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The Washington herald., 1919-04-27
Troops Go Forward In Tnxicabs.

Marshal Joffre, quick to realize the
wonderful chance, ordered General
Manoury to attack Won Kluck on the
flank with the Army of Paris, which
was taken up towards Meaux. as I
saw the troops go in the little red
taxicabs from Paris five men to a
cab.
The British army, weak in num-
bers after heavy losses down from
Mons and Lie Cateau. was still
strong In spirit and they attacked
the river Ourcq and harassed the
enemy's rear guards with their
horse artillery in so fierce a way
that when 1 followed across those
fields I saw heaps of German dead
swept up in piles like autumn leaves
and burning in bonf1res after petrol
had been poured on them.
That first victory Of the Marine
was the death blow to Germany's
hopes of a quick, certain victory,
and after that they knew the war
would be a long. costly and uncer-
tain struggle. In November of 1914
and again in April of 1916 Won
Kluck's army in the North tried to
smash theiRw way through to Calais,
which they had failed to take in
their first rush down to Paris, and
they found themselves up against
the British. who had swung up
north Unto Flanders and Picardy. In
the FIRST, battle of Ypres they al
most succeeded in smashing their
way through the British lines, weak
in numbers compared with their
strength. and should. have done so
by just that extra punch which so
often they failed to deliver when the
game was in their hands.
So it was also in the second bat
tie Of Ypres. when their first use of
poison gas gained a stupefying sur
prise The English. Irish and Scot
tish troops. supported for the first
time by the stubborn courage of the
Canadians. fought until they were
bur a thin brown living line stand
The Washington herald., 1919-04-27

10 Matter II You Have Tried Other
= Treatments- Send ut Once for @,
Free Trial OF l-Crniaid.
The Washington herald., 1919-04-27

\ ~ Try Pyramid first 1t should give
sSsrom an operation. A free trial will
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-09-30

INIILEpINH sept 9-One a
the finest exhibits at The fair Il,
MushOE,r viii be that OF the Crrro
kee Indian farmers Of this ycc,lou
Included IN the exhibit are corn
wheat. oafs. potatoes. fruit and a
variety Of other products uf farm
tri garden. Homer Polk uf tho
United states field clerks off.co
h"r" * IN charge Of the eHh!hi,
Some ~ the most productive farm
are owned lv mllhloud Cherokccs
and . mum bcr ~ them are among
m" successful farmers Of Cherokee
county
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-09-30

charge ~ his burial Arrangement t.
i"r his fIucfa, Have not been made
pending oommuuica with scy-
era, brothers and sisters who live lu
widely s'pdfa''i parts OF the United
states He leaves besides his broth
"is and sisters. a VIE son, dauEh
Yer. td'her and mother. all ot
whom NV" In saltwater No classes
Will hc held a. no college Tuesday
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-09-30
AUTOMOBILES


rnRp Sudan
SOW Ford . .,s.r.rrr rrIan. ussd only
'.e HpfH ..tp tire and ytHrr oguipm.ns
l,t "A|I .E.rI r'fHs..r .. .snd caudi
'... f'aN .4.a ~ .,Etr af once, no
tHnur H.u.e Cedar 100.
EHu FA|t rHHe p..f r..t,far. I..l, al,
s.'. H. rrv r,. aH"-. ~uJk
h..rs I.n.,r Welding Co. 90 Len
H..rf,., %
E...E .., ..r.. a. M. ... g. rsto
, .. |HH, .Hua... drove .-sr iN,D o 500
r"r. ... condition d.. -.HrH Ir.n
'".'.
g.. 1'IrH mr roadster balance easy
UNHGNf% rHR CArI U..L roadster.
.ar la .r.. AZ faraF. -.,rH sri lfafs
A'lo t'H ''rr ch.mre ,, In good
h I'H,.l" N'''
''A' .'''
INF NA'. Buick big sN roaistsr
''.'" fI..'. Tor enclosed
''.' '. ''.'.. '"N' usage -'2
,...,,. ........
l.o, I|. ,E .'n''hs tAI ny own"
Df.os y s' '''' '' mouse OF ''''
FOR SALE. chandler fo,sn nsscrgsr five
.'H iTr. r.w tom. good paint hrsi hHy
. In.H 40 Post Second usRar tat2
,,.,... ...-....
""'" "ufFldhA AND hErA'hs u
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-09-30

