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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-04-28
THE WAY OUT.

By n, ADDlNGTON BRUCE
Author o. m. RIDDLE Of Personality" r-s,choiog, aud
Iarcnthoud. Etr
tCopynkht. 1919. hy The A.soeated Newapapetal

them sl cone OF thrn. must Duci|
Great lufpuso
Wb,thrI great ur small ulrh 4
low u,h co. poor learned co. iEuufaufl
wise or foolish. powerful CO.. apnti
entity imputont ,apn human and bon
dtNiduul u o. fore, fur construction
dia%intrTuuon
90 o. man ,limb without envy. foi
SETTING himself boz bis puruusr, a
shall climb far Or boz, look with .ut
a. his higher brother and with au
20 those below him Lr shall climb u1
slipping sands and tud hImHrlt tgHil
go the foot
ur,r So pu, su%oti,fs burdens
o. command unchanged and uuI
rNHuErahl, GIVE unto each HH uul
pufiuuiib to EruN aud a. build fuI
prurr,sa
Freedom tu stri,, s th, no, lgi.
Inherent In existence the strong an.
the w,ik bed %folluWinr hIs own purI
pose with 40 his force ~ th, ou'
greet end
And De- who binds of limits bod
brothers puruus hfuis himself nua
tui hereafter itut hr Who sNfru.
Hts brother uppuriuutf builds iu.
eternity
','hIoar yr
Thus fur pages the m,FfeIIul.
teacher communications tHUuurh fhl
automatic writing uI Margaret 'HW
'fuu 'NHurts to be- true harmony u
tnuuEht and H,tun between men n
900 ,IHrsrs HuI JrrrlH
Real fraternity must rumD u
chaos That be- tho vtruIur aHlrmui.
conveyed And events llIlN give NOR
fuurs Co. n
ltu. read and wonder fhis book fn|
"uur-HIf o. matters not what 300
thiuk OF fHt SQUIRE whturU tIs friHh
Iurs rum, what toes matter BEL th.
effect of tho trainings Themselves ni
Nuuf mind and hUu.t
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-04-28

oEGET 'he olsa' 1ed rgmg%
poe, auu remember the pearl
Iofr,t 90. i1hot aud remember the
FRUIT
Th,s, word. take from % new
book which Z want my nvuds Co
know about t MOST unusual book ~
In yulIsi fhs S't'u Purposes and
H. written bN Margaret cameron
Speaking GENERALLY. 30 Boz o. book uf
the same Tsp, Hs ST. oliver indgs
Eat m"ud COS, more recently PUT.
iisnrI tlaudsH hook amt HimtlII
contributions e. the literature uf
pHNphIUHl research That IH tu etN
It %purpufts Gao Hisp re- rrcuri Of com
muni,iiIunH from the dead
ifut iu addition 10 10" usual recital
- mssstrrs OF a purely personal
character tuu fruEmvuttrt utsrlp'
IONS 81 M, utr beyond tho grave" 10
contains l remarkable series of les.
sons defining he mruniuu and aims
uf ,NistsnCr. This % is hat mates o.
of special s~iguiuranr,
Whatever their roun,s whether
ACTUALLY ,nWIuE from ~" spirit
world" H. worked out ~ The 0Ib'un.
sr]luususF. uf 90, author BOO tho ,nufHr
~ hfr experiments BOO automatic wtf
iuE thee. lessons deserve utt,u.
tt, consideration Th,1 present W
I new tul persuasive 1sttIuE funlu
mental TRUTHS which ll ut uH should
over keep boz view
f-arurubIlt fhs, insist uu l ksrrpI
HsrHs uf human brotherhood Us The
un, wut ont uf tNs dIfurulu's Iu
which iHr world uuW finds itself Nud
r%lolueutIt the, urge m,u tu HYbprli
mats material gains 20 spiritual ideals
iu their philosopn, uf Hf.
To HHflFH NasHm
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-04-28

