightful city In
the warm hospitality accorded u
lpuplo You handled tho situation
900 splendid style and made every
m,mhsr of our party tevl that Al
IuuuvrIur ana lts citizens ARE real
live wires Allow uy on the be-
half uf Nuarah temple 20 thank
you most sincerely and trusting
that w., may sometime have N"
ptlvilog, OF %rrpIyiug Nlhuuu"ruu"
in somc small m%'nsur" Tor your
Kindness to us
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-07-07
Taft Pleased by
English Reception

CAMBRIDGE Eng July 49,
lEy the Associated Press Chi"t
Justice Tan. nearing the end 81
his visit To- England has asked IN"
~Ns-uclutrd Press ~ inform. the
Amer can people 81 the splendid
reception and glowing hospitality
boo has received from IA. BRUSH
Before leaving tonight FOR Ab"r.
Irru scotland Wher" he VIII re-
D'Iyo another honoro"y degree Ia"
said
NV greetings has been su gen.
.ruu- and sp sincerely cordial that
nm unable to find words nd".
Htf,ly TO convey my grHtitud" hu'
cannot help feeling that Eng
.H - wlrm manifestations were
.n. toward me a. an individual but
.. wN capacity us a representative
~ fh, millions Of Americans over
.
HIr Tan viii receive the honor
.r. degree OF doctor ~ ciVll law
f. u Aberdeen university.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-07-07
Personal MENTION

Mrs Frank Trottcr and daughter
Esther. OF 62a North Fourth street.
left on Wednesday for waldo,
where they will visit Mrs Trotter's
son. Frank Ir. who Is manager OF
the metal ore refinery at that
place.
George r Blankenshilp Of the
Biankenship Floral company on
North Fourth street, returned
from a months visit at his old
home In OwrntOn, Ky "Wednesday
night. accompanied hy his sister
Miss Beulah BlapkenshiP who VIII
remain several weeks MIR Blank
rnship expressed his pleasure In r"-
turning to the west after the heat
further east
Miss Estelle Luthy and Mis
Louise Raster OF Topeka, who are
ia California, write they r
pleasantly located AT Long Beach.
whore they have taken a small
apartment near Mr. Bernard
Wilcs. who Is spending m" month
there Miss Luthy and Miss
Raster plan 10 leave later Tor a
stay In San Francisco,
$ y. Newcomer. Miss Priscilla
Newcomer. Miss Esther Scale and
Mrs O. r. Blankenship and CHAR
rncr Fogg. left las week end 10
stay over the Fourth In the Pau
] churlo country. MIR Newcomer
has returned to the city but the
remainder Of the party viii return
later.
Mrs. Glen Haste u Santa Fe 10
here TO spend the summer viii
her mother. Mrs VI. ~ Berp.r
while Mr. Haste il In tho field. a.
ui,il engineer.
Rev ana Mrs r. y. Harvey nod
a. their guests last week Mrs y e
Smith az Atlanta, Ga and Mia
Virginia Wheeler ana Miss Maue
Coleman of ~ pnso, Texas
Mrs william u Walton b. visit
ink 90 Tosupuc the guest ~ M
W T.. M-tcAlf and her daugh,rf
MIS- Felix Lester.