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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-03-04
r E WILSON PRZYRZE-
KA POMOC N~IEZATRUD
N
Washington, 4 marca.

Washington, 4 marca. O
twierajac konferencye guberna-
torow i burmistrzow, W Biaiym
Domu PREF. Wilson przyrzek& ze
rad fedcralny zrobi co tylko be-
die MONA. aby dla niezatrudniO
nych robotnikow wyszukac odpo
wicdnie zaiecie oraz re bedzie stu
iyl Stanom W piracy rekonstruk-
cyjncj / re bedzie sic Starai PREY
szIe swe prace ~wykonywac W
mySl planu przyjetego ma konte-
reucyi. w k~onferencyi tejuczest-
niczyio okolo 300 gubernatorow
i burmiStrzow, ale przewazna
Geese stanowili ci ostatni.
PREF. Wilson przyjai kazdego
z osobna. poczem krotka przemo-
wa otworzyi konferencye. ,,Pra-
gnaibym. m0wil PREF. Wilson.
skorzyStac Z uczestnictwa W Wa
szych radach. Staraiem sic PREY
pomocy mego Sekr. Tumulty'ego
ably uzupcinit prace przeznaczo-
ma ma mieSiQc W jednym tygodniu
nam nadzieje, re dotychczas
wszystkie zaiatwilem pomySlnie,
ale, &c czas moi jest kr6tki. pro-
sze mi wybaczyc "a uczestnictwo
mole W Waszej konferencyi, z
it6rego nam nadzieje wiele sko-
.zystac'.
Moim przyjemnym obowi9z-
KEN jest przyjat Was Serdecz--
ME, oraz wyrazic me podziekowa
ME. re tyiu gaDernatorow Stanow
i miast z~nalazlo czas, ably wSpol-
ME zebrac. sic do omowienia tax
waznej sprawy, ktora many
pred SODA. Gi0wny obowiazek W
opiekowaniu sic naszym ludem
spada zarowno ma Stany oraz
niasta a funkcyq rzadu federal
nego Jest czynic to. co sic usiiuje
zrobic ma podobnej konferencyi-
skrystalizowac umysiy urzedni--
kow paistwa ma 10. ably nor!
niesc korzySG Z plan6w, oraz sug
gestyi kazdego uczestnika z osob
ma. w innych slowach jest to
przywilej rzadu fe~deralnego. ably
W sprawach takich byf S}uga u
-zednikow wykonawczych Sta
now. Mast, oraz powiatow Il my
natomiast jake przedstawiciele
tegoz rzadu wykonamy nasz obo-
wiazek z GAIA przyjemnoscia, jeze
Il tylko dopomozecte nam waszy"
mi RADIANT.
Nam nadzieje, re dyskusye ma
tel konferencyi obejma jak mai
szersze pole, ktore uwazacie "a
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-03-04
Dzisiaj Rozpocznie sic Strajk Robo-
tnikow W Dokach Nowoyorskich.
F. P GarVan zamlanuWany Std1sm WIasosei Charlottesville
Sprawl florida w Senacie Upad
INNE TELEGRAMY KRAJOWE.


