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Evening star., 1919-08-31
TRADE NOTES.

New York Motor Company, local dis
tributers for the Anderson car, has
thoroughly remodeled the big building
at 7OS-710 o street northwest. and will
use it for salesrooms and service
station combined. Warren N. York.
who for the past fifteen years has
been indirectly identified with the To-
Cal automobile business is president
OF the new company. Mr.. York is IA
miller with the mechanical end of the
business and will supervise that de-
partment for the company. H. ]. Rel
necke is vice president and B. c. Park
hurst secretary and treasurer. The
Anderson car is the product of the An
derson Motor Company of Red Hill,
8. c.
Murray Herman of the Henderson
Rowe Auto Company. Cole car dis
tributers. is spending two weeks at
Atlantic City.
The Guarantee Radiator and Lamp
Company, 14l1 14th street, has been
made the distributor for the G. and o.
Honeycomb radiator in Washington
and surrounding territory.
Roscoe Green. formerly connected
with the Selby Company. Paige car
distributors, has Joined the sales
force of the U. and J. Carburetor
Company.
T. w. Barrett. general manager of
the Barrett Truck Tire Company,
Goodrich solid tire distributors, re-
turned from three-week motor trip
On Monday. Mr.. Barrett visited At
lantic City. Narragansett Pier. New
port and White mountains and many
resorts along the Maine coast while
away.
Cyrus B. Reese. 1922 l4th street
northwest has secured the agency for
the District of Columbia and surround
Ing territory for the Cleveland Trac-
tor. Mr. Reese will give a demon
stration of this tractor on Thursday.
Evening star., 1919-08-31

vision. and Mr.. O'Brien is eager to
complete the list early.
= meeting is called for Septemb scr
4, when. it is believed. every detail
will have been arranged. The commit
tee again announces the event is open
to all. Here are some important facts
outlined in the program recently dis
tributed by the cominittee:
Decorate your truck or carry a load
of your merchandise. or carry atat
or signs that will advert sc your buSi-
ness.
The big idea is TO advertise your
business and to show the value of
motor trucks in any and ALL kinds Of
business
The dealer whose trucks YOU use
will give you any information desired
He will suggest many novel ways for
YOU to decorate your trucks.
Upon receipt of your entry blank,
properly filed out, you will be advised
as to what division you have been as
signed and where to form' in the pa
rade.
Evening star., 1919-08-31
100 Tanks on Border.

border have one hundred tanks, while
$50 others are held elsewhere in the
country. Army ordnance officers have
told House war investigating COM
mittee. Brig. Gen. 8. D. Rockenback,
who was chief Of the American Tank
Corps in France, said he regarded a
tank with two machine guns and
two six-pounders as the equal of a
battery of field artillery.
Evening star., 1919-08-31
BOYS Admit Bank Robbery.

30.-Ernest Haskins, aged nineteen,
and o. T. Kile. eighteen. have admit
ted the hold-up at the Bank of Meri-
dan and the robbery of more than
$4,000, and they. with A. w. Friend,
aged twenty. whom they implicated
as the one who planned the crime.
pleaded guilty when arraigned before
a justice of the peace at Guthrie. Ac-
cording to the boys confession, they
stole the money so they could go tc
Hot Springs.
Evening star., 1919-08-31
BALTIMORE PROMISES
BIG TRUCK TURNOUT
Event Announced for September 20
Open to All Comers-Com-
mittee Suggestions.

Plans are progressing for the big
motor truck parade to be held in
Baltimore September 20, Secretary
John c. OBrien announces. The event
promises to be big success. as en-
try blanks already are being receiv-
ed. Secretary O'Brien il, urging all
business houses to send in their
blanks as early as possible. Each line
of business will be placed in a di-
Evening star., 1919-08-31
Woman Sues W. r. E. for $4,000

Alleging that she sustained a con-
cussion of the brain and other seri-
Gus injuries when she was thrown
from a car from which she was
alighting December "a last. Catherine
McGahey has flied suit to recover
$40, GOO damages from tho Washington
Railway and Electric Company. The
accident occurred at 9Th street and
Louisiana avenue, 1t is stated.
Evening star., 1919-08-31
SHAH NOT COMING HERE.
London Reports He Will Arrive in
England in October.

