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Washington Journal., 1920-03-12
Kleine Kiinltler unter ma6er.
Bon Or. 9rrt 2nmpert.

Sd, mo6te oen 9eiern eirlige flet'
ne &iinItler norfiibren; tie geDore1
ser 9laIIe Ser Snieften an, 1elter
groben Abteilung oes Sierreides, m
melher mir eeiltige SGtigteit arl
1oditen entfpidelt ieber.
g9ir Iudlen uniere fleinen &unlt'
Ter i'm 8oiier, an @rano Der SeIfe
uno 9Gde. sic 5dbIen gu ben 9e'
wobnIiditen 8ewobnern Der 8olier'
onIommlungen o1er glrt unierer Ser
mat, unO bod = mie tpenig Wter1'
I6eu baben ie Ben unbeo6teten Gar
ben, sic in ibreu ieIbitgefertigten
SiiIIcn am 8ooen 0abinfrieGenb III
re 9eadtung gei6enft! @s iino Die
Sprodpiirmer, SiiIienmirmer; Die
8iIienifoft fennt lie ols Die Sar'
ben ser SriibIingsfliegen ooer &o'
derfIiegen, Ser 8brpganeen.
@enn mir om gbenO am binieit'
beIton6enen 8eiber entlong 9eben,
fIiegt 6o unO BORT elm uni6elubares
Observation-Disclosures Snieft ani;
Elm matter SIiigeliAIag tragt es Ell
nioe Sdritte meiter Bis gum mad
item 9inienboIm. @ir fonnen leldt
an cine Motte oenfen; uni6einbore
6orbel1, b%eionSers Braun, 5el6nen
SEN Sliigel. Seine Ieldtenoe &rndt
lodt Sen a~ngebenoen Sdmetterlingss
Iommler gum Sang; atl6 in ibreln
Gborofter ur6 @eien lit nidts, mo-
ourd Sic 8brp9nneen Die beionOe'
re Mufmerfiamfeit auf ii6 5leben
fonnteu. 8ie unGbnli6 iino sic
}. g. Sen gldn5enoen i6inernoen 9t'
6eGel, sic in raienbem 3id8adflng
i'm @Ian3e ser Come iiber BEN See
oabinidppirren; gIiidli9erweile Doe
BEN lie aud, ni6ts bon Der 8lntgler
ser Ghnafen an iid,, 0eren blutoiir'
Itige augriffe IeiOer 10 oft ben au-
ientboIt an Gee 5u perbittern pers
mogell; uniere Bbrpganeen fiibrelt
Elm bo6it perborgenes 9aieln, itno
Iel6lt Dor oen @ugen Ser Sommler
6obcn Iie menig @nooe gefunoen.
8eit intereiinnter ieooh alS Die
enttpideIter Sn1eften iinb ibre Car
ben, i~iberboupt sic eon5e gntlpid-
lung. gtur in Ser 9sdbe Oes 8ai-
ierS |treffen mir Die Sriiblingsflie'
gen. S6on bies oeutet 0arouf bin,
SOB Sic Siere lire Ger in Oas 8ai-
ler obIegen. Ma1en mir cine &ab1'
fabrt, Inn Lungs Oes llfers an unter'
getaudten @aiierpflan5en ODER an
ser l1nterleite i6mimmenoer Glats
ter, at bereinbdngenoen 3Deigen Ser
llferbGume u1o al 0en Steinen oeS
9ooens umidau gu balten, 10 fin'
Sen mir i'm Sriibiabr uno Sriiblom'
nler Ieidt sic 2aidmaiien Der 8brp'
goncen. ga bGngt cine tropfenfor.
mige @aIlertmaiie, nit feinem Stiel
6efeItigt, an einem Steine ODER ei'
mem s3meig; bier flottiert cine ebens
fans gaaertige, muritformige Walle
i'm Ieidtbepegten @aiier; nit Dor.
Iiht 9elingt es uns, uniere Sunoe in
Elm @Ias 5u ipiiIen. Cine getrod.
tung nit Ser 2upe aeigt uns, Dob
in ser @o1ertmaiie Gier 5erltrellt
limo; aber nid)t regeaos, ionoern in
bcltimmter anoronung; in Dem
muritabrIifen Strang 3. 9. ieben
mir Su unicrem gritounen Die mini
sigcn Gier in gang aenouer 5piral'
form gelagert. Gin beionoerer
@Iiidsfall IdBt uns pieIleidt audi
an scr ltnterieite 6es 8Iattes elmer
@aiicrroie eiucn groBer @aaertring
iinoen, Sen mir nod Den porber
Qemdhtcn GrfabrunAen ebenIals ols
Sic 2aifmoiic elmer S6rpganee err
fcnnen; ireiIid forrcn mir cs faitn1
alaliben, ooB oieier Sling, Der lirae'
f1hr 80 Minimeter i'm 0urdmeller
niBt, ans Dem 5arten Seib elmer
Washington Journal., 1920-03-12
Turdtbare @irfnms ciner Ggplu-

