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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-02-24

tncr dinner. Now % happsacd that
bis crtamd tuuk him boz the direction
nf thu farm where nuwser the Nounu
had been taken such good care 81 and
who're Rcddy Fox bad that very day
caught the fat hen FARMER iiruwns
Boy wac not thlntlng % huwser You
zee be had visited most of the farms
in that direction booking fur Bow
ser and had found NO trace ct tim
u WIS a beautiful day 90 be sleigh
inr and Farmer Crowns nny was
whistliur mefril, fur there n moth
lng he eujnys more than ~ sleigh ridc
Hc hnu almost reached u place he
had started iur whan way Oft across
the fields Go hla right he heard q dog.
NoW HuUucr Browne Boy enjoys
listening 10 nv sound Of u hound
ChaslnE a fnN There IL something
about " which sfis The blood. Ne
stopped whlstllnE and ne stopped
the horse IN order b e. he might
listen better
Al first that sound VAS very. very
faint. hut 40 Farmer Browns BOY
listened % grew clearer and clear
81 suddenly Farmer browns Boy
lcapet ~ sNcitedly That's Bow
SER he cried A sure uH live
that's good. Ola uoNaer would
kusw that voice amuu q million
Ne leapcd from the sleigh and tied
the horse Then De climbed over
the fence and began 20 run aCrua.
the snow.covsred fields He could
toll FROM tho sound ln what direction
nowaer va running He could tel.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-02-24
BERTILLON RECORDS
BY JOHN BRICK

HE SEQ beach ia often quite de-
sorted Iu advance Of fhr lutuu
\ iun tide. Tho creatures who
await 90, feast TO- Wrn Will abandon
D., the Hhur, are ushius the deepH "r
uuttcunE on about SOME concern pi
their own which thcy 10 not permit
To- break into their working hours a
cormorlut or ao. diyiug beneath tho
hrcnktu and HpurrnWh Hlipptrs
about loo the low taugle ON tho dunes
are 400 who seem Co nur"r Yet Tho
beach is eloquent of their presence
Tho lIurF OF the past huutH boz writ
ton bob rho moist Hluu ana mo- Hiruth
comparing the thumb print with hH
quarry with him IunuW'rHule ulrH Dol
ans kc,ntr than sm on these priuto.
uf the pilfcrcrs of the shore
Hy far the most frequent are tho
lolEurtiN uli wrhied, thrvc-turl
tread of me Eullf smaller and fDst'r
ones aiy tUr terms. 4 trace ~ Tho
fourth toe would mark a kittlwakn
ur. U very pigeon -toci and with re-
wehhed hind toe, "a duck The ulhl
tfusa would make thiH sort uf o. mark.
hurr aNI CLUMSY. s"uffsI hN uis
dfuurtuE feathers U Dttr b., rurdHa
seconded fn come IushuTD
Notmufauia leave u fuur-tuci,
thrc,-wrhhsu Wark So DO tho poll.
rams with I twisted hodt wake be-
twr.u them So must tine frIrHtr-
bird on whatever fur island he makes
Die mes. Then only does be- dcIgu
Go tuurH mo earth Even u storm
Duuuof bring him down sailors who
gllmuH, BIN tur on go 5000 HuH Dc
.Hu 20 Dos ths hour ttUius fuD wind
without I'd boot of hIa Ions Hiuss
iu fIt HUrIf'r of marshes you nIuy
uud ihr lohcd toe mark of tho grah,
Coz fHa t'Diu four-to'i print ~ the
IHII T.,l Irt too Hhf for the up"U
beach itut 10 b. fh' smallest mark.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-02-24

organization commission second
nry schools Nil necessarily continue
"a train children Boo The efficient ne
OF the three IRIS and other tool.
in the affuirs al life Hut also 10 D.
urged upon them Co pay Increased at'
tsnti0n 90 character training Co
health education. GO %edurutiun fur rit-
lEeuship and 60 education tor the
worthy use uf ~lvlsurr'
This last recommendation IN pt such
special Importance mat l Intend %
take h up in some detail another day.
Here my purpose has been only ~
call attention 10 the fact that a renll,
substantial program Tor ~educutipnn
reform has been drawn up alunH huD
Nltll y D hnunn lnmnlInr.-
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-02-24

