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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-13
Compnny'S S:atemc1t.

NEW YORK. lar. l..---Thc New YORK
Central today is.ucd tx" statement
dealing with ii. wreck near Snuih I'E-
ron. The first Inndr public THIS morn
ing hv +. f.. Crowley. federal manager
fr!luwa:: ,,;.
Train M. -. the Wolrrrin' Limit
I'd. WIS enru.:tr frnm New YORK /" M
caro- and No. l.. thr southwestern LIN
tied .nroutr from SSw York e s..
Louis. Both ,rains involved Wrr" mao"
ny Of all-strr cars nf most m"ucFH
,vpe At tho poini Of accident IN" four
track line IL equipped w''h Hu'"m''' '',
signals Of the latest and most approved
kind
As soon rs the accident wa9 !"p"rt""
4 relief train with ever pie o"'-
Tor wua .rnl from linta'ia |" thr S"'''
end The injured passengers r'n"''H -
bnspi,nlI mar Batavia. The hutHmHl!'
.,crnls w:r" working properly after IN"
,rcid,u,. nnd the flaa:nan ~ train 40.
- stntc. that a red fuse which II" ha'i
placed on tho track wns burning "hr''
IN II passed over X and ran lnin No.
II. 4 ricd investigation - ''lhs
made
The second statement. issued from the
offices q til" road. said:
"Tbc engineer on train No. IL Salu
he did not arc The automatic siEnatS ~
danger. but tina; they were clear ~hcn
he pass,-t. However. he ADMITS 'hh'
tho signal. we're set At danger when ne
wont back after the accident 10 look NJ
them. liz also states he did not see the
nasmsn OF No. i.
Til. fireman ~ freight 'hEl'"
which stood on an adjacent track said
lie Jaw the hnRmnn Of No. - Il" ha'R'
and also saw him signal No, II ~
swimming Il rcd lantern.
The towcrr7an. who had view o.
III. scene, also testified that h" saw TN"
nocr;an of No Il swinging his rod
1nntcrn and lighting 4 rcd fuse. IN"
,owcr man alao testified that tn" auto.
r,a,ic block signals were al danger anu
set against No. IL.
"Th, engineer on No. II had ci'ar
,irw for an advance nf two milrS anu II
was Il cold. clear night. The rear FHa
lights on No. j. were both burning
brightly and IN" engineer Of No. Ii IL
unable - Eirc any reason why NJ old
not Foo these marker lamps, ~"
claims ne was wide awake but also ~
unable 10 say why nc did not So" III"
oaEmnn Of No. i signaling him to stop
or tho burning fuse.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-13

With government prices or and each
plant In the scramble for the market.
peace time is asserting Itself in chaotic
conditions which are expected TO last
for the next thirty and possibly sixty
DAYS. when more settled aspect Will
give steel manufacturers n clearer view
Of .hc situation.
While some OF tho mills in the Wheel
Ing district are working full ttm". others
are running from srventy-tirc "a ninety
percent production. The Aetna Standard
which has been idle several weeks. will
resume Jan. 20 md tho new Whitaker
Glessncr plant a, Beech Bottom vii! be-
gin operations within sixty days; this
plant has cigh' sheet mills.
Practically all Of the Wheeling Stcrl
& Iron companys plants are on in full
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WE WE EVERYTHING s sad

WE HAVE 100 single white enamel
beds springs and mRttrenscs, complete,
az $50 each: Sc oak wash stands, in
good condition. at $500 each.
Two cash registers, 326 and $50 each.
ONE moving picture machine AZ $65.
TWO pool tables. $50 encn.
ONE phySIcinn's operating Table. ii
eood condition.
ONE 10, NJ Maaon Jars at &c each.
UNt lot of crooks ut Sc
ONE Angle Dial scale, $40.
ONE talking machine and eight rec
ortlE. 335.
ALSO Z large limo OF new and second
hand tools and machinery and nutomo-
Eiie EuppiIeI
SEE our largo line OF sas and coal
EtoycH.
TOOL STORE,
lco1 AVID 1899 7kAlLNr STREET.
Telsphcne Dol3L
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CUT FHIS oUT-TT Is WORTH
MOnEY

