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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-04-15
BACK TO WORK MOVEMENT 4
RAILROAD STRIKERS GETS
IMPORTANT BREAK
COMES AT CHICAGO

CHICAGO. Arrl Il Til" nrs, an
purtart hrrn.; IA the ranks of insurGr"'
railroad employees IN th" Chicago ''Iml-
nal district came today wh"u r1!Ir"nd
officers announced that groups vf strlk-
rrS an thu rcunsy ly,u.a. thr 500 !ln"
and tn" Chicago. Rock island ana Iar,tc
had dycid"d t. return /" work
Edward CorriEHn. v!cr. pr"sid"ut ut N"
RroIh"rhood OF locomotive tIremrm
and Easjncmru, said cuSilemCu ~, a
number uf roads had voted To- 20 htcN
tomorrow or Friday.
The Chicago Nardru"n's ns>.rrIInn
today Gcar,d reports that |. y. y. Irul-
erS We're behind IT," SwI,rhmcu's STRIKE.
ami declared that John Grumaw. head ur
til" outlaw orEun.ZIlI"n. hai mot be"r
LvrOS"d.
"Our conduct speaks Tor itself" =
statement SAID. "AlI mo,'tugS nave
been open ana have hcru attended hy
department Of Justice men,
Reports from central and far western
states Indicated a continued impro'"-
m"ut in ia" Slrik" SITUATIONS Railroad
workers returned at several points and
clnburSucs were lifted 10y railr"aaS
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NEW DEVELOPMENT IN DEAL SHAF-
ING UP IN WEST VIRGINIA
POLITICS.
wood, Morgan, Highland. DenhaIn,
Hitchcock Limo Up Causes Sensation
Among Friends OF West Virginia
Senators.

Sl..".ul Correspondence Iutci!IE"ucer.
WASHINGTON. u. -. April l4.--Rc-
r",p' If copy of III. Wheeling Intel
I!E"urcr uf Monday containing al arti-
lie from parkcr~hurE rryi"wing the
political situation IN West NirEinia. and
DISCUSSING Il combination O.: national and
stat" p"lItirs m.mi'ai 10 senator SutE-
crIand aud Senator tlkiuS. caused a
great sensation among R"UuDliCaHs N'.r".
Th"r" haE been 4 srost DIAL ui comment
h.; visitors from West Virginia along:
iEc lines r"frrrud L. ia H.. lmtrligcnCrr.
The feeling generally mas been among
the friends ut both Senator Sutherland
and S'Hal"r IiiilE$ that tn" anthEonlSm
Of National Committeeman Highland To
both II th"ui. the combination with In"
u oud interests. iath"-"G hy sherman
lrrunam and Frank ihicn,rck. and IN"
further "niurS, ,r"ut Of the Morgan
rau,!idt.N hy the sam" ,.3uh!.ar ion. had
~ tn ms"lE"s the maNu.r - q Drw
alignment in tho politics If tn" state
tugr. It triumphant. wuu!G practically
,.I!UiHIt" both SUth rlHnd AMI ElkiuS
ana make ia" HIrnlnnd- D"unam cumhI-
nation absolutely dominant In West Wiz
Gruia politics. This b"l!"f has been fur
'H"r emphasized 10y the publication in
the last few days IN the Cincinnati En-
uuIvrr uf the announcement Of the prob
nul" candidacy Of Elliott NarthCntt. OF
Huntington, for the United states Sen
AT" Concerning Mr.. NOrthCOtt. tiln En-
I.lr"r $H&s:
Elliott Nurtlcott. "f Huntington
W. Va, former member OF the West
Virginia Public tumipisSiou. arrived
in Washington this week nursing n
a"ntnrlal boom according to friends.
who prnnhcsicd that ne would make
the race against Senator Suther-
land two years hence.
The significance in the above Is seen
In the fact that Northcutt was one Of
the principal promoters of the Morgan
candidacy. Northcott and Highland
with William Mckell. OF Fayette coun-
~. and one or two other coal operators
Il Is understood now. mot in consulta-
tion both at Huntington and Charleston.
and after going over the situation deter
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Brotherhood of Railroa d
TfainmenG Gives List of Rail-
road Centers Where Strik-
ers Have Returned to Jobs
Rock Island and 500
Men Go Back

