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Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1921-12-24

Didn't you see Jimmy?" demanded
Mrs. Jones.
Il did" said Mr.. Jones. HE was
playing ball, and when I saw him he
was on second base"
We'll, why didn't you bring him
homer
My dear. I wasn't in the game. It
was up 10 the batter TO bring him
home. Chicago Herald.
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1921-12-24

Travelled a total
Of 1900 miles gn
his tour OF =
states as guest ~
the American Le-
gon. More than
zoo towns and
cities viii have
been visited By
the allied geuer-
al ssimo. IN each
OF which the local
Legion post and
everybody in the
community put
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1921-12-24
Bring Up the Firing SQUAD.

4 see here that this country has
shipped fifty thousand tons Of barbed
wire 10 Russia" said the boob, as he
looked up from his newspaper.
Il wonder what that's for"
"0h," replied the cheerful idiot, i
suppose they are going 70 Try and keep
the cow in Moscow. Arkansas Thorn
as Cat.
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1921-12-24

Mrs. Porcupin-I understand that
all the great nations Of the earth are
considering disarmament
Mr. Por~upine-N'ell. they can talk
about disarmament all they've mind
70. but these here quilts Of mine are
going 10 stick right on my back.
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1921-12-24
Foolish Question.

Careless Ike-Any Of you fellows
see pair II lsEgingz around here?
Boston Mike-Well, as there are
eb0ut two hundred men In this com
pany and the.. all wear leggings, I
don't suppose il would surprise them
any If they did see q pair.-The Leath-
erneck.
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1921-12-24

$50 TIRE saloons ere dead ueurned
fhe overseas veteran. returning ~ the
Iand o. the freC fer The ars1 ,Lzne
slace 5al-.
Yes. answered his friend ctaer5ly.
sbut yol ~sE uautcate vlrA their
spirits American Legion Weekly.
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1921-12-24

OF Harry ".
Haley. who served
IN LezT enwuEra
prison 10 repay q
ar-lM buddy
for his life Haley
has written the
American Legion
the frSt account
q his action.
Wounded and
left II no man :
land. Haley. q
Canadian soldier,
was slowly diving
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1921-12-24

pRTTTSH and French statesmen and
= fnanciers have not Ees been able
10 come To anything like agreement
concerning the German PREPARATIONS.
and from both countries come urotH-
clal but iusistent calls 10 America
10 take part In she discussions. The
hope Is expressed dally that President
Harding Win caH anather conference
90 handle this problem and that q
world finances generally. Meantime
the senate finance committee is fuSs'
Ing with The Administrations foreign
loan refunding bin and trying 80 do
things 80 81 which Secretary II the
Treasury Mellon does not IKE He
especially objected re a proposed pro
lon requiring foreign nations 70
make payments of interest on their
Indebtedness Is tile United States
serll-annually Ha said this would
seriously handicap negotiations for re-
funding the loans.
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1921-12-24

D REPRESENTATIVES. of 5000 ran
N way maintenance Of way and
shop Iaborers met in New YORK and
voted 70 reject sny wage reduction pro-
posals ard 10 appeal 70 the railway Ia
hor board for Increases In pay. Two
days later tha. board dealt the main
tenance of way men hard blow in
new rules lt prouul gated Under this
decision time and half rates are TO
b. paId after the tenth hour 81 work
instead # after the eighth hour as M
der the nd national working agree
ment The basic" eight-hour day,
however, is resfrmed; but the new
rules allow the carriers and employees
70 make agreements for reduction Of
working hours below eight to avoid
making force reductions. The starting
time u any shift. too. IS 10 he arranged
by mutual understanding. This knocks
ont rigid hour stipalatl0ns II lie old
agreement
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1921-12-24

