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The Alaska daily empire., 1919-05-27
DAWSON WOMAN IS KILLED IN AN
 AUTO ACCIDENT
Mrs. Monty MaIby, Wife of Secretary Yukon Council Killed When Car Goes
 Into Hunker Creek

DAWSON, May 27.-(Special to The Empire) e)-Mrs Monty Maltby, wife of the Secretary of the Yukon Ter ritOrial Council, met her death last evening, and her little son, Charles, suffered a fractured skull, and is dangerously i'll, as the result of the car of Gov George Mackenzie jump ing forty-foot bank and plunging into Hunker Creek
 The road was slippery after the rain and the car skidded and then headed down the hill Gov Macken. zie,' who was driving, was rendered unconscious and remained in the creek until the cold water revived him.
 Others in the car were Mrs. Mac kenzie. Mr Maltby and his four child ren. The Governor was slightly wounded on the scalp and will be out in a few days The others were not injured Mrs. Maltby was pinned under the car in the creek and drowned. She was formerly Miss Harriett Cornell.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-05-27
BATTLESHIP PROGRAM
 MUST BE CURTAILED
 SAYS THE SECRETARY
Declares That It Would Show Lack Of Confidence in League of Nations to Enlarge
 Plan

WASHINGTON. May 27.-Secre- tary Daniels in testifying before the House Committee on Naval Affairs declared that the authorization for the construction of more capital bat tleships than those included in uast years program was inadvisable, as America was included in the League of Nations and should show it's con fidence in the covenant by not auth orinzing at this time ten battle ships and ten scout cruisers as pro posed several months ago by the Naval Department.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-05-27
FIVE DAWSON
 PEOPLE DIE
 OF POISONING
36 Eat Dinner at Yukon Dredger Camp; 13 Be- come Ill.,; 5 Die; and
 3 Very Low

DAWSON, May 27.-(Special to the Empire John Grant, formerly may or of Victoria, B. C., but long resi- dent of Dawson, William McNeil, Al phonz Rioux, Adrienne Barret and John Thompson, have died in the hospital here, and eight others are in the hospital, three of whom are dan gerously low All thirteen ate din. ner Thursday at the Yukon Gold Company's dredger camp at No. 54 Hunker Creek Within 36 hours the thirteen victims had become very i'll. Twenty-three others ate dinner at the same time and place. but so far have shown no symptoms of ill- ness.
 While it is believed the illness is due to ptomaine poisoning inasmuch as only a portion of those who ate the same dinner became i'll. the phy- sicians are puzzled. The symptoms include double vision, dimness of eyesight, swollen throat and strangu- lation.
 Four of the dead, except Grant, are miners Grant is a brother-in- law of Bob Henderson, sometimes called the discoverer of the Klon- dike. He is survived by family of eight. Barret leaves large family here.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-05-27
BOMBING PLANES ARE
 BEING CONSTRUCTED
 BY MEXICAN NATION
Washington Officials Are Watching the Operations of the Mex ican Government Plant
 Closely

WASHINGTON, May 27.-Progress in aeroplane manufacture in Mexico is attracting the attention here of American officials and others. The Mexican government factory in Mex ico City now completes one plane weekly.
 These planes are equipped with motors rated at so horsepower. and they are described as being light cheap and serviceable.
 Steps will be taken by the Mex jeans towards the construction of an aerial bomb It is further reported that the Mexican government is plan ming the construction of armored bombing planes this year.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-05-27
YANKEE FORCES AT EXCHANGED
 COMING HOME
Those Under Command of Gen. Richardson Will Leave at Once-On
 Other Fronts

WASHINGTON, May 27-A cable received here last evening says ehe American forces under command of Gen. W. P. Richardson, are prepar- ing to sail from Archangel for home.
 The impression prevails here that the Russian forces fighting the Bol- sheviki have the situation now we'll in hand in northern Russia. ].
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-05-27
SINN FEINERS
 WILL NOT GET
 PASSP s

