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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-13
ST, CLAIRSV|LLE
nsa14u deeds Piled.

M,ckey and Mabel Mackey 70
William Mosser. Land IN
Consideration so. =
.IoIsndcr Dixon and Frederick r..
DIXON and Herb Edwards L-ano Al
1sor+ins Ferry. Consideration sl.oo'.
HIarr 4 craver and Elmer NJ. CraVrr
.oC.nr;e r. HartttnS, ar'! Huld' itaF'-
ting. Land in Bridgeport Cohs'oef'-
ton $500. ,,,o,;,, 70
reter Miernik and Mary MicrniR 10
John Yaligora AMI Stetania
Land in Colcrain TIP E0nS'oe'A''''
$4,000 $50 ost,to
oe william A. Nichols. dec. 10 lreoFEe
B. vanHorne. Land IN o''o"
sheraton $1,000. -
c1vdc Wright. Land in Flushing Ip'
Consideration $500.
W r Passmore to Nancy Belle Pass
more. Land in Meade TIP. ConSioeta-
ton 81. .. 7,o-
,al Or1ninosky. ct al. Land in Wheenng
To, Consideration $4,000.
Marriage license.
i.n,hcr A. Wise Of Bellaire and Mag
Gertrude Kurth OF st. Clairsv1lle. K
F. D.
Common Pleas Court.
New Cases Filed: Elmer L1'"Fatc Va
ScttIc Tate. Action for divorce. Alice
r. colburn, ct al. Action to sell real
estate.
Court Entries.
Vim. T. Morgan VS.. Albert C. WILCOX
Sr. Appeal Jury returned Vcroict IN
favor of plaintiff for SITS.
Swift & Co.. vs.. Pollock & Pollock
Judgment by agreement Of parties in
favor Of plaintiffs against defendants
1or the sum OF s16S.s2 with interest
from this date. Judgment against oe-
PENDANTS for costs.
The Metropolitan Discount Co. vs. j.
s Pollock. Money. Defendant given
lcaye to file answer instanter.
n II. Hunt VS. Bessie Poliack. ct al.
Settled. dismissed and cost paid.
st. Clairsville Personals.
Harry Bentley has returned home
after spending several months at camp
Shelby. Miss.
A. P White, Of Rising Sun. Md. is
visiting ut the homo of his brother in
law. a. H Mitchell. sr.
Miss Maud Carpenter Of G!oustcr is
visiting her friend. Mrs. a. l.. McFar-
land.
| Miss Eettic TanEtta. Of Fultonham. ia
visiting local relatives.
John Mrsy and family have moved 10
Akron, where Mr.. Burg has accepted a
position.
Miss Er,rna HoGe will "ntcrrain tn"
TrtrpbIc Rec at her homo on Marietta
street. Friday evening.
Kenneth G.. Cooper. OF E"llairr was Il
business caller in town on Wednesday.
Mrs. Eliza Mccain will entertain th"
W. W. Club on Tuesday evening.
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CHINA EXPECTED
To WORK WITH
UNITED STATES.
rev. ". s. BIssoNH1Tf1, 1o1 III.
TEEN T1A16 K1061oNAA1 II
GINA u IN TIE c1Tx.

"Th.t the United States will stand:
hack Of China, should Japan interfere
with her rights" Is the opinion OF Rev.
w s. Bissonnette, for fifteen years q
missionary in China who is visiting 10
rho city for a few days. In an inter-
view with an Intelligcncer reporter last
evening he stated that II was his opln-
ion that there would be trouble betWeen
the two countries unless the League OF
Nations was formed at the peace. table
before the two countries were able 10
get mixed up in the nasty muddle.
az spent fifteen years In South China.
said tho missionary" and l can saieis
say that within tho past ten years thefe
have been wonderful changes throuHn-
out China and vast improvements made
in many ways.
The speaker stated that there arc IN
reality two separate and distinct gov
ernmcnts, or forms OF government in
china NJ the present time. One the de-
/ facto government at Pekins and the
other reactionary government with ~
capitol al. Canton. Both are represenxpn
at the present time at the peace COZ
, ference. but only one. that with neAd-
quarters at Picking, Is recognized by tho
neacc party. or the allied nations.
Rev. Bissonnette said that the peo-
plc residing in the south arc the most
natriotic. That American capital. and
such corporations as the Standard on
iccmpany. the American Tobacco COM
pany and others are doing much Tor tho
benefit OF the natives and also in the
matter Of educating the Chinese and
boosting business generally. That the
Christian missionaries were also doinx
much in the way Of educating the ma.
Lives was also his opinion. He - OF
tho opinion that Japan liz making On CT
fort to reach the coal and ore lands or
: Russia and that in order to 90 30, ene
must .ubdue China in order to gain pos
session Of the railways, to reach that
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-13
New Team.

