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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-12-18
GAME CANCELLED
Game Between Wesleyan Old Stars and
varsity to Have Been Played Fri
day, Has Been cancelled.

BCC1IANEON. Dec. f7.-Thc gamo
between the Wesleyan Old Stars and tho
Wesleyan Varsity. which was to take
place Friday night OF this week has been
cancelled owing TO the fact that COT
lege will close on Friday. Dec. ~. IN
stead Of Saturday, Dec. 20. as announced
in the catalogue. This will give the
varsity no more games until after the
Christmas recess.
beginning on January 3. there will be
a fine string of games, the total mum.
bcr being in tho range of -. About
ten or eleven Of these will b. played
on the home court and the rrmaindrr
abroad. There will be two trips. each
covering seven games. and hut ninn
school days missed. Tho trips take in
couple Of holidays and also the interim
between the semcStcrs.
The varsity is boing at great clip
and promises TO be tho fastest aG>
grcgation that has over been turned
out from Wesleyan. Coach Drumm ha :
not determined any varsity squad to
date. but has reduced the number Of
mcn to approximately -. Tho material
is so good and SO numerous that his
greatest problem is TO choose n five
10 start his games.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-12-18
Bills introduced By
Senator Sutherland

WASHINGTON, d. c.. Dec. 17.-Sena-
tor Howard Sutherland has introduced
in the Senate
A bill to provide for the purchase OF a
site and tho erection Of a public build
ing thereon at Hurricane. Putnam coun-
~. West Virginia and O bill TO revise
and equalize rates OF pensions TO Ger
tain soldiers, sailors and marines or the
Civil War. to certain widows, former
widows, dependant parents and children
of such soldiers. sailors and marines
and 10 certain army nurses; granting
pensions and increases OF pensions to
certain cases and reducing the minimum
length OF service from 80 to IS days.
Senator Sutherland presented petit
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-12-18

AL Pntnrs Bouts IN This City TO As
Staged at tho Market
Audttortun1.

On Monday evening the Market Aud
torium will DC the scene OF one OF inc
greatest scraps ever held in the ONO
Valley, and the principals in this bout
will be those two. fast little scrappers
Eddie winler. the Fair Haven Bear
at" and Waiter Goo stewart.
Mheeling's featherHeight title conten-
der. This will DC the eighth meeting
Of these two boys and up until the last
scrap Stewart always had an edge on
the Bear Cat" but in the last scrap
Goo was a little over-conftdent along
with being sick and the result was I'D,
die gained his first win over the local
boy.
win,ler will arrive here Friday and
will work out Friday. Saturday and
Sunday afternoon with Billy WIZ
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-12-18
MAY TURN DOWN
OFFER FROM YALE

Special Dispatch to The Intelligencer.
MORGhNTOWN. w. Va. Dec. IL
Yalo university has offered West Vir-
ginin n football Enmc AT New Haven on
October %. next year. and action on &C
ceptfnE or refusing the offer IS expected
tomorrow. The Mountaineers are sched-
ulcd 10 play Princeton on November J.
the Saturday following the date offered
by Yale. and this il the biggest obstacle
in the path of acceptance by West Eir-
lsini1
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-12-18
FATALLY Dv1H1D.

Special Dispatch to The IntelliHsnces.
HARRISBURG, ". Va, Dec. 17,--1Ae.
81 burns received by Mrs. EvsiynSWA34s
more, Sc. mother OF Mrs. Charles GAY.
lord, when her clothing caught AftrA5tl
she was sitting in a chair before N 60
fireplace today at her home On 1echa
street. At hospital, where she ~
taken, 1t was stated tonight that ~
could not recover. ~
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-12-18
WEBSTE R WON AGAIN
Practically Won Championship Last EV-
en1ng Ry 1877 victory over
Center.

Webster practically won the champ
ionshfn in the public schools athletic
League bsskc,bail series at the high
school last evening b,. toking n fast
game from Centre 13 n : Wills Clnv
which WIS W.fbstcr;s only remaining
rival for the remnant. was badly swamp
ed hv the Union five % to In the
third game Of the evening Wasbinrton
won a hard fought game from Ritchie
n n NM ono wore vcni. of NAV
romnins NJ thie scmnsters scSsdtla NJ
Tho end Of which ,he ha skethau tronhy
win he nwarInd - ,hn Hinnim, tcanI
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-12-18
CATHEDRAL SCHEDULE.

