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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-08-22

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town lots lui mpro,r,u,r'. 7"''
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call. a, ''''S.. 'a ] 3, mules 90.
pr.,...,.,, ""h' -', land and i'm.
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H.. ' own 'oN ana 'mproyemcnn 20.
,,,',,,'. '''P' u''h''ul0 10.
I.,., li'H7 10. succp 100,
.rt p'"' .i"'h'0 80. town lotto
.nr,,. '''''''''a 81" utrshrrs ~.
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.bny. a.. "" cattle - Is.
.rnaf. .Iao IVo. lhrohrrs 20,
10 ,a.,,,.,. "N''Iu''u'aI machinery
.,,.,.' ''t'' '''. TO. Wagons uU.
.o' orf..a .,'@, f.,d,...o 'gIo,."rr arg lNures
a,.'I ,,'.''n engines oo land amt improve.
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hoo. ''"t''7 30. cattle 90.
Mr.. ~. a"''p Ivu land and im
- ',',".'n't 30.
o., ~ '"N Il"iHoH 90. mules
..,,,.. ~. h"Es 'o, sheep 200.
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'.'M" Horses 20. mules uU.
.''.'' D." hogs 'u. suc,u oO. pl-
'""" H". IluI %.
'".. lI"'s'a lu. mules O.. town
''," ~ Ihi'Hhrrs 10, land .u
''''N'h'. Horses -h. hogs 20
'l'' - lO. pianos 80 10. town lots 20
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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-08-22

the eastern cities and
resorts.
Spats to be worn with
opera pumps are shown
in several sh dcs of
gray and brown; also,
novelty effects in two
tone Some go to the
extreme style of large
black and white checks.
but are not thought TO
be very popular
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-08-22
PROMOTIONS IN NATIONAL
GUARD MADE THIS WEEK

CAMP HuuEuTsD> Nur' %
Promotions wcrr unuoun,ri Monday
n special uuirrH 80 follows can't
'mr'rs " uui, Company % Tnrd
infantry Goo nrN Na Iur luu tH
signed u fHo THIRD regiment. First
l.irut hammond lpNu tumppu, o..
INrd infantry 4" rank of captain
ana assigned tp Company o. Thlrd
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-08-22

BARTLESn.LE. Aug 2I.-The
indifference Of BartlcvlIlc I'm stay
Ing away from the polls nt the apo-
rHl election held yesterday io vote
an additional min levy FOR municipal
expenses Tor Tho next year. defeated
the proposition.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-08-22

The newest styles for
fall in women's boots
are satins, in lace, with
patent kid vamps, also,
the solid satin boot for
dress wear in a beauti-
ful style; dark brown
and victory gray to be
worn with suits is also
very popular.
The prevailing style in
two-tone boots has a
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-08-22

ADVERTISING FOLDEH+--IIs,r
thctu prepared tur fuu bi NpNlIt-
TISING WRITER, at r'a@nnAhlr
rnt,-. Address world, ILp N.iOO.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-08-22

new military heel boots
~. N'acco brown and black
p' a very popular num-
+, with the high school girls
Nose who have become
5'.''mod to low heels.
NY. .... mat kid boot with cell
., covered, full Louis
's.,.. ''' Very popular in the
p. cities and seem TO be
~. = popuIar styles for
"9 fall wcaE
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-21
A MORE BEAUTIFUL WHEELING ..
wheeling, the city beautiful"

= city beautiful"
hard for the the thought expressed IN
Mat line We Wheeling center OF industry; as l
wide awake business men, but lie" 0
uxaye ever OF Wheeling as city beautiful
sometimes come true For'o
who have some dreams besides
hhe dreams Of wealth translated Yesterday
nsn Alexander Glass number OF citizens peuseu
toundeake practical improving and beauyns wheel
shown by the fact that none u
himself to particular pan Inc
method providing funds to enable competent
upon
milan the these business men showed " w
and their sincerity by the preliminary expenses OF this
commission, a liberal character
Wheeling great charitable enterprises
1--we have during the past particularly carried through many Dig
bp have industrial and commercial purposes
FOR charity and philanthropy the first distinct step which has o
the city physical
point
wheeling, city beautiful"
It's inspiring place mind splendid vision Of the
years
OF the things that might Do
that will make the city more aurac
tive healthier which to live and rear our faeS
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-21
CLUB MANAGEMENT
MAKES EXPLANATION

