davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-03-27
LOS DESTERRADOS

.,.r, ,h
ClO\. MlkAhAo> En- - cC,Tn "a
MO chGA\'S IN
ScIHoS AiSHoS' 49,
Qulelle> no auNlet"'" ' '""P''"D''
lorque e>t''h il'cap"cl'""o> ''"' 1 1870.
para colhErellucrl" ! h'''tio /" '" ls
II" >erl possible que iho"'i!I"'H u
los.
Per" e! c'rrai'c'Siio III ~" Ms 'J'S
error. 10 ha lro!"'>'"' ~" ""' ,..tifaS
"i'hi'af II" >"'" " Il P''>'""> 1"' - 1,y
l"li'i'">' ->a'"tal"c"' 9' ~ ~ ".,niiI,.
''"'''P''N '"'s,r"''''' HUN rm
ui!l'"> '0Hil>i"i'> l'''' u ....:.
r!nN" ' mas que -" '"P'>''''' -" -
III" no '"icrara III Il >"> P'"P''>
reierIh"> Il los P'r''"'> " f"''''I" -.
"r't"> !'oII'''">. i % 4"r ; - '''' ~,
crete que ser" i""'>'. y Nv" -
F"'". -l''f''> "' 'r "'''''' "" ,''I s,.;n.
Ia''l'' 'n!''f'"'' "'"'H'I "''
"iii'>'o "c ''''"""' =" - H" P''
rralci>IA> que l'"f h''="h '"""'' ""'" N'"i'
que los ""i'"''l>''> '""'" F"'" -" :" 49,"
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-03-27
Ell PAGo De syELDoS DEvoLycoN De 7ENpL0s
Tn decreto de Cerranza es
publicado en- Washington

Trl-s-rr-r -<n,,jcj rGy. II P:ENSi-
NUENA YORK. mario 25.-El De-
parliament de EStado do q II publ
ci6@d e textc del recicHtc decretn de
Curranza. refa~erre = Ia, modif;cacio-
mes QUO deb"ran l!cvarse d c&h2 CT L
forma on que les son pag&dos SUs
SUICIDES a Los ,mplsadus del @obierno.
s. ~dcsprcndc &c dicho toNtI cue dis
IA n,ucho Jicno dcyrcto dc scr IN.
prucha rridcute. vcr2o deri"n l2s in
formacioneS rerihiias &c fgCr.c> car
raacistaS. dc cue G -cb:cruc C 81
,2ertra on ccni;rjcncS f~inan2icraS n:u-
cho mas f~avorab;es. puesto cue st linli-
u = raducir en- an veinticinco por Glen
10 les suicides de todcs los empleados
u recibsn suicide del gob:eGno. es-
pccialmentc &c los que que !nte@ran
q Supre.Ya Cortc Ie JuSt,c:a. que h&-
bian rstado recibicu;'o integra 81 pa
"a. Los UniccS oue resu!tan faro
@ec;tuS pcr 81 nUevo decretc. son les
CUE ~&uan mcncs de un peso dlarlo.
Les ines So!dadoS raSoS ' haSta los
jcfJS Y oficialeS todoS del ~eiercito car
rauciSca ,endr&n cue sufrir Il mem
cicuaGU reduction en- SUS hab.rcs.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-03-27
DEL OLA

