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The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1920-05-14
Can Come Only From tn,
Proper Treatment.

Many forms of rheumatism are
caused by millions Of tiny germs
that infest the blood, and until the
blood il absolutely freed Of these
germs. there is no real relief in
sight.
The most satisfactory remedy
for rheumatism u S. S. s. be-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-23
Numerous tio|d-UpS
In Pittsburgh District

Pittsburgh. Dec. @2.--Num"rNuS hold
ups and robhcrics. in spite Of Extra pre-
cautions on tho part Of III" polio" de-
,Itr;mCnt tonight. marked PtttSbursh'S
crime wave today and tonight.
Two bold holdupS in different sections
were reported tonight. Three armed
negroes held up Mr. and Mrs. J. II. lep-
nitz. f J.;nrobe Pa. in front Of Memoir
ial hall. in the Oakland district. They
escape with SIS in cash.
shortly before this hold-up Two
armed robbers entered Il store on the
North Side. bound and gagged the man
agcr and clerk, and got waya with $50
in cash.
House robbcries also wcr" IN evidence.
In the home OF James Blair thieves Sc
cured $l05 and some Jowclry. \ room
ing house near the d"wnt"~n section
was eutered by ROBBERS. wh" escaped with
$3.50 IN cash and diamond stud valued
at $3.50.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-23
Ku Klux Klan Revived
By Jacksonville Whites

Jacksonville. Fla, Dec. 29--Morc than
200 members OF branch of the ku Klux
Kan silently Daradcd the streets Of
South Jacksonville. last night. complete
~ disguised in white caps masks and
gowns and headed by p herald bearing
Il flaming cross. No explanation of the
display was given.
In recent similar parade in Jackson
ville one Of the advanC" riders announc-
ed that ~ band Of solemn determined
men" would pass and wanted mo one to
follow them" When the clanSmcn
reached the trees Of the City park. every
light in the business district snapped
out. They were switched on again few
minutes later and the riders had van
iShrd.
W !. Simmons. Of Atlanta. imperial
wizard nf the clan. recently announced
that one OF It's purposes was 10 maintaIn
white supremacy" but that II would
support authority and not tolerate law
leSSnoSs.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-23
ALLEGED DRAFT DODGER SHOOTS
HARDY COUNTY DEPUTY SHERIFF;
SP|R|TEDAWAY; LYNCHN|G FEARED
Tense Feeling at Mooreheld
Follows Shooting Down Of
Deputy Cunning am
Father of the See Boys In
Resistance

Special Dispatch t. The Intel. s"nrcr.
MoorcAr!d. W. Na.. Dee. 22.-Two
brothers. Ben and James So" alleged
draft evaders. were taken frOm Moore
hcld 10 MartinShurg tonight for safe
Keeping. following arrest for shooting
Deputy Sheriff Thomas u. cunningham.
who. With Deputy sheriff Matthias and
several special deputies. arrested them
early today.
Tn" shooting was done by Ben See. IL
is alleged. and hcCauS" Of the fear Of
lynrhinE. L was thought best to rrmov,
them 10 jail at Martinshurg. where fed
cral court meets.
Cunningham is in 4 critical condition
from 4 wound in the neck. The two
men have been able to dodge the draft
since tho beginning OF the war. Their
hiding places has been almost i'm
p"nctrable to officers who were after
four evaders altogSther. TWO other
brothers. named Vented. We're evidently
tipped off, as they skipped out When
the officers approached the See home,
following the shooting of Deputy Sheriff
Cunningham. the father of the boys APP
peared with a double barrellcd shotgun
and was about TO open fire. when an Of
iicer kicked him In the stomach. which
caused him to drop tn" gun. See was
then forced at the point "f 4 revolver
TO call on his boys to surrender.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-23
DISCLOSE THIRD MAN"
IN M'GANNON'S TRIAL

