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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-10-15

and will be on hand TO take charge Of
the music. Nothing will be left I'M
done to make the affair n grand success
in every way.
The various lodges are holding
meetings for tho purpose of maxim,
arrangements for their membership =,
attend. and no excuse will be taEcn frr
any member not being present. In case
or rain or n bad day tho meeting viii
nc held in the auditorium Of tho
Nh"cIing high school. whore there will
hr plenty Of room for all to listen 80
the speakers. Hon. IL c. Ogden viii ho
the permanent chairman of the meet
ing.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-10-15
MARION COUNTY
REPUBLICANS
HON. THoS. w. FLEMING SAYS
PARTY IS UNITED AND MAY
CARRY COUNTY At NEXT
ELECTION
Says Community is Rejoicing Over
Landing an Immense Grass
Factory.

Tho Hon. Thomas W. Fleming. OF
I'alrmont who Is here to attend tho l..
&. q. T.. Grand Lodge. Of which he Is 4
past GrSnd Master, brings an interest
lnc arcrun, If dinner given by prom
ir'nt Marion county r,puhll"Hn$ at the
! VI. e. ~ st Fnirmont M"nGay IN hon
or of senator Sn' rlmth. WI" was me
speaker at rarmunrS Columbus Day
ceremonies.
cori:nc t. Mr. Fleming. that the re-
publican forces Of Fairmumt ar" SOLID
is united, al! ;hatr h"r" IS now Il r.$H,-
INTO the rri,ulIlrau fold mex; fail.
Senator Sh,rman was rut"rialncd
y"s'"r!ay.' Mr.. ti"miinE said, with a
dinner a. tn" y. NJ. {. y given BY
s,mrtuou; d.nn"r was served, The
in"riiur Wa ra.l-d I" order Ivy County
Chairman Frank Amos who introduced
Harry EMSl' as t"astma>t'r. y great
rury rrruh.icnnS r"$pord"d with en-
ihu>iastl' SPEECHES ~ which they gave
their DISTINGUISHED guest thc assurance
If fidelity !" til" Republican PARTY and
its principles. -,
"'rh" s'u,.mrH' was, expressed on all
sid,s that ihc time has com" when
Maroon cru"'r mlEh, l." returned 1"
the Republican fold. Marty c|ITy on"
~ To-. PROMINENT proEr, S>'N' : OF a few
years aE" w'r" present ~ ~" GInn"r'
AMI vulr,d tn" a>$!ran"" that the re-
i.l:hlicnr parry ~ Nrr''H county has
i".n m,,',d - rt ,"y T.Si.r .'.., himself
- n'.ng ihur"rchN r''"s'" Wln ~"
ou,l"nH and J." us~U~Hn'' That Marion
county IS coming -".k 10 IN" r"iuhE-
can r"ld. and voiced N" opinion that
ny, full ,..w.: IN '..o :'.'iat"r Sh"r-
man vas murh gra''ti"d with IN" r.
crrrion h. rcrr;l"d. After the dinner
b.. n.3ir%$scd lhrs" Etih"r.mE from
. ", ri 1lFr court house.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-10-15
SPECIAL TRAIN FROM PITTS
RURGH WILL CARRY MEMBERS
OF SMOKY CITY" LODGES
TO CITY.
Hon. Howard Sutherland Will Be the
Principal Speaker at tho Sunday
Meeting.

Ono OF tho largest gatherings 81 local
Pythians held for some time was that
held last evening at the Pythian club.
corner OF Fourteenth and Chapl'ne
streets. when members OF tho various
lodges Of INC district assembled TO
boost the big tri-state meeting that IS
to be held on next Sunday afternoon in
front Of the high school. Much prog
ress was made in the way ot working
out details and In boosting things that
viii tend to make the affair n grand
success.
The principal speaker az tho nag
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-10-15
ISLAND PAVING

