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shark Industry Il Active.

VICTORIA. british COLUMBIA,
June l2.-Anothcr Indication Of the
great interest in the shark industry
on the Pacihc Coast is the entry into
TINS activity of the Anglo British-
canadian FISHERIES Company. Ltd. at
lhrkrr Island, near Active Pass CUR
of Georgia The mud sharks caught
in these waters ar" TO be converted
int" fertilizer. oil. chicken feed and
leather. These sharks weigh from
one TO sixty-;wo tons and are from
Zen 10 fifteen feet in length
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LBN Nsaoointed Press-l

ZION. Ill, june l2.-The city
fathers OF the city OF Zion eve
IDENTIFY overlooked the tact thar
dresses would have - tendency 10
shorten 1T both ends They COW
cred the tops with an ordinance.
hut neglected the bottoms.
w. iiurd cicndincn. Mayor OF
Zion. has had h!s attention called
10 this palpahIc neglect on the
part OF the civic powers. lie was
thund"rStruck when he saw now
weak the ordinance was and how
helpless tho law was to act In
cases. where women had paradcd
in short skirts.
The present ordinance imposes
fine OF from 5000. or from five
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In execution OF 81 deed OF trust.
dated Novembcr Is. 1920. ana re-
corded in tho clerks office OF Rich
mond Chanccry C0ur, In Decd Book
2fA -. page lGj. default havln: been
made In IN" payment ~ Il norton ~
the debt therein secured. and being
REQUIRED so TO do. wc win sell ~
auction. on the premises. on
THURSDAY. JUNE &c. 1921
H"ginHIns; AZ ! O'Clock l. NJ.
tho below described properties:
Lot % land In the city Of Rich.
'nond. Va, with All IMPROVEMENTS
thereon, beginning at Il point on the
h"rth IN" OF Grace street seventy
nine 90 feet eleven CD inches.
more or less, east OF Sixth street
thence running cuarwardly and 'front.'
ing on said north line OF Gr;,C" Street
." feet 81, inches NOR. or less.
having a depth on its western lin.
~ leG feet 10 inches. more or less.
and on It's eastern line 81 1872 fcci,
more or less, and u width in rear Of
80 tcct "a Inches. more or l"gs. Tn"
building on The eastern half ~ said
lot has been demolished
TERMS Cash
This sale, however, is made sub
JeCt 20 tho following deeds OF ,rus.:
FIRST Recorded IN the abovc-inei-
1~2ned CLERK s office In Decd Book
. balance 81 $1,000. due March 3,
second Recorded in said CLERKS
n''les IN Deed H"ok 252-A. Page $50.
tiN"n 70. secure the principal sum OF
81 HH'Hl. due iu"o rs. 1922.
Third tcCcrt"d In said clerks Of
hre ~ Decd Boob 2j2-h page iI2.
El'fN 20 secure the principal sum nf
500. which VIII he due June IS.
" x. MhTnEws.
Trustees.
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.''"''" WIN q .'SiioN, ne studies
II seriously. counsels with his trusted
ahN'scrs-and then makes up his
mind
Make Up own Mimi.
There can b. no doubt. after these
hrst ,hre" months. that Harding
makes up his own mind Duriu. TN.
campaign MS opponents repeatedly
d"cia rcd il would bc made m for
MIN BY a k"puolicau senatorial cliutia
"i innucntIais. Nothing has tran
sni:cd 70 date 20 coaG-In tn!s-aud
the general result has been "a vide
spread feeling ~ confidence. on
h"nced. of course. because Of tn. rn
certainty which was prevalent In Tho
country OWING 70 tho lac, that Hard
'nr wa" not SO prominent n figure
as others in tn" Republican PARTY.
Harding, II tn. observation of ono
who has observed him at close range
SINE" IA took office can he regarded
as reliable, - trying 10 do hls hes,
'riShtcous!y" irhc word is 4 favor
IT, OF the hresidcntp IN MS every
act and expression lie manifcsts MS
cagerncss 70 do ana his concern lost
he may not do what is right TO ali
PARTIES concerned Ana it is this
desire 20 cheat" no on" a desire to
play fair all around that leads to
~" prediction tina, he Viii no, do
anything fiery or sensational moth
.ng that might hurt some one. dur
ing his torn OF office.
VIII see Almost Any one.
II IS w"ll-kHown fact 70 Wash
inEton observers that Harding VIII
SEQ almost any ono who wishes to
50" him II 5 estimated by white
House attaches that since he took
Office. nc has shaken hands with al,
least 10000 callers and. visited by
special appointment. with hundreds
OF others His daily calling list IS
greater, for example. than The aver
age weekly appointment calendar OF
his predecessor
Il also is q fac: that when man
has hvc minutes with Harding. the
appointment may hc and frequently
rs extended Indefinitely. either be-
cause the Pres idcnt IL unusually in
,rrcstci In what his caller isay have
TO say. or that he does not wish to
hnrt him by bringing the appoint
mcnt TO an abrupt termination. =
friend %: the President tolls the story
mat on one occasion Harding listcrcd
for an honr 10 caller who quoted
paSsas" after passage from the Hibl.
10 prove that the league of nations
was UnriEhtcous Not that harding
agreed w.;h the views OF his visitor.
but he Was interested in IN" novelty.
Ills Human Mature sid,
Another cNa,np!" III the Presidents
human nature side is found in his
spciat life Tie and Mrs Harding
thoroughly enjoy the little functions
tncy have given and enter into them
as participants and not rs host ana
hostess. Throughout Washington
there has been much comment caused
by TIL" money atmosphere OF the
White House gatherings
And III the evenings. after the din
ncr hour. one may see the executive
couple frequently leaving the White
House for a social visit on Lhcir
friends about the city.
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New Zealand Plant. frees.

