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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-12-29

NEPORTERA

Czerwony Krzyi, kt6rego kwatera
miesci sic pnr. IS East Washington
III, poszukuIe W waznej sprawie po-
nizej wymienionych, kt6rzy zgiosiG
sic winni pod wyzei wskazany adres.
Mech sic zgiosza: Harriet Vuke--
Itch, iona iolnierza, Piotr Vlkelich,
Walter Skotnicki, Rudolf Mayzik.
Charles Yrzak, Bohumi} Sestak,
John Merlo.
q So o
J6zef zgajasz, robotnik, zabity
onegdaI zostal ma miejscu, gdy pre-
chodZac przez most hnii koleiowej
Baltimore i Ohio, ma przedmie$cin
Blue Island, spadl z wysokoSci dw~-
dziestu stop ma ziemie. uGerzyl o Ia
n~arznieta ziemie glowa, rozbijajac
czaszke, Liczyl lat IS, Fam. pnr. 6S
Vernon ul.. Blue Island.
= ua o
Emanuel Balaski, kt6ry- udzial
brat W wielu bitwach krwawych We
Francyi, zostal onegdaj najecham,
przez tramwaj linii Clark u zbiegu
Huron, ponoszac niebezpleczne ra-
ny, kt6re moga z~akohczyc sic dian
sStalnie. Przewieziono go do szpi-
tala PasSayant.
Urozmaicony wieczorek S~ylwestro
Wy, urzadza Klub pod nazwa ,,Calu-
met Orpheus Assn, skiadajacy sic
z mIodzieiy ~prZewaznie zam.eszkalej
v dzielnicy kantowskiei, W n~ajbli3-
ssa $rOde, dnia SLIGO b.. m, W sail
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-12-29

z~obaczywszy W. poblizu policyanta,
opowiedzieli mu o wypadku, wska-
zujac palcem, gdzie bandyci chWi'
lowo sic ukryli. Policyant wpadf do
wyszynku / obu aresztowai: Gdy o.
czekiwai ma patrolke, jeden z ban
dyt6w wyrwa} sic z wiadomoscia, IL
maszyna jego stoi ma uboczu, 5ada1ac
ably sic mia zaja}. w m~iedzyczasie,
powr6cil dr.. Kozakiewicz | pojechal
"a aresztowanymi ma stage policy1-
ma, gdzie aresztowani podali swe ma
zwiska. Jeden zwie sic Jan Uzyca'
drugi Stanislaw - jego brat. Jede1
2 mich mial PREY sobie REVOLVER, drd
81 palke. Przyznali sic do why
przyznali sic r6wniez, Il samochod
skradziony zostaI Gas jakis tenu
W ~miejscowoSci W Stanie InTiana.
Aresztu dokona1 policyant Schultz,
Il stacyi West Chicago ave.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-12-29

p. n. DANA Hail., pnr. 114S Yves:
Chicago ave-, blisko Racine. Pre-
zesem powyzszego klubu jest p. Alex
sander Iwicki:
Prey zbiegu ulic Kedzie / Bel
mont ave-, w~ydarzyi sic onegdaj wy
padek, kt6rego ofiara padi woznica
Jak6b Liszka, LEGACY lat SO, Fam.
pnr. BASS W. Ohio VI. Kiedy zajet,
byi ma wolfe ukladaniem wielkich
pude}, konie zlekly sic nadjezdzaja-
cej lokomotywy, przejezdzajacej
przez most kolei Chicago and North
Western R. R. i pacze}y uciekat; -
Liszka chcac wstrzymac konie, spadf
z wozu i doznal ciezkich obrazen.
Przechodzacy tanstedy jaks str6z
bezpieczenstwa, konie zatrzymat.
Ambulansem zabrano nieszczesliwe-
60 do domu, gdzie sic znajduje pod
opieke lekarska.
q q .
Wczoraj odbyi sic doroczny uu-
pust W kosciele p. W. IS. Miodzian-
k6w, PREY udziale licznie zebraneso
wiernego ludu / duchowienstwa.
Straszna smiercia zmarlo memo
vie PAM ROXY Grachowicz, 2416 W.
Sofa ulicy. PAM Grachowicz try
mala dziecine W swych o~bjeciach'
zajeta bedac j~ednoczesnie nape1nia-
MEM balii wrzaca woda. Dziecie wy
sune}o sic przypadkowo z reki. wpa-
do do ukropu i tax strasznie sic p9-
parzylo. il wkr6tce zmarIo.
o =. Q
Michai Nowakowskl. lat IS. Fam.
pnr. 2714 w. Alma ul.. po wypiciu
dozy alkoholu drzewnego W swym
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-12-29
DIR. KOZAKIEWIM OFIARA Ma
PADU.

