davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-08-11
WANTED-ROOMS.

TWO connecting rooms. well furnished. ami.
wanted by two respectable young men for
permanent home; twin beds wanted; must be
well kept and reasonable, with home privi-
leges: with or without board. Address Box
S-S, Star Office. 12s
TWO ROOMS and kitchen in clean basement;
unfurnished; children; at reasonable rent:
would like small rear yard. Address Box
3-S. Star Office.
BY AUG. Is. two unfurnshed rooms, kitchen
cite, bath: laundry privileges: northwest Sec
tion; not over $50. J. M. B., 1lO6 ed 1t. NV.
12s
GENTLEMAN wants room on door with bath
room; not in an apartment; electricity; SIS
to $50 MONTH. Address Box PAS. Star ONCE. .
By COUPLE. one unfurnished room with bath
and kitchenette: near Treasury reasonable
Address Box les, Star once. 12s
WANTED-In private home, BY three adults.
three rooms, for l.h.k., or two or three rooms.
with board In house or immediate neighbor-
hood; surroundings must be refined: Bloom
ingdale section preferr<d; references en-
changed. Address, stating location and terms.
Box 295-R., Star 0f1ce- IL
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STRONG SCENES
ABUNDANT IN.
SEVEN DAY."
MINUS THE BLOOD. BUT HAS
PLENTY OF THUNDER" IS
CRITICISM OF SHOW
AT COURT.
SPLENDID PLOT EKCELLENTLE
PORTRAYED TO LARGE AUDI
ENCE LAST EVENING
GOOD CAST.
MANY HUMOROUS SITUATIONS
! GAUSS REALIZATION FROM
CLMhXES HOLDING AUDI
ENCE SPELLDOUND.

N,,utrama !u!nus III" blood. hHi
plenty ot thunder Is the offering ~ INC
l'nuri Thratr" tho las, thr"" days "l
this week with slight changes III II
10 give II an American Charact"r. HHfSn
Days' ave" ihr great English i'"'"-
darma, has Il dl%tInctl"n OF ITS own
with ln.cnsc situations and exposes q!
the Hun SPY system.
strong s:"nrs follow On" another ~
Tho hrs, act which work up :" ihr
drnoucnrnl ia th- ;hird with tn" finish
If ,br swimming RAE for III" buoy IN
,h,. s,orIn-,nS*cd English channel. winch
was II great piece Of realism and stag
crRfi.
The pir.. - w.: staged. il'|"d Win
good dialogue and lines. and while Ih'
rnfnran!. has no stars ~ NATIONAL r.
putr. a." Leading parts ar all ably nan
died. The purl y: Lady Mary. played
hy l.!Iiian lie: Anderson VIII" -
Wheeling lady. born and bred on III"
Island. stood nGt ah"I" IN" rest -: ,h-
characters. Major TER? ticl.IEG. b.!
Glenn White was 'NTtllrnt "uFH'Tt ~
MISC Anderson. and hIs.br""%y Antc:h'n
ways rratIr =. great contrast t." til" in'I'
conservative" English characters ~ ih'
play. ~
In,"rsp"rs.d Win ilum"r. IN" dfH-
matte si,ua,inns AMI handsome S;aE'
settings max" Seven bays l"'aiG an
intensely interesting play ana can II"
r.cummrnd,~i for sluggish blood and us
fin. drawings ~ patri"tiSm. II VIII
hc the attraction ~ III. '"nri ih"a'"
tins evening uui Saturday mhiin'" ana
night
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" !. j. WINS
GREAT VICTORY
FROM PIT FIVE

Sr"c.al Dispatch "a I'll" ln;rlliE"ur"r.
lITTSHl I;ti:E PA. Ian. lit H"uGh
"ir,lcn ~ III. I'D # thH HIST half l"-l:.
Nh" W. y. t.. Manufacturers forged &"
tn" fr,.n, IN the Second half against Pin
her" tom sht and ranI" III; victorious hy
n S,."r" 81 go John E"h"n was inject
cd into The game for West Virginia at
the beginning "C In" second half ami
four r"marlall" baskets from ihr floor
hy ,h,S y"urrs."r really spelled defeat
for pa, Though Dawson with t~'o shots
also contributed "a tn" tiral result. Mar
tin played 4 eret; floor game. tor Vest
Virginia and K.s"r aud I'm %Crr murh
in tho Lime light.
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NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION
NOTICE CT DISSOLUTION.