which H.IH|ro Inr incest iia0rmiul.
ton
here Wi, UuI sIlHi s.Hllop. tuIt
iH H uhHl.ruu, There Boz Hfy HH tI..r
Iuu iHir Hs sparrow hUt with N'
tie running ai"ia uHlU Dos H .aN.s
plItr cot H furHHflur uu.U .u poo.
portion fu in.I. N' would hU uf
The piot'r ur DO large possibly au
oyster catcher TUH AtuaIuE thn
stride to tn. y, uf thr paint r,luIu.
"a delicate 'bt H memory U. HN' H..
lions uI IhU N.fl huI .t. N. cot iced.
ms
Among Thorn 200 arc uepa.onu
tracks uf SPARROW" These lI.Hk boz.
DrrHIHf. into u UftIU HHHrH UI uIfH
lDI hops So du thH uIrrHfuut" IlWU.
times. fHr H step uf two, buf IIr fHTH.
Htou, htt lusf uIf bind tHH sN IuUH.
p,usublr 90 thu prtUhlug birds
iiyrc ore fuuf-tu,I marie sparrow
of sand piper HIlt tHt fuuIfH f"ruu
forward hkr fHU tnrWurIHf# Er mot
deceived Follow them fu Dol tI,ur.
moist spot ana Nou VIII uud fHp palm
and The lrht fHrDfnut MARKS uI d
mouse ,-cp' down Co., hHnt '"r insect
boz 900, uisht.
You Ou 500 where U.Ht tur.
touched uH 'hr IIrI airk 300 weight
from WIUEH fu fopt whom. Do wen.
whui 10 lf.. when 10 IHuH.I to peer
about Then. H|II Hr battle H#I mU
der perhaps ur fnr .HN paired marl.
cot lowers.
And .,f fUr lHf rumpl,f,
most Iu'or'HtIuH most HpHrt lrHu.IIu.
uf 600 Chen. H.. 900, HIfI, fH..'un
tracks nI children. uuIlIIua I.D.I ,.s
tIlF Dol 'Ir sand
WIfH flor, darts r, rI...,. N.r.f.
TIHf .u bosom. fIIr rr.I.u,.
Iur cupid now .Uu mUHf .'Iuu.
o. called &c. Valentine
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-02-24

.ARMEH BROWNS HuY he'd an
n trt4ud which took hIm tHr
4 from homo ltc hurno.srd the
GOO a sleigh uni no ted of rrht
Evening journal., 1919-09-08

ITS a bomb" said Mrs. w p. Kelly
when she saw a clumsy package on
her lawn IN Chicago. But 70 wasn't
20 was an Abandoned baby.
Evening journal., 1919-09-08
FREE CHAUTAuQUA
At GnACE CHURCH.
Music and Addresses to
Make Interesting Program
for Week
PATRIOTIC PAGEANT
PLANNED AS CLIMAX

Grace Epworih League ChautauquS
will ope thisn evening at LAD O'CLOCK
in the sunday school auditorium IN
Grace Church. Ninth and West streets
There will be plenty Of fine music and
good fun. The admission to the ses-
sions NJ the Chautauqua will be free
the expenses being met by special
gifts Everyone, whether a member Of
Grace Church or not. is invited to at
tend every session.
Great interest mas gathered around
the opening session this evening
Miss Edith Robertson. who was over
sras in Y. NJ. C.. \. Cantecn Service VIII
tell Of her experiences in France.
ON Tuesday evening, Caleb +. Bur
chcnal Will speak on some phases ol
The League Of Nations The address
will be preceded by a concert There
will be a violin, cello and piano trio
A vocal solOlst will sing several selec-
tiOns.
Wednesday night is Or. Sumwalts
pixht lie is a fine lecturer. The sub
ierf of his address will be mind Your
own Business" IIisc address will be
preceded by a half hours orchestra
concert by the sunday school orches-
ira under the leadership Of Horace VI.
White
Thursday night has been planned as
sunday school night There will be a
special delegation from Grace sunday
school present \. L. Lindley' OF the
local Y. VI. g. A., will speak Prcced-
ing his address. there Will be min
sircl show Of a half hours duration.
The members Of the champion Grace
Church baseball team VIII take part
i'm this minstrel show which promises
90 be one Of the hits Of the season.
The Montclair Mandalin Club, COM
posed OF forty pieces. which has had
such success in seasons past, viii give
fine opening concert. These artists will
be directed by Horace NJ. White. Wal
fer \. Hearn. who was assistant 10 DR.
Randolph a couple Of years ago, VIII
make an address. lie has been over
seas and will speak on impressions
From the other Side
ON saturday night patriotic pageant
of three parts will be given. Fol
lowing. is the outline Of the pageant
Part one-"An Epw0rth League War
Garden" pair two. songs Of Lons
, AGO" part three, Rally Of the Allies. "
with the patriotic fervOr at It's
height. Professor Irving easier, com
munity song leader, will step TO tbs
platform and lead a sing.
Evening journal., 1919-09-08
PIONEERS TO HEAR
OF "NANAGEMENT"

