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The Nome nugget., 1920-09-25
SIGNAL CORPS LOCATE
 RETURNING AvIAToRs

The locatitn of the returning Alas ka Flying Expedition airplanes was ascertained yesterday by the Signal Corps Staff 0s follows: Planes \ is l. ?. and are at Telegraph Creek. near Glenora. B C. Plane No. ( was repor:e1 at Ft George. E. c. September ooth. The reason for their long delay since leaving White Horse Is not explained.
 The Nome Nugget delivered by car- Tier or mailed. T'e- Mon.., s10n
The Nome nugget., 1920-09-25
ALASKA BACK FROM SIBERIA

The trading schooner Alaska, Chas. from n trip along the Siberian coast. Arrivals on the schooner report that the Arctic ice was coming through Boring Strait in considerable quanti- ties at the time they departed for the Nome coast.
The Nome nugget., 1920-09-25
MRS. E. |, CARPENTER 'lL

Mrs. F.. l.. Carpenter. wife of En- E.recr Carpenter. constructor in charge of the Snake Rive harbor is ~epo-tcd to have been rrther III for .',e per. wrei- c- ten days. bn, is con- |: ltscirf rap,.l,. present..
The Nome nugget., 1920-09-25
FUNERAL NOTICE

The funeral cf the late J. A. Braun will take place tomorrow (Sundayi one p. m. from the Undertaking Par- lOrs on Steadman Avenua.
The Nome nugget., 1920-09-25

The Nome Nugget delivered by car rier or mailed. Per month S1.O0.
The Nome nugget., 1920-09-25
E. l.. HOLT
GENERAL HARDWARE

A full line of Lang and MOores Merritt Stoves and Ranges just re- eeivcd. Buy one and save it in Fuel. Lang Pacific Ex Large Family
 Range .............. SIPS co Lang Arctic Large Family
 Range .......... $115. .o0 Lang serine Med. Large Family
 Range ..............' $65 % Lang Plain Alaska 19-41 Large
 Camp ......... s65. .oo Lang Plain Alaska 16-34 Range $50 .o0 Lang 1929 Cabin Size ... $37. 50 Moores Merritt With Warming
 Oven $60 % Moores Merritt No. Warming
 Oven $50 % x L Heaters enroute. See Window Display. Phone Main ii. HOLT CASH STORE TIN SHOP IN CONNECTION.
 Telephone Main ii
The Nome nugget., 1920-09-25

mail from the states Will art,ve during November and will be followed by others at weekly intervals during the winter period.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-08-05

$500 T,,7N
szeaaaA aei VIZ darante los
%asssaps We aAes.
~ asnA.esRas qAe ne sla0 cetepfa-
NJ III 1910 los ampitos ae ~ fepA-
ssas@ MeSne#ssa z auzear POT ios E
$3.50 ~ EEsnsa Asoeiaaa "a
1917 q Rea9 mas SieAntezco que "a
oSss.aso asA uenesai ae "a HlefEa
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", 49, A4uof IN qeMas leles re.
srsses HaK u sfeFanAaaq Q rs ~
tAAteA ~ Ea0 Aatafo, no le liegah
eomo q uAee eonunmentes III 2 -
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-08-05

U,stan llnyandc a. votna en gran
n+asaa go Il fl.h 00na III NJ
$500 ata W. VI n, las lis4as ense.
n Nh s,,a a1g5,nn IA ~ can.
"a 1870 aefss;vas NJ lnarado IA.
~ sSsaan4s Y asta Ssrmensa ] u.
III a anesa4 nan.aana ,sar ssIscrisnrss II
w ~ 1870 II tnda Il S,,d.
unsta N,ssoes ranaiaatos ast4n en.
frando III Club cada afa \ hay lugaT
naga muchos ma Ia Iista de hoy
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-08-05


