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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-06
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
WANTED
Branch f1anager
ESTABLISHED
CORPORATION
ESTABLISHED
CORPORATION

Formerly large manufacturers
Of steel products, now, engaged IN
production of mammoth patriotic
work, is opening Branch Office
in Wheeling, requires services OF
good business man as Manager
Applicant must assume duties
about January LIST, be able to dl-
rect a small sales force, the most
Of whom will be attracted to the
work on account of its patriotic
nature, $1,000 cash bond required,
fully secured. Entirely new prop
osition; national advertising cam
paign starting, including double
page ad in local papers, tremend-
Gus opportunity. Replies solicited
from parties who find their busl-
ness Improbable or not in har-
mony with war conditions. Com
mission basis with earnings up
ward of $4,000 per year.
Sales Manager will assist in
organizing sales force and super
wise opening of Branch House.
Make your answer complete to
secure interview. You will be re-
quired to come to Chicago for two
days instruction and training,
and unless YOU can do so at once it
will be usless to apply. Unless
YOU have the money for cash
bond, and your reputation will
stand the third degree, save your
stamps. This is a real opportunity
that will present itself but once IN
a lifetime. Write or wire,
PRESIDENT, 1910 Advertising
Building, Chicago, III.
ta-5m
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WE WE EVERYTHING s sed

WE HAVE 100 single white enamel
beds. springs and mattresses. complete
at $50 oach: IS oak WISH stands, In
rood condition. at t7.to each.
TWO cash reGiStoru, i36 and 30 each
ONE moving picture machine At ~
TWO pool tables. $50 each.
ONE paysictan's operating tASie In
good condition.
ONE lot OF Macon jars at 20 each
ONE lot Of crooks TT &C.
ONE Anglo Dial scale. $40.
ONE talking machine and eight reo-
ords, SIS.
ALSO large line Of new and second
hand tools and machinery and aotocoo-
bile supplies.
SEE our largo line of Eas and coal
atovon
TOOL 9EoEz,
1901 AID lo1a AAEEET STREET.
Telephone SolSJ.
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TRUSTEES SALE.
Trustee Salo,


BY virtue Of 4 decd Of trust rndc BY
Mary Young, Single. of Wheeling. ONO
County, West Virginia. TO mr. as trustee,
dated On tho card day a.! November 81 :.
and recorded in the office Of IN" Clerk
Of the County Court Of OHIO county:
West Virginia in Deed OF Trust Book
No. ZIG. page 31l. Will sell TO the high
est and best bidder at rho front door Of
the Court House Of Ohio County. IN tho
City Of Wheeling. County OF ONO ana
State Of West Virrinin, on
SATURDAY. FEBRUARY lST, 1919.
commencing al IN o'ciOck n. m. IN" fol-
lowing described property. t0-wit:
Being y portion or 10; numbered nlne
60 Of the William chaplin" md John
E-rff Addition. situated on tho northeast
Streets. in thc city 81 Wheeling. County
! Of ohio and State Of West Virginia. and
moro particularly described as follows
to-wit: Beginning At tho "nuth" west cor
ner Of said lot numbered nine 90 thrncc
running north on the east line Of Water
| the l!nc parallel with Twcnty-thiIo
! Street, Ihirty-nn" feet ten inches t3S IT,
| l0inD thence south on the line VarhiIc'
with Water Street forty (40) feet: thence
| west on IN. north lire "f Tw"ntE-thIru
! Street thirty-ninr f""t :"n inches t5s r.
| 70 in.) To The pun; Of beginning. To-
grlhrr with All and singular the improve
! n,cuis thereon. and III" hcrrdilamrRtS
and aprrutrnan"cS belonging thereto:
! T%rinE ;hc same property conv"y"d &c
! Mary Young by Louis I. Fr"hH ana WIZ
hv decd Of even date herewith and rec
nrtlcd IN III" office oc tn" Clerk q tho
| County ruur: in Decd Book -. page -,
| TERMS ar SALE: Cash, nr "n"-thl r,
! Of IN" purchase money. or &" mucn
moro thereof as the purchaser may ritC'
10 pay cash in hand on the dag OF sac
| and the residue III Two equal install
/ mcnrs. payable respectively IN SIN
| Months and Twelve M"a:hs from IN" DAY
Of sal" with intcrrRt. ;hc purchaser CIV
| ing his ncgut!ahl" pr"rlisSnry notes i"r
! the deferred payments. the l"Rai M" pr
| in,, retained ~ further grrurIty until all
! ~ IN, purchase money shall have been
lruId. SAMUEL. *. JDHNSTOE.
Trustee.
curtis II. Rice, Auction""r.
h-Sn.ia-6-l220
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COALTER
(Conttuuod From Page One-)

wha county. announced Sunday that ne
would pr 4 cHndidatc fnr sergeant nj
arms Of the senate. liil may 'haTr OPP
position from n man az Clay. n1m"d
MuIl"ns Tho kanawha man. however
IS making an active c:inv;LSs among the
senator's as they arrive in tn" city
lack Smith will again seek liH place
ms donrk""r"r Of tn" scna'r. Smith has
held tn" position lmfnrc and likes ii and
wants to repeat.
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Won HERTL|NG
(Continucd Prom Page One.)

