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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-16
-GREErERs" GIVE HOUSE
PARTY FOR SlluTI>S

About 10 members OF the "Greeters
club" journeyed out to tho Rainier
valley home OF VIM. ]. murray. our
genial peptomiAt. who has been bed.
fIsrt for many years with a broken
back. but who keeps himself oc.
cunied making sox or tintinE pic.
lures.
Tn. occasion was Mr.. Nurray's
birthday. and the good cheer makers
brought with them regular turkey
dinner. inducing brother Bili TO lay
off his work long enough TO carve
tho big birthday cake sent out BY
ifaxsn J. Titus.
Following the fine dinner the floor
was cleared and real old fashioned
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-16

''Edltor The star n = rood 60 zee
that - many people are Interested IN
helpink Go furnish the little crippled glfis
whit doiis this Christmas There - moth
ing more appreciated than th,. personal
service. -rhe SIT without the silver is
bare isn't ~
= am dressing several small dolls for
some Of the children At the oFthepedie
hospital, where there are a great many
who should 10 remembered ~ 70 better
TO stve TO the small .lointsd ones. and 60
give them all. than TO purchase eNrvns
stNe ones for a few, which means heart
break Cor SOME - the ohlidrvn.
II used sometimes % hrirM dolls for
quite a number and also furnish hts Of
dstnts cloth needles. thread aud THIN
ties. and some cardboard hoses IN which
20 keep them. these children can as
= rule. use their hands. and doubtless
enjey fsshisntne things Tor tho dolls. Hut
% eoufse they should b dressed festiNsiy
when presented 10 the children Christ
mas. beside giving the additional thtnFs.
\ would suggest good books and toys
% the kindiS gentleman who asked What
TO give 20 the boys He 10 NerS kind-
fNoars for humanity.
s'ENELiR esonERuERGl PARKER
Sunset sstt"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-16

U. OF w. In June, and would be will.
Ing 10 bring her along with me and
pay hor expenses. II possible. Even
II you can't find girl who could
come. send w "A name anyway.
Hoping this IN not asking too
much OF you and that we are not too
late for a name. ! am. Yours truly.
tMissal Lucy Floyd.
''P. s.-~Thcro IN a little neighbor.
ing gifi who has number OF dol.
lies, and she may OUTFIT one and
send H."
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-16
Depositors to Hold
Conference Sunday

To devise further means 90 assist
In the liquidation OF assets OF the de.
funet scandinavian American bank.
tho Depositors' Protective associa.
ton viii meet al .. IN. Sunday. at
Longrhorcmcn's han. 400 Western
ave. The association IN trying 20
persuade every dcponitor In the de.
funct bank To join its ranks. Infor.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-16
NOTICE EXTRAORDINARY

Now We have our little cripple
folks fitted out with dolls. but our
heart won't give Us any rest until
VIZ know that the so children at the
childrcn's Home. s.o0
ssth ~. are provided with tree deco
rations. Christmas bags with candy
and nuts. etc Tho nursery needs
rocking horses and rocky.hye Jump
ers. The older children would enjoy
Nietruis records and some pieces for
the player piano. What IL Christmas
without tree for the kiddie.f And
these 50 youngsters won't have a
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-16

Dear pr, Loopc and Friends
Thank you for remembering me and
sending your friends 10 cheer me up.
| wish ! could do something for you.
IL II nice 10 have a friend like you.
to life me up on the hills sometimes. ="
writes bedriddcn man confined NJ
the Providence hospital Il am
thankful for friend like YOU. who
comes TO help when things are blue.
who stays to laugh when things are
bright: you're the kind that's all
all right Yours very truly. Evan
Pritehard.-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-16
HAVE YOU ANY SUNSHINE

For Miss Maud krum.. 1903 West
seth at. Ballard. who gets about the
home IN a wheel chair owing to an
injury to her spine suffered several
years ago. she would enjoy rides
and callers. Perhaps YOU have a
good book that would cheer her.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-16

nation may be obtained from II. W.
Powell. 42t New York building.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-16
There are two commodities that
cannot be eornercd: Happiness
and Kindness.

