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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-03-04
Annual Sunday School
Convention April 8 and 9

Ohio county annual SUNDAY ,-h""i
convention will IN hold Tg"S,iu. AN!
Wednesday. April y ari :" Tin u4:"&
were chosen las NH; ~ - meeting or
thr rArriit!v- roinini't"r az thr III"
county SUNDAY Schn"! HsSuciali"n =: TN"
y. NJ &. A. III" meeting ri1c" WI! :,
unnlcd By Il Cominiti"" created f"r Ia!
purpose.
Srar, Secretary Of >unda~ Schools
Walter 4. Snow a'mi lag VIE. Whn *
stit" elementary secretary. w.Ii ;ut"md.
ia addition to Mr.. Van Eu>hirn ~;ul%
secretary ~ young """rI"'~ work..
IN HdGi'I"H 10 lAin" IL" '!i'cS q. IN
convention. IN" executive committee
named IN" following c"-:rnr iun commit.
t"'s' Program. Harry t.. Bond. chair
man: Mrs. -. =. Dean. Mrs +. s Waite
Tar " T.. Maury. Miss Mary Wayman.
Mrs. T. MONTGOMERY. Mrs. y. :. Einh!e,
Mrs. T"". l.. I,ocHhari. Mr.. WIZ. Jack
son. llr. Thomas Grc7 Kunni2. Mrs. j.
{. i.runhart and Mr.. 'a-u.h;,a
Place If holding convention. Mr. II.
+. .IG"rs;";'<. enrolment. SIR. i g. Kim
bic, exhibits. Mr. l'!iuy -. Clark: advnr-
Using ard p"biicttg. Potter .. Bod
II was determined :" hold afternoon
and evening sessions on rhr first day
and morning ana afternoon sessions un
IN" second day.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-03-04
LEAGUE OF NATIONS
Continued from Page One-)

Pcnnsylvaria: Page. Esrnt"n;: McL'ai-
Connecticut: France. Maryland: Curtis.
Kansas: Spencer. Missouri; Townsend.
Michigan: Johnson. California: billing
ham, Vermont: L~Nnrort. Wisconsin:
ro;ndrXtrr. Washington. sutherland.
West Virginia: Smoot. Utah. and Gc"n-
ia. North Dakota.
Scna,orS-.lsct Edge. Now jersey:
Reyes. New Hampshire; Mccormick. IL
tinoiS: ph:?pS. Colorado, Ncwhrr"S.
Michigan: Ball. Delaware.
The - Republicans IL III" new s'sr;'t"
whose names were not on III" list arc;
Senators Call. Rhode Island Fall. New
Mexico: Jones Washington: kellogg:
Wisconsin: l-aFnllnti". Wisconsin, MC-
Cunber. North Dakota: McNar-%. ore
gun: Nelson. Minnesota, and Norris. Ne
hrasSa: and Senator;-etcct rnpp.r. Kan
sas. and Flkins. West Virginia. and
Jones. Washington.
Senator Lcdg". in reading Inc lost.
said that "injtistjc" 70 tiir-' or f""r
others. l ought 10 say that W. have p"ca
un,blc 10 reach ,hctn. but = chey give
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-03-04
THAMES OF THE PUBLIC DUE
THE DRUG TRADE DURING THE
INFLUENZA EPIDEMIC

The thanks nt the American pubic
are certainly due tho cntrr" drag trade
retail wholesale and nl;l1ucacturinS-
for what they accomplished during the
r~ceut Influenza epidemic The war
caused shortage OF phSstcians-
nurses were almost impossible to obtain
the demand on the drug trad" was
unexpected and overwhelming. and TO
this demand they responded uobly. Re-
tail druggists kept open day and night
and slept where they dropped behind
the prescription counter. Wholesome
druggists called their statesmen OF: the
road to help ill ordcrs-hundreds
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-03-04
HAVE YOU 4
BAD GOLD?
Relieve It With DR.. Bells Pine
Tar-Honey.