SlcyclInd Dec "2--Tha "0th"r
third man contention of the defense In
the second degree murder trial nf
Judge William II. MrGaun"n. charged
with Staying Harold &. kagy. became
more angihl". hut not reality. this
afternoon when two women Witnesses
testified for the d~f"nSe that they
saw Judge McGlnnnn leave his auto
mobile at Euclid avrnu" ana East
Ninth StreC:. five blocks from tho Sc"nr
of the shooting, and saw new third
man board the car after Mr1ianHon
had gone.
Another witness. Harry y. Gallagher.
city fireman. testified that 4 big
the shooting after Kagy had been shot
The big man." he swcrr. waS uO! Nc
Cannon. although lie rcscmhlcd him
somewhat.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-23
CLARA SMITH :.
.SURRENDERs
WOMAN IN HAMON
CASE A PRISONER
Crosses the Rio Grande at
Juarez and Greets
Sheriff Warmly -

Juarez. Mexico. Dec. 22.--(By the As,
sociatcd Press)-Clara Barton Smith.
wanted in Ardmore. Okla. in connection
with the death of Jake L. Hamon. Okla
homa millionaire. arrived here tonight
and Immediately was taken into custody
by Sheriff Buck Garrett. Of Ardmore.
who had arrived on the border sn hour
before.
After Miss Smith stepped on the
train. which came from chihuahua CITY.
she rushed TO Sheriff Garrett. shook
hands with him cordially. and ex-
claimed: "Mr Garrett, 4 am so glad to
see YOU"
The sherifr then conducted her to
pnace officers and attorney. -4~Se
toward the home of James L. Smith.
the woman's father. I-ss
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-23
NENTz PROTESTED BUT BOUGHT
TOP-PR|CE COAL FOR UNCLE SAM
LAST EDITION
CONVERSATIONS


Now York, lec - L~ehtE-tnrec
at Ellis Island today for deportation
TO Russia. They vii! depart on the
steamer lmp"rator, tomorrow. MI
We're captured in raids last winter.
some "f IN" departing CoLnmun-
lSt ISIS leaNc WINS anu 'nllui ic'l o''.iItu
took leave oil their iamiIirS'
New ORR 'C.; --,-!hc Na,'"na!
nHS". $500 ia ."'' -. '"I ,hat
iSSu"n S'hl",n'ht aSH''rtIns t.la.
r"hltdrf TO puollsncu reports InHs
wage reductions as necessary manu-
tacturcrS IN all sections or inc coun-
try ar" STRIVING IN every POSSIBLE way
to avoid the rcductonS ana curtll-
mcnt of operations which might lead
toward unemployment or reduction Of
the purchasing power Of the nations
labor clcmcuiS.
Augusta NY Doc. IN" Dody nt
from I'll" small t"wb"at. Margaret.
which sank In the ONO river hrrc sat
recovered. \ drcdEeb"at today lifted
the Margaret 10 the surface. reveal
ing Smiths body. but the crane broke
and the t"whoat again sank. delaying
missing bodies.
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Kansas City, Mo-. Dec. GA bill
10 make hank robbery, highway rob-
berry and burglary offcnseS punishable
by death. will he introduced at the
next session Of the Missouri lCg!sla-
ture
Los Angeles Dec. 22.--A thief
snatchcd satchcl containing $4,000
in checks and $4,000 cash from two
bank messengers today. ON n street
crowded with thousands of Christmas
shoppers and escaped.
--
Pittsburgh, Dec. "a man. clad in
\ ragged suit and believed by the po-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-23

New York. Dec. 2@.-Attcmpts OF soil
pipe manufacturers OF the country 70
prevent the use of Innovations In the
plumbing business that would reouCc
The cost Of building we're revealed today
in testimony and letters put In evidence
before the Joint legislative committee
investigating the building trust
Testimony was given purportinE TO
show that in some instances the manu-
tacturers were supported by the Mas
ter Plumbers associations and the
Journeymcn Plumbers.
The committee took up its !nyestiga-
tion Of the Eastern Soil Pipe Manufac"
:turers association and the Southern
Soil Pipe association today. after get
ting promise from Secretary Otto c..
MArgrafr. Of the Metal Ceiling asSoc!a-
tion. that the organization would mend
its ways" and eliminate unfair and
despotic regulations" in its bylaws.
Charles +. Tuttln. secretary Of tho
eastern manufacturers. who testified
to the associations activities. was aues-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-23
Find Auto Used In
Toledo Express Ho|d-Up
Won't Revoke Licenses OF
Guards Who Failed to
Make Good

