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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-10-01
WOMAN GOES ONE WAY
and HUBBY and HER
CLOTHES ANOTHER
Train Berths Were in Dn1erenf CSF1
And Hubby'B Coach was TFAns-
{erred while They Slept

The Old adaSc that truth il stranger
than hc,lon - torcibly brought :" NINA
daily No wonder tho modern author
when casting about for material Tor Il
.alc passes cd Darr" Truth ny on the
other sd" and hitchrs his cart 10 tho
SAFE sane and conservatives ant"nFH-
e..,lvn. OF al the Impossible and rldic-
uIous happenings that could not poSSi-
~. hrran mortal man. and yet did. actu-
,li,. occur. this on" takes tn" lead.
\ ,r-;ain Wheeling man. who had a"-
cumula,rd Sufr:Ci"n; OF talS *"r'd >
goods 20 finance The venture. and f""iInG
j., ncnd Of n rosr. decided To TAX" ms
wife and small Child and go a-vISit'n E
following out ;hc policy Of Seeing Am
,rica FIRST" now that IN" avenues or
travel abroad are considerably ch"H"d
up Tho happy PARTY boarded tra'n
which was destined ~ Chicago. Thcre
w"rc a great number Of travellers on
that particular n. ght and all tho H"r'hS
,xrcrt a f"w unpcrs wer" already enc
raCrd Nf,er considerable delay this
mans VII" ard child were given berth
in onc ear whil" tn" gentleman himself
was forced 70 60 10 the car ahead IN
search ~ rest BeinS OF n somewhat
ch'yai.ous nature. h thought i would
a =
,.t,rhns Cc rhS rthrr TWO members OF IN"
party ~ h;s berth up ahead. 60 th"H
world ~: b., - IN" way. Il was very
e,nd do bat 'h"r' VAS m" l'ttl" item
e rAur""d',s policy n" NT"ri""k"d. And
that Vs. tNat h. tram VAS Ia y" split
up during IN" night. HIS car was
h'trlrd ont" au"th"r train beaded for =;
Louis. while hIs VII" and child wont or
~ rh:c,cr--$anS clothes.
III. s.Tu'' - ~" MA" s!0t"h * rot
hard 20 Yur%s., When the gentleman
wnk. 10 thr xxi siirE circumstances. ht
,:Smnun'"d q, tn" first way statior
AMI hurried back to Chicago with thr
..r,tly wearing apparel. Mcanwh'l" the
pfr,r,ais e: ~. road managed TO dig EI
,.;olhr:: t. allow IN" victims OF IN" little
domestic. drar"a L make 4 decent public
aHnnlrarrr ~ 'h'CaEn society. II !,
rcia'"d that ~ was almost 'wcntr-tou'
7rurs hef"r" tho family group were re-
,plfr1
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WAS ADVISED To
Use NERV-W WORTH
BY TWO DOCTORS
charles F. johnson Makes Slgnln-
can't Signed State
ment.

Nr Johnson saws that when adNlS'uE
himself and wife to take Merry" "i ="
tho doctors spoke OF II ~ mn
cine" Here Is the story as gwen 10 NV
Columbus Wentworth druggist not '''e
ago: and 7
The Mykrantz Co,-My VII" an"
have used Ncrv-Worth with WOMB ~
lv beneficial results. She hao ocI"
troub,cd for years with severe n"r'""r
ness Pains in tho back OF h"r n'NN'
stomach and digestion IN pad sn"r
Restless al night and very much run
down. !, -r,ss>J
had serious nervous trouble '"N>tN
about tho bed all night long and "'r"
out bv morning and IT was Pu'''ub ~"
dovp m strength and something n"h ="
hc done to.Sct relief as It was a''Sc',"h
r,,. eycsight. We both fonnd II IN .>cu'
Worth, which put US IN good shape ", ~;
did II quick II is w"ndcrI"' r'
cinr and tonic and rid US or all our "''
nus troubles. We both cat anu SLY
we'll and enjoy good health we recor'-
mend Merry Worth IL all. i was r''o''''
mended 70 US by two doctors
CHARLES +. JOHNSON.
$50 West Third Ave. t"lumouS'
.cr,csts drug store in Wheeling seils
Wentworth. Your dollar back II TINS
famous family tonic does not ocneht
you.
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Reply To Cooper.

