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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-11-30
Thanksgiving House Party

Miss Marjorie White arrived home
from O. c. w. Wednesday eve, ac-
companied by a number of girls and
boys, who will be her houseGuests dur
ing Thanksgiving holidays. The party
Is composed of the following Misses
Laura Podd of Dallas; Pauline sud
dith OF Rolf; Neva and Lois Penny Of
Oklahoma Csty, and Messrs. Gerald
Gowdey Cecil Courtney and Jimmie
O'Shee all of Chickasha Arthur Cat
lin and William Russell of Oklahoma
City; Robert and William Green and
Allan Mayes of Manitau, Colorado:
and Ralph Suddith of Rolf
number of social events viii he
given by Miss Marjorie White in honor
of their guests.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-11-30

A complete line of these quick
baking, fuel-saving Rang e. s.
Your old stove taken in ex-
change. --: -: EASY TERMS.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-11-30

line the circular ms q return package
Hence, he wrote his reply To Senator
Gore upon the hucl, of his one thous.
and.word appeal TO the democracy If
Okanoma placed the bunch in an en-
volope. added % two.ccnt postage stamp
To the general scenery of that envcl.
upc, addressed 1t To Senator Thos =.
Gur". Washington. y. c.. and en-
trusted The Whole to the Eurlcson post
al service.
Mir Clay's letter To- Mr. Gore, writ
ton upon the bocl, Oh Nlr Cores way.
bill follows
"Nrdmore, Okla,
"Nov. 29th, l9l9.
Dear Gore:
You have never been driven out
Of the democratic party, but. in 1916
you visited MIR. Roosevelt, at his home
and as he gave Wilson and the demo.
cratic party fits, you tlaHahed with
loud laugh
You volunteered to go out, YOU can
so far as | am concerned, stay out
and not by any vote or influence OF
mine shall you ever be recognized
therein again. Bring forth fruits meet
for repentance
why, in the trial, did YOU go Ia
the enemy's camp Tor comfort?
If did an that ! could TO get you
nominated in 1907 when | lived at
Hartshorne. and all could do for you
In 1905 and 1914.
"I shaft do all can for YOU in 1920
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-11-30
PAtiE tIVt

for YOU 10 stay at HOME. or 20 10
the /. w. VS. He'd Card Socialists
or Republican gangs.
II beg Your pardon for being for
you those three times.
Respectfully.
"CHAS. ". CLAY.
p. :. Please don't send me any
more Of your literature, on Govern
mcnt stationery"
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-11-30
Photo by Paul Thompson
DR.. ERNEST M. STIRES
Famous New York Rector

have been visiting Mr.. Gerald MclNecv-
er left for their home at Sadler. Tex
as. Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs e. s. Davis scent the
holidays with relatives at sherman,
Texas.
Messrs. Joe and kennetn NcVns
went to Denison, Texas, Wednesday to
spend the holidays.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-11-30

The ladies' of the First Presbyter-
ian church will hold Christmas Ba-
zaar and food sale in the basement of
the church Thursday, December 1. 3O-4
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-11-30

Cadillac owners investigate our Spec
ial Service Contract. Success Motor
Co.. V. G. Suggs, Mgr. Phone 2j5. adv
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-11-30
WARNING

We have just thirty eight talking
machines to supply ten times the de
mand, which will be from now until
Christmas. Please come early, get
yours now, have il laid away. Bass
Furniture 4 Carpet co. adv
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-12-08
NE X|CAN SITUATION AGAIN
PARAMOUNT BEFORE CONGRESS

