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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-07-13

At yesterdays session Of the supreme
council in Paris, as reported in dis
patches Friday night, the advisability Of
combined military action against the
Hungarian communist forces which
have been attacking Czecho Slavokia
and Austria was discussed with Mar
shal F'och and representatives of the
C2echs and Jugo-Slavs. ccision on the
question, it was stated, would be de.
ferred until representatives of the gov
ernment mentioned made known to
what extent they We're ready to take
part in military operations against the
Bella Kun forces.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-07-13
TURKS DRIVEN BACK BY
GREEKS LEAVE BODIES
OF 81 INITIATED WOMEN

Saloniki, July 12-The Greek army
operating south of Smyrna, in Asia Mi
nor. is driving the Turkish forces there
rapidly backward. forcing them to aban-
don guns in their flight. according to a
statement issued by Greek army head
quarters here.
The Turks left behind them the bod.
ies of 81 Greek women and children
in a mutiated condition. the com
munique declares.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-07-13
LAWYER F OR BREWERS
MAKES PLEA AGA INST
ENFORCEMENT MEASURE

Washington, July 12.-Pending legis.
lation for enforcement of wartime pro
hibition is in reality a new and drastic
prohibition measure, Samuel Untermyer,
counsel for brewing interests declared
today before the senate judiciary sub
committee. Not only would it be diff
cult for anyone to Justify passage Of
any legislation under the preteXt Of war
necessity, the witness said, but congress
lacked legal power to amend the war
time measure itself, under the guise Of
an enforcement act.
The question of what constitutes an
intoxicating beverage is one of fact not
of law. Mr.. Untermyer said, adding that
he proposed to show that 2.75 per cent
beer is not Intoxicating.
The witness said he had been instru-
mental in bringing British capital to
the United states to invest in the brew
ing industry About $4,000 600 of this
British money is now so invested, he
said. and he spoke for this as well as
for the general brewing industry.
"r have looked with unfeigned de
light" Mr.. Untermyor said, upon the
movement to eliminate the saloon. but
this act for enforcement of wartime pro
hibiton will not eliminate It," He added
that the terms Of the act were "lnsin-
cere" and the measure itself vicious as
class legislation"
at does not prevent" he said, "the
man with money from stocking up his
cellar for years to come; but it does
prevent the poor man from getting the
drink heretofore considered ms food"
"Do you contend that 2.75 per cent
beer is not intoXicating?" asked Senator
Sterling of South Dakota.
eyes" the witness said. "and If ! am
given the opportunity [ will prove it."
"You will endanger, if not defeat the
constitutional amendment" said Mr. I'm
termyer. "if you fix the limit at one.
half of one per cent alcohol. Such
provision would circumvent and destroy
its validity"
One-half of one per cent alcohol. Mr.
Tntermyer declared. is less than that
generated from an ordinary meal. with
out liquids.
Rciterating that he did not believe
congress had the right to define alco-
hoic percentages Of intoXicants Mr..
Untermyer said the act would be wi
cious precedent"
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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-07-13
Ouimet Again Champion.

Winchester, Mass, July 12.-Francis
Ouimet regained the amateur golf cham
pionship of Massachusetts. which he
last held in 1915, by easily defeating
Jess Guilford, the champion. and 6. in
the 36 hole final at the Winchester
Country Club today.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-07-13
ALLIES MAY TAKE
ACTION AGAINST
HUNGARIAN REDS
SAID TO HAVE DECIDED ON SUCH
COURSE AGAINST BELA
KUN'S FORCES.

Basle. Switzerland, July 12.-The
representatives of the allies in Vienna
have decided that action must be taken
against the proceedings of Bella kun's
government in Hungary, according to
the Neues Tagblatt of Vienna, as quoted
in II dispatch from the Austrian capital.
\ special courier had been sent to Paris
to obtain the necessary powers from the
allied supreme council, the newspaper
declares.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-07-13

serious injury by spectacular slide
down a tottering ladder.
Rescuers worked more than two
hours to extricate their dead comrades
from the ruins. which rose in II chaotic
pile as high as the second story.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-07-13
Arrivals Of Troops
And Sailings From
Points In Europe

