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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-28
BETHANY NOT DOWN.
HEARTED over BAD
DEFEAT BY ". & J.
! Buffalo Crssh Lads nntsrsd Practice
! with risnty OF "r.p-Taohs
Ohio University saturday

IirIhuny. ". Va, sept - NlhohEh
ucthuny.r squad does not return I"
nrnCtIrc Ihln morning with "a" con
ndrnCr inspired by victory. hut Ihihn
with the trrulyrH aud ddgE"d p"rh"N"r
nu,r onEpndrrrd by defeat Ihcy. h"."f-
thrlrau rntor"d into tho workout Win
,clnuhlcd cnorSy Hud evidently 81" not
,-unuldrT tho nTHt gam" win Il ".T"hH
rival "A Hrrioua dIH"rohlt
Too muIh cannot ;" "Nr"'t'd 81 u
trnn ,umpuH sod 81 m"u wa nav" NOT
plnyrd a. "a unit hcrOr" Nna -" 4 rrnui'
or obHrrvatiun Of wCHk AMI str ing
unlntH In Hcthany'S game. -" 'oR'h""
h,Ic uomething tangible I" work on.
tho team resulting from th"ir IN"rts
will loo superior In many whys. u"
nraCtIrc this morning C"nEh'''d |hl"hN
Of rcctIrying miHtRk"s. eliminating a."
weak plays and giving '"d 'hchrt i"
TO the strong ones. IN tlHcH - "a"
lineup may DO expected. l.lddcrda i'
and Roark showed up well In SaturdHS
game and will probably MI tho ter
mlnal positluns against OHIO lnlH'rS'tS
next saturday. while Polling. FORMER '
Of rurKrrshurG High school. may he
tried out on II half.
Very few men are nursing muir"
as A result OF tho game WIN W -
and the htrcnEth Of the team IL not
nrriousiy impaired win ia" oN"Nsh '"',
ar - few charlie horses and a Hpi"lneh
,nkIr or iwU. tho Green ana Nh''e
.rlddcra uanu OF hratholon'
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-28
n1o DRAMATIC rEHTIvAL.
Guy hates Post. Americas urs@OeN
'Dramatio Actor Coming to the C""r'
for 4 NIGHTS ana One Matinee

NmcrIrn.n leading player .-''"Y li"l'H
rurt Tho mont celebrated pl"' "i INV
de,ado Tho NnnuuCTnd"T pun" y
combination never hHI"I" 'nh"''u ~
thcntTICulH Ia coming 1" lhln H'''l"h
TlLr much talked nhout n""H"nh h'N'
nfTrrIup. with the original '"hl ""h ri"
auction revolving HlnR"r ltlrI" "''''i'
al equipment th"mati" mnrl'. ana NV"
rnudrrnun. pulRutinE ucon"", l. com
mcnt,d on BY the Leading critic 81 h"'
In,, IL the extent of two columns N""h"
,,th.r cuIogirtic C"Iumsntn no nay
''t,tIy lIaIrr Post kept "a "hph'lD h""'
rr,r thrilIInE Ia IeHp"nTo I" IN" ''cV''
,,uTuldIuu nT the nIuTy Of III" "uhH'''h
ZION or John I.odcr Tor his """n'n. 'h'
tIprnluir John ChllC"tr. at y ''nn' "h''
ruEInnd rtudd surely In n""h 81 w"
brilliant rdaIcHmnu who hnd n"'"m" =
h,rrIrrr drug addict tn" dual roc 81
Mr. Innt prCr"nir tho boat 'h"in'''
- uIy over u"Cn on lI"H'"h "'""'
yyh,ro Mnnrnrld In hin inhn''"h 90
I,ykII md Hyde. urcd various ',''h H"'
I,r Ia cnmpI,ir thc IlIurl"n. Nh I"nl 80
IIcu entirely up"h hin plnr "i ,"'l"'
nrcarIon. manner. bearing hnh '"'""'
tIun
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-28
Uns r.Hnaat bs"iaS"

