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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-20

hu-sh several days ON business VIII re-
turn today or tomorrow.
Il. =. Dancer. Of the Island. Is III
Chicago GA hust"ess.
Emil kr!ebcrrtsn,G>"v - IN =. Louis
attending u convention or barrier ""'@'
supply dealers.
q; Mu>,r. { Warw"oL. IS IL
Charleston and utAcr c!i!"s down HI''"
on business.
A. O. Myers. Yves: Virginia agent o.
IN, Insurance Company ~ N";'H Amer
lea with offices hcr". j. III 'hicnr"' tho
headUuarters "t thu company.
u u. Reppctlo. or the Wheeling Metal
Spccialt.. company. L. III Pittsburgh a."
business. -.
J. T. McCune. local office manager OF
the Wilson lacking. company. mas nee"
called TO the head offices or the COM
rany in Chicago.
r ". EdIc, OF Charleston. member
OF the state tax commissioner S'aU'
loft last night for his headquarters alter
being here for several days on business
n. p Hauman. OF tho lmrcr!a! Ice
Cream company. left yesterday alter
noon sor Charleston "n his VACATION
Miss Sarah A. pcvcny, Of Fairmnnt'
is spending few days visiting Win
friends In this city.
Mrs. George q. Lockwood. OF Indiana
polls. Ind. Is the guest az relatives IN
this city for a few days.
Miss Rose Kennedy. OF Fairm"nt. Is
visiting with friends on the South SIDE
for few days.
L. j. HAuser, Of La Crosse. Wis. ar
rived here yesterday and will spend S"N'
eral days looking after business Inter
ests.
! Mr.. and Mrs o. +. Harrison. OF Cot
umbus, O., are spending few days Wis
| iting with relatives here.
Miss Katherine Barry Of Fairmont Il
spending some time visiting Will
: friends in this city.
! Mr.. and Mrs r. .. Wright. Of Wash
ington Court House. O.. are tho gucst'
! OF friends here for few days.
! Don q. Goodwill. OF Pittsburgh arriv
! ed hero yesterday and will spend tn
rest Of tho week looking after business
, interests.
| MI and Mrs. W. 4. Carlisle Of Colun
bus. O.. arc spending few days visiting
In this city.
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Naturalization Cases
Affect Court Schedule

shortly l"t"r" the tdjourm'n" or
'"a!rrA. .ou,r lat" ytTt"rday afternoon
InLI" ". T. Baker mad" known thht
on .r,.rtu, ur the large number OF
alien. Il" b" given hearings III IN" next
Two days.. no eases If any nature VIII
come NJ. rs u" expects that II VIII
take both days To- C"uplctc the near
lnns of the ia petitions.
JuLI" l;akrr also lEadr known AZ
THIS ,Iiur that in view If the fa"; tha'
Their" are more and more petitions each
session Of court. chat when u grand
Jury has To- hc called they Will lie CIV en
all the cases on Ia" trSt day and the
scrunH ard thirl day vii! hc turned
over TO hearing petitions Of aliens. This
viii rrrHu that petit jurors Will not no
summoned for duty until the fourth
DAY.
When there arc no cases TO come up
before the grand jury. the hrSt and
SECOND days Will be spent In hearing
IurtitinuS Of :tlIruH Willie tn" docket Will
be called on the third day. which means
that the petit Jurors Viii not 10 sum-
muncd units tho third day.
judge liakcr then dismissed all petit
Jurors until Monday morning at IN
! o'clock. while all defendants md wilt
nnssrs in cases return Ia court Satur-
= day morning AT 10 a. III.
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About People
nrovsmsuHS Of rSAtvidN1l0 TO A.
Prom Ths ctt1.
At rn HoTELS

