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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-08
After Vacation Pool
Your DIHCOI0rcd Skin

Women returning fr"In ih' n"""lh" 80
country With hr"wn'd I"hi"n"h 80 f'' .
Ird nj inH win he WlHt IL IU"'n"hl"''h
taking ip iI,, ur'i'"lp'd w"H l''''h""'
weather h.nI'n -hln h"h boot '"'"' "H
fu, un amount ~ 'h'nuiIiylnr WI owe
mako, ~ iIutIy !" I""h ~ Ii hh''"'.
sn (, 81 ,nri,fi wry I" rliCd Ih' h'rI"II'I
,,uI,Ir In VIM ~" Treatment ""Hr'''''
I,uI ia, vns nu bofui, i'iIIl uH. 40 t"n
would ,nid cream "ud 'Iu"' " "H "'A'
,unrnIns with wnIIn ~ni"I MI"n'" r"'
.II,I,H 81 H,a,f nh IL pool "H h"| w 10Y
rIadunIIy phnvInr H." hrhlIh}. y""'hi"l
pLlu beneath Hu,i 'iin'n 81 i'''' "l'"''
was uhInlunll' ~ ""y III "H "'"''' !"
nu,,urh IU ,uaL" "nV hl"""l"'"h - "l''
tad ,,,,uuI, Sluu ,I'"I whlI" ""h H"''"F
an Ito n,ilun /" ~" p"nil" -" h"'" ~
, .uaad nnd lho f"." elbow" -" ''"'" "i
ii-
uu,uIuE boat htlI"Il"n "'"hH ~"
an, mo n,I,h w,InhI' '"nh"'" 'h"' w"
daily ua. 81 ~" f"ll"wlnr ""''l"r"l
TAME. IuiInn ~ IIIn s""h"u u" h'Hh'F ~"
,Ia,IIr I'uwdrrrd n"s"lll", """ ""'"".
.iIr.nIv.,, IL Witch hrg"l. """ h"l' h'n'
Il.od nn u fa'" hath 'hlr !" "r''"'''
,IuLI. ,ou,"v", mud pioV""llv"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-08

OF the city manager yesterday after a
two weeks vacation.
Gale Hamilton OF harrisburg. la. Is
sIe ndinH Il few days here.
Judge Alan Robinson Of this city and
hia tNVu sisters. Misses Lucy and Ellen
Itubinson. have returned To Wheeling
from "a prolonged motor trip, during
which they paid II visit 10 '"iuI"hun. ..
and buckeye Lake.
MIR Jna"ph hChaerror. chief engineer
for the lIuhI A Nc company. OF 'I"Nc
land. ONO, In hpendinE lew d")h at
tho state raIT.
m,s walt. |I",y, h"s ,',","s" ="
IIIna orIuIIvon At Dig
M g. Il Itrnlno, ~ spending "a Tow
days al Now Y"rh 'Iiy. looking nIi'r
hu siuoH1 IuailoTa
william nurI"u. 81 tho Ialuud. Itn
yruloThaY f"I I'IiIHhufah. Ia wh"I" ho
viii spand TOW daYa lho guest 81 rol"
Ilvoh
Wurron T. Church. prsro Representa-
1.-Two Of tho Missouri STAT" tn" lnHui
nnde company. returned I" his h"in"
yostorhny, aft"r making lrlU I"
Youngstown and other ohio clifton
". NJ WhRloy. state deputy prohibit
,lon comIniSHl"ncr Ia spending To-"
days In III" central part 81 III" Hlnt".
looking inter business nattorH
Miss Catherine ward. 81 Chicago.
III. In In tho city for IA TOW days tho
guest Of locnl relatives.
Attorney Henry A. Noltc. will return
to his homo today after spending n
few days ut Point Pleasant. where no
delivered n Labor lay Hddr"Hs
Russell burst. or Pittsburgh. Pa.
was Il business caller In the city ycs,cr-
day.
Hon Wells GOodykoontE. Williamson.
Mingo county. Will arrive la the city
today to attend the state fair
GTovcr Davis. OF New MartlnHVlllr,
In spending n few days IN the CITY look
Ing after buHinesh matters
Ward baker or Rlhtrrsvillo, In In the
city for few dHys Attending tho nlhto
fair.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-08
BRILLIANT LIGHTING
FOR The VENETIAN
CARNIVAL AT RIVER

