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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-08-29

pleted in time to turn in the alarm
last night.
On the other hand, another Of
these boxes early yesterday morn
ing sent in an alarm from the
wholesale grocery of Henry Darts
Sons. First avenue and Nineteenth
street, when there was no fire at
all. The sprinkler system burst
ed, causing water to squirt all over
the building until the firemen re-
paired it upon arrival. The break
ing of a cap is given as the cause
of the false alarm.
And herewith is a final warning
to youths who seem to take delight
in breaking the fire alarm boxes
without necessity, thus causing the
firemen to make a useless run.
Hereafter action will be taken
against such persons. it is declar-
ed by city authorities. Just what
will be done is withheld, although
it is said that drastic action will
be taken against the first person
caught breaking box when there
is no fire.
Last night at O'Clock box No.
A was broken at Forty-fourth
street and Fifth avenue. The fire.
men had to make a run to that To-
cation, only to find that someone
had evidently been fooling them.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-08-29

Tractor company building last
week. Several explosions OF am
monia and gas tanks between 11g45
and II midnight augmented the
flames. At a few minutes to II,
hose connection was made and the
fire gradually extinguished until
only few sparks were left a.
this morning.
About 1870 the alarm was seat
in and all fire companies except
No. s we're called to the blaze, the
departments of other cities being
notified. II seemed at first that
the fire had escaped control. as diff
ferent explosions caused the flames
to spread. A crowd of several
thousands saw the fire.
The immediate blaze broke out
almost spontaneously in the shop.
containing tools, empty barrels and
other stored goods, on the north
side of the structure, joined to the
big building by a garage. The shop
was about 20 feet high, Is feet
wide, extending from the rear of
the main building and garage to
half way to the front, where it met
another brick storage building.
The shop was destroyed in short
time and the flames carried to the
garage, at one time catching
part Of the rear roof of the larger
structure.
The fact that there was no wind
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-08-29

enabled the fremen to extfnguish
the fire as the explosions ceased.
The fumes from ammonia, how
ever, made the work very disa-
greeable.
Small Buildings Burn.
The garage. which extended
along the west side of the main
building. being joined at the rear
on one side by the shop and on the
north front side by a larger store
house, was practically destroyed
also. It contaiLed two trucks. The
cushions of these vehicles were
burned. but the bodies of the au-
tomobiles were not destroyed. The
garage was a One-stOry structure,
about Is feet wide and 10 feet
high, extending the length of the
building.
Mr.. Bahnsen could not estimate
the damage this morning. He knew
nothing of the fire until his arrival
this morning, telephone communi
cation being impaired. 1t is esti-
mated by others. however, that the
loss is not over $4,000. Both the
shop and garage were compare
lively old structures.
A fire alarm box system was be-
ing installed on the south side of
the main building yesterday, to be
connected with the sprinkler sys-
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-08-29
LOOP BLOCK is
Threatened IN
FIRE OF $4,000
Shop and Garage Of Hartz & Balm
sen establishments Burn,
Damage About $1,000.

Fire which threatened an entire
block in the loop broke out in a
shop addition Of the Hartz & Balm
sen wholesale druggist establish
ment, 226-28-30 Nineteenth street,
last might
ground $4,000 by firemen. the shop
and a garage on the north side of
the big structure being practically
destroyed The cause still is a
mystery this morning, the blaze
breaking out suddenly. The build
ings were insured.
The blaze at first threatened to
follow the course of that which
destroyed the Moline Universal
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-08-29

tenn inside. It was not completed
in time for use last night
Different ideas as to the cause of
the blaze have been offered. Some
believe it incendiary, some lay the
FIRE to spontaneous combustion,
while others have suggested that
a lighted cigaret might have been
dropped near the gasoline tanks in
the shop.
Excitement was created through
out the loop district when news of
the fire spread. Several important
buildings near the blaze were
threatened, including the Rock Is
land club and the Harper house.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-08-29
NEW FIRE ALARM
NOT USED AS 1T
WAS UNFINISHED

Fire in the addition to the Hartz
& Bahnsen wholesale druggist es-
tablishment last night broke out
just before the installation of a
fire alarm box on the wall of the
building at Third avenue and Nine
teenth street was complete.
The box was being installed yes
terday in connection with the
sprinkler system. 1t was not COM
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-08-29

