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Irish Relief Movement
Will Be Well Financed

New York. Dec. e9-Fo-mation OF the
American committee tor relief IN Ire
land with a preliminary fund OF $500 900
20 complete organ.zat ttor work and star,
relief. was announced at a meeting here
today OF business men OF irish ancestry
from various parts Of tho country.
Cardinal Gibbons OF Baltimore heads
the list composing tho committees ma
tional council, Morgan !. OBren was
elected chairman OF the temporary ex-
ecutivs committee and J. J. rullcyu.
president OF the Emigranc Tndustria!
Savings Ba0. treasurer.
Others on The national counCi, include
Thomas +. Ryan. George NJ Cohan. and
Nicholas F. Brady. New York; Edward
L. Doheny. Los Angeles: Thomas J.
Walsh, Helena. Montana: Edward Hines
and Edward y. Hurley. Chicago: David
7. Walsh and James +. PheIan. Boston:
Michael +. Doolev. Providence. X. l.:
Right Rev. Michael J. Gallagher. B!shop p
OF Detroit: J. Rogers Flannery. Pitts
burEh. Pa: ]. X. Mullen. Denver. and
z. H. Callahan. Louisville.
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N CANNON JURY
CANNOT AGREE
EXCUSED FOR NIGHT
AFTER FOUR HOURS
Cleveland Judges S Fate Will
Be Known Within a
Few Hours

Cleveland. -. Dec. 2g.--The Ia" Of
William H. McCiannon. chtet justice Of
i"e munic!pal cOart. was placed In the
Lands OF the jury at GIL O'clock to-
nignt. following tho conclusion Of tinai
arguments BY the Le!cnsc and state and
4 5r!ei charge by Judge Maurice Rcrnon
The jury immediately went TO hotA
tor supper and upo0 their return began
consideration OF the case.
Judge McCiannon wen; o. trial on Dc
cemher J. charged with second dcsrt"
murder OF Harold g. kagy, on May
At 9:55 the jury notified Judge Be-
non that il was unable TO reach n"
agreement and asked that they be per
mitted TO retire explaining that they
were tired. Judge Bernon granted ~"
request and ordered the men locked up
IN hotel for the night.
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MANY GUESTS PAID /
$1,000 A PLATE At ::
FAMINE" BANQUET

New York, Dec. o9.--One thousand or
New .York's men and women or wealtn
paid 81, 900 or more each here toni6nt 20
air et a plain board table and eat boiled
rice.
"'rhe BANQUET" vas testimonial Rf-:
ranged by Herbert Hoover, chairman q
the European relief council. OF Americas
effort to succor the S,5oe.0o0 starStnG
children Of Europe. -
The boiled rice, accompanied by white
bread and a cup Of cocoa. was the same
as served 10 starving children at reliet
stations throughout Europe at cost OK
less than a cent and half.
General John J. Pershing, Mr. Hoover.
John D. Rockefeller, Jr. Mrs. august
Belmont and other notables carrfed
bowls and were first IN hne tnat
passed by army neld Kitchens TO be
served. The servttors were young soci-
ETY. women
with several violin solos
A vacant high chair placed for the
invisible" guest Of honor for the child
rem for whom Hoovers campaign of
.ss5. 600, 900 was launched. stood at the
head Of the speakers table.
Mr.. Hoover said In part: u
so long ~ any person In this nation
can entertain an automobile he can en-
tertain. an invisible guest" There 4re
5000. 600 automobiles and only 3,soo.0oe
ruests. Since this nation II spending =
billion dollars annually supporting auto
mobiles. another billion on loo cream.
cosmetics and chewing gum: few btlitop
moro on drinks, tobacco and Other luxus
rics-it has not reached point Of des-
t.tution that warrants refusal - bay
happiness and cheerfulness for this
mass Of children"
General Pershing. after eulogiStnk
Mr.. Hoover for his work In Europe trn-
medlateIy after the war, said:
= To-day even the most destttuts OF our
children in America arc rich In compar>
ison with millions Of children ef povSrty
stricken nations Of Europe Who Apps0
to US for help. X seems 10 me- that ie
there ever was a time IN the historX.S6
the world when human sympAthies
should BIS stirred to activity, II Ms during
this after the war psCiod--
Mr.. Hoover announced after The din
ne- that the 1000 guests pan $f,e11,-
22l, or more thaR 5000 q plate. =
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French Socialists for
Moscow RadicaliSIl

