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rc-cd by the newspaper was presented
to the avLators. Those attending ;he
dinner included Ambassador John
Davis. Colonel Pierce. representing the
American army; Captain Sexton repre-
sentinE tho American navy; winston
Spencer Churchill. secretary for war;
the Earl of Reading. former Ambassador
10 the United states. other members CT
the British cabinet. representatives. Of
the British army. Major General Sykes
and the lord mayors of London and
Manchester.
Harry q. Hawkcr and Lcutcnan:
Gri"ve. who failed in th"ir
at,cmp, at a nonstop flight across the
Atlantic, also were present.
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>SyRpr snurB UNABLE TO SHOW UP
BECAUSE OF ILLNESS, GILshET
USED AS SUBSTITUTE.
a@soasy 1ttz Knocked Out In Seeona
hound BY Tommy Ford Win
hight to Jaw.

!. referee Stewart stopped the fight be-
tween Harry Greb. Of Pittsburgh. and
Yankee Gilbert Of Philadelphia, in the
third round Of their scheduled 1o-round
bout to save Gilbert from further pun
ishrnent. The lanky Philadelphlan was
game, but could not stand up before the
onslaught Of the fast Smoky City scrap
per. In the scmi-fnals Stoney Ritz was
knocked out by Tommy Ford IN the sec
ond round with q right swing TO the
Jaw.
The best bout OF :he evening was be-
tween Billy Williams. OF Martins Ferry
and Young Ritz. Of this city. The for
mer was tan favorite. but the latter had
q wonderful defense. Although Will
liams carried the fight TO his opponent
and swung three to one. Young Ritz was
there In time with r block. and would
also land a jolting left To IN" face. In
the first round Ritz clearly floorcd Will
hams with n right swing TO the jaw.
The contest between Sailor Harry
Greb and Yankee Gilbert was farce.
The Pittsburghcr landed at will. having
The Philadclphian helpless throughout
the three and one-halr rounds.
Greb started the initial round by fore
ing the fighting. breaking through Gil
bert's guard and landing rights and letts
nj Will Gilbert was flcorcd near IN" lat
ker part OF the round after series OF
blows to the body and face The bell
found Greb slashing away with rights
and let's. Greb's round.
Second Round-Gilbert lands his first
elean blow by getting through Greb's
guard with q left jab to the paw. The
Pittsburghcr rushed his man and floor
ed him twice. but failed to land the hay
maker. Greb's round.
Third Round-Gilbert shoots hight
pne to the solar plexus Greb comes
back and lands three letts to the Jaw,
knocking his man through the ropes.
Here referee stops the fight 10 save Gil
bert from further punishment
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-21
What Is Rheumatism?
Why Suffer from it?

yourself Of this terrible disease before
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having been in constant use for more
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your blood. making it pure and strong
and enabling 1t to make you well.
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il will do the work and not harm the
most delicate stomach.
Write the physician Of this Company
and let HIM advise with you. Advice
is furnished without charge Address
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Laboratory, Atlanta, Ga
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LABOR ENDORSES
NATIONS LEAGUE.
American Federation Of Labor
Goes on Record Favoring
League and All Labor Pro-
visions

ATLANTIC CITY. June 2o.-Organ-
;1cd ,,bo- toaov endorsed Tho 1narpc of
nations covenant and IN" labor rr"Hi-
Sous u ''''''S. "n'rn. "'S"'"'.S ~ q
capIe message from iI'NI"'nI "i'"o"'
nav" poem w'ak'N'H' aIlhouEh not r9'-
t'rlalIy. IN Ewing l'S approFat ny
vote or 29foO a1tiiA''u ORGANIZATIONS"
AGAINST AZ the r''"hS'ruCt'"h cohE'H
ton or the American f'"'ratloh q
l. Dor mad" II clear that nothing IN
inc "nd"rS"mcnt can Dc CohS'Fu'" rs
denying III" right OF scIt-d"'"Tmlnati"i'
and tr""G"m I" ireland as r"C"Eh'Z'd nF
TIN: convention. I'm amcndh'hl con-
tanning tn" Irish provision was @doP'eo
Unanimously.
TIL" presidents cnbi" In reply 10 or"
sent him by Samuel G"mp"rS. president
Of IN" federation. asking Information
about changes represented In press d's-
patches. follows:
"i"ur mcSsag" cam" Will" vas IN
Belgium ana r"'!h"d me 100 't'" ~
make iUll r'piF' Out aS i"n'r''''u III
an carrier message. Wh'I" IN" ia''r P''-
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but fear IL Will D" TOO Et'c LOT 'he c4'
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"tpon my adNlc" IN" executive coua-
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-21
PACIFIC FLIGHT
ATTRACTS AVIAT0RS

