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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-08-27
Released on Bond.

Charles EIshtnrias was released from
custody late yesterday af;crU'un uron
5000 bond. which was furn shed by The
United Miro WurkcrS ui n" Fort mt
mine EiShtariaS was 10 have been re-
leased Monday. bat the miners faIicd I"
show up at the appointed time. Wish
tartas was arrested last week and
about twenty-five pounds of enemy
propaganda was found with him
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-08-27
Institute Legion.

Last evening team from the
Wheeling Ladies Legion OF the Loyal
Order of Moose instituted legion OF
the local Moose lodge. The event was
held IN the Moose hall at the corner OF
Second street and jefferson avenue. and
a large charter membership has been
enrolled for the local body. RitualIstc
work Of an Impressive nature was car
ried out and banquet was later en-
joyed with the visitors as guests OF
honor.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-08-27

Charles WLshtart. the local man who
was arrested under the Red Flag law o.
West Virginia. will face the next
grand jury on the char" ot distriout-
ing literature Of n questionable nature.
wishtrrt was to have been given q hear
ing before Suqre f.. NJ Lewis Monday
hut waived the hearing and was held
to await the action Of tho grand jury.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-08-27
HIou-dsville Briefs.

A. \. Ayers motorcd TO Columbus,
Ohio yesterday.
Victor F. Movers l"ft yesterday ant
rrnoon for rar'.crsharg, WI GRE he viii
attend thH X. of T.. convention which
is holm. hold th"r".
Miss Ida T.. Williams, local high
school teacher. has returned from her
VACATION. which was spent at Frecport,
Ohio.
W. II Walton and Edward Talbcrt
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-08-27
Javt7t'ons Issued.

Warden ! z. Terrell. or tho STATE
,r;sr, iseunJ formal announcement
e. ~ To n number of local doctors and
-,r,ve~~ rcr~'"n stnti"H tH"t E-r"sto
Tnrr, nov viii ~" on ~" E1llows at ~"
stora rri~or r-ihav Aurust 30, at $50
n ~, Ar-a,~n~,"-ts for the hanging
are going steadily forward.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-08-27
c,ro-. Phor> Increase.

r't,. co"ro'l h@s ado~t"d n resolution
o-~~-ir- -" Burl"son t"lnnhore rate
t,,-o7~n Trcv have Forwarded N"
e,,-,> T. 49, n"hli" e"rrlc" CON ~ ss'o1
~.,,.i,~ .L,t trn rates established ny
49,, ,-,,.,>,;--to" ~ r,aIo effective CIV
cor;.,;.o- - + Noo-o viii m IN Charles
to- - r''n formal documents at the
D-Cncr time
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-08-27
Pleasant Affair,

Young rco0'H o. This city enjoyed
nlrasant ev"rt hold last cv"rinE IN tho
hor,n - Miss Irene McNullen on Fifth
et-ent last cvarir~ Miss NirE,i" = Hon
dc-sn1 noor1or local young lady. who
Will b. Wooded IN tho near future was
tie honor f~u"st Musi" and games were
crio'rd and dainty refreshments were
served.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-08-27
Mat Last Night.

The Chosen Friends IrInPle. No. II:
Ladies of the Golden Eagle. held a well
attended meeting last evening IN their
hall on Tenth street. Some interesting
business was taken up and social time
was held at the close OF the business
Snssinn-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-08-27
J. p. MORGAN TO EUROPE.

NEW YORK. AUG Ell. p. Morgan
en,,.d for Europe on the e'cam%h r Lar
Hand today. IL, has not had Il vacation
in five years and intends To visit rela-
iivcs in Eng and and France and devote
his entire stay TO recreation.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-08-27

Members OF the Phllllpt Club Of the
BAPTIST church and their friends. Will
enjoy a corn roast to be l.rId IN Glen
dale Thursday evening. The club MEM
bers have Charge of the ARRANGEMENTS
and a very pleasant time Is III prospect
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-08-27
form tho mon will wear. The McMcchcn
band has been engaged.

