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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-28
SUNDAY 4 BUSY
DAY ON WHARF
MANY Arrivals And Departures AND
Heavy Movement Of Freight.

Yesterday was y busy day on IN"
local wharf with four arrivals ana 'h'Hc
DEPARTURES and nrurn freight was !"a"Nd
and unlondr including about l1O h"a'
If li:c s,ul; rrrm the Liberty. G"h"ra'
Crnwdcr and General p"rShlns.
Tho muyrmcrI! Of iEninC 1r"tgn'
was big and consisted Of practically
every rrnducI manufacture IN IN"
Wheeling district. Will" IN" incoming
freight was drugs. chemicals. liv" stock
and factory products from """ry city
between Pittsburgh md Charleston.
The General r"rshnS arrived from
Parkcrshurg shortly after mIonISA!
Sunday morning and '"fr for IrttSnursn
at l:%Q n. M.
TIL. Liberty arrived iron: Farkrrs-
burg ut - c'rl""k r'Si"-dmy morning
with Il Ing TRIP.
Tho General W'.~ri arrived f"crt Fits
hur.h al rrcu md. l"Ir - ,''r,'"'N ~
the afternoon f0r.!t'InrIunal, wuh :. b.s
trip Of passcn-"rs md fr' ga.
The General trnwd"r n"Ti:"d tIor'
Charleston shortly atcrr"rn ana i"il
for Pittsburgh ii =. M. hr4'1iy lead
cd.
The Helen f.. viii IL" in ,na.G'.r ::'nr
New MaIaIr"rHs.
TIL" l.ih"rt, I".:'rS i"aay - n""r for
No, 'nun,.!lSN lllr
.'rh" General I'rrS;:u'r ~; ar-'"r fr"r'
Pittsburgh carly lnii"''r, y u'.'ih'rE ana
viii l"n," for parkr"Nr,."c at - M.
The Helen r.. l,'tI'- ,"n'rrrnw At
noon for New Maiainnra%.
Thu. GENERAL I""wnl"r Will b." do%:'
from PITTSBURGH carly "Wednesday rh'Ii-
tnr and leaves :nr Charleston nj n. M.
Tho VnrnC Swain tack "uI h"T iirst
excursion Of tho season yesterday aii"r-
noon and evening. tonsrlrr .nE thr C""l-
ness Of tn" veal her am; ih,' opening or
tn" season she had two remarkably Hn"
crowds.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-28
THE SMARTER SET

Tn" greatest aggregation Of colored
artists since tnr days Of Williams und
Walker or cole and Johnson, and admit
ted hy those who hav" seen The
Stnart"r Set" 10 b" even greater, is
headed hy tho" well known comedians,
Salem Tut Whitney and J. Homer Tut.
who are TO hc seen n the Court tornor-
row night, presenting a Now musical
comedy entitled Darkest Americans '
This nrgauiza ton is without doubt
the best ard strongest colOred show IN
the world and is known from one end
Of the country to the other. Tn" COM.
pauy consists OF thirty-tlvc artists. in
Guiding The pick Of tho colored profess
sion. including bronze beauty chorus
that can sing and dance. This sea-
sons vehicle. darkest Americans.
WAS written and staged by tn" co-starS.
Whitney and Tut and IS unlike any
of their previous writings. with CO.
hnrrnt story and plot. Entire balcony
reserved for colorcd people.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-28
CENTRAL CLUB Boys
TWO new BOATS
Will Camp This SPINNER on the Ohio
River and Have Chosen
Fine Site.

Members Of III" r"ntrai Fishing club
who lost thur!r boat Tho -. W." in an
icr floc r?nr, than q year ago. have pur-
chased TWO pow hoaIs and hav" eSiab-
l:&h"d th"ir summer camp. AZ Stop 10.
up inc river. In past years III" club has
,'IH1cd on tho MuskinEIim. hut this
year the Ohio is being tried out. Thu
,',;h ~ made up Of L MUM Der al pronlin-
cnt. mon. many ut them in public life
ami thor camp is on" Of tho finest IN
III. river. TN" fact that the camp is
Gratla bl" /" Wh"'lirG. after Il short
slr:aa cur ride H!akcS the place Tn"
mecca fnr scores every Sunday. \ large
crowd visited III" camp yesterday. Tho
twn ha1" hay" b""n equipped with an
electro Lighting plant.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-28
CIVIL SERVICE EXAMINATIONS.