\ now African diamond field has
h''n discovered in Tho gold coast hy
''rorts ~ the Br.tleh geological sur
NDy
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-09-30

RnOMR MIrII noAND

OlLltrTE. p. tU-1hfre 0r mur urr
rHhrd rooms modern ~lih garage Pho
llH.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-09-30

A complete line of new model Trucks.
These are coming through with many
changes that will interest old REPUB-
Lie TRUCK owners as we'll as with
standing competition of other truck
builders. All motors are CONTINENT
tai RED SEAL. The REPUBLIC
factory is able to give MORE truck for
LESS money, They are the largest
builders of motor trucks in the world.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-09-30
EMPLOYMENT
HrGP WANTED MALE

FIRST CLASS WELpERS
ATTENTION.
We nocd four first class wciderH,
we work the year round aud pay the
top price wages. eau In person.
nos Admiral
l.. II GUNN WELDING n
EQUIPMENT co,
WANTED tlpcrltnre1 printing ,alcsmln.
must have pep and to able 10 ret tho
business none others need Apply p4oue
Cedar Il2
AGtNTs WANTED. To eel blgh grade
arI.rIga. Dig money. CAL Usage ao55
WANTED sCIOuiROY WITH WHEEL
i"r .oIcct"r good commission Apply
classified al department World.
hulNu MES vho are smploytd during the
dav can add greatly W their otiiticnry
aud rarnrF gnparIty bv taking thor.
uuEh husinyss training course In onf big
ulElt school. hours to p Mondays
Wednesdays and Fridays Tulsa Business
college lnA m Fast fhird-Phone lA2e
YOUNG MAN WANTED. over 10. Apply
North Main Drag Co. 1O5 North MAin
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-09-30
siTUATIoNs WANTED MALE t2

HONEST .rlHruuuG 9ouHE man wants
.a.y 90 work rights m0r7inga ard Sat
.r'Hrf for board aud room vhle a..
tending TuIsb butiHoss Colrro rhous
HHHEr 1870
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-09-30
BOARD AND ROOM


Jacobs HOTEL
goo good ventilated rpum' everything HSw
Eri ..riH. Rooms - rrHn Aui 81 per
night 50 = hui $50 Ier week sos
IaHI lI..f street,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-21
DR., REED PRESIDING
Ar MEDICAL MEETING

snccial Dispatch to The IntrlliGcnccr.
CIARKSBURG, w. Va. May Wv III
DR.. Robert J. Reed. Of Wheeling. thc
president in the chair. the fifty-Secnnd
annual convention Of the West Virginia
stale medical society is in rrnGr"sS here
tn, opening session having taken place
This morning when Judge James \" ROD
insou Of III" Harrison county criminal
court. formally welcomed the Delegates
to tho city.
Responses to his address werc MADE
br Dr. r. F. Shuttlrworh. nf Clarks-
burg and Or. J. Howard Anderson. or
Marytown. Various papers wore road
pnd addresses delivered on different
medical topics before tho convention
during the day. some before tho medical
section and others before the surgical
section which got under way this after
noon
Public health matters wore discussed
AT toniGht's session. Among those on
the program today wcrc DR.. w. y.
ouimhy. Of Wheeling: DR.. John Moore.
Of Charleston: DR.. ". s. Fulton. or
Wheeling: T.. e. Clovis. Of T"ssa Alta:
c. r. Woolwine. Of Terra Alta: y. y.
Butts. Of Davis and II. G. Tonltn. 81
FartinSburg.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-21
Towers and His Men
Saw Death Imminent,
Declares Commander