hjlrS anti-str:Nc prov!Sr"o last sp-snE
th:t' n" "oadS would =" turned back
tn. fr>t of the year. mt many soma
tors believe now that h" VII! wait until
the n.wl ;tw is cff"rtiv".
Nsuy hearings and Investigations ar"
on tn. docket for thv week. h'r" senate
..trrt:OuS COWm)ttc" plans - tax" un
the FordNewSvrry election contest by
appointing i SuO-Cunmi:trc T. conduct
An inquiry aud count the ballots sent
here from Ni"h!Eam. The csnat" inter
state commerce committee Will try TO
get started ON plans >for Investigation
OF the Federal Trade Commission and
its "mpl"y"s.
immigration Legislation is 20 be con-
sidcr.,d :"rther thi& week by he house
immigration committee. and. in conS!h-
cratior If antl-radical legislation. SEN
atur Sterling. Republican. South Drkp-
n. Will attempt to have the senate pass
this week his s"ditrou bin. penalizinG
Th.. coal strike and ether Industrial
troubles will be- considered tomorrow
~ a special meeting Of tn" senate labor
committee. ''hairman Kenyon hopes
that congress- III som" way may hc able
;n assist IN settling IN" strike. possibly
hy providing an adjustment tribunal.
\ rcSniutinn calling upon tn" govern
ncnr to taxi OVER and oprrdt" the coal
mines "A an emergency also - hrInG
discus sod and Ii" commute" W.! "un-
slider IN. resolution of Senator I0Hc~
Republican. WaSh!nEt"u, proposing con.
.r,.sSt0na. :Nvc$;.sH;ip" OF "a" COG
str!k".
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-12-08
VALIDITY Of !:
PROHIBITION TO
Be DECIDED
DECISION TODAY. IN
u. S. SUPREME COURT
Wartime Enactment's Dispos.
al May Mean the Last
"Wet" Christmas

WASHINGTON. Dec. Tho validity
of the wartime prohibition law may he
decided tomorrow by the supreme court
in which event the country will set
final answer TO its big question whether
this will be q wet" Christmas. -
The court will reconvcnc at noon after
a two weeks recess. and while there neV-
or is anything ahead Of time TO indicate
what opinions might be handed down, tao
impression prevailed generally that tho
constltutionality Of the wartime and tho
Volstcad act for its enforcement may DO
settled at the opening. Unless the court
decides these cases before January ~,
its opinion will have no effect, for tho
country will be dry then by constitution
al amendment. ~.
In view Of the brief time intervening
before constitutional prohibition becomes
effective and the courts indicated desire
to give carly consideration to the dues-
tion by advancing the pending appeals
for argument persons familiar with the
courts procedure thought the decision
probable.
After handing downdccisions tomor,
row The court will hear number OF I'M.
portant cases during the week. inciud.
ing appeals from New Orleans and Bald
moro. involving the right to manufacture
beer containing more than onc-half OF
one percent under the wartime prohibi-
tion net. "
Arguments will also be presented on
appeals involving the constitutionallty or
of war rcnvcue act Of 1919 provisions
lcrying excise taxes upon profits derived
from child labor and the New York In
come tax act. ...
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WASHINGTON. De-. Tile M'zi-
,,n situation overshadowS al questions
,;kely 70 com: before congress ih'S
week. .;..
tee will meet lu-TUrrow To EiTC iurtaCr
consideration TO resolution request
ing President Wilson 70 break OFF dip!"-
natl. relations with N"N:"" ana 1"
withdraw recognition OF the Carran"A
government 49,
senator Fall. Republican. Vf New
Mexico, author OF the resolution. talked
m,-r M. situation with tn" Pros a!
FrIday' afternoon. and II mad been "N-
nert.I that Mr Wilson would give some
express tu! of opinion 20 thv Hroi"Sa! ~
1dyau,... ~ :hc mrr.iES. S,ult"r FaiL
Said tonight. however. that the PrcSi-
dent haA NOT definitely promised any
rrspons. either before tO-n"rrow
.,onrn'ttc" meeting. "r later,
Aside from Mexico. th"r" ~ worE
rnouyh To keep senate and h"us" busy
until th- holidays. w:th utt.e pr"hao!l-
ity that the German pcac- treaty WI!
w. taken un n the s"nat" m"anwh:ir-
Indeed with the President and R"puo-
iican lenders apparently dradi""hrd
Yer rssponstbI:tty for tn" n"N' m"N-.
no action on N" treaty o"'"'c h'N'
Vots on Curnmins Bill
Senate leaders Stiit n"pe :" g; = w"'''
,his week on ~ cunImin> ot!, n"S!SA.
ID ,o meet conditions vita r''"ra Of
-. rcat;s % pr:Vi," operation ana con
.ro,. bu: WITH the !uns fgEt over ;h"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-12-08
NO5KE OPPOSED
To SIGNING Of
THE PROTOCOL
LET THE ALLIES OCCUPY
GERMANY, HE SAYS
Declares Great Britain and
France Plan Destruction
of the Nation