VANCOUVER. BRITISH COl.uM-
BlA, June i2.-Vast waste tracts OF
New Zealand are being rcforcstci
with British Columbia trees. accord.
ing To +. *. Nathan. OF Palmcrston
North. New Zealand, who has JUS, ar.
rived here. 4 hig ana systematic
scheme was being carried out, under
directions OF Canadian forcsters, who
had been imported for tho purpose.
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National credit Wen 10 Meet

Tie twenty sixth annual convcn-
iion OF the National Association oc
Credit Men vii! toe held Iume 1917
in san Francisco, over I.j0o lylc-
gates have already registered. and
more than 20oo arc expected - at
tend The association has u mem :
bcrship OF $4,000.
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aluable Farm
Property

STU AT T. - IN CHESTERFIELD
COUNTY. 10 MILES FROM THE:
CITY or RICHMOND. Al ROBIOuS
STATION OK THE SOCTIIERS r..
l., AND KNOWS As 'BELGEApE."
by virtue Of = certain iced Of ,rus,
10 me UNDERSIGNED trustee. dared p..
ccihber 10. 1913, and cG record in tho
c!"fk once OF Chesterfield Circuit
Court IN j.. T.. 1856. page ser. sccu-.rt.
q certain sum of money. Io:aiIl, Mac,
ing bcen made IN tho payment 0r
ZANE ana being required SO to do
W ,hc bchehciary therein. wo shall
Isocecn 10 sci! at public auction. on
the premises. on
WEDNESDAY, JUNE Is. 1921.
At O'Clock l.. NJ.
che above described prOpcrty.
The piace contains rs acres OF
land. more or less and described a.
Follows; Having broad frontage on
Ne Me- $50 HoHthsTn Railroad at Hohious
Il. G. Laird. James watkins ., ais.
The !mprovcmcnis consis: OF a
frame Dwelling, house. large barn.
house,. and IL zen "' aa,,% 9'nif ,o out !.
dairy farm. having been used as
such. -"
TERMS; Cash sufncian, to execute
this trust 20 pay all iJxcs TO dny OF
sal" and SSls.Un Interest due to date
Il credit as to three interest notes
FOR S2fO.0O each to become due as
io!lows on December 10, 1921. June
- i'--; on December -. 1922.
III, r-9ciTai rotc for IS 900 no also
due wi December 10. IG22 win in
i'f's' 10 accrue on lhcm. balance "a,
'H' .'nG Two years also wItA iut.r-
Tho purchaser Of this property VIII
b. required TO deposit Win the tuc-
iiouaers 100000 at the time Of tho
c. II. SUTTON.
SUTTON & co.
Nucti0n"crS.
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REDS DIVIDE RUSSIA INTO
TINY SOVIET REPUBLICS
Now Twenty of These Divisions
Within the Borders OF the
old Empire.
Ey Associated Press. j

