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The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1922-06-15

Bradley b. Zirkle, native Nirginian
who on October Is, 1879, discovered
the famed Endless Caverns Of Virginia
ZIrkle's story is that as lad he was
chasing rabbit, and behind some
boulders found the caves Which travel
ers come from all parts of the world
to see.
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1922-06-15
BRIEF INFORMATION

The Christmas season costs King
George Of England about s4O.ooo.
The Iowa state conservation BOARD
has acquired its first woman MEMBER
In the person Of Mrs. Dorothy Housh-
ton of Red Oak.
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1922-06-15

Let us Not Fail.
r. IN doing good let US not fall.
nn,, que time We shall reap, not
ms-Galatians. Go.
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1922-06-15

Great Britain has Is war cemeteries
In Italy, containing 1885 graves.
Canadian farmers were required to
answer 90 questions in the 1921 GEN.
sus.
American coke ovens waste enough
fertilizer annually to supply S.72O.OO0
acres.
Martinsburg journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1920-1977, 1922-08-14


a-a.ns. it. TO have succumbed If thew
did, from this cause, would be no more a
reelection on their courage than if they had
been struck by lightning"
Whether it was mountain fear or not
that turned them back, other experts de.
clare that whatever it NAV have been If
was not the monsoon.
The native bearers who were with Tho
expedition say the monsoon-which is a
great driving wind and hurricano accom-.
panied by rain that sweeps across Asia
Martinsburg journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1920-1977, 1922-08-14
Star Indicates
Point Where
the Climbers
Stepped and
from Which
They
Relocated
After Their
Final
Unsuccessful
Dash for
the Top.

especially those ACQUAINTED with the highcr
ranges of the Himalayas, believe there
may be some truth in the story of the
native guides. 1t goes without saying that
Dhcy 40 not share the fantastic beliefs of
'ho Thbetan peasants about the Goddess
ct he Mountain nor do they attribute
cry supernatural origin TO whatever in
Martinsburg journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1920-1977, 1922-08-14

l ,.'7 loIeeu y t II t l d |
''IuSe anu ,, con- I'll t,dhio!to
~ @oai i ''lelt ci'oie T .il,i
e"u ol'lY d -" uC'''ul ." =.
tet. Z" W d >. puI 'I'g; 9's
,''dg iiiJ'i ., 9,II I '.,,iot - -, a
cry VA . Inns W, u W. u nc, i,''S
Martinsburg journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1920-1977, 1922-08-14

buy. They had electrically warmed cloth
ing artificial lungs" the most nourishing
Of timed foods. mule transportation Up to
10000 feet, and perfect motion picture an.
paratus to visualize the "footage' made on
the ice-clad sleeps.
When the mules could go 70 further,
native carriers we're used so that the ex.
plorers could conserve every ounce Of
muscular energy for the final dash
A mountain climber of twenty vears
ago, who had nothing but his knansack.
ropes. ice Ratchet and alpenstock. would
have been amazed at the picture presented
by tho General Bruce cxnedjtion two.
Martinsburg journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1920-1977, 1922-08-14

lungma, who said,
Thus far and no
further!' to the
white explorers, &C
cording to the story
OF the native guides.
1t was she, accord
Ing to the native be.
lief, who froze their
hearts Wit h I h e
mountain fear' and
forced them to give
UP the quest.
Mountain climbing
EXPERTS in America
Martinsburg journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1920-1977, 1922-08-14

. Personnel Of the
Expedition. Seated
Captain Finch,
General Bruce,
Commander, and
MIR. Strut.
Sanding: Messr3
Crawford, Norton
Mallory, Somer-
lille, Morshead
and Wakefield.
Evening journal., 1922-12-01
Getting On the in New
HdlUdiian Maiden in 'HuIdah :" First Role