DON'T MISS THIS. Cut out this
.lrr. enclose With DC and mail ii 10
Foley i Co. 2a35 Sheffield avenue. Chi
cagu. H.. writing your PANE and nd
dress clnnrly You will receive IN r.
TURN n trinl package containing Folcy's
Honey and Tar compound. Tor coughs.
ccldr and Group: ril-y's Kidney Til!s.
for pntn in sides and back: rhcuma tism.
hacknche. kidney sud bladder ailments;
and F0lrv's Cathartic Tablets. q whole
sornc md thoroughly cleansing caihar-
tic. for onstIpatiun. hIinuEnrEs, head
ache mud sluggish bowels. Sold every
where.
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SEVERAL MILLS THAT WERE SHUT
DOWN WILL RESUME OPEHA-
TONS THIS WEEK OR NEXT.
LAUGHLH WORKS RUNNING AT
LOWEST PRODUCTION OF ANY
IN THIS SECTION NOW.
STEEL PRODUCERS MAKING NO
PREDICTIONS AS TO WORK.
MARKET TOO UNSETTLED.

: New Whitaker Glcssner plan;-Op"n
within 81 days
! Wheeling Steel & Iron Co. plants.
| Capacity.
! Yurkvilir Mill--lialf time.
! Whitaker. Gl-Ssnrr crock Plant
Operating II out nf il mills.
National Tube. Rcuwuod- plato
and five tube mills nj capacity.
Carncg!" Steel Works. Bcllaires-
Operating full time.
T.auEhln Mill. Martins Ferry
! half time.
: LaRelic Plant Of l.. &. Steel Co.'S
p"r cent OF capacity.
I.aRelle Plant q! LABEL" Iron
! WEs.. Two tin plate mills running
part time.
I.aRelis Plan. -. LaBHiir Iron
WkS.--Nail nrH:., capacity.
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RIVER TELE9RAMS
CHILD SCALDED

Wh:l* playing around tub OF hot
wa,rr. yesterday. Alph"nso Booster.
ago.! y'rarS. son If Spanish parents.
llvir.; at "32i Main street. tcl! into the
.;uh aud .rns s":"r"ly scaldnd about the
bod II" Was removed to the Wheel
I'M; hospital T.. hay" ms injuries at
icr.d"d Til" u;'l" tot was resting
Easy lns' night and wIl recover IN 4
i"W Iia.a
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sEES 1Nr1M1nATION

H'T.'. : : T'I'E =, ". VI. 'II7E. =
>;..-,.-:.; IL "a: address, 10 n" grand
jjt-.. IuLS- George i. SiHrE,>~. Of the
c.r.r!.i ,.,.ur' mad" Preferences 10
,hnr..s 'hni haze h..'." plaG" against
h,s nfii...rl acts. a. follows:
''i:.,r ,.r!.' III l'i:ll1i"lI'hr. = certain
iawl.sS ,l.m"ut '.m!"t."r"d L. inti'n:-
dat. Il uldI" h% pia"InE = b"rrh near
i.:, Ir-d"u"'. understand that GER
tam 1T ems "f IhIS lit and members
rf il ',ar have placed moral bomb
AZ Charleston II int,m!datc this court.
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Gi|mer County Objects
To Giving Territory

Special Dispatc;, To The InirlliEcrcer.
CLARkStSI re-. W. Va. Jan. i2.-Cit-
liens Of Liilmcr county in and around the
town of RnScdalr. Whirh lies on the Gill
mcr Rraxt,u county line. Will send a
COMMITTEES to Charleston this week To
prcicst against any nctinn of tho lcgsla-
turr in changing the county line so rs
include the town wholly within BraNton
county. 4 petition asking for the change
has been sent 10 the legislature ny BraN-
ton citizens Most of the town of Pose
dale lies within Iraxtnn county. inClud-
Ing the p0stuffic" and III" public school.
--RCY WAR SAVINGS STAMPS
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GENERAL NOTICES