Nuego Mexicaho, y cnando proven
10 necesario para Il 6xito tai como
Mr.. Baruch les da credito, no sola
mente estaan ayudando d lps nego-
clos en- general. sine a sus propios
negosits aCr medic de dar mayores
beneficios a los que enpIean su
tempo para ayudar al pefi6dico.
E sabado seaM el Ola de Bandera"
e1 Ell Club de 5000. Queremos de-
sGif, que I'll Ola de Bandera sana lin
busn dfa. y dpseamos que cada can
didato en- Ia lista mande 4 10 menos
una subscription 81 sabado.
Este no serA ninguna tarea diflcil
pues los candidates. no tendran que
ii muy le5os para ~c0nseguir una sus-
cripci6n.
No importa que clase de snscrip-
cIon sea, 81 es pof sells ineses, I'M aHo
ID dos amos. No impofta 81 es nneva
10 vfesa, pero deseaInos Que cada can
didato nos mande a 10 menos una
subscription q aDfa de Handera.n
Los que tienen pehsad0 entrar al
Club debeffan maiidar sAs nomhres
el Dla de BaRdefav pFocufen ennpe-
Ear D una snscripci0n y de esta
manera ~conseguiF los vutus extra que
ofrecemos 10000 yotos extra Sc dan
Isl Sc manda una siiscripci6n con el
blanc0 de sentrada ese nfa
Una iista de los prernlos que se RE-
gaiaran ror lei Nuevn Mexicano Sc
encontrara en- ORA pagina de este
nnmero.
Ia lista de los candidates y los
vet0s aceptados p0r publication las
Ia Ia fecha, es Id siguiente
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-08-05


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efe n aRpnl0 del Gamble del nnnbff
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tef3cl9n Hay amy poses afrimrnl
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El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-08-05
La rendicion de Villa

iNNNME
III telegfalo nos comunic0 la Sc.
mana pasadA Ia notlcia de Ia fendi
zion de Francisco villa, 81 fanlcsu
3efe reheIae que pur tahto tempo
lasolafa los esfados del n0rte de Ne
kfco % sus actos de bandalismc
ldue hacEan impossible "a desarrollo
del concrete, j ell iibre traficp va
dichos estados, donde nunca 10 te-
MA IA cefteza de poder vlajaf con
seguridad debido 4 sus depredacsu-
nea sin noinbre.
Vino Ia d~errocaci0n del regimen
de C~arrnnza que cullnin6 Ell IA Mher
ke de este infoEfunado ~presiderte,
ei acerrimo enemigo de villa. Per
an tempo Sc crey6 que 81 acepta.
rfan ias ofeftaa do cooperation DE
villa d los nueypS jefes de estadp,
Estes, sin embargo, tenfan que II
despacio en- an asunto tan deiicado,
ly no fue sine hasta despues de mu-
chas negociaciOnes y movimientos
militares asi como varios encueni
ltros con las fuerzaa del rebelde, que
lMI fin He lleg6 4 IN acnefao, y Al
fin. villa BE ha rehdidO lncondieIo-
n~aimente, como 10 cxpFes6 II misnsol
para ayndar q la ~paciticaci6n del
pals gus fanto 10 ueceaita
Villa ha sido y es luxgad0 de muy
diSiinsa manera p0r amigos y enc
migos. Para unos. IS II ap6Hfol de-
linS classes menestercNas y u pro.
'teftor del pueblo. iiAra 0tfos cs TN
handS9o sin r0~nciancla. hyfdo De M.
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-23
EV|CTED M|NGO STRIKERS IN
APPEAL TO THE CIRCUIT COURT

