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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-22

sales comn:issary unit 81: mobile vet
cr!nary section sol: $40 field battalion;
signal corps; ;tN5 telegraph battalion:
3nI engineers and engineer train. 81 di-
vision complete.
Other units arc company c.. 30i scrr-
ice battalion: evacuation ambulance
company 32:F 379 military police COM
pany: United States army ambulance
service sections 500, SIS. $50. a43. SAT.
1AS. 5nS. 527. 52S. 533. 54l. 556. SIS,
Sis. 6l7. CTS. $40. 6l2. 564, So. $50, sos.
613. eos. 619. $50 572. 61Q. GA and
service park units 3l2 and 3la: 529 en-
ginccrs service battalion: headquarters
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-22

pany c.. $40 engineers; company c.. sos
labor battalion: depot service COM
panies Is. Il. Is: bakeries companies
309 and 319; sales commiSsary units
II, '26. 81 and II first battalion and de-
tachmcnt 142 field artillery: service bat
TALON 312. quart crnastcr corps: reEi-
mental headquarters 20 engineers: 81
ambulance company: Is cavalry sanitary
squads Is. 40. ~. l19. 100 and IS: motor
truck company S: 236 and 223 military
police companies: companies 1876 trans
Portation corps: supply company sos:
company D.. service battalion 305: head
quarters motor Number IL: motor trans
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-22

portation company dI5: 522 engineers;
brigade Headquarters liS and 146 field
artillery Of the Is ncld artillery brigade:
balloon company SIS: base hospitals IL"
and IS headquarters medical detachment
and companies A.. c.. D.. E.. and t.. -
engineers: headquarters, companies.
supply company. medical detachment
and batteries c.. D.. f. and F.. l42 field
artillery.
Organizations Of tho fourth corps also
assigned were;
Headquarters. headquarters troop and
detachment. second cavalry troops NJ.
service park unit $50; sanitary train 301:
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-22
STATE NEWS
S-<D.de

CEHRLESTUN ". VH-Fouteen
Miners were killed inside and outside
tho mines of West Notwithstanding the
nnrnth- of Apn. .acoUutnG to tho figures
,eoupl1ed by tho stste department Of
rnfana T@-@ The deaths occurred IN
eide mines The deaths by counties are.
Ehrzyzaa q, Mcdowell 3. and one each
dhr Booze. BrUtun. Fsyette, Marion,
$afercss- AIfugo .sud Ohio counties
,MCBEHTCWN-rh Student Gov
,e1umen6 Association OF West Virginia
sHtperstty has elected The following Of
Beers for The ensuing year: Miss Effe
KodHnspn- president: Hiss Mae New7non,
Rsce rHes3dent= Miss Era Gallagher, sec
seSUy; Miss Eva Winer. treasurer. The
8sccSatton has affiliated itself with the
-coneStzte- S@1eut Government as
auaOn.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-22

supply and companies B and D.: 1yacu-
alton ambulance companies IL 1s. ~. 20.
SIS. So. md 74i Valdahon school detach-
ment field remount bquadrons SIS, 316
and 32S: clothing squad 800; company
c. SIS engineers: evacuation hospital IL
veterinary hospital IS: II engineers ex-
cept the battalion and wagon train;
rcgimcntal headquarters and first bat
talon 23rd engineers: head quarters
and company C. sol motor supply train.
AUTO 11UCE 110Me.
my17-l
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-22
MANY MORE TROOPS
SCHEDULED FOR EARLY
RETURN TO HOMELAND

WASHINGTON, May 2l-OHganiza-
ltfcns assigned to early return today
were: Companies A, E. F., and medical
detachment, so1st supply train; com
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-22

For any kind Of cement or cnucre&n
work. can P J. GaTligHn, 81 Fouteeuth
St, Ben 144T-R. myT-lmn
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-22

CHkKLESHCW-W Tho sreHaez
part Of West Virginia tndhashy9s run-
ming Htde more Chan haR tina, or With
only so 10 SIS per cent OF It's normal
force OF labor. the situation viii soou
be back to r 100 per cent basis This
fact Is indicated IN a SUMMARY OF labor
conditions in tho state, Just made By
s. B. Montgomery. state labor commits
soner. from reports made by his inspec-
tors after they had interviewed labor
leaders and operators Of mines and fac
tories in many sections of the state.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-22

VETERANS or CIVIL WAS, BOTH
YATES AID JCHNNUS, WERE IN
1nE ALMOST 10 A NAN.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-22

