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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-15
Mrs. De Bolt Speaks.

Mrs. George DC Bolt spoke TO the
members OF the Current Events depart
ment of the Women's club YESTERDAY
afternoon in the pstrlors of the Hotel
Windsor. The weather conditions were
very unfavorable; in spite Of this there
was a splendid attendance and an inter-
esting meeting. Mrs. De Bolt spoke very
.nlertainingly of the months happen
jnes. telling OF the wonderful events
that arc being done by the people all
over the world. Mrs. Dc Bolts talks are
always enjoyed by the department. and
in these exciting times are especially
lrIIl Of interest. Mrs. Dc Bolt will DC
heard next month al the regular meet
Ing.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-15
DON'T LET THAT
COUGH Rl'MH! RIOT
Stop it with DR.. Bells Pine-Tar-
Honey

The tens Of thousands who use thlS
medicine regularly To relieve colds
coughs. grippe and bronchitis. testify TO
It's prompt aud effective action.
Use j, properly-givc its helpful IN
gradients Il chance to prove their ratue.
Follow the first relieving dose with oth-
crs occasionally until the cold or cough
leaves you und you again fec! AT.
An economical bottle. kept handy
means coid-frcedom and thrift 3oc. SOC
and Sl.:0.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-15
400 90 on STRIKE

Special Dispatch to Tho Intelligencer.
MAETISSBCRG, w. Va. Feb. H.
Nearly zoo men employed as car &c.
paircrs. machnists and boiler makers
at Cumbo. near here. went out on strike.
today, the result. Of Joseph WaSely.S
treasurer Of the Brotherhood OF Car.
men. being relieved from duty because;
he refused 10 Let several cars that no,
claimed were not III good condition,
leave the Cumbo yards. Officials Of tho,
Cumberland Valley railroad tonight;
conferred with the strikers. and . set.,
Element Of the controversy Is expected
to be reached tomorrow. ~:
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-15

Among the really important valentino
dauccs held last evening was the splcn-
didIy attended Scottish Rite Guard Ball
which WIS held in their cathedral with
the Ba chmann's orchestra in charge or
the musical program. Decorations,
pretty and gracefully arranged were in
evidcncn and wero suggestive OF the
valentine season. 4 cafeteria luncheon
was also an attractive feature of the
evening.
More than two hundred couples were
on tho floor with the downstairs ar
ranged for card playing where n jolly
crowd played during the evening. The
committee in charge included:
MesSrs.
4. u. Peake Fred F. Cowl
W L. FelsinE Geo F. Thrall
VIM q. Bycott Roy E Roller
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-15
s1,ruyoRs SENT BACK.

SAN JUAN. Port" Rico. Feb. l.
Eleven survivors OF the American
steamer FlIrt. which was destroyed oy
firc January 30 while. on voyage from
S,vport News for Porto Rico. were sc"t
back 70 Newport News today on :hc
transport City of Savannah. which pick
cd tho men up after they had been at
sen six DAYS in 2 small boat.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-15
Bar1ow-Schanner.

An Interesting wedding was solemn
izcd yesterday morning ut North Street
Methodist Episcopal church when Miss
Hazel May BARLOW became the wife Of
MIR Walter J. Schaffn"r. Rev. G. T..
Rrmrick performed the ceremony in the
presence nf only - few relatives and
friends. There were no immediate at
tcndants
Tho bride wore i n"W spring suit of
taup". with acC"ss"ri": If III" same
shadc. while rs her curS;I;;" .hr wore
sweetheart rmS"s. ON account Of the
death 90 the brides father. tho couple
vii enjoy no wedding journey. as was
originally planned. hut will immediate
Is TAX" up their r'sid3ncr on Market
Ct rrci. TN" homo re tho bride
Both ynurS p""pl" mr." W"ii krnap IN
fin" riry tho bird" being The daughter
of Mrs. Benjamin :. Barlow. "f Market
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-15
AiNAr EelaHramH.

