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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-09-25
Foster Defends Strikers

pITTSErEGIT. sept. 2i--Fh" follow
ing answer to Governor Spr"u! 5 '';"
gram Was di#ral"h"d late lChltnt ny ~ =.
+ Foster. scrrctary-trcasur'r OF IN" NaiI
innal comnlittcc for organizing IRON anu
steel workers:
.YoUr telegram received and read very
carefully. In reply permit nc :" r,S 80
regarding the s"-Call"d riot NJ Norlh
Charlton. In subStanC" III" affair WAS
nothing else but a deliberate, prcmcdll ,
atrd assault upon n peaceful ana lctaI
asscmba$r Of workinE men pS S'"''
police The facts are these: IT.,
"a Quiet orderly meeting was bcinG
held with IA" knowledge and ron"'ut
Of lcCul authorities. AT a place CSP',,'lIiii
" DESIGNATED by tn" latter for III" hold
M cf such meetings. Suddenly. Ink"
holt from the sky, a drtac hln'nt
mounted state police appeared urIr I"
scene. dashed among the rroPl',, -"
bling them ana riding rouEn-Sh"G or
them. Absolutely no previous order lot
diSprrsal was given. OF those facts VIC
stand ready Ia submit proof from SCORES
Of reliable witnesses. The whole aHa'r
was worthy Of the Don CoSsackS IN the
With tho methods o. tho l'cnnsylr,-'a
state police are not surprised at :
Thcv arc professional trouble makers
and are doing as bad or worse IN Ia
,.... S,rl;t. bound town Were
they arc located. They are manu- ar'
n MN :, rcIrn "i terror in order that tn"
Stc"i workers strike may be discrcditcd
and broken. :; ,,,e
The unions participating IN lnLS
strikc all Of which are ailllIa'"d WIN
the American Federation Of Labor. arc
Inina heir utmost 10 preserve ordcr ",
the face Of the most fragrant dlSrefnrd
of their fundamental rights OF lr"'
spccrh and free aSsembiaS". ana OF uiI-
Warranted attacks by tho stat" police
Our whole group of organizers are vii
ling ut all times to give most active as
sistancc to the constituted authoriIlrS
/ in maintaining peace and order IN 'h'S
commonwealth"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-09-25
BETHESDA

,rr11rcD, q Scrt. o3-Rov. Bev-
,,r,on hcing at the East Ohio l1istr!ct
Conference. thor" was n" Sunday
service ut tn" NJ. F.. church on Suno az
| Af,or Sunday school number oil thy
Inc,nhrrs attended the Christian anu
Thn Belmont County Womans chris,
tiau Temperance ninn 'GhNcHt ru =" 90
| b. held nj the NJ. r. church on NconeS,
! day. An all day and evening nroE.H.,
"ii, hn given. Mrs. NanKirk. a state
sncaI,cr Will give the principal addreSs'
| : nicntc dinner will be served at the
! Park Motel. ,.o-v
| o,caso,,Iy entertained few friends
/ On Eridoy evening to Il o'clock dinner
! boDoring her niece. Miss Bessie foEc'
| ~ India. who has been spending some
! .;rr hero Among those present "crc
! Mrs Hall R"rry and son winner Mr'
3nd Mrs. willard Il"rr and son Alden
Ms orion Lucas and Miss Della Hunt.
| Nrs Enfield IloEc entertained rev
friends IN Wednesday. th"s" from 4
disianc" w"r" Miss Eva May SWING,
| "r cleveland. ard Mrs. BESSIE ltoEc OF
4 fire or mysterious origin hrok" ont
4, ,bc high school carly Tuesday morn
Ing II was discovered by ~" )anitor
Nj. Harry Pittman. and Win LtlI'
| cIjnbt damage done except tho stage
hninr Consumed. School resumed Tues,
dnv afternoon after the csmoh" had
Hrs Il T. perkins attended, the birth
day rarty given in honor az Mrs. Anna
Mr Mr.. and rms. W. W. Lucas entertain :,
I'd a few friends on Tuesday evening.
omnnr those present were Miss Anna
I Turns Of south Of t"wn: Mss B"ulah
! Dunfcc Of Belmont. and Mrs. sara
Mjnanvcr and son. BHriran. or Bell
, a!r". c-,..,,d nod,
! , hurried visit with Belmont county
friends. she spent saturday and sun
| d,y wI.h bethesda relatives.
| Mr.. Elmer Barker. Of Han"sville, mas
moved his family here to the property
of Mr.. Howard f;rcrG. and Will worh
in ~" uslnc ut EadGcrshure
Mr.. John Dudley. who has h"rn WITT
his sisters tho Misses Sara ana Lyle
Dudley. nj tho park here. for the pasi
two weeks returned to his home a,
Warwood. Wednesday,. His sisters ane
guest. Miss Lotto Monmouth OF -
| Louis. Mo, were Mt their nome IT
! wheeling rnr tho week end.
Mrs. George Bau"rlc and daughter
Aanna Belle. Of Wheeling. were WITH
her sister. Mrs. Anna Jones. at th'
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AMONG THE AMERICAN ARTIL-
LERYMEN PARTICIPATING WAS
TYR BIuE RIDGE DIVISION.
Tho al4th (whecling's own) Helped To
Lay Down The Barrage Under
which The Doughboys Advanced.

