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The Washington times., 1920-04-30

tyStGsaN
brought TO the fronts aget1 with
one end looped ovcE rae Sthes' sus-
best height. y ,'EH
The stout woman yghould chose
soft, nonlustrous materials, such as
crepe de 'rclTine, crepe gcorGette,
serge, gabardine. voile. and batiste.
Plaids and large figured materials
are out OF the question and stripes
should be cautiously chosen. Colors
should be avoided that make the
, lines of the figure stand out promi-
nently. raupe, gray. and dark blue
are usually best in this respect but
ALI dull, dark colors are safer than
light or bright ones.
Suit the CoIors 10 the wcnrer.
Colors should be carefully chosen
not only In relation 20 the Figure
but in reference to the complcNion,
color OF the hair and eyes of the
wcarer as we'll: There Is no general
Z rule by which ono can Choose be.
coming colors. Therefore, one must
rely. on ones own tastey -Sudgment,'
andFcNpcricnce. a In genral, women
with fresh,t cRgr suippleN dfinu
IA greater range OF SbecomtnSi coiohs
than others who have little color,
but patient experimentation VIII
discover those which arc becoming
to either type. 1t is safe to chooses
such colors as arc i'm harmony with
The color of the eyes, hair, and COM
plcxion.
Dark blue. is a universally. bccom-
ing color "raupe, dark blur, black,
and gray in which violet prcdoml-
mates are good Colors to sbeyrpscd
by the woman who is stout. Bright
aggressive colors make tbGsteat
figure seem larger. Eik
Bright gay colors may Re,.chossn
for the young, slight girlisR ttgpre,
but always with a thought 70 the
general colorinG.
The Washington times., 1920-04-30

The costlicst watch in the, Yorld
is a jcwclcd timcpIGcc in, thc 'pos-
session of, sthd Pope, CStiniatcd to
be worth S3O0.OOO.
The Washington times., 1920-04-30

Bracelets have. been worn by al
most every nation, savage or civil
iI"d.
The Washington times., 1920-04-30

10 pay tho. Present Eritsh gold
debt would take H,17l tons OF the
precious metal.
The Washington times., 1920-04-30

An Arab drinks nine or ten cups
of coffee every day.
The Washington times., 1920-04-30
DO You KnOU
That

ThInblCS arc becoming Scarce,
since they were principally, made
la Lille, Nuremberg. and Vienna. ,
6
Tho first woman mayor in Eng
land was Mrs. Garrett Anderson,
VIII" was elected mayor of Aide.
burGh III 1905.
Glyccrine Weighing 2,l3O tons
was recovered from the waste fat
Of army food IN England in the
three years l9I6-l91S.
Orange peel dried and grated
makes delicious navorinE for
many dishes. \ little dried orange
peel grated into vanilla extract will
give pudding new flavor.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-30
Every Druggist in U. s. In
structed to Refund Price
While You Wait at Count
erIf Relief Does Not Come
Within Two Minutes.
Delightful Taste, Immediate
Relief, Quick Warm Up,

Tho sensation OF tn" year in the drug
trSdu Is Aspirnuai. the two-minute cold
and cough rel.r"er. authoritatiNely
Guaranteed ~ the Ia boratorles: tested.
srnrcv,d and most enthusiastically on
dorstd by the highest authorities. and
proclaimed ny the common people AS
Ten times az quick and effective as
Yhiskry, rock and rye. or any other
roId and cough remedy they have tried
All drrIp store, are now supplied with
,hc wonderful new elixir. so all You
have Ia do TO get rid OF that cold Is TO
step into :he nearest drug store. hand
the clerk half 3 dollar for a bottle Of
Lar,ronal. and tell him to serve You
Two ;caspoonCuls with four tcasoonfuls
NJ water IN glass. With your watch
IN vrur hand. take the drink ~ on,
swallow and call for your money back
IN two. minutes II YOU cannot fccl Your
cold fading away like dream within
the time limit. Don't be hashful. for
all druesists invite you and expect you
10 ,rv H. Everybody's doing IL
when your cold or cough is relieved
take the remainder Of the bottle home
10 YOUR wife AMI babies, for AspIrona!
IS hT far -h- safest and most effective
tn. tastrs, - take and the most agree
Adj. cold and cough remedy for infants
and chi!dren.--AdT.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-30
INSPECTOR IS
OUT WITH FACTS
WAS ALL RUN DOWN BUT IS LIKE
DIFFERENT MAN SINCE
TAKING TANLAC.
HAS SPLENDID APPETITE, pIGES-
TON IS PERFECT AND he FEELS
FINE ALL THE TIME.