Notice. is hereby given that ~ a moot
ing % In" Stockholders OF M"im"r Pro-
vision Company. corporation rr"at"d
and organized Under Ihr laws ni IN"
Stat. 81 Vest NirSinia. held At M
offices Of sgd company IN Wheeling. W.
Va. on III. "I,h day -: December. l"iS.
the following resolutions were aG"picd;
"Wh,rcas Il is deemed Hdvisahlr IL
diSYnly" Tins r"rp"rat'"n. surr"nd"" II !:
charter. and max" proper disposition oil
its assets.
Now therefor" b" i resolved. first.
that W,,mrr Provision Company. 4 cor
nnraiiuu created and organized under
The laws Of the State q Yves; Virginia.
docs hereby hisContiRu" business as 4
corporation and surrender To sad stat"
it's charter and e nrpUrall0n iEanGniS"'
The Roa-l Of Directors Will proceed L"
convert tho property. chooses IN action.
and alt assets nf tins corporation INTO
cash, ami Ia pay Of: ana discharge all
It's ,icbis liabilities and obi lions: ana
after culiy di$charE.ng ~! $u"h debts.
liahii:ii"s and Obligations. dtTi!t" Va" =
niaindrr AMONG III" Stockholders pr I'''
with their several holdings ni stock nnt
M Sarh paym"ri shall "" made I" any
stakeholder until after tho pnhIic:.ii'I
Of tn" nulir" hereinafter provid"h
Hrs"l""d second. that tn" President al
tins corporation CauS" n0;I"" 81 ''''
adoption nf the foregoing resolution 1T
he published III some Hf"SflaP"F Oh T'"-
"ral clrCnlAi ION. puhlish"d near IN" prih-
cilnI Offices or place. Of business az ih:@
rnrnurai ON one, Il week for four ~i;'','''S-
s.v,. works.. and that hr certify 'h"S'
resolutions IL IN" secretary ~ Sini" 81
III" STAT. Of West Virginia. and d"l.H":
Ia him q rrr'ifirai" showing the ru h'!Cl-
Ijnr of said notice nc provided by law.
Gwen under u,y hand Tins .ith day II
Tjcrrmhnr 1918.
fEnEt;E W. WF:IMEE.
President 81 sad Corporation.
hft"s':
\. V. WElMEH
Secretary"
Il y
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WHEELING FAIR
SEPT. Is. 1878,
DATE AWARDED

Spccia, pi::pl.,h - Tn" fmi"'',S"''"r.
PITT$Ht EGIi. r.. ia" Ii 100 The Az
nlal meeting ".' ~" 1.ak' FIR" Tr"i;im1
cIrrli; wa, held her. ir'iH.. l'r' I'D ~
Harry u. i'~r:.ii.*. -: GharlH*:.H. w NH.
presided
rv.,y city Smi town %" 'n~ c-r"t
va. r.t,r. srnrc.l md th' N!s":r.:2 VAS al
Judged IT," tn"st largely a''""'!H! ~ r.
con- yrHrH.
&C.. F.nnor>. Of r'i"v"iapd vas "i"';
&c; president: Joan :. S""I'. Garment
W "a. nrrr"r, ~: and Harry cochran
Of Tr,u.e III Pa. vic" urrrld"''.
Tho circuit ar III" coming ""a''7n n
pr. parr,l b. t. II Schwartz -"F "h''I
INK; rrnno"k "f 'lrN"lnrd hn" cochran
of Dawson WIS ~ follows.
CraHra God ttlcvrlandl Iuno :.
Hrt.lrort. Ohio. uricv"i.,rd( Jun" ?.
Marion. ohio Ian" 10.
'kr"n. ohio. 'iu,r'.@".
Yn,inss:nwu OHIO. ft7r IN.
Enrln IL,ll. tCi.T. lanh> Jul"
I:"rkrort ,'~'"v"!ari' JUL -.
Eric. Tn. July -.
WARREN Ia. l;iI e..
Arctic. IA. tdrus' 4.
rrancwhml i.'l"""laIil Angus: II.
t.ric Pa. Auc. s.,
Washington. PA. August -.
Wheeling W. Vi. Sept. |.
Dawson. Pa. Sept. :.
Wayu"~hurE PA. sept. -.
Sept ." and 90 0C"n.
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Only Afternoon Sessions.