Today marks the FIRST anniversary or
an event that will never be forgotten by
scores OF Wheeling boys. and their
comrades of the Wheeling district and
other sections Of West Virginia. 1t Is
the first anniversary Of the opening OF
the MruSC-ArEunnc drive III France.
Among the thousands of American ar
tillcrymcn who On the niEht oil SrpleIi',
Der 20, 1915. and IN the grey INST o.
III. morning Of Setrm0cT 20 ralncd l,,i
Mans Hill Tia Mort Hummc) IN FRANCE
start.ng Jerry on the run which did not
end until the Hun WAS back beyond tho
border Of the Rhine was the l3'ih flriu
Artillery 81. Eadc. the West NlrS MIA or
ganIatIUn CT the famous Blue kiGSe o.
vision. One unit of that brigade. IN
3l5th Field Artillery. armed with
French l55 millimctcr howitzcCs. paruc-
Ipatcd in the heavy artillery hlrraec
which started late the night OF Scri"n-
Der -, while the 3lith Field Artillery.
in VIII. oh were most OF me hTcnHs niG
OHIO county boys. helped to lay dowi
the IS millimcter barrage under whic.l
the doughboys Of their own division adj
vanced at $50 o'clock on the morniE;
OF September &c 10 wrcSt Hin Isl from
the BochcS. Scores of other Wheeling
district boys, who were with the 10Th
(Lourrainc Crosse divisiOin. partlc patrd
in the attack on the almost lmpr"gnaoIH
German fortress and observation post
OF Muntfaucon. just to the loft flank
of the corps in which the 10th Field
Artillery brigade did IT'S nrSt real night
ing IN the battle of Dead Mans Hin.
Only the soldiers who participated In
the battle Of Dead Mans I'M and Mont
faucon can ever realize what 4 spec
taClc that fight presented. For Gay )
General Pcrshing and his corps COM
mandcrs had been preparing for IN"
drive. working under obstacles which
apparently could not be overcome.
The 3l4th Was Thera.
In the case of the 3lith Field Artil-
lery (Whcelng's Own Res ,mcnt) tho
reg ment was Still tired and footsUrr
from a long hike from the ST. Mihicl
sector to Camp GaiicEna, near Ncrdun
But on the evening Of September B.
Colonel Robert :. Welsh received orders
10 take the regiment into position on
Dead Mans Hin. where III" Roche on
one side and tho French and British
armies on the other lost n half million
men apiece in the battle for NCrdun N
the late summer Of 1914.
The regiment moved from dark on the
evening Of September 90 until about
two o'clock the morning OF tn" 24th. Al
that hour II was delayed. along with
many other regiments of American artIl,
lcry trying to get into position when O
French tractor-drawn piece Of artillery
struck shell hole in the cross-rUad ir
MontZeville. Jerry's long range guns
began Smelling that cross road soon after
the traffic tte-up occurred. but forum
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-09-25

