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Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1919-10-03
sAPTIsTs ANNOUNCE PURPOSES
TO WHICH VAST gum They
GEEK WILL Oh OWEN.
STRENGTHEN CHURCH WORK
Special Effort Of Denomination Along
General Lines VIII BE Enlarged
And Made Stronger A. Result
OF This Campaign.

Every general interest fostsred BY
Southern Baptists will be strengthened
and enlarged through the guccess Of
the Baptist IS Million Campaign which
Is now well under way. and which will
reach It's climax In the final drive TO
secure this sun In cash and subscrip.
lions during the eight days Of f;ovom.
Der 30 to December I. A period OF five
years will be provided for the final
payment Of these subscriptions but
for tho campaign TO succeed the sum
Of $4,000 900 must be subscribed
within the eight days. Many have OK.
pressed the belief that the sabscrlp
tons will run to 900, 900 1000.
At a meeting Of the Executive Com.
mitt"e Of the Southern Baptist Conyen.
ton the SIS, 900. 900 to be raised was
apportioned arong the general inter
Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1919-10-03
Chinese Also Have "klcks"
On the Telephone Service

China IL learning fast. Where a
Jew years ago the telephone would be
considered an invention Of the devil
now Us en- 10 this wall from n native
business man TO a Tlentsin paper;
"Can we hope for any Improvement
In the long-dlstanco telephone sltua-
tionf A few days ago / called up
Picking about 0 p. m, and was inform
ed that there were 90 calls ahead OF
and that there were only three
trunk lines In operation. I finally got
the Gull about 10 .. m. Surely the
Chinese administration can put up an.
other trunk line and nuke this one-
timc fine service Of use again to busl-
ness men. The Picking long-dlstance
service IL almost as bad as similar
srvlces In japan"
Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1919-10-03
III Viii out seuthsga Baptists n 70

1T will put ssuthssa Haptists n 20
sition 10 . considerable share
IN the reconstruction Of wArtoFn Bur.
D and embrace many OF the marvel
Gus opportunities for service which
thrust themselves upon us from all
parts Of the world. At home ana
abroad"
While s2e.eOo.o 900 Of this i'm viii
70 N foreign missions and thus be
expended in carrying the gospel and
its blessings 10 other lands, the re-
naming s6s. 100000 will be expended
at home in building up home mission
cry educational and benevolent instt
buttons and projects, Of which there
are a number in every state within the
boundaries ~ the convention.
Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1919-10-03

ests fostered by the Convention, as fol.
lows; Foreign missions. $40, OOO. 900;
home missions, si2. OoO, 900; christian
education. 10000 900; state missions.
s1i 100000; ministerial relief. 81 500,
cOOi orphanages, $4,000, 900; and hos
pitfalls, si,125,OOO.
Tho npportlonment o! this sum
among the several states within the
territory OF the Convention has been
announced as follows: Alabama, S4,-
900, 900; Arkansas, s $500, 900; District
OF Columbia. 5000 900; Florida. 81 900.
900; Georgia, $1,000. 900; Southern n
linois. $1,000. 900; Kentucky. 50 500,
900; Louisiana. $685.. 900 Maryland,
s750,OOO; Mississippi. $3.50 600; MS
souri,. s2.9s5. 600; New Mexico, $3.50
900; North Carolina. S6,OO0,0 900; Okla
homa, 81. $4,000; South Carolina, S..
500. 900; Tennessee, $1,000 900, Texas.
SIC. 900. 900, and Virginia. 81 600. 600
Here Is what this big sum OF money
viii help Southern Baptists DC for The
Master ne set forth by the Campaign
Commission:
1T will equip more adequately and
multiply manifold the i.Oa9 missionary
workers OF tho Foreign Mission Board,
and the more than 1900 Homo aud
State Board Missionaries
~ will enlarge and raise 10 q better
efficiency the 1872 Baptist schools in
the South.
1T viii 20 far towards meeting the
expanding needs OF the Southern Bap
list Theological seminary and the
women'a Missionary Training School
IN Louisville. Ky. the Southwestern
BAPTIST Theological Seminary and
women's Trimming School IN Fort
Worth. The Baptist Bible School In
New Orleans. La, a Theological Semi
nary for the Negroes. and will provide
a firat-clan college for boys and girls
OF the mountain region
III will increase greatly our hospital
service 10 the sick, open wider our
arms to the orphans and provide a
strong support for our aged ministers
q the gospel.
Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1919-10-03
TO THE POINT

