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Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1917-01-22

on the yarrowdaie. which has ar
rived At a German port. running the
allied blockade.
The department announced tha,
Il had inquired OF Germany whether
Americans were Involved. A, the
same time. Il indicated that I, will
demand their release. II Americans
we're aboard; will stand pal on i,s
position that the Yarrowdale was a
peaceful mcrchan, ship. inasmuch a.
she cleared a. such from New York
viii hold that Germany had no right
to take any American members OF
her crew prisoners.
The department will maintain Ger
many has no right TO convert ships
on the high seas into raiders
TIE communication from the PRES,
iden, follows;
NY dear viceprcsident; Their,
Is. a communication concerning the
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1917-01-22

PerSllus az Athens IS said by the an
cicns authorities 10 have invcused for
P,.siariS urani u AgriSrnfum. n. G
s,0 eraScn t'nil which cscncd on the
sihe TO admit victims who were TO he
rnaScd TO death hy the Ere which vas
lT . UNDERNEATH The dyins srans Of
the sufferers closcly rcSerDl,lcd the
- ring Of a inhadcns'd ball:- bcncc the
nAIae that vas given 20 the invcntioa
II s refreshing TO Know iArr later on
the nwnlsce rose against rhaiaris and
burned the tyrRni in The ball that be
had made 20 he the cause of death Ia
~ many cthcrS
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1917-01-22

When ADJrw jackson llrci at Sails.
bury. y. G.. he oucc attended court a.
Rccsfc,Nl. then the county scat of SUR.
~. and left without paying his bin.
which was daly charged up acains, him
on the hotel register. which sctms 10
have bccn the hotel lclscr At that time.
and ~ stcsd for many ycaS whca
the news of the victory " the sth Of
January, ISIS. was received In thi.
then remote scciion the old landlord
turned hack the leaves Of the register.
took his pcn and wrote under the &C
ccan, against Andrew Jackson. "S~ttlcd
IN full by the hattie OF New orleans"
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1917-01-22

One Of the big eastern structural con,
panica. having y contract 20 buiid Q
travelling crane above coal handling
plant at . dock. decided 10 employ q
surgcon to remain ''on the job" The
honorcd onc was given note witch
read, Please hand this io the fosemAn u
In charge and tell him that yoa Will
look after any of the men who may h.
injnrvi by falling fron the work The
doctor without ado went cu, TO the
plant. lie Hooked M at the false work
that Vas heing built IN preparation for
the crane. aud II was - high that the
men 90 Il loeEssl Ike lilliputiaus iic
thought Of the possibilities u onc o.
them should fall n The dock. and h~
said to the fcrcman; 4 think the cors-
Tany made q mistake. II should have
addressed this letter To an undertaken =
--Argcnaui.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1917-01-22
TWO STATES AGREE ON
OlCMRlA JURISDICTION

Washington, JAs. .2.-oregon and
Washington NAV have reached Al
agreemen, regarding concurrent jar
tsaSc'son over the waters o, the Col.
GmoiA river and It's tributaries. ia
connection With the asAing Industry
but Cacle SAN has no, o. Ma. THE
deal.
l.asl June she senate iuSsaiASy
committee recommended passage o;
the house aili -st,y5ug the compact
The senate has not had time 20 40 81.
WHAT'S more. u wont have time IN.
III the nex; session Meantime these
two states Will have "a worry Slous
Wi;hon; federal endorsement Of ihei;
asc;.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1917-01-22

II h ooe thing to stop = hostile bat
tery In an artillery duel and another
problem altogether to hit H. The 10
caiify may be well known. but the
range difieult to determine. To sim,
pity matters In this respect "trucr
shells are usc,L Into the base Of the
shell metal case Is screwed contain
Ing q material which is self igniiing
- the proyectiie rushes through >pae~
For nigh, operations the material uz-l
In the ",rac~s" butsts into n brilliant
eame, but by day the ''Iracer" leaves .
trail Of dense black smose iy this
means the gunncrs are able TO watch
and time the shell right up TO the mo-
meat the explosion takes plac-. and
by knowLag lhe locall,y In which the
shell bursts the adjustment to the
range cf The tRr-ct Is comparatively .
simple matter. .-- Iondon Mail
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1917-01-22
s..a. Ar, ard Ms,isn e.s.urs,

