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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-02-28
new SECRETARY
FOR TRI-CITIES
W. c. Knock Takes Place of VII.
liam Padget With War Camp
Community Service.
INTRODUCED AT A LUNCHEON
Affair Is Held in Davenport for Ad-
Tisory Council and Executive
Committee.

At a luncheon of the executive
committee and advisory council o.
the war camp community service
in the Commercial club, Davenport
this noon, William PaGget again
introduced W. C. Knoelk to the
various members as his successor
in the office of executive secretary
of the tri-city war camp COM
munity service.
Mr.. Padget, after 10 months &C
tive service leaves the tri-cities to
morrow to give all his time to his
personal business holdings in Chi
cago where he is part owner and
manager of the Parlette-Padget
company, a successful publishing
concern.
Charles erik. chairman at the
luncheon, asked the various com
mittees to review the activities in
each department of the work, as
well as outline briefly the plans
for further work during the read
justment period.
The luncheon was held for the
following members of the advisory
council:
Mrs Charles Sharpe, chairman
social committee in Rock Island.
Mrs. Charles Mixter, member so
cial committee in Rock Island
Mrs. W. L. Yellman. member OF
social committee in Rock Island
G. H. Sheldon. chairman recrea
ton committee, Rock Island.
r. L. Schwaegerle, president
Community club, Rock Island.
Mrs. F. W. Bahnsen. chairman
Rock Island Community Service
league.
Mrs. T. B. Davis, member Com
munity Service league board.
Miss Irma Kohn, chairman en-
stertainment committee, Rock Is
land.
Miss Ellen Gale. chairman Ii
brary committee, Rock Island
Miss Elizabeth Putnam, chair
man Davenport social committee.
Mrs. r. C. Ficke, member Com
muntity Service league board.
Miss Grace Ames, chairman en-
tertainment committee. Davenport
Mrs. c. R. McCandless. chairman
home hospitality commit ZEE, Dav-
export.
Mrs J. L. Hecht.
Lee Dougnerty, chairman recrea-
ton committee, Davenport
r. L. CorhI1k, president Arsena'
club
F. B. Yetter.
Ms Grace Rose. chairman Ii
] Y committee, Davenport
5. +. Livingston, chairman so
committee, Moline.
Miss Mary Hill, advisory coun-
ell
Uno Bradley. chairman en-
tainment committee
Mrs. c. R. Stephens. chairman
home hospitality committee, Mo-
line.
Mrs. L. Dolkart, vice chairman
home hospitality committee. Mo
line.
Mrs. william Butterwo-th. chair
man Community Service league in
Moline
S. G. Mace, chairman recreation
committee.
Harry Ransom.
Mrs. A. F. Foster, member of
community service board
Miss Minnie Kohler, chairman Ii.
brary committee, Moline.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-02-28

pany VS.. the estate of Julia Schrein-
CT before Judge W. T. Church in
circuit court.
J. B. Oakleaf appears for the
plaintiff while c. ID. Marshall and
c. E. DeitZ represent the Schreiner
estate. Suit is for payment on two
notes of $500 each, which. it is al
legged, were given in payment for
stock in the new Gefunct Moline
Voting Machine corporation by the
deceased, Julia Schreiner. The
transaction is alleged TO have taken
place in 1906
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-02-28

cording to H. y. Smith, special in
come tax inspector, now on duty In
tails city. Those who have not nled
by March Is will be subjected TO
penalty of so per cent OF their TAX
levy and a fine not exceeding Sl'oo0
OF one year in Jail.
Plans have been completed TO
take care of an unusually large
crowd at the class of instruction
20 be held at the local revenue OF
flee tonight. H. n. Smith and Mr..
Cavanaugh promise that all puz-
ling questions will be answered.
Expect Late Rush.
The usual 18th hour rusS or tax
payers is expected during the clos
ing days of the period. A fair pro-
portion is being handled daily, and
both collectors are being Kept
busy "a rush on the last day Will
cause many to be turned away de-
clared Mr. Cavanaugh.
Moline taxpayers are being han
died by Jarve Chaffee with ofnces
in the city hall. while A. W. DflZer
in the State bank Of East Moline Is
taking care of residents OF that
city Travelling collectors are max
ing the rural districts.
Harry Byatt, internal revenue IN
spector from Chicago. left Rock Is
land last night for Aledo after
thorough investigation of income
tax work in the local Office. He de-
clared himself pleased with the
manner in which the matter is be-
ing handled here.
All the news all the time-The
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-02-28
A. F Dawson. treasurer.

