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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-03
About People
At THe hotels.

Stsmr-L- u. Hildenbrand. Cum
bertrand. Nd. John Eurichson. East
Liverpool John Burns. East LAYER.
pool; W. NJ Muders. Hsysville. Pa.
Windsor Mrs Thomas Pisdis.
Parkersburg. Mrs. Ellis 4. yost. Nor.
gntown: Margaret +. Mckinney.
Fairmont
Grand Central John ReinboId.
Huntington. {. r. Knerr. Mt. Wilson /:
Lee Duncan. Martins Ferry. W &.
Steele. Logan: Boyd Winter. sandy
Vile
Melure-w. T Hughes. Washing
ton. Pa: Roy Suppes. Cameron: %.
= Brown. Cameron: James W Nc.
Carthy. Jersey City. Barney Taylor.
Brownsville. Pa.
Rogers. T. Hell. Hamilton: r. r..
Enrisht. Redwood. NJ p Christian.
Marietta: {. r. Gehine. Marietta.
Earl Mcmillan. of Sist.rsvine. local
manager OF the Bell Telephone sys-
ten. will return To has home this
morning after visit with friends
here.
Mrs. Ellis A Yost. of Morganiown
arrived IN the city yesterday to IT.
tend meeting of the executive COM
mitte- Of the West Virginia EQUAL
Suffrage association.
Miss Margaret T.. Mckinney. OF
Fairmont, came Ia Wheeling yeSter-
day 10 attend meeting OF the West
Virginia Equal Suffrage association
committee TO be held here today.
Judge James W. Mccarthy. of Jer-
! sey City. is In the city. having made
the memorial address AZ the Eagles
memorial services last night
W. T. Hughes. OF Washington. Pa.
/ arrived in Wheeling last night on
business
Bishop p. J. Donahue has returned
from Baltimore. where he was called
by the Illness and subsequent death
OF Miss Eliza Jenkins. a friend and
member OF the Church OF which he
! had charge prior 10 his coming to
this city. Bishop Donahue dictated
at the funeral
III. ID. Freese. night Waterman al the
federal building. j. hack on duty.
after being absent several weeks be-
cause OF broken arm.
Marion Bush. Of Pleasant Valley.
Marshall county. was the guest OF
friends in Elm Grove. over the week
end.
Mrs. Ethel Fracker. society editor
OF The Intelligencer. spent the week
end in Pittsburgh
Mis- Wilda North. Of Elm Grove. has
returned from short visit with Pitts
buTgh friends
George W. TAYLOR. of this city. has
accepted position on the report orial
force of The Register.
Harry Gilmore. " Eoff street re.
turned last evening from a visit at
Pittsburgh.
Attorney \. ]. Porter returned Satur-
day evening from Wetzel and Tyler
counties where he attended legal
matters
Chas r Phsler. OF Fairmont. is
visiting relatives in Eoff street 70.
few days
| has been here attending the Auto
Show left yesterday for home
( William Hood. teacher in the Follans-
| bee schools returned last evening
/ after week end visit vita MS parents
near Moundsville
Miss Edna Atkinson. Of -. Grove.
is spending several days with relatives
AZ Washington. Pa
Brigham Young. Of Follansbec. r,-
/ turned Yesterday after a short visit
4 with relatives near Moundsville
William g. Shepherd. clerk in the
/ local postoffice. Is spending a few days
/ as he guest OF his parents on Rig
3 Wheeling Greek
= VI Atkinson. who has been con
fined 10 his home AZ Elm Grove for a
4 few days. is improving
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-03
Wedding AnniXersarN.

