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while, it is understood, decided to await further action until the meeting of the parliamentary com mittee of the Trades Union Con gress, next Wednesday.
 A hopeful feeling prevailed to- night, w. c. Bridseman, the new minister of mines, having, it is understood, prepared a fresh for muIa designed to make the .gov- ernment's coal output proposals look more attractive t othe min- CTS. However, this was a "bIack" Saturday for thousands of work CTS who received notices that their services would not be required Monday or that they would be placed on half time as the fac tories had not sufficient fuel.
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l LAS MGEF&l E { flNENkS-I
FIND DEAD BODY

WASHINGTON, Oct. 23. - The body of a man, found last night between Washington and Alexan- dria, Va, was identified by the police and agents of the war risk insurance bureau, as Frank M. ScanIand, Of Louisville, Ky, a former major in the army and during the war one of the attaches of the American commission to Italy.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-10-24
PEACE WITH NEIGHsoRs

WASHINGTON, Oct. 23. - The Albanian government has estab- lished peaceful relations with neighbors on all sides, according to official advices received today. Boundary differences with Jugo- Slavia have been submitted to the league of nations at the suggestion of Albania, it was stated, and hos tilities on the northern border have ceased
Bisbee daily review., 1920-10-24
WINS CHAMPIONSHIP STAKE

: LATONIA, Ky, Oct 23.- w. k. Goes Cleopatra won the Latonia championship stakes here this after neon, defeating George w. Lofts On Watch by three lengths. Cleopatra covered the mile and three quarters in two minutes. 5 4-5 seconds, new track record. H. P. Whitney's Da- mask was third. three lengths in front of his stable mate. John P. Grier.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-10-24
CREEKS DENY REPORT

PARIS, Oct. 23.-(Havas) The Greek legation today issued a de- nial of statement attributed by Rome newspaper to pr. Vidal, who has been attending King A'- exander of Greece, to the effect that the monkey which bit the king had been artifically inocu- lated with rabbies.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-10-24
MUCH ENGLISH GOLD

NSW YORK, Oct. 23. - General William BramweIl Booth, head of the Salvation Army in England, and Viscount 'Astor arrived today on the steamer Mauretania, which also brought 2,ooo,ooo pounds in English gold.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-10-24
q. Q. p. SEES ARTICLE 10 OF PACT IN. NEW LIGHT


 ances regarding America's part in maintaining European peace, Senator Harding said tonight that the version of the presidents words recently pub hshed and attributed to Premier Bra tiano of Rumania served to throw new light on the real character of Arti- cle To-
 Testimony Interesting
 The controversy as tJ the exact language used by MT. Wilson as not itself discussed by the Republican nominee, who said it was not his dis pute. He added. however that the ~belated testimony of the Rumanian premier is very interesting by way of confirming the presidents objec- tions to amending the league cove nant."
 "The president said to several sena- tors he continued. flor one Of whom l can speak definitely, that any amendment would lead to demands by Rumania and other small nations with attending embarrassment.
 Emphasizes Objection
 All this emphasizes our objection to the covenant as written. Clearly the supreme control council trespassed the rights of the small nations and as sumed to decide their very own polit- ical and economic affairs, and then set about to maintain the existing or der of things by the rule of force. It has been the Republican purpose 10 establish a world associatio .nfor the rule of justice rather than force.
 Says Europe Understands
 Clearly Europe understands that that which we are coming to know, that the league as written commits America to the armed support Of the four great powers in maintaining the integrity of their enlarged dominions whenever attacked from without. This is why America will vote it's unaIter- able hostility to Article 10. When that is dcne we may seek new un- derstanding, one which will hold us unmortgaged to Europe and the Orient"
 The senator made no speech today. but in elaborating his comment on tne Bratiano interview he gave out sev- eral quotations from Thomas Jeffer- soi Grover Cleveland and Woodrow Wilson. He called attention that it was 97 years ago tomorrow that Jer- fersOn wrote to Monroe:
 
