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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-03
.SHIPYARD SLACKERS
SEVERELY DENOUNCED
BY COL. ROOSEVELT

>-r,,-p1-p,.r; y v SOM n-SiaCKcrS
;,,,,.,,i-
IN AMERICAN snip! "''H "''
uaIly and unions OF shIrhu'iderS whf'n
l:,ni; the output Of ships We're dcn"un'"a
l,y 'rl.cJorr I;nnSrv"li today az traitors
Ia the country. Colonel ti""S"vr!i. "r-
liyrrins AN address "n n" occasion ~
i!,c launching from III" Nrwhur@h "hl!'-
wards. Of thu llrSi at ten vessels. "arH
. nno toms dead weight. wh!"u ar"
In. buiIr mere. for III" United safes snip
ming. board.
colonel Roosevelt cxprcs?ly @rX"mpt"d
the employees uf IN" local yard from his
dcnunrIatinn by saying ;hat h" under
stood THAI :: warm spirit Of hcipiu!-
moss and ,.n-nnrr:Iiiun had been de-
v,.lrn.d here Eliminating the patriotic
s,rvirc rendered hv shiphuildrrS, tnr
,,,I,n,I raid:
., stacker in our shipyards is a*
shameful :, ,.r"yirlrr as "A coward in ihi
army in France. and Il good worker III
,,,',.a.,!. e,,n,. nrnrrobly forward
In, ..nnJ suldi.r in tho army. 1
Inv, ,,.r,, =, Erwhurrh larrctS
.i,,.,.,,s ma. INQUIRIES have convinced
49,, 'h.,; h,r, ,hcr., ha. hrcn no or
',,,,;.,nJ li,n,,.,ti,,r of ruirut and rrac-
,,.ofIy ~, I,,ti,.. nm, convinced that.
,.,,n,.r,lI,. .nr,tirr ,hrrc j.. u firm spirit
~ ~ -i,,,;,,n in .hinbu,Idipr labor III
IN c ~, courtr,
~. :, -, L,v h,,r ALLEGED 70 M, thai
j., cnr,,in ,,rjs mon have lnntrd IN
d;,.idr,lIv and that in ccrtnin yards
,,,.;,,,- h,,o actually limited the output
60 Ii,,;1 tho number OF rlv"tS
dr;,.,- IN a day. or TO limit thr num-
hrr If DAYS tina, they work. or in 9TH
or WAYS to prevent the development OF
uur full strength and our utmost speed.
Such mon are traitors 10 the. country.
"Ir had my way ] would tokc any
s,,ch man nnd anv men who nidcd or
,hn,,.d hin, nut him in the army ut
,,,,n and send him across the water
ia do III. hardest work in tho most dan
,-crous nosi,ion. and would not give
him n rifle until he had learned IN"
sn,r;, Of patriotism. Any man who lays
or nnw mr. sramps his job is traitor
10 lis follow Americans in France.
traitor to the men who need all The
holm You can give them. On tho other
hand, YOU. whom I am convinced. r"P-
resent the enormous majority OF the
shi7yard workers. you who are doing
your utmost night and day. week In and
week out. stand on the honor roll OF
American citizenship as second only W
our troops in France. and | honor you
I am proud beyond measure that ! am
vour follow countDmnn.
Tho army we have in France has
hecn pu, there only because tho Brush
furnished 60 nor cent Of the tnnnaE"
needed to ferry th"m across. rT''h
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-03
Camp Gordon

ATLANTA. Ca. Sept. c.---T"day tho
following West FirSlnians, who were n
training at Camp Gordon. Ga. received
commissions A. second licutcnantS: IL
liam I. Birth,.sal. Charleston ". VA:
Robert 4. Brayshaw. Princeton, ". Va.
Charles Child. MddI"Inrt. o.. Jacob ~
gon cnyncr Glover Lick. w. Va. Lloyd
VI. Douglas. kcyscr. ". Va. Joseph ;m-
"r;.k Charleston. W. Va. William W.
Finiayson. Shinnstnn. w. Va. Echn's y.
Harsbn-Ser Pctcrst % WI. W. Va. James
81. Hatch. Huntington. ". Va. Emmnr
W Hewitt New Cumberland. W. VA.
Robert r.. Lee. EluHf:cId. ". Va. .td'l-
son II. Polling. Hendricks. W. Va. Sami'-
son j; RitGhsr; VIZ" SGlnhmT, o W; w. a..
en- v. P;ckcnS. Racine. oh;" G1ar"nc" y.
Vincent. Shnnsrnn W. Va. Edward L.
Walsh. GAINESVILLE. Ohio.
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OBJ lJARY
Frank D. Latham.