Mr.. and Mrs. l.. w. Bromer. OF Beth
lehem, were pleasantly surprised BY
number of their friends. the affair
being in honor of their thirtieth wed,
ding anniversary. The evening was
very pleasantly spent. music being rem
dered. At reasonable hour refresh
ments were served.
The following were present:
Misses
Thresa Dixson Geneva simpson
Anna Baker Elma Bender
Dollie Carnahan Doris MARBLE
Olive Carnahan l.ouanna Relic
Myrtle Carnahan Snedeker
Wilma CRrnahan Lillian Snedeker
Katherine Carna- Beulah Snedeker
han Lota Bonar
Jessie Higgins
Messrs.-
Herbert Miller Kenneth Bluemyer
Earl Seidler Dwight White
Ralph MARBLE Perry Carnahan
Carl UlriCh Earl Uuss
Louis Marsh Florance Bromer
Florance Marsh Herman Seidler
Kenneth Marsh
Mesdames-
bernard Showaltcr Oma Ronar
Fred Baker Vie Carnahan
Mallie Freese
Messrs. and Mcsdames-
Walter Wayman Ellsworth Wolf
Geo. Marble Robert Snedeker
J.. w. Bromer y. q. Carnahan
carl Marsh I'd Carnahan
rank simpson Will Carnahan
torrance simpson Ellsworth Bromer
VIII Seabrieht T. VI. Montgomery
l. II. Schubert \. VI Snedeker
Mike Miller y J.. Schmidt
W. = Waymau James White
John Herman !. T.. Bender
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-03

The Friendly Helpers of The Third
ffeshyteriaD church have planned foi
O. very interesting event on Friday
April This is located az Thirty
eighth and Jacob street and the guests
have been invited from until IL
70 clock during which noedlewOrk and
fhe crochet needle will furnish the
parry "'h a pleasant occupation and
Enrichment viii be- served q silver
Offering w.II Uc taken.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-03
To Honor Miss Jepson.

The Home Missionary Circle Of the
Kings Daughters Of the First Pres
hyterian church. issued invitations
last week Tor sewing party which
will be held in the church parlors on
Tuesday afternoon. This has been
arranged to honor Miss Ada Jepson.
OF Charleston. who was formerly a
member Of the circle During TO-
morrow afternoons affair. Mrs ~.
clay Hornhrook will give talk on
London During Wartime Follow
ing this refreshments will be- served
by the hospitality committee.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-03

How about your new stenographer
j. she quick and accurate"
Yes sir. she can powder her face
arrange her bracelets and fix her hair
quicker than any stenographer ever
had. And do it accurately. too" -
Pittsburgh Post
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-03
suburban Literary Club.

" 'dne sdaN afternoon. April o. tH.
suburban Literary club will meet and
for this occasion. miscellaneous pro-
gram 81 the following numbers has boz
prepared.
Woman Relation to Modern Problems
...... ............ ... Mrs ROY Darby
Nov NIX Picture Edurati ION
....-...... Mrs.. Robert williams
Heading Hone wouning Boo Russia"
........ .... Mr. g. O. Flanagan. Ir.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-03

.Nrhor Day will be- Celebrated b. Tho
Wowans club of Wsll4burr o.. their
regular meeting uu THURSDAY OF this
week France BEL tho main topic for dis
QUESTION and thr program i- OF interest
The annual election al ofDsrrs viii h..
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-03
o. O. II AlumnAe

Tho April meeting ~ tho ohio valley
General Hospital Nurse Alumna.. viii
Do held iu Tho library of tho hospital tt
B o'clock. Wednesday afternoon.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-03
NEWS BRIEFS

