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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-27
-FOUR WELLSBURC
STORES TO MERGE

u.,u.hr-r " Va, MAY c6-The In
..u;cnncer's correspondent learns from
Z apparently authentic sources that neso,
nations arc under way which II carrier
: successfully through will result IN the
merger Of four Of Wellsourgs depart
mcnt stores together with one grocery
: store thus giving this city one or inc
! finest and most up-to-oa'e aep"I .',.'S
. stores in the Ohio valley. including noth
, Of our ncirhboring cities Of Steubenrile
: and Wheeling.
: Wh,lc this paper is not at this time a.
liberty tn publish the names or tho men
: who are working along THIS plah' II
c.n h. sand that two ef the owners or
nresrnt stores have Indicated their Ia
: yorsbl" attitude IN connection win Inv
mattrr The stores OF tmlg br"S''
Saitnrr L. f'cderman and " :. JACOB
: ,rsre mentioned by our informant a. IN"
: four stores FROM which the conaolida-
zion would result # Il be a success. and
: uhils the plans call for a grocery dc
. nartment in connection with tn" depart
; men, store. this opportunity. II is un'
: derstood. Will be given to one or our
local merchants.
? The informant expressed a Confd"n MO
that such IN 'recr would De great
: step Of progress for W"llSourG. and gave
some reasons FOR this opinion. frin"i-
paUS these "er" oh' iHF pu''"'"N' q"
y itself a credit TO tho city. an opportunity
: 10 AFFORD local buyers with thorough
= stoG+. which il not now carried by any
store mentioned or otherwise. tho re-
: ductson OF overhead "<p"n*" an" "'n"r
. numerous features which seemed NOR
!, torious
The plan suggests that the four stores
. mentioned abov" now carry pra"t!"alIT
: the same kind OF stock. say 5000 81
. each particular garment / nd"r u CON
: anlidation plant tho Stnr" ,1u!d carr.
. 5000 worth of this particular sock
and have $4,000 LEFT for another linz.
= Operating in this manner all IN" way
. through. with III" Same outlay a.: capt
. tai a great variety &C good" could h"
" carried.
This plan. according I" our informant
Is ono sure way 20 overcome IN" present
condition Of larger stores in surround
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-27

rard. PRESBYTERIAN church. Wednesday.
June list: Cameron district. Fork lidE".
tn:NcrShliS; church. Thursday. Jun" -,".
Clay and Franklin districts C"mh:"rl.
';rarSNillr rhVr' Il. Friday, Jam" ir":
Liberty district. Zig Ran. Siiur'! :.
Jun" irh: Mead" district. E'wruan ". r..
church. Saturday. June nh. and NH..H-
!i,,.r'n ,.:Id Webster districts combined.
together with county rally ami com
v"nt:"n. Jnn,!"y June 18th.
Golfers Ont.
Much local interest IS being mani
Tested in cnltinE ~; year and nC'n-
her Of prominent. business and profess
S0nal m'n ~" PARTICIPATING IT tn"
Presidents fnN"rit" $prr, viii 1l'd:
Vim y Special I''''""n'I"n Day altai'
" III l." h"!I "u Tin" l"ru links. Tn; -
the first tournament ATTEMPTED ~ thr
locals uni VII no doubt prov" Ia 10
quit" interesting. Playing will begin
At $50 Il. III. and Ill players II" urged
Ia be out A. tn TIN"
Vincent Blake.
N;nCen, l;rr'. age; = YEARS. rr"in!-
nrut and h.Ehl! respected farmer OF
Toms Run, died 1T his home THURSDAY
morning at 30 o'clock. -: b. Sh:S DIS
ease He is survived by lis wi!"w,
five sons and one. daughter. Fun"r&
services viii h" held tomorrow morning
at 10 o'clock At the Salem Churrh. In
torment viii be- made Il the salem GEM
ctrrY.
Church to Enlarge.
~" official board az tn" Fi-S: NJ j..
church here is making plans - purrha -
addrt iOnd! property ~ order that an
other structure mi:ht hc annexed - N"
church to take care "r tn" ever ipC!"a!
ing congressman. Options IT." Iri'ic
I ,,.n and plans terminated which viii
scented {" the church -; 4 Later
Band Concert.
'hr citizens laud will CIV" "nnr"rt
nn tia, streets next TUES dag evening
r/as for ia" event ar" now going along
nicely and with Il few moro prHl re- Srs-
SiunS 10 hr held IN" musician" Will be
in fine condition {" lr"S' 500 ming
melodies 10 tn" eur.
Continue Investig alton.
The ras" Of George II. l.J"Er. local
man confined in tn" Marshall county
Jail. on Il %hgh' mlSd"m"nno: ''harC"
Will be continued to-day. t. Haild'
way. Il government u:~:ria! !S in the
city investigating III" "N-ScrvI"' man $
case and some disposition will probably
occur to-day The case MAS begun hy
the local Legion post.
Memorial Day Services.
Members Of tho &. \ X, American
Legion and other parri"ti': organ "a
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-27

