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Washington Journal., 1918-12-20

ouf onoere @ciie geiuft uno babel
cine nelle @cIt entoedtl Ser gel.
Ttige Batter ober oieies geIomten
lmidmungs ouf Dem 0ebiete Der
@rofun0e i'm 10. S%abrGunoert Dar
fem onoerer, oils iener fii6ne Frin5,
Snfont Seinrid Der Seefabrer, mel.
der nit Ieinem genioIen GoriHer.
finn Den Sabrtouienoe alien 9ann
Oes engbegren3ten @eItfreiies Der
&nrte oes YtoIem1us brodl
@ir riibmen uns, uuf Dem @e'
biete Der gnt0edungcn uno @rfin'
oungen mebr 9eIeiitet 5u bober, als
iene 8eitepode Dor uns: ~oueroings
Iino oie tpeiBen SIeden Der liner
forbidden @ebiete" bon unieren 9nno.
fnrten berI6mlnoen, @eorp unO
MmunOien ltno bis an Die Sole Der
@rOtngeI georunger, ii4erli6 grob-
ortiaeg p1lroe in unieren Sogen er.
rei6tl Mber tpent irgeno Elm 3eit.
alter ods 3edt bat. ouf Dem @e.
bet Der gntoedungen nit unierem
TiG meIien gu 0iirfen, ia an @us'
Oebnung iene unierer moOernen @nt-
oedungen nod ~iibertroffen gu ia.
ben, 70 lit es iene @pode Seinri3s
oes Seefabrers unS ieiner fiibnen
@enoiierl
Washington Journal., 1918-12-20

3rot meiner oefliiiterten @ar.
nitngen fling Scnoii nod elmer Weile
bon neuem an ullO lticB babel utgo-
ride 2aute aus, Die ielbit Dem mil
sen S1Iodtruf Der Snoioner ole
gbre gentadt b1tten.
9ie @erion auf Dem @itteIiis
mari fid nit einem Nud orf Den
@iidIis oes @ogcns uno rib au1 Die
SutIdadtel an lid. = SD erinnere
mid ni9t mebr, oh iie mid erIt
fraqte, mas es nit Dem fremoen
Serrn fir cine 8euanOtnis babe
ODER Oh i6 ibr rlneefrogt &%ustunTt
erteilte, ieOenfaus iIiItcrte i'd ibr
su, Dab Der Serr %autueilen ioIde
Nnfaue babe, Die Jpn ieooa nidt I'M
eeringiten semeingefdbrIid moGten,
mas Tie i1on 0oraiis erieben Tonne,
SAB man i'm mir, einem iIngen Nen.
iden, anpertrnue, Der i'd ibn aud
ictt ins Strenuous brdGte.
2cnnu begleitete meine Gr5db'
lung nit S1noctIotIden uno Grasen-
Idneioen, nobel es Der Grou INNER
unbeimli1er muroe. 4lS lie nun
Uoaenos beitdtiot fab, OoB iie NIT
einem Srriinnigen in einem Wagetl
iei, lieb iie raid Oas Iinte Seniter
6erunter, idrie Dem 9lti6er 81, ol-
5ubolter, mari tire G9oftel 5ur
i9nea seoffneten Cir nod pGbreno
ser Jobrt binaus u. n6I3te iih ibr,
lobolo Die Bferoe gum Stebett ge-
braht pnrcn, eilenos nn6.
2enou berbeugte iih geeen unie.
rem Y~Iogegeilt aus benz @ngen,
griiBte iie nit bofmdnniider @ran.
6e55a, uno oonn eri9on ein @eI6h.
ter aus Der Holtfutide, 6os ben 20.
meriI9en SelOen Sreuoe gemadt
bate.
Oils mir uns umfaben, itan0 oos
entieste uno entieslide 8eib mitten
auf Ser 2anoItroBe neben ibrer Sut-
IdladteI, mir ober oriffen na9
Stobl uno Stein, uno bal0 oampf.
ten 3tpei friid angcbrannte 3tgarren
gu beioen @ageufenitern binous.
8p0If Sabre ipdter, Dieoer i'm
Monot Wooember, erbieIt i9 einen
@rief pom nIten 8nterlano, in benz
man mir nn5eigte, oaB 2enou tuirt.
lid tpabniinnig %seporoen iei uno in
cine Srrenanitalt gcbra6t tperoen
muBte. 9a iiberfom mid Elm tiefes
@rauen, benin i9 erinnerte mid ie.
tles gemeiniamen Mbenteuers, un0
nleine Sr6nen floiien fir ben teuren
Sreuno, 6eiien berrIi6er @eilt nun
in @abrbeit umnad)tet tuar.
Washington Journal., 1918-12-20
G~reiiensIRd.
Gen S. 81. gif6er.

