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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-06
he WILL BE ASSISTED By EVERY
OFFICER WHO CAN BE INDUCED
TO TURN OUT.
ALL OFFICERS WHO ARE TO PAR
TICIPATE ARE REQUESTED TO
MEET MONDAY MORNING.
ALL OVERSEAS MEN ARE UEaED
TO WEAR THEIR OVERSEAS CAPS
AND REGULATION UNIFORMS.

All officers that are TO take part in
the celebration parade on next Monday,
juno .. 1919. VIII meet in the Market
auditorium on that morning at $50 a
m. for assignment To companies. Col.
G.. r. Howell Will be in command OF the
military section Of the parade assisted
by every officer and man who is pa
triotic enough Ia turn out.
Colonel Howell has chosen Captain
Leo Coleman and Lieutenant Robert
Bowie as his staff officers. with the
following Officers in command Of The
troops as yet unass Gned; Captain
John MachisSO. Captain T.. ~ Hildr e;h.
Captain Joseph H Rcass. Jr, Captain
H. r. Scott. Captain BrIar Scott. Cap
tain J. Byron Nickorson. Captain James
e. RiIcy. Captain Charles McCamic. Cap
tain VIII y. Cracraft. Captain Fulton.
Lieutenant Harry T. Clousc. Lieutenant
r. r. Goethe. Lieutenant Curtis 8.
Berry. Lieutenant Howlcy. Lieutenant
Edmund l.. Jones. Lieutenant Andrew
V. Rock. Lieutenant Kent b. Hall. Lieu
tenant Thomas Bcattic. Lieutenant
Howard Nay Lieutenant Guy f. Holden.
Lieutenant Emil Eass. Lieutenant James
Archibald. Lieutenant Robert Sheppard,
Lieutenant Emil J. Discher. Lieutenant
Harry ]. Williams, Lieutenant Cope
land, Lieutenant NJ. 4. Green. Lieutenant
Carl 0. Schmidt. Lieutenant Irwin
Kelly. Lieutenant clyde Mccarthy,
Lieutenant +. J. E:bcling. Lieutenant
Howard HollobauEh.
There arc many other officers in this
county and they are urged to take part
in tho parade. and To get their names in,
50 that Captain Coleman can ass IN
them beforehand. II IS tho intention or
tho appointed staff officers TO ica!
cquitaby with all officers and men. 4
moro complete list being understandable
at THIS hour
All overseas men are requested 70
wear their overseas caps and regulation
uniforms. emitting tho blouse; and all
others should wear their campaign hats.
emitting tho blouse. Officers will VICAR
coats and campaign hats. Wnund"d
mon arc urged TO communicate with Mr.
Peter HahcrstiCk. Telephone HIM at tho
WhItakcr-Gl"Ssnor offices. 50 that auto
mobiles will b" provided those who arc
unable to walk.
When tn" government allowed Inc
mon 10 retain their uniforms Il WIS
with tn" idea that tho mon could then
tax" part IN any community C"lchra lion
Of which they were a member. and for
that reason Query man IN the county of
Ohio should turn gu, and mako this a
soldiers parad" doing honor 10 our re-
turning comrades IN aims.
Ally soldier who has returned his uni
form 10 m" gov"rum"n, and cannot Dor
row on" for TINS great rCCaSicn Shr.!ld
AT least com" 10 III" Market auditorium
on IN" day or parade. show his honor
adj" dis"harE" and get the badC" that
w'l permit him 10 tax" part IN tn" C,ie.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-06
THROWS soEDs IN RIVER

Special Dispatch 20 Tho t"llEcnccr.
ROWIESBl re. W. Va. Jan" Mrs.
WiilAm Il. D"S'r. wifi" Of Il b. 4 o.
railroad man. unfnowinElT throw n
packet containing SIf5O ~ III" second
and third is. u"S ot Liberty bonds into
ing house md tho package got mixed
with rubbish TIL" bonds represent en-
tir" savings with several payments sull
10 be madC.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-06
LOCAL NINE WILL MEET NOUN
| TANNERS THIS AFTERNOON
King Will Likely Start the Game This
AfternocE-Neuhart on Saturday.

