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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-12-06
BELGIUM PICKING UP

The city Of Brussels in Belgium is to
have 4 great commercial fair from
April 4 to April 81. 1920. The fair will
hc under the patronage OF the King OF
the Eul,;ians, and will be supported by
the Belgian government with the OBJ
.iect of developing trade between allied
and neutral buyers. and foreign manu-
kacturers. Only exhibitors from allied
and neutral countries will be allowed TO
participate. Lyons. in France. has just
finished . commercial exposition and
proposes to hold another one in the
Spring Of the coming year. These are
signs Of renewed business activity
among the nations in the war that give
encouragement and hope for early re-
construction Belgium has probably re-
covered more quickly from war damage
than any OF the other countries ravaSci
by invading armies, and it seems not
too much to expect that her industries
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devo,es himself to special study and
scientific research. is getting decidedly
the worst Of It. In this country. sal
aries Of college professors have beer.
raised very little on the average. and IN
many cases. not at all Trained men
are working for fifteen hundred TO
three thousand dollars per year. and
giving the results of years OF study for
these modest sums.
4 writer in New Europe" a French
; publication. complains that mail car
r;.r in France is paid better than pub
lie school teacher; that factory inspect
ors under the French government have
obtained an advance In wages Of 13O
per cent and supervisors Of weights
and measures have been advanced 1S0
per cent. while college professors have
received only modest advances in their
! fa!lri"s.
isn't. ,ttcr Ill, the question Of pro
: rrssonal wages us compared with those
Of mechanics and artisans, question OF
, supply and demand. Tho world has
/ been using up material things at
! great rate during the past four years
Tho labor that is capable OF producing
/ material things has been in demand
! while the higher thought, SO TO speak
| has not been cultivated. Tho closer
| W. E,t to tn. savage, the higher the
,alu" we put upon brute strength as
! comparcd to either mental or spiritual
! cnGownmcnts. In the frozen regions o.
! Tho Artics. for instance. the most &C
/ comrlishcd college professor in tn
world might not be half as useful as 1
! husky Eskimo fisherman
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-12-06
REVOLT AGAINST TowNLEY

a., ,,,,o-,, ~ North Da-
.,,o,,.a 70 meet thc
,.,,rlb, outn-
po,.,,, has broL.
.S, >.,,-,,-.is,p
..; - IN, Tow-nr,y
.u.. .ori,,d
, ,.- oc
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r.,,,y -
,,,,,. ,,.e,iors in
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IN" m"N'"''"' ""'
ley and '"Wh!''iS'H - tn" ''"''' 1T
North pali"tl. "a iF'aA"'F JUSTINE" ~
grievances. OF. which '"hS!"tr''''' POI
ton OF N" reputation 'oH'P'''"Su
North Dakota - m. agricultural state
The lar" majority IL rs 1n''' N"'''S
are Farmers. ANA t''' rFoo' HIS "a "'''' u
kV,s- 81.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-12-06
HON. FRED PAUL GROSSCUP