my tutaj, ably omawiaG poszcze-
golna sprawe jednej maloznacza
cej kwestyi. PrzybyliSmy nato,
miast. ably om0wic i ]uformowat
metode przyprowadzenia szosuu
kow robotniczych do normalne-.
go stanu i to jaknajpredzej. oraz
zaprowadzic w Mich take zmia--
ny, jake bedziemy uwazac "a Sto
sowne. Sadie, re moge zupelnic
otwarcie wywnioskowac z tego.
J com widziai w krajach obcych, &c
jesteSmy O wicle pod wzgledem
tych wielkich problemow w lep-
SEEM poiozeniu niz inne narody.
lime bowiem narody SO zdezorga
nizowane bardzo powaznie, przez
wojne. PowinniSmy zatem przy--
staple do tych spraw, mad ktore-
mi wkrotce rozpoczniemy dySku-
sye Z wiara re jezeli pracowac be
dziemy w sp6lnym celu, to moze-
my ten wspolny eel osiagnac be-
wielkich przeszkod.
Jedyna rzecz, kt6ra ma mnie wy
warla olbrzymie wrazenie ME tyl
ko podczas uczestnictwa ma kon-
ferencyi, ale jeszcze pred moim
wyjazdem poza ocean, jest, re ma
koniec zaczynamy sic uczyc, IL o
bowiazkiem rzadu jest zasiegac
lady Il przecietnego cz}owieka.
Przychodzimy nakoniec do pre-
konania. re dobrobyt narodu ME
polega ma Pojedynczych, wielkich
przedsiebiorstwach, ale ma mno-
stwie mezczyzn / kobiet, ktorzy
pracuja - re dobrobyt ten jest
zalezny cd korzySci, jake odno-
sza CT, kt6rzy W najdalszych see
regach przyczyniaja sic do stwo-
rzenia tegoz dobrobytu.
Serca wszyStkich ludzi ma tym
Swiecie bija, jak ngdy przedtem.
Me poruszyiy je indywidualne
okolicznoSci, ale okolicznoSci
Swiatowe. l til poraz ~pierwszy
MONA zauwazyi wzajemna
sympatye - sympatye, ktora ME
okazuje sic tylko przez stosunki
jednego rzadu do drugiego, ale
przez ciche zetkniecia sic ludzi,
ktorzy tworza wielkie narody: O.
znaka eaten tel konferencyi Po-
Wilma bye nasza SwiadomoSc, il
jesteSmy slugami wielkiego ma
rodu ktory stanowi Stany lie
dnoczone i re jake jego study,
many obowiazek, ktory powinniS
my uwazac "a nasz przywilej, IL
formowania ich zycia tax, Jak
oni tego sobie zycza, datec I'm
sposobnosci do ktorych roszcza
sobie ~siusznie prawo dopomaga-
jac przez publicznych doradcow
W ich prywatnych in~teresach, ma
ktorych polega osobiste : szcze-
Scie pojedynczego czlowieka.
Smuci mnie to n~iewymownie,
re ME moge uczestniczyc W tych
obradach. Moim Unforeseen jest o.
becnie wynalezG i zrozumiec to,
czego wlaSciwie ludzie zwyczajni
wszedzie potrzebuja. w Paryzu
delegaci rozumieja to doskonale,
re zbieraja sic tam ME jake wlad-
cy kogos - ale przeciwnie, jake
ssudzy 7OO,OOO,0OO ludzi; dop6ki
ME zrozumiemy i ME pojmiemy
obowiazkow naszych jake slug.
ME zadowolnimy tych mas naro,
du, ME doprowadzimy do pokoju
caiego swiata, a jezeli okazemy
re siuzymy ME samym tylko tym
masom, ale take czemu innemu
natenczas zasluzymy sobie ma
hanbe tax wielka i staia, jaka do,
tychczas Mkt W history sic nit
! okryl.
Il tenn przekonaniem o spra-
wach, ktorych podejmujectc sic
witam Was, poniewaz wierze. -
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-03-04
KONGRES "a SAMOSTANO
WIENIEM IRLANDYl.

Washington, 4. marca. kon,
eres waszyngtohski ma d~zisieJszel
sesyi rannej przyjai rezolucye
wvrazaiaca ~nadzieje, re konferen'
eva pokojowa VI przychylnoscie
wezmie pod rozwage pretensye
Irlandyi do prawa samostano"'e'
ria O sobie."
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-03-04
kty. proponowanej konstytucyi
Ligi narodow.
F. P. GARYAN
NY STROZEM WLASNOsCI
CUDZOZIEMSKIEL.

washington, Ago marca. -
PREF. Wilson zamianowal Fran
lszka P. Garvan'a str6zem Was
nosci cudzoziemskiej w nastep-
stwie A. NJ. Palmer'a, kt6ry OBJ
Jai dzlSiaj urzad prokuratora ge-
neralnego W nastepstwie by}ego
prokuratora Gregory'ego. F. P.
Caravan sprawowaf dotychczas IL
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-03-04
EXTRA!
OSTATNIE ~TELEGRAMY.

