davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York tribune., 1921-11-24

s1sT sT, COLUMBUS Av. Colonial Hotei)
Newly decorated furnished rooms; use
OF both; $12 weekly up; elevated. surfaco
cars, subway; full hotel service; restaurant.
265 WEST END AvN.--suite. single rooms
and studios. with or without bath; ref-
erencc.
New-York tribune., 1921-11-24
West Side

10TH ST, 258 wEST--Larxs and small
furnished rooms in a first class house.
Columbus 1894.
New-York tribune., 1921-11-24
AUTOMOBILES FOR RrNT
SUMMONS

LATE model Hudson; by week or 49,.
reasonable rates. Call Riyers.ds kssa ksn's
New-York tribune., 1921-11-24
TRIBINE CLASSIFIED ADVERTTSJN1,
FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET

East Side
aoTH ST., LEXINGTON Av. (Hotel Rut~
ledge)--woYhen exclusively newly deco
ratedf roam, bath, 316 weekly up; also
room. use bath, $lf weekly up; restaurant
convenience: big reduction for persons.
SD sr.. AT MADISON Av. fHotel Ash.
ton)--NewIy decorated room, use ot
bath, 31z week up; room. bath. s1b .weskly
up: buses. surface cars, subway: fuli notei
service: restaurant.
New-York tribune., 1921-11-24
SITUATIONS WANTED MALE

KITCHEN MAID-Young; city or countr,
Miss Fitzgerald's Bureau. sS6 5th ave.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-10-04
DIRECTORIO
BARBERIAS


bNLUW bHUADWAT
Han Jose No "a.
Con este hombrs queda abisrto ri
p6blieo este nueso aai6n do haybsris
can tedos los adslautoa m0dern0s
(uaamos agua ealients.l
Jose Diaa Apouta.
ProplataTi0.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-10-04
LOS MILAGROS DE LA FE

Ha impresionado mucho ia opinion
en- Roma un extraordinario suceso ocu,
rrido en-la basilica de San Pedro.
Ell sargento Vicente Manca. que Sc
pallaba paralitico, como consecrencia de
SUI intervention en- la guerra cTopea,
desde hace algun tempo mostro su
famil1a vivos dqseos de que lie nevasen
La basilica de San Pedro, porgue
constantemente ola una voz m1steriosa
que lie aconsejaba que fuera cIcho tenn
plo. que Sc arrodillase ante la estatua
del Apostol San Pedro v que lmpetra-
Sc la gracia divina, con 10 que obten-
drfa la curaci6n total de su doIenc1a.
La familia, al principle, sin declrle
al enfermo que no creian en- semejan-
tie tnilagro puso obstaculos para que Sc
llevass Ia. practica ell trasladc; pero
de tai manera Sc obstinaba ell enfermo
on ir la iglesia y con tai fe espe-
raba su curaci6n, que va su familia de
cidio llevarle una manana.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-10-04

El sargento Manca, una vez en- Ell
temple, siguiendo Las indicaciones de
la voz misteriosa que constantemente
ola, Sc arrodlll6 ante la 1magen de San
Pedro comenzo fervorosamente las
invocacioncs para recaperar IA saIud.
A los pocos minutes, ell sargento d1o
un grito, que 1An6 la atenc1on de los
numerosos fieles que habia en- G. temple
Y sin ell menor esfuerzo Sc ruso n
pie, anduvo varios pasos y abraz6 lue-
go las personas que lie acompanaban,
llorando de gozo: estaaa rad1cslmente
curado.
Ell sargento Manca sali6 de la igle-
sia por sus pies y asi lego hasta su
domicilio.
Las autoridades eclesiastlcas Sc ocu-
pan del asunto para comprobsr Ia exac-
titud del hecho, Ell Papa ha EXPIRE
sado su prop6sito de rec1bir al sargen.
to, para que 6l lie de cuenta del case,
tai y como aconteci6.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-10-04

