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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-06-19
Ask States TO Conserve
Supply Of Natural Gas

WASHINGTON. June Estate pub
He utilities commissions will be asked
by the L. S. bureau OF mines TO put into
eject before October !. 1920. certain
regulations for the use Of natural gas
in order that the best possible use may
be made OF the rapidly waning natural
Eas in this country"
The regulations we're drawn up by
the national committee on natural gas
conservation. after series Of meetings
with experts OF the bureau. They in
elude:
Proper adjustment Of all appliances
to insure best combustion: use OF grid
or skeleton lids on all cooking stoves:
elimination OF all heating furnaces hav-
ing an efficiency OF less than 10 percent
elimination of all tank heaters which
do not have tacketing and {lue connec-
tons: absolute prohibition OF all day
light burning of lamps and gas jets.
west virginia's Attitude
CHARLESTON. June .lS.--The attl-
tuds OF the West Virginia commission
regarding the proposed conservation
committee on natural gas conservation.
was indicated by the following, para
Nraph from letter written today by
Chairman wiles 10 the director OF the
bureau OF mines In Warrington:
referring 70 the methods which you
urgest should be employed as an MD
toward the conservation OF natural ga,
va OF course agree that u Is adv "a BILE
that inefficient and wastetul xaS burn
ing appliances should be replaced by
the best and most modern devices now
obtainablc and that domestic users ~
gas should be taught approved methods
nf gas conservation. No Swecpln" ar
drastic, rules or regulations should be
immediately adopted or enforced. hui
should b. made effective within period
~ Tron, Two 20 three wears 80 as 70 CiVe
consumers time 20 make tn" adjust
nentS necessary 10 comply there with
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-06-19
WILL ARREST q
SPENDERS 0F. :
MARKED BILLS
NO DEVELOPMENTS
IN HUNT FOR CHILD
kidnapping Directed By Man
Familiar With Coughlin . !
Household

YOUNGSTOWN. Pa. Juno 1e.-The
authorities Of every city, town ana
hamlet in this section tonight were ~
possession Of numbers on the 500 anS
$500 bank notes. making up the tls'ooo
racket Of money which George II
Coughltn paid in the hope OF receivm1
his thirteen months old son. kidnapped
Juno. >. Orders have been issued 10
arrest any person attemptinE to sps1sd
money bearing these numbers.
There we're no developments today -
the hunt. either for o,, the k .tsnsS ar
crank" who swindled Mr.. Coushbh OuS
Of ih@ $1,000 rrCsreSSs sI is ssin. ecos se
inc tn Charles Ellcr chief Of the Nor
rstown police Mr. El Ter said h that nf fne
nation furnished BY the parents OF the
stolen child: It has been s essnS,.sss
the direction of person intimate Win
the family and the layout OF the noaa1:
and that The Crank" was man Win
q foreign dialect -
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-06-19

CHICAGO. June 1s.--Waitcr l.. F'ck.
Of New York. campaign manager Tor
Governor Edwards. Of New Jersey. IN
Chicago to-day on his way 10 San Fran
cisco. declared in sta tement thar there
would De- not less than 700 delegates IN
the Democratic rational convention III
favor OF = mobilization OF the NoiS!'Hl
az. permitting the Use nr light wines
and beers in such states as wish I" 90
50. with state control 81 regulation I'M
der a general and liS"ra! federal act.
Opposition TO the Eight"rntn amend
ment is not to-day II ptIti"al issue Mr.
NiCks statement said but the No!stcad
act Is open to amendment. as has been
pointed out by Governor Edwards and
By such a distinguished Republican au-
thorIty as Senator Knox. Of PCnnSylva-
MIA.
THE volstead act is <" extreme that
II has placcitn the criminal class mill
lions ~ wonSH who max" the home
grown fruit hight wines for domestic
uS": millions ~ farmers vino max" and
mature CIDER from thor orchards. II
places under ban millions cfNour eth
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-06-19
FEW DEVELOPMENTS
DURING THE DAY
Sportsman in the Habit Of Ac-
costing Girls and Women
on the Streets

