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Trench and camp. ([Admiral, Md.) 1917-1919, 1919-03-27
WHY RULE OTHERS WHEN
NOT RESPONSIBLE FOR SELF?
Alexander, Co1ored Brother in Ward IL,
Asks Some Pertinent Questions on
This Man Army"

ME all the time" said Gilbert, land I
wasn't studyin' nothing about hittin
him and I wasn't studyin' nothing
about not hittin' him. 50 went Up
to him and did not salute or nothin
and said Lieute nant.' and he looked
at me and said. What you wantT
II said to him You been telling ug
a lot about what will happen to us IL
we strikes an officer. What / want to
know is what will happen to an Of
ficer In case he strikes a soldier He
kind q looked queer like, but he said
the officer who did that would be
punished. So I said. Well, just
wanted to know Cause the the Of
ficer what slams me 10 goin' to get
slammed back; and I wanted to be
sure that he would get punished as
much as / would.
believe me, that officer never look
ed at me any more when he read dem
court-martia1s'
Talks About Battles.
Alexander did not go to France: he
was transferred to the Sanitary Corps
in N block. He Is mighty sorry he
did not have q chance to fight, he
says, and would have acted about like
He couldn't understand why he was
left behind and 1t did not occur to
him that 1t was due to the way he
had spoken to the off1cer.
"You can't tell what you will do
when you get into battle" he said.
"for / figured that out when was on
the target range. There the bullets
is all going in one direction and 1t
is some excitement, but on the other
side they was goin' in all directions
and that was very different"
But Ebert intends to be married
now, he says-that is, just as soon as
he can get back to earning that big
money in Philadelphia, and he says
one Of his principal reasons for do
ing so Is because he is "gettin' old"
He Is just turning twenty 1--we.
Possibly Lieut.. Darby may make
Ebert his chauffeur.
Trench and camp. ([Admiral, Md.) 1917-1919, 1919-03-27
A Real Champion.

It is claimed for a patient who oc-
cupies bed 81 of ward 10 that be 10
Camp Meade's champion handshaker-
in fact. his reputation in this Tine IL
now firmly esta blished. Every one
who passes his bed. especially every
lady, In greeted with sTIow do you
dofs I'm sure" and the glad hand.
attached e 10 HIS bed. kreadn:
Il &aiaN n1NMH@ 1fon mid shake hands, =
Trench and camp. ([Admiral, Md.) 1917-1919, 1919-03-27
Meet That Job Half Way.

Remember the camp library has
Books that will get you ready for the
Sob you want. Prepare fOf IL.
set some books on ONCE efficiency,
81 agriculture, railroadinE. carnsn-
&ry. plumbing, advertising and many
other live Jobs.
1iise sYs. have books that describe
&ke lSfIerent oecupationss for books
apcxfMk trade come TO the camp
80. { sesz aa hnk Sc the beck w@sa
Trench and camp. ([Admiral, Md.) 1917-1919, 1919-03-27
CROWDS HEAR McC0lGD.

One of the most populaM BED
Cross features 10 the sSEies %
talks on Immortality" BY DR.
Samuel McComb Of Baltimore.
These talks are attracting letal
of attention. The speaker is one
of the most brilliant In Che
country and he never fails to-
hold his audience. when you
know he's coming. be sure q
hear him. He is the man who
won the prise Ia tompstleieI
with paaaters ~ ogsf he wokl
To- ths rnost hssuslfai prav
Evening journal., 1919-04-10
Annie Of Wilmington
BY DAN.

There are many maids with beauty
rare
Their cheeks and chins and lovely
faces
But none / met can Ger compare
With an they sweet aud pleasing
graces!
The light Of love from out thine eyes,
Like stars from Heavens vault is
shining;
And round thy neck, as white as snow,
Thy raven trssses fondly twlning.
know a maid with quecnly grace
But freezing look ana naughty man
ncr,
Who bears herself with such an air
That summer breeze scarce dares 10
fan her;
But. Oi my Annic's charms for me,
So mild. so sweet, so fond enhancing,
Like wild flowers on the emerald lea
In mornings golden sunlight dancing
How sweet 10 wander in The eve,
Along the Brandywinc, fair river;
To gaze into thine eyes OF blue
And wish thy hand were mine for
ever.
TO Kiss thy lovely rosebud lips.
Ny pearl, my queen my dearest
treasure,
q, such an ecstacy divine.
Is more than mortal Joy can measure 2
Evening journal., 1919-04-10
sUODDY CLOTHES CHEAPER

CHICAGO, April i0-No decrease in
the prices Of medium and betlet gradr
c.olhing and possibly a moderate re-
ductiOn in lower grades containing re-
worked VOL ,shoddyj and cotton. iliat
is The prospect FOR ihe fall and Win
tcr of 1919
This statement was given oUi OIL
ciall, here as repre- sC1ting the opinion
o. members Of the National Association
Of Retail Clolhers and Na-'ugl As
sociation OF Clothing Mlnuflslurer
Who met here tod 81 o. consider ihe
situation.
The basis OF the situation lies in con-
tnued high labor Tor raw materials
and labor. il was said by The mem
bers, through their spokesman, G. L.
King OF Chicago.
Evening journal., 1919-04-10
AM THE LORD THY GOD.