The recently organized W"llSbur' 7.
VI {. 4 basketball team will mcrt Ecth-
any college IN the city hall on Saturday
evening. This promises to 10 til" most
interesting game Of IN" season as IT Will
be the first game for TIM coll"i'' players
aS well as for The W"iiShurc boys.
II ~ unGrr'stu"d HAT some thirty or
forty students hav" h'"n trying out for
the varsity team and they have already
arranged games with several Of the
larger colleges. and should the Wells
burg boys defeat Bethany on Saturday
night which they fully "Npcc; to do. 1t
will put .hcm in limo for the champion
;hp Of IN" ohio valley.
our boys have been prartiCiac every
evening III tho local gym and each player
is showing his old-time form.
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QUEER LEGAL TANGLE !.
IN OHIO DIVORCE SUIT

CLEVELAND, Feb. 12-This peculiar
situation has developed here in the suit
of Mrs Helen Evans Bcilstein for d.
vorce and alimony in amounts based on
her husbands expected inheritance OF
$780, 600.
Colt E. Beilstcin. the husband. who
lives in Toledo. is 25. The fortune left
by his father. Louis f.. Beilstcin. Is held
in trus, by a Cleveland bank. The Will
provides that tho estate should be
turned over to the son at his present
age II the trustees decide he Is OF ma
tlrc mind good business ability Ano
good moral character. If they decide he
isn't. they shall retain the fortune tofi
Ave years longer and continue to pay
his yearly allowance Of $4,000. -
On Mrs. Rcilstcin's appeal the court
entoincd the trustees from DELIVERING
the fortune 20 Colt. The Bailste!ns wera
married two years ago in New YORK
rttv
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GAS EXPLOSION

An explosion which Is thought TO nave
been the result Of accumulated gas from
a leaking pipe beneath tho residence OF
Edward Wagner Jr.. completely temol.
jshcd the rear Of the building at noon
yesterday. George w. Rrdekcr VINO
was working on the plumbing at the
time was in the Kitchen Mt tho time 81
the explosion but was unin]urcd Ills
assistant. Thomas Laudrrbach. sus-
ta!ncd Ind cuts from flying glass ana
was attended to BY DR.. NJ. i. Williams.
The loss which IS covered ny insur.
ancc, is estimated 1T Sl.50o. Only one
window was broken in the Scottish KIT:
Cathedral which is within two fcct OF
the building TN that side twenty
foot space was blown out
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-13
Wheeling's Violinist

David Daniels. Whc"ling's premier ~
olinIsi. who has bc,.n in tho United
States array. dropped off Il Baltimore &
Ohio train last evening and still had his
violin in his hand. flr made great hit
during III" Zinc that liz was In service
and appeared before the leading army
Officers uf he nation in various rccitals.
He carries IN honorable discharge in
his pocket also and is glad IN b" back
HON" arain with his friends, David. was
born N Russia and was educated in the
art OF handling the musical instrument
in that country.
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MORE Troops COME

NEW YORK. F'rh.' l".--rhr steamship
Santa Teresa. with i.+56 troops aboard.
and III" Peerless. with Isl officers and
enlisted men. arrived her" tonight and
will dock tomorrow.
The Santa Teresa brought homo from
Rordcaux II attachments OF conralcs-
cents. casual company II NirgnianS>
and two dctachmcnts of medical caSuals
for duty in Virginia and Georgia.
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st. INARY'5 Is
SAVED FROM
OBSTRUCTION

Fire. discovered this morning al $40
O'clock in tn" 81. MaryS ruroci:iat school
huilling III $685." WraI street. South
Sid. for u TIM. threatened III" dcStru'-
ton 1T the building. Il lHrG" two-StorE
brick. but by ,:0u,! work Of all III" South
Sid, computes "f III" fir" department
saved tn" day 3tmi prevented lhr loss
from hrrUming serious.
Tho fire WAS confined iMrEely t" TN"
ta semen, of The building. II WtS under
control at 4;l.I Il M
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Personal Notes.

Mr.. +. W. Fleming. IN appreciated nm
ploye OF the I:rsfZne Bros. glass works,
had his hand injured SO that he will be
incapacitated for work for tho present.
Miss Margaret Eolhardt is quite i'll at
hrr homo on Main street.
Mrs. Fred Mage and sister. Mrs. lean
Martin. wcr" Stcubcnvilln visitors on
Tuesday.
Will Emlc Of Main street is GONZALES
cent after y weeks illness.
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Dollar Social

On Thursday evening of next week.
February GOTH tho Aid Society Of III"
Methodist church will hold its annual
Dollar social. The function will TAX"
place in the hn&pilahle parsonage and
other persons as well as members of
tho society ar" cordially invited 4
silver Offering is tn be- taken 10 assist
in lifting the debt Of the church build
IND
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nann rntu vYn,tw.

