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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-04
WILLIAM N|NDER,
FIRE CHIEF
THOUGH EIGRTY-EIGET YEARS OLD
DECEASED ENJOYED SPLEEN
DID HEALTH UP TO LAST
SUNDAY.
WAS sroGH MAKER BY TRADE BUT
GAINED LOCAL FAME as HEAD
OF FIRE DEPARTMENT.
7ENIAL PERSONALITY AND STEE
LING CHARACTER GAINED
RESPECT AND ADMRA-
TON FOR HIN

~, 1,-,, -,-.,i- u-bocI;-~'s IRIS,
-
FARO cal": ana or ~ 81 Guy
most N"Icsit71" ''''"'"N - w.t. -
peacefully AVA 4; N, 0"'u' OK ",H
daughter. Mrs. Mana 'iE''S' "'p S"uN'
Front s:rc"t. 'tSiA;"' AZ -" ''"'N '''>"
evening. II" was ~ ms MIN Fsor-
Mr.. "'n""T IN" t''''H "E'us ~
usual rNS"ii|n, ;'"H:t" NY uH'H Nu'"'tF
'F'N'NS' WITH H. 1911 -
laE :" VOL. t''' never '''S'> i'o'' t'S !"
E-tt'c r"i!r!HC SU!rit? 'N't'nS I'LL" "'"'"
ra!n" painless! III" Walnut
iir merely 1t'S''0 INK" IN tH''''>''''7
sleep.
III" dfcc;iS'i "dH i N''~'' VIZ
occuIaS"n AZ" u "''.'''''' >'.''rr
engaged N t'''' '"t'"''', ,"'' vi
,aad sal" q; t""hctN~' 1' wa :. ~ W
Der % CARRIED f''H 81 't',k''
Fey a a":ne"T - years ''c.e liz iti W. ~
Il retired ut'. htNl''S ms ""'--se" IN 49,,
daughter. Mrs. .\h"a N'H''S' - '''
South Front stree.
As Whc'>tlnSS 1'rN, :'VS Cn''' Nh " al.
der staS2d tha: organization on e"7',''
that WAS u; later years 20 o'''"'''S '",
prid" OF n" community ana 'AS ''SF %
n;h"r cities ;nr"uEH"ut '"S '"unN'S >
When he rI7St UHd"e'e"N taS oIs.tI,'-s'
oon 81. inc GU!
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-04
EXODUS OF NEGROES
FOLLOWING WARNINGS

MARION. Ohio. Feb. 2.-An exodus
Of negroes WAS in progress here TODAY
r"ll"wing The posting 'of warnings or
i"ring them 20 leave tho city b. y
o'clock tonight. Th" F"w remaining
we're in their homes behind barred
doors tonight. as trouble was feared
The warnings resulted from an al
tack y"sl"rda? upon Mrs. Margaret
Christian. near where Mrs. clyde Scran-
ton was attacked and murdered last
Wednesday night
George Warner. a negro accused 81
tlr attack upon Mrs. Christian. ~ III
the Mansfield rrformatnry tonight. fol-
lowing threats of lynchinE carly today
saloons hav" hGoR closed by The
mayor and lettering and congrcSai!nG
is forbidden.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-04
DIR. BRITT|NCHAM TO
GO TO ATLANTIC CITY

Rev. and Mr.. Jacob Birmingham Will
I.aN. today for Atlantic City. wheFe
hey will remain for several weeks. ~.
birmingham. for many years the la "a
:ul and ever beloved rector Of 81. Luxe :
E.pIscopul church on the lSialh. r."
Gently left The OHIO Valley General nos
pilal after 4 prolonged Illness. but 1t
has been deemed advisable that bs' ore
rcsum!ng his pastoral duties he sh"ulu
20 10 the scnshorc for an extended pc
rird OF rccupcration. y host or frienos
both within and without the conEresa-
non will unite in the sincere wish that
Or. Brittingham's physical vigor may
soon be entirely restored.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-04
T.Itt1etOn Tnumal.

