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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-01-24
\ PINK" PARTY.

because pink was the Keynote Of
tasteful decorations Ia flowers, feA-
looming table favors. and the monster
birthday cake. the young guests CALI
ed this "a pink" party, hut the name
dtd not make ''sissics" Of the company.
A party ~ husky boys. invited by
Herbert H. Gales. Jr. 20 celebrate his
eighth birthday. did some tail cele.
brnting. Girls We're there too hut
were In the minority. and did the
cheering OF chico actors. Miss Anna
SWayue was q guest of ono and pre-
sided az the h"nd of the table,
There were games. tricycle. and hi
cycle racing After the birthday rake
and the pretty pink -aud-whito table
mad h,cu reduced TO lowest terms.
there was O. frce-fur-Hll prize hght
just 10 test out the mus les Of the
young gludiatufs.
Mrs. Gales VAS assisted In enter
tanning 'N Mrs. Isaac Singer. Mrs.
charles Schutt, Mrs, l.. W. GALES.
Miss SwaNnc
The guests were Paul NeiEler. Bob
pottit. Clarke Petit. Bob Riggs, Jack
Biggs. Douglas Geake, Thclma and
Robert Thomas Della Singer. BObhie
Singer. Ruth Stamm. Billie Wilson,
Ethel Louise Garcia. Nils Strumquist.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-01-24
u. OF {. LEAF MNR nANcE.

leap year is yet young and most OF
the feminine dancers ave not had re-
hoursals In wOoing masculine part
nors, the dance Tuesday night in CO.
lomho hall was % great success. FIX
sailors and soldiers We're the special
guests and the ladies who escorted
them did the entertaining and attend
ed TO hooking the dances.
The unair was one Of the series
given under the auspices Of the
Knights Of columbus War Acti,lt r.'
department and voted q brilliant fuur-
ton.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-01-24

NCNh III NAANOs
Leo therniuNHky. dramatic Violin
lst, Jan ~chcrniavsky. poet pianist.
Mischief Chernlayaky. tho inspired
'cciliat." viii be heard In concert here
February ~. These celebrated Rus.
sim artists, who were here two years
ago, need no Introduction to Duke ClB
music lovers. Those Who heard them
before still feel tie thull OF divine
harmonies they hew from their In
struments. The Fortnightly Music
club has booked this engagement. the
first OF % series OF high class concerts
the club viii bring here this season.
CONCERT PROGRAM.
The chernluvskY brothers are 10 h.,
here again. Committees appointed by
the Fortnightly club are busy stirring
up the community To appreciate the
opportunity uf the occasion Ia hear
world renowned musicians who could
not be induced to como 10 a city this
size were 1t not situated on the trans
continental railway to the Pacific
coast.
Leo. Jan and Mischol Cherulavsky
may be accompanied hy u fourth
brother this time. There are 10 mem
beers Of this fnmilv. an musicians. The
fnthcr, Abraham '~herninvakY. an emit
neni Russian Hebrew. is "a Vioiinisi
and orchestra conductor. The trio
TO revisit Albuquerque. have been
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-01-24
EPwORTH LEAcTF PATTY.

There were one hundred delight
mnketb ~ the monthly social OF tho
Epworsh League in the Lead avenue
Methodist church Tuesday eVeniug.
Aiss Grace shultx WIS COMMUNICATIVE
chief Of the fun program. Miss Rose.
physical director OF the y. w. G. A.
dirccted the gamta
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-01-24
WEDDING ANNIVERSARY.

A company OF friends participated
In tho celebration uf the twentieth
anniversary Of the marriage OF Mr
and Mrs. r.. A. Simon Tuosduy q
inE The figures Of 90 are prominent
In this 10Th anniversary on the goth
day Of the month. 1890.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-01-24
MILO n TRAIN1

Mrs. LINDA spence Brown. ''person-
al secretary" Of n southwest field
for the Young Women's Christian as
ISOLATION, viii arrive the first Of tho
week 20 get acquainted with the Al
b~uquerque association and interview
any girls or women who are Interested
IN taking up the training Tor Y. W..
T.. A. work.
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PUBLIC SPIRIT ED CITIZEN.

