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The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-05-07
HdTsI 0euI SS" " Q
CHAPTER No. SO.
Depths.

CHAPTER No. 9S.
Depths.
|fCopyright, 1919, by the Mcclure News
paper Syndicate,)
\ Freddie looked down again at the
bills in his hands.
n How much do they come to-alto-
|gcther?" he asked his wife.
a Estrelda glsred at him angrily..
"Wel,-.hOw should | Know she
$3a cclI.ed. There they are! You GER
iE;y didn't expect me to add them up
they came in, did your
fListsn, sweetie," said Freddie; he
lofI unkind. Yet-plainly there were
Ehings that must be said. So: ITO tell
tht truth, dear" he went on; mot
'nlx did l expect you to add up your
IL wben they cane in, but had re-
ca MI you TO keep those bills within
ur tRcnms. You knew exactly how
aKo. didn't said Es,relda. How
0shch.d ! anow?"
sysh?, Estrelda," protested Freddie,
|syoI certainly did know | had exactly
forty dollars q Week. You know the
rent We pay. You know I have TO have
IN iittlo money b my pocket for car
|taFe ana .hAcl I.lu lungs ike That
Even il yo2 t.a,r IA head for figures
I'M you say, 6 Child would have known
Approximately what was left for house
fold expenses. How could you-how
could you have spent this money with
a thought"
"Weil,' said Es;relda sullenly, 81
.{hought you were lying to me, any
|Xfay. Husbands always lie to their
lives. I thought you had more money
Won told me Won hadIn
We're were depths and depths Of
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Copyright, 1919, by the Mcclure News
paper Syndlcate)
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TO HOLD FAIR.

NATCHEZ, Miss, May I. (Spl)-
Arrangements are being made by the
Adams County Livestock association for
a fair and livestock show to be held
here this fall. Entries from neighbour
ing counties and Louisiana parishes
viii BE- invitod ma
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.MD&AANlHAN
to some condition that may affect Ger.

to some condition that may affect GER
tain securities.
! Continued trouble due to foreign
propaganda that reaches persons of ev-
cry class is prophesied.
Persons whose birthdate II Is may
meet with many a~nnoyanCes during the
coming year. They should make no
changes and should be cautious in all
their business deanngs.
Children born on this day may be
cratic and eccentric. These subjects
Of Taurus are generally gifted. but
girls should be guarded against unhap-
py marriage.
Imperial Valley press., 1919-04-08
HEAD FILIPINO
co M MIS-, SION
ASKS FREEDOM

! Washington, April S.-Declaring
| there is now Il stable government in
4ho Philippines, managed and sup
! ported by the people themselves, and
/ That it can, and will be maintained,
f Independence is granted the ISL
ands, and urging that now is the OPP
! portune time for presenting claims
tecaLse CT the principles for which
the United States entered the world
war, 'for the liberty, the self-gov-
efnment and the indicated develop
ment of all peoples" Manuel l.. Que
zon, chairman Cf the Philippine com
mission, today presented TO Secretary
Baker the question of independence
Of the Filipino people.
Mr.. Baker, who is in charge OF
! Philippine affairs, today formally re-
ceivcd the entire mission nunerinp
about forty members, representing
all clements of Philippine life. Chair
man Quezon, president of the Phil
lpplnes and former resident commits
sioner of the islands in Washington.
acted as spokesman.
After announcing that the mission
brought to the United States a mes
sage of good WILL gratitude and re-
spcct from all the inhabitants of the
islands, Mr.. Quezon stated he had
been sent by his people formally TO
submit to this government the urgent
question of their independence, "in
the confident hope it shall merit q
righteous, just and final settlement"
"Independence is the great national
ideal of the Filipinos," Mr.. Ouezon
asserted, land we believe this is the
tn hn
| looking to a favorable and decisive
action because Of the declared and
uniform policy of America to with
draw her sovereignty over the Phil
! lppines and to recognize our indie
pendencc as soon as a stable goverH-
rnent has been established There
now is a stable government and the
fulfiliment of this solemn promise
! you owe to yourselves, to us and to
/ humanity at larpe"
The speaker Paid a tribute to the
United States for the manner in Which,
tie affairs cf the islands had bcan
administered during the period Cf
American occupation, which. throupb
the cooperation OF Americans and
Illiplnos, ne said, chad brought pros.
perlty and progress unprecedented
You have truly treated us as 70
other nation ever before has treated
another under its sway" he declares,
and yet you-and none better than
you-wlll understand why, even ander
such conditions. our people etill crave
indept nndence, that they, too. may Ia
sovereign master of their own daeti-
MES" ''''-
Mr.. Baker was given document
sent by the Philippine Legislature in
winch was set forth the facts rn
Whlch. the Filipinos based their an
peal for independent national exist-
ence. NN'S'-
Imperial Valley press., 1919-04-08

M. nave you room to rent Trv
me Press Classified Columns. Tbey
'bring results. '"ey
Imperial Valley press., 1919-04-08
CLOSING OUT SALES!

