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Evening star., 1920-03-28
Judge Refuses Liquor Injunction.

ST. --LOUIS. March 27-Injunction
applications of five local breweries to
restrain government officials from en-
Forcing constitutional prohibition as
to the manufacture and sale of beer
of 2-i5- per cent alcoholic content
were dismissed by Federal Judge
Farts here today on motion of the
government. The ground WAS that
similar legislation is pending in the
United States Supreme Court
Evening star., 1920-03-28
DIR. BLUE ON HEALTH MISSION
Will Give Special Attention to
Cases of Typhus Abroad.

NEW YORK March 27.-Dr. 1su-
pert Blue, former surgeon general OF
the United States public health
service, left here today on the steam-
ship New York for Southampton OH a
government mission to investig ate
health conditions in Europe. DR.. Blue
will give special attention to the cbn-
troll of typhus from the standpoint of
quarantine regulations as affecting
this country.
In anticipation Of an early increase
in immigration, the public hea2th
service has stationed representatives
in several of the large European ports
to keep check and report on general
health conditions.
Evening star., 1920-03-28
GIRL HAS IMPORTANT TASK.
Dr.. J. L. Crossley Bait 1nvestigat-
ing Canadian Trade,

CALGARY, Alta, March "a girl
in her early twenties. DR.. J. L. Cross
ley Bait officer of the Order OF the
British Empire, bachelor Of arts and
doctor of science, is invea tigatfng
Canadian trade possibilities on a spe-
cia1 mission for the British govern
ment, it was announced here today.
She recently spent six months In Aus
tralia, travelling alone. inspecting
manufacturing plants and consulting
with managers, to whom she tgaye in
formation obtained during her inves-
After reporting to the British gov
ernment the trade requirem ents of
Canada and Australia, she Will go to
China to study trade conditionss there.
Evening star., 1920-03-28
VOTE IN PRIMARIES
FOR ILLINOIS WOMEN

CHICAGO. March 27.-Illinois worn-
en- will be permitted to vote at the
presidential preference primary April
13 regardless Of whether national
suffrage has been ratified by thirty
six states prior to that time. At
torney General Brundage today, at
the suggestion of Gov. Frank o.
Lowden. reversed a previous ruling
denying the women the vote.
Evening star., 1920-03-28
Urge Dover to Suffrage.

PHILADELPHIA, March 27.-The
frst general meeting of the repub-
lican. women's committee Of Penn
svlyania was held here today. A
declaration Of principles and q rsso-
luton urging the Delaware leEisla-
ture to ratify tho proposed constitu-
ttonal suffrage amendment were
adopted Gov. 6proul. who presided.
described the meeting - "an hfUtoric
occasion, the details Of which will bs
recorded in the annals Of the Key.
stone state" United States Senator
lLauyoet af Wtnoea0i1- aABa-Woa1A
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CHINESE COOLIES RENURN.
4,00o Leave Victoria, B. Co., fol
Home; 5000 Others to Follow.

VICTORIA, B. c., March 27.-More
than 1000 Chinese coolies left here
today aboard the steamer M. S. Dollar
on the last leg Of their journey home
from France. where they worked be-
hind the British lines.
Approximately 1000 remaining in
camp here will sail for China later. A
strong guard is kept about canton
ments where they are lodged.
Evening star., 1920-03-28
IDENTIFIES DEAD BROTHER.
Elizabeth, N. J., Man Views Body
of Italian Found in Brooklyn.

NEW YORK, March 27-Vincenzo
Sarullo of Elizabeth, N. j., positively
identified tonight as his brother Lorenzo
the young Nalian who was found dead
with Dr. Vincent j. Canpisi in Brook
lyn lodging house last Thursday.
!. He viewed tile body tonight and con-
fr7ned the Identification made today
when he was shown pictures Of the dead
man.
He declared. his brother was a ma
tive Of Sicily, was twenty-nine years
old, and had been a resident Of Eliza
beth.
Evening star., 1920-03-28
Advocate Light Wines and Beer.

NEW ORLEANS. March 27.-A vol
unteer committee Of New Orleans
business men, headed by several load
ers in local financial and commercial
circles. today inaugurated movement
which they expected to be nationwide
r. ,,errnit use Of Hight wines and beer.
The movement is in the form Of a petf-
tion to President Wilson. which the COM
mittee announced 1t hoped to get into
circulation in all OF the principal
cities of the United States.
Evening star., 1920-03-28
Montreal Stock Exchange Hours.