CHARLESTON. w. Va. JAZZ. y" go
A resolution recommended by IN" senate
romnitIAr on rules was adopted louhT
providing tha. hereafter tho E"n't" h"ih
only afternoon sessions. t"avsnf f"f"-
noon. for committee consideration or
hills. Though = radical Departure from
former practice. tho resolution was
aGopt-d with 1i:tl" opposition.
TIL. senate received Il s"atnd ""ln1lu-
mention this morning rroN Governor
t,,rniy"ll. T., b., considered IN executive"
session. Presumably il p"rt"incd :" "N-
cru,;rn appoint m"uls {" h" confirmed
=, ;h. s'uIf..
r.. :, vote nf 1f Ia ~ III" s'nni"
o.!un:.d ,h.- Il"rnau resolution request
.ng ~" Irir"d states railroad admins
,r;,rn:. =. ust his "ff"rf N having IN"
RaItiyrnr" & ohio railroad t" TAX" over
he Twin Mountain & Potomac rlt'r"ad
narrow gauge Ism" running h"iw"""
Koys"r and Twin M"ur'ain.
Thl. action was not taken hoW"T"F.
until n number NJ senator's both Dem
ocrats and Republicans. had taken III"
occasion 70 express opposition /" IA"
prinripI. or government ownership; ar
operation If railroads.
Snuatnr 7. NJ Sanders. majority ."ad-
cr said II" was opposed ." government
ownership uf railrOiQe. AMI N'i n"; pc
/ iiryc ]. tho tlu;y Of 'hc director general
! - :ako o""" This roIh. II" Declare?
! further thu: II" saw rn r"as"n Tor VI"
governments action IN taking cor iao
railroads and cable lines nos that N"
! mar i Over Similar expressions W"r"
mado hv S"rn'"r u. r. Duty.
! Senator Fret l.. Fax. minority floor
Header said:
/ II CONCUR IN what -S"ralar Sander
: had said do moi 'htnS IT =" :"r
his legislator" :" adj So taking "r"r
/ ,bla road MANY "thcr short li'"S ~
w. Virginia are operating IT = lbs"
! Tho resolution vas adopted IN H."
urgent request "f Srna'"r t;c"rG" II.
! Hartman. upon his explanation # 'h'
vi,al economic conditions at $tak" IN III"
section Of the slut" served hy ia" Twin
Mountain & Potomac raIlrnHd
! TIL" hnuSr this morning r"i""i"d "."hr
! hills upon ia" recommendations "f TN.
Judiciary c"mm:ti"" that they d" not
mass and fiv" hills w"r" r"ad first
time and advanced tu S""nnd r"Hdin"
A resolution was adopted directing thn'
speaker 10 nam" Il standing" ""iIIui'i""
! Of five t" fifteen n"mh"rs "r tn" Nir-
| Einta d"ht.
Delegate MrT1lntiC. who uIr"iur"'. n"
| resolution. Informed tn" hnIsH that =
report of the t-irciu.4 debit commission
which met here m "N"ru!iv" session rcS-
Iterday. together with message from
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GENERAL NOTICES

EXTENSION Or CHARTER
TIL NATIONAL EXCHANGE BANK
OF WHEELING
WHEELING. W. VA.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT
OFFICE OF COMPTROLLER OF THE
CURRENCY
Washington. Dec. IL. 1915.
Whereas. by satisfactory evidence pre-
scented a. the undersigned :; has been
made to appear that The National TX:
chang" Bank Of Wheeling" in the City Of
Wheeling IL the County OF OH" and
STATE nl West Virginia. has complied
with all the provisions Of the Act OF
congress ITO enable National Banking
Associations 10 extend their corporate
existence. and Cor other purposes" ap-
proved July -. 1882:
Nov. therefore. !. Thomas 2. Sanc act
INK Comptroller or the currency. da here
b. certify that The National Exchange
l:auk OF Wheeling" in ;hc City OF Wheel
ing County 81 Ohio and state OF West
Virginia is authorized In HAY" SUCCESSION
tur tn" i,''riod specified IN its amended
articles al ASSOCIATION: namely. until
Close az business IN December Is. 1888.
ln.tc-:inI"ny whrr"0: witness my hand
and Seal ~ Office bus Fourteenth day
Of December, 1918 \
Thomas p. Kane.
Acting Comp: roller oil thu Currency
Charter No. 5lGi Extension No. 3itt.
d-iI-30.
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OLD SORES, ULCERS.
AND ECZEMA VANISH
Good, Old, Enliaolc P:terson's Ointment
Favor1te Remedy.

