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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-05-01
BELMONT COUNTY
MINERS STRIKE
TWO THOUSAND MEN WILL REFUSE
TO RETURN TO woRT TODAY.
Due 20 Refusal OF Lorain Coal & Dock
Company TO Pay -1achine Men for
Cutting soap Stone.

over 1000 miners employed in the
Eelmout county mines OF the I.oraift
Coal and Dock company viii refuse to
80 To work today as a result OF tn. re-
cent refusal Of the company To- pay ma
chine men extra for work in cutting
soap stone and siat" out Of the mines.
TINS action WAS decided last night at
a mass meeting az miners held At
wheeling creek. and the miners declare
they are prepared TO strike for an IN
definite period unless the demands of
the machine men are met with
The trouble between the machine men
and the operators originated several
days ago In the Lansing mine OF the
coal and dock company. and upon the
day OF the trouble all miners walked
out They We're followed Monday bv
all employees % IN. Crescent mine and
when tn" miners employed at Wheeling
Creek and Blame refuse t. enter the
mines today over 1000 men will be out
on strike.
state mine officials have been COM
muuicdted with. and will arrive at the
scene OF tLc strike a. soon as possible.
u~ violence On the part uf the miners
most of whom are foreigners. Is feared.
However. ~ is understood that au inn
mediat" settlement Of the difficulty -
an imposSihilIty. as the miners declare
that the operators must come To- their
terms while the operators seem equally
rrm In their determination to pay no
extra money To- machine men.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-05-01

medicinal value 81 tho coruponsnts %
This remarkable medicine are relatively
just as necessary 20 well balanced health
as the rutritiyc properties 90 the meats.
grains. fats and sugars % tie food ws
ea' 90 sustain NE
And the constant influence - & &. g.
90 dominating this cellular activity. %
forcing out he diseased atoms and re-.
placing therr with rich nutrition. brings
about % rest0re tIon as completely and as
quickly as 10 Is gratifying and con
sp.cIou~
S. S. S. Make You Feel Fine.
After you have used & Tor a few
DAYS t.o heavy. tired sensation IN limbs
and muscles is overcome. the d-0.pv. Ian
g4Id feeling gives wav % iurtfutv cf
hcalfh. she ssln begins % pink with no
h1e % y g1rols blood tho eyes brighten.
skin er1rflors dry ur and aI internal
ferderr egq. aprererr. sWeiilrra and Other
SYMPTOMS 90 malaria dlrarrc1r
You can re- 90 almost any drug
store in The United states. even in ~
most remote districts. as This wonderful
remedy iH snrsIdered r. pararea by ct
rrrie~rsI people throughout the M
i1rf.l regions U rIre uaIarfs iv hIf
question ~ using 10 ia certainly
G marvel Ana - there are per.'tr
phases ~ y1lr trouble o~ any other bi.nd
. .urfer write f1 fNe Nei.saI Department
~ The ew.0 Specific CO.. 500 swift
Tst.rrfr-.. Atlanta. GA TreI- special
..fa r.u aaf.ae trI wrAt f0 tH. ar1 here
vr tc rr .harge Tor tnis ss.1fli and
Invaluable sorv4ce
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-05-01
500 INTELLIGENCER
BIBLES RECEIVED
LAST CONSIGNMENT OF HANDSOME
LY BOUND EDITIONS ON HARD.
As Long as They Last Readers of Intel
ngencer Can Secure Them
for Sl.49.

Tie lutellig"ncer has received 81 con-
Segment Of 500 Bibles To- bc given t. its
subscribers at bargain price. This
Will be the last "pTortunuv TO secure
one Of these books which are consider
ed ty those who have secured one. as
the best ever seen FOR the price. The
Bibles are handsomely bound and con-
tain 500 illustrations OF Biblical scenes
and are valuable addition t. the
library and any household
lnty have To he seen To- be appre-
ciated ana once seen their fun worth IS
well appreciated. II yuu have ncs,t
seen them. call on your ueiEi. hpr Who
has been iurtuuatrc enough IA securing
one 81 the former supply and cAamii. II.
ana " You 50" one. you will want "a
copy for yourself
Wnil" tie supply lasts they VIII bc
sofa Tor Sl-i". and IAN b" secured at the
iutcIugeIccr business OFFICE
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-05-01

