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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-11-10
BOY WITH RIFLE
BLINDS ENGINEER

Special Dispatch to The, IntelliEencef;
Baltimore, Nd. Nov. 9.-A boy VIII
a small rife caused the probable blind:
ness Of Vernon L. Price. An engineer On
the b. & o. who has been orooSnt to
the University hospital here for treat
ment Price was taking train throuEn
Hancock from the west when an un-,
identified child. playing with rine.
shot toward him. the bullet striking the
goggles worn by the engineer. Blis o.
glass flew into his eyes. Price enduiS
excruciating pain, and he had to stop
his train and be taken from the cab OF
his engine and hurried to this city aftes
receiving first treatment at Hancock
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-11-10

El Paso, Tex, Nov. 9.-Mexico Will
not accept recognition from ANY govern
mcnt under conditions that will les
sen the respect due" the Mexican gov
ernment according to an announcement
hv provisional president De Ia Huerta
Of Mexico.
The announcement was received here
by Luis Monies de OCaX. Mexican con-
sui general here He said II had been
sent by the provisional president to the
Mexican representative at Washington
and by him forwarded to FL iaso.
The announcement follows:
"Through tclrgraphic reports from
abroad I am informed that the Amcri-
can and European press have published
runors that some Of the. foreign gov
ernments have established or propose
10 establish certain conditions TO the
resumption Of diplomatic relations with
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-11-10
.PENROSE TAKES
TURN FOR WORSE

philadclnhia. Nov. 9.--Unitcd States
,Snnnior Foles p"nrosc. who has been
i'll for about n year was reported TO-
nirht 10 have taken turn for the
worse. The report. which said the
senator had Il sinking spell last Satur-
recovered. could not be officially con
armed Neither his secretary nor his
physician could DC reached tonight ana
there was no response ut the senator's
Cnn,tor penrosr who was for several
months confined t" his home here. had
-, f.ri rcroIerrd that nc WAS able td
=, r. Atlantic city early last month for
two weeks. He returned on October IS
and was reported t" be muSn ,d, @ ,mpF%Hnu. %''n'n
Inf. tonight that he had suffered a re-
IaTsc 6mtsidc Of an attack or the
gnut. It wa said, his condition was
cumparativCly good.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-11-10
BUILDERS DECLINE
INCREASE IN WAGE

Baltimore, Nov. 9.-Twelve thousa nd
yorkmen, members Of building trades in
Baltimore. have declined to accept an
increase in wages. At meeting Of rep
accept a wage advance from 90 cents -
one dollar an hour was tabled b. 1A.
overwhelming vote. One year ago IT,
union rate for carpenters was fxed At u
cents an hour with the understanding
that on November !. this year. tho IN.
crease would become effective. Tho
agreement was signed by contractorA
builders and representatives Of tho tfadA
The employers made no attempt to -.
Cede from the agreement. Some Of the
men say. that, as prices are falling and
there are indacttions OF steady work ct
the present wage they are satisfied.
PlasterSrs alone Of the building trades
have gone on strike for an advanoA
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-11-10
American Red Cross Captain and Nurses
Reported Killed in Raid by BolsheVh
HUERTA GIVES TERMS UNDER WHICH
MEXICO WOULD ACCEPT RECOGNITION

Mexico and that such conditions are
contained in q special protocol Please
dlsavow such statements In my name,
ds l have previously stated that the
Mexican government will not under
any circumstances resume diplomitac
relations with any country under con-
ditions that will lessen the respect due
our government. It would be unjust
and unacceptable to force upon uS that
which We have already. through our
own conviction, voluntarily undertaken.
Our attitude Of adherence to moral
standards is the only guaranty that our
country can offer for being considered
in, harmony with the other civilized ma
tions. Any step that Is not in strict ac-
cordance with the policy already fol-
lowed by me as expressed in several
public statements which I have made
will be without the approval Of execu|
tive authority under my charge"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-11-10
REFEREES DISAGREE;
DECISION TO O'DOWD

New York. Nov. 9.-Mike O'Dowd,
former middleweigh. boxing champion;
outpointed Jeff Smith in l5-round
match at Madison Square Garden mere
tonight. The judges sagreed and tho
referee awarded the bout to ODovd.
ODowd was the aggressor in pearly
every round and used effectively q pun
ishIng right to the body and lett hook
To the face Smith favored left hooks
and used only an occasional right.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-11-10
WEATHER FORECAST.

