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New-York tribune., 1919-12-22
'1igcr' Reported Still i'm Race
Clcmcncea" Not Hindcring the
Work in Behalf of Presidency

PARIS, Dec. 2l.-Thc election Of Paul
Deschanel to the presidency Of the
Chamber of Deputies is considered as
weakening his chances for the Presi-
dency of France.
Gossip in the Chamber this afternoon
was that Premier Clcmenceau, despite
numerous utterances to the contrary
was a candidate for the Presidency
and that he was not hindering his
friends from working in his behalf.
1t also was said that Louis Loucheur
present Minister Of Reconstruction
would be the next Premier.
New-York tribune., 1919-12-22
Committee of Forty-eight
Condemns All Newspapers

The Committee of Forty-eight met
yesterday afternoon at the Park Ave
nue. Hotel. Reports Of the decisions
reached at the ST. Louis convention
were received; the platform of the new
party was discussed; newspapers were
assailed as "rotten from the core OUT
and pledges amounting to about $500 81
month were obtained from the 300 men
and women present.
Allan McCurdy presided. The speak
ers were George l.. Record, J. A. II
Hopkins, Amos Pinchot, Alfred Hays
and SwinbUrne Hale.
New-York tribune., 1919-12-22

form mannerisms and idiosyncracies.
His playing gives pure JOY because il
combines mentality with controlled
emotion and concentrated intensity.
The program yesterday included an
etude by Paganini, arranged for the
piano by Schumann, Chopin's Sonata in
b minor, Op. 90; four etudes by the
same composer, and other etudes by
Rubinstein, Rachmaninoff. Scriabine
and List. The composer pianist was
generous with encores, including among
them the famous Prelude.
New-York tribune., 1919-12-22
Cape Town Union Acts
To Block Food Exports

CAPE TOWN, South Africa, Dec. 81.
The executive committee Of the Fed
Grafton of Trades day made effective
its recent decision to cali on all affil-
lated unions 20 refuse 20 handle food
stuffs for expectation from South
Africa. This action came as a result
Of information received that a large
quantity of jams and fruits was being
shipped aboard steamer Work
throughout the docks was brought to
a standstill
New-York tribune., 1919-12-22

regime has great force Of resistance.
! am certain that we will end by alb
sorbing you. We thoroughly believe
in our economic and political institu-
tons"
Socialist interrupted-"If America
permits it,
Nitti continued "Meanwhile | send
loyal greetings to the King"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-13
CANADA LAST
week At COURT

A good crook drama we'll played is
about as good an evenings entertalH-
mont as one could wish fo:. That's
why the Kiwanis club Is going TO attend
the performance Of his famous play at
the Court this evening. Another thing
is that Canada is a favorite here. the
members Of the club all having had the
pleasure Of EeIng associated with the
little star and tho ertirc company at
luncheon recently.
The party isn't stag one. for the
boys will take .h"Ir wits along. and
those who haven. wife viii take their
sweetheart. within the LGw' "a me
OF those stirring dramas Of the police
methods Of New York that is interest
ing in the extreme. II has everything
to make 1t 2 good play: comedy. pa onos,
thrills, sensational ClimaNes. and IN fact
oil the ingredients that are necessity TO
make a play OF this calIhrS. Canada
and her company give a clever prcsenta-
ton OF the drama and tonight and to-
morrow matinee and night Will be your
last chances TO see the play and COM
pany. as the enRaGcmc:.: closes Satur-
day night. Miss Canada and her p.5y
ers will open in Lima, O., for three
weeks. after which they. will 20 10
Michigan. whore they will play the
cities and towns along the lakes the
balance OF the summer.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-13
1892 COME over
ON THE LEV|ATHAN