Maybe my word will DO somebody
else some good So | want 20 tell the
world what Tanlar has don" for me-
said II. ". Kisor of lS:% Map /" avenue.
tho merits Of tn" mcdicin" recently.
Is. & q. Fa!lroad and Is widely known
IN fraternal circles. being member or
:hc following secret orders: !. - .. :;
Lodge rs; X. of 7. Lodge s.. and
W. .. w. Lodge IS.
For tho past two years | have been
In the worst sort Of health, troubled
with indigestion. nervousness, Slrerl"Ss-
ness and general rundown condition. he
appetitc and 1t seemed like everything
l nte disagreed with me-, and hloated
IN, up with gas 5" that had a heavy.
stufy feeling after every meal MY
nerves were. all on edge and N" least
unusual noise would nearly run me
frantic. Ny sleep was restless and
broken. would sleep A few minutes,
then wake up and then 60 I" sleep
only ~ wake M asain--thAtS the way
] spent my nights. When morning CAM
I felt weak and WORKOUT and Just had
10 drag myself of 10 my work
several OF my friends w"r" taxing
Tauac and il had done Them So much
good that decided I" try II and | be-
took three bottles and now / am feeling
Ike an entirely different person ana
can do as big days work as any man.
My appetite has come back and ] eat
anything l want without being troubled
afterwards a. all My nerves ar" as
steady as n clock and sleep 50 SOUND
that somebody has I" wax" mo UP every
morning. am feeling rinN all the time
now and am pleased I" recommend Tan
lac and PASS the good word along TO
others"
TanIac IS sold IN Wheeling by tho
Hoge-paviS Drug Co. ll45 M,rket ST.
and 1924 Main St. and the T.. n. lioge
Drug CO.. Martins FerE'.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-30
down IN BED
AND so WEAK
Lady Suffered Terribly for
Eight Weeks but Her Case
Showed Wonderful I'm
provement After TAX
ing Cardul.

johnson City, Tenn.-Mrs. II. f.
Scott, living near this town. states;
About three years ago was down IN
bed terrible and so weak
couldn't bear the sight OF food This
condition continued for about eight
weeks. thought 7 was sH
ing to die. and knew mus set soma
thing 10 do me- some good I had
heard all my life of Cardri and the
rood results obtained from its use.
So / decided 10 try Z.
Alter about hail. bottle % Cardui
my appetite improved, then was less
nervous. kept il up until I had
taken i've bcttles-and such an i'm.
proYement, gained desh and now
an the picture Of health. due, I b.
lieye. solely 10 the use Of Cardui T
am tho mother OF ten children and
feel we'll and strong"
Csrdui Il a mild. medicinal .onic
for women. II has stu-ld the most
severe OF all tesrs--the test OF time,
having been In use for over forty
years. II Is composed OF purely vege-
table ingredients which have been
found 10 help build up 'ha viralirr,
tone up the nerves and strengthen
the womanly constitution.
, Try CorduL
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-30
THIS COAL MINER
S|DESTEPT THE
SURGEON s BLADE
Wentworth Got In Its Work
and Forestalled tho
Operation.

New and striking evidence Of Merry
Worth's power TO hold off the knife.
Given a few days ago TO Uniontown's
Wentworth druggist:
Wade II. Guyton:-I am coal miner
and the coal dust and daInpness had
completely knocked m" out. I was very
nervous. Poor appetite and digestion:
My nerve force too low to digest AMI
assImilate my food TO give me strength.
Badly bIoatcd with gas and afraid to lie
down at night. was in a hospital for
over a week the doctors claiming l
had appendicitis, but an operation was
postponed.
! purchased one bottle Of Nerv-Worth
and took it as directed. Now can eat
anything | want. when ] want It and
digest it, My stomach trouble Is all
gone and have gained my normal
strength and vigor. Wentworth proved
the right thing in my case and I cheer
fully recommend II.
AMIDEE MILLER.
Fairchance, Pa, near Uniontown, Pa
Griest's drug store sells Nerv-Worth.
Your dollar back If this famous family
tonic docs not do for you what 1t did
for Amidec Miller.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-30
Mckinley Day Program
For Boys at the Y. M.

