davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-12-08
Z A~merykanskiej Rady
R~atunkowej.
ODEZWA DO AMERYKAN-
SPOLECZENSTWA.

Washington, D. G.
Try i pol miliona dzieci w Srod-
kowej'i wschodniej Europe mo-
re uchronit Cd katastrofy jedy-
ME tylko pomoc Ameryki. Przez
szereg miesiecy tie najnieszczeSli-
wsze ofiary wojny &owczas tyl-
ko dopuszczane byfy do amery-
kanskich STACEY zywnosciowych,
gdy i'm juz zagraza}a Smierc W O.
czy wowczas tylko otrzymywafy
amerykahska pomoc l~ekarska,
gdy juz koniecznoSt wymagaia
ratowania ich cd niechybnej
smierci z powodu chorob.
Jedno DAME ciep}ej atrawy
dziennie, k~osztuj9ce tylko 5 GEN.
tGw amerykanskich, uratowa&o
tysiace zyc ludzkich. =
lima sic zbliza. Pieniadze vie
III narodow So bezwartosciowe
poza granicami ich pailstw, Opla-
kane warunki ekonomiczne i z}c
zbiory z~apowiadaja g}od, ktory
jest zrodlem roznych zarazliwych
chorob, przez ca}y GAS az do ma
stepnych zbior6w. Bee watpienia
- bczradna dziatwa cierpiec be-
die najwiecej. Zadne dziecko ME
moze sic rozwijat normalnie. pod
wzgledcm fizycznym i umys}o--
wynn, jezeli bedzie odzywiane po-
drobionymi artykuiami zywnoSclo
wynn, ktorymi zadowolit sic mu-
sza miliony doros}ych podczas
tel zimy. Widocznem Jest przeto,
re ratunek moze przyjSc tylko Z
zewnatrz.
Ameryka uratowaIa 6,OOO,OOO
dzieci W Europe podczas pred
ostatniej zimy. Pewne polepsze-
nic sic warunk6w zmniejszyio Ii
czbe te blisko do potowy. Ame-
ryka must obecnic zadccydowac,
czy tie 100000 dzicci, poczawSzy
Cd stycznia, zaczna bye wyrzu--
cane Z owych 1900 ochronek,
szpital6w, klinik i STACEY lywno-
Sciowych, zaleznych ~zupcinic Cd
amcrykahskiego poparcia. Bee
poparcia Amcryki MONA oczeki-
wac tragedy, jakicj jcszczc hi
storya mic zanotowala, a ofiara-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-12-08
ZKAZIMIERZOWA.

Koiko Dramatyczne ,,Orzei
Bia}y" odbedzic p~rzedroczne pc;
siedzenic w czwartek 9go BIN. W
sail zwyklych posiedzeh, wszyscy
c~zlonkowie i czlonkinie K6fka So
obowi9zani stawit sic ma to posie-
dzenie; poniewaz many wiele wa
znych spraw do za}atwienia, oraz
many obrac nova administracye
ma rok 1921. Wyzej wymienione
Kolko urzadza Wieczorek Roz--
maitoSci, poiaczony z zabawa 26.
BIN. W sail Pu}askiego. w pro-
gram Wieczorku bedzie wchodzit
piekna komedya pit. ,,Bartek pod
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-12-08
SPRAWY =
MACIERZY POLSKIEJ

X, Kapelan przyjai przysisge cd
rowych ~czionkin, a p6zniej row.
niez cd nowo obranych urzedni-
GEEK.
Prezeska wybrano pania Karo-
line Wolek, ktora jest rowniei
organizatorke Oddziaiu. Vice
,prezeska PAM NJ. Anio4; sekr.
prot. Klotylda Pacocha; sekr.
fin, PAM X. Krozel; kasyerka
PAM X. Derengowska; radne: R.
Suwanska, Fr. Break i A. Bre-
jak; marszaSkinie, Stefania Szczaf
Ia i Marya Wozniak.
Do zebranych przemowii X.
G6Tski zachecajac do energicznej
piracy, azeby Oddziai ltczyl przy-
najmniej sto czfonkih.
Prezes Generality podziekowaf
X. Gorskiemu "a przybycie ma
irstalacye oraz organizatorce pa
nj Woiek. poczem wszyscy usie-
dli do stolow i PREY kawie mile
zakohczono instalacye te, a potem
udano sic do sail parafialnej ma
bazar.
Nastepne posiedzenie, ma kto-
rem NIGGA sic zapisac move czaon
kinie, odbedzie sic w przyszia mic
dziele, dnia 1890 grudnia o go
dzinie 2ej popoludniu W sail pa
rafialnej.
Macierz Polska przez nastepne
diva miesiace dale Wstepnc
Wolne a w dodatku $500 "a kaz-
diego nowego czionka hub czlor =
kinie.
Kazdy Macierzysta i kazda Ma
.cierzystka powinni ma GWIAZD-
NE zapisaG przynajmniej jednego
nowego czIonka hub czfonkinie.
Przcz to zrobia miiy prezent Ma
Clergy Polskiej a ola siebie iatwo
zarobia Pc 500.
Aplikacye, konstytucye / wszel
kie informacye MONA dostac w
biurze Macierzy Polskiej kazdc-
go czasu.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-12-08