Williamson, W. Va. Dec. "".--Morc
than so striking miners IN the Alngo
fields have appealed their cases from
the judgment Of justices Of the peace 10
the circuit court in the past two days,
in suits growing out of eviction pro
SesScS, according to attaches or tho
the sueriff's office here to-day. Forty
five OF the miners were. employed u!
tho Howard Galleries Company and 81
by the Williamson Coal " Coke Com
iany. il Was said. and bond given by the
miners amounted To more than SSOVop
Individual bond amounts to year
rental and costs.
Christmas greetings were EXTENDED TO
the strikers to-day in the form or IL CIR
cuar issued by David Eobh, interna-
tional financial agent Of the United Mine
Workers. who took charge OF the. strike
recently. An injunction Is contained III
the circular to the miners 10 keep with
lief are reca ptulated aud cooperation
is. urged 10 make the lockout Str!Ae
success. ,
Colonel Herman Hall, commanding the
provisional battalion on duty In the
Strike area, has returned from Charles
ton, where he conferred with Governor
CornMcll Colonel Hall made no an
nuunCrmcnt As To tho result OF tue con-
ference. but said il had 10 DO only w!tH
the existing situation in MinSo county
An army truck brought the large com
munity Christmas tree intended Tor th'
citizens and soldiers from the noun
'tains into Williamson to-day. inc tree
will De placed in the court house ENrh,
and strung with electric bulbs during
the holiday season.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-23

Dear friends whose faces I have never
seem but who are. many oil you, JuSI az
truly my friends as II we met dal!y-I"
some OF you | wish a Merry CRrlsti'93a
this morning. And 10 those or you toT
whom change or loss or suffering nav"
ina de the wish Of Merry Christmas
somewhat Of Il mockery, WISH, lhStctu
q sweet and happy Christmas, made en-
durable by the ability 20 see inc star
shine through your cypress trees ana
made happy By trying 10 MAKE DINERS ~
This is my yearly Christmas WISH.
And now that have greeted you nave
4 Christmas story TO relate. ,.,
Three years ago certain puSr,esiE
man was asked by his pastor Ia, SPEAK
from the pulpit OH a layman's view OF
what is wrong with Christianity. In pre-,
pairing his sermon he studied anu
through deeply on the whole mater anu
ramc to these conclusions: That what
the whole world was then condemnine
as Intellectual was not Christianity: that
the whole trouble with the Worl0 It's
wars, It's social and economic StriIeS,
Rule. which is tho essence Of christian
ity and which Is also the expression OF
universal rcligion--it was stated IN thr
negative form 100 years before IhrIse
by tnnfucius.
Having come 10 these conclusions Mr..
y did tremendous thing. nc MADE up
his mind TO discard his old conception
Of the Golden Rule. as beautlfuI eN.
preston Of impracticahlc idealism. and
L. put II into operation in clothihs
factory he had recently bought
7 should like to tel the story as he
tells il but have only space to tell OF
"A Few or the things he did and their
results.
There were in the factory, at the time
Ne ronk il over, n very old woman ana
a crinnIc who were paid about 50 a week
and supposed TO be worth scarcely that.
Iin made Up his mind 10 pay them st@
week.
He called his people together and tod
thorn 10 come TO him about anything at
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-23

Notice Is hereby given that. at meet
ing of the stockholders of Ruth Coal d
Coke Company, corporation created
and organized under the laws of the
OF the company on the 18th day OF De-
cember. 1920, the following resolutions
were adopted:
RESOLVED. first. That the Ruth Coal
d Coke Company, corporation created
and organized under the laws Of the
State OF West Virginia, does hereby dis,
continue business as corporation and
surrcnders to said State its charter and
corporate franchises. The board of d.
rectors will proceed to convert the prop
crty, chooses in action and all assets OF
this corporation into cash, and pay off
and discharge all its debts, Liabilities
and obligations: and after fully dis
charging all such debts, liabilities and
obligat ions, divide the remainder among
the stockholders pro rata with their sew
eral holdings of stock. but no such pay
ment shall be made to any stockh older
until after the publication OF the notice
hereinafter provided.
RESOLVED, second. That the presi-
dent OF this corporation cause mott Ice or
the adoption OF the foregoing resolution
to be published IN some newspaper OF
general circulation, published near the
principal office or place OF business of
this corporation, once 4 week for four
successive weeks; and that he certify
these resolutions to the secretary OF
state OF the State OF West Virginia. and
deliver to him certificate showing the
publication OF said notice. as provided
by law.
Given under my hand this 18th day Of
''' w. G. LAIDEEY.
President of said Corporation.
WM. W. PARSHALII,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-23
JOB
To Be MADE
roR TIDE BENEFIT OF JOHN s.
DARST RETIRING AU-
DITCR.
ALLEGED THAT PLAN Is TO MAKE
RIM STATE FINANCE
COMMISSIONERS.
PLAN TO CONTINUE PERPETUrrX
IN OFFICE HOLDING.

