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America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-01-22
GREvA cRoIToRILoR IN
new YORK.

NEW YORK, 2l Ian. = Lea
derii de la Uniunea .,Internatio-
nal Ladies Germent Workers., a
dat un ordin prin care cheama
la greva eel $4,000 lucratori ce
lucrau la facerea de blue 81 hal
lie femeicsti. ~
Greva va inchide 1000 de croi-
tori 81 va cauza oprirea din lu-
cru a 100000 lucratori.
Ri Ger crestere de Is procente
a salarului, patruzeci 81 patru de
ceasuril de lucru pc saptamina
81 uncle conditii in menajamentul
localurilor de lucru. Eli sunt in
voiti ca sd submita toate cererile
lOr unui comitet impartial &c Sc
serveasca drept arbitru.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-01-22
COIvv0CARE.

in conformitate bu art. e, sect.
/, din regulamsnts 4 ssocietatii Ac.
tionare de Public lhte q Uniunei
societxtilor Rosa1i1e AmIricane.
prin praienta saz convocati toti
directorii sus xiset Societati q lua
parte Ia SEDIN{A ORDINARA,
care Sc va tinea localul Socie-
t&tii Actionare = sub numarul
sos Detroit Avenue, Cleveland,
0hio, in xiua de Domineca, 26 Ia
nuarie 1919.
Sedinta Sc va deschide la orele
1880 Eastern Tine. Absentele ne.
motivate nu 50 yor lua in >consi-
derare.
in speranta Cd toti cei mentio-
natl in acest coH6ocator vor ii
constii de chemarea lor, seminar
Gu deosebit& stim&:
Pentru Societatea Actionara de
Publicitate q Uniunei Solicitation
Romine Americana:
loan g. H0zA, presedinte.
N. NEST0R, secretar -comptabil.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-01-22
UN CARDINAL CONTRA LIE
GEL BONE Dry.

( BALTIMORE, Il Ian. - Gu
vernul federal nu va putea- forta
legea ,,bone dry" asupra tarei, 81
leglslatla aceasta loveste direct
in inima crestinilor religiosi, au
fost marturisirile facute de car
dinalul Gibbous vorbind despre
ratificarea amandamentului pro-
pus. Cardinalul a spus ca regu-
lare stricta traficului va supri-
ma relele fara a crea altele noui.
El a mai spus ca aceasta lege sc
amesteca in libertatea religioasa
oprind vinul necesar pentru Gu
minecatura, la fel ell prezicc 81 in
vadarea easel Americanilor de ca
tre ofiterii federali .,cu autorita-
tea politistului 81 violenta punga-
sului''.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-01-22
DoMN1I GU ,,BoMBA".
fntelegind despre peatra G,

1ntelegind despre peatra Gu ca
re au aruncat pc vremuri contra
til din Farrell, Pa, in Liga Ma
tionala Romina din America, see
tiunea acestei Ligi din Youngs-
town, Ohio, pusese de gind Sc a.
runce 81 dinsa Gu 0 bomba tocmai
in biroul secretarului financiar
Mare ne-a fost insa mirarea cind
in locul bombei de care prinsese-
ram yeste cind Gu adunarea
de Ia East Youngstown, Ohio,
mai zilele trecute ne-am pomenit
Gu - I'm petrol mare. Sulna tri-
misa de dfngii este de 1860 do
lari. Sd traiasca sc trimita 81 res
tul pima Il care s'2p obi;get.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-01-22
CONVOCARE.

