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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-08-10
WH|SKEY IS THE
CAUSE OF WRECK
Arrest If GAINESVILLE Men to Fo44o" aS
Result Of Accident.

NOV. Hudson Sur"r-SiX touring car
a. 10y 'h,.ir,. smashed UP was founI
,:, ,,.,l, 'lem,mE by sheriff Osborn six
I,'.i%~ w., # st. rIa!rsvllle II IS
.h5use ~, IA" drivcr Of the EN- mer nm
a. eainE ~ god rat" Of SnGGn WIZ" t,,,o
IL, l,~' control running the maSh'"e '"''
'''T Nn"n The ar was found n" license
,ag. had been taken off and other pdrts
IF the rar hld boon removed. nF 'ntnn
hc,,.e was found near IN" IN 1i"S snne
.,rt,.r ., n~n 1:no had contained s"Ii'r
,,r,-l., .r:. Iri IN" Belmont county
%G,.S. 70 mvcs,t=al| ana af,.r sGar"h
.,y Ter som, ,.no found a barrel ana
In, quarts o. wh.sh|% in th% "G +" TN
Tho Vet goods va rtlnoh,,HI |" s,m,.
,,h;,b the sta;e officers were not':'t
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-08-10

ard thew are expected tn arrive some
Int~ r. take care ~ The case
Sheriff Osborn whi." talking 70
r.nrasnntatlvs Of Tho Inteligencer ~
,.Icnhonn last evening stated that fr.H
somc clue ne had found that the ma
chine was tho property Of two foreign.
rrs Of HaresvijlA and that before III"
na chine had been smasnHH up IL was
i,,1nd with booze. He also stated that
one Of them stood guard over the ma
cTi,c while thu other Went to St
f;airsvill> garage where they obtained
another machine and got most Of III"
booze 10 their homo town.
Tho sheriff would not give out the
~ Tho men but Il is thought thai
tho state authorities will make arrests
in fr'' The next couple Of days. in hop. o!
hrcaking up the practice. II Is th'Ssht
mat the wet goods was gotten from
JisttIIcry in Pennsylvania.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-08-10
B|G PROPERTY DEAL At FULTON
BY WHEELING MOLD { FOUNDRY

20 make ar ctSNr tnnr ~ So 'nac all
he houses W. D. ou: o. the high
wM.er .EorI VII r" started on THIS
n. some i.rae ;hiS week
Thu fa"r1r'oS 81 this large company
is located directly across Wran'iuE
.""e. all VII Do ycrv "ouvnn'cH' -
:,,,' N" employees will u" all" u s"
homo T." 'hn.r meals.
1t has also bcnn stated that ths com
rAnv - crowded n their main faC'ories
and tho arr figuring on also moving
the ocrr"rn shops on some Of this 'rac'
rf land 81 that II will gre them NOR"
rnor for the larg- orders which they
Ea,o Il, the present time.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-08-10
THREE ACRES OF LAND SOLD TO
grG EAST END FOUNDRY co.
Eurnorel that Number OF HOUSES VIII
Be Erected Thereon.

Tire wheeling Mold and Foundry ooH'-
7any % this ct;y closed deal EeSseT
"a. s'eru"on through ina, FnI''7 FANS
Ia. ,.f.,r c-rra'rs nv"r " arrNS - tn
49, - rulton r"r par - Greater
Wp.ar.rc TA,e 1,-"" - property vas
formerly owrAd ~ tnH FC'eSmuto hr;rS
and has = fron,1E" of SO f"e' IN INH.
-. sr-~", ard runs back % hHe! .,.i
ar,-,.,- ra:f for tbs valuable piece .:
land vas not made public
T. has been r'irIor"d about thai Sc
TN tia. -" Wheeling Mold and Four
,..sor,nrt houses on the grounds f0r the
purpose Of Housing some q their en-
p,oYes and families.
~ account Of the high wato- zach
ms this place the company Is planning
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-08-10
JOHN P, ARBNz BEING
BOOSTED BY PYTH|ANS
Eon. Sacu B. Montgomery - Also At
oendtlg Session.

