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The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-08-18
ADVENTURES OF THE TWINS
By OLIVE ROBERTS BARTON.
An Accident.

Now we shall have wha had become o. poor Mr. I n
Orioles house while Oliver wasdong over the taynans suit
This is what happened. -
while oliver sewe and Mr. Tngaling mot having any clothes 70
wear the meanme bedhaying nap IN me spare Foo
an extra big breeze came along and the oole apartment IN Ma
peTree flats such swing that Tingahg woke up win start
He didn't know Just where he was, waking so quickly an
and he bnke bis eyes and jumped bed and rushed for the
spare room door to where the earthquake was coming IRON
the door and out into the hallway in his Mighty blinking his eyes as
hard as he could to make his memory come back
Bnt Il didn't come and instead Of stopping the door Of the
workroo where his suit was being fixed he kept on and to the
front door stepped outside before he saw exactly what he was
doing
Oliver Orioles nest-aparment mean-was at the end Of
very slim branch slim fora fairy to tread on thin fa!
slip when he was going or from divers dwelling place
Before Thgahg could say "Boo down he went sprawins TO
the soft ground below He wasn't hurt much but he was IN his
mighty!
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-08-18

announcement has been made Of
the marriage o: Miss Laurie Nc.
Donald Fleming and John Francis
Fleming, both Of this city, which
TOOK place on Monday. Miss Elem.
ing Is an adopted daughter Of Mrs.
Worth Fleming, Of this city, and
mad LOT the past several years
eeen q student at Mt. De
ChaItel academy In Wheeling.
MT. Fleming has also been
reared IN the Fleming family and
ts n charge Of the Fleming farm
ct White Rock at which place the
newly welded couple viii reside.
The marriage came as q complete
surprise to the friends Of the
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-08-18

Mayor and Mrs. ". v. Conaway
and daughter, Miss Mary. nave l1s,
so6e to Camp Idlewild on the val !,
iey river where they vii! spend :
I couple Of weeks. Occupying a pos.
!. fion Of the camp at this time are
n and Mrs. Richard Gllkeson ana
children. Miss Leah Gilkese o., has
a her guest Miss Gertrude Cutler
a. Pittsburgh. and next week Mr. Y.
md MIS-. GIlkeson will entertain
M. and Mrs. ". A. Finley, o. Wlik'
, ;ensburg at their camp. The Fin.
ieys were until recently residents
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-08-18

The August picnic supper and
outing Of the Business and Pro-
tessional Womens club will be held
tomorrow evening at Loop Park.
Supper will be served following
which reports Of the Lake Geneva
conference will be given by Miss
Lena Hamilton and Miss Ruth
MeTideld who attended the con
ference. It Is desired that reser-
Syations be made BY this evening
~ the Y, Fifty cents will be
charged for the supper. On Satur
day at Loop Park the Junior girls
Of the W" will hold a picnic.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-08-18
Ia HarrisyiIIe.

The Misses Katherine Frances
and Josephine Eagerly Of Farm
ington left this afternoon for Har
risyille where they will attend to,
morrow evening the marriage 0!
Miss Margaret Hall and Frank Ice
the latter Of this city. Miss Fran
'ces Haggerty Win play the wed.
ding march. Tomorrow Mr.. and
Mrs. W. D. Ice and daughter Miss
Edith, and son Peter, OF Gram
Town wiz go to Harrisville 70,
the marriage. The engagement oil
Mr. Ice and Miss Hall was an
ifounced recently at q luncheon at
which the Misses Haggerty were
hostesses al The Fairmont. Miss
Hall Is a daughter OF Richard R,
Hall Of Harrisville. Mr.. Ice is
q member OF the faculty Of the
Eatrmont high school.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-08-18
To Hay. Picnic.

The Primary and Beginners
class Of the East Park Sunday
school will hold o picnic tomorrow
at Davis grove. The children will
meet at the Community building
at 2:SO o'clock. Teachers Of the
school will attend the picnic and
saryA the refreshments.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-08-18
Enrarement Announced

The following announcement ap.
peartng In the Sunday edition Of
the Augusta, Ca, Chronicle Will
DO Of interest to local people:
MI. and Mrs. ]. ". Byers IN.
nounee the engagement Of their
laughter, Mary Evans. to Mr.. Ron.
I'D z. Nixon, Of Farimont, ". Va,
the marriage to occur in the early
The above announcement VIII be
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-08-18
In Grafton.

