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Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-09-02
RADIO PAcIA JAU
ZENOTA.
Wheeling, w. Va. Tulas

Alex Compton eidamas kariu-
menen paliko grazia paciute.
Neilgai trukus atejo telegra-
mas jog Alex tapo uzmustas
francuzijos laukuose. Paciu
tie ilgai nelaukiant apsivede ST:
kaimynu..
Dabar Alex sugrizzes RADIO
savo pacia jau zenota If res
kalauja persiskirimo, kas jar.
ii, bus suteikta. Gi jo paciute
lures dar syki init sliub,s, mes
imtasis Sliubas esant vyrui
dar gyvam, nera teisotas.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-09-02
AUKOS KRAUJU PRI-
SIEKE ATKERSYTI
UZMUSEJUI.
Chicago, ILL.,, rugs l d.

Chicago, ILL.,, rugs l d.
Siqdien tulas italas uzmuse XII
t2 itaala buk uz skola
vlenok policija mano, kad tai
IA sarysyje .juodrankiu d all.
gijos. Policijai vos pasiseke
apginti zmogzudi nuo minios
teisnno.
Tuo laiku pribuve vieta uz
musystes du uzlnustojo pus-
broliai, pavilge pirstus krauja
klane, iSkilmingai prisieke at
kerSyti uzmuSejui.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-09-02
BOLSEVIKAI APLEIDO
BOBRUISKA.

Londonas, rugp. 81 d.
Maskvoje bolseviku prane-
sama, kad bolseviku spekos
apleido miesta Bobruiskr j
pietrycius nuo Minsko, bet
turf laimejimu pietiniame
fronte.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-09-02
FLlETUVlAI-LATVIAI SU-
MUSE BOLsEVIKUS TIES
ZARASAIS.

Kopenhagenas, rugs. 1 d.
Latviu spaudos biuras islei-
!, do pranesama, kad ties Ia
rasais jungtine lietuviu-lat-
viz kariumen6 sumuse boil
sevikus paimdami .nemazai
nelaisvip taipgi If kanuoliQ.
Jungtin6 lietuviu-latviQ ka-
rlumene Wis eina pirmyn ir
apielink6 yra nuvalyta nuo
bolseviku.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-09-02
RIAUsESE NUOSTOLIU
PUSE MILIJINO.

Chicago, III, rugs. l d.
aaiskejo, jog lake rasiniu
riausiu tapo padaryta nuo-
stoliu ant puses milijono.
Visi nukentejusie kreipsis
prie miesto reikalaudami at
moketi jiems nuostolius,
mes riausiu kalte meta ant
miesto, kurio, girdi, memo
kejes suvaldyti miniu.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-09-02
HIPPODROMO AKTO-
RAJ LAyMEJO STREIKA

New York, rugp. 81 d. =
Didziausio pasaulyje teatro
Hippodrome aktoriai nene-
Mai issejo ant streiko. Po ne
ilgam streikui teatro vede-
'jai pripazino aktoriu If gle
.doriu draugystes unijos vie
ton.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-09-02
BELGIJA ARTI REVO-
LIUCIJOS.

Haaga, rugs. | d. Spe-
cialis Chicago Daily News
korespondentas pranesa,
kad Belgijoje verda prizes
revoliucijinis judejimas.
Valdzia stengiasi ta judeji-
ma uzbovyti ivairiomis iskil
memis delei laimejimo ka-
res ir padarymo taikos.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-09-02
GINKLAl SUKRAUTI
JUODUKU DAzNYSIOJ.

Eastman, Ga. urgp. 20 d.
Pereitoj savaitej sudege
Laurence payiete juoduku
baznycia. Dahar pasirodo,
kad minetoj baznycioj bu-
,vo sukrauta daug ginklu ir
amunicijos. tionyksciai gy-
ventojai pasakoja, kad juo-
dukai rengesi prie sukilimo.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-09-02
VOKIECIAI UzPULS BOL
SEVIKUS is LIETUVOS.