The entertainment committee OF the
Pioneer Literary Association has ar
ranged 10 have series OF hfteen-mln-
ute talks every Monday night, the first
one TO be given tonight when Man
agement" will be the subject. on the
following Monday evening smoker
will be held.
The association campaign for 1000
members 10 celebrate IFS f0riy-ilfth
birthday on March &C. 1921, opened last
Tuesday with six applicants. The OF
ficers OF the association are busy get
ling their semi-snnual reports in shape
10 present October e.
Due 10 the fact ilIat the delegates
who represented the association at the
Catholic YOUNG Mems National Union
Convention had not returned from their
rip last Tuesday their report was not
submitted but will be presented at the
meeting tonight.
Evening journal., 1919-09-08
SIjCH u
C@~1 J -r1c NJ
;5.[[7]:::LZ2' !: Z;
What statesmen Wish the Directories IN
the LObhies of Ollce Buildings
Mould Tell.

Antlc Manufacturing Company Room
1904. All statesmen unceremoniously
and forcefully elected upon presenia-
ltion OF business cards from am. to
p. M Omce hours, Q a. m. to . p. m.
Burrows. Mole. Room %. Mr.. Bur
lrows is noted for ordering everything
loffered 10 him FOR sale, but never pays
for anything he orders
l Caustic, u. Howe, Room 4hth Is
noted for The unpleasant manner 10
which he lives up to his name.
Gigglcr. Goode. Room 6iS. The easiest
wav 10 sell goods 90 Mr. Gicgler is by
telling him some funny stories. il
don't make any difference how old they
are. he'll laugh at them anyhow.
Haughty. Henry. Room 1924. one oi
the few men who consistently treats
s,l statesmen like do0rmais.
Money. Muchc. Rooms ij-i6. one OF
the richest men i'm the city but always
kicks about prices.
Persistent. solomon l., Rooms Si-ei
Mr.. Persistent insists upon telling ihe
story of his life 90 an, statesmen, no-
ming with the FIRST dollar nc ever
earned and ending with a forecast OF
his future ACTIVITIES. odlcshcu tu-
dcayoring 90 sell Mr. Persistent should
expect TO take a day of TO hear his
story.
Sleek. oswald Room So Accepts all
cigars offered him by statesmen hut
never buys anything.
Iincek Speciality Company, Room SSSs.
Unique in that This concern insists
upon taking cash payment discounts
when finally paying their bills three TO
six months after they are due.
Worry. %. Wait Room 1913. Always
claims damaged goods or short count
in an goods he buys.
Exit. the Shimmy.
Reading announcements that the
( shimmy is destined 10 pass, 0ld-fash-
ioned persons may have blushed and
/ wondered what new freak OF dress re-
form had popped mp. That the Ameri-
can National Association Of Masters oI
Dancing and the American Society o
Professors Of Dancing have decided ina
certain sort of dancing is 10 be disap
proved NJ really isn't startling at all.
No skill Is required 10 learn the kin'
Evening journal., 1919-09-08

Dear Boys and Girls
sayl do YOU know there's new
game on? It's called the Health
Game" and everybody can play itl
There are eight rules; I'm going 90 tell
you about one Of the most important
today.
Most OF you are too skinny TO suit
Cho-Cho. like big. strong children
with rosy cheeks. DO you know-eNery
boy and girl can be just the size he
ought 10 be? Really l mean it. All
they have 10 do is few things like
this: drink a lot Of milk, sleep long
hours with windows open, and eat
green vegetables. Yes, l mean green
yegetables-the kind you say you don't
like and turn mp your nose at when
mother cooks them for YOU. on, /
know what your mouth says-'l don .
like carrots, / don't like spinach l
don't like kale.' Oh. Cho-Cho knows :
Cho-Cho hears you when you don't
think Cho-Chos listeniDg All those
things make me squirm.' Eat them
first is what ! say, and then md out
whether YOU like them or not.
Get on the next pair OF scales you
see and find out how much you weigh
and then measure yourself without
your shoes on and see how tall you are
There's a table that tells you whether
YOU are right weight for your height
Then weigh yourself again next month
and see II you have gained the hall
Evening journal., 1919-09-08

please send on that post-mortem
medal. can use 10 even II cashed
in," officially wrote Private John Helix
komen 20 Colonel Charles G.. Ballou, re-
cruillng officer at Chicago.
Evening journal., 1919-09-08