Nj. and Mrs. Dorsey Brannon
OF baltimore who had been tae
/ quests Of the latter's parents. MI
ind Mrs. ". S. Hamilton on Gas
ton avenue are visiting relatives
al Grafton at this time. They vii
20 TO Mt. Lake Park where they
WIN be the guests Of Mrs. Bran
mons sister Mrs. Frank Pryor be
fore returning to Baltimore.
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Lawn Fete Tonioht.

The lawn fete to be given by
Court Joan OF Arc, Daughters Of
Isabella this evening on the old
Normal campus promises to be a
delightful affair. Serving will be
gin at six O'Clock and will continue
for several hours. Sandwiches,
coffee, ice cream, cake and other
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-08-18
To Attend Supper.

Several local people viii CO. d
Monumental this evening for the
chicken supper to be served by
the Doors Sunday school class.
Tickets may be had by calling
7122-R q. A fine supper will be
served beginning at six o'clock.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-08-18
Dollar Social.

The Ladies' Aid societ, Of the
Highland avenue N. E. church will
give a dollar social on Thursday
evening at $50 o'clock at the
church. All members and friends
are invited to bring a dollar ana
attend the social.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-08-18

A baby daughter was born this
morning to Mr.. and Mrs. A. N.
Rowe at Cook hospital. Mrs.
Rowe Is the daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Clyde S. Holt and Mr.. Rowe
. private secretary to Congress.
man N. N. Nicely. This is the
second daughter born TO Mr.. and
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-08-18
Box Social.

There Will be a box and ice
cream social at the Pleasant Valley
Grove on Saturday night, August
81. II not a nice evening. the az
fair will be held at the MIllery!le
school house.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-08-18

A baby daughter. Sara Frances,
was born to Mr.. and Mrs; ". spray
Linn this morning at their nome tSe
4 al Woodland Park. This IS ta IN.
second daughter in the family,
Clara Jane being the name Of inc
FIRST born. Mrs. Linn was former
n Miss frankie Brand.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-08-18
House Party.

Il Miss Genevieve Cunningham is
entertaining a number Of friends
q Q house party at the Cunning.
ham cottage at Mt. Lake Park. He.
guests include Mr.. and Mrs. Rich.
ard Dieson and Miss Florence
Grove, Of Clarksburg; Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert ]. Cook, and Kenneth Buc.
ley, Of Pittsburgh.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-08-18
arand Reunion.

The Brand family reunion WI
be held at Downs at Eureka pan
Inei,st Il. This Is one OF the
nioneer families Of the state and
he reunion promises TO be well
attended.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-08-18
Guests Here.

Mrs. Harry Cornell and daugh.
Ter Miss Maxine of ParEersbure
are guests Of the formers SISTER
. Mrs. Lamar Satterf!eld on Boyd
ron street
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Ret1lrned Homo.

III. and Mrs. John 3. Dsmer, o.
cstaNissa, Pa, who had been t y
iluests Of their son, Samuel d.
0iemer and Mrs. Dtemer at tne
home Jof the latter's parents, NJ,
ard. Mrs. A J. Stone on quincy
etreet, are leaving this afternoon
for their home. They Will Tislt
friends In Pittsburgh en- Foute'
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-08-18

The weekly bridge tournament
Of the Country club vs. e9.O !.s.'
Yesterday By & number g deyctees
Il lie esu,e. Friday night the reg'
II MAJ weekly dance WIN 70 held ana
this promises to be most emf yahla.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-08-18
Visiting Here.

