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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-11-29
Wnr~nod Rrtafh

Miss Pauline Ewing, teacher at the
| High school. is spending the weekend
NormIn Murray Of Center Warwood.
left yesterday morning for Columbus,
Cmiu. un Il business trip.
Work is progressing rapidly on the
repairing Of Warwood avenue in the
south end OF town. The work is being
done by Martin Gosset. local contractor.
who expects TO have the work completed
before the weather gets too oad for
work
Miss Mary Clark. Of PITTSBURGH. spent
thanksgiving at the home or Mr. and
Mrs J. Rodgers Of North Warwood:
Edward Jackson. Of U9.ontown. Pa:
| Is spending several days visiting
friends in South Warwood.
Edward Jackson. of Uniontown. Pa.
| Is spending several days visiting friends
in South Warwood.
Town Sergeant Harry Gardcn. woo is
collecting the town taxes. states that
today will be the last day for the dis
A meeting Of the Lutheran church
choir was held last evening roi, FLOWING
were taken up and discussed.
Boy Scouts Troop No. Is. OF the
Methodist church. met last evening at
which time several matters were taken
Mrs. Adoiph Pape, Of Center War
wood. who was removed TO the North
Wheeling hospital several days ago o.,
account OF serious illness. was reported
| somewhat better last evening.
The two children Of Mr. and Mrs
| Marsh, OF Twenty-first street, were re-
ported somewhat better last evening
after being seriously i'll with the scar
Miss Helen Eastwood is seriously III
NJ her homo on Eighth street.
Prof. Fred Heller OF Bethany, VIII
conduct the services at the CHRISTIAN
church, Sunday, both morning and eve
ming. CT,
tenth street, were reported somewhat
better last evening after having mild
attack Of scarlet fever.
Tho Junior Warwood Sewing Club
moi Inst evening at the home of Miss
Mary Long. The evening was spent In
| fancywork.
Miss Edna Heizler. Of South War
wood. Is spending several days visiting
! friends in FNirmont
Miss Montgomery. teacher at high
school. Is spending the weekend with
her parents Ia West Liberty.
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NO REPORT YET
Aetna Standard fIn Men Adjourn
without Rct&or tT;c:l yavcstig:.t-
ors Do Not Get Back.

4 meeting Of employees Of the Aetna
Standard works. of the American Sheet
aud TIN Il.Ic company 1t Martins Fer
~ last night was adjourned without
any In: iucr:; beng transacted.
Fire.! Henry and Norman Young.
members IF tn committee sent to in
v,,%tiyatr strike conditions in other
cites failed /" get back to make their
report last night. They are expected
lone today. however AMI in case they
return today. n Sn"cial meeting of the
Aetna standard employees will be called
for this cNl MI:4E.
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Y.W.C. A. NOTES

The second term millinery class viii
open in the Y. ". C. A. Monday night
al 7:3O. 1t has been necessary to m
troducc another term, owing to the
success which attended the first one.
Tho instructor Of the class Is MISS
Christine OHertinger Of Miss Gardens
millinery store. The new course Will
be opened Monday.
vitnd TO hear Miss Fling the Chinese
secretary. who will lecture at tho T.
w. c. A, on Sunday at 1880.
Cotton advuneing-BuyA wntnfe nov.
Wheeling Tent 8 Awning Co., Tel c8S'
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tina, of Norton avenue. md Mrs. Edna
StillwCll, uf LAFAYETTE a'rau'. spent
yesterday in Wheeling.
Mr. and Mrs. HaIuu Miller ar" visit
ing Miss Walter Walters. "t Canton. ..
Miss Grar" lIirk. IL $p"n3'n: the
Weekend with friends III Columbus. q.
Mrs K. :. Mcconnell AMI daughters.
spent THANKSGIVING with friends NJ
Echo Point.
Miss $yhil Workman. who Is n teacher
in the Rcavcrwuod city schools. ~
spending the THANKSGIVING holiday vii n
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. II. Il. Work.
man. at their rarsonaG" home on Firsi
street.
Miss Olive Dennis spent Thank*giv wing
At her home in Sirdis, q.
Mr.. Frank Peters. student Mt Ohio
Statc University. is spending the week
end with his parents on Second street
WV, o.,,y>r~g c,1,,NspC
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wedding OF much interest to the
many fricndl Of the bride in this city
occurred Thursday morning at CGloGk
Church. when Miss BESSIE Mabel Kcyser
ana Mr. Joseph peVore of Columbus. ..
were united in marriage by Rev. {. H.
slater.
Miss Keyscr is the charming daugh:.
icr Of Mr. and Mrs. w. S. keyscr. or
rifth street. and Mt D"Norc is very
prominent in Columbus. o.. holding a
responsible position with tho Ford COM
pany in that city.
Following the ceremony Mr.. and Mrs.
pcVore left for Columbus. where they
Will make their future home.
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WARWOOD
~
COUNCIL
8, PLANS BOND SALE
sa- AAhAS WIZ