mi beda CT, ktorzy zadnej why
ME ponosza.
Nizej PodPisane organizacye,
prowadzace prace ratunkow9
wSrod wszyStkich ras i narodow,
.godza sic ma tym punkcie, &c
pctrzeba ratowania tych dzieci
powinna bye uwzgledniona pred
wszelka lima praca ratunkowa Ia
graniczna, dopoki sytuacya ME
zmicni sic ma lepsze. Jest to spra-
wa, ME majaca mic wspolnego Z
polityka, czy religia. Niebezpie--
czehstwo bedzie mogfo bye zaze-
gnane, jezeli zbierzemy %, 900
dol. ma zywnosc ola dzieci i 49,
0O0,O 600 dol. ma obsiuge lekarska i
zopasy medyczne. zapasy te'mu-
sza bye zupeinym darem z naszej
strony. A znow do kazdego anne
~rykahskiego dolara, przeznaczo--
fego ma zywienie dzieci, ready i
spoieczeistwo europejskie, kt6-
rym bedzie udzielona pomoc, do
lcza diva dolary ME W gotowce
CO prawda, ale W formie transpor.
tacyi, piracy, pomocy biurowej !
takich artykufow zywnoSciowych,
jake bedzie MONA zdobyc W da-
nych okregach,
. Dotychczas Ameryka wykazy-
wala czynami swa w~ielkodusz-
nose. Nigdy jcdnak mic miaia tax
wielkiego i naglacego wezwania
jak w obecnej chwili. A ME trze-
la zapominac rowniez i o ten,
re przywrocenie normalnych wa
runk6w W Swiecic i pozyskanie
dobrej wolf tych narodow, z kt6-
rymi iyc musimy we wzajemneJ
wSp6izaleznoSci, ley w naszym
iiteresie. Datki nalezy odawac.
lokalnym komitetom, ktore So O.
becnie organizowane celem pre-
prowadzenia ogolno narodowej
kampanii sktadkowej, lub tcz
p~rzesyiac do: Franklin X. Lane,
Treasurer Guaranty Trust Co.,
New York City.
EUOPEAN RELIEF COUNCIL
Herbert Hoover, Chairman,
Franklin X. Lane, Treasurer.
American Relief Administration,
by Edgar Richard, Director
American Rcd Cross, by Livings-
ton Farrand. Chairman.
American Friends Service Com
mittec (Quakcrs), by Rufus NJ.
Jones Chairman.
Jewish Joint Distribution Com
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-12-08

mittee, by Felix Warburg. az
Federal Council of Church OF
Christ in America, by Arthur
]. Brown.
Knights OF Columbus, by James
A.. Flaherty, Supreme Knight,
Y. NJ. c. A. by c. V. Hibbard.
international Committee.
Y. w. c. A. by Miss Sarah S.
Lyon.
National Board.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-12-08
Jak Odzywiac
Oslabione Nerwy

Ciala twego siIa ! energia zaiezy "
zupeinosci Cd dobrej. zdrowej krWi -
takiej, jaka o~rganiczne zelazo - Nuxa-
ted Iron dale. Nuxated Iron jest jak ze-
lazo W twojej krwi | jak zelazo " szpi
naku. soczewicy 1 W jabikach. gdy tym-
czasem metaliczne zeIazo jest takiem
iakie pochodzi z silnych kwas6w. Nu-
xated Iron ME szkodzi, zebom anil 20
~Iadkowt: jest zupefnie odmlennem Cd
zwyklego metalicznego zelaza. Nuxa-
ted Iron dale bogata, czerwona Know
wzmacnia znuzone nerwy. | dale SHE
energie. Uzywaja go 4,ooO,oo ludzi 'ro-
cznie. Me bierz substytutow. Zadaj "a
wsze prawdziwcgo orgsnicznego leila
"a - Nuxated Iron. Patrz czy ma ia
bletkach So ,litery N. l. Sprzedawane
W aptekach.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-12-08
Re SPRAW MACIERZY POL
sKIEJ.
Instalacya nowego Oddziaiu w
par. Sw. Szczepana W Chicago.

