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The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-12-13
HOUSES FOR SALE

WILMOT AVE.-2-famIly 12 room house, lot 40x125; room for garage fine chance to get a home right w. M. Redfeld. SS Cannon St
 -IgRf 64li"
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AUTO TIRE vULCANIzING.

ONWIN VULCANIzING CO.-vuI- canizing all kinds; also dealer in new and second hand tires. 8 knOwltOn St. Barnum 955-5, BridEenort U5aU%
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STOVE R AIRS

Advertise in
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MANDOLIN, guitar, oanJo-mandoIin and violin. private lessons given by Prof Louis Con. sOI. 966 Main St Phone Barnum 92I-12. '19L3af"
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ADJUSTMENTS \
AUTO TIRE VULCANIzING.

CHEAP vULC.. NIzING ruins tires; 12 years repairing with Goodrich nd United Tire companies. I re- pair tires right Jimmie Curnin, 331 Fairfield Ave. '19R2 Saii~
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-12-13

VIOLIN INSTRUCTION-A KIee- mann. I 6 Cannon t.,Room 4S, Tay- Tor Bldg. Beginners receive special attention. Phone Barnum 6O49.
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SPEEDOLLNE makes all gasoline motors misarIy on fuel; stops car bon knocks; increases mileage. Carroll, distrbuter, 925 Main St., Room 9E '19L16aH"
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-12-13

WE CAL " the largest stock on ha 1 of stove and furnace supplies md parts B. Lipnick, 532 East Mai St. Barnum 914-14.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-12-13

SKATE SHARPENING 25c-Lock- smith and bicycle repairing at right prices. Senese, 2O40 Main St, near North Ave. TI2as*
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-12-13

SELL YOUR OLD CAR to Bridgeport Auto Wrecking Co, 1910 North Ave. Full line second hand parts and tires on hand. Barnum 5586-2.
 '19D3aH~
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-12-13

SELL YOUR OLD CARS to New Eng land Auto Wrecking Go. Highest prices pad. Full line second hand parts and tires for sale. Wood Ave, cor. Benham. Barnum 13S9-2.
 19P12aH*
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-12-13

USED CARS bought and sold. Auto repairing; work guaranteed. Noble garage, 2S5 Noble Ave-. near cor. East Washin gton Ave.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-12-13
SCIENTIFIC READINGS

MRS. SCHREWE, scientific and tnspI- rational readings; appoin 1ments;
 daily except Sundays; 471 Seaview Ave. Phone Barnum S55. GStAp
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-12-13
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
SCALES

SCALES-An types standard scales and trucks; also repairing, installing and adjusting scales of all kinds either large or small. Standard Scale and Supply Agency, 1S3 John St Phone Bar. 2277. A1alia
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-12-13
HOTELS

GOLDEN HILL HOTEL. 63 Harrison St, Bridgeport. Conn; up-to-date service; steam heat; clean and sani- tary; electric lights; rates S1 and up; special rates by week. Newly remodeled; hot and cold water in each room; special rates to theatre people. Under new management
 '19G15aH~
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$45.OOO.OOO PARA
HACER AVIONES DE
LA FLOTA MILITAR
Los Estados Unidos estan
por debajo Gle Francia
c Inglaterra

La Sociedad Aeronautica de los Es-
tados Unidos sc ha dirigido al Presi-
dente de la Comision de Asuntos Ma
wales del Senado para instar'e que
atienda de la manera mas efcaz posi-
BILE a que Sc apruebe en- los proximos
presupuestos ell renglon de S45oO0,OOO
pedidos por ell Ministro Gle Marina Sc
nor Daniels.
Esta suma Sc destinara integramente
a mejorar los servicios de aviacion de
la Armada que, segjin manifesto Ia
Sociedad Aeronautica en- la carta So
bredicha, dejan bastante que desear
en- 10 que a elementos Sc refere.
Los Estados Unidos en- la actualidad
Sc encuentran, por 10 que servicios
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-07-01