aIIt h, N.s near enough to iook dov
IUfH If Whom %, stood 900 con- hls luuil
lrHH
what Do, SOW utlr Hfa Uttl, o,as
.nHp with -rr'tdIusss There lay al
EI,ui htg lik, cot maple sugar liuH
o.. dllu'f stop 20 wonder how thlf
.Uuai tIm, Co. I, 300 such Jurrr
rlrrc o. WINS THERE almost uni'i
rIs nuHH uuh ilHtf vH. enough furI
hlu stIll be- vHE stspiriuus ut thtt.
p1fl Do, h'sitttrl Goo put his % 20
W o.
Nu ihr rm, uls uusr vHs nriug
u.klrl WIfl the smell uf tuI' delicious.
auvul lIuHllh uy brought his nuso
Hs r.uH' in Tho "dae uf tNt' pln ui
h, could without iuu,h.ug u .Iud tooH
u Ions UIrt rnItI. something h.
slides the smell uf sugar ven zap hue
nose lusi'r Jumped back 20 Hudd'n-
D. mat hr tupp'd ut,t tu OLD lu
Hul frll flHi uu Docs hu,k Then DEE
U,H GOD tr su'ry, btryh,W' kvr.htw
l~'r.H'W' snrcz,l luls'rf lirlr aui
Rubbed UiH pINH over nIa fIHv Hul
eos us iuI suuvthlur mHip bits eyes
.miIi rH,u o., scrambled io HIr
'ui stood iIrr' susriur Is 10 he would
Hu'rl, UIH head uIi 20 1904, saved hlH
N.' De, ruuldr't hlt, stopped sur,Hus
iiHsI'r rlIlrd slkHE,lt ut that iu-
nu',Ut shiny tu utI iIr f,It tlu'
somehow ~ " 700 tuc ftult or ti,f
pHll n vHH srrN 'HfsrIuus aud D.,
cause hp couldn't understand 10 hr
NHH afraid ilp made up his mind
then and thutr TINT that mart eft thH
Green Forest was mo- place for him
and h' r.rurhtWHN started tut homo
Even few steps 900 en-, WtN there nr
stopped tu HutrHf tuu surcg" AMI
.u''f' % seemed 90 him that hr noe
90 would stop sUrDyiuE You aHe when
buster had ttkru that long snitf 10"
had shifted up u lot eft hlirk pepper
Farmer tiruwu's l,oN had put There
lN newer rn u,1r Those shiny
tNIurs UEauu. zuutyl Hustler
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-04-28

Imagine that q new government %
republic 81 the lucas. should De-
established upon the remains ct EcuH
dor ana Peru. iu which ctHD thure
wVuld almost certainly arise H violent
diHpute with our slll chile as Go tho
boundary between the two countries
Nua there would hr rNlNr the OLD
dispute between Venezuela and TINS
o. ne HH o. lts eastern boundary lu
v hlrh Great britain would uarucl-
pate None ~ our American ruuUIrIH-
would uguuieHCr iu any settlement OF
such dispute h5 the representative r
u France or Great Britain uu Itt.
ter u unH 81 those countries would
make IL better and more jus' dcrison
Than tny uf % cuntrnding Americas
would make
ia" present indications ars hat 10.
stead % bringing wat &C. au ,ut thr
course ~ our president Will probably
prrcipitttH a violent warfare urtNron
iials o. IuEu SiHyia And .urI.
dcnttliF % looks as though Hs may
have aH~auNaIuHffN ulH proposed
league of nations The Italians ere
H tlutuushIf ruusH and r%,ssutflI
that u THEN government would uuN
enter INTO any league uf nauuus under
the uItsltrv col President wilson thtf
-luNeruuruf would not remtIn lb uua
20 Tor O. "a uut Would be- swept .wts
No % onu know this better thHU Oh
italian statesmen ana they VIII un'
dare iu brave D. wrath uf their pvl
pie even % they We're Inclined Goo tH
al which sn credible
FoF nearly q hundred wears w.,
have told EuFup, 60 krrp uuI uI NU.
orictu affairs and the uuU uuN seems
tu have com" when ~ HuuulI adopt ID
reciprocal policy ICES Co European Ht.
fairs which ore non, uf our HusIu,se
Yours truly,
rGNNk IS CLANCY
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-04-28