western Pennsylvania and West Vir-
ginia-Partly cloudy and much colder
wednesday; Thursday fair and contin-
ued cold.
ohio--Partly cloudy and much colder
wednesday, cold wave In west portioni
thursday fair and continued cold.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-11-10

and two nurSs6, wsrS bSutal1y kHlA
during . DolSAsvif cavalry Fa0 q
saltovo station, says Z 1enAsssDet
despatch to 1sutafs, 1dMtSsd, so.,
night.
Washington, Nov. s.-Reports reached
the State Department to-day that CAP
tain Emmett Fitzpatrick Of the Araeft.
monte Relief Society, had been cap.
tured by the Soviet advance In South:
| ern Russia, but no men ton was made 81
| the possible death Of either one. i ~
believed that the recent ASSERTION a9,s o. tcs
had been captured by their troops. WA
founded on the capture OF kilpatf1ek
Fitzpatrick was last seen, the advioel
said, at Novoalezeivsk, October 70: NE
mite ellef Society, landed At HalSsr
Fitzpatrick, formerly publisher Of 9
| country newspaper. served with ne
American army in France AZ lieotenA1a
chief % Of the supply division Of the Amer
lean Commission to Negotiate Peace. n
obtained his discharge from the afn0
I in Paris in September, 1919, and boc4M4
connected as . civilian with me peeN
When the commission vas AissslvsA
Fitzpatrick Joined the Lithuanian afu
as a captain along with . numAef 81
other Americans and saw several men0s
of active service on the Ldthuent1.
Bolshevik battlefront. When the nenG
Ing ended, he asked for his: .discharEs
and returned to Paris to join the Am@ts
. can Red Cross in 1920 and b ordeeee
I first to Constantinople and thsn -
In the records Of the War Department
Kilpatrick's next OF kin was shown ~
Lllda N, fitzpatrick, his sister. OF car
! den, Alabama. 80,
AleIieysk on October 80. stripped to Ms
underclothes in bitter zero weather, -
being led away by Red calvary rid
ers,"; said the State Departments otxt-
ciai announcement, given out before IL
| London report Of the captains deeD
was received. His fate 10 consequently
a matter Of grave concern. %:
Mobile Ala. Eoy. .9-CaptaiA EnAne
! Kaiuatrick. reported In o RAnt1nD ga
lpetch from SebaStopol to haya
murdered by the Bo1shevih In Soutf
| Russia, Is q member Of one OF the nioet
prominent famil,s, IN rsin. shs s9s ;e,.f ~ ,S..
aSlsa %s,nnIrteSssatd- ~ s~2 st tonight he xtf
I ihopeful that his brother was still ALIVE
I and added that he believed later reports
viii confirm this conviction.
| Captain Fitzpatrick was ltnE1ist o.
ability, speaktnE six or more An1uaAee
He was to haye visited tkoohs uh
winter, ~ i ~ -.
1eisa4oa Takes 1sfuEs,
Sebastopol, Nov. S.-Twenty Americas
Red Cross workers are believed 10 'havt
taken safe refuge in the Crimes Aftef
the recent capture Of Captain Emmes
q. d.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-11-10
FORMER employees
MAKE ACCUSATIONS
OF GRAFT-WASTt

Gross Extravaganza With
Funds, Improperly Drawn
Contracts, Inehciency,
Padded Payrolls and
Worthless Securities Are
Alleged
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-11-10
EARLIER ADVICES
MENTION CAPTURE ].
OF U. S. MISSIONS
State Department Has No
Confirmation of Captain
Kilpatrick's Death With
Members of His Party, Re
ported From Sebastopol E

London, Nov. S-oaptAIn 1ukAs1
fitzpatrick, rsprsss1tst1vs of tas
American 1sd Cross n Oouth 11S11s,
and two nurDo0, wsrO bxutallY fUSA
durtnT Q DolShsvik cavalry rAAA q
0alkovo station, says . 0ehAgSoDot
dsspateh to 1Sutefs, Idnttsd, Ho.,,
night.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-11-10

2eisGioa Takes 4SfuIS,
Sebastopol, Nov. S.-Twenty Americ9s
Red Cross workers are believed TO hav
taken safe refuge in the Crtmes AItei
the recent capture Of Captain Emmes
Fitzpatrick. Among them Is Miller David;
son of Ashland, KY. .#~A
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-11-10

Report In Evidence.
New York, Nov. 9.--The report made
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THE INTELLIGEN G E r

Has the Largest Circulation of
Any Morning Newspaper in the
State of West Virginia.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1920-02-29
When You're Visiting the
Dolly Hospital,