RIGA. LATNlA. june l2- The Boil
shevist government is rapidly divid-
ing the old Russian empire into :,
large numher o: tiny Sovie, republics.
each having some autonomous author
lty. In addition To those cthnologi-
cal units. such as Poland, I.atvia. etc.
which hrok. away from Russia on
their own accord there arc now a.
lcast twenty sO-callcd autonomous re-
pub!ics within the borders Of the old
empire
Ranging in size from little Com
muncs. including only few thousand
population. 10 the great distric; of
the Ukraine. these republics" oc-
cupy 1t Is estimated. more than one
third OF the area of the old Russia in
Europe. while the various siberian
and Asiatic states occupy so much Of
south OF the Caucasus tina, very lit
tie OF ;hc old Russia in Asia remains
directly under control OF Moscow
On paper.
Text Il Complete.
The complete text OF the Bolshevist
decree. granting autonomy" to the
republic Of Turk"Stan, rcccn:ly pub
l!shcd in tho Moscow Izycs,ia. shows.
however. that At least in one of these
republics. the autonomy Is extremely
limited. The decree reserves to the
central government ut Moscow all
matters Of foreign relations. foreign
trade and military matters in Tur-
kcs;an.
TO some or these AUTONOMOUS"
districts or nations the Moscow news
papers give names so different from
those appearing in GaZctttccrs and
"a h.. -,
extremely difficult to ascertain. They
are as follows;
karclian Labor Commune. including
a small territory north Of Pntrograd
and west of Finland inhabited by the
karclians The capital is Pctrosav-
odsk, on Lake I.adora
The autonomous territory of tn"
Mariisk nation. taking in the dis,tricts
Of the Niaika and Nizhcgorodsk gov
crnmcnts inhabited hy the Mariisks
Il semi Monaghan tribe OF fishermen
and hunters in the Arctic North Rus
STA.
Autonomous territory Of the Votsk
nation. bordering on the Mariisk ter
ri'ory and including the town OF
Glasov and other parishes in the
Niatka government inhabited by the
NOitsaks
The autonomous Tshuvashs Com
munc. including several parishes in
the knzan and Simhirsk governments
south Of the Mariisk nation. Its
capital is Tchcboksari
Includes Eight Districts.
The Tartar Socialistic Soviet re-
public, including tho capital kazan.
eight districts Of the old kazan gov
and some parishes Of the
tfa. Samfra. Niatka and Simhirsk
The Bashkir Soviet republic. in
Guiding fourteen cantons Of the
Province OF TIA. Inhabited ~ the
lashitirs, who hay" as their capital
The Commune OF tho Volga Ger.
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Appointed ,r,ins postmaster

hANNli.LE. Va, June l.--I. :.
Wolfe, of omega. has boon appointed
acting posting stcr Of South BOSTON. to
iii the vnclncy caused by the rcsir
nation Of G. Il Lovclarc
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Trustees Auction SAFE

Valuable Business Prop
erty on the North Line
Of Grace Street, Between
Sixth and Seventh, With
improvements Thereon
Known as Nos. sos and
610 East Grace Street.
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SEABOARD AIR LINE RAILWAY
Main Street tatioul

RICHMOND-NicW YORK
STEAMSHIP co.
COmpany-SOiicitSy your bust.
ness; 3G-hOur service between New
York and Richmond. Freight re-
ccivcd daily. No dclay-lowcst
rates.
Phones: Madison T6O-8S
Randolph :S3O3
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mans. including small territory on
the River NuIga long ago settled by
German immigrants.
The autonomous kirgisc Sucialistic
Soviet republic. including the large
territory OF the Kirvisc and Cossacks
north OF tho Caspian Sea and taking
In parts Of the old .Astrakan, Ural and
Trans Caspian districts. together with
the little known district extending
into Southern Asia;ic Russia Its
capital * given as Scmipalatinsk. in
the old district of the same name
Autonomous Kalmuk Labor Com
munc, including a number of districts
in Astrakan bordering on the CAS-
plan. Cossacks' settlements in III.
Zaryziu government. and a small par;
OF the Don territory.
The autonomous republic Of Noun
tain Tribes. Commune on the
northern slope Of tho Caucasus. in
Guiding Nltdikavkask
The Daghestan republic, including
the Caspian Sea coast territory to the
west OF the Mountain republic.
The Georgian Soci;tlis,ic Soviet re-
public. which enjoyed some measure
and which comedies practically with
the old government of Geaisi us
capital is THIS. The GcorEians once
freed themselves from BolshcNist
rule. but later we're put under Mos
cows control again
The Soviet Republic of Armenia.
including practically all OF the cthno-
iog zeal district OF Armenia. The cN-
act status OF This republic under
Soviet control is not mt present known
to the outside world.
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OIL Fields Included.

