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Evening journal., 1920-08-28
RELIANCE TO SIGN;
CONTRACT HELD UP

II was said today That at a recent
meeting OF the Reliance Fire Company
Fourth and Lombard streets. a resolu-
ton was adopted by a vote OF 20 10
2 authorizing the president. Daniel r.
McGranary. 10 sign a contract with
the city for continuation OF service
for a year from September T. Mr. Nc
Granary. it was added. put the con-
tract in his pocket and that was the
last seen Of Il.
No contracts has yet been received
from the Reliance company by Homer
G. Simmons. clerk Of Council, nor was
any representatives Of the company
present at the conference between
Council and the executive board OF
the fire department last night.
Efforts were made today 10 find Mr.
McGranary at the flre house or his
home, W. Twenly-flfth street. but
n was said he was at work. No in
formation concerning the contract
could be had at the IRE house.
Evening journal., 1920-08-28
Mother ReScueS Her Son,
Then Both Die By Panic

CAMBRIDGE Md Aug 2sAirs Leila Evans and her 7yearod
son were killed yesterday by Baltimore Chesapeake and
Atlantic railroad Rhoddale and Reds Grove Dor
chester county.
Mrs Evans walking down the road, the boy
started the railroad track when his
mother heard whistle. the child and the
track safely Then greatly started the
track She just when the struck her. she
instantly, and the boy in a short time.
Evening journal., 1920-08-28
Rr cARIn GRnAr

United Press stan Correspondent
BERLIN. Aug g. BY MaiO-Whlle
many industrial chieftIans predict
calamitous results from the Spa coal
agreement. especially in the coming
winter. the agreement Is bringing Ger
many certain blessings In disguise.
First. 70 has stimulated the nation
20 water power development
second. 10 has shown industrial
leaders the need OF unified effort. and
has forced development OF a plan for
dividing the nation into economic
districts" for economic use OF water,
gas and electricity.
Third 10 has stimulated national
unity more than any event since the
war. and is helping give the separa-
list movement In south Germany a
serious black eye.
Development OF water power. par
ticularly In south Gormany..is no new
thought. Keen engineers have been
studying this problem for a long time.
and have previously taken steps to-
ward utilizing water as a supplement
to other power.
But. with signing OF the coal agree
ment In spa, the nation came face u
face with the problem-more power
with less coal. 10 realized that /
was going TO have shorter coal ra
tions this winter than before. Hence
The idea Of .he water power devel
| Opment.
The Observation-Disclosures body o.
| the braincst business and indusiria
/ leaders Of Germany sitting soon aftel
Spa. had before II a resolution which
said.
"For relief OF the emergency sltua'
tion. created by coal deliveries 10 The
Ausland. the government will i'm
mediately take steps for building ul
water power as fast as possible anC
| In the best possible manner espe
cially In South Germany"
A companion resolution called foi
creation Of a committee OF expert.
whose duty Il would be 30 draw the
lines for division OF the nation into
economic units. In these subdivisions
Evening journal., 1920-08-28
ROAD BUILDING
TOBE RESUMED
Engineer Upham Gets
Promise of Rush Ship
ments of Materials
VISITS OFFICIALS
IN WASHINGTON

Charles NJ Unhsm, chief engineer
OF the State Highway Department. and
W. W. Mack. assistant chief engineer.
returned today 20 Wilmington from
Washington. where they obtained
government. assurance that material
urgently needed b. continue road
building In Delaware Will be shipped
by special railway order.
They saw the chief OF the car ser
vice division OF the Bureau OF Public
Roads. and laid before him the rail-
way conditions which have served 10
block progress In road building In
the State for several weeks past In
response he Informed them he would
obtain a special permit from the
Inter state Commerce Commission
which would expedite shipments OF
stone cement and other material
sufficient 10 enable resumption of
work on six different highway Jobs
shipments OF the materials are ex.
pectcd 70 bcgin arriving In Delaware
some time next week.
While In Washington MIR. Uphan
and Mr.. Mack also saw A. A. Batch
elder, president OF the American Au.
tomOhile Association. which has cul
Wilmington from is tourist road
routes because on the bad condition
of the proposed Lincoln Highway be.
tween Wilmington and Newark. The,
demonstrated 10 Mr.. Batchedcr hat
good road between Philadelphia an,
Baltimore could be had by way OF tn
Konncu Pike. thus avoiding tn
/ Newark road.
MIR. Baichelder replied he would a
once have Wilmington restored u
the road maps.
Mr.. Upham announced today tha
the base for the Market street Cause
way leading out from Wilmington
lhad been finished and an asphalt GOV
ering can be put on within thre
! weeks
Evening journal., 1920-08-28
SAY MSWlNEY CAN'T
LIVE MUCH LONGER

