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The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1919-09-03
Hot Weather---Ice
Tea.

True economy consists in obtain
eng what you want at a fair price;
there is no economy in buying cheap,
common stuff, particularly does this
apply to tea. Golden Gate Teas-all
fiavors-are high grade; full flavor,
choicest quality, packed in flavor
tight. moisture-tight cartons, six va
rieties, Ceylon, Japan, Oolong, Gun
powder, English Breakfast, Black and
Green. All make delicious drinks,
Sshether hot or iced.
One pound Of japan tea will make
500 cups; one pound of Ceylon Tea
will make 400 cups; both are good;
tleither cost to exceed IA of cent
per cup. If you have not done so,
try Ceylon as an iced beverage. You
will be delighted; it is flavory, rich,
pure. clean, economical and healthy;
also try it as a hot drink; its excel
leRce will surprise you.
We have the sole agency for Co
IS,zakus Of Golden Gate Teas, Cotfees,
Sp5res and Flavoring Extracts.
J. II. STEVENS & son
Phone 90. The Main st. GrOcers.
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1919-09-03

institutions for America. This is the
first obligation of every citizen to
his country, and it is an obligation
which comes with impelling appeal at
the present time. The patriotism of
all Americans saved the country from
the foreign foe. The same patriotism
should be shown to save America
from within.
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1919-09-03

Bright autumn weather has called
out the devotees OF horseback riding
In numbers that have Increased from
week TO week for the past two months.
Now that the war work lie not SO COM
polling one sees single eQuestriennes
and big, jolly parties, as well as many
happy pairs, in the parks and roads.
Judging from the smart togs Of the
women, a rumor that the side saddle
was about 10 reappesr IL utterly with
out foundation.
As for the riding habits, they seem
to have reached a degree OF excellence
in style and becomingness that makes
It hard TO suggest any improvement
Coats and breeches are cut on the
same lines as last year, and there Is
little variation In them. The coats are
trim about the body and rather full
In the skirt. bat, while lines remain
the same, tailors modify the cOnstruc-
ton to make the thin woman look less
thin and the plump woman look slen.
der. Nearly all coats have skirts that
extend all the way roNnd the figure,
but there are exceptions TO this rule
like the trim model shown In the
picture above.
Heavy whip-cord is a favorite
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1919-09-03

For Indigestion, Constipation or
BiliOusness
Just try one 50-cent bottle of LAX-FOS
WITH PEPSlN. A Liquid Digestive
Laxative pleasant to take. Made and
recommended to the public by Paris Medi-
cine Co. manufacturers Of Laxative Bromo
Quinine and Groves Tasteless chill Tonic.
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1919-09-03
LAX.FOS WITH PEPSIN

is the name Of RelIable and Perfect Laxative
which soon relieves Sick Headache. Dizziness. In.
digestion. Stomach Trouble. Gas and Piles caused
by Torpid Liver and Constipation. Always use
Reliable Laxative In the treatment Of Colds. Grip
and Influenza.
LAX-F0S WITH PEPSIN Is q Liquid Digestive
Tonic Laxative excellent In It's effect on the
System. both as o tonic and as laxative. II is
Just as good for Children as for Adults. Pleasant
20 take. Children like H.. Soc
Made and recommended 20 the public by Paris
Medicine Co., ST. Louis. Mo-. manufacturers Of
Grove Q Tasteless chill Tonic.
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1919-09-03

Famous Shivar Mineral Springs
water is one Of the few waters which
does not lose its virtue in shipment.
1t is just as effective in Columbus
as it is in South Carolina. Try bot
tie and be convinced. J. L. Walker &
Company
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1919-09-03

Shivar Mineral Springs water is
sold under a positive guarantee. Drink
the water as prescribed and if at the
end of the period you are not bene-
fitted, come back and get your money
J. l.. Walker and Company.
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1919-09-03

material and new habits made q
IL appear in oxford gray, pepperand
salt mixtures, dark green ant
brown. as well as in the perennial nav:
blue.
Black hatter's plush sailors and tri
cornes, derbies and some soft felt hat
make @ choice in headwesr that givei
everyone a chance 10 choose something
becoming. In vestees there are man
white and black models In stripe ant
Cross-b bar cottons and others Of brigh
red wool with brass buttons. to b
worn with coats that reveal only
glimpse OF the vest. AS for footwear
it's boots and saddles" this season
the puttees that appeared in the sprinI
having abdlcated In favor Of black o.
tan boots. Heavy gloves and esunt
lets are In the same colors.
Soft tan-colored blouses for real util
ity and country roads are recommend
ed. In white neckwear one may choose
stock, a plain turnover collar
or a crash collar, and in ties the ssco;
or the four-in-hand. besides the
small eravat bow worn with turnovers
n Pa
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1919-09-03

