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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-07-26
U, S, ARMY SURGEONS
GIVE SERBIAN RELIEF


BELGRADE. Serbia. Jun" IL. tRy
MnIIl Eighteen surgeons ana phNEiCl-
ans uf tho United states Army M"dirnl
and sanitary Corps have c"rdiHllN aided
lhc lird Cross Commission in m"d.cnl
nuI gcurral relief work IN Serbia. Tho
medical work Of tho commission hn"
hccn directed by Lieutenant t"l"n"l Ed
gar f.. Hume. Of tn" Army M"d''al
corps. If Frankfort. ny.
or the United states army m"u. Major
Edward stuart repaired and established
h"' pltaI4 IN belgrade and fought III" iy-
rhus there when 1t Threatened [" h"-
como epidemic.
Captain Fred e, DAVIS fought iyrhms
az ShnhatS. captain Waiter T. f"N died
Of pnCumunia at ScmCudrin. Captain
Iicrmru lIuudlInG directed relief work
and dIsp"ueary work nj l1rot. l.i"utCn-
ant H. l. Austin and Roy g. IT"iZcr
" - nSsIvii'd /" tn" half wrecked cry "i
MunaSlir wh"r" Pt"la"r established II
na,trrIuluglrul laboratory. captain Il.
VI I;lnk"ly VIII IA" Trnit'ud" ~ IN"
r.rIl. 81 r,hN,'h,. ~ S"Ei H"hsi S"rhla.
rnpIn.m Morris l. l!rHdu'r. lh"ui"n-
~, Il. rrnrd " Kruu and Lieutenant
WIii.1ni T. Ni"u. II Warwick. \. Y. IS
,ahll.h hid At I'rISrcud a h"spt'al orphan
Ia. IL, rcrlsarlr~ nud soup k,toh"n.
a. ~
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-07-26
Five More Wells.

II ~ rcpurt"d That nv" moro wells
Will l." drilled in tn" larg" plat at prop
'rty owned ny IN" Warwoud Land com
pany wh'rc oil md gas w"r" struck
last Monday. Although thu company
officials have not given d.nnlt" state
m"nt II ~ Thought the rumUr Is cor
rect.
, The we'll that was burned Inst week
IL Stll showing signs of hcIug pro.
dur"r and the company that leased IN"
ground siIIl THINKS Ihcr. Is II rich sup
ply m tho ground.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-07-26
TRIALS ORDERED

WASHINGTON. July 25.-Secretary
Baker today signed an order appointing
general court maENial to be held at
Fort I.ravrnworth. Kansas. for the trial
Of such persons as may be brought be-
fore it." The strike Of about 1000
prisoners was reported 10 the war de-
partment Wednesday. and Mr.. Baker i'm
mediately that the full authority or tho
government would be upheld IN dealing
with tho situation.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-07-26

Mr.. and Mrs. charles Iiuss"L "i
South Warw""d. entertained II number
Of th"ir friends at thrIr home Inql cv"n-
iu. huu"rIug MIR nrd Mrs IHhu Nj
k"un.N at N"wHrk. Ohio. VIII" mr. their
ru"~'~ Tn" evening Wa d'N"i"d 10
usual dlN"rE1unS
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-07-26
Met Last Evening

IN unusually busy meeting II thr ".
W. ,Iuh was hrli last 'v"unuI at -"
hnn. uf Mrs T.. T.. Cooper. t"p"rtS ct
,uriruS nriiNIii"S eff IN" past week. w"r"
made. Believing which the m"mh'rS en-
,,.,rd = social hour.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-07-26
Well Known Here.

william SChnupt. who fcll forty i""'
and suffered Il broken arm and bruises
about the buck whit" at work at the
CGntrnl Glass houS" yesterday - t"dai
IN tn" N"rth Wheeling hospital. tie
wns well known her" and ms mary
local friends WISH him an carly rcc1N-
Cry
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-07-26

G.. & o. employees is evincrd in the har-
mUny that prevailed nj the meeting.
A tennis tournament will be featured
hero ncNt week ,at which boys singles
and doubles and mixed doubles Will be
played.
Evening journal., 1919-08-05
ANNnINcr ENGAGEMENr.

