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Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-09-22
TALKIN|Nky kARES LAI-
Val F|UME PAKRAS-
GIUOSE.
Turi atsuke armotas prizes
miesta.

Londonas, rugs. q. - Tal-
kininLQ kariS laivai iSplaukd
* uoSto Fiumc, suStojo ] Giles
ir atsulio savo armotas prizes
micStQ, kurio nenori apIelStl
IiapitonaS d' Annunzio Su Savo
kariuOmenc.
ItaIiioS vyriauSybG buvo
parcikaIavuSi II AnnunziO ka-
rciviQ, kad iic apIeistQ mieStq
ir SugryztQ j savo puIkus, is
kuriQ dezcrtavo. JQ sugryzl-
mui buvo paskirtas laikas.
Kareiviai nepakIauSd.
Tad dabar talkininlai nus
prcndG is Fiume iSrukyti ne
tik kariuomene, bet ir patl
IT Annrnzio Su jo Stabu.
T'uo tarpu d Annunzio pra-
Mesa, kad jo iokia Sp6ka ne
gaIinti praSaIinti is Fiume.
Ir jiS ten paSirenges verciau
mirti, bet ne i$citi.
PrancSama, kad mieSte
Fime jau ina trukti maiSto.
BadaS privers d Annunzio pa
Siduoti.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-09-22
PabaItijos VieS$patijos
SusiiriiSSo IS Stipriiu Ry$iu
BUS UzG1NTA BoLsEvIKV PROPAGANDA
IVYKUS TAIKAI.

Ryga rugs 2O-Gamas daikas, kad Pabatijos viespat-
jos padarys aikQ boSevikas Mes tasai gallmuas nlo
lat did6ja.
J Reveio Ga sugryzo laviQ premeras r uzsen relkau
mniStc Tenai pasibagd pamn6tQ veSpatQ konerenclJa
Konferenca dave gestinu pasemiQ Pabaltjos vlespa-
toS padara Sutarti prizes bolSevkus laikyties Evien
Sutarimo posmai
Latvos, Lietuvos il Estonijos atstova nusprende
l. Ne vienai veSpatija nedaryti askra taikos Su boil
Sevkais.
2 Nesto su boSevkas akos arybosna pirmau, kol Dol
Sevka neduo gvaranuoto pazad6mo kad e po alkOs pa
darymo ausS su savo propaganda Pabaltijos salyse.
g. .ei ivyku su boSevkas aika neseigti JoklQ forma-
liu santkiu Su bolSevkas
+. Paarus taikq, tarpe Rusjos If Pabatjos Saq turl
but praveSa neutral6 zen6s juosta (zonas).
Daug nesmagumu su voldeciais.
znomas vokeGiu gen. der Goltz kariuomene
nei nemano kaustyes is Pabaos Pabatjos veSpatjos,
ras au enau butQ pabagusos vus reaus su boSevkals
Bet tai visa trukdo vokeciai.
TaIknnkai aznai reikalauja Vo1iejos atSaulti savo
karuomenq * Pabaos. Bet, mayt, tie rekalavima yra k
pavirSuniai Mes vokeGiQ nepdom.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-09-22

ncorganizuotais darbininkaiS
il toliaus varyti darbus. Bet
nebuS taip Siandie, apsileiSkus
didesniam darbininkQ susi-
pratimui.
Plieno korporacija turi fonda.
Plieno korporacija senai nu-
iaut6. kad jai nevisuomet bus
galima darbininkus persekioti
ir smaugti. il zinojo, kad ga
Iu-gale darbininkai susipras il
pakels streikQ.
Tad korporacija kovai prizes
darbininkus surinko milziniSkQ
fonda-daugiau 600 milijonQ
dolieriQ.
Tas fondas isteigtas kar6s
metu, kuomet korporacija is
kar6s pelnijo milziniSkas pini-
gu sumas.
Bet organizuotiems darbi-
ninkams nebaisus tas fondas.
Jis veikiai sutirps prizes orga-
nizuoto darbo stiprumq.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-09-22
MASKVOJE PASKELBTA
KARES STOV|S,

Gelsingforsas, rugs. 20. -
BoISevikp IaikraStis Pravda,
Petrograde, paskelb6 sovieto
valdzios prokIemacijq, kuriaia
pravedamas MaSkvoje karGs
Stovis.
TaS padaryta todeI, kad lla-
zoku gen. Mamontovo raitari-
ia atsidurusi netoli raudono-
SlOS armlJOS.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-09-22
BERLYNE PIGUS ORA
BUzIAI.
Bet tik perkant uz ameriko,
niskus pinigus.

