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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-02-23
United Presbyterian churches.

First United Presbyterian church.
Charles II. Robinson, pasIor-puhlic
worship ut 19:4I IL. III. and $50 p. III.
Subject Of morning sermon. My Per
sonal Financial Obligation To the King
dou-Its Measure and Method. Even
Ing subject over the Top Rthlc school
Mt $3.50 a. m. Young peoples devotional
service at Gas p. IN. Midwccli prayer
service Wednesday evening At 80.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-02-23
IN THE CHURCHES.

The Intelliceacer will gladly
publish church announcements.
but to insure publication and
proper classification, notices III
tended for publication in Satur-
DAYS issue should be received az
The Inte!lgencer office not later
than Friday at noon. and Thurs
day. If possible. 1t is respectfully
asked that the notices be made as
brief as possible.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-02-23

St. L.uk"'S Episcopal Church. Jacob
Brlttirgh;,Iu =. u. rcCi"r.--S''c'''i
Sunday in l.cr, Feb 2ith. Sunday
school S:l5 III. nHvains service lr:"h
a M. sermon. nr Birmingham. Anthem
paaks. !ia-r: Meyers and choi:
Evening service 80 = III. Trio from
Atj!ila. N"rdi. Miss Ewing. soprano.
Mr.. Meyers. baritone. MIR. Hocizlc ,"n-
nr. U.trrtr-: solo. t"cItatire and aria
from the Cauta:a. "Olivet 10 Calvary
Nuunder. Mr.. Hu.iZle. Miss Nan SmIih
ct the organ
Week day services during Lent.
Tuesday and Thursday ct =. M. We'd
ucsday and Friday at $50 =. m. Con-
f!r,pattor Instructions on SUNDAY after
noon at $50 and on Friday ut 80 y.
m These instructions are not oni! ~:
tho uncoutirm:d but also for those that
have ben confirmed Lest We forget.
Special interesting lenten sermons
are being delivered by DIR. Birmingham.
and an invitation Is extended 10 ne
public to attend During Lent the rnu-
steal programs at St. Lukes viii
b. in keeping with the season. Among
the numoerS to be given Will Dr. The
Motel ut Mnndclsohn" Hear My Pray
.r" Excerpts from Gounods 'RedHrlp-
ton Good Friday Evening thu Cantata
"Ccucitixiou' by Stani.r Easter Sur-
dav evening Life and Death OF Sheilys
and later R0Ssiris "Stabat Mater with
assisting .suluiSts and an augmented
choir. The junior choir that has been
formed will have chnrG" or IN" Music
on "Wednesday evenings and Will be
heard with tnc vested choir At the East
- services.
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Rev, J. Il. PerrE. a medical missionary
from the Philippine Islands. Will deliver
an illustrated lecture "AncricaS Task
In the Philippines and Il crowded house
is expected as hts lecture Will u" very
entertaining and Instructive: Special
music will be provided for the occasion
bv the choir: l'rnf. {. W. McEan choir
director. Miss llarpfcr "rGnntst: Md
week prayer service Wednesday, f:"9
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PRESBYTERIAN Churches.

The Third Presbyterian church. Thir-
:y-cirhIh aud Jacob streets. E"v. j. T..
I.eyrnbcrger. i. D.. pastor-~Thc ser
vinas for Sabbath. February gath. ar" rs
follows: Mems Bible class az go IL. m;
preaching az 1890 Il. m. "Stcwa"lship;
Sabbath school Ut 200 n. m: preaching
a. 40 p. m. The Tempted Christ"
The Every Member canvass Will be held
80,
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Oh March 3rd.

First Presbyterian church. 1901 Chap
line street. Claude Porter Terry. minis
ter--Fibie school ut $50 Il. III. Mems
Bible class in the parish house nj ?:4l
a. NJ. Travelling mcu and visitors arc
welcome. Morning worship At lO:i".
Evening worship ut 7:3n. The chorus
choir will be assisted by Mr.. J. u.
Evans. yiolinist. Young peoples meet
ing at 6:45 p M. Boys club ut tn" par
ish house from to . ever! Friday "re-
ming
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Zion Lutheran Church. r.

