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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-09
CALL LAW ENFORCEMENT
CONFERENCE IN lYNCHBURG
NATIONAL Prohibition Commissioners
kramer Will Address Anti
Sniuon League

With the end in view OF creating
u stronger sentiment for the enforce
mcnt OF the existing dry laws, a con-
ference has been called by the off
Gals of the Virginia Anti Saloon
League. 10 meet in the y NJ. G. ~
auditorium OF Lynchburg. on Janu-
AIRY 30 TO 81.
Prominent among the speakcrs Ia
address The meeting will be National
Prohibition Commissioner j. r a IN e +
and attorney for the National Anti
saloon League. Wayne IL. Wheeler.
y mass meeting to he held in tile
First Baptist Church. l.ynchburg.
prior to the opening OF the confer
cncc, will be presided over by Rev.
Il. II. ritts. u. H.. editor OF the kc-
liGious Herald and president of the
Virginia League.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-09
B, Id Eagle Attacks
Children and Dog
NV \,>orIut,d l,rrss.I

TAMPA. fla. Jan. So hi.
bnId eagle sw0Orcd dawn and at
tnci>cd lituc Evelyn Click ah"ut
dusk last evening rs She was
trudring down IL residence street
with her ilttIc brother and II >tnnil
dog. ID. q. iio"kcr. hearing the
ch lidrrn screaming, secured - gun
aud killed the bird, which Ind re-
treated to ncar-by tree. 1t
measured sin feet from tip to tip.
The children, whose parents
came here recently from New York
ttt.. were not hurt.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-09
SOLONS SCRAMBLE FOR
TOYS At TARIFF HEARING
House Ways and Means Committee
Given Surprise by Pcnnsyi-
wanna Manufacturers.

BY NsSOciatrd Prrss
WASHINGTON. Jan S.-The staid
business of tarim making went by the
""nrd today in the House WAYS am,
Means Committee room Will. COM
,niitcc members INDUCED in a scrnm-
nIe Tor Toys that rivalcd a Christ
mas iestirity: The committeeman
sizes bullying from their uo.l;.ts Tor
H.; ;imie JOY Of mahy congressional fam
StroudSburG. Pa. PLAYED Santa en-.
IL c"ne 70 appeal for tariff protcc-
, ,iom OH toys. particularly cclluloid
49,: r.FcFN time American ing-nu-
- 'Hcu out q new and :ppe:tlinv
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-09
supreme Court Head III.

WASillNGToN. Ian N..ch!"f Jus
iicc White. Of the United states SUI
prcmc Court. still was confined to his
home today as Il result ut sever"
Geld. lrquircrS were assured that
the chief Justice was not seriously
III. and Associate juStic" Mck"nua.
who presided over the court ycStcr-
DAY. announced that MIR White would
participate in consideration OF the
Ncwb"rry and Invested capital cases.
although these had been argued in
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-09
PAGEANT COMMITTEES
ARE CALLED BY POWELL
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Tuesday Night at 4. l.. \.
Headquarters.
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Rescue and New South Councils
To BE Represented ON General
Body Now Arranging for Event.

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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-09
DEATH SENTENCE COMMITTED
Governor Beckett Changes Penalty of
Youthful Murderer to
Thirty Years.
IRN .NtsVClItNN I'rCSS. ]

RALEIGH. y. G., Ian. N.-tiorcrnor
Eick.tt today committed 20 thirty
Years In the stat" r"nitcutiary the
d"ath sentence imposed on iiohah
I;aity. youthful alleged hlockadcr ana
world war veteran. who shot and XIII
cd sheriff Zachary. OF Gadkin County,
when the latter attempted L. arrest
him at a ''moonshinc' st!ll, the Gov
"rnor holding. with Kcv. I. y. taudlr.
who WAS with til" sheriff al the time
Of the tragedy. that liaity VAS not
guilty OF first degree murder. mas
much as no reconciliation WAS shown.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-09
Mil ,,rc., Statue ar Dewey.

