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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-01-29
LA IGLEsIA EvANGELICA HA
CoNTRIBUIDo CON $50

Ell Rdo. don Tomas Robles, de Ma
guabo, nos ha enviado La suma de So,
en- nombre de la Iglesia Evangelical de
la referida poblacion, para contribuir
la suscripci6n iniciada en- la isla y
por nosotros, para socorrer a los por-
torriquefios que son victimas Gel ham
bre y ell frio en- Nueva York.
La mencionada suma ha sido remi
tida por la Administration de Ell MUM
DO a la Association Portorriquena -
de Nueva York, encargada de distri-
buir los socorros, la cual nos remitirs
los comprobantes de las sumas que poT
nosotros lie estan siendo remitidas.
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Los enfermOs del
HigadO tienen su
vida en- PeligrO

II JARABE Antibihoso del NOME
AQUILEs, radical y efcazments com
bate tOdas Las snfermedadss product
das por des6rdenes hepaticos. Biliosi
dad. ahsnto fetdo , OPPRESSION. son al
gunos de los sintomas que indican que
e higado sstA snfsrms.
Pru6bess este famOso rsmedio y 50
eonvenesrA
De vsnta en- todas las farmacias ,
dTogueriaA
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NoTAs DE LA CRUZ RoJA

FL Comite local de Arecibo obtuvo
en- ell cuarto namamiento las tilas la
suma de mil treinta d6lares, que re-
presenta las Quotas de novecientOs seis
socios.
Una parte de dicha suma correspon
de a la ofcina central de la institu-
cion, pero ell Comite local ha pedido
al capitulO que gestione cerca dc la
oficina central de washington que to-
da la suma recaudada quede a dispo-
sicion del Comite local para invertir-
la en- la continuation de las obras del
barrio de santo Domingo.
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~ vRNDB a0s wAgOnsS dc AGAdsrA
IN snesEsds gEAnoe y IN lsts de tolpu
ass. Ths New Ysrk ana P. r. Metal Cs
y0HN IKwIH. Prcpristsr. sarp sK
PusrtA a. TiaEE&. Aavs
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-01-29

Sobre la condici6n de los portorrique-
nos que Sc dice estan en- la miseria en-
la ciudad de Nueva York.
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IMPERIAL ? %sioF , mas ven
sAsaA tiladO.

colmado el meioF suFtidO, artieu
los espaa0les Feeibidos para Paseual
, Aho Nasyo. FFutas frsseaa todal
las aemanas.
Pfeeios sin eompetencia.
Mayagdex, r. r.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-01-29

FL dia veinte y ssis del actual, ell
capitulO de Puerto Rico Sc dirigi6 por
cable la ohcina central de la Cruz
Roja en- Washington, pidiendole que
sbrieTa y practicars una investigation
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nrisis. Nam. a. aaa gaan TsiAfsaa
.sa. ? q. Bsr go PEsBissaEiss Pears
AnTmTA .
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HOTELES

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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-04-21
SOME OF CORNWELL'S
APPOINTEES WILL
Be CONFIRMED

Charleston, W. Va. April 20.-Repub-
lean members Of the state senate. by
far the majority. held I second caucus
tornwcES appointments and confirmed
several Of the appointments on motion
II Senator Stewart. on Monday night,
AZ the initial meeting vote to reject
all in blanket form was reported TO have
been virtually unanimous.
There was Il roll call on each Of the
Gvzen or more appointments to-day, It
= reported. The nominations OF H. h.
Peters Of FairmCnt for commissioner OF
labor. and Or. Lindsey T. Tinson. OF
Huntington. for commissioner of health.
We're rcjected.
Dr. W. J. Davidson. Of ParkerSourE,
Was elected as member OF the public
ir.Hh council By Il vote Of 10 10 .. He
- :; Republican.
pr. /. J. Kali. of Huntington. failed OF
con- irmHiion as 4 member or the state
boz ri of dental examiners.
,irr. q. ". BurdattS. OF Wheeling. was
confirmed aS = member OF the state
board OF dental examiners.
Dr.. +. +. Shuttleworth. OF ClarkshurS.
.scrubl;rln. WAS confirmed rs mern-
be- o: the pubic health council! Or. o.
=. Older, Chart Stoni Democrat. and DR..
s. T., Downs. WEIGH. Republican, were
confirmed Is members OF the state
board Of pharmacy.
Miss Sue Staurton Charleston. RcpuD-
lican. WAS confirmed as member or
cn;.drcu's guardians.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-04-21
Arrest Confirmed.

