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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-08
Prince CantaCuzene
Declares Reds Will Be
Fought TO Bitter End

NEW YORK. Jan. T.---Prln"" Can'acuS
Il. who married the daughter N
President Grant. aud who - ~ tn,S
,nrntry on a military mission Tor thS
I, Sl,.haL 20, rrnrucr, 81 Russia, said
today concerning the reports ma, MOI
rhgL had given up the cnmmtnd'
"IEhether or not Koichnk has oecn
forced - resign 1CtIN" Cclnmaho OF nv
all-Russian armies because OF ,'sT,:
mo military situation Is rot ScrlouSiJ
,lIcrcJ thereby. There ar" other men IN
rhr Russian army who will cary on Rne
fi,.h,irr a. long as there Is 1901 Oh
ground left. There ~ vast torrlIV.S
tween the Russian front and the f2rItio
OCEAN and even if lrkutsk has t3li.n
INTO The hands ot thr Eol$ncrlNi' Wn IN
l myself find hard ~ believe tho Gill;
Russian army Will carry on
...rS.< kolrhak aruieS have the men
and thrv have many ana rAcctlrh' r., ~
c.rs hat they necd Is supplies. nv
49, M shoes. no clothes. very niue am
rnnniriou. and very little food. ~ INC
aiiirs a.,Sh 20 stop tbs spread OF boiSue
',;.nI throughout The world. they Wus'
come 10 the rescue Of k"lchaN ana Leu
kline. , H., m hon.
-. 49, strnnc man. | do not hcilrS'
thar' he - playing int" ~" minus -. ~
JapansSc as people IN .\nl'rICh ~ .
rIInnd 10 bell"N,. lie IS = ftnSE u,a a'' br.
.,a,rl,,. Ills methods are ruthless pu
i 70, ,,rrn>r < TO fight the BoiSlt'El"l
and save The world from their cin.Cnc -,
"rha kolchak armies are li en- sup.
tho drfcnsivr. Until they arc gwen Stp
prs by Inc eltes they viii net 2rS os s sn5e
L. tai" III" offensive. ne, ,,or,S AZ
Sr,t,,,r,uu ~ The peace o: IN" W"'Lu "a
,rranr,; is, that th.y arc pr"Nont!ne 'H'
ssrrrad of EolshrviSIn into the or'Shti
sttS:rhc Ecishn>rEi in Russia have lSi'en;
They know ,hs, they have l,,, t 5sitSS' tho
~ .", M. wh" arc disilusioncd and pit-
Ter, npriso once more AND w f"mH that hap aT
~. Mai will ;hC leaders IT hoIshe,
I,sm do: Russia is aiseT ,5,, l"G more Gnu t1
10y Nv holding the power n kuSsIa,
Their obv'ons aim .r j. t" IS j srpa, op.
M u,'Uci t,r them among n" lSnoratn AM
ma Of china and inGia' O, 4 fhs Sol s
a,Sat.;,ki have entered tho swariMntS
lands Of tn Orient aHr Tor rs no that Ss viii
I.s Sw mon the world. Nothing S'anuS
6c;wcen he western nations anu .xc II1
= ca,aStroph" EXCEPT me INN "N'''' mo
- ths kolchak forces.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-08
WHEN YOU SUFFER
FROM RHEUMATISM
sloAn's Liuimcnt Should He Kept Handy
for Aches and Pains.

VTTHY wait for u sever" pain. an ache,
wv t~inEc following exposure. a sore
muscle, sciatica. Nr mmhaGo TO
in relieving scioiiCa. lumbago. ncural GA
leave naturally when you should keep
Means Linim"nt handy to help curb II
and keep you active and 1T:
without rubbing. for II p"n"trat"s, ap-
ply bit today L. III" afflicted part
Sotc the gratifying. clean. prompt re-
lief that follows. Sluan's Lintmcnt
couldn't keep its many thousands of
friends tho world over If it didn't mako
good. That's worth remembering. All
sizcs--thc largest for
utmost economy. 35c. 7oc. $40.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-08
300 Radicals Turned
Over For Deportation

