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New Britain herald., 1919-04-11

1ullS to Settle soon: First Pay ment Five Billions" We learn to do by doing. It won't come so hard aft CT they have paid the first 20 or 90 billions.-Boston Transcript
 There should be a fine old ia sh- toned hand-to- hand fight if Rolshe- vism runs an unchecked course and leaves Trotz<y and Lenine the two surviyOrs.--Washin gton Star
 Being a Correspond ent at the pea e conference has it's bright side: When ever you're hard up you can always cable that Italy threatens to with draw from the peace table.-Spring- field Daily News.
 The government has placed q ta X on the alarm clock. Here's hoping the alarm clock will not go off and strike, however, because of it.--Kan- sas City Times.
 Pedestrians cry: Down with Le- nine and horse meat. Give us the czar and pork Last phrase sounds familiar.-The Wall Street Journal
 1S failed to bring to justice the assa assin Of Jaures has prompted an impress
 sive demonstration that the great
 Frenchman's soul goes marching on
 -Sprin gfleld Republican,. Germany's inquiry into Capt Fry ats execution was like taking ei ref erendum on crime in Sing Sing- New York World
 Well, after the first of next July the weather man surely won't have the heart to forecast warmer in the interior r''-Manchester Union.' The movies are being blamed now for a boys going wrong. Let's see, what was it used to be blamed before the movies came along ?-Kansas City Star.
 The best time to lecture the man on | the evils of smoking is directly after he puts the lighted end Of cigar in 1 his mouth.-Bridgepo Post. The next thing we know the an- ] chorite of Amerongen (with the &C., cent on the anchor) will be & candi- ! date for the Nobel peace prize.-- Philadelphia Public Ledger. London Is said to be threatened 1 with an invasion of dazzling, 1oud- voiced clothing from Am ertch,' Beat ! ing the Hngliah in this familiar field will be rare triump ph.-New York World.
 One of the most impressive argu-
 nonts that can be brought forward III case Of German .reluctance IS men ] ton of the name of Gen. Foch.- Washington Star.
 Referring to am mustnS pulPft ah-
New Britain herald., 1919-04-11

The next thing we know the an chorite of Amerongen (with the ac' cent on the anc7lor) will be & candi. date for the Nobel peace prize.-- Philadelphia Public Ledger.
New Britain herald., 1919-04-11

Germany's inquiry into Capt. Fry ats execution was like king a ref erendum on crime in Sing Sing New York World
New Britain herald., 1919-04-11

We'll after the first of next Jul the weather man surely won't hay the heart to forecast Iva r,ner in tn interior. .'-Manche Union
New Britain herald., 1919-04-11

The movies are being blamed now for a boys going wrong. Let's see what was it used to be blamed before the movies came along City Star
New Britain herald., 1919-04-11

The best time to lecture the man on the evils of sm moking is directly after he puts the lighted end Of cigar in his mouth.-Bridgeport Post.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-08-19
GOVERNMENT LIFTS
Time LIMIT FOR SALE
OF FO0DSTUFFS
No Orders Received Ecre To Lower
Parcel Post Rates

rostmarrrr W. ". Irwin announced
last u..:lu ;hq; tn" tia" l;rLii for TN"
sale Of Army surplus fu""'t""& h2~ y II
Fitted and rhgi orders Will u" taken N
dcfr,lrcly. Previous orders w"r" I" In"
effect tat orders would II" tak"n untI
"Wednesday evening ami not aiir: thai
time.
No orders hay" been received here 4"
lower tho parcel post rates IN food sup
plies and for that r"a"Cn no orders have
been aCccp,cd as yet. 1t ia expected that
orders Will 20 received today ny IL" pos
master to offer first zone rates on food
supplies. These rates ar" i've cents per
round on each first pound and on" cont
. each on cvCrv additional pNNni. Fourth
zone rates which first applied 10 tbs
. district arc :cvCn cents per nTst pound
and four cents rcr pound thereafter.
, In order to relieve tn" local situation
: tho InirlllEcnCcr Inst night wired Wash
: irctrn to ascertain when tho first 3"n'
rates would 80 into effect hero. TIL" Mt
trrnrv generals office answered that
Postmaster General HurlnSon would wiz,
} inSIrurtihua 10 Postmaster Irwin NJ onr".
Th"s" VIII probably no Tncrtvo! this
WurutnE,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-08-19
BASE.7 DEFENDS
LARGE: ARMY III
SENATE. HEARING

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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-08-19
Realty Deeds Filed.

