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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-05-14
~ Indian Children
To Take First Holy
Communion Sunday

T~wcnty-scyen Indian children. he
tween tho ages OF ~ and IL. Will take
their first Holy Communion tomor-
row morning AZ : O'Clock nt the Inn
maculate Conception church. Tho
children are 10 supply all their
music. the band 70 play the procss-
sionai and occasional. and during the
service. Inc children VIII sing the
hymns themselves. Margaret How
ard. an indian GIRL. plays the organ.
The service, as always. VIII be Deauti
ful and impressive. Tkese hy.nna
will be sung.
i. "on This Day, o Beauiifu'
2. Holy Mnry. Mother mid"
3. "a Lord. ! Am Not Worthy"
Jesus. My Lord. My God. AZ
s. 20 what could Ny Jesus ID
More"
The singers are. Marccllna chav-
~. Marie Garcia. Anna Cruz. Cert
rude Lente. All kenilth hah. Mar
raret ~sarracino Mar tOaeo. Grace
Puchiso. Benina VALID. E~acolastico
Mcatas. Jose a. Montoya. jose kir3tO,
ku Anderson. lose N. Ray. AiEuii
rrujillo. Jacob MeEtas.
The names OF the first commurlsts
are;
noys: Leon BotciIa, Frederick
Davis, Louis, Joioia. Juan u. Joiola.
Emmett Iadd. Nincente Rose. Fran
ciscO. Paisano. a Particle. jose
Roy Ycppn. Joseph Saracino. Martin
Smith. Martin Watchempino. Juan -.
Luni. Francisco Luni.
Girls: Marin Anxarra. Mary An
narra, Edith Antonio. Grace Baheda,
Mary Bantiata. Nida Botella. Felicita
| Carpio, Josephine Cnstiann. Helen
| Chavez IAilie Johnson. Lucy kiro.
Lola Iente. Lupc Snracino.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-05-14

NEW

NEW YORK. May ii.-Prlm'
mercantile paper, 81 a. per cent.
SssA per cent; cables, 1905 pei
cent.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-05-14

CHICAGO. May H-nuffef lower.
creamery extras. SOC. nIAl4 1f09fM
Icents: seconds. 1oHf3c. atandnrds.
e7En.
t;gea lower; receipts. 27.oaf raaea:
firrta. 2iH.lt4c. ordinary flfstl. rs
W1sc; az mark, cases included. zoN
20 { standards, 2lAc.
Poultry alive. lower; fowls. 1oc,
broilere. $50 Csc.
receipts. s care: northern white. bulk.
.fi.0omi.f0 cwt. new. steady. Texas
I%trlunphs. hfs 4to cwt. Louisiana
whites. tJ.5o.
KANSAS CITY. May i4.-Egga fc
lower; flrHts. zoe; necelas. Ice.
Butter nnd poultry u~nchaheeil.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-05-14

NEW YORK. May It.-cotton flu
lures closed barely steady; May.
Si2 so. July. Si2.71: October. ti3.s7.
December. fis.bs; January. si3.s7.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-05-14
VIZ AVE oooD FsT MORTGAGE fo8 YoCEDLE NoNEY-D "a KNdsstRY aOv gr c0p ro


h HOES tsselftfI 14pes active ana
I1sGo. bulk Of enioa. f4doI Gat.
sheep fecelpta. 500. Tor week IS
TO 80 cents higher; laI1bs around Is
fents higher; npfina ipmbe fully ~
higher. .L
CHICAGO. May N-Cnitlo re-
\ cqlpis. 1.90oi compared with week
AFRO; utef steers. she stock. aiockora
| and feeders IS 10 10 cents hirhcfi
bulls steady. veai calves 30 cents
Lowell; top beef aleera for weet. tf.1t.
HoGH. receipts 5000. moaffY 10 10
I1t conth lower than gttfrrdnts aver
| AGE: light WEIGHTS on most hold over
IIkht weak! tor fG.sS: bulk. $3.50
e.1t: rigs steady 10 rs cents lover.
bum drslfable, ss.s0Us.7s.
sheep Receipts. 1000. mostly
packrfs direct supply on sale Al
Nebraska clippers. going 10 shippers
NJ steady prices. compared with week
ago. Aged and new crup lambs mostly
400 To- 81 so higher: rhorn yearlInrs
Is TO 10 cents higher: feeder lambs
nominaliy steady.
DENVER. May ia-Catlis re-
| ceipta none; mnrkrt unrnanrld; hecf
steers. te.100s.i0s cows and heIfera.
ttse 87.oe' stockars and FEEDERS.
$3.50.
HoE-. receipts. none market IN
shssp receipts. SEQ: market steady:
lambs. $4,000 iItoi ewes. ts.7bm
$50. s.iflng iamsa NehoWif.bo.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-05-14