As form Of entertainment. not In
structicn. the rDc,ica p,cturc viii prob
ably develop along the iines Of frce.
even fantastic. romancc. of rneloiraina
and 81 simple narrative. The siasr
free from the burSlen OF saIq'lyl lAg ise-~,
torns Of entertainment. ain pro,,aiiy
conccntraie mosr oa The mission oi
the srsokca work. whicsf ls ru convc,
IDEAS and Illuminate CHARACTER. on The
creAtioa %! l!r colli,.cie Alus.on ~
reality and ca the pictorial art O. scrnc
painting The tDoy les and the sisaGeu
drama are nci 40 an'AcpoiS.c as We
at nrss TcssirniStscally supposed Tine.
We think. Win prove 90 Us that Ia rcal
ity they are ;vo Different forms os art.
as different ss F'aiuiinc and sculpture
American Year Book
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1917-01-22
FRANK METSAAN IS
NOW A MARRIED MAN

Frank Motschan. manager OF the
Josephine hotel. returned from Mod
ford Sunday evening and he brought
from the Jackson county metropolis
Mrs, Frank Metschan. who Is now
duly installed at the head OF the Met
schan household, The wedding
which Joined in the bonds OF ma,ri-
mony Mr. Metschan and Miss Maud
Miller, OF Medford, was performed
by the Rev, Hamilton, at Ave o'clock.
SATURDAY evening, The newly-weds
were expected TO return to this city
Sunday evening,and some friends OF
the couple made elaborate prepara-
tions for their reception, The hotel
bus was decorated with all kinds OF
tinware and other paraphernalia IN.
dlcating how glad the people were
to welcome the manager OF the hotel
and his bride to the city, The Met
schsn quarters had been taken In
hand by the decorators, and though
the most OF the furniture had been
removed, the place was a model OF
its kind. But Frank was one too
many for those who would give him
such noisy and an elaborate rrcep-
ton. and escaped from the train with
his bride unseen by the mob waiting
with pockets OF rice and other wcap-
ons OF bridal warfare, Though
search was made over the city for
him. he remained untound. hut ap-
peared behind the desk at the hotel
this morning with most expansive
smhe which betokens his state OF
mind.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1917-01-22

foreign relations OF the country
which think Il my duty TO make to
the senate and which | should very
much like to make In person
Il would ihc very much Obliged II
! might DO afforded an opportunity
to do so Monday. January -. II Il can
be arranged withou, ineonyeniehce To
the senate.
Il know OF no other than this In.
formal way In which 20 convey this
~ish to the senators. have spoken
TO Senator Stone. tho chairman of
the committee on foreign relations.
about Il, and have asked him 20 con.
fer With you.
Cordially and sincerely yours.
Woodrow Wilson"
Senators Kern. Stone. oyermaa.
GaliinSer and Kenyon were appoint.
cd TO notify the president that the
senate would hear him at one O'Clock,
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1917-01-22
BLIZZARD BREAKS
40 YEAR RECORD

81. Paul. Jan. ga olilsard,
breaking records for 40 years, holds
the northwest In its grip. MinneApo-
lis and 81. Paul reported the heaviest
fall OF snow, with II inches.
Trains and street car trathe was
paraiyfed Sunday, The majority OF
trains scheduled out OF ST. Paul
were annulled, \ milk shortage ~as
predicted today by creamery men OF
the twin cities They claimed the
farmers ,hroughou, this surrounding
country on whom they depend Tor
their milk sappH have notified them
that Il will be Impossible to ship for
several days,
Red WING. MINI. seems TO be the
hardest hit Of the northwest cities by
the storm, II reports a tall OF Is
inches OF snow. The city is complete
ly cut OF from rail Communication.
with only limited supply OF coal on
hand and severe cold weather pre-
dtcted.
The Chicago Great -Western rail-
road discontinued It's trains on the
Roehester-Red Wing division at noon
Sunday and trains on other lines
have been annuied
The storm AREA covers South OAK
ota. southern Minnesota. central
Minnesota, western Wisconsin. and
extends to the great lakes
North Dakota, Montana and Mani.
toeA report oniy a small fall OF snow
but rapidly lowering temperatures
The temperature in the tvin cities
at a m. TODAY registered Is below
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1917-01-22
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. COMING EVENTS 4
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Jan q. Monday Ay--pros. ". L. En-
hey, state biologist, bird &ad AMI
nal moving ptCSUres al the Bjoa
so. Free - school children 10
iAe ArterGcoa. Evening. lSe.
Jan. IS. Tuesday pracsice
% the Grants Pass MaSc club in
the Commercial c,,ao rooms a;
As .. m,
Nch, 5. Nonday--fAeHt-TeScher as
so1aA;ioa meeting in Commercial
clnN rooms al ,. N.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1917-01-22

