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ST. PAUL.
: With the Travellers.

! Mrs. Harry W. Davis and daughter,
Gertrude Ann, will leave Saturday eve
ming, February 14th, to join Mr. Davis,
/ who recently left to become the assistant
superintendent of the Jewish Orphan
Home at Cleveland.
+ Mr.. and Mrs. Aleck Finkelstein, 1852
Grand Avenue, left Saturday last for an
$extended trip in the East, and will re-
turn in about three weeks.
l DR.. M. r. lack of Duluth, Sundayed
with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Szack, 594 Dayton Avenue, this city.
i Mrs. A. Rosen returned from New York
City, on Saturday, February 18th. -
I Mr.. Charles Bronstein, Paramount
avenue, returned from a trip to Omaha,
ssNeb., on. February 9th.
4 MIR. Henry Stein, Mankato,. Mimi,
spent the week end here as guest Of
|Messrs. Ralph and Hart Cardozo.
!: Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Goodkind and
Marjorie Ann, have returned
from a trip to Chicago.
Mrs. julius Maxman, 81 South st. Al
lbans Street, has returned from short
stay in st. Louis, where she was the
guest of Mr.. and, Mrs Frederick Zolo-
man, (nee Helen Aberle) for weeks
stay.
/ Miss Anna Zack daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles lack, 594 Dayton Avenue,
will leave for Cleveland, Ohio, on Feb
riiary 18th, where she will assume the
position of head governess in the Jew
fish Orphan Home. ''~-@ ~
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Doctors agree that the careful selec-
ton OF PURE RICH MILK for your
family Is the urgent duty of parents.
> The utmost care Is exercised in the 4
Inspection and Pasteurization Of Furi-
tan Milk and Cream.
We solicit your inspection Of our
Modern Creamery.
ST. PAUL MILK COMPANY
2O3 So. Franklin St., st. Paul
3E Both Phones.
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May LIST. DR.. s. N. Deinard offciated Y
Mrs. Bernard, Druek, president of the
General Council of Mothers Clubs, will
talk on Habits and Instincts, at a
meeting Of the child psychology study
class, at 2:3O P. NJ, Friday, at the public
library.
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Statistics show that out Of 100 average
healthy men at age 25, SO will be dead
at 65. L will be. rich, will be wealthy,
will, be supporting themselves by work,
81 will be dependent upon friends, rela-
tives or charity. See H. K. Wolkoff,
Mutual Life Insurance Co. of New York.
Cedar 0744; Auto 21744; Res Jackson
0448.
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Lower Town TaImud Torah.

The prospects for financial success
for the Dance of the. Lower Town Tai
mud Torah are good, according to the
officers, who state that several hundred
tickets have already been sold. The af+
fair will take place Sunday evening, Feb
ruary 18th, all of the Arcanum Halls hav-
ing been obtained for the evening.
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6~~=LOCAL. NEWS---ST. PAUL. -

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Nv World lds Pioneer Bldg. TT 'e' = ~ ~ ~ ~ -
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COMING BALLS AND DANCES.
CAPITAL City Hebrew School.

Capital City Hebrew School.
The annual Dance of the Capital City
Hebrew School, 137 College Avenue, will
take place on Saturday evening, of this
week, February 14th, at the Odd Fellows
Hall, 9th and Franklin Streets.
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February. goth. Hard Time Leap Year

February 10th, Hard Time Leap Year
Dance saess vea
s. Jewish Home. for. the Aged, Annual
Purim Ball., Masonic Temples, March 4th.
BNAI BIRTH. HOLDS OPEN MEETING.
The first open meeting Of the year
was held by the Bnai Birth, under joint
auspices of Entertainment and Intellect
ual, Advancement Committees, at the
Arcanum Hall, Monday evening Rev.
Elliot delivered an inspiring address on
"Americanization". Gustavus Loevinger
presided at the meeting. There was also
a program of entertainment, followed by
dancing.
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Announcements.

Mr.. and Mrs. Isadore Tilsner, 179 East
IFourteenth Street, announce the engage
lment Of their sister, MISS Anna HShapiro :
Ito Mr.. Arthur Bermang4 gat5E8 ggss'y'
Mr.. and Mrs NJ Harris, 1892 Ashland
Avenue, announce the. marriage of their
daughter, Bertha, to Ike Lederer of this
city. Mr. band Mrs. 6edefers have gene !
south, and will rAtufH tosthe1citye abeuhl
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Miscellaneous Dates.

