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CASHIERS
ABRAHAM & STRAUS
FULTON STREET. BROOKLYN.

REQUIRE SEVERAL CASH.
lERS FOR THEIR TUBE
ROOM. NO EXPERIENCE
NECESSARY. THE SAL
AIRY is ESPECIALLY AT
TRACTlVE AND WITH
THE 10 PER CENT CHRIST
MAS BONUS. MAKES 1T A
DESIRABLE. POSITION.
APPLICATIONS CAN BE
MADE ANY TIME DUR
ING THE DAY AT THE
EMPLOYMENT OFFICE
SUBWAY FLOOR. CEN
TRIAL BUILDING.
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statesmen

Here's an opportunity for real men with
aims and am bilious for the future--raen
who believe in themseives-w work 10
attain their desires. They're the kind that
nized as such. Were a financial orgaNi-
cation OF long standing. with "A reputation
second TO none for honesty and carnes,
~ndeaVor. We want few statesmen to
increase our business. To men who meas
nre up 20 our high standard we have
proposition that PRODUCES results to work
ers. These men viii be thoroughly trained
and developed into sales managers with
The opportunity Of financial indepcndencs
We'ro willing 70 pay big money. and we're
doing II. But only men of extraordinary
personality and ability capable Of
earning II. Are you one OF the men we
call before p. m. First National Finance
Corporation, 10 Nassau St, New York
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: SECTION MANAGER.

80 to 40 years of age; must
have thorough knowledge of
department store methods f;
particularly qualified to take
charge Of ladies', children's
shoe section. Write
r. Y, 2O9 CABLE BLDG.
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The Tribune Almanac
Weather Report

Sun rises. :45 a mlSun sets :. :36 .. m
Moon rises. :57 a. m. Moon scte.. :23 p. m.
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HELP WANTED FEMALE

YOUNG WOMEN
HAVE YOU HAD
SOME HIGH SCHOOL
EDUCATION OR
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EXPERIENCE?
IF YoL WISH 4 PERMANENT
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Ths working conditions are Il.
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Toy will have carefully selected
and ccnFen!al associates
The once hours are from to6
(Half days on Saturdays)
Rest Rooms are provided
Good meals are served At cost
slckn.ss. disability benefits are
paid
Vacations with full DAY are Eiven
The sa,ary to start IL Si3.ee
per week
Salary increases arc given at
frequent Intervals
TEAR OUT THIS
ADVERTISEMENT,
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AND ADDRESS ON
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Diamonds and Pawn Tickets

PAWN ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
SPOT CASH NO WAITING
JOS ROSE & SON, DIAMOND CuTTERs
40 Maiden Lane. eth Floor. Phone 2l2 John
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SPECIALITY statesmen
STOCK statesmen

Men 10 sell securities Of a commercial
discount company on commission basis
now increasing it's working capital 10 TWO
million dollars; attractive deal TO invest
ors. company we'll established and making
money prominent persons Interested: prof
!,@b!e income assured. Cali Suite $40, 23e
Broad way
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SWITCHBOARD SUPERVISORS - Local
and long distance experience. also tele-
phone company. Salary 10 meet training
and experience Good hours and attractive
office 500 Lexington av
TYPlST with knowledge Of Burroughs
adding machine: salary 80. Apply Gem
FountaiD Corp, 40 Nassau 81.
YOUNG GIRL tor general housework: no
washing or ironing; salary $50 TO s65
per month; mus; come we'll Recommended;
good home for right party. Apply Mrs a
3. Ricketts,, 81 Hampstead ave- Rockville
Centre L. ]. Phone 1902 Rockville Centre.
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For Sale

6OUNp. .PF OOF TELEPHONE BOOTH.
suitable fer of1ce. store or loft HELLER
81 william st Phone John 1891
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GEORGE
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CAREFUL CARPET CLEANING COM.
PANY.--Cleaus by compressed air steam,
hand or on foor. 4la East 4sth 81. &C e &
BRANDT. Tels phone l32 Murray Hill
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Furniture

