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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-03-19
Thieves Attempt to Get
100000 Worth of Whiskey

PITTSBU RGH. Pa, March Ia pro
hlGitioR authorities here wcr" na'1tl"d
hibition authorities here w"r" notified
nr attempt to steal bonded Whisky
valued at more than $500. 400. from =
railroad car In tn" Pitcairn Yards or
tho Pennsylvania railroad
Railroad police discovered early todas
that the car, curou'" from I."uISvlll".
Nv, TO New York had h""n "ut"rrd. and
about 100 quarts Of nVu"r r"moT"d,
Tn" seals OF tha ,Hr had not boon dIs-
,u-bcd the thieves hl',nE vpp"d =
holr IN the roof and r"Tov'd ~" liquor
in his manner.
Fifteen arrests nave h".u made ~
connection with tn" cauS" hu' author
tics have not announced IA" names 90
tn prisoners.
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vas tabled - - 80 and an amendment
by senator Sterling. Republican. North
naEUta, 10 eliminate IN" phras" cypress
ing nope for Corsummation Of Irish
freedom. MAS tabled 20 to II.
Another Failure
After tho Irish reservation finally
III Den approved Senator Simmons.
Democrat. North Carolina. made last
mInut" fIEht to secure a change IN IN"
Republican reservation to article ton.
hut his substitut" providing that the
tinted States would us" lis Friendly
offices" 10 prcs"rv" territorial integrity
and political lndcr"ndenC" VAS tabled
by vote Of 81 TO 60.
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MS SELLANEoUA
PATENTS s sss';;s !:s 5::s:;
ed. Paten: and
TRADEMARKS litigation. Booklet free,
II. Z. DUNLAP, Patent Lawyer.
National Exchange bAuk Building.
Wheeling, ". Va
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

MILLIONS are suffering with rhcuma-
tism. Most important discovery OF the
age. \ herb that actually drives the
most Stub prr case o! rheumatism en-
iirclv ont of the system. People writ,
Us and say they are astounded at the
results. especially IN the kidneys. Just
think nr The mnroy making possibilities:
Representatives wanted. SIZE pound
pos tpald. ~ pounds 81 express paid.
l.heumatism Herb Co. Venice. CalIfor-
mia. my-2S-tr.
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Capper, Colt, Curtis, France, FrelnS-
huysen, Gronna, Johnsont CaHfD.
Jones (wash.) LaFonette, Mclean,
McNary, Moses, Norris, Sutherland
and Watson.-l7.
Observation-Disclosures, Gerry, Gore.
Harris, Harrison, Henderson, Hitch
cock, Kendr1ck, Kirby, Mcclellan NIL
gent, Phclan. Pittman, Ran sdel,
Reed, sheppard, Shields, Smith (Mary.
land). Smith (South CaroHna), walsh
(Mass., and walsh tMoutans)-
Total for adoption So.
Against Adoption.
Repubncans-RalI, Calder, Cum
INNS. Dillingham;, Edge, Elkins, Hale,
Harding, Kellogg, Kenyon, Keyes,
Lcuroot, New, Page. Philips, Spencer.
Sterling, Townsend and Wadsworth.--
Total 40.
kmAu, Dial, Fetch
er. Gay, Jones (Ncw Mexico), King.
Myers, Pomerene, Robinson, Smith
(Georgia), SWANSON, Thomas, Tram
nell, Underwood, williams and VOL
cott-Total ID.
Total against Sc.
OF senators absent and pared I VITA
announced that Senators 'UIb' r>'u.
TEXAS; J"hus"u.. Soulh Dakota. u'"".
man. North Carolina: owen oklahoma;
"nd Stanl">. K"utu"i>. Democrats. la' e
"r"d ~" re-, r,;liiuu and lhri senate:
r"rmald. E"puhl!cAn. Maine. "rp"s"d Il
tn. POSITION of other s,nat"rS ON, Nul-
my was not stated
Tl" ,.,ldt" later r,otrirmrd ~ trl.ru
on IN, Gerry reservation g. !" - WHEN
II ~''uud 'n'" h. ,nrr" n'r' -+'rN Uud.r
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Honest finders are nv
keepers. Ninety-fve o.
cent of the people are honest. A
Lost ad will recover your
property in almost every in
stance.
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PoE SALE-Iarm. 9s7 acres. fine
grain and stock farm. good sets cf
buildings. slos. plenty of fruit. good
water. Buildings worth $4,000 and
$1,000 worth OF timber. Price SIS per
acre. Also 2Hc acres. a fine farm
miles rom Pryor. Okla J. p. GateH
Bcall$yjllc. Ohio. f-I9-2lt
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wAHTED-TO RENT.

