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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-06-24

'nez lined il napadla myslen-
ka, ze rychtar nebude tax u
krutnym, ably je privedl ma ze-
brackou hill. Mela sice pine O.
ci slzi, avsak klidne pFistou-
pila k muzi svemu, polozila
pravici ma jeho ram6 pravi-
la: "Upokoj Sc, Bartosi, rych-
tar neni tax ukrutnym, jak Sc
domnivas, on mas z domu ne
vyzene. Svol jen, ably Marie 81
vzala syna jeho, del Jim sveho
pozehnani, a rychtar ponecha
vse pri starem, ty pax zacho-
vas 81 dedictvi otce sveho, kdez
pokojne budeme moci hlavy
sloziti."
Jako z hlubokeho, tezkeho
snu probuzen pozvednul stat
kaf hlavu do vyse. Zdaio Sc,
jakoby slova tato nebyl slysel,
ci jako by Jim nebyl porozu-
mel, kdyz je ale zena jeho je-
ste jednou opakovala, vzpfi-
mil Sc cele sve vysce, zmeril
divokym pohledem zenu svou
a zvolal: "Mysis, ze chci byti
xiv z milosti svho nepritele!
Necht' Sc jiz nasyti toho, po
Gem cd sveho mladi dychtiI, ra
deji chci co bidny zebrak ne
kde "a plotem zhynouti, nez a.
bych zivot travil z jeho almuz
n.y."
StraSno bylo naslouchati hro
znemu zvuku SLOW tech, tax
bourlive a hrozive buracel ie-
no hnev. Oblicej jeho bN ma
smrt bledy, hluboko zapadle
oci demonicky plaly, beze slo-
va promluveni odesel re svetni
ce do sveho pristenku. S hlasi
tym placem usedla nest t'astna
Zena zakoutf svetnice. Boha-
ia vecere, kterou 81 BartoS OBJ
jednal pred svym odjezdem do
mesta nadeji ma jiste viuez-
stvi, stala nedotknuta ma stole.
Nikdo nepojedl ami sousta. Je-
ste dnes rano odjizdel statkar
do mesta hrdym sebevedo-
min, pin ruzovych nadeji; n.y.
nj lezel schvacen, Sc srdcem
znicenym samoten ma sve poste
ii. Ma pude pc svetnici zdalo
Sc mu, ze slysi tajemny jakysi
Sustot, jakoby jiz CHI majitele
po dome kraceli. Starry, pra-
chem a coudem pokryty obraz
ma s6ene, jenz statkarova otce
predstavoval, zdal Sc pohybova
ii a rance vystupovati, ably
privital noveho majitele. Pou-
re tsare drevene hodiny "a ka-
mny cvakaly bez pretrzeni OBJ
vyklym svym zpusobem, a kaz
da minuta, jez rafiji ma cifer-
niku ku predu pohanela, zda
la Sc volati: "Op6t uprchl je-
den okamzik casu V more vec
nosti a blizi Sc jiz ona hodina,
kde Bartosuv rod rOzlouciti sc
musi domem timto kde sta
tex po otcich Zdedeny prejde
V ruce cizin'
(Pokracovanf.)
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Krasna carodejnice.
Povidka dolby kralovske osady massachusettske.
Pfelozil Y. S.
Pfelozil V. S.

