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The New York herald., 1921-04-24
Boston Scandal Grows.

Loud. excited talk continues In Bos-
ton anent the decision in the bout be-
tween Pete Herman and Young Mon
treaL Many persons insist that there
was a scheme to defraud those who
wagered on Herman, the logical fav-
orte.
The ringside reports OF the bout agree
that Herman had all the better OF the
contest, and one of the judges and the
referee have been asked by the Boxing
Commission to explain how they came
u give the decision TO Montreal
In commenting on the suspicious shift
In the betting odds one critic writes
For week Herman was 10 to 8 or
2 To 1 favorite. He was In such posi-
ton until the half hour or so preceding
the start OF the bout. In that time, and
with no change in the condition OF the
New Orleans boy. the odds shifted until
at post time Montreal ranged a favorite
at odds of 10 TO Z and 100 to SIS.
There seemed no apparent reason for
the shift. Montreal was In no better
condition than Herman. In fact the
bout testified that the Italian was in the
proverbiai pink. Providence specula tors
wagered heavily on Montreal They
gathered in every available bet And
among others they took one from a Bos.
ton newsboy who thinks $25 great
sum.
Conscience Tund
"1n the eighth round OF the bout the
man who had covered the newsboy's S25
approached him and inquired az to
the nature Of his business. On being i'm
formed that II was the sale of papers nc
said: Here. kid take your dough back
I dom. want IT, II wasn't charity. for
he explained TO the boy that all was not
as II should be and that he did not care
to rob boy"
. II cannot be denied that all the con-
dltions We're IDEAL for betting coup
Herman by his rewarlsahle performances
The New York herald., 1921-04-24
RANELAGH COURSE
HAS SMALL GREENS
Putting Conditions Are Per-
feet and Length Is Little
More Than 5000 Yards.
ny JOHN G. ANDERSON.

What kind of course is this Rane-
lagh that a half dozen ladies can play
round in the low seventies. where Miss
Alexa Stirling pleased as well as aston
ished her critics by her style and good
scoring, where Miss Cecil Leitch scored
70 and followed IL up with 20 and
then barely won because at the same
time with a remarkable round Of So a
Miss Joan Stocker turned in 143? Have
we such courses here?"
Such has been the burden Of many a
golfers song who has been absolutely
bewlldered at seeing scores OF 50 and
10 in the press accounts Of the match
al Ranelagh. AS a popular links 1t has
few equals. There are 2,400 members
who jam the links on almost every day
Ia the week. and because Of its short
ness Git is just a few yards over 10000
scenes which are usual at Van Cort-
land are again in order.
It is always one of the best kept links
near London, which accounts IN part Tor
the low scores. The greens are like vel
vet and they are Of the pocket handKer-
chief order in comparison TO our recent
rolling plateau varieties. But putting
does make a material difference, ana
there are as many chances FOR golter
10 60 down in one as there are chances,
accented all TOO lftIhtALiNp ApA 7DihS' =
to 90 down in three puts on the hundred
foot greens.
If any links were needed to prove the
contention that the links with small
green's We're the easier. by several
strokes over the hilly ocean wave sort
which infest this section a day Of fol-
lowing the ladies at Ranelagh would
provide the answer.
And to our mind golf will never be
considered a fair test Of all round abil-
ity until we have smaller green's, greens
which will put putting in the same
ratio of merit, about a third per cent.
instead of half. as the difficult swards
do to-day. We are not alone In our
contention that golf would be fairer II
the greens were made less exacting
through reduction Of putting green
space. Almost every chap with whom
we chat on this subject believes the
same way. that third should be al
lowed for the wooden work. another
third for iron play and a third for put
ting.
The New York herald., 1921-04-24

1t is difficult these days TO speak with
any degree Of finality OF the intentions
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-21
W. V. u. Dramatic Club
Big Hit in Chautauqua

