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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-12-11
4 WAS JEALOUS
Of MY FAMILY
THEY COULD EAT EVERYTHING G
THEY WANTED WHILE HAD
TO BE CAREFUL OF EVERY
MOUTHFUL, BECAUSE OF
STOMACH TROUBLE.
IT'S Different NOW for This preco
Medicine Has Put My Stomach
in Pine Condition.

81. used to make mr jealous t st
down 70 the table and watch my Family
"a, ANYTHING they wanted. wh'l" ! had
10 be 90 cautious about my food for
Gar Of what would Uap"rn - ~"
later" said Mrs. Robert Mcliriv"y. who
lives NJ Key. @. near Wh"rIiur. ". Va.
MY stomach was worry wax. gas
filled me MP after meals. ! would h"-
come nauscated: gripping PANS would
strike me and what | WAS rll'HE WIS
not giving me any strength. f"r waS
rCriII,c weak AL tho TIM. My hNw"is
were bound up and had H. TAX" cathar-
t.r ur"d Cinr regularly.
My liver was inactive which CAV"
me headaches. dizzy spells. and made me
drowsy all day long E"i nervous
and my sleep was br, ken ami failed I"
rest and refresh me. but It Is QU:t" dlf-
rercnt now since "" h'"n taking
preco. am fun e energy, my
strength has returned. ! -, anything
want just like the oth,rs DO. never have
4 headache nor dizzy si'.H and ny
bowels arc more regular. i'r"Cu Is =
grand medicine and str.uEly recon-
mend L to stomach suffer- rs.
Most Of our troubles begin IN ~"
stomach, from wh."r thHy spread 10 u"
kidneys, liver bowels and n" h!u"l
becomes thick and slow-f'owIrI. Hr"'c
colrccts these tr'uhl"9 and fills Yea
full Of vim, rigor. vitality and energy
to DO your work.
All good druggists now sci! Nr"cu
and I ~ highly recommended IN wheel
ing hy =. II. GrlrSt n GO. ll25 Market
street.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-12-11
eREArEa wHBEL1HG's NEW WARD
REPRESENTATIVE TO
BE ELECTED.
n..vor Dovler, Of warwood. Has SOLD
I'm river support, Mayor Camp
bell and Otto Schenk Are
strong Ont-PAe.

Th,. clans ar" gathering Tor me nlE
meeting III n" city rnuncii chah o e.
,.-ui.,l;. rI all tn" rounri!S ni tI'
ovens t. be taken into Greater W hctl
Inv on January ]. From the rrescme
',''Hln,k tnrr" arr hu' three men VINO
seem TO have firm holds on on" OF Tue
LarIr; S,a:s ~ the greater city c"un-
Fl Th,v a., W. -. tHnphr!l. N'a!"'
or Elm G.nvv: otto Sch"nk. or the OUT
ihr-rIEr district. and charles u. N"M
Ter nlavu: Of warwcod. AS there arc
hi Two scat; t. br voted upon mere
,riu br Uu:ir 4 fight Mayer '1WI"r
* coming h0wn from Warw""d VIII nc
,.i,ht mrrnhrS Cf his council tirm pc
hind nim. and unless III" Warw""d N"t ore
- r.nrvr-ctcdly srltt he VAL 'arrE "t II !
on &c the positions. Mayor a,hIn,,i
- on If III, most popular ana e.
.i.n, If 'hr nui-th"-pk" men, ana III,
hVy the l,ar>ius If iarE" nuho'r W
Inc residents in his d.Ntrirt. ptt"
srh,rk - tn" dark h"rs" in the rAGe'
and j., supported by II number or the
rounriIn"r uf his district.
The system under whirA IN" el'ct!oh
Will IL. carried on has not Yet e"ch an
nouuCcd but Il is likely tina; the c"uhcli'
me-. from each district viii n"inimatr
and elect tnr:r own candidates. rms
.:ySt.n - regarded AZ the ono whicn
WiI cllr each town tn faircst ana
most efficient representation.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-12-11
Declares Deportation
Means Death Sentence