Az" you going to let i, stick ana ho-
com" - chronic condition."
Of course ruI- N"I when ynr know
YOU bay" Il preparation like Dr. Bells
Fiuc-Thr Honey :" LOOSEN Il UP and SO
allow Nature /" rid You "f il.
TIL" IrS, dos" vii. produce gratifying
results. tn, s"c"ui and iliird will cot
iinc" !ou thai Pr. H"liS Finc-TIr-
Honey is an enemy ~ u cold.
Thu prrrhrat'-! IL second IL n"n" e"r
it's suothtnr. relieving effects. Coughs.
IL grippe. bronchitis. asthma "annu:
Withstand an attack lay Or. Er!rS Pine
Tar-Ilmn":. E"on"n!.ra!. t0c. Coo. and
Sl.30.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-03-04

Several Republican senators refused
|" s!gu Ia" i:st. !; WAS said. some be-
cause :hry did not believe ;hr resolution
went Tar rn"&;;h.
The statement 20 which tho senator's
names was appended was:
"Th" unterS; an.d senator's of the
United states rEc:GbcrS and members
'tH"c % tn" f@th congress. hereby Dc
clare that. ( th"r had had In" nppor-
tvai,y tii"y would hay" voted for the
following resolution:
Then followed the resolution.
Although not specifically declared In
Tho resolution. Senator I"d." and Other
Republican leaders explained privately
That .liH Drjrl" purpose OF tonicht's
action was ~ Ssry" notice upon rr"sI-
Ion; Wilson. Tho American peac" COM
fr;SsioanrS and especially the peace dol
c-ations of foreign countries that
enough senator's Of tho nos: senate arn
now formally pledged h% signature
against the league pf nation" Consttu-
zion ns nnw drafted Thy expressed
hop" ard confidence that '"hir action
would compel IN" fundamental revision
of the League charter They also pointed
with emphasis 20 the declaration in tho
resolutions that tho$" faroring tho
Lodge resolution wore also in sympathy
T.;h Il movement for an agreement be-
tw"cn nations 10 Promnt" peace md
disarmament.
Long Hours Of Debate.
This unexpected move by the R"publi
can leaders designed primarily rs n
means o. formally notifying N" peace
conference and In" country as to tho
views oc many members Of the new
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-03-04
Is MILLION JARS OF v6FEoEUB
DISTRIBUTED SINCE o3ToCEK

An idea of n" work "" have ;Iccn -
rl;shNd this Fall may l." s!rcn ny our
nrn,tuc,iou .iCur"s-l2. r9S91s jars or
Va,nI.ua mnnufaI'urc.! ami distributor
Niurrt Las: ur:obrr---ou" jar for Ivory
Two families IN tn" entire United
States.
During tho Influenza epidemic. Weeks
Na2-Rub was used ~ AN cT;"rnTl aH-
nlicn,ion in connection with the ply
siciau'S treatment. and thousands or
r,,.opI~ unable Ia obtain 4 doctor rolled
on N-ick'S almost exclusively.
Literally millions Of families all over
tho country. from California IL Maine.
and from the Great Takes 10 IN" Gulf,
have found Vicks FlpHEah tho ideal
homo remedy foC Group and cold trout
hcS.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-03-04

In this emergency "" Nav" ir''d ="
sln nilr part. W. secured The country
r,.c raw ul,.Irrals""ur ;rat:" manager
S;".!t ms da%S cd.nr ir"tgt'. cars III
W.. stripped raw urt"rEL" III caI4"au
lots by yAi.reSS and pleaded WIN manu-
r,c,urrrs [, ;urrr:t>,, .ihcir deliveries 20
uS.
but il was Il Slow process. som" or
our raw materials ar" produced only In
.!apan--supr!i"S in :hls country W"r"
!ow aad shipments r"uuir"i inVcc
rn0nthS 10 corn. :"":'' IA" Far f'tSi.
Then W.. had L. recruit ana Tram SkIlled
labor. "" hruU.cht our %al"Sta"n into
the factory md trained th"m, ~ f"r~-
ntra. We invented m"w rarhIm"ry. and
,n3rag,I ~ tuStnli ii on christmas
DAY. So as nuc IN .u:'ri"T" ~!th our
daily production.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-03-04

