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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-12
Many War Relic Trains
Advertise War and Loan

WASHINGTON, Sept. I.--To adHcr-
,isc tho war equally with the l-IbrrtY
loan "a special trains hllcd with war
relics will travel through the coIutry
during the loan campaign between Sep
ternbcr Sand October IL stopping 4
few hours in small towns and Il day nr
tembcr / Sand October - stopping
soldiers will accompany III" exhibit and
deliver addresses.
The Liberty. Loan publicity bureau
made this announcement today cninc:-
dent with the arrival ut an Atlantic
port Of 4 French steamer laden with
captured German war raraDhcrNalia
from tho recent hattie fields IN which
Americans have driven lack TIE German
lines These relies inClud" mosquito
tanks, German "ETantcnwfrrs." Boche
helmets. dagEcrs. Inarhin" guns. rifles
and haroncts. trench knives bomb
thrnwcrS and automatir pistols.
In addition Their" will l." exhibits OF
Tho full equipment "f an American SOL
dicr tn illustrate what Liberty Loan dol
lars will buy.
Tho navy has furnished depth CHARGES
used gu effectively against enemy sub
muriurs This will h" thu" frs, tnlH
they have been generally exhibited in
this country. Tn" navy display also in
clld,.S big guns. shells arr" bombs ana
mines.
There will hc two war exhibit rrans
for each OF thu twelve Federal rrserv"
districts In mast cities AMI towns ar
engagements will hr made for dismissal
Of schools to allow children To inspect
the relics
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Providing the Soldiers
With Reading Matter

NEW YORK, S"pi. -D%clarin= th1t
IN" leisure hour II III" Americans oyer
seas is III" hour If a:r"Htrs' moral peril
and that cu"n! r";Idin;; does much t"
keep lonely srl!!,rS straight. pr. VI. l..
Raiu"y field nana;,rr "f tho American
library Association has reported l." III"
New York sat" branch how Arldi"r".
sailors and social workers hIv" b""n
provided with good reading matter.
Dr. i;aIncy SAID iha' in ten month;
he association had established !" lihrt-
ric~i for The army ana $t"rk"l them with
6nO. 900 books and loon. npn naEaZIm%
all If which Ind been contributed. Th''
working; fore" cnn$siSirh ui :;lN j".rs"r.i.
Unc-th rd of whom served Witi'"u' pay.
Every naval station and las'. nhru, i"n
IN all, ais" WIS we'll supplied with
books and prp''ry. TIA" 'i'-in;rri t'!'
...rhniral works had l"."n such. h.. add
"d that the assucla,fun Ind h."u "iI =
ciaily rcru&niZ"d amt Row supplied al
such works rnr th- tr""Is III Am'ri":,
AMI on m" other side.
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To Organize Patriotic ..
Legion in High Schools

NEW YORK. Sept. 1l.-Formation ur
4 patriotic legion mad" up Of 1,2a0.0GG
high school students and intended tn in
sure the replction Of the loss OF -du-
Gated men in The war. was undertaken
at Il gathering "f leading educators
yesterday unh"r the direction "t the
National Security League. The Amcri-
can cauncil of cduction and the Nation
nj education association will hs asked
t. cn-opperat. in the movement.
The plan Of the legion. Formulated
Ivy DR. James Fl. Breasted. head Of the
department. Of Oriental languages in tn"
University Of Chicago. provides that all
members Of The legion who rnaenvor To
COM 1lclc their high school work and
sock higher education shall be formed
into gold star corps" They will wear
Il gold star above the emblem Of the
legion
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-12
GERMAN STATESMAN
DENOUNCES DOCTRINE
OF PRO-GERMANISM

STOCKHOLM, Sept. l1.-As the first
step towards peace Germany must re-
nouncc lan-Gerlnan ideals. in the opin-
ion of Prof. Hans pclbrucck. OF the Uni
versity Of Berlin. Prof. Dclbrucck, in
an article in the magazine, Prussian
Year Book, declares that the Pantier-
mans not only bear L portion Of The re-
SponSibilily for tho war. but also the
chief rcsponsi bility for its prolonsation.
, Prof. Dclbrucck says:
The world demands. and has n right
to demand. that the German people give
Il guaranty that the l'an-Gcrman spirit.
the spirit Of superiority. of might. Of
hcathendun. is not the German spirit.
The hrs, method Of showing the world
that tho German government has def
nitcly and irrcvoca9ly shown the Pan
GERMAN cndravorS the door. would H."
for the government III collect all of those
ante bcllum Pan-Ciernan lnCitationS and
demonstrate by means OF our enemies
literature how greatly their conduct
damaged us and helped 10 light the fires
Of this catastrophe war.
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WEST V|RGINIANS
CAMP LEE RANK HIGH
WITH THE OFFICERS