CI.l:NEtAND. ohio. .Npll IT,. \ .um-
ference Srn"du."d f"r lat" riIs "Lt"E-
noon between the rhrc. Cleveland rail
road brotherhood chiefs and \. l..
Faulkner. iura, r"rr"s, ,rtatIvc "i S'"-
rrtary @: Labor Wilson which WAS AZ
RANGED today by Mr.. Faulkner was not
held. Mr. t'aulAn.r trl"rh"n!uS ". g.
Ice. president vi h" Eg"thrrhoud "t
Railroad Trajumou thn; he Was Ill an"
could not attend. Nr. l.v" SAID no dnt"
for q future CcrfrrcuC" WAS request ii.
All three hruth"rh"od rh."fs ru@"y no.
...!"d their general chairmra thr""rh"ut
,u.. country that they must mot Uhirc.-
pate in any conferences with EuE"rN-
mental or railroad officials At which
representatives Of the u"w.y formed
yurdmcu'S association are pr'N"m'.
Rrr,hcrhocd oG Railroad Tr1,um"u
officials tonight Eav" out partial list
OF ceicgraphic r.p"rts from their gen
ora! chatrmcu thruughou. the country.
namjng railroads on which nil hT"th"r-
hood ;raium"n have returned :" w"r".
More than u!;v cities ar" named. Ia"
list includes all railroads In thu follow
INK ictieS:
Washington. u. {: IoN"yNillc. kaus.
MuSkog"c. Okla: omaha. Nrh. Memphis.
T"nr: I.ic'i" Rock. Ark. Parsons. Nam.
Seattle. Tacoma. Spokane. Everett, amt
Auburn. Wash: ogden. ttrh: i1rSiow
rn! San B"cmardtuo. cal; Dewitt and
It.ra. Y. !: panvill". Ill. Syr"ns".N.
Y, E"au"ke. Va. AMI NV hih'"H. la.
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NORTHCOTT AGAINST SUTHERLAND
FOR The UNITED STATES SENATE
/ mined 10 support Morgan for governor.
and TO bring about his candidacy.
Democrats In thu paal.

mined 10 support Morgan for governor,
and to bring about his candidacy.
Democrats In the Deal.
tp TO that time. Morgan had not been
seriously spoken Of. and in fact had
let his friends understand that he would
not be "a candidate. Through agencies
hat were. ut least. peculiar for Repub
Leans 70 use, the combination reached
Governor Cornwcll. and got him to agree
10 appoint Republican to succeed Nor
gan In the event that Morgan resigned
from the Public Service Commission.
Normally. IL would be expected that
tornW"ll would appoint d Democrat TO
such an important place when he had
the power /" do so, but TO the amaze
n1"nt Of everyone not IN the secret. he
appointed l.. q. Rider. protcge OF The
Elghland-Dcnham combination and a
Republican. In view of the fact that
Mckcll, while nomInally. a Republican.
opposed JUDI" R"hinson. and was one OF
the. MOST active forces in bringing about
R"h!ns"ns d"fcnt IN the election in 1916,
and the election OF Cornwcll. the chan
ncls through which Cornwrll was reach
rd, and the agreement made. can be Slr-
mi.rH. korthCOtt. Il is understood, VAS
party {" this agreement. and now u
appears that " part Of the program was
tu promote the NorthCott candidacy for
the United states Senate in opposition
To Sutherland.
J;nd"U htcdiy. the revelation OF the
connection between the Morgan canLi-
dacy and III" Wood candidacy has not
been particularly helpful TO Wood.
great many Republicans in West Nir-
G!nia d" nor relish the prospect Of
Republican administration ut Washing
ton dominated hy Frank Hitchcock. and
~ to West NIrgIn!a. at least. controlled
hy Sherman DrnhHm. of Clarksburg. and
II is not expected that the friends OF
senator Elkns and Senator Sutherland
throughout the stat" will grow en-
thusidStic over the combination.
Northcott Candidacy Strong.
The NOrth"Ott candidacy for the Sem
ate. backed 10y this combination. and
with n friendly governor. might bS very
dangerous for Senator sutherland 10
oppose two years from now. NorthcotI
Is a shrewd campaIgTer, a very able and
energetic politician, and with a national
administration favorable to him, and
state organization at Charleston pulling
for him. it is freely predicted that he
will be n strong contender against
Sutherland for reelection.
That Senator Sutherland recognizes
the danger is very evident, and it is
predicted he will take vigorous steps in
the neY few days to counteract 1t.
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PALMER EXPOSES PLOT To THROW
COUNTRY INTO INDUSTRIAL CHAOS