Tours. France, Dec. :9.-tRy The As
soc.ated PresSl--rhe French Socialist
party tonight by large majority voted
in favor OF absolute aff!liation with
the Moscow Internationale.
A motion by the Loft Wing TO join
the Third Internattonale absolutely was
given SOS votes while another motion
introduced by Deputy Jean Tongue. OF
the Centr!st section, requesting the
congress TO state uneQu!vocally whether
:; would recognize tho barring of Lon
guet and HIS followers from tho Ia
:srna f; .onaic. raceived l.G22 votes. There
were $sT abst!Es t!ons from voting.
Efforts are now proceeding to keep
the Soc,al!s, party intact. but the prob
ability seems TO hc that tho organiZa
tion has been split In two.
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Kansas Copies the
West Virginia Idea
State Conference Of West Vir-
gina Mine Extension Su-
pervisors Held

MorEua,own. ". Va. Dec. 2s.-Th~
:nid-w!uter conference OF the mining
extension supervisors Of West Virginia
University was held here today, all Of
ne four districts of tie ,,'.c beng
represented.
The conference was presided over by
J. Z. C'allen. head of the department Of
mining engineering at the university.
The district supervisors IN attendance
included: {. X. Brown. OF Moundsvitle:
II. l. Gray. OF Elk!ns; Adam Crn wford.
Of Mt. Hope and William Norris, Jr.. OF
WeiCA.
Professor i. \. Yates OF Pittsburgh.
Kansas. was also N attendance at IN"
conference. ard Will rcma!n here sev'ra!
days studying the methods OF m!He e.
tension work "a West Virginia. WITH n
Wow to instItut!ng a similar system OF
schools in Kansas. under the direction
&C Kansas University.
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Wedding Trip to Pacific
Coast In An Airplane


Nashville. Tenn, Dec. CA big air
plane stood tuned up and in readiness
ell OF today at Hampton Field, near
Nashville, 10 carry TWO young aNiatoTs
on q honeymoon trip TO California.
One OF the ayiators. r. l.. Underhilt.
o. New Brunswick. New Jersey. with
his hrs,lc Of a day. formerly Miss Marie
Therese Chambers. y trained nurse Of
ralm Reach. Florida, was ready and
anxious 10 board the plans for the trip
three quarters Of The way ACROSS the
continent. But his flying partner, j. G.
McAiuIker. had me, with last minute"
difficulties. Ills tance. also nurse,
was refused permission 10 leave tho hos
p!tal to which she IS attached until the
consent Of her parents in pes Mo!nes.
Iowa. could be obtained. Prospects o.
the Two av!ators hopping off, today
vanished as nigh; came on without the
awaited consent from pes Moines
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Democratic leaders were prompt to
point out that the sum total carried IN
both bills. II passed as submitted by the
appropriations committee. would add
about 3l7.600,000 to the cost Of running
the government next year. Republican
leaders were equally prompt in declar-
ing that there was abundant ground; for
qualification on their part, ipa smuchsaa
they had used the pruning knife on es-
Inmates OF Democratic department.
heads without mercy,
Outside OF tho $223. .000.6 900 provided
for the care Of the disabled service men
and dependents Of those killed, the
sundry civil measure left only $685.
osc for all other purposes. as compared
with $l26.000,0eG. the amount Appro1
pr!ated for 1915.
The committee reported that the In
crease In the postoffice appropriAtloa
was due principally to the slo.00e,oDA
increase IN the pay OF city letter uRS
riers: the i3G.0Oo.oOo increase allowed
the railroads Tor mail transportstfoMl
and ths s1e.Snn."no Ircrease IN ray 81
eler4' and emHsessa,z,rr--,zri
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MERCHANT SHOT
. BY BANK BANDITS
Victim Not Expected to Re-
cover-Four of the Five
Robbers Captured