Park. on Saturday and Sunday. and
sncni Monday with her friends Mrs. }
W. Perkins, returning home on Tues
Mr. VIM. Parker and sons. OF Zanes-
willie. are opening UP coal mine al
BadgershurE on the property or MT.
Ross Talbot.
: sick several weeks at the home of hei
, grandson, Mr.. Forest Hcskett, is slight.
" improved.
Mrs Emma Adkins Is very seriously
| III at the home Of her brother. Mr.. A. J.
| Latham. Of Main street.
Mr. and Mrs. ROLAND IIeskett are the
proud parents Of 4 new baby.
Miss Bcrnicc Talbot Is quito III
threatened with appendicitis.
Miss Nellie Groves has gone to Ash
Vile. North Carolina. where she Is en-
| Miss Eva May Swingle has returned
! to her home in Cleveland. after a few
, days visit with her grandmother. Mrs
| r r. Perkins and other relatives here
| Miss Matte Gregg north Of town, is
very seriously Ill with complication Of
| diseases
Miss Nellie Gregg. who Is teaching
at Bailry's Mills. spent the week end
| with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. y. n.
| Gregg.
Rev. Walker. Of the Christian church.
! began series Of meetings at Norris
town tho first Of the week
| Mrs. Anna Shcnawolf. Of Pittsburgh,
| Is the guest of her sister. Mrs. Hass-
man. Of tho Park. She will remain for
/ three weeks.
Or. Davidson and wife. Of Wheeling
] spent the week end here at their cot.
tage.
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precnutioos Taken

FARRELL. Ia. Sept. 2i-Burscss j;
II N"ndy, 81 Farrell. said tonight that
rcnnrts had frequently reached him III
ihs ' last few few days Of possible invasion
Of armed crowds from across thc ONO ,T
siato line. about two miles from farrc,l !;
lie had no confirmation OF them out san
.,,n,,,inns have been taken TO protect
I;fc md property in Farrell during m"
nrcscnt emergency. Youngstown Is INC
rc,rc,t strike center in Ohio II Farrcil.
Tho burgess assorted that certain c.n-
mcnts in this section Of l''nnSFlEanIt
and Ohio nrc taking ADVANTAGE OF 'hc
.,riEo Situation to create trouble.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-09-25
PUBLIC SALE
YulxIo AAGl.

PU1X10 4AG0.
Having sold my farm, win on
FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 18TH. 1919.
commencing at 1000 o'clock - m. sell
Of horses, cattle, hogs. feed. farm i'm
PIGMENTS. harness and household furnt
ture and kitchen furniture TO the high.
est and best bidder. at tho farm owned
by the late H. c. Smith. on the North
Fork of Short Creek. situated abou
two miles west Of West Liberty, Ohio
County, West Virginia.
MARY Z SMITH.
Short Creek, r D. No. !. Box u.
COL. T. H. MccoLLocH
1929 Main Street
Wheeling. w. Va s-:th
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-09-25
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

1nILIoHg are suffering with rheems.
tism. Most important discovery Of tho
age. A herb that actually drives tA3.
most stubborn cAHe Of rheumatism ~
tircly out Of the system. People Write
suits. especially on tho hdneyk ypst
think of the money making possibilities
Representatives wanted. 3l.13 pouoe
Rheumatism Herb Co. Venice. calliors'
MIA mys1B.u
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-09-25

Classified Advertising affords
the regular way" for the
quick solution of most of the
little problems of the day. Are
you using it?
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-09-25
WANTED-Male and Female

wAMTED-Censu clerks. (rnen women)
1000 needed, $s5 month. Age, 1880.
Experience unnecessary. Examinations
Wheeling, Oct Is. For free particulars
write J. Leonard (former government
examiner) 1885 Equitable Bldg. Wash.
ington. s-23.m
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-09-25
UPHOLD LAW
Continued From Page one.)

/, 70 MD us in every way that you cAf
against those who would Ivy incorporate
srrcch lnhan!~ people to criminal
act ions.
will Enforce Law
Our interest IN tn" struggle in which
YOU arc engaged Il in N" maintenance,
RI law and order and protection OF
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-09-25
WANTED-FmAlO

wANTHDNFIrst class stenoTapher, by
manufacturing concern outside OF
Wheeling. Good salary to capable par.
~, None but those having At least ono
years experience need apply. Address
Factory" care lntelligencer. B.25-m
wAHTED-Girls for sorting tumblers
Clean, light work under pleasant con-
ditions. Tho Belmont Tumbler Co.
S-23.m
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-09-25
MI8CILLANE0UR.

