davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1920-10-28

other job any time mt as much or more
money. Now, however. we can get
more good men than we need. jobs are
getting scarce as n result of the re-
~trenchment forced by money tightness!
and our men. knowing we could get
along without them, are more anxious
to hold their p~laces.'
Mr.. Howe had in nine cars of cattle
yesterday. Four loads of the best
steers went to Il packer at $11.25.
None of our cattle did as well as
usual this year, MS they came out of
the winter too poor" he said. 'There
is feed and to spare this winter. and
next fall we ought TO ship some of the
best cattle that ever came out of that
section though of course there will not
he as many Of Them
When asked as to how long it would
take to bring cattle production in the
West back up to normal. Mr.. Howe said
that it probably never again would be
quite rs heavy as during the last few
years. He predicts, however, that as
soon as Ii deflatiOn process is com
pleted. work of restocking will begin.
, 1920-10-28

ID. e. Winsor left Saturday with C.
l.. Plummer for Medicine Bow Lodge.
and has spent the week with the big
game hunters in the mountains, trail
ing bear and mountain lions.
, 1920-10-28
NUMBER -FOUR.

Authorizing Counties to Contract Additional Indebtedness Not Ex-
ceediDg Seven Per Centum. for the Construction and Maintenance of
Bridges and Roads:
Article XVI. Section 3. No county In the State OF Wyoming shall
IN any manner create any Indebtedness exceeding two per centum Of
last general assessment preceding; Provided, however, that any county
may bond in any sum not exceeding seven per centum on the assessed
value of the taxable property in such county. as shown by the last gen
eral assessment for taxation. for the purpose of constructing and main
tanning bridges and roads, Of permanent nature.
, 1920-10-28
NrMnER 1EIYE-

Authorizing the STATE to Create Debt I'm Excess of Taxes for Cur
rent Year, for Construction and Improvement of Highways, and Limit
ing Such Debt.
Article XVI Section :. No debt in excess of taxes for the cur
rent year. shall I'm amy manner be created in the State of Wyoming. IN
less the proposition to create such debt shall have been submitted TO n
vote Of the people ana by them approved; except TO suppress insurrrc-
tion q II 10 provide for public defense or for the construction and improve
Gnent of public roads and highways; Provided. however that no debt
for the construction and. improvement Of public roads and highways
shall be created In excess OF three per ccutum ON the assessed valuation
of taxable property In the State of Wyoming as shown by the last gen
raj assessment for taxation. and. provided further. That no debt crented
and highways shall bear a greater rate Of Interest than Ave per contum
per annum.
, 1920-10-28
Big Lion Killed.

The largest mountain lion even killed
in this valley was captured by Forest
Ranger NJ. Il. Ames, Charles l.. Plum
, 1920-10-28
Good Roads Amendments
VOTE FOR THESE GOOD ROADS AMENDMENTS If YOU BE-
LIEyE IN GOOD ROADS AND WISH TO SEE THE Project
ED HIGHWAYS OF CARBON COUNTY COMPLETED.
authorizing The State 10 Contract additional lndebtednl
struetiOn. ImprOvement and MAINTENANCE of Highways:
NUMBER THREE.

Artiae XVI. Section l The State of Wyoming shall moi, in any
sessed value of taxable property in the state as shown by the last gen
eal assessment for taxadonp preceding, except to suppress instruction
n to provide for public defense or for the construction. Improvement
and maintenance Of public roads or highways.
, 1920-10-28
PROPOSED CONSTITUTIONAL
AMENDMENT NO. >.