LONDON. Aug. 2s UNITED Pressl-s
Sudden collapse OF Terence Mac
Swiney. Lord Mayor OF Cork. neaf
death from a hunger strike was ex-
pected hourly today. At least ono
member OF his family will be con-
sianIy with HIN In his cell at Brixsoa
prison from now on His brother,
zean MacSwiney said he did not ex-
pect Terence 10 last much longer"
james O'Grady. member OF Parha-
ment In an unusually bitter letier.to
Premier LlOyd George demanded M1c-
Swiney's release. Today was the 10Th
day OF Macswlney's hunger strike.
NEW YORK. Aug % UNITED Prcss1-
/ Terry getting weaker daily. No hope
OF relief now, but absolute faith in
complete victory
The above cablegram was received
today by Peter MacSwiney, New
York. whose brother Terence, IS lord
mayor Of Cork.
WASHINGTON. Aug. 20 United
Press - Irish women sympathizers
who claimed they caused the strike
OF lOngshoremen at New York Today,
sent message 10 John w. Davis,
American ambassador N London that
they would continue a boycott against
British goods In protest against treat
\ meni OF Terence MacSwiney. hunger
striking lord mayor of Cork.
other messages were sent 10 Gov
Cox. Senator Harding and Farley p.
Christensen, Presidential candidate OF
the farner-labor party.
Tho women said Secretary Colby
had promised 20 see them sometime
today and a delegation was waiting
for him at the state Department.
a. LONDON. Aug. % United Press.3-
4 Irish sympaihlzcrs through the Brit
+, ish empire today began 70 delug'
I King George and Premier Lloy'
George with kilograms pleading 10
? release OF Terence MacSwincy, lor'
/ mayor n Cork, who was on his SIX
Z leenth day OF a hunger strike.
Evening journal., 1920-08-28
CO. CALLED TO
PUT OUT AUTO BLAZE

Gasoline igniting throueh the carc-
lessness Of some one throwing a
lighted match on he ground where
gasoline had been spilled yesterday,
set fire 10 the automobile Of the
American Street Lighting Company
operated by Charles. Ryan, of 929
Spruce street. the tank OF which was
being filled with gasoline at Second
and Cherry streets The blaze was
extiDcuished by the Wecoacoe Fire
Company. Loss about $500
Evening journal., 1920-08-28
West Virginia TouUn Sued,
Result of Roach Plague

The complainant says he has sought
relief from the city without resuiI
and he claims 10 have slaughtered a.
MANY as 10000 reaches In a single
day. These he has in glass Jars IN
safe 30 be used as evidence.
Many residents in the vicinity %
The city dump. where the roaolea
have their base, declare that unless
The city IS able TO ind a means I'M
mediaiely for an abatement OF The
nuisance they will be compelled 10 va
cate and that they will follow this
action with damage suits
A huge supply Of chemcals 10 ~
used In gas attack, the only effeo-
tive method found. Is awaiting sh@e-
ment from Pittsburgh and Will re>ah
here tomorrow.
Evening journal., 1920-08-28
$4,000 FOR LABOR TEMPLE.

