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4 friend ~ ours was telling the other
night OF going to See a n.ay with sorlG
mutual friends. The play vas given by
= very good stock company. The friend
who told about The happening had seen
il before. given BY an exceptions! star
cast
When the friends with whom he at
tended the play Che went Dutch. by
the way. and was not their guest, which
would have made the situation quite
different. Of courscD asked him how he
liked the play. he said he liked It very
well but not quite SO well as when he
had seen Il with the stars.
Wh.rcupon his friends were very IN
dignant. They are very fond Of that
stock company. they attend all It's pro-
ductionS and they assured him that
there isn't star in the land any better
than those actors and actresses.
A Joy Forever.
Now Il is inquest ionah BILE true that
stock company which is really first
class is a great joy. that It is "A pleasure
to watch It. and that many stars grad
uate from stock Nevertheless II seems
to me To be going rather strong TO
claim that he could not have seen a
production any better than that ono. and
10 be indignant because he thought ne
hads
thought the little incident m un-
usually good example "c tho funny way
people have Of identifying thor tallors
and their drcssmakrrs and their farorito
movie actresses and their net doctors
and their favorite shops with their own
personalities. and Of taking Il a per
sural OffcnSc when anyone does MOI
agree with their opinion.
Many people even So further and nave
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SEVEN MILLS
WILL REOPEN
RESUMPTION OF WORK MONDAY
AT whitaker GLESSNER
PLANT
Three Hundred Men VIII Return a.
Wages Paid Previous to tho
Shutdown

Three hundred men employed IN the
Creek plant OF the Whitaker-Glessner
company working N mills numbers one
two, three. four. FIVE. SIX and eight go
back 10 work next Monday morning al
ter Il lay-on OF four weeks, according 10
an announcement made last evening.
The resumption Of work at IN" plant
with the men going back ut their former
pay, at least for the present TIME.
seems to indicate return TO norma!
conditions in the industries, IL Is salo'
anC the announcement made last eve
ming is regarded With much interest
The neil who will return 10 work are
all practically employed in the black
rlatc department and have been OH
since before Christmas. The steel men
who have been of for seven weeks are
expcCtcd 70 return 10 work within I
short time making the mill IN full! opeT-
alton.
The Whitaker mills are among the
first TO resume work after che genera!
,av-orr which began several weeks be-
fore Christmas, and several others are
being expected to give notice OF return
ing TO work within the next week or
ten days.
It is said there have been many Or
Gcrs received within the past few days.
and indications are the mills Will be
kent operating steadily for some time
When the black plate mills at the
Crock plant were closed four weeks ago
i. vas announced the mills would he re-
moved 10 the Martins Ferry plant, but
as yet they haze not been moved ana
+ is expected they are no: 20 be re-
moved within the near future.
Whether there would he wage re-
duction could not We learned last eve
ming, the officials having no statements
to make. but /; was rumored about the
city that the men will 70 back At Their
old nav unit! a conference has been held
by the labor leaders and the company
on the wage sale.
with steel lower in price than
month ago, tie reaction on the sca!e
Of the men IS expected 70 be reached
within few days and an agreement
reached
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by Rqftf1 Cameron


this SAME feeling about their posses
s!ons II they honor q thing by select
ing it, Il thereby becomes the standard
OF utility and taste.
You Think He Invented Them.
know q man who has just bought a
plaster house and who takes as much
pride in IL as II ne himself had in
vented plaster houses. To suggest that
you do not think plaster houses In every
way superior to wooden houses. to admit
that you are not intending to buy one
Just AS soon as you can get rid OF your
own wooden domicile. is to insult him.
that they are making a frank display Of
vanity in this kind Of championship. II
they stopped to analyzc their feelings.
surely they would know that at least
half OF their fervency Ia caused by the
fact that these things represent the ex-
preston OF their judgment, and that in
praistng them TO the skies they are
praising their judgment.
"And with How Little SStishsd.'
Self approval Is at the bottom OF 30
many of our manifestations. and so
often we haven't the least Idea that Is
what We are showing.
much. I am not sure whether have
quoted 1t before. but I'm going to
risk It:
SELF satisfied arc most Of US
EXCEPT when singled out for praise,
And then the larger host OF Us
Put on youths most embarrassed ways
Disclaiming any marked success
And claiming all unworthincSs-
And 10. not one In ten has lied:
Self satisfied are most OF US.
And with how little satisfied!
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ENIG HTS or PTTEIAS AND BEN
WOO Rank DrRECrOF--'"A S
NhTIvE OF GERMANY.