Wczoraj o godzinie 9tej wieczorem
jechai utica Ashland dr.. Leon 40
zakiewicz, 1853 Noble ul., W swym
samochodzie. Gdy ~znalazi sic u zbie-
gu Chicago ave., droge mu zastapif
jakis mlody mezczyzna, ME dajac
mu sposobnoSci pospieszenia daleJ'
Jednoczesnie niemal, podbiegi don z
boku drugi, kt6ry otworzyWszy
drzwiczki, usiiowai doktora sciag-
nae z jego siedzenia, gdy zas opie-
raj sic temu ,uderzyc zamierzaf pat
ka. DR.. Kozakiewicz marietta oitra-
Gil, przyspieszyi bieg maszyny po-
czai sic oddalaG, widzial jednak tax
on, jak i inni, il napastnicy wesza
do wyszynku, OBJ. Janowiaka, ma 10
gu sic mieszczacego; swiadkowie CT,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-12-29
POezya W salOnie.

Mioda PARMA edo k~sieSarzab Chcid-
lam pana prosic o tomik poezyi.
Ksiegarz: JakiegO autora pant do.
brodziejka sobie hyczy?
Dana o! wcalc mi ME zaIrHY IA
autorze, ale oprawa must bye odpowIr'
dnia do debOwego stOlika 2 pluSzo"!
serweta, pasowego koloru.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-12-29
w sadzie.
"

Wyciagnales tenu panu Z ki"sLc-
nj pugilareS?
- Panic sedzio.... ja chcialem si"-
gnac do mojej kicszeni. ale wiaSn!s
ks, Eye sic zacmii, zrobiio sic ciemno.
no / iakoS ME dobrzc trafilem !....
Owszem! bardzo dobrze trafiieS...
Do.... lula.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-12-29
NOTATKI OSOBISTE.

R~edakcye nasza odwiedzii W mi
Mona sobote p. Krystyn OstroWski,
delegat Rzadu Polskiego do Wlady-
wostoku ma Syberyi. P. Ostrowski
bawi chwilowo W Chicago wraz z
~malzonka, a prawdopodobnie W cha
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-12-29

Noble ul., o godzinie naNiaczonej v
neurology.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-12-29

Bracia: Jan, Piotr, MARGIN 1 Szcze
pan Nawroccy, prowadzacy :abryke
mebli p~arlorowych pnr. 1910 Awsu-
sta ILL.,. bliskG Ashland O5darowali
swych pracownikow pokaznym bo-
nusem ma gwiazdke. Bracia Nawroc-
cy So jedynymi Polakami W mtescie
naszem, prowadzacymi tego rodza-
ju intereS.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-12-29

gu biezacego tygodnia uda sic W
ialsza podr6z.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-01-25
MEADE MEMORIAL TO HAVE
BIBLE CLASS OF 1sO MEN

4 A movement has been begun by fifsy
men or the Meade Memorial Churcaa.
South Richmond, 10 enroll. asa man In
Bible class. The class will b under
the leadership OF the rector OF the
church. Rev. Thomas Senfnas, who
will teach the Bible lessons A choir
Of men has been Organised under the
direction Of Richie Bacon, ofgantst
OF the church, and junior Division
OF boys from sixteen TO twenty wilt Be
under the leadership Of Gray Garnet
Men coming from work on Sunday
mornings or going to work viii he
welcome in their working clothes.
The class will hold It's hrst mestihe
January - and have exclusive uss of
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-01-25

