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Evening journal., 1915-07-09
GILRERT OrT S0ME CHANGE.

Gilbert Aver was fined $40 and
costs in City Court today on a charge
of disorderly conduct at Fourth and
Pine streets, yesterday.
Evening journal., 1915-07-09
SUN AND TIDES.

High water ..... 300 A. NJ. l0l5P NJ.
Low water 500. 800 A. NJ. sos ?. NJ.
Reedy Island, high and low water one
hour earlier.
Evening journal., 1915-07-09
WEATHER

Fair tonight and probably
Saturday. Moderate temper
ature; light to moderate
west winds.
Evening journal., 1915-07-09

nm eRrNAprs W1N ZOE erRxANs.

By Tho United Press.
BERLIN; Via Wireless TO London. July 9--w1th Band
and grsnsds German troops sormsd and captured
yards OF French trenches woods The var Of
nee announced Ais sstsysoen.
Evening journal., 1915-07-09
FLASHES FROM THE WAR
BmTIsH SHIP GUIDO suEx.

BmIIsH SHIP GUIDO sugx.
BY The United Press
HULL Eng. July e-The Wilson liner Guido torrsdcsd
and sunh North Scotland today Her crew was saved
GERMAN SUBMARINES FIRE DANISH SCHOONER
By The United Press
CoPEHAGEN. Juiy s-rns psnsh schoousr rusr, bound
Liverpool with timber. halted North
German submarine Of her crew
reported on their arrival At Helsins1ors today.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-22

'.'........ Miss Olga Preuss. teacher
Karl and Paul Schiller. Clarence
Fischer. Bertha Fischer. Margaret
Sell. Roy Former. Edward venskon-
skey.
solo-''Teaeh Me to Pray Lena I.o.,v
sons-Ansels from the Realms Of
So =, 49,. -: .--.......... School
sons-rhe Hope Set Before Your"
$500. ............ Junior Choir
REGULATIONS
Frida Schiller. VIM. Venskonske.
Herman Schiller. waldtrout Linde-
lof. Frederick Schiller.
-Hurrah for Gold Old Santa
.'-..'.....--......T Three Girls
solo-"In Manager Sleeping" -.
-. Mr.. Albert Fischer
sons--Teil Ne the Story SO Sweet
anu Irue ...-.............. School
Song-"On 20 the King" Eight Gil.
Olga Schuler. Helen venskonskev
Mary Laser. Helen Baker. Hazel
clause Arthur Barndan. Mildred
Duott- star Divine ............
.-..... .Hilda Funds F1va F,,hrrnann
sons-"o Praise the Name OF Jesus"
., ......-.......... School
solo-"silent Night"
Master Martin Henri Prsu..
sonE--rhe Wise Men" Five Girls
ssooi'atlon -.-......-..... Irene BrandAn
song waving Holly and Evergreen
Eight Girls
Solo-'-The Birth OF Christ.
.................M Mrs. Melinda Mever
Song-'Der Christaum"
Sunday school and Entire Audience
Bring Your Gifts Of Love"
.ss... Observation-Disclosures. School
snort ADDRESS So. Rev. r. NJ Preuss
Anthem-"Lift Up Your Hearts"
''''.........--... st. Stephan's Choir
SHINE Blessed Star Above Us"
offering for the Orphans Home 1T
Wayne. Indiana.
Distribution Of Gifts. Anncu,rc,,.-...
Benediction. Doxolosy,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-22
CHARITIES NEED
MORE ASSISTANCE
ARE DOING GREAT WORK But
CONTRIBUTIONS FOR CAUSE
ARE SLOW.
$1,000 10 Needed For the Purchase
Of Foodstuffs-DentaI Clinic
Open Yesterday.

The Aid and Social Service associa-
ton Is in need OF assistance to care
for the poor OF the city. At present
about $1,000 that is needed for the
purchase OF foodstuffs and other ne
cessities OF life. This Is one OF the
most important phases of the charity
work and tn elocal officers urge elose
who can afford donations to come 10
the rescue OF the association and help
the good work along.
Secretary A. Z. Sinks. OF the Aid
and Social Service association. yes
terday extended the invitation TO the
Girls clubs OF the different churches
as well as the labor and various
church organizations to do all pos
sible in alternating suffering
That the money. foodstuffs. cloth
ing or other contributions will be re
ceived and distributed to the best ad
vantage Is certain. Secretary Sinks
yesterday said that anyone wishing to
20 over the books to ascertain what
disposition os made OF the donations
is at liberty to visit the offices on
Thursdays and Fridays and go over
the books. which show just where
and what charity is doing
The Dental Clinic was open yester-
day and some dozen or more young
sters called at the offices for treat
ment They were taken care of'in the
best possible manner. DIR. Hoge. well
known dentist. was in charge OF the
work and was busy taking care OF
the applicants for aid.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-22
MUSICAL PROGRAM
To Be Given In st. stsphAn's Evangelical
Reformed Church on Christ
mas Evening.

