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Soc @&@lGY
President and Mrs. Harding to Open
. White House Grounds for Egg
Rolling Easter Monday.

Chiffon. will remain with her through
the spring.
Representative and Mrs. W. Bourke
Cochran will sail from New York
aboard the Arabic for Europe, where
the former will attend a conference
In Rome. They will return to this
country about the first of September,
Mrs. Judah Howe Sears entertained
a small company at dinner last even.
ing in honor of the ambassador OF
Belgium and Baroness de Cartier,
having among her other guests the
counselor of the Russian embassy
and Nine. de Bach.
Mrs Hill, wife of Representative
John Phillip Hill. will entertain at
tea Monday, April II. in honor of
Mrs. Warren Delano Robbins. .
Mrs. Newton, wife of Representa-
tive Cleveland A. Newton of Missouri
will not be at home tomorrow, but
will receive Tuesday, April 1s, when
she will be assisted by Mrs. Ellis
wife of Representative Edgar e.
Ellis, also Of Missouri.
The secretary of the Italian en-
bassy and Sgnora Geisser Celesia
will entertain a company at supper
this evening in honor of the new
counselor of the United States en-
bassy in Berlin and Mrs. Warren De-
lano Robbins.
Mrs. Gibson Fahnestock will close
her home on Massachusetts avenue
the end of this month and will sal
from New York Tuesday. May 2. foI
Europe, where she will spend the
summer. She will probably return in
September and spend a few weeks In
Newport, where her son-in-law anG
daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. Sylvanus
Stokes, jr., will occupy her villa
through the early season.
Mrs. H. Wilfred Du Puy and her sor
will go to Pittsburgh Wednesday tc
visit Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Du Puy
parents of the late Mr.. Du Puy, who
recently visited their daughter-in-law
in Washington. Mrs. H. Wilfred Du
Puy will return the latter part OF
next week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Walker will
have as their guest for week OF
ten days the formers mother, Mrs
Aldace F. Walker of New York, who
will arrive Friday.
Miss Suzanne Silvercruys. sister OF
Mr.. Robert Silvercruys. second secre-
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Miss Suzanne Silvercruys, sister o
Mr.. Robert Silvercruys. second secre
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HE President and Mrs. Hard
| ing have given their consent
for the opening Of the White
| House grounds Easter Mon
day for egg-rolling, a time-honored
custom. to which the children of the
city look forward annually. On
these occasions the President and
the first lady of the land usually
| entertain a party of officials and
personal friends on the south portico.
where they can watch the children.
and they. no doubt, will do the same
this year.
| The Vice President and Mrs. Cool
idge were entertained at dinner last
evening at the New Willard by MIR.
L. R. Eyges.
Dinner for Former Attorney
General Wickersham.
The ambassador Of France and
| Nine. Jusserand were among the
and Mrs. Marshall Bullitt, who en-
tertained a small company in honor
of the former Attorney General, Mr.
George w. Wickersham, who spent
the week end in Washington. Among
the other guests were the ambassador
| of Argentina, Mr.. LeBreton, and Mrs
Marshall Field,
! Mr.. and Mrs. Bullitt have as their
guest the latter's mother, Mrs. Oscar
IaSidi of Boston, who will remain
with them for several weeks. Mr.
and Mrs. Bullitt will entertain al
dinner Tuesday evening, April l8, in
honor of Senator and Mrs. George
! Wharton Pepper.
Tho ambassador of Great Britain
Sir Auckland Geddes. will be the
guest of honor at the dinner to be
given by the Pilgrims of the United
States Friday evening, April 21, on
the occasion Of the completion of Sir
| Auckland's first two years as am
bassador to the United States and In
recognition of his services as dele
| gate of the British empire at the
| limitation of armament conference
Former Senator Chauncey NJ. Depew
will preside.
| The director general of the Pan
entertained at luncheon today in
honor of the newly appointed United
| States minister to Ecuador, Mr.
| Gerhard Bading. The minister OF
/ Ecuador and Sonora de Elizalde were
among the guests invited to meet him
The newly appointed United States
minister to Hungary, Mr.. Theodore
| Brentano. was the honor guest at q
| dinner given last evening at the
| New Willard by Mr.. H. J. Furber OF
Chicago. Judge and Mrs. Newton anC
Col. and Mrs. McMullen were among
the guests.
The assistant secretary Of war and
| Mrs. Wainwright have issued invita-
| tions for dinner Wednesday evening
April 10, preceding the reception &c
the Army and Navy at the White
House.
DR.. Bedrick Stepanek, minister OF
Czechoslovakia, is to give an Illus
trated lecture on the Position OF
Czechoslovakia in Europe" tomorrow
| night, at the Burlington Hotel. DR.
Stepanek has an interesting story to
tell of his native country. The ad-
dress will begin at o'clock, and no
cards have been issued
The counselor of the British en-
! bassy, Mr.. Chiffon. has gone to New
| York, from where he will sail for
| England aboard the Aquitania to-
morrow. Mr.. Chiffon will return to
| Washington about the first of June
and Mrs. Chiltcn and their children
! will remain in their home on r street
until then. Former United States
| Ambassador to Japan and Mrs
Thomas ]. O'Brien. parents of Mrs
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st. Albans. w. Va. have announced
the engagement of their daughter.
Miss Ruth Mohler. to Capt Walter
Carter Phillips. L. 5. A.. also ofs West
Virginia. but at present in the Office
of the chief of staff in this city.
Miss Mohler has been a student for
CONTINUED on Ninth Page.5
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Michener-Dent Wedding
In New York.