The anniversary Of Ex-PrcSIdcnt Will
liam Mckinlcy's hrrh was fIttinG!y Oh
served a. the !. VI. I. y. last night with
n chicken dinner. attended by thirty
bows Cf II" intermediate department. AZ
tor enjoying tn" excellent dinner the
boys were favored BY violin solo by
Kenneth Ruhl". aDd tenor solo ny
ElwooG Miner. hhth well known local
musical entertainers. Both NUMBERS
wrrn ,ccontraucd by George Och. as
pianist
r., NuGuSt Eas"h". minister OF ST.
pAuls Evangelical church. addressed the
gathering with sterIoptican lecture.
taking In" h",s from III" birth ot dc
kinney up - h'o t-acrcal death.
Alfred Slhrlrrhra Was master Of Ccr:-
mCnlcS.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-30
GLAD Of DAY |
FIRST STARTED
TAKING DRECO."
HAS BEEN A BLESSING TO me 1AoA
THE VERY FIRST. BELIEVED NIX
HEADACHES. CoNsTIPAT1oN AMI
sroNAcR T1oUDLEA
Feel Good All Tho Time Now, 1nu o.
Energy and Sleep Like BABY

Imagine no, being able to enjoy
meal Tor years Wouldn't you be happy
IT, after years If suffering. YOU manly
discovered a medicine that reliereu your
troubles? This. in substance. IS The eH'
periencc Of well known lady hFihs
right here in this section. READ ~hat
shc has 10 say. She il Mrs. sue Guth'
Wheeling. ". Va.
"My health has been none too good:
severe headaches ATTENDED b! pans III
by back and l!nhs, caused me fnueh
rsony also had distressed l'cHhS
in my stomach. Ind ii would NIL UP
with Gas after MEALS making me very
uncorl!ort- bic: I often had n!zzy spells
ohlch nearly bliuhci me-: my aPpctitf
fclI away to almost nothing: my breath
WAS 50 foul could smell il mHscn. IL
- really hard 70 describe my reeiinGs.
"'\ll this tune was taking different
medicines. bur without mu"h success.
When the ,rcw mcd;riLc Drrco came TO
town I WIS impressed by III" honest.
frank statements I road in the Papers
about Il. and began tahIng II myself.
1t IS hard 10 realize wat Big change
this Drcco has brought forth. 1t is
almost beyond bel!cf.
My food d.ec>Is r-.rfectlr. leaving
no Eas nor pains: headaches ana ,.ack-
ache have cou". My liver Is acting
we'll which has ov-rcon" I'll" dizziness
and foul breath and bad taste in my
mouth. am full Of energy and am
light hearted and happy all the time.
hope every one suffering as I once did
will give prcso a trial.
All good druggists now sell Dfooo and
II IS highly recommended in Wheeling
by {. H. Grlcst G. Co, ll:5 Market
street.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-30
WEST V|RG|NIANS At
EELWR|GHT FUNERAL
ecial to The Intelligencer.

Special to The Intelligencer.
BALTIMORE, Nd. Jan. 29.-The fu-
neral Of Jere H. Wheelwright. chairman
Of the board Of the Consolidation Coal
company, who died in Paris on January
7. took place this afternoon from En-
manuel Episcopal church. The. Rev:
DR.. Hugh Byrickhead, rector. conducted
tho services Burial was In the family
lot in Greenmount cemetery.
Former associates Of the deceased IN
tho conduct Of the Consolidation Coal
company and other friends acted as
pallbearers. They were Frank Lyon
and Brooks Fleming. Jr.. Of Fairmont:
W. Va; F. W. and ". n. Wiltshire. OF
New York: Z. VI. Mancourt, Of Detroit;
S. D. Camden, Of Parkersburg: George
VI. Alexander, Of Fairmont; S. L. An
dreGs and J. I. Walter Lord Of this
city. and Crane Turnbuu Of Montreal
Canada
The honorary pallbearers were Col.
C. w. Watson and Samuel McRoberts'
Of New York: S. Davis Warheld. Sena-
tor John Walter Smith and II. CraE.
ford Black. Of Baltimore; Senator ], y.
Camden, II Kentucky; Geo. w. Fleming.
of New York: Walter Miller, OF FAR
mont: Edward SaunderA Jr, OF 81.
aul, Mimi; w. K. Field Of pittsburgh:
Percy B. McClaren. Capt. Ralph Parr
and Arthur Hale. Of Baltimore and Edw.
Hamlin, OF Boston.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-30
PLEASING RECITAL
UNDER DIRECTION
Of WOMAN'S CLUB