Word WIS received yesterday Of the
death 'rf Frank u. Latham. former
resident "f this city, now Of Pittsburgh.
whcr" he has resided for the past IS
years.
Mr.. Latham has been i'll since last
March but was not considered serious
until week last Friday. but his death
will be learned with regret by his many
friends in this city.
MIR. Latham WAS 4 son Of the late
Napoleon and MarEarr; Latham 20 THIS
city and Is survived by his wife. for
ncrly Miss Anne Bailey AMI Il son and
daughter. Leo j.. and Helen NJ. nil If
Pittsburgh and The following brothers.
Hugh f.. George j.. and Leo j.. and sis
Ter Mayme all Of this city. Funeral ar
are not complete. but he
will likely br hurried at Pittsburgh.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-03
THE REV. DIR GEO. c. LOCKEARE
RECEIVES DISQUALIFICATION
FROM EXECUTIVE.
Official Says &c vii; Publish Request
Soon, Following 4 Meeting
Eere.

communication has been receive"
The resolution suggested ttat ihc
pastor II IN" tmnaHu"i Ern':S; Churc.'.
frcm Governor John i. '"rnW"ll lhal
\" will shortly iss!ir = proclamation nSh-
INK that all the people 81 tho LAT" d.
vote Il minute q certain time da!.i
for Il prayer for victory in the great
war.
The letter from tho governor i"Ii"w@
4 resolution. passed b. Il naS$ mc"'ih;
in the Fourth street So: hudlSl chHr'n
on Thursday evening. March ~. WEi"h
was attended by rl"inh"rs Of rr'''ii'1liF.
all determinations Of Wheeling. and
which wSs presided oyer ~ Sup"r!ntcnn-
On, G.. ". Gerry If lh" Union MISSION
who was sponsor Of ~" movement. IN"
I:cy. Or. Loclhart ard tho Re-. hr
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-03
RenWo0d Boy Reported
Among Severely Wounded

I, was rlInrnrcd ah"uT BrH%"od iatr
v".ror.lay afternoon that another boy nr
that nlarn hts hc"u wounded In acton
IN tho hig rGh; lii France. tho person
being rumnr"d as wounded hH'nG tr'-
wave Clarence r. Staten.
rnr E>uwnnd police hav" no record
Of boy named Staten h"mG IN the
army aud an Investigation ie being ,nn!'
II lp thought hr enlisted 'und gave the
name Of Il relative nj that place.
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Hon. M. M. Nicely Here

congressman Vi. Al. Nicely Is In th''
city intending the fILfr I" meet his I'll"
Turner friends nni constituents, nnd III
IT, look nft"r his political
r"nr-a for III" night ut thn coming cleo
iiu.i IN Nrv-iutrr. Mr.. S"rly Will leave
frr h,s h"nr. in f'airnt"nt today for n
abort visit. after which he Will sn 4"
Washington to resume his seat In con-
gross
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-03
WANTEU-FeunaIe

WANrED-Govcrnmc civil service
examinations. Wheeling in September.
Government clerk. teacher. inspectresS.
research clerk: typcwritc. Salary 200
ehhh. Experience unnecessary. Women
desiring government positions write for
fire.. particulars 70 J.i c. Leonard. (for-
MGR Civil Service Examiner), 900 ke-
nois Building. Washington. Sim.
WANTED Chambermaid at once. APP
p!:' to the Manhattan hotel. 1929 Mar
kct street. auS2-i
WANTED-GirIs to feed press. Apply
End floor News Bldg. au-2S-tf
WANTED--GoVernnle civil service CX-
a:ninatons in Wheeling August and
September. Government clerk. teacher
inspectrcss, typewriter, research clerk.
irg government positions writ for free
particulars. J. c. Leonard (former civil
service eXaminer). 909 kenios EldE.
Washington. au-19-n
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WANTED-Male and Female


q. S. Department Of Labor.
UNITED STATES EMPLoYMENr
SERVICE.
FREE TO EMPLoYE AND EMPLoIER
Wheeling Commercial Association
Assembly ROOM
Telephone 1885,
MARKET AUDITORIUM BUILDING
HELP WANTED.
Any number Of Coal Miners
Two Electric Crancrnen.
IL Foundry Clippers.
Any number Lubcrers.
Mnch.ni1ta.
Freight Handlers.
Grey iron Moulders.
Pipe Cutters.
Boys over t6.
Locomotive "ircmcn.
I!r;lkrmcn
DumeSticn.
SalCSiadics.
(iIrls Over &c.
Call at the United States Employment
Service between and s O'Clock foz In
formation concerning any kind Of en-
ploy1aent desired. Remember thtn Is q
public service and theeo Is no charge
whatever tn my person. je-ltf
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-03
Was Disorderly