To an aspiring literary gents and
aides b. wish 10 that al last
2 have discovered the model Of fine
writing
II u the thsater program.
when ! get settled In ms seat and
nm waiting for the show Ca open az
hf5 which was scheduled for go.
! love 10 open the theutcr program
and read the styles for men.
Gosh a. Old Btl cantrcii would
say. hut is sure elegant rhor- may
be niftler iterchoor somewhere "a
tani. bat ! never saw ~ Thus for I'M
stance. our shelley -souied valet be-
gins his gurgio.
'Protcar. cosmopolitan New York
b. aHhine with top hats. sglitter with
white shirt fronts aElcam with bur
nishcd boots agio~ with iewolh aud
Juie De viNrs."
There you have it-and Just a little
oAh Of French al the end 90 give u
the proper atmosphere one eau bat
eaclaim. a. n reads these u'e-fiHcd
and uppev WORDS n can but ca
claim. with Map Irwin. go lingerie
q robe dc mutt and % nesligee'"
Our author continue but per
hHua ~ uu authnresH-und u an W.
Imagine her beautiful but snecfy
Not even strutunE London can
HANA Wv NNNNN NNHNNH# NNMN NNNNN ~
and 81 Myuhccr Peer stuyNesant
tfar bee IL from so ouici,pred o author
go 10 Just say New York; "aH o.
practitioner of the suny. urlanitles
" uitra-modcrn dress
% Mabel
The nigh shoulder hr oT she rors
ON, n there's blood iu her eye nov
look uut for some tupTy laufrtdEs
The slim torso, ths forward tlt.
the ransy stride" don't get no pautn
hereafter that amt got no o.
stridel oil these changes. furctold
o. tNslyrmouth" tuot q year
nothing like thntp ago here are be-
ing retold hy pnrrotinE pirating pen
ny-n-lnsrH syep wher.
Nobody except some ~ who has
worked fuf Il murquiHe or sold clpHks
ON Fifth avenue could rise 10 such
uuhlc rourn
"a fout them VI. adds and ~
can zee her hauEhtily drawing her
ass furH shout her und u~eryousls
lingering her diamond necklace, "uH
tie whistle nouts tho echo. is the
melody fouta the accompaniment ns
the bee nouu the drons. a. the hunt
e. nodts the houro q aH the loco
moiis. fiouts the cahouac us 10 tiuut-
The Opposite
Some nout'
We are further assured, uF ~ ~
waiting for the curtain 20 go up that
"the habit ~ repression, or aitulu'
de nerfs. or whatever you yhunHe Co
call H. Ia stin d-erp-rooied among An.
oricnus. and hat while 'rolurful
trarnnga and polychrontntic Hhirtinrs
non rampant len the Southlnhd in
the North they don't seem To ralup pa
mpch
ghir ia ii~terachOor with a mission.
Uterncho0r that realizes - response
hiitv Of gliding the actual giorifyinE
tho rummonD4nce. md making NAV
ana the mrls nn b % are ~sprudlnr o
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-04-28

VIII r|HINt 10.
Huf n.I fHr tIu,.
best CO., SOME
bias been
ir WE heart iu
toll sou uf 49, but
] had not the pour
try
'ts Nra un
uu thr rirI UIur
.Wur,d. .thr thud
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-04-28
ny TnOnNToN ". RrnGISS.

NY, HES Buster Hears NOS, trII
w him hat that iplIytuHH
smell uf sugar WaH DuWIu
from that shiny uu uHlI
hanging uu 900, trHr trunk Hr WtH fh,
m,Hi disappointed h'fr that 'Erf WIS
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-04-28

ACCORDING To THE TUCSON
CITIZENS twenty years aru in Tue.
son column. the number Of lady BIZ
cyclists lu Tucson a. large a mum
Der ~ them are Hcorchcrr For he
next foul month"; there viii be plenty
OF scorchers in Tucson. but they vii
not be lads hlcyrtists
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-04-28

You can alwa,s Judge the wheels
In e. mans head hy the spokc3 thai
come from Die mouth.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-04-28

An intoxicated man may not De-
the entire of the universe. vet ne
imarinrs tha everything rr,olScs
around him
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-04-28

4 PROMINENT ~ fAsp hotel
opening % ~ roof garden
ON May a. undoubtedly 10 make more
room tur oil Ht0ck sales booths.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-04-28

n r. said that IN addition 60 the
talked % automobile race on tie
sth h. u proposed horse race be-
tween shorty" Hlythc'n horse In
vincihle'' and dick" hendricks
horr. "rnsurpassahlc Distance.
thfcc-cirhths of a. mile. winner 70
take the money -Hiiishuru. y N.
Advocate.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-04-28

