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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-11-26
RADICAL PLATFORM
BY THE LABOR PARTY

.r1I1r,cn Nv "--Work Of organiH-
- ~ ,,.,v. I,hor unrtr Of the
1871 va ,, ,,,,mrirtci tonight
;., -, I,,,,,;,r, ,r , L.urthy drclaru-
, "', ,ni,i;,I, md ,br election Of 4
,,,,t,,,,l r,,r,;i,., which veil consist of
n,,a r,,, and ono woman from each
.,a. IIaaIru,rtrrs for the party will
hl os,ohIisLch IN t,hiragn, The convcn-
So, ,,Ii,,,,r,,.d tnnj.,hI
Ut, tn, ',,;,a,inn yviIl call 4 national
oon,'or,i,'m NV, Summer tn nominate
r,n,Ii,l.,t..s CIV ,,r,sI,l.ut and vice pres
iJ.rt IN ~. meantime the leaders OF
m, rrovr,n.ut vii urgani2r In tho diff
r.r,r, states monthly tax of two
ccrts Nor c,ritl Will BE- levied on the
,,,,,rl.'r.hfr Ia finance the party.
Included IN rho declaration Of prin-
cjrI,.. "rr tho following:
Ahnljiinu Of rh, Tinted States senate
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Side . T}1z3j d
IEbGssa by D>Q111dtl 1l Cameron -
WE DON'T REALLY MEAN 1T

feel myself in faCIni, All that may hap
r,n, How firm Is any C'fIV!cIi"u that
nothing but death is 1" h., expected here!
Yet tho next rnumont am thinking with
plnoSur, about Il saddle | have ordered
and how | shall rid" dressed up in u
Tchark,.ss cloak and about the WAY |
Shlll carry on with III" t"Nsa"k ElriS;
mud then fan into despair h"CauS" NY
/, II nu,tn,,lr u. higher ,h1u my right.
ana | waste ;w" hours trying to arranE"
fErl.l.
Iu%r l,..Np;:~. H.. had Jh.s" m"ncnts Of
Crl,ni'v ,ru would hardly call T"lSloi
rrIyulru=. vuuld YOU"
Tho Thing That Really Counts
The, thing that counts Is III" pr"P"nd-
nrlu,.r rr ones trud"m"!rS.
pi,.. can HAY" wild notion that an"
wuulI Ike. L. pick ~ I'I' Of money
,h,, ore. s,,~ lylug on Il ;ahi" Without
H., IN. vl'hiu 4 million In'!'N "r h'lnE
.h,r Tn. r"3rht uf ones tendency he
Other WY - -" mHCh Drawer that h"
r.ullsri,. in"uGht = Lk, = feather in the
scale a,n'rSl thu heavy weight OF ones
r"ll nature.
br course. one does not invite such
,h,.u;,h,s ana " h"n tn" ugly things come
un,u\I'rd on" puts III, IN right out ~
.nn,'~ mind md mis- their plac" With
normal healthy thoughts. hut neither
do: on. dl9nIiy them by thinking th"y
really mean anything
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-11-26
CONSERVING COAL

: ATLANTA. ca. Nov. @5.-The
southern regional coal committee. in an
effort to reduce coal consumption. to-
day requested that all industries
which could de- s" without heavy i!nan-
Cial loss clos" down from tomorrow
evening until Monday morning ana
that all st"rrs. business houses and Of
fees clos" daily at p. IN. and thar
household. r"duc" To Il minimum the
use Of full and lights.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-11-26
Mayor and Prosecutor
Sentenced to Prison

INDIANNPOLIS. Ind. Nov. 25.-May-
or RolNn II. Punch. Of Muncic. ana
Prosecutor Horace G.. Murphy, Of Del
aware county. VIII" were found guilty
Of using tn" mails 10 d"trdud. IN con-
nnction with an alleged fax" fighting
and land scheme 10y u jury in federal
court. today were sentenced by Judge \.
r. Anderson to two years Imprisonment
and 70 pay q fine Of $1,000 each
Chaunccy Stillson. hotel owner Of Mum
Gle, was sentenced to Is months impris-
onmcnt and to pay IA fin" Of $1,000.
Other DEFENDANTS received shorter
terms and some received only fines.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-11-26
Fighters Who Stalled
Fined By Commission

