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Imperial Valley press., 1919-06-11

WANTED-Ma who can mix cement
to go to Jacumba Springs. Dee
Turner. Casa Rey Hotel
Imperial Valley press., 1919-06-11
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY.

WANTFD-Waitress at once. In
uuire Famous Coffee House, Broad
way.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-08-19
Wairton Briefs.

4 local citizen. disclosing the Secrets
Of tho town to n visitor. took him Tor
stree, CIR ride Yesterday and explained
that tho road WIS So rough fiat Wheels
wore, used 10 pound down tho high
places.
r. r Rcnner preached at the Sunday
morning service NJ the Cove Methodist
church.
Mr.. and Mrs walter Nixon arc the
proud parents Of n 1o-pound baby hoy
that arrived Mt their home in Wells
burg last Friday. Mr. Nixon is nm en-
rlovc Of tho Sr"ubcnvillc. WcllsburE &
wcirton railway.
f.. c. Catt"'l is building fine GaraE"
in rear Of his nov home in Holidays
Cove.
Nr. and Mrs. Pete Dcmctros and son.
Of WcllsburE w"r" guests or "eirton
friends Sunday.
The fire department was called I"
Avenue y 10 eXtihCuiSh fire in wagon
load Of mattresses quilts and other pod
clothing which caught fire from cigar
otto. Tho damage was small aS tn" hiaZ"
was cxtinguishod Il fow minutes after
discovered by prompt action of tho local
fire department.
Ray Eonblcr was here from Bloomfield
Yesterday. driving in his fine now tor
pedn racer.
Ralph Mcrvis and family motor"d to
Stcuh"nville yesterday.
Wilbur Hullcy motOrcd up from Fol-
lanshce Sunday afternoon.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-08-19
Chester Briefs,

William q. Jackson. Jr.. torh'rtF
teacher in IN" Chester High school. who
WINS recently discharged from IN" army.
following SIX months s"rriC" overseas
has accepted 4 position as instructor IN
th, Rochester. y. Y. high school.
Tho Chester Juniors. l3o-p"und foot
holl team. viii h' r"-"rEanizcd for inc
coming season NJ meeting TINS "''k'
T. YEAS Announced Monday.
Chester will Join in tn" hight aea'nSt
th,, hirh COS, Of living. Postmaster w.
u. Stewart Monday began taking orders
for parcel post shipments of surplus
army food.
l:rrtIS" Of tn" absence or k"N. fr"u-
trick t'rurlrr. who ~ enjoying his Ha"A-
r.n. Roy. ". NJ Craig preached IN inc
First PRESBYTERIAN church Sunday morn
.r.y and ry"ring. E'v. craig and tamily
ar visiting at the home of +. a. Stew
ART Of the IIuukSt"wu road.
Tho South Sid" Water company issued
m anpcai to Chester water consumers
tu cconomiZc in tho use Of water ,ho-
cause n breakdown ut tho pumping SIN
ton has limited tho supply. II VII! re-
uuirr three weeks 10 make repairs.
Funeral services for tn" lat" frcd
Sovrc. Of I.awrcnCcvillc were held SUM-
,ov afternoon. burial was mad" IN
SrriuC Grove cemetery. East Liverpool
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-08-19
NEWELL

NEWELL. w. Va. Aug. IA lawn
fc," will be- hold at Newell park Tuesday
night under tho auspices Of the Newell
lodges Of Odd Fellows and Rebekahs.
l;c sure To have representative In
your town in the Intelligencer Automo.
bile and diamond Campaign.
Walter Durkcc. cashier for the North
American Manufacturing company. IL
spending two werksi vacation In At
lautic city and New York.
w. T.. Wells Of tho Homer LAughlin
China company. who is chairman OF the
labor COMMITTEE" Of the United states
pottcrs association. announced Monday
that tho joint conference between the,
manufacturers representatives and the
executive board of the National Broth
crhcod Of Operative Pottcrs on the lat
t"r's demand for @5 per cent wage m.
crease Will be held In Atlantic City,
opening September or 3.
Following a two weeks vacation 1t
Cedar Point, Ohio. Ernest PittinHoP hA1/
returned to his home here.
Miss Florence Moss, secretary Of u
Hancock county Red Cross. returned
Newell Saturday following . mont
vacation w eastern cideA
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-08-19
GAINESVILLE

