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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1919-10-27
!9angiadlana nnaeiebLidl.

DUBUQUE, Sd., .27. Sft.-Sfeuer.
folleftor 8. Mlirpbp bat cine ge.
tanntrnadung erIdiien, morin er
idst, ooB unter Oem arieespro6ibi.
tionseeiet, iueIhrs am 2S, 0ftober
in Graft tritt, Der geiit bon geiItiaeil
@etr6nfen geitattet lit uno Elm 8ar.
rant Sur llnteriihuns zines @obn.
bouies niht yecicsIid 1T. Gos @e.
Iee betrifft rtiir Die SeriteIIitne uno
ben 9erfaif StrieIben. Inter Dem
@eies Iino oIIe @pfr1nfe. ipeIte "
gro5ert ober mebr Mlfobpl entbal.
ten, perboten berauiteIlefr Ooer 3it
berfouien iino MIR in ioIhen 5aIIen
fam cine Snlisiuhune borgenoni.
men tueroen. Ger einfnhe 8eiit bon
geiitieen @etrdHfen in eineu Hripats
sous LIT nifbf ,ingeIctIah.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1919-10-27
Baltk Scr ucitpartiian
figa tuicoer crSffnet.

Sarge G. O., q. Sftober. 80
Elmer entfheiouns Ses Staats.
0beraeridtes 5ufolge tpllrOe Die bier
fiir8li9 bcborblid ssidIoiiene Scon-
oinapian sln1erieau 8dnf. eia ssSla.
ititnt Der Nonportiian oiea, fir 5ab-
lungsfa1ig erfldrt unb an Somstag
tpicocr eroiinet. Der 9ilfs-8anffon-
trollerr q. 6. Salloerion. anf oeiien
8eridt bin Die 5dIiebung Der 9anf
beboroiidrieits Derfiiat nuroe, ift
bon o. 6. 2oftbus, Dem itootliden
8onffontroIleur, leines smtes entbo-
ben iuer0en.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1919-10-27
slppeaiert an 9aiuenarbeiter.

GbdrIeItcn g. So, 27. Oft Gie
gsitgIie6er Der llniteo geine s8ot-
Iers Of sluerico in 90. giraillia lpnr-
Den IN einenl Shrei6en, oas @oit-
perneur Sobn S. Gornpell an SSroitf
aeenep, Srdiioent oes 9iitrittes 9so.
II Der llniplJ. geboten, ibren Gin-
fluB su bcrlperioen, I'M Den Streif
am /. gODenlber Sn berbiiten. Ser
@oupernelu ermobnt bic ar6eiter,
auf8utreten, obne giif.
iiht oorauf mas Die @ainenorbeiter
in onoeren Staaten TIM peroen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1919-10-27
9labeitSrmng fOlst Der getrie6s.
anina6me.

geah einem Sag Der ourd bieI.
fdde SfnbeIt0rung ousge5eianet
iuuroe, bic ibrat @runo in Dee gluf.
nabme' oe8 8etriebs Der Strabena
balm bdtte, ourd alpei Sdidten
oRiht Union" arbeiter, ipuroen 8uei
gatollione Ser bierten SenneiIee
sSnfantrp sur @obiliiierllng be.
or0ert. @ouperneur Hoberts iii ebert
falls bereit Die aabollerie bon Sort
0glestborpe, Ga, 8ur SiIfe au neb.
mnt, nenn Die llmlt6n6e es per.
langen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1919-10-27

sGie Seiser iino pbpiiId ni6t i'm.
ltanoe, Die 9lrbcitsseit. Die bon ibnen
perlangt miro, ein5ubaIten1, iagtp
Sbea. sSie baben ober infolec oes
&rieges, fpcldcr ldngere Mrbeits3eit
bon ibnen beoingte, nidt eenurrt;
iett abet moIIen iie nod bieriibri.
GEN. geonloigen @arten oieies nid)t
longer Inn. Der ein5iee ansmea anr
@crbiitltng bon gtreifs III Ser, Sen
arbei. III oeren funonmentalp Sfo,
nonil6en &edte iino quite arbeits.
beoinepngen 5li geben i'm Seren
gei9peroen ridtig 81 iteGen."
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Weridltsnotisen.