No word has yet been had from
Donald Brush. the crying newsle.
who escaped from the Mannington
jail Friday night while being detained
/ before going on 10 the state reform
atory. Brush Is from this city and
] has been quite prominent in boyish
escapades about the city.
james Titanic" Johnson. one OF
the biggest policemen on the Wheel
ing force. has been granted a leave OF
absence of two months for the purpose
OF developing some farm land he
owns in Minnesota. Jim has quite a
Iittla farming experience. and also
has the best wishes OF ne members
of the force and friends aside from the
force
Sam Babam charged with kicking
in a door at Edith Neffs' place. was
dismissed. DR. Il. L. Drinkard was
fined five and costs for speeding:
Fred Everson. II r. Everson, and Ray
mond Hall were fined $50 and costs
for vaCrancy in police court Saturday
According TO the report OF th,-
health commissioner announced yes
terday for publication six out Of 14T
samples OF milk tested fell below the
required standard In March
AT Parkersburg. Saturday. the
! jury in case Of RhodehammeI vs.. CITY
Bank of Wheeling brought in verdict
| for the local concern. This action
involved l26 shares OF la Belle Iron
/ Works stock
Over 1000 cases Of measles have
been reported 10 the health depart
ment since January !. according 10
/ Health Commissioner W. G. Etzler.
There were one hundred marriage
licenses issued by County Clerk j. II
| Wells during the month Of March.
The case OF the appeal Of tho
/ Manufacturers Light and Heat CON.
pany against the Public Service com
1 mission which was 10 have been heard
| in Charleston April II has been con
tinued until May %.
The board 81 county commission.
| crs received 81. 600 semi.annuaI diyi
dend Saturday. from It's pewiky rsil.
/ road stock
Two marriage Licenses were issued.
| five deeds were recorded and one
I power Of attorney was filed in the
! county clerks office Saturday
Twelve COWS belonging 10 an Ohio
county dairyman have been slain AZ
I IN" order ~ the city veterinarian.
who discovered that they were suffer.
Ing from tuberculosis
r q THeCn. assistant rify ticket
agent a. I'll. Ela-ru Wood. assumed
/ .nHrEc. saturday Mr. Wood was Er7Hf-
account - 100 health John NnF,rfs.
I formerly connected vIf. HII fHt.r..H
: vanie lines. locally hrs assumed Charge
baggage department. were also effective.
4 meeting NJ fne Thomson Mems
club viii he h.I1 Turadrr evening .r
. q AZ .
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-03

Tho tf"fRreru TwIa will hold "a
Al" ~ flowers FOR Easter giving .r
iho HaUiey building opposite tho
stone q Thomas store THs VIII Do
open 70 The public beginning Wedna.
iay morning April f9 and rorfirufrs
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-03
wel.burg Shakespeare club.

Mrs " r. BOYD win Boz hostess TO-
DAP. TO the members OF the Shak,Sp-Hr.
club Of WellShurg This is their r,gu.
lar meeting Hud tine following program
Will BE- found unusually interesting.
KING LEAR
hcu Sc" our bstt,rS Sc, BEARING OUT
woes
Wc scarcely think our miseIies our
foes"
Act II
Character Sketches Miss Anna Beuncf
story .................... Mrs ] - Fisher
Leader Mr.. -. ~. Mccoy.
Hostcss-Mrs. NJ b. BOYD
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-03

ceSo,ee . ne
HEALTH. COhFORT~BtAUY
&c. 81 WOMEN ...

A good friend has set US
30 thinking. She said:
"fo.r WO.de,i'f I'd, res.-S ~
Of patent nedsess<s."
Which means that our
ads have given her the
idea that the Wonderful il
a sick woman's corset.
Probably that's our fault
we may have said too
much about the marvellous
health features when, in
reality, the Wonderful Is
quite as remarkable as a
style corset.
Here's the fact:
The uery features
that make Memo Won
derHft Corsets so
heaithmi also mould
the figure into perfect
fdshion-iines.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-03
A Five Hundred Dollar Necklaces
Tor Thrty-fivo Cents.

A. look nat, uf,Un fT, -UV-r .h.idb.,,1
an cons i'us OF q chaos ur vagu. IDEAS
which one incident stands out clearly
vas frtiug behind Urs mother throuc D.
ih. shgp- when % happened. -o pre-
sumo must have been beyond IA.
letd-by -ths- hand stage. g.uhau- eight nt
nine saw several strings of yellow.
beads go front OF which huug a risraro
stating that Con" uric" was thirty-fiyc
cents. was -rratIy excited 70 me "A
string OF beads Was a Nee klacc and a
Me- lace vas something that cost hun
dr'd~ ~ dollars. and here fhDy Wsr. To-
b" hand FOR fhIrtN-fIve cents. can re-
member by excitement even vet Vow
va ia most thing- a child OF average
thtf axe with such vague idea OF
Children SHOULD HAv. Allowance.
For Clothes And meidentals
children should have .Iluwancea gor
spending money. UH matter Ua-. small.
they should know -stu.thing abouf H..
family income ami wlsf their cducation
ana their Indulgence cost their par
euts. A. rpuu a- feasible. a defiuit.
clothes allow tu,. should De- mad. them
and they should D., allowed 20 help
And vet a. I write these conc tisiop.
am assadl"d with doubts and question
luE~. From a common sens. standpoint
am right. but Their. I- such . thing
as having too much common sense and
having % at thu wrong time. Most 90
.u~ nave Co THINKS uf money and values
all IA, rest of our lives The worfr o.
getting ana 80. ndiuE BE- indeed too much
WIN Gs. Perhaps we DO a. VEL after
win My Letter friends.
a'N N'IN inN"n interested 200 rour
tho woman who leads men ou 10 tak.
lib rites HIth I.r and fusu bIarrsS
theW' and would It. fo ~aH that think
u must D." e. wonderful thing fo be a
man and to be- abb. o. Iat fhe blame FOR
every thing We uu 600 ..r..uu. .I.. What
a h''ft l'ai 80 women h1'. t' carry
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-03