A number Of Wheeling people y"stcr-
day afternoon attended the funeral OF
Miss Oracle Littlcton. deaf lady,
which took place from tho residence OF
her brother. Ruby T.itt'eton. %053 Union
street. Ecllair". o. Tho Rev. r. 3
Jones. o. Trinity church. nfficiated.
Miss Nellie Corbctt assisting with the
sign language. Mrs. Corhctt very
gracefully rccited Nearer My God 10
The" Intrrmcnt was made m Rose
Hill cemetery. Tho pallb"arers were
as follows: McssrS. Julius Andre,
Charles n. W~incr. Elmer Etwood Con-
way. John g. rr"m"r. William F. Rcoos
and Earn"y Morgan.
Miss l.it;l"tcn passed peacefully away
Friday arteTnoon after three years OF
illness Of tuberculosis. She was in
her eth year. Sh" was educated in tho
school for thr deaf ~ Columbus. O..
and was employed - tho Imperial
glass works. Her mother and TWO sis
tors survive
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-04
ARREST BAGGAGE MAN
FOR WH|SKEY THEFTS:

Special 20 The lntelligenccr.
CLAKkSBCRG. w. Va, Feb. .
Charged with stealing whisky from m
tcrstalc shipments. Troy Morgan. baG
cnGemaster on the Ifusburgh-ClarKS-
burg passenger train Of the Baltimore
Ohio railroad, was arrested ana Jliteu
I,rre today in default Of $!,V"" BONA LOT
his, ,nDcarancc at. III" May term Of
r,.deral District court at Wheeling. Of
,,ccrs Skinned two decoy grips filled
with whiskcv from Pittsburgh TO CIarks-
h,rr on the train and the greater part
of the whiskcy was found in horgans
r,,s.nssinn. He confessed to the charge.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-04
MY Fnreral "Wednesday.

The remains Of August l.. Nay. Hrnn-
in.nt merchant OF tn" city. who died
SUNDAY morning a; the Johns Hopkins
hospital. Baltimore. arrived IN the CITY
yesterday and were taken to his late
residence in Woodawn. where funeral
services will bc held Wednesday after
noon. Rev. Claude Porter Terry. pas
tor nr tho Frs, Presbyterian church.
this city. a: which The deceased WAS a
member. will nfijcjatc. lntermcn: will
follow in Greenwood cemetery.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-04
CA7ARRH Ill.,

Quickly Ended BY Pleasant, Hesung
Auttseptic
The little Hyomei inhaler IS 1naoe ~ ~
hard rubber and can easily be carried ~
Docket or purse. 1t will last lifetime:
Into this. inhaler you pour ie"
drops of magical HyomeL .,,,~o,,,c
rauze within and now. you are ready 10
breathe it. in over the germ in1estsa
membrane where il will speedily 0egih
rs work of banishinE catarrhal germs.
Hynmei is made Of Australian eucaly2,,
toi combined with other antiseptics ana
Is very pleasant to breathe. .,
II ~ guaranteed to banish catartn
bronchitis. sore throat. Group; coughs
and cold or money back. II often
cleans nut a stuffed UP head IN TWO
III Sold b. c. II. Cries, & Co. and drug
Gtsts everywhere. ,,,o- ODD
40 bot,lc of Hyomei. costs but niue.
,h;ia oytra bottles If afterward nceoeos
may be obtained Of any: druggist.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-04
Berry ObseQutes-

Private funeral services Tor AeeorIEy
1ohn G. Berry. who died last Saturday
morning n; tho Ohio Valley General
hospital. following II weeks illness o,
Influenza and pneumonia we're "elu
Yesterday afternoon at 2:$n o'clock at
his ln;n residence. 1@t Main street.
NV. claude p. Terry. Of the First Prs.
ly,crian church. officiated- Intcrrrsht
Y.,s n,ado in tho Peninsula cemetery.
The paibcar"rs were: J. Harold hreH-
,,n \, W. paul.. Nelson G. Hubbard,
Kent r. Hall. Arthur Hubbard and Roy
= Navinr.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-04
bly, WAR SAVINGS TtMr$---

wives hun, along with the" sisters ard
one brother On" sister resided IN
Cleveland aud IN. other two IA Man
chester. England. lie WIS = frequent
visitor - III" Fort Henry Club az Wheel
ing and during the summer months com
,nG,.c"d >rrv ices ~ cid St Matthews
parihs. where he had many friends III"
l;"y. Nh Slrid"r AMI several m"nh"rS
Of St Matthew's church VIII go 10
li;Lrnesvil" WrdncSin", February =, 10
III tend the funeral. which viii take place
upon the arrival Of the Il. x q. tram
Wednesday about 3 p. n.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-04
YenizG|OS Makes =.
Strong Plea for Greece

rARIS, Feb. = Premier N"niz"l"s Oh
t;r.rrc was b"fur" the $upr"n" c"unci1
If the pcac" conference at it's S"SSi"!'
this morning aud made statement Oh
The claims nj Greece The appearance
Of tho Greek premier h"for" the COUNCIL
u.,s announced IN tho official statement
given. ont after. he session.
Premier Erniz"luS will continue ms
presentation Of the case OF Greece III
,nmnrruw'S session. it was added. Inc
Cxcchp-Slovak delegates will again Dc
heard at tumnrrows session. It was
Also announced.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-04
RHEUMATICS
NO LONGER
IN DOUBT
"NEUTR0NE PRESCRIPTION ss'
CURES AND KEEPS THEM CURED