Seven persons Will b" made supremacy
harry in tho lnJcllIgcncor's Automobile
arI Diamond Campo. gn-yUu can be one
of them.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-08-27

Two prisoners wore. Nr'u"ht IN from
Caihoun county t. n r"~i' r'iary
Yesterday afternoon by tho sheriff of
that county. Both are to serve short
terms.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-08-27
LIBERTY BONDS.
NEW

NEW YORK. August ?6,-F'inal
prices Or Liberty h"nG:' today were
Gas, S?a90 first a.. $Hi.20: second As.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-08-27

Tho carly h"s:vrr-s WI! ," I'll" happy
fnishcrS IL the lnt"li'G'nS'f Autoino-
BILE, and Diam nj CaNpH!=A.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-08-27

NESS Miller Entertained.
I, Virginia Miller entertained about
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-08-27

Soo.74: first AS. 394.?2: second as.
$?2.96; third AS. 94.S2: fourth Az
E93.l4: Victory. 3%G $3.50; Victory
i3ic 1886.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-08-27

to choose from in red or
brown Mahogany, light and
dark Walnut, Golden Oak,
Ivory or White Enamel
Birds Eye Maple, etc. The
largest variety in the city,
covering the widest range
of prices and patterns.
It's easier and more Geo.
nomical to select Bedroom
Furniture here, because VIC
display p1ore, and Our Hriccs
are less.
OF course We sell on the
easy payment plan, and
we'll be glad to talk the mat
ter over with YOU any time.
Our Cash Discount of
- per cent is another big
item to be considered.
Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1919-07-22
YREKA ANNOYED BY
AGENTS IN UNIFORM

The Yreka News states that six
men, four of them claiming to be
discharged soldiers, struck Yreka
last Friday and proceeded to can
voss the town for magazine sub
scriptions, the soldiers wearing their
uniforms while soliciting. AS this Is
contrary to instructions received
from the war department, City Mar
shal Doggett ordered them to take
off their uniforms, and as a result
the whole bunch left the same eve
ming for the north whence they had
come, travelling by auto.
The men who said they were dis
charged soldiers gave the names OF
Cecil Gail LeFever, Earl Living
stone, Charles A. Prince and Fred
Forsburg. LeFever and Prince had
their discharge papers, but the other
two could not show any credentials.
They claimed to be from Oregon
and Washington.
It is said that employment agen-
cies have been advertising for SOL
diers and offering them big pay to
solicit while in uniform for maga-
zines and papers, many Of which do
not exist, the sympathy game being
worked to bring in large numbers OF
subscriptions. The war department
is endeavoring to stop the practice.
Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1919-07-22
LAND BILL
THOUGHT SAFE IN HOUSE

In spite OF organized opposition
from many angles, the Mondell ma
tional soldiers settlement bill will
be reported this week by the public
lands committee of the house with
recommendation that 1t be passed
1t is believed that II will pass the
house with a slight margin to spare,
but the money spent to influence
many Of the members thru the OPP
position of the grange and in many
of the Middle Western and Eeasterii
states may cut the vote down to a
bare majority. Some of the Repub-
licans of the West affected by the
organized propaganda against the
bill are lukewarm and tried to pre-
vent the Republican caucus making
1t a party measure.
Its passage insures, in the opin-
ion Of a majority Of the committee,
as great a development of many sec
tions of the West as did the home
stead act after the Civil war. Thous-
ands of soldiers whose hopes for any
other recognition by the govern
ment is waning, are now pinning
their faith on this bill for a tangible
reward for their fighting service
abroad. With the passage of the
bill in the house its troubles will be
over, as the senate is overwhelming
ly in favor of the measure and VIII
pass 1t with little debate and practi'
cally no opposition.
Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1919-07-22
BODY
WILL MEET JULY 25

