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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-23
WHEELING ''Y'
PLAYS bEELAIRE
IN |. OCAL G.Y N
Came Arranged vt Eleventh Hour and
Interesting Battle to Be the
Result.

After securing this section OF the
country for The past ton days in the
hopes of landing IN opponent for MS
rcprcSru,a,iy" i've Prof. Miller Of the
Wheeling Y. NJ c. y. announced last
cyrnin: that the strong Bcllairo. /. d ".
quintet had been taken on for all en-
rrgcmcnt in tho local gymnasium TINS
evening. Iamr. Ia start promptly nj y.
That Tho contestants arc we'll inatrh""
is puliinr J, mildly and thnS" WIN" lux"
IN his rtr, 'rcai will be afforded some
IF tn, real ihrlis pI the haskctDall gel
son.
Nothing much need be said Of inc
rallhrr II the local i've. since such men
rs Turk stewart and others are In mar
ness and after pr;tCtirluE diligently for
The mast several weeks. should now h"
in good enough trIm to make Il strong
showing. Hr'luir" will be represented
hv the same lineup that is entered III
The ini"lliE"ncCd tournament ana man!
viii tallr advantage Of thu opportunity
Of sv,.iu.; III" team clash lcf"r" Saiur-
day in tn, hopes of getting line on
it's strength. IL Lacking over III" line
mn below. II can hc seen NJ an instant
,h1r tn" cream If the over the river
city is in readiness. Lin"ups:
Rcllairc, Wheeling.
Mack NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. IuFh
Forward.
Tnbin .................. Stewart
Morris NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Nompart
Center
Zwcig ....,......... Noc'
Guard.
KnoS-FraZier ~................ Suhru
Guard.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-23
COMMITTEE APPOINTED DECIDES

Or. r. 8. Bullard. popular local dentist
and chairman Of the Y. N. c. 4. Bust
ness Mems class. II Is hoped that the
selections meet with general approval.
which Is 10 be expected. for a better
trio Of athletic critics could not be col
lcci",l IN this section.
The tournament is coming along In
good style and should be a grand sue
cess in every particular One difficulty
looms UP that may kill Il bit of interest
hut il was one Of the rules and should
be followed 20 the letter and perhaps
after the first games on Saturday even
ing n provision may be made Ia elm
mate this troublesome feature. Some
Of the teams are having trouble getting
the mon originally listed and not being
permitted to make changes. puts most
Of them in prcdicament. All entries are
reported to be practicing hard, cspe-
cially the over tho river clubs, which
give promise Of making big bid to
capture the honors. With such a pop
ular committee and all the other fea-
lures. there Is no reason under the sun
why nm over-bundance Of interest
should not be shown.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-23
WHEELING CEILING CO.
HAS VERY GOOD YEAR
stockholders Meet and Hear Annual Re-
ports, Adjourn to Re-Convene
on Wednesday

4 continued meeting Of thr stockhold-
er,; Of tho Wheeling Ceiling and Roof
ing Company was held Yesterday after
noon in he offices nj the plant in
Wnrwpud. Reports read showed that
The cun..crn had Ind Il very good year.
While il cam" under the nDn-cSSrntlal
industries during the var. il had 10 4
limited extent filled some war orders.
According to one Of the officials after
Inc reconstruction or REIMBURSEMENT per-
iod shall have passed in this country
1t Is expected that the plant will be
operated at capacity and the close or
next -"lr VIII show prosperous
pcr"id.
The meeting yesterday was adjourned.
lm,il nrXi W"dn, sdny 1T = o'clock in
H.. offices Il, Warwnud. when the stock
h"lI,r$ viii probably elect the officials
iur tn. ensuing year.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-23

Playing safely first and figuring on
tn" "aftnr-talk." Manager John "l"ck""
Jarobucci of The High Jinks' resigned
the managcrship last evening TO be sue
cccdcd by William SChaffrr. and Rousha
WHrffucl as captain. due to the TACT
that hiring Il sport writer and !nstlHa-
tor Of the tournament, ihcr" would al
times hc more or less talk concerning
This nont after all WIS over. How
ever this does not mean that the writer
will not participate. but rs a player
only. With this decision and upon the
suggest ion nf ono Of the most promin-
ont authorities on sports in TINS sec
ton, the following COMMITTEES of three
has been appointed To decide all dis
putes and TO govern the players and
teams while on the playing floor in the
event of anything turning up. or In
other words. interpret the rules al
ready adopted They arc: Russell
Goodwin prominent young attorney
and former football star Of Washington
and Jefferson college: Prof. H. B. Johns,
of Wheeling high school and
q star player at Mt. Union college, and
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-23
EEDoESE SCHOOL CODE.