9lboca, Sa, n. OH. IS, q. Son.
HndIaBperipalter oes berItorbenen
gitsuit 9offlnan bon 8aIniit, bot
ieinen 9eridt iiber sen 8errl6sens-
beitnno oes Radlaiies beim Geridt
eingereidt.. Dos 8eri9t bepollnGd.
tisie ibn setuiiie slnipride unb 5or.
0eruneen gegen ben godToB 3u be.
5ablen. Ger SdluBbcrift oes g. 9.
alinot, NoflabpermaIier oes perltor.
benen 9eter aIinot, ipuroe bonn @e.
riht oneenommen Der 8eripalter
ieinen Bflidten entbunben iino feline
giireitbaft aufaebobcn.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1919-10-27
glmerifa's aruser senf6allon.

Nalbington, q. 0ft.-Oie Ser.
Stdaten iperoen uabrideinIid in ser
ltiditen 3eit in oen 8eiib eines
Der eroBten 2enf6oIlon8 iein, Ser ie
Die 2iifte ourdieoeIte, 10 erfIdrte
Serr 3onieIs, Sefret1r Ser Rurine.
Gieies groBe 2uftidiff lit oos
SdpeIterid)iff Oes &-34 nn6 oas
alt erperben0e 2uftidiff iIt oos
Die llnterbanoluneen gum
anfauf oeffeI6en iino 3luiiden Gng.
Lamb uno SInerifa i'm Gang. Ser
guu oes &-38 1T oegeiipdrtig nod
i'm 8au begriffen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1919-10-27
Sim sbfa lparnt !.
Oor Nnti=6trei;: tte
Grkldrt, Saf cine tcrartiae ,11aHn Sen Ra.
Sikalcn in Die F6ttHe arbeitcn M Mnbes
Sinet sur ReuolMticn fiitrem miirSe
!. ISnnen bel Sem fotn niNt criitieren