LONDON. August 29.-The Shah of
Persia Will not visit the United states.
according to official announcement to-
day.
He will arrive in England the end
of October.
Evening star., 1919-08-31
Pershing Discusses Memorial Plan.

PARIS. August 29.-Gen. PershinE
recently had conferences with ].
Q. Davidson, an American sculptor.
who is designing a monument for the
Suresnes cemetery where more Ameri-
cans are buried than in any other
cemetery in France. The monument
Evening star., 1919-08-31
Ordered Here for Discharge.

Capt. Lawrence Higgins, infantry,
assistant to the military attache at
Paris. has been ordered to this city
for discharge.
Evening star., 1919-08-31
Released Hun Plans to Stay in US.

Felix A. Sommerfield. former officer In
the German army and a leader in a
number OF Mexican revolutions, has
been released from internment at Fort
Oglethorpe, Ga. Sommerfield, friends
here said, plans to remain in the United
States.
Evening star., 1919-08-31
Will Study japanese Language.

Col. o. =. NJ. Hazard. cavalry. and
Maj William c. V Crane jr.. field ar
tiIlery, in this city have been ordered
to Berkeley, Calf, for the purpose of
pursuing a course of study in the
Japanese Language.
Evening star., 1919-08-31
ADOPT PROGRAM
OF RECIPROCITY
American Automobile Asso.
citation and Uruguay Club
Establish Relations.

Reciprocal relations will be ar
ranged between the Automobile Club
of Uruguay and the American Auto
mobile Association as a result of a
conference at the national headquar-
ters of the A. A. A.. between its presi-
dent. David Jameson, and the duly ac-
credited delegate Of the Uruguayan
organization. Mateo A. Frugoni, who
also brought with him the credentials
of the Uruguayan government itself.
Mr.. Frugoni. in suggesting an un-
derstanding between the A. c. Of Uru-
quay and the A. A. A.. predicted that
there was bound to be an increasing
exchange of motofist visitors by the
United States and the South American
countries. and particularly the one
which he represented.
Mr.. Frugoni's Proposal.
Mr.. Frugoni suggested that the re-
ciprocal arrangements be such that
the Automobile Club of Uruguay
would be appointed the sole repre-
sentative of the A. A. A. in his coun-
try and the American Automobile As
sociation would be the sole represent
ative Of the A. c. L. in this country.
Any member of the A. A. A. in Uru-
quay will be granted the same rights
as those given to A. c. L. members in
the United States.
The Automobile Club of Uruguay
was founded June IL, 1918, it's objects
encompassing the protection Of the
interests of the automobile owners
and to help the government. morally
and materially, in the construction of
the roads.
has over 500 members and the number
is steadily increasing. The population
of Uruguay is only 100000. but over
5000 automobiles are registered. Due
to the unceasing activity of the Au-
tomobile Club OF Uruguay president,
Robero Pietracaprina, a very comfort
able building is being built by the
club for the exclusive use Of it's mem
bers and for all tourists coming to
Uruguay.
Best Beach in South America.
Montevideo has the best beach in
South America, attested by the fact
that not less than $4,000 tourists from
neighboring countries, Argentine,
Brazil. Chile and Paraguay, spend the
summer in that city. thus multiplying
many fold the automobiling during
the most enjoyable season of the year.
The Uruguayan authorities are
greatly interested in the transporting
of merchandise and passengers by
auto trucks, according to Mr.. Frugoni,
and he will take back to his govern
ment a report on the methods that
have given best results in this coun-
try.
President Jameson will recommend
to the A. A. A. executive board that
relations be approved with the Uru-
guayan club. and favorable action un-
doubtedly will be taken at it's next
meeting.
Evening star., 1919-08-31
Mai. Redles to Go to Quantico.