WASHINGTON. Dec. DETERIORATION
Of Emma Goldman and Alexander
SCrkmau to white Guard" Russia will
be equivalent to pronuuncing death sem
tcncc upon them. Harry Welnbcrgcr.
counsel for the two radical leaders as
serted in n brief filed today with the
supreme court in a final cfrort TO Pre-
vent their removal from the United
States.
The highest court was asked TO re-
Ccivc an appeal from the action Of
Federal Judge Mayer in New York,
which dismissed an action for habeas
corpus writS. Counsel for both the &C.
cuscd and government were permitted
TO submit briefs.
Wetnbcrgcr in his brief admitted that
his clients were anarchists. but con.
tended that there was insufficient evil
dence TO warrant deportation. and
charged that the secretary Of labor ""X-
cccded his jurisdiction and discretion"
in issuing the deportation order. Con.
stitutionalitM OF the statutes under
which II was issued also was attacked.
and at this point counsel said tha, de-
portation TO the white Guard" coun-
Try Of Denikine. Kolchak and Yudcnitch
would be equivalent to death sem
tence
Any action which would delay de-
portation was opposed in the govern
mcnts brief. which declared the de-.
PENDANTS q menace to society" Should
the appeal be granted. the government
asked that bail be refused pending final
/ determination.
/ In granting WninheI ger permission
| 10 seek an appeal for error. Judge Mayer
gave him until p. nj. tomorrow to per
| feet his writ, and II was believed III"
| supreme court would take notice CT This
| In reaching a decision.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-12-11
VIRGINIA WOMAN
GAINED rs POUNDS
WAS ALMOST A COMPLETE NERV-
GUS WRECK BEFORE TAX
ING TANLAC.
TT WAS GREATEST BLESSING OF
MY LIFE" SHE SAYS.

Il was almost a complete nervous
wreck and didn't think could last much
l.ng,r bat sine" ] hay" taken IAm'tG
hay.. not only been restored 10 the h"St
,i h"ulth but | haT" gained twenty
alr lnunGS IN weight. Mas M I'hhrh'
able srairu.,n MT mad" just few DAYS
ago hy Mrs. {. ii. Reid. VII" resides AZ
as Ch-sluut street, Portsmouth Va.
For In. Il.i three. years har' been
IN Ia, worst hind "t health: tT"uhl'd
with 4 bad ras.' q indigestion NERVOUS
ross. loss &c sleep and headaches. corr
Iur,rJ Mrs. Reid Il had hitl, or ~"
t.,rct,tr and all could eat "a5 oat.
~, al, soft boiled cEFs and milk. ana IL
| even took q glass or water II disagreed
with mc. Sometimes just IN" Night or
food wuulh nausea" me-. ana ~ha' III
lie | did eat would form gas when
would rr"sS up into my chest and thro2 |
aud around my heart so bad that W"nld
have. awful Smoth"riAE spells. l could
not lI.. down for if did fol Ike was
goinr to surIC"ntc. and | would have I"
- pT"pN"d up in bed all HlSht Inns,
Many n night | wnul! suffer- 50 lron'
shrrinrss 81 breath that my d2uEhtrr
would have 10 come and Work WIN
M, before could get relief. "h"h
had a had spell would have nervous
headaches and severe pains through my
back ana shoulders that w"r" :" naH
Thought would go wild. NJ head i"it
hcryv and would have constant dull
echo and often such terrible dizzy
.DrlIa NuuId com" on me that | would
hay. hIn,k spots before my eyes ana
rcc Ike WIS going I" faint was
On nervous nj times 7 could hardly kcfr
iron, screaming and for thre" years
haven't he'd good nights rest or sie"P
' IN OF until I weighed only dignity
I've pounds md was SO wax "nuiH
Give out several times during the day.
II tried everything | knew "f hu'
could get no relief at all. and on" nlEn'
read about what Tanlac was doing 'ur
nthcr people and I decided tn CIV" u
trial And now am h1pp! TO say thaI
r,rloc proved Ia hC JUG the thing |
WIS needing and. t. max" long story
chart il has completely overcome all my
troubles and restored nv TO IN" hcst q,
hc,Ith have i splendid appetite and
cen cat ANYTHING, L want and digest II
ncrreCtly with no bad effects at all. As
the gas has quit forming. I am not
: troubled with palpitHtiOn. smothsrinG
| SMELLS or dizziness and am able 10 sieeT
| sound NIL night long The nervousness
headaches and pains in my body have a.
gone and ! never haNr that tired. worn
! an, feeling ANYMORE. A said. | have
! pai;,ed twenty-five pounds and have Sc
! much more strength and energy about
| mo tint nv hnuscwnrk Is n real pleasure
| NOW. 7 civ" all tho credit to Tanlac
| for my wonderful recovery and az lnnr
! "a live 7 will praise II. for II has beer
! tho greatest blessing OF my life"
Tanlac is sold in Wheeling by IN
Hogc-Davis Drug Co. 1145 Market st.
| and 1924 Main St. Wheeling and tn
L. X. IIogc Drug Co. Martins Ferry.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-12-11
COMMITTEE OF MILL WORKERS IS
UNABLE To MEET Mr.. CARNAHAN