The Married Mems club Of BenWood
will hold their annual dance this even
ing at o'clock in the St James hall.
the corner Of Fourth and Logan streets.
A Jazz orchestra has been secured. Tor
the occasion, and the latest selections
will be rendered Everyone is inViseo'
TO attend this dance
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Choir Entertained.

Mrs. Sidney Eooth and Miss Onla Bun
I'll were joint hostcsscs last evening 10
the other members Of he choir Of tho
Lincoln avenue Methodist church. The
entertainment WAS held at the Bun9ll
homo on Nest Thirty-ninth street and
about twenty were present. After re-
hearSinG for an hour. the guests enjoyed
a lunch and spent the later hours Of the
evening in social intercourse.
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pefartsJeheriB.

The marriage Of Miss Clara phkari'
dpurhter nr MIR. and Mrs. John Pekari'
and MIR. Wilhcr Jcffcrs. son OF Mrs.
sarah Jcrtcris OF TemPcranceviile. was
soIcmnized at the Cathilac church Oh
thaI mace, Monday morning at o'clock.
Both young people arc we'll known here
nMd in Ihis vicinity. and enjoy the best
wishes Of their many friends They Will
reside in rcmpcTancrT1ilc'
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Personals.

The SON Of Mr. and Mrs. William Null
dren continues seriously i'll.
Charles Schane is improving after
brief illness.
II. E Triobett continues i'll at his
home on Grant avenue.
Carl Massey is confined at his home
on Marshall street suffering ia slight
attack Of pneumonia.
Mrs. Mike Freeman is i'll at her hom"
on Marshall street.
James Caldwell OF wheeling spent
yesterday in this city on business.
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TT nose running: C''!i"T"S Sex .'"A"H''''
dizziness. frv"rlshn"SS. Snr" thtrdi. Sneez-
ing. soreness and stiffness.
"papr's Cold Cnmp"unI' - IN" quick
rSt. $urcst relief known and costs only
few cents Mt drug stores. II acts with
out assistance. tastes nice. and causes no
Inconvenience. Don't accept a substitute.
Insist on "pape's"-nothing else.
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Committee Meets.

Col. W. W. Hcall arrived from Wash
ineton. d. -. th;s morning. having made
L special trip in order Ia he present at
thc meeting Of the county road building
committee. Thr "nam;ttcr is composed
nf Cot. W. W. H@all. +. Allen Burt and
William Enniinld.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-13
NELLSbURG
Lincoln Celebration.

\ fine celebration was III progress al
the Central school on Wednesday after
noon being tn" occasion IF The birthday
of Abraham Lincoln. The veterans OF
the Civil war are II ATTENDING" and nrr
being honurc,i and are honoriaE the day.
the school and all. II is Safe 10 say that
tho efficient principal az I'll" Central
school AMI The ALL" corps of teachers
wifi see 10 II that the program VIII he
entirely <atiHfar;"ry Ia. everyone pres
cn1, which includes visitors.
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RutatAall Practice.

The girls basketball team Of Union
high school will practice this evening
at the Union gym, to get in readiness
FOR the battle Friday evening when
they will meet the Follansbee soxteete-
Union defeated the up-the-river girls
in the last battle. and they mean to DO
the same again.
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Conductor Recovering.

Samuel Tert. prominent baltimore &c
Ohio railroad conductor, who met with
an accident several days ago Wheh ne
v,s knocked down by, a. train, is now
on the road to recovery. The doctor
states that he will be able to take up
hi. duties again in several days
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Climb Meeting.

Mrs. Russell MhitlinScr Uf South LIN
coin avenue was hostess 10 the members
Of her club nj her home Tuesday even
ing The evening was devoted TO fancy
work and conversation. and dainty
lunch was served during the course OK
he evening.
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M'MECHEN
Win stage Play.

Friday evening. February II.
clever play will be presented In the
public. school auditorium by the Ben
wood IRE department. The attractive
skit IS entitled Tho Broo&dale Farm.
Preparations arc being mado to handle
a large crowd. due to the advance sale
Of ticketQ
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Police Notes.