EXTENSION OF CHARTER
TIL. NATIONAL EXCHANGE BANK
OF WHEELING
WHEELING. W. VA.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT
OFFICE OF COMPTROLLER OF THE
CURRENCY
Washington. Dec. "a. 1918.
Whereas. By satisfactory evidence pre-
scented In tho undersigned. it has been
made to appear that The National EN-
change Bunk OF Wheeling" in the City OF
Wheeling IN the County OF Ohio and
State of West Virginia. has complied
with all tn" provisions Of the Act Of
Congress ITO enable National Banking
Associations to extend their corporate
existence. and for other purposes" ap-
proved July -. 1882:
Now. therefore. l, Thomas P. Kane act
ing Comptroller OF the Currency. do here.
By certify that TIE National Exchange
Rank ni Wheeling" in the City OF Wheel
ing County Of Ohio and State OF West
Virginia is authorized TO have succession
for lh" period specified in its amended
articles OF associations: namely. until
close Of business on December is, 1898.
In testimony whereof witness my hand
and Seal OF office this Fourteenth day
OF December, 1915
Thomas p. Kane.
Acting Comptroller OF the Currency
Charter No. 5i64 Extension No. BAT.
d-1T-30t
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WANTED-Agents

wANTED-Three 5000 agents 70 sell
household necessities on the INSTALL
ment plan. Best OF goods and best OF
commissions. We pay weekly. Z. +.
Adams Co. ll40-l1I2 Main st nlr-l2-tf
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WAETED-Female

WANIEO-IflrI. apply at OHIu aIIey
News office. Walnut street.. ja-13-g
wAHTED-Girl for newspaper work.
Hours from to IL in the evening.
Applicants that can use typewriter pre-
fcrrcd. State full particulars regarding
Yourself and wages expected in letter
addressed 10: E.: CMman City Editor.
lntelli6enccr. DO not apply in person
until you have had a reply. ja.ll-tt
WANTEp--Young lady TO answer tele-
phone N general fficc. S,enoSraphes
preferred. Address Box "S9. CITY.
sa-I-j
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STOCKHOLDERS MEETING
STOCKHOLDERS MEEr1Nd.

Tho annual meeting of the. siockhold-
"rs or the Wheeling and Belmont Bridge
Company will he held 1t the. office OF
the Company on Monday. January 10.
1918, bet wccn the hours Of and o'clock
p. m. Tor the election Of Managers to
serve during the ensuing year. and the
transaction 81 such other business as
may properly come before the meeting.
JOS. LAWSON, Scc'y.
Wheeling. W. Va. Rccrmb"r 30. 1918.
d-30-t-ia-l3
stockholders Meeting.
The annual meeting -: tkc stockhold-
ers Of The Nalinnal Exchange Bank OF
Whrrl:ng. Wheeling. w Va. Will be hcid
AZ the hnnk Tuesday. January 18th.
1919. between IN" hours Of 10 a. m. and
IL a. M. for the election Of directors and
the transaction Of any other business
hat may properly he presented.
e.. ". JEFFERS.
Cashier.
nn-w~d-cri-d-!s-t-j& !1s
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DIED

TYIuE-Dn sunday. January -. i4l?
mt so o'clock Il. M. III hi. late r"%i-
lrnrc 1900 WarwOuu avenue, War
wood. SAMUEL. TYLER. N the 18Th
year u his aye.
Services at rhr rrsid"ac.. Monday "v"-
nlnr NJ url"ck. Friends iariicd
lnlcrE;cnt ~ Irnainn. Ohio.
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LOST AND FOUND

LoST-I:lgin wrjs, watch with black
ribbon attachment. on Sunday, be-
twcrn Cathedral and Tenth street or OF
Martins Ferry and y. York car. Call
2g9G-M Why. ja-l3-i'
LoST--Onc 3lx4 Weed chain, Thursday,
between Wheeling and Clinton. Cal!
Wig. 9i3. ja-l0-l
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FOR RENT