Rose I"hr:.nn. rnlcr"d. WAS arrested
1r!r iasr night by Drt!,"rs Flanagan Mt
iGnrrlH' restaurant In !hr "GcInd wnrd
"n II rhrrE" nr dI'o"l"r!y and vii y"
,r.srnird Ia hts honor. Ludg" Watkins
thts m""!iiuc. Sh" was raising quite
,Ii>trri,au,.n when l1l" nffirrr arrived.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-03
Camp Sherman.

Special Dispatch to Tho Int"lligcrcer.
CiILLIC0THE. ONO. Sept. 1.-The
following Ohio men were today. rcmiS-
stoned as second licutcNau!S Of !nfan-
try from Camp Sherman and assigned
to camps: David NJ Ferguson. I'm
bridge. Ohio. ASST ncd 70 Camp Sh"r-
man. o.. Ralph y. LtuGhlin. cambridge
o.. assigned 10 Camp Sherman: Harry
T. L0nSdon. Washington. Pa. assigned
tn Camp Sherman. o.. Thomas i. Nc
Clccry. West Alexander. Ia. assigned I"
Camp sherman. ohm; !tcyin"n! i.
Malone. Spring Valley. o.. assigned 10
Camp Leo; Ralph +. Shaw. Chr!csrihr.
O.. assigned 10 Camp Sherman: Joseph
+. SHOPPER. CoShuClnn. O.. ass cn"d 10
Camp sherman; John T.. Stone. SALEM.
o.. \asSigncd 10 Camp She rInan. o.: tllf-
ford H. Wagner. Itnrs"ilic. -. assign
I'd to Camp Sherman; John Wr!nhlrt.
Dover. Ohio. assigned 10 Camp sherman.
O.. Kenneth ~ WcsitA1l. CoStoct"n. o."
assigned TO Camp Sherman.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-03
LEGAL NOTICE.

To Whom it May Concern:
Notice is hereby given that l. the I'M
dcr:;igncd. George Albert, have sold my
entire stock Of goods. consisting o.
ladies and gents furnishings end foot
wear. located IN tn" store room Mt No.
500 Jefferson avenue. in The City OF
Muundsvillc, Marshall County, West
Virginia. to II. II. Pcarlinan. els Berger
building, Of Pittsburgh. Pennsylvania.
Any person having any claims against
the said stock arc hereby directed 10
notify Marlin Grown. 1htturney-at- Law,
Marshall County Rank Building, Mounds
VILE. Marshall County. West Virginia.
Dated this Both day 'of August. y. -.
1918 GEORGE ALBERT.
au-3l-k
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-03
Funeral For Loo r.. HaInm.

Funeral services for Ice Z. Hamm.
aged o.. lifelong resident of this city.
who died suddenly, wcrr held yesterday
afternoon in the family homo. 409
South Huron street Tho Rev. DR.. lac
oh Birmingham. rcctnr Of st. l.ukc's
EpisccTal church. was in charge. Bur
ial was In Peninsula
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-03
WANTED--Agents

wANTED-Three good agents to sell
household necessities on the install
nent plan. Best Of goods and best CT
commissions. We pay weekly. {. +.
Adams Co., 11I0-1142 Main 81. Inr-l2-tf
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FOR RENT-Houses and Apis.

POE REET-Good office and LIVING
rooms on the second ant third floors of
the new 1ntelligenccr building. 1906 and
1907 Market ST. Now ready for occu-
pancy Apply Peter Boyd. care Intcl!i-
Scncer ap-l1-tt
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Yesterday afternoon. In his late home
Ice Sixteenth street funeral services
were held for William c Stifel. aged
local retired business man. who died in
Atlantic city, Friday. The Rev. WHIt"C
i: Schultz. pastor Of st. James Luther
nm church. nfficiath. lntcrmrnt was
in Greenwood.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-03
FOR RENT Rooms.