Strd)fDare Ntrfnng ctler UEplD~
ion. SSn M%aricniiel, Slocnbur9,
DOT iid ein furd)tbares llngliif er-
cignet. guf Dem 8elGnOe oes 8erft,
4rtiueric.G cpots maren Marinciol-
oatcn nit Dem gntlaocn bon @ra-
naten bei6Gftigt; ourd Die grplo,
lion eincS @cid)olles ipuroe Ole &C.
IGNITE Mlinitionsmcuge %cnt5iinoet.
Sauicnoe bon @cid)oiicn flogen IN
Die 2uft, 5eritorten Die 8abngcleiie.
oie Grabtlcituneen uno uielc Sall'
Ter Der llmgebung. Die Munitions-
idJuppcn iino bonn Yooen megra.
Iicrt; fcin Saus, fein 9ad IN Der
Nabe bon Morieniiel lit bell gcblic-
ben. Cine Grol,, Die om 6cnlter
ltcno, puroe ourh @eidoBipitter
actotet. gillcm @altmirt nnroen
6eioe lrne meegeriiierE feline 6rau
our9 einen Noatreffer getotet.
@mem 2eutnant piroe Elm Irm
uno elm 8ein, einem anoeren Off.
5ier Der &opf ipeggerifien. Die
Bride iiber Den gms.Saoe-& anal
lit 10 fdper beiddoist, oab iie nidt
befabrbar lit.
Washington Journal., 1920-03-12

Inn anbdngt; frase ben Nomcn
ODER elm ionitiees 8eiis5eiden nit
irgcno einem geeigneten ipisieen
Snltrument ourd) oos @a6s bin.
6urd) elm. @ttpas Salpetesiaure,
auf ote Sdrift gesoiien, friBt Die
9ubitabcn auf Der ltdblernen Ober'
fla9e raid aus. Man waide oann
ole Sdure alb uno beieitige oas
@afs nit einem beiBen Happen
0erartig eingegrabene 3eiden lino
10 gut mie fir ale 3cit bnltbar.
Die Snlpetcri1ure lit in ieoer
Ipotbcfc 81 baben, menn man ge'
niigcnoe Ilstunft fiber geieslide
@erpcnoung oerfelben geben fam.
Nidt MIR Ser @laube, audi Der
unalaube fam M1rtnrer erdeu9cli.
Washington Journal., 1920-03-12

umfangretden @leisanIagen. 8erft'
Mno 3onbolleu oienen Der @inlage-
rung BON Gaufmannsgiitern, fir Die
Der nIte 8eItbofen (anIagefoiten IL
%iuioncn Marf) nit ieinen 5ebn gro.
ben 2ogerbGuiern ulo oer9l. auBer-
Sem nod bereit Itebt. Sir Mallen-
glitter weiit Der Gitbafen umiangrei-
de 2agcrpldbe auf, auf 0enen aud
ein @epcrbebetrieb itattiinoen fam.
Ser rleue Safen jon auBer0em
nod @eIegenbeit 5ur gniieOlrng bon
SnouItr;e bieten. 3u oiciem 3wede
fino i'm anidluB an Die Saienbefen
umfangreide @ebiete Ourd StraBen
uno @eleiie, Die na6 ser Staats-
Washington Journal., 1920-03-12
Seft5ciden bOn @erfseussn.