A host ~ people In fr.a section have
become i1oCulated vim the poisonous
germs % malaria. In oflcr sections they
no longer fe1r epidemic - malaria. fy-
phoid and other germ diseases They
have found a perfect ar..Iote ir s. s. = .
the most worferfl. blood purifier and
health resfcrer ever i!I,ovsrei
Thousands - people DO not realize why
they are sirS. E..nr.r. 'espoudenf and
scarcely able % Fet around o. D. TIE
poison IN the blond from uoeq bites
from impure drinking voter. from the
fliasna ir Tho a.~. fhr fO.'. ree...lE uH'.
iY'Iors ~ 'te SOL frrre overflow cd land.
from r0ffnE weeds ard me decay fhsf
macs the ar 80. breathe a veritabie
desthtraP
S. s. s. Hsrysr % the Blood
70 matter what go cause - your ias
FfgIe skin e-.-'..ru EitrIuilr s~s
i1gs as exhibited .1 certain malaria
districts. yellow ssshsIe. pc. s1e-r i-
Cr--pleIi0r. and .'re- der-errirr svup
fous. s goes .r'1 your blood. takes
rosqes-i4r = 'h- r.'rifye function 1rI
begins fre work - rsef0raft1r right
SWAY The reason frr fifs fa tho fact
that g contains me most remark
SIZE ingredient. the purpose 90 which &c
o. Ff.r.'tfr each cellular part o. me
body % select from fIe blood The refr.-
rerf 10 requires '1 renew i'a lfe. -o
throw N = e1-e ar1 fI.a return fI ne
condition - perfect health
s. 8. s. ~ ee-cssary - Your Food.
The vurde-f nd -raH'fa from fre Iee ~
S. are a scientific discovery. Tie
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-05-01
SHOT FIVE TIMES
Weirton Man waylaid. Assaulted
Robbed, Shot Five Times and
Left TO Die.

Special Dispatch to the Intelligcncer.
80 SIEi RtNNliiE. 3D.. April 90. -
W 'irtun. W. Va. where he is employed
m tho Tin mill. was wiylaid On the
Boulevard ou the West Virginia side.
opposite ibis city on Tuesday night
and shot fit" times
Son" - the wounds are serious and
MS recovery lS predicted The motive
or tho attack ami shooting ~ said 20
have been robbery. - So was taken
out % SHlf'~. pocket. SoltiS was DRUNK
"a hen attacked 10y the robbers
After tc was shot h. wandered 80
The barn of James Archer. where be- laN
all night and suffered from loss az
blood and exposure with lis wounds.
lie was fotnI today ana was brought
20 the hospital here ny the sheriff az
BROOKE county. who was summoned u
tie Archer farm
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-05-01
Benwood Rrief.

The new uniforms ordered some time
AK" 10y the members 81 Uniform Rank
NHlShtS or lNthiHS. are due 60 arrive
lt~e IN a few days
CITY clerk Fah-rtv was AZ Mounds
VIII" Yesterday afternoon transartify
business
several local persons will 20 70
executions
pue cls" ~ diphtheria has been dis
COY 'I. hH sanitary pnicer Higgins ~
the fsrert home on MrNfs-r.r'' -fra.-f
Tho home has been quarantined
Extensive improvements are holm.
street
The local high school baseball team
may play the bridgeport team on sat
urIay afternoon
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-05-01
INCREASE
Local Trolley Car Men viii Get One
Cent Advance Per Hour
To-Day.

