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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-20
BRAIN TESTS.|
!, BY SAM LLOYD. !
Twenty Minutes 10 Answer This:
NO 118

I know two devoted sisters who have
found il an aCrcca bio plan IN pool 'h"ir
and do their shopping To-
get her. On ono OF their recent visits u"
tho stores Martha bouEh; Il hat and pair
If shoes for SIS Then Gertrude paid AS
much for a blouse as Martha did for her
hat and invested tho remainder OF thclr
money in Il parasol. On tho homr~ara
trim Gnrtrudr. who had ncrn THINKING
over a rcnraris Of MarthaS ancnt her
blouse costing as much rs Marina mar
called attention In the fact Of Martha
shoes having east S! moro than Ger
trudc's parasol. and suggested that u
they had apport ipncd their h!ous" and
shnt money so that Gcrtrud"'s blouse
would have cost half as much more than
Marthas shoes. they zach would nave
snrnt the same amount of money.
From the facts recount cd can you fS-
urn ont tho exact prices Of their various
pudchascs.
ANSWER TO NO. ~.
The numbers on ihe inrSrt all being
divisablc by i. The total sc"r" Must D."
L multiple of t. us we'll AZ -. -.
Six shot $40. "a. IL. IL. II. 6--is the
smallest score In liz conditions. aveTaG-
ing Il points - tho shot.
tI.opyrigh,. 1919. ny Sam l-oyd.)
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-20
VICTOR SINGERS GIVE
SPLENDID CONCERT

crowded house greeted The Victor
Record makere' singers 1t the Court
theatre last night. Nine of the most
f1Snus vncal.>,ss Of the country. all
singing exclusively for the Victor Fec
nrds. look part in the concert and were
ns follows: Henry Burr. Billy Murray.
Albert Campbell, Byron Crnxton. M"n-
roe Silver. Fred Van Fps. Frank HantiI,
the Sterling trio and the Peerless Quar-
tet
event OF the season and the G. ~ House
company is TO be congratulated upon
giving Wheeling the opportunity OF
hearing such glaNS- Of famous artists.
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4 Side {; e TALKS I
~ by *Rhftlh Cameron I
is QUALITY WORTH PAYING FOR?

jr,sag"ni for III" family. has kr"ncT
sens" ct the multiplicity of d"nlhh"S OH
the family purSr. Man. on IN" nthcr
hand. no, hcing harISscd ny these has a
more undivided vision for tho unQucS-
tiorabIr wisdom Of paying it'll" NOR"
,n,rr = thing if y"T thereby gel some
thing that will last Besides which,
men hate the appearance of mc;ihIr*$
which thcy think involved i'll buying IN"
rarnn,r thing, and as They turn over -
arg. :, nronnrtinn Of III" money TO IN
wir" To diShursn. they feel they Snoui'
have a right to spend largely when tncS
SlsEd Il! AL
But BE Sure You Do.
h;.prcu to know one family IN "nch
,hls ru.sIiOu often arises and IN NNHcA
crch r,.curniZrx hi, ur her own i"n'"E'E
n-d cnu.r,irS that il is possible lhn' ''
or SIN, NAV 90 too far. They aiErc''
therefore. that the Thing Ia 10 ~ l"
trv To strike n happy balance. NhrncF'i
any important purChhS" rs III Qh"Stu" II
~ talked over with n view l" hf' i'l''''
:n.. either point of NlcW 10 hr"!"ih"''' -
An especially vHluaht" E.ttu7r an."'
ihrS,, diSruSSiunS ~ ia" "'t"mH l" JUS
cover what makes on" moro "Kl"'hSI''
than another. II rs not always HIa'''I
@; G:tr"lhl"nr~S YOU know. Snn'l''n''
RI ruuvrn,"n"", beauty "r style - ~.
quality Toy which you nr" phNl't:' Tue
ucuIlr t,unk IN" should FIND GU IrS'
Nhai makes on" gown. on" W. H. on
chair or ono machine rihrH 2Sp'hHE '"
tam another and then d"cid" """'h"r
ono can afford 90 Pay IN" cAlhra Tor 'I'''
particular qualify.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-20
OBITUARY
v]D& 900 @
Gottletb RnSenhain