WITH that treaty cut Of Its way
the conference resumed consi1-
Grafton Of the naval reduction ara
limitation plao The Japanese plead
ID earnestly g be permitted 10 retain
their new -, dreadaaught the Mu;sa.
For seyera! days the Americans held
our aeains, ihls. bat finally it was
nsvee8 81. with tha understanding that,
"a maintain The 1-l-5 ratio tie Amerl-
can navy should retain the super
Crealuauahts Colorado auI Washing
ton .n place 81 Tire Delaware ami ,he
North Dakota. and taa, Great Bruala
should retain TWO af g.e utV Hood
type baytlesa5fs already planned Bat
those Hood vessels as designed uou8
he mere powerful than either tha Col
ora6o or the Nuysa class, So 10 was
suggested thar they should uos BE
built any larger thar the Colorado,
This plan was accepted ~ an and
tie naval agreement was formally an
roaaced 81 the conference. TGe pavt
includes fEc provision that tGege shall
be ua increases ln C8y,lfcauanS sad
naval bases ta the Pacific reE.aG iB-
Guiding tbe British case ana t3rtHea.
tons az HvugNans ans kow Loau
This restriction does nos apply 6 tss
Hawaiian Islands. Australia. New Pes
Land. ard Japan proper uos 70 The
coasts OF the United States 4nd Can
EdA
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1921-12-24
TIM United Nine workers y AMER

T He United Mine Workers q Amer
sea wen a partial victory On
Thursday when the United States Cir
quit Couze u Appeals al Chicago found
Judge Andersen Z indianapolis was IL
error {n enjoluins the operation q the
"ehecko1 system and reminded the
ease back to him for rehearing This
actioa os TIE Court of Appeals was be-
HeTe1 q h4ve prevented q general
strike af ceal miners already started
81 Indiana and Illinois.
wives u THE striking eeaI miners y
Kansas. followers q The dlscrelitei
ANA expelled Howat, were the leaders
Of ueAs In the PiEr-hurs region which
5esresg attacked miners who wished 70
work and raised such tr pale generally
thar state troops were sent Jkere
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1921-12-24
Doubtful.

Maud appears to be well pre-
served"
"Oh. yes; but I hardly think she
would stand a chemical analysis, -
Boston Transcript.
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1921-12-24
NOTED LEGION GUEST BUSY
Marshal Foch Nearing Ena Of Tour
CT Forty-Tyso States ard Jaunt
That Totals 1900 Miles.

when Marshal Foch sails for Paris
and much needed rest, he win have
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-03-30
Pool Rooms Menace to
State, Says Hananan

Washington. n. G. March GH.-From
,he standpoint OF rrrnIh'ti"n enforce
n,.u, IN, puul room = m" greatest
nr,a,.,. ia Thu. S,.,tr today. wIS the sub
stan, Of a Statement mad tonight "E
Waiter : Ha,llnau. STATE tan ""nIm.--
>.un.r. before tn" h"EN'. and $"nai" COM
rni:i.-S on frnnv". n I";Ct Session az
r.:,, court house.
Tho statement VAS mad" IA r"~T"n"
o. !; Gu-ry rrODound"L b. G"orG' W.
VI, tl!ntir chairman Of the h"u:" 'orl-
tritt.. ;,r"<!dinE over the Jo.5i session
Tire measure under consideration WIS
th., s,atr license bill As prepared 10y IN"
ta> ,nruls&ionrr's office. and wA:'h -
d. :n,i 10 rrodrr" additional r">"nu"
.t.h year 20 til. m.nlmum extent O.
S,Ir. uur.
Nj Mc,'hn;!c'~ lntsrr"Gutci% vs.
n,ld.. "a 'Mr CourSt. Of \ series G: uU''S-
;lOns dealing with thu power 10 era3;
and revoke. poe. room i:'"n 49,. and "HS
u,rraHt.d 10y ihr "Nr"r:"nc" OF u"
Nunt,rgtnr ,,iN commission WIZ
found ile,'t .;h0ui authority 20 reEA-
lai,. ~, i:rene.ug ~: pool rooms.
Committee H,t!cH on tn" N""nS" FAX
measure was hid UP ~ IN" r"1u' : a.
p"l,Sn,c Dunfec at tahCil county. who
stated tia, he Wished 70 SO into Il fur
;hrr h"iOr" NutinS.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-03-30
ENDORSED BY GoMPERS.

