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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-07-29
The Smell Of Leather.


To return tu the main road, another
n,lnr which ON" would hardly call sweet,
and yet which delight in. is IN" smell
Of leather. | love to go into leather
sh0p not only because tn CthinEs that
arc made Of leather are 50 fascinating.
but because love the queer rrmittv"
smell If the hides. That is my quarrel
with oil these substitutes for leather in
bags and SuitcnS"$. md 50 forth-th"y
may look tho sam" and wear the same.
but th"y don't smell the same.
Another variety OF shop who's" dis
tinctivr smell Commcnds II To m"-"s-
rccially on a hot day. for thor" is some
thing cool about its oder II an "dor can
be cool--is the drug store ! have tried
over and over again 10 analyzc that SmcIl
and | can't I'll" mingled ode rs IF many
drugs must hr IN II and Il Whit OF cool
Sweetness from N" soda fountain. Rut
that is not all. Perhaps som" other spc-
ciatist in tn" pleasures of IN" sense or
smell provides can cnlight"n me.
The Greenhouse Smell.
4 also low" III" smell "f n greenhouse.
suppnSr hat seems natural enough,
since. presumably. tho smell of III" green
house - the incense Of many N"wHrS.
I;ut !, 10 not only that-.it Is IN" smell
of man: flowers. and. as an underlying
motif. tho smell Of damp moist earth
stcamirg in tn" heat and sunshine. 1t
* No, either Of Ih"s" alon" ihat | love.
but tho peculiar harmony they max" to-
Ecth"r
And now here's hoping I hay" not been
writing IN the Creek Of unShar"d fanclcS,
but IN the good. plain English Of s"nsn-
tons you too have known.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-07-29
WILL CLOSE CONTRACT.

1'ARlS. July 2S--(By Tho Associated
Press. J--C. W. Hare. chairman Of tho
American stocks liTuidntinE commission.
and his staff arrived AT Brcst today and
WAS expected 10 reach Paris late tonight
with tho expect alton Of soon closing n
contract with tho French government
for tho purchase Of American supplies
in Europe.
been drafted tentatively. II approved.
promptly would enable all American
troops except tn" few thousands remain
Ing on tn" Rhine. {" return to tho United
States 10y September !. It was said.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-07-29
SPORT WRITER SUES
PROMOTER RICHARD

PITILApELPlllA. Ia. July 2N.--Ml!I-
lam II Recap. = local sports writer
has brought Sult against George a..
Richard to recover S5.u"G damages Tor
alleged SANDER and defamation "f char
actor. Tho action is based on Il state
mont said to have hc"n made by RACK
ard on July nth. the day after the
Willard-Drmpscy fight. In the pr"S"nr"
Of Harry kcck. Of Toledo. il Is CharE-
Cd Richard declared that Recap at
tempted to hlackmarl him of Sl.unO IN
connection with the ilGht. This state
mcnt. Rncar declares. was untrue.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-07-29
.HUNCARIANS THROWN
BACK BY RUMANIANS

VIENNA Sunday. July - -'Th" Hun
Earian Soviet troops have been thrown
back IN disorder across tn" Thesis river
10y Tho RumanianS AT SZolnok and other
points. according to reports received
her" to-day.
CON July II IN" Hungarian advarc"
vas declared by tho RumanianS 10 hay"
been stopped by their artillery fire.. but
Hungarian sources claimed thor troops
wcrc meeting with succcssD
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-07-29
REVOLT IN HONDURAS.