DETROIT, Mich. Ian. 7.-Examina-
,ion Of the nine hundred alleged rahi,
calls taken IN raids hero was completed
tonight and NOR" than three hundrv"
prisoners were turned over 10 mimi Sra
lion officers. Including those arrested
in the November raids, four hundred
prisoners are now held for deportation
here. ,s. .or.,
found among documents seized laSl FRI
noiInccd today indicated that the gov
ernmsnt's movement against radicals
forestallcd all attempt to completely tie
up industry here.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-08
TAKE IT STEAMNC
hot AT BEDTIME
Guard Against Pneumonia,
Grippe and Winter Colds

You don't have to fear the innuenza
II you follow these directions: Go to
your druggist and get box Of Bulsar-
ian Blood Tea II you arc feeling bad.
Just tako a cupful OF this great hsrb
medicine steamins hot at bedtime and 1t
will at once start a good sweat and
knock ont the disease In many instances.
Last year It saved the lives OF thousands
OF Spanish Influenza sufferers and they
ali praise this blessed medicine toe the
bowels stomach. blood. nd1aS1 and
liver there is no medicine for al tho
people, young or old. that can equal
BULGARIAN Blood Tea Go to Your drUG-
list and ask Tor Bulgarian Blood Tea.
SolA FOR MANY YeAfk
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-08
WONT ADMIT THE CRIME.

rrrTSru-HGrJ. Ian. - N. rr. 81
ios, r,yn, ar,cr Alfred Loving. |. y
n a.. a, The the Wo,rl Henry had brCn Shot q, d.
and killed Mt tn" lif;h ;W'aH" 'm ,iarr,I
u, TO "a" ,nr,,rJ Over ~ tho coroner by the
yui.r" 'odaH. -, ,,,., r.riv.r-
~ T,tr shurrh, told tn" police mag
jtsIatc ,na, h" had h"'u graduated ir|ln
Wrst ruiut In prison ~ mau' n" ;r''II
i'l" me, I T, tb. cr,rno. although they al-
ED thrv had n" revolver with "n''n
,h. shnnrinr had been done.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-08
p1ozE RADICALS ARRESTED

CHICAGO. Jan. 7-Sevcntefn moro al
legged radicals were today addcd 70 we
moro than three hundred in jail await
ing decoration or prosecution under the
Illinois anti-syndicalism Law. They
were arrested by agents Of States At
torney Macklay Hoyne.
Among the now arrests Is NassNi
Koyke alleged l. W. W, and communisL
marty member who officiated as teacher
Of mathematics" and ianitor a. 'Smolny
Institute" the radical headquarters
here.
Fred Friedman. editor OF the German
radical organ Der Klassenk Ampt and
Isador Spilzer. member Of the German
branch Of tho L ". w. were others
hnl
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-08
CoRNwELb TO SPEAK,

CHARLESTON, ". Va. Jan. T.
Democrats from Charleston. who will
attend tho jackson Day celebration at
WASHINGTON tomorrow arc Governor
John J. Cornwell. former Mayor George
A. MacQueen, G. r. G, Wllcs and l. II
Lewis, members of tho Public Service
commission. and Witcher McCullough.
assistant district attorney. The conf
missioncrs left Monday evening for
Washington for the purpose OF attend
inR a meeting regarding physical Nalu-
a.ion Of railways held today by the In
tcrstate Commerce commission Cover
nor CurnWell Is one OF the principal
speakers at the Jackson Day celebration.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-08
Most Beautiful Bolshevik
Is Sent to Ellis Island

NEW YORK. Jan. Miss Anna Nan
son "a years of age. known as star
light" "Slyph OF IN" SoyictS; ana n ne
n,aa Sent 10 Ellis Island today 10 await
DEPORTATION az an alien aSitator. She
Mas arrested in the raid last Night on
me Russian language radical paper
"Novy Mir"
..b~autifuI Bolshcvik" at a police station
where she cAroundcd the doctrines OF
free thought. free speech. equnl dislrib,
,on OF all wealth and FIRE" love. that
her Captors missed the TcEu!an l'rry
n pills Island and she was escorted
there alone.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-08
TWO ALLEGED WOMEN
COMMUNISTS ARRESTED

se,1c. y T. Jan. Two women,
pNSS't ctnn,roInists. were arrested by
federal AVA IA, DESPERATION proceedings.
, EoHr children accompanied hem; Fn n,
rrisorrrs were Mrs. Daniel Arsy .rreste ed
Nalline.oni,, raids on communist head
. IN las. and Miss Bertha Wilds. eota
qua quo aItrced 20 have been active IN
work.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-08
PETITION PREPARED.