Charleston. w. Va. April 20.-CltE
md county authorities today confirmed
;he Geographic reports from Chicago
that W. l.. Snccd. former chief deputy
sheriff of Kanawha county had been ar
rested in that city on 4 warrant chrg-
ing him with cmbezZlng approximately
500. 900 Of tho coTntY'S funds.
CHIEF OF police John Charnock TO
whom 4 telegram from; Chicago was ad-
dressed advising him Of the arrest. I'M
n,ediatcly Me!rrd the police there to hold
Sneed until tho arrival of kanawha
county officer who will bring Snccd
back 10 Charleston
Prosecuting Attorney Frank Burdett
also had received official information
:hat Saeed had been arrested. Mr.. Bur
dett said the prisoner would be returned
to Charleston at once and If he did not
come voluntarily. requiSition papers
would be obtained
Mr. Burdctt said he could not discuss
discuss the shortage in the county FUNDS
at this time as the audit has not yet
been completed. He did say. however.
that n shortage exists and from present
indications, it will reach approximately
100000.
' The prosecutor said he had not been
officially advised as to how much money
was taken from the county treasury
but he understood that false entries had
been made in tho books. He said that
he expected to have complete informa-
ton regarding the shortage within a
few days.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-04-21
WHOLESALE GROCERS
ARE At PARkERSbURG
IN STATE CONVENTION

Parkersburg. W. Va. April 20.-One
hundred and fifty wholesale Grocers
representing all sections Of the state
arrived here this evening for the
eleventh annual convention OF the West
Virginia Wholesale Grocers' aSsocia-
tton. which convened in this city today.
Array Davis Of New York, president
OF the national association, was the
principal speaker at the session this
evening and discussed present day pro-
blems of reconstruction which affect
the Atail grocer. abiding particularly
to competition Of the packers and
chain stores" increased railroad rates
and the decrease in sales made by the
wholesale grocers.
r. E. Hills. president Of the Ohio
association ALSO spoke, taking up the
economic difficulties of the Wholesale
grocer. President w. C. McConauGhey
Of Parkersburg IN his annual address
reviewed the past years business and
the outlook for the coming year.
Several speakers Of prominence will
address the meeting Thursday. and the
annual banquet and theater party will
be held Thursday evening. Reports OF
committees and election Of officers have
been postponed until Friday morning.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-04-21

tectivcs should h" hired to. watch the
county officials who are lobbying for
extension of their terms" declared
Representative Carpenter Of Jefferson.
chairman Of the house finance commit
tee. today.
Carpenter said he wasn't alone in this
sentiment.
The four-ynar terms bills for county
officials. sometimes with extender fea-
lures. then without such. next again
with, and then perhaps half and half.
have been killed off and revived oftener
at this session Of the legislature than
any other sort of inca su.es
They managed to wiggle through the
senate gauntlet in dine form or another.
and now have their being in house
committee. House Republicans eau
cused on them Monday and ordered
them sentenced to death. The next.
day a reprieve was granted by another
caucus.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-04-21
COMMUNIST PAMPHLETS
FLOOD SOUTH WHEELING

Tile porches Of South Wheeling homes
were strewn last night with literature
ISSUED over the printed signature Of the
Central Executives Committee. Commun-
:st Party Of Am"r!ca. One OF the pan.-
phlcts, captioned. Then and now. April
4, l9lT-April 8. 1921" is the same OF
similar 10 similar literature which WAS
scattered IN South Wheeling several
days ago. 1t makes 4 vigorous attack
on the so-called capitalist class" out
lines :; So-c;,llcd program OF IN" Com
uni,t Party Of America. and appeals fer
a world revolution. The other piece OF
literature is. The Dictatorship of the
Prolctariat." written by l.. kameneff.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-04-21
THIRTY RAILROADS
PRESENT PLEAS FOR
WAGE REDUCTIONS