Asociatiunea Nationala Romind
Americana pentru Ajutor de Raz.
boi, are onoarea q convoca pc
toti functionarii 81 membrii din
comitet a lua parte Ia sedinta spe.
ciala de comitet, care Sc va tinea
in xiua de Luni, ,t27 Ianuarie 1919,
in localul Institutului Tipografic
al siarului AMERICA, 5705
Detroit Avenue, Cleveland, Ohio,
Sedmta Sc va deschide Ia orele
8 q. m.
Find afaceri de mare insemna.
tate, sunt rugati toti domnii func.
tionari 81 membrii din comitet a
lua parte Ia sedjnta.
In numele Asociatiunei ,Natio.
male Romine Americana pentru A.
tutor de Razboi:
loan N. SUFANA,
vice-presedinte.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-01-22
.COANA DUPA Gel CE All
'INCEPUT RfBO|UL.

PARIS, Il Ian. - Delegatii
Americani de la conferinta de pa
ce astazi pareau ca sunt de accord
sc face Q cerecetare aminuntita
spre a afla pc adevaratii vinovati
pentru Inceperea razboiului -Aca
nlcl un vinOvat Sc nu scape nepe.
depsit, incep1nd de la Kaiser in
JOS.
Gu cererea confermtei Cd toate
puterile Sc inainteze m memo.
rand referitor la responsibilities.
tea iIceperei razboiului, 81 conti-
nuarea lui, atitudinea delegated
americana prezentat un deose-
|bit interes, 81 in particular atitu.
dinea presedintelui Wilson. Fran.
cczii deja au facut o proppnere
ca Kaiserul Sc fie judecat de un
juriu. International. minis.
trul Angliei, Lloyd George in
campania lui politica argumentul
principal a fost ,,pedepsirea Kai-
serului" Wilson nu STA dat pa
rerea pima acum, insa o privire
asupra parerilor celor din jurul
sau arata ca delegatia Americana
favOriZeaZa cea mai stricta 81 a.
manuntita cercetare spre deter
nina cine direct responsible -
Kaiserul ori altii.
Presedintele a sustinut intot-
deauna ca vinovatia este persona
Ia, 81 daca ne amintim pc timpul
cind era guvernor al statului
New Jersey, ell a sustinut legea
responsabilitatii personale pentru
|aetele. aaReis cerporatii.~.<4.A sat
Aplicarea principiului res.
ponsabilitatei personale refc-
ritor la Kaiser, pune la indoiala
daca ell a fost responsible pentru
crimele facute ori fost numai
o unealta in miinile clicei militia
re. De aci Sc vede ca American:i
vOr sustine ca sd Sc, faca o cerce-
tare aminuntita spre Sc sti cine
e vinovat 81 cit vina de mare.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-01-22
ALEGERtLE n GERMAN1A.

BERLIN, 20 ien. (intirziatd,
= Rapoartele primite All referi-
tor Ia alegerile nationale din Ger
mania arata ca partidul lui Ebert
e Gu multi inaintea. altor partide.
In Bavaria. Centralistii si-au
mentinut pozitia aputernica. La
Leipzig independentii socialist
au avut majoritatea. In Munich
socialistii (zisi aiaMajoritatei) au
'obtinut 15l, l,0W voturi, lar inde-
pendentii $4,000. 3h Baden centri
|stii au trass s90, ,O1'ss rsssoriahgtii
majoristi 3Ss,OOO 81 indepedentii
145. 900.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-01-22
SECTIUNI N0Ui IN LIGA
NATlONAlA.

In timpul din urma s'au mai
infiintat doua sectiuni noui de a.
lie Ligei Rationale Romine din A
merica. Una din aceste sectiuni
a fost infiitata in. .eorasul Home
stead, Pa, lar cealalta in orasul
Monroe, Mich. Sa traiasca, creas-
ca 81 infloreasca.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-01-22
tlgsxNxyosAREA OOLoNELU
LUZ HOUSE.