---,I, !
Iar"r E'r. "':. 49, ih" ""5t Nu!" u
and mo.. p.,ml",nr = '"".. OK . 49,
shat. '"unlI. i"-s,," "%H>> ~ ;n, ,''
80 n.@ d1",'..'. Mrs. =. N ' 49,. a., =
nl' NJ.N ~i'"', 80 h"''''' ,,'.
~ g.. do>s Death W. Iitt."N'"H 20
u~u,.., :. =. aod ms death - :. sh,"N &
IN ,ayc- community. 49, r..,...
For tn" .a.r il.rt} vars. NJ. i 49,
~ .,>~",.. .t'.l VITA tn" rnh'''' ''''"'
r.r ,hat sru,.,h of t.Il,. lie sold n''
business To the Cv,"N-L;"ut" '"'rraNE
- S.n'" WA,rii'': ten years 49, DIX. p"'
>'3- N'rh"' at H." ""S''.. so ""''' Z"
s.'., "-,' w..n a. r"'.r' d. .,,...., ...
.... j..uh i;,,>r" 4 Sur~ 'urEnN; !"
M. l~-"r.atcd with 0.~ s'''.' ','r'. -.
!.rl.wnrd and William -, ...h'''"N'.
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Welsburg-ParkerSburg
Up-thG-RiVer Tonight
Crack Floor Qulntets Clash on City Hal
Gym This OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Are
Picked as Favorttes.

Parkersburc has a decided edge and
Is almost assured Of a victory over
WellSburg's crack floor quintet when
the teams clash on the City Hall gym
AZ Wcllsburg. this evening. according to
eports from down the state.
After her thrilling victory over
MOund<rille last night. the big Red
five locks promising to local fans, and
as result OF the good Impression
which they made. they h2v" also gained
;l., RESPECT Of valley fans.
\ large number 81 local fans arc eN-
pyyt,d 10 Journey TO the Up.th"-r'Ecr
city this evening L. witness this BIZ
state contest. which is attracting even
more interest thHn the Wheel ms MARI
eta affair . week ago.
With Hough and other stars on t''
WelSburE HS". IL" Orange followers
are cur.lieu, that their alma mat VIII
score IL" h:EIrst victory Of the season
over Park"rs BUR-. and are IL! cock q
up oyer the outcome.
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FnTEH BUILDING.

Sealed Proposals will he received by
the Mayor and City Council Of Shinnston,
West Virginia, at the Mayors Office un-
q. 3 D. III. Eastern time. January 9th.
1921. for the construction Of Filter
Building and Pump House.
Proposals must he upon blanks pro-
vidcd and addressed Proposal for Filter
Building and Pump House" the Mayor
Sh'nnstor. West Virginia.
Each proposal must be accompanied
by certified checks upon some solvent
hank in the sum OF five per cent OF the
bid.
The righ: 10 reject any or all bids Is
reserved by the Mayor and Council.
Plans and Specifications are on file
with the City Recorder and in the office
of the Roberts Engineering Co. Charles
ton, West Va. Additional plans may be
secured from the Engineers on payment
Of ten dollars, five dollars OF which viii
be returned upon return OF plans IN good
order. W. ). III RSE1.
Mayor.
Roberts Engineering Co..
Charleston. W. Va.
ia-Il-l4-18-21
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STOCKHOLDERS NETTING.

