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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-06-29
Sentenced to Jail
on Dope Conviction

Ninety days In the King county
Jail was the sentence imposed on
Yap Casimiro by Federal Judge Jerc-
miah Neterer. following a verdict OF
guilty on dope charges, brought
Wednesday by a jury in the United
States district court.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-06-29
Chicago Board of Trade
Wednesday, Qno< sstsnsl
Fusuishs~i BY l. y. Nauniag . Co
llaflek Hot e nullsllnR


CHICAGO. June ss--Hes. Receipts,
$1,000. Market pic~, toufte higher,
Hulk ~ sales. tsfane. butchers. ~ 80 =
ts.so: packing. t5.soWs4ks iirht. tssgaW
tsoG, pigs. n.ss9s. reushs. ts.ste %.
Cattle Receipts. 5000. Market gen
orally steady. beef. tsskOk.5s. butcher
stock. ties; cannsrs and cutters. tf.sou
t4TE: stsekers and feeders. ttu5.tes
eown. ts.1t0ss eatses. tT.so0s.13,
Sheep--Esr~ipts. tt eco. Msrket steady.
ssc lower. Lambs. sac 1870. s~ass t-.ss
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-06-29

SAN FRANCISCO. June 2o.--when
William Kaiser. 10. was tampering
with a cartridge with a penknife "a
few days ago in preparation for the
Fourth OF July, the cartridge explod-
ed, inJuring his hand.
Today he died at his home OF lock.
jaw. despite every effort to save his
life.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-06-29
SAFE CRACKER
VISITS EUGENE
Auto Of Men Who Escaped
From Sheriffs Seen

EUGENE, Ore. June e9.--Eugene
harbored last night at least one Of
the two alleged safe crackers who en-
capped yesterday from Klamath Falls
in running fight with sheriffs who
were on their trail for two iots said
to have been pulled In Yreka and
ether California towns.
G. p. Devereaux of Eugene discov-
cred an automobile in front OF his
house last night which contained a
shotgun and two boxes OF shells.
The machine bore license No. ss43o.
which il the same AZ reported the
yeggs were using. A man was try.
Ing TO steal gas from Devereaux's
car when the owner surprised
him.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-06-29
STARTS NEW SERVICE

:. s. Cordova OF tho Alaaia Steam,
ship company's fleet. which sails
from Seattle for the Hawaiian islands
Via the Columbia river. July 20. Will
inaugurate carrier service between
the Northwest and the Hawaiian
group.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-06-29

BAN FEAScfaco. June s1.---Buttsr--
Extras. soc 10. prime nrsts. 10 NC IN
firsts. sec ~. seconds. g7o 10.
Kxss-Estras. ssAe dos. sssr. firss<.
81 - dos. No. dirttss. use doE. sstfa
pallets. sskc doA. undsfris<d puilsta
Tie der.
chssss-rsney. soe ID: firsss. ise IN
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-06-29

Lieut. Col. Oliver Hart Dockery
Jr.. of the army Victory medal office
In Seattle. today received word Of
his appointment as adjutant general
OF the Fourth division at Camp
Lewis.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-06-29
FREDERICK ARTHUR

LINDSAY. who spoke at the benefit
concert at the Metropolitan theatre
Tuesday night. IL not of the Saliva
ton Army, as stated in The Star,
but OF the Volunteers of America
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-06-29

1890. Market weak. Steers. ts.ssu .se.
cows and heifers. o.. 20 Q 50, stoekefs
and feeders. tics. calves. - toUp.
Rscsipts 1909. Market steady.
Top. ts..s bulk. tkusse
sheep hacrfpts. Lice. Market steady.
L.Arahs. ts,sesio: swsa ssga
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-06-29
Ep,toRE ARRIVES

The frcighter Edmorc reached
Smith Cove Tuesday from the
Orient. making the round trip In OK.
actiy three months from the hour she
sailed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-06-29