la namociv jej do chladne vo-
dy, obvazal MIN hlubokou ranu
| v tyle, snaze sc tim zastaviti
krev, ktera az dosud z rany Sc
Iprystila, tvoric jiz kolem hlavy
| a plecf raneneho veliky tratol.
Nyni teprve raneny z MIRA
kot procitnul.
"Kde je Marta, ma dcera?"
|vydralo Sc mu re zsinalych
|rtG, pri cemz strhany a hlubo
ce zapadly zrak jeho tekal po
komGrce, jakoby nekoho hle-
dal.
"Upokojte se," pravil zalar-
mix, jemuz Sc srdce hnulo pri
pohledu ma smrtelne raneneho
otce, jehoz poslednf myslenkou
jest milovane dite. "Za chvili
'vam il privedu."
''Pit, pit, " krku mne to
pail jako ohen,' zasypel s5arec
zalarnik prindal mu dzban
k vyprahlym rtum, nacez rane
ny dlouhym douskem Sc napa-
jel. Oddechnuv 81 z hluboka,
primknul oci, jakoby chtel u
snouti. Prsa dmula Sc mu znac
neji nezli drive; zalarnik SOU
dill z toho ze poraneni jeho ne
hude snad smrtelne ze by jej
rychla pomoc lekarska mohla
zivotu zachovati.
Vzchopiv Sc tedy, special,
sec mu nohy jeho slouzily, o.
znamiti desnou udalost ufedni
kum soudnim. Tito Sc radili,
zdaz mali poslati pro lekare.
Coz tenn surovcum zalezelo ma
zivote cloveka, jehoz smysleni
pricilo Sc jejich hruzovlade?
Poslano pro Huskinse a Slou-
chera.
Huskins a Sloucher Sc dosta-
viii. Kdyz Jim bylo sdeleno, co
Sc bylo prave sbehlo, usioupi-
ii do vyklenku okna a jail Sc
pritlumenym hlasem spolu roz
mlouvati.
"Opratkovi tedy sklaplo,"
pravil Huskins, ma miste S div
kou privoznikovou zasnoubil
sc meme puvabnou smrti."
Surove cynicka poznamka ia
dotkla Sc Slouchera velmi ira
pne. Jakasi tajemna predtucha
vzbudila Sc v srdci jeho. | on
chtel zmocniti Sc divky, k niz
necistou laskou horel, coz kdy-
by i jej zastihnouti mel osud
podobny? Ale tento vystrazny
hlas byl prllis slaby, nez ably
prekonal divokou naruzivost a
neoblomnou tvrdost jeho.
(POkracDvan1.)
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TyRDoHLAyEc.
(Obrazek re zivota vesnic-
keho.)


Statkaf ruky podavane me-
prijal. 'sNecht' mezi nami soud
rozhodne,' 'odvetil, "chci miti
rozsudek a zadne vyrovnani. "
Mlcky kraceli podle sebe k sou
du. Jeste jednou zastavil Sc
rychtaf u dverf soudni sine,
pohnouti statkare k smi
ru, nez vse nadarmo; tento zu
stal tim zatvrzelejsfm, jelikoz
Sc domnival, ze rychtar jen
proto 81 pfeje smfrne vyrovna-
nj, ponevadz Sc boji prohry.
Plny nadeje a pevne viry, ze
vyhra bude jeho, vstoupil Bar
ros pred soudce. Ami We snu
mu nenapadlo, ze by pri tn mo
H. ztratiti:' Tim hrozneji nan
ucinkovala slova soudcova,
kdyz hasite. predcital rozsu-
dek, die nehoz prirknuto jest
sporne to pole pc pravu a prav
de - rychtarovi. Stal tn jako
hrOmem omracen, a domnival
Sc V prvnim okamziku, ze soud
ci spatne rozumel, j nahnul sc
ku predu a zimnicnem rozci
lenl naslouchal. Jakmile ale
soudce jeste jednou osudna ia
slova ma konci rozsudku opa-
koval, tn zbledl ma smrt, kole-
ma Sc pod MIN pocala chveti a
jen namahanim udrzel Sc ma
nohou stul Sc opiraje. Rych
taruv syn pfiskocil, ably jej
pred padem chranil, nez Bar
Los nahle Sc vzmuzil, odstrcil
nenavideneho mladika prudee
cd sebe, vzpamatoval Sc a u
plnym klidem poslouchal dalsi
ustanoveni rozsudku. Die toho
byl povinen, rychtarovi "a ce-
lou dobu, nlz byla pre- vede-
na, tedy pres sedesat let, kdy
pole to lezeti muscle laden,
vsecku skodu nahraditi, a su-
ma ia byla tax vysoka, ze pa
dlo ma to cele jeho jmeni. Je-
mu nezbyvalo mic jineho, nez
prodati dunn, beztoho jiz val
ne zadluzeny, opustiti dedictvi
otcovske a chopiti Sc ze-
bracke hole.
Pevnym hlasem vyzadal 81 cd
soadce opis rozsudku, schoval
jej do naprsni kapsy opustil
soudni sin bez prodleni ode
jel domu.
Sc srdcem uzkostlive bijiclm
vySla mu manzelka jeho vstrlc
Hruzna pfisnost v jeho tvari,
zsinalost celeho obliceje lined
il poucily O tom, re pre- jest
ztracena. Ale netusila celou til
III nestesti. Bee pozdravu vstou
pill BartoS do svetnice, podal
manzelce opis rozsudku a
sklesl ma zidli, zakryvaje 81
tvar obema rukama.
Stara BartoSova chvili smut
ny zrak upirala ma list osudny
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PRODA Sc veskere hostin-
ske zarizeni, kandry, bence a
pod. Mnohe hodi Sc do obcho-
du Sc zbozim striznim neb gro
cernim. Kdo muze potrebovat
tyto veci, usetri 25 proc. na
dolaru. Haste Sc v mistnosti {.
AZ Public Square. 6-25
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PRODA Sc dun O 6ti syet

