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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1919-07-04
SLEEP

Sleep, talmv sleep OF which the poet
writes With that in stock successful u
are our hights. Ii man can't sleep VII n
10 HE oolch he goes, il he can't Il. aw
some honrs u calm repcse. if midnight
hours but fret nim rnd exhaust. his life
is vain. his world a killing frost lie
may have fame IN both the hen-is, Heres
admiring men may greet his nobs with
cheers the "Welcome" sign NAV have
hang a'ross the street when he TO
Pruneville turns hi piinct ~ ct; but
ali his h)Dsrs tGwday are AID cheap. II
night Ours come aud Re can't 70 N
sleep. lie may nave wealth heape rp
and heaped again. his 5ins and 80.
may groan wicl iron men he may h.
yachts aud stately parks and grJu
and hnuting stesds ON which 20 ride ~
hounds. but suca possessions nave no
worth or charm life lie failure and
fal alarm, If sleep won oone wnen he
retires 10 bed. while hours irss on
with welay feet OF lesd Will" can
81 sep envy no ,no's Iva K: the
millionaire can keep his snowy burk
the Statesman great man reyel IA hi-
fame. all shining marks can play rheir
lustrous game; sleep the Dight through
like little nun and rise at dar IA 10 DO
the beet | can.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1919-07-04
Newspaper Advertising The Desf

IN wsplpnr advertising i,
=: cei"d >, h great bushes
1tt'pri this countr, AN
j. .rnr- ia the Dr 81 4 nf I'd
s~.t lni r',narke a II -,
''''l - 'n ing, w Y "'t
..ashrn2'oa Pit N ,y | h
''fn' "rty >tlr 3 'nt..
9 '".''i "a ow "A 'ae0e m r'... n'
her So 'vs- ~ the nrv 81
ia, IS ju- 10 t G fact that thay
~" NJ - ilrect ra.sllts than h
nry Q mr. m thod ~ advertising
IL + also more satisfactory IT,
eau . advcrtisers are able to trace
results from their adver isements
IN he newspapers where they
cannot II they advertise only ia
Their ways. 1t is impossihle 10
estimate The amount of money
spent in this country in news pa
per advertising | know Of ore
concern that spends half amil'ion
dollars ayear and doubtless there
are Others who spend Iare ersuins.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1919-07-04
INVESTING MADE SAFE
For THE SMALL SAVER
War Savings Stamps Minimizing
the Menace OF Fraudulent
Promotions Which Wipe
Out "Rainy Day
Funds"

This Is the day OF the small invest.
or The war opened the eyes of some
oOOOoOOO Americans TO the benefits Of
investing i'm government securities; 1t
min'mized To the same extent the men.
nee OF fraudulent promotions I'm which
many lfe's savings have been sunk.
War Savings stamps are making in
ve'ting safe for the small saver.
There Is nothing more dishearten-
ins than TO undergo self-dcninl for
years. To save money and then 10 see
Tie rainy day fund wiped ont by
the Failure of some wildcat scheme"
says Robert l.. Springstecn. director
of the War Savings Organization for
iuliana
Widows and Woodworking men are
creculouS. They listen To the oily
promises of 'get-rich-qulcll' promoters
'nd hand over their savings 10 sales
men promising impossible profits.
when the crash comes the savings
# years disappear in mn instant and
there is nothing 70 do but begin life
over agaln--often at time when
earning capacity has begun to ehb."
Whatever the temptation for wild
eat speculation in the past, there is
no excuse for it now.
Every small investor should realize
that a dollar saved while money is the
cheapest commodity being offered viii
purchase twice as much Of most any
other commodity within four or five
years. SO that, in addition Ia the in
tereSt that War Savings or other gov
erEmCnt securities yield, the investor
really has earned 100 per cent In the
'rrhasing power of the dollar saved.
Small sums certainly are worth saw
Ing Amounts that seem Insignificant
SOON pile UP into figures that are i'm
pressivc.
\ great French banker was once
asked the secret of French thrift. and
he replied. compound interest"
Just as constant waste. even in little
things. may change ones life from
success "a i,'lg.n. 50 the steady saw
ing % money Will eventually bring in
dependence. II not actual wealth.
There are very few persons who
cannot. without any Inconvenience |
whatever, lay aside 10 cents "A day. |
Within ten years ones daily saw
.ngs of this Insignificant sum will |
amount to S3o5. In addition To 5000 |
conpnund interest. mixing a total OF |
$ii5.;G TO show for ones saving Just
10 cents a day Tor ten years
by saving - cents day for ten /
years. with interest compounded az \
4 per cent. one Will have the comfort
able sum of SG6S1S: 20 cents day
will net SS.DgJ. Save 30 cents day
for tea years and th.'e is $2.227.75. A
coi'H a day viii make total of ST.
i",.,4 fDr tie tCn-year period
81 the>c figures are based on the
savings being put out nj 4 per cent
interest. War Savings
stamps y-id triae more than per
ceat.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1919-07-04