At meeting held at IutorAide Park
Yesterday, the ""InmIllr" on rrhrIal NJ
for TIA" NcnItihn water 'hT'
nI,nl which VIII ihhe rln'" on inc ''N''
raI,udnl '.'nlnE. Nj fdwhid finhH
h,Iu, die, Guessed Win ~" '"innItI'" Ih"
I..ntnIi,r I.Innn T"I identifying ItlN"r
rIh. InIh ihr"urh 90 'l''IIl' lIEh'
IuE r.. h",u' ~hl'i VIA frni"I" ih"n"""'ih
81 rIrI,iI, lIHhin uudrI I"pnn"H" hh"h'H
IiunIInr Ia ,n"rurl"n WIN h." seen "v"'
the baud stand nnh rrrnh"'n "'"nh
,vhi,h VIII ho r'ro,,"h f"r IL" iuhIi""
JtInrtra 81 tiphIy v"I''r and A" hnnnII
fuI oil hon, 81 d''"Inil"nn f"I IL" Irlnhl
rhnro oI"nE th' Trout 'iv'r han boon ""i
IIurd ,m,Irr Iho diI"'Ii"m 81 Nj !""ig"
Iuiy
Arrangements ~" r'"rr"r"inR "pl"n
hIdIv Tor tho uron'uirIi"n 81 "nN OF lh"
mont rInhornI" and improuHiyo Hp""-
in,lou whhh Inns "v"r boon wIin"HH"d
here md nrrnngctn'uIu mo h"luE mnd"
hy tho ,unniIi"c. hu'h'h by III" It"-
iury club. Tor preventing r"nhfknhl"
muVicnl program. ont "T doors, most "I
II In Eir"rstidc l'nIk
An imrurnu" crowd viii j." nhlC to
view the rpc,tn"Ir FROM IA" river hank
wh,Tc they uny r"" III" brilliant river
floats aud hear the splendid music.
Jubilee Slnurrr VIII delight III" car"
with Negro folk songs md EplriiunlB.
with eighty voices hlcudnpE In III" gold
in' lpNlfH 81 lI' bunny fNbhIH
MrH chester Johnson Will sing the
solo phTt. with chorus of forty voices.
In "MuOnIlght Ia Alhr Land. hC'Umphn-
nod by hHNhphnn" quartet from sum
mrrn' Municipal hand Mrs Anna Hilton
otto, accompanied by "hUrun Of forty
VuI'cs. wilI nlnE the 'lnflhnhiuh' from
''BInbnI Mater and Mira Edward BtifoI.
Nj Jnnp'I Iihuu hud Mr. Ii"whTd S"h'
bIII viii IIoa"nt tho beautiful 'h"rus.
'IIrnSonn are rrIllnE.' WIN forty y"I,"h,
a Il, .,,iupnmI,,i by ia" hunI'iphl band
tnIun"d,nc H"l'" nnh IIp Adnnn.
dIIr, InIn 81 tho fnIt Henry ii"nI lab,
aIc InaklnE nn GRANT I" hnv" all "WuuIa
81 ninnlI wui'I 'tnfI 'nnt,'n nnd Iu"t"I
h"nta ,"I"I"to f"I rIlE'H "hl'h hnvo
h""u Altered f"I "wn"'n 81 III" in""l
doc "Iat"d 'Inn
A ih"rrn 81 nnlo v"I' 90 viii l." hpn 81
la v"IloIy 81 H"nFH. ''"UnTnul"h by
Innn,IuIlnn and nuIinIp fI"Iu tho bIbH"n
~, h""I III" 'h"iun VIII L." n'"I"h Ia ~
do,",nInd hnipo which viii H." - fooIuIo
uf the Vni'I IniIlNul
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-08
Hon. Elliott NOrthCOtt
Is State Fair Visitor
Prominent HunLinat ton Oitissn Deeply
Interested Ia PTis" nwins nEhi
bItsd w Hia non.