As to the boxing flasco at wheeling
Park last night. the management or tne
Wheeling Athletic club accepted ms
match staged in order TO help out the
management OF the Martins Ferry cluo.
which had booked II. after being SHOWN
the contract OF Grcb and Smith. That
Smith did not show up was not the
fault OF the Wheeling club. Its OFFICIALS
were in entire ignorance Of the fact I'M
III tho mon stepped into the ring Tne
Wheeling club regrets that the matcn
was held and will guarantee 10 aVoio
any such occurrence in the future
II IL to be hoped that the sport LOVING
public will bear with the management OF
the Wheeling club just this once and
excuse the mistake made. Another such
exhibition will not be repeated. Starting
the revival Of boxing after such long
inactiyitics. the local officuls put too
much confidence in outsiders: but here
after will promote all boxing on the
guarantee svstcm II, in the future,
boxers fail to appear an announcement
Will be made before the beginning OF the
exhibition and those who do not desire
TO remain to see the substitutes Will DO
refunded the admittance fees
Within the next few days the local
boxing club will mako an announcemnt
rs to a change in the management or
the club. An effort is now being made
10 secure the services Of @ we'll known
man vcrscd In the boxing garne to
handle all exhibitions. 1t 10 to Be- hoped
that tho selection will meet with the
approval Of fandom. -.
essA.4IsfAtk, 'HER1kAAGk NH
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-21
The rco1 monument to Theodore Roose-

The real monument to Theodore Roose-
Welt is tho Panama canal Just before he
became president, Lieutenant Bunau-
yarilla- at one time cnGincer-in-chief OF
the Panama canal, spread out before Mr..
Roosevelt the full situation regarding
the German plot to secure the Panama
zone and to divert the interest OF the
United States to q canal in the volcanic
district Of Nicaragua The first step In
the German plot was to buy the influen-
tial newspapers Of the capital Of Bogota,
Columbia; the next step was to start IN
Paris g. series Of intriGues against the
French company that was then digging
the Panama canal Charges were pre-
scented against Ferdinand DeLcsseps. ORR
ginator Of tho Suez canal. and also MS
son. These charges declared that tho
Panama canal was impracticable and
that subscriptions for the enterprise had
been obtained by fraud and misrcprcsen-
tation- So skillful was the intrigue that
tho Germans who arc now known to have
been back OF the plot succeeded in sccur-
ing O five years sentence OF imprIson-
ment against tho two DeLcsseps father
and SON The indirect result OF the Ger
man plot was the destruction OF tho con-
fidcnce OF the people OF France in the
political, scientific and financial leaders
event Of q declaration of war by Ger
many.
In that crisis Runau-Varilla turned to
the ono man in the world whom he be-
lieved could save Franco from the Ger
man plot and save the Panama canal
from Berlin This great engineer told
Mr.. Roosevelt that tho secretly-owncd
German press had conceived this scheme
had told tho politicians in Bogota and
the peaple Of Columbia that Berlin would
loan them all the money they wanted
that they could build the Panama canal
themselves; that all tho profit would
then pass into their hands, and that cv-
cry financial and political consideration
was against the transfer OF the canal
zone to tho United States. and that if
any transfer was made. the right to dig
tho canal should be given to Germany
So successful was this plot that
the secret German press demanded and
obtained a referendum vote. Soon tho
people OF Columbia defeated the plan to
transfer tho canal zone TO tho United
States. Then II was that BunauNar5lla
acted with decisive energy. lie decided
that every sound principle OF intcrna-
tional law, geography, and the rights of
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-21

