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The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1920-07-28
With Us
We Must
Clear the Decks
Result You Save
About Market Conditions

There's some talk in the newspapers
about probable price decline for this
winter. TO us this looks impossible.
Goods have been made up under high
price conditions as for two or three
years back; SO now there is great
shortage Of labor and an underproduc-
ton Of labor and an under prOduction Of
materials and mantlfa ctured garments.
just word: We believe you'll save BY
buying now.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1920-07-28
Our Advertising
for this Sale

will be more extensive than usual. We
expect to reach into territory forty
miles away. We are using thousands of
circulars, and available newspapers to
spread the good tidings of Saving.-We
expect throngs and invite you particu-
larly. Come.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1920-07-28

Every article the house radically marked down for this
another merchandise
Falls vicinity stylish
merchandise readily
absolute
s~
THE SAVINGS WILL Excel. EVERY PREVIOUS EFFORT
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1920-07-28
$4,000
IN MERCHANDISE
COUPONS FREE

When the doors Open Friday July
80 at p. NJ, we will pass out $4,000
worth of merchandise coupons free of
charge and no strings, the coupons are
good for their face value on purchases
of $3.50 and ever and are in denomin-
alton of 10c, Csc soc.
Use them same as cash on purchas-
es of $3.50 and over.
Be on hand when doors open as sup
ply is limited.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-03-30
Teachers To Get
Special Rates To
Local Convention

Special rates base been granted by
the railroads Tor teachers coming more
than 20 miles 10 attend the meeting on
the West Tennessee Teachers 1850
citation at Memphis beginning Thurs
day. one and one third fare FOR the
round trip will be charged. subject to
compliance with certain conditions.
Full fare will be chareod for the ticket
10 Memphis, but ia buying the ticket,
teachers should ask the agent for a
statement. which when properly signed
by the secretary OF the teachers as
ISOLATION. will entitle the holder to pur-
chase the return ticket for one-third
the regular fare
on account of the crowded condition
of the hotels Prof ! l.. Elighsaw.
president Of the association has asked
that the people Of Memphis open their
homes for the entertainment of the
teachers for the three days Of the
meeting Miss Maudc SCruggs Is
chairman Of the committee To arrange
for places Of entertainment for the
visiting teachers. All who are willing
to omen their homes for this purpose
are asked to notify Prof. Highsaw,
Main 1877
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-03-30
.LITTLE over HALF
Of ARKANSAS FARM
ACREAGE TILED


90 ,-, ,r,r. than ~ al0nH0 acres w
....- +A. ,.,.,
4alh. aH N'NA"7"" N"'.'N saw
1872 r..+ 60 rt ln8H half THIS a-.'8H
,,,sz ,n.. .- .....8 as Improved lai|
..,..r Sd, .....
agrolrIi"N F" ..-"'7 '..
Unite. rt.. bureau v 'H 'S'4h"'
bod. -,nfa.. rr.-,lty bv lhy farm or
-. -, g..r....t ii the Memphis
tbsr,b.r 20. ,.a,.r. r.
~. ,r.-sl... d n-.. t.u 1000
an. ,r ill.,. lanai AIMS IS ~l.Nu
aver d.. ,,,r lalS ta. This ratio az
,r,,5s s5s,, t9 The COMPARISON IN uu.
,,r-,,.s3 i4rd f,r the tuu Years The
Err,b,r ~. arms lr Nrn. n-as 81. 1870
- agS aaa AN Iurrel.. ruu -ltt5N In
rqis Tao ay.rsr, SIG H Arkansas
farms v-9s rcdu,ti 10. 1919 o. -
arySs from sin i'm 1918. ul the hE,l
90 trprnyad area IT, each farm Wa.-
III acres i'm lgIq. ag4u4l s> ares ia
ialS
rb.sa figures sr. Hou,uI Indications
81 hstter n,,tho8S lr-.t.r u. .sfuu ~ iHe
synsrts nj Inc farm dtytlopmcut BIZ
rSan
"'rhe recital Of the ACCOMPLISHMENTS
az ten wears is >rriAbiy wonder
story" Charles $ Buulun. field agent
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-03-30

other go near that he could see but
very little when a gasoline tank eE-
pl1ded durins a fire IN a garage an
Electric Mills He was az that time
getting @ salary Of SIS a day as an
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-03-30
TEACHERS PAY UP 20
PER CENT IN NEWPORT

