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El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-05-11
Hugo Shines. llSsir Dc IafW nj
Tones, DONNA ltla|nGltG eR
d OK iRlGID
Vltua|msne Gs Gl Dictator Dc klsnaRia

al cofrcapsnsai lilslIanaiico en- Ale
manla Dc! '.l.vening Standard" I-.ri5-
dico le Loades. nrga dccir gu
Siinncs iiene asaualmciie tanio podei
a. Alemania coIsso ga loS dias De. In
Co,fe Imperial .;e Pcisdam CUTLER
mo Ha.ieazal,erE
II "Dally Chronicle, 6rgano oiicial
del pr, senie GolnVrmo de coalicion in
gle. ha pGhlicado menudo noiicias
del mue,o Millionaire. hacienda al
misDlo ticinpo una serie de reYelacio-
mes sohre Ia resurrection del triiicO
nj man. Las noi.cias comprenden un
Glo de transcciones generates On el
qu. s0lamente la Bolsa de Berlin re-
gistr6 nlillones y miliones 'ledicados a
nueyas empresas. la formation de un
trust Ofras cosJs semejantes.
''The Times. adoptando 81 punto
de vista frances, declara que el hecho
de cue Alemania pueda producer Stin-
nes. Malllesil;lils. IhilsseilS Y kfupS.
cuyos ingresos >anuales, produeto de
capitales fnvertidOs Ell vastas empire
sas, es ma prueba clara de que Ale
mania puede pagar las indemnizacio-
hes de guerra que eXigen los aliados.
Otro peri0dico ingles indica tambi6n
que antes de. la guerra habfa POGO
mas de Glen alemanes que tuvieran
milones de marcos de capital, mien-
tras que actualmente hay mas de mil.
Y este es una fehaciente indication
de prosperidad. Hay que Greer en- que
Inglaterra Y Francia tienen raZ0n en-
interesarSe tanto. For 10 que represen-
ia signtica, la formidable persona
lidad de Hugo SHINES.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-05-11
EDICTO
EN- LA CORTE DE DISTRITO DEL
DISTRITO JUDICIAL DE SAN
JUAN, PUERTO RICO

Estdd0s UHidOs de AmGric0.
FL. Pres;deate de los EStGdOs UhidOs.
Leonor Rodriguez Ramos I
Demandante.
VS..
Pedro Diaz Lopez,
Demandado
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EMIGRAcIoN AL HAWAII

Una corporation americana que
tiene fincas en- las islas Hawaii esta
gestionando llevsf 'allf 1900 familias
portorriquenas. Les ofrece sueldo de
$50 mensuales. a los yhombres, pasa-
je de ida, casa, medico v medicinas,
pero pone como cordicion que tienen
due quedarse ALI. Hace contratos con
los trabaiadores y esta dispuesta a
prestar la finaza que le exija el De-
partamento del Trabajo que esta en-
tendiendo en- las condolences en- que
los trabajadores han de ir.
va Sc han presentado numerosos
trabajadores y Sc cree que Sc llenara
el cupo la mayor brevedad.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-05-11
U'n enorme y domina,stc factor

Fernando un conjunto con La infor:
macon fragmentaria que Sc 'tieae
acerca de Hugo SHINES, Sc tiene una
descripcija pavorosa de este hombre y
ic 81 EodcrIo CONC quiera que los
Gobieinos aliadcs o enemigos de estos
consideran a SHINES. la Prensa man.
tiene tanta atenci9a sobre SHINES CO.
mo eh otro tempo sobre ell Kaiser
Guillermo. ~ >
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-05-11
D. SERAFIN. FLORES

Para los Estados Unidos embarca
esta tarde el conocido comerciante de
esta plaza d. Seraffh Flores, que fue
de la importante Y acreditada firma de
esta plaza Sue de Gamarra.
Buen viaie le deseamos.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-05-11
WIIIIAM MCKINLEY

Para el Canada embarca esta tarde
por el vapor Ponce. en- asuntos finau
cieros el conocido caballero de esta
ciudad. Mr. William Mckinley, geren-
te del Banco de Canada de San Juan
Y la isla.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-05-11
REGREso DE sANro DOMINGO