MANILA. l.. l.. Jan. S.-Thc Dewey
memorial committee today decided
upon thu erection of statue 10 cost
S2nU.nUu as u monument to Admiral
Dewey on the shore Of Manila BAY.
Tn. United states Congress Will he
askcd to appropriate half tn" FUNDS
and the Philippine Legislature 10 APP
Inronriatc ha'f.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-09

our tiny peas, tender enough
TO melt on the tongue. OF q do
iicions, sweet and fresh flavor.
superior TO the garden variety
are OF exceptional merit. worthy
your attention.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-17
THE AMERICAN PLAN ACCEPTED

proposed by Secretary OF state
leading powers at the con-
bolt frH the SKY" All"
of by the other nations was on"
people, who are nea'
limitations that representatives.
from their short speeches
ber the confer
Fol Engan
the dulest brain
good thing but that war Is h''e an" mas ~ "
" % striking those sitting nsrs
or IN landnar in
Admra IA
evident me pa,
for the limitation ~
for the world haze,
anu high aims which nn U 1.naH
determination sweeping reau'N IN "'F "
armam
France Premier BRAND said:
show" the way YOU . Ss oS w"
the example may
tina wea OF you Mr. Secretary
For Italy schanIer said
You prove Your We WISH
These frank accepting Americas p""
world 70 cooperate growing and "
to- o.. - does basis Of friendly international never
letting down OF the bars 9" uuS"
d m conference be continued accord The world was no
than by its own n
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-17
COMMUNISM ON THE WANE

Reports coming from Boston state
that radical labor leaders are planning
a series OF big demonstrations TO be
held throughout III" United States dur
ing the next three weeks in protest
nra!ns, the death in the electric chair
OF Nicola Sacco and Bart"lomeo Van
rzettL These Two men were Communist
organizers and agents OF the Third
1rternatgnnale: and stand convicted OF
the murder Of a paymaster and police
man. During the past several weeks
, there have been many communist
demonstrations throughout Europe
AGAINST the American representatives
because OK the conviction Of Sacra ana
vanzettt: bombs have been thrown and
the lives OF several American officials
! including Ambassador Herrick IN Paris
have been threatened. The Boston re
ports state that the demonstrations IN
/ this country will not be carried to the
extremes they were in Europe. but Will
be confined to parades and mass meet
/ inEs.
1t would appear that these demonstra-
! lions AGAINST the death OF Sacco and
HHRHeIi aTe h"'"'"A "''
swan song OF the Communists In this
country. Radical leadership and rad!-
, ca! tendencies are slowly retrograd!nS
and losing influence. The leaders who
at one time saw an opportunity {" over
! throw the Government and take pos
session IL Washington feel the need for
I something around which {" rally their
diminishing forces. as we'll ~ somathins
To give them AN added impetus and a
r-juyenat!nn az feeling. Hence tho
( widespread propaganda tina, tw" limo
cent mca w"r" !" be put 10 death BY -
nrolotaria. court for IN" Z"nlnusncss OF
their beliefs and voiced opinions There
may be Communicate furri"s In difftrcn.
cities during tho next three weeks. but
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-17
LAW IN SCHOOL
IS COMMENDED
SECRETARY J. +. MARSH or STATE
BOARD OF EDUCATION MAKES
SOME SUGGESTIONS
Prsaidsnt Allen OF Davis Elftns and
d. II. Hi Arnold Comment on
Plan
J.F. Marsh, Secretary State Board
of Education.

The Wheeling IntclliEenccr is 10 be
highly commended for it's campaign III
favor OF Il better understanding OF our
laws and the striCter observance OF
them bv the youth of the State. am
eSpeciaiIy Interested in the proposition
TO have the actual contents nt som" Oh
the simpler funda mental laws stua'e"
10y the pupils IN our school we nav
too much teaching about things ana n"'
enough teaching Of the subject In manu-
I Will undertake TO make my point UNI
dcrst"od by using Rn example
SurInsc the "tompulS"ry School La"
Ia to he considered 10y a class NJ school.
IT Is not enough for thu teacher To ten
the pupils that this law makes them :"
To school, and for that reason Is Il go"d
law. Some such discussion AS Is mai
Gated by the following notes would GER
,.,nlv prove more interesting and pro-
nt;,hlr
|. What pupils are required I" &" To
sChr"ol"
:. What ..>rusrS for n"n-attcndan'e
are allowed under the law"
WHY arr such excuses PROVIDED
2. Who Is the Attendance orhr"r"
What are his duties" How ~ n" ar-
pointed" WI" pays him. Where does
the money come from?
T. What are the penalties TOR ialIih%
To obey the Compulsory School Law -:
Why arc these penalties proriac!' Nh"
tries n~rsouS who vinIate the tompul-
sorry school law" How are the fines col
lcrtrd" What is don" with the m"n"y'
8. When and wher" was this law
made" VIII" made 1t" What men IN your
county hclrcd to make th,> law"
S. Why should we hay" a Compulsory
ii l,..,S
reasons for keeping and enforcing this
law"
In 4 discussion such aS might result
from uu"Stinns like the ones above. the
Law will h" clearly understood hN the
uupiiS and probably discussed much At
home F'urihcrm"rc, II" law VIII no
longer seem IL be an invisible some
thing handed down from som" fHr-"n
source. hut rather = reasonable easily
Understand regulation mad" for our
good Ivy the people We know. AMI en-
forced by nciGhhors. Through Il series
of such lessons the teacher should I've
able Ia build ur a fair understanding
Of our nturc common laws and Law
terms. and certainly S"rur" better un-
drrs'nn,ling of the need and SerNi'" "l
law, and higher APP rcria'i"n OF the
r..rI meaning and working OF Dem"c-
racy.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-17
WHY LET THE THREAT
REMAIN?

