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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-10
Flood o. Subscriptions

WASHINGTON, May 9-The total Of
subscriptions announced tonight by the
suits Of at least - hours earlier and
subscriptions actually taken today. to-
gether with the first ten percent clinch-
ing payment will not show in the official
totals until tomorrow night.
The Increase today was 1895. 300. 600
the largest Of any day in the campaign
The flood Of subscriptions today for
Tho first time carried the percentage Of
quota for the Victory. Liberty Loan
ahead Of the record in tho fourth Liber-
ty Loan for the corresponding day. On
the next to the last day Of tho fourth
Liberty Loan only $50 percent OF the
country's quota bad been subscribed.
For tho third time in as many conscc-
utivc campa Sns also the ST. Louis dis
trtct achieved the honor Of hcinE the
first district to obtain It's quota FOR the
entire country. Latest reports from 81.
percentage OF 1901. The New York dis
trict is also within striking distance Of
Its, quota. having on hand tonight sub
scriptions Of Sl,204.no0.000. or sail per-
cent of its allotment.
Secretary Rakcr tonight issued the
following statement:
THE American army OF occupation Is
patroll,nE tho Rhine at Cohlcnz. The
rapidly returning home whor" il Is being
deuobolIzod and restored 10 tho industry
Of tho country. We must pay our sol
uiprS ana WN must 1ccQ. GlOtn" ana
transport thorn until tho last man Is
discharged. We must pay, 100. for tn"
great uccumuiatiufs of stores provided
for tho use Of thu army and satisfy tho
debts Of honorwhtch our country under
took rs ttH share OF tho great undertake
mr. whereby the war WAS won.
During tho war We demonstrated the
military. dlIStrial. financial and moral
poycr Of America TIL" rycS of the world
arc watching the success of the Victory
Loan rs tho last conclusive step In that
demonstration. We cannot fall. The
great sacrifice was made by our soldiers
who carried tho flag OF America TO tri-
Inlph in hattie. We at home can do
ness and the glory Of that sacrifice hut
we can sustain and support the lighting
men and help TO gather the fruits OF
their victory by showing the sam. sort
IF determination In the Victory Loan
thnt the country showed in tn" Liberty
Loans and the soldiers showed when
they went ovrr tho top.
"'rhiS ~ tho last great test. This
loan is the last chapter in the story Of
hmcrlcaS supreme achievement 1T must
be worthy Of the other chapters in that
story, written hy the soldiers 1T the
front and tfr civilians nj home and to-
det elimination in Il patriotic md right
eous cause"
Again setting pace for the "ntire
country the navy today officially sub
scrihcd its QUOTA. Reported subSrrip-
tions in the navy were III excess or Sl6.-
600 900, while the official quota had been
set at $13.500,000. this figure being hased
on the propurtionate reduction in the
nations quota and the 80 percent cnr-
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THE VERY JOB

Rrdfcld made the following statement:
THAT board was conceived in the
spirit uf unselfish public spirit. and has
so acted from the beginning. l repeat
what was said ycstcrday-thcrc has been
no change in It's viewpoint, policy or
attitude from the beginning. No state
mcnt nor Inference TO the contrary has
n basis of fact. It has had the wide
spread support OF industry and COM
mcrce throughout tho country. 1t ms
sought merely to serve and has peerl
ready to consider all figures. to respect
all facts and to reconsider any STATE
mcnt or conclusion In tho light OF luT-
Their knowledge. It's mind has been open
and its purpose was directed not 10 WIN
ming a controversy. but solely and SIM
ply 10 serving the country. ] believe II
has developed stanttros Of public CO.
operation which will be of permanent
value
Mr. RcdNcld paid high tribute To the
boa rd's work in a letter 10 chairman
Peck.
You have not sought 10 control. nut
to co-oprrate,7 he said. You nave OK
haustcd the resources Of courtesy. your
attitude has been unsclhsh. generous
and your vision broad.
Individual letters were sent to eacn
board member: Samuel P. Bush. Column
bus Ohio: Thomas X. Glenn, A'IaI,Ct'
George r. lanes. Memphis: William N.
Ritter WEIGH, W. Va: Anthony Can't
netti. commissioner general Of immisra-
ton, Washington. representing labcr.
and T. G. Powell, director Of the capital
cxpcnditures division. representing the
railroad administration.
President Wilson has been kept con-
stantly informed Of the Disagreement
and it was ut his suggestion THAI A last
effort was made TO harmcnzc the diver
gent views
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Mo Hasty Decision,