Funeral arrangements for thr lata
G0;tlrib RoS"nhain are as yct incnm-
plclr pending III" arrival of several
children. Mr.. EoScnhaIn died Sunday
following an illness Of three weeks. He
was we'll known in the city. living nj
No. 81 Eleventh street, ami operating a
general furnishing store on Main street
for many years
The deceased was 20 wears OF ago and
in his carly youth was n great athlete
being tho only whit" man who rv".
swan tho Ohio river from IttsburEn
20 Cincinnati. He WAS horn in Germany
but spent tho greater part Of his life
in his vicinity.
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PANISH-AMERICAN
WAR VETERANS

Joe Schlick. member OF the Il. n. X
parade committee. requests that all vet
Grams Of tho SPanish-AmeTican and
Philippine wars meet in tn" polcc court
room IN the city building "Wednesday at
D. M, to take part in the q. ~ X.
parade.
The SpaniSh-hmerican war veterans
will have a place in the third column
and will have Il band Of their ovn.
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NC-4
fConttnucd From: Page one,)

was not expected nj the navy department
before tomorrow for officials realized
tnnl tho avintorS must have boon almost
exhausted when they reached their hay
on.
With tho crow safe tho matte" Of
greatest moment WAS the condition or
the plnnc and whether il would h" ahle
tn rnntinuc tho flight tn Lisbon. Nm in
fnr,nnt ion az In This had reached the
dcnartmrn; tonight. lu: Officers would
mr., hn surprised if /: was ~und that tn"
ship could not proceed without extensive
repairs.
Plane In the Sea.
Meanwhile Lieut. cnaDt Commander \.
{. Road. with tho NC-i. still was wealth
crhound nj IInrta and tho SC-1. third
shin of the aerial flcct was officially
described as in almost sinking condition
thirty miles off COrvo island. azores.
with tho destroyer Fairfax standing by.
Lieutenant Commander BrllinEcr and his
crew Of TIE SC-1 are abroad the cruiser
Columbia ut Horta definitely out OF tho
race according 10 BcllinEer's own report
on tho condition Of his machine.
With his arrival ut POnta DclEada'
Commander Towers again takes active
command Of tho flight situation. Wh"th-
rr Commander Read. in tho NC-4. shall
proceed alone nj the earliest possible
moment. or await rrfilt:ng of the 'NC-3
to resume tho flight. depends on III"
situation If the latter plane. Officers
hcrc believed the NC4 commander
would be ordered to proceed as soon as
weather permits on tho next lap. cab
led flash from Rear Admiral jackson
sighted approaching Ponta Dclgada on
the water under its own power lifted the
gloom that slowly had. settled over the
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-20

Mr. trirda Gross Walkow died sun
day morning ut the Ohio Valley hospital
following Il hri"f Illness. Mrs. WHilnw
WIS a we'll known resident Of the South
Side and WAS III" wifi Of !. ". Waik"w.
mpnlSur r9 tn" Cocoa Cola RnitlinE
i!ur:.:. Slir was formerly Of Cleveland
AMI ~ ru"rivrd by ono sou II y'='rS old
an; or tlaught"r years old. Two sis
i..Yc ana I've bro' hers and l''r father ar"
r"S,:;ir:: IT Cleveland.
TIL" 'rrdy will h" shipped 10 h"r former
homo ia Cleveland whrr" CnHrra. SIR
virc$ Will I.rnhahly b" h"lG "Wednesday
afternoon.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-20
GONZALES A GIANT

NEW YORK. May l9--Catchcr Miguel
Gonzales WIS sold ny thr 81. Louis Nal
unal league cub to IN" New York Nat
innalS ut 4 conference here today he
tween Managers Branch hickey and
John McGraw. No pluyrrS were inYulr-
cd in the trzlnsacliun. II was announced
that Gonzales has accepted terms from
the Giants
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-20