 Quotes Grover Cleveland
 Our first and fundamental maxim should be never to entangle ourselves in the broils of Europe"
 The following he quoted from speech by Cleveland on December s, 1885:
 We have foreSorne from taking part in any controversy between for
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PHoENicAN PLEADS GUILTY

PHOENIX, Oct 23-Farris Kelly, Phoenix, pleaded guilty before a United States commissioner today to charge of wearing the uniform of the United States army without au- thority to do so and without being member of the army. He was held to answer to the United States dis trict court and was committed to the county jail on failure to furnish bond of $250.
 The arrest of Kelly was the first locally in what federal officials said was campaign to stop promiscuous wearing of the uniform or any distinc- tive part thereof by unauthorized per sons.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-10-24
Phoenix Autoist Is Facing Charge
 of Manslaugher

PHOENIX, Oct 23.--H. J. Raven of Phoenix was arraigned today in jus tice court here on charge of man. slaughter in connection with the death of Blaine Clark from injuries received in an automobile collision October 15, last, and was held under $6O0 bond for preliminary examina- ton October 27.
 According to statements made pub lie Raven was driving on East Wash ington street. Clark was with him. The motor car struck a truck at a street intersection. Clark was hurl- ed from the automobile, struck the truck and was killed. Raven was quoted as having said the sun was in his eyes and he failed to see the truck.
 Complaint against him was made by R. D. Clark, father of the dead man.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-10-24
THE WEATHER

ARIZONA: Sunday un- settled; snow northeast: rain southeast portion, some what warmer; Monday gem orally fair and somewhat warmer.
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COPPER PRICES

Average price of copper for the month Of Sept. ----...--1S.144
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Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1920-03-27

Mrs. Alice b. Stewart Of 225 Gil
n.er Avenue died after lingering
illness. She was Il member of St. Paul
NJ. r. Church.
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WEsTHAN1PTON NOTES.

Good Hopewcll Baptist Church,
Rev. J. e. Fountain, d. D. Phi. pas
tor. The funeral of sister Matte
last Sunday ut 80 o'clock by the pas
tor; text: Blessed are the dead that
ole In the Lord
Communion services were held at
half past three.
At $3.50 o'clock the Rev. Calvin OF
East Richmond preached to the Chris
tfan Social Club. Sister Pauline w.
Bland, president; sister Julia L. Allen
vice president. His sermon was well
illustrated. Text: whatsoever thy
hands find to do, do with all thy
might" Collection of $170O was
raised by Deacon Jones of the 4th
Baptist Church, Richmond
Rev. Calvin. Deacon Jones, with
your wives, daughters and friends
please call to see us again.
On Tuesday night. Rev. w. Smith
II cached for the willing Workers
club. Sister Ella Harris president. We
enjoyed most lively sermon that
brought out a collection of $4,000
and few cents. Miss Christine Trot
man sang lovely solo, with Mr.
Henry Jones accompanist.
Mrs. Pauline w. Bland read very
interesting paper, subject: Filling
ones own place.
Deacon W. M. Courtney and sister
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Outing to Lakc-vicw Park.