Charleston. W. Va. Dec. 22.-Int"r>
esting rumors already begin TO be cur
rent concerning some OF the proposed
legislation this month. II is no secret
hcrs that a very determined effort Is
being made by some interested parties
70 secure the creation by the IcGiS'a>
;urc OF an insurance department. ana
in the event that THIS department. Is
created, II - expected that the present
auditor. john :. Darst will be appoint
ed 10 that place. The insurance depart
me-nt has heretofore been connec.eu
with the state auditors office and 1t
has been ono OF the principal duties
of the auditors office TO regulate and
Through that regulation and control
Auditor Darst who has been for
twelve years in public office. has ca
ercised great deal OF his political
Influence. Previous efforts TO separate
the Office of the insurance department
from that Of the auditors office has
been stubbornly resisted by Mr.. Darst'
Now that he is going out OF office
MI DarSt and his friends are very an
Nous to have another office created
for his benefit. and it IS hinted that
parst claims promise OF song kind
alleged to have becn made by friends
og Governor elect Morgan 10 the et-
feet that he will be taken ca OF.
However Il remains to he seen
whether the new administration under
present conditions will care 10 go 10
the expense fcrcating a new office
simply for the purpose taking care
Of longtime otficcholder.
Darst has had all interesting and
aried career rs an offtceholdcr III
West Virginia. lie began away back
in the time when Governor Vim. NJ, ..
Dawson appointed him deputy state
tax commissioner. Previous 10 that
time he had been in the state senate
from the jackson county district. After
being deputy tax commissioner Tor
number of years he was nominated for
auditor in l9nS and has held that no
sition now fer twelve years. II Is I'M
derstood that theirs will he very de-
cided opposition to the plan Of Great
ing q new office for the benefit OF
Mr.. Darst or any one else. and tn"
proponents of this new legislation are
likely to have fight on their hands.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-23
,S1&d@}; e: T@lMS' ~
~ Rqttf1 Cameron ~

any time, and that in dealing with them
he would put himeslf in their place
and he really did.
He put a genuine system OF. profit
sharing into effect.
Here are some of the results:
A Few Of the Miracles That Were
wriught.
During the year OF almost universal
strikes in the clothing industry his fac
During the time when production was
far below nomal and workers abnormal
~ hard to get, he increased his working
force 600 per cent without single ad-
vertisement) and his production l,ooo
per cent.
At the peak Of high prices he was able
10 manufacture suits and overcoats at
from $3.50 to 500.
And, most wonderful Of all, when hs
was about to declare a dividend which
was 70 be computed on the basis OF
wages received. his highest paid workers
got together and asked that 1t pc com
puted on time worked instead OF "ages'
Which meant that their own diYiden,
would be cut more than one-half and
that beginners and supcranuated work
ers would receive the same as they.
Only what Anyone Night Expect
Who Tried It.
Mr.. " said that he felt when this petit
ton was laid before him as II miracle
had been worked. but that when he
thought it over he realized that it was
only a miracle in the sense that acting
in harmony with Gods laws always pro-
duces miracles. :
There, that Is my story. 1t Is abso-
lutely true and to any one who wants
names, figures and further details VIII
gladly supply them. /.
Perhaps there is some one who is
wondering why I call this a Christmas
story, since there is nothing about
Christmas in II.
If anyone really has that difficulty
will ask him to consider II Christ should
come back TO earth on His birthday to-
day what would He think about 1t:
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-23
STATE HOUSE :