DAVIS ISLAND DAM feet falling;
cloudy.
MORGANrOwN--7.6 fect, rising;
raining.
pARKEPSBURG-5.s feet. stationary;
clear.
STECBENTlLLE-5 feet. stationary;
raining.
or, CITY-I.1 feet. rising: cloudy.
WAJiEsF.N-l.. Feet rising; cloudy.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-15
SAILED Fo1 TIE q. s.

SAN JUAN. Porto Rico. Feb. lf.-pr
Arthur Wager, governor Of Porto Rico.
sailed today for the United States. hop.
ing 10 see President Wilson on his re-
turn from Paris and to be able tourgc
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street. and is very prominent in musical
circles in the city. Thu. groom is con-
u"ctrd with thu Earl Barlow establish
mont in this city. Announcements u:
III" affair We're mailed yesterday.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-15
DiHcrHa.

Prof. Oatman's dances every Tuesday.
Thursday and Friday nights, Market
Auditorium. Premier orchestra Dane
ing at the Elks Auditorium every Satur-
day evening. ja-d1-tr
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rungcd over tho studio. The programs
were also suggestive uf the seuson, anu
an added attraction was the buffet lun-
chrun at 10:3U. Almost nifty couples
were in attendance.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-15
Informal Tea.

Mrs. ". g Fulton entertained her in
tlmatc friends AT tea yesterday after
noon 1T her home, The Knoll" in Echo
Point. 1nformaliiy WAS tho chief key
note Of the affair ami bridge was en-
j"y"d during 1his afternoon. Tea was
dispensed at ) o'clock.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-15

II you want TO make Jour dissrcssed
babies cosy and comfortable. give
Foley's Honey and Tar.
It is Just what they ought to have for
feyerish colda. coughs, ''snufles. and
wheezy breathing. It s.opo Group, too.
Foley's Honey aad Tar tastes good
and the little ones like it 1t contains
no morphine, chioeoform or other drug
that you wouldn't like to give to young
ehildren Do not accept substitute.
Ny baby ~ ,s stricken with a severe coa1h and
eo.d a, one month old. suvr him ten 10 fifteen
droc, of Fc.ey's Honey and Tao every -earcr:
ho1r. ana j, ..-ely did hep s.7. lie asAas
been DICK g. since.
SOLD EYE1YW"1N
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-15

Another attractive dance has been ar
ranged by the Ladies' Carroll Social club
for Wednesday evening. invitations
will be mailed for the affair today. and
plans arc being made TO make 1t enjoy
able. Bentficlds orchestra will furnish
the music and a luncheon will be served.
In the afternoon preceding the dance
cards will be enjoyed by the older MEM
hers Of tho club. with Mrs. George
Hughes in charge Of all arrangements.
In charge of-the dance will be Mrs. Earl
Eencman and Miss Lulu O'Nally.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-15
Kahn Club Euchre.

Til" Kahn club will Civ" II Progressive
rurhr" Tuesday """nlnG in it's club
rooms "n lh"- corner at Thirty-SiXth
and Woods streets. Everything has
h"rn arranged for an "nj"yabl" time.
Handsome gifts will (" /" the winners
Of the highest Tumbcr Of games and the
person holding The lucky door check
will also hr given Il war savings stamp.
\ largo invita- ion list is being pre-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-15
Valentine Dance.

The dance given last evening by the
clerical force Of the National Tube COM
DAM was one OF the most enjoyable
Valentine dances held in the city. The
Premier orchestra played a popular pro-
gram. and decorations consisting Of tiny
hearts and cupIds we're artistlcaliy ar
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-15
III. WARWooD ri

See page L? for Red Star Grocef9t|
lIa3 Wsrwood 3vcRue. :a2;I
Sec page IL for Red Star Grocery;
40 Nchland avenue. fSg:
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upon the president desired participation.
OF Porto Rico In the army reorEantxe
ton and also to inform President W.
son regarding harbor Developments nees
essary for San Juan to meet new sMRs
ping needs in the Caribbean seA f;39
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-15
Sodality Party.