BEAVER FALLS. Pa. May i9--Wih
"A total ~ o. points for all events. .\ll"-
Ehrny college won q track meet here
today from Geneva. Allegheny took
eleven nrStS. Will" Geneva. with 3?
points. won thrrr events and tied one.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-20

Sunrral services will BE- held this nf-
t"rnoon from the home nf Mrs. Eliza
punning no. Il Sixteenth street for
the late william Johnson. whose death
occurred Sunday morning at sis orlnCk.
in tho 5Gth year nG his age. ln;"rmont
Will be mad" in Greenwood cemetery.
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DIED..

Sunday. May IS. 1919.
al The Ohio Valley General hospital.
At 1880 p. m. o'clock. MRS. J. b.
WhLkOW: aged SO years.
Rcmnins will be shipped 10 Cleveland.
Ohio. this iMonday) afternoon. May
~. 1919, for intcrmcnt.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-20

Saturday. May IL,
1SI9, a, $50 O'Clock a. m. at his late
rcs;dencc, 1910 Marshall street. Ben
wood, JOSEPH THOMPSoS' IN the
Goth ycar Of his age.
Funeral from his late residence Loesoay:
NJ, McMcchcn cemetery. Friends OF
fnr,nilv invited. =, :,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-20

RosENHAM-On Sunday. May 18th,
1918, at his apartment No. 80 Elev-
cn,h street, Gottlicb Roscnhain. in
tho 10Th year Of his age.
Funeral services at the Mcndcl Co.
chanel. 1872 Chaplinc street. Tuesday
afternoon at 400 o'clock. Friends in-1
riled. Intcrmcnt Mt. Wood cemetery.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-20

"DEnBEHaEH-On Saturday. Ma
~ 1919. at o'clock p. m. at IN
Emergency Hospital No. ;: Fairmon
" Va, NAME KINDELBERGEt
age 80 years
Funeral services from the .KindelberEc1
Undertaking Parlors. ISL Sixteenth
s,rect this (Monday) afternoon at 4
O'clock Friends are invited to at
tcnd. Intermcnt at Mount Zion ccme-
terry.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-20
RELEASED THE JURY.

MT. CLEMENS. Mich. May 18TH"
Jury in IN" libel sui oF Henry f"ra
nsrninst rho Chicago Tribune WAS rnl"aS-
cl until Wednesday morning today
Wills Judge Tucke" listened To arGu-
mcn,S Of counsel On what scoop" - 10
h. allowed III mr.. in;rnducii"n az ':"i-
dcncc. This phase "f III" caS" - re-
gardcd nv both sides tn hr nf the great
est importance.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-20

LONDON. May 19.-(1O:2O r. my
The British admiralty has received a
wireless message that Hawkrrs machine
had been found in the sea forty miles
Off Loop Head. at the mouth Of the rir-
er Shannon II Is not stated whether
Hawker was found. The admiralty
statement adds that Hawker's machine
had been picked up.
Loop Head is the most western point
Of County Clare, and is on the south
central part of the western coast Of
Ireland The entrance 10 tho river
Shannon Is guarded by Loop Head OH the
north and Kerry Head on the south.
Loop Head is about eighty miles ives;
OF Limerick which is about - miles
north Of FerInoy whcS" Hawscr IN
tended TO make his Irish handing place.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-20
Percy TIE WINNER

ITTTSBIIti May lH-JncK TfrrN.
Of Pittsburgh. "utpointrd jimmy Nc
Cah". OF lhlladclphIa. in Il ten round
tnut here Tonight. Perry won seven IF
the ten rounds. thrr" being even.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-20

FOR REnT-Moving Picture machine Z
and pictures, for lodges. church so-E
Gals. entertainments and private exhi-a
billions. Apply Ncuhart and Medick.s.
Ohio Valley Film Exchange. Fourteenth 4
and Market streets. my-l9-i y
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WANTED--Male

wANTED-Six laborcrs at once, Wheel
ing Building Material Co.. Peninsula.
my-20-g
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F|UME To De
permanently
INTERNATIONAL

PARIS, May 19.-It is asserted ny INC
;,f1y-snsrTrs ihat tho council OF four will
decide 10 intrrnatioualiac IN" city ~
'FIumc, hcrausc no other arranErhrn,
could be accepted by both ltaiE ana
JugO- SlANia.
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SALESMAN WANTED.