YOI'NGSTOW ~. Sept. " u!
Mahuning Valley Labor council 'oo'y
made public Il letter to congressman ID!
John q. Cooper. Republican, OHIO ~ re-
ply to - letter sent 10 NJ; cooper I" vi
I,, sn,..,.h IN TN" United states congress
against ". T. Foster. secretary OF M
sir,l strikers rational committee nc
litter saws the council doubts tn" SIN
r.riiv uf Mr.. Cu"prr's motives IN
singing out for criticism an! mon ~"
u,I ,ud declares that the congress-
nnu's record does not show that hr was
ever "unduIy impressed with the nature
RI your duties ~ member Of lar"r
organization" The letter denies state
iucnts mad" by Mr.. Cooper as 10 lhrcAlS
said tn hayr been made against non
strikers and GeplurrS conditions IN
Pennsylvania wh"r" "citz"ns arr oeih5
denied their constitutional rights pg
,hc ka!S,rs rf industrIalisn.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-10-01
PLANS LAUNCHED FOR
WINTER LYCEUM
COURSE AT WARW0OD
At MASS Meeting Of warwood Citizens
Held Last NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
VIII Begin Canvas Today.

Plans TO provide winter lyccurl
course for WarwOod were launched AT
meeting OF citizens Of the town held
last evening. An option was taken on
an attartive siN-rumbcr course with the
Colt Iy<cum bureau.
Solicitors this morning will begin =
canvas Of the town Ia d"lCrmln" wh"ih-
rr or not the tuwr~p"rpl" vii! ricdG"
the purchase Of enough tickets To EHiE-
ante the success -: III" project. These
solicitors will report FrIdry evening.
II enough ticRciS are pledged 10 pay f"r
the course. the contract with the Col:
bureau will hc closed Monday.
Harry Smith. superintendent Of the
WarwoUd schools. presided as chairman
Of last nights meeting. A lYceum or
Ganization was formed with Harry
Smith, president; Harry Shcarer, vice
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president: Carl Ebert. treaSufns:
! Miss I'Ino Hcizlar secretary.
"s.SAa

president: Carl Ebert. treaSurnS: g.
Miss Edna Heller. secretary. -
4 committee was appointed to pfoviS
entertainment for the entertainetkSyS3,
will furnish the lyccum numoerN
posed OF the Rev. Mr.. hcCoro. 49,
Carothrrs. Mayor Montgomery ana h -
Alexander. " A4Es
An advertising committee vas name
rumuosrd OF: s. p. Christian. 9e0rDAl
Evans. NJ. l.. Tustin and James Aocto1
! Propositions were presented oy A3
Cornctti, representing Redpath Lyce9
hur-nu. and Mr.. McEwey. rcpresenslnA
the Colt bureau. The Colt course ~
decided upon. II includes the 1ououMI
attractive numbers
Apollo Concert Company. 4
Orphcum Four. INK
The Perccs. ~
Herbert Leon Cope. --7
Lincoln Mcconnell. ~
DR. Robert Parker Miles e.
The canvas Of the town TO enlist
port for the lyccum course will
Quoted today and until Monday ~
! following solicitors:
Center Warwood-Gcorge
| Harry Shcarcr. ~
Narth Warwood-Mrs. Arch RiASUOt
NJ :. =. Christian. LIZ
South Warwood-Mr. O6eriy, y ~
Extreme South warwood-H u i3dl.i
fcnbine. Charles Welshans.
Glens Run-Miss Mary 20OcAA
Miss Rebecca Wilson -.---,ii
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Elm Grove Personals.

William Hahnr. Of sixteenth street.
left last evening for Charleston, 10
spend few days looking after business
interests.
Miss Mari" Roberts. Of Finleyvill",
Pa, is spending q vacation the guest
OF her sister at overlook.
William II. Darby. Of Cameron. Is a
business caller in the city for Few
days.
George BOYD has resumed his duties
with ThnrnhurG 9rothcrs Of Elm Grove.
q. II Hazlctt. of Peters Run. Is spend
ing n vacation in Denver, Colo.
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OBITUARY
Mra. Elizabeth Davis.