lis JlHks enjoying bis automoealeT
i don't see hcw be can be. Hes
had IL for three months. and he teils
me it has never cost him q single fne'
Baltimore American
Towne-My ~ite never likes me to
refer to her age Browne-My wtfe's
funny that way too. She doesn't want
me 10 remember her Age. and yet she
ScJs mad " forge, her birthday.
trieNd--Ah Doctor. bow did you
MAXI ptg with ,ha, cranky patient Of
ycuT>s l,rtnt oh. we're both on the
ruad io r,~,-o,rrN tie nble to he about
and ! an suing IN mt isii Exchange
wbel W i,laii iut~ ~ arc dong
uha, wv ap p' n.akc "ar s.ageg q
more wa,,sr,su sus asd najg.r; dwegtus
placc fg tipe,- ubo .psnr after Us. II
nat for curscsvc> onv-r wenaril
Hoime>
az NlNAAAhr ~ @fNlRHH - ~ - -It
docs make lots az men sObreitc4 a',oUj
Ubai ibet sEA 40
We'll bot rausider tbe opportunities
q really tcNcs aa man for biowinG
hts ou1 borp
Suitor- ~ you tod your father thai
was earning ss0N year whHi
did be say
The Girl Ilc SAID he Entw ycn were
getting that InHs'h tui he dsuhted you
we're earning b.
i've 60, lcs OF HcAns on ny string
said the prcru andy rkrS Have
vcuy"
Wen. ! 40 have va ~ rsnrr, ah
the lipe." admitted N, tchlai rlrl
Baltimore American
MIA ne rhshjcn- Where the murl.
tng paper, Mr.. ne ' What an rHr7 b
do you want with the mUmius yHl~-
Mrx ne Fhshion-l want o. ,ee y $50
play we Witnessed lnsi hight Ens so,
or had--Ncw Sgt weeeg.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1917-01-22
4@ PRISONERS W.Rl
TAKEN By THE Ml{F

Washington. Jan .2-The stat
Departments frsa ofbcisl word ur the
German raiders capture OF prisoners
tn ihe south AuAnfie. including iBg
neusrnas, came trpm Ambassador
Gerard today in . meS~&Ee saying IN.
total prisoners numbered sss. Thscs
wns no mcn,icn Of Americans In the
nnuer-. ufhciRis snsd.
Tue message referred 70 prisoners
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1917-01-22

= understand youuy Rnebess Is
sf'cui 20 marry lbc daughter O, old
RondS. the uillionhirey'
Yes so I am told
win be Gire M she lHw brsiDcssv
Yes, Be sil E-ie up the inv tsasl
ness and 80 in,o the son iD-laH bnkl
ucxx'
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1917-01-22

y remember" saws Addison IN the
tvo hundred and tonic,h Tatlcs.
when our W,,olc island VAS shaken
with an earthquake some wears sro
thcr was an impaicnt mcantchank
who sold pills which. A. he told
The country people, wcrc very good
against an earthquake - london Sat.
urday Review
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1917-01-22

Mathew Pyle led al his home In
Scath Grants Pass, Sunday. January
2lss, after suffering tor some time
with iropsy, TAe Deceased Was horn
ia Wisconsin, on November LIST lS4S
being a; the tirae Of his death IS
years, months ami 20 DAYS OF age
He was married to Sarah Tyson. in
Nebraska. in 1870, and the wife
with one son. Henry Pyle, u this city
survive him, TIE funeral services
Will Re held Tuesday afternoon at .
O'Clock. from Halls chapel.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1917-01-22
T~r Down Railiing-