II"n IgIll"I ii"IIh'"iI 81 iiuullnH
Inu " Y" f"IuI'I I'nII'd ut"I'n do.
IIIi nii"In,y iuI ia, n"uth'Iu hIriI IL !
81 Wont NliHI,i" nnh i"IIr'i iuInlri"I
In N.u, Ii'lu. Iu dlnIlunuInI' vIHlIuI
Ia Wh,,llur attending the Wont VI,
EliI" nIai, fnl'
Nh,u r,,u ~ tho NJ Iut" h"I"I Inri
,v'uiuu NJ H"IIh'"Ii "h"~"d bat llIiIs
dIap"rIII"n I" hIm'u"u I'"IlII'H f"t ~"
.r,TrrnI bat lf"" lunIn'nn'lY 'uihu"lnnllu
ave, ~. h1,h ~ ptIso rWiu" vhi'h Ir
h.Iur ,shihlt.h at tho Tnlr Nv hIH 1"n.
Andrew il",iI""It Nj N",ih'"'l rinI
81 Ihni Ihr hugo nIo Ihlr"h "n thor
fn,,u 10 t'"h"II '"'Iniy. about twenty
uIIor u"rth 81 huntington. ul"ng tho
DhIn IIvrr
Jh, ,yhIhII ,"nrIrir 81 fourteen nnI-
unlu rrv'n fWlI grown nnd lliI"T ~
Hovuu Quail rIPr ono h"nT In ia" 80
hIhII ,yrlEhu "vrr ono lhnurnnh pounds.
md In ono 81 tho host ovcr brod from
nu Giant Iluni"r " rho exhibit w"u
t"IdnY.
Nj NoTthCntt orpTCuuCd hliUHUIf m
hrIng highly rl"nucd with tho Wheeling
mir. r"mHTklug TINT II reflects much
credit upon tho prrmotorP
Tho fnIr IU much better mann god
thnn tho nm J"rIty "f such events. n largo
number of which II has been my pIcns-
urc To attend" Hnid MIR NnrthCott.
ON tho u"cnFlon 81 Mr. NnrthCOttr last
visit t. Wheeling. no presided ms chnir-
man Of the Republican state convention
laHt month
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-08
HERE AND THERE
Itsns of Interest Ia Local People
About wheeling People. H""istihs
anh OTnanisRtl"hs.

William G,avor. 81 WoIu""d nnh w
q M,IIhauuY. nnri"IuI"n go Wh""ilnH
TIn,iInn company woIU nuod ~ aud '"hl
yoataIdny In"IuinH h"i"'" JniH" john
luIa un q ,hnIHo at battling
I,lout ~ a IbniY. ~ tho lhth Infantry.
Whn fnT III" p"nI HI~ w"'kh h"- h"""
nIhII"ncd Ia IhiH 'IIy a. '"''ulll"E ~
TI,oI har boon Transferred I" I'HfhrIH
huTT Ii"un lbnlg win l"Hvo " 'hn"H'l" !
~ arHuIuo his now dniI"H
WnIh han boon ''''nIi't"d "u IophInt
IuE tho EaraH" 81 iI3o II,Haponh' and
I'"t"nn, i"I"rh"n" Company located Il"
rITi,ruth si,nuI hcIw"'n hnIkui and
Mnln DihoI Iuri"v'n'' "io h'iuE
,,odu which viii m"h' good hh"~lnh
n /. IinIl NJ 'Utnn ~ tho HALT IInoIr
and bhi" VIII" IUlI tI"'n h"Udo y
",enIus n tho vIndn,i H. "l"vVIv Io."v
o,Ins at tho H"Iih Wh''IiuF h"arIinI
~ viii bo n"ni'iI'u' h' i"I" L." VIII ho
able 4" ,'ru,ro hln h"iI'r 80 hin ~ IuII"s
,nHalnt 81 a Ta"luIrd Uukl' auiainnd
back aud Inin"r huis"n
~ ''h"urhotT. '"Hlh"ui IL NorI
hIosndsT who wun aiIu'L hy uui",n"
hiIa Monday evening. ~ '"I,''ii"h T." H."
Ioo"VotlnF ul"wly iho bhI" NoIIcy
HonnTnI hnnpiial "" Ia Huff"rIug FROM
fractured loE nnh WIn"T InIuTiuu
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-08
sr,,., n,t-LmI., w-Hni"r