Boston Mass, July 12.-The 339th
infantry. composed of Michigan men,
was among the units arriving today
on the transport President Grant. High
opinions of the fighting qualities and
military organization of the bolshe-
Wiki forces i'm northern Russia, and
denias of mutiny stories circulated in
America last winter regarding the men
of the 339th infantry, We're made by
officers and men of the First and Sec
ond battalions of the regiment.
col. q. W. Stewart of san Antonio,
Texas of the 339th, in discussing the
reported mutmy said:
II did not have to take any discip-
linary action against either an Off
Ger or soldier of the regiment in con.
nection with the matter, so you may
judge that the reports that have ap-
peared have been very, very highly ex-
aggerated.
Every soldier connected with the
incident performed his duty as a sol.
der" he added. and, as far a. l am
concerned, | think the matter should
be- closed"
New York, July 12.-The Lake Cara
arrived today from st. Nazaire, bring.
ing only four casual officers, including
Capt. Joseph j. Nebhan of Tulsa, Okla.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-07-13
Poles DO Away with Titles.

Warsaw, Friday, July 1.-THE Polish
diet voted today that all titles should
be suppressed. In future there will be
no decorations except military orders
and no titles except university degrees.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-07-13
TWO BILLS INTRODUCED
TO HIT THE HIGH COST

Washington, July 12.-Bills designed
to reduce the high cost of living were
introduced today by Representative
Upshaw. democrat. Georgia and Camp
bell, republican, Kansas. Mr. Upshaw's
measure would direct Secretary Baker
to sell surplus foodstuffs of the army,
amounting to s12l, ,OOO,OO Mr. Camp
bell proposed cooperation by govern
ment departments in producing and
distributing foodstuffs.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-07-13
A CHECKING ACCOUNT

Indicates afflliatlon with u reliable bank
Provides concise. accurate record o.
every transaction Inspires confidence
--builds credit.
Guaranty State Bank Ut Ardnore
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-07-13
A CHECKING ACCOUNT

You need these advantages OF CHECK.
ING ACCOUNT. Why not avail your
self OF them Immediately?
Guaranty State Bank OF Ardmore
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-10
Says Doctor Who Prescribed Phosphor-
ated Malt Cor weak, Tired, Care
worn, Nervous, Anaelaic
Rundown People.

Loot: at the people with plenty or
phosphorus in them, says Dr. Reid; full
Of yigor. alert, active. widc-awak", alive.
in every nrrv. and iihrc--qulck 10 think.
quick 10 Not and always sure OF them
selves. They nrr IN. readers or every
community. at the head OF every bust
ness and profession. magnetic. attract
i've people who d" things, achieve sue
cess and get iif"'S highest rewards.
Without phosrhur"us good health Is
impossible. Your nerves and brain need
it like your body needs food 1t
StrcnSthcns and viialiZcS nercry. nerve
and organ of tn" human body. why.
without it even plants Will not grow
and soil becomes poor and unproduct!vc:
Nature has made it necessary part OF
all life, both vegetable and animal. yet
most OF US exhaust our PHOSPHORUS
supply and do nothing TO replenish II. so
that more PHOSPHORUS is n common need
If both men and women, though few re-
nli7c it, People in need OF PHOSPHORUS
often think that stomach. liver or kld-
nryS are making them SICK. weak. ncrV-
GUS and rundown. when all they nceu ~
n little more phosphorus TO tone up the
nervous system and give strength alo
vigur TO the body.
When pcOnIe come to me rcrvOuS. run
down and irritable | invariably prescribe
ordinary phusphoratcd malt, and | nave
seen Il double endurance" and mental &C
tivIty in less than ten days TIM" ana IN
numbcrlcss cases when nothing else had
nroved tn be- Of real value. have seen
nhpSphoratcd malt bring roses To the
checks Of pale, nervous. nrcrworkcd To-
men. and the crimson blood of health
end smiles Of happiness 10 the faces OF
children recovering from illness or long
duration. Recently Il patient came 10
me on the verge OF mental collapse He
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-10
Republicans Gather
In Political Love Feast