EdiheiO cOnstrufdo exprsSamsnSs
para Hotel, modernamente sQuiDadc
con nscensor, habitaciOnes con bRhs
telefonO, timbres , euants reQuisrs
el 'mOderno comfort. Plan EurODee
Restaurant = Ia earta. TelSfcnss
SS1-l144 BcV 1859, SaA Jose, Plass
Principal, San Juan, P. z.
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NG.ATERRA

FropietaFis; JosS d. RodTfgusA
rAnea No. 8. Teltfono 800. San Juan,
Pusrts Rico. situado en- una de las
Principalss Gales, esrca del TToa
. Gel TestrO, pr6xiIns a los Muellss
l0atiguo Al cOFrs0 y dsmGs EdihstOs
Fedsrslss. Busn trato. SsrVtSio sx'
sslanta. Sc Hirven ComidEs . dOmAss'
80. 30 admitsn abOnadoa . DrsSies
n8dla@s
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steps q sa ssaa 1S Ss T '0;s pSrs = .sa 4:
~ M T. Sslu.na de las hos
~ sIa sa5a nara , t,a
AD~ name m station indicates HagOp rains
%AnaAa
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-10-04

Fran de las tres viudas, la Pantoja,
la Ramirez y la velazquez, que lie re-
cordaban sus promesas de casamiento.
'eSA cuando esperas. :. pregunta
bale la Pantoja-
IPretendes que me derrita 2"
la Ramirez:
"Ya siento fatiguillas. Apdra-
te. =, -, ell tempe CORE. -
Y la velazQuez:
''Diez afios mas Y Ell caos, la noche,
Ell vacfo,. lApres1rate. :. J."
Don Cirilo echo un lado estas tres
epistolas tom6 la ctarta, ID que antes
de 'abrir llev6 con tembloross mano a
la boca, depositando en- ella un beso
dulcisimo.
Era de la casada, de La para el hermo
sisima zulema, decia asf:
''Cirilo de mi coraz6n: TIE escribo es-
tas lfneas estremeciendome de miedo,
porque mi esposo esta aqui, en- la habi-
taci6n pr6xima, haciendose la barba.
loh, 81 nos sorprendiese. -! No hace
diez minutes que ensenandome la nava
ia, despu6s de amena2arme con ella,
me dijo: -iMucho ojo. i. - Y yo
me qued6 suspense, porque ga Que ven
dria 10 del ojo.. - Suponte mi angus
tia. Ahora bien, como mi marido Sc
marcha al club Y no Ilegara como de
costumbre, hasta las tres de la mafiana
seguramente podra venir a ESQ de la
una, esperandome al pie del tamarindo
que esta junto Ia casa. Tuya hasta la
muerte, ZULEMA".
Don cirilo volvi6 a leer'y releer
la carta mas de diez veces.
lire, zulema mia. -. lire. !
fueron susslltimas frases, llevandose las
manos al coraz6n.
va la una en- punto de auuella nisma
noche encontrabase debajo del tamarin
do.
/ Y aunque a oscuras, porque, ESQ 81,
! la noche estaba muy oscura, a don Girl
10 lie pareci6 distinguir una sombra in
decisa que Sc deslizaba junto 6l f.
gurandose que no era otra que su aman-
tisima zulema, abri6 los brazos para re-
cibirla v. iSanto Dios. -! iSanto
Fuerte. -. lsanto immortal. 49,. !, en-
aquel misno instante son6 un golpe Sc
co, tragico y pavoroso como ell de un
garrote al tropezar contra ell craneo de
una persona, la vez que estas palabras
con ,horripilante acento cruzaron ell es
pacio:
LAY, mi madre. 49,! iQu6 me har
matado. u!
Y POGO despu6s los precipitados pasos
de una mujer que corria por Ell jardin
dejaronse OR, como perseguida por III
ogro, un duende, un fantasma cosa
asi, que lie gritaba:
! -l1nfame. 49,! lAdGltera. -! IRA
dora -! lNunca cref que tu edad
me fueses INTEL -.
A 10 que contesto un sollozo agonizar
te. Y entire Ell silencio sepulcrar que vo
VIC invadir la TERRA solo pudo va OH
Sc ell monotone canto de los insectos que
repetian en- la oseuridad: -"CoQUI.
!, CoQUI. =. CoQUI. -"
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-10-04
HOTELES


