davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Glas svobode., 1921-06-10
DoBICKoNoSEN Low Ma
MORSKE VOLKOVE.


Victoria, 9. jun. = Ma Parker
otoku. med otokoma Galiano IN
Mayne Georgijskem zalivu Sc je
za6ela nova industrial, ki je blla
dosedaj V dezeli nepoznana in kl
q neizGrpno zalogO surovlne, DO
nosila velike dobicke. Ia mdustri-
ia ie lovlienje morskih volkov. Y
enem samem tednu, ki Sc je zacel
zaeetkom maia, Sc je vjelo osem-
deSet volkov, katerih vsak Je teh-
tai povprecno emo tono. Nelson
Macdonald, ki operira prvo masi-
nerijo "a lovljenje morskih vol
kov, izjavlja, da ne bo nikdar
zmanjkalO tie krvolocne morske
ribe, kajti ma miljone Sc jih naha,
ia V okrozju recenega otoka.
"Dejstvo je," je rekel, "da elm
dalje greste proti severn TEN vec
morskih volkov boste videh. Od
tn pa vse gori do Alaske jih je vSe
polno. Volkove Sc ma automaticen
naein vjame in vzame kar z NOR
skega dina. NorveSka ina to obrt
re visoko razvito in edino prave
osti ali harpune "a te zivali so prl.
Sic cd tam. NoryeSka zalaga yes
svet z ribiim oljem, katero baje
dobi IL rib polenovk, resnieno Je
pa vse to ollie lie jetrno Ollie NOR
skin volkov.
NiGesar Sc ne izgubi in zavrze V
napravah, kjer razsekavajo tie We
like ribe. Ga nj boljSega ribjega
mesa kot je meso morskega volka,
Ostanki so izredno izvrstni "a ma
pravo umetnih gnojil. Glava NOR
skega volka ie polna kleja najfi-
neiSe vrste. .Plavuti morskega vol
ka smatrajo Kitaici "a delikateso
in iih plaGujejo- do tri dolarle
funt.
Jetra.vsebuiejo od 80 do 90 cd
stotkov najfineisega Ola, katere-
ca lie kakih deset odstotkov glice'
rim. Zobe morskega volka Sc kupu-
ie V mnogih krajih sveta in Sc iih
rabi "a izdelovanje raznih okras-
kov. Kosti je malo, toda kar jih je
gredo "a umetna gnojila.
Najve6jo korist bodo Sc prfna-
sale koze. Koze mladih volkov so
tenke kot papir, doeim so PR sta
rih do palec debele. TIE koze Sc be
dalo vporabiti mnogih ozirih, ze
sedaj ekspeyimentirajo mimi ra-
zne ameriSEe druzbe. Y Seattlu ze
izdeluje neka tovarna IL koz NOR
SIKH volkov golenice "a skornJe
delavcev, h zaposljeni pri kaklh
vodnih napravah. Baje 50 popol-
noma nepremoGljive.
Glas svobode., 1921-06-10
"RED CRNEGA KRIzA" :
TOLOvAJSKA TOLPA
DECKOV.

New York, 9. jun. = Osem de-
ckov, starih cd devet do enajst
let Sc je organiziralo in ustanovi-
10 misterjozno druzbo imenovano
cred crnega kriza" Deck, I'VE
sti svojemu redu, so V zadnjem
mesecu napadli najmanj dvajset
oseb in jih oropali, poleg tega 50
izvrSili Sc vec vlomov in terorizi
rail- nekatere distrikte nevjorske-
ga predmestja Bronx.
NajrajSi so mladi lopovi prezali
ma otroke, katere so matere posla
lie kaj kupiti V prodajalne. Take
otroke so prijeli, jim pobrali dro-
biz IN zbezali. Vsak deeek, Xxi it
bill clan "reda'', je incl "a pestjv
vtetoviran majhen Grn krizee
Deset let stara Beatrice Mauer
ie bila ma svoji poti IL grocerijske
prodaialne, ko so jo "banditi" ma
padi in il ukazali drzati roke
kvisku. Odvzeli SO il svoto $3.50 IN
zbezali, toda Beatrice je spoznala
V niih nekatere svoje soucence IL
Sole in jih naznanila policiji. Poll
ella ie Geden red zatrla. Deck
bill aretirani in so skesano prizna
Il svoie viteSke cine.
Glas svobode., 1921-06-10
DARovALI so