HIGHEST PRICES paid for. furniture, an
ttQues, pianos, bric -brac books art,
etc. GABAY S. University Place. Phone
Stuyvesant 2377.
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FURNISHED APARTMENTS TO LET

MADISON Av. Opposite Morgan House y
Artistic apartment 70 refined people, TWO
rooms and bath and kitchenette, elegantly
furnished by leading decorator: rent ssov
month; years lease. Phone Murray hii!
1850.
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ing room. dining room. TWO bedrooms,
servants room. kitchen: seen by appoint
ment. Phone Plaza 23Tl before IL.
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Carpet Cleaning

EwINc-MAK1NG OvER-CLEANI.Su
500 carpets. rugs, portleres (au sizes).
plain Oriental colors Slightly used Al
3 original price. 200 yds !nlald lin
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Diamonds

Diamonds
DIAMONDS AND JEWELRY BOUGHT
FOR CASH. estate. appraised purchased.
BENNETT. l16 Broadway, upstairs.
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Patents

BIG BARGAlNS.-New and used Wardrobe
trunks sos sth ave. bet 30th- sin ~
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WOMAN wishes sewing home for factory
or morning work Hope, 55 w 1921 st
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-09

aizo the now Soviet republic Of Bavaria
n scmi-official press bureau message re-
cclvcd today from Berlin declares. II
holds that the Soviet organization has
not conCormcd with the provisional con-
stitution for Germany. which provides
that representatives Of the state council
shall be chosen at q general election
and shall enjoy the confidence Of tho
people. Therefore the national govern
ments' decision is that the only lcgitl-
mate government In bavaria is the 11off-
mann government.
Premier Hoffmanns statement 10 tho
effect that he has not retired from office
but has only removed his headquarters
from Munich is accepted by the national
government.
Advices from various parts OF Bavaria
show very weak reception Of the Soviet
proclamation. At Nuremberg, after sew
ernl hours OF debate. the soldiers and
workmcn's council rejected the Soviet
republic idea by vote Of l3S to 20.
At Passau, close to the Austrian from
tier. n meeting called by the soldiers
and workmens' council declared for tho
introduction Of the Soviet republic and
for an alliance between Hungary and
Russia
Regarding the situation in Munich. a
dispatch from that city says:
1T is announced by general headquar-
tiers Of the first Bavarian army that n
Soviet republic was proclaimed today.
(April y in Bavaria. Therefore the
domain of the first army is declared 10
be in an intensified state Of siege.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-09
XANkS CUT BOOBIES CALLlJ5E5;
ONE YANk WOULD THEN TAKE IN.
ARMY DE- GERMANS INTO CAMP

over and creryun" Knows who is dc
| tatIng terms.
! How was it donc:' Llcutcnan, I'lum-
MGR was asked.
We'll. American ingenuity had Il lot
; to do with the victory. In the hrst
place we didn't go over there IN FOOL
around We wrrs sent TO do JOB. Set
it over with as speedily as possible and
set back. It's done.
"One American soldier found it an
easy proposition TO surround and cap
ture as many as 200 Germans. The
Eosche wore sus2cndcrs---to h"ld their
pants up. Of ccursc-cor They were so
we'll Hattcncd and rounded out that
belts would not work. Nj one had 10
do to take q bunch OF them was TO clip
the buttons that tho suspcnders held
TO and Fritz had to hold up his pants
and couldn't run.
Americans Grateful.
The night Of November 10th will
never be forgotten by the American
boys. Perhap@ tn" folks At homc think
those in France celebrated when we
learned the armisticc had boz signed
and lighting would rea"c II II - me
morning, but thrv' was too much &c.
everyone was happy that all WIS over
For forty-Scvcn days lad nights hrihS
Ind never ceased. and when it started
TO slow down-thcn is whcn inc El"S'
wonderful moment of life came. our
bows were too tired 10 do much shout-
ing, so they rolled over and slept US
they had never slept before, hat OF
course they took part in the demon
stra,iou that marked nc end.
TT was dark and one of our bands
led 1900 French peasants 10 nearby
cemetery. There over tho graves OF
the French heroes tho melody or the
Marsaillaisc floated and as 1t ended INC
nrond struck up The Star SpanEied
Banner We couldn't sec all that trans
pired. for it was black dark. only the
flambcaux carried by the peasants liiu-
minating the way for the band. fhree
services were held, one over the graves
Of the French. one over the graves OF
American boys who rested there. and
the other over. the graves of the fTcl,ch
heroes Of 1870 whose remains nKe"lse
rest there"
Thus having returned from long scr
vice overseas. Lieutenant RUNNER
brings home the very thing that mas
heen insisted should mark the Nlctory
loan campaign in Ohio county. Bono
workers have at the suggestion VI
Rishon P, ]. Donahue determined 10
show that Ohio county Is gratciui'
rather than in a mood for ceieprat'hs'
Lieutenant Plummcr says that Is INC
shirt of the American doughboy. even
- chose who were terribly nutlla'eo.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-09
VANGUARD Of DENTISTS ON HAND i.
FOR ANNUAL STATE Convention
MORNNG IN MTURE HOTEL
BANQUET HALL.
Practically AL or The State OfficsrH
Arrived Liant Wight Including
President @. n. HciIl