held on April 20. The program follows
FOR the meeting Of Thursday:
The Frenchman IL always happy. reign
who may,
And laughs the sense OF misery far
away -Cowper.
Roll educational Flowers Of Europe
France nder Three Governments
-............. Miss Florence McGilI
Music .......... Miss Daisy witten
PROVINCIAL France. Mrs. Frank Foster
Department Work-ConscrNat alton.
Mrs. Thomas Pettibone. chairman
on April 20 the annual election of
Officers viii be held.
Martins Ferry Lecture Recital.
At the home Of Miss Edith Earn on
carlisl" street. the Martins Ferry Lee
turc-Recital Club viii meet for their
study period Tuesday afternoon at 2:3n
o'clock. The program for study is as
follows:
Rn~stni .......-..--. Mrs. J. NJ Turner
E"riloz -... Mrs. Charles Gray Shrcve
Treatise ou Instrumental Music Form.
Miss Grace g.. Noi;..
A. Leads. Kansas. there is munich
pal farm for the treatment OF drug
and liquor addicts vigorous two
day course Of medical treatment is
followed by three weeks Of hard labor
in the fields. Two thousand men have
already been treated.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-03
SIDE TALKS
10y Ruth Csmeron.l
Candy or Pennies?

hN smail nephew cannot understand
NnF TIE man az the drug store IL willing
To give MIN candy FOR pennies
u should think he coufidcd to IN.
ne "thcr day. that he'd rather k.e %
t'e candy. don't see what he want :
rather have thc candy"
~ small nephew Is a philosopher
~ th@ axe Of five and "a half h.. has div
covered e secret which some peopfe zen
times hiE age have not found out
" l~r the money 1 care about rs
NAT You can buy with it has long been
il-t"d UHons the gromidiomS. ami vet
every ono" ~ a while I meet a person
Who announces that sclf-evtdent fact
with the air OF having made q great
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-03
He HASN'T Learned the Possibilit,..
OF Money

To return TO my small nephew. he
t''lly doesn't deserve the credit I give
him. for while has discovered tho fu-
UNITY OF money per se. ~ is only be-
gau@" he hasn't yet learned its value In
tnt word OF men. not because ne was
learned To discount that value
" men blngS me TO the point I started
10 discuss. namely. the surprisingly
vague ideas or money and values he
family
AZ fiNe and "a half one does not expect
mu'u. nut 10 was a boy OF MINI, ia my.
h"lEhh"r b family who. one being told
luat nt~ father could not give him some
Thing because o. did not have the money.
Ah-N'f"d. w oil. Why doesn't he go into
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-03

Miss Helen Wingerter. daughter OF
Nr and Mrs william Wingerter. OF
North Main street. was hostess on
saturday afternoon 10 party OF her
Nouug friends. the occasion Celebraf-
ing her birthday twenty-five Of her
friends arrived al o'clock and the
remainder Of the afternoon was Dc
voted 20 merry juvenile games \
dainty luncheon was served az the
conclusion 81 the affair. the following
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-03

