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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-03-13

Berna, Il MARIO. .--Durante Ia riunione
tenutasi, ieri, dale Societa' per la con-
ferenza internazonale della Lega dele
Nazioni. fu dscussa la questione della
partesipazione del Eaticano ALA LeEa
dele Nazioni La discussions fu ami
mata ed ii Prof Forel, un delegate
svizzero. ST oppose all'anSidetta parte-
cipa zone della Santa Scde Egli dsse che
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-03-13

II buddismo ed altri sistemi di religione
vorrebbero potter essere ammessi. La
conferenza intine decise con voti lS
favoreVoli e otto contrari che la Santa
Sede possa far CENTRE la sua Noce al
conciio della Lega dele Nazion.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-03-13
GRAVI INCIDENTI
NELLA DALMAZIA
Jugo.Slavi Tentano Rap.
presaglie Contro gil
Italiani

Published and Distributed Under
PERMIT NO. 341
Authorized by the act, Of October q.
1917 on file at the Postofflce Of Phils-
delphia. Pa.
BY order Of the President
A s. BURLESON.
Postmaster Genera.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-03-13

II popolo di Trieste dichiara che non
puo' considerare la redenzione delle
Terre 1rredente italiane SO le citta'
sorelle non riguadagnino Ia loro
liberto'
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-03-13
3 GERMAN SHIPS TAKEN
Allied Warcraft Capture Niolators Of
the Arnisi sire Terms

Dunkirk, March 13. - Three German
steamships captured by Allied warships
for violation of the armistice terms have
arrived here for internment The steam-
ships are the Italia, Mercur and Pluto.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-06-20
W0MEN'S WAR WORK
MAY GAIN SUFFRAGE

DUBLIN. May IS CBy Man)-
The question OF woman suffrage in
church government was keenly de-
oa,ed az the annuai synod OF the
Protestant Episcopal church in Ire
land n eventually was decided
against the Gains or the ONE
Since it's discsta blishment and Sc
verance from tho church OF England
tho Irish Protestant church has
been "a demOc-atically governed
body. but only men have votes. The
demand for roman suffrage was
moved oy the Bishop of OssOry. and
supported by Judge Wakely mainly
or the ground that women had
shown their capacity during the
a II was strongly opposed by
Dr. Bernard, Archbishop OF Dublin.
as well as by many representative
laymen. on a vote OF the whole
synod the women suffrage advocates
had a majority. but by the consti-
tuition no bill can pass unless il has
"a majority Of both orders separately.
clergy and laity. The clergy pro-
vided a majority for women's SUI
frage but the lay vote showed q
small majority against it.
The proposition is certain TO be
renewed.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-06-20
GRANDNIIEM.

GRANDVIEW. June 19-The pro
ceeds from the collection taken sat
urday evening at the Brethren
church after the program. given by
the ladies, amounted q more thar
SO. which viii be given 10 the Ar
meniah relief fund.
Rev. A. +. Thomas. wife and
daughter were Sunday guests at the
home of Mr.. and Airs. VI. p. Runyan.
Daniel Miller OF Wisconsin visited
Friday at the home OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Edward Krill.
Miss Hattie Cabana spent Sunday
with Miss Loretta Hostedler.
Mrs. Charles Berry spent Wednes-
day with her sister. Mrs. Herman
Cook. of South Bend.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Chriest were
Sunday guests at the home Of Mr..
and Mrs Charles Thomas Of South
Bend.
g. +. Ranmsbottom visited with
relatives at Culver. Ind. Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde Galeener and
daughter. Vera. were Sunday even
ing callers ar the home Of Mrs.
Woofter of South Bend.
The Misses Elma Rritcherd and
Lydia Cook of South Bend spent
Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Berry.
Mr.. ind Mrs. a Clark attended
the Kaufman reunion at the city
park at Plymouth. Ind. Sunday.
W. d. Krill of South Bend spent
Sunday with his brother. Edward
Krill and family.
Mrs. Julia Scott Of South Bend
spent one day last week at the home
OF her son, Howard Miller. and Fam
lily.
Ellsworth Ewers of Cambridge
City. Ind. is visiting at the home Of
his brother. Ian Ewers. and family.
Enid BOttorf spent Wednesday
with Vera Galeener.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Matteson
and son. Leslie. were Sunday guests
at the home of Mrs. +. VI. Avery OF
South Bend
The Boys Pep Class" will give an
ice cream social Saturday evening at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
krill OF Chain-o'-lakes road.
Mr.. and Mrs. Noah Krill Of Miss
ouri are visiting his parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. Ed Krill, and aOther relatives.
Mrs. Ira Bottorn and daughter.
Selena. spent Wednesday with Mrs.
@. +. Matteson.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-06-20

