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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-11-11
REVELATIONS
0tR\NlFE
How Madgc Won Mrs Underwood's S
approval BY Her Handling"
OF Grace Draper.
bV &ele GorriS0n~

7 STARED al Lillian Underwood in
open amalcment for a moment when
- she told me that she thought Miss
Draper would be member OF our troll
ley trip home DiCky had suggested the
trip when ! tclcphoned him from the
Iarle,on, where | had been Mrs I'm
derwood'S guest at luncheon,
Then all in moment ! knew she was
right Dlcky's odd constraint at the tel
ephone his delay IN answering until he
had walked away and spoken to- some
one, his already knowledge OF the trans
all pointed TO the truth lie and his
beautiful model had planned to take
this trolley trip home My message
had forced hlm to add me to the party
! wondered what would have hap
pened II had no; tclephoned Would
he have carried the thing so far as to
send me some sort OF decciying me,
sage aud dine with her at ono OF the
inns OF which he spoke,
III you are right, ! will not GO"
said a cold fury al my heart 81 will
take the next train home
"You will do no such thing Lillian'S
voice wa, imperative You promised
you would let me be your hig sister IN
tins thing, and you've got to let me run
IT my way
See here. my dear her tones were
cares'ing now You must use the
weapons oi a woman OF the world in
this situation not those OF an unSophis
'icated gifL lhe primitive woman from
the cast SIDE would va ~ IN and de
s,fo,y the beauty OF any lady she found
philanderlng, however innocently, with
her spouse Inc proud, sensitive, mex
perienced woman would do lust what
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"You'll Do II"

ipu u bV ~.
Then turn over a new Leaf right
now You may be sure at ihi, minute
that Dicky is worrying more over your
attitude toward this trip than he is over
Miss Diapers dlmpleS. He expects YOU
to have a Crouch. Give HIM a surprise
Greet the lady smilingly express your
pleasure at having her companionshp on
your trip, but manage TO register deli
Cately your surprise at her being one
OF the party. No. better leave tina, part
10 me You do the pleasant greeting
I'll put over tho Cdtty stuff But ON
your honor until | sec YOU again. will
YOU put down YOUR feelings and cult
vatc Grace Drapcr letting YOUR atti-
tudc change Slowb, 50 Dcky will
suspect nothing"
"Ill try" | said family
You'll do it, she returned blun,ly.
i want her TO be almost member Of
the family by the time &C, there. Here
we arc, We have time to trcshen up a
blt before We meet Dicky'
We went into the woman's waiting
room, where ! washed my iacc and
hands, arranged my wind blown hair
and busted Ii'tle powder over my face.
Lillian added a little more TO the mask
OF make up, which is the only disagree
able thing about her, and We walked
over to the Long Island waiting room.
My prophetic soul kiiew it,
whispered Lillian as we caught sight of
Dicky and Miss Draper. They were
not talking, but watching the entrance.
Both seemed a trifle distrait As Dicky
saw us he sprang to his feet and came
| toward us
Just follow my lead Give him ne
chance to explain until ! get in my
deadly work Lillian murmured, and in
another moment had Dlckv hy both
hands, shaking them heartily in the
ilamboyant manner that once had Sc
annoyed me
well, Dicky bird" she doomed heart.
ily prepare for terrible news from
the front Harry and | are coming
down next Saturday to stay week with
YOU Your wife has Just invited us"
Dicky made mock gesture OF dis
may, and turned TO me IN burlcSquet
| anger
Woman W he gtowlcd, how dare yo,
invite such people TO our unSulliet
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-10-13
JOHN N|AR55F|+ALL.'S
EXTRAORDINARY
ENDORSE ME NT
Tells His Druggist About Wonder
Working Nerv-Worth.
This One Speaks for Itself,