'rin.r" ", =" -" nov developments last
ujIhl ~ tn. %'"l str'Ar .,!;uatrn IN
Erila'r". Tn c,''Irnrrt,r representing
ia" I1fGercu, cuffs Of workers Of Ia"
arm g." S'""I pant. called At tn" Car
E"g." mill ofil,, yesterday morning 10
c"Hf"r with W. &. 'a"uahtn III" super
iu'snd"ut Il tn" plant. MIR. Carnanan
WAS not II at The Inn" and the confer
rncc could not be held. The committee
hoped :" discuss tho mater Of returning
To- work. RI" C"WInitt"" VIII ask mat
all men be given their former employ
mCnt again.
Tho committee today. Il was stated
la%; night. will again cnd"av"r to meet
with Nj" Carrahan Ia take up the mat
Ter of resumption Of work.
Mr.. Canadian vest erday would not
state tie position If III" uft ICialS on IN"
Local situation. lIe SAID that he had NOT
mot with the committee. He would not
! -ay II IN" plant was ready to begin OPP
, crati"ns + me mon desired {" return L"
their former employment.
The report brought hack from Pitts
hurEh by Andy Moore. strike leader
, aui Martin SPrnn"r. president OF IN"
ErIl9rrc strikers ~ n" treatment they
received NJ the hands of William Il.
Foster. has angcrcd tn" mill workers 10
4 great extent. Foster told tho local
leaders that hey wrr" not considering
The calling off " tho strike and that
no meeting had been arranged /" con-
/ slider that end He even went 50 far.
. il Is claimed. - dare the Ecllairc work
! cr4 TO return 10 their former employ
/ rent. Fl" Said his official reports sent
to tho Bc.lairC strikers regarding condi-
! licnS in other steel Ccut'rS were correct
! in spite 0C tho fact that the local work
. Crs' representatives found tho reports
Of men working other places were about
! 90 percent too small a& furnished in
| Fosters "OniClar reports.
| The steel workers openly declare that
| th"r have been rriSlod h. Foster and will
mo-: h" guided further 10y any Of his
, "nffiCial' documents. on" steel worker
! last night said that the local men III
general nrc convinced that IL was not
! the public. the government. the bust
ness mAn nor the newspapers that have
! been against the strikers in their fight
! Tor better conditions. hut that they
have be"n entirely mislcd by Foster and
/ his followers.
! TIE actions Of Mr.. Moore a. the
str kc leader here have been commend
! able at times. There has been no
trouble Of any kind among the local
\ men.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-12-11
p, Henry DorSch

Funeral services for tho Int" /. lien
~ Dorsch we'll known resident al the
ohio Sire. who died Tuesday morning
at the Mdrtius Ferry hospital, Will I've
n, Id FRIDAY afternoon at the home OF
Mrs. Muurrr ON Virginia street. Martins
Ferry. Rev. III. DcItrick. pastor Of tn"
German Lutheran church viii Conduct
The services and !nt"rmcut Will be made
in IlScrvicW cemetery.
Mr.. DorsCh WIS 6H years Of age. He
WAS born in Germany but cmIErHi"d u
tins country when he was 20 years OF
age and had resided III This vicinity ever
since. He WIS Il successful farmer or
Scotch Ridge. Ohio. and for til" past
Iorty-iivc NrarE had conducted stall
IN thr Wheeling market house.
The following Childr"n survive: Mrs
Katherine GrouN. Mary, l'hIllp. Henry
and Casper at home: Mrs. Carl Mnurrr,
and Mrs. Paul ElutlHrt "G Martins Fer
ry and Mrs. Fred Wagner Of Triad"l-
phia. one sister, Mrs. John Nader. 81"
uC Martins Ferry and en-" brother. IhI!-
lip. Of Wheeling, also survive.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-12-11
OLD men And
OLD WOMEN ARE
MAKING GOOD