Berlynas, rugs. 2O.-Cia dra-
buziuS, ypaG augStoS rQSies
moteriSkuS, galima pigiau nu-
pirkti, kaip New Yorke, Lon
done arba Paryziujc, jci moka-
ma amerikoniSkais pinigais.
TaS yra todcl, kad voli$ki pi-
nigai (markGS) labai pigQs.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-09-22
PIRKITE KARES TAUPY-
MO zENKLEL1US (W.s.s.).

taikinti pavartojant kitokias
priemones.
KitaS internacijonaIis darbi-
ninkQ organizatorius Wind kal-
bGdamaS raginO darbininkuS
streiko mctu saugoties viso-
kios prievartos if riauSiQ.
"Salinkitis nuo dirbtuviQ if
nuo policijos,'' - sake jis, "kuo-
met jus pirmadienio ryte pa
d6site darbo irankius. Mes tu-
rime specijalius piketninkus
savo ofise (kvateroje). Jie pi-
ketuos dirbtuves. JUS stov6kite
atokiai nuo dirbtuviQ.
Nebus progos pralieti krauja.
"Mes tikrai jauciame, kad
musu broliai gelezinkeliecial
parems mus il jie streiko metu
] dirbtuves nepristatys nei
vieno pIieno tono. Tad negal6s
but kraujo praliejimo. JUS to
iSvengsite.
"Vienatin6 proga krauJq
pralieti yra Pittsburghas. Te-
mai darbininkai nepilnai suor-
ganizuoti, ten ju susirinkimai
iSvaikomi. Ir tenai tad prama-
toni nesmagumai.
"Mes gi Gia neturime jokios
baim6s. Streiko pavykimas,
mes manome, priguli nuo pa
sekmiQ Pittsburghe. Tenai
ivyks svarbiausias nuospren-
dis. -
Chicagoss apskrityj streiko
kvatiera atidaryta Federation
buste, 116 West Washington
gat.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-09-22
NAUJA REVOLIUCIJA A
EGIPTE.

Londonas, rugs. q. - Cia
apturttoi vokicGiQ tclegramoj
Sakoma, kad Egipte paIliIuSi
nauia rcvoIiucija. Sakoma,
prize rcvoIiucijos priSidtje viSl
gyvcntojQ luomai.
AngIiioS uzSicniQ rcikalQ de-
partamcntc ncturima AiniQ a
pie tQ revoliucij2.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-09-22
MAISTAS EINA BRANGYN.
Nera pasekmiu is vyriausybes
VeikimO.

Washington, rugs. q. -
NorS vyriauSybG smarkiai vel
kia prizes maiSto pabrangimq,
bet taS vcikimas noduoda
gci>tinQ paSckmiQ.
Rugpjutyi maiStaS pasirodd
buveS hrangcsniS, kaip liopos
mGneSiu.
Apie tq oricijaliai prancSa-
ma * Darbo departamento.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-09-22
MUNICHE NUGALABINTI 5
BOLSEVIKAI.

Munichas, rugs. u. - u
atIiktaS vi>okiaS piitadarybcS
cia boISrvikQ tiraniioS mctu
kart> triSmaS miriop pa>mcrk@
boIScviliQ vadq Fritz ScidI Su
io kcturiaiS Sibrais. Nisi jic
SuSaudyti.
Xiii kcli boIScvikai mbauSti
kaliiimu.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-09-22
REKORDAS AUGSTUMOJE.

