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El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-09-20
Ply9D dc Constitution ! EtdhtU Dc IA Association
POItuTquGia de PIStanw ' Constructions

! Sc de satisfacer sus pagos men
suales, de acuerdo con su con-
trato con la asociacion durante
tres meses consecutivos, sera
considerable como caducado, y
asi sera dado de baja, y tendra
derecho a restitufrsele solamen-
tie ell setenticinco por ciento de
Ilo que haya pagado. Podra ser
dado de alta nuevamente o reha-
bilitado dentro de seis meses a
partir de la fecha en- que fue da-
do de baja, siempre que pague
todos los retrasos. Despues de
|seis meses podra ser admitido
|solamente como un nuevo MEM
bro, y sin ning1n derecho a re-
integro, por parte de la Asocia-
cion, de derechos perdidos. Il
Sec. IA. I'm miembro podra
retirarse de la asociacion debien-
do aetificar su intenci6n por es-
critic a la Junta de Directories
treinta dfas antes y tendra dere-
cho a reintegro del noventa por
ciento de 10 que haya ingresado
los fondos generates.
(COnt;nuuTI),
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-09-20
(Continuacion.)

II \SOIlIlIludClOIl.)
Sec. A. Ell orden de los asun-
tos para tratar en- las juntas
anuales sera como sigue:
(a) Pase de lista para deter
minar el quorum.
(b) Lectura y aprobacion de
las minutas de las reuniones an
teriores no leidas y aprobadas
hasta la fecha.
(c) Informe del Secretario.
(d) Informe del Tesorero.
(e) Informes de los Comites.
(f) Asuntos no terminates O
pendientes.
(g) Nuevos asuntos.
(h) Election de los oficiales de
la asociaci6n para ell siguiente
aflo, uno a uno, segun 10 pro-
visto por los estatutos de la Aso-
ciaci6n.
() Asuntos diversos.
Cd Observaciones.
(k) Clausura.
Sec. 5. La nomination y cleo
cion de ofciales provisto en- ell in
ciso (h) de la seccion 4, que pre-
cede, seran hechas del modo ST.
guiente:
Los votos para la nomination
de los candidates para presiden-
tie seran emitidos secretamente
por los socios individuales, que
concurran; los nombres de los
nominados, propiamente anun-
ciados por los pregoneros desig-
nados de antemano por ell Official
Ipresidente, seran escritos en- or
den de n1mero de votos emitiA
dos para cada uno, colocandose
en- primer termino a la cabeza
de la lista, ell que reciba ell ma
yor n1mero de votos: los prime
ros nombres de dicha lista que
en- conjunto tengan mayor1a de
todos los votos emitidos seran
declarados candidates para pre-
sidente. Si dos o mas nombres
reciben igual n1mero de votos,
aunque los votos recibidos por
uno de ellos sea suficiente para
constituir mayoria de los votos
totales, los nombres de ellos tam
bien seran incluidos como can
didatos. Entonces todos los no.
minados seran proclamados can
didatos para presidente, y seran
votados de acuerdo con las accio-
mes satisfechas; y ell candidate
que reciba ell mayor n1mero de
votos asf emitidos sera declara-
do electo. En- case de empate
para ell mayor numero de votos,
entire dos o mas candidates, es-
tos seran sometidos otra vez a
votacion hasta que uno triunfe,
eliminandose los otros. Ell res
to de los ofciales sera electo de
la misma manera. En- la prime
ra junta de organization la cleo
ci0n de los ofciales podra ser he
tcha por aclamacion poniendose
de pie los concurrentes que ha-
yam firmado ell registro con la
intencion de hacerse miembros
de la Association.
Sec. 6. Ell orden de los asun-
tos para las reuniones sennianua-
les sera ell mismo que para las
anuales, con la exception que no
habra election de ofciales, a me-
nos que sea para cubrir vacan-
tes.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-11-24
!; THE THEATRES
LIDLIFTERS AT
AT THE COURT TODAY