diers in the occupied area wasted
meats and fats rather than allow
them 90 fail ia German hands.
While the Germans made no claim
that foods were theirs by any right
they argued that such waste was
improper wher part Of the world
vas suffering for fats
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-06-20

co because Of United States inter
vention at JuareZ.
Well Informed Travellers who ar
rived here today with scores OF
refugees constantly crossing the
border into the United States. said
the opinion was general throughout
northern Mexico. Villa will show no
mercy toward Americans The ban
dit chief is said 20 have expressed
bitter disappointment over the out
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-06-20
SAY VILLA WILL SHOW
AMERICANS NO MERCY

LAREDO. Tex, June 20.-Possi-
bility OF a split between Gen. Felipe
Angeles and Pancho Villa was fore
seen here today following private
advices from Mexico saying Villa
Planned a campaign of reprisals
against Americans in northern Mexi-
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-06-20

come of his attack on Juarez. de-
claring his forces would have taken
the city within a few hours if
American troors had not interfered
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-06-20

The LCadlrg summer store
For Nen and Yogng Nen
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-06-20

um,1 within the next week %n lays Capt Roy NJ Francis I s A will attempt One#Op uan@ont-
bring the Atlantic and Pacific oceans fully two days closer together than they have beer before VIM"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-06-20
Cool Summer Furnishings

Manhattan Shirts, Cheney NecktOear, LnteruOoUen and
Phoenix Hosiery, Lion Collars, B. V. d., Mansco,
Coopers, LeOis and Stephenson UnderuUear, Held Caps,
BorSaIino Hats.
See the big aindop displays
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-20
Nine BOISheVik Leaders
Killed; Act Unauthorized

- -
NLADlNDSTpk. FRIDAY. Jan. L.
lBy Associated FrrSS.) of tn" prIS-
oncrs released at DmSk ut the result OF
M ob,riiy, ErIsh.y;k rlu, late in De-
",',,,, ,,,,o ,ri,,, ,.,Iur,,rilv re,urrcd
''''" .,', ,.;,,.,,, 49,,
"r'' h'''|" u: W. "'!''t''
kn"wIrdS" "f Admiral N"ichah' ING S"
pr-mc governor Of the omSk govern
mcni. or Of his ministers. according TO
information thai has jusr come to light.
'rh,. mn,ivr nf The executions is OBJ
...,,r, h,,, ~, .r,Ir,,nn r,rnnr III. nine
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-20
DardaneI|eS Must Be Open
Declares Mr.. MOfgenthau

NEW YORK. Jan. l9.-Ass"rting that
almost every country in tho world has
"rocliShIngly or scliishly helped to keep
ti'c Turk alive as nation. Henry
Morst-lthau, former ambassador tn Tur
key. declared. in all address her" to-day.
that tn" mistake If III" past I'm permit
ing Turkey 10 continu" because Of the
balance of power" must not be made
at III" pcac" conference.
The Dardan"l"s must remain open
and unrnrtihed." he said. They are
tn" great waterway between Asia and
Africa. and ar" as vital Ia .commcrc"
as the mouth "f tho Mississippi
"-rurkish Mohammrdan rul" over
,'hristian people must cease. Th"s" old
nations now under Turkish mlsrulc
must hay" their rights restored.
NO district Of the siz" Of Turkey can
remain unrnv"rncd in tn" midst of CIV
lliZ"d nations Government for this is
ono nF IN" tasks Of the leaEu" oC ma
tons
'Enw lint almost every nati6n in
.,Iru has rnuliShly or s"lishly helped 10
keep tho Turk alive rs Il nation. don't
lot tho United States. thrnuch mistaken
snniimcntality. or fear Of Il littlc addl-
rio-,al argument fall into. III" sam"
'rr"r
turkey Is not r"Thrmabl" Her
vitality IS exhausted. she is MOI sick:
IL, has jus, diSintcgrat"d and passed
away. Tho skeleton may still MAKE
som" notions IUt II is only tn" wind
that IS moving tn" limbs. Thor" is no
heart lrrr through which tn" red blood
nf humanity can flow
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-20
BILLS INTRODUCED
IN SENATE SATURDAY

