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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-04-26
Beauty Chats By Edna Kent Forbes
# You Haze Thick Hair.

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cannot appreciate and certainly
never can sympathize with the
problem OF the woman who has too
much hair And yet IL is a very real
problem-to dispose Of thick. long
hair in a becoming manner. Thin hair
at least can be helped out by adding
a few light puffs, and can be ar
ranged so that the line o. the head
is not spoiled, but very thick hair is
apt to form an enormous knot which
absolutely destroys all the beauty Of
that rounded line at the back Of the
head
If you have very thick hair you are
fortunate unless, Of course, your hair
has gotten 10 the state where it
draws too much strength from your
body. In that case, you should either
cut off some OF its length. OF cut out
pieces OF It here and there so as to
make IL less bulky.
There are two classic styles for
dressing unusually thick hair. One
IS 20 comb the hair back and make
simple knot at the nape Of the
neck But you must have profile Of
great strength and beauty to stand
this method, and you must particu-
larly have a beautifully rounded chin;
otherwise this low-placed knot win
be too severe
The other method IS to make the
hair into one loose. thick braid and
TO bind this around the head You
crown your head with a coronet Of
your own hair and the effect is al
ways beautiful
II you try this latter method. there
IS one thing you must be careful Of,
and that IS overheating the scalp.
Hair done in this manner is apt 10
cause dandruff TO appear around the
head just where the braid is pinned.
II, however you take good care
OF your scalp, shaking the hair loose
at night and stimulating the scalp
by massaging Il with the fingers and
II you let your hair hang and sun
it at frequent intervals, you viii
avoid this danger.
You can also avoid this tendency I
to dandruff by massaging the scalp
thoroughly with hot crude oil OF
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-04-26

a4HTHK Is sazonov such a pancake2 p
w queries the czarina in today in
stalment in connection with Bull
Earia's threat 10 become an enemy
OF Russia Rotten Ferdinand" is
her way Of describing the willy king
Of Bulgaria, accusing him OF having
been bought by the Germans. The
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-04-26
HINKLESG:IND
osl!..!DAPSyLEs

At you1 druggist OF order direct
Large box Of forty capsules, s1-25.
Hnkle Capsule Co. Inc, Mayheld, Ky.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-04-26

Fl Paso seed Co.'S Field seed are
tested seeds. 523 East san Antonio
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-04-26
SHOES NEAR L0NeER

When you walk In comfort 50 do stock
inss. A p1ckage e. Aliens Eoct-Eaze. ths
lltlseprlc powder 20 shake into the Shea
and sprinkle IN the foct-bath. gives you
that -cld shoe comfort and saves wear.
Aliens Eoot-Ease makes tight o. new
shoes feel easy. Ladies can wear shoes
one size smaller b. shaking some Aliens
Fnot-Ease in each shoe IN the morning.
sold everyw hsre--Adv-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-24
WOMEN MEET
At STONE HOUSE
OFFICERS or THE Y. w q. a. HELD
MEETING Ar HONEYH POINT
Department Headu MnLs Report "f worn
nslnU Done

IL, "U. trr ,I Tia, " { spout
,orl.rlrH nil',n"''n At lh' ri"n' li""h"
, q. h,i, I,iull,, ., Ir'' iIuu ~"u la IL Ih'
,,,I,I l.. 90 too, l,"' I'i""" ""'r "ni
Ilnr,l f"I IIr Ir',rI"t" 81 ih' '''i "hi u
y ~ IL, tool, ,"r,l Ini'I' 'i"I l'ri"''T d"
II, Iln. 81 entertainment ""l '"'i"I
u, I,IlI,r tie ',,i'i"ii'r 81 CO. Ia l'
,n,ir,,, 49, 81 IL. nnr", i"ll''n mad thu
r,n.rnI ,hnl,,""" all prominent lee IL
., ,.iu,u attends, - ia" 'tt"T ll''
|. IsIIII.r ,""'I"' I'd To- IL "iI"u"I
r,r I.'r ~ rltr"irriy T." TIC meeting
Nricr "n "Il',"""u wh"h '""hi""h
,,Ir-. .,t,.. nud IrIrIu, rr 'h' l"'Ii'r w'I"
ruI,,iriu,d L.. Nrs hnf I,iu"Hv I'wlr.
~ h,, rrrrt,u"ni 81 i'l'""""i N"ll"y.
v.hr,n ~ ,,'uluH rupp'' wn" "'rN"h
'Th,, uHI,rrr 81 IL" nr""' i"ii"n i"' luh
81 Nr- Way Linu"l I.uv lE. T"n"Irl n"'.
rrlnry mT lhr uuau'InIl"u. MluG u mn
IIurrq r..,rrinry ct ~" rnf"i"riH depart
noui Nlpu Nmv lTouErT. H""T"inIy 81
rhc GIrE Work Department. Mias Cath
orIuo Ecnnt secretary at IA" huHinCEa
Girls department. Mr. " J. M"nd"l.
, Niss San Juhnt"n nul Miss 'larn
Forbes. secretary at III" "iii'" depart
Iu"ni.
Tho chaIrmCu ~ the various commit
teen who were present were. Mrs Julian
- H"arn". Mr.. K 4. kitchen. Mrs. Al
bert Myrr Mr. Robert J Reed and MIS-
Reed IaIrd.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-24
UNCLE TOMS CABIN HERn
MONDAY MATINEE AND NIaHT

