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And II there were, a man might
spend a lifetime without exhausting
the possibilities OF the first letter. W.
admit readily that II takes years TO
find out everything there Is to know
about the courtship OF frogs. To know
Ia woman surely requires more time
and concentration than 10 know p
frog. Indeed IL any man at the end
OF fifty years OF exclusive study OF
one woman could say truthfully that
he knew all about her he would le-
serve the Nobel prize for scientific
research.
The habit OF attention Is tho rarcst
, attribute of the New York man out
, side OF business hours. Yet no wo-
man should marry a man who lacks
lit. She can find out easily whethsr
he has II or not. Let her read 10 him
~ story, lend him book or even
watch his face while attending a play.
/ II he cannot focus his mind he can
not focus his heart.
The popularity OF the newspaper
columnists in New York is not due
/ wholly TO a general appreciation y!
/ their sstirical gifts. but to the fact
that they change the subject often
, enough TO meet the tickle demands .;
minds unable to concentrate long on a
! single subject.
\ Such minds are dangerous 70 the
| League Of Matrimony. Men and
women with the headline habit or the
paragraph habit do not make good
husbands and wives. For they have
/ lost the faculty OF copcentration and
! their hearts are ragbags containing q
little OF everything but not enough OF
anything TO be useful. unless, to bC
I sure, for a crazy quilt. But no woman
wants TO marry a man with crazy
quilt heart. You need only watch him
while reading newspaper to find Hin
out. II he skins the headlines OF th'
/, first page, then turns over to Tho
, sporting column, then glances at tht
comics and throws the paper away
+, beware of him. He may do the SAM
thing to you. But the hest test OF nj
is IA book If a man has not time Il
read 1t he won't have time TO reaC
YOU either. hut will turn his wander
ing attention to some person who II
nothing hut headlines, and consi
lauently easier to understand.
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FIELDS stretched away for Ave miles
and ahead We went. Overhead hun
dred aeroplanes we're moving; not
circl.ng az theS seem TO be when they
are high. but rushing and tearing "A
few hundred feet above us. And
ahead in the fields German batteries
with gun noses pointed few inches
bovo eho wheat were 1asn.ng out.
But greater than all, not many
Yards away were groups OF GERMANS
running low toward US with their
hands up abject terror in their faces.
our barrage was going on now and
through the squirting fountains OF
earth which II was sending up we
could see hundreds OF Germans run
ming before IL and we could see
scores OF tanks plunginE into them
spltting machine gun and shell fire
1T them. Now and then one OF our
own would go down but Germans
were going by the score. Suddenly
fast armored motor cars swept .
the side roads firing into the German
machine gunners In the gulleys as
they went,
The men were wild as they tore on
No fatigue now, just Boche lust
over the old German trenches they
ran stopping only for the occasional
obstinate Boche vino kept hring until
they rr' him. We struck the first
obio,,Ne, an old farm house, and We
dove into the cellars, That nrst line
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forcing you back, and sou, sometimes starving and
thirsty had been fighting him back and then suppose
clear summer morning the earth had opened and
drawn enemy into literal vortex of here, what
would you do? Would you first go into wild dellrium
Of Joy and then fall down in The fields in deep,
tented sleep? That is just what of did who had
been fighting for four months when the great offensive
OF the Allied Armies overwhelmed the German Army
south OF Scissors on July lS last
When stepped from tho auto trucks in which
had been riding for thirty hours, the afternoon Of
July II, tho edge Of the VllersCoterets Forest
did not know that we were going into bIttlc but Ne
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n ARTNERsHIp between capital and labor in in
= dus,ry must he established or disastrous con-
nicts will continue in the future "a in the past.
This thought expressed 10y Hon. W. j..
Mackenzie King. c. NJ. c.. W. A., Iii. H. Torontol,
Phi. d. UIarvardl Fellow OF tho Royal Society Of
Canada former Minister of Labor OF Canada, and
writer of books MIR King sat at luncheon at the
Bankers Club and talked Interestingly the subject
OF the future relations between capital and labor. He
agreed with the steadily increasing number OF con-
yerts to the theory that labor longer be re-
qured to figure merely rs number on time sheet
or payroll. but that its partnership with capital.
management and the community must bo conceded;
lh tho nlLer In Lhc
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and the Wolf till she forgot almost TO breathe another
would absorb the first paragraph with a wandering
eye grow restless under the second and interrupt
the third TO ask for Cinderella" Jack and Bean
stalk" anything indeed, that would bring change.
Well, OF these children wilr grow up and be At
TO enter the League OF Matrmony and the other viii
qualify for tho divorce court.
For what we call constancy is nothing but the habit
OF attention, the ability to focus our hearts as We can
focus our minds and eyes on a single object
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think ILL., remarked a
book but that changed the subject
persons however who do not with the
hcm Patrick Henry raised
and Charles They likely the individuals
quunch education by purchasing encyclopedia
all the civilization
everything Of
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By Joseph A. Brady
Former Lieutenant Attached 10 u. s. Marines