NEW YORK. lure i2.--WHh ?i2
members Of 'hr "xpcdrtiouary forces
swnrminE h-r DECKS tn" transport
l.cvlnthan entered IN" hnrh"r ms
morning after staining part OF tn" night
nlrnCsidc IN. damaged German st"am-
shin Graz Waih"rSr". which was IN col
IiSIon off tho Long Island shore.
ON iEr I."ViIihau were l'rlGhdicr
Gcn"rnl W l.: I'a%hI"ll. commanding III"
mn Inrrnrrv I;riG?d". together with .
officers ard 2& mon &C IA" hrIEad" hrN-
quarters. C"mpl"t" units aboard Tia"
5lsi and I2rd Infantry md another IN
rantry regiment whose MI" was con-
fused in tho army cab" adliC"s. These
units 'ntalcd 39l officers and TI?i n en-.
O,hCr UNITS were IN" iSt. md. %rd and
18th companies Of IN" !nA Regiment Air
Scryiro Mechanics" the %"3rd military
police company and parts or N" lllih
sanitary rain detachment. 3lF'h f.ld
artillery detachment. LIST rc7laC"mT1t
dcrnt thnuffeurs' school. ION and 5nih
sales commissary units. 3lsth engineer
tram. SOSth train headquarters. 9TH d.
vision show troupe. md l6ath. lIN'n.
375'h. 4a5th. 6G7th sh3rd. SG5th. S26'h
and seth aero sGuadrons. comprising
q Officers and LAO mon.
T5Elt hundred and nine sick and
wounded mon rcQuISng no medical at
rcn,ion and 400 others. bcdr'dd"n r
undor medical care. together with scat
tered units and individuals made up the
ships passenger complement.
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ONE NEGRO SHOT ANOTHER Be
CAUSE He REFUSED TO RSTUHN
MONEY LOST IN GAME.
Negro VINO Did Shooting Captured ana
Quick Action o. 3. D o. ofnoeF
Prevents LyncnnS.

Angered because James johnson re-
fused to return SIG won from him IN
game OF cards known as skin, ulysses
Christian drew a pistol and shot the
latter three times. two Of the bullets
ente41nS near tho kidneys and the o'her
under the right arm. Christian anu
Johnson are both colorcd and were en-
ployed in the &. & 0. shops at Holloway,
Ohio. where the shooting occurred
shortly after 10 o'clock yesterday morn
ing.
The wounded man was rushed TO the
Martins Ferry hospital. where he was
reported last night TO be doing remark
ably well. considering the nature OF his
wounds. An attendant at the institu-
ton stated that the patient had good
chance for recovery.
Christian took 10 his heels rollo~inG
the shooting and was pursued by prac-
tically all Of the shop employees. After
considerable Of a chase. he was captured
By r. & o. Detective ]. A. Shepherd and
taken to the Belmont county jail at ST.
Clairsyille.
Feeling against the negro was very
bitter, and following his capture by the
B. & o officer. threats OF lynching were
heard on all sides. To avoid the posi-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-13
GET GERMAN CANNON
FOR GOING over TOP

CHARLESTON, W. Va. June IL
West Virginia will secure a captured
German cannot for distinguished re-
suits in the Victory Liberty Loan cam
pai9n when that portion of the state at
tached % tho NTH federal reserve dis
trict ovcr-subscribed its quota by IL
per cent.
Former Governor W. 4. MacCorkle.
state chairman Of tn" Liberty Loan or
ganlzltion. was advised TO that effect
to-day by Albeit =. tombstone, director
Of tins, war loan organization OF the fifth
lcserrn district. Tn" message from
Richmond showing tl.at West Virginia
ranked third IN the list Of states Of the
fifth district. Three states were award
I'd captured German cannon. The off,
cial returns from the reserve district
bank show that W,'st Nirginia's margin
Of over-subsCriptiOn was slightly less
than 100000.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-13
NEARLY A SKELETON;
GAINED 20 LBS.
ONE MONTH
EarlsS Hypo-cod stops Whooplng
Cough In TWO
weeks