Last night the Musi" department nl
the W-oman'S club gave an lntcTesLtnS
program at III" \. q. W. nall WIZ
was made up nr varied and well cnoS'm
numbers admirably sung 10 an IA, un5.,II
which was unfortunately rather silid', >
The program. under IN" dirrGtl"n %
Mrs. S. VI. NoycS and Mrs. X: r. va,
shall, was begun with the iuli c ciu
chorus. which presented typ!cdPt ornsrd
sChacfcr contributed TWO very me mum,
hers following the Opening chorus, III
which he was heard TO especial anFAn
tage in the second number, away Ia
Athlone," by Loehr. TIL" double n M,
uuartattc sang the famous ola f.nGitSl
ballad which never grows oid' lhuus ca -
repeated time after time, WIN Sio
and depth of feeling which maze OH
glad that there are such tun"iul pSe,.a
in the English language Whlcn naa9
lived through the years. Little gray
Home in tho West" elected great APP
plauSc. This number brought an ~
core and the song was repeated eAlnlhs
in char mand sweetness with It's SCI
ond singing. TIL" quhrtGtte Sams IN
other similar poem. much the same iI'
construction. though of recent writih, ~,
Little Gray Hon" In the west
Loehr. which is always rccelFsu W.; ~
enthusiasm since II was hrst neatu e.
Wheeling when Alma GlucK sa4's -
MP! "Rr6wn ESes." Ivy Del Riego, and
since We farted." by Alllts"n. were
sung bv Mr.. Walter G. Sadler with MS
usual careful observance or tecnIlcaa -"
ties. and both numbers were well
Nj Oliver Edwards played PRELUDE
Dramatic by keppclhy in three nov
ments. in which he showed nicely Oh
discriminat ion in his work or contlast
inr Tho musical themes. his playing OF
The The middle mid part. in whicb the melody Of
the prelude Is brought out. being par
ticularly effective. .. ~
The recital closed with a song q.
victory" by Coleridgr Taylor. in when
| the club chorus was heard 10 cXceiIehe
advantage.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-30
A. HOLLOWAY.

INV awnings now cheaper than later.
wheeling Tent s. Awning Co. Tel. S6S.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-30
Service Flag Will Be
Dismantled at St. James

There Will DC interesting services at
81. James Lutheran church Sunday on
the occasion OF the dismantllnS OF the
service flag which has for the past year
hung in Vlc v"Stlhulc Of III" church. In
honor Of the final away Of the flag IL
will be taken from It's original place
in the vestibulc and placed IN the chan
col Of the church for the morning SCR
vice. Rcv Walter L. Schuettc will
preach an inspiring sermon on The
Stars of IN" Service Flag" after which
TN" flag Will be taken down and placed
in California rcd wood box. which
has been presented by the Brotherhood.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-30
BELLAIRE NEWS
Fined Heavily,

was scald"d 70 death At the B. & o.
shops there
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-30
MAN DIED OF SCALDS
ENROUTE TO HOSPITAL
Man Scalded BY Steam at Aouo"ay
Shops Yesterday Morning, Died
ON Train AZ It Reached
This Place.