The two small frame buildings on
South Sixth occupied by the O. \,
Moore grocery and the salvation
Army. are 10 be torn down to make
room for the new brick garage, MIR,
Moore has moved his stock OF gro
ceries to the building formerly oc-
capied by the eottling works, The
Salvation Army have changed their
headquarters to SIS + street, where
the water company had their otices,
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1917-01-22
AesS wsrl

Maria, ycHn never he able to drive
that nan with a naurca. rm hcnv.
ems sake, use Your hcadI" aamoA.sl,cl
Mr.. Stnhhiuk
Aud thcn he wondered why she would
not srhs TO him the rest ot the day
Puck
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1917-01-22

Layton Sutton, OF Williams. was y
VISITOR In the e'.v today,
A, @, Churchwood left today for
Pickett creek to spend 3 week IN that
district,
", A. Carts of Applegate left today
Cor Fort Jones, Cal, to spend short
time.
w, ]. Rromhy. OF Whittier, Cal.
is stopping at the Grants Pass Tor n
short time,
Ralph White returned TO Rogue
River this afternoon after short
time In the city,
], n. Tarnoall spent the weekend
At his home here, returning to Med
ford this morning.
II, c, Seymour. state ,,aaer ~ in
dustrial club work is in the yity for
\ few days,
Fancy slowered pettieoAts in all
the new styles. Mrs, Is, Rehkopf. Il
Mrs, Andy Mccarthy LEFT this morn
tns for Marshfield and other points
to spend = week Visiting,
Mrs, Earl Kennedy arrived this
morning from Portland and will visit
relatives at Williams creek,
Mrs q. II, Kesteson, who has been
Visiting with her mother at Grays
HArccr. returned this morning from
that place.
Mr., and Mrs, Carl sausha return
ed to Salt take City today AFTER a
week spent In visiting here with Mrs,
l. e, Kerles,
Mr. and Mrs, Aaron Pike have
been visiting here with Mrs, Pixies
parents. leaving this morning tor
their home At calver, Ore,
Guy Harvey spent sunday at his
home IN the city. leaving this morn
iag Tor Gold HIN where he Is work
Ing on the irrigation canal,
We have lust received car Of
GREEN cedar shingles Grants Pass
Isameer CO.
MT, and Mrs, Fred Jtilson returned
to Los Angeles this morning after
visiting with the =, W, Cspp family
cf rruitdaie for the past week.
II. 4, voorhees, " riaintiesd. n. !.
representative et v,oraees & Co.
~ York CITY ., IN tAe city tptay
oa business conr t,1 with his com
NNy
Mrs, Fred Merrill ven, to N~itori
this morning. called to that place by
the death OF her father. Galloway
Hodges rAe funeral OF Mr.. Hodges
was held at Medtora this afternoon.
]. A. Thomas returned 70 the
miaes above Resoe River this morn
ing after spending a week in the city.
The weather has heen too cold for
the operation OF the mine. the small,
crees being frozen up.
Mr.. and MIS-. Is. V. Elfstrom ce-
tarRed to Concorsta, KansSS this
mosaiag after VISITING acre for a
week with Z. A. y. ReymerS, Mr.
Eltstrcm's uncle.
ocxss at redaced prices; also ~ool
and silk dresses, Mrs, E. Hehkoaf. Il
Miss Bertha Taylor. Of Cold Hll. is
visiting With Mrs, c, A. HoaS. Size
came down YESTERDAY. aocompAaylas
her sister, Miss zells, who vas on
her wsy to Salem.
Mr.. and Mrs, Jim Hal. o; Helix.
Ore, spent a Ecu days here visiting
vita Mr. aad Mrs Stanton Soveli.
They left this morning for Salem
Portland ana olympia Nr Hfp is a
wheat SroV'er a, Helix
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1917-01-22
Atscnd Farmer, Club

Several business men OF this city
attended the wilderville's Farmers
club, They report a mos, interesting
and profitable meeting as the farmers
are getting well organized along the
different lines OF ~ors. The club in
ciades all the farmers OF wilderville,
the lower Applegate and Jerome
Prairie, Those going from here
were. L. L. upson, y, r. Nacaur, and
County Agrienltnrist Thompson.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1917-01-22