WANTED-Firs, class plumber, will
pay union wages. Apply E. +. Clark,
plumber. Grafton, ". Va my-19-i
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WANTED-Female

wAHTED-A girl fr general Homework.
No washing. Inquire Mrs J. Front,
100 Main street. my-l7-i
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PEE aALE-One horse. surrey. ] COW
cred wagon. Cheap TO quick buyer.
G. \. Miller. Colerain. o. phone s..
my-l9-i Z
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FOR RENT

FOE REHT-Sevcn rooms, with bath
and pantry. 1873 Main St. my-20-l :.
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AUSTRALIAN
fcoutauued Prom Page oue.)

that according TO 4 wireless message
received at Limerick. Aviator Iawkcr
was seen flying 400 miles of the Irish
coast 1t was added that all was we'll
with the Sopwith machine. No time Is
given for tho Limerick dispatch.
ct will he noted that III" above dis
patch was filed from London nearly 40
minutes prior TO the s:lS p m. dispatch
which reported Hawker had fallen into
Dingle -bay.)
LONDON. May 19--(9:iS y. n.y.
Harry Hawkcr was compelled to drop in
the sea within 100 miles Of Dingle hay.
according 10 a Central News dispatch
rcportinE wireless message received
at Limerick. The aviator evidently was
making for the estuary OF the river
Shannon.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-20

FoR HT-Nicely furnished rooms, !
modern convenlences, in business cen+2
ter OF city. Inquire End floor Inte!iiEen.f
Ger Bldg. 1a-13-tf 4
PoR EEHT-One large light front room
End floor, Market street, steam heat,
suitable for one or two gentlemen, will
rent furnished or unfinished. Inquire Z
End floor Intelligencer BldK- ta-13-tf i
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Sunday. May IS. 1912:
al 1870 O'Clock a. m. WILLIAM
JOHSSTON, III the 56th year Of his
age.
Funeral services at the residence OF
Mrs. Eliza Cumming. No. II SixtcenI
street. =. Tuesday afternoon 900 o'cloc
Friends arc respectfully invited Ia
tend. Intcrmrnt Greenwood ccmctcr
tkindly omit flowers.)
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ST. JOHNS. N. r. May 19.-Fricnds
Of Harry G.. Hawkrr. dLScrrditing re-
ports that the tranS-AtlautIc flicr had
been sighted off the Irish coast. en-
pressed anxiety over his fat" this aft
ernoon- declaring that the period during
which his fuel supply would hold out
was long past. At British aviation
beado uarters here no confirmation had
been received of reports that Hawkcr's
plans was approaching its dcSttna1 ion.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-20
FOR SALE

FOE SALE-Tires guaranteed 1000 ;.
miles; heavy built: non-skid: 30x3Sj
$40: 30x3is, Sl3: 32x3k. SIS: 3lx4. SLSs.
32x4. SIS: 33x4. $l9. Express patdSssS5
check accompanies order. AmesssS !:
Rubber Tire Co, 1908 Broadway. Ss3SY,-,
York. Statesmen wanted. my-20-g !:
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FOE SALE-Pwcr and \ Moving.
Picture machine, complete. Apply
Medick and Ncuhart. Ohio Valley Film
Exchange, 14th and Market streets.
my-19-i
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wAHTED-Pof1tton for returned soldier
as chauffeur. Experienced and expert
rs repairman. Give tho boy q chance.
Immediate work is neceSuary. For In
formation call The Intel1geucSr Office,
821 or s23. Ask for Mr.. Boyd
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-20