their approval their names WI b.
added
Senator LODGES resolution follows:
Whereas As under the Constitution.
j, IS the function of tn" Senate u ad-
wise and consent IL, or dissent from,
tho ratification OF any treaty nt the
United States aud M such treaty can
b"com.. operative without III" consent
" the senate "XprcS<.rt - the "f-
:i-natiV" yot" Of two-thtrGS Of the
senator's prcSrnt. hai
Whereas. Owing t. the victory ri
tn. armies OF tn" United states AMI
~ :he nations with whom il ~ 1850
riated. ;, peace coufcr.nC" WIS -on-
.encd and is now IN session AT Paris
for the purpose 90 settling tho terms
ut peace: and
"Wh"rr;ts \ committees conference
has proposed = constitution for u
League nt nations. and the proposal is
now before the pcac" conference Yer
It's consideration;
'.$nw. Sher"!urr. EH' X resolved hv
tho senate Of III" lated States. ~ Ihr
discharge GIFTS tnuStitut .uuai duty *
irs III regard to trc;'i:rS that Il IS
their desire that III" nations OF the
world should Unit" (" promote THnC"
and general disarmament. md the
constitution Of tho league Of ni..ons
~ the turlr now proposed "a r"a.,r
conference" should ;.ut H. accepted BY
thu United States:
And b. y resolved further. That K
- tho &>as.' 81 ;l:" senate i:ls.; the ne
Sot!aticnS Of tho part " The Cn:tnd
States should immediately hv directed
IL til" u-ulrSt expedition 1T The uC-
gent business q; Negotiating H,.I'"
;crmS with Grruau% satisfactory 10
IN" tu:t.l States and IN" aaNuu.; ":iih
whuru tn" United S:Gt's iS HS;'"C!atGd
~ tho wa against .hc German govern
rlnnt and tn" proposal for L league Ct
nations 10 insure the permanent peace
nj the world should :hcn L., taken up
for careful and serious consideration"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-03-04
las JARS CO vhPEoEUB
EVERY MINUTE DAY, AND NIGHT

Ky J.:ni.ury LIST "" lad everything
ready IT, puI on OF" night shut. anu
since tslra uur laboratory has been run
ming day and night. #" f""h "u" auto
',ratir n:lchiuc>. which drop on; IN"
hu:,!rrd ami frrty-;hr"v Iars Of Naro-
Rub 4 ;nluut" vr on million and eighty
Thousand weekly. has r'Iuir'-l 4 force
OF 5nr :,H"ptr our CIr' i'"fH-tn'n'.
created Cor the benefit at thr$" workers.
served :nN0 meals duSjn,: tn" :ionih OF
January alone.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-03-04

The Deal Scheduled For Last No
vember, Which Was Postponed
on Account Of the Influenza Ep-
idenlic, Is Now Re-instated-!
Good During the Month OF
March.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-03-04
BIG REVIVAL HERE
(Contiuued from Page onc.)

b.: "u" tla; has h""H most pleasing I"
tn. larg" runGr"g'il i"TS IL ia" H!ayiIE
81 III" large pilr organ and plan" ~
r"nt'rI. accompanied by III" i%f|"
Chorus ur singers S,.l,i"d from tn
d. hnirs -: n" TX local aNi h"dis'
.hu-' he's. III" rriiH,ij"n$ un til 'r;"h
.ud r!aun together produces Hh"H' -
sweet mUHlr as "I" could hear, wh'"H
,I.iIrnttuI harmonious Chords arc h!"nr-
I'D wuh The vnI'"S 81 IN" chorus. TIE
n"cIn last might Wa played L. ,N'i-'
l.t,:r Hacks. ui ih- Fourth str: ch'ir'''
wilc Mrs. Ernst. 80: IAN" street "hur'i'
wnS At the piano. The musical program
;,rr,r:dinG lI" regular services WAS E!E"n
under thr able direction ~ Mrs l;""S.
wi:r c' tn" EVANGELIST. who is 4 srt"hd!i
musician and = w":nan ul rare ABILITY -
Il singing director.
Tho services W..r' OI-'n"d h: th'' ley
Dr. Frank =. Townsend, rrSinr al IAN"
Street church. offering t." lnNucati"1
pr Fr.~S read H.. evening lesson and De-
';v"rrh 4 hr"f diScnurS" upon christ
feeding tn" multitude with Il :rw fish
AMI a loaf nr ~" ui bread. Following
>ii:ii,rl singing 81 Did Ii:E" r"HIEht
hymns by Nh. !arEr assembly. ~. E'"'&
Delivered a powerful. ana I:npr"sSiv" scr
lnuu. illustrating II with m"mr i'"rS"ilrI
observations -; his many gears labor IN
"ramI.lisiir work. HIS di%r"Irs" fol-
lows III" closing rray"r Was "!i"r"1
hy H." E"r. pr. =. Fred Anderson.
Wi:"ilng district Superintendent IF III"
Nth"il&t EiiSr"pni church.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-03-04
NOVEMBER DEAL SE-1NsrArEp

