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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-07-31
MECHAN1CIAN INJURED

Spcciat Disoatch 10 Tn" In'"liig'nr"r.
EAST LIVERPOOL. ~. July %n.--''"r-
rr,liu~ collins. -. "f Y"uuEsr"wu. rn' IN
aniCiar. sustained several fractured ribs
and other interim; injuries to-day when
a ear IN whrch h. was r.dlu: crashed
arains, n ,roc during a thr"' mll, nu'"
rarc AZ Columbian park. Collins. who's"
60 ditlon is serious was removed /" IA"
East Liverpool hospital.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-07-31
NEW ALTITUDE RECORD.

MINENI.N. \. 7. July 20 -NIlh"uGN
ta'iiuE to establish q wnrld'S altitude
r'r"rd Roland I:"Elf". rIlllIlu aviator.
flA'hS turllSS Wasp hIrlan". -
new \m'r.rHn mark tuda. when. ~ an
Official flight from Roosevelt Fl"Id. h."
reached h"IehI al 80. i"n feet n.'rrrd-
!uE T. TIA" figures uu ms htr"&ruph. tn"
ln>rruin' ut VII hr :u~I""'iri hI "ft;rInls
"t n" Aero club Of hmrrIca
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-07-31

w"nI"r how man! 81 H.! road :
friends shlr,. nv hnlri ii - INK mt /
cSt"d ~ certain hru>' : tha' It" along any
Of my accustomed routes.
l used L. think TIN, was = trick All my
own. AMI in'u uIlc day when was gong
Iu town with iri'il. Sh, 'all"d my q, ,
f,al!uu t. = lrY"ly Whi, hruS'. ON - h,ll
and SAID that she never went past with
cur lacking ~ that house and ~ ru!h; =
nag about tn" sort ~ r'"IL" VIII" lived
the =. and In" 1rrHliG' M MS "i III f"'ulN
'tt>..t'.. ,t'.t'rr-
Nti rh,n ,au. - tn. r"urluS on thai
mrs D.. | wesi't $" different .Nt"r all.
In ia, r"urs. e nay nf. ha'" lN"i
"a I.rai parts al IT," country. Nnd -
each place" in which | haN" st up my
ahhd.' | have mad, = ,"ll"rl3"n al h"u>' :
IN winch ial>" !. special interest
I Take Proprietary Pride In Their
Beauty.
SOM. 80 rh'm ar" h'auitfUl TX" ia"
W!.l,. h.u., IN lh, T. Il ANA hrN" them
i"r the h"nUly. I"rnt "u' {" my Ni>'
Itnrs w:;h Il r"rinin proprietary pride.
and am El,nSnd VI They admire the IL. or
dl>arI"'nr"d If Ih"y fal -.
others | liz" TOR taC'r charm. tn ~
"'ditN. - e.: som" nd N.u"1i feature
lhat h;.?l,ruS - aT;,''. sal others M
t"rc>, M iuv II" reason can "'u"ldnt'.
l"'rh,. r"a S'.u why r:ur - tel. hui | d.
l!Ir Yea. In. t'ril' - JuSl aS tTu" I"
f.. .r$ lh.. correct v"r>l"ul
r!irr, - French rooted h"uS" that |
can -" tI"m tn" tram on tn" wa\ -
town from my summer h"lm'. |, im'"T.
'st~ M" and Yet Tor ia" ~ 81 M"
couldn't ',ll why. II !" u small yellow
huu,.. ihr' SITS near u rhllr"nd station
and v,.' Ia; rat NIcld"d H. ihHt "nNir"r-
mint n 81 man: houses de-. J. = "n 'h''
sud" uf = hill and - thr'" stores ia front
and w." behind Chat ma! t' rar' "i nN
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-07-31
BRAIN TES1S|
BY SAM LLOYD. J
>>%a~A~~Ao%>%%<
No. 100
l., MlnntrS 10 AnSMCr Th

l., Minutes TO Answer This
Hero IL an arIthm"tl"al "dduY HAT al
first sight would appear Impossible" 81
demonstration: What four figures. either
added or multiplied together, Will pro.
dur" III" sam" result. \ plus Il plus {
plus - Equals \ multiplied hy j. multi
plr"d hy { muItlplt"d 10y u. IAN you
Substitute whole NUMBERS for thrs" four
letters"
ANSWER To So. =?
FROGK MENUS Rock plus RuNAE
minus NAN plus GHOST minus HOST
leaves FROG.
coop! riGh;. 1919. by sam l."!dD
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-07-31
NEW PAVEMENT.