@rn S. 81. Slider.
@te man ras Sitter ait9 mag pertlasen,
@ie pieI llebles audi bon ibm iogen,
Sic gbre mub man Inn oennob 9eben,
SAX es ING gonnt, nod bag gu erleben.
@ie es tut, ii5 fiiblt uno idmedt,
8eun Tie, Die uns 10 toll gei1redt,
Ierbent, geiagt, ourd bic 8dlter 1e'
bett,
@enn lie nun enblih 81 gutter 2eet,
NblaBt BON Der teu1enben 8eute,
9ie SG9crin nit Der grimmigen Mcrte.
Sic nilDe Sdgerin 2eiNeniGaft.
So 1dmedt tpie elm Sdldfhen nab Stf
ide gut,
@o man 10 Sanft einnide.. tut.
@IIp, ibr Qeipenlhaften, Goel
@uer GbldieS tut mir nidt pebl
Sod cine min i6 bebalten: Cine:
Sen Corn auf bas Sdledte, BAG Ges
meine.
Sreube ebIt ni3t lange, pc
Mrhs;& Nrhnunn mn Sreue lit.
Washington Journal., 1918-12-20
Sin nener @uac-G riat.

Ser oerti9e Grinder &arI Ser
eat alf @runo LANCER Stuoien ei
lleues 8erfabren 5ur @raeugung be
@one.@riaB aus Der Saierbarrt o.
Sopfens erfunoen. 0ie @rfinout
hcpabrt ii9 uno pur6e bon 81
@roBinouItrie iibernommerl.
Washington Journal., 1918-12-20

Sneine CT poblrs9ulierten Gomil
1T Der Oel3peig bes Sriebens bdui
Elm tii@tiger &obrftpd.
Washington Journal., 1918-12-20

@enn es lif oamaIs rtidt idon
in @irfli9feit Inn einen fleinen,
pcriibergebenoen @abniinnsanfan
banoelte, 10 bot Ser 3ufan ieoen.
fnns ELM ieltianles Spiel getrieben.
Washington Journal., 1918-12-20

Sreube febIt ni9t lange, tpO
Mrbeit. Srbnung unb Sreue TT.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-12-20
MEMORIAL HALLS IN
EVERY COUNTY Of
STATE SUGGESTED

