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Evening star., 1918-01-21
DEATH ON BATTLEFIELD
CALLED SUPREME TEST
Rev. John D. Mccarthy Says Sacri-
fee Is the Infallible Language
of Love for Country.

The man who dies on battlefield
gives the supreme test of love for his
country, Rev. John D. Mccarthy de-
clared in his sermon at the close Of the
seven-day mission for men at st. Alloys
ius Church last night.
"The great orator who goes about the
country preaching loyalty and patriot
ism," said the missionary. may love
his country-but he stays at home. The
millionaire who gives $4,000 to finance
the war may love his country-but he
stays at home.
Let me see that orator and million
aire, like the poor man in the ranks.
stand in a water-soaked trench, go over
the top and fall wounded on the field.
and then there will be no doubt of their
love for their country, for suffering is
the infallible language of love-"
At the conclusion of the sermon the
1000 men in the church stood, and, with
lighted candles upheld, renewed their
baptismal vows.
At $3.50 o'clock yesterday afternoon
Father Mccarthy conferred special
blessing on more than 500 babies at the
service for the infants. The little con-
gregation kept up a chorus all their
own as the priest went up one aisle
after another giving the blessing.
Evening star., 1918-01-21
COL. ROOSEVELT COMING HERE,
To Urge Compulsory Military Train
ing on Members of Congress.

To impress on members Of Congress
the urgent necessity for the passage
of a compulsory military training law,
Col. Theodore Roosevelt is to visit
Washington this week. when he is ex-
pected to make several talks on the
bill now before the Senate military
affairs committee. providing for COM
pulsory military training. Senator
Chamberlain is chairman of the COM
mittee and 1t is likely Col. Roosevelt
will appear before it during the week
1t Is also planned to have Col. Reose-
welt talk at the National Press Club
at o'clock Thursday afternoon Presi-
dent karger of the Press Club stated
today that the colonel will choose his
own topic. but that it probably will be
military training.
While in the city Col. Roosevelt will
be the guest of his daughter, Mrs.
Nicholas Longworth. 1896 N street
northwest. He probably will leave
Washington Friday.
Evening star., 1918-01-21
Hiss Monnah Hord led a parry of

Miss Monnah Hord led a parry of
twenty three wanderlusters on a hike
yesterday afternoon from Aqueduct
bridge to Arlington, via Little river,
the Agricultural Departments ex-
perimental farms and Fort Sumpter. A
conference of leaders in the wander
lust movement is planned for the near
future. when some definite plans will
be made for a revival of the hiking
spirit in Washington this coming
spring. John Boyle. jr., will be the
leader on the hike to be taken next
Sunday afternoon. The walk will
start from Benning.
Evening star., 1918-01-21

entertainment for the beneit of Scot
tish children at Northeast Temple, Sth
and streets northeast. tomorrow
There will be no admission fee, but
a collection will be taken. Members of
the Caledonian Club will take part In
the entertainment.
One hundred cOlored soldiers from
Camp Meade were entertained at a
dance Saturday night at Odd Fellows
Hall. N street between 18th and 18th
streets northwest, by the colored
women's committee of the District
war service commission. Plans for
the opening of quarters for icolored
soldiers on duty near Washington
were announced by DIR. Iona r. Whip
per and DIR. Amanda S. Gray, chairman
and secretary, respectively, of the COM
mittee. An orchestra from Camp
Meade furnished music for the dance.
Evening star., 1918-01-21
CITY ITEMS.
C1ahfn Optical Co, 9O7 r st.
In Washington nearly % years.

Large Herring, SC: Fat Mackerel. 15c,
Quaker Matches, 25c; 13 OF. Sardines,
15c; Knox Gelatine. 15c; A. J. Pancake
Flour, 12hc: Pure Pepper. 4oc; Sugar
Corn, 12Ac: Silver Brand Peas, 121zc;
Safety Matches. TIC: 20 OF. Baking
Powder. 15c; Buckwheat. TIC; Star
Cocoa, Csc; Mazoia Oil, 29c; Tapioca. Sc;
Va. Sweet Pancake Flour. 121sc; Blue
Jacket Sardines. 10c: Whole Wheat
Flour, &C; Is lbs. White Potatoes, 40c;
lbs. Onions. csc: White Meal, SC. Az
4th Sc. and all the j. T. D. Pyles Stores.
Evening star., 1918-01-21

The base hospital at Camp Sheridan,
Montgomery. Ala, was threatened with
destruction by fire which broke out in
the officers quarters late Friday night
Several buildings were destroyed and
the officers lost considerable personal
property.
Evening star., 1918-01-21

Change of Schedule, Chesapeake & Ohio
Ry. Beginning Sunday. Jan. 20, train
now leaving at 2:15 pm. will leave at
pm. No change in 1915. pm. train
Advertisement.
Evening star., 1918-01-21
L. II, Moore. Correspondent. Dies.

