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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-23
Shipping Board Hears
Divergent Views on The
U.S., Marine Problem

WASIIlN,;TON. May c@.--Opcratton
Of III" g"vrrnm.ri built merchant ma
rirn in peace was discussed from many
angles today hy representatives, ut ma
i!rual labor. agricultural and industrial
organizations called into conference by
h" shipping board.
I'VE all hav.. different points Of view.
Chairman Hurley told tn" gathering.
The shipper warts reasonable freight
ra'"s. The rarrI"r wants reasonable
earnings. These TWO Vhjrc,iv"s ar" not
Inconsistent. Efficient cooperation can
ach."Nr them both
arrangements must hc made whereby
each srclin,. uf IN" country will have
every "pinrIHnity 10 establish through
steamship lines in connection with It's
railroads. so that every community may
r.criT" first class service
Thr"r lcr,a; IA. ,onal needs &C III" NOR
chant l"'. w"r" inItiiurd by Mr.. Hurley
as follows:
81 MHlntcnnnr" Of an ocean mail
service capable Of Cnv'rIrg tho world.
lie said ihtS would nrr"Ssilat" changing
tn" law tn permit compromising ocean
curriers' on a business basis. bring II
Town from IN" realm "f imtpr1 CticahiliE
md max" it apply ~ III" S"ag"inc units
which "" nCtunIly possess.
~ ESlntliS hm"ul Of u centrally CON
irrllcd wireless Telegraph Sc-ri:" for
promoting safety If iii" AMI property 81
sea and for giving AMERICAN shipping
inI"rcS:S the ahvan;aT" OF constant com
m"rcial infurnlatiLn MIR. Hurley saul
this S"rv;rn should be- under control Of
the nay.
50 Adequate provision for training
officers SO thRl American ships always
would 60 t. sea in charge Of American
citizens.
James Ornnn"l!. representing thr
American Federation Of Labor. declared
thr lahGrIuE man wanted ia know whirh
would Eivf. him the E"SI working rOnhI-
lions. government "r private ownership
nr IN" merchant marine. He said II"
t"h"-n.inn har! not directly endorsed gov
eminent ownership Of ocean trauSpnrta-
lfli lines, nu' thai SON" action may no
.ak"n 81, the convention in June. due 10
war experience. which will lead 10 that
ruGrluSiNn."
Private ng'n"rShir was advocated ny
". II. Knox. representing tn" national
furrlCn trade council: !. L. Howard Of
tho Federated Farm BUREAUS Of Iowa: y.
-. Thompson. Illinois Agricultural Assoc
riatinn: y. NJ Leach, Mississippi Valley
nsSnriaricn: r. =. Cantcl"T Puget
sound Manage and Operators aSsocia-
ton. md ". = Sullivan. Shipown"rs'
association Of The Pacitt. coast.
BUY WAR SAVINGS STAMPS---
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-23
CA[)Iz

William Fish, Mrs. Ella kinscy, Mrs
Ens, Myers, Mrs. Wheeler johnson ana
Walter Myers. the latter just returned
fr,,u n>,rsrus Of Strubrn";lle, were
.ucsrs IF Mr.. and Mrs. f.. l. Adams
recently.
Those from Cadlz VIII" attended tho
funeral OF rh",r kIusmhu. Harry II. Fin
meal at Newton Falls On Sunday were
Mr. and Mrs T.. y. Haycrfl"id. q. {.
inuc, J. William lIovrriirld. Lafayette
Martin, Warren Martin. DR.. Q. H Fin
meal
Mrs. 9. Augustus Orr. Of Lima, Is Wis
sting her sister. Miss Olive Ramsey. and
brother. John NJ Ramsey.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wayne MrFadd"n came
down rrntr Cleveland for a NisIt with
Mr.. MrIaldcus mother. Mrs. Margaret
Mrt>addcn wh" is IN III health.
w Craig Anderson lrCt for SyrnCusN.
y. Y. ON "Wednesday evening. whore h."
has ;rrrrrtrd u situation through th"
summer
Miss Helen Morgan. Of tho Shadysidr
schools. has returned! home for the sum-
MGR.
T,v. y. \. Sebastian is in Akron at
fru.inas !: state meeting "f Christian
churches.
Mrs. Dorothy Williams. Of Wheeling.
ie visiting Miss Dorothy Morgan.
Emerson Long has gun" /" RirninS-
han. .h1n.. ON a business 'rir.
Mrs. GrurY" = Perry. Of tri"hsrille. Is
viejtin:. her mother. Mrs I'm" Moorhrad.
Mr. md Mrs. Arthur Dickson, Of Mar
Tins Ferry wcr" her" Sunday visiting
Mr. and Mrs. Barclay w. Moore.
Mrs. John CarmGdy and nice" Miss
Christine Schrllart. "f Detroit. have
"ru" To Atlantic Guy for Il f"w weeks
Miss Ella Ward. "r I;airnr"n'. VI. Va
WIS her" visiting her brother. Will G.
Ward.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-23
EnsersAancd RNnndS.