NEW YORK. Jun" 1&.-Solution of
the mystery surrounding the murder OF
Joseph BOVINE Ellwcll. turfman ana
whist expert shot in his home here
june II. is 'as far off, as week ago
District Attorney Swami announced to-
night. ,
The investigation ccntered today in
the examination Of Mis-. Marie Larsen,
housekrcper for Ellwell. and Edward
held. although earlier in the day As
sistant District Attorney Joyce an
nounscd that both would be formally
detained as material witnesses;
II haven't eliminated anybody from
tho case" SAID Mr.. Swami tonight.
and al the same time haven't found
anyone whom I regard as necessary
witness to the point Of holding them
as such We are as far off rs We were
q week ago.
Jealousy Theory Advanced.
Jealousy was introduced as the prob
able motive for the shooting by Rhode'
trict Attorney Swami the person who
killed Ellwcll may have been jealous
man or woman"
Rhodes said II was custom of ELL
we'll TO accost girls and women upon
the street and invite them 10 ride In
his automobile. The chauffeur told the
district attorney III had driven Ellwell
and various women about frequently.
and that one Of the companions or the
turfman on these trips was the mys-
terious Miss Wilson," who. Mrs. Lar
sen had testified, was the owner of the
feminine wearing apparel found in
EllwelIs room.
Concealing Nothing.
Mrs. Larsen. who was examined at
length. insisted she had told District
Attorney Swami all she knew about the
case. and was concealing nothing. She
admitted she had removed the feminine
clothing from Ellwell's room while the
police were, -6owpstn its on the morning
Of the Shop ting. nut said she concealed
the articles GA nfnayt because they were
, womnn's things"
She declared she saw no weapon ond
hat she never knew OF gun helms
kept In the house.
Il don't care what weapon II was.
wheth IL was knife or gum, she
said. II would have left 1t there il /
had found It. II there were anything
I could do t" find the murderer. l
would do it"
Mrs. Larsen said she had never seen
Victor Won Schlegcll in the house. Won
Schlrgcl is the divorced husband OF
Viola kraus. one of the members OF
tho party with whom EllwelI dIned at
tn" Ritz the night before he was shot.
Apartment Closed.
There were but three keys to the
house, so far as she knew. Mrs. Lar
son told Mr.. Swami, and these were
KEPT IL, EilweiI, Rhodes and herself.
The Ellwell home in West Seventeen
street was closed tonight for the first
time since the murder. and Assistant
District Attorney Joyce said II would
not be occupied further during the in
vcStigatiOn.
Important Developments which had
hecn expected during the day, he said.
failed TO matcrialize."
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-06-19
Means Housewives Will
Be Able To Get Sugar

WASHINGTON. June lS.--The United
States government had no connection
with the recent purchases or 1900
tons Of Argcntin" sugar beyond lending
ITS influence 10 have export restrictions
removed. Howard +. Fig, special AS
sistant TO tho attorney general, an
noanccd today. First reports that this
WAS government purchase. Mr.. Figg
said. had caused considerable con-
fusion in tho public mind, as we'll as in
official circles"
American interests who purchased the
sugar have since cooperated with the
department Of justice IN working out A
plan for distributing ii 10 the essen
tial industries. II WAS estimated that
the l4.OOU tons will be sufficient to sup
ply these industries for GO days and
thereby release other sugar stocks for
distribution among housewives during
the approaching canning season.
The Argentine sugar. said Mr.. FigS.
Is expected To arrive between July !
and September l.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-06-19
MAdoo Declines to Run for the
Presidency; Must Make a Living
800 Helpless Women
MdSSaCred By Villa