LONDON, January 21.-Louis Herbert
Moore. general manager of the Ameri-
can Press Telegram Company, and for
many years London correspondent of
The Washington Star, died Saturday.
Mr.. Moore was born in Brooklyn, n. z,
November 1, 1860.
Evening star., 1918-01-21

Talking Machines Repaired (An Makes)
The Sport Mart, Inc. 905 F st. NV.
Evening star., 1918-01-21

Florida Trnin. Seaboard Airline, Ell.
Jan. 1s, will leave Wash. D. c., $50
am, pm. HIS pm. For Atlanta and
Birmingham trains leave Wash, d. c.,
$50 am. and pm. Ing. 1416 N. Y. ave.
advertisement
Evening star., 1918-01-21

California and Southwest. Railroad
tickets and Pullman reservations. Santa
Fe Railway. Woodward bldg. Main 1877.
Advertisement.
Evening star., 1918-01-21

bay-window brick near Lincoln Park:
$3.50. John Scrivener. 914 G.
Evening star., 1918-01-21

Ekx., Yesterday's Laid. 81 Do... DePd.
II Pine ave-, Takoma Park. D. c.
Evening star., 1918-01-21

Omcen' Engraved Calling Cards.
Brewood. 519 18th st.-Advertisement
Evening star., 1918-01-21

CRANDALL'S knickerbocker.
18th st. mt Col. Rd.
I0DAI-2:30 TO II P.M.-GERAI.DINE
FARRAR. in THE DEVIL STONE"
Evening star., 1918-01-21

NEW NAVY sth and Pc. Ave. sE.
w." AAvA BABY MARIE OSBORyR
in THE LITTLE PATRIOT." Also ictS
Episode Seven PearIs.'
Evening star., 1918-01-21

CRANDALLS ToDsfn.!sS sass,: 1.ta = Gs1as; 20 :;
PM.-WM. S. HART. IN THE SILENT
MAN"
Evening star., 1918-01-21

cIRcTE 2105 Pa. ave. Phone W. s6S,
Douglas Fairbanks, in s.Rsaeh.
ing for the Moon." Also BiIlis Rhodss
Evening star., 1918-01-21

MASONIC Auditorium 18Th a N.Y.av.
-, CHARLES RAY, in THE
son OF HIS FATHER" Also Reel Iife
Evening star., 1918-01-21

CRANDALL'S 4cSIIo; AeSs4o:.ss Sc = Z, M; :;
P;M-WM. s. HART. in THE SILENT
Evening star., 1918-01-21

IiRERTY N. Capitol and r sts,
! DOROTHY DALTON, 1,
THE PRICE MARK"
Evening star., 1918-01-21

'cRANDAII'S Americas. Ist 4 RE
iTODAY-vTvIAN MAR
}. TIN. in MOLLY ENTANGLED."
Evening star., 1918-01-21

REGENT 18th 4 Cal. Stn. NV.
''Unknon o74' (Wm. For). Epiendid.
Evening star., 1918-01-21

,CRANDATI'c Theater, 9th 4 q Sts,
ALIERI. in THE ETERNAL TENPrREss :,
Evening star., 1918-01-21
POSTPONEMENT

Sn aceount OF the coal situation
Tuesdays the recital for Violin s,S
piano 10 have been given at the New
wizard tomorrow night by Mrs.
Heien oorbin Heinl and Mr.. Alex.u-
der saslavsky. concert master OF the
New York symphony Orchestra. has
been postponed. Another date wifi
be decided upon soon.
Evening star., 1918-01-21

A meeting of the North Capitol and
lexington Citizens Association is to be
held tomorrow evening at 1880 o'clock
in the Emery. School building.
Evening star., 1918-01-21