PONTA DEL GSDA, May @0.-tBy
The Associated )-"EXccptionally
bad weather. which was totally I'M
failure for all three OF the American
navys Scaplancs to fly from TrepasScy.
\. f. TO Ponta Del Gada- on schedule
time" said Commander John II. row
ers to tho correspondent Of The Assoct-
ated Press, tonight.
Individually" said. Commander Tow
ers, the members Of tho crow Of the
iNC-3 virtually gave up hope of beng
rescued Saturday night. but collectively
they showed no signs of fear. and car
ried on until they arrived in port here
Monday, and heard the forts firing sal
yns in welcome and Witnessed the scenes
of general iubi1ation over their escape
from the sea-
Having run short Of fuel and ell
countcred q heavy fog. tho Nc-3 came
down at one o'clock Saturday afternoon.
that we might obtain our bearings. The
plane was damaged as it reached the
water and was unable again IL rise.
While VIC were drifting tn" "n3 miles IN
the heavy storm. the high seas washed
over or pounded tho plane. and the boat
began to leak. So fast did tn" water rn-
ter the boat that the members of III"
crew took turns in bailinE IN" hull with
g small hand pump. while others stood
on the wings in order TO keep tho plane
in balance Meanwhile. VIC wcr" steer
ing landward.H
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-21
TRACTION COMP AN|ES
NAME ARBITRATOR
AL might Session of Representatives OF
Companies and Men Has Happy
Endilg-No Strike.

After practically an all night session
held at thr Chamber of Commerce AS
scmh!y room representatives OF the
traction companies and street car men
finally came to an agreement this morn
ing upon the terms of arbitration rein
tive 10 the wage question and all posi-
bility of a strike has been removed.
Tho traction companies named w. r..
Powers, Of Huntington. as their repro
sentative on the arbitration board. The
employees had previously agreed upon
N-iliam Roy of Rellaire. rs their repre-
sentative. These two mon will got to-
gcthcr in the very near future and name
the third member Of tho hoard.
There had been some dlll"r"ncrS eHlS'-
ing between the officials of III" traction
companies and the men owing to- a mis-
understanding aS 10 tn" meaning or Ger
tai clauses in the original agreement I"
submit the wage question 10 arbitration.
r. wos for tho purposc Of ironing out
these differences that Tho Chamber or
Commerce called representatives Of the
two factions together last night. For n
limo last night il locked as though no
understanding would he reached and a
strikr seemed tn" inevitable result. AZ
tor q lengthy discussion. however. mu-
tuol agreement was reached r"lailf" 10
,hc main uniuis in iSSu" and the trac-
tion CONSERVATIVES named ". X. Pow
nrs aS their member on tho arhitritlon
n',nra H!W
Tn. traction companies involved are
,br Wheeling Traction company. West
Virginia Traction & Electro company
IyciIslurr Stcubcnvilr and "torinn
Traction company and tho Pan Handle
Traction company.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-21

7 was told Of n husband recently VINO
took his wifc's best friend aside and
with much mystifying preliminary ASK
cd her if she would do him 4 very spc-
cial favor.
Would she tell his wife that her nose
was shiny and suggest sh" powder u
rs that ALL" said the aslohiShc"
cnntidantr. For Heavens sak"S WhJ
didn't YOU tell her ;hat yourself
81 don't dare TO-" confessed the nus
band. she would SAY | never used 10
think her nose was shiny and shcd ASK
how long | had noticed it. ana II tnat
was why hadn't seemed To enjoy dane
ing with her lately. and shed brood over
it and begin 10 wonder if loved her a.
much as | used to-
The Two Sexes React Differently.
Now maybe tho husband exaggerated
7 don't know. But I certainly recoeh'H"
the general outlines Of II type of WHO OF
husband who cannot stand tho slEhtcs'
criticism from his ur her mate.
This is not. you understand. an cs-
sentinlly feminine weakness. Roth
sexes show il, though the reactions AT"
different. The wife is aEgri"v"d. whrr''
AS tho husband is made angry For Inc
wife. with ton thousand generations o'
dependant women behind her, inStinr'
lively rrscntS on attitude varying ever
so slightly from tho nil admirins.
And yet what is nn" Ia DO: IhF""
two people together and no matter no"
genuinely and docply they love on an
other there will be Little surfac" Things
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-21
CONGRESSMAN IN
COMMENT ON the
WILSON MESSAGE