MEXICO CITY. June ls.-Threo
hundred women camp followers at
tached to the government forces have
been killed by the order Of Francisco
villa, the bandit, according TO e.
Democratic quoting Jaeinto rrubA,
wealthy merchant IN Jiminez, state OF
Chihuahua. Excelsior prints . SINH
lar story, but does not give the source
OF Ats information.
According to Truba, villa captured
the women during an encounter with
q regiment OF de facto government
cavalry between Parral and Jtmtnez
He oruersd the women lined mp FOR
review to sec whether any were SOL
diers masaucrading. ono woman shot
twice 1T Villa, but missed. Unable to
learn which one attacked him, villa
ordered all the women herded together
and shot down.
Truba said villa captured him and
asked for n ransom Of 5000 pesos,
but he managed to escape.
FL. PASO. June lS.--Ecrorts fro"
Mexico city that FrauciseS Villa had or
dered killed %00 camp followers attach
ell to dc facto government troops were
probably untrue by American
and Mexican officials here and in Jua-
rcz. Mexico. tonight.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-06-19
EDWARDS MANAGER PREDICTS
DENIS WILL TAKE WET STAND

znnS who for generations haN" regarded
light wines aud h""rS ms much 4 part
az their daily food az the bread upon
their tables
Evil consequences have followed IN"
ana Ctment Of this uuwiSc and und"mo-
cratic Law. MuonShinlnE has grown
twenty fold. 1t has come down out OF
he mountains into tho plains and even
into the towns and cities. DiSr"SpaCt Of
'h- law. and the bribery of state and
fad"ral agents OF enforcement ~"
everywhere In Overwhelming evidence.
In place Of the harmless light wines and
hc"v, We have tn" Increasing use "i tn"
harmful liquors in Illicit trade.
"Thh Democratic party IL going To
call 4 halt ON this and rescue th" ""un-
try from the hands Of fanai'Cal minor
:ty who's" numerical weakness - shown
every time they attempt S"parat"
fight. The platform VIII hr lear. fund
am"ntaliy democratic. progressive. ana
hope. prtef II will cmhodv on" Senti
mont which ought =" n" taught ~ "N"rT
school house in thc TuItod Stat"*--.th7t
- respect for tho President IF tbs
nIted states"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-06-19
COAL SHORTAGE
FOR|NDUSTR|ES
UNPROTECTED
CAR FAMINE CAUSE
OF THE CONDITION
Mines IN All Sections Being
Operated Below
Capacity

WASHINGTON. June 1S.-A coal
shortage next winter which may curtain
production OF iron and steel and Scrl-
ously affect other Industries is fore
seen by the federal reserve board, in
its review tonight of business: INDUS
trial and financial conditions for The
month OF May: The situation ALREADY
is acute in some districts ACCORDING 10
tho hoard. and production IN man!
states il being held down.
Production OF coal is being curtailed
chiefly as a result OF car shortage; the
reserve board reports. II estimated the
car supply at mines In the cast az
only 30 per cent Of normal. Labor dif-
ficultles while complicatinS the stu
alton are considered by the board as
only a minor cause Of reduced coal
production.
Efforts OF shippers on the Great
Lakes TO facilitate movement or coai
by pooling. thoir shipments are regard ,
cd BY the board as only partial rom
edy.
In the southwest according TO 'ne
view many mines are operating AT only
two-thirds capacity. Coal shipments 10
other countries are reported as ltght'
No reduction of coal prices Is in SiRh''
the board says.
Commenting on tho far reaching e.
fcsf OF the car shortage and freigh,
congestion. the reserve board slatcs
that reports Of its agents Indicate mat
the Transportation ticup is largely the
result OF the railroad strik" which SIM
continues over large section OF ths
country. The congestion is further &C
centuated according to tn" board. oE
local strikes Of other groups OF trans
port workers.
While the shortage 81 cars is acute
AZ some points the review says II IL
eyidpntlv not tho prime cause or the
immndiate transportation difficulties.
which are due to inability to SHIFT and
utilize existing equipment on account
OF the shortage Of labor and diR'cuItieS
which inexperienced mon who have
taken the places OF strikers.
Farm Labor Shortage.
Sooradir strikes in the manufactur-
Ing industries. notably textiles. have
continued to indicate unrest. tho board
saws, An acute shortage 3f labor on
farms is reported. Wages apparently
have fallen h"hnd III" advances IN
prices and cost OF living. the board as
sCrts
Little hop" Tor general reduction
OF prices - held out by the board.
thought II suggests that changes IN
prices that have taken place may fur-
niSh -, basis for 4 more far reacninH
altera.'on' i'm the essential price struC-
ture. Changes during May. the board
saws have born witness Of many dis
,urhing factors whose Importance and
persistence are as yet uncertain.
, CONSIDERABLE" interruption TO business
resulted during the month from labor
and railroad difficulties: III" board
states and the outlook has been such
as 10 cause n severe curtailmcnt In tn"
volume of stock and securities trans
actions. Material l"ssening In The mar
kct value Of Liberty bonds and first
grade securities is attributed 10 these
causes.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-06-19
HAGUE TRIBUNAL Or LEAGUE Of ).
NATIONS CAMPAIGNS BIC ISSUE