The closer we get 10 our good
deeds the smaller they seem.
A fool may be able 10 answer
questions that q wise man
wouldn't ask.
Some persons make n life
study OF things that are of no
earthly use.
True friendship results from a
compact OF frankness and for
bearance.
Pluck usually wins. A mans
success often depends upon the
ability to pluck others.
Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1919-10-03
The Bonus
BY T. D. ANDERSON

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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-17
NEW INTERESTS IN CONTROL Of ].
=, WHEELING BANK & TRUST CO..
n. ". nAEPER AND OTHER PRo"-
NEWT BUSINESS ASSOCIATES
sEcuRE MAJORITY OF STOCK.
Was Form rly the German Bank ana
Ono OF tho Biggest Financial IN
stituttols Of the Country.

Certificates for a majority OF the STOCK
or the Wheeling Bank and Trust COM
pany were delivered yesterday TO 5. w.
Harper, who purchased more than nail
the banks stock. Associated with Mr..
Harpnr in tho purchase. are other prom
men, business men and industry heads
whose identity will hc mad" known W
tha near future. The personnel OF IN"
officials will remain intact Tor inc pres
cnt. although important changes Will be
made just when this Will pc dohc mas
not been made known.
Stock purchased by Mr.. Harper repre-
scn,s the holdings OF tho late Colonel
Henry Schnn'bach. In all sic shares. the
book value ~ which is $3.50 per share.
The capital stock az thr institution is
$780, hn.
Several weeks ago other interests
were reported TO have secured al option
on the biz financial institution. Shortly
thereafter Mr.. Harper took steps tow
ards purchasing the controlling stock
held by f. l.. YeaEer, assistant cashier
Of the hank. and Mrs. Pauline BHrtSchy
Srhmulbach. The result was the COM
pIrtIon Of a deal Tuesday and the de-
livery Of tho stock certificates to Mr..
Hnrpcr yesterday afternoon.
The Wheeling Bank and Trust COM
pany is one Of tn" strongest financial
institutions in the Ohio valley. having
been founded in 1870 as the German
bank. The late Augustus Po'lack was
it's first president. The hank a th1t time
was located in small building opposite
tho old postoffce. near Sixteenth and
Market streets. In lS?S tho institution
was moved 10 historic Washington hall.
nj Twelfth and Market streets. This
building has. during very recent years.
hccn converted into one Of the most
beautiful office and bank buildings in
this part Of the country. Tho late Ch"s-
ter n Hubbard WINS president from l&I? /
until In the ninetios and was succeeded
by Colonel Schmulbach. who remained
as president until his death. Mr.. Fred
J. Park. tho present president succeeded
Colonel Schmulbach. John +. fi"il has.
sinco the death Of Mr.. Louis \. Rayha.
who WAS cashier OF tho institution for
moro than score Of years.
In The hands of such ahl" mon III"
bank has progressed steadily. 1t has
always been operated under conscrTa-
tive management md AZ a result. at The
first Of thr present year it" Standing was
cnlincn,ly good. At tina, tim" its re-
sources wrrr t4.42n.629: deposits. sS.63S..
3a4. and surplus. iiSS.l1S.
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BELIEVES CONGRESS
WILL PASS ENABLING
ACT FOR PROHIBITION

LOUISVILLE. Ky. April 16--Daniel
c. Roper. commissioner Of internal Teve-
nue.. believes that congress will pass an
enabling act for the enforcement Of war
time prohibition effective July l. ac-
cording to a statement made here today
Mr.. Roper. who came to Louisville 10
deliver an address before members Of
the Southern Wholesale DrySoods Asso-
citation. called attention TO bulletin OF
the internal revenue department under
date OF April y. reGting that the act
had not then been passed. However.
he continued. congress probably will
roon be in session again and will no
doubt relieve the situation by lodging
the prohibition work definitely and by
providing the necessary money and other
facilities. While the secretary Of the
treasury will protest against further re-
spons4bility for internal reveoue work.
yet. Of course. If the work in finally
lodged with the bureau we will proceed
with it just as we do with the enforce
rneut OF all other laws that are given Us
TO enforce.
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GRAF DANCE
Enjoyable: EVENT
CEAETSMEN SFNTNG HOP TO BE
HELD IN TEE ELxS' CLUE AUDI
TOEIUM ON TUESDAY EVEN
I|G, APPEL 60.
Efficient Committees Appointed AID
music Will Be Furnished by
Local Orche5trs