livery American citizen should be proud Of the Ameran
Red Crcs, II is daily indeed hourly, giving example
If mercy the whole world Through its operations the
suffering Of soldiers and civilians is being aleviated
The American people should continue to support the
American Red Cross Through they helping their
men and helping the allies Through it they making
America the symbol of faith and hope in distracted world
GEO. w. COCKTAILS,
Acting Quartermaster General
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FRIDAY. JULY 4. 1919
TIE PATRIOTS DAY OF DAYS

This day. forever the mot iliustIions i'll
our history, Is crowded with patriotic
memories. II belongs TO history and
celebrates that only which is grand and
inspiring IN history Every memory.
syery trad ition, every event about II
must inspire every patriot with trHe
homage To country au1 with hope,
courage aud confidence far ihr future.
IL is the bapti-mal dsy OF freedom, the
day when the h. art OF Young America
are proud and II 4 and the hearts of
the old are young again william
Mckinley.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1919-07-04
Prohibition Enforcement

United States prohibi ionof the
liquor traffic went into ell ect
with the beginning of July lst;
and government officials declare
the law will be rigidly enfoi G. d.
They will try TO for while. But
as long as alcohol is found in the
apple. the peach and the grape
it will be % easlre to tn stroa z
temptation to the weak. Cider
will get hard, and grape JUICE
ferment Tnere IL no sucn tning
as prohibition Over 1882
murders in the United States in
1918 prove that fact,conclusively
The weak will find ways TO
evade the law and the strong
wont care. In dry Kansas we
have known cities to license
drinks parlors. which license
prevented local officers from
raiding q places, and the slate
could not aft I'd the price IT. cost
The u S. cannot and VIII ~.
afford to make one third ~ t
citizen officers to wstch +, h r
third while In third viii OH i
TO paying taxes t. loot th" nt.,
and the last third will rue, : q
first third will lose their iobs
watching and the middle thlr6
Will get all tn. alcoh)l tney clcr
for. STE?
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1919-07-04
Eternal PfiiClplHs

II / could hope without d'esumption
that anv humble counses Of mine on
this Lallowed anniversary could be
remembered beyond the hour OF their
utterance and re,ch thi ears Of my
countrymen IN future days could not
omit triainly TO reiierate the solemn
obligation which rgst on every citizen Of
this republic to cherish and 70. CO the
great rrincii les of our co Onial and
Revolutionary father the principles
OF liberty AMI law. one and insrparahle
the ~rinclh les of the C ,n-ti utlon and
the Union Robert &. Winthrop.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1919-07-04
Not an EXPENSE.

Advertising is not an experse-;t
is an Investment and apermanent
asset. 1t is an investment which
will pay at all times and under
all circumstances high rate Of
interest. Ever, dealer ever, bust
ness man in Coocs OF every kind
should realiZ this fact There is
no in, cal ment that pays better
thantimely and jadicious advert
Using
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1919-07-04
ANARCHY EXPERT
DISCUSSES FORD
uNlvG RSlTY PROFESSOR CALLED
TO POINT OUT RED"
DOCTRINES.
WHEN IS MAN All ANARCHIST?
PLAINTIFFS Views Are Shown TO Bs
Those OF Best Loved American
Thinkers and Writers.
WHEN IS MAN All ANARCHIST?
ANARCHISTS"