There has never been So Ia ish ana
Ad,uuutr "a prudu,ti"n 81 Il n,lo Tom
Cabin as llInI whI'h WIN II klbbi"
viii nH"I hIntInnuI'nI I"N"IA at thc
CONT CA Monday. S,pl"uhuI IN. mat
lnrr ani might
I" M ths most apn' l"Ua ai"h' '""id
act h, easily lutpIdv'd Ih""' go go
onIlnh tho rhI" II,oi la "i"I''. IL.
I",hy rus Ia ~hI'h 'i,"ir" lt"'it" Ir''
I',Ia lila family ih' - i"ii' TI""''
I Iun IT,, 10 J., -, 80 It.,, "a ',", ih' ,',t
t,.u H'ida In iuII IIs'.i,,. ""d ~, - I''
iInI iIty az "I ,,,,,ri ""inLI' IT, g.
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T." l"i "",I '""r"" "iII l''''"I' ""h It."
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, ..",r"", be-, ,I",. ,,tlr - to '".t'r"
.m.mt ,l"a '"iII"- ih'. "',,i''.'' eat"
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-24
:; THE THEATRES :
WHEEL|NG|TES
PRAISE IRENE
sEABoNs SMARTEsr MUSICAL. COM
EDDY PLEABEB AT COURT
THEATER.
Three Moro Performances Will Bo
Greeted ny Capacity Houses

I.nrI nirht patrons Of The r,uri
ih"ntrr aud others attending "ITrur 90
the hInnrtrst musi,nI runrdY seen In
WhrrIlnt. Ia many a. ,iny IIuuutIu,rd Ih,.
play a winner from sr,rt tu finish /,
rru,rJ lev fnr lh, ,u,,t ,u.,rs.ruI rr,
,'uctiun or ua Mint mad VIM a ,uur The
Ihrni,S at every r,,,n,,,u,,,,,, v.uI,
rIanding room at n nIruut,nu Not n dun
muInruI IL there la "hru," and bcnId.n
tuIuIhTing fnIuInhIy with the. bot Ia
n musical wa, II IrII4 ~ metz, Ir,,
riuIy IN theme Ir,nI,rp n,u,,,,L tho
Hu,,cahful uroa,nIniInn IL nmI,t, nI
unLI,uwn yIrIr ,hn,,n fam iL, ,ruI ID,
nr rufI,rra Iu , Now Y.,L DEPARTMENT
nIntc
Th,. nITII,rI 81 , I,..,,tr., -, rI, ,ITIi,rt
nf ,n,I,uon tr,,I,,,,.tu,t, ,rI u,,i,, ri,
81, In m, ,.,,IiIInu ,t Ihc ,.,,,. whit
"a l,y T,r bc ,u,rI IuncIul Iu nuv .u,
rr,It.lI.,n l,, -, ,,.,,rI t.,,, And
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aud "'Ihv Iu,L,t- Ice ,.,,,,,,,.h T., ms, n,
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-24
St. GAINESVILLE
Belmont County Scat News
TWENTY
DIVORCES GRANTED
Ten wiVoa Granted Divorces Prom HuE-
bands Against Three Husbands
From wives