CEKFu1ESTON-Yh Putnam County
c 1rt has entered an order providing Ion
a class A road project for state and fe&-
era1 aid, and for the expenditure ii
the money secured on bonds In Cu1ry
district Tho project VIII can for the
construction Of all or part OF the 1o-
milo stretch forming the connecting
link in the Midland trail between Hur-
rica1fe and the Kanruha nnsa
CEGR1ESTON- rsex~uf no snns1y
road bond issues voted IN West Virgtnta
during Che past two years a1r1. Others 10
be- voted on this summer. tho dects4cr
Of The supreme count IN the RSfchHs
county urardauuS case, requiring an In
terest accrutns IN county Repositories ca
such bond money to be turned into The
district road fund IN which no fns9s
were voted Is regarded Of specaa1 I'm
porAnce. Roads VIII secure addtfunni
large rverues which otherwise would
have gGue into county treasures under
tho general statutA
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-22

CHARLESTON State afd projects
approved by tho State Road eca.11tssioa
are: Greenbrier and james River turn
pike, - miles between Lewtsburg and
Central school, 10 cost $zS,563; Weston
and Gauley Bridge turnpike, Braxton
county. between Sutton and the Nfchol1s
line, three miles, $3.50; one nuIIe tn
Braxton county near THte Creek. S1S,.
8So7 two ndles IN Randolph county, BE-
tween Roaring Creek Junction and eSss
Barbour Inc, S17.462-5a.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-22
E[GHTlETH DIVISION WILL BE GIVEN
!. GREAT RECEPTION UPON RETURN

Board Of Education, appointed by-Go~-
eTnor Coruveu under provisions Of the
recently adopted school code. does not
take Office unN July 1. It viii hod q
meeting Juno 90 at Charleston. The
session VIII Officially be known, -Ss- ono
Of the StHte Board of Regents. but as
the uew board Includes all members Of
Of Chat board and two Others. the hitter
win be asked to attend-
R1tESTON-Federl aid projects
approved BY the State Road commission
are: Ono and one-hslf miles in Wood
county, between Parkersburg and Eliza
beth. to cost $4,000; three miles on
Northwestern turnpike. near Parkers-
burg, to cost $4,000, ana six miles from
Princeton to Flatop, in Mercer county
TO cost <54, 1000. The FEDERAL aid in eaeA
instance ts-ore7raH Of the~coSL
Evening journal., 1919-07-30

quent tests they assure themselves
that their products are being manu-
featured according TO regulations and
that the department viii hereafter
hold them accountable The duty is
also clearly upon them under the law,
not only TO assure themselves that
their products are being manufactured
in a LEGAL manner. but that they are
not disir buied in such manner as to
encourage their use as a beverage.
In conclusion The letter should carry
the warning that whenever a prepara-
ton IS found upon the market which
does not conform 10 the required
standards, fun tax liability and all
penalties, civil and criminal imposed
by the law. viii be asserted regardless
OF The ostensibIe purpose for which
the preparation Is made
Manufacturers wholesale and retail
dealers Viii similarly be held strictly
accountable whenever it S found that
the preparations made or distributed
by them have been made or distributed
under such preventablc circumstance
as would have assured them, had they
cared TO ascertain the facts that the
were 10 be distributed
and used as beverages
Evening journal., 1919-07-30

decreed, for the first time. that wife
might divorce her husband for any one
Of the following three crimes: Murder
the preparation of poisons, or violation
Of the tombs.
One hundred and ten years later The
Emperors Theodosius and yalentinian
added to these grounds for divorce the
following. Treason, adultery, forgery,
stealing from a church, attempting a
wife's life or beating her, and the in
PRODUCTION OF immoral women into the
home.
Thus the bug" began to thrive and
flourish. and "dlyorcitisr took its place
among the important social diseases OF
the world.
Just how America seems 10 be par
ticularly fertile ground for it, to our
tremendous national detriment.
With the growth OF Americas sense
OF justice, unfortunately showing itself
by making divorces easier and easier.
thousands Of husbands and wives are
rushing into the courts with fancied or
magnifled grievances and demanding
a freedom which only spells misery for
themselves and all OF us in the end.
Meeting this situation taxes the in
genuity and patience Of those having
authority TO unite martial knots, but
who would far rather discover Just why
the knots were slipping and apply
some remedies.
In the succeeding articles for The
Evening journal., 1919-07-30
CYTDArTe IJcCn COD
LAlhhUl0 UOLD TUn
BEVERAGE PURPOSES
Revenue Comm ssionc 7
Warns Conpounders They
Must Keep Within Law
PRIVILEGE SAID
TO BE ABUSED