y,sIo,.iny .md.i "'," 81 ~" '""r h'"
u.ut .Iia. u"oi',na lee 'h" ''-'
n, l,,,, ii,, ,IIonia l..oi ~" ""'' '"" r""'"
If . t.uII, h.a,i", !" ih" h'""'" '"'''
I.,. T,rI.IIInr IL" .."''"'"l '''"f"'
,h"mrI.."rhir !" ~" h'"''''F" '','p
.l,,. ,.,,t iii. -" u"h'"" '""'h '''"
.,..,.r ,,,uo ,.u IhrIr remaining az h"""'"
nn. rIin hr /" IL" l""h """" 'h" 900"
cr.t,,i ,,on " ~" '!l""'e w""l' WV
cy,,y ,,uo 81 ihri, flre r"'""' '"'' '"
faint Inru r., ~" t!luu'" h''d W." P'n
unni ,o,o ~ d"uhI uu'Il V"r'o'd"Y WIZ"
,bc ,rdp,,u ,iu,hoh tho Ing 'nlN
u,n. vrrEs nun NJ" Reds" tl""lu Hnd
Ilnhiuq unoucd 10 he Hir"mK '"n'"n""'"
tor tho leadership After l""lnE va"
leader shIp 81 tho leREu" nnh dropping
only "r'-hrlf gam" below IN" I'""RetS.
who wcrr th"n leading the league. the
Reds lost a double bender to tho ROBINS
md from then ON went TO the bad. los
ing many gau.s In order. and playing
baseball on the order Of TN" Phillles.
After the Dodgers had garn"rcd t'vc
game lead the MnranitcS simply went 20
uirrrq ana "A bunch Of sand-lottcrS could
navs given them drubbing. But the
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-28
PROFESSOR Tam
TONIC HAS No
ANALYZES T
more Powerful, Moro
Readily Assimilated.
An Ideal Tonic. y
HE CONGRATULATES
THE MANUFACTURERS

Ia. rlnwInH tribute pnid EnrIrr IVY
uo .nd lev rtufrnrur r. barnard Tanner.
NJ Nr u - tho famous l'hiInh"Ih"n
NunIyII,nI aud i"nHuiIinE 'h"h'lh'. w,
,l,, MI thnt hnn hcrn prrYIotinly nhbl
Ly other nuIhnrlilcH iIho ff"tnHh"I w.
r. Early J II"nry B"ruKKn. IN. q -
/, nnd u r'"r" "f other well KNOW" ~
perth 80, ,..
I'm view ~ such unqualified nhh"rh"
mcnIr u copy Of Ir"f"rnnr lnhn"I y
follow Inn II II no wonder lhA' !Nn",hH
a,L introducing IIyp~-''od In prefer =
cu,r Ia uthCr iOulrn. q,
"burluE ia" part -"v"rnl woc"n
hnvc had ncrnri"u I" ~rhWln" hh,n""'
,,r urcunrnIIOur 81 oil Liver 'l "'
,,,,rnu, combinations among these pre-
rnrnIIunu brought to my ATTENTION ""''
EnrIr'u II,pn cod ans fool u my nu'y
w., r,lcnJ, md ColIcnsucR with refer
rnCo 10 the merits Of Iiypofod
I'm my opinion II IN tho bort haiHno-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-28
IS SPLENDID
RUNDOWN PEOPLE