4 now pavement Will l." lari N front
Of tho cathedral properly. on Enri street
which will extend I" tn" -. 1uSrIh' =
convent. The paving will h." 81 rru,"u'.
tn" contract having h'"u gwen iu tn"
e T. kimb' rIy company.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-07-31
MILLIONS arc sufrrrlnx WIN rhcum

tism. Most Impurtlhi discovery Of the
ag". \ herb luat A. uuIiy dr,v IN
m,S; ,;GJh"rn El," nf rheumatism IN.
lir"ly "u; If III system. People write
US and say 'hc! ar a~truaGrd ~ IL" re-
suits. especially on tho Kidneys. Just
think of the money making possibilities
Represent wives wanted S1I2 pound
postpaid. ~ pounds IS express paid
rheumatism Herb Co. Venice. Cali:ur.
MA. Uly-%S-t.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-07-31
GENERAL NOTICES
Public Gale,

Rnyland. Ohio. August 2nd. p. M. .
furnished houses, lots Of lots. Good I'M
prnvcmcnts. 10 per cent cash balanc"
monthly: per cent less for cash. Buy
4 HON" nj your own price
Good band music.
ROSS STILwELL.
jy-l6-u Rayland. Ohio.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-07-31
MISCELLANEOUS

FOR SALE-Onr s-f"ot Lathe. lS-in"h
swing. $S5. two small foot power lath"@.
IS each. Iwo ! h. p. II. G. electric mo-
tors. one h. T. "l"ctri" generator; WASH
stands. s. each. revolving stool $40 per
drZrn :u'urtOh!l.. Engines. 4-CYIInd'r.
S6i: fui!r-huir gIS rang. 50. haSpS ana
sraplr>. ail sizes - each. TOOL STORE.
Iu3l-32 Market -. JN-Jl-n
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inst Ono Insta. &C.


Mr.. liahu c3r"d ~ ,n~iarrn vi. =.
ms WI" r'""n''N purchased iruu =
farmers. h"rS" drawn wagon beats ct
III" ''rrc" at tW" hmu"m for tive ,..n:s.
Ending thar >h lid un, hay, Enough
poets >h" went I" \ stall IN IN" lower
market wt'r'. a ~,Ii nf ia" man ST..
h"uEh, III" ursi beet rruin r"uducr..
'iHnd. Th"r', h" sand. rh. SON. who
lives IA IA" SAN" hunI,, ~ h. father
;''d lis rr"du'" f:"n. ia, SAM, farm
'r'r@"d her r"n cents Tor ;hr,r hunchrS
Of h'"'>. Thu >"r. NJ. Tthir. sad.
PAYS twenty -hN" r"ui~ rent far ia" stall
'"r an HIi"rM""rI. AMI nu":h,r twenty
nv for IN" evening. AMI Ii~ aui"moh.l'
"Hgin" Wa: standing Idr" hIrulng NJ,
~. Vet ia" fnth.r. Ia sad. dclIScr,.'
beet "i w" lunches ,"r ~, cents Wa.
M on 'irandyi"w street wh"r" express
dr''r$ "harr" an "ii''l"ual MY cents
Tor d'lIN' rlng Il truck 80 load uf coal
Market Combine.
Mr Hahn" also mId,. tn" ASSERTION
that n" mrp"s" uf thu rr",tluu "r ih'
Market Auditorium has been defeated
II tn system "f letting "u' stalls
NIh very few "\""ntI"HS. he SAID.
stalls are not 1t "ul - market gard
MRS. hut AL l"ls''l !" retailers VIII" Hr"
aIl' rcd I" h, 'uun""r"d with ia" mark
- '"rnh!n". Mr.. Mr,'lm.c answered
'h'i rnuurll can TAX, steps :" r"rr"r'
rr't'""r.nG ~ IN. mari', stalls. # >:i' h
L.. r"uud i" "\isi.
hu Interesting ""utrar!s"n f rus
mIi:;h lrr'"s with local rrl'"s "',',. wad'
h> Mr. llr,rh.
"T"dav." Mr.. GIrIrh SAID 90! talked t.
l"'nl rr'dm"" man regarding the buy
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-07-31
LOST and FOUND

LOST-Erown pigsxin pockctbook nnar
SChcnk's Fulton. and city. containing
about 5?.G5 cash and check on City Bank
of Wheeling. Reward for return To 1850
Market street. city jy.3l-i
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-07-31
FOR SALE-Nl

FOR SALE-M"' r"Ernph moving picture
mhrhIn"-. l"lg mode UN'rl Il months.
First class condition Ms" good rh"A-
>;af. e w. W. ear" Int'.il 'g"u.rr.
N-3i-l
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-07-31
TWO KILLED, MANY INJURED.