CNARLESTON, ". Va. Jan. 7.-PcN'
tions arc being prepared. Attorney Gen
eral E r. England stated Today. by III:
Attorney Generals office and special
counsel for the state TO be presented 70
the supreme court of the United States
asking that a master commissioner hC
appointed by the court for the purpos e
of taking proof IN the cases OF the COM
rnonweaiths OF Ohio and Pennsylvania,
ycrsus West Virginia.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-08
GERMAN COMMUNISTS
HEADQUARTERS RAlDED

HARTFORD, Conn, Jan. 5;-f 20 1S.
agents raided III. headqua tiers OF LABOR
G"rman branch . Of M I0'd dapartment OF
p TE;cc "f asrnt later announced tsst On
f f"der Ee "Poratyts IN New Jersey syt,o Ssd
arrested Max Vol: SalI to Sr. % na of he
Secretary 81 of the German orancn u '"'
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-08
AIRED Woman Injured.

Mrs William Fisher. aged 50 years,
was seriously injured '6aay when she
fell on the ICY sidewalks near nor homo
on Oregon avenue. She struck IN" back
Of her head on the pavement and vas
rendered unconscious and u IS feared
that she has sustained = trartur" % the
skull Her condition - critical. \
sight rain fell here this morning and
frcze as it struck the streets. covering
th- walks with = sheet cf &C.. making
walking extremely haZa -douS. \ num-
Der Of other persons were slightly in
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-08
STRIKE RENEWED.

NEW YORK. Jan. The industrial
war in the building trades was re-
opened here today with u series OF
strikes against the Iron League Erect
orS Association which has maintained
an open shop" policy. Four hundred
men were called out today by r. =.
Brindell, president OF tho Building
Trades council.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-08
axreet Car Kits Auto,

And-ew An1crson and q. =. MUGS.
Yell known employees Of tho La Relic
IRON works w|r" injured. N" former
tbc mos, seriously. this afternoon when
;hr auto in which they were riding HON"
from work. was struck by an In,srnrhan
car on The LaB"llc View Inc. IN, auto
U.S. wrecked And 'hc occupants hurled
INTO the street M. Anderson sustained
a bad cut on The head ard NJ. Muir"
was badly cur and bruised. Roth we're
taken 70 the Oh.n Valley hospital. The
Tuu Cxtea. Of their injuries could NOT
No determined his evening. Mr.. An
dArscn who was driving ,hSoar attempt
cd 10 cross ths tracks ahead OF IN"
racidiy moving car which n" d'd not
rctiCs apprOachInS.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-08
TWO GERMANS pEPoRTEp.

NEW YORK Jan. Two Germans
arrested IN recent raids on New York
Reds weer dcport"d from Ellis Island
on the American steamship Mongolia
which sailed today for Hamburg. They
;vcr~ Gcorc" Schwarzwalder and Ernest
Emil Albert II"itmull"r. They were
taken fro nthe island under guard and
their transportation was paid 10y federal
agents.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-08
Technical Knockout
By Eddie Fitzsimmons

DETROIT. Mich. Jan. i.-Eddie ,, ti.%.
mons Of New York scored ;cShin-
raI Knnckout over Patsy Cn4c 81 Nv Ss%.
arr AZ ~. o,,nd bour here tonight. cline
m U.s. h had beaten IN III" first round
Mas I'm m tho third and had taken
c " Of six in the mai round when h'S
seconds throw. in ~" t@~S'' va, ,b..
. 49, decision over "Nno"k"ut
n rr.:,! ~ Chicago IN ton fast rounds.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-08
ALCOHOL MEN
ARE HELD FOR TRIAL

It.U YORK. Jan. Five more %L
the iW"Ennnn,,,on With the manufacture
day III ,,S,rthn.ion Of wood alcohol
sa,Mh,sEey.' which spread dssth nrG ,n me-
n"ss m Connecticut at Chriso, Iri ,oday
w"rs Arr Nth conspiracy to defeat me
% ,YsT Irnc pSrnhhitton law. -Four T TSIS
SrId in $4,000 bail each. ono Tas H''u
", a. nHN An pleaded not sulil''
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-08
SUCCESSFUL OPERATION.