The annual meeting OF the stockhold-
ers of the West Virginia Exposition and
state Fair association. Of Wheeling. ".
Va. VIII be held on Monday. January /.
1921. between the hours or ana
n'clock u. m, at TN" office OF the Assoc
citation on the Fair Grounds. for the pur-
nose of rttct!ng directors TO serve dur
ing the year and FOR the transaction OF
any o;hr- business that may properly
come before tho meeting.
BERT Fl. S"ARTH. Secretary.
GEO. w. LUTZ. pres.
ja-li-h
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MCINTYRE 30 PHILLIPS COLLEGE,

Norgautown. ". Va. Jan. I2.-Mont
McIutyrc, for he past four Tars mead
concn Of f""tha.l 1T West virginia uni
v,rsity, annouuc"d h,r" today nc has
signed a contract to coach next season
a. Phillips t"ilrgc, Enid. oklahoma. u
had been previously Announced that
McIntIrr would coach at Henry kcnda II
college. TULSA. oklahoma. hut he sad
he had received Il better offer from the
Enid institution and would coach there
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SHORT SESSIONS OF
BOTH HOUSES HELD

Charleston, ". Va. Jan l5.-Thr"c
minor bills introduced in the house by
Delegate Ge.rSe ". McCl!nuc, OF Char
lesion. and the naming of the house
committee on rules were the only Tea
lures Of the second day OF the West
Virginia legislature today.
The senate met at 10 o'clock this
morning and adjourned almost immc-
diately until 10 o'clock tomorrow with
out transactinE any business.
The session Of the house this after
noon was almost as brief, adjournment
being taken until Monday At p. M
by which time it IS expected the rules
committee will be ready to report and
other committees to serve during the
session will be annuoGCcd. II is not
bellcvcd that any more bills will be
introduced before the first Of next
week, as the senate will probably ad-
iourn as soon as II - convened To-
morrow, until Monday morning.
Rules Committee.
The house rules committee rs an
uounced Icy speaker kcatlcy who Is eN-
oCTlclo ,hl rman follows: Delegates q.
T Server, Of K aue county: c. W. Nc
CliniIc. uf charleston: h NJ. Brown. o.
Hancock county; ". G.. Stath'rS, TT
Harrison county: &. y. McCaucy, Of
Iardv and +. y. Hays. of Gilmer.
Three Bills Gro In.
The bills Introduced by NJ Mr''I!'-
tic were the first to Lee "fl.:"I at lHlN
session. Passions for tr:,ch r. m IhIr
lesion nd -; .rud"ul s"'.uuI. DISTRICT. foes
for comm. ss-nmrr in rhanr'ry c.G"-s ana
RUS rr.ailru to courts charges t.
..~:.s w,rc tho SUBJECTS oC TIA. s." hii'S
The tir.r .tn he known rs Ii"n " !..
l.. rr.r,s o.. o
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MISCELLANEOUS

FIRE INSURANCE 1T 7hoT oHe-haif the
usual rate. SAFE and r-l'ahle. Care-
rul thinking owners In this part ~ West
Va. have placed sl.6HO 10000 insurance
with us. Authorized agents in Elm
Grove. Bcnwood. MOunGsI He and Wheel
ing. For rates and terms call Wheeling
3569-M. oa-l4-l
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DIED

ocHsENKuHH-On Thursday, January
"a, 1921, at her home, 20l Dekalo
street, kirkWood. bridgeport o..
ASNA>B. NcCONNAUGHY. wife OF
John Ochsenkuhn. in her 59th year. :
Funeral services at her late home Sat-
urday afternoon at ESQ O'Clock.
Friends of family invited to attend.
! Interment Greenwood cemetery.
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wANTED-Stock room man, one who
has had experience in plumbing AMI
electric stock. State experience and
salary expected. Address II. E. w.
ja-14-i
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wANTEp-Window trimmer and card
writer permanent position for. capa-
bic man. Apply at once. Geo. E. Sttfei
Co. ja-13-h
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FARM FOR sAL1.

ron sALH-l4O acres,H3 mi from Cad.z.
u mi. from pike, fair buildings, pro-
ductivc soil. fine location. W. F. Live
ingston, Cad:Z. .. 1a-l4-4
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AUToS-FOI SALE.
Used CARS ron SALE.