DULUTH. MINI. Nov, Is Sam Lang
ford Boston negro heavyweight, and
Jack Thompson, Philadelphia negro.
whose fight here last night WAS stopped
by tho referee because the men stalled
were fined $500 each by a Representatives
Of. tn" Minnesota Boxing C"'hin'SS'"h
here tonight. The money Will No turned
over to Two orphan homes.
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RANnIT KILLED.

rEESlnlp. Ten. N"y. "1.--J"sus Rem
terra. th. bandit Who obtained SlJ.0no
ran&"In for ihH r"turn Of tn" United
States army aNiat"rS li'utcnants Davis
and Peterson. was killed by another
bandit al Carrizns Springs. Mexico. In q
fight over division Of the ransom money,
according 10 apparently reliable reports
from Mexican. sources received here to-
day.
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WON BY DELANEY

CLEVELAND. Ohio. Nov. 25.-Cal
Delaney. Cleveland lightweight. won the
newspaper decision over johnny Noyc'
of Minneapolis in Il ton round contest
hero tonight The bell save N"yc in the
flnal rnund.
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FOR SALE

FOR SALE-Restaurant dumb walter;
one B0nster gasoline station, one 2 h.
p. gasoline engine; one butchers lea
box; several bars, with faucets and all
connections; one extra large baker; oak
wash stands s. each; lot of good shelv-
ing: one electric beer pump. complete;
four large National cash registers We
buy and sell goods OF all descriptions.
Tool Store. lO3l-33 Market street. Phone
2g75-J mann
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GENERAL NOTICES
Rodenntion of Bonds.

The following numbers of OHIO Cnun-
" Bonds Of the $50 49, loan nave
been drawn and viii BE- r"decr"d ut The
Wheeling Bank X Tru.; Company in the
CITY Of Wheeling On the LIST day of De-
crmhcr. 1919.
Eight 60 bonds Of S!"N.nh each. num-
b,.rrl g1-lUg-l9g-l"S -lf,;-I2r-ll
Interest on tn" ab"," bonds VIII cease
on December list. l9l!.
HENRY s. STECK.
President "r tn Board Of Commissions
crs Of the County Of Ohio.
II. Z. UNDEKWOOn.
n-I5-l9-@@-2G Clerk.
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HELD FOE RANSOM.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 2.0--Tcn or The
wral,hlcSt ranchcrS of Vera Cruz cap
,urrd by bandits. November 10. are be-
ing held for slI,0h0 ransom each. ad-
vices today from MrXico City sand. 4
number of other rau"hcrS were caught
at the same time when tn" bandits dy-
namitcd a train. but they were released
brcausc they had no funds. only the
rich were held. Tn" amount demanded
from those in custody was exactly what
bandits obtained from William .. lem
kiuS. American consular agent at
Pu"hla.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-11-26
Special Thanksgiving Services

Thanksgiving services Will be hold at
The North Street NJ. l.. church, Fifth and
Market streets. Thursday, November "a.
at IN Il. III.
Special music by the choir Of tn"
church. and the e"rm"n by the pastor.
Rev. Charl"G Il. llamrlrk.
MI members and friends Of the
church are invited to join In this ser
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~"0~@O
BRAIN TES1S|
BY SAM LLOYD. !
Fifteen Minutes 10 Answer This

No. 262.
Brown and his WIFI opened their saw
ings box. where they Kept the loose
change, AMI found they had between
one and two dollars. which Brown pro,
CcCdcd Ia djvid" in the proportion OF :"
to :. To this arrangement the wlle
readily agreed. hut when h" was not
looking she jukugly slipped three COINS
Of In" same denomination from his TO
her pile. which still left the two piles
IN IN" ratio of , 10 5.
low much money had CACHE
ANSWER TO No. PSI.
GERMAN minus K minus MAN plus
FORGE minus f. leaves GEORGE.
Copyright. 1919, by Sam Loyd)
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WANTED-Salesmen
WANTED-Salesmen.
LIVE WIRES ANSWERED.

will be In Wheeling, November
IS, 10, to make arrangements with Q
live individual to act a. distributor
IN West Virginia FOR q real money
making commodity to dealers. Can
II. II. De Coster, Rogers Hotel. be-
tween and 10 o. m, and and r
III. =
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-11-26