The regular monthly meeting Of city
council was held last evening at the
HJSh school building. Mayor c. II.
IJnSFlcr called the meeting TO order. with
an councilmen present. Reports from
tbsa street. alley and light comnittee
ststed that work on repairing OF the
stlS streets was progressing as rapidly
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YOunP-RuRh.

Mics Lima Rush. daughter Of G. ".
Rush. of Sixth street. and Mr.. Roy
Young. son Of Mr.. and Mrs. l. NJ.
Young. &C T. chth street. were quietly
married by Iicv. :. NJ: Criswcll. At the
parsonage Of the Baptist church Thurs
lav evening at $50 o'clock
The bride is a very popular young
lady in this city AMI for q number OF
years has been employed nj the Sui.
';ran Bros. store. Mr.. Young is m
"nnlnyc Of the FoStorin Glass company.
They will make their home in this city.
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Entertained With Surprise.

The mrMDelS OF MISS Burnlce I.eon-
arts Sunday school class OF the Method
Ist church gave surprise party Thurs
day evening at Miss LcOnharts home
On Eighteenth street MISS Leonhart
Athens COlleSe TO spend the holidays
and she WAS very much surprised by her
friends The evening was spent IN
games and music and at late hour a
very delicious luncheon was served.
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BOYS Causing Trouhle.

Town Sergeant Harry Garden stated
las, evening that lie has been receiving
numerous Complaints from citizens Of
North Warwood III regards TO the way
in which the boys are acting. Many
of the boys have bcel building bon
fires on vacant lots III Lhe North End Of
town and leave without putting them
cut. This is liable 10 cause u big fire.
Mr.. Garden said that he is taking means
10 stop such destruction.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-11-29

Mre. Norris. Of Center street and Adnr
avenue Nns returned home from a visit
"a her sister. Mrs. Cunningham. q Sar-
dis. q.
!. \. Forster Is visiting his son at
C,.'u"lhmr q
G"orr" Enhh and family Of Wheel
Ing. spent Thanksgiving with friends
~ N0undsvill"
Miss Trrna Watson. Of Cameron. Is the
"r!r@t e Nre. Lawrence McCrackcn. on
seventh street
Mrs. George Rurp and daughter Mar
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Marriage Announced

The marriage Of Miss Ruth Reid.
daughter Of Mr. and Mrs. W. w. Reid.
Miller. district representative Of the
wholesale Department Of the Capitol Car
company. Of Wheeling. has been AMI
nounCcd. They were married August
20. 1919. at CriChvillc. .. Mr. and
Mrs. Miller are visiting friends al Can
ton, O.
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Funeral This Morning.

Funeral services will be held this
morning over the remains OF Frank
Tallcrcnc. who died on Thursday morn
ing at the North Wheeling hospital
Frank Tallcrcnc was we'll known around
Beech Bottom. His Death was due TO q
serious accident On Wednesday evening
at the mine
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-11-29
American Legion Meets.

Moundsvll" Post No. ;. American
Legion. Will meet III the Central school
auditorium next Monday night.
\ number Of Cimmlit"cS arc 10 re-
pert and much other important bust
ness pertaining 10 The organization will
come up for consideration and all MEM
hers are urged to attend. Tho meeting
viii be called to order promptly at
S:l5
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Theatre Party.

Complimentary 10 Misses Ruth and
Vera Mckinley. Of GAINESVILLE. Mrs. T.
l.. Mckinley entertained with theatre
party ON Thursday afternoon. The party
Enjoyed The performance at the Court
theatre. after which they were served
luncheon at HOgcDavis' tea room.
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MISS Ting Will Speak,

Miss Inns !. ". =. \. secretary at
Pcking. China, with her interpreter
Mis- Iuyne. Will sr"ak before a parl"r
meeting nj the home Of Mrs. Mary and
Norma Scott this afternoon ut 3 O'Clock.
'rh- officers If all the societies OF the
City as we'll as those Interested in
Chinese conditions. are urged to at
tend.
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Traffic hctw, en- MuundSville and
Wheeling is again normal. There w"I(
many slides in the narrows and many
tons Of rocks I'D mud arc stin on the
road and ii will be ccv"rll days before
any traffic may be resumed
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which was to be held this eevning. has
been postponed until u later date. y
meeting Of the committee in charge or
tho social given recently will be held
next Tuesday evening ut which time a
complete report of the affair will be
turned in.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-11-29