PlllI.\DElnlllA. July - -- The cugi-
h""r ana fireman Of Il leading railway
cypress from f"ltSVIil,' were kill"d. II
deem passengers injured and L number
badly shaken up to-day when part Of the
train WIS d'rillcd at I..inirld. nvc miles
irum luttStuwI.
The Dead.
WILLIAM +. l.ElliN. engineer. Port
Carhr:
john T.. ZETTl EMuYEE. fireman.
SChuI lkIllhaV,n
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-07-31
Improved Tree Surgery

Tht Michigan Nrh"r3'ui'ur" company
aur"iu'. 'htt il"N nr' now "p rating
"a Wh""ltrg TL"y VIII 'Nau.," H,ur
tr""s without "harS". Power '""iS In'"@
r,"thOdS rh.S e." ~" wort, for ha
stat" "f W"St v3rEiuin. Phone lg6-R
Wood dale, between y and i l.. u.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-07-31
PERSONAL

MARRIAGE paper photos. descriptions.
many rich. want to marry: free. Fl.
jain, ST. Paul. MINI. iy-2o-n
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-07-31

WANTED-.Nn energetic man with sinai !!
capital /" hHrdl. tn" county agencies
for rh.". Marshall. Brn"!.' and llarrn"k
counties None bat rrlIahl" persons Noe,
apply. w.; N.rr!uIu Peerless Starter
60. I'hllpp:. W. ~. Jy-2A-l
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-07-31

FOR SALE-Tw" teams heavy draft
huI.;rS M first class condition. Wheel
ing Wall Plaster co. nh X Market SITS.
jy-3l IN
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wANTED-Girl for general houscwork.
. Small family. Good pay. Apply Dol
lar store. lo65 Main. or phone Woods
dale T06-J jy-29-i
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-07-31
FOR SALE
TOR SALE

TOR SALE Sly r""ms AMI bath. cleo
tr!5 l.Ehl. laundry and cellar. Lot jrN
20. Hot and ,'n.d water. II us" four
years old rri'' %,.in". Frank ana
Harold smith Jy-%l-I
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-07-31

FOR SALE-Mnd'rn : roam house. West
Sl.uuu. v-2I-i
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HOTEL boutwell,
Grand Atlantic
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

WANTED-Cirnrcry store. ar ronf"ct ON
cry soft drinks and ;'r cream St3nC
- mnlnrd. or a good news stand .Ad-
dress /. :. -. Lyon. 2fi North Man St,
Wa -hIug:"u. ~ jy-3C-l
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-07-31
WANTED--Salesmeu.

wAETED-Candy statesmen, agents. ad.
vcrtisr mfg. Good pay Kurn Candy
c., Philadelphia. Pa. :e-lS-x
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wANTED-Six laborcrs. Apply Wig.
Building Material! Co. Peninsula.
iy-3l-i
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WANTED-Mals

WANTEO-FirSt class garage man.
Good position for right party. Apply
36-3S Twcnty-sevcnth street. ty-3ii
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-07-31

HIGHEST cash prices paid for cast off
rlnlhinE, hats and Shoes. Point Soc
end Hand store, @lIS Nam 81. l'hor"
nlSi- K JH-
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WANTED-Femnlo

wANTED-Gulf FOR dipping department.
Good wages to beginner. Apply En-
terprisc plant-Amertcan 6tamptnT 4
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WANTED-Agents
WANTED

WANTED-AGcnts. Candy Big nay.
Start one Of our Specially Candy Fac.
tories in your home. small room. any
where. We tell how and furnish every.
thing. Advertise. Grand opportunity.
M.n-Womcn. Candy Co., 1919 Rams eat
St. Philadelphia, Pa jy-7.3n.
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FOR RENT

FOR RHNT-Eicely furnished rooms
modern conyeniences, in business cen
ter OF city. Inquire End floor Intc;lixcn.
Ger Bldg ia-l5-tf
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FOR SALE

FOR SALE Farm l3sa, acres. mil,
w., "f AIw"rd Oh!". Carroll Go. in
T""i r"nhI',"n. INr 'rar''"ul&ry ad.lro"s
y. Il. Fry. Mineral r,'y ono. jy-I6-4at
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-07-31