"a tiskovni sklad mesecu maju
Nj. Slobodnik in M. Lavrie po
.$1.50; ]. Marn $1.25; F. Oset, M.
Kosmus, Francis Jankovie, F. Ko-
cjaneie in F. Stopar po $1.0e; M.
Kopa6 so; NJ. Opalk, F. Starman,
V. Mersol, NJ. Pavlie, M. Zupan,
F. Setina, K. Zgajner in S. Meso-
jedec po soc; F. Stamzar 40c in
j. Pese 25c. Skupaj $14.5O. Pref
prijayljenih V tenn letu 1880. =
Skupna darovana svota v tenn le-
tu $3.50.
Topic Sc zahvaljujemo in pripo-
roGamo V bodoce.
Glas svobode., 1921-06-10
RAD BI IzvEDEL.

Tajnik drustva Litija, st. So, S.
N. P. j. v Adamson, Okla. bi rad
izvedel kje Sc nahaja Andy Coma
Ear, donna iz Ticjebrda, obeina Os-
slitz ma Kranjskem. Prosim Genie
ne rojake, ce kdo We "a njegov
naslov, mai mi ga sporoci, "a kar
mu bonn zelo hvalezen. Ako sam
eta ta oglas maj pise ma moi ma
SLOW. Sporoeiti mu imam veliko
vaznih stvari cd njegovega strica
Mike Comazaria. John Gregorina,
Box 207, Adamson, Okla.
Glas svobode., 1921-06-10
"BARKA zIVEGA BoGA" Sc
JE POTOPILA.

Los Angeles, Cal, 9. jun.
"Barka cerkve ziyeGega boga", Sc
imenuje ladija, katero je zbil sku-
pal j. Il. Lewis, zamorsd evange-
list, ki je nameraval ma njej odpe-
ljati nekaj misijonarjev Y Afriko
"Barka zivecega boga" Sc sedaj
nahaja ma dnu morja Y Los Ange-
lesu, kjer Sc je potopila taloj po-
TEN, ko je bila spuseena ma vodo.
Evangelist in njegova diva ena-
ko sveta pomocnika 50 bill vrzeni
V morje, ko Sc je barka potopila
in morali so kobacati in plavati
ma vso silo, da so splavali na suho
Zatrjuje Sc, ola Sc je barka potopi-
la, ker nj bilo V njej doyolj bala-
sta. Pateticna stvar je, ola Sc je
Lewis tri leta trudil, ola ie barko
dogotovil, skoro vse delo le izvrsil
lastnoroGno.
az bozjo pomoGjo,' prayi Sc
dai vdano, "hom dvignil barko
ma povrsje in odplul Liberijo. "
Cudno je vsekakor, da Sc gredc
"ziveci bogovi" tako kruto poSa-
listi dobrim eyangelistom, ko jo
.baS nameraval oditi svojo mex
danio domovino, ola spravi syoJe
paganske mage brate V nebesko
l,ral inctYn
Glas svobode., 1921-06-10
POLISH VSTASI BEZE PRED
BRITANCI.