CHARLESTON. w. Va. Jan. ~
College presidents Of West Virginia al
4 conference here today with NJ. P.
Shawkey, state superintendent Of
schools. endorsed the proposed new
school codr in Il resolution addressed
to the state legislature. Among those
in attendance were DR.. W. b. Fleming.
of Wesleyan college, Buckharnon; Dr..
C.. B. Clark. of Salem College: EIKanah
Holly. Of Broaddus Institute: Dr..
Frank Trnttcr. Of West Virginia Uni
vcrsity. MorEantown. and ". j.. Me
Nny. Of Ohio State University.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-23
What Is Rheumatism?
Why Suffer From 1t?

and oiutments. Ii is important that
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i will do for you VIVA: it has done
To: thousands Of others. drive the
rheumatic PCiSOnS out OF your blood,
making 1t pure and strong and en-
abing Il 10 make you well. S. 5. ..
Is guaranteed purely vegetable; II
will do IKE WORK ana not harm The
most delicate stomach.
Write. the physician OF this com.
pany and Het him advise with YOU.
Advi-> is turn Acd without charge.
Address Swift Specific Company.
435 Swift Laboratory, Atlanta, Ga.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-23
Sufferers Should Realize That It Is
a Blood Infection and Can Be
Permanently Relieved

rheumatism means that the blood
has boone saturated with u1ic acid
poison
It toes not require medical advlcs'
On ldoF tina. rod health is aoso-
Intel dependent upon pure blood.
com. sore and drawn with rheu-
matsm, /. is not wise thing TO
take little salve, and by rubbing 1t
on the sore spot, expect to get rid
Of yonr rheuma1ics. You must 80
dep-r Ian that, down deep into
tn, blood where the poison turks
wen the muscles and joints be-
aal which is nc: effected BY salyes
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-23
HOME ON TURLoUGH.

MART1NSEURG. W. Va. Jan. a.
Lieutenant Frank G. Cowc. n nephew
of Admiral rOwic. and q son OF Cap
tain Cowir. has returned tn his home
here on an indefinite furlouCh. the re-
suit Of his having hecn injured when
his airplnne fell :.b0n feet with him
at Camp Ricliich. Texas. His injuries
are not of o serious nature.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-23
CRIMINAL COURT TODAY

RI" CAGES If Gene Wilson Dorothy
Hughes and Eva Darling ir" SGT for trial
today IN thn criminal court. ALI three
:.r" cHS"s appealing from police court.
wilrrr Gene Wilson WAS fined on the
"harr-o IF conducting II hoTsc Of prosti-
tuition and the Hughes and Darling
women wcro fined for lettering for tho
purpose nf prostitution.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-23
OLDFIELD RETIRES

.GYELAND. O., Jan. @2.--ISarncy
Oldf1cd. for many years famous as an
au tomobiIe racer and holder OF Tho.
time record for one milo from n stand
ing start today announced his nCrma
ncnt retirement from the track. He
Will devote his time th Z tr" manu-
featuring concern, Of which Ia, j. I'll"
head.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-23
WEILLSBURC TO
MEET PARKERSBURG