For over ~ years | have been ar
fljcicd Wnih stomach troubles. | tried
every remedy | ever heard IF and
numerous doctors. none Of which did
me ANY good. My stomach became
50 bad that | could not retain my
food and il began - pain mc greatly.
To ease The pain had 10 resort 10
The Use of morphine, which was the
only thing thac gave ne rcllcl. kheu-
n!aliSm also set in and 1t got so bad
that could not work. read OF Merry
Worth in the papers and decided 10
try il. | have used three hotties ana
am very aGrcCabIy surprised at what
il has done. | can eat any kind OF
food and digest ii thoroughly. Have
no pains in STOMACH any moro ana
tho rheumatism is all gone. HAVE
FELT BETTER IN TIE LAST TWO
WEEKS THAN AT ANY TIME in
THE 20 YEARS PREVIOUS. Last
week gained lbs. and think that
Nerv-Worth will help mo gain more
can work all day long without get
ting tired, something have not Deen
able 10 do for Il long time.
JOHN NJ. MARSHALL,
800 TayCltc ST.. Washington, IA
Your dollar back ut Rau'S Drug
Store. Wheeling, ii Merry Worth docs
not benefit you.
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P, E. CONVENTION
fCor-tnued From First PaSeo

=
hro.hcrIjnnss of blood and faith with
such acceptablcnesS as YOU are Oo''lS
now in your fellow feeltns for what we
have 10 bear and 10 achieve.
Not Talking Politics
AZ am not here to touch poltlcs ioi
one moment. / can believe tEaL AH!S!-
Trans NAV not hav" approved OF every
moyr which we have had 10 make III
nnr mosf complicated issues ot war on
Se3 land and air, but one 1hlng Is
clear. You hare always stood Tor JUS
rice for humanity, for freedom ana lnf
srlf.gnvernment. You have stood ~
Iha diCnitv OF nations and these are
Tho rriuciplas which we think justify
rs ol the Church Of England. who are
men OF peace, ii supporting the cause
And in Judging Ensland's action in
conducting the war beg vi you 10 re-
member how Intricate and how COM
plicatcd arc the issues.
In his address The bishop OF AlgNma
brought cheers from the house when
he mentioned that among the canon"
Of the. Canadian church Is one 1orDlu-
ding a clergyman To rcmarry d.
vorced person who has former part
ner living. The canon corresponds 10
the one proposed IN Tic report suoInll-
ted 10 the convention today BY the
Joint committee on matrlMony.
Concession To Jews
A resolution permitting Jews. VINO
become communicates OF the Protest
AMI Episc0pal church TO retain their
racial customs was introduced in the
House Of Deputies by the Rev. Floyd
TomkinS, OF Philadelphia. but was re-
ferred 10 committee without debate.
The resolution offered provided that
the Protestant Episcopal church pro-
claim 10 the Jews that they arc free,
If they so desire, to observe the Ma.
tional and social customs Of Israel
when they adopt our Lord Jesus Mes.
siah, according TO the teaching and
practice Of Christ and the Hebrew
Christian in tho primitive church.
Speaking in the social service forum,
held in conjunction with the general
convention the Very Rcv. Bernard l..
Bell, OF Fond lu Lac, Wis. asserted
that adherents Of organized labor are
miles on miles ahead, in the spirltuaI
pathway" Of their non-union fellows
DR.. Bell urged the passage by the
General Convention OF some resolution
calling for the consideration Of strict
Justice to the individual II scheme
of social service, OF their fcllowman.
Bishop Paul Jones, Of Utah, said
there are thousands Of persons In the
west who are hungry for religion and
not particular what kind.
Spirited Debate.
Ecmarriagc Of divorced pcrSnns--nnc
Of tho paramount issues before the con-
ycntion-provok"d a spirited three hour
debate at today's session Of The hou&"
Of deputies. lower house of the Protest
ant Episcopal convention here in trl"n-
NAL convention.
After several vain efforts Ia bring to
vote Il proposal to amend tn" r;tn0hS
Of the church to provide that M dI-
vorccd person. having "a PARTNER still
living. shall have Il w"ddinc ceremony
pcrrnrm"d BY II clergyman If tn"
church, further discussion "t The iSSu'
was POSTPONED until r"Nt Saturday.
Tho House of Bishops tn" upper House.
announced it would consider III" pro-
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hay" not defined. 40 phrase more inue-
finite was ever put into IL statute
Usually words are used In statute
with some reference 10 their meaning
in tho law Eat the phrase unfair com
petition va. evidently not ucSd III us
ordinary legal csuSc. That refers |" inc
painiug off CT one mans goods as nose
OF another Through misleading "c%GTlP-
lions, tables, cartons and the like. h,tc
were and arc abundant remeui'S !V'
that sort o. thing. as every wei III
formed mn.cnar. knows.
This phrase as used in the new ItlW
was evidently intended 10 have VICE.
meaning ihuu that. What is ITS nieall-
inc? No lawyer knows. Il Will nave
ia br worked out through years 81 NJ
cation ana by the decisions OF courts
For tho federal trade commission cannot
srrtle the legal meaning OF the sVA'"'c
which cuutc.s its authority.
Yet the administration complac2ntiE
sreaks OF aiding business by dcI l!ihE
,hn evils ajmcu at b. the antitrust
Sic,9.
No, only does the federal trade COM
mission act not define what Il means
i,y unfair competition, but Il 'eaEcS tHe
antitrust act III full effect a pctoro'
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SCHOOLS MAY AGAIN
USE OLD TIME SLATE
BIG ADVANCE IN WRITING TAe-
LET'S PROMPT AUTHORITIES
TO CONSIDER MATTER
Many Scholars In Lower Grades
Throughout County Have Re-
turned To "Ancient'
Method

