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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-09-14

bought at auction sales in the course
OF time invariably make good lnvest,
ments. TIL $ policy has been followed
by the Aston family the Goelets' Ihe
Wendels and hundreds of others VINO
are to-da ythe wealthiest taxpayers, OF
the city. In fact, large part Of ne
property around the parcel TO De so ,.
IS owed by the Astors, NanderoN''
and Goulds
Fifty-six Of the lots TO be sold are
situated on the Bronx and PeihsH'
Parkway. This Is a magnificent ooaIs-
ward. 400 feet wide, and ore OF 'hs
finest in the city. On Sundays ane
holidays thousands OF automoohe'
drive past this property
day, as there is water and e!ec1t,,S
light on i1astchester Road and en- Re- ',
ham Parkway, and a trunk sewer pu.1.
iHg ON Seymour Ave =. all OF VIZ a.,
can be carried into the lots. should 80
owners ies re 10 build
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-09-14
How Japanese Are
Solving Home Shortage

The Japanese Home Office. appreciate
ing the seriousness OF the dwelling
nouse shortage, HIS arranged to fur,
nlsh the cities Of Toxic, Osaka, Kyoto,
Yokohama, Kobe and Nagoya with
capital at low rate of interest," ror the
purpose of constructing houses. The
authorltles OF Osaka are planning to
are TO be under municipal MANAGEMENT.
at a cost of S10O0O.OO0.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-09-14
Business Troubles
Petitions in Bankruptcy

The petitions in bankruptcy filed yes
terday in tne United States District Court
by Lee Lazarus, slso known as Levi Lax-
arus. salesman, 1907 southern Houle-
vmr' Bronx. shows liabilities OF $4s52 and
no assets. The principal clain Is Good =
man, Cohen 6. Co. $500. Dloomberg &
Bioonbcrg. ) Beekman Street, are the at
torneys.
: l. LEVITT & KOPELsoN BROS.
l:lr.--Ar involuntary petition has been
nled against : l. Levitt and kopclson
M Bros. Inc jobhcrs Of cloahs ana suits 80
assets not given. The principal claims are:
$. r. s Cloak and Suit Company. Inc,
$500: a Margulcs, $500 II. & J. J. Les
ser, 10 Broadway, the attorneys.
LOUIS G!AssMAN AND JOSEPH
BRMDllOFF-An Involuntary petition has
been filed against Louis Classman and
Joseph lSTedhoff, Individually and az CO.
partners doing business under the firm
name of Tlassman & Dredhoff manufact
urins furriers, AZ East Tenth street lia-
b!liti"s and assets not given. The princ-
$780, Nader & Wasserrnan $3.50:
Schechte7 &; Haspei, $1,000 Drcschsler &.
pr"nstein, 225 Fifth Avenue. are the at
torneys
Schedules in Bankruptcy
TIL" schedules In bankruptcy filed yes
terday in the United States District Court
were follows.
MORH1S WATERMAN. - Schedules OF
MOTIFS W anTinan cigar business, 434 SiXtl
Avenue. shows liabilities OF $500. and
as-"ts, S17,7li The principal claims are:
Lor:> Alderman. $1,000: Max Weitn"r.
$1,000; Henry oppcnhc!mcr 4 Co. s3,O73:
pr Hernard Hohenbcrg. $4,000: Morris
Plan. $500 q. a. Grecnwnid. s. a93; E.ngel
brothers, 1872 Nassau Street, are the at
torneys.
Receivers in Bankruptcy
The receivers in bankruptcy appointed
yesterday In th" United Statea District
Court were as follows:
$. l. Levitt & kopelson Bros, Inc.
Judge Julian w. Mack appointed Samuel
j. Ros"nsohn receiver for S. I. Levitt e
kopelson bros. Inc. jobbers of cloaks and
suits. 20 West Twenty first Street, under
bond of $1,000
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SzE1RW RpG0ER7E MONO 2E
E9STI>3E HELD AS Az INVEST
roe 2ONNeS, TO 81 SOLD
3uCZIOW ON ZZIES2Ac

