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to send troops into Bavaria. but the
soviet government in Munich threat
ened to execute ten prominent citizens
If this were done.
Those who have never placed any
faith in the genuineness of the German
revolution of last autumn were not
surprised 10 read that the monarchsts
of that country were preparing for a
coup d'etat in the near future for the
restoration of the old order of things.
The general staff with the old officer
class are asserted to have gradually
gained the whip hand and now hold
the government in their power and in
tend to overthrow 1t. number of
royalist officers met recently in Char
lottenburg. according to the story, and
pledged themselves to hold munitions
in readiness. to enlist as many men
loyal to the former kaiser as possible
and to assemble when called. The
coup, 1t is believed, will be carried
out in Berlin. and it is certain that
bloody civil war will result. whatever
may be the final outcome. The former
army officers are power to be reck-
oned with in Prussia, and ii may be
their efforts will be aided by the nu-
merous members Of the old regime
who still retain their places in the
various departments of the govern
ment at Berlin. under majority social
list chiefs. William Hohenzollern not
long ago had conference with Count
Won Brockdorff- Rantzan, the German
foreign minister, and was said after
ward to be extraordinarily cheerful.
Possibly he hopes to recover his
throne, but If so he doesn't seem to be
taking into account the fact that the
allies claim the right to determine his
fate and that they undoubtedly have
other plans for him.
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to send troops into Bavaria. but the
soviet government in Munich threat
ened to execute ten prominent citizens
IL this were done.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-21
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK,

CHICAGO. Feb. 2n.~-Il"g$. receipts
Il 0N0: mnrk", mostly 10 to l5c higher
than Yesterdays general trade: cstmat-
"a Tomorrow "".o00. r'a% prices I'M
changed.
rartl" receipts l9.hnn: hcof steers
mostly ~ lower: Gamers. choice heavy
COWS and hcif"rs about steady: others
"5c To 90 lower: calves strndy: feeders
closing 81. lower: estimated tomorrow
G.""r i:'"r cattle. good. choice and
prime 1:..Si n 1000: common and mrdi-
mn, Ih.:.n a, 1855. Butcher stock. cows
a,"l hcif"rS 80 n lJ.2j: Gamers and
cutters G25 n 90. Stock"rs and feed
"rs: Good. chnic" and fancy 100 q
ii.I5: anterior. common and medium
son a li.0u; veal calves. CoDd 10 choice
ID, ~ I6.7;.
Shccp. receipts 1000; market Eoncr-
ally steady: estimated tomorrow 5000;
day prices unchanged.
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WAR QUOTATIONS
FOR COMMODITIES
ARE STILL ON HERE
BUTTER AND EGGS ABoUT TIE
ONLY THINGS TO DEC1IhE IN
PRICE IN WHEELING.
Reports Fro mEast and West Virginia
cities Report Drop In Many
Articles.