WASHINGTON April ltlIy tn" Associated Press prrItm"n' OF
q
he
The L. be
Of
the directing impulse oi lie strike
Palmer
which adjourned to meet in " ha"S
noas tNdua
A.
nI1nnnc his Chicago, Pomep said
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tCOnt!3neN on Pago CoErD
MCDOWELL FIGHT
TO SUPREME COURT

CNAEIEEroN. ". Va. NNrl IL
D"Utiru fer writ &C mandnmUs - conf
pei ~" r,uutv court Of MrDowcll
county 10 r"coEH,@r :. II. Franklin ~
oho Ymcn ot the Republican county COM
mtton. instead of NcGinnIe Haheid.
and apTo!nt tho election officers named
by him Will he flei tomorrow in the
supreme court Of appeals by tho Sup
porters of r. +, Morgan IN tho Repub-
lean guhernaiOrial contest.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-04-15
WEST VA. GIRL
VICTIM|ZED IN
LOVE TRIANGLE.

'r,r,,,, ''..>i'' ~ ~ IT, i"''',, "'".'
tir N''' ILL.,; .N'T'I a.. \" 'r"'i.
''t"n '"''i IN W" S"i"''r '''hI ger -
";l',"i copy "j ''Ih 'I"f'" "''''
,'N"hI'd "" unusual I-,' 'r'n&'r en-
i@lN.hg fr"'n lh" ih"U'i'''S "i West
IfE!nH 1" iH" "NE.u>,N" r">id'i..'. ".'-
;i'rt uf ih" N"r'h Si"'. u "''" en-
braces Il I"lr1jl pl,\a.';,1" WA" "a 80"
Nv" WIVES "tu now "i"9 '.i"' !. w '".
OK any and d'''"~'"H "> '"'' u. ti'.h ''
'' W"'h'i' was nv! !''" :" ,.''H u ~
h"rhhr" "i ~ "AiSirh'' 81 'h, "''i
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To Use Publicity Cure.


~ this phase Of The Situation 2'r,''nr
known. Pres.dcu, Wilson met MS r"N.n", ,
for the first tina" Slnc" las N"tu"-.
tn" whCl" story n; the Str.N" 'ftS''
WIS vsc.t"d and II was UNDERSTOOD I
decision waS thru reached 70 s'rt I So
luton through III" publication "i "a
motives hrhi:!d the walkoUt. the strikers
being assured NJ III" same tt;n" OF curry
consideration Of amy wage d@inan"N lH'E
,uav hav" hy the railway labor board
This mus, not b" construed 20 mean
hands Oft. Il WIS said. hut ra'h"r th'l
officials behaved the tim" has mot a
rived for direct governmental H't''"
Senate Did Not Act.
'Th. srrat. did not confirm today '""
nominations 10 IN" labor board. ~
yy.rr considered IN eXccU;!v" session an !
,b. rr.sidrut'N Sr!crtluus hroUEhj >h1r"
criticism In SOM" cases. 4 was Nn! =
stood Leaders asserted to"t&Ht thf'
rr.blhly they would be- confirmed WIN
ItrI. I,laE. Unless L,tintt" ground IT,.
.rnrnS;tr0n Developed from .nuHIC!' =
senators were making.
Planned Union Disruption.
Nj Palmer made public evidence or
p.IaS prepared hy Foster ana MS az
brrcr,ts 20 disrurt tha four Sre1i AL
railroad workers INTO one uH!"n- N'l"'N
documents also revealed THAI Nl'|.lN
ro,i-sn was 10 have been followed ~
various industries. whore crafts aligned
With the American Federation ot Iaap'r
would be urged t. rcorgan!zc und'r on"
nHWC.
we hav" positive proof Of the plans
for this expansion" Mr.. Palmer said
i know the dates fixed for n2uon-Wi4H
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VIII Move Food Trains.