Professor jesse b. Reeves says
Henry Ford doctrine that Human
ity is constantly on the upgrade
and that lille II makes mistakes
everything tends toward good. is
"A fundamental principle OF anar-
chy"
Ford's counsel reads quotations
from Emerson. Whittier. Lowell.
Holmes and Abbott. showing thai
they held the same view.
Quez zion: Were these men
anarchists"
Witness answers. NO"
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Mt Clemens. Mich. Who Is an an
archist-and " hat Is anarchy?
The Chicago Tribune. which called
Henry Ford an anarchist. and was
promptly sued for $1,000 as a re-
suit. introduced an expert witness on
anarchy in the trial now going on in
Mt. Clemens. Mich in an effort 10
establish definitions of anarchy and
anarchists which would convince the
jury that there was no libel in the
newspaper attack on the manufac-
turer.
Prot. Jesse Il. Reeves. head of the
department OF Political Economy OF
the University Of Michigan. was en-
gagged By The Tribune 10 support its
contentious by his testimony.
Under direct examination by coun-
sci for the Tribune. Professor Reeves
declared that the views credited TO
Mr. Ford by Journalists who had In
terviewcd him were identical with the
views held D. such wei known an
archsts as Emma Goldman. Tucker.
Proudhon and Iolstoi.
The Tribune introduced as evidence
of Henry Ford's anarchy the following
quotations attributed TO him in ar.
ticles which have appeared in news
papers and magazines:
Fundame nta!s cs Anarchy.
ITO my mind Humanity may
make mistakes. but cannot do any
thing worse think that every
thing tends toward good Even
this great and l.oody war f. help
ing toward permanent peace
Il think war il largely the re-
suit OF greed on the part OF those
who profit by t."
The moment we get people not
TO acquiesce in war. refuse TO go
TO war. there will be no more
war
These views. Prof. Reeves testified.
were found in the works OF every an
archist OF international reputation
and were. in fact. fundamental prin-
ciplcs OF anarchy.
Thereupon counsel for Mr.. Ford
took the witness.
Professor Reeves. said counsel.
was Benjamin Franklin an anarch-
ist?"
NO
lie said, There naver was a good
war. or a bad peace Was he an an
srchlst because he said that?
Certainly not"
Professor, is the idea that Human.
ity Is on the upgrade. rs Mr.. Ford be-
lieves. fundamental OF anarchy"
"Yes. anarchism holds that Human
ity is all right, il only needs to be lot
alone and II will work out its own
salvation"
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1919-07-04
SING a SONG OF SAVINGS STAMPS

Sing n song Of Savings stamps,
The cost Of living's high.
But have You counted all the things
Thee Savings stamps will buy?
They help TO take that summer trip,
Or buy some fussy clothes.
How many things they'l help to get,
Goodness only knowsl
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Were They Anarchists

yet this idea was held by Emerson.
Whittier. Bronson. Abbott. William
/ James. John Fiske. Oliver Wendau
Holmes and James Russell Lowell
Were they anarchists because they be
lieved this?'
No"
Isn't IL true that many wars in the
past. not all but majority. were
brought on by the quarrcls. greed and
ayarice OF rulers ?"
II think many wars have bcec
brought on, think this war was"
10 you agree that i; is very foolish
Tor the people of the countries sasolv-
Cd to allow themselves TO be sl1Igh-
tered In such wars?"
'As we look back on IT now. ye.. We
would say that"
We'll that is precisely the seau
n, mt YOU call anarchy in sir FORD"
Much testimony having blcn offered
20 show that Mr.. Ford held Jobs open
for employees who were called into
tie armed forces Of the nation and
THAI he also provided aid for Ia Ar
cetenicnts where the latter were i
need. The Tribunc which originally
CHARGED that Mr. Ford would not do
euy - these things is now attempting
e. prove that the assistance which ne
gave was late and was a result Of Ia,
lhbIhes attack.
Checks Produced.
Counsel fer Mr.. Ford has produce
rincNs o. cancelled checks showing
ta.' regular monthly allowances wer.
ssnt out To soldiera' dependents who
hp,'ii.l for aio. beginning as soon a.
thc case could b. investigated and
the records made. and continuing up.
III the husband returned TO work.
2 v - -
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County AGENT Notes.

Office, Upstairs in The Court House at
Jap / sill be in = Office all day
Saiu-l ~ snd Monday fmornirg ami AT
either % "a, shen not 'u ia the hvlis.
Oili - % "a :; : "a b. \ VI and 10 l..
N p ,aa 226.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1919-07-04
CARDINAL GIHl5pNS
hIlr~yAGE
BY K. c 3.