Maj. William L. Redles of the Ma
rine Corps, returning from abroad,
has been assigned to duty at the ma
rine base at Quantico, Va.
Evening star., 1919-08-31
Col. W. R. Smith Ordered to Manila

Col William II. Smith, general staff,
In this city, has been ordered to
Manila for duty as chief Of staff
Philippine Department.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-11-06
TIE Taylor IHOROfARE
ANOTHER EX-SOLDIER
GRATEFUL TO THE S.k.

II Is the many little thoughtful
things, small in themselves but great
In effect. that endeared the Salvation
Army to the hearts Of the soldiers.
Another instance came 10 light yestsr-
day at campaign headquarters Of the
Salvation Army when Alonzo J. Smith.
a former service man, dropped in TO
offer his assistance in tho campaign.
Smith was located at Camp Sheridan.
Just out of Chicago and he said the
boys were treated fine in the camps by
the Salvation Army lassies. He was In
a hospital for eight weeks and on
Mothers Day" he said the lassieS came
through the hospital and distributed
carnations. Such a simple little thing
to do and yet how thoughtful. The
sentiment expressed and implied found
it's way to the hearts Of the soldiers and
they all blessed the Army. Smith sait:
II have that carnation now PRESET III
book and l wouldn't take $1,000 Tor
it."
Always taking advantage OF every
opportunity to bring cheer and sunshine
is one great feature Of the work &c
Salvation Army,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-11-06
C0MNANDER BOOTH To TELL Of
SALVATION ARMY IN FRANCE
.cHR1sr I'M DEEDS" HER TOPIC FOR
ADDRESS HERE MONDAY.
Wheeling To Hear One of the couEtry's
Most Gifted Women.

Nbcr Miss TvangclIUc G. Booth. COM
r.nd.r Of the Salvation Army forces IN
,hc United states steps 10 the PLATFORM
and delivers her address al tn" MARKET
AUDITORIUM next Monday evening,
, Wheeling will have III" privilege OF
hearing the most abb. gifted and olo-
1r!rIl. woman speaker In the country
Mss Tooth is It noted iigur" and IS
widely known. through her great "oTks'
IN ali parts Of the country IN" ne
mands upon her iimc arc SuCh that Sh'
IAN visit nut few Citics and her c"nl'ni'
Ia Wheeling is an event OUT OF INC p'
binary. Sh" will speak here M"nda:
evening at y o'clock and her topic Will
he; Christ in Deeds. or ;hc Salvation
Army's Work in France"
She has a wonderful message an"
me that all should hear and the pupl''
is urged 10 be present.
At the time Of the san Francisco diS'
astcr Mss booth was on" "f IN" mrs.
10 lean to The aid Of the sufferers. call
j,r a mass meeting at Union square
%cw York. and appealing herself. nc
fore The immense crowd that gath"rcu'
for funds for the relief Of the stricken
rirv. Then sh" flashed across IN" con-
tuc,t f. direct personally The Arm! $
relief measures.
In the course of Miss booths sever
al ,nurs nr :hc country She has been IN
,rolurcd hy some If the most promin-
cnt public men Of our nation. incrudihS
our h"norcd former Nicc-Presidcnt
James T. sherman at Utica. y. Y" Gov
ernors CUMMINGS Of Iowa, Gillette OF
California. Bu"htcl and Shamroth OF
Colorado, Ehcrhart of Minnesota COM
or Of Georgia. and Fcrnald or NAME
N,vors MuhnnI Of Baltimore. Rahlmar
If Omaha. Miller Of Seattle. H"nn"y al
Hartford. KnifrCn OF Wllk"s-Barr".
pratt Of Tacoma. Cahill Of Lawrence.
Mass. and Trunbull Of Canton. Ohio:
Senator Fletcher Of Florida. Bishops
Uurr. Fitzgerald and Go"ds"ll or tho
Methodist church and others prominent
IN public affairs.
The commander has taken n foremost
mart Of course. in III" developing o.
Tho Salvation Nrmy's broad and com
rrchcnsivc War Relief plans. and eNtcn-
sivc work is row being conducted at
HON" and abroad.
Tho commander was recently decor
,tcd by order Of the president. with the
DISTINGUISHED Service Medal in rrCog-
milton of her splendid service in mar
shalling her forces for War Relief
work. and tn" consequent aid OF the gov
crnu,cnt. Major-Gcncral ShankS him
self pinned on her medal at a recent
large meeting in the Lexington Thcatcr
n New York City.
Tn" story Of IN" iouEhnut has hr"n
told frequently and needs no emphasis.
II was at Commander Eooth's dire, '>%n
tina her officers adopted the SN y
little ministries which found their
ia the hearts OF tho American soldiers
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-11-06
NEEDS ASSISTANT AUDITORS