Authorizing School Districts TO Con
tract Additional Indebtedness for the
Erection and Enlargement of School
buildings.
, 1920-10-28

The ladies of the Whist Club were
most enjoyably entertained yesterday
afternoon by Mrs. c. c. dickok. The
house was decorated in a novel man
ner. suggesting Halloween time. and
the place cards were in the shape of
COLLINS, witches and black cats.
, 1920-10-28

Frank NUM- arrived in town today
from the lower Medicine Bow country.
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1920-05-22
ORPHANS HOME INVESTIGATION
STARTED AT CARSON TO-DAY

Investigation of the charges made
some time ago by Professor Jones
that the affairs of the state orphans
home are not being conducted in a
proper will be started at Car
son City Immediately. says the Reno
Gazette. They will be in charge of
Mrs. Frank Humphrey, Mrs. George
B. Thatcher, Mrs. R. NJ. Hardy of
Lovelock and Mrs. Fred Dangberg of
Minden.
The charges against the orphans
home management made by Jones, in
clude allegations that children are
mistreated at the institution, that they
are not properly clothed and fed and
that money belonging to some of them
has been withheld. The orphans
home board ordered the investigation
as soon as the charges were made
announcing that some of the most
prominent women in the state would
be asked to conduct it.
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1920-05-22

The Silver State for q month-loc
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1920-05-22
MINING ACTIVITIES
GROW At G0LC0NDA
NEW STRIKE BY KASPER AND
BLAINE; STINSON CAMP LOOKS
GOOD; OTHER LOCAL NEWS OF
DISTRICT AROUND GOLCONDA
Especial Correspondence


GOLCONDA, May 21.-Golcondans
are much excited over a strike re-
Gently made by Lane Kasper and G.
Blaine about six miles northeast of
Golconda. The assays run very high
in silver. Both of these men deserve
success, having given their time for
many years prospecting Nevada hills.
John Boyle, of Midas, has been out
at Stinson looking over the mining
situation. He reports a most favor
able impression. He brought in some
very fine ore taken from the face of
the drift of the Menkin mine.
The Winnemucca "dwarfs" GER
tainly taught the Golconda boys a few
things about baseball last Sunday.
The town turned out to watch the
game and enjoyed witnessing the
visiting boys masterful manner in
handling the ball.
Schneider and Donovan continue
taking out high-grade silver ore from
the Griggs mine. They have recently
encountered some silver leaf rock
which runs very high.
Miss Ella Pinson departed for San
Francisco, expecting to remain for
a month.
Mrs. Alice Thompson left for Cali
fornia on No. 10 last night. She ex-
poets to reside permanently with the
Ben Anderson family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Calvin Bass are visit
ing at the Bass ranch. They have re-
Gently travelled from Salt Lake by
auto and expect to go on to Oregon,
where they will make their future
home.
Mrs. S. Castle of Salt Lake City is
visiting her daughter, Mrs. Walter
Polkinghorne at the Pompernickle
ranch.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Bass, accom-
panied by Mrs. Calvin Bass, spent
Wednesday in town.
Mrs. Levi Bachus is reported on the
sick list.
Tom Tucker was in from his ranch
Thursday, taking home a load OF
provisions.
d. Moore and son, who are busily
mining in the Adelaide district, spent
Wednesday afternoon in town.
Mrs. c. G. Smith, of Winnemucca, is
spending a few days in Golconda.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Remusat have gone
to the Etchart ranch. Mr.. Remusat
has charge of the shearers who are
shearing Mr.. Etchart's sheep.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. L. Tobin. Mr.. and
Mrs. It. Powell and Mr.. and Mrs. G..
w. Brady spent Sunday at Rock
Creek. They caught a number Of
trout.
r. Barry, sheep inspector. returned
from the Prida ranch in Grass Valley.
j. Etchart Jr., who has been SER
iously i'll with spotted fever, is re-
ported unimproved. He has been in
bed almost three weeks.
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1920-05-22
WEATHER REPORT

Highest temperature yesterday, rs.
Lowest this morning, 81.
Mean temperature yesterday, 60.
Normal temperature yesterday, Sc.
Rel. humidity 5 pm. yesterday, %.
Rel. humidity 5 am. today, So.
Prevailing wind direction, N. Z.
Fair tonight and Sunday; light to
heavy frost in the morning.
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1920-05-22
PRICES OF CLOTHING BEING
CUT BY RENO MERCHANTS