Hon. Thomas G. Miller. principal OF
Shsnhn-d Cyllcg: Stat: Normal school.
AID former state Superintendent OF fr''r
schools makes an interesting SuSSrS-
.,un in Tho following letter I" Tho In
t"ll,I-"nr"r:
TO Tn" editor OF Tn" tn;"itiC"ncer:
Sir:-In many parts % IN" country
:.;r-.. IS 4 manifest desire Expressed IN
yarro,lS Was 70 honor n" bray" men
wi.u within the last Nv" years went
-nrte. IN defense ~ human liberty. N''v"T
y; tho worlds history w:IS there Il NOR"
Ya:rj";Ic uprising ~ Intelligent mon ~
defense or t!.' rtSIt. Nor" than tw"
luIil;"n o; ..>r 4nnS ard brothers went n
- foreign shores. others %"r" ready anu
:trNiu,:S - 20. bat IN" collapse ~ auto
c7:l,!c power ,nad" X unnecessary. Nor"
than on" hurd-"d Thousand "t th"s"
bray" mon gay" tir.lr ii""s IL d"t"nSr
at lih"-:. ard ~ -" fr'"'l't "c no
w"-i! Not "n!y Sh"ulI ~" honor m"
.Vnd. bGt ~. ~ruuih tc"nSur" III mind
and heart sentiments -: no deepest
gratitude for ali whu placed their S"ET-
:c": upon their r"Uu,rr'- altar.
Numerous suggestions ht"" h""Ii made
nc 10 .hc proper means a. h"nnr!nS our
soldiers. living ard dead. New York
wants = cr"at triurlrhal arch On ono ~
f,rr beautiful avenue. ti'!"$ and towns
arr wing with each Other rs I" Il prop
will como many beautiful "Npr">Sl"rs
arn-.c;a:iy-> ~ m" great work don" b.
'cur brave men: and art: $"I"n"" and
scenic beauty in all forms Will h"
brought INTO rcqulSi'!np in different
places. would not discount III" beauty
,,r Tho shat; ar column. nor II" bronze
tablet. neither Grccian nor Roman art
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-12-20
The Divorce Evil

Is i. incrca SINK nr diminishing. was
III" uu"Giin ION asked Il prominent New
NnrE attorney. VIII" claimed IN" phrr"m-
email record uf having pHrtlrtNrt"l IN -
hiv'urC" rIsrS in 4 year. II think" ~"
wrrrd wnh an amused smile refer
rms; tn his Tn,'"rd. Tint there il n slight
incrrnsr." Whrn asked his opinion for
tn" raliSr &c thr iiCr"aS" III r1fnpNund-
al his answer INTO tw" words. "lmngi-
naitv.' nfiGri,ty." II" went Oh to state.
That il husbands. and wives were not So
anNiOris iG f.nd ERRORS III on" anotErTS
unS: i:,r.' and .St"n Ia III" whisper
~ SranG llnuS hr;crayH. min" cases out
uf ten wound H." eliminated. Taking for
inriuHC.' Tho pih~r Mau':- VIC. 4 play
rt intensity that deals with this Nu"Si ION
III n most r"markahh" manner. wh"r" the
author has woven G:Ir% in SU'h :. man
nrr fhh; thr r'rar;tr'rT% arr led into MI!
sorts nf rrnrpli M Ions and seemingly
compromising situations. Which brings
forth tear and lnuEhi"r and gives IN"
woman h"r Justice in spit" ~ mans oh
.iinary. ard l;DdS NIL in tn" hliSSfu'
realm -: happiness in "HncIn"!"n. TN"
play Is BEAUTIFULLY c'r:tumcd. and COR
sroilsly rinurtrG under fhr nhl" d:roc-
ton If tn" Iamh:rt Producing Company
ISot lnc,D. Tickets on sale N"nhar nj
. a. M TIL" engagement is for W"dn's-
day ard Thursday. iH>rcmb"r 2a-@f. nj
the Court.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-12-20
-FOUR APPEAL
CASES FILED

In The clcrh Of lh" circuit court $
ofcirc from appeal "a""S w"r' filed from
Iristir, nnhhS court. they w"r": Slrnuc-
Ensh,tt vs. Vincent Ncrr.'lnit,. ~" plain
iiff asks for tiin.hn. winch sum was ~
D,nL"d on 4 ""m"ut fl''"T ~ a residences
uut tn uikr whirh m" defendant. rs \
yul.-ruiiiruCtor hullt. and Il - alleged
tina, tn. floor did not com" ~ 20 plans.
The Auto S;l,.s "a. ~. Harry =. Hawk
rr wherein the pin'n,iif ~u"s fur 32"o
due On AN auI"rnnlil" which was sold I"
thu defendant.
Tho Irr Lash "a. ~ N"w York ". 4.
Peters. IN which thr Lash 60. "u"S for
iiG IN dH" i,r an advert !S"ucni On thu
curtain uf \ e>'ll Theatre.
TIL" I.aw:":ir. Meter ''ar 20. ~ WIN
lltrt. X Sons. lh,' hIaintrf SUES Yer
$iIi."n due f"r *umrIrI"S h"uEhi by IN"
Il, PENDANT.
Another cas- styled the l;'-nre" r. StI-
f.l Co. -. ''hnrlrS W. Eil"y. Elizabeth
Riley and J. r. Errr"ll and George l..
lloyd. Jr. Trustees. in which tho plain
Iiff sues for $llT.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-12-20