my son. Kenneth. 8 years old, had
most aggravated case OF whoopinS
cough which hung onto him for nearly
four months. He bled from the nose
and mouth and was reduced almost 70
skeleton" says Il lady whose name is
given further on. Before he had fin
tshed the second bottle Of Hypo-Cod the
change in him was wonderful. 1t made
a new boy OF him in two short w@"V
and nc now eats us out Of house and
home and hc has gained about twenty
pounds in weight. As ! was myself
slowly recovering from a case OF influ-
enza and in a very weak condition l
decided 70 try Hypo-Cod myself. y sin
gle bottle has restored my appetite and
done me- much good" asserts Mrs. Law
renee Reid. Of ISIS Market street.
Wheeling ". Va. Thousands OF other
mothers have tested the merit OF Hypo-
Cod with the same gratifying results.
Earle's Hypo-Cod contains the Com
pound Syrup OF Hypophosphites. God
Liver OIL -extractIves. Malt Iron, Wild
cherry Bark and sherry Wine, every
item recognized by the medical profess
sion as Of the highest tonic and re-
storativc quality. That is the sHcrcr or
the effectiveness OF Earles Hypo-Cod-
Because II is pleasant 20 take children
receive il gladly and il agrees with their
delicate stounachs. Its effectiveness in
diseases Of the bronchial organs or
lungs is duo 20 the soothing properties
OF the several ingredients. For weak.
aIltng and growing children 1t is unaur-
passed AS health builder and flesh
producer and is just the right thing L"
give them at this season NJ the year 10
prepare their systems FOR tho summer.
Earlss Hypo-Cod-thc remedy with a
national rcputation--costs $3.50 foe :,
large bottle and IS on sale at all good
druggists.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-13
MAY SAVE THE
GRAF NALDERSEE

NEW YORK. Jun" l2.-Tucs S'n' Il"
tho assistance ur thu steamships Nank'"
and Graf Waldcrsc". run down Ivy DINER
craft in Il heavy fog off FIR" Island !a'"
last night arrived her" ihis AI''rh ~"
bringing some Of III" crow Of III" NAnk'c
and I, n army Officers taken off ia" Graz
WaIdcrscc. Il naval transport.
No hope, ia entertained by naval "iil-
Gers Of salvaGinG the Yankee. operate
by the United States shipping BOARD
which sank in deep water soon after S"''
had been rammcd Ivy the Italian steamer
Argentina. &C.,,
There is hope Of SAVING the Graf WAL
dcrscC. however The transport. former
" n flagship Of tho Hamburg American
line is now resting in forty feet OF wn'-
or two miles off Long Reach. where sh'
was lowed by the L. S. =. Patricia nfi"r
the steamer Rrdondo had torn great
hole IN her side.
Only fcw Of the Transports crew ~
4nn had been removed tonight. RS tho
craft was considered IN no danger so
long as a storm did not arise. Naval or
ficere denied n report that s"N"rh! men
had been injured In tho collision.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-13

GAME 0F Skin" TERMINATES IN
PROBABLE MURDERAT HOLLOWAY, D.

bility Of a lynchine, the officer secured
an automobile and rushed tn" prisoner
to ST. ClairsvillC.
Yesterday was pay day At tn" L. d q.
shops at Holloway. and Christian ana
Johnson. after paying their board bills
To Mrs. Lille lizard. who has charge or
the camp car. proceeded I" engage in a
game of craps. This was followed by
game of skin" and when they quit tho
game TO return to work. SIG OF SO
bill Christian had laid on the table be-
longed To Johnson. Christian wanted all
Of hte SO, which Johnson refused TO let
him have.
After they had returned to work Chris
tian again demanded the return Of his
money. and Johnson again refused.
Christian then threatened to take II out
Of Johnson's hide whcrcupon tho latter.
who Is a man OF powerful physique. re-
pl:ed that If he tried anything like that
he (Johnson) would beat the life out
OF him. Christian then drew a pistol
from his pocket and fired three shots, all
of which took effect.
Avoid tho rush and pay that water
bill now, 10 percent saving.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-13
Wesleyan Commencement
Brought to End With Play