PARIS, IA lam ColOneiul
House s'a insa iGtosat si Sc crede
q va participa in conferinta de
pace iaainte de sfirsitul sapta-
minei acesteia. Ieri dupa a1niaxi
Is fxcut 3 pleamb mblare Gu automo-
hiIal prima h cindi sisa pdra-
sit Io1 1lnta Ia tilnp de aprQaps
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-01-22
pENTRU PRIETENI 81 CUMos
CUTu

carr obieinuiau sa-mi adresezc
scfisorile de caracter particulaf
y locuinta, vestesc aci si pc q
eeasta Gale Go incepind Gu ziua
de ieri, poua mea locuinta este
u = 95O6. Clifton Boulevard, Gle.
yelaaad, Ohio.
Ca stima
! s n1 Y 1pA1eyis B
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-01-22
Vreti Sa Ilergeti acasa?|
NJ Va lasati lnceIuiti de uni 81 a|tii.
NJ Sc DAU. PAsAPOARTE NIcl cETATENILoR.

un nou adas cee scrise er de moi o nj mpune
" Stanescu cae Insutu tipograf fause pe
mpuri cerere pntru mearga site dnu
Stanescu cetatean Iacum e s raspuns
della Washington
MINISTERUL DE INTERNE
Washington, Ianuarse II,
IS In rdspuns referittvd la p. c.
Mr.. VASILE p. STINESCU
1861 West 5Sth Street.
Cleveland, o.
DOMNULE:-
MnerW de anerne pentru pasapor
care sd acd pud vorea scopu de tie sntere
de snteresee D-tale din tara
Daorid condunaor dim !drIe euopen special Up
sea de aien pse de requisite transport minister san
oogat ca sd pdareG penu
carr dOresc sd Ostese ac la gere
de necetd foare DIN caus pare trebue
50 vo acet minister slit sd Ud demege passport
aceasta ORR aui cind condnne deven MAJ
aprOdpe de nora acest minister poatd
cererai D-DOastrd mai deporte consideraiume.
An rdmas, DOnnM
al DvOastrG ascuLdtOr servitOr:
r. D. FLOURNOY, JR
sefuI Divtssune la c0ntrOlML p0sap0arte
ACLUSE: Taxu; Detrimental de sucetdtenire
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Justices Of Peace
Have Jurisdiction
In Child Labor Cases

Attorney General F.. r. England has
handed down M opinion, nj the requcs'
Of Stntr Labor Commissioner Monlgoin
cry, that justices OF the peace have )uris
diCtion in trying violations or thc cniIo
labor law. The attorney general opinion
follows:
, You desire 10 know whether or not a
Justice Of tho pcac" has jurisdiction 10
try for violations Of the child laDor la"'
enacted at the late session or the legis-
laturc. A.
Section : Of chapter II. acts OF the
legislature. 1919. provides as follows:
".Thrt il shall bc tho duty Of the state
commissioner " labor. his assistants
flccrs and accredited agent OF the HUI
manc society. TO enforce the provisions
Of this act: rrOvidcd. however. that inc
provisions relating to tho employment OF
children in mines shall be cntorcr9 pS
the state department Of mines, SAID de-
; M rtmcnt To make complaint against any
ncrsnn. firm ur corporation violating any
IF tho provisions Of this act, and to
prosccutr the sam" before any mnGlS-
iratn rr court Of competent jurisdiction.
~ is we'll settled rule Of law. funda-
mental in principle. that n statute must
be so construed rs To Civ" IL the mean
ing that the Legislative Body when en-
acted Same intended. It is true mat q
iustiCc's court is n court or limited )u-
risdiction. n creature Of tho statute, and
, possesses only such power rs Is con-
frrrcd upon il by statute. and mat Jurls-
dieter, cannot b. conferred upon JUS
ticr ny mer" impllcatlon, put Hlust 10
cNDrcSSlv conferred.
'"rhr question then arises in the con.
struction Of this section 81 the child
labor law. whether or not inc language
, IS sufficient to give jurisdiction 10
magistrates or Justices az the peace.
admit that the lanEuaC" is rather Vague
and is not very clear. still at the same
time l am oC the opinion that the lcgis-
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JUST HURT
ALL OVER
Couldn't Sit, Stand or Lie With
Any Comfort. Sister-m-LaW
Gives Good Advice and
Cardui Does World
of Good.