Oppeln, 8. jun. - Pet tisoc poll
ski vstasev je bilo pognanih il me-
sta Rosenberg, severovshodno od
tukaj, potion britiSkih Get. Poro-
cano je, da Sc Poljski umikajo
proti jugovshodu.
Britiske cete MISC izstrelile niti
enega strela proti Poljakom, sled
Mi so Sc umaknili brez odpora.
Ko so britiski vojaki vstopali
mesto, Sc je pac slisalo nekaj sire
Low, od poljske strani, XII pa MISC
napravili nikake skode. Poljaki so
imeli tudi postavljene strojne pu-
ske, toda Y posledniih momentih
so jih pobrali in Sc umaknili nil
mi.
Ko so Britanci dospeli mesto,
so nasli v MEM vstaskega powell
nika tristo moz brojeco posad
ko. Temu Sc je ukazalo, ola mora
zapustiti mestO V teku enc ure, di-
strikt pa mora zapustiti do srede
zvecer.
Poveljnik vstaSev je izjavil, da
ie to nemogoee. Radi tega je bill
opozorjen, da Sc bo vsakega VISTA
Sa, XII Sc bo nahajal mestu po
dolocenem casu, aretiralo. Pozne-
je Sc je mesto preiskalo in naslo,
da Sc je ukaz izpolnilo.
Prebivalstvo Rosenberga je Ii
vahno pozdravljalo britiske voja-
Ike, nekatere cuvstev prekipevajo-
&c zenske so jih hotele kar poljub-
ljati, kar nj tako napacna stvar,
ce so bile mlade.
British poveljnik je izrekel, da
je njegov namen zopet ustanoviti
moe zavezniSkih oblasti in prepre-
citi civilno vojno.
Govori Sc, da bodo Britanci ta-
koj prodirali dalje, ola okupirajo
Ljubljinico. Veruje Sc, da bodo ta-
koj well v svoje roke industrijska
mesta Zgornje Sleziie.
Prodiranje britiskih Get je bilo
tako magic, ola MISC imeli Poljaki
casa izvrsiti svoje groznje. Zagro-
zili so, da bodo mesto Rosenberg
pref zazgali kot ga zapuste.
Poljaki MISC prizadejali nikakih
Ineprilik, ko so odhajali in so pu-
still ma miru tudi prebivalstvo til
stih krajev koder je vodila njiho-
va pot.
Pariz, 9. jun. General Won
Hoefer, naeeEnil nemskih obramb-
nih sill V Zg. Sleziji, ki so prodira-
lie poslednjih dneh prot Polja-
kom. ko so slednji napadli Nemce
" sektoriu Annaberg, je formalno
naznanil, ola ne bo prodiral vec
dalje.
Glas svobode., 1921-06-10
GARAzA IA AERoPLANE.

V okolici Londona je neki pod
'jeten elovek odprl garazo "a leta-
la. V garazi bo nastanjenih nekai
najspretneisih mehanikov, ki bo-
do znali "zasivati" aeroplan ia
koi, ce bi zacel kaj sepati. Ia ga
raza je prva svoie vrste ma svetu
Preskrbljevala bo seveda letalce
tudi vsem potrebnim.
Glas svobode., 1921-06-10
SLoVENSKIM LISTOM v
DOMOyINI.

Ma mas list in brez dvOma tud
ma ostale SlovenSke liste V Amerl-
XII, prihajajo cd casa do casa pro
Snje raznih druStev, pOSameznl
kov in cello obGin IL dOmOvine,
katerih Sc prOSi ameriSke Slovenct
denarne pomoei. Naznanjamo, da
ne moreno nobenih taHh prOSen1
priobGevati, dokler bodo tako tez-
ki Gasi "a slovenSke ameriSke de
-lavce kot so danes. Ali rOjah '
domovini resniGnO mislijo, da 1--WE
ameriSki Slovenci V izobilju? A
meriSki Slovenec Sc danes nahaja
V veeii bedi kot rOjaki start do
movini. Bio bi krivicnO beracltl
pri tukajSnjih rOjakih,' h so po
veeini brez della ali delajO lie dan
ali diva ma teden, da pOdpirajo ra-
INA druStva V start domOvlnl, ka-
terih Glani so veG ali mani poSeSt-
niki. Dobro vemO, ola vlada V do
movini obGa beda, tOda Sc hujSa
beda vlada danes tn. Cudovite poi,
me imajo roiali mas, cello taxi,
ki Sc Stejejo inteligentne. Nekl
gotov uradnik IL dOmovine nam
je nekoe postal proSnjO, V kateri
je prosil, da mu maj nekdo amerl-
SIKH Slovencev posodi tiso6 dollar
lev. S tako hladnokrvnOstjO Je
prosil, kakor da je to naJmanJ,
kar more ameriSki SlOvenec poso,
diti.
Steer Sc pa moramO Ob tel pri-
Tiki pritOziti proti rojak0m V do
movini. Vsakemu ameriSkemu Slo-
vencu je znano, da jih bratje on
stran morja ne vpoStevajo druga-
Ge. kot kadar jih rabijo. Izven te-
ga Sc mas Americana V dOmovini
prezira. Slabe reel nam pripovedu-
jeio rojaki, ki so OdSli pc vojni Y
domovinO in sc potem zopet vrnlll.
OGita Sc jim: "Ko SmO mi umirali
ma bojiSGih, ste viv Ameriin. SItl
vsega. bogateli." Take besede so
sramotne, Ge pridejo od krvnega
brata Noben ameriSkih delavcev
nj obogatel tekom vojne, pac pa je
bill primoran, da je delal kot zival
YES cas-, Ge ne Sc mu je pretilo $
policijo. Steer pa MISC ameriSki de
lavci zakrivili vojne, ia je bila sad
Europe same, ki je stala tudi A
meriko mnogo tisoG zivljenj. Ev-
ropa maj 81 ruje lase sama "a svo-
je zloGine IN maj ne kaze pesti A
meriki, brez katere bi jO posled-
njih letih wei hudic
Sc enkrat, dokler bodo takSne
razmere tn kot 50 danes, ne bono
priobGevali nikakih proSenj IL do
movfne. AmeriSki Slovenci bi da-
mes sami rabbi koga, da bi jim po-
magal, zal, ola oni nimajo nikogar
ma svetu, kot svoje laStne roke.
Vljudno prosimo Slovenske llste
domovini, da to pOnatisnejo,
Glas svobode., 1921-06-10
zIv BUDDHA JE UMRL.