SAN SALVADOR. July 2S.-A rcvolu-
ticnary movement headed by General
Guicti"rrcz. presidential candidate. is re-
ported today by tho press 10 have broken
nut in Honduras. tn" revolution was
said 10 hav" been proclaimed in tho de-
partmCnt OF rariSo.
Various encounters between rebel
forces and tho government troops wcr"
said to have occurred on tho NicaraEuan
frontier,
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~ 4 - 4 q sS
w Ramtlh Cameron a
SOME DOORS I LOVE

Don't yuu love Tho sH"ll Of freshly
locked uvnrripc S'ruwh"rrirs. with the
warmth Of IN" SunShn" stIll upon them?
think hk" 10 sulr IN" fragrance OF
strawbrrrlrS just about as much as to
cat them. l. seems to III" that no Hover
has The SPIRIT of tn" wUdS and tho fields.
If $uush!n, and west wind. concentrated
IA rs fragrance quit" as much as this
berry.
Onr Inevitably associates fragranc"s
with n"wrr.; amd Yet mast confess that
thor" are Scrcra! fraEraurcS---or perhaps
l should not try to dignity them by that
name, but frankly call them smcllS-that
l love a$ much as IN" flower smells.
The Smell Of Fresh-Cut Wood.
Tn" smell rf Strawberries Is ono such
smell. Another is that Of fresh wood.
| love 10 come upon n pile OF freshly
cut logs in IN" woods. l love the moe
Subdu"d wood smell Of a lumber yard
or now house. incidentally. | know
that am not alon" III this particular
fancy | knew on" who'll" rae" Of Crra-
lures that appear to share II I" high
degree. am sure anyone who has lately
moved into n ncwly-built houS" can
guess what | mean. or 30 20 astray
IN assuming that II is tn" smell of the
now wood which faS"Inat"S this busiest
Of all insects - such m extent that hc
leaves his building and Sp"EdS NOR"
hours walking about. first my new house.
n,\t Year my new porch. and next year
nay addition. The Huthorman insists
that do. he declares that we have built
on top Of thu ants house and that h" is
simply investigating to Sc" what tins
structure Is.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-07-29
HAMMERSTEIN ILL

NEW YORK. July 2S.-OScar liam
merstcin, producer Of grand opera. is
Eravcly III OF n complication Of diseases
In hospital hero. il was learned today.
He suffered n similar attack year md
a half ago
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-07-29

Before The arrival of tho lecturer. let
us sec who can guess the name Of a plain
little flower Of III" meadows, suggested
by this rrhuS sketch.
ANSWER TO no. III
CHIMES plus CAPE: minus ESCAPE
plus FAN plus BOWL. plus ADX minus
BOW minus LAD plus CAPE, minus CAP
equals CliIMP.lNZEE.
copyright. 1919. by Sam Loyd.)
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FLEET HAS SAILED

ON BOARD THE L. s. :. NEW MEN
ICO. Sunday. July 21.--tRy wireless via
Colon 10 the Associated Pr"ssl - The
Pacific fl""t. which passed successfully
through tho Panama canal yesterday on
It's voyage from hampton Roads to The
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-07-29
MILLIONS are suffering with rheumA

MILLIONS are suffering with rhcuma-
tiSm. Most important discovery OF thu
age. 4 herb that actually drives tho
most stubborn Gaze Of rhcCmaiism en-
tircly out Of the system. People write
US and say they are astoundrJ At the re-
suits. especially on tho kidneys; Just
think Of the money making possibilities;
Representatives wanted. Wiz pound
postpaid. ~ pounds IS express palo.
rheumatism Herb Co.. Venice. Call:or-
MIA my-2S-tf
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-07-29
DOCK STRIKE ENDS

LIVERPOOL. July GO tEy III"
Associat Cd Prcss)--Thc strike nr do"K
workers has hron settled. Work will pc
resumed today tTuCSdayN.
The strikers regard tho settlement a.
greatly IN their favor.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
wAETED-A

WAETED-An energetic man with small
capital to handl. tn" county agencies
for ONO, Marshall. Brook" and ifhnr"fk
counties. None hui r'lnhl" persons need
apply West Virginia Peerless starter
CO.. Th.lIppI. W. Va. Jy-2!-l
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wANTED-Four good farm hands wages
$500 Il week. house and garden w
T.. Hcrvcy. Martins Ferry. o. jy-29-i
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FOR SALE