" niedziele pc poiudniu o go
dzinic 4tej W p~arafii Sw. Szcze-
pana odbyia sic instalacya Oddzia
h ia, $w. Karoliny Macierzy
Folskicj.
Ma instalacye przybyli prezes,
,, Wojciech +. Soska, sekr. gen.,
p. T, S. Blachowski i dyrektorki
MIarya ImbiorSka i Konstancya
Czekala, oraz lckarz Oddziaiowy,
Rr. Tenczar.
Po$iedzenie zagaii Prezes gene
rainy, p. Soska. Modlitwe odmo-
vii miejscowy proboszcz i kape-
an nowego Oddziaiu, X. Gorski,
Toczem po instrukcyach prezeSa,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-12-08

'Verdun', NOVA, deklamacye ftp.
Rezyserem Wieczorku jest X. W,
Nowicki. CzystSs dochod z VIE
czorku przeznaczony jest ma Pol
ski Czerwony Krzyz, eel wiec go
dny poparcia ogolnego.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-20
q. 8. RED CROSS REsroHIs
HUNDREDS OF CHI03EN

Vih0rg. Finland. Dec. 1S-St8 hundred
If the Russian children from the retro
grad colony, whom the American Rcd
Cross brought from Siberia by way OF
the United States, have completed their
round trip Of the world and VIII spend
Christmas in their own homes. The firth
rroup OF IN" rrImiTiatcd children reach
I'd Petrograd yesterday and only l6f Gus
If the total Of M now remain In Fin
niSh territory Sine" the arrival or the
children in Finland scores Of them have
received letters from relatives in Soviet
Russia urging them - return Al soon
as they possibly could.
The Journey Of the children from Hh-
lila To the Finnish border was made by
SPECIAL train and slcdg"S. through oeep
snowdr!fts. long before dmybrrak Upon
their arrival a: the frontier III" Arneri-
can officers in charge Of IN" chihreh
we're met by a c"mn.tt"" OF IN" parents
assembled beneath \ white flag inark!nS
the Russian border Enc. Tn" chldreh
crossed IN single file. The Russian conf
,r!ssar was handed the l!st OF the chill
drcn and was asked II he wished I"
check them sinE!y. II" replied that ne
preferred 10 check th"ni in bulk As l
iav.. lots Of other work 70 do. he saiG.
\ receipt was then given and the cni!-
drrn nut aboard Il p"trngrad train which
s,,r,,.i S5tith t,nnediItclT
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-20
WHEEL|NC;MT.
PLEASANT To
OPEN SEASON
LOCALS WILL PLAY PRELIMINARY
TO BIG OFFICIAL" OPENER
WITH MARIETTA. JAN. 8.
visitG-s arc Not Considered Strong
Defeated BY Overwhelming Score
Here Last Year.

Wr-"i.nr Hugh Srhu"l's l"s"-@t has
krihall season VIII "u"u Wia pro
NrninarS event" U,,N, Thursday evening
On H., local floor. when thr ,o$S"rs r""-
rrS-nt!ug The cold ard Blue lineup
asa!nst Nj. I!,nsanls nATJ-wvrking
Nv.
L,thuugh the visitors are considered
rather weak the 'iu!d VIII. No doubt.
und II rather tough slrdd!uE as only y
sh"": preliminary training work has
been completed. and the PLAYERS are not
IN IN" best uf condition.
Made Poor Showing.
Nj. Il"asant's unlnt"r'StiuE showing
acaIuSt Cathedral NiEh her" last wear.
makes the odds in Wh,HlinGS favor. ~
tn. locals ar" C"nSjd"r-! strong. T!'
contest viii. although IL, very ma
rortuui. VIII xiv" Coach Ross = 'hnnr''
"a got 4 lin" ON what J." has :" s'''''',
from - I.uN NJ a@atuS: Marietta n IN"
opening gam" Of -" Year.
Even though this Will u"' rrrN" very
interesting to IA" records az IN teams.
fans will! crowd ia" High srh"u, seating
C;tpaci;y tu.ih. limit. 40 man. az" auNl-
Gus 70 see what tn" locals WI really
be represented by At tn" t"urnnm"n;
This v"ar. and tho nutlockS for the hard
schedule. which lays in the path Of the
Gold and Blue rcappclrs.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-20
rr.uehman HAS Not Proved Power.