hospital for appendicitis Saturday. 10
reported to be improving very nicely.
Walter Bryson. Jr.. was operated on
at the Glendal hospital and Is getting
along nicely.
Mr. and Mrs. George Chaplin Of New
ark. Ohio. are the guests Of friends and
relatives in this city.
Miss Dernice Dakan OF Pleasant VAL
lev is visiting friends here.
Miss Margaret Welsch Of Jefferson
avenue WAS the guest Of Wheeling
Island friends yesterday.
Miss Cecil Fancy OF WaynesourY.
Pa. is the guest OF her aunt. Mrs. E. J..
, Akin, of Southern Tomlinson avenue.
J. W. Dowler Of Third street who has
been seriously III with pneumonia, Is
iiuDroying very slowly.
Mrs. Daniel knsel of Fostoria avenue,
who has been quite III for a few days,
| Is better.
Senator Walter +. Burgess will re-
turn to his home on Eighth street this
evening from business trip to Lewis
county.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. N. Doyles Of Pitts.
burgh will arrive In this city today on
an extended trip with friends and rela.
tives.
Miss Alice Virginia MCLEAN Is the
guest OF friends and relatives here. She
will return to New Martinsville Sunday.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-27

hts daughter, Mrs. c. E. Myers. Of Nor
ton avenue, I" take treatments from
DR.. Compton for his eyes.
Chris IFutl;nr of New Martinsville is
the guest Of his mother on Second
street.
Rev. IT, II. Workman left Yesterday
for Mt. Clare. W. VA. To preach the
fncral sermon for Il former parishioner.
I.i'tl" Miss Viola I"hrw of Twelfth
street will leave today on an EXTEND j
"trip with her grandparents Of New Mar
tinsvillc
Mrs. VIM. Fish Of Lumberport Is via
ing her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Tay-
lnr on Maple avenue.
Master Thomas. little son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. H. G.. Peters Of Walnut avenue.
WIS operated on at the Glendale hos
pitAl W, dncSday AMI is getting along
very nicely.
Paul B",tomc of Seventh street left
Wednesday evening for New York
whore h" will make an extended visit
with relatives.
Miss Ii"n"vrvp Cain Of Northern Elm
avenue is the guest Of friends at Fair
view.
May Welsch IS quite i'll at her home
in Glendale.
Charles Hockey or Mulberry avenue.
who was operated on at the Glendal lie
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-27
violator Fined

Prohibition Officers mad" search ~
abou, , dozen Places nt business here
Last night buc made water haul IN
Al but one pace. AZ a hotel conducted
on lower Market stree, ny Scott Roc,
tho officers found some evidence ana
Roe was fined s5On and costs by Justice
I. Adler Prohibition Officers CAIN al.
the others had Zip that the rad was
70 ~ NADIA
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-27