LOS ANGELES. juno 20 - Licensed
avIators # any nItinn..lty may compete
in III" proposed iIIns-I acltic airplane
G;rhr for Watch Thomas IL. Inc" has
offered a prize Of $4,000 according TO
rules GOVERNING he contest mad" public
today. III" n;phi may b" attempted
from either sid" Of til" Pacific. but if
made westward mice. California. must
h. tn" starting nI.'' and the landing
on thu mainland If Australia. the Japa-
nose Island or the continent "f Asia. II
made eastward. Australia or Japan may
hc tho starting pom; and III" finish made
on the mainland uf IN" United States.
Tho contest Will be. open from n"Ht
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-21
APPLY POSLAM
stop ALL WORRY
over SICK SKIN

Discourage at once the progress Of any
skin disorder by spreading Puslam gent
ly over It. II you are distressed by &C.
zema or other itching trouble remember
taht Poslam supplies at once a soothing,
cooling influence to aggravated skin.
that 1t stops the fiery itching. that it
exerts concentrated healing power, work
ing quickly and encrGctically to rid your
skin Of its evil condition. Moreover.
Poslan will not. can not, injurc and it
takes only little to prove its benefits.
Slid everywhere. For free sample
write TO Emergency Laboratories, 2iS
West 9Th ST. New York City.
Poslam Soap Is a daily treat to tender
skin Contains PoSlam-
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sufferers Should Reauze That It Is .
Blood Infection and Can Be Per-
manentlY Relieved.

Rheumatism mean that tn" blood has
become saturated with uric acid poison.
It does not require medical advice
to know that good health is absolutely
dependent upon pure blood. When the
muscles and joints become sore and
,-SaGwnN with rheumatism. it IS not
wise thing to tax" = little salye and
BY rubbing il on the sore spot. expect
TO get rid OF your rhcumaticS. You
must go deeper than that. down deep
into the blood whore IN" poison turks
and which IS not Effected by salvcs and
ointments. Ii is important that you rid
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-21
ATLANTIC FLIERS
RECEIVE PRIZES
Captain Acock and lieutenant Brown
Are Given Reception

LONDON. June 20.-Eaptain John r
Alcock and Lieutenant Brown. tho MIR
mon who made the first nonstop flight
from North America. to Ireland. were
entertained ut luncheon at the Hctel
Savoy today by the Daily Mail. at which
the transatlantic prize OF 10000. Of
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STOP AR MAI.

NEW YORK, June @O.-The regular
New York-Chicago mail service which
was to have been inauguratcd today has
been postponed indefinitely. I; was OK
planned that the posta officials were
awaiting the arrival Of larger machines.
Meanwhile experiments are continuing
at the flying park Belmont. Long Island
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-21
CHARGED WITH ADULTRY

A man. whose name appears on the
county Jail record as Albert Stcr"son.
was taken into custody last night by
Constable Young on q statutory "harE"
preferred in Squire Wickhams justice
court. He was committed To jail without
bond. No hearing date had been fixed
early this morning.
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MAKE WHEELING BETTER PLACE IN
WHICH TO live SLOGAN OF DRIVE
CONTINUED from Page One.

getting
beaufy the community
and make it in thought that the sum Oh
subscription
could be secured from among our cluzns
competent commission
would enough studies and OF results from
studies
the able ngent the CITY council
public generally might De
Improvement referred TO-
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DnAr WAS HEATED.