An interesting literary and musical
program for the observance OF Christ
mas a. planned 70 be held IN the St
Stephan's Evangelical Reformed church.
corner OF Eoff and Thirty-sixth streets
on Saturday evening. December 25th.
The program r. prepared under the d.
rcction of Organist =. Il. Stentzel and IL
az follows.
Early Christmas service. 8 a m. short
sermon. by the pastor
Solo. by Master Martin II Preuss
silent Night"
chief Christmas service. in German.
10 30 a. m
At y. m. the ST. Stephan's Reformed
Sunday school and choir will render a
fine program. entitled The Wise Men
and the Star" by Judefind Bros.
organ Prelude C y. Steutzel. orEanist
Opening Anthem--"Giory 20 God" and
Sling Praise" ..... st. Stephan's Choir
Invocation ......... Rev. p. NJ Preuss
Song The Birthday 81 our King
..+.-.-.. .......... ..-.-...... School
German sonE-"stilis Nscht" ........
............ School and Con creation
Prayer and Responsive Reading.
Addrers Of Welcome VIM. Somewhat
soio-"sieep. Little Baby" ..........
st-... .............. . Elizabeth Lso@vv
Recitations-fnfant Departmsnt......
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-22
UNVEILS FACE OF
BUSINESS HOUSE
NEW GRANITE FRONT OF X. KALI
Bitter q SONS STRUCTURE
DISCLOSED YESTERDAY.
Extensive Alterations Have Also Been
Made to Entire Interior Of
Four Floors.

Yesterday shortly before noon the
new front OF the II. Kalbitzer & Sons
hardware store. 1850 Market street.
was unveiled" The face OF the
building has been inclosed in false
work for the past few months while
the brick front was being torn out and
granite blocks placed. in addition TO
extensive alterations being made 10
the entire interior of the building.
The structure IL four stories and
carved in the top stone is the word
work Is TO be left about the ground
floor until the extensive improve
ments are completed and large plato
glass show windows are placed
Quite a crowd gathered about the
building watching the "unveilingr OF
the new exterior OF the structure,
which is one OF the best and most
expensive new fronts put in a local
business house for some time.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-22
1T PAYS TO ApvE9rtaE

When an article is so much better
than any other OF the same kind NAT
those who buy Il once refuse any sun
sutute offered and insist upon iavins
II again and recommend II TO their
friends. II pays to advertise. Foleys
Honey and Tar is advertised because
no other cough medicine can dispIace
II In homes whore II r. once used. n
gets right a. the seat Of trouble
clears nose and throat or mucus
heals raw and innammed surfaces
loosens tightness Of the chest. Sold
and recommended by leading drug
glsts all over the United States. IN
wheeling At Coleman a Cos
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-22
NEED In BELGIUM
GREATER THAN EYER
DOLLAR FUND BUYS CHRISTMAS
SHOES FOR BELGIAN
CHILDREN.

The American commission for reliet
m Belgium in correcting an erroneous
statement made recently declares that
the sufferings of Belgian destitute this
winter will be greater than ever I'M
less they are aided by the generosity
OF the American public.
IL has unfortunately been stated
that Belgium is now provided for but
Alexander ]. Hemphill. treasurer OF
the commission and Oscar S. Strauss.
chairman OF the Appeal committee In
signed statement earnestly empha
size that the suffering in Belgium
and Northern France this winter will
be terrible II American aid is denied.
II Is true Belgians are no longer starv.
ing. says tho commission, but the
necessity for warm clothes. shoes and
boots is appalling.
In this connection. the commission
announces. IL has just received from
Mr.. Henry Clews, treasurer OF the
Dollar Christmas fund for destitute
Belbians a first installment OF S25. 900
With which TO buy shoes for bare
looted little Belgian children to be pre-
rented to them on Christmas day The
Dollar Christmas fund is pledged to
send at least another $4,000 for the
same purpose before Christmas and
10 TINS end Mr.. Clews again appeals 10
all Americans TO send a dollar-more
II they can-sO that the little children.
old and weak men and women Of
stricken Belgium may not suffer this
Christmas while Americans are en-
Toying peace. comfort and prosperity
80 far away from the awful strife Of
Europe.
Mr.. Clews announces that so far
the response TO his Christmas appeal
has been liberal hut 30 must be greater
~ America wishes to send % Christmas
gift worthy Of this great nation. Send
your donations 10 Henry Clews. treas.
nrer. Is BROAD street. New York.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-22