The price cutting wave, which has
been general all over the country in
women's furnishing and mems apparel
lines. struck Reno forcibly the latter
part of this week and prices of mems
suits and women's dresses. suits and
coats came down from twenty to
fifty per CEN below former prices.
-lGazette.
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1920-05-22
MENTION Of PEOPLE
WHO COME AND GO

James E. Briggs is a visitor here
from Platora.
A. j. Crowley came in last night
from Sulphur.
Jesus Aranguena came in today
from McDermitt.
George Comes is a business visitor
here from Golconda.
N. A. Gillian of Paradise Valley is
visiting here for a few days.
Mrs. w. r. Raymond is here from
her home at Paradise Valley.
Harry Baker was a visitor to this
city during the week from Inlay.
@
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Berg of Red
House are visitors here this week.
JOSCPA anu <1Duy tClL VI 4hCbCi-
mitt are spending the weekend here.
Born-In Winnemucca, Nevada,
May 81, 1920. to the wife of W. NJ.
Reed, a son.
J. r. Alexander, who has interests
in the Jackson range district, is in
this city for a few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Brady of Col
conda came here yesterday from that
town, returning last night.
@
Andrew Berg and wife were among
the arrivals in Winnemucca yester-
day from their home at Red House.
Mrs. John L. Hawley of Rocking
ham, North Carolina, is a guest at
the home of her daughter, Mrs. G. B..
Williams.
Mrs. T. ]. d. Salter and sons, Tom
and Jerry, have returned to this city
from Reno where they have been on
an extended visit.
Mrs. B. ". Stewart, who has been
visiting relatives in South Fork, is
here today on her way home to Win
nemucca.-[Free Press.
@
w. S. Zuick and George Armstrong
are spending the week in this city
from the Kennedy mining district,
where they have extensive holdings.
George Calligan of the Spanish
ranch has returned from a trip to
Reno. o
l.. c. Grigsby of Paradise Valley
is spending a few days in Winnie
mucca. @
Felix Hermitte of Willow Point was
among the arrivals in this city yes
terday. Q
T. M. Thorsen left last night for
San Francisco, to be gone a few days
OF business. Q
Mrs. r. r. Mckay, who formerly
resided in this city, but now living at
Red Bluff, CAL. passed through this
city yesterday en- route to the Bank
ranch where she will visit with Mr..
and Mrs. s. G. Lamb.
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1920-05-22

Genuine Red Cedar posts will last a
lifetime. Buy them at Moline Tractor
and Implement Company, Winnie
mucca. Adv. M20t3.
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1920-05-22
HUMBOLDT RAPIDLY RISING

The Humboldt river is beginning to
boom, and If the water continues to
down from the mountains we
r going to have an old-time flood.
-(Elko Free Press.
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1920-05-22
PROMPT SERVICE AND
FIRST-CLASS WORK

in Kodak developing and printing
All work done at our stora No moro
long tiresome waits for your pictures.
-[Advt. EAGLE DRUG co.
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1920-05-22

FOR SALE OR RENT-Good four
room. modern house and large barn,
in Haviland & Hoskins addition.
Inquire Verdi Lumber Company
Winnemucca. Phone COL. My22tf
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-09
NORTH STREET Ell.
PRESENTS READER
IN FINE PROGRAM