MONTREAL. March 27.-The Mon
treal Stock Exchange will open at 8
an on Monday to conform to the
hours of the New York Stock Ex-
change under daylight saving time. it
was announced today. The arrange
nent - oply temporary until daylight
saving goes into effect here on May
.. The Montreal exchange win ad-
5ouFn daily at 1880. reopen at 2 and
close at. o'clock.
Evening star., 1920-03-28

cipal of that division. Children found
to he as much aa 10 per cent under
normal weight are to be studied with
the view to discoveAtn the cause of
their rnalnutrition. The parents are
fo, be Informed of the result of the
WEIGHING and measuring by means Of
a watch me grow card, on which is
recorded the weight of the child as
compared with the normal weight of
the child OF the same age and height.
Evening star., 1920-03-28
SUPREME COUNCIL. TO MEET.
Sessions Will Be Held at San Reno,
Italy, Apri1 10 or IL.

ROME. March 7.-The supreme
council of the peace conference will
meet at San Reno, Italy, April 10 or
II. says an announcement made pub
lie here today.
Advices from Paris under date Of
March %. given out by the French
wireless service, reported the supreme
council would meet on April 21 at
Sam Reno. These advices were said
to have come from an authoritative
source at Rome.
Evening star., 1920-03-28
Easter Vacation for Judges.

The Easter recess Of the District Su-
preme Court will begin after adjourn
ment next Thursday. Sessions Of the
court will be resumed Friday, April g.
All branches Of the court Will be
suspended in the interval.
The justices took practically no hol-
iday at Christmas and are feeling
the strain Of a continuous session
ainca October 1 last.
Evening star., 1920-03-28
Rail Strike Ties lbp Genoa Port

ROME. March 27-fRailway men at
Cen pa have struck Unexpectedly be-
eau; be of the opening OF school
thel .e for military engineers Trafhc
is blocked, 1000 travellers are ma
roo, led in the city stnd the port of
Genna is completely tiled up.
Evening star., 1920-03-28
sM1LLER COUNTY" LAUNCHED
Steamship Named for Banner
County in Liberty Loan Campaign.

BALTIMORE. Nd, March 27.-The
Shipping Board steamer Miller County,
named for county in Arkansas. the
first in that state to go over the top
in liberty loan subscriptions, was
launched today at the yard Of the
Baltimore Dry Docks and Shipbuild-
ing Company. Miss Mabel Buchanan
of Texarkana, Ark. was the sponsor.
The Miller County Is one of a series
of modern tank steamers. She Is 444
feet long. fifty-iline feet beam. thirty
three feet 8 inches nodded depth and
loaded viii draw twenty Ave feet with
10, 600 tons deadwefght cargo. The
contract speed Is to develop ten knots
with all weights on board.
Evening star., 1920-03-28

Murphy, chief medical inspector of
the public schools with a corps of
school nurses, offidally took up the
weighing and measuring, after Sur
geon General Cummings had himself
weighed and measured the children OF
two classes.
The Weighing and measuring Is to
take place in selected school in each
of the twelve school divisions under
the direction Of the supervising prin-
Evening star., 1920-03-28
Strike in Naples Il Ended.

NkPLES. March 27.-Ihe twenty
four-haur general strike In this nity
mas ended. Tho cessation Of work
vas called ~ q protest against meas
ures adopted by the police and military
10 put down the strike In the iron
Evening star., 1920-03-28
Fire Destroys Historic Mission.

SAN LUIS OBISPO. Calf, March q.
The historic San Luis Obispo de Toll
osa mission, founded September, 1772,
virtually was destroyed by fire today.
Paintings. said by tho mission attend
ants 10 be priceless, and the mission
organ were saved.
Evening star., 1920-03-28

physical f1tnesa These certificates are
to be awarded at the end Of the pres
ent modern health crusade, in which
$4,000 Washington school children are
now enrolled.
: The weighing and measuring took
place at the Wilson Normal School.
Miss Anne M. Cooling, the principal
of the school and chairman of the
Junior Red Cross. marshaled the 500
. children Of the school, DIR. Joseph A.
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HOUSE APPROVES
M0WE TO INCREASE
TAXES IN DISTRICT