A gift that warmed the hearts q
the committee Interested In the Uni
vorsity campaign Tor funds was the
generous endowment by col. Breese
81 five hundred dollars. Col. Breese
presented this donation Tor the new
building yesterday afternoon when
the committee visited him az his Of
flee. In this benefsction the donor
expresses faith In the future OF the
community he has lately adopted as
his home.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-01-24
.pEF WEI CIUB MAKES DEBUT

The Pee Wees are not q new hunch
They are ciasscd with the mcrrieSt OF
local dance dcYotccs. But Il CERTAIN
ripnNish group decided 90 nave "a cum
40 ,helr own. A club which bars
aid mrn aud women built along the
r-,rhitecuural lines Of telegraph poles
Lean and hungry looking folks can-
moi break IN. 80 one H. eligible 10
membership who measures more man
hive feet seven inches IN height. Hnr.
Ing The proper stature aud other
requisites being equal-sufb ~ Socla
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-01-24
cARps AT MAnGNEY NOME.

Mr.. and Mrs MahOnoy tnteTIHInCl
their card club Monday evening
Prizes for skill were won by Mis-,
Belle henson and Mr.. Will Shafor
Mr. and Mrs. Shafer will be at hom'
20 the club ext Monday evening.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-01-24
sTw.AND-sO CLTB.

Mrs. w. J.. MgDowelrs home on
Forester avenue VAS the meeting
place Wednesday OF the S~ew-and-So
club. Needlework was incidental TO
the real pleasures OF the afternoon
that chatting and music provided.
The hostess played one Of the oriE
lnai compositions on The piano for
which she is becoming famous. Guests
present. wor9 Mrs. Albert Morris and
Mrs, Bert.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-01-24
CHURCH TEA.

The Ladies' Aid society OF the Lead
Avenue Methodist church viii receive
Thursday afternoon. January 20, at
the home OF Mrs. Il. r. Robinson lfl9
Mert Central avenue.
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Mrs. KmKrArnScK rNrrnrAINs.

Tho members OF the Aid society OF
the Lead Avenue Methodist church
were the guests OF Mrs q. c. kirkpat-
rick az the Y. NJ e. A. Thursday az
ternoon. A gathering that hlled the
pleasant lecture oom enjoyed the AZ
tcrnoon and each other A contralto
solo hy Miss Blanche roriertNold was
MY Task" sung ln a way hat thrttl.
ed her auditors. Mrs. Roy Campbell
played with ability "a piano solo. As
siHtant hostessos were Mcsdamcs e.,
Nelson. George Peterson. q. Mueller.
n. ZillmCr, John W Wilson.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-01-24
Mis-. mn AVIS LUNCHEON.

IN compliment ~ Mrs Eldrtdge ~
rbirnao who ls here visiting her
daughter. Mrs. weir. Mrs. David lhl.
entertained q company ~ ladies al
luncheon Thursday ul hcr hom" on
Fourteenth street.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-01-24
MISS ARNoTs DANCE roR
SORORITY,

sorority sisters ~ tho Phi Nh CHAP
ter and their escorts ana 'nNllrrs aie
his EVENING to enjoy tho Hospitality
Of Miss Betty Arnot at " d"ncins
party.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-01-24
TmE roprLAR ~PAsTI,ns.

The iIuiira of the M@accahecs Of
Alamo Hive No. Z, met for card
rnmes Tuesday afternoon In odd
Fellows hall. Al twelve tables they
matched wits ull score cards were
rolicctct. Prizes were won by Mrs.
Ella Shafcr. aud Mrs. Nyc Martin.
Mrs Blakemuro n awarded tho
booty prize. Mrs. Murphy and Mrs,
Bowdisch attended to arrangements
for the successful afternoon, Re-
freshmcnts We're served by Mrs. Ly-
ons, Mrs. Proctor. Mrs. Nashe.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-01-24

The Christian Endeavorers OF tha
Lutheran church had a merry party
last evening at the home Of MIR. and
Mrs. Gus Wolf, 1905 South Broadway,
Box lunches Afforded excuse for pair
Ing at lunch Time.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-01-24
HAPPY AFFAIR.