FOR SALE-Mod'rn = r""m house. West
FaY"',' Sta Martins Ferry. Call 3l6-M
$iuu". Jy-29-i
FOR sALE-oNE OF THE BEST I'M
PROVED sTocEAND GRAIN FARMS
IN SOUTHEASTERN OHIO, CONTAIN
ING 200 ACRES SITUATED 2Ia mEE
EAST OF WATERFOWL, IN WATER.
TOWN TOWNSHIP. WASHINGTON
COUNTY, o. HAS SPLENDID SIX
ROOM FRAME HOUSE, SUMNER
KITCHEN AND WASH HOUSE, THREE
BARNS AND ALL OTHER NECES
SARY OUTBUILDINGS. HAS 100 900
FEET OF STANDING TIMBER; Is
WELL FENCED AND EXTRA WELL
wATERED; LAND LAYS WELL AND
IS ALL IN GRASS EXCEPT WHAT I!
UNDER CULTIVATION. TETS PARM
LAYS ON GOOD ROAD BETWEEN
MARIETTA AND WATERFORD. REA
SON FOR SIZZLING, OWNER WANTS
TO RETIRE. FOR REFORMATION IN
QUIRE OF LEWIS Keller, owNEA
OF FARM, r. d. 3, WATERFORD, O..
Jy-23-m
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wANTED-Laborers. Apply Steam
Electric Company, 1912 Market street.
jy-29-i
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WANTED-Male

wANTED-Rclablcy young man to learn
the typewriter business. Around IS
years Of age. Underwood Typewriter.
1913 Main. jy-29-i
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FOR RENT-Furn1shed Rooms

FOR RENOFurnishcd rooms for ligh
housekeeping. nice sleeping rooms,
centrally located, l149 Market. jy-24-m
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wANTED--A small air compressor TO
give about 800 pounds pressure. Reply
+. C. Box No. 45S. city. jy-29-l
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WANTED-Agents

wANTED-Agents make big money
selling typewriter ribbons. Samples
35 cents each: for 800; one dozen for
National Ribbon linking Works Dept. b
S723 Fourth Ave-. Brooklyn, New York.
jy-28-l
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FOR SALE Farm 1881 acres. miles
west Of Atwood. OHIO. Carroll Co.. in
good condition. For particulars address
y. Il. Fry, Mrn"rn! city OHIO. jy-l6-4@t
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PERSONAL

MARRIAGE papcr-photos. descriptions,
many rich, want 10 marry; free. II.
jam. st. laul. MINI. ty-22-n
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WANTED OR RooMEp HOUSE
WITH BATH, IN CITY OR SUBURBS
POSSESSION AUG. 1ST. ADDRESS g..
E. c., CARE INTELLIGENCER jy-2G-t
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WANTED-Sales1nen.

wANTED-Salesman Factory rebuilt
tire are in demand. men making $500.
5000 per week. West Virginia territory
open. Men with machines preferred.
Apply Hotel Windsor Room sos. F. H.
hioerKer' jy-2s-i
WAHTED-Candy statesmen. agents, ad.
vertise mfg. Good pay. Kurn Candy
c., Philadelphia, pa :e-lS-x
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MISCELLANEOUS
TAKE NOTICE.

Tho Agency Ford ON" Of the hest
selling Motor Trucks ON tn" Market is
open now. FIRST class dealer proposition
for West Virginia. II will pay :'Vu TO
investigate. See Mr.. l.. Reese. Windsor
Hotel July 3lst 10 August LIST. Jv-2S-k
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WANTED-AGcnts. Candy. Big bay.
Start one Of our Specially Candy fae.
tories in your home, small room. any.
where. We tell how and furnish every.
thing. Advertise. Grand opportunity.
Men Women. Candy Co., 1919 RansIeaa
St. Philadelphia, Pa !y-7-30:
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fo1 1ENT-One large light front room
End floor. Market street. steam heat,
rent furnished or unfurnished. Inquire
End floor Inteiil8encer Bldg. ta-1I-tf
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FOE SALL-AutomooiIsa

FOR SALE-Modcl Buick touring car 4
new SilvertOwn cord tires; driven 5000
miles: sl,3S5. One l8 Ford roadster
body SIS. Call 1891 Bcllaire jy-2S-i
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H"%t coast ~ tho United States, sailed
tonight from Panama IL san Diego
California.
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ATLANTIC CITY HOTELS
HOTEL BOSCOBEL
THE WILTSHIRE

Virginia av and Beach Ocean view: capacity $50:
private baths. running water in rooIhs elevator. &c
amcnoln plan. SPECIAL weekly rates. BOOKLET
SNMIEL ELLIS.
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For Rent Furnished Rooms.