No msfter ko,c depressed poa feel.
look cheerful!
A gloomy face u aR0cntcci--
feok eAecrfd'
Nobody cares about your ,rocs
Each has hts sorrocs. goodness
kmosrsf
So seAr should pou your ortcf dis
ciosce
Look ehccrfai'
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-16

BILLY r.
~ course. you don't know
Billy s., hut we do; and ".
are going 10 ~ec that this manly
little Ii,-ar old crippled hoy has
- ME. Christmas. Biily lives with
his grandmother In seattle. whil.
his folks. who arr poor. ARE way
up In Alaska. making u possibi.
for him Ia hny. the medical aid
he h getting here Al he could
think 81 that he wanted was a
boat. and a good SEATTLE lady will
see that he gets his boat: hut how
about the candy. nuts and other
Christmas things q hoy liisess
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-16
PROHIBITION vii

PROHIBITION will be discussed
by federal and county officiais at the
Mons Brotherhood dinner at tho
First NJ II. church. Tuesday. at s15
H. IN
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-16

Thru the courtesy 81 Mr., Harry
Drake and the members ~ the cast
Of the Are You a Masonr' company.
the following shut.inr enjoyed a side.
splitting evening on Thursday Of last
week. Miss Mary y. Porter. Mr. A..
A. Adams. SIR. u, \. jennings and
Dr. Frank n Loope II was the first
play Miss Porter had witnessed In
several years. and the first play your
editor had witnessed in more than
twelve years. The play was 81 well
rendered We are riih conviii-ed at
the though, 81 some OF tho ludicrous
situations. We nil wish 10 extend our
sincere thanks 10 Angora Grotto and
Mr.. Drake for this wonderful pleas.
ure they gave us.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-16

The Society Five Jass orchestra de
lighted the patients az tho county
hospital with fine concert wednes'
day evening Wayne Coleman. d.
rector. Capitol 35&s.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-16

Have you y striking clock for
william Garter. Strnthmor.
apartments. No. ! Harrison st.Y
lie IL blind and cannot afford To
buy ono.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-16

Dear DR.. Loope: II II with ex.
treme pleasure that wish 60 thank
YOU for looking up the little crippled
girl for ua. My class II planning 20
give her n happy Xmas. II also
gives me pleasure 20 say that ! wish
the name OF another little .efippled
girl. as my father has bought a doll
and my mother u dressing u. lie Is
going Go Fix n box OF candy. nuts.
popcorn and apples 90 SO with tho
doli lie would like you to Send the
name OF some little glrl whom we
might invite 10 come and visit IA
on the ranch next summer.
II viii be Going home from the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-16

Tue following auiolsts carried
shot.ins this work: Mr.. brandon.
W. Y. Scarff. ,. 4. Charbenean.
Mrs. G. w. Shssia and Butter.
worth Sons ambulance.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-16

'sGladness Of hear, Is the life Of a
man. and the ioyfulncss OF a man
prolonEeth his days"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-16
SHE WALKS AGAIN

Their has bern great rejoicing
the past two WEEKS In the home
~ Mrs. Niece. si36 ssnd ave.
$. W.. wh~re she has bern bs-et.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-16

dance was enjoyed. Many beautiful
presents wero In evidence.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-07-02

- ZlnlZenlm lnQldnu 4 Qla-
min, kde ucinili misto pro osad-
nky, pro dobytkafe a DO techto
pro farmare a soustfed6nim
jich v reservacich zacal t6z mi
zeti nGkdejsf "divokJ zapad." !"
Jest6 dokud byl ziv Buffalo
Bill, ten jej ponekud udrzoval
pfi ziyot6, ale nyni zije ienom
v romanech a filmech. JeSte
dnes oySem ma zapad svuj VIA
sEli raz, nez y te jeho drivei-
81 diyokosti mnoho nezbylo.
Jest to ohromna zeme, ia ma
Sc republika americka, jest to
svet sam pro sebe. astny,
kdo mel prilezitost poznati il,
ieii lid, jeii ohromnost. Puso-
bi obrovitou skrytou silou, iez
Sc ukazala Fe svetoye valce.
Kdo pozna ,Amerlkd, prime k
M, treoa ze Jest dosti toho, co
Sc prici lidu pfistehoval6mu. V
repubIice ysak, kde vsechna
moe jest y koncich v rukou Ii
du. ukaze-ll sc nekter6 zarize-
~ spatnym neobstoli, kdyz
yetsina liou pfesredci Sc 0 jeho
spatnosti. To oVsem neprijde
samo sebou, probuzene verejne
mlnem toho Nsak doeili. Sledu-
leme-ii pollteEe q socialni de-
JinE Amerlks shledame, ze
maoho se zde zlepsllo, ackoll
lsou tez vecb ktere nelze na-
zvatl zlepsealm. Bylo vsak jiz
daYno receno, ze lld ma tako-
Vol yladu, lake y zasluhuJe, 2
nenl-h Vsechno- Jak by bytl me-
10, kde hleeati vinu, nez V lidu
samothen3 Chybol bylo by
aAladati ruee Y Kiln, nebo Jen
huboYati a stezoyati 81.
UFedomele Verelne mlneni,
TO jest tou neJmocnelsi siiou,
aNaak NypestoVatl uyedomele
Yefelne mmenl, TO Jest dlouha
cesta q trnlta. y Amerlce sle-
chetnl mnA a zeny pocali bur
coYati Vefelne mineni proti
cefnemu otroctyl, kterazto
sANfna byla honecne odstrane-
ma 2 amerlekeho socialnlho Il
Yota' nez GO prQnasledoyani
zakusil, nez-li usilf JeHch ko-
runoNano oylo zdarem. A mu-
.sela pilJitI strasilVa raika, ably
se 10 stale. Lace neradl se VIDA
van zdedenych priTiieji a o
tV0l AIsf ma ii ban no n pf3JAll - 81
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-07-02
FEUILLETON

