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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-01-30

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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-12-25
WRITE A new XMAS
STORY? CAN'T Be DONE
Tint Story Was Written TWO Thous-
and Years Ago.-There's Nothing
New Under the Sun.

Tho city editor said 10 the rep1rter:
"'Wrl;e n new Christmas day story.
Now, ISN'T that nice? Tho reporter
thanked the G.. T. for the compliment.
Is t. possible for any living. breathing
soul TO write an original Christmas
story The first real Christmas story
was written nearly two thousand years
ago. Tho birth OF Christ is recorded
In tho Bible. Following that advent the
scrihcs OF tho ages gone by, wrote the
nicrriment Of Yulrtlde and there tho
story WAS completed.
Solomon in all his glory said there Is
nothing new. under the sun. He owl
IDENTIFY had the Christmas story In mind
al the time.
No. there has not been new Christ
mas story written for axes and thcrn
Will no none. until time shall be no
more. until this old world shnli hav"
passed into oblivion AMI there shall be
Il new Christmas.
There has been 30 much written about
Christmas md read by those who per-
haps know more about the happy 1ule-
tide than the humble reporter or those
who mako their bread by their pen In
small living confines and whose gray
matter Is as scarce as radium in coun-
~ jail.
However. to satisfy the city editor
this was dashed or which IS only OF
local interest and is simply news
story.
And the wicked shall cease from
trouble and tho weary shall he a. rest
So sayr,h tho Holy Writ SO can the
biblical passage he applied 10 Wheeling
today In fact Il can b" applied to NIL
the civilized world. excepting where
cannon arc roaring and guns are crash
INK.
Old Pa wheeling will take rest to-
day. Tho wheels Of industry ceased
revolving last night until Wednesday
morning. Late last night the tired shop
girls and weary clerks In shops and
post office wended their weary way
home II has heen n busy holiday for
.hem: the busiest IN tho history or
Wheeling.
All stores. except druE stores. will bo
closed today. Tho rost office vii! oh
serve tho regular holiday hours. There
Will be practically no business done. II
will be O day Of turkey eating. merTl-
ment. prayer, songs. giving and re-
ceivtng and tired people tonight. But
tomorrow the IntelliEcm'cr VIII appear
as usual. meaning that tho busy news
paper man is on III" job today.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-12-25
HOLIDAY HOURS

Christmas will be observed by the pos
tai authorities today by the usual holi-
day hours. Postmaster W. W. Irwin an
nouncnd yesterday thu hours for ca
riers and other employees Of the off'2o
would be the same ms In past year.
Following IS the state ment by tho
postmaster
The main "tc" will he open from \
to IL a. m, and closed FOR the remainder
OF the day. Curriers' Will mako ono de-
livery. leaving the uitlcu ut IL. m. Ono
collection will b" made in the residen-
ttal districts. collections in the bust
ness districts will IL. mud" ~ follows.
$50 n. III. AMI - m. 40 p. m. and
y. n.
The Elm Grov" and BenuoOd
branches Will to- uprn from to ! u. III.
and closed for Ihr remainder OF the day.
Carriers will make one delivery and ono
collection.
There will be no deliveries on The
rural routes.
Parcels post matter will be delivered
all day"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-12-25
PENNSYLVANIA MAN
HURT IN COLLISION
". ". Williamson in Hospital Suffer.
ing Prom Hurts In Auto-CAr
Smash Up.

". W. Williamson. Il prominent bust
ness man and capitalist OF California.
Pa Is lying IN the North Wheeling
hospital suffering with dislocated
shoulder i badly bruised hip and other
serious injuries received when his Over
land touring car was struck yesterday
morning g.: II o'clock az Sixth and Main
streets b. Il Warwrod BcuwoUd Wheel
ing Traction "r:nrany car. Tho auto
was badly d"mnlished.
X is said that Nj. Williamson at.
tempted ~ cross tn" track and the slip.
perry rails prevented The motornan
from shocking his car - prevent the
collision.
Mr.. Williamson was carried into the
hospital and attended by Or. J. f. Cald-
we'll. I, cannot at this time be deter
mined II h. has received Internal in
juries. Mr.. Williamson was resting
easily at midnight.
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SIDE TAI ks
ny AUTH CAMERON