The fast going Wcllsburg High School
basket hail. five have been down &c 10
strenuous praclic" ;hlS week IN rrep n,r.
ron for tn" clash with the strong Tar
k k,T live in tho high school gym
this cr"ninE rarkrrsonrE comes ;n,; 10
Wellsbur.: with !iH" r"puiatio'' W.T.
Of holding tho state championship. ana
iris vrnr having won all their games
played in easy fashion. Coach nray an" ,,a
j.nrtaiu Dare. realize what they are UP
,r,ipst and ,heir rncu IN fin" trim for
he clash. Wcllshurg has played eight
games, lcaviui, them a clean slate SO M,
ind rs rarkershurg have not met defeat
~. c,,srn this game promises to BE- one
nr the best ever staged On the ioca!
i!nor. PAUL. tho plucky forward OF the the
,.,.,,b Drar has in reserve Reid. Mich
oils and Oakcs TO ill his vacancy.
Wellsburg won the Ohio Valley cham
rionshin last year and are out strong
80 i, again this year. also are out
strong for the state championship. BE-
low is thu sked of NellsburG that has
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-23
MAGNOLIA TRIMMED
SPENCER QUINTET
Score Ended S5-ls With New Martins
Vile Lade on Large End
of Score.

Special Dispatch 20 The 1ntclligenccr
NEW MARTlNSNILI'E. ian. En-
Il wcll-playrd contest which was W.T.
messed by nearly 500 fans last evening
N tn" Magnolia high school gym. the
New MariinSvillc lads trimmed the Wis
ilurs ny a score which almost tolaNd
= to !. IIarmcH. III" star forward on
the h"!n" team. Gagged nine field goals
and Of eight tries from tho foul line.
Mcpherson. Il visiting guard was good
on tn" fouls but fell down on his Of
fcnSivc work.
Tho lineup and score were as follows:
New Nartinsrillc-- Spencer
Harmon ............-.... haun
Forward
Forward
Combs ................. StaFchcr
Center
q Lau2hliH --.....o.- 1895 DaN M
Guard
S,orker Bennett
Guard
Fold Goals-Tlarmnn 2. Thomas :.
Combs .. Starrhcr =. Mcpherson =. ka"n
=. Eycrly |. Foul Goals--liarmon s "Ht
OF y Mcpherson ;. out Of y. SubSutu-
.. for rr"T
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-23
WclIsburg ...2SGi Opponents .ll2
NN..jishurSc tourney over to Steubcn-

vile Friday evening for a return game
with Srcuh"nvii;n Wrllshurr defeated
Stoubcrlyiil", IN Wcll*burE earlier in inc
season and expect 10 do likewise III
Stcuhcrrillc. This gtulc Is thc i"iloW-
~. ri.It ,ftof n" game with Parkcrs-
burg ana no doubt Il IarE" crowd Will so
wI,h ~" team u cher them on I" vic
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-23

Parkcrsburs playing Wr,lshurS 10
right before It's hard contest with Stru-
brnviuc may mean disaster t"r me
Wrlshrrccrs and ;hn rlanaE.''n'al -
very sorry indc-'d that III" contests t"'-
loved on" another bu, da;cS other man
these were not in sight. t''Hr inc
down sta:ccS play the uH river lads 'ney
yil, co:t:c 10 Wheeling Friday evening
70 take on the five Of l-lnslH MS '"'H
in the local armory. The Locals N'''-'
70 c-,tch Tho Fed AMI White !" Il 'N.
,nnd condition and take advantage -
this rolrt.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-23
EX- 5ENAT Or
GEO. 7. OLIVER
PASSES AWAY