The republic OF Aacrbaijnn. to the
west of Georgia and north of Ar
mcnia. This includes Baku and the
most productive oil fields in Russia.
along the Caspian.
The Ckrainian soviet republic. with
its vast territory OF fertile grain
fields. along the Nolga and including
three Of the most important Russian
cities, Odessa. kicv and khorkov.
While probably more strictly auton-
omouS than any OF the other rcpub-
lies in the Russian federation. the
Ukraine maintains such close rcla
tons with Moscow that 10 is difficult
TO ascertain where its authority be-
gins and Moscow's leaves off. It's pop
ulation is probably as large as 20
land. it's eastern nci.hbor.
The White Russian republic. a sort
of II theoretical buffer state. sand
wiched in between Great RUSSIA and
the Polish frontier, inhabited ny the
White Russians" and including the
cities of Minsk and PinSk.
The Abhask Socialistic Soviet re-
public. including certain territories
in southern Asiatic Russia. about
which little is known
The republic OF Turkcstan. which
comedies practically with those ter
iitorics marked on old maps Of Rus
STA AS the government of Turkcstan
The republic OF khiva. I'm Asiatic
Russia, including the city Of the same
name.
The republic of Eokhara. also in
Asiatic Russia. about the old city of
BOX hara, trading center since an
cicnt times.
The Far Eastern republic. which
Is only more or less under Ns:cow's
control. its fate fuctuatiu:g win the
miiitary successes and failures in 81
IBERIA. Its territory includes most of
Western Siberia
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DISPLAY CLASSIFIED

NJ Headquarters Commandery OF
" -. Andrew. No. 10. knights
~ Tcppinr
II Richmond, Va. June IL. 1921.
GENERAL ORDERS.
Sir knghts: .AssHinble at your asylum
IN the Masonic Temple. Monday. 18Th inst.
~ O'Clock y NJ. In fun dress ~
Iemp!ar on foot. Members. OF l,ichmond
,"inmandcry. No .. and all transient Sir
knights arc courtcouSly Invited 10 hc pres
'nt. 49, order az the Eminent Comma ndcr.
NAKCELLUS l.. WRIGHT.
Captain General
GEORGE e. JEFFERSON.
Recorder
BY POLLARD 81 BAGBY. INC.
Real Estate Auctionccrs.
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HARDING REVEALS HIMSELF
TO NEWSPAPER WRITERS
Most Striking Characteristic He Possesses as Chief x
ecutlve of Nation Is Dealing Fairly and Conser-
vativcly With Problems in Hand

i'"nted with q question. ne studies
II seriously couusc's with his trusted
adyiscrs-and then makes UP his
mind
The Topeka state journal., 1921-04-26
PAINTS
WALL PAPER

Are you going to paint?
If so, why not buy the best?
Tt costs no more
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-24

who have attempted ~ improve pol't'-
cal conditions. ON. OF the most tntu-
eutial newspapers IN Lisbon even went
81 Ear n short time arO to charge
cv"nly that Portugal had nothing but
mediocre politicians to look TO for
guidance and that thero was not
prominent rnau IN the nation who pos
:, Sscd qualities OF reai craftsmanship.
Tae BUSINESS mca OF Portugal say the
greatest need OF the country - i
strong Government. he il 4 onc-man
Government or a representative" Cabinet
Government. They do not hesitate to
declare that the Republic has been a
rai!rr" in Portugal. and they want u
G"vernmcn, that will =" firm and con-
sis:rn'. or" t5at - not maGo W Of
si.iu"loSS politicians wluSn right foot
e. royals, and whose left Is repuh..-
Gun. Even though thn man TO head
tho Government be u ty"anI the peo-
r,e would prefer him tn what they
have had since 1910 This may pos.
s!hIy. be tho frcilng back Of the recent
rnvo.t but t. Il Is what ChunT" rrH
toy make" Where will Portugal b"
able to Gad her man OF strength?
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-24
LARGE ATTENDANCE
EXPECTED At THE
RIVER CONVENTION

