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The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1920-12-18
Criticism Of Men and Measures In the Hope of Correcting
Emil


The burning of the city of Cork by the British rule
brings minds that of might still brushes right with rpral
and devastation. The fighting instinct is of little avail without the
implements fighting The black of America should
hessngy the sinister warning lurking around the Irish difficulties
CHANGING the first sheet of of leading
Observe that the Americans of African descent styled various
deeaons Here he Negro, There he Race Man Here
colored man, and there Zone of our Group
1t certainly time for the editors of representative
agree to whom "
The editor of the Crisis" W. E. B. Du Bo in crcizing the
Black Sar line and the Carney becomes nfiated
his cold dspasonate manner that he that Mr. Garvey
has supercous disposition and that he and
ceed This really sounds funny coming from Du Bots when every
knows that this criticism ngy applies the Doctor
Why refer the personal attributes of the and
his family difficulties? Let the sness the first
Roscoe sCacng Simmons he of much gas and little brains
his foot his again and offers picture of himself
for subscription the little he howls for We
gentleman that he would prefer photo of Consul
trained monkey.
The of Nations and the academic rabngs
Wilson received another black when the Japanese refused dis
according to the of the League. simply
noces the opinion that the world is ready
disarmament There shall be and of
Big nations yet ready for Universal Brotherhood
sehshness and greed grips them.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1920-12-18
To The You Know
SEm Editor

You know that lady who was COM
ing home on the State Street car the
other night with one arm full OF
bundles and the other full OF kids.
| know you know her. because we
have been telling her to do her shop
ping early. Well, they certainly did
let her stand from Madison to 39th
Street. -
You know that druggist on 37th
Street. | know you know him be-
cause his wife is trying to get a
divorce. Well. they say there IS
likely to be lot of front page stuff
watch your step, Doc.
You know that house, commonly
known as The House OF All Ma
tons" on Indiana Ave. in the 37th
block. ! know you know them. be
cause they are represented by so
many different nationalities that the
name has been changed from the
House of All Nations" to The
League Of Nations"
! know you sometimes visit around
on Dearborn Street, near 35th Street.
where JOY is often unconhncd and
where no one believes in racial preju-
dice Well, if you haven't been
there. you nave missed whole lot
OF real sport.
| wonder if you know that young
married woman, whose husband
spanked her sonndly Saturday night.
Well. She ought not to kick. because
she has been telling people that he
more than a father to her
You know Judge Lands. Yes, |
know you know HIM, and 50 do a lot
OF other brew-inventors, for he has
certainly silenced a whole lot dry
cabarets,' (that is. we mean dry in
name only).
You know that fat gentleman who
IS supposed to minister to the sick
and injured. Well, he was certainly
i'll a hurry to get out of the small
side door of that Indiana Apartment
Too bad. Doc that you got stuck.
You never would have received that
blow if you wee bit simmer. Bet
ter reduce.
| know you know those nice boys
who live at the Y. M. {. A. who are
making elaborate plans to purchase
Christmas presents for the young
ladies. Well, Nosey said he saw
some of them in Woolworth's the
other day. Look out, girls, they are
bogus.
| know you know those gold dig
gers who used TO mention big din
ners and auto rides to you. Well,
they have changed their tactics now.
They wonder if you can secure a
quart" for their Christmas egg-nog.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1920-12-18
CURED HIS RUPTURE

was badly ruptured while lifting a trunk
several years ago Doctors said my only
hope of cure was an operation. Trusses did
no good Finally / got hold of some
thing that quickly and completely cured me
Years have passed and the rupture has
never returned. There was no operation, no
lost time, no trouble. ! have nothing TO sell
but will give full information about how you
ton. If you write to me, Eugene NJ. PuIlsn
Carpenter. 205-G. Mareellus Avenue, Ma.
nasauan, N. J. Better cut out this notice
and show it to any others who are ruptured
you may save life or at least stop the
misery of rupture and the worry and danger.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1920-12-18