The postoffice department az
Washington. has ordered thirty-five
Ford auto delivery trucks through the
A W. Loe company. local agents. for
immediate delivery 20 Cincinnati and
Columbus. o.. to be used in the parcel
post departments. II is reported that
the Loe company will be given adj
ditional orders for the trucks to be
used by the larger postoffices through
out the country.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-22
WELL ANALYSIS
is Being Completed by Chemical
Laboratory and VIII BE Submit
ted TO Board Of Control

Analysis % the well water taken
Rom the wells drilled a. Warwood IL
being made BY the Coleman Chemical
Laboratories end will be submitted
10 the Board ~ Control a. its meet
ing either today OF Thursday The
exact time d. not known.
All ~ the wells have been drilled.
and nothing remains now but the sub
mission Of the report and action on H.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-22
JURORS RECEIVE PAY
Men Who Served In Criminal and Cir
cult Courts Get Christmas
Checks

Jurors who served IN criminal ann
circuit courts during the past term
VIII receive checks totaling 1866 10
FOR their Christmas pays or this
amount 1872 - viii 20 10 the criminal
Jurors and tJ53.s0 20 the circuit court
Jurors. Witness fees are also avail
able
The Cairo bulletin., 1915-01-05

Powerful Saccharin.
Pure sacchalin Is $50 times as sweet
20 sugar. A sweet taste mar be i'm
rartad to 10000 parts Of wGtsr
The Cairo bulletin., 1915-01-05
HANS LObFRT IS
TRADED TO n. !.
NATIONAL CLUB
Philadelphia Club Receives Cash
Consideration and Three Other
Players TO Boot

New York. AIN. 4---The New
York National league. today secured
the services Of Hans Lobert, third
haseman OF the Philadelphia Ma
tionals. as a result Of a trade con-
summated in Philadelphia
NJ. In the exchange for Lohert the
Philadelphia club will receive q
cash consideration and pitcher
Demaree, Third Baseman Stock ana
Jack Adams, Young pitcher II
is said lohert has signed three
years contract with the Giants.
II you want to Buy-Read the Al
vertiaements. u 40
The Cairo bulletin., 1915-01-05
CEaNANS SPEND
LESS ON NAVY
THIN THE j. 5.
Yet According to Report American
Navy Not Equal to That Of
Germany.

mi, It'd ...... T..
"''0 " "e'''"' ''''''' ~
h'o" What mas become OF All me
immense sums Of money that the
American people have spent ca Tie
NAVY anrino tha past fc wears
There has been -onaa,.g attention
.al,ad "a the aizraneartfnr fact thar
our naval expendit1res exceed those
Of Germany and Austria combined
,at Admiral FisEa has testified that
II would take five wears to get the
American navy into state Of eff
,ienev raal In that AZ the German
rayv
IN ecnaiIaffon the naval anpro-
Drist3ops of tho United states and
The Cairo bulletin., 1915-01-05
Cough Medicine for Children,

Never give a child 4 cough medi-
cine that contains opium In any
form. When opium is given other
md more serious diseases may fol-
ow. Long experience has demon
trated that there is no better or
safer medicine for coughs, colds and
roup In children than Chamber
aims Cough Remedy IL is equally
valuable for adults, Try Il. 1t con-
tains no opium or other harmful
drug. For sale by all deaIers.-Adgt,
The Cairo bulletin., 1915-01-05
Vegetable NIghteap.

N FEWNkAUAB AIkAtt-ap Iut~F % nFUlA III
the agricultural museum at Washing
con. 1t IL the sheath Of an immense
African flower, and Is used BIZ the ma
tires as cap. Turned up around the
lower edge, IT runs to point like q
sasseled nighscap. Its color is q rich
brown, IT'S texture of fine lacelike
quality. end II Is strong and ddrabla-
The Cairo bulletin., 1915-01-05

why Dc they hate each other so:"
They are rivals" oh. beth trying ia
marry the same girl eh? That sort OF
thing certainly does arouse mans pri,
NAL passions" In this case 1t is
worse than that They arr both try.
ing to marry the same fortune. "---
Houston Post
The Cairo bulletin., 1915-01-05
ANNOUNCEMENT!

