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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-11-27
HENSbOYS WILL
HAVE Bic DAY
rarty 1T Colonial Theatre to be Follow
ed ty BE- Time at the Union
Mission.

Today IS III" bigEcst day in the year
for I'M, ncWsDrys Of the city. They
win H., tn" III, SIS Of the Wheeling News
at b.1 party Al the Colonial Thcatre
ms afirInoum They are TO meet Of the
M3iu street Office Of tn" Wheeling News
Ant VIII DC taken To the theatre In
body. , .,o
Vi 3:r5 they WI be taken to the
I'u.tn ,':.::ru and VIII be entertainer
H., i.r ,rrss.,n orchestra Of sixteen
r!ccrs. follow NJ which they will go TO
inor s.. It :,!hs by Superintendent q.
v. Cory. Eiwa,d Cory, Miss Florence
Eri.m an arI Miss Mildred. TIL. party
ard ,'iark and Howard Craddock OF the
News. n" hnys Will get rare treat
.,t M, III! son.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-11-27
GOODBYE,
WEAK NERVES!

"Eothlng wrong but my nerves.
We hear it everywhere. Nervous
ness is a disease. A man or woman
might better have a broken arm Ut
leg than a shattered. run-doWn'
nervous system.
OycTwork and worry drains the
pcrye cells Of all their strcngih aha
vitality; then cone The slccpleSs
;;ichis, poGr blood. nervousness
worry, and fear, that so with rua-
down nervous system.
In cases Of this kind. Phosphateu
r-on rarely fails to strengthen auu
hriI1 I'D the phosphate hungry
nnryc cca:ers. 1t takes hold right
from the start.
The way the majority OF people
"cone back" is remarkable. You
can almost see their nerves groW
strong, steady and peaceful. lhe'r
rvns snarkle, their checks arc t!leu
ont, and flushed with the heal'ng'
ruddy glow tina; only pure, red lTcI-
lied blood can give. and their "hole
sygtr1n IS alive with youth. energy
and good spirits. AT.
phosphatcd Iron will do all tnis
for old or young if they will give II
a chance. Get q box today anu
watch it build you up.
ASK for rhosphated Iron Capsules
he sure you get capsules. For sale
by
=. II. Gricst & CO.. druggists. an'
leading druggists cycrywhorc-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-11-27
ACADEMY STUDENTS
ENJOYING HOLIDAY.
Feast Of 81. Cecilia Celebrated WIN
Attractive Recital

Students at Mount de Chantal reading
in Wheeling and Pittsburgh and the
nearby ntirhborhood towns have re-
turned to their homes for tho Thanks
giving holidays which will extend to tho
first Of the week. Those who reside at
q distance either are spending the hol-
idnys quietly at the school or staying
with Wheeling friends.
Preliminary to the holiday. IN honor
of the feast Of st. Cecilia, the annual
musical recital to commemorate the
memory Of this saint was given In the
music hall Of the academy Monday
night. An attractive program was rem
tlcrcd including many classics. selections
for piano, voice and musical readings.
Among the Mount de Chantal students
visiting their homes at Pittsburgh and
vicinity arc the Misses Madeline and
Mary McNally. Margaret Walksey. Wiz.
g:nia and Helen Brennan. Bette and
Margaret Phelan, Edna Scott, Mary Har-
rigan Catherine McKjm, Georgia Nc.
Durrnott. Cecilia Tours, Johanna Kussee,
l.arna Hamilton. Helen and Marian De.
Belt, May Belle O'Brien and May Car
pclls. ..
Those attending the academy from
Wheeling who are spending the holidays
at home include the Misses Regina Cole
man. Martha Campbell, Honora Hope.
Gertrude Miles, May Ebbert, Wilma
Henderson, Stella AuL Helen Jacobs.
Grnevieve Norton. Alice Norton, Ellen
and Gene Wilson. Elixia Hoffman. Hell
enc and Cecil May. Margaret Barnard.
Martha Miller and Margaret Schofield. ,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-11-27
COUNTRY CLUB
D|NNER-DANCE
THANKSGIVING DAY OBSERVED
VERY FITTIEGLY AT HILL TUE
RESORT LAST EVENING.
Although The At n0ance Was Affected
BY The Inclem' nj weather, iAs
AFFAIR was Most Enjoyable.