For the past frw weeks market quo
taIions in the Wheeling district have
been about as irregular rs rerb. I'ne
commodity will decline, the pthcr 90 VI,
things principally bought in the loci
markets. So far us tho high cost OF NJ
INK going down, such Il report. circulated
several weeks ago. has not SlIuch
Wheeling with any degree or force. IN;
average price Of nearly all commodities
is about the same, with perhaps Il slight
decline in butter and Gigs. but inc pres
for these are cheaper today III New hcih;
Also at Huntington, Charleston anu
every place i'll West Virginia
except Wheeling.
Flour has taken a slight drop in the
cast in the past week. hcinE quoted nt
Sll so barrel. or $l.43 sack. nut II :
selling at tho old war prices nero SG>
Icrday, There are few carly vhSctan'C*
On Ihc market this week. About the
only arrivals are peas, il small measure
retailing at 80 crntS. ~
Fruit has taken a slight nd:ancS.
while Srcrn tomatoes arc higher tn;tl
for years. AppInS arc selling higher
than Inr tho past rs years in this con-
munity. According 10 dealers thrrc !:
lirtI" indication that tho high cost OK
living WILL decline IN this section IN INC
near rulur". to-
Wheeling iasucd Yesterday. The hrSi
prices are those 1T wholesale. followed
by the retail quotations.:
Vegetables.
APPLES. box. SY.prci as; sue u SI.1V
peck.
Cabbagr. H.. &c: 80 III.
White p0tat""S. sack. a";-3; aVc p''N.
sweet POTATOES. bush"l basket. S2.s';
Sl.0n peck.
carrots. bu.. Sl.21; soc peck
TurnlpS bu.. $l.UO: iAc peck.
Lettuce. H. IS hsC: %0c ~
u
crate s4,5Gi!a 800: 10 & 5nc do:
Lemons. crate. $5.n"m $50; "o"; t'c
dnZ. -oo., nn,7,
each.
Eu,,cr average rctnil. S0@ sc.
Eggs, average retail. AiGE4Ic. -
chickens, dressed. average retail l."
TIIc.
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american cxpe!itionnry forces:
Wounded (dcgrcc undetcrmincd) a66
, Wounded slightly ............., o"L
Total =. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. LII
wounded degree Undetcru11ned)
ratiiilo. Frank y. Tampa. Fla.
rlumicy. Richard &. Glcnhrook'
Conn.
Enslish. Thomas Y. Jr. Mount Pleas
ant. Tenn.
Corrornls.
Burrs. Frank. Heights. W. va.
Dosandy, william. Stcubenville, o.
Poscnau. Walter !. Pittsburgh. Pa
wynn, Raymond J. Il. Chester, W.
, Va.
J EuEicr.
Giffcn. Charles. Hloncssrn. IA.
! priratcs.
Riysrll Earle +. McK"rsp"ri. Pa
Frederick. William +. joEnStown.
! Pe.
! Miller Charles II. New Brighton.
| IN.
Mvars, Shade A.. Clio, W. Va.
Dickens, Havcu G.. Maynor, WA.
Holiday, Prnnklin E. S1noot, VI. va.
| IIutson, Charles; r.. Washington Pa,
Ksbuny, Mike. Rivosvule, W. Vn.
Rates. Arhan e. Cleveland 0.
! skrowowski. Taidslow. Whe cling. W.
VA.
spurirk. Thomas Lloyd. Pitts
burGh. Ia. ~
WnsiIcwski. sranl"y: MrN"Hsn'ri. Ia.
/ Polivkn. otto. Cleveland. q.
| Senrls. Harry y. E:aHton. IA
warner, lola d. Riverton, W. Va.
! sabor, John. Tollanshee, W. Vn.
Martin, Ellia.. Bellaire, o.
ruruer. Edward 3. Handley, VI. Va.
Mason. Charles l.. Cleveland. q.
smith. Berthe R. Henilocf, W. va.
| Osumkewicz. Constantly. PottsburGh
! Pa.
| p.sa. Rafael. Youngstown. Q.
storey, Hugh. Cleveland. Q.
Wounded Slightly.
! CAPTAINS.
Erusbcrgcr. Dale D. Ada, o.
l;cmp. John q. San Antonio, Tex.
nrown. Lawrence P. Hurley y. NJ
Mari. Walter Wynn. Chicago, III.
Murphy. Timothy IT. Denver Col.
Murray. Thomas. De kalb. III.
Sergcants.
Brock, Yaro V. Cleveland. Q:
| Ford. Joseph f.. Pittsburgh, Fa
rhoupson, Carl Tayiorsvlls, ". Va.
Dott, Paul Pittsburgh. Pa.
! Cosmetic, Leonard j. Youngstown o.
Pullman, Ferdinand z. Grafton, Pa
C:orporals.
Gcrnhardt. William L. North Brad
dock. Pa.
Piatkvski, Theodore. Youngstown, o.
Simpson, Carl D. Columbus. 0.
Wunderlich. Lawrence A PITTSBURGH,
Pa
Winner, Homer NJ Batavia, Ohio.
Curry William y. Williamsburg. Pa.
Rhodabaugh, Hurry E. New Castle.
Pa
Winningham. Elmer l.. Uhrichsyille,
Ohio.
Mechanic.
Elnlg. Walter r. Cleveland. o.
| Privatcs.
| Curtis, Richard. Alliance. o.
| Oktaves, William. Cleveland, O.
| Alleman. Walter D. Warren. Q.
Born, Karl NJ. Pittsburgh, Pa
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-21
ADVANCE IN THE.
STOCK MARKET.