S1on oft baben eS @rbeitsleute
als 9eoiirfnis empfunoen, ibre
8erf8euge ielber unperloidli9 ais
ibr @igentum aeidnen 5u f0nnen.
als portrefflide Wetbooe bierfiir
- werr Der Stiff nift urgemobn.
lid bart lit = miro neuerOings 9e-
nltsilng bon Salpeteridure entpfob.
len.
@an mdrme oas 8erf8eug, bis
@a9s, alS elm oiinneS 9Gut6eit, oil
Washington Journal., 1920-03-12

furt un0 Ser neltet SafenanIagen
i'm @eIten ser Staot nubm Der Sa.
fenberfebr bon 10000 Eonnen i'm
Sabre 1886 roih 5u uno errei9te
1909 einen Imfang bon IL Wiaio'
men Sonnen. ga fir oieien itars
ten @erfe6r Sic alien SafenanIogen
BEL tpeitem nidt mebr aisrei9ten,
luuroen in ben Snbren 1909 bis
1912 ilele groBe SofenanIagen I'M
Often Ser Staot gebaut. 9ieie be.
Iteben aus Orei Safenbeden nit
Muslnoefois, elmer groBen an8abl
bon aranen uno @leismagen unO
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-11-15
WANDS WITH "A KICK
BARRED IN NEW YORK

Nrw York, Nov. l1.--Fuiiurc of the in
formal rcV"uu" bureau {" grant permits
to use al rOhOit~ liquors Tor cooking pur'
poses lt, ii removed from the menus Of
restaurants. hotels and clubs some Of
The most popular and delicious dishes. .
William H. llirSt. counsel for IN" so
c!rty AZ observation-disclosures OF Nnw lurk'
declared In = letter {" Federal l'rohlhi-
ton commits Toner Kramer. made pubic
today.
pcc!a-ing tho ruling If tho supreme
court IN tn" Street Gas" r""p"hS the
,uostiou oil tho authority for ana cor
OF !nirrual revenue. Mr.. Ilrst urges that
arpl!Caiiun for these permits nov have
rh,. prompt attention Of the Internal rev.
rnue collectors" The supreme court ne
asserted, has pointed ont that tn" pro-
hihit!onS Of IN" eighteenth Am"n"hehl
run specifically against htoNlC"t!hh
liquors" when ESrf for "bGIcrH6c pur-
pns'S" meaning tan; "thcrc ii no IN
Niblt.on Tor the u>r Of such liquors loF
cooking ru!r 'S"&.
"WhatrYr.' tn. division of opinion as
TO the justification OF necessity Tor the
auradlnrat and IN" NUiHtead
All the letter Suiu, III svvlns TO l."
reported and understood ina
The KIND ul traffic ana In" KIM oi
liquors which IL has III" Intention 70
pronibIt have not been prohibited while
Tho rights and privileges which were al
Iowet by III" "IEhtcrLth amendment hEo
absolutely denied. Wh!sk"y and other
hignly alcoholic Sp!r.tuous liquors are
being traffickrd in while innocuous ana
mountaineering lIght wines and beti
have been practically swept from tho
rket,'
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-11-15
CUT IN GASOLINE
IN MANY STATES

New York. Nov. N.-Tnnk wagon
pr.ccs OF gasoline will be reduced one
cent a gallon tomorrow in states IN
which the Standard OH company "t New
Jersey and tho standard Oh company ~
Louisiana operate. II vas announced
here tonight by Walter 4. TcagI". prCSi-
dent or tho New jersey company.
States I'm which the r"duTun" Will D."
cffcctiyc include New Jersey, NaTylahh'
Virginia, North Carolina. south caro-
lima and tn" District Of Columbia. IN
which the Standard OH company az N'W
Jersey operates, and In Louisinna, Ten
nessor and Arkansas, IN which Tile Lou
isisuA company operates.
Thc reduction IN price Is not the re-
suit of lower costs. either OF crude 81!
mr. labor, Mr.. TcaGle said, but - move,
ment on the part of tho company to aid
in lowering OF prices rs part Of the gen.
crnl commercial adjustment.
Prices OF tank wagon E2$"lin" under
the reduction Will vary III IN" different
states, it was explained. owing I" DIR :
rrrrnc,, in freight costs. tn" effect
mon The retail price generally was not
nrndlrtrd by company officials.
IN New orleans the pri'" VIII hc re-
durnJ IN "yl. cents tomorrow. Tht
present New Jcrscy Price Is from ii to
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-11-15
Flour Mill Men Cited
Before Kansas Court

Topeka, kanS. Nov. 1i.--Thc frs,
hearing before the Kansas court ~ In
dustrIal relations. nj which employers
ar" cited on Charg" OF Violating IN"
provisions OF the court act prohibit Ing
curtailmcnt OF production In an indus
try essential to public welfare. TO CT
feet prices Is set for tomorrow. when
heads Of seven Topeka flour milling con-
Germs are t" appear As defendants.
According IL court officials the pro-
Cs"dings originated with the court and
were not prompted by complaints of IN
djyidua!S. Tnr order stated that TN"
cour; hnI Information t. !ndi'll" thai
curtaiimenl Of flour production existed
throughout the STATE. only Topeka mill
rrs are cited IN the present proceed
!ngS, however.
Announcement is made by the millcrs
that thc;rd defense will he 4 denial "f
the courts charge, and contention that
II has found necessary TO Curtan produC-
ton for sound business reasons" and
not To- affect prices; that the demand
for flour has fallen off because the
Northwestern m!ll"rS ar" "bl" TO man,
uit!turr flour from wh"1t purchaScd
In Canada cheaper than Kansas wheat
can be bought AMI therefore can plar"
tl., flour on thu market dollar q har.
re- ch"Hpcr thaG the Kansas miller"
product.
Another reason. the millers assert. ~
tn. rr,.,.,n revision order 10y the rite"
States shipping HnHTd. cutting tn" rN-
port duty on wheat from :S cents 10
cents 4 hundred. thus. they say. enabling
European millcrS :" buy wheat in III"
('nitCd states and from i manufacture
flour which they can market 1T - prlc"
luw"r than American flour can he mar
kctrd ohroXd. the EXPORT duty ON flour
having been left intact 10y IN" shipping
BOARD The millcrS generally admit ihcy
have reduced their forces materially ana
that some plants have closed down
temporarily.
The Gus. has attracted wild" attention
IN IN" ranks ii both employers ana en-
nlnNHS
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-11-15
IRON REVIEW

Snw York. Nov. l4.-Ser"l buying re-
,,s Tnw ttarnant. Rnnrcad. structural
Ms pipe and implement makers re,
mrirrrneuts are largely reduced anS
prices are on the down-sra1,iHn, '' ON
rats Steel production in OCTOBER
was Ie.43t tons higher than the rcIn
,srI;ur mvuth owing 10 PIG open H., a.
,,rsrat'ons. slowing trade Wa thn
~ ~ the untitled orders report o, INC
~ :" cS,r,oratinn, which were reduced
So 49,. 80, october 81. the tota!
,,"i,,,- The third lowest for the year.
r. mig iron market remains WeAh
o,d anil as consumers ar" only inter-
sod IN reSalcs which hold tulI $500
~ rho market and at concessions oe.oM
N ing 49, r, nhrices. which have also
tL", Iowsred TO meet the competition
S'sady nlaccmcrls b. needy conSuH,-
g I'D the copper has" NJ 10 cents
,,n,,nh with some small oucrIhss III tno
non market at quarter Cent 80
o., In, business has au!eted anu
80" Tnrdnn quotations are also un-
M"HN sales IN October are eSti-
otnI around 80 200 900 pounds "niSn
my,MrS IS in excess Of both domestic
rrCductIcu and imports.
don nrices through the week. but nrrn-
fm~ Exchange nhda better undertone;
"s fraturc in Lead was the MARKING
1onn by tho leading interests OK tno
New York price 10 seven cents g., ,i TT
rsss,on Of u cent a pounh ou' H''A'
2inc has again softened from 40
80 ~ demand The cut IN HaINan-
S,ltno york on slowness o. business ~
aansraI has hit Rpelter FeSere! anu
sellers are still more humorous '"""
EntI.mony "a featureless and dull
,,cSs results In shading practices as
low as csc. some holders asking 40
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-11-15
MRS, ELLA FOEMAN

Mrs. Ella Focman. OF 4"@ First street.
Martins Ferry. died Ut The Martins frFI!
General hospital This morning AZ l@;""
o'clock. from r complication Of diseases:
The deceased was In the S2nd year al
her age. and was Il native of belgium
The body was removed to li"SiopS nl,
dertnking parlors, where it was prepared
for burial No arrangements Tor inc
funeral have been made.
Aston Ellis
Athens. o.. NOV. 14.--Prcsdcnt Aston
Ellis. aged ~. for III" past twenty
years president Of Ohio University, died
suddenly from heart trouble at his home
here shortly before midnight tonight.
Although President Ellis health had
been falling he had remained actively Mt
work and no hint was given that his
condition WAS serious.
DR. Ellis had purchased Il HON" in
wyoming and had intended 10 retire
from active school duties At the end or
the present. scholastic year next June.
President Ellis was born In kenton
county. Kentucky. January 81. 1S47.
Previous to his becoming president OF
Ohio University twenty years ago, Dr.
Ellis had engaged In public school work
both in Kentucky and Ohio.
Memorial services will be held at the
university hero Wednesday afternoon.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-11-15
Cash FOR LIBERTY BONDS
WE PAY 1MMED1ATELY-No DELAY -
VAN HOUTEN s. co. 5.
ROOM s16-sCHMULBACH BLDG. ~
SUNDAY SERVICES
IN THE CHURCHES
WELL attended

EspAcii.lly interesting were thr ger
vices sunday in Il number Of wheeling $
churches. Many If the pastors hosrn
GOOD increases IN the attendance NJ
their services. and I renewed interest III
tn. church work
At the Wheeling Daptis; Temple. ser
vices in til" Y. ". e. \. AUDITORIUM
Dr. Walter Scott Dunlop "l ilat s,n, ~
Pa. began conducting Il series OF eF0n-
pclistir services for the pastor Ut.
e;.ory. J.. I.okhart DR.. Dunlop,s morn
Inp sermon was beautiful WORD plrture
of calvary" and the depth or inc
meaning OF that theme in the CHRISTIAN
religion Christ was DR.. Dunlops cNr,
ming subject. Both services were well
ni;rnl.d. and the interest bespoke
successful week CT evangelism.
Al tho First Presbyterian church. mo
,,stor 8 NJ, Gibson. gave an aple ais
course, one OF the months specIal seI
mon series unfolding h"au>iiul stors
~ IN. Pilgrims These services CON-
mclnnrate the 3OOth anniversary VI Wv
landing Of the Pilgrims.
Yesterday was Laymen's Sunday AT
the First Unitarian church' ana III
Walter i. Hilton gave q yer! cNcc' , o..
address on What Use Is the Churcn
handling the subject very any i'o''' '"e
81 the Vance Memorial church last
cvcnirg. tho pastor. DR.. James MeasG
no,Icr conducted 4 practical heplu'
servIce when lie talked on the thetIre'
what BECOMES OF the LuE8ake W.
n,vo Bnhind"" This discourse was an
shIc study in influence. Yesterday morn
t m"r' DR. Dr. Potter preached the second ser
mon Of series on The Religion Tor
Modern Man ,,- - Cody
yvos DR. clarence r.. Aliens sermon SUI.
w., az tho Fourth street Methodist
'.hnr,,h last night. This was, the second
i'm mn"f DR.. Aliens sermon series on or, the the
sermon series on the Sermon on .ne
Womnt With present day applications;
DR.. ]. J.. I.eycnhcrger. pastor cS o, 1ad
Third Presbyterian church e E\c
pulp!ts Sunday evening WIN proshytcr.
i,n church, services at each place were
largely attended.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-11-15
\, !. STOCKS

New York. Nov l5.-AdlitIonal
downward revision OF values IN inc
securities market last week accom-,
panied The fgr;.~s n 1eys;RS losses OF
flvc 70 almost IS points n wide Va
r,ety OF stocks established low records
for period OF "o" {" three years,
The same reasons OF Ryn'rS ~
cectivn during the preceding rHrtn'Sns
were again operative. Cher NmHns
these were the tense credit situation,
further diminua;'on Of production IN
almost every branch ~ manui"e'u''
and collapse Of foreign exchange
IIo,,v ocrcss;ons 70 the rourtrys
,npr.vc,lrn,ed geld holdings ana return
70 this market OF vast sums rG'eassu
from crop moving Cent"rS lH''cu ~
bring any relief 70 the strained none
nary situation, hayc for temporary ''SN
neRt OF demand loans.
In tho steel and Iron tradrs and
more particularly textile and k,ndr"a
industries the reversal made sIeu'sss
progress with consequent reouc''oa ~
wage schedules, contractor pay a,aI
AMI Increased Unemployment several
If the leading railway systems an
nounCing further laying OH OK e"-
piOyes.
The break In Il tcrnat:onal remit
tances comprchrnded Practically every
financial center Ok impG n,inr tho ." Brit.
ssh Isles. II extended to South anu
- i - america. where serious trade
dIsioratlons traded the enforced rejeS-
ron Of extensive ,hliGat'ons with Dust
ness Interests Of this country.
The note Of Gusiihed "p''mrm nard
S''un o,';,,. Failure conditions was
s EssPed''GG by conservative. banking 'nt .i
80 Which. however. again stressed the
;nnortance oc limiting credits |" cs-
10 ne tIrst tlur- sine" til" early
,,,,mn,r no new capital ISSUES were an
% ,'NTnc.d and The trend OF the bond mar,
xet suggested that latest events mar
mrSmptSd Increased caution on the part
az investors.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-11-15
A CLEAR COMPLEXION
Rudy Cheeks-SparklingEyes
Most Women Can Have
Saws DR.. Edwards. a Well-hncwn
Ohio Physician

Dr.F.M.Edwards for II years treated
scores of women for liver and bowel all
ments. During these years he gave 10
his patients prescription made ct a
few well-known vegetable ingredients
mixed with olive oil. naming them
DIR. Edwards Olive Tablets. You Will
i:now them BY their olive color.
These tablets are wonder-workers on
The liver and bowels. which cause a
normal action, carrying off the waste
md poisonous matter in ones system.
II you have a pale face. sallow lcoi'
dull eyes, pimples, coated tongue. head
aches. a listless. no-good feeling. all out
of sorts, inactive bowels, you take one
of DR.. Edwards Olive Tablets nightly
for a time and note the pleasing results.
Thousands of women and men take
DR.. Edwards Olive Tablets-the sue
cessful substitute for calomel- nov and
then Jus, to keep them fit. l5c and 3oc.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-11-15
PETROLEUM CONFERENCE.

Washington. Nov. l4.-The world oil
situation Will b. discussed by repre-
scntativcs of IN" American oil INDUSTRY,
IInrnpaih. REPRESENTATIONS Of foreign
countries ard government experts at the
annual meeting here this week Of the
American Petroleum Institute. The M
tlai session will no held Wednesday,
Technical groups will consider qucS-
,,onS of taxation. transportation. pro-
jrrtlnn and conservation aS relating 10
IN, Industry a. whole. Among The
sn.akrrS Oh .hc program are l'r; Thomas
T,,hratnn. tn" ArEeut!n" ;,mh!SSi"or
Victor MurdurE. Ialrman 81 Hr f'u'le I,
1,.nG, t,nmu,;4siun and Norman ).
Ir.vIs under secretary Of state.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-11-15
Champions Of Today Are
Asking for the dough"

. half million dollars Is a rear n'e'
crr for a championship hghI. ,you,d
HH,;y,. hundred thousand d0llars ~ou w.
buy a whole fleet Of Rolls-NoS.n Goo
lam sodas To float n battlesnip how
u A. a, Tho present inflated prices OF box,
to6k every nickcrs worth OF
half MILTON bucks to bring Denapse'
and carpenter out OF their corner
During the war the boys VIZ bo~c
,Irnrd TO gasp masks 10 save us IRON,
t w. nervous wrecks in figuring up
,,,bw tho cost Of mill entertainments
should be so big and burly'
Long Ago.
Only 20 or rs years ago c en- rnnuds
fought gruellinS battles .Stt sot Of nurses Of
81 600, or $500 at tho most they hAu
N'i Rankrolls are figured different now:
Even a graduate from the prS.i'r n,,rss
,.iasS SCOTS 1T tn" size of tha PuTHs
which the champions useu ~ W
to hight for. ,,H
Nhcu Dempsey signed /" box CarPrn-
,;,r for the worlds hearyweisnl cnai'
rIrnshlp Jack was writing ms nh'''s ~
n rhnck nnyab!G to himself for the sum
san Duo ana Georges likewise Tor
md tho promoters who nrc facing
IN. EigE"S: gamble in ring hi$tof' -
~. Iicr,rd William \. Erady anH
charles D. Cochran-they are a trio OF
hard headed business men who EeheF'
nllv louk before they leap.
The average attendant" ~ hraN!-
weight title bouts of III" past ~ !"'rr
has been less than @O.orn. ~ =" w.
"rd /, would require "hGn" 10 max"
m the $4,000 purse alone
Covers Territory.
And the principals In tho hiG bout
excite not only America but Eurnne Us
well. That covers a pretty III" a,IW
has been denied him so far Carren-
tier can rshabil!tatc his coal mines.
ruined during the war. And me pro
motcrs--if they are lucky--can entc a
into the shirt of that old rag we USED
-, ~ sinE-"Evcry little bit :fdded to what
YOU rot makes Just n little bit more
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-11-15
OHIO NEWS

Va, yynrt O.. Nov. 1.-THE breach IN
,s,s FIrst Baptise church here over the
ortIon OF trustees. who ordered ReF. An
dow Huntington. pastor. TO facate inc
pulpit. Is yet 20 be setticd.
Division in the church IS SAID 20 nave
arisen over soma minor matters .ast
spring and was later aumented BY dis
puto over local problems OF tho inter-
church movement.
Trustees OF shem tho church recently
gave Rev. burlington three days In
n which to resign. The pastor IN turn
lied suit in the county court charging
That the pction Of IN" trustees dId not
represent thu s"ntimcH: OF the majority
Of the congregation.
Tho suit il Stu! pending and church
orfirials have Indicated . Willingness to
have tho matter settled IL tho court i:
is said.
Akron. O.. Nov 14-Th!rty-eight vet
.-an employees Of the 3. +. Goodrich
Company, were presented with gold 90
wear service pins at = banquet he'd III
their honor Perc" LsaYitt. oldest en-
move in point Of sc-vic" or the company
Tho wears q 4O.year service pin. was
toastmastsr. Tho company now has 2lo
employees wearing @0-year SERVES pms
Columbus, o.. Nov. 1i-EnouSh sugar
N Furnish each person In the United
States with more than = pound VIII be
rcf!ned from sugar bcH;S grown In Ohio
This wear, according TO figures obtained
by the Ohio Farm Bureau Federation
from the Ohio Beet Growers Assocla-
ton. ,
ton in Ohio This year Will reach $4,000
TONS. 4 ton averages $50 pounds o.
sugar. = Is said. ~.., ,.
The Ohio Beet Sugar G.. overs tsSo-
cation. formed last summer. has 3o.ooo
members, who agree TO market only
through the association.
Cleveland. o.. Nov. 14.-ohto colleges
have first call on graduates OF Cleveland
high school, according TO figures COM
piled at Glenvllle high.
In \ canvas Of SO girls and 40 boys
Il was found that western Reserve.
Case and Ohio State will get the largest
number OF boys. and Western Reserve.
Cleveland business schools and Lake
Erie College. at gainesville. the most
girls. Teaching attracts only Few.
The colleges chosen by tho girls are:
Business schools. 20: Western Reserve,
Z; Lake Erie. 4: kindergarten Training
school. >; Normal School. 2: Cleveland
School of Art. >: Dana Hall, Oherlin, Ohio
Wesleyan. Boston Conservatory Of Music,
Smith. Hiram and COlU:2DIa each one.
The schools chosen by the boys are:
A Case 10; Reserve. TO- Ohio STATE s;