PRODA Sc dunn o 6ti svet-
niclch s koupelnou. Lot je 35
pri 13O strevicich, vse moder
ne zarizeno. S1eny pokoju rue
nj malba. Cena velmi levna.
BlizSi sdell Sc V cisle 3468 w.
100 ul. z Clark Ave. - Tel.
Edg. 1888 j. 6-25
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DrObne
Oznamlky

HLEDA Sc divka neb zena
ma vypomoc v jidelne. Haste
sc v elsie 4749 Broadway.
s...s CO. e. : zsN1a
ZENA kJera by 81 mohla
witt pradlo k pranl domu,
necht' Sc hlasi u M. Boucek,
1923 E. 46. ul., z Gar Ave.
6-24
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PRODA Sc farma O trech ;

krech V Peninsula, O. Dunn
jo O A. pokojich letni kuchyni
35 ovocnych stromu, dive bane,
vinnice, dive pramenite studne,
jedna holstynska krava, jedna
prasnice a odstredivka ma sme-
tanu. Proda Sc S urodou "a
Sl45O. Polovic hotove a ostat-
nj ma splatky. Blizsi Sc sdeli V
clsle 1881 zap. 35. ul. pc ste
hodine vecer. AGENT sc vylu-
cuji. 6-24
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PRODA Sc move postaveny
dunn pro dive rodiny ma Yoan
Ave-, blize Lorain Ave-, pax
mann diva jednorodinne moder
nj domy vhodne zarizene.
Blizsi sdeli P. Neuzil, 9715
Dennison Ave. 6-27
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PRODA Sc. ctyrrodinny ro-
hovy dunn S obchodem ma vych
strare, ktery je pronajaty. Da
sc LEVINE. Zada sc hotov6 $1,000
a ostatni Sc pocka ma druhy
markyc. Adressa Sc sdeli v
adm. t. |. 6-25
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PRIJMOU Sc masinarky a
divky ma rucni praci, siti ZEN
skych kabatI. Stala prace skr-
ze cely rok, doba pracovni "A
hodin tydne, dobry plat. Haste
Sc v elsie 400 Jewett Ave.
6-28
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PRODA Sc farma O 45ti a.
krech, 20 mil cd squaru, vse
zaseto, 3 kravy, 2 kone, 200
lepic, 2 prasata a vsechno far
marske zaTizeni. Adressa Sc
sdeli adm, tt |. GA
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PRODA Sc zarizeni do u
radovny, desk, zidle, velky
still a tez velka lednicka. Hla-
ste sc V elsie 5638 Broadway,
zadni budova "a Oulem. 6-27
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STORAGE FURNITUREl