Zion Lutheran Church. Erv. ]. II.
Graf. Of North Lima. Ohio. wlll haH':
charge Of the services. Sunday school
9:l5: Morning services German IL TO-
80. Evening services. English a $50
Sick :lnd Benevolent society "itt meet
Tuesday evening Luther I.ruCur ThucH-
dav evening. l.entcn service Friday cv-
ching. English at 1850.
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Episcopal Churches.

Evening Services IN =. Matthew
church-A Sp-c:pl series Of I.cEtcn
services arc in progress in st. Mat
thew.s Protestant Ep.ScHra! church.
Fifteenth and Charlt:' streets. w!sh
r,srked SUCCESS These services consist
If a simple order. easily followed. Euu-
sic BY the vested choir. congregational
singing, and sermon by The rector. Nix.
Stc:dc- Will preach SUnda: cv":::;g "n
~. second OF u series u: L. nt"n sab
iec,s "Th" U.caStplatc ~ righteous
ness Sunday services. Icy. X. l.. l..
Strider. rector. Holy communion. Il.
~: morning prayer and communion and
sermon, lO:"n. evening prayer and ser
mon. $50: Sunday school lis: Mems
Bible class $50.
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Christian Churches.

Island Christian church. Rev. +. X
Van Wrinkle. pastor: residence - In
diana avenue; BELL phvu" lS9"--l;iblc
school. $50 n. M; worship. l0;iI n. M,
subject " morning sermon. Lift ~
Your Eyes and Look Christian En-
G"avor. ESQ =. m: preaching. 80 p
M. subject of yv"uin:; sermon. sock y"
Jehovah While He May -: Found E"
OtIlcial board meeting Monday evening
ut 7:45. Prayer meeting Wednesday,
evening at T:45. Russell Ncii"rsOn viii
speak. All arc cordially invited
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-02-23

Fourth Street church. First Methodist
Episcopal. TIL" Mother Chu:cn. thaf-
line street south Of Twelfth. Clarence
Eugene Allen. D. n. pastor. lr"t.
Henry Hartman. or.aniSt ard choir
master. Sunday school $50 81. M. fully
graded By departments: Mas Bible
class 9:45. laugh; Ivy D. +. Merritt: Kin
department 1915 q. III. where
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The First Unitarian church ll29 Eoif
Strnc,--"JCSus as M"SSiah,' Will hr tn"
subject Of the fourth AID last S"rm"n-
lecture In the series on The Lake IF
jesus in the Light Of Modern Scholar
ship" given by III" pastor. E"v. Clara
Cook lIrlvi.. \ special f"atGr" O! The
service Sunday morning will h" solo
by Mrs Flora Williams. wh" will sing
The Publican" Til" women q; the
church Will meet as usual 1T III" l;"d
Cross rooms Thursday at $50 p. M
Morning service. 100 q. n. Sunday
school, $50 n. m.
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Methodist Churches.

North Str...t Methodist Episcopal
church. Roy McCusk"y. pastor. SUNDAY
school at ESQ. Mr.. y. II. S;r;ci;iin. su-
perintend.ut: Public worship X 1880.
tonic OF sermon who l. Christ" Ep-
worth League at S:3r: Public worship
az 7:30. TOPIC Of sermon, "A E"h"!ti"uS
s'riucr:" Junior T:pwogth League ut I:l5
Tuesday: Prayer meeting Wednesday
evening at 80.
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Second United Presbyterian church

Fourteenth and Chaplinc streets. Ira II.
McCrcary. pastnr-9:30 Il. m. Sabbath
school: Mr.. T.. S. Hare. superintendent.
Classes for everybody. lG:+i n. m. ser
mon by the pastor: subject, 'Lo"kinE
Unto Jesus" Gas =. M. young people
meeting. 7:30 p. I'll. sermon by the pas
tor; subject The Question Of the Nor
alist." There Is Il cordial welcome for
all who will attend these services.
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be administered n tho preparatory
meeting Wednesday evening. Rev.
Locihart will administer Inc "rdt-
nance. Cottage prayer meetings 4; tn"
following homes: Tuesday evening Mrs.
-. u. Tucker. @l3 Fri" street. Mrs.
Want. Us Fifteenth street: Friday 'v"-
ming. Mrs W. !. Row. Ia; Wood street:
Mrs. John EnElcr. al Broadway. HlHir
class Wednesday evening 4; n'rlYch
Subject for Sunday morning TN" Sr'ril
OF Sucrificc." \ cumpaEu fer f!!;y M"w
mcmhcv has been instituted and ~"
workers are manIf"Sttng Il spirit "ir"nl
carnrSlncss. Snmctim. IN March An
very member canvass Will be instt-
tutCd.
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Spiritullist Churches.