It has taken business grit stand of the crowd
lime like this when prices everything going up and de-
beratey let furniture go reduced prices And
ainy is going at fast clip But gad-glad because
have met many faces made many friends,
and glad too for very human and selfish reason-becaue
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-08-29

we will be able open up September with nearly all
merchandise.
This has been the biggest busiest sale in our history
nure prices are steadily advancing you have the CHI
Of the year supply your present and future home urr
ing needs Buy anything you want convenient payne
Come tomorrow. ~z..z-xessa-
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-09-02
WSSl WSSl WSSl
ZE SOKOLA HAVLlCEk.

Sokol HavliGek We sve po-
sledni mesiGni schulz povolil
500 jako dar ceskosloven-
skym legionardm, vrativsim Sc
prave z Evropy. Dale vsichni
clenove Sokola Havlicek jsou
timto vyzvani, ably kazdy bra
tr jako jednotlivec daroval die
moznosti nejvetsi obnos k to-
muto 1celu, mebot' jisty popla-
tex musi byti zaplacen z tech
to SHREK "a dopravu ruzneho
pomocneho zbozi, ktere daro-
val Americky Cerveny Kriz
nasi vlasti.
Bratri Sokola Havlicek neo-
pomente vykonati tuto sokol-
skou povinnost a bez rozdilu
prispej kazdy. Dairy pfijimajl
sc v Ces. Mar. Sini ma Broad
way vyborem k tomu povefe-
nym.
Utoci Sc slime ma Sokolstvo
Americke ze mic neudelalo v
praci "a svobodu ceske vlasti
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-09-02
Stepan Friedrich synem ceskeho lekar-
nika Malacek.

DIE nformacf jisteho sovenskeho potka, dovidame
madarskem mnserskem pTedsedovi vlady arcvevody
Josefa St6panu Frerchovi re narodl Malackach
Sovensku jako syn lekarnka rodem Cecha pehovavsho
do Maacek tam pax usedeho Kazdeho roku jezd sta
ry Friedrich sokoske ne ceske narodn avnos do Pra
ny kdyz zemre vyzadal sve zvet ably jeho mrtvoa
byla pfevezena do Prahy tam pochovana Bval minister
sky predseda Friedrich e as 36et matka eho bya N6mka
kera sve det vychovala pne maarky takze Mich stall
pfesvedtenim MadaT Friedrich vysudoval realku Brat
slave techniku Pesti Poby rok Berlne pax ozen
dcerou bohateho Tdtee tcvarny Pes nacez sta sam
tovarnikem poitckem zvoe poGal vysupovati z jako
student jako vasnvy kosutovec Nejdfive pfpo Just
howl mr. Michalu Karolyimu ehoz e pfvrzencem nimz
byl tez Amerce kde no zasha vka Ma zpatecni ceste
byl Franc inenovan do Budapest prisel 1915
Jeho charaker e rozhodne madarky smySeni sovnscke
povaha jest arstokracka reakconafska, ackov
nyni zdanve HASA beralisus demokratismus.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-09-02
NEMECKE ZEPPELINY PRY
BYLY ZNICENY.

Berlin, 80. srpna. - Jisty
mlady namorni dGstojnik, pa
trne We snaze nasledovati pri-
kladu admirala Won Reutera,
jehoz navodem zniceno bylo
spojenci zabrane lod'stvo v
Scapa Flow, znicil pry v hanga
rech vetsf pocet povestnych
Zeppelind, ktere mely byti die
mirove smlouvy vydany spol
jencGm. Ucinil tax proto, aby
nemeckym ddmyslem a neme-
ckou praci nebylo rozmnoze-
ma moe nepratel Nemecka.
Zprave chybf dosud 1rednfho
potvrzeni.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-09-02
IWSSl It'll WSS]
ODEVZDALI SVE PRAPORY