WASHINGTON. l.. c. April l1.-West
Virginia soldier boys ut Camp Lee Va
there are thousands OF them tncre no"
IN lr;lining-arc highly thought OF hy
the officers in command.
~'rhr state or Vest Virginia will
surely hear fuvurably of them from
France" wrote Major Sherman Peer 10
Senator Howard Sutherland. who re-
,eircd tho pleasing note today. Major
Peer is chief uf tho committee on edu-
cation and special training.
Writing to Senator Sutherland, no
said:
Your letter TO General H T. Mccain,
bearing date OF August 20, has been re-
fcrrcd to the committee on cducation
and special training for reply This conf
miLtco conducts the L. :. trainlnE de
tac!:mcnt at Richmond schools. kich-
mond. Va
"a representative OF tho committee
was present at the exercises last Tues
day ut Richmond. and reported most
favorabiy on the achievement OF tho
men and officers. and the quality Of tho
men from West Virginia
The state Of West Virginia has cause
10 be proud Of these men. not only Tor
their present showing. but will most
surely hear tuvnrably Of them from
France
This fine compliment OF West Viz
giuans delighted and cnhused Senator
Sutherland. whose work for them md
fathcrly interest In them Is known AND
appreciated BY the parents and other
relatives OF these brave young fellows
1t will cnthusc and delight all West
Eircinians equally "a much.
Not in Il DuaStinE way, but as state
Ia
actcr have como from every camp, can
tonncnt and training school TO which
West Virginia boys have been sent from
The time that the first squads OF them
were entr.!ncd and badc farewell 10
their homo folks.
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OHIO NEWS NOTES

FNDLAy Mrs. Laura Crawford.
aged 81. was found dead in bed.
DAYTON-Arrry officials yesterday
inspected tho new Glen Martin bombing
plane 1T the Wright 1lyInE field here.
FINDI4AT--Rcv. Mr.. Reed Of the L.
B. Church. II Bloomdalc has resigned TO
go to war.
DFLAWARF-It "a announced four
Delaware boys have been killed IN
France since the United States entered
the war
DAYToN-Charles +. Rowe and K. ~.
Fellows. chir"practorS. hav. been sent
to Jail for practiciaS medicine and sur
gerry withou: 4 license.
ASHEILIIE--'rhiS town voted wet
again yesterday. 1@6 To no.
CAN'roE-Etul Ecync was arrested
for making alleged pco-Gcrraan r.
marks.
OBERLTN-The opening Of the col
lege year at Oberlin has h""n delayed
one week
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Stewart L. Buck. Easton. Pa
Walter GrobowSki. Dickson, Pa
Died OF WoundSt