Paryzius, rugp. 2S d. pa
veluota). Pribuves cia in
zinierius M. Stebeiko, virsi-
ninkas gelzkeilu sistemos
Lietuvoje, praneSa, kad Lie
tuvoje yra 100000 vokieeiu,
gerai apginkluotu. kurie sa-
ko eisia pagelbon admirolui
Kolcakui Vokieciai, sulyg
inzinieriaus Stebeiko, liuo-
sal kalba, tarp vokiecig Kol-
scako ir japonu yra tam TIKI
@s susitarimas.
Stems vokieciu kariume-
mes puikams jau kelis sy-
kius buvo narsalo Focho
isakyta pasitraukti is Lie
tuvos, bet jie nepilde to
isakymo, ir dabar pasiva-
dine save kolcakiniais vi
sal nemano trauktis is Lie
tuvos. Jie tvirtina, kad ju
tikslu yra tuoiau NESTS ant
bolseviku If persimusus per
ju eiles susijungti su admi-
rolo Kolcako spekomis.
Inzinlerius Stebeiko pra-
mesa, kad vokieciai dalinai
jau buvo apleide Lietuva,
bet nuo l dienos rugpjucio
apsistojo irr pradejo daryti
apkasus apielinkeje siauliQ,
kur yra juju If vyriausioji
stovykla. Ju uzemimo linija
eina nuo Vilkaviskio : ikiA
upes Dubisos toliau Xxi Rad
viliskio ir Joniskio.
ST vokieciu kariumene SUI
sideda is $4,000 vokieciu il
5000 rusu, kulie devi vo-
ki5ka uniforma. Vadu sios
armijos oficialiai skaitosi
buvusis Rusijos generolas
ABergmann, bet tikruoju va
du yra vokiSkas generoiaS
Goltz.
Vokieciai, kad issisuku;
nuo marsalo Focho paliepi
mu vadina save admirolt
Kolcako liuosnoriais, il to
del skaito save galeje Diary
ii tai kas jiems patinka.
IS Vokietijos prisiancia
ma Wis daugiau buyusiu Ru
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-09-02
OzYS SUEDE BIZNI.

Tular, Cal, rugp. % d.
American Express kompa-
panijos vietos ofisas visai
paliove veikes tulam laikui,
mes ozys Billy" kuris bu-
vo mylimas ofiso darbinin-
ky, dasigaves suede rekor-
dQ knygas If nera galima
vesti reikalus kol nesusi-
tvarkys rastine is naujo.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-09-02
CECHAI RENGIASI KA-
Rem Prizes LENKUS.
L Londonas, rugs. | q.

Londonas, rugs. 1 q. =
Ateina ziniQ, kad Cecho-
Slovakai serioziai rengiasi
karen pries lenkus, mat jie
esq nepatenkinti taikos kon
ferencijos nuosprendqiu pri-
skirt turtinga anglimis pro
vincija prie Lenkijos. Delei
sios provincijojs il pirmiau
kildave tarp lenku If cechu
kivirciu.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-09-02
VOKlETIJA TAIKOSI
PRIZE RUSIJOS.
Berlynas, rugs. /

berlynas, rugs. l d
Vokietijoje Wis daugiau cir
disi balsu, kad Vokietija tu-
ri detis su Russia, kuri, gir-
di, irgi yra panasiai nuken-
tejbsi ksip ir Vokietija, t. y.
neteks zemiQ. Bet vokieciai
tvirtina, kad jie nori detis
tik su ne bolsevikiska Ru-
sija.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-09-02
PERSHINGAS SUGRIzTA
AMERIK.ON.
Brest, Francuzija, rugs.

IUSOj
l d. - Siadien 3 valanda
po piet isvaziavo j Suvieny-
tas Valstijas gen. John j.
Pershing. 10 islydeti atyyko
marsalas Foch, kuris uzreis-
ke, kad Suvienytu Valstiju
mirusieji kareiviai risa abb
sail draugiskumo rysiais.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-09-02
ISKRIKDE VENCRIJOS
KOMUNISTISKA PULKA.
Vienna, rugs. / d,