Picking, 9. jun. Kitajske vo-
jaske brzojavke naznanjajo, da jt
Urga Hu-Hukhtu, ki je predstav-
ljal zivega Buddho cd februarja
meseca sem, umrl. Buddha pome-
MIA indijskega boga, isto kar j
kristjanom bog, zidom Jehova il
Turkom Allah.
Glas svobode., 1921-06-10
sRBsK1 KRALJ REsNo BoLAN

London, 9. jun. - Srbski krali
Peter je resno bolan, pravi brzo-
javka, XII je dospela IL Belgrade.
Brzojavka dodaja, ola je ministr-
ski svet nujno pozval regenta
princa Alexandra, da Sc nemudo-
ma povrne IL Francije, kjer Sc Sc
dai 'nahaja ma obisku.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-13

questions for the people To those
.hymcn who give up a legal problem
M ,'e ""'''h' S"sin 'ihe Jaw is
,Oo' ''"" d" ass 'heF certainly
"a H"'r Il" opportunity TO 'oniound
'"'S, VINO VIII attempt 10 defend
.H' state Corporation commission IN
.' 'n''eF oil RAISING rates in Tho
Pr 'P"'"e company or the
'','S''''""t ana i"'oh'c 4e'eph""e
0.itH"ny cases
"e 'o""'''.''on oil the state is
,'.'.''' i" SUBSECTION u OF section
~ ~ giving '"e ''ihihiS"'o" eN-
'''S''e power III rates II notes an
'M'ertioh In 'hs ioiowin language:
r'''"e"' hoWever' ihat nothing IN
'"'S section Shhl! IMPAIR the iiEni
I.e'' ms heretofore "reh. or may
ut' 'o"'t'''d ny IA" NH""
'.'e ',"'''o''''tS o. any ','S' town or
'""'' !" P'es'rl"" t"'eS' teE"IA-
,'"'S % rates o' Cnafse !" DE OBJ
.! any p"o''S service cor
,.,'l. '..' 80 ,''I''ys''"" WY" any ser
'''''' me" %! u "i''tF " MUM
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-13
HOUSE ACCEPTS BILL TO
REDUCE NAVAL STRENGTH