Snrclql Dispatch In The lntclligrncrr.
.rTlARLESTON. W. Va. Jan. p
fi!lS wrr" introduced IN thu s"nat" sat
nr,!ny rs follows. beginning with No.
- AMI running III consecutive ORDER
|" No. l2": ,.,,
~ Mr. Harmrr Thy rcqu"sD: A bill
relating to right and power or eni-
u"nt d"man--JUdIclary.
Ey Mr. SInatS: 4 bill L" rrQuir" "r"c-
ricn Of gu'd" posts Vt tn" forks anu
crossings Of public NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
navl SAT ion.
~ Mr.. Eloch: \ hill TO levy priri-
lrgc IAN on transportation Of natural
gas BY pip" liu.S--linaHr".
l:y Mr. Chapman: \ bill TO create d.
vision nf "lnduSirlll Induction IN de-
rartII"nI Of stat" tax commissioner
finance.
Sy MIR Chapman: \ hill relating In
settlement with contractors ;"r road
ami hrdS" work--judicary.
Fly Mr.. Fox: \ bill Ia PROVED" for cdu-
Carirn az deaf and blind r"l"r"d per
SONS at West Virginia C0ll&Glai" /
s:iiGte--public building and humane.
Ky Mr.. FOX: y bill :" establish west
VIRGINIA r"lorcL Hospital and H"forIn-
ainry-rubljr building and Humane.
By Mr.. Grihbi"s \ bill relating To
EXTENSION "f rarlr"ais. lease, sale or
neutrality-suspicious..
cod, relating 10 hanks--.i'anks and bank
me.
Rv Mr.. Harmcr: A bill relating {"
prohibition 81 tn" manufacture. SAIL.
storage. furnishing and carriag" IF in.
r"NiCarinE liquors. and contiScall"n II
property used for unlawful IranSpurta-
l;on--trmTeraucc and prohibition.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-20
Near Eastern Refugees
Aided by the British
LONDON. Jan. IS. - Thousands OF

LONDON. Jan. Is. - Thousands or
refugees from Armenia and eastern
SYRIA were shrlt"rrd and r"d by the
British army in M"sopn;amia during
the war, the work hrinE IT such Il char
actor that It has been made the sub
tect Of special report.
Tho statement ISSUED here today Of
the future destiny OF Armenian anu
Eastern Syrian peoples who hay" taken
rofuc" with tho British m M"s"T"'a-
mia SAYS Il IS unc Of the problems
which the peace congress must con-
slider. Al prcs"n' ~ lhr British rctu-
geo camp n EaG->s. 80 miles from
Pa cd,d the British arc providing for
4I.o0U pcopl" Of both races.
Tho statement says, in part:
IAN important now irrigation project
was opened on January 10 At Mansur"-
yah. on tho Dial":, river some 20 miles
northeast of BaGdad. Six months ago
IN" British irrigation department com
mnu""d widening the channel Of tn"
river there.
Tho now canal is six miles long and.
without further work on il. water can
i" supplied for In" irrigation Of ""n."oh
acres and render cultivation possible AS
far rs tho moi ghborhood Of Eadgad.
Tho opening ceremony was carried
out in IA" presence OF many Arab land
own"rS who hailed the completion Of
tho work as striking evid"uc" Of tho
gu,r' intentions of the Brush. Tho
incr.is" in wealth to the land thus IT.
r,cat"d will certainly be- considerable.
aud tho increased production Of food
will he OF great importance
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-20
BELLA|RE NOW
PARTY To ONLY
SINGLE ACTION
COOPER SUBMITS ANNUAL Re
PORT TO COUNCIL.
Norton Case, Kepavlng of Street And
Traction Franchise Outlined.


Tho city 81 h'IiiilTc IS party 10 "ut
on" action now pending In court. accord
ing I" the annual report Of former Act
Ing Solicitor Kenneth q. Cooper for the
year 1915. which. as submitted III Chun-
Gil. deals with tn" NOR" important mat
trrs IN the i"ra! department OF the cry
for IN" year. THIS on" action no" pend
ine in court is suit brought BY 4. j.
Norton. former ciiy engineer, Tor s'-o'
Norton ciaImS that amount uue LOT
services rendered the city under an OF"
"Tdlnan"" known as No. 800. Inc ScFN-
Ir"%. Tor IN" MOST part "rF' on I'M
pr"Tfm"ni matters never uHd"r'AHfh 10y
IN" call IN" case IS no" penang IN inc
ronr; 81 ""ihm"h peas Oh W"''"h !"
p"tii"n. ana II IS the on! case ~ "h'ch
the cry al I'"llaIrH Is n party
Ac'nrd'hS ~ III" report as inca win
council by '""r"r. the thrre important
matters taken UP IN INC FrGa! hcpart-
rn"ut of til" city during 1918 are as FOL
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-20
Income Tax Drive in
West Virginia Under Way

