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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-12-12

visiting with relatives In Madill and
with Mrs. Eennetts mother Mrs j.
]. Ingram ,at Woodvillc, while Mir.
Bennett. who has been III. is conyi-
lescing
Mrs. Guy u. jackson and Misses
Bertha Mcdonald and Winnie Me
Carson Of Woodvillc, were Madlll vls-
itors Friday afternoon.
Rev. W. $. Derrick visited with
friends in Ravia, Friday.
County Assessor a. C. Byrd, was a
business visitor at Durant Friday
o. S. Grimmett transacted business
at Tishomingo Friday.
Mrs. W. c. Campbell and children,
Ruth and William Jr.. went to Ard
more, Friday morning, 10 visit with
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Fitzgerald.
Mrs. Reason Dawson of Kingston
spent Friday in Madlll, guest at the
home Of her sister, Mrs. Earl Hen
shaw.
Edward Blnion and Miss Sarah Bin
ion of Van Alstyne, Texas, who had
been visiting at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. j. II. Lynn at Oakland, returned
home Friday afternoon.
Mrs. Cabs l.. Turley visited Fri
day with her parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
c. T.. Merrell at Ravla.
+. l.. Flynt left Friday morning
for few days business trip to Dali
las.
Miss Ruth Johnson, teacher in Ma
dill high school. went TO Sherman
Friday afternoon to spend the week
end visiting with her cousin, Miss
Jesse Dean.
Misses Sue and Bessie Hardaway,
are in Sherman for q week end visit
with their parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A.
j. Hardaway.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-12-12
PRAC CT|CALLY EVERY
CONSUMER WILL Be
AFFECTED BY HIKE
IN THE GAS RATES

the local gas company in compliance
with recent order of the corpora.
tion commission allowing an in
crease in gas rates issues the follow
ing schedule Of rates for gas dis
tributed in the city Of Ardrhore and
Wilson:
60 cents per 1000 feet for the frs,
100000 cubic feet, so cents per 900
feet for the next 100000 cubic feet,
40 cents per 1000 feet for the next
100000 cubic feet, 35 cents per 1000
feet for all in excess of 100000 cubic
feet.
II. NJ. Saubert, general manager of
the Consumers Light and Power
company stated that practically every
consumer with the exception OF the
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-12-12
YOUNG MAN DROWNED
FOLLOWING ACCIDENT

Allerton, Iowa. Dee. ll.-Thc funeral
or j. c. Sterrett young man liv-
ing near here, drowned in creek.
viii be held Sunday. Sterrett was
thrown from a horse into the creek.
and injured in such way that he
could not pull him self oGt. He held
his head out OF the water and wrote
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-12-12
THANKS

The Ardmoreite has received many
words OF appreciation from the chill
dren of Ardmore concerning "The
Boys and Girls Newspaper" which
was started few days ago in the
Daily Ardmoreite.
The Ardmorete desires the chill
dren of Ardmore to realize that the
DAILY Ardmorete is for their pleas
ure as well as for the grown-ups.
Any suggestion regarding other fea-
lures will be considered.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-12-12

a farewell note to his mother and
relatives telling them OF his acci-
dent and his inability 10 help himself.
The note indicates il was several
hours until he sank exhausted. he
meath the shallow water.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-12-12

SURELY 1T IS TIME
TO DO YOUR CHRIST
MAS SHOPPING NOW.
LET US MAKE THE
FOLLOWING SUCCESS
TIONS:
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-12-12

FIRE WO.RkS CHRISTMAS.
FRESH DE Lux CAKES, NORRIS
GROCERY co. 1915
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-12-12
For "Her'