Individual subscriptions 10 The So
900 fund for a Union Labor Temple
has swelled the total amount hus far
raised TO about S25.O00. The Labor
Temple Association, which has the
project in hand. has taken an option
on the old Bulls Head Hotel, Fourth
street. below Shipley' and hons 70
ing OF the temple association will be
hold This afternoon.
Evening journal., 1920-08-28
HghUay $500
Miles Long, Is Dedicated

60 days 10 complete. II also heralded
new era In which every man, woman
and child In the country Is given a
share In the hospitality OF the great
West
The park-to-park highway laid out
By A. L. Westgard. scout for the
American Automobile Association,
reaches the Rocky Mountain National
Park in Colorado, Yellowstone Park
In Wyoming. Glacier Park In Montana.
Mount Rainier Park in Washington.
Crater Lake Park Oregon; Lasscu
Volcanic Park, Yosemite. General
Grant and Roosevelt Parks In Cali
fornia. the Grand Canyon In Arizona
and Mesa Verde Park in Southwest
ern Colorado.
The ultimate object Of the Nationa
Park-to-Park Highway association 1
10 prevail upon Congress TO furnisl
a hard-surfaced boulevard makinl
easily available 10 the people Amer
ica's Fairgrounds
Evening journal., 1920-08-28
cOINTY SCHOOL BOARD TO MEET.

A special meeting OF the New Castle
County School Board will be held
TUESDAY afternoon in the Public
Building, at which further plans for
opening the schools will be cOnsid-
cred. The schools, except at Elsmere,
will open Tuesday, September &
Monday being Labor Day. The school
at Elsmere will open week later be-
cause OF the State Fair.
Evening journal., 1920-08-28
TO PREVENT COARSE
SKIN AND SINBURN

The best way 10 preserve a clear
complexion OF delicate texture and
tint Is 10 protect II when going mo-
ioring. walking or swimming. First
use a cleansing cream, after which
dav cream should be dabbed on spar
inglv and worked well into the skin.
over this, apply a good skin lotion
and then powder.
Evening journal., 1920-08-28
Agrees TO STOP
HISANNOYQANCE
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talk. She avoids him, she said, when
she sees him first.
Her patience was exhausted. she
said. last nfeht when he stood near
her house for about two hours and
ther followed her when she went out
Mrs. Berry said she Is afraid TO go on
TIE streets because q his perslstelcea
Arthur seemed rather abashed
aflcr listening 10 Mrs. Berry's testi-
mcny and consented to stop annoying
he-
Evening journal., 1920-08-28
GET THEIR BACK PAY.

rlnpIoyes Of the Pennsylvania
Railroad are receiving the retroactive
pay 10 April 30 today. The Labor
Board, in settling the dispute between
the railroads and employees, allowed
the latter a retroactive increase OF 20
per cent. on their pay from April 30
10 the first half OF Angus:
Evening journal., 1920-08-28
FORECAST FOR WEEK.

WASHINGTON, AUG % United
Press Forecast for the period Au-
gust 30 10 September 1. inclusive:
North and Middle Atlantic states:
Showers Monday and again Thursday
or Friday. otherwise fair, moderate
temperature.
Evening journal., 1920-08-28
ELEVATOR EXTENSION READY.

The extension OF The elevator at the
ing 10 the French street level, has
been completed, and will be placed in
operation as soon as the doors arrive.
Evening journal., 1920-08-28
nm MITH RAsERALL RAT.

James Giles, NegrO, aged . years,
injured by being struck with a base
ball bat lest night. was taken 10 the
homeopathic Hospital. in the police
ambulance.
Evening journal., 1920-08-28
MARRIAGE LICENSES.
lFIstrate StradleY lesned Nd f0I

Magistrate Stradley issued the fol-
lowing marriage licenses yesterday:
James T. McCOurt, Jr.. Philadelphia.
and Bessie McCullen, iC0 West Second
street.
William w. Garrett. Newport, and
Edna Boucheni. Chester, Pa.
Michael Stingler. i6 Mouseley Row
and MYRTLE Temple, s Mouseley Row
Evening journal., 1920-08-28

When selecting a ham, run a clean
knife IN at ,he knuokle and at ne cen
Ter. II ID comes out clean and sweet
smelling the ham Is good.
Evening journal., 1920-08-28

Metal workers and all connected
with jewelry should use the Want
ADS this week.
Evening journal., 1920-08-28
nv WEBB MILLER.