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Speeches by tho following citizens.
Rev. Father Hannigan, DR.. Lilton
Blaney, Prof. Chas. II. Russell, Rcvs
!. X. Flack, H. J. King, NJ. l.. Davis
and DR.. Anna Cooper.
Round trip tickets. adults, $l25
Children under 10, $.75 cents. Admis
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Autos leave Second street, between
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left last Friday. He is Il brother of
Mrs. Clara Il. Stanneld, 1873 Wells
Alley. n. w.
Mrs. Clara Stanfield, after Il weeks
illness is able to be around in the
home again
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Ollie d. Courtney will commence
their missionary drive on the see.
rnd Sunday in next month, April, at
The Good Hopewell Church, j. Il.
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VIRGINIA. In the Law and Equity
Court OF the City Of Richmond, the
18th day of February, 1920.
MASON WHITE, Plaintiff
against In Chancery.
JULIA WHITE, Defendant.
The object OF this suit is to OBJ
tain an absolute divorce from the
bond OF matrimony by the plaintiff
from the defendant, upon the ground
of desertion.
And an affidavit having been made
and filed that the defendant Julia
White Is not resident OF the State
Of Virginia; it is ordered that she ap
pear here within ten days after due
publication Of this order and do what
may be necessary to protect her in
terest herein.
A Copy,
Testc: LUTHER LIBBY. Clerk
J. Henry Crutchfield, P. G.,
lit T.. Marshall. street.
Richmond, Virginia.
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Company
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-20
NUPT |AL AGENTS
ARE NOT WANTED
IN WELLSBURG
ORDINANCE WILL BE PASSED TO
SUPPRESS MARRIAGE TOUTS IN
WEST VIRGINIA GRETNA
GREEN.
Cost from Two Dollars up" to Bo
Tahen 70 County Clerks Office
for License.

MARKINGS touts who hay" hrCu doing
n land office business In w =. i Ak Will
be put OUT oC business &C 4 resolution
ordinance that has been drawn up and
VIII he presented I" the city council o!
that town tomorrow night iS approved
and passed This resolution makes 1t
IL misdcmcanor for any one to solicit
money or accept money for cScOrtinE
n couple to the county clerks ofnCc TO
procure II marriage license or to &C
cept coin for taking couples TO minis
tcrS' homes.
/, is stated that a hig colorcd man
who loarS about the depot has made \
first class living IN this manner. In
fact, his business has grown to such
prupurt ions hc IS known as tho BLACK
cupid"
Wcllshurg ~ known NJ the Gretn2
Green OF Northern West Virginia ana
scores Of couples com" here 10 he mar
rid without parental, consent. Tine
toutS have learned 10 discern u couple
about |" piunE" iuln mltrimony from
afar and sometimes Il couple arc almost
pulled 1" pieces when several OF this
a..utr> com" across -hcm and business
- scarce"
Tho nominal fee Is two dollars mr. !
up. "I'p' If tho prosperity" groom w'l
stand for It. Anyhow. the average man
who is about 10 become b"n"dltt an /
thinks the whole world Is smiling ..
him is easily stunG for two dollars and
the graft has been easy
There has been some question "a I"
whether such an ordinance would ~
legal. sornc stating that tho tnutS wee
only getting paid for service - nd"red.
However. the practices was Er""cH no
IN Newport and CnvinEton. v" aTt"r
a scandal resulted in whi'N j. was
charged that several we'll known minis
tors were shining coin 10 ~" marriage
,uuts who brought them Gust m"rs.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-20
TWO STILLS RA|DED
IN BELMONT COUNTY
One Taken At High Ridge. And other at
Point Above Martins Ferry. Both
Caught In Act

constable John Moor" @Nl Deputy
Judson E"avcr Of WcS' Wheeling. raided
a 6istilcry a. High Ridge. IN Belmont
county and arrested Steve BlaSC0 on n
,.harg" Of manufacturing liquor Ii!icitly
\ SIN and quantity "f the finished pro-
duct were conf 'Caicd The prisoner
was taken before Squire Piper nj Sha-
dysidc. ohio. whrr" he put M S2On for
his appearance. Tn" man'S entire fam
ily cntrrrd prrt"S. and all accompanied
the officers into court
Constable Moore and Deputy Sheriff
\eitzrlt OF Barton. nlsu made raid on
n diStillrry located Il short distance
above Martins Ferry Saturday night
whore. they found u sin running at full
bias Albert Rogar wae ARRESTED a 5 the
proprietor of the place. and quantity
of the liquor aS evidence. as we'll as the
still wcr" ConfisCated. RoeaC put up
$500 for hearing before Squire William
Rc.tt,n IN This city tomorrow evening at
seven o'clock Thr stil taken in tho
latter raid was on OF zen gallons "apa-
uitS.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-20