Stewart L. Buck. Easton. Pa
Walter GrobowSki. Dickson, Pa
Died OF Woundst
James Parsons. Coal Valley. Pa
Lewis Scsncsfsky. Beaver Valley. Pa
Cprporals:
Charles 4. Shoffner. West Fairview.
Jacob 4. Smith. Philadelphia, Pa.
Nelson f. Hcaton. Lyndon. Ohio.
Prank Krest, Maynard, Ohio.
Wounded Severely:
Corporal Frank J. O'kanc, Philadcl-
Busler Stanley b. swcnk, East Green
Farricr Thomas Edward Condran.
Philadelphia. Ia
Prlvates:
,Tozcl Gotobiowski. Pittsburgh. Pa.
Charles Edwin Wilson. Columbus. o.
Carl L. Baker. Dayton. Ohio.
Joseph Dipaolo. Philadelphia, Pa.
John s. Driscoll. Pittsburgh. Pa
John V. Ecklund. Berwinsdale. Pa
Luigi Gnvazi. Elmora. Pa
Joseph Koch, Cincinnati. Ohio.
Adam Patrick, Henry, ". Va.
Private William Vescovc. Coaldalc,
IA.
Severely Wounded,
In Aeroplane Accidents
Lieutenant cord Meyer. Great Neck.
wounded Degree undeternined):
Captain George J.. Hopkins. Wcstport, 4
Mimi.
Private Alexander Robertson. Bridge
PorI. IA,
missing In Actioni
Sergeant Russell Joseph Shuey. Le-
hanon. IN.
CorporalS:
David Aston. Columbia. Pa.
Francis &. GMGan. Philadelphia, Pa
Ia
Mechanic Arthur Jefferson Van Slc.
Russell. Pa.
lriratrS:.
Samurl D. Rover. pottsvfFle.. IA.
Edward Rose. Cutie. Ohio.
Percy w. Young; McAdoo. Pa.
Frank Martin Zimmerman. Erie. IA.
John !. Brown. Philadelphia, Ia.
Morgan j.. Carter. Cannonsburg: Ia.
iriVates:
Luigi Dc i.uca- Pittsburgh. Pa.
Thomas w. Goldsmith. Philadelphia,
IA
Earl Allan Hall. Eric. Pm.
Arnold s. Holman. Cleveland. o.
Ralph 4. llilleEaSs. Allentown. Ia.
John Alexander Kennedy. Philadcl.
phia. Pa.
John Mandry. Gloust-r. Ohio.
Albert X. Mars. Philadelphia Ia.
Rrnjamin Martin. Shawmut. Pa
Theodore W. Mnsram. Cincinnati o.
Nicola PcllnGrino. Girardville. Pa.
Joseph +. Rockry. Drexcl Hill Pa
William Wesley Sinccrny. Bradford.
Pa.
Paul r. Smith Columbia. Pa
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\ delightful luncheon was given at
tho home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Alex Brown
TO-. on Tuesday afternoon IL w" o'clock
in honor Of sergeant and Mrs. Joseph
,ryc.n. who were married Monday, "T"n-
ing. Only the n.ar r'.ia'ircS and friends
were present Mr.. Owen leaves on
Tuesday evening on the Hicnt CLOCK
train for Carnr, Lee. Va whero ne is III
military training.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-12
GREEK WHO KILLED
miner At GOLFERS
NOT APPREHENDED

WELLSBCRG. W. Va. Sep. IL
t;scrSc Siraantr:S. n Gro, ~ who she: and
killed John PrSlrc Polish miner ut Cot
lirrs this county early this morning has
not been apprchend"d. although sheriff
Linton and dcpu;i'-s have b:rn working
on the case throughout tn" day. Hc IS
believed to have fled tn. state.
PeSler had been drinking and abusing
his WIFE Si,rant-iS. tho Watchman
was called to the house WHORE E'cs!"r
lived. th.. Sane belonging to III" West
Nirgina-rittShurCh coal company. War
SA-PittSbtrCh cCSll Go. TrUubl" then
enSued between. the two inr:I. the fatal
shooting resulted. causing instant death.
A .coruner's inquest Will b.. held Thurs
DAY morning
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-12
ReTStratiOn.

Tomorrow morning. Thursday. Sep
tornber 18th is the great EcSistration1
Day, beg lnninS At I o'clock IL IN. and
ending at min" q m.
The work oc registration will be con-
Quoted at zach II tho seventeen pre-
cincts. in tn county Of Brooke
Fifty patriotic citizens hhvc Vohn-
tscrcd to assist in III" work. Th"T" has
tran some TUX Of rrluunrratlng these
mn who will give up their own bUsj-
;."Ss 70 aid in chr work. however II"
general impression is. that they Will not
Lcccpt pay.
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Entertained.

At six o'clock 'Ninsti:ty e--nninc; Il
delicious dinner was $crscd ut the horl"
OF Mr and Mrs. Ross MoSSsr"vH IN
Tweaty-sixth street in honor Of Mr.. and
Mrs Joe Owen \ nu!ntYr of friends
and near relatives wcr'' present. After
dinner was served SON. of their near
friends accompanied them |" the. station
to gee Mr.. Owen eft for Camp Leo. Va
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Ovep-Brcwrlee.

The wedding ~ Sergeant Jo.: Owen OF
Camp Leo. Va. and Ion" Erownl"r. Of
this city. was s"lcmnz"d ut the home "t
Mr.. and Mrs. Sarnuel Owen on IN" tSr:n-
kcr Road Monday evening. S"pt"inf"r q.
1918. Only the families OF tho contract
ing parties wore present. After Tia" CO.,
eInopy n delightful lunch waS served.
Their many friends wish - extend their
heartieSt congratulations.
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condition at this time. This inCorna-
tinn is drSirnd BY tho Red Cross and hy
the Draft Board SO that any aid needed
MY h.c forthcoming. Since these young
people are voluntarily doing this work.
will the cltlZclls a:d them by having all
data ready III order To help them out IN
their work?
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-12
James Mather..