Mineola, N. Y, rugs. 20. -
LalmaS Roland RohlfS ana
dicnq 81 lakStytuvu palA!o
1900 pIdV aug$tumon. Tai
naujas rckordaS.
JiS tvirtina, kad tojc aug$tu-
moir, puS>optinto> myIioS, hu-
vcS SmarkuS SaItis-43 laip-
Sniai Zpmiau zero.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-09-22
sAKo, RUMUNAI SUGRA-
Ems GROBIUS UNGARIJAI.

Vienna, rugs. 2O.-1S Buda-
pesto praneSama, jog aciu tai
kininkq militarinGs misijos pa
sidarbavimui, rumunai sugra-
zins Ungarijai visus grobius,
kokiu prisipl6S6 toj Salyj.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-09-22
PATARS SUTARPTAUTIN-
TT ANGLIV PRoDUKCIJA.

Amsterdam, rugs. 20. - Is
BcrIyno parncSama. JOG zino-
mas Herbert Hoover trumpoi
atcity.i talkininkQ ekonominei
tal'ybai paduoS SumanymQ SUI
tarptautinti paSauIiO ANGLES
produkci.iQ.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-09-22
BULGARIA BUS APKRAU-
TT MOKESTIMIS PER
81 METUS.
Tures atlyginti 100000, 900
franku.

Washington, rugs. 2O.-Val-
istybGs departamentas paSkeIb6
iStraukas is taikos sutarties.
kokiq talkininkai vakar india
We Bulgarijos atstovams Parry
ziuje. BuIgaramS Sutartis yra
panaSi Austrijos sutarciai,
.abelnais ruozais imant. Dauge-
lis skirsniQ lygiai kaip Austri-
jos sutartyje, iS6mus vardus.
BuIgarijos vakarinis rube-
zius pakeieiamas keturioSe
vietose Serbijos naudai. Gi va
karin6 Trakija be jokiq salygll
pavedama taIkininkQ nuoziu-
raj. Rumunijos Some rubezius
pasilieka tas pat. Bet Dobru-
dos stovio klausimas bus ap-
tartas kick paskiau.
Sutartyje padarytos pasar-
COS apdrausti rasines ir religi-
lines maZumaS.
Armijos lures 10000.
Bulgarijos armija po pasl-
raSymo po taikos sutartimi trl-
ju m6nesiu laikotarpiu lures
but sumazinta lig 10000. Az
mia lures but sudaryta tik IS
laisvanoriQ. Kar6s LAVAL ir ORC
laivynas turi but pavesta tall
kininkams. Bulgarijai leidzia-
ma tur6ti tik viena dirbtuve
gaminti kar6s medziaga.
Per sekanGius 81 metus Bull
garija lures iSmok6ti atlyginl-
mo uz kare 2,5O0,OOO,OOO. fran
kQ auksu.
Kar6s metu uzgrobtus Gral-
kijoj, Rumunijoj ar Jugosla-
viioj visokius rekordus, istorl-
MUS ar dailas daiktus bulgaria
turf sugrazinti toms salims.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-09-22
MUNICHAS TURF AMERI-
KOS MESOS.

Munich, Bavariia, rugs. 20.
-Cia atvezta didcIG kiekyh0
niSoS * AmerikOS. TaS lcis
atnauiinti rcguIia-
res mISO> porcijas vartoti.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-09-22

Berne, rugs. 2O.-sveicarijos
tarybos komitetas,
kuris perkratinejo tautu sa-
jungos klausima, nutare pa
laukti su istojimu sveicarijos
tautQ sajungon.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-09-22
NAUJAS JAPONIJOS AM
BASADORIUS.

Tokyo, rugs. 81. - Oficija-
liai paSkclhta. kad ambassador
riu Suv. NalStiiaS paSkirtaS
uz>icniU rcikaIQ minister's
Ki.iuro Shidehara.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-09-22
Darbininkai pasirenge kOvon
uz SavO teiSeS
bet koyoti Iigi paSkutinQiQ uz
darbo zmoniV tciscS.
Fitzpatrick Washingtone.