Members OF the Warwood knitting
club held a we'll attended meeting last
evening at the home OF Mrs. Frank
!taSs. in Center Warwood. Several i'm
portant matters were considered as this
Will be the last meeting until after the
holidays as all members will be cN-
lremely busy during the coming month.
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Traffic Held Up.

Trafflcs on tie West Tenn Traction
cars running through town was held up
fer half an hour yesterday morning,
wires in North Wheeling. The cars
were running late until last evening
due LO THIS trouble.
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Rirthdav Party.

Mr. and Mrs. Walter Brunhaus VIII
entertain the young friends Of their
daughter Catherine, with birthday
marty this evening at their home on
Seventh street. The evening VIII be
spcn; in playing games and music and
at "A scasonabIe hour refreshments will
be served
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-11-29
T.a1farf AID


The ladies ~ the First Division OF the
Ladies' Aid Society of the First NJ. T..
church. are requested TO turn in Nil the
work for the bazaar not later than
tuesday, December >. to Mrs. +. Beer,
1910 Johnson avenue.
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Recital,

\ recital VIII +" given by Miss Anna
Riggs. cloCutionist. with music by the
orchestra ard Mems Glrc Club, in the
Calvary VI. r. church Tuesday evening.
Dc""uhor . Mt $50.
Tickets con he purchased from any
member "f tho Francis F.. Willard Class
undo whose auspices tho recital Is
given. or NJ the door Of the church
Tuesday evening.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-11-29
Soccer Game Cancelled.

The Soccer game which wn\ TO have
been played between Mound: Vile and
SalincSVIllc, on the local field this after
noon. has been postponed owing to the
nigh school game. The Soccer game will
Doe scheduled for n later date.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-11-29

The Young Mems lHbl" Glass OF the
First NJ T.. churCh. held 4 meeting In
their class room Yesterday evening and
acted.
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as possible under present coma ions
Othrr routine matters were d'S':Ssed
MATTERS PERTAINING; 10 IN" S|ll,rt or
tho h,rds was brought up and $cusS.
cd f,. S,N,ral minutes after wh''h II
,v,s ,Ic,,,l-L ru holding I. Sn"Cl"t mI ct
my for Tuesday evening. At this time
rhr bonds Will be - Ter sale. FOLLOW
ing this council adjourned.
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Is the charming daugh-
Mnuas Rcadnnarters.

: Frederick mex has moved into the
building on Twelfth street recently va
; rat"d by Spears X Spears, and Is now
, ready for general hauling.
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StNl1sr-T,ilu

Mr.. Matthew Stellar and Miss Mary
Isabella Lily were quietly married
Wednesday afternoon ut the parsonage
Of Cavalry church by Rev. Workman.
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The twu-day rain caused the river TO
reach it, crest N thirty feet yesterday,
The baCkw1t"r Was over the lowlands
about the city.
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DON'T PAIL TO READ

"rsencotions Of Grass Widow" tho
latest action Eer1al stories by Miss Jane
Dixon. to appear Monday, wednesday
and Saturday In The Wheeling 1ntellt-
vcncer. Order your subscription today.
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Radiator Covers save your walls
wheeling Tent q Awning Co. Tel 663.
neVoreKeyBer.

One man was regularly discharged
from the pCnilcntiary yesterday. having
.crvcd his complete sentence.
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Mr. and Mrs. Dillon entertained NUM-
her of ,h"ir friends last evening n th'!r
hom, in North Warw"od with a f3rewci'
party for Mr.. and Mrs. Sam pIiI"n. wh"
will leave in the next c"unl" al weeks
for TrXas Mr.. Dillon has SON" proper
~ which he will take charge or on MS
arrival.
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Postponed Meeting.
TIL regular meeting of the w. W. club,
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THE Right
To Happiness"