4 telegram was received h: Wells
burg friends announcing the death nC
James Mather OF New FORK Is popular
former citizen and manage 10 tho
WellSbUE EottlInG Works. Heart fall
ure Was the cause. Mr.. AID Mrs. Ma;h-
CT made many friends Will" Residing
hcrc
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Patriotic PupilS,

There wilt ~. ~ school IN Thursday.
Registration Dn". :L'Id ~" boys and
,;,-S of n" II=i, S'.l.'"l Vii @!.''' "T''rH'
home whrrc non ar.' IN environments "r
1T tac front t"r the rurr's" ~ %"ttlni;
th.jr addresses and az /" their phys c.Ll
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-12
Worlds Record Price
On Hogs at Pittsburgh

PITIrSlI I:EII. S'n'. II w"rl,"s
=. cord rr.... r.r ir.-- wn- sol hr.r" to-
,!rr. wE"n 'u,.'itrn .uh heavy Emrli''rs
sid "n ,l... Pittsburgh rltIi' iuari,'.r Tor
go ~. =" US: higher than Y"sl"r'lay'S
. 'r-,
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wounded In Action,
degree Undetermined
SECOND ARMY LIST.
Killed In Action

CAPTAIN John Henry liHllany, l"7I
SNYDER avenue. Scranton. Pa
Captain Hoddie Wilbur Daniels, Elk
ms, W. Va.
Lieutenant Frederick ". Atwood.
Quincy, Mass.
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Entertained.

Congratulations arc extended TO the
Young bride and groom.
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Killed In Action:

Richard t.. Cook Minneapolis MINI.
ALVIN HnI"n. Zig Rapids. Michigan.
lanes G.. Elder. Harrisburg. Pa
IriNHi"S:
lay i.rR. Antics. Sunbury. IA.
Thomas W. Carson, Dillon, W. Va
.Iuhm krlIar. I'hlla'I"lphIH. IA
John krunhnldIZ. lanSdnwn". l'"I
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-12
.R75 NAMES IN TWO ARMY AND ONE
MARINE: CASUALTY LISTS TODAY

William c. Jackson. Pittsburgh, Ia
l:urrnn V. Leader. bedford. Ia
r"rpurals:
charles II. Trc.slcr. State College, Pa
li"njamin l.. CAM. New Brighton. Pa
Ralph q. EEaudwcrk. Ncwsidr. IA.
Corporal Deserve Recrisct, Fairmont'
". Va.
Henry Gump. Hickory. tn.
Clarence Edward Hoover, High SDre
IA. .
sabInus II. Mcworter, Weston, ". Va,
Angel" hlhrrjc". Erie. Ia.
Frau"I$ H. Ertr!. l.cadlng. Ia.
Anrhil Glisari;. chicago Junction. ..
John Frank MurrlHnd. Elain. Ia.
Earl {. Elliott. tn%h",tnn. OHIO.
rorIrral Michael UNeil. Philadelphia.
Pa. .
IrIvatr":
Salvador" ''in"fra. Pittsburgh. Pm.
RAYMOND tiilgrr. W!lkrS-liarre Ia.
Missing In Action:
l.i"utrnants:
Clinton V. T.. Nrwh"ld. Wayne. Pa. e..
James Y. I'"la"rk. Upton. Iowa.
Van Wrinkle Todd. orange. y. J.
ScrSeants:.
John Charles Rurtrr OrwiEsburG. n.
Earl G. Ranch. York. ia.
Corp"rals:
John Washcn. Philadelphia. T'a.
Herbert C. Kicks, Layland, W. Va.
rrivni"s:
Joseph e. Eixlcr. Navarro. Ohio.
Joseph ll"ckI. rhIItd"lrhla. Ia
r;""r.:; j. Nrfi. .TohnStuwn. Pa
Frank Baiw"nS. l'urtaT". Ia.
William i. Gilbert. Pittsburgh. IN.
ii""rEr Austin M"t;"" Cleveland. ..
Frank !. Naylor Philadelphia. IA.
Ernest >;chilinE. CLEVELAND. Ohio.
MARINE CORPS CASUALTIES.
The following raSlIAiti"s are report cd
by thu, Commanding General of the
American. Exrrdriunary Forces. resP"c-
iivrly tincludrd I'm above totaO:
KILLED IN action. ...-....:..........
Died Of wounds received in action... 3
Died nf disease. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. |
WnunIcd III action tS,N"rriyl....... 4
Wounded in action (dcgrrc I'M
determined -................... +
Wounded in action '(SliEhtlyD |
Total .................. -
Died OF wounds Received In Action:
Private Victor Jones' DuqurSn". "a
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OHIO NEWS