PraporeGnici a clenove 83.
ohajske PEST divise sjeli Sc
vcera V Columbus, kde ode
vzdali sve bitevni vlajky vol
ny domu privezene. Asi 1000
clevelandskych vyslouzilcu,
zvlaste cd pluku 1872. podilelo
Sc ma dotcene savnosti. Vlajky
byly odevzdany sprave statni
historicke spolecnosti Ia prito
mnosti delegaci veteranu oh
canske valky, jakoz vyso-
kych statnich hodnostaru a
precetnych civilistG. 83. divise
pozGstavala z branch vylosova
nych a 332 pluk bojoval u Pia
Wy Italii.
WSSl [ttl WSSl
Host (prohlizi hospodar-
stvi): "Hezky je tn - rozko-
sny koutecek."
Mattel: "Koutecek?' To je
patnact set hektaru, prosim".
ii
Zakaznik: "Stoji ty boty je
ste "a spravu?"
''Ba jo, vaSnosti, dame no.
We podrazky a move svrchky
- struple jsou jeste dobre."
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-09-02
ZAVRAzDENf 5000 zIDU v UKRAINE.
DALsl UsTUPovANf BoLsEvICKYCH RUDYCH
GARD.

Iondyn, 80 srpna. DIE Varsavy doslvch depeSi do
zdeJslho zahrancnho mnisterstva doo podoskem dsrk
tn Ukraine novym prozdovskym bourm "a kterych by
10 zavrazdeno ma 5000 osob Zprava cerpna jest ale boil
seVlckeho lsu zves coz es maou zarukou v6rohodnos
yz list dodav re byo zdovske obyvaestvo ruskeho
Pleskirova uplne vyhubeno.
kjevskem dstriktu nachazi Sc celkem 1922 900 zdG
ubozaku, ktef jsou vastne psanc jim bylo uoupeno
stzi hledi zachraniti hole zivoty kde Sc jen da
Pozoruhodne jest re bosevcky list svaue vsechnu vnu
generaa Peuru vetee ukrainskych vojsk tax zvane
bile gardy
Bolsevcke oddly vyklidily mesto Obruisk 8 mil ma j.
hovchod cd Mnka ak doznava sam boSevick havni
Moskve to ale pry rude gardy zmocnily Ryska
62 mil jihozapadne cd Kurska.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-09-02
NEOCEkANY sKON CEsKE-
HO VYSLOUZILCE-AkA-
DEMIkA.

Vcera rano o A. hodine re
mfel p. j. j. Vacek, 3461 E.
10 ul., vyslouzilec ze svetove
valky a posluchac pray ma
Western Universite. Skonal ne
ocekavan6 po tfidennim chura
veni a pozdstatky jeho budou
pohrbeny We ctvrtek ma Kalva-
Ri pohrebisti. Tyz narodil Sc v
nasem mest6 pred 25 lety a pc
vychozeni skol gramarnich
vstoupil ma vyseuvedene vyso-
Ike uGiliste, kde prava STUDIO
val, kterezto studie preruSeny
byly valkou. Asi pred Ia me-
sici byl povolan k armadni
sluzbe a pc vycviku V Sher-
man tabore odcestoval s muni-
cnim plukem do Francie, kde
pusobil ma zapadni fro1nte a
poslez s okupacnim nasim VOL
skem v Nemecku, blfze Koblen
ce. z armady propulsion byl
cestne pred tremi meslci. III
stavil mladou chot', rodice a
sestru, jakoz, pTecetne, pri-
buznych dobrych pratel. Wy
slovujem soustrast poz1sta-
lynn.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-09-02
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Nepovedlo Sc.

Pani (nedGverive): "To je
vas bratr? Ale neni yam pra-
mic podobny!
Sluzka (rozpacite): "Je mi
podobny, milostpani, ale dnes
Sc oholil a to no tax zmenilo".
ss
Komisar: "Vcera tedy Vas
pokladnik zmizel Wal neco 8
sebou?" xNa' th* SDsS]
Banker: "Ano - moji ze-
nu!"
Komisar:: "Hm, ia myslim
= n6co cenneho?'
q
Ponocny: go pax tn hle-
date ma zemi, vasnosti, ztratil
jste neco?'
Napily: "Rovnovahu jsem
ztratil, pane ponocny."
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-09-02
NOVA "SENSACE" AMERICKEHO
TISKU"
Bella KUHN JEST ZAVREN MA "KARLSTEJNE".

