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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-04-12
SAYS TAN[AC |S
4 FINE RENE. ~.
Stomach. indigestion and Constpa.
! zion Troubles All Vanished.

III seems as though every boa? K
talking Tanalc and l"cnm"unding il
10 their friends and aSuSrC YOU am
glad did take il. for | was 4 sufferer
with stomach trouble IEu cons ipHt!"u
foT three years. had no appetite. fcli
tired most all the time and seiC;O.l
could %el sufficient rest al night, SAID
M a. ". pel!ly trmployr III the
Wheeling News Coz. and continuing
his statement he said: since itk:n"
;wn bottles haNr gained IN cIUr!uouH
appetite and enjoy ga in i b. hearty
mea! without fear uf = return 81 -
ana hc!Ch!nS $pc"'?. H>'d 80 nave.
TIE old gas and fill frring has dis
appeared and MY d!g"St:v" 2pFaEa'nS
seems TO BE- perfect. CONSTIPATION
hOthnr$ mo 10 moro and am noi
iaIl:Eg something for il All til" time IL
used TO- sleep hN". Io". and vi Il"
up in the morning and nov 2i,'r NAY
ing Suffered lrr three yr;'!'$ and ;l&inS
most ever mrdirlnr | cV"t hr2ru ~
can; praisn TaIl;iC 800 lIl,.ch !nr III"
quick and rompi"J" relief il E"E" lH'.
hone What / .,Tr VIII %"i i -" others
trying il for il Sure!! VIII ii" 't''"i
good"
Lei Tanlac first ri~ansr ii.c' =: IN
good This YOU !na% IN "j'h ii" ~,
tablets that CONE with each n"it"..
Th.u lei TaM,ar ASST nHt'j" h|;N :"
norma! and with til" ln:l urc:'bis M"".,.
ing harmUaicu.,r ana IN" can "
vul!r cnmnainr4 removed knn" " Ia
j; is 10 feel good I'll ii:" iin": "n2'
sands are vecrmm"GGinG /. H"i' IL
Wheeling it = Sn'i 'lGc:%h H..
,;ric,, & CO.'S I'rug sio:". H. u -
k.t street. (>oi" "@,st'' f"% !""iA'
u"rH.1
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-04-12

can republics. Argentina am '.n"ia I'i%'t
have given assurances "t ih"!t moral
support for I'll" United States IiHl"" "I!
against Germany.
Argentina. choosing Il luIddi" ""ur.s"
between thuS, ~ Br;!%i and CHILE. hey
sister nations in the influential \. J.. :.
Trio, has notified the state orIE'"t.n"i':
that she rrcosnizvi me lu"'i: :',,,.., -"
aggression. The communication cot
laIuS no int;mlIiuli. however. I'at III"
Argentine authorities contemplate" an
actual break with Berlin AMI II - 49,
stunned here that for htc present ct least
neutrality Will he observed.
Little Costa lt!Ca, IUSt "tr"r@in% !"1h!
thr throcS OF 4 rrv"iuii"'l. Int WGr!
:" her dldplomat:c Representative 'hri'c
to-day that sSh" endorsed III" course ~
President Wilson ANA "v1S realty II
prove II Il necessary
.Nrgentina'S position waS defined in II
note reaching the state department to-
day IN answer ~ the notification L.
iEiS government OF u stat" "t waG'. IN"
communication is rcg;.rGe! lvr" ~ De-
filming Il status just :n"?i "' 80 open
break. Diplomats and stat" department
officials h"lirv" il w"1t!d har" been
difficult for Argentina /" &" iU!thr" ~
this time. TIL" position Of :hai govern
mcnt is different from thai at "a"
United States and EraH!. WHO have SUI
!crnd directly from the #ubmarin" cam
paigin.
It Is recognized that III d"!'n.''% !irr
position 50 frankly. Argent .I.t has as
summed III. grave risk - having Ger
many break relations with her IL some
d n!Umatic attitude * regarded ~ It'll"
less than an invitation - Germany 10
regard her as Gniri"nG!y. lie" out
spoken approval OF the ;.ui;"C :i;:it".'
coCrSc may go far. in til" r1.niu; al
many here, towards influencing; some "i
tn" smaller LHtin-Amcr!C3H NATIONS.
Costa I.iCa'S announcements WAS ,;ucH-
urcled. for the nrW government set ~
there by Federico TiI"r". aHi lcYIrrI.
cd to-day by IL legislative drclaral ion az
his election rs PRESIDENT, has rot I,.i
recognized ny III" United states and
tGu state department. g.tV' notice El:r.!
TiEocn overthrow the lion%ai"S. admin
lStratioN several weeks ago that =
would not recognize TinocO even if he
..iucI I'd l.L;..r
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CHARGES GERMAN LINE
Confined from Eirst Psge.)