nosn,tc the Indictment weather OF last
o,.d';nr, u,hlcL vas rnsnonsjhle for a
S .rnij,- ,tI"n,!a,.c. ,hrn was expect ~.
~ ,Ijt,p"r dane. q, thu country Club
me "I"i'F u''' ,e, rba-mrnr event.
i EmH'r'SS q IN kcrp;ns With he Seas"n
vu,SS ~, T'' r-r ~ ,r The harvcst especially
"rnarrn, sugsrstivc Of Thank ssivinE
Thc various tables arranged for the
ra ~ Ic. ~ crnrrniaI friends had lovely
i,ar,,r,.,.ors e autumn. blossoms and
T gTIfr"1 and the place cards and fav"rs
~ niIrHctlNp. inc menu
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-11-27
AEROPLANE TO
VISIT THE CITY
Uni+rd tvi7t'Nr Company. mo- t
Bring Big Flo-o rr~ro on Saturday
Afternoon

One Of rho b." Curtis OH-4 anropIanes
owned ny tho IN tod Aviation Company.
Inc. Of $hor"n ~ VIII pay visit &"
this city on saturday Hrh viii d. some
rcIl dare devil stunts over The city for
The amusement of the citizens
Tho machine VII he in charge OF
Lieutenant Harry J"cohv the pilot and
Mechanic Gcorr" Flanders. one Of the
best IN the country. i. !. Eolh. general
nnnar"r cf n" mU7ry is in TIC ely
md viii soc that 'hirEs ar" in shape for
tn" i'y,rs. The pilot in charge cf the
above mrch!nr was an instructor At
Kelley F;rld. and has 9S7 hours in tho
ar He has carried ASA passengers
during his career. TIL" machine will
either land IT he state Fair Grounds.
or ut MuundsvillN.
-RuY VAR SAVINGS STAMPS
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-11-27

huiG, Homer Gray. CharIcstUn; W. /.
i,lm"r. Mannlnst"n.
Harry Gcrhich droy" his new Buck
thr ucn tI,Iu New Castle y Stcrday.
ChaGI"s l."d@.' IS home from tl've-
LIANT iug Thanksgiving.
II, MGR Grey. Wheeling man. Is US,
itin% hiS hunL" i"d'y. H." Is 'mH!"! II
IN TIA" jud.r'al hrI"rh Of III" stat" GOV
"rmnrnl ut Charleston as a si,n"ETd-
.tum NrhI" Is hor," from Ohio State
University for Thank. WING.
I.awr. nee 'i;uu y .:;I..r is home
fronl i:r,hany for THANKSGIVING.
Mrs. G'rr2;r T"rrH-, II N"rih Front
s:r."l h&@ a her EU,sis her mother.
Mr.. J"Nn Stanford. Of Jam..ttowwn,
" " York. and h'r %'S'"r. NJ Martha
Srud:cTL. who VIII remain ioC tn" WIFI
Mrs. Franz I.auop. Of III" Isirnd. who
has been scrj,u.iy i'll. is recovering.
Geo. T.. I.rllr. WI" has been ATTENDING
!" hu' moss interests at Niles and East
Liv"rp."l. O. returned la; night:
Mrs. Julian &. Ei.arn" returned yes
t"rd;y from Mount 'lclw ms. M.ch,
WI, r. shy ;,r"nr IL; ?'S,, few w'"fs,,,
~, IN! ,Mr;;. C. ". S,"whrl md Mr.;
from Il few days spent ~ Canton.
pr anI AIRS HiI!. II Wash m2Ion. D.
c. who have b"nn ihc Euc",s Of Mr.
J,hn clarke n, li"a.nnt Valley. have
o.
Mrs c. Bates Mel an hns returned
fr""' y ton GrN.' v."i' I" Chicago
Or. and Mrs. Frank Cnrrrl AMI family
will motor L" Wa nGi"n. "a. wh"r"
! they will h" the guests " rola;ivcs
Mrs. George XcrNus. of North Front
street. ha" as her guest her mother AMI
sisters.
Mrs. Kathor'n" Kasr. Of Charleston,
is visiting Mrs. l.. Reid Mt Warwuud.
, Miss Evelyn Thomas he returned I"
her home in this c1Iy after Attending
The funeral Of h"r aUn'. Mrs. l.. &. row.
oil. at Farm, nj. While nj FAirmon;
Mrs. Powell Ni> i'h among Il number Of
relatives and friends.
Carl Miller viii rtt"nd The w V. T.
w X J. game nj MorGANiuwn lay.
Mrs. Cecilia Patton and 'a""htrr. ~
Cleveland. are spending Th"mk'riviH. :
with Mrs. rate n&' son. NJ. Il. Pa;t"n.
and f"r"I'y Uf T. rIwOrI
J. r. Euvl"s. VIII directed IN" Saliva
ton ArIny'% Camrai"n Tor $4,000 here,
has returned :" l'itt,hurrh.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-11-27
MacadernY Cub Dance.