los gObisrn0s tH'Gnicos para modetdT
los espiitus en- To- discipline, en- el
reSpeto ~gerGrquico, en- Ell misdO al II
pc: ar. en- la obedn1ecia cieao q la
ordehGn<a. para Mego hacer de los
puebLos mangas q capsrotes.
Y los ObreroS, que ga sd5en 10 que
ss "meterse q tilos" para defender
an ideal, que ga soben 10 que dejd
IT. trus ma bandcra q darse tiros
por esos compos de DiOs. para que O.
troS Suban q medrel. han tsnido la
buenu idea de sutyor' Il sus hijOs de
los horrores de Ia discipline.
H0n empe-ddo "por la bueHn" y
le han pedidO a Don FenustiaHo que
ordene desde Lpego Ia cla,Lsuru de
los c7trsoS de militari=aci6n en- las
repetiddS escuelas pu6licas; pero Don
TeRUstidnO les hn cOnteStado que ESQ
no es possible. porqHe 10 que piden que
Sc SuPfTmd, eS aiqo ordendd0 por Ia
Constitution de QuerctarO.
Los obreros lie han coMtestado que
ga 10 sabidR, y que p~reciSamne,te 10
que QuiereR. cS que Sc reforme la
constitution. q no IN ESQ sOlaments,
sine en- todo. porque ci TODD es IN
fdr09o dc desGtinos que trde de ca
be-c al pals.
No Sc sube 10 que Dor Fem1stiano
bn6rG cGpteStddo O eStn SeguudG So
Hcit"d.
PEDRO RECTO.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-03-27
FL concrete americana con la
America del Sur

WASHINGTON. mario 2U.--Los
hombreS de negocios dc este pals Sc
mueStran grandemente interesados en-
el establecimiento V mantenimiento de
eNtensas relaciones comerciales con la
America del Sur. segun declare hoy
aQui. Hugo Wilson, Attache conner
cial de Ia Embajada de la Argentina.
a su regreso de un viaje a traves
de los Estados Unidos V ell Canada.
Mr.. Wilson visit6 26 ciudades en- los
dos paiSes. asi como otraS varias de la
costa del Atlantico y &c: Pac;fico.
"Encontrc a TODD el mundo de acuer
do en- la neccsidad de obtener una JUS
ia participation en- los negocios del
mundo,-dijo Mr.. Wilson.-y compile
tamentc ~dispucstos a a~daptarsc a las
necesidades dc los differences merca-
dos. La gran inc6gnita es. natural
mente. el aSunto de los fletes. tanto
ferroviarios como maritimoS. Ma
die parece o eyactamentc Que
politica trata dc perSeguir el 60
hIerno a este reSpec,o, y aparte del
coSto de fabrication de los productos,
estos dos puntos son de mayor impor
tancia en- el cstablecimiento del cos
to de los articuloS que tendran que
hacer frente a la competencia en- los
mercados mundialeS. Sc demuestra
I'm gran inter6s en todo.el pals acerca
lie la seduction final de estos intrinca-
dos probiemas."
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-03-27

Una ycz mas el gobie,no frances
fuc ~pacienta. Y en- el Tratado del !
de noviembre de 1911. para aplacar
a Alemaria. liegamos haSta a hacer
r~oncesioneS en- 81 Congo. como to-
dos Sabel.
Durarte toda la guerra, Alemania
nos la combatido por debajo de
cuerda en- M~arruecos. usando de
numerOSsS compiaceRci&s compradaS
81 "a IONA es7anola. Sc necesito Ia
energia Y c~lariviocncia de! General
Lyautcy para ~triIniar lie tantas in
trig2S.
Hoy cue Fr%Hcia m v"ncido h2-
&c saUer que por ningun precio pue-
&c c~orsen5ir Ell que vuelva a comen-
Ear csc regimen in~toleraOle. Il Act2
de Algeciras debe ser nulificada. VA
muchas p~o5encias har r~enunciado
eS2ontaneamente . las p~rerro@ati-
vas que esl Acta y los traUadoS pos
teriores asegUraban 4 Sus naciona-
lc,. AiemaN'a Y >uS aljaGoS deucn
sap=r que NADIA tieuen qac hIsca"
nj eSperar en- MARRIAGES.. \ en- 10
que toca previsameHte I los alema-
neS. Gebe prohiUirsei"s terminante-
merit 81 acccso 4 NarruecoS.
En- el interior de nucslra Zona, Ia
region de Tan@cr c.s;, somctija ::
un regimen especial. Han funcionado
aii prrl-rmcS y .Dr1fra- c;DlOrs--
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-03-27

