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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-06-12
RUMANIA is BADLY IN
NEED OF IRON, STEEL

10y MORNING JOURNAL SPECIAL LEAs = wIREI
Jassy. Rumania, June 11.-Ru-
mania is badly in need of iron and
steel. For nearly seven years steel
and iron imports have been far be-
low normal. All reserve stocks
were used up during the war. For
reconstruction purposes hundreds
of thousands of tons are needed.
Hitherto the German and
Transylvanian furnaces have fur
nished most of Rumania's steel,
However, all of Rumania's needs
could be met if Americans devel-
oped her iron mines. There are
rich undeveloped deposits both in
old Rumania and in Pennsylvania,
especially along the Carpathians.
Other iron deposits of an exploita-
BILE importance are in the Dobrud-
la.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-06-12

of the educational index in 191
and 1918. The figures show gu
order of rank from the top amor,
the forty-eight states are as fol
lows:
1910 rs Gaii
Days attended by each
child of school age. AT 80
Days schools were kept
open ..............46 80 l.
| Proportion of children
in high school. ..,.47 Al
Percentage of boys
to girls in high
school ..........47 16 g.
Expenditure per child
attending school 40 IL q
Expenditure per child
of school age .....43 81 II
Expenditure per teach
err employed ...,.40 IS q
Expenditure for nom
salary purposes LBS A "a
Average salary per
teacher employed 40 % IL
Per cent of children OF
school age attending 46 46 ..
Number of points
gained in period -. 172
Index number ..,,,.47 2S 10
Five educational ele-
ments combined ...47 81 10
Five financial elements
combined .........41 1S %
During the period New Mexico
has gained according to the index
number in this report nineteen
points in relative standing among
having risen from the forty-sev-
enth place to the twenty eighth
among the states. In general, the
state makes a better showing in the
financial elements entering into the
index number than in the educa-
tional items. Improvement in the
index number would be most read
lily effected through increase in the
elementary and high schools, and
providing more generously for
teachers salaries" says Leonard p.
Ayers, the director, in a letter to
the state superintendent of public
instruction, ]. II. Wagner.
The attendance of children in
the elementary and high schools of
the state, according to State ST.
perintendent ]. II Wagner, has
been a most perplexing problem. 1t
must be conceded that in New
Mexico a large number of parents
are Indifferent as to whether or not
the children attend the full session
Of the school. Until the last ses-
sion Of our Legislature New Mexico
had no adequate compulsory edu-
cation law. The last session, how
ever, passed a compulsory educa-
sorry age from IA to 16 and is de |
signed to remedy the vital defect |
which the Russell Sage Foundation |
has pointed out. Our scholastic |
law has tendency |
o lower our standing in this re-
ipect, in that children between the
lges of and 81 are enumerated |
is of school age, whereas in other
tates the age limits are usually
to 16. This makes our number
# scholastics very high, in com
'arison with the number listed un-
Ter the same heading in other
tates. Furthermore, many child
en- in New Mexico are enrolled In
'arochial and private schools, a
anger per cent perhaps in proper
ion to our population than in
many other states. For the pur-
ose of this report the number
as enrolled in our pub
c schools is much less than the
lumber actually enrolled, in all
ur educational institutions consid-
red.
With reference to teachers SAL
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-06-12
WILL ASK PARTIES TO
DECLARE IN FAVOR OF
REDUCING OFFICIALS

