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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-12-23
N. Y. STOCK EXCHANGE

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ing. Wheeling. W. Va. Louis +. Brand.
Resident Partner.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-12-23
Total sales 959.50O shares.
EW YORK CURB MARKET

WHEELING. W. Va. Dec. 80. 10.
Reported ~ A. l.. Masten ~ Co.. mem
sers New York Stock Exchange SsrCno
Tloor. National Bank of w. Va. Bldg.
STOCKS Bid. ASK
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-07-06
K. c. WANTS G. o. P.

Kansas City, Mo-, July 5.-Pros- poets for Kansas being the scene of the Republican national convention in 1920 are as good as those of any con- testing city, according to K. A. Clend- ening of the local Chamber of Com merce, who recently returned from Washington where he conferred with Will H. Hays, chairman of the Re- publican National committee, and with republican leaders in both houses of congress.
 Of course, MT. Hays has no power to say where the convention shall be held," MT. Clemdening continued, q merely presented Kansas City's formal invitation to him and he will present it to the committee. However, he stated that Kansas City's claim for the convention was most reasonable"
 St. Louis, Mir. Clendening said, was Kansas City's most formidable com pttitor for the big gathering.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-07-06
TO FIGHT WHITE PLAGUE.

Wichita, Kan, June.-That the pending peace time fight of the Amer ican Red Cross is to be waged against tuberculosis and typhoid, on much broader scale than ever heretofore attempted, was message delivered by national leaders of the organiza- tion before 326 delegates, represent ing Texas, Oklahoma, Missouri, Ar kansas and Kansas who recently met in this city.
 As the war drain on the Red Cross funds has nearly exhausted them, an- other drive for funds will be made next fall, it was announced.
 The latest addition included four cars, caught after an exciting chase. All but one of the drivers escaped. Each car was loaded, it is declared, with illicit liquor cargoes, about 250 quarts of whiskey in all The man was sentenced to cix months ln> jail and to pay fine of $2O0.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-07-06
SPOTS, THE LEOPARD

Here we see our brave trainer in pink tights with green mantle and green belt fondling Spots, the Leap- ard' who is sitting on a red pedestal Spots Is a tawney yellow. Back of ms IS yellow tiger waiting for his turn to do his stunt. The hall hack or the trainer l would color with red green and blue. The Leopard is a member of the cat family, but I would rathef fondle pussy than a Leopard. However, Mir. Ringmaster may assure your audience he is we'll trained and Will not leave his pedestal until his tra1ner orders him back to his cage.
 Next Sunday look for Al Asker. inc Sea1 A
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-07-06
THE BOXING KANGAROOS

Here we see two of our Australian friends trained. in the manly art of self defense. My, what vicious right handed uppercut one of the Kangaroos has landed. It almost knocked the other fellow off his feet. I wonder how one ever tauge a Kangaroo how to box. I shows you what can be done If you have patience. Color the Kangaroo a yellowish brown; and the boxing gloces, just for fun, I would color green. The trainers tights l would make red, the sash and the mantle green with white stripes, his face and hands, of course. a light pink, the tub red with blue stripes.
 Next Sunday Jocko, the monkey rider,
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-07-06
ENGLISH HONOR NURSES.

Correspondence of Associated Press. ]
 London, June 15.-Honors paid tc
 Edith Cavell has brought to ligh, the fact that England delights to hon. or women who give their best to the profession of nursing. The first sta tue Tn the country raised to womau other than royalty, was that of Dor othy Pattison in Wallsall, as a mer- morlal for her work during the small pox epedimic in Staforoshlire in 1867, while figure of Florence Nightin, gale stands in Waterloo Place. This statue was on the day of Edith Cavells Homecoming profusely de- corated with handsome wreaths from some unknown doner.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-07-06
DESTROL OLD SCHOOL.

Topeka, Kan, July 5.-Oone of the first educational buildings in the state and the first one used as a girls college, Is to be torn down here and the site devoted to residence purposes. 1t IS the old Bethany college building, erected at Topeka and Nineth street m 1859 The site was then surrounded by farm land-now considered in the close-in residence district. Some ten years ago Bethany was moved to it's present site on the square occupied by Grace Episcopal cathedral.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-07-06
HERE'S PECULIAR SITUATION

(Correspondence of Associated Press. ]
 Berlin, June 7.-Question has been raised here as to what authority. under the Prussian law, shall confirm the vlrdlct of the military court which convicted several persons Of the mur. der of Karl Liebknecht and Rosa Luxembourg. '' In former times the sentence would nave been confirmed by the king of Prussia, the German emperor. Now it Is believed that the Prussian pre- mier as head of the diet, is the pro- per person to take this action. Mean while the convicts remain in prison and cannot appeal from the verdict of the military court. 0-
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-07-06
WHEAT FARMERS OWN MILLS.

Hutchinson, Kan., July 5.-The Farmers Cooperative Grain Dealers association of Kansas, which main tians headquarters in this city now has 500 grain elevators, owned by the farmers cooperative concerns, throughout the state. R. E. Lawrence, secretary of the association, stated that the number is growing at rate of about two per week. This force alone, he said, could handle more than a third of the Kansas wheat crop.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-07-06
GRATEFUL TO RED CROSS.

NvOfIeSVUIIuece or ASSOclated Press. ]
 Bucharest, June 5.-King Ferdinand and Queen Marie of Rumania recently received members of the American Red Cross mission and congratulated them on the results of their work among the poor and in the hospitals.
 klnk Ferlnanand sold Col. H. Gideon Wells, of Chicago, chief of the mission. II It were not for help received from Ike United States, the people of Ru- mama would have starved. He said With living conditions now so much i'm proved, there is no fear of bolshevisn, in Rumania. ''s.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-07-06
MEXICO EXPECTS BOLSHEV1K.
Correspondence of Associated Press.

Correspondence of Associated Press.
 Mexico City, June 15.-Dimitri Nikitri, alleged to be an agent of the Russian bolsheviqi, was recently ex- pelled from Mexico by order of Pre- sldent Carranza on a charge of be- Ing active in bolshevik propaganda work in various industrial eenters, particularly in Tampico where he is said to have been a leader in the un- rest among the petroleum workers.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-07-06
BARLEY FOR BEER: PEOPLE
 STARVE.

Correspondence of Associated Press. )
 Coblenz. June 10.-A Munausen newspaper published recently an arti- Gle stating that 5,000,000,OO pounds ocf barley were used in Germany dur ing the war for making beer, although 5o0,O0 persons died in that time owing Go lack of proper food. The news paper advocates reduction of beer pro- ductlos as a patriotic duty.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-07-06
PASHA. THE ARABIAN HORSE

Isn'e he graceful animal? Both he and his rider are lowing to you applause. Pasha is cream-colored horse with brown where the shaded lines are. The plume in his mane is green; the trimmings on the reins red, green and blue spangles. The tub Pssha is kneeling on might be red and the one back of him red stripes. The riders coat let's make red with a green vest and yellow brooches with red top boote, and of coure, the ground under their feet green. Arabian horses are noted for their fine, graceful appearance, and when well trained are quite valuable
 Next Sunday look for Sampson, the strong man.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-07-06
TYPHUS CASES DECREASE.

Mexico City, July 5.-The number Of typhus cases in the capital was fewer during the first five months of 1919 than for many previous years ana the department of health in re- cent statement declares that the marked decrease in sickness is the direct result of it's own crusade for
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-07-06

course, you can color Jasbo and Pete. the pony, which every way you like best. The tub will look good if you color 1t red with blue stripes and the base of this toy can be either green or a tan. When one loves dumb crea- lures It Is really surprising what
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-07-06
personal hygiene.

The capital, with its ab population of more than mill ports not more than 125 new ot typhus per month, wher former years when the city's latlon was normal, or about the number of cases reported month averaged between 1,@ 1900.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-07-06

FONTS trainer. Jasbo's suit is white with red, blue and green spots. The
 collar and cuffs will look nice if you color them green. Jasbo's face and hands are white. the shoes brown and the stockings red. I like white ponies best with a brown saddle. Of
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-07-06

q light tan. These Buffaloes belong in the menageries of the Circus. Years and years ago millions of these animals ran wild on the prairies of this county, but as the white people crowded into this territory the Buff faloes gradually were exterminaed until today there are only few left,
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-07-06
BUFFALOES.
PAGE FoURn 7,

Color the mane, that is the shaggy part around the Buffalo's neck, dark brown and the rest of his body a lighter shade. The ground under his feet should have green for grass. Hhe base of all these toys should be
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-07-06

and these are to be found in the zoos of our big cities. Next Sunday look for Sheba, the Rhnoceros.
 A TRICK PONY. Jasbo, that's the name of this
Rock Island Argus., 1919-12-11
AURORA AND ELGN
CAR MEN AWARDED
20 PER CENT MORE

Aurora, ILL.,, Dec. 1l.-Judge Ev-
ans Of the United States district
court In Chicago. to whom the APP
plication Of Aurora, Elgin & Chi
csgo Electric railroad employees fo-
increased wages was referred last
summer by the men and their en-
ployer. today announced a decision
by which the men get a 20 per cent
raise over the pay they received in
1919 and one cent an hour addi-
tiOnal for every five years a man
has been In service. The raise. ex-
elusive Of the suburbs. amounts to
about ~ to 1 cents an hour more
than the men receive now. they
having been granted cents an
hour raise Aug. 21. last, with the
understanding that they were to
receive q further increase il an in
vestigation of their demands by
Judge Evans warranted it. The
latest raise dates hack to Aug. 81,
ta aswhich time the strike Of the A.,
E.. & c. men closed.
Some Of the men who heard Of
the award today we're not enthusi-
Rock Island Argus., 1919-12-11
FUEL SUPPLIES
GALORE AWAIT
WOOD CHOPPERS


II there, II any large number Of
pessimistic persons in this COM
munity who believe that there Is i
lingo on the entire coal output AMI
that there viii b . dirth Of the
.biack diamonds throughout the
remainder Of the winter, they
should be able to garner . little
optimism from the opportunities
that are presented to obtain wood
TOR fuel.
A number Of teamsters were list
ed In The Argus yesterday who
viii haul wood from the big pile Of
odds and ends Of lumber 1t the
Rock Island arsenal. estimated t.
bs about 2.000 loads, and in addi-
ton to that list there were three
more names given to Mayor Harry
M, Schriver today. They are:
Elmer Searle. 1903 First avenue,
r. 1. 1892.
Western Ice 4 Coal company.
122aTwentieth street, r. I. 2s5.
Rock Island Transfer & Storage
company. 124 Seventeenth street,
r. /. 9S5.
In addition to the arsenal wood
there are $50 acres OF timber located
two miles from New Boston that Is
open to the public free for the cut
ting. The land Ii owned by ]. H.
Harvey Of Aledo. He stipulates that
tho timber must not be hacked
over. He wants the land cut clean
Of the timber - the choppers 90.
The wood can be hauled here by
sled, or by train, there being . rail-
road station two miles from the
tract.
Another Offer.
Msyor Harry n. schriver re-
ceived another offer today Of wood
for citizens here who will cut It.
A. A. Thompson, father Of JUS
tice Floyd e. Thompson, has writ
ton Mayor Schriver that Justice
Thompson visited him last Sun
day at White Hail, ILL.,, and told
him Of the serious situation here.
The elder Thompson has 10 acres
Of wooded land On his farm near
White Hall that he offers free for
the cutting and announced in his
letter that he can make arrange
mouts for cutting the timber of Of
another tract Of 800 acres under
the same conditions. He profiers
the wood tree for the chopping and
says: Send down . crew Of wood
choppers with tsnts and other
equipment and get Ill the fuel you
want"
All the news Ill the time-The
Rock Island Argus., 1919-12-11
COLORADO HOUSE
Is FOR SUFFRAGE

Denver. Colo. Dee 1.-THE
house Of representative Of the
Colorado legislature today adopted
unanimously the resolution ratify-
ing the woman's suffrage amend
ment to the federal constitution.
The resolution will come up in the
senate for final action probably to-
morrow afternoon.
Rock Island Argus., 1919-12-11
SPRING STILES SETTLED.

SPRING STILES BETTLED.
II you would be stylishly dressed
this spring, wear a suit. Suits have
always been considered good form
for mother, but this year daughter
too must appear in q suit, the
youthful. straight line silhouette
preferred for both. Such is-,the de-
cision Of the National Coat and
Skirt Manufacturers association
held In Cleveland. Ohio, this week.
Skirts will be shorter and the sport
suit will be more popular than
ever. The individual rather than
extreme styles will be favored in
spring clothes for women.
Rock Island Argus., 1919-12-11

astic. They said . meeting was to
be held tonight to talk it over.
Rock Island Argus., 1919-12-11

All the news all the time-The
Argus. N.
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1919-08-30
"Whispering Chorus
of Surprising Interest

SURPRISING In interest any pie
turo heretofore displayed at the
Liberty Theatre. The Whispering
Chorus" a special Cecil II. DE Mile
production for Aircraft will be pre-
sented for the first time In this city
at the Liberty Theatre next Satur-
day. Sept. 6. The story IL by Perley
Poore saeehan, "a leading magazine
writer and the perturbation n by
Jeanie Macpherson. distinguished
author .of such notable cinema success
scs as Joan the Woman" THE
Woman God Foi got" "a Little Amer
tenn" and other pictures IN which
Mary Pickford and Geraldine FaTrar
n | others were the stars.
Self-saorifice In the dominant
th, me OF this unusual Offering aud
the players who intorpIo. the various
ro'es form an aggregation OF screen
gl'rs seldom n svvr grouped together
ia a single photopiav. rhe action Is
rapid and dramatic ana It's holrt
appeal one OF unsual force. The
story is developed ariistically aud
the various portrayals. guided by the
master mind OF Cecil u, DE Mile are
exceptionally convincing.
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1919-08-30
Hart Real Portrayer
of Western Types

n IL conceded that Mr. rart's por.
trnyni OF UNIQUE Western types Ions
since extinct. ~ as near the real thing
ah art aud historical research can
/ uugges'. Oid pioneers who have seen
/ Mr. Hart In hls Western pictures.
assert that he u the relncarnntion
of the spirits Of the old days OF
romance which have vanished before
the relentless march OF civilization.
Ia "'rhc Tiger Man" his latest Art
craft photopiav, which ia 90 be- pre-
seutod az the Liberty Theatre next
Thursday ho presents new creation,
clear cut ua q cameo aud nH cnnyinc-
ing aa any which he heretofore has
cHanyed.
"Tho Tiger Man" ~ "a bandit OF a
type not often seen Ia pictures. llo
meets hi fate la the person of a
pretty young woman. the VII. Of a
minister OF tho gospel. ll' forces
her To loay. her husband for himself,
but when she attompa luicido io &C.
cupe the horror of DTS touch his
hlumherinF noul. stceped in crime,
nwakcns aud he W. reformed To aid
her religious designs hc checrlully
himself 90 the authorities.
bat she N unconscious of the great
mcrlfir. he has made ia her behalf
m" various scenes OF the picture are
thrilling To degree. the action rapid
aud the heart interest ~ we'll sus-
taincd.
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1919-08-30
JAPANESE STAR ~ THE
HONOR or ms HOUSE

Tho ngc-old situation OF two mon
and woman hag been skillfully woven
into the plot Of "The Honor of His
House" which Is 90 be shown at the
Liberty Theatre. Sunday. Aug. 81.
Written by Marin Fairfax. "'rho
Honor ot tlis House" has as IT, star
Sessuc ilnyakbwu. the brilliant Jap
aneso actor. supported by Florence
Nidor aud an especially good cast
Including Jack Holt. Mnym Kolso.
Forest SeHhury and Tom Kurahara.
The director William &. DcMillo.
has accomplished much IN the way OF
unusual Photographic effects. some OF
the scenes after the wreck of the
steamer, taken on one of the widest
aud most beautiful OF All the small
islands Of the Pacific. being particul-
arly beautiful Mits Nid0r g. giycn
an opportunity 20 wear some of the
gowns for which she q famous. in
cludiug one dinner frock of brocadad
satin with which Hhe wears pearls
and orchids Another interesting cos
tune consists of a tiger skin. soft
brilliant hued chiffon and leaves.
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1919-08-30
NEWS OF COMING PHOTO PLAYS
JOHANNA ENLISTS" Is
MARY PlCKFORD'S NEXT

For genuinely delicious humor and
timely interest. announcement is
made that Mary pickfords newest
photoplay, johanna Enlists." q
screen adoption OF Rupert Hughes
successful story. "Thc Mobilization OF
Johanna" which will be shown ut the
Liberty theatre Sunday Sept z. In
perhaps the most pleasing offering OF
the season and In many respects one
of the most novel and delightful
vehicles ever provided FOR this famous
cinema star.
One feature of unusual interest
which makes this photoplny most
notable "a that the military scenca
with which Il abounds presents the
members of the li3rd Regiment,
Field Artillery OF which Miss pick
ford Is the honorary colonel. The
troops were cnCampcd at Universal
Ranch in california. whore the scenes
we're shot" aud they Will of course,
be absolutely realistic, even TO court
martial which "a carried out with
every attention 20 detail.
Miss pickford has charming role
In this picture. II IL said to be quito
different from any she .has ossayod
heretofore. She is freckled country
girl with highly romantic turn OF
mind. and when she decides To take
a milk bath To improve her beauty.
interesting developments occur.
Jealous soldier and his rival. nm
ofYiccr. provide the situation which
ends In an insult, court-martlal.
and the appearance OF the hero on
the scene. OF course. the finale ~
happy for all concerned. Miss Pick
ford Il clcndidly supported hy
caai of picked piaYers. her ltldlig
nan being Dousia. MncLean.
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1919-08-30
CECIL BDE MILES
PRODUCTION ~
THE WHISPERING CHORUS
A. AT(DAFT n.re
An ApTCpAFf heure

conklin. Harry Gribbon and Marie
Provost. In concerned. Ills smoth-
cred Love" will be shown at the
Liberty Theatre next "Wednesday.
Conklin is "A conductor who falls
In love with the lat bank roll Of
Marie Provost. as we'll as with her
personal charms. lie shortohanges
the mother OF his inamorata aud
when he appears al her home dts
guised as Count, she angrily ex-
poses him Then Marie consents TO
become the bride OF Harry Gribbon
and In revenge Conklin sends what
he believes To be bottle u poisoned
wine to the couple for "A wedding
present.
Filled with remorso. Conklin be-
gins a mad chase OF the bridal couple
To prevent them from drinking the
supposed poisoned wine. and the sit
uations that ensue are extremely
laughable. Tho comedy IL absol-
utely without suggestion of any kind
and may be seen with profit and
enjoyment by old aud young alike.
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1919-08-30

seemed bent on convincing Gordon
that he had made sad mistake IN
the choosing OF his wife. lie II was
who. watching MAZDA at certain
party one evening. noticed her intens,
watchful eyes fixed on Fenton. a
man OF the world aud admirer of
Gordon's married sister whose hua.
band was at that time somewhere
with the fleet"
Mistaking Maida's motives, Mort
inner follows her when she leaves the
party and as he expects. finds her In
Fenton's rooms. The fact that she
had come merely TO save their sister
is brought forcefully home TO Gordon
and Mortimer aud Nadia comes 10
take her rightful place In her hus-
bands family.
An especially good supporting east
Includes william Conklin, Jack Holt.
Robert McKim. Dorcas Mathews, Mel
bourne MacDowell. aud Elinor Han
cock.
Love Me" will be seen al the
Liberty Theatre on next Wednesday
evening A two reel Mack sennett
.omedy VIII also be on the program.
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1919-08-30
Dorothy Dalton Has
Little Use for Her
Dimples in this Play

Someone has said OF Dorothy Dal-
ton that without her dimples she
would be merely mediocre. but In
Love Me-" the new wistful. rather
sad Dorothy Dalton has few occas-
ions To flash those ailuring dimpled
smiles OF hers and yet II more ador-
able and better actress than ever.
Love Me" was written for Miss
Dalton by G. Gardner Sullivan.
suthor OF THE Keys OF the Right
eous." and other photoplays and the
director was Roy william Neiii. who.
under the supervision OF Thomas II.
ince himself, has directed no many
OF her recent pictures. II IL "A straight
forward interesting narrative OF the
struggle OF MAZDA Madison 20 win
the love and respect OF her husbands
family. and incidentally. TO keep his
against great odds.
In the beginning they had met in
an unconventional way during the
construction OF bridge In North
Dakota 10 which he had been assigned
after the unexpected departure OF
fellow engineer. What was his sur
prise on arriving. 10 find the work
capably progressing under the dir
ectlon OF small but determined
young lady. like himself recent
graduate OF a school OF engineering.
The friendship formed during the
slressfnl times OF their work aud on 4
the last glorious day when together
they watched its opening, ripenea .
INTO very enduring love and when
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1919-08-30

young Gordon Applcby returned To
his wealthy and exclusive family In
one OF the wcalthicst and most ex-
elusive cities of the East. he brought
with him "a certain young woman
engineer as his bride.
Her acceptance by the Applobys
was anything but cordial, but In her
sincere. straightforward manner.
Mazda tried not TO notice. aud II she
did. 10 convince herself that ~ was
her Imagination. Gordon's older
brother Mortimer iu particular.
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1919-08-30
THIS COMEDY ~ ONE
FILLED WITH LAUGHS
"iiis Smothcrcd Love" Has Unusual
Siur, With G,cnt
Situations

Whcu romantic street enr con.
ductor parde8 as q count 90 win
the love pf pretty rrl therr "
bound '1 bo something doing every
minute until the climax is reached.
This udifn true insofar us Ills
Smotb q Love" the latest Para
mount l,ack Sonnutt. with che tor