PARIS, May 27.-Secretary Robert Lansing wrote Frank P. Walsh and other delegates of the Irish-Ameri- can Society saying that 1t was impos- sible for the American peace dele gates to make further efforts to se- cure passports for Sim Feiners who want to reach Paris.
 Lansing pointed out that Walsh and his associates made speeches in Ireland which the British considered offensive.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-05-27
TERRITORY WILL OPPOSE
 FURTHER RAISE IN RATE$

Maurice D. Leehey, appointed by the Shipping Board as special coun- sel to conduct investigations author ized under the Territorial Shipping Board Act, and who has left Seattle for Washington in that work, will oppose the request of hte Alaska steamships for any further increase in Alaska rates.
 The Shipping Board, Gov. Riggs Treasurer w. c. Smith and Secretary c. E. Davidson, is authorized under the Territorial Act creating the board, not only to act in this mat ter. but to take such steps as might be determined upon to bring about reduction in the rates already ob taining.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-05-27
ENSIGN CAUSES
 ARREST OF A
 WRANCELL MAN
B. R. Sawyer is Charged With Having Seditious Literature in Posses
 Si0n-BOund Over

WRANGELL, May 27-(Special to The Empire)-B. R. Sawyer was ar rested yesterday charged with having seditious literature in his possession. The complaint was filed by Ensign J. J. Hughes of United States sub chaser No. 209.
 Sawyer was arraigned before United States Commissioner Weber yesterday and bound over to await the action of the Grand Jury. His bond was fixed at $2,000 which he failed to give.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-05-27
GERMAN REPLY EXPECTED TOMORROW

VERSAILLES, May 27-It is expected the German peace delegates will the Allies their full reply asking for the treaty and making counter suggestions of which have been unofcay indicated in press dis patches.
 Sixty attacks and demonstrations made against the German peace Delegates returning from Berlin They are due reach here tomorrow and have been busy preparing their answer to the Allies.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-05-27
INCREASE SUM FOR WORK ON
 ALASKA ROAD
Two Million Instead of One Million Included in Bill for
 Immediate Action-ls !.
 Expected to Pass {

WASHINGTON. May 27.-The House Appropriations Committee has decided to include in the general deficiency bill s2.0O0,000. instead of the s1.O00.O0o asked by Secretary Lane. for the Immediate use of the government railway in Alaska.
 The committee also will consider the request of the Alaska Engineer ing Commission for an increase Qf the original $35.o0O.0o0. on. which first estimates of the cost of the rood were based, in framing the sundry civil bill.
 The House yesterday passed the Indian appropriation bill carryiHg over S15.000.000..
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-05-27
HAWKER AND GRIEvE ARE
 WELCOMED,

EDINBURGH, Scotland, May 27. Harry G. Hawker and Mackenzie Grieve on their arrival, when they left the train, were seized by the crowds which carried the men on it's shoulders to a hotel where ban quet was spread in their honor for breakfast. The two aviators were cheered along the entire route.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-05-27
STANDING ARMY TO
 BE KEPT UP UNTIL
 TIMES MORE SETTLED

WASHINGTON, May 27.-The War Department has declared that on ac count of the unsettled state of in- ternational affairs, it will resubmit the army bill which failed to pass the last Congress. providing a temporary force of 530,000 men.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-05-27
CONGRESS CHEERS NEWS.

WASHINGTON, May 27.-The House members cheered the an nouncement that the American sea plane was expected to cross the last lex of its journey across the Atlantic ocean by sundown.
 Representative Frederick c. Hicks Republican, of New York, said
 Plane N. c. is rushing Lisbon war at 90 miles an hour carrying the American flag in ship designed by American engineers and propelled by American engineers"
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-05-27
PROCkESSIVES ARE
 AGAIN VOTED DOWN

WASHINGTON. May 27.-The Progressive Republicans lost another attempt to supplant Senator Boise Penrose as chairman of the Finance Committee, in a motion made by Sen ator William E. Borah that Penrose be supplanted, which lost by vote of ,35 to 8.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-05-27
RECEIVE A SETBACK.