sus boquitas en- carcajadas, producien-
donos una indeseriptible sensation de
algeria, Gno parecen tedcs obras del mis-
mo cincel? GNo sc os ansojan hernia
nos gemelos, nacidos de un concepto
tnico? Esculpidos por diferentes artis-
tas, fueron, en- verdad, engendrados por
un solo pensamiento. En- vano. tienen
alas " representa- al Amor tienen
patitas de macho cabrio cuernecillos
en- la frente evocando la infancia del
dios Pan. En- vano escalan osados los
lomos de la Esfnge o rodean a Satur-
no DOMAIN grifos y dragoncs fieros
representa- ell simbolo de afuentes Jun
to las matronas simbolizadcras de
los grandes rios. Sea cualquiera la fic-
cion, los nihos de los jardines ;ie VLr-
SALES no son engendros nlitologicos nj
encarnaciones paganas; son los hijos del
hombre; carne viva de realidad de
engendros de fabula. Asi, las laljeres
sencillas del pueblo las no desnatura-
lizadas por la cultura; las que conser-
van integro su instinto maternal; las
que andaban temerosas por las amplias
galerias y miraban asustadas los rostros
fieros de reyes y gener ales y cortesa-
nos y los cuadros de bctallas los mue-
bles policromos, cuando salen aturdi-
das los jardines y ven los grupos de
niiios, al desnudo sus carnecillas regor-
detas, palmotean rien y vociferan
contagiadas de algeria.
Sc acusa la Corte pecadora de Luis
XIV y la de Luis XIV d falta de ter
nura, y he aqui que por I'm rasgo de
ternura invadio toda esta chiquiueria
jor jardines de Versailles que lie Notre
trazaba y construia con Ia soriedad hi
rama la altisonancia cultural de un
hombre sin corazon.
Toda la Mitologia iba resucitar,
como un detritus literatesco del alma su-
blime de Grecia; todos los doses del
Olimpo iban a descender Y a esconder-
Sc en- los imaginados bosquecillos como
una incitacion- constante las practi-
cas- livianas del paganismo. Pero en- la
Mitologia no hay mas nino que ell Amor:
ell Amor con su carcaj siempre neno; ell
Amor, sin espiritu de sacrifcio, tercero
del placer.
Fue la Du Barry, la pecadora, quien,
al examinar los pianos y los proyectos,
grit6
--Pero, len estos jardines no hay nj
nos! GDe que servira entonces que ha-
va flores y haya pajaros? iQuiero nifios!
iQuiero ninos!
Los cortesanos sonrieron maliciosa-
mente. Creyeron todos que la Du Ba-
rry daba rienda suelta al secreto anhe-
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-07-01
Los actuaIes mandamientOs de la Policia
Ell AIcaIde HyIan escribe una carta
al Jefe Richard E. Enright

FL Alcalde de Eucva York. John 7
Hylan. ha hecho pnblica Ia carta que
con fccha 10 dc los corrientes diriEio
al Jefe de la Policia. Richard r. En-
right, EN- Ia cual le hace indicaciones
muy oportunas acerca de los servicios
que debe prestar Ell cuerpo.
En- dicha carta Sc hace hlncapit en-
la importancia dc las funciones pre-.
ventivas dc la policia Sc rccomien-
da la mas exquisite vigilancia dc todos
los lugares individuos sospcchosos
Fl tenor de ella. en- 10 sustancia. e. q
siguiente:
FL deber del cuerpo de poiicia Sc
creta es el de descubrir y apreheh.
der a los infractores de Ia ley que IA.
yam burlado Ia vigilancia de Ia policia
uniformada.
Hay muchas maneras de prevenir el
crimen. La gente maleante Sc renne
Ell tabernas. garages, sa ones de bi-
liar. cafes en- las esquinas en- otros
lugares EN- les cuales Sc concicrtan ro-
bos Y atracos. Ia polic;a debs visitar
esos lugares con mas frecucncia Y con
mas cuidado acknowledgements p3drs
disolver muchas dc csas handas une
proyectan crimcncs arrestar a los
miembros de elias que lievcn consigo
revolveres.
FL ladron que roba joyas. ropas. bFon.
ce. cobre. plomo. otros articulos d
uso personal Sc deshace de ellos en-
la casa de empenos en- las tiendas
dc vieio En- muchos casos los que a,
dedican estos negocios no son mas
que cncubridores de ladrones. y hay
cue cerrarles el establecimicnto.
Hay tambien sedicentes agencias d
vigilancia. dirigidas por particulares
y que adoptan nombres pomposos a
les como la Special Patrol and Protec.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-07-01