The tremendous increase in rentals
IN the last six months, particularly of
those people who are living in apart
ment houses, has forced people to think
OF home ownership more than ever be-
fore. 1t is practically impossible to
obtain an apartment to-day in any
fairly good neighborhood for less than
from SIS to $12 room.
ne Improvements made by manu-
facturers of ready made or model
houses. as they are called, have de-
Veloped the possibilities of home own
ershlp TOR great number Of folks as
hothlng else has for some time Folks
VINO have felt the demands of land
lords for greater income from their nj
Vestments, which some times were in
great contrast to fairness, have grasped
the possibilities offered by the ready
nome manufacturer to get away from
the grasplng landlord. 1t will be noted
that sales of lots at auction durinp
spring and summer were attended bv
great success, the buyers being folks
VINO live IN apartment house and want
20 END the entangling alliances which
nave been developed by custom reach
ing back many years. and particularly
tional building can easily be secured
and at comparative little expense
with this idea in mind the auction
sal Of the PA lots on the Bronx and
lehman Parkway. which VIII be held on
tuesday, is particularly interesting.
Model House 10 BE Seen
A model dwelling has been butt on
lot 70, which cos; $4,000. and which
VIII be sold at the auction sale a'so for
Whatever It will bring. Thi swas built
to sho" buyers OF lots what they can
do after purchasing.
The auctloneers announce that people
who have not enough ready cash to
buy site and build q house for them
selves viii be assisted financial y. Tn
builder Of the model house on the prop.
envy also annornces that he viii con
tract to build houses similar n .na
enc on lot 10 for $500.
The person who Is nov living in an
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ton Of the Long Island Railroad, and
the 81. Adams Golr Club.
Farmers Avenue, where a number Of
lots are located is the principal thor
oughfare in the St. Albans-J Jamaica
district, in a section Of attractive
homes. The balance of the lots to be
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-09-14
The News of Business

prediction that the Treasury borrowing would
avoraby the paper
verified did
months
bring forward banks that hitherto had the
sentiment for slight downward Commercial
quoted at 51 to 5 the the
relatively unusually
In with business paper
complaining about shortage merchandise They
dearth of bills permitting outstrp
the supply Many speeding
of the of capital delayed
bued to the relatively small o. bills
Rates bankers follows:
Eligible member banks 4404M
For delivery within thirty Eligible member
quoted at eligible
eligible bank bills a per
The following table the
Federal Reserve banks commercial for all
rtancpsn To nnn,,da
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In Bronx County
Satisfied Judgments
In New York County

Brilliant. Leon--A. Re.nhold.
April Is. 1917 .................
Crescent Talking Machine CO.,
lnc.-~J. Robinson; June ;, 1918
H. YES J Lyman Sparrow;
Haley. Frank-G paps ct a.;
March 90. 1893
Myers. Howard l.. and sidney :.
tNyers Bros. ~ H. McKe,.
trustee; April ;. l9ia.....
NIXON j-eWis-The Wyll.s Co;
May IL 1914 .............
Marsh, George A.-Arlerican
Newspaper Publishers Associa
ton Nov. 5. 1915.
hrrVln' larry Nm Caster:
Te5 .. 1918
fe.iS lsnan. inca. Heckscher;
Ferrentino, Alfonso " NJ.
Sar,ny' Jr.; July 10, 1915 va
cdted)
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Model House 10 Re Seen
Lots at St. Adams Near
Station To Be Sold

Joseph P. Day will sell at auction
on the premises, on Saturday. Septem-
Der 20, at . p m. 372 lots at St. AL
bans, Queens, near the st. Adams Sta
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Business Items

W. p. Valentine. of 1913 broadway,
has been appointed New York repre-
sentative Of the Newbert Color Com
pany, Of Massachusetts.
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Dividends

Dodge Manufacturing Compnny-Bos'dcs
tho regular quarterly dividends OF =
per cent on common and u. por cont on
preferred stocks. an extra dividend Of
per cent has been declared On common
stock. TIVE dividend on com;non are Isy-
able October u Stoch Of record Sep
t.naher 81. ard preferred October t.
stoch of record September q.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-09-14