CHICAGO. JHu. 9.-I'Rriy leaders from
nearly every stat" arrived here todaF I"
intend the meeting IT the N"puhIi'an
ro,ional COMMITTEES Ia be held tomorrow.
The session Will he III the natur" Of Il
nnljtiCal love feast At which III" Rcruh-
lican victory AT the congressional clc"-
irons last November will ne CanNaSS"H'
and plans for tn" 1870 presidential cam
rnicn discussed. Practically every state
Will be represented h! Tho national
committeeman or his proxy.
Although Chairman Viii II. Hays de-
rlared that any discussion IT candidates
for president was premature the part!
leaders in informal conferences TONIGHT
discussed probable candidates and is
sues Among ia" names mentioned III
tina EoSsin were: General lcr$hinH. Ten
oral Wnodh senator Lodge of MaSSachu-
sc,s. Senator rummus Of Iowa. Son
a,or Knox AZ Pennsylvania. senator
Harding of Ohio. William II. Tait. sen
sior Watson Of Indiana, Governor Low
drn of Illinois. former Governor Whit
man Of New York, former Senator " ccKS
Of Massachusetts. Guvcrnor-clcCt Henry
l Alien uf Kansas was mentioned as IL
POSSIBLE candidate for ricc-presidcnt by
his friends.
Tho two issues most frequently mem
toned in the gossip were an attack on
Tho alleged cXtravaEancc Of the nation
al Democratic administration and IL
strong declaration against lJolshrNis!n
and SocialiStic doctrines. including GOV
eminent ownership or. operation If The
railroads and other public UTILITIES.
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BOAT OWNERS
fConttnued Prom Page one.)

Will all be on th.. rolls. The dues ior
the employees are 5 a year.
a.E,ach employer Will pay annual dues
eoi1al to 81 for each e:npI"ye on has pay
roll.
tTh,:h this hoard wa plan. among
things 10 foster sick benefit ana
old age pcns!ous: provide medals OF
other testimonials for acts Of h"T"ish'
RESTORE captains uf our boast to their
ancient positions nf authority and ok
nity: and general: (" make TINS port
of New York 4 m"tir! Tor every other
port in the country.
Meanwhile. manE other agencies arr
at work 70 restore rrrmal conditions
in New York h.,-h"r. which wer" al
most unprec.d en:cd today. Union lead
ers' declared thai lGr"p men were idle.
Scarcely a ferrybrHi. tug or iSheer
moved after u'c!ock this morning
There were no tugs IL dock liners and
no boats 10 carry fr"ight.
Regional Director y. II. Smith is
sued q statement in when ne ln"itat""
that the railroad administration was
seeking 70 effac; Il separate settlements
with Crews In It's employ who had gone
on. strike. Later Thomas l.. p"i"aUhtE'
president OF the Marine Worker Al
fliation, announced that he learned
from reliable sources chat Mr.. S'nl'H
and George Fl. Snss. chairman or inc
railroad board NJ wages and conditions.
ere preparing q proposition 70 submit
to the Marine Workers Affiliat!on.
After holding 4 conference today
with a delegation from strike h"adGuaT-
ters, Mayor Hague. ~ Jersey NY
urged Governor Edge. OF New Jersey
to- use his influence 20 end III" strike.
and telegraphcd Joseph r. Tumuity. Soc
rotary to President Wilson. requesting
that he act in the matter.
While city officials were considering
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-10
You Can Tell the People
Who Haze Plenty of Phosphorous-
Bright, Alert, Active, Wide-Awake-
Alive in Every Nerve and Muscle