At call of Governor olcott, issued
Thursday, the committee of nine
appointed to investigate the State
Industrial Accident commission will
meet in Salem Friday, July 20, for
organization and to formulate q
plan to be followed in conducting
Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1919-07-22

the inquiry. The task that confronts
the committee will be herculean as
thousands of adjustments made by
the commission must be scrutinized.
The committee is empowered to en-
ploy an auditor or other assistance
in making the probe and such assist
ance will be paid out of the accident
commission funds.
Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1919-07-22
WHEAT NOT ADVANCED
BEFORE AUGUST 15

The Grain Corporation having
made only small purchases of wheat
and movement from farms not war
ranting it, there will be no advance
in premium over the guarantee
price put on by the Wheat Director
before August 10Th.
About that date, another review
of the situation will be made, and
announcement follow accordingly
Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1919-07-22
WEATHER FORECAST
FOR COMING WEEK

Forecast for the period July Fl to
July 26, 1919, inclusive. Pacific
coast states: Generally fair weather
and normal temperature.
Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1919-07-22

Alsea River Timber Company will
log 5000 acres in Benton county.
Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1919-07-22

Standard Oil Co. building receiv-
ing station at st. Helens.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-29

for there is Marie Doll over there tell
ing everyone she is French, when she
came from the same shop ! did, and now
here is this Sailor Boy he isn't sailor
at all
All that Betty Doll said was true, for
one night when the clock struck the
magic hour Sailor Bow Doll ran across
the playroom before anyone else bad
moved and jumped on the back Of little
Wooden Horse on Wheels.
Instead of being sailor he wanted
to ride horseback; SO ON lac jumped,
and gave Horse on Wheels such a smart
cut with his whip that he started him
off on u run.
Around the playroom they flew, while
all the toys ran for safety to the corners
Of the room or huddlcd under the table
and chars.
Over went the Noab'a Ark and out
tumbled all the animals with a terrible
racket. Ovcr tunbled the doghouse. .
little Dog barked and pussie Cat jumped
on n chair aud bumped her back
But all this did not stop Sailor Boy
Doll He was having the time Of his llfe
and did not know that Horse on Wheels
was running away with him.
All at once out OF the playroon went
Horse on Wheels. and as he was run
nlng away he did not care NJ ali whore
he ran, 81 he went 20 the stair and over
his head went Sailor Boy Doll, tumhling
down the stairs and Horse on Wheels
after him.
Bumpty, bump bang They both fell
on tire floor in the hall below and Sailor
Boy Doll slid under the big hall clock
out Of sight
The next day when someone picked
M Horse on Wheels. of course they krew
nothing about the runaway. So they
did not look for Sallor Boy Doll
There ne stayed until the maid, sweep
inc the hall one dav, found him with
hole in his leg where some little mouse
had nihbcd Al his pretty sni and the
cotton showed what he vas lied with
When Sailor BOY came back t. the
plavraom the hole had been mendei.
but It made one leg shorter than the
other, and Of course his SAILOR suit was
spoiled.
onc day tho httln Mistress Of the
plaNroom took Sailor Boy. AWAY for u
fcw DAYS. and when he returned he was
not sailor ~ AT but D funny little Dutch
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-29
SANDMAN STORY.
By Mn. r. A. Wal kcr.
CopyrighA 1915, by Met lure Newspaper
Syndicate Now York City.
SNAPPY PUPPY.