The report OF the short ballot
committee of the Taxpayers asso-
citation was published in the Jour
nal several days ago. recommend
| ing a constitutional amendment for
election for four years of a gov
ernor and lieutenant governor all
other state officers to be appoint
ed by the executive.
The republican and state demo-
cratic conventions are to be asked
to pass resolutions in favor of sub
mission by the legislature of this
matter at the November election.
A statement has been issued
from the Taxpayers association as
| follows:
The executive committee of the
Taxpayers association has been
consulted as to this report and it
Is the opinion of that committee
that the recommendation of the
Lindsey committee be unqualified
ly endorsed by the association and
that the association do all that II
can properly do to secure the adop-
ton by the legislature of the reso-
luton recommended and by the
political parties of the platform
plank suggested With this In
view copies Of the report will be
sent to the party leaders of the
various political parties asking that
the action recommended be taken
at their respective conventions.
The report Of the committee of
which Governor Lindsey Is chair
man and whose members are men
OF the highest standing in the COM
munity with long experience in
public affairs was drawn up after
mature and careful elaboration
and merits the careful Considera-
ton of the people of the state, our
constantly increasing total and per
capita cost of government makes 1t
positively necessary that the peo-
pie, through their elected repre-
devise methods for more
and less costly admin
istratiOn of their affairs. 1t will
be next to impossible to attain this
end until we have a responsible |
government and If the plan pro-
posed meets with the backing and |
sincere endorsement of the voters
Of New Mexico. irrespective of |
party, we believe 1t can be made |
to solve many of the difficulties we
now labor under.
We heartily commend the re-
port to the public and bespeak for
It the active help of every well
wisher of the state.
THE EXECUTIVE COMMIT
TEE OF THE TAXPAYERS
ASSOCIATION OF NEW
MEXICO. BY
II. J. HAGERMAN.
Chairman.
Native rubber gatherers in the
Congo get so cents a week and pay
heir own expenses.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-06-12
Arrange for OFFICE Rooms.

Santa Fe, June 11.-Herbert j
Hagerman of the new commission
appointed to investigate and re-
port upon revision of the tax laws
of New Mexico. announces that
arrangements have been made
with the taxpayers association for
office room at Santa Fe, and for
the services of Director Asplund of
the association, who is familiar
with all phases of tax matters at
present. This plan is for the pur-
pose of conserving the $500 ap-
preparation made for the expenses
Of the commission, the members of
which will receive no compensa-
ton.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-06-12

appointed a committee to have
charge Of the arrangements, as fol-
lows: Herman C. Ilfeld, chairman;
DR.. F. E. Olney. Charles G. Hedg-
cock, George A. Fleming, w. c.
Sanders, c, II. Stewart, c. V. Hedg-
cock, u. +. Ryan, Charles w. q.
Ward and II. G.. de Baca. The ar
rangcments likely will take the
form of music and addresses,
whether in the open air or at the
Duncan opera housr Governor
o. A. Larrazolo has accepted an in
Ntation from the Cowboys reunion
to be present during the roundup,
which begins on the fifth. and
doubtless will be here to participate
in the Fourth of July program.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-06-12
LAS VEGAS ELKS WILL
CELEBRATE FLAG DAY


East Las Vegas, n. NJ, June Il.
The Las Vegas lodge of the Elks
has invited Carl c. Magee, editor
of the Albuquerque Journal, to de-
liver the main address at the Flag
day services of the lodge, which
will be held Monday evening at the
Duncan opera house. Mr.. Magee
has accepted the invitation. The
Grand Army, the American Legion,
the normal summer school and the
public has been invited to be pres
emit. a.aa.xLa
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-06-12

aries the report recommends that
New Mexico should provide more
generously, but with the provisions
now made for the salaries for the
school term beginning on or about
September / New Mexico will rate
very high among the other states
of the union.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-06-12
Court Begins Monday.

East Las Vegas, N, M. June H.
The spring term of the district
court for San Miguel county will
begin Monday morning. Judge
Reed Holloman, of Santa Fe, viii
preside in the absence of Judge
David j. Leahy, who is in Chicago.
a delegate to the national republi-
can convention. A large number
of cases are said to be awaiting
action by the grand jury, and there
lis a good sized trial docket.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-05-15

Niemcy 'faktycznie zmnicjszyly
iloSc wojsk swych w dystrykcie
Ruhr do tel, jaka jest i'm dozwo-
Iona ma podstawie umowy z mar
sza!kicm Fochem. Wobec te-
60 marszalck polecif gene
ra}owi Degoutte. komcndantowi
alianckich wojsk mad Rcnem, ably
wyslal re swego sztabu oficera do
Cassel, sdzie ma sic on porozu--
mice z nicmicckim komendantem
W sprawic szczcs6l6w, zwiaza-
rych Z e~wakuacyq przez wojska
irancuskie Frankfurtu, Hanau.
Darmstadtu / okolicy tych Mast.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-05-15