-- Tho big income tax drive 81 1919 IS
o,. o,d r,.ar,- ,,rnraration
no| unosI ~. ,.'o -, 1arr,sf coll
Is ottns 10 -, ,,,ro.Ic lax.
lection IN '',', M,E.?. ,hc .iroi nas-
am i!"t "t.'''o hii ~ On
sage ~ me ~" h.. "n"-
Tess. said tolI%'t'r > ~ ,i.i r,r,,,.
for the nc% TG"'a, 'oS ~ t,, NV =, and
10 oe !SSu'H. ",,,-,r7.,r" urrn
get. II accurate an! cpFaP''ls' LIZ
that we u. h'S!h 20" ;,,,,,,,,,
The inc"tn" ;aN u'!;saC'"hS III,
10y inc cLu. I'"S' - y" 80 .,.,r.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-20
ALLAN B. S|N| I'll
FUNERAL WILL
. BE HELD TODAY
FORMER LOCAL NEwSPAPEL MAN
WILL BE LAID TO REST IN PAR
KERSBURG CEMETERY.
Beloved BY AL, Ee Rose From Car
rter to Newspaper Publisher
and Proprietor.

The mortal remains OF Allan Barton
Smith will he laid in their last testing
place. after funeral services al the
family home in rarkcrsburg at ; o'clock
this afternoon. The body will br en-
toned in 4 crypt in The mauscioum or
the Odd Fellows cemetery.
The death OF Allan Barton Smith re-
moves Il striking figure from the new
paper business III West Firginin. BY
sheer force IF character he rose from 4
newspaper delivery boy to he owner and
publisher Of one Of the states largest
newspapers.
4 lovable character. kind in his
thoughts and writings. Mr.. Smith had
thousands OF friends throughout the
stale: friendships formed in his ca
pacity AS reporter. editor and publiSher'
which lasted through life.
Born and raised on the Island, Mr..
Smith was tn" son Of Mr.. and Mrs. a.
r. Smith. his father being proprietor OF
the Smith all. brewery on North Mar
krt street until he wen; out Of business.
He attended Madison school. After
school hours he engaged in the hum
bic capacity nf carrier boy OF the
Wheeling News la earn money to. salts
Is his hoyiSh wants. After graduating
he went on ;hr staff of the News AS
..lh reporter. and then began his phr-
ncmenal rise in the newspaper world.
Naturally brilliant. he was given I'm
portaut assignments in gathering news.
attending sessions Of the Legislature
and worl, Of a. kindred character. He
was sent with IN" Wheeling delegation
10 San Francisco - cover the story OF
the presentation Of the table service 10
the gunhnat Wheeling by This city.
=, After about min" years work on tho
News h. joined Tho IntcllIGcnccr staff
for n short period. leaving the rcp"r-
trrial work for the Cincinnati i uSt ard
shortly cam" back To this city. where
he became city. cdifGr Of the News. ana
artrrward cditorial writer. until 1908.
when hr went t. rarkGrSburg TO assume
charge Of the rark"rshurs Scntin"i. ana
directed thu. 9rSrini"s Of that paper un-
iii his death, which occurred Saturday
morning
In 1anl Mr. Smith married Miss Flea
nor Roberts Of Bcllair". His wife and
iwr children surriv". ono child dying
in infancy. \ married sister in Pitts
hurCh also survives.
Politically. Mr.. Smith was Il Demo
craft ard stood high i'll tho councils or
the party in this state. His business
interests. aside from tho Sentinel. was
A director in the Second National Bank
If Parkcrshurg and the ParkcrSburs
Chamber Of Commerce: trustee OF
rarkrrshurg lodge. No. l"S. i. r. q. T..
and a member Of the ElrEncrhaSsct
club His .rrliS icn was Of the Episcopal
faith, and he Was q member or the
Protestant Episcopal Church OF the
Good Shepherd.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-20
CHAOS IN HUNGARY BREEDING
FAMINE, WITH BOL5HEVk| ACTIVE