Holland Tcxas.-Mrs. Mamie Mes
ser. Of this place, states: About three
years ago was IN very critical con-
dition. 1 had been suffering for some
time. To tell how I hurt would be
impossible.
just hurt all over.
I couldn't sit. stand or lie with any
comfort: my back. sides and head all
gave me n great deal OF trouble.
was especially bothered with a
lirht swimming in my head. My people
were very uneasy about me and sent
me to my relatives to see if change
would do me any good.
I stopped at a sister-in-laws and
she. being q great believer in Cardui.
asked me why I didn't use it.
I had only taken a few doses when
I felt It would do me good. This gave
hopes and 1 used 1t right along. and
II did me Just world Of good. since
which time l have never ceased TO
praise Cardui."
Cardui is recommended for simple
female complaints and womanly pains
and has been found to benefit In thou
sands Of such cases when not duo 70
malformation or that do not require
surgical treatment Try It
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,ot furDisbcd from herds complying

not furnished from herds complying
with this provision he pastcurized.
County Agent Hedges came IoLwi na
with a suggestion which he believes
will solve tho situati0n-that the miIS
provision Of the health ordinance stand
as it is, but that the health departmeinI
show little ienicncy In enforcing !He
tubcrculin test, pending the result or a
campaign of education as to the pro-
visions Of the health ordinance. ~
suggested that, after period OF Sky
days. any dairy herd owner VINO mas ,lot
SUBMITTED his herd TO test or maze aP.
plication for such test. DC paFFeo iFot'
selling milk in the city. A..
The council committee heard tns
statements Of q number or Islano Illln
dealers, az we'll as the county agent O.;
Ohio county dairy owners who nave mac
their herds tested. These statements
brought out among other INTERESTING
points. the following:
Island milk distributors, small dear
ers, say that Ohio producers nave IN.
formed them that they will not SUNNY
reason that If any cattle are FOUND 70
DO infested and have to be Killed: theFe
is no appropriation for paying thcm a
reasonable remuneration Tor inc caS.,SS
they will lose. For this reason, lsla,G
distrIbutors claim. they either woulo
have to install pastcurizing plants At
prohihitive prices. or secure their nilk
from tho onc large plant in the CITY nav
ing pastcurzing plant, the effect o.
which would he TO create a monopoly
and nut out Of bus moss fully 80 per ceh'
of the small milk dealers. or II pas
tcurizainn is not required. but the tupe[-
Culin test is, the Island dealers urge,
then Ohio and Pennsylvania producer
viii shin their milk elsewhere, creatihH
q shortage Of milk here. ,
Ohio county herd owners, II developed,
who have had their herds tested, are
pleascd with tho results. but want inc
,cst made compulsory 70 rthe reason
that a tested herd on ono farm may %
infected from an untestcd herd on ah au
The discussion Of these features be-
came very heated cspeci ally between
Councilmcn Habig and Nolte. The lot,
MGR. arguing TO tho effect that II wouio
he better to he lcniont than TO create q
shortage Of milk because ONO anu
pcnnsylvania farmers will not fisk tne
test without assurance or rcnuInera1 ~;
vos MOI with q hot retort from Nolle
who declared that any farmer who has
not Trio interest Of humanity at heart
enough To hav" his herd tested AMI elm.
,natn this source Of tuberculosis, ouehl
to be barred from the city.
4 complaint of one Of the Island MIX
ditributors met with hot reply from
Dr. Narschnor. who answered win me
assertion that the last test made Oh y
sample Of this particular mans mllk
was very poor with respect 10 the "a,
tcria count. @nd hat ms man VIZ r;,,h"
irr milk in bottles which were f!lthy.
Tho COMMITTEE took on action last
njrht Another meeting viii be h"ld m
ono wcck when an effort will be mahr
"a rcy!sc tho contract with tn" piGgcry
so that garbage cara be wrapped.
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MILK QUESTION
IS DISCUSSED
nv COUNCIL COMMITTEE ON RE
VISION OF HEALTH ORDINANCE
LAST NIGHT.
Majority Of Members Opposed Revision
of Milk Clause In Ordinance
Action Deferred.