TWNNIN NITN. = J. NWT-I = Nn-
sw"r,ng an appeal by u"ai'h '"m-
missioner Copeland o; E"w YORK. 1000
strikers from all railroads terminating
,.l the Nrw Jersey shore of lhc lIudSon
~.v:r. agreed a. meeting h"r" todaE
~ cooperate IN moving fuodstu',s into
Nnw YorH according to ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
.f,cr adjournment.
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Remain at work.

CANTON. Ohio. ArrU l4.--ri.. .,a...u
lodge Of railroad shupmrH voted i'-;
,.E!lt NOT 20 wA.koUt IN sympathy with
the striking ~yritChmvu. N"lu"t""r
crews uf minor railroad officials w"r"
operating ,.u su.I'!us engines ~ thD
T.uu~ylgauA yards her" ,v,;a,
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Leader of Eastern Rail Strike
Declares Men Will Not Re-
turn to Jobs Until Substan-
tial Increases Are Granted

Nl:W YORK. April 1.-THE first
uv"rtur's Of peace from the striking
railroad workers who have disorganized
the railroad transportation facilities or
New York and northern New Jersey
cam" tonight VIXEN Edward McHugh,
chairman 81 The strikers committee,
KAYE out n statement that now that
h" railroad labor board has been ap-
pointed. W" d"Sir" To avail ourselves Of
tn" opportunity provided by 1t for
consideration Of our grievances"
Mr. MCllUgh declared. however, that
IN" strikers would not go back untN
thy had received substantial wage
increase. and that they are not going
80 permit politicians In their ranks to
lad them" lie denied emphatically
that the ranks Of lh" strikers were
Weakening here. and declared they were
stronger than ever"
Their Defense.
"lm retiring from work" he added.
The TuIir"ud men for whom We speak
are seeking tu uphold an American
slandard Of living. We are American
citizens: We are not rrvolutionistS. One
lHuu*"nd i've hundred trainmen were
soldiers in the army which fought for
Nnl"rl"iU principles against the German
aUtO"ra"y. and in the months since the
armIstIce oar love for America has NOT
grown less. As American citizens We
are exercising our historic rights to ap-
peal 10 our government for the redress
Of lntUlcrable grievances.
Now that the railroad labor board
has been appointed, we desire to avail
ourselves of the opportunity provided
by il for g consideration Of our grie"-
anccS."
Form Organization.
Mr.. MclluEh's statement was given
out IN jersey CITY i few hours afttr a
meeting there OF the strikers, who have
organized themselves into the United
hallway Workers Of America.
Referring Ii students and other vol
untccr railroad workers. lie said:
III is a good thing for them TO do
rrH! days work. and perhaps the haz-
ards Of the job may result in our hay
ing less economic exploitation"
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TWo WnnuneN-

BELFAST. ireland. April l4.--(Ry the
Associated Press. J-SoldIcrs fired ball
cartridges over the heads OF crowds
gathered al the Londonderry station to-
ddE and two civilians were wounded by
Iicuu.nr rtInE LullCtS
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-04-15
a-G STOCK DIVIDEND

NEW YORK. April J4.-Dirertors OF
III" American tobacco company today
a COTmOnStOCk dividend OF
- p"rCcnt payable to holders Of class
b. common stock "f record July Is.
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THE WEATHER.

WASHINGTON. April r Forecast:
West YIrEtnta--Fair and warmer on
Thursday: Friday cloudy with probable
showers.
ohio and Western Pennsylvania
Partly cloudy md warmer Thursday;
Friday cloudy with probably showers.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-04-15
DR. ANGEL HoNoRED

NEW YORK. ApFtl lI.--Dr James
Rowland Angel. FOX many years dean
OF IN" University % Chicago. has been
elected president and chief executive Of
ncer Of the Carnegie Foundation. Il was
announced here today.
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TDIEDO. DhlO. ApriI N---~lF n Ing
sw:tchrnru IN the Toledo district met to-
,iay aud voted 10 reject the proposition
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at Adra1u. Mich. p".Hh"r u. I'i"
Meanwhile h" latest wife had r"r". we'd
from the mother ur ih' Giri tie s"'i",
and torn certificate rf IA" nnrTaso or
her daughter and nr. Vhunps"n.
Miss Hoyartor and her relatives i'm
inod!atOly began divorce proceedings.
and she was granted 4 decree from
Thompson April \, bat III" story did
not come out until her attorney applied
for a certified copy Of the decree.
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THE INTELLIG EN- GER

Has the Largest Circulation of
Any Morning Newspaper IN the
State of West Virginia.
The Pensacola journal., 1920-03-28

and francs were gathered in France
thirty-five years ago to pay for the
great bronze goddess which now
presides over the waters of the At
1antic seaboard-The Statue of
Liberty Enlightening the World, in
New York harbor. 1t was the
work of Frederic A. Bartholdi, an
Alsatian sculptor, who gave his
heart and hand to the work, dying
a poor artist in Paris. 1t was paid
for by men, women and children of
the French republic
Americas Gift to France" will be
sister to the Statue of Liberty.
1t will be the return act of an inter
national courtesy between republican
governments. Representing every
side and sentiment of American
life, the statue for the Marine will
be paid for by coins rolling down
from the crests of the Rockies, from
the SUBMITS of the Blue Ridge and
from the peaks of the Adirondacks.
Children who viii o,'tf;". sd-i.a
The Pensacola journal., 1920-03-28
No. Continued From
Page One.
OF meat propaganda.

OF meat propaganda.
The packers witness, who before
taking a $4,000 position with Swift
to engage in research work was a pro-
fessor Of economics at Yale University,
exhibited lack of coaching in politics
when he so seriously embarrassed Mr..
Palmer's campaign, that delighted the
critics.
do you know whether the packers
are preparing this material for the De-
partment of Justice?" Ben Marsh OF
the Farmers National Council, asked
the packers representative, at the
House Agriculture Committee hearing,
exhibiting one OF the departments bull
letins distributed for use in farm mag
azines.
Il know we are cooperating with the
Department of Justice in their cam
paign." admitted Mr.. Weld
Then this campaign to get the con-
sumers TO buy the cheaper cuts will
really result in increased prices, will
II not?" Weld was asked
IF IL is successful 1t WILL" he re-
piled.
IF this campaign is effective It will
not help the man who is already buy
ing tho cheaper cuts. but 1t will In
crease prices to him, will 1t not ?s
asked Congressman voight of Wis
consin.
There will be no benefit to the
poor" said Weld.
The governments campaign will
raise the price OF meat" continued the
questioner.
1T viii raise the prices" was the
reply
The Pensacola journal., 1920-03-28

sterling for the apprehensions OF the
guilty persons. At L o'clock this morn
ing a fire broke out in the crews
quarters, but it was extinguished by
the crew without great damage. At
z o'clock more serious blaze broke
out under the second class saloon,
necessitating a call on the local fire
brigade. The fire was brought under
control after it had burned three
hours.
The Pensacola journal., 1920-03-28
AUTOPSY REVEALS
SURGEONS CLAMP

Cambridge, Mass. March 27. An
autopsy performed on the body of Mrs.
Jennie CholalSian, who died at a hos
pital here under intense pain for which
physicians gould not account, disclosed
the presence of a surgeons clamp in
the body, District Attorney Nathan A.
Tufts announced today. The clamp.
five inches long. apparently was for
cotton after an operation performed
some time ago and was sewed into the
BODY. The district attorney said there
was no evidence as TO where or bv
Whom the operation was performed.
The Pensacola journal., 1920-03-28