tive Association Los mismbros ds -.
'as s0ciedades consigusn pIaeas ds t.
rife n ofras qns Ies acredifan como -.
presentantes a. IA sutoridad. ri -
se iea cmpisa paFa aus vi@iisn deter
minadas casss oeurren sn elias r9oos
continues De modo qus 81 dusho ss eon.
vence De Ia nscssidad De empieaflos
para que vigilen 81 casa.
Los cinsmat6zfafos exhibsn psiieu.
las qus hacen Greer Al iovun SIN mayer
afci6n al trahaio qus es fAcii convef
tirse en- csrtsrisfa. dar atracos -
bar a las gsntss IA representation
de tales pslicuias dsbs suspendsfss
Sc venden droEas = psrsouas qus ius.
90 - envician en 81 uso ds elias ,
para poder ssxuir eomprAndoias feeu.
rren ~ roho On iodas sus formas
ccn'e pefversa lnssnsaia ioxra ~.
csrse a. sustaneias explosives para -.
pisarias en- usos iisgalss cue dsbsn pre.
hibirse
Les vehfeuios ausom6viiss. en- ssps.
cial los del ssrvicio % corrsos , rs
camioncs m li'arss ias motocieistss
van travts ds las caiiss ain euidarss
de Ios roc amentos a. traaco nj ds =
via IA hscienaa afsna
En- muchos distritos hay ociesos aue
So cosgreran sn las ssauinas = insal.
tar las muicrss qns pasan ~ policia
debe p0nsgre blsu 81 tsnto ds Ice g..
sos Dc es,a naturaissa qus hays sn u
roma sncomsndada ~ vieiianela. ,
snferarse ds les eosfumhrss ds ies seia.
sos quc no tFarsian nunca y eampan
De golondro.
Al negorisnfe houfado no debs ne
icstarsele , "a poiieia dsbs dsdiear 81
atenci6n a los qas siscutan actos pc
vorsos tales cemo robe. asssinsto. asfa
cos
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-07-01
La ternura de la Du Barry
Los amorciIIos de Versailles

VERSAILLES: mayo de 1919.-Ver-
sales fatiga y aburre, como aburre y
cansa todo Museo. Por ell bien parecer
por una causa inexplicada que acaso
sea respeto y tenor todo 10 que nos
parece muerto, cuantos recorren aque-
las soberbias galerias, salones maravi-
llosos, aquellos grandiosos jardincs Sc
muestran sorprendidos y admirados. Pc
70 quien quiera observe bien a las nu-
bes de turistas que por ALI discurren
advertira como la curiosidad sc va amor
tiguando, como los ojos Sc enturbiar Y
marean, como distraerse, no mirar, no
atender las indicaciones del cicerone,
hablar con ell que SO encuentre .nues-
tro lado, decir cualquier banalidad his
t6rica mas menos p'caresca que ha8a
reir quienes nos acompanan, es un
descanso, es un verdadero placer, es
una verdadera liberacion, de aquel ho-
rrendo tormento de someter nuestras
pupilas al desfle rapido de tanta Inca
diversa, de tanto color contrapues.o, de
tantas proporeiones diferentes; de tapi-
ces, cuadros, artesonados, bronces, es-
pejos, bordados, marmoles, aceros, Sc
das j, de cuanto deslumbrador, raro,
rico precioso supieron hacer las ar
tes humans.
Pero el recorrer los jardines, llega un
mon1ento en- que ell jubilo Sc apodera de
los Wis tantes. Todo ALI nos parece un
artificioso fingimiento de la Naturale-
"a, las amplias avenidas, los parterres,
ridiculamente dibujados con tiralineas
y compass, las fuentes grandiosas con
sus saltos de aqua todo el encan-
TO de los recuerdos hist6ricos, con sus
celajes atrayentes de liviandad, no son
sufcientes para hacernos considerar Sc
riamente las casltas pastoriles, ell Tenn
plo del Amor, Ell molino, las evocacio-
mes mitologicas en- bosquecillos artif-
ciales dondc los reyes jugaban no ser
reyes jugaban ser demasiado huma-
nos, dando desenfrenada suelta sus
paS1oneS.
En- medic de este artifcio de deca-
dencia, en- medic de este torturado re-
buscamiento de la bclleza y del placer
que nos hablan claramente del agota-
miento de toda una Edad, del envejeci-
miento de un mundo, estan los grupos
de niiios que esculpieron Lespingola, lie
Hougre, los hermanos Keller, Legros,
Van cleve, Magnier, Poultier, Raon, Le-
rambert, Bertin, Girardon, Tuby, Reg
naudin y tantos otros; todos o casi to-
dos los escutores y fundidores que acu-
dieron a realizar la soberbia conception
de Luis XIV.
Pero estosz ohiquillos, quo contraen
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-07-01
LA DIAMOND FILM EXCHANGE CO