Christmas Greeting Cards.
Travelling Sets. values from $40
to $35.
-Johnson's, Jacobs and Cranes
Candies.
We have her favorite Perfumes
and Sets.
-Coty's La Oregon, Houbrgant's
Ideal, Houbrgants Quelque
Fleurs, Gardenglo, Melba, Pom
peian, Djer Kiss, Mary Garden,
Fiancee. Garden Fragrance,
Mavis, Three Flowers and Un
Air Embaume. ....,..-,
-Pyralin Ivory. y.sFsSsd1 "
-Pyralin Ivory Set. s'ss'Ys
-Pyralin Ivory, decorated, /
values SIS to $3.50.
Manicure Rolls.
Manicure Sets.
-Cutex Sets.
-Kodaks.
-Ansco Cameras.
-Houbrgants Quelque rieurs.
-Gardenglo.
Rose Omar.
Love Me
-Melba.
Stationery.
Whiting.
Highland Linen.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-04-28
POST BLOCKED
DEP0RTAT|ONS
WILSON CRITICISED FOR
HOLDING HIM IN OFFICE
Over 300 Cases Cited Where
Assistant Secretary of Labor
Interfered With Action

WASHINGTON. April 27-lllcgal ac-
lions of Louis r. Post, ASSISTANT Se'r'-
tary Of the department OF !aoHr.
suited in blocking qeportatioh Gl Ht.nH
radicals, members or the House ueCiai'u
today before tina rules committee
"The responsibility lies at the door o.
Secretary Wilson for not recommending
removal Of such a man. II these SharsrS
are true" Representative NooenoeLs X
Republican, Illinois, member or me
committees. declared during IN" hearing
which inaugcrated investigation OF MI
Posts official conduct o,,,
REPRESENTATIVE Johnson, Republican,
Washington. chairman or inc rouse IN
migration committee. presented report
by committee investigators on more
than three hundred cases. IN when II
was said Mr. Post had canceiIc" "l
stayed deportations recomincno'u -!
immigration authorities. Counsel LOT
MIR. Post interrupted 10 assert that NoIii-
missioner General Caminettl, OF the I'M
migration bureau. was without lcsaI au-
,hority TO make any recommehua''""
regarding deportation warrants. ,,,,o
Representative Sicgel. Republican.
New York, accused Mr.. Post OF bringing
,h. deportation law into disrepute ana
making deportation proceedings i"r'e
and joke .,
plain violations OF the law. but kep-
resentative Tincher. Republican, Kan
sas. another witness. declared he DOUBT
cd whether Mr.. Post had Nioiated tne
law, although ne commended that the as
sIstant secretary had un9uestiohao'E
abused hfs discretionary authority
Thirty-eight cases were citeu oS
ccnr.sentativr Hoch. Republican. Kan,
sas, author of the resolution mat leu
TO the investigation. IN which MT l'oss
was alleged 10 have released accused
agitators without awaiting TO review
the evidence on which the charges were
nredjcated. With Mr.. Johnson. Hoch
also charged that Mr.. Post for ume
accepted a decision Of Secretary wilson
that mere membership in the commuh-
list party was sufficient ground Tor de,
portation. but that later Post ChanEe"
his mind and did not follow ms ru'-
ing. :, Att, ,oo
ton that Mr.. Post called for rs many as
n hundred cases n day in order TO re-
lease accused liens.
While IN. Hoch resolution LOOKS
to possible Impeachment proceeding
against Mr.. Post. Republican leaders
pian for complete preliminary inquiry
by the rules committee and In event OF
an adverse finding to propose reS0iu-
ton, calling for Mr.. Posts removal.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-04-28
Fashion II In . Kindly Mood

There has never been a time in my
memory when fashion kindly permitted
SO general a use of beads. and thihk
the girl VINO does not study the posi-,
hilities of this delightful fashion ami
make full use Of them is missing
chance.
Take grey dress, how much charar-
ter you car give IT by the skllltul us"
of some contrasting color.
yellow, for instance. is always bo'h
smart and artistic with grey.
Robins egg blue Is most effective win
Tn" right shade Of grey.
Emerald green and grey is another
combination which an artistic friend OF
mine uses To good effect
You Must Choose Carefully
Which YOU choose would depend. 81
course. upon the shade Of grey ANA
upon the colors that are becoming to
you.
Ruff and blue IS another color comb
nation that can be attractively carried
out with heads.
Beads are Il form OF jewclry which d"
not belong to the young but can be
worn by all ages. have n middl"-ag"d
friend who sets eff a hlaCk satin alter
noon gown in thrc" different ways
with n string "f pearl beads. with "a
string OF corals. and with some odd
beads Of dark green and black. Each
combination is most attractive" ana
each gives the dress n different char
acter.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-04-28
MEXICO s NEED
IS EDUCATION