This deal. winch Ne had "Nicci"d L"
pu. on last November and which had 10
DO poStpnr,"d on ascuuU; -: The shortage
Of EappHub, is -,,.a::tIl"d Cor tn" month
or March Thus allows; = discount OF
1879 on shipments tc"in :jo5h,'r> :'tncS
. of quantities. "a from - gross. 80"
Of this discount is allowed by n" j"hbcs
and Sc b. rs.
We advise n" retail druggists 70
place their orders immediately. 81 THAI
the johbers Will II" able II grt prompt
Shinmcnts to tltrm.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-03-04
DRUGGISTS! VICKS VAPORUb
SHORTAGE OVERCOME At LAST
, TREMENDOUS JOE IL
HnEASEn OLE PREDICTION

wired us Ia Sh'i Hick's N12"ttrH by the
pu,ckoS. rou:". regardless, q: "Np"iSn
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-03-04
The Sermon.

In his jlsc"urs,. last night m" i;'v.
nr. Milton :. Res. tool. ms ten: FROM
.Iunu G.I-Ii. H.. sad. ia part:
after rh"S" things. NnrI Things
TIL, raising nf IalrUS' daughter. Tie
h"lf"adnE "f .l"hm III" l:ait,S. M
ulh"r attempt :" preach III" i"%N"! ~
Nazareth. and b"'E% expelled y"
comes back To rap"ranum for ret ~
H!mISrIf and Ills disciples. iiui II"
nui 81. here, beng IN ll"I"d'S d.
mu'rn. whu: fearing that II" - 'i"'
baptist ris.n fruw tn" dcaG. may Sex
L. TAX" lis iiI" and IN" lives al !i.S
followers llrnc.' II" goes """r IA"
&c rn"r OF he lake H. Il ui!cl pl;,""
whrr, later ~ thu day II" spreads i!IH
table r"r IT," HURRY multitude. Eh'r'
s dignity. hrauty ana #tGn.ti"rnr" N
lhc movements If Jesus. and ", VIII
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-03-04
Senator shez7nar's Speech.

WASHINGTON. March 9Th" con-
eti,rt;on of the League oc Nations. ~
presented 4: N" pete" c"n;eF"hr''' ";%
pictured 20 III" senate today by senate"
: sherman Of Illinois (ltcpuhtlcan) ns "
"pundur7ls box tuli Of evils. "h'%h
would empty upon thet America" rr"-
pie the a;;SDcEsl;cd calamity OF ~"
i world"
Senator Sherman sharply r:!;iris'':
President Wilson, asking wh" au'H"t
lied him go rear ahov. tho Republic
! an autocra,ic POWER" He added that tho
authority was not be found in thc Con-
stltution of the United States. nor va
: il implied from underlined war rnwc----.
and gave it as his opinion that the pres
/ idcnl had been acting either As II
usurpcr or = DICTATOR
|. shall We not nsk with tho dramaiiet,
! thr senator said. "'Nuw. IN tn" NAM"
Of all tho Gods III oncr. uuon wha; dos
/ this Caesar feed that II" has grown ;"
great -"
| Tic adro!tly nan"uv"rs hims'lf int"
+ tho spotlight AZ the fountain III l'-.~<
perpetual aad ~" guardian "t Anau-
KIND" Senator Sherman continued AS
he kept us nut OF war IN 1915. :" h. Will
Keep us ont OF impending wal c"HJur'H
/ I'm 10 Srrvr tho issues Of 1920 and keep
> us At peace forever If W. but ACCEPT h>ri
! again. With him as the drum major
: Of civilization. external peace. betting
: tho earth and btoodnE Ike gentle
I spirit DER Il still and c-cdulnuS ~"rlG.
! prociai'nS the millennium is here.
| Like his neutrality device WIS M"
! prelude to upprcpar"d war. his pFac"
league" engages not i'll one war. kat in
, all wars that scourE" tho earth. l: -
J. simple but deadly. Apparently IN opfD
covenant Of peace. :; is masked char
! ter Of INCREASING war: III" roic" "f Mars,
! but tho hand Of Woodrow"
DEPRESSING from his prepared p"?"c,
7 Senator sherman demanded thai ;h'r"
, hr an open discussion OF ;hc league
/ constitution. and said:
IF the president ~ not n poliii"a! ard
! a governmental coward. nc will give il
! to US And if | caIIno: find cXprc.,$i"n
, OF this privileges in ny own purity |
! will so elsewhere for IT."
Senator Franco OF Maryland U:cpuh-
| lican) interrupted to say That tho$''
/ rnvurng the constitution or tn" league
as: it now stood do not dare - lot th"
american people discuss il. and tn",
not r"nuv, The censorship tha, pr"ECn'"
free. speech "f ihc pres and IT. I"u-
pie.
And MI France added. II you 10
| not End III" privilege og irc,. speech IN
IA" Republican or pTm"ra,rr parties.
you vii! find it among thu p""rt o.;
! America
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-03-04
OVER ONE MILLION JARS OF
VAPoRUB PRODUCED
EACH WEEK