HAD - ul""rS on ny l"Es Doctors
wanl~d ~ ut or leg Peterson 5 omit
lncut currd me-. MN i. Nichols. 81"
WGldcr street. Horhcst"r y. 7.
Get larr" lDr for s. cents n an'
druggist. say, Peterson. IF i;uGial". a:'d
money bari; If y isn't tn" best YOU eyer
us.s,. Always keep F";erS"n'S Ointment
Ia :hn hnus" Fiue 70! hur:s. Scalds.
hrui@cs., surourr and 'h' Sur"St remedy
for itching r"?"nIt and piles u" world
h;s EYER kruwn.
'!'rtrrS,:.'S b.ntru"n: - n" best for
bleeding and 'i,h.sE rrl"s nave eyer
f"und - Main- Charles +. Whitney.
N:a"vard Haven. Mass.
"P.terScn'S 0j7;:n"nr has ri:"n Er"n'
satisfaction for Salt EheuH,. - Mrs.
J J.. W~iss ''rvlcryI'le. y Y
All druggists sell u. recommend IL
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OHIO MINERS FOR
j, S, OWNERSHIP

rnLUMlI =. t.. Jan. lG.--t;"vrrn
mont ownership lnd operation Of all
coal mines WnS ad:nrnt"i IN resolutions
adopted today by III" OHIO United Nine
MARKERS. rh" miners demand that tho
miu"s hc taken OVER ~ enc. declaring
that in thiS wa" "|!% .-,u IA" wnrk1nrl
rhtuIu Just v:'%"% AMI satisfactory
working conditions.
Am lH"r'HS" IN tn" inaNinlnm work
mons weekly compensation also IS
asked. i"y"rulnrti' '"h-""l Of tn" prices
uI food and n"""s'i,i"s also = called
for. uid ~" .ni health insurance i"c-
...;.r ,un Viii H., nsk"d Of III" l"SI%ia'
tar, ami rrr.' and uniform '"N books
vii IL" -"Urh,.
Tn" r.n.rs AGAIN d"''t"si "p!'"S.-
teen to r"r"rWIs"ry SjIitarN service and
Il. nundrd weekly pay day.
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EX-KAISER'S HEALTH
NOT UP TO THE MARK

AMEKDNGEN. !IrllnnL. Wednesday.
Inu IL Try tn" Associated PrcSs.l---
Tho immriIulr cause II William Hoh6fl-
yullcrn's repeated chill> ie, according /"
AUTHORITATIVE" Information. "rrrhraiinE
while performing his favnrlt"-"N"r'iS"
Of saving aud chnpring wood. The
fnrurr emperor VAS accustomed 70 ms
work h"frrc fhr Wnr. and when hH was
Informed That his walks in tho neigh
hnri,,E woods called for the services "t
ton man. = uarrlY. in order tn prevent his
being n"S'crrd ny various spectators.
ami perhaps a!sr mnl"@tati''n OF a NOR"
serious nature. William decided {" To-
qur,r. his "l! past inc within the castle
precincts.
The rx-"inprr?r il becoming lncrcaS-
inclv irritable under unaccuStnTlfd re-
81 rictIu,la. and this feeling i* augmented
hy- tn" gradual Departure "f many or
his, old servants. VIII" find lif" in Hol-
1ard under the circumstances unbtar-
abb"
II il prun bl" that h"ior" many weeks
the entire German personnel will have
disappcarcd md tho former monarch
whn never could do any simple thing
for himself in the way - dressing. will
br east on his own rcsnurcr-.
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FOR SALE