: Washington, Jan. 23.-O0loAal a.
vices received today state that the
people of Cauca&us ana the Georgi4ns
will claim independence before the
peace conference and have placed
their program in the hands Of IL
Polish delegates. These people haze
urged upon the Lithnanians ana
ukra!nians the necessity Of brtngink
about the creation Of independent
states in Russia and believe that the
Polish delegates will present their
cases forcefully at Paris.
Tn view. OF recent reports Of. dif-
ferences between the Ukrainians ana
Lithuanians with Poland. officials
here are inclined to the belief that
Poland will be able alone to al t,1st
the claims OF many of the mid Euro.
pean states.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-01-25

have gone to church. wet of dry. heks
or cold. You don't see how you cA4;
give up, you don't see how you can -
on. On, what will you do? You have
got nobody to advise you, nobody 70
help you make plan. Don't yeu zee
there is only one thing to do.
Oh.s~do as that woman did. DETER
mine to get TO Jesus somehow. pona
stand stitf. Don't go back Put OUT
your hand Touch the thing Jesus
Christ is IN and the blessing Will como
to you. Get up and come down aM4
say, by that act,
Rxt.~ asaS ysay >ssse.t q - 1ssss ~ X
And that Thou bidst me come to Thee
Oh, Lamb Of God. come. come.
III I may touch but his clothes. !
shall be made whole"
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-01-25

London. Jan. ga Vienna dis
patch says the Croatian leaders al
Jugo-Sl committee from HArnA
quoting President Wilson as havfnS
telegraphed to the Jugo-Slavs that he
was convinced the Italians would
shortly evacuate territories containing
JuEo-Slav majorities. American troopo
replacing the Italians. s
Owing TO the round about nature
OF the above information caustnr,
against taking 1t on its face value may
be advisable. Gable dispatches h&te
oeen emphasizing that this Ii tie
open season for propaganda.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-01-25
GOSPEL MEETING TOMORROW
AT SIXTH Mt. ZION CHURCE

A great gospel meeting for wpuexs
and men Sunday 1t $40 r m. ~ ~
sixth Mount Zion Baptiet church. un-
der the Aspices Of the 7. -. G. 4, and
the church. Rev. Neison b. nxo1A.
b. TIL, pastor Of tho Rla1ne Mount
Zion Baptist Church. will preach ~
special sermon BY request. bub3eet,
Where and when 10 I1ook. 1hG.
league choir Of the church wi1t G6o1
gospsi scnsa An wea1sa am1 |
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-01-25
Obituary
Mrs. SaIlte C. Nuun.

Mrs. Sallie c. Num- died yesterday
morning in the home Of her daughter.
Mrs J. M. Powell. She leaves several
children. besides her daughter, Mrs.
Powell, among them being Joseph
Num-, Mrs. r. T. Smith, Mrs. Robert
Reed. Mrs George Crow, Mrs. John
Kelley. Miss Ellen Num- and a num-
Der OF grandchildren.
Mrs. Num- will be buried near her
former home. at Providence, King and
queen county, this morning
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-01-25
Mr. Nancy Catherine Parrish

MF9 Nancy Catherine Parrish.
The body of Mrs. Nancy Catherine
Parrish, who died yesterday morning
at the home of her daughter, Mrs,
Bessie " Hechler. 1898 Mosby street.
will be taken to Stanton this after
noon at l O'Clock, where buria, win
take place.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-01-25
GeOrxc III. Gnssle

George II. Goode. aged thirty-tfree
| years, died yesterday morning at s:4s
CLOCK In hts home, i105 Taylor
street He leaves his wife and tro
children. his father. mother and TWO
brothers. Funeral arranren,art.
| have not yet been made.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-01-25

View Haven, Conn, Jan. 3s.--
Charley Taft. son OF former President
William IL. Tan. just back from,
France. returned to Yale Universits
today. He will coach the Varsity
baseball team
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-01-25
Charles F.. Clark .