DRUGGISTS refund money if PAZO OINTMENT fais
to cure Itching Blind Bleeding or Protruding Piles.
Instantly relieves Itching Piles, and you can get
restful sleep after the first application Price oOc
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1919-09-03
To Cure a co,d In One Day.

Take LAXATIVE BRCaO Quinine. It stops III,
Cough and Headaeh. md works of the Cold
Druggists refund rlcucy Il i fills 10 cure.
T. w. GROVES 81 STATURE on each box. sOc
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-05
JAPAN'S PRIDE HURT,
HITCHCOCK'S VIEW
n.A.L..r n~y. A.i.LI"s nav. niaat -
n~tah.t. La niI4h.

whpffIIItiibt anu 4" iaI"''n Il"
.,i..ImaiI.n 80" ,a"i"I s'"""hs Ia 'h"
I.h.u.. al %. I,,I. i"''l"I"l Tea"
hy n,u.I", IiI"h"."h yI"h !" h"
i,...d .,m,- 80 n"ilru"I p'll" 'h"" ~"
It.,,I IuIr,.sI Ji~ ""urIm "rr'r--"d
,I-.r int"r"-i w ~" "'at""""i R'v"" v"
nv unrnn M.,Iuu ~ III" Inpnn"n" min.
rI,,p vhI,ar IN ru'u" 'IupricTr VIM 'nN""
To- ImpIy TINT japan miHh' not "n'"r
ihc ,rnRuo II uhr wore not Hlv"n "l'InI'
Ity villa, tho white rRcna 0f tn" w"Th.
Mr. IItrhcork mid ~" did not b"Il"r"
Jupuu would rIny out for nny Hm"h
reason.
'"rhr Inunn"ro demand Tor rnrlhI
couolIiy md her inRiat"ncr that NIL dis
rrImInnIInnr ngninR, races bc dlHcoh-
tInucd IN baRcd more on national prih"
thnn on nntIonnl iHtrrcat. mid S"nhtor
IIuchrock. "In NIL International INIT
tors the Inpannsr hnvc equality or front
mont In thu League itself Japnn IN
numcd M ono Of the nvc great nhtinnH
81 the world M II permanent mctnoer
Of tho executive council.
'Dnly whom IT comes To domgStic mat
tcrs du the nations belonging 10 inc
league reserve the right 10 make his-
,,rimiuutiou bet wcrn rhrcs. This Ihclnoeh
ur course Immigration. and In some
.Intrs II IL c0V"r"d by laws relating ="
marriage hcl wr"n certain rnc6h M wei
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-05
FORD To BUILD
MOTOR n
STREET CARS

tuII,'ir Mitch hU'|I Z h""""''
,u,,uI ~y-n weed" i"d"v Wv 'h"'l'" u! H"'
,,,,,, pnur,nI upr,,nr"r "f ~" 1'""'v
r.,d a. rnn Trn"inr Company. 'h"'
Itrurv Tu,1 pnd ,,ih"r Urrn''"rr ~ Nv"
lrrcIur orgrnIznil"n mr." now w"'"'''
n, pInna for 81 root rnr driven nv M
InIcrunl combustion m"i"r which WIZ
i,Ic,unu4rrrtn ON tho Hirr"ir OF D"'T"''
thin rurnm"r.
Ilruteunni Colonel IT, j. Il"II. on" ~
TIM drsiVucrr Of tn" Liberty Motor
viii nluu como To Detroit 1" nH"lHi III
dr,nuupI rnliOn Of ia" now eur. Lou
trnnuI Culou"l Hull hn' already w"
rcYEruIIy worked out mn'"r-"'''"'
n, REG, cars. but will cooprrnl" with MI
Ford In pcrfcrtnG the latt"rH ne"
ideas.
Mr.. Sorcnann snys TINT h" electric
driven chr ls no longer the modern
mrnns uf transportation ana shhhId DC
rrnlnCcd by the moIur-urlVcn syhtrh.
! '"rh,. question OF price iH not TN" DIE
,h,nu in the street railway purchnS'
nronosul. lml whether D"irnlt IN H"IhE
, In II, snddIrd with II transportation HyH.
Ir,n Tint viii soon Ice h0pl"hSly OUT az
, duio hrcnusn ur the new Inventions tilhi
nro canning to the 'front.'. hnlil MIR. n"r
rnsut "'rhc present electric street -'hr
un We arr II Ia car rlrc"lh In IN I'M
In.t DAVIS The street cnr mr. we know u
! Inns been 80 hong recognized ny "hE'
nr"rn mn Inefficient That In ""''"Hh",
hnr hrrn drninnrd ana Ia In pf""nHn al
| trial ,
| "r;nrIuurrs rurdrin the pr"n"ni nlrrr'
! railway nyrIruI rV"rywh"r" "' 'hi
ground Of orrruno. !, o"nln Ia" m'I'h.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-05