PARIS, May 27-It is reported that Gen. Kolchak's forces met a heavy Bolsheviki opposing force near Samara, and were compelled to fall back on Ufa.
 The Esthonian army has reached Peterhoff. "A kilometers from Petro- grad.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-05-27
BATTLESHIP HAS
 ENGINE TROUBLES

PoNTA DEL GADA. Azores. May 27.-The battleship New Jersey with troops from Brest arrived here with engine trouble. The trouble is not serious and it is believed that she will soon be on her way home.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-05-27
CIGAR. MONEY RAISED FOR
 DARING AVlATORS,

ROME, Georgia, May 27.-The citi- gems here are enthusiastic over the
 safety of Harry G. Hawker, the dar- ing Australian aviator and his nav igator, Mackenzie Grieve, and have raised a purse of $200 and cabled it to be divided between the two men to buy them a few of the best cigars and smoke on the Rome peo-
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-05-27
PREMIER GEORGE TO
 VISIT UNITED STATES

PARIS. May 27.-Premier Lloyd George of England. is planning on making . visit to the United States this year. attending the first meet ing of the League of Nations to be held in Washington in October.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-05-27
AFRICAN EXPLORER
 WANTED FOR MURDER MAKES HIS ESCAPE

NEW YORK, May 27.-Captain Fritz Duquesne, African explorer and world traveller, waiting for extradi- tion to England on a murder charge, sawed the steel bars of the Belle vue hospital and escaped. He feigned paralysis and was taken to hte hos pital and was left unguarded.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-05-27
< SAYS RuMAnlANs DEFEATED.

COPENHAGEN, May W.-The Hungarian command at Budapest de- clares the enemy is withdrawing southeast of there in disorderly manner. The report claims that a regiment of Rumanians was nearly wiped out by the Hungarian reds.
 . On official Budapest message re- ceived here later says that the So- viet forces having triumphed over their enemies" the liberation of all hostages had been ordered.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-05-27
ITALIANS LAND MORE TROOPS AT zOKIA

PARIS, May 27 = The Italians have landed additional Zoka fifty miles Southeast of Smyrna In joint Italy by Great Britain, France and Amer ca demanding why she had previously landed troops ther
 Italy replied Conference that she regretted that Greeks allowed occupy Smyrna instead of joint occupation Italy said she feaared trouble the result Greeks occupying the place exercise mandatory CTS that section
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-05-27
SAYS SEWARD IS FAVORED FOR NAVAL
 COALING STATION

SEATTLE. May 27.-The members of the Naval Coal Commission sent to Alaska to investigate conditions, have arrived here and the Seattle Times in today's issue says they favor the town of Seward for the naval coaling station.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-05-27
TAKE RAILWAY JUNCTION.

LONDON May 27-It is reported that the Esthonians have captured from the Bolsheviki forces the Pskov railway juncture between Riga and Petrograd, thus cutting off an i'm portant line of communication for the enemy.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-05-27
ANOTHER RAISE IN
 ALASKA RATES ASKED
 BY ALASKA 5. 5. co.
The Territory Will Oppose the ln- crease Asked For Under Di- rection of Territorial
 Board

WASHINGTON, May 27.-The Alaska Steamship Company has filed with the Interstate Commerce Conr mission a reuest for an increase in rates between Tacoma, Seattle and southern and southwestern Alaska.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-05-27
OFFER koLcHAk ASSISTANCE

PARIS, May 27.-The Council of Four and Japan has offered Gen. Kolchak, the head of the Russian Omsk government, money and sup plies providing he promises to hold elections for constitutional assem- bly, when he reaches and occupies Moscow
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-05-27
LEFT IN THE MORNING.