En- cast todos los casos de deba1dad
en- "a mujer, Sc nota Ut flulo mucoso
deba que sc escapa de Ia vagina que SC
conoce con Ell nonbre de leuconea y
O ell mas comun de flores Harcas,"
v Is sorprendcnte como pocas muleres
copocen Ia importancia vital de este
deframe Y con Ia rapfdz que debilna
su ORGANISING. Ell resukado comm de
esta enfermedad tan penosa y molessa
u tantisimo Sc ha generalizado entire
ell sexo femeniuo, sc LociiZa en- los
organos reproductore, o~casionando do
Tor de espalda, dolor dc oostado, doior
de cabeza. enfermedad de los ovanos,
mirada languEda, ~cansancio, nervie-
sidad, paiidez densa, NAL hInior y color
anormal. Esta dehilidad tamben es
Ia causa de muchos casos de cstcrihdad.
Cuando Ell fIujo de esta molesta es
~profuso o abundante, generaimente
sisnifica que existen ulcersGones y
G~islocaciones dc la matriz Y los dolores
v ardores de Ia inflammation son mas
constantes y persistentes.
Con seguridad ell has Farmacia
tonic Drug Co., San Antonio y f
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-03-27

Los obreroS onti-miIituristas, 81
gaen empe1GdoS en- qae en- los IS
casia$ pabiicc& Sc eH$eEo Il SU$ IL
jos q lee. a eScribir. q c%oHtay. perO
no q hucer c~oRUersiones nj q dor
m"sdjG& ca@ltc& nj a mdrcor Ell PaSo
M II trGG"cir al romance las 0rdeHss
d. les cIoJ1nc&. porq~c al ju y al
cabo. no ran q ser SoidGdos 0Si los
G-Dcr.
II m~Iitnrj%rGo rs usa uiuE0G-a dc
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-03-27
Vciacioncs

~ ia, ,,c..rres
r>'sV''VS -,
Por@"T - . Trmsla IN
~ 1'-" = .,4o H.
$40 M"'s''" IL .nTc;i.cicr
"a hgeS''o es ~ -, IN
For cila a'e''' =. ,-abss
tern%vion"' P|e ,,,-
en- e }"S-o u
''"t"'SS'
N'en'ait" no 20 -.
cha hn 81 'onoo ""'LS S'"o 80
ia en- A'gec'raS' Ho'q"e -
&.&oo> no S~oS1'V'eTcn .ero
G'UneS $"' my m. 10
Cit '''' ;rcs:.,re<
H-Se' s"'T" "'e>">
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-03-27
SENSAPERSA

Act!an m:.cicamcnic. Fl briIo de 10.
ojos. Ia aciIiiad lei paso y Ia claridaG ! /,
acuvidai del cerebro Sc uotan en- scGuida.
SENSAPERSA d4plica Ia fuerza i,eryio-
"a en- Girz dias. No c~on,icne mcr,!-io. nj;
dro"aS I-rjudjciti"S. Sc sarant.iza IA cura-
cion - Sc devUclv- 81 Ginero.
Compre una GAIA hoy mismc. .n cualuu;cr
H5oEu"r';t O pifaia dir~ec'ament". Una GAIA
Sl.PV, seis cajaS por $500. porte yaEado.
THE BROWN EXPORT co. DEBT
IS "A Cortlandt St. New York. y.
/. t.AGv.)
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-03-27
FRANCIA QUIERE TENER MANOS
LIBRES EN- MARRUECOS

Isaassrv or >sre~saI para 1t PRENSA.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-03-27
ST ES listed ML7ER LEA
ESTO QUE LIE CONVENE