Company No. 1. BroOkland Auxiliary.
District Chapter of the American Red
Cross, Is to meet this evening at the
home of Mrs William Ayers, 1242
Lawrence street northeast
Evening star., 1918-01-21

olympic Today at 8 PM.
WILLIAM 8. HART IN
1881 ST. THE NARROW TRAIL"
Evening star., 1918-01-21

cRANDATJ'S AVE. GRAND.
I 64S Pa. Ave. S,E.
MATINEE Pm. DAILY: Pm, SUNDAY.
MATINEE IDOL
Evening star., 1918-01-21

THE BARGAIN"
Entire Week by Popular Demand.
Evening star., 1918-01-21
1319-1321 F St.

will deal Of
be
DOUBLED before
Evening star., 1918-01-21

THE INNER CIRCLE STUDIO. 1903 ST.
dancng Phone NJ 66Q2 26s
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winter when ! wln:"d {" telephone n
friend from u shop and there being no
booth vacant ! WAS directed In the nncn
telephone on tn. walt of the store
Something in III" unaccustomcdncSS
If Standing out Ihrr" IN the aisle and
talking I" The wall instead "f sitting
seemed 10 put IN" in Il lew relation 10
granted anil | saw Tho familiar act in
Il n"w n;hr JUST think" ] said 10
myself. Il am seized with drsir" 10
tall. I" MY 8 aIrr and all ha"" I" do is
to SI.l, un Ia u hnl. III tho wall. drop i'll
ll..l"e ard answers m" from lifto"! miles
away. Truly Ih"r" are nov more things
in Heaven and Earth. Nurar!". than even
were. ,!r,iuut Of III your philosophy
A. Scrap Of Colorcd Paper.
Another day til" .Nuth"rnan was post
ing II l"'t": and aS h" pressed the stamp
ur. h. sad whjn,E..Hlly. Funny thing.
isn't u. nut lbs liza" scrap al C0lor"I
jap-r ~, my iviur and Il carries IT
;,,.,"u hundred rallies on the train and
Il-"n /" Il certain nous" on Il certain
street all II Il day and n hall. And in
stead "f l":ng thankful (" II. ali I do is
kick If /; i, = f.w hours late. We don't
want much. do va?
OF rnurSr Tie marvel Of stamps
g,rSic" IS Su1G"W hat different from fhc
wonder Of thc t"l"phru" and tn" electric
light. ANA YET is IL: ii.0 civilization that
III" !aS-l;,r OF on" letter connntyS. just
as much Il mirarl" in its way as either
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The Postoffice Is Opposite Ne