"a Ia w oOdp II CdoAA
Executive committee F. G.
Denkmann, vice chairman; Charles
Grilk. vice chairman; William But
terworth, general chairman.
Mr.. Knock, the new executive
secretary, is graduate of the Uni
versfty of Wisconsin, was former
superintendent of schools and bus
mess man of Waukegan, Ill. Dur
ing the war gave up his
entire time to war work in the CEN
trail states and is not unknown in
the tri-cities since he has been as
ISOLATED with Mr.. Padget for the
past several months in the work
here, giving considerable of his
time to building up the Arsenal
club of Davenport and the Com
club of Rock Island
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-02-28
FILE AT LOCAL
INCOME OFFICE
Tax Returns Should Not Be Sent
to Peoria Office Because OF
Added Labor and Expense.
INSTRUCT CLASS TONIGHT
All in Doubt Urged TO Attend-NO
Extension of Time Alter March
10 for Delinquents.

Rock Islanders subject to income
tax are requested to file all returns
at the local revenue office on the
second floor of the postoffice build
ing and not send them in to the
main Office at Peoria
Whatever mistakes are made in
fling must be corrected by the COL
lectors here, according to T. J. Cav
anaugh of the Rock Island office.
If errors are found in returns sent
20 Peoria the matter is referred
back to this city for correction. I'm
der these conditions labor and ex-
pense will be saved by transacting
all business through the local
Office.
No extension of time beyond
March Is, the last date set, will be
allowed delinquent taxpayers, &C
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-02-28
DEFUhCT FIRM
SUING ESTATE
Gid Moline Corporation Asks Re-
cOvery OF $1,000 on Notes Paid
for Stock Shares.

a jury is hearing the civil suit OF
the Moline Voting Machine com
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-11-09
Ia QUESTION LUIS XVII

m a verlo representa- de manera
superior bajo Ia inspiration oculta de
Ia agencia politica alemana, segun
parece, al menos.....
Este individuo lego a Berlin en-
1910, a pie Y sole, segun declaran
los suyos; IN coche Y acompanado de
un comerciante, segun afirman los de-
mas. Fue a alojarse en- ell Hotel del
Aguila, pues llevaba consigo una
fuerte suma en- orc cuyo origen no Sc
indica. No bien habia llegado cuando
recibi6 la vista de IN alto ~personaje
de la policia que le entrego pape-
les de identidad completamente nue.
vos a cambio de los que poseia, y,
desde aquel momento, ell indiviiuo
que, segun parece, Sc llamaba Carl
Werg, Sc ccnvirtio en- Carl Ludwig
Naundorff.
Naundorff Sc p~arecia al rey Luis
XVI, va muerto; tenia bastante pro-
nunciado ell tipo borb6nico-singula-
ridad que era Embellishments ex-
plotable. Ahora bien, desde hacia
mucho tempo Sc explotaba en- Berlin
la c~reencia en- la evasion del Delfin;
el grabador de Ia Corte Loos hizo dos
medallas a este ~respecto; n de elias
representaba, en- ell reverse, n cor
tina tendida sobre Ia Tore del Tenn
plea en- Ia otra, Ia cortina Sc hallaba
levantada Y ell genio de la historic
descubria Ia verdad. En- Ell anverso
de ambas Sc veia ell retrato del nino
del Temple. iQue razon tuyo Ell gra
baGor Official para hacer aquellas me-
dallas que sirvieron mas tarde para
t:atar de basar en- elias la prueba de
una supervivencia improbable? Ell
que NADIA tiene que llevarse a la bo-
ca toma 10 que sc encuentra, Y gene
ralmente 10 que toma no es sustancio-
so, pero 81 muy indigesto. Lo que
equivale a decir 10 que dice ell proven
bio: quien quiere probar mucho no
prueba NADIA.
De Berlin, Naundorff Sc fue a esta
blecer a Spandau, donde e%jerci6 el
oficio de rclojero, despues de haber
obtenido Ell derecho de la burguesia,
gracias a Ia protection de Ia. policia
de Berlin que hizo que, contrariando
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-11-09
ACTUALIDADES EXTRANJERAS