m"diary between his party and tho
government.
In the latter months ur his """u'
panry If III" chIncCilnrehIp. Won f"Ti-
ling was assaulted by Ia" Socialists IN
n" r"ichsing and lhc German n"wTpa-
nrrs III" Socialists charging thu; II"
had entered III" Chanr"ll"r@hip with the
understanding tliat he would speak f"r
tho wh"l" Of tn" German people. hut
lhHt II" had EuD" over ~ IN" Junk"TS
and r"pcatr,i ideas that w"r" obsolete
III" prc::S generally attacked tn" char
color rs n rrSul' nf III" Increasing fri"'
ton between the Berlin and Vienna
governments. III" feeling n Tho news
papers wau ;ni"nS>flrd when INC chan
."llor. early III September. SAD ih'
government SAW M possibility "f ar'
proving Il hill for general equal sur
fraE" IS il am" from III" i'ruSsial
n"r.-" tn" workers. uni"u- also turned
ngIin>; I'll" chancellor. accusing Tbs
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Rovcrnncnt Of hcinC responsible" Tor
lack Of tnnd and PUTTING tn" !n'rr'Sis
u. tho producing interests ah""c th"Sc
Of the people.
In his last speeches before III" reichs-
tag. Won El"rtilnG dwclt IN tn" poSSi-
hilitics "f peace being brought about
Thc*" addresses were characterized ny
tn. newspapers Of Allied counirlts rs
''pcarr fccirrs' and even w"r" attacked
by German writer's and politicians rs
.lnsInCCrH or untruthfui.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-06
notice Of the Annual Meeting Of tho
Members of tho Wheeling Chapter,
American Rod Cross.

The postponed annual meeting Of IN"
members If tho Wheeling Chapter Amer
lean Rcd CrosS will b. held at the cor
ner If 18th and Market Streets. the Hun
building Wheeling. West virginia on
Thursday, the 9th day IF January. 1879.
a, eiEh; o'clock in the evening. for tho
purpose Of hearing tho annual reports
Of the chairmcn Of various departments,
the election of officcrs for the ensuing
wear: and for the election OF an '1fcu,
ti7. board for such ensuing y"ar: ana
for the transaction Of any and MI othrr
BUSINESS which may properly come DC
fore the meeting.
All members ~ the Chapter are eliGi-
bic 10 vote and large attendance ~ re-
oucsicd. TIL" kind Of membership ncid
CsI.00 per year or more) is not materi"!
and all members have tho same voting
TOM B. FOCLK. Secretary.
Wheeling. w. Va.
January 4, 1919. Jn-6-j
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WANTED-Agents


wANTEp-Soldiers.s sailors. boys. girls;
Make $40 daily seeing three-colorea
Victory Welcome Home window trans
parency. Send 10c for sample, S. 70:
lno. Standard 200 W. 18th St, New
York Jaws
WANrED-Agents. Portrait business:
salary. commission OF, both; steady
employment to right parties. EXperlcnc"
no, necessary; must be of good appear
ance. call at once. ". A. Henry. Intel
ligcnccr Bldg. la-i-I
wANTEp-Agcnts. In portrait bust
ness, salary or commission or both.
Steady employment 10 right parties;
L,xncricnce not necessary. Must be OF
rood appearance. Call at once. w. 4.
Henry. lntclIigencer Building. jail
wAHTED-Three sooo agents TO eeh
household necessities on the install
nent PLAZA Best OF goods and beEt q
commissions. We pay weekly. {. +.
Adams Co., 1140-l142 Main s. mr-l2-u
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N O T