P1TTsBI-RG. Jan. 22.EF'ormer United
State. Senator George T. Oliver died
al his home here this morning after
lingering illness.
Mr.. Oliver WAS = years old. Death
followed = E"r"r;ii breakdown III heaitn
Which UcEa;; ni~''., " E"n" Axe" p"Ep4|E
his indicposition. however. ne continued
active IN business circles until last
Juno. when he wen! /" ti'nadit Tor nus
health. Little improved he then went
Ia Atlantic city. returning IL pittsburgh
late in August. Since then h" had been
confined TO his room.
The funeral will he held from his res
idCncr. 5:i23 Fifth avenue. tomorrow AZ
tcrnoon Il; 80 o'clock. Burial Will be
private.
George r oliver formerly United
states senator, lawyer. steel manufac-
turcr, newspaper publisher and political
leader was born III Dungannon. ireland
january -, lS4S. while his parents we're
visiting there His lifelong. home was
in Allegheny. now a part OF Pittsburgh.
and he was educated al Bethany coll
lcre. Of which subsequently he WAS
trustee.
For 10 years Mr.. Oliver 'nracttccd law
and retired from that profession 10 be-
come. eventually head OF extensive steel
and wire manufacturing interests IN ana
about Allegheny. Nc became owner or
tn. Pittsburgh Chronicle Telegraph in
1900 and six years later purchased the
Pittsburgh Times and consolidated with
the Gazette. For Is years he conducted
thu. pupers. with his two sons. George S.
Oliver and AUGUSTUS *. Oliver. associ-
atrd in the management. In the mean
time he became owner Of extensive real
estate III pittsburgh and contributed TO
the upbuilding Of the city.
While Il newspaper publisher he be-
cam. active III local, state and natlona!
politics as a Republican. eNerting patent
influence in the nomination and sclec-
ton of state and nat ional officers. He
was elected United States Senator IN
1909 for the unexpired term nt Senator
Knox, who had become secretary or
state, and subsequently, was elected for
a full term of six years ending in March.
1911. While in The senate he gave close
attention to tariff matters affecting iron
and steel and other products Of West
cru Pennsylvania.
Mr.. oliver leaves. in addition 10 the
sons already mcntiuncd. one son, Lieu
tcuand Bennett oliver and three daugh-
tcrs. Mrs John p. Young and Mrs. Alex
ander e. blair III Pittsburgh. and hIrs.
Edward McCaulcy OF Washington. His
wife, who was Miss Mary kountze Of
Omaha died in May, 1871.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-23

$50 the doctor told you to 80 70
warmer climate. What was the ma
ture Of thc trouble Yea consulted him
about:
II went there to collect bul."-Bos-
ton Transcript
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-23

There arc NOR" contests in inc
10y this w""ii-"ad than ut ANY. ;ime "u -
ing HI. present season. interest
kcau rvrry-wh"rr since the n">; c''oS'
are - b" realized. With St'"u'H, NV
%qsk"-nall mad" as we'll aS ,"'''t'Ie
a,1 Nroundsyillc. SOM, lvrly tilts arc
,,rnynised and kec,i, rivalry IS. +" be rN-
,,,..cd r,clIairc and Stnuh"nvillc arc
,-,narin.- for record crowds. while
Ncurdsyille vii do likewise since me
tram will have an excellent chance to
COP honors from Cathedral. EaSkrthat
is now starting to enjoy fun sway ana
GOOD times are expected shortly.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-23
FORMER WESTERN EDITOR TELLS
.OE MANY CRIPPLED SOLDIERS
NOW At THE NAT |ONAL CAPITAL

and goal for which 10 strive, aT" INC
requisites that will draw on" ~ ih'
biggest crowds ~ tax the !. y. |. ~
gymnasium Saturday evening Whrh ttF
opening contests Of the Int"iliEenc'F
;curnaTn"r; begin. Much interest IS go
ing The rounds and noth;nG raa prevent
;h.> SUCCESS, ii same is 10 be gwen ere
dCncc.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-23
ON TIE FLOOR F.:

Wrestling. which promises to como
back to Wheeling in the not distant
future, should become a big boom IN
the sporting line in this section and in
q way aid materially in tho solid foun-
dation OF athletics. With baseball
sure thing for the summer. football n
pronounced success in high school cir
clcs there ia no reason why wrestling
will not round out 4 good program, TAX
inc advantage OF the evenings not on
gagged in the floor sport. With pronin-
ert men back OF this latest move, the
fans have something to rejoice about
and to prove their appreciation should
lend their support and boost the thing
in every way. Only the best grapplcrs
in the game will be brought here and
with many already promising the pro-
motors of their intentions to come at
any time they are asked. is n big point
in favor OF the revival Of the wrestling
art IN this section.
veTlaburG's contest with Stnuh"nvtlle
Friday evening on the latters floor IS
labeled the tid-hit OF. the entire season
FOR either five. Rivals 70 the limit and
each confident Of victory. when these
teams meet one Of ths 1ircl!est settas
in the history Of the institutions -
practically & safe verdict. W"llshurg
has the hcst record but not the best
team In the estimation OF many who
have seen both perform. On the Wells
burg floor. the Brooke countans would
doubtless hold th5r own. but playing
in hostile barracks. Steuheurille follow
crs have general cause to feel satisfied
IL Is a revelation TO tho fans all over
this part OF the country about IA" rapid
strides made by the stubs since losing
its opening gSne to WellsburE and
notable among her achievements was
The trimming Of the Bristol i've which
had been soizg like mad deer and
struck a snae that will mar its excl
lent record Dr the remainder Of tho
year.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-23
A Flint.

