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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-22
EXERT PRECAUTIONS
FOR SAFETY OF KING
and QUEEN IN BELFAST

E"'fu-t. Jun" "I-.BclfI.t '"niGh' =
h.f.r.G.d aui Ir>tnrnrI 50" n" '"m."|
tunrr-rw &C King George and Queen
Mary. who" &c King formally Az "!rh
IN. AR .,~,,,., rr ~" Isirf.hnl' nj ~
Northern l-r.unG. Tbs viii u" n" h:> .
i.,rc :gr' 'N. ~ "Irr b, hif" >''.l''t lr"-
aud .in,~ '''y, went 10 nuhi.n , d"rad"
ur.. TIE ,.il. ~ No. !"."n ." li"lIa-;
sin" 49, c. ~" A.T" tw'"'N years aEr
O. Duke Of Yu"N
I".ro:atiu,, ~. h' u= Displayed a..
n,onE IN" rov,N r"1;r from Donegal
Uu:,y 10 the rI,y N.,n. wA"r" n" rHr'.I-
mra; - - - ouHn"l. AMI 'h"n"" :"
Ulster iIu't. wN"r" l"ya. addresses ar"
20 I've pre- -cnt"i. ~ IN" business district.
IA EA!.ymnca:T"t, street. On SHIPS II
the harhur. on tn" dnrNS .: he biz nip
building companies. and. in fac. "h"r-
ever rr,tcsrLn:s rrcdominl,e.
Hu; il tho FAILS Road. the short
strand. u,d l.odrr Road ard Other Ma
tionu!iS, and sim F'r!N quarters. 'n"rc
j. no bunting - hrcnk Tho m"not0nN 81
the drah gray buildings. r"I IN" M
t.onal.Si.; and Sim Fcia,rS nj" ignoring
what i considered by other parts "f the
popuiacc as ore of ~" greatest events
in 'hr history OF their country
The greatest precautions hay" h"on
taken 20 ensure n" safety nf the ""ya!
visitors all a,onG tho rout" over winch
they vii! pass. and Inc VI" "f the roofs
has been prohibited, except in the rlsc
Of a few favored spectators.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-22
OFFICER HORSTMAN
BREAKS Up RUMPUS

Mag G!vcns and her husband. Harr?
GivenS, had q dispute last night and re
suited in both calling each other pet
names. The argument became heated
and aroused ncishAorS who called Police
man HorStman. Both were given Il ride
in the patrol wagon
Mays mother came 20 her reSCu" and
produced SIS for her appearance N
police court this morning bu, n" SON
in-!aw had TO remain IN :ur IN" night.
They will face Judge Ritz this morning
Albert NuSs tried - pass al other
machines on Sixteenth street last nigh,
but failed TO pass Policeman EaseSe
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-22
Carroll Cour. Excursion

Tire boat excursion on The Verne
Swain given last night under tho aus
plcrs O. Carroll Court. Catholic paush-
tiers OF America. was ono Of the most
enjoyable events OF the summer. \
number Of local people attended. Dane
Ing and muse were the features OF the
evenings entertainment. Mrs. Emma
C;undlinS and Mrs. Edward kcrSoN con-
Stitu,ed the committee on arrangement.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-22
MS@I[EK
Lawn rots and Sale.

The annual fancy work sal" and y" II
fcie Of the Florence rritt"r""a NOM
will DC held at the home Friday ''en-
Ing from SIX ~ ten o'clock. \ nu'n"
OF beautiful embroidered aTtic.tS al"
specimens Of tarcy work VII :" o.
fercd for sale. Ice cream am. 'A"o WIZ
be served on the lawn.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-22
Mrr NaYlor GIYas Tea

Mrs. Joseph NHyior was hostess a.
;ca Yesterday afternoon in honor OF her
sisters Mrs. William MacCryS;ai anu
Mrs. William Macr;eaEy. OF New loEh
who are visiting hc-c. An ice and sA ."d
course WA served dur;aE tho afternoon
and the tables were made attractive
with 4 rrocusIon ~: summer flowers
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-22
Mr. Hoarne Host

Th-tnaS MCkenna Hearne will enter
tain nc members OF inc Hearne-Ail;"n
bridal party with a dinner At the Coun-
try club this evening. Covers VIII be
laid 70. 90 guests Following the DIN
ner the members os the bridal party WILL
ho.G 4 rehearsal.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-22
Class Reunion

The graduating class oi l?IE Nt til"
Wheeling high schoo! vii! mold H. an
nual reunion Thursday evening !? ~
hlyh school gymnasium. .\n en- rSv;'c
ccmr:,t,-, - n chArg. az arrangements
ard an ln;- resting program has been
prepared. All members Of the class are
requested 10 attend.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-22
NOTICE..