To Whom il May concern:
Winnie Wilson Schulz. my wife. hay
ing abandoned mo and is now living. sep
arnte and apart from me. notice is mere
10y given that Will not he responsini,
COR any debts contracted by tho sa!c
Winnie Wilson Schuh an and after IN!
ard day III January. 4. n, 1919.
HARRY &. SCUCH.
Wheeling. ". VA. % Florida st.
ja-6-i
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WANTED-Female

wAHrED-Girls for light clean factory
work. Apply Wheeling Tile Co.; 32nd
and Woods ST. d-3l-m
W1NTED-A good cook Apply Mrs. Il.
c. Dalzcll. Leatherwood or call woods
dale II. - -In
wAETED-A mddlc-aged woman who
do general houscwork in a family OF two
IMAM and wifc). Cottage house, light
work. everything convenient, good
home for the right person. Address Box
I, Folsom. w. Va o-zs-m
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1
OFFICE or COMPTROLLER OF THE
CURRENCY
Washington. Dec. -, 1918.
Whereas. by satisfactory evidence pre-
scented to the undersigned, 1t has been
made to appear that The National Elk.
change Bank Of Wheeling" In the City OF
Wheeling in tho County of Ohio and
State of West Virginia, has COMPLIED
with all the provisions Of the Act OF
Congress ITO enable National Banking
Associations TO extend their corporate
existence. and for other purposes. ap-
proved July IL. 1882;
Now, therefore. l. Thomas p. Kane act
Ing Comptroller Of the Currency. do here
by certify that the National Exchange
bank of Wheeling" in tho City Of Wheel
ing County Of Ohio and State OF west
Virginia IS authorized TO have succession
for tho period specified IN its Amcnded
articles of association: namely, until
close Of business on December ID, 1888.
In testimony whereof witness my hand
and Seal Of office this Fourteenth day
OF December. 1918
Thomas =. Kane,
Acting Comptroller Of tho Currency
rha-t,rSo, 5i64 Extension No. 34t7.
d-IT-30t
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mo- WNN- T! Ut W. ia
- nmnn-nnn MrETn4G

The annual meeting al the Stn'khnid-
"rS nf ;hn Wheeling and Belmont hridEc
company viii hr held Al IN" "iiicc OF
tn" Company on Monday January -.
1919 between tn" hours OF . and o'clock
=. nj. for tho cl"ctInn Of Managers to
s"rv" during thr ensuing year. and the
transaction y: such other business as
may properly como bcfor" the meeting.
JOS. LAWSON, Scc;y.
Wheeling. W. Va. December 50. 1918.
d-34-t- ja-l3
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STOCKHOLDERS MEETING
Stockholders Mcotirg.

Tho annual meeting Of III" sincihold.
or, OF Tn" National Exchange sank ~
WhccI,nC Wheeling. W. Va. will be held
at tn. bank Tuesday. January ltih,
1919. bctrc"n the hours Of ~ II. m. and
IL a. m, fnr the election rf directors and
tho transaction nf an! other business
that may properly be pres Hntrd.
&. ". JEt'F'ERS.
Caahr-.
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FOR SALE

POE. sALE-One Y ton REQ truck in
first class condition. Apply at Steam
Electric Co., No. 20-lGth 81: Ja-1-l
PoE sAIU-I Remington typewriter.
almost new. in al condition. Address
Al. care Intelligence. Cl-9-l
FOE sAIE-Farm 225 acres. good soil.
so acres timber. remainder farming
pasture. 3 miles from Dsersyilie' g 81
route. Good s room house. slate roo;.
oulbulldings of all kinds. Fruit. AZ
dress II. W. Reynard. Tippecanoe, X.
Harrison Co, Ohio. or VIM. Reynard. 90
E, School ST, Salem, Col. Co., Ohio:
JOLT
PoR sALE-l9IT Ford touring car,
Good as new. Call Woodsdale 2s!'
POE sAIE-Fine team Of bay horses s.: 4
bargain If sold quickly. Owner SICK.
Phone Woodsdale 227. d-2V-m
ZOE sALE-eoo finest singing canaries'
males and females, taking parrots parrots
cages. seeds. etc. Geo; w: Arna5ugn ;
20 So 9Th ST., Martins Ferry. o.. pn"h'
1881. u-o-t-J"-it
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WANTED-To Buy

wANrEp-Tv-o l6 or Is inch lathes and
milling machine. Must he nearly
row. State particulars. maker. price and
where can be seen. Address P. o. Box
ISIS. wheeling. w. Va Ja-6-l
wANTED-To buy Buick. Chevrolet.
Oakland or Ford. will pay cash. Ad.
dress Cash" care IntelliSenccr. jail
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GENERAL NOTICES

EXTENSION OF CHARTER
THE NATIONAL EXCHANGE BANK
OF WHEELING
WHEELING. ". VA.
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MISCELLANEOUS
FOR RENT

