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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-16
RED AND BLACK
HAS I ] B { A 7
EAST L|VERP DOL
pans Insist That the Plucky ONO
Rivals Must Bo Squashed IN
Big Game Tomorrow.

ReIIair. ys, East Liverpool. Grave!
Hill Gym. Bcyair". Friday evening:
This - the story and pretty one %
interest 20 local fans. On the Er'u'l'n
sh.. Red and Black. from L miserable
opening. landed at the top and secured
..Psferee's Decision" which the
critics could only honor by conccdlns
,hs team tho Ohio Valley champion
sh,n, regardless of the many contra
statements.
Now To make it AL the more no.
t;t,,,hlS the. Red and Black comes
right IN and makes things merry op
rho floor and so merry. lndeeo' lhal
the fans who stick by those colorS
ar. already planning 10 purchase the
new pennant which reads. he'laIre
Champions m Both BaskctDalI ana
Foot ball" Coach Cummings may Know
Tho game full we'll. bu; 10 begin win
bc Md n mos. likely looking bunch OF
athletes with four 81 last years lean
l,f, to make Il final selection. WITH
m. elongated Culbertsou still ut tnc
'rcn;.r position. Their" is II" "thNr. "''ti'
=, this job in this neck OF the ""ous
,vhn IAN 0utiump ham or "UtpIaF mn"
which is n decided edge tor any paS'
kctball organization.
Eas, Liverpool has played nut leH
ranYns this season. and d o'ENt 1iu'
of her standing K not TO be had. no"
oyer, haSinS contentious on teams VI
irrr,cr wears. IN" Rod and hI'Hck WIZ
hay. a MOST formidable oppohs'I. pu'
since tn" contest will be staged IN ho"ls
territory. li,tls fear IL entertained. ou'
=, ,hc SAM, time the boys are playing
SAT-" I; will he one Of the really DIE
games Of The Brilatre sehedule ana
most appropriate appetizer previous Il
n. feature bat,l" of the season whs.
Wheeling journeys across the pond
uext Friday evening for two games
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-16
ASKS FOR DRY
REFERENDUM
BY THE States

Especial Dispatch TO The 1ntc!liSenccr)
COLUMBUS. O., Jan. 15.-forccastinS
po.sibly the only chance the vets have
Of ever coming back again is Joint
resolution which Majority Leader John
F.. Holden says he will introduce in the
senate next week, demanding extension
of the initiative and referendum TO. the
people Of the United States on federal
law and constitutional amendments.
The measure is memorial to Com
grcss asking il TO submit an initiative
and referendum amendment 10 the
states.
Holden is a wet and anti-suffrasc
leader.
II the general assembly adopts it and
Congress acts accordingly, it will DO
several years at least before the led
eral constitution can be so amended.
Prospects are that national prohipi-
ton will be in effect at that time. In
der the present system il would require
So states 70 repeal the dry amendment.
The joint taxation committee was an
nounced today as follows: :
Senate-Parrett OF Fayettc. White
moro Of Summit and Belle of Hamilton.
,all Republicans; Agncw OF Cuyahoga'
Berry Of Allen and Holden OF Warren
all Democrats.
Housc-Clark OF Warren. Robins OF
Ross and Bectham Of Harrison. all Re
publicans The three Democratic rep
rrscntativcs have not been named OH
cialIy. but probably will be Hoppe or
| Cuyahosa Bi.lingslea OF Butler and
Thompson Of Franklin.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-16
LABOR CONDITION
IS ACUTE HERE
FOLLOWING PARTIAL INDUSTRIAL
SUSPENSION AND SOLDIERS
RETURNING.
Situation Just Reverse From Several
Weeks Ago-boom VIII
Soon Be On.