Nos participant los sshores X. A. Apa.
ricio. G.. Leon y J. Rodriguez. que hss
organizado una compahia con Ia raz6n
social dc Diamond Tilm Exchange
lue SC dedicara Ia compra. venta , Al
luiler de peliculas cinomatograhcas
Dicha compahia cs sucesora DR. IA
Diamond Photoplays Co A" y IA ~.
nentado su capital diez mil d6lares.
Dada la actividad dc nuestros amigos
los .sefores Aparicio. Leon y Rodriguez
principales accionistss de la nueva com
pafiia. no hay que decir que muy prom
70 SO traeran Puerto Rico pchculas de
sxtraordinario m6ri'o
Doseamos a Ia Diamond Ytlm II
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-07-01
Ell SENADO YANQUI
A FAVOR DE LA CAR
NE DE CABALLO

WASHINGTON, JUNO 17.-El sena-
Go Ia aprobado una enmienda dc un
cr6di-o adieional de 100000 destinado
a pagar los gastos que cause la inspec-
ci6n de la caIne de caballo.
El fin cue Sc persigue cs poner a
los exportadores de los Estados Unidos
en- condolences de incluir en- su in
dustria la carne de caballo y enviarla
a aquellos paises en- los cuales Sc acos-
TUNDRA consunirla como articulo ali
menticio.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-07-01

10 que laceraba su corazon ambicioso;
al anhelo de uh bastardo; al anhelo de
un hijo del rey, concebido en- sus entra-
mas.
Y los artistas llevaron una numerosa
chiquineria los jardines de Versa
lies. 70 os digo que para los hombres de
corazon y para las mujeres que consor-
ven en- ell santuario de su corazon in
tegramente ell instinto de su sexo, que
es el mas grande tesoro humane, estos
nifios son 10 mas bello, 10 mas po6tico,
10 mas sagrado que hay EN- este sober
bio Panteon- -Museo,a donde duermen cl
sueno eterno las giorias de Ia vieja
Francia.
RTTNTNTO TCpANOT
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-07-01
MINIMO ESPANOL.
Ell BALE DEL Ola 4 DE JULIO

La Comision encargada de los feste-
jos del dia cuatro de julio nos invita-
para asistir al gran baile que Sc cele-
brara en- ell Teatro, la noche del dia 4
Gle julio, aniversario de la Independent
cia de los Estados Unidos.
Agradecemos la invitacion
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-07-01
HOTEL QUE Sc YENDE

Debido a que su dueha tie
ne que embarcar para Espa
ma, sc vende ell Hotel Ingla
terra, Tanca 5, con numerosa
v excelente clientela. Sitio
centrico de Ia ciudad. Habi
taciones ventiladas. Mobilia
rio moderno.
Dirijase a dona
CATALINA BEAMUD
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-07-01

de aviacion Sc refere, muy por debaio
del nivel alcanzado por Francia In
glaterra la Socidad Aeronautica, al
hacer notar este, observa que debe
tenderse a ponerlos por 10 menos la
misma altura.
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Central MRrrpAita
tluhnrna 6ugar On.
sssee.G
VAavcoA. PUGRro RIco-
2 De JUNO de 1919.

De JUNO de 1919.
sres Sobrinos de Yzquierdo Co. ooo
Gan JUAN = X sdeI&c9
Nuy sres. nusstrOs amigos:
Correspond endO a los deseOs. de alta de del
ccrrts nerssando del resu tsdo de la demos
TRACTION Central. maquina CASE
atO nfOrarlss aus Tractor trabaadO sstsfacto
riamente hasta la fecha.
81 prOmsdiO aradO a prOfnddad media de IL
IL pugdas IN sdo de ii cusdas cada dia de trabajO
de hOras. include a teo epleado pOr el operator
uecdniOO el engrase revision de la mkquina.
81 motor nj pleas. han sufrido hasta ahOra
svsra ui rOtra alna trabaO resulta
En la ssgaridad de que les henOs deiadO cOmplaci-
dos. quedauOs suvos altos. s. s.
GSm% 9Z.zz
Jete de caupOs, Central Hsrcsdita.
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OBITUARY
Mrs. Louise Burdats