Miss Marie Lane is chairman OF the
affair which will be given by the b. V.
II. Sndality in the basement OF the ca
thedral next Thursday evening. At
tracIivr urizes will b. awarded the win
ncrS of cards and domino games and n
luncheon will BE- served. The affair
will he L very informal ono and only the
sndality members will Participate.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-15
Maccabees Dance.

The Maccabee dance given last even
Ing in the A. o. L. W. hall was greatly
enjoyed with an attendance numbering
close to n hundred couples. Valentine
decorations wcra sccn TO advantage over
the Han and tho Fort Henry orchestra
rendered n pleasing program Of the
latest dance hits An unusual feature OF
the evening Was the buffet luncheon
served during the whole Of the evening.
The dance while YER '-fornal, was
one Of the big SUCCESSES Of the organi-
zation this winter and 1t is expected that
there win be many more Of tho affairs
during the early spring. On the COM
mittee last evening were:
MesdameS
Andrew Smith VIM. Denny
VIM Shamrock VIM. Bremen
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-15

Margaret Mathcrs. Angela Kennedy.
Betty Phalen, Mary Elizabeth
Prncinc Figo. Smith.
Madelyn Roman. Annie Laurie Mar
Marian Hawkins. tin,
Catherine Gundling, Zetta Smith
Sylvia Arnold, Virginia Williams,
Betty Henry, Mildred wallace.
Margaret McGuigan, Dorothy Walters.
Helen Schlag, Elizabeth Sullivan,
Edna StautL Matilda Hagan.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-15
valentine Dance.

Fu1SUII00 Dance.
one OF tho most enjoyable dances OF
the season was given by the Office en-
ployes of the National Tube company
Friday evening al Settlers The hall
was artistically decorated for the occa-
sion, and made q most beautiful appear
ance- Beckers orchestra furnished the
latest dance hits. During the evening a
buffet luncheon was served.
The committee in charge Of this af-
fair is 70 be congratulated for the sue
cess Of the dance. The; committee in
cluded Measrs. Henry Z. HacketL Au-
gust l.. Dailer aud Ray !, Gerry. Those
present were:
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-15
Valentine Party.

The Valentine party held last evening
at Mount dc Chantal. by the young
ladies Of the Third Senior class. was as
usual very delightful and highly enjoy
cd. 1T is an annual party. always given
by this class honorinG the other classes
and is eagerly anticipated from the time
that the girls return from Christmas va
cation until the happy day.
This party was especially pretty. the
recreation room on tho first floor being
beautifully DECORATED Ivy tho ingenius
heads: AMI hands with hearts, cupids and
all tho Other beauties that come at this
season. Tho program which had been
made hy the arr students were d"cnra-
ed with hearts and w"r" cat in half 10
hr matched Tor partners before tho
dance began. There were twenty dances,
with four cncorcs and delightful music
was played by the Mount orchestra Tho
luncheon served carried out all the sea-
sons affects and was served at small
tables on which were tiny candle hold
crs and place cards.
There were class contests for which
small favors were given and in addition
To the dancing program Of music several
vocal and piano numbers were given by
tho talent OF the school. The members
OF the class who were the hostesses for
the occasion were:
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-15
Missionary Society.