Arthur Bendurn. ono Of IN" employees
Of the baltimore and ONO railway
Scaided by steam while AT work yester-
day morning. and died just before the
train on which he was being rushed 70
tho HOSPITAL. stopped at this station. -,
The man was an electric wHlder pE
trade and had been welding a patch on
tho inside OF an engine boiler. when
someone either rarrlcssly. or with ma
licious intent. turned On the injector,
iillnc tn" boiler with live steam. the
father Of the victim accompanied the
man. AMI when II was found that he
had expired. he ordered the body taken
to an undertaken at Flushing. Ohio to
be prepared for burial 49,
Tho victim is we'll known IN TINS
vicinity was about 81 years OF age, ana
Is survived BY wife and several small
children.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-30
GETTING JURY IN
NEWBERRY TRIAL

GRAND RAPIDS. Mich. Jan. @?--The
second stag IN IN" conspiracy trial OF
Michigan Republican leaders who cam
paiGn,d successfully with Truman H..
Ncwh"rrN in IN" l"lN senatorial cam :,
psign. was in sight when the federal
district court session ended today. At.
torneys for both the government and
defense predicted that tomorrow's ses-
sIons mould sec tn" finish of the jury
selection process II was learned that
i, IS tho intention OF Judge Clarence w.
Sessions 10 halt III" trial thep until
lanes u Murilu who has been Ill at
Detroit. IS able 10 appear and make the
opening statement. Word tonight was
that Mr.. Muffin would be here Monday.
Tnnigh, IN" panel consisted Of I'VE
farmers. four store keepers. n grain
otol.r. q ha.k "ashi"r and manager OF
4 farmers comparative selling concern.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-30
PLEASING RECITAL AT
ST. IOSEPHS ACADEMY

Th. scri-annurl r"ci'hi which vas
given NJ 81. J"Scphs academy last niEht
,r,s ono Of the most successful affairs
eyer c'l"u in point 81 attendance and
selection Of music. which covered ltal'
IAN. French and English.
The singers wcr" Lillian Humphrey.
Nrl"r Horwnod. Mary Blake. .irnfn-
i,ro H,U Della Fctt". RrsS Virginia
Miller, Mary GnrsIch. Martini Sanford,
Edith Boring. Eleanor Allison. Anna
N"irht. Ruth Hcnly. Esther larson and
AD1,Io C,rpsThDEr
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-30
CALLS BRYAN THE
DEATH HARMONlZER

JERSEY ,TTY. y Z. Ian. % WI.
liam J"urup- fr'nm was ""''>'d ~
wanting :" establish Tho harmony 1t
d, attn" IN -. II"rlurrhi.C parry in a
STATEMENT r~~u"d r"uighr by Governor
Edward | Edwards. ~ rcply 10 an al
tack mad. rh."u ia" Nv Jersey "N"ru-
TIVE, l., Mr.. Erlau ~ l;rtst"L Virginia.
last nicrt Mr Bryan had charged Gov
.rnor Edwards with being an AGENT IF
N" IiQri"r Iri.rr&,~ aud with trying 10
disrupt tn, Democratic party.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-30
To Hear Reports.

The first regular business meeting or
tho members Of the Belmont County
Fish and Game Protective Association
for the year VIII be held in the room ;
OF the Rife club on Lincoln avenue thlS.
evening. and members from All parts OF
The county are expected 10 he present.
Besides the usual routine business or
the organization, the reports OF wee
President Farris Chippe and secretary
Thomas 6. EiSlow. who attended III"
state meeting OF sportsman at tolum-
bus, O., some time ago Will ne hearu.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-30
REACH VERDICT IN
THE DETER CASE

NEW YORK. Jan. ?9.-The court mar
tial Of CAPTAIN Karl w. Deter TOT
alleged Crucltics 10 soldiers OF me
AMERICAN cxpcdtionary forces at LIZ
Mans, which began at Governors Island
"ight weeks ago. ended today. The
officers comprising tho court agreed on
a verdict in less than live minutes. out'
i'm accordance with military regulations
their decision will not be announced I'M
III II has first been forwarded 10 the war
department in Washington.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-30
soo-MILE MARRIAGE.

uuNTINGToN. W. Va. Jan. c.
Miss Tlllio Edwards. -. of Kane, Pa
and Fred WiElcy. -. Of HuntlnS' on.
Will b. the principals in a five hundred
mile marrlsg" -by-tclcphonc ceremony.
which will take place at $50 o'clock
Saturday night.
Two preachers and 4 t"lephon" SRI
will tic IN" Knot. II present arrange
,ncuts for tho wedding arc carried out.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-30
Ready for Banduet,

EN"rlfhlUE - now III readiness for
IN" s"I"u'""r'h annual hanqurt Of mo
.Nn'r.cuS tIun Th" "r"nt Will De H. IL
a. tho rluh rooms !rthc Nicholson build =
ing on Belmont street. sylvan II. Blum.
who Is the president NJ the Cllb at thu
present tlnc. viii act IN The Capac city
a. tusS'mas''r. Among IA" speakers
VII l." th1Tlc., -. p"'k'us. Ross t4rnes,
Carl II. Koch AMI William $.ddall.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-30
TO SCOUT FOR OIL.