Arc VI .,>,r n-tnu'shI 1T IN" qu""r,
:. IT,. IT, Wlrt,.!. ui.W"rlhN things NNhI'h
y"u lIud yuUr> Il th.mkuS"
\ l,;la fr.'ud # mine one" told IN"
'l.tr sin actually found herself Sr"cu-
iaiir., ON tho h.u-flt that would acrr,I"
- her # someone whom she holds very
mar and dear should dl".
L thuk ! must hr p">it'N" d"E"n-
crate" she Grad with IN" "rc"r hyper
h"i" If youth. ""r lis" mus To-. 'r'H\.
DO ven >urpus. anyone. any decent per
an | mean. No Eyer - " .Ch' d"
~" ,,,.:ld hardly hr!l"v" M wh'r |
quit" Sncrrri! assured her that | did
SUpprS" -.
4
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wANTED-Two neat appearing young
men between the ages Of Is and 81 to
represent large corporation and travel
with manager. See NJ. X. McKelvey,
Grand Central hotel, between ell a. m.
and Fl p. m. no25-h
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" ACRE FARM FOR 81 600.

Six room House. good Barn. other BldEs.
\ great Chicken Farm near K. II. and
good market: 70 acres for $4,000, small
PAYMENT. best bargain this year. Re
member if L buy from mo. I help You
finance your deal. Write for my big
catalnr,ln of nearly 400 Ohio farms
II. n. MASTERS, Agent,
Cambridge. Ohio.
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Many Arrests Follow
Anti-Venizelos Plot

ATHENS. Cirrvrr. Monday, Nov. u
4 plot to assasSiuat" Premier \rni%r!"S
and overthrow the monarchy M" ncrt
discovered here and many arrests nave
hrcn made by the authorities.
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CEN. ANGELES
WILL Be SHOT.
Verdict of Guilty BY Court
Martial Held Up By Court
Appeal

JTARET. McNico. Nov. 25.-Grncrai
Feline, Angeles and his Nv" companions
Major Nrslcr Enciso d" Arcc and Sol
der Antonio Trill". captured near Par
raj. chihuahua, November - by Major
Gah.no Snndoval. were found guilty hy
court martial nj chihuahua City this
morning and sentenced to he shot ut
noon today. according To information
received by judge G"nznl"z Medina OF
tn" Mexican federal court here TINS
afternoon.
The sentence was not carried ou', II
WAS said, because thc attorneys for
AnrcirS appealed I" the federal court
nj Juarcz and the supreme court of
MrNIcn mt Mexico City for n stay Of
execution by applying for writ OF
habcaS corpus.
To Highest Court.
Th" Juarrz court denied the appeal.
jude MEDINA holding his court had no
jurisdiction. and thu" smrrcm" court
was tn" only tribunal which could act.
Besides the supr"tm" court. President
CarranZa also could say" the con-
dcmncd man with Il pardon.
1t was said by court officials that If
the Suprcm" court grants the arplica-
tiOn it simply means that court VIII
only review the proceedings OF tho
court martial, nnd if no errors ar" found
il viii mean carry InE out Of the sem
trnCc unless Carran%a int"rN"ncS. Car
rama already has many petitions seek
ing Clcmrnry for General Angeles
JUAREX. NlrXicu. Nov. 25.--ti' neral
Angeles. intellectual leader Of tn" WI
liSta movement and famous Throughout
the world as an artillery expert. went
on trial yesterday morning.
For three hours General Angeles faced
the military court Of four Carranza gem
erals, and defended tn" actions of him
self and his companions.
CuurlrrS brought the story of the trial
to the border tonight Attempts to OBJ
tain tclcgraphc Information failed.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-11-26
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
MILLIONS are sufter,nr with rhsnm..

NrLLIoNS ere suffering with rhenma-
tism. Nest important discovery Of the
age. A herb that actually drives thu
tirc!y out Of the system. People write
Us and say they are astounded at the re.
suits. especially on the kidneys. Just
think Of the money making possibilities
Representatives wanted. $1.12 pound
postpaid. 10 pounds IS express paid.
rheumatism Herb Co., Venice. Callfcr-
MA my-zt-tS
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wANTED-l5 Laborcrs. Apply at once.
Wheeling Building Material Co. PEN
inSula. no25-h
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Now, Then! STAFF AN n oN 4. =. r 49,.
Pull oil together INTELLIGENCER Place Your Ad Today
q" CDrITEp ssxN ANT 49, Telephone
WHEELING. WORKING FOR YOU so or 90
WANTED-Male

wAETED-First class barber, best
wages, good guarantee and percentage
to right man. none but first class need
andy. II. G.. Sommer, Martins Ferry,
ohio. phone 525. n-26-i
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POE SALE-2OO feet OF