PONTA DEL GADA, Azores, May 27.-The N c. left for Lisbon al six o'clock this morning, New York time, and expects to make the inter vening 800 miles by dark, flying at 70 miles an hour.
 Commander A. C. Read is in com mand. There was perfect sunny weather for the start, but it was expected the plane would encounter clouds midway.
 It is the purpose of Commander Read to remain in Lisbon over night and fly to Plymouth, England to- morrow. Warships are along the course.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-05-27
Left the Azores This Morn- ing and Was Reported at 12:16 p. m. as Being
 Half Way Across
HAWKER IS WELCOMED
He and His Navigator Are Carried on Shoulders of Crowd When They Get
 Off Train

WASHINGTON, May 27. "A Bulletin was received here at one o'clock, Wash ington time, that the Plane N.C.-4 has arrived at Lis bon, considerably ahead of schedule.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-05-27
VICTORY BOND SOLD
 PAR ON EXCHANGE

NEW YORK. May 27--victory bonds of the denomination of SOC sold on the stock exchange for $99. go.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-05-27
NEW STATES MAY BE EXEMPTED

PARIS, May 27-The Preparation Commission of the Peace Conference showed sympathetic attention representatives of States the former Hapsburg Monarchy regarding Austrian financial settlements It believed that States will be exempted from making separations for public property which they have taken
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-05-27
AMERICANS PREPARING FOR ACTION

COBLENZ, May 27.-(Associated Press) = Gen. Fayone Commander of the two French armies of occupation arrived here hurredy and conferred with Gen. Lgge of the Aer forces regarding the emergency plans of the Allies in Germany refuses to sign the Allied peace treaty 9
 The Americans preparing for action There is great activity at all of the bridgeheads.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-05-27
GEN. HARBARD MADE CHIEF OF STAFF
 OF RHINE FORCES

PARIS. May 27.-Maj. Gen. Chas. G. Harbard, head of the Service of Supplies of overseas forces, has been detailed as Chief of Stan on the ex- peditionary forces. succeeding Brig Gen. James McAndrew. The latter will go to Washington to become Chief of the War College.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-05-27
NAVAL LANE, HAS REACHED LISBON
FORCES GETTING READY TAKE ACTION IN CASE HUNS 1
 REFUSE TO SICN--ITALY STILL
 LANDING TROOPS IN TURKEY

PARIS May 27Brtish and American marines have been landed at the port of Danzg Prussia the Baltic The Allies sending powerful fleet to Danzig No official in formation has been out the object although the belief generally accepted that it of the plan of the Allies prepare for evenuaes Germany refuses to sign the peace treaty ',
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-05-27
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The Alaska daily empire., 1919-05-27
TERMS FOR BULGARIA

PARIS, May 27-The Council of Four today began the with Bulgaria.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-05-27
BELGIUM IS GIVEN SAFEGUARD

WASHINGTON May 27-Presdent Wilson has cabled that Conference arranged for safeguards against religious discrimination the recently created States. S
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-05-27

WASHINGTON, May 27.-At 12:16 pm, Washington time today, United States Naval plane N. c. 4 was re- ported as being half way between Ponta de Gada, Azores, and Lisbon, Portugal.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-05-27

Gen. McAndrew is known to many Alaskaps. having been in charge of the Fort at Seward.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-05-27

Today's News 1oday-as nnsi'A
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-10-25
SEAT SALE OPENS FOR
THE NEW DEFENSE"

At the Court theatre for one night
Tuesday, oct. ~. John d. Williams will
present Richard bennett in n new play
For the pc."nsc." Seats for the en-
gaSrmcut go ON sale at the buX-offiCe
this morning. The play is by Elmer Il
Rice, author Of that great success. ION
Trial" Mr.. Williams has assembled
such n remarkable cast to support MIR.
Bennett that this fact alone excited un-
usual interest among playGocrs and the
mail order demand for seats has been
exceptionally heavy. For this reason
patrons who intend seeing this great at
traction should secure their tickets as
soon as possible as delay may result IN
disappointment. For the Defense" Will
bring to the Court theatre one of the
most remarkable acting companies ever
seen in this city and the greater NUMBER
OF players are Of such standing that tncy
arc seldom seen outside of New York
and Chicago companies. This list In
cludcs Mr.. Bennett. who has not toured
for some four or five years. rs his ser
vices have been in such demand for
productions.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-10-25
NATIONAL. UNREST TO BE
SUBJECT OF SERMON