,.,,,,,I,,,,, ,r,,r lrru'rI tr"'''a"Y ,"
u,r rvrddIrr ~ Nl"r Mr. ''''h''
u,Iur,nIn, nuI W. i"h" " E'"r' VIVA"
,,I,,c yin ,..rr - ~ I"""rh - o.
an rrric,uh.r 11'h. ~ ! ".''"'t.
-, nov Tnihrr - " N"T" r''I"'m'na
,,,,,, rho attendant" VIII u"
,IIro Itcl,u Uriulmirr. Hl"'"r 90 w"
h,ILc and NJ Frank singer. count"
ct tho Er"oun ,,,,
rrnrgcitr gown. beaded. aud worn "n,'
~ mr,IcrIInInr ri gold hr"rndch rllR'
IIcr hat will hc 81 III" sam" "hnh". h'r
hrIdcumnIh will wcnr "nStuih' "i navy
hIuc meteor with n lnrE" black nat OF
plnnC vClv"t -, !,
After the ceremony. there VIII b"
wedding breakfast served |" inc !" '""'
unrry 1T the Hotel Windsor.
THO roupl, will make a short tour or
tho ohio resorts and VIII return 10
Wheeling about October LIST. whrn th'y
VIII be at home TO their friends nj wv
Market street ,
Miss RrInkmi"T * the daughter "' Sr.
and Mrs Theodore Brinkmiur ana mas
r,r Ih, past two years "nndu't'h mo
Erinkmirr uhoIugra phi" siudl" CA Mar
Mt street. having Hn''''uru h'I '''",
n the huSiurnH Sh" Viii continue y"
,uudu,t the siudlu upon her T"luIh nv
Singer IL foreman "a, ,hI T,i
,Irr,urr plhnI Ia Martins frrl' r"'
., I'm, ,,r the In,IiaIl"ua whi'h hd>o
been received t
,caurHi Ihr h"n'n 81 y'"I i"''""'"
u, the morII"g" II lh'l """i" '''
MAJ Elizabeth
MI InIu Ma h""l il"F''
o., Mnndni. i'oiLruhoI ~,
am, Ih,u-nnd ulu hundred ""h twenty.
-, pr,rn -, I",t Ia Ihp mn"'"InE
81 - I"r'I'h. 'nlh"hi"I
I,l,,,llnp
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-08
NIGHT
At THE COURT.
HPLENDID PROGRAM HAS BEEN
PREPARED by WHEELING LODGE
H. T. O. nIHs ron THE LADIuB
Other Happenings OF Interest In tho
Social Limo In tho Local
District

The special committee" '"nhl"h"h oi
m,n,brTr of WhcoIIug Indigo ~" ~ II
T. . Elks has completed arrangements
Tor I~Hl"h slight at ia" our Ih'"'l'
which Will he one at the big rcniuIen Ia
,,,,n,,,i,,, uI,L M, ,Iutc ,nn,rnIInn 81
r;lkn horc "u Monday and T"ohh"I. h'r
Icmbar gUIh aud 2IBI
I,1l,, kIyIt viii hr nn MunTny Keep
''""'' a. ,.,,. I, .,,,,
, ','''', ,,I.,',I NJ the iInrorl,I
'h"a,'" va" "'I" IT,. ~. ,,uI,, A
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-08