The Young Woman s Missionary Soci-
ETY. Of the First United Presbyterian
church entertained the members Of the
congregation last evening In the parlors
Of the church. Clever valentine deco
rat1ons were arranged over the rooms
and tiny cupids were given each guest
as favor. There were also place cards
OF hearts
Many delightful contests were enjoyed
and musical program on. which Bessie
Do~ter and Mr.. William Leach were.
gave pleasing vocal selections. WIS an
other diversion Of the evening. Miss
Jessie Wolfe was their accompanist
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"ohtfcn naEAcCAD6eg Have Party.
Attended by nearly every member Of
The largo organization and hundreds of
their friends, a most delightful. cniov-
able and interesting valentine party was
given last night in the Odd Fellows
hall by Liberty Review. No. IS Of the
WoHanis Benefi. Association of the
Maccabeea.
The affair consisted Of a musical
program in which some of Whceling.s
most gifted artists participated. inter
spersed with readings and rccitations.
Following general social hour In which
various old time valentine diversions
were enjoyed. delicious luncheon. was
served Tho pleasant affair was ar
ranged ny special COMMITTEES. with
Mrs. Mary Leith as chairman
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-30
STATES GIVE HEARTY
AID IN WAR ONHC.I,
Governors Committee Sees President and Attorney Gen
era, and Mutually Helpful Assurances Are En-
changed-Far-Prce Organizations Started

sioncr be appointed in each Of the
States and fair price committees in the
different localities OF the States upon
the nominations OF the Governors was
Endorsed.
While the Attorney Geucral cx-
pressed desire to rely unon the AS
sis'ancc OF community efforts in the
direction OF the elimination Of
prohtecr:nS. through loC:, tair-pricc
when such efforts were not torthcom-
ing and results were not satisfactory
his department would handle these
questions directly
The Attorney General WAS assured
ihat every State agency which could
he OF service in this emergency was
niaced at hi" command and he was
at liberty TO call for any informal ton
and assistance he desired from the
State authorities"
Results of the conferences here will
Governor by Miles & Riley. secretary
OF the national conference. along with
certain other recommendations
one OF the most important things
10 he done is TO convince the public
that prices arc not going higher, Mr..
Riley said. President Wilson has
said II was apparent that the cost
OF living had reached the peak. hut in
spite OF the situation we are facing.
merchants everywhere are out with
advertisements about high priCes next
Near and urging the people 10 buy all
sorts OF things now. Most of that is
just rla:n propaganda. Prices won't
NeGed into purchasing things they don;
need or can do without and We are
Soirs to tell them so. Ii Ne can con
vince them. the NictorHs Won"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-30
PROPOSES NAVY OPERATE
COAST AND OCEAN RADIOS
BiIi Submitted Provides No Private
- Interest Shall Conduct Trans
ocean Service.
CONTROL OF LAND STATIONS
Secretary of Commerce l. Ia License
All Other wireless Operations.
Rates To BE Subject to SCCrItary'>
Approval.
IHy Assocla,oa Moss. !

ton Of All coastal ana transoccantc
radio stations by IN" Navy Depart
mcnt. ana rigid control of all COM
morcial Land stations by The l!epart-
ment Of Commerce is proposed in Il
hill submitted 10y the Navy pcpirt-
ment to a subcommittee of tn" senate
Naval Affairs Committee considering
control OF radio communication.
- The government would he alfhuriHed
.At.>l der the bin TO purchase through the
Navy Department all overseas sending
radio stations now in operation o.
under construction within thc United
states or its territorial possessions. TO
No private interest thereafter would
be permitted to erect or operate such
stations. Mi stations thus brought
under naval control would he opened
TO general public business at rates TO
he nNed by the dopavtmcnt subject 10
approval 10y Congress. Win special
N-s ties Tor press dispatches .: the
revenue derived from such business.
- per cent would he retained 10 cover
expenses incident TO the service and
the national treasury
49, All land stations TO be operated by
nriNate interests would he licensed by
the Secretary Of Commerce. these TO
perimenta! and amateur" stations.
License might be withheld by the sccrc-
taTy II. in his opinion. operation Of a
station would interfere with any gov
"rnnort or previously licensed private
station i'm tho vicinity Rates liked
ny commercial stations would ~ sub
!cCt 10 the SecrctdrN'S approval
No station license would be granted
20 a alien or 10 = foreign government
2- 20 ,nE COMPANY OF which more than
. more than c1e.thirG or lis Caui;A!
controlled by aliens
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-30
UNWHOLESOME CONDITIONS
CAUSE BUSINESS REDUCTION
Labor Unrest. HiEh-Price Agitation
and Political Unsetticmcnt Hurt
ful tO frndc.
tBy Universal Scryicr.l