NaciionaIio komitoto pirmi-
ninkaS, John Fitzpatrick IS
Chicago. i&ko!iIvo * Gia WASH
ingtonan Su pranc>imaiS Amc-
riko< Darbo FrdcraciioS prczi-
drntui GompcrSui.
Fitzpatrick * WaShingtono,
regis krliau> Chicagon. Pas
kui ir vel >ugryz Gionai vyriau-
sion kvateron.
SuIinota. JOG uH poroS Savai-
GiV norma Gia Su&aukti viSQ
plirno dirbtuviV darbininkQ
uniiu at>tovV SuvaziavimQ. Su-
vaziavime bus il Am. DarbO
Fedrraci.io> pildoma>iS komi-
tcta>.
* McNec>port, Pa. prancS-
ta. kad tcnai uzdaryta TinpIatc
dir.btuvi ir 1.5OO darhininkQ
paIikta he darbo. Kompaniia
ai>kina>i, joy pabaigimo de-
partamcnte atSiradc> perdidc
Ills iSIirbimQ prrvirSiS. Bet
uniio~ or@anizatoriai yra nuo-
.moni>, kad kompanija ruoSiN-
>i prio darbininEU >treiko.
Kaip daug darbininku iseis
streikan.
C'ia dau@ kaIbama klauSim",
Eaip didcIiS SkaitIiuS darbi-
ninku i>ei> Strcikan. Uniiu
vadai tvirtina, jog jic Siandie
MCCALL paduoti tiIlro Skaitliaus
darbininkQ.
Jie pazymi, JOG apSkrityj
tarpe Youngstown, o.. ir
John<tOwn, Pa, SuStreikuOS
maziauSia 100000 darbininkQ.
PIieno korporacija atkakIlai
tvirtina. kad is jos darbininkQ
voS Is nuoS. priguli prize unijQ.
Kitkq sake darbininkQ va
Iai. Site pazymi, jog didesnt
daliS darbininkQ, ty. daugiau
30 nuoS., priGuli prize unijV.
Kompanijos irgi veikia.
PIicno dirbtuviQ kompanijos
taippat nemiega. 1ra ziniQ,
kad kaikuriOS SavO iStaigoSe
pataiSo Streiklauziams ir ne
.organizu0teimS darbininkams
miegruimiuS, su@abena daug
viSokiQ valgOmQ produktQ.
.Kai-kurios Eompanijos pasiru-
'pina net ivairios rQSies ginklQ.
Turbut. jos man0, jog ne vi
Si darbininkai iSeiS streikan.
Jos tikiSi, kad zymi dalis pasi-
IikS vergauti. Be to, gaus
StreikIauziQ. Kaip tuOS, taip li
tuS priSieiS uzIaikyti If apsau-
goti. Bet nepasiduoti Organi-
zuotam dsrbui.
Suprantama, tOksai kompa-
niju manymas yra tuScias. Gal
kituomet kompanijoms ir buvo
lemta su streiklauziais ir su
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-09-22

Is tQ kokia dallS cal ne
>trriiuo>. NrS ne vi>i darbl-
ninkai <uorganizuoti. Bet kuo-
met nrdirb> didzima, nrbu>
darbO nri maZnnai.
PIieno korporaciioS gaIva
Gary nicko neSako apie gene
rail- ~treikQ. JiS tyli prizes
o$ianGiQ audrQ.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-09-22
AIRIJOJE ATIDARYTA PA
SKOLOs sUBSKRIPCIJA.

Dublinas, Airija, rugs. 90
Cia vakar atidaryta 81, ,25O,OOO
paSkolos Subskripciia Airiios
respublikos reikalams.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-09-22
Anglys Jugoslavijai.

Uz sunaikinima Serbijos an
glekasyklQ bulgaria per pen
keris metus Jugoslavijai turi
pristatyti angliQ po $4,000 to-
nQ kas metal.
Bulgaria. panailIina Brest-
Litovske ir Buchareste pada-
rytas sutartis. Gi pelnytus is
to pinigus If apdraudas sugra.
zina.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-09-22
Bulgaria. Gavo Taikos Sutartii

Gyvas inventorius turf but su-
grqzintas 6 m6nesiQ laillotar-
piu.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-07-14
About People
Movements Of individuals to and
From tho City.