Tl, PAVING Of tho Island streets Is
rcsSinE RAPIDLY. From the corner
Of Front and HanH to tn" Suspension
br,,lrc hos h,cn almost computed. and
the dctour mad" necessary Ivy repairs
there will u" eliminated within week
The right side rr North Huron street
from New Jersey TO Cromwell has been
torn up PR paratory To r"raNlns H.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-12-18
Moundrtlls Briefs

T. J. Bartrug. OF Lincoln county. has
returned home after few days bust
ness trip in this city and at WayncS-
burg. Pa.
Captain, Shields is expected TO arrive
at the penitentiary today with five priS-
onerS from Boone county.
Miss Mabel Winters. OF the Glendale
hospital. is able to be out again after
several weeks illness OF facial paraly-
sis.
J. f.. Chase. county clerk. was In
Wheeling yesterday afternoon on bus
mess.
Miss Margaret Bone. who is attending
Washington Seminary at Washing ton
Pa. has arrived al her home hefe 10
spend the Christmas holidays.
James D. Parrtott. or Morton avenue.
was in Wheeling yesterday on business
Mrs. J. b. Bodley and Kathryn left
yesterday for few days visit at Pitts
burgh. Pa.
I. H. Wilson. OF Walnut avenue. left
Tuesday for u three days business trip
at Cincinnati, Ohio.
Miss Dora Henderson. student at Sell
Inns College. Sullins. Va. will arrive
home this morning for the holiday vaca-
lion.
Mrs. J. C. Parker and daughter. Miss
sydney OF Firth street wcr" shopping In
Wheeling yesterday.
Misses Maude and Eva Riggs OF
Fourth street spent yesterday in Wheel
ing.
Lieutenant J. II. Parker has arrived in
this cit! to spend thirty day furlough
with friends and relatives.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-12-18
PRESBYTER|ANS
CALL MINISTER
REV. r 3. FEERrS OF SPR1EGF1ELD
CHOICE OF SECOND CaUHCA
CONGREGATION
Unanimous vote Cast at Full congrega-
tioral AestirR-Rev. Smith
breaches SundaJ.

NJ a tnn c"mgr' GaiIHnai meeting Vt
~" members ~ IN" Second tr"SoE ,'flSu
church Yesterday evening. presided over
hy Roy. J. J.. L~y"rhcrSer. pastor .,
Inc THIRD Presbyterian church anu
ul,,!-"ntur "r th.' West NlrSinta SEMou'
- unanimous Cril VS. "Ntendei To k"N'
ir,rr,tE Ferris. pastor nt tn. FlrS'
prr-h,rrr:au rh'Irrh. q: Sprn.t!r. u. -.
IA, meeting was = yerE "nthuS,asl't
nrr not sir~i" Dissenting VOC p"
rr,.l ,,.,irs; TN. resolution to call Rev.
F'.rrIs. who has flll"d IA" uUlp.t 81 the
second church -" su"C"ssfuilS On ~" or
'hrr,, recent "C""SI'nS.
h,.;,,,, =, -. fat .:,r thr Frs and
scr.,.-l .,hrIr. hes - Srr,ngil"'d haHt De-
f.'sd ~ combine. building n nsw "nRfch
TO- fh,. l.rCInodati"" Of hO'h th- fi,h-
,,.,rS Of Zach rhu7rh resigned - "rder
=, ayo.d .,rupli"ot'uuS. md II . f'r mat
,..,<nr that me Re. Ferris /" fire." 10
i,..-l; he rharg". .,,
..th-,s,: he. ,vnsr-vGtIpn o. y. Srr"nd
l'rc~hy,cri:m church n"Nt STHda%
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-12-18
Notes.

