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The Greeneville daily sun. (Greeneville, Tenn.) 1918-1920, 1919-04-05
President Wilson Escaped
Attack of Influenza Narrowly

PARIS April 5-(By United Press )-President Wilson mar
rowy escaped having serious attack of Influenza was off
ciay announced this afternoon Dr. Grayson said that 60
ing to bed at once the president apparently avoided the
tack. He is still confined to his bed
The Greeneville daily sun. (Greeneville, Tenn.) 1918-1920, 1919-04-05

A mass meeting will be held in the
upper roo mof the court house in
Greeneville on Monday, April 7th, to
endorse this move, and a good attend
ance is expected.
The Greeneville daily sun. (Greeneville, Tenn.) 1918-1920, 1919-04-05
big Four" Resumed Sessions Today;
Col. House Represented President

PARIS, April by United Press.-The big Four" re-
sumed its sessions today adjoining that occupied by
President Wilson in the Paris White House Colonel House
represented the President
The Greeneville daily sun. (Greeneville, Tenn.) 1918-1920, 1919-04-05
japanese Bugaboo Looming Up
In Question of independence
Of the Philippines, Etc

WASHINGTON April 5-(By United Press.) 1.-THE Japan
bugaboo is looming determining factor the ques
on of independence for the Philippines and other nsua pos
sessions, officials and legislators agreed today.
The Greeneville daily sun. (Greeneville, Tenn.) 1918-1920, 1919-04-05
Sailors Killed AS Result of Explosion
OnBoard Submarine Chase,

KEY WEST, FLA. April BY United Press )-Three or
four sailors killed here this morning as result of an ex
plosion on board the submarine chaser No 2O5
The Greeneville daily sun. (Greeneville, Tenn.) 1918-1920, 1919-04-05
Allied Forces Now Number l3,363,OO0, While
Central Powers Have Only l,l25,OOO at Present
Soviet Republic Has Been
Proclaimed In Munich

SPA, April 5-(By United Press Herr Erzberger of the
German armistce commission today received wireless
announcing proclamation of soviet republic in Munich
This probably communstc government for Bavaria
The Greeneville daily sun. (Greeneville, Tenn.) 1918-1920, 1919-04-05
Mexico Has Cancelled Land
Concessions in Lower California
ToMexican- c California Land Co.

MEXICO CITY April 5.-(By United Press )-On account
of the failure comply with original spuatons the Mexican
today announced cancellations of concessions to
the California Mexican Land company Lower California
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-10-15
AYUDE A Los NINOS POBREs

rs necesarlo que en- caGa mu-
niclpio de eSta isla, Sc organize
la sociedad filantr6pica "El "a
patio lie los ninos pobres. !" Esta
sociedad viene trabajando desde
hace varios amos, Ell San Juan,
con tanto 6xito que podemos ase-
gurar que todOs los ninos pobres
que asiSten a las escuelaa van de-
bidamente calzados.
No Sc neccsita hacer sacrifcioS
Aceptam0s cualquier donativo por
insignificante que sea. Mandelo
hoy mismo, 81 uSted desea a:
Sra Maria T. de Suarez, P. O.
Box 1922,
Sr. Miguel NJ. Toro, Aduana,
Sr. Eduardo Arreche clio "Na-
tional CaSch Register Co."
este anuncio 10 publica gratis
Ell MUNDO.) Advt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-10-15
DESDE vega BAJA
FIESTA oBRERA

Las despalilladoras de esta ciudad,
EN- honor al gran triunfo obtenido en-
sus iiltimas demandas, han celebrado
una gran fiesta que ha resultado con to-
do Ell esplendor deseado. Las GALES TO-
das veiarse engalanadas con banderas
y guirnaldas rojas; la orquesta, reco-
rrieAdo las GALES con alegre diana;
las bombas artifioiales hendiendo Ii
paz del espacio, la imponente manifes-
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-10-15
L. FRAU.

tacion publica al son de :'La Marse-
llesa''; La asamblea magma en- ell tea
tro, donde Limo P. Rivera, con su dis
curse, hizo unir a zapateros, barberos,
albahiles, industriales, etc., dentro de
la Federation Libre''.
Mas. tarde, ell mitin y Ell banquete;
todo estuvo bien organizado. En- todo
hubo algeria, satisfaction, amor.
Con esta fiesta, las despalillaloras,
esas honradas hijas del trabajo, han
demostrado que son capaces, hasta pa
ra proporcionarIes un dia entero de ale
gria a todo un pueblo.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-10-15
CLINICA "SAN RAFAEL