VIENNA, rugs. l d. =
Vengrijoje buvo suorganizuo-
tas specials komunistu pulkas.
kuriame buVo surinkti pats
smarkiejie komunistai. Sis pul
kas savu laiku, t. y. viespatau-
Jant Vengrijoje korunistams.
buvo tikru valdavu Budapes-
to- Dabar sis puiikas tapo is
krikdytaS If isskirstytas j kitus
pulkus.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-09-02
RAJINES RIAUSES
KNOXVILLE.
Knoxville, Ta=as, rugp. 81

Knoxville, Ta.:as, rugp. 81
d. = Pereita nakti baltvei-
dziu minia uzpuole vietos
kalejima, kad atemus juo-
duka, kuris yra kaltinamas
uzmusilne baltveides mote
ries. Policijai vos pasiseke
apginti kalejima. Riausese
uzmustu yra du ir suzeistu
IA, bet ju skaicius Wis didi-
nasi. UzElusti ir suzeisti yra
daugiausiai miliciantu.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-09-02
w 2 MENESIU AMERI-
KONAI APLEIS EUROPA
New York, rugs. l d. -

Sugrlzes Amerikon generolas.
Majoras Hemlick, kuris yra
direktoriumi tvarkymui perve:
limo Suvienytu Valstiju karei
viz is Bresto, praneSe, kad 10
nuomolle apie | diena lapkri-
clio visi Suvienytu Valstiju ka-
revival spes sugrizti namo.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-09-02
FRANCUZES NESINASI
NUO YANKIU.
Paryzius, SesiosdeSimtis

dvi francuzes, kurios vede
'amerikonus aficierius bel ka-
reivius, jau spejo nuvykti
Amerikon, persiskirti su Wy
rails il sugrizti atgal Francu'
zijon.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-09-02
w VlENA FRANCUZA
100000.

Paryzius, rugs. l d. =
Vokietija uzmokes Francu-
zijai uz viena francuza ka-
reivi, kuri minia uzmuse ant
skvero Berlyne, net 5000,
900. F'rancuzijos valdzia ma
nanti pavesti tuos pinigus
tarptautiskam Raudonam
Krysiui.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-09-02
100000 TALL
JOS KAREIVIU.
Rynas, rugs. l

Rymas, rugs. | d. =
Itatijos karalius Viktoras
Enanuelius siadien suteike pill
ma amnistija $4,000 italijos
kareivip, kurie lake kares bu-
40 nrteisti. kaliejinnan w ivai-
rius prasizengimus.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-09-02
VOKIECIAI NORI
MONARCHIJOS.

Amsterdam, rugs. l d. :
Pereitoj nedelioj Berlyne
buvo susirinkimas pan-vo-
kiskos lygos, kur isreiksta,
idant Vokietijol. butu vel
grazinama monarchija.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-09-02
PREZIDENTAS NEDUO-
DA SENATORIAMS SU-
TARTIES SU AUSTRIA
IR KITAIS.

Washington, D. c. rugs.
l d. = Prezidentas Wilso-
mas atsisake isduoti Senate
komisijai uzrubeziniu reika
lu sutarties projekta su Au-
.strija, Vengija, Bulgaria
ir Turkija.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-09-02
KARES SLOWS.
MUNICHE.

Kopenhagenas, rugs. l d.
Berlyno laikrasciai pranesa,
kad Muniche, Bavarijos SOS
tineje ivesta kares stovls.
Gatves apstatytos kulkas-
vaidz.ais.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-09-02
STREIKIEnI.AI KELIAUS
125 MYLIAS.
Belleville, ILL.,, rugs. | d.

$50 streikuojanciu angliakasiu
siadien neSini didele Suvieny,
tu Valstiju veliava keliaus pc
pietine dali Illinois valastijos
viso apie Us nlylias, kad su-
radius daugiau pasekeju il is
Saukus streika kitose kasyklo-
Sc,
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-09-02
KOLCAkAS APLEIDZIA
OMSKA.