NOIoU.
Members Of the 2B club were pleas
antly entertained Tuesday evening by
Mrs Oscar Burkhart at her home on
East Thirty-sixth street.
Mrs. Rachel GLASGOW OF Crow Station,
spent Monday with Mrs. David Powell
Of Adams avenue and on Tuesday was
"A cues; OF Mrs. Carl Schramm Of Avon
dale.
The December meeting of the direct
ors OF the Shadyside bank was held
yesterday forenoon.
Mr.. ard Mrs.. John Rennie Of Venetla.
Pa DR." spending few days with rela-
iiNcs here" having been called because
~ tn" death or their granddaughter.
Miss Ruth Evans.
MIR. and Mrs. Peter Nelson of Alice
avenue. are the happy parents Of son.
born on Saturday morning:
Mrs. Joseph Truax Of North High
luui avenue. has returned from visit
with relatives IN Canton.
Nir. and Mrs ". NJ Smith OF Sisters
willie. ". Va. are here 10 spend the
holidays with their children. Il. NJ, and
Bertha Jane Smith.
Tho public school will close on Fri
,av for thc ten day holiday recess Tho
several grades are preparing programs
and the public * invited To visit tho
school on that afternoon.
IN" Mystic Art club will he enter
tanned this evening at the home OF Mrs.
Charles Dunlap IN Hcllaire. Local
members are Mrs. B"rnir Mobley. Mrs.
IT. f. Wi"dman Mrs. Jr..n cable and
Mrs Walter Iovejoy.
There will be a program al the Avon
dale school building this evening given
. jointly by IN" two rooms. An ed-
mission OF ten cents will be charged
for the entertainment and the proceeds
Will be used for the school. After the
program there Will be social hour and
refreshments are TO be sold.
Mrs. Malcolm McMillen. who IL a
patien, in the Martins Ferry hospital.
continues TO improve steadily and eX-
poets to return to her home early next
week
Mrs. J. y. Highec OF Lincoln avenue,
i r.rOv-ring from an illness OF several
DAYS which threatened TO develop into
pneumonia
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-12-18
SHADYSIE
Funeral To-day.

school mates VI the Young girl were
Saddencd Tuesday morning by the an
uounrcm"nt that Ruth Evans. eldest
daughter Of Mr.. X. J. Evans OF Fast
rhErty-siNth street had passed away
during the previous night. Death.
which WAS due To All acute nervous dis
order following several weeks Of in
tense suffering with rheumatism. came
at The home Of her aunt. Mrs. Johnson
OF Bellaire. where che had been for
about TWO weeks. Besdcs her father.
ih- deceased Is survived by one brother
Kay. and three younger sisters. Ruby
Karen and Ada. Rev. y. /. Benjamin.
pastor Of the Shadyside Christian
arr. Will conduct III. funeral services
Tins afternoon ut 2:3O o'clock nj the
Johnson home. Burial viii he made be-
aide the body ef her mother in Rose
Hill cemetery.
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PRODUCTION IS
BIGGEST NEED
MAYOR rHoNEH HOME FROM r. q
L. CONFERENCE, DISC
LIVING PROBLEM.
ApYraEs CONSERVATIVE LIVING
UNTIL PAGES ARG ASAN
FORCEp DowNwAEp.
wheeling Men prominent 1t MesS-
This City Fares No wore 1H''A
Others