CHARLESTON. w Va. Dec. 3
HIN, Fred Paul GrrSSrnp. OF charleston
W. Va. today formally announced ms
candidacy for Governor OF III" stale vl
Wr.t Virginia on The l:"puhiIrAr tI'k' !.
In doing 81 he gave out the following
StuienI"nt:
Il tax, this method Of Announcing
that | Will b.. 4 clnL,dHrr fer the Re.
publican nomination for Governor "i
West Virginia 1T thu PRIMARIES next
spring.
"Nex, year there VII b" a nai; ;',lI
and state election. ON IN" n'i'"mtI
issues Shrll accept and follow n"
pri,r,Ip.cs lnut Will l." Huhudl,d IN TIN;
platform adopted by III" N&'l'nu Con-
YrntiOr on state mrtt"rS l w!Sh 10
b" I lutte more specific,
"Wc>t Virginia occupies somewhat
unique place among The oth"r states
in that moro than any Other state. "X-
crp; rcnn%y lvan.a. its interests ar" h"th
diversified and comprehensive. II Is III
the first place an agricultural STATE
Sixty percent of ttS population mAk'
their livcl hood out Vf its sn!l the pro-
ducts Of which cover The whole rang,
Of acricul,urC from fruit and garden
truck TO wheat, corn and the other STA
pies. was horn and brought up on II
farm and have now ono Of Inc H'TG' :,
farms in the state. Therefore IL = t!'Al
not only as n citizen "f tn" ste. hui ~
'ii" nor" Ii'N' IT, ~ " ..Hi Iii i,yof -,
h'C''N WIN ~ ,.,"b ~ III,
! my auih'N'"'la'""' }! C',N''N ,,,:.,,,
h.tt"vU}"ut Of aErIcuitural C"h"lN'"hN
Productivity is The. source ot pr"Si%r'
ity. The soil of West Nlr%'hit an 80 :,
! mad" 70 prut'u'" nnich more 'r.'n -
row yt"ldN: ~" MONIES o. hihrN, ~
| IN" rarrucr nm! tho consumer. y large
part 81 my a'''h W.T. ="
| Ell To th'S tn"Sl i,'iN'i ''i'' '''''
West Virginia IS IN" noun i
greater quaint y 81 "a" 'h'''' =, ~
! wav Of minerals than any nth'r 500
| in tho union. lI"r". again. tn i'rin'iT'
economic factor toward prosperity - M
creased productivity. Md tbs ".'n Only
| D." acC0mpl shed hl Hu 'winlm,' rh','H "'
the laws OF the s,a'o that. whij" bring
/ lag about justice ~ al 'n&'@'d. vi.
rrot'r'; tho property 'n' C'nr,' >nt"n' II
which they nrc eng" H. IN IN, 'hI' '''
! INTERESTS, # "ll. bon ~" .lhi''\ an,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-12-06
RIPPING rhymes
FUNDAMENTAL.
nv WALT MASON.

.,u not 'a ~ wi'r ar clever. hut
tins stems patent 10 my eye: The
god old y.r - Is" forever: all
,;h,r liyiu: ISSUE: dr.. W" hear So
lrurh II Vital l<SGrS. which Keep us
Staring tor u da>. mad thrn, Ike
utErr trn,, !" l,'.!U"S. they shrlV"l
an rr. blown away. The transient
Tia ~, ur. OF alluriug. gold bricks
~ every az" lave Shun": hut Thrift
4, ,.,,rinur" 'HdurinG, and Industry
.i.il nuld~ o.. own. Short cuts I"
- Attn. SLur; cuts 10 fame confront
aII ru.u' nui l." who takes th,m Is Il
,-.u"r. in fourteen cases out often.
That rU;u! t.. l"uc III. man must traH-
y wh"'d CL'"iy win IN" nOhlcr prize,
and often ~ Hiil damp the gravel
Wlsn tea. rom worn and weary
49,. S;rl Perseverance" is treas
~. a. ~ the younger days Of earth;
ani Hun'@tI'S I,h trII"St measure /"
;.ul-.r ihr mortal pilgrims worth.
VI! loyalty ail Truth are standing
;luuphr.' Wh.l" tn" aErS roll, III"
-,".t cid VIRTUES. "lill CuInmandinh
IT.. uuInnr.. 81 lhr healthy soul. IiS
Nr.s.-I"S hl:t tina" vino fools and both
49, with f.,iS and iSin$ up /" date:
to-. god oil Virtues II our fathers
ar al h, .."rdS 10 make hun great.
trpNrl;,hi Is George Matthew Adams.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-12-06
tn" contents Of tho upper left hand bu-