store which number almost n thousand
I gura- aud thought or mixing some
tninr -pr,ill for mNsflf-bht coh'lu"op
/ th,I Enrir'n iDp"+'nd VAS nearer u"
vhnI I needed than anything else an"
p. II Was iuEhi away " h"Foh 70
,I,inI iny old appetite Ay h'be"',"u
I,u,,t,,,ri ,iuIi' every ihinE at" as'"h
! .,nI ,u1 nI,rrd Win IA" finG. Ih"i'
I ! L,.a,. III, kIns ur strength anu "tlsh'
,,,a la q iiiIlo While wa" bach -"
-. G.J ~aishah Idh p""hds "h'"
,t.,i, end ~.irit 100 ""~ a"i "sH"'
= t.r L,tte, Ia nry ~. rivs'Yh"hY hs'.
| II, t,,t,..t, h..~n What ~ gee al Ia ""h
,,.,,,., .u..s ~. ','"i" a"i IL"
...,.,,.u s.ti.h ,""h"" u ""h h-"' ''''
-, ,,,,,...,,.l Tgn,i.a ~ Fi"' ''''' ''"'" ''''
.,,,l..i. ,,,d IT,, I,", In-u'"' '"a"'" W."
an a., ,.,.,,,,ni ~ t''' '."'l !" !" "'''""
g. ..,I,., ,mnI," h,," - We" "'"'" 80"
| IIn,,,.i IhIa I'urrl"i
/ Ir.,.,I - ~"I,l"y ""'i y"i R"'' aleu-
,,I ,,r,.InIir - ihi" s~"""" ~ no VOW
"A /. Cd, &c.. -, Irh" - r""h van ""' w"
a., ,,uf, y hiilir y"u ur. '"
,.,-.. ~, d,r.nro r"r'r'lng vl'nnlr.
,uiI,L,. ILr hlr"d ~ withstand "nIo
, Tn,,irica tho lungs ~ -nrd 81! coughs"
! ,II, h,nnrnInl and P"ihInnll" c"n"i
,Iru, nuI ,Hlrnulntos ~" nrpc',t" avn
1Ic,s,Iru ~ tplic caro- 81 ~" h"hI'e.
hot making fnnds Ike mnata' no,
,,Lcs rtE Drop w. NJ IN" ncnreh Hto,c
md got II couple BOTTLES. Tho roS' w
r,itIIry rnmpa rcd with result
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-28

T.. .tr,dy unit aud either haro been clear
"A, nuI ur tho race for the past TWO
w,,La Tho Spoken are playing iIn'
,,i, /, ,I ball al Ih" pI0scni MA az,
Iu.dlns tho league. hut 'ah u" i'"'"'
f.. ,.,II ono day as the WhlI1 900 an"
I.Ihn arc trailing "l"h"ly hGhl""
t.,d.y IhG Ioah"i a" Capped I'""' ~
n,.~nn a hi"lis ril"h"h hl" ''' "
ot,.t,hi ,nI",a cal ha!" vac !"
I lam, auI uII.had hia 'lfhih VI" "'"."
"a. Fatal ...iid""i I" way IL" r"'"" h"'"
La, iI.. hii,i"II"s I" "I- hii". h""r'"r
n,,,, ~.iI s.aII","h Il"'h h""'"' ""'
t-,. h.u,.,. banging "r i"'"l ~ "a. Z"
,..m,d ,I,nI -IlI p'"h"hlY ""v"' 10" s"'
,I..a u hnns.n The Wit" a"' """
IIuu.L thnIt winning H'f""H W." 'h"F
MI I'VE, p vl,i"ry. With l'l"t bH'
.o,Ias Trn,u Tho unto midget held ~"
I TIEorq duwn 10 GlE hit" nnd ROM !n"h'
yciI p,atI,reh Tho SOY and Indians
arc only anparntod by ono half EsWn ana
! II either team loses ono " would mena
"a fntnI hrcak To- them, with only row
: days to play.
Reply 10 Ferry HI.
A rather broad statement was made
! by some football fan In tho Saturday
! issue OF tho Martins Ferry Daily Times,
! I'm regard to an article appearing In THIS
column which read: SHOULD Warwood
defeat Ylngo II would nearly show that
| Wheeling has better eleven than Mar
} tins Ferry" The Ferry writer stated
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-28

that wheeling had cold feet. but II was
only duo to tho poor treatment and In
ability Of the over -tho-riVsr school 10
furnish police enough 10 keep NE cro~d
or tho field that caused the bold 10
sever roiaiions with tho FsrriAns bo-
side the Saturday gAms ala indicate
that tho parTians had a veal team, as
la ihuii firsL Two st.Tia they have bssn
a.n,ai up"n, and ny weak leans !"
in.lr ursi uam. they dsfsaisd Al"s"
III 40 htI ia. sisil".s riisi "p ""A
r,n.hd"~n s"i "ns hsld s"-il ."h ,ish,
hn,. 10 ~hs,a HE ~ssL"sss - The r.''t
liz. raspaL 40, L.sl Saturday The rs's
,i.na 'a,Li.h r'i.h"irhi- .n4 -'.
arn, al mon pnaln whasilns defeated
w.,-.,j 30 h", ~" losers tI.r.d
around arh h.id Mirsn aco'.le.s. rhlch
tho VerrJsrs wore unshla 4" do. when
wheeling ."oroJ three t"uchdowns ~
warwocj rrd tho latter turned around
sud hold MlnRo TO E"oss-sGG WINE
tho FerrIans wore scored upon by the
last toam mentioned, what would thy
Gold do n they ever hit the Purple ana
white line The Fnrrisns colors would
soon turn to to Black and Blue.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-28
MANY WAIT IN RAIN
WHEN CARS CHANGE
ubo.linq Public utilities Company
Changes Route OF Pike Cars.