gsoibinqton, 27. Sft-Ger lin.
ftono, oob Die Gunnlins 8obnpor.
Iage bon Dem Senatsfomitee gin.
ftig einbcridtet iporocn lit, bai BEL
ben beri1ieoenen giienbobnbriioer.
id)oiten eroBe Gntriiitiing berporge.
rnfen imo Sinlotbb Sben gr1li.
bent Der 2ofoinotipfiibrer itno Sci.
aer. bat bern aongreb ole MittciIilng
aligeban Idf;en bnf 0ieie @rnppe Der
Giienbnbnangeitellten g(nti.Streifge.
iete ni6t bcfolgen ipilroen. Gas
Gnmnlinsqeies, 10 ingte er, lit oa3u
6a, einen oIIenfaGiigen Streif, 70.
bolo Die @nbnen nieocr in Eripat.
heiib iibergegnngen iino, mas cine
Serabies lng Der 2obne in iid
idIieBt, griesIif 81 oerbinoern.
oSollten @obnintercIien bon Der
Weinrng bnrhorimeen iein baB ii1
Ole gabnonecitcIlten i1rcs ols Gan.
0esbiireer pcrliebenen &e6ts sl
'treifen, beaeben perben, 6onn befin-
ben iie fit i'm sSrrtl,n,", iagte
Sbeo. rGenn i'd gIniibc iin Iomen
aller 2ofomotibfiibrer lno Sci5er
oes 2onoes Su ipre6elt penn i6
iage, bab iie iih oes Strcifredfs
iiie entdllbern neroen. 9tidt, bob lie
aIS llcbertreter Ser 2niloesgeiese "a.
itcben ipoaen, ionoern neil elm @c.
ieb. ipie es bon Sumltins geplant,
inbcredtiot, unnntcrifdriid) lit
iino Der merifoniiden aonititution
5uipioerIauft.@
Serr Shea lit Der 0aeinung. oob|
Elm berartieeS Geies cine 9cnoIit.
tiot bcrbeifiibren fpiirbe, uno oas ge.
raOe lit es, mas Die roOifaIen ano
rebollltiondren agitotoren onitreben.
a9ieies ipiiroe ibnen Iogiihe 4rgl.I
trlente fir cine 9euegling geben
6ir iibrrdEen uno niebr fonicrnuti.
ben glrbeiterfiibrer in Sen Sinter.
9rliho ou 0r1fIaen nn6 onbei Die BE-.
itebenben iosioleI politiiden 1uio in.
0uitrieIlen SSsnItitutinncn oes 0onoes
2nnoes ~ Itiir5en Sollte cine anti.
5treifborlode slnn 0eles erboben
iper6en, .0ann tr69t Der aonsrcB Die
S6ul0 an einem 5lt eripartenOen
s[ufltano.
Shea io9te peiter: .9ie .Giien.
bobnIelte eripnrten oas GeiuItnt oes
laanpfes ser Gegieritng eegen Die
Seuerung. @eropn Die Soften oes
2ebensmtcrbaIts nidt reouaiert.
bnnn erparteH mir cine eeiliiqenoe
2obnerboblnq, I'm nnItdnoig Icben
5u f0nnerl." Gr bob berpor, oob Sei.t
ser nionatlidl $5 big $50 5huloen|
pnaden, on iie nit oen ibne1t iettI
Ebe5oblten 2obn bel Der Geuerung
hlid)t mtsfommen fonnen. 9uh iogte |
or, oaB anoertboIbiger 2obn fir
lleberaeit ru6 Elm odtltiinbiger glr.
beitstag @ebingnis ieien. Gbne 6aB |
Die lleber5eit ertra bergiitet miro,
miirOen Die glngeitellten angebaIten
iper0ca nod mie Dor mebr pie adt
Stttn0en per Gag su arbeiten. |
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Sctntileelcr finSei,
f6rcGlid,eft Cos.

Berlin 27. 0ft. sSynfclpe einer
3ugfolliiion bel arononis. Salcfien,
tamen iiber fiinf5ie 9erioacn inns
2eten. Gs iuaren auneiIt 9lIfoboI.
idntugeIer, uelhe oen slIfoboI In
ipe5iea Oa3l einseridteten yebGIt0rn
an ibrer Berion fiibrter. Gurd Die
aolIiiion gcrieten Die Griimuler oes
Giienbabn5u9es IN 9rano, iino Die
Sdnugaler, unfabia. fid aus ibrer
Gage ai beireien, fnnoen ibren 600
in oen 6lanlnlen. 2csteren louroe
our6 ben stlfobol nod 9abruue ge.
gebeu.
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II. :. acknowledgements
pon BaitSiter befreit.

SANFORD, Calf, 27. 9tto5er. -
Der fiiralid bon inerifnniiden Ban.
bitten oefan9en genolllmene amerifo-
niiHe souinIoraeent Biaan1 g.
Senfins uon 8ueblo, ,@er, pel9er bon
oieien eegen ein 2oie8eIo bon $780,
600 gef1ngen gcbolten lpuroe, lit &c.
tern bon 0ieien befreit porocn. Giefe
lit Dem bier ,aniGiii9en So.
ter -oeS Serrn Seufins 3uepgangen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1919-10-27
9Unbsrnenr bon @ai6inston
Idliebf SGl an.