- taBtin. tlnrkrhu,H, o. NnlssloY.
IarkoIRhurE. ! - Mead iaTh"rhhuIE
thoTloa Lively, InIh"ThhUuE l. Z '!li
IospIU huntington l., Martinez. Clarke.
burg. a = nmiIh huntington. W. -
Hrcu'o, i'nrhoIahuIE, 4 - Wait"
ihni l"htnn
Htamnt i,rroai /. hnlh"ny M"rFan
town. = 4 WadhoIl Huntington. ItuEh
BnyIa ''IaTkHInIrE ionn"n La" aba IL
II" raiiH hrn J " lI"pi". h"w Cum
h"rIpuh Mas 'nTIl" u"EI". ko~ cum
bertrand MlrH Maud" tI"TIc. How cum
h"rInnd. T. T. Ehrn'. I'i"" drove
NJ AID Mrr n u Bnwrnn. hava :"
Iurn"h !" Ihr 'ity nn'' HrondinH iho
Huu,,u"T ~ canada
WlIliam buhaTt 81 HisloohIh hlI"'i
~ aIl" - l." about again. after hsinE
."nnnod I" lilo hume f"r HovoInI d"yn
~
MIHh I,dIIh iiaTuin. ~ ~ sHs ituu.
UUn - iInpI"vInF nI'oIy Ih0
H"iih WhnoiIuE h"sIdinI "u,' undor
E"Ins az operation
MIA g. It"i"I"0 haH returned tram
u i,p IhInuah ~" hIaIS
Mian IIuf't'o t,"lio. resumed hoI
duIlua "a sionnsisphnT /" tho 'hief 'Io'h
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-08
REMODEL|NC BUILDING
Honfrcld WORK 1. Put UP for tho ILrtlna
OF Top STORY on Conservative
LIE Building.

A largo force Of mon werc put To
work yesterday building tho Iarg" Hcnr-
fold that viii cover Market aud Six
tecnth streets during the tim" that ia"
top story IL being erected on tho Con
sorvntive Life building ut that place.
Tho material for the WORK II already
on the ground ond the work VIII b.
rushed through Ia completion mud every
effort viii be- made to complete tho work
In record time.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-08

Making n flying leap through Hpnc"
In an automobile aud getting away WIN
IL Ia nome lob In itself but whan you do
Il and narrowly miss iniuTng II number
of spectators. It kinda Eets on tho
nerves. at least that's the way 'BilI
Stump fcclH about ~
Mr.. Stumpp. VIII" Is ono OF the Eehlal
ralesmen Of the Auto Sales Company. ~
looking after hla firms intcreSt at u
wonderful exhibit at the state fair TINS
week and tho feature al this exhibit ln
thu "thundcTin' thriller that 'Blll
purla or every uft cTuUon In front uf the
Hrandstand. and while II provides
thrill for the fair vlslturH II also demon
atTatss tho durability 81 the new over
land four equipped win triploS HrrlnHs.
"Hills' stunt In net simply hi rhHer
tislns scheme n Ia a piece "f dhT'h"V
IIITv that fcuuITCa nerve. chill hnd ~.
prono u"nfidon"o Ia tho h'hlno Ia
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-08
POSITIONS OPEN FOR A FEW
YOUNG WOMEN STENOGRAPHERS
Want One Two Experts and Several Others for
General Correspondence Department

Tho Sterling Products GncOrporat~d)
1O4 T. Nin~t""nth R,ro"t have few va
rRncicR TINT require high. grade EtcnoE-
.raphcrH and also frw openings for
stenOKrRphl" work IN the General office
Tho higher grad" DoBitiOns require
.hrst-ClasH StcnoKrapherH but they have
fow dcsirabl" positions for several
young women who can take diCtation.
Only experienced applicants and those
who Ahow Agus OF developing into OH
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-08
bill" stump MAKING HIS FLYING LEAP
IN OVERLAND -FOUR At THE STATE FAIR

which no pulls II Off Racing his motor
I'D n speed OF anywhere from twonty l."
thirty miles per hour this young man
dashc- up an incline and thon leaps or
into space hurdling "a distance Of -FOUR
teen feet and HllghtinE safely with 40
injury Ia himself or HIS machine
on Monday Mr. Stump took TOO
high speed and missed the landing plat
form entirely but yeHtcrday he mad"
beautiful leap and landed gracefully
with the sound or his ullKhtinB being
aChTCGly noticeable.
Tho large cr"~d gathered To witnens
the feat crowded close 10 tho platform
aud Ia spite 81 warnings Il number or
persons mere ahuosi run down before
MIR Stumpp could bring his nAchlne 4"
"A stop
Mr. Atumrp viii make HIS leap oVurY
hTIoIhonu during the fair
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-08
About People
Movements 81 Individuals To Anh
TEou The OitV.
AT THn HOTIII.a.