wAHTED-ExFEBM SALESMAN
AID. TWO CohrPETENT SALES
LADIES PoR QUE DEAPEHY DE-.
PARTMEEr. APPLY AT oHcE. GEO.
E, STEEL co. my13tf
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Large coal company. operator and job
bcr. can use ono or more high class
statesmen. Must be real statesmen. Ex-
pcricnce In coal business not Absolutely
necessary if applicant has proved mis-
selling ability in other lines. Address,
c. T.. Care Intelligencer. myl5m
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FOR sALE-Blnder Irvine. We arc
taking orders now. We will not take
any after May Goth. John A. Wilhelm:
purchasing agent. Elm Grove. phone
Wood siale Tll4 r ! my-l6-l
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FOR sA1E-Lot. 6ox126. east end of Z
Nineteenth street. Good location for
garage. factory or for dwelling. VIII.
make favorable terms. J. ". Bcltz &
Sons Co. mylel >2
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FOE SAH-1917 Vim Truck. VIII
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PoR SALE-Installment Bond. $4,000.
issued hy Fidelity Investment fsso-
citation. Wheeling, ". Va. on which I
have paid 500. Will sell for ninety
cash. 4 bargain. Address Bond"
care Industriat Home, Industrial. W. Va.
my15t
The Mena weekly star., 1919-05-29
Allied Powers Reply.

Paris, May 23.-Germany's eco- homie status under the terms of the peace treaty is the result of her own behavior, particularly thru the ruth less submarine warfare, the allied and associated council informed Count von Brockdorf Rantzau, in answer to his note on the economic questions. The allied answer, which was made public today with the text of the German note. is negative. It points out that the German plea is exaggerated and ignores the fundamental considera- tions which led to the imposition of the terms.
 The loss to the worlds shipping thru the German submarine cam pagn, it is declared, was nearly thir- teen million tons. The allies propose to make Germany repay only four million tons Responsibility for this shortage in shipping is placed direct ly on Germany and the German share in replacing it is called "very mod crate"
 In answer to the German plea that Germany will be called upon to feed 100000 persons, it is declared that the peace treaty takes 6,000,000 out of German control. It is added that German agriculture is in better shape than that of Poland, Belgium and Northern France. where the fighting was heaviest. The Germans com plained that they would lose certain necessary commodities. The allied reply is that German can import these goods Germany, it is asserted destroyed the Lens coal fields and the coal fields taken from her in payment for the destruction wrought still leaves her more than she deserves.
 German figures as to the loss in population due to the blockade and speculation as to what will happen to the population in the future are de- clared to be fallacious. There would be every opportunity for Germany to make her position in the world both stable and prosperous. Germany. it | is pointed out. has not suffered from pillage and devastation and there will be saving from reduction in arma- ments and the size of her army and in turning of the armament making population to works of peace.
The Mena weekly star., 1919-05-29

closely bound up with the economic system of the world, and reduced to the obligation to import enormous quantities of raw material and food stufFs, suddenly finds herself pushed back in the phase of her development which would correspond to her eco homie conditions and the numbers of her population as they were half a century ago Those who will sicn this treaty will sign the death sen tence of many millions of German men. women and children.
 q thought it my duty before enter ing upon a discussion of early details of the treaty to bring to the know ledge of the allied and associated delegates this summary expose of the problems of the German population. have at the disposal of your excel leney statictical proofs of the above statements have the honor, etc.
 "BROCKDORFF- -RANTZAU."
The Mena weekly star., 1919-05-29
NEGRO IS BURNED
 ALIVE BY 4 MOB
Had Confessed to Killing White Farm CT and Wife Near Eldorado-Was Just Out of Army-Sheriff Ar
 rived Just Too Late.