Name ma sklade zvlastni a vel
mi cennou vec "a zvlaSte lev
nou cenu a sice: tri sety kras
ne mahagonove, loznicove, kite
re must byti prodany do lott
dni. Jejich velmi snizena cena
je cd $9S.5O do $237.5O. Stoji
"a prohlednuti. Prijd'te k Me-
tropolitan Furniture a Storage
Co., 1926 Broadway, vedle
"Sveta' 'aneb o blizSi vysvetle
nj zavolejte Union 208 w.
6-27
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PRODAJl Sc diva move jedno-
rodinne domy, kazdy o sedmi
pokojich ma vych. lao. ul., vse
krasne a moderne zarizeno.
Kdo koupiti mini a prohledne-
Ii 81 kterykoli z techto domhd,
zajiste koupi. Cena levna
podminky vyhodne. Blizsi sde-
Ii Jos. Holat, 1890 Washington
Park Boulevard. Tel. Union
829-R. :?
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KAPITOLA XIII.

Teprve po chvili pribehl do
komGrky, kde Sc prave krvavy
vyjev mezi Opratkou a pfivoz
nikem byl odehral, zalafnik,
ktery leknutim ma prahu stati
zGstal jako zkamenely. Zrel
pred sebou dive tela v krvi to-
nouci. Kdyz Sc byl ponekud z
leknuti sveho vzpamatoval, ma
chylil Sc k Opratkovi, ably Sc
presvedcil, je-li v telo jeho do
sud jeste jiskra zivota. Nebyla
Ami jedina tepna netepala, ale
naopak, telo jeho stydlo.
"Mrtev," zabrucel zalarnik !;
ma jeho tvari Sc obrazelo zde
Semi.
Potom prikrocil k pfivozni-
kovi, ma nemz zkouSku, ktera
u Opratky k TAX hroznemu W.
sledku vedla, opakoval. Zname
nal, ze srdce privoznikovo, do
sud ac slabe, bije a talo jeho
ze dosud jest teple. Nemafe
casu, chopil Sc dzbanu vodou
postrikal privoznikovu tvar.
Ma to vynal kapsy jeho Satek
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PRODA Sc move zhotoveny

FNOOA Ok move ZnOLOtoIlv
dun o sesti pokojich, vsim mo
dernin pohodlim opatreny We
zkvetajicim okoli v Mt. Plea
SAINT, "a pficinou cdjezdu. Kup
III podnllnky vel,ni mirne. Hla
sic Sc u r. Dohnala, 3S72 E.
13l VI. 2
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PRIME Sc spolehlivy muz
ma praci ma farme. Haste Sc u
The Vlchek Tool Co. 107O9
Quincy Ave. 6-26
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PRIME Sc pradlena, ktera
by 81 mohla witt pradlo domd.
Haste Sc elsie 1929 Buetner
CT. 6-24
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PRODAJf Sc krasni belgi,

cti kralici til a pul mesice sta
ii a jeden l a pull roku starry.
Haste Sc Vecer u James Bou-
eek, 1923 E. 46 ul. z Gar
Ave. GA
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PRONAJME Sc pekny byt
pro mensi rodinu, vse moderne
zarizeno. Hlasto Sc V elsie 5405
Fleet Ave. 6-25
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PRIJMOU Sc zrucni zehlici
ma zehleni kabatG a divky ma
stafirovanf prisivani knofli-
XII. Haste Sc V elsie BIG E.
40. ul. !?
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MLUVfCf STROJ S IL rekor
dy a samohraci piano We velmi
dobrem stavu prodam "a hoto-
We velmi LEVINE. Blizsi sdeli sc
V elsie 34O7 w. 10th st. v zad
MIN dome. 2
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PRODAJf Sc tri zahradnic-

PRODAJI ST trI Zahradnlc-
&c sklenniky s kvetinami a
vSim zarizenim. .Pozemek meri
tri ctvrle akru. Obchod dobfe
zaveden. BlizSi Sc sdeli V els.
3175 E. 116. ul., blize Kin
sman Rd. :?
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"Ja ii dam, ty netvore, nabf-

