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Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-10-12

on first ana second, by virtue Of their
singles. Mitchell who relieved Grimes
earlier in the game, was the next bat
ter. He drove terrific liner to Wamby
and the play was made as the picture
shows.
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STINTS STATE,
BUT NOT SELF,
DAVIS CHARGES
Democratic Nominee for
Prosecutor Exposes New
Tricks of G.. O. p. Official.
STRESSES LEPPERT, CASE

Addressing a meeting at Morris and
West streets last night. Paul G. Davis,
Democratic nominee for the office Of
prosecuting attorney of Marion County,
emphasized his assertions that unpala
balance OF $500 upon judgments against
Lorenz Leppert upon forfeited blind tiger
bonds could be collected if the Repub-
tican prosecutor would go after it.
Mr.. Davis charged that the Republican
prosecutor has endeavored to compromise
certain forfeited bond cases upon a 30
per cent basis for the State and at the
same time getting a 100 per cent fee for
himself
Mr.. Davis's speech follows:
l have repeatedly charged that the I'M
paid balance Of $500 upon the jhdg-
ments against Lorenz Leppert In favor
OF the State upon forfeited blind tiger
bonds for $2,0oe which The Republican
prosecuting attorney, without the sem
blance Of legal authority, has attempted
to compromise end satisfy OF record for
$500, can be collected If the prosecutor
VIII order execution upon these judy
ments.
have. a number of times. pointed out
that the unpaid balance upon these iudg-
nents is a first lien upon the real estate
located at the corner of Harding and
Washington streets, which Is appraised
for taxation at $1374O, and the Repub-
Ican prosecutor has for some reason,
known only TO himself. declined TO take
the necessary steps TO place this sum
Of money In the public funds.
IN answer TO my charges he has said
that he was given the authority to com.
promise these judgments against Lep
pert, the man twice convicted Of oper-
sting blind tiger, by the state Board
OF Accounts, hu: I have seen no such
statement from Mr.. Eschbach, the head
OF the State Board of Accounts, and |
assert that no such statement will he
-
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1920-01-20
COLUMBUS MAN MAY
SPEAK WEDNESDAY

Difficulty is being encountered by
the business committee of the Cham
ber Of Commerce this week in OBJ
tanning an out-of4town SPEAKER for
the Wednesday luncheon, but todays
report assures the association that
most probably the luncheon will be
addressed by one of the leading bust
ness men of Columbus.
This weeks meeting is in charge
of the business committee, of which
S. M. Woolson is chairman. Other
details Of the program have been ar
ranged and will be of vital concern to
the public.
The dinner will be served by the
ladies of the Congregational church.
Mrs. Frank Il. Young is chairman Of
the luncheon committee.
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MORE DOGS ARE
SHOT BY POLICE

Five dogs. supposedly mad, were
shot over the weekend by Chief of
Police Parker and his officers.
In each case, the dogs were care
fully examined by the police and an
investigation made of the complaints
as to their suspicious actions, and
as to the certainty of their being
seen with dogs which had rabies.
One case was reported Saturday
night at IA Marion street, one Sun.
day at 906 West High street, and
three Monday morning, one at the
Fourth ward school, one at Norton
street, and one at 109 Mulberry
street.
"In every case" said the chief this
morning, "the dogs were acting
queerly and were putting the neigh
borhood where they were in a state
of fear and apprehension. There are
many more stray dogs about the city
which we have not yet been able to
locate, but will get in the next few
days"
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POWERFUL SERMON
I BY THE EVANGELIST
(By Rev. j. A. Long)


Sunday evening. Evangelist Clarke
spoke from that searching proclama-
ton of the hill-country prophet, pre-
pare to meet thy God" Song Leader
Cassiy sang "Where Is My Wander
ing Boy Tonight"
The evangelist said in part: Most
folks recognize that there is God
q Creator. He was first great ere.
ator, then great law-giver and also
a great father. He who denies God
as creator must meet an outraged
creator. He whol violates His laws
of life must meet an outraged law
giver. He who rejects Christ as his
Saviour must meet an outraged Faith
er.
"In the call to prepare 1t is evil
dent that there is something to do.
In the wedding supper, where each
guest is provided with robe and
one dares reject the proffered robe,
trusting rather his own garment OF
life, and is cast forth, Is an inspired
picture of what God in Christ Jesus
demands of us. God has sent His on
ly begotten Son to be our Saviour,
and there is no other name in which
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1920-01-20
MOUNTS WIN FROM
THE BUCYRUS TEAM