-MRERI.ANp. Md. Jan. &c. h
puckworth. uf Frankfort, W. Va. has
inst undrrsun. =. successful operation
here fnr wounds received Will" he was
serving with the American "Nr"dItion-
ary fnrcr~ in Frame. rhr"" machine
gun bullets and shrapn'l pieces were
removed from his arm.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-08
Destruction of Factories
at Harrisburg Threatened

HARRISBURG. Pa, Jan. Fire that
started shortly after midnight threatens
TO DESTROY an entire block in the manu-
Facturinr district Tho Harrisburg
pa,crn and Model Works and the Eureka
Laundry are entirely destroyed. ;Othcr
business places are threatened The or
iCin OF tho fire is NOT yet known. AZ
his hour tho fire is still beyond control.
Tho loss will be heavy.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-08

Contractor c. ~ kcyscr is getting
hcady /" r~sum" work on tn" new build
NIX h. - erecting Tor tho /. =. stamp
ing company. lie has procured a larC"
supply Of wood and will start ir"S of Il
bout tho building and warm IT ZIP SO
that III" cement york may he resumed.
During the sever. cold it'll" wnrl. has
been done on the building for som" time.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-08

,',n>tahl. Parkinson went % ,%.h.
,.rje la~t risht and arrested lanes
Sait,S. proprntr" ~ a. '"f'"' h'NiSc ntL d
,.Ha-c, ~ korpluS = place wh'r" Satno,
Ing - pnrmrt,.u. Salts was hned Sl""
and costs by Lust'"" l""n'T h"r' '''HS .
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-08

The Toronto Enard ~ Edu"au"n VIII
>nhrnit a SlN0. 900 bond lSsu" g.. thE
>ntcr, ~ IN, yillaE" February IN. t"r
~ now school building. Present Sch"o'S
arc crowded 10 the l,ms.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-08
will Resume Work.

vile are urged 10 cHpend all efforts /
set thus CnrrTTH hC-".
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-08
To Suppress Bolshevism

ALBANY. y. Y. Jan. Tine HrT pl,
can institute for suppression on Io
sh.visn with Offices IN NC" go
Incorporated with the secretary -
today.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-08
MoVea ShOO.

Ross Plntt las moved his olNctrt"
shop from Packs plumbing shop on
Third street tn charles Wcnckics' auto
shop on jefferson avenue.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-08

TRENTON. y. T. Jan. "A statS-
I'D, c.r,n,iru for the uprootinE OF Boil
'h Wv ard all forms ~ radical ism an
t, axe to the government vas
iaHO"hnJ a. the state house today. Gov
nrnor Eunyon was elected chairman Of
g no co,,,miri,o TO fight the spread OF
ped" propaganda
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-08
My. John carothera.

Mrs Mary Frcsh~ater wife OF John
CArothcrS. entered into rest at her homo
here today on her eighty NTH birthday.
Death was due TO Intirmi'ies Of old aSC,
The deceased was born In Hancock
Comfy. West Virginia. the daughter OF
Philip and Anna Freshwat"r. She %ae
married IS years ago 20 Mr.. CarotherS
who survives. also the following broth
erS and sisters: Archer FrcShwater.
Chester, " Va: R"aben Freshwater.
New Cumberland. ". Va: Mrs. Martha
LanSiitt OF Hancock County. ". Va.
and MIS-. Sarah CNrcthers Of this city.
Community Rouse.
C. z. WiSener. general manager Of the
Carnegie Steel Company, has donated
guffcient lumber 70 build number Of
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-08
SHADYSIDE