PoR RENT-Furn:shed rooms: Just
back Of new market house. Drsirthl"
for neoplc attending fair. 1929 Chaplins
street.
ToE RENT-a desirable furnished
rooms, Ladies or gentlemen. Call
.Ssc-R 5nc $. Front ST.. ST.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-03
LOST and FOUND

lady who forgot purs"
in Martins Ferry station containing
large sum If money. call at address be-
low and identify same. Bring SAM
child with her :: Owner must pay TOT
this nd Ask for Miss Z Erickson; 81
Fourteenth st. Wheeling. au-ol
evening on street be-
tween Y. w G.. \. and Virginia inca
TIRE or in theatre. black SILK neao naS;
eye glasses. keys and small
sum Of money. Reward for return TO
Nicholi's Art Store. au-9o-l
NorICE-Wlll lady vino forgot purse
containing large sum OF money. cali
at address below and identify same.
Bring same child with her. Owner must
nay for this adj. ASK for MISS H. bricko
son. 60 Fourteenth 81. "s"tLihG' au--s
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-03
GEORGE WAGNER IS
COMMISSIONED LIEUT.,
IN THE j. S. ARMY

Among The drafted Elcn ~ Tire Camp
Lee training camp Tor Officers yHstcr-
day commissioned second licutcnants in
tho army was George +. Wagner. Of
Wheeling. former high school football
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-03
Interest Keen

Locally IN" series IS commanding
IA, r. attention than ever before. while
,,rny have already fnrmt their opln-
i,rS. Judging from past figures. IN"
American League clmh has always beer
WhrcIin.'s ravoritc. and tn" fact that
Cleveland. III. fans pick tbs season
was rn>rd out places al confidence "F
,i:,. E.al .iux I" romp h"mc III" "whrids
champions rr l91&." This is my earnest
prediction. and it is UP 10 you fans |"
drrid" for yourself. as you all Know
oven tho b. ST Of critics have fallen down
miscrlhlv. hut should YOU fail 10 Try
vnu r"v"r get anywhere. How do you
figure"
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WANTED-Automobile.

wAHTEp-A used Ford runabnut. state
rrice. condition and mileage travelled.
Address S. E. caro- lntellGencer office
sd
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cial D:snatch to Tho Inte,l,scnc.r.

NIFCIiI LI.SEEt0CII 10 T III IITNU'ItSV'ICFT.
PETERSEUISf. Va. Sept. 2.-Thc
following West Virginia boys were ap-
pointed second licuterantS Of infantry
from the fourth training camp nj Camp
Loo. today:
The list follows: Darwin r. Ferry,
Terra Alta. W. Va: Dallas $. EoirH. Be-
tho.:da. Ohio: Charles l.. lInycr. l'ark;'rs-
burg. w. Va. lrl y. Duling. Morgan
town. W. Va. George +. Wagner. Of
Wheeling. w Va
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WANTED-Men, our illustrated cata-
logue explains how we teach barber
College, 331 w. 5th St., Cincinnati Ohio.
jy-3I-tf
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IS "a
WartAEI@\
Reap BIG Ek
Profits E@N;
90

Look in tho attic for something that
con be sold now.
IT'S easy to call S22 and place . small
| FOR Sale ad. in Tho 1ntelligencer.
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DIED

Shelby. Ohio. on Friday.
August 30. 1slS. AT 1850 o'clock =. NJ.
SOPHIA KEABE. wife OF the late
Addison Israel, in her 6;th year.
Funeral services at the family residence.
No. AS North Front street on Tues
day afternoon ut 2:30 o'clock. Friends
Of the family respectfully invited TO at
tend. Intermcnt at Greenwood cen;c-
tory.
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SUPER1NTENpENT
FOB
FOB
sARRE1 MANUFACTURING

MUST BE FAMILIAR WITH TIE
MAKING OF BARRELS OF Light
GUAGE STEEL. aEHTH SEAM WELD
ED AND EEADS LOCK scanned.
EXPERIENCE IN OXY-ACETyLENE
WELDING NECESSARY. AMOST uN-
USUAL OPPORTUNITY FOR A HIGR-
CLASS MAN. ADDRESS S. H. CARE
IETELLIGENCER. au-20-lit
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1918-12-21
ARK ANSAS LEADS ALL
STATES IN LABOR BUREAUS

