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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-01-22
EASY TO BECOME
WELL AND STRONG
NO STRENUOUS EXERCISE, AP'
PARATUS, DIETING OR OTHER
INCONVENlENT MEANS
NECESSARY.
TAKE HYPo-cOO, THE GREAT
STRENGTH BUILDER.

Do YOU wish to have healthy and
Etrong body: hearty appetlte;; men,
pure blood: good digestion. and In
crease your weight 10 marked de-
greeo or course you do. and the
means for acquiring that happy state
is very simple. No, you don nave 10
indulge in strenuous exercise, dieting
or any other fad. Simply take table
spoonful of Hypo-Cod. the wonderful
flesh and strength builder, three or
! four times a day.
HypoCod is q combination OF the
very valuable medicinal extractiFes
from fresh cod livers. iron. malt, quln'
Inc, wild cherry bark. manganese,
hypophosphates and other medicinal
properties of known value for build
INK up and strengthening the entire
system.
BY using Hypo-Cod faithfully as d.
rected on bottle you will find that IN
little while your digestion will I'M
prove wonderfully and the tuil
nOurishment Is being extracted from
the food that YOU eat: your blood Will
become rich and pure: that pale. SICK
ly and pallid expression will be re-
placed by q good healthy color: you
will be able 10 sleep sOundly; your
weight will increase; headaches and
nervousness will be thing OF the
past and you'll feel better generally
Everything considered, you can't do
better than get bottle OF Hypo-Coo
from your druggist and start using II
today 1t costs but $50 for large
bottle. which contains enough OF this
splendid tonic to treat the average
family for weeks. When you consider
the great benefits 10 be derived from
IFS use YOU will find that Hypo-Cod Is
the cheapest health assurance known.
Get bottle today.
Hypo.Cod is sold in Wheeling BY
e. H. Griest g. Co.. HogeDavis Co..
John Coleman TO. +. II. Rau. W. w.
Irwin. Simpsons Pharmacy. Chas.
Menk emellrr and all Island stores.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-01-22
"7EMPTER" At COURT
IS A HUMD|NGER
About tho Snappieat, Classtest, Peppte''
Burlssque Soon Here Tor
Long Time.

THE Tcmntnrs" filled III" bill nj the
f,our, theatre last night. and, as hilled,
,rirbou, a plot. wnS one Of the best nur-
,osrus shows sern at that theatre This
season.
With III" rise Of IN" curtain ing
crowded house was greeted with '""iSn
comedy of the highest type. IL splend'a
vuic.J chorus. the principals were All
gifted with extra Enod voices ana inc
show, is ono Of The different type pre-
senting q laugh with every Enc spoken.
Tho comedians wore given a hearty rr.
reutior and kept tho house in roar ~
laughter from their first appearance tils
rho fall Of the curtain. Smart. catchy
.nr,e or tho latest were used and we'll
received.
Espccially was the voices OF th2
nrimn donna. the Juvenile man and the
comedians Of exceptional tone and their
songs wer" catchy.
MANY novelty features. III" Mechani-
cal Doll. and Zclluh the dancer. were
dcrided favorit"s.
In all tho show was ono nf Ihc best
seen this Year. and scored hit with inc
Wheeling Ihrntrr-Gning public.
The costumes were of the better Kind
hcinr we'll selected we'll made and NJ
The latest designs and textures known %
the theatrical business.
Tho "Jazz' quartet deserves Sr"cial
mention in their song and parody on
THE Wearing Of tn" Greet. entitled
We'll Pu, An Irish Kaiser in the Fas-
ace in Berlin.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-01-22
MAY Be MURDER
Knife wounds May Prove Fatal to
Blaine, Ohio, Negro Now In
Wheeling Hospital.