Several hundred persons wnlN""
around Ia ia" rain YESTERDAY nt''i noon
and last evening waiting '"i '''' w.,
I,Irns,ut Valley. Triudrlphin and West
NIcAnn,irT cars. on Market street. VIM"
th, ,urr turned at Twelfth and nap
line uuIuE back down thhplin".
The changing 81 the routes on ,n'
rlka lain through Tia" hr"r' "' 'h' ~
,,r,, without uuIl,r. the "I'Iy ""' '"
l..t.y .IN,u i.,u ,nIlH N'i" i"'h
,u iho runIa a. ih' u"""l h""'"'"h
place .,t. ~
r,u,, ,,u~ "n all '"iS -" ia" h'h' "'
,I.l,,,., win ,uiuo uuith "u l"lI 80
IuITII d"~n v'tiIih !" h"I''"' ""''
tl,,,,, a.nak ~ Hl"i,'"ih
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-28
Missouri May Retain
Rank As Seventh State

Washington Sept II Missouri has =
nnuuIatIun Of ) iOJ. az. Hu incI"hho "r
il0.2l2. ar 80 per cent over '9l". me
,,usua bureau announced today
I,ss the ntuIC 81 Michigan. whl' u Ihhh"d
a, ,.iyhIh uiuht Iunuluun state Ia lOIb
uaIun arpr"s lnHIely QUO. 600. MinH""iI
VIII I,taIn ITO pr"hUnl I"nh 81 t'No"'h
ataIG
state 81 AiIss"uh i0i.aii, i"'''""a
40 81: go ! pei 'C"I
h.AIaSit, tIhi"h"i"". = hb". IL ''"""o
hGb go o r,' cat
4 niau,a.u" MI, hIEa" tI"VI"'ib 20 90 !
n,,,nr. hL0 80 - pet ''"i r'"' i''"r
IL unn",,n,'d 90 hLh
Too ~,.'ih i""""" i'"Vl1'hD 10
90 I,"vi,nsiy "'""''"'."i "a "hi
, t.fT.,u"u tIlr hIr"",,,l i''vl"'.dD
, - tno movl"""iv announced OCT
~ scs,ur 'Iuli" natural INIT -" '"""'
,alu ,auRoe -h"uld a"rrly ih' '""l f"'
| tho rliy ranges
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-28
MARI AND'S BOOKS
CLOSE SEPT. BOTH
p.g,I., ~. r.. u.rt DIvIhs"d r"V""'~
O-tnhs, OF. D."is'-d nv
Dl,srlnrs

Mo,IIr bII aud u"fIulup r"wr"nT ="
h,,Lu wIII rlrGr grrt"url"r 10 '" '"
,uuin cIup,d WITH b''"h"r =. nn' W."
regular Two nud nu". hnlt pot cont wv
dcud will ho declared U"v"nl" ~ 'h"'
time according !" TIA" nnm""n''"''n'
made hy lUcpl hr"k"rT
pwInv In tho thousands Of @i"rRh"lh
erg hcIng located alt over ~" country.
tho hooks viii h" closed longer ih'n ia"
uaunI nfICcn days
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-28
HEAL SKIN DISEASES