Rngers--MrS. J. II. Lippincott. Wells
vile. Onin; X. ". Barrett. Fark"rsonrS'
W. l.. CAMERON. cambridge. ONO; " j.
l.h:,ErS. Wuruock.
McI.,ue-r. y King. Farkc-sharG. =.
W. Stuart. Parkorshurg. Mr.. and Mrs
E.E. Adams. congo: Mr.. and Mrs. \. \.
Franzhcar. Steu3cnv!llc: Miss Helen =.
Franzhem, Steubervllle; Mary Il.
sweeney. Fairmont. katherine Barry.
Fa.rmcut: Rose Kennedy. FairmoEt. ).
A. Deveuy. Fairmont: r. +. Marlows. Jr.
ClarkSburg.
w:ndsor-Mr. and Mrs. f. =. Pross"r.
Clarksburs; r. ]. Burton. New Ph:'a-
d.luhia, Onto: +. J.. Bcagen. N"w Mar.
t;r.rille; Mr.. and Mrs. J. Myers. Zine
Grove. X. +, Goodwin. GAINESVILLE. Ohio.
Stamm-Mrs. G. Wilson. Fairm"nt.
Mrs c. A. Scpr. FairmUnt. Miss Lucy
Wilson, Fairmont: - Brooke" Rich
wood; J. u. King. Williamson. +. NJ.
Hunter. West Liberty. Mr.. and Mrs. g.
= Euch. Reader. opal kiGcr. Reader:
Arthur poran. Reader; 4. Carroll. Wes-
ton.
Miss Virginia Evcrly. OF Purs'ey. W.
Va VINO underwent AN operation for APP
rrrG,r!tiS a the obi" Valley General
hoSp.,al, was reported 10 be in salts
factory condition last night. Her father
I. T.. EVERY. Is In the city having nc
cu,n9a Mad her to the hospital and re-
MANNED 70 await the outcome OF the OPP
Grafton.
Mrs Grace Hicks. Of Martins Ferry
Who underwent an operation at the
North Wheeling hospital several days
ago. IS reported u he making satsiac-
tory progress toward complete recovery
~ ,t,t AZ
Yesterday To attend a ceremonial seS-
sion ct Syria Temple held yeSterda! AZ
,"rnr"n and last night.
NJ and Mrs. II. q. Eastwood. or War
w""I l"av" today by auto for Florida.
wh,,n they will mako their future
hrm".
rou>.dcrahl" Improvement was re-
ported lat evening IN the condition or
lru. lral-., truman. Instructor In
Mh"".;r!: Hash school. who was seized
w::h al attack % acute indigestion In
2 CAS- r"",u ~ High S"hoo, Tuesday.
Ir. !I,ar: =. Linz IS the attending rhysi-
r!aU.
Mr. Frank En..'ing IS spending the
rerrI;ri," r" H. week N SteubcnH!!Ie.
BorrarI r',',. who was operated on
=, Na~.h Wheeling hospital yesterday
moru.u*. !, Getting along as well as can
>. "Np" tod
Mss ,Irt:Idr .Gr"rnhauser. ~ Nor
San;nNr = lie gu..; at her aunt. Miss
Marion %"iI~ru. on North Market street.
Ista,, Lorr>. uf Twelfth street. who
has ben ,un:jn"h - his home with III
nr.,s Is iur"n. I.=.
y s. II",...-s. &C u" r"ca-C"'a com
'.,r. :. visiting down state on busi-
.;c.:se rH:e. who has been in Pitts
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Ohio Valley Lthosraph company; Ray
mond GoetzI salesman OF the Locke shos
company: and Ralph Gushing. advsrtis'
Ing manager of The IntelliGencer sas
News.
One of the reasons for tho local me1
making the trip, was TO see whether q
not they could at some future GU
haze mr. Kirby come to this ciey end
deliver a talk before the local ChAmpss
~ Commerce.
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s1rNEH AT THE HELM.

pittsburgh, Kansas, rCt. IE.-Nan A.
Ritncr. personal representative or John
L. Lewis. interna tional president or the
United Mine Workers OF America. ana
George l.. Peck. provisional president
District u. to-day took official charge
Of tho headquarters Of the district. APP
rrnx,matcly 1000 miners nre at work
IN the district. the operators association
announced.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-20
!. q. " Auxiliary to Meet