The Melody Boys Orchestra are no
longer connected with Frof. and MIS-,
Oatman and their dances at the State
Fair Grounds. and ar" now ooo"lns
';,nrcs for the remainder q: the sum-
,rsr season Address l.. y. SpanSier'
a. i4th ST. Thone lS2O-J. Je-EA-i
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-22
.B0Y Is CH0kED To DEATH WHEN
BOARD FALLS ACROSS HIS NECK

tie VIII hc arra:gnrd "n rnacE" 81
speeding.
Charles Mcguire. X. II. Mofat ana
James Riley. all drunk. wcr" arr"Slc'
about midnight Ivy Policeman N"i'i".
Edward pcvan was diSnrderly and va"
hy Motorcycle officer Goudy.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-22
General Dawes Named
Director Of Budget

Chicago, Juno 2l-Charlss u.
Dawes, the Chicago banker has been
selected by President Harding for
director of tho budget under tho
budget law recently enacted by con-
Rress.
MIR. Dawes VII IKE office July }. II
date fixed in tn" law for inauguration
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-22
FOR Ness BroHAw

Miss Martha Cclvie and Mss Marjorie
Never will entertain at cards this after
noon a: the home OF Miss Co!viS IN
Wooclavn in honor ~ Miss Sue Bren-
nt4on. who is the guest OF Miss Virginia
Fig and Mis- Nancy Rrokaw. whose
marriage 10 F-an& Ebeiins will take
place ncXt week.
Miss ADA Dunlap will DC hostess a.
q shower at her home on South Penn
street tomorrow afternoon. with Miss
Brokaw rs honor guest, and Nelson Nc
Nash will give an informal dinner at
his home on Nortl Front street tomor-
row evening m honor Of Miss Grokaw
and Nj Ehcl:rg.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-22
This Magic Like
COMPLEXION
SECRET
If Old Epvnt-
of Old Egypt

Kijja will positively increase the
beauty Of any woman OF any age
girls or grandmothers. Sufficiently
successful results guaranteed in three
DAYS time 10 prove to you that the
continued use OF kijja for a short
time will make you appear years
younger and marvelously enhance the
beauty of your complexion. or your
money will be refunded by the manu-
facturers. Ask your dealer for free
copy Of valuable booklet entitled
How &c Increase Your Beauty-Se-
crets and Arts Of Fascination En-
ployed by Cleopatra. the Greatest
Enchantress of All Time" kijja
pronounced Ke-zha) is for sale in
this city BY all leading department
stores and drug stores
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-22

BcsinnIng sunday, June Goth. on sun,
DAYS only. the Court Cafeteria. IL
|hap,inc -. WlN not serve hrcaHi"St.
hut will u" open from l. "'"."rh unit ,
O'clock y. m. Dinner at al. hours. MUSIC
~ rurker'S orchestra. l"'--J
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-22

What wives should know Is THAT nus
ba nds would rather have them run bills
up than 10 run themselves down.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-22
SCRIBES FETED AT
MEL-R GARDEN
BYL. R. SMITH