be an extra actor for four weeks.
Then they give you a line and begin
TO pay you something"
She produced her makeup kit and
gave her nose a dab. II was Katie's
5oy-that makeup kit.
We went upstairs to get ready for
the performance.
There were four OF US IN the
dressing room. The grass skirts pop
ularly supposed 10 be an indispen-
learned, were not 20 be ours. had
learned. were not 20 be ours. Those
had been reserved for the dancing
9Irls.
We supers were to wear the
Mother Hubbards introduced into
the islands by the missionaries.
Somebody showed through the
door two tablespoonfuls OF brown
powder on a cold cream Id and in
structed us 10 cover our faces. neolSs,
arms and legs with IT,
wasted considerable before dis
covered that cold cream had to be
applied first. But even II that
hadn't happened there would never
have been enough to go around
Nobody came TO make us up. All
that We accomplished was four pale
splotchey sunburns and some very
black eyebrows.
had Just crawled into my Moth
er Hubbard when somebody bawled
Orchestra" and we piled down on
the stage.
Evening journal., 1922-12-01

nlung to me.
Il was while we were having sup
per together before the evening per-
Torrance that found out about
katie.
Katie was IT. Her mother had
been in a hospital six years and
Katie had been forced to leave
SCHOOL early She got a Job as
hursemaid at $50 a month and then
The movie fever struck her.
She entered movie school
where you paid $50 for training and
then got a Job at a fabulous sum.
in the school they made Aims OF you.
Later you took the Aims around
and showed them 10 the managers.
II the managers liked them they
hired you at a wonderful salary.
Katie had paid $40 and taken her
Ptraining." But she had been IN
able to raise the remaining $50 and
he school had refused to give her
her Aims"
Now, by supering IN the stock
company Katie hoped 10 rise TO a
position OF afiiuence where she could
pescue her films"
"Of course" said Katie. you
Know the stock company don't pay
Sou anything at first. You have 10
Evening journal., 1922-12-01

Another case Of this kind was re-
hted TO The Plant Juice Man re-
lentlv by Mr.. W. A. suckley, of 80
North Broad street. Jersey Shore,
Pa, a well known man, who sald'
NY friends all wonder at the
treat change in my appearance since
have taken Plant Juice. It seemed
hat the medicine began to help me
almost from the very first DOSE
mink it really Is remarkable the way
[ have been benefited by Plant Juice
kecause had been in bad condition
Dor so long.
Several years ago my case was
diagnosed as acute stomach trouble.
got in such bad condition that l
lould not eat or sleep right and felt
Weak and tired out all the time.
Il work at the New York central
Railway shops at Arts. Pa, ana some
bf the boys in the shop recommend
kd plant Juice to mo and so l bought
ghree bottles and started taking L.
have now taken those three bot
les OF the medicine and eat and
sleep ike a child. I have gained Sow
an and one-haif pounds and feel ~
Of life. I think Plant Juice Is won
herful and I am recommending II
every chance 1 get"
Plant Juice has given such sur
orising relief in 80 many local cases
BE- stomach, liver and kidney trou-
bles. that It is we'll worth a trial by
mybody who suffers.
Plant Juice is sold in Wilmington
st The Miller Drug store, 400 Mar
ket street; in New Castle by r. Chal-
lenger G. Son: in Newport BY c. b.
white; in Newark by W. z. Brown.
tAdv.)
Evening journal., 1922-12-01
Paying for the Home

up 20 two years ago my money
all went 20 DOCTORS and medicine for
my stomach trouble. I was con.
stantly filled with gas and no medl-
cine helped me permanently untn
I tried a bottle OF Mayr's Wonderful
Remedy at that time with excellent
results. Now I am using my money
in paying for a home" II Is sim
pie harmless preparation that re-
moves the catarrhal Inuous from the
intestinal tract and allays the In
fiammation which causes practically
all stomach. liver ana intestinal all
ments, including appendicitis. one
dose VIII convince or money re-
funded. J. NJ. Ecksrd and druggists
everywhere.
Evening journal., 1922-12-01

had been out In front osms back
stage.
You girls" makeup rs certainly
rotten" ne remarked.
The stage was GOLD. I started to
sneeze. -Four times stage hands re-
quested me 60 get out OF the way so
they could put up a lemon tree or
something. Ny makeup was COM
ing of. was dirty from lying about
on the stage.
Il was a long show. When 1880
came and Il was finally over I real
ICED that was tired and hungry and
discouraged. didn't want 70 be an
actress. would much rather work
in a restaurant. or anything.
1 went upstairs and started plling
Evening journal., 1922-12-01

cold cream and eyebrow pencils into
my bag.
What are you doing that for7''
sand Kate. you'll have 20 use them
tomorrow"
Il know I said, but I thought
ia straighten them up a little"
Which. OF course, wasn't quite
true. for knew that the stage ca
reer OF Huldah Benson was over.
Evening journal., 1922-12-01
CoNrINGi