S0 Mr. Tavlor superintendent will
ana VIII nave the tubeculn
transfer all
Ihey bulls
they will behind
enough
for your inspection April l5 "Nuff sed"-Look
HORSES
Mare, old, weight pounds;
wesht IoO pounds bay horse Old weight 1000 pounds bay
DID, pounds
years old; mare, years old, weight 1000 pounds
IMPLEMENTS AND HARNESS
Three heavy double harness. beeching
double collars;
pre- No 32
tanK milk
two poles
Standard
almost
lister " sickle grinder grndstone
kog l60egg
milk
other articles to
NOTE-Martin sells his he ANYTHING he
bids it goodbye. Be -
TERMS-Sums of S100 under, one-haf in
months, onehalf
approved
be approved by the clerk
settled
BERT BREWER, P. T. MARTIN and
Clerk. ANITA M. BALDWIN, Owners
Imperial Valley press., 1919-04-08

On the Timken ranch, two miles south of Brawley;
thirteen miles north of Ell Centro on Imperial ave-
nue.. Go to the big fine ranch just south of Brawley,
where all the fine buildings are, and you are there
SALE STARTS AT 1870 SHARP.
THURSDAY, APRIL 24th
Imperial Valley press., 1919-04-08

Consigned by Santa Anita Ranch by NJ Baldwin
registered on bull years old something fancy registered
oen bulls, old;
old three registered Hostein bulls
dams WITH Official record from 20 30 pounds of butter
II Prince Gsche
Conucopa and King Kondye Pontiac the bull that recently
Imperial Valley press., 1919-04-08
13O-HOLSTEIN STEERS-13O

, NOIE-Ihese steers good Holstein steets good d
Remember eighty of them from u l8 old
cattle. Steer buyers. do not miss this sole
Imperial Valley press., 1919-04-08
2sO-HEAD on HOIsTEIN CATTLE-23o

Consisting follows Thirty first heifers something
extra good out Of registered olsten bulls; hefers
heavy sPrnger twenty oen heiers
" hefers II months old
DID, eighty steers to IS months old eight grade Hosen bulls
to Ia months old all sired y Mr. Martins
whose dam holds the record for heeated making
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-26
GENERAL EPISCOPAL
CONVENTION PLANS
Extensive Plans Being Made Tor Con
vention to Be Eeld In Detroit,
October !.

Extensive plans arc hcinG made
throughout the diocese Of W"sr Virginia
for tho general Episcopal convcntl"n
which will be held IN Detroit. III tl!c
month Of October. 1919.
Each district Of the state diocese Will
he represented by four members Of the
clergy and four lay members. who Will
70 as delegates to tn" convention. IN"
following members have been ClcC!"d:
Clerical. Rev. r. T.. |. Stridcr. Roy. i.
". Spur. Roy. s. L. Tyler; lay. M"sSrs.
{. g. Cahrll. l.. VI. Amber. {. \. Miller
and DR.. q. A. AsChman. Altcrnai"S-
Clerical Rev. Mr.. Chrisman. Rev. Mr..
Alfricnd. Rev. Mr.. BnoEhc. Rev. JHcob
Prittingham: lay. M"sGrs. Thompson
living. McCabr and Horncr.
The convention. which will y" pro
sided over by the Roy. Daniel Sy!vestcl
futile. bishop Of ST. Louis. Mo. com
priscs two branches, tho house Of b'Sh-
ops and the house of d"putics.' repre-
scented by tn" clergy and laity. which
mcct tri-cnnially for tho purpose Of reg
rlntinG church matters.
Tho office OF presiding bishop. occu-
pied hy Bishop Tmttlr. will be held Nv
him for life. The last meeting was Hrld
IN st. Louis. October II To -. l?lG.
Ono Of tho important subjects which
i just now cnGrossinG the attention OF
clergy and lalty OF tho church OF W'S'
Virginia is whether the diOC"%" Of West
Virginia he divided or bishop cad
tutor be elected. \ special meeting Of
the council was called yesterday in G'ar-
kcrSburg w Va. AT Trinity church. by
Bishop VIM. Loyal Gravatt. Tho Rev
L. T.. l. Stridcr Of this city and "tl'Hrs
arc attending the meeting. tn" dI"c"S
has grown to such proportions within
the last few years that It is necessary
TO take. up the expectancy Of this Sicp
in order To further the interests OF tho
church members.
The womcn's Auxiliary.
Tho W0mcn's auxiliary Ia tn" hoard
Of missions which iS for tn" purpose Of
raising money for IN" support and up
keen Of foreign miss .onar:c&. Will at
tend the tr-cnnial of the general con-
vcntion in October
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-26
the RIVER