found no pleasure in life. his daily work
had become drudgcry and ne. got no rest
or recreation from his holidays. He
could neither sleep nor keep his mind on
his work. l told him To cat less and
take two lvc-grain tablets Of phosphOr-
ated malt after each meal. In less than
ten days he walked into my office full
OF vim and vigor his eyes bright. his
step firm and buayant and his manner
that OF a man OF twenty-five though nc
was we'll past fifty.
Physicians know the value OF phos'
phorous and every woman knows th%
tonic value OF malt, a remarkable tiSsu"
builder especially adapted to the needs
uf nursing mothers and weak. anaeDli:
women. Combined with phnsphorous
and phospnatcs, as it phosphorated MALI.
it nourishcs the body by aiding the syS-
TEN TO turn food into living tissue. The
vcnicnt To take and most Of them contain
alchol. which causes 4 needless stimu-
lation. always followed by depressing
reaction. Phosphorutcd malt retains
the nutrittvc properties in II state al
most Identical with that in the brain
and nerve cells Of healthy. vigorous pco-
pie.
have seen phosphoratcd malt pro-
duce such astonishing results that
prescribe il in my practice and take 1t
myself. After 4 few days Of phoSphor-
atcd Nalt the weak, tired nerves thrill
with energy. pleasure becomes more IN
wiling. work becomes easier and yoN
face the day with renewed confidence.
optimism. enthusiasm ans! endurance.
Manuflrtu:-rS Me-: Pho; hor4teI malt. b, high.
Is recommended By pr. Red. Is no; patent med
Gin. sn'tct remedy. III" formula Is rrtated on
every rarkasr an! your druggist Mill 'nuch for u
racrllarrr is Lrld under guarantee 10 increAse
endurance and mental activity tho pries vii b..
refunded. Even II your IArsi"in prercrbes II aud
It fails the drlISEiS: will refund tho purchase price.
All druggists sell It subject this guarantee. L. IL
dispensed IN Wheeling by [. II. Cries. Gu. !aAa
Coleman Co. and Dsef's Drug Str.oS
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-10
HAD 4 DON'T CARE
TO DO Anything
SORT O. FEELING
Until Wentworth Came and Then
Mrs. w. H. Medley Found
It Different.

The Nerv-Worth GruGgis; at Nrw-
comcrstown. II. II. l;aEuu. is having;
great salc Of that preparation and hls
customers arc not SLOW telling hi'l
about it's wonderful merits Here is
the latest rv!G..:Ic":
Mr.. EaSon--I saw :"ur al in tn" H.:
cal paper Also heard friends talking
about Very Worth. which y"u sell. and
decided TO try Il bottle. After tryimc
one bottle 81 this splendid remedy for
stomach distress and NERVOUSNESS | feet
one hundred pr cent better. have
ben having that d"n't-car"-t o-d"-
anything feeling for s"rnc time past am!
uo!ug house work was Il burden hut did
net lind anything that CAV" relief and
an appetite until / tried N"rv-WnT;h.
tried many other remedies withuAt
Success. l told my grandma The "thc7
day about Merry Worth and how uiucH
good it did Yer me and sh" ais" is Try
.mi: II out with good results. En"%
have sold several bottles Tor you h.
feeling friends ahuut X.
Ml;S. ". H. MEDLEY.
Nick i,cy Ave-. N"wr"iU"rat"wn -.
Worth IN Whr"!'rS. YoTr dollar back II
this famous family lnHlc dos not
b,u":ir you.
Merry worth is sold ia Wnrwnul by ".
T.. Mr\ainura: t'ui;uu Fulton Pharmacy
MIrgo Innctinu. Moore Irus.: Mnruns
Ferry. El!Si..u " l',rf"". -. ttairSrli".
Patterson u Son. EIru"svill". !lll!"i
L;ruS.; Cameron. Jam, r"U !NrHG 60. Sl%-
tersvIilc. G. b. D..sQu.: Eow Martinsvill",
Iturnbruuk'S lrruE Store: M"unGSvillc. j.
II. Bci,m i'r;:E ca, bridgeport. S"ihy 'H
Reed .tE"rt i'!i"rnlHt%D; Eclia:r" ,;thr-
worth bros; i'alrn CIiy. Morgan Bros.
W">; .NIcNiidrr. f.. *. McC"nn: EdE'.-
wood Tn. EdTcw""d Pharmacy: Ella
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-10
SAYS COLD WEATHER
BRINGS RETURN OF
INFLUENZA
Public Must Be Careful To Avoid A
Second Epidemic. Easier To Pre-
vent Than Cure. What To Do