Hon. John P Arhenz and lanes
Beans Of this city are al Minneapolis.
MINI. where th"y are attending the
grand lodge meeting ~ the Knights 81
Pyth!aS q the United states. which -
in session there this week
Word was received <"om national
h~adouartors stating that the West
Virginia delegation IS surrcrt.nE Mr..
Arbenz. who Is candldat" for SUI
rreme vice chancellor IN The Pyth!am
organization,
Another prominent Vest Virginia
man who - attending these meetings
is Samuel B Mont goucry Of Charles
ron
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-08-10
WATER RATE HEARING

Charleston. w Va. Aug. e.-Hear'ng
u.as 20" sef hv The public service commits.
sion for September u in the appircH'i" ~
r. The charleston Water comraIn'
,,hnricston for increased rates. INT aP'
r,icatinn was received dtooaS'
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-08-10

F%rsr tHars s ,0Ul 80 gay ~"
second Class Scout That's n"'hlrg I
,an play the husl". tho N."ur ara ~"
b1rio.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-08-10

rOW many women are happy
n in their kitchcno To how
many does the housewives
workshop hold anything but
drudgcry'
Two million American women
~-who own Hoosier Kitchen
Cabinets-hayc complete mas
terry Of their kitchen work.
They consider the HooSicr the
most practical lahor-savcr, be-
cause il aboiiSheS old-timc
STOPPING, reaching, standing
and walking about that makes
kitchen work 50 wcariSomc.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-08-10

r. 10 your 'lloi'C VI Wv
oA Hoosier in your home.
During this special sale we
deliver any model upon an ini-
Iial payment Of 81 and the
small weekly or monthly pay
mcnts soon take care Of the bal
ancc of the Hoosicr's very mod
crate price.
Don't be a slave to a hot
kitchen another day. Come IN
NOW and get YOUR HOOSlER.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-04-13
SUPERVISORS
TO GO TO AMES
Proposed Primary Road System VIII
Be Discussed and Board Mem
be-s viii Take Part in
Meeting.

FORT MADISON, April 49, A.
Eammerer, A T. Crnnkshank and
G. E Maxwell. members OF the Lee
county board OF supervisors. anG
County Engineer NJ T. Mcfarland
left last night for Ames. Iowa, where
they will meet the state high say
commission today to take up tie
proposed primary road system for
Lee county.
Considerable discussion over the
proposed system for the county has
taken place and petitions to have
the proposed route changed have been
sent to the board by both the farm
ers of West Point and Denmark.
both OF which towns desire to be IN
cluded In the system for the county.
Present plans Of the system do not
include either Of the towns and en-
tirely misses the northern part of
the county, the residents OF that por-
ton state. 1t is thought that some
definite action will be taken at the
meeting today.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-04-13
DEATH VALLEY
is MADE SAFE


Los ANGELES. Calf. April h
Death VaIEsTr oncs the terror OF the
traveller II Tie s1EEawesE and TIE
lat resting place OF many early day
Eras9eeGars = beng made safe Eor
travel sosE day and night
Taz5 ers1va2se barriers 10 human
progress has oee1 conquered Or the
automobile EEs ErafkIess waste Of
Sand Eaa ben sIguposEed and it,
a4z.1el wagEEhGEas marked by Uncle
sam Not coareaE with merely Eas-
Zg the desert easy to cross for tras-
sLlsEs II daylight. the Automobile
club az southern California * going
farther and e placing signs Il such
manner that Ehe rays q headlights
from passing machines VIII fail UPON
them and guide the night toErlst 2.
safely and surely as the day travel
Fer.
TEs Automobile eIab also VIII sign
post al lateral routes o. the famous
Death valley district Ineiu6ed In
the sign posting being done viii be i
complete set OF road signs directing
tourists 10 picturesque Palm canyon,
On the edge OF the deserT-one OF the
z1oss unique spots IN the world This
Oasis IL the sandy wastes is 20 be
made . national monument by the
Its distinctive feature
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-04-13

MAY WITHDRAW
Actisn cf Soar. ir Underwriting
EsterctsXrcs7 Msrls povenert
Expenses TO &c Reviewed
keokGS Church interested