FOE HEHT-Splcndid room so by 90
feet. sky lights. steam heated. suitable
for a photograph gallery. or other bust
ness. Located in business district close
10 depot Apply TO Peter Boyd. Wheel
Wheeling. d-6-t
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WANTED--Male

wAHrEp-Young men, Is and over, are
eligible for government railway mail
c,erks' SOC month. Examinations soon.
For free particulars, write r: A Terry;
ToInn,bia Building, Washington. jail
TwaNrE6-EleYator boy. Apply at
once, Engineer News Building 1900
Main street o-oL-lt
WANTEp-Barbcr, at once. Young man
preferred. $50 and 50 per cent over S2S.
W. J. Stoncbrakcr Barncsvllle.O. o-3o-
WANrEp-Two boys to. learn good
trade, night work. Apply between 8
and 8 D. m. to Peter Boyd. lntelhHenecr
office, 1905 Market ST. n-1y-lI
WINTTp-THREE GOOD LINOTYPE
OPERATORS; MUST BE SOBER.
APPLY FOREMAN 1NTELL1GENcER.
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT
OFFICE OF COMPTROLLER OF It3H
CURRENCY
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Acting Comptroller Of tho Currency
Charter No. 5l64 Extension NO. go
d-l7-30t
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1919-08-05
California Oil Dealers
Protest Sc Cents Rate
Of Navy Causes Loss

SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 5.-A
protest against the policy OF the
Navy Department which. IL is
charged. compelled California oil
interests to sell to the navy at
tidewater at So cents a barrel.
plus a vague promise of 'final
adjustment crude oil for which
producers received $1.23 at the
we'll is embodied in a statement
sponsored by executives OF sew
eral leading oil companies Of the
State.
Under a contract which expired
July ! the companies had been
supplying the navy with crude
oil at $1.47 a barrel. at an aggre-
gate loss. the statement said. Of
100000. At the expiration of
the contracts the oil companies
received mandatory orders that
the requirements OF the navy
would be requisitioned by the
Secretary under existing laws"
The order covered a period of six
months. and the price of oil was
reduced from S1.47 to Sc cents 4
barrel
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1919-08-05
BEATTY INDORSES
MOTHERS PENSIONS

LONDON, Ang. S-A6mtral Sir
David Beatty, ex-eommander Of the
grand Sect. wants Great Britain to
adopt q mothers' pension system
based upon that existing tn numerous
American, States. He urges such ae-
ton a. q national obligation 20 British
mothers widowed by the world war.
The widow and her children who
have lost their -bresdTinner face the
world at an enormous disadvantage"
says Admiral Beatty. The poor
woman, generally life with little or
no money, does her. best in the double
task Of earning q livelihood and max
ing here for her little ones. but
too often the result Is debt, misery,
and semi-StaFVation. An unskiued
woman may be able to earn q living
wage for herself: she cannot do II for
q family Of children a. we'll"
Admiral Beatty explains that II Is
far more expensive TO the state IN the
long run TO deny assistance TO wild
owed mothers than to grant II. and
that the placing Of children in orphan
ages does not give them nearly 50
many advantages as IL the same
money so expended on them were
given to the mothers, who would care
for the children
Il hope that IN q very short time
We shall have the American mothers
pension system IN operation through
out Ghe British isles" said Sir'David.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1919-08-05
PAY OF women
WORKERS GROWS


LONDON. Aug. 6.-TAe general
improvement which has taken place,
IN the pay of female labor was de-
seribed recently by Mrs. W. J. Barton
in paper on The Course of wonen's
Wages" read at a meeting Of. the
Royal Statistical. Society, She said
that women's wages seemed to have
risen between 1910 and 1890, remain
ed more or less stationary round the
turn Of the century, and to have be-
gun. to rise again even before the
war. As result OF the marked I'm
proxement in wouaen'ss status, organ,
ization and skin during the last nYe
years. there were good grounds for
hoping that a permanently higher
wage level would be gradually
reached -. -, =.
In the case Of domestic. servants
she said the rises ranged from Z per
cent fof ladies' maids to 20 per cent
for general servants. Wages in the
textile trades, which had increased
by % per cent Between 1885 and 1905,
rose during, the war until at the end
of 1918 they exceeded pre-war rates
By 10 per cent in cotton, 105 per cent
In woollen and worsted. and 81 per
cent in hosiery.
Shop assistants wages had not ap-
parently advanced In the twenty
years before 1914. In London the SAL
aries Of drapery assistants ranged
from $3.50 to $3.50 q year: In the prov
inces they were lower. During the
war there had been q rise which was
estimated at from IS per. cent to 80
per- cent, but wages were In some
cases still extremely Inadequate.
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MANUFACTURED BY WHOLESALE.