Only a few weeks ago industrial plants
in the Wheeling district were needing
more men Today thor" are hundreds;
perhaps thousands 81 men ~ thIs com
munlty needing jobs. Th" situation is
becoming NOR" acute daily. Following
the Crasing Of war AID IN" d-mohil5a
ton OF American sold who are III
present rapidly returning homo and hr
suspension Of operation OF many mum
lion plants and the labor reduction III
manv others that were being operated
At capacrty during III" war has changed
ih, labor situation in this section rs
we'll as practically all over tn" country.
As NOR. industrial plants reduce their
working forces and Il larger number Of
Iurmpluvrd soldiers return home. con-
,!ilinns will naturally b"cum" worse. Eut
the star OF hope Of the future is bright,
ACCORDING 10 those who ar" in position
to know what they arc talking about.
Matters will soon adjust themselves and
the rcrnnSt ruction period in TINS c"un-
try promises tn bring about the most
active industrial and business conditions
rnjuyed in many years u ~ i"r"caStro
that fhrr" will ~ more building done
and improvements mad" TO manufacture
ing PLANTS III tho Wheeling district be
ginning carly This spring than for long
war and there will be murh mat"tIa'
needed for many years In com" /" ne
shipped into France tn r"hN'-d. t"'I"~'
in. the destruction wrought BY war.
Fred Sondrrman. manager Of the To-
eat Tinted states Emplo%mrn' bureau
said yesterday that hc had far more
arplica,ions for jobs from skilled and
unxkillrd mon VIII" w"r" our Of WORK
than hc had jobs. 'D"spit" III" fact
rhat ~" hay. been making every effort
for III" past several weeks :" connect
men with work .lh"r" stlll remains q
large surplus re unemployed in this COM
ruuniry. Several weeks ag" tn" SIiua'
lion was just tho reverse said h"
Snpt. q. w CRY ui the Union MIS-
sion said last night that only u SHIRT
,inr ago manufacturing plants and SIM
liar places were calling tn" institution
for men. but ut present h" is calling
them in trying n got men work.
Both sneakers w"r" optimistic "f ihf
future. declaring that present '"ndit'"nF
will only last a short time ana th'
boom will soon be on III TINS c"'hmNhI'!
as we'll as all over she country.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-16
WOULD AUTHORIZE
EMPLOYMENT OF
NECESSARY HELP
Nv THOMAS D. MAYS.

CTTAIIESTnN. W. Va. Jan. b
Prosecuting attorneys NJ TN" state "r"
10 be- empowered Ia employ necessary
holm and assistance III IN" d"icc''"f,
arprrhcpSinn. detention. prosecution OF
trial in criminal cases II bill INTRO
riucrd before III" upper house ny S"ra-
tor ll"u&:h ~ enacted.
TIL" mca&ur" provides ih'' pT"sr'ut
inr arinrncys shull employ such help
and assistance ny consent OF inc go
cruor or Judge Of any court vested with
authority 10 try criminal cases.
The bill in full as introduced by Sen
a,or Hough follows:
"a bin TO amend chapter 20 or IN"
code hy adding thereto section =. TO-
hating To duties Of prosecuting attor-
ncys.
I'm the institution and prosecuting or
all necessary and proper proceedings TOT
violation Of tho penal laws as required
hv section Of This chapter. tn" prose
cutting attorney If any county. ny ano
with IN" consent of III" governor OF
The state. or, by and with the consent
Of the Judge Of any court vested Win
authority to try criminal cases. shaI'
have authority 20 employ such persons
as he may deem necessary I" assist m
tho detection. apprehension oH'en'l"n
prosecution or trini Of any criHirh'
causes.tor in any other manner 'ha'
the prosecuting attorney may deem
necessary or proper. and my expenses
incurred by reason nf the services OIL
! such person so employed by the prose
cutting attorney shall be paid out or IN"
; county treasury Of the county where
! such an nffcnsc was committed. upon
presentation Ia IN" county court OF
proper bills. approved by til" pTosecut'
ling attorney. for such services or eS'
/ prnscs.
| "All acts or parts OF acts in c"nflic'
| herewith are hereby repealed.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-16
MRS. KATE NJ GEE
DIES SUDDENLY
IN ALLAN Tic CITY
BORN IN BELLAIRE BUT Mh1o1s
PART OF LIFE SPENT IN CITY
OF WHEELING.
Left wheeling Three weeks Ago. Anno'
ipating Change of Climate "ou1u
AID Condition Of Health.