There VIII Ne 4 meeting OF the Lanes
\,;x;Ijarv az. the 4. y. II. this evening
IN the new hall At the corner OF IhirtF.
eighth and Jacob streets. Tho date OF
meeting has been changed from the sec
end Thursday Of each month N 'ne
th:r,, Thursday. Important business
VIII 10 taken up at this evenings meet
INK and a full attendance OF the menu
hcrs is urged.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-20
STORE CHANGES HANDS

Mrs. Eva IIealy. Of tho Island. hAA
purchased the Graham drug eto1A g
Gated at 1906 Chapline street. ana ~
already taken possession OF ths wv
erty.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-20
mncadamH Climb Dance.

Oan % the pleasarteSt events on '"o
works. social calendar Is the dance
VIII: Il VIII hs gwen hy the MacademS
,'luh Saturday evening IN the ball room
81 ;An uotel Windsor. y" infitatonS
have. been ISSUED ior the affair whose
mes, list will BE- confined to club MEM
h.rS auI their friends. \ local orches.
~, will furnish 4 good program OF
rtus.G and the dance is expected 10
provo one of the most enjoyable OF the
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Ynyenile Party.

Miss Mary Jane Calder. will be nos
tess 20 a number Of her friends TO-
morrow evening at the home OF her par
.r,s AZ and Mrs. John Calder. In Mar
inns Ferry. The guests will arrive at
40 O'Clock and VIII enjoy an interest,"
INK program OF Juvenile diversions AFTER
whtrh a dainty luncheon will he served
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hr1sS LoCISE NELSON WH1TAKGH
sGCoEGs BRIDE or MK. II. Z.
flANzHEIM. JR.
Ceremony At st. Matthews Followed 10y
Wedding supper At whitaker
Residence

Miss Louise Nelson Whit.,>'r and MI
II. t. FranzhSiu. lr. w"rc marie" YES
tcrday evening" q, O'clock ~ -. NM
thew's Protestant. EH.>c"id' tNUTS".
Rev T. y l. STRIDE" read N" words OF
the marriage >-rvi'" IN ;he Hr"Hent" "t
a lumber ut relatives and friends 81 IN"
bride and groom.
The church had elaborate n"cal decor
at!ors for the event. arranged ~ r'"F'
ist Langhars. Preceding; Il" ceremony
Mr.. Paul Allen Eeymcr rendered 4 mus
teal program at The organ. -. Matthews
boy choir sang "'rh" Bridal chorus ir'm
l.ohsngrin" TO herald ;ne cntran'e OF the
bridal parry. pur.@S til" r'resu"uy NJ.
Heymer played Icy" PiNin"' ana III"
choir sang Til" Voice That Erea;h"d
DER Eden. Memberships wedding
march was rendered as the occasional.
The bride was in tuil bridal costume
OF white with v".l and train and carried
a shower bouquet OF brides ross ana
butterfly Orchids. She was attended oY
Miss Margaret Irwin as maid ~ honor
The bridesmaids were Miss Mary TART
Of Harrisburg. Miss Elizabeth NarnetI
% Knoxville. Tenn. Miss Janet trrSu-
scn, OF New York. Miss sara Whitaker.
Mrs Thomas McNsnna Ilearne and Miss
Hectic Harle,:. The maid Of honor and
rrldeS ma 'dS wore trOCkS OF corn COL
cred chiffon. with dull green Sashes.
NJ. Woodward FraAzhelm served as
his brothers beS' nlaa. The uShers were
Nessrs Junior Browne. Thomas MckcN
IA Hearne. Frank Sinclair. Cedric Smith
OF New York. William Franzheim and
Robert Whitaker.
Following the ceremony 4 wedding
su?pe. was served u. the hone OF tho
brides Parents. At which covers Nero
laiI FOR goa guests
Later n IN" evening Mr.. Franzheim
and his bride LETT Tor New York. where
;s,IhAy VA sail tho 'ot;.r part Of Me
z weeY BermudaS. one their re
SArr4 THY s~tli be 1T home 10. their
: trteIds in Highland Park.
Miss Whitaker IS the daughter Of Mr.
and Mrs. II. I. Whitaker % Leather
wood Lane. and IS 4 graduate oc Rose
mary Hall. In Connecticut. Mr.. Franz
helm Is a son OF tho late II. {. Franz
helm and Mrs Franzne!m. and IS asso-
cIated with the Wheeling Steel ''orpor-
alton.
Among the out % town guests who at
tended the wedding were Mr.. and Mrs.
John Doolin. OF Louisville. Ky; Mr.. Don
aid Herring. Of Princeton. y. j.. Mr..
and Mrs .Holcomb OF Cleveland; Miss
Helen Haidcmar. 81 Portsmouth. O.:
and Mr.. ard Mrs. Joseph n. Holloway.
-aE-rN sshaaAsa. = -,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-20
Dixie Club Dance.