Il wish. said a wan little woman t.
me the other day. that Christmas could
be dropped OUT % The calendar this
year"
Her boy is Somewhere In France
One easily understands
And yet I think she I. wrong--totally
wrong.
Surely this is the year when Wa need
Christmas more than we ever did in our
lives before. Other years we might
perhaps have spared Christmas. But
not this year
For There Would 30 No Stars To
Shine Through Tho Cypress Trees
For II there We're no Christmas. never
had been u Christmas. think what tina,
mother and nil mothers and wives anil
sweethearts would have to face in Civ
Ing up their own.
I don't acc how they could bear to ID
II ut all X it weren't for Christmas.
80 Let's hold very tight to Christmas.
OF course II can't be- a merry one this
year for any except little children.
what Christmas should Mean This
Year
But let's not har. lt nournful
doHnhearted one. Let today rather
be a time whom tenderness unlocks our
hearts and they open wide--and take In
all humanity. When We push the veil
OF evory day selttshness from our eyes
and see with e. flaming clearness tina,
not TO be doing everything in our power
however hard. however prosalc. however
heaTtbreaGnx 70 help those who are
lighting for t. true peace is TO deny the
Prince OF Peace himself.
cannot wish my reader friends q
Merry Christmas today but l do wish
them q courageous Christmas. q cheer-
rul Christmas. a consecrated Christmas.
When I sat down to write you my
Christmas message a verse sang itself
constantly through my mind. 1t was
this:
what WSd All Like Rest Tor
Christmas
How beautiful on the mountains are
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-12-25
OBITUARY.
wilhelm NJ. G. 6ohael1e.

wilhelm NJ. c. Schnello. aged 90 years
we'll known resident OF tho South SIDE,
passed away at the family homo at Eli
Wood street Sunday al 1l:30 p. m. after
an Illness Of about IL month.
Wilhelm SchncIl" was born IN Ger
many. April l.. 1854 lie came IN This
country when Il young man. gong 10
Charleston. where he lived until lHlN
when he moved To this city. He was
a baker and was employed 1t bakery
on the South Side.
Deceased WAS the son of Christian ana
Eliza SchnelIc both Of whom are dead.
lie was Il member OF tn" Lutheran
church. lie leaves to survive. MS
widow, Marie Schnelln. three sons IN
Germany and i've daughters In the faith
nrland. Three brothers and one sister
arc living In Germany.
Funeral services Will he held Wednes-
day afternoon nj 40 o'clock from the
place Of death. Roy. W, q. tlfert pas
tor Of the 81. Johns Lutheran church.
will nfiiciatc. and interment Will take
place at Mt. Zion: cemetery.
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ConRreas,uan gathrick.

AKRON. o.. Dec. f-R"prcsertHtivH
T.. z. Hath-irk Of the Fourteenth OBI
district. died Mt his HON" her" last
nlsh:. following an illness OF five w"";''
Mr. Rp'hrck was born In oakian!
county. Michigan. January s. 1859.
Hc served in two congresses. repre-
sonting the old Nineteenth district
which WIS composed Of Summit. Port
ngr GcuaGc. Trumhull and .tshtahuta
countless lie wns defeated for re-clrc-
lion 1914.
. In 1916 he again became candidnto
and was elected from the Fourteenth
Ohio Congressional district,
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Henry T. Bishop.

Funeral services will he held to-
morrow afternoon from the place Of
death a; 1911 Alley Sixteen for Henry
T. bishop aged sixty-six years. who
passed away Sunday afternoon. M EGO
o'clock. REQUIEM high mass will ~"
c"lchrat tod at st. Airh"nsus church. at
. o'clock and intermtnt Will BIZ made
Al Nj Calvary
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GOLD FOR EMPLOYEES.

The Geo. n. Shook company tho Mails
to Market street department store. di1.i
,ributed gold pieces to each Of thei1:
regular help and complimented each Of!
tho transient holiday help with an &C..
ceptable present yesterday.
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Services. will he held this evening
from the family home on Twenty-first
street Warwood. for E. Oscar Grimm.
we'll known resident Of Warwood. who
passed away Monday night. After the
services here. tho remains will be sent
70 Woodland. W. Va. tomorrow. where
intcrnvrt Will no made tomorrow.
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Arthur T. Ebelt1g.

Funeral arrangements are not vet
complete for the services for Angus
+. F:hcling. who passed away nj the
family home on Twenty-first street.
Wnrwood Monday night. The arrange
n"nts will ho completed upon the ar
rival Of Il brother Of the deceased from
california;
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Thomaa Arthur Leyland.