George Kuhn Clarke. OF Needham
and Cambridge. announces the engage
ment Of bis daughter. Eleanor to
Henry Reed Bowser. Of Cambridge,
son Of the Rev. Alexander T. Bowser,
Of Cambridge and St Andrews Can
ada. Miss Clarke's mother died sud
denly in January Miss Clarke Is the
only ereat-granddaughter Of the late
Hon. George n. Kuhn. who was Of 65
Beacon street. Boston. and she IS q
grand-niece Of the late William Put
nam Kuhn. who for many years made
his home in Paris Miss Clarke is
member Of the 1912 Sewing Circle.
Owing 90 the recent death OF Mrs
Clarke Mr.. Clarke and his daughter
are spending the summer very quietly
at their country home. Locust Hill"
in Needham Mr.. Bowser is grad
uate Of Phillips Exeter Academy, Of
Harvard University. class OF 1912 and
Of Harvard Graduate School OF Busl-
ness Administration. 1914. He was
instructed 10 economies for a year At
Brown University. Mr.. Bowser re-
Gently received his discharge from the
army, in which he served as first leu
tenant in The Air Service. He *
member Of the Harvard Club Of Bos-
ton and OF the Oakley Country Club.
Evening journal., 1919-08-05
ar ruE ,,cAIPIN.

REGISTERING at the Hotel McAlpin, New
york. from wilmington, during thf
nast week have been: Mr. and MIS-. y
NJ Riley. Lieutenant w @. hoss, w W
Irvine. Mr.. and Mrs J. II. Lee, B. y
Slenker l.. A. Wilson. Charles n
Weston. C. D. Elliott, L. V. Christy
Nlr and Mrs Charles 3. Palmer, f. j.
kennedy. I. Goldstein r. A. Dunham
n. B. Collision. j. Stuart Groves n
Harrington. william o. Mahaffy. Mr.
and Mrs. ]. II. Lee. Joseph \. Lee. Mr
and Mrs. Joseph y. Harman Ellwood
Souder. F. J. lSennerly Arthur Mceiair
r p. Balch. Frank p. Balch w n
Jacobs. A. C. Gardner. G.. @. Terpenning'
g. v. Geosler Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Ermerr'
Miss NJ. Greenbaum, H. + Cromwell
X r. Douglass. Miss Lena Rom, q. -
Thomas. Mrs. w lacobes, J. +. Jones
,. \. Johnson. Mrs. NJ. Hooper, Mrs. /.
Morris. G. Z. Ramer. Mr. and Mrs. z. B.
Ichla. Mr. aud Mrs W 9. Durham, E'
r. Demarce. holland X. Reed. G. Mel
chior. c. F. Conroy j. II. Ennis, Jr.
Miss sarah NJ. Bonham, John F Holman.
Evening journal., 1919-08-05
WERNER -sCHoCK.

4 very pretty wedding took place in
Baltimore last Saturday when Miss
Elizabeth NJ. Wehhcr Of that city be-
came the wife OF Mr.. George Schock,
who for the past ten years has made
Wilmington his home. The ceremony
was performed by the Rev Walter F.
Ohermeyer. The maid Of honor was
Miss Louise Wright Of Baltimore ana
the best man. Harry Meier OF New
York. Following the wedding a sup
per was served at the Hotel Emerson
nifty guests being present on return
from their wedding trip. which VIII
be spent in Niagara Falls ana win
friends Of This city. Mr.. ana MIS-
Schock viii live in Baltimore.
Evening journal., 1919-08-05
WEI cnMr nnME PARTY.

Mr.. and Mrs. Ellsworth Wilson and
Mr.. and Mrs Samuel McCann gave a
welcome home party IN honor Of Ellis
worth Wilson, Jr., Mcrrial Thornton
and Millard Russell recently returned
from France. The evening was spent
in games. Refreshments were served.
The guests were from Philadelphia.
Chester, Newark and Wilmington.
Those present were Mr.. and Mrs.
Brown. Earl Moon. Mr. NlcFadden, Mer-
rial Thornton. Marguerite Walz MISS
Deputy Miss Warren. Mrs Miean and
two daughters Mr. and Mrs. Taylor,
Mrs. Emmett. Mrs Nuriel Johnson
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Drake, Mrs.
James Grantham. Eleanor Benson, otto
Wilson. MIR. Hodgkins, Millard Russell.
Miss Oliver. William Russell, Mr.. and
Mrs. Ellsworth Wilson, Jr. Mr. and
Mrs. samuel McCann, Dorothy Taylor
William Abbot Mrs. Ellen Wilson, Mr..
and Mrs. James Hawthorn Gertrude
Hary, Lizzie Sweeney and Blanche VIII
SON
Evening journal., 1919-08-05
MpoWCO Clue MooNIICur