RADYKALI CHCA A
REPUBLIKA NIEMIECKA.
Berlin, 4. marca. - Liga zwo-
lennikow Spartakusa i komuni--
styczne organizacye W Berlinie,
wydafy manifest w~zywajacy do
natychmiastowego powszechnego
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-03-04

straiku i do obalenia zgromadze'
mia narodowego i obecnej repu-'
bliki.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-03-04

rad dyrektora W biurze inwesty-
gacyjnym stroza mad wiasnosci2
cudzoziemska.
SPRAWL florida PRZEPA-
OLA w SENACIE.
Washington, Ago marca. -
Demokratyczni przewodcy Sena-
tn porzucili mySl inwestygacyi W
sprawie wyborow T. H. New
berry'ego, ktore postanowiono
przeprowadzic ma specyalne "a
DAME jego przeciwnika politycz-
nego H. florida W ubieganiu sic o
tege senatorska.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-03-04

dokonaja tego, czego sic spodzie-
wamy, ably zostaio dokonanein,
w przyprowadzeniu do rownowa-
gi i uiatwieniu calego procesu
piracy w Stanach Zjednoczo-
nych".
PRZYSZLY sENAT PRE-
CIV LIDZE
Washington, Ago marca.
Trzydziestu siedmiu republican,
skich senatorow Z ogolnej liczby
czterdziestu dziewieciu, ktorzy
beda stanowic nastepujacy Sc
nat i ratyfikowac warunki poko-
jowe. oswiadczyli dzisiaj, re ME
NIGGA w laden sposob przyjac
konstytucyi Ligi narodow w O.
becnej formie.
w rezolucyi swej przed}ozonej
Senatowi, senator Lodge, PREY
w6dca republikahski, zawyroko-
wal, re Stan. Zjedn. ME NIGGA
przyjaG konstytucyi Ligi naro-
dow W formie przedlozonej przez
PREF. Wilsona, oraz zadal, ably
konferencya pokojowa natych-
miast ukonczyla prace mad wa
runkami pokojowemi, zanim
p~rzyjdzie do piracy mad plancm
Ligi narod0w. Deklaracya ia jest
poniekad ultimatum wysrUsowa-
mem PREF. Wilsonowi W pred
dzien jego wyjazdu do Europy
ktora wystosowano w tym celu,
ably Emusic PREF. Wilsona do wy
laczcnia z warunkow pokojowych
propozycyi Ligi narod0w, jezcli
chce, ably je nastepny Kongres
zatwierdzi}.
Liczba trzydziestu siedmiu
g}os6w wystarczy}aby w zupcf-
noSci do przeSzkodzenia w przy-
jeciu traktat6w pokojowych.
Nadto republikariscy p~rzywodcy
obliczaja, re W razie potrzeby O.
trzymaja aktualnq wiekszoSc gio-
sow ola oddzielenia Ligi naro-
dow Cd rcszty warunkow poko-
jowych.
Gdy senator Lodge przediosy'
swq rezolucve natychmiast sena-
tor Martin, przyw6dca demosera-
tyczny, oraz senator Swanson,
czionek demokratyczny wydzta..
spraw zagranicznych, wystapi} L
opozycya przyjecia rezolucyi. Sc
nator Lodge oSwiadczy}, IL VIE
dzia{ to dobrze. IL w ostatnich
kilku godzinach trudnobv by{o
ia przeprowadzic; chcia} on przez
to tylko wykazac, re ma "a soba
senatorow, ktorzy ma
sprawe te zapatruja sic W ten sam
sposob co i on. Nastepnie pre-
czytal nazwiska senatorow cz}on-
kow obecnego Kongresu i PREY
szlych czionkow nastepncgo -
ktorzy podpisali rezolucye.
Me proszono acknowledgement
senatorow o ~zaiaczenie swych
podpisow, pomimo re cz}onkowie
republikaiscy wiedzieli, IL plecru
czy tez szesciu jest w opozycyi
przeciw Lidze, a wzglednie pre-
civ proponowanei jej konstytu-
cyl. Jak wiadomo trzydzieSci gfo-
sow wystarczyloby ~zupesnie do
przeszkodzenia zatwlerdzeniu
traktat0w pokojowych. Republi-
kahscy przywodcy wiedza take
re PREY ostatecznym gfosowaniu
wielu innych republikanow a ma
wet demokratow przyiaczyloby
sic do Mich.
Republikanie zajeli to stano-
wisko w wierze, re czynia to ola
dobra ca}ego narodu i re znajds
MIN oddzwiek tegoz stanowr-
ska. Zasad tych beda sic Scisle
trzymai, W nastepnym Kongresie'
Co powie ma ten atak PREF. Will
son, przyszioSc dopiero wykate.
H -- |
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-03-04