Hundreds OF men and women we'll
along in years have taken most
remarkable new lease on life; arc
I'D and doing more than their share
cf work and enjoying 1t, not asking
favors OF anyone.
There is no secret about this.
Every man and woman past the
brine of life can come back strong,
look young, and feel young, IN
short time, II they will just follow
the laws Of nature.
Old people THINK they are worn
out because Of age, and they feel
that way This is all wrong. ono
OF our leading doctors says that
looking and feeling old is due to
lack OF Iron and Phosphates In the
blood and nerves. When people are
young. they have good supptyNAs
/ they grow older and draw on this re-
serve, they commence TO run down
unless they are wise enough to re-
| charge their blood and nerves with
Phosphated Iron.
Continuing the doctor said. Every
man and woman along in years can
be made strong, keen. healthy and
! alert. enjoying LIES pleasures again
! II they will simply renew their blood
! with Iron and Phosphates.
Phosphated Iron makes new, red
blood. strengthens the nerves, re-
builds energy, renews endurance and
! often increases the strength OF weak
or old people one hundred per cent
In 2 weeks time. Thousands of run
down old people who were ailing all
the while have surprised their
! friends with a most astonishing re-
turn of health. strength and vitality
simply by taking Phosphated Iron.
Phosphated Iron is put up In cap
sules. only, don't take inferior pills
! or tablets. For sale by
! {. IL. Griest & Co. druggists. an
reading druggists everywhere.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-12-11
.RAT|ONAL|SM HAS
GAINED UPPER HAND
IN AMERICA AF I

NEW YORK. Dec. lO.--DanG"r, Q;
Bolshcvsm is past III Amrica; NlIitall,
Howard TAFT declared tonight before
tn" Yale Civic club because tn" l'Ai-
,rs of dissatisfaction have found lhal
they could not turn th!S country mi"
EulshrViki government.
MIR. TAFT asserted tina. ~" Industrial
situation wa. becoming rIt"nai hi"
that world conditions would shorty pt
settled through tho pcHC" treaty "l!ch
he pr rtlictcd would be ratified.
referring to the steel strike, the i"r-
u,.r pr ,sidcnt declared ihai from per
surtu .xr"rrrnc" h" 49,. r"nNinr"d ihas
ln. strength "f The walk rut grew OUT
.r tho cunvicllnn hn the minds If Inc
CErriru element ihat hc SrIkc wa> i"r
IN" purpose Of giving them complete
ruutr"l" =.
AR. Tar, added that a Il matter "t
mancl!J" y. 'hffrrcL with the pos '',"h
'a;>,u la. the head of the steel corpora
,i,u, hui that from IN Personal NSit
s." tn" ~rrrh" r'Gi"nS h" was Sntist .m
that Tho strikers vel" au!ma%6 10y ~,
rrcsp",t Of dividing UP all the wealth
Ih"y had ever Sr"n,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-12-11
Destructive Floods
In Southern States

ATLANTA. Ga. Dec. i6-The crest
Of the floods, which hay" caused prop
rrlr damage N sections If Georgia. AL
hama and Mis"issipri estimated At hun
drcds Of thousands of dollars and have
resulted in III" loss of several lives. had
no; been reached tonight d"Spit" tho
roldrr weather and absence of any more
-li,, wrafhrr bureau officials said.
Miles If railroad tracks n the three
states were under water and Mobile.
Ala. mad S"N"r.,I smaller cities pr2ctic-
ally were Isolated tonight. Trrin ser
yir,. was discontinued temporarily on
snu,n mes and wide d"tuurS wrrc mndc
nc,'rssary on other roads IL avoid wash
outs Industrial plants have suffered
great LOSSES from flood waters AMI pub
lie utIl.I. : We" crippled Throughout
the food district.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-12-11
HON. WALTER S. SUDDEN

O,Ir.~ T'np." ot Shrin"rs is very for
tuna'. indeed in h"ing able Ia secure as
its potCu,ate for I'll" coming year one OF
the foremost members of the Masonic
order Of the state Of West Virginia, m
the person 81 Hon. Walter s. SuSdef,
former HarvarI star and athletic.
lie succeeds Kari e. Brashear. or
wellsburg. whose administrator was Il
record breaker from tn" point Of large
classes and efficient work. Mr.. Sugd"n
starts in with the whole hearted support
81 his membership and Osiris Tempt"
contempiatrS another big year. The new
potentatc-elcct is known throughout the
state as a hard working man and with
his efforts consolidated with that Of I'm"
membership he ~ sure 10 enjoy very
successful year.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-12-11
RELIEF PROVIDED.