- .. WIoSC1'a1SVUS DUeSS'
Bnai Birth, ST.. Paul, Hotel, Palm
Room, Saturday evening, February 21st,
Washington Birthday Ball.
st. Paul Chapter of Hadassah Liberty
Hail.. Merriam Park, Sunday evening,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-21
MICHAEL GALLAGHER
GIVES ADVICE ON
RAIL CONDITIONS
Another Democrat, Senator
Shields, of Tennessee, Con-
suited On League

Marl"u. uhio. Dec 20--rresideut-ci"t
NArd;nG'S conferences on the p",ic:eS "I
has Administration ranged far and wjd"
to-day H;uouE III" uat;oa's foreign and
domestic rr"h,"'rs and gave him the
benefit oc advice rrrsn upwards Of :,
dozen Of IT." best mtAd>" he has IN
,i,rl into consultation.
TWO uJ ;Au~n VITA whom ho has
;Alk"d about domestic QucoiI"ns have
h""n pcr~.sl>utly mentioned for C,l",n"t
positions and their coming stimulates!
~H..u!,,' on ,lhou; the possibility OF Their
Nli'".u't'u. - the neat PRESIDENTS Of
i,r:,u .N;n:,y. They were Charles &.
I'uwc=. In;-a2;o banker. ana Henry Wal
lace. ui p,> MO:ucS, iowa. .,u editor "t
farm publications.. VITA the former.
Mr.. Hacd:n- talked IT financial Cond!-
Ions and tax reforms and with the lat
ter discussed fArTcr-urll"f
Senator john * Sh!rids. pt Tennessee.
4 Democratic member ~ th" foreign r..
lat!onS rorim.;t,,. and an !vr"C"mrItah."
uipvnrn, "r ~" Versailles treaty, IN.
t..rrrG with u" pr,~!JrHt about
tn" p.IH for an ;I>n"c:utI"n a. Nations.
,,ud etv- las ui'r:"NaL - tn" genera
lr;nr;p,,~ ;.rupoS"T ~ Mr.. Harding for
an iut~rUai.uuG court. rN" .rH%u"
question also wHN L:&"us$"d by the res
l.!.n;-c,"c' w.tH SIrluH M"Cunc l:ud-
S.,y. proi,~.,"" 40 COLUMBIA, WI" >,Hd i'''
was cupud,u, that ~" tor":%u pci:"'"~
q" the new .r.StrIi:nn We're b'"nS
laid on L SnUuJ Inundat"n.
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2 2NAT|ONSFOR
WORLD 'S COURT.
ACTION TAKEN,BY
LEAGUE OF NATIONS
Hope Expressed Tn at the
United States Will Give
Its Approval

Geneva. Dec. >" (By the Associated
Trr:.. Twenty-Five nations to-day
signed tn. protocol giving executive APP
rruyal in ~" i.caguc Plan for an inter-
national court Of justice. Four coun-
tries. Portugal Switzcrland Denmark
and Salvador agreed to compulsory ar
hitrIt.Gn.
When tn pariamcnts Of the sigma
tory nat:Gn$ ratify the portoco!. the
rou~, wl.l .nncd!atrly become opera
tll"
lnasmuch a. til" majority Of the ma
IONS which .gncd did :" only after con-
sr,,,.i:on wi'h Ia" governments and par
Ties the r.,A2ti" of Nations believes that
tho ar7rnlai Of tn" pariiamcnts soon
wil! Col.-"
rl,. Gr.,.u'rs who signed expressed
the hope tia, the United states would
At least give "Nccutiv" approval not
w!trsiuudiuG rhr IA; that II is not 2
member ni tho ,"aEu". They point out
rhaf such notion by til" Cnited : trs
would materially strengthen the court
chances of success. and encourage al.
nations 20 adhere to the court.
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BOLD HQLD-UP :
GETS $4,000.
ARMED GUARDS ARE
EASILY OVERPOWERED
Toledo the Scene of One of
the Most Daring Rob-
berries On Record