Mr.. and Mrs. ". 8. Pricket OF
Richmond, Va, who are visiting
friends In Fairnont and Vicinity
spent Sunday as the guests Of NJ.
and MIS-. Larney A. Prickett at me
old homestead at Monumental Eol.
lowing the serving Of an excellent
dinner the guests we're entertained
with music BY Mr.. and Mrs. c. 7.
Prickett. Those present were: Mr:
and Mrs. W. s. Pickett, MI. ana
Ms. James F. Boor, Mr.. and MIS-
Charles Hawkins, Mrs. W. G. Boor.
MI, and Mrs. E. J. Parker. Nj. ana
Ms. Guy Toothman. Mrs. June
Johnson, Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd Prick
eli, Misses Geraldine Hawkins,
Naomi Boor, Helen Louise John
son, CordelIa Hawkins, Ella Haw'
kins. Catherine Toothman, Ruth
Toothman, Clara Bailey, Bonnie
Louise Prickett. Messrs. Charles
! Bocr. Russell Morris, Adrian Nor
ris, John Parker, Frank Parker,
Marion Toothman, Robert Tooth
man, John Prickett, Ira Pnckett,
Or:ille Floyd, Robert Prickett, Joe
Pickett, Mr.. and Mrs. Larney
Pickett, Oral Prickett, Nettle
Pickett, Rose Pickett and Carl
PrIckett.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-08-18

Z, siimsuts Nili 81 served and
lie public g Invited 7. . p PFC en e:
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-08-18
"a Atlantic CITY.

81. and Mrs. W. 3. Crane ana
III. and Mrs.. 7. Wilbur Hennenl
I and the lattsr,s children, Tom and
Miss Mary, are leaving today fof
Atlantic City where they will spend
4 c0nDlA OF weeks,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-03-22
Y.W.C. A. TOOPEN
ALITTLE PARK
Yard of Cafeteria
to Be Transformed Into
a Grass Plot

The park habit H. gflwinr. a now
one h to be created bs she n. W. o. a.
az the recreation ccnter on Norih Sec
ana street.
Tails h to bee u very secluded. eugy
ana private surt ~ yarf. iuVsfV.
-huied. nowery retreat where wnnion
can 10 after "a hot afternoon nf shun-
PINK and girls Gun rest and relax out
ot-doora AFTER al tuy in an office. and
where one can lay flat ON ONES back
on the grass " unc desires.
a patio. Approximately e0xi0 feot.
back % the one-story recreation ccu-
Ter building. h going 30 be- trans
formed into 70 garden spot thut viii bee
ID real JOY. surrounded completely hy
vine covered walls. with q thick car
pet ~ grass and borders or blowers.
j. shade tree anG "a hchrn or w.
can't YOU just see az
The prospective park d now srrvlur
az q back yard FOR this cafeteria. and
90 general dump Kodak pictures show
INK before % after will be teutl-
monials uf such q transformation 49,
has never taken place on any back iol
In the city.
All offers ~ bulbs. seeds vines. ruse
bushes plants and hardy p%erennills
via be gratefully received hN the s.
". &. A. gardeners. The work nr pre-.
airing the soil Tor the lawn Will hrri-
an soon Hs possible.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-03-22
Lyon Organizing
A Big Game Hunt

j. $. Lyon. predatory animal iu-
Hpector OF the local fe,aral biological
survey office. irayes tonight fot tine
J. lack n ana Morollun mountains.
where ho viii organize au extensive
hir game hunt.
Five or six ~ the bcs, royrrunlrnt
and state hunters viii take purt boo
this drive. whlch Will Dec chiefly Tor
bear and mountain lion The party
VIII probably start from A~lnrdalcus
and m" hunt will lIst perhaps tWu
months.
The mountain lion are said Geo Ur
numerous i this district A. tho
hear Will be coming no of Information
It this lime of GEAR aud usuHit du
considerable duunrc among toe lIfurs
cattle who are thin after DO, winter
season. This will he one OF fhr uIu.
thorough hunts organize tor spu.,
time n tf Is expected th, hal r
Doe considerable as tho ranges viii br
covered IN u Thoroughly sE-trmHue
manner.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-03-22
Evangelistic Services
Open at NJ. E. Church

Unusual interest WIS manifested az
tho opening day Of tho c,aureli site
services now being conducted ut Tho
Lead Ateuue Methodist church. Who
auditorium Of the church wns nlIad
at both the sunday morning and oNr-
ming services and b. was necessary 20
throw omen The adjoining Christian
Eudc1vor ro0ms.
Rev. charles a. Dcckmau, n1stor
of the church. b. serving as o%vaurolist
during fho sFrviCos go win .ipsak
each evening during tho remainder of
this weoh end viii probably continue
tho sertires through the following
wcek The meetings. ore uts.u to
members Of amy denomination or to
people without o. church homo
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-03-22
Bill for Bond
Issue in Exchange
For Liberty Notes