Mr. and Mrs. ". VI. Newell, Earl
Newell 81 Cameron. W. Va. and Miss
N"tiia Trnll "f Wheeling spent tn
week cnd with Mr.. and Mrs. G"nrc"
Fowler on North Trnaiway.
Have you soon the seven prize hcaut-
les tn. Int .lligonccr Is giving away?
Miss Anna Graham returned to her
hUm" on East Main street mft"r a SIN
weeks visit with relatives at Lima.
Ohio.
Howard Thornh"rry returned nom"
Saturday evening after two weeks
visit with his uncle. Will layer. IF
Cleveland. ohio.
Everett Fowler. Of W"st Main sirN"t.
is visiting friends AZ Nj. Vernon. Ohio.
Mr. and Mrs. 1.u" nOnlry and two
children. If Hcllair". ohio. spent Sum
,lay with Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Lowe. "n
Warren avenue.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles GIll. Of Neon
ncil%villo ohio. who hav" been visitIn (
Mrs James Gill on North broadway.
left Monday for visit with their sons.
Frank md Carleton Gill. Of Canton.
Miss Mildred Kaiser. Of IIendryshurS
ohio. Is visiting her aunt. Miss LuCrCtia
Carter. on North broadway.
claude Fowler. Of North broadway,
spent the week end with friends at
Newark. Ohio.
Miss Harriet Thornberry, who holds n
good position at st. .Clairsville, visited
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-08-19
SISTERSVILlE

.,..z
Mrs. '. H. 10y" an" son, ""' WV
morning IN th"ir car Tor h"'!''''''' ''"
and Philadelphia, I" remain ap""' " N''
night.
Miss Pearl NI'h"I OF r"S'p" - VII
who has been IN IN" '"'hi h"SP'l"' I"' /"
few days, IS r"r"N"f'h" merry i'''" Wv
effects or IN" Sh"'h r. S"'''lE
wreck Tuesday morning on the ~ -
near FrI"ndly' ,,,
Frank tTamhl"'' '''' ,'"''! I"' ',N'''"'
gee. where ne - 'i"r''H'" !" VIZ WI
/ field II" was ''''"' 10 '"'N $50 ION ~
entity by IN" serious -, '''''''SN ~ ''H a,,i
Mt. ana MIS- h"H'"S '"'',"t an.
lnInilE nav" rc'uFh'd ~ '''F H'.'''' OF
Derby, Ohio. alter VISITING MT t"t'""h
sister, Mrs. J. w. Pryor. "l inns 'i'H.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph M"hhF ana M>SS
Helen lI"y"r$ Will leave tomorrow mSrn-
ing for beaver, Pa. Ia VISIT MT. ana MIS-
jefferson Care. They VIII max" IN" trip
in their touring car. Mrs. Mckay ana
Mrs. Car" ar" sisters
Art D"yl" has h"'h III 80" 10TH t"'
the past fcw days Attending IN" Srr'"S
of ball game" between IN" ~" i"'N
GIANTS ana IN" cincinnati i'''S'
Mr.. ana MIS- "'.'E' lay. VII" INV
p''h inc tH"S'S 81 w '"' ~ :. ''''
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-08-19

After searching two days, local au-
thortties gave up their task OF dragging
the river below town in an attempt 70
find the body OF LITTLE Joseph Wiohra
who was drowned late last Friday while
wading with a number OF other boys.
More than a dozen dynomtte bombs were
dropped In the river near where the lit
tie fellow was last seen going down.
but even these explosions failed 10 bring
the body to the surface. 1t Is now De
lieved the body was caught in a swift
undercurrent which comes from creek
nearby. and has been carried far down
stream by this time. The only hope Ia
that the body will appear soon At the
wellsburg dam. where a request has
been sent to be on the lookout
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-08-19
BETHESDA