Dec. -. SHADY: Jan, .. 'Claysvillc
Jan. ., 'Steubcnvillc: Jan. L. Magnolia
Ian. 20. 'Brishal; Jan. -. Claysvi}fc
Feb. 3. Linsly: Feb. il. 'Magnolia; Feb
90. Martins Ferry: Feb. 2S. 'Linsly;
March 5. Steubcnvillc; March IL. MAR
tins Ferry: March &c. ShadySidc.
Indicate games played in Cathedral
armory.
Brother Antoni, A. NJ. principal
Brother BERNARD, manager: Brother
Thcophahc. coach; Brother Rittlc. cap
tain.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-12-18
TRIADELPHIA LOST

TriadelPhta High school basketball
team lost last evening to the ST. Marks
quintet OF Elm Grove by Il score of 30
10 "a on the Triadelphia High fioor. Too
much individual playing and not enough
team work lost for T. D. II. S.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-12-18
Ritohie 9.
INDUSTRIAL LEAGUE
B. B. GAMES TONIGHT

The regular weekly games Of the In
dustrial Basketball league will he played
this evening on the Young Mems CHRIS
tian association floor. These games arc
proving very popular with the fans OF
this city. and many are on hand for the
opening game at S O'Clock.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-12-18

lions Of Elkins Lodge Chariestpn ~
Martinsburr lodges OF the order g
and from the directors Of the WnoeMn4
Chamber Of Commerce, praying: 1oF H.
enactment of legislation providing 4ee
the deportation Of undesirable Att
which petitions were referred to. ~
committee on immigration.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-12-18

Ray Parks. Steubcnville favoritc will
meet Bill Scott. Of Williamsburg. Pa, in
the 1O-round main bout before tho Mingo
Boxing club al Mingo junction. Ohio
Christmas afternoon. In tho semi-final
Walter Hahn. Of Wcllshurg. meets a
fast Pittsburgh boy and in the 6-round
preliminary Bill Lohr. Of Follansbec.
will meet Bob Bodnar. Of Mlngo june
ton.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-12-18
FINAL |NTERCLASS
GAME At LINSLY

In n fast and exciting game the jun
Tors defeated the Seniors 20 to -. ST.,
pcriur foul shooting by Bonc brought
victory 10 the Juniors in tho last few
minutes Of play. Play vas fast ana
furious and many fouls were called
Lack Of similarity in uniforms caused
difficulty in one case and foulinE at
tho close of tho game and there was
doubt concerning n lhrCc-mcn miNuE.
The decision was given IL TT" Juniors
and Iionc missed the foul as the san2
rndcd.
In a preliminary game the y Class de-
fcntcd the 4 Class = to !.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-12-18

Washington Post--Wc're glad Champ
Clark introduced Pershing ms Exhibit A
and not as Article y.
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Juniors

Goals: HadOrn l. Palmer i, SChcncF-
.lcin . Rome 3. Bell 3.
Foul Goals: Hadorn .. Bone s.
Referee: Mr.. Holden.
Timer: Kochlcr
Standing Of Teams.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-12-18
MusEE WINTER DUCK PIN LEAGUE.

Observation-Disclosures vs. LaBcllc.
Eurckas vs. Aiiaiikcs.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-12-18
MINGO JUNCTION

Indians VS.. RUNS.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-06-17
GRATIS GRA1Ts

En- la iOysrfa Felix Lopez. San Fran
cisco. frente Ia Opera. le reconoce-
ran IL vista gratis indicAndole el cris-
tai precise que necesitan sus ojos. Oris-
tales y monturas de IL. calidad con
precios bsios.--SAn Francisco 81 "
Advh
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I'm eStOTnudO dGIatd a
un COnViCtO fugitive