First SpritualISi ASSt"':.,tlrn "tll
hold III" following $.'rr:c"S S1nha" Feb
ruary "a Tn" rhildr"n's iroGrc
1yreurn will mC"t At 10 n. m lecture.
followed with spirit messages ut ~"
u, ~. Temple N III" c"rncr "t Mary
land nvrnu" md North broadway.
Island Rev. G. W. Way. pastor and
psychic.
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t'hapline Street N. L.. church. Rev. G.
D. Sampson. pastor: Sunday school ?:iJ
a. Ia. classes for all grades: Morning
worship II H. M. subject 'CharIct"r
Ruildimg," special music by the choir:
Bowers. president: Al go p. III.
W. H.. Bowers. president; AZ $50 p. III.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-02-23

Thompson Methodist Episcopal church
Island. corner South broadway and Ohio
streets. Sunday services: sunday school
o:30 a. M. graded int" five departments;
Morning worship. ln:%n: Junior Epwor;h
League. 80 y. IA; Senior Epw0rth
League for tho young people. $50 p. M;
Evening worship. I:30 y. M: Rev. \. q.
l."hb will occupy tn" pulpit: Mii-wc"t
prayer and praise scrvic: Wednesday
evening at 7:3l. Mr. Henry Grounds.
loader; Miss kincheloe will sing.
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WarMool Churches.

Warwoud Christian church. corner
Seventeenth street ami I;irhlan! avenue
Irregular services u,Xi Lords day:
Bible school. 80 - IN. Ciu% y Pryor.
superintendent MI children Will h. adj
mirtrd Glasses :"r all HG'S. COM
riurIuu md :"r,nur. |! -. III. Icy Prof.
". t. Nnk"r "i EriEauy college. Song
S"rvIr" .,p,! sermon a -" =. M. i'nh-
Ii" invited.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-02-23

Second Spir!tunlisf Association "Ill
hold services Suulu! evening. February
- at i.3n p. m. IN odd .F"i.oWS hail.
Lecture ami s.aE,.S. Nj ara wei
come RcT. EuckH"r. pastor.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-02-23

st. Andrews rhucrh, Th!rty-sevcnth
and. Eocf streets. J. Logan Fash. rector
T'h.r.. Viii 10. celebration Of Holy Com
uunion Tomorrow. the second II i-"nt.
Il, n'clrrk Il. nj No service NJ II
o'clock. Sunday school at IL N" a.
tcrnoon. Evening prayer n 80 p. m.
Lentan services on Tuesday and Friday
evenings n go.
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First Christian church. Rev. w. II

First Christian church. Rev. w. IL.
Fields NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. sunday. Feb
ruarv 81: Bible school. -" Il. M l'r
w. F. Maury, superintendent. morning;
worship. lU:3j O'Clock. sermon by Evan
gc!ist W. r Brooks. commun:"n Il 30
=. nj. Christian r.ud"uvur. ia =. m;
evening service 30 o'clock. sermon hy
Evangelist w. l.. Brooks. Revival S"r-
vices continuing throughout tn" week.
conducted by Evangelist ". x. BROOKS
and Leader Of Song Samuel Lewis.
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evening choir rehearsal. Friday rr"7-
ing meeting of tho teachers training
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ST. PaurS Evangelical church. Thirty
eighth and Wood streets August g.
Raschc. ministcr--Grrman scrEi"" at
lO:Sn a. IN: subject The Temptation
nt tsI" Lord English service at -"
p. III: subject. Some commandments
for Sons" the last OF the series of spr-
ral sermons. Some good advice Tor the
Young men. Good music In this scrv-
ice. Sunday Bible school at T.. M sup
pcr served by the Ladies' Ala society on
Thursday from ) TO p. m. L"ntcn ser
vices Wednesday evening AT 80 p. IN.
church council will meet after the scrv-
Icc ON wednesday,.
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Emmanuel Baptist church. Grnrg" l.
l,nckhart. minister Residence. Sd Virginia
street. phone Bell lGl2-W. Morning
sermon. "Aft"rward" Evening sermon.
Second Message. Ihr Facts About
Jonah" SUNDAY school l":"". r!vin"
worship. Loo. Evening Worship. So
Mid-wrck prayer meeting So. W"dn"s-
day evening a real welcome to straE-
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First Church Of Christ, Scientist.