At employees ~ tho West VIRGINIA
friction = Ele,tri. company and th,
Wheeling Traction COMPANY who have
been ir the service for one y.ar s-
over viii receive an Increase az one
COM per hour per man starting t0ds,
About 1000 mon vii! be effected nv
This increase. which means thar the
traction romuanfcs - tho cffv will rav
nut an additional g. 500 IN wages 90 d
wear. Tho frst grade men Will rc-
.'..t 's ,'r'e Ter -Four instead NJ che
former rate of --. and So on down thr
.Ir.
Tho Increase comes 90 tho men ~
fn' r..H.f 'f Hn lrrt emsut which was
rna bod two years ago when aU ON
f.HN,r received an Increase and were
rr'frIsed tho additional cent per hour
go fhs end nr TWO years.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-05-01
PICTURE MEN
ELECT OFFICERS
CLOSING SESSIONS OF coNvEN
TON HELD YESTERDAY.
Elaborate Banquet Held In Mcclure
Hotei-Dr. Harriet Jones
Addresses DELEGATES.

With an elaborate banquet served
III the dining room OF the McLure no.
Tel. the fourth annual convention Of
the West Virginia branch No. q of the
Motion Picture Exhibitors League OF
America came TO = close last night;
The banquet was a happy elimination
To what was conceded to he the moss
Interesting and successful convention
ever held by tho notion picture ex-
hibitors in this state and was largely
attended. nearly 100 persons being
present.
Following the serving OF quite an
elaborate menu. the banquet was fca-
tured by an interesting program. r.
Robinson. Of the Camden theatcr Of
Parkersburg and president OF the
Wheeling Bill Posting company. act
ed as toastmaster. Addresses were
made by J. =. Robin. OF the Precision
Machine company. q. Lansing cor. 81:
the Memo Film company. New York:
and Mr.. smith. representing the Mich
olas Power company. of New York. \
most happy ltdross was made by NJ.
y. Mem, OF cincinnati. president Of tho
Motion Picture Exhibitors League OF
America. and also Of the Exhibitors
League of Ohio. who spoke OF the
league and ItA objects and aims.
Several selections were rendered by
the southern quartette. OF this city.
Will music was FUR ished during the
evening by .he Mcclure orchestra.
Officers Elected.
The following officers were elected
yesterday:
Presidential. g. Frohme. Of Wheel
ing.
First Vice. President-Russell Lynn.
a. Fairmont.
Second Vice Presidcnt-Patrick Nc
Govern. 81 CiarkshurE.
Secretary-M NJ. y. Sybert. Of Mounds
Vile.
Treasurer Il. EaEan, Of Romeo
Nerte.
National Vice President from West
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-05-01
BENW00D
To Play Many Games.

Captain Dick Deegan. OF the Benwood
base bali team. has arranged list OF
games TO be- played this season ana from
the list will he seen Some strong teams
TO stack NJ against the locals. The first
match game Will be played at Parkers-
burg, May Ism. ON Decoration Day
they will journey to Wetlsburg. where
they VIII stack up against the Burgers
for two games. on the Fourth Of July
they viii play the strong Braddock. IA.
team. II is probable that they will play
S'sterSNille In the very near future. rnc
locals are practiCing nari tacu evening
and are IN fine shape FOR game.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-05-01
ANOTHER ARREST
Made IN the lnsurrection Case and
One OF the Former PRS
onerS Released

Special Dispatch Co. Tue Intelligence
CHARLESTO\. W Va. April 30 -
Tho third arrest was made today iu
connection with the Labor Argus. but
John Ramsey. arrested Yesterday. was
this afternoon released The third
man was Charles W Clark. 70 Socialist
contributor 20 The Argus columns
Nj tie arrests were made az tho
instance Of the military authorities
and the cOmmitm' we're signed BY
Governor Hatfield The mon are
charged with publishing malicious IT,
h'lous and inlamafory articles. action
against legal authorities. under chap
Tor fCurtec az tho code
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-05-01
xirEinia-A. L. Cottrin. of Point