: man VIVA is close TO the public
school system Of this city said that 1t
may hr likely that Wheeling will fol
low in the footsteps Of some Of the
other cities III having the old-time
states used in the lower grades Of the
local schools, because Of the high
price Of writing tablets on account Of
paper having advanced about 100 per
cent. during the past several months.
The gentleman said that many Of the
school in Pennsylvania have returned
10 the old slate during the past few
weeks and the movement is spreading
all over the country. He said that ;hn
slate was abandoned many years ago
because il was declared 10 b.. unSani.
tary and carried con'giOn.
III" price Of writing tablets has adj
vanccd in Wheeling during the past
several weeks and few Of them contain
as many leaves at the increased price
as they formerly did. Dealers say thai
tn" not profit with The advance is
smaller
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()b| (jAR||Y
Fraternal Funeral for Mr. CarY7.

Thl@ evening iincN Prince fnuSr,
Kuj%hi~ al ryihia$. and III" y. q. /. W.
luG2-s will hold services i"r A!h"r. IL.
rNhh;r) camps. III III" family hone IN
Porter avenue. Pleasant Valley. J. IL
urrai services viii b. he'd Saturday
morning ut 10 n'cinck. in h" r':'id"nc".
hy tn" Roy. Ralph y. lIa:>hman or
EG-wu"d EnGiiSh Lutheran church.. IN
l"rm'nl viii hc private III Hrr*hW"o"
cemetery. .
MIR. rnnps was IL years old. H." died
W,dnr.:Gay night. following prolonged
illness ui Ell::hi'St dI$ras" ani dr"rHE.
lie WAS porn in this city aud spout ~"
entire lirc in III" Wh"climc district. t"r
years he WAS employed IN ~, nav de-
;,arrn"nt uf tn" old T"p mil. :a'"r h'
was superintendent AZ iitr "l!c' ing
.lrciric light riHut. II" was r""n'E
TAILOR ulri.r Sheriff W. W. lr"In 'nL
four years a,n! Iurira; HI pat S''"rAl
.orrS We: custodian ~ IA" ""NHl )
hu:!iius II" WAS al" =. ii',iN Sh"fiii
Under SHERIFF y. +. Sweeney. present NJ
rUmhcn' ,.,,
Mr.. ,trp& was = rn.u1h'r e. ia" i:dS-
wood English Lutheran rhGrrn. u
KNIGHT 81 p%th,as ana All y. -. "
nl"lnhrr IT,. resided IL f!ii'rhih STREET
tor many years.
Survlyin.s hr>r..rs 4 vito. l.; or son
Girnrsc C,ri>. ais" iW" hr"tE'f"' liH ~
ana William Iapr&, at tbs NY.
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HOW TO REDUCE
YOUR WEIGHT
A SIMPLE. SAFE. RELIABLE WAY