John kats. cnlored. Is lying In s"ri-
ore condition In the North Wheeling hos
initial suffering from d number IT
wounds ahor; ;hr body. received In q
fight Mt Blaine. ohi". yesterday. The
.,,.udiug physicians stated his condition
&c serious. and the wounds may prov"
fatal
kats. Il Ia said. had IN argument with
two other colorcd men. Knives were
drawn and Kats was SlashGl number
Of times. His assailanta made their
escape.
Tho injured man was rushed her" and
WAS taken to tn" hospital. Whcr" every
thing was done for him.
Kat< is ~ years old and WIS on
nlnv"d rs foreman "f section GHnS
working near Elaine. His HON" Is N
Air Xaudor Va.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-01-22
Will NOT SURRENDER
POSSESSION OF ROADS

WASHINGTON. Jan. 81. - Changes
in the fundamental principles Of rail
road operation, under government; con.
troll. will make il inadrisablp 10 turn
the railroads back to private owner
ship Immediately after The end Of the
war, Director-General MrAdoo urged
today before The senate Interstate
Commerce Committee. Until com
prehpnsive and rational legislation" to
meet the changed conditions is enact
ed il would be injurious 10 The stock.
holders for thr government 10 relin.
nuish control. !r added.
Examination Of the Encouragement
on he administrators railroad bill
may h" resumed later. by ;he commit.
Ire hui Chairman Smith announced
that he hearings. including arguments
will I've completed by Saturday. Next
Monday The committee plans "a begin
work ON lh,- bill and report il 20 The
s"naIr az soon as possible. The chief
questions IT Issue arc whether the
measures Shall fix a definite time for
tho return Of he roads 10 private
ownership and the basis Of rompCnsa.
lion
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-01-22
CIGAR STORES CLOSE;
OTHERS SELL TOBACCO

1t seeing that a spirit n( HAfarnrss
existed between the r;gar and drug
stores yesterday with regard Ia s.llIn.
cigars and tnharcns.
+ While cigar stores proper were ORDER
ID IN lose potl rooms Were u"; ordered
rlosed and som" Of the pool rooms har"
cigar stores in connection. Those pool
roums being permitted ~ stay "pcn
sold in many instances. cigars. which is
strictly against ihr spirit nf tho order
News stands were permitted 10 stay
open for the selling IT periodicals and
many VI them also sold cigars and to-
hacrn.
This spirit 6r unfairneSs toward the
cigar stands proper and the drug stores
who so loyalty carried ont the order 10
the letter should not he found within tho
hounds Of this stHtr ur country 1t was
assorted by many.
This ia taken a. p miSronStrurtion or
the order. and while the lncal board rr-
allied tnat they have no power 10 pro-
hihit the snl" OF tobacco who're the place
is not heated separately. yet those who
are fortunate enough to he In TIM. coy
dition should he loyal :" their brothers
vino are not 80 fortunate and should not
sell tobacco and cigars nr cigarettes ~
spirit OF fairness.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-01-22
RARE TEAM WORK
IN BEHALF Of
A|L|NGFOLkS
BEING DONE DAILY BY NERV.
WORTH AND WENTWORTH
LAXATIVE TABLETS.

These two pull together with hap,
py results for hose whose nervous
Ills are mixed up with constipation
and liver troubles. Wentworth, the
liquid, generally masters derange
ments OF the liver and bowels, but
in some cases these are too deep
rooted 10 surrender. and then the
Tablets. taken in conjunction with
the LIQUID DO wonderful work. They
are especially valuable In cleansing
the bowels for those whose habits
Of constipation do not readily yield 10
the laxative properties OF NerV-WoTth
the LIQUID. 4 bottle OF Nerv-Worth
and a CSC box Of the Tablets form a
combination without equal in over
coming i'll OF the nerves. stomach,
bowels and liver.
= Baer's Drug Store sells Merry
Worth In Wheeling. Your dollar back
If this famous family tonic does not
benefit you.
Wentworth is sold in Warwood by
W. Z. Mcnamara; Fulton by the
Fulton Pharmacy: Mingo Junction,
by Moore Bros: Martins Ferry.
Ra!Slon ra4 net o. N"-
Patterson & Sons; BarreSVllle'
Iilles Bros: Cameron, By Cameron
Drug Co.; SisterSville by G. b. Disque;
New Martinsville. by Hornbrook's
Drug Store; Moundsrille. J. II. Beam
Drug Co.; Bridgeport. Selby & Reed
Dent Pharmacy: Bellaire. Dank'
worth Bros; Paden City. Morgan
Bros; West Alexander. f. *. NC
Conn; Edgewood, The Edgewood
Pharmacy; Elm Grove. Blum's Phar'
macy: Benwood. Benwood Drug Co.;
McMechen, CAROLS Pharmacy.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-01-22
B. & 0. MACH|NISTS TO
PRESENT DEMAND FOR
INCREASE IN WAGES