Toledo. Ohio, Dec. 20.--Sik men arm
ed with shotguns and with the. lower
part of their faces covered BY bandana
hand!:erchiefs ovcrpowcred ten guards
Of the American Railway Express Conn
pany here early tonight. and escaped
with n safe containing about Sl6,Ooo In
ash and Liberty Bonds.
The holdup took plac" on summit
street, the c!ty's main business thor
oughfare. less than four blocks from
police headquarters. The express com
pany guards were conveying the sa1e
on q Ehcelbarrow to a truck IN the rear
of a store. preparatory TO taking IL 10
Union station, mile away. for ship
mcnt east
When the guards stepped OUTSIDE the
store the six bandits drove up In Two
automobiles. beat two of the guards
scnse!ess. loaded the safe into one OF
the cars ard escaped. .
All available policemen In the city
have been armed with shotguns and are
IN search for the bandits. Two Gutofno-
bilcs resembling those used by the
bandits are said to have been seen In
the vicinity of Point Place. four milee
north OF Toledo. -.
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Both Houses Act for
Relief Of the Farmer
War Finance Corporation Re-
vived-May Be Vetoed
By the President

Washington. Dec. 2O.-Leg!slative
enactment Of tn" joint resolution direct
ing revival Of the War Finance N"'
poration as :. measure Of relief lot
farmers against falling prices was COM
plctcd today when tho Senate. witho"I
a record vote C0ncurrcd IN HOUSE
amendments eliminating the sec'!oh
sugE-sting that tho Federal reserve
Board extend liberal credits to farm
"T-.
Tho resolution now goes to the Pres'-
dent Senators and representatives.
were divided today IN their opinion as
t. a possible veto. Some believed the
President would Still veto the measure
rh:lr others were inclined TO the DC
lief thaC with the elimination or adNict
in the federal reserve board, approEil
.r the executive would be given the
uraSurC. -
Leaders who were responsible LOT
the final enactment Of the resolution.
h"w.l"r. expressed confidence OF their
ability To override veto, both N the
~"rat" and House. They were assured
they said. Of votes from southern
members in such 4 contingency
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-21
Senate Will Debate
Anti-Strike Bill
Poindexter Will Insist On the
Measure Going to the
Lower House "

Washington, Dec. 90. Anti-strtke
legislation which has gone part or tne
way through congress. got momentary
consideration again today in the senate.
Senator Poindexter, Republican,
WASHINGTON, whose bill designed to dis
courage strikes in interstate commerce.
was passed by the senate last week
without a word Of debate and In almost
empty chamber, but was held from go
ing 10 the house by a motion by Sena-
tor LaFolIettc. Wisconsin. to recon-
sidcr. gave notice that he would ask
shortly for the removal of the pariia-
mcntsrv barrier. Senator Ponde1ter
said that he intended 10 give the Wis
consin senator n full opportunity to
bring the reconsideration motion up for
debate. but If that was not done. he
would ask the senate to table IL and lei
the bill proceed.
Senator t0blnSou. Democrat. Arkan-
SIS protested in behalf Of the motion 20
reconsider although Senator l.aFoaette.
who was in the chamber. did not join, in
the debate.
This bill passed the senate under
rule designed to facilitate legislation 10
which there Is no objection ana no OPP
position." Senator Robinson said
am not disposed to criticize senators
who lallHd 10 plpt'N ~ ~ ''''''''''
and remove the unanimous consent
agreement under which Tho senate was
operat:ng. but IT is measure upon
which there is a sharp division OF opin-
ion. and 10 which there is most sub
StantIal opposition.
Il, doesn't make this biz az friends
m ,ry and close OF debate upon it,
Senator Smo"t. Republican. titan. at
this point iu;"rjcctcd
So far rs am concerned. there Is
no desire To shut off d"ha'" and l am.
consequently in favor of letting the mo-
tion 70 reconsider come ny for discus
sion
Vice President Marshall ruled that the
bill although Technically passed by the
senate. could still he brought up Tor oe-
bate The senate adjourned perore
further action could be taken.
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THE WEATHER.

West virginia-IncreasinE clopdine1s
and somewhat warmer Tuesday, with
xnow by night; Wednesday rain or snow.
ohto-Snow In north and central ana
rain or snow IN extreme sout' porSon
Tuesday. somewhat warmer; "eunsooAy
rain or snow, colder by night.
west. Pennsylvania-Increa cloud
3ness and somewhat warmer TusseAy,
probably snow by night "Wednesday rAin
or snow.
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STANDARD CAPITAL
TO Be S31O,OOO,OOO

Trenton, N. J.. Dec. 2).-TAc San
davd Oil Co.. n New Jersey corpora
tion. with officers in Bayonnc. today
filed a certificate II the office Of the
secretary Of state, increa sing its cap
'cal from $500, ,O0oOcO 20 S3lOooo,ooo.
Common stock was reduced from slOJ
TO S25 4 share. TIE certificate OF in
crease was signed hy I. W. weller.
vice president and Charles 7. white.
secretary of the Standard on Com
Tany.
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LAST EDITION
CONVERSATIONS

Cleveland. Dec. 2o.--Four witnesses
for the state. two OF them patrolmen.
testifying today at the trial Of Judgr
william H. McGannon, charged with
second degree murder Tor the Staying
OF Harold c. Kagy, named Judge NC
Cannon as the third man" present
when KRgy vas shot. The state IS
expected 20 put MISS May 3. Nicely,
its CHEZ witness. on the stand tom"r-
row. Miss Nicely says she followed
Judge McGaRnon on the night OF the
murder and witnessed the shooting.
Pittsburgh, Dec. 2o.-Five men, held
in connection with the attempted rob-
berry Of the VanderPritt distillery near
brownsville, were brought TO Pitts
burEh tonight and lodged in JAZZ.
They were charged with being suspI-
cious persons. The attempt 70 rob
tho distilIcry. engineered by hve nm
Identified men early today, was fruS-
rrated by state troopers and federal
rohibition agents, who engaged tho
robbers in pistol tight. blood
stains tn the SNOW near the distinery
indicated that one Of the robbers was
wounded, authorities reported.
New York, Dec. 2O-Evelyn Ncshit.
former wife OF Harry X. Thaw. and o.
lack clifford, the dancer, appeared
in West Stde court here today 3"
nress \ charge Of grand larceny she
had filed against her brother Howard.
ono Of the principal witnesses IN the
Thaw murder case. The brother. s"e
testified, withheld n portion Of l.Soo
which he had received il paV'ninc on
Of her rings valued n S35,ooo. The
brother admitted he kept part II u"
money but declared he did s. b. cause
his sister had failed 10 return loans
ne advanced. The case was postp"H-
ed until wednesday.
Lincoln. Neb., Dec. 2o.-A long
Epht in the courts u save the lives OF
Alison d. Cole and Allen v. GrarlmAL,
condemned murrerCrs, ended shortly
after : o'clock this afternoon, Wien
both men we're put I" death IL 'he
electric chair.
washington, Dec. 2O.-Rcstr!cti"ns
in expectation Of coin. bullion and
CURRENCY 10 Sovie- Russia. on deal
ings or exchange transactions IN Rus
sian roubles. and on credit or eX-
change transactions with soviet Rn'.
sia. were removed today, by the treas
ury and federal reserve board. actln@
with the approval OF the state de-
partmcnt, which would remNve bar
r4crs in the way of trade AMI CONT
,uupication with Soviet Russia.
Boston. Dec 2o.-Charlcs Pons'.
who's. elor,n last summer uf "httv
percent proht IN - days" WIN him
the confidence "f Thousands "f invest
ors and ultimately 4 ave years sen
tenoo in tho ,aIl at Plymouth. has
written words for song. In \ let
ter from tho Ial received today by
Boston newspaper man. Ponzi 7~fed
for information nE 10 the Nens~E7ry
copyright rroceAwre. The tf1e OF tho
lyric was not mentioned, hut PonZ1
announced that the Ines had been
composed for the tune OF Casey
Jones'"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-21
BISHOP BURCH, OF NEW YORK,
SUCCESSOR Of BISHOP GREER, DIES

New York. Dec. 2o.-ChaIles
Summer. Burch, bishop OF tne New
York diocese of the Episcopal Church,
died Suddenly here today. Heart disease
Is thought 10 have caused his death,
which was unexpected although lie
had not been we'll for several days.
He was elected bishop Of New York
after tho death of Bishop David H.
Greer, a native OF Wheeling, year
ago.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-21
400 DEAD IN
EARTHQUAKE

Buenos Aires, Dec. 2o-The number
Of persons dead and injured in last
Fridays earthquake disaster is now
estimated at Nj ore than 400.
This figure Is based on reports from
relief parties In the earthquake zone
Earth tremors were felt again TO-
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Six Negative Votes.