Rheuma ,ism had been considered IN
durable. until "Ncutrone Prescription
99", n combination Of rheumatic reduc-
inC elements, was placed in the hands
OF its thousands OF sufferers.
"Neutrone Prescription 80" Is 4
specific positive in dts action, quickly
removing all aches and pains in in
famed joints and muscles. and Timber
surprise you.
"Neutrone Prescription ~ will re-
lieve the worst symptoms in the most
severe cases OF rheumatism within
one or two weeks. Go get a soc or
81 bottle and watch II work. Nothing
has ever done what this prescription
will do Mall orders filed on 81 size.
G.. Fl. Gricst & Co.. Druggists, and
leading Druggists everywhere.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-04
MIS-. Rose Roberts.

Funeral services for Mrs l:oSc Rob
crtS wife Of Henry Roberts. Of This
city. who died Sunday mt tho Martins
Ferry hospital from injuries Sustained
whom an automobil" III which she and
several others were paSSrnS"rS. was
hit by a. G. &c p. train III That city laSt
Friday evening. Will b" held Thursday
afternoon ar o'clock ut her late rest
Gcncr, 9oI Market street. Rrv. Clar'nc"
T. Allen. pastor Of The Fourth Street
NJ t. church. will officiatc- Inter
mont will be made in Greenwood ccmc-
terry.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-04

Brief funeral services Cor Mrs. Nell1c
Rocker. wifi" of Alfred Becker. who dicd
Friday at tho North Wheeling hosPi,a'.
were held at $40 O'Clock EcS'c'ud'
morning ~ Tho residence Of Mrs. Anna
Ecrknr o%ln E.nff street. followed pY
requiem nigh mass at st Alpnchsus
church. In,ermont was made in Mount
Calvary cemetery.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-04
BIG PAYMENTS TO ALLIES.

WAS1irNGTON. Feb. Big pay
mrnts +" allies under credits previous
~ established. as reported today by III"
treasury. raised the total of allied ad
vanccs in January Ia 1920. @5n .0QN ami
aggregate government expenses Cor tn
month t. 81 ?G2 SO 400. This is i97
unn 400 less Than tn" record OF D"C"Iu-
her. War savings sales amounted 80
( % 600 0nn
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-04

Mrs Emily n. Dawson passed away
az 1856 o'clock yesterday morning AT
the residenc" Of her son. GcoEe" Da" =
Son. in Ovcrhro"k. Fin Grove. Sd" was
In her S;X,y-Six'h year and was held IN
high eSt"rm by L." larS" ctrci" Of
friends and acquaintance. Funeral a.
ranScrncats are. "a y"t. inCOmp!et>.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-04
Rim chart Funeral.

Tho remains "f Mrs. .AugU"S'a E;Ar-
hart whose death occurred Saturday ~
her homo in curanp"t;~. PA. ar" OK
pectrd - trrir., her. oyer n" l.. Il o.
II; 1925 O'clock this morning and vii!
b. taken Immediately tn Ut. Zion cen-
c,rry. wher" int"rm"nt VIII take pat'.
\ brief s"r"ic" will h: conducted at IN"
cemetery and he c;lSttt will b. opened g;
that friends o: the deceased may view
fSr hn3y
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-04
OBITUARY
Mann Fnnernl Today.

Funeral S.:yic"S for Mrs .lohaEa;t
Mann. widow - the late Carl Mann.
who passed away last Saturday after
ronn Will ," h"id this afternoon az go
O'Clock at hrr lat" residence NJ % In
diana Si-".t. ln;rr!u"nt VIII b. Gtlaf"
in NJ. X!on cemetery. Mrs. Mann WIS
in h"r r!gh:y-tuur;h year and hal r.
sided on ths Island FOR NOR: than %
years. sac - survived by one child, 4
daughter Miss Matilda Mann.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-04

Funeral services for George Mckinney.
whose sudden death last Friday came
"a q shock to his many friends ana
acouaintancos. were held yesterday al
trrnoon ut $50 orlock at the tcrschS
undertaking narlors. Mr. Mckinney WAS
in his send year. Tnt"rncnt was maoc
in Greenwood cemetery.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-04
MANY DELEGATES ARRrvD.