cmuhr 1919 Publishing
UIPOSE soldier strong
steadily g
- auanlta ot me shes hules
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equal representation with the other partners in the
The evening world., 1919-02-17
To Stop Fighting Between
Employers and Unions
HON. W. l.. MACKENZIE KING ADVISES
Make Labor and Capital
Partners in Industry

"GiUe Labor Equal Representation With Other
Partners in Management of Industry and Its
Fair Share of Profits" Says Former Minister
of Labor of Cdndda-His Viems on "Represen-
tation in Industry" FoiioU.
Bv Frederick Lawrence
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TREES A HUNDRED FEET
TALL WERE FALLING. THEN
THE MONSTER TANKS CAME
PLUNGiNG THROUGH. A HUN
DRED AERoPlANES WERE
RUSHING AND TEARING A
FEW HUNDRED FEET ABOVE
US AND AHEAD, IN THE
FIELDS. GERMAN BATTERIES
WERE FLASHING OUT"
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|f2,taIl''''fl; S ! 9,iir,fs
|:IMg 70 9Y{g t: n: q :;3
Al!x.!:ltl,s'ii NJ ON
A GOOD LISTENER MAKES A GOOD LOVER.

UVVD WHNEO n UUUD
No. X.
BE Sure TO Marry Person Who Has the Habit of
Attention-T a Man Cannot Focus His Brain
He Cannot Focus His Heart Either-Besides Pro-
noting Conjugal Felicity the Habit of Listening
SdUes the Innocent Bystdnder From Being Bored
Into Becoming a Soul-Mate.
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By Nixola Greeley-Smith

ieis m Publishing YorkEy
I have undertaken TO tell to children
observed that. while little girl would fix big eyes on
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-11-13
STUDENTS REBEL
At BUCkHANnON
SIX MEMBERS OF THE FOOTBALL
TEAM ARE E'-TTTtGp choSG
WITH CHEER LEADER.
SENIOR CLASS THREATENED TO
STRIKE IF PLAYERS III NoH HI
INSTATED IN SCHOOL.
STRIKE OCCURRED U2t-.E THE OF
FICIALS DENIED TIT - DENIS
HOLIDAY TUESDAY.

R1-CEHANNON. W Va. Nov. IL
t,nIlowinr = strike ~ s"ycuty-tlv" or
eighty Students Of Hu'khaun"n hlEn
school here yesterday. SIX ln"inhorS "l
the high school football '!'Ich' me
cheer leader and i number of other h'Eh
school students were suspended from
classes and all activities Of the hl6h
school for three weeks.
Approximately ser"n'y-tvc othSrs
were suspended from classes today
while many others connected VAIN tNe
strike were allowed :" attend ''aSHtS;;
but werc given a. nrrh or three Hi'N
one half percent of lchir grades Tor the
semester. =. .ho
school authorities I" grant n hoil"aH
Yesterday, the day hrinE tho event ~ ,h'
fr1t anniversary Of tn" signing OF hc
armisticc. The strike was inc!t"d Ivy a
small party Of students. Who w"re
Joined by large numbers Wh" l ,.,oS.a
th,ir waT over school authorities. 'IaSS
room doors were opened ana SCciS w
general disorder prevailed.
Authorities who attempted 10 urEo
upon the strikers to return 10 classes
were not given any hearing. Aut"S WIN
students rushed past the high school
building with songs and yeils Sw'i!lhs
the atmosphere. while snake canoes went
over the campus and other modes OF cell
ebration were engaged III. Following a
meeting OF the seniors this evening. II
prevailed that the entire fouthail eleven
will demand reconciliation upon the part
OF the school officials or else the re-
manning schedule will be cancelled.
Likewise the entire senior class voted
to strike unless amends are made grant
ing the players permission to return 10
tho game. II is quite probable that the
other high school classes will follow IN
the steps OF the senior class.
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Special Dispatch to The Intelligence.
WASHINGTON, Pa. Nov. 12.-Coach
today announced that there would be no
scrimmage this week in preparation TOT
the game with Bethany at wheeling
next Saturday.
The regulars are too badly plunged Ip
TO stand anything very strenuous iol.
lowing their experience with Pitt iaSI
SATURDAY. Several Of them are not able
to get into light signal drill and one or
two OF them may not be able TO s'ar'
Ericsson. Eielson and Captain Car:
roll are all nursing injuries that VII
require attention. Catch MORROW wants
to start his entire first string az
Wheeling to give the men good WORK <
out before West Virginia "esie! an
the following Saturday. But ne WIZ
take no chances on additional injurle.
and IL some OF his stars are not rlHh!
To begin the BETHANY game ne VIII no.
hesitate 10 hold them out. vi,
In spite Of his desire 10 give d nae
an opportunity to see the team al ~
ru'l strength. Henry, right tackle nelS
out Of the Pitt engagement IS mos
, anxious player on th/souad To get niTT
wind un the season and his football
! IN reer in the next three games WIZ
!! the best exhibition he has ever given
| He is especially anNh to SHOW osalin
, West Virginia un~ Oh 1h>Ai'N'
: ing Day. -. a.
DIV and the practice was not extended
; Morrow had the men brushing up o.
! new formations and forwaru passc,
with especial attention on han1i. naTo q S Sa.
| not been up to expectations this 1aT ,s ant
| Morrow is determined that oefore Wes
! Virginia Wesleyan Is met, II Will STU"
/ q lot Of Improvement
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SURE RELIEF FROM
FIERY SKIN DISEASES