Saeono, Mnib., q. Oft.-@oii.
perneur 2oiiis s. Sart madte fol.
genoes befnnnt: wGie poIle Stnots.
aeunlt miro sur gnipenSuna aebroht
iueroen, I'M oen Sfonoplnft oes
8raiioerten an unterItiiten, gegen
ben Streif Der aobIensrdber, Der arn
1. Rnbenlber in Qraft freten lou.
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Sntraittretnns Der 6riebens-
bebinaunacu.

Eoris, 81. OFT. .-9ie militdriiden
MnBreseln, meIde 5ipiiaen oem bo.
ben Rut mN @loridol Sod berein.
bart ipurOen, nm Die gcOinsuasen
Ses 5rieOensbertraes nusouiiibrert
merben in 0en Sngen bonn 5. bis 10.
9opember Slat glitstrose fomrllert.
10 meloet peniaitens Die 2eit'ae
,.0iberte-.
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Nrbeitcrwirrett I'M
Brccklpfs, Il. y.

gselp yorf, ~. Oft. -@ipa 1000
ausitdnoige Ghauerleiite lno 0od-
arbeiter periu2ten belite nlebrere
Snnoert Stretfbreder 5u perbiuoern,
rad ibren arbeitsiteIIen 5n geIan-
gen. sSSn Dem iid entipinnenoen
&anlpfe tultroen sablreide gerionen
berlebt. &niippel, Steine uno Ge-
balper ipuroen ols anntpfipaifch ner.
menoet. S6aebIid, eelarg es Der
@oIi5ei Der Situation SEER su
weroen. Gs lulr0en Sebn gerioneti
berbaftet.
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Qsrufer streif her sdlanerrrnte.

9eiu gorf, 81. Sft.-QlGe s(ta
ltrengunsen Sen Streit Ser Sdaiter.
leute bei3uIegen, iinb tpie6er Der.
eitelt tuorben, aIs Ole 9lnfiinoisung
erfolgte, oas G6ouerleufe bon "a
lofalen llnionen, Der ssnternotio.
nolen 2onaibore,neits' Union, fit
fur@ Mitimnline, fir einen oIlse.
meinerl Streif erfI1rte..;. Gs mir6
ferner erfldrt, 6oB oies $4,000 Ooda
arbeiter on Ben Eierg in Monhatton.
8rouflpn, &obofen. SerIep Gitp unS
Stuten sSsIano in ben Streif brinst.
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lsuabernenr epluSen fu[at gaiIipn.

sprinefielb, Sa., 81. OF. -goIle
llebereinitimHtlms oes Stontes sSllt.
nois nit Dem gorgeben Oes graIt.
Sent 8ilion gegen 8eidfoblen Mi.
nenarbeiter be5iiglid 0es Streifs, ser
an 1. geonembcr eintreten ioa, lit
oas geriprdetL meldes @ouberneur
Srant 9. 2olpOen bonn Staat sSsIli.
nois Dem 9raiioenten gegeben uuroe.
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un9arft uerlaitat
hnns Nusliefernne

8ien 81. Oft 3eitlmesberid,ten
5ltfoIge bat iid ltngarn bereit err
tlart, OeitcrreiA nit 9a9rungsnlit.
teln lno &chnlqterinIien, gu unter-
ltllseL rorausgelest iuociieu, ole
oiterreiAiite Regierlpg 9ibt 9ela
Sum uuS @enoIieu. Oie iia no6
s8ien geiIiidtet bobelb beraus.
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gsiIiOu anf Sem @eae ser gciIernna,

gSolbineton, Y. 0ftober.-No9
eiReln Saa Der aube befanb fid Der
sroiibent bcbeitteno beiier uno bofft
may ooB Die @eneilrg, ourd1 feline
St0rung anterbroden miro, mic in
ben Iettn Soaen no offi5ieIle @e.
iddfte feline 9liifnerfiamfeit in sln.
iprud nobmen.
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Illus Jc,ua.
Or. 6. 3. Smith plOblia eeitorben.