KANSAS CITY, May lA-cattie
receipts, $50. for week. Beef steers
mostly rs TO 20 cents higher: she
stock and bulls steady To strong. can
ners. atOckers and feeders mosth
- 10 20 cents higher, she stock and
bulls steady to strong Gamers,
stackers and feeders mostly steady
killing calves, 70 cents 20 81 lower,
toe calves, so cents lower.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-05-14
Chicago Board Of Trade

CHICAGO. May i4-rassage Of
the Tinchcr bill BY the national house
Of representatives was s%cneraliy as
cribcd as the reason FOR a weak open.
INK on the Chicago board OF trade
today. Wheat started from ? 10 2
centa Oft. Reports Of rain Ia some
parts Of oklahoma helped the initial
movement. Fresh drives continued
until the kct appeared ovcr1oid
ana hard rallies carried prices up "a
about yesterdays final figures. The
close saw May net unchanged al
fi.f3h TO y and July only u cent
net lower at tl.ibh TO n.
corn was governed almost entirely
by the sction Of wheat. July opened
y 20 y cent lower al 62A to cav
cents. September started y to a
cent lower at cas- TO 6fN cents
Corn follow "a wheat down slowly and
rose s~iuggishly In the final rallies,
July ended 4 20 i sent ret lower al
% ! 10 s2a cents. September'i
closing OF sf% 70 Sax cents was y
To = cent below yesterdays final
figures.
oats followed corn and wheat. July
starting > 10 a cent lower at 80 "a
3gh ccnts
Provisions were firm because 81
optimistic trade reports from pack
err. Opening prices were generally
a fraction higher but trade was
light.
close;
Whent-Mnv. ai43L Juiv
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-05-14
Santa Fe Time Table
wgsTpouND--Dsny
wEsTBouED--DsiIy

No. 2s-From ~ Peso. 6isspm
30 90-fFum ~ feae.. 7.0Yam
Clovis. Pecos VALLEY. Kansas ciiy and oaif
No. 20 connects Al nslsn With Ne, ~
Clovis.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-05-14
o WIN aoAItD-

\ large room, newly furnished: suitable
for one e. two, With board. iA72.W.
ftu W fmit.
ron RENT-NiceIy mmished front fuom.
frst floor. adlulning hath private en-.
trance. no other ruumrrH suitable for two.
Board Z desired. 1900 West Central Phone
I41H.M.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-05-14
HERALp WANT Ap TAKRRs'

Are thoroughly trained ad writers.
II you 40 desire, they win gladly
assist You In wording your al.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-05-14

TOR sAii-Iypewr1ters -
FGK SALE. TYPEWHTEks-An hud,
both uow aud second hand. bought sold
rented snd repaired Albuquergus Iyps
writer ErcAsnss PAons s0s.J. i22 soats
fourtA ~
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-05-14

FOR RENT-APARTMENTs
. rooms and bath. as per month
4 rooms and bath. t20 per month.
Right on street car lins.
MCKINLEY LAND a LUMBER co.
Phone 1870.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-05-14
WANTED TO RENT

SMALL MODERN HOUSE ~ THE
HOLLANDS ADDRESS BOX IS, CARE
~ HFRALn
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-05-14
o HENT-noa~-

EOih nt.Nl-ttouNr n
FOR RtNf-Compleiely fufnished froom
home. . or . months. reasonable. Phone
i2a5.l, before sunday
FOR kIAT or sale. five rooms aud sireping
porch, furnished Nill lrase. Geo VI
Thomas, ana south Fourth A.
Dor KFNT-fve rooms viii sleeuing
porch. also garage. Apply 7Ol New York.
Phone las2
DREsSMNKING 81
All kindf ~ drrssmatinE Phone is7f u
G1I = broadway. Mrs. Wrhh
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-05-14

