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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-04
.GlL. STEVENSON
FROM OVERSEAS
Saw Considerable Action
With 111th Ammuni-
ton Train.

Lieut.. Col. Herbert Stevenson, 111th
ammunition train. one OF the highest
ranking officers TO leave Fl Paso dur
ing the war with Germany. returned
Friday afternoon from Camp oBwie.
Fort worth. Texas, where his organl-
zation was demobilized this week. For
the past year col Stevenson has been
stationed overseas, the ammunition
train Of which he was IN command
being a part OF the celebrated S6th
division. composed OF Texas and Okla
Loma troops
DemobIlized at Bowie.
The 1zIth train arrived recently AZ
an Atlantic port and the organization
was sent 20 Camp Bowie for demobili-
zarion. It arrived i1 France on Au-
gust j, and saw considerable action as
g part OF the 36th division Col. Stew
euson remained in command OF the
unit during its entire stay overseas
only one officer and two privates
were lost during the war by the tarin,
their death being due to pneumonia
Major Before War.
Col Stevenson prior to taking com
madn OF the ammunition train was SIS
signed TO duty with the 14lst regi-
ment formerly the First Texas in
fautry, Of which he was a major prior
to the war
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-04
GET THE MOST
EnR TWnERTE nnsnE

TUX LIIEEII HUNUN
THE REASON THAT WE PAY MORE
FOR LIBERTY BONDS THAN Is PAID
BY THE sO-CALLED BOND AND BROK-
ERAGE HOUSES, AND FVEN MORE
THAN THE BANKS WILL PAY. Is THAT
WE PAY PULL NEW YORK STOCK EX-
CHANGE QUOTATIONS WHICH ARE
WIRED HOURLY.
J. ;. CURTIsS & CO.
SHELDON HOTEL, FL pASO, HAS.
ESTABLISHED 1913.
OIL LEASE BLANKs-For sale By Ellis
Bros Printing Co
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-04
Helm Wsnted-PemaIe


DIR. EDWARD AUER, S15-lS Trust BID
chronic diseases Diseases Of Wou1en-
Especially equipped for treatment OF ali
Nervous diseases PEcne 464z-
FYANTED-YounE lady 10 learn shoe bust
ness. ChIdreu's department Reply own
handwriting address 50-5oX. care Her
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-04
Buriness Chances

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FOR sALE-A good four-seat shine stand
Apply zoe Nils S.
MEAT MARKET for sale. ~ East Sec
ond street Phone es5-
HOUSE AND SIGN PAINTING. tintinE.
paper hanging and decorating Pest work
lowest Eriees- Joe Fgentes phone SOS
FOR sALE-At Invoice. cigar and cold
drink stand; best location In city Apply
~. --esl-
FOR sALE-GOod inst lien notes on
close IN property. one-haif paid in. good
dlscount Phone so31-
AGENTS-sel shares in drilling and pro
aucing oil company. Good proposition,
Eood comm tsslon- Texas Petroleum Co.
fort Worth. Texas
FOR sALE-Drug store with heavy foua-
tain trade; small. clean stock live prop
qsiton that's making money: low rent
long lease. Write s14a care Herald
Mr. DKUGGIST-Do you want a good
reasons for selling No agents. Address
Jl54. care Herald
WANTED-8lan 70 furnish car 20 locate
government land for oil. Al location. good
interest Hurry Address J1s2. care
Herald
WASTED-To purchase an interest in a
small drug grocery or confectionery bush
ness IN Texas. New Mexico or Arizona
state all IN first letter. Address Box
1858. e Paso. Tex
WANTED-By general merchandiss man
asers 3 years practical experience. a Do
sition as stated. would buy half interest
or entire stock II amount permissible
middle aged; healthy and a result Eetter
Address T3s6. care Herald
FOR sALE-Ground floor studio IN mining
town 10000. large payroll; good location
Noightiander lens. New York Century
camera north light. well equipped. Own
er has other business and unable 20 at
tend 10 both Low rent with lease Value
$1,000 viii take $500. Box 14aF Mani
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-04
Money to Loan