Germs were rushing into the business
The sex appeal in these. pictures is
a splendid advertising feature, and
this probably accounts for their pop
ularity."
asked II he thought, in view Of this
appeal" their social effect was adj
vantageous, DR.. Pierce said he
thought 1t was.
Films of this character are the out
growth of the pictures shown to men
in the army. and their general char
acter has been such as to make them
acceptable to young men in camp,
where a strong impression was essen
ial rather than delicacy Of suggestion.
No Mixed Audiences.
The later pictures are now shown
to men and women in separate audi
ences, but the objection to them ap-
pears to be on the ground that it has
not been deemed necessary to cIothe
them with any more delicacy in their
presentation to both men and women,
although in separate audiences, than
was done when the object was to
show them solely to men in camps.
DR.. Pierce said that the objection
had crystallized in New York, al
though a board OF censors had decided
n Chicago the pictures could be shown
to women, but not to men.
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CALLS WON GOOD
AS MEN WORKERS

L ON D N, Aug. B-The report Of
the war cabinet committee on wozs-
en- In industry records the history Of
q change in the British social and
economic system so great that 1t Il
described as IAN industrial reVolu-
ton"
The change began in the 'tnineties"
with the development of automatic
machinery. This brought women into
the machine shops, but in very small
numbers because the rate OF pay for
women was less than half that of
the men doing the same work. Wom-
ems physiological disadvantages were
generally regarded, right up to the
time of the war, as q tremendous dis
paragement Of their Industrial value.
The war has changed all that. In
July, 1914, the number OF women
employed on metals, machines, etc, was
172 900; during the war it rose to
$4,000. The main reason why the
change is regarded as an Industrial
revolution lies in the fact that wom-
ems pay for this work has been more
than trebIed, and they work today on
the same footing as men. Hence it is
supposed that women will remain in
industry.
With the signing Of the armistiee
and the return of the men to the
workshops IL was thought that the
policy Of ~equal say for equal work"
would lead employers to give pref
erence to male WORKERS. because of
women's supposed physical. disabiii-
ties, but that view IL not supported
by experience. Employers in the
metal trade declare that for every
kind Of repetition work they prefer
the work OF women to that of men,
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1919-08-05
BOLIVIA HIRES U. S. OFFICER
TO ORGANIZE AIR SERVICE

The government Of Bolivia Is to
have an army air service, and Is OBJ
tanning instructors for her young
aviators from American officer per
sonnet just discharged from the army.
Capt Donald Hudson, member of
a famous pursuit squadron in France.
has been employed by the Bolivian
government to organize the service.
Bolivia decided on the course Of
having Americans come to her. after
the United States had refused to allow
her to send picked cadets to West
Point.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1919-08-05

Such nlpns as FIT to Win" THE
End Of the Road" and "open Your
Eyes" are affected. This does not
mean that the Health Service does
not unoRcially approve the showing
Of the pictures and Is not in accord
with the theory that public health is
benefited by their showing. 1t mere
ly means that the pictures are prov
ing so popular, and so much license
is accorded to films shown under the
guise OF health films that motion pic
ture concerns are going into the man
ufacture Of them in wholesale fash
ion. Each picture is submitted to
the Public Health Service for it's ap-
prevail. the approval to be used as an
advertising medium The Public
Health Service found II difficult to
draw the line between some pictures
and some others, and accordingly de-
cided to withdraw its official ap-
prevail <of all OF them The service
has no authority to prohibit the
showing Of the films, even If 1t so
wished.
Sex Appeal Draws
Discussing the situation, DR.. c. C.
Pierce, Of the Public Health Service,
said: The tendency to see the films
was such that they were extremely
profitable and motion picture con-
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1919-08-05
Husband Dead, So
HARRISON FISHER
GIRL
Leaves LOVe-Nest to
RETURN TO BROADWAY


Los ANGELES, Aug. 5.-After eight
years in which New York has wonder
ed what has become Of Maurine Rass-
mussen, 1.-THE Harrison Fisher girl
she has stepped from her long secIu.
sion into Los Angeles and announced
she will "go back TO the world
Suddenly appearing out of-the West
eight years ago, she won all the hom-
age New, York could give a new and
striking type of beauty. Then Misc
Rassmussene-dropped from, sight az
quickly as she had APPEARED
She married Frederick Montague
English actof, and came West leGv.
ing New York to wonder.
ut was q case Of love" she said to-
day. People, Of course, don't believe
much-in' that-sort of thing
s'I sewed a lietle, cooked q little and
we were happy"
Then a touch Of sadness drove the
sparkle from her eyes and she told
how q lingering illness ended three
weeks ago in the death OF her hus-
band.
'Nowt an going back to the world
and Broadway" she said. at is my
only salvation"