Public opinion proved powerful
enough to prevent the threatened rai'-
road strike. which was fortunate IN
more ways than one. I, did not become
necessary for tho national administra-
ton TO take action. rs the strike orueF
was withdrawn under popular pressure
alone. Seldom has there been oee'er
demonstration OF what the people can
dc when aroused. merely by Noic'ns
their sentiments.
As matters now stand a similar sttu-
alton could arise at any time ana u
would be necessary TO go through inc
same process and the same days OF
anxiety all over again. since puoHc
opinion as to general railroad strikes
will always be the same. why not EN-
body !, IN law. the same a. all "theE
permanent public opinions are en-
bodied? Why call on public opinion to
step forth over and over and repeat
what II has SAID sc Enthusiastically
In other words. why not pass law
that would relieve the people or the
necessity Of being constantly on guard
20 prevent general rail strikes a
statut, should be framed alonG these
lines and passed by congress- thus
transferrinr the enforcement OF public
opin,on 20 the courts. where It right
fully belongs.
II might be said that the public would
always be successful In avertinS SUCH
strikes at the last moment. but why
nermit the threat To- hang over the ma
ton! To plan or attempt to bring a""ut
such . crime against the pe"pl" should
be made a felony. crimes OF mu|h
lesser magnitude arc feion'es ana those
who commit them are branded as Grim
mails, as we'll as punished by impr'son'
ment To deliberately plan TO starNe or
freeze millions OF people SHOULD De
made a felony OF hut little lesser de-
gree than actual murder.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-17

The daily program OF six hours '"mrrIs
many classes II short teaching anu
study prri"ds Th"r"u%hn"ss IL the
greatest need today IN our schools as
we'll aS in business.
However. certain essentials "f every
ny law rlsht lee impaired 10 the chill
dr"u In the grades Ia connection with
,Iyi,.s 4 moro extensive plan | cam
1T Now cnhnrsr \ more thorough
course would I've advisable in the hlgh
srhuulS. especially In the night high
schools. 1t Is probable that lecture
course given by Il thoroughly Compel
emf instructor once Il week would nc
rnmpl!Sh In four years Erra; uch. Tor
the high school students.
After all am not convinced that
crime is due I" :. moral breakdown. The
has, services can he rendered the state
hy laying plorr emphasis on moral train
INK in our schools.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-17
ANOTHER BIG SETTLEMENT
NEAR

NEGOTIATIONS now in progress may
xiye Great Britain double cause for re-
toicink. Besides the limitation Of arma-
ment agreement. an Irish settlement
NAV Also he achieved. According TO the
LATEST reports. England has offered
single parliament for united Ireland
hut Ulster is insisting upon separate
parliament. Up TO the present the nego-
nations are deadlocked. but some steps
may be taken today.
Sentiment Is so strong in lister
against inclusion with southern ireland
under ono parliament that the outlook
or An agreement on this particular basis
cannot be said 10 be brilliant However
a determined effort Is being made TO
effect some kind OF settlement. SO
highly did Lloyd George think or the
prospects that ne remained at homo
from the Washington conference. Let
MS trust that settlements OF these TWO
great prohlem-arnament Limitation
and Ireland-will go hand IN hand.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-17
Child Makes Reckless
Murder Accusation