Collector OF Internal Revenue Joshu,
w Miles, OF this revenue district ha.
received additional instructions from
commissioner Roper relative TO the
enforcement OF the law against The
safe OF medicinal and toilet prepara-
Tons and flayor.ng extracts for bever-
age purposes in prohibition territory
n his letter the commissioner writes
The general abuses recently dscov-
cred in prohibition territory Of prepsr-
atons manufactured with non-beverage
alcohol, indicate that change is ne
cessary in the bureau policy OF en-
forcing the regulations governing such
manufacture.
II has become clear that greater pre-
caution must he taken 10 prevent the
marketing. under the guise OF legiti-
mate and necessary medicinal and toll
let Preparations and 1ayoring extracts.
OF preparations which do not conform
10 the standards fixed by regulations.
and which are easily and generally di-
verted to beverage uses. IL is not on
ly important that the revenues should
be protected in this regard. but also
that manufacturers who habtuaily
comply with the regulations and take
care that their preparations are not
sold as beverages. should not be dis
credited through the operations OF the
INSCRIPTIONS.
Abuses have developed TO such an
extent that is is believed to be essen
tiRl 10 depart from the lenient policy
sdopted in the past in enforcing these
Treasury decisions. Hereafter. an man
70 90 Ia. a 4faI.
n0n-beverage alcohol Is authorized TO
be used VIII be uniformly held for tax
and penal Liability where their pro-
ducts have been found to be manufac-
tured and marketed otherwise than ac-
cordlng 10 the regulations. This rule
VIII be followed even though there is
no evidence indicating bad faith or
neglect on the part OF the manufactur-
er. 81 user OF non-beyeragc alcohol.
The general excuse given by manu-
facturers whose preparations are found
upon the market after having been
sold for beverage purposes and man
ufactured otherwise than according TO /
the regulations, has been that such |
manufacturers were in ignorance OF |
the requirements OF the bureau Ac- 1
e0rdlngly. you are directed TO send TO |
esoh manufacturer pharmacist or 9TH
er person in your district holding a |
permit TO use non-beverage alcohol In /
OF this class, circular /
letter calling attention TO the fact that /
all preparations manufactured by them |
must conform to the standards OF the |
e. s. p. the National Rormularly. or
Circular 40 OF tho Department Of Agri- |
,ulture. and to the regulations OF the |
bureau governing the manufacture and !
sdle OF such preparations.
The circular letter should advise the 1
permit holders 10 IS essential that /,
throogh constant supervision and fire. /
Evening journal., 1919-07-30
Sacatting The Diuorce Bug"
Americas Great Heart" Specialist Germ" in Fore
word to Six Articles Causes Marital Misery
of the Daily Fvepno o,,.I

unless the specialist in "dlvorci;is"-
usually the superior court judges to
whom the afflicted wife or husband tells
the story-uses the palliatiyes Of com
mon sense and the milk OF human
kindness.
The divorce plague is comparatively
modern.
True, the Bible tells us OF men who
put aside their wives for one reason
or onolher-but there was no legal or
church sanction until the middle period
OF the Roman Empire, when IL became
legal for a man to divorce his wife. and
for a father TO take his daughter from
her husband against the wishes Of both.
Even then separations OF husband and
wife We're so distasteful that for 30
years no man took advantage Of the
law. The first man TO invoke IL was
Spurius Ruga who repudiated his wife
on account Of barrenness. A Roman
senator was once expelled from his
high Office for uniustly divorcing his
wife.
In A. d 33i the Emperor Constantine
Evening journal., 1919-07-30

wrecked home behind 10.
That is the almost invariable result
Evening journal., 1919-07-30
BY NUDGE mos. =. GRAHAM.

,San Francisco Divorce Judge. known
as Great Reconciler." and Americas
Leading Heart Specialist
Excepting the germs OF Bolshevism,
there is no bug more menacing to our
Evening journal., 1919-07-30
MARTENS IN CHARGE
OF DAIRY ASSOCIATION
SPECIAL 70 The Evening Journal