COLUMBUS. g. Sept. li.--rh: Ono
Anti-Saloou Leasu. MIL wait until RI
attempt is made 10 invoke the TIcren-
dunn on leSiSlattv. aci.ua n .T;ti-fyinE
-he national prohibition amendment Vt-
fore making its light aS;ti,i$t the va
Idiry Of such couStttG:unii 1ul:tu-
rnent, said Wayne +. " tirslr.. general
counsel for the Anti-Saloun LcaSU". anu
James - White. superintendent OF the
Ohio branch OF the league. today III
commenting upon the decision or the
Ohio supreme court IN refusing 20 en-
join Secretary OF State Fulton from
submitting the proposed amendment a.
the November election Boh declared
tho decision docs not .u.er into the
validity OF tn. amendment
Should the proposed amendment DC
defeated OF the November elccGon. thea
the-ouestion OF Validity would be moot
one and no cu,lr; decision would DC nee
essay. Should the amendment Dc
adopted. however: the legislature ratsry
the federal amendment; the vets al
tertpe to refereIId the legislatures &c
ton. then the +ttcti-Salcon League pro-
poses to step in and test the validity
of the proposal. such ;tn action would
doubtless be determined finally by the
Supreme Court OF the United States
That It will require an advance Of 20
per cent in present heating, rates OF the
Toledo Railways and Light Company
for the company TO. operate without
loss during the coming winter Was 4 ,
statement made by attorneys represent
Ing the company at the hearing before
the state public utilities commission
today. Last season with an advance OF !
40 pet cent over the hen prevailing
rates the company was enabled 70 show !
q profit Of only $4,000 On its heating
service. il was commended
Governor-Cox. Adjutant General Lay !
ton. Major Iealer OF state. dra1e head A;
quarters and Charles E Norris. the
governors secretary, Will go TO Camp |
Sherman. Thursday. 10 rcrtex the 40 |
600 troops in training there The tnvi-
tatton was extended by Colonel Tyree |
Rivers. camp commander. There WAL
b. L. reception and officers dance In tina !
evening for the governors party
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FIRST ARMY LIST.

WNSIINtiTnN. n. e.. Sept. ll.-.Th'
follow IN. rHSualti"S ar" reported ny the
commenting General If the American
I.'ynr,iIl,DnnrN Forces.
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Clyde 10 h1nSOn, k'OlSCIl, W. va
ManS.ll Z. Williams. Chartered. Ia.
tircEurto l'"zi". i'hilipshurE. ia.
prNtrr l.. Henderson,. Now Derry. 70.
Robert NJ. j. linn. tatnSauquIh. l'n.
Charlrs &. Lane. NrwmnnSvillc. IN.
Basil Palmer, Glencoe, Ohio.
Charles Edward W"itmy"r Harris
burg. Ia.
Died From wounds:
Sergeant Frank t'HrhauGh. Green
castle. IN.
r.ok Charles T.. Slocun. Toledo. ..
TrivHl"s:
j;c"rr. W. r"prcrman. jersey Shore,
Ia.
Frank Y. l.z". .\linnra. Pa.
James H. Merritt. Camp. ph:.'.
Frank Milirr. Erie. Ia.
Died or Disease:
,'nrl.nr:l Francis \. t"urElIn. ArChi-
bald. IA.
Died or Acrop!are Accident:
wounded Severely:
l.i"ulrnHntS:
frnN ". knau!h. N"w York. y. y.
lr"u:lru% l,S"Iir !.I"t"rn"ycr. New
Iberia. la.
LOWS II. Wood. T,lartnwn. Ga.
oscar l.. Strickland. Portsmouth. q.
ScrE"auts:
'icurEr Herman T:rnhl"y. oil city. m.
Albert ". Herman Shenandoah. Pa
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Died OF Wounds Received In Action:
Private Victor Jones' DuQueSn". Ia
Wounded IN Action tSevcrely):
Prirat" Howard II. Nelson. Cleveland.
OHIO.
Wounded In Action,
degree Undetermined):
Second 1.I"utrnnnIS:
\. l.. Sims. riruScpOrt q.
John r. Thornton. Hcsicrvillc. Miss.
Private Allen +. Darby. Eermillion,
Ohio
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1918-02-20