Ono Of the most charming courtesies
ever extended local newspaper io'H was
,he delightful dinner rendered lar
concentration Of the scrieeS Of the Va
rious Wheeling papers last cNcr!nS d.
the Mel-R Garden. in the oAscr;Sh. III
the Wheeling steel corporation ou::"'hr'
Down the marble stairs on MarKe'
, street. just above I"e!tth' one W
verses a perfect bower OF oeau"tu
nowers and vines and upon entering tie
Garden itself the visitor Is ilTy
GREATNESS. No Earring note IS Their 10
clash with the aesthetic taste or the
most exacting and no more attractive
500, could be found than the handsome
" fitted soda grill with the cool III Io.c
walls and floor. the marble httinoS -
OF BY glittering glass and silver. loe
cosiest OF little hooks are arranged
where gay parties may assemble and en-
10Y their refreshments N semi-prifIcS'
Baskets of roses, carnations ana other
, lovely blooms are placed here there ana
everywhere. while trailing vines ao1
their beauty and complete perfect p'S-
ture.
While Thursday. June IS. is set for tho
formal opening OF the newest and hand
soonest refreshment attraction Whcss-
ing boasts Of last evenings affair was
strictly invitation and WAS arranged Tor
representatives cc newspapers and
few friends Of tho proprietor, MI u. l."
Smith. former Martins Ferry man. wh)
Is widely known IN this city and ih'
adjoining Ohio towns.
Seated at CharmtnGlS appointed
tables. the guests enjoyed thoroughly
delightful dinner. consisting Of the
. choicest Geiica"ieS OF the season. Every
detail! was perfect. and those who ~.,n
Z patronizc tho Mcl-R Garden may 10
50 with assurance that only the bas'
will be placed before them. Unique In
deed were tho place cards with charm
, tngiy hued little noScgays made Of rar,-
colorcd candies wrapped in tissue md
combined with :, spray OF fern attached.
Following are the names of those en-
Toying Mr.. Smiths hospitality:
Misses
Carolyn Gordon Norma Chambers
Margaret Gilligan Bernie" Farmer
McSdames-
Mary J. Smith
Emily II. Allen -. W Roberts
Messrs.--
A. II. Mitchell L. ". cushing
T. Baird II. NcSaSh
l.. T.. Kennedy 4. J. Becker
Buck" Windsor =. i. Convey
F.. Cunningham T.. c. Bcrthcl
g.. ". Shelter Milton GutmaH
T. J. Michael
Fro destroys over $4,000. 900 worth
or timber every year and kills the re-
production upon thousands oc acres ot
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-22

Gus refreshments were served attcr sew
raj hours spent n dancing. The guests
!nc!uded so members Of tho younger set
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-22

W:HIu nifty years our present ;;mh"r
shortage will have become bl!ghUAE
timber famine.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-22

ChiCaE GO. June "t.---Charics q. I@w"S
announced today that he would issue Il
statement IN Washington Thursday GU :
lining his policies as director or 'thc
budget. for which post hr was selected
NV President Harding. Mr. Dawes Will
leave tomorrow for the capital.
when get to Washington. ] will
have IN important statement TO make,
hc said II will have nothing % say
before then"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-22

Mrs. Harry i. torcorar returned 10
her home on Fourteenth street t!'"'
spending the past coupe weeks to''E"S
through Ohio. where sHe Visited Te1a-
tives and friends.
Mrs. Z. NJ. Neigh Was removed 20 h'T
homo yesterday afternoon following an
opera ton AZ the Ohio Valley Genera
hospital ten days age.
Mr. and Mrs Ray Wilkins and chHH
o. South Warwood avenue have removed
70 their now residence \; Beech Bottom
Dan C. Goodwill. oc Pittsburgh ar
rived here yesterday a1i Wi. spehd
several days looking after business m
,crcsts.
Mrs. {. II. l.anGoonn. OF Manningtoh'
w. Va, is spending several days mere
visiting with relatives and friends
Miss Emma Iasch. OF South Narwood
avenue. il visiting relatives ana iF'e"os
in Pittsburgh for q few weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. y. ka-rcr. or can
ton. O., are the guests Of relatives ana
friends in this CITY for IL couple weeks.
Miss Louise Wcmpie. OF Wheeling -
thr rues, Of Miss Dc'7hia Griffith. in
Dancer Observation-Disclosures Personals
tairmont Times.
The friends - Miss Ftra""~ Mu"H.'''
daughter of NJ ,ri NJ i'.r1h
NuenZr OF North va -. " -. .. =" :
10 know lr.' IL. :. "..'''r" nS rom M
cner,tipu -r. l?rvr.i.'':.- n; the ON"
Na',r, ,.rn.:.,. Nu>p'Ai.
FRI. ~ { rrha~ returned .AS' h'SnI
FROM, ,"..,riarI where T." went on
h,t-.nr.~ trip sc,cra. days ago.
MIS-, Ecuiah Hpyd and Miss Mary J.
HacNc.,. Of Martins Ferry. are visiting
Tri,nJs N WASHINGTON, n &.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-22
DinSer-Ka lkrsuth