Michener-Dent Wedding
In New York.
A wedding of interest to. many in
Washington was that of Miss Helen
Dent. daughter of Mr.. George How
ard Dent of Montgomery, Ala, and
granddaughter nf Mrs. Jonathan
HARRISON and the late Justice Haral-
son of Alabama. and Mr.. John Han
Uon Michener, son of Mrs. Micfener
and the late Mr. William Weaver
Michener of Santa Barbara, Calf.
The ceremony took place at high
noon Saturday, April s, at st. Bar
tholomew's Church, New York city.
The bride, who was given away by
her uncle, DR.. Albert Livingston
Stavely of this city, was attended by
her sister, Miss Elizabeth Dent, and
Miss May Steiner of Montgomery.
Ala, as bridesmaids. Mr.. Michener's
best man was his cousin Mr.. George
Ralph Metcalf jr., of Erie, Pa, and
the ushers were Mr.. John Richards
Metcalf of Erie. Mr.. Francis Scheetz
of Philadelphia and Mr.. Willard Ing
ham Emerson of New York city.
The bride is graduate of Miss Ma
deira's School here.
Mr.. Michener. who was formerly
captain in the aviation section,
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served in Italy and France during
the war, and was awarded the dis
tinguished service cross and the
croix de guerre. He is graduate
of Cornell University.
DIR. and Mrs. Stavely entertained a
large company at dinner in honor of
their niece and the wedding party at
the Hotel Gotham, New York city. on
Friday evening, preceding the we'd
ding.
Dr. and Mrs. Charles d. Walcott will
return this afternoon from Spring
Lake, N. j., where they have been Wis
iting for over week. Miss Helen
Walcott, who has been in Beaufort
S. c., will join them here on Wed
nesday.
Mrs. Henry F. Dimock returned last
week from a short visit to Mrs. Ar.
thur M. Dodge in New York.
Mr. and Mrs. William Z. Mohler oi
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tary of the Belgian embassy, sailed
Saturday. aboard the SIS. Lapland,
after spending part of the winter in
Washington.
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| of her aunt, Mrs. william D. Thomas
of Richmond, Va, and later took her
guests to the Arts Club for the ex-
! hibition which is being given by
Mrs. Blair's uncle, Mr.. Lucien Whit
| ing Powell
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Col. and Mrs. Morris f. Locke will
entertain at dinner this evening.
Evening star., 1922-04-10