sitnndO On 81 e0raz6n de ID eiudsd
ssrfsctaments ae0ndieionsdo con to-
los Zoe adelantOs mOdernOs; Ascen-
%. TalsfonOs, Timbrss, Magnitcas
.abitaei0nsa con baiio privado y sfse-
a. sanitariOs. Especial comfort para
'amiliaa y yiajantes. PrsciOs mode
'nd0a.
rsl6fonos Asa y 1909. P. o. Box see
Calls ds San Francisco, No. 81.
San Juan, p. r.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-10-04

AiORCi6n FumadOTHS

Pfevenlmos al p6blico que SO es-
IAN sendlendo cigaFros envasa-
dos en ealas con etiquetas dc
nuestras niarcas que no son ella
b0rados p0r nosotros. Esto
consfituye una infracci6n de Ia
Ley 81 Rentas lnternas y De Pa
tente ds Marcas y confiamos que
los fumadorsa nos ayudaran a
perseguir a los falsiiloadores.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-10-04
PALACE. PALACE.

En- el ceDtro comere1aI de Sas
Juan, con vista a Ia bahia. Contieas
11O habitAciones smplias con eunrtas
dc bafio. "Rooi garden, Sitio ideal
para bailes, banquetes, "soir6ea". D.
aitio do reunion de In buena soeiedad
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IMPERIAL

81 mejor, mas ventilado hiE1s
nico COImadO. Gran surtidO de ceS
servas sspafiOlaH, franeesas . italia
naa.
PRECIos SIN COMPETENCIA.
Surtido complete en- Galletas tngls
sas , americAnas. MayagHeE, p. 3
Frutss frescsa todas l&s gemaAas
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LAS BUENAS c0STUMBRES
DAN BUENA SALUD


Z AS uifmrtsfm nana fi.uea sn
wa wHfa fHr ias erne
las FHaaaat gnf l'eUen nn
fffNn ffst..n. Uae frman Waln n. Gr
tomaH fEttss r'c t.fEif ore fnrnf
neFn Esf ue Aafw Fiffe' IS 81 size iH
~ tlteg d.siHmHf ae hHfns aaird
A1H w.l rEfHHHhfss Ies FNrero
tHmwfan rs fn ~ tride dflct
GHf falofages 6falla in rforet
faa gaf Hfas afaaHs fUnasaru caf1f
IfFtdffet lhrs. 81 . aasrf isaea esiai
Hns iHWg
Naaau Dictates asnlfraH aliracibn %
nn1'rt. aae tga FL & .sl0fa ae.do afie
M AZ ff Hfrf eHla 8f1farf
w.nsfiet telfra ~ rraida Marcos m.
taiENHH ea rfHfr MaI pfkia. in
iamsrHH ff las fiaenes y dr ia sf..
liafn lfansf.r.a. nEuia.aef I o'fH
trionss "a faiffnfefas graves ds -
gfnHft
Aas tHfnas rasfaHhres fsa hteaa sa'u
nFrHr f|HmiHHfu h lsrualiha ~ aHA
ffru rnn i4 HN n nasig AZ irs f lanr
t m 9 Hnta. l4 FHftilEafieH df
: frner- n sanfttfs.
~ FNfrfsf ~ aHrf sflan o.
aanHf fu fl hfsfwrfa0 ~ tt inncone
Y g. s.saf4un ah.ants1 iasrsrairs rum
nlf felan d tfitFa rasaaafen Goa
|EHu r.a.f frmrn ~ i.ffarf.la. ffrwa
itma niefws 6m4 delfeFirs pTs
iaEam NF n ar.Fn afirH
AUant klH re rfiaas o. reru.r .
fna rff'rIaa raw iF Flhnnt com IS.
-af flifafaf fe Eeatre kap eel paf tl
fsa tHsfs UH fHrHFn
Df ffufa - faf- as if.ef sa,et
fuftffu taNfH Fr aa rHfrf.rfiao
Faalf8 tF ST. FHs.HFNHss ahs stalam Et
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LA CAFETERIA
e. DORADO ..llI,lII.jI.. O..
oAHE REsrAURAN9