De la ciudad primada ha regresado,
donde Sc encontraba Ell viaje de nego-
clio. nuPstro amigo el apoderado gene
raj de Ia firma Gonzalez Martinez Y
Co. y. Jose Perez Cividanes.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-05-11

lssaares. csiA muy inie-
rrsaaa en- a hcclso de- que en Alclna-
MIA hay nn hOmlsre ane posce--c"ln"
aouel fabnloso Aiao dcl Mar que crea-
ra en- magnifica noVcla Ia imagination
del gizconde Vogue un capital dc
mas de mil milloncs de marcos de
10 cue sea. pero siempre mil millones.
Francia esia ian inter, sada o mas
que Ia Gran Bretafa en- el asnnto, ha'
cieEdO el hechO de que Alemania de
posi-guerra pueda iener un millionaire
parte de su augmentation sohre 10
que los alemanes pueden pagan
FL hOmbre en- question es Herr Hugo
! SHINES, magnate industrial carbo-
nero, publicista extraordinariO Y. 81 Sc
Green ciertos informes, el dictador
virtual de Alemania hoy.
SHINES fue conocido por primera
vez en- el mundO, por el gran pdblico
que lee tOdas las maiianas los cables
de los peri0dicos, cuandO la conferen-
cia de Spa, OCCASION EN- que Sc puso
yiolentamente frente los estadistas
aliados, increpandoles porque preten.
dian regular y aumentar las entregas
de carbon pOr Alemania, de acuerdO
con el TratadO de Paz.
DueIO de seScNtd peri0dtcOs.
Antes de que adquiriera fama euro
pea mundial, SHINES va habfa sur
gido de la relativa oscuridad que le
tenfa condenadO su poder financiero,
en- el mmdo de la polftica
alemana con la cUmpra de numerOsos
peri6dicos en- todas las grandes ciuda
des del Imperio. Popularmente Sc le
atr.ibuye la propiedad de mas de Sc
senta peri6dic0s alemanes.
No es ningGn secreto que los Servi-
clos de Inteligencia de les aliados te-
man SHINES bajO su vista desde ha
cfa muchO tempo; los agentes de! es-
pionaje de liz Entente hicicron ..inme-
diatas Y rapidas invcstigacioncs clan-
do SHINES di0 cOmienzo IL su campaila
para comprar peri6dicOs. Fu6 'en ese
tempo cuando la Prensa inglesa Sc
conyirti6 en- ell perro de vigilancia del
nuevo Rockefell + alemdn, registrando
embellishments sus movimientos.
Todas las comAinaciones de capital
y recursos industriales del multimillo-
mario han encontrado sfemp.e una pu-
blicaci0n cuidad0sa. Los prOyectOs de
SHINES han sido numerosos, habiendo
llegado d ser algGnos de tan gran tras-
cendencia economical, que han sido
.atentamente observados. por los capi-
talistas e&tranjeros, desde un punto
de vista puramente interesado.
|. Tambi6n ha ocurrido,. siendo este de
por 81. una dem0straci6n del enOrme
poder industrial de Hugo SHINES, que
los obreros de las muchas empresas de
su propiedad, o bajo su control, pre-
tenden formar, no los gremios unio-
nes que son la forma mas practica de
las uniones .obreras, sino. amalgamas
federaciones dc todas las uniones
locales cuyOs miembros trabajan bajo
la suprema direction de SHINES en-
taleres, fdbricas minas.
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A ST REsIDENCIA

TRASLADADO \ SU RESIDENCIA
Del hospital municipal ha sidO tras-
ltdado Il su cs'dencia. en- Miramar.
el Sr. Geronimo Berries. quieh Sc en-
cuentra bastante mejor, segdn hemos
sido infornados.
CelearamoS el complete reStabeci-
mirnto del ST. Berries.
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MORRIS70WN

The Morristown State Bank held Its
annual stockholders meeting yesterday
and elected the following directors: F.
w Dolen, Joe McCalister William Shep-
herd. J. f. Major, T. J. Jordan, ]. w.
Ambrose and W. J. Walker. The old
board was reelected except J. w. Am
bpose who fills the vacancy made by the
death of Lincoln Lynn. The reports
show the bank to be in prosperous
condition.
The students OF the high school are
making preparations to give social
and cake walk in Lynn's Hall Friday
evening. January IS. Everybody Is re-
specially invited to attend. Music by
the jazz band.
Morristovn Briefs
Local Registrar A. VI. Pool OF Union
township gives the following report for
the year 1920: Deaths 25: births GO.
Mrs. C. T. Frit!er has returned from
Cleveland after a pleasant visit with
friends.
James Shepherd, an aged citizen Is in
n critical condition at his home on West
Main street.
Mrs Allie Kinney entertained several
OF her friends at her home on Main
street last night.
Miss Earsel DoIcn OF GAINESVILLE. o..
spent yesterday with her parents here.
Morristown receives the weather re-
ports by wireless.
Rev. H. o. Teagardcn made . busi-
ness trip TO Wheeling Tuesday.
Harry Garrade went to Bridgeport
this morning on business.
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BELMONT COUNTY
DISEASE REPORT
ConLnis sioner Dew Makes Annual Re
port-Full Time Official Is
Authorized

Tho annual report OF reportabIe dis
cases for Belmont county, Ohio, was
ISSUED yesterday by DR. T. r Dew, dis
trict health commissioner for the coun-
y The cases OF rcportable diseases for
the wear follows:
Chick"npox. 1902; dI1hthcria. %; influ-
cu2a. 56S: measles. Z2U; meningitis, 3:
numpS -; pneumonia. 40; scarlet fever.
ll7s SMALLPOX. l; syphilis, ,: trachnmn.
.: orihJ.in!H moratorium. .: pucrpcral
$r1t!ccmIa, =; entcro ColItis.
Owing - the fact that some Of tho
nci.;hburiuE counties are reporting
cases Of smallpox, 1t is urged by the
district health commissioner that all
who have not been vaccinated within the
last five years. should he vacCinated at
once. as this is tho best method we
have Of preventing the contaglon of this
disease.
The health board Of Belmont county
has appointed pr. +. L. Dew as full time
health commissioner for 1921, begin
mig his full time duties February FL
TN office of the health commissioner
VIII he moved to the court house IN 81.
tla!rsv!li". but at present he can ne
seen IN the evenings from G:3O to 1:3O
in m" l. q. q. f. building. BarnesTillc.
school inspection with follow up work
by the nurses will be the main object
Tor this year.
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were also discussed at the luncheon.
Try to Steal Auto

When Samuei VIZ" VII. TO his gar
ago yesterday he learned that an en-.
deavor had been made 10 stca! his STU
,lshaker auto. 1t was locked, however,
and could not be gotten out Of the gar
asr. The lock on the garage had been
sawed of. He reported tho matter /"
the police. \ S!C robe which was loft
in the car waS' stolen.
Mrs. Mary Mckinley
Mrs. Mar? Graham Mckinley. aged 81
years. died yesterday a. the home or
her daughter. Mrs. l.. W. Schnegg on
Cash Hill below Shadyside. She had
been Ill Of = complication of diseases
Besides Mrs. SChnesg, one daughter
survives. Funeral services VIII be held
Frday afternoon. lni"rment VIII De IN
the Old Mcgee cemetery.
To Furnish Music
The girls g!rr club ~ the high school
W. FURNISH music for the adjourned
meeting of the Belmont County Teach
.rs' Institute I" be held in the loca!
high school next Saturday. The organ
!zation met last evening at the school
for rehearsal OF the music TO be rem
Gered.
Travers Here
John T. TravCrS. former local deputy
game warden and constable LETT yester-
day for Cleveland after visit with
friends here. Travrrs at the present
time is the superintendent OF the stream
pollution in Ohio. He expects the pres
ont legislature 10 enact stream pollu-
snyder Funeral Held
Funeral services for the late Michael
T SNYDER, former local business man
found dead a. his home here Sunday,
were held az st. Johns Catholic church
yesterday. Members OF the Eagle lodge
attended in 4 body. lntermcnt was IN
the Rose Hill cemetery.
Bank Deposits
The deposits in the school bank this
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BELMONT co. NURSE
UNIT IS COMPLETE
Two Additional Public Health Nurses
Are Appointed.

The county unit OF publ" health
nursing tor belmont county. ohio. has
been completed with the appointment
Of Miss Violet MAY lIanc, Of Martins
Ferry and Miss Eliza Joyce smith, OF
Columbus. hv the board OF health or
Hcim"m, County General ita ,1ilon p, Is,
tr.ri Miss IIanr has ALREADY taken up
her duties as public hca!lh nurse Tor
Elid~cpurt and outlying districts IN
Icasr ami Colcrain townships. MISS
Smith has hrca assigned 10 BarnesFil!e
and adjacrnt territory.
An intensive program "f public health
nursing has been outlined for the year
b"r OF nurses ar" in the fle!d II Will
hr carried out without further delay.
The county has been divided into
five districts: each nurse is assigned TO
her own district where she cNpectS 10
develop tho various phases OF pubic
health nursing. including tuberculosis
school inspection. prenatal, maternity
and child welfare. Each Of the five
nurses has been appointed a deputy
health commissioner and Will take
very aCtivr part in the work connected
with contagious and sanitary lnspec-
ton.
Three OF these nurses are employed
nv tho Rcd Cross and two by IN" board
II Health. all working under the same
Supervision. thus avoiding any over
laridnC or duplication Of work and
h.r% for greater efficiency; all work
with the sane ideas Of service and with
the same pu-ros" in vi"w--to contribute
their share towards giving 10 Belmont
county better health protection.
Tho hcadGuartcrs Of the Belmont
County Public Health Nursing Service
are in -. ClalrSville: III" office being
located with that OF Tn" district health
vnlHHlisS .oner in the courthouse.
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Of present conditions nothing will be
done.
Mrs. Arch Mitchell Of Smithdeld
street is recovering from an attack Of
tonsiltis.
Mrs. Ed c. Thompson Of Central ave-
nue. has been suffering for several days
from an attack OF grippe.
J. H. Bittner Of Olive avenue has
been confined TO his home most Of this
week with grippe.
Fred McConn, cashier of the Shady
side bank, made a business trip to
Pittsburgh on Tuesday.
I Stockholders Of the Futhey Lumber
and Hardware company will hold their
annual meeting on the afternoon OF
January IS.
c. L. Boltz Of Akron, formerly Of
Shadyside. was u business visitor in
town on Monday.
The Shadyside bank will this week
mail dividend checks to the various
holders Of stock in the institution.
L. B. Dickson Of Lincoln avenue, pres
ident Of the Ohio Valley Sand and
Gravel company has returned from
Memphis, where last week no attended
the national convention Of the Associa-
ton Of Dealers in Sand and Gravel.
Little Miss Mildred Fry. daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. James Fry. Of Central
avenue late yesterday afternoon enter.
tained a number of school friends in OBJ.
servance of her birthday anniversary.
Russell Brannan Of Avondale, has
purchased the residence Of Mr.. Harvey
Ward on Central avenue, near Thirty
eighth street. r
Miss Kate Heath continues to improve
at the Bellaire hospital, where she 10
under treatment following an operation.
1t is thought in a few days she Will
be strong enough to be moved to the
home of her sister. Mrs. Workman, in
South Bcllaire. She will recuperate
there for several days before coming to
her home here.
Ward Keesor Of Central avenue has
returned TO his work at New Kensington,
Pa, after spending the early part or
the week here.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. L. Filby OF North
Elk avenue, have returned from a short
visit with relatives at Waynesburg, Pa.
Mr.. Fflby was called there because OF
the serious illness Of his mother.
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mittcc in charge have been working encr-
Ect!c;,liy to make certain of success.
Honor Ford Team.
An intrsest!ng social affair has been
planned for tho kirkwood prcSbyteri an
sunday school tomorrow evening. Mt
which time the members or the Ford"
team. in the recent automobile member
SHiN contest. will be tho honor guest
of the evening. Al Of the guests at the
event are expected to come prepared
with 4 new story on the Ford automobile
10 tell TO tho crowd
Building Ready Soo--
Officials OF ITO local lodge Of knights
Of l'ythiag. state that their new lodge
rooms IN tho building recently purchased
on the CadiZ pike. will be ready for oc-
cupancy just rs soon - the electric wiz
ing is completed. and they expect the
contractor 10 have the work n! done by
the end o: the present month. This will
M The best equipped lodge building in
t&c city when C"mp'"tcd.
BRIDGEPORT Briefs.
Patrick Gallagher, of kirkwood. Is
confined TO his home in Kirkwood with
Illness
George w Martin. Of the Pennsylvania
freight office. is II! at his home in this
CITY
William Kinsey has arrived home at
tor ~" weeks spent in Carroll county
on business.
The Kane, Cluh. composed Of local
young men. will give dance at the Is
land club rooms this evening.
Amos F'ankhOuScr returned TO his
hon" at Lancaster. O.. yesterday, after
weeks visit with his motheY here.
Til" members of the Sons and Daugh-
tCrS Of Liberty will dance in the ShIffer
hall in k!rkwood This evening.
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BELLAIRE NEWS
DIRECTORS NAMED
FOR THE C. OF C,
Luncheon Held Yesterday at Noon--Dt-
rectors to Organize Friday
Other Items OF Interest Gathered In
Belmont County Metropolis

Directors FOR the Be.!a.re Chamber of
Commerce have been elected. An
rounCement was made yesterday after
noon or the winners ii the election. The
directors are TO meet at noon Friday
for the purpose OF organizing ny select
ing president and other Officers. The
directors follow: Clifford l.. Belt, Il. l..
Bowman. 4 w. Dickens. j. +. Nellott.
Harry $, McGreEor. John II. McGraw.
W. G. NcLajp, Harry S. Russell, i. J.
Rundy. {. Il. Harmon and Henry I.
Rodewig.
A MONDAY luncheon was held yester-
day by members Of the chamber At the
Americas club rooms. Another IS 10
bs held Wednesday noon OF next week.
A number OF important matters were
taken up az yesterdays meeting. l.. i.
Iailey. leading jersey cattle breeder n
the county, was present and gave in
formation with regards 10 the naHona!
advertising campaign which IN" jersey
cattle ralsers are planning % put over
10 put the county on the map. y reso-
luton carried inviting the jersey cat
tle club TO hold It's public sale In this
city.
Road Improvement and other matters
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sherIns were unable to find any trace
Sold Gas Well.

shcrlfrs were unable to find any trace
Of the thieves.
Sold Gas Well
A. l.. Curry, Charles and Samuc!
Grecnbcrg Of Amsterdam and several
local parties who owned gas well
brought In at Augusta, west or mere
several days ago. have sold the produce
ton. three and a MALT million feet per
day, to the West Virginia Gas company
for $50, 900 The money was paid over
today. The oil rights Of the lease were
retained b. Mr.. Curry and his asso-
ciatcs. The gas company's main line
rams within short distance Of the
new gasser.
Saved From Fire.
Patrick Conley repo Scd in the city
bastilc today, alive and well. arier be-
ing rescued from L street fire in which
he tried to make mis- bed. According
10 tho police. Pat imbibed freely of
! Lilac perfume, partially consumed
bottle of which was found on him and
eucuuntering the warmth OF the fire
, laid down in it. Merchants who saw
him rushed from their stores and res
| cucd him, but not until his clota!ng
had been badly burned.
To West Virginia.
Local authorities today made West
Virginia a present OF Ray Pearce'
thirty. 4 yaGabond, who posed here as
dcscrter from the Marine corps. After
; the authorities had received n message
stating that Pcarce had been drummcd
nut of the Marines and that ne had
surrendered himself in scores OF cities
as dcscrter in order 10 get free board
,, Ing and lodging, he was escorted to the
Market street bridge and ordered to
travel. 1t is expected that he will sur
render himself before long at Wheel
Ing or whereabouts.
Seek Injunction
The Wayne Coal Co. has brought an
action against the Pittsburgh & West
Virginia Coal Co. seeking to enjo!n de-
PENDANT company from disposng Of a
coal cutting machine which 1t IS al
legged was removed unlawfully from the
coal company's property at Wayco.
this county, and now held in storage ut
Parlett. The court is also asked to de-
termine right Of ownership TO the mach
Inc.
For Defendant
In the case Of Colonel Written Of
Georges Run against W. T. Baker, ex-
sheriff. an action for 5000 damages for
n dog alleged to have been shot by the
sheriff and deputies. Il jury today re-
turned a verdict for the defendant. 1t
was shown the dog was ordered killed
b. the prosecutor after it had bitten
O child.
Given Damages
A jury In common pleas court today
awarded damages of $500 to MCClelland
Francis, an infant. from the Buffalo
Confectionery company. for personal in
juries sustained when n radiator fell on
the child's foot at .the company's store.
Begin Campaign
The Jefferson County Farm Bureau
will launch 4 campaign next Monday
for Increased membership and sufficient
funds with which to carry on it's ag
ricuitural program in this county. w.
A. White OF Richmond has been APP
pointed chairman of the campaign COM
mIttce and will direct the work.
Wind Damage
The high winds last night caused con-
siderable damage at Weirton. The roof
Of the Loretta storage house was blown
of and stored goods to the value Of
$500 destroyed
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STEUBENVILLE
GILL FOLLANSBEE'S
HOME AT TORONTO
DESTROYED BY FIRE