I never had any idea t7a; .tarpentisr
o. his manager S"riouS!E '"h'''tpNS'u O."
fight with Dempsey. Tiny .''ShrH Al
.,D-rrnrUt I X trUr. hu: I had P.'HI!
~ lunphul,.S Tnrrc WAS no incentive
.n- rh,, FrrucNrn.,u 20 r:SN almost cor
ain Knockout aud lWS| his SttnG:uE anu
ma big MONEY he has been making
n may be- ;LIt r"C,ut events IN 'He
0st;r w0riL hrv.' :nritr"d tn" promo
RS N discount their opinion OF Nar-
n.rti..- a. :, iueht,r. Tn" Frcnchrnan
srh;r,,l his priuc.pa Ciain! /" b"inG
~, real candidate for the chInpiOuNh'r
Iv his uu;ck Knockout or beckett ina:
iE,kcd pretty good unttl ;hc other 49,. =
,,jnr Franz Moran knocked "ut E"rN"i,
;n Two rounds Any tighter ;hat Moran
an whip in two ruuds must b" i"!"ra-
lly bad, a. Moran - one OF Tn" worst
agh.,rs in ring history. II" IS game.
hs can rake almost any kind OF pun
lshutat in ahopath.c doses. but Il:
cannot igh'.
When Carpenter came rv'- nero ~
won = rather unsatisfactory ha ',' from
rat Irv;uSkv. lis showing WAS not
Impressive. but he won and Bar was
nrrtrr far friinw. Sat tn" other
nigh "Rny' Mccormick. the awkward.
red beaded Ir.Shman who may be I'M
proving. whipped Lcv!nsHy and mad"
Carpenters victory look Jess impo'-
;ant
Now Carpcntinr has promised Moran
q 0rht I. he beats BUmSardier Wells
Thas much at least will give Georges
a chance 10 show whether n" really
an h:,. II ne can knock out Moran
la can sure nit
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-20
Ledoux Fails Ag ain.

| Tn" ,"nt"$I between Kid Williams,
! FORMER w"rld'% bantam Champion. and
J Ihtr.,.. l.rd"u>. bantam champion Of
! EUROPE" whlrh took place in Ba!timor''
! Thursday night WAS not only n thrill
| ing bout. but ); revived rrCG!lrciiunS
! of tn" combat between this pair NJ YER
hnur. CAT. july -. 1913. when Williams
knurkrd uut ia" Fr,nChman IN the ti-
! trcuth rOund. Williams at this time
was hot en- the tr:Gi Of Johnny toulnn.
claimant 81, the American bantam titl".
and 4 few months later the Bal tim"r"
| Tiger stopped COulou Ia three rounds.
| After all thcS" years IN" FrcnChman
went after Williams with the object ~
wipinE out tho defeat Of 1913. but again
' u" WAS disappointed. Williams received
I the decision Of III" referee III Tuesday
nights hattie after twelve rounds II
terrific lighting.
Tn" Frrnchman put up n plucky fight
AMI never let Williams set for a mo-
rH"nt In IN" NTH session Williams
Jusi missed hitting l.rdoux and was
warned hy IA" referee.
IL III" rcNt round I.rdpuN's head cam"
in r"ntiri with Williams forehead and
opened that. ;,iI thr Frrn'hIran blrd AZ
I the conclusion ~ every session.
I.cinuN's left 'yr WAS cut open by 4
loft jah from Williams. In III" tenth
/ L"IouN's other "yS Was opened. and in
IA" twelfth his !cfS "tr WAS torn.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-20
HOMES FOR SCORE
IN OLD BOX CARS