Chicago. April on.--S"tt:HS 4 whirl-
wind pace. moro than thirty T2i!roa0s
l;ti,l their plans for wage rcuuct!"nS he
fore tho railroad labor beard today In
the final days presentation or the
carriers evidence. Tie board adjour3S
for one week. until April %. 10 allow
the employees time in wNiCn 20 prepare
their reply.
Eradication Of reccivvrship and haNE
ruptcicS iuterSperScd exhibit after en-
hibit introduced ny the roads 20 snow
decreases In outside industries wage
and the cost Of living sine" the present
railroad wage scale WAS made effective"
All the roads took the Sarc position
as that expressed by W. 6. licrd CT
the Chicago & Alton. tho last witness
The wage decision Of July. l"2a. -
7 understand II. WIS based almost en-
:ircly on the Increase cost OF living.
Mr. Ricrd said IF that is correct. We
feel fully justified in asking n decrease
in those rates OF pay. hrS;. on the
grounds OF absolute necessity. second
because the reason for creating the
present rates has been removed. and
third. because other industries nave re-
dur"d their wages"
The board WAS Hooded with another
mass Of figures today ~ roads from the
southeast. southwest aud wcst made
their submissions in raD:1 succession.
Numerous roads told tho hoard that
unless they had relief they would soon
be On the rocks. several smaller reads
facing deficits At present. EShie:ts
from all sections Of the country set
forth reductions in the cost Of living
ami in wages pah for some similar
work IL other industries.
Tho general rules hearing. which was
TO have proceeded ncNt Monday. has
been indefinitely nstpnnrd. 50 the the
board may give It's entire attention for
the present to the wage controversy.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-04-21
THINK DRAFT EVADER
IS WALL STREET BOMBER

Scranton. Pa. April 2u.--lpcscripti"n
Of the OWNER of the horse found IN
front If the banking house Of J. T..
Morgan and company in Wall street,
New York, which authorities believe
drew the cart in which IN" mystcri"Gs
explosion occurred September lG last.
killing thrty-livr persons and lLjurlnS
2nu others. tallics. detectives working
Oh The case declared tonight. with TINT
Of Tito LiIi. unlrr arrest here on the
technical charge OF cvad;ng the sclecuNe
service law.
Lgi. wh" is - :"arS Old. was arrest.
cL l:,S; might Ivy agents "f the lHpir =
mon; of ju<tirr.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-04-21

whisky saved lives. gave the Anti.
Saloon league forces an unexpected
scare.
!. \. White. head Of the league, sig
nailed acceptance to Rev. ]. II. T. Cor
don. chairman of the temperance COM
mittcc. Gordon put the signal into
these words: II am willing to accept
the amendment" Rev. John W. Gorrell
Of Carroll chimrd in: Il am not opposed
10 it, Acceptance then was voted
unanimously.
1t Is the first amendment to an OHIO
prohibition bill to come from the hands
OF any body except Anti-faloon league
forces.
The senate concurred In the amend
ment, and the bill now awaits signatue
Ivy Governor Davis.
The senate today passed the Wenncr
h:ll writing oCcupational disease INTO
IN" workmen's compensation law. 1t
mkt goes to The governor. who has indi-
Gated he will sign It.
Boards Elective.
The senate also passed the kumler
hill making county boards of education
elective hy tho people. abolishing dis
trict supcrlntcndents and authorizing
county boards to name one or more as
SiStant county superintendent. It Is
expected the house also will APP
prove X.
The time has corac when Burns de-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-04-21
Blair and west Active.

Washington. April 2n.-PartiSaTs OF
the various aSpirants for internal rev.
enue commissioner increased their &C
tiviiicS today as indications accumu-
lated that the appointment would be
made in the very near future.
The two men whose supporters were
most active at the White House were
David II. Blair 4 lawyer and business
man Of WinSton-Salcm North Carolina.
and Willard +. West OF Lancaster. Ken
lucky. now serving as acting commits
Suncr.
There were indication that either one
of these two men or some other randi-
date brought into the race 1T the last
minute as the dark horse would be APP
pointed.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-04-21

No matter what you want 1t will save
you time and money to use INTEL
LIGENCER WANT ADS.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-04-21
PERMIT USE OF LIQUOR
Continued from Page One)

Cept purc alcohol for medicinal pur-
poses was up for passage IN the house.
Vino Defeated.
Wolfe Of RiChland offered IN amend
mcnt to permit wine for the aged and
intirm. II was defeated by a vote OF
70 YES and so no.
Then Wcndt Of Columbus. Il druggist,
offered IN amendment permitting spirit
Gus liquors" in amounts of not more
than half Il pint. not oftcncr than every
ten days. for the aged, inhrm and
known sick. The close vote on the
wire proposition and IN impasSioned
speech by Wcndt. in which h" told of
eases Of pneumonia. heart failnre and
many other ailments where a little
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-04-21
Claims Innocence.