Rllda Roth entertained nunoer OF
her friends with a party At her home at
INT oliret saturday evening. Music ana
sSazneS werA the diversions OF the even
;1nr. At q scasonahle hour refreshments
Sx,er, served. Those present were:
Misses
Alberta Caldwell Edna KlaFes
|Helso Huss Olive CIeisler
taF1ryIel Smith Mae Caldwell
i1sertrude Freelarad Marie Schmidt
tFl.zsheth Schmidt Wilma Roth
FHIlda Roth, Myrtle fresse
McaSrS.
Ralph Tsloert Cecil Huss
Kenneth Hall William Reno6
iEaxr- Myers Ralph Null
Chestsr Klases Carl Smith
,Rnbert Myers Eendel Mozena
Glen Cook Dewey FI-eese
,Cec43 Rom Ms ". E Cafd-
i16rs. n. p. Clifton ven
Nfble Class mot
Tie worran's Adult Bsole class OF mo
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-23

IA 1890 ,;..-ibrte,,
nm" ~" PleoE' ga" ,,rod .,.u
among me '.''N'
Va ~'Eh,H! io' ',,,I,. -,,r,.h,scd :,
- ;.,,. ,..,r, b.v,s Hurkhalu
mn prayer P,,,,
"a ,t Ms Frederick
r,.,.i..,. >r.,v.IS ,,.th. Ohio
w ''''''
My !" NP''.'' - r,,.,,,o- b,yc
l." - '' ',',,.,,,, ,-,,,h,.
h'''i' very ia 81 ', ,,,.,,,I.. - r,ur,s-
MT ''H .H'-. '''~- =, .,,,'i.,,. - Nrs
VIII. IA W." E"''N'>
l-"HIS i,'''''i'S' -, ,>,n
WI N''''""''''' Tlar,y Cr;nr1.
Valley. W"t" quests ~ ''''''''
lh'S "'"N. .. =,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-23
CAMERON

DIR. W. +. Grim is home from camp in
Nrw York state.
Ed. Wright. one of the boys from This
section who arrived from overseas u few
days ago. is al his country HON" and
will spend the summer ttlling the soil.
Ear! Miller arrived home from over
sesls Tuesday morning Earl bears the
distinction Of being tho first Marshall
county boy t. land in France, despite
mad Il varied cXpcricnc" in the SIR. IL"
Of his country. 1t was falsely reported
here once that he had left M arm on III"
field Of battle, bat h" arrived h0m" rs
sound as a dollar and is looking we'll. He
spent several months in Germany and
has acquired considerable knuwl"dr" If
tn" German language. He brought h"nI"
many relics and souvenirs HE is cam
crun'S youngest soldier. When ne went
to the army he ran oil but Ii" says h."
Is glad he went and hc Is glad h" is
home ai1rn. He has been honorably
discharged.
highly entertained ut the Al. f.: church
last Sunday where =. c. i-onham pr"a"h-
cd IN able sermon {" rh"ln. The choir
sang -MaTchinE ThrvHrh G"nTgia:
J. Z. Dav!:t J. l.. Davis. g. Y. MrCar-
die. J. A E'l7zeerlid. Eiiynl Admins and
otfinrs arc among tho old. VETERANS from
this place who aIn 1T Wheeling Today
attending the State E!:ca:nFrnnnr II Tn"
Veterans OF West virginia
Glen Holiness son OF Mr.. and Mrs. NJ.
r. NOlmrS. whose Illness has hcrrinf"r.'
been mentioned. died ut tho horne If his
gr4trdpar!ntS. MIR. md Mrs. L. j.. ''had-
dock ,nt ~ carly hour sunday ,nHrrIil7G.
The funcra! occurred from TIA" h"I"''
Mnrtl:Lv afternoon 1T = O'clock and inter
trtcnt Was made at Cameron r"I:l';"r$.
sIinn AIS II bright httI" boy "n'i has
many friends IN CaiA"rnr; and "iS''wi'rr"
who VIII regret To l";,sn ~ his ur'tT''.'
drinis4 lie was Uir,,. years uhI.
j.. y. I'ricc and Roy Mix Chased tho
deal Saturday whereby tn" CnnfcCtinn"rI'
Siara III Mix Wa: transferred IL i1rT"".
Mr. r1crrn h,LS taken ci,nrI" oF :h'' I'inc"
and viii c.>rtinu" tho hGS!r">% IN I'll"
Odd Follows building. Mr.. Mix vii! 20
"a MrNlrch.:r, where MS fnuhT - sides
I aud Of account " failing n"Hlth vii
spcud thc sunHr.r IN retirement.
Fred Phillips returned 70 amp near
Syracuse. N Y. Monday after spending
,crnn tlrnc at N:s home hHr".
J G.. ca -nphel! i'lgh. on" o" tho ruatrar-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-23
Sherrurd Briefs