nor the widespread oak. but noticing
in different parts OF the country. both
North and South. the mistakes made in
the lavish expenditure Of money for in
appropriate rucporIals to the soldiers of
The Civil War raise the question
whether th"rn is not pcttrF way or
h"norinc our soldiers. TIL" work OF the
Y NJ i. y. and n" y. W. 6. A.. the
Red Cross and kindred societies hGv"
brought these organizations into such
prominence that tho world Will want
these agencies continued. Th"y Will he
needed in the future for tn" uphulldints
Of soci"t? In all parts of the world. and
there 10 I great field for them in our
own local communities here in West
Virginia. think. therefore. that pro-
vision should hn made for u permanent
hnrn" fer these splendid organizations 30
they may carry on their work IN the
enlarged fields opening w To them
VIII pot then crrct ~ every county
Soat and in many OF our larger towns n
Memorial hall for general u.s.: Such n
hail should contain Il ilr-" auditorium. n
rv,,IsrItn. IN historical collection. md an
cxhihi, OF tho products of the county or
section. r should have rest rooms for
;hc transient visitor. Such building
should contain 7 library suited I" tn"
needs If all tho people. and in general he
4 center - civic hnttrrr"nt not only
for ~" Immediate nciEhborhnod. hut fnT
!.-"nZ" tablets could h" placed in proper
J~,%it;nnS: historical records and pic
turrS could be mad" prominent. and all
features Of Il Memorial could he main
tain"d IN this buIldln&. West Virginia
moods \ hundred such buildings. They
might rang" in cos; from ten 20 ffty
Thousand dollars. or innrr. according 70
tho sentiment and desires nf respective
counties ar communities.
For years I hhv" desired Ia 500 a Wild
or distribution If good lit"ratur" in our
Sr;.tr. b"i:"vinG tina: Wholesome BOOKS
no. ONLY in TN" a"h""l libraries hut for
the general pUhil" w",iid tend 10 pro
y:lotc h"it"r ni"r:tl. social and intellect
ual conditions. and think no better
time IL nphaSiZr this Enul work than
n" prr :art III tin. ERECTION "f Memorial
halls OF COURSE. dn not oh j"Ct Ia hr
Nc kinn"ye suggestion for n proper mo-
mortal AZ thr Yves, Virginia I'uivcrSItv
whrr our EnurC m"n and young women
r"ncrrca:r lfnrvard Memorial hall has
h"cu an inspiration :" thousands II
Young mon who haze g0n" Ia that great
scat ne learning. and anything that will
stimuli {" Tho best impulses nf our M
lures should he brought into r"uuiSltlon.
hut wrulI want Decentralization n
thoS., r,"sSibiliticS for MI tn" communal
tics of Tia" state in the multiplied aCrn-
rir@ CcntrrinC in those memorial halls.
TT"rirC tn. see som" SUCH artu take
crrfrnntS RI" nation and tn" world.
Announcement is now made by Sen
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-12-20

ator Ransdeu. It's president that ;hc
fourteenth convention Of tho National
Rivers and Harhors Congress will hr
held at the New willard hotel. Wash
ington, on Wednesday. Thursday and
Friday. February 5. s and Z. 1919.
For this convention Il radical change
in the character Of tho program has
been decided on. Instead OF Il series OF
prepared papers and addresses the time
will be given almost entirely to IN"
discussion rc transportation questions.
including those on which thor" is the
creates, difference Of opinion. HI"
opening address on both sides OF those
questions will be given by prominent
men who have given special study 10
III" subject Of debate. after which IN"
matter will hn thrown omen for gem
cral discussion. The time Of each speak
or will be limited so that as many hS
possible will he ahlr IN tax" rnrt
As tho delegates will como from NIL
paris If tho country. IN" convention
will constitute" an open forum which
will not only show tho trend ot public
opinion upon m" vitality important
rrcGtinns which mr." To b" discussed. hut
viii be Of srrvir" 70 tho general pubhr
IN reaching correct conclusions AMI to
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-12-20
"The Aviator Girls"
-. -. --- -.