Row Jones was up before Mayor
Boyles Tuesday evening for hopping on
the rear Of a street car. He was hneo
$3.50. 49,,
All the ne~sies of the town were up
nefore the mayor Tuesday evening
charged with throwing paper upon the
street, The lads were not fined, but
were given a sound lscturins.
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rastse, ASd Society.

District No. Of the Ladies' Aid So
ciety Of the First II. E church VIII DO
entertained this evening at the home OF
Mrs H. Rinehart OF Chaplfne street.
wheeling. The society will leave on
the 7:1s car from this city. No 5 will
meet Thursda, evening at the home OF
Mrs. Harry McE1roy Of Caldwell street.
District No. will meet at tho home OF
Mrs. James Powell Thursday evening. a
full membership Is expected
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Literary Program.

The students of Union Hi will hold
their monthly literary program Friday
afternoon. About twenty students will
take part in this program 1t Will be-
gin promptly at o'clock Everyone IS
invited to attend.
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A. B. Cochrane Returns.

\. r. torhr:.r". payrlnStcr ~ tho CHI
aga l. :. trimming station. marine de-
narimcnt. has returned To- his post after
q visit Il; thn hom" Of his brother AL
fred CnchranC. Of 12GG Pleasant avenue.
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Tald MeotiuR,

The Young Ladies' circle Of the Chris
Iinu church met Friday evening win
Miss Muudc Chappcll Of East MAN
street y program was given are,
which a social hour was enjoyed anu
nice refreshments were served.
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Hft1bt, Accident.

Little Billie Vaghn. aged five. met
With a slight accident Tuesday when he
felI from the porch Of his home on
Fifth street He was taken to the Of
f3ce Of Dr.. Barlow. After On cNamina-
ton It was discovered that he had re-
ceived q number Of bruises about the
head.
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RaskAtbau.

The boys and girls baskctbail teams
nr the GAINESVILLE high Will go 70 pei
Iai,n Friday evening, where they Will
MEG, Tho teams of the Bellsire high.
Fast gumcs are expected.
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Influenza.

Chief Of Police ti"rr-" Porter reported
at ESQ on "Wednesday seven now cases
Of influenza. tho sam" being patients Of
DR.. +. r. Dare.
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so,dier Here On ruraozSn-

Sergeant Jack Williams. popular
McMechen lad who is stationed at
Camp Lee. is spending a nde day FUR
Tough here with bis parents and friends.
He Is in fine physical condition and ID
we'll pleased with army LIE
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BARhESvlLll

Mr. and Mrs. J. W. CusseltS OF North
chestnut street announce inc ehsuSc-
mrnl III their daughter, Miss EiiZaueth'
In MIR. William =. Stein of East d" MI
Tier street, Columbus.
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Tourist Club.

The Tourist club will meet Ffloay
afternoon with Mrs. w. F. smith Oh
North Chestnut street. Inc '1olio"ihe
program will be given:
ROll lQll -. - - - - -
t,onnucs, OF the Air Mrs +. G. Harrison
Roctrf.lIcr Institute. Mrs. Kyle Slilter
i.n,,,,,,n.,n Mrs. r. P. Cook
Cnm,.nrsoIinn American Art
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Held n.d-weck Prayer Service.

, The rnid-week prayer service OF the
N. e. church was held last evening with
a good attendance. Ward Goodwin con"
Quoted the service
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big Ganns Friday.

Another big basketball game has been
scheduied this season. The Union teams
viii meet the boys and girls teams OF.
Follansbec Friday evening at. the
Union gym. Ono Of the largest crowds
that ever attended a game is expected
Friday.
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pa,-esville Briefs,

Burn-A son TO Mr.. and Mrs. homer
Day of Miu1ri Florida. Mrs Day was
formerly Miss Ella Eurkhart OF 'h's
place.
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x.or+ve1 Honoraole DisoharTe

Heary (Audcat Burscy. who has
been In the navy for the, past two years,
has received his honorable discharge.
Mr.. Bursey has been kept real busy
telling Of his experience while overseas
He made eight trips overseas.
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Choir RehearBa1.

e. The weekly choir rehearsal OF the
First N. E church will be held this
evening in the auditorium OF inc
cbrrrh> A number Of new selections will
he rehearsed for the Sunday servica
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Don't stay stufcd-up'

Uui, blowing and snuff.ng! y dose
OF "Pape's Cold Compound" taken every
two hours until three doses are taken
!. uill end grippe misery and brcnk up Il
\Severe cold either in the head. chest
limbs.
nSptly opens clogged-up nostrIls
esaSes: stops nasty discharge
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INTERMEDIATE LEAGUE
SCORES LAST NIGHT