PreabYterIanz are asking for ~
4 Investigation OF the underwriting @
Ehe expenses Gg che I-cer-cnlrct
( world Movement The action wa.
/ taken al the meeting Of Gle p-escg
I Eery AZ 5I- Louis YsaLers.aY. E1s
4 Westminster church OF AeSallk Aaz
1 written Ear information at tne afEs.U
/ EF the st. Louis cEgl-gh acGcrG4ng ID
the 1aElGwI-Z from tie Ct LOUIS
Gioee Democrat
An overture requesting ryle E,-asnF
tartan general assembly To review
the aGrss1n CT the szecu-IVs enUnlzss-
sIGG relative To underwriting Eae sx.
Eelzss IL the LnEsrcn1-ra Wcrft
sEavaulerr' was presented 70 the 81
LOUIS pa-sahHrerF yesterday ~ a
ef1rmlCEsf= appointed EGr thar g,E-
pose
EE was considered arEI VIII be acted
lpcl Ar the fal spring meeting OF Ens
pres y-ssly April ~ The ,eunnri1res
eana1stS " Few W. L Hoover or
zSaiasH church Rev Dr. G. a EaZ-
aerr OF t-1rga HIGHWAY CElurEh, Rev
Dr. ,lsnl AagIFGr ct 5ecnna. church
A. NJ Raslss and J. r. PARKS
Caa1I11caE11r4 from various
Sources IN Ene with EzEs cverrlre
w=rE Rad 5F Rev Dr. H MaslE
sFaEss. clerk CT Tie pr.saFIEry- The
PIIEsiGrg- EF7i-f EresayIzrv SAM 4
that "a iietnr 1rvrss1
Re s.s1E ny ne Ersa5FTerisss I'd Lns
general assembly. canceruz1g ta-
action Gf the executive commission
n z-s1lug the expenses CT the
Il esrGI.-gil aaaagEE-arl
0ra=r efsZl-lEln is.:REiGra rava asc-sss-
LLg e-1InnsnE On al agGitsn -1zL.z, hy a.
vgts IT II 10 Il the 5E Louis crs-
3EesrTr March Wien the rrsaEyrerv
Expressed Is7it ~ opposed 10 the
L EFsrgEtacsE. NGTsrIEl- because O.
'=ZrrzFzgdlt financial expenditures
RS very Ia-wE tsrgs CT yGrEsrz end
less t1agIrI1ssr conferences and cau-
Eel-icrS vIGE delegates rsasct1E1-g Fr1sl
TIE EEu7lzss11tS whose expenses ara
pad 5y the movement and also IL
'E1orE2CsZEH expenditures far rental q
24EE1lEges III View EarE~ and -Tes rza mi
af a1aacS1g the a1Gr sue1E III r5g-r.
.E,s= sa-eaEed No Mans Land ire
8Tz-e-lle1G Vas also z-a1s Il tas rasc-
.sI1la1s tssE Eas 1scveEezE Lad -Gcf-
EstEE wfrEcu- tE= cfiE-c7-. and II
a.zss1tii2Ezzg sGzFf1 ErzEserGs1E.s a-1zdr-
-D1Ea AMI obligations t-aE Z h1s be-
so1-s 3 peril 20 TIE c9zCreh EEseEs
AgDEaFzI OF tEzs expression ws-
eat yesterday from TIE TEEswata-
sEz.s-E presagrsEF and frEEa Rev. III.
" W. R-1sz@l, pastor OF s. ,F1sass
oress5T ger1zE cEErca IN Bs-EaEry.
Tslz1 Dr. Russell wrote,
II say z1@n and amen 20 tta acsfcn
r6sI have E-SE taken II connection
VIII the In-sTel1rca World Move
-ls.-Ir- FrDZa EAe s-1TEl that seems 70
- EwsepEg oTsr the country, Etfzn
Eozze action VIII likely be taken At
sEzE EeE- general assembly
. L Lester was also read TO the sEes-
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-04-13
They Have AS N-e- A15Ess
merit and E1se-as.E1--ezr "a
the Larger FrzssrlsI
Orders
TO REPLACE The GANGS
Result Of Y.sM. C. A Work Tx
tended to All KeogIlk Boys
Without Charge and Fare
About SEau1led L,