Dnesnf "Plan Dealer prinasi optne jednu dGkladnou
kachnu zaslanou spojenym skem nz sha chyba chybu
Viden l. ZaT DneSni venkovsky list pTinaSi zpravu
novem iste uveznen Bella Kuhna byvaleho madarskeho
dktatora eho kolegy. Jest Karlsten hrancch Ce
skosovenska CO. kery jest majekem barona der Stra
tena ? Zprva vypravuje re obyvatelstvo mesa jest VII
c MadarGm nepratesky zaujao utvoTo zvlasnich oddG
steho ruhu konsteblG kte zatka kazdou osobu hradu
bzcf Posednf dele, aby intenovanym znemozneno
bylo kazde spojeni ostatnim svetem
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-09-02
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19LETY MLADfK VRAHEM

Laporte, Ind. = Stepan Bar
tax, 19lety, zatcen vcera v Jo-
liet dopraven sem ma obza-
lobu vrazdy jednoho groce-
risty v prosinci 1917. Bartak
pripousti, re Walter Bake
rem z Chicago, prepaid groceri
stu v krame a ze pet strel wy
paleno. Popira vsak, re by byl
nekterou z Mich vystrelil.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-09-02
VOJAK ZASTRELEN ZAR-
LIVCEM.

30lety Arthur Shoulte vratil
Sc Francie V hodnosti prvni-
no serzanta a vcera prijel do
Elyrie, kde pred valkou praco
val V tovarne jako strojnik.
Schoulte "a sluzby ma zapadni
fronte dopisoval 81 jistou div
kou v Elyrii a po vcerejsim
prijezdu mel nj dostavenicko
tamnejsim Cascade parku.
Kdyz parecek park opoustel,
vchodu napadl jej nejaky
muz, patrne odmitnuty mile
nee a jedinou ranou z bambit-
ky jmenovaneho vyslouzilce u
smrtil. Vrah po zlocinu prchl.
EITCC1 VIC q TXTC q
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-09-02

- ac bylo to Sokolstvo, ktere
prvni zvedlo svGj HAS a dalo
Sc do cinn - ale v ocich ne
kterych zivlG zGstavame nepo-
vSimnuti. Vzhledem k tomu
brZo bude vydan soupis nasi
prace "a dobu osvobozovaci
akce, ktera bude mluvit sama
"a sebe, pfi kterez nebude hlu
ku, aniz Sc budeme muset sty-
det.
Jeste jednou k cinu - ne
bot bratfi legionari jsou zde :!
Vzdelavaci Odbor Sokola
Havlicek V Clevelandu.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-09-02
POTLAcOvANf PRrsTEHO.
VALECTVl.