Observation-Disclosures is the
first state to report completed the
organization of community bureaus
for returning soldier, sailors and war
workers. R. B. Heating, federal di-
rector of the United States employ
ment service for that state, notified
the department Of labor today that a
bureau is established and functioning
in each of the rs counties. They were
established jointly by the state and
county officials of the federal en-
ployment service and the council of
defense within 48 hours after the re-
ceipt of telegraphic instructions from
Washington. In each case, the bu-
reaus are located in a county court
house or city hall and the county
chairman of the council of defense is
serving as bureau manager, being ap-
pointed an agent of the federal en-
ployment service at 81 year. Rep
resentatives Of the welfare, COM
mercial, civic and other organizations
in each county are stationed at the
bureaus in order that all information
as to employment openings may be
concentrated at the bureaus.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1918-12-21
LIEUTENANT GERLOUGH
is A MOSCOW VISITOR

Lieut.. Jean P. Gerlough of the 360th
machine gun battalion, 95th division
of Camp Sherman, Ohio, is here visit
ing his mother, Mrs. Dan Gerlough.
Lieutenant Gerlough left here last
spring and trained in the infantry Of
ficers' training school at Camp Lewis.
From there he was transferred to the
central machine gun officers training
school at Camp Hancock, Ga, and
from that place transferred to Camp
Sherman, Ohio, where he was COM
missioned at the machine gun school.
Lieutenant Gerlough graduated from
the university with the class of 1916,
and is we'll known in Moscow, where
he has made his home for many years:
He has been mustered out and will
resume his occupation as mining en-
gineer in eastern Oregon.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1918-12-21
MATZDORFF BROTHERS ARE
AT HOME FOR CHRISTMAS

Ira A. Matzdorff and wife arrived In
Moscow yesterday to spend Christmas
with his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. G.. +.
Matzdorff, four miles cast of Moscow.
The young man was honorably dis
charged from the army Oh December II.
Another brother, Clarence E., who is
in the navy camp at Seattle. is also at
home for Christmas but will have to re-
turn to his camp on December %. The
family are having a happy reunion. The
parents were taken completely by sur
prise when their SONS walked IN on
them
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1918-12-21
Program of Christmas Music.

The choir of the Presbyterian
church has prepared a special pro-
gram of Christmas music for tomor-
row night. The service begins at 1880.
The program will consist of Christmas
carols, anthems, solos and the grand
old Christmas hymns. Professor
Bangs, head of the music department
of the university, will direct the sing
ing and Mrs. Soulen will be at the
organ. The program follows:
Hymn-"C Thou Long Expect
ed Jesus"
CoraL"When the Sun Has Sunk to
Rest" Old English Noel.
"The First Christmas Hymn"
Luke's gospel.
Christmas Carol, arranged by Refer.
HYMN "Joy to the World"
30 Come All Ye Faithful" Choir.
Hymn "Hark the Herald Angels
Sing"
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Evening hour:
Christmas cheer for the Armenians
Anthem by the choir.
Solo by Miss Bernadine Adair.
Short sermon: 'The Spirit of
Christmas by pastor.
Reading by Miss Camille McDan-
iels, "The Unknown Guest
Splendid Christmas hymns by the
choir both morning and evening. A
Christmas tree will add to the cheer
of the day.
HAROLD 0. PERRY. Pastor.
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Mrs. M. Henderson Dead.

Mrs. Mae Henderson died of influ-
enza December E at Twin Falls. Mrs.
Henderson was the wife of Dr. L. Z.
Henderson, who was meat inspector at
Moscow some time ago, and both were
we'll known III the city Mrs Hender-
son volunteered her services as a nurse
for influenza cases and contracted the
disease herself.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1918-12-21