Tho Alpha Theta class 81 IN" Alien
Grove Sunday SCHOOL vii IL "'It"r'rlnfu
=, III, homo Of n" teacher, MIS-. Il. l.
Mc(Ieary. on saturday "t'n'nS.
Russell Ackrr. who WIS with u" Ram
bow division IN Franco. has returned L"
his home at Bethlehem.
Graduation exercises for the 'iEhth
rr,,1a nunils NJ Mnzar. school was held
on Wednesday evening. TIL" school VIII
slvc an entertainment IN next Monday
evening.
VI. A. MARBLE Of Bethlehem is confined
10 his home by Illness.
TIL. Mt. Olivet Red Cross and Lanes
Aid Society held IN all day m"ct'nE IN
their hall on Wednesday,. IN" Rcu
Cross work was all finished ut THIS
meeting.
4 large front porch is Icing built on
the A. {, Myers residence.
Edward HsnIuann. "t l"thlHhcin. VINO
returned from Franc" recently hos ar
rived homo.
The r. D. l. club was entertainer AZ
the home Of Mrs. George Schmidt near
Bethelrhem Thursday owning.
ChilGrnn'S Day services will II" h'Id N
tn, Mt. Ol:v"t NJ f.. church on sunday
June Sth.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-23
SHERRARD


The annual sermon 10 the graduating:
clas Of the high school will b., delivered
by Rev. b C. Howard. pastor Of the
Thompson church. Wheeling. on Sun
day at 80 D. m. in the school auditor
turn.
The commencement exercises will DO
Haasd on next wednesday evening begin
mig Ct eight o'clock Prot Weller Barnes
heed OF the English department Of the
Fdrnont Normal will deliver the ad-
Grnna
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-23
Memorial Services.

On Sunday evening at eight o'clock
Rae J. T Baird Post G. A. r. will hold
IA memorial service in the Allen Grove
iPreaoy terian church. Rev. n. l. E~ar-
Zen vii preach the sermon and special
5mzgtc VII pc rendered.. r1orat'on
Irervicee will os held on Friday. May 80.
nat $50 o'clock at Allen Grove. Prose-
eating Attorney James D. Parrot. o.
Gdorndsrille. will deliver tho address.
Everyone Is invited to attend each ser
vice
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-23

Bethlehem Onion Sunday school held
its regular monthly meeting in the ch',p-
81 Wednesday evening. y business scS-
sion was held. and interesting 7'T"r'H
from tho Stat" Sunday school r"nv"ni'"n
in Huntington were read by ih' n'''-
gates. Mrs VI. =. Montgomery ard ".
e. Caldwell. Following TINS Il social
;i,ne was enjoyed and rtT"Snii'.,''.
wccr served. 'rl" h"St"ss"s w"T". MFS.
Harry Book. Mrs y. X. M"n'S"m"7S
and Mrs. Harry lI"mmann.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-23