United Press stan Correspondent.
LONDON. Aug 28-The time limit
FOR Russia's Satisfactory" reply TO
tho AnglO-ltalian ultimatum having
expired last night. interest oentered
today in indication by the British
government as TO whether the answer
received Thursday fulfilled the re-
quirements.
The Bolshevik note was bein stud
led In the foreign ONCE and a copy
had been forwarded 10 Premier
Lloyd George in Lucerne. 10 was as
sumed that an identic had been sent
90 Italy.
Latest advices from the war zone
indicated the real right flank had been
Withdrawn until it rested on the East
Prussian front OF YVES, Of AugistO-
$50 miles west Of Grodno and ii0
miles northeast OF Warsaw) The
principal Russian defense was being
made on the line between Augusta
and GrodnO where the Reds had the
advantage Of marshy, broken ground.
an ideal terrain upon which 10 halt
the Polish rush.
Evening journal., 1920-08-28
RUSSO-POLES
AGAIN PARLEY
ON ARMISTICE
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Continued From First Pagel
Brest Litovsk have been routed and
$50 men taken prisoners. the Polish
communique today stated. The bat
tie on The north front is nearly an
end. the communique said.
The Russian oommunique August 26
announced The BolshevM had attack
"a Brest Li.ovsk.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-11-10

written by the mayor Of Chicago.
Mr.. Lucey, as chairman Of the cOm
mittce on public ownership and opera
ton CT the commission, submitted {
report iaYoring private ownership ans
operation Of raih Dads and pdI'!ic utilI
ties with public regulation
Tho Naa division o. opinion OF
puttin@ the association Oh record but
Mr. Lucoy said government operation
was tested and failed during fedora
control Of the railroads The conYG ~
ton voted to receive tine report an1
have it printed.
We think it may be admitted as =
general proposition" the report said
that public ownership and oporati1a
have failed wherever they have been
tested properly.
We need no better Illustration OF
the result Of the attempt Of the public
to operate utilities than the recent op-
Grafton Of the railroads by the United
States government The result is
common knowledge.
Tho railroads came back to their
owners in a broken and disorganized
condition. It was necessary for the
national government to create a tuni
which might be loaned to he railroads
Tor rehabilitating them to their nor.
mai conditions"
Waite A. .1aN, another member On
the Illinois commission, Is president
OF the national association he pro
sided at the convention, Referring -
rate increases, made Necessary b. the
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-11-10

three grandchildren. Funeral services
were held at the n. l.. church Mon
day afternoon at ! 80 conducted by
the Revs. n. G. Peterson and A. o.
Mortyedt Of Ottawa, with interment in
the Millngton-Newark cemetery.
Rev. and Mrs. A o Mortyedt OF OF
tawa attended the funeral of Mrs.
Hans Fritz here Monday.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-11-10
NEWARK.

After a lingering ANA painful illness
Of over years duration, Mrs. Hans
Fritz passed away at her home here
Thursday evening just at sunset She
had tour daughters who have tender
j. cared for her during her long sick
ness. Also a sister and brother and
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-11-10

hardly a sign Of efficiency. But the
experiment should be tred fairly an
with entire good faith. The optimists
are entitled 20 their day, Congress
has so determined The day OF ans
considerable control over rates by the
state IS nearly, Il not quite, yus,ed.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-31
WILL VISIT ORIENT

Miss Nel'" \. Lyle Of Wheeling ar
pl!cd yesterday at the office OF |. s.
commissioner John II Conrad for
passrorts t. travel IN japan. China.
Corca ana the Hawaiian Islands. Miss
Ivlc will attend tho Worlds Sunday
school convention at Toxic. Japan. She
viii sail from san Francisco for the
nrgart on ScDtculier A. h
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-31
JUDGE MORGAN TO CAPITAL.