NNHHlNtIbN, March 22.-San-
ntor Frelinrhuysen. republican. New
Jersey. todny introduced q bin nu-
thorizing the secretary of the trens-
ury 20 issue not to exceed $50. 900
eo0.0oo OF bonds 10 be hnn for
liberty bonds Of ~, first. second. third
ana fourth issues az the ontiou ~ th,.
holders OF The liberty bonds.
The proposed issue would hear IN
tercst 90 sM per cont. would De- pay
abl ln 30 year.. and would b.. OK
empt from 40 national. state and To-
cnl lakes except estate and interference
taNos.
Included IN tho bin was e. pro-
vision for establishing "a slnkinf- frpd
10 redeem the iss1r nr or before mn
turifN senator Frciinghuvsfm said
measure was p~uirulnfod ms Ill
'stn1t toward h|puidafinE thc nations
enormous war debts
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-03-22
JURY BEING
SELECTED TODAY



The petit jury Wha imnaneuee FOR
the March term VI the district court
This moFniuE and viii 30 10 work to-
morrow mornlnr AZ ? o'clock.
Tho nrsf peulro issued resulted IN
tho aeletflou ~ 81 men wis quail
Gtd fot lt ~ service. A special venirc
n~eturnnhie a. : O'Clock this afternoon,
IVES issutd from which The REMAINING
three Jurors will be aelcctrdl
Those VINO will srrse on The Jury
arc. Serann Nnbedra. Louis Van
Dame. &c. Pillow. William Craw-
ford. , Al npolitfie. Autoniu Mora.
james Garrett prdro Romero. louis
HolA Antonio Annya. pullcarpio Car
rlllu. Andres ssnrhea. a ~. Nipr.
jam pcrca. Charles ". Hay. Eugunlo
l.ucero. Felipe Mnftinca. NJ VI.
uitcher. Pablo Apodara. Julian Gar
cia and John Smith
The first case 10 rome before the
jury - hat OF the state against fidei
and Rafael Marunez. brothers. who
were Undated ly the grand jury on
tho charge OF larceny.
The men are alieacd tn have stolen
q horse from Mr.. bararal "A ranch
womaa. on January rs. and some 9th
properly from some lsleta Indians.
They were arrested NJ lsleta about
three weeks ago. and have bcen Ia h
coanty jail avaitine grand Jury ac-
tlou. Two counts were found against
each Of them. one for larceny. and
the other FOR receiving and aiding IN
the concealmeut Of stolen property.
The caac o. RefuRio Apodaca Of
pnjnrito Also comes before the jury
10 ncfroW Apodacn WIS arrested FOR
harness and farm equipment
tho stroup ranch. He was re-
from the larceny complaint
and committed I o the state insane
He was later Indicted BY the
Jury on the larceny charEe.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-03-22
AERDOIHD BOUND OVER.
MMOOhSAaE CASE
Two Large Stills Seized
in Raid on HE Home
Stock Confiscated

7-TT ~ ----T-T
-,s
W'u'er 'I,eH
,NI.nt nlr
NttpFt
tHitH riatIr w.
meInt1F tert fltitinln.
he1fInf nnH uaa pquad ever " ne
4uu ~ @ avail me Aeiioh OF
tNt fFsN4 iWt r
f4it c1nd fEtrf ir A"fnhio LIZ
ctIN aiFefiur 81 feecfai prohinition+
uneafraet NO large tttip Avee tAls
Inns ~ sweet cider ana Att qlitFt mt
ilfa of nnnoFffiy homo made beer
nu Of NhllH NAH Ntcr'trd IN HefbutuH
r4tIerncH. I04 frNE street. An No.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-03-22
Must Speed Up on
Guard E~nlistments