REHI.TS. Dee. 1.--tf! Th" Associated
Press )--GuStaVc NnSh'. ninlSt "i G"'
fruSc, Is determined not to Sirn INC
peace protocol handed c. rpNany h> the
entente and iS resolved TO r"rnmtn"hi
that the gUvcrnm, Mt adopt his attitude,
como what may, according :" An in''r-
view with NOSk" printed TO-DAY.
II cannot speak for the Who'll" govern
mcnt, because It has not Yet COIN" /" a
dccision." said NuSkr. but ! shall rec
Ummcrd = refusal to sign the peace
treaty protocol
the allies occupy ihC country II they
like The pcaC. now presented To US
is not peace but proIongatl"n Of IA"
war.
Were such treaty accepted I'm,
German nation would rise up ana
avengr itself upon thu m"n VIII" signed
it. and would b. right. 80,
Great Britain and Franc" ar" dciih-
erately planninE tn, destruction OF Ger
many All the confidence | ever had III
tho pledges of the allies ~ gone tor
"By deceit and ,rtckcry the British
and rrcurh EUTcrnmcntS are working
No opinion III their countries 10 cTli pc
Germany still further beyond the crush
ing effect ot the first treaty. W" haN"
yielded too often. and now must resist.
Let the allies do what they please"
Asked whether he would resign If IN,
remainder Of tn" government dCcid, d
to accept the allied terms. NoSkc replied
that he could not say what ne would d"
week hence. hut that his present I"S-
ition had been deliberately adopted ana
was unaltcrablc.
The Correspondence says that aith"uEh
Noake carefully emphasized that he waS
only defining his own position. h.S
words agreed with tn" intentions as
crchnd to tn" Other members Of the cab
met.
The two StrawS which NosE" rcpr'-
SCntS rs having broken the back Of Il r
man endurance. says the cnrr"Sprmdch
arc the demand for dock and Ear h N!
material and the protocol CmpowCrint :
the allies to enforce execution OF III"
peace treaty
The Scapa Flow Sinking
The correspondent says that during
his talk with NuSk" he suggested that
It tho Germans had not sunk The war
ships in tho ScapH Flow. III" demand 0f
the allies fer tugs and docks would not
have been made. To this. h" says.
Noske replied:
"Oh. yes. they would. Tn" British
would have inverted some p-'joNt.
Great Britain Is GUY TO crIprl" Germany
and demands our last drcdgvS nnd
cranes so aS I" prevent IN" revival OF
our mercantile marine"
Noskc rnpudiatrd III" German g"N erIl.
ments responsibility for the sinking II
the warShipS in SCapa Flow. and ac-
cused tho Rritish government Of pub
lish misleading and 'Eak"d' 'rN' rnc'* ~
the letter OF Roar admiral .\iOff Non
.Trotha chief of the GNrInan admiralty.
wiralty, written 10 Admiral Won Reuter-,
wo sank the ships. Regarding the
protocol. Noske said its signature would
{conttnued ON Page Ten.)
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-12-08
j. S. COURT To
PROBE MINERS
Assistant District Attorney
Byrer at Fairmont to Con-
duct Investigation

TAIRMONT. Dt". 1.----t series Of in
vrStigariunS rf alleged violations Of tn"
Lever Act by pcrsuns in the Fairmoht
coal district will be opened by Assis-
ian, United States District Attorney
Harry Byrcr Monday morning.
Attorney I;yr"r arrived here from
MartinshurE tonight. lie cNplalhrd
IhrI urith"r himself nor District -tttor-
nry Stuart Walker thought it nccccss,
airy. ut this time. to summon special
grand jury.
Attorney Ryrcr said that in the event
grand fury Investigation Is deemed nee
rseary in the case. nf mine union off,
c,,ls miners. operators or others. the
c>.dcnrc will be submitted 70 tn" reg
ular ,.rand jury sitting ut ParkersburG'
b. ginuiu., January l3.
Special At.nt Lambeth. OF the depart
mcnt uf justice. will aid ATTORNEY by
rcr in his Investigations.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-12-08
MINE LEADERS DECLARE THEY
Do NOT FEAR COURTS PROBE