Col. and Mrs. motifs f. Locke Will
entertain at dinner this evening.
The marriage of Miss Sally Beech
er, niece of the former United States
ambassador to France and Mrs. Hugh
Campbell Wallace, to Count Jean
Bertrand du Luppe will take place
in Paris. May 9. The engagement
was announced in March shortly
after Miss Beecher's return there.
Or. and Mrs. Mitchell Carroll en-
tertained at a luncheon today in
honor of Mr.. and Mrs. Kenneth Clark
of New York city. Mrs. Clark is
president of the Wells College Club
of New York.
Mrs. Smith Blair. entertained at tea
Saturday at the New Willard in honor
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Continued on Ninth Page.)
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Mr.. and Mrs. William Z. Mohler
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-02

KANSAS CITY. May Cattle
-|lt,ceipts. 1900 Beef steers.
steady 10 weak top sSg0i year
ling, and she stock. steady 10
higher, several loads %yoarlings
%; yeariinRs heifcrs. 81 a..
heavy hcIfcrs 81 IS. best COWS
80 toaf 81 90. bulk others 1850
$685. cllvcs ttronE. 8 nj
higher v,ilcrr. 50 90 Htg So few
small loua Sio0O. bulls. Is cents
higher. $1,000 s. 90. tanners and
cutters. 81 90 a. "a IS.
uuEa Receipts 1f0O0 Market
slow o. shippers around tb cents
lower later enlus 60 packers and
shlpprra - tn 60 centt lower
closing mostly % cents lower one
load 'u traders early. S1o20s
hippprs paid tio.eoafio 20: 100
fu --A FOUNDERS Go packers. 1855
u &lo.O5i packer top. Si0t0s
throw -uut sows S. so $50
stock uirs steady Co weak dcsir-
lhic kind flO1tmSi0f0, few at
rT0iu.
shc,u- Receipts. 5000. ahorn
ToyaS slcep and mmbs steady
wpthsr- $3.50. lambs. tIaM0.
Colorado wooded lambs. strong 60
90 rents b ghor. top 1870 most
car'y snios SIS 500 Sl5GO. nhtiVc
IrinE lambs. $40 40.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-02
Livestock
tuIt Ma

CHICAGO May g. Cattle re
solptH. flp0o Market active. gen.
orally Hteady 90 strong on all
clHsert ton. matured steers and
FonrhnE- $500 bulk, beef steers.
81 20 SN.C5 veal calves, slow.
uudcrtone weak packers bidding
monty $500 $40; few best
handy weights to outsiders $3.50
aud better.
Hogs Receipts 90 oOO. MIR
bet opened mostly 10 cents lower,
later mostly 10 Co 20 cents lower
thaU Monday average. undertnne
weak. top. SfOG go early. practical
top, E0.5o; bulk, $40 90 fiU4bi
pig. steady tu shade lower buil.
So 75W $40 40. packing sows i0c
lower.
Sheep Receipts. 1900. Spring
lgmbs irregular. some 90 cents
lower top. CALIFORNIA;. als.7b
other Glasses mostly steady tor.
shorn lambs, Sif.8g. top. wooied
lamb. $3.50; Light shorn Texas
wsthcrs 5000 o. ftO.iO. shorn
9O-puund yenrlinEs ana two-ycar-
0ld-. tf- 90. shorn 1is-pound
california horn yves. s. IS.
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FOR sAL.E-Rcnl Egtnte
FOR sALR-Tynewri,ers

OR sALE ryPEwRITERs-An finds.
both new and second haEd bought.
,eld. rented and repaired Albuqusr
cue Typewriter krcha7ge. Phone e0a.i.
Ht -saft Fnarth II
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-02

NSW YORK Nag Fore gH
.lr stIta. sH+,
1HuIHaf. 80 rru. D~iHc'IlfEfIt spot
HHU futures Iar
IHU. I|rutHr spot ANA nearby
1. future. SllE4
.HF -f.. u~uUl.rgHl.
IUad-FIrm SPOT 1905 30
Zluc-QuIcr. EAST 81 Louis de-
.arf. pot. 5000. f ht.la.
Anthony sput 80
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&c. brollors. age soc. roostcra,
Ice.
CHICAGO. May rotaicos-
Market steady. receipts, 90 carr.
total nitcd states shlpmoHtf. 6ol
cnrf, Wisconsin sacked round
whites, 81 30 ~ 81 90 cwt alto,
huik round whites. kg05 cwt
idnho sncked ruesctH - 2Smf2.a5
cwt.i Idaho sacked rurals. mostly
fgll cv. Canada white vnsi-
otics. f2i5 cwt.i nov stock steady.
FLORIDA. douhlc-hoHdUd barrels.
SuHuldlur Husf. No 4. Sa.b0m
td.tht No q tfb0
"
KANSAS CITY. MAY 2-Eers.
butter aud poultry unchanged
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-02
M. E. Church, South,
To Open Conference
At Hot Springs

