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CHAPTER VIII.
A Friend at the MeAlpln-The Dag.
 uer Hatpin.

ger Hatpin.
 His unexpected question startled me. In a way 1t was an odd echo of the vague suspicion which had been pursuing me ever since the early aft ernOon. Somewhere there was a mys- teriCusf hand Operatihg-but whose hand?di nl- ;z
 "A: Russian Jewi" questioned. "Why should you ask thatT'
 "Well, I'll tell you. Maybe 1t cont amount to nothin' an then again it might give us the right steer. A feI- low they call Sly Levy'-he's a cheap thief, a dip mostly-blew in yere last night with a note for Harris. He left it with one O the night barkeeps, an seemed ter be in a h-l of a hurry ter have 1t delivered. The d-d thing was sealed, but not stamped, an there want no address on it either. So didn't think it was no penitentiary sentence to pry 1t open, usin' a bit of steam to loosen up the flap. But ddin't find much, only two lines spelled out in print letters. Where you met K, eight tomorrow. Don't fail; im- portant. I. w That was every d-n word. Do you make anything of 4hatT"
 "Yess do," said heartily. Its part of this job. I'll explain after a bit. What did you do then?"
 Sealed it up, an give 1t back to Joe. l didn't see no harm in it. Do you happeH'to know who this T. w. stands for?",,
 "I can make a mighty good guess, Costigan-a Russian Jew, all right {; Ivan WaldrOn."
 The scowl on his face remained fixed; evidently the name was un- known.
 Don't know the fellow? Likely enough not; he doesn't operate in
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earth, for this baby is now four months old and a healthier baby you would hot want. 1 am sending you, a picture of healthY looking baby 9Hou have my W. BENZ, 1S1 Srd Ave-, Altoona, Pa.
 No woman can realize the' joy and happiness this healthy babe brought into the home of Mrs. Benz, unless they have had a like experience.
 Every woman who suffers from any ailments peculiar to her sex, as indica- ted by backaches, headaches, bearing down pains, irregularities, nervousness and ''the blues" should not rest until they have given Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound trial!
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OOAuPOu1u uaS OOAlS for me. We have b ad six childreA die almost at birth.
 From one hour to nineteen days is all they have lived. As 1 was going to have another, l took .
 dozen bottles of your Vegetable Com pound sad Lean say that it is the great oaf p1ddfaina 0n
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The Old-fashiOned man who used 10 borrow your lead pencil, now car ies a fountain pen which never has any ink in 1t.
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Starvation Recommended.

PrOfteering LandlOrd-DOctor, when I was poor had splendid appetite. but now that I am rich I don't appre- ciate good food and can scarcely eat at all.
 DOctor-FOrget your wealth and eat only what your tenants invite you to sit down tO-Wayside Tales.
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When the president of the big con- cern sends out word that he Is too busy to see you, send word back that It Is a matter pertaining to golf.
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The Japanese have movie officials to explain the action of the play. Here in America the bOnehead sitting behind you does it.
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Paraffin. according to science note, s found in the native state in coal. It seems to be a season. in fact, when Eou can find most anything in coal.
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An early fall is predicted, but most people will consider the prediction merely the coal deaier's propaganda.
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It's taxation without representation when dad stays home while the rest of the family goes on a vacation.
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While awaiting the working of the law of supply and demand, we might do some work on our own account.
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It Is changed now to read "One-half the world doesn't care If the other half 1Oesn't live" It's more modern.
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A returned vacatiOnist always lm- presses one as being regretful that
 got back safe and sound.
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'"There are lots of good fslY'In the sea-" Much better, in fact. than after they have been in cold storage.
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According to jewellers wrist watches Tor men are going out of style. This ought to cheer the pickpOckets.
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Hands that work and serve will never wear steel bracelets.
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Picking winners is usually a losing game.
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JOY BROUGHT
 INTO HOME
By Lydia E. Pinkham's Vege- table Compound, Restoring
 Mrs. Benz to Health

Altoona, Pa.-'T am writing to ten you what Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable
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EAST TWENTY NINTH STREET LAD
SEIZED WITH CRAMPS
William EeuhRrd in Eerotc but Vain
Attempt at Rescue.