Londonas, rugs. l d.
Cia gauta bolsevikiskas pra-
nesimas, kuriame sakoma,
jog admirolo Kolcako val
dzia jau apleidzia Omska ir
kraustosi j Nikolajeva.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-09-02
MEKSIKONAI UzMUSE
AMERIKONA.
Ell Paso. Taxas. l1lgs / {

El Paso, Taxas, rugs. l d.
siadien cia atejo zir.ia, kad
meksikonai uzmuSe tula Adam
Schaeter, kuris yra ar Suvie-
nytu Valstiju ar Anglijos pi-
lietis. Jis savystoviai vede ka4
sykla Zacatecasa distrikte. 10
motina If sesuo gyvena Pitt
sburge, Pa.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-09-02
MUsIAI KRONsTADE.
Kopenhagenas, rugp. 8

IU5P'
d. - Talkininku lakunai,
kurie lakste virs Kronstado
pranesa, kad ten matesi mu
siai tvirtoves gatveve ir taip
gi matesi ant gatviu lavonai
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-09-02
PARTUGALIJA ATNAU-
JINA VAISBA SU
VOKIETIJA.
Portugalija,

Lisbonas, Portugalija,
rugs. 1 d. = Sulyg Lisbo-
no laikrasciu Portugalija
tuoj atsidarysianti vaisbi-
MUS susinesimus SUI Vokie-
tia. Ia bus pirma valstybe
is kariavusiu, kuri uzmegs
SUI Vokietija naujus vaisbos
santikius. So
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-09-02
ORAS
Chicagoie ir apielinkeie

Siadien debesiuota; kick Sill
tesnls oras; / vakara oras grei
ciau nepastovus; vidutiniai:
daugiau pietu, vejai.
Sauletekis, 6:17.
Sauleleidis, 7:22.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-08-29

few days in the interest Of the prohioi-
ton question.
Miss Catherine Ncsbltt Of Wells
willie, Ohio. is in the city for few
days the guest OF relatives.
James H. I.ayfic!d OF Marshall coun-
". was caller in the city yesterday.
Warren Church. Of the st. Louis Life
Insurance Company. was business
call,r here yesterday.
Emmett Taylor. Of The South Side.
returned 10 Warren. Ohio yesterday
a.t"r a brief visit here.
Mrs. \. Diamond and child. OF Wash
ingtDu. Pa. are The guests Of the for
m"r'S sister. Mrs. S. Ochsenbine, on tho
Island.
prof. L. r. Walton and family Of
Gambler Ohio. returned to their homo
yesterday after visit with Miss Cor
rim" Graham. at Brooksid". Ohio.
T. e. IIcial"in. Of bridgeport, enter
,aincd the lady clerks Of the court
house with Il o'clock chicken and
wafG" dinner yesterday at the Hcinlein
farm. IN Ohio.
Mrs. W. e Kirkpatrick. Of Cleveland.
Ohio. who has be- visiting her sister,
Mis-; Grace NiCuil. OF the Island. re-
turned To her home in Cleveland ycster-
day. .'' 80 ~
Miss Katherine Neck has returned to
h"r home in Fast Liverpool, after n
visit with Mrs. George Hannah. OF
Brunksid".
Mrs Robert Sheppard. who has re-
covered from n serious operation at the
Ohio Valley General hospital, has re-
turned To her home.
Miss Julia Wilson has returned from
New York. whore she has been spend
ing the summer Nth her sister Miss
Mary Wilson.
Miss Clara Darby. OF the Cut Rate
store, has returned from Atlantic City.
Mrs. T. G. Burke left yesterday for i
visit to h"r son. Arthur Burke. Of Co.
lumbus. Ohio.
Mrs. $. 4. Taggarr, OF Santa barbara.
Cal. with her little daughter. are the
guests Of her parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Stanton.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. e. Dunn. OF Pitts
burEh. formerly Of Wheeling, stopped
off here last week TO visit friends on
their way TO Belmont. Ohio, whore they
arc the guests Of Mr.. Dunn's parents.
Miss Mary Eardy has returned from
several weeks visit with relatives in
Cleveland. and Columbus. Ohio.
Mrs. Emma Bcutcr and her son and
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-08-29
TRY TO END STRIKE