EIW YORK, Jan. 20 Tho standard
OH CORPORATION will send oil experts and
scolnclSls 70 South america THIS year
10 investigate possible new nclds ~
production in ord"r~.ic meet Increased
demands Of industry. Walter {. TeaGlH
president "r Tho STANDARD on company
Of New jersey. announced tCnlEht. New
fields also are heins ortnCd up IN Louis
lana and southern Oklahoma, as well is
IN Roumania, he started.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-30
Bows Arc Entertained
AT Southern Theatre

Forty youthful members ~ III" Boys
club nf South " hr'ltnc. which meets at
the DAY Nursery, W"r" guests OF Mr.
Evans proprietor 81 IN" southern the
airc at last nights presentation ot
Mary I'r.kLnrd III "rh" lIn"diiInl. Mr..
Evan. Ei,~s w." boys an annual PARTY
cf tins SORT rrd las uIght> 'n,crtaIn-
,rrut W3s .ni.y",l !" the limit.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-30
EXPLANATION DEMANDED.

PhRlS. Jan. co--AcCorcins TO the
TEMPS Premier Mllcrand has sent a
telegram =" Major General Jules Jan'n.
commanding tAe SJcch forces III Sih'ria:
demanding an immediate cN7ianation or
his action N handing over Admiral kol-
rhak 10 TIE Siberian revolutionary
forces. Tha telegram. the newspaper
SAYS. calls upon General Joanin 70 take
measures for the immediate release Of
kolchak.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-30
FOR THE OPEN SHOP

ATLANTIC CITY. y. J.. Jan. c.
Resolutions in favor Of tho open shop
were adopted ut the closing session OF
the annual convention OF tho National
Association OF Merchant Tatlors here
today. II was decided !" raise fund
Of $500 61n At one" for The purpose OF
freeing the industry from the dictates
of labor unions"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-30
RAID MUlNE'S HOUSE

Bob Muine was arrested by Patrol
man Monrc. last night upon charge
Of maintaining a house OF prostitution.
IN the same house Lylin Taylor; EFh
psIrir William Dawson and Ike Powell
we're arrested upon charges Of lettering
Tor immoral purposes. With the cNcep.
lion Of tho two last nar~,nd the party
spent the night in the lookup.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-30
LABOR nISCoNTENT.

FlrN0S AIRES, Tu"sday. January
=; Administrators -. labor discontrnt
ronrjuu. III man" PARTS ~ CTcHlnciaf
trr,r,'-9 There sr~ strikes or threats
~ s,rikrs Nv the StcN.dcr"S '"smsters,
baker. Wai'.rs. carpenters. T'r~'' car
"iurl-vn-s and printers. N sadtucn ="
tho SILK" ~ harvest hands ana ran
road n.n IN various communities.
tLrr. halt bon some ats Ci violence.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-30
CALL FOR NURSES.

EAST LINERTNOL, Ohm. IaN- ? -
Because Of recurrence &c iufiu"nzn
here. which although II has not reached
the epidemic stage is considered serious
the Home Service section Of IN" Rcd
Cross tonight issued a call for nurses
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6aye Good Team.

III" Young Mems club basketball team
~ mis- city, IS n good ono. 1t gives
promise Of developing INTO on" % the
best qurutttS IN this part Of tho valley.
Tho team beat the fast American Legion
outfit at tho First Ward gym. Among
N" members II The team are Culhsrtson.
steve Harris and k"npart. former Bell
IIrc High school stars.
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WILL NOT RECOVER,

Special 10 Tho WteIlEen"or.
EAST LIVERPOOL. Ohio. Jan. - -
With his skull fractured. the result l.
is believed. Of being struck over tho
head with a blum instrument by = hold
up man, Nick Chiremhnla, -. Italian
laborer. IS dying in the city hospital
tonight. Chirrmbola wAs attacked
early today IN the heart Of tn" business
district. but managed 70 walk 10 his
home HIS aSSailant escaped.