Yhoyc ~ ~ Wss, hm's '''"
ahir DffH ~ sD,rDW rnd 'aN"
~ rt.lyag pDEiDrs Z" ,'"'''
st.r - ..-pfs wHh me m'm'T'
sLfg snd resources ~ M h''
r,oxs. a,iHaffd ~ II ~ bp 'h'"
ficI yfi4.ftl's cdh best a'd'
iake 'tf o. p' gdOHs burden :"
srfcnfiag GicNigcnf and cfitt'"
reiifT M pGr!icnid, ! opp'"'
~ mr. Ecd Cross Gcfimfies ="
hcy me- sirr,frd forcrfs SAP
1Drf,ag RE cpHrGgc aud rd''"y
~ ~, fHjurics ~ our young y"
.,or ADr Nr.inr- ~ u nv ed'H
~, snes ffrf an ~ ow p'"p'
min fi,crf,iip mn grneroHs's M
,p.snIr r,it fas Red cro's ~"
tsi!frr III nan eFOrfs fo""i''
.,n. 80 fhe laiieSi rtcdsn"
-,p,s,p mn n mab he p"'s'''
H., l.s sortc!y ~ attain.
JAMES CARDINAL GIHHoNs'
Archbishop OF Buihmors
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W" snhw nin -um,v-@f families y O
are regular readers rtthe Cou,ic n,
are MI srbacrih'r- they harrow ia ia.
per from vheir peisAbap- We are g,,I
to know tat the Cgrrsr as thus :,
ciated. hut whv not subssn,
price is small and We gouli C q
having tn u,ing
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"Do IL Now" Subscribe for the Jasper
Weekly Courier. Lon't put of for to
morrow what yon can do today.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1919-07-04
CONlrOl Fire Blight By CrsiuI
PPunIDq


OH pear trees OUT IL IS mach more
severe on pear t cn on apple
trees.
The eiseas ms h en- found 10
live THO Oh IN. winter in
G nk-rs on inc iarg r i'm bs or 0 .
the d scasrd wis. l. these are
removed 10y tn" urcA triist tn.
dlnse.pis soGrce 81 lnfrctlDh
VIII be r-mDs /. al hrgH
m thoc II cn4t'ol must he usei
fl eqI-n' 10 prev ent the spreAG
OF tie blight
w app .arS 20 make the
d seas u ticu,t to 60 ,trol is thar
each n,LlG mad, by rfuninp
n uSl ~ O sIn ttctf 2; hut BY ullg
so.ulic.p OF mer. u.ic chloride.
] 20 Loo rafts CT water. this al
b accom-. iisn. d O;chssu.s,s IL
pruning tees affected with
BIZ ght. however til NAL
spOng- saturated W h he
solution TO there -pvuhag - |
and daub each cut
D. We Knog F,rtil,z o.?
The 70 lawiNg ~ A. T
Wiancbo is an ,x'r4ct from
Pu due CircllIr ~. %, o..
Commercial ferti z.rs fo
Indi ma.
There i no on, sntie,t 80
greater imoJrtlNta to | q a..
fsrmes then the ma tenanc.
OF the e,GitV OF the .oii. Und
eX ting condition. the production
OF large crops is more im,orant
Il en- ever !, fore To me 6 "a
n eds Of tie nation and ri On
world for food me sou mus
receive moe intelligent at
t, A. ion ard among other thilgs
mu.h more ranonai a., q
ferti zsrs n ST D. pra,-,al.
Ne mig OF To- Fertilizer
formula
Take inr e2amrlp.a 2 IA
forml'a | means mis- : per cent
nitrogen. u Der c. Z availab
phosnoric acid AMI / per cant.
water 20 tah pota ,
Y, rCgsl Is. J a mia
tt nitp..a .olrslt VI
fe~tiiiz,r IS Snnatm,,
exDres - i - ,n~rn - enn,nl4
A ANA 80 ain - - IN, u
ri Jgen rlIs. 2p-r-.nc -
III. n,nir Is qiaft | 8 Or CT
OF nitrns u3 . e-nc ,. a:nmou 4
is enia 10 rs o-Ient 81
nirroesn. Of IL. Tnr l.,dians
fee tinzer iavr q1ir- that "a
g rdrts' On ia. f. tilz.r tay.
Fer liz Should p Dpugn5 ~
FL mla. All fertilizrr shou d be
boulnt an d,sr Il d. 20 mulas and
NOT Nv trsoi Brand Eam-s
shDI'd nor b used txceot in
con 80 ction " % tn, formula. s.
that IN - my be no cOrfusi,l
in n mi"dof he purchase a.
70 to- c5np jslti)n o. tl-
frct lzr ha'i ~ iiQ.
Amoant 81 f RI zer ~ In.
emo mt Of f.r.i!.zi 'n D. u, 4
per .cra vi deprni npon tir
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an'i 'ne d me RVe,' %
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on - - y" :" i oe
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ctnfi' lN = iN- ~ lef O. iZ'r
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-10-18
SOUTH SIDE FANS TAKE
INTEREST IN OPENER