o, 8. ARMY comforters packed by Eov.
eminent, thirty to bale. suitable com.
mlssaries. lumber. convict camps, road
commissioners. jails. etc. Special price
$4,000 bale. Wire order cash. Bradley
Bonded Warehouse Co. Greenville. s.
c. B-23-i
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-09-25
LOST and POUND

LoST-Bunch Of keys on Monday even
ing between West Chlpline and Wind
sor Hotel. Phone 69-J. Reward. s2t-i
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-09-25

POI sALH-About 5000 r. 3x4 long
leaf yellow pine. tongued and groov-
cd. flooring. Also 10000 Il tongued
and grooved yellow pine flooring. Suit
able for factory or warehouse. j. ".
BeltZ & Sons Co, Ru-27-2lt
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-09-25

don't surros" there Is an adult Nv
NIX in tho els iliI"d part Of IN" globe Il
don't know whether uncililIz'd r""p!"
worry or i.uU who hasn't lain awake in
the ni,ht trying to decide how TO fac"
,nrnc situation or to solve some prob
lem.
And don't suppose there is per
son in the same portion Of the earth s
surface who doesn't know perfectly well
what Il doubly foolish thing that is TO
do.
The Sure Road to Wakefulness
I say Goubly because. III the hrst
rIacc. lettin.; rno'S laind dwell on Prob
lens is the surcSt road 10 prolonged
wakcfulneSS at time when On" should
be sleeping
And secondly. because all problems
md difficult situations take an cnilr"Iy
different face III tho middle Of I'll" night.
Il is really amusing. II ono can d.
tach oneself and sec il in that lIrh'. 4"
contemplate the way troubles and diil-
rultIcs seem TO swell up IN III" dark
n"sS.
You Feel Remmed In On AL Sides
Let's say you have an unusual amount
Of work tn got through in tho CCmInS
week. bcrur" you 80 ON your NaCa'irh'
You wake up In the night and un"ls"Iy
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-09-25
WANTED-Mals

WANrHD-Five neat appearing youns
men, between the ages Of IL and H.
10 travel Call between s and $3.50 a.
m. and and 9 p. m. at the Grand Cen
trail and ask for Mr.. Pelham. S-25-g
wANrED-A good strong boy 70 work
at night; must be Is years Of age APP
ply to Foreman IntelliYencer. It'll floor.
demand-bigger wages than ever. Few
weeks completes. Write Aoler Barber
College, 3il w. 9Th, Cincinnati. Ohio.
au9toScle
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-09-25

FOE sAEB-Hudson touring car In good
shape. 500 for quick .ale- Owner
leaving town. Telephone 1900. 1-13-tf
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-09-25

FoR sAL1-1s18 Oakland, 6 cylinder
roadster. Run $500 miles. Call John.
son Smith Pool Room, 42nd and jacob
street, Wheeling. S-l-2mo
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-09-25

Tark. on Saturday and Sunday: ano
sn"ni Monday with her friends Mrs. J
W. Perkins, returning home on Tues
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-09-25
FOR aALE-Auromobl1l

Fo1 HAG1-1ord touring oar, gooA
running condition; mnst b soIA I'm.
msdiatsly. Gall Wheeling $751;. s-25-i
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FOE Sale

Ho1 SAHA-Cheap to quick buyer-good
established trade. Sickness reI1on for
sale. Call 575-M Martins Ferry. slot
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-09-25

ron 11H9-Ona large light front NOON
End floor. Market street, steam hsat,
suitable for one or two gentleDen. VAN
srd floor IntelliHenceF Rld9. SA.it-tf
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00~~<~~~
! BRAIN TESTS|
! BY SAM LLOYD. \
MINUTES TO ANSWER THIS.
No. 229.