Snappy was little puppy. He WAS
full OF fun, but the barnyard animals
did not Mt all care for Snappy's way ol
having fun, for be often took their food
and ran off with il where they could not
get 1t.
Snappy did not always want the things
he carried off. lie did it Just for fun,
but one day he took something mat
belonged To big Rover Dog, and Madam
Duck, who dslised Snappy very much,
had her revenge.
Snappy had often taken a blg worm
from Madam, not because he wanted
it, but Just for fun he would chase her
and pull the worm from her bill before
she had n chance to eat IT.
One day Madam Duck saw Snappy
go to big Rover's dish and take out
a bone. She knew quite well that
Snapnv was not old enough 10 gnaw
bone. and even if he could the bone
belonged to Rover.
Madam Duck followed Snappy and
saw him crawl under the fence with
the bone. and she saw, too, that he
left the end of his little tail sticking
out from under the fence.
Did she run and tell Rover Dog that
Snappy had stolen his bone, do you
think?
MOI at all. Madam Duck decided TO
punish Snappy in her own way and
have the revenge all to herself.
She pcckcd through the foncc, watch
ing Snappy on his stomach trying 70
gnaw the bone, and when he was very
intent on his work she waddlcd over
to where his little tail was lying on the
ground. m
Madam Duck looked at the tail Then
she opened her big bill and ran away
70 laugh for she could tell exactly what
would happen. and il was very funny
Back she ran. and this time she opened
h r bill and snapl 1t fastened on Snappy 5
tail Madam Duck gave it twist,
while from Snappy on the other side,
came loud wall
Madam Duck had strong bill, and
she had good grip on the tail rs well.
so she tuggcd and Snappy tried to pull
his tail away, and then all ut once Mad
nm Duck lei go, and over tumblcd Snap
nv on his little nose.
He did not stop TO sec what or who
had caught his tail He Just ran for
home, ki-vi-ing rs loud rs he could,
while all the BARNARD fowl ran % soc
what had happened, and there they
found Madam Duck laughing and hold
ing her sides.
When she told them what had hap
pcncd they all ran of to find Snappy,
who was nursing the end ol his tail III
the sun by the barn door.
Guess YOU won't 60 back Of the barn
any more" said Madam Duck, trying
not 10 laugh II saw Swapping Turtle
pulling at something and then ! heard
YOU cry. ! expect if he had pulled YOU
under the fence he would have eaten
you
Snappy only bliukcd; he was too
sad 10 reply. but he never went behind
tho barn again, SO the ducks and hens
had one place where they could hunt
for worms without being bothered hl
Snanpy, and for that they thanked
| Madam Duck.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-29
WOMEN FROM
NORTH, SOUTH,
EAST, WEST
Recommend Lydia E. Pinkham',
Vegetable Compound as Reliable
Remedy for Woman's Ills.

Spokane, Wash-"I want to recon-
mend Lydia Z. Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound for women's ailments as Il
helped me 30 much during middle age"
Mrs MARTHA CoNNoR, IC27 Mansfield
Avenue.
Abilene, Texas" For almost q year
/ was unfit to do my work as suffered
80 from female ills. Lydia (. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compoundres my health
after physicians had failed. Mrs. E.
+. OWENS.
Rockville, Conn. ---"I suffered go long
from female ills was blue and melan-
choly. Lydia f. Finkham's Vegetable
Compound restored my health after
everything else had failed. MARY
WIRz, 8 Chamberlain St.
Oakland, Cal -" Lydia Z. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound gave me such
relief during Change of Life, l wish
every woman could know about it. /
surely praise this great remedy for
women's ills. Mrs. MARY S. ASHLEY,
57O9 Dover Street.
The reason Lydia E. Pinkhem's Veg
etable Compound is so successful is
because IL contains the curative.
strengthening properties of good old
fashioned roots and herbs, which act
directly on the female organism,
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-29
NEW DARBY TROLLEY CAR.

girl doll with full skirt that covered
the leg that wae short
4 little round bonnet was on hia head.
or her head, | should say, and II il had
not been for Betty Doll perhaps no one
would ever have known but she saw
Dutch Doll limp ono night
You can't tell thing bv the clothes, ="
said Betty Doll 10 Teddy Bear ~ know
that is Sailor Boy Doll with his clothes
changed
Teddy Bear being very kind earted
fellow, told Betty Doll he thoufh hey
should keep the secret. for IT would be
a very cInbarra sng thing for Dutch
Doll If il got about
So the secret wns kept, but Betty
Doll sometimes looks At Dutch Doll in
siieh n manner fha' h CT h., | mean
wonders If Betty Doll suspects and
wishes that hc had gone to sra vi n
he was n boy and never ridden horse
bnck
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-29
COST 81 .250 To FIT HER FEET.
pitfshurr Salesman Forced Girls Foot
Into Shoe Too SmaH