groups Of senator's concerned that they.
must agree. The two groups OF senator's
did come togetheb in loose way, bus
they never really agreed. .-. S., =,
Out of their conference came what -
known a. the Indiana platform. whtfA
attempted 10 solve the difficulty by MAXI
ing blanket under which all the senaS
tor scould lie and each Of them ma
some comfort but party leaders outside
of the senate recognized that the RepBh-
lican platform must say something AZ
frmative aboue our International relA-
lions.
Turned to Elihu Root.
Realizing that it was futile to Et.
tempt to make a senatorial faction conn
10 an agreement, Chairman Hays turn&t
To look for some authorta tive perSoA
who could solv" tho difficulty. He turAs
Cd 10 Mr.. Root. because. as everybody
knows. Mr.. Root has had his mind %
tho League IT Nations from the vePy ~
ginning and had been the hrrt 10 svE.
est reservations needed from the Arnees
icon point n view. which SUGGESTIONS
we're cabled to Paris while the 1894
E (ooatInued On Ysss 4WalSAS
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-06-19
AGED MAN SHOT DOWN
BY SON IN MISTAKE

N-rNBI.RG w, Va, June 1S.--Wllliam
Knots. aged 10 years. was probably Ia
tally shot carly yesterday by his son
Charles. a returned soldier from Franco.
In mistake for n horse thief The elder
Knots had been awakened by storm
in the night and went to put IN the
stable a horse that was without she'.
ter. This was without knowledge OF
other members Of the family. and his
daughter. hearing a noise. Informed her
father as he was leading the horse out
Of the lot. and fired. Thirty eight shot
took effect in the back and head OF the
aged man.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-06-19
H. C. FRICk ESTATE IS
VALUED At s77,5OO,OoO

PITTSBURGH, June 1S.-Appraisers
OF the estate OF the late Henry c. Flick
filed their report with the registrar OF
Wills here to-day. The valuation or the
personal estate Is placed at $I7.boo QUO,
which Includes stock holdings valued at
$49.15e.211.90.
Tangible personal property situated IN
New York is valued at Sl3.21O.2O9.I5: IN
Massachusetts. 3225,53425; and In Penn
sylvania $44.106.l0. This does not IN
clude real estate holdings.
The appraisers placed value OF more
than $500. 900 on paintings in the New
York homo. which were hequeathed ="
the people Of New York City. Other OBJ
jeCts Of art in the home ar" valued at
$2.500.000. whiie furnishings exclusive
OF the deceased personal furnitur" IS
worth sl.ToO, 900, the appraisers report
showpd
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-06-19
ASCENT GAS RATE FOR THE ". VA.
PAN HANDLE AND EASTERN OHIO COMING

prompt tho move. Mr.. Quay said.
In the East Liverpool district IN"
present prc" Of gas is 81 cents per
thousand cubic feet with tW" cch'
discount for prompt payment.
Tho rrnnnscd increase will affect
natural gas consumers in R"nwood.
McMc, hon. Glendale. Moundsviilc, War
wood. WrGlshurg. Newell chester. New
Cumberland. WcirtOn and other west
Virginia towns. az well Rs holalre'
Martins Ferry. bridgeport. St"uhenvillc'
East Liverpool Wcllsviilc and many
other Eastern Ohio communities.
The Wheeling dnmcStic natural gas
rate Was recently boosted by the Nat
uraI Gas company Of West Virginia
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-06-19