Culver. Ind, Dec 29.---Jacob R. Saline,
owner OF a dry goods and hardware
store here. is not expccted-to live s a
rcsul, Of street fight with five bank
robbers here this morning.
Saline was shot in an attempt to stop
the bandits after they had held up the
Culver Exchange Bank and obtained ap'
prrix!nately 10000. Tho bullet ts
lodged In his jaw and he IS paralyzed
below the third rib
Jerome Zechiel. the other Culver CIT
!zen shot in the fight. is bciived to DE-
not in serious condition tonight.
Three OF tho bandits were caught
shortly after tho robbery and a fourth
surrendered at Knox, Ind. after he had
been slightly wounded. The fifth.ts still
at large. having last bsen seen near
Burr Oak Ind.
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New York. Dec. 29.--TAs Federal
government added its legal fIa!! TO the
whips of Nrw York states crust
smashing" organization today b. re-
turning indictments charging violation
OF the Sherman antitrust act aSainst
four sand concerns and eleven indirt-
duals recently iurs S,:gated by the joint
legislative committee. sitting here.
These !rdlctments. tho first or n
Fedora! nature TO ne returned IN con-
ncct!ou with the building trust In
qu.ry. accgmu.Atel Upon more than I'D
indictments returned by Il trio OF state
grand juries cooperating wiki the leg
!s,at:ve InvcsttSa Ion! Tho defendants
wilt appear FOR pleading tomorrow.
Meanwhile n" committee, before an
audience OF business men that packed
the chamber. uucoye-cl some OF the
most extensive cooperative organIZa-
t.ons Of manufa cturerS and contractors
which dolly inquiry over tnen weeks
has hrough, forth. Il was shown that
hundreds OF firms IN all lines Of trad"
throughout the country exchanged.
through clearing houses. the names OF
prospective buyers. their bids and
signed contracts. and also daily reports
OF stocks on hand and sh!prna,s.
Tsam WORK to Fleses Public.
These practices carried on under
programs advocated by the late Arthur
Jerome Eddy and his economic disciples
were characterized by Samuel INTER
myer. the committee counsel. as team
work 70 fleece the people" Their legal
!ty - involved in the case against tho
American Column Company now before
the United STATES supreme court
\ Chicago attorney. William j. MAJ
th-w& acting as counsel for group
OF several us cheSe scC:' los. admitted
in ;est!ty.nE today hc was employed TO
steer the coacv:aS banded together uA-
der his direction "w:th!n the antitrust
laws. Among the many other nIesl WHO
are similarly employed in the country
re named Clark McEirchner. formerly
with the antitrust division OF the De
"a rtment Of IuS,.c".
gkAt1ag' on Thin Ice.
Denying that The members Of these
societies after t-aYcl!nG Over ;he c"la-
,r, 20 attend meetings "v"g discuss IN
,rr~ pr.cos, oT' '..I' 'u"l '~lh mere"
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Rome, bee. 2S.--A description Of
tho last phases Of lhH struggle N
rur1e, received here today show that
the legionaireS rHOpened fire against
the troops who were merely holding
the positions they had taken Monday
night.
Tho fight assumed tho character of
guerrilla warfare all ai"nE the line.
The l.gionaircs took advantage Of the
natural resources Of the terrain for
laying ambuscades.
As the regulars were advancing
across orchards they were enveloped
by fire from marhin" guns which had
been sunk 70 the level Of tho ground
and cleverly camoufiaGcG. The houses
seemed 10 have been abandoned. but
when tho troops approached. the
icgicna!res. hidden behind windows.
behind chimney stacks and on bal
comics and roofs. suddenly opened fire.
Evan women werc found working ma
chine guns.
The gravcst losses were inflicted by
hand grcnadrs. which were used go
freely as - give the impression that
they mast have heAn accumulated by
scores Of Thousands. II would have
been an cas-! matter IN ESt the hcttcr
OF the legiOn3ireS by employing artit-
lcry. but the military authorities re-
fused such recourse except age Inst
military buildings.
Tho leE!onnirHs ultimately tried 10
force the regulars to retreat In order
To re!iST" pressure IN the city. but
tatled-e&inG 10 IN" stubborn resist
anrc especially OF tive CnrahircarJ
and Alpine troops, wh" fought cour-
ageously for NOR" than three hours.
D'Annunzio Quits.
Eiume. Dec. % (EN tho Associated
p'Anuunz.o early 10
lay surrendered all his powers 70 tho
INumr communal council.
General Cavirlla. commander OF tn,
-cGular Italian forces. wiz arrange Inc
OF peace WITH i"iega;:on Of
Inc council today.
conference for the purpose OF ar
the final CESSATION OF hosiili'
lies between the regular italian forces
DC General Cav!Zlia and D'Annunz'o'f
eEionaircs was set for this morning
Meanwhile all military operations have
bean suspended.
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WILL CONTINUE FIGHT
AGAINST HIGHER RATES
7ec!al Dispatch TO the Intel!lsoncer