their attack and if you have ever
had any form of these skin disor-
ders. you know what real tor
ture is.
Follow the teachings of science,
and you will learn that the skin is
fed by the blood, and naturally,
then, the condition of your skin
will depend upon the condition of
your blood. If the blood becomes
: infested with millions of tiny dis
ease germs that attack the skin,
then the fiery irritation and in
tense itching will remain with
you until these germs are attacked
at their source and removed from
the blood.
Genuine relief, therefore, can
| only be expected from treatment
that goes right to the seat OF the
! trouble, and strikes at its cause
Such a remedy is S. S. s., the re
liable old blood purifier that kills
the germs of disease, and sends 9
new supply of rich red blooo
coursing through the veins.
! S. S. S. has been used success
fully in some of the worst eases OF
eczema and other skin disorders
and it can be relied upon tt
! cleanse the blood thoroughly Of
! the germs which cause these com
: plants. S. s. S. is also a splendid
tonic and system-builder, and Il
/ builds up and adds new yigor tt
! the whole system.
Go to your drug store and get
bottle of S. S. S. today, and begir
, the right treatment for skin dis
eases. Then if you feel that YOU
case requires special medical ad
vice, you can obtain same without
cost, by writing to Chief Medica
Adviser, 152 Swift Laboratory
! Atlanta, Ga.
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Will Never Come From Salves
Ointments, or Other Local
Treatment.


I-suai1, ..vse who continue to
suffer from stubborn ailments are
those who refuse absolutely to
heed the teachings of medical sci
ence. New discoveries are being
constantly made, and those who
fail to take advantage of the Won
derful accomplishments Of men Of
science are standing in their own
light, and will continue under the
handicap of disease.
A million gallons OF lotions,
ointments. salves, or other forms
of local treatment will not give
any real permanent relief from
skin diseases. Get this fact firmly
in your mind, and there is hope
for you.
If you have ever been afflicted
with eczema, letter, boilS, erup-
tons, or other similar skin irrita-
tons you can appreciate the real
terrifying discomfort that comes
from these disorders. And what
YOU are looking for is no merely
temporary, palliative relief that
NAV cause the terrible burning
and itching to abate for awhile
but real genuine relief that shakes
off the shackles of the disease. and
restores the skin to its former
healthy condition.
But your eczema, letter, boils
pimples, ache, scaly skin erup'
tions, and burning fiery irrita
tons that cause so much discom
fort by their terrifying itching
come from a tiny disease germ II
your blood, which multiplies by
the millions. These germs fine
some weak spot where they car
break through the skin and set VI
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-11-13
ORANGE AND BLACK GA1D1HoN
WARRIORS ARE WORKING HARD
FOR PARXERSBURG GAME.
Every Player Is In GOOD condttton ana
WIN Make the Trip Saturday.