Special Dispatch 20 Tho lntelligoncer.
Charleston. Dee. @?.--The supreme
court of appeals yesterday allowed u
wri, of error and a writ of error and
supcrscdeas in two srparat" cases both
from the circuit court Of Cahell county.
Writ Of error was allowed IN the case
Of T. W. Riggs. administrator. against
Mrs. T.. c. Strank. and others; return
able on February A.. The case is con
TEST over the will Of the late b. +. Rcy-
noldS in which Mrs. Strank IN the. APP
pcllant. The contest Involves about
SI1ch
Writ Of error and sup"rscdcas was
allowed the defendant III IN" case "t
Victoria T. Vickers AGAINST r. T.. Wick
crs. Some time ago CHhrll circuit court
granted Mrs. NiCkers $500 for attorneys
fee IN a divorce action aud $3.50 per
month for Il living. Nickcrs claims the
court erred in allowing IN" attorney
fee and that $3.50 Per month is excess
SiNc
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-23
my Appetite Is Great and
I Just Feel Fine" He Says
After Taking Tanlac.

Others. Of course. may have the
kind of medicine they want. but AS for
me. give me Tanlac every time" said
r.. Z. Nolan. popular salesman. of 1855
Madison avenue. Huntington VIVA.
the other day.
Before took Tanlac I actually
dreaded TO SEQ meal time. for II always
meant suffering afterwards; but now, II
never comes quick enough, for l enjoy
everything | eat and everything agrees
With me- perfectly. For two years my
stomach was SO madly disordered every
thing 1 ate gave mc trouble.
My nerves were so upset seldom
got any good sleep At night and morn
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-23
Hearing ut Moundsvillo.

COMMISSIONER Z. y. Lewis. oi The
public service commission. has gone 10
MuundSvillo Marshall county. 10 take
evidence on the applications OF the
MoundsvilIc Water company and WGtzci
Gas company to increase rates i'll water
and gas, respectively.
E;yidrnc,, was heard stcrtiav on the
application of tho West Virginia IT'LL
tics company to increase electric rates
at Morgantnwn. TIL" case was sub
mittNd to the commission for decision.
which will bc made in the near future.
il was said.
Hearing on tho application Of the
MiddlcbOurnc Water company To IN
crease water rates in Tyler county. has
hecu SGT by the commission for January
u al charleston. Application was filed
with the commission Monday.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-23
FRED NOLAN NOW
SLEEPS ALL NIGHT

ings I was so weak and tired I felt un,
fit for a thing. ! was badly constfSated
and subject to splitting headaches. IN
enito Of all the medicine took lost
weight and got weaker all the time, and
il just looked like was never going to
be well again.
But. actually. since taking Tanlac, l
wouldn't know l had ever had stomach
trouble. My appetite is great, sleep
good all night, feel fine and | have
gained considerably in weight, in fact
all my troubles have disappeared.
my brother has had bad case OF
indigestion and two bottles OF Tanlac
have set him. right. Tanlac is certainly
a world heater. when it comes to set
ting people UP and getting them to feel
right again"
Tanlac Is sold in Wheeling by. the
Hoge Davis Drug Co. at las Main
street, 1884 Main street. 10th and Mar
ket streets and $500 Chapline street.
also Z. r. Hogs at Martins Ferry, Ohio.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-23
McDonald Funeral Today.