at the right 10 acquire real estate'
These determinations may hurt Japan
ese pride. but they do not affect Inc III
teresl Of Japan az h nation.
We cannot agree To abandon our
right Ia uakc these dIsGriinlna lIohs'
they come under the hG4h Of domestic
annira. they NJ. MT lhl@rha'i"h l.
they aTG. 81, ". ihIhh IhEy are. r"i 'h"
rurir.am 81 In"a"Itlns "ui Ia"" panty
aui ga, lnL~siI'lni niaii'laihu japan 70
(,.. T.. .I., lh.. aan.r ~ hE' '"""''Fr
Hv.ry uLii., ""s hi 1" lao
tin"Hl""i I""'I"ii'"" ~ what tie -
.I..d IGas,I. ,,"V.u"ui VII ln''I""" a."
"'"""I"a d""p l"'"'""' "'"'''r w"
o.urIn,r ~ W""ilur l"r hn' |h"F NV
nat .r," ~ ,r"k" rry public "l"i""""'',
Thr J,~ogu~ - Fufrr"r rr""r r"bIeh"'
y rIni ~r,~nI i"'lny pUlilrH hrr. nv
InIn-iIn Fmrk ur Chicago on r"c"T1 ~
d,r,nrInr TINT 'RcnninrH Lodge. KNOX.
! porah aud Wv, non mud Now nnh th"'r
,nIIonguns VIII" prc Appearing Tho l"nG""
nf mai lunn covenant Prc wrong W fh"Y
thIuk tho American poopl" arc Fupp"rt-
InR them Iu their crltIniam.'
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-05

hIo uor,niiIad u 10. from ia" h"" :"
tho Hhip. WHARF u T"mni""d !" a """'
,,orro1 uundIIinn. dTaEnlnh Ito '"""P
with n, aa psT diagram if VI" "''"'"
voYo Iu la laLnn ah"nih hn"lh. 'h"S
,,. drawn Iu by mnnna uf Va" l'h""'
limo Ia ,hn nam. p"iui fr"m ~hi"h Ih"y
war. ,.unrhei, namoIy. nhah III" h"am'
.u1 ,hou hnIa, nj shnnr1.
Tim niunInn ut thu Dti"r w"" !" k""p
,ho .wsop limo n thrnA~HtrHhh"h H'"'
o.hIo n ooriaIn d,pih b"noath tn" sur
r,oo NJ tho wator, thu" "lo"rinH tho Mons
bororo II OF all mlnoS planted ny tha
onomy.
ThI. wan accomplished by TIM cnbl"
Of tho mlno coming IN CONTACT with tho
nrnup aud aiding down to tho ottor on
althnr sidn. whore not OF hardened
stool tooth woro set In tho arivnl con-
rootInr tho Ottor Win tho swoop; thoro
after a worry abort tlme by continual
suwinF whluh MAS got up through vibrA-
ton, tho mino gable wsa out in two.
allowing tho ntine to float to Tho sur
raoo olsar of tho vsHAsl, nnd In full
y!or- of tho abort HunnarS. who MADE
Q0.o.; wnrk Of II.
A mine being caught In the sweep
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-05
SURPRISING Father
Or MAKING the Home Safe for the Family
By STUART RIVERS.
by SIUAhI INV El"o
Artistic Temperament Measles and Unbreakabe Lamp Cn

