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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-02
rRU8STcN, THE MAGICIAN

The much heraldcd performance of
Thurston. the famous magician will
materializr ut the Court all next week
with matinee Tuesday. Thursday and
Saturday.
With Il natural talent this great rnaE1-
clan has with the aid OF highly cultt-
waited mind Introduced to the world OF
magic nnch that is now and novel AS
creator OF vondrnuS illusions he
stands distinctly III class by himself
and in. constructing his big spectacular
illusions he has spent fortunes.
hermann. Krllar and then Thurston
These represent the really great inaKl-
clans Of our country and age. OF these
only Thurston remains. Nowadays the
prestidigitatcur must be much more rhan
that term once implied. He must do
things and create an entertainment thai
must possess the glamor OF mystery. the
odor Of the ancient orders of Hindu and
Persian wonder workers. and at the same
time enter the field Of American modern
life and do things that stump scientists,
professors and the general public.
He has given n new life and ADDED so
many brilliant sensations to his program
this season that the art of magic has
been fairly revolutionized The charm
Of newpess is said to apply to his entire
program. Seats on sale today.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-02
How You May Reduce
Your Weight

OverstDutpess il q very unweloone
condition. especially in tho present DAY:
rhrn s1endsr figures are so popular. and
every reader Of this paper who has no
ticed q tendency 10 put on weight viii
be glad to ,kDow Of a new. simple home
treatment that S remarkably efficient
and inexpensive
II you happen to be one Of those whose
weight Is moro than It should be: don t
try to reduce by starving yourself: eat
ali you want. bot take after each meal
and at bed times five grains OF PnJnola
which YOU can secure at any drug store.
Pnynoia Is designed to Increase the or
yxen carrying power Of the blood and
aisso3ves fatty tissue. in many cases AZ
the rate Of q pound day. 1t IS pleasant
80 take and give remarkable results
#1uiclely and easily. c. n. Grtest & Co.,
#1rtginai Cut Rate Store. 1l2S Market
t1eet, can supely you.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-02

GUS fashion and depicting a condition
OF today so good-nnturcdly taken by the
American people. Vaughn Comfort and
Johnnie King, fornnor hesdliners In big
vaudeville time, will be seen in their act.
NCoontown Divorcons." whfch is said to
be extremely funny.
Aunt Sally Simpkms SJncopatod Soc
ial." novel song and dance, and the
big Brother Club" go to make UP n
programme full Of comedy. new dance.
and high-clasS singing.
Particular att ton has been given to
the securing Of notable coeerie Of
comedians and singers. Among them
are Men oBsen. 10 mic King. Vaughn
Comfort, B0ly Van Allen -Sugarfoot''
Gattnry. Chas. Larrivee, J. G. Brown.
Lea Laird. +. W. Branen. Grover Schepps
Barton Lsbcll. Chas. R. Wright Ted
FarIprn George Milnet. Walter Lynch.
Jenldn Jones, Nyle Verne, Vim. Cawley.
A. 3. Rains. Dixon and Miller. Louis
Tracy. Chas Strong. Wifliazn Doran and
Major Nowak- There will be matinee
tomorrow.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-02
TRIAL OF DAMAGE SUIT
PROGRESSES SLOWLY

Andrew Trob&e Is presenting testI-
mony in support OF hts suit for S26. 900
against the Rfter-Conlcy company. Trial
Of the case will require at least another
day. and perhaps longer. The casc
started yesterday. with Trobic stuting
that while employed at tho Ton mill rr-
building a hnst furnace hc lost his
loft eye when n piece Of salamHndrr be-
in gifted from the base Of the furnace
foil on hfn- He charges that tho Ritter
Conlcy company, contractors. was n"cli-
gent in that 1t used faulty. blocks with
which 10 do the work.
Tho company will ellrge carclrsSncss
on the part OF Trobic and deny RESPONSE
hihty. 1t is represented by Attorneys
n. G.. Eubbard and J. g. Palmer. while
Trobic is represented by Attorneys !.
r. HnndlHn. Allan Garden rnd 7. ]. Nc
Gtnlcy. Judge Addleman is presiding.
:Nhcn the case was called yesterday
morning Judge Addleman fined Juror
Edward Dwight SIS and costs for being
late in reporting. and another Juror who
walked in the court room smoking es-
capped a fine by walking out NJ the room.
discarding his smoke and then return
ing.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-02