the strike. forbids oral or written in-
Structiors on the part OF the miners
OFFICERS; issuing any strike orders to
local unions or members OF local
mcnt or exhortation to striking miners,
and issuing any benefits or sums OF
money, however accumulated, to assist
striking mine workers.
Predicts 100 Per Cent. ~.
Secretary 7. l.. Lewis OF the New
River Coal Operators association stat
ed tonight that Ec expected TO see the
pruduCt."n .rcu'h iuV per cent Of normal
IN n" 'N'w I:INcr district during tho
Criuina week. -
"The SiruH ion in the New River dis.
trict III 81 FAR Is It affected the produc.
ton OF coal continued to improve until
the ,nd OF the week." said Mr. Lewis.
i haven't the figures for Saturdays
production on The Chesapeake e. Ohio
railway. but the report OF the output
on Friday showed ~ mines in opera
tion. with about $4,000 tons loaded. or
approximately 72 per cent Of normal 4
number OF minea affected s,y the strike
end operating were not included in tho
report fnr the reason that tho loading
on the Eirgininn railway was not in.
Cludrd. Knowing the mine workers ~
think l do. having been born and
raised among them and having been
active among them for over 20 years,
I think / am justified in stating that
wncn the 1nltc workers or the New
River district. as we'll az those Of the
rest of the country. really understand
that II is really the desire OF the gov
crnmcnt authorities to have the coal
production increased. that the coal
miners will promptly respond and do
their whole duty in putting forth ef.
forts To increase coal production. ...
Adislcadtng Statements. o.
Il know positively that several mines
which suspended work during the last
week in the New River district did 50
because OF activities Of certain official
repre- SrntniiVcS Uf III" miners union.
who mad Si'f:"rN"HtS to the miners
which w"rr mi"tEdinG and not In ac.
rnrI with th" Hrl:cy Of tho operators
cf the New River 'Iis:ri" "a carry out
,ha wishes Ct III. Eovcr, authori.
tics aid p2y III ir"T"asC IN wages ~
u Ter cent sugT-~t"d h. the United
States fGNl administrator.
"Noti"5S Wsrh posted in tho New
River district on Eov"mh"r 80 that tho
orcrators ~ that field would pay any
increase that would be paid in the cer-
.ral competitive fcld= Tor coal produc-
ton. On Saturday. Nnvcn'hcr %. all Of
tho operators OF the New River district
were rotificd 70 pest notices At all
rnircs that the = ,or cent increase sug.
ces.cd by pr. .Gari'td would b. paid
beginning December 7. which was the
FIRST working day after the notices were
CONTINUED on PASs fsn.) -
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-12-08
ORDER ESTABLISHED
AFTER WILD RIOTING
IN CITY OF MONTANA