Washington police cfncers. accord
ing to the Washington star, have
~connscatcd forty seven barrels OF
whiakcy.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-04-28
SOLOS
BY THE Second Fiddle

OTHERWISE samuel oompers
| and the rest Of the country
- think that air. Burleson IL all
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-04-28

The Ice wagon b. nov making -
daily ruunds-Ft Summer Review.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-04-28

AiRsHIP freight costs q dollar q
pound In Frr GO. IL u to be hoped
mat the tnissd States railroad al.
m%inlutrauon will not learn about that
rate
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-04-28
''pf,s.- Ilcasonablc -I'agc tho
parkcr-.

= o. Farley. proprietor Of the New
Meat Market has fresh aud cured
meats az an times eau and see for
yourself. prices rensonahlc-raiban
News
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-04-28

ABRAHAM ROwERs, a y ~ g.
A. secretary, predicts that our YOUNG
women will presently be marrying
Coolies The \. W e. A. should make
provision for . couss In Americaniza-
lion for Abraham.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-04-28

THE PRESIDENT WAS RIGHT
81 Sierra Free I'rcss.
When
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-04-28

Tho pen may be- mighticr than tho
sword, but o. ISN'T halt uH linE 40
the prcttY typewriter
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-04-28

EUROPEAN situation summar-
zed-nswspapcr headline, TrulN the
typewriter u miKhtier then the peace
conference.
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Yc-. the War T. over.

Nc-. the NaT T. Over.
Nobody h. fighting now except
the uolshovikt,
the lithuanianH,
the Let's.
.ie AllleH in ArchrnEel
ne Hungarian suyiei-
the Havariaus
the Fuier.
the Pins.
the tkmtuiAus.
the Italians
the JuFn-slhyE
the Cxccho-SluNsks.
the White Guards
the SpHrtacsnH,
the German government armies.
fha Mexicaus
aud Postmaster General uurlesou
when tho Frost b. uu b peach bloom
And the crup iH on the bum.
~ COUNTY Agricultural Aren
FIliofup aur & Hirhsll ~ Tuiarosa
s. 81. should ret together du Aut
reckon the ud would stny q
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-04-28

frN days iu New Nork az som. hotel
not too far from the Autnmat o.
paying fga0 apiece for thsater seats.
appreciate the fact that they are %
lay and rom eel 20. also tina. when
they get back Ia kokumn they are
golnF 10 have - few hot ones Go hand
The ladies ~ the next knights 81
- thiaH aociahle
Also ~ Perkins Of the Main Street
Emporium IL laying in a line NJ iaik
that Will paralyzs EN- whom h' re-
turns 10 BeardHtown ant resume his
task u selling gents furnishing
Such iterachour rcoks = duchcas.-
and h~liliunalrss. 60 Fay nuthing Of
buffers aud Wallets
A. the French poet 80 aptly re-
marks Jenny say qua a. Patty DO
wa erase
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-14
WAR CLOUD
Continued from Page one) :

As far as can be earned there is
Senator Bloch. Weddings representa-.
tive in the upper house. declared HIM
self in favor Of the measure m It's
present form and declared his lntCn-
ton Of putting the measure through
Opponents Of the measure, headed oy
Attorney Brennan, have not lost hopes
OF carrying their amendment TO pro-
vide for separate referendum Tor
Wheeling md the affected surround
ing communities. and ii is assured TINT
their fight before the committee TO-
morrow morning will be desperate.
Without exception. the Greater Wheel
ing measure has been the hardest
fought bill introduced al the present
session OF the Legislature. both for and
against. 1t is believed. however. that
the Endorsement given the measure ny
Mayor DuwIrr. Of Warwund. and other
representative citizens of that commu-
nifty H.. had considerable weight IN
removing the doubt from the minds OF
some Of tho legislators
Proponents OF the hill expect aisp.r-
tied fight. but they predict passage Dy
the senate in its present form. which
provides for a referendum for Wheel
Ing mi the other communities rs Il
who'll, in addition to limiting TO ono
election and providing for the bounds
OF TIC city limits.
One Of the measures introduced IN
the upper house toduy was suDstr-
tu1e measure for tho state police meas
urc. The substitute measure Is vtrtu-
ally identical with the state police bin.
excepting thar it S"cs more into dc-
tail Of tho measure which provides
for the establishment Of IL state patrol.
providing that inc commissioner and
his commissioned assistants hold ranks
Of captain and licutcnunts in the rcGu-
lar or national army. The bill As 1t
now stands also cmhodics an insurance
feature for injured or disabled mcm-
bcrs OF the patrol and provides for
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PREMIER ACE
To Be GUEST
Of Ohio HOUSE
Special to Tho IntclliEcncer.