HOT SPRINGS Ark. May -
several hundred delegates had ar
rived today 90 attend the general
conference Of ,he Methodist Epls.
copul church South. which con
Ncues "wednesday Following the
sessions saturday OF the board %
education which llosod up the re-
port ~ the general conference. tfe
next important preliminary was
thr expected arrival today 81 dclc-
gates from Tho oH-f and brrver
West Texas. New Mexico and Los
Angelica
They viii take up questions OF
particular Interest," To- fhoaa Sec
uunH Hne tho territorial FIELD OF
fh' Pacific woaf aoufhwest and
rurinw"si Several btshGps will at
fend this session ur wen us rep
r-ussutAutes uf the Homo Mission
1onrd and the church extension
board
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-02
Three Canadians
To Testify in the
Stillman Case

poTGUk EEPStE. y. y. MAY 9
Three Canadian witnesses were
hcUr tu testify nc the hearing to-
dHN before Referee nuntef 4.
GiOtFon ln tho stiiimnn divorce
carn The witnesses Included Pete
uculle chief Of thc Eaughhuwa
tribe ~ Indians who wns % tell II
was stated 81 Mrs Anne q. suil-
mans limitation into the tribe
Those witnesses were called by at
torneys fnr James 4 Stillman
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pENNER. May g Cattir-Rc-
re.pts 1000 Market steady. beef
steers. s. i0n $500 cows ami
hcifsr s. s5.55Is6 90. calves. $500
ID 90, balls. 81 90 mGi5O. stocl-
ars and feeder. 81. 90 M $50.
Hogs Receipts 1000 Market
Do to % cents lower. top sf0.iOs
bulk s. Boz 80 sol
ShDru- Hcreipts. 4Gro. Market
90 to ~ cents higher lambs
tl4 900 r. tIr 90. swrs $3.50 50 nN
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-02

SEW NOUk Man IHr.Ign
n.gHnuE, Irr.lu.4r Great Britain.
"WIUd iH. .tll's. Hf"
ziafF lHF h.IIa uU lnnk. ESQ.,
lHrU UUr druuud Fit ul,-
iH1r IftiN demand .I
othl.s aas belgium demand
81 gg UIhfHr At. Germany.
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SIGNS SHOW CARDS
See LUCERO for
Up-to-Da Date Signs
zoe 9Th a...wa
LEGAL NOTICES

NOTirE OF SUIT
STATE oF NV MEXICO
County Of haruailila.
In TIE District Court
n A Miutrra. rlaintif
~
A 4 Mrn0uuid frf,rdart
To A 4 Mfnnnaid dfirndari r%rrrfIuE
Nnu sHi usas- tale nHiira thai enc
has been hlfd against sou boz thc ni.
ifiri Court % hrrualliln Cnuntf Sow
NcNiro hriHg cause No 1880 lu Witch
y A Winters is plaintiff and you ore
defendant and ihy said rlalnun ass
lHdsment aHaiHst Won ne said A a.
.IIfnanaid fnr she suu ~ nus Wunfrel
NoriY one end 11.ion fru r51 paimrs
nud costs % saf nu arfunnf n iHdlinF
aad money sdsanrei and tnaf gHar
ufupeffs namely ON hnifk nutHmnhi
hfs hr0u atiafhed endrr process af ne
sid court nnd unless seu arlesf ana
o. nir saino plsadlng in said
cause on ~ before %. 10Th day ~ june
1872 Judgment will b. rendered asHinst
yuu ard Yeur sali nropfriy sold % sai.
isff 'he sid judgment You are furthsr
notified fhaf the name aud poet office
sAdrrts 81 ulainiifrt ailnrus u Taos
. Mahfv. f-lhunuefune Nsw Nesirn
Tnfn CNnlLoTf
tsEAiA 0srs
nt HARRY y IFr
pepuiy
April 81, May +? $40
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K mi