That the I.inSiy Institute grid eleven
will win over the crack farKersours
high team Saturday is the general oPin-
ion Of the Linsly Cadets and followers
Linsly came through their game last
week with New Cumberland IN fine shape
ord after a well needed rest are in condi-
ton for the hardest game Of the pres
cnt season.
Captain Storer is in great shape. ana
will no doubt come through with the
yrcatest game OF his scholastic career.
His puuting and offensive work Will
keep the Parkershurg boys Off
Hughey Stohhs. Fad"r3 and NcNicK-
los are going through practice this weeH'
like a house aftrs. K. >,vh"S ana SpliIers
AZ ends are getting much practice. both
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-11-13
SPECIAL TRAINS TO
TURKEY DAY GAME
snecia1s Z Haul Rioters o. VI. J..
and U. to Morg1Ltown
or Big Clash
Tickets Went On sale Yesterday And
Are Being Sold Fa-t To
Gr.d Fans

Special Dispatch 10 The 1ntclltgencer:
MORO ANTOWE, W. Va. Nov. IL
There will be at least two special trains
into Morgantown on THANKSGIVING Day
carrying Mountainccr supporters from
Interior sections of the state TO the
football classic of West Virginia for the
1919 season. !. e.. the struggle between
Washington & jefferson and West Fir-
GINA ~
One Of these trains will leave ElHins
at eight o'clock in the morning and stop
ping at Belington. Hhilippi, Grafton and
Fairnont will arrive at MorEantown
shortly after noon. The other Will leave
Clarksburg about nine o'clock in the
morning and stopping at Shinnston end
Fairmont. will arrive here at about the
same time as that from the TySarts
Valley. Both trains will be operated
over the 4. & O. and there is serious
question at Fairmont "a to whether or
not there will be adequate accomoda-
tions for all the Fairmont spectators on
these two specials and the two regulars
that leave there in the morning.
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Ferry High did not state whether ne
would accept this or not but that ne
would talk with the team this morning
and let Prof Johns known. sometime
today, his answer. it,,
The possibility Of the game penn;
nlrycd AT Rrrd%e Park was discussed by
the two officials. They both aSreeu
such n big xeme 10 be played.
The football fans OF this vicinity are
getting restless about knowing when ne
game is to be played. Many Of them
are out Of work. and whether the game
IL makes no difference for they can Dc
there.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-11-13
WEST LIBERTY AND
WARWOOD CANCEL
GRID SCHE LES

Owing to the death Of Raymond Mont
gomery yesterday as the result OF inc
Warwood- West Liberty game there Will
be no more football at the state school
Is the announcements made by Inc
school authorities last night. The
schedule for the remainder Of the sea-
son at both the Normal and schools has
been abandoned. as is customary under
such circumstances.
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PLAYERS SUSPENDED

BUCKHANNON. W. Va. Nov -
Following the strike Of nearly on" hun
dred students Of tho Buckhaun"n HIGH
school here yesterday. six mctnh"rs If
the football team and number Ut other
students today were SUSPENDED from
classes and all activities II the school
for three weeks. Nm "llc-"d refusal
Of authorities to grant n holiday ycStrr-
day, Armistice day. was said 10 have
been the cause Of the strike.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-11-13
WILD STORY CAUSED
MUCH EXCITEMENT
Rurnor Of Ten High School Football
Players Being Expelled IL Not
Authentic.

Much comment and excitement pre-
vailed last evening. when an evening
paper came out with front page story
that ten regular members Of the Wheel
ing high school football team had been
expelled from school for failing to at
tend school on Armistice Day.
This was emphatICally denied last
evening by Principal II. p. Johns. lie
stated that the boys had been absent
from school on Tuesday, but that they
came back yesterday morning with cX
cuses from their parents.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-11-13
SMITH A. C. TO MEET
ELM GROVE SUNDAY
Fast south side Eleven and Elm Grove
A. A. to Meet Next Sunday at
grove.

Football fans Of the out-the-pikc dis
trict will be afforded n good cridiron
exhibition when tho fast Smith \. G. OF
the South Side. clash with the Elm
Grove A A. on the Elm Grove ball park
next Sunday afternoon at 3 o'clock.
Several new players have been added
to the roster OF the Elm Grove club and
they arc expected to give tho Smith
eleven their hardest game Of the entire
season.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-11-13
VICTORIA A. c. To
STAGE Big SMOKER
Hi1 Athletic Gard Scheduled for This
Evenings Smoker Of tho
Victoria A. o.