AUTO TRUCK BODIES.
WALTZ & CO.-BUHD THEM
InylT-l
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-04-16
DOCTORS SAY
THE NtW CAlOM[L
IS BEST MEDICINE
New Variety. Called Gallo
tabs, Is Purified and Re
fined from NauseatlnA
and Salivating Effects
Medicinal Virtues Re
tanned and Improved

Aropni|nf ga fhs aufiis HfeMral
physician and medical au hHr.
eslom1 ~ III be-. ans ml uuAfr.
- Ill useful ~ an medic nfs Medic.
auihofffi,s prescribed ralom,i fer al
nnf' every diseasr and sspls ned ha.
= sas ihr b'si and vun.si ~ 80 $50
tenn uffsra Tn, sas fhsi etfam 3
'lfarsss fhf liver inmath boeaf and
hldn",w and purns fhr blond fium
az it sons maklng me aYsi.m fufa
and clean su ihs' nature can a. eklf
= ure ths health
Np~ ihil science has ppT rsa etil
mol ~ 81 iis uaufeafinr ana daafrt
ous qual4i'.s %" nos kInd ~ sai0.
mol rallfd "Cnefabe oven ntr,
popuiar than The "a Asa lpst.
Cleanser and system purifier gaAa.sbs
afe more sfigrilss than lhf % .fsfs
ralomel vet ete snNr.lt dnlsfhffui ln
fffe,i one tslofah ~ bsitme a
swallow - water ihafr afi 40
ntutla. no ssi's. nor she slehfssf on
leasaninses Neaf morning yna sNake
f"elinr fine wlih hrsTry auo.faa a..
brake IA whaf fou plea.e and
- ~her rou ilcse. herr fs ~ g.
~ifciaou - habit ~ diet - danger oi
salvation
tslcisbs ars soid onis In ofsfn,i
~'ai'd l'ackaFas. pree fhirs tive
c'nis Your duIrxlsf recommend
and Tnafanises fsi0fabs and AL ~.
fund iour money n ton arc o. a.
lfhled VIII fhsm fadN
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-04-16
TO OARKEN HAIR.
APPLY SAGE TEA
Look Young BRING Back Its
Natural Color. Gloss and
Attractivencss.

Common garden sage brs~sd into =
heavy tea with salphu- added. vii
Turn gray. sifeated and faded halr
bea aufifeily dars and luxurlanf fus
few applications wlii prove : rsrsis-
tion n your hair r. fading. sfreaksd Or
gray. IirinR fhe saEe Tea and sui
phur recipe 81 aonl~. though. IL trou-
tiesoue An easier uay u q r~f
bottle - Wyeths sage and sulphur
Compound ~ sny druf store al ready
'cr use This T. fhs oid-fins recipe
improved by the addition q other In
rredisnfs
swhile ~ispy. eraY. faded hsir r. not
lnfui. ue al desire - retain our
youthful appearance and attractive
nes BY darkeninr your hair With
Ayeth's Sage and Sulphur Compound.
no one ran tell beca sc n does u 80
astursily. - evenly. Yoa Just csrpen
A sponge or soff brush with y and
draw this thro1Kh your hair. T. ling
one sFnsl strand - q time ~ morning
al gray hairs have disappeared. and.
after another application or fwo vour
air becomes beautifully dark. eios~y.
soft and fuxurfsns
This preparation - . de7fxhfsni toilet
requisite and - not intended for the
cure. mitigation or prevention ef dls-
ease.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-04-16

Mr. Rale slmrsgn aaa latie a.a.h
'"r Lillian lean hass son, - o1h
A"'nA CIV 20 spend thr r,ua u,is, ~
,hs ~eri ~iih frcnda
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-04-16

4 Woman shisild rroe more besali
fal a. she afuet Older snd she ~ll
Nifh doe uexafd - baths dl~s and %.
efsiss and ~ kr~plns nsf lives aud
bursis in wlod ~ufklns ofdr ~ yoa
are haseari and ysilo~ Yuaf erss
loeing fhnf uaffr aud whites ha,rrn
Ing f.llHw an fusir frah rabbY. "
msf b. toe to ind a. '.iion - 20 . slus.
Finh liver rhamhsfialn rahle's coz.
fpff fhsau disorders
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-04-16