NEWARK. July 3o.-Fred b. Msrtenis
a Delawaresn and a Delaware College
man, has been appointed TO take charge
of the Diamond State Cow Testing As
ISOLATION The appointment is effec-
tive August 4
The association this year has a strong
organization and the officers have in
sisted upon securing a well-trained
man IN order that he may be OF value
TO the members with the problems OF
feeding. breeding and herd manage
ment as well as with those Of The ac-
lusl record keeping and testing.
With Mr. Msrtenls as field man, up
der the direction OF President W w.
Blake Arkcoll and Secretary-Treasurer
!. /. Dayett. and in cooperation with
the New Casetle County Farm Bureau.
every indication is that The members
win experience the most profitable
year in the history Of the association.
Evening journal., 1919-07-30

general happiness
and welfare today
than the 'divorcitis'
maggot.
This disease, in
the treatment OF
which ! have spe-
cialized 10 a great
er or less degree
during the past ten
years. may easily
become epidemic
10 attacks the
minds Of married
folk In a hundred
different vays-b but
g a c Il particular
route leads TO a
court room leaving
Evening journal., 1919-07-30

Evening Journal I win attempt to de
scribe some of these remedies, together
with the symptoms and phases Of "di-
vorcitis'-which every husband and
wife at some time has to combat with
greater or less vigor
More Tomorrow.)
Evening journal., 1919-07-30
WHEN THE BOYS COME HOME

Remember TO care for their feet The Gov
ernment supplied the troops with 1000 600
pounds of powder for the feet, because it
made the men more efficient They could
walk twice far and be- comfortable n
they had some Aliens Foot Ease in each
shoe. Try 1t yourself and see what com
fort you get from this standard remedy.
Ask for Aliens Foct-Ease, for tired, aching.
swollen feet, blisters and sore spots. Sold
everywhere.
The Yale expositor., 1919-02-13
X. OF C.'s ON TOUR

Information has been received at
this Office that will be of great in
terest to members of the Knights of
Columbus in this community, that
on Sunday, Feb. 10th, a delegation
OF prominent Knights of Columbus
from Port Huron, who are touring
ST. Clair and Sanilac counties will
stop in our city few hours, and
they will be glad to meet X. of C.'s
and their friends at the Sacred Heart
church.
The Yale expositor., 1919-02-13

TIMBER--I have about
10 acres of standing timber for sale
suitable for fire wood. Anyone wish
ing timber for barn frames can get
same. Vincent Bringard, mile north
and 21S miles east of Roseburg. 44-4
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-05-28
; LATEST WORLD NEWS
WIRELESS SERVICE

clal have voted to call for a ballot
OF all union members on the ques-
ton of joining the general strike
which is being carried on in other
western Canadian countries.
WASHINGTON. : Secretary
Daniels to the house Naval Com
mittee today said that no change
was contemplated in the depart
ments policy of creating two
fleets for the Atlantic and Pacific
by the latter part of the summer
He said a large number of very
type of vessel will be in Pacific
waters. There will be two fleets
OF equal strength the Secretary.
with two of the best Admirals in
the Navy in command. | took this
up with Admiral Benson recently
and believe the time has come to
put the plan into effect.
WESTERVILLE.- Anti.Saloon
Leagues National headquarters
announced here the William Jen-
nings Bryan would open cam
paign for world wide prohibition
with a speech at Washington
before the league annual conven
ton on June eigth and there
after tour the country for three
weeks.
BERLlN.-Germany will agree
to reduce her army to 100000 men
as demanded by the Allies peace
terms ask that the limit be not
enforced until conditions within
the country are stabilized.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-05-28
May %, 1919.

-
Base ball scores.
American League. Phila. 1,
Wash. 3, Boston 4, New York 3,
Detroit 3, Chicago 4, Cleveland
6, st. Louis 5.
National League. St. Louis 4,
Chicago 5, Pittsburg 2, Cincinnati
ii /, Brooklyn /, Boston 0, New
York 10, Phila. 4.
WASHINGTON. = The Navy
seaplanes NC 4 under command
of Lieut.. COmd'r Read reached
Lisbon today at four two p. m.,
making nearly eight hundred
miles flight from Ponta Delgada
in slightly less than ten hours.
This marks official completion of
transatlantic flight and naval
aviator gets honor of first to cross
ocean. Fight start was made at
ten eighteen GMT this morning
and crew was same that made
long flight from Trepassey to
Azores. The giant seaplane kept
on touch with destroyers parcial-
ly all the way. Each station ship
with one or two exceptions send
ing in flash that was Secretary
Daniels sent following massage
to Commander Read entire Ma
Wy congratulates you and your
fellow aviators on special honor
making first transatlantic flight.
We are al intensely proud of
your achievement and thankful
that it has been accomplished
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-05-28