Kalamazoo. Mich. Nov. Ia Cash
county authorities today resumed their
investigation into the murder of Will
liam Monroe his wife anil their seven
teen year old daughter. Neva. at powa-
siac September 10 last as the result OF
a story told by Ardith Monroe. twelve
who named 4 we'll known resident OF
Dowagiac as the slayer OF her parents
and sister.
At tho same time the authorities said
they placed little rrcdrnce in the story
~ the child who was badly beaten with
the club used to Kill the others. ascrib-
ing II either IN Imagination or To the
suggestion Of some person who holds n
srudGe against the accused man.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-17

advantage to the United states in fur
rIshing the world with oil. and has
lifted a great burden on our shoulders
as we'll as prolonsing the life o our
supply.
In 1901 Mexico produced 1885, bar
rels Of petroleum. the United states
produced 69.620O00. and the worlds pro-
Guct.on was 67.i3i.0on barrels In 1910
Mexico produced 3.s3t.00n barrels. the
United States oOo.6SI.o0O barrels and
the world s27.9s7 nao barrels. Sine"
1914 the growth in Mexican ON has been
amazing. II jumped to l2.nOO."oo IN
1911. In 1920 II reached lS3. hon."oo
barrels. or nearly - percent OF the
worlds sSS.nnO.n 900 barrel production IN
that yrar. The output Of wells In the
tinted states WAS t43.n00.nn0 barrels
IN l9cn. or about twu-thirds Of the
worlds total.
The Mexican oil industry and It's
development has been seriously troubled
and h.ld back by numerous productive
wells being drowned out by salt water,
Al one time. IN 1915. when the famous
IN eight years was flooded with salt
water the very life OF the entire Indus
try seemed threatened. one investigator
c,cn gong so far az TO limit the dura-
ton Of existing pools 10 1000 days from
july Il. 1921. which would be TO De-
rembrr l. 1924. However. department.
Of commerce expert. after complete
survey and inspection OF the Mexican
oil fields. states that the salt water has
not impaired the future of the Mexican
supply. as new wells are being Drought
m much faster than the old ones are
exhausted. 1t Is estimated that. out or
the 4A.n0U. 0nn acres Of prospective oil
bearing land. only l0.Roo.ooo have beeh
investigated or even tested. The United
states Geological Survey Is authority
for the estimate that Mexican oil re-
serves are sufficiently large to last 80
years at the 1920 ratio Of export which
Is very good news indeed
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-17
RIPPING RHYMES
THE COLOHER
z WALT MASON

Tho coroner l. busy. he seldom has n
re .: he rides In his tin Lizzie 70 hold
another quest. He wears out teams OF
horses when L>izzi" Will not go; 10 sit
on clammy corses he journeys TO anu
fro. For every Passing minute boot
l,rgers sell their booze. and there IL
.ruom I'm il. and Juice of overshocs. and
Sudden death and thunder. and powdered
bones and crime; and he who drinks
gH.s under. long. long before his time.
Some voters think 1t funny 10 beat the
Nulstead law. ana 90 thry spend their
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-17

money Tpr poison rank ma INV. Tie
coroner is t"!ling through bitter Winds
and strong. his clients will be spelling
II they ar kept 10" i"ng. The winds
are gallvantinK. 1t thunders and It
rams: the coroner ~ PAINTING along the
country lanes; along the village high
way. and down the city street; there is
no road or bywRy that does not know
his feet. The boys must have their bit
tors, from jug or drm!john and. round
ing N, such critters. the coroner goes
on The boys must have their nagons--
the Vnl~trnd law he hlowed. And then
they ride In wagons along the bone
yard road. And while the boys drink
toddies the Crowners on his way. and
on their tortured bodies he places his
q. X.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-17
FACTS ABOUT MEXICAN OIL

A an oil producing country Mexico
ia young. but in 10 years her youth and
inexperiencs have been unable 20 keep
her from second place In the worlds
production OF petroleum. The United
states has long led the world In tho
production OF this necessary commodity
and has Furnished for years more than
three-fourths Of the worlds demands.
othsr countries that possess great
territories supposedly underlaid with
oil seem 70 be conserving their output
relying on tho United states to furnish
The necessary supply and boarding their
dsrosits until the American wells have
materially failed. Tho advance In
Nsz3s1S production has been Of great
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-17
racy.
D. H. Hill Arnold. Lawyer, Elhns
w. Va.

have your favor Of November LIST
with enclosure think in connection
with the study Of History. particularly
English History. that some worrng
knowledge OF the Common Law In Eng
land should lie taught showing tho no
cessity that existed At the time Of the
formulation Of the rules which now
seem ridiculous. and that In addition
thereto there should I've thorough
course in what we know rs Business or
Commercial law.
While II little learning is dangerous
thing. yet at the same time some basic
funda mentalS in between Common Law
and Commercial Law are absolutely ne
cessary for proper High school cduca-
ton in my opinion.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-17
James E. Allen, President Davis
and ElkinS College.