Tho United States civil Service COM
mission announces III" following named
examinations 10 b" held in Whnrlirg IN
the dates specified below. Compl"'" in
formal ION concerning III" examinations
and the necessary application form" may
h, secured from tn" secretary uf tho
hoarr. Of civil service examiners. r"stnf-
flee. Wheeling.
The list follows: Medical assist an I
(maie), 81. 600 May L.: manual tranin =
teacher (malri. $1,000 n year and quar-
tcrs Indian service. May u: teacher Of
agriculture (mal"). Indian service. S1.0n
10 s1.oon a yrar. May 81 oilcr tmalr)
sSIn Il yoar May ~: elevator machnlst
(malc). 5000 a year. May 81.
BUY WAR SAVINGS STAMPS
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-28
WoMAN CRIED WITH Fan.

Thousands Of women work today Whlle
suffering from kidney or bladder ar
ments that can be- relieved. Mrs. L..
Wayne. 2I2e 3rd ST.. Ocean Park. CALI
writes: Il had to Sit down during my
l,ousework. My back ached So also my
hip paincd me- so I used TO cry out; ths
pain was so grcat. Now I am thankful
to say that Foley Kidney Pllis rid me
OF all my pain sactache, sore mus-
eles. stir or swollen joints, rheumatis
oaine are Indications Of kidney trouble.
Foley Kdney Pills arc safe and reliable
They bring quick results. Bold SV1-
whera. -
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-28
GIBBONS NOW SUES
IN FEDERAL COURT

Having lost circuit court suit for $50
ono arainS the Paul O. Rcymann conf
Jrtny, Jeffrey Gibbons has entered suit
against Che snrnc defendant for IN" same
a,in in federal court Gibbons alleges
that he sold tho Rcymann plant Ia the
Wilson and company interests ana
claims the sum of $4,000 as commits
siuns md damages. He is represented
by Attorney John 1. 4 rhcnZ
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-28
Boy Scouts Lose

Saturday afternoon on !hr Tunnel
firr",. .rn:!rd: tho ShanrnCkS again dis
played their sup"r'nrity on tho diamond
at III" %?ti"n"l i'aStimc by defeating the
Roy SUIT nine L.. Srurr uf Is to :.
rh" ShdIrrock% played their usual NIL
around eaInr. Will" Cory for the Scouts
pitched II good Knme but received poor
support By mutual agreement tho game
was for seven innings. Score:
Soy Scuuis.l o u o.
SiIA:lroca.; a 0 x--lS
BATTERIES: Cory and White; Mcmahon
and Lewis.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-28
BOY SCOUTS TROOPS
DEFEATED TROOP 6

Tho hnschali team Of Troop Nc. :: or
the BOY Scouts SatrrCrr defeated: troop
No. by an i to s scar. The score
WAS tic at SIS until tho ninth inning
when the winners drove in thrcr runs.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-28

ever seen in burleSque. There will b
a ladies' coupon matinee Wednesday,
and no matinee on Thursday.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-28

DON'T Ness reading tho opsninS In,
,tallrneut Of Ptsld Marshal 1TsacA's
Greet Story OF the World war In Tues
DAYS 1ntelItgencer. This chapter re-.
lates the anxious moments that prs
coded EnglAnd's entry among the ua-I
lions fighting tho Hun sr
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-28

The greater the necessity for saving.
the greater your opportunity to use
The IntelHgenccr Want Ads.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-28