BERNIE. Switzerland, Feb. %.--0nG
hundred and twenty delegates. repro
ScntinE - countries. have arrived TO at
tend tho International Socialist confer
cnre here. t;duard Bernstein. The Ger
Nun Socialist. who was 10 have at
tended. has been detained in Germany
One hundred and fifty ncwSpapcrIn.n
have also arrived.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-04

Thompson N. L. church ofGctated. as
sisted by Rev. y. &. Rohh. fntcrme3t
WAS made III Greenwood cemetery. Thu
pail BEARERS wore Edward &. Whitehead.
William ~ stump: Russell Goodwin.
George c. ISeuckc. Thomas Il. Foulk and
Slyde G. PuCh
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-04
watkins ObseopieS.

Funeral services for Wilbur watkins.
vice president Of ;hc Watkins. House "
Hermann cnalp;,n,. who died Friday N
the North W'hnr!iuc hospital. w"r" !r"ld
Yesterday afternoon III o'clock at the
family residence. No. 20 South Broad
WAY STREE. Rev. H. Z. Howard or the
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-04
Keep the Children Well

To keep the little ones well, sturdy
and happy, free OF coughs. colds, Group,
little feycrs and inaamed hIoats, use a.
Foley's Honey and Tar.
1t i, carefully made of selected REM
edies that loosen and break up cough,
stop Group and case an aching inaamed
throat, and it is clean OF ell narcotics.
The prompt use OF Folcy'a Honey and
Tar is very helpful for whooping coush.\
and the restless. fevcrish state that attends
children's diseases.
NJ. T. Davis, Benrsville. w. Va, ~ri,eo: -
"Oue OF my patrons had small child tskez
with Group. They came to my store a.d bought
bottle OF Foley's Honey .nd Tar and before
paorpiss the child wa, entirely recovered"
SOLD EVERYWHEEI
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-04

g. II GricSt & O.. Druggists, anC
leading Druggists everywhere.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-01-21
BOARD OF HEALTH
WANTS CHILDREN OF
COUNTY VACCINATED
Three Cases Of smailpOx Reported
TO Authorities, II Was Stated at
Meeting Of Health Board This
Afternoon.

The city board uf he.ith. nt 70 rceu-
Ear meeting held as . o'clock today
lt fhc ClfN hail. Instructed the chair
man tn write o. letter 10 the county
commissioner and 90 Mrs. John ".
Wilson. county school superintendent.
stating that the board 20 health re-
quests the cooperation ~ ruuuiv Of
urlals boz order To- stamp out the few
cases OF amHllpuN that have been re-
ported ln tho city and county.
Three cuaeH % amallpug have been
reported Go authorities. % was stated
10 the meeting Al school children
in Albuquerque are v%ncciuntud. hut
uniF o. few uf the county school chill
drru have been N-HrrluHindi 10 Was
stated 90 the meeting
The board nf health Also advocates
vaccination AGAINST smallpox ln the
clty.
% Vas reported 40 the meeting that
tfp spanish Influenza situation In Al
%huuueruue De- mo- worse than lt was rev-
rrul weeks ago. Tho board declared
That doctors mInt De more prompt in
reporting eases ~ influenza. rd that
patients must not violate the rulings
o. the hoard The health officer was
Instructed tn arrest doctors and un-
ueuia who fll 90 comply with thn rul-
Inrs Title names 90 several doctors
who failed Go report cases because.
u wla ullcErd. the patients asa not
want tn hD uuaranuncu, were pre-
srnfed 90 the board.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-01-21
$45, 900 Memorial
Proposed for New
Mexicans Who Died
0r0nlnucd Ir0n nagc 0ncl


II.I UNHlUN.. men NlH'Nf N'.I 100
l,iIur upon th' federal dri uu'
mouf was th,IN,|.
Speaker scIllu read In invitation
from thr women uf thv UNussum r,.
lursiIur the speaker and thr muW-
hofH of the house tu io present ref I
tea 900 tlp reception rooms of thv new
museum aE Wednesday uuu Thursday
u|ttrruuuUs
DY. Howard Uf Roosevelt county.
was present fpT The Ilrst time % took
the oath uf office Nustur Mnutuyu ~
Albuquerque u former speaker of the
house attended thu srs.iuu % wuf
Gated hs Speaker Scdlliu beside him
uu me platform
Upon motion uf Judge % b. BARNES
house Joint resolution so D. Intro
uuUad Dos o. d. UHUI Do flfifyiur the
federal prohibition amendment WIS
rent fu the committee ON enrolled and
.-urrusseI hils.
Tho house IcoHmr -llrhtly tturicd
over thp memorial introduced ht W
g. lIuwnud. ulrlllriIur the bryant
memorial Iu tho senate protest.
Iur uu the ts~flhlshm,lt uf tnD for
mur ful fr,.Euf rate ON uNr.fn'h
f,ed for drought stricken sections
TrtUI Wesley democratic OuHI IDIu.
H|. N||''N |N' '|'''NN'H NNH '| N- I POO
livestock committee. since thlt body
would pp 'ss more complete furts o.
o.. Hlrt uui others entered tn" uIlt
uud % wac several minute before the
WudUlr was Strengthened out
Mann members uf Toe senate rrC a
little Ht s.i Hs Co 10" c,Hct status 90
the house Joint resolution rutifyluE the
fodoru prohibition amendment Aii'I
geuHt1r y. y. Tull} had secured H suH.
s...U.. q HNs Hm.HH AN MHHI"H NN.
t%ornoou be- order 40 bring The r"sulr
tInn up flr consideration. De- moved
Its final reading and passage non
r4II call twelve voted Nps and fnuI
uo with Senator Baird not voting
since hr had a pain with Senator
krrr for Monday The rIDfh Uu.
uuul, that the measure nHd HtUp.t.
"a twelve affirmative votes against
four negative ones o. Lieutenant.
Governor 3d. f. luukoy declared th,
measure passed.
Following the aoubtys |udiuuruU Nnt
ON Monday afternoon until o o',lur,
tndaN. th, matter was brought up for
Informal discussion n wac hold that
there H mo- provision boz DO" Sew MeN-
icu statutes for the ratification Of fcd-
oral amendments. n hiH be- the Cisu
the matter is settled under Ulni- pre-.
crdcuta iu the national house uf rrp-
r%r-rutntiNrF u Do re- question What
this precedent ls
Muuy ct the senators consider the
matter closed. inslstlur that merely IAN
affirmative vote WIS required Tht
. dispute may bo cuNUrru Iu u former
court decision over the law establish.
iug the ninth Judicial district rms
measure failed hs Uur vote. but the
presiding officer declared that o. had
u.srf and Do ru appeared uu tht
record judge Heed HullumHr whn
wrote the opinion. held that tIy rec,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-01-21
NO DIFFICULTY IS
EXPERIENCED FROM
DUKE CITY CHARTER
City Attorney Keleher Tells Mer-
chants Charter Provides AIDE.
quate Legal Facilities for
Operating Town.