kawalerzystami na rekonesans w
kierunku Kijowa. Micli oni spra-
wdzic, czy bolszewicy w rzeczy-
wistosci ewakuuja miasto.
Maly oddzia} Z Gornickim ma
czele posunal sic w kierunku pol
MISUNDERSTANDING az do miejsca,
gdzie wysuniete daleko poza mia
sto domy wyciagaiy sic szeregiem
jak palce II rak w pola. Ma prawo
Ii lewo grzmiaiy dziala, ale Stani-
siaw,, re wzgledu ma odbyta juz
sluzbe we Francyi, niewiele ma to
zwracai uwagi.
Jechali, zatrzymujac sic tu i
tam i przetrzasajac okolice W po-
szukiwaniu "a nieprzyjacielem e..
Me byIo jednak W poblizu ami
Sladu jego i skauci przybyli VIA
snie do pierwszego rzedu domow
wysunietego najbardziej ma zew-
natrz przedmieScia. Wszystko
jcdnak wokolo byio spokojne.
,,Czekajcie, a ia pojade nieco
naprzod!" - rozkazai Stanislaw.
,Jezeli wszystko jest dobrze, po-
wroce, ale jezeli usfyszycie diva
~strzaiy z mego pistoletu, powra-
Cajcie natychmiast i ra%portujcie
do ghownej kwatery, re czerwoni
So wciaz jeszcze W Kijowie. Ma
mnie ME czekajcie."
Koledzy jego napr6zno prosili
so, ably pozwolit przynajlnniej
po}owie Z Mich sobie towarzyszyc.
Stanisiaw potrzasnal tylko g}owa,
oSwiadczajqc, re niema potrzeby
narazac ia niebezpieczenstwo
dziesieciu ludzi, gdzie do speinic-
MIA zadania wystarcza jedcn. | L
tenn odjecha1.
UpIyneEo zaledwie moze dwie
minuty cd chwiIi, gdy zniknal po-
"a rogiem dom6w, kicdy koledzy
Ijego uslyszeli diva strzaly Z pisto-
letu i grzechot karabin6w.
Wiedzqc, re jest juz zap6zno,
by ocalit G6rnickiego, zawr6cili
ma drodze i pomlneli I powrotcm
ku gl0wnej kwatcrzc wSrtd istnc.
go gradu kul. Dwu Z Mich tylko
zostalo ranionych.
A gr6b Stanislawa GornicNicgo
ley gdzicS w Kijowic.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-05-15

see, Stanislaw wstapii do polskiej
armii i zostat przydzielony dc
pulkn lansyerow. Gdy general
Pilsudski rozpoczai diva tygodnie
tcmu swa ofensywe ma Kijow,
punk Stanislawa zostai wyslany
ma front, gdzie wziat udzia} W
dwu czy trzech potyczkach.
I Ale Stanis}aw ME by} tenn "a,
dowolony. On pragnal widzie{
wiecej walk.
Ostatniego Piatku rano wysfa,
no 60 z dwudziestoma innym
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-05-15
1GIegramy%z agTaRiczns'
Dokonczenie re STRONGLY I

10. maja. - Otto Jest opowieSc,
jak StaniSiaw Gornicki, dawny
'obotnik re stalowni W Gary, Ind.
stall sic jednym Z bohaterow PREY
zdobyciu przez Polak6w stolicy
Ckrainy, Kijowa:
Niedawno tcmu, po przebyciu
bojow W armii generate Hallera
zarowuo we Francvi lax w Pol
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-05-15

Itvczne kota tutejsze wyrazaja pre-
konanie, re pan Nitti obejmle
zn6w premierstwo w nowym ga
Ibinccie wloskin, w sklad kt6rego
wejda jednak take czionkowie
pa-tvi katolickici.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-05-15
oWRoT JENCoW HOLEN-.
DERSKICH z ROSYI.