II Ia unnf, cSnnIY Im y"u Ia aulIef
With e. IoIna. blrl,hoA. Iingw"rm. rnahoa
and aimilai skin tr"uhloa /om".
oblainnd at any drug alnIo i"r Ia. az
SiOO lea cGlrdla la ~ bottle. aud pr"inpl
w applied all 'iaually give malnnl rclloi
from lt,hinR idi,mC II ,loanS'S AMI
sypihsa tho shin nnh hraln pui, LlY nnd
effectively m"aI skin iisoaS6s
Lemp 10 a w"nheiiul, I,Tn"iihihlg,
disappearing HIuld ar% 10 "'ihl"g u"
thu npaI ioli, alto SLtn II Ia r.l g'o"1y.
10 sadly applied AMI "''0Ia iilllo ''"l
"a tU.iay snd aavo oil tnIh'' hialissa.
Il.. " p,.-a =" lsssiaH,I -
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-28
MANY Football Critics Believed That
W. v. U. Would Roll UP Higher
score Against Wsslsyan
Followers of Gold and Blue Undsrrated
Strength OF observation-disclosures
stun and Sore Yesterday

MorganInwu. " Va. sept. -. II
was a sIln ana anIr squad that took tho
neld los N,at Virginia = pTh'tI' a"a
siou hoIs THO "ftCIu""U t"IIo"i"E l"'
strunuuua aliuggI, Nllh ~ Uai'} tu at
Fa IrmuuI Saturday cant ho'h, ia" 90"
Rational y"unH hulfha,h vHH ih' may
man uIaaInH no,k w"" h"hi} "I"'''"
NJ tho " Gale ynn Ia, hloIs Saturday ""h
.t,I tn,ln. t.. N. .,.u / NAV, ..l,t. i.Cni e.
Al uo,SIal "IH,ir vi" r"rIl' Ira''d ~
same S.hII|t,I ,uiH nui hiu'h'a
tun teams 81 cnt thI',,,rh I't lob
nai dIIJI &c" ""o cod - 'h' h'Id ""'''
|afd inunnu, i,",I 49,, i""'"a 81 i''7h
eo az u.utk eco ,l,y rlh', 'i'F''"l ne
NJ ,al-.roi t.. IL" i"Hht""" sI""h
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-28
By Use of New Tonic 1t Is Possible for Reader to Greatly
Increase Stamina Health and Strength
and Avoid Illness This Winter
READ WHAT THESE AUTHORITIES SAY ABOUT
THIS NEW, MORE POWERFUL SYSTEM TONIC
Their Pcrnonnl Choice From
Among All the Various
TOniCn in Their
Drug BLoron.
MO EDUCATIONAL. HEALTH
DRIVE NOW ON IN PhFEItH

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uuIrhly 'uii'h lh' h'''''' "''' Wv
need ,irb I,I Ilund l" NiIhH'h'l
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,rL ,,vnIuIu hrnllh u person -
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better I'"I" w.
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-28
s.om.oh TROUBLE. and oonr..ps.ao..

HLOmNCn eno SoAstAHeesDN
Those who arc troubled with indieeP
ton and constipation may find psrmae
nent relief by taking Chamberlain Tab
let's. Roy r. King. Oriskany, N. T.,
writes, ChambcrIain's Tablets cured mo
Of a bad case Of stomach trouble and
constipation" Ror sale by all dealers.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-28
lliEEhaplKh!

NV YoRE nosTON onCAOo AuSIRAth
Or T..I Tsu' ho~'hs IA ho~Ihs foH' hS"'A.
Original cast and production intact on
'Transcontinentai tour. including massive
double revolving stages. TWO complete nc
ehanical crews. triple electrical equipment.
requires three cars TO Transport. Present.
Ing the irradiccnt bubble OF humanity.
row TO ORDER TICKETS BY MAIL
Send check or Pos, Office Money Order
to the manager OF the theatre. for the
. amount Of ticket purchase. PLUS war tax
Of ten per cent. Enclose selt-addressed
Stamped envelope. to insure safe return
and avoid error in name or address Mail
orders arc filled in order received as ioon
as they reach the theatre manager YOU
THUS AVOID WAITING IN LINE Al
The TICKET WINDOW
= NO PHONE ORDERS ACCEPTED
.. NO SEATS LAID ASIDE.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-28

wuh iI. I"ti"""i i.""1"" h"'Ii"h
fomo a." ""- TURNING Ih"I' "'''"''"" W
H." bot ,"'' !" ~" h"'"'"" '" ""'"'
,,,,,urh ,i"I" wh" -llI "'""h 80
tho I,,drr,u Ia iha '"I'luu
49,, lei e. r,,ira IL" VIII" E"s. i"d|"""
nuI YruI.rr ~" uilll ih'"" contender
IT,, Tho r"uunu' WITH Tho Hp"h"H lead
Irp Al ihr'o innup are continuing a'
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-28
Bright Spots in the Sport Arena