FOR SALE-2OO feet OF S-inch pipe; 200
feet of 6-inch pipe; 200 feet Of 5-inch
pipe: 200 feet Of 3-inch pipe; 500 feet
200 feet Of lGtnch pipe: 500 feet OF l.
inch pipe also two deep well pumps:
four iron pump wells; one quintriple
small size pump. We have lot OF
burnside stove; also large line Of pipes
and connections and valves. etc. Tool
Store 10Gl33 Market street. phone
1851. Mann
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man or boy to run
elevator. Davis. Burkham & Tyler Co.
no25-g
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FOR SALE-To settle an estate; brick
building; 6 rooms and bath; gas, side
entrance and yard. II sold at once
$3,oU1. Phone 1852 n-22-m
FOR SALE-First class millinery store.
VIII sell cheap. Mrs. L. A. Watson.
phone Martins Ferry 175-M. nat
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The greater :Ae necessity FOR saTin4
the greater your opportunity TO use
Tho IntelliEcnccr Want Ads.
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For Rent

Large, well furnished front room.
Light and airy. Steam heat. All mod
ern conventences. Suitable for two gen.
tlemcn. Pine location for business men.
Call End Floor
NEW INTELLIGENCEE BUILDING
1905 Market Street, City
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CORPORATION REQUIRES THE
SERVICES OF A HIGH CLASS
BUSINESS MAN AS STATE Man.
AGER FOB WEST VIRGINIA.
MUST BE ABLE TO PURCHASE
SHALL INTEREST. THIS II An
EXCEPTIONAL OPPOR3UH1TY
FOR THE Eight MAN. APPLY
MCCLURE HOTEL. ASK FOE MR.
GARRETT. noz0-h
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PERSONAL

Plumbing and repairs done with little
or no dirt. You'll like our. work. Dan
Gutn. II Seventh st. Phone 2i?5-M.
n-l1-61t
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WOODLAND HOME

DON'T FAIL TO READ
Reflections OF Grass Widow" the
--latest fiction serial stories by Miss Jane
Dixon, to appear Monday, wednesday
and saturday In The Wheeling IutelI-
genoer. Order your subscription today.
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Tolstot md His Mmstaches

"Th,r" Is too licil" 81 joy l." 1T Us
10y. |. f.. s. thor" l., Snn'i hn.c tia" ana
noll,. II: 1lauIir~tlur Iudill, rene" /" I.l'.
| delight IN LhIS feeling. How strong l
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LOST and FOUND
FOX REM furnished Rooms

FOR RENT-Twn single rooms for gen
tlrmcn. l23l Main. side entrance.
n-nf-i
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WANTED-Boy to sell papers In tbs
mornings, before school. Good chance
to make your Christmas money. 10
capital needed. We start you 1t our
own risk. Apply Circulation Dept r.
telugencer. Office. n-l9ll
wANTED-Linotype operator. Apply
Foreman Intclligencer. n-l7-r
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WANTED,

WANTED.
A doctor for general practice in ter
ritory ten miles square in which are
located three villages with no opposi-
ton. Present doctor leaving on account
Of health. Been with US IS years.
Earnings from $4,000 to 5000 q year.
Investigation invited.
NEW CUMBERLAND, TuSCA1AWA1
COUNTY, OHIO. n-22-l
The Tomahawk., 1919-01-09