check for 81 40" To bishop W. l.. Ora
watt. TO help GREG, "A home for boys.
1T the heginHi:s of til" AFTERNOON S'S-
sion OF the second days meeting of the
annua! council Of the Episcopal churches
of The diocese uf Vest Virginia. 1T
Trinity church here Thursday. This l.
the second 81 .unu rha"k presented 10y MI
Sehnn they money hcInG ,lunaicd h. ia"
Service CHARTER "f Trinity EpISt"lA'
church At Huntington. PLANS are icing
made by the Episcopal council /" erect
4 Suitahlr home for orphans IN this state
and from pres ~ lndiGatOnS "n"uEil
money Will h. htd I" begin construction
within. Il sh"r, while.
Two session of IA" council were hc!h
Thursday. one II IN" afternoon anu on"
IN TN. evening. both a.; which were
given over II attending 10 council buHi-
ness affairs. Rev l. de- l.. ErayShaw, 81
I'arkcrShurg delivered an addr"'S at
the church last evening IN "D!o'"Shn
Mission His talk VAS along III" lines
Of the Home missionary work ana
proved that conditions could he in'
proved cons idrr,lbiy. The discourse WAS
quite lengthy and proved To- be quite
interesting
Rev. Henry A. McNulty. u returned
missionary from emma, Will deliver 'h'
address this evening" nj Trinity church
on General Missions. MCNutH has
had several wears experience ABROAD
with the Chinese people and their
habitat and his talk IS looked tor"ar"
TO with great interest. y business SEES
sion will he held THIS morning and on"
this afternoon. several impromptu ;alkH
Will also be made.
The following Is tire program io7 'h'
remaining days Of the council gathering
SATURDAY. May 2S.-BusinrSs session ~
the council! =. m.
SUNDAY. May 20 800 Morning prayer
sermon by Rev. John tiaSS. 1919 n, IN
. Closing service Of cCun".l in charge "'
. RI. Roy. w l.. Gravatt. -. H.. so y, M
Address by Or. L. w. GE&chr"ok. OF
Washington. D. G. Subject. "a Lay
mans Message TO Man"
Tho following IN" last 10 arriN" Tor
: tho council meeting: {. \. H"rhcT
; C'larksburg: Ean4olph Stalnak"r. ReNrr'
! ~: e. r. M"Cic". charleston: W. {.
Gardner Glover Lick: ra"a Kennedy
Alexandria. Va. and Robert Lee BOYD
8 Wheeling.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-27
Hold Conventions.

Beginning Tuesday. May 81. Sunday
school conventions will be held in all
district Of Marshall county every day
for six days beginning with convention
for Sand Hill TO be held at Sherrard on
next Tuesday and ending with the
meeting at Pleas
ant valley on Sunday. June 5. Two ses-
sions will be held each day. One in the
morning and one in tho afternoon.
The Pleasant Valley affair will be a
combined rally and convention for the
entire county. all district Sunday SchoaI
people taking part. The plan is TO place
Marshall county in the front ranks N
Sunday school work before tho c"Nt
state convention. Special emphasis WI
be placed on rural school work.
The schedule Of tho conventlon1
as follows: Sand Hi: district Dallas
Tuesday, May 3Ist: Union district. Sncr-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-27
DRIVES AWAY STUFFED-UP COLDS
AND C0UGHS|N J|FFY, e CENTS

in a vigorous fight against disease and
that draggy. headachy tired. weary
feeling. better than anything you ever
took in Your life. the druggist will give
you back just double what you paid for
the tube without affidavit or red-tape.
This famous guarantee OF double or
what you paid If they ara not the best
medicine you ever took. created a sem
satIon when first announced by The
United Stores Co. Since then thehe
Burtone Tablets which they said were
the best in the world. have become uni
versally known. Get large Csc tube OF
Burtone Tablets at your druggist
tonight
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-27
A Cold Is Just Another Kind OF
Fever. A Fevor Means You
Are Congested-
TO GET RELIEF QUICK
: TAKE BUEroNE TABLETS

4 cold and cough tolls you your sys-
:"m Is rongested. 4 cold is another
name for - fever. While in TIM; con-
lition your pores and whole system in
Guiding throat and lungs are wide open
To- disease. Colds and Coughs are dam
earouS Stop yours tonight. Go TO
YOUR druggist and get large e!r tube
90 Burtonc Tablets. Take per directions
and if they do not clean out that cold
and cough. stir up your whole system
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-27
WElLSBURG
TELEPHONE.
TURNS TRICK

