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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-11-20
NITRO COSTING UNCLE
SAM $4,000 PER DAY

WASHINGTON. d. c.. Nov. 19.--Thc
powder plant at Nitro. W. Va. is cost
ing tho government $4,000 day in it's
present state Of full and complete idle
ness. There Is still lengthy payroll
of the highly favored ones doing nothing
else save to call arohnd on pay days and
get their proportion OF III" money that
comes from the taxes of the people. The
IS. 00c 900 bid for this s12O.0O0,0OO gov
eminent folly. while accepted. hasn't
been completed Nor is the government
showing any signs Of stopping the waste
that is still going on there.
Unable to get any evidence and his wit
neSscS before the subcommittee That rS-
sayed To investigate Nitro, 50 that ~.
could show to the country the criminal
waste OF the peoples money there, and
Law foundation for suit from IN"
government to recover from the build
ers and others. Congressman Echcls will
Law before Chairman Graham Of that
committee and Speaker Giilctt. report
OF oil he has done in the case and all
the evidence in his. possession. direct
and Indirect. naming the list of witness
scs that could give valuable information
If they were permitted tn. and who are
anxious to tell what they know. aud
will close the record so far as he is con-
cerned.
It will be lengthy communication.
for Mr. Echols has accumulated great
mass OF material. He has been baked
at almost every turn he has made in
the devious trails of the case. and
Speaker Gillett Is reported ~ saying
that the Nitro investigation had given
him more concern than any congression-
al probe that had been undertaken.
Tho committees final report, il II is
eyer made. Is expected by those in touch
with the matter. to have the effect Of a
white wash" whether intended TO he
that or not. The most serious charge
against the committee that has been
openly uttered, was made ny Col. Har-
vcy. in his Weekly. 1t was only" that
it was incompetent" Congressman
Echols' interest In the matter was to
show up the criminal waste and eX-
travagance Of the government of the
peoples money, and to lay the founda-
tipn for n suit for recovery and. perhaps
for criminal prosecution.
He has no interest Mt all in the gov
ernment's disposition OF tho property Mt
any sized bid il desires to accept. His
activities in the way of investt cation.
research and disclosure covers the
period prior to that. and is directed
against what the government did
through its officials and hired men from
tho time construction was started until
il was stopped by the signing Of the
arm istice.
BUY WAR SAVINGS STAMrs.-
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| There is no quality the whole world
thrills TO as II does to physical courage"
said the ALthorman the other day.
I didn't disagree at the time. But on
thinking il over. I did There is an
other quality. I don't know just what to
call II, that think sends the fine Quiv-
/ erS Of pride in the whole human race up
ones spine just as much AZ a display OF
physical courage.
| Here's Il newspaper paragraph that
| illustrates the sort of quality l mean.
The Spirit Of sportsmanship.
Neither of the flyers runs the ar
| ticle which was in regard to the contro-
versy for second place i'll the big cross
country flying race, would discuss the
controversy. but Major Spatz Gone OF
the two leadcrs) paid a fine tribute to
Lieutenant kicl. Ohe other lcader) for
the mastery way he had organized the
| aerial fire patrol.
Don't you love that spirit OF gallant
~. chivalry, sportsmanship. whatever
| you call il?
| Don't you thrill to it whenever you
see 1t or read OF IT?
or the many anecdotes Of Colonel
| Roosevelt. I liked none better than the
story Of his first boxing match at Har-
ward At the end of a round his oppon-
cnt struck him after time had been
! called and Roosevelt had ceased to de-
| fend himself. The onlookers immcdl-
| ately began TO hiss and cry, Foul
! whcreat Roosevelt cried out, Hush. ne
didn't hear"
, The Handshake Between winner And
Loser.
! II Is the same sort OF spirit which
! goes into an honest hand shake between
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ANSWER TO NO. ZIG.

o If YOU call Arabella's money Y. Bet
scy's Y and Carries q, from the facts
given We may arrange the following
equations:
plus - of Y plus y Of Il equals
cost Of chicken. z plus 1-3 of Y plus
l-3 Of equals cost of chicken. plus
4 of Y plus u Of u equals cost of
chicken.
It is Il simple matter to find the re-
lative values of Y, Y and q. 1t is then
Necessary to find amounts that may be
divided in the manner described without
having fractions of cent. Arabclla
had 90 cents. Carrie S1.32 and Betscy
sl.56. so the chicken must have cost
s2.O4.
-Copyright. 1919, by Sam Loyd.)
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Mrs. Mary Ellen stonehinp.