The Mounts won a great game of
basketball Saturday night against
Bucyrus by the score of "a to 21.
This game eliminated Bucyrus, for
the time being, from the race for
first place in the Inter-City league.
The Mounts are now neck and neck
with Mansfield for the honor, and the
game here Wednesday evening will
the league.
The Mounts are surely doing them
selves up wonderfully this year, and
beyond the shadow of a doubt will be
the pennant winners in the league.
The dust will fly high Wednesday
evening. Both teams will let loose at
the first crack Of the pistol with all
the stuff they have in fight and speed.
The Mounts will make wonderful his
tory for their city Wednesday even
ing. 1t will be wonderful to watch
them do it.
The next big fight comes on the
evening of January 80, when the
Cheyenne Indians appear here for
their big game. This travelling ag-
gregation is considered one of the
best basketball teams in the whole
country and the game here with the
champions of the Inter-City league
will be the sensation of the season.
The lineup of the game was as fol-
lows:
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SIMON T. DUDGEON
DIES AT GAMBLER

GAMBLER, jan 10 Simon T..
Dudgeon, aged So years, died at G:55
o'clock last evening at his home here
after four weeks illness of diabetes.
He is survived by his wife and one
sister, Mrs. Solomon Horn, of this
place.
Funeral services will be held at
1.45 o'clock Tuesday at the Union
Grove church, and burial will be
made in Union Grove cemetery.
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Bucyrus
H.-Y MEMBERS TO
HOLD A MEETING

Hi-Y boys will hold their third
meeting tomorrow evening in the Y
M. c. A. The supper will commence
promptly at six o'clock and every lad
is urged to be there on time.
Rev. S. ]. Clelland of the Baptist
church will address the boys upon
the subject of "The Siamese Twins"
Rev. Cleeland's address is bound to
be full of interest to every Hi Y
member
Important business will be trans
acted and little time will be given,
as usual, to open forum discussion by
the boys.
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FREDERICK DIAL
CALLED BY DEATH

Frederick Dial, of Marion street,
died Saturday evening at local hos
pital after six weeks illness of COM
plications of diseases. The deceased
was 30 years Of age and is survived
by his wife, two sons, Paul Dial, of
this city, Claire j. Dial of Akron, and
one daughter, Mrs. Ruth Vanata Of
this city.
Funeral services at / o'clock Tues
day at Miller and O'Bryan's chapel
with Rev. l.. w. Mulhane officiating.
Burial will be made in Mound View
cemetery.
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THE BUCKEYE
STATE BUILDING AND LOAN co.
is REGARDED FAvoRAeLN BY
ITS THOUSANDS OF CUSTOM
ERs

1. For it is safe, it deals fairly and
it acts promptly.
3. Safe because its loans are care
fully made on good homes and
farms only. Its appraisers are
competent.
3. Fair because it pays fair interest
on deposits and charges fair rates
on loans.
(. Prompt in all things. Fromptness
is always appreciated.
). It's per cent certificates of de-
posit are ideal investments. In
terest checks are mailed semi
annually.
6. Convenient locatiors Rankin build
ini, 90 West Gay street, Colum'
Luz, Q.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1920-01-20
Y. CONFERENCE GOES
OVER UNTIL later

The lintef,city conference of Y. M.
G. 4. workers which was to have
been held here today, has been post
pone1 fer at least two weeks.
Wcrd reached here Saturday after.
noon that several representatives
could net attend Monday, owing to
new work that could not be avoided
The date of the convening Of the con-
ference will be announced later.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1920-01-20
we must be saved"

we muSt De saved.
Services tonight at 80. Sermon
subject: THE Seven Devils of Mt.
Vernon
Shop meeting Tuesday noon at the
c. & G. Cooper Co.
Cottage prayer meetings Tuesday
at o'clock at the following homes:
Mrs. Russell Weiss, 1O7 West Bur-
CESS street; Mrs. Rogers, 8 Wooster
avenue; Mrs. Sharpnack, West Gam
bier; Mrs. Fred Jacobs, 720 East
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1920-01-20
ENTERS HOSPITAL

Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Schroeder of
Fredericktown went to Columbus on
Monday, where Mrs, Schroeder wiz
undergo an operation at Mt. Carmel
hospital.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1920-01-20
SHERIFF EXPECTED
HOME ON TUESDAY