Mrs. Kate MCG"e. wife Of H. L. Mc"'c'
Of this city. died At four O'Clock y"st"f
day afternoon ut Atlantic City. News OF
her death was received las; evening oy
her father Mr.. Lewis tlnhan of Lemon
IN tho form az Il telegram from her nus
band.
Mrs. MrG"" whose health had neon
haI for several weeks. wort !" A'Ihh''C
t':tv about three weeks ago III IN" nope
! that the change OF climate might prove
,, beneficial Her death was rather sudden
and unexpected md in the absence OIL
rarticulars. Mr.. Clohan is inclined 10 inc
hcller that heart truuhl" was the lmmeui-
, ate cause. ,oeo
The deceased was born Feb. ~. l6ez'
in Bcllairc. Ohio. and WAS therefore IN
hcr 3Tth year She had heen resident
! IF Wheeling practically All her lie ana
4: cnioycd 1arg" circle Of friends and nc'
nnnintsuccs in thu. community. I" whom
| nor un,imclv demise comes as nain1uI
shock. Surviving her. besides her nus
| band and parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis
| Clohan Of Icnnx. Is brother. Thomas
4 Clohan, also Of I.enox. Another orotn-
cr. Frank Clohan. died Of Influenza last
/ October.
The body viii he sent her" for nur'al
| and is expected tn arrive TINS "N'h'"E
! Funeral arrangements arc rs Nct lhCo'N'
plctc
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-16
TWELVE KILLED
IN EXPLOSION
Of |NOLASSES

BOSTON. Ian 15.-Probably dozen
persons were killed and 90 injured by the
eXploslu Of a huge tank of mo!aSScS
nn The waterfront off Commercial street
nnur kcarny square. today. early To-
night the only bodies identified were
those of 4 fireman. and Two residents
VI tcncmcnts in the vicinity. a large
number ~ in" injured were taken To
tho relief hospital Tho tank was own
ed bv tho Purity D;stilIirE company. n
subs diary OF the United States Indus
trial Alcohol company. with a plant in
Cambridge.
dull mufhed roar gave but an IN
stant's warning before the top OF the
tank was blown into the air.
The circular wall broke into two
great sedrem~nts of sheet iron. which
were impellcd in opposite directions.
Two million gallons Of molasses rush
I'd in mighty stream over the streets
and converted into sticky mass the
wrcckage of several small buildings
which had been smashed By the 1orce
Of the explosion.
The tank wa. located n short distance
from the Charlrstown bridge. where the
Charles river cmptiss into the haro"r.
On one side was trolley freight yard
with long shed. On the other was q
CRY storage yard. in which stood two
frame buildings. Near the tank stood
tho nrchousr Of 4 nrcboat known as
Engine 81.
The greatest mortality apparently &C.
CURED in one of :hc CITY hnllolnSs'
where score OF municipal employees
were eating their lunch The building
WAX demollshcrl The other city build
| ing, which had an office on the sround
| floor. and Il tenement above. was SINH
Iarly torn from it's foundations. In TINS
there were Two women who were severe
" injured.
| on. of tho sections Of the tank wall
| fell on the hrchuusr. crushing 1t. Three
I rremrnt. tw" OF whom had been en-
! gagged in u card game on the second
were buried in the ruins. One was XIII
| Cd and the other twn we're ln1urcu.
The other half Of the tank wall
crashed against tho structure or lne Bos-
! ION Elevated railway in commercial
street, damaging thrnr spans. A train
had russnl over the spot but moment
before and another Il short diStanc" be-
| hind WAS stopped by tho block signal.
4 small dwelling on Copps HIS Ter
race slid into tho street. apparently
! sucked down by the reccdlnE Tide 81
molasscs, and woman was thrown
through a window and killed.
The trolley shed was damaged. o"t
all ncrsous in il arc believed 10 have
.sr.pcd. \ trolley freight car on the
street was. blown from the tracks.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-16
No Respector of Person.