friends with Jackie mimicked my
tone perfectly. "Of course, Jack Will
just be ready to greet me as q long
lost brother when he hears about me.
l wish you Joy of your job of telling
Jack you have a husband at home"
why Dicky," | gasped. What do
YOU mean?"
"Oh. of course, you don't know. Miss
Innocence," he retorted. You'd bet
ter refresh your memory as the law
yers say, from your dear friends let
ter. Telephone me SO | can see you
as soon as possible. l am looking
forward to real dinner at a real
restaurant with the realest girl in the
world opposite me, the first day
strike New York. so get ready for me.
Till l see you, dear. Always yours,
Jack"
AS Dicky repeated the words which
had closed Jacks letter to me announc-
ing his return to New York, repeated
them with his voice unsteady from
suppressed anger, sank into my chair
aghast.
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RECEIPT FOR
WARDING OFF AGE

Fat is onplace-middle aged.
1t stamps a woman as unquestionably
past the period of youth. Hence it
lessons her influence. She may charm
still-oy nimbleness of wit-but that
indefinite fascination a fine figure
Yields has fed from her.
Forever? No! for it can be regain
ed, and that easily. Youth as express
ed in the straight front, the lissome
hip, the wavy outline, is not beyond
recall. Let any woman who is too we'll
filled out take a Marmola Prescription
Tablet after each meal and at bedtime
The sprightliness of youth Will come
back to her Off will go the fat, uni
formly and smoothly, revealing the
foundation of the lost youthful form
beneath.
Try this method. No exercising or
dieting is necessary to take off a
pound a day. The Tablet will do it
alone. No wrinkles or haggard lines
will form; instead the health, the
brightness and the litheness will in
crease. The Marmola Prescription
Tablet is absolutely noninjurious ibe-
ing made of the famous fashionable
formula-1a OF. Marmola, q OF. Fl.
Elk. Cascara Aromatic, AZ OF. Pepper
mint Water), and it is also inexpen-
sive, large case, enough to show re-
suits, costing, at any drug store, or
direct from Marmola Co., 864 Wood
ward ave, Detroit, Mich, only seven
ty-five cents.-Adv.
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Revelations of a
Wife
WHY DickY QUOTED JACK

Dicky had started to say that gor-
lila with the mumps," which was the
epithet hef had applied to Jack when
he saw his photograph. But evidently
he remembered my warning that it he
persisted In using the phrase would
cease to be civil to his friends.
Aren't you being a bit fdiotic,
Dlcky::" I answered quietly as went
to my room to lay of my wraps
He cid not answer, and when l re-
turned to the living room he was
reading newspaper. He was indulg-
ing himself in fit of the sulks, knew
but resolved to be as good humored
as possible.
Have you had your breakfast"
asked, trying to make my voice CHEEKY.
Yes" he answered without raising
his eyes from the paper.
| knew better than to continue the
conversation. SO took up book and
sat down in a low chair to pretend to
read, for l was too upset to settle to
anything.
How unreasonable Dicky was! He
to my friendship, although gossip said
tHoL blNhS Hdu DScu lIlduiy III lOFe
with her when he was younger, and
that she was still interested in him.
He had been angry when he fancie1
that my manner was not quite friendly
enough to Miss Draper, the beautiful
girl whom he had met at Marvin, and
whom Dicky had engaged as a model.
He had also promised to assist her in
her art studies.
l.
ed child because l was going to dine
with the best friend my mother and
] had ever had, who had been in South
America for year, and did not even
know l was married!
"TiiI See YOU
One thing / saw clearly. I must get
Dicky to go away before I telephoned
Jacks hotel. or took any cha..ce of
his telephoning me. l could not risk
q scene such as Dicky might make.
1t was cruel of Dicky to be so ugly
about Jack, I said to myself. 1t would
could be friends.
Katie's entrance into the living room
was a welcome relief. She came hest
tatingly into the room as was her
custom when she wished to ask a
favor.
Il have cup Of coffee for you, you
come and drink it now" she said in
sinuatingly.
mo, thank you, Katie" l answered
Perhaps after a while, but | could
not drink it now"
you say you not here to dinner?"
mo, we are both dining OUT l ans
wered, then with a sudden thought
turned to Dicky. You are going to