~-There ara several ThEa-sfl6 1aTs
IA Eeokak, g6os. and Eafr rieEi ald.
poor, industrious and lazy, and every
enc Of then, is as active zs--a.s seLgEss
as--starEeG Il 7 can TANK Of aayrsrIl 9.
a. active IA z real Boy. Sad he6-'
xuK naan tais r.or151g
sWef, there's enough 80 swamp
the r. II G.. g. vEen il set our 10
offer activities to az --s Boys 1T
Eeosr4k rega -G.5sss q location IL
town, standing &c parsrtzy Or any
tfEag else. said another alIz, "a-lst
wfaea tf.eY undertook 70 keep ali rEs-
roY: rtlo came to them b3LsT-weEE t.
IL I. Joke ea thea, f5r taGy arg shsn--
5rgely swanl5esf and have 20 DO haC'
o. enlargement 10 take care % Tie
EoYs they have On hand.
The Y. NJ G. T. aGfles EssiossssS
mar eacA Gf these He1 was crrr1-
sorateG bY ire secretary. Es r=esez.
OF Il sas Of A97EEss, the s5!sss4.cs GE
rIfcf fs. tE2r changes n--sE be mate
I'm The hg.4I6lr.z CO give the Boys more
room there, even when eaeL grc5t1
conses shere ezIy ssogE c1cs we@s-
" nj G. A. seersEzvJea Ike 20
Yattle of terms technical 81 5fsfr
work taat r2.ean ssr1ss1.rry entirely
different in the dictionary ana or@S-
rary earyerafsoa, 80 tSgs cre vas
asked
~Jgs5 wEar is 4 sr5r5-
soaa. a.S =eFf1ss--5o C}11as
Ffe Gesr4S the word II aSsF11t twG (
columns Of facts soF1r3L-- Ike TIE
reror~ ~ an eBeeLgcx By warGsr and 4
Sta ii ali were sEese fse1s>
The Maso-s szG Els ~! Odd Fek~ !
lows and Knights ~ Cosez1sSE.s and .
Modern Trooc.aen and Kaag1grs 81 4
Pythfas have B1tfas.g OF the Boys II 4
Keoxak and raeir frs-srzaG e-gs1izar
tj0nss 9
Scattered over tGEn are 2 J6c q +
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-04-13
SALEM.

Benajah Frazier, an aged and es.
teemed citizen of Salem, ,tpassed
away at his home in the east part
funeral was held from the Friends
church at 2 o'clock Wednesday after
noon Services were conducted by
Miss Viola Smith, assisted by Miss
Florence Baker. Interment was in
the Friends cemetery.
Davis Rhodes passed away at the
home Of his son, William Rhodes,
east of town, Sunday. Arrangements
for the funeral have not been COM
pIeted.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. A. Mogel and Miss
Nell Mogel returned from LOckridge
Friday. They had been selling out
a stock OF merchandise at that place
for Philip Brody.
Following few days. visit with
his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Da-
wilson, William Davidson returned
to Marshalitown.
Ross Cramer and Mrs. Anna Stan.
ley departed for Rock Island. Ill.
after attending the funeral Of Perry
Brown.
Mrs. J. c. Fisher is visiting her
mother. Mrs. Copock, at Sloan
Springs. Ark
W. e. Simkin was at Keokuk on
Tuesday and Wednesday, serving on
the federal grand jury.
The Rev. Mr.. Vincent, of North DE-
kota. preached at the Congre gational
church Sunday morning and evening.
Mfr. and Mrs. Jay Long are the
proud parents of baby hoy horn
April i.
Mark Kirkpatrick is home from
Keokuk.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-04-13

o. y. Knight. OF Mount Pleasant.
was transacting business at this
place Thursday.
Easter programs were enjoyed at
the NJ. E. and the Congregational
churches on Sunday.
A number OF relatives and friends
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-04-13

is the presence OF ancient palms Of
weird beauty. standing IN straight
rows. apparently planted by the hand
of man but antedating history OF the
first human beings IN this section
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-04-13

hgLE-v t-uE ne First Westminster
Presbyterian church n keoauk.
Iowa a-sEi.r Esr further tnsaruza Ifea
- "a this ErsscgEer's action
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-04-13

gathered at the Sam Barton nom on
Saturday and assisted Mr.. ana .s M
Barton in the celebration OF ".
twenty-fifth wedding anniversary.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-04-13
BOYS CLUBS FORMED ALL
OVER KEOKUK ARE ACTIVE