(Frsnss . Ia OAmsra de DslsSaaSai
ofrscemos un ssrvicio de comidGs = Is
carta y prsclos de situaci6n. On exec.
isats y ArOmAtics eaf6 para 81 gust
mas ref1nsdo HAgakss una v1Eits :
ssrA esriplacids.
VRQgTIDOs Y TORRES
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FL VESURIO

Psrtisips = mi numcrosa elieateAa
gns nusVamsnts me sneuentrO a
hsnts as este asrsditMdo Restaurant
ionds ersontrnr6n On sEmeradO SER
Ficie q In carts.
Be admitan AbOnadoa y nunea fal'
AN laa sahFenos spaguetti.
Vissnte RINALDI
AllsM 10. San Juan. Tsl6fono eBe
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-10-04

Algunos afios despues de esta c6lebre
aventura, de la que milsgrosamente ha-
bia salvado. la vida, don Cirilo, que
aunque va bastante viejo, no habfa per-
dido a1n SUI mala mafia, encontrabase
en- el amplio salon de su casa, entire an
choro de viejas, pasando alegremente
la noche.
Hallabanse ALI Dorotea, las tres viu
das y zulema, esta Ultima divorciada,
aunque todas en- estado f6stl, labien
do olvidado sus mutuos celos renci-
las, una vez que don Cirilo, como bien
dijo ell poeta,
"a impulses del amor va no vibraba +"
entretenianse en- jugar al FLoRoN.
Y era de yer al bueno de don Cirilo
con su rostro caduco y arrugado, pero
contento y rozagante, en- medic de aque
los vejestorios, sonreir satisfecho, mien
tras pasaban elias Ell fior6n entire las
manos y con voz gangosa repetian:
Ell FLoRoN PAso PoR AQUI, Y Yo
NO 10 VI. Y Yo NO 10 VI. -; Ell
FLoRoN PAso POR AQUI, Y Yo NO
10 VI, Y 70 NO Lo W..
lInfeliz, don Cirilo. -! Era va 10
dnico a que saba jugar en- ell mundo :.
iAL FLoRON. -
M. Gonzalez GARCIA.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-10-04
PHILADELPHIA

Rafael Cordero (Luna) No. 30
ComodIdad, atanci6n inmejora-
bles comidas. Hab;taciones ventila-
das. Servicio moderno especial para
pasajeros. Precios especiales para
MaeStros.
Gil SUAREZ.
Telefono 721. Propietario.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-03-10
CRIMINALS AND COLORS

An iu,arest.nr experiment IA IN"
.ra,., 81 co,ors on criminal ,rudsn,:.S
J., being made by ;hr warden % the
Las, View peuiteruary IA N.Sich"Sicr
county. New No.k Il" - permitting
Zach prisoner L. select tho oin-y ."r has
cell, and intends - observe closely to
see whether th.. hucs have aHN rsN CNu-
logical effect
As rather compete ~ru,ii"S h,if" boon
mad. ~ ,his subject, !, - mo- rrobab.H
,ba, rho vardcn'S rNu-rlrnen; viii add
much 10 IN. e\Isting sum Of knowledge.
In reneral :, has been established thai
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-03-10
MUST PROTECT ROADS AND
STREETS