OiXi0 CIup VSucU'
More than 100 members Of the da nc
,pg set enjoyed, tie dance. given by the
ENs.s ciaS at eaaxsattdn.Ehall In tho
lrs-Tst Indi,orium yesterday evening
Tbe music was furnished by the Eight
Ecntuckv Serthaders OF New York. who
established their reputation locally by
,asr nights program. The date for the
,cx, dance given by tho club will DO an
nourccd In the near future
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-20

W. J. Frankston was elected rr"ss'
dent OF the court % honor o! N"
Wheeling Mhundsville COUNCIL. Boy
Scouts Of America. while \. J. Mayer
vas chosen secretary at meeting "f
the court held Tuesday at Scout head
quarters. Several examiners were ap-
polluted.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-20

Then there IL the kind Of man who
would rather argue and lose than not
TO argue At all
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-20

Read and use InteliEencer Want ADS.
You'll get what you want.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-20

II fines Of $50 and costs. with the al
formative Of 90 days in jail won, stop
speeding or Whceltngs streets. heavier
penalties will he resortcd to. Police
Judge John S. Ritz announced y"Sicr-
day.
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rnteraxtinZ Wnddlny.

Mss i.usila t'red"rickS and Mr.. carl
itY~S. Of Warw""h. w"c" married YES
terda:. afternoon ~ -" ~ III" person
acc II =. rIVIS Evangelical Lutheran
-nurch. with the Rev. y .. RauSrhr
oT'ciat!?E. The ceremony w,S quietly
solMma;zed with only .he Immediate
families ard Il few intimate friends ut
the principals In attendance.
The bride was h"com.nsi" a''ired in
q, handsome suit ~ navy veiOu-a. with
eFiuRrings of IN",'. Sho wore picture
Dat OF otnnk paunc velvet aud other az
cessories - her costume were black.
Her flowers were i ""rSlSa bouquet OF
Aaron Ward roses. and lilies OF M"
valley. The attendants wev" Miss Ger
trude F'rederIcks. Il sister OF the bride.
ard Mr.. Henry UocreT;.r.
Immediately after the ceremony Mr.
Huss and his br!!e LET; on a wedding
trip 10 various lak" cities IN their re-
turn after NovcrTh"- they viii De -.
homo 10 their friends a, 900 Chapiins
street.
Tho bride IS tic daughter OF Mr.. and
Mrs Albert rrs.!. -t"ks 81" IS popular
n a wide cl-cl" ~ friends ard has he"r
the recipient q many social honors
s!ace the announcement q her engage
rn.ut NJ. Has; - 4 son % Mr.. and
Mrs. William Z. Uuss. Of Warw"od.
t'op!AS oC ,hs following announcement
Will be issued:
Mr. ard Mrs. .Nlhcr, t'rrtertcks
arnou'." TIC marriage
q sh"tT tauSh',r
lnc!.a
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-20

judge r. NJ. Addleman AMI Iude"
J. r. Sommerville are trying 10 accom-
plish completion OF jury trials IN both
parts OF Ohio county circuit court this
week
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RMy&iaSa