Still consistently maintaining the fast
pace and high standard OF ouriesaue
Entertainment 1t set in previous seasons
Lew TnIbit's famous Lid Lifters re-
turns to tho Court for its annual en-
gagcment today.
This season the Lid Lifters boasts
2 bigger, and more pretentious proauc.
lion and the cast further enhanced py
the presence of corps or cieyeE.anu
talented comedians. singers ana aahcttITs.
Harry Lang. burlesque's 1aHorne ,he
brew character comedian. Is again at ING
nelm of the funmaking. IN suppoIl VI
MIR Lang are Chas. Cole. James Cara
cher Ted Robertson. Edna Raymoho,
Violet Penney. Camille Polaire and me
able electrical devices ever presented up
on any stage is displayed during me
finale of the first act: The nov rsaiyistis
life size reproduction Of the flight OF
he NC-4 making it's historic trip over
tho Atlantic Many other surprises are
promised during the action OF the pay,
both in the gigantic and beautiful stage
scenes and the wopdfrful costumes worn
by the myriad q pretty girls in me
ensemble numbers. Ladies &c coupon
matinee,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-11-24
LOMBARD, LTD"
Oliver Morosco VIII Present lombard
Ltd" At The Court Three Days
Starting Thursday, Nov. ~

This play In which oliver Morosco IS
stirring Leo Carrillo had demonstrated
the fact which has been acclaimed for
more than two years in New York and
elsewhere that il will continue 10 he
among the six theatrical best sellers"
for some time to come.
"I,ombardi, Ltd" has to do with the
troubles. financial and domestic. Of Tito
I.ombardi. fashionable New York
drcssmalicr. who, while a genius In the
art Of creating wonderful gowns for
Americas smart set is somewhat or an
an amateur in the art of making love.
while he possesses absolutely no bust
ness ability. which leads him. 10 the
brink of financial ruin. lombard Is
saved only through the timely efforts OF
one Of his manncquins. Daisy Mahoney.
In the role of Tito lombard, Leo
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-11-24
ARE YOU FIT TO MARRY?

DR.. Haiseldens sensational sex PROB o..
lem play, ARE YOU FIT TO MARR1!
dealing with the famous B"llinger baoS
case, viii be shown at the Court Tues~
day and Wednesday,.
The film is one that will appeal 70
Thinking people who recognize the wis.
dom of its propaganda. for stringsnt
cugenic marriage laws to prevent the
transmission of hereditary diseases.
The big underlying thought Of this
picture was prompted by an accidental
insight, into the conditions OF manEind
that have always been kept as dark
secret. Not only does 1t affect our own WI
lives, but also governs the destiny OF
our children.
The story was written Wy the well
known Jack Lnit and woven around the
refusal Of DR.. Harry J. Haiselden to
operate to save the lives of defective
and hopelcssly dcformed babies. ,
The performances have been arranged
as follows: lao. 500, 700. and $50.
as follows: Tuesday and Wednesday
matinCes | 80 and 300 o'clock for wom-
en- only: night 700 and $50 for men
only.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-11-24
NAVAL A, VOLS
FIND HARD LIFE
Colored Sailors From Annapolis Ask
Police to Send Them Back.

Failure 10 connect with three squares
per day caused a change Of heart in Il.
J.. Burns aud J. r. Crutchcr. Colorcd
sailors. who walked away from the good
ship "Erina Mercedes" at Annapolis
ihr"" days ago. and AZ Il result they
appeared ~ police headquarters last
night. CAV" themselves up and asked
that they be sent back 10 their govern
mcnt home.
4 wire was sent 10 Capt. Johnson.
commanding tn" l. :. $. "R"ina Nor
CcdrS," anchored ~ Annapolis, and beng
used as Il training station for sailors.
Tho sailors Will be sent hack
Both mon stated they never intended
To desert. They said they left with IN
tcntiun 0f visiting relatives n Mont
Eomcry. Ala. and Kentucky. Not know
ing the way they got lost and got into
this city and having already bucklcd
their bolts for fiv" meals. decided 10 give
up the ghost while they were still listed
"ahS,ut without leave" and not desert
"rS Both men ate heartily when food
was given them.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-11-24
RED CROSS TO OPEN
HEADQUARTERS TODAY
Sale Of Christmas Seals To Be Conduct
ed From Conservative Life
Build1ng-Health
Exhibit Feature.