Special 70 Tho TniclliEcnCNr.
HI'CKIINNNON. W. Va. Juno L.
The presentation or tn" Roman TRAGEDY.
"Iicrod." by the department or cHprrs-
sion Inst night brought on" OF IN" Dig
COST commencement programs IN NC
history Of Wesleyan c"IlrG" To u cl"'''
Great plans arc being mndc for pros
cculInn Of the second half OF tho sl.o"o'-
600 campaign which Will end in Jur'.
1920.
Graduation exercises were hold YES
tcrday. Or. Dwight HILLS delivered tho
nddrces 10 tho rollcG" classes on" OF
Ike best here in years. Rev. Arthur
Starlrs delivered tho address TO the
acadmic and department graduates n
the afternoon.
The following received degrc"s:
Bachelor If arts-Virginia Srbuthnot,
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r'nbs curtis, Ncvir Cuilip. Ida Davis.
Clarence burst. Blaine Endl". t"'S
Elak, Glenn Butcher. Ernest 'aldcc IT,
Simon Carpenter. R"rh Grimes. E'H
ahrth Hartley. Alnha Hartley. Pau.
Holden. Bculah llult%. Mac hunter
Claude Law Lillian l.tgg"tt, Col" Nc
Cally. Fac Mcclellan. john Mcrcdith'
Pearl Post. tirrta Proudtoot. Marie
Thurman. olive W"lv"rton.
Bachelor of scicnc"-liarold F;dl"n'
Jay EnHr'.baugh.
bachelor of music-Lucille Flcsaor.
Laura Potts.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-13
CLOSING EXERCISES
At WEBSTER SCHOOL
Fourteen Graduated as webster School
yesterday, And q splendid Program
was Rendered.

Fourteen GraduarS0 AZ "epsteT Scnoo4
yesterday, And splendid Program
was Rendered.
Graduation exercises were held at the
Webser school yesterday afternoon.
There were fourteen graduates and
each one had a part in the splendid pro-
gram. Rev. Oscar Dean addressed the
class.
The following is a list Of the gradu-
ates:
Girls
Agnes Ratr Helen Karges
Mildred Iorentz Helen Warneke
Nellie Bartons Martha Mason
Helen Gould
Alfred Brasch Carl Seidler
Walter Frederick Arthur Myer
Walter Menkemeller Edward Stolley
Carl kneirim
The following program was rendered;
America The Beautiful. Rooms ~. 20
Two Kinds Of People Helen WarneCke
Tue Troubles Of the Great Nellie Bartons
The Incomplete Revelation Agnes Rahr
West Virginia. Helen Goul q
The Well of ST. Kcync. Helen karges
instrumental Solo. .Orpha Mason
The League Of Nations. Alfred Brasch
Woodrow Wilson. Walter Menkcm"ll"r
David Lloyd George. .-..... Carl Scldl"r
George Ciemenccau. go. Edward Stollr?
Victoria Orlando. Walter Fr"dcrlcKS
Marshal F'och. .Sarl hHleIlh'
Gen. J. J. Pershing. Arthur meyer
Instrumental Solo. Mildred Lorcntz
Angel Of Peace. ...... Rooms - and 20
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-13
Beers and Light Wines
Are Declared Healthfu|

ATLANTIC CITY. y. j.. Juno T.
".,rcrs and hglt wine VI low alcoholic
rnntcr, are not intoxicating. ON the
Of her hnud then ar" h"althful and their
stlr and federal supervision should bo
,,nuliru d." declared )r. Lambert OK.
of Pl iiad.lph'a. addressing the Am"ri-
ran Medical Association her" to-day.
Or or spoke on Forty years "bs"rra-
ton among beer. win" and whlskey
Grirk"rs.'
1T has boon my observance that war
rccr and who's 81 low alcoholic percent
age arc not harmful. but on the other
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-13
.. F. Of |. WILL
SUPPORT STRIKE.