Nos participa nuestro estimado amigo
el doctor Izquierdo que habiendo termi-
nado su contrato con la Central Agui-
RE-. Sc encuentra de nuevo EN- Yauco
donde abrira pr6ximamente una Clini-
ca, en- union del reputado medico don
Miguel A. Mariani
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-10-15


ambi
offensive
d olam a
amadre
Commence
a oicas Y Drosue
e Sr ocao e 81
N Y, u A.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-10-15

Valiosos certifcados de enconlio de pron1inentes
Medicos ParterGs que prcscriben odnli-
niStrdn a SuS enfermdS tan fdnloSd nledicina.
FL DIR. H. r. Koen de la Facutad de Medcina de Parls
dc Port-au-Prnce, Rep. de Haiti, CERTIFICA: He pres
sco mis- enerma e Compuesto Mitchea habiendo obten
do admrables resultados los sguentes camar
los dolores ecuente duane e embarazo parto
menstruaci6n doorosa t6nco reconsttuyene 10
recomiendO las sehortas que suren de guaes
dolencias.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-10-15
PARA sANTo DOMINGO.

En- breve embsrcara para la repdbli-
ca de Santo Domingo ell laborioso y ac-
two joven Delfin Morales, quien va en-
busca de un porvenir mas risueiio. Como
es un joven trabajador Y active, no du
damos verle venir en- POGO tempo con
las manos llenas de ORC, premio de su
labor. Prosperidades.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-10-15
TRAGIcA MUERTE.

FL sabado pasado pudimos observar
con gran pena la triste y tragica muer-
te de un niIo. De regreso para su casa,
en- union de su padre, caminaban dos nj
nos montados en- I'M caballo. Como este
animal Sc espantaba, los ninos decide
ron apearse Y esperar que pasara un
truck que iba para Humacao. Aun
que ell caballo estaba fuertemente aga
rrado por los nifios, no fue 10 sufcien-
te para sostenerle, pues tan pronto como
sintio que ell caro- estaba cerca de el,
di6 una tremenda coz las infelices
criaturas, tirandolas metiendolas de-
bajo de tan pesado vehiculo. Uno de los
nifos quedo muerto instantaneamente y
ell otro gravemente herido. Ignoramos 81
ha habido eulpabiidad por parte del
chauffeur pero la justicia 10 decidi
ra.
Ell CORRESPONSAL.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-10-15

La respectable Sra. WE. PaIson, Partera Diploma
de la Polclnca Pean, de Prince, Rep de Haiti,
CERTIFICA He obtenido admirable exo e CompuestO
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-10-15

La distine euida Sra. Conception
d. Benavides (Partera Professionally dc
Juno, Texas, Z. U, de A., CERTIFICA:
Il He probado el CompuestG Mitchella
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-10-15
(PGyd las j6venes dsbiles, n0vioSGs
demdYGdds)

para aar los dolores del parto coregr las reguadades
saes me a pesado los mcores svcos Lo recomendo las
senoas las j6venes que padecen guales doencias.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-10-15

La Sra Leondas Rumnot A.
dice Eiago H
he retado enfeas
tnuamente 10 estae usando recomendando
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-10-15

La CAJA DEL RELOJ.
Esta magnifica GAIA es de relleHo de
oalidad fina, con 2 tapas exter.ores una
interior para proteger. Ia maQuina, tiene Ia
corona Y la argolla del ultno sistema, ST.
aparencia es igual los relojes que cuestan
tres o cuatro veces mas.
.TENEMoS VARIoS ESTIL0S DE DIBUJ05
@EERENTEs ToDoS SON PRECIos0s
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-10-15
DOCTOR ESPECIALISTA
AMPARADOR DEL SEXO FEMENINO
Dedic6 su vida al estudo de los dolores del alum
bramientO y las dolencas femeninas.

senoritas de los Estados Unldos
decir que deben Ia buena saIud
al uso oportuno de la esplendiGa
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-10-15

Mltchelia, tanto para hacer desaparecer
como para facilitar el parto dar leche
en- abundancia a la madre. Lo reco-
miendo las Sras. encinta a las iove-
mes q. sufren de menstruacion difcil."
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-10-15

IS minutes enma qed6 a dc todo gro dando
personas de mi SEXO." ,
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-10-15