&arlan So, 81. Oft. = Brobes
9eoorern erre1te Scr plotIide Soo
oes poblbcfnnnien slr8tes Or. 6. g.
Smitb. GerieIbe tpuroe am @iorgen
Oes 81. Gftober tot III ieiaem Set
I'M SoteI Gubis gefunoen. CT fIogte
i6on in Der boriaen 8ode iiber
ltnuobIiein bod glaubte man libt,
oab ct iebr franf lei. ct fain nit
ieiner 5antilie int, Sabre 1880 uad)
SarIan uno erfrelte iid) eines gro.
Zen 6reunoesfreiies imo elmer gu.
ten GrariS.
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Baiakr6ubcf MAIDEN
cine $4,000 Bcmte

Cincinnati, o., 81. 9ff.g ganoi-
ten ornngen bette at frilber Mor<
gcnihinoe in 0as @ebauSt Ser glle-
y1noro 8onf, alIeranbrn. ap.. elm,
iprengten Sos @eu6lbe itno entfd.
men nit elmer 8elite bon $4,000.
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Gibecbc=Slopakia BON
S6tueocn af,erkannt.

StofboIm, q. gft.-9ie idueoi.
ide Regierllns bat beidIoiien Sic
llnabbdngigfeit Der tideho.i .ilopaft.
iden gfepubIit nn5uertcnnen.
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PUBLISHED AND DISTRIBUTED UNDER
PERMIT (Ns. ssl). AUTHORIZED BIZ THE
ACT OF OCTOBER & 1917. ON FILE AT
TEE POST OFFICE or OMAHA. NERg
BY ORDER OF THE PRESIDENT
A. 8. BURLEs0N. P0STMAsTER-CENERAE |
Gilpin observer., 1919-03-13
A Profitable Pen.
II make living with my pen."
"Writer?"
mo. Chicken fancier."
Thousands Have KidkeY
Trouble and Never
Suspect It
Applicants for Insurance Often
Rejected.

Judging from reports from druggists
who are constantly in direct touch with
the public, there is one preparation that
has been very successful in overcoming
these conditions. The mild and healing
influence of DR.. Kilmer's Swamp-Root 10
soon realized. It stands the highest for
its remarkable record of success.
An examining physician for one of the
prominent Life Insurance Companies, in
an interview of the subject, made the a.
tonishing statement that one reason why
90 many applicants for insurance are re-
jected is because kidney trouble il 90
common to the American people, and the
large majority of those whose applica-
tions are declined do not even suspect
that they have the disease. It is on sale
at all drug stores in bottles of two sizes,
medium and large.
However, if you wish first to test this
great preparation send ten cents to Dr..
Kilmer & Co., Binghamton, N. Y, for .
sample bottle. When writing be sure and
mention this paper.-Adv.
Gilpin observer., 1919-03-13

over II, 900 lbs. per year. Mh III.
having extrs sesk. qualify and qsis
Gilpin observer., 1919-03-13

Self-righteousness may save from
degradation, but 1t will prevent saint
liness.-Robertson.
Gilpin observer., 1919-03-13
Both Beef and Milk

THE one breed that
L excels In both bcef
and milk Il the Short
horn. Shorthorn stecrs
repeatedly broke the
records at the markets In
1918, making the high.
est record on the open
market Of go. 80 per cwt
And ehorthorn COWS
have milk records Of
car. M6 IN farmss's Ssssi.
,lfAs and ussk,f A~ese~~..A
Gilpin observer., 1919-03-13

Emergency proves no nation great.
er than its farmers.
Gilpin observer., 1919-03-13

proof. Read his decision and do what he tells you
"Ons box of EATONIC will convince
the most skeptical. 1t II the best remedy
have ever tried for indigestion.
Respectfully,
JOSEPH TAGGART,
NJ. O. % Kan. Dist, Kan. City. Kans."
Nearly all stomach trouble IL caused BY too
much acid in the stomach.
EATONIC neutralizes the excess acidity and
enables you to eat what you like and digest
what you eat in comfort. It keeps the stomach
In q state of perfect health.
Here's the secrets EATONIC takes up the
acidity, drives the gas out of the body-and the
bloat goes with It. Costs only q cent or two q
day to use 1t. Get . box today from your
Gilpin observer., 1919-03-13
j. S. CONGRESSMAN
QUICKLY FINDS
STOMACH RELIEF
Joseph Taggart. M. c., from Kansas.
Declares EATONIC Best for
Indigeotion He Ever Used.