ST. PAUL -Brcalhless citizen: Hey
! want two policemen
What for2'
Taste lhisl lt cosis me So and It's
cold tea"
Evening journal., 1919-09-08
POLICEMEN TO HELP
SOLDIERS GET JOBS

As a result OF letter TO Chief Of
Police Black and all other police
chiefs in the United states. Colonel
Arthur Woods. assistant 20 the seer
tary OF War. has added many thousand
men TO his Held forces who are finding
positions for returned nghtuS men,.
Gratifying responses have been re-
ceiyed from an sections Of the country.
The assistance and cooperation Of
policemen generally is now promised,
in order TO help place the few solder 5
yet to be demobilized as well as iha
scattering number who have not yc.
satisfactorily readiusted themselves IN
civil life.
Gold bricks, weighing 30 pounds and
worth S7200, are manufactured In gov
ernnient mint5 for the Use Of bankers
Evening journal., 1919-09-08
N kIruEL. L.LAWNER. DEAD.

Constantine u. Klchcl, aged 60 father
OF stephen d. Kiehcl who lives at Arden
with his CUNT Lclilia kichel, died We'd
nesdsy morning II his home. at Roches-
ter. y. y. cf heart disease. Mr. kichel
leaves a daughter. Constance *. kichel
Of New York city.
Mr.. Kiehel was at one time corpora
ton counsel for the city OF Rochester
and was one Of the best known lawyers
then. Mr.. Kiehel often visited his sou
at Arden.
Evening journal., 1919-09-08
sunINERs no co no SHORE.

about two hundred Wilmington
shrinc-s. members Of Lulu Temple. Of
Philadelphia. will visit Atlantic City
leXt saturday TO attend the ceremonial
session OF Crescent Temple, Of Tren-
on, y. j.
Evening journal., 1919-09-08

pound that every boy and girl ought to
gain each month.
Goodbye until tomorrow
CHOl CIIOl
p. ST you want that table That
tells You how tall you ought 20 be FOR
your age-and how much YOU ought TO
wciyh write 90 the Child Health Organ
izsiion. No. 2s9 Fourth avenue, New
York.
Evening journal., 1919-09-08
Pile Sufferers
Can You Answer These Ques-
tiOns?

Do you know why olntments do not
-ivc you quick and lasting relief'
why cutting and operations fail?
Do YOU know the cause OK piles Is in
tcrnal!
That there IS stagnation Of blood In
the lower bowel?
DO you know that there Is n harmless
internal tablet remedy discovered by DR..
Leonhardt and known as HEM-ROID. now
sold by y. r. Danforth and druggists
generally. that Is guaranteed?
HEM-ROID banishes piles by removing
the internal cause, by freeing blood cir
culation I'm the lower bowel This simple
home treatment has an almost unbe-
licvable record for sure safe and lasting
relief 10 thousands Of pile sick sufferers,
and saves the needless pain and expense
of an operation. There Is no reason why
It sholrd not do the same for you.
Evening journal., 1919-09-08

Of dancing referred to. and so the dane
ing masters and the dancing professors
have a professional interest in abolish
ing aboriginal antics, executed TO Jazz
music
In an likelihood. ihe shimmy would
have persisted naturally without assault
on osthetic or moral grounds. IL he
came popular because u was darinsiN
wicked. aud 20 was Garinely wicked
because Il came mp into oulwardly re-
spectacle society from the fctd
shadows Of the neither world slang
music and dance steps originating ON
levels where decency Is disgraceiul, are
eagerly adopted by proper folk who
like 10 play az being bad.
Wickedness Is dun, after all and the
charm of what Is shocking wears on
Ne-y quickly.
The shimmy, and similar public
equirmings are too brazen 90 DE se-
.duclive and too crude and ungraccful
TO allure for long.
Dr Abraham Wolfson, New York dem
list. today knows there are different
.kinds OF painless extraction While
DE was examining the molsrs of "a
patient the later lifted $500 worth
OF bonds from his pockets.
William slarkcy, Of Cleveland. found
six bottles of milk instead OF the GUS
lomary one after putting a Watchdog
on guard. The dog thought uie milk
man thief.
ITS a bomb" said Mrs. w p. Kelly
when she saw a clumsy package on
her lawn IN Chicago. But it wasn't
10 was an abandoned baby
81. Brcaihless citizen: "Hey'
want two policemen
policeman-"What for?'
Taste lhisl lt cosls me So and It's
cold tea"
"Old stun. Serve you right
please send on that post-moriem
medal. can use 10 even II cashed
in." officially wrote Private John Helix
/ komen 90 Colonel Charles G. Ballou, re-
cruillng officer al Chicago.
Evening journal., 1919-09-08