Mrs. Elizabeth Dcavcr Davis, OF South
EnfY street. died Monday evening at the
North Wheeling hospital. following an
Illness Of the past nine months or COM
plications Of diseases having been con-
tined To tho hospital since May. she IS
survived by ono son. Dean lGtNls' OF inns
city md TWO sisters. Mrs. TIM '"hhcrS
VI South Eon street. with whom Sh"
made her homo and Mrs. Mary Fcrgu-
son. If Rally Mills, Ohio.
Funeral services will be held from tho
home Of her sister. No. 1915 Eoft street
Thursday morning at II O'Clock IN
charge of Rev. l.. 5. Gros". of the Wes-
ley NJ. T. church. The body will be
shipped to Earn"svill". Ohio. whcr" in
trrmcn, Will be made in Bethel GENE
/, Tory.
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TRIPLE FUNERAL
At ELM GROVE
FUNERAL SERVICES FOR VICTIMS
OF MOTORCYCLE ACCIDENT
HELD LAST EVENING.
Other Items Of Interest In and About
the Busy Town Of Elm Grove
aud Suburbs.

Funeral services of an impressive" n7'
ture wer" held last evening at the ram
lily residence in Orcrhro"k for IN" lai'
Mrs. F'lurcnco Rider and her tw" daugh
tiers, Charlotte and Ruth VII" MT d'H'
in a motorcycle accident near MOTIFS
town (Ohin. On Sunday "N"nlnE, IN
remains will b. conveyed I" Ehnl"ENIlI''
Ohio. whcr" int"rm"nt Will b. made inns
afternoon Tho Nv" children were III
tered IN a Singl" raSkct and viii h" lal!
in the same grave with their mother
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anxious to appear hctor" IN" commit
tee" II" said.
l., ,rlrr 10 arYuaInt the strikers with
,L. rrurrcss # the strike IN all dis
tr,c,*. II was SAID. a ball I'm S"rNh'
wruld b.. initiated. Several times each
week Q" 900. bulletins vii! he printed
and cent throGghOut IN" country II WAS
said. :.
,,r,,re If ,hc union organizers IN
,.,-, ,rc hrInE concentrated on
tho ZONES 4 I.aurhlIu plant. Mr.. Foster
,,.ccrt.d that four mills IN the plant
,r.r.. .un,rlctclv down because or Il
,,.,,ro,, If skilled American workers,
including rollers AMI rouGhcrS lie saia
,L,, virtually all the American sklllod
workers wcr" out. ~
rhc organizer in the Johnstown dis
trio, r.pnr,rd TO headquarters that
largo number Of clerical employees III
,I,,,. ,rcctrd by the strike had APP
,Ii.d for membership. lie was IN
,r,,.,,d to organize III" clerical Work
crs and Obtain an American Fcoera''on
ar Labor chartcr for them
The following telegram WIS w
Mt strike Headquarters lroi" -N''
ynuur. secretary Of the Chicago als-
trict tonight: , nm
,r,,, absolutely peaceful. Pickctlng
au roir.s Situation better than ever.
! ,,h,c.,., district sends message lha|
| on ,icJ nm and will stay out until hSht
won" ..
Thousands IF striking S.r', WV, WV IN
! attended q mass meeting mere Hoite Nv -,
/ Inc Union Labor Temple. lh'S W.
! addressed by W. q. Ruo't; 'our', go
! The strikers. and more than uoZ'"
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The historic Old Stone church
ward at Elm Grove has been laid
off in cemetery lots by the Stone
Church Cemetery association, and
these beautiful burial lots are
now on sale. Phone the sexton, F.
M. Chesser, Elm Grove, w. Va,
for an appointment to inspect this
favored place.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-10-01
PUBLISHING BEER FORMULA
VIOLATION OF PRoHB ACT

CHARLESTON. W. VA, Sept. So
That II Is u violation Of The spirit Of the
prumbit,un statute I" publish formula
for max ng beer il tn" DECISION of State
Tax Commissioner Walter :. llallannn
IN l.. N Frazier. editor uf n w"ckly pa
per who mad" inquiry regarding the
matter.
Mr. Hallauan's letter reads in part:
"E"ply,nC. | beg t. advise that | am
Of tho opinion that tn" publication of
tins adI crt cement ls in violation Of tn.
spirr, 81 thu prohibition act. and such
has been and IS my ruling on this qucS-
tion.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-10-01
BOY SCOUTS.