NEW YORK. June 20 Traders on
gan today whore they quit yesterday
United states steel was up "a at ~
low Of last week. Rails were higher
In activity with early sales at ~.
more than points from the recent 10
early sales as high as 7th
other opening quotations lncludedi
General Motors. totk. up - McNieai
vania. 39N. unchanged. bethlehem ~
up - crucihle. GIN. off -. General
itsh. Off ~. rhn-Amcrican. 80. up u
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-06-29
Prices Firm Turnout
N. Y. List at Opening

tho New York stock Exchange be-
+. Prices we're firm turnout the list,
=, an mor~ than points from the
I. baltimore ~ Ohio was the leader
rho price represented "A recovery %
pw. Studobalser led the motors with
n Petroleum. ftais. orr ~; pcnnFyi-
I" thA. up a.. American sugar. ~ =
Asphalt b3h. up !. Union Pacific.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-06-29
MILL CARRY GRAIN

$. =. iianniwa. United states ship.
ping hoard carrier. was assigned
Tuesday to the Pacific steamship co.
for grain.carrylng purposes. The
vessel. now at san Francisco. Will
sail for Portland this week.
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CHICAGO. June sa.---cash wheat
No. 1 hard. ti.s7: Ma. : hard, si.3tts
No. spring. ti.s7s. No. : spring.
ti.o7A.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-06-29

Whether Sunday funerals shall be
prohibited in Seattle will be the sub
5ect Of a public hearing before the
public safety committee this after
noon
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-06-29

FUEfLANn. June 11-tAttIe-~Itr-
ecspfs. 81. Market slou. Hest stsers
tsss8T. fair 20 good steers. ts.soVs -
choice cows and heifers. t9o 49, can
ners. ti.s9tss. bulls ts.seeast:
calves. ttte0s-se.
Hogs Receipts. -. MARKET steady.
Prime nsised. yATs9s. hsavisA ysos.
pigs. ts.Seut.
sne~p-~Rscefpts. l.o:i. Market steady.
Prime lAsnk~. skQs. esii lambs. tse7l
ysaritnxs. St0s: vsthess. tsa tse; ewes.
uoHsD.
nutt~r--tSc n
cher<~-3sc 10
Hsns--is1ste N
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TUESDAYS Qnotaftcusl
Furuknhed by l. ~ Nsaaing q c.
Uutler Ilsfet Building
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vFt;E1.ABI.Es

tyic>e Paid Whsbessts Deoiefo
Aspar~sas-E wash. per m. lee -
b~aas-E. WAsh green. per ~, ~
tt~~ss--Locsi. pei sack .s......ift9t "
FeS ss+s.ssfsrsss sss*ssss.s ."
tnbbs ~ Local 10 fsss.s...s sofQ va
tnssots Local. per sack ...s.. fee
tsuitftswer--fsocsI don ....s..s1s0 $50
Cueuuh~rs hothouse. da- eo0It
EgG Ptsnt--Fsa. 10. .......... ~
sArtie-~Ter n. .....s......... 30
0s~ra r~ss-f.oosl. per N. .s.. .os
f.~sfue~-- Local outdoor ...+.s.-.oo . -
Oeises per N. .......... civ
Crystal War .s..ssss...s..s sIsbo1oe
LEGAL green. dos, punches -. 70
Parsley --f.o~ai. dox buaehss -
fepprr~-caf. per N. ..t....s. .:t1 ~
res siees--Ssv usrnst. Cal. m. cav
sack s.-..t.s.sssstssss ~
cal. white. per N. ......ss.. %
" Wash. Gems. cold storage. $500
Rs dlebe--i.oeai. doE bunrhes. .fto .ss
Khubssb- LEGAL .+...s........ cav
spinach Local. per bon leo
Temats~~--
Imp vat t-baskss crafs 80. 10
Local hoshouse. Dor ...s.... ft
Turuipe--Loc4i. dos. bunehss.. ~
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wheat. Is cars. corn. 80 ears. oats.
TO cars.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-06-29

tI0<o0oye QurtoSt0Uet
ruruishe>1 BY T. n. Nsantng 3 CO
nsslss Hotel Building
MRS. ELIZA n. GARRETT die

Tuesday at the home Of her daughter
Mrs. Nora y. Durk, 1908 Terry ave
Funeral services .. m Thursday
Home Undertaking Co.
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Ship News
Tides in Seattle

Jt>E 10
first Law tide
atts a m. rs ~
first uigh Tide
n te a. m. rs n
Second low Tide
3 o. = m. IS q
second ftiEh Tide
iisse .. m, iht q.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-06-29