pittsbure. Pa. Ian 20 4 warning
10 shoe solcsfnen 10 le cfrcful N tho
future IN fitting niadys dairfv feet WIS
sounded in tho rounty court here yeetcr-
day, when jury awarded pretty Ger
trnde Robertson. PIttsburg Url 81 $50
for injuries suffered when her foot WIS
forced into n small shoe Alfred ] Lazarus
and CeIvin J Mcnech, proprietors Of
fashionable down town shoe shop and
defendants in tho s,nt. cIalm thaf the
verdict is excessive and requested the
court fhaf IL be set aside
The fair plairtiff. while IN the wit
ncss stand stated that the salesman
had Squeezed her foot reai hard and
handled i rourfly In forcirg her foot
into 4 small shoe, Miss Robertson d.
claresl that the salesman injured The
foot. with the result that size walks with
4 halt and 50 otherwise seriously incon-
vcnicnced
Questioned hy counsel for the de-
fondanfs. Mise Robertson asserted that
her foot wasn't too largc. htlt the shoe
was tho small. The jury deAneratod loas
than An hour t. determine The amount
af danarc she eufTe red
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-29
LITTLE BENNY'S NOTEBOOK
By Lee pape

YeStiddAV :ttlrnoon | aXsldcn;iy broak
the big Vase IN the parleT vie ! was trying
70 see II could ballcnts II on my he'd like
q statue / saw wunfs, and ma gcssed who
did Il a. soon a. she came running III and
saw me picking up the pecces, and she
wss mad q, cnytmng and sod she wa
gong 70 tell pop the mlnnit h. came in.
Wlch she did VIE pop was hanging up his
nat and coat, aud pop sod, Nat, the shiny
blue vase on the ltti, stand
Yes, lest pate till ] show YOU the peeces,
eed ma aud pop sed, ] can hardly wate
Benny. wat have YOU 70 say for Yourself?
Ies slr, sed MeenIng | admitted il,
and pop sed, My son. ] thank you.
Wat, YOU wat? sd ma.
For Is yeers sed pop, for Is weery
yeers that accursed ornamlnt has stood
between me and compleet happiness.
Every tlme / even so mutch as had hazy
ideer OF entering the parler, YOU warned
Inc 10 terrible tones 70 be care1ll Of that
vase, and wen / was axuluy in the room
your accusing and hawk like eyes made
me feel like a kidnapper IN the presents
OF hl- prey. The miz2nbble dingbat was
running my life and now wen | heer its
fragments spoken Of, my hart nils with
rejoicing.
w, Wlllyum Potts, scd ma
am an honest man and ! must speek
out, let the chips fall ware they may, sed
pop.
The chips are all over the parler floor,
if that makes you feel cny better, do you
Ineen to say you don't even intend TO
reprimand him? sed ma
Benny, never let it happen agen, sed pop.
No sir, sed
] wish had Wiped him myself, now,
sed ma. And after supplr she was still 50
mad she went to the movies AL alone
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-29
CENTURY CLUB HEARS
BOLSHEV|SM FACTS
Plant Life in California Another
Topic Presented to Current
Events Class.