przybyliScie tutaj w tym duchu,
ktoregom co tylko staral sic O.
kreslic oraz re wspolnie bedzie-
my starali sic wynalezt me:ods
PREY pomocy kooperacyi i indy
widualnych zdah, ktore napewno
dokonaja tego, czego sic spodzie-
wamy, ably zostaio dokonanein,
w przyprowadzeniu do rownowa-
gi i uiatwieniu caiego procesu
piracy w Stanach Zjednoczo-
nych".
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-11
UNEMPL OYMENT IN
Ohio RELIEVED BY
ACT OF LEGISLATURE

Special Dispatch TO The IntelliGencer.
COLUMBUS, o.. Feb ln.-Bills for
the creation of an industrial emergency
fund Of 100000 TO relieve uncmploy-
mcnt, granting Of homo rule 10 counties
with authority TO consolidate city and
county governments. and establishment
of now public health administration
system. placing all sections Of tho state
under a full time health officer, were in
troduccd in the legislature today.
The employment measure. put in BY
Representative Myers Of. Cleveland.
would not be operative for n year he
cause ii proposes to raise the state
funds by an annual levy of 5-1oo Of
mill. amounting to about 100000.
With the Susan Il. Anthony resolution
defeated in the United States senate
submission Of suffrage amendment to
the state constitution through action OF
the general assembly is looked for. Re-
publican leaders yesterday said suffrage
lin some form undoubtedly would be
acted upon.
One Of the first bills to be taken up
by the senate committee on military af-
fairs. of which Captain Tom w. Jones Is
chairman. and which will meet Tuesday
TO organize. is the Davis Constabulary
bill.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-11
BIG K. OF P. RALLY
HERE ON MARCH 8

The Knights Of I'ythias Of Wheeling
and tho surrounding West Virginia
twons arc arranging for an cxtraor-
binary rally 10 I've held on Saturday,
evening. March S. for the purpose OF
comforting the third degree of the or
der on sixty or more candidates from
i;laCk Prince. baltimore, Ohio valley
and Wheeling lodges. of this city: Mys-
tic lodge. of Elm Grove; McMcchcn IA.
Of McMcrhcn: Evening Star. Of Ben
wood. and Little Prince, Of Mounds
willie.
Each lodge will furnish its quota or
candidates and the degree team nt
Hack Prince lodge will do tho work
o. putting them over the hot SANS
at lythian Castle the night Of the
meeting.
District Deputy Grand Chancellor II.
r. Bell has received word from Grand
Chancellor. T. ". bush. of Huntington.
that h" will he in the city on the night
of the meeting to soc tho lodge work
Mr. Bell started last night to visit
III" various lodges named 10 appoint
committees to make arrangements for
tho social end Of the big rally, which
Will he the largest held in wheeling
in years.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-11
ORDERS
NOT RECEIVED
LOCAL OFFICIALS SAY NO SUCH
OFFICIAL INFORMATION has
ARRIVED IN CITY.
Declare II Notification Comes They
Will oboy-Brtcflaycr
to Quit.

Up until carly this morning no official
notification had been received by Off
GERS Of the Ohio Valley Trades and La
Dor assembly relative TO nationwide
sympathetic strike that IS 10 be effect
i've this morning. according to press dis
patches received by The lntclligenccr
last night.
An official of the assembly said last
night that just as quickly as official no
tiication Is received here that proper
procedure will be taken. but that Moth
Ing would be done until such informa-
ton had arrived
1t Is reported that the sympathetic
strike as the result of the bricklaycrs'
strike. and all labor organizations indi-
rectly affiliated with the union brick
myers will refuse to work until the
matter is adjusted. Should such a
strike occur here. It will likely tic up
all building operations. 1t is said that
100000 workmcn will be effected BY the
strike throughout the country.
Brtcklnyers May Strike Here?
1t Is reported that the Wheeling dis
trict bricklayers will, at their meeting
tonight take steps 10 secure their de-
mands on the new propuscd wage scale
Of 81 increase per day for eight hours
work and time and 4 half for overtime.
They arc now receiving 81 n day. There
was no official information TO be hud
on the local situation. hut it is said
that tho hricklaycrS in this community
some weeks ago submitted their new
wage scale ITO building contractors, and
thus far they have refused 10 sign the
agreement. and the matter has been
since pending
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-11
SHERIFF SEEKS
RELATIVES Of
STEVE DE|SER
Foreign Miner Picked Up With Hands
and Feet Frozen in Ststsrsv1lle.
Believed Demented.

Sheriff Hastings received telephone
message from SistcrSville yesterday ask
ing if hc'wantcd or kncW anything or
Steve Dciscr. foreigner who was pick
I'd UP on the northern limits of that city
with his hands and feet frozen and raw
INK about fast ride he had in big
Studchakcr car. DciScr is evidently a
Polish miner. has red checks, sharp no7c
and chin. and wears stubby muStacnc.
lie had traded his civilian clothes for Il
soldiers uniform and he seems TO De
mentally unbalanced for he could not
answer intclligcntly the questions put
10 him.
Officer Lawson picked Deiscr up ana
the Sistcrsville authorities are anxious
TO find some one who knows anything
about him.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-11
DR.. JAMES r. STATHERS, FORMER.
LY OF SOUTH WHEELING HERE
FOR A FEW DAYS VISIT.
IS PRACTICING DENTISTRY A.
EUENOS AIRES, SOUTH AMER
1CA AND LIKES THE COUNTRY.
SAYS THERE IS A GREAT FIELD IN
THE SOUTHERN COUNTRY FOE
o. S. INVESTORS.

Wheeling had ~ it guest yesterday af-
tcrnn"n and evening" nr. James r. Stath-
nrS. formerly lrCatcd in South Wheeling,
whrro ho was raised. being Il son Of tho
lat" Or. William Stath"rs Of this city.
Dir. StntF"rs is hero on n brief visit COM
hirirE business with pleasure together
and ia now located Mt Burnos Aires.
South America. whore n" has a splendid
pracLE,r hcin: engaged in tho dentist
business ut that place. He WIS in Sis
trrSvillc yesterday !nmking after his "x-
tcnSiv" oil and EaS"linr interests and
also paid visit to tn" interior or the
state.
He still thinks that West Virginia is
one of the hest states in the union and
also believes that the United States is
q wonderful nation. hut he is also or the
opinion that South America is the only
country on the face IF tho Garth that Of
fcrS to the investor and the capitalist
Of the northern country the most won
dnrful Of opportunities for carrying on
their business. 1Ir says that there is 4
wonderful market for all kinds Of Amer
lean made products and that within u
short time the line OF steamships plying
back and forth between tn" l. s. and
South America will equal that across the
Atlantic ocean.
ut Is the first country in that gets
the bacon and ic the United States re-
fuses to take advantage Of the wonder
full opportunities offered then she will
be the country that will suffer and she
cannot blame tn" countries of Europe
II they fail to take advantage Of tho op-
rortunitics extended. Hc Is glad to ho
here, but says that there is no city in
the world Mt the present time that can
hold candle to the large cities on the
Atlantic coast Of South America and he
urges Wheeling mon with capital to
visit the south and to 500 for them
selves what is offered in the WAY of big
things for them there"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-11
Divorces Granted In Common Pleas
Court on Monday.