Two orchestras viii furnish music
for the Alpowco Pleasure Club for
their moonlight trip on the Delaware
River. Friday evening. on the steamer
Brandywine Finishing touches were
put on the plans for the trip at the
meeting of the club laet night at the
home OF Miss Madeline Rodgers.
A nve-piece pazz orchestra. under
the direction Of BIZ Carney, will b
used for dancing on the saloon deck
and the other. an Italian string or
chestra. headed by ] J. 1annelf for
dancing and entertainment on the top
deck
The boat viii leave Fourth street
wharf, at 730 p. m. going down and
up the river A splendid program has
been arranged by the committee, and
an abundant supply Of refreshments
will be provided
Evening journal., 1919-08-05
HOLIDAY HOUSE GUESTS.

Fifty-seven young women were guests
at Holiday House over the weekend.
This is greater than the capacity Of
the house, but some OF the guests had
hne time sleeping in tents.
lne house committee Of Wolaston
HAL met at Holiday House yesterday
ana discussed affairs relative to the
IT'S boarding hail. They had dinner
enere and enjoyed the outing i'm
x.s., ms mum Mccomb, industrial secre-
/. 49,, = rSlurned from her vacation YES
Evening journal., 1919-08-05
Read Every Word

Ladies' and Misses Wool Suits and Coats
Wool Skirts
Tub Skirts
Sateen Petticoats
Ladies and Misses White Dresses
Wool Dresses
Evening journal., 1919-08-05
SOCIAL AND
PERSONAL NOTES

w. p. Phillips and family, Of No. 400
West Twenty-fourth street. are occu-
pying the Lynch Cottage at Oak Or
rhard They are entertaining Captain
HoHon Harris and Family and Miss
Florence Berger. Of Wilmington; Miss
Marv Roach and Mrs. julia Speakman.
of Georgetown They had for their
guests over sunday R. l.. Coulter and
family. William Roach and family and
]. C. Green and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter J Laird. Of this
city. are guests at The Ambassador,
Atlantic City
Miss Grace Williams. Of No 1903 West
Ninth street and A. r Dunsford. Of the
y. s {. Narragansett. now station at
New York, spent the weekend with
her parents al Middlciown.
f. q. CLARK. secretary OF the Trustees
Of the Poor and Neville Curley, Of
Philadelphia, were visitors at the
County Building.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Boulder son and
daughter Frederick and Helen, Of Clay
ton street this city spent the weekend
with Mrs Boulddn's parents. Mr.. ana
Mrs. John W. Chambers Of Newark.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. s. Reed left this
morning for Erie, Pa. where they viii
hoard a steamer for a trip on The lakes,
en- route for California. They viii be
gone about two months.
Evening journal., 1919-08-05

special reduction will be made on any g
ment purchased in our department on Collar D;
above 1898, Just pay S1.0O less than the regu
price marked on the ticket
Lade
Evening journal., 1919-08-05

39c Underwear Baiste; lavender mas light CT nm
blue and tan; SO inches wide; four yards for.~. DI.UU
Evening journal., 1919-08-05

Women's Union Suits, knee length lace trim CT mn
med; Isle; value S150 sDl .UO
Women's Gowns fine muslin, embroidery trim CT mn II
med; value 81 so oI .UU
Women's Muslin Skirts lace and embroidery QT mn /
trnmed value SloO V4 sVV
Envelope Chemse; pink and white; fine rT mn /
assortment regular 81 so pk .UU
Satin Camisoles lace trimmed two for...... sDI eUU
Very special lot of Silk and Satin Camsoles; G1 nm Il
values to 81 rs aDI sUV
Evening journal., 1919-08-05