without mishap to any of the
daring aviatOrs who left our shO.
res Oh first air journey to Europe
To all of them and to YOU all
honor is due. Signed Josephus
Danies. !"
PARIS.-British and American
marines have been landed at Bal
tic port of Danzig says Warsaw
dispatch. Powerful fleet will be
anchored off harbOr there.
PARIS.-Austrian peace terms
with exception of military, naval
and reparation clauses will be
presented to Austrian delegation
on Friday says Reuter-.
CONGRATULATIONS and cares
over prospective occupation by
allies have been on increase
recently in Western Germany.
Some newspapers writing edito-
rials urgin people to keep cool
and be prepared for any events
even occupation by Allies.
PARIS.-Premier Lloyd Geor-
ge it is understood is consider
ing favorably proposal from
American this year. Would go
especially to attend first meeting
of League of Nations in Wash
ington in October.
LISBON. = Eight twenty-five
p. m. the NC 1 has arrived here
under her own power completing
the first transatlantic air voyage.
TORONTO.-Members of the
Central trades an labor CONNER
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-05-28
NOT A PATH OF ROSES

Ours has not been a path of roses.
When we purchased the property in
1906 the street car system was in the
last stages of disrepair. The light
ing system supplied only San Juan
and immediate vicinity. There was
no Caguas tranway. The Comerio
power plant had not been developed.
The street car system did not include
the Condado extension or any sections
of double tracking.
Our purchase included little more
than an opportunity to spend money
for further development with the ex-
pectation of future profit.
We invested in the future, invested
heavily.
Part of what was then the future
is now the past. We have not lost
faith, and we have not ceased to in
vest, despite the fact that new and
unforeseen hardships have developed
almost continuously.
And every step forward we have
taken has been to meet some public
necessity, to provide for some wide
felt need. Every step has been SUBJ
ject to public approval and govern
ment control.
Porto Rico Railway Light &
Power Co.,
San Juan wouldn't be San Juan
without the street cars.
Advt.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-05-28
AUTO. INCIDENTS.

The, Police have reported the
following:
On, May 23rd., truck belong
ing to Sobrinos de Villamil, viii
lie OH the way from Carolina to
Fajarde, hit automobile No.
3057, belonging to Arturo de
Leon. The respective chauffeurs
were Tiburcio Carrion and Bias
Cintr6n9
On the night of the same day,
autp., number P-535, owned by
Santiago Rodriguez, but driven
by Juan Reyes, collided with
guagua No. 537, belonging to
Luis Ornes Ramos, and in char
ge Of Rafael Marques, as chauf-
feur. Candido Rodriguez, coll
ectof in the latter vehicle, sus-
tanned wounds on the head, and
Evangelio Leon, the only pass
engef at. the, time was also in
jured On the head. Reyes was
placed under arrest.
On the 25th. instance, auto
No. 1876, belonging to the Y. M
C. .A,s and in charge of E. N
WhittkeF, as chauffeur, collidec
withia horse truck conducted by
Venancio Cruz. The accident
happened at DOS Hermanos'
Bridge on the way to Condado
On the 23rd. instant at Be
tances Street, Vega Baja, auto
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-05-28

mobile No. 2649, owned by The
Fruit Exchange Company, in
charge of F. N. Reed, ran over
Eleuterio Martinez, aged 8. The
child was taken care of by DIR.
Hernaiz, and the chauffeur prov
ed that his machine was runn-
ing at moderate speed and the
case was accidental.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-05-28
The Shows Only New Car
TheEssex-IsNow Ready for Delivery

Not Room for It and the Hudson on the Main Floor of
Madison Square Garden, They Are Given the
Largest Space in the Building, in the Concert
Hall on the Second Floor
The most interesting exhibit at all of the automobile
this year is the only car-the ESSEX.
It's coming has been looked a
And when the first showing January
every ESSEX sales crowded by
to see the about which they had heard much.
Thousands have since ridden in it.
Note the praising they have combines the
wanted qualities of both the light weight cheap which ap
peas because of it's low cost and operation with
endurance performance elegance easy riding qualities of
the large costly does this in way that other
done.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1919-05-01
Notice of Annual Meeting
Of Stockholders of Orchard
Irrigation Company of
Payette County, Idaho

Notice is hereby given. that
the annual meeting Of the stock
holders OF the ORCHARD IRRIGA-
TON COMPANY OF Payette. Idaho.
viii be held at the office OF z c. S.
Brainard. No. III North Sth street.
Payette. Idaho. on Tuesday the
18Th day of Nay. 1918. al 500
O'Clock P NJ OF said day. for the
purpose of eleeting Three Directors,
and for the transaction OF any other
business which may properly come
before said meeting
Dated Psyette, Idaho- April 7+th.
1919
c. ]. SMITH, President.
E c. 5. BRAINARD.
Acting Secretary
May 1. s