Judge L. +. Morgan. RHruhl!cpn can
1!d1tr for governor. left Thursday night
fnr Charleston. after spending SeH"ra'
L,yS here, ~ tn" interest Of tn" guh"r-
Material campaign. He stated that u"
was vrlI received wherever h" wen;
and enjoyed the campaign very much
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-31
JULY BUILDING
PERMITS S316,715

Building records have been shattered
this month. according to the number ot
permits issued by City Permit Clerk,
George Abrams: Al,housh The m I!n''o
ton OF permits Issued Is 33lS.'l'; 4
total OF IS permits have been issued TINS
month. sixty OF which we're Tor new
buildings. while the remaining number
were for repair Jobs.
During tho past week a total OF
twenty permits were issued. They arc as
t'Has, Hunter. addition 10 dwelling at
1919 La Belle street: 800
o Ea Sdu s G Ggmm9 ssie.t g
H. a. Hawkins. repairs to dwelling on
H. A. Hawkins. new porch IN Alley 5;
George stolarck. repairs to dwelling;
T. A. Little, garage on Virginia street:
samuel BToverman. garage Main and
J. W. Beltz & SON garage. Seven
,ecnth street: SlO,n0O.
Mrs. Nolte. addition to 36l2 Eotf
ST Mlchaers church. Edgington, al
| terations and additions: $4,000.
Casper Aplanalp. repairs TO porch.
Water street: $50.
J. W. Beltz & Sons Co.. garage on
Nineteenth street; $500.
Board OF education. brick fence
around Island athletic held: $4,000,
r. Srhcnk & Sons Co. cattle pen. Full
ton: $1,000
Martin welty. repairs. Poke street;
$4,000.
Virginia street; ?25.
J. l.. Stifcl & SON. factory building.
West street; SIS. 900.
Mary Dawson. sun parlor. Thirty-Arst
Fourth Street NJ. f. church. addition;
5000
". Kennedy. repairs on Grandview
street. 5000.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-31

When you need a good reliable lInI-
mont for soreness Of the muscles a
try Chamberlan's Liniment It IS excel.
lent For sale by all dealers.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-31
BOYS HELD OVER
TO GRAND JURY

Russell Nohl!tzcl white aud William
Thorpton, colorrd. woro given hcar-
ing before Squire k!ndclhcrg"r. ycSta-
day afternoon IL IN" Ohio county Jai on
n charge Of stealing two automobile
tires. Both Worc held over until tho
September session Of tho grand fury
under 500 bond. Tho boys are alleged
10 have stolen two tires from a mach;rH
owned by II resident of Washington, Pa,
which was smashed UP scvcraiwceksaso
n lin ErNNn.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-31

wE1GAL OUT OF ARMY.

Charles WC!Eal. we'll known East
Wheeling boy. who was connected with
rho I. ). army recruiting party here, has
been honorahly discharged from III"
service. having completed HIS enlist,
mont. Wcigal was called from recruit
INK service from this city TO toIum6G"
r M four or nyc months age. where
he completed hi s"nlistmcnt.
while IN Columbus. Wctgal appeared
=, :. lumber or boxing shows and stated
hat mu,M interest was manifested in
no ring sport.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-31
COUNTY FARM BUREAU
HAS SESSION TODAY

An important meeting Of the OHIO
COUNTY Farm bureau has been called o.
President W =. Nichols for this after
noon a. 40 o'clock Mt tho assembly
room -, the Market Auditorium. All
members are requested 10 attend this
session as some important matters in
connection with farming Will be dis
cuSScd.
Al this time the new agricultural
agent. (. ". Hunter. from Virginia. will
be introduced. He will deliver short
address 70 the hOdN.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-31
TELEPHONE GIRLS
TREATED TO CREAM