FIR l.;tir community Cf twenty
pcOpl" to NOV" homes ahoU; 20 miles;
antis get Settled ia one day seems an
Impossible, task hW; tina; WAS accun-
p!i~hrd yesterday.
Twenty nrErorS w"C" sent T. R"lia!rr
several days aI" from Mango. taking
;hC!r belongings They were work NIX
as section hands on tn. t. N l.. division
n O'Clock they were located in tW'.
new homes between Hickory and Wal
nut streets. Martins FERRY.
TWO r"iuutcl,u hoN ears were brought
To- Martins Ferry yesterday morning
from Miugo. and un!oad,L from IL"
trucks y Er,.it crowd gathered tHiuN-
Ing there Wa :, wreck. but they asrrr
taircd the TRUTH when m" wr"l.: train
finished its work and started back u
tn" MiHSo yards h'Ay.ME IL. new homes
behind.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-20
TWO YEAR AGREEMENT REACH
ED WHEREBY MOUNTAlNEERS
GO TO CHARLOTTESVILLE
FIRST.
VIRGINIA Eleven Will Appear at Nor
aantown in '2-Will Be west
Virainia's Big Home Game.

Morgau;own. Dec. l9.-One OF the
most important announcements ever
made in connection with jntercolle&i'
ate athletics at West Virginia nniTcT'
sity was that made today to the effect
that a two year agreement had been
reached with the University OF Nir'
ginia whereby the Mountainrers
would travel to Charlottesville" next
fall and the Old Dominion eleven
would come 10 Morcant0wn in the all
of 1922. initiating whar il is hoped
will develop into one Of the most IN
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-20
Dempsey and tho Caestus.

Wll,. thu ugh, hugs mr." r"nd'r!nE
over the difference between the Jack
Dempsey VIII" brought down Willard ;
hue bulk at Tuirdn and the Jack
D,u!p.,.y who cook twv.v" r"nnd" -
iiu.sm E.il NrrunIn. that gritty r'rA-
, .d-htaurr. tn" story II jimmy j."
Forrest. Dempsey trainer 1T lnirdo; -
interesting To SAY the least. -" For
estes, d"Glar"L som" tim" AFTER w,
Tr.",!u iphi that Dempsey had usrd
.'iaI' hAHdas'> Mn'rh h"rdrn'" 'h'hT"'-
nlrIy .l3i"r thu had been placed on NJ"
hands. That mad" his MStS as '"' minn,
bic - IT, ,,l"*tUS used by the ancient
Yuu via r,raN MAT with three
punches dempsey fractured Willard :
|. check bone. dishCai"d has JAN an"
cracked vnc Of TN man mountains ribs
Every time u" struck Wizard h" cut
. him. IL that hri"f "par" "i inrrr
rounds Wizards face rrSclnhlrd that OF
Q Battling Nelson at G"!iu"!d.
In Madison SquAr" Garden p'inpS'E
hit Errunuu often enough and with all
his fierce. apparently. Yet in III" twelve
rounds the accumulation Uf all thrS"
punches ,rt' 10 mark on l'rrnIl. Cil'
must .nfrr that Dempsey has gon" back
e 4n :u"r"d:'Ah!" extent ~ mat MS
nst> VIZ" r..u:ur'"I Is De Forest
c.a.n"t ter m" Toledo night.
to i" Willard. .,,snr as his own
mt!;tE"- and ring general, had no u;-
S,rgpuluUS >':ItrEistS n his corner.
H.. dji not look carefully 1T D"rr-
S.'y'~ hands. ~ smrrwd professional
srcu'd would h:N" dom. Perhaps h"
s~Ar"d Niat III" -, wi would have h"o"d
Sim = h" had tak"n IN" rrcrauti"u.
81 cr,:rS" lmmps"y would not attempt
e. u.s. any strange randaEcS In n bout
with Brennan. Leo l.. flynn. brennan $
manager. knows all IN" tricks "r Ia"
rim; E''!ur. and = few mat hIN" not Yet
com" L. l!Eh'. Dempsey did not get =
"hunC" To h: Freeman with Il CaCstus
II" ut him with his fist and thai did
not hlv" the furnishing power OF p"mp-
S"y'S reinforced kuu"kIr~ at Toledo.
Sine" EIll brennan remained IN u"
ring twelve rounds with Jack Dempsey
thor" has been NutNcabl" activity
among IN" crop Of American heavy
! weights who hav" lain qu.rs"cnt since
III" Salt Lake ihumpcr l!atr"ncd wiz.
lar l. brennan has obtained a vaude
, VII" cnra cement on N" Str'pCth % his
performance. and Fred Futru. B.lly
N!skc and Jim Flynn ar" reported ="
he ~ Il iuttrr Of excitement over tho
prospect Of 4 match with tn" champion.
Meantime I"ss Willard. greatly c,a;cd
over tho details OF the contest hctwren
Dempsey and Brennan. is preparing TO
20 into strict training for an expected
hHtt'r with m" hampton In this city
/ March -. 1871.
According t. Ray Archer MANAGER OF
, Willard. the former champion already
has begun - train. although his work
is SOMEWHAT handicapped because his
, HON" : GuH:au'!E"d on account OF ~
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-20
GAINESVILLE HIGH
HAS fine RECORD
Ohio School Defeated warwood Last
Friday and Shows Great Strength
Have Interesting Schedule.