This afternoon Il: MorGantown the
BauCrs Of this city will be the attrac-
ton at the University field. whom they
lineup against the West Virginia Uni
verSity nine. In Il former gam" tn"
locals were victorious by Il score Of A..
The Nountainccrs claim that II was tho
first game Of the year for TINT team and
they lacked pep. and that the result Of
tho game this afternoon Will be differ
cnt.
King will probably start the game on
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-06
Child WELFARE COMMITTEE OF W0MAN'S CLUB
ACTIVE IN BEHALF OF WHEELING CHILDREN

sick. the aged and the friendless, but
how very little for the child. And the
child Is after all the one upon whom
the fate Of this generation hangs. II he
has not had happiness Joy and sunshine
In his young life. he will grow to be .
crouch. a pcssimist and a gloom. which
makes dark picture for the future
Wheeling citizen, so therefore, all who
can join heartily II, the campaign for
recreation for the chil6Ien Of Wheeling.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-06
HELD FOR E@Ezz1En1ENr

Special Dspatch % The IntoTIlEencer.
EAST LIVERPOOL. O.. June king
NJ. Brumtiel. former boekkc"per for the
Empire Investment company. broker
age concern. was held under $4,000
bond for his appearance" before the grand
jury today following n hearing on a
charge OF cmhezzlinG $l.400. preferred by
John Cain. Brumfi'l is also under 200
bond on a charee OF cmb"zzlinG SS.lno.
flied BY John Woodburn. president Of the
Empire company.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-06
YANKEES MEET
VIRGINIA nine

The fast Yankee nine of the East End
will line up against tho Virginia nine
of the South Side Sunday afternoon on
the Twenty Sixth street grounds. Tho
Yankees have praCtiS"d several nights
this week and expect TO add another vic
tory TO their long list. with no defeats.
Robinson and PfNrcrman will form the
batteries for tho Yankees.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-06
VOTE Oh F1oI1IT1oH

PIERRE, S. D.. June 6.-The South
Dakota direct legislation organization
today filed with the secretary OF state
a referendum petition bearing .e.oev
signatures and calling for q vote In NO
vembcr. 1920. on the 1919 bone dry pro-
hibition law. -
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-06

ception committee
tratjon for the 3l4
tcrday announced
members Of this
held at the office
Commerce at S oc
June 1919.
The following c
committee:
Henry G.. Stifcl,
Chairman.
Mayor Thomas
Thoncr
Ralph w aIlerS
r. Walter Marsha
Capt. Henry
Frohmc
C'has. A. Dunaway
s. R Dawson
Gen. l. s. Riley
a. W. PAUL
+. B. Carney
w. b. Irvine
w. f. Weiss
John Stevenson
Carl G. Bachman
w. w. Irwin
+. W. NcShitt
Judge +. NJ. Add,
man
NJ. Somehow
Felix MCGEE
II. c. Ogden
G. A. Laughlin
George T.. Stifel
J. w. Ewing
w. ]. Dakens
Alex Rcichhlum
So atom Alexander
C'hLs. q. Ephlin
]. J. Holloway
6. W. Harper
Louis Ilaller
Josc2h Erady
W. f. Stone
G. A. Bowers
J nm l.. KiaEhorn
George f.. House
W. q. McCluskcy
JHm"s Richards
.. II. Bru"s
! Don Mrrriman
Edward II;Lzlctt
Fred Fox
r. Il. Kitchen
w. p. Hubbard
n. 4. Mckee
Henry Stock
". q. McClus-
key. Jr.
John r. Garden
w. II. Abbott
Glenn T.. Peters
w. T.. Eastwood
7. Harvey Pol
lock
Or. G. F.. Citizens
Cant. Q A. Lock-
wood
.Al'N Salvatore
james II. Beans
John J. Brrn"
Arthur StIfcl
G~n. Alfred Hald-
we'll
H"rrY Snrnchorn
". W. Mcclure
". f.. Re hr"na
Harry TrrSrh"l
Baird Nit hell
Or. O. W. Burdatt.
l.. &. Mcinhardt
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-06
INTERNATIONAL RESULTS,

Jersey City 3; Reading ..
Baltimore 4: Newark /.
Binghamton 10: Rochester ..
Toronto :: Buffalo q.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-06

h. Fold Artillery yes
hat n meeting Of all
committee would l."
of tho Chamber Of
ock. FRIDAY evening,
impose the reception
". Is. Hilton
Il. W. Peterson
George NJ. Shook
Elmer Wcl;y
John Coleman
Louis llorkhcimcr
G. NJ. N"stcr
a. >. List
+. J. Park
II. c. Whitaker
Chas. y. Hanchcr
+. c. Drichorst
W. T.. Rownd
John II. Wells
Edward i. Stifcl
William k.tson
J. II. IIandlan
John ]. Conin
j. T.. Miller
j. Il. Baum
a. VI. Schcnk. Jr.
c. 4. Aul
II. II. Hastings
William A. IIankcy
u. C.. Dean
Louis T.. SChradcr
A. y. Dennis
Alexander Glass
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-06
Lineup FOR The
BAUERS-W,V,U, GAME