The iolliest dgnce imaginable was
the subscription dance al the Wo-
mans club TUESDAY evening lnvitecs
were members OF Temple Albert and
BnRi Birth gathered for the first Of
what promises TO be u series Of social
functions In this circle. Eighty guests
were present and enjoyed music, dane
ing. refreshments ana social CONVEX
sation. The very hest part about he
Hnair was the plentiful number Of
stays,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-01-24
SORORITY PLEDGES To


Pledges 20 tho Alpha Chi Omega
sorority will entertain al dancing th.A
evening FOR the members Of the local
chapter Of the Alma chi Omesa. Miss
Norma Rasmun Ia chairman Of arr
rangementa.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-01-24
nIpREssNr nRinAL. PITTS.

Miss viola skinner and Harry
wolking were made one in the bonds
NJ mutrimony Thursday at the home
OF the brides parents, MI, ana Mrs.
James skinner, 500 Park avenue.
The ceremony was solemntZcd a.
noon by Rev. ". Burns u the Pres
byterian church. only the Immediate
family Of the bridal pair were Wit
nesses to the ceremony h u WIS
beautiful In simplicity, u I'M
pressiNely solemn. The bride was be-
Cnmlngly dressed In q midnight blue
]tricotine travelling suit. with q fetch
ing hat to HARMONIC. 4 cOrsagc OF
choice roses was an effective nr'
Crssory. The groom was dressed IA
black that well set on his soldierlN
figure
Parlor and diuiTc room decorations
were Ia pale yellow. The dining IA
hle, where covers Zoe twelve W"r"
laid. was q delight to the eyes ln its
esthctic establishment Of maline
and love knots, and masses
OF yellow tea roses and brides roses.
Hand painted favurs were at each
plate After the t-hree-Coursc lunch
con. the bridal couple made q clever
getaway and slde-trnCkod q com
pauy or well wishing friends who
gathered at the station With old shoes
and rice ana trumpcts to give them
"a conspicuous send-oU. In TIE
proom's car they motorcd 20 nome
place and ar, supposed to have AIKEN
the train Tor some other place. ana
are now honey incoming somoW here iu
the southwest. .
Mr. aud Mrs Working are expected
back in February and Will establish
ID home az sOT North Twelfth street.
MUSICALE NJ MRS, CON'S.
The meeting 81 the FortnightlN
club Tuesday evening WIS another ul
the music foasts that twice each re-
gale the members Of this organization
The spacious living room Of h J II
Cox home. 40 North Twelfth street
WAS nlld when the president, Mrs. Me
powcll. called the meeting to order.
After u brief discussion Of business
pertinent to the series Of concerts IN,
club IN Sponsuring. the secretary. Mrs
Miller. read press testimonials NJ IN
artists to he heard heres the thcrnia
vsky brothers from Russia Florence
Macbeth. one Of the worlds l"adlnl
sopranos. and Percy Granger. The pl
aistc and composer.
was mad" that IN
Princess TsiHnina me Charles wake
Nell 1udmuu TO he brought here uuue
the auspices Of the local w. Z T. U.
would likely be booked for fohruar'
. or later IN the season when these con
p r~rrtists are ru route 10 california
/ Numbers on the program by Mr'
Q RUtdltug, piuuistH. were cancelled q
Mrs Eridling WAS not nhl 10 Zoe pres
fUf Miss Duncan opened the mus
lrale by PLAYING with tender interpre
~ tatl1n the three nature studies b
! NacDowrll To q water Lily To
uumw'ng Bird' and A Scotch Ton
Z Poem"
p Young Lee Vunn then was heard {
Y "a reading Periods Anllctiou." frof
= ssh T~nrliu~ton's hook "penrod.
e. H.. toll hHa aNaVNH NuNNh Nhn Alnu Wuga
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-01-24
CHARITY hall.

OF course everyone will go. The
Eiks ball room will be the chief
theater Of pleasure. Hut thu Hobbies.
dressing room and beautiful rest
q will be in use too. Mrs. Lillian
Hartman Johnson. chairman OF the
committee on arrangements, Ii layiah-
ina time and work to the end that
everything possible to contribute 10
the brilliant success OF the occasion
fund. Her efficient aides are Mrs
r. O. Winfrey and Mrs. H.. p. La
BELLE.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-01-24
AT TnE PARsONAGE.