Wn:l. IN summing yesterday after
noon At 4 o'clock IN tho Obi" river near
: ."y -. War~o"G. john lI'.t"u. l%-%";.r-
oil s"n ~ Charles W. llI,t"n OF TOW
mans addition. Last Tw"nty-Tin;h
street. was attacked with CRAMPS ana
Drowned
~" boy. along with h.% f'th"r and 4
number OF relatives. went UP II" RIVER
clrlv yesterday morning t. spend !
'iny's "ut!ng and ~ EaN" 4 picnic. Tho
boys wore in swimming all afternoon.
.\N"ur O'Clock ~" Hilton boy VA
hear! - S,'-.aru for help. William N"u-
uard. who W. near the Hilton boy. at
:"uptcL t. r"S,u.' him. hut IVES unsuc-
c,S~tul
After IN l,0ur'S @"-rch TN" h",y vas
recovered. HIS mother died about eight
r"orN aSU. Two sisters survive. Coro-
n"r L. -. Hobbs viii hold an inquest to-
morrow afternoon.
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BOY IS CAUGHT
DIGGING HOLE
IN BRICK WALL
oT1rCERs CAPTURE srXFEEN.YEA1
OLD TEA1u9 OUT 1A1CxS OF
OHIO VALLEY CANDAY 90.
STO1AHOUEE.
Small Amount Of Rirsworfs Mad Keen
Stolen Hight BsforS-1ntrAncs
VS. Large Enough for Men.

One Of the most daring attempts at
robbery staged in this city by boys fCs
sor'e time WAS nipped in the bud Sat-
urrl"y night about midnight when OFF,
GERS Yochum and Flanagan caught
si1tecn-year-old. busy at work chiseling
hole In the wall In tho rear Of the
building occupied by the Ohio Valley
Candy company. The building Is local
ed on South street. and Is used as 4
stotchouse.
The boy had coal chiscl and a ham,
mcr, cutting bricks out Of the wall,
when the officers flashed lights on him.
When asked what ne was doing he told
the officers he was getting bricks f."
his father to use in laying a sidewalk
The hole dug in the wall Is large
enough for a man to crawl through.
Last Friday night the store house was
entered and q small amount OF fireworks
taken. Entrance was gained through =
window which had been broken. Tho
police were notified and kept close
wa tch on the building.
1t was while making th"ir rounds
that Officers Yochum and FlannaSan
discovered the boy at work.
After he had been arrested. the boy
refused to talk. and. was taken to the
detention home on the South Side whore
nc Is now being kept.
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} OBITUARY
MRS, J,L, WEITZEL
TAKEN BY DEATH

$uHiay morning a. sos o'clock. at IN.
%" Valley Genera! hospital occurred
tho death Al Mrs. T"lL l.. Wiz" 90 JChu
=. Wci:7Hi, - South Wheeling. Her
death followed an extended illness, al
rnoacr h"- coalition had boon serious
.'"iy III" "a; Fortnight. and the news OF
h"r demise VII come as a surprise and
III /" received with reGr"t by 4 wide
circle Ct ir;"r'is.
DECEASED vas daughter o. the la:c
Bernard ard At!nni' M"r:rt"H. and, hlv-
Ing Saon; h"- cHtirc N'n in Nhe",inE.
was especially we'll known. ShN WAS 4
consistent member OF 81. Mary'S Cl;hc-
lie church and wAs associated With it,
various organizations.
Sh" Is survived 10y her husband. one
sister Ms. John Glenn. of this city. ana
two brothers. George McEntcc. Cf Kirk
wood and Charles McEn;e". nf Ri;
Wheeling creek. Her only child. Mrs.
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Mrs. Amanda Gibson.