Revival services are IN progress this
week IN the Methodist and tho Christian
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-08
spcctive offices Of fire chief and eepu-
~ marshal.
Industrial Leagues
Finals at ny" Tonight
Final Games Of the 4irUt 2Al3 Of tAA
industrial League DSSkotoAn
League WIN H 11AyS4
To-liHSS

the Industrial Basketball League will
be played at the Y. ". G. A. gymnasium
this evening, when the Wheeling Mold
g. Foundry team will meet tho Whita-
kcr-Glessner quintet and the Hazel
Atlas will contest for honors with the
Wheeling Steel d Iron five. So far
five games have been played. the Whit
bunch having . cLAan
slate with five victories. The standing
of tho teams up to date:
Team. Won. Lost Pct.
-. ) 1.0"0
Hazcl-htlas .......... 400
Wig. steel &; Iron..... 400
Wig. Mold & Fdy. -. ZOO
BUY WAR SAVINGS STAMPS
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-08

BUY WAR SAVINGS STAMPS
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-02-11
DOCTOR DISCUSSES
WILSORSCONDI1ION
Says His Brain Is Unim.
paired and He Is Recovr
ing Use of Limbs

BALTIMORE. Feb. 1.-THE Bniti-
morc sun publishes o copyrighted ais
patch from washington IN which was
given nm Interview with Or. Hugh "
Young 81 Johns Hopkins hospital ~
Baltimore, on the condition 81 prcfi-
dent Wilson Dr. Young has been one
OF tht physicians In attendance upon
the president Or. Young said 10
part:
From the very beginning the med
icnl men associated with the ease haN9
never had anything 10 conceal. When
! first saw tho president In October l
crisis had arisen OF such gravi'y, ow-
ing A. tho development ~ prostate
distractions, that an emergency op-
Grafton 10 relieve tlis situation Was
contemplated. but hy "a fortuituous and
wholly unexpected change lu the pres
ldcir's condition, the obstruction be-
gan to disappear.
THE Improvement IN this respect
which has been steady. is now CONF
plctu The president was orgunicaitv
sound whon 1 saw him first ana I
found him not only orEanically SOUND
when I visited him itst week, hut
further. an organs were mnctioninE
In a. perfectly normal. healthy mannc
The presidents general condition
and specifically the slight impairment
81 his lcft arm and leg have improved
moro slowly. " ~ true, hut surely
steadily There have been no Hothacks
no backward steps and rumurs to this
effect are rubbish.
AS YOU know I'm Octohcr last. We
diagnosed the PRESIDENT Illness ~
cerebral t~hromhusis. which affected
his icd arm ana leg. hut at no time
was his brain power or tho cxtrcm"
viror and iucidity ~ his mental pro-
cesses In the slightest degree abhtod.
This condition hns from the worry first
shown q steady. u"nwavering tendency
toward resolution and complete alb
Hnrptiou. Tho Increasing utility uf
the lot arm dud leg greatly impaired
at first have closely followed ON this
improvements The president walks
sturdiiy nov. without assistance and
without fatigue Hc uscs tho stlli
slightly impaired arm more and more
every day.
"As 90 ms mental viEor. 10 o. simply
produsiuus. Indeed. { think Gu many
ways the president o. in better shape
than before tho Illness came.
You can say that the president n
able minded and ubio bodied and that
hc ls giving splendid attention 20 at
fairs Of state and that We have every
assurance that he VIII becomo pro-
-ErrsslVely more active Boz these mat
-tors with the advent uf spring ami
sunshine. which can not now be long
delayed
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-02-11
COMPANY
| HAS HARD LUCK
Loses Two Blocks of
Concrete Foundation on
West Central Avenue