PrlStl pondell bude naSe a.
mericka republika slaviti sye
narozeniny. Pon6vadz Sc jedna
o nekoho zensk6ho rodb neu-
Vadim, kolikat6 narozeniny
isou to, ale kazdy 81 to muze
snadno vypocltati. Americka
republika jest tou nejstarsi mo
derni demokracii ma svet6, ne
bot o radu let predesla repu-
'bliku Francouzskou. A demo
kracii zustala. kdezto Francie
zkusila to jeste znova mo-
narchistickou vladou.
Uyazi-li Sc y&echno, ty zm6-
ny, jez staly Sc V ostatnim sve-
te, republika Spoj. Statu do
ckala Sc uctyhodn6ho vaku
pres TO, ze jeji zivot nebyl Kid
ne tekoucim potGckem, mam-li
pouziti popularniho 'pfiggv Ia
II N6kdv nfinoninal snisa ~
YOU reku. RepubIika prodalala
"druhou valku za neodvislost"
vr. 1912 proti Anglii, mela ma
lou patalii MeXikem 4.
1845 ktoro,, v,,zisl,alo vol,ll6
novd ,izen,i 10 az iibozanadni
casti. 4a5ila s4rasli,5 o1.os
y5ltn oh1ansl6 ! l5foab IL
s5t53b ) 1909 1i,si5ila MOI
90 Gnan6lska,o ltaron5to al
kon 1fsrala a,.5a,y hl;yll, ~
Mich sv1eb branic ) a5.v dsla-
kdn, pacifil,n ~ d,nb6ro bon
ri evata. 1as5bIa nocn6 10
valkv svatov6 Lfer65 n,,to-
rialn6 novyyiskaro nic Qnoion
;; i dlnbnif okronbla iodon6ot
billion6 dollar3 j new zdali
mali nv i d5ti tan oanatro1 il
str,,vek Yan nabo nacbati ioi
Janonekn ;a5 no NOM neidsf
10 hrablo
Vedle tacbto v5lal s eiyin,;
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-07-02

SlavnoStnl ckevrenl nOvvcn
cesEych iazni pf;morsi5ych u
Dubrovnika. V nedeli 20. kyet-
vypravy klubu Csl. turistd z
na u prilezitosti prijezdu velke
Prahy byly slavnostne otevreny
move 6eske primorske lame V
Kupari II Dubroynika. Slavnost
zahajil uyitacim proslovenim
predseda Dubrovnicke lazeA-
ske a hotelove spolecnosti Y
Praze, jiz lame nalezi, rada
Masa. Ia dubrovnickou obec
promluvil dr.. Melko Cingria,
byv. RISKY poslanec a starosta
Dubrovnika. Ia Ceskou Bese-
du Y Dubroynice uvital hosty
selr. Novak. V poledne konal
Sc banket, iehoz Sc sdcastnili 0
ficielne zastupei dubroynie-
kych 1fadu. Republican nasi IA
stuppval konsul Herman ze
Splitu. Pozdravne telegramy "a
slany byly srbskemu vladari
krali Alexandrovi, presidentu
Masarykovi, dru. Benesovi, Via
dam V Belehrade, Splitu a Y
Praze. Odpoledne konala Sc
pax lidova slavnost. Z Dubroy-
nika vypravena do Kupari zvld
stni parolod', ma ktere vzt5te-
M statni vlajka ceskosloren-
ska. Parolodi tou prijel Y pl-
mem poctu t6z chorvatsA5 So
kol' z Dubrovnlka, jonz pax
usporadal cviceni.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-07-02