En- una de las penitenciarias del in
terror de Massachusetts, ocurrio un GU
rioso incidente durante la tentativa de
fuga de uno de los convictos encerra-
do en- aquel penal.
Eric Lundblad es un recluso que cum
pie sentencia por robo en- la carcel de
Charlestown. FL recluso, con ayuda de
varias linas correas, habia consegui-
do evadirse de la zelda en- que Sc halla-
ba recluido y va Sc encontraba en- las
afueras del edifcio, faltandole esca-
lar tinicamnte la tapia medianera, tras
la cual Sc hallaba la libertad definiti-
va para Ell preso. Los guardianes de la
carcel dieron la senal de alarma anun-
C ando la dcsaparicion de uno de los
convictos y acto seguido Sc inicio la
persecution, que no dio resultado al
guno. va Sc desesperaba de descubrir
el paradero del fugitive y regresaban
Los carceleros sus dependencies, GUAM
do do debajo de un monton de maderas
Sc oyo un poderoso estornudo que des-
perto la alarma general hizo que las
investigaciones Sc orientaran por II .el
lado. La pesquisa fue fructuosa Csta
vez. Debajo del monton de maderas
Sc encontraba Lundblad, acurrucado v
ecperando la oportunidad para escA-
lar ell iiltimo muro de la carcel y reco-
brar la hbertad.
FL convicto fue confnado nuevamen-
te en- su zelda y ALI Sc le tiene bajo
severa vigilancia, mientras Sc esclare-
cen los medios de que Sc sirvio para
eludir la vigilancia de les guardianes.
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Siluetas9 Parlamentarias

misma forma: 'tTienen razon los en-
pleados" Otro senior Representative me
interpel6 en- guasa pregunt6me;
"6Qu6 quiere decir S. S. cuando dice:
"TIENEN RAzoN LOS EMPLEA-
DOS''? Aqui nadie ha dicho NADIA de
los empleados, y S. S.. dice que Elios
TIENEN RAzON. Bien,: pues ST nadie.
ha dicho NADIA los empleados, yo digo
que tienen razon, que les sobra razon,
que piden con razon. Y mientras ha-
blaba, no podia evitar que mis- ojos Sc
alejaran de la galeria, donde estaban
fijos en- mi como Glen ojos, risuefos
unos amenazadores otros.
'... '.' -. - - .'.' -
''No puede ser, senior Presidente y
seflores Representatives.. El tocino, ha
subido, ha subido ell jamon, ell arroz
los zapatos, y este pobre empleado
no ha subido en- sus entradas, aunque
tampoco ha bajado. Pero su edad !"
despu6s de tantos amos de servicios es
justo es humane que en- esta SERC-
CICN, habiendo casos SEMILARES, Sc
aumente esa partida, Sc aumente ese
sueldo'.
FL Representante que asi hablaba, a
Quien aplaudi con toda ell alma, es grue-
50, bajito, neva barba bigote, ha pre-
aidido varias veces nuestra Camara y
cs muy entendido Ell cuestiones de IL
TERATURA y de FINANzAS.
Sc voto el aumento de los emplea-
dos, un 81 uniforme de la Camara
lie di6 su aprobacion. Ell habil defen-
sor de la enmienda Sc levant6 de su
pupitre, salio para ell pasillo y Sc per-
dio I'M minute en- un abrazo gigantes-.
co de los empleados. Yo me aued6
tranquilo, mientras pensaba para mi:
la Camara en- esta SERCCICN ha he
cho justicia; tenian razon los emplca-
dos, les sobraba razon, y.....,......
les faltaba trabajo y Jefes que no les
permitieran salir de sus oficinas en- dias
y horas laborables.
M. DE PALAFoX.
4 San Juan, JUNO de 1919.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-06-17