for what their packets contain. This
.rurdi,inn "f HnarCh: is causing thou
$nuds If respectable nc"pl" the graHcst
anxiety.
Recently thcr" was movement
among army officers To organize 4
force 10 resist the progress Of Boil
ShrvlSm. The government accused
them Of trying L" hatch a revolution
and throw tho leaders into prison.
ono serious mistake rf III" govern
m"nt WAS IN" diShandinI of the entire
army soon after tn" arrnIsticc was
signed. permitting the discharged SOL
di"rS To retain their arms or 10 throw
them away. by this course. many
Thousand rifles. machln" guns and
bombs arr in tho hands Of irresponsible
and INSCRIPTIONS persons. who use
them To t"rrurIzc the public and the
government
One incident wifi illustrate the gov
rrnmcnt policy. 4 certain general aP-
pcarcd in Budapest. AT the head Of A
we'll equipped and WILL disciplined rcEi-
m"nt 1T cavalry. which he had pre-
served intact through the dangers Of re-
treat from Italy. He offered tho rcEi-
mont for service to the newborn gov
crnmcml. fur the maintenance Of law
and order.
What arc you doing here" War
Minister Lindc replied [" this tender.
laughing in the generals face. We
want no soldiers; send them home
ON ono side the Czcchs are cutting
off Hungary'S important supplies, and.
on III" other side. the political situa-
ton in the capital is becoming steadily
worse. BalShcv!k Leader Kuhn was
arrested last week. but the Soldiers
Council ordered his immediate release,
and the government 0hcycd. Kuhn
openly boasts that he will destroy Hun
gary. as Lennc and TrotzkY destroyed
Russia.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-20
QUICK RELIEF FROM .
CONSTIPATION
Get DR.. Edwards Olive Tablets

That is the joyful cry of thousands
since DR.. Edwards produced Olive
Tablets, the substitute for calomel.
DR.. Edwards. a predicting physician
for II years and calomel's old.timc
enemy, discovered the formula for Olive
Tablets while treating patients for
chronic constipation and torpid lirers.
DR.. Edwards Olive Tablets do not
contain calomel, but, "a healing, soothing
vegetable laxative.
No gripping is the keynote" of these
little sugar.coated. olive.colorcd tab
lets. They cause the bowels and liver to
act normally. They never force them
to unnatural action.
1fyou have dark brown mouth"-a
bad breath-a dull. tired fecling-sick
headache-torpid liver and are consti-
pated, you'll find quick, sure and only
pleasant results from one or two little
DR.. Edwards Olive Tablets at bedtime.
Thousands take one or two every
night Just to keep right. Try them.
lOc and Csc per box. All druggists.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-20
West Virginian Among
Many Who Are Released

WASHINGTON Ian. ,n-C,an,,,r
lanes Normal Hall. OF C,1Ifax. IOWA :,
member Of tho famous r.aT1ycrIn .,y,..,.
drill. AID later atla,.i,.r IA IN. Arpcri.,,,
air for,,s IN FRAN. vino was .,jriy,,,
down .,.murd"d hrh,nI n" ,;"r,u,n limos;
last May. has returned 10 France iron,
G"ruHnv. HIS nam. and :hus, of ~
oth"r American prisoners ~ war wi,
haEr beer, r',.aS'r! N"r.. contained IT, "a
list mnrt" public today H. H." war d.
iiIrtm"nt.
p:h"rS r.l"HS"h iirlId"d AXal /. Al
d"rs"n al sweden. first officer Of IT,.
American steamship WrnSl"w. w!rr..n
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-20
EX-KAISER'S HEALTH
GREATLY IMPROVED

ANERpNGE.N. Holland. Ian. a.
tEv th% Associated rrrss. William
Hnir.uzrIlcrn. thu former German en-
r.rnr Is greatly improved in health.
He is ahl" 20 walk in Ia" "a&tl"
grounds ~ In" morning and afternoon.
In tho evening II" enjoys = 1nri"r con-
cert in ,ir- raeil". wh"r" three mem
L.rs of his Siiitr n"rfurin on III" piano.
harm aud violin cello.
Apparently his "rlr distraction is the
week -r-ld uiIria! visit from III" score
tnrv nr 'hr Dutch premier ana tn" gov
crrnr &c Utrecht. Count Lydnrn Van
candrnhirg. VII" ar" charged with sur
v.Illairr oyer In" former monarch.
To-day TIA" "X-"lnr"rOr attended a
church service. conducted ut the castle
by ,.lrrgyucn from Sccist
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-20
AFTER HARD DAYS. WORK TAKE
BURTONE FOR RESTFUL SLEEP