SNAIL FARM WANTED 20 ya4 cave
q 4oad Iau priced farm Coz salr or
exchange write iur 90 once win flH de-
|srFUfIur. lowest price etc John D..
UHArr be Queen. Ara
ron sAl.E=A email ranch. three
fllfihs mile west Of bridge modern
house 4 J Jamrs Phone 2tilI2
FuR SALE-Four a-res Gao faiIe. taum
n~.sfnfIrt rr main Ilf H I1HHIg hHIHH.
aars-r mills house CORD ChiHErn bHuses
chickens tufkeys also fIrlItHr. and
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NV YOUE COTTON

tlrH.s closed strong Stay. fla SOD
FuIy. SIS October. $40 200. IF
.ruh,H ftH ua january SIS
.Hf steady mIllIIua sac co.
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NEW NiCELN FURNISHED HOME,
800 no sirk iboa hast Gold Phone
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DREssMAKING

SafRT RSp pRfssMAKiS0 s07 s.
"a Phone its0-j.
FLOATING A~CCuRDIAs aide and bar
shirt and mfNes ~ all kinds \ Crane
2t5 North seventh street Phone al4
DKEsSNtAKING AND MiLlfNERT 70
Nafs made and trimmed Co. order v".a
sg2 West Lead Phone 2G0i-M
EMBROIDERY orsaudle and sin fT
era. designs Tor atene.llns chlns pant
ms Mettlahr Art Sfudiu. Room y We
nrl BIDS Phone no
SEAMFTHFN~ STA shirts. uUlsrH ~
and fancy undsrv ear a speciality tHH
SLOW
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- fNN-i room. modern, suitable Tor two
families corner lot, Highland close IN
~ oop-d room frame s'assed in porch
city watcri completely furnished cor.
nrr lot Highlands close boz
- 100 room dwelling or corner iot
tuuVif2 feet fms location boz Hlgh.
lsnds close in.
- unO-s,room frame buugaiov new sud
we'll huilii modern. OAK floors. fire
place Eatt CentrAl
A. FLElSCHER, Realtor
Lnana. Firs ~Insursnca. AUTOMOBILES Ir
Surety Bonds
Phone 90 III South Fourth 81.
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WANTED
ZOE SALE FURNITURE

iOK sALE Gas range fuli drcss suit
ior huy DO 90 a. Alsarado uniforms
a0THW.
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LOST

BLACK leather wallet Sandsy y
bon. with Masonic uaprrs and
Iaiuhhlc papera Cali ilttM
small bunch ~ keys ON the wal
from TO2 80 Broadway "a III
iaith Rev ard for return Phone 20
1anah tire hus rim, between
sn Hud Tiicrus town Return 90
IN 500 West Central i've Reward
Cold " f'thru vHfrh u - ~
on hacA Return 90 National
~ The Nuuthsest or 2i1 South
~ Rssard
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FOR sAl.E-Drcssrns table, chairs.
ffaras bed bud other household goods
Acme Nulcau.alnT Works 1j- s. Third
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HiyE FEBRUARY 10. 1874.
nt n word each Insertion.
classified, 30 Goats . wefd
4 Display SO cents al Inch
rtioh, 70 cents an inch each
inssftish 80 16 an inch per
Copy change permitted daily
. and professional cards. CO.'S
er month. Hall Inch. $3.50
sd ads Tor The Evening Herald
the Herald office before 2 I'm.
aiion Day desired Classified
he sunday Herald received On.
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tinuad later than ~ o'eloet
classified ferns close ~ 1880
|nlhtation.
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FOR RENT-H Houses