&ONllN1a
MISS VAN DE GRIBrs OK
perieDces furnish proof that
the small town girl. coming 70
the metropolis unheralded and
unknown. faces an almost in
surmountable task IN landing
a Job on the stage.
But the Evening Journal and
NEA Service were not satisfied
with offering Miss Van de
Grift's proof alone.
To that end they asked Madge
Kennedy. famous stage and
screen star II she wouldn't put
herself in the same position
that OF a Afiddle-Western girl
with lots OF ambition and little
rnoney--and make the same
rounds /of the booking Offices
that Miss Van de CRIT had
made. Miss Kennedy consented.
She tells OF her experiences in
the last OF the series of the
Getting on the Stage IN New
York" stories tomorrow,
Miss Van de Grift's oonolud-
ing story appears today.
Evening journal., 1922-12-01
BY JOSEPHINE VAN DE GRIF1
NEA Service Stan writer.

NEA Service Stan Writer.
NEW YORK-Although stage
people are very kind It seems they,
Zoo. have their little cliques.
An actor who has a line to say
as, Madam, did you ring?" will
pever get on intimate terms with
q super with no line at all.
Consequently those OF us who
constituted the atmosphere" for
THE Bird OF Paradise" were lone
Bome. I think this was why Katie
Evening journal., 1922-12-01

This Is the sixth OF a series
OF stories by Josephine Van de
Grit describing how she. pos
ing as a country girl. sought TO
get on the stage In New York.
Evening journal., 1922-12-01
For Sore Feet
Peterson's Ointment

To the millions. OF users OF Peter
sons Ointment. Peterson says. Don't
fail to use II for sore. infiamed, ach-
ing feet; Il does the work over
night" Best for piles. old sores. CO.
zema. itching and pimply skin. All
druggists. 35c. coo. s1.OO. $3.50.
$500.
Evening journal., 1922-12-01

Eventually we got settled. Now
girls, sing" rasped out Carey.
We sang. The curtain shot-up. I
was before the footnghts at last.
Some time later an individual who
Evening journal., 1922-12-01

Roll meat balls IN hot. parboiied
cabbage leaves. place IN a creased
pan and brown.
Evening journal., 1922-12-01
HELPED HIM AT
Once, He SAYS
Says the Plant Juice Bene-
flied Him From Very
First Dose
STOMACH TROUBLE
is NOW RELIEVED

A great many people who have
taken Plant Juice and derived relief
from health troubles through its use.
have said afterward that this rem
edy seemed TO help them from the
hnst dose.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-03-28

Wel,h congregational church vii! be
entertained at the houc OF MIS-. ta"i
Et!;ut. OF Wheeling. Fv.day evening. n
rare, post sale WI hc held during the
,.ycnira; aftcr wn!rn refreshments Will
hc scr.cd.
Legion Mot
The American Legion he'd We'll at
tended netting at tuc:r headquarters
cyl Hanover ~trrt last evening. Mat
trrs - i.,,pUrLIn." Mere discussed. aItcT
wh:rh the remainder If tn" cNcni"r was
srru. with various social diversions.
Martins Ferry Briefs
The Service Star held 4 SPECIAL meet
ins ~ IL" office Of Mrs. l.upt"n at '"e
city building last evening.
E.rairs are hcimG mad" on ~" cnS.H'
~ me Liberty hos" nous" Nh''h WH'
unal,, t. answer IN" call t." E"tn"Su.i
\ t'hc,ro,n, aud n Ford "la>hed IN
Fourth street yesterday morning. h''h
machines We" damaged but "cr" ave
ln r~urcrd under their own power.
Nj and Mrs charles Mtvh"'S. OF
pscr cat have returned nome after
visit with relatives in Georgia.
Roland Roland returned /" cleveland
yesterday after spending several days
With hts parents on Fourth street.
Miss Carrie Watson. of New Castle
Pa. returned home yesterday after n
VISIT with friends on fNyCtte street.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-03-28
BRIDGEPORT
TOWN SPLIT WIDE
over BOND ISSUES