NEWPORT, Ark. March 30. (Spll--
Teachers for the Newport schools We're
elected Saturday by the board OF edu-
cation and are ] II. Patterson. super
intendent; Miss Elizabeth Irhv, prinCi-
pal, Grade teachers. Mrs ELLA Box,
Mrs, +. l.sHarmon Mrs. Ada Williams,
Misses Kathryn Johnson, Margaret Beat
tie, Ermel hast, Minnie Belle Ferguson,
Merle East, Myra Realuey, Hazel
Brong Miss Frances Bailey was re-
elected to the department 8; sssa;1i1 Gro
Monies, Mrs John W. Staytun will
have charge Of the department Of eX-
preston, and Miss Kate Harder that Of
the commercial department. An in
crease OF 20 per cent in raise of Salaries
was given the teachers over the past
year, There are Yet three vacancies In
the faculty to be fAed-one In the high
school and two grades. The remaining
of Supt, J, II. Patterson as head Of the
schools Is met with general satisfaction,
for at the close Of his first year IN tho
schools here he has made great I'D
yancement in the cause Of education,
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-03-30
MAN DRUCCED and
ROBBED in CORINTH

C0RINTH, Miss. March 80 fSpl)-
Luther Humphreys, OF Tishomlngo
county was drugged aud robbed here
Sunday by unidentified parties and Ia
ken 10 the outskirts Of the city and left
on the roadside He was found there
during the afternoon by passersby and
the sheriff was notified.
The officer found him helpless and
in an unconscious condition. He was
taken care OF until this morning, and
there being no charges against him he
departed for his home
He told a story Of drinking with an
unidentified friend, Of starting on an
tomohile ride and theft his memory was
blank until he awoke this morning
minus his cash and a sick man from his
experience.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-03-30
NO MORE PREPAID
RAILROAD TICKETS

The practice of The mHroais 81 SELL
mag prepaid railroad nrea. whereby
money for the purchase % passenger
ticket tn another city could b. de-
and fhs ticket delivered To any party
q rairHaied by the purchaser. viii he
formulated by railroads operating Goo the
Southeastern territory April I. accord
ing to an encouragement received by
IUvHl passenger officials The south
eastern Passenger association Is cN-
p,Ctod Ia issue an official bulletin on
the new order In few days
Tn reason given tn stopping The
practice winch has proved "a great con-
Nrrtrnce Co. the puhjiH. especially in
connection with transportation 90 work
men is that the system has proved to
Dee toa expensive. ami thai the pJac-
iica has often led to confusion and Law
suits
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-03-30
New Way to Remove
Hairs Creates Sensation
tAetusily Takes Out the ROots)

What beauty specialists regard as one
OF the most important discoveries In re-
removing superfluous hair, Its great
advantage, OF course. lies in the fact
that II actually removes the hair roots.
1t does this easily, instantly. harmless
ly Sufferers from the africitou named
need no longer despair The actual
hair-roots come out before your very
eyes, leaving the skin as smooth and
halrle SIS as a babes
Because 1t offers such complete re
lief, stick OF pheactine is the most
inexpensive thing woman can huy for
the removal of hairy growths. For the
same reason druggists are having an
enormous demand for H. You can use
II with entire safety. e is SO harmless
effect. adj,
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-03-30
CATTLE DROWN IN
49, NATCHEZ DISTRICT

NATCHEZ. Miss. March 80 (SplD-
While the present high stage " the
Mississippi river Is causing no appre-
heRsiou so far Rs the lcvees Of this dis
rtct are concerned, 81 is causing trouble
boy holding Up tho tributaries which ara
flooding he loaiauds caqsing delay
in planting operations aud losses toi
cattlvmru.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-03-30
N. & S. ELECTS OFFICERS.