The remains Of Thomas Arthur Ley
land. son Of cy!C'hief Thomns \. Ley
land, who died ai'lo!umhls. ohio, Mon
day afternoon. will hn brought here H.
day and. services vii probably he held
tomorrow: Mr.. I.cyland died Of injuries
received Inst sunday. when he. was hit
by u train. 49,.
Deceased wns in his tEir'r-minth Yea :
and has lived here n number "f years
going to the Ohio capital "a few years
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CONTEST AT KRAUS'

The contest for saloa nt tho krHus
Bros. clothing establishment on Market
street closed yesterday evening. l.. 4
'Lnllunte won the gentlemen clerks rrlES
Of five dollars. He sold 1851 worth nt
merchandise. Miss Margaret tiwyunr
won the lady clerks prize Of five dol
lar gold piece. by selling $3.50 worth Of
articles.
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Louis z. Miller.

Scri.rc~. for Louis T. Miller. aged ~.
wall ku"wr rcsp!jn! a East Wheeling.
viii j." hold tun"rr"w afternoon from
tho place If Death a. 10" M"C"ll"':1
street md iHl"rm"n' Will follow a.
Gr""nw"nd. b.. T.. -. ii"ward lrt%;""
az tn" "irst Iirih.ram churrh. will OIL
rinIn
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Major A. B. peSaulles

BETH .F.HEM. Pa. Dec. @+.-Mnjor
Arthur Rricn DeSnulles died here today
agrd IS. He had been III for some time,
Death WINS fastened by the tragedy of
his son. John L.. who was shot by his
former wife Blanca DcSaullcS. Major
DeSaulles earned his title in tho Con-
fcderate army.
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HAND OUT CIGARS

Among thr county ni'icIHia VIII" w"ro
hRndinE ont cigars +" 'h",r friends AMI
newspaper men Yesterday w"r,. John l..
kinEh"rn. clerk Of the circuit r>urts. an
Justice of tn" i''.nr" John j. Gnmpcra
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Services Tomorrow Morning.

Funeral services will h" held t"m"r-
row morning AT S:3h o'clock for tho Int"
John McGannoii. w"li known resident of
III" East .TG"rG Sh" pass"d away at the
North Wheeling hospital Saturday oven
ing and in'nrEilenr will h. made at Mt.
Calvary Tho services Will hr hold from
til" family nome On. East McCoiloHh
street
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Levi p. Gilbert. editor and minister,
died MT his home here today. Dr. Gil.'
bert who was 65 years old was torme1e
editor Of the Western Christian AdYO.a
ca;e and occupied pulpits in clevelandI;
OHIO, New Haven. Connecticut 49,
Seattle, Washington. He was rspute1s
to be- one Of the best known AethodiSls
ministers In this country. Sg
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the feet oe him that bringeth good It'd
inss. that publishctn peace.
Courage friends. they must come. per-
haps sooner thnn W" guess
And for all We have suffered and sac
ritc.d there must and will be some good
returned to humanity.
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At the marine office there wcr" three
mch received yesterday. There was ono
nccrpted Saturday morning and he WAS
the only successful one last week. Rs
cruiting has been dull at this office for
several weeks.
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Sing Carols on Mozart Hill

The community singers marched
through the residential section of Mo-
Fart Hill last night. singing Christmas
carols
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RECRUITING NOTES

Four Young mon were accepted al the
Envv recruiting office yesterday. tI'
Niatc Tromry. the officer IN Ci'arS".
These young men with two other" VII!
leave tomorrow for Pittsburgh. Tho AZ
c.ptrd men were 0ttoe Hicks. lc" Sticn.
AloySuis ZttHmann and william
Su,uuels.
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AZ the army recruiting office thorc
were several applicants hut'hll w"r" re-
jnct"d. There has not been a person nc
copied NJ the local office for several
DAYS.
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= nannr 6rmm

terment will follow in the Stone Church
cemetery at Elm Grove.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-12-25

DR.. L. P. Gilbert
CINCINNATI. Ohio, Dec. @+.-Dr.
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: Christmas Party.