WASHINGTON. April .7.-The per
sonal story Of John Lind former COVER
nor of Minnesota. Of his experience IN
Mexico as President Wilson'S personal
! representative. was told today /" the
senate investigating committee. lnc!uu-
cd was some account of his efforts u
, induce Nicturiano llu"rta I" abdicate IN"
Dictatorship he held following III" over
throw % the MadcrU government ana
before American occupation at Vera
Cruz
Revolution was necessary in Mexico,
Mr.. Lind contcndcd. To r"clIiy SOCIAL
and economic conditions. Though IL Will
take decades To bring tn" pCupl" up 10
our StandGrd S." lie denied with par
ticular warmth that hc had ever. as I'm
amncr k.arfull. for the committee.
asked. "attributcd all If tn" ills OF MrN-
leo To IN" intlurnr" "r tn" Catholic
church" and denied ais" that h" had
ever made such statements to Nelson
UShaughn"sSy. former American charge
d'afIalr"S in Mexico.
What poor Mexico needs is "duta-
ton" MIR. Lind declared. and 1t is N"r*
unfortunate that the inilucnc" &C h"
catholic church has been against
schools in MEXICO. AS in IN" nll"d
States, its imtlu"nr" has not hc"n In tn
direction of establishing and maintain
ing public schools"
That he had ever said IN" chnrch
should he abolished as an institution in
Mexico, or that he had said he adrncai-
cd the recognition Of tarranZa. lest
poor Mexico fall back into the clutches
of the Catholic church" Mr. Lind lkr-
wise denied At the conclusion Of his
account of tn" failure in his mission
with uurrta, Mr.. Kcarfull asked for MT
LindS opinion AZ In the present policy
that should be- adopted towards Mexico
Though | do MOI know what the
present condition u.s." MIR. Lind returned.
lit brhoovcS US as great nriShb"r Ot
a weak country To u" very patient. not
Ia judge them as W" would England.
France or Canada aS IL their rrHp"lIHi'
hility in International affairs.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-04-28
BITTER DEBATE
ON PROFITS TAX
SOLDIER RELIEF BILL
MEETS HOT OPPOSITION
75Republican Insurgents Line
Up With Democrats For
the Measure