DR.. G. O. ncckman oiiieiatod at the
marriage service Tuesday evening az
the Methodist parsonage when Elise
Breeder and Cecil j. Baldwin were
united. Mr.. and Mrs BALDWIN re-
turned 10 Gallup where they Will
make their home.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-01-24

giving concerts together In this coun-
NY and Europe Tor Is years.
The numbers OF the local concert
Will hei
Trio for Piunofortc. Violin and Vio-
lOnccllo. in A Minor. Msndelssohn
Motto Allegro AEitato.
Anduntc O motto ttunpuillo.
A'cEro nssai n~ppnssionato.
ID Jan and Mischief Cherninvaky.
II.
Nioioncello Solos;
taD ..s..s...... Pepper
I'D Sefntdo s....s....sN Herbert
&c IufuntellO ........t.... Pepper
Mischief Chernlaysky.
III.
pianororte Solos:
tab Nocturnc ........s... Chopin
thl studi" CHOPIN
tc) pulonuisc .......... Chopin
Jan Cherniavsky.
Violin Solos:
Ul ON Wings OF Song Mendelssohn
ibl Nhpfict sts..ss- .sssss. Elfuf
co Etude de Caprice. .... fnganiul
Leo therniuVaky.
TriOs for Pi%anOforte. Violin Violin
cello, arranged by l.. j. and NJ.
cherniavsky.
tal RomunCe ............ Glinka
90 At the Stream ....... Bolsdenrs
Leo, Jan and Mischief cheruiavsky.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-01-24
ANNA wILDS srRUMoUIsT-Tdephone 1893

DREAMER dreamed a dream last night.
The scene of a phantom drama was the university
campus.
- a multitude Of Albuquerqueans assembled IN the
a n grounds gave audience TO speakers who stood in the bal
ennv outside RndeY Hall.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-01-24
BASKETBALL

The teams Of basketeers arrived
from Santa Fe Yesterday to meet the
Armory last night. This double
header game starts the baskets
ball season with eclat The Atmorv
was thronged last night with student
rootera and many adult enfhnaiag >
10 see the games. This h the First %
a series OF contests With owl-oftown
Continued On page twa.l
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-01-24
TEA cur GOSSIP

II is whlspcrcd-not hat II iy true
at all-but thon-such things have
happoned-it ls said that % certain
popular young lady nNed her wedding
date and then-iust two DAYS before,
gave back the rim and letters and her
heart too. and aid she had made "a
mistake and Just discovered H. So the
ceremony that should be recorded ON
his page Is not here.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-01-24

That reminds Old timers Of the oc-
castor when u pretty Duke city girl
was az the altar being married when
she tainted The groom had respond
ed to the clorgAman's queries o. had
pledged himself Ia marriage The
bride tainted instead Of "respOudiur
when she revived. she declared she
would not be married at all The
clergyman said she had not made any
vows and until she ala. she was un-
married. She refused 90 continue oven
the engagement. and was not married
till years later she willingly prom
incd TO love honor and obey am
other man and has lived happily over
after.
There are Two perfectly good com
ing marriage announcements hat
ought to decorate this puro today,
put the bride. to-bo nave asked you
To "hido q wee for IN" news Ana
one nf the affairs is To- be a dpuhl"
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-01-24

pictures viii be nhown. presenting
Childhood Days" the III. =. Oiri.@
the Cabaret Girl" the Athletic
olrl." the -vamp.~ Dean Waite VIII
be the bachelor Ia bachelors
carol wilson will be a solOis, OF
the program
what promises well a. a laugh
maker In the "qunrtette aupreme' in
which Milo Linthicum. Eli olaaaman.
John capfon n Howe Ea,or will
perform a. starr.
TsIANINA.cADMXN
CONCEtT pOHTFOEED.
The engagement Of the Princera
TaihninA and Charles Wakefield Cad
man for a sons recital here ths i.Aat
OF January has been postponed until a
date when these c~oncertfsfs 70 10 the
Pacific coast.
IN reason r. because tho other
bookings for concert IN the state we're
not definitely arranged In time 10 al
low the Indian primn donna and the
composer 10 have the advance uu-
n-ouncenenta and oncerts before they
must begin the rehcarsnis for tho
opera 'shanewis" in New York city
February 20.
Arrangements for the Albuquerque
concert were completed and tickets
ready 20 be put out, when a letter
from Princess Tnlnnina came. saying
that Tor the n single concrrt In New
Mexico the rate must necessarily hn
higher than for the seriea originally
proposed. for three OF more cities.
Miss Muybefie Shelton pledged co.
operation with the W. q. r. q. and
made a proposition 10 Miss Tsianlna
Tor a concert-fnatlnee for acnool child
rem OF all the schools In the city. when
the artists DO come, u ia expected this
matinee song recital VIII b. given 10
or for no charges nj all.
In view OF the act the other cities
did not sign the contracts promptly
and the many other musical attrnc-
the W. G. r. T.. decided 10 postpone
the engagement OF Tsianlnn till the
season 10 closed In New YORK city and
they go 10 the coast TO present Cad
mans Indian opera. "Shanewis." That
Will likely be Ia June.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-01-24
nnoIoNAL %coNTEnrNCE.