Ono Of the delightful Christmas par
ties OF tho week Will b" shat or che
beginners AMI Primary classes or the
North Street NJ. +. Sunday school. which
will be held on Thursday afternoon at
. o'clock IN the Sunday school rooms
Mrs. Frank Walt hos orrRnged<a very
delightful affair In this holiday event
FOR the little folks.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-12-25

Children Of the poor hay" b""n ahurd-
antly remembers AT this Rladsuur' Iin!..
On Sdturtlay Gnh children were nr"Hnn'"i
with toys Candies and youth's lIul.'E
BY the Toy Mission. which has IT'S head
quarters ia the Second Presbyterian
church. which congregations acts AZ
treasurer for the funds rul!st"d. Th"s'.
gifts were distributed from al 1.-The var-
Gus churches. The Toy Mission is com
posed Of about Is representative
churches OF the city
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Ioue6Barth-

In the Second Presbyterian church. IN
Sunday evening. following the Christ
mas service. IN interesting wedding was
.olomnlzed. whom DR.. Thomas Grier
Koon;z united in Maria &c Miss Eleanor
Barth OF Fourteenth street and Mr.. VII
liam !. Jones Of Seventh strect Mar
tins Ferry. o.
There we're no attendants. but :ha
entire congregation remained for The
service.
Mr.. Jones is the tenor soloiet In IN"
Second Presbyterian choir and Is at
present connected with tho Prudential
Life Insurance company. but will lonv"
with Belmont countyR next contingent
for Camp Sherman. The many friends
Of the young couple hasten 10 extend
congratulations.
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Even Santa. the jolly old Elf. when
he paid his visit TO Wh"linE. iUSi "N-
octly on schedule time last might. was
gnrecously arrayad in the national COZ
ocs, carrying out tho advance orders
he had sent 10 make It red. whit" ana
blue Christmas. Dasher. Dancer. Fran
Ger and Vixen. Comet EurId. lponn"r
and Bitten wer" all handsomely rein
ed In. with rch. white and blue ribbons
10 tho roonry el"iGh which fairly groan-
I'd under tho weight Of III" many Won
dorful bundles. which contained strange
unthought Of gifts for the mnny Christ
mas trees no was TO beauttfy, and the
many many stockings he was to leave
bullying with sugar plums for the little
dreamers tucked so snusly In bed.
His eyes how they twinklcd when he
Vowed with pleasure his last artistic
touch, for Il WAC the placing or an
American flag at the very ttp-top OF the
tree. which was done In tribute to
tho brave stalwart sons Of the city.
who have gone forth 10 sarve their
country. and display that we Keep The
Homo Fires Rurnlng"
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"Spntn'n Recept.on."

On Friday --.""'1r. Dec, IS. the Zane
street NJ T. Sunday school will present
A numerous Christmas cantata. entitled
"Santu's Reception" This clever llttle
play Will afford delightful hour Of
entertainment and the c6mm!tte" IN
charge extend cordial welcom" to all
10 attend. There will be no admission
f. charged.
The program follows:
Santa Mr.. Nile Radcliffe
! Mother Santa. .. Mrs. f. s. Jllom
Mickey Master Clifton Wagner
Uncle Sam MI. Aloe Rivers
columbia. Miss Virginia Rachman
0ueen Of Song. Miss Marjorie RlodE"tI
Mr. Stlngymnn. 49,. Mr.. Dick Carleton
Mothers-Eulah HoN Myrtle Dunbar
ger, Sarah Duubarger.
indian Naidens-Lntu Iahow. Dorothy
Damseil.
Rows, Girls. brownies and Great White
Bears. ..x,
Admission Is free. ..%~:%:T.:
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A Christmas Carol
There's u song IN tho air.
There's Il star In tho sky!
There's mothers deep prayer
And a hnhy's low cry!
And the star rains its fire while the
Beautiful sing.
For the Manager OF bethlehem cradles n
king.
There's tumult OF JOY
Der the wonderful birth.
For the virgins sweet hny
Is the Lord Of the earth.
Ave the star rains lis lire while the
Beautiful sing.
For the manager OF Bethlehem cradles a
king.
In tho light Of that star
Lie the ages impaired;
And that song MAR
Has swept over the world.
Every house IL atams. mad the Eeautl-
full sing
In the homes OF the nations that Jesus
Is king
We rejoice in the light.
And We echo The song
That comes down through IN" night
From the heavenly thrOng.
Ave. we shout TO the lovely eranSel
they bring;
And We greet in his cradle our Savior
and kingi
j. 9. Holland.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-12-25

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