The average whistle in use Tor OH
staring basketball games is i germ car
r,or Of no mean degree. Undoubtedly
many cause, cases II pneumonia sore
throats. tonsili,is and other rcsp'ra-
tory tract diseases arc spread in ms
way Whistle sanitation Is an 'inPor-
tont safeguard Beware!
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-23

. No admission. four contests. h1ttcr
1vahs. ideal playing conditions, conpe-
tent Officials first event OF its Kind.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-23
WHEELING MOLD TEAMS
PLAY At ny" TONIGHT
Production Department Takes on Labor
atGy and Interesting Con-
te5t Expected.

This evening at 6 o'clock the Produc-
ton Department will play the Labora-
tory at the Association gym and Il lively
Setto Is TO be expected since much ri
valry in basketball .sr"mS 10 have crop
ped UP 4. the Wheeling Mold and Foun-
dry among 'hc various departments
Last week 'Er Laboratory experienced
little difficulty In trimming the Pur-
chasing Department and bids fair TO
60 through In fine shape.
s Tou.s;ht's clash will sec several old
time stars back In the game and q fin
ishcd match viii he the result. Lincups:
Production. Laboratory.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-11-13
SIX HURT IN TURKISH BATH
Five Women and Child Slightly In
jured by Falling Plaster

Five women and child were slightly
injured last night when ceiling in the
Turkish bath establishment of Solo
mon Goodman. Second aud Vine streets.
fell upon them.
The women. scantily clad, feared the
building had collapsed. and their
screams. as they cndcavorcd to escape,
drew large crowd to the scene.
Those hurt were: Anna kokcn and
her FOUR year old child. Sarah %
North Second street; Sophia Blue
stein. 32J North Second street; Sarah
Littcn. 2i1 North Second street; Jcn-
ME Krcsoff, $500 Havcrford avenue
Rebccca Rlumbcrg. 3S04 lIavcrford ave e
nue.. They were treated by nearby
doctor.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-11-13
GOOD GOVERNMENT FUND
Or, c. F. Taylor Leaves 100000 to
Promote Efficiency

That the late DIR. G.. +. Taylor left
fund of approximately 5000 900 to
promote efficient government and to
further popular control of government
is announced by the three trustees of the
fund. Thomas Raeburn White. Samuel
=. Fels and c. G.. Hoag. Doctor Taylor,
who died November 1. established the
fund in May. 1914. Since that time it
has been in active use.
Among organizations which have
benefited from the fund are the Pro-
portional Representation League. the
Bureau of Municipal Research the Ma .
tional Municipal League and number
of organizations outside the state. in
which Doctor Taylor was interested.
The fund was not used to promote
Philadelphia new charter.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-11-13

my namc from he ballot rs candidate
Tor president.
So saying he sat down. .icorgc W.
the I'd being the only remaining can
didatc. was elected.
George the Sd. being absent at the
time of his election. was nonplusscd to-
day when informed of II.
why. stayed away from the meet !.
ing on purpose. he said. because !
wanted Murdoch 20 have he job. |
didn't want it, told them ] wouldn't
run. But don't want the office. Muir
doch ought to have it.
George the 3d was asked whether
he would refuse the position now that
he had it. II don't know he replied.
"I'lI have to think it over and talk
about il to Murdoch
Murdoch was norcommital when APP
preached this morning. II don { see
that this thing has any public inter
est he said. II refuse to make any
comment on the affair.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-11-13
POISON PACT UNEXPLAINED
Man and Woman Continue to With
hold information