fIkI.IFNN y. $, Dee 10 keepers
.rr Itnt houses and wireless stations
along The STRAIT Of R'il" Isle, VII" ta""H
Starvation h"rau$r "i III" II"nuuinE o.,
Winter pro, isiu,se. probably WI l." p7"-
lied With food hl 'h' E"v"rnnn"nt
steamer M"utcnlm. which has Hn",""G,
III IN heating H." %irnn.!'t N"ra,.'' u
vas punourr"l h,r" ;"iay.
TIL" Aranmnrr. which ran atr"uht
rcar Harrington on ll' North Sh"r"'
Vii hr brought here for repairs IN the
Spring.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-12-11
"wurE LIGHTING" RAD.

Special Dispatch 10 The ntelligenccr.
CLARKSBURG, W. Va, Dec. 10
Prohibition officers headed by J. Wal.
ter Rec. or Parkersburg. deputy state
commissioner of prohibition. started
wholesale raid Of The Kelly Hill section
! Of tho city this afternoon. and at line
end OF the first round had arrested sev'
cral persons. all foreigners. and contis-
Gated ten barrels Of hew and str"us
Mr.. Bee announced his purpose "t
cleaning up that section. which he says
| is one of the most notorious in tn.
state for the illicit manufacture OF in-
; tOXicantS.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-12-11
RHEUMATIC PAINS
RAISING A RUMPUS?

. N.OSHING around in the wet and then
N-the dreaded rheumatic tw:nEc! But
not for long when Sloans LIniment
Is kept handy.
Pains. strains. Sprains-how soon IN =
old family friend penetratcS without
rubbing and helps drive EN- away! And
how Clearly. tOO--nO musS. no bother no
stained skin or cloggcd pores. Muscles
timber UP. lumbago. sciatlca. neuralgia
are promptly relieved. Keep n 6"ll!'
handy all the time. Get one today II
you've run out OF Sloan'S L!nLmCat
All druzgists-35c.. zoe. $40.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-12-11
OBITUARY
Reic hert Funeral

Funeral services were held yesterday
afternoon Mt o'clock n IN" B"rtS'hy
Undertaking parlors for Carl R"iChert'
Jr.. five Year old son OF carr ana the
iatr Lena Rrirhrrt. who died Monday
night at thu Ohio Valley G"n"rhl hos
piial from burns received early Mrmday
morning at the Kings Daughters Day
Nursery. Rev. William tli"rt. pastor
Of ST. Johns Evangelical church oiIci-
atcd and iRtermCnt was mad" in We, Ks
cemetery.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-12-11
HEROIC AIRMAN is
SCRUBBING WINDOWS
AT SIS PER MONTH

NEW YORK. Dec. 1o.-twardrd hr"
decorations for gallantry az an aiTmRn
during the war including he nrTeh
Victoria Cross Of the British Empire.
Yorced TO wash windows for living.
His pay Is SIS month.
IT had to have a job " he said 80 |
started on the first ono that was offered:
II may have been offered as a joke pu'
II was no joke TO me-
Percy az an acting major or the Roy
al Air force. won the Victoria Cross
when he commanded squadron or six
planes which brought down score OF
German machines on the western front.
He also is entitled to wear the French
var cross. Mons medal. General service
rnedal and Victory Medal.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-12-11
St. Louis Wet Decision
OfU.S. Court to Stand

ST. Louis. Mo. Dec. To- Federal
Judg" {. T. taris today d"uIcd the gov
"rnn"nt'' application Ia stay tn" recent
decision nf JuGE" Pollock permitting
tn" manufacture" and sal" OF beer Of >. 80
pr cont Hl"uhUllr content, hut Erant"d
It's request 10 appeal the decision.
The government will appeal tho re-
quest for Il writ If suPcrsedaS before
the arp"llat" court. it WAS announced
The decision Of JudE" FariS handed
down Inst Friday. permitting the sale
of wines and whiskcy. will be appealed
L was said.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-12-11
moRaANrowN HEARING SET

CHARLESTON. Dec. lo--Hearing was
set today for December 90 by the Pub
lie Service commission in the petition
~ the Hone Natural Gas company ask
Ing thot the commission set aside its
order relative TO the furnishing tho dis
tributing companies OF MorEantown
with gas.
Tho commission further holds that
the orders relativ" to making physical
connection between the gas lines must
in the meantime be obcycd.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-12-11
THAT COLD WON'T =
BOTHER YOU LONG
Not If you let DR.. Belts Pine
Tar-Honey help relieve 1t