send mo, only she remembered I was
still busy in tho kitchen. and she let
father go. I guess she had n Fremont
ton that something might 70 wrong,
because l heard her talking To hcrSc.f
after she went in the living room to
read the paper.
II wasn't any premonltion with me-
knew something vas going to happen
you could tell It by tho way father
spoke when he got back and went In
the living room to show mother what
he'd bought.
IT'S ono or those kind OF chimnnys
that wont br,.Ik' Huys he. TITS mad"
out or unhrnnknhle glass. Just hocn
patented. Tho clerk showed ma how
You could throw IL on tho floor without
nInnhhinF II.
Iunt ar soon 40 no said that word
"ppI entod" l saw mother l6Ik scared
rnrnn un Ir she'd heon gh"hi. aud
made grub for tho chimney. Int
wasn't Gulck enough.
"I.nh,'' nuYn hn nnd ho bnnGs the
chimney "n tho finnr
I.u"hiIY wo had nrmn ahn"rhGnt col
tom handy. IT wa hadn't n"rr"n" til"
rug would hnvu hrnn nl"'II"h. n"Ihni r.
dinnn w"uId hnva ho"n "nV'r"h will
hi""d anyway, bat ! s'L ia" ""it'n nmrl
hnI1 II T." hor n"n" Wall" fnlh"r hI"mrhi
n I.nriu or ""id m"i"T.
"WnlI" r"Yu U'"lh"r "f"r w"'h -l"r
ped III" bl""h1nr rIurn IL" 'uI nmi hr'l
her u""o bound ur with " ri"'n st nj
hnrIvn Inpo ,h" in"h"d III" "l," wn-
Ia Ihn ir",'hnr with ~ nIm"I"'r rH,
nurh ", - hnpn P",I'r" rnil"n"'l. IN
hn n beautiful rir1t with your nIilr'il
ruu"in rnlI~y "ntulnr I" uIrl"r i"".'
Iru'h"r trTod I" unr" u NIL 'lrh' w
telling her nh" could w"nr ~ ""'l. h'It ih"l
hIdn' ,n"m Irri thu ihIng I" my mn'i"r
tho rir'lInrinnrr-,
n Inrlt Inv all Iho ROOT ~ III" "v"uluE
10 fnd tho other ri"""n Of TIM lnmr
chimney, I'nl""r I'll r""m u III nrv"r
holirvn Tint -" much rIuur could ""mH
uu, ~ crn chimney
No Cnur,n Fnl'v dllu't ""rn", Th"lr
kil not tho mrnrlrr lurl ut tho rluhI
miuutn m WI hn,t tIIpI'"r HunIiry Might
IN unnrr that In ir y"I could nvcrl"'lt
| mother blaming father for tho cat on
h~r unnr. tho lamp not hrlnR lit nm
! Cousin HnliyD Kids mrrnlon all ht The
| SANS time. ..
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It's funny about father. Sometimes
II don't seem like no could even go
out and buy q bag OF salt without nav
Ing the clerk sell him a patented Kind.
or have 1t turn out TO be plaster or
paris after hc got II home He's I'M
lucky that way. Mother says he tries
TO buy something that will put the
family in the hospital. but then moth
cr.s suffered for Il good many years
over that unlucky streak In lathcr
nature. Just now sho's suffering from
, cut on her nose, and father isn't say
Ing very much about labor saving In
vrntlnns or patented things for the
housewife.
you'd think II person could hn sent
am Ia mr. store to buy IA lamp chin
nov ind get away win II. hut not
father: his luch Isn't that Kind.
Mother started tho thing by sending
nm Invitation To Cousin Harry uh'l
Cnunin sally. rnYinH nh"'h llh" th"h'
To- Dome dawn l." sunday might nupp"f
or r,ursn Ihuy n"rrpird thern'n n"iiilna
.uci, Ihni '"maI" Ii"rry want n""url.
only IunyI,n nu az IniiI"n""h"
'nnw" rayu n."Il,"T I" n". 'Y"" d"
n,I mad rat r",n" hnI'.h"n" f"I III" lamp
1 ~nuI IL lIrhl 10 @h'" I "''"'" i'"I'T
h.rr fih" nIw"rn "rr'''l"'"" ihi"r"
ihaI nrn n'Ii"Ii".
Mrri.r IIh"" go, I""'r, - -'""h" "'
- Inur .,.,~i "td l"n ~ f'l "h"''" W."
uhrd u ryrr "In." "n"u Ih"l i"'"'"''
- nIrn va, go ,.ur r''t i"lh hoe '''"I "
wn- irrrI'rt'n~n'"l
"yvh,i'n w.. unI,rr with ia" "i""-
, irI, Iiyhir1 nnLr rnIh"r.
"EI"'trin ItEhIu nrn M ir""h''"' 'lr'
,untL"t t'niIrr hlrln my any h'''
nnL | ay,ul,nthizrd with him. h""""H"
didn't knnw whnI II n"nnt "lih"r.
Nf,nr got hn~k from ia" "'"r'
rnihcr "uM h"'d riII Va" limp: m"h"'
,c, him. hnvlmr r"m"ih'nE for IN" u
do In tho hllrhrn.
''rur pIiy HII,"". whit hnV" Y"'' """'
noww' my. m"th"r when nlin hr"r'
the rhmn'"Y rInnSh.
Al iurrn LID" th"n- father n'%ay'
8 arwrr-. NuihiuK." ~ THAT'S whht ~
gnid thon.
Mother looked over tho dnWnH" 1h0
sny, him 30 conln To 30 oul und Hnt nh
othor chimney. NJ lIrst nho wanted u
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-05
FILTRATION MEETINGS