Secretary Lansing, Henry White, Gen.
eral Bliss and Colonel House named u.
Dec. i-First Of U. 8. returning army
reached New York.
Dec. 2-Congrcss .reconvened ana neaTu
President Wilson's message and tare"en'
British feet arrived at Llbau.
Dec. 4-President Wilson and party
sailed for France. 4.o
Ukraine, killed and that country unoef
control of the Uuonists. o,
Dec 6-Belgian troops occupied Dusse1-
dorf on he Rhine. . - ..o-
bloody fghting in Berlin between So
Dec. british occupied Cologne. u,>
Dec. S-Amercan troops rushed 70 ~
lenz as last German forces crosseu thliiG9'
Dec s-Former kaiser attempted SUI
eide.
Dec. 1O-French army occupied MANI:
Dec. 12-British troops crossed the hh''ie
; Dec. American troops crossed the
Rhine at CoblenZ
President Wilson landed at Brest, ~
Dec 1+President Wilson recelVed III
Armistice extended to Jan. H., ,,u
Kiev occupied by troops OF the dlrec-
tory" .oa W.
Dec. 15-Gen. Mannerheim, elected re-:
gent of Finland.
Dec. 16-Central congress of soldiers ana an
workmen's delegates met in Berln: Aeo
knecht and SparIac:tes defeated
Dec l7-Polish general staff ordered
mobilization Of 100000 men.
Dec 25-President Wilson ate Christmas
dinner with troops of American army ot
occupation.
The Tomahawk., 1919-01-09
DOMESTIC

JAM 5-Charles B. Henderson appointed
senator from Nevada.
Jan S-Mississippi legislature ratified
prohibition constitutional amendment.
JAM lU-HOuSe ADOPTED national woman
suffrage amendment resolution.
Jan. 12-Chicago and middle west para
lyzed by terrific blizzard.
Feb: 1e-Montana legislature ratified
federal prohibition amendment.
Feb. 2-Wisconsin senate passed reso-
luton. q to 7, denouncing La Toilette,
March 1-Bris. Gen.\ Thomas Cruise,
M p1
March 3-Miss: Anne Martin Of Reno.
New, announced her candidacy for the
March 5-Wisconsin assembly deadlock
ed all night on joint resolution denounc-
ing La Follette as disloyal.
March 6-Wisconsin assembly passes
joint resolution denouncing La Toilette ;,
Secretary Daniels established hve-mils
dry" zone around naval training Sta
tions.
House passed sabotage bill. 2l9 to O..
March 7-Conferees agreed on admins
tration railroad bin;
nounced cut of 81 per cent in production
OF pleasure automobiles for fiscal year
Metropolitan magazine for March ex'
tiele e rs % America Honesty" by William
March s-senate ordered inquiry into
March s~Victor Berger. milwaukee,;
Adolph Germer, J. Louis Engdahl; w: +.
Kruse, Irwin st. John Tucker. Chicago
March i~senale unanimously author
lied sale Of German-oWned property IN
United States to American citizens.
cieneT Ma,eh bi eassyiag pasSsS s. sen'
Congressman Scott Ferris Of Oklahoma
elected chairman of Democratic congress
Moroh 1aNSensfa nassed conference re-
port on railroad control bill.
MARYLAND house Of, Of delegates defeated
wSmaGs saffTaSe sWsSrlda b largest reinforced
concrete ship launched at a Paciilc port
pronounced complete success by experts:
Esther Cleyeland daoghteWE aogt g Bosr
anquet of Coldbtream Guards. in LONDON
March 15-Congress passed Daylight saw
Ing bill to take effect March 81.
March 1s-Delaware legislature ratlheo
April Irvine l.. Lenroot. Republican.
elected u. s., senator from Wisconsin:
Massash%Se'tts
April Ok. p. Whitley appointed sena-
tor from Missouri: 1r,
May 15rAir mail route between Wash-
nnsSsi ingtoni; Philadelphia and Ne" YORK
Aug. H-wal.er H. Page. American am
bassador to Great britain. resigned;
Of Mexicans killed in battle at Nogales
sept. HBomb explosion in Federal
binding, Chicago, killed and injured 80;
Sept. 1S-John W. Davis made American
ambassador to Great Britain.
Oct. 1-Senate defeated woman suffrage
amendment to constitution.
Nov. 5--Republicans gained contro! Oh
the senate and the house Of representa-
tives in general election
Nov. 2O-Government assumed control
Nov. 22-Secretary of the Treasury Nc
Adoo resigned.
Dec. 16ICarter Glass sworn in as sec
retary OF the treasury.
The Tomahawk., 1919-01-09
DISASTERS