VAST, Nez zda Sc -~mn4, ze
kdyz vlast' jest nepravu, O.
praydovl vlastenci nell bv sc
pficinovati yynasnazoyati, a.
by byla V pravu, ably nastoupi-
la spravnou cestu. Mic neni tax
nebezpecneho, jako slepe Via
stenectvl - vlastenectyi, jez
necini rozdilu mezi pravem a
nepravem. Takoveto vlastene-
ctvl caste lidmi sobeckymi- Wy
uzitkovano bylo k dceldm ne
Slechetnym.
Vlastenci byli Washingtono-
wi rozedranf vojaci, ale nejsem
uz tax jist vlastenectvi tech,
ktefi sotva re mlada republi-
ka ma nohy Sc postavila, kuIi
plany, jak by Sc zmocnili jeji
flnancnl kontroly. Dosti sc jim
to dafilo, az priSel jackson a
udelal jim caru pres rozpocet.
Rovnez posledni valce, jake
vubec We vsech krisich naroda,
byli vlastenci byli rovnez
tchOFi. eli "SkDnkS" lax 90 m
anglicku rika nekteri z tech
to "skunk6" NELL a mali do
sud ylastenectvi pima usta.
Prohlasenf neodvislosti pTi-
jato bylo kontinentalnim kon-
gresem 2. cervence, 1776, ale
podepsano az ia diva dny po-
tom a proto slavfme ctvrty Ger
yenec jake narodni syatek, ja-
ko jubilejni den zrozeni ameri-
ck6 neodvislosti.
Pred tim, nez Sc pTikroGilo h
podpisovani nesmrteln6ho do
llumentu, pravil kdosi: "Nyni|
musine drzeti vsichni pohro-
made 2 "Ano," odpov6d6l Ben
Franklin, "nebo budeme viset
kazdy zvlast'."
Uz jsem onu poznamkuI
Franklinovu jednou citovaI.
pred delsim casem a re tax ci-
MIN opetn6, ma svoii zvlaBtni'
pficinu.
"Kdyz to PRIDE k v6seni, u
prohqdil tlusty p. Harrison q
Virginie k malemu huben6mu
Elbridge Gerrymu 2 Massachu-
setts, "budu miti vJhodu pred
vami; nebot' mdi kirk budeI
pravdepodobn6 zlomen pfi prv
MIN dopadnuti, kdezto w Sc.
muzete houpat pdl hodiny.D
Prisla mi znoya ma mysl po-
znamka Franklinova 0 tom We
Semi, ponevadz We ctvrtek Cd.
halena byla V Londyne, ma pa
matn6m Trafalgar Square, So
cha George Washingtona, vrch
niho yelitele americke revoluc-
nj armady, jenz by byval asi
mezi prvnimi obesenymi, kdy-
by to americti koloniste byli
prohrali. Dnes Washington je
uctiVan Anglii, prot nlz ame-
ricti koloniste valku vedli O
svobodu svoji a neodvislost.
To isou opravdu velike zme-
ny, iez mutt k premysleni a mi
modek pfichazi ma mysl, zda-li
Amerika z +. 1921 ovladana je
.timtez duchem, jako Amerika
Westinghouse, Amerika revo-
lucni z I. 1776.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-07-02


8
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-11
WOUNDED OFFICERS
CONDITION SERIOUS;
BOTH MAY YET DIE
Young Buckhannon Prisoners
Taken to Philippl For
Safe Keeping

Buckhann"n. w Va. Aug. 10Th"
condition of Constable Thomas u. New
comb Chief Of Police CErsl"y G.. MclrnS
and Henry T.n"y. the ;hre" men shot
by the two youthful bandits. two miles
north OF this city At 1890 last night.
was reported by hospital officials at
midnight to BE- unchanged. Tn" Nv"
nrst named. who were III" NOR" srri-
ously injured. spent restless days. my
sjciana believe that Ncwro1lb has
chance to recnvrr while thy will not
make statement rcga riding III" pos
s!ble chances nf Mrarrs", VII" was shot
through the chest. IN. ~ 'r' gong IN
Immediately under "I" and coming
out under the other.
Following the gathcr'uG "f a number
Of small crowds in the vicinity "f the
court house TINS afternoon with ap-
parent intention TO ;Ikc the law in Their
own hands, Sheriff J \. TickaIonSe
rushed the two prisoners Harley Rad
clfc, identified as an cI-Conrlct from
Lewis county, and Ralph Young, away
from the Buckhannon Jail to the Bar
bour county Jail 1t Philippt where they
are now confined. They were given
preliminary hearing "Wednesday morn
ing and held ~ N" n'r' rShur county
grand jury without bond.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-11
MANY FROM CITY
To UNIVERSITY
Large Delegation From wheeling High
Select W. v. U. as Thcdr Future
Alma Mater.