Many residents fear that II soma
understanding ~ not reached soon. the
bond issues for tho West end bridge and
new water I'm both viii Re defeated
when the Issues come up 70 vote.
ono section Of the town seems 10 la
working against the other end. It -
said. AS the question now stands. with
the one side refusing Withdraw their res
olution. tho water main issue will have
10 be postponed until the general cleo
ton in November The residents Of the
West End think that tho bridge question
has been put off long enough and declare
they intend to go through with Il. The
residents OF the upper end r"al'zc that
II the main cannot he voted on this COM
Ing APRIL the work viii he rut on for
another year. Not only does council
have TO confront these two questions
hut requests for many other repairs to
be made in this city.
Bowman Funeral Wednesday
Tho last sad rites for the TAT" TAMIL
ton Marion Bowman. aged and respected
resident OF Pennington, will I've held
Wednesday afternoon at two o'clock n
tho family home. Rev George ENrnCS
OF the Bartin Methodist church will have
charge Of tho services. lntcrmcnt will
be in Pennington cemetery. Mr.. Eow.
which was caused ny Il stroke NJ par
alysis He had heCn resident Of Farm
lnEton for tho last % years and worked
In the mine at Barton for many years.
To Europe In April
Il W. Beech of kirkwuOd. VIII :" to
England April 10 10 live. lie WI 'lN'
the body OF his wife who died at.
month ago with him to ho buried O..
England. His brother Richard will al
so accompany Mr.. Beech hut Will only
stay for a period OF three months.
Tickets were purchased from tho Shlck
agency and the S. S. Aquatanta Will taxa
the party to Europe.
Bake Sale Saturday
The Ladies' Aid society Of tho Kirk
wood Presbyterian church will hold a
bake sale at tho Bridgeport Hardware
store next Saturday afternoon. All
kinds Of pastries and home mad" goods
will he put on sale and ALI arc invited
to attend.
B. & o. Pay Today
All employees of the u. \ -. railroad
Will recc!v" their pay to-day. Local
railroad men say that tn" pay is con-
sidcrah.y larger than il has been for
some time All roads have been work
Ing good owing To the coal h"InS Haul"h
which Is used to stock MP different FAC
tories fearing the coal strike.
Hold inquest Today
Coroner Clyde Hardr*ty viii hold an
inquest into the death Of John Ia>"ich.
who was fatally hurt ~ the Guipui"wn
company mine at lninntnW -. near
Flushing. this morning ut $50. The
date of inquest for tie man that was
tOunr murdered near Rannnrk Sunday
morning has not been set hut VIII prob
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-03-28
MARTINS FERRY
WOMAN CAUGHT
WITH LIQUOR

Mrs. Amy CorNc1t was arrested by
Officer TrucmIn Frazer las, even'aE
FOR HAVING HQuov n ho- roSsess'"n.
She boarded a street car IN tlark'S add
ton with 4 SUIT case. pthrer Fr&iTT,
wno WAS on the car ~ Inv time. beam
Suspicious and started {" QUIZ her
about the contents OF the suit case.
Not rccc!N'nS satisfactory ANSWER. n"
took the lady from the car at Wa.nu;
street ard brought her 20 the city build
iag l'poa opening IN" suit case. Off
rers Eound tina; i, was tillcd with liquor.
She waS locked up untN hearing.
which will ne gwen h"r this evening.
Fined $40
Louis Maven, WHO was arrested 'A;"
SUNDAY r:cht m connection with fam
ily spIabh,e on Washington street. was
siven a hearing before Moyar Howard
Dufr last evening and was handed I'M"
nc $40 and told that Il he appeared
again tic line would be much heavier.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-03-28