Henry Munich vs.. Mary Munich Will
full absence for more than three years.
Maude f. Mcllott vs. Shelby G. Mel
lott. Willful absence for more than
three years and Plaintiff awarded the
custody Of minor child.
Ethel ]. Elwood vs. Charles Ellwood.
WNlful absence and Plaintiff restored
to her maiden name of Ethel ]. Shan
non.
Dora E Gray vs.. Mary Erccl Gray.
W1lfM absence for moro than three
years
Teresa Baase vs. Frank Bause Ex-
trcme cruelty.
Other divorce cases were heard and
the following entries placed OH docket:
Elmer L Tate vs. Ncttic Tate. Di-
Vorce refused ut costs OF Plaintiff.
WUliamfF. Brown VS., Lavene Brown.
Case continued Off docket.
Nettic Mcdonald VS.. Donald McDon-
aid Action for alimcny. Defendant
ordered to pay PLAINTIFF permanent all
mouy as follows: $4,000 at once and
$500 each and every week after March
l. 1919. until further order.
May Lucas vs.. George Lucas. Action
for divorce Cause dismissed for want
Of prosecution at costs Of Plaintifr.
New cases filed:
Tho Lake Shore Liquor Co.. cor
poration VS. John Yurkochek. Action
for money. Amount claimed S11SS.0S
Monac V. Truax VS.. A. W. McNichols
Action for money. Amount claimed
slT60 with six per cent interest from
February II. 1914.
Frank Louis Schick VS.. Florence May
Schick. Action for diyirce-
James S. Kidd VS.. Florence Kidd.
Action for divorce.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-11
SIDE TALKS
SHE NEVER KNEW SHE DID r
BY RUTH CAMERON

SHE NEVER RNE" SHE DID IT.
\ friend OF mine has Il very fasci-
mating. mannerIsm. When she raises
her eyebrows her left eyebrow chnklcs
and kocs up farther than the right. thus
giving her delightfully."- Uuizzical cx-
preston. E
love 10 say things that l think
will cause this expression 10 appear
consider il one of the aforesaid
friends chief facial charms, and | said
SO TO her one day. hoping it was done.
~ don't know what you mcan," she
said.
At first l thought it was prctcnse.
but her expression of genuine puzzle
Incnt soon convinced me otherwise. She
actually never knew that she had that
expression! And yet she was woman
we'll over thirty! Just think. no one
who has met her. in the last twenty
five years but has noticed that little
trick OF expression. and she, who has
lived with herself. is ignorant of ii!
Ono Does Not Raise Ones Eyebrows
At Oneself.
And yet. when one stops TO think
Of it. one can understand. Ono does
not raise ones eyebrows when one Is
looking in the glass 1T oneself.
1t is an interesting thought. whsn
YOU stop to consider it-how little we
do know Of how we really look. The
face VIC turn to tho glass Is a racc
from which individuality and ordinary
expression has been completely ironcd
out. We may! smile self consciously
at ourselves. but that is not the smile
VIC really use when We. arc smiling
from our hearts instead of just with
our facial muscles. Incidentally,
have a friend who insists that the aver
age glass does not give back anything
like an exact image.
A Tip To Milliners.
Sometimes she looks over my Shout
der when l am doing my hair before
the mirror and looks from me 10 the
image and says. You think that looks
just like you; we'll, it doesn't" The
kindly inference In her :case Is that
the glass docs not nattcr. And that
| think IL true Of the average glass.
There arc glasses, however, that 80 to
the opposite extreme. / have hat that
l bought from a rnillincr. part OF whose
stock in trade was such glass. 7
think that I should, il necessary,
spend half my capital for such Mirror
If ! became n millincri
Dtnples and Gold Crowns.
To return to the main road. When
we were discussing the subject OF ones
lack Of acquaintance with ones own
this experience. One Of those kina
friends who feel 1t Is their duty to
be frank. repeated to her criticisms
to effect that she was always drawing
down the corner Of her mouth in such
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-11
B, & 0, POLICEMAN
HAS BUSY NIGHT
IN BELLAIRE