"uslIo, dad. Ruth and are IN
ursiishurr to get a license. II IS up 20
49, d,d" This expression. made by L..
6.nahe,y while talking 70 his ta'her
Tbursday morning over the long DIS
,,nce telephone. broke down opposition
o. Danahetys mother. who had written
20 the clerk Of the loccl m ,rrsas" l'c"nse
t,,rc,,, instruct,ng Il at Officer not to
issrs a license to her son Taking the
receiver to his car. the father informed
the clerk to go ahead and issue inc
license. which brought considerable JOY
IA tho prospective groom
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-27

The sure way 10 abolish dandruff for
good Is to destroy the germ that causes
IT, To do this quickly. safely and most
effectively. set from your druggist a
bottle Of Partisan sage. This is guar.
anteed TO Danish all dandruff. stop Itch.
ing scalp and falling hair. and stimulate
a new growth or the cost. small as I
Is, will be refunded.
Partisan Sage Is a scientific prepare
ton that supplies hair nceds-an anti
saptic LIQUID neither sticky nor greasy
easy to use. and daintily pcrfumed.
II you want beautiful. soft, thick. lus.
trous hair. end lots Of 1t. by all means
try Partisan Sage. Don't dclay--bcG In
tonight--a little attention now Will In
sure abundant hair for years TO come.
guarantee money refunded IL you are
not entirely satisfied.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-27
!. Dandruffy SCa|pS
Cause Badness
PArisian sage Stops Itching, Keeps the
scalp Healthy-Prsvsnts Dandru1f.

II you have dandruff you must get rid
Of II Quickly-it's positively dangerous
and Il will surely ruin your hair 4 YOU
don't.
Dandrutfy heads mean fated. brittle
scraEgly hair that finally dieS-ncw hair
will not Grow-then you are hairless and
nothing can help You.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-27

Hear William J. Bryan. Market Audi
forum, Wheeling. N"Y -. 500 ?. m.
my.2S-k
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-10-13
HIS ADOPTED PARENTS
ARE KILLED BY BOY

Rockford. Ill.--.Onc Of the most
brutal murders ever known In lhls
county vas committed By Hcrber,
Steward. aged IS. who shot aud
killed his adopted parents. Mr. and
Mrs. rank Armstrong. at their homo
on a farm about seven miles souti
Of Rockford.
Steward gave himself up TO thu
authorities and made complete
confession. according to States At.
torney William Johnson.
The boy has been living with tn"
Armstrong; 10 rthc last eight or
ten years and he claims that he had
been whipped ON many occasionf
with switches aud h blacksnakc
whip.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-10-13
CAPTURE FOUR BANDITS.

Spring City, Pa.--,Four Of six
bandits who yesterday held up tn"
offices of the Spring Cltv National
Bank and robbed the vault Of he
tween $4,000 and $4,000 in cash
v'eer cantured three hours later al
Phoenixville, four miles east of
this place Several thousand dollar
of the money was said to have been
recovered. The bandits escaped
through q rear door when the police
entered the house in which all six
had taken refuge.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-10-13
(Flrst Published Oct. 13, 1921
NOTICE OF PUBLICATION.

State of Oklahoma, County of Grady,
IS:
In the District Court Within and for
said County and State.
Charles Collins, Plaintiff.
VS..
Isabella l.. Collins. Defendant.
No. 6S45.
Said defendant, Isabella l.. Collins,
will take notice that she has been
sued in the above named court upon
petition filed herein for divorce,
upon the grounds OF abandonment,
and must answer the petition filed
herein by said plaintiff on or before
the Gath day Of November A. D.
1921, or said petition will be taken as
true and judgment rendered in
favor of said plaintiff against said
defendant divorcing the said Charles
Collins from the defendant Isabella
l.. Collins.
HOLDING & HERR,
(SeaD Attorneys for Plaintiff.
Attest: e. G. Reynolds, Court Clerk
BY Matte Holcomb, Deputy.
10.13-Stw.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-10-13
GUILTY. NOT WITH
A SMILE LIKE THAT