A Congressman heafu ma0.,
arguments for and against
different propositions. His
mind is open to conviction
but before he casts his vote
on any measure he insists
upon evidence that, on it,
own weight, carries con-
viction.
In the case of "EAT0N.
10" Joseph Taggart, Con
gressman from the End Dis
trict, Kansas City. Kans..
decided that q trial OF the
remedy, itself, would fur
ntsh thA ~aak s>OpNluaiva
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-03-04
SCREENING THE RAINBOW

Til" crlor"i scenes III 'h' am :"
,.ial feature. "lnihtllhii"h' S''' no
t;ahv nrslyS. mark me hiEh'S' ''''' -
ih. achievement of "hr"iIati' Screen "'s
play. III which III" t!"u>" ~ ram" Wa
In" rlnu"rr NOR" than :" ?""TS 'R",
.rhn scene depi"t"t; is q PERFORMANCES W"
rhc stage If IN" ;HnSin" Il" ihrIS III '''''
i,Iur # m" present alton OF me Sp''''a'
MAR novelty Of IN" human t'HE. No"
rrndu..rd ut tn" N"w T"rn lil3po6r"ni''
\ cnmpany rf girls mount Il mug"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-03-04

same t!mn eight wanted jobs. AiocT&ecr,
counting tn" skilled and unskrllcd who
arc juhl"ss AID want means or ilVet-
hood there Is about tnh. and OF this
number about 80 ar" returned soldiers.
Many Of ih"S" soldiers. h"Cor" GninE
into .uIIltary S"rvir". wnr" employed GA
farms n;d III VILLAGES and their aSSnclA-
lions in ia" SrrNtc.. threw chem IN CON
t;v.. with men from IA" cli% and sh.y
have visited u number at tbs: !aTS'
cities They drSir" 10 lc:tv" tn" quiet
Nr. Of IN" farm and live in IN" city.
where higher waS"S Vas ~. ma n at
,racticn. aud hes" applications: for Tock
are ill, Cl';S.. at SON" worry 20 hur"3u
officials prl", hlv" io TAX ";IF' HI IN"
CIV suld."rs. and tn" labor market IS
already =!u't"'!
Thr list # Applications Yesterday TOR
work tOtalrLl .iGht. az follows: ON:
camp superintendent. nu'' labor i"r"inai.
ono .onl DRESSER. 1nr evil "tE!iI'.;. OH
S:rnn.ra;,h"r on farm hard. on "li:'"
clerk and Oh" salesman. ami ih's w"TE-
.r-S wanted hy employers Amounted 10
five. am, consisted nj. b''' general
farm aud Id;ir.:nam. an" pr"%Sman. w"
watch rnn:,!r.rs ami one al we'll Iu'up"r.
--HI'Y WAR SAVINGS STAMPS
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-03-04
THE BOOMERANG"