ATLANTIC CITY. June IA Sirik"
designed To cripple the Telephone" SyS-
tens Of the country will begin Monday
with the full moral support "f Tn"
American Federation of Labor. unless Il
satisfactory working agr""n"n; -
reached before that tim" between Post
master General Hurl"son ana tn" Inter
national brotherhood OF Electrical Work.
crs. whch numbers among ~ m"mh"Sr
tho bulk Ur the uni"n tcl"ph"n" opera
tors in the United states.
By unanimous vote. tn" r"C"n%truC-
ton convention Of tho federation adopt
cd n resolution to-day giving its support
To the strike and providing thar Samuel
Gomncfs. president. should appoint 4
committee from the convention |" CO.
opcrate with a committC" 0f electrical
workers, the joint committee" 10 tax" up
grievances with tho postoffiCc authorl-
ties at washington in the hope Of avert
ing the walkout.
During tho debate Postmaster Cen
oral Burleson was termed "iyraun'-
cal" official by delegates who Thought
any attempt to obtain 'juRtiC"" from
tho postal executive would h" utterly
futile. In this connection r"fCrcn"" was
made TO a rcsnlut,on which Will COM"
before The convention later IN which, =
il ia named, President Wilson Will be
requested to remove Mr.. BurlNson.
SPONSORS of the strike support rcsolu-
ton accused Mr.. HurlcsOn. during tn"
debate OF turning back operating con-
troll Of the wire systems OF tho country
rs a means Of getting out from under
The convention also adopted to-day
resolution urGirg congress 10 max" an
apprnpriation and pass such other l"E'S-
IaIion as may be necessary to enable
The United States employ mcnt service
10 continue fupctioninE until Il can ~"
established on n permanent; basis.
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$4,000 u. S. TROOPS
SAIL FROM RANCE

BREST, June 1.-THE former 0ees-
man liner Imperator, now in tho An1ess
lean transport service. sailed at 5 o'clo0
this afternoon with 10000 troops OF tnei
Eth Division and tho service OF svpfly.s
The transport Grca, Northern left aboets
the same time with 1000 on bod,
II il expected that BY June ~ 49,
troops will have left Brest StoeA u
beginning Of the month.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-13
DASH BALM BEST F0E
HOT WEATHER FEET
Drives Burning and Unbearable Soreness From Feet ~
Ache Swell and Pefspre.

Procrastination means misery: 14e -
jar Of Dash's today and II II iDnS It,
ter than anything you have eve1oc
for any foot trouble. money req
You will never know what 49, q
comfortable feet arc till you 0yG
Balm. 81. *
Dash Balm Is GOOD for other al 1n1
also: rough skin for instance. and 3no1.i
bites and chapped hands.
c. H. Griest e. Co. ell 6 q t.
money-back IL di1sattsn06 ula1N s; 4
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IF you want strong sturdy. vigorous
foot that Will stand the hardest sort Of
usa 20 without discomfort get a 35-ccnt
Jar Of Dash Balm for the feet tonight
and just rub II on.
No bother. no fussing around getting
rcady, no powder TO clog the pores. but
n pleasant ointment that soakes into
matter that causes the agony and in
..-..-.
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ToReduce Your Weight
Quickly and Easily

II you are too fat. or If your figure
has become flabby and you are carrying
around burden of annoying unhealthy
flesh, the cause is. ten chances TO one
lack Of oxygen carrying power Of the
blood and faulty assimilation or the
food. Too little OF the food Ia being
made into good hard tissue and muscle
and too much into little globules OF fat
Every man and woman reader OF this
paper who : too fat. whose flesh is soft
and rlabby. should try the new prrpara-
ton. Phynola. Il sm2l" but remarkably
efficient formula put W for convenient
home use.
Go 10 G. II. Griest & Co. Original Cut
Rate Drug store HE Market street to-
day and get box Of these wonderful
Phynola tablets: take ono after each
meal and on" AT bed time They are
pleasant to take. entirely "Afc and give
splendid results quickly and easily. No
dieting. strenuous exercising. drastic
massaeing or appliances. Just a simple
Phynola Tablet four times day and In
o snort time your weight Ia reduced on
all parts Of the body TO what II should
| be.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-13
CAMPBELL HENDERSON
WIN Be Candidate for County Assessor
At Election to BE Held In 1870.

F;x-Chicf Of Police Campbell Hcndcr-
son has announced that no will be q
candidate for county assessor at the
election TO be hold in 1920. He was a
candidate FIR tho position at the last
county election and made a splendid
race.
James Richards. Of tho Wheeling Tel
cKraph. and the present assessor. Will
liam Hankey. arc also candidates for
the Office and II is likely that there will
be others.
BUY WAR SAVINGS STAMPS
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APPLIED FOE CHARTER.