l REQ touring car. $3.50.
overland 80 touring car. $500.
| Overland 90 CHUNKY roadster. $3.50.
! Columbia touring car. $500.
Lexington Club roadster. 500.
/ REQ touring car. $500.
| REQ roadster. 500.
! prirccss touring car. $500.
Ford touring car, &225.
! wills Six. 7-passcnger, $3.50.
! WINS Six, 1-passcngcr. siJl.
Time payments arranged Il desired.
REQ DISTRIBUTING CO.,
37-i3 Twentieth ST.. Wheeling. W. Va
j3-14h
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WONDERFUL SUCCESS
Continued from Page one.)

tConunued from rage One.D
educational and vocational work to be
permissible in the army hut cmnentIy
desirable"
General Bell.
Brigadicr General Gcrrg" Bel. Jr,
commanding genera! at Camp Grant
Ills. writes:
"Eluc1tion,! and recreation work Is
producing wonderful results for tho
country and the army and nothing In
this present generation has accomplish
cd a~ much. These statements are borne
out by the surprise and qualification OK
pressed by prominent business men an,
Others who have visited Camp Grant
schools as we'll as by the testimony OF
college men"
General Shanks.
Major General David g Shanks, OF the
First Corps area. Boston. writes:
Two years ago congress nude i.s
:,rst appropriation. foI iu' r>ta bliShEeni
OF cduCatiOna! and vocational tra!I M
ia our army. l have SERVED more than
40 years In the army ANT during al o.:
that time | regard the appropriation 70!
educational and vocat!orL! training: e:
the most important, L"H,t:"la! aud FIR
reaching uC all pp"orr!atiunS.'
General Ballard.
Major General liui.rad, OF tho seq
Corps area. CioNrrnOr's Island. y. 4.
writes tn, comment.
The system q: rG3CatoR and No'','
tIoual training introduced into the army
IN the last TWO or three years. - :hUNn
by nay own experience with pH'"nts ~
,atiSlcd men has hclTcd L remove ! :"r-
mcr prejudice against ","F"e u he
army Official papers That nave !onI"
under my eye Indicate tn&t the parents
OF minors who have enlisted IN the army
are much more willing row 10 see 'hciF
sons continue in the service for tn" sake
of the clean recreation and education
they are now receiving.
Not For Publication
Tho foregoing series OF comments
from the veteran officers oil Tn" Amcri
can army was not written g.! pGhilca
ton but they give p'Tu>.yc Elcw "i
how the new PLAZA Is bong received
som" OF the old generals who have beer
shouting for a biz Appropriation for TN:
or that purpose say frankly That Il
ANYTHING is 10 be cut. II should not o.
APPROXIMATIONS for education and Foca
l!onal training.
But. that's not the difficulty. Con
c,r,ss Will recognize IA" Value OK th'
ul;u. The ncW development IS that by
emitting DOWN the Siz" ii the army III,
detail work ~ lie arns! posts Will IN
crease for ihc m,u left 10 the service
AND ,h.y will not have as much ;In'
Toy STUDY. u&lf n" enlisted mon ar
in school; now arld "a lrn>i eighty p"r
cen, ur chose VINO enlist ask for edu"a,
tltriT CllIl reason
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LEWIS CHAIRMAN
(continued from Page ous.)