BUY WAR SAVINGS STAMPS
The Jewish monitor. (Fort Worth-Dallas, Tex.) 191?-1921, 1919-10-31
Low CAPITALIZATION

n N
More than Is of the dividend companies the
Burkburne field capitalized under More than
dred OF these with low capitalization
1900 within less year time they
started operations There is getting
les with LOW CAPITALIZATION the big valuable
holdings would easily stand capitalization million dollars
the dividend checks would be down in proportion.
QUICK ACTION
what every sokhoer wants his That what he will
get in Bu Rk NORTHERN, fast well is
will go dCwn.
MANAGEMENT
The men behind the BR NORTHERN OIL COMPANY make its
destiny They Of experience the oil
whose regulations for honesty integrity and ability
cr communities Their ability handle un.
questionable They Industrious determined win
The Jewish monitor. (Fort Worth-Dallas, Tex.) 191?-1921, 1919-10-31
DON'T WAIT OR YOU MAY BE TOO LATE

Since the Buk well in big gushe three hun
dred feet from the north line of five
turned down offer of $75OO000 for this lease
Drilling operations have been delayed heavy
and almost impossible roads, but have
peed by the 27h and then the machinery and drilling
Our ten lease the Durfee School land only dis
from the Sky line well WE'LL good poduc-
ing wells This lease increasing value every day and will
velop.
We watching developments eighty Will
barger County and something
the future We expect this to be the valuable
before very long.
Our twenty Tman County Oklahoma the river
from the Burkburne field looks like winner There great deal of
activity in this neghbohoOd oil
III believe that the field extends the river
The Jewish monitor. (Fort Worth-Dallas, Tex.) 191?-1921, 1919-10-31
Make Your
Now

Plant Your Dollars in Burk-
Northern Stock. The Element
of Speculation Reduced to a
Minimum in this Undertaking
Speculation has been essen
tial in all oil enterprises that
have poured forth the under
ground wealth Of Mother
Earth and made thousands
vastly wealthy. This company
has valuable leases right in
proven territory Of big pro-
duction with the elements Of
speculation practically elimin-
ated.
Your money. rs an investor
in stock will go to drilling in
proven territory only and
should lead to the oil.bcaring
sands that have produced
hundreds Of big paying wells
in the Burkburnett field and
made thousands independently
rich. Nearly all oil properties
that pay. pay big.
We are satisfied to put our
own money into il and are Of
fering you an opportunity to
join us in our endeavOr TO
make some real big money.
Remember, first. last. and
always. that we are not pro.
m0ters or spectators. but
successful business men who
are putting up our own hard
cash TO make some real mon
ey. A fairer, squarer deal
was never Offered to YOU. Fill
In coupon below with your
check attached for the num-
Der of shares you want TO
purchase. You never will re-
greet this investment.
Evening journal., 1919-01-31

Intoxicating liquor within 80. years.
That need ...... amount OF alcohol
for .......... purposes and Will not use
any part OF said alcohol for any other
purpose or allow others to so use Il.
] have not received or possessed any
alcohol within the last thirty days ex-
cept Observation-Disclosures.
Sworn 10 before me, thls..........
day OF ........-. and subscribed In my
presence.
- ''s'. ss'sssssss ssss..ss.ss...
Any druggist may administer the
oath provided herein and the affidavit
must be permanently attached. or past
ed In at the end Of the record OF each
sale, and copy attached TO the con-
taner OF such lduor.
The prescription OF such liquor shall
be permanently pasted on Or attached
at the end Of the record above men
TONED and with the affldavt. The phar-
macist, not later than the 5th day OF
each month for the calendar month pre-
ced.ng shall send a copy OF the above
record Alphabetically arranged. TO Inc
Attorney-General OF this State. stating
In addition 10 the amount OF liquor on
hand The fisst day OF each month; the
amount sold during the month. and the
amount used In compoundlng medi-
cines, giving this Item in detail and
the amount on hand at the end OF the
month.
Section IS. The Attorney-General
snail have printed forms OF afldavits
and prescriptions, as provided herein,
ana shall furnish the same TO druggists
transportation companies and physi-
clans at cost. The affldavts or pre-
scriptions TO be nled with the druggist
snail be printed In book form number
ing each afildavit with the connective
serial number from one TO one hun
ared and each book shall be given a
nulnDer' and a stub IN each book shan
carry the same number as the afldayii
OF prescription, showing the COW Of
Evening journal., 1919-01-31