Los "Supositorios Mitchella
VaeinaIes," cstan constderados por
specialists en- Intermediates de las
muteres, como el tratamiento local
mas efcaz par cast todas las cnfer-
medades locales de la mujer. Ademas
enemos una infinidad de testimonies
de. personals idoneas V carectcrizadas
de distintos paises, Ell que nos rlnden,
en- una forma que revela mucha sin
ceridad, su agradecimiento por el
e1ito que han alanzado con los SUI
positorios Mitchella Va9inales."
En- las direcGones que accmpafia a
cada GAIA, sc dan a conocer mas en-
detallc las Intermediates que han sido
domnadas con cl uso de este gran
especffeo, y ninguna mujer va sea
casads, soitera 0 viuda, que suire de
duaIquicra de estos desordenes, debe
vaciar en- hacer I'm ensayo, especial
mente 81 Sc siente cansada Y abatida.
FL us de los "Supositorios Mitche-
LA Va2inales' es sencillo y no con
tienen erasa de ningrma espeec. Pr
danse en- las Farmscas y Droguerias
Rio Grande," e. Paso; san An
unswig Drug Co.., Los Angeles.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-03-27
LA PRENSA
SFCCION q ,


que no porcce SiNo que q los hom-
6res del gobierNo Sc les hG re-
Hido dc los %cieioS, asa, de goipe y p0-
'rG=o, Ia dirina M= que huce rsr
las rerdGdeS como elias SON, q1e Dlmes-
trn los seRdcrOs JioridOS del eterno
bon. tai y como upareciemran a los
1ics de PGtiO dc TGrSO en- er Canine
de DnmGScO.
Decinosi0. porQue GpsnGS 81 pnsd
da con ore los SeNoreS qwe mango
near las cGsos p,iblica& de NGrico. no
dcclorer que hay oIgo qpe ~~etormnr,
aiqo qWe moditicar, ago que madar
dc m"Hern radiccl. y no en- las cCsnS
que oHH QHedan en- pie dc la ciejoS
odminiStracioneS. $ino dc las que clos
miSn4oS iicieroM a raj del triuntO. de
los mismc& co&aS atlas Gue clos. ala
pcr 81 1917, Nepnr0n de hjpcrboli-
cos closioS. y en- los qts s"p"sicroH
q"o rQdicobo Ic jelicidGd de Ia p0tria.
iLn persecution, contra los clsiigoS
n Ia SGTo contra la HbertGd dc pen
st miepte y 81 Eorc ejercicjO dc todoS
los c"it0S no cOEtruri0S M a Ia mo-
roI ii Il It. pr: pIbLcGS. ...? Una
torteriG dc UnoS cg0Mt0& demdgOgOS
>; "OMecdrGs que sc SentrrOR pOr G@ur
:" q ToHgreSo dc QucrCtGro. y contra
los clnt.& 10 t"c possible hdcer NADIA
cJ 0cncllos diftcIeS ~m0mcNtOS, n re-
scrro dc ccharicS poc terra tar inH-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-03-27
DUPLICA. Ell PODER
NERVIOSO EN- 10 DIAS

Estas acTediiEdas ~pasrilas para Ia sanere
) los ncrNloS. -cStaurau Ia salad dc TODD
81 que Sufre de postr1cion nerv.oSa.
.Ayuda & Ia digestion. purifica Ia sancrc.
dtspeJa ei ccrcbEo. evi.a cl insomnia I, I'M
parte IN rigor maGnrtico. Las propiedade>
or;-ntnlrs de
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-07-14
WE|RTON HELD Big
CELEBRATION SUNDAY

A mammoth celebration in honor Of
all returned soldiers, Aailos. and ma
rines was held Sunday at Wicrton, Han
cock county.
A parade was held at 2:30 o'clock and
was made up OF many organizations
throughout the county. including zoo
Sunday school children Of the St. Paul
church. Red Cross. delegates from New
Cumberland, and other places. Over
300 service men were out in uniform.
The line Of march was TO Holidays
Cove and return TO town. where public
meeting was held.
The principal address OF the afternoon
was delivered by John G. Williams, vice
president Of the Wicrton Steel Company.
He commented on the wonderful war
record made by W!erton and Hancock
county. in furnishing men for the ser
vice. and the home support given. He
also congratulated the people on being
the first to put their county over the
top in the Fourth Liberty Loan.
Joseph L. Walsh. of Pittsburgh, ma
tional organizer of the American Legion.
WAS present and spoke of the American
ism of Hancock county. Wierton Post
No. of the American Legion was or
Ganized with over sevcnty-fivc charter
members.
Every business house as we'll as most
Of the residents were decorated for tho
occasion. Chief OF Police Harry Brooks
was grand marshall.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-07-14
ANOTHER PUBLIC
IMMERSION SUNDAY
Colored Baptists Baptize Sixteen
Religious Fervor Mounted
High.