WASHINGTON, May 20.--"ln many OF
it's expressions Tho message is qnltc
rlrasing." Senator PoudrNtcr OF WASH
inrtur Republican. said today IN COM
nlrutl!IG on President Wilson message
lie added that il WAS unfortunate mat
the president did not take occasion 10
point out thu m"naC" I" iah"f ilSc't ot
the "duCtrin" Of communism ~ b"IShH-
yisnI" Senator p0intdcXtrr said that hc
agreed with the presidents recommends
ton for an enlarged reclamation policy.
Representative Nulstcad OF Minnesota.
chairman Of The house Judiciary commit
tee, said that while the p:csidentS rec
concentration in regard To IN" repeal OF
war time prohibition was not thlF''S
uucx poet cd. il leaves tho entire SITUATION
in such an uncertain state mat II "o"'u
be impossible to sal AT present whelhcr
tho measure Will br repealed ar not
REPRESENTATIVE Webb uf North caro-
lima. ranking Democrat on the judiciary
committee. refused to comment on the
n'rcsidcnt's prohibition recommendations.
saving tina; the subject would have TO
h, carefully studied from all angles be-
fore an opinion one way nr the othrr
could he formed.
RcnrrscnIativ" LongworLh T Ohio. Re-
nuhljrau. discussing the presidents rec
nmmrndatiun in regard TO tariff rcNiSioh
said
although thr president was rather
vague in his recommendations. he at
least recognized that tho war industries
mus, have protection. That is quite
step forward for him 10 take
Representative Rancy Of Illinois l'cm-
ocra, however, expressed the opinion
that the president covered the tarln
question with "rcmarkahlc clarity and
nrrnrncN."
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-21
Peace Treaty Operative
When Enemy Powers
Sign the Document

PARIS. May o0.-lRy III" Ass"ciatch
Prrss)-The text Of the clause III inc
peace treaty under which the treaty
shall become operative between III" ra;l-
rying countries as soon as Germany and
three Of the principal powers sign the
document is ms follows:
The present treaty shall hn ratlnrn.
Deposit Of rniitications shall he made AT
Paris as soon as possible.
Powers of which tn" scat NJ govern
mcnt is outside Europe will be entitled
to inform tho government OF the french
republic through their diplomatic repro
scnlativrs at Paris thai their ratillrA-
lions have hccn given. and in that case
they mus, transmit their ratif1catlons rs
soon as possible.
"A proccs- verbal nf deposit OF ratlhca-
tions will be drawn NJ rs soon ms inc
treaty has been ratified by Germany ana
bv three Of tho principal allied and as
socia1nd powers. From tho daic Of ms
procrS-vcrhal the treaty viii come iht"
for,c between the high contracting pow
crs who have ratified it,"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-21
Shawkey Coming 10 The
WarWOOd Commencement

EsTON. w. Va. May 10
OffiriaIs Of the state. principally the
department, of schools hAI" ahn""',
thr following, dates and places nj com
menccmcn, addresses in tn" h'sh
schools: y
Superintendent If Schools Morris T.
Sbuwkcv-Warwnod. -: Rich"o"o'
Iunn Z. Stcuh"nvillr. O.. May ); Elkins.
May 6.
J. +. Marsh. Secretary of III" state
BOARD of REPRESENTATIVES. Nay
"a. New Martinsvillr. May IS: West
Union. May -; Faw Paw. May ""'
Grafton. May 81: st. Alhans. Jun" H.
and Romncy tdcaf and blind SCHOOL,
June IS. ;,
Attorney General +. 7. England VIII
dcIircr rho commencement address ut
Tho Concord State Normal school. at
Athens. on June II. and J.. l.. Friend.
state supervisor OF high schools. Will
deliver the commencement address m
rriadclpha district high school IN
Ohio county. May %.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-21
ADMINISTRATORS SALE.


In pursuance to an order Of tn" Court
ofCommnn Pleas OF Belmont County.
Ohio. We vii! offer for sal" ut Public
Auctin. on the premises. at ION O'Clock
- " FRIDAY. Jl'NE TIL. 1912
the following described real estate Of
Inc late Jrscphus Mccall. dcc"asd:
FIRST TRACT-Situatd in Union
Township. Belmont county, Ohio: being
the southwest quarter of section ~.
Township 3 and Range :. containing l47
acres farm land and Pittsburgh No. S
coal.
First tract appraised ut. land and
coal. 81 .170.o0.
First tract appraised at. Pittsburgh
FIRST tract appraised Mt. land. So
$4,000.
SECOND TRAC'T-Situatcd in Union
Township. Belmont County. Ohio. being
tho ": st side OF the northeast quarter
of Section - Township and Range 3.
cont aiming ll9 acres farm land and
Pittsburgh No. coal.
Second tract appraised at land and
coal $4,000.
Second tract appraised al. Pittsburgh
No. S coal. s5.950.N0.
second tract appraised at. land. So
$1,000.
We will offer the real estate as n
whole: will offer real estate. except No.
Pittsburgh vim Of coal will offer No.
Pittsburgh vein OF coal separate from
real estate.
Terms Of Sale: Onc-thrd in hand:
onr-third in one year and nne-third in
two years from thr day of sale. with
interest al rate Of per cent. Deferred
payments to be- secured by mortgage on
the premises sold.
'''' > Jesse T.. BETHEL.
#. +. BETHEL.
Adr1Inist rators OF JosePhus Mccall. Dc.
ceased.
Dated this goth day of April. 1919.
cowcn G. Waller. Attorneys for Admin
istratorS mF-lI-II
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-21