He subido Ia vieja escalera de la
vieja Diputacion Provincial. Ell largo
y estrecho pasillo que cpnduce de la
Camara al Senado es apafentemente en-
esta tarde una ofcina central de en-
pleados sin empleos 5lI
Por vez primera en- la historic del
mundo, me ha parecido presenciar una
huelga de empleados del gobierno. FL
reloj marca las dos de la tarde y como
trescientos oficinistas publicos deambu-
Ian, forman grupos llenan ell pasillo
Els jueves, las oficinas del gobierno es-
tan abiertas y ell personal no esta en-
las oficinas GQue, hay huelga?, pre-
gunto al primer conocido, y minutes
mas tarde sentia deseos de morderme,
de golpearme, comerme mi mismo.
Me rodearon, me acediaron, me ence-
rraron mas de veinte personals. ''Ten-
go que hablarle, necesito me atienda
unos instantes, oigame una recomenda-
cion, lea estas notas, attendance un mi
nuto, me dijeron todos la vez. Soy
empleado; Qo se). Bien, pero no me
da el sueldo, lie he hablado Luis,
a Miguel, Jorge, Y confio EN- que us
gted defendera la justa petici6n que
hago.
Me adentre Ell la Camara, ocup6 mi
pupitre y entonces entendi la situaci6n.
Sc votaba un proyecto y al oir mi
nombre, maquinalmonte die asi. GQue
habr6 votado yo con ese SO. -
Que Sc traiga discussion el presu-
puesto, solicit6 un senior Representan-
te. Y entonces, al DIR la palabra PRE-
SUPUESTo, senti deseos de vengarme
de los veinte ciudadanos que me ace
diaron y que me hablaban de la jus
ticia de su peticion. va habia resuel-
TO consumar mi proposito cuando de
pronto mire las galerias. Senti ME
do, vi caras risueflas hoscas a la
vez, y miradas insinuantes salpicadas
de un toque Hgero de odio y de pie
dad. "Tienen raz6n los empleados, -
die de pronto, empujado por mi gran
cobardia. Que decia ell senor Repre-
sentante, pregunto el Presidente. Me
Ievante abobado y lie replique en- la
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EN- LA CORTE DE DISTRITO DBL
DISTRITO JUDICIAL DE MAYA,
GUEZ, PUERTO. RICO
EsTADos UNIDos DE AMERIc \

ESTADOS UNIDOS DE AMERIC \ 4
Ell Presdente Ge los Estados Unid os,
Enrique y Ricardo Mestre, Demandan5e,
VS.. Santiago Michelena y su5 esposa A te-
lima Pou, John Doe Y Die Doe, a2a
zAMIENTo. CIVIL No. 6296. So re
Nulidad Reivindicaci6n
Ell PUEBLO DE, PUERTO RICO,
A Santiago Michelena, su esposa, Ave
lima Pou, John Doc Ric Doe, coa
los herederos desconoeidos de Nicol; ia
Bellve sean demandados antes memo %
nado.
PoR LA PRESENTE Sc MOTIF l.
CA A USTEDES que Sc ha presenta 10
en- La oflcina del Secretario de la, Cote
de Distrito del Distrito Judicial de
gpueusp gI 'ooIH o41snd 'zenSr&rN
de In actor antes citado, en- la cral
solicita Sc declare inexistente, ell cen
trato celebrado entire Ell Juzgado de
primera instancia de San German a
nombre de la Succession de SaIvad Or
Mestre y Mora y Nicolasa SBellve, cfl
virtud de la adjudication hecha a fa-N
vor de esta Ell dia nueve de febrero lie
1901, de Las fincas descritas en- la de-
manda; nuIas las escrituras de diez
iocho de febrero de 1901, otorgada por
Nicolasa Bellve EN- favor de Rafael Uli-
ses Lange y por este favor de San
tiago Michelena en- diez y ocho de
febrero y veinte y tres de diciembre
de 1901 respectivamente, de las fineas
dichas: que Sc condene Santiago Mi
chelena a la devoluci6n de las pro-
pias fincas a los demandantes, con las
rentas producidas, y al pago de las
costas, gastos, desembolsos honora-
rios de abogado los demandados que
Sc opusieron a la demanda, segln todo
consta mas detalladamente de esta de-
manda que Sc acompana este empla-
zainiento para que forme parte del pre-
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sente emplazamiento. Els abogado del
demandante el hcenciado P. Fajardo.
POR CUANTO:-El demandante pre-
sento una moci6n escrita ante la Cor
te de Distrito de Mayagiiez, en- la que
alegaba que los demandados John Doe,
o sea la Succession desconocida de Nj
colasa Bellve sea emplazada por edicto
por haber dicha Nicolasa Bellve falle-
cido en- Espaha, ignorandGCe la fe-
cha de su fallecimiento Qu;enes sean
slS herederos y sus donicilios que
dichos herederos son parties necesarias
en- este pleito que los demandantes
tienen una buena y justa causa de ac-.
ci6n.
Y Sc notifica ustedes q. de no COM
parecer dentro de los diez dias des-
pues de notificado 81 la notification Sc
hiciere en- el distrito, y dentro de los
ve;nte dias 81 Sc hiciere fuera del dis
trito, pero en- la Isla de Puerto Rico,
y dentro de los cuarenta dias 81 Sc hi
ciere en- otra parte, ell demandante po-
dra obtener una sentencia contra uste-
des los demandados sin mas citarlos
nj oirlos de acuerdo con la s1plica de
la demanda.
POR CUANTO: La Honorable Corte
de Distrito de Mayagtiez, P. r. ha die
tado una orden en- veinte y ocho de
mayo de 1919, en- virtud de la cual
ordena que John Doe y Richard Roe
sean los herederos desconocidos de
Nicolasa Bellve y Marquez, sean en-
plazados por edictos, Ell cual edicto Sc
pubiicara en- Ell diario que edita en-
san Juan Puerto Rico por un termino
de, treinta dias y una vez por semana
cuando fenos, denominado EEL MUM
Do.''
Dado baj& mi frma con ell selo
Official de estA Corte en- Mayagiiez, P.
r. hoy dia doS de JUNO de 1919.
Francisco 4AzUAR, secretario Cor
te de Distrito.
Por Narciso tFUEvAs. sub,secreta-
rio Corte de Di4trito.
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Movirniento Obrero