LIFTH FLOOR, Douglas block,
L Sixteenth and Dodge, remem-
Der, please, that the hours are from
9 to 1901 Such a delightful place it
is too, quite unlike most hospitals,
one finds great many well" dollies,
radiant in freshly tinted cheeks,
bright-eyed beauties of dainty grace.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1920-02-29

Gay Parties Planned for This Week
I rs lots more fun to 60 to the
Automobile Show with party OF
friends, particularly if you have din
ner together first. The Flatiron
Cafe, Seventeenth and Howard, has
a special party room attractively
decorated where reservations may be
made for any sized party desired,
with the assurance that the Dime,
will be delicious and delightfully."-
served. Phone Tyler 5l99 for in
formation. A. most cordial invitation
is extended by Mrs. Neble to all
visitors during the week.
Satin Charmeuse Has Come Flut-
tering in on the Wings Of Spring
A ND it lends itself most beauti-
"A fully to embroidering in silks
and METALS. Choose black If you will
and~send it to the Ideal Button and
Pleating Co., 305 Brown block,
Sixteenth and Douglas, for en-
broidering in dawn blue and gold
all-over designs. Or choose a dainty
rose crepe de chine sport frock and
have the sports blouse embroidered
in self-tinted stitchery, with grace
fully pleated skirt. A vivid blue is
lovely indeed, with cofors of henna
combined in striking contrast. while
nothing could be prettier than a
pongce with pastel color co,nbina-
ton landings. You'll enjoy visit
through this shop I'm sure, and
while in, there I'd suggest your ar
ranging for your Easter embroid-
ering and pleating.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1920-02-29

M BEARS: Preparations under the biggest
AV1 Show the history of Omaha.
be brilliantly lighted than before and the leading
of the city have charge of the decorations with exquisite
being readiness the
feminine the delegation from the
such enthusiasm they show this I'm thinking perhaps
knowledge that before they shown sargy
tifu creations of the designers
An ideal time is this acquainted with you've
I'm
"Pol readers that you'll especially cordial
Omaha house
the thing!"
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1920-02-29

w dll0l NSSlii LbItSliSOhS
A 7 Candy Land, Sixteenth and
~ Farnan, are delicious concoc.
tons. During show week, you'll find
this convenient meeting place for
the crowd. an excellent place from
which to telephone, as the booth
makes ones talk absolutely private.
Solidly walled in mirrors set in wal
nut and softly shaded lights make
this room one of the show places of
the west. You'll want to take home
with you one of the Candy Land
Sweet Box Specials.
To Get the Proper Enjoment From
the Possession Of an Automobile
n NE really should have one of
~ the picnic box-bags they're
showing at the Omaha Printing
company, Thirteenth and Farnam.
Opening up. suitcase style, is the
large size at $21.70, with rubberized
covering, iacquered for further
weather protection, lined most at
tractiveiy, in which are to be found
two big tin containers for salads.
sandwiches and cake, two cleveriy
covered bottles, wide-mouthed, COM
rartments conveniently arranged
fer six cups. forks. knives, spoons,
plates and salt and pepper shakers.
Heavy locks complete this automc-
bile luncheon kit. A smaller case at
SIS has been planned for a cosy
little party of four and is beauti-
fully finished with compartments o.
clever convenience. A fit accom-
paniment for either of these is 4
, heavy-stitched Leather thermos bot
tie carrier witt, cipst- Gtting lid, ore
Tor three hotties is 4il.70, while one
for two is s2.3;5. ID. e
There's An Urt.eniable Smartness
IN tailored suit. Lines OF
1 smartest becomingness imposs,-
lie in "ready-to-wear' make the
tailored suit joy forever. L. Knee
ter. exclusive ladies' tailors, second
floor, Sixteenth and Howard, is
daily adding to his clientele OF fash
ionably fastid;ous fenlininity.
Everything for Baby's Comfort in
the Automobile,
T little hammccks. canvas fash
~ toned OH steel framework, to
hook over tine doors of the car, are
shown at the Omaha Reed & Rattan
company, unique shop of artistic
furniture, 10th and Jones. Very
rev and clever are the little slip-o,,
seats for ctildhood comfort most
reasonably priced. Basket hampers
OF all sizes they're showing for auto
mobile picnics,
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1920-02-29
Mount Clair Bungalow