The Baptists Of the colored church
had anoth-r public immersion yester-
day afternoon. IN spite OF the neat or
the sun peltng en- the water and wharf,
the ardor OF the brothers and sisters
religious fcrvor mounted high, the
who'll aggregation. Of which there were
probably sixteen or moro, joining IN
sort of syncopatcd melody and move
ment effect in which they loudly eX-
hortcd one another and the assembled
spectators TO love tho Lord. The
minister seemed especially to have tina
right movcmcnt in this syncopat"d fer-
vor for ne throw his arms about. and
did a sort Of rag time t"1S which
seemed 10 make an awful hit with the
bystanders as he told Sisters Sarah.
Maud and S'lomc how TO follow the
straight and "Earrcr" way. Then he
gently and firmly l"d these followers
of the Lord to the water as they
urgently requested in n little song
Lead me to the Water" which Is
always one Of The features of the i'm
mcrs.on.
They went. still singing tho glad re-
frain. the minister leading hcatedly.
and after Il few minutes in Jordan's
mighty stream. emerged evidently re-
freshcd spiritually. ana reJuNcnated
bodily. as their steps as they retired
toward tho town were Of Evcliness
seldom seen. after mere ceremony
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-07-14
MOONLIGHT EXCURSION

The North Wheeling club will give its
second grand moonlight excursion on
the beautiful side wheel steamer Verne
Swain, this evening. AS tickets have
heCn selling quite rapidly. arrangements
have been made to handle n capacity
crowd MS this will probably be the last
boat ride TO be given by this club this
summer. owing TO the fact that all at
t"ntion will soon he turned to the organ
ization of championship football team.
There Is nothing more delightful these
hot summer days than n ride on the
beautiful Ohio river. Old as we'll as
young people participate in these affairs.
which have proven very popular this
summer. The best OF order will be main
tanned and the club assures all who
attend a most enjoyable time. Refresh
ments will be served, there will be
plenty of good music and dancing will
eb absolutely free. Tho boat leaves
Wheeling at eight o'clock and Martins
Ferry at~S:30 o'clock. Every person
must have ticket, which will be sold at
the wharves before tho boat leaves
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-07-14
HARRY BUCKIO HOME
FROM OVERSEAS

Harry r. Buckle has returned to
Wheeling after an absence of more than
twenty-months spent in the United
States army. Buckle. who was an e1-
pert tailor at the Browns Bros. tailor
Ing establishment. left Wheeling on
September 20. 1917. with the 40 per cent
contingent Of Wheeling selective service
men. He was assigned to Battery c.
31Ith Field Artillery. During the rol-
lowing winter Buckle was transferred
for Immediate service overseas. Upon
arriving in France he was assigned 10
the Third cavalry. with which organiza-
ton he served until he was sent back
to the states.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-07-14
The RIVER

The river is at pool stage. feet six
and stationary.
The Liberty was in this morning
carrying n. large live stock cargo. She
will leave this morning at ll:z0 for
GAINESVILLE Ohio.
The Kentucky left yesterday morning
at o'clock. ~ hours behind schedule,
FOR Cincinnati
Tho General Crowdcr left yesterday
at noon for Pittsburgh.
The General Pcrshing will leave at
n. IN. for Pittsburgh this morning.
Tho Helen r. is due in from New
Matamoras this morning.
Tho Verne Swain made two trips yes
tcrday, lea wing in the afternoon at $50
and In the evening taking out big
crowd of pleasure seekers on both
trips.
The General Wood which Is undergo
ing repairs at Cincinnati. will probably
be up this week
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-07-14
SCHEDULE OF COUNTY
TEACHERS INSTITUTE,