NJ and Mrs. OTTO kalkrcu:h announce
the marriage Of their daughter. Anna.
this afternoon at three O'Clock TO Harold
+. pngcr. The ceremony will DC per-
formed at The hnr'- ~ the brides par
eniS on Mozart Heights, with only the
families OF tho bride and groom pros
en-. Rev. :. X. Strauss will ofhCiatc.
Miss Ea:kr"uth will HAY" as her maid
of honor her sister. Miss Dorothy kaik-
-eutn. while OTTO Dagger Will &c MS
brothers best man. on their r"turn
from :ncj- Wedding trip. Nj. and Mrs.
pinGer will he II homo Of their friends
an Mozart Heights.
Miss Kalkrcuth Is the eldest daughter
90 CI,v Gardener otto kt!kr"uth. The
groom, : 4 son OF NJ. and Mrs. Ottc l..
D;ngc- and X employed as drauGh:s-
man b. the wh:taker-GlcSsncr company.
McHsnry-Blach.
This afternoon At = O'Clock Miss Eeryl
Marc Black Will become the bride or
Jesse MCUcnry Of this city. The 's-e-
rnony Will De- performed at thr home or
the brides parents. Mr.. and Mrs. iona
BLACK With the Rev. J. l.. bishop OF the
Triadelphia NJ. l.. church officiating.
The bride WILL be attircd in cos
tune Of white gcorg"tte and tafre.a- ST.
will carry an arm bouquet OF ersd-'s
roses Miss Henrietta Linton. her only
attendant. will wear white crepe de
chine Her flowers Will be Killarney
roses Joseph Hess Will Dc Mr.. Nc
Nenry's best man.
Following the ceremony = wedding
dinner will bC served 20 the bridal part"
and friends OF tho bride and groom. On
their return from their wedding trip the
Young people will max" their nome
mi Rl4NE
Mrs. Hndrsth Entsrta1nS
Mrs. t. \ H,ldrcrh was hostess a. n
informal luncheon atNhe Country clu1
YESTERDAY in honor 70 Mrs. Cha r!es
Hanna 81 Mon, cla!-. y. J.. and Mrs
Morgan o., Heiskcgl Of the Isle OF Capri.
surpr1ss Party
Mc-rlS,oHn. O. June 2l.--A number
OF the friends os Miss Josephine White
rendered her a surprise party a. her
home Saturday evening. Among those
present were:
NiSscs--
Haze iorS t;d!;h Hamilton
Harris, Shepherd Gladys Groves
Esther HertzoE Doris Van t'ur"n
Ruth TenaN: Esther "h!'e
McSSrs--
Dewey Bond J. wilson
Robert Van Horn III AilNer
Charles Whit" CheSSel Van Horn
Paul NcCoGnel
informal Dance
FraZi~- Smith aGd Jonn HI. were
joint hosts At charming informal
dance and garden party az the homes or
their parents IN Farkriew last night.
The ground. were attractively decorat-
Cd with bright coiored Japanese ant
rrns The dance music was furnished
By the Country Club orchestra. De.!c!-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-22

Of the new fiscal system. Senate acton
on his appointment IS unnecessary.
Mr. Dawes served aS Il briGadtcr gen
cral in the american EXpcdit!nna:E
Forces and at one time was prominently
under consideration for secretary Of the
treasury N President liardlngs cabinet
lie attracted wide attention last Fcbru'
arg when he denounced in 4 dramatic
fashion the methods adopted by Wal
rxurndIturcS committee uf congress lie.
fore which h, was trstifying.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-22

Fro destroys over $4,000 900 worth
or timber every year and kills the re-
production upon thousands oc acres o.
Forest lands
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-22