Enlistments in the national guard.
stu increasing, are not Hs
satisfactory nH circumstance warrant.
Carlsbad. Dominf and other towns lon
the state nave responded Hpicndidly
TO this patriotic c%udcuvor and already
have fun quutnH Aihuuueruue. with
, lnrgest population of any city ln
New Mexico. its excellent flcilities.
and plenty Of available material has
not as Yet, registered the interest be-
cnming its public spirit Of tho past.
Captain ~. %. Grille invites ana pros
pecuNe Euardsmcn 70 consult him Inn
mediately that the quota may bee
realized without amy more DELAY.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-03-22
Bolshevik Attack
On Polish Frontier

WARSAW MArcn 2s-Tho bolshe-
wiki FrlCay Bnd Saturday launched
repeated attacks along various parts
OF the Polish front These are con
sidered BY me military auihorities 20
be preliminary to the long horuidci
general spring offensive. The attacks
were repulaed by the Poles. see bol-
sheviki being taken prisoners In Tho
two days fighting, Bolshevih1 a.
ncefs who deserted 20 the Poles report
that Tho soviet army Is preparing for
a general offensive Ia an effort to
Teehpture Mozir ,Rovnp and Pros
kurOv.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-03-22
Declines to Dissolve
Hearst Ship Writ

WNTTTINHTVN1 MITNn I."In7fITO
Bailey OF the District OF Columbia.
supreme our today declined 10 dis
solve the temporary injunction grant
"a william u Hearst 10 prevent the
shipping beard from selling the treaty
nine former oermHn passenger ships.
but took under ADJUSTMENT the motion
~ counsel Tor the shipping board 10
dismiss the suit
Dismissal Of the ane was asked on
tho ground that the proceedings we're
afuinnt the United States and that
M. Hearst had no snch Interest Ia
tho matter a. would enttle him 10
maintain the action.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-03-22
Landolfi Wins
Return Golf Match

Ernest iandou won she return golf
match against Walter pisquc at thv
Country club Saturday afternoon. by
four M and thre" 20 GO The stakes
for the match were 500.
Landolft. who lost a match hy one
stroke to Diyque several weeks ago.
when they lIayed on The wager OF q
trip To california and back, challcnr
80 his opponent To a return game. In
the meaniim" ne shined up hig sticks
md after considerable practice de
fcated Dls1uc by q much larger mar
gin than be- suffered iu his own de
Feat.
First place ln Yesterday regulnr
match FOR The handicap trophy was
won hv Hiram Horkrnhom who went
around on GN Ralph kolrhpr aud g.
Giuml tide fer second with % score of
90 cLrh.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-03-22
Nj. Sawtelle's
Father Is Dead

e. NJ sawteile, a retired physician
Of San Bernardino. Cal, fied a. noon
today AZ the hcme oi his SOU. Marcus
~ Snerteiie AZ 1911 Nurth FIRST street.
IA. .iawtelle came here only Il month
ago FOR 4 Yiait with his son. who b.
hts sole survivor.
Mr.. aawfeilA would have been 90
yoam old on April ~. He was IN
compensatory good health Until a few
DAYS when he contracted pneu-
moula-
The body was taken 10 q. +.
I'rench's undertaking establishment.
Funeral arrangements will be an-
nounced later.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-03-22
Firm Buys
FL Paso Jewelry Co,

The A. n. Poster Iewelry romprny.
one nf The largest concerns Of It's
hind Ia III paH0. has been purchased
BY the Weller HenlaIulr company Of
ihle city. Toe deal hasins been closed
iasf week.
Flhlle attending the wool growers
mctt A. Roswell two weeks ago. Saio-
mon HeulnTin received q wire from
ri paso r~sforrainK him taut the jew
tlfy company would consider fevoros
fhe nuain8aa. NJ. benjamin. lmmedi-
ately proceeded 10 tire Texas city and
provided The necessary ESQ Q consid-
eraDOn. The local company q nj
ready assumed the crGir0i Of the ron
Germ. l. J Benjsmin. formerly Of
Albuquerque. belng IN charge. Plans
for reuiodellnk the store and extend
lng me business are nov ! q progress
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-03-22
Red River Border
Involved in Suit