"Ja ii dam, ty netvore, nabf-
yeti mne svobodu "a - cenu
meho ditete Radeji bych il
vlastni rukou zardousil, nez a.
bych il videl po boku tvem, ty
seredo, ty padouchu, ty pekla
zplozence ty ohavo krestan-
Stva - ty --"
A kazdou nadavku provazel
''stary medved'', jak Gilesovi
prezdivali, padnou ranou ma
tvrdou lebku Opratkv. ktery ia
ko mrskany pes ma zemi Sc
svijel a pri tom knicel a sku-
eel. esSx9iaR,
Starry Giles, jsa jiz umdlen
mlacenim, cht6l obet svou pu-
stiti a povstati. Ale v tenn
okamziku Sc Opratka jako O.
celove pero vzhdru vymrstil a
vytrhna z pasu sveho britky
lovecky nIz, vrazil jej obrat-
nosti a prudkosti cviceneho "a
pasnika staremu muzi do tyla.
Tento zarval bolestl ale ne
klesl. Jako raneny tur vrhl sc
ma zakerneho vraha a vytrhna
krvi zbrocenou ocel ruky je-
no, proklal mu prsa u sameho
srdce. S kletbou ma zsinalych
rtech svalil Sc ztrestany nice
ma ma zem a zachreev, cernOu
dust svou vypustil.
Starry privoznik, tezce ranen
a cely krvi zbrocen, zavravoral
a sklesl beze smyslI vedle
prycny.
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PRODA Sc:

S175.0O mluvici stroj "a $500
$4,000 mluvici stroj "a $500
S125.00 mluvici stroj "a $500
$500 mluvicf stroj "a $500
$500 mluvici stroj "a S45.O0
Rekordy tOpalcove, obou-
strane pc 45c, jelly 2 pakliky
l5c,. .uplne Doye. Haste Sc V
elsie 4301 Storer Ave. $50
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pRIJMOU Sc zehlici ma
muzske kabaty. Stala prace,
dobry plat. Haste Sc u The
Bloch Co., E. 4th a Prospect
Ave. Penbush Bldg. S. po-
schodi. 6-24
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Prohibition Decision
Has Been Postponed

WASHINGTON. Dec. S.-No decision
on the constitutionality Of the war time
prohibition and the! Volstcad enforce
mcnt was rendered today by the supreme
court and there was no lna!CatI"h "Hch
a decision would be handed down
Arguments on the cunsttut
Of the acts were adrdnCrd by the court
at the request Of the government ana de-
cision had been expected Eencraiiy ~hen
the court recnnNcncd today AFTER u re-
cess Of two weeks. -.
AS Monday is the regular opinion DAY
Of the court a decision IS not expected
before next Monday. II then.
The cases on which the Const,tuuon
ality Of tn" war time act was attacked
were from kentucky and New l"rk
while tha, on which the validity OF inc
enforcement act WAS contested rCached
tho supreme court from New 1ork.
Arguments in appeals from Baitimore
and New Orleans involving the r!ght to
Manufacture beer contained 10 per
cent alcohol are to hr heard by the court
This week Government attorneys II
WAS understood offered u submit lheSc
cases on printed briefs. hut attorneys
from the other side declined. Because
of this insisisnce II argue the cases
officials familiar with the courts pro-
crdure believed an opinion on the lar
or question was withhold to permit the
presentation Of any further argument
attorneys for the brewers might oesire
10 present.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-12-09
CONCESSION TO THE
GERMANS TO BRING
SIGNING OF PROTOCOL

PARIS. Dec. G.-Thc allies have con-
scented TO modify some OF the terms of
the protocol putting the peace treaty
into effect tn which Germany has made
objection.
rh" clause providing for indemnity
for the destruction Of tho German fleet
at Scapa Flow has been modified 80 AS
TO refer TO Th" Hague tribunal the
question whether the delivery Of the
tonnage demanded will cripple Germany
II is understood
The understanding also ia that the
other features Of the protocol most oh
iCctiOnahlr Ia the Germans hav" been
eliminated. II is expected that the Ger
man plcnipotcntiaricS will sign the pro-
tocnl without much further delay.
The final paragraph OF tho protocol.
providing that even after the peace
treaty has gone into effect the allies
might use military m"asur" of coercion
to ensure tn execution OF tho treaty's
also has the claus" relating to the cvac-
uatior Of the Baltic provinces by Ger
The imputaticn "f responsibility TO
man troops.
Germany for the sinking Of the Scapa
Flow fleet is left in the protocol. IT was
expected that note setting forth the
allied position would be handed TO Baron
Won Lcsncr head OF the German mission.
LONDON Dec. S.-Andrew Bonar
Law, the government spokesman, de-
clared in the House Of Commons today
TINT there was little reason to doubt
that the communications proceeding be-
tween the allied and associated powers
and Germany with reference to the i'm
mediate ratification OF peace would have
a satisfactory issue
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-12-09
LA Toilette PREVENTS
SENATE PASSAGE or
THE CUMM|NS BILL