IN" contents of tho upper left hand bu-
rcau draw = over lis head.
Ever since Midnight h" had been
r;nSickirg the hoIN" Of Senator Oaklchf
Hinge, without finding Il sinai" article
Of jcw,.ry ard Jcwc'ry WAS Second
story Sans hobby.
no Cpusid, ration for other folks NJ
NIL. they amt" h" mutt"rcd.
Jus; th"n. under r,l" of tho s"na.
tors socks. h." discovered 4 tit&woCd
box filled {" "v"rfl"w'nS with diam
ondS. ruhi"%. rur't"m"S. dnmettics,
Op"lS and JaprucSr IN .blrS.
Just then IN" clock struck four.
Just my lack" emmirh'd Second
Story sam. "Som"iIm"s |. wish rs bur
81 ,rH hadn't a. wen our Str!k" for SIX
night week and q four hour night.
And h. puSsyf"Ct"d anSrily gu! Of the
window. leaving IT," swag behind.
lMnudly---" f!nS in'ti" SEarglc. 4
tall thai yru will not soon forget II you
carr it lh"Ut N your vest pocket.
Don't miss it,
Protected hy G""rG" Matthew Adams
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-12-06
DREAMY OLD CHINATOWN

Tales OF the underworld Of New Tots
or stories OF nights OF perpetual neht,
as told by Detective Francis Z. caddsu'
Of the New York City police depart
mcnt, will appear In The Intslhgenees
on Mondays and wednesdays, starting
with tile isEue Of December 9Th Son'
Of the articles are "Ths Tale ".
Trail OF the Cough" "Talo Of tho Bur
row Of 500 Moy," "Tals Of the Bran
Of the yellow Claw" Tale Of tho TrAu
Of tn. Cigarette Box" and others.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-12-06

Govcrnor-elect I.&w1rds Of New J"r-
Soy, who made h campaign on prom
Use 70 make New Jersey wet, II not
making rapid progress in his program.
That Is. II he has program. The mos:
Of the public drinking places in New
Jersey continue to be closed. and will,
doubtless. so continue so lon2; rs nation
nj prohibition stands. Governor Ed
wards will lnd It GifNcul, proposition
to take New Jersey out OF the rnI"u
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-12-06

1t Is evident that tn" Str'i slrk" in
this section is nearing thu end. In
every other community III the United
States it has been ended s"rnc time.
The mon who have d"lihrrlt.'y and fer
their own selfish purpose dryrIy"L tn:
steel workers Of this district amd caused
have a serious accounting To make.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-12-06
NO FUEL OFFICIAL HTR1.

AIrhnu~h many states are be!nc
placed undo the far-time fuel admins
ira tI"n. Wheeling will not come undo:
tgr Jurisdiction IL fuel administrator
This statement was givrn out yesterda
.tft"r.n"n by Mr.. J. Walter Barnes. WIZ
was had Of In" fuel administration II
this state during m" war. He further
.'a;.i that WrSl Virginia WAS supply
ing more hitumiuous al than any
other STATE in tn" union al this time.
Buy WAR SAVINGS STAMPS
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-12-06
A QUESTION OF DEMAND

Pity tho colieg" professor. The
world over. apparently. the educated
man VIII" makes it his life work TO try
70 train the minds Of the young. or who
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-12-06

CHARLESTON, W. Va. Dec. 81. G.
Jones. colOrcd. an ex-soldicr OF k"..
nw la county. who suffered tho loss -
both legs below the knees and shrap
mel wounds in thu abdomen during ti'''
war about n year and half ago ~
France. recently was awarded compensa-
ton by the state commissioner for m
injury received while at work not long
ago in 4 coal mine.
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ments, which include the grading and
draining OF Glass A and other roads.
The Washington distdict bond issue is
for $4,000 and the Scott for $4,000.
The road from Madison to Clothier Is ~
b. improved and the road near Foster.
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MORGANTpWN W. Va Doc. 8
Judge Frank Con. ~ J. Carlow and II.
Courtney and leading business men are
backing q community hotel company re-
. Gently organized here and which has ar
ranged TO erect a 5000. GOO hotel.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-12-06

CHARLESTON, VIVA. Dec 6.-A total
Of 1874 applicants took the recent school
examination for emergency certificates
for teachers. according to George T..
llubhs, supervisor of examinations in
the state department. Of schools. Few
Of this number failed 70 get some sort
Of certificate.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-12-06