CINCINNATI. O.. Jan. cl.-E!ghty-
five delegates from III" southeastern
states division No. ; OF railroad shop
craft, comprising shop workers o; The
entire Chesapeake & ohio ard baltimore
X Ohio railroad systems. began annual
wage conference here today. with lTcSi-
dent r j. Garvay Of Clifton. Va. pre-
siding. President Carney stated tonight
that Il new demand for sharply incrra Srd
wages and better shop conditions was
under discussion as the time seemed
emporium" for such action because OF the
coming in OF government control
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-01-22
Written PardonS For
C|dSScOck and Goodwin

CHARLESTON. W. Va. nm. 2l-Nri'-
ton pardons for Former Governor Will
lam T.. I;laSscrck and Attorney Charles
f.. Goodwin of Mor-anIown. who w"rn
ia.lcd FOR contempt ny circuit Judge
Sturyiss ,nt MrnorEal'a county have
been mailed To IN" sheriff OF Monnn-
gala county by Governor John J. Corn
we'll. The writs of prohibition obtained
by Attorney L ". Lazzelle and John G.
Price. county commissioners. against
Judge SturHiss, prohibiting him from
ordering $40 a month wage incr"as"
of T.. NJ. Lucas. court stenoerapher. anil
tho appointment Of woman as pr"Ea-
ton officer for tn" county are return
abln here on January 80 before tn" gu
IRENE court IF appeals.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-01-22
ASKED PERMISSION TO
ABANDON MANY SHOPS
Snocia1 "a Tina RerIcAY.

Special to Tho 1ntelligencer.
CLARKSBURG. Jain. 2l.-Applica-
ton has been made to the state public
service commission by the Monogahcla
Valley Traction company Il was an
nounccd today at the office Of f. {.
Bowman. general superintendent. in this
city for permission 10 abandon various
stations along its interurban lines In
West Virginia. The reason assigned IS
that owing 10 railroad cmoargoes IL cam
not Obtain rolling stock ordered months
ago with which to take care OF the irc-
mendous increase in passenger traffic.
The lines affected are those between
Eairmont and Warrington. between
Clarksburg And Fairmont and between
L'lArkSburg and Weston
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-01-22
NO PUBLIC DANCES
TO BE HELD THIS EVENING

A., i1rm unpcarrd III Al afternoon
,.,r.r stating that Fuel Administrator
.kr,rlun had granted sr""inl r"rn'S-
sion for III" Consolation "luh In h"ld Il
danrr nj the carroll club tonight.
Mr.. krtchuln wished This denied ana
SAWS further that AL pln"rS If amus"-
In..ut wcI" permitted /" l"' open Monday
night and not Tuesday might and ihHt II"
unrlnISSinn MAS given amy club 10 h"ih ~
dance un Tuesday night. This would ~"
directly contrary /" IN" decisions r"h-
drr"d by Ihr fuel ""Iunitt"" If which
Mr. k"'rhuin lS chairman.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-01-22
DETECTIVE SENTENCED.