N0rEancown. ". Va. Sep. co. During
the paS; summer perhaps tho mos; ore
,en,ious tour aver made nv college
dramatic cub was taken hy 'he LIB or
Wes' Virginia University. witch ap-
peared in - towns u n easter" N'a'cS
as par, OF 4 rhautaUVra program.
and scored great hi; throAgh"U' tH">"
states With the Ce-"rentnG "t N"
school during tho past week. practically
tho entire cas-, ~ he play ina w"H'
on the road has ro-rn'er-d No u"iI"--
sity and further pans 81 4 pr"'N1'!"uS
nature are being worked rut. TN" NOM
ber. OF the club. VINO vera IN 'he
road" this summer and who have rA-
turned - the university. tnclude Graf
tan DeuEher'y. Hinton. G'"@n N"T. Mo-
Eantown; John Ru'k"v. Ashucy lark y.
j.; Tracey Stevens. M"rEantuwn. !. raul
Tost Pontiac. H.. Mildred E,"n,u. Mnr-
gantown: Martha Mq"dj-a. M"rr1N'own,
and Maria S'~ldmaU. Mnrc"n'"wu.
II is hoped that 'HiS club can max"
a tour o. tho iradiHr cities ~ West
Virginia as q par, II n" regular work
this yrar. Tho p-1cj!r2, WORK taking The
place ~ Jus tha; much class sr"Nm
work Charleston. Huntington. Wh""ii1-
and other large r!;.eS -" h.Img rons'i-
cred for poSsihl" appearances
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-21
VTAM|NES BUILD
YOU UP QUICKLY
AFTER SICKNESS
onnrHAHY ToNICS OFTEN TOO
sLow-DoCToRs SAY V1TAMNE
DOES WORK QUICKLY.
DRUGGISTS SELL 1T NOW
IN CONCENTRATED FORM

Time spen, In bed or around tho
house after 4 sick spe.l IL ir..*"rnc and
expensive Good physicians Ike 10 &C.;
Their patient hack on IA" job feeling
strong. vol and vigorous. just as quick
" az possible and tnat is Why SO many
arc nov prescribing lhus-!h" Vita
mine Tablets which In highly conr"n-
trated form embrace tn" v:;arr!n"s o.,
Yeast. RICE Hui!s. Water Soluble Is and
Fat Soluble \. VitRmine. et". iSec FOR
mula and directions ON otch bottled
Just TO become strong quickly. regain
color. appetite. strength Hni "peT'
r!sh, away IL worth many INES tn"
cost Of these tablets which ~" ~ harm
less a. any food. contain Il pr'ier dos".
and produce results uDusnH''N QG.'h
prugg!-ts. doctors and chemists rHd1rs"
these new and powerful. 'ah."'.. "'a'.$"
they arc easy ;" 'ak" and ere" perfect.
Iy with the Wcanru"8 S'urlH"A Tn.
name Irving I.nhura:o-Y "a = GIarn 0'",.
OF fines quality ~ m"!'''uc h"'f'"
Of sixty tablets costs ouiY S-n". p.UR J.
war tax and run IL" secured a. any drug
stHrc
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-21
Police Magnate Admits
Large Gift By AppOIntee

New York. s"rt 2o.--Tolico Commits
s'or.r RiHhArd l. Enr'cht. to-day al
r.i.frG ru :h~ witness stard hcfCr" III"
f"Sts'r:!,- nmn,i'ln" .nQu!-irE into n"
IT,, rdrrir' slr.i'i"N. that h" had received
= :it. @: s'@"S2 from A''an 4. Ryan.
fruaur,"~. whom D." hal appointed de-
f,!', no'r'.. ,.u'Hr'i SS!nr"-
Erricnt's admit sion came a. the CON
g.. ..r - 'i- testimony r"ra rdiUE tn"
.::' ur an autnmoh.." from Deputy 10,
'..,. ,'o'rrlS, .oNrr JOAN \ Harris
Tho rNnn':r .io"'r Vas also questioned
regarding h.s friendship win Harris
and It's suspension ~ s"rrsan' fhr
'ai'ur" - r"srLN.1" th- deputy com.
uis-!ONer'S badge.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-21
WHEELING HAS
HONOR PLACE
IN THE PARADE
State B. P. O. T. Convention
at Charleston Closes
Officers Are Elected.