Funeral services will BE- held this at
,"rnoru from III. Mcndci Funeral Home
for Airs. Amanda Gibson. who died
Thursday At Norfolk. Va. She was 20
years 81 axe and formerly lived in
Wheeling. having been Miss Amanda
Murray before her marriage - Robert
Gibson here. sixty Years ago. TWO chill
drou. l.uhelt and Virginia. preceded her
10 the grave. and tn" only surviving
relative is Mira l. +. R!rncry. Of go Ma
t;"nal Road. G!cnw"ch Rev. {. II. Rob-
iason. pastor OF the Second ra:icd Pres
Lyterian church. viii ofFiris;u at the
service and intcrment viii DC made at
Green wood.
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tons and all nationaltics win b
raiEned. They will be arraiGBkd

tons and all nationaltics win b
raigned. They will be arraigBkd ..
follows:
John Semeth. for wife beating
Policeman Hanauer: Ada SadIer, drul!
BY Policeman Flanagan; Wo:tyt AZ
mack, disorderly in Elm Grove. BY rt
liccman Efgcnbroad; But Terloski.
Pole. by Policeman Golner. d..
Tony t'rankov1ch. for interfering Wit
an officer. By Policeman Golney. an
Steve Erstcr. driving a motorcycle Viii:
in an intoxicated condition. BY Poliet
man Golner: Charles Russell. drunk b
Policeman Rine: John H. Dolan. dSunl
BY Policeman Rlac: John H. DedSe:
assault, by Policeman Mclaughlin; n
King, panhardlInE. By Policeman He
Ter: James Riley. drunk by Poliesns
Yoitlc: George Hunk, dlsorderly, BY r,
liceman H. Z. Smith; James Wide, d
orderly, BY Policeman McLauEhlin q
John McAllister, BY Goudy. for SPEC
Ing, Eugene W'allen Of Warvood "
arrested by Policeman Muller On = ~
rant charging him with assault ~
out by Squire John ]. GomperG
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OFFICERS FIND
ROPE DANGLING
ON FIRE ESCAPE
PAN TO ENTER BmLER STORAGE
COMPANY By FIRE ESCAPE
Is FRUSTRATED.
Policemen Find Rope white Making
Rounds-Search Reveals No Trace
OF Believed Burglars.

Officers Yochum and Flanagan.
while making their rounds up the alley
hetwcca Main and Market streets at
$50 O'Clock this morning. discovered
n large rope hanging from the fire es-
cape nr the Miller storage building,
near Fourteenth street. The rope was
taken down by the officers. after which
they obtained ladder climbing up and
making thorough investigation.
The Officers stated that II looked as
though tho work had been done by sec
ond story robbers and they were "on-
tcmpklt;nG on making a big haul eitner
from tho Miller building or the two
adjoining buildings which arc occupied
10y the Olmstcad Paper Company and
the Gee Electric Company.
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FORMER ''RED"
LEADER HERE
TOM LEWIS, FORMER J. ". ".
ORGANIZED AND CANDIDATE ron
GOVERNOR SPEAKS ON STREETS
interrupts SefH Meeting and Great Ax.
element Touows-Deries Identity
To Reporter

Excitement was started last evening
A. the close Of street lecture delivered
Ivy Harry Self. representative Of the
United States Educa tiCral League.
when a man. claimed by Mr.. Self TO be
Torn Lewis Of Minnesota. asked QueS-
ton which sent the excited spectators
Into Z frenzy. For two hours after the
close OF the meeting the alleged Mr..
Lewis stood with a large gathering
about him. listening to his Views on
Socialism. When approached by an In
;clliEcnccr reporter, who asked the man
his name. he said it was Sargent and
that ia, WIS Il travelling man and did
not care to mention the rame OF HIS
home toEn or the hrm which he rep
rcScntS.
According to Mr.. Ser Sargent Is
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Earth RttoH

TINS morn.as az SEQ O'Clock, from the
.ate hcme. ~ Charles street. WcllSburG.
funeral services vii Re held for Mr..
Frances Earth. who did IL TIC age nj -
years. TnSr+Gay mU:H!rg At o'clock.
following scNrra! Years Illness. Re-
Que3m higH mass Will b" celebrated Il!
81. Johns Catholic church at . o'clock
and intc-m"nt will take place In Brooke
county cemetery. Mrs. Barth was wide
" krnwa In ;ho UPPER Panhandle soc
ton aHI - survived by four sons and
one brother.
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VOICE To CONTRACTORS.