"HoUo" girls Of the local C'hnsa peake
& Potomac Telephone office were given 4
treat yesterday afternoon when the I'M
pcrial It." Cream company Of South
Wheeling gave III" operators five gallons
of ice cream for good service rendered.
Telephone service. Il IS claimed by
some. was III" best yesterday afternoon
for many day. The reason for this is
proha bly, du" - tho girls being to1 anX!-
nus to Get their share Of tn" reward
given them. The Ice cream was dish j
ont when the girls went on their re-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-31

PLATE Glass IN Auto Curtains waltz
4 %, cll2 Main Street ty-Sl-p
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-31
FIRST ANNIVERSARY
OF THE BETTER STORE

The first annual birthday anniversary
OF the Better Store. corner OF Main and
Eleventh streets, VIII be observed to-
day and In order 20 become better Ac-
Quainted with it's customers the com
pary has arranged special sales which
should DC OF particular interest I" those
who are contemplating making pur-
Chases this season.
Messrs H. II. Barach and 5. VI. IA.
gran since taking charge OF the Better
Store. have made Inuumcrahlr fri"nhS
through their fair dealing and fair bust
ness methods The store ~ on" or the
most popular in the city and during the
mex, Jew days Will undoubtedly add to
It's already largo patronage.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-31
TRUCK DRIVERS
AGAIN IN BAD
Another Campaign Is About to Be
Launched Against Truck Drivers
Of tho City

For many months numerous plates
that cover the catch basins leading TO
tho sewers at tho various corners
through the city, have been broken by
trucks that round these corners too
sharply. II has been the custom Of tho
city ~ make tho owners uf the trucks
pay for tho damage done. but I'm tbs
future. according 10 City Manager Chas.
q. Ephlin, tho drivers will ho hailed Up
in police court on charges Of destroying
city nrOnertY.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-31
sTRIcKLrN WOMAN TO GET
HER HEARING ON MONDAY

Vc.ma Strtcklim. alleged h!GamiSt. WI!
probably he given a hearing uciVIS
Squire kindclbcrRer on next Monday ~
tcinorr. the enact date has not d"hn!t"'T
been decided. The woman Was arres'rI
early Thursday morning after Z warrant
had been sworn out by Frank u. Becker
Of Martins Ferry. l.,
The charge against the woman 10
that she did lawfully marry ". W.
Penrsol on July :. 1917. IN Belmont
county. Ohio. and IN juno 81. 1920. in
the county OF Ohio she did unlaw!I!!!
VARY Frank NJ. Becker OF Martins
Ferry, -
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-31

al agent. E NJ Hunter was introduced
10 the farmers. He delivered short
address.
\. F. Hedges. retiring county agent.
VAS also present and he spent short
time in explaining number OF import
ar, points 10 the farmers. Following
this a number OF questions we're asked
and answered Several other short ad-
dresses were delivered by the different
members
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-31
REHEARSAL AT SCOUT CAMP.

An out -of-doGr rehearsal "f IN" m"ln-
hers Of the Drum and BuElc corps Of the
Wheeling council Of BOY Scouts Will be
held this evening at Camp AGamtng out
Rig Wheeling crack All members plHn-
u,ng to attend tho affair mr." requested
~ hc a. IN. Srou" Church Station 1T Elm.
Grove. promptly at o'clock. They Will
y" COW e 81 10 and crrm the camp By
trucks. -
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-31
PREMIER

Stands for Uniform Excel
lcncc and Purity. This brand
covers goods packed by +. II.
Leggctt & Co.
Premier Coffee, 60c can, 1 ID.
Makes every meal an event.
Premier Baked Beans, 15c can
Guaranteed to please.
Premier Kidney Beans, 16c can
Premier Salad Dressing, 45c
Unique, distinctive, unlike
others.
Premier Jelly Powder, 15c pkg,
The old price-a sugar saver.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-31
DALLAS FARM BUREAU
Rsld Meeting Last Evening to Enable
Members To Meet New County
Agent

meeting OF the Dallas Farm asso-
citation was held last evening at the
Dallas Presbyterian church. large
number OF the members were present
and ali enjoyed tho evening very much.
The meeting was more Of a get together
affair Al which time the new agricultur-