NJ I'D MIR. =. tia-tM Nc,g-r" en-
.ert,,,cd last n.rh, Il their home a;
Echo vcin, with al eAquI$jte,y ar
rc;nrcd dinner IL, honor q IN" merno,Ts
~ rhr Nearrr. Milton bridal part!
,.n>. were l,lG L." c;Sh;cea quests
-rSc ,n,nr scheme AZ god 4ad white WAS
r.rr.,d ont IN the table Decorations
TIL. ,,d,e, rr,sert received gold YH7>rS
rbos, nrc>tnt were:
,,,.
ul,,, Eleanor Cars
10" R>,ie Mr\r;hur.
chicago
N,-y IIays
l.nui~c y. WhitAke
'"N' ~
Nr.,, Harold Bloch
~ .r.~,r,be,n Charlie; Milton
-. Sir,.,.t- Wr;:ht uuHuS
rs,r,,s NIX H.arrc
usssrs and Nesdancs--
rorhcs Simpson u. Garth Hcarne
c-o,,,znai.
,S,c,ia,l--An
.,in mas snlcnnizcd in
."t'' -, -, roon whom Miss
T"'H tni,. - wheeling. now
-. h, 49, bridc n, Mr.
-, rjn ~ YOUNGSTOWN. O.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-22
About People
Movements OF Individuals To Ana
Prom The CITY.
AT THE HOTELS

Rosers-A. T. State. Huntington, g.
7 Wood. Pittsburgh .;orert ASne"'
Pittsburgh.
McLure-e. :. Swanson. raCherSOuTs'
A. D. Smith. S;cubcnrlI!c: Mrs. |. II.
Ian, Manningt"n. q. Il. Wood. Charles
ton. ~ +. Nelson. Char !eStOn.
windsor-H. IL. Hutton. huntington
John Bradshaw. MorGantown, .. T.
Fought, Parkersburg: G.. J. Caldwell
Huntington: Q. Q. Allison. chester.
starnm-John Bradshaw. Morgan
town, l.. ". FcaSter. Pittsburgh Mr.
and Mrs. J. r. Gray. Cadi2. Frank H.
Trct,er Morg2ntown.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-22
Mrs. Hndrsth En.srtains

Mo-rlStoxn. O. June cl.--A number
OF the friends % Miss Josephine White
rendered her surprise party a. her
home Saturday evening. Among those
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-04-08
VETERANS OF WORLD
WAR NEGLECTED., CLAIM
tcontinued from Page ons.)

the deplOrable failure on the part
of the government to properly care
for the disabled veterans is largely
due to an imperfect organization of
governmental effort. There is no
one in control of the whole situa-
ton. Independent agencies by mu-
.tual agreement endeavor to co-or-
dinate their action. but in such eff
forts the joint action is too often
modified by minor considerations
and there is always lacking com
.plete cooperation.
An Effective Solution.
The summoning of this COM
mission by you is an answer to the
country that you are convinced of
the vital nature of this problem
and that you are determined to Sc
cure a prompt and effective solu-
ton. The man to whom this inn
portant mission is entrusted by you
will receive the whole hearted and
enthusiastic support and co-opera-
ton of all veterans and all other
patriotic Americans. No cabinet
officer or assistant secretary bur-
dened with other duties should be
the one to whom the man charged
with the welfare of the disabled
saviors should report. He should
report directly to the president"
The report was submitted as the
unanimous agreement of the COM
mission and Brigadier General
Sawyer, the presidents personal
representative on the commission
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-04-08
Poems WEARY OF
TENDING SHEEP;
BECOME BANDITS
The Far South of the Ar
gentine Republic is Be-
ing Preyed Upon BY
Bands of BuShrangerS.
By The Associated PressJ