ROME. Sa'urLry. Dec. 6. (Ey The As
soCiated lrcSSl--Eight persons are dead
anj f"rty-tWo others are known iu have
been wounded rs result cf the wild
riutInE on Wednesday and Thursday At
Mantua, whore mnhS t"rrorizcd tn" city.
Tho riutcrS attacked the small gar
riSon. cut telegraph and telephone con
ncctions. Stup"d railway traffic. raidCd
arms shops. burned prisons, freeing all
sorts of criminals and held ;hc police
and soldiers at bay until fresh troops
and carabinc"rs arrived With machine
guns aud occupied the city mrlItarily.
Thn troops finally established order on
Thursday night.
The Eomr newspapers tonight print
full details uf the Situntiun - NHHlua.
The Ciorualr B'I'aiin says IN" Man!un
Chambrr of Labor nuthor'z"h n Strik"
without cXc"S$cS. Tho disorders were
were joined by tn" lowl"Ns clement
under Tho direction OF extremists.
The crowds sturmrd IN" military bar
racks and fired on the garrison. Th"
soldiers discouraged the attack by fir
ing into the air Al III" suggestion OF
some of n" extremist leaders the mob
moved on ia tho railway station and
seized tho restaurant. where they feast
ed nnd drank wine. Th"S" "f The rioters
unabl" Ia outer the restaurant wcr' m
ccnsrd when the mon insid" p"Lrrd
w.nr upon The floor "f ia" rrstaurau,
until il flowed into IN" street.
Tho rails were torn NJ - prevent
'rIi'.S from entering or 'Caying the sta
ti"n and the building itself was badly
wrecked At the suggestion. "lCt ns
burn tn" jailS and free the prisoners tho
mob moved to IN" prisons. oN'r'am" III"
guards and ordered the aStnniShrh priS-
orcrs out. telling them revolution hhd
como and they wrr" free.
The rncu released were all beng held
for common crimes. Th"S" unable {"
uh,ain civilian clothes turned their
striped uniform inSid" out :" rs 10 hc
less conspicuous. They w"r" gwen
arms sciZod from soldiers or aiken from
the looted arms shops.
Tho proprietor "f on" Of IN" arms
shops raidcd by IN" mob ln"h refuge II
a room behind the shop Hnh Wa hurn Il
tn death in tho nrr the mob SGT after
taking all The rcvnlv"rS. rifles and am
munItiun in the store.
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CHARLESTON. W. Va. Dec. 40
indication WAS given tonight oS c.'"n,
Representatives rf the orcra.T the
miners that the striking miners y, nrl III
Larav hn district would return "
within the next few days. ,,.,-io, -
I'r''.,J,.nt g. +. KccnCy OF distr'ct l
-.,,,rnrd from the Fairmont oISttI.t oISt
ibis morning When asked Ec6ntEa
IN" restraining order ISSUED S.'I,.
Ii.,rict orTiccr*. officers OF ihe TO-"
-, thc mine wcrkrrS and mine coinmit-
tee mrn ry tn" "d'ral rnut' v,r,-i 1n r NJ,
.,'r,L,,n district If West virginia
SoInrday. MIR K.rn"y :'rd' , .,..
"If IuI;,r Keller w!~h'"S !" nrlnE VIZ
lrto court "" are peri Guy M,'''''', ,,,ur,
nave r",hini; to fear from th' 'o"''
Ply, Tcrnrd,nr th, several statements is-
s,,,.d Iy secretary II. c. Kennedy OF INC
Eop,wha coal Operators aH:',!i" , Sloi,,
in which IN" latter sara ,hn L;,nn.y
,I 'iu a., cls" than have the mon. IN lhiS
Si,.,-,,., return "a work. exercising 'n'
,'a,,,o iptIurnCr ia that direction as II"
I'D in Ihc northern part Of IN" S'h'''
Cnrnu,cnt was made by MT. h''h'S 40
follows, ,.,,, r.u,roi in
,n.. mart ,Iavcd 10y the Fairmont miners
in r"turninr u work. yhr r'rrcS'" -
tiyrs of the miners E"l''' NJ. doci
,u,ttrr at 4 CorIv"ntlun, 'ih'i t''h ,ri'o
cipn purely iHclI '"'
is ino disI,oSltinn on III! part ~ LaN
nnc group uf operators hD.Nt """'"'''
No Convention Plan.
Mr. kcrncv, when asked If there "HEc
,l,ue made for n convention IN me
L,t,,h, district similar To IN" ono
bnIJ nj FairmOnt. stated that u" hau
~, Enowlr,',.C Of any such conNehti"n'
II. woultI not venture any pr"dicli"n
&c tu xhaL effect the restraining orcSr
wand have upon the miners IN 'hc
E,nawhn district. The hummer III ny"
in district II affected by IN" r,. rS.l"'.- ",
in,- order is Nh"ut .h""". "'c''u'hh w
,rn .,.rrrr,nt 0f lf"Sid"h' N h'ti's.
,rb:. 10 ah,u, the nurii'"r ~h' ore no"
-, ~ ,h, knrawha district. Mh'n IN
Hmm. ,hr mines ~ tn, main 'ih' OF lhe
..i'ns.,n,o&,, .. ohio rl:i"hE. some ~
IA. col ( col. railway. -" kana"na
,r;,b,r..~ =, iaint and Cabin creeks
and IN. coal River and Little Goa!
River fields. ,;.-,
wore named III tn" restraining order in
tbc New River Iclds number close u
!" non, according to the statement or
l., Lewis. secretary Of the Ne"
J>;,rr Ornrators' association.
Tho total number included is about
., 6nA nrIt Of tho $1,000 organized
miners Of the state.
The Restraining Order.
The restraining order. among other
.hinEs. forhids any act Ihats"errr to
bring about CT TO continue into cHcc;
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-12-08
Desperate Situation
In Austria Disclosed