Res Estate InsurAnee Loans.
ne eva. IN soatA Fourh %
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-18
TROLLEY FARE CASE
WILL Be REOPENED

city Solicitors Of Beliairc. Bridge
PORT. Martins Ferry and Sicnhenvillc.
ard other Ohio side river front towns
affected by the recent decision OF the In
t"rstaI" Commerce Commission in tho
case of William Wiley Bell ct al vs.
Wheeling Traction company, that tho
rI:c case has. been rcopeDed for 1urth'
G. hearing.
The case. twice previously argued. en-
hraCrS IN &l!cSa ton that the Wheeling
TCaCt.Uu CuWpaNy's rates between Bel
le!re and Mnrt!nS Ferry and between
Stcubeuv'ic and other Ohio side points.
nrc discriminatory. being too low. the
plaintiffs alleSr. in comparison with tho
fairs charged on the West Virginia
!lHes Of th!S transportation company.
The notice TO Ohio municipality solic-
TORS states that At q general meeting
uf the Interstate Commerce Commission
\; Washington. II. c., on October J. the
Gaze wns ordered reopered.
Tn" order further states that pend
Ing further notice. the order OF March
E. !92l. ard effective on April g. shall
br affective. This order. among other
things. hNcd the minimum faro between
Mrr.irs Ferry. and B"!laire 1T lS cents
cash or Is Ia cents tickets.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-18
WITH RAIL STRIKE LOOMING,
BOAT REPAIRS ARE RUSHED
LIBERTY TRANSIT co. HURR1ES
To GET GEN. CRoWDER
OFT ROCKS.
Shippers Packet Co. VIII Na-snter
Senator Corcill In Trade
Before October 80.

Owing :" ~" railroad strike called TO-
n,.tui.r ?U-Nrvr:rVrr 5. :n!ard river
'r.1''-'.u: trt:ul cpmIi,ui"s GA tho ONO
ed Mississippi rivers and their naviSa-
III" q ihutdr,ss arc now engaged III rush-
H.; (" completion repairs On all steam
h"7;S re-, already IN commission. IL is
estimated that Mt east loo FTiillnnhl
I'cdmerS E0w IN harhor or on The docks
WI; lie Ia active service before tie Iai.-
road str.He begins.
The Liberty Transit Company. having
rs principal offices hero. is putting
double forces at work on IN" packet
General CrowGcr. one Of It's largest
s:c4mHoa:s. which has been 1T TIE
Point Pleasant, ". Va. docks since last
srring In addition tbs company Is
already operating the General WOOD
General P-rshing and General Beach.
between Pittsburgh. Wheeling. Charles
ton and Cincinnati.
The Shippers Packet Company. also
Of Wheeling. Will re-enter its largest
steamboat. the Senator CordiN as soon
as extensive alterations Can he conf
p!ctcd ut Point Plea SAINT. Tho company
already has tho Betsy Ann and the Lib
crty III operation.
Reports from Cincinnati. Louisville.
St l.ou!s and otEer inland waterway
port! toll Of prepare tons to enter ahdl-
tional steamboats, into active service.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-18
ORGANIZE. TRIANGLE"
At LUNCHEON OCT. "a

Seventeen Knights OF Fythlas attend
ed the rych.an Luncheon club gathering
at noon yesterday a; PsraIise's d!nin:
rooms. where the third floor dining room
was reserved for them. THIS is more
than double the number present when
the luncheon club was launched one
week carrier. Charles r. Dunawdy act
cd as temporary chairman at a brief In
formal business session Which followed
tho luncheon. and It was decided upon
motion 81 DR.. John Arbenz that the
rermanen, organization OF 4 "TrianSlc'
club be effected az the luncheon Monde.
October "a. All Pythians attending the
luncheon on that date will participate
In the organization.
Harry j. Bell. grand vice chancellor:
Edward. Saladc. member OF the Pythlan
hoine board. and others participated In
the informal discussion Of matters OF
Interest 10 the Pythian fraternity 1t
yesterdays gathering. =
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-18
REX'S VODVILLE BILL
ISBIG DRAWING CARD