the blackboard. Al first sight IL Would
nppcar almost as absurd {" say that >
plus equals Il. Nevertheless. am 60
ing TO ask you this question
IF times Y equals Il. and plus
also equals Il. then what must be the
values of Y and IT,
ANSWER TO NO. lis.
Martha and Gertrude started out with
SEQ Martha paid $40 for her hat ana
So so for her shoes. Gertrude gave SS."U
for blouse and $3.50 for her Parasoi.
Had Martha bought Sc pair Of shoes
and Gertrude 81 blouse. half rs much
moro" they then would have each spent
sl4.50
copyright. 1919. by Sam Loyd)
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-21
BELIEF GROWS
GERMANS WILL
SIGN TREATY
"a, The Associated Press)

Tccrr.. Thursday of I'll" present Wc'N
shall hrv" passed ~" German n"a''"
,,Icn. rnt.nfiarirS 1t Versailles AT" IN
Iunk. known in full I" III" delegates 81
th.. allied and associated l"w'rS d"
uha> nuin,s of The pcac" treaty they ac-
uuicsrA and Whit POINTS they "n!cc' :"
and desire modified.
-rburs,,ov * the time limit for tho
Germans 10 make known their views on
,hr ,carc treaty that has been handed
,hrIu. \n extension has been granted
Ih,- Germans. who or" expected |" pre-
sent to the members Of the peace cum
ferrnc Il yoluminuus record Of objections
and of accrpianrcS Of clauses 81 the doc
umcnt
Although lhnlcadcrs throuS hnut Ger
MANY have declared that the treaty rs
framed is unacceptable and that II VIII
not be- signed without m"diiicat'"h' ln'
opinion in Paris SEEMS I" prevail lh'i
after the Representatives Of tho allie"
ard associated governments hay" CON
sidcrnd the objections raised by III" Ger
man pirnirnt-uti:tric$ and i"rmui;,i"C
lhnir final reply. the ri"rm"iS viii altlN
thrir Sisnn.urns Il the compact.
Marshal I|uch is t;kiuE nothing 1rr
granted as regards tn" pr"iAhl" action
Of the Germans al Versailles. II" mas
r,o6,> n visit 10 Oh" occupied area ana
has. informed The council Of four of IN"
military preparations that have been
made contingent on The Germans rctuS-
ing to accept tho allied peace terms
Likewise General PcrShnE. tho -NmorI-
can commandrr is wide awake 1" IN"
possibilities of the situation. y trip 10
London planned by him for III" present.
week. whore he was to be IN" guest or
the British nation has been indefinitely
POSTPONED. and n" will remain on the
Rhine until all is settled ut Versailles
American financial exports arc sim
discussing economic matters with the
Germans at Versailles. particularly with
r..s-ari 10 tf+.rmany'S ability to pay for
foodstuffs and the method or payment
Tn" rr>ply of the cnucil Of four IN IN"
German note regarding rcparations Will
declare that il is impossible In diSaSso-
ciatc responsibility from separations and
also decline to admit that the German
people may disclaim responsibility FOR
tho actions Of the former German gov
crnrnent.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-21
S, S3 S!!;z. 5 T5@szS3; 81 8
Because Her Nose Was Shiny.