nue. Is able to be out again after . oae
case Of pneumonia.
Miss Edna Higbee, sophomore stu
dent at Bethany College and daughter
Of Nr and Mrs. J. II. Higbee OF Lin
coin avenue, Is spending the spring
vacation time at her home.
MIR. Ralph Rogerson Of Columbus wa
a guest at the home Of his mothsr-in.
law, Mrs. Kate Dorff Of Lincoln avePiue,
over Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh Campbell Of CAM
bridge have returned 10 their mons
after having spent the end Of the week
here with relatives.
Miss Louise McConn and tbs sohool
friend who has been her guest Miss
Edna Wh!tebred. will return tomorrow
to Wooster University to resume their
studies.
Mr.. Lawrence Imhof. clerk Of the
county court, spent Sunday at his home
on Highland avenue. While here nj.
Imhoff announced that he would Be
candidate In the August primary Tor
nomination on the Democratic ticket
Mr. Henry Bryan OF West 10th street
has been Ill at his home Tor rev
days.
Messrs George King and Chester
DALEY of Lincoln avenue have gone to
Ypsilanti, Mich, to seek employment =
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Evans OF Smiths
field street spent the end OF the week
with relatives at Armstrong; NILS.
Mrs Sidney Booth OF West Sstn
street has returned from An up-riVer
trip with her husband, Captain Booth
OF the steamer Convoy -
The final number OF the seasons
lyceum course will be given this evese
ming in the school auditorium. The Aer-E
cedes Quartet. four talented womS4si
will give a program OF music and eloc
cutiOn. :.
Friday evening the young people OF
the ChristIon Endeavor society OF the
Presbyterian church will hold car
nlval in the basement Of the church.
The proceeds will go to fund to cover
expense OF delegates to the aummef
conference "
Mr.. Emmett Men and wife Of Bshairs
were guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Emmett
Trigg OF Highland avenue Sunday Ar
ternoon. .1csts
Mr.. Malcolm Mcmillan left early this
morning with his large truck on bus
mess trip to Toledo.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-03-28
SHADYSIDE

Mrs Loretta Caldwell and daughter
Mrs Dale Thomas. both Of Cambridge.
spen, the end Of the week with Mr.. and
Mrs. Clarence caldwell Of Central ave-
nue..
MIR. George Miller, son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. J. D. Miller Of Avondale, has been
at home for few days from Delaware
where he Is student In Ohio Wesleyan
University. Following the short spring
vacation. school work will be resumed
Thursday.
Master Earl Chichester has returned
10 his home in Beallsville after having
spent the end Of the week with his
cousin. Floyd Wright, son OF Mr.. and
Mrs. n. i. Wright Of Lincoln avenue.
Mr.. Charles Glasgow of Highland ave-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-03-28
Teams to Meet
Briefs

Mrs clark Sccl"y of E"lia're. under
went an operation at The North Wheel
Ing hospital yesterday.
Mrs Pr, dI kiuScy. wife Of M'rl" Nm
Nr,. will be removed n her HON" Thurs
dav from she North Wheeling hospital.
wMcr. she underwear, an operation
Arthur \ Ecckman has returned from
n viSi, to Sew York II" accompanied
his wife fhcrc Ms Erriman VIII
spend some tim" with relatives be
fore returning TO B"uaire
Mrs William tutShaS"r who 70
Gently underwent an operation. IS IN
proving nicely at the present time.
The Homo club Will entertain with
a dance th,s evening 1T its hall on
Pinch Run.
Miss Ncrda Rush of Armstrong;. Is
visiting with relatives here for few
weeks
. Officer James Good yesterday after
noon arrested a Syrian on rnarG" "'
pcddlnG without first securing city
license.
The first night or the Moose bazaar
last night at the hall on lni"n street
saw a couple of hundred persons In at
tendance.
The last Of the grade school haskell
ball contests were played in the local
gyms last night.
A meeting Oc the Retail clerks IN
ion was held last night ut the hal On
belmont street.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-03-28