; Special to Tho Intclligcnccr.
COLUMBUS. O.. Feb. lS.-Thc house
h OF Representatives today asked Eddie
RdckcnnAcker. Americas premier ace,
to Do its guest when he returns 10 Co.
[. lumbus- Monday.
The house passed tho Cunmins' bill to
fnsr teaching Of German from clemen-
tnry xrsEes Of the public schools. IL
!: does not forbid the teaching Of Latin.
A bin By Representative Robson. OF
Hancock county. in the house TO-DAY
would change the official nam" OK couh-
ty infirmaries to county homes.
The first Saturday in September. May
md July, and the LAST Friday in August
. Of each year arc designated as 'cachcrs
examination days in bill by Represen-
tatlye Bing. Of Gall!a county passed
I. the house today.
Representative Jones. Of Hamilton. in
troduced a bill today proposing 70 IN
/; crease assessments on public utility cor
porations from $4,000 to $4,000 and
tn create a special fund for mainten-
! ance Of the state utilities commission.
3 The undeter7ninatc sentence law which
J has been severely critzed by many
Judges of the state is sought 70 DC
/ amended In bill introduced in the sen
into today by Senator AXE. The Axe OIL
would give courts the right to Tx lne
minimum period which prisoners sen
stenced by them must serve in tho peni-
/ tentiary before they could be paroied oy
1.-THE board OF clenency.
A bill introduced today by Senator
As1,ew. authorizes councils in municipal
itsies having city planning COMMISSIONS
ITO adopt building zone plans.
New bills introduced in the senate IN
}cIu6e the following:
BY Archer Of Noble. making Lincoln's
birthday. February IL. legal holiday.
By Holl Of Auglaize. limiting juriSdic-
ton Of justices Of the peace in attach
ments cases to township in which parties
reside.
By Jones Of Meigs. authorizing the
state archaeological and historical society
to prepare a rooster OF men in service
In the war against Germany.
By Whittcmore OF Summit. creating
new court Of appeals district in CuEa-
! hoga county.
The senate labor committee recon-
! rnended for passage the White bill pro
yiding for an eight hour day for police
and firemen.
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B, g. 0. employees
KNITTING CLUB
ENJOY GOOD TIME

The Bal,imor" & Ohio Employees Knit
ting club held fh"lr strni-nonthly meet
i,p last night in .hc ladies rest room on
tiiH ,h!rd floor. OF IN" passenger station
Nrs t,ran,.is 3 Amos. tn" general. fore
iady. presided and i large number was
present. ,.;ross sos.
i, cy,orS music and fun was on
"a g"d in for sumo tiai". Mrs. Alberta
Sshbv leading in the jok" fest. \ VIZ
III, was furnished for tho occasion by
thr c. a. House Music Company, ana
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-14
To Resume Strike After
Failure to Compromise

NEW YORK. Feb. 13.-Representa-
tivcs Of the Brotherhood Of Carpenters
end the Building Trades Employers as
ISOLATION failed to agree on wage
scale nj n conference late today and the
carpenters will resume on Monday the
strike which was suspended while nego-
tiations were pending.
simultaneously with this announce
mint came the statement That the eH-
eculivc council Of the building trades
department Of the American Federation
of Labor will meet tomorrow in this
city. instead, Of Boston. to determine
whether to call a strike Of the thirty
crafts represented us in sympathy with
the carpenters. ......-
The bricklaycrs. plastcrers and ma
sons, known as the basic trades" nj
ready have chilled a sympathetic strike
on all Jobs held by members OF the
employers association in moro than 100
cities 49,
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commission TO try members against