MORGANTOWN. W. Va. Dec. 5.-Tho
! state training conference Of the lu;2r.
! Church World Movement is to b. held
! December 5. =, and 10 1T huntington, 1t is
, announced BY Dr.. l. NJ. Bristol, state
! superintendent.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-12-06
STATE NEWS

CHARLESTON. W. Va. Dec. An
cl"tion will be h.ld Dec 90 in Hardy
upon prop"Scd $3.50 bond ISSUE. for
tn" construction 81 roads. Ton ihoui-
and dollars of the issue applies II
Muurcf!"ld district. while $l1.00d - IN
South Fork district. The road; which
il IL proposed ~ imNru:" VIII open m
immense tract of valuable timber land.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-12-06

{ HUNTINGTON. W. Va Dec. 5.-Mrs
Rudd T. Mead. cluhwoman AMI lecturer
, of this city has been appointed utilu.irl
lecturer for tn" WumrnS Christian TIn-
pcTanrc Union.
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and general business viii soon begin !"
approach something !Gh" normal condI-
tionA
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-12-06

CHARLESTON. w. Va, Dec. 5;-Prti-
tons are being circulated in Washing
ton and Scott districts. Boone county.
for a bond election for n road imorovs-
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(ropyrl:;hl - George Matthew tdams.l
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-07-08
Army Men Save More
 Than the Officers

Coblenz, Germany, June 14.-(Bv Mal.-Enlisted men are saving more money than officers are, according to postoffice and Y M. C. A. records in the Third army. Through A F. O.. 927, here in Coblcnz, approximately four million marks month, or about $1o,000 day, is being sent to America. According to. statement in the Ameroc News, the newspaper which is to the Army of Occupation what the Stars and Stripes has been to the whole A. E. F., most of that money is from enlisted men. thouoh many officers are also making remit tances that way. Virtually all of the money sent through the Y M. C. A. is from enlisted men, As the Y NJ. c. A. sends express money order without charge, and any hut secre- tary can send them, whether adiac- ent to postoffice or not, a large proportion of the money sent by men in outlying camps goes that way
 Besides the money sent home the men in the Army of Occupation are depositing several million francs a month with the ouartermaster and a good deal is sent to banks in Paris.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-07-08
interesting Facts and Buy Now in

Never in the history of oil field have the individual "pe%ng @ N~e ar ass % sf Burnett field Think of each hundred dollars invested the owned ten shares of that stock. You worth over @ sgod a"ars I There ,% other chances just % fd % one w We d 70 e o an located in the midst lection giving the sockhode chances to win big Our tract in Block e formation ridge %e ae % 's M m "5 sss fee we are dee % pSf r i3"% B" and Pete Ramming we'll Also read these The and oil reported standing $ cashing they now E lime @ the w 1t dp p day am" expected to be big guser Better s the Horseshoe Bend down 1875 fee and e 5 % py Sand npf se EG ~ss "e be in from S @ " on @ a m S Ie ,nee on ye sNaSy 1 ha the s o" @ and just the same sdered we Stocks in both of these companies ing conservative investment Business of high rep standing men do not have to swinde to i've they are making good M income % f,i without it. m There is plenty few moments looking for it. and the Northwest rd aS of ee %as % a Thousands and thousands of people who have only pance
 e 'ns Some of these we have are wildcat You have Northwest field close to production.
 which bought at soooo and which could be wi Worthless Or worth from five twenty thousand dollars and maybe at to It is U. S. Geological Survey and ancne. Oil who have made study of the fields believe the biggest wells will be brought South of Grandfield Is there spirit in to take reasonable chance to earn small by making This offers the greatest possibility of After all, business chance Life itself is the
 We caution you that to invest in this to do right just quick There is only small of stock left Orders coming in regularly It will not last but short time The who When the stock is all sod subscribers wifi get money will this stock upward the exchanges and their opportunity gone
 We start drilling we'll P. G. X J. S. or Horseshoe Bend wells in. Both due day. Don't The first orders received will get the remain stock As long this stock lasts will accept Liberty full vaue provided do clip the be- due dae We Liberty Bonds good Treasury Notes and will ask to discount them If you desire further information write bank business house reputable Wichita Falls about the organizers further information write We do not want unless you thoroughly convinced that going to get deal.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-07-08
rize Winners in
 "How We Saved to Buy Home" Contest