Albert I'atton and Sadl" h. Patton m
Samuo! f. Patton. Land IN R!chland
to"n%hip: 81.
Melissa Il. Persons and W. r. Persons
10 Ja:uos A. Foraons CT A.. Land in
Flushing township; 81.
Goo. W. Humphrey and Viola -.
Iirmphr"y u Jara'hI7 T. rrIm"r ct a..
I.ard IN Eirhland township; $1,000.
!: n. Simpson and VII" 10 Adam sly
ra1iN. I.uad IN CoI"rain township: 5000.
.io&n VI. Watkins aud Margaret Wat
l;!:.a to Tho Wost Wheeling Coal Co..
coal IN RIchland township! $15.lG@.
II. C. Pratt. guardian ~ j.. *. Allen
- Joseph Holman, Lots ia, 21G In
Br'drcport: SI.700,
Carries W. Aiolrh and Lena Ad"lph
10 William EulrDer OF al Land in
bridgeport. so.
Gutecur" rolapoIIe to Robert Jacks"n
Land in Eallaire; SIN
charles II"ok and Anna Hook 10 Thns
y. Carroll - III. Land in E.tiHIrr: s..
TE"nHn$:a Morris It Ill !" l.. NJ and
louis. =. Patterson. I.";S } and in
Ma,lrTs and Hu"hanans Addition to
Enrr"svillr; 81.
s II Robbins to tho Y"uch!nGh"nv &
Cr.r cal Co Land in Peace town.
ship: 81
: H. Robbins 70 tho Your!,,"rh"ny &
on" Coal "a. Coal in Elrhland and
Smith townshirai 81.
: r. Robbins To- the N"u..hirrN"ny X
Nh;o G"al Co. Coal N Peace. town.
shin; 81
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-08-19

Why continue to suffer with summer
heat because YOU are hlnatcd VIII i:t:.
Apart from the un%!ghtliucSs and G::'"9::I-
fort, you arc risk.ug y"ur he. You :''dE
not live through another Summer II VOW
neglect curing your oSvr-StuutncSS now,
relieving your thermal congestion.
Determine right now that yoU MI take
OF whatever You need tr-and s:ay
normal in size with the ter""c of better
health, cheerful disposition. attractive ap-
pearance aad the JOY OF knowing that
you have conquered q great victory over
LIE shortening obesity in comparatively
easy manner.
Eat all you need: don't take tedious en-
crcise or s!Ckening medicines. hut go t.
the drug store and get q small box OF
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-08-19
Tobacco II a bi
Dangerous

SAYS Doctor Common, formerly "f Johns
IIErkIns hospital Thousands "f men
,uri"r!ng from fatal discusses would b"
"a perfect health today :" II not inr
,Ln deadly drug NirUilu". stop IN"
b1,r nov h,f"rc its t." I1'.. It's a
'rmiI" rr",ras to rId yourself Of IN"
Lir,n hasn't IN any f"rIn. Just x" I"
ANY uu-lo-dHir drlE store lni ~ soma
..t.,tul tablets. iakr IN '!H as dlr%"i"d
and Ia: In, i,cruiCIouS habit quickly van.
,,.I.s, nIurEISis refund the money II
hey fan. He sure Ia read larS" ana
.... r. SUNK aun"iIn' "ln'nt by Doctor
,'nI.rnr S,'"n l" Hri''hr IN ms paper. II
,.ll,. uC tl,. Lanl.r IT nicotine pnl%nn''lE
md how - avoid il. In tho meantime
Try NICutnl tablets; you Viii be sur
prised al the result
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-08-19
Summer Dangers Of Fat People
Liability to Collapse, Heart Failure, SunstToke, Etc.