V dome zastupcd podana
byla sveho 6asu predloha, jez
obmezuje pristehovalectvi ma
dobu dvou rok1. Tv1rce ieji,
poslanec Johnson z Washingto
nu prohlaSuje, re miTi pTedlo-
hou svou ma japonske koloni-
sty, kteri dosud vzbuzuji oba-
Wy v pobfeznlch pacifickych
,statech. Lee postihne zneni
predlohy, kdyby byla v zakon
pfemenena, pouze Jeponce?
TvGrci mnohych pfedloh a
1mluv mfvaji zhusta We zvyku,
re prohlasuji, re jijch doku-
ment vlastne mini n6co zcela
jineho nez to CO pravi. A po-
zdeji, kdyz predloha stala Sc
zakonem, kdyz smlouva vesla
" platnost, shledame, re must
byti dodrzovana V plnem zn6-
nj SVEN a re soukrome vysvet
lovanl a objasnovani, jehoz Sc
pred tim autory a kmotry jeji-
mi dostalo, We skutecnosti mic
nepocita. V tomto pfipade dlu
Emo rovnez pohlizeti ma prist6
hovaleckou otazku s podobne-
no stanoviska - nesmi Sc pTi-
jimati Ia pouhou predlohu
proti japonske kolonizaci jaka
koliv pfedloha, jez povsechne
vylucuje pfistehovalce.
Dnos uznava Sc v nativisti.
ckych kruzich americkych, re
sice byly easy V minulosti, kdy
zeme mohla 81 dovoliti vyluco.
vati pristehovalce beze vsecf
skodlivych nasledkG pro nej !
! zemi samotnou; nebylo casu
snad, kdy mohlo to byti prove.
demo s v6tSimi obtizemi pro o.
ba. Lee ii sami lide dnes do.
znavaii, re pomery sc valne
zmenily. Dnes vystehovaleckJ
proud ze Spoj. Statu jest vets
nez pristehovalecky a Sc vsech
stran slyseny jsou narky ne
nedostatek prostych delnik1
namnoze takove, jez nevyza.
duji predbezneho delsiho w.
cviku, pfesahuji mzdy placent
V rdznych profesich.
Ia podobnych okolnost1
schladla namnoze zaliba mnc
ha nativistG po zamezeni pfi.
stehovalectvf a nebylo by mic
divneho, kdyby ma miste zame
zovacich zakonu zahy nepomJ
slelo Sc ma zakony, jez by pr
stehovalcGm pTistup do zeme
usnadnovaly. Zvlaste jest to
nome po urovnani nynejsich
stale mimoradnych pomerd
kdy veSkere industrie prijdou
i v Europe do obvykleho pred
valecneho chodu kdy bude
zcela jiste zapotrebi kazde del
ne silly, kazdeho zkuseneho Re
meslnika i nezkuseneho delnf-
ka.
To jsou take priciny, re pc
danou prave predlohou, je5
ma "a ucel vylouciti nejen ia
ponce, ale jine pristehoval-
ce, bude v kongresu zcela il.
max nakladano, nez S podobny
mi predlohami pred valkou.
WsSl It'll WSS)
NEMECKE ZEppEI INV ppV
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-07-24

tho relations between the two coun-
tries.
DO you think that the feeling against
Americans was strengthened by the be-
lief that America or its people were
afraid TO assert their rights?" asked a
member of the committee.
Yes" said the witness. Twice
American expeditions entered the coun-
try and then withdrew"
The MeNicans then had contempt for
Americans?'
Yes"
Mr.. Mitchell said there was a strong
anti-Amcrican spirit in the Carranza ad-
miniStration.
Discussing the mistTcatment Of Am
orleans in Mexico. the"witness said tho
riff raff' in the Mexican army was
largely responsible for dCprcdations in
Mexico. particularly in the Tampico dis
trict.
Americans arc not being treated with
the same consideration as other foreign
crs. the witness said. adding that Henry
i. Fletcher. the American ambassador.
was openly insultcd on the streets or
Mexico City while crroute to attend
the inauguration of President CarranZa-
while the German ambassador was
CheCrcd.
Mr. Mitchell disa greed with the state
mrnt before the committee by Ambassa-
dor Fletcher yesterday that one reason
why Americans were greater sufferers
at the hands OF Mcxicans was that tncy
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-07-24
TAFT'S PLACE
(continucd from Page tone.)

Will II. Hays. the Republican national
chairman. copies OF which reached
some Republican senator's today. They
touched upon many features OF the
treaty controversy. and emphasized tho
former presidents belief that only by
acceptance of some reservations could
the treaty be ratified.
Six specific Interpretation proposals
are outlined which MIR. Taft says he is
convinced will meet the objections Of
large group of Republicans who, favor a
league. He counts forty-tfve Demo
cratic senator's as supporting the prcsi-
dent in the treaty fight, and says that
should three Republicans be committed
To vote against material amendments,
no such proposals could receive a senate
majority.
Lodge Is Silent.
The former president suggested TO
Mr. lays that his name be withheld for
tan present from connection with the IN
depreciation plan. since II might an
taEon:Zc some senator's Of his party.
chairman Lodge Of the foreign relations
committee. who is named in that con-
acction. declined today 10 make any
comment on the Taft letter.
Mr. Taft also has -rittcn some OF
tho Republican senator's who. under the
|, rd"rship Of Senator's McCumber. North
l.:kota, and McNary. Ore gon. have been
Interested IN formulating middle
course for solution OF tho senate situa-
tioa. 1t IS understood that Senators
kc!iog. HIirrCsota; Colt. Rhode Island.
and Spencer. Missouri. also have been
consulted in the interests OF such plan.
cr1ticises Rilson.
In one of his letters to Mr.. Hays Mr..
Taft severely criticized President
Wilson for his partisan" course during
the war and in the peace negotiations.
and in Ia" other gave the impression
that no serious opposition is to he
feared 10 any portion of the peace
treaty except the league covenant. The
Shantung provision. nc wrote, had been
the subject Of deliberate exaggera-
tiCn.'
While the letters were being circulat-
"a among Republican senator's today the
first public expression on the Shantung
settlement came from the White House
in the form OF a statement declaring
"altogethcr false" published reports
tina; tho president had formulated the
-rnv's.on. Tho statement continued that
Mr.. Wilson had exertcd all the influence
h" was at liberty to c-CTcise in the cir
Cumsta1ccS to secure modification Of
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-07-24
Put Up Every Pound of
Fruit You Can Get
This Summer