William starlcy, Of Cleveland. found
six bottles OF milk instead or the GUS
lomary one after putting a waichdos
on guard. The dog thought ulo milk
man q thief
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-23
HEAVY DOG
D:LAYC BOATS

4 stage ri $ fcrr . :nrh"s was ""EiS-
tered Al thu wharf yesterday ut p. III
and III" mark: al The !"rl uf Mcil' chen
dam Was feet 10 inches and Ihr RIVER
falling AT both points.
tnly ono departure WIS scheduled
yesterday ana THAI WI n" General
Ir"wG"r which Wa; L'''ay"G by thr
h"ay% i".- and did nat arrive from Pits
hurrh until 5 O'Clock last nirhr. and.
exchanging freight i; thu wharf. :
for Charleston n 10 o'clork with It try
trip.
Tho Liberty arrived al tn" wharf
carly this morning from Me- 'unn"i,a-
viii" with 4 lag FARGO.
The Helen T.. came n from New Mat
amuraS last night delayed a few hours
by fog
Tho Liberty will l"av" today for Park
"rsburc and way points at y. IN.
The Helen =; d'pa;''S' for New Mara-
morris AT moon
The Liberty Transit cnmranv an
iuunc"S thnl the General Wood vii. ~.
uil the l'rn- rl"aslnt d"ri>s. wh"r" he:
hull is being Sh2athcd. anal viii h'. IN
the river hy tn" :irst a. n">; w"rk. Tn"
General i'"r"hiHr. n"w lnld ~ ri TittS-
bur::h Will leave that ely saturday "a
talk. lh" ;.!ac" Of Ia" Wood on the docks
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-23
WHEELING MAN RECEIVES
MESSAGE FROM CEN. PER5H|NG

Tho message was the property Of Leon
ard Wadsworlh. who was Il prisoner IN
one OF the German prison camps Tor
many months. and who was recently re-
leased The message is rs follows:
General Headquarters
American EXpcdilionary Forces
France, November IL, 1918.
General Orders No. 203.
THE ENEMY HAS CAPITULATED.
II is fitting that address myself in
thanks directly TO tho officers and SOL
dicrs OF the American ExpcGitionnry
Forces, who by their heroic efforts have
made possible THIS GLORIOUS RE
SUIT.
Our armies. hurricdly raised and
hastily trained. mot Il veteran enemy
and by courage. discipline and skill al
ways defeated him. Without complaint
you have endured inccSSant toll. prlFa-
lion and danger You have seen many
Of your comrades make the supreme
sacriiicc that freedom may live.
I thank you for your PATIENCE and
COURAGE with which you have en-
dured. congratulate You upon the
splendid fruits of victory which your
hcrolsm and the blood OF our gallant
dead arc now presenting in our nation.
YOUR DEEDS WILL LIVE FOREVER
ON THE, MOST GlLORlOlS IAGIIS VI
AMERICAN HISTORY.
Those things you have done. There
remains now a harder task which will
test your snldicrly qualities To the ut
most. Success in This and little note
and few praises will be sung: fail and
the light Of your glorious .achicrcNcnts
Of the past will he sadly dimmcd.
But YOU WILL NOT FAIL. Every
natural tendency may urge towards re-
Taxation in discipline. in conduct, in
appearance. in everything that marks
the soldier. Yet you will remember
that each officer and EACH SOLDIER
IS THE REPRESENTATIVE. IN Ell
ROPE or HIS PEOPLE and that his
brilliant deeds of yesterday permit no
action Of today to pass unnoticcd BY
friend or foe.
You will meet this test ms gallantly
as YOU have met the tests Of the bat
tlrilcld. Sustained by your high ideals
md inspired by the heroic past you
have played, you will carry back to our
pcople the proud consciousness OF
new Amcricanism born Of sacrifice
Whether you stand on hostile terri
tory or on the friendly soil IF France
YOl- Will. SO BEAR YOURSELF IN
DISCIPLINE, APPEARANCE AND
RESPECT FOR ALL. CIVIL RIGHTS
THAT YOU WILL CONFIRM FOR
All. TIME TIE PRIDE AND LOVE
WHICH EVERY AMERICAN FEELS
FOR YOUR UNIFORM AND. FOE
YOU.
JOHN J. rERSTlING.
General. C"mmandcr-in-Ghicf.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-23
FOOD ADMINISTRATORS
TO RETURN SATURDAY