JNO" ONHH
DERSKICH z ROSYI.
Haga, Is. maja. Wczoraj
przybylo tn 400 Holendr6w, kt6-
rzy przez dlugi GAS trzymani
byli jake jeicy W Rosyi sowiet6w.
Rokowania O uwolnienie ich trivia
}y Cd wrzesnia IL. r. i dopiero te-
raz zostaly uwiehczone pomySl--
nym skutkiem.
Jehcy ci. a So to ME tylko mez-
czyzni, ale take kobiety i dzieci,
znajduja sic W okropnym stanie.
Zdrowic ich podkopane jest wy
cienczeniem i straszliwemi PREF,
sciami nedzy. Jeden Z mich umarl
pc drodze ma okrecie.
Wszyscy oni wyrazajq jcdno--
mysinic zdanie, re stosunki w R6-
svi sa nienozliwc do z~nicsicnia.
Despotyzm trivia tam jak "a maj
lepszvch czasow, tylko role zmic-
niiy sic. gdyz komunisci utwo--
rzyli teraz kIaSe bur&uazyi, ktora
opiywa W dostatki i.bawi sic, pod
Gas gdy og'l mrzc Z nedzy, a
produkcya odbywa sic tylko w
iabrykach rzqdowych, prowadzo-
nych przez komunist6w prevail
ME tylko ola z~aspokojenia potrzeb
swej armii.
Obecnic nicma W RoSyi SUI
rowc6w ami zadncgo prawie pre-
mysiu, a wszystko jest znacyonali
zowanc. Ale Trotzky i Lcn;n usi-
lujq tcraz zlizyt sic do dawncj
klasy ..burzuazyt1cj", widzQc, &c
Ijcj wicdza ! do5wiadczcnic okazu-
Iia sic niczbcdnc do prowadzcnia
'abryk i kicruwauia wszclkicmi
instytucyami.
przcSladowan;a cudzol;cmciw
ro1DorzClv s;o ~ ulaiu 1919 ruk,I
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-05-15
BOLSZE-
WICKICH MA
LITWTE
LITWIE.

Londyn, Is. maja. - Dcpesza
Z Kowna do kopenhagi donosi, re
w ostatnich tygodniach bolszewi-
cka agitacya ma Litwic byIa pro-
wadzona przcz 400 agcntow, Z
kt6rych jednak wielu aresztowano
'juz i intcrnowano. Bolszewicki
komiSarz Platen, Szwajcar, kto,
rego uwicziono, gdy zostaF zmu-
SONY do wyladowania &c swyn
aeroplanem, zosta} wypedzony z
Litwy zgodnie z zyczcuiami rza-
du szwajcarskiego.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-05-15

wejda jednak take czionEowle
partyi katolickicj.
STACYA IsKROWA w MO-
sKWIE ZNoW CZYNNA.
Paryz, Is. maja. - Stacya iskro
va ma wiezy Eiifel rozpoczefa
znow odbicrat pc kilkudniowe)
przerwic autobiography Z Mosk-
wy. Wyja5niajq stamtad, &c pre-
rwa w wysy}aniu depesz nastqplla
wskutck uszhodzcnia STACEY iSkro-
wei, kt6rcgo powodcm by4y eks-
plozyc pod Moskwq.
4 Londynu za5 donosz9, IL mo-
zliwym ~powodcm tel przcrwy by
n CcnZllra WUiskOWa.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-03-19
BIG CROWDS PROMISED
At LEGION MINISTRIES
Sale Of Tickets for Minstrsls In High
School Auditorium Has Exceeded
Anything Previously Given

Our rr the biggest crowds ever pres
ont at 'hr high school auditorium Is ~
pcrtrd AT the lvSl performance Of the
L"Eiounairc Minstr"lS, at ia" building
this evening and judging 10y the adj
vance sal" OF tickets the house will be
rompl"tcIy filled. Those in charge Of
tho event which takes place tonight and
tomorrow might claim II is one OF
the highest class performances ever
hruuEh, 70 the cry. and practically all
local talent will pc seen. The members
@: the Legion responsible for the event
rs 10 Ne congratulated upon their enter
prise for getting the affair here. and
there Is no doubt that all who attend
on either tonight or tomorrow might
VIII b. we'll pleased
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-03-19
DON'T WHIP!
Stop Lashine Your Bowels
with Harsh CatharticS but
take "Cascarets."