Invitations Will IT, issued in 4 few
days for tn" ,'raft ~In"n Easter dnnC-
which VIII H. held in TIA" auditorium t.:
tn. Iti<S ,'!uh. "n Tuesday evening.
April 10Th. Tai; affair Will b" qui'c
Informal and iarG,' n,trGt'rr OF Il" So
'cial ST. will d"ubtis:. attend. Tho ball
room will he beautifully decorated with
purple and white. with an int"rmn@hnS
Of grC"u"ry wh:rh Will b" arranged 10y
7'irrist L.anehau*. The WnHSnr "r-
ch"Sira will render Il program Of ih~
LAT est popular and ja,"z dame" mi&. Re-
frrShm"mi~ Will In SrrV"d Ivy Manager
Garden Of the !.lks club.
Tho following committees hav" mad"
great pre- paralionS - make this affair
ms successful. if not more <" thar
previous dances given by this popular
club:
Invitation committee - Vim. G. Dan
n"nbcrg, Russell (. li"a"lrtl. ChaS y.
Ehharl.
Decorations. u,isl" ana h"us" ""rim''-
tcsS-IcSs L.. Crawford. Ronald y.
Topp.
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national employment service in oonnec-
ton with states and cities waS.caIted to-
day by Secretary Wilson to meet here
April & to IS. Governors of all states
were asked to send representatives.
The purpose of the conference" Sec
retary Wilson said. will be to define
and establish tho most effective form Of
relationship between national and state
employment activities and with general
agreenlnt bring out definite objective
toward which all may work 70 the end
that thorough and cooperative employ
ment service may be permanently est
tabliShed.-
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FEDERAL EMPLOYEES
MEET TONIGHT

Wheeling local. No. l2l. American
Federation Of Federal Employees. will
moot tonight in the United States court
room. in the Fostofttcc building. TO elect
permanent officers for The coming year.
The present officers arc holding their
positions temporarily and wcr" elected
at tho meeting which organized the local
about three weeks ago.
Thr new local is n lusty younGSter, as
The original number Of %. charter mem
berg has been augmented by quite a few
new ner1hecra and is growing fast. Fred
W, Sonderman haF been acting as tenn
porary president.
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SCHOLARSHIPS OFFERED

CHICAGO. April 16.-Dr. Robert L..
Kelly. executive secretary of the Asso-
citation of American Colleges. announced
today that he had cabled to the French
government that eighty additional
scholarships for French girls for the
academic year of 1890 had been Of
fered by American institutions. Already
ia girls and 81 disabled French SOL
diers had been placed DR.. Kelly stated
that French schools have offered 1900
openings IL American soldiers and that
$500 Of them have been filed
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Pretty wedding Next Tuesday.

An interesting wrddlng viii II" sol
emnIzoi on Tuesday morning. April -.
when Miss lHr;urcS Jones. of North
Wheeling. will h" united IN nnarriag" :"
Mr.. Ray Wilkins. at Wa"wo"d. The
wedding will take piar" IL III" horn"
Of Mr.. Wilkins, in Warw""d with f"N.
C. +. Carson Of III" First Presbyterian
church. officiating. There will r no
attendants.
Miss Jones is n VIE -u"wn lady oil
the North End. having been employed
in tho office Of the NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
company for several years Mr.. W.T.
kins is the son of MIR. and Mrs. Harry
Wilkins Of Warwoad. and is employed
by the Panhandle Traction company.
They Will .rcsid" on Twsnty-SiNth street.
War1poud. where they viii receive IN"
best wishes of u hoSt Of friends in this
vicinity.
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Wheeling S. & I Dance.

The mnmhcrs &c the office force Of
the Wheeling Steel and Iron company
will hc delightfully."- entertained Tuesday
evening. Apr;l 80 with mn informal
dance 10 he held in the auditorium Of the
Elks club. Elaborate arrangements have
been made fur this affa;- and no doubt a
large crowd will attend. Refreshments
will hc served and tho following attrac-
tive program will he rendered by Bach
mans orchestra:
One stnp--Aftn7 You're Gone
Two step-Rosc nf No Mans | and.
Waltz Beautiful Ohio
One step--How You Coin 10 Keep FIN
Down on Tho Farm.
Two Step-fIindustan.
Waitz-Rluc Rose. :r:ns:v
One step--romc on Pa Pm.
Waltz--Good Rye Happy Days.
Tvs step--Ja IA. -"
Rrtiowa--.Io%t Hope. g..
Ono stop Want Doll.
Waltz--Sunshinn.
Two strr--Tll Say She Docs.
W-altz--I.itt1r Birch Canoe and You.
Ono @tIp--Mnnw.
Two step--0ui.nu Mari".
One stnp--Havo \ Smile.
Schottischr-Mtckcy.
Wallz--Till We Meet Again.
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Over One Million
American Women
Are Now Using
La-MayF ace Powder