Schedule Complete

ably he held tho latter part OF thiS
wecn.
Schedule Complete
The baseball Schelu." "r TIA" Fr'i~"-
port ulvh Schuu. has hcrn ,"ntpiciru ana
il VERY good Sct,uH is i"uh,d for. The
first gam" VIII hr played with I"nNf
w HON" " cdrcSIay afternoon. April L.
Games viii only be played on Ncdhr9-
day an dFr.day. The following teams
have been scheduled To meet the i"ra.
team: Martins Ferry. LAnHly, Wheeling
SMadysid Cathedral. MOunISN:,!c ana
TriIdrlrhia.
Concrete work Begins
Work was started with the concrete
mixer on Cadz pike Yesterday m"n'nE'
hut the continual rain prevented Tia"
workmea from making much Roadway.
The digging and other minor jobs which
had to I've completed hcr"r" the real
cork was started was finished !aS'
week.
Cinders Arrive
The CIudrrS which will he used IN
.rpajr.ng tho railroad crossing at
EoydSvIle arrived yesterday Aorn'nE.
l'au weather halted tho work of spread
iug them hut VIII he started as soon as
Weather permits.
No Date Set
No date has been SET as vet for COM
mcnrrmcnt at tie Bridgeport high
srhou, The speaker viii very likely
hc some college president or other hirh
college professor and the local school
officials are waiting to hear from sew
"ral. As soon as the speaker IAN he
secured the date Will bc set.
Fearing More Slips
Several residents Of the Out-the-p!kr
histric, say that thCy would not hc n bit
, surprised II several big slips occur on
account OF the wet weather The car
track near Barton was blocked hy 4
large SIP n the hill two weeks ago. 40
immediate danger Is felt for slips which
occurred ut several abandoned mines
several weeks age.
Bridgeport Briefs
The continual rain of yesterday after
loon and evening did not halt those
fishing in the creek
Mr.. Robert MCkcNvcr IS CoaHued 10
her nome in k!rkwo"d with Illness.
The knights o. Columbus held 4 well
attended meeting at the I.dglcs hail ,ast
evening"
Steve K."nd!S of Marietta Wa has
mess Visitor III this rity yesterday.
Charles McC"nraughN went I" Mari
eta t. attend the iun"ra! -" an aunt.
Wade LarkluS of E.as, liycr3o"l j.
Visiting his S.StN,. Mrs Henry rl"w"us
, 81 kjrkw""d
Men taking IN" aUtn census io..l NJ III"
traffic booth on Lincoln aNcnU" mighty
.,mt"r;ahl" yesterday
William Boston Of S.stcr-vill" VAS Il
business visitor in This city yesterday.
George Matthews. former local man.
g r,r,r,e6 "a H., r,niIly irnpvp, Inr "a
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-03-28

When YOU arc conscious OF the scrutiny
OF interested ewes which appraisc every
detail 81 your appearance, can you SIT
serene. secure IN the consequences 'hat
there is nothing to criuciSc but every
thing to admire:
Happy is the girl who can answer yes"
in these all important moments She is
III, girl who knows tina, her fresh, clear
skin and smooth. white neck and arms are
sure 10 command admiration.
The Girl who is not so sure OF her per
snnal a-,rac,ivcuc,<. who is conscious
tina, complexion defects may affect her
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-03-28
Moments Which Count

Egypt. 1t was cleopatra's secret-what-
ever tho embellishments she employed,
they were applied after the daily bath
with palm and olive oil, as cleanser.
The great queen was famous for her
beauty long after early youth was passed.
She kept her looks with the aid OF the
same gentle, stimulating cleansing which
we recommend today.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-03-28

.. q. Carvslho 10 one Of tie isAd11G
Newspaper men Of thu UAitsA S0tees
He was for . number Of pears Ssassa6
manager Of all the Hssrst papers 80
PRIOR to that tims vas on the STAINS -
the New York Sun and New YORK Wot9es
Mr.. Carvalho - k1so one OF the eoN1--
try's authorities on the Earns Of bxaAts.
He has written ok articles On '0t44dAe
In Auction Ar4dSs."' Thsy Win - y1A.
lshsd In TIE Intslngsnosr svsRY otAsr
day starting tomorrow morning. /.