The United States civil service COM
mission announces an open competitive
examination for assistant auditor. for
both mon md women. on November ~
1919. ut Wheeling. W. Va. Vacancies i'll
tn" income tax unit. bureau Of intcrnal
revenue. treasury department. Washing
ton. u. g. Will hc filled from this cX-
animation.
Registers Of cligihl"s Will hc divided
into tn" following grades. IN" entrance
salary within the rang" stated for each
grade depending up,., m" qualifications
If the appointrc rs shown in tho cXaml-
nation:
Grade Isl thn Ia s.. sou 4 year.
Grade II--s@. 600 Ia $500 a year
Tho duties Of appoInt""s will be to as
sist in the auditing cr IN" income and
cNc"Ss profit tax returns.
Competitors Will be examined In the
following subjects: Letter writing the
w Of accounts. income tax on individ-
AIS. accounting problems.
Persons desiring complete information
concerning this examination should So
cure a copy Of Announcement No. 49,
which will be mailed Ia anynr" upon rc-
quest. All inquiries concerning this
examination should he addressed to the
secretary of IN" board Of civil service ex-
amincrs postofticr. Wheeling.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-11-06
WILLIAM FARNUM
COMING TO THE REX

william Farnum in THE Last Of the
Duancs'' will be seen Mt the Rex mo
atrc all next week. This Is the plcfurl- q
i.ation of another great Zane Grey
story produced by william Fox and d.
rcctcd by J. Gordon Edwards.
The Last OF the Duane." Is as vivie
portrayal as the Lone Star Ranger.
and the other Zane Grey stories pro1N
duced by Mr.. Fox. As Buck DuaEe'
about whom revolvcs the teemins action
Of this Texas romance and the attrac-
tive love story. Mr.. Farnum otfers q
characterization extraordinary IN us
Tho Last Of the Duanes" Is 4 most
realistic presentation OF the days OF
border terrorism in Texas, and CERTAIN
scenes were filmed at risk or Efe anu
limb.
the Rex theatre.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-11-06
TOM MIX COMESI in
"THE SPEED MANIAC

Tom Mix. tn" dynamite William Fox
hero. is to appear today, tomorrow and
Saturday Mt the Rex theatre III The
Speed Manrac." IN which ph"toplay: ac-
c"rdIuE /" report. h" VII $uTpaSS him.
scIr--if that J." roS> ibl'--in lot OF
big new stunts Of merry" and muScl".
which 1T" strung upon " golden threat
Of romance such a makes every MIX
picture Iruly delightful
The setting Of III" story is western
md gives abundan, room for tho fun.
thr broad human touches and ;hc
charming love tale. characteristic Of
Mix ph0todrana.
\ hg fca,ur" Of the play is III" wreck
;ng Of MiNS auto in great track race
The realism Of this incident Is said to
he astounding.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-11-06
M'LURE DAY FOR
THE K|WAN|ANS
Harry Mcclure Jr, VIII Put on the
Heavy Work For The Mepihers at
Noon Today.