,"Encouragins reports OF the fewer
cases OF Influenza III this vicinity should
not allow Us to relax our r.S'ianGH or I"
BECOME careless IN III" b"t:c: that thH
danger is all Uvec." says a we'll known
authority. With the cunning NJ y old
weather there IS apt to be a return 81
this frightful epidemic aud its serious
ness will depend on u" ">j"nt az the
precautions. taken by tn public. !" pre-
vent infection.
When the air is fun Ok influenza
germs, you may b. constantly breathing
them into your nose and throat. Eat
their danger ma: h. avoided ANA you
may make yours"l: practically immune"
to-nfection II you destroy III" germ h.-
fore 1t actually begins WORK II your
blood.
sRuring the recent serious epidemic
which hit Wheeling So hard. most sue
ceasful results wrr" oht'u:"d by man.
Though tn. simple breathing into the
none. throat and lungs "t tn" n"f;cat"'!
air. Of oil of Hyors";. Probably n" bet
ten. safer or NOR" sensible" pr"cAut'"n
AGAINST Influenza, Grippe. coughs. Odds.
bronchitis or Catarrh ~ the NOS" and
throat could he employed 'h;.r - Go.a"w
The nearest drug StuT" AID got a c";T-
plsie Hyonici outfit consisting ~ a bot
Tie Of the pure oil &c Ey"H"t and Il lit
tie vestpockct hard rubber mia! -ng de-
yiSe into which Il few drops II thu vi!
arT poured.
Garry this Inhaler with you during thr
da1 and each halt hour or ;" put II III
your mouth and draw u"cp br":tths II
its~pure healing g"r!itic:c;'1 ar Int" me
passages Of your Nos" ;h-oat and lungs
toSdestroy any germs tha; may have
fo4sd lodgen"nt th"T". THIS Simri"
pnAcaution may save you a serious IL
nasS and the loss or several weeks work
Itsis pleasant 10 u.s.. ana not ~ ali ~
pensive as the inhaler will las, !:t.-
time and further supplies Of IN" Oh ~
H3onei can hc had at any drug st"r"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-10

troops will be on our side. because W.
are prepared for action. Everything IS
now being done in WI over Tho troop;
for our CAUSE. Tn" Ebert s:chridcnauIr
government. even from i Eurgni!,,,
standpoint. cannot remain. Our ta.'
can be performed through your cont
Genrc ai"r". but you can show this con-
tidcnce only by your good Will for &c
ton. so that the socialist revolution can
begin at last. 1t will have its effect on
the entente on all nations. on the whole
world.
Our work Is not done. IT is only
beginning. What wn have 10 d. is 10
keep our rifles loaded. There can be
no rcpose, no rest, until our end is at
tanned. until the bert-Scheidcnann
government Is held in abhnrrcncc by tho
whole world. Long live tho world rcvn-
luton, Long live International social
ism. the lIbcrator of nations"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-10
LORD CECIL IN
DISCUSSION IF
| PLAN FOR PEACE