Gaus and daughter Miss Helen. and
Ward &. Elliott formed 4 party OF
Wheeling motorists who spent Sunday
nj tho Summit house returning home
last evening.
; Kc". J. NJ. Potter D. D.. Of Woodsdalc.
g"c& 10 H"ihcSd;l. Ohio. today 10 join his
: family. VIII" have a cottage there for the
summer. DR.. Potter will be away all
i III" month 1t August. but the EanIe
! Memorial church Will he supplied with
, preaching every Sunday morning By WIS.,
| ilins ministers.
Miss Emstcimcr sister OF Mrs. G. j:
| ISrrkman. who has. undrrEnn" 4 slight
! operation NJ the Ohio Valley HOSPITAL
/ is ronralcscing. and much TO the EraII't-
cation Of her many friends she will b."
, able To return home on Wednesday.
Mrs. Frank Rutherford end son. SAM
] ucl. OF Cleveland. o.. are the guests ~
/ Mrs. Samuel KuGlcn at her home na
/ Seventh street.
Sgt. bernard ]. Schafcr. is home r.
ten days from Camp. Leo. vis:tlni; his
/ parents. MIR. and Mrs. William ShafC'r.
! Of 1l9 Fourteenth street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Hart who visited
their SONS. Joseph and Ed Jr.. Ut Camp
L.. Va. have returned.
Mrs. John RunIile and daughtc- Mar
Ear"i. left yesterday for Pittsburgh. 10
visit the formers sister. Mrs Lhris
MInScr.
1t. Rev. Regis Canev!n was the guest
OF Very Rev. q. II. Moye. V. c.. in The
absence nf 1t. Rev. Bishop Donahuc.
Mrs. W. =. Lear mas returned from q
pleasant visit with friends and relatives
in Mckrrpurt. Ia
Mrs. Herman .trbcnZ and children
are spending several weeks at Chau-
taunua Lake.
Mrs. \ Machin of Pittsburgh, is a
guest ut Mt Dc Chlntal Academy.
AIrs#rs. clar"nc" Fecny. of Woodsdalc,
and Louis MaGLcil. Of Elm Grove. will
leave for Camp Mcld". Md on Tuesday
r."nin: 10 "a INTO training.
Mr.. and Mrs. q y. Conway, OF North
Huron street. arHi sOjourning in Atlantic
City.
Mrs. Richard Wood If Wondlawn, ".
Va. is visiting Mrs. Villa Toe of Elm
Grove.
Or. D. r. Rest returned yesterday
from Il visit 10 Lakeside. o.
Mrs. Isabelle Baker of Pittsburgh Is
the guest Of Miss Elizabeth Montgom-
cry.
Mrs. Philip Wicrhcllcr and daughter.
Miss Marie. returned yesterday to
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Pa. after n pleasant
visit with Mrs. Charles J. Schuck
Miss EnSic Cook returned 10 her home
in New Martinsvlllc, after visiting rela-
t!v"s in this city.
Mrs. Arthur Ingram and daughter.
Mrs. Sam Dohhins have returned from n
ris; 10 Corporal Ernest Gcrbig at Camp
Lee.
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anl advise al ailing women to try
lydia Z. Hinkhain = Vegetable Com
round anl 1 will guarantees they will
derive great benefit frc!A it. : Mrs
FRANK lrTZGEEhLp. % i. 4lst Street,
West philadelphia. Pa.
There are thousands Of women every
where in Mrs. Titzgerald's condition,
suffering from nervousness. hackachc,
headaches, and other symptoms of q
functional arrangement. 1t was g
grateful spirit for health restored which
led her TO write this letter SO that other
womcn may benefit from her experience
anl find health rs size has done.
For suggestions in :cg"r! to your con-
ltion w-itc Lydia L. liukham Medicine
Co., Lynn, Mass. The result of their
'yycarS experience is at your service.
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! r"rin: IN" past week tn" "rGaniza-
tinn If committees has been r"mpl"t"!
for tho war klI"h"Il. and Il number Of
women hnv" pledged themselves /" d'
work IN the ki;"hrn each week. tn"
',Nrruriy, rummi,i,." rs ~; fellows. Mrs.
NI,. Forbes Simpson. Mrs. Howard
IIszl"l,. Mrs. L." W"iFf and Mrs. Edw.
i. t'ranzh. i'm. II tn" request 81 IN"
Wnman'S Climb the beard 1T education
has given IN" us" NJ lhH high srh'"i
domestic s"i"n"" department i"r IN
month from July 18th Ia August oath.
and while IA" tim" SENS short. mu"h
can H., accomplished # al w"rN with
Il will Miss Lula I.:'uhn!n. %"nt by ih''
government free. IA" STAT" University
~ M"rrani"w:. w" Viii Sun"rNi>" .n'
wJr Kitchen activities IS thoroughly
familiar with r"rh"l" ana Tho stand
ards at rxr'l i"uc" that ar" required.
and she Will glvr her cnttr" tim" |" the
work.
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About People
Movements of individuals to and
From the City.
HOTEL ARRIVALS,