Ii you will get it fled in your
mind that Rheumatism is a
blood disease and cannot be
cured by local treatment, you Will
then by proper treatment begin
to get the permanent relief you
have been seeking for so many
years.
In this article we want to eX-
plain to you the cause OF this
most painful. of all diseases. also
offer suggestions, founded on
reason and long years of exper-
Hence, which will enable you to
secure the right treatment If you
arc afflicted with any Of the varl-
ousforms Of Rheumatism.
Rheumatism is a specific blood
| fermentation, souring of the
circulation from an excess OF
uric acid accommodating in the
blood stream. This uratic i'm
purity comes usually as result
of constipation, weak kidneys, in
digestion and stomach disturb
anccs. These systemic Irregular
tiles may not be Of marked sever
lity or Of long duration, but each
has direct effect on the elimi'
native members of the body,
which prevents the proper remov,
al Of the. waste products. This
! refuse remains in the stomach
and bowels, and souring forms
uric acid, which the blood quickly
abSorbs.
Rheumatism is usually mani
tested in the joints and muscles
1t is here it's sharpest twinges Of
pain are felt, and stiffening Of
Iligaments and tendons first com
mence. The pain of Rheumatism
It's caused by the contact Of tn
scnsory nerves with the gritty
acrid formation which uric acic
causes TO accumulate in the cor
pusclcs of the blood about the
Joints. The stiffening of muscle:
and joints is usually gradual
Constantly the blood deposits thu
uric acid into the joints, anc
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-16
T0RTURlNG
RHEUMATISM

slowly the natural fluids are
dried up and destroyed. Then
Rheumatism becomes chronic and
serious.
It is then that this poison r.
the blood has Slapped the
strength. The weakened blood
has allowed poison and impurl-
ties to accumulate, leaving the
sufferer with all energy gone.
Scientists have discovered that
the forest and field are abundant
ly supplied with vegetation Of
various kinds, that furnish t ne
ingredients for making a remedy
for practically every i'll and all
ment of mankind. Medicines
made from roots, herbs and barks
which Nature has placed at the dis
posal of man, are better than
strong mineral mixtures and con-
coctions. Mineral medicines work
dangerously on the delicate parts
of the system, especially the
stomach and bowels. BY eating
out the lining membrance, pro-
ducing chronic dyspepsia and Of
ten entirely running the health.
S. S. S. is guaranteed to be a
purely vegetable remedy. 1t is
made entirely of gentle-acting,
healing, purifying roots, herbs
and barks, possessing properties
that build up all parts of the syS-
tenn, in addition to removing all
impurities and potsons from the
blood. SIS. S. is " safe treatment
for rheumatism, Catarrh, Scroll
MA. Sores and Ulcers, Skin Dis
eases. and all disorders of the
blood. 1t cleanses the entire sys-
tenn and it's permanent. S. S. 5:
is a standard remedy recognized
everywhere as the greatest blood
antidote ever discovered. If yours
is a peculiar case, we invite you
to write our Medical Department
for full information and advice
about the treatment for which
there is no charge. Address
Swift Specific Company, l53
ESwift Laboratory, Atlanta, Ga.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-16
VIOLENT INFLUENZA.
HAS HIT BALTIMORE

Special Dispatch to 'rh" lnt"l!tgrnccr.
BALTIMORE. Md Jan. 1j.-lnflucnza
OF 4 new variety apparently has invaded
Baltimore. ACCORDING to reports that
reached the health department TO-DAY.
During ;hr - boar. which ended at ten
o'clock this morning: iGl new cases oil
the disease wcr" reported rs having de-
vclopcd in this city. Influenza. accord
ing 20 this mornings report. seems 10
be- more serious than ever.
Tho: health department ciiteials said
this morning that the new variety or IN
flu"nZa appears To be moro active than
IN. old form in tina, tho germs pass
more quickly from ono person 10 another.
'Bcc;,use or that fact They said. people
must br extremely careful Ia avoid All
exposure to infection. They must keep
away from crowds as much as possible
said the physicians.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-16
BIG FOOD SUPPLIES
NEEDED BY SERBS

G.rnd,r Times tthir Copyright. 1919 by
The ruh'i" Ledger i'nmpnnN.l
LONDON. IAN. i'--AEram pHp"rA pub
l,>n a lis; drawn nr ny I'r. Trunlhlch. 81
,r,,rlrs needed weekly for rrElciualInE
th.Jur0-SIav countries except Serbia fnd
N,n,rnnrrn namely eleven thousand
Inn. nf flour, eleven hundred and SIXTY
fans Of frozen meal. eighty tons Of fat.
uIun hundred tons nf sugar. seventy
scvrn tons nf tn and r"ff"": four hun
cred IONS If rirc and other N"G"tHhl''S.
lwcnrr thousand tons OF potatoes. etc.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-16
SIDE TALKS
BY RUTH CAMERON.
SURPRISE PARTIES.