WANTED TO RENT--Ry man and VIE
two or thr"" rooms for liErt house
keeping IN Warw0od. Address VIM.
kruwarZ. Windsor Hotel. City.
mr. lo-i
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LOST AND FOUND.

LoST-F;ithcr in Wuodlawn Or on elcc-
trio car or III Elm Grove. Oh" ladies
gold watch with pin alta Chmcut and en-
Gravcd "Lida." Finder Will BE- reward
I'd by leaving at office Of clerk Of cir
cult court. nr-l9G
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wANTED-MALE

WAyTED-B"y. Must be bright. sna p
Uy, willing, energetic. Opportunity
. TO" adv dnC"m.nt on merit given. Sal
AIRY ;" per week I" start. Apply imm"-
diat"!y 20 Nostrioia Balm Co, I22 EiEh-
tenth =. City. mr-lg-g
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WANTED-PEI1ALE.
WANTED

LIshWd<ncr. Apply
BiJou ba!r! Lunch. Good wages 10
rIEht party. mr-lg-Imo
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WANTED-'r!rl FOR genoa! homework
IN small apartment ON North Main
Must <" hunc nights. Mrs. Morgan
IaE!"r. phone 1871 or call III south
~ nU. Island mr-lg-m
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WANTED TO BuY-FoRp TRUCK. .
INSTALLATIONS

WAFTED-To bay Ford ton worm drive
truck: must be cheap for cash. Cal!
evenings 20S"-J. mr-i1-i
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WANTED--A good sawyer that can take
yhargc Of a mill. On" year work.
miles from Wcllsburg on l.. l.. 4. u.
leonard. SU3 Seventh St. Moundsvil!e.
". Va. mr-lT-!
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WANTED

WANTED+Two horse team driver for
lumU"r wagon. EnuuIr" Of J. ". B:.tZ
n Sons 20. l%th and EoIf SIS mr-i1-i
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FOR SALE-FARMS
l"0-ACRE FARMERS FARM
nGUU WITH pr HORSES t\'n

1"o-ACRE FARMERS FARM
&2H0". WITH PR. HORSES AND
I COWS. heifcrs, SOW. mower. rake,
pl"wS. cuitivators. long list tools.
wagons. hay grain; part cash. easy
terms: near +. L. and market town,
high school. splendid milk plant. &c
Machine worked loan fields. creek and
spring watered pasture. wire fencek,-
much fruit, Good l0-roOm hausc. l00-A
basement stock barn. silo. granary. cob,
poultry houses Details page % SlrouHs
Spring tataloG Bargains - States COPY
free. Strou' Farm Agency, 500 4. IL.
Union Bank Bldg. Pittsburgh.
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observation-disclosures ncr. to III va

~" nav = - - t''iip = pii'I. 10 III va
"an"y IN oifi"c at Iargr local concern.
Appiiran; must bc experienced and
'h"r"uIhI! efficient. a. this position re-
pUiI'S speed and accuracy. Position
permanent Win liberal salary and op-
p"rturrN for advancement. Make ap-
rh"ait"i at once. stating experience,
salary expected. and give references.
'"nfid"nt'd'. AddrcsS "Navaucy." Box
lu". Wheeling. rIr-lT-i
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wANTED-ENptr ienced house wircman.
mast De good and reliable steady
work and good salary. Phone or write
T.. {. Stewart. GAINESVILLE, Ohio.
nlr-i6-l
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WANTED-Boy over l6 years, to work
at night and learn the prit-:cc tIaue.
Good wages to start. Apply In pzTEgn
after G:3o p. n. to tho foreman; !sn
floor News puiId.nS. mr-i,-u
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WAFTED-'iiri>. Apply Home Pearl
Laundry. l2I5 EoGf ST. mr-l7-I
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ADOPTS RESERVATION