The japanese Government, according
to reports, is fostering the dome site
production Of chemical fertilizers of
all kinds in order to stimulate in
creased agricultural output. Japan
hopes to be self-supporting in this line
III the future with the exception of so
dium nitrate. which is imported direct
from Chile. Oil cake is the chief fer
tilizcr now utilized. Farmers in Japan
Aave great difficulty in usino chemical
fertilizers OH fields planted with rice
because Of periodic foods. Methods
for overcoming this difficulty are now
hriNs S,tudiru
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-09-14
Judgments Filed

The following judgments were filed
yesterdays; the first name being that OF
the debtor:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-09-14

j. Albert Johntra has sold the d"ei.
ling al ID Ash Street corner Magnsv-..
Place. Flush'"~ COR Marion Eldrios''
20 Berenice Brown.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-09-14

sold are in Kenmore. Mayville anu
Fletcher avenues and adjacent strsr-''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-09-14

Shipments of Labrador beaver, bear,
weasel and otter are expected from La
Ma bale Quebec. in time for the ne xt
auction of the Metropolitan Fur EX-
change, beginning on September 80.
A quantity OF Russian furs, including
squirrel. fitch and white fox. also are
expected 20 reach here in time for the
sale. The October auction is eX-
pected 10 take place between October
x and 90
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-09-14

The establishment Of new raw
materials division is announced by the
American Steel Export Company, under
the management of A. A. Schneider
This department will have supervision
0ot only over I'll imports and exports
INIT also OF domestic sa les of pig iron
marganche. chrome and low phospho-
rous iron ores, ferro-alloys, coal and
coke
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-09-14

he who doesn't follow this standard
writes himself out of the fold and will
find himself a pariah with whom no
one will deal"
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cceptances up to ninety days:

Trade acceptances.
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NERVOUSNESS
ON The Decline
Doctors Encouraged, They
Hold Out Hope for All

"EothinG wrong bu: my nerves We
hear i =: home. 1T work ana e'e 81;
wh,rr Certainly. n"r"ouS?eSS IS uiS
ca,. \ man or woman rfiSh' pet,W
hlvr 4 broken log than sHatteFed' III
down nervous system
Orc-wo-k and worry drains the
rr-..c cc,!s and cHn:rrS Ok AL lne'.
strength and vitality. then you se'
YOUR slreplfss nights, poor oOoc. III!
youSnnss, wDrry ami fear. mo pe''sI
doctors OF today know just VITA, 10 40
In cases Of this kind. y few weeks use
O; Phosphat-h Iron rarely fatiH 10
strengthen and t"ed tHe Us
hungry nerve ccntcrs.
Phosphated' Iron certainly does NaHc
hold. The WAY the r7a1ortfF ot pa
,i"ns come back IS remarkable.
What A change In appearance. 700
The 'ch~e&s become flied out an" HASh-
I'd. with The healthy ruddy glow that
oniv nure red iron:zed blood can give.
ewes sparkie. their step has the spring
md swing O. yo@,h and their whole
svstar, seems 10 be alive with energy
and good spirits.
Mr. Nervous Man OF NoH':7. Fno',
cha,ed Iron vii! 10 all this 70? $pu II
Won will give /; chance. Do not draE
around, all in and halt dead an"Snrt
Cay when help IS so near. "cI """' E
and be 4 live one once again.
To insure doctors and th'i9 patients
rri,In-s The genuine rh6Sphat"d iron
We haSe pu: in capsules Only; SO 60 I,ot
How dealers 10 give you pills or TAO
Insist on capsules
9. Fl. Grinst & Co. druggists, and lead
ing druggists, "verywhcrr-
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COX
CALLED BEFORE
THE PRObERS