WHAT WILL MY DOLLAR BUY IN WooLENS7
HERE YOU ARE, CHEAPER THAN TODAY'S WHOLESALE
MARKET
81 so Al-woo Serge; SO inches wide @l .UU
S450 Jersey Cloth 54 inches wide; alwool; peacock
and navy $1.00 OFF.
$500 Atwood Spring Plaids, sponged and shrunk 4s
Evening journal., 1919-08-05

Mr.. and Mrs. Walter J Laird. Of this
city. are guests at The Ambassador,
Atlantic City.
The evening world., 1919-05-01
RISKY TO MAKE BEER,
BREWERS ARE WARNED

WASHINGTON. May l.-.Bro wcrs
who continue To manufacture hccr
after to-day do so at their own
risk, the Department of Justice says.
But II probably Will make no arrests
until after the decision, expected next
week, In tho New York cases con u,arn-
ing the 2.7j per cent. alcoholic beer
IL was intimatcd that il the 2.7j prod 70
uct is held 10 be Illegal. arrests will
follow.
Those experienced in brewing point
ed out that the beginning of the man
ufacturc Of near-bcer Is the same us
that OF real beer. and that prosrcu-
ions following such arrests will 30
very difficult. II is said the brewers
can continue to manufacture bcyer-
ages in the usual way until July |,
and that any excess OF alcohol in their
output can be- extracted at any time
before II Is sold,
The usual method OF producing
ncar-becr, Il is stated, is to brew beer
In the old established way and then
take out the alcohol and use b. FOR
commercial purposes. According 90
this It would appear that the May 1
provision of the law will have no
practical Interference with tho brew
ors. They will not be affected until
the enforcement Of tho Wartime Pro
Eibitluu Act, effective July /. as the
manufacturing OF cereal beVCra .scs
'pksS about two months.
The evening world., 1919-05-01
eERAGHTY TO FIGHT FOR SON
knows No Reason for wIfe SuIns
Him, lie Declares.

BOSTON. May i.-Hhndsomc Jack
Gcrnghty will fight Tor the custody
Of hls siN-ycar-old son. Jack Jr..
now that his young vito has fled
suit for rcparatc maintenance. Der
agility VINO has recently been dis
charged from tho navy and is a
salesman for Back Bay automobile
concern. said to-day hc knew no rca-
son why suit should be begun.
His lawyer. Frederick Wingctsky.
said no service ot any sort had been
made upon his client
~ any action is brought vo pro-
pusy 90 contest IL 10 the limit" he
said
Moreover. IL this suit IL brought. u
is likely mat suits will he brought by
us uElinst sUnnc members of the Frou h
fm.y for alienation Of the affections
OF Mrs Gernghty.' 90
jacks mother. Mrs. John :. Gcraghty.
said.
Jack has boon sending good par;
~ his navy pay to Juli, and the U'tle
hoy regularly. but u looks ~ n though
some hidden influence had Induced
lula to til" separation papers. Z;
looks 70 me Ike put-uu lob"
The evening world., 1919-05-01
LEMON JUICE
FOR FRECKLES
Girls! Make beauty louou for
few cCutS--Try it,

Squeeze the juice of two lemons
into a ho''l" containiug three ourccs
Of orchard White, shake well. and yuu
have q quarter pint of thc best fyccl,lr
and tan lotion AVID complexion beau.
tii.rr al very. very small cost
Your prUcyr has the lemons and any
drug store or toilet counter will sup
ply three ounce, of orchard Wh'Tc for
few cents. Massage this swcCtly
fragrant lotion into the Face. neck.
arms and hands each day and sec
how frccklcs and blemishcs disappear
and how clear, soft and rosy white
the skin bcomcs Yes! II is harm
less and never irritatcs.-Adyt.
The evening world., 1919-05-01

Miss Harriet Van CJur,landt BOVINE.
daughter of Capt. and Mrs. Francis
Bovine OF No. iOj Jaggar Ayer.nc.
Flushing, l.. l.. a descendant Of an old
knickcrbOcker family. and Lieut. Col.
Douglas Blakcshaw Motherhood. miil-
.ttfy aviator. r. A.. wero married IN
St GEORGES T.. T.. Church. Flushing.
yesterday afternoon The Rev Her
bert Shipman, rector OF the Church OF
tho Heavenly Rest. Manhattan. assisted
by tho Rev Henry -. Waller Of 81
Georges Officlated
The evening world., 1919-05-01
KEEP ON BREWING
RECKLESS BEER AS
DRY MAY | COMES
Most Brewers Here Decide to
Go Ahead on Advice of
Counsel.