Continued From Page oue)
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DIED.

rARLEY-ru Thursday. March lSth
I92n. at ~ "c'nrli y. nj l. thr North
Wheeling h">I@ia' JOHN \ FAR
LEY. ~ IN, 1i$t A"hr ~ uI~ axe
Funeral uu'tr" h,rrall,:.
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FOR SALE-o5 acres. houses. bank
barn and other outbuildings, ; acres
Of white Cak timber. > acres Of fruit, all
KIDS; good springs running water;
coal banh open on farm; 4 mile from
pike. mile from railroad station !.
mI'c from school and stores; free de-
"n easy terms. Inquire b. +. Bell Ray
land. ohio. X. /. u. =. Box Sc. Inar.2-x
The herald., 1920-04-29
LUCIEN PELLEBON Il co.

recent new business enterprise
t. be established in that city is that
OF Lucien Pellebon & Co., at 436
North Rampant street. whose bust
ness activities will be along the line
of bicycles, motorcycles, the repair
ing thereof. and welding OF all
kinds. Messrs. Lucien and Walter
Pellebon, proprietors of this bust
ness are both expert workmen IN
this line of work, the former having
spent some ten years with different
bicycle houses of the city, and dur
ing the war during his enlistment
period he was a boxing instructor,
and only recently returned from
California. Walter Pellebon has
worked at his present trade for the
past twelve years, during which
time he has been connected with the
Harley Davidson agency here, and
il that time he has ranked as one
OF the most efficient and expert
workmen at this trade, and certain
" with all these years to their credit
as craftsmen the success OF their IN
dividual business efforts seems GER
tain of success.
Bicycle and motorcycle repairing
and welding, go-carts retired, all
makes tires and accessories and the
agency for well known makes OF BIZ
cycles and motorcycles is the class
of service that this concern offers.
Their motto is expert workmanship
and quick service. Work is called
for and delivered, and if trouble
overtakes you, call Phone Main 1890
and their Bicycle Ambulance-which
by the way is the most attractively
painted vehicle to be seen on the
city streets-will rush to your assis-
lance.
The herald., 1920-04-29
Assa:@.zzAAz
Xes1zsA&aHzaasN

On the 18th of this month through
out our large Synod a follow-up
campaign was made for the l.. LII
$4,000, 100000 Fund for incapaci-
tated pastors and teachers and their
dependents. Our congregation
should also have made a drive on
said date. but for various reasons a
regular drive was not undertaken
for that day.
Our congregation made a splendid
showing last year in the drive, but
that was due to the liberal donations
Of comparatively small number.
Our congregation did not "go over
the top" in this drive. While we
have not to date made a follow-up
campaign it should be brought to
the attention of every member of the
Ev. Lutheran Synod of Missouri
Ohio, and other states that such a
campaign has been undertaken. All
! those who are subscribers to the
Lutheran Witness are acquainted
with this matter. The Lutheran
| Witness says in a recent number
in view of the follow-cp campaign:
I'VE are standing at the thresh.
hold of the goal. The last effort i!
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to be made. The Endowment FUND
is to be completed. Will 1t be nm
ished? The answer is conditioned
by one word-cO-operation. Coop
Grafton is all that is required. Let
1000 and more congregations bend
to the task, and the end will crown
the work. Cooperation spells the
success to which the l.. l.. l.. looks
confidently forward"
Although the congregation did not
iOin the follOw-up campaign at the
present time the matter VIII be
again taken up at a convenient sea
son. In the meantime all who have
not given the cause their whole
hearted support in last years drive
are kindly asked to do so.
The young people who intend 10
participate in the entertainment to
be given by the Trinity Lutheran So
ciety are kindly asked TO remain
after the service Thursday night in
order to decide a few important
matters.
| On Wednesday night May 5th the
! Helping Hand Circle will meet at
! the parsOnag7. All the ladies OF
this society are urged to attend these
meetings. The meetings are TO be-
gin at 7:3O p. m. Please remember
! the time of meeting.
, The Sunday School will give its
annual picnic on Saturday May Sth
al the City Park Sunday morning
after the Sunday School session the
final details will be considered by
the teachers The Sunday School
teachers are requested to be present
az the Sunday School session and al
this meeting.
All the COMMUNICATE male mem.
bCrs who are II years of age and
over are invited to attend our voting
members meetings and to become
regular members. If you are think
ing of becoming a voting member
mention ii TO the pastor and ask hin
Ia let you have the constitution fol
a thorough perusal.
All who are DESTROYS of joining
our church and are not yet com
municant members should also get
in touch with the pastor. He vii
be glad TO give you his attention.
The herald., 1920-04-29