ATLANTIC CITY, N j.. June 90
Consideration Of the league Of nations
and its labor covenant which was
started at the American Federation Of
Labor convention here this aftenoon.
precipftated O heated discussion. with
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September TO Fcbruhry l5SU. "
The flight must be completed within
IL days. If the flight across the Pacific
Is not completed Ince said the aviator
reaching the Hawaiian in the shortest
time would be awarded $4,000. II no
contestant shall reach the Hawtian is
lands, the aviator who shall fly the lar
thest will receive $4,000.
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IN BANKRUPTCY.

United States Of America Northern Dis
trict Of West Virginia, SIS:
In tho United States District Court in
and for said District.
In the matter of Nancy F. Pool. Bank
rupt No. 81 In bankruptcy. Petition
for Discharge.
To tho Honorable Aston G. Dayton,
Judge of the District Court Of the
United States for the Northern Dis
trict Of West Virginia:
Nancy E Pool, Of Padcn City, In tho
County Of Wetzel, and State Of West
Virginia. In said district. respectfully
represents that on the 18th day Of FEB,
ruary. last past. she was duly adjudgcd
a BANKRUPT under the acts of ConrEcSs
relating to banruptcy; that she has duly
surrendered all her property ana rights
OF property, and has complied with all
the requirements of said acts and OF or
dcrs OF the court touching her bank
ruptcy; 49,.
be decreed BY the Court to have fu!l
discharge from all debts prorabl"
against her estate under said bankrupt
acts. except such debts as are expected
by law from such discharge.
Dated this 18th day Of June. A. D..
1 NANCY f. POOL.
Bankrupt.
By c. L. johnson. Attorney.
Order Of Notice Thereon.
Northern District of West Virginia, S.:
On the - II ldy VI ul', "a H., 1919,
on reading the foregoing petition. il -
Ordered by the Court That Il hearing
be- had upon the sam" on tn" eth day
Of July, \. D., 1919. before said Court at
Wheeling. in said district. at ton n'clVck
in the forenoon; and that motto" thereof
be published in the Wheeling Intelligent
Ger. Il newspaper printed IN sad Dis
trict. and that all known creditors and
other persons in interest may appear at
the said time and place and show cause.
If any They have. why the prayer Of the
said petition should not be- granted.
And it is furth,r ordered by the Court
that the clerk shall send by mail To all
known creditors copies Of said petition
and this order addressed I" them at
their places of rcsidcnc" aS stated.
Witness the Honorable AlStun g. Day
ton. Judge of tn" sad Court. and the
seal thereof, at Wheeling. in said dis
trict. on the 18th day of June a. D..
1919.
Attest:
A. T. BARRETT. Clerk.
je-14-31
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''VIVA L'AMERIQUET
ROARED TO WILSON

President And wife Are Chsered by
Belgtans on Visit to Battleffelds.
RRIrSSEIS Juno "o.-ThrnuGh a
hundred miles Of land Crayrd by the
,shes of war, King Albert led President
Wilson yesterday.
The King and Queen OF the Belgtans
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with his usual energy. Chairman
Stone got the committee to work. with
the result that 4 larg" number of sub
sCrIpt:ons were taken among th"S" pros
Cnt. Mr.. Glass led tn" subscription fund
with thousand dollars. other work
don" hurrIcdly yesterday afternoua re-
suited in swelling the fund to a very
cpnSlderahl" proportion.
Early next week Chairman stone will
organize the soliciting committee. and
the whole proposition will b" present cd
To the public with view 20 raI2ing the
amount Of money that is considered TO
h" necessary. This money will b" used
from time To time III the discretion of a
commission which is to be created by
tho subscribers themselves. When tn"
fund has been completed tn" subscribers
L. 'h, fund will u" invited To a general
meeting and asked TO select from their
members commission Of fly" "r seven
that will be authorized to cNpcnd such
portions Of this fund as may hr deemed
necessary III invest eating new plans '"r
city h"autifratinn and city improve
mrnt that may b." submitted ~ them.
The commission will invite sugG"s-
items from tho public generally. II Will
employ engineers and s,:rh legal assist
ancc as may hC necessary for the pur-
pose of studying my particular plan and
pass upon III" feasibility. II will also
prepare plans for financing and carrying
through any Of tho Improvement pro-
jrcts nnich it believes are within the
means Of our citizens and can be carried
through to an advantage. some plans.
It is recognized. ran he carried through
only ny tho cooperation Of the city and
the county with individual citizens.
Others may requir" special acts from
our Legislature. MI Of tho plans that
arc Of special Importance Will require
considerable engineering study and legal
work.
An Encouraging Start.
Late last night the soliciting commit.
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Raising the Funds,