Sheriff Walter B. Mosholder is ex-
pected tome tomorroY with Leroy
Brown. wanted in this city on
charge of burglarizing the Knox
County club, South Main street.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1920-01-20
TAKE POSITIONS

Messrs. John and Myers Alderman
will go to Akron this week, where
they will be employed by the Fire
stone Rubber company.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1920-01-20
SLED IS STOLEN;
GUILTY PARTY KNOWN

Juvenile Officer Purcell stated
Monday morning that small sled
was stolen Saturday evening from
in front of the G. r. Baker drug
store. The juvenile officer states the
guilty party is know and If the sled
is not returned to hom OF once an af-
fidavit will be filed in juvenile court.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1920-01-20
THE GRAY FUNERAL
OCCURS ON MONDAY

The funeral servides for Wilson
Gray, who died at Mt. Carmel hos
pital, Columbus, Friday evening,
were held at the home, 300 North
GAY street. at 2:3O o'clock Monday
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1920-01-20

afternoon. Rev. w. H. Shields, pas
tor of the Presbyterian church, Of
ficiated. The remains will be taken
to Toledo, Tuesday morning, for bur-
ial.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1920-01-20

Almost a million innocent children
robbed of their birthright! Ever since
their prattling baby days they have
known only War. Peace to them is an
utter stranger
Think of the long dreary days, with
the hunger pangs ever gnawing at their
little vitals. Think of the rags and the
dirt, of the sickness and the suffering
and the heartaches of nayriads of little
tots "out On their own" in world gone
mad .
Here is situation where race, creed,
notwithstanding counts except hui
manity. Those nlultitudes Of Jewish
children in Eastern Europe must have
food. They must have clothing. They
must have decent place to live.
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Executor Appointed

EXECUTOR Appointed
Thomas Lemasters has been ap-
pointed executor of Orril d. W. Le-
Masters, no bond being required APP
plication to fix the inheritance tax
has also been filed in the probate
court of Knox county.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1920-01-20

Vine; Mrs. Milan Watkins, Columbus
road.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1920-01-20
Motion Filed

Motion Filed
In the estate of Anna Thatcher, a
motion to make the exceptions to the
final account definite and certain has
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1920-01-20
ShiriH's Sale

Shiriff's Sale
In the partition case of Eleanor
Hubbard VS.. Edward Eugene Hub
bard, property on South Main street,
occupied by the Mckay barber shop,
was sold at sheriff's sale Saturday af-
ternoon to Helen Hogue McFeely,
Marie M. Dyer and Lottie l.. Johnson
for $780,
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1920-01-20

Guardian Appointed
Hattie M. Robert has been appoint
cd guardian of Clyde Milton Roberts
ct al, giving bond in the sum of 5000,
with surety, in bonding company.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1920-01-20
Appointment Made

Appointment Made
Frank M. Davis and Lena M.
Schnebly have been appointed exc.
cutors of Abigail Davis, giving bond
in the sum Of $500, with George r.
Davis and Annie e. Davis as sure.
ties.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1920-01-20
Real Estate Transfers.

hS~s 6otutC
New Knox National Bank to Nor
man L. Daney, parcel in city, 81.
Nylla l.. Ward to John A. Style,
parcel in Mt. Vernon, $500.
M. G. Clawson to Myrtle Brown,
parcel in Berlin, 81.
Soloman e.. Turney to Charles M.
Baltzell, parcel in Liberty, 81.
Virgil l. Clawson to Maggie Claw
son, parcel in Fredericktown, 81.
Harry S. Weaver to Melvin w.
Stadler in Academia, $1,700.
Louis Jacquet to James A. Flynn,
parcel in Clinton, $26250.
Army Discharges
The following Knox county soldiers
nave filed their discharge papers for
record in the Office of the Knox coun.
ty recorder: Harry E. Hardin and
Lloyed F. Christopher.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1920-01-20
HOW MUCH is A CHILD WORTH?