BERLIN, Thursday, May s.-Rcports
from the Versailles correspondents en-.
rhasIzc the feeling Of amazement and
excitement which prevailed on the read
Ing cr the terms Of the peace treaty. All
the correspondents agreo that no hasty
decision will be- reached. \ fortnight Is
allowed tho Germans for an answer. and
this time will be uscd for careful con-
sIdcration If the demands and prcpara-
tion or counter suggestions, tho ccrre-
Spondnnts say.
There Is much speculation in Berlin rs
IN whether The trrrrS represent maxi
mum demands which may be reduced OF
whether they are minimum and irrcduc-
able.
According to the Berlin ZnitunR I'm
MittaG, the delegation at Versailles will
care fully avoid any bargaining. but will
present definite. clear cut counter propo-
siticus which In part have already been
prepared.
These counter proposals." the news
paper declares cditnrIally. will be based
on the. fourteen points So diSgraccful!y
abandoned by President Wilson. II the
German people had to vote on these
terms az whole there would not BIO in
the whole empire a single yea Force
without measure or limit--that racd TO
be q Wilson phrase; and the Wilson
peace offered us yesterday fails in this
category instead Of on his fourteen
points"
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SETTLEMENT
Continued from Page one.)

that the controversy over Italy's CLAIMS
10 Fiumc and the Dalmatian coast ~ INT
from being settled. President wilson
according tn these adviccs. is not III
agreement with the compromise plan ny
which Italy would Is" given " maina'e
f. administer Fiumc until l?@" and thcn
take possession Of tho city.
Viscount Miner. British secretary i9r
tho colonies, has been called Ia Paris 10
discuss the question nf Bclgiums pro-
test against Great Britain acting as
mandatory for German East Africa.
The hungarian Communist govern
ment forces continue to suffer mintarE
rcvcrsce Czech troops have obtained
foothold in 'NagyszGczny. forty miles
north Of Budapest. Rumanian forces
according to latest reports. arc eighty
miles cast of The capital.
Operations have been begun against
the Afghan tribcsmcn who crossed the
border and took UP position on the IN
dian side. Russian government adrlces
sny that an Afghan mission seeking inc
establishment Of relations between AZ
ghanistan and Russia has arrived at
Moscow,
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STECHER WINS
FROM ZBYSZkO

LOUISVILLE. NY, May 9.-Joc
St,rhrr OF Nebraska defeated Wl';drk
Zhyszko ,f. Poland here tonight in
l:d5:I:. S,"rh"r used the body scissors
AMI bar arm holds.
II waS stimulated that ono fall should
drcir!.. TIA" wrestling match If il con-
tinted more than IN hour and thirty
minutes The contest MAS advertiser
aS for The heavyweight championship.
IhyS&h" weighed go pounds and
=; I-t.nrr :" -
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Page to Retire From
His Ambassadorship

PARIS. May 9.--G:y the Associated
Press --Thomas Nelson Page. Inc
American ambassador TO Italy. has
mad" known his intention To resign
urt,r Tho. conclusion OF peace. II was
*,arrd in high quarters in i'aris To-day.
Ambassador Page has contemplated
this step iur The past TWO years. but IT
now has become Urly known TINT
/; has no relation Ia IN" recent tension
oyer The claims OF thu Italian delegates
AT III" peace conference
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Germany May Not Sign.