C'h'cr E>"cu'.v" rnr:z. ~ the Wheel
,rg l:ov Scout organ Z;ltinn ~ busy "r-
rnnizirE 'rr"ps and getting things into
r,.ndit.cr for N" winter activities OF
The scouts. Appointments "r new scout
,rastc-S to MI the vacancies caused by
several who have Moved on: Of the jur-
SdictiOn VII bc made soon.
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Smith Funeral Today.

Funeral services for lhc lat" Mic"
Carr smith " II hr h"ld this morning ~
her lat" residence. NJ. ""2l M't'UilOCh
street n $50 "'rlurk. High mass of
r"quu"m VII Il" celebrated AZ IL" church
Of IN" ImmH"ulaf" concept! II ~ min"
o'clock ana lnr"r1n"rt VIII b. mad" IN
NJ. Calvary c"m"t"ry.
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EtCn- ! anu l WON
in 4 Miserable state
when l began taking
DIR. Piercr's Favor
ito Prescription and
Golden Medical Dis
covery together. l
was completely re-
licyed of these all
ments and m ade
strong and healthy
by their Use, and /
felt like a different
person" IN RS.
SAMUEL LAINE,
Sol johnson St.
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NO MATERIAL CHANGE
CONTINUED From Page one.)

DAYS ago. Virtually every ono Of the
,wentv-fuur unions involved has sent
it's own organizers into the field. and
claims are made that hundreds Of men
are being taken into the organizations
every day.
Steel companies that daily give out
information continue to maintain that
the situation from their standpoint is
slowly but steadily improving. we
are making steel. and lots Of It; W"
have lost no ground, hut on the con-
trary are still gaining" said Car
nccic steel company statement. Other
nounccmcnts.
Strikers Satisfied.
At the national headquarters Of IN"
strikers satisfaction was expressed 10y
leaders that they have III" strik" we'll
In hand and that they Will be all" {"
keep tho stool industry of tn" country
crippled until tn" employers consent TO
meet the men half way.
Figures were given out for the first
time in nearly week. 1t WAS said
that approximately $4,000 steel work
crs are now idle. This is an inCrcas"
Of about $4,000 over IN" number OF
mon reported by the strik" leaders as
Idle last week. The walk0ut Of steel
workers Mt Bethlehem and at tho Jones
& IaughIin plant in Pittsburgh, ii was
said. was responsible" for tn" increase.
One Of the developments Of tn" day
that did not satisfy the strike leaders
was tho decision OF tho Allegheny
county court In upholdinE the action or
the mayor Of Duqucsnc in preventing
mass meetings in that city. Secretary
w T. Foster of tho national commi't""
and an organizer wore arrested wv"
woeks before the strike started while
attempting to speak from an aut"m"-
bile in n vacant LOT. No permit to hold
the meeting had boon asked for and II
was admitted by the city that none
would have been issued. Mr.. Foster
and the organizer wore each fined SlNO.
and the county court today upheld IN"
action Of the city authorities Tho
court held that tho right OF FREQ speech.
sacred though IT may he. must yield n
the greater ono Of tho safely OF IN"
citizens Of the commonwealth. their
homes and their property.
ContradlCting reports from company
sources that some Of the plants IN the
Farrell fold, information was given out
Mt strike headquarters that only five
hundred mon out Of 5000 normally cm-
Moved were at work. 4 district or
ganizer from that district said on" FUR
mace was being operated by negroes
who were burning largo quantities Of
tar and grease to maize smoke 10
keep up Appearances.
At Braddock tho big Edgar Thomson
works was reported to he almost on
tirely shut down. Union leaders
charged that the company had Il num-
her Of "smokc makers" NJ work burn
ing char" The Homestead works was
reported to be crippled and the "situa-
, lion dcadlockcd.''
Eviction Notices Served.
Reports wcrc received at hraduuar-
: ters that eviction notices had boon
served on strikers living in company
houses in Sharpsville and m Rrack"n-
ridge. They must move in thirty days
or return 70 work II was stated.
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Harvest Is Over.