POE 1ENT-One large light front roora
2nd floor. Market street, steam heat
suitable for one or two gentlemen. will
rent furnished or unfurnIahed. Inquire
Ind floor IntelliRencer Bldg. ta-l3-,f
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-07-31

wANTED-Rcliablcy young man to learn
the typewriter business. Around IS
years of age. Underwood Typewriter,
1888 Main. jy-29-i
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-07-31

Seven Roomad H"uS". l"t '""N'' AZ
PreaSAn: Valley.
Seven Enoncd HOUSE. North Nam Ntrj"l.
seven Rn~ncd Hou$c. F"uri'.n' u H'r''':
Douh.c ErI"k SIX Rooms Each. VS.
sd North Main street.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-07-31

Inul... Er;,,; Sz Rooms E'"h. Nine
,r.irh street. \ -;,.'I INVESTMENT.
Tyn-~tnrv franz, fitted FOR Nv" fI:nIl.'S.
Wood n.ar Sixteenth street.
Pushes: property and bw' Ling. South
Wh'r,!ng
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-07-31

wANTED-Four good farm hands, wages
sl5.n0 II week. house and garden. w.
+. II"rvcy. Martins Ferry. o. ty-c9.i
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1919-12-19
SIMPLEX IRONERS

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Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1919-12-19
WOODcHDCK DIGS
PENNY FROM CRAVE

Watertown. \ y. Dee 1ss-Chzrass
Parsons. ve1erzn 4 ssoeEzted Press ep-
|exzfsr. pozsszssz = pOekss pieee. pen
|ny 0f the year rszs. which wzz azz
from : grave y ~codehack
--TYas psnzy. Pszs0ns sid. .-vzz
dug I'D in tie Rcdn1za cenessEy bF ;
weod chuck Szxburry. one Of the com
p0siroFs in the standz-d office, vas cut
hunting near Rodxazn \ fez weeks ago
ard chased E0oaehuck from a fed
Ento the eeEmeesxy The animal dug
into grave and kept throwing sa0w-
er Of dirt after him- Sixburry could
do nothing but watch him Finally a
round black 0b3ecz shot out and SIX
picked Il up An Inspection showed II
TO be a coin, bur It was black with age
He scrubbed 1t and found II green:
more scrubbEng breug Uut the dark
copper color and The date 1875
HOw did the coin get into tEe
grave Wen. / can only suruzise. II
the early days In this section il was
the custom to place a coin on the eye
lids Of q person who had Just died in
order that the eyes might remain
closed when rigor morris set in No
doubt that was what happened in this
care. One Of the coins probably fell off
into the casket and there remained
until the woodchuek threw II out
Ssxburry didn't care about keeping a
coin with such a history and gave It to
Parsons
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1919-12-19
CHILDREN URGED TO
SAVE BY CHURCHILL

Every pupil in the public schools oi
Oregon VIII be encouraged to begin !
Systematic saving Of his or her earn
sings. under plan just launched by )
A. Churchill. superintendent of public
instruction. in his capacity as thrift
director for the state OF Oregon, and
which contemplate as reward Of
merit the donation Of $50 thrift IL
brary TO the one making the best show
ing in the matter Of savings in proper
ton to the school enrolment.
The United States department OF ag-
riculture, the Oregon State Bankers
association the Oregon state Teachers
association. the Oregon Agricultural
college and the state departments
education are cooperating in the cam
paign which will be under the direct
supervision of sIr Churchill.
As preliminary step in the cam
paign teachers throughout the state
have already been supplied with pam
p1iets containing series OF lessons on
thrift prepared By the United States
treasury department. The thrift cam
pasgn fs to be regular pa
work Of the public schools in an effort
TO develop American citizens with cor
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1919-12-19