Seu can mike cOuif IAhsier NJ h,qnr
bt sl-cscins clean silk with rrrln.
rattan mn1. by dissulrins anr part ~
isiiselHss IN ieu parts ri wntrt and
tfiwwnrd sfrriuing Il through muslin
ADD fwo ptr7s az fiDctuir az hcnHoiu
- New YuTk Telegram
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1917-01-22

soS printing Of every description q,
the ccHrier osce
Calling cards al the Courier,
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1917-01-22
RAIDER CHANGES
OPERATING FIELD

Baenos Aires. Jan, ss,--Ahseaee
Of accounts OF depreiations by the
German raider--or raiders--occar-
rine within the past week and the
fact that vast Gordon OF allied war
vessels and guardians OF neutrality
have failed as yet to locate her, led
to the belief today that the terror
or ,errors-hsd changed the tield OF
operations
Since the raider dispatched the
japanese steamer Hudson Naru TO
Peraamhueo. loaded with prisoners
no definite ~ord Of the vessels
whereabouts has been received. This
vas on Jan, l3--ten days ago, The
packet boat Bahia reported her be-
lie; that the raider had passed Aer
far OF and speeding ncrthwArd, OF
the coast o, Rio Gvande al NJ
The most careful a.
survivors landed %
has failed to eliel. Is y
agreement IS 10
pearance The wide
developed. giving add s.S
TO the detailed story
Of the captured British
norshire. that the raider -
and equipped at least o. 81,
tnres, presumably the
an; ship 81. Theodore.
The south Atlantic today
orally sWA-mins SitA searcAei -
the sAip. or ships responsible Goa Z
hloW al allied commerce.
Brazil added to her nce, o, ~
vessels watching 10 prevent yiol4sio.
y. neutrality hy aetAching a number
Of vessels from her feet They Wisl
patrol Brazilian territorial vAIers.
Neutral merchant shirs arriving Al
various South American ports re
ported allied uAr vessels almost con
stAHily IN sight Five steamships
vsr1ously reported &s merchantmen
and cruisers we're SAID 10 Se lurking
between ProvaaoAo ana YAoAre
Lack of any receu; Information To-
eating ;he Germans in adjacent south
AmerioSn waters has 80 impressed
Chile with the belief iha; the rover
has changed its field O, operations
and ;hG, this neW held mAySe The
southern Pacific, TIA; the Chilean
navy has been called On for vigorous
Pasrol duty
DISPATCHES from Rio de lAneirc TO.
day carried vigorous denial oi the
Brazilian tnthoriiics o; reports that
German vessels inte-ncd there--an-
Guiding German gunSoAi hah
been permitted 10 outfit and take on
supplies The rumOrs had developed
10 widespread REPORTS here ira, snch
vescis vert preparing 10 make a dash
Tor the opch sea 60 ,oin the rAider
The steAmcf TSntos escape and rc-
ports a. her Subsequent meeting with
German vessel .; seA were revived
Rs cyidsnring extensive German prv-
nkrrssnnx Fn. N. -nss
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1917-01-22

Lady want 10 sue my husband tcr
airosN~ Lawyer - wha, are ycur
charscs' lady wha, are yours nrsaS
Boston Transcript,
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1917-01-22
Ira Tel Married.

A letter to friends here gives the
news OF the wedding on January 18th
OF Ira Tcel and Miss Minnie Gras,
at los Angeles, They were school
mates at Santa Cruz, Mr. Teel let,
here several years aso to join the
navy and since that time has been on
the L. 8 s Oregon.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1917-01-22

-'Hupor fhy fnthrr nnd f,y mrthsr
~sanos written among the three laws oi
Dsss w~sssd rishfscussss-Aeschy,
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1917-01-22

Etna Rehekah lodge No, ~ VIII
meet tonight when there win he both
installation aud initiation, Meetins
called promptly at 1850.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1917-01-22

no m wei as you can today, AMI
ic'nars tomorrow Won may he able ~
do better. Rev scha Newton,
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1917-01-22
New Sen,cstcr Iscgins---

The new semester OF school started
today with twelve new pupils in tNc
high school, These are tho sraGpatcs
Of the eighth grade who took the
state examinations y few weeks aSo,
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1917-01-22

Music club facssisy---
The Grants Pass Music club viii
meet for chorus practice tomorrow
evening at I;%S In the Commercial
club rooms While there was good
attendance at the las, meeting, II is
the wish OF tho club that many more
will turn ont tomorrow,
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1917-01-22

WANTEn--ee ny bnner in good coa.
ditson Phone r W Herssccrrer
sss
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-15
RicRuS-Mller.