This is Mcclure Day" Tor The mem
hcrS of the Wheeling Is WARTS "lIo ARD
Harry Mcclure Jr. has promised A rare
treat for all members who attend tho
noon-da, 'Gu,,..rrr II, the Mcf.ur: lt"t"I
today There will he n big umc III :: &c
for all and every one Will be f1!"n INC
treat Of their life.
Harry Is one or the live wires of the
organization and il - men Of his calihre
that is making it a success and also the
talk Of the town. The kiwanis orchcs-
ira will b" prcscn, to dispense the rcgu-
latinn musical treat
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-11-06
FILES DECLARATION

Louis Chesnick. Austrian. residins
Moundsville. who has been IN this eouh
try since 1918. made known his intention
Of becoming a citizen Of the United
states Yesterday at the offices Of the feo-
eral court. He is q coal miner.
-RrY WAR SAVINGS srAnPs.-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-11-06

Life with Louis Bcthano. "A. was one
round oc X l.. duty. II" says he was
compelled 10 wash dishes. scrub floors
and act as mother to SIX smaller BETH
amos. So he ran away from nome III
H"lIaIrc and came 10 tn" lag city ana
20, himself mans job in TN" Manhat-
IAN hotel. City police located Louis and
shipped him back To the kitchen with the
affirmation that strikes ar" getting en-"
urCly too popular.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-11-06
COUNTY COURT
Licensed to We'd.

Albert AysSa. D. and Ida Strata, 81.
both of Wheeling.
NlcknIAS Tank". %. and Mamie Pur-
para. II. both OF Wheeling.
VIM g. Smaller. %. and Maudn Cole
Bcatti" 20. both Of Pittsburgh. Pa.
Jacob ':atz. 81. Cambridge. o., AMI
Anne Pull. II. Dillonval". =.
James Duck. n. aid Anna NJ. Schur-
ing both Of Canton. q.
RoIph W. Tr"rsc. IS. Anna NJ. Dom.
81. both Of Pittsburgh. Pa.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-11-06
YOUR RHEUMATISM
WILL DE BELIEVED II
DRY-ToNlC
IT ELIMINATES THE BODY rorSoAS
THAT CAUSE NINE OUT or III
CASES OF RHEuMATISM.

pr!-Tnnic is combination OF the mos
successful remedies used by physlci.n''
and is natures br>t help in keeping 'hS
body strong and healthy.
rri-Tonic acts by eliminating All ooc!
roisons. purifying IN" blood. and ouiiaS
through perfect digestion and appe'i'e'
One package Of pri-Tonic ml1ed al
home with a quart Of water mares v
quart OF caSy-to-takc medicine.
oct package today from your drus-
gist. under the moncy-bacK GUARANTEE
and prevent your rheumatism by remo''
ing the cause.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-11-06
Transfer Of Real Estate.

Nlhcri WALTON ~ al u Harry I.
Frederick. lot No s in John \. Hess
addition to Wheeling.
Margaret r. Masrr and husband. 10
Ida Lucinda Clemens part Of lot 3d.
south side "f Fourteenth street.
T. J. TulloEh. truStr" TO No Leak
Paper Dish. past Of lot Is in r. J. Nc
Cull0gh'S subdivision Of coal lot 20. =
md - ON WCtZcl ST rect
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-11-06

Charles Willis has novel ideas nf pro-
viding ms, guests with entertainment.
According To the story told III police
court, John Smith and willis attended 4
party last night. and Charles invited
John To spend the night with him. Fear
.ng that his host might not be having
good time, Smith started an argument
and Willis landed 81 HIM. They both
landed in jail. and were pleasantly enter
tanned Ivy Judge. John ). Ritz. Willis
WAS released and smith fined five and
costs.
Judsonia weekly advance. (Judsonia, Ark.) 1???-1922, 1919-12-18