oil Of korcin lin ca7suIea>: take Mt me-.
times ani follow the "'h"r slm?l" =. .
that come with the ~. Hook "i;'r.U
Weight iI1?rI.E' i"Id.,. - !pI fr.". @.
Company. ND-GA. Station Z. New Er:..
City. Ecco":" slender a:.I attractive!
y rndICt.":! avc-ag.':'; on" pound dai'-'
IS ott"I v"pn-;"I u tins system. VIII. .
in ois,.nI:r cases Ike 1T doris not q: =
tutc.~~1te 81 rap!,"y. \ guarantee OF siaj
IS o::'-cd that Il Use 4 oil OF knrc..I
and ohS"rva:.rH Of simple rules will r.
GUcc your "',;ht ten 10 sixty pounds. G.:
r'ore-just whatever Is necessary = hrir :,
YOU down to = good figure. Max" this e.
Happy year. Surprise and delight Yourself
AID friends! Show U:AerS It's auy't
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-08-19
G. A. r. FLAG

III" fla; witch was presented - tho
81 +. hy Holiday Post, q. A Il. f"w
weeks nro. Will font from IN" #lan at
the soldiers monument, on tho cry
Hall lawn. Labor nnY.
Mayor Th"n"r ia-A "v"lIhE gave or
d.r0 that the EuE l." raised for III" dry,
in keeping with his rr"miS" when he ne
crIt'd III" flnc for Ill" city that h" VIII
So thnl IT j. displ"y"d IN all holidays.
The Gng Will hi.n hu raised every fair
day Will" Wheeling il celebrating the
st rsUui -rrntcnnlal,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-08-19
St. CLA|RSV|LLE
Belmont County Seat News
Probate Court.

W. o. Palmer. dec. Inventory filed.
approved and ordered recorded
Rockwell Z Mitchell, dee Order (2nd
al!as) OF private sale OF corporate stocks
returned and filed. endorsed with report
OF sale. Sale confirmed ard record or
dercd.
Margaret Engelhardt Guard. vs. Her
Wards ct al. Application filed for auth
GRITTY to sell real estate at privat" sale.
Bond IN sum OF $4,000. with L. S. Fdcl!-
T. and Guaranty Co. as surety. salo or
dercd, FREQ OF dover Of Margaret Dun
fec. Order issued and cause continued.
Estate Of William G. Maor doc. In
ventory filed. approved and ordered rec
ordcd. Application filed for authority
TO sell personal property at prlvar" safe.
Private salo ordered, ordedr issued and
continued
Estate Of Patrick DouGhcrty. dec
Final account filed, set for hearing Sep
tembcr p Notice ordered and contin-
ucd.
Estate Of George Grosurck. dec. Proof
Of publication OF notice of appointment
OF admir- dc bonIs non filed. approved
and ordered recorded.
Estate OF Thoodor MuszczyuEa alias
Frank Muschcnka. does. Proof OF pub
l!ration OF notice oC appointment OF
adrl'r do bonis non filed. approved and
ordered recorded
Lucy E Deal. Application filed for
appointment OF guardian. Set for hear.
. !nE Aug. 81. at 10 a m. Notice ordered
ard issued and cause continued.
Estate OF G. Fred Williams, doc'd
Citation to widow to mako election un
der Will returned and filed endorsed
WITH proof OF service.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-08-19

Contractor t;,l2Gan began the paving
or Marshall .'r""; yesterday from Forty
Il ~h,h $tl""'. W'kr"!ini;. to IN" ECnwood
subway I'll" work is progressing NICE
~. and NJ .G.li"%"r CNH"cts 10 hive IT
completed within tw" months. The
Wheeling Traction employees. who have
hrcn At work an the tracks. ~" now
soy. ra' LGn,!rcd fcrt ahead % the con-
frnCtnr
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-08-19

day. following an idlcncss Of several
months. For several weeks preparations
have boon under way for tho resumption
Of work. Supplies have been pouring
In. while repairs were made 10 equip
mont. and the mana ger Of the plant an
rounc"s that everything Is in perfect
running order.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-08-19
Beuwod Personals,