Sleeping Room Per week. .........s2.00
Bachelors housekeeping Rooms. $50
Largo housekeeping room. ...... 800
Range. bath and phone. 1929 Chapline.
jy-23-j
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WHAT is YOUR ACE LIMIT?

By Sophie Irene Loeb
IT IS NEVER TOO LATE FOR SUCCESS PROVIDED The WILL
AND DESIRE ARE THERE
NEWCOMER AVERTS THE THREATENED FISH FAMINE
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FOR RENT

FOR 1HNT-Nicely furnished rooms.
modern conveniences, In business cen.
ter or city. Inquire Ind floor Inte!liKcn.
Ger Bldg. ja-Ij-tf
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WANTED-Male or Female
WANTED-Female

housckeepcr for widowers family on
small farm. Fair wages. Comfortable
home. Work not heavy. Middle ag6d
woman preferred,
The Nenana daily news., 1919-08-29
Department of the Interior Alaskan Engineering Commissioa
NOTICE

Passengers leaving on the train for any point on the line south of town are required to purchase tickets before entering the train.
 Tickets can be purchased from the station agent, whose office is in the employment office, on the ground floor of the general office building, Alaskan Engineering com mission.
 Tickets will be on sale at any time during office hours, and can be purchased in sufficient time be- fore the departure of the trains.
 Regular trains leave the foot of A street on Wednesdays and Satur- days at 8 a. m.
 On and after july 18th the freight on the North side of the river at Camp 415 dock will be shipped out Tuesday and Friday of each week, leaving at a. m., until further notice.
The Nenana daily news., 1919-08-29

comparison of the unofficial figures published in this country with the figures given out by the Mexican treasury department show no great discrepancy.
 The official Mexican figures as to the external loan debt of the coun- try are S143,472,000, with interest to the end of July placed at s43,- 0OO.O00. The unofficial figures as recently published place this total at s173, ,0O0. The apparent differ ence, experts say, is made up mostly by the S30,000,000 of the Huerta loan, floated in France under au- thorization of the Mexican congress. but repudiated by the Carranza gov ernment
 The internal loan debt of Mexico, according to the official statement, is s69,397, ,0OO, and interest to June 30 of s17,914,oO0. The unofficial report gave this debt as s66,611, ,0Oo, and interest of s14,530,O00.
 Washington financial experts say the Mexican treasury statement fails to account for all the guaranteed railroad indebtedness which the un- official report figures at s290,500,- 900; the obligations other than rail roads which the Mexican govern ment has guaranteed, the chief of which is the farm loan banks debts, which, with interest to June 30, totals s31,500,ooO; the ''infalsifca- ble" issue of paper money, of which S80,000.000 at ten cents, United States currency, is still outstanding |
 making a total of ss,OO0,OO0 more or the s20,000,oOO which Carranza took as "loan" from the banks oi issue in Mexico City.
 The fact that Mexico has paid nc interest on her foreign debt since 1913 also is kept in the foreground by Washington experts, who, fol the state department, are keepin: ia close watch on the financial con
 dition of Mexico. Experts ther' Ialso assert that the Mexican govern
 ment has used the entire income Q
 the railroads and express companie without accounting and with no ad
 mission of responsibility.
The Nenana daily news., 1919-08-29

xenana. Alaska's Interior Fuel Depot
The Nenana daily news., 1919-08-29

x.aaaa. Alaska. Interior Fuel Dspo.
The Nenana daily news., 1919-08-29
MARINE BULLETIN