Louis Hitler. of this city left yestcr>
! day for Chicago. where he Will repre-
! soht the MaCcabccS Of West Virginia
at the national meeting to b" held IN
that city this wc-k MIR. &. W. Wamos-
Icy. of McWhortr. W. Va. another dele
gate TO tho convention accompanied Mr..
Hitler.
Miss Helen Dicdcnhack. Of JACOB
street. is in n serious condition 1T the
North Wheeling hospital
Mr. and Mrs. George Wolfe, Of FAIR
mont. arc the guests Of the latter's SIS
tcrs on the South Side.
Miss Julia Jacquard. Of l?S -Four
tcCnth street. is improving nicely. at
the Wheeling hospital, where she has
been confined for the past week.
Homer Il. Summers. formerly an As
sociatcd Press operator here. but who
| is now located at the Pittsburgh offiC->
| spent Saturday night and Sunday in th,-
/ city the guest Of Frank 7. Smith.
Frank w. Grancr. of Pittsburgh was
| the guest of his brother. Lafayctt" Ora
| Nor and family al their home at Belle
Isle Sunday.
William Ircsslcr. local operator for
| thu international News Service is able
| to h" out again after an illness OF sor-
| cral days.
Miss Kate Hall with her sisters. the
Misses Lizzie and Mary Hall. have re-
opened their summer cottage at Bcthcs-
da. where they will remain for tho sum-
| mCr.
Mrs. NJ T. Coyn" is spending two
weeks at the Moundsvillc Camp grounds.
Miss Ann" Norris left Saturday night
! for her HON" in Kentucky. While i'll
| kentucky Miss Norris Will hc III" guest
! Of her sister Mrs. II. l.. Mitchell, nj the
luttcr's home AT EStlll Springs.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-07-14
HUNDREDS ENJOYED
MUNICIPAL CONCERT

Saturday night saw m immense crowd
in River Park to hear tho second weekly
concert Of the Municipal band. which
was received with great appreciation
, and applause by tho people who stood.
most Of them on the grassy plots. so
thick and green. for the three hours or
moro during which tho concert lasted.
Many automohilsts lined up along the
curb sklrtinG the park and spent the
evening. adding their horns to the gem
cral applause.
The evening was ideal. tho river calm
and serene under gorgeous glowing
sunset. which looked as though csp"Ci-
ally arranged for the occasion. The
scene needed just the airplanc which
+ suddenly appeared dying low 10 CIV" II
the final touch 1t hnvcrrd over ;hr
! park the river and the ohio hills. cir
! cling around several times before finally
! disappearing. toward dusk over the city
! To the East.
! As the sky grew dark an enormous
moon Of the green cheese variety sailcG
over head in the sky, and smiled down
upon tn scene. No wonder he smiled
TO sec good old Wheeling standing. on
Saturday night. cnrapturcd over music.
with the river the only wet thing IN
sight. The band played very GOOD
program
The public spirited citizens who was
SO generous and interested IN the drvel-
opmcnt Of Wheeling as to contribute
To tho fund for the municipal concerts
which really made them possible, is so
delighted with the enthusiastic way IN
which tho public has received this wei
come entertaining and instructive d.
version Of Saturday night concerts. that
he has offered - contribute SlUoO moro
to tho original sum Of 5000. for any
additional expenditure which may arise
IN connection with them. The idea nr
introducing singers occasionally thru
tho SEASON MS an added attraction is be-
ing considered. and the additional
$1,000 will cover this expense and that
of many other features incidental 10
he concert season.
community singing has been great
success in connection with municipal
concerts in other cities and ought to 80
well here If boosted by those in charge
Of the community sings. which have
been introduced in the playground
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-07-14