County Superintendent Of Schools
John II. Lazear has received the com
plete schedule Of county teachers ins,i-
tutes for West Virginia Tho institute,
for Ohio. Brooke. Hancock. Marshall ana
Wetzel counties will he held the week
of August Is.
Instructors for the Ohio county insti-
tute will be Fl. Fl. Heller. OF Mansfield
O.. and w. w. Trent Of ElkIns Miss
Bess McGranahan will be musicaf direc-
tor. The institute will be held at Elm
Grove.
Places and instructors for the other
county Institutes in this section Of the
state are: Marshall county. Mounds
willie: J. A. Jewell. Fayetteville. Ark: j.
F. Marsh, Charleston. and HIarrlett
Lyons. Huntington. Instructors. Miss
Mary NeSoitt. Moundsvilln. director Of
music. Brooke county, Wellsburg: II.
D. Frceland. WayneSburg, Pa, and T. 3.
Humphreys. Wheeling. instructors. Ham
cock county. Wierton: ]. II. Gorby. New
Martinsvtlle. and Mary II. Fontalne
Charleston. instructors; w. n. johnson
W.erton. music director. wctzcI county.
New Martinsville; Edward Hayward
Cohoes, y. 7, and H.. L. Whitc. Far,
mont. instructors; Miss Lucy Robinson.
music director.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-07-14
SMALL BLAZE CALLS
OUT FIRE Dept.

Successive alarms from box 80 and
box 3S. shortly after IL o'clock Sunday.
called four fire companies in a hurry to
the homo OF John Moran. 154 Alley Is.
Upon their arrival the fire ladies
found a brisk blaze in a clothes press
on the second floor Of the house. The
FIRE was easily extinguished with chem
icals. Fire Chief Burnley Thompson said
that the loss amounts 10 only $40 or SIS.
The chief was unable to determine what
started the fire.
The ringing OF the lre bells created
no little excitement. The successive
alarms caused many people TO think ti.at
a bad fire was raging. and as the biz
basin at the city reservoir was being
cleaned at tho time, many were con-
cerned as to whether there would be suf-
ficient water 70 combat bad conflagrS-
ton. Fortunately. however. II was not
necessary TO throw water into the house
The alarms were responded TO by en-
zine company No. 8. hose company No.
7 hook apd ladder company No. ard
engine company No. 3.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-07-14
APPOINTMENT OF A
COADJUTOR PROBABLE

The membership o. the Protestant
Episcopal diocese Of West Virginia IS
contemplating the appointment OF a CO.
adjutor bishop to assist Bishop W. L..
GraVatt. Since the death Of Bishop
PctCrkln. Bishop Gravatt has been doing
all of the work Of the diocese Mem
bcrs OF the diocese recognize the fact
that this is too heavy a task for one
man. A special committee was APP
pointed to consider steps to provide as
sistancc for the bishop. This report
will bc considered by the vcstry OF ST.
Matthew's Protestant Episcopal church
this evening.
An extraordinary session Of the do
cesar council has been called for Mar
tinsburg. July %. At the meeting this
evening tho vcstry Of ST. Matthews will
elect delegates TO this meeting.
At least three plans have been sug-
gestcd for the relief Of the load OF over
work now borne by Bishop Gravatt. One
is to divide the diocese and have two
bishops. The second is to appoint a
bishop Cnadjutor and third TO provide
assistants 10 the bishop.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-07-14
Dog and Apple Jack
Mix in Daddy Long Legs

One Of the bits which will delight all
in Daddy Long Legs" the Mary Pick
ford company picture featuring the ia
nous little star is the performance OF
a dog who drinks part Of jug of apple
jack. Audiences ct the Liberty theatre,
where this picture will be seen the hrst
three days this week. will see a new
type Of humor in the, antics Of this nnf-
NAL. which gives, a3frst-rate imitation
Of a tipplcr trying TO make his way
home after a too-libcral inhibition.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-07-14
New Banking Hours.