NATCHE,Z, Miss. March so tSpl)--
The NatcheZ & Southern railroad, a
link of the Missouri Pacific, announces
the election OF its officers as follows.
O. O. ogden, Natehez. vice president
and general manager, +. NJ. Hickman
ST. Louis, treasurer, l.. r. Martin.
NatcheZ. assistant secretary and
treasurer; II. p. johnson, st, Louis,
general auditor.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-03-30

Eaur g Just from New Orleans where
be went 10 Brother isaiah who restored
his sight 90 him. 80.
Several wears ago Mr neNaue lost
the sight entirely in one eye and the
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-03-30

The people ~ seeala and surrounding
country We're SURPRISED saturday whgn
Arthur DeFHnA. Hh0 has been almost
entirely blind for a number OF years.
walked unaidgd on the street, Mr. De-
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-03-30

expert mechanic. Since then he has
had % give up hts work ana with his
Evansville where he has raised tina
chickens.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-20
MINOR CASES HEARD
IN FEDERAL COURT

Srecial DiSpatch {" The lnt"lilE"uctr
rNKkERSHIE W. VA. Jan =
Tho trial Of Charles. William and o'iNrr
Manuel. Of Jefferson county, "a% hrEum
his afternoon in /. :. Court. TN" mon
ar. charged with having stolen -"
worth Of lumber FROM Il car ~ lntrr-
state transit ~ Shenandoah Jun'tl"u'
Tho trial Will l." completed tomorrow
It will likely l." the las, jury trial A'
this term. which will probably "nd sat
urday. or Monday al tho latest.
The case of y. T. raSSilI" and Charles
Spataforc. charged with Transporting
Alberta Mason, aged sixteen. from am
other state t. Falrmont. w. Va. was
Transferred to MartinSburG for trla"
Tinnd was fixed al $1,000 Coach and tn"
girl was ordered detained till the trial
in the Marion County pan.
The case OF Charles StCt2Cnfc!t was
transferred t. Wheeling. He u accused
Of having IN his possession some artl'-
les stolen from an Interstate shipment
At Grays"D.
Emmanuel Layman and Harry Knapp
pleaded guilty 10 Il "harG" Of hriuEinr
$50 quarts OF liquor from Point Marion,
la. to Fairmont aud drew fine of s."
each.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-20
MILLERAND COMPLETES
NEW FRENCH CABINET

PARIS. Jan l9.-l'rrmirr Millerand
conferred ,hIs afternoon with the mem,
hers Of tn" newly appointed cabinet ana
then went to the Elys"" palace alone 10
VISIT president Iu.n"are. 1t was an
nnuuccd that Mlllcrand would present
The minister's To VI. l'":uCarc At eleven
o'clock Tuesday morning and later I"
President elect DcSChuncl.
The formation OF tho ministry was
finally completed this afternoon when
Jules Stcrg accepted tn" post Of NM
,sirr Of ih, interior and Andre HOnnor-
a, accepted that "f MIN. S,cr Of public IN
StrurtIou. NJ. StCcg was minister ~
the Interior in the Painlerc cabinet and
mad previously occupied other cabinet
positions.
Andr" Maginpt. former minister OF
tho colonies accepted the post Of Min
lister Of Pensions.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-20
welcomed By Lansing.

WASHINGTON. Jan. l9.-N"ic"mine
the delegates to the second Fan, AMER
can Financnl Conference on p"halt OF
Tie United States government. Secrc-
TAR: Lansing today declared that me
N,nericas accented the burdens thrust
unnn the new word by the war and
wunld press forward with confidence 10
IT." better days Of the future.
The conference is 4 new mahIicSla
ton uf the mutual intCSt" and irienn-
shin which means 50 much To NE com
mon welfare Of our natiorS. MT Ian,
sing SAID. He declared that the mrs.
conference in 1919. summoned 10 U.s. ;,
cuss difficulties arising from European
hostiIitics. marked n distinct advance
in the development Of constructive Pan
Am"riCanism by translating the spirl!
of hclpfulnrss into practical effort
which cuntrastcd boldly with the strug-
III is hitting the Secretary Of State
continued. that with the close of that
conflict. when an exhausted world Is
gropinE amidst the ruins OF past pros
rebuild It's shattered fortunes, That our
rrnuhlics should again assemble III con,
ference to consider the financial anu
economic problems Of tn" new era anu
TO devise ways OF adjusting our lives
and intercourse to the new conditions
in harmony with Inc l'hpelllhB spirit
of Pan-Am"riCanisW.
at is evident 10 all mat the war ana
its waste of life and treasure have pro-
foundry influenced the relation OF Tn"
AMERICAS To world affairs. We cannot
nyni d,hc new responsibilities TO one
another and to the world. We ought
moi to avoid them. even If We could.
And I hut echo the united voice OF the
Americas when ! declare that We will
I:,li, up th,, burden thrust upon US ana
with confidence press forward 10 INC
L.ttrr dayy which tie in tn" future.
"ln adj iilinn To- IN" recognition OF our
uu,y TO one another We have Il greater
MISSION. Il world mission. t. fulfill The
Americas stand for certain political
and social ideals which prrmratcd our
very existence as nations since We de-
Cl.rrd and achieved our independence.
az thrS, the most important * the
orderly Development uf political lnsli
iutjnnS based or tn" supremacy of the
popular will and tn" equality Of eco
nomic opportunity unimpair"d Ivy Sp"-
rlal privilege or class distinction. We
arc free peoples Consrrrat"d Ia liberty
and Jealous Of our rights as nations and
as individuals. We can render Ia hui
NANNY no greater service than to pre-
serve these lofty ideals untouched by
surdid or selfish purpose as living wit
ncssrs rf their hrniIrcnt power over
tho affairs or men. If. IN addition 10
this. We demonstrates IN our inicrna-
tional :ntcrrnursr that the American
policy is guided by a spirit Of helpful
ness rather than by national selfish
ness va shall make contribution To
world progress and To civilization which
will bear ite present reward and he re-
mrmhcrcd with gratitude by pOstcrity."
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-20
REFUSES AID IN
GUSHING THE VETS