fContinueA from First Pase)
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capable of engaging in the discuss
sions here and furnishing first hand
information. That would not require
a constitutional amendment It would
not require the government of the
District to be put upon the ordinary
political basis. 1t would not require
the exercise Of the right Of suffrage.
There could be no valid objection, it
seems to me. to taking care OF the
situation In that way at least for the
time being. The delegate might be ap-
pointed by the President. upon the
recommendation of the Commissioners
and with suggestions from the va
rious civic bodies Of the District"
Calls ME-. Mann u Scold.
Chairman Davis argued with Repre-
sentatives Mann and Moore regarding
the tax levy in other cities, and Rep
resentative Sisson of Mississippi who
in the last Congress was democratic
chairman Of the subcommittee on Dis
trict appropriations, accused Repre-
sentative Mann Of being the scold OF
the House"
Representative Mclaughlin of Mich
iEan, republican. said. "I agree most
heartily with Representative Manr
share Of the upkeep Of the Nationa
Capital and not be nigEardly. It 1.
unjust and unfair that the fedora
government should attempt to dodge
this duty. am altogether out o.
sympathy with the proposal to have
the federal government refuse TO pay
It's fair share"
Several amendments to increase thu
tax on intangible personal property
were rejected.
After the $3.50 and tax rat,
provisions were disposed Of the bill
Representative Walsh Of Massachu
setts made points of order agains
liseveral increases In salaries. inciud
ing one for $500 for q statistics
tolerk for the Public Utilities Com
was making these points Of orae
Chairinan Davis launched into
eulogy Of the District Commissionere
saying that they are two Of the hard
est worked meR in tho country
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-07
D. Of |. BEGIN
CAMPAIGN To
CHANGE STYLES
Present STYLE Of Dress Is Denounced By
tho Pope and Local women Will
Begin Campaign Against IT,

st the first meeting Of tho year OF
Carroll court Daughters OF lSap'liiI
which wl. held Muuday evening Ia TN:
Cuuu,r Chamber IF the lEhEhtS g.!
PythraS carroll cub. a resolution WAS
adurt,d 10y ih, members of The orIhhizi-
ton endorsing TIA" plea Of Pope lirnc-
dict Nv. aS expressed in recent lrt-
ter To Cardinal Gibbons. at baltimore
for modification Of tn" prevailing SlEi@
of dress among women. In TINS tplStIe
an up,.n letter t. members IF III" church
IN AmorIca he denounced the prcNalllnE
style Of dress among women ana called
upon the loyal Catholic women To form
as crusaders against dress which IL W.T.
gar and opposed TO the principles 80
true womanhOud. Mrs. w. /. Lear. Erahi
regent Of Carroll Court, Daughters ~
isabella. announced that an aCtiF" cam
;aign against modern dress az con-
rCiVrd by tho French designers, VIII D"
started BY the members Of the society
over which she prCSIdes and that all
the influence which is in their power
To exert. Will BE- turned toward cradi-
eating Tho present form Of dress.
The organization Of Daughters Of Is
ahcla. although young. has almost L.
Goa members in this state alone am
double that in many other states. ami
bids fair TO hCcom" ono or the larE"N'
and most powerful womcn's orEaniZa-
tions In tho country
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-07
ROAD BUILDING
On LARGE SCALE
plans under way For Extending I'M
proved Highways of State-Great
program to Be Carried Out.

With every mine. factory. coke oven
pottery and mill w0rIin'S AT fuIl li'hI'
the political pot IS SImmcrlnE. EXTENSIVE
land Development C"n' mplated' com
muniiy housing projects beng organ
iz,d and road Construct"n planned on
scale never dreamed Of. the coming year
OF being unparalleled IN the history OF
the Little Mountain state. or all the
public activity which will get under wa!
with the advent of tar New ear. none
offers greater possibilities Tor the u"-
vclopmCnt uf the abundant natural re-
sourrcs Of Nest Virginia than the con-
Struciiun Of highways and III tnIs re-
spcct n banner year is anilclpatcd' ne
new year will So" the opening guns Hrc"
in IN. state WIDE educational campaign
for an amendment 10 the Constitution
Of the STATE empowering the legislature
10 issue bonds in Il sum not IN rNcrc"
$50 0OO 600 for tho purpu$" ut C"hS'ruHt-
ing a state system Of highways INC
amendment will be voted upon Mt the
general election IN November and
more economical question has never
confronted the electorate Of the state
than the problem Of hard surface road
ways.
In spite Of tho post war conditions;
shortage of labor and materials ana
tho supply Of open top cars for me
TRANSFORMATION of building material. thr
year just closing has h""n an cHcnt1ul
one in road huldinC in West hlrElnia.
The wear saw inc tplilnl'l' Ifpt
lion Of the state Road Commission. the
distribution of stat" and federal MA
funds 10 the extent of over ono million
dollars but all this activity Will b" but
y fOrcrunncr to the activity IN Tins inc
during the coming year. Thomas NC
Donald director Of the Bureau Of Pub
lie Roads. is the authority for tho state
mcnt that the real test is ahead and that
the coming year in road building Will
BE- tn" biggest in the United states since
In
While the exact figures arc not avail
able. considerably over slj.On.0O0 will
bc availahl" for road work in this state.
in addition to $1,000. 200 additional
which will he voted h"for" spring
through county and district bond issues.
In tho United states the total to y"
spent will reach s63G. 900 Tho real
problem that faces contractors, county
courts and engineers IN Vest Virginia
AT this time is tho inadcQUat" transpnr-
tatinn for shipments 0f road material.
which will grow %"rs" a. spring APP
prnaChcs The acute deficiency Of open
lon cars demands that the first alton
ton Of those who will be connected
with road building in this state be d
rcCted Immediately toward" getting ma
tcr!al shipped end stored On tn" job be
fore the season opens. Frequent con-
frrcncrs with tho Railroad AdmniStra-
tinn have revealed tho fact that there
will be no apprcCiahlc inCrraS" in the
number Of cars and that thousands Of
open tor cars now in s"rvic" will hay"
go needed repairs. More than 2j0.nN0
top cars laid idl" carly last spring
which could have been in use hauling
road MATERIAL and steps should he TAX
en- immediately tm see that this situa-
tion does not develop again.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-07
SPRINKLER LETS GO
At SHOCKS STORE
Loss of Probably $500 Results Prom
Flood on Market Street Floor.