Gertrude Carroll Ferdie Caren-
John Coleman bauer
Nancy Rouerus lack OBrien
Junior Handlan Frank Ccuin
Jacquelinr Billy WinEerter
Brennan Madce Hiener
George Gundling Junior Deyore
Helen Kelley Lougena Gundling
Charles Burdett Billy Bippus
Hart Eileen OBrien
Elizabeth Wingcr- Jim Brennan
ter Rosemary klec
Henry Dwiuncll Helen Wincerter
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-03

There's one Wonderful model
Tor very slim figures with sharp hip
bones and conceive ABDOMEN No.
557. at $500.
Another for the biggest women.
with rolls Of flesh all over No.
|pS. az $1,000. This - the only
corset Off kind ever made.
Then there are other models.
not 80 extreme:
55t-tof short stout ~ornen $500
SIS tor taller foil haures $500
SIS for slender 20 medium $500
1000 model % fvTs Of iusfrnus
broosde. Tor svcrafe fuH hGur-s $40
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-03

We confidently re-
peat this prediction:
In due time, nearly
every Womon Who
Deors a corset DiH
Dear a Memo Won
derhH.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1916-03-08
BARN DANCE GIVEN
AT WINDSOR HOTEL

One of the jolliest events of its kind
ever taking place in Daytona was the
barn dance given by the Windsor ho-
tel last night for the entertainment
of its guests.
The Windsor garage was beautiful
ly and tastefully decorated for the
occasion, the decorations being made
under the direction of A. McConihe,
of Troy, N. Y, and included palm
leaves, mistletoe, Chinese lanterns
and flags The color scheme was
very artistically arranged and reflect
ed a great deal of credit to A. Conihe
The barn dance was scheduled to
commence at O'Clock, but it was
nearer $50 before the real dancing
commenced Old fashioned dances
were those most enjoyed, but a num-
Der of the newer dances were in
dulged
The orchestra for the dance con-
sisted of four pieces and was com
posed of "darkeys" who have the rep
utation for rendering old time music
second to none in Daytona.
Another feature Of the evenings
amusement was the songs and dances
rendered by three negroes who had
been engaged for the purpose-the
"Old Folks at Home rendition by
this trio calling for an encore.
Punch and other delightful refresh
ments were served during the night
and when the entertainment drew to
close more than sixty five guests OF
the Windsor congratulated Mrs. Fred
H. Baker, the charming wife of Mr.
Baker, on the splendid and magnifi
cent manner in which they had been
entertained.
R. H. LeSesne, the well known local
photographer, made a fiashlight pic
ture of the dance during the night.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1916-03-08
MANY NOTABLES
AT THE DESPLAND

Notable among the guests at the
Despland are two very prominent peo-
pie, Mrs Annie Cooper Morris and
John c.. Lewis, both of Lewisville, KY.
Mrs. Morris is a direct descendant of
James Fennimore Cooper, the cele-
brated novelist, and the famous King
Carter. of Virginia, who built Cleaye
Manor Mrs. Morris and Mrs. Lewis
are related through the Carriers and
Washingtons of Virginia Mrs Morris
has been living abroad for number
of years, but has lately returned to the
United States, and makes her home
with her daughter, Countess Klep-
inska, at Louisville.
Mr.. Lewis is the nearest living rel
alive of George Washington. He is
the great great-grandnephew of Wash
ingtoa, a direct descendant of Bette
Washington, sister of George Wash
ington. Mr. Lewis is very interest
ing man and has had a most interest
ing life. He was born in Tennessee in
1S43, fought with the confederacy
when just out of school, returning he
entered business, becoming most
successful merchant in Louisville. To
day he is a member of only one or
ganization which savors of camps or
, courts and that is the United Confed-
crate Veterans He holds the rank of
Assistant Adjutant- General. He bears
a striking resemblance to George
Washington both in stature and feat
ure.
The chief relics of Washington that
descended to Mr.. Lewis was a writing
desk which was used by Gen. Wash
ington at Mount Vernon. Mr.. Lewis
treasured this desk for many years
but in 1914 presented it to Mount Yer
/ non where it is today.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1916-03-08
w atch Your Manner.

AS a rule courtesy receives courtesy.
Many times a rudeness which we re-
sent was called out by something out
of the way in ovr own conduct A
child will very often speak imperti-
nently to one who addresses him
roughly. while courtesy he instructive
Iy answers in kind The girl who is
continually encountering rudeness. had
better make a study of her own man
ner
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His Practical Mind.