vent the manufacturing or keeping for
sale OF food products known SO flavor
ing extracts which shall be 80 manu-
factured or sold for cooking and cul.n-
ary purposes only, and are non-potable
and not capable OF being used as pev-
erage.
It shall be unlawful for any person
10 sell such toilet, culinary medicinal,
antiseptic preparations OR solutions. OF
flavoring extracts or patent or proprl-
eiary med Ones or Preparations, Inc
manufacture or sale OF which require
the payment OF the United States Lii
Quor Dealers Tax.
II shall be un awful for any person
to sell such toilet. medicinal. ani'sep-
tic or proprietary med c'nes or prepara-
dions for beverage purposes IN the guis'
OF flavoring extracts o. med mes. and
CONTINUED on Page Eighty
Evening journal., 1919-01-31

the record OF such sale The book con-
talnlng such stub shall be returned TO
the Attorney-General when the sfilda-
Wits or prescriptions are used, or not
later than four months from the dato
that such book OF anidavits and pre-
seriptiens were delivered to such d-us-
gish or physician. All unused, multi
lated or defaced blanks shall be re-
turned with The book. No druggist o.
physician shall make such sale or is
sue such prescription except on blanks
as herein provided.
Section i6. The provisions or this
Act shall not be construed to prevent
the manufacture OF cider for the pur-
pose OF making vinegar or non-intoxi-
eating cider for sale conta ming not
more than i-2 TO 4 pc. cent. OF alcohol
by volume, or 10 prevent the sale. keep
ing and storing for sale by druggists.
as herein provided. OF pure grain or
ethyl alcohol for mechanical, industrial.
medicinal and scientific purposes and
wine for sacramental purposes Moth
ing in this Act shall preven, the pos
session or sale OF denatured alcohol or
denatured rum intended for use only
in the Industrial OF mechanical arts.
upon AFFIDAVIT as provided herein. or.
TO prevent the sale and keeping and
storing for sale by druggists and gen.
eral merchants or others duly licensed
by existing laws OF any medicinal prep
arailons manufactured in accordance
with formulas prescribed by the United
State Pharmacopoela unless such med
ical preparations are potable or capa-
bic OF being used as a beverage. or 10
prevent the manufactur, and sale OF
toilet medicinal. antiseptlc preparations
and solut ons which are non-po,able
and UNIT for beverages and internal use
and upon the outside OF each bottle.
or box. or package Of which Is printed
in English consplcuously and leglbly
and clearly the quantity by volume OF
alcohol In such preparations; or 10 pre-
Evening journal., 1919-01-31
WANTED HER ASHES
SCATTERED TO WIND

ATLANTIC CITY. Jan. 3i.-Lifeless,
apparently four or five days the body
OF a handsomely-gowned young woman
was found In a gas-hlled apartment at
No. 2l6 South Massachusetts, avenue.
last night. In fone of three notes she
wrote that her naturalization could be
established by Mrs. Elizabeth Melas, OF
No 54i9 Pine street, Philadelphia. Cap
tain of Detectives Malseed Immediately
notified the Philadelphia authorities
who are investigating the case.
Giving her name as Mildred r. Smith.
the woman leased the apartment In
which her body was found on Decem-
Der 4. and had since lived there alone.
she was last seen alive Monday morn
ing. That her husband Is an invalid,
Is shown In one OF her notes. 10 which
shea sked her friends 10 care for him.
A portion OF one OF the notes reads
Evening journal., 1919-01-31
NO MORE
FOOT MISERY
ICE-MINT
A New Discovery
Stops Soreness and Corns
Fan on

Just touch or two with Ice-Mint and
your corns ad foot troubles are ended. IL
takes soreness right out then the corn or
callOus shrivels and lifts of.
No matter what yOu have tried or now
many times you have been disappointed,
here is real help for you at last.
Yorll never have to cut corn again OF
bother With bungling- tape or plasters
Hard cornss soft corns or eorns between
the toes. just shrivel up and lift on. IL 8
wonderful You feel no pain or soreness
when applying Ice-Mint or afterwards. IL
doesn't even irritate the skin.
This new discovery. made from a sap
anese product, is certainly magical the
vay Il draws out Inflammation from palf
Of swollen, burning. aching feet; lce-Mln1
imparts such a delightful. cooling. s,.as sonta
ina feeling to the feet that II Just makes
Won sigh with relief. II is the real Jap
9nese secret for fine. healthy, little Lee,, - !,
is Greatly appreciated by women VINO WeaI
bieh heel shoes. II absolutely prevents
foot odors and keeps them sweet anu
II costs little and win give your It ptooSi ~
tired. suffering. swollen teet ,hs ded nv GOOD
tbsir lives Sold and recommended oy s0Ou
druegists everywhere
Evening journal., 1919-01-31
DON'T HAVE
GRAY HAIR
II n UH lu II
NO Use 70 Have Gray Hair and Look
Old When You Can so Easily
parken Your Gray Hair
With 'La Crcolcs

