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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-21
French Premier BRAND Ar
rives In London for Con-
ference Between Allies and
the Cermans-Nenizelosa a
Power Though Not a Dele
gate

I'ar.s. Feb % Former President
roucar" in y signed article in tho
Temps today declares thI, Germany
must meet tho Demands mad" upon
her hy tho rrparatlonS commission.
If Germany refuses TO accept the
demands made at thH Paris confer
rur"" SAYS NJ. P"iECar". "th'n tn"
N"rsa'iIcs treaty automat:cai!y comes
INTO force II is InnoeSib" that =
'hfrd hil, Of costs can b" drawn up ii,
London. The Fr"nCh gov" ru:r"Ti cai
count upon In" lirm determination Or
both chamt"rS Of parliament 20 reject
any further delays that I;rrmauA
m&y claim concerning n" penalties.
and also obtain from our allies fu..
cndorecmnut OF Frances demands
"Dr. SimonS eth" ':"rman foreign
mu:st"rJ speaks today in tones ne
world not ha," dared adort sly
months ago. although SIX months aEn
Trrmanv was laughter than 4 year
rrcvIousIy German insol"ncc - tax
irg an ascending line which. If main
tanrd. Will mean that the vi"'ors Will
l." Inundated by iha Nanquishcd and
'hc victim jc"rcd at by tho exccU-
TONERS
"Oncc moro let us remember VIVA;
happened after the treat! OF Frank
fAri and i}so what Germany would
hayc .xacied from ia had she been
Victorious We do not wish GERMANY
- weep but "" have rICht 10 de-
mGnd that sh" docs not mock us. "
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-21
PREDICT,ARREST OF
TEACHERS SLAYER

Cleveland, g.. Feb, 80. Arrest OF
lhc murderer Of Miss Louise Wolf and
Mabel Iootc. Pardma Heights hiGh
school teachers. may BE- made tomor.
row. Sheriff {. Il. Stannard, Of Cu!a.
hoca county. announced tonight
I'VE have run across the most tang
iblc and definite Clcw since III" muir
der was committed Sheriff stan
nard said. II expect very definite de-
vclopmcn;S some i'm" early tomor-
row. cannot say anything further
tonight
Police were notified tonight hat a
man found hatless and CoatlcSS wan.
dCrine around the outskirts OF Gale
donia, Ohio. lar" last night, is in the
county Jail at Marion His face and
hands were badly scratched. accord
ing 10 tho officers. and he appeared 10
be- mentally unbalanced. He SAID he
received his wounds in a fight a. To-
ledo last Monday night, when h" lost
his coat and hat
The man. who told conflicting stOr-
les, said hc has Two sisters living
here, but could NOT remember their
names.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-21

Eo~ton. Fob. %. Figures supplement-
ing the H.; Of deliveries made by Ger
many 70 the allies IN execution .: tn"
treaty oc Versailles which Was issued
by ;hc -cparat'onS commission IN Paris
on jan. -" have been compiled for i'm
mediate publication by the World Peace
Foundation and worc mad" public to
night. The tables bring together on'-
cial and ..:cm -oric.al statements. in
Guiding tha' az January y. by 'hc r"p-
aratiorS commission and oth"r allied
authorities and show what has been ar-
compl.shcd 70 date N nbtI'rinG pay
ment from Germany and cncct:ng her
disarmament.
In presenting tho fSurey. ne found
alton says:
There IL n" bass for computing
what percentage Of r"pa-a'loH - al
ready l.quidatcd hy GERMANY deliver
les 10 that account. brCaus" there is no
bill or particulars giving the amount %
her liabilities"
"C;crn&ny." il statement ""nt MUGS
has rrnit'cd ~ the r~para'ion.' COM
mission tneaI ~ sixty billion mSJNS
gold hcarr- bonds. - hn conceh"d by
payments in sHodS and gold. and there
- 70 unnatura, difference between IN"
parties as io ,aius of tn" commodities
delivered. The German claim IL thdt
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-21
DIE
IN |RISHF|GH7
LARGEST CASUALTIES.
YET TO BE. RECORDED
Ulster Farmer Stain By Re-
publicans In Presence
OF Wife