The harvest of tn" country district ia
about over and from all reports there
is bigger and better crops than Tor
years. I'll" majority Of the farmers re-
port that tho corn crop is about oil IN
and with the advent of winter there Will
hc little left 10 do outside.
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The Old Stone churchyard at

The Old Stone churchyard at
Elm Grove is laid off in burial
lots, which are now selling. This
beautiful tract has become a part
of the Stone church cemetery.
Write the secretary, H. F. Carter,
Elm Grove, w. Va, for a plat of
the churchyard.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-10-01

II Nnu never expect credit fur the
right things You do and always expect
di%rr"dlt for hufh ~" right and tn.
wrrnk things. YOU can never h. dis
appointed except aGrccahly.
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Commodity.
Old Wheat Flour. per X Dbl hnE.......I
N"w wheat Flour. per ~ b5l. hrg. .......
Winter wn-at r1uur. per II hbl. bag.
COrnmcal tbulkJ, per ID. ................
Rolled oats (bulk). per lb..............
Oatmeal or Rolled Oats tpkEl, 20 o2....
Sugar Eranulatcd (bulk). per lh........
EcLnS. white navy or pea mot LANAI. 10.
EcaiS, culnrcd. pinto. per lh....... 5000.
No. Potatoes, white or Irish per H..
No. Potatoes. white or Irish. p'r H..
Onions, per Id NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Raisins, seeded (p"r &c W. rkgl.
Canned Tomatoes, Stan. grade. per 90 ~.
Canned Tomatoes. Stan. grade per 20 oz.
(No. - cap ......:.....-.. ..........
Canned Corn. Stan. Grade. per 20 OF.
(No. y can .................
Canned Peas. Stan. grade, per 20 nz.
(No. - can ............-....
Canned Salmon. tail punk Alaska. per 20
or. (N0. u can .........-......
Canned Salmon. tall r'd Alaska. per Ii
or (No. II can OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Evan. Milk funSWr'.t "n"dl. per Il ~. CHn.
t.vap. Milk (unSw""''n'd. per lG ~. ,!n.
Puttcr creamery. n"r H.. ...... ............
ClCumnrgarin" tuu'D. PIX In ......,-....
plcomarRarnc fauirnalp. I6r Ia ...........
Cheese. Amer. full cream t"uip. per H..
Lard, pure leaf (hulk 80 H.. tUhI. p"r III.
Lard Substitute 'hulkp. per lh.....-.. --...
bacon. per ID. (m"dIUml ...........-...
Ham. per 10 medium ...................
Extra Salt Sides. per III ...................
Pork Chops. per h. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Fresh Eggs ...:........''' ~ '''''''''
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Roney's point Church.

The members OF tn" United Pr"sbyter-
ian church At Run"y'S Point Will study
the book entitled "'rhc Crusade or com.
passion for IN" Healing Of tho Nations.
for four nights beginning with FhurS-
day Of this week. Roy. VIM. l.. Gil
NOR. who was reared in III" Rome! =
Point community and VIII" has Sp"n;
seven years in Egypt ae missionary
under tn" care OF the |. T. church. VIII
be tho teacher The class Will meet
Thursday. Friday. Monday and Fu"SdaF
evenings. Topics have already been as
signed. On next Sabbath. IN IN" morn
ing and evening worship IN" Roy. Mark
Roy. who has spent twelve years IN
Egypt. will preach. In the morning srr-
vice he will give his lecture on tue
Uprising in Egypt" ON "Wednesday
evening next week DIR. Moore of Wash.
ington. Pa. physician. who has spent
q number OF years in Egypt Us mcdlc2'
missionary will give some OF his expert
cnces. Few congregations hay" IN" OPP
portunity that Rnncy's Point church has
this week. Friends Of the congregation
are invited TO attend any or all "s thcS''
services. All these services ar" under
the direction Of the pastor and his VIE
DR.. and Mrs. J. w. Pickett.
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Although the frost has NOT as Yet app
peared in the out-thc-plli" district. ncN-
erthelesS the boys Of tho district are
out gathering nuts for the winter seq
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Nor~1's Weakness
low Cured

Iyrchlurg, Val was suffering wi tn
SomAn's weakness anGeaarrh Of the
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-10-01
nni1d Naw Scales.