Brewers OF %cw York city WY con-
unue To manufacture beer cont lining
not more than 2A per cent. alcohol
by weight, according TO \. G. Hupfc
jr, President OF the Brewers Board
OF Trade.
The Prohibition rider to the Agri-
cultural Bill, which makes the Nation
dry, prohibits the hrowiag Of intoN-
icating malt or vinous liquors after
to-day.
Mr. Hupf" said that the Board OF
Trade. IN arriving at It's decision,
acted under advice Of counsel
The evening world., 1919-05-01

was arrested for lottlng tho animal
outside the house without q wIazlc
stood awaiting tho nnc. She bad
pleaded guilty
What kind ut log was O.. oiH-
corr
"Oh, just Il regular NUT" replied
the policeman To the Magistrate.
The evening world., 1919-05-01
Dainty Summer FrOcks
TOR Misses and the Younger Set

for Misses and the Younger Set
are shown i'm their own Department on the
Second Floor i'm an infinite variety of youth
ful and pleasing effects.
Nothing could possibly be more cnarmfuI
than the quantity picturesque frocks of
Organdy fashioned after those of am earlier
day-wth their 5e-ruffIed skirts, elbow
sleeves, and fichu of Colonial type by way
of finnish at the neck. THESE are shown in
5ewitching color effects with posy of old
fashioned blossoms TO complete the picture.
Then there are amy number of simple, pretty,
everyday frockS of vOile, gingham, calico
and the grandmother chintz that is SO pOpu-
lar this year; and, of course, there are hosts
of smart little frOcks i'm wool, silk or
georgette-frOck5 that are suitable for any
and every occasion.
The evening world., 1919-05-01

LOVE FOR
DOG
WORTH So

out and forgot to put the muzzlc on
before he went 60 school, she cX -
planned. ana She pulled from "a paper
bag the dogs collar, the license and
tho muzzle itself llui The court
accept good intentions. lie
the fine.
Another dog ownor Who likewise
The evening world., 1919-05-01

out without n
IN uzLlC. Celia
made every effort
to prove that II
wasn't intention
al tICr con vrnt
The evening world., 1919-05-01
| HIS FEATHERS
TOOK WINGS


HIS FEATHERs or counsel Tree
TOOK WINGS 5 OF charge, waive
~>N~r'>NSN~'>~->"'~' examination and
be tried in Quarter Sessions Court;
gully or not guilty"
David told Magistrate Simms that
pc was ready.
what do You know about this,
oficcr2"
"IIc had lot Of bags OF chicken
fcathcr8"-.--
mo; turkey feathers" interrupted
tho defendant.
Feathers in bags and they ny
all around the street and he let's
them. His business Ia In tho 300
block Houston Street and they
What"
The feathers fly down as far as
Ridge Street"
II would like to express myself"
put in the feather man. II have been
in business In this line seven years
and it's the first time what | ever
was in court. A few feathers what
there Is that ny from the bags pour
pals OF water on thom and that keeps
them from flying: they shouldn't ny,
what with the pals OF water what
| pour over them, they didn't Gy
none whatever. would be- willing
there should be a few feathers. but
when | pour pals OF water on them
they just lie quiet In the gutter; thcy
don't fly. | been in this limo seven
years. It's tho first time ever was
In court.
Take my word for il. your Honor.
Judge, IL was only a few feathers
what wouldn't hurt nobody and they
didn't fly. because J poured water on
them"
but you shouldn't let any OF those
feathers be blown about the street"
insisted IN" Magistrate.
you couldn't help IL none Judge II
fcw feathers 0y JefIro wo poGr
pals cf water oL them. / been seven
years IN my line"
Guilty, but sentence suspended"
The evening world., 1919-05-01