Dunn, broker and rounder. IN a home
whee Rrribution and Suffen Romance
play the ganc-loneiy and sad, Valnly
longing for love and attention which hc
lavishes on others; Sam Decrease Is the
recreant husband, a weak bat sinister
character. Other capable players in the
cast are Andrew Arbucklc. John Cesar
and Tex Charvate.
Miss Ward her docs some Of the best
work OF her stage and screen career 1and
those who recall her Marriage Of Rea-
SON played both here and in England
The Bishops Carriage" and Madame
La Prtshsnte," on the spoken stage and
the cinema successes The Yellow Tick
ct. Tho Cheat" and a Japanese
Nightingale Will see where in this lat
est achievement she reaches an inpFeE-
siveSy high altitude Of appealing dra-
matte AT
Tho Narrow Path VIII be shown at
the Liberty theatre today and Saturday.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-02
NOT ELIGIBLE

The Wheeling Register suggests the
name Of Judge OF Judge Ben Honecker
as a possible candidate for city police
judge. The Register must have been
ignorant Of the fact that the judge is
now n resident OF the out-the-pike dis
tr!ct. Perhaps when Greater Wheeling
becomes reality the judge may be
boosted for chief Justice Of municipal
courts. bbt for the present 1t would be
wisc TO wait until his suburb is brought
into the city. Judge Honeckcr has been
r. resident OF the back yard garden dis
trict for several months.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-02
PROF. .H0ELzLE TO
ORGANIZE MARINES
Former Head Of 81 Luke's Choir In
Homo PROM Paris rRland.

Prof. Elmer G. Hoc11ln. Ont. zipp.)
OF this city. who has been. with the
marines at Paris Island has arrived
home. and will take UP his musical &C
tivitics here again. All marines tn this
city arc invited 10 meet Mr.. Hoclzle.
Saturday evening In the lobby OF the
y. NJ. G. A.. at o'clock to. organize a
local Marine Climb" and to arrange
plans 10 help the Victory Liberty Loan
drive. etc. 'Tlpp. Zipp," as all the
marines know him. hopes to meet every
marine as soon as possible. 'Zipp" is
in fine condition and glad to be hon,e
again.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-02

~ refuge 10 play Julius Cnesar tonight
unless you get me an adequate MOB
sal dtie eminent tragcdjan.
what do, you mean by an adequate
mob asked the stage manager. with a
dangerous CLEAN In his eye.
"Ahcm.. II should at least be large
enough, to convince tho audience that
Rome was q populouR city md fire.
qucntly had more than three people on
It's streets ut one time"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-02
City Council Will
Hear COIOred People

This evening al S o'clock members OF
city council in session as committee
OF the whole will conduct hearing on
the petition of local coiored people that
theatre owners be compelled TO cater to
tho general public. Approximately 100
names arc signed to- petitions now be-
fore council. and tonight oral appeals
will be made by more prominent col
ored men and women Of the .eitX.ds
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-02
WARWOOD RESIDENTS
ARE ALL EXCITED

warwood residents are all excited.
over a promised oil" boom. Plans are
said 70 be under way for drilling wells I
for the second time. Wells drilled some
years ago were busters" Almost a.
hundred wells were drilled, With only a:
little gas being found. Some oil wass
located. but not in paying quantities.
The new oil interests at Warwood be-
lieve the Glcnns Run field has oil on 1t, /,
and they are determined to md out. .
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-02
LABEELE HOT MILLS
=. SUSPEND OPERATIONS

Hot mills OF the La Belle mill shut
down last night because of ashortage Of
orders. Plans for closing the plant have
been under way for several days. Or
iicinls would not predict how long the
plant will be idle, but they are. op:imis-
tic and hope for an early resumption
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-02
PERMITTED TO
FILE PETITION

In the office Of the clerk Of the fed
oral district court yesterday on order
WIS entered in the case Of l.. 9. Shipman
of Elm Grove granting him The privilege
Of fltng his petition for discharge in
bankruptcy after the end Of tho year.
shipmani was drafted and has been serv-
ilsu ac army. md has been granted
. Qn Of time until he arrives
charge Of hix &6AAfA- -.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-02
HEu o'RsRHN STARTS TWO DAY
EN9AGEnENT TONIGHT AT
TIE Court

The attraction at The Court tonight
and tomorrow will be the Neil OBrien
Great American Minstrels.
Mr. CBrien will have new act.
called "Meatless Day" written and pro-
duced by himself and said to be tho
Comedians best act In recent years. deal
ing with an up-to-date subject in humor-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-02

Deeds Piled
Lydia Davis ct al. 10 May K. Didion
IT al. lot on South Wood street: SIn.
Jesse l.. Killer and wife to u. G.
Bitter. lot in Elm Grove: $40.
James Mccain .rt nj. to, Anna Bauer.
lots a, us. 30. ia Market street: $40.
John W. Humble 10 Ella c. Rankin. lot
in lrathcrwuud: $40.
james q. Mct'lcmrnt RI al. to Carrie
PuEh. lot on Delaware street: $40
MnEralcna Jocrls and John Het1cl,
lot in Eighth ward: $40.
Frank H. Kraft nj nj. to McKtnnie
Powell ct al. lot at North Huron and
New Jersey STREETS: $40.
Greenwood cemetery TO Arthur J.
Gabriel. u lot No. IS: Sl2.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-02
COUNTY COURT
AooADed 70 We'd.