The most colossal and amazing entertainment ever
offered to the public immense size that the mind
cannot visualize nor words describe 1.-THE eye alone
oraso the bore3s Of this SupeDe Luxe production The
bioocst picture THE Right to Happ
ness" is the Humankind pleading throughout the
aces for the privilege Of finding soul content.
s reveatior-an overwhelming drama Of fe's greatest
str,taole revealed if by lightning flash See it and you
will be thrilled upftsd started the road to the realiza
ton Of all those hopes for which you live and which you
have right to secure
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the oir who had gave nothng-and the girl VINO mao
nothing but love and life and gave all! IN ths
nure love drama she'll spell about YOU she'll tug
=. ~ h.,r4strinos she'll make you think; she'll make
VIM c,x aloud "yyho has the right to happiness"
10 vital reasons why you and your family should sec
this wonderful play You'll ey-you1l sme-50u'' Snou'
you'll yeI-you'I wonder -you'' Stare -'0""
thrilled as you've never been in your life
Th. Rlqht to Happiness"-the greatest love story
ever told In which you will the great Miss Phillips IN
an amazing dual role one you'll never forget you sec
no other production this year-see this one II 1a|s
,r-h.autlfu-insprina Nothing filmed
like It COME.
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he served
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iSid5@}; g: I IzS, j y
&c UY Raftfl Cameron 50
The Bugaboo of the Middle Glass

rav. the poor man doesn't need 10. there
is plenty If free treatment for MN oui
the middle class man the professional
man, tho clerical worker. the bnokKccPcr;
the clerk whose wage has not leapcu
with tho lraping cost of living must pay
tho price ,i,,.
And when one secs people struggling
months aft forwards to pay some Su'H
hill when one secs men plodulnC along
more than half sick and yet unwllllng 10
60 10 a doctor because they don sec
where the extra money Is coming from
when ono secs the anxious mother "a u
sick child forced Ia hold nor cruel INN
inty IN leash because Sh" cannot aHord
10 call in the doctor until absolutely I'M
perativc. ono feels AS If there must DC
some way Ia mako the cost or hcalth
less diSpropOrtionatC
To Be Sure Many Doctors Are "onneF-
fully Kind. 49,,
True. know there are many sp!cnulu
doctors who base their bills on what
The patient can afford To pay. rather
than on the size of tho service rendered.
And know III no other profession Is nc
work done for charity so great. slIli
the prcdiCamcnt exists TOT many anu
one wishes there were some way OUT.
\ DISTINGUISHED doctor did indeed IN
health insurance similar to that prac-
tisrd in the big state universities Wnere
each man pays a yearly due and nos
pital ward and doctors paid by the year
are maintained for the service OF inc
student. Perhaps this is only another
of the schemes that do not work out so
we'll in actullity as they sound on paper
but one wishes one could see II tried IN
some community.
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.BORAH IN APPEAL
FOR REJECTION OF
LEAGUE OF nations

WASHINGTON. May 25.-A plea that
the Republican party accept the Ques-
ton Of n peace League as a party issue
and oppose as unit the league coVen-
ant was reiterated by Senator Borah.
Republican. Of Idaho. in a lett"- he
made public here tonight. The COM
munication addressed to d. F. Dunno.
Wichita. Kansas commencing the Scdg-
wick Republican club for resolutions de-
nouncing the league covenant. was SIM
liar in content to the letter recently sent
by tho Idaho senator TO the Boston
Transcript.
NO political party can live" senator
Borah wrote. which refuses to take
position upon the great problems OF
national existence And the Republican
party which was organized 10 destroy
human slavery and preserve III" union
is the party above all which should be
vigilant 10 protect the untramm"led m
dependence and the unChallengrd SOW
kr.ignty Of this nation.
II it fails to so som"
other political party will take up the
task"
The Idaho senator declared the Demo
Gratis already had taken d party stand in
favor of the league.
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name for himself in Charleston as
member Of the House Of Delegates from
Ohio county and fathered many good
measures which rcdoundcd to his credit
and he will be bound 10 cut figure
when the city solicitor appointment IS
made.
Other candidates being brought tor-
ward by their friends are s. O. Boyce'
former city solicitor. and Carl ":
Schmidt, the well known young attorney
and soldier recently returned from
France, where he was in the service.
For judge of police court Capt. Jvhr'
s. Ritz is an avowed candidate. and II
il not known whether the present dealer
in municipal justice will be out for re-
appointment. It seems to be generally
understood that the new council "'it
make a clean slate in the new appoint
ment sand only retain such Officials OF
the outgoing administration as are alb
solutcly necessary. such as a skeleton Z
cd police force Of experienced men who
are thoroughly acquainted with condi-
tions in the city.
The sentiment Of the voters at the
election seemed 70 be a general Kidding
out Of the city hall and beginning all
over Again with a brand new city ad-
ministration..
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I'VE had TO take part OF our savings
out Of the bank" said n young married
friend TO me recently. "Wh"n ! went 10
the hospital for that operation. and We
are still paying the doctor every month.
The operation and the hospital bill and
the ,Xtras cost over five hundred dol
lars.--thc operation alone was three hun
drcd go
II was then six months after her i'll
ness.
Between the Upper and Neither milestone
couldn't you find someone VINO would
do II more reasonably. knowing your cir
cumstanccs?" l asked. Her husband ls
among The clerical workers who arc ~ ar
10 being crushed between the neither
milestone of the high cost Of living and
the upper milestone Of a kind OF work IN
which wages rise slowly. If al all.
Il had To go in hurry, Sh" SAID,
and. Of course. Jim wanted good man
so we took tho man our doctor rec
commended and then asked tho price
aftcrward.,'
1T was hard enough getting along be
fore with everything costing from MY
to a hundred per cent more than II used
TO and Jimmy only earning about twenty
percent more. but that seemed like the
last straw.
I suppose there arc hundreds Of read
crs who will remember some similar last
straw IN their lives when big doctors
bill made il seem as II the Camc!S back
must indeed break and tn" camel lie
down and die.
The Rich Can Afford to Pay, The Poor
Don't Need To.
There is no greater bugaboo in the
world TO the middle class than the doc
tors bill. The rich man can afford TO
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EXCEPTIONAL OPPORTUNITY
HOBSON WILL URGE
RIGID ENFORCEMENT
PROHIBITION LAWS