With the conquest Of the air Is open
81 a new era Of discovery and explor-
alton. Ships OF tho air arc daily CIV
ing US n better knowledge OF the more
remote parts Of every continent. One
seventh Of the carths area remains 10
l." scientifically mapped, and some y
Un1CnO square mil have not as yet
been surveyed III any way
And there urr 3n.uon.0OO square miles
Cf which our knowledge is very slight.
krcD.ng pace with the advance OF aero
l.aut'cs, there has come q remarkable
development of photography which
makes K possible to utilize dying craft
IN a NV and unexpected manner. The
avrra".. American has q natural genius
for p1uiuGraphy. cN"mp!Ihcd in the very
gen. ,.,I use Of the camera, which Is far
greater here than in any other country
so IL IS not strange that American IN
Eenuity has mad" possible this lreSh
field Of exploration.
The new branch Of photography has
boon raDidly and secretly developed aS
q necessity Of war. With the coming
Il peace tho information becomes avail
uH'r Tor the public. Tho evolution OF
the aero camera comes as n surprise
oven t. the c>p"ricucCd amateur pho-
thCraVh-r. Tho familiar snapshot CAM
-ip had Developed in 4 few months dur
;ne; The war into bulky and very un-
usual continuance SIX feet or more IN
length Special cameras are hN'd IN
Tho. floors of some aCroplanr CABINS
which may De So to photograph auto
matically ut any angle.
An admiration Of tn" moving picture
camera is now attached 10 machine
guns which makes Il Tirtur" exposure at
The instant Il shot Is fired. or rathcr
makes n picture showing where the best
shot would have struck had a bullet IN
steal ur a picture been "Sh"t
This is preserved "a valunhi" record OF
the accuracy OF the Iunncr's ann.
An AERIAL panorama camera mas oc"h
developed to suppl'm"nt the work OF
The surveyors thcodol.tc. 1t Is inter-
r..tinr to sprcuat" on what NashinS-
ton. who knew tho surveying lnSlru-
mcnts Of his day NJ first hand. would
haze thought of such present day equip
lnent.
The military maps by aeroplanes dur
ing the war have rcvolutionizeu inc
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-21
MASS MEETING HE'D LAST EVEN.
ING AT HIGH school. AUDrTo-
RIUM-MATTER DIS
CUSSED.
Committee Will Present Matter to Town
Council in Effort to Have
Rehe earring.

mass meeting OF the citizens OF the
Town OF Warwood was held last even
ing At the RiChland district high school
auditorium, at which time officers were
nam'sI. composed OF Charles f. Schultz,
president. and Edward Dichl, secretary.
when arrangements were made for the
submitting Of certain resolutions to
CuunCI! at the next meeting. which will
be held on Thursday Of next week. nj
which tim" the matter OF increased
street car fare. as put into effect by the
Wheeling Traction Company U'anhandlc
Div!siOn) will ho discussed and the COM
mIttce will argue that the matter should
BE- rcconsidered by the State Public Ser
vice Commission at Charleston.
Charles Smith. the town solicitor. was
in attendance at the meeting and prom
iscd TO do whatever was in his power
10 have the matter called to the atten-
, ton OF the state body. He told Of the
work that had been done in that respect
and Of the work that had been taken
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-21
RIPPING RHYMES
PEACE SOUP.
BY WALT MASON.

We made a caldrun full OF soup. and
set tho same before the Huns: they
raised n loud. disguestcd whoop, and
reached around for hidden guns. -Ach.
donnerwcttcr!" said their chief, I'VE do
not like this consommc: It IS not made
'of wholesome beef, but rather hints or
Old Dog Tray. 1 fear you've boiled a
lot Of crows, or made q broth OF our
lost goat: il IS offensive TO tho nose,
and raises blistcrs in the throat The
Sparkling soup we have prepared Is
pushed aside with angry snort; and
swords and sahrcs would be barred, II
Huns had weapons Of the sort The
Germans have no gratitude, they know
not when they're treated we'll: they
cl1mor now for oysters stewed. or
peradvcnturc. on the she'll. We who by
Germans have been Eorcd, now lead
them kindly to our coop. and seat them
ut tho grooming board. and they rear up
and cuss tho soup. No tact or man
ncrs has the Tcut. no winning ways,
to gain a friend: he Is boor, a crude
galoot, who ruhs US wrong ways to
the end. Divcstcr Of his war lord
dreams. he came. still naughty. TO our
town. and thought he ought to have
ice cream. with costly drinks 70 wash
il down He stirred UP trouble in the
past. nc. spread the griSf on pretty
thick: and while this weary world
shall last I fear he'll play the same
old trick.
Copyright by George Matthew Adams.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-21
THE GOOD ROADS AMEND
MENT