Vim. +. Bartlett. FL. and Cora NJ
Lamson IL. both OF Wheeling.
Riddle r. Long. * Washington, Pa,
and Mnry Elizabeth Reid. 20. OF Wheel
ing.
Sandy Left witch. Is, and Edna May
White. y. both Of Wheeling
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-02

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StA1Ehteued.
ChAS. II. NeGbttt.
II Fvo1t1sth Street ..ap-3o-k
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1919-09-18
FireSide Talks
With Members of the Newspaper
Bible Glass
By REV. E. B. ALLEN, DID,.
Pilgrim Congregational Church
Oak Park, iii.

know you do, but you do not read it
regularly, or as duty you owe to
God"
The promise given was faithfully
kept. In his little lodge in the gar
den he read and re-read the Book,
and son his spirit began to be trou-
bled by feeling of his unworthi-
ness. He writes of that time: 81
had undergone great change of
heart; and this, l believe, was pro-
duced by the Spirit of God through
reading the Bible and the Bible
only" With his change of heart
came deep longing to go out as a
missionary, although he feared no
missionary society would accept him
on account of his youth and lack of
education. How he went to South
Africa and became one of the worlds
greatest missionaries, you we'll know.
When Sir Walter Scott was dying,
he said to his secretary, "Read to
Ime." From what book?" the latter
asked. There is only one Book,
Scott answered, and the Bible was
read to him. The Bible was the only
Book he needed in that hour when
he was about to leave the Life Here
for the Life Beyond; it is the only
Book which teaches us how to live
SO that we may be worthy of eternal
life.
1t is interesting to study the way
in which the Bible grew. ii was
many hundreds of years in prepara-
ton. Every part is valuable, but the
New Testament is conspicuously rich
and important. Christian people be-
lieve that the Bible contains the pro-
gressive for teaching, for reproof, for
instruction in Righteousness. He
who hides Gods Word in his heart
will find life richer, happier and
holier.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1919-09-18
SUNDAY SCHOOL LESSON FOR
SEPTEMBER 21, 1919: "THE
HOLY SCRIPTURES"

Golden Text: "Thy word is lamp
unto my feet, And light unto my
path.' Psalm 119:105.
Lesson ii Timothy 3:14-17.
The Greatest Book in the World.
No matter what we think of the Bible
we are all obliged to concede that it
is the Greatest Book i'm the world.
No other book has so large a circula-
ton in so many different languages.
No other book has influenced the
thinking, the religious life, and the
social order of the world so much as
the Bible. 1t is source of comfort
to those who sorrow. It gives un-
failing strength to those who are
weak. 1t is a letter from God to
His children. 1t is a map showing
of photographs, of pictures Of great
saints and leaders.
Men who read the Bible regularly
find that their language, their think
ing, AN dtheir character is deeply
changed. There is no greater resolve
or promise that man can make good
than to read the Bible regularly.
When Robert Moffatt was about to
leave his home in Scotland to be-
come gardener for an English gen.
tleman, his mother asked him to
promise her something. 81 do not
like to make promises which l may
not be able to fulfill" Robert told
her. But seeing her disappointment
he exclaimed, ooh, mother, ask what
you will, and I shall do it," 81 only
ask you whether you will read a
chapter of the Bible every morning
and another every evening" Moth
er, you know l read the Bible" 81
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1919-09-18