'opsCidl To Inc hEhmOnd EirRiHian1
Oceana, Va, Jan. 24.--The funeral
services OF Charles r. Clark were con-
Quoted at IL O'Clock on TUESDAY from
the Methodist church at Oceana, Va,
by the pastor. Rev. r. s. Baushan.
VINO was assisted by Rev w. r..
Hayes, of Portsmouth, former pas
Tor. AT O'Clock the funeral party
lett for Norfolk. where interment was
made in Elmwood cemetery. Pali-
bearers were 1. VI. Baiilis, J. II. Bell.
u IL. Boush. II. c. Geinbrot, G.. r.
Parker and Julian Powell Their.
were many beautiful floral designs.
one being from the Norfolk and
Southern railway. pne from the
church and Sunday school.
Born In Manchester, Iowa. Mr.
Clark went early In life to Wyomifix.
where the greater portion OF his ME
was spent Ho was for some years in
Honolulu. Some fifteen years axo ne
came to Virginia and engaged in the
customs house In Norfolk until he
more recently accepted a position IA
the auditors Office of the Norfolk and
Southern Railway.
He held membership with the Meth.
odist church at Oceana and was TIE
faithful and efficient SECRETARY OF thu
sunday school.
Death came as "a result Of a Tan
days illness OF influenza. which cssf.
minated in pneumonia. Mr. Clark
was forty-six years of age. His wife
survives him. as also his mother. one
brother and two sisters. His mother.
brother and one sister live at Rock
springs wyoming. and one sister az
Denver Col.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-01-25
John c. Ths,rnhY.

The body OF John G. Thursby. who
died Wednesday night at Memorial
hospital, will be buried In rittsbure,
"a. the body being shipped there vas-
terday.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-01-25

And that's the way you are. That's
what you are doing In the world.
Oh, you have been dissatisfied with
yourself and you have prayed. and
you have tasted, and you have wept.
and you have read your Bible. and you
have made your children stay In the
house and keep still ali day Sunday
and net whistle nor laugh: AaA yew
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-01-25


gave his heart to Jesus Christ. God
reached down and saved him. got his
wife back. children hack, home back,
position back. ana God sent him up
and down the land blazing the way
for the Lord and the truth. forever
more.
Oh. little do you know the battles
people arc lighting. Little do you
know the fellow that sits next to you
or the woman that ruhs elbows with
you tonight, and the struggles that he
or she Is going through. Little do you
know what an awful fight they are
putting up to do the will Of God and
Keep Hts commandments.
Why. some years ago q man touched
a button in New York. It fred guns
and rang bells around the world from
the electric connection, yet the man
that pushed the button never heard a
bell or gun. How much like that, my
friend, IL the work Of Christian! You
make an honest effort and YOU don't
know ali that has been done. + don't
know all. You can't judge the bless-
ing Of q meeting by the number that
may come down and take me by the
hand. There may be scores and hun
dreds OF them out there whose lives
have been influenced and changed
that you don't see the visible results
OF.
6mallose Wcunau In world.
aHW = nAGaxine picture o.. The
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-01-25

EmAlIo3 Woman In world.
sAw = mAGasins picture o9 tAs
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-01-25

PRAYER meeting. ana CoHeCtcu OVSF
eight million dollars. and fed and
clothed and educated 1000 orphan chill
drep. all in response to prayer--con-
verified in a neighborhood prayer meet
ING.
Something Going 10 Happen.
Something is going to happen now,
why. Oh, God Almighty Is leading.
Wherever good seed Is sown. you can
bank on II some Of II will grow. This
idence Of God. and Jesus Christ Is lead
ing this campaign just ~ truly as he
led fhe thronE down the street OF
Cspernaum nineteen hundred years
ago. I know the devil goes to church
regularly, but the devil didn't make ar
rangements for this meeting. Tho devil
didn't send me an invitation to como
here. The devil never sawed board.
the devil never drove = nail. the devil
didn't string q wire. the devil didn't
lay any pipes. the. devil never built a
fire. Oh God IL with us and some
thing is going to happen, sir that VIII
make hell howl. sure as you breathe.
Now. the preacher never knows the
full results Of his message, and II In
a good thing ne can't. He might be-
come so pulled mp with pride that his
wife couldn't live with him, or he'd
get discouraged and go into the life
Insurance business.
read = story the other day Of an
old saint She prayed that she might
do a great deal Of good and not know
that she did II. and shs was told that
when her shadow was behind her. II
would have power to heal all upon
whom II fell. but when II was In front
Of her where she could sec it. It would
possess no virtue. So she went on
through life. healing all upon whom
her shadow fell and not knowing upon
whom It fall.
Nov. that = musA - way Win al
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-01-25