hoasTs-' hpfI's Il,irt. iuThothhufE
a ~ FslW't. FsiIin"ut. T !. M"fE"".
Ilha G,"vr o Buinnol Ilno 'It"V".
DT O. NJ 'urL0s. rue .I"yr. \ 10y
fsaTSy. IuIhrIHlnuH
haLUTa can iIunu Nr,Iir"n Nj ""i
hra ! W cob rIa,Laiu,E " : -
Camp IHIkrTpbutF I W llrklno N"h
ton, FIanh En",h Flow Mn'lin"sIll"
hobsJ AlIS"u Ciort chung i"h" H"h
InsaU. raTLoIHhuIF I"uuuh o. Il'"l'b .
tlsEhBburR t.yu" tlttIand h"'l"'i""
Wai1oI I'td taliiuuuI Stay !, NJ
Andrew Gin,huIuir chrtlob T. Ma"
msy Fait,nunt . = ruI,y ilHtaiSVillo
81 " liIi ristoiu.Iil'. . ht"t"'"h'i.
tiaTkshufa ~ \ MiIiar 'lath hI"E
windsor ~ D. uaawuI Huntington
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-08
AWARDS IN THE WOMEN'S DEPARTMENT
rr.,d Cakes, PASTRY, Candles

I,nnf or do,ncr,Ir white brcnd-lHt
Mrs. w. J Brndd"ck. 2I2 Pierre" 81.
Wheeling; end. MrH. Jcnalc McAdnmn'
2.27 IG"n e.. WhccI'nE' ar yiio MI"; "o''
Innf Of dnmrHii" brown bT'nh-lh t
prize. Mrs. WIN Good. 3iG ?3rd ~. bcI-
luITc. 49,, g.,
Loaf OF domestic corn bread - l iS'
priEe. Mira AlonzO waldo. Whitley ~,
bridgeport. ohio. 2nd. Mrs Harry bh-
bert. DridRrpnrt, ON"
i.onIi"r domestic rye hrcnd--lat prize
Mrs WIN G""G. A.,
I."nr ~ ginger bread PITS m,a
' %rn~' SD sard ~, ienalre. ohI";
nd Mrs Al"nA" waldo" ,,,,,,
unInln i"nf Int prize. Mfn WIZ
G""d A.,
rInlc or light '"iln lnt nike, ME- ME-
vIIl ,inni 2md Mira q NJ. m'hnhh. ~"
IT 'front.' ~ Wheeling
ilaIo 81 i'"ih'rh""h" I"lla OF E,,H'
Mis- rimInn IiIhPhi"h. IhEw""l. W"o"'
lar. MIRA IupHir M"A'i"mn
IinIr 81 biscuit lat prize, Mas ,nn
80 AnhI"n. T,inh'Irhl", w V" f""'
Mo ItnITy 'IIlh"tl ,
rrmIi "nho lot pIiH"' MIA marin"
nri,u o"L" lot r'h". M" H"""
nrvm ro"d cake Im rrl,o. M" MAJ
rn,d IlIAn,l'h Hhr" w""h Wh'mi'nh
'ud. hTn ' l'"'''''' 49,
~ whaling ,,,, ,,,
G.0,c ,oLr ~ lrI,c, MIS- WIN QUO.
~ rom ~. Wh""llnE '"h' MIN w
iuuhL"'h ALL, a.,
30 hrhi"n. 2ud, Nj" I""n'" M'"n"n1
I,,r.r ulr 81 pri,". MhH h"'hh
Mry,,r ~ nm ~ "h""lInH
Annie pie let r,Iso. Mi"n l."""" h"h-
' 'T"ny rtt r,t,c. MIS- uoors" woI"""-
harm no Nal iu"nh. whaling
nr.foom lat prize. hInn M"fH"r"'
IIirrIl'h ,
Itt,.,I.L pnd Mip" i.i."li" Ih"hh"'h'
AZ I,Io,ro ~ Wheeling
O..n.d uODns PT"s"tvss, JsIlSs az"
PICKLES
rr,,i,n.n canned '"in lot prise, NJ"
,.I,,I,. IIIIrt md MISs ."nfn hHhl""
ur,, I,u,u canned p'nE lot ptls", M'-"
,,. h,hInn nd Mo 'hnrl"n IilIr'
t,r., Iu,.u canned "'rinH h""n" ~
milo. M,r I"rrI" NJ Adams. S"i' nv"
,lontro W"IH"nh"'h -,
,,i,r M,r Ia-nIo M"AdamH. 1nh, MIN"
npooI,ncn canned l",nnl""- let prlto.
M,n Chnrica IIirsi 7"h. MIN" ''""'"
hnhe0n . -,
u,I,o Mrs Jacob ! nrnun. elm Grove.
Whaling. md. MlHH Laura Ashton.
urccImrn cnun"d rnrpheirinH - Irt
aria Mru Inruh Irnun. ahh. hlHH Inu-
rn Ashton - 49,,
unccI,non canned ponchcr--lr' pIIIo.
Mr." C,h"rIcr TrIrTt: md. Mrs, John HHu-
INN 2NO 18th H. Wheeling
unocImcn canned npplcH-lHt prlzo.
Mis-. I,nurn hrhion: ?nd. Mrs. l.. a.
ynoIonwcbcr. RI VirRInin 1T. wheeling,
SpccIIncn canned pcnrH-.ln prize.
Mrs /. A. Woolcnwcbcr: End. Miss L"n-
snccImcn canned oh"rrlcs-l"t prize.
Mrs. Jacob braun: md. Mrs. ChnrloH
IIlrHt. =,
prize. Miss Laura Asheon,
SpeCImen canned currants-lHt prize.
Mrs. Jacob J. Braun; End. Miss Laura
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1920-06-10
Way Visible Indicator