FOR SALE-CCSNER LOT IN SOUTH
WHEELING, SUITABLE FOR BUs1-
NESS HOUSE OF DWELLING. SPLEN-
Mn T,OCATION. REASONABLE. T.
J., CARE INTELLIGENCER. jail I'm
FOR SAIE-IIntiSH and 3;2 acres. Al
West Alexander. Pa, we'll and clsi"Tn
~ ',!our, fruit and also stable. Inquire
OF s. T.. Noble, Houston. Pa. Box 3l5.
.'cssc&slnn April LIST. 1919. Ja-lt-t
-uE SALE--FarIn 2:5 acres. good Soil.
80 acres timber. remainder farming
,,asturr. , miles from Dcersrillc. 3E
Tram L. Il q. station, telephone rural
r,,,lr. Good i room house. slate roof.
",.thuilt!ngs Of all kinds. Fruit. Ad-
dress X. ". !cynard, Tippccanoc. i. J.:
Harrison Co.. Ohio. or Vim. krT,trd. os
r.. Srh""! ST.. SALEM. Col. Co.. ONO.
jolt
FOE SELE--600 finest singing canaries.
males and females. talking narrots.
cages. seeds etc. Geo. W. Arbaugh
=: -. uiu ST. Martins Ferry, a.. phone
1%..I d-5-t-ia-li
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Nine. Lebaudy Appears
Before The Grand Jury

MfNEO!.A. y. Y. Ian. iS.--Madame
Jacques l."haUdy. arraiIn"d l.: Hemp
stead today on 'harg" &C frs; d"-
er.." murder IN connection With. 'hc
Shooting nt h,r eccentric husband. tn
millionaire "Emp.ror 81 the Sahara.
last Saturday. was brought I" IA" Mas
san rounfy Jul L"y> lat" today 10
await action 10y N" grand JURY.
Mndan" I.chnudE. whd ra.rir'i during
her arraigrn"a,. was in a state Of near
COLLAPSE when Sh" reached TIC AL.
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DIED

McGEE-rm "Wednesday. January IL.
l"l". - ",rl"c" T., m; ~ t;IaTiic
riy. MR. H. l.. Mr';'.f.. daughter
If Sir. and Mrs. louis ''rhrn. uf this
"liy.
Funeral from tho r".id"nc" -: ~ 'ous. n
Mrs fnrn," i'rHri. %"i South l''rn
street. 4; =. IN. saturday. January
Is. lni"rn"nl IN IiTr"n~uud cemetery.
TAYLoR-nn Wednesday. January H..
1919. at Cumberland. Md. ANNIE.
RnYEE. T.\YLuf;. Il: ii" 3i:( var a.:
her age.
Fuhcra! fr"m III" r"SiG' IL" q: her grand
mother Mrs charlie" Eds" "!h! W""I
street. Saturday afternoon at ".cl"ch.
Int"rIn"nt IN tir""uw"rd cemetery.
KoCE-rn Thursday. .Fanliarl -. var.
"a; n'C.nrk a. m. ~ I'll" r"Si,i"u"" -
his iaucht"r. Mrs. u. Il. Mcl<"'. -"
SixI"rath street WarwOnd Lew )
KOCH, IN tn" S%rd year .: his aGc.
tunrraI n"lir" h"r"a:l"r
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STREET CAR MEN MEET

Tn" regular meeting -! III" Slr""i ar
men, local NJ. !o%. va" h"I1 last evening
n their GHdfir-s n IN" '|hi" h"l'"H
Trades and Assembly HALL. c.. l|ar'ir-
hauEh pr, 'id".!. Various business mat
f"'S H..rN discussed ;hr"uEh"tit IN" cf"h-
ing 'rh" n"A' regular hi""linS OF tn
organization will b" n"ld FEBRUARY IT,
Officers elected II tn" ins' meeting W"r"
installed III their various positions last
.rTCnin.
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BUDGET
fCoutiaued From Page One.)

and sanitation - giving consideration
20 bill INTRODUCED by Senator t'7-
man &. johnson ~ prnv.a" means III
preventing blindness from babies SORE
eyes II makes compulsory the treat
mont OF The Eyes OF newborn hah'S
with solution known 10 be riicctitc
in preventing the sorc""sS maj cause
blindness.
The full crow bill and IN" railway
cmnIoves' cahooeo BIZ. the only w"
roilwav measures we, introduce! in HhH
Irct5,aturc. hnrc h"ru reported nu' 81
committee in tho house. with recon-
mrn,latiou that they be passed.
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WANTED-Female

WANTEp-EXp"r!"nS sicnoETaphor.
So, ..,. and rxD"riorcr Address
Enx 3"1. Wheeling. Jh-lb-l
WANTED -Sal-sindy and b"0k-kcrp"r.
Stcaiy work and good pay. Call II;
Singer office. 1u.Igtll 81. between and
IL o'rincl; Saturday morning. Ja-la-i
wASTED-i!vl Cor newspaper work.
Hours from 10 il u inc evening.
Applicants that can US" a typrwr1tcr pre-
IrrrrL stat. full particulars regarding
ynurS,l:. and wage: expected in letter
addressed 10: j.. talman. city Editu:
IntclliE"nccr. DO not apply IN person
until vuu have had I, reply. Ja"ll-ti
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F O r 81 9
GRAY BECOMES HEAD
OF ". M. And ". |. {.

Especial Dl<pni,h /" III" lnt"lllg"ncer)
BALTIMORE. Md. Jan. lG.-tHrl X
GRAY. whn resigned as director Or oprr-
atoms of III" natinna! railroad adnInlS-
ration Yesterday has been elected pres
il"nr and chairman Of III" hoard Of d.
r"c,nrS uf III" Western Maryland. lie
vas chosen a: n mr"i!nE Of the hoard
rt directors Of the company held in New
York.
n addition 10 being rr,"ct"d president
crd chairman ur tn" board Of tho "rst-
.ru Marv!and Mr.. Gray has also been
chns.n chairman Of the board uf the
W.h.rfin, 4 LAX" Erie railr"ad.
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WANTED-Agents

TANTED-Three COCO agents TO Sell
household necessities on the INSTALL
m"nt plan. BeSt OF goods ard best CT
commissions. We 1ay weekly. {. +.
Adams Co. lf40-I1i@ Mntn 81. mr-l:-f
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FOR SALE-Automobiles
FOR SALE
I.-.-l ,

FOR sELE-ll2-to Republic truck:
Equipped with open express hCdy and
r;,h Has new tires Oh rear wheels, 1918
n.uticl WEI hc sold 1t 4 bargaln. Adj
dress y 49,, lntci!iGr.n2cr Office.
ia-l i
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WONDERFUL SAVINGS In high
grade shoes at Eetn'S 9-DRy Sale,
az Twelfth ST. jail *
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FOR ShLE-Ford delivery trnci; De
l!v"ry body wHh :0p: suitable for
;;rorr.y cr hauling milk and vegetables.
Address i l%s. In;".hS"nc"r oiiir".
i IL
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FOR SALE--l-t ton Ford. Equipped with
nu.,n express body; has good tires: will
hail ~ to 3uun lbs. WEI he sold cheap.
AddccS: e i&9, lmlc!iiscEccr office.
in.li-i
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YiaIYszz2&
WANTED-Male

WANTED--t.n"rg"tic salesman ~ rep
resent N"w York house II selling 20
steam planiS \ good opportunity Ia:
the rght man. The t"sgcsha II Company.
l"3 Liberty street, New York Guy
jI-i.-i
WANTEp-l.ulnbcr trolley men. Apply.
I.aBcllC B"X Co, Martins tcrTN~o.
tja-iI-j
Observation-Disclosures soldiers To act
AS snIcSmcu \ good position. Call at
room 80, Grand Central Hotel. la-l6-i
wANTEp-!.'arIn hand. Writ" Post
office hnX I:aElanh 81. la-lH-l
WANTED-'rWu boys 10 learn good
trade. nigh; work. Apply between
ard y. m. 10 Peter Boyd. Intelligenecr
office. 1905 MARKET 81. n-l9-I-
WAIvED-THnEE GOOD LINOTYPE
OPERATORS; MUST BE SOBER.
APPLY FOREMAN INTELL1GENCHH.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-17