WASHINGTON, April 27.-The fight
over the method Of raising almost t"o
billion dollars for the soldier lHirf leg
iSlaliun prccipitat"d nm all day debate IN
the house today during Wni'h IN" ~
pubirans on one side and the comoln,-
lion of Democrats and insurgent R"nuo-
leans ON the other explained their pro-
puSalS.
REPRESENTATIVE Johnson. RcpublicaA'
South Dakota. announced that seventy
five Republican ''lnSurgentS ,iaforeu d
retroactive war profits tax instead oI
n sale tax, pruE!S"d By R"pubiioaE
LEADERS. His statement. L. borne "Ht
later would indiCat" an upset OF lhe
Republican program Tor passing inc ia l
Monday without permitting i:clioh Oh
the war profits" TAX pr"p"Sai. RrpI
sentative tiarn,r. Of Texas. IN" Demo-
cratic whip. predicted that the result
If the Republican caucus next FRIDAY
nigh, would be TO- whip the Insurgents
into line.
MIR. Johnson and Representative
Henry T. Raincy, Democrat. ILLINOIS. IN
reduced during the day the war
nrnIits" lax bill which would place ah
so percent levy on the incredS" oil h"t
incnmc during the last four years over
that Of the prc-war pcrlud. Inc P'""
vas attacked by Representative HrII"'
Iowa, and Lnngworth. ONO: keIup.',
cnms who declared it would "lrNy tax!
%
of individuals and corporations ourli:
III, var ucrlod had already ben loN''
more than ~ percent. .iD
TO accrp, this plan means mere WI
be no soldier legislation urtlarIu ~; ~;
IungwOrth adding that II w"uiu N'i
ihr soldiers bill beyond resurrection.
! VvihouI giving the details, Mr.. Long
wnr,h said the Republican plan i"r
raising money PROPOSED 4
scheme Of taxation. i'cS'ut>. nS,I,
: ~ s'S,IiI raise muCl.
Wr i,onrwurth said all stock cXchanS+
,rnnsnrtions were tn be taxed, whlIe t"'
,,isitinE lrvicS on TOBACCO '',to';
md real estate sales W"r" l" w.
creased He also announced lnal oih'rL
- ~. rank of captain or below III IN
,~ md rf corresponding grades u.
DO navy would receive the dement's w
We Wifi legislation ~ we'll rs tn" '"-
listed men. p,ruIIir.r
Wisconsin. advocated miro p .nm
r.is,n,, money. providing for lh'rcnS","
;mr,.n,r taxes during 1919. 1870 ana ~
n FAX on stock dividends issued .n, 1
y,ar. and new taxes IN "u'"l'on,''H, Ia''
Theatre. admissions, ana r':'l 80 80.
r,nr.scntativ" clark. ~" ls'hl"'r"l.'
- a,,I farmer demanded iha ornnr-
,,,,i,v h;,. given tn amend IN" hiii. Ai''
,i.rL recalled the "pariihm"ntarE r'N"
lu,irn of 1914" and CAV" E'h'ir VIZ
inc" that the Republicans WEE e" ~.
Inn. OH rhr sam" kind "i '"h'Iu' ,
ID ID ~ nm, unset al their machin" tn'n.
IT,, va ~ |.orn,.r ;aih The Rrpuhlitan% wore
:m,aying politics" with the i,'s ioI',;n, ;"
and would rot pass i nntiI th' ~, me-.
"'' t,cmrrs,u,rtiyr RHiucN sand IN" pr
~ P'" '.,t,'s TAX was ESPECIALLY favored
n by ' ai.r sry"' wa"a never be @sSa sI
ONE, M oirhr to never pass biz.
d,,I,rrJ Mr.. Clark. in this c"nnc''."''
"ou, If which more Irritation ina"
,nu, is TO CONF.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-04-28
PITTSBURGH CARMEN ~
ACCEPT MAYORS OFFER

pITTSEl RGlL Pa. April FIN"
do;. Sniff uf mu'"rnmn ana r"nuu,'" -,
Of The pittsburgh Railways CO" ,,,,;..ni
~, ,',,d ,rrjrrs "f Mayor +. '. Sab
r" S and city council in adjuS,;ImE ,nS
,;r,,,r, nC..s n[,i wages between th' men
an drcrr.vrrs for the, rhmpnny. N"'u,
500 workers attended l"hlttn ,,n,.
hnr r"n.ti,u,;ng !hr nigh, force VIII
",r ' smd tax" the S,m| action '" ,InT
row, Thc m,n VOTED tonight t" rHS,,
none for thirty days III" taking OF I"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-04-28
,S3&@ (! !};: T 7 J Il
by Rqftn Cameron IT


Do you love beads"
l adore them. think there is no
form Of jewelry that really adds so
much To the effectiveness OF costume
AS chain of some skillfUlly chosen
Color.
And none that costs so little.
(PcrhapS that is one reason why they
are never SO universally beloved rs pro-
hIbitivcly costly precious stones)
Two girls came into room where
was sitting the other evening.
They both wore dark blue SILK frocks
One Of them had about her neck ana
hanging half way 10 her waist lovely
string OF coral beads. They gave a
charm and distinction to the simple
frctk and set off her pale SIX in and SOFT
dark hair to perfection. ! had seldom
seen her look pretticr.
Unless You Prefer Costliness To Beauty
The other girl wore around her neck
a pendant of platinum set with diam
onds. I suppose ii cost at least three
times what the coralS cost II the stones
were imitation, and fifty times II thcE
were genuine But although the pend
ant spoke of money. il did not add one
PARTICLE of effectiveness to the wearcr ;
dress. Your eye would have retained
no especially plraSin gimprcssion-uh-
less you were ono OF those people WIN
sum UP others by the amount OF money
their clothes and jewelry seem 10 nave
cost.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-04-28
MEXICAN FEDERAL
REGIMENT REVOLTS