A certain famous British cathedral.
which shall be nameless, was visited
by two farmers. A clergyman on the
same errand waited oy them, curious
to hear their opinion OF it. At length,
after looking long and earnestly at its
interior space and height. one said
to the other: Man. John. what fine
lot of hay We could put in here
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1916-03-08
Life of Bio Guns

Guns with a bore of II inches OF
more can only fire 80 fu.l charges.
They are then considered to be worn
out. and have to be sent to the foun-
dry to have a new core inserted.
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His Consolation

There's one consolation about be-
ing in jail, mum What is it. my
poor man?" After 1 once go to bed
nobody here makes me get up and &C
down to be sure that the back doors
locked Detroit Free Press.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1916-03-08

All-steel equipment. Electric
fans, lights, Pullman draw
ing room sleepers. Dining
cars on trains 82-S6-S8. Lo-
cal sleeper Savannah. Pas
sengers may remain until Z
a. m. Free reclining chair
coaches.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-01-21
SAGE TEA TURNS
CRAY HAIR DARK

That hcau'iful. even shade ot dark
GLOSSY hair can only Dee htd lN brew
,.'' q mixture of sage Tea and sue
phur Your hair .s your Chtrm Il
ma',~ uT mars tnc face When ~ fades
Turns gray strcHnod u looks dry,
Wisp, hrd s,rdgsy. Just au Application
cr Two of S1gr ANA sulphur enhances
us appearance a hundrcdfoid
punl bother ga prepare the tuJi..
Nuu an get from any d,Is store t 80
cent bottle OF "NNoth's Stso and sui
rltur Compound ready to Ass, Thu
can aiwuys De- depended upon 10 bring
rack the natural ,ulor thickness and
lugii, of our hair ana remove dam
drar stop scalp .tch,u. ana t1llint
hair
E,0rl body uses "WNcth's' Ssg, and
sulphur because u durNcus so natural
~ and evenly thai nobody can tell .t
hos been applied rou simply dam
I,u q spurr, ui .u.t brush with it md
draw this thruusu the iitt, taking n
.rtli strand AZ "a time, hy morning
the sra hair has disappeared. and
lf'rr aroth,r application it Av,nmes
beautifully dark ald appears slpssy
lusiioLs esd abundant
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-01-21
DETAILS or MURDER
AT PALOMAS GIVEN
BY ACCUSED YOUTH

RosVoll. y NJ. Jan Co. Details Of
tn murder az palomns tioi Springs
November. for which Albert Hnu-
I'm recently was arrested, and to
which iluuchin is said tu have ccuics-
scd have hocu given out here 10y
Sh,r.n g. Il Nuung, who has return
od from beaumont. whore he went Ia
connection with IN" capture of itou-
chm.
Tito facts IN the CJ-c as related by
ne boy to the district attorney at
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-01-21
LATTER DAY N
CHURCH

NUmborlInd Nd jan = THO n0W
being erected by the co1gregn-
ton OF the church uf the Latter Day
Sfiut. a. UuoA valley Fulton county
pa was blown up by dynamite 'arl'
TODAY. bloodhound. were put on the
trail Of tho men believed to have COM
the crime.
Tho church which has forty mcm-
beers. was recently iurmcd.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-01-21

ne lon IL with his family before hi,
DE- ptrtpIv for Beaumont.
According to M Young tnc hoy
sta'os h' wll not employ attorney
Tor his %iot,usc. bat win nuikc "a fulf
,uuto ul 90 tho iudp, trying the
clsc ana take whatever penalty b. ga
posed
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-01-21

an railroads for the ~ pasu meeting
and q is the hope Of th, National
Wool Growers association that every
south Western ahcrp Wau who did NOT
.sc, tha exhibit az salt iAko City matte
q hit business to see ana examine 1t
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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-01-21

Clovis. y. N, Jan 2l.-Thc curry
County Teacher association viii
meet here February ., An elaborate
and interesting program has been ar
ranged for the gathering. Industrial
club work viii he featured