Turn for moment, if you will, from your own cozy
family circle those 100000 starving, ragged helpless
Jewish children in Eastern Europe You'll have stretch
your imagination to the breaking point-and then
you will not exaggerate the GRIM terrible facts.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1920-01-20

been filed in the probate court of
Knox county by Robert l.. Carr, az
torney for Thomas Thatcher.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1920-01-20
Application Filed

Application Filed
In the estate of Howard F. Kinney
application has been made in probate
court to sell desperate claims. The
matter has been set down for hear
ing on February II, at 9 a. m.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1920-01-20
Judge Blair Goes To Cleve-
land Monday To Hold Ses-
sions OF Court
JUDGE WILKINS CAN
HEAR INJUNCTIONS
Demurrer Is Filed In Common
Pleas Court; Sheriff's
Sale Saturday

Knox county will be without COM
mon pleas judge for the next two
weeks.
Judge p. b. Blair left Monday
morning for Cleveland where he will
conduct common pleas court in Guy.
ahoga county for the next two weeks
Cases, wherein injunctions are de-
manded and required, will be heard
by Judge Wilkins of the probate
court during the absence of Judge
Blair.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1920-01-20
Marriage Licenses

Marriage Licenses
Earl Walter Smith, machinist, and
Ada Airline Ridenour, both Of Mt.
Vernon. Rev. J. A. Long.
Lester Leon McGugin, operator,
and Isabelle Fannie Fuller, both of
Mt. Vernon. Rev. j. A. Long.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1920-01-20
Appraisement Confirmed

In the case of r. r. Thompson VS..
Granville Thompson, an appraise-
ment has been confirmed by the COM
mon pleas court and public sale or
dered.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1920-01-20
Demurrer is Filed

In the case of Charles II. Wiltsie
VS.. Philip Johnson ct al, demurrer
has been filed in the court of COM
mon pleas of Knox county. The de.
murrer says that te phetition does
not state facts sufficient to enttle the
plaintiff to the relief prayed for in
the petition. William NJ. Koons is
the attorney for the plaintiff.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1920-01-20

And they must have little of the
care and loving kindness that 10 the
birthright of every child born into the
world-of the child of your heart and
Of these numberless Jewish children!
The first consideration of American
Jewry is to care for the untended, un-
fed, unclothed = and Nnloved - off
spring of the race across the sea. But
it is the first consideration not only of
Jewry, but of America as whole. The
S35,000,00O that the American Jewish
Relief Committee needs from the
United States this year will go primarily
to save the Jewish childhood abroad.
Shall it ever be said that for few
paltry dollars host Of little children
were allowed to perish?
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DisRguring Growths OF \
Hair Entirely Remover
tu.v N.thod usmovss BOOTS aaA AJlAi

Ir you nro afflicted with a EroMhS %
supcrf!ous hair. go TO your drugGtn ~
once, go, a stick 81 phelactine. loli0w
tho simpIo inEtruCtionH-and nave dnS
plcasHntrst surprise OF your mo WEn
come out roots and ali--quicky. easily.
leaving your skin rs smooth ana hAiT-
lcsS ns "A bhbc's. ~
pholactine Is not 10 be compared WIN
he usual depllH"ry or electrical
"dnrless non-irritnting. and 30 harmless
"A child could safely ent II.
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Rpvup yraa owe upr =
NJ "BOGuTH" ROwsp Avn
~ uARSHTr vTHH own.
uOWARn uaaIETT
ops 81 ms LHtg.st Attendance In tn"
History Of 0ouutrV Club WltnsHz
IN. Contest

Tho daubln hsrdi.rp IRh"v l'aT Colt
lourrsnNp' completed y""l"rh0f nI'"'
nocr on The uul,4 ~ ~" Nh""linE
Country club proved 80 h" m" ~ 'h"
rnst intrr"sifng AND also on" ~ ~.
most largely attended matches "'"r
held At the club md will g0 down ~
history AZ real f~atur" IN E"It
TWO tliEhlS Ncr, played. ~" NrSi Tor
the Labor bay EtlE'r loving cup ana
the second for Tho Labor l'7y rophi
prize In tho mrs, match Howard ftaH-
iett won over h.s son. ~. { tiaZlett.
up and 10 GO and In the second "
f. Rovnd won Over his "on u VI.
Robbie Rowud , up and to Ep
The weather was ideal for IA" n'A'ch
and the links wer,. fast and IN splendid
condition The TWO flight scores play
ed wcr" as follows.
FIRST flight; rirst Round
" e. Bates defeated Earl l. Mann.
> 40
Thomas B,ttt,r d,f".,l"d f. II Metz
nsr by default
Dr HulIard drfen,rd FRANK Armbrus
ter up and 1" -"
u & ilnhlrir defeated = l'Huh BY
= AlE,o d,toorcd {, " Mrra"'r
by defaul,
) II. Lo,n defeated & M''""" -
datsuit
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kef az Aud 0" -"
Hsonna hound Fi'at riisht
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MEETING hnlr luulrl"h upon az "t'""
rn.ui wlIh IL" 'uI'lUY'In - l"hR -"
lI,, rnv,,uInrnl DIXON not in'"i''I" 10
ur,r,,m,nI hnu 40 y"I ho"n I""' h"d
t"u,,m h-,.i Industry
IL II,. inunuIluI" v"tt"Ir -" ~ pc"
r,nrI,u ~ virtually MI m"l"l "fl"h.
Ii,hmruIu IN Ilnly Empl"YUrr ~" TIlII
t,I,,llnr ,Inlur frruu "mpI"y"" ihi
InrI rocE'r wngor which ""r" I"fuH"d
hrrnuro me wuikorH w"r" In pOEr"H
rinu ~ III" rhupr Hlrlk"rr ~ Turin.
tho dirpni,h pnyu, hhN" announced
that II liuups are ur"d In mn attempt
10 drive them out ~ fa"lnriCF ihrY VIII
WRECK all machinery.
Italian metal w0rlrrn. FnyF dis.
patch 10 tho Herald. organ OF labor.
have decided that all factories which
deny them necessary materials Will be
occupied Tho dispatch quotes tn"
Rome newspaper hvanti M saying II
the government intcrfrrcs general
strike v III follow.
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GUNS OBTAINED IN
SINN FEIN RAIDS