We were talking one du? with man
who has come TO our town from another
town in which We had once lived about
some Of the people in thai town.
he said. Yes. Two met him or her,
and then carefully added. but ! don't
really know him" or Il know her very
slightly"
i liked that.
It's so different from The way many
people do. especially when ;hr names
mentioned are ihost OF people Of any
business or social prominence.
An Unhappy Surprise Party.
I was especially struck with the
than he actually possessed. he"au$" NJ
an amusing little incident along this
line which recently came 10 my atten-
ton.
II concerned Il family which had recent =
Is com" To live in his u"lEhborhnUh and
with whom ne and his wifi" became
quite intimate. MIR. !. who told NJ" III"
story ia n raiir"ad man. Tho new ar
rival in H.. !nighbnrhood on hearing
what his bus !. 80 was bad been much
Interested. Il know Mr. q. worry WILL.
nc said "IIe cam" from III" same town
l did" Mr.. q. ~ N" vic" president az
the road on which Mr.. ): works.
The Vice President Didn't Recognize
Him.
Now II happened that H." two cou-
ples wer" eating together ON" day ~ Il
restaurant when Nj. g. happ"ncd I"
come in On tho way {" his 'ahl" md
recognizing his young "mpioyr stopped
to speak /" him. II" "halt"rl with him
and his w!fc for tw" "r thr"" minutes.
hut Mr. T. did mol al once lniruduc" his
companions 10 the vice president be-
cu,nc he momcntarilr expected rrcng-
milton. When ne finally did perform
the rite there was no Sign Of any r"cni'
lection on the part Of the vic" pres
dent.
Being Fellow Townsman Is Not
Necessarily Being Intimate.
Plainly the other young man took all
vantage Of tho unlikcllhuod uf such n
meeting to claim an mountaineering
that did not exist. Doubtless being Eel.
low tuwnsmcn. they had met. hui mr"' e
Ing a man n few times and saying.
How do you d. 10 him" hardly Slr"s
ono tn" right 10 say on" knows hIn
very we'll,
II seems to Mo il is always better in
such matters TO Uudrrriaum rather than
uvrrclaIIn. Then If thor. Is any sur
pris" party Of this sort. on" Will NOT be
made ridiculous bat will rather RS" III
The estimation of ones friends.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-16
nLEAD KINDLP LIGHT"
ON NERVOUS" NIGHT
Rival DEPARTMENT. Teams Of wheeling
Mold and Foundry Battle at "Y''
This Evening.

In days - old tho warriors omlc.
When entering IN. fray.
Took sticks AMI stone 10 orHak
their bones
Aud thought tha; u was play.
But change % tt:u" has caused
this rhym"
70 turn sowar! Basket Sai':
= steamer gam" ~ justly tai'ts
= And ia:or,G by us all.
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Yep. It's true. and furthermore IN"
Purchasing department.. which nHGfs
the Laboratory. declares empha'icatIE
insists that while the contest may 10
strenuous no tim" will b" allowed t3r
POSTS and that N" rCtcr"" keep IN"
rrmc r:) gong until tho. tim" 10 up
The following have consented to lover WEI,
their diGnltics and don tho tights: WIN
Tho promise that their lady friends
forget to come Not keeping the place
and time q. NJ. {. \. at $500 secret
tho DISTINGUISHED guests arc:
'H,-,b,sin~ Position. Laboratory
I.aril!n ............. Jackson
Forward.
Forward
= H-e5s,er-Alanion ............F. Daniels
Center.
N,chac<s ........:..J BumSardnc'
:" Guard.
Schatsr encouragement. panss!s
Guard.
Referee-C,emens,
Time-"Till one gives up.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-16
BR|CKLAYERS TO :
GET DOLLAR PER
HOUR AT FERRY.