NEW YORK. Jan. @l.-~William &.
Hamilton, head of detective agency
Of that name. was sentenced 10 serve
MOI less than four months nor more
than four years in prison AZ penalty
for his defining soldiers and sailors
over their furIoighs and then collect
cd $50 for zach from the government
for their surrender For the same Of
Tense two of his employees now are
serving terms Of five years each.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-01-22
TEN YEARS SENTENCE
FOR THIS ANARCHIST

PARkERSBURG. ". va. Jan. 2i.-
Paul Bosco, a young Russian. formerly
employed in a MorEantown glass plant.
who was last week convicted OF con-
splracy against tho government In frd-
eral court. was brought before Judge AL
ston &. Dayton this afternoon ana sem
fenced TO serve a term or ten years III
the federal prison at Atlanta and 10
pay fine Of $500.
When asked if he had any statement;
10 make hs said that he hoped the rel
flag would fly above the Stars and
Strjnes" that he would rather rot IN
prison than give up his principles AZ
he was for the people. and entered INTO
a TRADE against the noneyed interests.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-01-22
Mr. Jacob Stetnneld.

Mrs. Jacob Steiatisid. aged = years.
we'll known residen; ~ North Wheeling.
passed away at the home "f h"- daaSh-
tor, Mrs Morris Jacobs. Shn MARKET
street. following an illness % tew
days death being caused by pnsurnonia.
Mrs Steinf;sld celebrated her seventy
seventh birthday. Thursday. January IN,
She entertained q littlr party OF friends
and contracted n cold. which resulted IN
her death
She was y member OF n" jewish
church and 10 Tho Hebrew RHnnvulnnt
society She has taken an active. part
in church work her. to- many years Sh"
was horn ~ Ral;imor" and before her
marriage was Miss ''ar"liu" Saith. SIN:
has been living in this city nanny years
Funeral services will hs held from
tho place at death tomorrow morning J,
1n.3n o'clock with ;iIe Rabbi Louis. l.
Gross. pastor % the Foff Temple. nt-
Heating Interm"nt will h.- private
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-01-22
pIsLoYALTY CHALGEp.

tI.AUkSRl' RI. ". Va. inn. zl.-In
default uf bond Of $lo.hon j. b. S~iger,
u machnisi. employed at a local glass
manufacturing plant. Was sent to Jail
to-day by \. l.. Lehman. United States
court commissioner. to await action Of
the next federal grand Jury under Z
charge OF uttering disloyal remarks
about The federal government. President
Wilson and tho Liberty bonds. He is a
married man with four children.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-01-22
.T,R. HAS NO COMMENT
ON STONES OUTBREAK

OYSTER. BAY. y. Y. Jan. 2l.-Col-
onnl Theodore Roosevelt left here to-
night for Washington. where he VIII re-
main several weeks. He declined 10
comment on Senator Stones speech in
tho senate today.
Colonel Roosevelt intinated that
whilc I'm Washington he would not
make any public speeches or stale
ments or attend any public functions.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-01-22
RIVER news

\ stage Of seven feet six inches was
shown ON the yuageS at tn" local wharf
las, evening with IN" river falling very
SlowlyI At the MrMcrh"n dam stage
OF nins feet one inch waS reported.
An .nploye Of the dam AT MrM"rh"n
stated last evening. th"r" would not
likely hr any change in III" gorge this
week. as tho cold weather has been
causing tn. river to fr""ze deeper.
At the local wharf. the Milton ana
Indian wrr. cut away from. IN" i"' YES
l.riay. but the water again lr"z"
about the crafts.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-01-22
GIVEN LONG TERMS.