K is with pride ina: We announce 10
Tho drug trade that The Sa"r;2.;" OF
N,ck'S Vapbruo. which has lasted since
last October IS row uv"rC"rn". SINCE
January ls;. va have been running OUT
laboratory t""nty-thrc" and i h;ht
hours out tof every cwcniy-fuur. Last
week We shirp"! n" last ri oGr hack
orders. and retail druggists. therefore
are no longer r.nlu"$;cd - "Ct"r IN
small quantities ou.!-
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1919-08-08
Mail That Is Put Ahead

1t was not expected, probably. when
tn" United States parcel post system
was established. that 1t would he po,.
siblc. in Il few years, to stick n stump
on dny-old chick. or on honey be-,
and have II delivered by Uncle Sam.
This is not. Of course. exactly a lit
cral possibility even yet. for chickens
nn6 bees must be properly boxed and
the stamp affixed to the containcr: but
the opening of the MAILS to these liv-
ing commodities has proved a great
convenience and has facilitated the
work Of bcckcCpers and poultrymen
alike. Few people realize how large
is the number OF bees shipped each
spring from the southern to the north
ern states, and even to Canada. The
mail clerks always put these shipments
through with great promptncss-per.
hnps for reasons of their own.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1919-08-08
LONG HARASSED BY WITCH
New England Man Finally Gets Relief
by Using Silver Bullet in Time
Honored Way.

your description OF the many trihu-
l1Hnns OF William Morse and family az
Ncwbury in 1871 brings to my mind
some singular occurrences about the
year l7SG. S. =. Ridley writes TO Bcs,
ton Herald. This is the story told mo
about 1916:
My grandfather was captain Of
schooner that went to Grand. Banks
fishing. They had a man aboard thu,
was tormented. so they say. by witch.
He would lie in his berth hours Mt =
time tnsensible. When he recovered
he told them the witch had turne.i
MIN into horse and rode him around
on the Sable island. His arms were
black end blue where she had kickes
him when he attempted to bite her.
When he was told to pump a pail Of
water from the cask. 1t would be sn,t
and rough. The next one pumped by
another crew would be all right. While
stirring up dough In the galley the
bowl Of the spoon would drop off AMI
twin would appear in the handle. HI
was annoyed so much that his health
failed and he was sent to the galley
to do what he could.
1t has been said that you could only
shoot witch with silver. so my grand
father took his silver sleeve buttons
and loaded the gun and told the man
to shoot the witch when she appeared
again. One day they heard the re.
port Of the gun and rushed to the Cable
to find out the cause. The man lay
tnsensible on the moor. and there was
n spot of warm blood on the shins. He
was never troubled after that
He was asked the reason Of his be-
Ing troubled. but he did not know. He
said he lived on Cape Cod. and one
day he was travelling along the road
and called at house. There was no
one in. but a goat was lying on the
hearth. There was q pan of dough-
nuts in a pan. He took a few and
passed on. He said when she took him
and rode him. around Sable island she
twitted him Of stealing the dough-
nuts That was as near as he could
sec about 1t.
From about 1900 for long time my
grandfather was pilot in Boston har-
cor and n man of intelligence, and
although I was small I fully believed
that lie believed the story he told
me. He gave me the gun that the
witch was shot with. His name and
address of his office is in Boston d.
rcctory of 1906.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1919-08-08
Queer Food Facts.