CHARLESTON, W. Va. Sept. 3o.--A bar
harG!" and dance a. A local park TOT night
.sark"l the clos" OF the annual reunion
rni convention of tho West VirSinia
FL. Association In Mis- city. which be.
gan Monday.
4 brief shower 81 rain this afternoon
a. Tho parade WAS about - start. SEM
;fiany uniformed t.ikS scurry.nc Tor
lover. and a comparatively small num-
h"- O. tNn 2Inh members OF the an
.."rnd herd. estimated % he hero for the
reunion We're y linz Charleston lodge
NTH -hs members wearing white ;rUus-
srS. blue coats. white hats with purple
hat bands and mex tics. had much :h-
large uunlh"r in line o. marTh. with
Hunt!rctnn second In poin: Of numbers
Th~ Huntington delegation had large
''"l!ted Elk 81 = truck with q wood an%
F"jtinS 70 head their section OF IN" par,
adj The p'aHe OF honor m the line wa -
given 20 tho Wheeling lodge. n" nldcS;
~ the state. with i'arkersburg in second
place.
Al IN. final business session o, tho
convention this morning. 4 suggestion
- tho law committee that closer re.S
toms between thu local lodges and tho
STATE association he established. was
2l"pt.d
Except for me parade the last day
e: the convention was given over largely
10 s1cial features and with the keys {"
the city n! their possession. tho visiting
E'ks were masking merry Tonight on tho
streets and IN the parks.
At their session last night. the ElkS
voted unanimously - meet in Clarke
burg IN September next year and elect.
e. tho following officers 10 servo until
thar time:
i Kemp Morton Of Charleston. pr.st-
dent.
jay Reef"r. OF Clsrk<hurg. secretary.
I>sse l. Cramer. OF Parkersbur6.
trea Surnr
4. Z. Hunt, OF Huntington. hrst vice
pr.s!d.u'
Arch +. lawson. Of Morgantowr. ser-
nnt vice president.
Bain" ". Harmon. OF MorEantown.
- I'd vie president.
Or ~ W Purdatts OF Wheeling: 7. T..
Jones OF iark-rshurE: Percy Byrd. OF
C!arkshurY. VI +. AShcratt, OF Fai"nont
" - Written. OF Rlueheld. trustee.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-21
ASK ACTION ON DEBS
PARDON PETITION

Atlanta. Ga. Sept 2o.-Immediste ac-
ton by President Harding on the Dehs
pa rdon petition with recommendation
for tho pardon OF the Socialist leader.
now serving q sentence In tho federal
pen!tentlary here, was requested in res-
olu t1ons adopted A. to-day'S session Of
tho convention OF the AmalkamRted A.
ISOLATION Of Street and Electric Railway
Workers Of America. Another resolu>
ton asked that congress recognize tho
present republic Of Ireland. W. y. Mn
hon. was reelected president OF the In,
ternational organization
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-21
Dorsey, Of Minnesota,
Horticultural Head

Morgantown. W. Va. Sept. 20.-An-
nouncement has just beeu made here Of
tho appointment OF Professor NJ j.
Dorsey. Of the University Of Minnesota,
as head OF tho department OF hortioul-
ture succeeding Professor J. H. Gourley.
who has COMO to the Ohio State Eaperi-
ment Station.
N. n. J. Giddlngs. plant pathologiSt
Of West Virginia University. and one ~
the best known scientists In tho coun-
try, will act as dean OF the college
OF Agriculture for tho time heing. In tho
place Of Dean John Lee coulter. who
has resigned to become tho president
OF tho North Dakota State College. Tho
selection OF q new dean IL expected 10
be postponed until next monte.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-21
DAVIES GLASS
PLANT TO RUN
IN FOUR MONTHS
Encouraging Report OF Building oper-
atoms Made TO MlItthB Ferry
Trade Board.