hov many times have yoA stood h.,o-.
mirror snd wished your hair voula hs
oenu.nu', CARR and iustrous uks IN.
young folks you see. instead on n.,n %
gray. stresked and faded. q. wen aui.
or failing Don't envy them. You ca, III a
beautiful. evenly dark. iustror. ,e
thick hair. too. without trace ., t'
Just get bottle Of ia Creole. ~
Dressing. the wonderful hair color rsstor..
end comb II into all your hair as psr .,n,'
pie directions on the bottle In a few ue.k,
that ugly, faded. lifeless. gray hair vii
turn TO that beautiful, evenly dark shad,
you used to have. and when you run you
fingers through your hair and feel how sof
and iustrous It Is. too. you uin wear
smile Of real delight. Thousands Of en-
thusiastic users praise Ia Creole" Hal
Dressing as the greatest hair color re
Utorer. 1t is absolutely harmless and ca
easily be applied In the privacy Of you
sec. For sale by ~ B. banforth'I Dru
stors and all good drug stores everywhere
Nail orders promptly dlied upon receipt Q
regular price. 800. La crsols" Hal
Dpsssins u gusrsntss4
Evening journal., 1919-01-31

liquor. a part OF which Is Intoxicating.
10 any person whomsoever. except alco-
hol for chemical, scientific, medical.
mechanical. and wine for sacramentsl
purposes only and then only upon the
conditions and under the restrictions
provided In this Act, and the laws Of
the State regulating the sale Of such
liquors by druggists, nor 10 any minor
except upon written prescription OF q
physician, nor 10 any person who Is
Intoxicated, nor TO any person who Is
In the habit OF getting intoxicated, nor
10 any person forbidden in writing by
the husband, wife, parent. child, or
guardian OF such person, and that he
VIII pay all damages. actual and ex-
emplary or punitive. that may be ad-
Judged TO any person for injuries in
llcted upon him or them. either in per-
son or property or means OF support
or otherwise, by means OF his selling
furnishing, giving. OF delivering any
such liquor. Now the conditions OF this
obligation are such that IL such princl-
pal shall well and truly keep and per-
form all and singular the foregoing
covenants and agreements, and shall
pay any judgment for actual and ex-
emplary or punitive damages, which
may be recovered against him In any
court OF competent jurisdiction. and all
fines and costs that may be imposed
upon him for violation OF the laws Of
this state or the United States, then
this obligation shall be void and OF no
effect, otherwise the same shall remain
in fun force and effect.
..sss..s....sss..s.... IL. 81
.ssssss... ...ss..s.s.....s.ss.. IL. 81
.-..s.....s ..s.ss.--.s....ss...- IL. 81
Signed, sealed In the presence Of
.ssssss.ssss..ss....s .s........Ss..sss..s
...s.ss....s.s.s.s s..s.s.s..ss.sss..s
Section "a. Each pharmacist shall
keep a public record OF all sales Of II
duors mentioned herein as follows:
Pharmacists Record.
Name OF doctor issuing prescription.
Kind OF liquor Sales on previous pre-
scriptlon on affidavit OF such person for
liquor within six months. Purchaser.
Signature OF purchaser. Prescription.
..s...ss.ss...s...... .ss..s.sss...s@ss....
Anldavit Of person receiving pure grain
or ethyl alcohol.
state OF sssss..sssssssssssssss
county or .s....sss..sss....ssss
Being duly sworn, depose and say. I
am more than 2i years OF age and am
not OF Incorporate habits. and have
not been convicted Of violating any law
relating 10 the sale or possession OF
Evening journal., 1919-01-31