The funeral Of nr. J. W. MCIona,u.
formerly Of Fairmo-lt, who died III IN"
service on October At CohlrnE. ter-
many reached WclIShurT, WrdneSui!
noruinr and was taken to tho home OF
his sistcr-in-law. Mrs. W. t.. Sterling
Iol1 Commerce street. where !, VIII re-
main until Thursday afternoon.
The funeral services Will be hcid AZ
thu Presbyterian church at :" O'CLOCK
Thursday. ,d
delegations from the Wheeling and
Fairmont lodges OF MaSonS and a rep
rcseutative Of the Fairm"nt \. NJ Z.
4. as well as several members OF the
Icud the funeral services. which are
10 % conducted under the auEpicieS oil
the Wellsburg lodge of MasonS.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-23
EXTRA DIVIDEND
Starting Products Company VIII Pay
Three Per Cent on January 3.

ThcN Sterling Products company,
better known as the Neuralgyl:nc cont
nany. has announced that an extra
three per cent dividend will b" paid t.
all the stockholders on January 3rd.
The Sterling Products company -
one of the most prosperous companies
OF this city and is doing some great
work on account of the amount of goods
which they are supplying III" markets
Of tho United states.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-23
Oman Printing Bids.

After opening and considering bids
for state printing, the printing commits,
sion adjourned to meet again at t:"h
o'clock Thursday afternoon. Nh action
on any Of the bids submitted abs been
announced.
There was only ono bid for printing
and binding. and that was entered by
tho Tribune Printing company OF
Charleston. The RemnGton Typewriter
company entered 4 bid for typewriters
and small narts. Bids were entered for
stationery and envelopes by Chatfteld
K Woods Co., Cincinnati: Arthur An
drews Pancr company. Washington. D.
c.. and AllinE & Coy. of Pittsburgh. Pa
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-23
CHRISTMAS PROGRAM
Employees Of whitaksr-olessuer Com
bany Enjoy Christmas
Treat.

Several hundred employees Of tho
Whitaker Glessner Company gathered
in the auditorium at the corruCating
plant at noon yesterday and listened
to the rendition Of al interesting
Christmas program. a number OF the
ernpoves rendered local and inStr1-
mental music and Christmas carols
sung by Il ouartatt" composed OF
NcSScrS Hoelzlc. Hiidebrand. Dohson
and NrGiannon. The officials of the
COMPANY remembered each Of IL" en-
ploycS in 4 substantial manner
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-23
STOCKHOLDERS NETTING.
THE PITTSBURGH, CINCINNATI, CHI
CAGO AND ST. LOUIS RAIL
ROAD COMPANY.
NOTICE.

Pittsburgh, Pa. October -. 1890.
Pursuant TO law, a special meeting OF
the stockholders OF The Pittsburgh, Gin
clnnati. Chicago and St. Louis Railroad
Company will be held at the principal
office Of the Company, Room 49, Penn
sylvania Station. Pittsburgh. Pennsy!va.
MIA, or Wednesday, December 30 1920, 1t
IL 100 O'Clock a. m. eastern time), for
the purpose of considering and acting
upon a long-term lease Of the railroads
and property owned and operated by this
Company to The Pennsylvania Railroad
Company.
BY order Of the Board of Directors.
S. II. CHURCH.
Secretary.
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Notaries Commissioned.

Notary commissions were approved
yesterday by the secretary OF state as
follows:
Daniel Lilly. rrinccton. Mercer coun-
"; +. W. MaSSic. Athens. Mercer "oun-
": Roy l., Alien. Charleston. kanawha
county Lloyd Arnold, MoundSvt!l".
Marshall county; ". r. Thorn, Iarkcrs-
burg. Wood county.
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CARD OF TMANXS.

The Sisters OF st. Joseph extend their
sincere thanks to all. who in their gen
crosby and xealous efforts. forwarded
the interest of, and made tho st. Joseph =
Academy Alumnae Bazaar, December
1st, end and Ard. 50 decided 4 success.
SISTERS OF ST. JOSEPH,
St Joscph's Convent {
d-o3-g Wheeling, ". Va.