At meeting of the Executive COMMITTEES OF tho
Wheeling Chapter of the American Institute on
Banking held July II, 1919, the following resolu-s
tons were adopted: 90
Whereas, the Associated Banks of Wheeling at ~
meeting held on Tuesday, July 8, 1919, unanimously
voted to close the banks Saturday afternoons at S.
o'clock and remain closed until Monday morning.
Be it resolved that this chapter extend to the
officers and directors of the Associated Banks their
heartfelt thanks for this action, which reduces the
working hours of bank employees to fair days work
and enables them to enjoy the evenings as other
crafts and professions. 4S
Resolved, further, that we urge every member OF
the charter to render their most efficient service to-
their several institutions and to their efforts to
inform their customers as to the Saturday
hours so as to cause little inconvenience to the
public as possible. $
Resolved, further that we earnestly appeal to the
public to support the banks in their action by
Ing their banking business that it may be handled
to the satisfaction of all parties concerned 81
F. T. BOWLER, President.
HS. MARTIN, Sec'y P. T. }A5
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-07-14
UNION MISSION

A crowded house was present last ev-
ching at the regular meeting at the IN
ion Mission which was in charge OF
Rev. G. W. Cory. His sermon was
Prayer" taken from the book OF Thes-
selonians, fifth chapter and 18th verse
Walter Cox sang a song. and MRS. 3.
s. Ullom and Mrs. Edward JEFFERSON
sang a duet. There were two conVer'
sions and fifteen went forward for pray
or.
The meetings this week will be IN
charge Of:
Monday-W. J. Seeds.
Tuesday-Edward Jefferson.
Wednscday-Miss Florence Hickman.
Thursdays. S. Ullom.
Friday-W. J. Seeds.
Saturday-R. E. l.. Strider.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-07-14
BATHING BEAUTIES
SWIM At THE PARK
Mack Sennett's Bathing Beauties Had A
Pine Time at Wheeling Park
YESTERDAY

Among the attractions at Wheeling
Park yesterday were the visiting Mack
Sennett bathing beauties who had very
girls showed some very fine stunts in
swimming and diving and everybody en-
joycd watching Them.
Scnnetts beauties stayed in for quite
a while, showing that they really did
like the water going in at about 10 or
II O'Clock and coming out at about l
o'clock to go to their dinner. but came
back shortly after dinner to enjoy their
swim once more. They will leave the
had a very fine welcome durineSnthe
week. ~Sk6E
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-07-14
A. 0. u. W. OFFICIALS
ON STATE TOUR

Grand Master Workman W. B. Tucker
and Grand RECORDER a. r. Fleming Of
the A o. u. w~1odge, leave this morning
for a tour Of the state in the interest Of
the organization.
They will proceed direct 10 Hunting
ton where they will transact official
business and participate in the initiation
Of q large class Of candidates. From
Huntington they will go to Charleston
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-07-14
Lady 0Vercomes Use
Of MoTp|ils

Troubled about ten years With WhAf
the doctors called gall stones. Often =
thought would die before tho doctCe:
could get here. when he would givg ms1
hypodermic Of morphine and adviDe an
operation. A ncighbor told me shout
Mayrs Wonderful Remedy for stomach,
trouble and since taking the first doee:
two years ago I have not had IN attack
nor needed q hypodermic." It II Q StMs
pie, harmless preparation that removes
the catarrhal mucus from the ints0tinAI;
tract and allays the Inflammation WhieAs
causes practically all stomach. hvs1 81
intestinal ailments. including appendteit<,
Is. One dose will convince or money -,
funded. c. II. Griest 4 Go. and Afues,
Eists everywhere. ~