ia-, "iuhI ~. rIiI- -"ht'"'I"'''
~. Ii",ti, nt,"'I hui"I, ft-"'il
t.ssu. presented Mt" n"l'"" 80"
h",d' ,.-h.', !" an ~ r"hl""
T.rsl. Nl-s I.s"'h-'hl r""" ~" ~" Y
,hi,h Lspl,ia ~" hNU,"t" situation"
~ tho lIIi1" Hiah h"'"i"". Who's" -'"'T.
r"ruhIneh With h"liyh'f"l r"'h"".
,nrhsa una 81 the m"ot lni"'"rilng sub
lc"I- ~ wr7 Hlv"u hrf"T" i"'E~
audience tho ,u"uoY realized F"lnH y"
dortsy tho NEpOnHo 81 r"w"hellnp Va"
Hunday schopl ro"mr "f tho church
Mas I.a"nhardt. VII" Ia m"'nner or
prominent rhautRuIuo company. do
IIvnrrd her reading IN Cl"H' ana w"iI
rnoduIntod voice which reached I" ~"
far CnrnnrE Of tho hnll. She was H'rlk-
Ingly CoHtumNd and m" EinR" H"ttlnRH
w~ro most appropriate. Shn hellVnI"d
tho story OF tho clover md appealing
milo Irish girl. landed among nm IN
CongcnIal mud unRppreCin'lvo group or
FnKlInh relatives, who mnnnEnd To d"
do all thoy could to mako llfo Inlnor-
nblo for her, with the exception or on"
Young man msmbcr OF tho family. who
did all In his power To counirrhct tho
general RCidity In tho atmosphere.
IIar presentation or tho ht"rY wnn
,cry we'll received aud tho audience
rnon, npproCintivo.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-09
EPWORTH LEAGUE.
MEET LAST NIGHT
noUHIHg DIHTRIOT gnHsIOH HELD
IN TuOMEOF OEUnOH WITH
100 FREHprT
Solve Nigh Cost of LivinEi Also Oct
Rloh Scheme Guaranteed
SUCCESSFUL

one hundred aud nfty nv" m"mb"rr
Of Wheeling district Epw"rih League"
Enthorod last might In tho Th"mson NJ.
f. church on tho Island, In Que OF tho
blgEsH nrssiunn ever held. and la hddI-
ton to tho huHineSs and program ron
tICIrd. uu enjoyable social followed
The evenings program opened WIN II
vocal duct Love Lifted NJ" 10y Misses
Ienh Huan aud Blanche Coz. l"Iln" lnh
which Wright IluEur. pierld"h' "I mo
dlHtrlCI gave - short inlk. Ia 'h" '","
nf u lbp"it. aud outline f"I 'hIn win
tea y work
President IIuGur told 81 III" ,n'inun
work ahand Of tho l"dlcn f"II"w Ing his
uponinE Tcmurkr whi'h wee IN lh"
form or wol,nur Ia ihr NInIl"Ir
ThToo minute IaIkr hy diHlri'i cabinet
,nntniaTa MIrn Shltlrr Is hI'h. Wheel
Ing MInn Alta IiI"Wn. 'ly. Huh Mlnh
Iona Pounds Of M"unhnvIll". "o'o
heard. r"lI"wiug whl'h chapter i'rto
HcntRtIOur wcIu hoard
nay Chapman "f 'h"rllno alice,
church unnp two rTlc'il"nn lll
Meet You Ia tho Manning. and WIZ"
Knownf' which dt"w great arrl"uH"
Lynn Ii"hi hauEh. r"'I"'hIY 81 'hn
pIIt shuryh diniIi,t outlined ia" "a"
pInm Tnr IprI hy I'llImR 81 tho il"ur
rhnntH uf tho worth I" lao inh"n np 'hlh
fulI Ito told "f - numh"' 81 h' "
hlndr nr w"rh I" L." lnhrn hp. -" "'''
~ tho new IJnm ~ hu"", nm' L"'"
NhtOlluI gl'h' '''E' Wv WV WV ~
h"iuT h"""
TnIInwlmG Nh It"hrhnuRhr ,nIh.
KnIucn w"rc plnych. Including f""'hnn.
ret rich uuI,k r,h"m"r II : l. I"l'"
cutting. tour begged In"" nmd Il""'-
nupdr III" yet r,rh TuI'h "'h"m" wa"
tho boat ~ all E,"ry"m" "h""h h'n'.
with anyone Ilct"rc ten r"I""n" hHh
boon riyrn n pruny Tho ?hlh person '"
nhnho hnI,ds with tho party hnNl We"
rcnny Wax EI,cu the '"lu TN" chem"
wa. then explained hdh I" tia" l'mh' ,
nunthrr tho rc,uud day. nuh 'h'h 'hb
dnuhIo tho amount on hnnh ~ ia" 'u'
or 30 dnya more than t"O",""o VIII "'
had.
An tuirrosIng part 81 ih" rr"rIn'"
wan the staging Ut AInril'h hF ,h"
r,oIuhoIr 81 InIrkcv 'h"pl'i. "hl u
won the inIEc at tho inH'l'nl' 'h'H year
FOLLOW nag Iho program. i"ll "hh""'"'H
wore nrrv,d les lho y",l"H l"d'' 81
Thomrnu ca" "f ia" r""E7 "H'h '"'
np tho evening t"llpwn
bhI IIu6 | hnt bI"~ln ~"
,yhii, Tho Ignu prnI'd h"n"h"7
I,,,i NnH rendered hy tie 'h"l'
AMI tho r,stnu Iuld th" 'h"i'h h'II
f,nLonno not the ,hur -" hi'
"IEuIy Wm"h" tao n'r"" "h""''"
/, tho ,ual, lao I"~I hlz h"lf
tuw hIr h,ud Irr"t"ll'n '''"''"
90, Ilrr, Ia -" r"''i"E 'h'''
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-09
FERRY
PAINTER FALLS
To HIS DEATH