z SIMPLE, SAE Ch1<IAhiSAA " ~ = :
People who are ovrr-hurdcnrd with
:uprrliuous fat. know only loo well the
discomfort and ridlGule that uver-stout
pcuplc have ~ bear.
II you are carrying around five or
ten uuunGs of unhealthy fat YOU are
unncccsSarily weakening EuIr vital or
cans and are carrying burden whlch
destroys the beauty Of your inquire.
There il no need OF anyone suffering
from supcrnunuS fat. II you want to
and reliable way, without starvation diet
or 1ircsunr exercise. Spend aS much
lima nc yuu can in tho open air, breathe
Iceplv and got from amy good druggist
u box Of nil &c kOrcin capsules: take one
after each meal und one before retiring
at night
Weight yourself once n week SO rs 10
know iuS how fast you al" l"~inE
weight and don't leave off the treatment
ar even skin a single dose until You are
down to normal.
oil nf kurrin Is absolutely harmless
* pleasant to TAKE. helps digestion and
* designed To consume The excessive
fatty tissue by increasing Inc oxygen
rnrryinr ROVER of the blood Even Il
few DAYS treatment should show no.
Iicrahle reduction In weight. footsteps
hernm,. tighter. yOur work seem caster
and lighter and NOR" hu"yani feeling
lake rossrsSiun rf your whole being.
Every person who suffers from super
Nuou$ ia; should civ" this treatment
trial. there Is nothing better. z: II:
Rau. 11th & Market St; Z. Il. Grlcst
can supply you.
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ULTIMATE VICTORY
FOR GERMANY IN War
VOICED 6Y SPEAKERS At The
OPENING OF THE GERMAN
RElCHSTAG
Not Fighting A Defensive War But on
Contrary A Successful offensive
War

! BERLIN, Oct. T.. By wireless TO Say.
yiIle.-ln his speech at tn" opening Oh
Yesterdays ReichStaG session MAJOR
| Ernest Rassermann. leader OF the Ma
| tional Liberals, said:
Our enemies Tell us they nave m
posed upon us an order OF warfare
! ina, has forced us into the defensive
when al this very lime we are TeJuL''
! ing over the manner in when the LET
man spirit Of the olirnSe Is MlnlllIiS
success in the war against The human,
! ians in TransylNanIa: III bohru!Ja Iiu
on Tho Danube We trust IN me
| strength; of our army commanded by
! Field Marshal Won lllndtnhurS anu
! General Won Ludendortt. w" proudly
! nOinr 10 the success Of our navy IN IT'S
; victory in the Skagrrrak under me
glorious leadership OF AdmiralS mp
! per and SChrcr. In these achlcVemen.S
! of our navy, in the success OF cur salt
o4's, we recognize the spirit oil me mas
ter of the German navy, Grahd Auil!T-
| Il! yun Tirpilz. -,
! Major ISasScrnann expressed MS
! confidence that the firm will OF the
; German nation would bring the war 20
a victorious end and "suhduG the nos
tile sririt Of the British government
! and he British people.
! The speaker pleaded Tor inc aonl''
; ZION of the censorship. II" Sald me
; committees had received me impress
! ion that the "miliary situation every
! where was SaliSIarlor! ana lloI''u''
Victories In The East.
IInrr \aumnnn. The radical leader,
i.lIu,lrd 10 The TruiOnic victories III
! PENNSYLVANIA. emphasizing the com
! rarGuship Of the German and AuStro-
! hungarian troops. and expressed al
! mjrrriou ru" the Turks who under
General OSman's command had &C
! tunplishcd heroic deeds in the last
! s,yrn months ilr paid tribute 10 the
, ENERGY Of the IiuiGar!Hns, VINO alter
having fought two wars were now Su''
rr%sfutv lighting on both their norm.
rrn and southern fronts. l'riiiSh hoSl
,jIity. he said had reached It's CLIMAX
in The >nrrch If David Lloyd George,
The minister of war.
; Philip SChridcmann. me SoclAiiSt
: leader pointed Out In" Vitality ol the
! German nation AZ shown III inc pres,
/ chi war. criticised the CcnCpfShip anu
condemned the measures taken by inc.
for the distribution "l
food, tn" Socialist leader then dis
ru>Snd III" peace prnhIrm ana lhe
objects ui the war
+ Enhances for peace today are poor,
. Herr Srhird"mann declared, since
! friand and Lloyd George prcachrd
war until the bitter end. the chancc'-
Tor is unable 10 talk peace. Buf We
are tree 10 do sn. The nations want
l,narr. II the runDrar! hc said in any
country Then il l.; absolutely untrue.
Kept In Ignorance
| The French nation is kcpI iGn"F-
! AMI h, rcnsnrial prohibition Of the fact
Iinai n r0rlld see it's country as we'll as
IicI"ium still free today If German
troops without shedding one more drop
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OF blood and without losing one more
square foot Of soil. What do these ma
lions still fight for? That the Erenc''
shall stay in France. That the HelGlans
shall stay in Belgium. That the Ger
mans stall stay in Germany. This Is
the main basis upon which the coming
peace will be- constructed.
"nisirrss reigns in ali countries. he
prices in English markets speak a
clear language. Bread in England Is
drarer than ii is with us. More than
one million children in England are
Underfed so greatly that they are I'M
able to follow instructions in me
schools. From Franc" III" most piItul
complaints are heard. Italy suffers
from famine aIrrTdy. Russia had bet
ter not be mrniIUrrd.
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Infant BODY Taken Home.