Tho vanguard OF the officers and NOM
bers OF the West Virginia State Dental
society arrived lczt right for their
thirteenth annual convention, which
will open in thIs city today md last until
Friday evening.
All sessions III be held at the Mcclure
hotel and the first announcement on tho
program Is tho opening Of registration
headquarters on the second floor at mo
O'clock this morning. at the rnInc time n
meeting Of the executive council will be
neld in room y.
Practically nil OF ti,r state nfficcrs
arrived last nigh! Including G.. II. Ncill.
Of Fiarr,ont. president. J. j. Kali. Of
Huntington. first vice president: G. C..
Howard. OF West linen. secretary anu
y. c. Clark Of inorganic En. ;renrurcr.
Tho honor TucFt and principal speaker
Of the convention. DR.. Percy r. Howe.
professor of dental rurrcry 1T Harvard
University. WIS enc nf thn early arrivals
accom- panied b. pr. Waldo r. Goardman.
curator or the dental r1rs"u-7. dental
librarian nf Harvard university and for
NE: president Of tho Masse chu1ntts Don
tai society.
Another arrival was nr. r. v F1''c nf
2iannnEion. @crratar" Of tho sta:c beard
Il dental cxcm ncrs.
DR.. o. W. Burda.r. chnirmar of tho
local committee on rr+crta nr'~n. and
DIR. Earl Hcrnen mot tfc ~ N 'n~
guests and mnmhcrs attending to tho
rco,rr!n,- ~ III con>r~-t- and To keep
them entertaiEnd until tho opening CT
tho convention tn'l9:.
Dr. Otto L. King ""crct:-r Of 10
Nuticnn' Dental Association, VIII arrive
carly this morning.
Sta.c arrivals lnst r'-''t u'n-": Nr. II.
L. Spltcrf!c1.l and f"rr''y rf En:rr7rnt:
DR. L. !. T'nltrr rn' wifn Of Clarke
burg; Dr.. Herbert ~: nson OF Clark3-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-09
SoCEH COULDN'T NOLD PANTS UP
NND BUN AT SAME THH-
SCHEME EXPLAINS WHY
ONE YANK COULD
TAKE so MANX
PRLSONXHS-
EXgUr. ROBERT. Z. PLUMBER
TALKS mTERESTUG{Y OF
CLOSING DAYS OF
TEE WAR.
GIVES CREDIT FOR wHErNG TEE
wAR 10 TIE PLAIN DOUGH
2oYSr-SAyS TEET FORGOT
INVENTIONS AND OF
: Y1CEES AND USED
GPEP."