CONTINUED From First parcD
taken no steps to reduce Tho strength
OF their armies and navi.s
H"caus" the United Statoe isn't in
tn" !eagueH' shouted MIR Garrett.
We're trying TO buud tho biggest
navy IN the world. don't believe
nations in the lcasu" can or Viii
ngre" to armament reduction a4 long
as ~" continue TO strengthen our
navy
Representative Madden. Ropublican.
ILLINOIS. then asked. "Wuy Fraukl!u
Il. Roosevelt as assistant Secretary
of the NAVY. appearing hotore House
committee, had favored the biEEus;
navy i'm the world?'
because" Mr.. Garrett replied 'the
Republican majority in the senate
was bound no; to ratlfy the treaty
aud lrasue OF nations covenant.
w" wcr" determined 10 live by
ourselves it's up to us to uuild "a
navy ass powerful as tho uayl,s of tho
rest h.; the World combined" hv added.
ATTACKS on tn" navy bul on tn,
ground 'Att many of its provisions
wcr" new legislation, not permitted
~ appropriation bills continued to
dJy. Representative Erittcu loadin.,
the heht. lie was loss success fui.
however. than on previous days. and
practically al sections considercd re-
maineG intact
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-13

sey was to obtain money from Il
newspaper for this information. In
The event they were unable to OBJ
The proper authorities in the War
department very properly refused to
honor General Ausclvs request and
The secretary OF War wrote Il letter
I" tn" chairman, OF the select CONF
Uittce III which he set forth reasons
for such refusal Mr.. Graham. tn"
chairman. naturally agreed with the
secretary OF Wars presentation of
thc matter and his refusal"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-13
BISHOP FARREILY DIES
IN KNOXVILLE, TENN,
tCentInued From FIRST pageD

- =. 'eo.'
''' '""'o {" 49, 4H''' i''* an
tts'ofs were natives Of North Caro-
lima and Virginia since tn. eight
eenth century
ri.,,
op farf'!iN WAS ihe fourth
'ishop OF the Diocese of Cleveland
lie was named TO this ollie. by pnpo
Plus Y in N,r,h ,,oo
''''''''' % '"e american col
at No''e IN Ma! OF that year and
installed as Liel,nN g., ~, t.t....-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-13

place. The scene was unusual and
weird The number OF deaths so far
from tho tornado has been twenty
eight
zeal condition. and more deaths arc
expected. Tho Red Cross has tho
situation In hand. The tents Of this
organization present a scene similar
l" those Behind European battle
hcld Medicines. food and clothing
are being dispensed by the twenty
five members of the Red Cross ac-
tiVity At work.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-13
Too Proud to Beg, Man
Lives on Refuse Scraps
NY t,sucintoh Press.

NEW YORK;. Feb. i:.-Thc open
rrd "f nm exhaust pipe. four feet
In di"'mctrr. connecting two build
lnS> III lower New York. served q.
home for Antonio Iiulaluruf, aSrd
80. for more than three yeats. il
was disclosed today. Unable 10
Obtain employ and too proud
10 beg. lac subsi>ird on upr>r
taken from restaurant garbage
cans.
tic h'cnn u thirty-h:.I ~uiatrn
in the w"rS>h"u>r today. where. IA"
was assured. the beds were >eftrr
nnd The food more pniutahic.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-13
MOB TRIES TO HALT
VlllARO'S ADDRESS
TO CINCINNATI CLUB

OF the attacking force. WAS Charged
with assault and battery by cay Nal
lon a member OF the city club IL
was released on bond Willard was
escorted from tn" hul' 90 nu auiomu-
by the police, after the streets
had boon cleared ,or /" bloch ia each
direction. and Was sa.l TO have Boon
taken 20 Il suburban. residence. lie
left later FOR cleveland
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-13
wholly without foundation and fact
Authorized by Committee.

The only instance in which the
war Department declined to honor
investigations made under authority
from the committee or it's attorney
vas that of a Mr.. .iill ana Mr.. Lind
S"N. who went To the War Department
WIN letter from General :. r.
Anscll, the $2o,oo0 attorney. request
ing that these gentlemen hc given
access t" certain secret records con
tanning the settlement of certain CON
tracts
Upon investigation the War 10
par;ncnt authorities found that tho
real purpose of Mr.. Inn ANA Nj Lind
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-13
ADAMS ANNOUNCES
HIS CANDIDACY FOR
CORPORATION BODY

CCont.nuod trom First FageD
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-13

These advertise nrr'. are fir.el a.
random from the rlass.fca' IN.
duplicated Oh ~" want I'D Pay,
See other Advertisements t.'Ec today
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-29
U. S. WAR FILMS
Coming to City for Three Nights and
Matinees-Auspices OF wheeling
American Legion.