WASHINGTON, Dec. S - Passage Of
the t'ulnmins railroad bill by the senate
was prevented late today b! demand
of senator La Toilette, Repuhltcan.
crs pred!CiCd however. that the measure
designed to meet conditions incident 10
the return Of tho railroads TO private
control and operation. would pass The
scnnte within day or two.
The senate had just defeated. IN n
mCnt by Senator Curtis. Republican.
Kansas. to clIminAt" the entire section
nrnviding for IN" crrniiun of a trans
I,rtati0n board and the hill was taken
out Of the committee or the %holc ana
nut before tho senate on IFS passage
Tn chamber was not halt nllSd "nen
Vicr PRESIDENT Marshall called for a
vote on thu bill's passage, and IT was
r"-Srh. lrrt hcfnr" the result could DC
announced Senator La Toilette demand
,I Il .u"ruln THIS rc-opcnrd the meas
urr for discussion and Amendment ana
started u sharp attack on the proposal
10 delay tn" vote after tho bill had
been continuously before the sehu'c Ioi
q week.
Senator Thomas. Democrat, Colorado.
said nc was amazed that hill or such
tremendous importance should be con-
%ld"rcd with not more than half q dozen
ruCubcrs in the chamber at the time.
S.natnr Cummins. Republican. Iowa,
author Of tho bill. spoke against the
Curiiss amendment for elimination or
the transportation board, declaring that
il was necessary for some agency TO
help handle many OF the hig questions
now coming before the Interstate COM
mcr"C commission
Adoption nf tn" amendment. Senator
Cummins SAID. would defeat the entire
inca sire and the senate thcrcupon re-
jCCtcd 1t without record vote.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-12-09

WASHINGTON. Dec. s.-Anti-striKG
oroyisions of the Cummins railroad Dill
sfro,d "the time and opportunity 10
- tho firal test OF the issue between
the government and organized labor
Senator Myers. Democrat. Montana. Ge-
clared today in the Senate. Labor seeks
power and advantage. apparently WIN
no thought Of the common weifare; a1art. dss ne
declared and the coal miners openly uS
ned an injunction issued from hlsh
federal court"
Affirming his belief that Samuel
Gornpers. president Of the American
Federation OF Labor, was unable 10
stem the tide of radicalism in the ranks
Of American labor, the Senator charseu
the labor leader had joined hands with
radical elements In thc steel strike.
A national railroad strike that con-
tinued two weeks would cause the death
Of 1--WE TO ten million persons, Senator
Myers said. supporting the anti-strike
clause OF the Cumnins bill. When the
roads were losing q million dollars a
day, he added. the railroad brotncrhOods
took advantage OF the situation TO de-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-12-09