God. you were saved
Same Way With Him.
/. THANK God. It was that way. with
me. Oh. when I came to Jesus thirty
years ago. one dark. Storm night II,
Chicago / stumbled and Numbered.
didn't know much. but l did the best
that I knew. l made my plan. and
| acted upon ii and it worked. Bless
God. IL worked and He has kept ME
from that day until this. sir
Therefore, it may be your last
chance. just as it was hers Make
your plans. act quickly, beg Of you:
anything rathers than nothing. and II
you are right in yeur heart. II doesn't
make any difference II you are ten
miles off in your theology. Jesus will
understa nd and He will save you, and
SO come to Christ.
Many OF you in the church perhaps
are as bad off as that poor woman.
You have been more dead than
alive in the church. and you have had
no strength TO help anybody else to
Christ and you have had no joy
nor sunshine in your religion. You
have never counted one in the prayer
meetings and you have done nothing
in the Sunday schools. and your
voice has never been heard In prayer,
and you have never asked anybody
to give their heart to Jesus Christ. and
anybody who knows you says. Well,
if that woman has religion, want
something else; and IL that man IL go
ing to heaven. will take to the
wo0dx"
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-01-25

But wait Bless her heart the rea-
son she wanted to touch the garment
was because Jesus Christ was in it.
That is why she wanted to touch it,
You could have put Pc ter in there
You could have put Peter in there;
could have put John in there: you
could have put the president in there:
you could have put the governor in
there: you could have put any
preacher on earth in there--touch IT.
It wouldn't do any good. Put Jesus
in fhere--that is why she wanted TO
touch 1t.
So you touch the thing that Jesus
Is in and the blessing will come to
you. Touch the wire, the current !.
touch it--anything He il in.
Join the church. Hc is in that He
esta biished 1t.
Read the Bible He is in that 1t
reveals Him.
Pray. He is i'm that.
Attend Revival.
Attend the revival: come to the
meeting. Christ is in all these.
Get up. walk down; give me your
hand. Christ 10 In 1t. Touch what
He is in and He will bless you.
So the reason che touched the gar
rent was Jesus was in It, She said:
III I can only touch the hem of his
garment. know will be made
WHOLE"
Many poor soul has said. "Oh. II I
could only be baptised by immersion
will he saved" They tried II and II
worked, for Jesus was in 1t.
Others have said: III II can only he
baptised by sprinkiing, Il will be
saved" They tried II and II worked
for Jesus was In It.
Others have said. IT can only
jain the church wtn be saved" They
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-09-03
TWENTY-FIVE
INDICTMENTS
WERE RETURNED By OHIO CoUN-
rY GRAND JURY VAST
EVENING.
Twelve Arc For rclo1ies and Thirteen
Allegs Misde1neanor Charges.

The grand jury in criminal court COM
pleted its investigation a five O'CLOCK
last evening. The grand jury returned
twenty-five indictments. twelve alleS-
ing the commission Of crimes which arc
.elonics. and thirteen misdcmeanors.
W. ]. Elliott. who with his brother J.
:. Elliott. was indicted on q charge III
breaking and entering the Winter Brns.
store at Elm Grove. was also indicted
N charge OF making a felonious as
tault upon Policeman James Stanley. at
he Ohio county Jail door on Sunday
evening. Aug. II. The assault followed
slliott's rccapture after the sensational
lall delivery which occurred that even
ing.
All nine OF the prisoners who broke
Iail on that occasion were indicted on
nisdemeanor charges Of Jail breaking.
as we'll as being indicted on the other
charges on which they were being held.
The grand jury was composed Of: c.
J. Fredercks. w. F. keefer. Carl J.
Sepner. Charles A. Fcinler. w J. Juer-
,ens. G. w. Crumbacker. John Kemple
Ben z. Hamilton. W. B. Lukens. J. J.
Ienney Charles A, Bremen. 3 Fcay II.
=. Springer and F.. Lennon.
The complete list Of indictments 20
urned BY the grand jury follows:
True B11S-Pe1ony.
Philip Rcuthcr. William Ephopilus
nd Earl James. two indictments. break
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-09-03
WHEELING BOY
THRILLS MANY
At STATE FAIR
AVIATOR CARL MILLER, PULLS OPP
SOME NEW STUNTS FOR BENE-
FIT OF FAIR VISITORS.
Machine Which Wac Damaged Hero
Few Weeks Ago works Perfectly
and Flies Pine.

An exhibition not scheduled on the
regular State Fair program was pulled
uff Yesterday for the benefit Of th'
state Fair visitors when Aviator Call
Miller, former athletic director Of IN"
Philadelphia District high school. brought
his big curtis J. NJ plan" down froi1
WarwOCd and did some fine stunts for
tho benefit 81 tho aviators at the fair
and also entertained Whcolingtcs IN
general.
After reaching n point 5000 feet
above the fair grounds he pulled back
the stick and IN" maChin" made b"au-
tiful gliding drop int" n spiral ana
thence into n tail spin. lic next lo"p"d
1.-The loop several times t. finish things
I'd. The falling leaf was the next stunt
and all CAPPED in amazcmcnt ms tho big
machine cam" tumhlnE down like
leaf apparently helpless. only TO turn
out Of il into another spiral.
Mr.. Miller is To Fly AZ tho far n
Ruckhannon. W. Va. today and Will
make tho trip over in his plan" some
time this morning He came here from
Euckcyc Lake few weeks ago and
wrecked his machine in landing at tn
fair grounds. His machine worked p"r-
fcctly after being repaired and he en-
poets TO max" q number OF flights in IN"
local district during the next few wc"ks.
Mr.. Miller was in the army during tn"
war and received II commission and 4
few weeks ago was granted n civilian $
permit To fly any place in the United
Safes.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-09-03
"AS A MAN THINKS"
Splendid Picture Featuring Leah Baird
Now Running at Liberty.

Life In the Latin Quarter OF Paris.
where artists work and ylap, achieve
fame or fall by the waysidc; night If"
Of the great metropolis and then. in
contrast. the homo life OF New York 8
aristocracy.-thisi Is the atmosphere of
"As Man Thinks" in which Leah
Baird Is featured at the Liberty theatre
on Wednesday and Thursday.
Several years ago "As a Man Thinks"
like all Of Augustus Thomas plays. sci
New York talking. 1t was the sensation
Of tho hour and enjoyed n long Broad
way run and road success with John
Mason as tho star. 1t has now been
produced by Harry Ravcr rs n -Four
Star picture. tho first Of series Of
adaptions Of the plays OF Mr.. Thomas.
Americas greatest playwright. George
Irving. who directed ITO He'll with tho
Kaiser has given the finn lavish
setting and splendid direction.
Tho story Of AS n Man Thinks is
woven around the subject Of the double
standard Of morals. Why docs society
punish faithless wife moro severely
than a faithless husband? is the qucs-
ton asked and answered.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-09-03
HERE AND THERE
Items OF Interest tn Local People
About Wheeling Folks, Societies
and Organizations,

orders w"r" received ut the local ma
rim" recruiting ofnr" by tho mon in
"hhrE" l" dISr"n;Iuu" tho recruiting
S"rViC" here. As !, is little undecided
whether recruiting in this vicinity will
Il" continued or not. III" recruiting offlc-
"rS ar" awaiting further orders
tn" members "f the Panhandle Aeri-
cultural club announce that they will
"o-"r"rat" with tho Chamber Of Com
m"rr" in its proposed protest against
III" rate Increase demanded by the tclc-
ph"n" company. Tho case is 70 come
h"f"r" the public service commission
sometime this month.
Mayor Thnncr has asked for special
meeting or tn" representatives 10 be
convened som" tim" this week
TIL" annual meeting Of the Chamber
Of Commerce" will be hold on Thursday
October o. at which tim" tho annual
election If officers will take place.
Assistant Secretary II +. Cnrcoran is
preparing ~" yearly rcpor, which will
bc mad" publ" at tho meeting.
Wheeling police made total Of soy
August. as compared with 90 IN July
and - in June.
Forty-eieht building permits were is
sued by tho city clerk during tho month
az August. Tho cost Of tho work totals
s6l.77@
Lard has dropped IN price twelve
cents n pound i'm tho past ton DAYS and
* now retailing AT three pounds rnr A
dollar. Bacon. also. has dropped
cents on the pound.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-09-03
Where Prohibition Isn't,

San1v.--l Gamma remember. hir-
what tn" hrd" was like. Donald
Whist. mon. IT wlsna n mar.
rlar"-it was ral--Rost"n Tran
script.