@NTrs. P. E. Steck, o. c. Keeler c. c.
 $own were the winners of the first,
 Fond and third prizes, respectively, # the How We Saved to Buy our
 kme" contest, conducted by the Mer-
 ants and Planters Review of the
 erchants and Planters bank. An %1ncement of the winners was made the last issue of the Review, which ko reprints two of the prize-win-
 Hs letters. Mrs. Stocks letter, karded first prize, follows:
 X HAfter our marriage--the question S a home began growing in our inds. We drew plans, but, because 4 had no money, we could not carry 7em out.
 E'About this time the Merchants and
 Anters bank organized their "Pros- hity Club" This appealed to us payments of S1.00 per week seem- |so small we felt sure we could meet em without sacrifice, and, although kery meager beginning, would stim- Rte us as an incentive to work for "a accomplishment of our dream. F'Meeting the payments each Mon N morning became a habit, and the kularity with which they were pair kne to the notice of the bank, and 1.-the end of the year when the books Ire paid out, we mentioned to the Rnager of the Savings department ! lat this small beginning meant to us hnd of our ambition to own a home. File became interested, and told us fcould assist us in getting tie money Build. This he did. Eve owned the lot-togetler with he other collateral, which we mort |ged for the necessary amount. The bk procured the loan-to be paid ek on small monthly payments Rlizingthat in a little while cur he would be pair for, and would be l very own. I've have found bank account to l of great help-not only in the jount of money actually saved, but |feeling that we can go to the bank | ! information and advice cn all 1 |ancial matters, and, from eAperi- Be, when they see you are in ear
 t in efforts to save, they will ren- all assistance possible"
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-07-08
Army Authorities
 Release Writer
(By the Associated Press )

Coblenz, July 6.-Robert Minor, the American newspaper correspond ent and cartoonist who has been under detention here by army authorities, pending an Investigation, has been released it was learned today. No formal announcement was made. but officers said the case had been drop ped on orders from higher authority.
 It is understood that Minor will be returned to Paris, where he was ar rested Q month ago by the French at the request of the British. The latter refused to prosecute him, turning over certain alleged evidence to the Ameri- can authorities. It is said that this was in connection with an alleged con- spiracy to spread radical propaganda among soldiers within the British and areas.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-07-08
NEW YORK SWELTERS.

New York, July 5.-The hottest July 9th since 1910 today sent the official thermometer to 98 degrees at 3 p. m. and though thunder showers were predicted for tonight the sky was clear at midnight and the tenn perature only few degrees below the day high mark. About dozen persons were overcome by the heat.
 Thousands of persons spent the night on the sands at nearby bathing beaches while other thousands slept in parks or on the river docks.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-07-08
Bank Receiver, Former Sailor.
 Fools Robbers

Chicago, July When three armed bandits today attempted to rob the offices of the Chicago and West rail way in Oak Park, suburb. thev en- countered Adolph Roeder, employed as receiver, and who was recently dischareod from the United States navy. Instead of holdine up his hands when commanded, Roeder reached for a revolver under his desk, shot one of the robbers dead and frightened the others away thereby savinq S2O.- 900 of his employers money which was in the safe
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-07-08
Aviator Johnson
 ROuses Occupants
 of Burning House