Mayor Thomas Thon"r and me rrS.
of the Wheeling delegation I" 'h' go
conference for tn" purpose "s ,r'rI,.s
ing the high cost OF hF'"E. l. Ia, -
ton TUESDAY. returned !" IN" cay laIr
YESTERDAY The mayor "Npr"SS'h h'''
self "a well pleased wi,h the F'N"'.S -
,he meeting. and stated thAt t''
cnce had assuranC" tHiN 'h, 4'W
government would NOT cease L" :,
,ute and convlcr whcr" poS>'o' ="
asses where PROTECTING was IN pro-
.rass Efforts to ALLEVIATE" tH'' rrtHH",
acute situation in prices w!l o. t"r' 'N
until everything is cleared up.
THE situation throughout IhC stat.
said Mayor Th"ncr' u much thH same
a. az Wheeling III" SAM Hr''"S "''',
Uc,hods prevail pretty %"n"ra'E ~ 49,
parts OF III. state. Wheeling h'> 1o""'
A. good conditions n> are any Wv. ~.
rho fair priCe committee that WAS ~
nointed here has been dong some We:
good work. with the result that tn'S e'ty
mas the fewest profiteers OF any !i'! .u
Tho state In other sections II wa"
found at tho conference ihat IN n'1r ~,
cases u fair price committee nau ~.
oyrn been appointed. or had done yer!
mic Legislation N tn" matter
very difficult There Is so htttc 20 a..
Jack IN .he situation that any lFeis'a
ION is extremely difficult. However
- a,ythin- comes UP which can b.
reached through the legislature II Is my
conviction that Governor Corn"s!i WI,
ali a special session 10 pass adequate
laws.
The thing TO do at the present 't''
is for tho farmers to get on the JOB.
and raise all the foodstuffs that tne!
IAN. II will be best not to ou! any
thar is not absolutely necessary IN 'hc
inning months. Ii IS wiSest to live as
,.boanly as possible at the present SO
that prices will be forced down. As
soon as ,hc market initiation orought
abou, nv the unsettled war conditions IS
over. prices are bound 10 drop several
degrees. and things in general Will De
normal again. ,. :,
Wheeling men were very prominehC IN
tbs. Charleston conference. ATTORNEY y.
Harold Brennan. OF the Wheeling taIr
Price Committee was on inc pros '",.
for u short talk w. 3. Gibson. o.
Gibson and Mcconnell. spoke on the
,lothins situation. white Seaton AlcN-
ander gave an address on the shoe prom
lem. {. f.. Iacger. who IS also men
hnr Of the Fair Price committee. man
acer Of Strohmann'S Bakery. spoke 81
,hr grain situation at the present time.
Mayor 'rhoner who was the author OF q
resolution to have fair prlc" comfn',-
toes. appointed in every CITY ana town
l., tho STATE. gave a short address on IN"
food situation throughout west VIZ
GINA. ,
Thosc who attended tho conference
from, Whcaiing were Mayor Thom2S
r Thouer. j. Harold Brennan. chairman
If Tho fair price committee: ID. \. Nc'
kcc prosecuting attorney. and j. {. FER
rel \. G. kinpcl. &. +. iaeger. Seat"H
Alexander W. r. Gibson. Otto SChrhN'
and William W"lner. all OF the N noel
ing fair price committee.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-12-18
Marriage Licenses

Marriage licenses were ISSUED yestcr-
day by the county clerk 10 tn" follow
my: John T.. Slime. -. OF Houston. Pa,
and Maud Whitlach. y. OF MuuhdSville.
Paul Underwood McCraCken. -. and
Nora Myrtle Fletcher, -. both OF Cam
crCn.
John Clarence Cunningham. 81. OF
Wheeling and Bertha Marie Beck, -. OF
Benwood.
John r. Young %. and Anna Moore,
80 both Of MUundSville.
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Arch Moore from Bethany: Hugh ll:k-
c,,ilins I'rIIrp. SuIlinS. Va; Ira lsau-
~om. John Robinson. Paul N"iIIhah'
Harvey Duncan and Louis from MArI'''
Ia college.
Those who have already arrived nome
are: Margaret Rome from NaSn'hs ..i
Seminary, Washington, IA. ~ Otto
IroclSS Illinois stat.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-12-18
Agricultural Club

Tho Fairy Jew Agricultural tI"o VIII
hold a n""t'uE at the school n"uS' 10 70
morrow evening. December ~. Inc
meeting viii be- FIRST addressed by T. :
n Ions on .Dalrylng" This Will be
followed by a talk on The Rcn"Lt 81
rurs Bred stock by John ptt" X. ;;
Reed. county agricultural agent. Will
also address the meeting
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-12-18
.MOUNDSV|LLE
NEWS
Moundyvills High W. wArwood

MouRdsville High will open her bas-
kptball season tomorrow eyenii with
Warwood High. No regular team has
been picked to represent the local team
as vet because there is a wealth OF mat
rial trying for the team but no doubt
coach Morrison will place a very strong
team on the floor to clash with War
wood as they are said TO have q very
fast team.
OF having one Of the best gymnasiums
in the state. Last year there was much
difficulty handling the large crowds but
this year there will be no such condi-
tons No doubt a large crowd will be
nut TO see the initial game and large
bunch OF rooters are coming from War
wood.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-12-18
Moro Carr Esceiysd.