The opening game between tho Mack
Juniors and the Yarkcc juniors has al
r,ady seized tho interests Of South S.d2
followers and many are expected TO ha
on hand to see these Scrappy teams In
action. The Yankee lineup was almost
stated definitely last evening by C"ach
Tidnnrtllcr after tho Yankees wen:
throuEh a hard workout consisting "t n
good scrimmaGc. As Yet the Mack
linoIp has not been AscertHncd Gu'
Cno,h &trornp will max" it definite this
afternoon.
The Yankees VIII lineup rs follows;
F. Eidc:nillcr, r. .: Koch. r. &: Finley
r. r.: McGinniS or L"tI. C.; FrIry ct
Nnli"i. J. T.; McNU''. :. = y. Lott. !. r.;
Il. I;.u'' r.. q. b; I1r'',y. car,), r. h,
uEs,lips. ]. h: Killccn, I. h.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-10-18
TWO MAJOR GENERALS GUESTS DE
HONOR 1T STEUBEnVI!LE WHEN
VICTORY LERAT|ON IS HELD

sroc;ar \: ,a,.l. p, IN" ~. uIS""c"r.
sTEUri-Nl.II.I.t:. -. ''";. = -1"H"r-
son county ~, al h"r,' o.. AN. ''....
brat,on and victory j'h''sr N "a TO- 90
returned ,;,,,ar"r>. SAILOR, a"d ".':''' =
Of the world war opened "a 81 ''''
this Afternoon.
Hundreds 81 don.'.A'yS. ""|& ana
marines W., ON; ia "inE"r'n E'''''hS
their comrades WIZ r''n" tr.m -" "'' 70
lying distress by au'-. stree, or "'''
train. The early hours II the day "eF'
devoted 10 an .aCurmal reception {" the
cjty's honoreI guests. 'h' '\'>''N'
men, citizens turning out ~ '''' 49,
txtrnd thcyl tho glad hand - W. i'''r''
shortly before the noon hcLr M'J','
General charles FartlSworth. C"mmahu
ant at Camp Bcnn!ns. Ga. and tor'ntt
commander Of the 3Ith dtFISio"' III
which moro than @no county men SrrN'u'
arrived in the cIty with captain v"'p
ton. his aide. They W." net AZ IN" N.''
handle station BY = war board c"'hr"''
toe headed by JudS" CART SWl'h. anu 49,
corted 10 the Imperial hotel. wh'r" my
will be entertained during their stay III
the city.
General r.Hw'h >'.''"' '''> 80 T., :.
Camp Sherman. Will arr.N" Sa'u'""!
morning and former N3rd DIVISION 'i'''
will give h!rl 4 -";iS.uG reception. ''"''
army oriccrs wiz h"l'i'd rn - IL
which county rlcu served VIII arrive
Saturday morning
Uoday's entertainment program open
= ed with track events IN when S"'"'''
and sailors participated at p. NJ. An
immense crowd witnessed tn" contests
Tho Victory pag.lut. OPP % III" most
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-10-18