State Food Administrator L. w. Ogle-
bay. who has been in Cleveland for
,hc last f"w weeks. will return to this
city Saturday and tax" up what official
business has accumulated in his al
Srncr. After the arn!St:cc was signed
there Was 4 general cutting down or
the number of employees Mt the fooa
adm MIST ration as IN" different branches
VIZ" discontinued. and at present tho
Sr:jt" At offices on the nth floor OF
tho National Etnk OF West virginia
s"ccms deserted with the few employees
IN comparison with the swarm Of Sue
nugra PHI rs. and clerks which held sway
up Ia III. middle Of December.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-23
COUNTY COURT NEWS
Marz-..aTn, Liceuses.

Michael A. Culirur". Washington. Pa.
and E>l!th May Smith Washington. IA.
Donald Robinson. ncnnis"n. O.. and
Edna +. Lower, Tnshocton. q.
Deeds.
r. l.. Harris and wife. Martha. m
Margaret v. Farrell. part nf lot IN Edg-
inEton. Consideration. sfo.
Joseph TTnrdlan and T. S. Riley. sp"-
c!al commissioners. to Mllic Jane
Mickey. part Of n lot in LornE Place.
Consideration. s3.000.
H. X Phillips and wife Sarah IN r. r.
Phillips. a parcel Of land in Liberty
district. Consideration. $40.
Three deeds Of trust were admitted
TO record.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-23

4 ,u.-si,ng of ;hc members ~ the MIL
nicirai band Will hc held on Sunday
morning in tn" CHAMBER Of commerce
rooms This will hn 'hc first In'.'tin:;
since tho irCIucmZl ban vas put into -
crct j.. O. Walton. secretary Of the
band. made IN" announcement yesterday
and also sad that arrangements would
b. probably mad" for staging open air
concerts next summer.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-23

because of thn sever" weather c"ndI-
tions which existed u week or NOR" ago,
many uf the convctS WHO were used FOR
labor on tn. stat" roads near N" NHT-
rows ;rnr" released from thor work until
Tie cir;n.nry ~ til" weather proved /"
10 NOR. comfort nhi'. /" outside workers.
only about % men ar" at work on th''
EarrnWS roads now and i is thought
that those formerly rr:pi"y"d on that
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-23

safe harbor about fourteen miles 'his
side Of Pittsburgh. Although the wealth
or is now favorable t"r transportation
Of the boat 10 the. Smoky Guy fourteen
feet are needed 70 take the boat the T'3't
az it's journey. As soon us IL reaches
Pittsburgh it vii! n" placed on cNhloi-
ton. 1t is hoped that IN" Journey may
be- continued before any ice flow comes
down tho river ~ heavy or sharp &c"
would badly damage til" craft
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-23
HERE AND THERE
Eerns OF Interest to Local People
About Wheeling Folks. Societies
and Organizations.

Anyone who has al idea c: what they
would think proper for 4 soldiers and
.sailors memorial is asked to send X TO
rhe cornrcittce in charge OF the project
All ideas submitted Will b" considered
carefully and it is thought that som" cit
szen will bs the one I" submit III" best
and most appropriate drawing OF plan for
n rnonurnen, in honor Of the brave lads
who let, this city and county to give
their lives ard blood to defeat Kultrr.
At a recent meeting the following tenn
porary committee vas selected: Harold
brennan, chairman: +. p. Walton. S"crc-
tarv; W. 3. Hilton. Fl. Leo Robinson. !.
p. Hanley and Louis Leonard TIL" public
Ia asked to submit its suggestions 70 :.
D. Walton