FL Dr. II. L. GuIiette de la FacuItad de Medicna de
BuHaIo. v II. do A CERTIEICA NJ oon,,I,-.a
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-10-15
DESDE CHICAGO
LOS JAPoNEsEs CAMBIAN

va no podemos Greer pie juntillas,
absolutamente en- NADIA. Decia una Ear
zuela espanola traducida al espaiiol:
-''Si lie va bien
30 le va NAL
eel japones
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-10-15

en- atestiguar que el Com
puesto MitchelIa del DIR.
]. II. Dye, que prescribe Y
administro a mis- enfermas
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-10-15

INNINEWs3W NN4N NI9EA . III
mcdicina del DIR. j. II. Dye,
espeCIaliSta eminente en- la
Obstefricia y las dOIencias
fenleninas.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-10-15

la
to
F) En- la columns de
hagstop for
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-10-15

Ell coRREsPoNsAL.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-27
POLISH PEOPLE HAVE
ROUSING LOYAL MEET
Patriotic Wheeling District Forciguers
Hold Double Gathering Of Freedom.
Addresses Delivered, o es ira
Plays and Men and Women En-
thuse in Polish Hall

Polish American day was c"lcpTttcH
yesterday afternoon in the Polish hall.
South Wheeling. hy 4 larg" number OF
Polish pcopl" Of this community. inc
hall was artiSilcally ami pairiniichllE
decorated with American and Polish
flags. intrrtwincd with IN" flags Of our
nlli"S in tn" great International Strug-
rl". \ number If brief addresses were
delivered and spirited music WAS played
hv the orchestra. The meeting was
closed with Il buffet lunch. In addition
To tho many lu:al Polish mon present
there w,.r" 4 number At Polish women
and children in ATTENDANCE" who assist
cd in the enthusiasm manifested at the
meeting All the Polish preachers IN
tn" Wheeling district referred To the
l.plish- American day III their sermons
Sunday and embodied III their diS-
courses loyal and patriotic uttcranc"S.
Similar Polish gatherings w"r" held
In all thr principal cities yesterday III
celebration of the par nf victory that
nation figured in the war and in ""I"-
hration III the first fire." election "f IN"
Polish pH0pl". tha: an independent
Polish state may IL. established for IN"
stability uC western Europe: that th"u-
sands nf polands sons hav" fought
with their own l"ri"us and with tn" Al
nrd armies 80 defeat imperialism ana
bring about democracy for their p""p!"
and the world.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-27
URGED TO RETURN TO
SOUND FARM PRACTICE

WASHINGTON. Jan. 26.-Farmcrs or
the United States were urged today by
the department of agriculture 10 return
Ia sound farm practice in the coming
season, abandoning certain emergency
measures adopted during the war, SO as
Ia assure ample supplies OF all KINDS
for this country and Europe.
No cause for alarm as to the ability
Of American agriculture to maintain It's
position in world trade during tie pc
Rod Of read juSimnnt is forcSccn by the
department, which declared that con-
siderable demand from European coun-
tries for fOudStuffS WAS almost assured
for 4 Year moro.
The signing of tho aTllisticc FOUND
the Iniird States with fairly large
stocks Of foods but with smaller stocks
If feeds. 1t was recommended that
pasture lands be- plnwcd ur for SOWING
grains. and other food crops should he
rrs.rdrd 10 grass and that that reg
ular and satisfactory rotation of crops
b. resumed.
4 wise livestock program was snid 10
include maintaining horses and mules
without material increase. Il normal in
crease in dairy cows and beef cattle.
conservative increase in sewing until
the relative shortage Of feeds are over
come an increase in sheep with facilI-
tics. and in poultry. il a minimum ol
purchased feed is required.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-27
WHEELING K!NANIS CLUB
PACKS COURT THEATRE WITH
NAVAL BAND A5 1T TRACTION
SPLENDID PROGRAM PRESENTED
BY ONE OF THE BEST BANDS
IN THE UNITED STATES.
Hairy DuRocher, The Drummer. Also
presented Several Features Not
on Tho Program.