Cork. Feb. 2o.--,Hy in" Associated
Press Thrt,rn civilians were Nil,
rd and eight captured Of whom ;hr"c
were wounded il an rnCaCcm"n, his
afternoon III the district between lis
cuold and Middleton, Cork county. ar-
rordinc 10 general headquarters -.
pOrr. This Is believed in b. tn"
largest Humbcr Of casualties a1A"nI
the mcmhcrs Of the Irish Republican,
party in ANY single encounter
y detachment Ot rhr IIcmpShIr'
regiment surprised a parts Of civilians
in house ON III" outskirts "a Nj Idle
ton. The ,lilian forces split up,
Somrb Of them remained n tn" h0uS"
while the others took up positions IN
tn" garden. In brisk lighting ON"
SUldier was slightly wounded and the
Ci;ilians were dispersed and pursued.
\ search OF The house revealed guam
titles ur buried arms and ammunition.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-21
Hawaiian Jap ROaStS
Japan'S Government
Declares Against AbsoIutism
and A sscrts Empire Is
Cursed By BurcaucratS

TOXIC. Feb % Somewhat of i
sensation has been caused by tho pub
trarlon ul an open letter addressed
- tn" minister Of interior in the
"Iapap Times" signed s. Shiba. who
recently returned from Hawaii, where
h" va, prominent in Japanese journal
ism. to'lakN over the management Of
,hc Times. and make il. As he says,
ia" "mOurhpicc" Of Tia" japanese
p"upc.'
hIludrnc 10 III" suppression ~ The
publication II" attacks the "abSolut.
ism" Of the government and demands
freedom OF the press and abandonment
OF. frdual policies.
Japan Is cursed III" world over for
It's bureaucratic policy h" says. "A
policy domestic as well as inr"rna-
riunal not frank. truthful and straight
forward will fall \ government
which treats is own people As an
Ignorant mas, will never stand: no
nation that lies 10 the world Will ever
rise
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-21
DAY OF REST FOR THE
PRESIDENT

-. Augustine. Fla. Fob. @o.-frcs-
dent-clcct Harding spent SUNDAY quietly
Al his headquarters here. seeing no call
crS, and apparently bringing none OF the
problcms OF his prc-inauGuration period
nearer TO solution.
with Mrs Harding IN" Frcsidcnt-csert
attended church in tho morning and later
ven, for walk. He had long talk
with Harry ". paughcrty OF Ohio. un-
derstood TO be his choice for attorney
general. but II vas said Mr.. DauEhcrty'a
visit was only a Sunday call and that
no questions OF policy were discussed.
Selections for the three unal.otted
earinct places apparently ~"T" no nearer
consum nation tonight than they had
been several days ago. Before final de-
c!sionS arc made late in tho week Mr..
Harding is expected 10 see more or the
Big Leaders OF his party Appointments
Of exceptional Importance are under
stood 10 Be on his program for to-mor-
row and TUESDAY, hut in conformity with
the rresident-elcct'S custom the names
- those who vii com" here are with
he'd.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-21
SPY
LINCOLN ARRESTED

Vienna. Feb. 20.--Thc arrest here
yesterday of Irnarius Tr,N!rh Lincolni
international spy" and chief censor
r.ndcr tho short lived kapp rCvolu.
tionary regime in Germany. WAS made
on an Cx.radiction warrant of "a for
cicn government" presumably Great
Britain.
1t is understood that the Austrian
government also will bring charges
against Lincoln. alleging forgery OF
documents in connection with his re-
cent activities. and also accusing him
of residing in Vienna under .alSc
nnMCS
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-21
DEMAND LOWER WAGES
FOR 10000 PRINTERS

New York. Feb @0--Thc Nrw York
Employ inE Printers association an
nouncrd today thar I, had requested
Nariout printing trade unions in the
ct: tn send representatives tn con
ference. cal'r,l for n"At Thursday, 10
c"nsid.r y substantial reduction in
wages ~ aN hranrhes,"f the trade
The dryrcae" IN III" cost Or IL nS AID
m" economic condition Of the Industry
makes reduction imperative on Ape,
!. .hc auuuunr' n"n' sid. The i"r"l ..
soclatlru l. II" largest oC It's KIND e.
tho country and employs approx rnoa'-'y
~. oou workers under "r,or"d shop COT
d:.truS.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-21
FRANCO-BR|T|SH TRADE MEANS i J:
|ND|A-NED|TERRANEANR RAILWAY