Since the request was made If he
City Of Cairo over a year ago for re-
newal Of the franchise Of the City Water
Co, number Of questions have been
asked from time to time by different
citizens, bearing on the matter either
directly or indirectly.
Desiring to properly and accurately
inform the public, the Cairo Water Co.
will occupy this space with d series Of
talks in which will be answered the
many questions which have been asked
In this way every citizen of Cairo VINO
interested in the matter can understand
points which he should know about
The water supply of city is mas
ter Of such great importance that every
one should be Interested in i. The
Water Company desires to use this
space in a way that will work for NUT
ual good to the consumer end 70 the
Company.
Cairo Water company
The Cairo bulletin., 1915-01-05

Dew and fog both indicate fms
weather; while remarkable clearnesa
# has atnaf 8A g is eus 81 the guoat
iaf4.stsrsstl5s a@s8a - st,43ssr ratr
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-02-21
DOIIer Reed Thanks JaSp

Jaspar Hawkins dropped in on us last
wk and pulled out S. bill and handed
it TO us on his back subscripshion.
which is back II years last fall. We
thanked Jaspar for the S. and told him
If was a turrible godsend to US az this
time. wherenpon Jasp told US that If we
thort he was a going to let 60 Of that
entire five dollers we was a good cal
rutch mistaken and that unless we de-
sired to git into trubble to give him
four dollers change, being as a doller
was all he was goin to pay on his
back subscripshion
Being as we amt had as mulch as
four doilers in change In our posses
shion for months we diddent have no
change. so we both went to Hen Wealth
ersby's store and Hen changed the bill,
one doller of which we got, while Jasp
got four back Thanks, Jasp-we never
expedited to git even doller outen a
person who is as titc as the bark to a
tree, like you be.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-02-21
Personal SquibS

Here it IS almost March agin. Ny.
how time does flyl Whether March
will come in like lamm or like a big
feroshious lion is the topick of the hour
in Bingville at present.
Cy Hoslcins' wife kept too hot a fire
in her kitchen stove last Satterday all
day, and when she brung on the baked
beans for supper they was burnt TO a
crisp Cy tried to eat some of the burnt
beans but he said he would Jest as lief
etc hot bullets as them beans, so about
all Cy got for supper was some brown
bread and a cup of tea.
Hank Dewberry says that when spring
opens up ne will Try to git lucretive
posishion hereabouts if possibil. Hank
says he'll work for $40 per month and
found. Hank don't banker mulch to
work In summer and winter, being as
ones too hot and tother's too cold. but
in the spring & ottum the weather jest
suits him for work, he says.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-02-21
Fresh Eggs Wanted

Hen Weathersby, prop. of our general
store is Madden a wet hen this wk
over a skandalus mean y trick which
Bige Barker playd on him. Hen a
nounced to his custummers that he
would pay 3 cts per dOz or trade for
strickly fresh eggs and so tother day
Bige he brung a doz. eggs TO the store
in a basket and Hen was buy waitin
on another custummer and so Hen told
Bige to put the eggs from the basket In
TO the egg box which Bige done and
then Hen askt Bige what he desired in
exchange for the eggs when he got
around TO It and Bige said he calkilated
he take tobacko so Hen give him two
plugs and half
After Bige had went Hen examind
the eggs and to his consternashion &
surprise he found that they was eggs
which had been put down in water
glass worter sometime last fall and that
Bige had pammed EN- off on him as
Strickly fresh. Hen says them eggs
which Bige worked off on him is so
old and INDECENT that the contents is
loose inside the shell and rattles when
they are shook. Hen also says that
folks don't need to think they can work
off their old eggs on him for fresh ones
and that unless Bige Barker pays a
quarter for that tobacko Bige is liable
to find hisself a rested and in the town
lookup for obtaining tobacko under
false DerteusPs
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-02-21