comedy out Kansas City way and that
she seemed to have hit bottom"
YES" said Cowles, studying the
girls face, sit is Sadie, all right. She
seems to have kept all her good
looks, too, except that her face has
hardened terribly. Don't you remem.
Der what a soft-cheeked, innocent,
merry little thing she always was p
Roberts nodded and looked again
into the mirror. He shook his head
at what he saw. YES" he murmured.
she was. And now, before you rec
ognized her, you called her bronze
haired and brazen-faced,' and she is"
81 hope" spoke up the young wom-
an, with startlingly distinct voice and
with unlimited acidity of intonation,
that the next time you two see me,
you'll remember me! Take a good
look"
Both men sprang to their feet,
snatching off their hats.
Il beg your pardon" said Roberts,
earnestly, but really | didn't realize
that you could see from the mirror
how | was staring at you. I'm awful
ly sorry and very much ashamed.
Really ! am-we both are"
Miss Cargill looked him over with
approval and was obviously Modified.
"Oh, that's all right" she said, with
tired smile I'm sorry | barked at
you that way. A woman Is good
deal of fool to make a kick when a
man looks at her in Big Jimmy's
But I'm sore on the world tonight and
kind of cranky. Come on over here
both of you. Perhaps you can talk
me out of It,"
Cowles and Roberts looked at each
other and laughed And because
Sadie, despite the hardening, was un-
deniably charming with the old gra-
ciousness of the Casino days, they
carried their glasses to her table
Cowles smiled as they set them down.
still full, beside hers.
I'VE were afraid, too" he explained.
you in trouble, .too?." She sighed.
Judsonia weekly advance. (Judsonia, Ark.) 1???-1922, 1919-12-18

not fit to be married to a girl like
Rose. or any girl, anyway, Charley
and /" his voice broke little; he
caught himself and went on Lets
drop it, Charley"
They both stared at the table. for
a moment.
"Bobs," said Cowles, after awhile
kick me for being fresh, if you like.
know it's none of my business But
like you too much not to tell you
that | hate to see you starting out on
a tear because you've got crouch on
your wife Now. I'm hopeless and
my crouch Isn't with anybody care
a boot about. anyway. But you.
Bobs-"
Drop it, Charley! Drop it," Rob-
erts laughed bitterly. Let US pro
coed with that stirring melodrama
which | suppose you would call The
glanced again at the girl whose face
he could see in the mirror. Il know
who she is, Charley" he said. THE
girl opposite you, l mean. Do you
remember Sadie Cargill? The girl
who sang 'Coraline' and If You
Wouldn 't-Then I Would; at the
Casino about five years ago? Don't
you remember that everybody was
crazy about herr"
Cowles looked up cautiously.
"Sure!" he said. That's who she
is. But what An the world is she In
this place for? Sadie Cargill in Big
Jimmy's! Whew, what come-down!'
Il seem to remember somebody was
saying the other day that she had
gone pretty well to pieces" said Rob
erts. Didn't take care OF herself
Whoever it was said he had seen her
in the chorus of a fy-by -night musical
Judsonia weekly advance. (Judsonia, Ark.) 1???-1922, 1919-12-18

never e, Casino.
But it was because | was married on
the quiet" She looked up and saw
the waiter standing near She plucked
a pencil from Cowles's waistcoat.
tore the margin from newspaper
sticking out of his pocket and wrote
a name on It,
Married to him." she said, showing
the slip to Roberts and Cowles in
turn. Cowles whistled in astonish-
ment. Roberts stared at the paper
with dimmed eyes; they cleared and
he looked up quickly. 1T didn't get
out" she explained, because l really
cared. didn't want any press agent
foolishness about him. Besides, was
going to quit the business. anyway. l
did, all right, all right!'' She laughed
sourly and went on. He was just
out of college, and was lot younger
than l am now and Different was
sort of different from anybody around
the Casino. | guess" Her voice
caught, but she tossed her head and
continued: And that made him like
me. And l liked him and we were
married and went away But as soon
as he came to know me bette he
found (what I'd known all along) l
wasn't up to his family standard. He
knew he would have to tell them about
our being married. and that when the
time came and they looked me over
| wouldn't exactly stack UP with his
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