Nirginia-A L. Cottrin. of Point
Pleasant
Delegates and alternates to the ma
tlonal convention to be held in New
lows.
Delega,es-L. r. Thomas. Mounds
Nine, chairman; X. Robinson. OF Parkers-
BARRETT. OF parkersburg. ID. a. I.gan. Of
Koneevette. and X. +. McCray. OF Fair
mont.
AlJernates-C ". Psrrine. OF Salem:
=. &. McCray. Of Fairmont. J. Il. Colts
OF M3undsville: James Nelas OF Wheel
q. +. Longworthy. Of Sistersville
Committees Report.
National President NJ. \ Men pre-
officers We're elected. when President
Frohmc took the chair. Reports of va
rious committees were submitted and
received. while the reports OF the treas
urer and the secretary were approved
and iiled.
toe proved interesting. and several rec
oinme ndati tons were adopted. while other
prov sions We're rejected. The recon-
nl-ndatton providing for sunday open-
Ing was turned down by an overwhelm-
ing vote a large majority OF the dele
gates IN attrndance being opposed Il
sunday shows. The resolution propo--
ing distinction in state license fees
providing for "A lower license FOR mo-
ton picture theaterS was also turned
down The section favoring the creat ton
OF a stat. examining board To be COM
posed OF three members appointed by
the governor was adopted. az was also
that providing for the establishment OF
a state censorship board
DR.. Jones Speaks.
~ the afternoon session Or. Harriet
r. Jones OF this city, addressed the con-
Vcnttou for fifteen minutes. appealing
TO the convention FOR assistance I'm the
campaign against the white plague.
Brief addresses were also made BY rep
resentatives OF the various motion pic
ture concerns who had exhibits at the
convention.
few of the delegates who were in
attendance Al the convention returned
nome last evening. hut a ma iortty re-
manned for the banquet last night. and
VIII leave today. delegates were pres
ent from all sections Of West Virginia
while many points m eastern Ohio and
Western Pennsylvania weer also repre-
scented.
Tie concerns had exhibits in the Nc
Lure Crill while tire convention was in
session, have made arrangements to
leave today.
The next place for holding the con-
Ventton has not been selected. the mat
ter being left entirely in the hands OF
the cNccutiN" committee.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-05-01
OHIO DEMOCRATS
HOLD MEETING
PREsIDENT WILSON SENDS NOES
SAGE OF coNoRArULATToNs
Belmont County Democracy Meet 20 Or
canine C1ub-Prominent Party
Leaders Present.

over 900 Belmont county Democrats
gathered In the Elks hall at Bellaire last
evening. IN an enthusiastic meeting al
which party discord was done away
Win IN the same manner as Mere the
many delectahle courses OF sumptuous
banquet. The purpose OF the meeting
was to form ths MANY Democra,i,. ..i,,hs
OF the county into "A permanent union
and. although this was not effected las,
REL out IN the near future for the for
club
clifford L. Belt. OF Bellaire. PRESIDED
AZ the banquet and the first business OF
tue evening Was the reading of a tele-
gram from President Wilson. IN which
ne expressed his deepest regrets At be-
Ing unable to attend the banquet ana eN-
tended his 'conEratulatI0ns and best
WlSnes Tor the welfare of democracy In
ls,Il1 county This telegram was
eht. az were similar messages from Gov
fnor Cox. state Attorney General Tim
"thE Hogan, and State Secretary Charles
II. Graves.
denly called TO Indianapolis. aud could
not he present, while Congressman w
=. Francis was detained IN Washington
ny the tariff legislation. Both sent tel
esrams regretting their forced absence.
Permanent Organization
me irSt business Transacted by the
club was the decision that II viii De
necessary To appoint committee - five
70 erect "A ornament organization and
these appointments Will be made WITHIN
rev DAYS. while George ConH Of
BFiaseport Leon Jacobs and I'd. Black
tord. or Martins Ferry. and Frank Myers
ambrose O'Toole, William Campbell
James Reyes and William Nilligan- OF
belIalre. were appointed To the member
snip committee.
The first address 81 the eveniu. was
MAD" by state Auditor Victor Dona hue
VINO eulogiz~d Governor Cox for tn. .ffi-
Client manner iu which Lc uaS careI f0r
inc welfare or the state. IN- auditor
then read an article which 10 had pre-
pared ON the short ballot. opposing II
Tor the reason that II conflictrd WITT
the initiative ana referendum
Mr.. Ioualue was follow.! by Hon \
=; Sandles. secretary 81 IA. state hoard
or agriculture. who delivered a nl-hIv
entertaining Grafton OF "Thomas Iefs-t-
son telling az the principles. propu!nd-
90 ny Jefferson. upon whicu the Demo-
cratic party is founded
Tt' ElkS hall was taStefullv Zero
fatei Tor tNe occasion IN tn. National
Col9rs and Rern-id-rs orchestra Of
Hellaire. rendered patriotic airs through
ont the evening
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were strongly with the Caiifornians In
this issue ."
IL - regarded AS probable that the
OF Secretary Bryan will begin consider-
alton OF general policy for the treat
m' mt or the important question OF the
extent To which the national GOVERN
inent may or should 20 towards enforc-
ing the treaty rights OF aliens within
the states. The negotiations with the
japanese government which are ex-
lected 10 follow the action in California
PROBABLY Will be the means OF develop
ing this policy. The president NAV deem
u advisable TO undertake the negotia-
ton or new treaty OF trade and com
merce with Japan.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-05-01
FATALLY STABBED
jug Containing Milk Instead OF Whis-
key, Anglers Men, Who Stab
OMnsr Almost To Qeath.