Special Dispatch TO the IDtel!lsencer.
Stcuhenville. O.. Dec. -. That cities
of eastern Ohio. including Steubenville.
viii continue TO fight any Increase In
rates granted hy the Ohio Public Utili-
ties CommIss ion to the Che sapeake &
Potomac Telephone Company. was the
statement made to-day hy lily Solicitor
Ralph LcvinSon. on has return from col
umbus. where tho ccmpany's application
'or Increases amounting to $lj0.2oO was
heard.
Mr.. Lev!nson said that while the com;
pany was willing TO accept modified
rata on recommendation OF the commits
s!on's telephone expert, representatives.
OF the cities affected announced tha.
they were opposed 10 any increase and
would carry the fight to the supreme
court if the commission grants any ad-
vance IN rates.
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Sullivan Predicts Dawes.
VIII Enter the Cabinet
Secretaryship Of the Treasury
Declared Certain 10 Go to
the Chicagoan, Whose
Qualifications Are Given
Boost By Writer
ny MARX SULLIVAN.
National Political Correspondent Of THO
Intslligencer and New York Evening
PoBt-Copyrtght, 1870.

special Dispatch 20 The IntelliGancar.
Marion, O.. Dec. 29.--'ro anyone faml-
lar with the Intricate web OF Cousid
crat!ors which determine such matters.
the overwhelming likelihood OF the ap-
po.ntmsnt OF Charles c.. Dawes. OF Chi
cago. as secretary Of the treasury. must
be apparent. Nearly all the politicians.
and many OF the newspapers as we'll.
have assumed that this post would go
TO ex-senator John w. Weeks. Of Mas
sachusetts. Especially in Washington
and the east have the politicians and
newspapers gone on this assumption.
As In many cases Of inaccurate rea-
son:ng. 4 Is the wish that has m!sicd
Washington politicians have wanted
Weeks ard predicted Weeks. because
Weeks comes from Massachusetts, And
the spokesman OF that Who'll. eastern
section. which regards itself as the
ccuntry's financial center. have wished
and expected that the secretary OF tho
treasury would he selected from that
background But TO anyone who looked
az 4 from the larger standpoint of the
whole OF all the considerations involved.
Il has been apparent that Weeks was
not likely to be selected.
Matter OF Geography.
From the beginning Dawes has 6esn
the more likely man. To start with.
the two great posts OF Importance ard
honor IN the cabinet arc the state de-
partment and the treasury. Il would
be !nexpedIent. according 70 cvery ac-
cepted way OF political thought 70 NIL
both these posts from the same sec
ton Of the country. When Harding
cams 10 put his mind closely on II. Il
must have been as apparent to him "a
Il Is to anyone else who puts his m!nd
o, Il with the same intentness that the
CONTINUED on Page Seven)
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ARRESTED
IN DUBLIN RAID

Duh.r, Dec. % --(By The ASSOCIATED
PreSs)-Tho military today made eY-
tsrslVc raids and searches OF residences
and business establishments through
out Dublin.
In Rutland square alone, Ave hun
ired soldiers made a h"uSe-to-housc In
spect.ou and about n score OF young
men were arrested
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USE MOTORCYCLES :
AGAINST CRIMINALS