Toledo. O.. Dec. 22.-An autom obiic,
stolen two weeks ago and parked for sc
hours on n downtown street. after the
robbery, was used by six bandits who
held up ten guards of the American
Railway Express Company on Monday
night and escaped with n safe contain
ing $l6,5Q0 police learned to-day.
The automobile containing the safe,
which had been opened. was found to-
day. In the safe the lid of which had
been pried off, were found smoking
jacket, several thousand dollars In nom
negotiahl" papers. several empty card
board boxes which had contained Christ
mas gifts. and bits Of coin wrapping
papers. .
A suit case supposed 10 have been left
By the bandits also was found IN the
automobile. In il were two caps and
some soft collars.
Police officials announced to-day that
a proposal to revoke the licenses OF the
express company guards had been aban-
duncd aS the robbers armed with shot-
guns. worked so rapidly that resistance
TN the part Of the guards Was impossi-
bic.
Three Of the express company en-
IloycS were armed, police say. hut were
Iprced To lie on their faces until tie
robbers had departed.
No information as to the WHEREABOUTS
Of the bandits had been gained although
n thorough search of all questionable
places has been made, police say.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-23
BABES LITERALLY SOLD IN
SALT LAKE CITY, CHARGED

Salt Lake city. Utah. Dec. c@.-De-
claring that hundreds OF hlhies are
being literail;. sold in Salt Lake CITY
every year. Judge Hugo Il. Anderson. OF
the ioca! Jure nllc Court. In his biennial
report 10 the governor recommends that
Legislation shalt be introduced to pro-
vent the continug nee OF the traffic.
EIc condemns the adoption proceedings
as at present carried out in the courts.
stating that they are handled Informally
and decrccs entered aS a matter OF
course, the courts having no means
whereby 10 make inNcs tiXat:ons.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-23
BORAH REFUSES
ANY CONCESSION
Confers With Bryan On Mr..
Harding's Association
of Nations

Washington. Dec. ?2.-(By The Asso-
clatcd lrcSsl l-William J. Bryan, who
visited Prcsidcnt-elect Harding at Mar
ion. recently held i lengthy conference
today with Senator Bor7th. OF Idaho, 2
leader among Republican opponents or
tho League of Nations.
The purpost Of Mr. Bryan's visit here,
il was stated reliably. was to discuss
possibilities OF securing an agreement or
reaching some common ground in the
movement toward a concord for main
tanance of world peace. From what
Senator Borah. IL WAS said that the
views Of Mr.. Bryan and the Idaho Sene-
tor both were unchanged 1t was indi-
Gated that Senator Borah remained I'M
placablc toward any arrangement in
volvtng any international alliance.
Significance Seen
Significance was given Mr.. Bryan's
call upon Senator Borah because Of the
formers very recent talk with Senator
Harding and the former cabinet pre-
miers expressions. after his Marion
visit. Of horefulness for = solution OF
the world peace problem senator Borah
also discussed the subject with Senator
Harding for an hour dp'dng the latter's
stop over here early th,---nonth.
.r,,-- 1EAy rot Disoard Trs24y
Information obtained here from sena-
the PRESIDENT elect is that senator Hard
ing has formulated in his mind only the
broad, general outline OF cfrccting an ar
rangemcnt for peace, and mas not yet
come TO 4 consideration of details OF any
plan. Some who have visited the presI-
dent-elcct, however. state tnat he appar-
emily does not contemplate absolute dis
card OF the treaty Of Versailles, but is
considering Incorporation of certlin
features, at least. in developing his pol
icy.
That tho presidcnt-elect has not yet
indicated. nor determined finally in his
own mind, the makeup OF his cabinet,
also Is word brought here by returning
Marion visitors. Selection Of a secre-
tary OF state, il was said. appears u De
Mr.. Harding's most difficult problem. 1t
IL predicted by some Of Mr.. Hardings
visitor" that this will be tho last post TO
De acted upon.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-23
Naval Balloon Crew
Are Believed Dead
Army Aeronauts Give Up
Hope of Resculng III
Fated FLYERS