Considerable interest Is being shown
by members Of the American Legion
and their relatives and friends, in the
announcement Of the coming Of the
Official l. :. Government War Films,
showing the actual battles of Chateau
Thicrry. Argonne. and st. Mihicl. The
pictures will show the New York state
divisions. Twcnty-scvcnth and seventy
seventh and F'orty-Sccond (Rainbow)
md other divisions in action. and many
other wonderful scenes shown for the
first time nj the Court Monday. Tuesday.
and Wednesday. February 7-S-9.
Among the many scenes may he men
toned arc the French tanks moving
to the support Of French troops. the
blowing up Of tn" bridge and railroad
with Germans In retreat. north Of
Grandpr". doughboys r"pclling the gas
attack in tho trenches. the ruined church
at Lucy and crucinN untouched, Ono
Hundred and Seventh Infantry, Twenty
seventh division adVanclE through
hnrbcd wire ctanElcmcnts Twenty
scyclh division advancing. bombs burst
ing ahead Of them step by step the
Yanks digging in Hill No. 2A0, EN"r-
mont: One Hundred and Third over the
near IpT'S ~ 7'"V a. ~
sinners in action: First Division In &C
ton at beaumont; Twcnty-Scvcnth "
Fremont. t"nnSSoy. poullcns. Rain
,hcval, E"llic0urt. ON" Hundred ana
Second Engineers: view Of the Lost
Battalion Chnrlcfcux: General Pcrshing
reviews tho Twenty
ANY returned soldier who Identifies
I'm these pictures will he given
= durliral" print Of the film containing
his rirturc free, as quickly ms 1t can
be printed at the United States Signal
,,nrne Laboratory at Washington. Sec
vnrr own boys 20 over the top The
uncover hcnts the Itwicc-told. There
will he showinEs at 2:l5. and $40
J,iy The pictures will be given here
under the Auspices Of the American
, o,,,,u Post M |
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-29
.S2,000,000 IS
. YEARS BUSINESS
UNITED DAIRY co. STOCKHOLDERS
HEAR SPLENDID REPORT
Board Of Directors Elected-wiu Or
ganize the Coming weck

At the annual meeting OF tho stock
holders Of the United Dairy company.
which was held al the offices of the COM
pany in this city reports OF the past
years business was read which showed
that the business don" by tho company
during the year of 1920 amounted TO
3. 40 mo This is Ercatincrcasc over
ia" prey "us year.
The company has several large and
modern establishments in this city: Bel
lairc. -, Lodi, O. Cambridge. o., and
Rarncsv!!i", q. Tho company has an
authorized capital of S3U0000.
This is ono OF the largest dairy COM
panics in Eastern Ohio and the Northern
Panhandle Of West Nirgnia and sup
- I'll! dairy and ice cream products
II majority Of the people in the above
mentioned territory.
Several other important questions
were taken up and considered at this
time Ivy the stockholders. followed by
the election of board of directors
which is ms follows:
Charles Holloway d. Sheppard
W. G.. MN'lain r. |. Bowman
w. l.. bradshaw Harry Hcrzbery
W. II. Bachman
This hoard will meet next week 1t
which time they will organize for the
ensuing year.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-29
RIVER NEWS

Much shore ice was seen floating
down the stream yesterday afternoon
and late last evening. Most OF IL Is
said TO be coming out OF the small
streams which empty into. the Ohio
river. The ice is IN small pieces and
Will not do any damage TO boats which
are at present plying the Ohio river.
The steamer Leroy left yesterday
morning at 1850 o'clock on her way to
New Matamotas. She will arrive at
tn" local wharf again this evening.
TIL" General Wood which left Gin
cinnati several days az" VIII dock
carly Sunday morning at tho local
wharf boat. After taking off and put
ting on more shipments she will depart
for the Smoky City. She will make
all waypOint stops up the river.
A stage Of . feet. 7 inches and fall
ing slowly was registered late last eve
nings at the local wharf.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-29
WHEELING NURSES
Arc in FaIrmont Attending Their Dis
trict Meeting.