Officers ard directors of :ha Davies
Glass Company held a 'on:"renr" last
evening with tho directors 81 the MAJ
tins Ferry BOARD ~ Tr"!" :" discuss
T,nnS FOR tho OPERATION " N" lew < as
plant
f. X. HoE-. vice rres;dea' ~ ~"
lavies Glass Company. reported thaf
tho plnnt Will y" rr1dy - turn "ut war"
In four months. and mat at the begin.
ming OF operHti. M a largo number 81
men and boys. probably l5m. Will b" IN
p,ny"d IN 10 maUurar'ure II electro"
lighting hXtureS.
Roofing material for tn" pan; has
l.rc, suif,,i ami Is cNr"C'ed this week
Til, building will be- tirepr'of hr!"H and
Siroi construction. wish m"t0! c"mp"Hi-
ton pooling
Practically MI 80 rho sock ~ N"
company Is he'd locally, AMI !r'drnds
~ well Rs WAGES VIII remain. with hnt
Slight exception. In this r!iy.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-21
Have You Piles?
Then You Have Something to
Learn.

Thousands who have pies hav. unr
learned 'ha' quick and p"rNansn, rel!rf
can only I've accomplished Win in'e-r.a
medicine Neither cutting nor aay
amount ~ catnent with Comments NJ
SuTnoSitOr!eS will r~'r0I" ne 'ausS
Rad circulation causes p!,cs. Th"r"
Is complete staG1a'!ou of II" h.oci
n the lower howe; AID 4 Weakening -
the parts Dr. J. :. LeonhnrGt vas tirs'
tn f'rd the remedy ~ pres Tiion.
HEM R0Ir. Is r0w So by all drug
g!sts. nr. I.eorha-d' 'ri"d . in 1000
cases with n" 'narve;ous -"'"ri 81 sue
cess n as per c"n'. aud then decided &;
should be gold under r'c!d money
back guarantee
Don't waste any moro limo NH on
side Applications Gef 4 ~a"kaEe 90
HEM-RuIn from =. II Gri"st Il g."
today. II has c;r"H SAT" and lasting
relief to thousands and Sh"u,d 10 the
Same for yoU II seldom falls.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-21
HEAVY Rain STORM
SWEEPS OVER CITY

The Whepl'lE district. IS far n"fiA as
Wcilshurg ara snU'N a. IA rs M"uhdN'
Vile. Mas ,l>!'"d 10y a peculiar Storm
Yesterday AFTERNOON starting north al d
gradually gong SuT'h. passing over it'
city very slowly.
Street ar Irdfn" MAS ""Iayed Tor
some t!irs IN SeNr-,.t sections o. IN"
city while IN n'ar-s 'h- water threhi"H-
al ,n cause washou,~ THE ureririta-
INN ~. - !nrn. according 20 Nlss "
4. Forsythe. government weather ""-
server here.
The storm approached Tn" CITY from
~. worth heinz near WeliShurg about
noon. 1t struck the city Iroi."~ an'u' !
O'Clock, and Vas traN".lhS very :. lN!I'
Several cars - mo Wheeling Irh'll"A
compauy were tied up IN ~" sou :.
bound tracks Of the Rcnwo"d N"n.d>-
ville divisions wfiir uu-rir"r cars ""'"
DELAYED for a short ii;r" wn"n = SIN" II
amount OF earth wa.hr! ont" tho 'rdChH
between here and Warw""!. IN" delay
was but for a few m'r"'"~. t." d.'N -"
being cleared away rr IA" "r"w the
cNS
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-21
So ENROLL At
NIGHT SCHOOL