Special Dispatch To the Intelligence.
El.kI\S. W. Va. April 3O.-Because
jug which BENJAMIN MCMahon was
carrying contained milk instead Of
whiskeN, Clarence Fincham and oscar
Lambert became angry when they
took the luz away from Mcmahon on
the streets of Mill creek and stabbed
him almost To- death. \ special traia
rushed McMahon To the city hospital
here and Ulcers brought the prison.
ers To Jail on IN. same train. Nc
Mahon Will de.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-05-01
Last Dance This Evening.

- Ihc local White Lily social CLUB uni
FORM ranks. kniEutS Of Pythias will
hoi4 their dance q fthe season this eve
nlhS AZ ATmory hall on Man street
Many INV itatlous have been issued for
th' affair and large crowd is ex-
pe't"d 10 attend. Orchestra music Will
Dc furnished during the evening and a
Splendid program has been arranged
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-05-01

NEW YORK. April 3O-ProtestS
against pending anti-Iaoauese iegisia-
ton IN California were voiced In mes
sage and speech tonight at a meeting
OF the japan Society. attended by sew
erai hundred Persons. in GLIDING muuy
men or prominence. \ number of Japan
csc We're IN the audience. Lindsay Rus
sell: president OF the Japan Society. Lar
X H. Teuster. director OF -. I.uke'S In
ternational Hospital I'm Toxic. and pr
ToNcklchi INenaga. lecturer I'm the TINT
Nersity OF Chicago. We're speakers and
among those sending kilograms Sy.npa-
thizing with the purpose OF the meeting
were Former Postmaster General John
Nanamaker. John ". Foster former
secretary OF state: President John C:rier
tihben. OF Princeton University. Iarz
Anderson. former United States minis
Ter 10 Belgium and former Ambassador
To Japan and Andrew -. White. former
am bassador TO Germany and first preSi-
dent OF Cornell University
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-05-01

It's not your first dollar nor
your first sale We want. Ii is our
purpose to give you at all times a
Fair. Square Deal and give you
such values as will merit your con-
tinued patronage and your recon-
mendation.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-05-01
YOUNG BOY is
VICTIM OF ACCIDENT

Special Dispatch To the Int lisencrr.
ELkINS. ". Va. April 30-Two
hours after he had accepted his first
job. War; ~ Daniels l4-Xear-old son
o. Mrs. Eli Daniels. Of Beverly. tel
across q ir-ular saw and lost his left
hand and left loot. lie will probably
Al
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-05-01

- ArfdH ErmentS have been completed
Tor the entertainment TO be given this
evening ~ TIE auditorium of the Cen
tI"l scu""l hlilding by the pupils OF the
I. lrn school \ large number Of tickets
nav" been sold for tie affair and a
large crowd - expected to attend
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-05-01
Piled Applications.

city clerk Faherty was al Mounds
VINE yesterday ana filed applications FOR
the FOCAL saloouisfs with County clerk
J. J.. Chase. Joe Roscoe - tn. only
local salooniSt who is not applyiA for
a l'ens. this year. They have until the
WIN Tie sheriff at MoundsvlIle.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-05-01

States circuit court Of appeals today
granted the application for release
under 100000 bail of Albert W. Free
man. who was convicted on Marcel IL
last with Julian Hawthorne and DIR.
William ! Morton Of using the mails
10 detraud investors in mining stock.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-05-01
TWO AvIAToRs KILLED.