Buenos Aires, April 1.-THE far
south of the Argentine republic has
been the scene lately of a series of
adventures the account of which
reads as though it had been lifted
from some United States story OF
the wild west in its palmy days
of lawlessness.
Poems of some of the ranches OF
the territory of Santa Cruz, dissat-
isfied with the humdrum life of
shearing and sheep tending which
is the occupation of the great ma
iority of the people in those remote
regions, converted themselves into
a band of bushrangers and com
menced to hold up the inhabitants
in the best Jesse James style. Their
example was quickly followed by
their fellows on many other es-
adjustments and among them they
soon ''mobilized" formidable gangs
of desperadoes which terrorized the
best parts of the territory with abb
solute impunlty. Their number
was estimated at over 1000.
Well Armed and Mounted.
The bandits, who were well
armed with rifles and mounted on
the best horses, raided all the like
lest establishments, burned the
buildings, stole all the valuables tc
be found and obliged the employees
to join their ranks. Even wher
they omitted this last outrage they
would leave the owner and his en-
ployes in a helpless position by
carrying off all the horses on the
place.
In certain instances they did 6
great deal of wanton damage, sucf
as the wrecking of shearing ma
chinery and the cutting of bound
! airy fences.
The panic they caused among
1.-THE sheep farmers and others wa'
, so great that many of them aband
oned their properties and fled.
The police had more than one en-
counter with the enemy but suf
fered defeat with many casualties
The Argentine government final
/ ly sent cavalry to deal with thu
: bandits. Some of the mudel
spirits among the ''rebels' gavt
themselves up while others mum
bering about 200 took to the noun
tains and still others fled to tn,
adjoining territory of Chubu
where they are reported still TO b.
making trouble.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-04-08
REBEL LEADERS
IN MEXICO ARE
SHOT, REPORT

Mexico City, April Z Cby the
Associated Press - Firing
squads at dawn within the last
few weeks have carried out
deadly work among revolu-
tionary leaders. The latest
victim of President Obregon's
iron handed rule was Julio F.
Perez, a. general of a brigade
in Chiapas, who recently took
up arms against the govern
ment but was captured.
Within the past fortnight at
least half dozen rebel leaders
have been put to death after
hastily called court martials
had found them guilty of con-
spiracy. 1t seems apparent
President Obregon had desired
to mete out stern punishment
on persons found guilty of con-
sCiracy.
Coupled with the activity
against incipient rebellion is
a vigorous campaign ordered
by the government against rad
ical agitators. Newspapers
assert that President Obregon's
policy was initiated simultane-
ously with his statement to the
press virtually inviting recog-
milton of his forecast of a
change in the governments
attitude from one Of passive
ness to aggression.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-04-08
ROTARLANS FLOCK TO
WICHITA FOR SIXTH
ANNUAL CONFERENCE
(By The Associated Press)

Wichita, Kans.. April 7.--Rota-
rian enthusiasm took this city by
storm today as 1000 visitors as
semhled here for the sixth annual
conference of, the seventeenth dis
trict, comprising the states of OK
lahoma, Missouri and Kansas. AS
the various club delegations hail
ing from seventy cities in the three
states arrived, they appeared to
vie with one another as to which
could attract the most attention.
They brought brass bands, drum
corps and engaged in all sorts of
stunts to put their home town on
map.
The Rotarians arrived in eleven
special trains and preparation for
special service on the electric in
terurban will carry the Rotarians
of Hutchinson and Newton to and
from Wichita each day. Elaborate
preparations have been made To-
cally and by the district Rotary
committees to entertain the Visi-
tors, many of whom arc accom-
panied by their wives. One of the
most spectacular events of the two
days session will be the banquet
in the Forum annex this evening
lat which 1000 will be seated. The
sessions will be held in the Forum,
which has a seating capacity of
$500. Following tonights repast,
stunts by the following clubs Will
entertain the guests: Manhattan.
st. Joseph, Topeka, Tulsa, Salina,
McAlester, Enid and Guthrie.
A number of addresses are ON
the program for each day. The
speakers include: the Rev. Raj
mundo de OWES, Galveston; Col.
Clyde r. Terry Burlington, Kans.
Chancellor Ernest II. Lindley, Uni
versity OF Kansas, Lawrence; Ev-
erett Hill, Rotarian governor;
Bishop James Wise, Topeka.
In keeping with the rotary
system, the election Of a governor
this year will fall to Missouri.
Grover James of Joplin has been
named as the Missouri candidate
BY the same system, next year S
IconVention will go to oklahoma
The election takes place Friday af-
ternoon. Tomorrow nights pro
/ gram is to consist of stunts by the
! following clubs: Hobart, lola,
springfield, Atchison, Winfield,
Kansas City, Mo, Blackwell, Okla,
The concluding entertainment VIII
be a dance tomorrow night.