Rev. ThOs. Bennett Clifford Rector
TelephOne-Algiers 312.
Services for next Sunday follows:
1880 a. m. Celebration of the Holy
Communion, full choral, and sermon.
800 a. m, Sunday School.
1880 p. m. Evening prayer and
sermon.
Every available space in the church
was filled last Sunday night it be-
ing necessary to use chairs from the
Parish House. A class of 81 was
presented to the Bishop. The large
vested choir rendered splendid mu-
sic and the entire service was in
spring.
The entire class will be expected
to be present next Sunday morning
aL.7:30 for the Holy Communion
unless providentially hindered.
Notice.
o. Sister Mary and the Home Guild
cordially invites you to attend the
Pound Party at the Childrens
Episcopal Home. 500 Jackson eve
nue., Saturday May l. from 3 to 6
p. m. The needs of the Home are
urgent and you are asked to be gen.
erous with your donations.
The herald., 1920-04-29
DON THE DENIM"

originating the South may sweep
emotional and strain Ike the
civilians IN
quasi-ofcial endorsement
views its comic as well as ITS tragic
boycott usually
well as the guilty But
cannot anything sporadic solution oil
biting their noses
The test of any course oil
practice
like ohayet ubmitt o victims
the denims this summer IL their APP
plicaon is favored department
The herald., 1920-04-29

The Sunday School picnic will be
held on May Sth. Let everybody
come and have a jolly time. We
leave the church promptly at a.
m.
Roland Cayard has returned from
the Older Boys Conference held in
Baton Rouge last week, having en-
loved the meeting very much.
THE LEAGUE.
There was no league service last
Sunday afternoon due TO the fact
that our leaguers were to attend
the District meeting held at the Fe-
licity Church.
The herald., 1920-04-29

Very Rev. Fr. Hanley c. NJ, of st.
Stephens, Rev. p. Walsh OF the
Morning Star and Or. Nelson were
guests at the RectOry Monday IN
honor of FIR. Larkin's birthday.
Solemn Communion.
This communion will take place
next Sunday at the 7:3O Mass. The
children who are to make this com
munion are requested to attend
Mass evary morning at $50 and
classes every afternoon at 4:3O. eX-
cent Wednesday which will be a
free day given them in order to pro-
vide themselves with the necessary
outfits for the occasion. The retreat
will start Thursday morning with
Mass at $50 and a special instruc-
ton at 4 y. m. The parents are
asked TO cooperate with FIR. Larkin
il. making this communion one OF
tie best in the history of the church.
FIR. Larkin. although suffering AT
/ times intense pains has never tired
I liz his efforts to prepare these chill
dren. in manner that he alone
knows how This years class is
large and one of the best prepared,
and therefore the ceremony next
| SUNDAY should be one of the pref
/ test ever seen in the church. All
the parents are invited TO receive
with their children at the 100
mass.
Confirmation.
Confirmation will take place in
the church of the Holy Name OF
, Mary on Saturday, May s. Glasses
in preparation for this event are
taking place every night at $50 for
adults and all others who cannot
cCme during the day. All who have
not been confirmed are invited to
Join these classes at once.
Special Communion.
The last communion class of the
year will receive on the 3Oth OF
May. Send names of children al
once.
May Dcvotions.
Devotions for the month of May
will begin Friday and will be held
every evening at Z.
III. y. G. &.
FIR. Petit calls the special atten-
tion of his patrons to the fact that
Mary Miles Minter in ANN of Green
Cables will be at the II. n. G. C..
next Sunday. This is a picture that
will surely appeal to all the patrons
of the H. n. G. c.. and to all lovers
of clean pictures.
Services.
Week days-Masses 6. $50. $50
special this week for first com.
r:union class.
May Devotions p. m.
Supday-Masses ). $50. 1880. .
IL ard low mass.
Baprisms ga.
May Devotions Z.
SCHOOL FUND.
A committee of knights of Column
bus. composed of Messrs. VIM
Reilly. Divide Verneuil and Ed. Nc
MahOn, is now busy calling on eacf
Brother Knight, to solicit contribu
tions to the School Fund
The committee so far has met witt
great success. Not a single member
so far has refused to contribute
Everyone realizes the need of a new
parochial school, worthy of the par
ish and the generous response bein.
made to the appeal for the neces
sary funds is deeply appreciated b!
Father Larkin.
The herald., 1920-04-29
Manv Countries Ahead Of Us.