Special TO The 1ntclliGenccr.
EAST LIVERPOOL. o., June I'LL.
\ QUAY. general manager of IN" Manu-
facturcrS' Light and Heat company. an
nounr"d hero tonight that he MnuIh
apply Monday Ia thr state utilities
commission Of chi" and the public
service commissions of West Virginia
and Pennsylvania for permission ~ IN
crease domestic gas rates IN IN" three
states to ~ cents per Thousand CUBIC
feet loss Two cents for prompt paymcn''
Tho present rat" is ~ cents "r .; cents
not II granted the new rate Will he
com" effective with August hills. lilGh
est If labor. equipment and driiilnS.
together with tho necessity OF cons"r' :
ing III, dwlndlInc supply Of natural gas
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-06-19
Evansville Police Chief
Sentenced for Running
Liquor From Kentucky

IEpIANAPOLIS. Ind. June 1S.-hd-
gar Schmtt. CHIEF Of tho Evansvilic po-
lice department. was sentenced 10 TWO
wears in federal prison at Atlanta ana
fined $1,000 by Judge Anderson. IN
United States district court to-day.
Schmitt along with IS others cine.
irry on a charge Of conspiracy 10 vto-
ieto the Feed amendment al Evansville
Tho sentences and fines imposed on
the other defendants ranged from one
day without costs 10 six months ann
fines IN To $1,000. The defendants II
was alleged carried liquor from h"nG"r-
con Ky 10 Evansville under complete
projection Of tn" Evansville police ds-
Iarlmcnt.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-06-19
STATE TROOPS AGAIN
ORDERED TO DULUTH

ST. PAUL. MINI, Ju1S ls-10Eh4
q farther outbreak SAkurdsy Mas g
Duluth where three AAE1oO1 N0N
lynchsd Tuesday night, offisad9 49,
appealed TO Governor 1urAeU0
night TO ssnd troops 10 pA0os -
streets. Fourteen negroes are StW -
Jail and threats havs bsS1 1Aee
ayainst them IL - said.
The Eovsraor immediately cr1seS4
r battery and machine Eu1 dseaenA
ment to proceed to DulUth - o0e0s
ana they Win arrive Early te-Aoz{oW,,
fos s5s Gff1ef Magic over the long d..ane.
telephone told Adjt. Gen. RhinoE herr
that he had received reports ~
organized attempt would be made
day night to storm the st. Louis
jail in An effort to lynch the -
being held In connection with
legged assault upon the 1f-year-eid
girl at Duluth on Monday.
VIII Shoot 20 Kin.
DULUTH. Mimi, June lS:-M
that troops and officials will "sf
kill should any attempt be m.
storm tho St. Louis county tai
tomorrow night was issued by
Maxee and other officials here tor
I'VE have been Informed" sal
sheriff.. that their is 2 pian. q
i wish to warn every one that I &n|
uphold law and order to the last ex.
treme. The jai1 will be surrounded With
troops. who VIII resist with nachthn
guns any attempts 20 release the ~
negroes now held there.
Sheriff Magic said he takes stock N
the report 10 the effect that he Will
draw a line about thee jail and order
shot any one who attempts to cross the
line.
Since the three negroes were lynched
here Tuesday night Duluth has been
comparatively quiet and troops sent here
from st. Paul were Withdrawn. Z
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-06-19
srRoNa-ARM JUROR
GETS JAIL SENTENCE

CHICAGO. Jun" lS.-Samu"l Hades-
man. Wholesale grocer. was sentenced -"
day to six months in jail for contemp!
Of court after n admitted intimidat-
ing follow jurors IN murder trial ov
telling them he was a rriZ" ghht"r.
The jury disagreed and investigation
la,cr nv the state indicated that Fadcs-
man had refused 10 concur with the
other eleven who favored conviction
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-06-19
LEAVES Sill, 900 TO REFUGE

NH"EILI To INC IHICIIIStNCCT,
KEYSER. ". Va. June lS.-JustiGc
James r. Doyle. who died Saturday. by
his will leaves Si1. 900 to the Star OF
Hope child Refuge AT Burlington. this
county. Justice Doyle was an "nthusl-
astic member nf the Independent Order
of Odd Fellows. He was a widOwcr.
OF his cstat" ne gave $3.50 to relatives
ana the remainder 10 the Child Refuge.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-06-19
HOUSEKEEPER AND CHAUFFEUR
NOT HELD IN E[[WE[L CASE
kuykendaN Breaks
From Democracy
rinl 10 Tho IntclliEenrcr.