BERIIN. Thursday. May s. - (By
Associated Prcss>-Thc people. though
stricken dumb by the peaca terms. are
now recovering sufficiently TO declare
that Germany cannot and will not sign
tho compact M matter what comes
Strikes arc increasing and BolsherlSnl
and the Spartacan uprising OF the past
two months have if anything made Ger
mans immune 10 tho possible horrors
which arc to he anticipated II they ever
again plunge into war, according 70 inc
hest opinion here.
There exists small group OF Ger
mans. chiefly conservatives. who prefer
10 SEQ the Entente nccupy the "hot"
country than to have il Bolshcrlk' out
they arc in the dwindlng minority.
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Good Por ParkersburG.

TARkE1lSBUIIG. May 9.-Wo4d
county with II quota If Sl.631.3 800 in the
Victory Liberty loan had An officinl sub.
scrip,ion AT noon Today Of s".oi9.b0C
with at least SlU0.H0 moro assured before
Saturday night. making II grand total OF
about S3,lsG, 600. or an uvrrsuhscription
OF nearly SO percent
The announcement that tho county
was $500. 900 over tho top case as u
great surprise tu the entire community
and county as total reports were mol
submitted until noon today.
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HAr1naus Stunned.

BERLIN. Thursday. May S.-(BE the
Associated Press)-Thc parliamentary
leaders of all factions who arc in Berlin
to attend committee meetings admit mat
they we're stunned by the severity or the
proposed peace terms. beyond casual
comment. however. they declined 10 dls-
cuss the Entente's conditions or oc'a',S
or ~ forecast tho asscnrbly's probable
attitude.
leading member Of the Independent
Socialists declared the peace offered was
wholly dictatorial and that It's revision
was possible ciIy through world re-
volutiop.
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GENERAL NOTICES


J. NJ. Grimm. executor of ]: y.
public outcry, near Cameron. ". Va. in
Aleppo township. Greene Co. Pa. on
WEDNESDAY. MAY 18th. 1919.
at O'Clock y. m. ZIG acres Of land and
Pittsburgh vein Of coal. and one-half in
tercst in gas and oil royalty two pro-
ducing wells and room for more develop
mont my-5-l
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MINNEAPOLIS. Mimi. May a.-The
ninth federal reserve district has gone
lover the top In the Victory loan cam
pagn, a H. Rogers, district chairman.
announced tonight.
A telegram stating that tho district
had passed it's quota OF $751;. 500. 600 was
sent to the treasury department at
Washington late today. Mr.. Rogers said.
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Miner Summoned.

PARIS. May ?.-Aftcr Paul HHmans'
hcod Of the Belgian delegation. had dis
cusscd the rights Of Belgium In German
Fast Africa today. David Lloyd George.
the British prime minister. tclcgraphcd
yiscount Miner. secretary for the colo
MES. to come to Paris. On his arrival
here questions concerning the ETst
African mandate will BE- considered
again
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lailmcnl uf the navy'S personnel since
the last campaign. 49,
we have gone over once in tho Vic
tory Loan campn Cn--nuw lets double
our quota and 20 oyer again. bringing
thu nation along with us int" the HAT
hor of Victory" said Il mcsSaE" sent To-
day To all navy yards and districts.
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u. s. PLANES
CONTINUED From Page one.)

before the start for Eurohc is made.
Extra parts and all other means for re-
fitting are already available for Them
on the station ship AT Trcpassey bay
where small dying boat also is sta
TONED on the testing of air currents and
assembling final data.
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CLEVELAND DISTRICT
(conttuned From Page one.)
New York VIII Go Over.

NEW YORK. May s.-Oricial sub
scriptions today Of s23+.e31, S5u made il
virtually certain that the New York fed,
eral reserve district would 60 "over the
top with flying cotors before the Vic
tory loan campaign ends tomorrow night.
The total now is Sl.20+, 1880. or So.
per cent Of the quota
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@@@~%%%@@ @@@S
! BRAIN TESTS
: BY SAM LLOYD. Z
5000 $500 100 @%%%%
BY Sam Lloyd.
Eight Minutes ~ Answer THIS.
No, no.