vaudeville show complete in every
cri1i' - that which the patrons OF tho
Rex theatre IAN SEQ this week Ut that
Popular playhouse. Yesterdays initial
performance indicated that the show
viii not only prove the most popular
since t7c innovation OF tn" new Rmuss-
merit o: entertainment. rat will also
provo tho biggest drawing card the
Rex has had.
Each O. the 1--WE acts 81 the splendid
rantaGcr Vaudeville were pleasing
throughout. coupled With no super
feature rhotcplay. 1T: lent Re!nE Done
THIS Season" IN which rorr!ne Griffith
Is the star made tNs double hin all that
the management said Il would bc.
Guy Sampse, Lily Lcnaahrd fHI Don
Matthews. who make up SamT&",. Loom
hard & Company. present Il most COM
pete act.
Marie Sparrow. IN her nifty ski" Is
also very pleasing
Burns 6 Wilson IN thor sketch. The
Unframed NurS~." arc sIre cures Cor
the blues. singing. talking aud 4 fun ltne
Of comedy throughout
Ray L Helen Waller IN "Fads & ia sh-
Ions" arc likewise very pleasing. while
Arnold & Florence ar" singing and Tu-
steal oquit!hr:sts 81 merit.
Tho big double bill * presented three
tunes daily. hut the performance Is con-
tiruou.. from y. N. :" ! r. m. Come
When You Want 10 ard Leave When
You Please" e che slogan ot tho house.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-18
JUDGE BAKER
HERE To OPEN
FEDERAL COURT
OTHER COURT OFFICIALS AND At
TACLE0 CONF N LAST
MIGHT.
No Grand Jury and Effort VIII Ds
Made to Ind the Term In
Ten DnyL

Judge W. T. Baker. Of EikinE. arrived
In tho city last evening 10 begin the
fall term OF federal court In this city
this morning at $50 o'clock. Other
court officials who arrived on the even
Ing train were: Col. Stuart W. Walker,
district attorney; Harry Ryrer. assist.
ant district attorney; Ned Smith. L. S.
marshal: Ira Wade Coffnsn. the new
l.. $. court clerk and his two assistants,
A e. Merrill. of Philippi. aid r. NJ.
Barrett. Of Petersburg.
Although Clerk Coffmsn has been in
this city once before 1t Is his first
visit 70 Wheeling. in his official capa-
city to attend term OF federal court.
John IL Conrad. deputy clerk. who 10
stationed in this city. stated last even
Ing that although there are ~ criminal
cases on the docket there will be no
grand jury. This is the first time for
man, terms that there has not been a
grand jury selected.
The larger number OF tho cases on the
criminal docket arc alleged violations
q: the prohibition laws such AS trans
porting. selling and manufacturing OF
m""nShine liquor. 4 few OF the cases
AT" for alleged breaking into cars and
stealing OF Interstate shipments from
railroad and express cars. while there
ere few violations OF tho narcotic
acts.
Some q: these cases have been carried
over from other terms Of federal court
held IN the different cities in the north
crn district prior to the opening OF the
Wheeling term. II will take but short
timo TO dispose OF most Of the cases.
Ono OF the big features OF this term
is the hearing Of petitions Of liz aliens
who are seeking citizenship papers. This
Est has hcen so large that It was d!vi-
ded and will take two days to conlpets
tho hearings. Sixtyfour are scheduled
to report for hearings on Thursday.
while the remaining fifty are to report
on Friday. October Fl.
A few civil cases arc on the docket
and II IS hoped that these will all b
cleaned up in very short time.
Judge Baker told an Intelllgencer re-
porter late last evening that he expects
to complete tho term here In from ten
days TO two weeks.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-18
Fun in Speed Girl"
at Plaza Never Lays

Several new faces. e1ce!l"n: d!rcr' lor.
a corhinS good story and -Rrhr paa!e's'
Th1sO arc Che high spots. N c!!wail" ar
der ~ Tho Speed Girl" witch rN'""l
lost night N u large and a?p~eria' i've
hou"c 4: the P,o7a theatre.
Elmer Harr!s'N' story - most c,.,s:-
'alr'nr'v told. aHI las all he vital ole
Hicn'n ~ action. suspense and situation,
Douglas Doty. in hand!lnr his CONT
rUity. has knit thA several factors 40
closely and p we'll As To &C. go '"t,r
%""td r!rl 'r'o tho most thrilling "-,'l-
1'iCat!"ns. suoa ~ race w'th ira ~.
nm eNr','nC SKID ~ an HU' Nm"hil". Snh
vet KEEP tHc hymrathy Min her Al H."
tims
Miss Rche "1's hor -a1;d nHvr~'u->
uiih wha' shuulI Nave h".r = ~c-,rl!
term IN tho county ialI IA .ve7
tHn-e-thi"Es "a;,Hcn. There "a an,'N"-
s'-"7S ror,"uinr 49, ermu. : q, ~ tNo
rn'rriunat" gir' NTla. y 80, hc?u'l-
fully played =. Nnrr:s T"hn''r
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-18