A splendid set Of new trofh" scales
are being built by the Showers Hard
ware company. just back Of the l:altl-
more & Ohio passenger station and OPP
posite the store. Tho scales are OF the
Fairbanks standard type and were form
erly located along the edge eNf the Ma
tionnl road.
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Inundated BY Officers.

H.. WAS taken to jail b" said. and IN
timdat"d by officers with drawn re-
v0lvrrs. Finally Don Chafn drew him
aside. and told HIM that his freedom
would y" granted provided h" would go
among the miners and find out who were
trying "a organize. which he agreed 70
do. Chain telling him. II" said. that Il he
didn't he would hr a dead niger" In
stead II" came Ia Charleston.
Ben Williamson. Culnr"d. declared he
had been kept in jail from Monday. Sept.
cmhcr |. until Saturday. September 8.
without charges hcinE brought against
him. AMI hiring mn attorney. secured his
r'I"aS" N Don thatin'* ahSrnC" from lO-
gan II" was later ordered 10 leave.
Regarding living conditions. most OF
III" witnesses stated they lived IN good
houses, had gardens and gave low Zig
ur"s on tn" costs Of rent doctors and
hospital fees. Qucstlons regarding
wages paid IN tho GUyan valley. the
amounts they mad" varied from a few
dollars monthly for coal l"adcrS Ia as
high a $40. "a S"o0 for machine run.
nrrS.
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TERRORISM
Continued Prom Page one)

miners when they invaded Boone county.
- Danville. but when asked ny CORONER
wallace tho nrm"s "f leaders ana or
canizrrs rf the movement or NJ mon
thcv knew ~ that crowd declared ihrE
did not know any names.
Several nf IN" Witnesses '"Id ~ nav
ing been arrested for carrying concealed
Yrapnn,. and .GIn tied hat th"S" w"hp-
ono had been found upon their persons.
Others declared they had been jailed
without charge and released provided
they fravc tho I;uyan Valley.
or the witnesses this afternoon. l.u-
Their Mills. culcr"d. the man for whom
Don Chniin and Deputy Sheriff Given 81
Eanawha county were searching. when
Chafn WAS shot last Wednesday morn
INK ut Tho headquarters of III" United
Mine Workers. here. was probably the
most important from the miners point
u view
He DECLARED that h" left his home on
the morning Of September !. with his
fathrr-iu-luw going After n doctor. y
short distance away from his HON" he
was arrested 10y Deputy sheriff Fulton
Mitchell on IN" charge Of carrying u
concealed weapon which he admitted 10
had
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Eviction Notices Served.

Reports wcrc received at hcadquar-
ters that eviction notices had boon
served on strikers living in company
houses in Sharpsville and m Brack"n-
ridge. They must move in thirty days
or return to work. IT was stated.
Secretary Foster said tonight that
he was endravorinG to have tn" srrat"
investigating committee take his tcsti-
mony while 1t Is In Pittsburgh. II am
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BUY WAR SAVINGS STAMfs.-
Arizona republican., 1919-07-20

troduced Bobby Veach who cavots around the left garden. He's tapping the old pill for a mark of 34S Next, we want to shake the hand of Ty Cobb. who has been mentioned in past years as a coming batting star He likewise is pelting the pellet for .34S. He pro tects the center station. Next comes Ira Flagstead, a youngster He draws his salary for protecting right field and hittin' 'em on the nose. He earns his money doing the latter, as he is unofficially credited with a mark of 3S9.
 See where an eastern sport critic says that If Willard could have held Dempsey off in the first round. he would have had a good chance of win ming Quite so, quite so. If nickles were s20 gold pieces we'd have chance of being rich some day
 Evidently the sport critic above re- ferred to is mourning the loss of few sheckles. Some fellows are always holding post mortems.
 Things to worry about-Just what would have happened if the thing that did happen had not happened.