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MONEY 20 loan on improved city property
r. ". WILLIAMS AGENCY
Phone 114L S1S First Nat Bank Bldg
s. To $50 loaned honest employees. cheap
est rates, confidential Quick. Satisfactory
service. Drake, 20I 8oberts-Bauner-
MONEY TO LOAN
Money loaned on diamonds, watches, jew
eiry, and automobiles. at the lowest rate
OF interest
SECURITY LOAN co.
Cor. san Antouio and Fl Paso- Phi 2754.
s. TO S5O-Pay off all those little bnla
and Just eve Us. Low rates Easy pay
nents- Courteous attention Peoples Loan
Society 90 Caples Bldg Phone 1879
SEE Us FOR any kind OF a loan. Equitable
Loan Assn, W. S. Miller, Mgr. SIS Trust
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-04
Help Ranted-EemaIe

lElQ " dulGQ-E EmdlG
WAITRESS for lunch counter. Hotel
English Speaking maid or coIored EirL
fhone l-ezM- llls ~ ~ Peso.
NANTED-G0od wash woman. wash 81
bundle. Cali Jos y. Ochoa-
WANrED-1voman for rsneral housegToriz
Must stay nights. s15 Estrella-
WANTED housekeeper. middle acsd.
white woman 2S2s Trow5ridse 81. Phone
719sJ-
WANTED-Housekes 10 take care OF
small apartment and two children Ad-
dress Ol50. care Herald
ELDERLY white woman or English
speaking Mexican TO keep house and two
babies for mother employed Pm -S-f.
WANTED-Good girl or woman f0r house
work on ranch near FL Pzsos two In
family Phone 6lsSM
WANTED-Girl for small hotel Inquire
Tor Mrs Malone 1o15 n stanton St, be-
tween $3.50 and 1850 a. m-
WANTED-Aiexican gil fer general hous5
work, references required 1913 East
Boulevard
THE GLOBE Department Store REQUIRES
competent salesiadies for the ready-to-
wear department Apply In person % Mr..
= Las1in
GIRL OR WOMAN for general hou5eworE.
do plain cooking. family of three. stay
nights call 1888 Elm St. Manhattan
Heights
WANTED-Woman 20 cook. and daughter
90 keep house, and manage same. Tor
small hotel IN mining town 40 cranEs
wanted Want live wide awake pair. Ad-
dress Boz l2s, Tyrone. n II
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-04
SpeeiaI Notices

SPECIAL Nouceg
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CURTAINS laundered- Phone 7Ts2W-
UNITY CLASS-2os Nils b., wed. D. m
LILY or FRANCE Corsets, 2Is Herald b
ACCORDION plating. hemstitching. pieot-
ing Miss Corum. So Buczler Blk Phi 1911
THE ONLY steam carpet cleaners. ski.
81 Acme Nat q Feather Co. Phi 1871
PAINTING, paper hanging and DECORATING
Yelton Paint Co. phone 1871
MOST COMPLETE line q Brown &
sharpe's tools al A. Yaffe. sos s Fl Paso.
INKS. CHONLA-Woman' Ex-. crochet &
tattiugs orders taken 129 ~ Campbell
YOUR mattresses renovated Sis up: car-
pets cleaned Erwin Mfg. Co. Phone 1110.
THE ONLY steam carpet cleaners. 9x12.
81 Acme Mat. & Feather Co. Pm. 1871
PLAIN sEWING-ChIdren'H clothes .
speciality. Pric1s reasonable. ~ n. Santa
Re.
Trade ia that old furniture for reW.
Your credit IS O. K
FOUTZ-MOORE FURNITURE CO.
81 DOWN. 81 week. viii buy a good
refrigerator a. the Western Furniture
Co.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-04

left her entire estate OF $4,000 IN trust
FOR the benefit OF four pet dogs.-From
Leslle'a
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-04
Financial