Chicago. Thirty miles an hour
seemed hn excessive speed to o
motorcycle policeman who hauled
Mlsa Ceurld. McRae. daughter of
Albert McRae former mayor of
Glencoe. before Police Magistrate
Maikcy. u wllmeitc.
She demanded a jury trial Tho
iurymcn frowued. They looked at
the defendant She Was pretty. She
smiled
Not guilty" came the spontanc.
ous chorus Again Miss Mcitae
smiled and went to her waiting car.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-10-13
BURNS NEGRO TO DEATH

Mount Pleasant. Texas.-Wylie
McNeelv. n negro. was burned to
death by mob near T.eesbury.
Camp county. shortly after midnight
last night lie had been arrested
charged with assault upon girl.
The negro was seized by the mob
when he ATTIC npted to leap from the
Jail to an automobile waiting to
spirit him away from the large
crowd which had surrounded th0
iail.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-10-13

primary msFtrss. rslns ~ i'scs
YounF Americas % tie, isonEhnrns
20
corrONi Spot cotton prices de-
cllncd about ias paints daFlnK tho
~eok sloalas around is.slc PER N.
Nss yeFi October fasurss dovn ico
points q, ipsse. A"H
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-10-13

ny United rreas.
waakesan. ~. oct Ia RepFesen'
latlvoa Of Governor Leu Small and
those vho wlli prosecute him haFv
on charge II embcsSlomoni ~
state funds. nct November n as the
date tentative ~ the trial This
action uah taken ~ conference
herr. t fHAl
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-10-13
No Worms in a ..eaIthy !. Child

All children trogtled with Worms Asve a I'm
healthy color. which indicates poor blood. aud asa
rule. there is mora or lees stomach disturbance.
GROVES TASTELESS chill TONIC given regularly
for two or three weeks will enrich the blood. i'm
prove the digestion, ard act ss General Strength
ening Ioaic to the wnola system. Nature will thea
throw off OF iIrs tire woTu.s ard n Child VII b
n rerieet heei.s sssassns 10 sske, ~ pr tVssfe
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-10-13

More than a quarter million women
of the British Isles were widowed
during the world war.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-10-13

Nassr spck asy@rs sw harder
seergsi hY uonnsn's Ess lian slsfks
aho Lead = seden'sIY life
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-10-13

taat'ss q Hughes - shs loaHh
u.auaie lsfopp llarerslls % ~.
,nse segFvlasY - s,a.a
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-10-13

A geological survey has sho~n no
probable ara II Canadlaa 81 ''e'''
- seee,e sqsass mllea
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-10-13
The Biggest Clothing Values
i'm Western Oklahoma

Rsh, here The Dixie win find the best clothing values Western
oklrhoms- clothing bught with the Of and
through before bis
big quane selling for cash and cash for what
buy you Mems Fall Suits;
Mems AWoOl Worsted Suits fancy brown and blue pneedssoo
Young AnWooi worsted double breasted styles sss
of Mems AnWoo Suits,
and mixtures Materials Woed and
Smooth Serges, priced cny - S@ooV
Suits Well made $2S75
Mems Fine Unfinished in pretty patterns Solid
stripes double breasted and
Shan Marx fine high grade Suits priced s3s75 SA7
The Washington times., 1921-02-10
SCOUTS SCE[EBRATE
nth ANNIVERSARY
Troop 81 Gives Signal Drill at
Central High Ceremonies.
Lichtenburg Commended.

Boy Scouts of Washington last
night celebrated the eleventh ami
versary of their organization in the
Central High School auditorium.
Colin H. Livingstone, one Of the
founders and national president, and
William Knowles Cooper, vice presi-
dent of the District council. spoke.
Isaac Cans, vice president of the
Scouts, presided. Livingstone pre-
sented Scout Lichtenburg, of Troop
SO, a letter from President Wilson,
commencing him for selling more
war savings stamps than any other
Washington scout.
Troop 81, under the direction. of w.
II. Taylor, scoutmaster, gave an in
teresting signal drill. The Boy Scouts
Band furnished music. Motion Pic
tures of the scouts recent ''jamboree"
in England and depicting scenes in a
French boy scout camp were shown.
y Scout Executive Edward d, Shaw
announced that on Lincoln's Birthday
at 1870 p. m, the scouts have been
requested to assist the air service in
the Inauguration of the model air
route from Washington to Dayton by
laying out marks at Boiling Field.
Similar marks will be placed by
scouts throughout the country.
The Washington times., 1921-02-10
SOLDIER AID LAW
ISBEL|EvED NEAR
Legion Officials Are Encourag-
ed-Galbraith 0isposes OF
Won Mach Sharply. =