First Lieutenant Robert L Plummcr.
former Wheeling newspapernan. Is a
vasitor in the city after eight months
in the historic Toul sector Of the al
lied nattlefclds. Hardened as steel by
the remarkable training Of his several
years in the army. but fattcr and III
ter looking than ever. Bob Is glad
1T Is all over and glad once moro that
he is home He is here. however. only
ION a furlough. for he is a regular
and not a reserve officer. Lieutenant
Plummer expects to be discharged at
Camp Meade within the next few
weeks. having made application fer a
release.
Way back in 1916 Bob" Plummer
decided that he wanted to try a new
game 50 he laid down his pencil ana
pad and walked into the army recruit
ing officer. Being an athlete. ne passed
the physical exams with ease and soon
found himself on the Mexican border.
There he trained and trained and looked
with saddencd eyes on his SIS per
month as he watched Bert Caddle ano
Frank Merrill. two old-tirne scribe
friends from Wheeling. dope out battle
stories and sent them out to press assoc
coin.
It took lots of grit. but Bob had it
and he made up his mind TO make good.
so he fought it out on the oordeT.
When Cncle Sam decided to make short
work Of the world war and return old
Mars TO his equilibrium. call went
forth for the flttest men in the service
Bob" Plur1mcr was 4 buck private, but
he vas chosen TO go higher up. After
many moro months Of hard and loyal
-ctfcrt he won his silver shoulder bars.
Then he Travelled 1o0n0 miles over the
country from one camp to another.
finally landing at an eastern port anu
away he sailed for France.
The plain doughboys. the boys In
the line, won this war said Lieutenant
Plurmer when he visited his old haunts
IN the IntelltSencer building last night.
Forget all about tho wonderful inren-
hons and the ofriceTs-just say FOR
me that the boys in the line. prifates
and non-ccms. did the WORK. They put
the pep into the allies that put the
war across md then they finished me
lob so there could be no chance OF a
comeback.
when VIC reached the Tout sector
we heard reports OF friendly aGeco-
ments between Germans and French to
leave each other alone. We were told
that enemy troops sat before their re-
spectlvc' trenches and smiled at each
, other That may or may not be true
but be It as It may. Fritz never smiled
after the American doushboys got In
that Tout sector. Firing started-oor
boys fred at everything that moved
above the German lire. They had been
s-einea In pamp- but flrinS In Nal
action was different so our lads prac-
ticed on the Germans and soon realizing
they were no longer playing tiddlc-
winks. the Huns started to give she'll
for shell and the fight was on. Tho
result need not be discussed-its an
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-09
HEl!')lCKE STOPS,
NEURALGIA GONE
DR., JAMES HEADACHE POWDERS
GIVE INnTAHr RELEF-coST
DRGE a PACKAGE.

Scrvc-rackin9. splitting or dull
throbhlnS headaches yield in Just n few
moments to Dr. James Headache Pow
lers which cost only 10 cents q package
az any drug store. It's the quickest
suroat headache relief In tho whole
world. Don't suffer. Relieve the agony
and distress now! Ynn can. Millions
Of mon and women have found that
headache or neuralgia misery is need
less. Get what you ask for.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-09
RAILROAD CONVICTED

OTTAWA, April S.-The Cananaan
pacinc railway was cinvictcd in ponce
court today Of having transported liquor
through a DRY area contrary TO an oraer
in council passed by tho federal govern
r,snt in 1918. Shipment Of "a cases OF
whiskcy to licensed hotel keeper IN
Hotrc Dame Saiette. Quebec. which Is
wet" territory across the river from
Ottawa. which Is dry" was the oasls
for the complaint. The company prop
obIv will appeal
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-09
UNSICHTLY
BLOTCHES
PlMPLES
BOlLS
Cause Great UnhappinesS
An Easy Way to Avoid Blood
land Skin Troubles.

Sprlnstimc should be joytime. Every
thing in Nature assumes new life. The
cod. dead w.n:er has pasAcd--cvcr, per
son should be happy-but arc they:
Thousands OF people dread the coming
Of Spring They know that their blood
has gathered many po:sUns which arc
likely ut any time 10 break out In
blotchcs, pimplcs end dreadful boil:.
but Why should anyone worry-all that
is necessary to avoid the posi- hility Of
such akin cruptions or other blood 1rcE-
bles Is to try Mother Natures Gentle
Tcnic-Bulearan Elrnd Tea. y frw
cupsful Of these precious herbs brew Il
in the old-fashinncd way Will drive tho
poisons out of tho System and give yoil
clear healthy slim and snap End
sparkle that will make. you joyouT and
happy. Right now Is tho time-Gpr n -
time. Bulgarian Blood Tea Is GOLD ny
all druggists.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-09
METHODIST MINUTE
MEN TO HOLD RALLY