Clarksville, July 6.-In a fire at the home of s. S. Elliott, which des- troyed the house, the lives of the oc- cupants were saved by the action of Lieutenant Johnson, stunt flier at Eberts field. Lieutenant Johnson was spending the night at Mayor Hannah's home. Noticing the fire, he awakened the occupants of the Elliott home, and escaped with his own life, only by iumpinp from an upstairs window He had awakened Miss Helen Elliott, but was unable to follow her down the stairs because of the falling roof, and escaped from an upstairs window. The house was totally destroyed.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-07-08
American Troops
 Lose No Time in
 Leaving Germany
By The Associated Press

Coblenz, July 6.-1ndividuals and the smaller units of the old Third army are losing no time in getting out of Germany. All trains are crowded with casuals and sleeping car reservations from Coblenz to Paris are booked week ahead.
 The Fifth division began moving from Luxemburg Friday and the Fourth division is scheduled to leave the Rhine section Tuesday, Next scheduled to move in the direction of home is the Second division, due to leave, the east bank of the Rhine July IS.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-07-08
MAN LOSES HUNDREDS
 OF DOLLARS

"I am sorry I did not hear of Mayr's Wonderful Remedy few years ago. a 1t would have saved me several hundred dollars. Five years l suffered from indirestion and severe plotting. grew worse all the time. MT doctor said an save me. l took a course of Mavr's Wonderful Remedy instead and for the past year have been entirely well. It is simple, harmless pre- paratlon that removes the catarrhal mucus from the intestinal tract and allays the inflammation which causes practically all stomach, liver and intestinal ailments, includine appcn- dicltis. One dose will convince or money refunded. Sold by aII drug gists. adv
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-07-08
Motor Truck Train
 Starts Across U. S.

Washington, July 7.-The first complete military motor convoy ever to attempt trans-continental journey left Washington today for San Fran cisco. Col A. o. Owens Seamen of the motor transport corps was In charge. It was expected that trip would be completed within 60 days.
 Slxty-three trucks, including am- balances repair shops and kitchens comprised the train. Before it's de- parture the train was reviewed by Secretary Baker and a number of army officials.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-07-08
s40,OoO-soLDEERs' TELEGRAMs.

The Salvation Army has spent more than $4o,000 in sending telegrams to the soldiers families notifying them of their arrival in New York citv. The Western Union has recently shown keen interest in the arrival of soldiers Solicitors for the com pany board every incoming ship ill search of business. If the doughboy avs he has no cash to pay for the message he is told that it is "all f@ht, we will take care of that"
 Later the soldier learns to his vharge m that the news of his arrival has been telegraphed to the home folks 'Crl!act.' The Salvation Army makes no charges.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-07-08
LETTER CARRIERS ELECT.

Little Rock, July 5.-The Arkan- Rural Letter carriers conven- h adjourned here this afternoon, ected Eureka Springs for the 1920 |vention. The following officers re elected for the ensuing year: President, H. F. Poe, England;
 e president, Vim. w. Roberston, Queen; secretary, James L. Ali !, Buckner; assistant secretaries, IL. Neal, Bales, J. A. Woodall, |ndirva; executive committee, w. |Cowan of Lowell, Andy Cox of ben Forest, D. D. Gardner, Ham, fg; delegates to the national con- ltion, J. L. Allison of Buckner, Jno. Fox, of Waldson, w. H. Cowan of
 we'll
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-07-08
St. Louis Traction
 Head Held as Thief

St. Louis, Mo-, July 7.-Richard McCulloch, president of the United Railways company of St. Louis, was arrested on bench warrent here to- day under an indictment charging him with burglary in the second degree and larceny in connection with the theft of referendum petitions against the street car company's franchise, June 15, 1918. He was released under $2, 300 bond.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-07-08
OFFICERs:

James R. Robinson, President; also president Victor Refining Co. B. l.. Fain, Vice President, Oil Operator and Lease Broker. N. M. Clifford, Treasurer; As sistant Cashier City National Bank. c. H. Hayes, Secretary; Hayes Advertising Agency. La mar D. Fain, Director; member McClurkan's, largest dry goods house in Wichita; Ernest R. Fain, member same firm.
 Every Man in the Company
 Wichita Falls.