London ESpi kumsr"uE Mum
Tclu rnidr f"r tho purr"H~ ~ nsiNluK
% rTnr In NnTi"ur parts - Ireland huT
Ing tho w"sh "nh WEI" rsp'r'"h today
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dIHEIired az h"ldlsrS tHldod tho polio"
h,rrackr ovoTpoW~Tsd ~" Funr1N nnd
cscapcd with Il lhrg" quantity ~ flfl"H
and ammunition Tho EuHrh- w"r"
ma rchad !" tho church whore IN" '"
maind~r 81 the EarriaOn wnr attending
uerylrc- They were locked Nv whl"
tho harrnckE werc burned
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PUTTING lip ED" MOORE To SAVE
THE FACE Of THE DEMOCRACY
ny MARX HULLIvAH
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III, ra.p,ng. "rs"Rl'"G i''l'"G /" tho
,h,nni |, 10 made 81 tho p","'r. h''h
o., aud hnc,r ingredients I" b" had. 60"
,o,n. no opint.s OF Other harmful drugs.
and coat. twice a. much I" mako a'
any limitation al H.
Every Usor . Friend
NY I'M. hoy hsd . s"v.'. s,'"'L 81 ''n"r
,d 4 bon.,iIy bsh.v. he would have 'h'.d u II
L.d mol h..n loI Tol.ys IiOnsy aud la 40
do..s r.h.v.d hun aud he wen, !" ,l"'P ""h
-ss troubled n1 more. hi'. W ". Ih"'"'""'
1871 w. lOth 81. Linls Re'b. Nh.
4 an In nv siah'y s-,-n,h y""' srd -s'
Troubled With hcLIns IN nv ih'oa'. s""'''
clad 10 tell you that Foley ii"".y s"d '"' hes
,,oppsd that. Geo. T.. Kendall. DsI'"". Nov.
Foley's Honey and Tar Is recon-
mendsd Tor coughs. colds. hosr'onc''.
tcklins OF the throat. Hpaamodie Group;
whoopine cough, Ia grippe and bronchial
coughs.
SOLD GvERTwHEEE
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-07

Making ru.iS Of paper isn't ne" N0te-
pa per hns long been ufrh IN ia" making
81 dIvor," ruIlS Baltimore sun
I"rhnp. Senator Harding VIII now
"uir "u' Tor equal suffrage. How
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-07

Osaka. tho second larR.at city In
Japan. II becoming Fr~ht commerc,h
metropolis Bank buildings and huHl-
moss houses Of stone. concrete and mar
bio have hrrn erected Rlonk tho busy
,horoughrares. and an elevated road 10
soon to BIO bullt-E1Chango
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-07

London Sop' & All Hpcclnl di"
patched from Italy today cmphaHizcd
tho R0l8hrvIk character Of tho factory
ErI7urcR there.
The Red guards" which have been
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-07

,v',. -" ~" "ih"' h""h "" WsI
h.vs Lo",L hi" .n,nH'"'"' iri"'"i shHhk
~ v"''' y" '""'"'" inHy
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-07

my wan nAvINGH FThMrsA-.