Last evening the intermediate Basket
ball leagues played their scheduled
games in the local gymnasium. Teams
!, 9, S and Z were the winners. The in.
tcrcSt in these games Ia increasing. and
the boys arr displaying the kind of ball
that is expected OF The big boys. Under
the direction of Prof. Miller the boys
arc rapidly learning. Tho shooting 1t
foul baskets last evening was out OF the
ordinary. as there was. not a single bas-
kct missed:
The summaries of the games arc:
Team No. Cir. Team No. 4-13.
Smith ..t............... Schamhra
Forward.
Bennett Observation-Disclosures. Cunningham
FORWARD.
Clrich ..,................ Beulck2
Center.
Obcrman ............. ........ Gorrcl!
Guard,
Guard.
Field gonis--Bcnnctt ). Clrich l. Gun
ninGham >. Schambra /. lsculekc I. Fhmi
goals-ulrch. 5 out of 5; Bculckc. out
OF !.
Team No. o--2i. Team No. SIS.
Brinkman ......e............ M"eA
FOrwlru.
SchilllnE .............. bow
Forward.
Johnson ....'.'''.''''' Seh""t''1
Center.
ofrien ...''.'''. '.'''''' ""'H'''S
Guard.
Becker ................ Hickman
Guard.
Field Goals-Brinkman ;. Schilling |.
Iobp~o, < Mack Tlou Foul goals
srinkman, out OF ..
Team No, l--l2. Team No. -.
Schabcr NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. McCltl!ani
Forward
Forward.
Center
HohstCttcr lcFaFa
Guard.
Mott ........... .............. dc. Eo'i
Guard.
Field goals--Srhahcr $. Saunders 3.
DcRol, .. Foul Eoal"-McClcllaad out
Of ;.
Team No 20. Team N%. So.
Ecsbitt ................. H"hrc''H
Forward.
Johnson ''>'-~-'-t
Forward.
Hopwood ...............'' MeNu'''
Center.
Guard.
Robinson ...'''':
Guard.
Field goals-NrSbltt !. Johnson E.,
Robinson 4. GnuI Eoals--Iohn' son. out
Of 4 Rcrcrcc-Rohrccht, ". u. S.
BUY WAR SAVINGS STAMPS
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mother" Sent This

If the sweetest little kiddies
Act ike old and grabbed Biddes
From the pain that's in their mddies-
Coscdrets!
When the child begins to all,
Coated tongue and looking pale,
Spend two Itneys Of your kae-
Casco7ets!
Youd relieve your Eddie If you could
OF course you will knew you would.
Any druggist in your neghborhood.-
Cascarets! 10 cents!
This wise mother knows that the and safest relieve bill
sous, sick conPd child giving candy Ccarets the first sign
of white tongue, feveishfbreath a stomach
Children love Cascarets because the candy Nothing
works. the nasty bile lamentations and posons from
liver and bowels genuyyt thoroughly Each 10 of
Cascarets has directions for children aged year old and upwards
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buy WAR SAVINGS STAMPS
The spectator., 1919-11-14
T. B. CRUSADE IS ON

nual jousts with disease took place, found many pages" "sQuires" and knights" ready to be given their t. ties of knights banneret the highest degree of honor to be received by the crusaders. In many cities and towns accolades were held and on the Vest ern coast Major Lloyd personally gave the four blows" to hundreds of "air knights" or boys and girls who had faithfully performed II health chores for the entire tournament and so be- came knights banneret.
 At the capitol in Washington the largest accolade of the crusade was held. with Vice President Marshall act ing as league master and comforting the honors on the candidates. The steps of the capitol building were filled with children who had fought a winning fight against disease.
 There are 3.O0O.OOO children in the crusade. and It Is estimated that more than Q per cent of them will win hon. ors in the tournament. By complet.
The spectator., 1919-11-14
NEW GERMAN CAPITAL SEEN
Berlin Worried Lest Seat of Govern ment Be Shifted to the
 Rhine.

Berlin. Germany-The Boersen Zei- tung, one of the ablest German news papers, says the fate of the city Is in the balance and that it is. perhaps, too late to save it from becoming a city of the second class, with the re- moval of the capital and the activity in business and political sense to some Rhincland city. It Is n theory that has been gaining ground lately and is causing Berlin to lose sleep.
 Strikes have followed one another in an endless succession. The uncer- tainty of the economic situation al most led to boycotting of Berlin as the chief work center of Germany. De spite the huge expense, one industry after another left Berlin for quieter steadier fields.
 Merchants. politicians and industrial leaders have predicted that the trans fer of the assembly or reichstag would infiict a severe blow on Berlin. espe- cally If it should lead to the choice of another capital.