With the ultimate fate of the man
and woman who tried to kill them
selves by swallowing poison tablets in
n Chestnut street hotel on Tuesday still
IN doubt. no light on the motive for
the attempted double suicide has been
found.
The woman. Mrs. O. II. Trist. for
mcrly of J1OJ Warrington avenue, has
been separated from her husband for
several months. The man. Anthony
Peters. 341S North Twentieth street,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-11-13

was living with his wife and two chill
drcn at that address and was appar-
emily very happy.
Neither the friends nor relatives of
the man and woman knew anything of
even an acquaiptanccship between them,
the police say.
The poison swallowed by the two
sometimes docs not effect death for
several weeks. 1t may be several more
days before physicians at the tniver
sity Hospital are able to determine their
chances for recovery.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-11-13
Hold Rummaue Sale

All sorts of things are being sold to .
day at a rummage sale at 2126 Market
street for the benefit of the building
fund of St. Lconard's Academy
Thirty ninth and Chestnut streets. The
sale will go on tomorrow. Articles
offered at the sale were gathered to e
gether by graduates of the academy.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-11-13
turn THE BEER VAT
INTO A SUGAR BOWL
Malt Sirup Answers Question
What to Do With Our
A Ex-BreWeries
PALATABLE AND CHEAP


Sugar, sugar; who got the sugar
asks thr housewife Her query is cho-
.,,.oJ ,,. ,vr;od of othrr users of
'' .,....,l g. ,l,o
ine Su'c""rlh' '""''l'
American table.
And I-pcle Sam. bit wrinklcd by his
-, rooor+ ,,orrics informal as well
~ sxtcrnai but gallant withal. casts
tbose tronbles aside and answers the
ouestion of his niece with promptncss
According TO the elongated but far
seeing nvuncular patron of these United
States, good may De DrougnL .,,o'g 1u, %.
eV.l anu sWevo"''' '"'o
K ieiEheu ~, or tho browcrins scat
me pceI W. VI r,,,j Lold a rom
.ereu tn.uus'uu. 'av t.i,'annov tbot il ms
Guy iol 'ne vs. rn,I,,ct os thr oforc.
Ia. 'roiIi ..' au' -. haiin. H., claim of
saIu hca. u,c' ,,,d roa,iv OK.
proximity 10 w opso'e'' "''
;tinct lager anu oocN'
Opportunity for Brewers Here
Aud r;ght here in PHILADELPHIA. with
scores nj hrnwerics more or less idle.
the United States Department of Agri-
.c,,lturo 6nds nnnnrtunity. and right at
tbe nsvrbolopirnl moment. for the
s.io,rarG to GLANCE his spots ." and the
a;ssn,.arod bro,yar to become the rcscuer
80 H. not;on In liz siigor crisis
IT, r,oit sugar sirun lies thc cure. say
.hd,,i";a,;sts ,,o nf tho Rureou of Cbrmis
~. .ne ri IL ho,,o inyostigotcd yorious sub
ng' VIZ u" ,,nr ,n
s'inu.en WiI; w. 50 tboso cxncrts ore thus
tnu.hs2 Hth " t,o ,,oolIr hnIIetin of the
set loI.u va tt'V .;o,'it,,rn.
Departh'en' VI 1Ne ~ -,
In addition to oelhg a Sweet nlan'
Somewhat resembling that of honey
which adds much to its palatability ana
value as a sugar substitute.
c;., p,J,,ot;,, poc;,ripo
Noni'ic'' 'i"' iho"''''
while malt sugar mas lohS peei'
known to chemists, IT'S producloh on
commercial scale. is only beginning
Malt sugar slrup is MADE from tne same
grains as beer, and may be maze from
corn or potatoes or any plant contain ,
ing starch. Barley, winch was used
until recently IN the manufacture OF
beer, can be used now to produce matt
sugar Sirup.
.'Brewerics. with very little change.
can be used and are now being used
for its manufactIIrp. In TO certain
point the process for making malt sugar
sirun is the same as the process for
making beer.
Malt sugar sirup looks very much
like maple Sirup. it can be used for