In criminal court yesterday, Judc"
Alan II. Robinson continued the non
support case against CHARLES +. Har-
nits to the next term of court.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-20

c. W. Wasenan. Of LortnG Place. %eS-
tcrday secured a city permit 10 erect
$500 dwelling house. J. G. Patrick
secured permit 70 build house AT
Elm Grove at a cost OF St."Qn.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-20
halloween Party

". and Mrs. A." Gibbons plea SAINT
" encer'a'n"d -'l",h"r Of their friends
u the 5o::'" - Martins Ferry yes
'ardos e,rr!"E. Tn" cover flor - ~"
zone was att-aC'iN"lr ,:-c"rat"I In tho
Halloween c",c-s q: yellow am back
and the same Color $:i"rr" wH~ used in
tho t.,ols DECORATIONS AMI appointments.
The guests included:
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1921-07-15

poranS School district buys ten
acres land for high school.
New Dillon wool warehouse receives
ni H;ehway from Great Falls to Cho-
+aa,, being improved by hand-raking.
Two miles to be graded to beit-dreat
MISSOURI placed on Park-to- Park
xo,,+a nlacinp Roman there also.
Fa;rkeld-Irrigation under way;
crons fine on Greenfield bench.
Roundup carpenters take 81 to IS
reductions.
virginia City-Indications show
probable existence OF OIL IN MADISON
county. ~ - o.do
in Potter Basin.
Winnett shipped approximately
3. 700 barerls oil every day.
Broadus Cream shipments mere On
nc Great Falls-Contract awarded for
constructions Of 2 miles OF road be-
tween Fife and Wayne. ,x,
Lewistown-Elk Basin and MID
west refineries announce that tne
amount of Cat Greek oil they will re-
ceiye from this time on will be 4,UOo
barrels. an increase of 1000 barrels a
day. e~,+; fo,.
onen shop and cut of 81 per day,
workmen in all lines to be employed
without regard to union rules.
Toole county plans floating a SlO'-
oo0 900 irrigation bond issue.
Great 1Falls-Pool of $4,000 pounds
wool sold at q cents.
Iewistown-Two new wells extend
area Of Cat Greek field.
fewistown-56 petroleum. brings IN
we'll No. 4. flow 600 barrels daily.
Winnett-Mid Northern well at Big
| Coulee being sunk at rapid date; down
M Missoula-s25, 900 paid for site for
sugar factory by Great Western S3u)5-
Helena-Business block to be re-
modelled at cost Of $50, 900.
Havre-Gas with tremendous pres
!. sure back Of it, encountered Browns
coulee well, at depth 1900 feet.
i BillingsOil flowing at rate Of
| from so to rs barrels per day en-
countered by Stellar Oil Co. In Por
cupine field.
Hayre-Havre Natural Gas Co
brings in its third well.
!. Cnlbertson = Work Of grading
Roosevelt Highway in this count!
started.
i Helena has annual campaign TO
weed determination.
{ Elk Basin Petroleum Co. announce
ho@ IN n
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WESLEY

w AA0 ) - Is 81
The Nels Nelson's visited Canadian
relatives Wednesday.
Wednesday evening the picture
show closed for the summer months:
Mr.. and Mrs. Ole Grytness OF Al
kab7 were Sunday guests OF MRS.
The John Slayer children visited
Canadian relatives over the 4th OF
Mrs. Emil Anhalt returned Satur-
day from Minot where she was under
the care of an eye specialist.
The Lutheran little helpers VIII
I meet next Wednesday afternoon with
Alpha Anhalt out on the farm.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. H. Bentley spent
Sunday and the 4th with friends at
Columbus, N. D.
The married and single men met on
the Westby diamond Sunday and We
| tory was with the married by a score
of 8 to 3.
John Slayer returned Monday from
an over Sunday visit with his wife at
Kenmare, and reported the birth OF a
son, July 3rd.
Mrs. Amin Guam of the Coalridge
country arrived in the city tuesday
from a six weeks stay in the Ken
| mare hospital. Mr.. and Mrs. Juan
were entertained at dinner at the e..
N. ,Rostad home. -,
| Three happy carloads of Alkabo
PLAYERS and fans took dinner in West
by Wednesday enroute to Outlook to
| play the Outlook team. Score: Out
look IL, Alkabo l.
On the Fourth the west people held
a picnic at the Iver Kantrud farm
which has been yearly custom. A
general good time was enjoyed by all
and ice cream was plentiful, as one
present said 1--WE all ate all we pos
sibly could"
/ Friends will be interested to learn
that John Schmid and family have
4 moved to Noble, Montana. Mr.
Schmid was formerly telegraph oper-
ator at this place and has accepted
i A. Eldred, real estate man Of Min.
neapolis, arrived in the city Wednes'
day to look after his land interests
north of the city. Mr.. Eldred is own
er Of the property known formerly a
Z the Ventzke ranch which consists Q.
) some 42G acres.
The crops in this section are tn
} best ever known to the citizens ar>
) all travellers agree i'll rronounclng tn
stond marvellous Today yield c
grain is in prospect far beyond tn
: expectations of the greatest optimis,
: Mrs. Ida Evenson returned Sun
T day from Crosby where she had bee
e nursing for several weeks.
r.. Esther Shaber Of Moose Jaw, Sas
e katchewan, arrived Wednesday for
visit with friends. She is stayin
a with the Berger Larsen's. .
e The 4th of July picnic at Danevill
: proved a very jolly affair. Printe
: ribbon badges were awarded tn
e winners in the games and picni
t lunch was served.
nj Mrs. John Nelson is entertainin
S her mother and sister, Mrs. J. 4
n Lynn and Mrs. Phillip Fletcher {
g Butte.
Q SUGAR INDUSTRY
is DEPRESSED
Falling off in our export bushes
l (from $72O,286,744 in December
" $3.50, OO0, 900 in Nay, due to afterw;
g conditions, is depressing the sugar il
;e dustry as it has all agricultural pr
duets
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1921-07-15
SUGAR INDUSTRY
is DEPRESSED

Falling off in our export business,
(from $72O, 286,744 in December to
$3.50 100000 in May, due to afterwar
conditions, is depressing the sugar in
dustry as it has all agricultural pro-
ducts.
The available sugar supply Of the
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1921-07-15
A Wall Street Democrat

A Wall Street Democrat
The Wall Street Journal for July l |
contains a good illustration Of how
little the phrases we traded in during |
the war have come to mean to those
who merely traded in them.
In a long feature article under the
title, European Unsettle1nents," we
find an account of the Gerlran-Amer-
lean, Herman Sielcken, once coffee
king Of the world.
"Sielcken, educated in Hamburg"
says the Journal author, Ito know
prices and transportation the world
around, drew inspiration from free
democracy in America which enabled
him to stand on his own feet in any
country and resent autocratic dicta-
ton in any field wherein he served"
Must have been a champion of de-
mocracy one might gather from the
talk; yet in the paragraph just pre-
ceding we find:
| CAS- coffee king, sitting under the
American flag in Baden, he dictated
| the price Of coffee in New York, Ham
burg and Brazil and named shipping
rates that forced the strongest Eng
| lish shipping combinations to yield to
fair demands"
| Sielcken, debating coffee prices to
| the world, is certainly wonderful ex-
ample Of democracy. The coffee world
must hive had only one democrat,
| and how fiattering it is to us that
he imbibed this democracy during a
sojourn here!
Why don't men who know enough
to run typewriter 60 insane from
writing such claptrap
The Untermyer Findings
t<What can one think Of society
asks the Nation Of New York, which
Lean read the Untermeyer revelations
and Be So little moved by them z"
Our reply would be that those who
read are moved the big business
world to wrath over the exposures
and other to wrath at crooked big
business. Most Of society can not read
a them because few Of our privately
owned papers have let any informa-s
f;on get out except that the head Of
the buildine trades unions II New
Ynrk City was cpnvicted Of criminal
annsniracv with big contractors.
Here are Few Of the things prov
cd bys the Untermeyer committee IN
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Tie AXE
HE NEWS
Big Biz and Soldiers

I
-. :
Bie Biz and Soldiers
S,
MANY peopie Will not asleG Ml.u a
Wnen we say tnat Vs. . nase n a..ls q
70 use TOT nenasoI ~ alsnuL SsaPps. - /
Kansas, we oont nAs m.n. pssa4s
ne y ADout tne sisselsss pussy e 49, a.,
geIous 1nan e H.l Inc o o,...a. .:uh+
son ~ Ienlose, nlo = e1"Ase - =.
Ior tne Wrong slae. -. 80.
SapRsl .s.n VII aol S ~ ~ s. s '4hs
Escn-Sulnnu LIS 1ean Iii 80 - ~.
sena.e anu .nsn ys ..4 = ~ us papa1?
6, '.lolG i1Dou. nv Ds1u - =
.i'<'s peope WI eeu ln ~ 49, 4; .a..,1
rs Is c.1A sose tae ssains way neA1 .na.
&c Is great hasalcap g nansas
la.lllels Isesuss - y - t;lsn faa+
, mo- see .nlouen eievei po.ieict14 wv
WIZ.
Dul Mnat caiLeu !iln - nulle We" 60 2
pers Weekly-someIMng we nave "
1lenelonea DeloIe pue n.y. .duse 81
well: -
natlon-Wlue attach on easa
ponus Tor ex-s 4 c men y peing
mage Dy tne on1 M STATES Sn am =
o. Comme1ce: we RIeIer 70 car u, -
tne Onl.ed p.a.es 0lanuper- u Soil'-
mere, LOT obvious Ieasons.
OappeIs weekly uoes noC Shno n .
netteI suDJec! TOT lnoePenosnce 10y
Snougns or discussion tllan .nis III
Dltlon OF selIisnness' loI at poeeon'
tnaI n Is Mnat y Is. -.
Dig BUSINESS was Ralu eose plI
ano lioIe-lor everything ~ olu uu1-
ing 1 the war. -.
Inc service man gave up ms JOY
ana ms Prospects 70 Wea! = lUt.e ~
laIn:cat anu III 70 !neI ny ms nea nsh;o ~
lns nls ~ nu' pu.son = ~ any i'iae'ni'e
guns Tor one douar gay; -
Dig business mace Dii'lons ou' u
Inc G Wal. :, ,4a - IT,. vol,
Iappel STU: pu.s VIC .ls "s =.
aliu We wonuel - any es ul ~ VI
otne.s inrougno1t ene lanu neaIu any
peiitical o!atoI ueng gsil ~. e1lis move
OF Dig business Oh July 4th.
m D:- r:l4
nc.: s $3.50 ,+.;ao
lIlze.enens - so sILae ~ uu'o 4le
~. 1865 -, .,s t. ,vo,,1J
promoteIs counyeu on Us n 1nere "9 9'.,''
not pe any sucn ,: LING. nu. On Su ~
we Ieau " ntsie 81 n as ~. " "
lgnoItan. oI W ne Sa.;a; nenipsVy ~
oa M 9oI e,Ie . us..s, o1 noo ,,,
W nU.eu .nas. 49,; uve esn 'aoo0 peof r.,
at.sIlueu, son,e pai haj Yo 1871. VI Nv, NJ
~ a ssa:1.a . - Il r. IT, r.a,,ah
reus % iAss ~ :. 1,leas ,ae -, .e -a.l
nlan uIohe ms .i n sailu W ". III" ~.
sna. oh L ~ h nas s. pos'p re a ~,
nEn.' Due ~ ne au ~ 81 ~ al,
.aks Dea!lns ussaus sagpa $3.50
clVinzed c1Ilzens nau Pao sp1u lio a,ss:
20 see pets anu h,.,,e ;lI o ,,'Sa.o s ~,
u was as Dau as Dulnsnt We VI,
| M'or pun doesn nave q s'lose -
cnance. 4.
nat as.lce :4ao our a.'eL..m IL, n1 ~
e elan elie ny. l's ia "a s,. ~; II