a la ley, Sc despachara r~apidamente
ell asunto, pues Sc requerian cuando
menos diez amos de Residential pre-
via.
Uno de nuestros polemistas mas
ardientes ha puesto en- duda Ia ver-
dad de que Alemania haya realmente
buscado mas ALA del frente militar,
la desorganizacion material y moral
del pueblo que guerra atacar-pare-
ciendole buenos todos los meiios y
empleandolos todos desde hace dos
siglos.
La caida de Ia r~ealeza legitima IN
Francia, como resultado de Ia revo-
luci6n de 1880, dice Ia "Nueva Re-
VISTA, y ell advenimiento de la rama
de Orleans, reanimaron a los partida-
rios: legitimistas, orleanistas, bona
partistas y antiques ~jacobinos Sc agi-
taban, y ell orden, Ia tranquilidad
publica y Ia paz exterior Sc hallaban
sin cesar amenazados. Prussia apro-
vecho aquella bora; a Ia agitacion
~napole6nica, mantenida por Ia Green
cha en- Ia supervivencia de Napoleon,
importaba agregar la agitacion legi-
timista mediante la aparicion de un
pretendiente que Sc dijera el heroe
legitimo, ell propio hijo de Luis XVI,
que fuera a dividir los espirltus fle-
les v afectos al misterio.
Cuando lego a Francia primero,
POGO despues de la caida de Carlos \,
Y despues I'm POGO mas tarde, en-
1888, Naundorff, que Sc decia Du-
que de Normandia, no era, hablando
propiamente, un desconocido Y su lie
gaGa habia sido sigilosamente prepa-
rada V esperada por un cierto hume
TO de iniciados que re%clutaron algu-
nos partidarios; varias gentes encl-
Has O v~isionarias 10 reconocieren y Sc
agruparon cerca de e. como 81 fuera
un Mesias.
BESIDE 1886, N~aurdorff sc agito y
agit6, sobre TODD, los espiritus, WEN
do aumentar continuamente ell hume
70 de sus partidarios debido a su te-
nacidad V & su audacia. Sc dlrlglo
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-11-09
Ell MEJOR

Treinta amos constituyen una prue-
ba bastante dura. . El Elixir Amerl-
cano de Vino Amargo de Triner,
''Triner's American Elixir Of Bitter
Wine, fua puesto en- el mercado el
ano de 1890 Y ha salido victorioso de
las pruebas a las que ha sido sujeto.
En- la actualidad goza de la reputa-
ci6n de ser Ell mcjor Y mas recomen-
dable remedio para las Intermediates
del estomago. Sus fabricantes siem-
pre- han seguido y seguiran Ia regla
formulada por Andrew Carnegie:
"So7netase al producto a pruebas mas
duras aun que las que ell consuml-
dor pueda desear. La reputation de
fabr;car siempre 10 mejor, son los CT
mientos mas SECURES para construlr.'
Miles de personals que sufrleron de
falta de apetito, entorpecimelnto de
los rihones, flatulencia, dolores de
cabeza, n~erviosidad, etc, nunca dejaa
de ~recomendar esta medicina a sus
aristades. Saben muy bien que es
eficaz. Otras persoLas saben tam
bien cue "Triner's Angelica Bitter
Tonic" es IN excelente tonico recons-
ti~tuyente; que "Triner's Cough Sc
datiye" es de 10 mejor para resfria-
dos Y tos Y que el Linimento de Tri-
ner, "Triner's Liniment'' da el alivio
Immediate en- casos de reumat!smo Y
neuralgia. De venta en- todas las
troguerias. JOSEF Triner Company,
l333-1343 So. Ashland Ave-, Chi
cago, III. (Adv.)
Copyright 1919, by Joseph Triner CO..
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-11-09

comun Y con n serie comun de he
chos comprobados, las d~iferencias Sc
ran una forma de cooperation, en- vez
de ser antagonismos irreconciliables.
Y este es 10 que 20 creo que cons
tituye la esencia de la libertad futu-
"a. No podemos definir la libertad,
nj realizarla por Il serie de permit
SOS Q de prohibiciones, porque este es
ignorar ell valor de Ia opiri0n para
formarla. Y la definici0n practica
de la libertad solo puede obtenerse
buscando 81 raiz en- Ia principal ocu-
paci6n del hombre, este es: on el pro-
ceso por ell que los hombreS educan
sus ~relaciones ~sociales y aprenden a
eStar en- paz con tCdos. Comprendida
de tai modo la libertad, podemos a.
plicar tai nombre a TODD aquel!o que
tiende a proteger Y aumentar Ia We
racidad de la information de las CO.
a Y successes que nos sirven de nor
ma V estimulo en- la vida .
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-11-09
SERyICIO PRONTO