Al iaaos who bsloas 10 ths lnr
tti 90 ere feluf Ita 10 - 10 a.
h'a 'rfas rcswns 70 h.ip maks Gar
msuts hnr fosasn nsA.f
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-04-16

Miss Ions Wallace III be ho-'s--
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-04-16

ihe iossi ehap'.r q 4 % .ais hsa "a
u fosFsh snn'ter.sN a. ths 1 an
IA home - Nn Pred 1. 4 ma On as
''n's'sni on rus ass Agrl lt wth
. c'clecs lanrhcon aaa ine.a on
1hs homo eas drgors "a IN sltinr
'in" b'e'soms and ue so pisnis nui
lnF ihs luncheon ne dsnlnr rZom wss
made mosi insliuf ~ fh. msiios
sl'~ - oandle rhis and me Doe 81
T~r'l sne'ing 9o~efs ~heh Wer
IN pnpfasion Tho menu conslsfrd 81
DBL rorhfaIl cream ehl,keu ou "a,
s"'fst potato shlps hanerea tfis
cnnhaes snd p.msnio asisd b.. fo'a
if'hlfd p'h b. ma o. mou - iril,
rhifpsd cream ,sks csuiiel atsus.
poo eofff" ant A'.e.v nfufhy -, :
"nd lhoi' nafk' assff,i 10 s.fsIrs
Mr. wahei num. hfry sntesain.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-04-16

TO shs a. IN, cub sou ~
I. d
~ c ~
fhs - "a. hris n Wtrt wdl nir.t
On = a, arssfns.fa e. rn ~th Nfs
Omar Nnies 49, Nasf nsri sou
AtuuFiar ctvb
The Airat a. club etH ~ = a. thu
carns4lg Ahr4rs "a NAafs.ia* .n.r
noon
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-04-16

~ JlnN clab Ns.s Iona Waihr.
rsuesoAs
Acpfn CiaA Nr, parksr : .uc.r
op'nes, gauh Ar a Nana.s>esst
AnKllars NJ Nrs u X sasrns
AHrurian Ciub CarnslI, Hbrprs
fRioAN
Var Mofhevr caru.sse i4hrsr,
t.asfeg Party fur ghliafsn rrssh,
teran charsh frsn in osl,ck
ke.rmi club NJ " Nafhts
fssf sufhrls N q ] q Nrs Omar
Miiisf
SATURDAY.
fsh Delta Samma Club Miss
Masmc oliver
chadVns Msrfink W.st n b
chuN.h
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-04-16

Mr and Mr. finari Nifh.ls fNsrt
Yesterday visiting fr,uds n uais.
homa Ctiy
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-04-16

The aaas n b. ia ffnelns
lu popularity Nlil enpiufsa taks 10
q NAr fbe prusofb.si alsk 10 ~.tM
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-04-16

~th Mssasssss crshts sna Crsra
On IufedaN aftsfn Hon Nr Nas
Crat4se and NJ J "a cruna Ntrr hos
tesses io he 4 4 7 tsuh and eVsral
extra guests ~cre pr~ssnt fhs erfr.
noon wac sl'en with cards ana fasvfs
co. iffh arf io~ scorss xers award
- go Mr. Earl rauerrnn Nrs Fmma
Eneear and Ni-s Anna r'as TAs
b" fsssss served deit'oas saad
course 20 fhe mcmh.r. ana Mr. IN
yoaF- ~ Denver Cu.o Mfa Ihariss
Belts Airs Arthur setsnn NJ, Cufl
Fairfield and Mi,s Anna roles rh.
My meeilrR wlil takt place a. the
home ~ N~ n J Garueit.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-04-16

Mi-s Margaret h,rpe Miss Narsu
Nadsen and the msmh,fs - fhe
o0fad s'uh vsf~ entertained rs N,s
xclia lnrier iasf evening Ai fha home
90 Nr ana Ar C'lfferi Porter gu
s'fsi ~ ihe fssulnr end, irrnam a
if7Ht ffthN NnF fnAuNtf and al fhe
closs ~ ne evening dainty r frsih
m'nls we're SERVED Anaiher ms.t
ire vii hr hold 10 fwo ue.ks hua lhs
pace has nof hn,n decided
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-04-16