FL. rASo. Ten. Arrl :; ,l,i rt,'.,
al, Ices reported from Jarrr" lhIS W..
noon SAID that IN" SIM! ,.II,,n,i
E sI N rhihuahnn Hi'y: had Fr'" w.
ed no nghirnG wa" reported "S "
sui, nf III" detection. iorrcy
Wire rnmmunirat,"n b., w""n J"nr'I
and Chihuahua city has ben ru' W., ",I'
anu ,ro,, Which left JaurrZ for the IN
aI,, ,',,,i,,l ,urnci back when ms
vas discovered il Was Sal"'
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-04-28
WHEELING. W. Va. April -. y
Fruits and Vegetables.
nArE DECREASE ALLOWED.

CIIARI.ESTON. w. Va. April -
order was ISSUED to-day by the public
Srr,ic" commission authorizing the
, 'rrssucakr Il ohio Railway to decrease
it,, rates on coal from operations in the
t;uyan Valley Ia III" Huntington docks
from a. 10 Rs cents Il ton.
The railway first applied for de-
creased rates of coal from the mines Of
the island Greek tual Company Of In-
gan county. but this was opposed by
ii,r Logan Coal Operators Association
un the ground that II was diSCriminG-
tory The order Of to-day was unop-
posed hr the operators association.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-04-28
CONVICT LARKIN OF
CRIMINAL ANARCHY

NEW YORK. April 27.-,James Lar.
kin. Irish labor leader. charged with
criminal anarchy. was found guilty by
III" Supreme Court jury TO-DAY pelore
which his case was presented.
The Jury was out about two hours
and a quarter. I.arkin took the verdict
stoicallv hut it was noticed that he
trenhed slightly.
Before the jurors re-cntered the court
mrs n make no demonstration. what
ever the verdict. This order was
obcyed.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-04-28
WOULD OPPOSE SOLDIER BONUS

ATLANTIC CITY. y. j.. April e
The United states chamber OF com
meIcr would go on record as opposed !"
s,.ry,.d IN The world VAR by adoption "I
n resolution submitted for action ny IN"
resolutions committee at the lnltlal Sea- ',
sion If it's eighth annual convention
here to-day. 49,, a,,,,.
b,Ir , million negroes in the SOUTH
who probably would r"c",y" 500 or
x6on each immediately would Gun WORK
nntIl the money was spent; hut nr'uIrl
cd there would j" gcn"raliy an org!
rf sn,nding," than labor would h', as
nrrnuizcd and production decreased
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-04-28
MEMORIAL DAY IN FGANCE.

PARIS. April 27.-Mcmoriai EXERCISES
will hr held ut American cemeteries IN
France hN Parish post. American To-
zion, on Memorial Day. This "rEanlza-
lion has Iun.uu0 francs in its treasury
and expects contributions from IN"
United States IL SSisi III inc nurr"nS'
Of flowers and provide Tor "ther On
prns"s of the day
Major General II. 7. Allen. in com
mand Of American forces at t"nlenz'
will furnish hiring squads and bands Tor
,.k.n to each cemetery in automobiles
provided by the Fed Cross.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-04-28
1NcREAsE FERRY RATE.

CHARLESTON. W. Va, April 81
Order was issued to-day by the public
service commission granting increased
rates to Sistersville Ferry tomranN'
onsrn.inr across tho Ohio river at Sis
tnrsville. The commission grants scnn-
rators between April and October 81.
and November / and March 81. they
beinr higher in tho winter months.
The chief difference IL that IN" PMS
scnpcrs must pay ton cents each dur
ing the winter months.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-04-28
NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION.