| Special Dispatch to The Intelligenccr.
Stcubenvii!c. ohio, Jan. l9-Thc resi-
doncc Of Gill Fol!snshc" of the Folans-
bee BROTHERS Company at Toronto. was
utmost totally destroyed By fire last
night, the h.aZ" originating from an
nvcrn"at"l furnace while Mr.. and Mrs
FullanSbCo were attending theatre
here. The loss will be between $4,000
;,u $4,000. Only I few articles OF
household goods We're saved The house.
q ten room brick structure. was Quilted
despite the efforts uf the Toronto fire
department which was handicapped by
the high wird and freezing cold. 4. q.
Erum!tt. superintendent OF construction
ut the new F"llansbve plant AZ Toronto.
who assisted in nEhting the fire rs
volunteer. was injured when struck by
falling plaster.
Fire nr an unknown origin today par
tally destroyed Il double frame house
on Water street here. the property be
ing owned by William Montgomery and
occupied by Miss Dorothy Lang. While
Gr"mcn ware engaged in battling the
flames. several inmates OF the dwelling
remembered they had left pockctbooks
containing large sums OF money IN bed
rooms and appealed 10 fire fighters 10
say, thcm. Eirc ladd!rs drove through
IRE and smoke and rescued the purses
Stolen Auto Burned.
IN autumobiic belonging 10 Philip
rrIts. bank clerk OF this city. was
stoI"n here last ni-rt and this morning
J,rutN sncrims found the ruins OF III"
burned nachiu" over IN enhancement
in th,. vicinity of t;oulUS station. south
west nr her" Whether the thieves de-
uhcrlteIy set fir" To the car out Of re-
vcnuc or whether the machine caught
Ere after going over the hank has not
L",,f determined. hut wCI;,ht IS lent to
the former thsory by the fact that
Jack Ryan, auto dealer OF this city.
rcrortrd - the shcrins office that
when atirart"d 20 the scene by tnc
flames. man fired at him with
revolver and drove him away. Deputy
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SHADYS|nE

A called meeting of council was held
Monday evening for the purpose OF
discussing with representatives. OF the
Pennsylvania railroad company the ques-
ton OF better station facilities for the
town. Messrs. Redd!ng. NOVEL; and
Holland. supcrintendents Of various de-
partments in the Wheeling division were
present and promised better building
on the Powhatan line but would not
agree TO place an agent here. The i'm
preston gained from the meeting was
that so long as the citizens OF Shady
SIDE as body will bear passiveiy In
convenience and discomfort and expense
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SHOOT At AUTO
Belmont County Nan Turns on the Gas
and Evsdes would-Be Robbers

Reports coming from Morristown, O..
say that a prominent man living in the
western part of belmont county reported
that hc WAS held up by a masked man
in the east end Of MorriStown Tuesday
night. nc said that the would-hr rob
hor fired two shots into his automobile.
Tn "woUld-u0t he" victim. however.
turned on the EaS ad made his escape.
after on" bullet whzzed through the
top OF his car.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-20
KILLS COLDS
Steaming hot at bedtime
BULGARIAN BLOOD TEA

sweetens the stomach. tone the liver.
flush the kidneys. Guard against influ-
enza and pneumonia. Sold by druggists
everywhere.