;ato enemy territory and in battles in
, n. air with German aviat0rS.
There haze been several engage
l,.rnts between lnt Russian and the
'r.ulunic allies on The Russian front.
tmt no important changes in positions
i:ai' resulted.
The AuStians and Italians on the
western portion OF the. Auslro'llallan
Theatre are bombard:ng each other
heavily. On the Carso plateau, IN me
cast. tne Italians have pushed oack
lEr Auslrians al various points.
The Brazilian govern ment has
handed ;he German minister his pass
norts. This action was due TO the
recent destruction Of the Brazilian
steamer Parana BY a German sub
marine.
The Argentine government nou an
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SEALED PROPOSALS
n o 7 | { F.

SeA!eL bids will nc rrcr!Ycd a. Tie USCr - 'H"
10. I'd O, Commissioners o. ~" IuI.H" o. Dhu "nl
Saturday. Apr.l iHh. lG!T a. N ~ Il. ~. for :u3
nis..lnR medicine ard mrdrel .t"n,a5rc - !c>'E"fS
confined "a the ono I'u''y lH.i. e.: ga: :En'h
k.id date Mar. al i'I!s Kids r. la! '!E:c!an.
The Board reserves tho Ii.I; - :"iT; Tny or al
bids. II. =. UNDERWOOD. t'"!t.
!
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,,SiIINl;TUN. hUrjl It--' "NI iN"I9
e,,. ,.nusir;:..ii,u "f t,:"rl >-"irH, Han- ron
.,,.,-r,i,,.e Submarines Dr"hnv!H will he
o,,.n r,i.,j h,. Secretary Daniels n"i"r" ~"
,.tnS.. nf ,i,r week. ';tI% "p'""i NJ ~"
nay. d"r,r,m"p today Carried ir%i"$a' :
nnI,. Is hvw.r"r ard TN have a!r"ans
hinn iyr"d !" lhe nav yard atf"rtS-
;,fuuil. Y. II.
SINE IL r"Hay'~ offers exceeding III"
,,,rInri2n,l cost limit uf Sl.ac".H0n per
hin raay j." ar""r,"d h"rauS" i!"I hH
.b, ,i.,f. 81 construction q S"N"iA'
,n,,Ii,.: n.Invy ,hai az other propose +
10 cover :hc ;oidi, :"oal cost il would he
,,,,.,,h,.- =. dr...y ,.u tn" emergency funt!
rrn, ;,i,,! r,,l' $,..'i'rG Ut "on%'rUctioI' or
H.. Gust uiuS n.r"'a ar a. front Scheu!e
nm IT,, iuvrf','.
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WANTED--Fenia;e Help.

GAtif3-MEH sCvs AID GIRLS FOR
LIGHT. CLEA:! FACTORY WORK. "%a-
TuGn PLANT CT WHEELING c." &C. wa
ras c.r ars lrJT. su:rGuSa!"t tovhs. f;r;icu!S:!"
pfT.rad positions Tar ~"r'en fron 20 10 IS years
Ct at ay-IG-m
90. To-. .
0..A. ar..'.,-i '-., saE,:ta..!r - ~
49,. I'd
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-04-12
Win Z. 6. Uniform.