Sp~c;at Dispatch To TIL" l7tsii S"H''''
COLCMRI'S OHIO. Fob. 81 '"'7~e
nor Cox will 30 a witness h"f"-" 80
special senate comm t.'''' "''Eh - ~"
making NJ iuvrStic:t 10 d'''FH,th''
who S"-;t 10 Washinr;"n n" IilhN NIX
lied notification tl.a, III" '"Ets'''4r'
ratified :hc federal dry a'i'ef'cf;! az
Former Secretary Of state fulton pas
b'Sn SuhI""nasd-
Tho session " tn s"ras" N2$ ''.
pied FOR more than m hour t"caE VIII
q verbal combat between senator
Wright. -. Cleveland. Democrat. III"
Senator M:tirr. chairman Of IN" jHi'!e
cor,rni;:"" on temperance. The "F7n-
Elc ended ~ Senator Davis. ot March
ms r,nlt,nS = motion TO ADJOURN.
Ecpr"sr:!:n::Yr Jones. OF TcumhuI. IN
troduc.d \ t.iN lH1sic= the pay Ok Souh-
~ off:rlalv - tn" Tx duFNca'r M
stead Of ~" ;",rli:,';ur ~ r"un;!"S In"
maximum i.,y = n':,:.'"rs ARD 'r"aSuT-
crs would -. :. go ..:.I * county COM
miSsionsrS e.,.'..-
! Reprrscu,r;j>.. ".;..> Republican. to-
dav introduced = ~,.s..::'.,.;I calling upon
t,oyernor Cox L. tell he Legislature"
what he knows ,nr"' - teaching %
German IN tn" schools and its evils
This resolution has no connection VITA
the controversy between Governor COX
and tho house over the CoInirES anti
GerurGn school bill
A hill BY Mr.. Bond. OF Belmont. pro
vtdes In eases Of felony. where AT mo-
gent prisoner has no attorney that 'hc
court shall ttx compensation instead OF
Shs county commissioners.
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LEWIS ASSERTS
Continued from Page one)

rho form of treaty through their
senator's rs their representatives But
it also will have the added advantage
IN tina. it's DISTINGUISHED champion Will
20 to his countr?mr1 With tho truth.
And they will approve OF his und"rtak-
inr as they have everything with which
he has gone to thcri Yes. the people
will decide
Senator Reed spoke briefly when
Senator Lewis concluded. He said that
II tho Illinois members argument was
correct. the league would not have pow
or 10 ltmr fnericis armament and
added:
.,Tr that saa. tho chief arsu-
rnerrt for the r-osrte ia withdrawn and
the chief reason for it's existence does
not appear to exist"
Senator Lewis digressed greatly from
his prepared address III analysed in
detail the arguments NJ Senators Horah
and Reed and also declared that in May
1915. Republican, Leader Lodge had
SPOKEN IN support OF tho league plan.
Tho Monroe Doctrine
Replying to the argument that n"
league would ccutr1c>ne the Monroe
noctrne. Senator I,f-Rts declarrd that
by tho rory plan Or the society. the
world would guarantee that doctrine
He also declared th"re WAS no S!nNrH
for assertions that kings and "r'p"r"rs
would control the i"ar,I". Tor. assuming
shat the J'rn'ral ard S..uth American ~
nublics would hc rn"rr.h"T& IN equality
with Tho ErH;e!! "ni0.'"~. IN" American
-rp1rblic= r"ul,! "IIir"i" ;hH F:uro7"Pn
nations.
1T m'v' +. ;'a,n." aid W. E."wtss
"tha, y.:.:.t"r: :t@:" read This document
in a W.. .t..' .r"A'lv 'n:si"d them
Senator '...':'S said r" could ""t "oa-
,niy. go r.'t:s.. ~ assume that n. 2-in-
.:ipai I.-:.:,-l'n: ";"ar republics would
.c.. h;.... ...;r!a! representation With
r;r~as l.:i'",:.'S colonies. and asserted
hat :r:-.'.-s had va:&c"nstr':"d the
lca=,,r ..',:,rt..; by a%s,;v,tns that the ex-
ccI;;..,. .i..,r,..l! ;'.S:"aG Of the league tt
yr'r .,...r',. .r,t.t 70! IL policies.
III, l,..:.,..s senator also d"c!arer! Ms
,snu~ ~s..;.i submit 10 The l"aEIl: only
ui;.~:! ,i,e winch th"v considered were
rnat...r. for - Jurisdiction.
Wl":t senator l-wfs concluded the
aa,,l:.uS.. yva@ 50 tnS!-.rnt THAI Vice
-I,rt.s!.!... HarShail &Su~'! sharp
warmth. :" spectators IL ne galleries
,l"r;ar,n:. that were acting rKr "E"lSh"-
y;sts' IN ,lu!atiar -t:t"s AGAINST ap-
ul;,,:sc md HAT h" wcr:!d "!"aC ;he gal
lcri"s Mt tn. next demonstration
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OVATION
ecmstuu1d PROM Page neS

At another point rho president said
that II the great hops of he world 1of
a league Of nations was disappointed nc
would wish Tor my part never to have
had America play any part whatever IN
This attempt 70 "nancspate the world
l hay. no more doub; OF the verdict OF
America 10 this matter than have
doubt Of the blood that - in me
At every turn from the dock through
out the two miles OF tn" parade IN"
president was checrsd except in on"
block where the crowd vas forbidden
to because OF the narrow street.
The National army. the navy. ths
state guard and the city police. IL lines
on either side OF the route. formed n
guard Of honor FOR the enttrp distance
Of the drive So effective wore the ar
ranEemen.s that not an unpleasant IN
cident occurred.
Suffraeettes Arrested
Opposite tho state house. IN front O.
which a group Of wounded sctti:rS
greeted the president. Ii handful ~ SUI
fraxists clein;.E 10 represent the Ma
;ional Womans party. took thair stand
sor a de1nonstrati"n which the! had an
nounced. Before ~. parade reached
;hern they were told BY the police 10
move on. EcfusiaE. 'h"y were ar7's:'
ed for lettering and locked UP. Later
n, the hotel. tn" president received
romrlitt..> from the Massachusetts "o'
man SufEra-r association non--uui'
:ant organizations. and asked rs mem
bnrS 10 convey - tn state body his
warm regards and sympathy.
Pro- d"ut Wilson woS accom- pan:'d II
;h,. parade ard later 20 Mechanics hall
wh"r. h.. <p"k" t-,f"rH 5000 persons. -
l., -.
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county and local authorities, got under

county and local authorities, got under
way.
Employees of the road testified that
spikes had been removed from a switch
which was being repaired. and whom
She double header light engines hit the
switch ih"y started for tho castbound
tracks. sid"sw:plng the passenger train.
THIS testimony WAS given by W. y.
carroll. signal supervisor Of the Pitts
burGll division.
H." sad that he tried TO flag the
double header but his signal lantern
won; ONT. other employees testified that
they .nd"avor"d To flag the engines. but
were unsuccessful. The investigation
Will 10 continued tomorrow.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-25
Strong Fight Against
Thompson Al Chicago

CHICAGO. Fab c4-Ch!caEo tonight
erdcd a lively canpaicT for It's primary
election Tomorrow - rnrHiaat' c3I-
didates for mayor an! aldermen
Mayor William Hal" Ttn"n*on who's"
war record was attacked during IN
canvass by tiis Republican opponents,
Judge Harry Olson. of IN" 'nu"'%8Thl
court, ard captain Charles l.. M"rr.I"I
S-"ks rc-ri~rtoa aft"r on" iuu--y"-,T
tcrr
tn. Democratic contest WAS Boz w""n
Robert N Swritz"r. WHO lost :"
TG ornpson Four years aEs, and Tho@'ns
Carey. a leader in newocraric politics
!nr many wears. but n"T"- before i cali
d,Gate FOR office. !''h ~ :'H:nr'"d
Themselves cnnhd"ut OF Victory Il. iA'
polls to-IGnrrOw
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-25
YOU CAN KNOCK
CUT THAT COLD
DE. BELLS P1NE-TAR-HoNEY WILL
HELP TO DO IT.

What's more. il will help nature t" do
= quickly and thoroughly. You can
tackle any cough due to colds or br"h-
,.hial i:r.iatic1, with DR.. Bells Pinr-Thr-
Honey with full assurance Of quick re-
lief.
\ fcw cents invested In bottle. To-
day. and Il few minutes spent IN reading
l ne directions will mean readiness for
cold when it comes along. The halsam-
L.. snolh.+lg ingredients help Nature 10
loosen coughs due TO colds Try IT
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-25
For Burning Eczema

Grcasv saves and o;n.mcnts should
rot be applied il good clear SKIN IS
wanted. From any druggist Tor 33c, OF
500 fox large size, get bottle OF Zemo.
When applied as directed 1t effectively
removes eczema quickly stops itching
and heals skin troubles also sores,
burns wounds and chatting. Il pcnr'
tra.es, clcanscs AMI snnthcs. Zemo IS
a clean. dcps0d2hlc and Inexpensive.
antiscp,ic liquid. Try 1t, aSwc believe
nothing you have ever used is as euec-
tive and satisfying.
TlcF. ". Eo,c Co. Cleveland. o.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-25
GEORGE
FEARS NAR IN
GREAT BRITAIN

ICEEOE. 30. 2i.-The United
L:%Sdom IS faced with the pros
poets CT civil strife and the house
Of commons, should Go every thing
In its powor to avert It, Premier
Lloyd George declared today in IN
PRODUCING bill to constitute COM
,uIc1cc to inquire into the conditions
prevailing IN the coal industry.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-25
ENGLAND DEMANDS
RETURN OF CANNON

LONDON. Feb. q. Via MontrcaD-
C;rnai Britain is demanding immediate
return Of all British guns captured by
the Gcrmans. This was announc III
the house OF commons by Andrew 30
rar Law. the government spokesman. IL
answer 10 question BY Colonel Z. H.
Burn.
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caused Disagreement.
Il saw an advertisement :cr Gull
cura Soap and Ointment. fused two
cakes OF Soap and one box 0: O:r!-
nent. which healed him. 'Sisncdl
Mrs. G. R. Carpenter, Route l. Cary,
N. c., Aug. %, 1913.
The Cuticura Toile: Trio. cnn3:s'inS 81
Som. 3:n.ment and Ta'c;:;I. promote 90
,,a,r;a,rs skin puriiy. t1Iru:o:i as! hra":.
sample EAch Free by Mail Address:
"Cuticura. Dept. II. Boston Sold ever
;J!e:r, ) C.'a,, cJCA,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-25
kfgh2asfdn'S Ruler
Is Reported Murdered

LONDON. !'"h. !lahlhullah KhNn.
til a!n:r.uf AfEhnm!s'an. WAS murder red
on F"Ir,;nry 90 uc""r'iing :" AN ":f!"iai
announcement mad" h'rr today.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-25

IN GI.StcTS nNO TIE U'IS"
,cIswould burstandscale
Overland itch. The b:ca k
ing OF, started or his
face and wen; over his
BODY and chest. The
skin was red and sore,
and the breaking out
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-25
HOY Could He.

Judec-The witness positively idcnu-
fcs you as the burglar.
Da-inr Till-Uow could he identify
me when hc had his head covered up IN
the bed clothing all the time:
BUY WAR SAVINGS STAMPS
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-25
CUT|CURA HEALS
SKIN TROUBLE
On Baby in BIisterS' Went
Over Body. Red, Sore
and Disfguring.

my baby took severe skin
trouble a, the age Of ono week. twas
The Holly chieftain., 1919-12-25
County Seat News
Deass 1hreushout County,
Clipped Country Hxshansss.

been complaining is of the bslmy
spring variety in comparison with
the brand common in Siberia dur
ing eight or nine months of the
year, according to Alvin Wright.
grandson of Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse NJ.
Monday after twenty-five months
of service with the American forces
in Russia The thermometer some
times gets too low to read in ST.
IBERIA, but the troops were prOvid-
ed with plenty of warm clothing
and soon accustomed themselves to
the intense cold. Young Wright is
in good condition despite all the ex-
pOsure which he suffered. and feels
that his experience has been worth
while. II future service is required,
however, he would prefer the eli.
mate of Mexico to that of Siberia.
Lamar Sparks.