This butcher boys cargo suggests the
names Of two wild animals. Can you
guess them?
ANSWER TO NO. 22S.
Deal. Troy. Witham, Esk. Perth, Baden
and Adcn
Copyright. 1919. BY Sam Loyd.)
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FOR RENT

ron RNX2-Nicsly fH1nishad FoonA
modern conveniancoa. IN bu1t1aas Ca.
ter Of city. Inquire md floor 1ntellieen.
Ger Bldg. 1Ae1t-o
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-09-25

MIR. VIM. Barker and sons. OF Zanes-
BadgershurE on the property Of Mr..
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-06-20
Doctor Tells How to Detect
Harmful Effect of Tobacco
Try These SIMPLE TESTS

New york, Doctor Conner. formerly Of
Jehns Hopkins hospttal. says. Many men
who smoke. chew or SNUFF necessarily
and who are seemingly healthy are suf-
terInE from progressive organic ailments
Of them woyld never have been
afflicted had not been for the uss Of
tobacco. and Thousands wosid soon get
Ysli II they would only stop tho use OF
febacco, The chief habit forming prin.
ciple Of tobacco 10 nicotine, q deadly pot
son. which. when absorbed by the system
slowly affects the nervesfa membranes. tia.
sues and vital organs Of the body. The
harmful effect Of tobacco varies and de-
reAds /on etseumstances. One will b. at
fisctsd with general debility. others with
catarrh Of the thspat. Indigestion. e0nsti-
patton, eHteems ne|sousness. siseplsssness,
lose Of memory. lack of win peWsr. mental
confusion. etc. Others may suffer from
heart disease bronchial trouble harden
Ing Of the arteries. tuberculos,s. hirdneas
or even cancer or the coutvIon sfsi,ction
known as tobacco heart. II you use to-
barcc In any tom yon can esaiiy detect
the harmful effects ny making the fol-
lowing tests. Read aloud one full pags
from book. II. IN the course Of reading
your voice becomes muefied. hoarss and
indistiset. ana you mvst frSausnfk c,ess
your teroat. the, ehances - that your
{Nrsat y effected ~ catarSh and d may
the bsNnaiRe Of aare serious Arsubls,
ut = Chs morMfnt bsfors takioe youS
4al omo6o. Wslk ~ three fllbhN Of
o6Atgu ot . regular pace. then don. u
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-06-20
BERLIN BOMBED
1|cKLEs FANCY
OF L0ND0NERS
Unprecedented Aircraft Mo-
biIization Along Rhine,

tBy International News Ssrvice)
LONDON, June N--With the
nights OF terror when German Zep'
ptlips and Go,has hurled bombs upon
their dcfcnsclcu women and chill.
drcn fresh in their minds, London
crs, read today with keen pleasure
reports Of allied aerial, naval and
military preparations to carry the
war into the heart OF Germany. il
the Germans refuse to sign.
The maneNcrs OF the monster
British dlrieibleS, R-jJ and R-N
have particularly seized hold on the
popular imagination. and many a
Londoncr today echoed the wish ex-
pressed by little eockney:
Il 'opc they ride over and throw
few plume down on the 'uns in
Berlin
There are evidences al an over
powering aerial mobilization on me
Rhine. The R-D is ready to start
for Kici and the R-N which wa,
made ready for the flight 10 Amer
lea, has been describing aerial cir
cles over the north sea. When she
flew along the coast Of Denmark,
Danish airmep flew out from Copen.
hagen 10 greet her,
Two British cruisers and nine de-
stroyers have arrived al Copenhagen.
enrohe for the Baltic. and the I'm
mingham and other naval vessels are
reported enroute TO lay the blackade
OF Germany, ii the decision taken At
Weimar is nnfAvorabie. The load
ing OF vessels destined for Germany
ha. been stopped. Mine layer, arc
reiiiting with fresh cargoes OF mines
and the crews OF trawlers and mine
swcepsrs have been recalled TO duty,
MARSHAL Foch. according to Paris
reports has received from the allies
solo charge, OF all relations with
Germany, hfSinning with the expira-
tiou OF fhe ultimatum next Monday
nisff, This Is taken to indicate that
no further concessions will be grant
eQ ~ ~ pciICNCu tHat TOtuS SOIU-
Hnand extends to INCLUDE the Crecho-
Siav. Rumanisn ana Polish armies.
Little wagering is going on In
London over the decision 10 be taken
al Wsimar Says the Daily Mail:
Not a single tout is able even, 10
give iced box tips on which betting
Is possible in today's greatest gam
bic"
Lloyd, and the Royal Exchange are
silent VIXEN asked for odds. Like
wise the brokerage. houses. usually
willing to wager on anything. are
shy. Even at the Hptel Savoy bar
end in the sporting tiubs NJ only
wsgey are bottles Of chaimpagne.
drinks or small sums Al 10 u oilhat
Germany will sign. -
0ca. Londoner .who has 1reqdsa)y
iislHd sthodssndsibn the W1}0 tef-a
stable boy, Aut ittthis way todsts d
srM AREA u the shiitinG deciSO66o
0f tbe Big .Sour. Who would b.. a
. rsts where there vas no doper
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-06-20