and discussion. One Of the subjects OIL
discussion will be the plan for the INTRO
duCing Of a department of literature INTO
the club schedule for IN" coming season
and the secretion of able and prominent
lecturers To- give course OF addresses.
instructive and educational. to the mcm-
Dvrs VIII, Engage III THIS branch OF the
club program.
III" Presbyterian Young WomenS
Business club VIII meet as usual IN IN"
Parish llnuS" Of tn" First Presbyterian
church ON Thursday evening.
The Luther WomtnS' League or the
Zion Church will meet next Thursday
evening At eight o'clock. Mrs. ii. {. Kali
bitter presiding over the evenings en-
tcrtainmcnt which will combine music
and speaking.
Miss Augusta Wright will preside over
tho meeting Of the ST. Matthews AuXIll-
AIRY. which viii tax" place on Thursday
evening IN the lecture room OF the
church. The usual SOWING for charity
and refugees will BE- done by these
young ladies who have accomplished 50
much in the past year IN this line q
work.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-07-14
SENATOR ELKNS COMES OUT
AGAINST LEAGUE Of nations

I, idealism Of which 10 hear % much -
| about which we know 90 very NttlA
I'VE are told that the people want ~
scheme approved and adopted b. I'll
senate without let or hindranca, 9n4 10
are told that the soldiers who gave their
lives gave 1t for this precious document
Of un-Americanism and Of internatton1le
ism, and the soldiers who survived fh1
hell Of battles are as eager for i'll
most emphatically deny that this u tI1ot
and as unhesitatinsiy assert that g *
just the reverse. ! was . soldier In tn
great war. and q soldier In the war ytl1I
Spain. I think that know the 0oSo3OeiS
and feel that ! am a. competent ~!
speak for him a. those who were At -,
time his comrades In arms. We tAl6os
this thing over in France, in billet -
camp. There was no diluted Americas
ism in that talk It was straight-1fos.
the-shoulder Americanism; Q natjoes
ism without alloy. They wanted -
tangled I'D alliances with any Eufol1A
government whatsoever. They Wante1 ~.
finish the Job and get home. and 1oops
out Of any European mess, bat Fdo1H'
and prepared to TO IN II. a. 01eEA44R
did. any nation challenged our IiEhtp
and our liberties. That Wa the seililE
sentiment in Europe when I smbAfs
for home. and that 10 the soldier 0eAlle
mont have found existed hcro Ginoos&
returned. AS to the civilian public ~
large. can speak for only that part G.
it which resides within the StAkAs G
West Virginia can do this WitA1q17
any hesitation whatsoever. The GFo
majority Of the people Of the stats II.
have the honor to represent IN to-
United States senate arc unqueStioAAhaT,
and unalterably opposed to the oopes1
nant Of the league Of nations - A1AltZ;
brought home by the president and 80
scented TO the senate. fiss5
AS II is now. or a. Il may b, thi9 ~
not the kind Of q league Of nations NJ
the American people had hoped foe -;
expected. The more clearly the tSoNo -;
understood by them. the moro appATO
this will become. Tho price that 49,
arc asked to pay Is too great for The NJ,
certain peace and protection that II
trainers Of the covenant, moro than TIT
covenant itself. promise We Ghoa1
try again. Try to get . league Of Co.
other kind that will moro coFtAlnERs
guarantee world peace: aSSuredly ca6s
that will not compel us to surfend00 aaJ
Of our sovereignty, our nationSliGm en-
sacred liberties and institutions I'd
present scheme. in my judgment, loED ~
IN for endless years Of trobule, waI11Gs
in all parts Of the world. material 1851
beyond computation, and in the en- - )
sures US tho enmity and Jealousy o. IL
world"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-07-14
NARNOOD
To VOTE TODAY
ON BOND ISSUE
wARwooD CITIZENS WILL EITHER
REJECT OR RAT1FY STREET
PAVING TODAY.
General Opinion is That Issue VIII Be
Defeated But Boosters Are on
Job.