a subject of special interest AMI ting
Illness will he presented at the Second
United Presbyterian church tomorrow
even nE. At that service the pastor. Rev.
Ira G. McC'rca D. will preach on "Nati'nal
Cnrrst-Its Causes and Its Cure" This
will bc frank and plain discussion Of
tho rrcsrgt day situation in our country
and tho remedy for tho Same rs the pas
tor secs il. Those who Grc ininrC:t"., IN
our country's welfare are specially IN
vitCd To attend the service.
TIL" following special musical numbers
will hc rendered by the choir consisting
Of Mrs. W. G. Stch"r. soprano: Mrs. J. i.
Il. ConnCllcy. Cnntralto: Mr.. Walter A.
h"rs. tenor. and Mr.. W. G.. Sadl?r. baHs.
The Lord is Loving Into Every Man."
Wood; How Long Wit Thou Forget
Nc" TrOwhridGr
At tn" morning service tho pastor Will
preach on The Prayer Life of Jesus
The choir will render 20 Sing Unto INC
Lord. Sch"cl;cr. ana Mrs. Stcbcr, Mrs
Conncllcy and Mr.. Sadlcr will sing the
trio. Hear Our Prayer"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-10-25
BON
Sharnens Vision

Soothcs and heals tho eyes ma strength
ems cycsiGht quickly. relieves inflam-
nation in eyes and lids: sharpcns
vision and malics glasses unnecessary
IN many instances, says Doctor. Drug
gists refund your money If 1t fails
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-10-25

q. Hamrd. Ots"G", c:nployc of Sabine
Collcrlcs corporation. face wounded As
weeks at SIS: Q. Mccoy. berkeley Springs.
employee Of Berkeley Glass & Sand CO.,
fracture Of leg. A. weeks at IS; j. Perry,
Cannclson, cmployc OF locking Coal Il
Coke Co. fracture of left leg. IS weeks
Mt $40.
New subscribers to tho state Compcn-
Sation fund are: Charleston Material
Co.: W. NJ. Baldwin. New York City;
Midland Trial Garage Co. Charlest on
W. T.. Bricsc. Wheeling, Washington
Manufacturing Co. Huntington: Koincr
Wood Auta Co.; BcCklcy: Pocahontas
Coal Co. Bramwcll; Wood Mosaic Pop
lar Veneer Co., Huntington; Eakin Lum-
Der Co. Weston: Summit Point Fruit Co..
Jones Springs Fruit Co.; W. w. McCon-
mol. Wheeling; WaGgy Lumber Co.. Err
bacon; Jane Lew PRODUCTS Co.; EEtclla
Coal Mining Co. Philippi: Lynn Block
Coal Co. Hu.tinEtnn; Battlcchip Coal
Co. Fircco: Adrian Hampton Coal Co..
Hendricks: Meadow Lick Coal Co.. Oh
colt; Diamond Drilling Co.. pu Bots, and
Mankin & Cook. Huntington.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-10-25
ooh! Frenchy" Burlesquers
AT the Court Monday

"Oh, FrcnChy," the much taSkcd Of
hurlcSquc organization comes to the
Court Mund1y for IN engagement Of tw"
performances. "Oh. Frcuchy." n brand
ucw show full Of new and orr Ginal novel
ties, has n distinguished cast. 4 most
beautiful chorus and an cNtravas7nt
scenic AMI wardrobe equipment. The book
which was written by T.. Thomas Beatty
is entitled a Day in a Moving Picture
studio" and = crowds an unusual Cmo"nt
Of fun interest into the limited time al
l"ttvd the hurl"SUUc performance. ~
Martin one If hurl"sQuc's most nop;,,ar
comedians. heads the comedy depart
mrut, and Jules Jacobs is his capable
opposite. In addition to these comedians
III" cast contains such familiar names
as Walter Austin. Al Garbclic. Hazel
Forl. Lottic Loo and Martha White. The
usual - cent coupon matinee will be
given for tho women OF the city.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-10-25
"Chu Chin Chow" Coming