Mrs. Mary Ellen Stoncking. wife Of
Reuben Stoncking, died yesterday morn
ing at the home of her daughter, Mrs.
Is. +. Filchell. No. 127 Edgwood stree.
Echo Point. Deceased was born in
Wctzcl county. this state. Ga years ago.
the daughter of the late w. II. HaSkiu
and Anna Jane BOokovcr HaSkin. She
came to this district at an carly age.
where she spent the greater mart of her
life. Besides her husband and daughter.
Mrs. Fitchctt. she is survived by one
son. william Stoncking. Of Holloway. O..
two brothers. Or. II. NJ. Haskins. form.
crly Of this city. but now OF Tulsa,
Okla. and John HaSkins. Of this city.
Two sisters ais" survive, Mrs. Margaret
Petit. of Beverly. W. Va. and Mrs. Car
RE Underwood. Of Fairvicw. w. Va.
klInCr:Il S,rNiCrS nrC inrOmDlntn.
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UNIONS ATTACKED
BY FOUNDERS HEAD

NEW YORK. Nov. 19-Organizcd lab
or was accused OF prcfcrring To defy
the law and attempting to control forces
whose duty II is Ia uphold it," by VIII
liam II. Barr. of Buffalo. today in the
annual convention of the National
Founders association Of which he is
resident.
THE unfortunate seed" he said. was
Sown in unioni$m IN 1916 when the rail-
road brothcrhoods exercised their power
to force through the .Ndamson law. The
inevitable results as the development Of
q spirit Of arrogance among all unions.
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trade in good location. Will invoice
or sell as II stands. Reason for selling,
leaving town. Inquire Conkle's Store,
244 Jefferson Ave-, Moundsville, w. Va
n-191i
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On Wartime Coal Basis.

ATLANTA. Ca. Nov. 19.-Thc South
was put on wartime coal basis to-
night by an order. limiting purchases
for home use to one ton, issued by the
Southern regional committee OF the
, railroad administration. Unless the
bituminous coal strike situation inn
proves shortly more drastic restrictions
may become necessary, members Of the
committee said.
The order applies 10 all territory East
OF the Mississippi and South OF the
Ohio and Potomac rivers, except parts
Of Virginia in the Pocahontas district.
This action of the committee follow
ed an order of two days ago cutting off
manufacturers from coal purchases and
restricting supplies TO the first five
classes vt the fuel priority list.
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BANDIT HAS ESCAPED

MEDICINE BOW, Wyo. Nov. 10
Blnudhounds placed on the trail Of VII
liam Carlisle. bandit, who held up thu
Los Angeles Limited train on the Union
Pacific railroad near here last night: re-
turned from the scene of the robbery
today, unable to follow the trail. Tho
general belief prevailed that Carlisle
had been picked up by n confederate
with an automobile and had effected his
escape.
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CONDEMNED BY MAYOR.

CINCINNATI. May l9.-Mayor John
Calvin today severely censurcd the con-
duct of the members of the Robert Bent
ley post Of the American legion. who
raided the headquarters Of the Socialist
party here last night and burned n
quantity OF supposed radical literature.
The mayor designated the raid as mob
rule and assorted that it showrd lack
Of patriotism and good citizenship. He
also said that he would investigate the
failure Of the police to intervene while
the raid was in progress.
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FATE OF THE GERMAN
LINERS UP TO WILSON

WASHINGTON, Nov .l9--Final dis
position of the lmp"rator and the other
German liners delivered to the United
States after the armiSticc awaits the
decision Of president Wilson. it was said
today 1T the state department..
Great Britain has sought use OF these
ships both for trans AtlantiC passenger
service out Of New York. and for trans.
porting troops To its overseas dominionS
The shipping board, however, has re-
fused 10 deliver them because of the ac-
tiOn OF tho allied naval armiSticC com.
mission in sending TO the Firth of Forth
for ALLEGATION between the associated
powers the Standard Oil tank steamers
which operated under the German flag
before the war.
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COLLEGE STRIKE BEATEN.