The ri paao Bithuiithic company.
paving contractors. yesterday began
tearing out two blocks OF concrete
foundation. or base. on West Central
avenue. between 10th and 12th-streets.
which failed 20 set a. a result OF
frost.
The base was Inspected Yesterday
morning BY superintendent Hullum
and President Rand Of ue Bitulithic
company. ana wns ordered replaced.
The base was laid last autumn, ar
ter cold weather had set IN and at n
time when experts regarded IL as
doubtful whether concrete could be
successfully put down Tranic has
been passing ovor the street since the
base was laid.
Attention Of the city manager and
the commissioners was called TO tho
condition OF this has several weeks
ago By Pitt Ross. engineer. whose
home II on Ccntrni avenue In the dis
trict Including the defective base A.
that time city Manager Hcbenstreit
cxprcsied the view that the concrete
might set properly In spite Of cold
weather and 70 was agreed TO leave
the foundation untl such time al q
prolonged period OF mild weather
should indicate what would be the
result.
When the paving company forces
began washing tho foundation ycstor-
day. preparatory TO laying the sur
facing The defective condition was
shown. Some excitement was caused
by o rumor that tho company pro-
posed to lay %snrfacing over the do
foctivo base after patching the holes
in a.
The Stiffness 81 such n statement
Is obvious" cay Manager Hebcn-
STREET said today. Even 10 the paving
company were disposed 10 shimp any
part uf their contract here. their i've
Near guarantee would provide proto'-
ton against laying asphalt ON q de-
fectitc base such as this. We have
boon watching this particular con
rrcic work for some time to ascertain
what would happen TO u under Hct-
tied weather conditions A. soon hs
30 was known 10 be permanently de-
fcctiyc the paving company arranged
to null II out
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-02-11
American Legion Ball
Tomorrow Evening

The American Legion committed ar
q meeting last night decided 10 give
The Lincoln day hal 90 the ArmoIy.
tomorrow night Is qlanncsi. TIRE
committee a2ar ~disrusainr the aitun-
Hon thoroughly. decided that tnora
WIS no need FOR puatporinR the dancr
on account OF The I'm, in view of Tho
lact that there vas 30 epidemic and
in view OF the fact that the dance bad
been SO thoro 'ghiy advertised.
The tickets which were issued for
The dance last October win De good
for the dance tomorrow evening.
a novel program Of dancing has
been arranged hy tho committee ana
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-02-11
City Commission May
Buy Another Truck

The city commission Will meet thts
evening the first session in two weeks
The meeting last week WIS postponed
on cuu VI the Illness % city Man
aget Hehvnstrrit.
The question Of opening seventh
street bets zen Tilerrs aNeuur am Mar
uurtto viii be- taken mp. THt uuc7-
ton 90 buying another gravel truck
Tor the use Of the street department
Will also cumc up.
city Attorney Kcleher Will Dee absent
from the meeting tonignt as hD is i.
4 uitrut has been granted FOR q
safety pocket for men. To De- attached
to suspended buttons inside the wuNi
band of trousers and held closed hN
suSpruurr tips.
The Evening Herald rs the New
Mexico paper that put the Glass
in Classified advertising.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-02-11
TNIlL On MIN nnnps.

MI WAt.EEE. WIS. Fob. 1.-THE
price ut milk VIII hr reduced from %
cent tu o. D,nts l quart here begin
ming MARCH 4. DO was announced today
by the fair price commission.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-02-11
SAYS TOO MANY

OTTAWA Public officials wrote
too many letters" aid r.. o. NAthe-
N. head Or the Dominion Public
Works Federation. at q meeting here.
lf hcm stand w IN meeting, he
lcttcra.'
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-02-11

ttaly's IndustrIcf usc 60. 400 tons ~
Belgian coal % month.
Twin city review. [volume] (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-1929, 1920-11-26
Reject Confusing Terms.

There is no such thing as an
open" or CLOSED" shop, writes
Thomas Sweeney, general secretary
of the Journeymen Tailors' Union OF
North America, in answer to an edu
Gators request for information to use
in debate on the open and closed
shop"
Seemingly, in all seriousness, the
educator presented this question
Under open shop conditions, is Ii
made between the whole body OF
laborers and the employer, or be.
tween the union and the employer? '
TO this ludicrous proposal, Secre-
tary Sweeney replied:
II cannot resist saying that this
question alone shows the need of
much enlightenment on the question
of open or closed shop
unions have no say whatever In
what you understand as an open
shop. nor is there any need for an
agreement--in fact, there is no
agreement. Then again. the work.
ers in the so.called open shop can
not act as body; else IL would not
be an open shop.
Collective bargaining being out OF
the question in an open shop. as a
matter of fact there is no such thing
as an open or closed shop: but
there is such thing as a union and
nOn-union shop"