1 aid ss1e needs
We are trying 70 box forward. not
Backward epstosnAzes the spirit q an
iinteryfew Herr ErEpD yon Bohlen
| granted the United Press to-day II
/ Ia his conversation he Izkened Ger
many to 4 big business concern which
has sHf1 red heavy ioasez such a cDn-
esrH. hs pointed out. would strive for
new capital with which to build itself
np and z'ouId seek to pAy past ard
present obligations By is future
products.
Seeks Worsd Confidence
This b exactly what Germany would
like 20 DO. he szid-get credit and
thereby restore her own confidence
and the cgnfEdence Of the world in
her. Such credit il raors sIgnfffcant
In the spsgft with which it is granted
than the sum given. though # rausE
BE- ample for the long tsrm-thsrty to
forty years years-eince II win take
|fermany fHto the next generation to
become again somewhere near normal
|industriaIlv. he pointed out. In his
opinion. self interest alone ought 20
conyince the rest Of the world IL i
necessary 10 re-egtablish her credit
as Otherwise Germany will be unable
70 meet her obligations
Germany today is ia the position
of an Industrial enterprise, whEeh.
though sound and strong IN founda-
tI0n, haa-whefher By some fault of
Its Cwn. or not. may ~ left cut 81 the
question undergone y series of heaFy
iOsses in consequence n whEh Il has
run into debts considerably exceeding /.
its own resources said Herr Krupp 4
Won BShlen.
BHslfces Principles Applied
'sSo managing director Of such a
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1919-12-19
Great Krupp Works Now
Actually at Work Beating
StUords Into Piot0shnres

1Ssse- Foil0Egng = Al inter-
vleE mlsh Herr ETupp ysn Boh-
sez. direct had u tlie grsst
RruDp works. formerly The lzrg-
81 naunitioas plaEt n the world.
nov eagaEed in turning cut E~iI-
wav equipment and agricultural
sin3,ienaents.
By Carl ID. GFoat
Omitted Prexe staff Correspondent
fcopyr1eEt. 1913. b. the Unlted Pfess)
Essen. Germany. I5ee- Iz.-Ths
greatezt DEMONSTRATION IN history 0i
acfuaIis @Leating The sword into .
ptewshsEe IL being enacted IL tbs
ely.
Krupps -fornleriy xynoHlnOrs with
war. ard bht few short months ag1
tlse Izrssst nianafactnrer os ar1na-
sents - tEse rorld---o1ar are nol
0raFy gxsng oser their @norsnous plant
70 prsductisn ef pe1ce tIrse snapis-
nents but arc breaking W cannon ard
osfer I9rnEli0ns 20 proyide tfze rna-
ferials for tfsis
Same Grew Made Arms
Ilea and machinery that formerly
turned oas field guns small arms.
=1.nlupiticn and armor plate. ARE NOW
e1nstFucklnE' IecornotiyeE. cars. agso-
s1Cbtie psrts ara fam machinery. The
credit for fhis II asIe ID HrFf fsa2tare
E<rvDp Won Bohier. directing Trad N
the EFupp works ard Frau BeF9ha
Krupp Eon BohIer, his wife and
principal owner 81 che pFani
Herr Kgupg Won Bohial. moi onfy IN
egeFtarnine = vefItaBle Institution to
meet IT. nHw order Of thing. bur
fefeseee the same suceeze for his coun-
gry -progIdizg aIsays tiSst Cernany
ress.veg tue financial and Industrial
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1919-12-19

Springfield. Mass. Dec Skirts
mus reach the knees. IS the decree OF
the Springfield police departmnt Feia-
tive 70 posters advertising attractions
IN Springfield theatres
As q result OF sharp cricism By Chris
tian Endeavor societies and Epworth
Leagues. local theatres have been un-
der rigid censorship OF late Taken as
. whole. the police say. the theatres
are above reproach- The only ground
for criticism. the people censor believes
is the ITrhograpfaic advertising
There viii be no more posters SHOW
ing female figures in garments which
do not reach the knee-which comes
near 70 what the daily parade of fash
ions in Main street reveals. the aa-
ri1crities say.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1919-12-19
IT Credie Denies Sale Of
Portland Glib Contemplated

Portland Or. Dec Hs.-W- " Nc
.c-ezie. president and Walter Hccre-
de manager OF the Portland baseball
cue. snphzsiczIly denies there 5 ans
dezl On for fks szRe q The Portland
Cub u Thss1zs Il fzc<-
Eoth the zccre5tes szE they have
had absolutely 10 Hegoslarfons with the
motion picture prodGcer. and that thes
have no thought u selling the Port
land fxanchlse 70 any nan
Tne Portland InoEuls are dfckering
@ith the s. Paul ci1b OF the American
association en- q proposed exchange Of
0uffselders Walker and Farmer os
Portland for OH-fzelder. Duncan and
TnfEelder BerghzmmeF of St Paul
JOURNAL WA~T ADS PAY
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1919-12-19