With last nights session Of the coun>
cil rOmulittCo on r,R4sion OF tho hea!th
ordinance" tn" milk situation as II cln-
fronts the city Of Wheeling appaT'h''y
brrrru.. more COMP. Ctt"d than ever
Councilman hmhrns" +. Hang, chair-
man Of tho committee. expressed me
r,or that Whr"lIn" Will hive MIX
famine. leaned toward revision or the
ORDINANCES thqt W II require paSt"uriZA-
ZION Of milk rather than compulsory
submission az all herds from which nl!H
is supplied 20 Wheeling shall be tuOer-
CulHr tested. -
Cnnnr:In.an l. T. Noltc took ~.
,cr,r,urd stand on tho position. mat
cyrry drfrv herd owner who ships or
..,us milk in Wheeling should be com
rrIl,d to h2v" hiS herd tested Tor tuner
cl,l,eiS rather than trust what ne Do
ljry.S tn h." ~" uncertainty OF purll!lhs
All milk by JaS'"uriZation.
CunCilmAn Camd'n :. fancy. thlrd
roery,ts4r OF tina rnmmittce. was not pres
nnt therefore he vows on the MIX
nroyieions e the health ordinance were
not submitted.
pr. J. T.. NarrChn"r. city health con-,
missioner. stood i!rm for Keeping lhe
hrnI,h rriimru"" ~ form that VIII re-
uIl.rr on. uf ~" m"'N"lS al S'"nr,HR
In pos; p",s,il" supply OF milk
other rrrl:t"" thnt all diaries supply M
y, Il. 10 WN..',ng como un To IN" 90
.t,, f,rI a.. - ,cnr,' card. which in
rI,,.l,g ~. 'lii.. r,r',n i"s'. and Il hnci"rlt
is: ur IT,; more ihHn l,'"" or that hh'!'
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-10-10
SOCIETY ENJOYS
iY,W,C,A, PAGEANT
IARGE ATTENDANCE AT THE
VISION OF THE BLUE CROSAD-
W. ]. Bryan and Party Entertained WITT
Dinner at Welcome Inn yesterday
Afternoon

'"T-he Vision Of the Blue CRUSADERS
tho beautiful pageant given under INC
auspices Of the Young Woman,s CHRIS
tlan association last night n tn" Court
theatre. WAS the chef attraction on IN"
social program. The boxes were "ccu-
pied by many prominent social pc"ri"
who have the welfar" Of the !. W. {. n
al heart and are always deeply ihI"T"Sl :
cd in anything pertaining To the b'ue
Triangle. In the boxes were:
Misses
Florence Mason Olga M0ser
Rutb Mason Katherine Whitaker
Dorothy Dakon Holly lattcrSon
Margaret Chambers Louise N"!Son
Mildred Wilson W hltakcr
Margaret Irwin
McsSrS-
Curtis Brom Of a. {. W hNakcr
UnIontUwn. Pa Jcrc MI!Icr
Lionel l.. Wilson William " celcr
McSdames and MeSsrS.--
John Troll russell Ransom
McSdamCs--
r J. Holloway H. Forbes Simpson
John Reid Jennie EnGle
Price Whitaker
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Misses:
Pitzer-McLauRhlin.