Para QUE o5tenga listed Sa medicinal mas pronto Pdala a 81 botca,
moro i no IA hav o 10 uue-e ordeUara para listed. dHrha oouca. PldaIa
con toa seguridld 4 IA botra &c F. A Chapa Drug Co. SIS ". Com
pue5e conseguir ae cuaquer casa 2e venie medc@aas al Por mayor. Al
M Cordial Sc vende pOr TODD alnacen d0nGe se surten las botcas que
veaden al menudeo. La San ANTONIO Drug Co, de San Antonio, Texas
Ia PRTNERA GAIA Y pr ESQ les supGco me IA conduZc2n my pronto, 0or
10 que digo a ustaes que en- tsa adjunco sos en- giro postal para Dagar
! dos caias. Nj esroso les da las -eQercas gracas 20 tanabcn, pr
Ia venie al Dor may0r.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-11-09
la MEJOR G~ARANTIA.

ar,,+izanos devoIrer el dode del precio 81 no Sc aUva la persona
que US Alma Cordial con Ia 2rnera cMa que tome; aaena<, saron.z9-
devolgeremos 81 dnero. Alma ,COria! e ahorrar3 dtnero. salud y ITEM
M norr1e con nenoS canudad &c medicinal lograra listed el ahTlo. Alma
~ FL 60 ~ NV agra5aba rarar cnarsa y TO Sc opone con 81 moio de Vi
vr CHardo desc listed obte1er e aro pronto use Solamente Alma
Cordial.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-11-09
Trad. del francis para LA PRENSA.

Trad. del francis para LA PRENSA.
La "Nueva Revista" lie consagra
IN articulo a la question Luis XVII,
en- ell cual cree distinguir n intriga
politica urdida por Prussia en- su orr
gen V continuada por Alemania que
Sc hallaba i%nteresada en- mantener en-
Francia los fermentos de la discordia.
El autor del arttculo hace abstraction
de las personals y no acusa nj a los
miembros de Ia familia Naundorff nj
a los partidarios de buena fe de Ia
supervivencia: pretente atacar sola-
mente una idea, IN hecho.
Seria indiferente para nuestra te-
sis, dice, que ell individuo en- question
fuera O no fuera N~aundorff, legal
mente o no. En- efecto, POGO impor-
taria que csc hombre Sc llamara Carl
Wilhelm Naundorff o Carl Werg, Y
que fuera abarrotero o relojero des-
pues de haber sido soldado desertor
Y forzado-si no Sc desprendiera que.
a causa precisamente de haber tenido
que yer con Ia j~usticia y con la poll
cia, fue escogido mejor que cualquie-
"a otro para desempenar el papel cue
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-11-09
10 OLE NUNCA PODIA CONSEGUIR.

Senores: Manifesto a usades nj agradecjmiento Pr "a maravLoS2
uoE.Sa Alma Corsal. m COZ una GAIA he conseCudo 10 QUE NCNCA
EsBTA PODIpO: IN grante ahvo. Gue me recOnozco come otra mujer 10
MO bTa fsnto tempo de venr paGeclendo de MS males ' gaStando en-
mmedicinas hasta que IN Senior ne rcomenco g .NarayLtoso remeo0. A.
ma Cordial Y ahora favor de mandarne ora caja- 81 se-vdora, Maria
Ordaz Ry So. WaeGer. Texas.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-11-09

usado por mas de 81 aHce con gran axto. Gracias al uso de ella, hoy 60
"a ruchas persons de plena salud. ESa medicine es "a meJor para t&S'
Refrios pasados, Catawo, DebIidad, TOses. Coraz6n, Higado, RinOne5. Is
tonnage, PuImones ' Nervios D6bnes; Purifca Ia Sangre, Redoba IA tuer-
"a Y Robustece e. cuerpo Y cerebrO; ia fuerza a Ia vz y cura maavLIo-
sanente pronto el Corazon y e Est6mago. Para So sand sempfGe Geos-
tlrbre tonaar .sa maravIuosa medicina. De venta por todas las Docas
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-11-09
FL PROBLEMA FUNDAMENTAL
De LA DEMOCRACA

Ia realidad Sc italian exentos de su
contagio. Porque en- ulti.no analisls,
el demagogo va Sc halle en Ia exrre-
ma derecha o en- Ia izquierda, con los
conservadores o con los lberales no
es, consciente 0 inconscientemente,
sino un soiemne embustero.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-11-09

(Pasa 4 la pag. 14a.)
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-11-09
TESTIMONIES

En- favor de Ia maravlIosa Alma Cordial. Ia medicine que da Ia "a
hd mas pronto. Pregunrele q s1 vecIno y 81 e! a IA saa' It pueue
decir Cue TODD 10 que decimOs es clerto.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-11-09
81 ESPOSA MEJORADA.