CHARLESTON. W. Va. AnE. IS
Fourteen committees are now in Charles
ton from the Chaltaroy section OF III"
coal fields on the Norfolk X Western
railway. in an Effort to bring about L
settlement of tn" strike in that section.
{. J.. k""n"y. president of district J. of
tn" United Min" Workers of America.
stated today. president K,"ncy states
thar 4 policy If reconciliation i being
worked cat between III" miners and
OPP r:t"rS. Tn" miners az" striking. 'hr
states, h'cHu%r they want 10 l." paid by
tic ton INSTEAD Of carloads. y number
Uf CLASHES hlv" occurred between the
striking mIr"r; and m,n" guards. he
says. mai TIA" strike is spreading IN the
Logan and Mcdowell fields
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-08-29

this soCialistic talk of nati"naliZing
property and CulnmuniZinE II Is but
thrcShIng over old straw. 1t has been
trI,d out tim" after time in the last
moo years and in II hundred different
p!p""a. 1t has always been failure
ami always viii b" until all Tncn arc
equally strong. physically: equally hon
est. morally and equally sane intell"c-
tually.
"Now | am not attacking III" labor
ini; man, organized or unUrganlzad. TINS
country rests upon the work We all do
and II w:tH not so long ago that l was
carrying Il dinner pail. non" To-" full.
for a dollar day. l am appealing 10
them Tor = liltl" patience. l am appeal
iu- Ia H., III not to he miSlcd by ambi-
tiutiS aEIlaiCrS who want to imltat"
Truezky and l."nIn'-- become hutocrats
of an empire over night.
Prices and Production.
Il want also to impri%S upon them
that prices Cnnnrt hr lowered by stop
Iriu; work and l"S$cninE production. AS
any commodity grows Scarccr IT imnc-
N Price Every strike that stops "A mill
or mine and lessons tho Production or
any necessity means To incrc;tS" m"
price " all nccr Ssitics 10 some extent.
however small.
In conclusion Governor Cornwcll re-
marked:
"Eccausc thcs" things (wrongs com
pen occasionally. just as murder Is
committed here and there every day. are
we going To tear down our government.
scrap the machine which has been con-
Slructcd through generations of Sacri-
iircS. for some new theory "f Commu-
niStic control that put III" factory
workers 0f Russia on top and plunged
one hundred and eighty millions Of pco-
pie INTO barhariSm?
1--WE Will have none Of il here in West
virginia, nor will We bear too long
with men who are waxing fat from
making threats of it, | summon to my
aid in rolling back this alien philosophy
soldiers of the American Legion. who
sacrificed that American ideals might
live | summon the school teachers
who know the history OF their country
as well az of the empires and republics
that have persisted in tn" past. 1 sum
inru Ia" farmers. who HAY" patiently
struggled thr"ugh adversely and who
HAY" ~ last seen 4 better and 4 bright
cr day.
~And last. 'Lu, not least. summon
the Wage workers who love This land
win. r. incir fathers died: who own their
homes aEd posses their OWN ilrUSsds u.
ur VIII" hurc To do So. and who are not
Mliliu.; To- ""mTluniZc their it'll" hcrit-
az. ana VII" do not a"k others To mort
rlA" themselves to give them Il rail-
load or an INDUSTRY.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-08-29

Miss Rita Mccullagh of Moundsville and
Mr.. Phalin Knapp. also Of MoundsVille.
The wedding took place Wednesday att
crnoon at 1880 o'clock ut the parsonage
OF the First NJ. +. church Of Wcllsburg,
with Rev Barcus. pastor of the church.
officiating.
Mrs. Knapp is one Of the prominent
young ladies' Of Moundsvillc. and has
many friends-who will hasten to shower
her with best wishes Mr.. Knapp is a
brother of the assistant postmaster and
holds q position rs salesman for the Na-
tinnal Biscuit company. Following 4
brief Honeymoon trip through the cast
crn states the happy couple will take up
their residence in newly furnished
home in MOundsvillc.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-08-29
PLEA FOR ANERICANISM
CONTINUED Prom Page One.)