,ua,is ,,Iuen.h "itwaii ANA '""h" game
nrht .nIy I" i'a" ""I -" III" I""' """'
I IT,, .,lo ,,u.. 81 H." NANNY MOS ~"
I,I,,a IA, tho IT,. a.haIl ~"i Ill
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-28
|MOUNTA|NEERS GETTING READY =.
FOR LEH|GH At MORGAN TOWN
Critics Undsrratsd Wesleyan

today Including Burk and Smith OF
Cumberland High. and Mailman. OF Sieu-
hsuNIlI, HiEh
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1920-06-01

Eau Claire-Seventy-two Hoisteins
were sold for total of $23,439 at the
at Chippewa Falls. The highest price
paid was $40, the average 1925.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1920-06-01

Janesville-A shortage of cement
and inability to receive shipments be-
cause of the car shortage may cause
postponement in the worksof building
the twelve-mile concrete highway be-
tween this city and Edgerton.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1920-06-01
CARRANZA Is SLAIN
Mexican President Victim of
Treachery of Own Men.
General Herrera, One-time Rebel, Re-
sponsibIe for Death of Chief
Executor.

Mexico City, May 24-President We
party of followers had been a fugitive
in the mountains of Puebla since late
last week. was killed at Tlaxcalalton-
go early Thursday morning, according
to official announcement given out
from the headquarters of General OBJ
RECON here. Some of his companions.
the names of whom are unknown. also
were killed.
Gen. RodOlfO Herrera, 1t is said, d.
rected the attack that resulted in the
death of the fugitive president and his
followers. He belonged to forces COM
manded by Gen. Francisco Mariel. who
accompanied Carranza in his flight
from this city, but who last week de-
serted Carranza and joined the revo-
lutiOnists.
Born of parents in comfortable cir
cumStanceS in CuatrO Cienagas. state
of COahuila, December %. 1859, We
nustianO Carranza was educated in
the public schools of his native state
and later studied law at the Mexican
capital When he was admitted to the
bar, however, affection of the eyes
prevented him from practicing and he
returned to his native state to become
rancher.
Having defied Huerta, CarranZa rail-
lied a small band of 600 followers,
which grew into a stable army when
h. If E,.or, oiS VII
la. Carranza's influence spread rapid
ly. the military victories of his chief
aid, Villa, rallying the various factions
of northern Mexico around his ban
ner
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1920-06-01
BABOON PUT TO USEFUL TASK
AS Shepherds, the Animals Are Said
to Develop Traits That Are
Almost Human.

/ have often wondered. remarks Mr..
w c. ScuIiy in the Atlantic Monthly,
why more balloons are not trained as
shepherds. The creatures invariably
develop an absorbing affection for any
young animals. human or other. that
are placed in their charge, and there
is a Northumberland instance of a
baboOn taking charge of a mOtherless
Kafir infant. and guarding it night
and day for more than two years.
The simian foster parent performed
every necessary function except feed
ing the child.
Several balloons have been trained
as shepherds. In a case that Mr.. Soul
~ himself observed the babOOn had
charge of several hundred sheep. He
became passionateIy attached to the
members of the flock, and remained
with them all day long at pasture and
brought them back TO the corral in
the evening His only fault as shep-
herd was the outcome of extreme so
licitude; If he heard the voices Of wild
balloons in the distance at any time
of the day, he would at once collect
the sheep. and with every appearance
of the liveliest terror hurry them
home.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1920-06-01
| ASKING A LITTLE TOO MUCH
Under the Circumstances, Actor Was
Justified in Refusing Parts
Manager Allotted Him.