Tho general discussion was particlpat-
cd in 10y those present.. and al the con-
CluSion of the discussion motion 10 ap-
prin, a soliciting committee for the pur-
peso of securing pledges of thirty thou
sand dollars was put ard carried unani-
mouSly. Chairman Glass was auihoriz-
ed 10 appoint tho COMMITTEES, and made
tho following appointments:
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An ENCOURAGING start.

Late last night the soliciting commit
tee. through Chairman Stone, reported
tn" following subscriptions:
Arizona republican., 1919-07-05
PHOENIX MAN RAISED
 FIRST JACK DEMPSEY.
 CHAMPION NAMESAKE

It is not generally known that the man who raised the original Jack Dempsey. himself worlds champion, and for whom the new worlds cham pion was named, is a resident of Phoe- nix. Yet such is the fact. He is Col. P. T. McGrath of PAP East Monroe street, well known copper man, and yesterday he sent to the new champion the following telegram:
 Champion Jack Dempsey,
 Toledo, Ohio.
 Hearty congratulations and hail
 to new "nonpariel." Remember,
 l raised the original one"
 COL. p. T. McGRATH.
 The original Jack Dempsey, referred to in this telegram" said Colonel Mo Grath last night, was with me for years, part of the time in charge of my racing stable at Brentwood, Long Island. He was for years the worlds champion widdleweight at the same time my friend John L. Sullivan was heavyweight champion of the world, and finally lost the title to Bob Fitz- simmons, who trained down to the weight to meet him. He was known as the "nonpariel'' the best there was, through his long championship.
 When l met Jack Dempsey. the new champion, in San Francisco two years ago, he told me that his father had named him for this boy I had raised up to be worlds champion, and that he intended to be another"
Arizona republican., 1919-07-05
THREATENS ID KILL
 FELLOW PRISONER

For threatening to kill one of his fellow prisoners, Bud Wellington was placed in solitary confinement in the county jail yesterday by Oscar Price, day iailer. who declared that Yelling ton is the most abusive prisoner that has been behind the bars since the first of the year.
 Wellington's "meannessp has recent ly taken the form of showeiing abuse on James Green a negro. Yesterday he threatened to kill the colored man who appealed to the other prisoners for pro- lection. The matter was reported to the jailer who stated that he had given Wellington the last chance and that the remainder Of his months sentence would be passed where he would not have the opportunity to molest the other prisoners.
 A few days ago Wellington attempt ed suicide by slashing his arm with razor blade. The wound was not se- rious and healed quickly He has been more difficult to handle by the officers since his efforts to end his life and the climax came yesterday when he made threats against the colored man.
Arizona republican., 1919-07-05
GOVERNMENT GUIDES. ID WATER AND ROADS IN ARIZONA OUT SION

There will shortly be available des- -eFt guides to watering places and the roads of southwestern Arizona, &C., cording to the following communica- ton from George Otis Smith, director of the geological survey, to Hon. Carl Hayden:
 Department of the Interior, United
 States Geological Survey.
 Washington, D. C., June 24, 1919. Hon. Carl Hayden, House of Repre-
 sentatives.
 My Dear Mir. Hayden:
 In reply to your telephone of last week, l waited to ascertain the pro- gross of the guides to desert watering places. The second of these short desert guides which it has been de- cided to publish has just come to my desk and is entitled, Routes to Des- ert Watering Places in San Bernardino County, California and Adjoining Re- gions.' The first Of the series is guide to Imperial, Riverside and San Diego counties, California. The two remaining guides will cover south western Arizona, one by c. P. Ross and the other by Kirk Bryan The one by MT. Ross will cover the region west of Phoenix and extending from
 