OnaS. OdenDcrS ana Lave Sn1tnW1Ck
of Genesee are i'll the city today.
Mrs. w. w. Clyde from south of
Moscow is in the city today.
Leslie Lyons of Blaine is trading in
Moscow today
| George Carder of Thorn Creek is III
Moscow.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. R. V. McCay have been
visiting a few days with Mr. and Mrs.
Perry Black.
r j. -Knapik of Joel is in the city
today.
Miss Helen Savage arrived today
from Pullman.
Miss Marion Byrns returned today
from Portland.
Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Olson of Genesee
are i'll Moscow today.
Miss Marie Kelhan, university stu
dent went to Troy today to spend the
holidays at her home.
Mrs Joe Hennen of Joel was in Mos
COW trading today.
Mrs w. Klawson and children went
to Kendrick today to visit Mrs. Klaw
sons mother, Mrs. Flora Harrison, I'M
til Mrs. klawson has thoroughly recov-
cred from a severe attack OF Influenza.
Geo. Stewart received word that Fred
Theriault was buried today at O'Clock
in Spokane, where his brother was bur-
led about a month ago, both having died
of influenza. Mrs. Theriault will return
to Moscow this evening, with Mrs Geo.
Stewart and Mrs. Louise Fry.
Mr. and Mrs K c. Marler and
young son are in Moscow today shop
ping.
Misses Margaret and Virgil Martin
went to their home at Lewiston To-Day
after visit with Mrs. Margaret Ebel.
Mrs. Lindol Smith will leave tomor-
row for Wallace to spend the holidas
with her sons, Bert and Leo. Leo has
just returned from Camp Lewis where
he has been in the service.
Mrs. NJ. Lakin of Cornwall is in
Moscow trading today.
Mrs Gentry Rushing went to Spo-
kane today.
Miss Ernestine Brown left for Spo
kane this morning to spend the holidays
with her mother
DIR. Hansen, a veterinary of Pullman,
who underwent an operation for ap-
pendicitis recently in Moscow, died
last evening at 1890 o'clock The body
will be taken to Portland where DR..
and Mrs. Hansen formerly lived.
Oliver Cargale, returned yesterday
from Fort Stevens Oregon. He left
here September Sd with the Latal1
county contingent and was just ready
to sail for France when the armistlce
was signed. Four thousand soldiers
and sailors were on the transport "a
hours at Hoboken, New Jersey waiting
for orders. Oliver was with the heavy
Miss Helen Patten left. for Spokane
this morning to be gone short time.
Mr. and Mrs. Cllas Abendroth and
Mrs. Abendroths mother, Mrs. Lam
gcore, left today for Portland to make
their home.
Mrs Howard Schriver is in the city |
today.
Mrs c. w Thompson of Troy was
visiting yesterday with Mrs. Theodore |
Lundquist.
If you know of single little child /
who will be likely to be forgotten by |
Santa Claus this year, please phone
the fact this evening or tomorrow
Call 88, and tell the name
and address of the child, and it will
be looked after.
A vigorous childhood if carefully
guarded will result in a vigorous
manhood or womanhood. Negligence
in permitting children to eat food
which is hard to digest has brought
a household. Children are fond of
oatmeal Blend; it is wholesome and
nourishing food and easily digested
A T., e., H2-tf |
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1918-12-21
First Christian Church.

9:45--Bible School.
Communion Service.
:OO-Sermon by the pastor.
$50 p. m.-Christian Endeavor,
Christmas lesson.
1880 p. m.-Christmas sermon: "The
Hardhearted Inn Keeper"
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SAN FRANCISCO EDITOR
ARRESTED FOR LIBEL

SAN FRANCISCO.-Fre O1der,
editor of the San Francisco Call, was
arrested here today Oh charge OF
criminal libel sworn to by John Ogara,
former assistant district attorney here
He was released on his own recogniz-
ance. Statements concerning Ogara $
official conduct made by Older recently
in published "reminiscences are the
grounds upon which the complaint was
field.
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Solo-"Fairest Lord Jesus" DR.. H.
L. Axtell
Hymn-"It Came Upon the Mid
night Clear"
Hymn-"O Little Town of Beth
lehem."
Solo-"Silent Night" Mrs. I. L.
Collier
"Thou Didst Leave Thy Throne"
Choir.
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S. Marks Church.

Sunday services.-8 a. M, holy COM
munion; II a. M, morning service;
z p. M, study circle.
Christmas Days a. M, Christmas
communion; 1920 a. M, choral cele-
bration. Ca one-hour service.)
S. Marks extends a cordial Merry
Christmas to the community. Merry
it should be this year; merry with
the peace of God, and with the greet
ing it sends out this word: christmas
dates back to Christ. it is we'll to
remember the Giver of the Feast.
BY all means let us eat, drink and
be merry-but for Gods sake let US
worship not our stomach's alone
but the God of Peace, the Giver of
all good things.
w. H. BRIDGE.
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devotional meeting. All young people
Of the community are invited.
There will be special program of
Christmas music at 1880. The pro-
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A Bigger Steel Corporation.

NEW YORK.-The organization OF
the North American steel products cor
poration, a combination of the larger IN
dependent steel companies, to advance
foreign trade, is announced here. today