SISTERSNILI.E. ". Va. Jun" r.
The charter for TIA" Sistrrsvili" country
CSue has been applied f"r a. the office
of the Secretary OF State.
Arrangements are beng made for the
opening OF tho club house and premises
on the Fourth of July. Work is pro-
crossing on tie buildings a''G golf links.
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CEMETERY TO BE ACQUIRED

WtSuINr;TON. Juno l2---WIthout d.
barn or mrrcndmcn tn" senate today
uasscd u bill authorizing appointment Of
commission t. mcguire an American
cemetery I'm France in which would b."
buried ihc bodies Of American soldiers
who lost their lives In that country dur
ing the war. nh" bill arpropr'at"s
$500. 900 for the establishment of the
cemetery.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-13
DAVIS WORK COMPLETED

PARIS. Juno John W. Davis. Am
oriCan Ambassador +" England. left for
London today. hIE work on tho special
commission Ia arrange for tho civil rcRi-
INC on tho l"ft hnnk Of the Rhir" dur
ing tho period Of ucCupatio Ion having been
rnI, nj, I'd.
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Pe1shing to Remain in 8;
France Until JUN i

PARIS. June 12.-General PeesAink,
the American commander-in-chief, viii
remain in France until the middle ef
July. This was learned today In con.,
nrctlon with reports from the Unito1l
States that he would return there ~
July 4.
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hand are a real aid to dleeSt3o0s -:
said. The sale should be cloSASR n
prrriscd by the authorities TO so4stkEI
no INGREDIENTS arc used AZ peo1eSV2sl
lives which would be harmful"
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Avoid tho rush and pay that water
bill now, 10 percent saving.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-07-26

der; below this there showed a short
striped petticoat. and beneath il were
visible her bare white ankles, the toes
/ losing themselves in a huge pair OF
mems list slippers.
While not strictly beautiful. the
girl had great charm; she was really
much like a healthy young English
boy. Closing the door behind her she
now, aren't ye2 I heard the music
and thought I'd Just come in for a
bit and pass the time CT day: you
don't mind2 Trilby, that's my name,
Trilby O'Ferrall''
Yes this was Trilby Of the studios.
artists model. taking her MONDAY
rest She sat down upon the model
throne 10 eat her luncheon and listen
to the music.
When Svengan had brought the
music TO close, Trilby remarked it
was not very gay. and offered to sing
a song which she knew, and in Eng
lish, whereat she sang Ben Bolt"
and finished amid an embarrassing
silence: for her hearers did not know
whether 1t was intended seriously or
in fun: such a volume of sound en-
sued that it flooded the studio. but
without melody or music OF any kind.
in fact as If the singer were stone
deaf, as indeed she was
With her charm and goodfellog-
sEfp, Trilhy won the hearts Of the
Three Musketeers. Bibles most Of all.
and It was Billie for whom she felt
the deepest affection She cooked
Tor them at times. mended their cloth
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-07-26
By MoGENE BURCH


A PROFESSOR at the University Of
n Michigan says that. with one ex-
ception, he had found an explanation
for every ghost story he has ever
heard. This exception, told by the
late professor Veitch, of the Univer-
sity Of Glasgow, is an account Of the
incident as it happened to him:
After hard journey. DR.. Veiteh ar
rived at an old castle in Galloway,
where he was to make a week end
visit. Being very exhausted from his
Journey, his hostess suggested that he
sleep late in the morning.
The next morning he was doing.
it being already broad daylight, when
he was surprised to see the door OF
his room open slowly. There entered
an elderly woman dressed in a Curl
ously antique gown and carrying a
bunch OF keys
The thought ran through his mind
was this-she is the housekeeper; she
does not know of my presence: she
is wearing the Sunday gown OF her
mistress some years back
But to his amazement. the woman
apparently seeing him plainly, did not
retire with an apology, but crept
around to the foot of his bed and
leaned towards him with the most
devilish glance Of hatred he had ever