TOE sAIE-.-:0n Republic truck. Cha>-
sis only. Has been used SIN months
and Will il" sold At a bargain. To" small
for our u.s.. Address - $50. inteiilG"n.
,...uftir. ja.iI-j
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-17
MISCELLANEOUS

TANTED-!"rr";s. Will hu" health
ono. ". q. Sedan. 80. - i1'h 81. 4
Jai
pEESS WELL And SAVE NJ
A IAEGE ASSORTMENT OF
TX USED FIN c OVERCOA
SUITS AT GREAT BARGAI1
SELL, lO19 DIhEkET ST.
SECOND HAND CLOTHING
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-17

Buy WAR SAVINGS STAMPS
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-17

POR sALE-"i.- ION Kelly trucE. Six
months Did. iIa: hc"n uv"rhaui"i and
IN 40. condition; has hydraulic hoi<i
and stool body. RarG:!!n. Address l.
III. int"!l.G"nr.r office. ja-li-j
FOR SALL-Furd crui". Small mile
age. ~" good Tires. FOR price and
particulars ph"n" W"oiSda!r l5a.
FOE SALE-l"l> Ford touring ear. Al
most iIrw. Reasonable. william Car
son. .rnra StnM!m Hotel. JI'iJ-!
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Ely WAR SAVINGS STAMPS
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-16
FOREIGN LANGUAGE
BIG QUALIFICATION
u,o Are IInguists Are Now
W. commanding Unusual
Salaries.
n,rHAnEr MALrER

T.. MARGARET w ALTEiS
,nYl,nN March 1.-THE woman
7 ,co,cs other languages besides
Nn' oap la rcapins n rich harvest
and sheIs likely TO become more
s,',,tls ys time goes on, not only
- herself but 20 her country.
~, rou,hs before the peace con -
,-.,,rs in Paris the British govern
searched through tho thou
n,5, OF women and girls employed
A,ocrrnt departments finding out
mos. who could speak and write
,...,rh fucntly, those who were
.to 40 translate one tongue into the
f'hcr Automatically, using the words
., have come into currency IN
49,. ,,s, fr,y weeks IN both. As the
,..,...b M. not a nation OF llnguists
,,.,. was not q great harvest. but
,.,,, uho had tongues in their heads
| r.,a..ug their reward m gen
A1rous proportion. r-,.-,
y rho chief members OF the British
.nt American delegations nave con-
|Iar,I4I women secretaries VINO
- bscn chosen as individuals be-
"'rss ,n,y had special qualifications.
mos, vsEU are able to speak three or
,'n. languages, English. French,
I,aTop i,,ruuu and Russian, are 80
a,,r1 In demand that they can com
mani 'rl.. own terms. incidentally
,soy stand ,u be killed with over
- Jtrrrs tnp neyt six months.
Learn ne Languages.
But OF course just being llnGulsl
T.. NOT enough IN these days OF deli
r,te international relations. In order
IN be Of any use TO their chiefs these
vortcp have got to be Ang saxon
hred and mus, hc right up TO the
minnie IN questions OF the day in
,be,r own countries, And they must
Nave one other gift which every day
II. proy.ug more and more valuable:
,osy have got 10 possess political in
zinc, WHOM 4. has lately been prov
., A great many women do possess
ln even larger proportions than men.
"Whai message have | To send to
rrls I'm NwprICl'' smillugly asked
a, American girl who is working
5ay and night now at the conference.
Tel them that the thing they want
10 do .s 10 learn languages from now
on. Find place for II In their high
.rhoO courses Demand II and II
Will be provided somehow. Tell them
TO learn French Italian, Russian and
Spanish. all the tongues they can,
spd 60 prepare themselves to be-
come real citizens Ia the new world
that r fNY ma X Inc -
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-16
Parties

The young mems class Of First
Methodist church entertained The
Merry Methodist maids with a 81
iairick's party, Friday evening in
me church parlors. whicL we've fes-
ave in green shamrocLs and othet
emblems OF the day, For paslimo
the young men fashi0n hats for the
young women, while the latter de-
voted themselves TO making necktics
Tor the men Favurs for the best
IDEAS. most artistiCally EXPRESSED
we're awarded TO Misses Iola Xook
and Ethel Justice and Messrs. McIn-
tyre and DAVIS. Refreshments were
served. There were 20 guests.