Rockaway y. Y. Dec. cc.--For tho
first time since the Disappearance Of
Naval balloon A-559S. nine days ago. Of
fiCerS OF the Rockaway Naval Air station
here reluctantly expressed the opinion
tonight that tn" occupants OF the miss
ing craft are dead in the wilds OF the
Adirondack mountains.
The same opinion prevaits at Mitchell
Field. Long Island. among the army Of
ficers who have taken up the search for
IN. Ill Sited balloon
Tho airplanc hun, for the missing
craft with GlcnS Falls as the base Of
operations will proceed, with one plane
scanning the country when the visibility
permits observation flights. officials at
Mitchell Field announced tonight.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-23
SO|I PIPE MANUFACTURERS
UNDER FIRE IN BUILDING PROBE

toned by Samuel Tntermy"r. commit
toe counsel. who charged that the wit
ness showed a lack Of frankncss" and
was continually fencing"
While denying that the soil pipe man
ufatcurcrS had Il system of rricc-tiNinc,
Tuttlc admitted that they had method
of notifying each other of 4 change Of
price by another member.
Yes. and the Central Foundry COM
pany set the pace" asserted Mr.. I'm
termycr. adding that every time the
company charged the price Of pipe. all
the other association members did like
wise.
Tuttles declaration that the price
changing lists had been discontinued
last April. was characterized as a fake"
by the committees counsel, who de-
clared the soil pipe prices continued uni
form throughout the country.
Southern and eastern manufacturers,
Mr.. Tuttle admitted. had met in Atlantic
City last September and discussed the
matter Of distributing price changing
lists
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-23
Hotel Bandit Makes
Un|ucky Draw In Plea

Nsw York. Dec. 22-Assistant Dis
trict Attorney Sullivan in general ses.
sons court today held five slips OF
paper in his hand-five charges against
Lawrence Hawthorne. twenty-five year
old youth. held under 100000 ball Tor
his part in the Hotel Astor holdup last
week. Beside him sat tho prisoner.
waiting to plead to them. 9
"I,ll draw one card and plead guilty
to the indictment on It," Hawthorne
said.
district attorney.
He held the slips as he would .
poker hand The indictments ranged
from assault to burglary in the first
degree. punishable by mot less than
ten years in state penitentiary." -
Anyone will do" Hawthorne said
and drew at random.
He picked burglary In the first de-
gree" the severest Of the lot.
Guilty to the charge. your honor.
he said.
Then he was led back to the Tornbs,
He will be sentenced Christmas Eve
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-23
SteubenyiIIe'S Council
Fights Telephone Rates

Special Dispatch to The IntelllgcnS"r.
Steuhcnville. o., Dec. 22,--C'ty Coun-
Gil Mt "A special meeting adopted Il reS",
luton protesting against the proposed
Potomac telephone company. Of West
Virginia and Ohio as excessive and un-
rca sonahlc and instructing city solicitor
Ralph LevinSon TO appear before IN"
Ohio Utilities Commission on December
oS 10 fight the compnny'es request for
increases app-oNimatsng twenty-hN"
percent on All phone rentals m this city
and vicinity.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-23
Lid CIampeds Down By
SteubeIVlIIe's Mayor