 Parker. It is expected that this report will be transmitted within a month. MT. Bryan's guide will cover the re- sion west of Tucson, between Gila river and the Mexican border This report will be completed in about three months. The work of both MT. Ross and MT. Bryan was greatly delayed by. their entrance into the army soon after they had finished their field work and before they had time to prepare their reports. Both are now back in the geological survey.
 These guides will contain a large amount of accurate directions for travellers in this desert country. In their general arrangement they are somewhat like the automobile road guides with, of course, special descrip- lions of watering places. However, they give directions not only for the main roads, but also for the branch roads leading into the remote and lit- tle-known parts of the region. The Larger water-supply papers that will be issued later will give full descrip- lions of the water resources and of the possibility of further development of water supplies in all parts of south
Arizona republican., 1919-07-05
A BIT AWKWARD

The overcrowded condition of White hall is responsible for this incident The chief of a certain government de- partment vas engaged in a room con taining the typists of lis branch, when to him there hurried a very prim and proper official "Oh. MT. -," said the latter, "have you a room in which l can squeeze a lady typist for a few days?' Then a giggle from one of the listening flappers, and the broad smile on the face of the chief caused MT. Prim to blush vividly.
Arizona republican., 1919-07-05

western Arzona. I think you will be well pleased with these publications. Each of the two Arizona reports will contain three relief maps on scale of about four miles to the inch. They will show practically all watering places and connecting roads. The six maps will together cover the entire region extending from Nogales, Tue son and Phoenix on the east, to the Colorado river on the west and from Wickenburg and Parker on the north to the Mexican border on the south. l am today sending to the public printer a short manuscript entitled Geology and Water Resources of the Gila and San Carlos Valleys in the San Carlos Indian Reservation, Ari- zona"
 Very truly yours,
 GEORGE OTIS SMITH,
 Director
Arizona republican., 1919-07-05

This is a recent portrait of LadJ Newborough, nee Grace Carr, for rleriy of Louisville, Ky. She is now .aking leading part in social ac. tivities in London. She was a leader in England's army of women wal relief workers.
Arizona republican., 1919-07-05
Dresses {

Dresses Of actual real worth to $25.00-in assorted ORGANDY Plain Organdy Nets and Linens in white pink Copen marked to sell at $2500besdes many pretty patterns in good dresses of clever late styles in assorted dark and light and dark patterns s.......................
Arizona republican., 1919-07-05
HOn2mOckS

IT UWJTLUCKS Air-cool weave in pretty designs, strongly roped on ends, rope hook, large stuffed pillows, deep swinging frihged valance. Extra CT AE Special Clearance Price. A. AS 25 Per Cent Discount on all the balance of our stock of Air-Cool Weave Ham, mocks-All Colors.
 (Third Floor)
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1919-05-08
Attending to Chickens
And Garden.

my neighbors are surprised to
see me looking so well, for they
thought would not live to see sum.
ner ! had such pain around my
heart as to cause me to faint
knew it came from bloating and pres.
sure Of gas in my stomach. A friend
in st. Louis told me to use Mayr's
Wonderful Remedy and I now fee
better than in all my life. am do.
INK my own work, attending to my
chickens and my garden and hav,
cleaned house" 1t is a simple. harm
less preparation that removes the ca.
tarrhal mucus from the intestinal
tract and allays the inflammation
which causes practically all stom-
ach. liver and intestinal ailments. in
GLIDING appendicitis. One dose will
convince or money refunded. X. T..
McROBERTS. Lancaster. and Drug
gists everywhere.
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"See America First.

The resumption Of American tour.
list travel in Europe is fixed for Jan.
uary, 1920.
The fact that foreign travel has not
been permitted has Rad the excellen,
result of making Americans better
acquainted with their own country.
People who would naturally under
ordinary conditions have taken Euro
pean trips have learned the beauty
and possibilities Of Florida and the
West
Before the war American tourist.
spent annually $500. 900, 900 in Italy
and France. Since then great part
Of this money has gone into Uncle
Sans coffers. or into different
branches Of patriotic work. And the
remainder has helped TO increase the
circulation of money in our own
country
II you can afford trip abroad next
year. well and good But make sure
that you are not neglecting your own
country to do il.
SEE AMERICA FIRST"