Spell out tho names of the little CD
jcCts. Then add and subtract az lndl'
Gated by signs. and tho resulting letters
will spell the name of a domestic ami
NAL.
ANSWER TO NO. 1n9.
Gregory gagged garrulouS George.
UCupyright. 1919. 10y Sam Loyd.)
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FOR SALE-Automobiles-

FOE SALE passenger touring car
model 90-l9l7. First class condl-
lion. Must he sold 1T once. PT!cc
$4,000. Phone 1897. mE-'-i
roR aAnE-Bargains in used cars and
trucks: LIPS Ford sedan: l-l9l6
Buick light six. l-19l7 Buick light SIX;
l-lel7 Maxwell. ISIS No. 50 overland
Four, Lone ton Indiana truck 1.-two ton
jJvdcsdalc truck, new. al reduced price.
Mcrryman Motor Sales Co. l2ll Main
ST. distributors Of Hupmobile and In
diva TRUCKS. my-8-i
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LOST AND FOUND.

sroIm-Thc party who took basket
Of clothes off Of ice box on 4th floor
Sands Apartments. on Eleventh ST.. Is
known. IInot returned at once prose-
cution will follow. my-9-i
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FOR SALE--Farm Lands
CROW PIGS FoR PROFIT.

Send for answers TO All your Ques-
tons about raising figs and our plan for
delivering you a. Fig Garden in full bear
ing. at the expiration OF 5 years. %g
Gardens pay the grove. $500 10 $1,000
per acre per year. California Fig Gar
dcns S,8C Mills Bldg, Sun FRANCISCO.
Calf. HiS-AVAs
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POULTRY

FOR SALE-Ancona chicks, 20 cts Leg
horns, 15' cts. Apply or address VIM.
Hicks Crawford Heights. AetnaTille.
Martins Ferry. ap-lt-lmo
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nmKEH-On Wednesday. May
1919 at her late home No. 200 Eotf
street.. ELIZABETH, wife Of Frank
Klinkcr. III the 68th year OF her age,
Funeral from her late residence No. 22o!
Eoff street, Saturday afternoon at
o-3o o'clock Friends OF the family
invited to attend. Intcrment at Green
wood cemetery.
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cARson-On Tuesday. May 7, 1919. at
o'clock p. m. MRS MARY CARSON,
in the 18th year Of her age
Funeral from the residence Of her SON
in-law, Charles F. Schultzc,' ~ War
1rood avenue, Warwood. Saturday
morning at 10 o'clock. Friends OF the
family are invited 10 attend. Inter
ment at Peninsula cemetery.
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PERSONAL

PROSTATE disorders. bladder trouble in
nos;iiveIy and rapidly overcome without
drugs prival ely at home: doctors, oste0-
paths. chirpractors. physical culture d.
rcctors use it; easily used by anyone
anywhere: no matter what you nave
tried or how old the case. this mcthod
viii bring results quickly. Write for
free illustrated booklet and convincing
testimony E.lcctrothcrml 60. 2'3
Harrison Bldg. Stcubcnvllc, ONO.
1' y-l0-gy-
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WANTED-Male

wANTED-Boy to carry East wheeling
route. Apply al once Mr.. Craddock.
News Bldg, 1900 Main ST. my-lO-tt
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY

EUROPEAN corporation, factory Chica-
20. wants live district sales manager
wonderful new rapid selling auto ileES
siiy. Government purchased this de-
vice by thousands. Exceptional oppor-
tunily. make big money. enormous sue
cess, no competition. Sells every car;
truck tractor. garage. SP00 TO slou
capital necessary. Scott Cofpora.itnn!, 30
W. 42nd ST., New Lork. mE-Io-H
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DIED.