THERE'S a delightful six-room
= bungalow one block from the
Harvey street car line, FIVE blocks
from the Franklin school, which
they're offering for sale. Almost
new, just become lvable, indeed, it
is six months old Such homelike
conveniences there are, any home
person would find it altogether
adorable. for there's daintily
enameled bathroom, a built-in pam
try in the kitchen, dust-proof coal
bin, gas heater, gas stove in the
basement, and linoleum of quiet de-
sign on both bathroom and kitchen
floors. One story and half, with
the attic iloored for two additional
rooms. this dear little home is set
on lot 60xl20 feet and is offered
at most reasonable price indeed
II one wished, she might buy the
furniture with the house. Call D.
1886. Mr.. Pearson, Commercial
Realty Co., l5l6 City Natl Bank
building, Sixteenth and Harvey, for
III tLSl ihiOl Ahdthoh'
Fabrics Of Finest Quality
NEED but the excellent tailoring
~ of l.. Kneeter, tailor, second
floor, Sixteenth and Howard, to
make them into raiment fit for
queens. That's one OF the advan-
tsges of having ones suits tailored
finer fabrics, more becoming lines.
the superlative in skillful workman
ship!
"All That Glitters Is Not Gold"
ESPECIALLY this season, for
~ there's that popular new Cello
plane braid, sparkling with style
fulness in each glinting twist and
band. McArdle -Blakes Chapeaux
Shop, Farnam, between Sixteenth
and Seventeenth, are showing a
Riboux model in which this bright
braid is interviewer kindergarten
fashion, with copper brown ribbon.
Another model of instant appeal is
a Chantilly lace-draped affair raw
ishingly becoming in effect. Mitz;,
who has given us so much enter
tainment, is responsible for a modi-
fed little sailor in midnight blue
taffeta and straw with one large
silk rose coquettishly perched un-
der the brm at the side-back. A
shop you'll love to visit! Special
models have been chosen for older
women.
There's An Art Department You'll
Enjoy
an the main floor of A. Hospe
~ company 1913 Douglas. Velvet
hangings, richly artistic, soft lights
cieverly placed add to the beauty
of the pictures ON display. Bric-a-
brac for the whole home, art
flowers rarely beautiful, lamps and
candles and mirrors of dainty
beauty make this a department. of
exceeding interest.
Hair Goods at Special Prieinss
A RE offered in glorious quality
"A and workmanship during Au-
tomobile Show week at the Delft
Hair Parlors. second floor. Baird
building, Seventeenth and Douglas
Hair of infinite hneness to add an
ultimate note of distinction to
miladys appearance.
Rejecting, the Dignity and Rich
Colorings of Early Interiors
A RE the color plannings OF the
"A papers shown in the Sam New.
man Shop, Eighteenth and Farnam
This decorator extends a most cor.
dial invitation to all interested it
home beautifying to visit his shor
during their stay in the city. You'll
| find your dreamed-of decorations
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1920-02-29

Pink ard Blue Baby Chec;ss ~
A r. two little slip-on dresses al
A So,95 at the Vanity Shop, thir{
floor Securities building, Sixteenth
and Harvey, with entrance on Six.
teenth street. The belts, sash ties
neckline, and cuffs are lace-edged
i'll manner adorable. White novelty
voiles, made up in the same way, are
priced at $3.50 and $3.50, while alto.
gethcr bewitchng is another design
with long panel pockets i'll orchid
tinted French wolfe at So Bunga-
low aprons are really dresses priced
at $3.50 up, and smartly practical
the white tailored aprons of percale
are 81 50.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1920-02-29
One Really Forgets Winters
Snowy Blowy Weather

TN reading over the illustrated
l booklet on the Isle of Pines
which tells all about the health-giv-
ing springs, bathing facilities, etc.
OF this land Of sunshine. Call Tyler
All for a copy of the booklet and
Miss Bowen. 24l7 Dodge street. viii
be delighted 10 give information as
to climate, health resorts and bust
ness opportunities. :
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1920-02-29