Owing to the limitations OF his
purse the manager of theatrical
show on the road travelled with
short company.
One afternoon he called one of his
players to him and remarked:
Look here. Wellington, you'll have
TO play three parts tomorrow night In
The Silent Foe-HendersOn. Uncle
Bill. and the Spider"
Cant do it," retOrted Wellington
briefly, but firmly.
Cant do it? Won't do It, you
meanl' snorted the manager. why
won't you do it?"
Because it can't be done. No hui
man being could play these three parts
at the one time. In the third act Hen
derson and the Spider have fight
and old Uncle Bill rushes in to sep
arate them"
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1920-06-01

Oshkosh-About $50 employees of the
Oshkosh Trunk Co. walked out on a
demand for 25 per cent increase in
pay and Saturday afternoons off with
pay.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1920-06-01
SEES NEGRO KILL FIANCE
Miss Pearl Clark. Secretary to Rep. r.
A. Britten of Chicago, Rescued
From Black by Autoists.

Alexandria. Va. May 25.-Miss
Pearl Clark of Chicago. secretary to
Representative Fred A. Britten of nli-
uois. was attacked by William Fl. Tur-
ner negro robber. Her fiance. t.
Morgan Moore. attempting TO defend
her was shot to death. The negro
then seized Miss Clark. but her
screams frightened him away and she
was rescued by other motorists At
sunrise the negro was captured In a
small forest here. He confessed. Miss
Clark and her tiance. who was an en-
plnyee of the Naval Torpedo company.
we're motoring near Alexandria when
the attack occurred.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1920-06-01
80 PER CENT CLOTHING RISE
Editor of Haberdasher Sees no Pros
pect of Decline in Price of Mems
and Boys Apparel.

New York. May 25.-Clothing prices
will increase by 30 per cent next fall
despite the efforts Of the government
to prevent it. according to Frederick
T. Frazer, editor of the Haberdasher.
Nothing is to be gained by permitting
the public to delude itself into the be-
lief that the prices of mems and boys
apparel have reached the peak and are
on the decline" he said.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1920-06-01
BIG LOAN FOR ROADS
SIPS, 100000 Available to Buy
New Equipment.
Commerce Commission Acts to End
Freight Car Shortage and Re-
Iieve Congestion.

Washington, May 24.-Temporary
disposition of the $30O,OOO,O0O revolv-
ing fund, provided by the transporta-
ton act for relief of railroads, was
made in orders issued by the inter-
state commerce commission, which. at
the same time. took steps to meet fu-
ture equipment needs of the carriers
by proposing organization of an equip
ment corporation with capital stock
of $5OO0OO,0OO.
Recent suggestions of the Associa-
ton of Railway Executives were fol-
lowed closely in apportioning the
funds. but the commission confronted
the railroads with the necessity of
making the Largest possible contri
button" to meet the sums advanced
by the government.
The commission said it would not
follow any arbitrary method of allo-
eating the money, but would attempt
to divide it so the whole country
would benefit by improved transpor-
tation service
AS to the equipment trust, the COM
mission proposed that the roads should
take stock in it equaling 25 per cent
of the cost of the equipment, with
money advanced by the government
up to S125OOO,OOO. The remaining rs
per cent would be financed through
trusts placed on equipment to be built.
"It is evident" the commissions
statement said. that the equipment
required properly to meet the transpor-
tation needs of the public cannot be
secured unless the carriers themselves
assume the burden of financing the re-
naming rs per cent"
The campaign to break the freight
congestion at the nations traffic gate
ways was well under way today, the
interstate commerce commission, in
the space of a few hours having taken
three important steps toward that end
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1920-06-01

Green Bay - Announcement was
made by Mayor Elmer s. Hall that ne
gotiations had been closed by the city
for purchase OF Bay Beach, large
amusement park, from Frank z
Murphy and Fred A. Rapr for s22, 500
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1920-06-01
SIX BANDITS GET $4,000
Robbers Loot Institution at FinIeyviIle,
Pa, and Escape-Cashier
Locked in Vault

Pittsburgh. Pa, May 25.-The First
National bank at Finleyville. near
here. was held up and robbed by six
man. who escaped. according to word
received here by the police.
The bandits are said to have got
100000 in bonds and securities and
$4,000 in cash.
The cashier who was the only man
in the bank at the time. was knocked
unconscious and locked in the vault
while the institution wGs ritled. A
Sheriff'S posse has gone in pursuit.