Washburn, at Holy Cross. Kotlik and Julia B, at St. Mich ael
 Davis, at St. Michael.
 Benchley, at Louden. Seattle No. 3 and Pelican, at Gib- bon.
 Yukon, up Panama river, a. m. Reliance, down Hot Springs, 7:45 p. m., 18th.
 Tanana and Kelly, at Cinema. Carl White, up Tolovana river, 27th.
 Alaska, up Circle, p. m., 27th. Sibilla, up Nenana, 3:45 p. m, 2sth.
 Jacobs, at Salcha.
The Nenana daily news., 1919-08-29
FIVE THOUSAND EACH
 INSTEAD OF MILLION

NEW YORK, Aug. 29.-The wid- ows of former Presidents Cleveland and Roosevelt will receive five thou sand dollars each, under the terms of the Carnegie will, instead of five million, as reported in yesterdays dispatches.
 The sum of s30o,O00 will be dis tributed among the friends and rel atives of the deceased philanthropy ist, aside from the amount left Mrs. Carnegie in real estate.
The Nenana daily news., 1919-08-29
TAKES THREE
 ON FAIRBANKS VOYAGE

The Douse launch Victory sailed for Fairbanks shortly after nine o'clock this morning with three pass engers for the upper town, the list including Mrs. Reynolds, Deputy Marshal James Hagan, and Frank Frey, the last named being enroute to serve a sentence of six months in the federal jail at Fairbanks.
 HAAa
The Nenana daily news., 1919-08-29
Modern Improvements.

Patient: Doctor, I'm having an awful lot of trouble with gas in my stomach.
 Doctor: Yes, yes, I know. Those old-fashioned fixtures are giving peo- pie a lot of unnecessary trouble these days. Just step into the next room and I'll have my engineer wire you for electric lights.-Puek.
The Nenana daily news., 1919-08-29
TILL WE MEET AGAIN.

If Baron won der Lancken-Wal- kenitz, civil governor and regarded by many as the real ruler of Bel gium during the German occupation, is brought to trial at the Old Bailey in London, there will be present an accuser whom Lancken tried to send to the firing squad at the Tir Ma tional. That man is Gaston de Le- val, a Belgian attorney, legal coun- sellor of the American legation and special aid to the American am bassador, Brand Whitlock, and Hugh Gibson. secretary of the American legation, during those dark days of the German occupation in Belgium.
 There is bitter hatred between Baron Lancken and the Belgian at- torney, who risked his life in his, attempt to save Miss Edith Cavell, the British nurse, from execution. Had it not been for the interven- tion of Ambassador Wmtlock and Mir. Gibson, a firing squad might have entertained de Leval on the morning of October 21, 1915.
 De Leval accompanied MT. Gib- son when, on October II, the Am erican secretary went to protest to won der Lancken against execution of the death sentence on Miss Cav ell. While the Spanish minister, the Marquis of Villalobar, was ar guing with von der Lancken, who refused to intervene, the German caught sight of de Leval and ex- claimed: There is an enemy sub ject; what is he doing here?" Mar quis Villalobar and Mir. Gibson i'm mediately recognized that Lancken was attempting to create a diver sion and requested de Leval to with draw. The latter refused, saying; :I shall live to prosecute you al your trial Lancken asked Gibson 10 dismiss. de Leval from the service of the American legation. Gibson refused. ..
 :A few days later, Lancken came raging to the American legation bearing a copy of an English paper with the story of the execution ot Miss Cavell, including Mir. Whit locks report to the state depart ment, Gibson's narrative of the events, and de Leval's legal conclu sions.
 "This man de Leval will have tt be removed from the American lega tion," said Lancken. Under miii tary law he should be tried by ; court-martial. I would recommend that the most severe penalty be wis ited upon him."
 On October 21, 1915, Lancken re turned to the legation and demand ed that de Leval be given up. MT Whitlock refused. De Leval wen to London, where he remaine' throughout the war.
 Lancken's parting sally to d Leval was: We shall meet again. De Leval retorted: "I am sure tn pleasure will be all mine" An now they may meet at the Ol Bailey.
The Nenana daily news., 1919-08-29
PHONE SYSTEM BUILT BY TANKS
 BEST IN EUROPE