Tn" patrons If III" Court Will h" on
t"rtaln"d h:' ia" ".hV'aitr Girls" M"ndT:
ard Tuesday iI"r"In!r"r -" and " 'taii-
ing Hard for thr IiEh Flyer" is IN" liil'
81 III" iwu Act offering during III" ~"
trun nf whnh n" latest musical mann
h"rs and latest novelties ar' intrnIiur"d
Tho cast comprises SOM" Of III" best
Known bUri"S'IU" artist" 'N"r assembled!
IN on" show. Among ilrrm may h' fil"iI-
TONED Mill" l.nN"rid,:" Ei"nnrr I."v'r".
Ethel SChui!a Charles N.'il. No 'il?rN.
James M"ir""n"y and ti''"rE" tHiiiGnI"n.
a chorus -: ":Ht""u girls styled 9TH"
Dancing Earrings" assist III" principals
n ma!.ing tn "nt"rtainm"n; one NJ rlI*s
III every manner.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-12-20
STARTING RIGHT
Small Block Sold Yesterday ut S7-New
Security on the Market.

Sterling rights. or rather tn" right 10
silh:c-Ihe 70 III" nCw stock ~ thr S''r-
liz; I;rm"dy Company y, par mao" '"il'
,,,,'rarnt,-.. Yesterday. 'Th" dealing on
thr ri.ht~ is has",! on N" assumption
,Ert thu sl"rkh"ldrrs Will make ne"
ISSUE If s: nIn. on" rf stock. and that TINS
stock will lm av::ilah!" aeon at:"r JAi'u-
~ =, when tn" *;wr"h"id'TS meeting
,s ,n Lr held. Thu first sale nf til" rights
u: r.rnrtrd at 81 per share. 1t -
STATED! Ina: a small hi"";, sold Al TINT
urIc" Thrr" has been Er"H; deal OF
Speculation r"ncrrriug n" rights ana
"rtirnatrS rs {" III" vaiG" nf tho Stn!"
share.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-12-20

rs. the Wabash-Pittcburgh Terminal
Railway company. an order was entered
in the L. :. district court OF the north
crn part Of West Virginia adopting and
confirming the order entered in the
original suit NJ Pittsburgh in the wcsl-
ern district Of Pennsylvania! confirm:
inn. tho report Of tn" receiver; Horace
vs. tho sburgh Terminal
receiver and withdrawing suit.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-12-20

oral business houses and number 81
firms havr received letter" through 'h'S
hranra "f tn" service M" 'H IL - H", ,i,,
n.;,,, -: :, rev ":nd" there la novelty
in II. i special stamp b"ar:ng m" WORDS
ar Nah Srrv'"". W"sh.. - y. rlii'a;
city from which posted IS
I,.:,crd ON tn" letter. H. SIDES the r'Eu-
IT, ~ ,hrc,.-,.rn, stamps ar" required.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-12-20
HELD TO FEDERAL
JURY FOR BREAKING
AND ENTERING
o. S. Marshal Short Gathers In Three
FOR Stealing Whisky from
Freight Car.

Deputy |. $. Marshal John NJ Shorts
county OIL Tuesday and arrested Logan
l'h'h"r. Al Spencer and Clyde SnrIvrr
Tor breaking into a freight car ana
stealing whISkry in An interstate snip
mont 1T R"a'l"r. Il station on III" j. * o.
short line.
Tho m'n wrrc taken 10 New Martins
vile. and yesterday were given n hear
inE hrfur" /. :. Commissioner Mcintyre.
VIII" held them for tho federal grand
jury nj rarkrrSburT january "A 1919.
Shrtr"r vas released on Il $500 bond
for his appearance. linnhcr and Sp"n-
""r w|rc sent To Jail in default.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-12-20
STOPS,
NEURALGIA CONE
DR.. JAMES HEADACHE POWDERS
GIVE INSTANT RELHF-COST
pIE A PACKAGE.