The Ohio County NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
League will open headquarters for the
sale of Red Cross Christmas seals and
IN" new Health Bonds in the Cnnscrva-
tive Life. building. on Market street. just
above Sixteenth This morning. w. II.
Smith. secretary Of the Ohio county
league. will he in charge Of the head
quarters. with an able corps Of led
Cross wrrk"rsl L. assist him.
\ f"aIur" Of III" headquarters will be
All intrrr sting health exhibit. The cN-
hhit VIII include Il miniature production
"f Il model Industrial plant and a replica
il cardboard ni The Wheeling high
school huildinE. which il will interesting
To- Wh"Clng r.uI,I" to learn, hrS been
pronounced by h,flth experts tho most
hraltMiul S.h"oI building IN !hc United
states for ventilation. sunlight. lighting
md other essentials that make for the
best health of the students.
Thu Red Cross headquarters in the
COn~crNntlV" Lii" building VIII also he
headquarters of Tie Boy Scouts for tho
sale Of Rcd Cross Christmas seals.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-11-24
LABOR LEADERS
ASK DEDS' RELEASE
Reports Received From Atlanta Prison
Allege That HIS Health Is
Very Bad.

Protests against tn" further Confinc-
mcnt Of Eugene V. DChS. three times
Socialist candidate for president Of the
'nitcd States. are being drafted III the
Wheeling district by labor leaders ac-
cording TO reports received ycst"rday.
Mr.. DchS is now confined in the Atlanta
Ga. prison and ii is claimed that his
health is very poor. h" h"ing afflicted
with heart trouble, ii is said.
Dcbs was brought TO this city from
his home in lnliana and for some time
was confined in the Moundsvillc prison.
but WAS later removed To Atlanta. The
miners unions Of Eastern Ohio are also
taking UP the distribution Of petitions
throughout that district in an effort to
tgc aged man out. He was sentenced and
imprisoned for uticranC" in opposition
{" III" prosecution of the war with Ger
many.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-11-24
GREATER WHEELING
MEETINGS ARRANGED
Tonight At the Chemical Engine House
on Eleventh Street In the Second
ward.

ARRANGEMENTS have been made FOR the
holding OF n number of meetings in the
interest Of Greater Wheeling at num-
Der of the fire engine houses. The first
II the number will be that 10 be held
this evening at the fire department head
quarters on Eleventh street. where Il
number of speakers will tell Of the good
things that will be secured when Grcatcr
Wheeling becomes reality.
Tho meetings for Tuesday evening are
as follows: Yigilant Engine House. at
Main and Seventh street; Fort Henry
Engine House, Fast McColloCh street;
Fort kalb.tzer Engine House, at Forty
third street. and Niagara Engine House.
corner Of Eoff and Seventeenth streets.
The names Of the speakers will not be
announced until the meetings.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-11-24
THE SPREADING EVIL

With literally millions Of feet Of alm
turned out each year, II Ii not surprfaing
that many pictures make but little tnn-.
preston on the mind. And II would b.
hard for most Of US to tell the story
of the average feature hlm OF hve reals
q week after we have seen them. NOV
and again q picture Is filmed that u the
exception to this rule. and then We have
the truly great picture.
And in what lies the merit Of the
picture? In these days Of good photo;
graphy, It isn't altogether the nlmine
Of the scenes. In these days OF GOOD
acting before the camera, Il isn't alto.
gether the acting-for some OF the most.
successful pictureplays have been those
where no stars name was displayed.,
What is II, then? Shakespeare gave thYe
answer. He said 1.-The plays the thing
Where there is q good story. there la
good picture. And that Is where the
strength Of THE Spreading. Evil" lies.
Good as the acting is-and It - good:
good as, the photography is-and Il q
Of the bcst-it is the story. after all
that gives It it's great vogue. strong.
vital with heart interest and punch,
The Spreading Evil" comes here After.
it's recent run at the Harris theatre IN
New York City. 1t will be seen: for the
first time in Wheeling at the Garden
theatre, Island. opening with Thanks.
giving matinee and night, and playing
Fri ay night and Saturday matinee and
nigr-
BUY WAR SAVINGS srANPa- !
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-11-24
TRADES ASSEMBLY
PLEDGES SUPPORT
vots. q Contribution Of $500 to Aid
Striking Steel workers.