4 very prrtty wrddlnE tn"k place !'H-
tcrdav at high noon at IN" Bishops rr$t-
dcn"r, corner Of Th!rt""nth and BEr"n
streets. when Miss sarah Mri.auSH,tiim w
I'auI.hlin. and well known young lady or
Warrington. w. Va. waa united IN IN"
holy bonds of wrdloCk 10 Mr.. Phiii p
Filter. also of that town. tn" W." -. ~ hE
CEREMONY was performed by Rev. Fai,'rr
81 tba irm.liatr friends of tn" con-
racing uartirs w"r" ~ a''"Hdahr"'
F !HI,'n thr webbing ceremony the
h,nnv couple departed over the l'"nnSNl !
ynuia Lines for the east. where ,.h"h
Vii snrnI brief honeymoon. Ih"y
wiii make thor nom" III ManninEt.il'
where tho groom is cashier Of IN" EN-
change Bank of Mann!ret"u. IT," may
friends Of the happy C"url" VIII "tI"F
their congratulations for l. sale '"'"Fc
Ger the matrimonial. sea.
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Thee Dance.

Tho GOODNESS Of last evening was CON
duclyc TO great pleasure" ter The EEr't'
assembly OF pleasure seekers III dl''hu-
uncr at Thee dance gwen last CN'h'hh
IN Convention Hall, Auditorium nU.Lu
M, N,IIh IN. orchestra seated III the
center OF the lHrE' auditorium IN
crowd was accommodated nicely. Hr',h =
orchestra. of Altoona, IA. created
sensation with thc!r splendid singing
and uluylug, each member OF the VH
rh,stra proving TO be Il fine Suiu1 |
On his particular instrument. The COM
mIttee in charge composed OF BurrIS
Zwclg, G.CiIn, Wilson. Murphy Dorer,
Frazer ana Long - CIa'cd over me 80
,,sS ,r The. dance ami plans wIil lac
started for anvlh,r oi the cnJo! hoic
affairs.
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Miller formerly being Miss Emma Bre-
liner Dye. Of sixteenth street. re-
turned to his home yesterday after
spending few days in Pittsburgh look
lng after business matters.
Mis- Virginia Bell. OF Cameron. Is
Spending few days in IN" city tho
Of Fifteenth street.
Miss Ethel Davis. Of East McColloch
street. is spending n vacation the guest
of relatives n lIltSbur-h. Ia.
Waiter ID. Clark. OF Echo Point. loft
last evening for ClarksburE. To spend
a few days attending to business mat
tiers.
Charles w. Aiken. Of tho pittsburgh
Glass company. is spending n few days
here locking after business matters.
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ever was in my life, and can recommend
it to any woman who suffers as did"
Mrs. ELIZABETH MAY, RID. No. l,
Columbia, Pa
The reason Lydia E. Pinkham's Vege-
table Compound is so successful in over
coming woman's ills is because it con-
tains the tonic, strengthening properties
Of good old fashioned roots and herbs,
which act on the female organism.
Women from all parts Of the country
are continually testifying to its strength
ening, curative influence, and the letters
which we are constantly publishing from
women in every section Of this country
prove beyond question the merit OF thu
famous root and herb medicine.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-10-10
BOOK REVIEW LUNCHEON.

Tho Fook Review luncheon will be
held IT tho Hotel Windsor today NJ one
o'clock. with Mrs. Walter Kelly. char
man Of tho department., which is 4
branch Of the W"man's club presiding.
Of this department will b. discussed
and the program for N" winter reading
Of the club outlined. ~ this is the in
ital meeting of the department this
season
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Proceeds Of Twigg Affair.

Over $3.50 is the splendid amount de-
rived from the bazaar and bridge Tea.
which was given under III" auspices OF
the Second TwIg 1T the HON" ol MIS-.
jesse Ppcidcl, on September -o'h. MT,
A. Singleton PAUL. secretary or tht
Twig. announced the above amount a"
being the balance on hand ht!cf dc,
Quoting the cost OF the materials us'u
In making the articles disposed OF at
tho bazaar. A..
expcctat!o ns OF the efficient committee
in charge Of the event and IL IS win
great pleasure that they ANNOUNCE IA"
amount of the proceeds which Will he
added TO the cXchrqu"r ot the ONO
Valley General hospital.
The members Of this energetic Twis
are:
Mcsdamcs-
Lee G. PAUL, n. A. Hannng,
Earl II. Adams, W. W. holloway,
H. 4. IIIldrcth. Jesse Spcld"l,
Singleton PAUL. a. y. wilson,
Jusrnh SDcidcl. H. G.. llaZlctt,
lessee Bloch, Edward HOcglcr,
". 4. Cracraft, jr - =.
Lyman kirkpatrick, or Eochcster' ~ l.
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visitors Honored.