INV NICELY FURNISHED HOME,
go No sifk isoi kast Gold Phone.
FOR RENT@ sererai mudern iurnithcd
cptisess ront SO. $50 and $40 Ca
car line Esquire at isis South Both
pom RENT Nsy i5th California style
.snsaios m'e,nS iaSP,,srd
roR RENT -Four foum cottage with
haih gas and lishts Call phone
1871
FOR KENr -rhfo, room uniufnithed
house with sleeping purcn lsth s.
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FuR RENT-Asw four room rafrished
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FOR NENr-oac four room furnished
m1drrn hriel house rlssscdir siecpiue
1sfgh Two other purthc Cal a. sol
south Waller Phone ti0t y
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Tor housekeeping consists o. hyins
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rtnre 5000 per -onth Phore Dr..
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FuH RENT Five room nudera house.
unfHruished locatet o. ga Moth
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$50 igk
FoR RtSr ri,, room Hurgaiou IN.
closed sIssplne porch modern we'll.
furnished and staffner uiune WIZ be-
,ar1rt MAJ so sick Two blocks
FROM uIsioNrs. Enquire 70l Wet
Silver Hrrrur
|lOH NttI uUs ri m1.t modern homes
iH Hff close iu cNfrH good i~nrHtifsr
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gsfa.r tiy rnom. slefpg porch 'n',l,
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ion hfrtfurr NrN hInenilr located uu
Fast Central owner going east. wII
base 20 drsltalis parties Apply 20
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WANTED-Male Help

BIN Clean dD hand mixer See
b Hirts a. j & Penney Co. 81
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carpenter and two
Arrly impln1 meni Office.
'outu Thlrd Phone AitW
The Washington herald., 1922-07-19
Receivers Gems
Lost in Crash
Diamonds Found by Work
men Identified by Girl
Victim.

When the Knickerbocker COL
lapsed last January Miss Mary Nc
Donald. of Virginia Highlands, was
sitting in the first row of the bal
cony. She was wearing ten
diamond cluster ring, an heirloom
that had belonged to her grand
father.
She escaped serious injury and
walked, dazed. out OF the ruined
building When she reached home
the ring was gone. Inquiries failed
to locate it. She decided that it
was gone-stolen, perhaps-but felt
a hope that somewhere beneath the
rubbish of the balcony the ring
would be found.
Winter passed over the ruins,
spring came and went and last
week the work of clearing the de-
bris began. Lester Payne, a work
man in the building. was digging
in the fallen plaster Monday when
he saw the CLEAN of diamonds. and
discovered a quaint old ring, un-
damaged. He turned it over to the
police.
Miss Mcdonald identified it yes
terday.
The Washington herald., 1922-07-19
~EAvY9u~A~
o
Photos of Most Pulchr1rudmous Maidens in
City Will Be Published in Herald Each Day
From Tomorrow Until August 30.

Which of the beautiful in Washington the
when measured from the
This will be decided August 80 by board OF artists who
whose will
appear daily The Washington Herald beginning
year Washngtons beautiful girl selected by The
of of the leading cities Of
country feminine residents of
final selection by the judges of considerable
difficulty.
Margaret German Chosen.
Cambridge northwest
She
William Atherton DuPuy the chaperon After
Miss
selected by the Atlantic City board
judges beautiful girl in the United States She
valuable much sought after public
her this
be but award based solely
young beautiful but she
exquisite combination OF charm and intelligence
is of the Capital, Miss
Washington" remarkable national pageant Atlantic City
where will be gathered beauties from
United take twoday ee that
the held celebrated
long famous for the blanee Of its social activities
The Washington herald., 1922-07-19
Daugherty Outlines Rules
For Marshals to Follow

The government. says Attorney
General Daugherty. has the power,
and will exercise 1t, to see that the
transportation facilities of the coun-
ry are not interfered with. At the
same time in a telegram sent to
Unied States marshals throughout
the country yesterday. Mr.. Daugh-
erty made it clear that he is not
going to be stampeded ino appoint
ing a mass of deputy marshals ev-
cry time there is an indication of
trouble.
in making requests for the ap-
pointmene of special deputies"
Daugherty's telegram read, 'you
should base them on specific facts,
the result of Investigations made by
you and the United States attorney.
You should make your investiga-
tions independent of the railroad
companies and reach your conclu-
sions uninfiusnced by their requests,
except as they are competent and
relevant to the situation as you find
1t to exist"
Rules of Procedure.
He laid down these rules of pro-
cedure:
1. You should particularly inquire
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