Ia view If :hr unsettled aud un""rWin
roudi't"n4 nr railroad irtm"r"rti'i'n.
ti- I.,ssin!iiiI.s a. rN,r ir"tfi" ~" at
tracing more attention It ;a'S 'i!:'"
tn.u pr.,N,ni> =; any I,yl''i In IL" has.
,ary O.; ialant waterways. R""Ans" g,
his .>,,,'!ng condition. Ia" concern ~
river ,.rnaI"ria ti"I promises I" T." moro
th0ruurhly ,.ryStaliH"d ~ tl.' coming
runv, ntiUn nr thr ohio River 'n'l!"N''
u...nt Ns!."ciLti"". L" he hr!d 1T f.N''NE-
Vile. Ind. IN November IL and 49,
than ~ any time IN Ia" pas.
However In order that IL" r"S'd'n'"'
pul particularly the business men al ne
ohio Valley may r"' III" benefit ~ the
existing hIrh tide of waterways tr'hS-
rurta ton sentiment. II J. n'''"'Ha'E
that every section long the '"!I '''.iS''
OF the rilcr get behind the m"NeiH"h'
demanding sIrcdy cnInr.'t!"n 81 III"
proposed river Improvements. ih"rr'F
making ihis waterway avai!aH.e 10y
traffic practically 81! the year r"uh"'
This can best he Accomplished 10y con-
Certed action. such AZ Will b" mapped
on; at tho November convention
A large number Of lpcai!tirs along
the river hay" already named delegates
t. this meeting. and i general 'ai mas
gUn. out 10 others. 80 that II ]" 'Nl"'t"'
chat the cunveatiun VII, y" ~" largest
and most influential IN ia" history OF
ia. ohio Valley Improvement A>S"oia-
ton. General details tor convention ar"
in tho hands of ". =. CUlk!nS. EN"'uNE9
Secretary OF tho Cincinnati Chamber 81
Commerce.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-24
A NEW WAR TERROR

News comiaS from Germany says
tha, new guu has been iaN"Ated ny
tho Germans which : OF e. most
deadly character. /, j. reported :" We
NJ, electrically operated. thrs"-l1r-
rs,.d machine gun. "J'uS @.""' Sh"'S i''
minute ard operated by Ire Sun"c'
hair a mo distant TIL" nation which
introduced into warfare the poison ga
the - NIL" rang kun. sUNmar!n" war
carC. AMI The b"mh'ng "S unioruh".'
towns and elites no doubt Ands - AK
,ul, u abstain :rop encouraging in'"A-
lions pertaining ~ armament and
yhnlasai" destruction. II : r"9"r;".n
says tho sam" dispatch from Ger'naar.
tina, the great explosion at pppau
would not have occurred had there ""t
been cXper'raHHts Ccun"";.G w!'h t."
manufactures Of war material n som"
shape or form INDUCED n there.
Such actions on the part OF Ger
many are not corIu'tya t" any great
feeling u fear IL that nation. bat they
are conducive - a t"ci'ug b"rd~rirS on
sadness and wI,S:u,u"SS To think that
q people jus. emergiQg from war m
~SIch ~ mi.llOn lives "eI" lNS% N'''' x
Ing a conquered nation Yet having the
heart 10 begin again IN tho construction
OF the very implements which brought
their downfall. What lasting benefit
Gun any conferences on limitation O;
armament have. u 3 nation. whose dom.
irant and military character Is a. well
known az Gcrmany's. continues. IN taco
Of tho worlds efforts To- end war anil
wars costs TO devote the b"S: talents
In tho nation 10 dev'sing St:,l moro
horrible and destructive "vrIn"s 81
war While all other nations ar" pre-
pairing FOR peace what are No 10 thia%
OF Germany? Has tn" Oh military
power succeeded In getting r""ih",L.
OF has Germany h>"n So INTENSITY M
itarixed IN tho past thar IN" pr. Darr-
ton for war Ia national habit Thu
trvcatious Of such w1rliSa Instruments
a. the electric ,narhinn gun tend Ia
br!ns up nc qu"st."H II GERMAN :
sincerity Of now NO and hec aims FOR
, tho future.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-24
UPPER SILESIA DIVIDED