FcR RENT-Nicely furnished rooms.
modern cpnvcnienccS. in business cen
:,r Of ci:... Inquire End floor Intelligent
cor Eli;. ja-l3-tf
FOE KEiIT--une large light front room
-uG flour. Market street. steam heat.
Suilunir fer one or TWO gentlemen. VIII
-,nl inrui$h'd Dr unturniShcd. Inquire
nd floor lni"!l;gcncCr G!dg. Ja-l3-ti
ZOE gENT-AIlractive furnished front
room. modern. Price reasonable. Sit
Man street. phone ISL. Ja-l3.i
/ o. AENT-SpIend!d room bu BY ~
feet, sXy !igk,S. steam heated suitable
fur Il photograph gallery. or other busI-
ness. Located in business district close
Ia depot. Apply to Peter Boyd. Wheel
!ns lnt~lligcncer. 1865 Market street.
Wheeling. d-o-I
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stockholders Meeting.


wANTEp-Furnishc apartment b. cou-
pie without children. Apply H., care
Hotel Windsor Ja-ll-l
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bERR1TT--un sunday, january ), 1912.
a. Brighton Mass. NJ H.. HON" -: her
son. Fred l.. Merritt. EMMA +. WI"
" H. +. Nrrrttt. in The Thth year ut
her age.
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wAHTEp--Boy from North Wheeling 10
carry morning route. Apply Geo. Z.
Kline Company, IL Fourteenth ST.
ia-1S-i
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WANTED-Male

work in office. Apply Geo.-R Kline
News Company. II Fourteenth Street:
ia-l3-i
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FAnMEE-Da Sunday. January ;. 1912
"A, his homo nn Marshall street Nc
Mrchrn. cot. JAMES FARMER. aged
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WANTED-Govcrn!nc railway mail
clerk and other exams" coming every
rnrurr government examiner. prepare
YOU. Write to-day for free booklet. r.
30, Patterson Civil Service School. Ro'
chester y Y ja-13-G
WANTED-Young man as reporter on
the Intelligcnccr. Experience not nee
essary. but must be willing TO learn
and not afraid of night work: Do not
apply in person. but address: F. Calman.
city Editor. lntclligcnccr. giving "DETAILS
concerning yourself, age, salary desired.
etc. II you do not care to Work from
= in the evening until 2:30 in the morn
ing dn not apply. Ja- III
WANTEp-Two boys to learn good
trade, night work. Apply between
and 8 n. m. 10 Peter Boyd. 1ntelligenccr
office. 1905 Market ST. n-1S-II
WANTEp-THREE GOOD LINOTYPE
OPERATORS; MUST BE SOBER
APPLY FOREMAN INTELLIGEHCER.
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MISCELLANEOUS

DRESS WELL AND SAVE MONEY.
A 1,AEaE ASSORTMENT or SLIGHT
IL USED FINE OVERCoATS AND
SUITS AT GREAT BARGAINS. GAS
SELL, 1919 MARKET ST. ALSO BUY
SECOND HAND CLOTHING. c-l0-tf
PATENTS s Ss2n. i.1 E1:.:-
- u - A-A I'd. Patent s.,6
.rah"nr-rk liti9.Lvn- Booklet frUA
n. q. DUNLAP, RS1out Lawyer.
National Exchange Bank Building
Wheeling. ". VI
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Funeral services will b. hold n. his late
rraii..r.cr ru"Htay AFTERNOON 1T Z
o'clock Ent"r:nrnt III NcM"chrn ce!1l-
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BERLIN, Saturday. Jan. l1.-(By As
soci ated Press -Iieorgc Ledeb9ur ana
Ernest Myer. Independent Socialists.
have been arrested by officers and sol
dicrs The charge against them has not
been made public. Lcdebour has been
one Of the most active leaders against
the Ebert government.
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Name Of Person Charged With Taxes
and Local Description
OF Lands.
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eal estate sold in IN" Count OF OHM the nth l,csnb"r
of IN" charged thereon 1916
70. 1915. and rurchasnel by inliN nluaIs.
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-RUY WAR SAVINGS STAMPS
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-07-20
AT THE PASTINiE.