Many additional cars have been re"
crIved during the past few days Tor
use in the local district In hauling Of
coal from the mines. the coal companies
gro well pleased with the general out
look throughout 1.-THE district and the
general output At the mines Is on tho
general increase.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-12-18
ELM GROVE
Many Xmas Trees.

Quite a number OF Christmas trees
are h-ing brought 10 town by the farm
nrs " the county and are bringing a
ra;r price. Th" frees are grown eH-
t~usively throughout the district and
are OF very good quality. Several
farmers have planted quite a number
OF them during the past several years
and they are now large enough 10 soil.
II is claimed that they can occupy waste
land and grow splendid.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-12-18
Nixhways Improved.

The highways throughout the county
ara in fair shape at the present time
and with colder weather they will like
" remain 50 for some time TO come at
least The snow of the past Few days
has aided IN making smooth SURFACE
and all autoiSts are now more than
pleased with the results 10 date.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-12-18
Christmas Seals

The WorIan'S club viii open booth
AT the poStuTiCe tomorrow and Will sell
Rcd Cross Christmas seals. The Tues
day Arts Club will have booths in the
Acknowledgement store whore they VIII
sell seals q. the same day.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-12-18
"Th0 FTt Noel"

The First No"l." which is 10 be gwen
by the Tuesday Arts Club Friday eve
ming. promises TO be- ore of the best
entertainments ever given in this city.
The cast IL composed entirely OF local
talent and has been we'll chosen. Inc
entertainment Will be- given At IN" l'ark
theatre. and tickets are now on sale.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-12-18
As4urntax Students

Among the students who are return
ing home from college TO spend the hol-
days are: Walter Blair. Dean Garvin.
Robert AcMurray. Harold Young Frank
Martin, Tensie McNinch and Pauline
McMil!en from West Virginia Cnivers-
ity: Ross Bonar Paul Lipfert. Margaret
Sigafoose. Luclla Hipkins and Floyd
Ronar. from West Virginia Wesleyan:
Raymond Tough. Ohio Wesleyan: Frank
Peters, Ohio State; Wayne Mason and
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-12-18
Cunnin1hAm-Hock

John Clarence Cunningham Of Wheel
ing. and Bertha Marie Beck. Of Benwood
were married Tuesday afternoon. Dec
ember IL. at Calvary VI L. parsonage
by Rev. Fl. B. Workman.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-12-18
milling N~ wells.

A number OF new OF and gas wells
are being drilled in che Majorsville
field by local people. who expect TO get
n fair showing in that territory. The
work OF hauling the material to the
location is keeping the teamsters OF the
district busy.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-12-18
SCHOOL BOARD TO MEET

The Srhou, hoard meets 'iE evening
=, the board rnuiu4 in th- high school
Duitr a number at matters OF import
ancr are to b,' discussed. 81 full at
tendance is requested. This j. the final
meeting OF this YEAR
The greater nc necessity FOR saving
the greater ar opportunity - use
The IntellIgencer Wan ga
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-12-18
n>nv glsd Ridinx.

Many sleds are out and many persons
are trying their luck At sled riding on
the hillsides Of tic district. The sport
{, az old as the hills themselves. but
seems 10 improve with age.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-12-18
Elm Grove Personals.