absolutely pure. II docs not contain rice
powder. white lead or any injurious sub
stance. Second, II stays on better than
any other powder. This improved for
mula Is called Lamay tFre.ch. Poudrr.
L'Amc). The largo size Is fifty cents and
tho trial size twenty-five cents. When
you gee how wonderfully 1t beauties
your complexion you will understand
why La-mny Is now used by over q
million American women.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-17

There nrc actually three thousand
different brands Of face powder now
sold In America. some on the market AS
long as so years. = now face powder
has become the most popular among nil
Of these other thrco thousand powders.
and it Is only Il few months old. Yet
i, is now selling faster than many on
the market for nifty yoars. Why did this
new powder become famous so quickly?
For two reasons: First, II Is guaranteed
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-17
RIVER rEl.EGRA1GS

Davis Island dam feet. stationary
cloudy.
Parkersourg-11.5 feet. falling. sDcfear
MorgantoEn-S.l feet, falling; rain.
Oil City-4.S feet. stationary; cloudy.
Warren-4.2 feet. falling. ram.
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xfnxs Daughters Meeting.

Next Monday evening. April 81. n
meeting OF the Kings Daughters Of the
Thomson VI. E. church will be- held in
the social rooms OF tho church A husI-
ness session will occupy the early ,par'
Of the evening following which sfrinl
hour will be enjoyed and refreshments
served
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0AHCrNGl

Prof. oatman's dances every Tuesday.
Thursday and Friday nights. Market
Auditorium. Premier orchestra.
Dancing at the Elks Auditorium every
Saturday evening. .
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r.Iternr Club Meeting.

An interesting meeting OF the Won
ans Literary club was held yesterday
afternoon in tho ball room Of the Hotel
Windsor. There were a large number in
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MoBrid G. Chambers wedding.

4 pretty WEDDING was solcmnized
vest erday morning nj II o'clock when
Miss Eula Elizlbcth Chambers. daugh-
ter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Scott Chambers OF
McNcchcn, and Mt. James Owen Nc
Bride were united in marriage. The we'd
ding took place in the parsonage Of The
McMcchen VI. f.. church. with the 7as-
TOR. Rev. c. +. Buckley. officiating. Miss
Norma Chambers. sister If tn" bride.
acted as maid Of honor. and tn" groom
Was attended by Mr.. y. 1.arScnt. Only
the relatives and tho few intimate
friends of tho principals were in attend
ancN
The hridr was attired in a smart COS
tumc of dark blue with all aCrcsSOrins
Of a similar shade Valley lilies and
sweetheart roses formed the cnrsaEe
bouquet. The maid Of honor worr n
becoming gown Of navy blu" silk with
hat and gloves 10 correspond.
Following the ceremony wedding
breakfast was served nj thr Chambers
home. and shortly after noon Mr.. and
Mrs. Mcbride left on Honeymoon that
will include various interesting points
in West Virginia. They will rnturn on
May Is and will Immediately TAX" up
their residence in newly furnished
apartment in McMrchcn.
Mr. Mcbride is n prominent rmploye
m the office of the Baltimore & Ohio
railroad at McMechen. and his bride Is
very we'll known in this community.
where she has host Of friends VINO
will shower tho happy couple with best
wishes.
Copies Of the following announcement
have been issued
Mr.. and Mrs. Scott Chambers
announce the marriage Of their
daughter
Eula Elizabeth
Mr. James Owen Mcbride
Oh Wednesday. tho sixteenth of April
one thousand nine hundred and
nineteen
Wheeling. West Virginia
Easter Dance.
Ono Of tho many events OF The post
Lenten season that Is being anticipated
with great pleasure IS tho dance Of the
National Tube office employees. This de-
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Employment Service
Conference Is Called