Wh.,N tho ,:..-iS"1 %: 't.' Sta" SUI
IRENE court n -" hiE tru'A cases 81"
Disappointing - Wheeling. iA"r" - con
Siderable comfort - tHe prospect INA,
a better iaw ", hr passed ~ -" ''S''-
r,,urr ,vheu u r...,-S. mh..s On March /"
The, fau!, which the court '"rnd "rh
.he existing law was that IN" "'r''H|
-,f,rs orlv 70 the Toad. IN r"gard :" t1r"
widths. |; seems fairy certain ina; iHs
legislature intended - tjN IL" limit az
500 pounds per 'nch width "t tire. N
,.ludinE the weight II I'll" 'ru'". but II
,he absence OF specific statement 1"
that effect tho ,our, had 4" power I"
assume that such was thc fact
Ratio OF tire width - ii" weight =
nm importan, point. t. - C"nt"nd"d By
the truck men thu: 50 ."nS as the proper
ratio is maiatl nod u O.g truck does no
more harm - u stree or highway tnaa
SINAI, ono. They also ,rSSert that one
large truck. RUNNING slowly. does less
damage than small ones CARRYING the
same total weight. hu, r-h"C"d:nT a
higher rate Of speed
DeSN:,c his claim. tScr" seems (" he
some doubt - 20 whether II covers the
situation ent-e'y EN"n when tires are
he PROPER width. 4, = claimed BY msny
rha, :he vibration Of ,hn big trucks
snakes streets o'.d roads - pieces faster
Imam The sna. ones. |; his d" true !:
= essential TO aaIs 4 PROPER Iim't on
mo total weight o. truck ana load ire
Spectiyc OF TIRE widths TIL" lawful
nm!, m West Virginia a. present IS
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-03-10
IMPROVING WORKING
CONDITIONS

Tina, The United States Steel corpora
ticn has abolished tho seven day wr,S
and the 24-hou- turn when changlnI
shifts is announced hH Chairman T.. II
GARY Judge Gary also announces that
me subject Of tn" l@-hour day Is unde'
investigation ~ special committee
and that ne Expects n report from ,heSe
!.vcStigatorS IN about thirty days
This annouu"";U"n. NJ hc r,""i, %
with pleasure Not only by employees ~
the Steel corporation. hut By the genera
public. The S"yea ia! week was partly
eliminated several y'HrT aGn. bul Mr.
Cary now states that It has been IN,
tirely abolished by all the corporation
companies The 2thour turn wa.
brought about by IN" l2-hour da!. with
= --vcrsal Of tho hours worked by day
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-03-10
CONTEST IN FOR PRECEDENCE
BETWEEN TARIFF AND TAXATION

uut'..r rr",r funds INTO rax-rr"- n"'
ulClrHl bomb
H.. amount 81 w"H'S Ia" gov
mon, must pay cut = n stubborn vac
and must =" M. To i certain "H''h' 10
,hr"us., Ia" uS" uC perfectly !eE:''iNh''
devices tn" amuuHl If the governments
immediate" "ut,ay r.!n h" r"du'td N''
rrorr.all"nS can be- pared: but all that
can b" done III ;hHt respect TOR "a" car =
Tcut year has already been d"rc.
In another Va! ar NO" s''r' tar& 90
the trca SIry can effect = certain aHi"Hn'
az r~',nEcmcuI - IT," E"t"'fIin M
debt That - whH' Secretary M""""
= busy "a now :;hor;-lrrm Liberty
bonds cau hc refunded mt" lcnE-N'in
Ile.riy bonds. Payment" g: IA" gov =
rrumI' debt. whl,a ar" Now riahh"u
>" h. made over period "l t"'H'l
wears. can hn extended over 0"ri"d q!
forty wears. or even s.Ntl $'ar>
Kut after All ,!':,i has b..''n dom, I'll"
Stubborn fact that VIII 'til l. man -
'h,; the !udiyiiuA. i:,"0Iu'' taxpayer
W u br paying Il year from '"H"> just
about the same ratc that h" - laying
today.
,rHpyr:sht 1921. IL y. EN"".nE
Post. Incl
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-03-10
CANAL MORE VALUABLE TO
CANADA

Tha, carso"s oc wheat can b" shlrp'd
from Western ranndn - England hy
way o: the raaam" canal. with highly
satisfactory results all round has just
been discovered The experiment was
made when ~" s. Lawrence rout" was
frozen. The lrs,s"l carrying the grain
lcct Vancouver. stopped At San Fran
r;sco and San Pedro on the Pacific and
New York on the Atlantic. and y"' mad"
good time and profitable trip.
This discovery VIII no doub, lead 20
he diversion 81 considerable traffic
from tho Canadian railroads 10 the
water route. Incidentally. it Will en-
hance the value &C tho Panama canal to
Canada and add % the strength of IN"
protests that England will max" when
tho matter ct cX"mrtnE American yes
se!S from cana, tolls IS brought up.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-03-10
"BULL" WANTS BOUDO|R MULES
IN CELL, BUT PALS HATE ANIMALS