Wheeling is a. last 20 s>e the famous
screen sensation. 'rrve" the lFI. THIS
nRsterpiccs @! the silent art VIII be
offered ~ local motion picture patrons
commencing mex: Monday ut The liaza
theatre. No picture produced In recent
years &-s me. with such unqualified
,rIbilc arp-u>nl and ,Idors, m"nt -
"Over the HHI." and its loca. premier
has been looked forward 10 With keen
Interest.
This simple tale OF home and mother
took New York by storm. No p'ctu!"
ever produced met wish :, H"ea;eT recep-
tjcr than when th!s picture was iirst
shown on Broadway New York came
doubling ard lef; believing. From one
10 another the word was passed not to
miss this exceptional drama. l'"r enc
solid year movie fanS paid legitimate
theatre prices Ia SEQ over III" HILL
OF tho Tlaza, during Its local engage
men;, popular prices Will prevail Tits
Is IN accurdan - with Tho manUYrmcHts
h1ed policy on admission charges to
their theatre.
A litt'e Old lady. gray haired. Stoop-
shouldered. hat with the NOS: winning
and ar9caI'ng sm:,c. il what makes
cover the MA tho outstanding prHduc-
ZION that Il IS. Mary carr. as Ma Ben
ION. briggs 10 the screen the greatest
churaC t"r!zatiun ACCREDITED 20 any ono
star. HE: rC-traya! * life-,!ke and OF
nature that wins the sympath!es OF
the audience. Her love for the black
Shscn" ~ the family. her trials and
i-!hulatiors. and the final triumph oc
her son upNn w,."m everyone cast sus-
p!c!ous g,aHcNS. are we Incidents In tho
picture that swar emotions.
over the li!.!" IS going 70 h" the
MIST talked Of picture OF tho year. II
&c r;rRn. wholesome and entertaining IN
tho extreme *" closely knit IS tho
story that here is not n dull moment In
tho entire MIN.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-18
o'Al1
yEInOT |ONAL PLAY

unt",Gs the ssrrr. "t III" U"S;!nt"d sac
"ess .!cci> cb. THIS 'harm.u- I!L!. as
pdvanru Cu':r"s HAY" =. g.: lose. y"u;'
and f.d;h. las a,rcNt! established -
SELF On broadway.
Exceptional Charm
/, rouli 20 lIt:.ru'' {" ATTEMPT an
rra!ysj9 = "EurrSer After" just as /;
f. i,up"SS,t;c ~ adequately dcscrih"
any itch Iltv ~ c\rcp,innal mcri; and
, 1ac;n. ~ Tunes 'h.r" - something ~
:hc snap. W., Of tine modern comedy.
hut ,asrc Is u'>p something more subtle
than that wit. There H. 4 distinctly
'''n.au appr,I 'hr"Ugh "ut---th" appeal
which comes or; In the personal ri
u'ulu o, ',a strr--Ali"e brady. But
th.& !'lmttahle CnarAc;c" IS HOT all.
re i.i.,y Is - cunstruc;ed--and s" com
'.rHdah.y sr---that this splendid young
lady does not dominate the action. She
leaves ample room for Others "a display
,he!r talents, and they 90 /, without
stint.
Splendid Play
Owen Davis. the author. has rot only
written into "FCrcver After" some TN
r,per." IDLY excellent things. but he has
trtt out or II = few dramatic bug bears.
the ever-de$.r"uS love story. based on
Il large degree on the world war. con-
rcc.3s Jennie. the rich girl. and TED. the
Poor boy. They are madly In love
'caujr's parents ara profoundly OF
posed They paratc. War comes and
Ted tnlIS;S. Their final Hee;tnE--Jen-
Eln rs y Nurse, and Ted. dying hero
In Ito play YOU are given y keen insight
tt the cmd. then brought back carefully
/" ~" beginning. The title Is based on
the tir.e.wnrn expression and they lived
happily forever after"
Eu, it is largely Alice Brady that cap
ilvatcs rhls pinnacle Of sor!H, y--arel-
y. Whimsical and loving gives her So
lcctcd character every attribute needed
to make (; i beautiful piece Of stage
The play $ in t&rrc ac;S and tho
scenery Is IN due accord. It Will he
rH?cnt,i tuis attvrrS"n, Gnd tonight
with large audiences in prospect.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-18
BRING PRISONERS
TO US, COURT

John Rohtski and Clarence Hileman.
both from down in the state. were
brough, into the city last evening by
the L. S. marshal and lodged In the Ohio
county jail until today, at which time
their c7s.s will come up before Judge
W. f. Dg%"r. sitting In federal court.
Tho marshal could not be located la;"
last night TO And out just what charges
have been preferred against these two
men.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-18
FALSE ALARM