Silken Kimonos Embroidered or
Plain, Also Novelty Printed
IDEAL for travelling, are offered
/ in diverse numbers OF colors and
styles at the Nippon Importing COM
pany, 2l8 South Eighteenth street.
Especially pleasing is dull coral
silk embroidered in soft gray splash
ings and coil'ng gray dragons.
An Absolute Necessity Not In
cluded Among Fashions Foibles
rs corset of comfort-giving
L qualities as we'll as form-mould-
ing possibilities. That is what you'll
find in the Nu-Bone corset. which
will be fitted in the Hattie Putnam
Corset Shop, fifth floor karbach
block, 200 South Fifteenth. If you
do not find just what you want
among the many displayed, Mrs.
Putnam will have made to order, for
delivery within two or three weeks,
plain coutil or fancy silk affairs in
this flexible, non-rustable boning.
Telephone Tyler 1898 for private
fitting, or send for measure blank.
There Are Many Quaint Shapes in
the Seasons Hat Styles,
WHY not send your hat down to
w the Kruger Hat Shop, third
aoor, Barker block, to be reblocked
into the lines you desire: They'll
remake your feathers, dyeing and
cleaning them; also refreshen your
rarabou if desired. Closed at 2 on
Saturday.
Paris Predicts Not One But Many
Modes in Spring Suits!
A Ii that we love of the old-all
"A that we like in the new seem
destined to be Incorporated in the
new seasons modes, The Lamond
Speciality Shop, I'd floor Securities
building, Sixteenth and Farnam
streets, are showing suits> faultless
to the last detail of style and in
dividuality. Every line, ultra
smart. incomparably dainty, be-
speaks a charm that is most allur-
ing. A, suit showing most unusual,
you're sure to find every feminine
type represented. While the blouses
shown are fascinating in their color
range. silvery effects. dull green,
rose woodsy browns. each adding a
dash of charm to its more quietly
tinted tailleurs.
Furs of Evident and Esta blished
Quality
DEVELOPED in authentic and
~ rdsptable styles. uniting useful.
ness with luxury, are those show,
in the showroom of the National
Fur and Tanning company, Atf.
ietic Club building, Seventeenth and
Douglas.
A wide selection of luxuriou:
coats are priced from Slo750 up
while the line of cape-coatees il
most inclusive. They're suggesting
that automobile show visitors max,
selections now at the low price.
quoted and store them free O
charge during the summer. paying
for item as desired. Styleful on,
and two-skin chokers for immediate
wear are priced most temptngl,
indeed.
To Attain Cleanliness There Mus
Be Cleanliness
A ND you'll understand after ;
"A visit through the enormous
cleaning plant of Dresher Bros
Twenty-second and Farham, jus
why the garments sent out by then
show such an immaculate cleanli
ness. Everything in this great plac
il sparklingly clean, while you'll fin
most interesting the skilled efficienc.
seen on all sides. Mr.. Dresher ha
very kindly invited auto show Wis
itors to tour the plant during tn
week. You'll find it well worth you
xhi'A
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1920-02-29

10 = .OU! SuCll uClSHtlu1 pidNC IL
is too, quite unlike most hospitals,
one finds a great many well" dollies,
radiant in freshly tinted cheeks,
bright-eyed beauties Of dainty grace
An Exclusive Showing Of Lady Duff
Gordon Gowns
rs to be seen at Herzberg's. 1917
l. Douglas street, who have just
secured the sole agency for this
district. Dresses embodyi..g all the
piquancy for which this great de-
signer is famous.
Decidedly different is Pekin blu,
crepe de chine whose deep-cut -gilet
is filled with tiny tucks, and whose
low waistline is charlnfully en-
phasized by spread fan ornaments
OF accordion pleating, Narrow en-
broidered landings, glinting bits OF
heavy gold tracery complete our
subjngaNon to its charm. O'course,
you've guessed that the skirts &C
Gordon pleated!
Satin Charmeuse, springs favored
fabric, shows clever draping in d
dinner gown whose bodice is fash.
toned of wide bias folds of black
primrose, yellow, blue and gold. col
ors repeated in dainty, corsage o:
morning glories Unexpectedly lovely
Conforming to Fashions Dictates
For Frivolous Footwear.
THE F. & NJ. Boot Shop, Six
= teenth and Farnam streets, is
showing a patent pump at $3.50.
cleveriy cut to make the foot look
small. Low in the front it is filled
in with dull kid extending to a
high tongue slashed and beaded in
fan effect. Although exceedingly
dainty, you'll be surprised at its
wearable possibilities. Ask to see
their smart new walking" oxfords
with ultra stitching.
Beginning Monday
IT HE Rouse Edison Parlor, Twen-
I tieth and Farnam. are planning
to entertain Automobile Show visi-
tors at any hour of the day with SC.
lections played on the inimitabls
Edison, "the photograph with a
soul" as it is so often called because
OF its wondrously fine reproducing
qualities. You'll enjoy seeing thu
! models on the floor. differently
sized, fashioned OF varied woods to
fit, in with the furnishings of the
home in which they arc placed. Ey-
eryone is cordially invited. whether
planning to buy an instrument OF
not
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1920-02-29
When in doubt, Phone Polly.

This week while shopping. if
it's information you're seeking,
phone Tyler 1000 and ask for
Polly the Shopper. She'll be
glad to talk over your shop
ping affairs with you. This will
save a great deal of time,
you'll find, for Polly knows the
shops and where to find
what" That's her business, you