Ths League Of Nations has nnatly
como 70 definite decision in regard
- the division q: Siles!1. The hong
awaited dccroe divides tho pleh,scItc
area almost In half. giving Grrmsny
fCrty-iwo commuucs md I"iand FORTY.
Tho tounc! "r Ambassadors Is urC"T
T. take measure, looking toward Ger
man and Polish COOP, ration under tn"
form ~ Il genera ngrccm"n; u insure
tho continuity az peaceful @'on M"
iifo in Upp"r Si."sia: admin!'I tti"n Of
railway AystewS remains uucraugrl.
IL" G"vmsH mark WI. b" tho n',:n'"rY
standard for n:,crn y"ara. custom tnf-
IFS provided fDr. With ,"I tain "H"sp-
tons concerning raw mater ala Rud un-
finished goods: Germany and Poland al
,nwcd n. privilege OF reciprocal, "V
rrrtation and hur""t7upn Of mining
PRODUCTS: a., inhabitants living l.. pie.
L>cito area aii"v"d ~ cross frontier
- ihvut tprnIai!.y ard at VIII: all i'n!"s
Uvtug II the German zone and n. Ger
mats living in tho polish z"n" VII
!ars two Gears t. chous" their an: on.
,,i:ty: IA" decision ~ -" I."ugU. n.
Nations w!,i 10 facilitated by m:x"i
i..p"r SlcS.an commission composed
Cu,ai.v Of Poles. Germans and I 3I"r
Er.,.,.;.ns: mo &"r!'!on also p;", id'"
TT "a, C,,RHI'shm. NJ 81 = court a. h
lirra:lpa 70 act in cases Il rri,at. az.
,y"u".s.
The I."a.:yo'> decision has been any
t.Is'y uwait"d In both Poland and Ter
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RIPPING RHYMES
ny ryALr MAsou
PLEAsANT READING.

Seal b. NY tlIr.nE candle I digest
',. "..lv n.N-. rrd II treats or crime
ari nrIid:,.. hrul - d"l., md "muggled
!.u4". r',..!sl.y h""p inqu!r.pR. rs
a." wtr!' va i s'aI.rE 'u0d' Aren't
't";.;r cir; 'iii"E 90: &c Hrcws"'nc and
ia laI" tn. INV 'rH ~ ahs R"nIsnt'
\. our bu.warrs Srrm wreck" and
sosnr hur.t Ih"'. through the |as"mrnt.
comes grI his lie in the neck All tho
h"'s 81" ,nsT guHn.rc. aud hey caro-
Hot -" he! plug. "rd tho c"iT ar"
;iraG 90, rUnr'u. Sr!'iY sin ."'S ~ he
Ju. W':h ;ly humble tushIlEht burn.
ing re"TSn ia" tni"s u: crime longing
r,r -" swift returning ~ III" old.n.
;.""".fri um". wh"n IN sas";y ON" might
travel Tp IN" highway. al pad rear. and
40 s1"truT. ,haiacd with grave. with
Gts j@o:' N"V.I iut"rf'Tr Motor bandits
..""" u:,h".t:I -. iu 'uUs" days s"tcun
a::.! Ir'si';. = ..aS scr!uin No Ind word
a. Gsl.3."u VIII" would gtu"t 1T eight. Il.
u" :'r, .'t@. :. here IN"u nSs"ruh,". I'm
u v'.r.'i L, i srR:r, rrd at nome !
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-24
To MAKE EFFORT To SETTLE
ALL LABOR DISPUTES HERE

various hbor organizations affiliated
with the Ohio Valley Trades 4 Laoor
Assembly.
NJ. Collins addressed the meeting AZ
the Ohio Valley Trades & labor A.
sembly yesterday afternoon. Mr.. Collins
arrived In Wheeling from Washington
yesterday incoming to use his sftofu
and knowledge. received while setting
labor difficulties in the east. In tho
Wheeling district He hopes 70 bring
this about by the cooperation Of EN-
rloyer and employees.
4 Harmony Noting
An investigation into the open Shops
In this district will be made BY Mr.. Col
Inns in the interest OF labor. The sched-
uled meeting in the Labor Temple Will
also be In the nature OF harmony
meeting. 10 talk over local labor dis
putes and TO perfect. II possible, . set.
tlement in the local district.
Besides tho address delivered yester-
day by Mr.. Collins, nothing Of import
ance was transacted by the Ohio VALLEY
Trades & Labor Assembly but routine
business.
II was announced last night that a
mass meeting Of the Sheet, Tin. Iron
and Steel Workers would be held next
Sunday afternoon at the Market Audi
torIum.