Sprcia, Dispatch to The lntclliGencer
Steubcnviuc O.. Dec. @2.-'fhc I'D =
or" This WAS the announcement made
today by Mayor Frank Fcisi. who de
clarcs thai Il was also going To- stay
IN He issued an order 10 Chief OF
Police Rk,in" Carter Ia clean mp the
city and see TO 1t tnat 1t is kept clean
from. now on
rho order is directed against gam
hlers. hootleEgcrs and other NNErHnt
y,oIators who are promised the limit
If they defy the order.
As h result Of the mayors action
gamblers have taken to cover. \ spH-
cial drive against gunmen is also or,
iSrea. tdd all strangers in the CIT viii
have to give good account OF them
selvcs or take a Jail sentence. Persons
found on the street after midnight are
subject TO arrest.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-23
FARMER TARIFF
PASSES HOUSE
1876 TO 86 THE VOTE
ON RELIEF MEASURE
Doubt Expressed of Passage
of Bill When 1t Comes
Up In Senate

Washington, Dec. I2.--Ovcr the pro-
tests Of Il defiant minority. the house
tonight adopted the FOrdncy emergency
Vote was taken at SIS o'clock after
eight hours Of debate.
1t was evident long before til" vote
was taken that supporters Of the meas
urc. designed to protect some twenty
odd farm products for ten months
period had the situation we'll in hand.
Hut prcScntatirc Henry r. Raney
DcmO Illinois leading tn" opposition,
opened a bitter attack which Increased
in intensity as the d"bat" " or" on.
ParapgraTh by paragraph. he assau-
I'd the measure, while the Republicans
with loud roar$ of noes" sent his pro-
posed amendments down 10 defeat 4
few Republicans supported him in his
attack. hut 4 scor" OF his own party
turned from their traditional stand
against . high tariff to join the ma
jor!ty.
Higher Cost Of Living.
Opposition speakers charged that the
measure would send the cost nf living
higher. and branded il rs Il class legis-
latiuu. Defenders OF tn" bill on the
other hand. said II would save the ag-
rlcultural industry.
Chairman Fordn"y Of the ways and
means committee. which reported tho
measure. in opening debate. declared
the measure was not scientific, and adj
nitted II was hastily drawn. but as
sorted that !r was the b"St that could
b.. had al this time.
Representative Gardner (Dem.) Texas
speaking In support Of the bill. said he
felt It was the only way IN which con-
gross could extend the relief so urgent
~ needed by tn" farmers.
Msddeu's Prediction.
nois. however, tSsailsd his colleagues
Tor Opening the way ~ 4 renewal ~
living costs Pointing his
finger at the majority leaders desk. ho
said:
lost SI.2O again and ynu will make our
suits of clothps cost loo per cent
more"
Representative Garrett Of Tennessee.
yad ne saw in this bill determined
effort to divide tn" Democratic party,
Ia make members Of th" narty turn
their hacks on every principle or taxa
tiun for which the party has stood in
its whole history"
"I cannot lielicvc the Republican
leader seriously hope 10 get this bill
il is Il nnr r"c" Of political strategy"
In his attempts At amendment, Mr.
Rainey sought 70 show that III" bill for
rhr most part carried higher rates than
the PaTnc-SidrI"h. tarlll. ne alSc
wc.-uCd Of rrtaliaiOry tariffs and en-
ha rgocs by other nations.
Doubtful in Senate.
During the day number OF senators
catered the house chamber and their
presence led 10 reports that they wore
prcparcd to tplk the bill to death in the
scnatr Many Republicans said tonight
they were almost Convinced that the
bill would rot he passed BY the senate.
Mr. FOrdney said in tn" course OF tho
debate. however that he hoped TO see
congress 81 the extra session substitute
for this bill n relief measure which
would remain in effect until scientific
tariff schedule could hc worked out.
~ expect" he continued. TO see con-
grcss rc-cnact either the DiEgIey or
the paync-Aldrich schedules
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-23
Propose Life Term for
Robbery In New Jersey

Trenton. " J.. Dec. GA bill design
ed (" make life Imprisonment III" pom
atty :or crimes committed by armed rob-
bCrS. will he introduced at the next ScS-
sion or the Legislature. il was announced
to-day.
Governor Edwards to-day issued q
call for 4 conference IN the senate cham
her next Tuesday Of stat" and county
officials and members Of the American
Legion To outline 3 comprehensive plan
20 combat the Srimr wave in New Icr-
soy Mobilization of the home guards
OF the state is regarded as likely and
overseas veterans will be asked In be
ready for any emergency.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-23
WOMAN FOUND DEAD
HAD $4,000 ON BODY