Hats off TO the Wheeling kiwasi5
Cub, that live organization. responsible
for bringing the United States Nav,s H.
serve Band OF Cleveland OHIO. - ,;!ts
city. The band appeared !.S,"rG:ty Tor
two concerts ut the Court theatre. a:i"--
noon and evening and capacity aGd:':Ir''S
greeted IN" players. IN fact. S'an';:nic
room was ;,t Il prculiIin and h"'l!r'dS ~
persons were turned away AZ I~';I i"r-
fornances. Til" band waS ~ :nE -"
best ct tho kind ever brought I" In"
city and could play Il return "'lc;te''n':li
Il: any ;lyne should il d"c.6" 10 r'';u:n.
but as III. boys arr mustered "ut -:
service on FEBRUARY 18th II Is not
likely tina: they VIII ~, back again.
The K;vxa,s.s Club made ARRANGEMENTS
n Links. ovrC :, .vc-k ago - put al. tH-.
concert ara decided thu, III. tH!na: rouih
be put oyer big. II It was handled right
and j; was therefore d.c!d"r! - - h;i$:
and every member ~ the club got h".:::ld
tn. proposition and pushed I" M i'tn.t
with rh.' results "a stated ab"v'. 'r:y"c:'-
ono was higi, IN thor pra!Ss. o.: tn" club
and the affair will 20 dcwa n history Us
on" Of tho biz numbers "f til" early 1919
season, at the Court theatre.
Great credit is to be gwen 90 Mr..
Fred T.. Johnson. for the part h" took a
boosting The affair. as well rs {" ev"ry-
on, cl<r that was III any wa: cunnH"t"d
with H. TIL" kiwanIS club IS the newest
club IN the H-h"cI;Hg district and sine"
This organisation has don" much TO pu.
things b"t"r,. the public. that III any way
would benefit them. Til" nrw affair 10
b. staged By the club IS already under
way
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-27

Ncff. ClarksburE; Joseph Y. Gibson
XiugwoOd: Allen i. Edgar Marlnt"n.
Eirginip Deb, islian'
Nickel. Glen Jean.
Board OF Rcg"nts-G"orGr S. l-aidicF.
Charleston. Jun" So 1879: +. y. Syca-
r"osc. Webster Springs. June 80. 1871.
board Of Dental F.Xan;m"rS--L. l.. Bel
cher. Wclch. Jun" 50. l9.l.
BOARD OF Veterinary SurE"ons-W. Il.
L.anrford. Martinshnrg, May 30, 1928.
Ii"ard Of .Pharmary-p. -. Older
Charleston. Jan" 80. 1878: John j.. ~
SON W,cIl$burE. Jun" 80. 1928.
I:"ard II ur'om"t"y /. Small
MariInshnrr. rcr IL. 1870; Eugene ~.
lIIitr";h. Wh""IinE. Jun" 50. 1921.
Stat" Lrhcnr!ai,---I;cnjamin II. oXl2E,
Charleston. March -, 1871.
superintendent "f schools for tn"
prnf and IN" I:llnI--l'. l.. Burdct;".
Huntington.
Sur"rint"nd"nt Weston Stat" Hospital
C. T. White NJ. D.. liuckhann"n.
Superintendent Mck"nirc" Hospital
No I'll l.. Gn"drHan VI. H., fayrit"
Trirmon, Hospital No.
S-Chcsu"y ~ Eamagr. H. H.. Fairm"n;.
Superintendent state 'ol"r'd Tup"r-
rulosis Sanitarium-pr. Il. \. CrlchI"w'
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-27
MANY APPOINTMENTS
IN HANDS OF SENATE

CHARLESTON. W. Va. Jan. ce.--
Guh"rnat"rIal appointments sent -
thu s"na;r co- confirmation includ~d tn.
following.
STATE. IE"ari nc rontrul~-nr. f S.
Stephenson. Charleston. Jun" 20. 7H@3.
Public Service CnTrni"eiHS--riru rEc r.
g. Wil"s Williamson. .Iun'|3n. lHa2
Chief Of Department OF Ain"S--W. J.
Hcath"rson. Charleston. May /. l""2.
STAT. E"ard "f E:mbalTcr&--P q. Dun.
away. r!lri's Town. Jun" "a. 1910.
i:,1rI fer Examination for Account, -.
au,s~-Ealph T., Holden, HlarkshurE.
S"p;. -. l!2h.
W"%t Virginia Human" S"ri"ry--W
il ,;arnrti. Fort Springs. March =.
l9@:%: James q. Watson. f'rirlnnnt. March
81. IH2I: T." Frank J brooks. Rumnry.
March 81, 1871.
Il"tr lnsp"Ct"r-~R. Il. Phillips.
tinrk ShUrG.
STAT. E";,d ronnissi"n--Maj 6. p.
F"r.m.y l.umhcrpnrr. Jun" 50 1921: r.
: >-cai,l"u. Huntington. Iun" 10. 1919
WarI.u Il III" I'.nii"n,iary--Juse
T. Tar..Il. i>o?s"'. Sept 40 1879
rUul.c lirnlth C"uEril-V. r. Church.
ru..rs Charleston. .Iun" 30. 1921: II. T..
';nrH"r Vi -. Tark"rshurG Jnat. 80.
l%-l. l. II! THOMPSON, NJ H.. Blur:icld,
lr;n" So. lH.i: y. L. Sloan. NJ H.. rIarks-
h'lr.:. fan. - 1919
E"rl;"l"y springs I}nard--Carl W
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-27
TELLS OF INTIMATE
VISIT THOMAS EDISON