TRENTON. y. J.. Jan. l9.-Std,c A.
tnrnry General McCran announced to
dav tnat he had declined the request or
the Anti-Saluon league of New Jersey
to institute proceedings in the state su-
rrcmr court to prevent G"rrrnnr-elect
Edward l. Edwards and twelve demo-
cratic aSScmblymen-cleCt from Essex
county who were elected on wet
platform. from taking office tomorrow;
He said the facts at this time ulo
not warrant such proceedings ana lha'
the state constitution gave the assem-
bly, the sole power of Judging the QUAR-
f!Cations Of it's members
The League had requested action On
III" ground that the campaign expenses
Of Tho candidates had exceeded the
amount provided for under the state
corrupt practices act.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-20
AMERICAN SHIPS
Continued Prom Page ons)

regular monthly service between the
RIVER Plate. Antwerp and other EURO
rrnn purrS III February. and VIII place
on this run refrigerated cargo steam
rrS capable OF lifting appr"NIlnateIE
5000 tons Of frozen beef. loading such
general cargo as may he available. :,
Further, cargo steamers Will be add
cd To- this service from time tn time.
there being an ample reserve TO care
for cargo offerings.
'.Fnllmwinr its policy Of encouraging
established American steamship corr
pnnics rather than competing with
Them. the board Will place IN SerNIce
mrnt VI Mcssr<. W. X. Grace ii Co, the
santa Theresa and III" Santa Elisa;
both l2-knot combination frelGht ana
messenger lrsSrls built especially Tor
ms ,radr. They will call al tal lao.
AREA. Iquiquc. Valparaiso and VIII FUR
n,sh sailing every two weeks from
New York. \ sister ship. the Sania
I.rnnnra. S,ill in the army service. Will
b., added To these as soon rs possible.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-20
Demand Refunding of
Liquor License Money

PITTSBURGH. Pa, Jan. l?-Fw"
pIrShurgn saloon owners h!"'i l"u''nhH
IN Quarter sessions court hrf" i"uaN
i,u,ur Licensees sine. July !. l?I", IN"
day. ON Which war timr prohibition w"nt
into effect be refunded /" them. IN"
petitioners said they wer" 'unAh!r Ia
engage IN the sal" of spurious, N'i"uI
..,,d mali lluunr" for which they pald
license fees IN monthly irS'hI.m"ntS.
January >? was st for arguments IN
both cases. The decision 81 IN" r""rt
~ ,hrs, cases Will apply :" hundrrdS OF
i.Grrr dealers uf III" lttiS!urGh dlSr"''
vrf,, Maid uccnsr fees during tn" war
lIIll,. irnhI III .nn va.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-20
Wood Alcohol Fatal
To Women Who Drank