~OLDDISCOMFORr = some
thing no man, woman, o. child
~ should be bothered with for any
length of time. The pleasant ingred-
tents of DR.. Bells Pine-Tar-Honey help
wonderfully in loosening phlegm and
congestion, easing the breathing, and
relieving cough. bronchitis, cold IN
fammation, hoarseness.
The test Of time has favored DR..
Bells Pine-Tar- Honey. 1t helps speed
lily, safely, to start a cold-suferer on
the road to normal. No medicine
cabinet should be without it..
All Druggists. SOC, 6Oc., $l.M :.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-12-11
Emperator Is Permitted
To Sail With Excess Coal

NEW YORK. Dec. l0.-Orders to is
sue clearance papers 10 the former Ger
man liner Impcratvr. now under control
Of the Cunard l.n", were received late
TO-DAY By Collector 81 the Fort Newton.
The ship was L. HAY = sailed ut noon.
but was held on charges that she had
t greater supply -. bunk'r coal Oh
board than her pcrmrS cai'ri ~.
Mr.. Newton said h" would 'urn the
cicurau," papers ovct - III" others "t
tho Ilap"r:ItVr AS soon as possible. 80
>h" could sail tO1:1tt
Th" Irnpcrator. VIA lbs passengers
on board was ADVERTISE 10 sill at
moor, ;oIay, and II TINT hour visitors
we're ordered ash,-H AMI preparations
made t. get tn" ship und"T way. it"-
f..;ri If clearance w. IN charges thdt
tn. ship had taken IN board rprrnNI-
rnlt..ly 5000 t"us "f punN't coal. when
her PERMITS called fnr lat '."n". 20 7.
,,,, q tbrs excess ,.uul. ''unurd u0l, ais
..;,rd would r"Qulr" ihr"" "r four weeks
The Impcrator Will lohv'. al - clock
tomorrow W"rhihS' "i'.'ht9 - INV
t'uuard line announced t"nlEh'.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-12-11
Child Dead

James Paul Higgins. fly" year ut sol
Of James and Columbia Higgins. -; it
Teton. ". Va, died vrSl"ria! morning
at | O'Clock at tho Ohio Iali"y ''"ncral
Lody was removed 10 III" M"nG"l COM
pany chapel where II WAS prepared for
burial and shipped ~ thu late homo in
LltllClUn.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-12-11
GERMANY PERSISTS
IN REFUSING THE
DEMAND OF ALLIES

BASIE, Dec. lo.-The German gov
erument according to Berlin advices,
persists In 1T point of view that the
delivery of 100000 tons Of port ma
terial is an unacceptable claim. Ger
many's answer to the allied note, It
Is expected, Will be forwarded from
Berlin tomorrow.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-12-11
NO NEW PARTY

ST. LOUIS, Mo-. Dec. l3.-Thc polit-
cal procedure committee will not recon-.
mend that the national conf"rcnc" "t
liberals. in session here, organize n new
political party. This was announced
tonight by d. II. Carroll of Minot. y. D..
chairman OF the committee.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-12-11
JOINT COUNCIL SESSION TONIGHT
T0SELECT TWO C0UNC|uMEN
HOUSE RAIDED

\ 1o o'clock last night Officer Mon.
roe raGcd house at II Twcn-
ty-ff,h street, and brought four 81 ~
occupants 10 the building. Three. all
col0red women. were released on bond.
Laura Tyler. the keeper. OF the house
was released until this morning und'r
so bond. The others. Clara Boyle and
Anna Jackson both put UP s2S for their
fourth. a white man named William
Jones, cot off with SIS bond.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-12-11

WASHINGTON. Dec. lo.--p"c'si"n ~
ri,,.. railroad administration 10 permits
sailing "r ia. tCunrL liner lmpcrht"r
from Now York tomorrow resulted from
an arr - british rIini$'ry OF marin"
and the SHIPS AGENTS t. rrpiac" me coal
in,,,,.d 60, IL" vessel ~ cxrrss Of exist
my hUi.lrrlng restrictions In accept
ing tho offer IN" railroad administration
reserved IN" rl@ht 80 Institute criminal
or civil action IN the case.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-12-11

Don't buy rnr nni 'stni" IN ClCN"-
land or Chicago. Scientists say that
LAKE Michigan and Lake Erie viii <"
dry in $1,000 years:
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-12-11

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