Hez Witherow says to US tother day
that he thort the backbone Of winter
was broke. Judgin by the recent cold
snap it don't pear TO us if it had even
been sprained.
Abe Gookins while milkin one Of his
COWS tother evg had her to switch her
tail. take a hitch around his neck with
ii and jerk him clean often the milkin
stool and spillin two gals OF milk Abe
kicked her vishously in the ribs and
then went on with a empty pail to milk
the next COW. Abe says he'd like to
know what makes cow switch her tail
in the dead OF winter when there amt
nc flies to switch at. Can ennybuddy
anser this questShion?
Yves Woodruff our expert hunter &
trapper has ketched enuff mushrat skins
so fur this winter to make a mushrat
skin coat for his wife outen the skins
which he is a going to have made at
the co seat and persent TO her on her
next birthday as a surprise. Yves told
US this in confidence & we hope il won't
60 no further so as his wife gifts 70
hear about IT,
As edditor & prop Of the Buggle we
wish to state that until further notis we
will except a few loads OF ere wood
and stovewood on back Subscriptions.
We thOrt last fall we had enuff back
subscripshiOn wood to last US until next
July but owing 10 the hard winter its
almost went at present. SPESHIAL
NOTIS-We don't want none of that
green wood ike Mel Simpson worked
on on Us last ottum being as il burns
about as cheerful as a worter soaked
log
Miss Phoebe Hilderbrand our fash
ionable dressmaker appeard in church
last Sunday in a new dress she made
recent for herself which is the latest
style and existed quite a good cal OF
comment. This dress FITS Phoebe as
snug as a glove and shows of her fg.
ger 10 a good advantage. Our wife
says she would be ashamed 20 be saw
on the st with SIGH a dress on & tina;
nobuddy with a speck OF modesty
would wear one. Personally We thor;
It was very becoming 10 Phoebe.
Ike Wilson OF Sorrow Hollow wa,
saw shaking hands with Bingville
friends last wk. but we notis Ike didn't
call al the Bugle offs 10 shake hands
with us. Being as Ike owes US Sll. on
his back subscripshion he probably don't
exackly look on Us a friend. but ruther
as a enemy.
Ranse Hillyer has a boil on his neck
and Job Hines is suffering from a felor
on his thumb Tother evg they met al
Hen Weathersby's store and got T.
argyin which hurt worst Ranse's Boa
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-02-21
HARDSCRABBLE

Bill Hayward while over to the co.
seat one day last wk bought a red wool
swetter becuz it was SIGH turrible bar
gain. being as II only cost doller g. a
half. but It was turrible tite for Bill.
Finally with his wife's help, he man
aged TO git il on. but now he can't git
Il of and Bill calkilates that he'll haft
10 wear Il until it wears out. We cal
kilate when next JUL comes Bill will be
full warm enuff with that red swetter
on hisself and that he'd better be
mighty keerful not to cross emmy past
chure where a red bull is grain
Slime Goodwin. our P. M. is having a
speshial sale of two Ct stamps all this
wk. or until the supply is exosted. Last
dog DAYS a whole mess of these stamps
which Slime had on hands got all stuck
together and Slime is selling same at the
rate Of six twos for 10 cts ruthern soak
the stamps apart hisself and sell en- at
the reglsr rate.
lake Hanover is up and about agin
after having a severe attack of a beal-
ina In his ear. Jake says his head aked
him so bad BY spells that he thort to
grachiou. his head would bust open
and splatter his brains all over the
room. He saws he wouldn't want a
snake TO have a bealing in It's ear and
he hates snakes like sin too
OBSERVER.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-02-21

Icy places in winter and breakin their
fool necks like as not. Fust time Zeke
put on the creepers he was out in front
of the house. where il was icy. shown
Sim Thompson, his next door naber,
how Mise they worked when all to onct
while Zeke was caperin around his feet
slipt out from under him and he fell,
lighting on his head and shoulders with
a dull, sikkening thud hard enuff to
bust hisself Zeke got mad and throwd
the ice creepers as fur as he could fling
EN- and says he hopes he'll newer see
en- agin.
Sam Snyder of this place has been
sprucin up quite bit of late. Not
long ago Sam bought a new store suit
at the co. seat and for several Satter-
day evgs past he has dressed hisself all
up with a high paper collar on and
spent the evg at the residence of Miss
Susan Woodbury., staying as late one
evg as 9 p. m. Is your inteneshions
lords Susan serious. Sam?
These is about all the items We can
think I'D this wk. but look out for us
next wk-no telling what'll happen by
that time.
PRO BONO PUBLICO.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-02-21
Bud Got The ROng MGdiSin

For a spell back Bud HinCkley who
amt quite right in his head has had
sore throat and his mother went and
made up a bottel OF coff sirrup outen
molasses and one truck or another FOR
Bud 20 take which she give him a
tablespoonful out of three times a day
after each meal.
Bud he liked the swedish taste OF
the coff sirrup turrible well and could
Mt skeercely wait until time come a
round to take it. Tother afternoon
while Mrs. Hinckley was calling on her
next door naber Bud he had han
KERN for a dose OF coff medisin so he
snuk TO the cupboard where he knowd
it was kept and grabbed what he thort
was the bottel it was in and drained
the bottle al a gulp but instid OF gettin
the coff medisin what Bud drunk was
Jamsiky finger
Soon as the finger begin 70 burn
Buds mouth he begin 70 boiler and yell
like a Injuu and Mrs Hinckley heerd
him and hurried home and found Bud
out in front OF the house eatin snow 70
cool of his mouth for him. Mrs Hinck-
lev give Bud a good hckin on top OF
the Jamaily finger and We persoom
with the finger and the lickin too Bud
was rs warm as hes been emmy timC
this winter