LIBERTY BONDS
Al prices based on New YORK quota
lions. Out OF town customers send bonds
by registered mail. We cash ". s. s.
PACIFIC BOND co.
sos Caples Bldg FL Paso. TeEaH
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-04
Helm Wanted Male

neip MduleQ Male
WASTED-Whfe barber at once Write
or wire STAG Barber shop. Nogales. ARK
WANTED printer. union
vaEes- courier. Columbus. y. u
WANTED-First class nlattress fnIshsr.
Nclch Bidding Co
PAINTERS wanted W. r Aner. 5I5s
WANTED first class furniture nan
that understands shop work Write 20 ".
Goldrlng z sons. Tucson. Ariz-
GOOD MAN 20 collect and seu Industrial
Life Insurancs on commission can 12s
Herald Bldg
WANTED-FTipino. Japanese or EnEiish
spea king MeNicLn boy for yard and house
EXPERIENCED cook for mine In NsW
Mexico. good Job Tor right partvs refer
enees requlred. write T.. Herald
WASTED-FIrst class barber. Must bs
steady man $50 Fer week guarantee
VIE Modern Barber supply Co. Miami
WANTED-Experi, need b-ick burner set
ter and auEer machine man Apply b.
letter. giving age. experience. and wages
EsnteL Ancho Brick Co. Ancho. y. n
WANTED ~ trierced window trimmer
and salesman IN mems furnishings and
clothing good salary 20 first class nan
The Fashion ]. y. Talpis. 21s san An
tonic
WANTED-Spanish speaking American
man 10 collect. Good salary and perma-
neut position 70 competent man. Apply
Empire Purchasing Co. Room g. More
house Block 292 y. Oregon 81
WANTED-Nlght cook Tor railroad hotel
out OF town Must be good pie maker and
short order man Transportation fur
nished- wages $50 month. board and room
Address T1sg. cave Herald.
WANTED-American boy. Il or over With
wheel Must know The streets Apply
Herald business office.
MANTED-First class automobile aces
sory salesman. 10 travel Arizona Texas
and New Mexico. also 90 solicit local trade.
Must have good personality. and be a live
wire We guarantee salary and travelling
EXPENSE salary TO object % the right
party Give past experience. references.
age and salary expected unless sou have
had experience in this line, do not an
sFer your application win not be con-
sidered- Address J15S. care Herald
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-04
Help Wanted-Male and Female

BOOkkEEPER-Aian or woman. for ont
OF town position General store and lum-
Der yard Good opening Tor riEhL party
Permanent Give iuu particulars Box
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-04

TO CONGRESS
was translated into German and dis
tributed over the German lines by
English and French aviators, two
Tesrs ago today, April 4, 1917.
End an aviator.
YESTERDAYS ANSWER
Ucride dot0n against forehead.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-04
Help Wanted-SaIesmen

s------------->-->--
SPLENDID opportunity FOR good salesman
Bldg
WANTED-Several high Erade expcrienced
automobile salesmen o. cover Texas terri
tory in wholesale capacity Must be able
20 produce results. Good chance for adj
vancement with one OF the largest manu-
facturers IN the world Of popular low
priced automobiles. Address p. o. BOX
9Sz. Fort Worth. Tex
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-04

Buy OIL LAND AND CIT FIRST
MONEY
We have a limited amount OF placer min
eral land for sale near valley OIL Com
pany's well. Columbus. n. II. See us TO-
day az Morgan Arcade. back OF rostofflce.
II you wish 70 get 10 on this exceptional
Investment
COLUMBUS OIL EXCHANGE
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-04
C. +. AKERs.
SO Mesa Ave. Phone 80.


= D bEUNI-
Room 1911 MorehS use Blk. Phone 2s82
Special Representatives Federal OIL ant
Refining Co.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-04
ZOE RENT
srOREROO1Is FOR nm
Dressmakine

DreSSmAklng
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HEMSTIrCHING. PICOT WORK. Cau -,
Lnign Dye WORKS. AIS N Stanton. Pm sr7.
ktM0D- corsets ntied s{5ls Myrf7--
DkEsS MAKlNG-l5I7 r SO. Phose S775.
nl.l-S, AAkING-lsls WyominE PA 54ss
DlsH-ssaAkING. remodelins. Ph- 7757T7.
ukk,eMAkIN cabeT --5T- g.
about half Tie price OF ready r,ads -.
Phone lte2W- 1880 E Boulsvard
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-04
Wanied-Furuiture