In st. MChnrls church 1T Edgingtor
Lane. a.prrity wedding Will take place
this morning at six 0rlnck. when Miss
Clara Cecilia Miller daughter OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Edward j. Miller Ut EIrinei"lI
Lane. will be united III marriage 10 Mr.
Charles A. RlckuS. son uf MIR. and Mrs
J. 4. Rickus ri Echo Point. The Rev
Fatrcr r. Nader viii offer nuptial mass
and will perform tn" C"rcm"ny. TIL"
church and altar will have proiuSo do
nrations Of frruS Miss Eva Vail VIII
play the LohrrErin wedding march. TIL"
ushcrs will h.. McSSrs w. Y. King and
4. r. Miller. II brother of tn" bride, who
I'm entering will prrc-dc the bride ana
her father. who will give her in mar
rage. There will hc no other Httcud-
ants
The bride will wear nodish travel
ing suit. In Prktn blue. Her hat VIII De-
If the same shade. and shoes ana
gloves will bc OF silver grey. Pink Xii
barney rosrs will form the bouquet worn
at the cOrSaEc.
Mr., Rickus and his bride will le!tv"
immediately following tn" rIn5s for an
eastern wedding Journey. including
uoints ur interest. and on their return
will reside AZ Echo Point. where they
have a newly furnished home nj 1879
Edgrwood street.
The bride Is quite popular among 4
wide circle Of friends and tn" groom -
associated with the ZarnitZ Eros. Gro
Gerry company.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-15
DARKEN YOUR
GRAY HAIR
By Applying La Creole-Nc
Dye-But ReviVes the
Color Glands.

Just try one bottle Of La Creole. II
1t don't restore your gray hair your
money will be handed back TO you. La
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and scalp healthy. stops dandruff. and
If you have gray. white. faded or
streaked gray hair. La Creole will
change all Of It to such an even. beau
tiful. dark shade 80 that not even n
trace Of gray can be seen. That's what
you want, and we guarantee that La
Creole will satisfy you BY giving you
long. lustrous soft fluffy. evenly dark.
beautiful hair. as you used to have
Don't be fooled by cheap preparations.
Get big bottle Of the old reliable
La Creole. Sold by Baers Pharmacy.
Wheeling. ". Va. ior sent, express pre-
paid. for s1.2n. by Van Vleet Drug Co..
Memphis. Tenn.-adv.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-15
STIRRING SERMON
Delivered BY Evangelist Shelter II
Island Christian Church Last
Night.

TIL" revival services al the island
Christian church are accomplishing
much rhi. week. tn" Rev. w. II. Schef-
fer preached ~ wonderful und soul
stirring sermon 10 Il large gathering
lust night Ills subject. How Shall
We Escape II We Neglect SO Great Il
S:.Naii..!,"" "a dealt with In an awe
inspiring runur"r. II" said: God set
hcfDr.. himself three great tasks to &C
,:uuIpliSh. ana so .tar as | know. only
three: first. lnr task Of creation which
He acnmnIiSh"d in six creative days:
>,'runIiy. God set cut 10 reveal himself
t. nHn and Ia prove this. He made man
n His ln!a=": Ia" ;hlrd task was thr SAL
lltiom uf man" Then in burning words.
ihc evangelist poured forth appeal after
appeal. until he had the whole Congre-
::atiuu on ire with enthusiasm
Mr.. y. f.. F"rn sang very sweetly.
ana I'll those who were present were
deeply moved b. tho service. Seven
hav" boon r:Grd Ia the church by con-
version ana lrilrrs. Services Will DO
held every night at 7:45 with special
meetings ;or prayer at 1880 in tho Bible
school department. y cordial invitation
is extended 10 all.