John KruHch. aEod a. yonrI, painter
employed nv Contract"r IJ"h Irsn'E or
Martins Forty, was almost lnHtRhlIy
hlllNd whllN nj work nt TIA" ltuRll prop
orty on South Fourth Htroc, Martina
Forty. at four O'Clock Friday afternoon.
KruEch was painting n R"hla n"nr tho
roof Of tho building on which hc was
at work. and In said TO have been stand
Ing on "a ladder plRcod on Ecaff"ld In
an effort TO reach tho hlHhcHt point
Tho ECaffuld foil. prCClpltatinK tho
workman to tho ground Whom picked
up kruBch was found To hHvo suffered
a broken mock and fractured skull.
The accident victim In nurVlvod by
his parents. wife ono son. daughter ana
one Eistor. tho latter Mira. Clyde Dono-
van OF Martins Ferry
Coroner J. II Wyatt or Bollairo Will
Investigate tho cause or tho A'chont
this morning
Funeral arrangements were lnc"m-
plsts laBt night
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-09
HUSBAND FINDS
HIS WIFE. DEAD
IN HER RED

Ms InnnHwtn thrlH"mniI ~ VI"
rIII Main rli,"I. wua i"u"d d''l I''l
cvcnIrr about n n.,l",h. ~ H., h"Hh'nh
,,hru hr roiurn'I h"mr" Alta " h"'h
,I,,.u vn,L ~ ~" mllI
u,u nnlInT ~" N"iunn l''"H H'"'
90 hsI ho hnI "ur 81 the "''' h'"''
,,u Tn, ~ IInIn"TH. "N" N"h'
dawn 80 hta h"u" nnd "li't canning
tho y,,,nnu uinI"d ihri rh" hhh hI'h
rhnut fuur hrulr hor"r" -" u'' h"lA
, vng ,nid Ito rInioh that u" 'h""Ih'
death wa duo - hnnri tr""hI" n"h -"
1uu' 81 cnIT.
Tanner u g. Hobbs wnr m"llh"d n"h
nuor uukInu pn lnvo"ilE'il"m "I'''i
tho wuuun'r donth WA due I" h"'''
,rnuhIo aud ,"mpll"ntl"nr "" 'h"n
utdrrod tho hudy ron"v"h I" IL" l'hl".
dor Undertaking rnrl"rH "' y" .|''
chaplin" air"nt
rho woman was mntlv" "I 'l"'"
md hnn Icrldcd ia this country I"i
number ~ ycnru ~" vas about ~
yr,rr ur axe 81" ir rurvivod hl nor
iuubnul John thilr"mnti
A. u Inio hour Iuui "."uInV tho polio"
wcrr Notified about tho rn"" but w"'"
unable 10 nni whrlh"r rh" - HuI NlN"h
L., any uthoT Ic'tIINrS In ihlH Guy
I'uunrnl arrangements w"f" lh'"''
ploicd hut Ia All probability VIII u" h'"
the nrat part Of the w""k at III" S'hl"'-
dur Undertaking rnIl"i"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-09
CALIFORNIAN IS
TOURING IN CAR
OWN INVENTION