In normal times Norway. Sweden.
Denmark. Holland, France, Belgium,
Switzerland, Italy. Germany. Aus
tria, Hungary, Spain and Portugal all
publish more books in proportion to
population than the United States
publishes. and their books have q
wider circulation.
The herald., 1920-04-29
2zezzzz.zMv<<
{. &. Wicr, Pastor, 2:SG Olivier ST.,
Phone AlgicrS 1873.

Phone Algiers 1873.
Last Sunday at the morning hour
the pastors subject was the Second
Coming of Christ" using as a text
Matthew PAS. And as he sat upon
the mount of Olives, the disciples
came unto Him privately saying, tell
us when these things shall be? and
what shall be the sign of thy COM
ing, and of the end of the world A"
AT night, the text vas Itomans 6:23
For the wages of sin is death; but
the gift of God is eternal life. through
Jesus Christ our Lord" We had
good congregations at both services
and the music was up TO the usual
standard.
Personals.
April 21st Mr.. George F. Moses of
COlfax. La. and Miss Myra Scott,
OF lower Patterson street. were
quietly married at the home OF her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Jas. A. Scott.
4 few friends and relatives being
present. Rev. @. c. Wier officiating.
The happy couple left on the T. &
p. for a short honeymoon at Bun
kie. They will make their home al
HazelwOod. We express our best
wishes to them and pray Gods
blessing.
The collection that was taken on
April 18th for Lacy Chapel. the
colored Methodist Church that is
being assisted by the Southern Meth
odists in New Orleans. amounts tC
more than $1,000.
The appeal the pastor sent to his
congregation asking for $4,000
monthly as a payment on the par
sCnage debt to date amounts Il
$31.00. We need only $500 more
to make up the required amount
! Sign your card and send it in thi!
week.
Mrs. Raymond of Beaumont is the
guest of her sister, Mrs. John B
Miller, of $40 Pelican avenue
Last Sunday Misses Gleason ant
Hyland were the guests of Mis-!
Roberta Hafkesbring, 31S Seguin.
Mr.. Sanford Hebert has been con
fined to his home for several day.
on account of sickness.
Miss Joeline Lilly has been sick
but is better.
Troup No. Is had a nice trip Il
the Lake last Saturday. They were
fully repaid for their trougle in re
turns by way of the large number
of crabs they caught.
Last Sunday, Mr.. A. A. Hall, /;
member of the Young Mems Bibl,
Glass was called to Durant, Miss.
tC be with his mother who is yer!
sick. We hope for her speedy re
covery
DR.. ID. S. Wier, of Beaumont, Texa
who is attending the American Med
ical Association. is the guest of Rev
and Mrs. c. C. Wier, at the par
sonage.
The District Conference will con
vene at the First Methodist Churcl
May 10th and 18th. Tonight. on
church will elect delegates to repre-
sent us at this meeting. You ar
urged to be present and express you
choice in delegates.
Services next Sunday and Sunda
night.
SUNDAY SCHOOL.
The older Boys and Girls Confer
ence will be held May Z, s and
the Girls sessions being held at tn
Felicity st. Methodist Church, an
the Boys at the Coliseum Baptis
Church.
The herald., 1920-04-29
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE.