The Methodist Minute. Men will hold
dist church in MoundSvillr Thursday
night and about $50 men from this city
and suburbs will board special trolley
cars al 6:30 o'clock to so to Moundsville
to participate IN the exercises and Lacy
will be accompanied BY an orchestra
Calvary church ha" arranged fine
and lengthy program and many surpr's.
Ing features will be sprung which arc
now held in secret.
incorporating the program will he lots
OF five minute talks by tho men and a
Number q eclectiOns by the orchestra.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-09
CLARKSBURG ELECTION

Special Dispatch to The Intelligcnccr
CLARKSBCRG. ". Va. April Sir
the annual city elect ions here today vii
II. Cole. former mayor. was elected conf
missioner over John c. Biddlc. incun1-
bent, by q majority Of forty. s. F. Mil
stead was elected water commissioner
over T. J. Lynch. incumbent, by eighty
two majority, and Robert Morris defeat.
cd Carl r. johnson for water commits.
sioncr By a decisive majority.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-09

burg: Or. George Bierbaucr. Of Tefr1:
Altn: DR.. Allen Beagle. Of Grafton; Dr.
L. A. Stark. OF Shinnston: DR.. W:aH:s
Lyons. Tarkersburg; Dr.. l. J. Walker
CIarksburS: DR.. H. S. Heffncr. WeStonss
Dr. Fred r Hopkins. ParkersburE:;D DR.
". J. Doydston. Fairmont: Or. ]. b..
West. Lumbcrport: DR.. Rachel AcKeesi
Grafton: Dr.: +. S. Farnsworth. Buck,
harmon: DR. S. B. LangfItt. Pnrkcrsbur9.
and Dr. John Stops. Of Pennsboro. I, s:a.sll5
A committee Of wives OF the local.
;cntiGts will aid in entertaining visiting
laGIna in .lunchcons and sight seeing auto
rides. 25fGtSas
Many exhibits nrc already IN place.
thcsc consisting OF X-ray machines and
other equipment used In the dental ~
fc1-lon. y.s55;5ss
Following liz the program FOR to6aY:ts
ga m. Registration. second floor, %ElSSS;
Q a. m. Meeting Of executive council
Rcrm n. go,
10 DR.. Percy r. Howe >:53:sss:Ii;;
Bactcrlology ,s|:Eya
Dental Carries" Depth Of Pcnctrattori
Preventive Mcaaare1$.
Methods Of Trestme1t;
p. m. DR.. Percy r. Howe: ZEN
Pulp Capping" OF
structure Of: Methods; Statistics. ~
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-09
HIGHWAY MY cGaL:rZE

CHICAGO. .tnr;l S.--Thc fc IRA, il Sir
why counc'l. with &. ". W'l!iarni nt
'-:a. Ch'a. Drc"l !rn'. md i. !. SIR
Icy. BElt'r'urc. ancrc;ary trnasur'r. WA
orSar;zcd here today 10 oct in an odvis-
cry charartc? 20 good road sec '";'n-.
Among ;hc vice presidents named nT':
r. C.'',nan Dupon:. Wilmington. N9l.:
David J-Sl!-on. New Castle. Pa: Col.
c. C,'-"cn. Cleveland. and Louis W. Hill.
81. !r'I. The council will support tho
Tcv'n.cnd bill. which seeks q consres-
cir j. appropriation OF S4o5,60o,0oo for
81: ;.al highways.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-09
Car-CKs NEJoIcINa

vI,H nISOsTOK. Tucsday. April S.
rrr The Canadian Trcss)-Thcrc IL
rrca; rejoicing .icrc among the Cam
'trn troops hcr2 over the official an
nounccment ihrt Canadian TROOPS arc to
h. withdrawn from here forthwith. Dis
or,ha r.sat'on VII commence about tho
m :dh!c Of hn-il. General Elmsly Will
rrma'" uatil the end II May, administer
in5 affairs.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-09
"A GOOD, o1n.rAsn1onxo rx1IDa'