5cgs' zzsrG fellowship clubs, which q.
HEsdsuT instead Of giving 4 Ganee,
IIeer IN resz1lIar session II some room
iur -ssfsryi ting tie Masonic. temple,
lie 0df Fsilaxs building sHsz E Esssssszsss
1u12e-zE. n e. Aa1lGln-. dr tha r
p building auI tlsgr have "a many
ana. as Interesting sessions IA the
Elss- even though hey 20 noe over
work The band
5aysf cSS@1z THAT Ar. M1r GsrsE.
Tne expenses &C these bagS c3Igiss
ind the general overhead Is DsZzG 5g
tae r. M c. H. WHICH also Has a dr.
eGy representative N sacr one
Every enc CT These boys assccSz
cinus sca1te-sd Gvar town Ia Eepr
waat a real BoT WAITS il 10 b. and
ar the sa1.e SiETs. g1cG American eiEL
zsnSil5 ss-a1eL no eCaer zioE.--I4
aspc 20 the fore
CIcs wesGr sEuIa sns az these
c3l1s--5EEs secretary called them
uSs--es1n1es I'd EEs r. II c. III
sgEsIss4ag and las the time of t1sE-
young EvssA
Esen vsah mat dET[ssor af rz-e n
the a's7ldl1g, tle 5oEs SWARM there
every Eig1r &c al s<-sl- FzzsE- ghrsa1-
ems 20 Burst CUT The walls
HE 1lcsE important aamg aEs5tI-
these boys faIa5s. not seated EF me
secretary WIKI his eE1ge-s-z ten y1I5
IT the word xr1Ep sE1 reefsgIz-et. By
any Newspaper nisz1 az experience *
they arg aaE galEs and & ru1G Slid
sTI1gzs FOR the gangs drag arr Els
astIrss=sss-gssrranz f5E criminals 4 mGsE
ry-Tzg
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-04-13
Reduce eiflh Happily

usa faEsss or or KoREIH. follow direc-
tons o: K1ss.n U7tera ;hErerf;h: become
5!sl1sey. healthier, atfracsfve. et7!ent: LIVE
I0HGEg' Sold BY srey drpsss-.I. Inrlnfinz:
{ Wilkinson Z Co. McGrath Bros Drug
y Co. J. r. Kiefaiseh & Son, Scot. <
4 o'Rsiiiy. E R. Camp, EngeIhard; & Co. I
ssd u sssc druggists sssry~asts who Vim
y szDoiy 1oa with genuine OIL OF EoREIS.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-09-14
ANNoUNCENIIsNT.

\ Primary Grade School will be
opened at 1t. Johns Guild Hall under
the direction Of Mrs. ". a. Bradford.
Parents wishing to enroll their chill
drcn can consult with Mrs. bradford
mornings from . to 1880 at the
school.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-09-14
People You
Know
Radiator repairing. ouickei Auto Co.

IhhNihtoT fNpuithiEs Quichcl AUTO w.
j. A. Cooper. president OF the
Mountainair State bank, Is In Albu-
querque today. He came over to
Cooper Motor Co, which he will
drive back.
Mrs. Theodore Salisbury woolsey.
Jr.. and children will arrive tomorrow
for n stay 81 several weeks. Albuquer-
que was the former home of the
Moolscys when MIR. Woolscy was dis
trict forester. Mrs. Woolaey will join
him In the south after her visit here.
Bert wetmore. lieutenant governor
Of the I.agunn Indian pueblo Is re-
turning home today in n new Chevro-
let car purchased from the Cooper
Motor company.
Miss Mary Alice Boyd will leave
on the Limited tomorrow for Los
Angeles where she will spend the
winter. Miss Boyd will take n course
In library training at the public
library In Los Angeles. She was form-
erly In the home service office of the
Red Cross In charge OF transient sol
diers.
Mr.. and Mrs. Victor Higgins OF
Taos arrived In the city yesterday
to spend several days. Mr.. Higgins
is n well known artist OF the Taos
colony.
Sig Abraham OF I.aguna II an Al
huquerque visitor today. lie came
In to contract with the Cooper Motor
g.. company for the sale of Chevrolet
automobiles and trucks in his section
OF the country.
Howard Dennis. a former unlver-
sity student and d.. j. T.. Liable OF
Chicago were visitors In the city to-
day on an automobile trip through
the southwest. Mr.. Dennis lives In
Clovis. lie will graduate In medicine
from the University OF Illinois this
year. lie Is n member of Pi Kappa
Alpha fraternity at the university.
Louis Conneii. son OF Walter Con-
nell, has gon TO South Bend, Ind,
to attend Notre Dame university.
Victor Miller and Norman Main.
students ut the State University, have
returned for the winter semester.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-09-14
Gets Along Without
Horse for 10 Years,
Now Wants Il Back