LANCASTER Pa. Nov. 1.-Two
strike votes. one by the Sophomore
class and the Other by the entire student
body of Franklin and Marshall college
ns the result Of the suspension OF fifteen
students charged with hazing a fresh
man several d.; VS. ago. was finally over.
ruled by the junior and senior classes OF
the school late today. The students who
favored orrrrulInE the strike had bare
lead Of eight votes. AS the result OF
the vote an air OF uncertainty over fu-
turn notion surrounds the school.
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Two Kentucky Judges
Killed In Automobile;

LEXINGTON. Ky. Nov. I9.-Circuit
Judge William \. Young. of Rath- Rowan
county district. and former county
Judge Harlan ScXun. Of Mcnifce couny.
we're killed At brighton station. near
here. late today when an automobile in
which they wor" riding was struck at
grade crossing by 4 freight train OF the
Chesapeake and Ohio railroad. Three
ohcr occupants Of the automobile were
injured. orc probably fatally.
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Fairmont, w. Fa.-A campaign for
BETTER Speech" has been inauguratcd
in schools of E>Iirmont. The use of
English in general conversation is being
observed by members Of the facaulty as
part OF the movement. School executives
plan to devote several weeks 10 the
study of English, better pronunciation
and avoidance of slang phrases.
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Fair Supply Of Coal
In Pittsburgh District

PITTSBURGH, Nov. 19.-Condition
Of the coal supply in the Pittsburgh
district was pronounced fair" tonight
by tho local fuel distribution committee
of the United States railroad admins
tratiun. although the situation is regard
cd with some apprehension. Consumers,
members OF the committee. say, cannot
be too strict in cconumizing in the use
Of fuel
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Chabers Funeral To-day.

Fcuncral services for Mrs. Margaret
Chambers will be held this afternoon AT
> o'clock at the family home. No. 1873
Fifteenth street. Rev. l.. =. GroSc. pas
tor Of tho Zane Street NJ. f.. church. Will
conduct tn" services and intcrment will
be mad" in Mt. Wood cemetery.
Mrs. Chambers died Tuesday follow
ing 4 lengthy illness. She was the
widow Of the late Thomas Chambers
and is survived by two daughters. three
sons and one sister.
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Egyptians Not Satisfied
Demand independence

LONINN.. Nov 10. GBy The Associ-
atci prcSS)-A constitution for Egypt
and local self government for Malta,
both OF which were announced today, are
designed to meet he unres in those
countries. which have been demanding
the application to themselves or tho
hCnrirS of %rlf-dctcrmnatIon and the
rights Of small natiOmalitics.
The extreme Egyptian nationalistS
have raised tn" banner Ia complete indie
pcndcncc, like the Sim Fem. and Cairo
messages SHY that the cabinet has re-
signed rs nm answer TO Field Marshal
.illCnbys statement OF the British plans.
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DIED FROM INJURY.

Special To The Intclligencer:
CLARkSBURG. Nov. 19.--Enroute to
n hospital at Redwood. Basil, twelve
year-old son Of J. X. Beaver of Cen
tralia. died last night OF injuries receiv-
ed when attempting 10 jump a moving
freight train pear his home to ride to
the poStoficc
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DEBs PERMIT CANCELLED

quest of 900 members of the local post
Of the American Legion. Mayor Edward
H. Filbcrt today cancelled n permit for
a Socialist meeting scheduled to be held
here Sunday night rs the first step in 2
campaign to create sentiment toward
the release from prison Of Eugene V.
Dcbs. conscientious objector. and others
held for obstructilg enforcement of the
scIectiye draft law during the war.
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MRS. MARY LONG DIES

Mrs. Mary Long. who resides at No.
morning at the North Wheeling hoS-
pital. where she underwent a serious
opc-stkn on November 10.
She is survived by five children, two
Of whom, Elizabeth and Raymond, lived
at homo with their mother.
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FOR LAW AND ORDER

GRAND RAPIDS. Mich. Nov. l9--
Strict AmcriCanism. an orderly govern
the cost OF living were endorsed by the
National Grange. which also went on
record as opposing government owner
ship and universal military training in
resolutions adopted today.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES


1nIIoNH are suffering with rheunaa.
tism. Nest important discovery Of tAo
age. A herb that actually drives tho
tirc!y out Of the system. People write
US and say they are astounded 1t the ~.
suits, especially on the kidneys. Just
think Of the money making possibilities.
Representatives wanted. SLl3 pound
postpaid. 10 pounds IS express paid.
rheumatism Herb Co, Venice. CallfQf.
MIA uIy.1O.tS
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{ BRAIN TESTS;
By SAM LLOYD.
IL MINUTES TO ANSWER THIS