Foley Cnthcartic Tablets, q whole1o0
pf1yslc, thoroughly cleanse the bowels,
svceten the stomach. tone up the iiyef.
For Indigestion. biliousnees. bad BREATH
bloating. gas, or constipation. no rsnlo.
d. Is more highly recommended. WIN,
o. e. Blelkc, Hancock Mich. writes "a
have given Foley Catheartic Tablets .
thorou gh trial and I can honestly rec.
ommend thcr as a mild but sure lAxA:
tive. They work without gripping. 0iXN
stout persons a FREQ, light feeling. toiA
everywhere. I'M
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-09
HANDSOME oFFER

Special Dispatch to The Inteil!sencSssT cn.
$50 eo1d,Crs and seriously wounded OF
other States who require life in the open
in order to regain their health were zen.
dered tho use Of the estate OF former
senator William A. Clark NJ SatM, rI1
liam A. Clark, III. here today. MT
Clark. who -is-1a student at st; PauI
school ut Concord. New Hampshire, sac
that transportation to Salmon Lake
would be furnished the men.
BUY WAR SAVINGS sEAhPs-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-09

COPENHAGEN, April S.-A political
movement OF great Importance is lmmi-
nent In the region Of Hamburg, repre-
sentatives from Berlin said. Doctors
Herr and Hau1fenberg. Spartacan lead
ers. II Ia added. have almost succeeded
in making themselves masters Of the
situation and IN converting Hamburg
and the region between Hamburg and
Bremen into a Soviet republic.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-09
LEFT EIG ESTATE

NEW YORK. Arril S-piano manu-
business In n report of executors and
trustees Of tho late Charles Kohler.
president If tho Kohler md Campbell
company. Inc. filed today, in applying
for n judicial settlement Of his stl04.
, $50 estate.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-09
DISORDERS and STRIKES
(Continued Prom Puge one)

a commission for a national thcatcr has
been named. consisting Of authors. the
alter employees and members of the press.
which was appointed an executive COM
mittec. Another is that all stores that
attempt to close will be opened forclbly
and socialized in the service Of The
public.
The Soviet leaders have drawn up 4
bill for the contlscation Of property.
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ed Press)-A state Of siege has been
proclaimed At Nuremberg. to which city
the Hoffman, (Bavarian) ministry re-
moved several days ago.
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MUNICH, Monday, April 7.-(By the
Associated Press)-Complete severance
from the old German imperialism, az
declared sti1 to be manifest in the
Ebert-Schiedemann government Of Ger
many. and the resumption of broth
erly connection with the Russian and
Hungarian peoples" Is announced in the
proclamation Of the new Soviet govern
ment Of Bavaria formed here.
Long live the world revolution" the
proclamation concluded.
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COPENHAGEN. April S.-The Ger
man national government will not recog-
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-02-14
FEDERAL CONTROL
Of MEAT INDUSTRY
URGED BY WOMAN

10y MORNING JOURNAL JPEClAl LEAKED WIRE
Washington, Feb. 13.--Govcrn-
mcnt regulation and control of the
meat industry was urged before the
house interstate commerce commit
tee today by Mrs. Florence Kelly,
general secretary Of the national con-
sumers league. She appeared after
Francis j. Heney, former counsel for
the federal trade commission and fin
ished presenting his views as to fed
eral regulation.
Mrs. Kelly told the committee the
consumers of the country were unan-
imously in favor of government in
PREVENTION in the packing business
and that they would not "let congress
rest until definite action had been
taken. She said if the government
would take control prices of meat
would be reduced and the poor would
be able to buy it again. Thousands
of persons in the large cities have
not tasted meat for years, Mrs. Kelly
said.
Mr.. Heney in concluding his testi-
mony, said the extent of the activities
Of the five leading meat packers
would prove a disadvantage to them
rather than an advantage If the gov
eminent would take awav the special
privileges they possessed. He sug-
gestcd that the government take over
the packers refrigerator cars and
stock yards and build cold storage
plants in the large cities.