:cc'"I ,'-op->a'S XII Pc received IT
-, e,tl~A -: TNs Hra-d 0t Co'r -: sstcn-
49,. - -" 'curt. ~ Ohio. ur'.l 100
..~-'. = ~. hi -. Ib-:. '"- the rr~-
..-y~.i,., ~ ir-''" u -: IN" Muzar:
-. ';"si = Ri'ch'" '..s'ri''. GlrrruHI-
~,a'-,.. -: feet in .'.0s:h,. mi Accord
~ - STATE Standard -" .:iIca'ior~
z~i r.@ns 81 II" IN ;h. rf'i O." - ~.
CH.-k % To- EnarG ~ COMMISSIONER
ard he r"Ia'y Road r.rcja"cr.
Proposals mus; :" made on State
-. ,dt- 81 Forms and :" s"cnUn4 ni"i by
certified check coE CiVA 80 pr cent OF
,he toial amu8rt 90 n" ID.
Trio roard ~ C"mm'NS."r"rs reserves
tar RICH; - r"i"ct auy o. al bias.
Ry Order -
TirF, iuNt;is 49, 'rrNNlSSIONl.i;S or
TIE COUNTY OF Nl!.N.
Ii. t. UNDERWOOD.
C.erk.
~ { HOFFMAN.
County Road Engineer.
,s-:5-.s-17-3o
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". II. Feeds. pastor Of tho First Chris
i!.,n church, n Large. mt"rm"Ht was
mad" ~ no" lill cemetery. Rfilaire.
rye .i",I ma" D;tS IN" or N" cA,c,
witnesses ui The STAT" % Ohio In the
EqrNh,rd. doulh- murder when MIS-
turu,ir l:urkh"rlt aud h"T dauSHt"r'
Lillian. w"rr victims "l murder at their
ho;n" il Martins Ferry, r"o year ago
last .Nrr.i
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FOR SALE--F't7s modern . room houSe
furnace. cas-. c"oI Water N h"u$". -
lsrg" pnUlt=:' houses with con"rst:
floors. corn CRIB. wagon shed. tool house.
hos house. Eranar!. and all other neceS-
sarv buildings, good fenc"$. m,:n irS"t.
slate root. good IEat": * S.IrI. 1R:S
farr,l = nHe-ha'i rniic from SherrDdS-
viz, Ohio. rear school and churches.
y IN rural route, : 1"rc> ot peach trees.
largo a3pl" orchard. J.n"0 strawberry
plants. fruits OF AL Kinds. ne land Is
rolling easy 10 farm. VIII SSH this farm
IT $500. I, will rNai" 4 zine fHi"! and
poultry farr1. EnTT.c" ct Raymond
TruaI. Ro~ c9s Martins Ferry. -. or In
quire a; $50 y. %'h St.. "r ~rt;" Henry
4 Truav. Shcrrofsvi'.". -. ya-E;-l
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RenninHten Services

Turera. services were he'd sunday
afternoon 1T o'clccE Ccr the late "has.
T.. BeHnirSt0n. a=cI s.. who died Friday
evening 4; the OH" Valley General Hos
p.,al following an il,r",S Of five weeks.
Services Wa" hold tr"n III" residence
Of J. y. Jones. - Z&ma street. with l:cv.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. married. ~ chf
dren. furnished roamS for !iSh; house
keeping. in Wheeling. or wheeling Iici-
mtg. Must be IN good location, utth l
good family that is At home at nights
Being 1 commercial man. Viii be out Of
city about ons-half OF tn" time. To-
lorss to W"sc Virginia CouSi,t'r:'. AMI
Osiris Temple. Can furnish best 90 rnr
ererce state price and location. Al
dress 2. o. Eox 81. Wheeling. w. Va.
in-GI-fn
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LOST AND FOUND.

LOSr-'iuerrsey r,lt Tuesday. anybody
having any Information not.Cy Wm.
Johnson. r. i. Nc. /. BOX lS2-A. Wheel
i?S. je-cT-l
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Augustus XddJ

Paris. juno 36.-Augustus Eddy. for
nerl7. Of chicago, father-ln-law Of for
ner United States Senator A. J. Bever--
idSc, died at his home hero last Thurs
day. He Was 75 years old.
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BOSTON COPPER STOCKS

wheeling. ". Va June -. 81
Furnished Tho lntellIGencer BY A. y
Hasten & Co, members Boston Stocs
Exchange, reeond floor National Banb
VI ". Va. BLDG.
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NEARLY A SCORE
OF POLICE CASES

One Of the biggest sessions OF police
court held during the year IS expected
10 be held this morning by Judge John
S Ritz. Offenders for various viola
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ron SALE.