"Chu Chin Chow" the big musical eX-
travag anZa Of the orient. now in the
fourth year of its amazing run at His
Majcsty'S theatre IN New York. will be
presented at the Court theatre, week De
ginning Monday. January 5th.
The coming Of this famous and brill
liant attraction, which is said To have
been breaking all records everywhere.
promises 10 he ono Of IN" real theatrical
high lights" Of tn" current theatrical
season. "Chu chin Chow" was present
cd by T.. Ray C"metcck and Morris Cost
and ran all of last season in New York
at tn" Century theatre. 1t has been
praised as the mott hcwIldrrng and
beautiful production ever made in Amer
iCa.. !. is a nU,sral romance Of ancient
IIardad. told in fourteen scenes. and
utilizing the services of 500 people.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-10-25
IAN INNOCENT IDEA"
HAS ALL-STAR CAST
wheeling Has Opportunity to See
Faroe Hit Before It Goes 30
Broadway,

Charles Emerson Cook, producer OF
AN Innocent Idea" announces that
when this laughing hit OF the season
comes 10 the Court theatre. Thursday
matinee and evening. October 3oth.
Wheeling will have the exceptional op-
portunty of seeing n company OF play
ers that no producer can afford really.
to present outside Of Broadway.
The reason this is possible in tho
case Of An Innocent Idea" is that
this inimitahlc face. which is said to b.
funnicr than Twin Beds" 'Parlor.
Bedroom and Bath" and Up in Mable's
Room" Is on it's way toward New
York for seasons run.
IAN Innocent Idea" opened in Balti-
more four weeks ago and the critics
were unanimous in proclaiming 1t
phenomenal success. The booking
Offices in New York Immediately prom
ised Mr.. Cook a splendid theatre. II he
would only give them a months time.
In this space indianapolis. Grand Rap
ids. Wheeling and a half dozen other
cities will profit by seeing an absolute
J ly first class Broadway company out
side Of New York.
AN Innocent Idea" offers Robert En-
NETT kCane. the vaudeville hcadllncr
who co-starred with Miizi last season.
and who has an especial place in the
hearts Of Wheeling theatre gocrs. be-
cause Of his local patriotic work last
season in cooperation with the Fort
Henry Club: John WCStlcy. one or the
most brilliant farcCurs in America. re-
| mcmhercd for his scrcamingly funny
work in Twin Beds" Claire Whitney,
tho lovely movie star. who has her first
sreakng part in An Innocent Idea
Lillian Tucker. who played the leading
role in the Chicago Company Of Three
Faces East" last season: Mary Harper
who scored twice on broadway with
william Collier in the past two seasons;
Jennie A. Eustacc, who has played OPP
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-10-25
MOVE Cars WITH AUTOS
Number Of Tracks and Touring Cars
Arc Used to Tow railroad Cars.

For the first time in tho world. as far
as it Is known. automobiles arc being
used for. the shifting OF railroad cars IN
and out OF the mill yards In the Wheel
ing district. The heavy trucks and also
the lighter cars arc being used success
fully.
As a result OF the strike. the railroad
workmcn have refused 10 shift cars in
or out Of the yards of any mill which IS
not hindcrcd by the strike arNl as a re-
suit tho auto has found new place IN
the world.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-10-25

posite as Mansfield. Sothern and the
elder Barrymore; Florence Fair, sad
to be more beautiful than any Of ZicG-
fields brood Ada Vineyard. who play
ed intoXiCation in "ENpcricnCc." and a
dozen other players of the same cali
Ira
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-10-25
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