rHlLADELrilIA. l'"nna,. Jan. "
Two women. sisters. dI"d mere l"""H ~
ter drinking a r"nCUrN"n "'l"'N'" -!
III" police to hay" contained Woo" Az
c"hul They were Mrs. katherine 'I'h-
d"rgaSI and Mrs. yla:N fr"nih
James rr"udrrgaSI. huShard OF one
Of I'M. victims. and VIM. Mr'l"Sl7c!. wcr"
arrested pending an investigation OF IN"
d,.,h rr the two women. According In
The rol,cr, Mc,Iuskry admitted having
taken = quantity Of wood alcohol from
ms 'ula,r Of employment and selling II
to rrrn,icrgast. hat SAID h" did not kno"
what rrrndcrgaSi intended doing with
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-20
Construction Employers
Hear Favorable Reports

\ meeting Of the Construction En-
ploycrs' association OF TINS Guy W"
LrII last evening in the Chamber Of
Commerce assembly. y report rt M
business duringg IN" past year by III"
nsSo,latinn Was read by the secretary:
Several ruutIn" matters were then actcd
upon. ~.
Fred w. Sundrrman. secretary VINO
rrurcsrrllrd Wheeling at the convention
h,id in IudjAuapullS. Ind. Of the Ma
tiunal Hurldcrs Trad"s Employers AS
>uciatirn r"p"rt"d what was done at tho
meetings and his report proved taNora-
bic with all present..
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-20
HOPE TO DISPOSE OF
APPROXIMATIONS BILL

WASHINGTON. Jan. 19.-The senate
today devoted another day to the consia-
Grafton Of the Amcricanization bill Win
out reaching Il final vote. Senator hcn-
yon, If Iowa. author of the measure
hopes to dispose Of il tomorrow. Seha-
tor phipps. Of Colorado. speaking IN sup
port of the bill. said the federal govern
mcnt should look after foreigners COM
ing to this country.
Senator King, Of Utah. speaking IN
ornosition. declared the proposed edu-
cotional work should be done by the
states alone instead Of jointly with the
federal government as the bill proposes.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-20
EXIT ALL LIQUORS
ADVERTISING SIGNS

NEW YORK. an. l9.-Al signs ad-
r-rtiSInE Intoxicating beverages n'"S'
d,Sappcur from public view tomorrow
.,,,,,nrh,nr In An rdIrt ISSUED tonight b.
James Shrvnn, Supervising Federal
prohibition agent for New YORK 'ii!:
Rhudr Island Had CONNECTICUT. All
whjSkey. gin. WIN" ana h""T >itnS Wu>t
l,. either pulled down. hidden from the
ruhlir view or b. painted ont. II" SAID.
MIR ShrNnn SAID that If any saloons
DISPLAY liquor signs after t"nt"rrnW ana
,h,. rruprlct"rs are making no "hort to
tear them down IT," arrest OF the saloon
men Will b. ordered.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-20
REED SEES DEFEAT
OF THE PEACE TREATY

NEW YORK. Ian. l9-pcfcat Of the
peace treaty with OF without rcScrNa
ions was predicted here tonight u!
SENATOR lanes A. Reed at dinner CIV
en- in IN" honor Of himself and Senator
hiram Johnson by Il committee OF New
York business mon. senator S"huS"h
5,,.I,r,d that the Lodge reservations.
kybiI, NOT wholly protecting the United
States, DID give measure of rr"'SI-
lion and that rh"y were tn" "lrrcdurah!e
minimum" on which compromise couId
h.. lnnhn
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-20
DESCHANEL CONTINUES
PRESIDENT OF CHAMBER

PARIS. Jan I9.-M. Drschan"l in
tends 70 retain IN" presidency Of TIA"
Chamber uC Deputies unt;l II" 'nh"S ur
tho ofrlc" Of president according l."
reports from those close I" HIM.
NJ DaSChancl ~ noted for two p"ruli-
aritica Firstly. ne had never CONSENT
cd to accept IN" portfolio Of any MN.
i-,ry or form Of ministry With himself
as premier This ahStcntion. remark
able in French political life. has "A ways
been EXPLAINED aS du" to his ambition
:" become president. which h" believed
might NOR easily be fulfilled II hr
rov"r Identified himself with any p"-
lltiCal office.
Secondly ho has never accepted Tho
decoration % the Legion If II"u"r.
Now. when hC "rtc'S "ffIc" ~ president
Of the T:cpUhlir. h hv""m" Saui"matIc-
ally Grand Master Of that order.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-20
BATTLING
WITH FIERCE BLIZZARD