Plant life and Bolshevikism werc two
topics discussed IN interesting papers
presented Yesterday 10 tho urrcnt
Events Class at "A meeting held III the
New Century Club.
Nirs. frank Morton Jones, of this city,
told of nn odd coincidence which occurred
to her marty who were studying plant life
~ ke ddic, small town IN 'aitorna
recently. There they met an elderly school
teacher who. after extended study oi one
of the rare plants OF the section, had sent
tho results of her work To William NJ
Cauhv, a we'll known naturalist here VINO
lmhlShcd a monaghan ON the piah'-
She gave the party valuable assistance
IN thcir work
Mr. " I Callahan WAS in charge
oi the study of current events. Mrs
Nhcrt Robin read an article TITLED ",'n
RcbaH vi Russia, hv Arthur Ransofnc
rrrre~rs,ndcnt of the London DAILY
Mail which gave a clear explanation "i
RolshcVISm and comprehensive review
of the movement up 20 the present time.
several important announcements were
made M tho meeting as 10 the iuturo
sessions of the club The lecture Schcd-
lied ior next FRIDAY evening VIII not
takr place. IL Was stated, owing Z the
hurried summons cf the speaker, > ~
RatclfTc. of London. L. return homo &"
his government work, cancCllnC al en-
saccmeu,s IN this country.
en- the evening oi February dance
ha- been planned bv the club for the
benefit II IT. Trench War Rchet work
for some particular town IN France, y, =
haps Tor thr restoration of IT'S school
Nrs William & Spcakman. chairman "t
'ho commltttv, m charge ol the pogram
II was announced Yesterday, has planned
snm, exhibition dances during the eve
nInEand excellent music h.l- been arranged
Tor
Mrs Frederick Runghurst spoke Of the
loan ~ art, and crafts work hv the for-
,Icn women j., the city Yesterday, III an
nounrpg the speaker Tor the nCNt monthly
meeting 81 the Current Events class,
February l. IN, work j. t. be exhibited
n that meeting. she said, when Dr. ". I.
Shrincr. of Ncw York. head Of the Board
"a Foreigner. 81 the PRESBYTERIAN hurch Of
\msrira. ulll speak on Tony's IrCasucr
and Ton, Mother Dr Shrincr was a
-tN,akcr at tho last convention of tho
federation II " omcn's Clubs of the state
held IN this City some time ago.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-29
THE RUNAWAY HORSE.

Little Sailor Boy Doll came Ia the
plavroom to live one Christmas, and.
of course, everyone thought he would
love 10 talk about boats and the water.
But such was not the case.
Instead, Sailor Boy Doll said he did
not know thing about ship, never
had seen one and as for water he did
not think he should like it AT all. as
he should not care to get his pretty
sailor suit wet
You can tell q thing ny clothes =
said Betty Doll i just know that now,
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-29
"Wednesday. January 20. 1919 Mars II

.yl ala., TODAY Is od~,t hy the kindly
.aNct o Mjnt,r 4 coriing 81 ..sfrologN
Durltir thJ~ ~Way ihcrc maN h. dis
,y,ntcut SOD criticism ID the army. owing
.a promoiIou~ and hapar~ that ar di>-
tuhuicd rs oHcrr- and men
The planetary SWAY makcs Tor rest
ls.s.nt-~- aud dcspondenCy among soldiers
but these moods ar only the reaction
.fttr the hard cNaction> IL aCiIvc srrNlcc.
.,~irolorer. potn, ont. and vii giyc Way ~
,ncrgcte work il which rewards VIII hc
gained
This i not lucky day for railway
ourncV~ Is accident seem imminent
Iacrr j. promising sing today toT
,tfur Is -mal business ventures
1cs hcr~ haze thr most promising
III, aI TT, STAR tul MANY Wall serve IN
POSITIONS 81 great mporfanc
NrohItr,t- IN ~u'.crt Vi direction q
r. stars m4Alng ior lucrative wnrA
along origlual lines
Governments oncoIraCcmcrt oi the
arts agau ], prophcslod hy the scers
Who foretcll ihat national training schools
Will prepare gifted persons Tor careers Is
musicians, writers painters and actors
Growth 81 ,mncn~r fortunes viii be
leSs possible - the rev era advances,
III
Changes In the President 5 CabInet
o- the organization III government de
partnents appears u be Indicated by
the planets.
ThrIit and economy again are coun-
seled. Waste must IL prevented, Il the
nation Is to avold > perod d depression
due 10 financial rcad!ustments asJrologers
declare
scandals az nationwide scope are
forcshadowed and ono OF these VII have
IA remarkable result
Persons whose tlrthdate II ls will
probably have an active and successful
year
Children horn on TINS day vii be
clever and industrious These subjects
~ Aduarlus usually have many trouble,
10 fare. hut they have the power 20 over
come them.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-29
HOROSCOPE.

TIC stars incline hut 10 not compel
Copyrirhf l9iN. - ine MN ln~ S-SpaA'F
syndicate.