COBLENZ.-At the time the Am ericans began withdrawing from Germany the United States army had perfected one of the finest tele- phone systems in Europe. From the headquarters of the Third army in Coblenz fifty long distance lines had been set up, and it is possible for the commanding general to sit in his office and talk with American officers in London, Berlin, Vienna. Rotterdam, Brussels, Antwerp, Paris and various other points in France.
 The Army of Occupation has a telephone system closely resembling the best commercial system in the United States. On the top floor of the headquarters building in Coblenz a nine-position switchboard was in stalled soon after the Americans reached the Rhine. Scattered through out Coblenz are twenty private branch exchanges of the various units of headquarters. Connected to this system are more than four hundred subscribers" in addition to the fifty long distance lines.
 Within the German occupied area there has been established by the signal corps, under the direction of Colonel Parker Hit, chief signal of- ficer, a network of wires connect ig the various units of the Third army Direct lines connect with all the corps and divisions, approxi- mately l6,00O miles of wire being in service.
 This extensive plant has not, how ever, been built by the Third army, but consists almost altogether Of the German lines taken over by the signal corps and so arranged as to meet the needs of the army Sui Ificient circuits were left, however, for the civilian population to carry on their business.
 More than 15,0O0 calls are regis tered daily on the Coblenz switch board. With the establishment of the exchange in Coblenz it was nec- essary to employ operators who could speak English, French, and German. The fifteen operators on duty in Coblenz are all members of the women's telephone corps and have ] been in the service more than year. The chief operator, Miss Hell en Cook, was formerly an employe ,of the American Telephone & Tele- graph company in New York. Pre- ivious to joining the American E1- ipeditionary force, Miss Cook spent ] six years as instructor for the Bell
 system in offices in Chicago, Min
 neapolis, Omaha, Cleveland, Detroit,
 ad Memphis. ... .....-. ...-- -. =.-
 The word "Doodlebug" is the code lname of the Third army switch board in Coblenz, the corps and
 divisions also retaining the code
 names that were assigned them dur
 ing the war. On the back of 3 20-page telephone directory issued
 by the Third army the artists con- ,ception of a "doodlebug" has been Reproduced in the shape of bug made up of a combination of sa.
 bers, rifles and an aeial bomb.
 All the apparatus, including
 switchboards, telephone instruments
 and, in fact, everything except the lwires, is of American manufacture and is to be taken out when the
 Americans in force say goodbye tc
 the Rhine and start for France ana
 Home.
The Nenana daily news., 1919-08-29
MEXICAN FINANCES.

Mexican newspapers reaching Washington contain long articles de- claring that recent figures as to the Mexican public debt, published in the United States, are wholly in accurate" In this connection fin ancial- -exnerts in the States say
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1919-12-19
DENNIS

Church here the 2lst by Rev Hutchi-
son.
j. c. Cooksey was business visitor
at Hicksville Monday
Miss Cosby Alley has returned to her
home near Louisa to spend the holi-
days.
Sorry to hear OF the death of the
child of Mr.. and Mrs. Grant Cooksey.
The bereaved parents have our sym
pathy.
Elva Chaffin spent Sunday with the
Misses Lora. Lucy and Lena Kitchen.
Hog killing seems to be the present
occupation of farmers
High waters prevented our mail car
rier from making his usual round Sat
urday.
Dennis Kitchen was on Daniels creek
Sunday.
J. L. Neal has returned home from
Louisa where he had employment.
Charley Young and Jay Chaffin have
gone to lager, w. Va.
Charley Cooksey was calling on his
uncle. j. C. Cooksey Saturday.
Elva Chaffin was calling on Violet
Rice Thursday.
Vote for good roads is the wish of
AUNT KATE.