Or. and Mr.. :. Il. iiardln. OF W"iIS'
burg, and thew daughter. Mrs. lia"k-
ins. at san Francesca. t"ii'' whn -
the gus, Il h"r parents i"i s"ut' Iin'' .
w,r" ,uirrrtLa'd I""Si informing !,
,,.,rlu., nj in. h,m,. 81 l'r. amt Mr.. u.
= E,;lluu. lna'r Vas $'rN"t 1T 3. D"
o'clock with a I"v"ly cluster "t Lyons
dab, J,nl.a, c,nt,rlnE lh" Table. F'I'
LOVING the dinner Il PHEASANT evening
was enjoyed by TN" NIsito!a'
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Rrvan and Party Ronored.

william jennings Eryan and party
were entertained with "a dinner pirl%
gwen yesterday at Welcome Ian. L"ydS-
vile. o., by Nit. and Mrs. H. II. har';
owners Of the Inn. Dinner was served
Ut 100 o'clock with elaborate decor
atoms in keeping with the ucCAS.vn ar
RANGED throughout the dining room.
The National colors predonnnatcd IN
the coIur scheme and a large cluster Oh
white aSlcrS formed i lovely center
piece. Following til" d.nn,r Mr.. lr! an
l,idrrssrd the school children Of l-OydS-
vile. iron. the vcrundah Vt Welcome
Inn.
Included in the party were:
William JuunlngS Clyde ). Harness
j{rynn CIydc liard"~ty,
Albert VI. Duncan, y. l.. McBi!uG'
Warner q. Scott,
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TEMPORARY INJUNCTION

Judge r. NJ Addleman yesterday
granted temporary injunction restrain.
ing Isidore Poulton. Orville III. MoofA
and Charles II. Dunaway from proceH0c
granted on the petition OF T. l. Harris.
The plaintiff is required to furnish VIC:
600 bond to cover any judgment ane
should the Injunction be dissolved: q
Several orders were entered BY JuG8o
\ g. man and Judge J. B. Sommervnn
in ..iirlor chancery mattern.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-10-10
THE
Bon Ton
1120 Main st.

lature in this enactment intended 70 con.
fer Jurisdiction upon the justices OF the
peace to try and determine violations
under this act. and fhat while the Ian.
guage used in comforting jurisdiction u
not very clear, yet / am OF tho opinion
and would hold that Justices Of the.
peace have jurisdiction to try violations
under the provisions Of this act"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-10-10
CARS WANTED AT 3 p. M.

Fy n special request Of the Y. W. G.
4. ComnItt"" III charge II tho affair NJ
III" Country club ihIS afternoon. gwen
,"nplrm "uiary Ia tn" visiting delegates.
tho members OF III" Rotary club and all
thCS'. who have volunteered their cars
t" convey the ladies' 10 the club. are
asked To- have their cars at the y. W.
Z. 4 building at three O'CLOCK.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-10-10
WILSON PACKERS MEET
PEGS NEXT SUNDAY
Tho Wilson paC

The Wilson Packing nine will take q
t1umi TO Elm Grove next Sunday after
noon for tn" tnal gam" Of tn" season
with tn. Patterson ard Elm GruN" u!ne.
~" game W.! b.. called at %:%D O'clock.
as a fu"thg!l ''l!uc VIII be played prior
10 tho Duii game.