William johnson was raising Cain
around the Bcllarc B. e. o. passenger
station last night and r, & o. Police
man Daily in arrcsting him broke thrce
OF his fingers which shows that Johnson
was going some. Johnson was taken
before Squire Mindcr. who fined him
S25 for his fun.
Andrew Gillcro. a foreigner, assault
ed another man at the station little
later and he was arrested for assault
and battery but was unable to pay ana
was put in storage. The man he as
saulted disappeared during the excite
ment Of Gillcro's arrest.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-11
Realty Deeds Filed.

Jules Louis Sivct and Matilda Dclcan
to Charles A. SeabriEht. Land in LanS-
ing. Consideration 81.
NJ. 3. Gribhlc 10 John I.agomarcu.n.
Land in Bcllairc. Consideration $40.
Jennie L.. Hammond tn Ferdinand IL.
KratZ. Land in Shadysidc. Considcra-
ton $1,000.
Benjamin F. Cunningham to Charles
s. WorlS Land in bridgeport Con-
sideration $1,000.
Ferdinand II. Kraft to Jennie L.
Hammond. Land in Meade TIP. Con-
Sidcration $4,000.
Robert Wrixon and Emma Wrixon To
Alfred Paul ct al. Land in Artnaville.
Consideration $1,000.
= Lubcn r. Harris ct al TO lanes NJ.
Moore. Land in Wayne TIP. Considcra-
ton 81
Silas II. Hartley and Elizabeth j.
Hartley to DaItd l.. Phillips @, al.
Land in Warren Tn Consideration
500.
John RorSik and wife To Matt Ror-
six. Land in Flushing Tp.. Cnnsidcra-
ton 5000.
L. NJ. Patterson and Louisa r. Pat
terson to Almcda Null. Land in Barnes
willie. Consideration 81.
George o. Robinson 81 al. - Floyd
Williams. Land in Bcllair". Con
sidorltinn $1,000.
John RuriSh and Josephine Rurish
to Ralph nudi$h Land in Bcllairc.
Consideration SO.
The st. Clair Auto 90. 10 Tho Trus-
toes nf the A. NJ. +. Church of ST.
ClairSvjll". Lot IN ST. rlairsYillc. Con
Sldcration 81.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-11
SOUTH AMERICA OFFERS Us MANY
OPPORTUNITIES SAYS |NHEEuNG|TE

Of appointment filed, approved and or
dcrrd recorded.
In re estate Of John Ellis Clark. decd.
Proof of publication of notice of ap.-
puintmcnt filed. approved and ordered
recorded.
In re estate of James Jones, dec q.
Proof of publication of notice Of ap--
poin,mcnt filed, approved and ordered
recorded.
In re estate Of Peter ONeil. decd.
Proof OF publication of notice of APP
pointmcnt filed. approved and ordered
recorded.
In re- estate of John Nogy. dec d..
Will and application to admit to pro
bate filed. Set for hearing Feb. IA.
1919. ut 10 \. NJ. Notice ordered and
issued.
Application OF Barbara husky for
Mothers pension.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-11
Boy Scout Election
Is Again Postponed

Last evening The local council of the
hoy Scouts held meeting in their quar-
irrS at tho Market auditorium. The cleo
ton OF officers was postponed until the
next meeting. the date will be set later
The council acted upon the report Of the
scout executive. and devised ways and
means for much greater progress of the
Boy Scouts.
The buglc and drum corps of the Boy
Scouts held special exercise last cye-
ming in the Chamber of Commerce as
scnbly room. for toniGhts entertainment.
bly, WAR SAVINGS STAMPS