Errvc-racking. splitting or dull. throo-
hing hcafach.~y'icld in Just n few moi
mcnts to DR.. James Headache Powders
which cost only 10 cents package at
any drug store rs the quickest. sur
cst headache r"lict in the whole world.
Don't suffer. Relieve the agony and dis
trcss now. You can. Millions of mon
and women have found that headache
or neuralgia misery Is needless. Get
what you ask for.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-12-20
Sues for infringement
Of Patent Rights

4 sui was entered in tn" office OF tnr
f.~Ir--l fiStrIr' court yesterday,
.h,. lIau,f.,l company OF M"rid"n. Conn:
-. IN. jefferson Glass company 4in
H. j"rr"r."n Lis hl c"npaGE Of foir
lnnsh"r praying; i"r m accounting ="
d.,frn~,. in. IN" ranufartnr" "i Sn'i.i+
;,..i,.r< nmd I:rh;inc fixtures, IN which
The rIain, Is mad" that IN" drf"nIan,
company 'nfrint"d "''
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-12-20
COUNTY COURT NEWS
Deeds.

s. A. williams and wife. Hclnn. to Eli
Johnson n tract OF land situated in Lib
rrry district. CnnSdrrai ion $40.
Three deeds Of trust were submitted
:" record.
Marriage License1-
Edward ". FrnZ"" Washington Co. Ia.
Mildred i. McQuay Washington o..Pa.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-12-20
Keep Bowels On Schedule
keen BoEels ON Schedule

Lat", retarded functinnrnE throws IN"
whole days duties "tlt OF gear k""I'
the system rir;tuscd. fs" arl"tlt" lively.
the stomach staun"h with l'r. KING"
Ecw,Lifn Pills. Mild and tome in ac-
ton. Sold everywhere.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-12-20
Y W. e. A. MEETING

The regular meeting 81 the board CT
directors nf the Young Womcn'S Chris
tim Association. will b. held this morn
ing at l0:3n O'Clock al the association
building All members of the board are
requested Ia be present
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-12-20
AIR MAIL RECEIVED

Wheeling is still ON tn" map This
fact has h""n proven Very often o! lat,
and yesterday i vnS again aS""TiAin'~i
b. the arrival NJ aerial mail here Soy
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-12-20
Receivers Report Confirmed

1t ~: rfri,'c of thr clerk ~ tho fr'i-
r-al di%ir!ct court yesterday in n" 'a$"
IN rGuitv II the tanker Trust com panE
The Marietta journal and courier., 1918-03-29
CLARK LIBRARY is
OPEN FOR SOLDIERS

The War Camp Community Ser
vice committee has wired the Clarke
Library on Church street, and the
city is donating the electricity so
that the library can be used by the
soldiers.
1t will be open every evening from
z to $3.50 and it is hoped that some
of the boys may find it pleasant to
spend some time in the evenings
there.
Late copies of the standard maya
zines will be found on it's tables, and
many good books on the shelves.
The boys are cordially invited to
come to the library, and those citi-
zens of the town who can not come
during the day, are also welcome to
come and make the acquaintance of
their town library, and see what
Marietta owns in this line.
The Marietta journal and courier., 1918-03-29
GEORGIA TO APPROVE
PROHI AMENDMENT

Atlantay Ca, March 21.-Prohi-
bition members of the legislature,
and they constitute an overwhelm-
ing majority of that body, assert that
an underground effort is underway
in Georgia to prevent the ratifica-
ton of the prohibition amendment
to the United States constitution
when the latter comes before the
general assembly at the session next
summer. That it will die in birth is
the general opinion. Georgia has
one of the most thorough and effec-
tive prohibition laws in the country.
With prohibition sweeping the entire
nation, as well as the civilized world,
it is not regarded as being within the
bounds of the remotest possibility
that the legislature of this state will
take the back track on the great
movement.
The Marietta journal and courier., 1918-03-29
SCREEN STARS GIVE THEIR
OPINIONS ON IDEAL MAN