Everyone must occasionally give 10
the bowels some regular help or 'I:'"
suffer from constipation. bilious atta' ~
stomach disorders. and sick headache.
But DO not whip tho bowels into aciN-
ity with harsh cathartICs.
What the liver and bowels need Is u
E"rtl" and natural tonic. ono that can
Consistently be used without ham. Tho
gcnticst liver and bowel tonic is CAS-
carctS." They put tn" liver IL work ami
cleans" tn" colon and bowe.s OF all
waste. TOXINS and noISuTS without grip
lng,--th"y never slckcu or ihconren-
fence you like Calomci. salts. Oil or
Purgatives.
Twenty-Five million boxes Of CascA
rets are sold each year. They work
while YOU sleep cascare'sfost SO little
too.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-03-19

The meeting Of the i.ght and Wat"T
comn,te;e or city council called for mis-
week by Service Director Gates. VIII
not be held owing 70 III" fact tA'i ~"
ssr,.;cs director has thus rar boon un-
shIa % secure some desired data on
tine cost Of duplicating IN" rt'"r,"%
facilities at the water works ana 'tn"T
informa.ton. The meeting may be ne'N
next week.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-03-19

Not nearly so many crows ard 7ot 90
many employees in III" shops ar" 10 ."
cmp.""ed wiki The railroads back IN me
hands OF private owners. rs compared
"a the number when the government
had charge. Railroadcrs state that al
ready the private owners have begun
10 Gu: DOWN on the size OF the forces
employed on the roads.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-03-19
RIr Gnrna Tonight.

\ game OF basketball tina; promises
% be the BEST OF the season - sched-
u,ed for THIS evening AZ "nce"NE ue-
tween the Red and Rack I'VE OF t"e
-, ,tyh school and '&n Gold and Blue
,s,T, ~ wheeling h.Gn school L will
~ ,ne fourth clash Of the session be-
tween the TWO teams. \ big delegation
NJ FANS will accompany the !oca! team.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-03-19
Loses Sight.

John Eittlc has lost the sight OF one
Of his eyes as the result Of an accident
al IN" Standard Ston" x Brick plant at
NcClainsv,ile. He was at his work IN
:Ac quarry Of that company when no
me; with the accident which resulted IN
thc loss of the sight OF the eye.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-03-19
To Mama corrmander.

\ meeting oc the "NveI..'' an''S'eS
and officers II -" American ''SN.s'
r., n,irI he hr,d his evening * the
Nmrr,cus club headquarters ." BEL
80, street \, this time q cvmma"d"r
TO- IN. nos, will >. named to succeed
waI,er F. Dorer. who resigned.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-03-19
Police Activities.

less Reed was arrested by police
Yesterday on a.rha-ge OF being drunk.
disorderly and using protanc language.
Police say that he WAS abusing his
father. Thomas Reed.
4 foreigner arrested FOR being drunk
and disordcrlv paid f!no in police
court Yesterday and was released from
I'll 'nlN-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-03-19
Bartou Briefs.

Mrs. Katherine Simpson was called :"
Shadysidn yesterday by the serious i'll
ness Of her daughter. Mrs. keysor.
Frank Rose will arrive here from Dor
nison. tomorrow for visit with MIR. AID
Mrs. John kccvert.
Herman Ta!bert. manager OF the !. W
q. store left last night on business
trip to Pittsburgh.
&. \. Holmes. OF Bridgeport. WAS 4
business visitor in town yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. y. Boggs spent y";
tcrday visiting at Pittsburgh.
Roy. Father Yantke viii conduct SER
ices at Fa!rpoint this evening.
r. W. Boggs. OF this place. mad"
business trip TO Scliaire last night.
Nathan Holloway. Of Bridgeport, wa
business visitor here yesterday.
Squire Robert NJ Simpson was called
10 Shadye!de yesterday by the serioui
illness OF his sister.
Mrs. Sommers. OF Bridgeport. spei
yesterday visiting with Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles n Rurkle here.
Thomas Timpko left yesterday on a
few days business trip to Cleveland. -.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-03-19
Missionary Meeting

Mrs Fred X piNon was the hostess
- the members OF the Wom"ns Mis-
,rouary society at hey home on North
Fourth stree, last night Tn" usual
business Of the organization WIS iol-
lowed by a social evening aud dainty
luncheon WAS the concluding feature.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-03-19

health board to ascertain the prcva-
l"uce Of diseases OF the eye. In tn
survey but four cases Of trachoma wy"
found. The per cent IN this ylly -
said 10 be the smallest Of any state thus
far visited by the doctors.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-03-19
Bank Deposits Btg.