brl,lmF n ihI"o whe"l automobile ~
hI- own nN'nIl"n. Don II b"r"u1". az
knn H"hrn. tnlif. arrival In tn" rl'y
yoAtcrdnl nftnTn0un on fOut" 10 Now
YORK; city Accompanied by hin VII"
md son. he IL mhkiuK til" irIp cnrtwhrd
"u hia way 10 Portland Maine.
Tho machine Inns one front wh""l ana
two renr whenlH " Is shaped some
thing similar To tricycle.. The chr
VII 10 placed on tho market hy MI
IuTonEo noNt summer, who has i"rm'h
v company una In building II factory At
Lnr Angeles.
Tho EnniN 70 trail. which WAS used
l,y tho "f.rIy- nin"rn" In today thrUnFcd
with tTanrcnniin-ntal I"uI lrlh' Mr..
Lorenzo snid Tho highway across
the HtnIr arc for tho mort part IN per
feet condition."
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-09
GOOD ZOE MIN AND MIS- WIFE

Hurley /. Wntkinr :los Lyllo ~.
IuulsvIIic. Ky. wTil,r. i found i''r
lcys Honey and Tar just what "nh'
rd for my WHO'S uuh NV colds 1hl'
famous old ,hugh medicine Is Just 49,
good GuI ,hildI"u a. I"I adults II
.hccks coughs. colds. Group. hI"nrhinl
coughs aud Bi"ps that "Ii'kllnE lhI"'N
that kconB Gao coughing at hlSh' "
contains no UplnIoA uuI hhhl Tea nhlhh
druEH Prompt and auIa Ia action H"li
oNoIy whore.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-09
ALLEY 9 ONE WAY

Alloy .. NJ tho StnnH Thomas corner.
IIna become . ono way street. md signs
.u"ro placed ~ ollh"r end ynEtcThny Ivy
The city "ffi'Iulr
Ma,hIuor ~ wnRnnr may enter on IN"
MnIL", street end only. Tho outlet bc'
ing MnIu street. Tho slEnH installed
Yesterday NJ" metal. md faufrnod 7"
tho "cW"ni paving.
MnuI Academia hnro occurred in 'ho
rIIry due to Traffic going both ways,
huI with traffl" going only ono way u
~ thought the conditions will he Inn
proved.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-09
TRUCK CASES ARE
HALTED BY WRIT

"a. nInin puIrr,ur count 81 "rr"n''
irnunl = wa 81 rr"hlhIli"" "E"'""' W"
uIlur 81 tho nTr"nl~h iiu'h '"""" ""
loco iudp" NInu ~ ll"h."'"n !" '""'
rni ,utI' hIiuin"yn Tom " f"h'E.
,,,,,vr IlIr,E fu,d mud I"hn VI NV
rrr r"ur"'"nIlug IL" rl"lm'lII. VINO
90, u"ll, lI"r ! ! T. D'UIi"" !" ''r'"
nruliuG ia" rIl Tho DIT" f"' lilhI h"n
D'rr sr' fuI 'ri"bcr "
IN, niiu,ur,a rur the coal companies
III nTTiN So ~" HuprSno court w"
nr,I pat ~ the w"ok foJ IorlFaihInE
.rIrr against ~" new oity truck "Tdl-
nHu'r " ~, companies l"r" ""' '"
ih'r 'utIiI the ciIN ,nn then Pat lh"'i
rIhlupu,r l,Iu 'no,I Hud ri"r ia" "\'i
leading witch Ia" 'tty has h'"n r"''l"E
up with f"I tho phHt couple N'ehH.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-09
WHEELING MAY GET
SPECIAL CLASSES