Wauted-Furufturs
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CASH PAID for Cd furniture. Phone 12s1
WASrED-.d hand household goods Eirvin
Furniture CO.. lo9 san Jacinto- Pm $40
WE Buy furniture. call on rs before
you sell Ph- 1854 o. cam E1s s 2 Paso.
WE NEED used furniture. Cash paid for
any amount Union Fu-niturs Co. Phi
1854
Why ADVERTISE your furnifuref we
viii pay you cash We need the goods
can rs Union Furniture Co Phone 1874
LET'S TRADE that ola worn out sewing
machine or furniture for new. Young
Furniture c.
WE PAY more FOR good furniture than
any firm n cltv- Get our figures before
you sell G.. ID. HOUSER UPHOLSTERING
CO. Phone $40
WANTED-Au kinds used hUusehnid fur-
nishingz VIII pay highest cash price.
RIO GRANDE FURNITURE CO.
Phone 2So2
WE WILL PAY more spot cash for your
furniture than any firm In the city. Can
call on short notice
BEKkluILL FURNITURE CO.
f01-f07 Texas st Phone 17ff-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-04
Housekssping Rooms-Furnishsd

A4lALEAEE
HOUSEKEEPING rooms sos T. Missouri
TWO NICELY furnished houseEeepinE
rooms private home. close IN 1908 N.Y.
ne. Phone l0Z8-
ONE Or Two large rooms. kitchenst.
water. lights bath, phone free; also large
outgide bedroom 1899 1fagoffln-
Z FOR REST-Ons furnished ana three
[ large unfurniahed rooms upstairs front
porch. close q. 81 Les AnEsleL
TWO ROOM apartment clean, newly pa
Dered, running water. lights, linen fur
nished s. Per Tssz SIS Montana Phi
1881
I SINGLE Oh ESsUITE. Brand NElF
WITH hIICHENETs VERY DESIRABLE
STEAM HEAT HOT WATER CLOSE
IN. sos WYOMING PHONE 4571-
ONE large 'front.' room and kitchenst. aiso
large single room completely furnished Tor
housskeepings nEhts and water furnished
sl5 - XIII.
Housekeeping Roous-Unfurnished
FOR RENT-Two rooms and EiaEed porch.
n modern bungalow, partly furnished, On
p Aissouri 81 Ph- sogl
TWO Oh THREE unfurnished o pa-fIr
furnished rooms no children. 111o n
Florence-
For Rent-Kooms Furnished
Room With porch SIS Prospset
GOOD rooms. 81 week 422ls 3 san AM
DEsIkABLE bed rooms az SIS y. Kansas-
ROOMS with or Without board 3 bI0cis
ron Mis- BldE. 615 y. OrsEou-
NICELY furnished rom for Esnfisrlan-
Phone 5fss-
FRONT ROOM-Privats famnyf IaIicinF-
NICE FRONT ROOM hot water n bath.
private home Phone ISL
FURNISHED room. steam heat. coansct-
ing bath- Apply No. 2, Brazoa-
DESIRABLE Sleeping porch Win private
entranes- ~ y. santa Fe.
LARGE front room. upstairI. s0utheast sr-
posure on Montana street, for Esntlsmeu
NICE FRONT ROOM f5r re1fs re7so17 BE-.
prefer gentlemen Cali 1Ti5 z Boulevard
Phone 1ot1W- No sick
PRETTY BEDROOM, connsctIrF ban
convenient walking distance % bushes
private entrance no other roomerl can
after p IA Ph f2sIW.
The WESTlIOORE
Beautifully Appointed room single ard en-
suite, with bath and private sleeping
poreh 55s ". Missouri
Arcade Rooms
112H Texas street
SOC and i5c- Extra large outside room.
s2.50 week
FOR RENT-Furnished room n private
homei suitable for gentleman within
walking distanie; also near car line. eo-
Upson-
QUIET ROOM. 0utsids cntrsncs. adf6inInE
bath private family employed lady Or
ge1tlenen preferred. cheap rent TO right
party Phons $3.50.
HOTEL ALABAMA-Under new rn1a7re-
ments 81 rooms OF solid comfort. steam
heat hot and cold running water IN every
room Rates daily. sec. I5c. 81 weekly.
$50 up- as 8 orsgon- Phone 1859
FOR RENT-Nicely furnished larrs front
room Gentlemen or couple without chill
dren- WalkinE distance. AZ car stop. TX
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-04
Situafon, Ranted-FemaIe

Situations Wanted-Femaie
WILL CARE FOR CHILDREN IN ny
home Phone 178QW-
EXPERIENCED srenographer. now 81
uloyed wants position Can give ~
e-ences- Address O1fs, care Herald
WANTED-By young lady. general office
work. experienced Can operate comp
tomsrer and typewriter. address O14S,
Gaze Herald
MRS ~ 81. SLATGHTER = Practical
nurse Phone es05. 1foT z Boulevard
ohs.etries preferred.
Real Estate Wanted
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WANTED-To buy a homo What havs
YOU Phone 71s6I-
WANrED-About 80 acres coed land
down the vllIeys must Be bargain P O.
Box 105. e Paso-
WANTED 10 5uy FOR cash from owner.
or 8 room bungalow. Ala Vista district
preferred Address O15s. care Herald
WANrEn-Guod tenemeuts. close IN only.
LEE NEWMAN. Tenement Specialist
Phone 45Of- sos S. e Paao 81
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-03-25
THE TIME TO IMPROVE
WHEELING

Under L new enactment Of thc'lcgis-
iature Wheeling has bonding capac-
ity of $500 900. At the present time
We have outstanding about $500, 900 in
bonds. The city is therefore capable of
issuing three million dollars worth Of
bonds before it's limit is reached Here
is the opportunity 10 make i better
city. one Of which our entire citizenship
can be proud. and at the same time give
to n large number Of men
who might otherwise be idle during the
period Of rcadjustment.
y plan for the building Of a hrst-class
filtration plant and reservoir will be
submitted to council within the next
few daps--possibly this evening. With
this plant. The Intclligcncer is inclined
to believe should 80 also a program
of street Improvement. We need better
streets almost us much rs We need Al
''''" "'|er' anu PnlcutS from better
streets can be evenly distributed all
over the community.
We arc going to have n bigger city in
Wheeling in the near future. Let US
approach tho task Of City rcconstruc-
ton in 4 bold spirit and with vision.
Now is thn tim" 20 spend every dollar
that can be- reasonably spent for city
improvements.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-03-25
THE PATROL BILL,

f The House Of Delegates seems TO be
making commendaole progress on tho
state patrol bill and the probability is
that this measure. with some amend
inents from its original form. will be
accepted by both branches o fthe lcgis-
7ature. The sound. common sense of the
reople Of this state undoubtedly ap-
rroves the idea Of creating 4 small bur
adequate police force to be at the dis
Rosal Of the governor and for maintrn-
Spce Of order in times Of emergency
From outward appearances. it is evil
dent, moreover. that some Of the oppo-
Sition to this bill has vanished There
have been grave emergencies in the past
"a this state which required the exercise
Of authority by tn" governor. and like
Emergencies arc certain to occur IN the
future. When these emergencies occur
quick action is necessary. The COVER
Tor cannot wait 70 create a fore" from
citizens. nor do citizens relish the idea
Of leaving their work. abandoning their
business and taking up tho damse r"us
duties Of emergency policemen
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-03-25
THE PENALTY OF DRIFTING

fallen into the hands Inc h y
republic
declared while the peace
naneS
inc u
unstable OF IN" existing COVERT"
ehaveg
not making de"'
collapse
will extend hungary
Of by the
transht danger While doons
Of
the German auo"racy
Of hand enforce orderly n
infinitely than
and allowing
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-03-25
RIPPING RHYMES
BY WALT MASON.
WINTERS BACKBONE.