MeoIlnss at local school houses VIII
10 o,ndu0ted by city officials ahd mem
I,GIs or lilo TliirutiuIi G"Ininl1sl"h' lao
sIuuIus uG.I ~.Ch. /" GnllEhl"" Va"
uuLii. .n Ihc ~,IhInss "f Ia. n'"I"s"h
TIliaIIinI nysi'.n IhIa ~aa '"aaS h""~"
Icy Tie. ...inn. Ioai"u i"al Tih1II
Ia adiiiI." 4" a'l1' "s""L n"Insl 'l'"''
I.aI .-r-,I.""nIa viii H.. pni f"''""'l With
ti.n,u. t',inu,"n "l'l"r 'H'"''ls' "f 'h-
Callahan ishn,"i,,i"a !" '.h"'r" 'h""i
lot Iioi..nau VII d"n.,""i,"l'' To-" ~"'h
~ ,",-uuinutr ""h all "l)t"' "'''"l""I"
urrd ~ p,,lTVI"1 v"'~T. l" r""l' " ~"
TOM 80 ~ al wont ~ f"r Wh""llng. under
Ihn urutnzrd hnn1 lHuun
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-05

.ouId alwaya la dot srIninsd Wy ths
".lurtua" nr Tho nabIa, This was oAutsd
nv ID. vibration ~hiuh lad bss" Ynl
nm through tho ."niani with the Dlha
.nd H.. l,"lna ".T,i.d along Win ihs
Quar-.
rho first ship fiilnh with o'"ra NAh
D. M, n. Mnlnnpur. IN ipi6. ana N"ft
nun, lhnTnnrIrT thu ~hnln drama FlSAt
or urcni britain hah h""n rIMllnny
nuuIppoh. Whom tho United H'nteH an.
iore1 tho world war. u waS found mat
romothinu must Ia don" TO d"Struy ths
mInns which,, hldd"n from the S'ow OF
n.rInors md naval mon lurk"d IN an
tho ratsra travsrsod by tho trADHporth
md merchant Hhipr. II wRH th"n thar
ENGLAND cama 10 our aid with her EoctNt
lnvonlion,, tho "Ott"r." and through TINT
omploymcnt OF which wa woro onAbiod
10 sond our roIdiorH abroad TO Huoossa-
fully terminate the great was. Il
Whom tho 0ormAn submarines vsaee
thsno uhoros thoy laid mines ID - doa1-
nols throuEf, which thu trAnspprt1 Halleg,
and tho Otter played "a important raSt
IN clearing Thorn. Ambrose anal w
cleared and kept ~ IN ttiA ~ ~. B II. ~
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-05
Not Guilty OF Murder
OF American Dancer