Fl Dorado, May 21.-Frank Living ston, negro, aged 25, who was recent ly discharged from the army at Camp Pike, was tied to a tree and burned alive by mob of between 150 and 200 white men and negroes early this aft ernoon, IS miles west of here. The lynching followed the discovery of the charred bodies of Mir. and Mrs. Robin son Clay, whose home near here had been set afire after the two had been brutally murdered by the negro, who confessed. Sheriff Finn Craig and a posse of deputies of this place ar rived on the scene of the lynching 10 minutes after the fire had been start ed around the negro and the mob fled. No arrests had been made tonight.
 MT. Clay, who was about 32 years old, was we'll known Union county farmer His wife was about 28. Ac- cording to the negro's confession to members of the mob, he was feeding stock with MT. Clay about 9 o'clock last night and the two quarreled. Livingston said he went to his house, procured an ax and walked up behind Mir Clay. He struck the farmer in the head from behind, killing him in- stantly, and then walked into the house, got Mir. Clay's gun and beat Mrc Clav to death win if
 Livingston then said he wrapped Mrs. Clay's body in a blanket and went out and got Mir. Clay's body, placing it beside that of his wife, then set fire to the house to cover his crime. The negro then fled.
 Negroes attracted by the smoke came to the scene, rescued the charred bodies and notified Sheriff Craig. The sheriff and posse immediately started in search of the supposed slayer. A bloody pair of trousers belonging to Livingston found on the scene fur nished a clue.
 It is not known when the mob cap tured the murderer. News of the crime spread rapidly and both negroes and whites formed bands and searched the country. It is believed Livingston was captured early this morning and the confession forced from him. Sheriff Craig soon learned that the fugitive had been captured and char tered automobiles to hurry to the scene.
 It is expected that several arrests will be made today The parents of Livingston were notified by members of the mob that they could come and get the body.
The Mena weekly star., 1919-05-29
REJOICE IN CALIFORNIA.
Brewers and Wine Dealers Pleased
 With Presidents Request.

San Francisco, May 20.-Word of President Wilson's recommendation to congress that wartime prohibition be suspended, insofar as wine and beer are concerned, was the signal to- day for city-wide outburst of joy by those interested, led by representa- tives of the San Francisco brewers and dispensers.
 Rudolph Samet. president of the California State Brewers Association announced that he has arranged to renew brewing of beer immediately.
 California's 1919 vintage of 350,- 900 acres of wine grapes, valued at $10,500,000, will be saved if President Wilson's recommendation is followed by congress, officials of the California Grape Protective Association said.
The Mena weekly star., 1919-05-29
LUMBERMAN KILLS TWO.
Tragedy Occurs on the White River.
 100 Miles South of Clarendon.

Clarendon, May 21.-Perry Martin, aged 45, a well-known lumber and logging man of this place, this morn ing shot and instantly killed two of his employees, Ed Kerin and Eliza Rob inson, at his logging camp 100 miles below Clarendon, on the White River, the killing resulting from an alleged dispute over judgment recently ob- tained by the White River Lumber Company against Martin in the Unit ed States District Court for the all legged cutting of timber off the White River Lumber Company's property.
 Since the White River Lumber Company obtained the judgment against Martin, he has been turning practically all of his earnings over to the district court iu payment of the judgment, and he alleges that he has been having trouble with Kerin and Robinson as a result of the case.
The Mena weekly star., 1919-05-29

When the baby takes too much food the stomach turns: the result is indi- gestion, sourness and vomiting. Ere quently the bowels are involved and there is collie pains and diarrhoea. McGEE'S BABY ELIXIR is a grand corrective remedy for the stomach and bowel disorders of babies. It is pure, wholesome and pleasant to take. Price 25c and soc per bottle. Sold by Jackson Drug Co.--Adv.
The Mena weekly star., 1919-05-29

A torpid liver is heavy handicap to working man. It robs him of strength, energy and mental alertness. To remove the burden the proper remedy is Prickly Ash Bitters. It is a fine liver. stomach and bowel medi- cine. Price $135 per Bottle. Jackson Drug & Furniture Co.,, and Gunnels' Drug Store. Special Agents