That the cIty chnrtcr Of AibuuuCr-
ruo. aH nuw framed, whether tuntt.
tuNuuul ur unconstitutional, PROVIDE.
adequate legal fHCilIt,H toe lI, Hu,
rfHHlul operation eft D fIfH Entrfu.
mont was declared last rIFht by cos
Attorney " a krlshpI. Wh,u asked
for Goa expression of opinion lH fu thD
legality CT the charter Cos thr prrsii.
IuF officer az luHt uIlhi'H Retail Mrf'
NHtuts association banquet
The 1tN attorneys remarks wsf0
drawn forth when " o. NrNllI1n,
present "a Che banquet, siug % &c
me conclusion of some rsmHfkH ~ ~.
o. wade. chairman OF tho ritY DufI.
missions Nu fhc attorney H'ut.HI
h ts Yuur tuafttr I- unconstitutional To-
when called uruu f1 make BE- sfHfg.
mont tu rUEuff fu fhe attorney gene
urIIs opinion fu rtEIrl fu fNr charter
500 krirhtr stated tNHf h, hHI rood
tnt opinion uUf fUuuI hHf 90 com.
iHlufI nutIIlE that WHr mot generally
known tu Those who iHf road tHr
opinion Boo fUr r.HH Uf fn. riff HrH.rat
fHr water supply company, hHuivl
iHsr IN tho Supreme court 90 fut
ums iHr NHhdIty of ur water bonds
were attacked uu .ns EruUuI tHH' Al.
nuIurTlIUH charter wHH uuDuu. '"s
uuuuI
The suprem, court. boz tHc water
tIHt 100 49, Bowman. ..|H. "
turnrU general both Hs.m Iu HlI
tHr fIDu fH.' fHr charter UH.Ur
~sttutonHI t Nr k,',H.I .r .hr
EfuurI fhHf Dr. .tIrU. mo- .I."f
InE fHr trHnIHIHl .st tn tIfIr. auI
tHsm n. Hrfr fH,Ir own charter.
urfol contrary fo thc constitutional
lHiItIFp power HHull Dec vested BOO fNr
.Hlli.u power shall br vested 300 tht
legislature. fu other words. tho u
tsnrun Boz thHf tHp LEGISLATIVE power
lrIrr vested boo Tho Legislature hN tho
Sew NHEIru constitution. cannot Do,
delegated fn 70 municipality
.IulEu Roberts. ln th, water WIU.
pts company opinion, dutH uut hold
tht charter tu hr unconstitutional
tuuluuuuF mat 10 muN hr u~uruuHIitu.
uouul however Do hrld ut TO utrt
that Albuquerque. under en-, charter.
Ind 3D. d' itrio government This
means That Albuquerque government
BOB uuN event, lH tl' .auIr fu 900 Iufrn..
uud purposes uH Ii The Fuur'mr court
u tIIId. lDE1l instrument
$50 htl'lsT stated tHJf lr could
not rHN what was M, motive that lul
uUlautDd the wftluE uf 10 irft,r 60
tHt attorney generals office. uHbuH
lur Hu opinion HH 200 whether ur NOT
tho charter v1H constitutional Tho
aiiufurf r'u'rfls opinion Hr @i.I
merely tracked thr opinion BOO fh,
water UIuuIf company decision
Judge Roberts tu IIs opinion Iu.
dictated flr method Uy which tHU
DuuHiItHuuuHlIty OF CO.., charter could
o.. determined HHII M k,I.nur
That method is by IustItuuuF 1850
wirrtffin o.. IrrrlIuEH urIIuHf fnl ,ItE
commissioner Ir AUTHORITY uf tho
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-01-21
New Mexico Scene
OF Sketch in the
Choir Vaudeville

Novelties without number viii cram
tho show tn Doe given ut Coo crystal
theaier un the ulEht 90 january lHth
for the benefit 90 the huiidlnr fund ~
r. Johns church. recently damaged
rs fire. and o. b. tho confident eNpe,
utiun OF the urodut nrH Hf tho Surlcfv
Girls Revue a. Vaudeville that uu
road attraction % recent dHto Hr fu-
turc billing has anNthiuE o. uuircHrh
the local production
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENT vocal. tUfua
alrhorean. operate. female luuprHun.
alton. chorus numhers uf whlatlrlhlo
character in when Johnny comes
Marching Home &c wartime revue
introducing %" war HonFs ut three
periods.
one 81 the compelling bits M tho
Performance viii hr fhe production 90
'rhe Heart II the SHurrn de- Girls.
tus "a dramatic sketch. the scene 10
which ~ laid near CoIlItrH Forks
somewhere iu the painted UtuEc which
ends near Santa Fe u ArN MrAirl
The characters ar drawn from per-
sons actually known hy d author H
New York theatrical man Who made a
tour ~ New Mexico lass Humurr Iu
search OF types for e. drama.
"Tho Heart of the saurro dc Cr.a.
tos' has 300 geographical r.rnihclnr.
but refers Go H wife who hos rrrpt
HWay GO mountain Hul1udrH fu Uk"
down tho disgrace N WurtnlrHH hur.
band brought her Tier, rHU IT. wuIHI
b. the sheriff b. believes hDr o. IH
"a widow The husband turns uu uu.
especially. re- fugitive from Justice
ana thCu tho complications crowd
fast until nu unusual climax
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cess for tho production The revue
wont into rehearsal yesterday suI WI
be- ready Tor ruftniu boo the uirht OF
tho 1tth. GEORGE a. Grtkr. once ui
the metropolitan Grand bpUrl tIaf
who has charmed many with hiH voice
boo appearance here. VIII mhH au ace
tive part bon staging the revue
with re- good advance sale assured
from the numerous phone calls Cor
tickets received by tho committee Iu
charge 90 the performance. 10 W rrt
auuahle 90 suppose that thr Crystal
thruftr viii house % capacity audience
ON the nirhf uf the -nth. me proc
goods 90 Do devoted tp rchahINtatIuf
~ iohu'H church. following tho Co..
cent fire