AUSTIN. Tex. March es.-Ray G..
Curefon attorney general OF Texas.
left for Washington today 10 appear
before the supreme court in conncc-
ton with .he Texas-Oklahoma bound
airy dispute. Information from Mr..
CiIreiSn's department . thai cnhtem-
plated action would involve an the
border FORMED by the Red river. hc-
tween the two states and "a not re-
strlcted 10 the territory from which
the order issued by a federal district
Judge Of oklahoma sought 10 eject
Texas claimants.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-03-22
Passes Bill
For Sale of Flour

WAsHIN0TONs March sa-Thc
house hlll authorizing the United
States Grain corporation 10 sell g.
600. 900 barrels % soft wheat flour
ia Europe on credit as y relief meas
ure. was passed TO-DAY by the senate
without opposition.
senator Gronnas republican. NORTH
Dakota. said the fnct that the gov
eminent has this flour on hand was
another ILLUSTRATION Of whlt happens
when the government intcfferes in
private buEincas.'
Except for the emergency IN Europe
he added, the government would have
faced Il loss Of from $50. 0dn. 900 to
see. 900. 900 as the American people
would not use the flour.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-03-22
At TheaterS Todav

rs" TInEATER-RepeatinE The
feature Red HOt fsoilana,v with
Charles Ray IN the title role: also
ne .IlonDd and Gagsedn episode
reel and the"furrut Eyents'' reel.
IDEAL T1fEATEn-flnrry Carey
Ia the fiN-feei super production,
a Gun Fiahtin' Gcnucman.s IL be-
Inr rubeated today; also The uni-
seraal- Rainbow comedy The Bull
HnDWor.H
lyric THEAgER-"me Rivers
Fad" q great film feature by
James Aiiver curwood. IN being re-
peafed today also rcrfating the
comedy. "Dlpiomnflc Ambroec."
PAkTIME TIiEATEH-'1he
Hhetifs Riddle" viii be seen again
to-day. with GisoYB Br0ckwsii as
the starr also repeating the com-
edy. rHcr RfVafe Husband a Two
reel sunahine feature,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-03-22
Met Gamma and Putney
Decline to Serve on
Income Tax Board

SANTA re. March 20. %. D. Hnr-
trmnu of Roswell. has been np-
pointed by Gov. ~tnrrasolo tn SOP. -
as "a temporary chairman uf tho com
mission 10 study Income inv sy-teIus
~ hat the initiHl meeting may be-
called 10 an early dnta and orrsln-
ization effected. a. b.. McCnnua. OF
Albuquerque has advised tho COVER
nur D. will bee Impossible Tor him co.
serve on thts commission and Robert
o. f'utney. Albuquerque to whom fhr
appointment wtA then offered. s,so
mas been compelled TO decline.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-03-22
20 More Arrested
On Coal Indictment

president ana aecrtttry and treasurer.
Respectively OF disiric. number III.
Emitted Mine Workers OF America and
IS others were arrested hero to-day
by "a tnltsd Stttea marshaI on a
charge % conspiracy 20 enhance the
price ~ coal IN connection with the
recent Indictment By a special federal
grand jury az indianapolis.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-03-22

shs viii be- returned here boz county
authurltes
Mrs Mallory leff here last Mcdnpa.
day Shc ~ her husband. who is
o. barber, had been stopping at the,
roomiuE house Tor several DAYS when
thcN lett Mrs Iurksuu. ihp pro-
printor ulsu missed IN, goods She
suspected Mrs. MALLORY aud police
were Notified. resuitiug iu Mr.. Nsl-
lur,s arrest ut Gailuu tins morning
What u~t do To- Dc ~a,cdr"
viii be- Rev. Z. o. Bcckmnn'~ ~ubJ,rt
tonight. Tome aud hear him ~ Iif~t
Methodist Church tonight 5.g0
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-03-22

Masonic Reunion
Opens in Santa Fe

SANTA ~. ~ NJ, March 2g.-Thc
send reunion OF the Scottish Kite
Masons opened here todny with 70
class numbering G3 candidate. Santa
fe has "a larger representation than
usual while Albuquerque aud Las
Vegas both are we'll represented The
Albuquerque scottish Iiito team Will
confer four degrees. while fho lH.
Nrrus team viii confer one n Will
h' the rrst lime in several veur= Tint
a. LAS Vegas team has conferred 10
degree Tho reunion closes Thursduy
might.