w r. church.. on" of the most pupu-
lar local insurance mon. gave an unusu-
ally interesting talk Yesterday morning
before Il larE" audience at Emmanuel
BAPTIST church ii tn" Mems Sunday
Morning club. He told of lengthy per
snnal conversation hn had with Thomas
\. Edison in the Edison laboratory in
Orange. y. J. Mr. Church is an .utlusu-
ally interesting speaker and he told OF
tho little intrinsic characteristics Of
The wizard that arc often overlooked
by the alleged national magazine writ
rrS III telling Of hiE mon. and which. 1t
is believed. is tho mra; "t the reading
If thr majority Of readers.
Mr.. Churh was introduced To tn" club
hv tho Rev. pr. George II. Lockhart,
nastor Of Emmanuel church.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-27
SCOUTS TO MEET
ON FEBRUARY 9Th

The biggest celebration known To
local Scouts will J." held during ami
V"rSary week. in which Scouts Of this
city and vicinity Will part iripatc. Th"o-
dor" Roosevelt, late chief Scout citizen
and hnnornhlr vicc-prrsid"nt. Will be-
h"nnr"d February 2. not only as great
American statesman and patriot. but az
Il man who cX"mplficd the Scout code
IN his personal life and made and kept
himself literally "phySiCally strong
and mentally awake, and morally
Strnight."
Tho following program for annivcr-
sary week was arranged at Il meeting OF
the scrulmaStrrS. held last week:
Saturday. February S--.tll-day hike,
scouting ana games. Will lrav" Elrv-
cnth and Chaplin" streets at a m.
Sunday. February o. Arrangements
hav" been made with PASTORS Of
church in which thor" arc troops 10 de-
liver n special sermon for the boys.
putting emphasis on tn" valu" of tho
BOY Scout program IN hoy training.
Tuesday February 1l---BiG Scout pa
ra,ir. /" h" held al : y. m. followed by
biz eats AT I'll" market auditorium. Al
the big drmonSi ration. beginning ut
n. m II. NJ. Eutl"r. field scout commits
Sioncr oc TINS district. will present III"
third Liberty loan emblem. and Will
outline a program for ~ Day in Camp.
(R9 R"vrill" and dressing contest.
ih) S"tiinE-up exercises.
(rl To tn" ""i"rs, salute and pledge
To the flag.
(N Strctchcr and firSi-aid demon
stration.
(c) Tying Of practical knots in tho
order in which :hcy appear III the boys
handbook.
tn rrjr,inn fire lighting.
(cl Paul Revere race.
(h> Signaling (hoih rodcs).
O. Lowering tho flag.
- Taps
SCou;ma%i"rs pledge their hearty CO.
operation IN carrying out tn" program,
which is expected In be Il great success.
Friends of Scouts arc invited To be
nrcscnt and no chnrgn win b. madC.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-27
RIVER NEWS

Tho river was Is fr"t inches and
rising SLOWLY ~ The wha-; i; =. IA.
Yesterday. Tho STAG" 1t IN" foo, Of Nc
Mechen dam was !! feet > inches aud
rising slowly. TIL" "r"sc "f tn" RS"
passed early this ,uorrL:nS and IL" river
will BE- falling today.
Tho G.racrat cr"wdcr arTI"'r! from
Charleston =; ; O'Clock yesterday m":n-
ing and lcf. for PITTSBURGH - "'ci""h
With Il hlc trip.
The Liberty cleared Tor M"C'"nnclls-
Will" a, ; o'clock ""St"r''''" afternoon
with good freight "",srSrin' n;S.
The o.! E:.!iah,.. PASSED down w!th
empty ga$oIi," barseS NJ - u n.
The II. = t'i.Sh"r left ~ = "'"i"c't
Yesterday aft.rn"c' TO- rr".'tur - g.
two harges 81 turwh-:r which sh" w:il
TAKE to York"j'l"
william Ar>,r nf s.: Louis. general
manager Of N. Waterways journal. w;tS
IN m. city - day or nv" NJ" locking
pf.cr the river INTERESTS h"!".
Thu. Hnl"r r: wlii =. ~ t";lEh: from
Nc,x M:,tauoris mad wIi. !'a:,:.. :"r 'hr'
port tnrnnrrow N n""n.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-27