ON tho vote IN tn" ways and means
conm!ttr" on reporting m" h.i. iwo Re.
pubI!CaaS ana four Democrats voted -
tho u"Gpt!y". Representatives Tread
WAY tMassl. oud Ti!Sun iC"nn.i, wfIe
understand 'p h.,y" h""n H." I:'rUh..-
,.:,,.> WHO >tood against he m'aSvr,.
wh.'" Representatives Ratl'"y. llun.
,r"rn !: OIin"ll (ArkD, and E"l'rr
,N.es 3. were rhr Democrats who "r-
posed lh" legislation.
The Republican comr,''"" w"'uh""S
w.rn eqtd :" have orr"~'I =" h.N o'
'lo ground 'a,,' I" 'aritf l"-;+lnta." VT
- u" enacted. .; Sh"ulI !u,..u!" D"v'''.-
,."r for manufactured ,'mm"d TICS, i"w
IF w&3yh were allowed to remain n t.r
final draft This rnu:"nt;"H appeared
70 hav" puiu"d s"n' strength nH"""-
representatives, from t.>' .r "nd n''' =
Observation-Disclosures o"d IS 'Ni'". =. .
H. rrrrir,'a'', h.:'"l d"h1'"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-21
Former BelmontC Countian
One of Harding Advisers
Relief 10 Railroads
Declared Necessary
By DAVID LAWRENCE
Copyright BY tho mtslNgencer)

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The Rnte Schedule

A. finally approved ana reported :"
thu House. tn" h.li carries imi"ri dates
~ commodities wh:"h together w',h tn"
rates agreed tu n c"mu!''cr and IA" "S.
,.nlnt"d revenue t. CnIu" th"rc'r"im. fol
low
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-21
Charlie Way Out for
Penn State Floor Team

stat. Col'eu,. ln-c 20.-Charl;e Way.
aII-Nm-rfca" hqlt-hack and mo Of Nenn
S'.,'.'- -~..t-.s. fn"than players. WI
...,. . ..".fr.Sn :n- Il ",hr''-.''t.r'
as. ... ? o.. Basket ball 'ra:1. liz Non
.rt. :, ',.-. >..,..su n football ana .tr.,'"-
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faint Of insanity n The blood" was re
,nsnd Iby Justice KatEenbach. He ruled

'MT' WWT0E- m" THT EIT'|t SuOT-TTV-"'' ~
,I.-,,. e. p-.lr thai James W;t~ ln>A''
.i ,h, tim" n: the hHI."~ "' !Iu. n'
testimony .au.i y, rnt"r:..""i 70 SHOW
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Lincoln. Neb., Dec. Ca long
6uht in the courts u save the lives OF
Alison b. Cole and Allen v. GrarlmAl'
condemned murtierCrs, ended shortly
af+.- > o'clock this afternoon, when
hoth men we're put to death il the
electric chair.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-21

Has the Largest Circulation OF
Any Morning Newspaper in the
State Of West Virginia.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-21

Increasing Cloudinsss and some1nA'
warmer Tuesday; Snow by Night.
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w., 1,rh f..>'- .; :..,. VIZ Veteran ~
N-a...,i."u after ;h".r me- tinE d.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1920-06-04

The Press Association is not having much difficulty in at
tending to its business during its recent meeting at Gulfport,
the principal trouble being in digesting the pleasures offered.
When they say so, why should we doubt. Who are we, who are
running through life on Mississippis rim and the oceans tire,
that we should question a lot of editors when they say we are
all right? And further-don't we know it? They said it first,
and we let it go at that.
However, the print paper shortage is one very serious piece
of business, and after a full discussion of it, the editors and pub
fishers of Mississippi do not seem more clairvoyant in seeing
a remedy than the publishers of other states. The problem is
too deep, dark and devious, and somebody is standing in the
light. A thoroughly enjoyable and instructive part of the pro-
gram was listened to and digesting the splendid address OF
President Lawrence, which was full of pride in profession, state
and country; of philosophy of a wide range in treating OF the
unusual conditions confronting the people and of meeting new
duties and obligations as citizens and editors; of eloquent and
spirit, and of a steady faith which should shame the pesslmlst
and the iconoclast. We trust that our good brothers will see all
that is to be seen and appreciated, and hereafter have occasion
to realize the truth of his observations or predictions about the
Importance of the coast and its ports in the development OF trade
with South and Central America and other countries TO the
south of this state. 1t is in the minds eye now, possibly, but IL
will be a realized dream in the future which we beheve awaits
us. Our people should study our southern nelghbors and the
means of bringing about closer relations with this country, nave
their children learn Spanish, and aid in giving the entire ives
tern hemisphere the Importance which awaits 1t IN the world
Gulfport Hearald, May 49,.