First Church Of Christ. Scientist y.
q. L. W. auditorium. 1l19 Chapiinc
street. Services Sunday. II a. IN; sub
jcct. Mind" Wednesday. t"stlmonlal
mo, ting. u. III. Sunday school nj "a"
n. ~. Reading room. lll9 Chaplin" street.
open daily ".rrrt Sundays and i"';hl mol
!!ayS. from |" o'clock III. until ! T. III.
and on Saturday evening from O'clock
t. . o'clock. Thu public is Invited l."
attend the s,rlIcr:' amd I" make u.s. If
the PRIVILEGES ii the reading room.
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McMechcn Churches.

sunday evening. 7:::," pcl""H. ~ tii"
rIrSi church Uf God. Tenth street. Nc
Mcchrn, the Isrv. Iy:u" y. Eyl:r Will
u~,. for hI$ sulri"c'. "WI'u a Mans a
Man" Wh.l" III" subject - T.: special
jn;--rst and value il nI,n hu;h s"N". are
invited L. attend.
Rev. Ryicr is we'll kmnwn as an wan
rvlist and pastor and has !"rc"tul SER
mons L" t" The hearts Of all his lis'"E-
,.rs. llr has specially prepared his SUD
i.,' and will cudcaVur {" show the
value uf tru" manhood in connection
with ~ Nations peril, Thousands III
three. states have heard him speak /"
..n,.,, only IN Crap" and Canister
From Gods own Cannon" and hundreds
lrv" given their hearts {" christ dru-
ing his nrpcal. II" says. III thcr" "v"r'
WAS 4 tim when We needed manly men.
1t is now. during III" WORLDS grr'ttcst
catastrophe"
The choir has been enlarged ard many
envy voices have been added Special
music. by on" o.. tn" hrSl rhoirS in the
Wheeling district VIII add interest Lev
the occasion.
Rev, &. W. Fuller. pastor oil tn" FIRST
Christian church. VIII preach his fare
we'll S"rm"n sunday evening. February
18th 4 farewell reception will lc hrl!
ia ill.,. church saturday evening, Frhru-
ai.v ~. :" whIch tIr. public is invited.
several uut uf town ministers Will b.
present. Also Key. G. T.. Eyl"s, 81! III"
Church nG 'iud "f ihrs town. and will
give short addresses.
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Lutheran Churches.