the WAGONS. but jho incoming stun
10 p.y. up au. what can | do"'
'Nuu luoN 10 ts ug1iua, 'h. 'tN 90
block fl" pavement with WCrchLu-
disr.'
"Nos ,u' IL snt M, saline boxes
S. hat uro piled there E"aIdc, the uni-
e'r I har, Why Ur summoned mc.
Just b,.urc %, summoned W' hc says
~ no passed | h1d a couple VI fires
about i've years ago and ho says
well. whou arc you going To aa'c an
other fire."
"No. Your Honor" interrupted the
officer. "vhnt I said was that " There
was fire these boxes would inter-
fyry.'
We'll. that officer. Your Honor
Judge. amt SEQ intimate with m, that
ho can joke mo about my business.
Your Honor"
Guilty. nut sentence suspended '
read the court.
The evening world., 1919-05-01
3 a FIELD DAY
; OR THE cor

lpNtr cast side.
4 paper and twinc merchant was
ono uf those who appeared. lie had
piled his boxes on the sidewalk. b,
admitted but h" also pointed out
that tho Nimo boAcs didn't remain
thorc al day.
no, indeed, judge The boxes
what I'm shipping out they are there
tuly until they can bc loaded ou;u
The evening world., 1919-05-01
( POSITIVE LN I
5 NOT A FIGHT I


ham Minsk when they were accused
OF disorderly conduct and lighting and
collecting crowd.
I'VE weren't fighting. your Honor,
we're good citizens and We were help
ing TO keep the peace. when the crowd
collected. until tho officer came. We
ara good friends.
How long have you known cd-h
other"
"Nevc, ucforc TODAY. when tho
officer arrestel both OF Us, but we vas
friendly a. keeping the peace for nim
until ho came along, then no puts
a hand on each Of US and arrests uS.
"NOu were In reality pre- .rNers "l
tho peace rather than disturbvrs.
"Pos-it-ivc-ly, judge. Maybe the
officer was intoxicated, or something .
Il wouldn't say that demurrer
Magistrate Simu..
we wouldn't night, but We a-o
friends even II We were mover irl'n's
before"
Did you hit him."
"NO, sir"
pa You h.t him" &, t,o other
defendant.
no. sir, never once"
"uiechargod.
The evening world., 1919-05-01

Department had % happy day lilo
wDn about six decisions each IN ono
The evening world., 1919-05-01

Ccitu Goldman had dog, ana shc
thought "a great dcnl of Il, IN fact
enough tu paN s. tnc Tor leaving II
The evening world., 1919-05-01
Mere 7rif1es Light as Air
We're the Flying Feathers;
Heavy Vas GOynd's Woe
David Was in Feather Line Seven Years and
Knew Enough to Pour Water on En- to
Keep EN- Quiescent, but Mag
strate Said Guilty

David Goyna you are charged
with having feathers fly about the
streets. You may write or telephone
The evening world., 1919-05-01

Would II thGC friends should be
arrested for lighting when they are
only helping tho policeman TO keel
The evening world., 1919-05-01

"IIO you KNOW WAT an NITl n
Tho child thought a moment. Yes,
sir"
"Do you know what viii happen
to Won n YOU DO not ten tho truth }''
Tho little girl rumlinuI silent Tor
some time Then,
"Ycs, .ir. I'm Ect into trouhl"!"
"You are quito right Sow toll
your story"
She told her story unwaycr.nEly
and the man, hulking sort u duh
wittcd follow, gave only one reply.
He was drunk and did not know
what he did.
"Six months" read the decision OF
the Magistrate.
OH,cer cato of tho street Cleaning
The evening world., 1919-05-01

round aEdins 50
persons who
were C1iilty ~
littcring the
streets OF tll,
The evening world., 1919-05-01

A pretty child with expressive eyes
against man charged with
a., .o.,,,l,, conduct while drunk
The evening world., 1919-05-01

tho peace until
he comeg? Pos
it i've y noi'
duotted Morris
rHhg,, nn.l AHpn-
The evening world., 1919-05-01

for your friends
or counsel free
OF charge, waive
examination and
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1919-10-17

\ ali Kinds Of Printing Done.-