PARIS. APRIL H. l:.I5 a. ut was
decided to-day ;hHt IA" Lafayette ~
IN; SGua'trur o; Americans VINO havH
distinguished ihrHlS@N'" "a; tiir front,
Will Change from II" French :" tho
American Uniform and hereafter carry
he American nag 80 IN" r'""nrh front
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-04-12

MASHINfTON. April ll.-rSc"r"taFF
Baker. concluding his testimony hefor"
;la house military committee t"GHy an
bounced ht:tt he had dcciucd after con-
"ultati"n with army officers To tax" I'M
mediate advantage of the aulh"rir- ="
increase III. regular army by all jncrH-
inoni2 authorized.
t'uder the present plan the var dc
parrlneut will Immediately lncrcAs" Inc
regular army to its full complement al
Isl, 900 neil instead Of cQ3.O0c RS was
contemplated. This increase IN wholly
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-04-12
NAV sc4ocL ORGANIZES

- C.1u[. s,.h,,ul is Ia have n baseball
,carr tllis var. and yesterday. Captain
Isrrrt and Manager Carl Morris issued
r., fire, cal for candidates. The sea-
son MIL open April 20 In game with
the Washington SCHOOL
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{EhNTEp-Male and Female.

LIGHT. Cts. FACTORY cock. WAR.
WOOD rLAHT q WHEELING CsE co. VIII
Pay ear iarS iro3 turrcrn:.iaI towEi. lrt.cG;1rfY
ws;I. paid posr;ca. 70; wnm'a ;rrm - 10 IS pears
IL .oe al.iG.Ia
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FOh RENT

epr rEHT-!'i,i.,., =, 49,, .i-..s, i,Il' -! iath.
T:rt.. hrar."@ - C;i.. - 49, i''. af'!!l
ROOMS, sac.
&oCMS. "I5.
9 ROOMS, 40.
kLL ERONE ROCKS, CE2 ALLY
LoCA~~ED.
also CCSTEE sT0EE RCCM.
EORMERLY LCGh7TS oEUG STORE.
J:NEE =. 5i-.TIEE
1851 GA1N STREET.
EnE REM rhtI IT,. d!art":i; i :"'I:N Ind n.'A
III. and uGa;!,rr EI!.:" lrnas d:iS sore
lI-...-t
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CAPITAL NEWS