Y. c. Higgins. Of CIaysviIIe, Is
spending Few days guest OF
friends on kreugcr stres
W. g. Hare. Of Cameron. l. spending
few DAYS in town The gAI1 Of friends.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-12-18

L O the man or woman who is accustomed toe
scIec,inggifts ofrare charm, COMMUNITY Plate
is we'll known. And now CoMMyNIrT PLATE
gift pieces can be had, 1m:hout extra cost, each
in beautiful case ofFrcnch gray, lined with
rich velvet Of dark blue, doubling its appeal as an
exquisite reminder of the giver.
A perfect setting for the mos, perGec; gift
you will want to sec the LoMMuNrrY Plate
gift piece; II your dealers.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-02-09

nERSONALITY counts lot. 1t
explains, in part at least, why
n Sammy has made himself so
popular wherever his great ad-
venture has sent him. A nurse in one
of the big British hospitals recently
contributed to ''The London Daily MaiP'
the following tribute:
Sammy is in my ward and like him.
His face he describes as 'one of the sort
that only a mother could love- but, some
how, lantern-j awed and high checked as
it is, it appeals to me.
Gwen more than his face I like his con-
versation. His experiences during the war
are, I suppose, much the same as those of
other men; his mode of relating them is
peculiarly his own. The picturesque i'm
agery with which he adorns his speech may
be an old story in Gods country'-to me it
is thing of wonder and joy forever.
HE came over the big drink some
months ago. He had pleasant VOYAGE.
saw no tin fish and had plenty to eat
six meals day, three up and three down.
On arrival at the port they got into the
dnkiest little train ever Before it started
with. Sammy says that personally he in
tends to take home as charm to hang
on his watch chain.
"They went into camp, where they spent
their time hiking about the countryside.
The eats here were not overgood They
given tea which tasted like the. last
water Noah kept afoat in and fish that
was never caught, but must have given it.
self up However, they made their motto,
Work like Helen B. Happy and stuck it
out bravely. The one thing that really
got their goat was having to sleep on
terra frma. That. Sammy says, is Latin
for terribly hard
ultimately he and his companions
crossed to the front. The country pleased
Sammy, but he found the language diff
cult and the French people slow of COM
prehenson. On one occasion he wanted a
pair of dark shoes, so he went into a
bootmaker's and quacked-but he couldn't
get the old dame wise to it.
"For the fight that put him out of ac-
ton Sammy says his lieutenant was re-
sponsible. He sure tired of his po-
sition and crazy on becoming a captain or
an angel Sammy was ready enough to
help, but Boche shell interviewed and
insisted on sending in his name with an
application for immediate transfer to the
Flying Corps
Hence his presence in hospital
ut is my duty to give Sammy his let
ters, and to-day, he read voluminous
epistle, his face frightened to such an ex-
tent that I was forced to inquire what
good tdings had arrived. He hesitated
then grinned don't mind telling you,
nurse, he said. It's my wife writing, and
from what she says I calculate when I
get home therel be something besides a
fence running around my little place in
Seattle"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-02-09
APRES LA GUERRE

TNHERE'S gonna be pubilee when come
marching home
And hit the spots knew before the war:
Just wait until / plant my kicks inside
papered room
And read that sign Of "Welcome" on the
door!
Pm gonna bid fond farewell to slum and
army bean,
Inspections, c. c. pills and second loots,
And when I rise each morning at eleven
seventeen
There'll be no bugle calls or hungry coots.
Just turn me loose along the pike used
to know so we'll
Before the bloomin' Prussians butted in,
And maybe l won't tell the folks just how
we gave 'em hell
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-02-09
THE DISGUISE

I wonder at the afterwhile,
When God takes one away;
Will not the lonely soul return
In wind or fog or spray?
Or in the swelling buds of spring,
Or in the April rain?
I only know, to be with thee,
/ will come back again
Because God gave the love we share,
Perhaps He'll let me be
A ray Of living sunlight
To shine, my dear, on thee!
CAROLINE GILTINAN,
Chief Surgeons Office.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-02-09

LIKE A GAAeFF Loves Rl'ee"6"'
LIKE 4 BocHE OLD uAcLE sam:
Like POW Loves s. 46emHd,
L.Ke = noCcADoy BeANs2 HAM.
LIKE III CHARLOTTE LOVES TIE KAISER
LIKE r. DEAuSr B)LLS LoAS DOE
Like r nee9 LOVES TO TAKE gsroe o,L
THAT'S Now Love 4oU.