ably do 50 tomorrow. In the ih"'", '''"
n ruuhrr 81 senators, among lh'""
Sruqtor ]. y. EloGh or Wheeling. nav"
,.,t for tho week end. Others are pam
MIN, 20 leave tomorrow. E"ih Houses
win hc quiet between now and Mon
day.
Among the arrivals in Charleston TO-
5,y were Robert E"islrr. Richard &c
an ana I.uuis Euchwald. all OF Wheel
ing drawn here by the session or the
legislature.
Intention frustrated.
The h-e,i,v Of todIy'S session az ~"
,o.is,,turr. gayc members practically u
,,,u d,y 20 fratn-nlZe in the hut"l lob
SOS and as result coming lcgiS3P-
.f,,, h.ran n crvstalizc IN the minds.
~ ,.a>t II the lawmakers. IN" rnSh
for desired committee ASSIGNMENTS ais"
continued undated.
Tho intention uf the SNna'" |" al
iour,! until Monday was frustrated
whom Il was decided concurrent r'S"-
Iu'Ior would I've required 10 validate" -"
long IN tutermisSion and 1t WIZ r"ron-
vNrc tomorrow morning NJ "a o'clock
md tN.n take the ove- Sunday r"r'sS
The House. however. III! not measure
the maximum adjournment WITH tie
-IWr rUI". and stopper us machinery
"ntN Monday.
II is possible that tho Senate rules
COMMITTEES may report tomorrow morn
ing. hut as the situation rested tonight
no other business was indicated. Many
senator's ard delegates left tn" city
for tNnIr homes tonight. and fears We're
cxrrcss"d that UuoCum9 will he hard
to get tomorrow.
Road Legislation.
One OF the measures now looked Tor
within the next few days IS one Known
TO be drafted by the read legislation
commission appointed by Governor
Cornwell. This committee considered
ono Of the most Important OF the pres
ent session, will break the monotony OF
it's work during the session by giving
hearings on sectional road puzzles.
DELEGATIONS from different sections Of
the state are new on the way {"
Charleston, II was said today 10 aD-
pear before this committee. The state
Te !crat!on Of Labor again vii! try 10
nut through It's building code hill, de-
vised 70 regulate hours Of employment
for women, another for Amendments 70
the workCnen's compensation law, and
a number OF others said 10 be partial
" drafted by the organizations iegis-
lative committee.
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wANTEp-To RENT.

wAHTEp-To rent by May LIST, central:
! ~ located house with or rooms and
I bath. family OF four adults and one child.
, Can give excellent reference. Might con-
/. stic- Island. Address Rent. care inteill.
rcncer ja-l4j
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TANTED-EaEAL1.

wANTEp-I.ady for night cook in res
taurant. Apply Hottmans Restau-
rant. No. 30-l6th st. ja-14-j
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FOE SALE-Ford Sedan 1920. full!
e-IuiHpch. new tres all around. use,
on.y a short time. Inquire 1905 Jaco!
81 ja-l4-i
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WHEATON Wednesday, January y.
1921. ut the home of her daughter III
Columbus. O.. MRS. VIRGINIA II.
WHEAT. rciict OF the late bradley
Moreiand Wheat.
Services at Saint Matthew's church on
Friday at y. III. Friends are respect
fully invited to attend. lntcrment pr!-
vatc in Greenwood cemetery.
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prcH4-On Thursday, January l3th.
1921, At 10 o'clock a. M. at the nome
If his daughter. Mrs. l.. ID: Martin.
40. SIS Main street. Benwood. JACOB
SECkER. in the I3rd year OF his age
Funeral notice hereafter.
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WANTED MALE.

wAHTBD-Boy over sixteen. to learn
plumbing trade. Apply Steam Electric
Co, 1912 Market st. ja-l4-i
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wAETED-An experienced cook. Apply
TO Mrs. Lee G. l'aull. Highland Park.
Phone Elm Grove II. ja-12-m =
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JACOB BECEEE EXPIRES tn JkS-
DAY ~ HIS IND YEAR.

LcC."EO ~ -ir-.r, Town 80 YEARS
AGD-mOLE EECE-yNLY With
COPLY -&ENC3.
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sAIADE-On Wednesday. January Il,
1921. at 10:45 O'Clock y. m, at INC
ono Valley General hospital. GEORGES
X. SALADE, in the 69th year Of his
.ge.
r:oly was removed to TIE Mcndel CON-
many Chapci. l2i. Chapline street
Services Saturday afternoon .:sg'
Friends respectfully invited TO atteho'
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BUSINESS oPPoHTUHrrus.
OFFER to quick buyer good stock n

A MAN with ;o50.Oo wanted to join ms
in a good money making business;
must be Intelligent and not afraid OF q
lit;!e work Address o. o. O., care 1ns
trii!gcnCer office. 1a-l2-)
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hall at State Normal School Dormi-
tory. West Liberty. w. Va. Pleasant
quarters and good working conditions.
Steady employment. Call Woodsdale
7l06 L 80. ja-11-k
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Ohio countians Mentioned.