their customers AMI now sold all OVER
the country. Will make Il person 'out or
sorts. sluggish and rundown. feel better
than any n"dIrIE" they ever took be-
fore in their life or the druggist re-
funds just double villa, IN" tube ~
Hurtonc tablets cost YOU. This double
guarantee gets y''u, {" try the first lube
III burton" tablets. You thrn become !,
booster. All druggists guarantee. See
guarantee" "n tube. I'"uhl" your money
hack il they fail. Burtonc tables. &c
large tube.
Women especially find Burtone tab
lets SUCH wonderful relief when those
periodical dragsy weak and weary feel
inEs cdme on. CT a tube tonight. Feel
bright tomorrow
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-20
STILL LOOKING FOR
DELANO'S SUCCESSOR

WASHINGTON. Jan. l9.-Tn ill the
vacancy in membership Of the federal
reserve hoard. caused by the rcsEnn-
ton Of Frederick a. D-lano. last July.
the treasury still is hunting for an
available man. preferably business
man from the middle west. and Re-
publican. it q. was stated to-day. Fred
erlck. II. GoT. Cleveland banker. and
Thumas D. Jones. Chicago. prrsidcn; Of
II zinc company. haV" been mentioned
as poSsibl" appolntrcS.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-20
AMEND EXEMPTION LAWS.

iITTLETnN. w. Va Jan. 1?--Thc
huslursS men Of l.ii;l"tun have started L
movement To- amend III" present rXcInp-
ton Flaws t. permit suit and judgment
far fm,d and other family necessities.
with nttachmcnt Of 20 per cent Of wages
to satisfy. =
/. II is held that This expansion and easy
credit system VIII rprrai" To eliminate
The dead brai lc"a. and make II easier
for ihr worthy poor &" obtain credit
when. and whcr" ur"d"d. Will" j, will
hover prices vcry materially by rIimin-
alton Of loss resulting from the present
system,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-20
You wake Up HunGry, Bowels WORK
Nicely, Appetite Is Just Pine.
roR UsINESS
FOLKS; WEARY WOMEN

Many a man and woman in the big
cities has dragged home feeling weary,
" orn-out. and too tired t" sleep. I'm
crsscs Of modern day life drag you
down. Take Il burton" tablet when you
feel that way. Take another when you
retire. You sleep better. You wake ny
much more refreshed. Your stomach is
so much improved. Even the bowels
and liver harmonic. In fact. these lit
tie Burtonc tablets. first sold and guar
antccd by the United Store Company to
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Club oc thu ln:nunu"l baptist church
yesterday. drew som" vivid anaioEI"S
;roTH personal |"Utar; with wuWnd"d re-
turnIng soldiers and lhn!r application
Ia Tho coming h"tt"r civilian life oc tn"
gov day Men wnunG,,d ~ the line -
duty HAY" tn" government b"h nd them
n tn" pension and n. honorable dis
rtIarS". hut II. 4 man = ;rbS"u; and with
"ut i"aT" wh"n anything Of rltastr"phy
happens. III" governments and army have
no b!iSatl"uS % answer Tor. T!" nlrm
w'r" urged :" meet - ~ it's hest and
"n!y N TN" lin" "t duty aud everything;
would bend To 'h".r i!rlp. to go, thc
scars - If" when ahS"n; from IN
higher calls and wiihuuf l"av" would
Just AS surely lead t" disgrace. as .jh.,
other l"adS /" honor
r'!i% Manager -. q. Magic Will address
IN" club At III" 60 h"Ur T,cxt Sunday
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Russians Would Welcome
Coming Of Czecho;S |oVaks

SATTLE. Wash, Jan. Eff help is
not forthcoming a; once. any govern
mcnl set up IN Russia Will iail. declared
Madame Catherine Brcshkovsky. known
as the "G-anGmothcr Of the Russian
R"volution." who aLIi4ad here To-day
from the orient. Czcch077I0vIk, Tath"T
than allied troops. are wanted in Rus.
s;a, she declared. The coming q:
Czccho -Siuvak soldiers would be vel
coined by the people. AS they would well
come the coming Of Christ" she said.