Considerable damage resulted when a
sprinkler pipe in the Geo. VI. Shook co.
department store burst about { o'clock
last evening According to a state
mcnt of fireman the, pipe burSted
from high pressure which cuased 1t
to blow out.
when the pipe let loose an alarm i'm
mcdiatcly began ringing in fire head.
quarters on Eleventh street: Several
fircmen went Ia the store and attracted
the night watChmanS attention. who
was at that time in the far end OF the
store.
The entire floor of the Market street
DEPARTMENT OF the store was flooded
and although considerable damage was
done, the loss is not expected to exceed
5000. Mr.. Shook stated that a correct
statement as 10 the loss could not be
mcdr until after conference with Mr.
Carney, who has charge Of this partcu-
lar department. -,
The damage done by the water Will
not interfere with the remnant sale
which opens at the Shook store to-day
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-07
PATENTS OILER

4 patent secured in this city by sam
mel ! sharp. superintendent OF the J.
+. Stifcl calico works for a ncw GlilrE
systcm FOR textile machinery which re-
ni,ccs tho old system. has been secured
through H. f. Dunlap. local patent Mt
torney.
The new Invention Is very simple
device but is one of the best oil savers
which will save all concerns HslnE t ~ q
Of tho oil cups have already been IN
stalled on ali machinery Of the J. L.
Stifel company.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-07

crime in the eyes Of the jury" Gould
she save her husband from the electric
chair?
1t would mean that she must swear
10 tell the truth and then li"-lic! She
would save to lie about herself-Soil her
reputation-brand herself a scarlet TO-
man. And her husoand--what would h"
think? But already he believed her un-
true. That was why he killed Dana;
But wasn't his freedom worth it.
Didn't her great. all-sacrificinE love Tor
him Give her The Right TO Lie"
Hs Carlotta. the heroine OF The Right
70 Lie" tho Albert Capellani feature
showing today at the Rex theatre Do
lores Cassinelli is starred in the oiSgcSt
role OF her screen career.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-07
THE BURNING MESSAGE.

Since the Egyptians built the Pyra-
mids thousands 81 years ago. since IN"
merchants of Phocnicia traded tin with
our savage fnrcfathcrs in ancient Brit
ian, down through the centuries has
come tho ono burning question: The
Rights Of Labor.
This cnthrallng interesting and alb
sorbing photoplay offers n workable so
linton 10 the agc-Old problcm--not as
Labor. propaGandn-not rs Capitalists
scrmonzinG but on plain and simple
plan of getting together in a common
sense manner. In Frank kccnan's "ThH
World Aflamr." the solution OF me
burning Message of the Moment" is
limited at
Don't miss It. At ST. MichacHa Hall.
EdEington Iano Friday. January ?:
matinee p. m. Evenings G:HO anil
$50. 4. Harold Lloyd will also be
shown.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-07
ANNIVERSARY
BOY SCOUTS HAVE PLANS MADE
FOR BIG ANNUAL
CELEBRATION

Plans were made for the big annivcr-
sary celebration Of the Roy Scouts at
tho meeting Of III" sooutInastcrS ana
assistants Of Greater Wheeling hold last
evening III the Market Auditorium.
The celebration will bc held February
8 to II and the sroutmastcrs plan to
make il the biggest event In the history
Of the local Roy Scout organization.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-07
INDIGESTION
GOES, GONE!
"Pape's Diapepsin" at once
fixes Your Sour, Classy,
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Stomach acidIty causes indigesion!