,,birb crate. As The feminist "ri'cr'
Mr.. George, SO ably puts IL:
e. Manv of These Cruel Little Thing b.
""rhcrI. are scores of these lllllc cruz
things which wear away love th'
Icp,ma is horrible: if tho olrnoca phi's
s.,e.ks out he ur she may raise lh'S soi
of Thought: He didn't seem 10 ip'n"
whon we were engaged he loFed nv
then and little things didn't matter nv
doosr., Io,n mo now. ! wonder ~helher
bo 10 in ,nyn with someone else VIZ
dear I'm so unhappy If, on the o'n,'
hand. one does not speak out the one'u
or pocs on doing il for the rest OF MS
mr. bcr life and there is nothing 70 10
r,ccnt tn whit until ono. has goltrn uS'o
- II and has ceased To care. But ny
thar limo one has generally ceased "
care for the offender
Lets"
A. c,or,o ,nnorcntly -sccs no way
nm, of tho dilemma sine" hc thinks 'nal
the marriage in which noun
this difficulty and are Wiling 10 ncI'p
mutual criticism is "a llt'ic c"''"us.
Mr. stevenson, on tho other hand, nap
PLY does and ends ono Of ms hchu
ESSAYS on tho eternal subject with thls
helpful sentence:
Nay, YOU will he wisely glad that you
retained the sense OF blcm'shcS LOT -.
faults Of married people COM ihui'is
SPUR up each Of them hour by hour ~
do hcttcr and 10 meet and love upor :"
higher ground.
As | open my hook 10 copy this pass
are I find that beside il is "r'''cH
Lets"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-21
DRYS NOW LOOK TO
THE REPUBLICANS

NEN YORK. May @R--Thr Nn'i-Sn-
1oor Looruc was mot much surprised
=, president Wilson'S recommendation
,n .rrrrnsc that tho wartime PROM bi-
, ;on l11v I've repealed. William II. And"r-
son Superintendent of tho New YORK
st,ic branch. declared in statement
issued hcr" tonight.
Tho vets were unable 10 keep from
,,llinr after the ret urn ot Sainu'l
Gomr"rs. that SON" nssuranr" haa neon
given" Mr. Nnd"rs0n's sth;cm"n, SAM:
'rhr Rrr4hlic.tn party was conceived
in protest against a great evil. 1t has
upheld tho CONS, itnti"n. l, hns pros
nnrcd in rrsRportinn as it has been TO-
srnusivc 70 tho moral sentiment OF the
nrorlc. W" shall be- worry much sur
rr:scd if il permits III" President 10
nri u N tn" hnl" an this question:
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-21
GAME CANCELLED

Sncrial pisratrh 10 tn" lntrlliEcnrcr.
MORGANTOWN. w. Va. May @0-Tho
sorond game Of tho series between West
SirCinin University and the Pittsburgh
Coliegians. here today. was cancelled be
cause of rain. 1t was tho sixth post
ponement of the season for tho Noun
taIn"ers.
Following yesterdays great thirteen
inning game there was considerable
local interest in today's contest. and
both teams were on edge for the fray.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-21
WEST VIRC|N|ANS ARE
SLATED FOR OFFICES

Special Dispatch to The Inicllirrnccr.
WA SHTNGTON. D. e.. May 2n--Thc
staics nvc Republican REPRESENTATIVES
in Congress conferred today un The par
ceiling out Of III" House prtronag" allnt-
ted Wcst Virginia, whirh. in money
value. is approximately $4,000. Her" is
IN" Slair they recommended to ". Tyler
l'aEc clerk Of the House. for assign
mcnt:
Second Distrtct--T. II. Appel. assist
ant in Tho Hous" document room. SaIHTy
tioSG; Alex Elliott. policeman N 1IuuSc
nliic" building. $1,000.
Third DiStrirt---J. /. TrumIt. Of
Clnri:shurc, Il chief janlIOr$hip. $l.ahn:
Fourth Dis1rict--G. W. Smith. Middle
bourne. assistant in document room. ST.
oSn: Paul Brown. Petersburg. elevator
operator. S1.2n0.
with District--E: & Rrail"y. W"lch
assistant III document room. Sl.Inn
sixth Dfstrict--.I. W HirEinhnt ham
Charleston. assistant rlcrk ~ library.
$3.50.
recommended without prejudice Il"
,h, above retention nf Paul llammIl. nf
Charleston assistant page.
IF this slate is to prevail It must h.
anprnvcd by tho commtIc" IN palronaE"
Of the House. The Chanr"$ arc. it is
thought, by those who made II. moro
than even that it will be-.
-RJrY- WAR SAVINGS STAMPS. '.