ThanksBINInE WI he UhscrNcd WITH n
merry iafurnal dance tn..' evening ~
the members Of IN" MLCadrmy club
This delightful affair Will ne held III
Convention hlll. Auditorium bu'id'n-
and a large crowd Will be- IN attendance
IN response to the number "a INVITA-
tons sent out. Jacobs Novelty orchcs-
ira Will furnish the muse, and the
usual dance committee. CarmaCk, GrclS
and GUclZc. Is in charge.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-11-27
r-rr rrn,n Hrrc1ANs.

e., Icnds of aI..malS and bird: sent Is
81 rif; "a the Antwerp IooloEical Sar-
- Nv The New York geological society
arrived today. ;.
.lan,Is have been conferred by the Ant
wer,, Zoul2gi cal Society upon Professor
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-11-27
pv+hian Dance December 10

Tho blg l'ylhiNN Frl"NNNNlN dANC" VII
no held at the Market auditorium on III.
evening Of "Wednesday D"c"mh"r lnih
and a record breaking ATTENDANCE" VII
no doubt be 4 feature as the lyth.an>
ore always on the ebert and never l"ry'
things undcnc in the way 81 nal in:
extensive plans for all such affairs. Tn,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-11-27

1,.cn1s.InIn arc receiving C"n:ratu'a
lions over tho birth If n daughter born
tay i' evening mt i've ",rl"ck u ~" N"'I ~
Wheeling hospital Mrs; M3th,S%n WI
Nv ~ Iirtshursh. graduate Of Mount
III, Chantll Academy.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-11-27
SNOWFALL Dance Tonight

Tho CotilIun Club Will entertain with
their annual SNOWFALL dance this even.
ing in the auditorium OF the CarTob
cab This has ucru arranged by Prof
i. l.. Becker and PROMISES To be most
enjoyable. The decorations Will be suE-
gcStive OF winter. with the stage pre-
srutIng an attractive SNOW Sccn". Dur
ing the evening Il feature VIII be pro-
duced with imitation snow failing on
the guests TINS viii be the third spe-
cal event Of the season.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-11-27
MasOnio Dance.

The Masonic 4 thanksgiving dance Will
be an event Of this evening ana VIII
prove most enjoyable for local MasunS
and their families and friends. The
bail room Of the Scottish Rte Cathc,
dral Will be the scene ur this del! Ehtlul
affair and orchestra music and hulict
supper wal be Interesting features. This
ALTAR is being given under the auspices
Of the Scottish Rite Guard.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-11-27
Columbia Club Dance.

The members aud lr.rnds of the COL
utnUrI cub Will CnJuy their ThankSsiH-
ing dance this evening IN the club rooms
on the South Side. Bac!r1nan.S orchca-
ira vii furnish the music and refresh
ments Will be served This Will be the
last dance until after Christmas and a
large crowd Will doubtless be in attend
unCe.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-11-27
Carroll Dance

The Carroll Cub w'> The scene or
merry r:;hrIInL ii pressure SC'"cr&. III"
",caSIom nr!mR the rhamhErINlnS dance
r,y II 10y the l.aL.'s Carroll social cl"h.
jacobs novelty orchestra furnished u
really fin" musical program ana III y
O'Clock the dane, Is WI" invited Ia INC
dining room Mhr:c they were served
II delicious supper. Misses EtiZibrl II
Di"smlllcr and Virginia Miller wrr" III"
genera! chtlrmrn ",.I they are I" hc con
Graduated upon TN" successful outcome
Of tho dclIHhttul al.;.Lr.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-11-27
Cotillton Club panca

Tonight at tn" Carroll cub the pop
ular CutIiliun Club viii give their annual
beautifully decorated and The dance pro-
IIdtn Will DC rendered by orchestra.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-11-27

Henry Fairfield Osborn. president OF the
American Museum Of Natural History.
and Or. william T. Hurnaday. director
r. IN" New York geological Society, in
testimony OF it's gratitude.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-11-27
CHARGED WITH THEFT
John G-rr!son to fnEwcr accusation OF
Stealing Watch end Rings

Jnhn Garrison vac arrested In Fulton
l,st nj. hi'hv Deputy Sh"rif! Louis Log
C,uar,.,ir, on ccmfjnut "f Louis Stinc.
Of Eu..,n. who chn"c"s GHrri$on with
.,r1lIn,. p watch AMI several rims n
f,w months ago. since the alleged
,hcrI Gnrriscn. il is sad has h""n stay
ing ~ Nurlins Ferry. lie Will b" given
a hearing tomorrow.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-11-27

This morning al o'clock At St Al
phonsus church the marriage OF Miss
Gertrude McManus and MI. Joseph
Bartsch Will be sOlemnized. rev.
Father Eugene will perform the cere-
mony Miss Katherine MCManus. SIS.
ter Of the bride. Will be the brides maid
and Mr.. Eugene Halter will serve the
groom as best man. .
The bride VIII wear handsome suit
OF brown SilVcrtunr with accessories 10
correspond and vii! wear cOrSa6e ni
brides Roses. The BRIDES maid Will
wear SUIT Of blue with aces sorles or
black and her flowers VIII be hiilurhey
roses.
Tnc bride Is the daughter OF Mr.. and
Mrs Frank Barlsch. They Will reside
on the South Side.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-11-27
DON'T YArI TO RaAn

DON'T PAL TO READ
"Rchcotions OF . 0rasS Widow" H.
latest fiction serial stories By Ms JAas
Dixon, to appear Monday, wednesday
and Saturday In The Wheeling Intsi1i-
gcncer. Order your subscription today.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-11-27
Bartsch- HcMlnus.

selections, and the same delightfully IN
formal evening as produced al all mas
onic events is assured those who attend
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-11-27
r,Ns Thankygiv.ng Dance,

Featured with an unuSual aihount w
interest and n splendid musical program
the Thanksgiving dance held last even
int- in the Elks club was decided SUI
cess and despite the Incl"mcnt w"athrr
rr Tho early cv"n'ni: there was ih!r'E
rood crowd in au"ndHncc. Thr "rM Gn
fcou,iful lighting system when won
rho instan, approval Of the patrons
when inaus"ra,"d at the hrS ,br d'@ Gr, r..
IRONS The real ;x'Crcs,inG part ~
The affair was ~ CGrcA,,;5,,ra a;,, "' r. 5
with Mr, Grig himself. as leader. in"h"-
diatcly cap,ivat"d the guests ana IRON
. Until O'Clock their Wnhonnd'd en-,
IhUsiusrn kept the crowd III the GHyrSI
rf snirl,s. At II o'clock there WAS ~
in,crrnsston from dancing nry wheH IA WY Ib>
djuinr room under the direction or MaA-
ag"r Tom Garden. ,,,,s
The next dance will 10 hold on Wrn,,
nosday evening. December 10. and 'Hil
members in good standing are c0rdl2l'E
Invited TO attend. Jacobs orch"s ira
will furnish the muse for this dance.
Those in attendance were:
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-11-27
Masonic D.ace Thured:y

craI days ar". lv'il Mas' IL and III ir
lad,,s WI ,nivy ln" NI"nniC Thanks-
giving Dance ThuIsi'y ,}cu:l':'. ~ hN
given ut lhr Scott. IA l;It, 'Hih"drrl
under the auspices Of the Scot ISh Rite
Guard \ rulu'or orchestra has been
engaged TO furnish the catchi"st dance
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-11-27
Fruit-Juce
Essences

AOON12S
Jify-Jell desserts carry
real fruit havors in es-
sence form, in Walls.
A wealth of fruit juice
is condensed for each des-
sert. So you get a fresh
fruit dainty, healthful and
delicious.
This is the new-type
quick gelatine dessert -
FIVE times as good as the
old kinds.
Loganbcrry and Pine
apple are two of the best
favors. Try them.
They're found only In
,Jiffy;Jeelll
10 Fapors, OF Your Grecsrs
2 Packages for rs Gents o.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-11-27

BUY WAR SAVINGS STAMPS
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-05-01
GERMAN RAZOR WINS
NEGRO'S ACQUITTAL
Prisoner Killed Gunner In
"Nobodys Land"

CHICAGO. April so.--Ths Americanism
Of Albert Wright was upheld and his
possession of a German made razor ex-
planned to Judge Stewart to-day
Wright. a negro. used the razor In a
brawi last night.
"Do you realize that this razor was
made in Germany" asked the Judge.
II reckon 1t musta been, sub.
procured II offn a daid German pusson
out in Nobody's Land. knowed he was
daid because had Just pulled my bayo-
net outen him."
''Oh, you fought In France?' ex-
claimed the court
Eyes, sub. was a black devil, an
thought this razor might be valuable,
sub"
For shavinET'
mo. sub; for social pu'poseA e.
TEEN Il highly as a keepsake, sun"
well, the best can do 10 to dis
charge you and keep the razor. Next
case" said the Judge.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-05-01
BRIDE FUND INQUIRY
TO RESUME TO-DAY
Richard II. Burke to Be Called
for Cross-Examination.
Speciai Despatch 10 Tns Sun.

ALBANY, April SO.-The Senate Judi
ciary Committees inquiry Into the al
legged $6OO,000 bride fund to procure
passage of the increased trolley fare
bill will be resumed here tomorrow af-
ternoon. Only few members Of the
judiciary Committee came in tonight.
and they anticipate some interesting tes-
timony when Richard II. Burke takes
the stand for cross examination at the
hands OF Frank Moss, counsel for Sem
ator Thompson, who says Burke con-
yeyed the bribe offer to him.
Before the Burke cross examination
starts the testimony given In New York
by John b. Stanchfeld. who Is too Ill
TO come to Albany, will be read into
the record.
Senator Thompson Is to ask the com
mittee to subpoena Gen. Cornelius Van
derb!lt. who suggested that the law firm
Of Charles S. Whitman be retained as
counsel by the lnterborouSh. MT.
Thompson says It will take about four
DAYS for him to get into the record the
testimony he wants to produce.
The committees time was limited TO
riAiy days b. the resolution adopted
by the Senate just before adjournment
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-05-01
INpoRSES RHEIMS HOSPITAL.
Assistant Secretary Roosevelt Ap-
proves Memorial Plan.

Franklin D. Roosevelt, Assistant Sec
retlry of the Navy. Endorsed the plan for
a national memorial hospital at Rheims,
France, at a meeting yesterday after
noon OF the American Fund for French
Wounded In the Hotel Commodore. II Is
proposed to have 100 beds In tho hos
pital endowed by American cities In
memory OF the American dead.
Mrs. Benjamin G. Lathrop. who re-
Gently returned from France. where she
administered the fund. also Endorsed tho
hospital plan and told of the need for
making the relief over there permanent.
She also told OF the difficulties encount-
cred In making the French familiar with
American supplies, particularly tooth
paste. She recalled that once she had
seen some Algerian soldiers Of the
French army mix American tooth paste
with jam and eat It on their bread.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-05-01
FORBIDS I. w. W. MEETING.
Mayor of Omaha Bans Radicals
Proposed Gathering.

OMAHA. Neb,. April 30.-Mayor Smith
to-day forbade the holding of an adver-
tlsed meeting OF Socialists and ]. w. w.
tomorrow night at which an "interna-
tional labor day" programme was to be
given.
IT want the whole world to know that
anarchy cannot be preached in Omaha "
said the Mayor.
The committee in charge announced
after being told of the Mayors order
that the meeting will be held at the So
cialist headquarters.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-05-01
Prohibition Act Assailed.

The prohibition act on which the
brewers passed their resolution yester-
day Is considered by the Department Of
Justice purely as food conservation
measure 1t provides that after May
/. 1919. until the conclusion OF the pres
ent war and thereafter until the termi-
nation OF rehabilitation, the date OF
which shall be determined and pro-
claimed by the President Of the United
States. no grains, cereals. fruit or other
food products shall be used In the manu-
facture or production OF beer. wine or
other intoxicating malt or vinous liquor
for beverage purposes"
This measure. together with the con-
servatlon law of August 10. 1917. has
been under FIRE from the brewers as a
statute not only designed to apply to
the war perlod-which they now point
out is over-but also a bill which fails
to define an -intoxicant These conten-
atoms were the burden OF the bill of
complaint presented by Mr. Root and
Mr.. Guthrie for the Hoffman, company
In particular and the other brewers In
general. in order to enjoin the Federal
authorities from closing down on near
beer.
In return United States Attorney CAT
fey presented a motion last week to dis
mics the bill. His memorandum, which
rested chiefly on the proposition that the
court Is without power to enjoin the
United States Attorney from instituting
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-05-01
SHIP ON LEDGE rs FLOATED.
Coast Guards Help n Russian BARK
Bound for Boston.

sc1ruATE, Mass, April so.-The Rus
sian bark Professor Koch started for
Boston to-day with a cargo OF Australian
wool. after having gone ashore last
night on Cox Ledge. near the army prov
ing grounds. She Is seventy-six days out
from London. South Africa, and carries
crew OF seventy six.
A crew from the North scituate Coast
Guard station helped to float the ship at
high tide. She was leaking.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-05-01
Way lie Last Wine Ship.

as 10 III" nhampaEne, every one talked
~. al ''. 'josephus Is abroad" said one.
,,'. 'hu'r.' said another. And then
o.. ''" and" all the good seafolk sad.
''. stl, How about the next
hr! n.b,dy know.
o., I"'"~'S refused 10 commit her
,.., "''" ~" champagne when asked
,e,.. " objected to its use In the
.,.', .'- p" choice in the matter" she
~ '"." rtrasrd Tor an answer on
''''.'s ahe repTOved her questioner
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-05-01

criminal prosecutions prior to theirj in
ception. declared that for almost twenty
years the Bureau of Internal Revenue
has treater beer containing one-half OF
one per cent or more Of alcohol as n
malt liquor. He also cited the ruling
Of the War Department. in administering
section IL Of the draft act OF May IS,
1917, which prohibited the sale to SOL
diers of Intoxicating liquor. including
beer" to show that beverages with an
alcoholic intent Of / a per cent are in
toxicating.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-05-01
Takes Dip without a Hitch.

eecretAry Roosevelt and Admiral
Siennon and Admiral Mcdonald and Ad-
mira! Burd and Governor Roberts. and
even her maids OF honor. almost grinned
ou: not Miss Roberta Perhaps II was
not mete that the daughter OF TIA Gov
e'hof or dry State should smile with
alart bottle belligerently over her
sN 'ider' but this theory seemed shat
ueG by the merry mood Of the little
sponsor after Il was over. More prob
epiy It Is that she thoroughly appre-
cAled the gravity OF the situation. just
Is much 90 as grave eyed naval con-
slructor' Captain Rock, down In the
launching pit beneath the ships middle,
showing that 5000 tons was about
Wlee the strain the ways were built for.
That the lives OF hundreds of men per-
maps depended upon the absolute pre-
v'son or the operation, and that the
.ate OF many millions Of Uncle Sans
uoi'srs invested in that great hull hung
W the turn OF little hydraulic valve
"hch he held beneath his hand.
~ any rate, the fears OF both Miss
.ooerts and Captain Rock. II they really
na' them, were unjustifed. Never in
M' history of the yard was a launch
-hS so successful. At exactly the mo-
Hioht set. 9:45. three sharp blasts of
N'',N'' whistle announced the re-
Ease OF the launching triggers. rs rap
'uIy and Tar less fussily than an auto
.Ha'Ic might start the towering prov,
,o"sr!hB like some huge rocky bit Of
,"'uscape began unbelievably to move.
~ gathered Roadway faster than a sub
way train, Straight. smooth and true
=. capped down the creased ways. softly
't' stern Kissed into the water, tire bow
EIa'ght'rcd down after It, and the
seS' snip dashed IN a bee line for the
WITS o: the Williamsburg Bridge.
nut no sooner had she touched the
"1ler than fourteen busy tugs darted
ION cover, dove for her like dogs for
. e.a 'LN Of bear, nipped her with their
NE mos, bore back and stopped her.
,,,'N INC, VARIED her in beside the New
So -,l,', at the dock where she will lay
WI. nor armor is be,ted on her machin-
",'"'"d ana her guns mounted.
"..d'Aia..v it was navy tug which
w.. I'd" traditional prize Of $50 for the
~. TOD get lire aboard, and that too
Very one happy, for the yard has
'' '.r''t 1r corps all its own.