When Captain Richmond Pearson
Hobson. hero OF the Mcrrtmac and for
mer Alabama congressman. speaks in
Wheeling on the evening of May, 80. he
will urge strict enforcement of local,
wartime and federal constitutional pro-
hGbition. with enactment of supporting
laws and the election OF officials pledged
to maintain and enforce the law.
He also. II is announced by Anti
Saloon League men, Will preach the new
doctrine of world prohibition.
With Captain Hobson will be several
men who represent temperance organic
atoms in other countries. who are in the
United States to attend "A worldwide pro-
hIbItlOn conference. I" b" held in WASH
lngton in connection with the Anti
Saloon League convention June As. The
delegates who are with him are among
100 delegates representing so nations.
They are: George Is. Wilson. London.
secretary CT the United Kingdom Al
lance; Robert t. S. Hammond president
Of the Australian Temperance Alliance,
and Major George Harrison. Y. NJ. c. a.
commissioner. Ncw Zealand. NJ. Wander
yclde. head of the Belgian governments
commission to study alcoholism, also is
expected.
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knights of St. George
Meet at Harrisburg

HAREE"HTRG. Pa. May o5.-Ths
seventh annual dire I crate meeting OF
the g.. r. =. knights OF st. George
opened here this r'"rninG with over 2"0
delegates pres; ;Yom Pennsylvania.
West Virginia. Ohio, New jersey and
Maryland.
Appointments Of committees and reg
istration OF delegates occupied mos: Of
tho opening days session. Sessions Will
be held tomorrow and Tuesday.
At the morning session the conven-
ton was addressed by Right Rev. Philip
r. McDcvitt. the bishop Of Harrisburg.
The rcpotr OF the supreme president.
Joseph H. Rciman Of Pittsburgh. I.le'
scented in the afternoon. showed over
1000 members Of the order as having
been in the army or navy. with 90 per
cent of these paying the supreme sAc-
rifce. Over 5000 900 Of the funds OF the
order have been invested in Liberty
bonds.
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'n;cI p'omierS BOOed
al New I'Urk Meeting

NEW YORK. May 25--Th' names Of
President Wilson and Premicrs Lloyd
George of Great Britain and Clcn"nccau
of France, were "booed" at a Justice
for Russia" mass meeting held under
the auspices of the Peoples Council of
America in Madison Square Garden to-
night. Cries of "s'hame" and shouts of
murder" interrupted speakers discuss
ing criticism of the Russian revolution
and the present Soviet government. and
in the crowd OF approximately 5000 per-
sons "booing' was general.
Frederick c. Howe. United States COM
missioner of immigration at this port
presided.
"Booing~ Of President wilson's name
came when Dr. Magnes said:
prince Leopold and COlchak. Lloyd
George ard Clemenccau. Orlando and
Wilson-whatCver be their namcs-th"y
are all of one mould. children Of dying
generation. mon who did their best in ac-
cordancc with the old way. hut who
were lacking in faith that tho new
world actually would come.