NJ iiorarn Speed ~ ful.s seuds
1hs a. ,dsr inloll'lsn,s - fhr dsaih
- Aisn fay iiakfer formsf Gaihrs
Ffi. a. Osmulsss
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-04-16

The hlp Womeus Niss.unsfs
~tfsfs VII nse af So rhar.A "a
fhaF-'iay 49, rnoon - 20 rht l.
90 ~iil b. on thr thiri IA sr -
n a Mr manuel
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-04-16

Nrs q y iinurhiou .nfsra n.d IN.
~ tots ~ De % N Andefrsf. -
With a rar7f Yesterday morning. fhs
oe'wslon hene ths h|r'hdsy annI,tr
afid - hsr Hflie dsurhiur Marjorie
/ and her little granddaaxhi.r. u,l.n
+ LOUISE Hclssr a. wlthta The morn
ms was spent IN seues and ssmss
-as or decorations wew used ana -
,,ch end ~ fhF lens ahi. va :
eir'hd ake VII candles ara g.
oueis ~ voie's WIRE rlyon a fsvofs
{" ffeHm snH cake ~ fAed "a
Helen i."uif- iouscr Nsrtor. uoueh
fen. losophins Nhaiey MsA Iohman
Gordon Doualas Jean nsys rafiir
finvic EhEsbeih and John A. Adam.
Wary Elise k'm Mildred Lone
Ralph. Ella and Gene,lo,e D.v,.
p1nphy Casey. Msn June Primo,
Jan" Davis 'Rrii. Marjorie R.ek JACK
l1~eii Norman rossrs fornh, Ia
mon. Bobby Merirn MAJ MeW'rrA
Gordon livirhion oin. swank Fr
~.na Owns and Dorofhy Hourh'on
y y =
"'' Rssrosd Attends vie,ery Nee,
Mrs = 9 Resr,ad vent 10 Oklaboma
city today 90 meet ~tih m. vtfors
loan workcns thor. She Wa IN.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-10-10
Two Men Convicted
In the Johnny Mann
Assault Case; One Free


After being out little moro than an
hour the jury In the case Of the state
against JUST Lopez. George Truliii1
aud AdFLula sancbez. shsrsed with
assault With intent 10 XIII upon John
Mann. brought IN a verdict yesterday
afternoon against Lopez aud TrusliIo
OF guilty OF assault with a deadly
weapon. Sanchez was acquitted.
The jury was given the right under
Judge Hickey's instructions 10 find
the men guilty OF a lesser charge than
that set out in the indictment Of tho
grand jury.
The assault was said TO have oc-
Cured on the night OF May 81, north
% ola Town. Johnny Mann. accom-
panied by his brother Dewey. WIS on
the WHY home from a dance. n was
testified that Johnny Mann was struck
In the face with ! rock and that ono
eye wns 80 badly injured that is
removal WIS necessary.
Lopez was said to have knocked tho
boy down and Tralilio WINS said to
have Joined In the attack. Roth
testified that thcy were not tho men
who attacked Mann. Sanchez tcsti-
fled that he saw the fight but did
not take part.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-10-10
OIL DRILLING CONTRACT
AWARDED AT MAGDALENA

MAGnALENA. n. NJ. oct i0.--W.
a. lawson, who has oil holdings IN
the field northwest OF Mngdalena,
was here Tuesday enroute home from
Socorro. Ito has closed n lease aud
contract with II . a. Youeii. OF nak-
crseilie. California. to tako over his
throc sections In townships G and 3.
range o west. Tho lease and contract
calls FOR drilling 20 begin withia
sixty days from October 18th.
These holdings join tho Navajo
on company and tho Standard OIL
company holdings. and show TINT IN
tercst enough ~ being taken IN tho
lands north Of Magdaiena to test n
out fufly, Mr.. Iawson'a contract calls
Tor three wells, all 20 be started on
the tlmo limit aet above,
Rumors q 10 the oneot that drill
ing contracts are also let or In con-
temptation on tho Navajo and stand
ard holdings II q an almost f0rn-
gone conclusion thnt drilling Will
start soon on tho OH prospects east
OF the river noa Socorro.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-10-10
Jail Delivery at
Silver City Fails
After Hot Fight