Mcsopotamian railway SYSTEMS tnfougn
tho Syrian desert
Section three article five. Of the traety
provides that the French government
con Scnts 10 tho nomination OF speclAi
commission which. after having exam
incd the ground, may readJust the
frontier lin" in the valley OF the Yarn1uk
as far as Nash in such manner as
to render possible the construction OF
a British railway and pipe line connect
ing Palestine with the Hedjaz railway
and the valley Of the Euphrates, and
running entirely within the limits OF ;ae
areas under the British mandate.
Built Secretly During the War.
Part Of tho British all-rail route from
India To III" Mediterranean. according
To adviccs received in official circles
recently was hcgun secretly during the
war aud has been completed from
Qu"ita. IN northern India. to point
IN central Persia. skirtinS the Afghan
istan border. The rail route from Pales-
tine would cross tho S.'rian desert. and
pass!ug through Basar in southern
M"S"potama. would affect junction
with tho lin" already completed from
India ~ a :oint Ia southern Persia.
With tho transfer OF southern Syria
from France 10 treat Britain. according
TO officials. only the southern Perslsn
link world be left outside political con-
troll ot Great Britain. and even this link
is partially under her political controt
ami wholly under British military GO
troll ~
1t is believed by officials here that
"n a"cour, Of the uncertainty Of The
Turkish settlement and the possibility
Of passing of control Of ConstaAtiAoplo
IA
ing >uf the projected Mediterranean q
Tnd;I railway route with that part.
the Berth to Ragdad system from Co
start:nnpIc south. will be deferred VI
the near eastern situation becomes
obscucr
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-21
MCKeespoIt Homes In
Danger From DeTricks

Pittsburgh. Feb. c0.-Many scores OK
dwelling houses IN McKeesport are be-
ing threatened with destruction by
falling derrlcks OF abandoned gas wells,
Mayor George II. Lysle was informed
by committee Of citizens today. The
MAYOR Informed tho committee that
wh!lc he questions the legality Of re.
moving thcm at public expense he VIII
take such action as hc can within the
coming week He added that he had al
ready notified tho owners 10 remove the
dc-ricke. hut had received no reply
Mos, Of III" dcr~iCks were erected az
tho Tine or the sudden gas boom moro
ihan a year ago and have since been
a bandoncd
Many Of them have since fallen INTO
such state OF decay that they are IN
danger Of being blown down by the wind
the citizens committee told the mayo:
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-21
Sunday School Scholars
March Out to Safety

Pittsburgh, Feb. 20-More than 100
teachers and pupils OF the, sunday
school OF the First Presbyterian
church at Wilmerington, a suburb.
were mcnaced today when the build
ing caught fire while they were IN
session. The blaze had been raging
in the basement for considerable
lime before it made its way through
the floor and was discovered. The
teachers succeeded in quietins confus:
ion among the children and marched
them unharmed to the street. Tne
structure was a total loss.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-21
Minus His Pants But !. !.
Runs Down the Robber

New York. Feb. "l-Bc;ng stripped OF
his pants. shoes and socks in the wors.
blizzard Of the year failed 10 curb ID"
OF Franklin May 10 catcti
the negro footpad who partially as
robed him after an attack with piac"
lack on West Forticth street here early
today. Sparscly clad. May chased the
negro until the police Joined the pursuit
and finally cornered the thief on a near
by apartment house roof. Shots from
the police at the negro. crouched< De-
hind a chimney. aroused the occupants
Of the apartment house, who rushed out
in their night-dr,'ss TO investigate the
trouble. May, still in the unconven-
,ior,l attire as the robber had left him,
then had plenty of company.
The negro was caught. May donneo
his rurloncd pants, shoes and SOCKS ana
the police and their pris-
oucr TO the police station.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-21
Is Immigrants Seized
When Found Infected
With Germs Of Typhus,

New York. Feb. 20-Twenty-fivc inn
mi grants part Of $50 released from FL
lis Island. were today taken TO A hos
p;lal for rc-cNaminatIOn when city
health authorities disclosed they were
infested with typhus carrying vermin.
AS $50 of the go were destined for
other cities. Health Commissioner Cope
land pointed outSthat other parts OF the
country. As well as New York, would
hrncni by the precautions being taken
here.
\ train arriving from Boston today
brought twenty two immigrants. but
examination at the Grand Central ter
nina. gave all clean bill OF health,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-21
Shocking Murder.

dublin. Feb. 20. Former Sergeant
Nohinv was shot and wounded in Cork
Saturday. He WAS taken 10 hospital.
Four armed men this morning en-,
tered the hospital and carried NohilIy
who was unconscious on a strctChcr
into The street and shot him dead.
4 laborer was shot dead near Cas-
sci, another laborer was shot AMI scrl.
ously wounded al Mullagh Meath last
night.
Twenty armed men yesterday held
up train At Clara. Kings county,
and took away the kits OF the officers
on board.
\ freight Uain was held up in
Cavan. and the contents Of IN, car
scattered oTCr the tracks.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-21
Slam in Wife's Presence.

Rclfa>t. Feb % \ party Of armed
men last night shot 10 death WrlIlam
Oronncll!. 4 protestant farmer at his
HON" in l.iSSanuhiS. Skibhcrcrr, in
tho presence of his wife, O'ConncllH
Is reported 10 have iniorme! The
authorities concerning tho activities
of collectors Of tho Irish republican,
army fund.
Mathew Swcc'man. another farmer.
was shot dead At i.issanabi". 1t -
believed that the same banu sno' both
mo- u.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-21
BRAND WILLING TO
FORECO EXPORTS TAX

I."ndon. Feb. @0.--(By The Assocjar"i
rt'Ssl-- Artist Il" RrIand. the frcn y
pr,m" minister and General Rorthc'rt
arrived n London this rlcn.nS for N
allied conference with the announced
rrs"'utc purpose "f not reducing by ts
much as centime the total reparatioES
that Germany must pay as result r
the world war as aEreed to at tho recent
Paris conference. Rut tho premier
disposed to examine a'tcntivsiv and
eNcn Sympa hctCal!y the conditions Ct
paNmcnt should tho German dclc6ai.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-21
SLAIN by Soldiers.

Dublin. Feb. 20. Called upon to
halt az BIackwater, County Clare, a
number of youths refused 10 d. so.
The soldiers fired yollcy and TWO
brothers. Donovan by named. II and
rs wears old. were killed.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-21
GUARDIAN ON TRIAL.

H.rmingham. Ma. Feb. "o.--S"rgean;
,;',ru Il; Stephens. Of Company NJ.
hlahrma National Hua"d. Will he placed
on vial u; Hamilton. Aia.. ..-iomorrow IN
Az .udir,m"mt chaGiuG completely in III"
l,n, ing OF William Ca.rd. coal miner,
;.f Ia~pcr IN Walh"r county. January
q
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-21
Many lnterned.

Cork. Feb. -. Nine members OF
the Cork corporation and other lead,
ing men OF south ireland were among
eighty persons sent 10 the Splk"
Island intCrnmcnt camp Saturday as
Political prisoners.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-21
Will Hold Conference

Boston. Feb. o0-Dr. High S. Cum
ming. surgeon general OF the United
States. visited the quarantine station
on Gallup's Island today and inspected
tho facilities for examining immigrants
for traces OF typhus. He said that he
would recommend that these facilities
be increased. q.
4 conference Of health officials OF
Atlantic scaboard states and pr.ncfpai
ports will be held at Washington next
Friday TO consider the typhus situation.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-21
Shot for Treason

Galway, ireland, Feb. 20 District
Councillor John Georghcgan was
taken from his bed Sunday morning
to the roadside and shot by lwo
masked men. They told him he had
been convicted of treason.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-21
More Indictments for the
Matewan Murders Coming
Trial of the Nineteen to Con-
tinue at Least TwentyD Days.
Five Baldwin-Felts Detec-
tives 10 Testify for the
State

Williamson, W. Va, Feb. =" A
continuous seosaw has developed IN
the Matcwan battle trial according 10
information gathered from counsel OF
both sides here Today.
One or perhaps IwO Of The nineteen
defendants, on trial for the killing OF
Albert &. Felts, who met death with
six OF his companions in the Matewan
fight last May may be acquitted upon
request OF the state, as no testimony
has been developed which can convict
them. it is gathered from auth1rita'
tive sources.
More Indictments.
On the other hand il is understood
that investigation has developed that
the state VIII seek indictments against
several men who have not been named
in the trial.
A special grand jury can be called
at any time and the state believes
that with the evidence il presents
that other men who are not included
among the nineteen mountaineers on
trial can be brought before the M!ngo
county circuit court.
Much speculation has been banded
among the residents of Williamson as
10 who will be The alleged defend
ants.
Trial to Last Twenty Days.
At least twenty days according TO
counsel for both sides in the Mate
wan battle trial will be required be-
fore the case is handed TO the jury
in Judge 'Bailcy'S court.
The state claims that it will take a.
least ten days before it rests. On The
other hand the defense says they have
at least twenty witnesses whose testi-
mony is imperative and that it will
take five days for them 10 present
evidence in behalf of the defendants.
Several OF the men accused of being
implicated in the fight which snuffcd
out the lives Of seven Of the Baldwin.
cts men and Mayor E. {. Testerman
and two others, will be placed on the
stand.
Detectives to Testify
Thomas J. Fclts. general manager OF
the Baldwin Felts detective agency has
brought 10 Williamson fvc OF the opera
liyes who escaped from Mate"an TO tcs-
tlfy in the trial.
The state says that there are at leaS,
nifty more Witnesses whose testimony ~
essential who VIII be placed on the
stand.
The best shat can b. done in order
TO eliminate testimony for the courts
records will be ten days.
]. J. Conin, for the defense. said that
there might he twenty To thirty Wit
nesses who would hr placed on thr
stand. taking up perhaps five days for
the defense.
From, neutral sour" !. ia estimated
that the trial viii hN in progress for
several weeks and that counsel for both
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THE WEATHER.