Tho body oT IN" lNINNI NNNEN7@T W.
Mrs. +. H. Brady. at liUrG"tiSt"WH. IA.
who died in til" Pennsylvania HS%,hEea
sto,inr Wednesday, evening. wa" taken
to thu family nom" yesterday where
rmnrral services viii h" held and Iut"r-
mon, made TN" child died IN it,
mothers arms shortly after her ARRIVAL
in the. riil Ia visit relatives at Martins
I.rr,. 'rhr body WAS taken I" the
Ia.rlSrhy undertaking establishment and
prepared for burial
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FINN SUICIDES.

Special IsrHrch /" IN" lnt"IIl=Enrrr.
WESTON. W. Va. th'f, l2.--H. J.
AImar plisran:ti. L Finn. committed SUI
eide to-day hy hanging himself to 4
tree. II" resided n No. ~ Hazel street.
FlIChhurG. Mass, in 1910. Coroner
Cure asks the press to locate his friends.
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zodv Will he Taken Home.

Tho body % Frank FISH. VIII" d'cf
w., .,un H.. was dri: inG fir local firm
IN Mnrt,rs Ferry. viii mr taken /" hi
Old hom, il I'"Si"r!a. hi'i". IN" morn
ing. wh,r, tuu"ra! services viii h' h"I'
ana inlrriu"mI mtd". TN" body was
idru,iiird yesterday by tn" who" an,
her hruin".'. Joseph clancy. "h" MI
accompany 1t tn luSlnrIn.
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posal. when tho report OF the action OF
In lnu...c hnlISl is: nrnScutcl 10 Thorn.

posal. when the report OF the action Of
the lower house is presented TO them.
The debate in the House of Depu ties.
hogan with the submission by the Rev:
Charles f.. j., WrislrS, OF Brooklyn. oi
the report Of the Joint commission on
l"gislati"n on matters relating To holy
!nntriuuny. This report recommended
that the present canon OF the church.
which permits clergyman OF inc
church To perform the marriage ccr"-
mlony in The case ii the innocent party
to Il DIVORCE. granted on statutory
grounds provided III" case has the ap-
pr0v;u Of the diocesan bishop DO
changed 10 read:
NO marriage shall nr solcmni@"d in
ihS church between parties either 81
"hum has Il husband OF wife sui lIv-
ing. wI,n has been divorced Tor any
ctuSr arising after marriage.
Bring Churches in Harmony.
In presenting Ia" report. pr. rlS!"N
intiIuaird that the proposed canon would
bring Ia" church into harmony with IN"
Roman catholic church. and that II
would protest against til" most scandal
GUS condition that ever existed III The
United states.
'''rh"re is not tho slightest evidence:
IN In" Ncw Trs!an!ent, said ir. WriI
lev TO $hnw that .!rStn: christ eyer
gave approval al rrmr:riag". ON III"
contrary IN" scriptures indicate" mat
even III, innocent PARRY :" Il dIIort" Is
guilty "f adultery IN r":iarriaGc. Yer
1900 years thu whni" church "f III" W"si
-Nu:lirun and k"man-did not allow
rcnlariar" Hence ;RiS canon L. not TO
volutionnry. &c III. innocent has right
To r"marry. 50 has tn" guilty. NJ court
has ever held that only the innocent can
rcmarr%.
Roswell PaSc, Of Beaver Dam. VA, y
lavnan. asserted that its adoption
would drive prUpl" ont oi IN" chur'.
and would result in ministers o. other
denominations r"rfrrruimg Tho c"r"ni"H-
les thc Protestant Episcopal convention
refused - perform.
Religion and r"marriaC" do NOT mix
Francis y. Lewis y Philadelphia ait"r-
ncy told IN" deputies.
Il would Say IN divorce! persons SOCK
inc marriage. he SAID. ii tn" civil las
was good enough 10 divorce T"N' Il Is
good enough to rc1nacry YOU. q" 10 "
| maEistratc.' ..-.;.,,.. -,
the Wumlns Auxiliary t"taI!"H >"',~'-
14-.jn. This is Jh" amount given i"-d'E
hI IT," Iionr-rc,u treasurer ana r"NrH'
sCnIs ,hc missionary r"n'rlhH, l"n; 80
H.. wcmdns auNIil;trlcS ihr"HGh""i ~
l'rutosl AM Eri$",i'al chur'H Tor me
las TIN 90 TCurS.
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r,,cr,1 for Nru. Norman.