"Will you please see that my body is
cremated and thrown to the four
winds? Please see, too, that no hypo-
critical mourners follow me TO the
grave. Honor to the living is far moro
essential. Please continue to be good
to my husband. He needs much care
and. after all, feel the greatest pity
for him." Another note addressed to
sister, believed to be Mrs. Melas. begs
forgiveness for her deed.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-01-01

The annual New Years ball was
given New Years eve by the mem
bers OF the South Bend Aerie. no.
435, Fraternal order OF Eagles, in
the lodge rooms. 81 North Michigan
street. Rag Pickers orchestra fer
nished the music for the dancing. A
special feature was the sending up
OF two balloons at Il o'clock. Walter
Iandon was the speaker Of the eve
ming.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-01-01
REVELATIONS OFA WIFE

engaging a strong colored woman
for several days TO work under Ka-
ties direction.
As result every nook and corner
OF the old house was as spic and
span as skillful hands and soap and
water could make them. And packed
away in big stone jars were stores Of
cookies and doughnuts ready for the
onslaught OF four hungry children.
BY playing the part OF a scullery
maid 10 my mother-in Jaw during
her cooking operations had accom-
plished three objects, kept her and
Katie from clashing. given her the
impression that ] was tremendously
impressed with her culinary skill.
which in reality l was. and gained
for myself the training in making the
toothsome dainties. OF which. 10 do
my mother-in-law justice, she was a
past mistress.
BY noon on the day before Dicky's
birthday everything was in readiness
for our visitors and the morrow s
feast. Rows OF mince and pumpkin
pies stood in the refrigerator oysters
WITCH i'm ilut DLON III vi CNAAE II OfAA
the bay himself waited the opener,
crisp vegetables and fruits were in
readiness.
The travellers were to arrive on
the 8 o'clock train. Dicky was 70
meet them in New York and bring
them out, Mother Graham was fully
dressed by = o'clock, and restlessly
went from one room TO another. put
ting futile little last touches 10 fur
nishings already III perfect order.
AS the clock struck a boy came
up the path on d bicycle, bearing a
special delivery letter addressed to
my mOther-in-law AS she tore ii
open with trembling fingers L guessed
it's contents even before she had read
it and looked up at me.
They're not coming she said
duly.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-01-01
PERSONALS.

Mrs. NJ Niezgodzki, 6l4 LapOrte
av.. has received a message from
her son, James w. NiezgOdzki, stat
ing he has been slightly gassed in
the battle of VerdUn. At present he
is in the base hospital somewhere in
France.
Mrs. Apolonia MikolaJewska. 1901
W. Napier St, is spending several
days in Chicago and Oak Park. Ill,
Pvt. Harry Dobrzynski has been
honorably discharged from the SER
vice and arrived in South Bend
Monday morning. He was station
ed at Camp Custer. Battle Creek.
Mich.
Mr.. and Mrs Joseph Badecki will
go 10 Five Points. Ind. Tuesday
evening to spend New Years with
the formers parents
Seaman Alex Woltman is here on
a furlough visiting at the home Of
his brother, Frank Woltman, 215
Pagin st. Alex Woltman who has
been in service for several months,
arrived in New York last Saturday,
1t was hoped that he would reach
this city in time for the funeral OF
his father Martin Woltman, which
was held last Thursday,
Mrs Michael Skarczewski Of
Bremen, Ind. arrived here Monday
TO spend the New Years holiday
with her relatives, Her husband is
expected here some time Wednes-
day morning. While here they will
be the house guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Bryant, Jefferson blvd.
Joseph Kinczewski has arrived in
the city, having received an honor
able discharge from the military
service. He was stationed at Camp
Taylor, Louisville. Ky.
Edward Luzny of L. S. s. Missis-
sippi, who has arrived from over
seas last week at New York, is here
on a furlough visiting his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Roman Luzny, 11O1
w Thomas St
Stephan Latowski of Omaha, Neb.,
is visiting relatives and friends in
the city. Mr.. Latowski is in poor