FCT StLJ:-~rfrs. c'c$@ c~0'N-N ar9
reac nlarkei. GOOD -H,.sp1 for s"t.-
ir-. al 'c5-N Defa:rN. ''-%5-m
FOR SALf:-Ford coupe. inQ,;ir" sos
Market. l'-Sc-m
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Men admire the screen vampires
none has any ambition to pay the bl
Of one Of them.
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wANnn-PuIN1sMEH ROOMS.

TANTED~Two or three. cen rally To-
Gated. furnished rooms hy tcan and
wits. NO children. References exchanged.
Call Wheeling 229Q-W. j"-@7-i
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wANTEi- Niitl" AGED whit" woman
for houS" work in W""dSdH'" resi-
6ence is-fc-"Hcc -"Gui-r.:. Nprly {"
flames V. u ne, l@"y WIS. sec, '"r2.
BIZ. i"--Sj
WAETED-Stc7 n stress. good salary.
St.ady position. Shern,an'S store.
1884 ", AK 81. i'--l-l
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NOTICE TO FARMERS.

ve have FOR sale several 'cr "t dark
rye flour. This is n sccd feed for hogs
and csctl.. ard will be sold at !, r"asou-
ae.e price. Call Warwood -. Merchant
and Exams CO. 7. D. Box 81 Wing.
ie-24-m
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vANTED-FEMALH.

wANTrr,-A .;ocl whit" COOS Mrs. 7.
y. N"ilow&!. la .hUrwoo+. rAo"" Is
WooiSda'~. le--J-i
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FnH SALE. CGAU THIS.

Valuablc fArn o. TWO hundred and
'o-:.->r. ~ acres IN Harrison county.
Nh:~ I'rHiuctiya lime stone soil smooth
iav!NS farrr. 'yith no waste land. We'll
l-rpor,n,.: t>ol, W1t". and limUcrcd. tbs
fa-"r has Il special. unusual value due
% rs location adjacer: 20 the extensive
Harrison county coal holItn=S % The
GooGy",r Rubber Conpau%. wHsr" il Is
probable Lid all +" in demand for
building purposes. for mining town. AID
a,so dGa 70 thn fat mat this farm Is
al un4>-lai4 wish ;h~ "F..EA' A vein
- c,al. snretinr"& called n" No nine
"a, Inquire Ct L. = McNarl":. Cadtz.
tDhio JH"I-p
FOR SNrt.-Farm -Sa. at North View.
. -'iieS ~a&, Of -. r'airSv'l'e: ! room
house, harm. = garages : chicken houses.
o. Nat.oral -Nad. uhoG" 10: y !. }.
". Mcfarland. Route 1. -. C.airSIilsc.
Chic te-21-n
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MISCELLANEOUS.

L. : T\';I%FF,R OFFICE. Wheeling.
". Nl.--S"aisi proposals viii r" re-
~.ivad here Il =. ~. Eastern t:na) July
-. 1921 ard then opened. for rcuS;ruc-
ting two tuc-S.ory t""lI Groom l'"k-
keepers douh.~ hou>"S NJ each If narS
Nos II and IS. ohio river. tur.hs- in
formation on application. je-ci-l
NOTICE. Fifteen loads more or less 81
soil to give away. Apply E"N. =. H.
Hodges sS-il;h ST. or call 3JSc-M.
jc-a4-t
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FOR SALE-Farrn 2Sa. At North View
miles east Q. -. CtairSvi!ie. room
house. barn. garages. cC."fan h"u&:S.
On Naciocal road. ihone Il02 + 4. J..
Y. Mcfarland. Route 4. S.. C.at.sril.e,
Chic JEST
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FOR SALE--Oak bod room suit, springs
and mattress. Apply 5l-c3rd 81.
je-Ht-t
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Sen Tails Of Vihtor