Dcdeing duty never brings success.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-06-29

Reports from Portland state that
the steamship Yosemite. disabled AZ
sea this week, arrived In that city
from Seattle Tuesday She com
menced al once TO load grain for Eu.
rope.
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TINT RsDAy
ltf>t 10

IL NJ w
First Low Tide
stts n m. ~ a.,
first High Tide
tfes n m. So a..
second Low Tide
sset y n.. 81 n.
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Liberty Bonds
Foreign Securities

Tuesdays Qsofsftscs)
Furnished by J. %. Manning q Co
I5sstes Mssei usiiding
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-12-10
MISS JANET RICHARDS ADDRESSES
OPEN MEETING AT CAR
ROLL CLUB
Declares Anglo-Irlsh Treaty GREATEST
Triumph Of British Empire

Mis- Iauot UtrHards. &C Washington
H. G. a;Idr". sd an open meeting Or tnc
Wrunu's ,''uh ct tn" Carol! cab audi
'uri.l,u Yesterday afternoon. Miss Rich
ards came hcrr under the auspices OF
the current events department or III"
,,ub. and hcr lecture was on recent
l,ryruiugs Of current interest IN wash
.uEtuu.
Miss Richards began her lecture by
4 discussion &C the recent Ang.o-icish
treaty wh!rh shs declared 10 bc one ~
the greatest triumphs OF the British
cg-r!rr. "Ic Is an unprecedented thing.
.lr said that th!s treaty must be Tat'-
fed hS three separate par.'amentS.
VIXEN one considers how many warning
factions ur" concerned one can have HI
tie hope that nj! OF them VIII be Sat!s-
Ned. lat nevertheless the world lakes II
/ FOR granted that tho treaty Will De rat
! ned The whole force or !Hn.r op.n-
/ !":. - for !ts ratification and in ne last
decade We hNv" come more al! NOR
e. rea NE the Importance Of public opin
( ion
, Miss Richards gave very interesting
. account Of tn" three open meetings o.:
3 The ryarr conference. and expressed tn
BELIEF that such 4 conference" Of III"
/ leading uut.uns OF Europe and the
United Stp;rs might come :" lie An
annual affair She characterized IN"
calling together Of II" peace confer
,,u,c az = "rnl letter day in history.
, The far, thn: the leaders Of -" great
! nations OF Europe gathered II NaShlnS-
. Ton for the IUrp"$" "f holding $uch !"
conference va an indicat.on that Euro
,cqu countries were coming - share
H.. opinion Il the United STATE - cN-
Sod hv Mr.. Hughes when b" d""lnEed
tI,,,t Ia, WI
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-12-10
BENEFIT ASSOCIATION CONCLUDES
GATHERING WITH MASS MEET NC

,
IS Mimi" SWIM \"" IN, ''''''
Mrs ';ro'Fr l'.i'": -'", N".H'A'E'
Nrs N"i." ''ur, N.'- N"''.""ES.
Mr. Sm.lh N''''. N'''''!'H'
M's. H"'.wan. N"''~'nrr.
MIS- Catherine l. N'"S.''"' -'''' '''''
i cry.
Mrs. Laura Leach Nhr''h7 F'''!'
Mr' John S"an'"iH I".'a''''
Mr. "a ltEr". "r9''",
NJ. N"'.H ;. "'""'"'' N'N''"'
NrS. MaE2'" Tow" N",'"h'
M!>H Mary AF."e"d' ""!'2'e'
Hi''' h"9' i','''N' '''" "'.'',''
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-12-10
NUMEROUS GAYETIES
FOR HOLIDAY SEASON
LULL IN SOCIAL, ACTIVITIES or
LAST FEW WEEKS WILL III
FOLLOWED BY MANY AT
FAIRS WEEK BEFORE
CHRISTMAS
Elliott Business College Announces
December "a ~ Cats For It's Annual
BAH for students and FORMER
Students

T.e LAST few weeks before Christmas
ind society busted with christmas
shopping; = the exclusion o; sv',A'
Eayct:c>. bat a number OF s"c'a! affairs
lave been announced for the week pc
Cnrc christmas which will add :" tAe
endowment Of the holiday season. The
ti-x, event on NEXT weeks social cateH'
TAR viii - ~" bridge luncheon s'Irn
hv Mrs. john T-o! y, her home on ne
N1t:onai road Monday. Mrs. T. W.
Harrison W. entertain ~ luncheon 1t
her homo on Ftft~ea;h street Wedn"s-
day, N honor G." Mis- Eva t.E"rter. 4
l."p.:lar hr:Ie-",cr;. Mr.. and MIS-. f'"-
wlrd S;ifa, VII, b., a; lion" At = recrp-
Ion Thursday evening. hrHnrng Ny,
and Mrs. Henry C. St.'e'. The arr'va'
% many oc ;Hc younger Sc, nome from
school and college the after part o. the
week Will no doubt o. IN" preliminary
20 many other social gayeiieS.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-12-10
WOMAN'S CLUB HEARS SPLENDID STORY
OF CURRENT EVENTS At WASHINGTON

~ tn. W"man'4 club to bc present at a
m"riIu& t. be held December -. The
,,Go1gauu COR this occasion Wi! be given
-. mo music department Vf tie Won-
ans club.
Mr.. brennan read Il lctt"r from Mrs.
Thcwas &. Winter. pr"Sidcn; 81 the gem
"ral federation in which she suggested
IL" ro-"i,"ration OF a.! rlubw"mcn IN the
ear'v mailing Of Christmas packages
rrqrrSl"d by Postmaster Genera! Hays.
II wa decided u hold HE current
events meetings Of The club Al } O'Clock
hereafter. IN rNSpons" 10 request from
teachers and bushes women whose work
preveUts their attending the meetings
when held AZ an earlier hour.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-12-10
r,,,oet Erzi,.sa College Bail

Tive Elliot business college an
.ounves Wednesday, evening". l>"'"'"h"r
~ as the date Of It's annual bal 70"
Students and former students or The
institution. Elaborate preparations arc
being made Co. the AFFAIR which will La
held IN convention halt oE the m"TN"i
auditorium The hal Will have attract
I've decorations II keeping with the
season and an unusually good program
OF dance music throughout the evening
hv tho Siren SIX. Invitations VIII hc
;xsrrd this morning. The invitation list
includes over Thousand. and many
,o!ue- students from nearby towns are
expected 20 oe present. TIE committee
u:i ARRANGEMENTS includes:
Misses:
F-eE1 FIrz Nancy Fisher
MCSSrS
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-12-10

and Mrs Georg, Eyrne. - ibis city.
i,r:rerly Of Charles. ". Va, AMI Mr..
W...,an, e, Iress,y. u. OF Raleigh. y.
-. VIII take place IN Franh'tn street
PRESBYTERIAN c."rch 1T noon tomorrow.
The cer"rvuy vii. oc performed by the
K"y. Or Harris L. XIX. Tho bride
who will be given IN marriage by her
father. Will wear an afternoon GOWN Of
b'ir ve.vct and b:ocaied Chiffon and u
large black nat. She Will carry u
SHOWER bouquet o: bride roses and
SnansoI:a. Miss Dorothy Byrne. her
sister. Will be the only attendant. MI
Kyrnr was formerly editor or the
Charleston Gazette, and ate connected
with the Manufacturers Record OF A'Ai-
tlmorc.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-12-10
ECZEMA | YEAR
IN PIMPLES
On Face and Arms. Itched
and Burned. Face Disfg-
ured. CutiCUra Heals.

Eczema broke out in pimpies on
my face and arms. The itching and
burning were so severe that
scratched AID i1ritated the affected
parts. and could not sleep at night.
My face was dishgured and my cloth
ing aggravated the breaking out on
my arms.
The trouble lasted about a year.
A friend advised Cusicura Soap and
Ointment and after l had used two
sakes OF Soap and four boxes o!
Ointment | was healed. in about
four weeks" Signed Mrs. Carrie
Grigsby ,6l0 PearlSt. Huntsville, Ala.
Cuticura Soap. Ointment md Tai
cum promote and maintain skin
purity, skin comfort and skin health
often when all else fails.
Sample E.eh Freely Mail Address, "cusrorN Lab.
| o,Nrsriss pspL II, Nsld'a -, A,ss.' sod rVs-V.
| ~h.-r soap H. Ointment 70 nndSoe Ta."umH~
2x Cu,icurs Soap shAves without mug.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-12-10
HON. CHAS. E. CARDIGAN AND So
PREME CLERK SPEAKERS.
MIS-. Marvin Conducts Beautiful Flag
Service Of Order.

TIE state rally OF tho Womun's H"r"-
III Association of tho Order Of M"''H
bees held here yesterday, '"nrIudca VIZ"
Il mass meeting IN IN" convention wv
If tho market auditorium Yesterday
evening. Miss lB.uR West. founder ana
SUPREME commander OF tho order. VI"
was 10 hayo ARUrcd on tho PROGRAM va
u,iuhle to l." present. on account OF INV
liucss OF her mother. Miss west "'N
represented by Miss Frances faFsf'u%''
~ Port Huron, MIch supreme "eePo'
Of records,
Mrs. Margaret Marvin. deputy 81
creme commander, presided over '"'
evening session, The FIRST feature ~
the program was flag service oF ~,
guards Of tho Ohio review. followed Nv
tho ureparat!on OF the altar by t"e
Union guards Of tho Wheeling dstF'1"
,.lr;aired by Mrs. l.. ). Bippus.
The first speaker on the program wa
Hon. Charles CarriEau, OF MounNSNlI'e'
who delivered the address OF welcome
I, ~, DISTINGUISHED visitors ana "e!e-
Gates Mrs Marvin then lntFodU'ru
Miss Partridge. who review TIE HISTORY
Of the association since itS foUn"!HS ~
Years auo. Miss Partridge declared i'"'
the WomanH IIeucnt association "Nr"-
r!es q unique place which cannot DC
filled by any OF the old line Insurance
,crpan,ry. and stressed the impoTtan'e
or rra,ernal benefit societies. rs Il rae
tor in the upDr!l,iins OF the state.
The musical program Included wv"
charming vocal solos by MISS Nr..
Grow. "What Would the Roses Say.
by Cohcrly. and AT DawninE rE ad-
man. She was accompanied by Miss
Helen Stevenson.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-12-10
Tho Fall Of Babylon" Popular.

The Fail o. nahylon. the u. W.
Griffith production which - being
shown 1T the toU:t theatre under the
auspices OF yhr Fourth Tw!g. : proving
ycry popular and Il number or theatre
parties have been formed for the matt
noe and evening performances. TodaN's
pertorm,n,r Will conclude the showing
OF the -. IRE The ladies' have re-
ce.yed muuy congratulations on the
success ot their venture. AS usual with
TwIg benefit affairs. the proceeds Will
be devoted TO the Ohio Valley General
hospital.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-12-10

tent!on "a the liberal offer OF Bur
G. Stamm of 81 down and 81 q m
for era fonolas. That 1t was enectH
was demonstrated by the many san
which followed at the Eleventh sire
store of the company. The grafong
makes an IDEAL Christmas gift and II
an,icipated that many in wheeling
vicinity will take advantage OF this
ccUtion opportunity. -
Lester. A. r. Chase and Jesse tre
pianos are also sold by this Weu kny1
firm.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-12-10

tie Republican stat" "Xe"utiv" com
,,,lt,er. AMI is 4 CORNER treasurer q; ihc
ai?," board - control
Miss Mary campbell was 'o&"n Ill
yesterday a. her home No. %'lp J''""
street.
Miss Kathryn Moi" mot Mas 30
ru-ael 10 her home after N.S.'."E
Il .c"dS IN Irwin, Pa.
Mis- Velma Greene leaves n">' "f""
ro- Cumberland where she VIII N's''
friends and relatives.
Mr.. David Keay. uc Philadelphia. Wv
arrive IN Wheeling today ana VII! - =
guest at The homo Of Mrs. y. l. M"rEan
90 Niarl.. avenue. Woodiawn.
Mr.. -. Garter List has returned from
4 .wo ,auuihs' stay in indiana polls
Nj. Waiter Mcclure left yesterday
evening for Louisville where J." Will
v.s!, friends for the ucNt few weeks.
Eii;y Irwin and Philip Faui'. students
4, W. ard 7. College at Washington. ~
r.y,d y"s,criay Ia sp""d the N""%.'" .
Ut nome.
NJ. Trcl S:an.'u 3 recovering f'rm
e recon, operation u, " Ioca. hospital
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-12-10
CLEVER ADVERTISING
BY USE OF MACNAVOX