well in the past-so Chicago rewards
merit and service rendered in spirit
and in truth" Not so with OHIO
however-OHIO the home OF the
President Elect and who recorded
the biggest Republican. vote in the
history of the State for EVERY
nominee on the G. O, p. Slate with
the exception of SIX CANDIDATES
OF COLOR for Representatives in
the General Assembly who were
WORTHY in every respect but were
DEFEATED because their COM
PLEXIONS did not coincide with
that of large clement of the NEW
OHIO VOTERS the WHITE WOt
MEN-who deemed COLOR or the
lack OF it, paramount to Ability and
Simple justice Mrs. Fleming and her
co-workers have a big job ahead OF
them before next voting day-if these
deductions are correct-and in the
meantime THREE CHEERS for
CHICAGO and her WOMEN
WHITE and Black.
The FORTY CLUB maintained its
enviable reputation as the arbiter OF
things social in the Windy City
HIlCh tllS SoSidi lsito 'uih cu put ="
masse to witness Basket Ball Games
Forty. Boys VS.. Evanston and Dance
last Mon. Eve, Dec. 9, 1920 at Eighth
Regiment Armory.
In addition to the enthusiasm and
interest aroused in the stirring game
in which the Forty Boys carried off
the honors though they were hard
pressed by the Evanston Quintet OF
both light and heavy weights the
brilliancy OF the occasion was en-
HANGED by the beyy OF pretty "Debs
serving as ushers, who directed the
elect" to their boxes to the tune
OF nearly Two Thousand. This was
only torerunner OF the Forty Club S
intention to make athletics a perma-
nent feature OF their social lite.
The committee consisting OF l..
Thompson, Porter Smith, Fenton W.
Harsh, DIR. {. J. Teffner, DR.. ID. II.
Anderson, DR. a. I. Johnson, Bindley
{. Cyrus aud W. J. Kelley, are to be
congratulated and we look forward
to the next game Jan. ), l9Zl with
pleasure.
The first annual banquet gwen by
the employees OF the Recorders and
registrar OHlcc OF LOOK Nouhty
Monday Evening. December Sixth, at
the Chicago Lincoln Club North
Clark St and Germania Pl.. IN honor
of Hon. JOSEPH +. HAAS was at
tended by. over six hundred guests.
Hon. Abel Davis was master OF
ceremonies and presented some OF the
most able orators OF the day; Mr..
Haas made one OF his characteristic
Talks" and brought down the house
by the Smile in his voice.
Among those present as our rep
resentatives' were Miss Lora John
son, Mrs. Ella Shelton, Pearl
Randolph, Aline Vernon, Glenna
Stanard and Georgia Jones and
Messrs. John F. Patty. \. Chalmers.
". {. Casey and Samuel MCGOWAN.
Mrs. Irene Mccoy Gaines Industrial
Secretary OF the Y w. c A. in keep
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1920-12-18
THE CHICAGO WHIP


known to Bertha shaving at the win
dow of the third flight up on In
diana Ave. in dead mans row. very
carly Sunday morning At twelve
O'Clock noon OF the same day the
good gentleman was way out south
on Wabash Ave. in his shirt sleeves
reading the paper in the rear of the
house and he appeared very much at
home with the lady at his side. Nosey
was almost taken off his feet at about
six in the evening when he encoun-
tered the same gentleman over on
Vernon Avenue all done up in bath
robe chatting with still different
couple. The funny part OF it all is
that none of these places are given as
his home address when one asks him
where he lives. How does he do iii
II VERY TIME Nosey takes it
T., into his head to cruise about"
in the loop he is surprised to
see some of his southside acquaintan-
ces "strutting their onions But,
what is troubling the conscience OF
even Nosey is, why should that bean-
tiful young matron, who is so well
liked by all, doing wearing veil in
such warm, weather while on these
pilgrimages3 She forgot that there
are some strong lights in what is
known as THE Pig Stye' and Nosey
could recognize her by her beautiful
profile when She passed between him
and the light. But why travel in such
small parties in these places and why
pick those wild gentlemen who are
known to. the whole underworld as
dangerous Nosey would really like
to know just what pretty fairy tale
the diminutive lady told her fat
patient husband when she made 3 a.
m. time. Nosey understands that the
good man sleeps soundly. That may
be it and if not there is always the
sick friend.
NTOU CAN never tell who is look
7 ing at you in crowd or from
a crowd. II the stout gentle
man OF uncertain age and who per
slsts i'll thinking that he is young
even though his feet tell him every
day otherwise he would never have
left his patients in his Office to &c
downtown to meet the pretty lady
in the corridor of The North Amer.
lean Building. There is a place for
everything and Nosey agreed with
the lady's objections to the stout
mans noisy attentions. but Nosey
had seen the pictures that the dear
girl had had made at the others ex-
pense and Nosey can in part pardon
the young old mans enthusiasm.
Nosey is going to get one OF those
pictures himself just to have inspira.
ton every now and then.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1920-12-18