Several Wheeling nurses along VII"
nurses from all parts Of northern West
Virginia. arc in Fairmont today attend
ing the regular meeting "C District 40
I. West Virginia state Nurses NsSo-
citation, which convcnes this morning
at the Fairmont hotel. At tn" concIu-
sion of the afternoon session a
O'Clock dinner Will be served an III"
hotc,, following which the evening scS-
sion will be held at ia" nigh school
auditorium.
The morning session will b" devoted
TO the registration Of delegates and 70
the paymcut of dues. while both after
noon and evening sessions will be de-
voted to the discussion of matters Of
Importance Ia the profession. led by
prominent women and men Of the state.
Mrs. Susan Cook OF Wheeling. rresi-
dent Of tho state association. will de-
liver an address during To" afternoon,
and other Wheeling nurses on the pro-
gram are:
Address "f chairman District No. /
Miss Lucia Ross. Warwood
Paper. "Pruhlrm Of Nursing Educa-
tion"-Miss Frances Wales. assistant
principal Of nurses. O. Y. C. hospital.
Paper. The rroErcSsiv" or 10Th Con
fury Nursc"-Miss Louise stephens,
Wheeling.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-29
COMMERCE CHAMBER
ADDS TWO MEMBERS
DIRECTORS NAME HEPHEsENTA-
TrvES TO GAS RATE CON-
rERENCE.
MANAGER coreoran to Attend state Con-
ference Of Commercial
Secretaries.

Friday noon. January IS. the board
of Directors OF the Chamber OF Com
mcrce assembled At the FortA Henry
Club In their second meeting of the
month. Mr.. \. e. St!fel. president. pre-.
sided. with seven other members OF the
board present.
Reports OF Committees.
Written reports were submitted By
the legislative. good roads. traffic. civic,
Anperianizaton. advertising and in
tlustrial education committees. These
reports covered many important mat
tors bling fur,hered by the committees
IN the interest Of this community. This
vas the largest number OF committee
reports ever submitted and acted upon
Al any one meeting or the directors.
New Members.
Arplirat tons for membership OF Nc
Graw Motor Company. local agents for
the Ford automobile Company. and Mr..
!. IT. BEDDING. superintendent oC the
Wheeling Division OF the Pennsylvania
Railroad Company. were unanimously
approved by the directors This makes
thsrty-eIght new members since October
1890. bringing the total membership oc
the chamber up 10 nine hundred anu
tifty-onc
1stai1 Merchants Committee.
\ committee TO hc known as the Re
tail Merchants Committee OF the cham
Ter was on motion Authorized. and the
following members named by the chair
man.
August G.. Remke. chairman. Geo. T.,
Stiflc Company: ". l.. Asmus, stone
and Thomas: William A. Rempe. Geo.
T. Taylor Company: Sidney I. Good.
l.. = Good Company: Thomas Carna-
han. Jr.. Csc. NJ. Shook Company: Sea-
ton Alexander. Alexander Shoe Com
pany: r. +. Nay. Nay Shoe Company:
Harry W. Gee. Gee Electric COMPANY:
Charles H. Watkins. Jr.. Palace Furnt-
'ure Company: Herman Ben:z. Cooey-
B"tntZ Company. Charles Somehow.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-29
PROMINENT FARMER DROPS DEAD

FranI, l'Sclton. prominent farmer OF
near JoctOwn. dropped dead At noon to-
dav Mt his home. death coming as
severe shock to his family and friends.
He has been farmer for many years
and has worked the Morgan Rice farm.
He WAS about c. years or age. and Is
survived by his wife, who was formerly
Miss OliCc Pierce. and three children,
on" living in Wheeling. one in St"uhcn-
willie. and ono in East Liverpool. On"
brother. George lSclton. resides in
St"uh"nviIlr. \ ESandsun Bernard Rirh-
ardson has been living IN th!s city hut
left today for the Usclton h"me.-Man-
nington Lender