A conference OF national import
ance will be held February ~ ami 70
In Fort Worth. Texas. This In one Of
the i've regional conferences OF the
national Woman's Christian Temper
ance Union. New Mexico representa-
tiVes are to attend the southwest oon-
ierence al Fort worth.
Plans will be made for launching
the child Welfare work OF the nation.
and for Americanization, for women
In industry and for health and moral
ity. Funds approNimating half a mil
lion dollars have been appropriated
for these departments OF work. and
the methods OF expenditure and nro-
cedure will be outlined az the hVe
conferences. Leaders OF this south
west district. including Texas. New
Mexico, Colorado, Oklahoma. Arkan-
sns, will transact business Of national
and international importance.
Miss NINA Gordon. national presi-
dent % the W. e. r. a.. will be the
presiding officer al the southwest re-
Eional conference and give n OF the
evening addresses.
Soon after this meeting Miss Cor
don and her aide. Miss Julia Deane.
editor OF the Union Signal. Will go 10
New York to sail for Europe on the
hist part OF the tour OF the world
they are To make.
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Miss Emma Wcsiefhausen was
hostess last evening 10 q dozen guests
nt the home OF her nister. Mrs. Arthur
Mandeli, on South Sixth street. After
"a jolly game of keno" the company
induiged 10 the ~favoritc divcrtise-
ment Of dancing. A two course roll
iation concluded the happy. Informal
evening.
WHITE HIBBONERS TO MEET.
The regular mcetinE OF the Albu-
qucrIue W0mnn'H Christian Temper
nee Union will be held neNt Tuesday
afternoon az . o'clock al .a23 North
SiNth street Special ihuaieui NUM-
bers by Mrs. W. J.. Mellow rll aud p
eral literary numbers Will feature the
program.
The visit OF Mrs. Martin. national
organizer Of tho w. q. r. a.. md head
Of the department OF health and NOR
nlity Will be discussed. Mrs. Martin
viii be here In February to look into
the matter OF location for the pro-
posed Frances Willard home.
Every woman In the city Interested
In this Industrial training home FOR
girls, IL invited TO be- present al this
meeting.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-28
AUTO DRIVERS
RUIN CLOTHES
RECKLESS DRIVING WITH HOLES
IN STREETS CAUSES MUOh
INCONVENIENCE
Numerous Persons Complain OF Boing
SplaBhed with Mud After yes
terday'B Rain

Reckless driving Icy aut".ets nn'i
especially coal truck drivers ''t"N''
humorous PERSONS I" become angry ~
tcrhay afIrrnnOu and last evening VIZ"
suits Of rI"thr, and pretty white dr'HS, :
were ruined or badly stained WIN W""
caused Ivy the drivers hitting ia" h"l'N
, In tho streets -,
: The rain Yesterday afternoon "l'
pools in the streets. and IN" drivers
seemed to enjoy se"inI persons Sca'lCr
~ they approached. fearing mud naln
WheclnE'S streets Al the present ''Ih'
are In such condition. the SllChtCS' r"'I,
. causes his prnlS to form. The drivers 81
machines. although ii is nearly lnp"SS.-
bio Ia dodge one pool without nun
another. plunged straight into TN
. muddy waters =,
Wafer was thrown in several m
: stances. ~ far 2" IN" buildings On INC
sides IF the streets. Ivy speeding ma
chimes
One prominent man stated last cNc
ming WhcclinG'S mud baths are tar ak
rcrcnt from thos" enjoyed at the r"a
sides. hcing applied with lighter nu,
uncvnnIy, ihus not having 9TH" desired
effects Thu speak ru"fully "\hioled
4IIk shirt splutt"rcd with mud whlI'
his Hight suit was spotted WIN Darn
brown stains.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-28
DRAIN POOLS;
RAISE BEACH
LIBERTY TRANSIT BOAT Raised
TODAY If Low STAGE -
REACHED
Artificial wave TO Flush Kanawha For
Coal; Boat in Ia Feet OF
WRtSr