Tho first session " tha Cathedral
night school Was held 'as' "V"3ing II
tho basement - -. J"Scph's ,H'h"ir'
AT O'clock. with all E;iend'H'" q;
sixty-hye young men and w"nl"''. most
- whom are tur"iEuers.
school. ana has under h"r II worry '"ai:'
HE corps Of ASSISTANTS. I"'H a."
Misses Anna Hack. Frnmr"s lN"E5n Her
Fthe; Kelly Agnes Wi'HA".S"n. fI"ah"'
FricsInuth. ,""rEtarHh EIhr. Ma ~
Sia,tcrick. Agnes Rel, auI JYnt
Rahr
Two sessions Of ;hls ,'hoo, VII! l."
held on Tuesday AMI Thurs lay rv"n.NS 3
Of each week Tho most ini"r'':'
study IS English. sine" most 81 ne tnt
eicn%rs arc very eager - learn IN"
American language.
Tnr SiNty-uN" students are t"'""'',
nr:trr and twH'.'; l''u"c men. 'N' i'N'
tptnH NuIrR women.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-21
DR., FERRIS IS
MODERATOR OF
THE PRESBYTERY

Nsw Cumberland. W. Va. Sept On
Or. 2 q. Ferris. pastor Of tho Second
Presbyterian church ~ Wheeling. was
elected moderator ~ IN" Wheeling Pres
hytary. which closed is quarterly
meeting here today. other officers are:
Tournament clerk. Rev. II. NJ. Hosack,
OF Newell.
Reading clerk. James Fault. OF Wells
burg.
No changes were made In committees.
Rev. J. G. l.aughlln. who has ac-
reptcd call to New MarttnsvillS and
Rev. John Thompson. Who has eeen
rendered. q pastorate at Cameron. were
ADMITTED TO the l'r.ShysTy.
The December session OF the Pres
bytery will be held In the Second Pres
byterlan church In Wheeling
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-21

to represent Presbytery at the Senate Of
Obi" in Cambridge. a.. October II: Rev.
J. J. Srud"s. uf W0"dsneld. Rev Il. j
York. oC caldwell. E"r. T.. ". Lodw!Ck.
~ NJ. Pleasant. md Rev. =. F.. Mummy.
~ Wa shinGion. q. Martins Ferry Was
represented a; Mondays meeting hY
Rev. W!ngcrd and Mr. Gibbs and Rev
Neel and John =. Scott represented
Bridgeport.
Preshytery passed 4 resolution conf
neudinE The president Of the United
states and tho government for the cali
Ing II the disarmament conference ~
Washington IN EoIenlh~r -. The TO-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-21
OFFICER GLENN GETS
TWO GAMING JOINTS

Officer Glenn last evening arrested
Pete GeorE. a. No. 25@2 Market stree,
for running 4 gambling tosns No more
had n" gotten pete..o The central DO
lice station. and going hack on his beat
when Tony Fridale. oS No 3l32 Alley
=. was the next victim. He was also
operating gambling joint Both win
be arraignei before Judge John 8. RITZ
this morning In police court
l officer Golner picked up Edward
Yilllams Oh a charge ot panhandlins,
hile Detective Walker picked IN
ladias Evans on charge OF loi,sr-
'nE. Both were RtveH lodging in IN,
central station until this morning
when they will appear before the Judge
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-21
MURDERER ARRESTED.