retail prices OF every food commodity
from every Wholesale and retail stur"
in every city and inCOruurat'I town in
the state. getting il thrUu%h tn" assist
ance Of the mayors If tho Municipa!l-
ties and their pole" force" just as
got list Of the professional luafcrs at
the beginning Of the war. Tn" prbiic
will have the facts in very short TIM"
have agreed To place my data IN tn"
hands OF the federal authorities wh"r-
ever there is cvidrnC" Of w-ronGJc,ng
Anything that can b. done by the state
TO correct Existing evils Will be done
no matter where it strikes
This is an era Of AEh prices. ard
for the present we absolutely cannot
got away from them. 1t Is Il serious
question whether the people want TO
get away from them.
1.-THE important question to consider
at all times Is: Are wages and prices
on Il parity? Arc all commodities and
n"ccsSaries Of life on a parity? Or. Is
somebody or some company Keeping
wages below par or forming COmbina-
tions or conspiraCics to put prices of
certain commodities above par"
III any such thing exists 1t can be
corrected through governmental aE"n-
cics and is n legitimate subject Of M
vcStigation and cf laws and proSccu-
tons for the violation Of them"
After drawing picturo Of tho cha
otto conditions as they exist IN Russia
shcviki. Governor Cornwcll comtlnucdr
Conditions in Russia"
THAT is RuSsia which som" gentle
men are holding UP 10 Us III this c"uu-
New Freedom" What l thin: cf tn"
men who are talking Eu"stami%mi here
in this country and who arc urIinr us
To initiate the System. | think IN" most
OF you already understand. ! th,nl;
about what every other r"d-hlo"d'd
Amorican is thinking. what w." "ro
thinking. I further think IN" tim" il
right here Mt hand when SOM Of tbs"
Russian advocates must either bee shut
up or sent out Of the country. Let
thcm 70 to Russia.
The tendency today of som" lah"r
organizers and officers IS /" rr"trh
hatred and bitterness and lunncu.atc
their followers with tn" idea th"' TIL
the wages. They ar" b"iu., openly todd
that they arr entitled To- TIN fact"rir:i
they work in. That the Imim"v h,iunG
to them. for they have created ia"
wealth that bought them.
These agitatorS miss essential facts
or conceal them. They q" not tell the
people they seek To ntSlr1d that th.'
capital invested in tn" coal mIn' and
mulatcd SAVINGS Of men who t"lI'd md
saved and ecUnumIZ"d. they So not un-
drrstand that even III" r'.!tr, -. Wnn'I
they arc asking us 10 buy i !iN" /"
which they propos" tu 'i,h' tna r"crmI
owners. after You and | Hnd all m"
other people hHy" mOrtc''j:cd ourselves
some twenty billions ~ dollars t" buy
them. ar" in fact uwmrI t'T millions If
people. many of whom ar women.
81 am MT arj;GinE that Ih'ms,. nr''
perfect in this c"'!niry. | hrN" b. II
Il kicker all my IF" on established COT
ditionS. 1 hay" always n",n for r""-
grcSS and Improvement. d" not want
20 cor . 81
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JOHNSON A CANDIDATE

CHARLESTON. W. Va. Aug. 2S.-
State Treasurer W. s. Johnson stated to-
day that he would again become
candidate for tho office Of state treas
urcrc in the 1920 election. In making
this statement Mr.. Johnson added that
he would not become candidate Tor
governor unless sentiment grows very
strong in his behalf.
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TOLEDO GRAIN.

TOLEDO. Aug. 2H.-ClnvcrS""d primN
cash $@?.50: October $3.50, December
So ~: March $500.
Alsik". primo cash &24.65; October
$24@u: December $500; March sec so
Timothy. prime cash. old $5.%I Z: new
s537i~: Scrtrmhor s5.75: October SOS /;
December $J.75; March Sj.ST1a.
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Noted Vocalist Honorcd.

Mr.. edward Yahn. noted barton or
New York City..whn is spending the
summer months in this city. was COM
plimcntcd with charming party on
"Wednesday evening. given by Mr.. and
Mrs. Carl Lash. Of Elm street. Mar
ans Ferry. The guests enjoyed de-
lghtful informal evening of social di-
versions and Mt a late hour dainty re-
frcshmcnts were served. The guests
included:
MCSSrS.--.
Edward Yahn Louis Lipphardt
Harriso: cuff
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About People
Movements Of Individuals to and
From the cry.
Ar THE HOTELS.