MEM YORK. August .a.-Dun's to-
morrow Will say in part: Neither i'm
volume nor in value is new business.
as distinguished from activity on past
some important lines. Seasonal factors
only partially explain the recession.
Tor II is not primarily the result of
natural but rather OF Artificial and
reflection in the existing political un-
settlement. in the high price agitation
ana In the Widespread unrest OF labor.
Last weeks bare totals OF this ma :
;lon July foreign commerce gave no
Indication Of the origin Of the $34S,-
100000 decline in exports from the
June hEurcS but more detailed returns
TINS week showed that practically 40
per cent OF the reduction was in agri-
cultural products.
Whether or not there is 10 he :,
Widespread wa'kout in the steel in
Iustry is u question that may soon
lie definitely answered. Another week
of doubt about the outcome OF IN,
strike threat has not helped + mess
nut neither has L hurt business much
and trade intcrcstsi seem cor incrJ
that a general tic-up is unlikely
The lull in hide trading. which first
appeared In the carly part of August
has continued unbrokcn. With prices
try stock. buyers have considered wait.
ing the best policy. and their views
even nov are around 10 cents under
present limits.
Hesitation IN textile channels has
not been passing condition but rather
Of progressive character some
Shrinkagc of business is no, unusual
before Labor Day. hut other than sea
Sonal influences chiefly account for tn,
quictncss which has lately devcloned
and many people do not look beyond
the uricc agitation and tho industrial
unrest 10 find the explanation for il
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-30

WASHINGTON. Angus, :e--New inn
pctus MAS given the government
at !. conference here today. which as
Surod the closest CO. operation between
Federal and state authorities
SiN COVERINGS Gardner Missouri:
Campbell. Arizona: 'Sproul rcnnSyl-
vania. and Cooper South Carolina. and
Lieutenan'- Govsrmor MGnowSil. Of
Conference OF Governors. spent several
hours studying the situation with At
tornty- General Palmer. and then called
At the White House TO OFFER frCSidcn,
Wilson the fun machinery OF the States
IN the effort 10 restore a normal price
As Il result there WAS greater optim
ism in the capital tonight over the out :
look than has been evident in many
days. With the tar-rcoching state or.
economy and increased production into
every county and aiding the Federal
authorities in bringing TO justice
hoardCrS and nro'itecrS. officials be-
licvcd excellent results could he oh
tanned in TIE next ninety days. which
would avert the menace Of transror-
tatIcn strikes to obtain higher wages
President ana tho ACCOMPLISHMENTS
the committee of Governors announced
certain facts are clear:
'Onc. That I'll the people ot the
nation and all organizations should
immediately coo..,op,eerate for the PVT
pose OF increasing the production @! the
ncccSSarieS OF life.
Two That economy in cousurr-
tion and care in purcha sing the nee
cssarics Of life are equally important
with production.
three, 'That every agency Of the
Federal and State ScNocDjrcn;s should
cooperate forthwith to p.even; pro
The Attorney General has assured
Us that he WILL pursue under existing
and proposed l@ws all DroiiJecrs
Tine suggestion ot the Attorney
General jhat a tai--Nr,ce commits
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-30
FLARES FOR FLYERS
lime Limit for Aerial Derby Expired
al Midnight With Fhirry-TWo
it,iaror> Finishing.