Remedial soldier legislation is much
nearer enactment now than ever be
fore since the close of the war. This
II the opinion. OF members OF the ma
tional executive committee OF the
American Legion. who yesterday nm
tShed a three-day session here.
Yesterday the committee spent sew
eral hours at the Capitol conversing
with members of the House. and they
reported that their talks were as
satisfactory as the conversation the
day before with ~ members OF the
Benate
One OF the startling incidents OF the
meeting was the attempt by Edmund
Won Mach. newspaper writer ana
author, who has written several pro-
German documents, to have +. w.
Gaibraith, national commander, speak
at q meeting In New York city on
February 2S In the interest OF the
withdrawal OF all African contingents
Of the French army from German oc-
cupied territory.
Commander GaIbraith said that the
Invitation TO speak was rendered per-
sonally by Won Mach, who told MIN
that a Congressional committee would
also conduct an inquiry. The COM
mander said that in the meeting he
saw an effort to ALLEVIATE the good
feeling that exists between this coun-
Try and France.
Seeing In the movement nothing
bait brazen attempt to use the Ameri-
can Legion as a tool In driving an
opening wedge between the American
and French people, / not only re-
tected the offer, but when the motive
became clear to me. peremptoriIy
allowed Mr.. Won Mach the door," Com
mander GaIbraith declared in relat-
ing the conversation in which the in
vttatiOn was rendered.
The Washington times., 1921-02-10

methods 0f efficiency In Agriculture,
according 10 Dr. E. ID Ball. Assistant
Of Agrieulture. who spoke
yesterday afternoon AT the cry CLUBS
weekly forum luncheon on "A Policy
of National Development
Dr. Bah pointed out that the popu-
lation OF the United States was In
creasins at an enormous rate, ana
that unless food production took .
decided squirt this country within nf-
teen years would become food-im-
porting nation, would cease to grow.
The Washington times., 1921-02-10

served IN the United states nayy
ana was ons of the nrst marines.
After an honorary career ia his
eountrys service during tbs Civil
War, he went on the stage aud
made a success as an actor.
For seyesal years he was favor
its on the Pacific Coast He played
with Junius and Edwin Booth. Law
renee Barrett Tom keane. Harry
courtaine, And other famous sctbrs
IN the days follow ing the Civil War.
The Washington times., 1921-02-10
FUEL FAMINE SUSPENDS
BOLSHEVIK RAILROADS

The fuel famine in Soviet Russia
has become so acute that all traffic
has been suspended on nineteen prin-
cipal lines in Russia, and twelve Sec
ondary lines, according to reports
reaching the State Department to-
day.
According to the newspaper, Econo-
mic Life, of January 30, there are
1O,91S railway locomotives in all Rus
sia. OF this number less rssn half
have been in commission at any given
time during 1920. Wood is being
burned in locomotives instead of coal,
and much of 1t being damp and green
when put into the fire boxes. has
caused damage to the engine.
The Washington times., 1921-02-10
D. E. FILING ASSOCIATION
TO SHOW OFFICE FILM

The Green-Cabinet," two-reel
photoplay illustrative of modern office
operation, will be shown for the first
time next Monday night at the Thorn
son School at 8 o'clock under the
auspices of the Filing Association of
the District Of Columbia.
The play is described as an inter
esting romance, SO 1t will afford not
only an evenings entertainment, but
a rare opportunity for the filing pro-
fession and those interested in mod
ern office operation to witness the
handling of file-room problems. The
entertainment is open to the public.