MARSHF1ti.h. Mo. Ian. cl.-Tayl"I
Adams and his son. tl"UV.s Adams
charged with Kidnapping baby Lloyd
keet and ais" with r"HspLriI,c To alb
duct " y. Clement. a Springfield Jew
clry. entered pleas Of gully In the cir
suit court here tn-ha%. Taylor Adam9
was sentenced TO Is years in tho penn
,entiary and Clceitus Adams 70 10 years.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-01-22
PYRoMAN1AC CoNFEsSEs

WNSlIINtTTDN. IAN 2l.--E'r"a"ri"k !:
Woodward. n privai" IN III" army quar-
rrrn,ust.r corps. confessed To-day that
he started n" fire which Threatened ~,
ouarirrruaSt"r st"r"h"us. her. last week
md destroyed $"n.0n0 worth or f"mi AMI
other supplies.
An official statement says Woodward
declared himself nNr"manla" aud ha.I.
I'm 1915. fired Il lodging h";iS" in W"rr.S-
ter. Mass.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-01-22
James Duncan

Special to Tho Intclligenccr
,KETSER ". Va. Ian. "l.-Th" body
Of James Duncan. SIS years old. who
died at che hons Of his daughter. Mrs.
T. T. King. Eniontown. Pa. was brought
to his old home near here. tho funeral
taking place from Duiing church with
interment in the family burytng ground.
Durinx the Civil war. he was employed
by the Federal government in the team
ing business and WAS AZ nne tim" zap
tured and confined as n prisoner IF war.
John W. Duncan. Thomas. ". Va. - a
son. His wife died several years ago.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-01-22
FIRE ON U. S. GUNBoAT.

rFikING. ChinA, jan. TN.--Th" Nm
arIcan gInUoat Mnnarar% WAS fired up
~ hv lhc Chimes" tiftE mil"S n;niVt
Yochow. on the Yang-Tsr- * lang. y"e-
tcr,iay. 4 sailor named nBrien was
killed and two other sailors wrr,
wounded.
The firing lasted for half an hour. ],
Is presumed that tn" asSailants wHr" a
detachment Of tho southern revolutions
airy forces.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-01-22

I.nt'S not forget today is m"atfss
day. r.ul.rh, -r your patriotism. con-
serve meat. help iii" Soldiers. help VIII
;h.> war. "
by observing" meailrSs day III every
household in this city will m"An IN"
saving nf ahnIt tu.n"n pounds Of meat.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-01-22
Infants Funeral.

Funeral sArvices Tor MARION knNpp
.rine--year-o;d son OF Harry and Fran
~cis Knapp who died Saturday ar the
home In McMechen. will nc hold this ar
ternoon from the home OF his uncle.
Martin Knapp. Of Garfield street. NJ
Mechen and interment will be made IN
Mt Zion.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-01-22
OBITUARY
Johnston funeral,

Funeral services for tho late Armour
Johnston, who died Sunday atferno""
wifi b. held this afternoon In tht nome
Of his brother. Jesse H. Johnston 10
400 Erie street. TIL" Rev. Or 'nasIsI
4 Robinson. pastor OF the First United
Presbyterian church. will ofticiat". anI
entombment will be in the Greenwood
receiHinE Nautt.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-01-22
LOCAL FREIGHT YARDS
ARE BEING CLEARED

Luca! freight yards and stations
cleared better than for MAN. weeks past
is the record Of shc r. Il o.. the Penn
Sylvan!t and the ". Il l.. l.. railroads.
Grea, quantities of fondstufts that have
been III storage awaiting shipment ar;
being moved with great rapidity.
Scores Of cars Of coal are passing
through the city daily since the. placing
OF the freight embargo several days ag".
and reports from the freight yards that
they are being rapidly cmp;iGd Of the
thousands of tons OF coal that havr been
bluckaded on account ot he shipment
n,thnr Frnirht
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-01-22
YnXMAH BADLY BURNED.

F. Hixen baugh fireman of Hitch
nan Coal company. living at McMechen.
vas badly burned yesterday when a
valve in tho boiler room exploded lie
vas resting we'll at the Glendale hos
p,tal early this morning. His burns are
no, considered to BE- serious.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-01-22
-,.,a, on John N. Baker.