PARIS. Jan. e.---lEy the Associated
Press while awaiting the arrival Of
he entente premi,rs and other officials
Who are necessary 20 ensure fuit
meeting of the supreme peace council.
The American delegates arc making
every effort To completes the projects
they expect to submit. Today attention
was chiefly given TO the important sub
ject OF a league of nations.
Secretary OF State Lansing and Col
Edward NJ. House were cloSeted tor
some time with Lord Robert Cecil The
Americans have virtually completed
their project. although they do not dis
co1se any Of its details.
Another subject which is receiving at
tention as demanding Immediate action
Is the heviccualling OF Poland and FIN
land. and also those parts OF Cz"ch"-
Slovakia and Jugo-Slavia which can be
reached only through the territory OF
the Central Powers
Experts have arrived In Paris haT-
Ing been summoned from Sweden and
other portions OF Scandinavia. who are
familiar with conditions IN Poland ana
Finland They report the situation very
serious. Relief work eau be eNtended
only through SOME relaxation OF the
blockade regulations stu IN 1orce un-
der the terms Of the ernustce-
PARIS, Jan. s--MarShal Fpch II is
announced will naturally be menoe
of the peace congress as the cotuttldl'u-
er-ln-chiet OF the allied armies. Inc
technical representatives OF the FTencn
government probably will include Leon
Bourgeois, tho authority on tho sup
ject Of a society of nations.
PARIS Jan. S.-Thc meeting OF the
srhoreme war council. which had oeeh
set for the end OF this week prooacHs
will be deferred few days because oS
tina absence OF some OF ths principal
rn9mbers.
PARIS. Wednesday. Jan. S.-CBy the
Associatcd Press Robert Cecil. who
mss arrived here with the hrst section
Of the British peace delegation eS-
pressed the opinion to the Associated
Press today that the definite oTsafhIa
ton of a league OF nations - inoiSpeh-
sible as a first step toward the con-
cfnsion OF that enduring peace ana :.
satisfactory settlement OF international
, nrr,h,cnos which has arisen out OF tEe
WIT. ,;s
Lord Robert made it clear that MS
statements were personal views and nor
an attempt to give tne VIEWS oA SA'
British government.
PARIS, Jan ?.--PrcsideCt WILSON,
conference with IN" premie!S Of Great
Britain, France and Italy. which were
to. omen today. hav" been delayed ana
p1obably will not began oetole ca'' -
next week
Ir LLOYD C;rorg" is detained IN Lon
don By work incident ~ N" reconstruct
tisn OF his cabinet. Premier 'EiahG"
OF italy. who is du" A*re today. WIZ
p5obably return |" Zone. "nsrs MS us
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VIVID PEN. PICTURE
CONTINUED From Page one)

receives blows from the fists OF Inc
pnpulaCr. ~. ,d
lie threo companions behave like mao
mon. rcs,iculating. jumping up anu
down and shouting without being hoIc |"
mako themselves heard among me oaoei
Of sound.
Much Disorder.
sniIor iurncs on the box. soizcs the
re,ne and want. To take l,iebknecht INTO
rho Chanrcllory TO negotiate. HIS ilten-
ZION is rn:suudcrsi God By the crowd
wh;cf, suncosinE him one Of LlcbknechtS
Guards pulls HIM Off n" box and o.
pnsit% him on the roadway. Hair oo"-
on sturdy follows sicZe tn" wheels ana
end.ayor to cverturn the vehicle" others
rcstnr. il 10 it's normal position.
.rh.n Lin3ilnccht's guard arrives. III"
confusion, increases. While tn" penpl"
w.r. debating LIcbku"rht with his com
radcs disappear.
In I.irpzi gcrstrasse at tho corner OF
r',jcrlrrichstraSsc in tho evening tn"
Sr.artarus ;n"n and armed civilians have
shui off III. streets by q Gordon. Sud
d,.niv q crv goes up back. back. there
Will he firing" TIL" "rowl Sca;t"rs
;,r.cipat.iy to tho right and loft into
t'r;cderichst rassn. Will" armed men arc
gc.t:nC their rifles ready On" hcarS thu
t.-.na - itcni-cnt vcud"rs hawking dam
tics a. a mark 4 packet. "r N" evening
;,apars cigars and cigarettes. In tn"
d:xtau,:n on. "r th"S" hawkrrs to"tl"s
on hi> flute. Will" from 81 n"lSAh"ring
"ae.. on" hears ai7ianS" which ErcctN
-. efforts Of :, conf" artist ." anus"
th.. ratruns of III" establishment.
The Shooting Begins.
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,n. cffoc, Of a possible shortage OF
goal and foodstuffs. tug owners eH.
pressed the op:nlon that sew orr "a
ir,,,I1 M, suffer from the stHke a.
much as New England the S'u'" '-'"
r:urnpcau countries d;e,r,v-
cI;y officials. howrycS' az. axe ~.,p milk
inS anxiety lest New h"rH sui,u. q ~ 10
s,,5 70 be particularly acute In staten
Sin nd.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-10
Big Bond Issue Is
Quickly Oversubscribed

NEW YORK. Jan. 9.--The banking
syndicate which Today offered At public
sale s40.000.o00 Of American Telephone
6. Telegraph Company fivc-ycar per
cent notes and sc5.0o0.o00 OF New YORK
Telephone S9-ycar sinking fund per
cent dcbcnture bonds. announced the
closing OF the books this afternoon.
with a heavy ovcr-suhscription.