Cri,rr rsr:,X w y, ,,r:, -,
Certificates OF incorporation HAY" been
.HSI"H ~ me secretary. "t stat" To- ~"
..l,"N ~" iI'N 'T'''''H@ Mh"t WI %
'"'H'o |!!,!'r ~" laws 81 N"Si Eir%'hla:
Lp"' 0F'@N "ai 'nhi"i"E, o. I!irAN-
Hsi' - ~ 'i"-i'''s - ~ :. "'''F = 'lt'-
a;S'h '"n:N hNth@:iH,'N ttHita! ~
No. moor .tn:S III ",%lht -
- ~ i'.','.'i a. .''',! * -: w. re-.
-*Sim' r. a." 'cii!!* - -@VIE'Efe' "!'
/ - N.';ks 'liS ,,.,. ,,....u
u'''i"h '".nuo'''"n, - "!"N!'le' tT
printing business: authorized capita!
5000: ir""rrm"atnrs i. y. Keller II. e.
Cory, {. i. k"ii"r. W. J.. lS"trhcr ana
II. II. cine. III OF Pin"viIl".
Jefferson l:ani x Trust Company. q;
Charles Town: AUTHORIZED capital SlDn.-
r!6; lnCorpnrators &. r.. Wall. john &.
! l'i.rns. Z. Il. R!dGleberecr, all o.
Charles Town: ". y Riggs. George J..
Beet. Of Ransom
Funk OIL ana Gas Company, nf Fair
mont: no chief works: authorized CAPT
tai $io0.0Og: incurp"rators John +.
l'iIir:ips. !. IT, FSlnk and 4 NJ Glover.
ali al F'a!rNnri: NJ. =. CLAYTON. i. l..
.I"llirc. II. D. Atha md Z. O. hurry. Of.
MunuiHEton: Harry W. Kuhn, nt PARK
crshurg.
! 'rl.r uubI;c ecry!ct, commission today
granted permission 70 tho Wheeling
Electric Company To furnish without
cost electricity 10 the Red Cross or
,-anizatiun in Wheeling.
-
John :. iioran. state IRE marsha.
I i;raxlnn county against y. L. Mcsaen-'
ar CHARGING him with completely i'll:
tho burning OF the lumber in IN" gard
- TI%lur.& MESSENGER. on I9iemlch
Ran. Las been no!lird. with the under
staining shat another viii be returned
ny the next grand jury. jerry White
was recently sentenced 10 scrv" five
year, in the n"H,i,S"t'ar% for having set
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Lump SUN ' ioS i,;. M%r t%oany i Hy IL"
wnrLm"II's compensation commissioners
Th"y are as follows: r .->,no.
Ernnk hGn"ici.; o. Zen zen ' sar t2saCT
! l." t'u'" 49, .i' c|,1f S;-r'Go
Ell Harris of Whining ',u.l. S2t..''; ..,
Tho f"l"WinE new SCn-Grlp DTS 49,
admitted /" the iuni ny IO!I'I''s ;,:nt;
Lee out: }. {. Nic"iE' i"SS'nk. Wv,
hln": Fr!ngi- Kun Eoat E"nlpanE; "
kinGwouG: Frank MaSSi". ium o"r. ;b'!G.
iow; H. T.. Nelson, coal " III ls-n.
-, >',.i !,,",.f ~! g.. C;ns company, Of
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!IhVTI'l'i JH'0.
ron SaLE-E-ss toc Matching. 10 r-i.ia each.
White i.rsecr:,. r7!ss Eun or7!asion TE7er Eu;i
rDckrrr!s S. 90 rarh. Sunny NuUIi Farm. MI ahchs
Whr a.,li-Y lI--10
THOROUGHBRED Ea:Trd EocH C"yarr-'s $?.rH and
500. Esss $3.50 sc;t.nS. Slt!w"l! farm. Es:iAa':.
Ohio. mr-S-%et
FOR SAlE--I-sgs !rr !sic!.rs. y. =. RAohe Island
Beds lsrks bred 10 l4.. Barred Rocks. Elue An
dn !ug.7n Columbian Wvsndo!s ;s,;o r"c -. Henry
Ianu as Ere 81. Nal phone lSiG-M. wr-l"-%g:
RH0OC ISLAND Fed Fluff l"sh"rn eggs S"h s;ocG
Ter sale. II. Il. .rInnann. wheeling. W Va. r. :.
Z
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LOST AND FOUND

LpST-i i'%r. :!.,,u With ~. arl -"h che "Tn..
,Y!i.Ll, - - = ;Yr;". vi! i',r.'" rCHa:i IL
.ciUlniu: 80 W ii. A,ho;. Ga WhltaHer ti!-ssn-s
9p-ll-h
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-04-12
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

FOR SALE-Cou..r:" t":a!siiinsr :or '%"'~'i"!'s'!'
including marble !vi.n.a:i. i@hj":. >H"" rises'
r,- I'm Ia. hu, short the. AL ~ excellent cond!
lion Uwnt. leaving town. VIZ 'cil r"7>onSh!'. IL.
4 Chambers Wes, Al~1ard"r. Pa ~n-l".l
FOB SILS-nHd ccAa. Profitable business. ic:"i
trade long established. wholesale. $500 - S"Dn
reeu!t-d Address Moncr Maker. This office ap-lF'>
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-04-12
ARGENTINA WITH u, S,
Continued from FIRST Page.)