Rarncsv!ilr High schools floor toss
"rS huv" already hung up I'm" record
Tor their present season. having Won
iiy. out Of six starters. Among Their
victories are B"ih,Wla, M"'"nn"Hsrtll".
Elliott school. Mus.;:nguIn academy. and
Wnrwuod
M,I'unne'lsviUe also handed IN"
Ohioan< ;hrir first defeat. wh!l" ih''
SIrncsvilln five trimmed their "pr"u-
rn;S III" ioi!ow!n Week. and 70, re-
T"uE".'
Th" following schedule las been mall
ont for BarR"SN,li" which includes
sur"s with BvIlair" and Martins Ferry:
Nov l2-Bcth"sda. at home
Nov. l9--Mct 'unncllsvillr. away.
Eur. "6--McConnellSvi!lc. a: home.
Brr 3--Elliott. A. hOm".
Dec. ID Muskingum Academy. away.
Dee. lT--Warwood. al home.
I,nc. @4---OT"r.
Dec 21--Alumni. 1T home.
Jan. 7-MuSklnEum Academy. nj
hotn"
Jan. i4-B"l,airc. away
Jan. 2l--pp'n.
Ian. @>---Aiarijns FCr-v. away.
F"h 4.-np"n.
Feb IL Follanshc", away.
Frb. i2--WarWuod. away.
Feb lH--Wp dShrlL. a. homo.
Feb 25--Oprn.
Fab. "G---E"lia'rr at homo.
Mar. 4---MartinS Ferry. =; homo.
Mar. IL EoilaUsbr". At home.
Mar. "a Open
Mar. - -WnudSNc!d. away
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-20
M|NCO MINERS
NOT MANACLED
Sensational Report In Circu-
lation Over the Country
Meets Prompt Denial