WASHINGTON. Dec. S.--Thc 1920 po-
litical pot was started boiling merrlly
today as the leading iiSurcS OF the re
publican party gathering here Tor the
Quadricnnal meeting Of the nationul
committee. took counsel with one an
other ON candidates and issues OF tho
coming campaign.
The ostrnSiblc purpose of the commit
tee mcsling Is To select time and place
for next years national convention. hut
in their constantly multiplying confer
enccs the committee members and their
guests talked OF clmOSt everything else
relating L. 1920. Choice Of the conVcn-
tiOn city will be made Wednesday,, with
!ndicaiiSn,t ,s.s.,t tiS,g 4 q ei tier ChfcaSo or
ST! Louis and With carly June app@T
entity settled on by the leaders as the
date.
In addition to tho national committee
mon from every stat" the republican
state ,hairmcn all have been invited 10
be here this week and 4 large numpcr
Of editors Of Republican newspapers
are expected to attend. Other party
leaders also have drlitSd l" Mashats 'Vi, IN
to exchange views and get snare IN
the preliminary manncuvcrinH lhaI
really marks The beginning OF the ma
tiOnal campaign.
MANY Of tho most influential had not
Vet arrived tonight, but by the time tho
meeting opcnS formally Wednesday the
party managers expect the gathering 70
hc one Of the most complete of its kind
in the history Of Rcpublican'sm. "a
Discussion of convention clly oiu
not get far today. tho leaders apparently
being too interested in other questions
In give il great attention. The ST. Louis
dr1rgntinn which arrived yesterday, was
activ,. during the day, however, ana the
oucstiOn is expected 20 lake on more III
trrcs, tomorrow with the arrival ot INC
chicago boosters headed by Mayor
'rhumrson. They had planned to come
on a special train. but tcl"Eraphcd that
they had changed their plans because
Of the coal shortage.
Chicagos' chances were helped during
the day by an announcement ny llIIanl
II Cracker the national committeeman
for california. that San Francisco. men
iinrcd ms 81 contender for the honor.
would not actively seek the convention
but would throw it's influence for the
chairman VIII H. Hays explained to-
dav that il was proposed TO give inc
gathering here as much III" air OF 4 loF.
feast as possible. aid that TO that cnc
som" uf the meetings "f the committee
would be open t0 non-mcmhers To fur-
thcr add TO the success OF the occasion
bc said all of the former National chhlr.
men had been invited to be present and
most uf them had accepted.
In his conference today Mr.. nays ia'o
before some of tho other party leaders
,br results OF n canvass he recently
made by letter Of sentiment for national
reforms. Reports from Republican Nom:
bcrs of congress md from state ana
county chairITcn. h" said. pointed "a
kmCricaniSnl, economy, better adminis'
trntion. lower taxes. solution of the la
hrr nrnhlrIu and other subjects as pop.
ulur iSSurS. 1t was not thought llkcly
however. that the committee would act
formally in outlining any OF the issues
Of the campaign.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-12-09
DEAD GIRLS MOTHER
ADMITS BURIAL Of
REMAINS IN CELLAR

YREKA, California, Dec. S.-Telc.
grams from 8. s. Adams, prosecuting
attorney of Van Buren county. Aichigan
announcing that he was coming mere: 70
Walter Tabor and his mother. Mrs.
Sarah /. Tabor. who arc being held IN
connection with the death OF M2ude
Tabor. member Of their faTiiy. N
Lawton. Mich. in June: 19ls; were made
Adams left Chicago for the west satus.
day night, one telegram said.
A deputy sheriff is enfonte ft0n MI
chisan 10 take tAs Tsbors Sat - Law 'a' :.
TOT, se sen aR,eSns lfSisrSieS SrsA.ed ID 1eppt
sentstfSe oeS the San Irancisao Exam'-
ner vi Asrday, Mrs, Tahpi was purprri.
ed To ..iyessaid that MA.E4e Tabor died
in her aims in the home pf the Tapors
In Lawton. from an ,cperdoSe OF chtorc.
form, which she ;ctinn Wsg 10 me Ths eA res.Sn S
!; ha body was not buried, Mrs: Tebcr
vas alleged to have said. eas because
daughter and mother had entered into
solemn pact that they be kst3e8 toEeth.
err and the daughters bosky was await
ing the mothers interment.
Maude Tabor married Joseph NirEo.
an employe of Mrs. Tabor. In the fait
of 1915. but they separated tmmediatcW
fatcr because Of Virgo's demanos IoI
money. Mrs. Tabor was aliegcd 10 haVc
said in the interview.
According to the interview Mrs.
Tabor asserted:
NAV have died in the west. may have
told them that she was s,iii aiiHe I'VE ~ ~
his sisters death until four or nS
months later"
Maude Tabor's body was found under
a mound Of shingles in the basement or
her home in Lawton.