The regular semi-monthly meeting OF
N. Ohio Valley Trades and Labor
Assembly was held yesterday afternoon
nj the local hall and due to the interest
being taken in che strike situation there
was an unusually large attendance.
The matter Of supporting the steel
strike was one OF the items or interest,"
and a sum of approximately $500 was
secured yesterday, while many local
labor unions went on record as being
pledged to support il both from moral
and also 4 financial standpoint.
The free speech clause also came up
Tor action. The Wheeling kiwanis CLUB.
Tho wheeling lodge Of +. T. Q. Elks and
the American Legion came in for their
share Of criticism for recent activities.
resolutions urging that the free speech
clause be protected were sent TO the
C"nrressmen and senators from this
N 100 Tor salvation Army.
The report Of the Salvation Army
,onnnittee showed that over $3.50 had
bcan subscribed and the workers VII!
continue in their solicitations. The
,eamsters reported that their orGapr-
.ot;on had grown until larger quarters
%ere needed for a meeting place ana
cnnni.tee was named 20 try and lease
,bn second floor Of the Assembly build
Inp for labor Dooles.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-11-24
PARADE TONIGHT
OF The STRIKERS
Arrang ements Completed Last Evening
For Mass Meeting And Parade Of
Steel workers.

The striking steel workers completed
arrangements last evening for a mas
meeting and parade at Benwood and /,
was stated at headquarters that mum
ber Of speakers from the Pittsburgh
district would be in attendance 10 talk
10 the men Louis Leonard. vice prcsi-
dent Of the national body. as we'll as T.
r Brown. Of New York. of the Auer-
can Federation of Labor. and +. J.:
Long. one of the national organizers of
the electrical workers Of Chicago, arc
listed as speakers.
If the weather permits tho meeting
will be held out in the open II was
stated, bu, in the event that IT rains 1t
will be held at one OF the large halls
in thar town
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-11-24
CLEANING STREETS
Urged That Property Owners Clean
Thet< r--ement Before Work
II Completed.

The members OF the street cleaning
department claim that they are hamper
cd in the cleaning of tho streets owing
10 the fact that many leaves are allowed
to pile up on the paNcmcniS and ar" not
taken care of by tn" property owners.
This makes trouble for tn" members 81
the street cleaning department. as they
are compelled to 50 back over tn" same
strip Of street often I" rCclcan it. 1t Is
the desire of the city 10 keep all of the
streets clean and for that reason il Ia
hoped that the property uwmcrs will aid
in every way possible.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-11-24
ROAD OFFICERS TO
ARREST SPEEDERS
Officers Throughout the District Have
Been Asked to Cooperate In
tho Work.

Complaints received by the county Of
fIcials from the rural section OF the
county has caused Sheriff Howard Hast
ings to issue a rigid order to all road Of
ficers to see that the speed law is OBJ
served to the letter and as a result u
general raid Is to be made on specders.
Several new strips Of roadway have
been completed in the county and It
seems, according to the officers. that
many autoists delight in getting rid OF
the curves on the road. The order TO
nab all vinlators will mean that fines
will be imposed in all cases where INC
persons picked up arc convicted Of viola
tons.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-11-24
RED CROSS WORKERS
GO TO CHARLESTON
Tiral Plans To Be Made For Sale Of Red
Cross Christmas Seals.

Dr.. Hlrrictt T. Jones. Of a'e-A1lS left
last night for Charleston, W.. to
cumplci. preparations for ' day
conference Of workers OF tho var
ginia Anti-TuhrrCuloSis Leak which
will h.. held NJ Charleston tor ow TO
complete all plans for the r Cross
Seal Campaign. Dr. Jones is 5 Rotary
OF the state league.
Austin V. Wood. state campaign man
Rgrr for the Red Cross Chris tmas Seal
sales: French V. walton. state campaign
publicity director, and W. II. Smith, sec
/. tary Of IN" OHIO Council Anti-Tubercu-
lns!s League. will leave tonight for
Charleston To attend IN" conference.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-11-24
$3.50 Tor salvation Army.
VESPERS AT Y. W. e. A.

yesper services at the Y. W. c. A
Yesterday were unusually interesting
wing TO the admittance in 10 the Fari-
GUS club departments or many ne"
members. Miss Elsie Quo ana MISS
Tnss F1ading were sponsors for tho
'.Nunv women and as each was accepted
n 10 the club departments. candle
as burned in her honor.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-11-24

Voters CT Wheeling, do not be fooled.
Do you intend to allow coal company,
or 4 number Of coal companies TO dam:
ago your directs to the amount Of
huntlrtds OF thou ands Of dollars, with :.
out paying cent Of city taxes AMI
without cont-i buttpg G dollar Tor the
city improvements which they use, anu
without which they couldn't continue In
SusincNc.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-11-24
FEED 400 FAMILIES
Arrangements Arc Completed For the
Taking Gaze Of That Many Strikers
Families.