fsse NJ h1a 2EaEA fs IL ~h va
Continued from First Page9
Chile must amend it's lewiston Of
absolute neutrality.
Jose Luis MurItur2, also former
foreign minister, and Scnor Ruiz
Moreno. professor Of international law
N TN" University of La Plata, have
approved the attitude Of the govern
mont
The newspaper La Razon publishes
assurances thai the military depart
m"nt$ are working actively 10 prepare
tor approaching mobilization of 100
DnO inrn and reserves. and another
100000 reserves later.
It is stated. however. il ofiiCial
circles. that these reports are com
plrtrly unIQnndcd and that the min
!sIrr Of war has decided that there
shall be no mobilization nor prelim-
mary preparations TO this end
La Union, GcrmanOphila organ.
attacks the note o: Tie Argentine GOV
crNmeHl. cOntcndnS that il will bring
about war between Argentina and Ger
many with disastrous consequences
Tor Argentina.
The DcutSche Zettuag recognizes
the gravity OF the position taken bv
President lrisoyen and asks If ArCen-
nina is prepared 10 add 10 the number
OF Germany's enemies.
ACCORDING 10 certain political circles
Tie military measures are not aimed at
any International question, but nj the
dangers Of Internal political agitation.
Uruguay Neutral
MQNTENl pi.D. Uruguay. April Il
Tn" ruCuayan government today is
sued deere" 81 neutrality IN the wa
between tr- United States and Ger
many and between Cuba and Germany.
others May Act
DO JANElED, April Lit IS ex
rccted III diplomatic circles hero TINT
"thc" South American nations will
soon follow The example OF Brazil in
sevcrns relations with Germany The
Chilean minister i. continuing his con-
icr"nces with Lr. Laurie Muller, the
!;ra%i!an foreign minister.
Pr. Muller today received Arthur
H"+l. the British minister who suhSc-
q!rntly conferred with President con-
lrrrrd with President ETa$.
Spain VII fala charge or German in
;"reSis IN BRAZIL
Pro-ally demonstrations are growing
N volume Throughout the city. The
Tags OF entente are visible everywhere
ana the si:a"Ia are thronScd with par
;tders cheering for France and England
ard shouting "pCwn with; Germany"
Til" crowds Eath": in front or German
establishments and hCoi.
IN" authorities arc taking measures
Ia prevent sabotage in military "stah-
,ishnHnts which have been placed I'M
i!,r Il rigorous surveillance. II IS SAID
tiat III" majority Of the German ships
- hirh wcr" seized w"re wrecked ny
their crews h":or" th"y loft ;hcm.
No German Comment
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WANTED-Male Help
wAH1 { p--i:ry 90 wora ~ bake shop Apply st
N.~.rt s;lrr'. sp-l2

WANT eQ-ttaE "hn rIH SEGA. one nr 'Hp!S lang
wages. t;7ca' ci.sncr ;"r ::i!: Milan Turner.
10 Ma:,ei =. Gcll rpn" 1875: National lI'-f.
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POULTRY

THOROUGHBRED Eur-"i H"rE Esfs frnia WING
layer. 81 80 v,- -. $3.50 HUNDRED Stilwcti gIfm
nhrard Ohio. ap-iI-.:Gi
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Others M Act

DO JANGiEO, April lit Is ex
rccted in diplomatic circles hero TIM
"ihc: South American nations vii
soon follow The example Of Brazil il
SeTcrins relations with Germany. Th'
Chilean minister i. continuing his con
i"r"n""s with Lr. L.uure Muller, tn.
Brazilian foreign minister.
i'r. Muller today received Arthur
H"+l the British minister who suhsc
q!rntly conferred with President con
l"rrrd with President ECaS.
Spain VII tax" charge or German in.
;rreS;s In BRAZIL
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UrrEu1v Neutnal

MQNTENIHI.D. Uruguay. April Il
III" TucGayan government today is
sued deere" 81 neutrality in the wa
between ir- United States and Ger
many and between Cuba and Germany.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-04-12

COSTA ESlCo WttN q. :.
WASHINGTON. Arrii Ii.--Wfihou.
formally announcing abandonment oC
;hcfr neutrality. two more G.atin-Ameri-
The Kansas City sun. (Kansas City, Mo.) 1908-1924, 1917-06-23
U. S. NEWSPAPER LAWS.