WASHINGTON. April ia confer
enco % consider a natiocal Legislative
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within ten minutes after an appiica-
ton OF Dandrrinc you can not find n SIN
gle trace nf dandruff or falling hair and
your scalp will not itch, but what will
please you most will be after few
weelss U.s., when you sec now hnir. fine
and downy at first---veS-but really new
hair-Growi1g all over the scalp.
4 little pandcrine Immediately doubles
the beauty Of your hair. No difference
how dull. faded. brittle and scraggy, Just
nsoiSteu n cloth with Danderic> and ca re-
fully draw il through your hair. taking
one small strand at time. The effect
is amazing--your hair will be light. nut
fy and wnvy. and have an appearance OF
abundance: an incompatible luSirc, soft
ness and lrIuTiance.
Get small hottl" o! KnUwlton's DAN
derinr for 4 few cents 1t any drug store
or toilet counter. and prove that your
hair is as pretty and soft as any-that
il has been neglected or injured by care
less trratment--thats alH-you surely
can have beautiful hair and lots Of 1t II
you will just try a little Danderiue.
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entertained Twiq,

Mrs. Eugene iildreth III. was the
the charming hostess Ia the members
Of the Second TwiE yesterday at noon
at 4 delightful luncheon at the Country
club. Luncheon was served at l2:3o,
following which busy afternoon was
spent in the usual sewing for the Ohio
Valley hospital.
The following members were in at
tendance
NcSdamcS-
W. A. Cracraft Jr. Jesse Bloch
Arch Wilson II. &. H;Hlctt
Ice PAUL. Singleton PAUL
Joserh Spcidcl Earl D. Adams
W. w. Holloway Eugene llildrrth III.
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rehearsal Monday.

Next Monday afternoon. April 21st nj
$50 o'clock the first rehearsal will he
held for the childrcns party. which will
be held Friday evening. May Ii. All
little folks who plan 10 attend this event
are requested TO be at the Carroll club at
the above stated time. Mrs. Francis
Pizar carp will ne there to direct the
rehearsals for the novel dances which
will make up the program. Misses Mary
Alexander and Lucille FlancuS will b."
the efficient chairmen OF tho committee
for general arrangements for this very
delightful function which will be one OF
the most interesting events OF the late
spring season.
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evening. April %, in tho auditorium Of
the Elks' Club. and will he quite !nfor-
nal. Jones' Saxorhonc and Bangs or
rhpStra will furnish the music. and at a
late hour refreshments will he served
The dance program follows:
Unc-stcp--Oh. Min.
Waltz-Bca;Iiiful Ohio
Two-stcp--Hcad ONTr Heels.
Two-sttp-How Sou Gonna Keep
Them Down on tn" Farm"
F'ox-trn,--I'll Say She Does
On-Stcn--Mr-ow
Wsltz---Littlc Birch Canoe and You.
FoN-trol-Ja-DR.
Observation-Disclosures Tube Special.
0nc-sirp--Arter You've Gone.
Waitz-Tu1nblndoWn Shack in Ath-
lone.
Unr-stcp-Comc On. Papa.
Two-stcp--You'll Find Old Dixie Land
in France.
0nc-strp-Marr. .~'L
Waltz--Til w" Meet Again. -"
FTtraS-
Orr-SteP@Snnd nuncs. - Ft;tl'
F'oX-trnt--t'honE. h'i.'S :nf.F?F1
WaItz-SunShinr. SsSil
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Easter Dance.

Easter Dance.
Orc Of tho many events OF The post
Lenten season that IS being anticipated
with great pleasure IS tho dance Of the
National Tube office employees. This de-
NChtful affair will be held on Friday
Evening star., 1919-04-11
MISS LILY H. HARPER NOW
LISTED AS U. S. SUBJECT
Native of Canada First Yeowoman
to Receive Naturalization
Paperk

The first yeowoman in the United
States Navy to be naturalized through
the United States bureau received
her citizenship papers today from
F. Crist. chief of the bureau
at 1712 G street. She is Miss Lily
Helen Happer of Wardman Courts.
chief clerk at the Naval Hospital.
Shortly after being passed by the
inspector at 11i2 q
to the United States and
foreswore her allegiance to Canada,
her former home, at the United states
court, 1st and B streets northwest.
More than seventy-fve persons IN.
cluding many soldiers. took OUT
papers at the office of
the naturalization bureau today. This
number is somewhat larger than the
usual daily average, which runs from
twenty to forty. There were many
soldiers wearing wound stripes and
q few on crutches in the number who
were sworn into United States citi-
zenship today.