Now York. Sept 90. William SHvlcs.
A tiusnith o! Council Bluffs Iowa. who.
tho police said. rscapeI from jail a.
Fort Madison, Iowa. In 1878 Will" s"r.
Ing a life sentence for murder. WAS A.
rested today upon hi. arrival fr"r" Eng
land. Sayles was deported after having
entered England % n sailor under 4
false name.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-21
FORD DEMOLISHED

A Ford coupe owned and driven by
s ". Wolfe or Triadelphia Was denol-
ished late yesterday afternoon when II
was struck by 4 WillysKnight touring
car a. the intersection of EdCwood
street AMI N" National Road.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-21

There appears 20 lie joker in the gar
entitled poker.
For the man Who's always clipper
ssnms to lose.
While is odd won get me, Stsveno
you break exactly event.
And The h"avy winner always has the
blues --Wayside Tales.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-21
IUCO-SLAVIA AND
ALBANIA AT WAR

Geneva. Sept. 20-Bishop Theophilah
Eoll. tho Albanian delegate 70 the az
s-mbly Of the League Of Nations, to-
day notified tn. political committee Of
tho assembly that hostilities had broken
out on In. frontier between Jugo-Slav!a
and Albania
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-21
ALLEGED TO HAVE coxrrssrp

Camden. y. =. Sept 20. -,ieorse Dob
aon, who vas arrested In Canada ard
brought hsre IN connection with N.
murder OF his wife Mrs Isabella Doh
son. In THAR her1e near this city. Is Al
legged 20 have rrade a confession nc The
crime. Mrs Dohsoa terribly bruised
md cur. was .oT7d dad n her hedrno N
s~v.ral weeks ago
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-21

ports Of various committees were ali
read and were most favorable. Tn.
meeting was regarded as one Of u
most successful held in some time an
tho attendance was very good.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-21
LEWIS DEMAND
FOR PROTECTION
MEETS RETORT

Charleston. W Va. Sept. cH.~-G"v-r-
nor Morgan rhts afternoon made pubic
his reply To- I telegram from John l..
Lewis, president q: tho tinted Nine
Workers of America. IN which Lewis
asked ,"r rr"rcr':"m :"r =. /. I>r"itE
aul Fred Mooney. president ard seer
tdry- TREASURER. respectively. Of llStrl't
u. Of the mine workers. nov IN JAN az
Williamson charged with ronrii'liy IN
,h- deaths Of Ambrose Gosl,n and Dan
Whit. whn died from gunshoi WOUNDS
suffered during ,he three days ,d!S'Nr"-
uncc :" Mage county last May
Tho governor replying cal Lewis a.
IGNITION 20 his recent "r.tl'iSms ~ w
state gul"ruim"n' IL witch he charger
that Il had hr"K~n down" and res
that 'Neemcv and Mooney vii! have the
protection Of tho authorities
Tn" governors reply follows:
John l.. Lewis. lH'sidrnt.
United Min" W"rk"rs or America
"lndlAnair"'i>. Indiana.
Il ncLrnv l",!rc receipt Of your tele-
gram Of the nineteenth instant request ..
Ing irutect'nu Tor Frank kc"ueN ana
Fred M"rn"N. under Indictment i"r
murder IN Ningo aud Logan counties.
y u'ir trI'rJi % ne constituted authCri-
tbs uf tiIs state follow, within few
h,.0rs ut your public statement that iNe
government % West Virginia had hrok-
ia down. Your hclat-d recognition that
uDr government - :Gn"ii"nInG lS com
p,"tH REPUTATION Of y"ur previous state
ment Kc"ucy and Mooney. ~ CourS"
VII have tho PROTECTION II N" nutEori-
uNs. Huwt,"r. /: y"u had SHOWN tho
same s"'r"i'ul" for tho poor t"illnG
ru"u.n"rS Of your organization wh" w"r"
.n"l'"d RNd c"erccd into .nsurrrCti"n
that ,ou now display for vs. officers.
Ecru"v and Mnuney. many llv"H wuut'I
nn'n uaen saved. hundreds - members
Of Your *, n'Iatt"u would not hay"
been st,ud!nE uuICr indictments AMI
the curd name nf N"st Virginia wou q
not haze h""n maliEncd from IN" End ~
this country ;" the oihe:.
IS!gnptJ
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-21
=. r. MORGAN.