Vinegar is one of the condiments
which every good cook regards as
necessity on her pantry shelves. Used
with discretion, food to which 1t is
added will be transformed into a relish
and will give zest to an otherwise
insipid meal. Along with other gro
ceries, vinegar has gone up In price
since the Great War, until in many
parts of the country SO to 80 cents
gallon is now the retail market price.
The making of vinegar at home Is
simple process and not many years
ago was practiced by nearly everyone
who could obtain the necessary fruit
Juice. With the present high price of
vinegar there has been a revival of
this old household art. Those who
have set up vinegar keg or barrel,
secure superior product and at the
same time beat old High Cost of Liv-
ing.
Keen These Don'ts in Mind When
Making Vinegar.
Don't put the freshly pressed juice
into old vinegar kegs or barrels with
out thoroughly cleansing and scalding.
But if, however, the barrels have q
protective coating of rosin and para
fin on the inside, do not scald, for hot
water will remove the coating. Old
barrels with vinegar in them or the
addition of vinegar directly to the
fresh fruit will prevent it from ever
making vinegar.
Don't add "mother" to freshly
pressed juice. 1t will spoil the juice
for vinegar making. Add surface
'mOther' only after alcoholic fermen-
tation (bubbling) has ceased.
Don't add old "mother" from the
bottom Of an old vinegar barrel. Add
only mother from the surface and
good strong vinegar.
Don't put in cold cellar. Fermen-
tation either will be entirely prevent
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1919-09-18
WHEN YOU MAKE YOUR OWN VINEGAR FRUIT SHOULD BE
SOUND AND RIPE; MANY WILD FRUITS CAN BE
UTILIZED; DON'T ADD MOTHER"
FRESH

led or will be very slow. sometimes
continuing for two years.
Don't store in full barrels and ex-
pect 1t to make vinegar. Barrels !
kegs should be filed half full and La
on, sides. Holes should be bored in
each head just above the juice and
the bung left open to give circulation
of air. Cover holes with cloth to
keep insects away.
Don't put in too warm a place or
expose to sunlight in summer to hast
en- fermentation. 1t may prevent it.
The best temperature is between 80
and 90' F.
Don't, after vinegar is made, leave
it exposed to the air. The acid will
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1919-09-18

The season for home canning and
drying does not end with summer or
early autumn. Many things may be
canned or dried in october and No
vember. Among these are turnips,
spinach, squash, pumpkin, carrots,
parsnips, cabbage, celery, beets, late
corn, kale, chard, satisfy, and to-
matoes.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1919-09-18

gradually disappear and It will turn
to water"
Don't, IL unsuccessful, think your
"cellar won't make good vinegar"
Either the fruit did not contain enough
sugar. or you unconsciously, perhaps,
failed to follow some important step
in the directions. Even In vinegar
making practice makes perfect"
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1919-09-18

An Iowa barber has invented pair
of ball-bearing barber shears. which
promise to revolutionize the scissors
industry. The are said to be far
superior to the old sort of shears. will
work much easier, cut better and will
never wear out
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1919-09-18
LIQUID GOLD

or facts and figures concerning the
tunes are made in day. The booklet
will be mailed free to you on applica-
ton. using post card, writing name and
address clearly. Write at once to the
Clara Bell OH Company, S0S1s Ohio
Ave-, wichita Falls, Texas.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1919-09-18
CARRIES A BIG GUN ON FLIGHT

New Army Aeropians 10 Able to Lft
$500 Pounds
A new military biplane which can
lift $500 pounds and remain in the air
twenty-five hours has been given sue.
cessful trials in Italy. The machine
has three motors which develop an ag.
gregate of 300 horsepower and 1t is
aid the craft can attain speed of
rs miles an hour. 1t carries big
rapiG fire gun. On its height trial the
machine went UP $500 feet.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1919-09-18
WANTED

-ExPERIENCED sALEsLADIEs for
Dry Goods and Notion Depts. Ones
who have had country and city expe-
rience preferred. Steady positions with
good salary. Apply Mittenthal Co., 1st
and Main Sts., East Toledo, o.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-12-19
On Wpisaut.

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brugeren, o. / en- Authorization
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alt eiter en- 'tsrre.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-12-19
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Oigre Reofoaer og hper 9iorgeu er
ban iel0 % en uugre 9rooer CT il
noc bper lin Wtelfepogn ino iii 9p.
en-. III Nun Ben er blet ea ueIitaaer
De gtauo, l,ger liz ieIp.
) 9mertfn er set ingen SieIoen-
beo al lpie ON. az Aoisgutter bar
b0pet iis 90 til De bsieite StiIinser
iuoeu fepublifen. men ieg tlenoer
ingen uoer min Sen ira Stortirsa
gaoeu. iom ira 4pisgitt bar lpillset
ijg % III itor 8aarobuIger Sette
er / forte Srrf min Sens Siltorie I'll
Cato. men ban err ing % bar SioeH
for iia. G. Smaal. NnltSt.")
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ct aammclt Wgtcpnrs Spp. 6hp.
Nu&nlano 9auriOS &epicn % hans
Nuitr1L ser boeoe hos en- SIPgtning
/ NrcOericia, er iie!Qe "6rco. 0abl. ="
iorlcocn Worgen pIu0icliQ aiqonet
pcs 0sort. De par IS o9 - gor
0omlc o. bopbe / lNnAIrc Eio pPret
Iuooelllc.