, ,iuncy might have prec!pitated an ac-
J tual riot but for Bulls physical Prov
rSs AS Is was delegation was ap-
pointed Ia call on the warden to protest
, II Bull was going to make a stable out
OF the place. they averred, they would
pack up and leave.
/ Bull, il appeared, had snapped up
, the idea avIdly and delivered his an
! nounccmcnt concerning the color scheme
: of his apartment with an emphasis
! which s;lnuctd discussion while pro-
! vok!!.s discomfort. Mild little Jimmy
! E"!l.. who had sought asylum in the
! uauiiGni.ary from the conJugal rolling
! r,n. WIS setting forth the advantages
OF 4 rich scarlet tint for ones cell walls
I whr, Full broke into the group;
'',iwan." interrupted Bull. ''Wotcha
! want Is s"mcthn' restful an sOothin.
, ~. I'm go!n' in fer pale Lavender an.
! her. booduyr mules the same shade"
, Tho shocked and disappearing gaZs
nc TN" multitude embarra Ssed Bull no;
, a whit.
"Mu.cs IS kind o lavender. somc-
! ,.,n.@.'' hc went on. AN | seen q pair
/ O. ihcs" booLOyr ones advertised real
! r:,.n, in the Sunday papers. PROXY
| they're small. kind d like burros. meb-
be. hut !hcy must be real gentle. fer
they advertise EN- with a lot O these
| here now lacy. r!bbony things that
danes that are the real cheese wear
hen they're rcstin' up. 1 figger they
! be rel cute"
9TH" warden wouldn't let you keep
no such animals" sad a prisoner with
.. yellow aura. or, if he did. we'd leave.
W. don't stand fer no mules"
~ don't hey" replied Bull trucu-
h.,t al
I'll &c, me 4 pair q them tufted ones.
yrru en- advertised but they come Il
itt.. high. Got more spirit, probly.
hu, you can get EN- in pale lavender.
same as the plain ones"
NJ ih!S the robust yellow and blue
and green and scarlet auras shrank
away from the pale lavender of Bull
Mrciunry AMI tDok counsel together.
with tn" result that the decision was
rad" - protest against Bulls boudotr
mules. either plain Of tufted.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-03-10
WASHINGTON
West Virginia News - Notes
and Gossip at tho Nations
Capital.

WASHINGTON. March 3..-TUl. JOSEPH
II. MCprrmUtt of MursaH,OwH. - Il
guest Of Senator Davis EikinS. lie fig
I:"s IN tn" political gossip as strong
:.i,!l&o0d for appointment 70 u riG I'"-
lion N Washington. HIS nam" Las
been naked with several places. nl"!ud-
NIX tn" rummISsInneTshIp al internal
rcvonuc. William q. Wilson, bank, =
DI ElkIn% ana or" az INC trustees Of
H." Elkins and Davis estate. Is ais"
4 guest OF senator Elkin>.
lia%S Uaymaker. assistant "hi"t "!crh
a. the pension bureau. n former res
dent Of calhoun county. viii probably
>. printed 20 h" rE!cf ci"rK under TN:
Harding administration. That - the
irr,d nr reports in circulation Al that
bureau and among Nest Nrls!nanS.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-03-10
|nhaIing TaICuIn Powder
Causes Baby'S Death

,'htrieston. v Va. Mar > InHaiing
'aIcur powder from a box with which
a. was playing caused tho death 81
Dt-iS Perkins. SIX months old son q; NJ
and Mrs 4 -. Perkins. OF Charleston.
Yesterday. Exactly ton hours after The
rh;ld s.tt"d IN" powder INTO It's face
death came. the attending phy Sicisn pro
nounced II due 10 congestion - he
lungs probably "aUScd hH breathing N"
powder.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-03-10

len;n" ami Trotzky are reported l."
be safely eusconccd in the fortress -
81 r"tcr and st. raul. They VIII h."
still more anxious to cultivate the &c
quaintance Of the saints If tina; rcvul;
gets going TGh;.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-03-10