Sc ha constituido oficialmente la Fe-
deraci6n Portorriquena del Trabajo en-
Fajardo, donde Sc persona el Comite
Central de San Juan y Sc efectuaron
varios actos de propaganda.
Ell domingo a la una de la tarde Sc
celebr6 una asambIea conjunta Ell ell
Teatro Municipal Ia que acudieron
numerosos trabajadorcs. En- dicho &C
to, Sc debatieron asuntos de inte-6s
general para la comunidad para la
instruction
Quedo elegido el Comite para aqlel
pueblo recayendo lcs nombramic;n sos
en- los obreros siguientes:
Presidente Saturnino Andrinis; vi
ce Presidente, George Gordon; Teso-e-
ro, Juan G. Pilero; Organizador, LII
ciano Cintron; Vocales, Ramon Moya-
no, Catalina Moyano. Demetrio Ramcs,
Manuel Davila, Juan Martinez, Ma
nuel Cepeda, Diego Mitchell. Todos
los elegidos estaban presentes y tor,a-
ron possession de eus cargos.
La asamblea ternino a las cinco de
Ia ta-de las seis media comenzo
un mitin en- la plaza principal en- Ell
que hablaron, el presidente de la fe-
deraci6n senior Evangelista Calder5n,
Manuel vald6s, Martin Clemente 10
man, Jose A. Martinez y Andres To
driguez Vera.
Ell mitin termin6 las diez de La no.
che.
FL nlmero de obreros que expresa-o
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MORBILIDAD

Semana que termin6 ell dia de
Junio de 1919.
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su conformidad aver inscribiendo sus
nombres en- el registro de la asociacion
fus crecido. ......l
En- la asamblea Sc trato sobre la re-
presentation que debe tener Fajardo en-
la exposition regional que Sc celebra-
ra en- Ponce durante los dias 25, 26
Y 27 de julio Sc tomaron los acuerdos
necesarios para que los trabajadores
de aquella poblacion manden cinco re-
presentantes a Ia Convention y algu-
nos .efectos de talabarteria para ser ex-
hibidos en- la exposition.
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INFoRMEs ARCHIvADos

Han sido archivados en- la Secretaria
EjecUtiva los informes de las corpora
clones American Cigar Company
''Korber and Co. Inc'., "Porto Rico
Coal Company, Inc" y ell de la 80
ciedad Artistico Teatral'.
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CAsos INFoRMADos

Semana actual.
Fiebre tifoidea, IL; Difteria, 1; Fila
ria, /; Paludismo, is y tuberculosis,
IL.
Uncinaria, 8; siflis-cutanea, A; sa-
hampton, 2; Tina, 2.
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Conerciantes