Bricklnyers of Martins Ferry will re-
cciye 81 per hour for their work. be-
ginning April l.t. according 10 an an
nouncemcnt mad" yesterday in the
Martins Ferry Times. The present
rate is 81 per day OF eight hours. Men
in the plaster will also receive raise.
their new pay being s. per day OF
eight hours. This will be an increase
nf <ln5 per day and will so into CT
feet on April 1st. -,
Employees in other building trades
are uxpcCted To receive wage raises
soon. Contractors stated that they can
seen no signs Of any universal build
ing activities the coming spring and
summer.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-16
Protests Against Cheap
Coal for the Railroads

Special dispatch to The lntcllIsenccr.
COLUMBUS. O. ian. 15.-PTotrsts
against railroads purchasing coal cheap
or then individuals and thus breaking
down the market were entered today ny
the United Mine Workers OF Ohio. Enc
government viii b" asked tn distribute
coal demands among piners so as 10
eiv,, all of IN" miners work. Some are
now idle and others were working short
time. Many miners have worked only
TWO DAYS since Christmas.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-16
-RUy WAR SAVINGS sTAHrrs-
DIsoRpER IN PERU,

WASHINGTON. Jan. 15.--pispatchrs
10 the state Department today said MI
busincss between Lima and Callao.
Peru. had been suspended as result
of tho dynamiiinE uf portion Of IN"
Central railway during strike distmr-
Dances which hogan in Lima Monday
TIL" rjtyl lighting system was attacked
with resulting darkness through the
city and an unsuccessful effort was
nndc by the strikers TO interfere with
tho CITY water supply. Tho city Is
being pntrolicd by both policemen armed
with rifles and ny soldiers.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-16
FIVE WAR PRISONERS.

WASHINGTON. Jan. -. - Names or
five American enlisted men reported as
prisoners nr war in Germany we're an
ununrrd hv the War Department today
las follows: Oscar T.. Bakk"n. Ahcr-
rrnmhir. y. n: Lnzalia EImrkahce. Sny-
dor Texas; Joseph T.. Simnich. New
Franklin. Mo: Brun" IT, FORMER Day
ton. Ohio; John Ncll"n"". "a'haIIa'
y d.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-16
Miss Anna Nay Bonn.

Miss Anna May BON. daughter OF
Henry BON Of Browns Run. died yes
rrrday morning at 1870 o'clock at inc
North Wheeling Hospital. following i
brief illness. She was 90 years OF age
and was held in high esteem 6y
her many friends and acnuaintances.
She is survived by her father and
three brothers.
Funeral services will be held al 81.
Stephens church Al -" p. m. friday
Friends Of the family are invited to at
tend lntrrmcnt will be made in Green
wood cemetery.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-16
:: On THE FLOOR F.:


: wrestling scems 70 be coming N tho
<rnp, hereahouts and before the month
rolls around. some interesting matches
orc promised All Mantell. the popular
Young. wrestler Of this city. who at one
time held tn" Pacific coast mlao!e-
eight championship. IS planning some
big boys for Jim" Londos. and If the
arrangcmcnis can BE- completed the men
will draw. regardless ot the result OF
rho match. Only tho hest Will De 90
.taincd and such mon as Lewis ana
! Roller are being sUuSh, 10 tax" on 'hs
Young Greek. who IS in earnest ana
wants 10 dispose Of the FORMER 10 o'u
In his climb TO the top OF the he@p'
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Thomas Warwick. Of Manningt"n: II.
z. Travis. Of ClarkshurE. and X. 7. Gun
nrngham Of Fa!rmunt. representing INC
tias Consumers .hssuciaijun If West Nir-
ginia. have arrived in Charleston. Tn"
ras DropnSjiion Is one ui the biggest
,nat,rrs To hr tackled by lhn present
legislature and II IS expected thu, siren
uous efforts will nc made 10 hay" law
enacted 10 SECURE better gas service for
Nest virginia consumers.
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Kora Funeral Friday.

Tho funeral Of Mrs. Katherine N"r"'
known 10 her many. friends in III" Guy
me- "Crandrnothcr" korn. wh" died on
Monday evening. will hc held. FRIDAY
morning \ short service will be held
~, o'clock at the residence ~ her
daughter, Mrs. Adam Martin. 500 Main
street. followed by requiem high mass
at Sacred Heart church AT 9:"n "clo'h'
Rev. Father Cochran will othclalH' IN
torment will be- made in MI calvary