! New York, Mar 9--Wardcn Mctlella n
| made an announcement a. the break
:us. ,lhlo yesterday which threw tn"
! W"StchCStTr County p"nltcnt!Hry at
, East View !a;o Il bcdlam "i art talk ana
! psychological discussion for IN" rest OF
! iNc day. There was deal Of whispering
all through the morning services and al
, ter tho hcn'dicti"n there was 4 perfect
r.o' "r oral color.
! The announcement VAS ;Gat the in
) terror nC the l,"u'lrntlry WAS /" nc
dru.. over and each i1ulti" could S"I"';
! ~. crlur ue ,.N"h best fnr Lis cell.
, Tn" warden nApiaiU-! tha! startling
! - pathological results were To h" ca
: T",tcd Il tho men cF'-" wisely. FOR
,>onstIui harmony h",wr..m aura and
! surroundings made Tie pcli''r; human.
III. tentative S"!rrt:"us Yer" Somc-
whal startling and that .. Bull Nc
from January :. IH"l: Applications for
pensions i,!"L for Fred :. lI,rr "I Fair
mont. ana Lydia VI. ErNr"ad Of Char
i":ton; application for increased pen
I sion nlci for Jacob k"'l"r -: Gem:
: CLAIMS for soldier compensation n!"d Tor
! Wyatt Browning. Noah and J"um T.
I Curuwcll If Crredo: additional. evidence"
F! filed IN support Of the pension claims
| Of Birdie r. cole IF Charl"st"n. and
Mary v Caskin uf M"nouGaH.
pnSfmastcrshIp commissions hav"
been ISSUED TO Minnie l.. II'H at Tai
! colt: Anna l.. ours a. sag.
u. V. Baldwin Of. llu'tni-i"u, - hci"
IL S"rur" Il passport {" rnah" hIm /"
! make 4 business "trip /" cuba.
Arthur r.. Bennett ri Philippe. toy
rurr sn"r!f! "f l:arunur county ana a
candidate for L. :. marshal Ia Tia"
Nor,hrru district. - visitor N Ia"
capital.
T. Edward Ewing Of 'il"nI:tic - an
nrh"r lat" arrival n the city. SOM"
others ~" Mr. and Mrs. T.. H. k"hl"-
gard Of ,Narkslurc: !. '. iirlll "f Mar
linton. and Miss Mary -Anglin of Fan.
Application was h!'I to-day "a IN"
pension bureau for an Increased pen
sion tor james W. E"crry Of Weston.
CONGRESSMAN Harry e. Wo"iy"rd. ac-
cOmpanled by Judgr Thomas y. Brown.
"a He'd at the Whit" House t0day and
had several minutes with President
Harding Coming from tn" rN"cutiN"
cfllrc> gresham Wuodyard said
thu: - and judy" Brown had merely
'caii"i Ia pay their respects.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-03-10

Attorney General Palmer ruled. on ms
las, day IN office. that 4 physician may
vr"SrrIhe QUO pm, o. liquor for Ia
cent every ton days tho pycSCrio.nS
beng i"f, 70 the good faith OF tn" ply
s,cian. Doctors With good faith will
nov BE- IN demand.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-03-10

Mr.. Harding headed of an effort ot
the league ct nations 10 NIB in an tho
Panama Costa Rica dispute. That's nc
system. It's nicer :l! around :" keep
IN away than 20 kick I'm out.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-03-10

Gu, OF - 90" bills and resolutions,
tho SG,h congress passed tno And Of
The 400 the average man IAN name about
four.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-03-10
BY MARK SULLIVAN
National Political Correspondent OF The
Intslige noer.

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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-03-10

Tho allies believe that Their" IS 10"
much tick in tho watch on tn" Rim"