FL que suscribe remat6 todos los Col
chones, frisas, catres, mosquiteros, ca
pas, camisas y baules del Campamen-
to Las Casas, no dejarse enganar. pi-
dan precios. -
Manuel RODRIGUEZ. p o. Box 75.
Te. AZ. Rio Piedras.
Advt.
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MoRB1L1DAD PoR PUEBLos

tuberculosis; Aibonito, l. Bayam6n,
/; comerio, /; Guayama, 2; Hatillo, 1;
Huhacao, l. Mayagtiez, 1; Ponce, 8;
San Juan 1; Vega Alta, 1; Vega Baja,
2; yiequos, 1; y Yauco, 1.
Paludiano Aibonito, A; Arroyo, 2;
Juana Diaz, 2; Mayagiez, 2; Ponce, 2;
y Salinas, 3.
pncinaria: San Juan, 3.
Tifoidea: Aibonito, 2; Arecibo, 1;
Aguadila, /; Isabella, /; Rio Piedras,
/; Can Juan, 2; Utuado, y Yauco, L.
sarampi6n: Arecibo, 2.
siaIis: Hatillo, 1; Y San Juan, 8.
Filaria: San Juan, 1.
TINA San Juan, 2.
Difteria: Yauco, /.
Atentamente,
Eliseo Font Guillot,
Jofe del Negociado de En-
fermedades Transmisibles
y Estadisticas.
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Tengo piezas de resuesto para Registrado-
ras, 0jeda. .a $685..
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D6partam0RtO de Sanidad
PUERTO RICO

NEGcCIADo DE INTERMEDIATES
TRANsMIsIBLEs Y EsTADIsTICAs
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Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1919-10-16
IOWAN SPEAKS OF
CONDITION IN STEEL MILLS

The senate labor committee re-
turned to Washington Monday, after
investigating steel strike conditions
in western Pennsylvania, determined
first of all, to urge the prompt en-
actment of Americanization meas
ures.
Senator Kenyon, chairman of the
committee, declined to discuss the
strike in any way, but said he was
convinced that congress must enact
legislation to teach the English
language and knowledge of Ameri-
can institutions to the foreign ele-
ment in the steel mills. Fifty per-
cent of the workers in some of the
mills cannot read. write, or speak
the American language. he said.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1919-10-16
EVANGELICAL CHURCH

The report of the W. F. M. con-
ference given by Mr.. Lang on last
Sunday morning was well received
and the offering surpassed previous
ones and was good. The evening
subject was zone of the Great Little
Books of the Bible" and was most
interesting. Other like subjects
may follow. Services next Sunday
as follows:
Sabbath school at 1000 a. m, al,
so services at 1900 a. m. and 1880
D. m. You are cordially invited
Stir up the sugar in the bottom of
your cup, Lecturer Briggs said last
Monday night. Smile! smile! But
the true smile, as the false one, will
sooner or later find you out. Very
true. We would say the smile should
be in the heart, also, and not on the
lips alone, and the result of noble
thoughts and ideas and aspirations.
How can a person smile the smile
that won't come off unless they, like
an Enoch, walk with God? DR..
College said Enoch's life was great
but Methuselah's life only long. 1t
reminded him of a gander that a
farmer took to the fair. All that
could be said about it was that he
was Matched before the war; that
he was aged and tough.
Remember your church services.
They are the most valuable posses
sion you have and aim to bring you
the promise of the life that now is
and the life that is to come. Study
these values and be rich indeed.
Mrs. Lang, at this writing, is still
at the bedside of our daughter, CIV
ing a mothers tender are'and all we
can say is we hope and pray that God
may soon restore the afflicted loved
one, if it is His will.
Mrs. Clinton Leonard has been on
the sick list and may have to undergo
an operation We truly hope that
she will soon successfully recover.
The general conference vote at
Cedar Falls for accepting the basis
of union was unanimous between the
United Evangelical church and the
Evangelical association. Bishop
Howard, fraternal delegate of the
United Brethren, who wants to come
into the union, said before the con-
ference, "If these two reunited Evan
gelical bodies wish to talk union
with the United Brethren, am here
to say that the machinery is ready"
Why not also this union, soon?
Our nativity is the same, our doc
trines are the same, our labors have
often been side by side and most
agreeable. Our mutual confidence
in each other is unquestioned and
in our church government there is
no unsurmountable barrier. Let us
continue to be Evangelical brethren
united in Christ and God will con-
tinue to bless our labors in the flu
ture. What is the benefit of the
union? Though we are already
represented in nine different nations
it will enhance our usefulness all
the more. Strengthen the stakes at
home and broaden the activities at
home and abroad and help us to car
ry out the Masters command more
effectually. Acts lis.
C. S. LANG, Pastor.