Wheeling will be we'll represented NJ
the University Of West Virginia INV"
year. 4 canvass ~ thi' years Eraou-
atiug class reveals The fart that IN" mn
iority Of the high school graduates VIII"
plan to enter college hav" chosen IN"
state university az their future anna
mater. Among those VIII" Will mair''n-
late at MorEant"wn are: Hug" hlum"n
berg Charles Howard. Earl futtFart"n'
Alfred lhlenfeld. Eugene Mchlhp'h'
Paul Steinbicker and Eleanor Hamilton,
Norman Cunningham oC N" Ass 81 "
will also join the delegation
Charles Bonnrssen will enter Ohio
Wesleyan. Louis hoffman and Ken
meth ACker will 70 10 the University oil
rrunS ylvania. and Martha JuerE"ns VIII
attend Wlttenherg college ut Nitten-
berg. Ohio. Helen Stein viii attend
Russell Sage, and Mary Wilson ahu
Mary Schretz OF the class OF FL or tho
Rridgcport high school Will go 10
Erqchwood college at Jcnktnt"wn' Ia
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-11
MRS. ANARA ARMSTRONG
ARed Kidwell, W. Va, woman Dies IN
Hospital ut Now marttnsVtue

S!stcrsvillc. Aur. 1N.--Mrs. Anara
Armstrong. aged :. Of near kId""l'
w. Va. passed away a. O'Clock Wed
nesday morning in the SistersVille zen.
ernl Hospital where she was admitted
Saturday evening. Her death was quo
to IA complication If diseases MIS-
Armstrong Is survived by children AS
follows. Mrs. James Fox or Hr* Mar
tinsyIilc, Al ArmSN "h". OF lT"'''o'
O.: Mrs. Ed class Of N"w CumDerlai'u.
w Va. Mrs, !. +. ketchcu Of Toronto;
Nrs. John Eddy Of kidweil: Mrs. Fob
ert Thompson Of Toronto: Charles or
East Liverpool and Warren OF this city
She also leaves ono hrothcr Warren
Wood Of Eavcnswood. Her husband
Henry Armstrong died 20 years ago
Mrs, Armstrong was horn in Lebanon
O., bu, most of her life was spent IN
Tyler county.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-11
PENNSY SHOPMEN
WILL NOT STRIKE

Philadelphia. Aug. 10.-Shop men on
the Pennsylvania railroad will not
strike "a force the company TO comply
with the order or the United States
railroad labor board to meet with their
union employees and arrange details for
a new election Of committees TO draw up
a new schedule OF working agreements.
The last threat OF strike disappear
ed when H. S. Jeffery OF this city. chair
man OF tho advisory board OF the shop
craft unions OF tho Phfladelph!a-Cam-
den district. announced today the
Unions would rely on American pa
triotism and public sentiment 10 force
the road TO obey the transportation act.
Pittsburgh. Aug 1o.-N. =. Good.
president Of me Pennsylvania system
federation Number 90. Affiliated Shops
Crafts at headquarters here today re-
itcrated that no decision had been
reached as 20 what action. would be
taken. should the Pennsylvania railroad
decline to comply with the order OF ihe
United States railroad labor board for
a conference with Its union employees.
so far the railroad officials have
declined 10 recognize U.s." said Mr.. Good.
In fact, we have received no reply
wha.ry"r from them. No meeting or
cur executive committee has been call
I'd and there has been no discussion OF
strike or M; TO strike. As | said yes
terday. We are no. taking strikes.
system Federation Number 90 Is
rahs M OF the six affiliated shop
crafts. Machinis,q. boiler makers. hlnck-
smiths. sheet metal workers. electrlci-
ans and carmen.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-11
Pennsy Is Granted
Fifteen Days More
To Plan Conference