Miss Madame Traverse, the motion
picture star, was confronted with a
proposition recently that. as she tells
it, made her laugh aloud"-and
when Miss Traverse laughs aloud it Is
worth hearing.
One of her feminine admirers,
young woman in Los Angeles, who
sees every picture in which Miss
Traverse appears, wrote the star let
ter recently suggesting that she, of all
women, might wear bobbed hair--since
only a beautiful woman could afford
to bob her hair.
Miss Traverse was shocked at the
suggestion. Then she laughed.
THE type of woman who should
wear bobbed hair is the petite baby
type, not my type at all' she de-
clared.
DO you agree with Miss Traverse?
If YOU will see her emotional acting
and her elaborate gowns in when
Fate Decides" the Fox picture to be
shown at the Pastime theater today
and tomorrow perhaps you will be
able to judge for yourself why she
refused to wear bobbed hair Use
your imagination, and get an idea how
hair treated in this way would aid or
impede her emotional work.
Besides the above there will be
shown a Billy West comedy, THE
Chief Cook"
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-07-20
WELL COUNTRY CAMP
CAN CARE FOR A FEW
ADDITIONAL GUESTS

Additions to the equipment of the
Well Country camp in Tijeras can
yon made possible the announcement
by l.. w Glasebrook. editor of the
Herald of the Well Country. under
whose management the camp is being
conducted this summer, that there is
space for one or two more guests and
that in possibly n weeks time there
will be room for a number of others,
especially those who are able to walk
a little distance. as additional tents
and equipment will soon be available
a short distance from the main camp
AT this time of the year the weather
in the Sandals is wonderfully bracing,
hot weather being unknown. The
camp location is one of the prettiest
in the mountains near Albuquerque
and the view from the main building,
taking in as it does the entire sweep
of the south side of Tijeras canyon,
including Cedro canyon. is magnifi-
cent.
The equipment of the camp has
been greatly increased. owing to the
generosity Of the camps friends in
Albuquerque. Considerable housing
facilities have been added and an au-
tomobile has been purchased to carry
passengers, mail and supplies to and
from the camp.
Application for admittance should
be made to DR.. Evelyn f. Frisbie,
313H West Central avenue, who is in
charge of admissions. The camp is
conducted as an activity of the edi-
tors of the Herald of the Well Coun-
try, the control being vested in a
board of six citizens of Albuquerque.
The camp, so far as finances are con-
cerned, is run upon mutual basis.
the rate per person depending upon
the total cost.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-07-20
At TIE lyric.

The Lions Den" the latest Metro
play in which Bert Lytell is starred,
will be the feature at the Lyric theater
today and tomorrow
This is the second story from the
pen of Frederick Grin Bartlett, the
noted author. in which Bert Lytell
has appeared-the first being THE
Spender," a production which caused
countrywide Acknowledgement for it's
unusual charm. Both these stories
first became popular through the me-
dunn of the Saturday Evening Post.
THE Lions Den" tells of a young
clergyman who desires to save the
boys of his flock from the evils of
the street by offering them, instead,
well equipped club. How his pro-
ject seems doomed to failure through
the lack of funds. and his ultimate
decision to enter the lions den of
commerce" and earn the money him
self are incidents which make a play
of unusual strength and human APP.
peal. 1t is tense with gripping mo-
ments though generously lightened
by flames of humor distinctive to
the young actor. There is also a ro-
nance of charm and beauty which
crowns the efforts of the young cler-
gyman with deserving happiness.
Mr.. Lytell is surrounded by a cast
of noteworthy players among whom
are Alice Lake, Joseph Kilgour, Ed
ward j. Connolly, Augustus Phillips,
Howard Champion, Seymour Rose,
Alice Rowland and Mother Anderson.
The play was directed by George D.
Baker.
There will also be shown an inter-
esting two-reel comedy. b.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-07-20
FIRST CONGREGATIONAL
CHURCH.