Mrs. Emma Lucas was Gazing III
Barncevlrc on Wednesday,.
Mr. Tip;"n Of Eliwo"d. Ina. IS
spending som" time with his aunt MISS
I.vlah Upton. Of Main street.
Tho early beginners will hc tn" harry
nnishrrS IN ,thc TntcIliGcnrrrS AutOfno-
IN" aud Diamond campaign.
Mrs Lotto Glasgow and daughters
Viola md Grace. nni son. Of S"uln
ErIiarrC. were recent visitors hero.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. \. Lov"j"y and chill
Gr"n. Mr. AMI Mrs. NJ. II. WILCOX VT.
and Mrs. Frank RoiIne"r ana MISS
Elizabeth NJ, Mjllrn have returned from
ramr Sychar where they nav" h'"h
attending camp meeting tho past week
Mrs. Gcorr" DcfinhauEh and dauGh-
tors. Of ST ClairSvIlc. are enjoying
Two weeks vaCatio ut Epw"rth l"Fk.
Tho daughters are attending the teach
rrs' institute this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Della lsuthw"ll have
returned to thclr homo NJ Newark after
= weeks visit with friends AT tn" PARK.
MIR. anl Mrs. Frank Wtn"man ana
little son. Mr.. AMI Mrs. Dickson Jar
rrtt and daughter. MIR. and Mrs. ~ u.
Jarrett and daughter. Mr.. ard MRS.
Hnnce Jarrett and Mr.. and Mrs. Hen
drrs0n Hunt and daughter attended IN"
funeral Of Mrs. ian" MCCloud. or ten
tcrvilln on fE!dny. 1inr d"m II ''-
Cured after n f'w days Illness l"'-
lowing an operation for loop In inc
bowels. Mrs. Mr,l"ud was o. years
old and Of TN" we'll known Jarrett
family. brother. Mr.. Andrew Jar
rctt. Of belmont. is the only one Nv
Ing Of tho thirteen children. Mira. NC
Cloud had been operator for IN" f'"-
pics Telephone Company tor twenty
years.
The remains Of Mrs. Martin Jenkins
were brought here on Tuesday hy Tn
dertakor 4. ] Latham and taken TO
tho home Of her father, Mr. Thomas
Gillian. where services were held on
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-08-19

Mrs. Lon Thornbcrry.
Mrs. r. r. Isger and little daughter,
Jane, Of Chester W. Va, arrived here
Sunday for n three weeks visit with
her parents. Mr.. and Mrs.. r. N. Conner.
Of Laws street.
William Boswell has arrived home
after several months Of oversee service.
The Tucsdny Evening Music club will
meet at the home OF Miss Helen Worth
ington. on South Lincoln avenue Tues
day evening. a nice program has been
arranged.
Mr.. and Mrs. Russell Whitleinser and
two children. Warren and Mary. have re-
turned home after three weeks visit at
GAINESVILLE and Buckeye Lake.
Malcolm wells. OF Bcllairc, spent Sun
day with his wife here.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-08-19
Ohio Valley News
GERMAN CANNON At NE|RTON;
NOW PLACED ON EXHIBITION

wEIRTON. w Va. August Isl IN"
new German fcld piece awarded the
town Of Weirton by the United States
government for its work during tn" war
IN going over the top consecutiNeIF IN
Liberty Loan. War Stamp and all other
war campaigns has arrived and * on
exhibition In tn" lawn next to IN" mani
Offices Of the Wrtrton Steel company
The field piece Is n German - and bears
the scars Of battle, as il was shipped
here directly from New York after or'"E
brought from France. where II WAS taken
during one Of the heaviest engagements
on the western front. The piece will
be polished considerably before II IS
mounted. but II Ia more Of war r"lic
as II Is now s"rn.. Hundreds OF citizens
have examined tho gun since ii arrived
The carriage is the sam" on which the
cannon was operated in action.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-08-19
CHESTER

CHESTER, W. Va. August 1S.-A TO-
ductton IN the present fare on ~" Chcs-
East Liverpool line NJ tho &tcuhrn-
VILE, East Liverpool G. EHav"r Valley
Traction company will result II tn"
Fast Liverpool city council cna"ts mn
ordinance 10 be presented this week Tn"
present rates arc 1o-ccrt cash fare. or
IA tickets for 81 Under tho propos" Ct
ordinance A Rcvcn-cash far". or - tack
rts for 81. would bn tho rate Th" meas
uso incrnascs traction fares on tho Ohio
lines Of tho company. In Fast Liverpool
n 5-ccnt fare, with a 1-ccnt Charc" far
transfers. would he mad" Tho faro
from Fast Liverpool 7" W"llsvill" would
no raised from TO 10 cents cash. or "A
tickets for 81.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-08-19