the SIND General
Assembly of the
State of illinois
stand out as the
ONLY members
of the race Sit
ting in this aug
ust body. Since
they were all
three reelected it
is evident that
they have served
their constituents
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1920-12-18
Boosters Column
Blu Georeia III. Ioncs

Representatives WARREN B..
DOUGLAS, AID Ebert II.
ROBERTS and S. B. TURNER
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1920-12-18

NJ OSEY STUMBLED into The
" Avenue Theatre the other night
to see Leubrie Hills My
Friend from Kentucky Nosey
stepped out between the acts to inhale
the fumes of good cigarette When
Nosey returned from the lobby to
resume his sitting, he noticed one Of
the sprightly little girl ushers hold
ing desperately on to the neck OF a
diminutive little fellow who was also
in uniform OF some kind. Nosey
could not tell as the girl in her wild
embrace covered the little fellow up
This little girl, with programs in ono
hand was singing in jeering tones in
the faces of two other of the girl
ushers. She said, He is mine, he is
mine Nosey smiled and passed on.
He wanted a drink of water but the
couple had the fountain blocked off
Two shows in one at The Avenue
now,
~ II, GET OUT Get OUT cried
4 dusky little maiden as she
- waved her arms frantically by
the fountain on Grand Boulevard and
39th Street at one-thrty Sunday
morning to two young baby male
vamps." Nosey turned when the first
cry was made and saw the two gen
tlemcn" beating a hasty retreat for
fear that the dusky maidens alarm
might by some chance reach the ears
of a policeman. The little lady
tripped off in the direction of her
home and so did NoScy Who knows
where the pale-faocd "he-vamps
finally stopped"
q ONE PEOPLE just have to have
~ about five residences or at least
~ they like to hang out at GER
tain houses to the extent that they
are very much at home. Nosey saw
the prominent gentleman so we'll
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-26
DEAF MUTES HEAR
new MINISTER
Rev. P. G. Smielan Takes Up New WORK
Wheeling to Be Loading Mission.

The Rev. Franklin :. Smlclan. general
missionary to the diocese Of central ana
western ncnnSy lVan:a and West VIZ
ginia. heing fi>'l recently by the com.
mission Of Society for Promotion OF
Church Work t. IA" Deaf. administered
holy communion and preached TO 4
larg" congregation Of deaf mut"s In the
basement If - Matthew's Episcopal
church yesterday morning.
Thu vacancy mad" some time ago by
the departure OF the Rev. Herbert G.
Merrill was filled. making the Rev. Mr.
Smielan become n" third vicar Of 81.
EliZahcth'S mission. with tho Rev. X. b..
l.. Stridrr minister ia charge. The work
Of the service. was nf IN Inspiring ma
turr. rurthcring interest in the missions
activities.
Thu new minister. whose HON" Is in
S"lin'S Grove. Pa. returned on IN" noon
tram /" PITTSBURGH to meet his appoint
ment there. H." + now arranging Tor
n new Schcdul" - regular trips ihr"ugh-
urIt West Virginia. with Wheeling the
leading miSsiun.
John {. Bremen. lay reader conduct
I'd another e,rvir" an sunday rftrrn"nn
and preached about "rh,.,il"ur". a. the
disciple ST Paul aid UNI" his death. Il
was very grateful for The mission Ia
have 4 successful day.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-26
PROMINENT SOUTH SIDE PASTORS
WELCOME ORGANIZATION-M
ABRAMS SPEAKS TONIGHT.