This evening 1T o'clock mt tho res
idCncr Of her son-in-law. James II. liId-
die, Jr.. No. - Sixteenth street. funeral
services will b. conducted for tn" lat"
Louise I1urdats. VII" of the lat" 5. O.
BurdatS. who died Monday morning at
80 O'Clock following hriCf Illness
Roy T.. f. l.. Stridcr. rector or 81.
Matthews l.. T. church. will h" in charge
of tho services Intrrm"nt VIII h" made
in Greenwood cemetery "Wednesday
morning at IN o'clock. Th" pall-b"ar"rS
viii br Dr. .. ". HurdatS. james H.
Riddle. Jr.. Il G. Morgan. Jr.. Carl J..
Lang. Morgan Ncst"r and w. 4. Shirley
Mrs. BurdatS was born in this city
- years ago thu daughter of the lat"
Mr.. and Mrs. Christian GlcsSnrr. Sh"
was n dcyOut Christian and was loved
and esteemed by her many friends. Be
sides her daughter. Mrs. Riddle. she is
survived by ono son. Or. O. W. Burdats.
and two granddauEht"rs. Elizabeth and
Mary Rurdats. Two Sisters. Mrs. ID. G.
Morgan. Sr and Mrs. William Goch-
ring. also survive.
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N RAE NEW
HEAD Of STATE
H|BERN|ANS

Special Dispatch 10 The lntelliGcncer.
CLARKSBCRG. W. Va, Sept 22.-
VI. a. McRac. Of Wheeling. was elected
president of tho Ancient Order of Hiber-
mans Of West Virginia AT its biennial
convent on which closed here to-day fol-
lowing the selection Of ParkcrsburG for
tho ncNt convention. Gene Walsh, t
ClarkShurg was elected vice president;
B. J. Kllicn, 81 Wheeling. secretary: NJ.
J. Mcnamara of Parkcrsburg. treasurer
and tho Rcv. r. r. Burke. of Parkers-
burg chaplain. Tho Ladies Auxiliary
elected Mrs. Anna Flanagan OF Grafton.
president: Mrs. Mary D. Donovan, Of
Rcnwood. vice president; Miss Mary 3.
purkin. OF Parkcrsburg. treasurer; Miss
Raphael Moran. or Wheeling secretary,
and Miss Kate Clark, of Wheeling.
chairman of Irish history.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-09-23
TRUSTEES SALE.
rRusTER,S SALE.

Ry virtue OF u deed Of trust mad" by
Sarah Griffiths and Samuel tirilt!thS'
her husband. dated Jun" the attn, I?oh
and recorded in the office or thr FIrrh
OF the County Court of OH" county
West Virginia. in Deed Of Trust Book
No. -. at page sos. | will sell at puhli-
auction. To the highest and best bidder
Mt the north front door Of the court
house Of SAID county. in the city OF
Wheeling. in tn" County OF Ohio. and
STATE Of West Virginia. on
SATURDAY. TIE 18TH DAY OF
OCTOBER. 1919,
commencing at 10 o'clock a. m. the fol
lowing described property. that is Ia say:
\ certain pirCc or parcel of real es-
tate. situate on Water street b"twc"n
45th and 10th Streets. IN tho Eighth
(Sth) Ward of the city Of Wheeling.
Ohio County. West Virginia. and being
lot numbered two 81 III Mrs. Elizabeth
Hydingcr'S Addition. being on record in
IN. office If the clerk Of tn" county
Court Of Ohio county. West Virginia. III
Plat Book number |. at par" ISL. Being
the same property which was conveyed
by Joseph IIydng"r and Elizabeth lily
dinger his wife. to Sarah GriffithS by
decd dated tho 5th day of June. 1905.
and recorded in the office OF tho Clerk
Of the County Court Of Ohio County,
West Virginia.
TERMS OF SALE: Cash or on credit
with good security or partly for cash
and partly for credit with good security.
HENRY 4 NOLTE. Trustee.
s-23-30-o-7-l4
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-09-23
BRAIN TESTS|
BY SAM LLOYD. !

Farmer Sykes claims to have dlscov-
cred try relative yields between squash
IS and pumpkins. lie says:
"lr a square field have 500 nils OF
pumpkins which CAV" 3 pumpkins to IN"
hill and there were only j rows Of mis-
Of SQuashcS. and ;;Ot just as many
squashrs as pumpkins. Now. how many
squaShcS do you think | got 10 the hull
ANSWER TO NO. 225.
Six persons might have lived IN fhAt
house. according to the boys statement.
bat it Involves = peculiar condition or
relationship, which requires some "Npla-
nation. Let Ms say that MT. y. was
widuw"r with 4 son who was wld"wer'
with son. Thus two fathers and th"lr
sons. Then. there are Mrs. T.. n widow.
with n daughter. who IS a widow with Il
daughter. Thus two mothers and their
daughters. Now we marry the lhrr"
AS TO thr three R'sand We have three
ChildlcSs complies.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-09-23
lS3@ ;!!53: T T}; ] il
UT BY RR11tll Cameron -
HOW TO RELAX