Someone pulled IRE ALARM box ~"
3ls last night a. to:3n o'cI"cN. calling
tho Are department t. Alley F and Thlr-
,eenth street
There was no IRE 20 DO found on tho
arrival OF the departmAnt. II Is believed
that boys playing Halloween pulled tho
box.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-18
HALLOWEEN BANQUET q.
AT FOURTH STREET

Preceding tho regular monthly meet
Ing Of tho officers and teachers Of the
Sunday school OF Fourth Street NJ. E.
church. tho Ladies' Nd society Of that
church rerved banquet last evening at
$50 o'clock. Quite large number Of
tea cheers and officers were present. Tho
tables IN the church dining room were
char'ninEly decorated with flowers and
r"'"'t!cs In keeping with Halloween.
-" business session took up the lat
ter part Of tho evening. and many mat
ters Of importance were disposed of.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-18

Nu, AZ" Brady n "r"r"r"r
scored ere ~ ~" htrv.-.; -
hphs Of the Sras"u La; "!Sht e.: IL"
INkurt. Her acting N tie cm"iijual
sconeS w!;h whtch ~" play a5uUpGS.
was SUPER. sac roSN ~ tho very
q heights ~ wona",H- feeling and carried
he- auG:""." vHh he:.. "!nr"."r A'irr'
Is sr!erd!i'y fi;,-d 20" the d!sl,a? o.
Miss Eraay'S r"mur.ia5ln talents. aul
he 'eav"> nn;h!aS 10 be desired. The
wonderful costumes worn b. Mirs
Brady rRr,e IN for tN"!r share ~ the
edrli-a zion. hut wcrn Wrr",! L..rSs"r!"s
:" he great attraction. Miss Brady her
seif. Sh" appears Wnd"r the marriage
rl<Ht ~ her tl:&"r W!l.~r! \. l'vn'.y.
Las; Lights drl:gh;tul crowd to,-
lowed Miss nrady ,.!.rioVS.y t.r"NgH
no covrss Of :he ri.y. !AvEh"d with
hsr. cried with Ne. wGtc':c! her every
move. ,hea r's"ir"d IN the manner In
whiSN shN wN"lrSvme,y uat c.,Nc-;y
entertained. What w3s dnuh''">s,y the
mos; attentive tu:EnUt II S"r"":ti SOFT.
sons. MuvA q IT,. eager Cuci"a.:r shat
has been aroused l. rrrocts q ,Ge
sUFerlait;n rhI-m OF ta'H r,ay. hardly
s"i!":paied such a Production a. Niirs
Brad ard her able cast presented
"jHn-.vcr At'"r'' = "~prrit'!y fitted
% chara'tcr tn ;vYr q Miss lady
AMI ,h~ f,ct TIA. Sh" i"crLt.t!r., her
se't securely. IN Il l:ghiy cm":."NHl
way. particularly in thc tnai src!,cS.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-18
CONGREGATION Will i
MEET ON WEDNESDAY

The annual congregational meeting OF
tho First English Lutheran church will
be held Wednesday, evening IT 1:t5
O'Clock. October -. Annual reports viii
be received from the various orgaHiza-
lions. and officers will be elected for
the ensuing year. Plans viii also be
formed Tor the work OF the coming sea-
son. 4 large attendance OF the mer-
bers OF the congregation Is expected
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-18
PHOTOGRAPHERS WILL
HAVE FEAST TONIGHT

Tho Panhandle Photographer ssoci-
alton az Wheeling will hold their reGu-
lar business meeting this evening. fol-
lowing i hAnquet TO nc served at 6:l6
O'Clock al the Paradise restaurant. Mar
Ect street. 1t - earnestly desired TO
have tUll attendance at this meeting
rs many important matters are TO como
up.
From the restaurant TIE party will
proceed 20 the kossuth studio where an
interesting demonstration will be held.
Mr.. r!ehl. pas; president OF the Mid
de Atlantic States Photographers Assoc
c!aticn and 4 number OF other promin.
ent photographers from the Pittsburgh
district. will be present.
The Panhandle Association IS cndeav-
ortng To stimulate enthusiasm In these
NEE ;rgs and something good II prom
sod a; each meeting. in tho way Of dem
ons;rG':onS. speeches. and tho like A
record attendance is looked for tonight.