BAuEH-on Friday. May 9: 1919. At
800 p. m, 1t his late residence No.
ii4S Water street. +. J. BAUER. in
tho 63rd year of his age.
Funeral notice hereafter.
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FOR SALE

roB SALE-Seven tables. suitable for
cutting tables, or for garment holding
tables, Various sizes, several about 41lT
inr CHAPTER A. r. c., or call at room
5s2 Schmulbach Bldg. or telephone No.
800 my-S-m
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WANTED Statesmen

NECJSWEAR {
CP-TO-DATE LINE FOR FIRST
CLASS Statesmen on COMMISSION.
SEIDMAN L. CO.. 467 BROADWAY:
NEW YORK. my-l0-E
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The Errnter tho necessity for saving
tho greater your opportunity TO use
The IntellIgencey Want Ada
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EvANs-On "Wednesday. May I. 1919. At.
10:3O o'clock D. NJ. at Alhuquerkc, New
Mexico, FRANK G. EVANS.
Funeral notice hereafter.
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FARM LAND INFORMATION

LAND Buyers send for free Virginia
Farm. and Timber Bulletin. Dept L,
Emporia, Va.
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WANTBD-Prostatc sufferers to read
our announcement under Personal. No
drugs. The Elcctrothcrmal Company.
213 Harrison Bldg. Stcubcnviile. Ohio,
my-l0-g
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YOU need not be without the real artl-
Gle Make in your own name, the
sam. os the brewer or distiller can.
Eight valuable formulas. 81. Northern
Dist. Co.. Minneapolis. MINI. my-l0-g
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wAHTED-SlS to Sc weekly in your
spare time doing special advertising
work among the families of your city.
No experience necessary. Write to-day
for full particulars. American Products
Co., 1876 American Bldg, Cincinnati. o.
ny-10-g
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FOE sALE-Tomato plants. at. No. 2731
Jacob St. mg-o-t
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FOR RENT

POE xHnr-Furnished rooms for light
housekeeping. Apply 1929 Market ST.
Phone 1881 Wig. my-9-f
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PoR KENT-FtIrnished rooms, per week
So up; furnished housekeeping rooms
$3.50 UP. range, bath. and phone. 1929
Chapline street. my-5-l
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TOBACCO sSHHtie" : s.; S: =: :;
riSl IN n cures. costs you 81. II 1t fails. cosu
nrrlr1ng, SUPERBA COMPANY. De0s Baltimore, Nd.
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WANTED-Agents

wAETED-You can make big money
selling imported panama hats. mon.
women. Reproduction Of SEQ hat. sold
for 75c- Send for sample. Bagdad
Traders A West And, y. y. rny-10-g
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wANTED-Agents. you can make big
money selling imported Panama hats.
Reproduction $50 hat sold for 75c Send
for sample. Cutaway Importing Co. SOS
Broadway, y. Y. myl0-R
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wANTED-Agcnts. $500 hourly abso-'
lutely guaranteed. Gasoline &c gallon:
Money-back guarantee. 7 Write Federal
Chemical Works, 20 W. Jackson Blvd.
Chicago. my-l0-g
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PoH RHHT-Nicely furnished rooms
modern conveniences, in business CEN
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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-03
Mike Scher Bound
for His Home Here
Wires That He VIII Beat
SOth Division Back
From France.