NCRGANTOWN. ". Va. June g.
:Tr,:S afternoon on tn" University Field
nc Bauer<. fast scmi-pro team OF
Wheeling. viii lineup with the Noun
"a u crs. B, low IL IN" pr bahl" lineup
~ Two teams. with IN" exception Of
~ Cannon. l: is r"t kr kSn whether
Inc will b. able TO play. II IS expected
nat lTysoCk will MI this Position.
Umpire. Johnston.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-06

tn" greater tn" necessity for saving
the greater your opportunity + use
The Intelligenccr Want Ads.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-06

BUY WAR SAVINGS STAMPS
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-06

DR.. c. A. WinEcr- Albert Foster.
ter ChaS. Wcisbcrg-
Judge J. II. SOM or,
mervIllc Il. Munncll.
10. 4. H'ldchrand Walters.
Or. c. H. KCcsur II. Q. l'OrtS.
w. l.. Brlcc
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-06
COL.S.P HOWELL To Be IN CHARGE Of
MILITARY SECTION Of THE PARADE
MEETING OF WELCOME
RECEPTION COMMITTEE
This EVENING

Chairman B. S. Honccior Of the re-
ception committee for'thc welcome cello
tratjon for the 3l4th. Field Artillery yes
tcrday announced that n meeting Of all
members of this committee would l."
held at the office of tho Chamber of
Commerce at S o'clock. Friday evening.
June 1919.
The following compose the reception
Arizona republican., 1919-12-21
SAGE AND SULPHUR DARKENS SHAY HAIR. It's Grandmother's Recipe to Restore Color, Gloss
 and Attractiveness

Almost everyone knows that Sage Tea and Sulphur. properly com pounded. brings back the natural color and lustre to the hair when faded. streaked or gray. Years ago the only way to get this mixture was to make it at home. which is mussy and troublesome. Nowadays. by asking at any drug store for ''Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Com pound you will get large bottle of this famous recipe. improved by the addition of other ingredients, at a small cost.
 Don't stay gray, Try it. No one can possibly tell that you darkened your hair. as it does it so naturally and evenly. You dampen a sponge or soft brush with it and draw this through your hair. taking one small strand at time: by morning the gray hair disappears, and after an- other application or two, your hair becomes beautifully dark, glossy and attractive.
Arizona republican., 1919-12-21
Men and Women In Public Life

Teachers, writers, pro- fessional men, political lead CTS. editors-men and women in public life You Need The Stars and Stripes. It's as good as news service. You need to keep in touch with the returned soldiers, to know what they are doing and thinking, to know how they are playing the game" at home.
 The Stars and Stripes has 65 cor respondents located in every center at home and in France. It gives you weekly digest of the nations preparedness news. It keeps you in touch with the five million men and women who served and who continue
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Arizona republican., 1919-12-21
WHO WILL PLAN FOR
 LABOR'S NEW DUDS?
New York Timesl

Who is going to design the striped silk for labor's new s12.50 shirt. and who is to plan the new velvet frock for labor's wife, Who will decide whether the new spring wardrobe of the Pickfords and Theda Baras shah have full skirts or lean skirts? In short, is America Paris going to dictate styles and expensive articles commerce and. art will be buying by the dozen?
 Before the war Paris dictated cos tune and textile designs to the whole United States. Then war came, and America had to design new frocks and hats and silks for herself.
 And behold America discovered that she could design. And she found her self turning out fascinating textiles in 1915 there were some hooped dancing frocks. and in 1918 there were the long one-trouser- leg skirts. which were actually American creations.
 What does the future hold? That is now the question. For the most part of these five epochal years France has been really too busy to worry much about what American designers were doing. But now France has come back And France is still unquestion- ably the style source of the world just as she has been since the grand monarch said. Let there be Art
 No Longer Dictator
 Yet Paris resumes her fashion reign with a difference. Where once she dictated, now Paris Sill influence. There is all the~distinctioa between the two terms that there is in the manner orders given to cooks before and since the war. >
 Until 1914 American costumes hied them to Paris and purchased models These models were copied verbatim for expensive ladies east of the AlIegha nies and copied discreetly with extra folds of -chiffon" for equally expen- sive ladies west of the Alleghanies- good measure Then the first proofs were copied in cheaper materials and by cheaperf hands. and the results were sold in the department stores. Then they were copied again more cheaply still. and dispf1yed on Fourteenth street for the proletariat.,t The orig inal models. of course. had been sold in the first place to society leaders. and to successful actresses with bank accounts. and to the wives of Chicago millionaires-
 Says Painters Must Aid
 Now the technique will be quite diff ferent-at least so the more important If the American costumers assure you. The American costumer is attending Paris this fall. but. instead of models. ideas will be brought home-much to the perplexity of customs officers. only enough models will be purchased by the American costumer of this new creative class to gain the entree to the best Parfsian houses That entree the American designer must still have or. close up shop.
 An American costume designer. Travis Banton. explains why Paris will still lead.
 American costumers have proved that they can create quite as artistic, gowns as the French ever have pro- duced. But back of the French cos tLmer-even back of the great design CTS like Callot and Worth--are the French artists, the painters who Go rot consider it below their dignity to design costumes. The Drians. Fortunys and RBarbiers. are the real originators of French fashions. Until American artists of equal creative force get. into
Arizona republican., 1919-12-21