Who, 'nav:d !!"las''" sends III" t':"Nt
Wirrhrl, smith and Victor Mnr"S CONT
=. .'r.h.. I;",,n"r1:%. :" IN" court
r.r.I,y aa,i Saturday. March IS. with
,,,,;r.c Saturday. local th':atT2::h"rH
NO PROMISED an unu*!ral tr"aL Thr
. uursrlsI tx""ll"m" iurIudrS IN"
.,r,,..r.. names: E"h"rl Guinness, Hhr-
-, IIr,.!.n John elements. i"ril"n XIV
.. I.hl y Nh""l''r. i;""rS" S;"iVtn.
,,,i,~.,, Vnl,niin" .Eath"r!n" Hayden.
N.,rv l.lI:.th"'h. Helen Sl"S*"n. Aina
, 'i.:.,t.r ard others.
,'.rh,. Eo"m"ran"". - bully good '"h'
I,,, y =, said that i anna; h' E.''h"'E
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.,,ry h.cai!S.. nnthirE mf n" Srac" III"
,,,.,,,..r .,uI ih.. "f'"rN'$,'ni Eay"iT "T
=, ,,:..,,. t.n,i h.. ,',:,r'Y.'i III such rIAn-
E,i e - surIIcrrn; :" say ihht
.L .,r-, r.y"lI,. nt-.uI III" ,I"l II
,,..,. r.f,y..,'rr, without Il prr"t;"". h"-
:,,':..n' ~ h"ut a disease. II
. d,.,hirai e W. !''t4''" hHT devote: q
H. ..-5,-. - hi' a.rIr = r""tr'n 1" any
,,,r.. .;cI,,.,." anl amusing w'rH man
~, ,rl...I, "N'rh - \ Md" d'imrf'ir"
,-ar, .h... ,..,,i ~ which Ms '.Iar"'raf'
49,. .,.,".rai!r h."n Displayed
ce,,. ro on sale W-Sln"Sd1v 81 H.
49, r.r IN, .;r!r-,rtn~t Iitra'tinn.
Fly WAr SAVINGS STAMPS
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-03-04
RIVER NEWS

TIL" river WAS raising lew AZ the
wharf u, SIX =. IN. yesterday with -
'sri. , inches. on Ia" marks and the
sir.:" al tn. fnr; ~ MrAl"rh"n dam was
t. Sect riches and rising: Tho upper
river" ~.r" rising ~ sum" lIh!nts yes
'"r'!ay. but this only has 7 tendency 10
,ck n slight fall and tho river here
rcarA"d a Stag" IL nhnut Il feet early
TN. morning and will fnll very slow.
commencing today unless weather con-
d!'I"nS change.
The il.h"rty l?f; p; moor y"Starday for
NJ 'nnn"IlsrilIH with I good trip Of
freight.
The Helen (. caine in last night from
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-03-04
DENNIS REPRESENTING
MAYOR At BIC MEETING
vester Names Labor E1an 20 Eepresen'
His at conforYncc With President
In WaGhnCton.

. ErrarS. h. was un:,hi" - att"nG.
Mayor e Morgan N"$;'r named -\li"'!.
y, DENNIS business, manager =! ;'l'
Wheeling MATURITY and prur.tn'H: III
',,IIon labor circles. :" attend the COLI
frrruc" Of governors ard mayors =" ~"
.hrlti "'ih Pres den; N'"'hr"w Ni'"'n
IN Washington y'*!"Td:! a:ii i"id%.
Tie meeting Va" called or tn. r':r-
nose IT ii~ruSsIr.; program IN b. car
red cut rciaiiY' I" securing "h'H'"E-
in.n' far Jnh"s" ni"n An" :" TAX care
al; rrimrn,ns; ':r'i.'"rS " hn ar" seeking
,.rnpir"m"i;I Mr. h'nnrs left for Ma>H-
.ngtou early yesterday ncrnln: ala! WI
Likely return /" WhH"iinG W'd."*'lt!
ILnEi.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-03-04
Sew MatainoraR.