In 1890 the people OF West Virginia
will vote upon a proposition to amend
the constitution Of the state 50 as to
nerroit the creation OF a debt OF fifty
million dollars FOR road Improvement
The constitution OF West Virginia dis
tlnctly prohibits the creation or any
bonde debt for any other purpose than
the payment Of the Virginia debt. This
is not an unwise provision. 1t limits
the possibility Of extravagant expendi-
lures and tends TO insure economy in
public affairs. because It necessitates
immediate taxation to take care Of ap-
preparations. However. inhibition Of
debt, written so years ago. ought not to
weigh against public policy at the pres
emit time.
within the past ten years the social
and economic life OF the American pco-
ME has undergone a great change. The
automobile has been the most rerolu-
ttonary factor Ia human existence since
Columbus discovered America The au-
tomobilc industry has grown to NAM
moth size, but the size OF the industry
itself Is the least significant thing. The
automobile has re-discovered the rural
districts. 1t has introduced the farms
to the city. 1t has changed our arnuse-
nents- 1t has. in many ways, affected
every branch Of business transportation.
The automobile requires good roads, and
West Virginia must furnish the good
roads which the automobile needs.
It is clear that comprehensive road
system can be CONSTRUCTED only through
the agency OF the state. The counties
themselves have done much work. but
their work is necessarily disjointed and
Of strictly local value. Good roads that
will make West Virginia easy to travel
from north to souSr and from east to
west must be built on a state plan. and
with state supervision. This does not
mean that the state must furnish all Of
the money, but that the state must CO.
operate with the counties, furnish part
OF the money and insure the joining to-
gether Of the various roads into an in
tsrngent system
Under proper conditions. The Intelli-
-geneer believes that the state will be
justified IN mourning debt for this
purpose. To pass the constitutional
amendment does not mean. Of course.
that nifty million dollar bonds are to be
Issued Immediately. Tho amendment
4, only makes 1t possible for such Issuance
under conditions that are to be provided
for by tho Legislature.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-21
THE WILLARD-DEMPSEY
FIGHT

There is a distinct line between box
ing contests conducted as sports and
prize fighting, conducted to determine
which Of two men has the most skill,
brute strength and physical endurance.
Most states IN the Union license boxing
matches, and public opinion. generally.
approves Of them. All states are sup
posed to prohibit prize fighting. yet by
liberal Interpretation OF tho law. the
, state OF Ohio and the city OF Toledo
have given their endorsement TO a con-
test which. by no stretch OF imagination.
can be described purely as a scientific
boxing match.
Tho proposed wlllard-Dempsey night
n to b q nsht 10 tho finish, testing the
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-21
CAR MEN
To GET INCREASE
MEETING HELD YESTERDAY WHEN
MANY MATTERS WERE GONE
OVER BY THE ARBITRATION
COMMITTEE
Decision Will Likely Be Made KNOWN
This ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS To Be
Granted

1t is understood that the arbitration
committee. which has been working on
tho street car scale here for tho past
week. has about completed its lahors and
that 4 decision relative To tn" wage scale
Will be reached this afternoon.
II was animated last evening that the
men would receive a substantial wage
increases and also q number OF other
concessions. which they had formerly
asked for and that everything would be
working smoothly within n fNw days.
Under tho agreement IN" men will rc-
ceivc the wageincrcasc from the first
OF May. when the old wage scale expired.
This will moan that they will receive
a substantial back bonus.
All lines in the Ohio Valley are effect
ed by the new scale and at meeting
held last evening by the car men, they
stated that they were moro than pleased
with the results obtained ~ date.
The arh!t ratorS were given facts and
figures by both sides and were cnliEht-
cncd In many wHys relative as to whit
IN" conditions really were in the local
district,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-21
WV. G.. A. GIRLS *
NEED ARTICLESFOR
CAMP KITCHEN

Monday is to be donation Day at tho
Y. ". c. ~ for its vacation camp. The
Y. w. C. A vacation camp Is to be To-
Gated at Fish Creek and to be filled with
Association girls is greatly In need OF
articles for kitchen and dining room
use. At u meeting Of theh Board OF
Directors held yesterday morning. It
was decided to set aside next Monday as
camp donation day, when friends Of tho
association may send to the 7. w. G A.
office dishes. cooking utensils. ham
mocks, old chairs, games, etc. Dishes
which have been nicked can be used
most acccptably. All articles for rustic
housekeeping Will be greatly appreci-
atcd. Plans are being made for q most
successful vacation camp and reg1stra-
tions arc being made daily by girls for
the weeks Of July and August.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-21

the people Of Panama were being out
ragged by the German plot. He told the
whole story u Mr. Roosevelt. and later
Roosevelt and Bunau-Narilla separated
Panama from Columbia and the French
engineer secured the transfer OF the cam
al 10 the United States. The Germans
still own those newspapers in Bogota.
The pan-German plan for world domina-
ton Involved the Hun control Of the
Panama canal the English channel the
Straits OF Gibraltar and the Suez canal.
Two men. singlc-handCd. wrcsted that
Panama zone out tho handsc Of the mail
ed Huns. An act Of Theodore Roosevelt
that was at once bitterly criticized IS
now seen TO have defeated the Hun in
the first move he made on the worlds
chcssboard. Tho distinguished Journal
list, Mir. g W. Barron. says that Roose-
welt, in a way. received the opportunity
French engineer. who presented II on n
Of the Panama canal at the hands OF the
silver platter. but the real work was don-
by Rooscvelt-whose true monument IS
the worlds greatest canal.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-21
|NARWOOD CITIZENS MEET To
TAKE Up STREET CAR FIGHT