LONDON. April 4.-itoglnld Dc
Vuclle. a fashion designer. was found
not guilty Of manslaughter In conncc-
ton with the death OF ''Billie" Carl
ton, an American dancer. In tho Old
Bailey court today. The dancer was
found dead under mysterious clrcum-
stances in q London hotel early last
December. and 1t had been charged
that De Vuelle supplied her with
cocaine.
De VueTle will be tried next week
ON charge Of conspiring TO obtain
cocaine In defiance OF the defense OF
the realm act
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-05
uupu ppsruaIm1re onnrn

nOSTON, hrrli t--rb" hlro"f"rH OF
tho ITIr1ut Church uf Christ, %"l"nll"t. In
thcir nnpwnr /" III" hlll In equity
hrouyI, by tho trust oor OF tho thrlatlnn
Ccicnrc Publishing 9n"l"iv Inu' month.
rrrltIng 10 hnvr III" directors r"7irn|noh
from interviewing with tho conduct OF b"
society by tho LruHt""a lcclnr" that tho
hoard az directors nj NIL times IN thcl
bnyo cxrrciqra supervisory control nv"r
he affairs Of tho publishing H"Clrty md
such control hnH never been questioned
by the truatccH uuiil recently. Tho
answer was filed I'm tho state auprcf"
court Into today. Tho court issued n
temporary Injunction on Mnrch 20. pend
INK n hearing.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-05
nuCOnD hahIH BhOhnR.

IhuIa hrriI .- I.IruIrnnnI linuha"-
Ird n Irrnu.h aviator YuaIrT'lnY nscrll"d
hI, InuI nr ru"rdny NVh'u "a" r"n"hch ma
altitude Of ninIn IInn IN uhn foot In u
Iur.r UInurh lhIlnuu. Y"rinrh"Y ho IN
.rndrd ia I,uI~""u :h.hb nal h,hhU
with IhlII"'u I,"nn'ur"in, RI" Ilrl""'
.,n,r.l Uvnr I'niIn hurl"r tho nlrhi
'Tkn Im wnnt temperature" i"g lrl"i"h wa"
uIurt 70 d.r,"'n I"l"~ sol" ih'"''
r,nnrur"rn b'"ur"" nightly "I' h hui'"u
tho fllEhl,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-05

Every day OF tho wnr wnH MI
| oil with wund"rn her" In our
midst, ~ which We knrw bun III
| tic. Germany. her cables cut.
had only ono means OF c"n'ihuh'
cation with the world. From her
uirrless stations In Berlin day
ana night flashed forth messages
inirnd"h for her own pn"pI' "'''
side. for neutrnls aud for her
Gncmi"s.
la tho heart ~ l."nd"n. la "a
buiidlng neat dor /" lh"H''"
Ia the strand. lho n!"ah"E"h
whatever their .lnnilnail"r ""r"
| TsGnlss'l
Al s.a I"ur thousand ""nnsis
OF Igaat ~sI" h"rl la "'"s'""'
i..u.f, With tho noNal a"'h'''''"a
tSuI f., wiI.l@sa. which ""'"''
~ ,lu,...a a.,l ....d.. h. ahiI'a h..
yn,"i all siaI'." 'l"''""" '' "''''
...,.fui "aII. g." h"ir, ~" '""''''''
..r tI... a"i.,n"'l"N ~''"h' h"'"
hn.n f., r,""I", The" u '"""
, l., ,-oIiIa ~I,"l"-~ t'l"Y"h ="
I,IIuNIIy t'"''H
or lcu. "r Ih"mn""ln ~ '""" ~"'"
a,.n,l by III. vI'"i m"na"r"' !"
Brought.
E,,, ,,pre wonderful Htlll WIN
tho tlov~loprnont during ~" ~"'
or tho uir~irau t"l"ph"n". Mon
talked from Tho air I" their SIN
lions aomc fnilca nwny on IN"
ground. thoIr volcea being mn nn-
dlhlc IN yours and min" over tho
/ Telephone at which wc sit In our
office.
Shortly no shall bring tho con-
tinent closer to us by this means
+ for with a little further develop
mcnt It will DO possible for any
/ American city by wireless tele-
phouy TO talk every hour or tho
/ day with Europa
Part Of tho yell that has mo-
den these things from US during
! the war Is now in the article Do
( low.
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~~auna nY HIH HT-OHY

NEW KORK. April Tho New to[k
night: -
German cx-kniscrn oPinions' ceDleo
from AmcronEcn and publishea on S Gsp:
Ios ncntinck that MIR. BoEbio had IN IN:
tcryiew with tho former. emperor or AZ.
mn, horizntion TO publish the emperor
views. cabied today to tho No" 1 ls''1e
Times: 1y .nota A.
NV Amcrongen denpntch. ",8'S
ISlKncd) Harold BeKbia In
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NAY LAND AZ DAMx1R