Below is the law in regard to Jews
papers:
Ffrst-Subscribers who do not give
express notice to the contrary are
considered as wishing to continue
their subscription.
Second-If the subscriber orders
dis~continuance of periodical the pub
Usher may continue to send the same
until arrears are paid.
Third-if a subscriber neglects or
refuses to take the periodicals from
the postoffice to which they have been
directed he is held responsible till
he has settled his bill and ordered
the paper discontinued.
Fourth-If the subscriber moves to
other places without informing the
publisher and the paper is SEM to the
former direction, they are held re-
sponsible.
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10 Rent

For Rent.-Nicely furnished room
to couple. Strictly modern. Man
must be working. Bell phone, Grand
2349. 1419 Lydia.
For Rent-Three large rooms neat
ly decorated, furnished or unfurnish-
ed, water. 2435 Woodland.
For Sale-Three chair barber shop.
Good condition. Cheap. N. Pearman,
GA Charlotte.
FOR Rents DON modern. Hot
and cold water, $3.50. Call Kansas
City Sun office. Bell phone East 500.
For Rents room house, strictly
modern. 1851 Michigan Ave. See own
err at 2 West Missouri Ave, Room IA.
Jackson.
For Rent.-Two front rooms, one
upstairs and n downstairs with or
without cooking privileges. Mrs. H.
w. Bean, 1908 Euclid Ave.
FOR RENT-Ffrst floor west ard
second floor east Alpha Apartments,
22d and Paseo; 4 rooms and bath,
modern, newly decorated, water fur
nished, $20.0O.-Burtch Investment
Co., Home phone, Linwood 70, or see
janitor at apartments.
The Kansas City sun. (Kansas City, Mo.) 1908-1924, 1917-06-23

If some one will tell us how some
of our most prominent citizens have
so much time to devote to tennis and
billiards, all the while dressing well,
looking fat and riding in autos, while
we work all the time, go ragged and
hungry, and can't even ride the street
cars, we shall be very much obliged.
The Kansas City sun. (Kansas City, Mo.) 1908-1924, 1917-06-23

The Sun is in receipt of a very in
teresting letter from Mr.. John r. Fair
ley, who is attending the training
camp for officers at Des Moines which
is as follows:
1.-THE Camp is now ABOUT completed
with probably from 1900 to 1900 stu
dents here from every state in the
Union. Men from every walk of life.
No one would imagine it possible to
get together such an aggregation of
intelligent Negroes. I am fully per-
suaded that you would make no mis-
take in visiting this Camp that you
may better understand the scope of
work being done by the students. Mr..
r. B. DeFrantz, u former Y. NJ.
c. A. Secretary in Kansas City is now
a General Secretary and in charge of
the camp Y. NJ. c. A. assisted by the
physical instruction of the Washing
ton, D. c., Y. M. c. A. Many of the
Negroes famous in the Spanish-Ameri-
can war and other lines are here, in
GLIDING many officers from the Col
ored National Guards. The conduct
Of the candidates. thus far has been
ideal and the daily papers speak very
kindly of our conduct and contain long
articles with reference to the final
outcome, the personnel and so forth.
Quite a few are here from Kansas
City and st. Louis.
JOHN r. FARLEY"
The Kansas City sun. (Kansas City, Mo.) 1908-1924, 1917-06-23

They caught a colored Stacker in
Kansas City this week. His name is
Gray and he talked too much about
having lodged registration. That's a
great fault with a lot of people, es-
pecially colored people. Now they
will make Gray go to war and he will
probably be the first man to fall be-
fore the onslaught of the Germans IN
less he keeps his mouth shut.
The Kansas City sun. (Kansas City, Mo.) 1908-1924, 1917-06-23