I An effort 10 raise the Liberty Tr"nSi,
comrouy steamer the Gen. Beach VIII
b. made late this aft 'Tnoon oN rlE,i
, mon WIN the pool here becomes 10"
Iftcr flushing tho river en- an artllc'dI !
/ wave for coal In the kanawhA. ana IL -
cXpeCtcd enough Of :EC cargo ~ IRON
! and tin plate Will be taken OH l" P'
= nit raising by pumps.
! The Gen Beach went down NcStGrHa,
at the Richland river tipplc willie D''"h
coalcd The cause OF tho SINKING u
sim "A mystery but II Is ihought u!
rivermcn, due To her heavy cargo, luz
coal being added caused her to 4" n""n
Unless the boat ~ unloauch tnh"S !"
NAV he necessary to build a 'oH'E m'tu'
, about it. To unload and raise II ms
, will mean u long delay, ana hlh"'"'''
I to river trnffi". ,n
The Gen Beach was formerly mo
rnrkrr and was bought about N"hl
ara ourrnting IN the local trad" 1t
wa. rinrrd Ia the Wriri"r lliiSmIR h
tru,ic towing steel aud II" plate. a
month ago Ill.,
. A peculiar part 81 The sInhlnE - 'h'
! hnnI had lnkon all llr load on h"tE".
n,lI,h ,rrung Irhk hhoN' N"I ""''h
Tho otnuI, barge with loaded one. h"'i
] hern Inwr 81 /" thC Nhi wood ''"'h u''''
Icn there un the guard wall VINO NV
urn,h was hoiuH 'uIl"h lh'h "'' ~
Ing at thr dnm now
. Tho Artificial wnro I" leo nnh" '"ha
. hrHlur al tInm ~ nj "''"'h M"'h !,
+ ronrhr- Dam - NJ w""" ~ !
. a.. Iu,k NJ U'clu'k tho TinU" NJ AZ
vnnd viii hc about foot. Will" nj VI
Nr,hru Il viii IN about ! loot.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-28
About Chronic Catarrh.

chronic catarrh results from ne
elected cold or from a succession or
colds, that is before YOU ar" over one
cold you contract another. tn" milan
nation. at first acute. heromCS chronic.
When the cold IL property treated and
promptly cured there - n" further trnu-
bic Parents often neglect colds con
Iarclrd hy their children and "hrnuir ca
tnrrh. from which they never fully re.
cover IN thu result ~ get Ild 81 II cold
I,l,r rhnmhrrInins Cough U"mrd, II
n prompt aud rlfr,tual r"I sal" by
,,II dealers
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-28
c, OF C, ELECTION
ENDS THIS MORNING
ballots to Ne Counted This Morning ~
10 O'clock by Committee.

This morning ut 10 o'clock v"iIng i"r
ncu dirCrtorg Of the thumbCr IT COM
mcrcc for the coming y"nr viii Cl"""'
and tho cI"ctiuu committee" VIII b"E'"
ita work Of tnhulatiug and county IN"
votes.
','hr cIcction committees this year q
composed Of Baird Mitchell. chairman
Roy Meidcl. e. J. Fisher. Thomas Haycr,
H. s. King and Austin Y. Woods.
I Tho voting this year has boon the
= same as in past years. ballots being sent
: rnrb member, with u roster Of the m"n-
: bcrship Each member votes for four
teen names on the roster. tn" twenty
/ eight receiving the highest number ~
: votes being nominated. th"N ih"n h"ln
rhoscn nv another ballot or III" twenty
: eight nominated. fourteen serve on the
board
, Much interest has been ehowI IN tho
, election this year and larg" number
cf tho members have cast their ballots