DAkMSTAD. Germany, April 10
Lieutenant Won Mirbach and Lieuten-
ant Iirom were killed IN an aviation
attempt 10 land. their bi-plane col
lapsed only "A few feet above the
ground and fell upon the aviators.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-05-01
LADIES TAKE
NOTICE

II YOU bring this ad with you we
will let YOU have a pair of $500
hand sewcd. fine black Suede
Pumps for only S1.95, but you
go bring this al.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-05-01

The several hundred employees Of
9. O Tube mill Of the lower miami viii rc-
,tiNc melr regular sem weekly pay to-
udN- The men have been working very
steady Tor ~" past Few weeks and the
pay viii be- OF a very large amount.
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NOW CERTAIN
Continued from Flrs. Page.)


say that the effect and result j. pre-
clseiy the same as IL they were in
GUIDED. and II will be so understood
There was no way to avoid it,"
\ close study of the webb bill
shows the full extent Of the restric-
lions placed upon aliens who are not
Permitted TO become citizens. al
though the limitations are precisely
those imposed in the existing treaties
between the United States and Japan.
China and other nations whose sub
Jects are ineligible In tho case OF
the japanese they are prohibited on
tirely from acquiring or holding land
for farming or agricultural purposes.
and II Is declared the passage az the
act Will put an end not only 10 the
growth 81 japanese farming colonies.
bur eventually TO the colonies them
selves
According 10 Senator Thompson.
Who has made a study Of the bill. the
theory is as follows:
Only citizens and those eligible 20
become citizens NAV ho projectors
OF land They may employ Japanese
and Chinese. but they cannot lease or
otherwise give such aliens an interest
or share in the IToprietorship. such
land as is now held by japanese and
Chinese cannot be bequeathed 20
their alien heirs. II must be sold.
r So o.. president Vi.4er. 4 Hf'ifrIt fu-
v.ri &C. W.. hi.l win it- aff'rmHtit"
r.'.-..f' o. acquire band 200 tliiforrfl
90. nov s.iI % Do. a.r..I aro,..'f tt.
cd oil. HH..HH .H..s.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-05-01

-Four offenders we're up IA police
court last evening on charges OF plain
drunk and diSorderlN. Each was given
~" usua! and trimmings by Mayor
other went t. 'all FOR ten DAYS.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-05-01
FINISH TARIFF
Continued from Firs; Pass.)

Mr. Underwood answered with a Wig
urous statement
if could not represent M ,or-
s'ifu'ncy AMI 90 :he same tim. th..
people - rho United States without
involving myself as special plead O.
for i'tctrets i0 ms district would he
unworthy OF ms POSITION so this
house
Complete Metal Schedule
Tho tntu.uiff's. lrmIit tod consider
alton or % metal e. h.du'. after
trHr. amendments fad been omer.i
and rejected. Iapr.-. rtatIts Austin.
". F'rnss.'.. faH.d Ir nu sTnrt ZOO
pest r. Doc Pawn. rH'e .n aluminium.
ssf.r cents a pour ff. argued fnIr
f.' Underwood flf. o. 90 u.r cent
vH.'I a.prit. American 1Nur Of wur.
'N.r fI".fHIn ir :.ur ..Hf. E.4.
r'e'f+Ff... Palmer Gs,lIfirr fII' th-
NU .r'..r Alumni .r. suuUrrr ra. I
f-nr'rH'. 400 fF'. country and 200
i-a..r. FOO. et.1 f'r' if 700. rit. Ir fIa
OBJ. .'f vH- Justified 70 was OBJ, 90 Iui-
mum rl+.
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Teniperamental.

TemperamentaL
y took them to be a theatrical
couple"
"Did they wear spatsg"
NO: but they certainly had plenty OF
Them f-Tudce