chicago, AUG lO.-Thr l'cnnSNiranla
Railroad company today Wis granted i
l5-day extension of time III "h.'h 10
arrange conferences between the ROAD
,rd duly authorized representatives OF
the employees, according TO an ann""nce-
n.rnt today by the railroad labor board
The boards official statement said;
AT the request of Samuel Rca. prcSi-
lent Of the Pennsylvania Railroad com
pany. tho United states Railroad LABOR
Board has extended the time pro'iue"
in decision number Els. Is days from
august 10. Decision Els directed that
conferences be held between the fcnn-
sylyania railroad and the duly aG'hor-
.yc,i representatives Of system Fedora
lion Number 20. Railway Employees de-
partment, and tho duly authorized re-
representatives OF any other organization
or one hundred or more unorEanlZcu CHI
plnycs for the purpose Of preparing l"
h,,iot and holding an election to decide
What representatives are Desired pS Il
majority of tho employees in their deal
inys with the company regarding ruieS'
The following statement was issued
tonight from the Pennsylvania lsalI-
road offices here:
"l.pon authority OF the board NJ d.
r,r,urs, Samuel Rca, president or IN"
Pennsylvania Railroad system. 'eie-
rraphed the United States railroad labor
hoard today to extend the timc period
provided for in decision number rs Tor
a period of Is days from August y"
1921. ,.,
The following message was received
tonight from y. W. Hooper, acting
cha r,nan Of the labor board: by olrec-
ton Of the United States Railroad LABOR
board your request Is granted TOT -
DAYS extension Of time provided Tor IN
decision number us.
The purpose for this request was 10
enable the company 10 take such steps
az may be necessary in the interests %
all It's employee
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-11
Musician Out Of Tune

Gas pressure in my stomach somPx
times distressed me that I could NOT,
think ! played out OF tune and twtc0Fl
lost my position. No medicine helped
me and bccar" disheartened. Another
musician advised me to try Mayrs
Wonderful Remedy. and I am now en-
joying the best OF health" 1t Is sim
pie, harmless preparation that removes
the ca tarrhal murIs from the intestinal
tract and allays the Inflammation which
causes practically all stomach. liver
and Intestinal ailments. including ap-
pendicitiA One dose will convince o.
money refunded. &. II. Griest & No~<
and druggists everywhere. -,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-11
OSIRIS TEMPLE BAND
Will PICNIC SUNDAY

The Osiris temple band Of the Shr!n-
c-l will hav" picnic next Sunday at
I'a,nrbcirs grove. thre" miles up Big
wheeling creek. Extensive prepara-
lions are being mad" for the "fntr. and
those in charge wish Il understood that
the picnic will h" held even In the event
OF rain. as ample protection Will he at
torded by the dance pavilion at the
grove. The members Of the Patrol and
the Divan are invited to be present. The
picnickrrs will assemble in front OF the
Masonic temple at 9 o'clock sunday
morning and will proceed TO the grove
by motor. Dinner and supper will be
served there. with Bill Ennis as caterer.
4 feature Of the afternoon program will
he concert by band OF 40 pieces. The
Boy Scouts from "AgamEng" will attend
ia Il body. and II Is expected that the
affair will be one OF the mos; enjoyable
Of the season.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-11
BEER is RESTORED

Windsor. Ont. Aug. 1O.-iIolding that
enforcement Of the United States pro.
hibition law IS n function solely for
the authorities across the border Police
Magistrate Gundy today ordered r"s'"r.
ed 10 a local brewing company 100 cases
OF 9 percent beer seized by Sandwich.
Ontario. police last week "a II WAS
about to be smuGgled TO Wyand"ttc.
Michigan. Magistrate Gundy ruled that
II Is not 4 violation OF the Ontari" pro-
hioition acts for liquor manufacturer
to sell his product for export outside
the province.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-11
Richard ReneWS Lease
on New Jersey Arena

Jersey City. Aug 1o.-Iromoter Tex
Pickard has renewed for one year MS
lcaso on tho arena at Boyie's thirty
Acres. Announcement of this fact to-
day was coupled with the statement
tha, another worlds heavyweight box
ing championship will be staged In the
arena next July.
The promoter stated he intended 70
arrange a bout in which Jack Dempsey
would again defend his title ms "oria y
champion against the most logical op-
poncnt. He Is negotiating for another
contest between Dempsey and Jess Will
Lard, but has stated he first must d"
assured that willard can get into c"ndi-
tion for such contest.