VIENNA. Dec. 6.--Dr. Karl RennSr,
the chancellor. has been notified py inc
supreme council that II - Wiling 70
receive him personally at Paris to plGnu
his country's dangerous plight I,r'
Rcnncr will beg for lnmcd!at" hclp'
proposing as an alternative, the re'arei nnd
mcnt OF the present government ana
the election by the allies Of neutral
dictator and administrative t"ff l."
grvrru rEr country.
PARIS, Dec. T.-Thr Journal dos
Debats says that an alarming ru'n"r
w4S III circulation yesterday on tAr
Vienna Stock Exchange To- ih" effect
that the government w"uid rr'i'N" ~
CON. !uuc - assume - -i'"liSlhlhLS LOT
affairs of state and would hand over
,h, governmental power I" ihc entente;
Serious bread RIOTS IN Tho cry an"
suburbs uf INNSBRUCK ar" r"p"rtrd; M"h'
women .rd children nave trrclhiy On d,
:, r,.I th, warehouses If the farmers
.ssnCiatiur, ?, St:.u.fntS. Shors ana
hut"ls and also the Jcsut- colltS!um
and institute in SaEan. plumdcrinS and
d"StrOyiH%.
Italian carabirrcrS have prevented
tho l"ut!nS "f the banks and govern
mcnt granaricS.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-12-08
PRO-GERMAN PARTY
STRONG IN TURKEY

SALONIKI. Saturday, Dec. 6.--AdvIccs
from t'onsianliuople state the the inter
u9l strife continues, The national con-
gross not having succeeded in uniting
The Turkish parties.
Ali kcumal licy. former minister OF
public instruction. asserts today In the
ncwsrar,r Pcxarn that the pro-Gcrman
YOUNG Turk committee, the activities Oh
which haze been interrupted since the
arnisticr. will soon regain lib iorirer
power
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-12-08
DUKE OF OPORTO'S
HEALTH IMPROVING

NAPI:S. Saturday, Dec. G.-Prince
Alfonso Of Braganza. Duke Of Oporto.
who has been seriously i'll here. is much
improved in health. He is not yet out
Of danger. however. as he still suffers
from commissions.
tThr Duke II Operto married Mrs.
Phillip Van Nalkcnburg Of New York,
in September. 1917. at Rome. The Duke
is brother OF the late King Carlos OF
portugal)
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-12-08
Compromise Proposal
OF the President Calls
For 14Pr. Ct. Advance
INCLUDES NAMING OF FEDERAL COMMISSION
TO STUDY WAGES, PROFITS AND ALI, MIN
ING CONDITIONS UPON RESUMPTION OF
WORK BY THE STRIKING MINERS.

CHICAGO Dee 7Thc proposal presented to John l.. Lewis
and William Green secretary or the nitcu Nina
Workers America by President Wilson and Attorney General
Palmer Washington night included II cent advance
appointment ot study
profits conditions surrounding the industry resumption
Of work bv the striking miners according advce from the
national capital received by M f. e. onnod secretary OF the ILL.,
nois Coal Operators association. today.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-12-08
NITRO
Governments $75,OO0,OO0
Plants to Charleston SynG- .
cate For $S,551,000

WASHINGTON, Dec. 7-saiS Of the
explosive plant Ct Nitro, W. Va TO
the Charleston, West Virginia Indus
announced today by the W1r Depart.
msnt, Of ths recently submitted n
formal bids for the piant and other
facilities owned ,,by ths -6spaEHnent
1T NITRO, thSt Of the Chcrlegto1 oort-
porat1on was the highsst. The plS1S
and town cost the govsxAnant %.
proximatSly SIS, 900 900. %
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-12-08
Locked the Church to
Save Organ and Pews

NEW YORK. Dec. 7.--Aftcr thieves
had stolen the candlcsticks from lhe
aItor The altar cover and bell weigh
in,; ifty pounds. Rev. John -. Belford,
rns,or rf the catholic Church OF INC
Sativity. decided It was time 10 lock
the church. In Il statement issued To-
day in answer tn complaints lhal the
church wa* locked between Services
EnIhnr Trlford announced that the rr"-
caution was necessary 10 prevent the
thieves stealing the pcwS or In" or
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-12-08
Sonora Angeles Dies In
Ignorance Of the Tragedy

NEW NrEk, Dec. c.--S, nora triIre
Angeles. VII" of the MrNl"an r'N"!H
rarrauga troops. di-d today "ilh"M'
havrl,, been informed Of l"r husband
arrest and death. Sh" cam" her" rom
III FaSu three months age. SuN'rlhS
from nervous exhaustion caused by lear
for her husbands safety. ahC EFadu'u-
~ grew worse.
At the time Of General Angeles rN-
cCuriun her condition was :" i""h,' 'hA'
l.r :ri"ri~ d',.ii3"d y rAdNiShh!' I'
give l. = tn" news Hnd Sh" remained ~
'gn"r;.trc 1" ~" 'nd. Sn' leaves ',',' '
children. Sonora Angeles was IS years
Of ?Gc.