An attempted riot and jail delivery
at silver city Tuesday WAS brought 10
a sudden end by chief Deputy shcriH
Hay Grayson after . hand 20 hand
combat between deputy Grnys9n N
Jnilcr Ventura Bcnc0mo and two
rlng-lcadcrs Of the prisoners.
When the cells were opened hy the
deputy and the iaiier to permit tho
prisoners to run ~ large in The run
around' n prisoner, an ex-eoidier.
seized n bucket and struck Deputy
Grayaon In the face with Il. stagger-
ing him. and before ne could steady
himself for the second assault tho
prisoner VA upon him. The c
mutineer struck the jailrr In like
mnnnc with a second bucket, and
he went down for tho count.
while struggling with his untaEn-
mist, Deputy Grayson succeeded Ia
drawing his revolver and n shot which
went WILD, was sufficient 10 calm the
rioters. both Of whom ran and sought
refuge IN their cells.
Neither Deputy Grnyson nor Taller
Bencomo were seriously injured IN
he ARRAY, and none OF the other
prisoners took part In the mutiny.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-10-10
Grand Jury Indicts
Men ON Bootlegging
Charge; Two Sentenced

SANTA FE. n. ~. Oct. io.-The
federal grand jury. in session since
Monday. returned five indicimefts
yesterday. A lumber Of then In
volycd alleged bootieggers Of Gallup.
One indictment a against T. u.
Boatright Of Central. n. 81, charged
with shipping three barrels Of whsa-
key from New Orleans 20 his home
town labelled "~Croekery.' The bar-
rols are said TO have contained IS
quarts OF hooze..
Another Indictment was against
Eemecio Macs OF Las Vegas. chnrg-
ed with conducting n stili. A deputy
Internal revenue officer OF Santa BE
some time q made n trip TO las
Vegas and r. said to have brought
hack valuable evidence tending 10
show that the art OF distiliine whis-
key from raislns vas well developed
In that city.
Judge Neblctt sentenced Mike
Mahovich to serve go days IN the a..
$. jail for transporting whiskey 10
the Jicarilla Apache Indian rcservR-
ton at Dulce. II was alleged In the
indictment that he took just six gall
Ions OF booze" TO his indian res
orvatlon.
Judge Neblott sentenced George
Glinos. n Greek, 20 serve two years
In Fort Lcnvonworth p~enitcntinrv
and pay n fine OF $500 for padding
the section pay rolls OF the Rock
Island railway, OF which he was a
foreman. Glinos pleaded guilty. "
Is said he made several thousand dol
lars by his padding.
An Indictment vas returned against
Jose Puohi, charged under the Mann
act % bringing a girl from Colorado
TO this state for immoral purposes.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-10-10
HITCHCOCK VISITS OIL
FIELD NEAR MAGDALENA

MAGDALENA. n NJ. Oct. H.
Frank Hitchcock. IN company with
II. o. Bursum. spent Tuesday night
IN Magdaiena, and early "Wednesday
went on out 20 the oil fields IN Tho
Pueriecitp ueiEhhorhood. Hitchcock
q Interested In holdings in the pncr-
tecito country nH well as iu the Jor-
nado Basin field east Of the river
from socorro. lie also has mine
holdings nj Mogollon, which are be-
ing worked at tho present time prof
itnhly. lie Is very enthusiastic over
the prospects In socorro county and
believes % 10 N OF the coming oil
centors Of the United States.
while he a non-cemmitnl rs 10
when tho companies he is interested
In would begin drilling. he leaves the
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-10-10
TAnA rnINrY YnTE-

SANTA RE, \. NJ, oct. i0.-Tuus
county Is most emphatic IN ita re-
lection OF two OF the proposed amend
monts to the constitution, according
20 the returns from tha special ricc-
ton held on sept. i6, and Just re-
ceived az the Office OF secretary OF
state. on the matter OF a central
board OF control for nl state insti-
tulions tho vote WIS 81 for, i9j
against; ON the issue Of road bonds
by the LEGISLATURE. without a vote o.
the people, the vote was 70 for, AZ
against.