St. James. Lutheran church. id0o-l4ll
Chapliuc street. Rev. Walter l.. Schuctte'
paStor--Sccond Sunday in Lent Sunday
school and Bible classes tE.uEland nad
Germany 1T 9:l5 Il. m. Morning Srrrlc"
Germany ut lG:i5 Il. m. Evening serr-
ice (EnElishl ut I:A5. with Lcnten ser
mon. Wednesday evening. 40. German
1.cnteu service.
FIRST English Lutheran church. SiX'
tccnth near Market, Rev. r.. q. How
ard. y. D. paStor-Sunday school nj
9:3D Il. m This is tn" deciding day Tor
the months attendance contest. II -
also foreign mission day In school and
church. At 1910 n. III. Il united service
of church and school Will J." given III
the church auditorium. special pro-
gram will be presented. To which all
viii H.. welcome. Tho EarnitZ Luther
league will meet at 6:45 p. III. Evening
service 1T 80: sermon. out 81 inc
Crowd for Training" Lcntcn SSrEIc"
with sermon Wednesday, III as y. III.
All always welcome here.
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parents may leave their small children
and attend church service. Public wor-
ship ln:t5 a. III. and 40 p. H.. the
p1st"r Will preach: Morning SuhJect.
''rh. Victorious life" At the people s
service III ,hc evening the last OF 4
series OF gospel sermons Of great war
hooks will hr delivered. Subject. The
Land OF Deepening Shadow. hrl"1
.res,u recital b. rr"t Hartman. The
vested choir Will sing. Epwurth League
devotional service $50 p. m. Mtd-weck
service Wednesday 80 p. M. conducted
hy thu pas;or. Visitors welcome to all
services. SiiiinGs free.
Zane Street Methodist Episcopal
church. Frank 5. Townsend. pastor. At
Ii a. III. Sunday there will be Holy
Communion. with an appropriate aa-
dress Sunday school at HIS q. m:
Epworth League at $50 y. M: Preach
ing at $50 y. m. topic Ignorance About
the Holy Spirit" Prayer meeting We'd
ncsday. 81 p. IN. All lrrsonS cordially
invited IL these services.
Wesley NJ F. church. 37"@ Jacob
street. Rev L. S. Crosse. pastor. Class
meeting 1t $50 Il. m: Public worship
and sermon at 1890 4. III. aud $50 p.
NJ. Morning subject. What Comes
After This Life" Evening subject. will
the World War Usher in Il Better Era
for Mankind" Special music by vested
choir ut both services. sunday school
N 2:Gl r. m. John p. Hurphrics. SUI
pcriut",ldcut. At 6:45 tn" Epwortl
League will render a patriotic program
If special iut"r"S, with an address hy
Hon. Ben s. Huncckcr. George Carroll.
Jr.. leader Mid-wcck service for prayer
and bible study Wednesday a. $50 i.
M: Junior Epworth League Friday Mt
400 =. M. conducted BY Miss Agnes
Little ,leacQneSS.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1918-12-14
THE NEW CLOTHES

long long
  though each fur fills its own particular place Predictions the suits and froc are heard from and decidedly brighter in color The % neutral & coors of toned as possible coming color
 The newest muns a chrds RSo @ @ & {h @ a @ va f @ d aPrT n G4 u many 6S G oh frlls of the other material forming the ends
 Not all of the lovely new, things by any means street wear; ana ] m l i tIv @ crImpiered with small nnk butter finished along the front sides with folded hem pink and also finished with deep cuffs of the quilted crepe de chine Nothing necklaces brighten rather sombre frocks of the moment brilliantly ooe and showing combinations of all sorts of hue ornamnd with huge plaques and ock onrse really valuable ewo also worn the eeuoid chain and pendant the thing of the hour Per inches wide right the chin collar of The fur
 dFopau blue hat furnishes possibly tip Pas to % new color % atmospheric than navy blue new oS of Liberty up he iron to showpe perfectly lines general emphasize the square opening n- belts and girdes that there slight nippng in at this 
 charming recently noted was of soft velvet velour the back to which attached the body of the wrap in considerable koinsky finished the neck and followed the sides of the garment to the hem
 very vnery The collar.
 with mdumsized, flat brtn be snarty transformed oy the "aaon o @ @ Pee oa gray with outlines of the bri of the felt and placed on the sdc gives jaun the original hat
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1918-12-14

pionship a century and half ago, fell an early victim to consumption. The great Tom Johnson, heavyweight champion int hel alter part of the eighteenth century, died oft hes anne disease. Hon Pearce, "the g anne Chicken" andt he immortal Jem Bel cher, both passed away in their early thirties of tuberculosis. Tom Molin- eaux, the American negro who went over to England over a century ago and whipped Tom Cribb, although cneatedo ut of the championship rightfully his,w as anotherv ictim of
 the plague. So, too, was the giant American, Charlie Freeman, who stood six feet 10 1-2 inches, and who
 whipped Perry, the Tipton Slasher, in England in 1842. John J. Dwyer, who whipped Jimmy EIlitt for the Ameri. can heavyweight title in 1879, died z 1 young man of consumption. Dar
 Donnelly, the greatest champion Ire 1 land ever turned out, was only thirty
 six when he died, lung trouble hasten l ing his end
 The list is by no means complete fo | dozens of other fighters have received ! the final knockout from the whit | plague. In the great majority of tn
 cases recorded however, dissipation
 and excesses have been the real caus of their premature passingf rom tn
 worlds stage.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1918-12-14
seaqull Made Llohtshlp Home.