ON April /. by mutual consent tn"
partnership OF Sax-Patctrson e. Co. was
dissolved. b. r. Patterson retiring. The
business in the future will be conducted
by Harry Sax and Nathan Sax, under
the firm name Of Sax Bros.
All moneys owing the firm Of Sax
partnership of Sax:Pattcrson Co. was
...N Bros.
All parties having claims against Sax
Patterson e. Co. are due and payable to
San Brus for payment.
HARRY SAN.
NATHAN SAX.
;. B. PATTERSON.
ap-li-ol-oS-my-5
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-04-28
DOG BUNS WILD.

A mad dog created quit" a scar" "u'
on Woods street at an early hour this
morning. Tho animal had run wild mi
was frightening the entire community.
\ hurry up call was sent I'M" h"l''i
hoaduuHrtCrs and Officers liai'N AN !
Stanley dispatched to dispatch Ia" d",.
The dog registered death at 20" tn
morning.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-04-28
SMALL BLAZE At
MARTINS FERRY

An alarm of fire at p. m. summoned
Martins Ferry fire department to IN"
home of William SeabriGht, 500 Norm
Eifth street. An incubator took tlrc
and was destroyed with loss OF sloG;
An early report said that nc nintt
Dairy plant, near when thc Scapris"'
home is located. was burning.
A passcrhy reported the fire to romeo
Sergeant Ed Shrodcs, who turned IN Inc
alarm.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-04-28
STEWART WITHDRAWS
D.mocratic Nomination For SocretaFS
~ Agriculture Clear Tor Miller

CHARLESTON. W. Va. April :':-
John W. Stewart. Of MarlInSburR. WIZ
Jrr,y announcement If his candidacy Tor
~, Isrmocratlr nomination for COM
missioner of arrlcul'tr from nG the "' lie
Of IN, Secretary of state To-Day; ~.
nnn"mnccmcnt was tl"d last week. hy
Withdrawing h" leaves the il',T r!%ar
Tor Sampson y. Miller. OF MrnS'e'
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-04-28
srocuo1Dz1s u1ru0.

NOTICE Is hereby given that the "a.
nual meeting Of the Stockholders OF
Rail & River Coal Company for the
election Of directors and such other
business as may properly come before
the meeting. will be held at the general
Ter Building. Cleveland. Ohio. on Tues,
day. May 4th. 1920, at 10 o'clock z. m.
D. w. MILLER.
ap-21-p Secretary.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-04-28
MORNING FIRE
IN BELLAIRE HOUSE

rellairc fire departments were called
at 1:lO o'clock this morning to the home
az Mrs. John T. kcyscr. West twenty
third street, Bcllaire.
At ego a. In.. tho fire departments had
not vet loft tn" scene. and il was imp"S-
sihlc to secure any estimate of he dam
agc That had boon done by Tie DlaHc.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-04-28
>~>>>>>
! BRAIN TESTS|
! BY SAM LLOYD. !

4 smart young bank clerk tossed a
hanknotc through the window and SAID
to the passing postman:
"I;r, mo some l-ccnt stamps. three
many twos as ones. three
Quarters az many fives as twos and
five scent stamps for the balance or
the Money"
can YOU tell the denomination OF the
banknutC"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-04-28
MEApvn1E YARDS CLOSED

MEADNILl.E. Ia. April 27.-Thc
M"advll" yards Of til" Fri" Railroad
W ~ closed again today when forty
sW itrhmrn went on strike. This is the
second .lrIkc in three weeks by the
same force.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-04-28
MAN FATALLY HURT.

PITTSBURGII. April eI.-ll"m"r Wal
ter. as, rig builder If I!unrinSt"n. w.
Va, died today in ia" M"k'"&rrrt has.
pital Walter fell from d'rr'"k at
Mckr"sport yesterday and suffered II
fractured skull.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-04-28
on RHoCn-

WILL sell to first buyer: 1000 Notex
Oil $l.45 and 500 Motex Refining
S235 and 1000 Motex Pipe Line 4ec.
Telegraph orders. A. L. Deibel. Boat
mems Bank Bldg, st. Louis, Mo.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-04-28
MILLIONS arc suffer

MILLIONS are suffering with rheunea-
tism. Most important discovery Of thu
age. A herb that actually drives The
tirely out Of the system. People Wfit3
US and say they are astounded ct tn
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