DEPOSITS in the scaool bank THIS week
,,,nre unusually large. The total FOR all
schools was se62.5o. TIL" Gravel HI.
school led all others with deposits,
to,altng 1856. The Indian Run schoo'
vas second with deposits Of $3.50.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-03-19
Mann Funeral.

Tho funeral services for Mrs. Albert
Mann who died at the family hom" n'
Earton. O.. u few days aE". VIII u" bold
from III" family home this att tu,uu 81
. o'clock in charge or Rev. r. l.
Rover pastor Of tho Barton NJ. l.
church. Int-rm"nt viii he mndc 81,
LinMOrd cemetery
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-03-19
Bake Sale Tomorrow.

The members Of ~" ,S'r.nd Division
81 the Ladies' AID sa"',ry If tnr i'3r.t
Methodist church will hu.d srlr Of
home baked bread pics AMI cakes =,
the r. Shriver grocery IN Er!,wnoG.
tomorrow afternoon and TIN atfl,
promises TO be complies success.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-03-19
No Clue.

Police arc still. without clue as 20
me person or persons who entered IN"
Anderson & McC;rGso- Lumber Company
ott,r,.. broke open IN" safe and stole s..
They arr continuing Their search for
the safe cracker.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-03-19

Mrs. L. q. HeSlop was the charming
hostess 10 the Industrious Danes Of
,h:s city at hcr home on North Fitth
street last evening. y good number
81 the members were present. and the
-vcut Was highly enjoyed.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-03-19
Interesting Meeting.

All or the mcmhcrS OF {. l. Pcuny
tent Of the knights Of. tho Mac, an".~
have been promised an INTERESTING
ovcninG At the meeting which will 3D..
held this evening. as II special program
Of business VIII b" taken IN.
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Members OF thc Mary T.. I;pdNGer d'vi-
SION Of the W. G. r. |. vii meet tA'S
evening ut the home OF Nvs iIgrnld
king. \ good program " III b.. rendered
and a social session enjoyed.
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To Address Students.

II. V. Haymaker Is to address pupils
or the local high school this morning.
For a long time Mr.. Haymaker was in
the department Of labor AT Washington.
HIS address promises 20 br very inter
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Made SurvAY.

prs Robert L""khart and n T.
ThornburE. assisted ny Mrs. ~" Nc
Cable. have completed a survey among
;5c $500 boys and gNls OF the pHhiic
Schools under directions OF the state
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Police were notified yesterday oE
Secretary Of State SrIta thS' ""'.'s 50
srtsr tina, date they viii b" subject
IN arrest.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-03-19

Passion Sunday Will b" observed by
me =: Johns Catholic church "onrre-
CATION and ~ the Trinity Episcopal
>flu-ch congregation. 1t IS the ftth
Sunday in Lent.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-03-19

Girls Of the Senior class OF the high
school have decided on the pattern for
their Commencement dresses. \ deciS-
ION was reached az meeting OF the
girls Of tho graduating class held last
evening. Material in tho dresses is not
20 cost NOR Than s..
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-03-19

Matthew johnson. OF Brooks run. Is
confined to MS home with injuries re-
rc!v"d in a fail lie Is suffering with
several fractured ribs.
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BELLAIRE NEWS

Hill. were held yesterday afternoon.
Members OF ~ Moose lodge attended
IN a body. Intcrment was n the Rose
Hin cemetery
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Work ProgreSaIur

Contractors Albert Young and JOHN
G!fccn arc making good progress IA rn,.
work Of red"CoratnE the interior or IN,
bridgeport l:auN ami trust conn An,