Permit me 20 thank YOU for Your "di-
torirl. The Teaching Of Law in IN" l'u"
lie schools" IN" suggestion @; this ed.
i,orial to m" young people Of this ma
ton would sCr'n timely Vet. | h"Si-
tate To endorse ~ m"vCmcnt /" burden
tho curriculum If The pu"lt" schools
with any more subjects TIL" progress
Of the ~rh""ls is nlrcHdy h"E"nh thor
ough digestion on tho part ~: the pupil
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-17
listers Premier Asks.
Vote Of Confidence

Belfast, Nov. l6.--(By The Associated
Prcss)--sir James Craig. the Ulster
premier. tonight wrote from London 10
the leaders "f the Ulster mass meeting
held here in protest against an all
Ireland parliament. asking for vote
of confidence to continue the present
negotiations.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-17

they will be so we'll handled by the
police and attended 20 little by the hsry
Communists OF two years AGO that their
effect will be only negative. The fads
Of Communism and other forms Of radi-
caltsm have just about run the gamut
nt their existence. and the Sacco and
Vanzett demonstrations will in all
probability mark their hnal show OF
power in the United States.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-17

It is reported that congress will not
take = vacation before the regular ses-
sion opens on December 3. Probably
afraid Of being overshadowed by the
conference.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-17

Maxim I.itvinoff wants the United
states to guarantee the debts Of Russia
u other nations. The Soviet regime has
developed fine sense Of humor. II moth
INK else.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-17

l.andru the alleged French "Rlue-
heard" wants less attention paid TO his
trial anh more TO disarmament. fr"b-
ahly ne would Ike to have the guillotinc
included.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-17

And now Henry Ford Is going into
the steamboat business on the Ohio and
mississippi. Well. we may as we'll pre-
pare ourselves for about four million
new jokes
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-17

Now that all the cards hay" been laid
OH the table at Washington. why not let
somebody go ahead and tell fortunes
with them?
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-17

Ii is officially explained that the rea-
son Germany Is not attending the arma-
mpnt limitation conference Is bccaus"
she wasn't invited and our memory goes
back To tho time when Germany would
mt have minded a little thing like that
but would have crowded into the best
seat anyway. so We guess We. as
civilized world. did little something to
her after all.--Ohio State Journal.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-17

The reporter who committed suicide"
hrccrsc az tn" l.sndru trial was prob
ably unarcuStomcd To the "Rlurheards
Lcntle way OF handling his am"urs.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-17

Senator Rorah says Of the Hughes
Ian. "maGn!hcent. hut-only begin
ming" He Is reticcnt. hut--the sumo
old Borah.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-17

The great question now confronting
the American public is whether II viii
have football or turkey or ThankSgiv-
ing day.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-17

Flying Is said be as safe az canoeing
That Is one OF the worst knocks hying
has yet received-Hot Springs Sentinel
Record.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-17

When the delegates ut the Washing
ton conference 20 to pay their hotel
bills they will be sorry they dtsarmcd.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-17
What Oti1er
Editors Say

w" heard a man SAY yesterday that
his idea OF artificial Toy is hnding SGT
OF store teeth that tit--l.ogan Hammer.
The statisi!cians should not overlook
The fact that n good many OF that army
~ unemployed are regulars.--Fairmont
Times
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-17

AZ last n play has been found winch
l.; too Cay Tor broadway. THE DENT
Virgin" The DrmI-TaSSc will go next.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-17

While tho United States Is engaged in
feeding the starving victims ~ soviet
ism In Russia. Russian Reds are openly
plotting revolution in New York city.
VIII" ever nurscd AN adder without
being stunS?--.Charlcstun Daily Mail.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-17

Pittsburgh has Liquor Maze"
Every man can have one ~ his own by
drinking about u pint OF the real stuff.