don't forL"i ia" long breath. That's
half III" battle.
Let Your Legs Feel Heavy
Again. when you md yourself walk
ing with tho muscles Of your legs as
taut a. 4 bow string take a long breath
stop hurryinE and try {" let your legs
feel ilrnyl. | got that last out OF a
book II IS Il book devoted 10 tho sub
jet uf relaxing. 1t has whole chapkrS
Uu M" irclnIQu" Of relaxing. telling
You step 10y step how I" accomplish IL
viii l." glad I" tell any letter friend
who seriously wants Ia learn how |"
combat cur great American error. what
this book -.
Think It And FEEL It.
In the meantime. her" Is thought
to carr with you Will" you arc waiting
I" get thu book. II You cannot only
think il. but feel ii If YOU can accept
it not only with your brain. hut also
with your whole heart. | am sur" II Will
carry you Il long way on tn" road you
want Ia go
"'rh" first thing many Of you hay" Ia
learn Is L. accept the trivial annnYanc"S
and miSfltS Of life as matter of course
Tor To l.iN" them attention beyond Their
deserts IL To wear the web OF your
l.f. To- th" warp. Lulu Hunt lrtrrS.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-09-23
EFFECT OF STRIKE
HARDLY NOTICEABLE
ON STREETS MONDAY
Theater Crowds Larger And Few More
People on StreetS-But That
was ALL

There was very little unusual activity
noted about Wheeling. yesterday as n
result Of tho steel strike. Probably the
rainy weather had something I" do
with keeping tn" idle men Oft the
streets. The indications are. however.
that people generally are taking tho big
event in the lives If thousands Of work.
crs in thiS district aS Il matter OF course.
willing to let matters tax" their own
course. with u wh"lcSom" optimism as
70 the final outcome uf tho rappl" be-
tween capital md labor. After tho last
few stirring years. people have com" t"
be few up on sensations. Events of
national and industrial importance bob
up so often that they have come u be
viewed generally with sort of inter-
cstcd indifference.
1t some Of tho larger mills. this
morning. knots If men wrr" grouped
about the entrances who had extremity
stayed up all night. NOR" out "f curl
Osltv than anything else. Ia see WIZ"
might turn out Ia work. After daylight
tho mon returned 10 their homes. Later
on IN tn" day cunEcnial groups gathered
here and there in the business section,
discussing IN a friendly way. tn" sue
rrSsful walknut. business houses re-
ported a little better than wet weather
sales. Moving piCtur" houses w"r"
crowded and IN" matinee and evening
performance" nj ;h' Cont were lIbcrallE
attended by IN" strikers.
On tho whole everything passed of
quietly and tho first day .h" strike
was marked by no disorder or STRIFE
whnt">rr Neither The chief of police
nor the sheriff Of tho county received n
single report Of trouble Of any kind.
Reports wrr" received by city officials
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DISORDER IN P|TTSBURG
Continued From Page One.)

struck with other mon employed in the
plant of tho National Mall"ablc casting
company. II" WAS struck over tho head
with n hammer
\ second outbreak occurred ut Far
roll tonight. when state troopers and
local polio" Clash"L with n crowd near
III" American Steel AMI Wire plant. Two
Of tho troopers. Private Frank MilliEan
and Sergeant Smith. and Il man giving
tn" nam" Of raul Prnusr. were shot.
Irousr died shortly after reaching
hospital. whilr Mi!liEan Is In n serious
condition. Bricks and other missiles
w"rc thrown by members Of tho crowd
at tho police. II Is said. and in the gen
cral night which followed tho thr"" mon
w"ro shot and many persons slightly
injured.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-09-23
GREAT YEAR FOR
STATE UNIVERSITY

Special dispatch 10 the lntclIlCcnC"T.
MORGANTOWN. W. Va. Sept. &c
Tho West Virginia University opened
N" fall semester here to-day with :hr
hcav!"S: opening day registration IN the
un!vcrs;ty.s history Early predictions
ar" for l5hn students. which will no
murh larger than the average. Regis
lrat!un VIII he completed Tomorrow.
when most Of IA" upper ciassmcn VIII
arrive. Students have" been pouring In
on every train sine" Saturday. Every
thing is in %haI'. for a great Year. ac-
cordinG TO President Frank Il. Trotter.