seszesEa with any sezse q his rszpsns
Ebzny IN its future wOuid fkEnk q
starting anew by Spending an HI
working szock n orasx 10 pay n
present IIzbEr5sz On the conErary
he Eegld NJ 70 sseure new .zszzs Il
order 70 enlarge his presezz sz0ck ard
meet his Ezse and present obligations
by fux1her pEDdne1z OF hz ~orSz
Gersnzny has BEEN cTippleG By the
var and Il = for ffe new ssnerz1sonz
growIng into manhood 70 come 20 the
tesz Of szrengzh- We w1lI have 70 kezr
the erezsesz part u the present bar
fens. which Il paid OF b. the present
generation. wounded and blsd as Il ls
after fETe years Of warfare would kfn
us and our offspring 1hus preventing
|GermanEss present creditors from get
ting The great part Of what = their
due
Previous to meeting Herr Krupp
Won BohIeE- I had already talked with
several Of the leading men o. Erupps
who are interested m seeing their
country and their pl4nz hack On their
feet Among these were Herr Fritz
slonzznn Herr Gehelmrak wEefszdf and
Dr. Speifit- Al expressed positive
ard none too optimistic views Of Ger
manY's present situation but had
certain degree Of hope for the future
provided the rest ~ the world was
willing 10 bury the hatcher and
extend credit
Bic Guns Serapped
Herr Homann showed Ene over the
immense plant I szw big guns be-
ing broken Up and scrappped. saw
how big dspartEnenEs. formerly de-
voted to fnIfiilnaenf 0f the Hinden-
burg program. either were budding
into manufacture of IocomItiyes. cars.
ties, accounting machines. cream
separatOrE, etc. or were temporarily.
idle. awaiting rfe time when KruppA
should transform them into
pulsating with peace time
pursuits Z
I'VE are ready to undertake any
Thing which can be profItabIy made
and which will conform with the
nFNyp %Latt14FGS OF eELlclEDcT and
quality. Herr KrHpp Won Bohlen
old ne. For instance. we may make
~ a single item a portable dust and
'efuse receptacle. Heretofore These
yere produced BY individuals, but
hey caH be made on large acale.
cc0rdfng to certain standards.
Employ Huge Army
We expect in the course Of the l
ext six months 10 turn out one loco
motive and ten cars daily. We are
eady 10 supply entire railway sys-
ems All we need now is orders"
Il may be stated Krupps intend to
emaif a German concern.
incidentally Herr Krnpp Won Boh-l
IN ridicuied the idea that the former
aiseF was a st0ckhoIder or even that |,
he government was interested frnan-
tally la Rrupps.
Employees in the Essen plant proper
y July. 1914. were 41.265 and in 4
ther works 3s,02s. total Of s0.2s1. |.
n June, 1915, Essen employed 1880
[ I71.00i. Today the Essen plant /
nd the outside works 5s.s4I, a total |,
as 44,T5s and the outside worksi /,
Oils. total Of s4.s74 v
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1919-12-19
8 The Sun Do Move

The advance in modern household methods is most
apparent in the home laundry
For this reason model electric laundries are heino
established in progressive cities throughout the United
States and we take pleasure in announcing that we have
such Model Home Laundry fully equipped and in oper
alton. r
We will show you HOME TEAM that has never
been beaten---The Eden Washing Machine and the Sim
pex Mangle
IF IFS electric come 10 usn
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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-09-21
Giants Batting Eyes Dim;
Pirates Win by 2 to OScore
Carlson's Pitching Puzzles New Yorkers-Ryan Hurts
Well and Fletcher Fields Observation-Disclosures
Miss Chances to Tally.

smashed a triple to left centre. Grimm
then beat out a lazy roller to Doyle and
Whitfield scampered over the plate.
In the sixth Burns hit the left field
fence with terrific smash that was
good for two bases, but two were out
at the time and George remained
stranded at the middle bag when Carey
pulled down Kauff's long drive.
Pirates Score Again.
In the sixth the Pirates scored again.
Kelly made a splendid catch of Bigbee' 8
twisting foul to start the inning, but
Carey hammered single to right centre
and raced all the way to third base
when Kauff kicked the ball around.
Southworth then drove a long sacrifice
fly to Burns, on which Carey logged
over the plate.
Grimm, who led off for the Pirates in
the seventh, tripled to right, but failed
to score. Doyle threw out Cutshaw.
Grimm holding third. and with Terry at
bat the Pirates tried the squeeze play.
1t came to grief when Terry missed in
his attempt to bunt and Schmidt ran
Grimm back toward third, tagging him
on the line.
Young got back into the Giants line
up for the first time since September
10. when he was injured in Chicago. lie
batted for Kinsella in the eighth, but
was thrown out on a tap to Carlson.
The score: