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The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1919-06-20
CHAPTER VII,

1t was time when everybody was
cutting down appropriations, reducing
expenses. Cities, counties, states, ma
tons were all paying the penalty of
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1919-06-20

Daphne Is confronted by q sit
ustion thst forces her to mako
ths most momentous decision Of
hsr ifs and she makes Il with.
ON the slightest hesitation. You
VII not want 70 mise reading
shout this IN the next Install.
mont
New Britain herald., 1919-12-27

ana a number of short subjects of comedy, travel and news. Peggy lily land Will star in the first feature. '"The web of Chance," a comedy drama rom the Fox studio. It has never played in this city before. The story 'ells ol young woman who is deter h'lheu to run down d criminal her uncle's detective agency is seeking. mere, arc many situations that call Tor rapid lire action and ripping com cay flsht up to the point when the amateur sleuth discovers that the man she seeks IS the man she loves. Viola Daha holds the center of attraction in the second feature, False Evidence. " a i've part western drama in which the Charming Metro star characterizes d young girl who shoulders the igno. miny of a crime to save the man she loves.
New Britain herald., 1919-12-27
INCECM THE,ATEI,.

TO usher in the new Near property Managing Director William C. MaSsou of the Iyceum Players has selected for next weeks bill "Polly of the Circus, d play that will appeal to every man. woman and child Of this city it. has to millions of them in other cities in which the play has been shown Tho story ot "Polly of the Circus is q sim pie one, an original setting, |, new tell ing of a story as old as the hills and yet forever young and beautiful The scene of the play is laid in d small town in tho middle west, such a little town made up of bomely, honest Dco- pie, as most of us know and many Of Us have loved. A circus comes to town, and Polly, the bareback rider, is hurt. Polly is d true daughter of the circus. She knows no other life beyond that of the tent. An accident brings her into the home of d clergy man. She does not understand her surroundings, while her unso ophistlcat- ed WorldlineSs appeals to the minister from the first moment he sits by tho side of the injured girl. The play from that moment on is worked out along thoroughly simple ana Icgiti- mate lines. Polly wins the heart of the minister and learns to love him. She has no desire to return to her for mer life, but gossiping noighbors tell her that her continued presence in the minister's house will cost him his pus- forage. She goes back to the tent and the StlWdust ring, where the clergy man later finds her and the difficulties are explained away. The last tableau shows the reunited lovers standing on the deserted site of the circus grounds watching the wagons diSappea ring across the hills. Every m member of the Lyceum Players will take part and there will be several additions. Man
New Britain herald., 1919-12-27
MY HEART and MY HUSBAND ADELE GARRISCN'S NEW PHASE OF
 Revelations 0f Q Wife

will answer your question. Jun ho"A 1 make weekly trips, sometimes otiencf ! with his horse and wagon. lie goes ! to the waterfront for sea food, doWh ! to his fathers, farm on tho bay Tor ! feed and all sorts of things ana m ; the fall he goes to the beach and gets ] driftwood for the grate llres--lC burns wonderfully
 The Plan "Works.'
 "pve got it,' Lillian exclaimed glee- , rully. "I knew I would if you talked 1 long enough. Jim must spend all day 1 tomorrow gathering drftwood. He can 1 brine one or two loads home, and un~ 1 load if where any casual, spying per- 1 son cam see it. They aren't watching ! Jim anyway, but you, so whom he 1 drives away late in the afternoon, eV- 1 idently for another load, it's pract.- 1 cal cinch that whoever's hanging around will pay no attention to him. And then nothing will be easier than for him to go to his fathers home stay there until it's time to go to this Lundin's on Forest place in Crest Haven, and when he gets to Lundin's, to pile enought driftwood on top of the cratcd desk 10 conceal it, and beat it home.
 Any one hanging around will pay no attention to Jim, and if your moth er-in-law calls out casually to him to put that last load in the cellar where if will be handy, then it will simply be nje for him to drive into that covered entrance to the cellar. Once there I,u defy any one to find out that q crate as well as driftwood goes into n
 I'm too ashamed of myself to tell vo,,." I admitted frankly. But you have efrectually squelched any little sneaking objection I might have had.'
 Thank you,' she said mockingly. I'm glad I am so convincing. But, seriously, I wish I was as sure Of a number of things as l am that apont twenty-four hours from now we'll be inspecting this famous desk of your principals with no one but ourselves and the Walters, brother and sister, the wiser
 But despite her assurance, which | knew was not fegned, she was urde- niably nervous during the hours that elapsed after Jim's last departure from the house according to her schedule until we heard the beat of 'S1DG s leGL luTlllHB LII biiS N' 'NS way. A. casual observer, ! however, would have noticed no departure from her usual pose but have known her so long that | knew she was grin.ly ,cpressng a suspense which almost any other woman would have voiced hysterically.
 Mother Graham, whom we had talk en into our confidence enough to make sure of her cooperation Tn d. rccting Jim to drive to the col.ar en- trance, paced the floor almost all ,or the last hour Of our wait, and her i'm ratient direction to Jim, born Of her nervous wait, was very realistic.
 And then, in an incredibly short space of time, Lillian and I assistj1lg .1im while Mother Graham kept Katie busy and out of the way as only she could, the uncrated desk was standing in tho alcove Of my room, and Lillian was looking at 1t intentlN as if she would wrest it's secret from it with her eyes.
New Britain herald., 1919-12-27
I'ON'S TlIEi.AII,I,.

NoZinloVa in ''rhe Brat" will feature at FoAS thGatcr for the first half ol text week. 'The Brat is calculated to please every one in all walks of life because of it's intensely human appeal. As everyone knows, the play of tho same name had one of the best runs of any dramatic production in the past few years and many New Britain thea tergoerS had the pleasure of witness ing the Cormican Players stage this play. Now a great play with the great Maxim ova herself in the leading characterization is what Foxs thoater offers to it's patrons next Monday Tuesday and Wednesday. The story. prepared for the screen by Nazimova herself, Is d fitting vehicle for so tal- ented an actress, telling the story of l poor waif, who is discharged from l Broadway chorus because of her shabby appearance and is halcd before a judge in the night court for skipping the face of a maShor. There q famous author salVaged her from the human Wrecks awaiting justice for their mis- dem eanorS. He takes her home to his naughty mother to study her for the heroine of his forthcoming novel. Love is llindled and famed into name--but jealousy stalks in it's wake ana there ensues a drama of heart throbs and smiles, with surprises and tremendous ly moving climaNes. By reason of her simple faith the odd little brat eventually triumphs after heart burn ines and sacrifices that touch the whole narrative with superb qualities of genius.
 The vaudeville program will feature ;L musical comedy playlet with nine people, beauty chorus of pretty girls in stunning costumes. This is an ex- traordinary act that would grace the best vaudeville stages in the country Tickets will Do on sale all day from 1:30 to 9:30. Price Of admission will remain the same
New Britain herald., 1919-12-27
Inc Way N1r. Stockbridgc's Desk Came to Madge's House.

a8s a0ulG IO 0utlEC Ihouss.
 t Lillian's laughing command to eo At once my objections to her bme of secretly getting Kenneth ekbridge's desk into our house
 thus covering the trail for those
 inight discover the secret drawer t, l felt my chagrined irritation at own doubling spirit increase. But question at the back of my brain listed in spite of my better juds- 1t. I knew that l must voice it hediately.
 was only wondering" l said de- ,atingly, If those people who are ching MT. Walters on account of Stockbridge case might not also Keeping an espionage on other &nds and associates of the prin- Mi-'
 Including you?' Lillian inter- ted dccinively. "Of course they
 goose-the call of that man who he'd himself Ham bridge or Bridge shows that. But I know enough heir ways to realize that it's the est thing in the world to fool se sauare-toed sleuths." Her voice lthed infinite boredom at the ,le race of private detectives.
 An Unconscious Suggestion. Doesn't Jim take that spavined old se out of here about once week, with a wagon mako 8 trip some Ire bringing back all sorts of k?" she asked abruptly. "It seems ne I've seen him do it often ugh so that his going appears ratk-
 routine thing" It is'' I returned, thrilling with ex- nent, as I saw, or fancied I did, ther her questions were tending. at horse is his own, you know n what Kate tells me, l fancy he
 had the animal since he was a
 At any rate, Babe is as young
 as desirable in his eyes as ever was" .........
 sBabe'" Lillian calculated, laugh
 Can you beat that for name ?' shan"t try l retorted. But I
New Britain herald., 1919-12-27

has been shown so successfully at the Lyceunl theater for several weeks past. Tho latest mum ber is q world beatcr for thrill and gripping situations. The third attraction of this triple bill will be wander picture Ill which well known star, popular with local audi ences, will appear. Don't miss this notable bill. Also comedy, education al and travel pictures. Doors, open at 6: 50 D. m.
New Britain herald., 1919-12-27

the city talking. This picture handles q trem endous thenle. Every commu ity has suffered from poison pen writ CTS who hide their coWa rdice behind tho ord Anonymous" Miss 1Ilvldge is given an opportunity to display her emotional capabilities and she takes full advantage of them. Another feature on the bill is the famous James J. Corbett in "rhe Midnight Man" the super Universal serial that
New Britain herald., 1919-12-27
INCII(NJ SUNDAY.

A picture that is somewhat differ ont from the ordinary run of photo- p'aNS Is the big world lilm ''rhe Poison feh, featurinG June ENidgc, which Will De ShoWn at the Lyccum theatcr "hdaN hlSht as u part of the popular weekly mNNiN shows thN1 hnNn s.nl uli
New Britain herald., 1919-12-27

aEing Director MaSSon will provide settings that in every way will pro- ducc accurately tEc atmosphere Of the circus. pcrIoFnHnces nightly and on Monday, W cdncsdaN Thursday and Sa tllrluN afternoons
New Britain herald., 1919-12-27

FOXES SUNDAY. TWO features. arc booked for Pox's theater for the Sunday evening concert
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-09-07
Courtesy of Samuel G.. Allen)

The settlers real that follow their out Of the picture
seek the which they pointing Yocant help this tendency when
whetted by the first foliage the
ar morning and the certain knowledge that off the brush the partridge
and that before long you'll be the ore 2gage and
aring off on the trail
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1919-10-11
Don't vn>>21 want e. ccc the World .!

'..- ~2d-h,ooded, hard-working,
s.~...aying men Of the U. S,
Navy.
Ia, begins the day you Join.
On board ship a man is always
learning. Trade schools develop
skill, industry and business ability.
Thirty days care-tree holiday each
year with full pay. The food is
good. First uniform outfit is fur
llished free. Promotion is un-
limited for men of brains. You
can enlist for two years and come
QUO broader, stronger and ADLER.
Shove off-Join the U. S. Navy.
If you're between II and IS 60 to
the nearest recruiting station for
Ell the details. II you don't know
where it IS ask your postmaster
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-10

and in all their achievements. 'h'E
would won say with til" Isn'mis'' NO, t. u.s. Us:
" I,,rJ no, to us but 10 Thy Nam" give
glory
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-10

PAIL. NALL Tenn. Jun" sur
rounded hv thu, p""plr of his nativ" NILS
WIN came t. d. him honor. Alvin I.
York TcnncgSc"'S hero Of the -NrBonh'
baitIc and one Of tn" most r"n"wnch IN
MI ,hc great American army, mnrrItd
,br sweetheart of his choice Miss ''ra"lc
Williams.
Gov. Roberts who left Nashrill" yes
tcrd,v with his staff in q sp"cia car
over rh. Tennessee Central RaIlr"ad'
c,n,c T., Pail Mall today from james
town th, county scat Of FrutrcSS county
and rcrfnrrn"d tn" Wedding CEREMONY
WIN tn. governor w"r" other dlS'lh-
ruich,J men nf the stat" Ia pay th"ir r.
srr.,. ru Sergeant York. Among th'n
Hcr, / NJ. Liitl"tou. Of Chattanooga =
= I,u,,s. Of t'hattann0EG- and members
Of Tho governors starr.
TIL. dav was celebrated by m"nS'''
nicujc dinner spread under IN" trees
n,,r y.rk's cabin home. For miles an"
,,ilcs nm IN the hills som" oven from
Kcn,urkv-cam" IN" people ola anu
vnunr bringing their haSk"rS wei
f,lIcd with chicken and ham ana pics
and cakes of,a multitud" az forms ~
riruic WAS laid nS wedding least i"'
ynrk and his bride. who dn"d upon inc
hcst the Cumberland Mountains o"uId
afford and wnrd upon tho rrEs'h 'o'u
water Of tn" gushing York spring
Miss Williams is only Il N'hrS GU
and the daughter Of AZ +. Williams Tor
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-10
SIMPLE AND nGPRBSS1VE CHBE-
Monty MARKED PASSING OF
SCHOOL LRE OF CLASS
OF 1919.
1T, Rev. bishop Donahua AddresseS
Elnas-Church Beautifully Deco
rated for the OcAcston.

beautiful in it's simplicity. and ftting
IN every detail. was III" ceremony "hlch
marked tho closing Of the school life OF
tho Glass of 1919 and the opening chap-
ter of It's futur" career. On the morn
ing Of the 9th Of June. at O'CLOCK az
the organ Of ST. Joscph'S Cathedral peal
I'D forth vibrant tones. sixteen young
ladies' in cap and gown. and llf'cch
ynunc nr,n in undrcSS uniform. repro
scnting respectively 81. J"scphs Acad-
crny and III" cathedral high school pro-
r.cdrd slowly down the central alSi"
and took their places before TN" altar
kneclinC together for tn" last Tim" az Il
class they dcNnutly assisted al the SOL
cnn high mass that followed. OF when
Roy {, \. Mulhcarn, OF Martins Ferry.
Ohio. was c"lcbrant. Very Rev. q. H.
Move. sub-dcacon. and Rev. T. h. Tar
rCtt. Suh-deaC0n.
The church was beautifully dccorated
with the seasons flowers mingled win
NOTED palms. the altar was nblazc win
tights and Respondent with flowers cN-
halinE sweet fragrance. 80 mat th''
who'll, was n scene we'll calculated 10 I'M
press itself upon the mind and make inc
occasion one Of h" r"moraolc events
in the lives Of tho young graduates.
Al the conclusion of the mass the Hl.
Rev. +. !. Donahuc conferred the special
prizes and graduating honors which were
as follows:
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-10

ATLANTIC CITY. Jun" 2.--TyrannF'
whether il b" in IN" 3"hr"al or 'nd"S
trial life OF tn" natr"ns will not ne t"'-
Grated by organized labor. Samuel
fiompers. president ~ tn" American
Federation Of Labor. told delegates a.
the opening Of tho ,hlrty-ninth S"sSi"n
Of the organization Of the men her" to-
day.
Men end women shed their blood ana
made great Sarr;tlr"s during n" war
because they were hghtinG for rr'N-
-iplss and ideals" SAID Mr.. Comp -.
Now thai mo war has hH"n won INC
workcrs-tho bone and a"sh oc ~" ma
tion-do not intend these principles ana
ideals shall be lost sight Of
VIXEN tho war began continued MI
Gompnrs. we realized that 4 m'litariSm
and autocrarv should be victorious nov
or again would thcrC he opportunity Tor
Freedom Of any sort: n"vHr again would
there be any chance for tabor 10 develop
and protect itself and tn" rights "f IN"
people who work. So "" throw our I"'
upon tho side Of those VIII" stood Tor the
Target measure Of freedom.
Now the war has boon won and th'
day Of rcc0nstr uCtinn and r"adjustm"nf
is at hand. \ nov concept Of rtgh;
has hr"n received and IN" world has
gone through a great change. Hereafter
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-10
.DAY OF RECONSTRUCTION AND
REIMBURSEMENT SEEN BY GOMPERS

I the relations between nati"nS ana inc
relations between mon. whether th"I
~. employers. skilled mechanics or H''h
idiCccrs will b" looked ut III - Inherent
light. The worker, Of tn" world ar"
determined to have v"ic" IN S'Nl'"H
reconstruction problems that aN'c'
th'm.
"Employ"crS too hav" com" r" see inc
light Of tho new concept OF right ana
thcv are accepting tn" n'w 'Fd"r "'
things: that is most of them are.
There arc others who. lik" tn" h"urh"'S
Of old. never forget anything hcrauS"
they mover learned anything.
Mon and women hay" given 'h'''
, blood for principles and ideals. NOT "n'F
for the period Of IN" war. hut Tor the
pcrind Of ali tim". In making SaCr'ii'"s
!. was thor Intention that IN" 2r'nclpl's
for which they Cont"nd"d should u"
lost sight o. whor IN" war was Won
They sacrificed themselves Ivy Sh'd"lhE
'h"ir blood and now they ar" d"'"r'n'n'n
that tyranny whether L h. IN political
or industrial life shall hr n" more. IN"
day for that has passed.
hut as say. there ar" some employ
rrS who have not vet $""n IN" lSht.
, Right now there is a concern IN Toi"d"
that refused point blank even I" recon-
Srdsr their action il changing hours OF
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-10
WORLD WARS GREATEST HERO
WEEDS AT HIS MOUNTAIN HOME

merly circuit court clerk Of Fortress
county. Among the wedding gifts taken
10 her arc a brooch from tn" state N"ru-
an Suffrage Association. wrist watch
from the Nashville Rotary Gun ana
solid silver bowl engraved with the
brides initials &c. w. y
Although he did not Il" IN" wedding
knot, Pastor PHI" was right there NJ the
marriage Of tho second elder. tn" Era-
ciuue rnrson takes par, credit IN fact
for tho "rnatch." Tho hrId" * cousin
Of his and York. as ALI III" world now
knows is one 81 his aids in tn" 'hurcn
If Christ in christian Union and leader
Of the choir.
The young people walked down lhn'
If wedding guests under tho trees. To-
morrow they will leave Pail Mall on
their wav to Nashville. whcr" they ar"
expected to arrive Monday night. II ~
no, known vet whether or not h" and his
bride will accept the invitation or IN"
Nashville and Chattanooga Rotary clubs
to take their honeymoon as IN" guests
Of the two clubs on 4 jnurncY5 to salt
L.akc city, where the international R0-
tarv club convention will he held
Tho Nashville Rotary club s"nt n
special committee to IN" wedding today
to sec Sergeant York and confer with
him over tho ChOiC" Of n farm in Frnt-
ross county. Ia be bought for him by III"
people Of the Stat6 ms an appreciation OF
his wonderful hcroism IN battle
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-10
COLONEL HALVES Will
PRESENT C0lORS OF
18th TO TIE STATE
nisna1.h 10 Tho IntclliEcnccr:

r,,.,io, Disr,trh To TIL" IntClliE"n'cr:
rrt,pl.EsTUN. ". Va. June y
C,,.rnnr rornwrll is ~ rcr"'r' OF
.,,,r,m from Colonel liaw"H. CONN"
;rg the 3l3th Field ArN'lcrE' oi W.
L,,h,ren,h Division. that H. VIII q"
rive here TA"sday at noon a''".'
NV two color s"rE"an'~. l" !"' ""'.H
turn over tn IN" governor "I NV ,
If West Virginia. ana I" p' pr -
:, III, rho ruInrs Of that regiment
As is we'll Hnown. III" rcE.'"'n'
,,,ecI oT West Nlrgi:Ians and mas JUS
~ dcm,htI,zrd at camp Leo. TIL"
v.,r. carried through III" Nr-
,a huuJr",iS Of WrSt Virginia
g,yc -hrIr lives following them
,h,, famous hfIy-day "nEaE'in 'n'.
,,h,,.r contributed :" largely /" ending
u.,r with the defeat nf IN" Huns.
.I,r,I IIrwrs who Is 10 deliver to
.,,rrnr t'nruwcll the Cni0rS # III"
,a,,i,,crt WAS Lieutenant Colonel and
second m command when the ArE"nne
L,,,Io s,arted. Colonel Waves praise
~ Tho West Virginia mon has been
r,Iiu,itcd and unstinted. Immediately
f,ar the signing Of tn" armist Ice he
wrote a long letter 10 his wife. detailing
tho engagement. i'll which hc told If the
bravery and hcroism Of the West Nir'
rinians. Mrs. Hawcs sent extracts "t
no letter to Governor t0rnw"ll VII"
rayc rhcm Ia tho press. The attach
mont between the colonel and his men
has IcCr very strong. While Il Virgin
IAN himself. Colonel Halves has n
brother. n physician. who has been Il
resident Of Huntington for a number
If years.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-10

labor which they set for their employees
Let me tell YOU this; IT any On
nIoy.r hrIicNrs that industrial autocrarS
- going t. prevail IN America n" Is
counting without his host.
"Thv principles for which labor mas
rn,Irb, since thr beginning must CONF
10 full rrul,rn W" ar" making no UNI
Just d"mn,IdS.
"WrrkrrS Civ" to society S"rNic"
without which civilization itself would
fan We intend +" max" this country
worthy cr the civilization of our times
and ru futur" historians IN" story of tn"
Labor mnycmnt In IN" United States Will
prove tn" greatest S"ur'c OF ini"rma-
tion and inspiration aS /" numbers pow
crs and influence.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-10

Tho greater the necessity for 1e
The greater your opportunity u -
rho intcIllgcncer Want Ada !.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-10
ACADEMIC HoNoRs.
Commercial Department.

Instead of a gold medal. war Saw
ings Stamp, presented by Rev. Edwaro
T.. Weber, Diocesan Chancellor. is award
cd for bookkeeping. 70 MISS tuiaha
Ennis.
4 war Savings Stamp. for S'"nogra-
phv. presented by Rev. Fdwhrd Il.
weber. is awarded To Miss ha'hryn
nlmmcy.
war Saving stamp. for Urt biography.
presented by Rev. Edward r. M"o'r' Is
awarded to Miss Margaret Reilly.
4 War Savings Stamp for Arithmetic
presented by Rev. Edward Weber. Is
AWARDED to Miss Cecilia busch.
Instead CT gold medal. war saw
iprs Stamp. presented by tho ST. JOS
cnh's Academy Alamnae Association. FOR
renrlnnshIp, is awarded to MISS Mar
rarrt MahonCy. Miss l.avinia clark.
\ War Savings stamp for Typ"wrlt-
ing. presented by the ST. Josrph's Acan-
cmy Alumnac Association, is AWARDED 10
Miss Regina Fchrenbach.
Second prize for Typrwriting IS
awarded 20 Miss Kathryn I. burns
Academic Department.
Instead OF n gold medal. two war saw
ings Stamps. presented by Very li"f' -
II. Muyc for church History are a"a'u-
cd to Miss Katherine Cartwright.
lnstcnd of a gold medal two war saw
irrs STAMPS, presented by Very Rev. q.
u Noyc for Latin. are awarded to Miss
Elizabeth MCFadden.
Instead of a gold medal. two war Har-
inrs Stamps. prcsrnIcd by Very R"v' w.
H. Moyc. for French. are awarded 10
Miss Mary 6. Hughes.
instead Of a gold medal three war
Savings Stamps. presented by the ~
Joscph's Academy Alumnhr Association
for English Literature, are AWARDED 10
Miss Marie Hocllcr.
For having attained NJ 81. Joseph
Academy the highest general avcraR" IN
the class Of 1919, 4 Liberty hond' $""'"'
the glf, of the III. Rev. !. j. l,n''"nu''
T. H.. Is presented to MISS M"r! u
Hughes.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-10
I.nGANRERRY JUICE

To be mixed with two
partS watcr-goeS fartheSt.
In bottles at 35c. 45c and I5c
each.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-10
SPANISH-AMERtCAN
UNIFORMS ARRIVE

Tho uniforms ordered some tiu% az"
hy the Spanish American war veterans
m he worn in Wednesdays parade. have
arrived and can be gotten at 1919 Mar
knt street. second floor. There mr." sixty
Of the uniforms.
Tho spanish American war vets had
I'm the G. \ r. celebration pnrad"
courIc Of weeks ago and mad" most
crcdItnblc showing. They expect 10
have nj least sixty in their d.. Non III
t0Oorrow's parade