Albany. Y. March CA warning
"a ..mD,oyr-g "r labor who h"!rv" they
rr,l crush ;h~ '1bor movement and then
have a y--ad.S" for themselves was
,nt,afrd her" toG1y ny Samu"i ''"mn"r$.
pre- ion: Of m" American Federation
o. Labor.
"Wairtn,i. N1rrican labor. Said Mr..
t;nrrpcrS. wi" $50 70 meet any out
r4,g",uS attempt to interfer" win rigct
ami Ipst:""'
Mr Go1a~rs. heading a delegation OF
ORGANIZED ,>hor representatives,. dp-
n";r-"l !'"'o-c III" assembly ways ana
y.r,n. ,.rirriIt~N and urged faNorahi"
90: -, nr % resolution introduced hy rs
s.rrhI.nln Samuel Orr. Socialist. ~ Ia"
Bronx. ,.,;'ing ror - iNEiSativ" invest
CATION IN" alleged cSp'"nag" a'tvlti"7
rr pr'Na'" d"i".'''N" agencies IN TABOR
Ln.u:ia and ~ rn~"S where union m"n
arc cuolo%~d There was no opposition
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-03-30

r;,,nI Monday III the city on business
and calling on many friends
Mr., and Ms. Asher Williams. who
hav" b""M -r"ndlnE the past month at
t:url. y NJ. have left that place and
.ni!. to san Pedro. Cal. where they e1-
no., to inanr their future home. MrA
Williams hns been making her home for
tine pasl gear with her husoands par
rnts. GUard and Mrs. WilIians on Jet-
Mrs. he" vercanterin Of Seventh
strnr, h.,.I "a. her guests over Saturday
and Sunday. her mother MfS. John
Srruu. and grandmother. shirley, ana
h,r sister. Mrs. Ella Powell ahI a3usn-
Ter Edna. OF East Liverpool, v:
J, y. jefferson and family VIII move
To t"larkShurg within two weeks
Private William LuEtrr. who has oeen
WISHING his home on Highland avenue,
on Il thirty days furl"uEh' lett tnis'
morning To return to Camp DlH, y. j.
He IL a member Of the transportation
Mr.. Birdie ,iraeciry and daughter
I.,eu and ION Howard OF Barnesvllie.
-. arrived y"~t"rday evening: to visit
her parents. Ar and Mrs. K. J. Powers
On Morton avenue.
Mrs. clyde Hicks Of Eleventh street
- vrry III.
Jos !. Smith ~ Hickory avenue, Is in
Akron. O.. visiting friends and re!a-
t:vcS.
James u. S!gap"osc eft Yesterday
evening" to rrturn Ia Miami Military In
srtrt" =; Germantown. O.. after spent
irg thu. Easter vacation at his home on
TomilnSOn Avenue,
ros,nn Riur. who has been seriously
III 'or the past two months. is able to
return to teaching in the First ward
school.
Mrs. j. NJ. Pine Of Grafton and Mrs.
Hurst "r Wh""lng. hav" returned TO
thar horne ate" being the guests OF
Mrs. A. l.. Woodhurn.
Wrrf r. l.. Jones returned TO his
nurn, 1T New Castle. Pa. yesterday az
ter spending IA r"w days with his sister.
Mrs. Thomas Adams 90 Second street.
Mr. ard Mrs Charles Kirby OF New
York. arrived h"-c yesterday to visit
Mr.. k;rhy'S brother. Mr.. and Mrs. +. NJ.
Roihman. Seventh street.
Miss Nnlli" M""E j. confined 70 her
home IN Third street. with sickness.
Miss R"na Jefferson left Tor Clarks-
hurg. wnere she has accepted a posi-
ton.
Mrs. Allr" Movers and Mrs. Chester
Rruar hnv" returned hom" after spend
fng the past thro. weeks in Florida.
Mrs.. Chester Patton is visiting her
parents Mr.. and Mrs. Taylor on Tom
i.n-on avenue Mr.. and Mrs. Patton arc.
moving from Toledo. O.. to Fort Wayne.
Ind
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-03-30
rYPHUs SCARE SUBSIDIES.