Frank Branncn. city clerk. was taken
I'll while At his work yesterday morning
and was taken 10 his home.
Miss Margaret Fisher returned to her
home in Fairmont Sunday evening after
a brief visit here
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-08-19
BENWOOD
Social and Entertainment,

The uemh"r,; If tn" Industrial Circle
&C ia" l'Irst u. T. church Will Eivc So
cial and entertainment Eri'inT evening
in the basement Of tho church. The en-
tcrtalnmcnt Will be n novel affair. as the
women will dress in various costumes,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-08-19
Application for Citizenship

peter lIatEns, Greek OPERATOR or
stand in tho Market Auditorium, filed
Il declaration Of his intention rf he
coming an American citizen In F"d"ra(
'nur' yesterday. III" rrrlir nii"n Will be
heard nj IN" coming term # court
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-08-19
Pl-Yc-Cundr OcIcrtcl.

Tho rlayGrrunds -; This city ar" al
Nos, deserted these days bccaus" Of The
Ir,l,,acnt wcain,~. Tho wading pools
arr not Very puuuar. whit" tho other
aurlra,u. Is very seldom used.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-08-19

Hr sure 10 hav" n representative" ir
your town II. tho 1r'clliE"ncCr Automo
L!!c and Diamond Campaign.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-08-19
Riverside Lc5ucies.

Tho Hivcr%il" plant of tho National
tube works resumed operations ycstcr-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-08-19

70 sure 20 hnvo a representative in
your town In tho IntoliiGcncrH Autofno-
btlo and Diamond Campaign.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-08-19

lily WAR SAVINGS STAMrS-
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1919-09-05
AGRICULTURAL EDUCATION
~ Or. ANDREW NJ SOULE

good tillage, that is, fine and fri
able so that plant roots may grow
and spread and develop through
them with ease and uniformity. The
together and become very compact
Especially is this true whenever We
have heavy rains. and it is the mis-
fortune of the section in question
to have torrential rains, especially
during the winter and spring and
we'll. 1t is surprising how wonder
fully these rains will pack soils OF
this character. Apparently they be-
come almost cemented into homo
geneous mass. and until this cond1-
ton is corrected the. soil Will not
be productive of profitable crops.
There is another reason which
and that is due to their general de-
ficiency in organic matter. Under
natural conditions these lands con-
tain much more organic matter than
they do now. The organic matter
has been exhausted by a failure to
tice which favor soil erosion, and
because of our peculiar climatic con-
ditions which favor the rapid trans.
formation of organic matter into
volatile forms. These two condi-
tions can ba overcome. however, by
an intelligent system of farm prac-
tice, based first of all on the plow-
ing of the lend to good depth, the
Institution of a crop rotation and
the building up of the organic sup
ply Of the soil through the liberal
use of green leguminous crops plow-
ed under, coupled with the use of a
plentiful supply of manure. Until
this is done the soils Of this region
will continue to run together, and
this compacting will become even
tll9 l1E tr0IIh1pCnyon fn Cn1I1an
the crop Yields below a profitable
margin This is condition which
is opposed to the welfare of the
entire community concerned. 1t is
one of those fundamental problems
with which we have to meet and
deal Just as we. have to meet and
deal with the situation created in
the world when Germany ran amuck
and threatened to engulf all the civ
illzed nations in her mad career.
To handle this question successful
~ therefore, rotation of crops be-
comes essential Some of these crops
would be regarded as money produc-
as soil builders. For instance, in
the greater part of the area in ques-
ton a good rotation to follow for
the first year would be corn with
velvet beans or cowpeas. The next
year this land should be devoted to
cotton, and the third year to small
grain followed by coWpeaS for hay,
or else turned under as a green ma
nure. 1t will be seen that this rota-
ton fulfills the requirements indicat-
ed above. The corn and beans are
a food crop for live stock. Every
part Of these crops may be used to
advantage for this purpose. BY COM
bining the velvet beans with the
corn we can increase the grain yield
per acre to nearly double what it
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1919-09-05
Treatment for Diseases
Common Among Fowls