NiNhnl.A l.. I. August co-Sea-ch.
tights and 'larcS "cre swinging in al!
I,Frsji9a* on .h9oo:seyeli REID tonight
ron'o-Niucole air derby back 10 The
field. When IL became quite late, how
ever ~" officials gave UP hope OF any
NOR" planes getting in Time limit
cNplrcG a. midnight.
Thirty-'wo aviatorS have finished the
round rip, The last Of these being
Lieutenant Daniel l.. C;ish. WHO landed
tus evening. He is credited with
having made the second fastest time
IN me hight although one Official be
NcNcS his zinc may he better than that
OF Lieutenant Maynard. who made the
trip in 49, Is minutes
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-30
100 TANKS NOW HELD
ALONG MEXICAN BORDER
Commander Asserts ta>uaitics in Ar
Sonnc Would Have Bccn Less IL
More Were sed.

WASHINGTON. Angus; 2a-Aale-!-
Ga. ,--cpS on he NtN.vaN co-der have
-Ea tanks While $50 others arr held
s-Scw1-rc - the country. army ora
ar,c officers ;0izy ;u.G q House war
.-r=>tt -a--S committee.
-aGleT-tSs-eta i. Eocksnhack.
Mo v=S chief o.: the American iarA
-a-r. in France $40 ne regarded !.
:4.s win .V- machine guns. anu TWO
s.N- ?ous Gers as me cGGz. @: 4 oa:-
key - -sl6 ar,l.e-t.
@-vss re sal1 nothing could stop Ths
;a1ss dough every ,o0eeiva ole o.
81. was rtact1 iu from: Q: thor, -
RIA .;'Ifrz~s. casualties y TIE AZ
-u. -rt genera said. ae achieved.
"s-l have .ea fewer I more tanks
na .asr available
r- ,rp4sa-5 a-a l:iy Additional
'.rGs are under .a0~t-u-iion for the
ms also was revealed
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-30
EXPECT ALL TRAINMEN BACK
AT THEIR WORK EARLY TODAY
Striking UniIruud Employees VIII lie
Operating Trains AT This
Morning.
II,v Aysocin1rdI.rc

LOS ANGELES. August 2o.--EnEi
ncers on the Southern Pacific. Santa
Fc and Salt Lake lines began return
were that other trainmcn who have
been on strike here would return be-
fore morning, when the time limit for
their return by Dircctor-t;cncral of
Railroads Hines expires
NJ. L. Montgomery. vice president Of
the brotherhood of Locomotive Engi-
ncrrs. who has been In conference with
me men. announced that he expected
the striking members Of all era Is
would be back on tho Job and that
trains would be running at O'Clock
tomorrow morning.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-30
SAYS ANARCHY is TOLERATED
AGAINST COL0REO PEOPLE
National Association sends Telegram
10 Prc>ident Protesting Acain>t
Conditions.

NEW YORK. August ..--In the
name Of 100000 negroes OF the
United states, the National ASsoc.A-
non for the Advancement of Co!orcd
'cop!c respectfully inquiries how !ong
me Fedora! governments. under Your
.admini stra;ion. intends TO tolerate
ny N the United States
ms is tHc opening sentence of 4
|, iegram sent 80 Pres dent Wilson to-
day by Mary Whi,c pvtngton cnuir-
man - the association. The tclc-ram
cites the recent attach on John Il;
.ai!.aGtN n tH!si ~" Texas. ana tho
ic-day. tgc c..hth' case ~ its Kind
.-mcn IN. Mrs, nf ~. Nnar
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-30
REFUSES REPORT TO HOUSE
Secretary Wilson Declines to Give
Fnrts of Hcpnrtmcnt's tc-
iNitics to Mooney.

WASH MOTION. August J2?.--On the
ground that publication Of such in
formation would be Incompatible with
the public interest. Secretary Wilson
today refused to furnish the House IL
report on the present activities Of the
Labor Department in the case Of
Thomas j. Mooney. who is serving "a
life sentence after conviction in con-
ncction with the Preparedness ba V
bomb explosion in San Francisco IN
1916. The report WAS requested in a
resolution offered by Representative,
Blanton. Democrat. Texas