with this undertakings as we'll us Mana
lr"r E>rcd Johnson If the Court theatre.
while the United States government; has
MIRO t. b. clatcd over than just its ac-
plishmcntS throughout IL" war. Tor
thH aggregation appearing h'r" y"stcr-
day. Is on" tn hc proud III. no matter
under what title ii makes its appearance.
Many expressions Of hop" that a rrpci!-
slun OF ;hjS or some Other aggregation
Of musicians for future Sundays. wcr"
to he heard at hoih performances y"S;cr-
day. ami nn doubt many are better off
for having been there.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-27
RWER TELEGRAEGS.

Davis Island Dam. .: fs',t falling;
Cloudy.
Itorcantown lie feet. falling. Cl":,r
Stcub.nyiitc 9t fr''t. r:SInE. CI"ar.
OIL City 10 feet. falling. Clear.
Warren % fest, falling. Clear.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-27
LOCAL PUPILS
AID UNCLE SAM
Nearly 5000 Youths Of Public Schoola
Purchase STATS In Thrift
Stamps,

Wheeling public school pupils are not
uncovcring their craniums to any class
Of youth when it comes to demonstrate
ing their patriotism in helping Uncle
Sam financially. The local school boys
and girls have bought $74.475.SS worth
OF thrift stamps up to Saturday last.
There have been 4,3l2 pupils to invest
in the little coupons of loyalty.
Following is tabulatcd report Of all
the local schools as issued by DR.. C. z.
Citizens, superintendent Of Wheeling
schools, ending January ~:
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-27
4I39 s64,S5o.sS 173 ,se,625.o0
.F0RTY-SEVEN FLU !.
CASES LAST WEEK.

A marked decrease in FLU" cases wa
reported during the past week, a cast
being reported for the past seven L.
making the average higher than il J
been for some time. The health OF
Gals say there is no need to fear
other outbreak Of the disease, it Ibc!i
blamed on tho weather.
Tho report for the past week foi
lows: Sunday and Monday. IS: Tues
day, 10: Wednesday. a.; Thursday, none,
Friday. g. and Saturday. II.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-27
CAPT. NORTON GOES
TO RIVER RHINE

4 rnetal card from Captain T. Wheel
or Norton announces that his company
IN tho saith infantry. \. T.. r. has h"1
ordered home. while captain Norton
leaves Cor III" Rhine 4" join ~" Ar'rr!-
ran army "f occupation. Tn" VIII II"
inyful news to many homes II eastern
ONO. rs The 33lsi - composed Of men
from the eastern portion Of the Buck
state
New-York tribune., 1919-07-17
Com m odities
Cotton
The further sharp decline O: sterling and

The further sharp decline @: sterling and
other European exchange to rev low levels
and reports Of improving crop conditions
ton Exchange yesterday. socotber con-
tracts sold at 54.25c pound, making a
slump Of 80 points from the final quota
ton Of Tuesday, and Of apo11t $7.35 a bale
from tho high marks attained Monday.
October at tho close was quoted at 34.5o,
and the entire list revealed net losses Of
e5 to 80 points.
The attitude Of traders, which was un-
favorable to prices, fortified by the
continuation of the strike of marine work.
ers. favorable weather map and easier
Liverpool cables, Moreover. anticipation OF
a weekly report from the Weather De-
partment which would offer little encour-
agement to those who desire high prices
helped along the recession.
private crop report MADE the mid
month condition 6S,S and indicated a
yield Of II, l,o63.ooo bales an estimate
slightly above the end June figures A
not much demand for old crop cot
ton. but that there has been a large bus,-
ness in the Carol!nas for fall delivery,
with Southern mills good buyers.
Exports for the day were 1892 bales,
ern spot markets were unchanged to rs
points lower, with middling quotations
ranging from $3.50 to 3A SO.
The local spot market quiet and
S5 points lower, at 1925 for middling, no
sales were reported
The range of prices follow: