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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-12-23

used in supplying Christmas bas-
kets 10 the needy in the city rood
stuffs of all kinds will be appre-
ciated. while cash donations are ur-
gently requested.
More than fifty baskets are to be
distributed by the Associated Char
tiles to poor families and each must
be filled. Cash donated will be
used to purchase meat and other
supplies not furnished. Canned
goods are especially desired.
All donations will be received at
the Association house at 637 Sew
enteenth street, and Rock Island
residents are asked to have their
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-12-23

parents would not give their con-
sent to his enlistment. He was
later transferred to the Seventy
second Illinois regiment He serv-
ed through the entire war, at
the close Of which he returned to
his parents in Joliet. Shortly after
that he came to Rock Island and
was employed at the arsenal.
Mr.. McConochie and Miss Kitson
were united in marriage Dec. %,
1868, the ceremony taking place at
the home of the brides parents
near JoSlin. The ceremony was
performed by Rev. Mr.. Jameson,
pastor of the Presbyterian church
of this city Six children were born
to this union, those living being
William H. and Robert F. McCono-
chic and Mrs NJ A Hollingsworth
of this city, and Mrs. E. R Dade of
Fairbury, Neh.
At the close of the present term,
next April, Mayor McConochie COM
pletes the 18th year as mayor of
this city, his first term beginning in
1889.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-12-23

q German missionary and Herr Ho-
henzollern himself will deliver the
sermon
Many friends of Count Won Ben
timex, the former emperor's host,
have been asked to attend the ser
vice, the message adds, but have re-
fused. The former rulers audience,
therefore, will consist of Count
Won Bentinck and his family, the
ex-cmperor's suite and the servants
of the castle.
Christmas trees viii be provided
Herr HohenZollern himself cut
down one, with the help of some of
his staff, in the nearby woods.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-12-23

Mayor and Mrs. William. McCon-
ochie are today celebrating their
golden wedding anniversary, sur
rounded by their children and
The affair is quite
informal. Open house was held
from 3 to o'clock this afternoon,
and will be continued from until
10 O'Clock tonight
Mrs. McConochie, nee Miss Isabel
Kitson, was born April II, 1849, in
Airdary, Scotland. AT the age of
two she removed with her parents
to this country and settled in Phil
adelphia,- Pa. Later, but while she
was still a small child, the family
moved to Rock Island county and
settled on a farm near Joslin.
Mr. McConochie was born Jan.
IL, 1S47, in Gatehouse, Scotland,
and came to this country with his
parents in 1853. He lived in Joliet
until the war broke out. He enlist
ed in Chicago in the Thirteenth
Missouri regiment under the name
of William Campbell because his
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-12-23
Give Benefit Service.

The program last night at the
First Methodist church to celebrate
the Christmas season was given be
fore a large audience A short pro
gram Of songs was given after
which a play entitled The Magi
of Today" was given by the pupils
of the Sunday school and was well
received. The evening was closed
with the offering and America" by
the audience. The basked collec-
ton amounted to 1924 and will be
turned over TO the Syrian and Ar
menian Relief society for relief
among the destitute in the holy
land
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-12-23

tana college. which was mps,..
out of service a week ago ~ asvsiea
ordered n report AZ For, aT q7 Dael
In accordance with tbei- OAla
the remaining oficers H.. .sslnFs
@. Sanderaon. Albert pi orss'el MO
Isadore A. Persteln arc ral @1A ana
ny expecting thor djscbs,al !. TAR
the service. An three a.. 81 non
men, and Will probabiv - e'llese
their csprcliyr schoolg a. -. 70
their education. s'i''Hl9
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-12-23
Cullen Peterson.

Miss Olga Peterson and David
Cullen, both of Moline. were quietly
united in marriage Saturday even
ing at O'Clock at the parsonage Of
the Memorial Christian church, Rev.
L. Hadaway, pastor Of that church,
officiating. The bridal couple was
unattended
The groom is employed as a
structural iron worker at the arse
nal and the new home viii be in
Moline.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-12-23
Clear Good Sum BY Sale.

The annual bazar sponsored by
the Ladies' Missionary society and
Ladies' Aid society of the Gloria
Del Presbyterian church was held
Saturday afternoon in the church
There were a great many fancy and
useful articles put on sale and all
were sold The proceeds realized
amounted to S40S5.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-12-23

contributions there before tomor-
row night.
While many societies. organlza-
lions and people have announced
their intentions of supplying some
Of the people on the Associated
Charities list, many families are TO
be taken care Of directly.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-12-23
Social League Dance.

The Social league of the war
camp community service is invited
to meet at Third avenue and Tween
tieth street at 80 Christmas night
TO attend a dance given at the arse
nal ~Y'' hut This will be fare
we'll to the Fifth battalion and a
welcome to the Twentieth infantry
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-12-23
CREW OF DANISH
SHIP SUNK, SAVED
AFTER LONG WATT

Beverly, Mass, Dec. 23.-The loss
Of the Danish schooner Scotia
Queen of Cape Hatteras, Dec. 10,
and the rescue of w J. Richards
and his crew of six by the steamer
Gulfland, became known today
upon the arrival Of the steamer.
The crew of the schooner had
chung to the rigging of their water
logged craft IS hours.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-12-23
ARMY
OFFICER LEAVES

Lieutenant William J. Smith,
commanding officer Of the students
army training corps unit at Angus
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-12-23
CHARITIES NOT
WELL SUPPLIED
Organization Issues Appeals for
Donations to Be Used in Sup
plying Christmas Baskets

A final appeal was issued today
by the Associated Charities of Rock
Island for donations that might be
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1918-07-18
cine febr bilsfale gernnaae

auF bic llngeldidIidfeit mander Sager
fiuben mir I'M Barrier @aulois. Oer-
ielbe fdrcibt: Ginise Gage uor GrSfming
Ser Sa9b perbreitete iib in 9. Sas @,es
ra6t, bab auf ben 5eIbsrn Der Gemeinbe
ein Safe i'm 3uitanbe Der GasabonSase
bstrofien porben iei. Die Srau eines
@emiiiebdn6lsrs bate i'm bsmerft, iuis
cram 0tanbe Strabc nadIdiiis in elmer
Gde lag. Sie 9laubts, bic Gbatia6e ib.
rem Manne nidt perbeimliden sn biirs
fen. Der bieieIbe ieinerieits i'm Sale mebs
reren @dIten ersablte, 10 baB bel glblanf
bes Cages bic 9lngelegenbeit fir 9ties
munben mebr Elm @ebeimnib mar. Sos
fort liefen @eiude nm Sagbi6eine in
unsepobnter 3abl elm. Ger Wtaire Der
@emeinbe, elm beaer Ropi, Spr0BIins
elmer alten Sdserfamilie aus Der Hinges
senb pon Baris, rietb ieincr Silegebcfobs
leuen, lid por elmer 9erGuiWpollen Sreus
be in sl6t Su nebmsn uuo ben SaIen
ni6t bur9 unbdnoi9es G,eidrci gu erz
idreden. 9lm Gage Der @r6iinuus Der
Sasb pon fiinf llbr AtorsenS an pas
rem alle riitigcn Widnner BON. .. unter
ben @aiien. Sci Sonnenaui9ans Sers
itreuten iie jid burd bic 6elber na6
WaB9abe Der @eidwiuSisteit ibrer Seis
ne, 10 swar, bab iie BEL Der Sefe suiams
nlenitieBen, in weI9er ber Saie gum ers
ften Otale geie9en porben mar. Die
Sunbe liefen poran, poler llnrube; es
mar elm erbe6enbes S6auipiel. SnSruis
Iden ipitte Der Safe bic Sbren, conltas
tirfe, fab in Der Serne bas 9tufbliben els
mes @eiuebrrobrs ilnb erfannte al bieiem
3ei6en, SaB ber Jsries ertldrt iei.
Ylotli9, tpabrenS er nod i'm Segriif
mar, feline @ebanfen in Sronun9 su
brfn9en, ert0ute cine SaIue bi9t bel
ibm.
Die Sefe purbe eri6iittert, rnb meb.
rere .3peise, = penn Sieier 9lusbrlif
9eitattet lit - muBtcn in's @ras bei6en.
Der Saie betaitete ii9, er mar ni6t 9e'
troiIen. 9lui gut Slid rannts er Oas
BON; nit einem md9ti9en Sate freuSte
ct cine @jrnppe upn SGgcrn, iiberltdnb
obne llnial cine neue Salpe unb mar
auBer S3uBpeite. 3wansig Mul uurbe
er i'm 2aufc bes Cages angesrifien, 20
WtaI entsing CT benz mOrbenben Slei.
Die Na9t fam, bic Sd9er tebrten ernliis
bet Beim; flint non ibnen paren gefGbrs
lid perpiinbet, Die anOeren batten uilr in
bic @e6tbcile eini9e unbe6euten6s &us
9cln bsfommen. glnberen Cages mas
bic Sasb nod bartnddiser. Der Saie,
alleiu 9e9en 10 uiele 6cinOe, fiibIte cine
bittere Gntmutbisun9 iber iid fommen!
Seine Slu6t wurbe iueniser i9nen,
feline Sorii9t uerrinserte ii9, a6er es sc'
idab ibm ni6ts, Die 9anse @,emeinbe
uerieblte i'm. 9lm britten Gage mar ber
arme !Saie pollitdnbis Ie6ensiatt unb
entidloiien, su einem bcroilden @nbe Su
fOmmen. Sreiipillig iette er iib ben
SdiiiIen aus, bod Der Cob idbien ibn su
ilieben. 9lm 9tbenb abcr, als bic Sdser
o5ns Seute ibr Seim wieber asfseiu6t
battcn, i6Iiipfte er auf ber Gbaiiee bis
CUR Wtairic bin, brans In bic &iide bes
Ntaires unb rannte lid bort, bic 9lbrpes
ienbeit Der &69in benubenb, ben SpieB;
sur9 ben 9eib. gl[s Die &Ddin Suriida'
fam, mar er seraSe ri9ti9 sebraten.
gl6er Nicmaub 6a6ts baran, ieinen Cob
cinem SeIbitmoroe suSui6reibeu; ibn
lpurSe cine GiuiIperipeiiung gu &beil.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1918-07-18
@ufe @eSanfeii.

SD bante Dir fir Deinen iebr bib,
i6en Brief. Sd freue mid immer, mein
tleines Mdb6en slidlid sn MAIDEN, unb
ni9ts madt mir 10 piel Tersniisen, oils
III ieben, bab iie Bii9er liebt; benn
uenu iie erit 10 alt pie i'd lit, ipirb iie
finben, baB iie beier iinb oils ale Torten
anb 6u1en iinb Spielwaaren unb Sdaus
IpieIe unb Sdauausite0unsen in Der
Belt. @enn mid elmer su benz srOBten
Ronig, ber je 9elebt, MAIDEN wolltc, nit
9aIditen unb gdrten unb feiuen Diners
an6 @ein unb &uti5en unb i66nen
Rleibern unb Sunberten Don Sienern,
bod unter Der Bebinsuns, buB i6 feline
Bidder leien biirfte, 10 mOdte i9 nidt
{sSnis iein. Sd m06te Iisber elm urmer
Mann in elmer Oa6itrbe nit einem
tii6tigsu Iorratb pon Sii9ern fein, oils
lin &6nis, Der nidt bas 2eien Iiebt."
MtacanIap an feline gi6ts Marsaretbe.
gs sibt fir cine Srau faum etrpas
S6redli9eres ais einen gang beoiirfniBs
loien Marn. Sir bas, mas fie liebt,
muB bic 6rau iorseu fonnen.
Grnit Don @ilbsnbru6.
Die 9iebs iit ein Ding, man peiB
ni9t, pober es fontmt. Gtan fiibIt fe
unb weiB ni6t no. Sic ma6t Ginem
&ummer, unb man peiB nidt parum.
Wtan lit sIiidlid unb iueiB ni6t pesbaIb.
Sic entfliebt, unb man weiB ni6t iuobin.
Die 9iebe entfliebt ni6t, mo iie einmal
re6t felt litt. .. $. pon HebIues.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1918-07-18
2miiAenB5 B5riianern.

-3w II den S5ritanern. d.:
,Sieie 8ers6sitsiser baben's bod gut y
D.: ,8arum? 9lae 9tusenblide itiir;i
bod @ixer berunter. = 81: r@emiB !!
9lber mean ct fdat, pirb ct elm seiu6ter
Ntam. llniereinen, penn ct fdut, lahen
glue Iisacn."
last iid's beiorsen.
Banter Weper: Stun, rpie BATS SbneT
aeialeu bsim Ssiteiisn pnn Baron Sos
wsntbal?-S9riitifeaer: ., i'd bante,
gan, gut, 9laes mar fein, MIR feblte atti'
ldes Sals babei.-Suutter Oieper: alt'
tii4 SalS, gut, bag 81, msr's iassn,
wero' i'd mir laiien beipr8su.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1918-07-18

bunq, Der Cuff an Sdsrsreben unb gledes
reien entIprinst. Yoritebenbe bem Sebtn
naderSablts Ebatiaden seb0ren burds
meg sur sipeiten &atesorie. aebnlides
paiiirt tdsiid; iid unb glnbere baran gu
erinnern, 1T eine Bobltbat in bislein
materisIsn 8eitIauf. alIfreb &nbemann.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1918-07-18

-Seiteres. Sin Sultan mar 70
bdblid, baB er ale Spiesel aus ieinem
Balait entiernen lieb, bamit er ni6t in
oic Gage fOmme, iein eiscnes @jeiidbt su
icben. @ines Cages beiudte er ieinen
@roBpesisr unb bel hieier @ele9enbeit
iab ct iein @eii6t. Der Sdmer3 iiber
cine eri6refenbe SdBli6fsit iibcrpdls
tigte ben Sultan, rnb ct brad in beitiz
ses S9lu6sen aus. Der @robpsier
tbat bes9Ieiden. Der Sultan berubiste
ib na6 elmer Weile, ber Gjrobpesies
ubcr rpeinte unablaiiig. Gn6li6 uerlpr
Der Sultan bic @ebuIb uno CT rieI
v8auim weiuit Ou ldnser als i'd 92s
pad", erluiOerte Der trcuer9ebcne Gesier,
yOu sroBmiitbiser Seberri9er Der @lau.
bisen iiebit Sein Gjeiidt nur eiimal, i'd
aber iebe es ale Gage"
= Sdgerlatein. Gin Singer
aestulaps erSdblt, pon einem ldnseren
llrlaub suriidfebrenb, fOlsenbe @ei9i9te:
9lbenbs sMsen mir natiirIi6 INNER aui
ben 9lnitanb. 9lm sritsn 2lbeub idon
bate itb elm iaumdBi9es @Ihd: 40
Sdritts uon mir itsbt elm fapitalsr Bod.
Sebeu nnb idisben mar Gins. Der Sod
itebt! Sd f6ieBe no9maIs, ber Bod
itebt. Sd Iabe unb sebe aui ben Bod
los. Der Bod riibrt ii6 ni6t. S5
tomme bi9t beran-ipas benfen Sic nun
pobl, mas nit bem Bod los MARI Der
Bod bate bic ~ @eniditarrel
- 6 Zine berrIi9e llniin n s.
blitb Isiitet ii6 bic pBet. Sal" in
ioIsenbem Gate: r@ieleidt 1T es nidt
Nllen befannt, wesbalb bsr SuIi unb
9lusuit is 81 Gage baben. Sieie beiSen
0ionate baben iid auf Soften brs Sebruar
bereidert. Sor Ser Gbronbsitsi9uns brs
r6miibsu Saiiers SuIius Gdiar bate
Der Suli nlr 80 Gage; aber bem Sailer
su Gbren nabmen bic Iitrouomen bem
i5ebruar einen Gag unS gabsn bieien benz
Suli bel. glts baun gusuitus ben Gbron
bsitie9, purbe no9mals sine Serartise
Operation NIT sem 6ebriar por9enoms
men urb, ba bisier ii6 bieielbe obne
Iturren sefallen IieB, ibm in iebem
S9Gltiabr aIS SeIobnuns ein Grtrata9
suseiidert."
Gin Sflape Der Wo a rs
fianSisfeit. ,@buarol" i6reit cine inns
&C Mntter, inbsm iie nie cine 8ombe in
6as gntleibe; e;immer ibrss @atten itiirst,
-taufe gum 9rst!" Der @atte, iueI6er
aalb ansetleibet lit: .@as fol- i6 ba2"
,i0as 6inS bat ben Ooppelfnopf Defines
gOrbembes peri3lnft." rstber, Iisbs
Srau, ipie fam i9 obne OoppeIfnopf
gum 9trSts gsben2~
2ieutenant Bum Saupts
mann: Sie baben iid ieIbituerltdnbIib
ME i'm 2eben getiir9tet, Serr @ompa9s
niedef? Sarptmann: Ood! gln benz
Gage namIi9, ba i'd mid usrbeiratbste.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-12-13
GRAND LODGE
Of A. F. & |; NJ.
ELECT OFFICERS
SEVERAL PROMINENT LOGAN MEN
CHOSEN, INCLUDING JERE d.
MILLER AS TRUSTEE.
Board OF Governors to Select Site for
west Virginia Masonic Home
Is Named.

Election Of officers of the Grand
Lodge. 4 +. & 4. NJ. for tn" state OF
West Virginia MAS the principal bus
mess which came before tho meeting Of
tho flfty-tnurth annual convention yes
tcrriay afternoon. and among those nd
vancctl iu Offices Of tho order appear the
names Of several persons Of this city.
Srrc y. Miller was. elected 10 III Va
cancy on tho Grand Lodge hoard OF trnS-
tees, which was caused by tho death Of
Thomas J.. Jacobs Of New MartinSTillc.
while Fred C.. Stcinbcckcr Of Mis- city
was elected to the office Of junior grand
deacon. Following is the list Of those
elected:
". NJ. George S. LaidlSy, Charleston
r. w. W. *. Cnwdcn. Huntington.
deputy grand master.
L. w. Adrian {. Nadcnbousch. Mar
tin*hurg. senior Ernnd wardeD.
T.. W, Samuel r.. Spears. Elkins junior
81 W., Samuel n. Myers. r. G. IL.
Martinsburg. grand treasurer.
". W. John NJ. Collins. P. G. NJ.
Charleston. grand secretary.
| .R. W. w. Taylor Workman Echo
S' w. Wi!linm l.. Gravatt. Charleston,
grand chaplain.
W. Il. Carl Frame. Fairmont. senior
! grand deacon.
". Fred {. stcinbcckcr. Wheeling.
/ junior grand deacon.
W. Clyd" +. Dutton. ParkersourG
grand marshal.
W, A.. II. {. Bray. Ronccrcrtc, grand
Ipursuvaat.
". Edwin X. Stout. ClaFksburG. grand
| tilor.
4 board Of governors for the Masonic
| Home was chosen as follows:
Lewis ~ Tavrnper. PnrkcrSburR.
Adrian {. Nadrnbnusch. Mareinshurg'
I.uth"r H. Clark. Kyle:
Thomas G.. Stricken. EllcnhoFo.
r Wilbur IIenncn Fairmont.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-12-13
WEST VIRGINIA BOYS
At COURT IN PICTURES
Heroes Of tho World War Will BE
Shown In Pictures ut the
Court Theatre.

Wheeling and Vest Virginia boys,
heroes Of the s0th Division. who made
tho Germans give UP in one of the last
battles fought in the -ArEonnc. just be-
fore the armISticc was declared. arc now
n, rest in camp near Paris. but Will
be used MS the Honor Guard for Prcsi-
dent Wilson during his visit 10 France.
The Eightcth' Division. OF which our
boys ar" n part. the al3th-3l4th-3l 5th
field artillery. 3lsth-3l9th and 320th in
!antry and which will be the favored
division will be shown in the six reel
feature picture. Soldier Factory at
Camp Leo" ut the Court this afternoon
and evening and Tomorrow These arc
the only pictures taken Of our martyrs
and heroes Of this famous battle and
contain thousands NJ West Virginia
boys. many of whom arc from Wheel
ing and vicinity. The wives. mothers.
sisters. swceth"arts and friends Of the
noble fighters will got very excellent
idea of what tn" boys went through he
fore they w"r" fit IL 81 abroad and fight
the Hun: The are shown in all sorts
If trimming and almost every department
is pictured in these pictures. They will
hc shown twice each afternoon and twice
Zach evening. starting 1T ":00-3:3o- an
Q 100. There arc no S"atS reserved. Tho
nricc will hc ~ cents for adults and j
cents for children.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-12-13
MANY PROMINENT
MASONS WERE HERE

Til. Masonic grand lodge \. r. < \.
VI. meeting. which mas been h"!i III inc
city during ,ha w""k. WAS the mitScne
Witch drew uotahl..S from ali OVER thH
STAG. - attend This ver$ important Ma
Su:li" affair.
N;nnng thu men of prominence attend :,
,uc were: t.: Nj Shuwattcr ct tair-
mont former I. $. district attorney; y.
: Mckinney. III" veteran "Iit"r and part
owner ~ II" rairmont Times: Judge
l.cyris y. Tay"nn:r of fSrkfTSo4rk;
Rraxtnn H. Gibson. George w Nt'!in-
-. and cN-GoNcrn"r George W. AKIN
son. All thrr" past grand masters and
Twin. 1T Charleston: clyde I. putt"n
&c parkcrSSurE. grand marshal: ~ !" =.
FRAY. grand purSuTiant: ". /. Nnrk-
man. grand lecturer. and George mar
~ Gordon. former mayor OF 'i;frkS-
Alter tn" concluding session las
night. uuit" a few took tho InidniEht
trains for their homes ihrouchnut IN"
state but thc general exodus viii n'Sin
.oda,. and very few visiting MaSonS
viii be left in tn" city by tonight.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-12-13
When Itching Stops

There is one safe, dependable treat.
ment that relieves itching torture and
skin irritation almost instantly and
that cleanses and soothes the skin.
Ask any druggist for 35c or 81 bottle
of zemo and apply it as directed. Soon
you will find that irritations, pimPles,
blackheads, eczema, blotches ringworm
and similar skin troubles will disappear.
A little zemo. the penetrating, salts.
flying liquid. is all that is needed. for i.
banishes most skin eruptions, makes
she skin soft, smooth and healthy.
=, The E. w. Rose Co.. Cleveland, O,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-12-13
RIVER NEWS

The river at the wharf al y. III. yes
Irr,lay. Was II r"Ci and rising SLOWLY.
while tho marks ~ tn" foot NJ Nc
Mrrhrn dam showed Is feet i inches and
rising slowly. The river continued t.
rise slowly last night ami the crcts OF
til" rise Will pass this city som" time
this morning. wlth nhnut IS feet vt
water.
The Helen l.. ClcnrCd' for New Matn-
m"ras al noon yrs%rday.
The Liberty left fer Iark"rShurE Al ;
u'rl.".k yesterday afternoon.
Tho Milton came in hast night from
New MAiamnraS.
The Helen T.; is due In from New Mat
amuraS tonight.
The General Wood is due up from
Charleston Sunday morning on her way
To pittsburgh.
The Old Reliable passed down with
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-12-13
Quick Way to End
Stomach |. roubie
Prepare Il at Homo for Few Cents
Take II Regularly for Week or 90
= and Just Watch tho Hesust1'

j. Wouldn't you like to know once more
what 1t means &c feel a good heaithy
appetite and then sit down and enjoy
hearty meal without suffering from IN.
digestion, gas, belching. bloating. heart
onlpItation, nervousness and other dis
tress as you usually do?
Then take this advice and get two
ounces of concentrated liquid MarliS
(aromatic) IS cents, worth from Your
Co., Fort Wayne, Ind. Dilute the Mar
liz with double the quantity OF pure
water and take teaspoonful before
lust see how quickly you set blessed
relief, Its effect is wonderful. No mat
ter what you've tried or what has fan.
cd TO help you, this simple old home
remedy has got to help and benefit you
You'll say Il Is worth a hundred times
the price. Get 1t now and try 1t before
your next meal .....- -
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-12-13
"Peck's Bad Boy"

The famous comedy. "Pcck's Bad Boy
has been wheeling around the country
FOR years and everywhere it has beer
presented there has been but on YER
dict by press and public. namely. that
it is one Of the most entertaining anc
satisfying stage creations which has
ever been devised Each one of its char
acters is such n person as one meets
every day in real life and the miSups In
which the characters are pictured are
lust as natural as they could be.
The show this season is a grand rcv':
val as II has been entirely reconstructed
by Irving Berlin, who has turned 1t Into
n musical farce comedy which is genu.
inciv tuncful and pleasing. At the Court
THURSDAY, December 10. matinee and
night. Popular prices.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-12-13
DULL, SPLITTING
SICK HEADACHE
DIR. JAMES EEAbACHE POWDERS
RELIEVE AT ONCE-lo CENTS
A PACKAGE.

You take Or. James II"adachc Pow
dor and in just u few mnmcntH your
head clcars and All neuralgia and pain
fades away Its The quickest aud %urcst
relief for headache. whether dull. thruh-
bInr, splitting or ncryc-raCliinS. Send
SoIncon" I" the drug store and get u
dime package now. Quit SuffrrinE-itS
so needless. BE sure you get DR.. james
Headache rowdcrs-thcn there will be
no disappointment
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-12-13
WALTER BLAINE
FOUND GUILTY
Appealed Disorlerly Case from Police
Cour-Other Trials Concluded.

In criminal court yesterday i'll n" APP
peal case If III" city against Walter
HIarn.. the jury brought In 4 verdict 1T
guilty Elaine WIS fined III police court
for disordcrly r"ndu"t. and appealed his
case.
Another city appeal cas-" WIS that or
Earl Yates. convicted Of traffic vio-
Iatiua. Attorney SchG"k. counsel Tor
Yates. asked II continuation IF the rnSe.
owing Ia the illness of his client. mo
request was granted by III" court. nut
no date set.
The appeal case of George Harden
was carried over until the next term or
court. owing to the fact that an I'M
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-12-13
Money Gifts
To Your Very GUN Self
Save on Suits
.SQue on Goats
Save on FrOCkS

and the money you save Will be a
direct money gift to your very
own self. And do you know that 1t Is
possible to save five to fifty dollars,
according to the original worth of the
garment in Question! And not only
do YOU effect big ney>savlngs. but
YOU enjoy ownership OF the fashion
able suit or coat or dress while the
season is still Young.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-12-13
RABBI MISCHKIND is
HOME FROM THE SOUTH
Has Been IN the State Of Louisiana In
Interest of Work.

The Eoff Street Tempt" VIII hold its
weekly religious services this N'riday)
evening at 7:4j O'clock and Saturday
morning at 1880 o'clock. Rabbi LOUIS
4. Mischkind who has just returned
to the city from an organization "trip
through Louisiana. Will preach. Tho
subject If his sermon Friday night will
he on the present aspects of the war
and peace situation. and will be entitled
THE Ten Million" The sermon topic
for Saturday morning will be The Oar
ing Of Judah" Adoption is called To tho
religious school. which conducts it's
sessions every Friday morning at 10