Stomach acidity causes indigestion!
Food souring, gas. distress! wonder
what upset your stomach Well, don't
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or two Of Pape's Diapepsin all the
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Millions of people know that It II
needless TO be bothered with indisecuon.
dyspepsia or q disordered stomach. a
few tablets Of Pape's DiA7epein neural
ize acidity and give relief It onee-no
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now! Don't stay miserableI Try 70
regulate your stomach so you can eet
fnyorite foods without causing dlstresA
The cost Is 70 little. The BENEFITS 90
great.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-07
Y, ", c, A, WORKER
FROM INDIA HERE
Miss Florence Dennison Delivers Inter
esting Address on Her Work.

The Young Womcn's Christian Asso-
citation IS entertaining most interest
ing visitor this week. Miss Florence
lltnuiSun. who has spent the last five
years in association work IN Bombay.
INDIA. being in the city for three days
The religious education committees
mot Miss DcnuiSou yesterday, at which
time she gave a strong address 20 tn"
Iu.nirrS present. presenting the life
OF the girls aud women Of the Orient.
In a most fascinating way. Miss pen
ris0u has also dressed groups Of girls
i'm Two Of our large factories. has met
with the Junior business Girls Clubs
and with the gymnasium groups.
Yesterday afternoon Sh" presented
her work in ST. Matthew'S before the
Womcu's Auxiliary Of that parish.
The greater ~" necessity rN: saving
tho greater your opportunity to use
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-07
TIE 7AYL0R 1HOROfARE
DENTAL CLINIC OPENS

Yesterday morning fround the dental
clinic Of the Associated Charities open
ed with q full house. since the Christ
mas holidays The children that had A.
pointments during the holidays are re-
quested to come in as soon a. possible
so that the work can be completed first.
The clinic is opened every day between
Z and IL o'clock Saturday and they are
doing excellent work
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-07
HEROINE OF FRIGHT TO
LIE" BELIEVED MEANS
JUSTIFIED THE END

Curtis Austin. by his own admission
and BY the absolute knowledge or his
wife was the murderer or crosby Dana
AuatIn had shot him whilE in his arms.
IF We could only prove ne was justt-
Sled In killing Dana the celebrated
criminal lawyer. engaged To defend the
prisoner. told Mrs. Austin. Il could
surely save him,
Justified" Mr.. Austin. who BEFORE
her marriage had been the great must
clan. Carlotta Fcrrari. Clutchcd at the
thought as a drowning man grabs at a
straw. Could she Justify her husbands
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-07
BIG INCREASE IN
BANK CLEARINCS
AND NEW BUILDING

Wheeling bank clcarinGs for the
month Of November ld Ia December 10.
show an incrcas" Of 500 per cent over
place the c!ty IN second place III the
Fourth FcdriaI Reserve District. Lex
ington. Ky. leads the district with
l3S.S per cent luCrCaS" over their IVY
earnings In amount of increase.
Cleveland leads the district with over
500, 100000 larger bank Clcar!ngs dur
lng the last month Of 1919 than during
1918.
taf1
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-07
pcrCcnt Of

The district Al large showed m in
crease OF 10? per cent for the month
in 1919 as compared with 1919. Tutd!
Increase In cirar!ngs amounted TO W.T.
766,57I
In building operations for tn" month
Of Nuycmhrr. Wh"rlmG leads the dis
trict with an Increase If i.Uu0 per cent
,ivrr November l9lS Th" closest COM
pv,iiur Is Springfield. Ohio. with an in
Tor the district amounts TO 1881 per
cent over November. 1918.
In regard TO the building situation
the Federal RCScrN" Banks report
states that a good volume Of building
is expected for this winter. Many pc"-
pie wishing to build homes will do 50
this year III spit" Of the cost OF mater
ials. Tho cleveland report states inr-
thor that tn" amount Of contracts that
have h"cn let during the past month is
greater than for any corresponding
time in history and from TINS u"duct&
that the housing conditions will be soon
I,lrElatCd.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-07
COUNTRY CLUB
Annual Meeting OF The Stockholders
January 2o-Three Directors To
Be Named

On Tuesday. January 20. the annual
meeting of the stockholders Of the
the Fort Henry Club. An election for
three directors TO serve for three years
will be held. Among the nomination
for the vacancies are 4. T.. Brady, ThoS.
Hcarne. ". W. Holloway. A S RAUL, 7.
II. Pollock. Joseph Spcdel and II. +.
Stallman.