! NEW YORK. Feb. .0.-Under the fur
Their guidance OF pools and professional
operators. the stock market today regis
tered another fairly general advance,
transactions attaining the largest pro-
portions OF any session thus far TINS
year. Oils. motors. equipments. tooacCpS
feathers. shippinES. fertilizers and 4
varied assortment OF unciaSSticd $p"-
cialties were aEain singled out Tor Dull
.sh attention at gross gains OF to "
points.
Foremost in the SC groups were Royal
Dutch, n-Nmerican Petroleum. COM
mon and preferred; Mexican Petroleum.
Kelly Springfield Tire. Chandler and
General Motors. Su,uatra Tobacco and
Tobacco Products. Hide and Leather
pSeferred. PEOPLES Gas. American Teic-
phone. General Chemical. Industrial Al
cohol AMI International Paper.
High grado rails were sluggish. Tor
feitinr their nominal gains at the hrSt
indications Of pressure. and few or
the low-priced transportatons also
yielded at the end with copprrs. which
weakened OF reports Oh auuluonai Gu"
in the metal market.
TIL, entire list. fell back in the hnal'
dealings. extensive selling for profits.
knpcllcd in part by tlrmer time and call
money rates. causing sharp and general
lrnpairment 80 gains. Sales amounted 7"
$4,000 shares.
Despite the late reversal, It was the
oninion Of observers that tho market
showed unusual capacity to absorb
heavy offerings Of tho more vulnerable
issues.
Adoption by the West Virginia leEls-
Iature or,a resolution to settle the fir.
rinia debt caused a further advance OF
points 10 those certifcates. INC gen,
nra1 ho1d market. including Liberty and
Foreign issues. was firm. Total sales
fnar value) aggregated s12.sT5.oeo. Old
United states bonds were unchanged on
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-21
LOCAL OFFICE MAILING
ANNUAL INCOME BLANKS,
individuals And Corporations Must 1nl
In Forms And Return Them -
Nv march Is, 4

Attaches Of the. local internal revenue
office arc busy mailing federal tax
blanks to be filled In BY individuals ana .
corporations and returned by March 10.
The. blanks are being sent out In duEli-
cate. making q total Of four separate
blanks to be mailed. The Individual
forms are for persons whose incomes
are more than $4,000 a year or less.
while. tho other blanks are for those
havin & an income Of over that amount.
II the blanks are not filled In and re-
turned by March Is. with tho first in
stallmcnt OF money. there is heavy
fine attached. There is an exception 10
this ruling for corporations that can
show that they cannot comp"t" the
work by the above date and return the
blanks to the federal officials.
DR.. John J. Okane Of the Wheeling
Internal Revenue office is at Parkcrs-.
burg this week conducting a school OF
instructions among the federal "mployrs
at tho office in that city Thomas Pad.
den Of the Wheeling office is attending.
the school.
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LIST OF WOUNDED.

Tic following casualties arc report
I'd by the commanding general Of the
American expcd;tionary forces:
Wounded (degrco undetcrmincdl. 3Oa
Wounded slightly ................. 81
wounded (Desrse uudeterminod.)
strothsr, Cecil L. carksburg, ". w.
Mechanic.
Ia.
Privatcs.
England, Pitzhugh L. selinstoa, ".
va.
Srroul. John W. Pittsburgh. Pa.
Szcsl;c. Elmer. Cleveland. Q.
Tyler, John Wheeling. ". Va.
Mcbride. Homer j.. McConnciisFli!c'
Ohm.
Nicholas, ETA Dlngy, ". Va
Ross. Joseph. Pittsburgh. Pa.
Sucby L.ndimer F. Cleveland. o.
Torri Stanley. Pittsburgh. Pa.
= Scott. Walter Howard pittsburgh.
Pm.
smith, Chester B. 1>orain. 0.
waybright, saul Raymond. Hsmble-
ton, W. Vn.
Majors
Fur,csqur, Granville. Washington,
D. c.
McCoIlnch. Frank {. Baker. Ore
Patterson, Frederick w. Pittsburgh
Pa.
Captain.
Cranson, James w. Rockford. III.
Srrgcants.
Rcnty. Thomas Edward. youngstown,
Ohm.
Curtis. Lawrence r. Cleveland. o.
Flynn, Tlichard 9. Pittsburgh Pa
Guest. Harry. Pittsburgh, Pa.
Long. Harry L. Pittsburgh. Pa
Cprporals. .
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STOCKS AND BONDS.
Gordon, Max. Pittsburgh. Ia.