Tho commesary operated by the strike
committee or iron and steel workers IN
the basement Of the 81. JOscph's Cathe-
dral on Eoff street. will feed the faml-
lies Of 400 strikers this week. and ar
ranCcmcnts hav" been completed for ear
ing for others who need aid. according 10
Secretary Jack Peters. Of the local or
SANITATION. Mr.. Peters stated that plans
have been completed for taking care of
rs many as 1000 families per week dur
Ing the winter months.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-11-24
DON'T FAIL TO Read

"1eAeetions OF . Grass widow" the
latest action serial stories by Miss Jane
Dixon, to appear Monday, wednesday
ana saturday In The Wheeling Inteli-
R0e~. Order your SnhSoxtvtton today.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-11-24

Carrillo contributed one q the most
that has ever been seen on the native
stage, while he Is ably supported BIZ
Marie Colebrook In the role OF Daisy
Mahoney. Seats now on sale.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1919-10-10

Speaking of this being homeless
country. That tens of thousands of
homes are needed all over the country.
What grand old country we could
have made of it had we first built us
a tasty little "Nest" and then later
bought the car. Instead of mort
gaging the cook stove in the fiat for a
Lizzie, we had secured a little land
somewhere and put up the shack,
what home country this would have
been by now. There are not too
many cars of course, but there are
too few home owners among the car
owners. If all the wealth invested in
cars had first been put into bricks
and mortar we should have then
made of this a substantial country.
In that home owners make for sta
bility of government. But few home
owners throw bricks through street car
windows. Seldom he burns a fac
tory, and seldom he rips up seven
miles of the railroad that is giving
him employment. Generally the
home owner is a peaceful, and law
abiding citizen. Home building
should be encouraged by the govern
ment. Cities would do well to help
the home owner to increase in num-
bers.. The home owner is generally
a substantial citizen and one to
look to for things better in life.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1919-10-10

To simmer it all down, it is the
organizer who gets the real benefits
out of a strike. He comes, puts the
sack open in our hands and we hold
it-empty. He slides along the hines
of least resistance, collects our hard
earned yellow backs, and then when
the collecting gets poor he goes to
other fields with new sack. In plain
understandable English, we are the
suckers. He gets us into trouble
and then lets US get out of it the best
we can. He is generally a smooth
talker, for that is his stock in trade.
And we-when he tells us that we
have a bad taste in our mouths in
the morning, hair pulls, rheumatism
in every joint, we shout-"yes, yes,
that's my symptoms" and we buy
six bottles of his remedy" What
we should do would be to put him un-
der bonds to deliver his goods" or
else tell him to gitt'1f out of here. AS
thinking citizens we should weigh
for ourselves the pros and the cons
in the case and take no cons without
first bond with it. A good, honest,
manly, heart to heart talk with the
mining officials about our grievances
will do more real good than all the
parades ever staged. Think it over.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1919-10-10

A field is open in this part of the
country for inventors along the line
of something that will outwit Bre'er
Wolf. Trappers do not go out and
find these willy brutes lying on their
backs with their feet up in the air
to be tied. Not so. To get one re-
quires all the ingenuity that trap
per can muster. The brutes have
an uncanny gift in the smelling out
of traps, bats, poisons, deadfalls or
whatever that has been set for their
capture. Books could be written by
trappers on the sagacity shown by
these pests. Chemists might find a
drug, gas, or something that when
touched by wolf, his breathing ap-
paratus would be shut off then and
there. Our boys were thus cut of
over there-why not something like
that for over here for Bre'er Wolf?
A discovery of that kind would find
a ready sale here and be a blessing
to this part of the state where we are
now trying to raise sheep.