The Onward Commandery No. 2 Ne
gro Knights Templar Of st. Louis has
bought four Liberty Bonds to help the
United States. This is the leading or
g%anization of the kind in the State of
Missouri. Milton F. Fields is the Emf
nent Commander, w. H. Golf, Re-
corder.
The Kansas City sun. (Kansas City, Mo.) 1908-1924, 1917-06-23

The boarding mistress trust is said
to be working out an increase in the
schedule of teachers housing for next
year. 1t is now in order for the
school MAINS to organize a society for
tie promotion of matrimony.
The Kansas City sun. (Kansas City, Mo.) 1908-1924, 1917-06-23

Colored men are ready for whatever
m and they won't finch when the
orders come whether it be for a fight
or a frolic.
The Kansas City sun. (Kansas City, Mo.) 1908-1924, 1917-06-23
Williams Investment Co.

WE HAVE FOR SALE-A four room
cottage at Howard and Garfield for
$1,150.00. Terms, $4,000 down and
$1,000 per month and interest. Both
Phones East 1415. Also at 1926
Euclid a splendid 6 room frame, mod
ern and in good condition. White
people moving out of neighborhood
will sell for $1,000. Terms to suit.
Modern brick near 18th street car
line, See Williams Realty Co. for a
bargain. For rent, a modern flat,
zoos East 14th street. From now to
October !, $25 90 per month; from
October 1 to January 1, $3.50 per
month.
WILLIAMS INVESTMENT co.
1704 East Twelfth Street.
Both Phones, East 1415.
The Kansas City sun. (Kansas City, Mo.) 1908-1924, 1917-06-23
THEY SAY

That lots of women marry home
ly men so they won't be worried over
some other woman trying to steal him
The Kansas City sun. (Kansas City, Mo.) 1908-1924, 1917-06-23

All signs indicate that there are
better days coming for the American
Negro.
The Kansas City sun. (Kansas City, Mo.) 1908-1924, 1917-06-23

That the fight on President Aller
is absolutely without merit or foun
dalton, nor can it succeed.
The Kansas City sun. (Kansas City, Mo.) 1908-1924, 1917-06-23

That the fight on President Allen
is absolutely without merit or foun-
dalton, nor can it succeed. O.
That if a Greek restaurant can
serve a meal for twenty cents why
cant Negro restaurants do the same?
Echo answers why.
That good looking girls matri-
monially inclined are flocking to Des
Moines, Ia. by the hundreds. Guess
why.
That f-the school board does not
shortly publish the list of teachers for
next year there are two or three peo-
pie will die of heart failure. faint
me!
That at a recent meeting Of a
certain prominent club all the girls
solemnly pledged themselves to dis
card skirts and begin wearing the
ne wbloomers. Won't that be fine?
THAT a certain we'll known broth
err who carries a sack of coal home
every evening says he's going to be
fixed for winter if it takes all sum.
mer to get ready. Well, he's wise.
That since the new law relative
to checks has gone into effect it is
predicted that n or two well known
Negroes who have a penchant fol
writing checks on banks where they
have no deposit will soon be found
in federal ~penitentiary.
That an 18th street loafer say
this motto pasted upon the b%illboards
Get what you can and car what yol
get" and imediately rushed home ant
told his wife to give him some none,
to can some beer" as the BILLBOARD
said that was the thing for him t
do. Amt that the limit?
THAT men do change after mar
riage is proven by a little incident
that came under the observation o.
Betty and Sam the other day. Las
spring when a certain young man was
counting a fair damsel she accidently
tripped and fell, the young man has
tily grabbed her up in his arms anC
with alarm depicted on his counte
nance asked, Did my sweet Iittl,
darling dear hurt herself?" About
week ago they saw the same coupl,
who had been married for severa
months then and as they were COMING
down the step of their home she TRIP
ped and fell clear to the bottom. TIL.
same young man who was so gallan
before they were married yelled out
Look out there woman, you'll brea'
your fool neck if you amt careful.
Some change in manner, isn't it?