Carpenters are natural geomctricians.
who in the course OF a days work
solve off-hand all sorts Of practical
problems that q student would take
very seriously.
For example: \ joiner wanted to con-
vert that piece of board shown in the
diagram into a square, without wasting
any lumber. Let us see who can solve
his problem by cutting the board into
only three pieces.
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Carpenter Funeral Today

Funeral services for the late Albert
b. Carpenter will be held this afternoon
at o'clock at the late home, Stop Il,
BrookSide. Ohio. Interment will be made
in Greenwood cemetery. Deceased was
SO years Of age, and died suddenly on
Monday ut the Martins Ferry hospital.
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OBITUARY
Grubb Funeral

Rev. J. J. Birmingham, rector OF st.
Lukcs T. L. church. conducted the fun
cral services for the late Miss Margaret
Grubb. which were held yesterday after
noon at ESQ o'clock ut the late home
No. sos South Tenn street. Intcrmcnt
was made in Greenwood cemetery.
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John s., Young,

Special To The lntclligcnccr:
CLARkSBURG, Nov. l9.--John s..
Young, 81, oil and gas well contractor.
died today ut his home here of neural
gia Of the heart. He was we'll known
throughout the Pennsylvania and West
Virginia oil fields as Kelly" Young.
The widow. son and daughter sur
vive. He was prominent in Masonic
circles,
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FIRE AT FERRY

Martins Ferry fire departments were
called shortly after o'clock this morn
ing to cxtinguish a fire in the Pciley
home on Avondalc avenue. The damage
was held down to $50,
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wH1sKEY RELEAsER.

LONDON. Nov. l9.--Onc hundred and
fifteen million gallons Of whiskcy be,
sides n quantity Of other spirits in bond
in Great Britain. were released from
war time restrictions today.
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Truschel ObseQuies

w. Truschel. nine year old son OF w. II.
and Rose II. TruSchcl. were held ycstCr-
day morning at o'clock at ST. Joscph's
Cathedral. lntermcnt was made In Mt.
Calvary cemetery.
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FOR RENT-rrrnIsned Rooms

RoR KBMT-Furnished housekeeping
rooms for one or two men; also three.
furnished housekeeping rooms and bath,
on Island. Inquire 1929 Chapline street,
n-17-i
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POSSESSION AT ONCE

I rooms and bath. with third floor
finished on y. Huron street. near Zane
street. Island. Less than $550O.OO will
buy it, not all cash required. This is
zeal value.
For Rent rooms and bath apartment
in center Of city. $500 a month.
CHAS. r. PAUL CO.
Sol Wheeling Bank 8 Trust Building,
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WANTED-Fem4I0
WANTED-Salesmen

WANTED salesman, to work
the retail trade in this vicinity. Ad-
dress Salesman. care Intelligencer.
Moi
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FARM FOR SALE

furnace. plenty fruit all kinds, good land
lays well on fine macadam road, one
mile from street car and railroad, ten
miles from Wheeling. Call 81, or ad-
dress
CHARLES B. RICE.
Elm Grove. w. Va
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DON'T FAIL TO READ

reflections Of Grass Widow" the
latest fiction serial stories By Miss Jane
Dixon, to appear Monday, Wednesday
and Saturday In The Wheeling IntellI-
gencer. Order your subscription today.
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ANGELES CAPTURED
BY CARRANzISTAS

MEXICO CITY. Nov. 19.-Fclipc An
EclcS. chief lieutenant OF Francisco
Villa. has been captured by state militia
commanded by General Gabino Olive
being taken prisoner today Mt Vale
Olivia. near the Cunchos river in Chi
huahua. He was escorted under heavy
guard to Parral, where he will be tried
by court martial.
Eli PASO. Texas, Nov. 19.-Ccneral
Felipe Angeles. known as tho - ntellcc-
tual leader of the Villa rebel movement.
has been captured nea- parral. accord
ing TO 4 dispatch received tonight from
Governor Andres CortcS of Chihuahua
by Andres &. Garcia. consul general
here.
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IDEAL LOCATION

DEAL EQUATION
A NoDERN KOa1 AND BuSMESS
Located on paved street, car line, lot
60x150 feet. house two story. { rooms,
stone foundation, bath. hot and cold
water. electric lights, cellar cemcnted
used as Restaurant doing a good bus
mess, garage for 4 cars, now rented AT
$40 per month. Price $4,000. part cash
MITCHELL SNYDER
1877 Jefferson Ave. Warrington. Pa.
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FOE SALE

PoR sALH-Timber land. Farm Of for
ty acres, located about 1 II miles west
Of Mt. Pleasant. jefferson Co., Ohio.
Near Emerson, on the Mt. Pleasant and
Harrisville pike. About one-half good
farm land. balance in timber, consisting
of white oak, poplar. maple and beech.
Inquire Of Horace B. Clark, Bridgeport
Ohio. n-20-i
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The greater the necessity Tor saving
the greater your opportunity to use
The lntclligcncer Want Ads.
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~. AcRr rAnnn PoR $1,000.