Breton reef lightship, off the Rhode Island shore. has long record of a seagull which visited the ship at inc tervals. The gull was first noticed and fed in the fall of 1872, and each year he brought back his family from the far north to the home of his friends at the Breton reef. When first noticed Dick was full~grown bird. The bird disappeared in 1896, which would indicate the life of Q gull is about quarter of century. The keeper of the light kept a rec ord of the comings and >goings of Dick. For the five years previous to his final departure his arrivals were October F, 1891; September 2S, 1892 i; October ', 1893; October ?, 1894; and October ?, 1895. His dates of de- parture were April 6, 1892; April z, 1893; April 5, 1894; April 6, 1895, and April ', 1896.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1918-12-14
WHITE PLAGUE HAS CLAIMED
 MANY PUGILISTS AS VICTIMS

In a humble grave in Oregon lies all that is mortal of Jack Dempsey, the "NonparieP' of the modern ring and one of the greatest middleweights of all time. Tomorrow will be the fifty-sixth anniversary of Dempsey's birth in County Kildare, Ireland. He died in Portland, Ore, thirteen years ago. a victim of tuberculosis. Demp- sev's real name was John Kelly, but he owed his introduction to the sport ..rz world to his half brother, Martin Dempsey, and adopted the latter's name. Martin was a great wrestler, and the Nonpariel was at first a de- votee of the grappling game. He be- came interested in boxing while em- ployed in a Brooklyn cooperage shop, where his fellow apprentices included Jack McAuliffe, afterwards light weight champion. and Jack SkeIly, who became famous as feather weight Dempsey was middleweight champion under both the London prize ring rules, and he held the American lightweight title before en- tering the heavier division.
 Dempsey Is not the only famous boxer on the long roll of victims ot the great white plague. Joe Cans, the "old master" was only thirty-fivt when he succumbed to the ravishe' of the disease. The negro lightweight went' to Arizona cnd put up a game fight against the malady. but in vain
 Peter Corcoran, the Hibernian Her cules, who annexed the British cham
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1918-12-14
Diary of a Fashion Model
olUing the Problem of Simple Yet Striking Theatre Got

tunic. The tunic isn't split in the back. Instead 1t falls in a slightly gathered line, giving somewhat the effect of a Picturesque coat.
 Madame duplicated this gown in dove gray velvet, and faced the tunio with the most wonderful shade of rose char meuse. With this gown is worn wide fiat hat of black velvet. Around the crown runs a double wreath of closely Set, tiny rambler Sroses, in two shadeB of rose-one row being light, the othtS- dark. This sounds a bit vivid, perhaps, but the "ensemble" is strikingly lovely on the beautiful blonde girls for whom 1t was designed.
 The same lucky girl ordered another theatre gown of Nile green velvet with touches of greentsh cloth Of silver, which appear in a gauge ribbon girdle and Oil the sleeves. The wide Japanese sleeves of this green velvet dress are faced with this cloth of silver, which has the green of a tropical sea in the depths of it's weave.
 The hat that completes the picture of the blue velvet gown have described to you is one of the artistic fat shapes | Two sweeps of paradise run at differ ent angles and yet preserve delightful ''com mposition''-as an artist would say in the general line of the hat. 1 I am quite in love with this type of | bat Sometimes the younger girls wish the big black velvet hats faced with flesh pink Georgette crepe. This color Is charming with youthful complexion. and will soften the lines of the older face. Such hat is lovely for brides maid.
 In fact this costume would make an exquisite choice for @ bridesmaid, es-
 necially if there were only one at-
 tendant, as he11eE7s so often nowadays
 at the quiet KIT weddings which occur yt.i:F ir-;&e@:.; cG'''s.-srit~-'