NEW YORK. Jan. l9.-Railtoads in
central and northern New York were
battling today with one OF the worst
billiards. IN years which has raS S IN.
t.rmj,trntly since Friday. TrathC mas
nrcn Virtually suspended on the Adlr"n-
dacK. 81. Lawrence and Ontario divisions
~ Ih, New York Central because al
mountainous drifts.
Traffic on tn" main I'm" between Nv Nv,
Val. md Huffaln has been maintained
nnIy hv the constant vs." ~ snow plo~S
and trains from IN" west, "nrrnStrn
with ic" arr arriving her" hours late.
/ .m;t-d trains hav" been Spin INK" az
many as four sections I" MAKE II p'S-
- hlr tu heat them.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-20
nAccALAUREArE SERMON.

SprCIl IIiSUatTE 70 INr INTNIIIEINNrF,
WASHINGTON. Ia, Jan. ls.-The
harcaIaurcaic sermon I" the midyrar
graduating class "f Washington high
school was delivered last night ia the
high school auditorium by l'r. W. +.
Simmons. pastor Of the First prcshy-
terrain church. uf Washington. conn
ncncrmrnt cx"rrsrs will continue
throughout the week the final c"rcmn-
,,lrs being scheduled for FRIDAY night.
\ dance VIII follow III" graduation cH-
rrrISrH on that might.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-20
PASSED WITHOUT DEBATE.

WNSNINGTVN. IAN. u w IVTIOUI
debate lhr senate today passed Il hill
am, nhiug existing nets 50 ~ L. enable
m,IItury drrurai. nns to hr awarded up
on fh" recommendations Of officers
lower than the grade IF general. Thus
bill which now goes I" tho president:
- designed !" rnah!" IN" c"ni"rrInE al
Decorations uruu II largo number Of
american soldiers who served in Franc"
under officers with rank lower than
that of general
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-20
HOSPITALS FOR SOLDIERS.

WASUlNGTON. Jan. l9.-Appr"rria-
non If $>J.Onu.n"0 tu he rNp"nd"d over
tn" next four years Tor hoSpi'"i anu
.r,h.r facilities for discharged soldiers
sailors. marines and nurses Is proposed
il, :, hill introduced today Ivy Senate;
France. Ecpuhican. Mary land.
Th, medical and contemplated ""uId
b.. under direction Of tn" public heal
l"'S.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-20
GERMANS EVACUATE
THORN; POLES ENTER

BERLIN. Jar. l9--Thc town ot
Thorn. West Prussia. given To Poland
by the treaty of Versailles. as part "f
I"r territory IL IN" gateway I" IN"
Ell,i, was rHHcuHl"d hy tn" Germans
yesterday nnd taken possession q: by
IN" Poles
The Poles entered Thorn under arch
80 adorned with Polish flags Nh'l" m"
houses in t'r town were decorate l wl'h
hunting. Thu. streets were lincI with
Ch.Ilrer drawn M - receive" thu new
fn,1crS TN, hollis were r.nU ana m"
r. poun ~ lung in tho churches
The orca :i"u passed without untoward
incident
Erumh"r@ n the PROVING" Of Pos"n
vii hcrou,.. Polish January -. nnnziE
Is 10 h. .tacuatcd by tho Germans on
February I.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-20
Carpenters Man For
The English Offer

NEW YORK. Jan. &c. b. Cochran,
the English boxing promoter announced
tonight tho receipt al came ni'Ssasc
r,,,r NJ D,srauIS. manager uf Georges
t'nrrcntirr. IN support uf his claim that
he is tho only one who can stage Il
worlds championship bout III l?2".tn'h-
ran said he, had paid S-I.huu to p"S-
camps for the French title holder ser
ice this year.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-20
sUcCUnBs TO INJURY.

SncCiNl To Th0 INIrITIErNctT.
EAST LIVERPOOL. o.. Jan. IL
Ccorgr clark. aged T. son Of Ghas. +
clark who's" skull was fractured In n
cnn.,ing accidcrr last night died IN the
cry Hospital today. His sled crashed
MIC an auto driven ny Thos. Dcvill".