Audible for a block along Market
street WAS the playing OF III" Ma gna-
vu:;' new electric ampli!i"r. with
which the Rurkham & Stamm Piano Go.
~ - Eleventh street advertised their
special sale Of carload % Columbia
grafono!aS The "MaEnavoX' was at
tuchrd to a gratonola conveyed through
the streets by a motor truck preceding
another truck loaded with the Columbia
machines.
The "Magnavo\" consists Of specially
constructed sound boxes and Il motor,
II proved highly successful in calling at
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-12-10
For Miss Egerter.

Ms ,'uyrleS O'Eri"u will be hostess
~ 4 h-i,ire lunrhroa at her home in the
Howard apartments today, honorNG
Nj :ya E.9er:cr. whose marriage 20
NJ y : Rcushsw. Of Ftt;s6ursh. VIII
;J.p ll.rc in January. Luncheon VIII
TO served 1T "'c.ork and the tab" w'"
10 marked by -<qu;si;" appointments
and a., ,ora:Go0$. with coYers laid FOR
:. ICON rtCSts.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-12-10
Sale Of Christmas Calendars.

The sale % christmas calendars spOn-
sored b. tho WoUaa's club Is MAKING
good progress under he Craftsmanship
OF Mrs Julian G. Ucarn". The calendars
are very attractive and ara especially
suitable for Christmas sist7 There ar,
aiIl a rcw calendars available and ,hnS"
no desire 20 secure ore or more rNa.
90 by calling Ms. Eea-uc.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-12-10
Will Leave for East

Mrs. W. +. Wels WI, '"oNe the latter
part Of next week for New No~N ann
Philadelphia. While away she VIII VISIT
her daughter. Mise MadcliH" Weiss wa"
IS stYden, q. Rosemary Hal. Miss
Weiss VII return win her mother 4"
spend tie Christmas &CHdayS.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-12-10
nrss Kendall Returns Home.

M.ss Elizabeth Kendall Of Chicago.
WHO has been ~" guest OF Mr.. and Mrs
l.ucius Ncsr in Woodlawa. Will leave
To-Day fox her .ume During her stay
here Miss Kendall las been honorcd at
rntnv delightful social affairs among the
Younger set
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-12-10

Mss Merry Virginia Hanna "ntFr;A,neI
:n,. n.c:uon-S cr IL" Sunday sac. lass
Thrr,L"y evening a' 1er home IL War
wood. Se,Ora' hNn-S We" Tieas21'!N
~pcn. E. aco&iAr"~k. after which The
guess wN-e !=v.tHd INFO u" dining r"";n
wn"-o = delic.ous lu2r."Nn WAS served.
Among ;Gosr present were:
The New York herald., 1921-06-16

portunity for the large number or men
and women who have been incapacitated
in Industrial occupat tions or otherwise,
That the executive council be in
structed to investigate the feasibility or
establishing a motion picture studio for
production of films along educational
lines for the benefit OF organized labor.
and. II the plan is feasible. 10 make ar
rangements for production Of such films
and exhibitions OF them either through
leases to exhibitors or establishments OF
a chain of labor picture houses
That efforts be made, TO increase the
retirement annuity and other cornpen-
sations of Government employees.
That "the American Federation OF La
Dor In convention assembled. declares
against the imposition of a retail or gem
eral sales tax OF turnover tax, or any
other tax on consumption and opposes
rthe repeai of the excess profits tax and
S,s-T1Ends that the highest rate OF taxa
tion levied during the war be retained
until the full money cost of the war has
been paid, and further demands that
the Government promptly levy rapid
progressive tax upon large estates and
a moderate tax upon the value OF land
and other natural resources speculative
ly held in order that the national debt
may be promptly retired"
That the federation constitution be
amended to provide that officers be
elected by referendum vote rather than
by the convention itself
That Congress be asked to enact I'M
mediate legislation for the control or
the meat packing industry.
That Congress take steps % prevent
private exploitation of coal mineral and
oil wealth and other natural resources.