Nike Schcr IL coming home. 1t is
iSu.cd that IN" VIII peat the rest O..
tn. Elghticth Division :" Richmond b,.
fully q month. Yesterday his brother
AbC wired him the necessary $20u TO
make the "trip. He viii start for Iich-
mond as soon as the money gets there.
Mike, whose place in Richmond is
The idNoritc hang out" for politicians,
Policemen and theatrical folks. has he.
come some Scrappcr since he sailed
away as ii soldier a little less than a
ear ago Much of the fat Of his sm;l-
inE race has disappeared aud. he Suys
II" is In better health than ever be-
Wijh his division he has served il,
France since May 80. 1918 FIRST he
went TO Avculy Moods where the
lighting Was rather dun Then moved
up with tin" British 10 81. Mihicl where
!, WASH, 50 dull. Later lac went over
TO the NrScnuc where dullncSs WAS
moi known. From tina; point he ana
lis Fellows kept night afIc! the Ger
mans until Armisticc Day.
Ih' division has captured 1903 Ger
man officers aud LILO common soldier
since they entered the nGht. 1t also
took "lghty-cight pieces OF artillery
and 81 machine guns During the
lighting il advanced over thirty miles
through ';crman lines.
liut now thai all the lighting is
eyer Mike. like AL OF Nirljnio's men
on ibNt side OF the water wants to
com" h"m.-aud he is making Il strou2
effort 10 get ahead OF the other tol.
lows. who arc not due TO arrive unit!
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-03
RUSSIANS COOPERATING
FOR REUNITED COUNTRY
n,inS b.. the Hundreds Ia save The
Government From Complete De-
>truct ION.

l'NkIS. March 2-"ForlN million
russians "a organized governments ar.
now operating iu a muN omcni for
- reunited Russia rhcs" Russians arc
W"rhlnS and Fighting. dying by hun
dreds ana even by thousands dailv I'm
an rtort L. s.Nr Russia from comuIcic
d. truruon. and all this is being done
"'ihou, thought OF political nmh!-
."i. said Scrgius Sa2OuoW Mmistc:
'i rpi"'=n \uulrs IN tho Dcu.k!nu goN-
'th,n' hl. VINO also is the representative
'h l"i ot ih" bn>k government. in
ar hi,rN itw toda! Contmuin. H.,
IN addition to the nussians nrhtln.
h0lsh'N!sm Though and outside the
~ thousands OF Russians within the
h"ISh"N'siS battlin- daily against the
'horis |" det"It reunited Russia
IN me many months | WAS in Eka-
,erlh'ds' lchpi'al OF the Province Of
Nu""AD W"TkinG With General DEM
sine. Ndmira Noluh"k ana other pa
'rio,o leaders for the reconstruction
"l inc l'usad"n tate heard no TALK
OF n"tHio". Thu SOLE dca u! those men
utsu net on 20 urn ID back umitcd to
,ho Eu.si"n pcoplc 10 10 what They
Socalis,ic ana 5.ncr liberal .lc.
NontS af" talking So very prom!ncu,
part ,a ,ar movement, TO, a rruuifcI
I,No lS cspec.al!N iu 'hc south I'm M
.t.inr" and ~ the uou ana ku6au
-nN''nm'nis zinc urorrcsstyc mon of
"I' "I'.'s nave lu.uCd hands There
N'. '.' sIl@hiest chr.,S ;hai autnc.
I'D WI ever RETURN .u Russia No
POO s" far as know. wants n ana
",n' "' tony =" susgcsi such rc-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-03
"Drys " Will Get
Hard Swat Soon
Must Pay l-Cent TaI on
All Drinks and Sodas
After April.
There is balm in Gilcad.

The "drys" arc going to be swat,ed.
old ;oncrs for whom the open season
has been Ions and upon whom the
Internal revenue collector has prac-
ticcd his wilcs from time immcmorial,
can now grin over the plight Of the
gentlemen who have reservations on
the water cart.
After May !. accordinc to the new
revenue bill. there shall he collected
and paid a tax of | cent for each 10
cents OF Traction thereof paid TO amy
person conducting soda fountain, icc
cream parlor or other place Of business
for drinks. commonly known as soft
drinks. compounded or mixed al such
places Of business. or for ice cream.
ice cream sodaS, sundacs or other sim
liar articles of food or drink. when ans
Of the above are sold on and after
such date fV consumption in or in
proximity to- such place of business.
such tax shall hc paid by the pur-
chaser TO the vendor" etc.
All Of which means that all who inn
hibc OF the sparkling dope the lus-
ciouS shake" and the cooling cream.
will have 10 como across-hccausc
there isn't any more liquor 20 tan
So tho old topper smiles.