| The new religious work of the Sal,
walton Army on the South Side opCnru
yesterday with special services con-
Quoted by Adjutant J. II. Abrams, OF
| East Liverpool. OHIO. The udjutant is
a converted Hebrew. and in one scrV-
| ice h.. related the story of his CONVEX
sion from he Hebrew faith which was
not only thrilling and interesting 10
! The rious meetings were well at
) tended especially the night service:
! The Rrv. J. +. Leycnberger. pastor or
! tho Third Presbyterian church. and the
I Rev II. b. Moose. pastor or Wesley M
! Vice. according the Salvation Army a
: warm wclcom" to tho South Side and
assuring the Amy officials of the CO.
| operation of their respective churches.
One conversion took place at the night
| S"TSic .
! SpeciaI services will be held each
! might this week. This evening. Mrs
! Adjuranl Abrams viii come from East
Livrrpool to speak. She Is one or inc
, pioneer officers Of the salvation Army
! and has held number of very import
ant positions in various parts of the
! Tinted States and the Hawaiian Islands.
| Previous to becoming a SalVatlonist,
| Mrs Abrams taught school for twelve
! Wears ~ san Jose, California, and VAS
! principal for tire. years. After enter
| ing Salvation Army work. this able
woman conducted the cvangcllstic work
! IN III" Hawaiian Islands FOR three
Years. and was then transferred 10
! H"sion. Mass. where sh" held respon-
| SIhlr assignment for twelve years. She.
: with her husband. HAY" h"en in charge
! Of Salvation Army activities At Ia st
! Liverpool for t~n years MIS-. .tnrhihs
will speak Al the new Army Ciadci
! 1929 E"ff street. South sd" at $50 p.
Other speakers will be announced
! from day to day.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-26
H.C.L.PROBE
HERE TO-DAY
DEPARTMENT OF JUSr1oE SENDING
ECONOMICS EXPEHTS TO
WHEELING.
Public Invited TO Hearing at Aarket
Auditonaium This
Afternoon.

Absorbing to 4 telegram received by
Mayer Thomas r. Thon"r from the ue,
partmcnt Of Justice. Mr.. weather.! an
Mr. W.,,I'. VIII b" ia this CITY So-day
t. t,k. w The matter II tn" high ooSt
&C ''yluE Mr.. WsHtE"r!y anu mrS
ws>d. ar. both employees az me depart
tnrnt ut justice and Experts along eCon-
,,ruiS lines. Howard F!GE. head OF the
u;gh cost - living bureau oT the de.
p1-tmrr,r o.! mStI"r ~ the author o.
thu telegram. winch states that the Two
representatives will hc in The clty 10
dav Ia hold two meetings this afternoon
~ winch the general public. both Men
and wur!rn. - urged T. attend.
The meeting this afternoon WI! ."
held in the MARKET .Nudi'Or:um ana the
members uc he rIty'S Join; fair prtce
committee. composed Of thu city nigh
cost Of living COMMITTEES and the taiF
prIc' rnIUu.ltt,c. and u number OF repre-
srnrIr.vrS 81 tn" M"mrns CluG nave
been invited "a attend. The discussion
hy IN, TWO representatives of the de-
nartleut Of Justice Will y" mainly Ion
corning very day problems tnat must
b" solved in order - reach the h'sa
COST Of liVinE effectively.
N.yo- Thonrr has invited the mayors
az WcuShu-g. BsnWord and Mounds
vile t" b" present AZ TINS meeting. a
these towns have no fair price commit
.eSS in opera;ion. After the meeting -
x hoped that these towns will have
such commuters appointed. and that the
entire panhandle can work together IN
putting down the Il I. OF l"
4 second telegram was received by
Mayor Thoner from James Weir. secre-
tary 70 Governor Cornwell. stating that
the governor lad issued notice or the
meeting in this city TO various women
clubs throughout the state. and tnat
these clubs had responded by stating
that they would have delegates IN tne
city for the meeting.
Mayor Asks People 70 Attsnd-
This meeting Mayor Thoner stated
seems 10 be the only way 10 attack the
matter Of Increased cost OF living AZ the
present time. Some way must be tounu
10 relieve the situation before be-
comes more acute at the present time
A. the recent state probe into the high
cost Of living held in Charleston Il was
decided to have fair price committees
throughout the state. These committees
working hand In hand with the federal
authorities as We are doing IN this city
may reasonably hope 20 neip the sltte-
ton II the people ~ large cooperate
FOR this reason il viii be we'll for all
who can to attend the meeting
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-26
ORGANIZATION FOLLOWS ADnREBS
or JUDGE HOFFMAN OF
CINCINNATI
Mrs. r. q. Hsarns Heads Temporary Or
fetal Roster-Warren D. Chuich
Secretary.