under consideration by the council OF
The town.
:. !. Christian gave an interesting
talk ON what the increased fares meant
10 the citizens Of the town. especially
those who work in the city and arc COM
pcllCd 10 use the care daily. He told Of
the growing town and Of the dctrIment
that would be incurred through the in
creased fares to the citizens Of the town
J. G. Williams also CAV" n talk on the
Increased fare proposition and also told
of how the fare from Wheeling to Steu-
bCnvillc had only been Increased five
cents. which showed that the burden
was being placed on III" nccks OF the
citizens Of Warwood. where the traffic
is tho heaviest.
c. l.. Brown. another we'll t1,wn ctti-
Zcn Of tho town. also talked Ia the men,
hcrs on the fare proposition and told Of
the efforts being made by the citizens
10 have the Ave cent fare ro-cstabiishcd
He stated that II WAS an unnccded bur-
den on every citizen Of the district
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-21
REVOLUTION IN MAP MAKING -.
From the Perfection of the Air Camera Dates New Era
in the Worlds Development
By FRANCIS A. COLLINS
Author of 1.-The Air Man, "The Camera Man, etc. .

, mapmakers art. Flying at conslo'F-
able attitudes tho aero tcl"photo cam
eras photographed the entire ""r arc
over and over again. Every Cc'alI Vi
the country Of friend and foe was 'huS
preserved The position OF every houS''
field. forest. road and bridge was ''uH
clearly indicated. Tho value or sue"
information is priceless. Sucht maps
too. are made with bcwild"rInE speed.
An acronlane carrying n spcc'id c"ihe'' -
pointing eastward is flown pack anu
forth IN parallel lines much as reap
ing machine crosses a field. Ingenious
, contributed clork-works arc set TO TAX
tho pictures automatically. II the aero
plane l!cs a hundred miles an hour the
accurate photographing of vast area
Is quickly accomplished.
Tho cNuusrd films arc then brought
down by parachute. When developed
! the pictures are matched together !nlo
what is called a mosaic map. Keccn'IS
such photograph was taken or New
York City and harhor developed. print
, cd and ready for exhibition in less thah
! four hours. Such n map is not only AS
accurate az any the old style map
makers might draw. hut IT contains
wealth Of detail no other map could RI
val Tho traveller Of tho future in city
: country, with SuCn Euluc o'tOiN
| him should never lose his way.
II has been estimated that at the rate
which unknown parts of the world now
arc being explored it will require 200
years 10 complete tho work. The aero
plane. with its new camera Will make
| II possible to do the work in rev
years with great economy of money ara
! of human life. Exploration, aided by
aerial map making will become very
simple matter. These new maps made
! so swiftly and accurately from the sky
will reveal unknown sources Of wealth
also many new trade routes. From the
perfection Of the air camera dates a new
era in tho worlds development.
| by employing the moving picture
camera in such exploration n new field
| Of exploration is made possible. Then
! from tho comfortable scat OF a theatre
one will be able to see pass before him
on the screen hitherto unknown or I'M
explored areas Of the world. Here Is
field which invites the adventurous
camera man.
Copyright 1919.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-21

strength. the skill and the endurance Of
the men engaged IN it to the utmost
limit. One Of the contestants is pretty
sure to be carried from the ring sense
less and helpless Every indecent and
brutal feature Of prize. lighting IS GER
tain to be present in the bout at Toledo.
July 4, If it il held. a majority Of the
members Of the House OF Delegates Of
the state Of Ohio have adopted rcsc-
luton and presented IT to the governor
10 prevent the fight. It Is not unlikely
that this resolution will cause the grow
ing sentiment Of the citizenship Of Ohio
to manifest itself so clearly that the
Toledo fight will not be allowed 1t IS
almost inconccirable, in fact that the
great state Of Ohio, a state which has
stood at the front Of every moral issue
in the history OF the country. and whose
citizenship has been representative Of
the best thought in America, should AL
low within its borders. without some pro-
ties; CT legal action. an exhibition that
has been forbidden In every other state
in the Union