warwood citizens will either reject or
ratify the bond issue for Sl50,000 for
street paving today. by vote. and al
though both sides are working hard for
q victory, neither seems 10 be very con-
fident.
The biggest vote in the history OF the
town Is expected. as both parties have
solicited the town carefully. and when
the polls open. it is thought there will
be a rush to put either the three-fifths
vote through for or against.
Those opposing the issue have Issued
many kinds of circulars, bearing prora-
ganda In their favor. while the boosters
are only doing the required advertising
in the newspapers.
The ordinance provides for $4,000 to
be expended in improving the streets
and the sewerage system Of the town
The polls will open ut sunrise. or 5:34
a m and close at sunset, or SGT p. m.
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Summer Plans At Mt. de ChantaL

Mt. dc Chantal is having many plans
mapped out for the Improvement of the
Academy grounds during the summer
among which arc tho tcrracIng OF tho
statue of 81. Joseph tn" ground below
the building OF two new tennis courts
and improvement of the old ones. Ten
mis- is always popular game among TIE
students there having been many girls
at the school who are almost as good as
professionals. and the increasing num-
Der of girls Interested in the game has
nccessitatcd the building of the addition
al courts.
There have been two prominent visit
ors at the school during the last two
weeks. Mrs. Norman Potter who has
been residing abroad for some years,
Is the guest Of Sister Isabella and Mrs.
James Lynch OF Atlanta Georgia. the
guest of Sister Gertrude. TO whom she
is related.
The Mount de Chantal Year Book has
not been issued owing to illness in the
family of Miss Rose McGraw, the edi-
trcss. but it is expected it will be out
within few days.
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taken lydia E. Pinkham,s Vegetaoie
COMPOUND and the Blood Medicine with
good results. She is much better and
teaching now and give your medicine
the praise, You are welcome to use
this letter for the benefit of other sut-
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Women who suffer as Mrs. Gaines did
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the evidence that is constantly beng
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this grand old remedy has relievedmucn
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For confidential advice write Lydia E
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The result of their forty years experF
oncc is at your service.
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SOCIETY DANCING
PARTY THURSDAY
MRS. Il. Q. XAELErT TO ENTERTAIN
N HoMoA OF HR NIECE, NISS
ELSIE STo2ER-
Affair VIII BE Attended by . Number OF
Young Society Buds and Their
Cavaliers.

Ms H c. Hazlett will entertain
Thursday evening At her beautiful coun-
Try home with q dancing party which
will be given in honor OF her niece. MISS
Elsie Storer, and the members OF the
younger set. The home Of Mrs. Hazlctt
Is particularly well adapted to enter
tainments OF this kind. with its large.
airy living rooms and unusually attrac-
tive veranda from which slopes the
~isea Of beautiful lawn. fine old trees
and gravel paths. around which the rus
tic benches arc arranged. With the pre-
vailing moonlight which will surely be
in evidence this week. they will prove
attractive spots In which 10 rest be-
tween dances.
There will be quito few OF the young
society buds present with, their various
cavaliers.
Among those who will DO included in
the party are:
Misses
Frances Wood Eleanor Stewart
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rsms Of Old sso-a House Spreads,

The Old Stone House continues to lure
It's usual number OF guests 10 the charm.
Of a culinary treat in the form OF
chicken and waffle dinner, served in inc
atmosphere Of Colonial days. One OF the
most attractive features OF the Ola
Stone House is the fact that one may
always find new and rare price or Co
lonial antiquity amidst the collection or
antiques which are almost as much OF II
drawing card 70 rthe Stone House as the
we'll cooked and served meals.
The Stone House. rs we'll as being the
popular road house for local people IL
also becoming very popular with tour
lists, several OF whom have stopped OF
there recently. breaking their trip over
night.
Among the local people who visited
the we'll known place Saturday and Sun
day were:
Mr.. and Mrs. Mertz FTanzhcim. Mr..
and Mrs George Hannah and Miss Har-
riette Hannah. Mr. and Mrs. William
Windsor. Mr.. and Mrs Carl Reed. DR.,
and Mrs. II. Z. Ooestcrling. Mr.. and
Mrs. Glenn Steinnetz and Mrs. ]. J. Hol-
loway and party Of twelve.