<H<<ENS Patented Air Way Suction Handle.
- Air Way Sanitary paper bag (inside of co
&z<< conainer)
A Air WAY Universal Joint. Yertable Hum
Sk Wrest.". A 5000 sweeper, Sale price
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-02-28
Fellowship Luncheons
Grow In Popularity

To acluaint the many strangers. Boo
this cify with the CougeulHl method
afforded them by the Y NJ. g. A., tu
pass am Otherwise lonesome sunday
afternoon. Lynn FOX. local socret1r,
81 the institution has circulated soy.
rrtl thousand Invitations tu attend
the weekly Fellowship luuch'uus
A|lhuuueruu". for tts siz'. harhur-
more strangers than aUy other city iu
the country. Most of these new
comors ar" liboriug under dsprpssins
circumstance aud To alleviate these
conditions the fellowship luuchcons
oudctyor 90 k.udle a feeling ~ good
fellowship and familiarity. The fol
loWship luncheon idea rs AN original
one vita Albuquerque Although
here are certain notifications OF tho
plan existing in The Y N g. g..
throughout tisr country, nome have
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-02-28
Couple Bound Over
On Liquor Charge

George Hicks and his wife (coi
cfcal VINO were recently ARRESTED in b
raid conducted by federal officers az
Domlne. were given a hearing ycHter-
dny before a United States commss
Eioner Al that place ana bound over
10 await the action Of the grand iufy
on = charge Of violating the federal
prohibition laws as well ns the HHrri-
o drag act. nccordinE 20 Information
receifed by the local department OF
justice.
Hicks was hound over under a
3 1900 bond. which he has 10 Tar been
unable 10 furnish. while his wife was
placed under a ti.00o bond. which n IL
believed she viii furnish.
Several Inmates Of the dlsorderiy
house were arrested by the civil OH
GERS and given n
According 10 the arreaiing officer.
the Hicks were plying thcir trade
upon Inmates OF The public health ser
rire hospital a. Camp Cody and sol
dicrs from Columbus. a number Of
whom are said 10 have been in the
place AZ the time The raid WIS made
but al 81 whom, oning 20 their phys
zeal condition. were permitted 10 so
fire..
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-02-28
Treaty With
Mexico Considered