McLure-'i. y. F"rl"inc !. e. Callcnd-
or. i;ryr''' ~ K. il:>"lI. .tnsicd: David
Fair. HUNTINGTON. Mrs. Il. J.. cunning
ham. Clark -hUra., MIR. and Mrs. W. r.
SnnIr.I.:". Grafton: cir. and Mrs. ". g.
i:!G&l, man. tuthrril:" R:@Elcran. Eva
Hartley. Ethel i:iScl':Nan. B"rn g. shat.
Ter. hratrir" Hall. Fa!rm"nt; William
!ish"p T.. q. Lewis. Br"omlc!d; ". II
r'inv. l'nrk,rSiUrC.
W.aGsor Sol I.axky. Fer; Giles. Par.
k"rShurE: w !. PARKER. "larkShur&.
Grand CcatrTsl--.l. l.. Gleason. rh"asc-
r,;:i.,. : G. .llrr.!i. Wiuncirrdr; MicE
Mai"n.y. E'h,i, u. y. N"rwin. Morgan
town: rti" k"%%"r. Fa!:m"n:: W. j..
Pierce" G."rE" y. Y"ho. Cameron.
stamm j. u. Morgan. David Fisher.
New Mar;insyi!lc; Ill., Marsh. Jr.. Mrs.
Edmund Hardin. Miss Mabel Vaughn,
Mrs. l.. y. Vaughn. Grafton: l.. L. Fem
n"rt. W"IlShurr: j. l.. Hcathcrnlan,
Crown: George Lr:rht"r. cameron II. \.
$harf"r. lIlrnmnnd: Robert Fields. Wolf
Summit: !. e. Bucks. Huntington.
RHgcrs-M. g. panEnrd, bethany: jas.
M"Nr"cr. GAINESVILLE.
Mr. ana Mrs. Matt ,'hrw and Mr. and
Mr.. !. II. Rankin returned last "V"n-
ing from :: motor trip /" ATLANTIC city.
L." t. .\!l.r Of SiSr"rSvIi". was in town
ATTENDING: IN" Noes" Lodge district
m'I'Iir-; II" past week
In. N"raaN If New Martinsvill". W.
Va. has returned HON" after spending:
= irW days Tia" i:u"at # friends in tn"
,!i$
i.h,iip i'c,"r*. wl.o is in training At
80 h>'GItll". FL. ha~ r""n ra!;rG HON"
81 :,.. VII ii -" serious illness II l.i::
''";h'r Hr>. .tiph"ns" Peters.
-~'I'r. &. ". otto - II Washington. D.
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MICHIGAN HOUSEWIFE
Tells uov vtnol Made Her Strong

Bronson, I:"h.--"I took Ein"l for q
wax. run down condition ard Blackjack.
and haH - keep ur and do rny house
work for r>r family nt three. Ninol
has improved nay condition 81 that now
:""l lii" I different pcrsnn. "-Mrs.
Abort Rose.
Tho reason We recommend Einni -
cur Gus ton"rS for such conditions. Is
h"caU$" ". believe it 10 ha ;h,. most St;r-
""$sful strength creator w" know. .,4l-
tnIn!iS AS Il DOES beef and cod liver
9cpion"s. iron ard manganese pcp,on:ltcs
ani rlE""-op!."Spiiatc The Creates. OF
Al ',"n;cs
H"gs-n1viS Drug 20. Wh.nling; Sol
D. & Re. ii. bridgeport. Ohio and drug
g!S:S everywhere.
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III. war
The AI-Dlane Scandal
M"'n ~ '''"i''E mas r''<n $" N",rn. II
mus H. -! ..,' : Nl",h- I%r ~" lliH%;'
N'"'',i ~: our s"ini'rI: f"r KAN !:
ne dlSEr}"" y: SnehdihE ENi"''"'."''.
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~ - 10 A'&N% va
and had several at
tack3 OF nervous
prost-ati@n until it
seemed oa ii tho
organs III my whole
body were worn
out. ] was finally
persuaded to try
LYDIA L. Pink hams
Vegetable COM
pound md it made
a well woman OF
TIC. | can now 90
oil nv hOuspWOrli
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Y w C. A. Gathering.

Tho lr,!i..~ forum" III" gr.'ld of the
S"l,l"r>' .N'L s"r.''y h'.la Il useful and
"mh'yHhlr In"ot.n:; ut Tn" Y. ". =. y. on
Saturday and whilrd away H." time
pleasantly hy r2nk!uS surgical dressings
igr IN" boys at thu front.
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Miss LoulS" Montague WIS guest of
homer AT = "hIrinia>; urliG" party given
by Miss Irwin Wood at her home IN
W""G:;ilair a.. Saturday afternoon h.
tween IN hours -! " and =. the appoint
nI"uI; bong especially dainty. delicious
r"irc hn.nI& c"nrIulinS tho afternoon.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-29
HINTS
FOR YOUR HAIR
How to Prevent It From Growing
Gray.

Thcrc Ia n0 occasion for you H. l""il
una:tract!v' or rrcmatur"ir old i"c4USr
Of gray. *trrak"d with graz. whit" ~
faded lair. n"G't Let ':IS c"nI:ii"n
with itS look IF age rob YOU 81 your
youthful h"Hrty and IL" woi,,!, riui rn-
rurtunitirS winch If" clf,'r%. 30 iatf.,f
how gray. pr:ma:ur"ly gray, last -i'sS
or faded your hair might b.. La Ir'r,l, =
Hair Dressing viii r"viI'" the. r"I"r
glands Of nLt'Gr..--p r"fn"'" y ii'lIiiiy
r,ndrtirn ri in. hair aud Sra1i,--..rd
rauS" al of YOUR gray or frl'"l hair To-
n"c"rr" evenly dark. soft: WstrnuS ana
h."lut::rl. This preparation il not u
d.. hut M "h@aui I"il't requisite.
which is easily applied by Simply c"hrl-
ing or brushing thrnu;,h tn" hair.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-29
THE ENEMY OF MANKIND

One or our most prominent citizens and
a patriotic leader has said, American SOL
diers are now to fight in the great battle
against the bestial foe of America and of
mankind" The allies in this
battle are fighting for humanity: and civiliza-'
ton Any man in the United States who
ct this time expresses approval or sympathy.
with the Kaiser should be arrested and
either shot, hanged, or imprisoned for life"
Not only should we execrate the man who
has brought on this horrible war, but our
people at home - every man, woman and
chId-must back up the war. It's our job to
make the men on the battle-fronts know that
everybody in America is with I" our boys!"
Our "Sammies will go lover the top" so
hard that Fritz won't know what hit him.
In the attack when it's time to buck
the line when our own boys must go
lover the top" much dependence will be
placed in the iron tank. In the same way
real men men with punch have
come to place their dependence on iron
in new form. Iron is easily assiniated
within the body if taken in the form of
tablets called Irontic.' These Irontic"
(iron tonicJ Tablets were experimental
with by DR.. Pierce and his assisting Ply
scians at the Surgical Institute in Buffalo,
N. Y, and are formcu of iron and herbal
extracts that are easily taken up by the
blood. In every healthy body there should
out as much as is contained in an ordinary
n of lack Of iron in the blood many persons are
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b fifty grains of about much contained ordinary
tnnny nail of lack Of iron the blood
ancn PALE thin c1naciatcd By taking lronc the blood corpues
take rich color and the whole feels the effect Instead Of feel
ing dull dumh blue edge tired before your half
DONE fee ruenatc Fresh blood rich in iron thru
body You have PSr vim vgor and Vitality ronc feeds the
the fighting These ontic tablets be had sxcent
walls drug If wish them send the
Surgical! Institute Buffalo NJ y and get trial package Try
now Your appetite improves feel bright buoyant and hao
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"1A CREOLE" HAIR DRESSING

to prevent Your hnir fr"ny grow 'nc
gray ard tr rcsinr" - beautiful dark
color t.. gray "r faded har. Soil L.,
=. IT. Tri"st & CO.. Wheeling ". s..
Mail orders promptly ill"d r""r "Hl "c
town customers on r""'!?: II r'-:'i'tr
rri-n $40 "I.a 'rrrlc" Hair nr.s.si,:u
is sold on rnon"y-hark etIarpu;or.
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rr.er+ainea n, Luncheon.

Mrs M.r;2 E'rnG%h'Im rmt'"'ain"d NJ
a I"ilch:t'.l luncheon on SATURDAY h''"T.
noru ~ tho ru'iu'ry Cl':h IN" gust 80
homer hing Miss Marcarr; t'r"lnw"il.
g.. Bedford. IA
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-29
NERVOUS
PR0STRATI0N
May BE Overcome by Lydia
Z. Pi:lsklha1a's Vegetable
Compound This
Letter Proves It.

Vnst Philadelphia. Pa" During the
thirty years nave ;'"an married. nave
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Tile Neat Comes Twenty Miles to Cook
NV RrcnkfaSt

had thrust y lI:t'. black plug intn
lis urrkrr and AZ ur"" In" bacon had
began IT, Si1ZI.' and then, It CAME ~ IN"
,>u'; this q miracle. her" | slmr;v
thrust III nat rlus: and *lraI@htwa? III!
ih.' Wy crrm l.. ttwrn'y miles away
ruin"S tl:t; hat AMI cooks my hrcakfGT:
FIR me.
Talking To n Hole In The wall
! had = sinlil:.r ilaS:: auc day last
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a absrs $1,000 gEWARD! Il s @: ;sy CO., s".,

E1 ;lr.~aaFl" Eon:h!: tonpn Snf%y relic
ii the lonc,et ,osi uh1tinar. abnormal cases IL tne
dRyr No barn Jain lntert. r"nce .y.a WORK. Mill
81 30; Double Strength SUI. B00h4f g6Cs. WiLe tods.
UH W. h. suUI:-,;:Giu.. hLGLpr Cu.
kknanI City. No