,oss ssn; ;.,d0oSSS a0SSnf'asra''on IN N0''''k' "
'oJs Jan is"Miilion dollar fire in 1ndianapo-
lis Industrial district. ..u.- ,,n.a :,
Feb. 14-Forty-two children killed IN
nunnery fire in Montreal
Feb 24-Liner Florizel. St Johns. N. F..
to New York, wrecked in blizzard near
March s-Twelve killed in collapse OF
moving picture theater at winchester
five killed and S. 900 damage by tor
nado in northwestern Ohio.
April lrsevsnty killed in burning OF
insane asylum SS at Norman "a 'sontnsrn OKia Cali.
fornia; towns Of Hamet and San Jacinto
May Isavannah liner city Of Athen: m:
Nav 1s~Nearly: a hundred persons killed
by explosions in Aetna Chemical plant,
nssn 5ane e":$os5E @@e1ress train teleseoped at
Jun June 5sIFifty persons killed by collapse
Of Jniy 9Sldlns 1mshe 1 Factory % Explosion in Eng
land killed so.
July 2-Explosion in muhit'ons plant
July GExeursion boat saak In Illinois
river: IS lives lost
Guam dfxassa5sSd by tyghsI}'n I'ea in train
collision H.y S near Nashville, sSnn.
July :2-Iapanese battle.hip blew up
killing so men.
Aue. M-Tornado in Minnesota destroyed
TVler and Connors, killing about 50.
Oct. 3-shell loading plant at Morgan
n. T., blew up; 81 killed.
Oct ll-Severs earthquake in Porto
Oct. 12-Great forest fires, in northeast
ern Minnesota: many towns DESTROYED ana
about 1000 lives lost.
T. Oct 25-Steamshi, Princess Sophia
wrecked on Alaska coast; 343 lives lost.
Nov. 1-Nfnety-eighs persons killed IN
Nov. H-About 1,5O0 Killed by explosion
Of munition trains In Belgium.
The Tomahawk., 1919-01-09
NEUROLOGY.

Jan. dr. Frederick A. Noble leading
congregational clergyman at Evanston
Jan. 5Dr. John 8. Foley. Catholic bish-
Jan. ls-U. s. Senator James H. Brady
Of Idaho.
ccnsressman Saa; m@a}; from m Massae ehussttts:
Jan. 3O-United States Senator William
Hughes of New Jersey. -
Feb. 2-John l.. Sullivan. former heavy
weight champion. at West Arlington.
Leander Richardson. dramatic editor
'% Feb. % %Ecol. Frederick H. Smith. Repub-
hcan leader in illinois, at Peoria
Feb. lO-Abdul Hamid. former sultan of
Feb. lA+sir Cecil sprins-Rice. former
British ambassador to America.
Feb. 22-Terry McGovern. former worlds
1eeesef%elEn. feS SGDr' samuei s 6. Nixon, conis-
sionsr Of health of Pennsylvania. at Ph!.-
archbishop Edmond Francis Prender-
CAST at Philadelphia.
March 6-John Redmond. irish National
list leader, At Lo London; aa,,,r., rbor.. perrx
retired, at Southern Pines. n. c.
Cardinal Serafini, prefect of the congre-
cation Of the propaganda. at Rome:
cabinet member and dipsoma!. at Boston,
Prof. J. NJ. Munyon Of Philadelphia. at
March is-drs. James A. Garfield. Wild
ow Of President Garfield, at Pasadena,
Cal
Charles Page Bryan, diplomat. at Wash
ington.
March 15-Former Senator Isaac Steph-
eYison of Wisconsin.
Sir George Alexander. English actor.
James Stillman, fnancief. at New York.
March 1-Warner Miller, former u. 8.
senator from New York.
March 1-Masgie Mitchell. famous ac-
March asIClaude Achille Debussy. COM
March N-Martin ]. Sheridan, famous
| athlete. in New York.
April s-Charlcy Mitchell, famous Eng
April iI-Rear Admiral s. p. Comfy, U.
| w. c. Mcdonald. first governor Of New
April 1a-u. S. Senator r. F. Broussard
Former Mayor Rudolph Blankenburs OF
Hpril is-Hempstead washburne, form
/ er mayor Of Chicago.
April l4-William Joel Stone, q. 9. sem
! ator from Missouri.
| April f7-Senor Aldunate, Chilean am
| bassador to y. 8, at Washington.
April 3O-Col. George Pope. at Hart
'o ASrii so-Dr. Carlos Dc Pena. Uruguay
an minister, In Washington.
Or. f. Fletcher 1ngals. noted physician.
- Nay S GSrs. Potter Palmer Of Chicago,
@ Sarasota, Fla.