All diseased birds should be iSolat-
ed.
Colds and roup-Disinfectan the
drinking water as follows To each
gallon of water add one tablespoon
tul of sodium sulphite or as much
main on the surface of a dime.
Chicken poX-Put q touch OF iodine
on each sore and apply carbolated
Vaseline.
Gapes-Fresh ground and vigorous
cultivation will often rer' ndy this
trouble, which is caused by small
>apeworms that live in the soil and
attach themselves to the inside OF
the throat.
Diarrhea in hens-Low-grade
wheat flour or middlings is good for
this trouble. A teaspoonful of cas-
tor oil containing five drops of oil OF
turpentine to each fowl is also GOOD:
Bumblefoot-when the feet are
badly swollen. small cut should be
made with a clean. sharp knife and
the pus removed Wash the wound
out with equal parts of hydrogen ana
water grease with vasellne, ana
Lirberneck-A teasp oonful of cas-
tor oil given to, the fowl will some
times effect a cure.
Scaly legs-Apply vaseline con-
tanning 2 per cent of creoHn TO tne
affected parts and after "a hours
soak in warm. soapy water. Repeat
tree tment until cured.
For a detailed discussion OF tme
foregoing and other poultry d7seaa.TT t7s
nortant Poultry Diseases" from the
United States Department of Agrl-
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1919-09-05

When the United States Depart
ment of Agriculture through the
Weather Bureau, tells you that frost
is coming, get the garden crops I'M
der cover. Listen to the warning of
the Weather Bureau--but heed, also,
the admonition of the horticultural
experts of the department and put
the tomatoes under cover, where they
will be kept at temperature Of
about so to 60 degrees, to ripen. To-
matoes are late bearers, and as a
rule many are still green or only
partly ripe when frost comes.
The best way is to pull up the
vines with the green tomatoes on
them and hang them in the cellar or
other sheltered place or pick the to-
matoes and place them in a sash-coV-
cred cold frame, and cover them with
straw or leaves to ripen. Even to-
matoes that appear to be perfectly
green will, if of good size and the
seed mature, ripen sufficiently for
use as fresh tomatoes.
The quality of the tomatoes will
probably be better if they are left
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1919-09-05
SUBSTITUTE GRASSES FOR BER-
TTTTnA

NJ T. Co.. Maxeys, Ga, writes: We
have about fifty acres of river meadow
land fairly well set in Bermuda that
has been affording very short crops of
hay for the past several years. We are
thinking of sewing this in oats and
timothy about August or September.
What do you think Of this plan?
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1919-09-05
JULY CATTLE TICK REX

Complete reports to the Burea59
of Animal Industry of the Unlteo
States Department of Agriculture
from all the tick-infested states show
that in July the number of dipplngs
of cattle to exterminate the cattle
fever tick reached the big total OF
7,219,037. While this total is CON- CON-
paratively big. it is about 4O0;1eo
less than the record for May s5c+ 4 Inns
dipping of cattle is being discon-
tinued in some localities which were
released from federal quarantine ana
where the final cleanup work is prac-
ttcally completed as a result of early
work this dipping season.
An Indication of the progress that
Use being made this year is contained
in orders recently issued by the De
partment of Agriculture authorizing
the release from Federal quarantine
on September Is of Blount, Clay, Gull
man. Etowah and Randolph counties,
and a portion of Marshall county,
Ala. These releases result from the
operation of the Alabama statewide
tick eradiction law. which became
effective last spring.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1919-09-05
Wild Animals as Family
Pets Create New Problem

Either folks are getting much
Drawer than they used to be-some
Of them at least-or wild animals
are getting much tanner. In San
Francisco, Cal, SO many persons
have taken up the fad of keeping
fierce man-eating animals as back
yard pets that the chief of police is
up against the proposition of Sc
curing the passage of an ordinance
that will protect other citizens that
prefer the usual dog or tabby cat
There is nothing in the present
laws of San Francisco which makes
it mandatory upon the owners of
wild pets to keep them under lock
and key, but Chief of Police White
says that il won't be long before
San Fra ncis@b has a proper ordi-
anything to do with the matter.