Wednesday at o'clock. Mr.. Hilham
died nj her homo nj Dllonvai". after
lingering Illness Sup"r!n@ur"'' by me
flu Mrs tiilham wa& sister "f MIS-
'ieorg" Murphy. Mrs. Charles !aTn"S
and Mrs Everett Bethel. Of this place.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. V. Gladd"n MtcnA"h
tho surrts" PARTY nj tho home of Mr..
w NJ Foster cT Belmont X. H. in
honor Of his son Fred. who has returned
from overseas service.
Mr. Hubert nud Gordon Chnnpol Ar"
enjoying Il wo"k'a outing in camp on
C'Ariina rrrCk.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-08-19
Up In Arms.

The manaG cement OF the Welrton base
ball club and Wcirton fans arc up In
arms against tho action OF tho X. s. ?.
team Of Stcubcnvillc in not showing pu
here Saturday. \ big crowd Of fans was
disappointed. The X. 8. !. management
claims tho gam" was cancelled. hut
Manager Weir. OF tho locals. received
no notice Of this kind and had his men
on the field. I'll" Regulars played the
Yannigans praC'i'" game that came
out even. and some Of the fans were
satisfied. saying 1t was as good an at
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-08-19
Contractors Delayed.

County Auditor Sherman f1"Nd mas
been advised ny tn" slnt" highway "'-
partmcnt that n" contract 'hr raN'nE
or tho Stcuh"nvill"-T"ron' rond Will ~
delayed until September l.. ana w"
ccntrac. for mil" or raT!hE on ~
West Market street r"nd I" thH In'"rS'c-
tiCn "r Tho CaG,z pix" VIII n"' DC '''
until some time in October.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-08-19

fractions az IN" X $. T. game would
have ts."n II"wcI"r. Ia" Wcirton bali
club is not credited with calling OF
game This year. and Manager Weir
claims II" would gladly have gone to
St"uh"uviu" {" play had hr known Is.
: +. would not CONF pore. rather than
70 no. play his regular schedule.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-08-19
IN First Zone.

Postmaster McFadd"n has h""n mott
fled thar Stcuhrnvill" has been Efnh"'"
first Zonr rates on parcel post shiTm' MS
Of food from Chicago hut g" TAR 'n'r'
has been on demand Tor C'N"rhfh'n'
food hy mail. First prices uu"t'd were
higher than asked hV r"tau dealers
her, \ twenty percent cut was mad"
m now lists posted today.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-08-19
Lock Booze In Cells.

TIL" stl.l6N worth Of liquor s"'z'n ny
revenue officers h"rc last week has h""h
locked in new iron cells In III" city lock
M rs further prccauii"n againS,
thicvos In addition I" This safeguard
an officer has been assigned !" III" dNtE
of ra,rnlling N" confines Of the oiu
jail day and night.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-08-19
Corporations Pay Eigh.

Public utilities will pay NOR" than
half of tho iaN"s in Hancock county. &C
,orJirl. to a report Of valuations rn-
r,.iv.G h, - from IN" stat" auditor. tn"
of the l,rl:.,,t taxpayers IN Chester wiii
b. tn. Src,Ihcnvillo. East Liverpool n
RrHv.r Valley Traction company. wh'"h
r,ys taxCe on $2nN.0O0 valuation
rI,c.d ON it's Ch"stcrf.ast Liverpool
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-08-19
STEUDENVILlE
youthful Highwaynen.

Sammy Evas!rlc. aged ten years anu
Theodore Ir"ca. aged twelve years "'r'
last night charged WITH h"lu'hs
ur WriI:am Ifomick. aged ciEh' E'a,s D
ana rnhh'nC him "f sixty cents. II"
Two boys ovcrpowcr"d IN" younger DO!
and whiic one held him IN" othor IT,
licvcd hun Of his money. inc Ni't'''
screams drew III" attention OF t"''''-
man who caught the young highway
m
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-08-19
To Come Back.

Tronuz Wagner. former Fi'tsnurGn
baschaU star was given such warm
rrccDtr"a by admirers her" sunday wh"r
h. appeared I'm tho l!rNup Of Tho super
Tor Stcrl Company tonm against IN" In
Belle Iron Works team. that j" VIII re-
turn hero with his team the first Sunday
IN September.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-08-19
Big Pay Saturday.