Thn l",'Hr 10 80 governor from Mr..
T,"w's
"Irdianarolis. Ind. SEPT 10. l?:l.
Hon + f. Morgan. Governor "f West
Virginia, Charleston. ". Va.
IL. view Of The fact that President
T." ! kesn-y AL SeCrN'arY-Tr"asurer
No"nry % n'strir' y. United Minr
WnrkerS =" America. have SUrrend-rrd
:, 'h.> o';'i,.,'''oa ~ tho sac ~ ""s'
Nirr!niI lu arSw'r - grand Jury In
i!c'nur,s Tr". !"u~ly rt9irr"d against
,hcn eInc"r"'N hop" hat your "'f!ce
Will AK" every necessary >t"r - insure
'nn Slt"'l 4 '""!r D"rs"0e and NOR
'Iv", THIS request IS rs."~si'a'"d by
,Nr rae; that rorrr"rlv members ~ The
l'ri'cl Nine Workers 81 America In
Wcs. Virginia vino hrcare prisoners "r
-" ,r,n-,",.,,.ai'h wrr" subjected 10
persona iriirnitics. resulting n Hrrta:n
instances n loss ~ ne.
''7'h. min" workers Of N" country SIN
ca,~'y hop" that N. authority ~ your
urr@-- W., 10 nmTl" - protect MAs~rs.
Kcorey and Mooney from circumstances
+ rn'a character. also HNrrets mo
hnr. ,Nat similar treat mont VIII - &C
cordial al, rleuh"rS ~ N" n!'"d MILO
Workers ~ AnIeri "a VOW imHr:S"n"d "r
urd~r Indictment y West Virginia
lSlcn-'l 'I'l'\ l.. I'r'N -.
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RED CIRCULARS
FOUND IN FRISCO
CAN for May Day Uprising
Of american Workers"

SAN FRANCISCO. Apra "a
copy Of . circular alleged b hnWo
been Distributed In the San FrsS
cisco bay district calling for . Ny
day uprising of .Amesscan wss1D
ers- came Into the hands g -
police here today.
This year the AmeriAa wUg4osD
win all demonstrate they have ~
son. the circular read ho
forces have challenged the nilltano
Of workers in the country. 11ey
have organized TO crush the wurlep
ers- They want to exploit than
moro In their greed they intan1'
to grind out moro profits frum
their bones. They want 70 know
who shall be tho nAstsn b
America
Then let rs show them VINO ~
be the mAsterA Let n tan tnom
that the system mus b changed
let us tell them that - ~
change II By revolution.s
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-04-29
Blue Boots Latest
DesiDn for Women

PARIS, April ss.-Colored boon
are the latest novelty IN womenb
wear here In one model evolved b.
one of the chief makers. tho the foot
Is cased In vanished black leather
II Is punched out In q floral design
and the tops. which reach halfway
up the calf, are of bright blue saf1n.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-04-29

roRpe-FoRps
w. have q complete stock 20 choose
from. all OF which have been put
In good running order.
TouRfScs
$50. vim starter. look. iik. new.
1918. with starter block. spesdom-
eter. shock absorber.
1919. With derDountabi. rirns. speed
ofnetss.
isfI. win shn1k sbserbers and
Rpe~domster.
ROADSTER
1918 with sp~edomeseY. shock alb
sorbara and demountabisA
1918 plain Ford
1917. shock absorbsrA
COUPE
1910. fully equipped: an exceptional
value
1889 chassis with 1913 BODY
LIGHT DELIVERY
1917. with starter system
1915. runs good.
TRUcKS 1-Tov
isfs. cab and platform body.
Each and every on. OF thes. cars
offered In q thoroly good buy
Terms 10 reliable partiea
CENTRAL AGENCY, rnn
Authorized Ford Dealer
Broadway and Pike East $50.
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DODGE. $3.50

j-passenger that ir In good running
order; has an Eisnan magnetic.
good tires. upholstery and top fair.
Specially priced for quick sale at
$50 down