the year?
 That is not the only superstition pc culiar to Scotland The country is full of them. For instance, the High- land nurses believe that if an infants feet are put in snow ne will never have colds during his life. "A regular .prac- tice among the farmers used to be the placing of honeysuckle branches in their COW houses on May 2, to keep their cattle from being witched
 A New Weather Man"
 bad storm is prophesied when a cat frolics about a room. If sthe cat washes it's face with it's paws before the fire, the coming day will be rainy "A bride and bridegroom were. pro : tected from the evil Influence of we'd locks and witches by using gray horses to pull the bridal carriage. To be lucky. they should not be married in month the name of which contains the letter A" Furthermore, none of
Arizona republican., 1919-12-21
Home Folks
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You bought Liberty

l Ou UOuSIlC LlU0TJy Bonds, you gave us the Red Cross, the K. of G. and the Y. M CA You made the munitions, furnished the food and supplies. You kept the home fires burning, made the winning of the war possible and sure The Stars and Stripes is your paper. Your work isn t finished, neither is ours. Let's keep together through the com ing years. Let's keep up the Nations morale, let's be united in these United States. It's your paper, it's our paper there's only one Stars and Stripes.
 Not always serious. There are lots of jokes and cartoons and stories of comic events. The Stare and Stripes helped men to be better soldiers in France. 1t will help you to be better, we'll informed citizens at home And just nbw we are very seriously asking you to Subscribe NOW for yourself and friends.
Arizona republican., 1919-12-21

'195 foot steeplesof a local church. Mrs. WeSella's husband is a steepletack. Two years ago he went into the army and during his service overseas the fair successor to- his business kept on climbing her way into wealth, and. oh his return, short time ago, the pair entered a business partnership.
 Attired in overalls and with the aid of ropes and tackles that go with the trade. the two climbed steeples to- gether. make repairs or paint. and have
Arizona republican., 1919-12-21
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 Fl Keeps you constantly in touch with your buddies, with public affairs through out the land, with the Nations Capitol, with France with the Yesterday of War, the Today of Peace and the To-. morrow. You cannot afford to be with out it. There's a coupon below Sub-' scribe Now. Send it with Christmas greetings to your best pal. We'll tell him it's from you.
Arizona republican., 1919-12-21
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If Will Be

A Great Independent Ma tional Newspaper for all Ameri- cans. The enthusiasm with which it is being received since it moved from Paris to Washington assures it an enormous national circulation. At the present rate of growth, it will soon be beyond the expectations of the men who made 1t in France and handled its circulation of 520, 900 copies weekly. It requires no introduction. It is 1009o American. Everybody wanted it during the war. Everybody wants it now, after they find it is being pub. lished over here. All the family read it, and they all feel just like you do about 1t.
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Arizona republican., 1919-12-21
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An Ideal Christmas Gift
You can be a real 'sgOod fellow" bv sending

I Ou can Do a real
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 Your Christmas boxes helped 60 much last ye.r-The Stars and Stripes will help this yea, Keep the memory of your gift fresh in mind throughout 1920. A year of cheer and encouragement. of good spirits and renewed faith Pass the word along and use the coupon below. Include your naAe and address-we'u tell them you are fsending them The Stars and Stripes, wishing them Merry Christ mas and Happy New Year.
Arizona republican., 1919-12-21
SCOTLAND HAS A NEW YEARS
 SUPERSTITION

Did you know that if you lived in Scotland all salt cellars in the house must be full on New Years Day, else the household will suffer want during