Following ia" address delivered At
SUNDAYS Community Open Forum meet
ing a: tn" k:ll,s' club BY Judge Hor-
man. OF the Court OF Domestic r.
lations OF CIncnnr'I. announcement was
made that thos" present who w"r" In
trrrstrd in the plan To organize a Jul
v.nile Protective Association for Wheel
ing would hold a session. This 3uE-
y.stiou won tn" hearty response or tn"
following individuals:
DR.. John /. DI"k"y. Mr.. r. L. Frazier.
E.liIahrtH Ruugcr. Mr.. W. Francis Hyde.
Mrs otto Sch.nk. Mrs. \. \. PAUL, Mrs,
t. s Good. Mrs. J. i. THOMAS. MI. \! :
r-cd q anderson. Miss Enna Crawford.
Miss {, Spry.r, Mr.. OTTO SChenk. judy
Robinson. Mrs. Thns. g. Burke, Miss
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-26
GERMAN AUSTRIANS
WERE EASY MARKS

GENEVA. Thursday. Jan. GA band
Of International sw!ndlrrs were arrest
cd yesterday AT LiEdau Will" selling
small blocks Of alleged platinum at 25O.-
O0u marks per block. They had obtained
many victims in the principal towns OF
German Austria, while correspondence
seized NJ their hotel showed that Lon
don and New York dealers had offered
to buy some Of the 'precipus' metal.
The blacks were Of lead clcverly COW
cred wiki Il thiu layer Of platinum. \
large sum Of money was seized in the
swindlcrS hotel at LinGau just as they
were preparing To leave for Bcrne and
Paris with false passports.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-26
MARsHAL SHORT TO TAKE
pRICHIS TO WASHINGTON

tivvrg,. Dri"h',. ALIAS James EappaS
alias Joseph tira'h.m. alias - tcw more
<who vas arTrS',d earl! saturday morn
ing 10y p&t-"lutan Mclaughlin on 4
rharg" ur DESERVING his vii" IN Wash
ingtUr u. g.. will L., turned oirr 10 the
federal authorities h..r,. FOR cNtraditIUn
~ Washington. where has trial viii be
held n n" rrimIual court Of the Dis
trict ~ C"luuhlI 1. : Deputy Marshal
John 81. Short VIII TAI" MIN :" the zap
30 NIlautH.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-26
JUVENILE PROTECTIVE ASSOCIATION
FORMED At COMMUNITY FORUM