Tho bright green Amazon s'nm" Is
found only IN IN" 1rhh"rhn"d uf
FIXES Fcak.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-20

ing. and have taken the cases 10 tho
UNITED States court. the searchltght has
been thrown upon the local restaurants
II IS stated that the prices for food have
been SO exorbitnnt In this city that i
quiet investigation will be made and
prosecutions for protiteering may fol-
low.
And TO make matters worse. some OF
tho restaurants raised prices on days
like tho opening day OF the tN!r.
One man In this city who IS forced nv
circumstances To eat exclusively In res
taurants. stated his meals average 20
cents apiece or $40 II day. And he Is
no epicurc: just orders the plain. ordi-
nary fars He states that his bill for
table board alone In over fourteen dol
lars n weeR and NJ never gets enough
ment at meal to fully satisfy himself
Think OF that you people who used to
be able IN get q room and all you could
eat for five, or six dollars a week
II Is stated that during August dc
cline OF twelve Per cent took place In
wholesale food products and SIX percent
in farm products. coffee. meat. pota-
toes. tomatoes. beans. eggs and other
food porducts declined twenty peg cent
in price.
On the other hand it ~ stated that the
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-20

restaurant men met the decline with an
increase of the prices for cooked FOOD.
One of the Federal Investigators SAID
that two pork chops. very small. small
order Of fried potatoes and u cup or
coffee cost him seventy cents and thai
forty percent Of this charge could HAY"
been taken Off and the restaurant left IA
handsome profit.
MILK costs ten cents n glnss. Al II
Wholesale milk d"alcr'H pSc" II was
stated last night that III" glasses hold II
hnlr pint and that much milk "oalS Tn"
restaurant man four cents. delivered !"
his PLACE.
Tho profit on n glass Of milk Is SIX
cents or $50 per cent. And the milk Is
chilled when delivered so the cost or
Ice for keeping n half pint OF milk cold
cannot exceed u small fraction OF n cent.
II IT, urged that service costs htE
money. but tho walters expect and do
get tips in many cases.
It IS slated that the weekly reports or
the Fair 1'riCo Committee hav" hccn iE-
norcd by the restaurants IN this city.
hut now the governments has taken hold
Of TIA" matter. there may he cutting
down % prices.
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CUT THIS ouT-1t Is Worth Money.

Cut out thi; slip. enclose with :" and
mail it to Foley e CO.. 1886 Sheffield
Ave, Chicago. III writing YOUR name
and address clearly You will receive
In return trial package containing
Foley Honey and Tar compound. for
coughs. colds and Group: FOLEY Kid
rey Pills for pain in sides and back:
rheumatism. baCkach". kidney md blad-
der ailments: and Foley Natharti" Tab
lets wholesome and thoroughly
cleansing cathartic for conStira lon.
bil!ousness. headache. and sluggish
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-20
vEnp1cr FOE s2oo STANDS

Attorney A. {. Shi!:icr. representing
Edward A Steiner IN the suit brought
against him ny Oscar l.. Tengarden.
failed Saturday 10 have he verdict for
200 against mis- ellen: set aside. The
suit was tried at tie last term OF court
md IL an appeal suit arising from nm
automobile accident Judge James w.
Living ~ representing the plaintiff in
he case
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-20
FEDERAL MEN
INVESTIGATE
RESTAURANT
ONE HUNDRED AND FUrY PHR-
CENT vRorrr Is MADE ALONE,
ON GLAS OF MILK
Ycod Prices Went Down In August But
The Eating House Man Kept
Hs Up

Now thai the Federal agents have
adhered evidence that warranted them
-" charging all Of the coal companies in
H"rlhcrn WcsS Virginia with profiteer-