Tho third smoker to be given by the
Victoria A c. will be held this evening
at their club rooms on Market street.
The program for the evening will con-
sisi If many new features. Besides the
usual SHmb-bell and Eymnastic eNcr-
cises the following boys will partici-
pate in four round boxing bouts: Goo
Stewart. YOUNG Crock. Ham Ritz.
Frances Ford, Youn,' Myers. X. Q. Chip,
Chick Watt. Bert Matthias. frankie Ritz.
Battling O'Hara and Billy Reuther.
One Of the big features Of this even
ings smoker will be the wrestling bout
between Young Bcuter and Al Mantell,
champion of the Pacific Coast
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-11-13
CANNEFAX WON

CLENELAND.O.. Nov. l2.-R. ! Gam
ncrax, Of New York. defeated Je Lean.
Of Cincinnati 81 to I in 50 inn IS in
to-day'~ play of the three cushion bill
Hard championship tourney. canneiaN
had high run Of :.
Charles Mct'urt Of Cleveland. won
from Tiff Drrtun. Of Kansas city. 80
10 81 in 40 innings In tn" other game on
the afternoon program. Denton had a
high run OF /.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-11-13

The contract FOR the Martins Ferry.
wheeling High football! game $500
that ,wo schools VIII meet on SatIru
T0venbcr tiftrNrrh, on ground m"
lime 70 he named by Wheeling. High. ;,
But this does not keep I|Mh ~,
controversy OF where and What Mn
this big scholastic clash VIII ." p~r. .,r,,
Ferry 70 play a; !, echoes $AiuTt1.y
morning. but Ferry refused on m :,
grounds that they could not draw
crowd. ~, rrbps
carnn RAY with an otter ct $500 Tor
Martins Ferry 70 play saturday, morn =,
Ink. Superintendent Berry ~ Nar""'
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-11-13
y>'ARWOOl ELEVEN AT
FORTY-SEVENTH ST.
up.Riv.r Team VIII Clash with South
side A. G. on Forty-sevOnth
STRAIT GrouQd1.

what should prove to be ono OF the
best games scheduled for the coming
Sunday will be played on the Forty
, Warwood 4. c. and the South Side ~.
| c. clash. at o'clock
nj South Side players are requested
to report for practice this evening al I
o'clock sharp.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-11-13
NORTH WHEELING
AT TUNNEL GREEN
Henrys And North Wheeling a. c. To
Meet at Tunnel Green Next


Next Sunday afternoon the Henry A..
c. Of the East End and the North
Wheeling eleven will furnish the attra"-
ton at Tunnel Green. The game will
he called at three o'clock and Ia" fans
Of this city ar" expected 10 crowd the
sidclincs long before til" ErrkolI.
Although the North Finders viii be
somewhat crippled by tn" absence Of
several regulars. these vaCancIcS will he
filled by substitutes and they are expect.
ed to put up n hard fight
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-11-13
||Ns|Y CADETS ARE CONFIDENT
0F WINNING OVER DOWN SKATERS

at receiving forward passes and break
ing I'D Interference. as much depends on
the work Of these two boys.
All in all. the Orange and Black or
ganization is in fine shape. ana wiz %
On =, 50-50 basis with Parkersburg at
the kickoff Saturday.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-11-13
RIVER rELEaRAMS

DAVIS ISLAND DAM. 81 feet. rising;
cloudy.
MORO ANTOWN. &c feet, stationary;
cloudy.
WARREN. ! foot S inches: clear.
pARkERSRURG. 10.5 feet: clear.
STEU 9.3 feet. falling;
clear.
Oil CITY. 81 foet. stationary: clear.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-11-13
More Trouble Staging Big Game
BIG OFFER MADE MARTINS FERRY
FOR A SATURDAY MORNING GAME

mAprrEs FERRY REFUSED TO PLAY THEIR B1G<iEESI GGs
OF I'VE SEASON IN THE MORNING. BUT MAY RECOMsLD,
EP THIs As LOCAL SCHOOL MADE THEM AN OFFER VI
FIVE HUNDRED DOLLARS
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r. xou. dealer cannot supply you, send
u. ST 90, and we shall be pleased 10
send you, by prepaid parcel post loo
RECRUIT Little Cigars
Esgett & Myers Tobacco Co.
Sd and Ontario Streets,
Philadelphia, Pa.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-11-13
RETHANy HOLDS 5CR|MNAGE BUT
WA5H-JEFF ELEVEN DOES NOT
MANY cRRPLES,

attend. forming n group OF cheer ana
offer announcement for the players
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RIVER news
State-o feet: stationary.
Yesterdays Boats.

Yesterdays Boats.
Tho Fl. p. FlrShcr left Pittsburgh a.
0 q. m.
Today's Boats.
The Helen f. leaves for New Mata-
mOras at noon today.
The General Wood will leave for Long
Bottom ut a. m.
The General Crowdcr leaves for Pitts
burgh at = p. NJ.
Tomorrow's Boats.
Tho Liberty leaves for Parkcrsburg
Mt noon.