New York. Dec 2s.-Thirty-niue mo-
torcycles with side car attachments
were delivered at police headquarters
today TO he used by police scrGearts In
three boroughs Of Greater New York
for night patrol inspection duty.
Through these inspections, ordered
between y. m and a. NJ, daily. po-
l!ee headquarters expect TO keep close
watch on patrUimer. Fo7ty-cne more
motorcycles will be delivered TO the de-
rartment within the next few days. It
was announced
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HUSBANDS FOR
TWO MOVIE STARS

New York. Dec. ss.--The marriage
o. Constance TRlmndge. motion pic
tore actress, - Joan Piaioglo. Eew
York City tobacco merchant. was an
nounced tonight. The ceremony took
pace at Greenwich, Conn, last Sun
day.
Dorothy Gsh. also motion pic
turc actress and friend Of Miss
Ta!madEc was married at the same
time aud p.Rc" 10 James Eenn!". m
acto-. Each couple acted rs a'ten-
dant 30 the other
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History Of struggle.

Seizure Of the port er F!ume IN Sep
;",nbrr 1919 by Gaor!eie D'"nnunz.o. IT.
allan poo. warrior. at the h"ad OF soon
volunteer sr"nadiers and ardit!. was the
dramatic climax tn a controversy reach
.rg back II tn" Treaty OF London, con-
Guided n tho Spring o: 1915 between
Italy anl ia" Allied powers. under which
Italy entered he way aGa:ns; TIE Con-
RAJ Towers
'rhc treat assigned the part OF Tyroi
south or ~" IcCHErr Pass, as well az
Trieste. tiorlc.a. IStr.a and section OF
the Dnlmatian literal IN lta'y. nut gave
riumc. the sea port Of Hungary to Cro-
alta.
When the war ended. italian nation
al!sts. Including pAanunzio. demanded
that Plume. with It's prepondHrant 1tal-
CONTINUED on Page Seven)
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Knoxville, Tenn. Dec 2s.-fhroA
trainmen were killed and three othsrn|
seriously injured late today. when tWc
freight trains were IN collision ASaN
Crandall. Ga. on the Atlanta division eA
the Louisville and Nashville Railroad
about 95 miles east OF here. The. tracks,
IT was said. would be blocked ror twelve
hours
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rAFTS IN 3EKMUDA

Hami.;on. Bermuda. Dec. cs.-Wiil!arn
II. Taft. former president OF the United
states. and Mrs. Taft. arrived here to-
day. They We're greeted on the steamer
Fort Victoria by the governor, the AM
er:can consul and 4 committee Of Amer
leans. Mr. and Mrs. Taft VII remain IN
Bermuda two months.
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New York Comptroller
Indicted for larCeny

New YORK.. Dc" 29--tnd!ctments,
were returned today against State
ComptrulI"r Eus"nc VI. Travis. Comp
:>:;.. -lect Jalncs \. Wendell Ind Al
to- l.. Judsur. wealthy dealer in Sc
-urties, charging them with grand lar
cery and fraudulentlV auditing the
comptroller's books.
Four indictments va. "turned
against each defendant The charges
grew out Of the recent Investigation
Of the comptroller's otfioe. at which
inc II ~as tes ifiei the securities were
bought t0r tho state above their market
-alueS and that TudSon acquired prof
IL. of atprox,rGa trly fi,hoc.nno.
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cARUso RAB PLHuRIsY.

New York. Dec. o9.-Enrico Caruso,
tenor. who has been seriously IL in his
apartment hero for more than week.
has developed superlat!ve p,eur!sy. at
tending physicians said tonight.
Surgical aspiration was successfully
accomplished. the physicians announced
ana added that. although lie had m
proved slightly during the day. his con-
ditIor still vas serious.
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wHEELn6IrE FINED

Special Dispatch to The Irtelltgencrr.
Buffalo. y. Y. Dec. o9.--Pcter Cart.
aged 90, ot Wheeling. w. Va. arrested
Monday night on charge of stealing L
r'de Tuesday in city court. ElmIra. was
fined three dollars with al:erna two Of
three days IN jail. and then released on
suspended sentence.
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LAST EDITION
CONVERSATIONS