All river packets arriving yesterday
wcrc considerably behind schedule. "w-
ing 10 delays due To The heavy fog that
hung over the river during the carly
part Of tho morning.
Tho stage ut the local wharf ycStcr-
day was feet 6 inches pool water.
The G"n"rnl Crrwdcr departed n $50
o'clock last eNcuin: for Charleston.
Tho General I"rsh;nG Irft yesterday
nj r. III. for rIttshurEi.
The Helen r.. leaves for New Mata-
moras 1T ll:%n o'clock this morning.
Tho General Wood ~ du" to arrive
from cincinnati at noon Saturday and
will depart for hat city ut : r. m.
Tho Ncrnr Swan took out an cXCur-
siCn from MOundsNIllc last evening.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-26
WILLARD TALLEST
STAR EVER IN FILMS

Have yuu ever been through the va
rious sideshows at Coney Island-or any
good-sized circus will do. Have you
gazcd in awe, at the tatoO"d man or
watched tho .strong man and SAID l;he
the farmer did as he looked at the
camel. there amt no such aTImal!'
That's exactly the way Jess willard
appears TO you in the new film drama
-Thc Challenge OF Chance" showing at
tho Court theatre all next week. Jess
stands six feet S.N and nu"-haIf, inches
in his socks and is Of magnificent phys
iQuc. In picking out his supporting east
in the photoplay care had tn be taken
that he was not surrounded by too Sriall
a group of actors and even IN this Use
he towers above them all.
Ono OF the scenes III street in
JuarcZ. Mexico, h" is soon standing by
n lamp post. His height is 50 great
that he could easily light "A cigar from:
II. jess says that he's got = "n ON
all. though. AS Il" doesn't have To stand
on his toes and Gran" his neck WIEN
parade goes by.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-26
DENTISTS TO PERFORM
PRACTICAL WORK

Practical work. such as hllng. e&
tracing and making plates. will feature
today's examination Of thirty-hvc can-
didatcs for license to practice dentistry
in West Virginia. In order to accom-
plish this part OF the examination pa
tients arc needed and an opportunity Is
afforded children and others needing
dental treatment to secure it free.
The examination of the class will be
concluded this afternoon. The exam
nations are being held in the Mcclure
hotel parlors.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-26
Mothers Are worried.

Many mothers in this section OF IN
civ. Who hav. boys about twchty,on
wears Of ago. ar" wearing n worried 100,
or their faces. after reading Sa.I
, Inr,I n,nrr uf n local Scrr' ant and IN
%r,dc : ".,rinw passport for home. ON
mother wa hard to remark: Il hone
isn't my boy. bringing one OF thcn
French dolls home. for m" I" take car
Of" ono little younGsicr VINO had
Lr,,,l,cr that was a sergeant in France
..,id I'M Vet that'< my brother. b:caus
h" was popular with tn" girls ever!
. nj NO. he went.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-26
ELM GROVE
~dadAlnhIa Crows.

yThc town Of TrIadclphia. just east or
Elm Grove. is growing by leaps and
bounds and today is one Of the thriving
little towns along the National high
way. Some years ago it was hardly
heard or but with the opening OF the
coal mines following the war It start
cd to boom and since that time II has
enjoyed a steady growth. Many new
homes have been erected and from all
indications il will continue TO grow and
prosper.
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a,nth S.dn pcrsocalg.

Mrs. Ruth md Sell Miller Of south
Chaplin" street. Mss Nancy HnrT o.
twentieth sire. and Miss Elizabcth
1.,r, vii lrry" this evening for sew
York. from which point they will 80 T."
Nil. Margaret HIll Of South Eolt
SIR. ct. returned IN her home nero. an -
rittsburC !. 49,, .,root
Harry Marquis OF South Wood street
!, II IrayC this week for EiSt or sew
rrai w.cks at various eastern points,
s. ~, ,,,fincd no tho OHIO Valley G"nor-
~ Hospltal. IS reported to BE- slightly
improving.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-26
miscellaneous Shower.

THO numbers Of the Swing Bee OF
tho 81 rauI's Evangelical church we're
Entertained n, the home Of Mrs. Henri!
i"rrkl,r, n rec mt bride. Tuesday even
ing Thr affair was in III" nature OF a
m, scCllan"uus shower ana many W. w.
h"%r -" SIS Music and games further added
&C.. the enjoyment Of tho evening ana NJ
a latc hour tempting luncheon was
served.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-26
Many Attend Dokio Meet

Many residents OF the out-che-piKe
district attended the meeting of tho
Dokics held last evening in wheeling
The majority Of the members OF Mysuc
Lodge No. "a. wcr" IN attendance NJ
the meeting. The affair was one or the
most enjoyable ever attended by the
members of the local lodge.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-26
rrains Travel To East.

Complaint Is being registered by Ihe
citizens relative 10 the speed 'hal 'hc
trains Of the L. & O.! are making OUT
the-plkN especially while crossing 'n'
National road at Elm Grove. Ihey +"
through the town at record hrcahHnE
speed and many autoists travelling 'he
road who do not know Of the CROSSING
arc m danger.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-26

travelling both east and west The cars
come as far as from California, while
many arc from the neighboring states
The roads through Elm Grove arc III
bad shape at present and many ma
chimes are compelled to take their time
| as a result
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-26
Rnn6onnlR

Harry Davis, of Kruger street. Is
spending n few days at Slstersvule the
guest Of relatives.
James Shepherd, he's accepted a posi-
ton with the C. B. Braunlich store In
Wheeling
Miss Catherine. Burt. OF Wheeling
avenue, is able TO DO about again after
being confine to her home some time
i'll.
DomercBurton. of Main street. has re-
turned to hts homo after a business triT
to Parkersburg.
Miss Dora Haley. OF Cameron. was
visitor in town yesterday afternoon.
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dinner Party.

Mrs. Charles Nol}"toI SCUM deii r MTId
street. has arranged 4 very dc,'E ,orrv
afrnr FIR rridiy cv'ning. wn"n merry ~
party cf young people WI HT horo ~
Waymarn'S Ian. near be'"c''
;nycJ Th:s affair is hcing :aScrly an
iic1pa,cI and very enjoyable evening
VIII doubtless result.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-26
SOUTH SIDE
pokies Celebrate.

Dahna Temple, No. 1854 Dramauc
Order Of tn" Knights of khorhassan,
held their June rcrcmontais las. coe ,n,,,i;
M thc pvthian Castle at Twcnty.ScVenln
ard t,bapl,nC street. The evening was
an" an" Of IA" sr"a1 cnj%ymcn, for the members
and was featured by the Grand SpectarGi-
ular Parade. exhibiting the bcnG AN IN
F Tr.t H. MM'' tcmpl s Of living statues.
BEAUTIFUL arrays of Typos dressed IN
Hrab;an costumes. The parade was was; o.. one :,
GRIND, glorious, glittering and Inspiring arg
Srram Of bliss ana nightmare OF horrors
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-26

past few days to attend the FEDERAL
court session. which opens at Elkins'
on July LIST. Mystery surrounds the
calling Of these citizens. but II Is un-
dcrSt"od that it is relative to an ailes-
cd speakcasy case IN the out-the-pike
district.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-26
~afaral Arrives,

M.terial for the street improvements
in Elm Grove is arriving daily and the
work is progressing very nicely with
indications that tho work will go along
without interruption. The brick for the
majority Of the work is now on the Job.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-26
CARROLL COUNCIL
SMOKER FRIDAY

Carroll council No. j0i. knights Of Co.
lumbus. viii give n smoker at the Car
roll club Friday evening. All m"mrcrs
arc urged to attend and bring their
fricnfs. Al! arc assured a delightful
evening.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-26
Monthly Meeting.

Tho regular monthly session OF me
council Of th" 81. PaurS Eranc"ii ,,a
rhurrh WIS l. I'd last evening IN me
,m'rs ,f tho church, The usual routine
business vas tnk,n up and transacted
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-26
cst,zsnx Arc Summoned.

Many citizens OF the out-the-p!ke dis
trtct have been summoned during the
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-26

Many Tourists Out
Elm Grove Is the mecca FOR many
tourists who pass through It each day.
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Buy WAR SAVINGS STAMPS
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'9UUssuM W sIeIa1V SuTumV 6Iuo
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Pay your water bills now and save
1917. City Treasurer Office.
Great Falls daily tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1895-1921, 1919-12-14
GARFIELD CLOAKS IN MYSTERY
DEAL THAT ENDED COAL STRIKE
Miner Leader Also Hints Secrets Lewis and Couldn't Afford Dis
close Even Policy Committee Senate Starts Probe Of Settlement For
Fuel Administrator Discusses Cleavage in Cabinet Question but
Whods Facts and Teegra Was Snubbed Palmer to Be Called

Washington. Dec. 13.-Prfnciples un-
derlying President Wilson's plan for the
settlement Of the coal strike, accepted
by the miners, are based fundamentally
wrong as a matter of government" DR.
Harry A. Garfield. federal fuel admin
istrator until today, told hastily as
sembled sub committee of the senate
tonight His resignation--sent to Pres
ident Wilson because of his views-had
been accepted, with those of one or two
of his associates, he said.
While discussing with some freedom
"a cleavage in the cabinet" caused by
strike settlement negotiations, DR.. Gar
field withheld answers to questions by
Senator Frelinghuysen. republican, New
Jersey, chairman Of the sub committee,
on matters he regarded as touching con-
fidential intercourse with his former as
sociates during the strike period He
adhered to this refusal, though Senator
Townsend republican. Michigan and
Senator Myers, democrat. Montana,
joined the chairman in urging replies. and
refused to furnish a copy of his letter
of resignation, which he indicated had
explained his views to the president.
Will Also Call Palmer.
Senator Frelinghuysen intimated that
Great Falls daily tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1895-1921, 1919-12-14
PEACE BY DECLARATION,
Of NATURE OFORCE HANDS
OF PRESIDENT, IS BLOCKED
0vertures for Compromise Comes From Both
Sides; Lodge Says Initiative Is Up to Wilson;
Offers to Consider Carefully Any Proposal
White House Has to Make; Rumors From Europe
Revive Pact.

Washington, 13-Coincdent with reports from Europe
of the possible willingness of the allies certain
ons to the treaty of nducen to the IT, S senate
ray the league of nations maneuverng to induce offer
of compromise from President Wilson the deadlock the pact
began in the upper chamber of congress, today
Two resolutions proposing that state of with Ger
be declared while the treaty of Versailles be held abe
both previously introduced urged for Immediate
ton the senate by Senator Knox, republican, Pennsylvania fol-
lowing heated debate of the treaty situation Immediate
deraon blocked by Senator Hitchcock democrat Nebraska
leader in the treaty fight
Urge Mere Peace Declaration.
The resolution provided that the nreservedy
advises and to the ratification of this treaty insofar
provides for the creation of status of between the United
States and Germany
The second joint resolution declaring that state of
peace exists between the United States and Germany.
This the first definite toward breaking the
deadlock the German treaty and Unexpectedly
heels of nearly three hours heated discussion responsible
ity for the treaty situation
Great Falls daily tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1895-1921, 1919-12-14

Attorney General Palmer and other of
ficials connected with the strike settle
ment would be called later.
My objection Dr. Garfield said of
the settlement, goes to the point that
the commission which, | understand, will
be set up to decide wages and prices
would be composed of three members.
one to be a miner, another to be coal
mine operator, and the third to repre-
sent the general public Under it. the
public, which is the chief party at in
terest, would always be in the minority 7
Has it been your experience with the
coal industry that employers and en-
ployes might have common interest in
increasing wages and costs and passing
Great Falls daily tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1895-1921, 1919-12-14
Ford Less Pacific
on Mexico; Favors
Its Exploitation

Special Dispatch to Great Falls Daily
Tribune and Chicago Tribune.
Battle Greek, Mich, Dec. l3.-Mr.
Ford was not so pacific as he used TO
be. He is set against any dIIy-daIly-
Ing with Mexico.
The Mexican situation Is some
thing that has got to be settled and
right now. Intervention is nearer
than the general public realizes" he
said. Mexico is a vast undeveIoped
part of the world and must be opened
up to modern development. Ameri-
can capital and American brains will
do it. The time has come when these
lands cannot lie idle"
"There are two big interests in this
country that we have to take our
hats off to. They are the Standard
Oil company and the United States
Steel corporation. They cOuIu 90 into
Mexico and do more to opAn II to
civilization than could bs dore In a
hundred years. Oil and steel are In
two big factors in deve! opms1t D1e
'ne can get around that, -. III ~ !,