commission TO try members against
whom charges may be brought
The measure was fnvoraofE reported
ont of the committee and was gwen
its first reading and advanced to sec
ond reading. The bin provides LOT IVY
companies Of sixty mon each, with
provision for increasing the patroi 70
five companies. The measure also pro-
yidcs that for the ycdr l92l ana eacA
year thereafter the sum of S3oQ'ooo an
nuaIIy shall be especially appropriated
for salaries and expenses of the state
patrol.
Delegate Otto's first measure. house
hill No. 273. relating TO trust, guar
anty and surety companies. was favor
ably reported by the judiciary c',rnrnit-
tee today.
Delegate Richards primary election
measure was taken up out OF order
IN motion of Delegate Harry n. weiss
for its first reading. The measure,
which is a combination Of the primary
and convention systems. was advanced
to second reading.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-14
-four WILL FACE
"H|S HONOR" TODAY

Four mcu will face his honor aus
morning in police court. Three Will an
swer 70 a drunk charg" and OH: Tor 81
nosurc of person. Conrad GoldStroh"n
was too fun to ravigatr last evening;
and was picked up At Fourtecnth ara
IIhcrt Rcdu,an wandered into t.lf
Wheeling traction waiting room 1T FIRST
street about O'Clock yesterday after
. was interrupted by Officer knabc aud
removed 10 tho building.
James Tyson must have thought h."
was going in ttlthing last evening about
o'clock near Twrnty-fourth and Mar
ket. when Officer f1cishner came along
and decided the water WAS too cold. III
will answer To tn. charge ~ exposure Of
person Owen Zcrcl"r WAS picked TIP
ar Sixteenth and Main streets about 80
last evening carrying Il biz load. ard
was removed 20 the lookup by Of!irrr
Crumbachcr.
BUY WAR SAVINGS STAMPS
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-14
GOOD MORN|NC!
VALENTINE DAY

Oh. look whose here. Ii it amt little
Cupid Valentine. Ycsem he's on the JOB
to-day with his little bow and arrow
shooting his darts into the hearts OF the
fair maidens. Oh. happy days and
picked pruncs Of citation this is Naten-
time day when tho young hearts or
lovers turn to flowers. candy and cards
of remembrance.
It is the day OF days for all who feel
that this would be a sad. lonesome ana
cherries world II II were not TOT ;.Ss !,
on5 she feels that this old earth would
= refuse to longer 'revolvc on its AXIS;
that the birds would no longer sing thr'r
sweet refrain. the flowers would retusr
to bloom and the sun TO shine Il S:l'
had not come upon this sphere OF N'S'
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-14
BEATTY AND Wife
JOURNEY TOLOCkuP
IN CAMERON

Dan Beatty and wife were held over
for several hours in the local lookup
waiting until they could continue theiI
journey to Cameron. w. Va. from Cam
bridge. Pa, about o'clock yesterday
afternoon, and left for Cameron at
o'clock where they will be tried on 8
larceny charge.
The couple was arrested in Cam.
bridge several days ago, and the Cam.
eron authorities were notified, with the
result that q Cameron police officer wa:
sent to take them to Cameron. The lay
over here was due to train connections
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-14
.F|VE-DAY week MAY
END TEXTILE STRIKE

CHICAGO. Feb 13-A decision which is
expected TO end the strike. Of eastern
textile workers was given o! lne wa q.
labor board tonight when a temporary
working basis of an eight and one half
hour day and five day week was an
nounced, 1t was estimated by labor
leaders that At least ninety percent OF
the idle employees would resume Work on
M6nday
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-14
COMING ON THE G. WASH.

BREST. France. Feb. l3.-'rhe l.. s.
S. George Washington. arrived hnrc to-
day to carry President Wilson back to
the United States. Twenty drslroycrs
Will join the George Washington on hcr
return trip at the AZORES as prcsidcn-
lial escort.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-14
NOT LOUD.

Tho curate was showing Alderman
Jones over the new church.,
Yes. it's a fine building" he said,
hut I'm sorry to say the ,aEcoustics are
very bad"
"Rca!Iy":" remarked! Alderman Jones.
smiling vigorously. Il don't smell any
thing.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-14
PRINCIPAL DISCUSSION OF DAY WAS
FUTURE MARKET AND ATT1-
tube OF. GOVERNMENT As
REGARDS PRODUCT.

MANY NOTED ORATORS ELABORATE
ON WARS EFFBCT Oh TAE
WOOL, INDUSTRY OF THE
UNITED STATES.