Could you get along without your
horse for rs years?
This In what a man Of Ranches dc
Atrisco did and now he wants his
horse. Hunick Leonardo appeared
before Judge W. w. Mcclellan this
morning and told a story of woe. He
said his uncle had bought n horse
from his brother years ago. His
brother he said bought II from n man
In Old Albuquerque. The horse Mt
h n time he said was seven years old.
According to Leonardo the man liv-
ing In Itanchos de Atrlsco, declares
the animal was stolen from him lS
years ago. Leonardo says the horse
being 25 years old is not much good
any more but he says he doesn't like
to see his uncle have to give II up.The
Judge told the man there was nothing
for him to do but await court pro-
ceedings IL the man should decide
to fight for the horse.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-09-14
Supper Table
Gossip
swopc. tho battery man. ga n. suh.

swopc. tho battery man. ia N. 4uh.
The Good Cheer club win meet ut
the home or Mrs. Frank Mcvey. bi2
North Eleventh street, "wednesday
afternoon At $40 o'clock.
Temple Lodge No. Q, A. f.. a A. NJ,
will hold a special communication
this evening at 1880 o'clock in tho
Masonic Temple for the purpose OF
comforting the Il. A. and +. c. de-
grees. All Masons are Invited.
Claude Brnshers was lined $50 IN
police court this morning on ue
charge OF not having n drivers license
and also on the charge OF driving his
ear by a street car when II was taking
ON aud discharging passengers,
A party OF auto tourists In charge
OF sidney Well went to Santa Fe this
morning to attend the fiesta. They
will distribute cards advertising the
Harvest Festival.
born to MIR, and Mrs. Guy l.. Rog-
ers. a boy.
The employees OF the federal board
for v%ocatiopnl training will hold n
picnic supper In T1jeras canyon to-
night. The party will leave the
Chamber OF Commerce building at
1850 o'clock.
Members Of the Albuquerque Mo
t~orcyclc club will meet tonight at
the Chamber OF Commerce to make
plans for providing races for the
Harvest Festival.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-09-14

Horace w. Keenan,. Albuquerque;
Reba Conner, Albuquerque.
Seth A. usuy, Albuquerque; Eliza
beth Howiey. Albuquerque.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-09-14

Dr. Harris Announces the opening
OF offices at 1902 North Third street.
Hours 10 to ~ u. M, and 2 20 4 y. m.
Onlcp uhonc 9g2.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-09-14

Introductory Tire sale. Schlci's.
2f5 n. Eourti, Street.
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Santa Fe Buys Block
On East Central
For Sanatorium

Tho members OF the board Of the
Santa Fe hospital association. who
were In Albuquerque yesterday look
ing over sites for n Santa Fe aanator-
ium. concluded their days work by
purchasing n block on East Central
avenue for the institution.
The ground purchased In on the
south side Of Central avenue west
OF the Presbyterian nanatorium and is
bounded on the south by Highland
park. The ground waa purchased
from j. +. Luthy. Az stated In yes
tcrday's Herald the construction of
the institution IN to begin within the
noXt six months and In to cost more
than S20O, 900.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-09-14

Who sets the moral
code? Man or woman?
See "Th Amazing Wo-
man." starting today at
the Ideal Theater.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-09-14

Mrs. Elizabeth A. Bradford will nc
ccpt n ImltcI number of vocal pupils
at 81. Johns Guild Hail, S. Fourth 1t.
For appointments for lessons address
las Yale Ave, or call at studio morn-
ings. Pure Italian method taught.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-09-14
DEATHS

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Delathe. so
wears old. died last night at his home.
He came here from Escaman. Kansas,
several days ago for his health. The
body was taken to Strong Brothers
undertaking rooms where II will be
held pending instruction from rela-
tvps in Escaman.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-09-14

Saddle Horscs-BEiL'~-rnous as.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-09-14
CoIORADo FAIR AT PUEBLO.

Colorado state fair will he held here
September ~ TO September "a, and
II was announced today that the
entries Of livestock exceed those Of
any other year. Forty acres OF
ground hav been purchased by the
state and added 10 the fairgrounds.
The federal department OF agricul.
ture has entered a display that will
cover 1000 feet OF space. demonstrate
ing every branch Of its service.
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Ex-S Service Man Held
In Big Bond Theft

VALDOSTA. Ga, Sept. 14.-Rufus
Knight. a veteran of the world war,
was arrested last night at Homer
vile, Ca, In connection with the
theft Of liberty bonds from mail
pouches on a Southern Railway train
near Cornelia, Ga, several days ago,
The sheriff at bonneville states
that liberty bonds and New York ex-
change representing a total OF t29b,-
793 were found in knights suit case.