Fannie Ward-"1f my ideal man
is to be prosperous, he must be able
to stand it. If he is going to have
hard knocks, he must be able to stand
them. He must have a clear, alert
brain. / believe ! am more attracted
by clever brain than anything else.
provided it is straight and not a
crooke done. ] don't care much a
bout his manneisms or his manners
let me know his habitsw
Jewel Garment am immediate
ly attracted to any one who has blue
eyes. Every couple know, of which
one member has brown eyes, and the
other has blue, is unhappy. So when
! marry Pm going to select a man
with blue eyes like my own"
Madge Kennedy-'H must be
gentle, first of all. l don't mean
merely mild; real gentleness comes
only from strength. When a man is
gentle, he will be strong when the
need comes. Gentleness and
strength-they are the extremes OF
his character. If a man has both
all else that's good will fall be-
tween.
Dorothy Dalton-"The ideal man
is fortunately becoming extinct
say fortunately, because, were men
perfect, this would be indeed a dull
and stupid world. We women would
probably pine away for want of gos-
sip if all men were ideal A hus-
band is like a cake-one would not
want to keep on eating after having
enough; and too often, too the cake
proves to be quite indigestible.
Marguerite Clark-"Is there such
man in real life-a man who can
laugh at just the right time and
make me laugh at the right time,
too? That's the main thing in the
ideal man-good humor, good nature.
All the rest hinges on that attri-
butte"
The Marietta journal and courier., 1918-03-29
ENGLAND AND ITALY
REDUCE SHOE PRICES

There has already been a drop in
the prices charged by retailers for
footwear in view of the Govern
ment's action in placing on the mar
ket, standardized shoes made at con-
trolled rates of profit, according to
a report to the United States Depart
ment of Commerce.
At a recent exhibition of ''war-
time" boots SO samples were shown,
ranging from heavy boots for carriers
and laborers to shoes for ordinary
street use, and children's shoes.
Prices range from $206 to $6.38 a
pair. The shoes are made entirely
of leather and the retailers price
stamped on the sole.
Italian factories are manufactur-
ing standardized shoes, using leather
furnished by the Government, which
controls the system of sales to the
public.
In England the manufacture of
standard cloth for mems suits has
made rapid progress, "a patterns be-
ing included in the first goods shown.
AS now planned, provision is made
for 100000 to 100000 suits ready
for delivery from June to August.
The project may later include pro-
duction of certain classes of cloth for
women's wear, with a gradually wild
ening range of production under Gov
ernment Standardization.
The Marietta journal and courier., 1918-03-29

comrades are bravely fighting lets
back them up. And NOW is the
time. Recruiting offices in every
large town. One here in Marietta,
Ga, at Postoffice Building.
Yours truly,
Recruiting Sergeant.
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1918-06-07
WOMEN FALLING DOWN on RED
CROSS PLEDGES
Out of 36f Who Pledged to do Wor',
less than TwU-Thiri. of Them
Are Keeping the Pledge.

The News hears froE; those mos,
actively cEpUusing the cause Of thu
local Red Cross that there j. ton-
,ral tendency on the part of lot
of local women 10 he siackers in the
work. and that this condition l. scr
iously impa!rin,5 the work Of the 10.
cal Chapter.
When the campaign was made Il
few weeks ago, II is said that "6i
women signed the pledge 10 do some
work al least one" Il week AZ one or
the other of the three Red Cross
work rooms. Last week. however.
all in all. only o3i women responded
for work. we are informed.
The women must remember that
in France are 3.S22 hospitals sus-
tanned by the women of America and
their work If you have a right to
fail. so have others; and If all fail
ed in their work. these hospitals
would not he sustained.