Gordon, Max. Pittsburgh. Pa.
I'rivatrs.
Menzcr. William p. Columbus. Q.
Nckvusil. Frank John. Clerciano. -.
Scabcr,. Ray ~. Ecnton. o.
SiranI;o, Joseph r. Cleveland. Q.
NcAtce, Mack M. Parkersburg, W. va
Peterson. Frank II. Johnsto"n' y.
praiI. Joseph. Cleveland. O.
stovo=, Ira S. Clear Greek, W. Va.
Iaundcr Otto a. Cleveland. Q.
.McConoha, orlAn. Durbin, W. va.
Powell, Fred ". ParEer1our8, W.
va.
Wilrs". Hard Il. Pittsburgh. Ia.
Miller. Charles W. Cleveland, o.
.Rinehart. Ray. Buckhannon, W. va
Smith, Charles L. Rupert. W. Va
Euncc. Joseph. Pittsburgh. ia.
Light, William Il. Fayetteville, W.
Va.
Noel. John. Youngstown. q.
Ramsey. Denny ". Ward, W. va.
Strombrrg Charles \. Eric. IA.
Miller. Edward J. Akron. o.
Ncidcrnrycr. Edwin. Columbus, o. e.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-21
SUGAR.

NEW YORK. Fob @o.--rh"r" was n"
chang. in the local raw sugar market
hr.I trading WAS nor" Hrllv" with inc
board now commenting 10 make allnGa-
tinn for March shipment. tn" sales re-
ported were 1850 bags of L'uha9 first
half Marcn shipment. PRICES were UNI
rhrnrrd Il; rs for centrifugal 10 tho
r,finCr.
In refined! thrrc is moderate business
dong and prices r"main. on tho basis or
o.. for fine ~rauulatCd.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-21
,,rrs1uRGK LIVE STOCK.

TITrSBuR Feb. :".--Nhll'"'
steady; supply light. Prime l6''H ~
l7.50.
sheep. steady: supply Eight. PRIME
r-r,chrs ISL u 1850: cuIls and common
$50 a $50: lnmhs. 100 a 1879: veal
calves lS.Nn ii 1850.
Hogs. l"wrr: receipts ten dnnn'
decks. Primo h"avirs and mediums l'.?'
Il 800: h"a;y yorkerS lao n lN."n;
light workers. loo q $3.50: pigs 1850 z;
IL nn. rouchs $50 n lc.6:'.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-21
ToI.EnO GRAIN,

TOLEDO. Ohio. Feb. 20.--C1nT"r*""d.
ur.rnn cash and February $500: March
2i.7n: Apr, 2l.g0.
.Nlsik" prim" CASH 1'.i"; March l'."'.
Timothy. prime cash old $50: new
and February 10: March 4.72ir: April
80; May $50: September j.43: October
80
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III NJ A. h y s

Damato Nicola. Youngstown, O.
Delguidicc, Sebastian. Cleveland y.
Haser, Henry c. Chattory, ". Va.
Lcasurc, Otto G.. GAINESVILLE, ..
Nelson. Matt. wucoe, ". Va.
oDeu, william r. SteubenvMs, o. -
Bambauer, Clarence. Eric. Pa
Skupsky. John Frank. Cleveland, y.
Stein, Philip. Columbus, o.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-21
AFTERNOON LIST.