LIT glad words he ioyously spoken
Let bonnntS be thrown in tho air:
tho In ck-hon" Of winter is broken.
it's fractured so none can repair.
Farewell to the SlNct and the driZzlc.
mild Zophyrs will presently come.
old winters Il frost and Il fiEZlc, tho
limit rr all that is bum. I see in the
heavens Il token that spring will be
h"r" with tn" goods: the backbone
oT winter is broken. the hirdlctS will
sing in ihr woods. Farewell 10 the
coughing and SncczinE. to winter
tim" ailments all know. 10 nights
That ar" aEc-lnnE and freezing. 10
winds that ar" plHstcrcd with snow.
7 feared that an nvcrcoat oakcn
would hold mr. ere winter was done.
the backbone Of winter is broken.
make way for tn" soothing old sun,
Make way for lh" roses and lilies.
max" WHY for III" grass and Tho dow:
he winter has given us willies. hut
spring makes us better than new.
From Hannibal clear to I<nhokcn.
lets lifl ~ n rapturouS song; tho
harkhnno &c winter is broken. tho
backbone that held on 81 long.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-03-25
THREE PER CENT BEER
FAILS

f., The 3 per cent beer bill introduced
into the. New York legislature seems
to be fated to meet an early death II
meets the opposition Of both the liquor
people and the prohibitionisrs. Yet it
81 about the only kind Of 4 measure
that Will serve to continue any part Of
the saloon business in the United
States. Many years ago men who had
flsef ability to look ahead advised the
brewers Of the country to separate their
business from the whiskey business. 1t
vas apparent that the milder drinks
were more popular and at the same time
stood in an entirely different class from
the more Intoxicating liquors. The
brewing gentlemen. however. in their
anxiety for trade. kept placing their
beers In every groggery that could be
induced to handle them. and. not salts
Aed with existing groggeries. created
sew ones and furnished them with all
possible attractions. The result was
that the production and sale Of beer.
which In European countries is regarded
rs almost necessary to life. became as
foctated in this couhtry with the Gross
est form Of into1ication and with the
,irossest social abuses. A mild beer
may be a healthful and nourishins
drink. and If used under proper condi-
Hons Is not seriously hurtful. but the
day to introduce that reform seems to
y ave passed.
:. For a time at least. if not for all
time, the American people have deter
mined that Intoxicating liquors whether
Strong or weak. shall be bantshed The
Snsult will certainly be a decided i'm
Srorement in moral and social condi-
Hons, and if those who enjoy glass Of
y mild drink suffer a slight inconvn-
.Sicncc on account Of the absence OF
,khcir favorite beverage. to many Of
hem, at least, it will be a satisfaction
b suffer this inconvenience in view of
Ghe greater good that will result from
&ss consumption Of alcoholic liquors
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-03-25
A RAINBOW IN THE SKY

Now that the storm Of shot and shell
is over. the thunder of big guns stilled,
tho flash Of descending bombs no more.
tho clouds of battle disipatcd and the
Zeppelin and Fokkcr storm birds gone
homo 10 roost. there is once again Il rain
bow in the sky.
The promise Of perpetual peace for all
the world.
And prosperity for America beyond
our iondest dreams.
But il is our immediate task 10 clear
away the wrcckagc. to repair the dam
ago. 10 get the country righted once
more and things in shape to dig in at
once and make up for the time VIC lost
while the storm was on.
America was less hard hit than any
of our nrighborS. With us il didn't at
tain tho proportions Of a hurricane. II
didn't claim lives by the million. devas-
tatnd land by tho thousands Of square
miles. didn't demoliSh our cities and
strip our industries. 1t didn't take US
altogether unawarcS.
Now that tho sun is shining once
more. VIC must make hay.
Uncle Sam is sending out a hurry call
for his harvest hands-thc Victory Lib
erty Loan.
II" asks them to come promptly and
not cmply-handed. To bring their tools
For tho world at large today is his
harvest field. Tho world Trade his crop
ripe for The cutting.
But every nanjack Of us must be on
the job if we hope TO get it in. We
cant do it by lazing around in the fence
corners, swapping yarns.
We cant do it by laying back looking
at the rainbow and wondering if there
is really a pot Of gold al either end.
We've got to get out into tho field
Got to lend Uncle Sam our tools.
So set your alarm clock for daybreak.
Get ready tn do your part.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-03-25

likely be increased in number during the
coming summer. The demand for
houses of moderate size and moderate
cost was never so great IN this Sommu-
nifty as now. Many builders are now
making contracts to sell houses as soon
as the work has, been well begun
Wheeling needs new homes and also
needs to give employment TO its idle
labor. This is a propitious time to
not only assured of a return upon his
investment, but is also rendering q pa
triotic service