Cincinnati. o.. April 20.--AvowinE his
innocence, Vernon (JimmyD Lynch. @l-
yrars-old, who Yves arrested here last
night. expressed his willingness TO 70
turn to Charleston. West Virginia. with
out rcquisition papers. He Is wanted In
that city on warrant which charges
him with being a party to tho theft or
100000 from the office Of s. b. Jarrett.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-04-21
EXPLODING METEOR HURLS
BURNING METAL ON MACON

Macon. Ga. April CO. A meteor
passed over middle and southern Geor-
gia about o'clock this morning. eXplod-
as iron.
The meteor was seen in Macon. 1t
exploded over Cordele and also at Pitts.
some distance east Of Cordele. and also
at Albany, southwest Of here.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-04-21
SNEED HELD
IN CHICAGO
DEPUTY WANTED FOR
ENLIGHTENMENT CAUGHT
Charged With Taking $780,
600 of Kanawha County

i'&.racn April "0--W. r. Snced. Tor
m-r chief deputy sheriff Of kanawha
cnant". West Virginia. wanted mt
Charleston on charges If emhezzing
500. 600 or the Cauniy's funds. was ar
rr>.rd hero today On Il warrant. II IS
-rp"rtcd that Snrnd was pcnniless when
arrested and US attempting 10 pawn
his watch Authorities here are await
ms. word from West Virginia officials.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-04-21
.RUMOR BLAIR LANDS
BIG REVENUE PLACE
Morgantown Hears That It's Man Loses
Fight for High Federal Post.
Unconhrmed.

Over tho long distance tcIrph"nc last
night. * was stated from M"rgaai"wn
thai II was rcn"rt"d thor" from an APP
parcntly reliable source. that David H..
blair Of Winston-Sa!"'n. South Caro-
lima had been definitely decided upon
for the position OF United States in
trrnal revenue collector. tn r. port
could not be confirmed. il WAS said.
MurgantOwn people were mura. inter-
cSted. owing TO the aCtisr candidacy OF
Joseph McDcrmot: &C that CIT for tn"
place.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-04-21
No Recommendation
By Secretary Hughes
In Immigrant Report

Washington, April oO.-A formal
statement issued today by the state
department said that Secretary Hughes
did not make and did not intend to
make any recommendations whatever
regarding immigration" in transmitting
to congress reports from American
agents abroad dealing with the move
ment Of emigrants to the United States.
It was stated in an Associated Press
dispatch last night that Mr.. Hughes had
made such recommendation. and he
also was quoted As saying that our re-
striction on immigration should be so
rigid that it would be impossible for
most of these people to enter the United
States" reference being made "especi-
ally 10 Armenians. Jews. Persians and
Russians"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-04-21

sheriff of kanawhaepun,y Lynch said
that he knew A,h&ng Of III" robbery.
bu. WAS with ,hGs-nan who VAS jointly
charged with him IL III" warrant. Lynch
said that this man LETT him in CnICa 60
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-10-26
SUMMARY OF STRIKE STATUS

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LOOK on PAGE 6. PART Z

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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-10-26
RAILWAYS REFUSE
TO POSTPONE CUT
IN PAY TO LABOR

CHICAGO Oct q by Associated Press)-The United SITES
Rarsad Labsr Beard today turned the raesds IN is sstes
n svss r are seed for 0etsber - ssssestns ha The
ress sepor.ry postpone seeking further wage rsdseoa BE-
s.use e js.6s docket crowded decisions efe-
pIsyes eeuA net be rendered before July. iszz
The c. rs however informed the board that they SOW
esless 10 tke other pcstion than their present
In formal statement, ihe board Informed the carriers tt
void consider any petitions for cuts until he sess Of
res and working ceaoas before IT, fully settled The
besrd uneeay let the carriers know learned that
.,ce s dseke4 crowded ruling wages for s DISCS
cold not hasdd down before July, ISL Ike the roads
fv "a announce postpeseens Of their pl.rs se
f.hr nv cuts taking the attitude that such nent
u,;sAs avert Q waIkoul
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-10-26