Funeral Srrvir"~ were ""ndUri'h |"$-
tcrday AFTERNOON in the iaM't! nom. III
NyarNood for Mrs. Florence Virginia
\nrn,au lntrrm,nt was III Greenwood
cemetery.
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Like Book
For Yoa1rn2j El&,thers!


Most women look
upon becoming q
mother, for the first
time, rs something
full OF unknown
mysteries: Il gon Y
and pain; a time OF
distressing days and
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FOR SALE-Machinery.



..,..- a,,; >r.nn.i hard. Macliinc l"2iS. iail'"s
,.-,Il< snapr-s planners, presses. Garag" mac;i''.
c.. Gas ari gasoline engines. Pumps electric
rloiors Engines. roilcrs. FlancrS. band'Sa"S.
&C. Sawmil outfits Betting pCllrys, =
FAIRD MACHINERY CO., Pittsburgh
Obj
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tonight Mr.. Hughes devoted much of
his attention TO the protective tariff
aud 10 what he termed the new
slavery"
The New Freedom.
I'VE have heard much of the new
freedom" he said. 1t seems TO have
Il surprising and dcpIorabte range.
II has meant freedom TO sacrifice
thc principles OF the merit system
which our opponents pledged them
selves 10 enforce. Thousands OF Of
ticeS haze been created with the pro-
VISION that they might be filled with
out reference 20 the requirements OF
IN civil service act.
Il: h;. .u"ant freedom 10 embark the
government in unT:i enterprise III com
petition with pri"a;r business as in the
c;rS" of tn" government shipping bill
IT has meant frr'i"m /" depart from
~ p!lu"!i.i"S -: International law 10
conduct icrSon;Cl diplomacy 10 satisfy
personal Tlndic;lECn.SS.
1t has meant freedom 20 wage war
not - protect American rights but 10
di$l"dcc Il dislk".i rii"r and to leave
oar citizens and their property TO an
arrhE ami revolution.
1T has meant Freedom 10 depart from
our TIM h"uUr"d i:"iicy OF protecting
American ct,i%"uS wh" take American
"!It"rnri~" abroad and 10 substitute Il
new polio" WhicH treats Thorn as advcn-
tur"rS whusa lag i II" longer 4 symbol
; az protection az their just rights.
1t h"ans freedom TO suhvcrl the prin-
! cip!"S Of government by yielding its
, authority - IN" Grmlnn,i$ Of force. In
This ia$t p!i.ts... instead II the new free
arc tn" chs. r:r"t..r:>;icS Of ihiS new STAY
! ny" It * 'h" ~" ~ tH: forms OF fire."
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CONTRACTORS EQUIPMENT. N. 49,
toncFsiSS5 o. Street PAYERS, studebaker wsgo3si
p SriSss' BAIRD MACHINERY Co.. ri''s0"FsH' .
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D I E D
FUNERAL DIRECTORS

Louis Bert 8 CHy
FUNERAL DIRECTOR AND
ARTERIAL BALmER,
1922 aid 1924 Main Street
Calls Answered Day or Night
Store Phones 63b.
c. J. Bertschy. Natl Phone 1959-R
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WANTEp-Strong bog. ply he;wccr
and Z. H.. lntclllsencer mall room
O-l2-tf
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WANTEI

WANTED-Hclper in bake shop. Apply
llr1 Market street. o-l--i
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-10-13
WANTED-Male Help.

WANTED-A barber 10 WORK on Satur-
day. Good wages guaranteed. Inquire
OF Harry Sommcrs, Fourth street. Mar
tins Ferry. OILS
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WANTED y"uug men about 90 yca::
OF age TO work in candy factory. Good
wages and advancement. u. 5. Fe'ny'
Co. l5l2 Main st. o-1l-l