Mr.. Self said: "ThiJ man Is none
other than Tom Lewis. For o"er seen
,cnrS I have known him personally. l
distributed socialistic literature at
more than fifteen OF Mr.. LeUiS's lee
lures when vas a boy between the
ages OF eight and ffteon. and l Mould
never in the world mistake that ro!cc
or the fluent language for which he Is
noted. This man Is In this city either
In the interest OF tho Communist party
or the INV. and II would not surprise
me In the least II he has large num-
Der working with him Under my per
sonal observation while in this city
have come number OF cases OF fol-
lowers Of the 1.W.W. movement They
are scattered about this city thick but
are not posing as Socialists or !.
V. VS."
At midnight NJ. Sen called up the
In;ellirenccr editorial rooms and an
nounced that Sargent had later ad-
mttted that he had given an assumed
name and was really Tom Lewis
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BAETH--On Thursday evening. jane
g. 1871 at O'cioch. d the family
hone. 80. 54l Twelfth .'r"Ht. Ntl!s-
bag. FRAN Is. ".dow . Tbs Late
IiuSh l;ar;A. at the age Of 81 year$.
Furorai >srri~cs Monday morning n
So v'cI"-M iro:n 81. Johns Catholic
Lht-.c:a IL nL.S.LrE
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THE MENDEL COMPANY
Carl ]. Kspner. Frop.
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
Pr.vat. Chapel. 1903 Chaplin. Street
CAll Phone 1917
DIED

suddenly. IN Friday.
June a, 1871, a. 10 O'clock =. M. IN
tn. froI inr- OF pu'dr.o. canada
LOUIS T.. ANDRE. in his 4?th year.
Funrrut services i; his la" home BROOK
sd. rhi". Stop -. Oh The Barton linr.
Tuesday morning 1t II "'"!o"h.
Friends "f lHc t,.miiy invited |" at
tend. lnierm"ut rr.Nat" 1t LtnwUod
rt:neiery, Blaine. ph.".
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none other than Tom Lewis. who. in
1915 was candidate for governor OF
Minnesota on the Socialist ticket, and
jn 1877 VAS the l. W. ". secretary n
the City Of Minneapolis. In 1911 Mr.
Lewis was I.W.N. asitator In hinnea-
polls. lie also waG I. ". n. organizer
among the timber workers OF Seattle
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-27
rOR SALE-FAHMS.

FOR SALE-OnH o: the larccsr. finest.
best Improved and most desirable
farms in Relmop. county. ohio. Can DC
divided For particulars address Owner.
Box EOS. Bcliaire. Ohio. jc-I2-p
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-27

REED Thursday. June 1871, I'll. At 3
o'rincN d. m. IT "I> late I.'tc"nce. ~.
~: CHAPLIN. .tre-.. EuMLEU u.
REED. IN niS iStI Year.
Funeral notice .Ilec.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-10-31
MEMBER or ASSOCIATED PRESS
MONDAY, OCTOBER 81.

4 new industry has developed in
Bennington in this year OF great
scarcity of apples in this section of
the state. Just ,over the mountain
range to tile east on the uplands Of
Windham county there is an abund-
ant crop Of apples largely on farms
not in the highest state of cultivation.
These Windham county apples are
prime for cider making and at Will
mington is cider mill where de-
preston is unknown TIE new in.
dustry referred to above is the impor-
tation Of sweet cider from Whining
ton into Bennington. Most Of it is
peddled out in small quantities so
that cur valiant temperance advocates
do not need to worry. What The Ban
ner wants to suggest is that VIE place
custom house on top of Woodford
mountain and collect revenue suffl-
cient to keep the road in good eondi.
ton.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-10-31

Both employer and employee must
be hound by the decisions Of the Court
Of Industrial Relations in Kansas, ac-
corllng to decision JUST made by
the Kansas Supreme court. What
brings the meaning of this statement
home to the mass Of the people, how
ever, is the accompanying declaration
that the wages paid to the employees
of the meat packers are a matter of
public concerns while "the determine
ton Of the suitieieney OF such wages
is question affected with a public
interest" There has been a pretty
general belief TO this effect for a long
time. remarks the Chritlan Science
Monitor hut tie court decision is to
be welcomed as giving this view a
definite status In law,