n kis Arrzi<nuns.t q tke eossrpoS's
r-olscr. S-a.rar Herrx4-rz 1r~cri,-s1
ocn-tsfso,s N H. Teas Irt~oa Camps
a. --inteser4hse and 6<Ssor.aa--- He
a-k.,s tn r~f~nssoa q ~ s1sp<nt-d
s-ns@r.r hw. arf cos1~snn-d th< -
- ur.ts whtrh. ~ sid the i-ord q
u9S--- a.att~sEs as al-zislsd Tts< e0r-
sEnor ~; throuEh s<rsfas HsrrrAsrxs
slsar--- and thra dsSarted. szytng ~
kad ~ crsnrn-rf q r.ake-
S~rafor H-stKi-rx sad Cr<sfnnr
Nesf -Tain;sss to rosy q TtsssEs & tke
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u,anss-ss tn rassruas's s,an.i - r~ro
-srt.n q To- srssoa sys;esn a-d ira1
ruratbon q vs-aft'.ai ,ralnin<. All
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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-10-26
Union Chief Sees
Plot To DESTROY
Rights Of Labor

CLEVELAND O, Oct Is. by Associate Prsss)-In . state
mat today s. Carter psesieat a the Bsotheoed Of Leems
tive Feen and Ensea. declared that IF reports 10
n taken At their vsls the whole power Of The sdtraon
es.s 10 sel defeat he strike a he employee Mr. Carter
,s Director q Division e ahs q he United States Rses<
during entire federal control a raiesds
There be deposition The part Of 10 bring
.vs m euus, sdjusmeat and here where The sasd
President Carter aid adding what 10 be done between and
Oesoser % one knewa"
Tie statement = part folIows:
"A source irritation which has resulted IN uhesval
r.rssd epeye The general attitude ef The railroads. and Of
everybody eise including that q The sdmasrsoa that
lkcr INST The entire bdea e eeng bsek TO nosmaley
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-10-26
NEFF AND KRTZBERC VIEWS
ON PRISON REFORM CLASH IN
SPEECHES TO WOMEN VOTERS

FORT ORTIZ Te.as Oct 8 by Associated Press)Cssisss-
ing vews he sa system e Teas ssd ~ Csvns
~ Nef - State Senator Harry Hetzss. Il Sen A.tss
toby he prison rsr. conference q he TEXAS Lasse q
wee. veser e es.ee essssd he state cssvsasss 81 he
easue I'D Csvesr Ne sad Senator Hebsg ssas The
principal sssakess.
Senator Htzss fssswsd he he pssvs@ and
pssed hsses pssy respect he ss System Csverssr
Ne n hs neAesn saess cited @sssvsoeas that hsd sssa
sde n he prs. system n he psst fsss .sash saias ss
Separates e white frsa cssred ssd pssess sSs
k.rened esi.s psvisss fer teahs md ministers n sseA
prison camp ssd he Hsssve psassy he essetsa q ssw
prisea bu.s ~ he ssh.s.t q he pue eAas sad d
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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-10-26

Tsx.s u4s usr-a ~ Miss Jui1a X
Iaffray. ~-svsary q tn nAfionaI con-
nlsfss 81 psls9s and ITison iai.o<.
NJ Yea. ns1tzi ard I.hyrsuai eiassi-
nsasioz q .ssszers uas advocated BY
Dr. y. Y. As4rs-a- New Nork- ard
r.grsat5on a. ~ al IN rsforSna,ian. ~
Ms Rsaiitf~ I-iusnb Haarlksr. Cars
Trai-irx : hs1 assinsssiiie. Texas
aea-r rsss-s,snerstn,t ~ rr,at- in al.
.sr.s--< i1cipat-,s a u.-r.an's rrforsnaiosy
far T.-as o. aig--- q Carnp tssrse.
lar HiEnistzii-. ~ ~ carrfs -seaser
s-1fh. .~-sSssni = to Cars Tssin-
* SD. sni th- f.iscirE - tro
aoepsa "a thr Gas-ssliis ftgs Train
"a sArs.f l-ard q ~sutrsi. ~ Mrs
y a Walkers. Ft-t Wcrth-