Dean &. II JnnsH. whu In acting super
vIn0T 81 vocational education In tho 10
raTtmrnt uf trades and lnduhlrlor. hnh
I,cu amending two dnyn Ia Wheeling
In CuufnTenro with school "fn'lnla nml
hunluora mon Ia rrup"uro I" demand
r,,r tho formation "f clnnro1 Tor tho
bonont Of man aud women via" hhH"
h,ou forced To onIoT mills nud fnCi"TlsH
h,fnto Ihoy havo completed IhrlT edu0n
lion aud arc hut poorly tinlnoh Tor tn"
vnrh Ia which Ihoy nrn engaged
Whllo nothing dernlto about tho plan
cnuId lao loarnoh II To Rlm"nt s"tilod
fact that Who"llnE Will havo n"h""i
for tho uao 81 tho man aud woman VIII"
oro hut puurly nttnd for iholr w"Ih
Th. atatn authorities nro nVroci"h 4"
rntify tho plan
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-09
CUTTING VICTIM
REMOVED TO HOME

Tho condition ur lIuh"Iph Miller. wh"
r,,,raI weeks hpu wa eat nI Ihc lhltl-
moro nnd obi" d"r'"i. lnIrI hrlnH iak"n
to- tho Dhl" valley 'Irn"Inl h"Hpiinl
was rrrnnvrd in hin h"mo Ia WnTw"'h
,,hrIo hC In rl"wlS Ir'"roilnF u ~
thought T." tho attending phyni'lnnh
IhuI ho viii bc nhlo Ia In ont most w""h
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-09

W"Ii", N"nn alleged !" heYs l"fllp'"h
Ne. ~,.r"I- vh" l-i"i p-v" hl"i""lf ~
-. tho I",llr" IL "Ilil ~ the 'S'un'y IaiI
rmd ~ "II r,,hrhllliP VIII u. give" :"
hra,Iug urt,Ir tive u-Vi weak Tho eSn
-rIU ,",," 80 hnfnr" nrulTr Juhn w.
D. lmnr Il,nI no.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-01-15

KomfOrtery mn l6ikn. CRUDE, cieGkIe
ma zine, robione Z dobrej biaiej wa
ty, powloka z dobrej ~silkoline. Sre-
nlio-c.emne kolory. bardzo dobrze
zrobione, SC wartosC, jutroN 90
of.a rOwane, pO ........ tow
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-01-15

nandez Costa, byly minister ma
rynarki W gabinecie Chagasa, kt6
~ poda} sic byI do dymisyi w r,
1916, otrzymai misye s~formowa-
MIA nowego gabinetu w Portugal
lii.
Bruksela, Is. stycznia. - w O.
statnich dwu dniach szalala mad
Belgia straszna burza, wskutek
ktorej cztery osoby straciiy zycie.
Rzym, Is. stycznia. - Pragnqc
zapobiedz zagrazajacemu strajko-
wi kolejowemu, rad wioski wy
asygnowal 100, 000, 900 lirow ma ma
t~ychmiastowa pomoc ola urzedni-
kow / funkcyonaryuszy ma kole--
jach. Rad zgodzii sic juz ma uz-
mamie 8-godzinnego dnia piracy i
ma dopuszczenie reprezentacyi
trnkcyonaryuszy do zarzqd6w ko
lejowych.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-01-15

mordowano mas, rabowano nasze ME
ME. wysyiano ma Sybir, a dis, gdY
Europa sada cd mas, abysmy jej bro
Mill pred nawala 'bolszewizmu - W
nagrode kate nam pozbywac sig
czesci Polski.
Jak dziadowie nasf i OjcOWic, TAX
/ my pragniemy mice Polske, jake
wIasnosc narodu naszego, lecz ME
jako teren dia eksperyment6w poll.
tycznych Anglii Tub niemanego rL;r
du - Ligi narOd6w.
Wszelki kompromis Galicye
wschodnia bez naszcj absolutncJ
zgody ME moze bye uznany. zoinierk
polski, kt6ry potrafii bronic Europ,
cd bolszewizmu, portrait bronic take
Polski cd fantazyi politycznych
Lloyda Georgia..