i,.rol rlans havoc been ~o~0lo'cd and
ol is j., rca,l,nr,s for 'hr knights of
rvtrlrv pa-ad, md dedication service
tn,rorrnv at . O'Clock. when iii" hrart-
ful flor will u" loiStch {" Tia" top -
NO rlant staff and offered aS n tribute
~ Tho rurlnOrv Or thoS" who lost thor
l,vcs n tho war. rs woll a. thr surviving
,..IIirrs sailors nni marines Of Ohio
county. TIL" committee last night stated
that assurances h1v" been received from
tho honor guests. Hon. H'"Ar" SN'"'F-
land Major Generals Glenn and Facns-
WORTH. will arrive in time t" tax" part III
rho services. 4 committee" will leave TO-
da,. Cor S.oubcnviVc 20 meet the tw" dis
,,nr,,ighcd military men and escort tncrn
10 this city.
Tho complete program Is Announces as
follows:
Invocation ..--..... rev -. W.,
T,,.,hian tribute 70 Ohio county sons
who maid tho supreme Sacrilc" ana
lie sleeping IN Flanders fields. y,
Miss GuIjic Plant. assisted by +. {.
Moulin. O,to pa"&"r'.
Music selection Greater Wi"'isnE Rama
Dedication Of flag and staff ..'.''''
Hon s. J.. Mom'Co'n"ry
Raising the LOUIS liHrt"nG. Sr'
fOldcst member rvihian fraternity
snnS-Star SpanEl"d Banner. =.
...N Mis- Virginia Hall
CAS- flag is rais"dD
Tcmporary chairman. Hon. J0hn /,
Arbcn2; permanent chairman. HON. ~ I
OGDEN; orator. United States senator
Howard A. Sutherland.
Ohio county boys who lost tH'ir iiE"S
in the Great War to be h"n"Tcd by this
patriotic demonstration are:
Edward T.. Bowman. Louis Lester Da-
Wis, William ]. palIin, William Con"way.
Vincent Doris John J. Ebb"rt. Henry
c. Evans. William c. Franz. GcorS" NJ
Free. Arthur J. johnson. Glenn Q. kGr-
ner. .Alonzo Miller Charles c. klc"ch'
Thomas J. Mcmillan. Bird T.. Neil, VIII
liam c. Rhodes. Lawrence RIGGS. Mich
ael Rosa. E!chard Tunncy. Vincent
StGngcr. Edward ]. stanton. Oscar Sauv-
azcot, William c. Noglcr. Jr.. Cornelius
Wc=trall. VoIncy !. Wilson. Edward
yelling. George L. Yrckcy. Robert
Ward. Max 7. Alderman. John Q. Ferry
Everett I&,wmpn. sylvester I. Blake
Earl Burrows. FNs'er J. Burton. Fay
moud Gain. Alfred T.. Davis. william j..
p nahic. Charles Ncnkcm"llcr Henry
Eobrcrht. william y. Scharf. Frames
Mcfarland Sn!dcr. John Sole. Louis
:, .llwnN. George Slicar. John i. Sulii-
van. John T. Tyler. Albert K. Ea"hmam
Henry william Davis. Elwood j.. Bauer.
Ray Melvin Anderson. Henry H. CHI
moro. Percy VI. Hannah. Thurs;on y
hughes. William Lester Mikels Cecil
Guy Wilson, Joseph 4. Marshall.
Charles Quarter. Charles Nathan Ny
c-s. Emil John schmidt, Raymond Ter
nard I.oos. Joseph NJ. Hart, William
Norman kuts~hUran. Joseph l.. Bauer,
William Bacr.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-10-18
GOOD GAME AT FORTY
SEVENTH ST. SUNDAY

good game should result tomorrow
afternoon ut the Foriy-srvcnth stree,
grounds when the South Side. A. c., ~
mat piece" Will lineup against tn
strong Madison A. -. Of Ia" Island.
Tn" Madison team is composed Of son.
very tH,i mon. this being fully rc,liz.d
Eisl Sund;t" when they held the Strou-
Smith \. 9. 10 TO score.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-10-18
WARWOOD
Class PARTY.

TIL" seventh grade If the Center War
wood school held clrss party last ~.
"ninE IN III" gym. OF IT," high achoul
Various forms Of amusement; wcv" On
j"ycd. Several teachers were IN charge
Of the party.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-10-18

Houses e""fn - J." iN rr"1f demand nc
c.,rGinr ~ =. =. Ku!.'lr"rF"r. local rra!
c.,tat" man. Thor" Sons especially I"
he \ h'E d 'unnh "a tn" Enr'h End ~
town. h"ramS" "f -" r".''l" working In
rar,rri,s AZ tha. rnd e town
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-10-18

Seven persons Wi j." maze ~Iprcm"ly
h1Hpy in tho InirlIr"nrHr'S Automrh!o
ard Diamond Campo. gn--you cIn BE- ,uD
Of them.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-10-18

Tho greater rnc necessity Tor Eavine
Tho greater y,ur opportunity 70 us~
Tho Iutc!.j:cnC"r Want ADS