Corner Coal and South Broadway.
Harold S. Davidson, PHI. D., pastor.
Res., GIL N. Eighth. Phone, 1999-J.
Sunday school at 9:45 a. m. ii. l..
snyder, superintendent
Morning service at / o'clock. The
church is very fortunate to secure for
the first Sunday of the pastors holt
day Mr.. Joseph r. Wilson. who will
speak on The Inmtable Prayer"
Mr.. Wilson is one of the leading at
torneys of the city, and a very able
and interesting speaker. The special
musical features are: Prelude. Pre-
mde' (Ashford); offertory, "Adagio
Religioso' (Oester); bass solo by
Mr.. Dunn.
AT O'Clock Prof Landers gives the
second of his Interesting lectures in
his series. Psychology Applied to
Everyday Life" His subject this
evening is. The Psychology of View
point" These lectures, which are
given under the auspices of the c. II.
society, are open to all who care to
profit by them. Drop in.
At 1880 p. m, evening service con-
Quoted by the c. Il. society. Subject,
THE Winning Eight
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-07-20
Now at the "B" Theater.

plays n distinctly different role in "a
Regular Fellow"
This is the title of his most recent
production, now being shown at the
Ideal theater. In this new comedy
from the pen of Daniel Carson Good
man. he essays the role of n woman
hater, who pursues the very girl he
is running away from in his efforts to
escape from the fair sex
After travelling as a stowaway on
the boat with her from Buenos Aires
to New York, he unexpectedly be-
comes involved in the plot of a gang
of thieves to rob the heroine of her
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-07-20
AT THE .R."

Marguerite Clark's new Paramount
picture, Lets Elope," perturbation
of Fred Jacksons famous farce, The
Naughty Wife" which was a hit in
New York in November, 1917, is filled
with action from start to finish and
provides Miss Clark with one Of the
best roles in which she has been seen
since She became screen star. Let
Elope' will be shown at the "B' to-
day and tomorrow.
Miss Clark is seen as the somewhat
neglected wife of an author who finds
relaxation in the society of an unscru-
pulous young man who wins her con-
sent to elope with him. When the hus-
band learns of the affair he takes a
hand in subsequent proceedings, with
the result that the elopemcnt is frus-
trated and the foolish young wife
brought to a full realization of her re-
sponsibilities in the premises ana she
finds that she loves her husband AFTER
all.
There is much enjoyable comedy in
the various situations that are devel-
oped as the action proceeds. FRANK
Mills plays opposite Miss Clark and
the cast generally is one of the high
est merit. The scenarist was RATHER
inc Reed and John S. Robertson di-
rected.
An episode of "The Tigers Trail
and Current Events reel will also
be shown.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-07-20
FIRST METHODIST EPISCOPAL.
Corner Lead ana South THIRD.
Charles Oscar Reckmnn Pastor

Sunday school at 9:45 a. m. ID. A.
Porterfield, superintendent
Lynn II. Fox, secretary of the Y. NJ.
c. A.. will occupy the pulpit at II
a. M. Subject: Three Weeks Ahead
of Starvation" Anthem, Tighten
Our Darkness (Shepard).
Come out and hear an up-to- date
man on an up-to-date topic.
Epworth League at p. m. Mrs.
Llewellyn Putsch. leader.
Prayer meeting Wednesday at s..
m, Samuel Kay, leader.
> A cordial invitation to all the sery-
ices in your Fathers house.
No evening service at church.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-07-20
CAMPAIGN TO HURT
SERBIA IS ALLEGED

F9I HNFTFITEV IOOT'E'r 0' IN-1''r ITH1-O '7T"tI
Washington, July ia campaign
by Hungarian, Austrian and Bulgar-
ian propagandists to mislead Amerl-
can public opinion as to conditions In
the Balkans in charged in a cablegram
from Premier Koroshetz of the king
dom of the Serbs, Croats and Slovaks
made tonight by the information bu-
reau here.
Among the stories declared mislead-
ing or entirely untrue are stories of
bloody combat in southern Montene-
gro, and internal trouble in Bosnia
The premier declares an attempt is be-
ing made ito rouse public opinion IN
America against Serbia" and to mis-
lead the Jugo-Slavs living in the
United States and to induce them to
make protests"
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-07-20
THE CHURCH OF CHRIST.
Elders: II. A. Tulley, j. ii. Prime,
A /, Morris

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