Many woman hesitates to try putting
up fruit at home.
She fears she will only waste expensive
materials.
1t really is very simple. Just make your
preserving syrup with "a Karo (Red LaoeO
and "a sugar instead of sugar alone.
You can then be as sure Of your results
as the woman who always has luck" with
her preserving.
Nice fine, clear Karo Syrup has a natural
affinity for the fruit juices. 1t blends the
sugar with the juice brings out the rcn
''fr1ity" flavor, and insures finn jams and
jellies that never "candy'' in the glass.
A well-flled fruit pantry will give you
much pleasure this winter, when fresh fruits
are scarce and high, if you just use karo
Syrup with your sugar.
For Cooking, Baking and Candy Making Karo
(Red Label is used in millions Of homes. In al!
cooking and baking recipes use karo instead OF
sugar. 1t is sweet, of delicate favor, and brings
out the natural favor of the food.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-07-24
near Tampico on July 4 oc-
riding 20 the Gonzales DIS
.:cr Hughes. while intoxicated.

ha. cd paSscrSby and had been ar
rested. Naked II he carried arms.
Hughes is alleged to have replied in the
negative. but a gcndarmc found pistol
in his pocket Hughes is then declared
to have shot the Gcndarmc in the hand.
and was himself MORALLY wounded In
the ensuing struggle.
The death Of letter Cntron on or about
July Is blamed by General Gonzales
on Catrons ncighbors. who robbed him
Of cattle. The names Of the slaycrs arc
known and Gonzales has promised thci;
carly capture.
Tho statement giv-n out by General
BnrraSan concludes as follows:
"Tomorrow there will be made public
various d. cumcnts belonging to the ar
chivcs of the bandit. Francisco villa.
which were recovered in Juarcz In tho
last night in that city. Among these
documents appears Liter address, 10
Villa by Charles r. Hunt. offering Villa
visit by Senator Fail and other per-
sons to confer with him tNilla) for i1e
purpos" Il helping Ia push Ia success
the campaign against the present McSi-
can government. and the reply given by
Villa.
Those documents arc very important.
for Senator Fall is OF those who have
been working the hardest against our
government in the American senate"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-07-24
LITTLE TALKS ON THRIFT
BY S W STRAUS, Predent American Society for Thrift.

convenienccS in order to buy Liberty
Bonds. Yet how many of these people
would say to-day that they are sorry
they made these Investments Similar ,
sacrifices are just as necessary to-day
as they were during the war. The
country was in need of financial help
then; and what was the nations need
then is your need to-day if you are
not practicing thrift. !
Saving money for future Leeds or
opportunities is not . matter Of what
you mast to do and cannot, but 1t is
what YOU mat do at all hazards. 1t
is as necessary to your !uture con-
fort, happiness and success, and your
honorable duty to society as the air
you breath.
Those who are not practicing thrift
arc going backwards, They arc using
their time, their health, their youth,
their energy, their opportunities, with
out securing anything but possible
superficial happiness in return.
1t is q positive fundamental weak
ness for any man or woman to say
that he or she can not practice thrift
Even though the amount saved be very
small, il is a start in the right direc-
tion, and opportunities for more am
pie savings will develop with the con-
tinuation Of these practices. Those
who are succeeding-who arc getting
ahead in life, have thrift as the foun-
dation of their progress. Without 4
there can be only retrogression and
unhappiness, II not ultimate ruin.