One Of the revolutionary discoveries
of the last few years is the presence
in our food Of certain substances that
in minute quantity are essential to life
nnG health. Men. pigs. fowls and rats
develop hcr-heri on an exclusive diet
# rice that has been polished, bat
are cured by Il very small amount
q; watcry or alcoholic extract OF the
ricc-p0lishingS. In Il paper to Liver
pool chemists. Prof. w. Ranesdru
lately mentioned that this "anti-beri-
h"ri vitamine" is now proven to be
nr:thcr protein. fat, carbohydrate. nor
other previously known constituent OF
plants or animals. 1t exists in Suffi-
cicnt proportion in most foodStuffs,
but Is absent from white -four, pol
iShcd rice and arrOwroot. and probably
also from cOrn-tiOur. sago and tapiOca.
The absence Of another vitaminc,
which may be also Indispensable to
man. has been shown by other re.
searches to he q cause OF sore eyes
and arrested growth in rats and MICE
1t exists in qutntity in yolk OF egg.
cod-liver oil, most animal fats. milk,
cheese. green leaves. sOya beans, mil.
let and fiaXSeed. but Is absent from
lard. and all vegetable oils. third
vitnmiDe is indicated. its lack being
chiefly responsible for scnrvy. It is
present in all fresh vegetables. fruit
and meat, but lacking in dried vegetn.
bles and dried seeds.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1919-08-08
Soldiers Effects Unclaimed

Scores of tons of material. the et.
fccts OF American soldiers who died
In France. are stored in Hobokeh
awaiting claimants. The property In.
cludes jewelry, hundreds Of wrist
watches. souvenirs, and many other ar
ticles, some Of considerable value. An
officer OF the effects bureau says that
everything possible is done to get the
effects Of the men to their relatives, but
that many letters Of notification are re.
turned, and others are unanswered.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1919-08-08
Both True.

"1-think Smith will realize Il fortune
from his dreams"
"Why, you told me his plans were
all in the air.
$50 they are. He's invented IN I'm.
provemcnt for airplane steering"
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1919-08-08
Quit It.

"You don't read the newspaper
aloud any more
mo. Got tired OF having the chtl.
dren correct my pronunciation"
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1919-08-08

Greece has total of 2,2l3 factor
les, employing 3G,124 workers.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-08-24
y prize
A Trip.

IA
BY Ruth E. Method Ia Age u.s. New Ray"sr'
Dear Busy Bees: This is my first
letter to YOU. l. am going to tell
you about our trip. We lived in De
catur, Neb., but we moved to New
Raymer Colo. We drove through
in our Ford. We left Tekamah.
Neb., on Saturday at 3 o'clock in
the afternoon. We went through
Arlington and Fremont the first att
ernoon. We stayed at North Bend
that night. We left North Bend
about 9 o'clock the next morning.
We ate dinner in Silver Creek, Neb.
There was some snow on the
ground there. We got to Kearney
that night Just before we got there
we saw man along the road who
had run out of gasoline. We stop
ped and drained some out of our car.
We went on to Kearney together.
He showed us where there was a
hotel and we stayed there that
night. We left there quite early the
next morning. We had some trout
bic with the car, but we had it fixed
in Gothenburg, where we had din
ner. We stayed in North Platte
that night. From there on and be-
fore we got there the roads were
muddy. They were muddy all the
rest of the way here. We got to
Julesburg, Colo, about dark. We
left there about 7 o'clock the next
morning. We got to Sterling at II
o'clock. We did not leave there
until $50 o'clock. We got here in
New Raymer about 8 o'clock that
evening. We were four days on the
road.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-08-24
Tragic.

In village in Ireland the mother
of a soldier met the village priest,
who asked her if she had had bad
news.
"Shure, I.have," she~said. Pat has
been killed"
"Oh. am very sorry" said the
priest. Did you receive word from
the war officer"
No" she said, Il received word
from Pat himself"
The priest looked pefplexed, and
said: But how is that?"
"Shure," she said, here is the
letter, read it for yourself"
The letter said: Dear Mother
/ am now in the Holy Land" -
American Boy.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-08-24

TTERE is Bossy Fold-Up, the
II Fold-Up Family cow. Paint
A. her nice dull red Cor pale tan
if you think she's a Jersey). Then
paste the pieces on heavy paper and
cut them out. You know you are
to get some older member Of your
family to bring you some little brass
"McGill Fasteners with which to fit
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-08-24

my darter Sally was right in the
fight fer liberty an freedom from be-
ginnin' t end"
eyes, yes"
"And then, the first thing she does
when peace is declared is to fasten
herself up tightern' beeswax in a
hobble skirt. youngstown Tele-
gram.