81 rlalrs,IIr .. Sept % Tho fol
lowing divorces w"r" granted la com
mon pleas court today
Mary Eulnsh ~ Joe Nillnrh NV
orco granted piatntn on grounds OF -
trrmr cruelty ilHIutlU awarded 'uh'"hb
OF minor children
Margaret wolch ~ James II W"l'h
Btvor,o granIed plaIutIn on ground 81
,.SIrrInr cruelty l'llIutlr restored 4"
her naldon numo "I Margaret Iioma-
William + Sr"nchInE vs Mary ht"no
king divorce granted plhlntiH GA ia"
ground on adultery
Harry oscar I"hnrr"n VI Mary John
st"n divorce granted ri"I"t'n ""
M,rrIo May r"nt,or - CIydo r. ro"p
81 6I,",'o granted Iin'"tln "n th"u"d
or adultery
BIv"r, granted rlamlIn on ground 81
AUXILIARY I'InIntIT awarded "unt"dy or
minor children. I'"Ioudnnt "th"i"d I"
pay plaiutlr nllru""Y
Nnr Hr,,wuiuE g.. ll'uty drowning
Divnr,o granted tlr.r'in ",' grounds 80
sIlful nh4ou,' f"r uu"r" Than 'ht""
y~aru Nnd pInIn'tn awarded 'uH'"hY 81
minor child
Maryurltr ',,cuhauEh - I!"orE"
DxcnhnuEh RIv"r," granted pl"intin on
Rrouu,IV OF fraudulent contract Ilnin-
I'm awarded custody 81 minor children
Mary VanDyu" ~ Nlh'Tt A Van
Dyn~ plvOrC" granted rlHlntU on "a"
ground Of adultery flnintln awarded
custody Of minor children
Camera Gillespie - Edward Gillespie
Divorce granted plnintIn on ground or
gross neglect OF duty FOR NOR" than
three years
Louis Scl~s 70 Anna S"Ies Divorce
granted plaintiff on grounds OF wilful
absence Tor more than thee years.
Hester NJ HunismIn ~. Grover I.
'IIuntsnan divorce granted plaintIn on
grounds 81 wilful absence Tor NOR"
than thrnN years. l'lalntlT awarded
custody OF minor child
Mary ChOroylrh W Stoyan ChoroVich.
Divorce granted plaintiff on grounds OF
extreme cruelty. Ilalntin awarded the
custody OF minor Child.
Realty Deeds Filled
Mildred Phillips To -. !. Phillips
Innc In Wayne township. 1l.nO.
Ralph " Woodland and OWoEn Wood
and 10 Felicia lIoguc and {. X HoEun
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-24
'.CAPPY RICRS" COMES TO
THE COURT NEXT WEEK

IT laughter and E"nuln" rurprlho II
n delight to an audience. IhCu rurrly
there IL u tTcSIi In store for the puirunr
or tho Court Wednesday. September -
whom 'r'Hppy ItICkH' rill b" H""u thor"
for ono pcrfuTnhnCo
1t tH tho same identical production
hnt. In great measure. put IN" Nigh
water mark or sucC"HH on Oliver Mon
CISCO when no presented II at hiH New
York theatre. where II ran on" HuIid
yeaT. Tho cast Ia u ImTiiCulIr!y Glover
ono. headed by Henry Horton. wh" made
such 4 tremendous hit IN JHm"S lIrIn"'E
shore ACroa.' Sonts ON sale Monday
nnnInlnR
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-24

Land In Warren township: 81 o"
Ncttie Thomas to T. t. Workman.
Land ia rultnry township 100.
N r. nnll"y g, al l." David Lucas
Land IN Goshen township. 81 O".
William II Fowler aud wife To Ia"
standard Du CO. Land In lInin"sNl"
\ A Scott nud Florence J scott Il"
John I'uakc and It"slc rnskr l.and i"
Irl,nry township SO.
John nuIuynnny and WI" /" Fletcher
nsns"u. Land Ia iulrm"y t"w"HhlI'
IILuU
Personals
Atlnrnr, VIM n'unoli ~ linIn"7'
vlur wnn here ca hnH'n'Hn N'""'''"I
Muarr, IdLEtr and tnrii" lnih VIII
entertain "a number or rrlrnha at ain.
ntr saturday
Iin~ard r"r.Incr aud VII" hNv" !"
IuIu,d from Flint Ml'h wh"I" th"y
purchased Iiui"h Hchn"
Mrs. " q, l'nrhy md Mrs Jam"
MnnshorTrr N Columbus. are vinltI"a
NJ tho homo OF AIbori J"h"r'"n.
Mrs AlIn Coo hiram n"h h"rEhl"f. Milan
I.u,y. Waited ,"hil,'a !" I'llnl'' 90"
Ihur ndny
WIN I.cwIr 81 I.nuir, I" vI"i'I"G hIn
a"r. Nlt"rncy Inrl T. I."wir
uuuh"r fr"u nj" uI"'" attended,
EmIlhuclh TatI Thu r'lny
Mira Borinn Will'rion will "mt"r'h"
ia" Entr" N"un club ~ her homo "h
rn4t Main street Friday evening
Entertained
Mr. and Mira = r. lI"rpn d"liGhirulIY
entertained number 81 trln"' on
Wednesday, evening. houorirH MIR and
Nra pnlr EanCur"n ~ u H"nH"unhI"
hour. dainty refreshments wcT" s"rN"u
Grand Jurors
Tho grand Jury IL expected TO report
sometime today. They commenced their
work "Wednesday and over = hundred
witnesses were subpocan"d FOR W"dncH'
day and Thursday. A number Of linrnr-
tant cases hnvo been investigated The,
following persons C"mp"s" TN" grand
jury. Floyd llnHcdorn. -. IaIrSNill''
Alamo Green. belmont. rHrk Foreman.
IicIlairc. Preston Hughes bridgeport.
Thomas Brown. Tcallsvillc. william
Ramsay. Jr.. JacohshurE. X. +. - j.
r. Crooks. Nllrdonia. IL h"th"I.
Flushing. GcorK. NJ" 10y. lIrldH"Lnr''
VI. G Warner S"mcrt"n. \ u Inm'
burn. Martins Ferry. James :fr"ht - ,
o'lairSvIllr. Il a. Rovd ~ 'lnlrsVili" .
Samuel Gcll"r. ST tlairsvlil". James u
Grassland. st thIraNlllc
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-24
STOP ITCHING ECZEMA
Penetrating, Nn'i1cp'tc /"m"
Will Help YOu

nirvcI mind how often Won have irich
and faded. ymr III stop burning. itching
eczema quickly by applying /"m".
Fmmehcdby any drugglrt i"r1." Extra
large bottle. 81 90 Healing b"gInP tho
mnrrrnt /crno II applied In a short
tune uuIally every trace at eczema.
letter. prmpIcp. rash. bIaCkhcadN and
similar skin dl9raScq will bc removed.
For clearing tho skin and making 1t
vigorously healthy. aIwaysusc Zcmo. tho
penetrating. antiscptlc liquid. 1t is not
agrcasy sal We anditdocsnot stain. When
others fail it IL the ono dependable
treatment for akin troubles Of all kinds
Tie l.. W. Eoss Co. Cleveland. u
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-24

appetite. tone tho stomach and build
up the system has never been sur
passed
Il know there are hundreds 81 people
here IA. goes ON a. say. VIII" are luat
hubbllnE about hy f"I'Ud 'H"iI fI"In
d.,y L" day. ~ Ing 1" k'"r an That a."
realty la need al " real strength EiNI"E
tonic IIho IiEItn SAL II ""nll p"'
ihru, an their feet and unahc mo acon'
u,nIr wuIIh while 1" ih'"
n II.s, that yeah lInlI'" 90
,,, dawn n.,,,ua nda.iy dlIfy IL
r,reaod have irhourn"II' Ial"" ""h
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-24
Date OF Young -Irupp wedding.

TNU UIIW 1T TNI| tINTT TIWFI' W'V'TIHK
has been ret for SCpI"mbc- -. TIA" we'd
dIu: to- tnko pln'" at the ON" "f TIA"
BRIDES father. Mi. Aren't :. lIupp ga
Fourteenth street Dr l"H u. Rob
InAuu. pastor Of the Fir 'nit"d FREE.
h,trrinu church VIII pCTlrGn the wed.
ding ceremony There Will hr only a
i"w guests Including thr relatives ana
close friends OF tho couple.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-24
PAULLS VS.. TR|ANGLES

sunday afternoon. On IA" l."hEu" park
g1nIIudu tho Nctnnvillc Tigers. farmer
" tho PAUL A c. Will lineup nRhlnHt
III" TrianEles OF this city. In the open
my game Of the lOcnl hcmi-pro season
nutI teams are showing we'll IN pracil""
ana viii put forth two Of the best tCIms
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-24
Mc4Clolland- sheppard

A quIct wedding was sul'mnlA'h lc'..
irriny evening wh'n MlaT May b"Ilr
Sheppard. daughter OF Mrs Nura !h'u
.paIh of HrllnlrC. war married L. MI.
Paul l. Mrtlcllnud nr liIrurHvlll". -.
Immediately t"il"wluK the a"rvi"" ihn
cuuplr lett on IA abort wedding trip "N-
r,rrtlnE later to thlr up their rrSld"nC"
in IlarncnNIIlc Nj M,tlrllnnd iH Of a
Iinrn'Hvillr family. and u a"n Of j. N
Ne, lrlhul lie, lH nhHn, Iht'h IN the nTm
OF No, LELAND q krnnnrd Of linrnrSvIll".
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-24
Party saturday

Miss Marie Ian, will entertain fow
friends at "a thcHiT" party Saturday ar
lcTn"on at ia" Court Theatre" I" -" ia"
performance 81 "Irrn', ih' honor guest
being Mnss Angela M"lhhi"n whose
mnTIlhg, " "a ,,,uI neat month
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-24

~ Ih' '"uiI Ih"nl'i lh'i nIThl
"II,ur. "nr "f the mont nllin'iI'' 81
mum, ,"mn,llon dI'w IhIE' 't""l
nud ia, audi, var Vain La llr at
Ii'' lntI"u 81 All number" i""" 81 Ih'
t,uuI charming IItlIr T"wn1 u''u h'i'
I.I - I.up thu, go rhHWu Ia the PLAY
Nltrr hhl'Iu' 81. ia" rinI. Ir''' III h"I ~" "
drIutf lliIl" Ing uu" nrl = 'l'' -
Ti',' 'hhIn.l'r acting IL Ih" III ~
put 81 ih' play whi' h w"" va ia" 81
~ n,lI,r- rru' l. "ll'I - th' Cnu' ihnu
ID, lhr.uT bout uh" IN T"'d nUl ~
hri unu ~. ,rI,,., inIIy IT, tue Nii', NV"
,,"v,u -h' M RI" AIt''
IIlu" r"Nu wnu m""i "ff''I'," "uh
,,rIi nrInuE'd hlI 81 '"uiutn". toe.
mud tie. nIni W"ro II we'll All III" f"m
iuiu" vuIlh viii l." interested III ~. i"i
At 10 on. uT ia" Iu"ut fetching lIrr cay"
uI ,Tnin" ,Sms r"rg,uun nud hrr dainty
htiI" whit" spnuTl"d gown ""tn under
,,rr'h w. u W'IN Il at
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-24
WOMEN To Marion

A number OF local women lcft ycNtcr.
dnN with. the WcrI Virginia d"I"ghIl"
from ihis city for Marion. IN ia" number
h,lug the wives al number 81 local
lrIIIIriLn7. la the number =" r." thu i"I
low Ina
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-24

~ her h"ru" on ,l" Nati"unl road la%i
y gl' Misc MlIN Hart rntI rtnin"d n
pnrIy Of her trends In honor oG Miss
NirEinin ItittCr. who's" marrlnI" I" Nh
Schnrtrl VIII take place nt TIA" Acih"-
draI residence brtuh"T Il. Many hand
some gifts were received hS Miss rat
ter The event Enw"S 'u"nt at Enm"H
md music followed hv delightful
luncheon The gu~stS were"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-24

s.,...r a.. ,,,,t." -Lrr ,''' = b"
i.,,., ln-e ,rVI' 81 80 "''"'', '""
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-24

DAMAGE To grain from Tia" rh'nrn
hug In 1897 amounted to 100000 O'h
Tho worlds diamonds would NIL 50 IN
N box making un cight-fOUt cube.
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Irene" at Court

Th' lima II"hrnan'k khth"Iin" VI" I'hn
owe King tel
lIInu, lac Gi"dEIh,r
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Mr. and Mrs = r. II"rDn d"lightIuIIP
Entertained a number 81 tfIn'" on
"Wednesday evening. honurlng MIR aud
Mira pnlr EanCur"n ~ H"nH"nnhI'
hour. dainty refreshments wcr" served
Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1920-06-19
CONVENTION OF SUPREME
 LODGE KNIGHTS OF PYTH|AS

Plans for extension of the Order and assumption of greater obligation for it's advancement, will, according to announcement sent out by it's officers, be the central. thought at the next convention of the Supreme Lodge Knights of Pythias. This legislative body of tho fOrder will be convened in Minneapolis, Minnesota. on August 10th, 1920, the date having recently been changed from August 3rd by of ficial notice from the Supreme Chan cellor.
 Nearly one million members of the Order in the United States and Can ada are interested in what will be done at this convention. Among the many proposed changes in the present laws are those which will, if enacted provide for admission to membership at IS years of age instead of 21; life membership; changes in funeral bene- fit laws; and a national tuberculosis sanatorium for members of the Order While representation of each De- main is based upon Pythian popula- 1 tion, under the statute each Grand Domain must have two supreme rep resentatives. Some have as many as five. This method of selection gives true representation of the Order and provides a method by which the Supreme Body is influenced only by conditions prevailing in all parts of the country.
 The Order has made phenomenal growth during the last year. The gain in membership for 1919 is re- ported to be over forty thousand. There has been much activity in the Uniform Rank and it is expected that over thirty thousand men in uniform will attend the national encampment held in Cleveland, Ohio, in July.
 The Insurance Department report shows an increase of protection amounting to a gain of over five mil lion dollars last year making a total of over $103,O 100000 of protection pro, vided by this branch of the Order During the first four months of this year the membership was increased over three thousand.
 The Knights of Khorassan knowr as the "Play Ground of Pythianism' has more than doubled it's membership in the last two years. It is with these encouraging reports of advancement that the Supreme Lodge will assemble to make provision for broader ser vice to the membership and plan { program of activities to meet the pres
Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1920-06-19

ed bya> strong veinwhich pans gold for it's full length. The shaft, which was started on a three-foot vein, shows some high-grade ore, but the values are inclined to be spotted in the brok- en-up formation close to surface. At adepth of 4 Effect the values are more regular. Twelve inches at this point averages SIS per ton, according to M. J. Paisley who, with County Commits sioner John l. Peterson, controls the Coalition, but banning made in the presence of the writer indicated values of close to $150 per ton. A tunnel been started from the bottom of the gulch tomake connection with this shaft at an additional depth of 200 feet. This is now in 150 feet and within 15O feet more will reach it's ob- jective and do much to prove up the Coalition, which is of great promise
 To the south there is an excellent site for tunnel to go through the Coalition and into the Golden Circles, owned by Judge Frank Macy and part ner. The latter are also fine pros poets and this tunnel would attain a depth of 1900 to 1500 feet, prove up both properties and provide for handl- ing the ore at a minimum of expense. In the first story on the district the writer did not credit the Golden Cir cles with an definite production. Set , clement sheets now in his possession show that at least five sizable ship ments were made, besides small lot of 5000 pounds of real high-grade. This last was sent out by Rae and Hager, lessees, and netted $732 after all charges were deducted-or at the rate of over $500 per ton gross. George Shoup operated this ground for a time and but for his death it is likely that it would have produced much more actively. ,..,!.
 Joining the Bambergers on the east is the Climax group of the Macy Mines Co.,, of which Judge Macy, J. |
 Peterson, Judge Langwith, M. J. Pais- lev and Tom Ebert are officers and di- rectors. The vein her eshows a rib bon quartz that looks exactly like the high grade of the Elko Prince and il is believed to be the extension of that famous vein, Values up to $500 pe' ton have been found, but the value: in the limited work done in the tunne
 average $S to $10 per ton. The Toe Adams group, under option to c. s Warren and which may be taken ovel by the Elko Prince, and the Water Witch group, controlled by H. A t, Thompson, are among other fine pros
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ent conditions. Forty-five grand do- mains will have representation at the convention and it is probable that the session will last ten days. A
 More than 200 companies of Uni form Rank, Knights of Pythias, have been formed into clubs to provide funds with which to defray expenses of the Company to the Cleveland En- campment. Prizes amounting to sev- eral thousand dollars will be awarded for competitive drills.
 The Supreme Temple, Pythian Sis ters, with over 100000 membership, will hold their Supreme Convention in Minneapolis, Minnesota, concurrent with the date of the Supreme Lodge.
 Fl Wakodis Temple, Knights of Khorassan, is the largest organiza- ton of it's kind in America. The membership is over 1,2OO and the fea- lures of the temple are a band of nearly 100 pieces and drill team of nearly 200.
 Red Star Lodge, San Diego, is the largest Pythian lodge in the world. It has a membership of over 1900. Five other lodges are in the race for the honors. They are Garfield, Mil waukee, Wis; Crusade, South Bend, Ind.; Hobah, Bethlehem, Penn. i; Wayne, Detroit, Mich.; and Oklahoma, Oklahoma City, Okla.