ST.. tan efcaz meHciua es;ando 20 enferna de una f2rcsa tos que ne
ouei5 de la Influenza EspaHola ne wee nejo- Sin mas sa alta, S :
Natlde Rivera. 14l4 s Grant s.. Stockton, California.
SaIoreS: Adilnto enco~trsran Il c&C-d2d de SlO4 para cue $ sir
van mandarme una GAIA de Alma Cordial; Sirvaasc usteteS mantarnea 10
mas rroto possible. ples Ia otra GAIA que m mandaron esta terninando
y a Este fecha Sc sieuce mi esposa meorada de sus enfermeiades. Sin
mas su afmo. alto. Y 5 s. Cata-ro i. Garcia Al Mil 81, IurOck, CAM.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-11-09
CON SOLO TRES GLASS;.

Se6or@: Con gusto escribo a ustedes para hacer saber que Sengo el
gusto de dedrIes que con SOLO TRES CAJAS de 81 APRhCIAbLh Me-
DICINA, ALMA CORDIAL, despues lie padecer sGS meses Gel .esto4ago
ahoram me encuentro bueGo. Estoy tra5&2ndo desde Ell PrIme:o da ano' y
ahora e supEco a ustedeS que qliero que ne nla2den sesc aJas. ST mas
81 Atento Servidor. Feline Cabrera, AO. Arizona.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-11-09
CON La PRIMER CAJA.....

Senores: Escrbo esta para decrlss cue ME hagan e! favor &c nan
darne los caias de Alma Cordial. pueS Ia que re,bi "a Il cstoy f7aH-
~sJo v IeeG me las rarien 10 mas D-orto possible DorQue deSeo tonarla
nc &c mas tie-aDo eaSac onseg2ir TODD mi aHwo. Esoy ponitndome bn2 cor
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-11-09
EN- VISTA DEL BUEN RESULTADO.

Senores: Reibi "a medicinal Que e SirVleron usedeS rer1hI-nAe. I Ell
VISTA DEF, BUEN RESULTADO OBTENIDO, les ruego que Sc Srvaa
enyiarrs ses paquetes> mas. cuyo i~Porte tengo a gCTo de aojIntar en-
n giro postal a 81 orian. De ustedes afno. S. S. =. AGUILLON. 23o2
Alma Cordial Is IN descubrimiento de IN emirente doctor que IA ha
Julian Ave, Los Angeles, Calf.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-11-09
HA TOMADO MUCHO ALIYIO.

Se1ores: Dirjo Ia presente para supEcarles cue estoy muy agradeci-
da Dor los favores cue me han hecho ' p0r e. beneHcio de Ia favorable me-
Alma Cordial. He tornado MUCHO ALIVIO de n enfernedad cue
s1fro V solo deseo Sc sirvan enviarme per correo una GAIA de Alma Cor
,daI. adiunto s. va!or en- esta. S. S. S. SeEor;a FeEpa He-n2ndez, Box
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-12-03
pioncd the ordinance. Following the

pioncd the ordinance. Following the
third reading II was passed.
IF the ordinance was passed without
acquainting the public with its con-
tents" Councilman Otto said. lit might
cause a loss not only To dealers IN Nari-
Gus commodities but also to the public.
He pointed out that many shippers OF
berries and other vegetables would shun
the local market if they had to mark
every berry basket for instance. lie de-
sired the ordinance be made public be-
fore its passage.
That Wheeling had been the dumping
ground for INSCRIPTIONS shippers Tor
Twenty-Five years is u fact. Councilman
Habfg said, and he Contcndcd that the
only way correct weight could be had
for the public was TO cause the marking
Of absolutely every receptacle in which
commodities were sold. He said lne
state of New York was getting three
bushcl barrel Of apples simply because
they had u law protecting them lie
maintained that Wheeling could get the
same sized barrel If the ordinance was
passed.
Council approved the action OF City
Manager Charles o. Ephlin in tho pay
ment Of $4,000 to DR.. J. Plumer Cole
which sum was awarded him in Circuit
Court because Of injuries received while
walking on 4 pair Of wooden steps on
Twelfth street which had become unsafe.
approval or council was also given TO
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-12-03