TIC Nhl.rmlN7Np OF The senate ROAD
committee II = said viii be given to
senator Jesse y. Hioch Of Wheeling
WINE IL me house. w" other Ohi"
''""'! me" nave " 'h,'Hcc LOT inc ROAD
.,'''''', q, . 'H''''In .H'I' namely W. l.
,rhn, ,.,1,,r ,:,,,,.. - ,.o .,o,o ara o.
,rc t. nui nm = [..h, Lrr,lrc IIir session,
or tho lnrisly,u~s ,o h,,. ,bc ,,.,pi,n,
removed from Charleston. IN view If the
W ping GU, Of the structure herr, Ly fir.
two weeks ago became more :,ppnrrni
today when committees from, rarkers-
burg arrived 20 urge IN. necessary leg
islatinn and t. ,,nrr s!l.s ~ that CIV
To the stat, free = ,n,I rinrksbur.,
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wANTRD-Girl for general housework,
small family, good wages. Mrs. Albert
Schenk. Jr.. LAUREL Ave, Lenox. Phone
336-R Woodsdale. ja-8-m
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General Bell.

educational and vocational work 10 be
permissible IN the army hut cminentIy
Lnsirl IAie
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WANTED-Girl or middle aged woman
TO cook. Apply 20 Mrs. K. c. DalzelI.
Edgington Lane. phone Woodsdale II.
jain
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-11-21

chicken Aandwic,ss sna ssirdr
Fats. Sweets Dancing. college Iua.
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PEOPLE YOU
KNO

tHdtrfnr FtpnirfuE. 0u1cktr Aofo On
c. =. Nawlee. artist from Santa re.
arrived IN tnc city yesterday.
~ A. Field. state commissioner o.
pnbiic lands arrived here from Santa
Ee last night.
Mrs John V. Conway came doNn
from santa ~ yesterday. and win be
here curing the convention.
Mrs. nIoro-Warrcn. OF santa fc.
II hefr 10 attend tho convention.
Airs. Paul A. N. Walter, from santa
fe. Is IN the city for the teachers
convention.
Aiss Marssrct Topper. empioye Of
the department OF public health nj
Santa We, arrived In Albuquerque to-
DAY 10 attend the convention OF the
New Mexico Educational association.
q. \. Luckeft OF the department OF
public health at Santa Fe II 70 arrive
IN A~ihuauerane tonight or tomorrow
for a few days.
OF the fire department. who has been
makins hls homo In Oklahoma City
hate. IL In Albuquerque.
Of ithe stenoernphic force at the forest
service laboratory at, Madison. Wis.
arrived a. h district forest sersice
office here this morning 10 take Up
her duties. She was transferred 10
This office from Madison.
Charles = Brothers and AZ AZ.
Cheney. OF the Law department OF
the district forest service office here.
left today for santa Fe. To attend 10
legal mastera
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Rio crandc chapter M. 4. X. A. N.
VII hoh n special co~nvocation q
morrow afternoon for work In the
NJ. A.. PM. NJ. r. NJ. and u. a. de-
grccs.
The ch Town Parent Teacher
association viii give a dance tonight
at Colombo hail. The White Light
ming Hnrmonizors will furnish the
music.
rhr Red tross has discontinued It's
active Roll Cali drive for several
days. but will continue with a sys-
tematic effort 10 complete its quota
later. Up until today. ss.5Oo 81 the
$4,000 which they are trying to raise.
had been raised.
ffru which started from hot ashes
Threatened 10 destroy the home
rented by Mr.. Dugan. 400 South
broadway. Mt & o'clock last night.
The ashes had been poured near the
house. which IL a frame structure.
Fremen made n quick run and pre-
vented serious damage. One OF the
kitchen walls burned. No one was
IN the house when the fire started.
Coal supply Co. Phones 4 aud 3.
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Pig N whistle Candies. Hot Choco-
late. Eats. Sweets. dancing
College Inn.
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Chicken Sandwiches aud Salads,
Eats. Swtets. Dancing. College Inn.