Saturday was big pay day at the
local mills and other Industries. ga as
the continual rains OF the evening kept
most people from leaving town. local
merchants experience their busiest sea-
son in months.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-08-19

Don't hesitate To enter III" Intelligent
cnr's Automohllc and Diamond Cam
pairn-if il is good for your nciGhoors'
it's good for YOU.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-08-19

reserved it's verdict. believing that 'Ni-
d"nCc showing tn" identity al The muir
dcrcr will b, un"nrth"d.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-08-19
FOLLANSBEE

HO1LlESEEE, W. Va. Aug, 1s.--of-
fi~crs elected by III" W"man's study
club Of rollansbec. for the coming year
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-08-19

Don't hesitate 20 cntcr tho Intcllir"n-
rcr'q ArItomohilc and hi"muud am
nairn-ir II "a good for your n"iEhhnrs
81. good for Won.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-08-19
Atteupt Abandoned.

Have You seen tho seven prize heau'-
les the Intell gcncer is giving away
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-06
FARMERS BEING TAUGHT
AT HAMPTON INSTITUTE
Intensive INSTRUCTION Is Given This
Week In Poultry Raising for
Profit.

HAMPTON. VA. August 1.-The
annual farmers conference Of the agri
cultural school at Hampton diStric;
opened today. and will be in session
through Friday.
NirS colored farm demonstration
agents, county Industrial supervising
teachers. and progressive farmers will
receive intensive instruction in poultry
raising for proht an1 community inn
provcmcnt.
The conference lecturers VII include
James l.. Rice. head of department Of
poultry hushandry. Cornell University
College Of Agriculture: +. r. Knapp
pathological and poultry investigation.
animal industry division. North Carolina
ENperiment station and college of
partment of poultry husbandry, vir-
GINA Agricultural College; +. S. Gam
mack. head OF department Of animal
husba ndry. Hampton Institute: Lizzie
\. Jenkins, district home demonstra-
ton agent Of Virginia: J. r. Pierce
special agent OF farm demonstration
work in six Southern States: T. &.
Walker Gloucester, Va. attorney at
law.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-06
TIDEWATER DISCIPLES WILL
MEET AT WALKERTON TODAY
Finy-Third Annual Convention An
scmblcs I'm smyrna Church In
King md Queen County.

Thirty-cight churches and forty
Bible schools. comprising the Tide
water District OF the Disciples Of
Christ. will convene at Smyrna Church.
Walkerton. King and Queen County,
today in tf:y-third annual convention
Rev. j. .. IIclsnbeck. of the Third
Christian Church. Richmond. who has
been acting a: president OF tho or
ganization since the death of j. l..
HILL for nearly twenty years head of
the organization OF churches in Tide
water. has prepared tho program for
the present convention, which will
continue through Friday Of this week.
Report OF the work OF tho women OF
the district Will feature today'S scs-
sion. Mrs. d. Z. Sutton will preside,
and Mrs. {. G. Caldwell will conduct
the devotional exercises. Mrs. Robert
Dew will deliver the greetings of the
convention. Following the response
reports Of division secretaries will be
read. There will he some special
music. and an address by Miss Eta
Num-.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-06

MAYOR SAYS HE CANNOT
CHANGE SUNDAY STATUTE
iina1ie Answers Letter From Hirsh-
berg Regarding Blue Inv
Enforcement.

Mayor Ainslic yesterday sent an
answer to the letter written him by
state Labor Commissioner Hirchbcrg
in regard TO Sunday sales OF soft
drinks. The Mayors reply is as fol-
lows:
Replying to your recent letter con-
corning the sale of soft drinks on Sun
day. ! have to say that up to some
time last fall the Police Court had
repeatedly held that 1t was lawful TO
sell soft drinks. etc. on sunday under
IN eating house license. At that time
in case before IL the court reversed
itself and held. and has several times
since held, that such sales were un-
lawful AS being in violation Of the
state statute. In this latter decision
the rolice Court was upheld by the
Hastings Court.
AN executive officer. such as the
Mayor OF city. neither makes the
laws nor constructs them. His duty is
to enforce what the courts decide the
law to be. II a law is Objectionable
II may be repealed or amended. or If
a courts decision IS wrong it may be
reversed: but ! conceive that il is an
improper exercise Of his authority for
u Mayor to permit that TO he done
which tine courts of his city declare to
lie unlawful"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-06