The local Game Protective aasocia-
fiun has received a rcqutst from the
national organization aaklnn the locnl
nporIamcn y othefs Interested Iu
game conservation their uiulude to-
wand the PROPOSED treaty with Mex
SEQ. similar to that now ia forte with
Canada. regarding the projection 81
migratory birtn.
Owing 20 the fact that a large part
Of he water fowl Ia Mcxico and Cen
tral America, the National Protective
association beliffea such a treaty
would Be a big step toward the con-
e~crvation Of thlt wild game.
a joint resolution fa<orlng such a
treaty has been PASSED hy the senate
and Il nov before the house. which
asks the president 10 open negotia-
lions with Mexico and the Central
American rcrublics along these lines
Locai spoFtamen shy Il - q well
known fact hat market hunting IN
Mexico n carried on extensively and
AZ continued will more than offset am
beEeflfs derived from ike treaty now
IN force With Canada. This matter
Mill be taken ~ officially by The local
aesnriauon at their neAt monthly
smoker. "HNN"# "NI N'
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-02-28
Equitable Life
Shows Gains
Payments To Policyholders Last
Year SIS, 800, 000-Assets
Now S59o, 400,0

The slxtieth Annual Statement OF
the EquithWc Life Assurance Society
Of the United States gives evidence OF
the CcmpaHy's continued progress.
new Insurance in 1919 totalled
SfGf.S39, coo and the outstanding In
surnnce reached the f2.27O.OO0.0 900
mark or peeembeC 3iat. S73eaeO. OOO
was peld n follcyhoiders aud beneti-
charles In Death Claims. Mafured En-
doNmcnta. Dividends. Annuities. etc.
during the year. The average policy
issued was 50. 229. as against Se.7f3
in 1918. A large Increase was mndo
in tho number OF policies payable
on the Monthly Income Plan. ns we'll
as those taken tn provide for Inherit
ancc Taxes OF the total new In
suranco isruod s~7g.57a.00O was Group
Insurance for the protection OF EN-
ployes NJ several hundred mercantile
and manufacturing establishments.
for whicn all premiums were paid boy
the employers Notwithstanding "a
heavy increase in tho number of
claims handled early In the year due
60 tho influenza epidemic. ~ per cent
uf the total WIS paid within "a hours
after receipt OF proofs OF death.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-02-28
THO kegs Of GRAPE
JUICE EXPLODE
Officers Believe Liquid
Must Have a Kick
In It


LEGAL federal officers arc 81 q
uuaudft ~feFnFdlna i've grcrnt dctoi-
prmonfs m cpnutciiun With The en-
Iorcomfnt Of tNH Haiiohal oanhlhilof1'
law. Two ta-faApn kegs 81 Erare
luift hefe rccentN teen shirpci
from ~ rasa. y Of which ~as COM
z fned 20 a rerieIN rfon'incni fii.nsn
81 before they were delivered Ono
EtF blew ap hcfc while iho other GOT
but ~ lar as kInrnn when q destroyed
s,srlf and the barrel via 80 own
strength.
Local authorities arr ~ The belief
that The cuntents 81 msAR kt WAS
~ fraliiy Eurf fHIrc wftr shirrct
bat esidoat3 we're 3D. iht procdas 81
fermentation. fhe force ofNhirh when
confined. caused the accident IN both
canos
n the fermentation VAS permitted
70 continue there h ma doubt IN tho
officers mind hut this harmless grape
Juice uould eventually become vino.
and a. such would ha n violation %
me pr~ohltHorf law, a. well e. mo
provisions afains, lns rsiate shipment
o. such liquor
one feature IN this connection
which has not been lniiy explained IL
the fact that fhe price paid for this
grape julrf Is said 10 be consider
abs more than tne rcFular marhet
value. n this proves % be true The
officers are asking n another why
Was this excessive price paid u al the
same time the purchaser knew moth
ina Of the ~pecunaritlca Of The liauidf
A. The matter stands there IA no
Law naainst bu, ms. selling or shipping
grape juice. while Wtfc - IN wine.
but which did thcse two kegs contain :
II was the former When shipped but
appAi emily was not when u exploded.