M>Lars-I. E. Wilhelm cameron: !.
O. Bolton BuchhannOu: g. y. p-oner-
Ing, Huntington. Il. n. Recrr". NuntinG-
tn: T. IS Martin. EuckhIuaOn: J. /.
i'ricd,.tn. rarkrrsburG. l.. ]. Sloan.
Sistcrsrillr: H. l.. CASTOR. BGCkhanHon;
Max Eerr!. tla-kshurG: Earl Pepper.
NorEantown: X G. Tayl"r. ClarksburS.
Windsor VI. Kiag. rarHHrsburG.
O. l.. Nclsoa. Huntington. Lawrence
Fitzgerald. Huntington.
Rogers-Gcc. W. Smith. Parkcrsburg.
Mrs Raymond l.. Scabright and
daughter Jane, who have been visiting
friends aad relatives ~ New York city
and vicinity fer the past month. will ar
rive home the FIRST Of next week.
Harry Reynolds. OF the Pittsburgh
Hardware Company. who has been Wis
iting la this city for the past ten days.
left last evening for his home.
Donald Hess OF III" Island. loft on the
midnight tram for lark" rsburG. whcr"
ne will spend few days looking after
business matters Of interest.
Deputy Stat" Prohibition Commits
sioner Thomas Arlington! has returned
from Logan COUNT. whore he spent Il
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Mrs. Lavinia liabcrticld. OF wheel
ing and Mrs Elizabeth Hart. or Nc
Mcchcn. both past grand officers OF the
Pythian Sisters Of West Virginia VINO
are attending the annual meeting or
the grand lodge. in session at parkcrs-
burg, wcr" among those attending the
brilliant dinner party which was given
Tuesday at tho home Of Mrs. Charles
Mckim, on Spring street. Iarkcrspurg.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Rowe motorcd OVER
to Harpers Ferry. leaving yesterday.
Mrs Beuter will make her huIa" there"
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Kctchuth. Of
Tulsa. Okla. and Miss Virginia Mckee
left Tuesday night for Atlantic City.
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For MISS Norton

Tho second in a s"r.r, uf delightful
informal affairs arranged III h"h"r -
Miss Helen V. Norton. who's" mhrF!aE"
io Mr. Merle u. Nllir" Will DE- So''i''n
"cd in IN" carly autumn. VIII DC gwen
This afternoon 10y Miss Helen GauS ~
rrr home ON the Island. TIL" party Will
h., i'm rho na,urr uf 4 miscellaneous
shower and knitting and n%"dl"wOrk Will
no the diversions Of IN" quests. TIL,
hours Will he from = until = o'clock and
=, Tho latter hour a dainty luncheon will
be- served.
The guests Will include:
Misses
II,.lcn Norton Catherine barnard
E,,hcr;pc kIcu Elizabeth liurtlattS
I,Isic carrie Margaret Darrah
Helen GauS
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Kitchen Shower,

Misses Katherine and Elizabeth Klein
will entertain tomorrow afternoon NJ
their beautiful homo. sunny Knoll. near
Glcnwood, complimCntinG Miss Helen
Norton. whose engagement to Mr.. VI. Il.
Y lie has recently been announced The
affair will be- a kitchen shower and sew
cral novel features will give an added
zCst to the occasion. The most intimate
friends Of Miss Norton will participate
N thc pleasures Of this delightful after
noon party as follows:
Misses
Katherine BARNARD Helen Norton
Helen t;auS Elizabeth Burdatts
Elise earle Elizabeth Klein
N3rrnr.t narrlh Katherine Klein
Rose -Arh"nZ
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UNCLE BmLY's OUTING on TN
SATURDAY, MOONLIGHT 1xCu8-
SION, LET'S 60! LEAVES NA1x1AO
FERRY 1880 p. II; WKEEI1N0 600;
BELI.ArRE $50. A GOOD 2uU ron
ALL. SEE "UNCLE BILLY" n BLACK
FACE. TICKETS 900, rHcLuDIN9
War TAX. aug. 27j