President and Mr.. Hines had ample au-
/, ithority to present crisis without refer
critieises Action of Men.
~ Criticism OF the. employees for their
ssasman,ds came cams from Senator tor, Smith:
g1rorteerinG in wages. and from Sen,
aator Thomas. Colorado. who ASSERTED
sthe strike threats of the smpioyss cn,as
3 Norris. Nebraska. suggested that in
creased freight rates might be aNoiuvd
dcnds. alleging that some holders of
railroad stocks were receiving from
10 TO SO per cent ,o
morrow from the Senate Interstate
Commerce Committee. replying TO :ct-
dent Wilson and Mr.. hines\NcausstinS
Legislation to establish wage board;
The statement. il is understood. VII!
!. advise the President that in the com
-,mittcc'S opinion. such legislation is un-
5 necessary and that the committee DC
lievcs he and the director: general nave
all powers necessary 10 fla wages ana
also rates during government opcra-
tion of railroads.
mittco was called today for tomorrow
to consider the Presidents request and
10 receive report from the suhcom
Filings DeRnncc mt Mcn.
Senator Thomas Democrat. Colorado.
in an impassioned address IN me Seha AZ
g
railroad employees and likened Their
Il cannot justify ii as anything short
.of treason" he said; after citing IN, ,he
/. brotherhood OF officers We arc face
: TO face with the demand for wase in
fessed,y will not help them, or they
Will suspend our great transp1rtat ION
Sonfiscation Of sa0.OoO 100000 OF pro-
perty, that il be put into government
os.ne1ship. This is the frs, time in
the history OF the American ratior.
the Colorado Senator continued. with
great carncstncsS. and COD grant II
American people has pointed Its tin
ger AZ the American Congress ana said
-'you must lcgislatc thus and 50 Or we
/. viii strike and tic up all t7ansporta-
Not FIInch the Issue.
ours Is the responsibility nov 10
give answer. There is no consequence
as serious as involved in yielding 1t
means an end to representative SOW
eminent. Let's not hinch the issue. It's
quite As important a any treaty. II IS
in the past Senator Thomas declared.
: hoth political parties IN Congress had
acted with view Of capturing the next
presidential election and he expressed
politics would not be a faC:or
Some times. he said. he wondered
whether. In the next presidential cleo
ton nui one 49, 7, $50 composed OF ooth
bo found nch;inS side by side to over
come the tide OF radicalsm.
We have jus; waged great war:
he continued. TO make the world safe
for democracy. II. now is the duty OF
this generation 20 make democracy safe
for the o-rd-to make democracy CON
scious that there can be no liberty
which does not respect the liberty Of
others
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-06
STORY DEFEATED HIS TWO
OPPONENTS IN SOUTHA NpTON

SUFFOLK. August Wv. j. Story.
Of southampton County, was today
nominated TO the House of Delegates,
with q majority Of ls2 over both his
opponents. Ernest seale. of Franklin,
and Jun!us Pulley, of lvor. :. Is.
Drewry the present treasurer Of
southampton, was reelected. with a
majority OF c+S over his opponent. j. S.
Musgravo. Franklin Edwards was
elected commissioner OF the revenue
for District No. l. by majority OF 1875
votes.
(. l.. Grizzard was reelected sheriff
OF southampton. winning in walk
over his opponent. Charles w. West.
Comnlonw cAlth's Attorney r. L.. l..
Watkins and clerk of the county. II g.
+. II Gle more. and commissioner Of the
revenue, District No >. I. II Dickens
were elected without opposition.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-06

who refused to join them in a strike
Tor large wage increases. AS result
IA score OF deputy ShcriffS. armed with
rloi guns arc guarding tho mine this
afternoon and the Federal authorities
are investigating the trouble.
Sheriff John w. Osborne received a
hurry call this morning from the Cen
traI Coal Company. which owns the
mine. for aid in subduinG riotinE and
rushed the deputies to the scene with
orders TO shoot to Kill II ATTACHED. On
arrival of the officers, the strikers re-
treated 10 a hill ncar-by. where ii
WAS said, they planned to make an
attack on the mine. Up TO = o'clock
had been made