YOU find Nat you are out Of breath, your
heart beat Is forced, trembling or irrsg-
ulsr. you may he u victim Of functional or
organic heart trouble. II you feel that
you must smoke, chew or snuff to quiet
your nerves. you are slave to the 70.
bscco habit. and are positively poisoning
yourself with the deadly drug, nicotine.
In either case you have two alternatives
keep on with the self poisoning process
Irrespective OF the dangers and suffer ths
consequences, or si<Vvp the habit and
escape ths dangers. YSu can ovsreems
the craving and stop the habit In . very
psnsive formula 90 to any drug store
and ask for N,cotoi tablets. take ono
tablet after each meal. and IN ; com.
paraNyely short time you will have NO
desire for tobacco. the craving viii have
left You. with tho nicotine poison out Of
y,nv yon, system your. general health viil
Note-when asked about Nicotol> ><as.
lets. one OF our leading dsu0utsts ntA:
III IN truly . wonderful rsmsdy tor th6
tobacco habit. away ahead Of anything
wc have ever sold bsfore. We are au.
thorizd BY jhe maApfar4vgsrp % rsfund
add y. Souh ~ lss@9 - sSs q ~
s:.si .::i :.; ::'i. iH H:sI :sI,.. '::s = - = :
this stty. vadsE sa ssa-e.a1 mSasv.SaeR
Guaeaatse BY Ill up.te.dats drue1iie6 Ia
cludinE the WsetfAlL ~ Roach y MAs6Y
ed the CvUshyl searep, ~ (AdvJ
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-06-20
WATERBURY RIOT
0uEllD bY USE
OF MACHINE Gun

WATERBURY. Conn June 70
Scores Of police and civilians
have been injured in 4 riot in
Brooklyn. a suburb OF Waterbury,
growing out Of the strike OF more
than 500 men and women en-
ployes Of the Scoville Manufactur
ing Company. the Chase metal
works, the Chase Rolling Mil com
pany. the Waterbury Manufac,ur
ing company and the Atwood Man
uiacturlng company.
Rioters received temporary
setback when siiremen played
streams ,of water upon them bu,
soon rallied.
Machine guns were hurried Ato
the center cf the disturbance as
soon as the seriousness OF the riot
ing was realized and all saloons
were ordered closed.
The police and city guard are
pairoling the streets. The incitc-
ment TO the riot was charged to a
woman, who has been arrestcd.
At late hour tonight conflicts
were still in proge. at various
points.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-06-20

Of a small Oregon town. where he was
scheduled 10 deliver lecture on his
system, oS remembering things" saws
the San Francisco Chronicle. The
aged darky in charge OF the decrcpt
hotel van approached him and inquired
how many trunks he had.
u don't use any trunks" said Buck
ner.
But you is a trayelin' man, isn't
you" inquired the Jehu
"Yss--bu. sell brains"
well. suh," sighed the old driver.
"Ah've been tetin statesmen from dis
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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-06-20
Night Shifts
Are Used To
Build Homes
Harvey Garrison Tries for
Building Record on Ten
Concrete Houses,

Records for construction probably
will he broken in the erection OF ten
concrete houses which will III the
entire south side OF the West Park
Place in the 100 block
n. G.. Eastman completed the grad
ing OF the lots. which are in Howc's
Capitol addition. last week. Two days
age he completed the deal for the sale
OF the half block to Harvey Garrison
Garrison then set on, to establish 4
new building record BY working day
and night he had all OF the material
on the ground for the dwellings in
,hirty-six hours. Big trucks kept at
the work OF unloading the material
all night long for two nights Four OF
the houses are staked out today and
the foundations are nearly complete
on two
All OF the houses will be bungalow
and OF six and seven rooms. The
houses, including Improvements,
will cost abou, $4,000.