IA ACRE FARM POE $1,000.
Six room House. good Barn. other Bldgs.
\ great Chicken Farm near Z. r. and
good market: % acres for $4,000. small
payment. best bargain this year. Re
member IL L buy from me, help you
finance your deal. Write for my big
catalogue Of nearly 400 Ohio farms.
II. H MASTERS, Agent,
Cambridge. Ohio.
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WANTED-MalS

wANTED-A good all around man q
second hand store. Steady work. Tod
Store, 1893 Market st. n.19-h
wANTHD-Boy to sell papers q he
mornings, before school. Good oAAAe0
to make your Christmas mo1sy. re
own risk. Apply Circulation Dept, IN.
tsingsncsr. Office. n-13Il
wAMTHD-Linotype operator. Apply
Foreman Intelligencer. n-17-tf
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--BUy WAR SAVINGS sEANPs.-
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PERSONAL
MISCELLANEOUS

UNUSUAL accommodations for winter
visitors on Dixie Highway. fourteen
miles from Orlando. Excellent cuisine,
comfortable rooms garage, hunting and
fishing. adjacent Box 276 Apopka,
Florida. n-20-E
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FOE SALE-Best building lot in Lenox,
out-the-pike. all Of the most modern
improvements. IL you mean business
n-20-l
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FoR sALN-2N acres (sbout) n III.
dreth Addition TO Woodsdals, faces
east, fine view, purs spring water.
Phone 100 woodsdalO. ,n-20-i
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BUY WAR SAVINGS sTAMrs.-
Evening star., 1919-09-28
RCasf1 aWord

The rata for advertising in The star
under the following popular classincs-
lions II cents q word when cash b
paic in advance at the Business once,
u.N.s
Wanted Help.
Rooms, Etc.
Lost and Found.
Automobiles.
For Sale MiseeiiAneouo.
Wanted Situations.
6uslness Opportunities.
Poultry, Pets and Live Stock
Wanted Miscellaneous.
No advertisement accepted foe Ies
than ~ cents each insertion.
Apartments and houses for rent and
wanted and other real estate snd gen-
eral classineations are charged fot "
Lowest charge n for lines g 10
words or less. Rates: 4os: On ~s1s.
SsH2 seven times Zone week.: Aoh-
ticnal lines Of g words eaen N
No Advertising can Be- eharEed VIII.
cut 6rst arranging at Tne stAr o'"es
.avsrt,sen,srts nav be left at any one
ef the branch ofices listed below:
NORTHWEST.
2ud and Mass. Ave-. Hygeian Phsr~s,y;
Ord and Indiana Ave-. Butler . s'e"
,th and + sts.. criswell Pharmacy:
tn md K sts.. GoldenberSs t1s
Clerks Desk).
9th and o SITS, McGnire's Pnafmae''
llfh and p SITS. Day Pharmacy.
18th and Florida Ave-. Pearson fnsr
.1st and @ sts., Quixley Pharmacy:
18th and Pennsyivania Ave. nes'
Holme.d and OTIS Places. Hoimead
Pharmacy.
1901 st., Morse Pharmacy.
NORTHEAST.
North Capitol and Eye sts.. Nenea"
Pharmacy. ,....,,
1sth and East Capitol sss.. Lincoln
Park Pharmacy.
SOUTHEAST.
eth and Eye sts., weller's Pharmaey.
Iith and Pa. Ave-, Fealey's Pharmaey.
14th and Pa. Ave-. SmySer's Pharmacy.
GEORGETOWN.
Wisconsin Are. and II St.. o'DonneHs
Pharmacy.
.sth and p Sts.. Pride's Pharmacy.
seth and NJ Sts.. Weller's Pharmacy.
Evening star., 1919-09-28

EGENTS-Quick seller. big profits; flower
bssds coming money for hustlers: new stun; ;
fremendouS demand; catalogue free. Missien
xed Co., ma Inas. Los Angeles. Cal.