washington. March - Will" tllis
Il,nG Immigration station ~ crowded.
,.omnrlSS. nn.y General Husband. OF tn"
imniSrr,tinu bureau. said to-day that
the typhus cNci:emen: had subsidized
Son,cwh.i, ard Immigrants we're now
being handled as fast as they CONS
from quarantine.
I.r, % n. congestion at IN" sta
ION. no said was dlc 10 tho MANY m
migrants nHait,Hg FUNDS from fri"nis
"a continue thc.. journeys Rec, MY
Increased railroad rates have caused
ccufuSion among agents abroad. who
are unable - rror,dr through tickets
a, norts al departure. he SAID.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-03-30
CHINESE AGREEMENT APPROVED.

WASHINGTON. March 29.-Tho prInci-
,Se involved in the effort oc the Amer
can group OF bankers in cooperation
,yith bankers Of tranC". Great Britain
and Ilpapa To "ncourag" American IN
.rr..;G ~ China through tn" int"rna-
..uh.,, group known as ~" Chinese con-
;nr.itr. has he approval OF III" United
States Secretary Hughes Informed j.
y Morgan Il company. Tor tn" An"rI-
EAR, rrcun on Marrh -. n Il i"tt"r made
public tonight by tn state department
A. ;nn same TIM. COMMUNICATIONS
from 1915 20 la@n. between tn" four
towers DISCUSS ,uc I-o;.ci"s 'ar"!N"d in
tho formation ri IN" con$"rtum w"r"
:undp pubic simultaneously with tN"i-
p1iOl cation in London. Paris ana l"kl"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-03-30
Military vindicated.

London Mar. -. The SNVcnn"nt to-
day ,SsSurd whit" raH"r giving tho
result nf n" rour, nf inquiry into the
affair AZ Mathew. Ireland Jsnuary 81.
whrn several railway u"u were Shu'
by ,:f;CrrS. who werr attempting to run
down the rar:y "C asSa"S!ns which HAD
w"UNd"d Captain King. n district m
Sr",trr and had shot his wife dead.
The whi;" paper shows that The coNr'
Yindi,atri ,ht action ot III" military
and r"nscr"d = finding thar the RAJ
warm-n had not hrcu 'mrr"rer!y d"&i;
with
III" railway men W"r" SIl"; when
m" I,l.,". h"arinE the firlue =: cay.
;aln King nd his VIE rushed - IN"
Mal!"N' railway station. Wh"r" II was
alleged th". W." f'""t upon and th"N
unHn.l IRE. The tusitiai"s kt!!iU% on"
railway "mr,CS" vii" ran up IA" tracks
and uOurdi.. several others WI" az
rnmnan.ri him. IN" 81! :h"S" "NnE
i:,trr Tn" 'n"id"'.t caused i HI"nt '"H'-
motion among Er';iSh railway m"h
generally and =, on" iIlEr u nitl"nH!
railway %tr:k, seemed p",'s.h !" - =
result Tn" railway men d"n'rnh"d tina
an .r4ur, no ~" Nai!uw affair h'
granted 10y February L.. ON February
~. Il was "Mnnunc"d by 'hr lriSh "iilc"
:ha, :, .,u.rrnmrn; investigation would
he instituted.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-03-30
PAY WAGES ON BORROWED HONEY.

Atlanta. Ga. March 29.-Federal Judge
: hey. to-day. issued An order permit
ling u. l.. BuGg. receiver for the ATTAIN
ia. Birmingham and Atlantic Railroad.
10 borrow &i25.000 for the exclusive
purpose Of paying past due wages OF
employees cf that road
II" order was issued in answer 70
petition filed by the receiver which
stated the road owes one item Of wages
amounting TO s55.n0o. due employees for
the month nf February: and another
item 81 wages amounting TO $1,000
du" employees for the same month.
These wages. II was stated. were due
March l6. but were not paid because
rh,. road did not have the money to pay
them Just previous to this the road
had gone into the hands Of a receiver.
No matter what you want II Will save
you time and money to use INTEL
LlGENCER WANT ADS.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-03-30
NOTING IN SYRIA

I~ndon. Mar. "A dispatch to me
I,DrGrn Tiutrr from Jerusalem says
,,ar >crinu, f!ol!ng broke GU. In tTaiCa.
S,.ia a, tho foot % Mount carmel. on
F.,rcr Sunhar. following ar Arab dem
or.r-,ra.r Irur th-iEtian was Killed
and Cirn. PERSONS were wounded. most
%; N4rfp jaw. \ state of siege gas
pro, laIm.I and order was rcestablshcd
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-03-30
ST, CLAIRSVILLE
Court Entries.

-, - >,l,,i. Allison.
ms MH' ,.r,.t Iyr.,n,nr.
~; I,,l l>i,dnw ar-
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'",m''" '"','''''S,, =. - .>....,nr~
Ihoh'"H "I''''' rr.,',,,r, Even
.,r..r5..t rcijt,,n .ryiautrr.
cay" =" '''y '''. ',t.'r 49, ,1.,Y,ors
rn,o, Nnrt,n nr dcfcadanr
-. y j. H"t'""' ,,,.,,.r..r, O..
Tor NJ" tr'a' Over "',1 1,J far
'"rt'. JniSnr'"' -"
costs. y,.,r.,,, y
LOUIS ". t. ",i "'', ,,'.,n,, rnr
ira.N! - al MO''"h "' I''''".'
nN ","' ,,ra,,,,r and dc
JIISH'n' on '"r'",' r ,.a',,i, 49, nav
t"hd'"I "" ''"' y '"''''''
own costs. ,.,., rI....-
NIX N"r' V
L." E'''
hsia"'cr -, n.;o p,,,,.
J"hh ''"HS" -. ',"' y.
tW gwen '"'' ~
.. cor
49,, ,,r,.c.
N''.'' "N,'' -, ,t admin.
~" Wv" ~ n., -, for
,>F"'"' wiz, WIZ " y" -
"'"''"h 'Ii', 90, ,.,,,,.n, IN
'""' ~ 49, ,,,d.r w,il
"'d"M 10 max '.'t''"'' ''."r'
WV" "."'"" ''''
"r"'4 an" ~ l.,.,
''S"'" i '''''.','',, ,rr ;
a. COM ''T" , ...,',.,.
q" >''''e
'"h',""'u u. ,.-.,. ~,
J"'n II i'yi'. deceased. 'f"". y,
i'"H':'N'"H -, h','@' ~ "rI'.",
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-03-30
LEGION BANQUET
Department Commander Ntokerson VIII
Be Principal Speaker at Gather
ing Tonight.

Al plans have been completed by IN"
entertainments cnmnittC" Of Earl
Francis Post No -. American Legion
fc- another on" Cf th,r delightful ban
quois ~ be given IN the spacious dining
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-03-30
Dublin Castle Officer
Slain In Attack By
-Four Unknown Men

Dublin MAJ @9.--By The Assoc ated
Press K 'rpia!H Rrrs. "n" - tn" "iilr-
ais Cf nuh,:n ra"tir vs. shot dead
THIS morning "UtSIhe his hotel IN Drury
Street here. K was announced n an
~fcir.al statement from "a" castle
F"u~ !n~r comprised :hc Iur'y which
did IN" shooting
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-03-30
BELMONT FRUIT
CROP UNINJURED

Tn. Belmont county farm hur"t" N"~-
i"r,lay reported that = had rc'".Ned
:.cry few reports OF damages L. "a
r~.:,t r.op In this section. III spite o. n"
s.,' ;n,,t the mercury dropped % Il de-
rraTS
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-03-30
Be One Of the FtrTS

Waste not An instant IN regainins
vor.r health En on" ~ tie very frst
go hrt::n ;he HERR SAP treatment here
Tn.r IN 4 short time. when tired nerves
become refreshed. dull eyes grow bright
.,I rail-. cheeks glow with the bloom
Of Perfect Observation-Disclosures Ner'
yousr-s-. lack 81 energy TO do things.
All become dreams " the past and your
II, ;,,hhnrs say "IIow well you're look
fnr." right then you can boast or nav
iur found In Herb Sap the secret on
FORFEIT Health
you.u b,. well on your way 10 Happi-
- and i'r0%irr:;y long before others
have chen GraSp"d the idea. Come n
To ,:-i"st'S between ! and ?. IN. ana
taik II over with MIR. Cremins.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-03-30
Brings Quick Relief.

Herb sap brings amazingly quick re-
,irf II makes il possible for you %
eat what you want when YOU want IL.
II 5 a health builier--a safe. pure.
siren yrh-g:ving Tonic Of Natural Herbs
that viii put Life and Vitality in you
Don't b. prcjudced about medicine
YOU have lever tricI--s:mply because
va! have u,"l others and tounl no re :.
.icr. Thcr''< no uSe hnbbling around
day in and day out just because you
!maEIna-on!y imagine nothing Will
h"l .ou. Throw off that feeling or
.k",ilriSm and let Herb Sap start you
on ~, right road. See II II doesn't
rc.casc YOU from the bondage OF SUI
f-r:uE SCI II II won't put you on tho
r,u,I To bounding vigorous health
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-03-30

Wheeling nrupi" welcome ~" arrival
o. Nj {. = 'r"it.ns. VII" - a." - IA"
t II cTi"$; co.'s store for AN ird"Lni'G
SIN HIS 3n.-s.un i.cr" - for the pur-
pose OF giving free adNl"" 10 those OF
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-03-30
To Devote His Time Here Giving
Free Advice to Those of Ill Health

tai vi9or-you that are just dragging
about from day to day with little or no
inclination to he UP and doing. Why
20 on Icing respondent. weak. listless.
UNIT with aches and pains In practi.
rll!% every Part pf your body? Let
tun'" put the added Pep" and Punch"
n
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-03-30
For Stomach and Indig estion.

Thousands urcr Thousands r,.njlnu.
uusIy ,.u;upi...n that they den; t""!
right" are all il. tired. rn.srrab,".
When they are bilious. Eal" vc""
hradach. lr all attack &c lrdi%"Sti"n.
Rheumatism or T"": 'i"rI"us. dizZ'. II
vrrs&r! and rGn&nwn .i.''i" H. trey
,r!uk, ira, al tbs may cone from u de
rarg,A Stomach. II >"u are IN" "f
rhcs,. don't pur II "(f--DC It no" :
,',,nlr sac Hr. tr"minS.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-03-30
Mlrriage Licenses.

William Elmer Moore Al Dlil"hTd'"
and Lulu MauGc l;"wle! II B?'dt"-
I"re
John ,;rurEr Barnes and O.vc lone
Iiurprhrry beth of i'niontoHn
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-03-30
Increases Vim, Vigor. Nerve Force.

f., fair to yours"lf--y "u tina, are
acklng in Physical strength and Mcn-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-03-30

George IiH>r"l', n" rhnnD:"n fEnISt
VIZ The man Attraction in the ,"r!m"r-
cial rooms Of IN" hG;h school Tuesday
afternoon. ';asrnil demonstrated I" IN"
high school students MS ada1'ih'l!tN
10 the keys and Ia the aston. $hmen' or
all ran Off Il real record GaSc".I -
touring Tie country IN behalf Of the
Underwater Typewriter Company.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1921-03-07
MO Ha HaBiDO LEVANTaMl IN =
los De ImPORTANClA EN-
LA RErUBLlCA

TeleS-aua Especial para LA PRENSA
CIUDAD DE MEN1CO. mario D.
Numerosos militares han seguido en-
tregando en- la Jefatura de Ia Guar
melon de IA Plaza las cartas J ma
nifiestos que les ha enviado el Gene
raj Francisco Murguia, invitandolos
a rebelarse contra el actual regimen
Y adherirse al Plan de Saltlllo. HI
General Enrique Estrada, Secretario
de Guerra, sigue mostrando su op-
timismo acerca de- movimiento pre-
parado por el ex-Divisionarlo Zaca-
tecano pues asegura que han sido es-
casos de poca importancia los levan-
tamientos que ha habido en- la repu-
blica con motive de esa excitativa'
Y que los nuevos aizados carecen de
elementos para revolucionar.
Del General Eduardo NJ Herman
dez. que So sublev6 en- Zamora, Mi
choacan, con unos cuantos hombres'
;nforu6 que ha sido batido destro-
zado por complete y que las peque-
mas sublevaciones habidas en- Goa
hula carecen de significacion Y que
"a navor parte de los sublevados va
han sido sometidos al orden sin gran
dificu!tad- Por Gltimo dijo que Ia
fuerza del Gobierno Sc consldera
competente para dominar cualquiera
intentona sediciosa.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1921-03-07
FL CONSEJO DE Ia L|GA De NAC|ONES
Sc 0CUPO De LA GUERRILLA ENTIRE Los
GOB|ERN0S DE PANAMA Y COSTA RIGA
IA NUEVA ADMINISTRATION De Los E. UNIDOS TOhA Una
ENERGICA DETERMINATION PARA RESTABLECER La PA
EN LA REPUBLICA DONDE ESTA Ell CANAL De PANAMA

cia de los Estados Unidos.
Como los Estados Unidos desarma-
ron d Panama, tienen obligation, CON
forme al tratado celebrado con eSa
naci0n, de garantiZar su integridad
territorial, por 10 que 81 las fuerzaa
costarricenses persisten en- seGuir o.
cupando suelo panameno, las fuer-
Zas americanas tienen el deber moral
de rechaZarlaS.
Una desagradable sorpresa ha sido
para ell Departamento de Estado ei
saber que Costa Rica prepara una
nueva invasion y mas que todo el he
cho de que el Gobierno costarr1cense
haya pasado por alto Ia indication de
los Estados Unidos de obrar como
mediator.
Tambien preocupa a los Estados
Unidos la actitud que puedan tomar
Guatemala, San Salvador Hondu-
ras, miembros como Costa Rica de Ia
Federation Centroamericana, en- case
de que ell Gobierno americana Sc yea
obligado a intervenlr.
La actitud que pueda asumir Co
lombia tambien preocupa al Departa-
mento de Estado, porque Sc recuerda
que hace pocos dfas el ex-Secretario
de Estado, Colby. declare publica-
mente que toda Ia America del Sur
yefa con sospecha a los Estados Uni
dos a causa del tratado por ell cuai
Sc quiere pagar a Colombia S23.ooo.eoo
por la ocupaci6n de Panama, trata-
do que aun no ha sido ratificado.
Antes de enviar dichas notas Cos
Ia Rica Y a. Panama el Secretario de
Estado Mr.. Hughes, conferencio lars
gamente con el Presidente Harding,
asistiendo a la conferencia ell Secre-
tario de Guerra, Weeks, ell Subse-
cretario de Estado, Fletcher. que es
especialista en- asuntos latino~ameri-
canos.