! Williamson. w Va. Dec. l9-Rcports
sad T." lee IN circulation throughout the
country that miners are being opprcss-
I'D and manhnnd.rd IN the Mingo county
, Goa. fields. w"r" r'!Utcd Tonight IN 4
statement issued by the Williamson Cocl
. Op"r";t:~ Association hc-r
. IT has been brought IA our attention.
Ia" Statement SAT-. that union leaders
ar" claiming hired Ennmrn and thugs
ar 'npl"I"d 10y III" operators about the
| ruin"$. This - not tr7I". We have never
'"mr"y"G operatives nor armed guards
| III any TIM. WL:rHnrn ar" maintained
as at other Industrial plants 10 protect
property.
our contention is that the men have
= r;Eat {" $tr!k" + ihry wish. But also
"th"r men hnN" Il right to work. ana
ih"r' - no right or reason for hi$suad-
NIX 'h"m hy persuasion or Intimidation
Il the strikers viii let thOs" alone who
d"S.r" To w"rk. Their" Will h." II" cause
Toy trouh," and any violence Will dis.
APPEAR from 'hr district Il; ono" To
sH"'"'! N having employees or prospcr
~" employees work or seek work with
out fear - cur !;uht now
One Miner Involved.
''i " i"Ss.ni" twenty OF twCnty-0n"
MURDER. M M!nIo county during the
IHt-i N"lr. ta"T" * only one for which -
miner - alleged L. hr responsible 80
iI a. "" know. Taylor Muncy. an en-
p!pl" " TIA" H"rI"rlanL mines. was be-
ing ihrcat"nci 10y nnl"n m"n at tn" RAJ!
Oak" I tran Novrmh'v -. \ stat" p"-
!.c"m,tn .nt"rvrurd IN his behalf. hut
after boarding IN" train ne ana Dutch
! Fr"N' art:h w"r" HprroaCh"d by IN"
In:"n :n"n. y !irht followed N which
Erwin" Eikrns wa KILLED and Joe Eik!ns.
his Hr"ii'r. wounded"
/: wa r"';rratrl 10y t." Operators
that :, !"''h"ut in Ia" ;:"ld does not ~
isi In proc! "f tbs L WIS pointed ";It
ina. OF @.@f6 men an the payroiIS 90 tn.
: 't.tf 4 81 H.
III" CiI.iuS were m.td" that NOR. than
l,snH 81 = ""n&"rNHflv" estimate. w"r"
formerly employed .y Ia" up"ratnrS hr-
tor" a." str.h' Wa ,.Iitrd July !.
Fh""r u~H, II Ms stated 'htN" Vol
unfairly retained - work and hav" 70
H"un"'d their utilization with rh, Cn:t"d
VI n" Workers. 80 COURSE "" hIv"
hrvu.;ht mon INT" rIr fields preparatory
strike. hUt tn. nIuhcr Ias l..cu small in
""mrT.."n +" t!r t"ta! employed JoU
IcrhnPS.
Not n Lockout.
This 81, y. n ih.. ,"::. II ,s.".r that
;irt" * H. .".h"u:." IN" statement cor
'."H"d "Th" men nrr :r", to cone back
{" With "h"n"N'T tH'y wish
ia ~" miners r"turu:nE ~ Iu:,u-
!":S rr"N'h ~ "Hr pnyr"Ii.~ "" hu,.
l'""u ALL" iu begin operations q: All tn,
-" 'lim"e II IA" region which Wy" Siut
down when Ia" S;r .kr WITS ,Fi.Ird Nv!:h
tn" "\'"1ilnu q! ~" y In. rate II
return uf strikes "" n:.' certain fant
tE,-" tn" "ul j." pa nj" uprratiuu
s!vri.y.
Il, has a,~o l..,.u h,rIrn; 20 oar -.
t"nu"m Ih"' tIr "n'"u IS asserting :h"rr
AZ" i"1% rH!.Gr'u aud 49," wvlu'u H.
N% "a tent r"Iuui,S ct Ming" ..nu:l'v
strikers! Nh.& g lnirIhiy Il faIifl,n-
tons y r'p"rt mad" hy lir. G"nrH" y.
TIIl"r. '.hr"f .:s:.,;nty inspector If ,hc
stat" h"Hiih department. shows thrr"
are 2"5 children IN the tent colonies aud
FnNU
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-20
ON THE SCREEN Of SPOR!
By Hugh S. Fullerton.

HAPPY and a lot Of the students are
NOR. - over the Anal blow Of the
season N N" Penn game. Penn wVS
out fnr Hvisman's scalp most az th''
season. hut. tn" victory IN the Cornell
game changed the sentiment somewhat.
Washington and Jefferson - openly
securing IA" C"lu;Cy Tor a coach az l'r,
Morrow has announced his retirement
and wanted E"~t.. sanford. but Stafford
d,'v-luL-.d - n,w team At Rutgers thus
KALI and ,.NIn'.ctS much from Il. besides
hts BUSINESS interests IN New York m
tc-fcrc wlJh rs moving far away.
Spear. /; B., said. Will not return q"
dartmouth. although thai - not con-
!irlu.-.l.
tn, W.St ~""MS h"tt"r satisfied with
COACHES Th.r,. =. ~: course. tn" annual
grow. NGa.rS: Dos ~ Minnesota, e,
u..tUrI !r"sNI. Of q disappointing season.
The conference Colleges w"r' :" we'll
;u1tCh"d and thu team Tough; =" hard
he majority ~" satisfied 20 retain thcir
coaching ."ad"rs.
,rocyriCr. 1920 ~ The BE-. Svnl.CatcD
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-20
VIRGINIA WEST VIRGINIA WILL
CLASH ANNUALLY ON CR|D|RON

tsresting athletic alliances among uni
verSitieS.
II is significant that. while ia" exact
dates agreed upon for the games were
no. announced. il was stated that the
Mounta.nears would be tn" big
home" game Off Virginia this fall
and the Virginia eleven would take
the place o: the W. and J. team rs the
big home gamS here in 1872. when II
is assumed that W. and j. will again
be played at "Littlr' Washington.
Few alliances in collegiate athletics
should otler more OF interest than one
between Virginia and West Virginia.
West Virs:cia was formed from NIr'
gnia nearly sixty years ago, but the
Mountain State is still linked up with
Old Virginia" as she is with no other
commonwealth. and II is believed that
The proposed series Of football games
will immediately establish itself as
one of he most important in the
whole country.