Services OF John VI. Baker .wh" dls''
Friday at the home % his son-in-law.
Louis Barruu. No. 9nc Market stree.
were conducted yesterday afternoon
from the place OF death. The Rev Dr.
". H. Fields. psstor "r the First Chris
rian church .otficlated. and inteenent
was made at Greenwood.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-01-22
River Telegram s.

Davis Island Dam. - f""t. fHlIing
'iuudy.
s,oubenville. feet. falling: clear.
I.ork.rshury. 20 fest. falling; clear. :
Nurcaniuwn s f"e'. falling; clear.
on ,'itv, 10 f.rt. stationary: clear.
Warren. foot. stationary; clear
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-01-22
No Further Embargo Orders.

No further notifications were received
nj m. local offices today and coal. COKE.
oil and fuodStuffS are m" only things
being rSnv,d At present. 1t Is not "X-
,..r;rI the rmharSn will BE- changed for
some tim. =" come. and not until the
Yards ar, entirely empty Of all cungcs-
,i,, l.. Gncl and fpodStutfS-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-01-22
Realty Deeds Filed.
Marriage Licenses.

Walter Clarkson Medley md Laura
Addie Hatcher. both If Barnesrill".
Mike Mudrccs and Mary Wisrick, both
OF l.acfrrty.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-01-22

II 700 will vrits US that you ara
hard Of hearing and will try the
A,counticon We will RRDd van
The Cordova daily times., 1918-12-16
WILL EXPLOIT RESOURCESOF
 THE TERRITORY

The Alaska Bureau Of Publicity con templates the publication of Monthly Trade Bulletin, which for the present at least will be distributed free of ch'rgc To make this Bulletin d sac. cess r.. J. White, chief of tEe bu.cau, says it is necessary that each and every community in the territory fur n.ah a monthly letter setting forth it's advantages, opportunities, adaptabili- t.cs and resources, as well as the re qIiromcnts for further development and material progress. To that end he has sent out the following call:
 All organizations and individuals. therefore. by whom this circular k received are urgently requested to supply to the Alaska Bureau of Pub licity, at Juneau. information on the following subjects. as well as others that may be Of interest to any particu- lar locality:
 Mining Existing conditions and what is required to improve them; field for prospectors; definite oppor tunities for the investment of capital; minerals found ~
 Fishing Dcsc$ $ption of cannery, curing and cold storage sites; tribu- tary fishing grounds; other adyan- tagcs to prospective investors.
 Agriculture-Crops best suited to your locality; acreage obtainable; ex. isting markets and market quotations; amount of farm produce raised annu-
The Cordova daily times., 1918-12-16

ally; percentage of crops absorbed locally; percentage of crops available for exports; openings for mills and dehydrating plants.
 Stock Farming for dai- ries: size of herd needed; opportuni- ties for raising beef cattle or reindeer; local and tributary markets: locally grown forage.
 Fox Farming Possibilities for es- tablishing fox farms; available food for foxes Un this connection 1t should be noted that 1t is illegal to feed foxes on game.)
 Business Opportunities - MorChan- dizing; laundries; moving pictures; pool rooms other industries
 Professional Openings - Doctors, dentists, lawyers. engineers. assayers, surveyors.
 scale of wages paid; amount and class of labor needed.
 Homeseekers- What Inducements can you offer homeseekers and home builders?
 Kicks-What kicks have you? The publicity bureau wishes to cooperate i with the executive and legislative au- , thorities to remedy all existing ad-
 verse conditions.
 Our Soldiers and Sailors-What em- ployment have you for the men who have fought our battles in Europe, but
 who have been crippled in the war? | Alaskans must do their share in pro viding for the nations heroes. We
 want positions for clerks, stcnograph-
 CTS. mechanics and office men The publicity bureau is in receipt
 of many letters from persons seeking | information concerning the territory,
 and if you will cooperate with us the
 bureau can undoubtedly direct Consid- orablc attention to your community.
 The greatest desire of the bureau,
 which is also the purpose for which l it was created. is to be of direct bcne-
 fit to Alaska. Help us by giving us | q chance to help you.