Ohio, west virginia and western
Pennpylvania-Fair Monday Tuesday In
ersastnE cloudiness and warmer, prob
ably rain by night.
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Saloniha. Feb % TIL" steamship
ADMIRAL ,'ound"urtc;!s. from New York
.o- Salonina and Rack Sea- ports
,,dcY VITA .ubricantS and petroleum
hclonglns ,o ,H" Standard OIL 'om-
man, rSs n,en burned in the harbor.
The loss IS estimated at 5o.o00.0Oe
dra,haIfHs
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Washington. Fob. on.--,By tho Asso-
,.i,-rd prcs~) The. cornplctc text Of the
l,ranco-EritiSh convention. BY which the
Syri.n desert is transferred from q
French ~ British mandate" was re-
cc;y-d today N official circles here. ana
g expected 10 cnRaSc the clIS" aitch-
lion OF officials 0f IN" state department.
m connection with tho general Stud! OF
thr allied mandates with which the
American government for some time has
been concerned.
The pact. aS concluded between IN"
French and British sov"rnTrntS III
Paris. December -. contains PROVISIONS
FOR the complete settlement OF tue
''prob.rms raised by tho aitribui'Ih |"
Great Britain Of tho mandates for Pal
cstinc and M"sopotamia. and by IN" at
tr,but;on 10 France OF tho mandat" over
syria and the Lebanon all three con-
fcrrcd by the supreme council ut San,
Reno
Provisions of Treaty.
Tho TWO phases rf the treaty which
have cfGaGcd tho particular attention
Of American officials arc:
The establishment for the first time
~ the precedent OF Il transfer OF man
date territory from one power 10 an
Other by mutual agreement without
reference 10 the League OF Nations. and
tn. acquisition by Great Britain of her
dream nf an all-rail route
from the Mediterranean 10 India through
terri,ory under her exclusive political
or military control.
In the settlement OF tho bounda r;rs
Of the mandate territories the southern
norton OF SYRIA. bordering upon Palcs
tine prey allotted IN France by,
the League OF Nations. is transferred
TO Great Britain md SDect"c prov ision
IS made for tn" construction OF Il Brit
lsh railway line linking Palestine with
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-21

TuIcdn. -. T"h. % -Chi"aE" was
awarded In" l"22 tournament Of ihe
Elks National Bowling Association at
the annual meeting held her" Tonight.
Tho date was l"tt in the hands Of tho
,A.cuijNr committee.
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rrnvcr. TOO, Feb. @O.--,'hAri"s
Horny Jacobson card degree Mason.
secretary Of tn" ';rand Lodge Of colo
RADIO. 4 T.. and \. NJ. and delegate
to Tn. "0otn anniversary Grand Lodge
N London ;r.19i?. dr'd to-day follow
Ing a hear, attack. II" was born N
\,,ra-a county. y. Y IN lS5S.
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Continued on Pags Ten.)
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Detectives to Testify

Continued on Page Ten.)
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Has the Largest Circulation of
Any Morning Newspaper in the
, State of West Virginia.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-11-17

lntendent of the Sunday school, has had
lOOO copies of the Mayors proclama-
tion printed on the back of the pledge
cards, to be distributed next Sunday.
Mayors Call Cited
a special edition of the Church
Calendar will be issued next Sunday at
st. PauFs Presbyterian Church, Fif-
tieth street and Baltimore avenue. The
extra spdce will be devoted to reprint
ing the Mayors proclamation and quo
tations from Roosevelt, Washington
and former President Wilson. Super
intendent j. Willison Smith will ad-
dress the congregation in the morning,
speaking of the Importance of religious
education. a special committee has
been appointed to welcome visitors and
get them into classes, so that they will
not feel too conspicuous.
Pledge cards will be distributed at the
First Germantown Congregational
Church, Seymour and Knox streets; ut
the Blockley Baptist Church. Fifty
third street and Wyalusing avenue; at
the Second United Brethren Church
Fifty ninth and Catharine streets al
the Tioga Temple Baptist Church
Twenty second and Tioga streets. and
at the Olivet Methodist Episcopal
Church, Sixty third street and Grnys
avenue. At the last named Church,
Superintendent John l.. johnson has
organized the Junior department to can
vass every houae In the neighborhood
and distribute pledge cards and copies
of the Mayors proclamation.