BERLIN, April 4-(By The ASsoslsii
ated Press)-fhe government today M!
formed the party leaders that the FolI9
i'm Danxig IL The Entsnta would furnish
ruaranl eos for their good behavior, e q
This was the subject Of a fresh cons
r.renes bet ~sen Marshal Fp6h and MAJ
A ,n.,. nGii,aisll: ieallns prevails tpri
n.y ikai ,I.;a. a,..siI"" "an liz ssltisd tsnH
l,.abiy. "
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"I-F-5=I' = Z - - =.
LurE rOnHG AII.I!JDha.

tmw Iorp. Awll trs=a'rhs -s'",n w
~. i.is f.m-- niliim-". ~, "sHy EAafA
h..d 81 ". taii"""i tiiy Prnh, wsf Hpi
r,.I..d NJ N0.aaa,I1i IN n '"tu'l 1ite
with Lh- .u,,"R"i" hr'r '"d"y hIlsH
rny,u-ut Of dnhin and expense" ~ Two
appraisal moro than S7f,oo0.0oo femaiiig
ruhJoci to tho inheritance aa"sHsH'e,ss
from which IN" atHic will rec"ivs w,
asI.O29 u In divided rn"nE rsIsuvchf
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Police PICK-UPS

'rhr rull"w1nG W." "nr"r VIII nppNh'
I'm IuIlcr Court ihIr rnnrniuE:
VIII t,tunrr WIN glvnr hIn ToTid"H""
rr tho city. wnn hrrNrl"d P"ri"r""y
drunk. hy Dri~rr ITloIrhn"r.
unIIrIuIIu Manuel n Crock nf Ping
Market Rirccl, wna brought I" tho build
ing charged with luit"rIng on IN" n,r""t
by Officer IlilhruEEC
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Child Labor Committee
Met Last Evening

The West VirEinin child labor com
mittce met nj tho Chamber of Commerce
rooms last night and heard final reports
submitted on recent legislation enacted
by the Stnte Legislature. After adopt
Ing reports. the committee adjourned.
subject TO tho cali Of tho chairman.
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aHrNnBroH ELECTION.

Submission. w. Vn.. April fat tho
annual municipal election. Frank Bur
net, wns elected Mayor ovcr G. l.. Hnrt-
xog md Howard ShInn. o. i. Nay was
elected recorder and r. W. ogden,
Charles. Kendall. Frank Book and John
Null councilman.
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RIVER TELEGRAMS.

DAVIS ISLAND DAM. ll.6 feet, sta
tionnry: clear.
STEUBENVlLI.E II feet. station
nry: clcnr
pARKERSBURG LOG feet. falling
clear.
OH, CITY 81. stationary. cloudy
WARREN IL feet. stationary. CLOUDY
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moropMAH ACQUITTED

MINEOLA. N. Y. April 4-Eo%nru
nanid Transit company train which wa.
wrecked on the brighton Beach line lhs'
November with tho loss or 98 lives. wnf
ncuuiIird by II supreme court Jury nor.
tonight Of II charge o. Hhnhhi"us"''
Yrowins out OF the wreck.
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rA1tItTnuIu'IUI, ArrIi 4. - Trnln
Nh. o., I'nlllm"rn nnh 'Ih'" r"'""nEnr
running lnI wrrn iIuulIuHi"u nnd IHrk-
rT"hurN thin 'n"ruIrE rIr"'h mn uu'"'n"-
hlIn hnIuurIur Ia IN uudrrtnh"r Mt tho
I'rwoIrIh nirrri grounding ut Point F1ohh-
mt, Tho automobile wrm prao,i"slly do
uuulInhnd, but M Unu wnn Ihlar""' rh'h
In thu nngund nutomnhiiu thnt has boon
ntruok at thin uronslnE IN tho past two
woClla,
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puo1s1or NOT GIVEN OUT.

rnR1R, April t--Cpy Th" hH.ociaSes
proesj-MarahnI Foch In expected 'tol
arrive from Spa tomorrow. 10
Nh ward hna yct boon received ~
pnri, rcsncctInk the negotiations with
tho Germans over tho proposals. TO lana
polIsh troops In DRnElB. III