New Ma;amoras.
TIL" General Crnwder will arrive from
riti shurGh Early tomorrow morning ana
vii leave for Charleston n seven a. M.
tn. Helen +. will leave for New
Mai:,InGras nj noon today.
Tn" sand digger Catherine. which Is
being rebuilt III West Wheeling is ex-
p.r;-d Ia be- IN commission about the
first nf July.
Work Will b" started on Tho Nnrnc
Swain III :, few days To get her in shape
for her entry int" tho PttsbuEEh and
Nh."finr trade about tho first OF May.
The Swain is IN winter quarters IN the
Little Kanawha river n Tark"rSourG.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-03-04
MANY MEN SEEK
NORkAT LOCAL
job BUREAU
MANY RETUNHED SOLDIERS IL
SEARCH OF woRK AT UNITED
STATES OFFICE IN WHEELING.
Pive Skilled Mechanics Need ed; 400 Are
Jobless, Of Which rs Are
Returned Soldiers.

The requests ;or work hr ur"inp.uS<d
nj tho local office OF II" tni;"d Stat =
crlplcyulent bureau IS far ah,v'. tEr de-
mand for labor and til" returning s"i .
dlnrS are adding IL n" list.
Yesterday there w"rr POSITIONS. open
for FIVE skilled workmeH. and Il. thu.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-03-04
COUNTY court NEWS
MARRIAGE LICENSES.
FIDUCIARY.

Helen SyInolich was APPOINTED H%-
rf n" stat" uf Charles
Syionilch. deceased.
Charles VI. l."nch Ms appointed guar
dlar nf Harry " W"idm0n.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-03-04

--HUY WAR SAVINGS STAMPS
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-03-04

-BrY WAR SAVINGS STAMPS
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-11-19
Baltimore Enrolls in
Friends Forwdrd Moue

Baltimore Yearly Meeting, the last
to hold its annual session this year,
unanimously and enthusiastically en-
dorsed the Forward Movement Of the
Five Years Meeting, and appointed a
committee to take up Immediately the
details of its participation, President
Levi T. Pennington, head Of the For
ward Movement, announced upon his
arrival in Richmond Wednesday morn
ing from Baltimore.
with this last Yearly Meeting en-
rolled, we have everything in readi-
ness for the heavy work of the cam
paign, which will need the co-opera-
ton of every mteting allied" said
Pennington. He was greatly pleased
with the action taken at Baltimore.
Mrs, Pennington accompanied the
president on his trip to the East. She
visited in Philadelphia and Baltimore,
and returned with him.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-11-19
Must Destroy Burberry,
on Pain of Biz Fine

County Clerk Linus Meredith re-
ceived an order for the destruction Of
common barberry from the state de-
partment Of conservation Wednesday.
The order. approved by the govern
or, declares the berberis vulgaris
Common barberry), and all its horti-
cultural varieties, a menace to wheat
and other small grains and orders the
removal and destruction Of it on or
before Dec. 81. 1919. The bushes are
to be destroyed at the expense of the
owners or occupants Of the land on
which the bush Is growing. Persons
not obeying the order are subject to
fine of not less than $40 or more
than $500 for each offense, and also
liable to from 30 days to months
Imprisonment.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-11-19

The Wayne County Better Homes
association will meet Wednesday,
November rs, at the Y. M. C. A., at
- O'Clock. Luncheon will be served
at IL O'Clock and an interesting pro-
gram will follow. Miss Leila Gaddis
Of Purdue university and Miss Sarah
Hartman. Wayne county domestic
science supervisor, will be the main
speakers Of the afternoon. The pub
lie is invited. and tickets to the
luncheon may be obtained from Miss
Hartman, in the county superintend-
ent's Office, for so cents.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-11-19
Alice Duckporth, 6 Years
Old, Succumbs to Fall

Funeral services for Bulla Alice
Duckworth, 6 years old, will be held
from the home Of her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Thomas Duckworth, 423 North
Eleventh street, at o'clock Thursday
afternoon. Burial will be in Earlham.
The child died at Reid Hospital
early Wednesday morning from the
results Of an accident which occurred
last Sunday. She was swinging in a
rope swing when she fell to the pave
ment, striking her head and causing
conclusion Of the brain. Friends of
the family may call at any time.