---'------------
Madison. WIS. l'e3. c''--"a'Nr
rates in Hur.cv, Wis. tie town ra.ded
= W'"'"'''''' "h'"'' N'''
advanced ~ 2"r cent t".aay ny 'H'
state vat" commission. lac water
r"rnNaH! asked eS por cent 'hcEeas''
-
N3'T'"e 'to' - "e', .,..
H. Fo"''', 81 '.'1'.r' 80, g.
member OF IN" tnst"H Stat"S Hh!NHihE
Board. announced to-day iAa' ~ s""H
"ouid give NJ ms "orE ON 'hat hodH
10 become nlemneF 81 'ailorn'a
state railway r''"m'sS'"h'
..
New oEA, "eI' ,"i '.,,,,
N.",d ahG 'M" '''eiN '"Iu' ou' ""
an oil tank IN II" forward end OF mo
Vacuum OF! Company tanker. 'haT'"S
NJ. Everest. N brooklyn urFH"'K 20
night.
..,... i.
Ne" 10TH ''b'
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F|UNE TAKEN IN
FIERCE BATTLE
WOMEN FIGHT FOR
D'ANNUNZIO CAUSE
Heavy Losses Inflicted In
Hand-to-Hand Struggle
for the City

Rome, Doc. 2s.-complete recogni-
tiou OF tho treaty Of hapauo has
boon given by D'Annunzio's repre-
sentatives at the Abbazia conference
with General rarrario, It is indicated
in a report received here today from
General Caviglia, commander OF tho
italian regular forces at Plume.
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LAnHes RY Airnlane.

Rome. Dec. 29.---D'A Annunzio has is
sued a proclamation declaring that II is
not worth while dying FOR ITALY, He
said he was leaving F!unc by airplnne.
This was sem;-offiCially announced
here this afternoon. together with the
announcement that the Fiumc agree
mcnt may be regarded as concluded.
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THE wDArHER.

WsSt ytSxtnta. Ohio and western
pslusylvauia-rartly cloudy Thursday
ana friday; DttI. change in tsmpera-
ture.
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CARL Miller WEDS
M0uNDSYltLE GIRL

Special Dispatch to The fntclttsencer.
Chicago, Dec. 2s-CprI Y. Miller Of
New Mart!nsville, w. Va, and Miss
veIma Riggs OF Moundsv!lle. W. Va
were issued a marriage license here to-
day.
Carl V. Miller. a former army avi-
ator, is now the athletic director OF
Bethany college. and n the year that
he mas held tha, position has put old
Bethany on the map In athletics. He
is known far and wide for the teams
that Bethany college has turned out.
particularly the foothali team Of this
year and his hundreds OF acquaint-
ances IN colleG" athletic circles
throughout the. country Will he inter-
ested IN toe announcement of his wed
ding.
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WHEELING { LAKE ERIE MEN IN
GENEROUS SCALLY DONATIONS

Employas Of the Wheeling Lake Ere
rn.lrond Yesterday added s22 to the fund
started by tho Wheeling Elks and The
Iri,n.rnrcer :ur the relief Of the Sca!ly
family. wlosc nome on Mount Wood
Road Was destroyed ny fire !ast week.
The iu-d h:.s now grown TO S""6.
number rt contributions being paid IN AZ
Th, lrteliirenccr Office yesterday.
Cortr. .hurtouS rcrci"Ad yesterday tcl-
, 'ow:
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TIL f IN TELLIGEN GER

Has the Largest Circulation Of
Any Morning Newspaper in the
State Of West Virginia.
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Partly Cloudy TAurSday ana xHaaW
LITTLE Change IN 3s1DOxAs11e.
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nAsiug' on Thin Zoe.

Ykbtdng' on ThIn 1oo.
Denying that the members Of these
societies after t-arcl!ng Over ;he c"La-
trv 20 attend meetings ever discuss IN
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New-York tribune., 1920-08-24
Butter, Cheese. Eggs

Butter-Receipts We're s700 Packages
creamery, higher than extras, pound, 81 o