Tho following casualties or" reported
hy tn" commanding genera! Of IN"
Anne ricau cNpcdiliunary forces.
Killed In action. ................, 80
bird from Wounds .........r,,... -
bird fran accident ard other caus"s y
Died rf disease. ..................
Wounded severely ................ IL
Missing in acllun. .........:...... :
luf3! ........... WI
Killed IN Action.
CIcmrntz. Waiter t.. Mnssillon. y.
l'rivatns.
Entcs lsaa" Finley. Caldwell. -.
clegg, vlrG4a Sam. Slate Geek, W.
Va.
Died From wounds.
Privalcs.
ri Tamia. Luis:. Eradd"rk. IA.
Harris. lillian r. ItockingroTt ..
crgeants.
Buzrurd, Lloyd W. Marllneon. W.
Va.
Wagner.
Johnson. :I"var; W. Pittsburgh. Ia.
FrIvatcs.
Gray, John. Ncundsvule, ". Va.
Died OF Disease.
Rake, JOCK Y. f1rXSIHpu3H' ~ va
.VcEpa, Frank. Fairpotnt, o.
R.:in"y, William +. Scranton. Pa.
!. Smith. ,:rcr-" \. anrSvillr. q.
Toothp,au, Jefferson Clyde. Manning
ton, W. va.
ward, wade n. Parkersbarg, W. va.
Missing In Action.
WurIry. Lloyd 4. Mount Vernon. 60.
Killed In Action, Previou1ly Reported
Missing In Action.
Private.
AinardL L!no. Xtnkwood, W. Va.
woundcI IL Action, Degree Undeter-
mtued, Previously Exported Missing
IN Action
privmics.
Gurecti, Stanley. pillcnvnle, O.
Henry, Peter z. wheeling. ". Va.
Returned To Duty, Proviounly Reported
r Missing In Action
rrivatCs.
AGREE, Gco1gc Lee. MudMety. ". Va.
HollinE shcad. Walter Lewis. Scio,
Ohio.
schafcr, william A. Huntington, ".
va.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-21
FIRST PAPERS ISSUED

On" IL rILranl took out first citizen
slip papers yesterday at the federal
building. ilc was lgnacy fodpicrka
aged 50. :. mill worker. born in Austria,
nOw living al 4719 Jacob street, city.
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BOSTON COPPER STOCKS

WHEELING. WA, Feb. 20. '1s.
Furnished The Intclligcncer by A. L.
Masteu Il Co., members OF the Boston
Stock Exchange. National Bank Build
ing Wheeling. w. Va
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New York Cotton Market

WHEELING. V. Va. Feb 20. ~.
Furnished The Intell!gencer by y. r.
Xasten & Co. members OF the New YORK
Stock Exchange. National Bank Build.
Ing, Wheeling, W. Va.
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pETRSLEUM,

OH. ''ITT. Pa. Feb. .n.--|>rodit hal
a:r,.s ST. Runs 99.Iiy: average 7T.0i4.
Sh! p!ncntS 80. lJi: av"raSc i3.h5E.
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Standard Oil Subsidiary Stock

WHEELING. ". Va. Feb. 20. -.
Furnished Tho Intclligenccr by \. T.
'Masten & 10, members or the New YORK
stock ExchanSc. National Bank Build
ing, Wheeling. Vi. Va.
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PITTSBURGH STOCKS

wrEEI. ING. w. Va. Feb. 20, ~.
Furnished The Intcllgcncer by \. ~
Mastca Il Co. members oil inc ll,tSDu!sh
Sfork Exchange. National Bank Build
INK, Wheeling. w. Va.
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my. STOCK EXCHANGE

WHEELING. W. Va. Feb: 20. ~
Masten & Co.. members Of the New York
Stock Exchange. National Bank Buila-
Ing wheeling. W. Va. Louis +. Brand
Resident Partner.
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NEW YORK CURB MARKET

WHEELING. ". Va. Feb. 90, 10.
Furnished The Intelligenccr by a: II
Mastcn l. Co.. members of the New 1nrR
Stock Exchange. National BanH nV"o-
jn,, wbrrliup w. Va
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American Casualties
MIGHT LIST.