Special Ia The IntclliEenccr.
EOMNr.Y. W Va. juno lS--Th"
placnig If tho name Of J. Sloan kuyk-
cndall CC Romney. on the R"puDhcah
ticket Of Hampshire county for prose
cutting attorney. AT his own request,
caused surprise. As Mr.. Kuyk"ndall had
always been Democrat and - = mem
Der .rr the. present House of Delegates
He was detected for tn" democratic
nomination for prosecuting attorney IN
tho recent primary by robert White.
incumbent. Other Republican nominees
aa ynlcr,cd nv tho executive Commlttc
are. House Of delegates. t. W; Rogers
Augusta: clerk of N" circuit r"u .ro
Charles y. Icy. Paw Paw; Csrk OF Inc
county court. W. + Eannrlls. FONTS:
assessor. J. $. Taylor. R"muey; sheriff
r +. powncn, Romney; county commits
sloncr, long term. W. \. Sntlc ,rI,,,ar
uncxnjrcd term. J Frank BayliSs, le!-
low Springs: county surveyor. J. NJ on
Cutt. Augusta.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-06-19
JOHNSON REFUSES TO
DISCUSS NOMINATION

CHICAGO. June. Is senator Hiram
johnson. accompanied by Mrs. Johnson.
arrived In Chicago. today from Washing
ton "uruute To- California. II" refused TO
make Stairmrnt on the political sItuL-
ton.
4 have cl"nrSi my mind II politics
completely" he said. L have nothing
ut all t. say. | am going - my HON"
in California; 81. on = n. porch and look
down into tho bay. Mnyh" after have
sat there 4 while ! VIII make stale
ment."
Mr. and Mrs Johnson will depart
Sunday night
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-06-19
DRY AND PROFlTEER
PLANKS BY BRYAN

FARGO. y H.. June lN.--"Nu wet
governor from New Jersey Will ever he
tn" Democratic Candidptr Tor president"
declared William Jennings Bryan speak
i'm ~ Flrg" under tn" auspices of n
local lrclur" ASSOCIATION. Mr. Bryan by
maine ais" singled out Governor Cox. OF
ohio. and Senator H!tchcoCk. Of Nchras-
hi AZ vets.
Mr. Bryan declared he was taking a
dry plahli and prison term for prof.
ltc"rS" plank to IN" San Francisco con-
y'ntinn.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-06-19
WIFE OF CONVICT u
| to The InteIliRenccr.

Special to The Inteiligenccr.
EAST LIVERPOOL, o.. JUNE lS.--
Mrs. Grace ElwclI today at Lisbon wac
granted a divorce from Harry Elweli.
who IL serving G two-year sentence In.
tho West Virginia penitentiary a
Moundsvillc. for larceny Of pottery ware
from the Taylor. Smith and TaylO1
Pottery company Of Chester. W. Va. -.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-06-19
INJURED IN EXPLOSION

Rpecial 70 Tho Intelligence.
CIIFarER W Va June iS-Archie
palrvrple. -. son Of ex-Mayor w. q.
Nalrvrrpla ~ chester. - suffering from
burns about me face and had TOM gh'.
due 70 Sas explosion AZ his home.
cav irrIt,nE from, m rrou l"t - 60.
tie DANES cnYelop,n6 DalrS1npls.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-06-19
BERLIN HEARS
POLES BEATEN
development Of the Polish
Army By Reds Asserted
From German Capital

BERLIN, June ia Breslau de-
spatch to the Taegnsche Rundschan
reports q Polish coIn1nunique signed
by General PilsudsHt. a. announcing
ana tho snVelopmAnt Of the Fonkns
army BY the Bolshevitd.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-06-19
THE WEATHER,

WASHINGTON, juno lB.-ForecaEt:
weBt VirRinia-Enir Saturday and
Sunday; moderate temperature.
oho-Fair Saturday and Sunday
moderate temperature.
wsptern Psnnsyivania--Tair saturday
and Sunday moderate Temperature.