New York. Dec CA woman with
$4,000 In bank notes bound TO her
right thigh by 4 handkerchief. was
found dead Of gas poison in room on
East Twelfth street here today. 4
note with the money read
III anything happens I" me. thls
money belongs to VI. Rolaton and Son.
Sharon. Pa"
Among the woman's possessions was
n marriage license granted Fannie
RoIaton'' and Abraham l.crner in
pitt sDurgh, eight years ago.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-23
REFEREE APPOINTED.

Charleston. w. Va. Dec. 22.-John Il
Whittcn. Of Huntington. was today ap-
pointed by Judge Il. +. Keller, OF the
United, States District Court rs referee
In har{kruptcy to succeed Thomas X.
shepherd. who was elected prosecuting
attorney of Cabcll county. at tho Nb-
yembcr election. Tho appointment is
effective on January |.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-23
''Vamp" Mermaid S|euths
On Job at SeaShOre

Atlantic city. y. j.. Dec. "G-T>wo at
tractlye mermaid -sleuths next SEASON
will lure surf maShcrS from III" bill
nf DR. Charles Bosscrt. chief beach
surgeon. materializ"s.
DR.. Rossert said today the official
"vam2s' would both he clothed with
authority to make arrests" and attircd
assistants will be at their disposal il
mashers object to arrest. lie said.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-23
Cabinet In
Life! Crisis / i
FRENCH GOVERNMENT
HAS NARROW ESCAPE
Premier Leygues Acceptance
Of Modified Measure
Prevents Fall

raris. Doc 2".--Thc Chamber 81 Pep
utirS this afternoon after an aEllai"'i
debate IN which the cabinet was sharply
asSailcd. approved the first par' Of a
resolution accepted hy tn" cabinet, but
failed to approve the second clause by
an unDrccCucntcd tie vote. 80 voting
each way. This ordinarily means th''
fall Of the caninct.
Some Of the deputies held thI: The
cabinet had been beaten while others
said they were ready t. accept the
clause in amended form. Premier Ley
EutS finally accepted the modified form
whcrcupon the chamber voted conf
dcncc in the ministry. AZ u 81.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-23
HUNDREDS OF CROOKS
.' THROWN into PRISON

New York. Dec. 2".-More than 11n
men previously. at liberty, under bad
on indictments for crimes OF yiolence
in Greater New York. reposed In the
.Tombs prison tonight. unable to fur
nish sureties Of from 100000 to +?o..
were arraisned today. At the samG
time police and citizens continued their
efforts to combat the activities of
crooks still at large.
Two hundred and four indicted men
appeared In general sessions. Bail was
raIsed to $4,000 each in robbery cases
and 100000 each in burglary cases.
barely twenty-five per cent OF the pris,
oners obtained the required bonds and
the others went to jail. ,-a
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-23
LEGION POST AaAn1F
CONTINUED u1N01A31oN

Special Dispatch to The 1ntelliEeneer:
sutton, w. Va. dec. 22.-Braxton
county post No. 81. American Legion,
has taken poll Of its members In re-
gard to the immigration question.
Forty-ninc per cent Of tho vote was
for stopping immigration entirely; IL
per cent was for stopping II for two
or three years, forty per cent was tor
n definite and effective restriction. Not
ono member voted to leave IT as II 10.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-23
PRESIDENT WILSON
WINDOW-SHOPPINC

Washington. Dec. 23.-Prcsidcnt VIII
son went window shopping on ~ street
yesterday. viewing the Christmas
crowds and the brightly decorated shops
from an open automobile Accompanied
by Mrs. Wilson the President was driven
slowly down onr sid" Of the street.
which II the main entry of the capitals
shopping district. and back up the other
few in the hurrying crowd of shoppers
recoHn!ZIpg the chief executive.