pied OF wounds.
Butep, Thomas n. Sophte- ". va.
Derwinslii. Peter. CLEVELAND. q.
Wounded Severely.
Curporals.
Cavanaugh Edward. PittSbur Eli. Fa.
Walters. George \. Brownsville. Pa.
PrivHicS.
Eudinek:. Frank - Cleveland. q.
Pomroy, STANFORD r. Farke-shurg,
VI. Va.
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LOCAL STOCKS,

WHEELING. W. Va, Feb. %. -.
Daily 1uotn,ion list Wheeling Stock
Exchange, compiled for the Intelligent
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SNOW STORMS
PUT Up CORN

CHICAGO. Feb. co.-Corn prices ran
up sharply today, ewing. in q conIsdtr-
able degree. to snow storms, riuc ana
slect west OF the Mississippi. The mar
ket closed rirnl. 10 3&4c net hlgher'
with May Sl@4ts 10 Sl.@4'$, and July
s1.19% to SLIPS. oats gained ! to IN
10 / &c and provisions 5rc 70 S1.oe.
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Total sales SS6.39n shares.
Bonds S13."S0.ohh.
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sEcc1:p LIST OF WOUNDED.

TIL" following rasunltics ar" reported
by The commanding general Of the
American cxpcditionnry forces:
Wounded (dcgrcc undetermined $50
Wourdcd slightly .............,.. 5aL
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-07-08
No Wonder Position
of Health Inspector
Here Goes Begging

Consider the duties Of the health
and sanitary INSPECTORS of the city
and have pity Nowhere is there a
position requiring more general
knowledge and 4 greater amount OF
tact. They must be able instantly to
solve problems in law. medicine, sani-
tation. psychology. social welfare, and
q hundred kindred propositions
Here is a sample OF their work:
q want you TO come right out and
stop Mrs rs goat from bleating-
II bothers me-
Or this.
Il want you TO make Mrs x
stop hanging her washing in the back
yard of our apartment house"
Mrs NJ has a rooster that
crows early each morning and wakes
ne up. Can't you make her kill it2'
and throughout all Of the contro-
versy, in spite OF numerous neigh
borhood rows the inspector must
keep an even temper.
Then there is the humorous side Of
it all
Recently one Of the inspecmtors
quarantined a house in which a small
girl had scarlet fever. An older
daughter appeared with the question.
can my sweetheart still come and
sit on the porch2"
She was informed that by so doing
he. too, would become liable to quar-
antine.
Now. are you still surprised that
applicants for the position are few
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-07-08
METHODISTS OBSERVE ARMY
AND RECONSTRUCTION DAY

Columbus. O., July S.-Exhibition
flights Of four Handley-Page bomb
ing planes. with a short spectacular
air battle and addresses by prominent
men of the United States. France and
Italy. will mark the celebration today
OF army and reconstruction day at the
Methodist centenary exposition here
Among the speakers viii be Col
Raymond Robins. of the American
Red Cross commission to Russia. MAI
Edward Du Pont. OF the French army,
and Riccardi Santi, head of the Metho>
dist Episcopal orphanage Of Naples.
Italy. Mai Gen. Edwin F. Glenn. OF
Camp Sherman, will also be one Of
the speakers.
Canada day Is also being observed
today. DR.. s. D. Chown, president OF
the Methodist church Of Canada, VIII
be the nrincinal snea ker.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-07-08
A HOUSTON EDITOR FINDS
MUCH HERE TO COMMEND

". E. Tracy. editorial writer for
the Houston Chronicle. spent the past
two days in FL Paso looking over the
city and its industries.
"The thing that impressss me most
about FL R.aso.' he said. is its cleanli-
ness. I think Houston or any city in
Texas could well pattern after It. You
also lead the rest OF the state on good
roads and the amount Of street paving
per capita was surprised and de-
lighted at the substantial character of
your city Your high school is the
finest I have seen You also have a
splendid courthouse. Everything here
shows a spirit Of progress that I am
pleased with"
Mr. Tracy said he believed the
United States would soon take a mbre
firm policy towards Mexico and he
did not look for so much temporizing
in the future.