The wealthiest hnanciers of the
country will step aside for the
young philanthropists of the kinder
gartens and public schools in Amer
lea, when, during the days from
March % to March u, the young
sters of the nation will provide the
greater part of a fund for one of
the worlds colossal masterpieces.
The coppers and nicleeis and
dimes of the urchins in the slums,
of the lads on the corner ball lot
and of the boys and girls in every
sort of school are going to form
the foundation for Americas Gift
to France" a statue to be carved by
Frederick MacMonnies, presented to
France in commemoration of the
first Battle of the Marine, and raised
on site selected by Foch and Joffre
on the famous French river.
Contributions for Americas Gift
to France" will be collected in this
country just as sous and centimes
The Pensacola journal., 1920-03-28
AMERICAN LINER
DAMAGED BY FIRE

southampton. March 27.-Two fires
on 'ne American liner Philadelphia.
oailegea the vessel so badly today that
her sa'hhg was abandoned pending ex-
esHstVe REPAIRS In view of similar.
fires on the steamer New York bava
recently the manager of the linz ne
heves the fire of incendiary origin. He
has offered a reward of ESQ pounds
The Pensacola journal., 1920-03-28
SMALL CRAFT WARNING
ISSUED BY FORECAST

Small craft warnings were issued
account of strong winds that are pre-
dicted for this vicinity. The forecast
warns that southeast and southerly
winds will make it dangerous for
small craft to navigate.
The Pensacola journal., 1920-03-28

are most interested in the perpetu-
alton of this comradeship between
two countries.
Contributions In cash or check,
are being received by Charles H.
Sabin, treasurer, Americas Gift to
France" $50 Nassau street, New
York City. sazH
Frederick MacMonnies, the scu1p-
tor who is at work on the model for
the statue, is giving his services
free. 1t is estimated that $250,000
will be needed for the erection and
transportation of the statue.
Governors of most of the states
are serving as chairmen OF state
committees. supervising the work of
the county and local committees
tfroughout the country. Every COM
munity will be given an opportunity
to contribute to this sister of the
Statue of Liberty, which is destined
to outlast the Sphinx and the pyra-
mids, and mark for all time one of
the worlds sacred spots
The Pensacola journal., 1920-03-28

This little Miss America toddled
far to the United States Sub
Treasury in New York to ex-
change a nickel for FIVE bright
pennies to contribute to Americas
Gift to France" Her enthusiasm
won her visit to the coin room
of Uncle Sans strong-box, where
she is shown surrounded by ap-
proxinnstely $3.50, 600 worth of coin,
the estimated cost of the Marne
statue-Thousands of American
school children are contributing
their mites toward the erection
of this colossal memorial.
The Pensacola journal., 1920-03-28
Burton's Irish Poplins
59c
q In. wide.
Silk mercerized.

Needle House NainsOOk
Exceptionally fine grade-beauti-
full sheer quality-ideal for summer
garments as Baby cloths, Gowns and
lingerie.
10 and II yard pieces high grade
domestic and Egyptian yarn.
Cc n, orJ 40 ~, xu;Io
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-25
BiCKMlN-TINScH TRAINED
WILD ANIMAL SHOWS

Amusement lovers. particularly the
Riddles. will welcome the announce
ment OF the coming of The Back
-Tinsch Big Trained wild and
Domestic Animal Shows 10 Amarillo.
Friday. April 80 for one day only
The big water proof tent will be
pitched ON the ith street show
grounds. Every man. woman and
child IN Amarillo and surrounding
country should avail themselves Of
this opportunity To witness this high
~ educational exhibition Of Wonder
fully Trained Lions; one OF which
actually makes balloon escentiOn,
accompanied by beautiful young
lady trainer flying far into the LOFTY
peaks OF the mammoth canvas and
while the Beauty and the Beast are
enjoying thci raerial flight a beau
tful display Of fire works IL turned
Loose while the entire tent Is dark
onod Positively the most inspiring.
sensational at the same time beau
iiful act. ever before attempted or
accomplished by any other show In
America.
Many other new and novel acts
have been added Ia the Baokman-
Tinsch Shows one Of which deserves
especial mention. that of Handsome
Mike. the Marvellous Roller Swating
Bear. who skates around the big ele-
sated stage with all the grace and
confidence Of "A professional skater
OF the human type.
Space will not permit but slight
mention OF the many startling fea-
tuIrs to hc presented by this NAM
moth collection OF Animal Actors
consisting Of lions. lcopards. tigers.
hears. horses. ponies. monkies. dogs.
intersperscd with many novelties By
Americas foremost lady and gentle
men artists ~ the tented world.
Romomhc rihc date. Friday. April
SOth.