First Church Of Christ Scientist, branch
of the Mother Church in Boston. Edifice
Nashville Avenue and Garfield street. Sun
day services at IL a. m. and 8 p. m.
Subject, Everlasting Punishment"
Sunday schvol at $50 a. m
Wednesday evening service at 8 p. m.
The herald., 1920-04-29

Minnesota that William G. McAdoo by
while official
has a billion dollars"
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The Philippine
and n against the United States.
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The cooperative
reduced
cost OF employees.
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SUNDAY SCHOOL.

The older Boys and Girls Confer
ence will be held May Z, and 8.
the Girls sessions being held at the
Felicity st. Methodist Church, and
the Boys at the Coliseum Baptist
Church.
The herald., 1920-04-29
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE

CHRISTIAN SCIENCE
Services every Sunday at II a. m, and
Wednesday evening meetings at o'clock,
including free lectures on Christian
Science, instructions in healing. and
working mentally and scientifically. All
interested are invited.
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE SOCIETY,
622 Audubon Building.
The herald., 1920-04-29
THE SOUTHERNER."

The South should well other sections
our introduce to you an
honest effort the Southerne
Mccullough in December 1919 as Ut
erary and general published by The
632 ST. Peter street New orleans
1.-The southerner publishes
through southern writer's might be smu
produce higher quality than heretofore
South has been looked upon as herae by the
sections of the country
The reception public has been
very encouraging climbing steadily AS is maya
zine of the literature produced
field Its contributors are not con-
fined TO New Orleans though appeared in
Writers from state in the South SEND IN e
much of i is accepted.
The southerner private Forty
Southern States actively
interested in the magazine The active interest SHOWN M
disappointing
capitalization still unsuo
entire amount of its necessary initial capitalization Is
will undoubtedly succeed handsomely and
cultured people the Southern states
Mccullough and John Mcclure Mrs
Carson is Advertising Manager
The souherner Orleans and
hundred other Southern cities
When Alabama men decided
of clothes price 81 Sc
profiteer his mind he is hard to beat
The hen that will not produce
use is who will not work?
With potatoes the old fashioned
days.
Nearly enrolled
disabled service and have guaranteed
1900
president of large
tremendously reduced the
OF living for the employees
The Pbippine granted pension
Filipino against the spnards
and the against the United States
William McAdoo "b,
wild exavagances his mode Of financing while an official OF our GOV
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enrolled in the
tionsf for
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potatoes selling at nearly $50 peck, the old fasf
Ger plug with joins the reli
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The len will produce eggs is useful for food
use is the will not work?
The herald., 1920-04-29
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COI<De>ST

Rev. ThOs. Bennett Clifford Rector
Observation-Disclosures 312.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-06-30
HARDING ACTIV.

WASHINGTON, 80 Iunie. =
Senatorul Warren G. Harding 81
Guverncrul Calvin Coolidge, can
didatul la soaunul presidential
81 candidatul de vice-preSedintc,
respectiv, au avut conyorbire
AL, print DC Cfri5i sVFlfE non. lilsstl.
Eli vor discuta planurile pen
tru campania electorala.
Planul de a muta cartierul lui
Harding la Marion, Ohio, au fost
aproape complectate All. Uncle
recorduri deja au fost trimise.
Teri Harding facut prims vor
bire electorala care fost recor.
data dc un fonograf. Recordul a.
cesta VA fl lmpartit in toata ia
ra, la 4 Iulie. Ell spune ca Ameri-
ca n Fare lipsa de um consil al pu-
terrlor straine ca sal arate caied
spre datorie, 81 sustine doctrina
Monroe.