the action Of the city manager in the
payment on the fire apparatus of the
city. This was half the amount due "rr
the fire equipment. Manager Ephlin
pointed out that by paying the money
now instead Of waiting until Feb. /.
when it was due, the city would be saved
the sum Of $3.50.
Upon motion of Councilman Camden
S. fancy a resolution was adopted au-
thorizing the printing Of 1000 copies OF
the Greater Wheeling charter Council
man fancy pointed out that since the
election many residents of IA" territory
TO be annexed had inquired for tho char
ter as they would like Ia make them
selves acquainted with the working OF
the new government under which they
would Corhc on Jan. /.
\ report OF the canvaSsinG board Of
the Grcatrr Wheeling election results
was read and approved rs well aS IN"
form OF bonds To be issued To cover tn"
million dollar issue recently authorized
by voters Of this city.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-12-03
LOCAL OFFICIALS
ARE COMPLIMENTED
County and city Officials Are Congratu-
lated For Effort In Preventing
Trouble.

Sheriff Howard Hastings. Prosecutor
David \. Mckee. and Chief Of Police
Fred Frazier and the members or thc!r
departments arc to be conGratulat"d for
their effort in preventing trouble
. throughout tho city and county during
the strike of the steel workers.
Early yesterday morning los
and notice officers were ON duty N the
various mills and ais" :. the boundary
line between Ohio and Marshall c"un.
tics. There WAS no trouble experienced
1t any part of tn" city and the oEiclalS
ar, CHmpl mNnting the men FOR IN" way
that they are conducting themselves,
. AcCordint, to the officials no trouble Is
expected in the city.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-12-03
DEFENDANT wins
Abraham Abcd Loses Suit For Money
Lost While Swimming at Park.

A verdict in favor If the defendant IN
n suit styled Abraham Ab"d ~. John n
Moore. was returned 10y a jury Tuesday
in Circuit Court. Moor" was mad" Hc'
PENDANT by virtue OF being tho manager
of the Wheeling Park swimming pool. M
which .lh"d went for dip nearly two
years ago. While taking the plunge
Abcd alleged h" lost money and ralua'
blcS left in his clothes and securely lock
cd IN n locker.
Failure to recover the money and
valurblcS led to suit before Il justice
of the peace. TIL" case was appealed
to the circuit Court. After celebrating
upon the case for Nv" h"urS Monday In'
Jurors were dismissed and il was ncc"%'
sary To spend two hours NOR" yesterday
before 4 drcisiun could be reached.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-12-03
DOROTHY PHILLIPS in
THE RIGHT OF HAPPINESS

10 YOU remember woncCrful Dorothy
PhllllI. in The Heart If flumaniiy'
IT," production that swept over America
like a wild fire? Remember how 1t i'm
pressed you. thrilled YOU. made you
think Then prepare To- view another
even greater picture bigger than any
picture you've seen this ycar-"Thc
right to happiness" the greatest love
story ever told in which you will see
TIA. ,.r"Ht Miss Phillips IN an amazing
at . role. one you'll never forget lf
You ace 10 other production this year
So, this one H.; amazing. wInd"rfuL
h"au,irul. inspiring. Nothing ever
timed iIk" IL, TIL" Right of Happi-
u..ss' Is; new showing ii the Rex the
niru all this week.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-12-03

To TRAIN WEN
WILL DO EVERYTHING WITHIN
THEIR POWER TO AID IN THE
EDUCATION OF THE YOUNG
MEN.
Harold A. Logan, Well known Educator
and Former Newspaper Man, Is
Visiting IL City.

Harold 4 Logan. former police report
cr ON TN. Sew York Herald and later
connected with the, Cincinnati Enquirer.
and other h,r CITY newspapers and pub
lici,iiuus. is a visitor IN the city and IL
REGISTERED al III" Mcclure hotel AT IN"
present time h. Is associated wit" IN"
Associated r'"un!rI"S Of Cincinnati oHi"'
and ~ h'r" in the interest OF the c""-
eating OF tn" young men OF the h"''"''
. Til" Associated F"ulidr!"% mas I"rnl'u oil
organization with IL capital of $io.OOo-
600. Ii j. the object of the ASSOCIATION
10 educate tho young men Of the country
in the metal trades and place thc'" IN
iu"railv" Positions I" the advantage 81
bhlh. ! MT th'I' bit N'''"'' " 'f''0