4
Eta Robinson. Mr.. 4. l.. Bauer. Mr.
w. d. Church. Mrs. II ~ Taylor Mr.
wright HuFuS. Mrs. Cara Levy. NJ
W. f. Wolfe. Mr. j. T.. kirtZ.' Mr.. Arch
! n. fAull, Rev. Clara G. iI'lvl", Mr.
Mary pocpk"n, JrruI" MrC;uwu. SIR;
J: q. liearn", Mr.. l.. :. Good. Mrs. \
Marines, MIS- Ada J"nr~ MIS. ". t.
NoN" and Mr.. JOS. IT, H., a..
II was voted To- maxi, th. ..r...,,,iy,ii..
Temporary aud Officers, ,y.,n ,.r,.t,,, =
work out permanent nrganIlt,in,, rirr.
to the End tha, "A definite. i,,,.,.. -, H.,
, established ,n co-ul rat, w'il me rr
rjcIaIs mnIoirt%d >, ,hn ~ 49,, -"
If The iuvcniI,. court o,.G ~ .,,nr.
and stand ha,A Of all NOV. ~. n, ,,',.
ing To- re,l,.fu Mise ,.,,t ,,,.,, 49,,
ih T foI| ',' Of ir%,ri ''..''," r,..
stances Of birth uC .ryIr.'.,-r..,,, ,.,,,,.
with IN thr rnI~ Of tn, ,aM ...,. r,,.,,.
d"lInuuCnts.
Nrs = rI..
,,or'r,. h.'r,, ',,,'' ~ w 'N'''H '"'n,
n,,rh ''.," 'i'' ". N"''" y
nmi'" was e"'''" ,'hW'.F| S''r
"!S'
&c tiS' OF IN" ''Ir"SS hE jude
tip' man was J" "a" "I.'"' mat h'' u
juices ana puhl' 'h"Eid consider s'r.
i"uS'y ne hHEh''hI Milu"n'" Of IN
pr'Snt'th' ~ ana rHuShl' III ur"U ~
minds and lives Of YOUTHS victims 90:
IN" "a" wa" irc re HH.niI! m1d. &
s"rv" S"ni"n""@ "h thy 'h"Uh l."
Und'r 'h" >Hr"rNl'"'n Of trn'"'d "Ni'r
ior "iirdU"h'$ "a S"2r' E'r"t h"m
Wh"rr 'h"! WI! l." rtt"u car" "i oal
Kept 'r"In mlnrl'"S with N"l"ll for -
own b'h"!!' us wet =" l"r uTnlHrlia!-
IAN in"tE'8: tilf Hrl"-l foe '"'' W.i,i.
tunl'" inns OF child Tabor. ol a..
adul' criminal IN" -" ""1pi'- wa
haunt IN" court To Saln dil"r,". VA 3,
SirrlnG plea I" I'll" Euntn, ,uSlI'r. .
a. all for gr'@'F l"nr'u'l. .W"r,. SYM
phthS and rrinc!paily "n H,' iur' AT "a
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-26
BELLAIRE ITALIAN
DRAWS HEAVY fine

Frank Daroni. a Bcllaire Italian. was
fined $25 and cost by Mayor Charles
Culbcrtson. "f Bellaire. Sunday even
ing. About $50 o'clock Sunday evening
whih Mrs. Maud Ruush. a prominent
R"llairc woman. WAS walking on Bel
mont street. near Thirty-first, she was
ETIhh,.d by the nnu He was lmmeui-
;,tr'y arrested and fined.
Hcl!Air" polio" belIcv" that the affair
was IN attempted assault.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-26
PORT kenny STOCKHOLDERS
TO MEET THIS EVENING

Tho annual meeting of the stock
holders Of the Fort Henry club will be
held al the club house at the corner Of
Fourteenth and thaplin". streets this
evening AZ o'clock for III" purpose OF
,l,rtiug directors for the ensuing year
and ~" transaction of any other bust
ur&S thai may properly come b"for" the
meeting.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-26
BLAINE MINER HURT
BYFALL FROM CAR

Stanley Ponock. coal miner OF
Blaine. Ohio, is reported to he gctting
along nicely at the North Wheeling hos
pitai. Mr.. Ponock was injured cary
yesterday morning when he fell from 1
railroad car near his home. Following
AN examination the doctors stated thai
no bones were broken and that h" sui
fercd from painful bruises about the
body.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-26
GIRL RECOVERING

lar"t Hawkins. S-yrar-nld girl rcsid-
iu- 81 Fulton. was injured while sliding
on au old stag" in the Fulton school. a
splinter penetrating her back for Il dis
lance 81 seven inches Sh" was removed
t. th,, ohio Valley General hospital.
where an operation Was necessary to
r"mrv,. the splinter. She ~ rapidly re-
, covering.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-26
SO Percent Output In
East Ohio Mines
The Past Week

Eastern Ohio COIL mines operated
last week AT about nifty percent or nor
NAL. an increase of ten percent over the
preceding week. according TO figures
issued here today by the Pittsburgh vein
operators association. Increased car
supply resulted in the jump in produce
ton Il was said.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-26
FAIR DIRECTORS WILL
MEETTUESDAY EVENING

The first meeting Of the board Of d.
rcctors since the annual meeting Of the
stockholders of the West Virginia Stat
Fair association. which was held the
first Of the year. will follow a banquet
on Tuesday evening. The directors will
be the guests Of Mr.. H. e. Ogden AT tn"
banquet at the Mcclure hotel. this TO bc
followed by q business session.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-26
SALVATION ARMY
OPENS new WORK
ON SOUTH SIDE
SPECIAL SERVICES CONDUCTED By
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