Dear Lord, we offer all we have,
Let IL be great or small;
Because Thy life was given for US
And we must give Thee all.
But when we gaze upon Thee, Lord,
Stretched on that cruel cross,
We know 30 well that all we do
Can be but counted dross.
Thou gavest eternal life TO us
That we might live above,
Might join the glorious angel choir,
And dwell i'm endless love.
Thou art our Father and our God,
Zach heart-throb tells us So
our Counselor, our Prince Of Peace,
The King OF Kings We know.
Let us give our alteration,
To our Monarch Lord Of an,
II we give Him all our life-work,
Then our Offering would be small
If lie slay US wen not falter-
Pain and anguish we must meet;
But with Christ 10 walk beside us
We viii ind our mission sweet.
Tic will guide us through the shadows
Though they be as dark as night;
Oh. His love will give us comfort,
We will know that all is right
We must give our all 10 Jesus,
While on earth we here abide.
Beyond the stars wc'll be repaid
And we'll be satisfied.
Evening journal., 1919-04-10

WtH LIoIc oOlhtl dt
slightly irregular"
Evening journal., 1919-04-10
Expressly for the
Evening Journa'
VI. c. R0BBINs.
VI. c. R0BBINs.

Nines suggested by hearing the Rev
]. +. MeElwee, OF the Salesianum speak
IN 81. Pauls Il. c. Church, on the even
ng Of April 4. FOther McElwee's dis
course will long be remembered by
those present, as il was highly instruc-
live and interesting. So graphically he
pointed out the duties OF all Christians
the greatest being 10 serve our Lord
and Master Jesus Christ, and give unto
Him our alteration and our deepest
lOyc.-M. T.. Robbins)
Evening journal., 1919-04-10
Mems Light Weight Union Suits

an fine ribbed goods Short sleeve, knee length snOl s''
hree-quarter length and short sleeve ankle lengu
Short sleeve ankle length styles in white az Pip u. ~
Evening journal., 1919-04-10
The $50, ,OOOSale of Silks Includes All the Lovely
Shimmering "Satin Family"
At Savings of 40 and SO Percent.
And satin though they

s5e more In Most Storesi Over twenty lovely
eolors Plenty Of shimmering silvery white
and dainty she'll prints. 40 inches wide.
Society Satins at l.s5 a yard. twenty-five
colors from softest. palest evening shades TO
dark rich street coiors.
Beautiful Black Chiffon and Poplin Moires,
az 81, S2.75 20 IS a yard. Wonderful for the
unusual" black gowns most women hnd be-
coming 40 inches wide
-Gimbels, Philadelphia, Silk Sale, Second floor
Evening journal., 1919-04-10


Handsome Black Sstins.
Black Satin Duchesse, at 3i.s5 yard.
Heavy quality with q wonderful sheen.
Black Pesu de Cygne, al s1.ss.
Black Satin Messsiine, at si.5s and sl.eo
a yard
surprisingly rich quality for this price.
All these black satins arc IS 90 50 inches
wide
Handsome Satin Princess. at s2.3s yard.
Evening journal., 1919-04-10
Mems Holeproof Hosiery

Comfortable seamless socks, reinforced where the wear
oomes shown many practical and beautiful oolor Cotton
40e pair. Lisle at soc.
Meas Lse Socks, Ise psT-sx pairs Tor sisold as
Evening journal., 1919-04-10

A heavy thick plump weave. Twenty-Five
wonderful colors. And 40 inches wide.
Satin Foulards at Sass. Printed in spaced
and all-over designs Plenty OF navy and white,
or black and white. Wonderfully cool and fresh
aud spring g-timey.
Printed Georgettes. at Sass yard. Big
rose designs on misty backgrounds; flower
clusters and all-over patterns IN light and dark
coiors
Palm Beach Sstins, at ss.ss-selling for
Evening journal., 1919-04-10
TO LECTURE on BIRD LIFE.

Birds" will be the subject OF a lee
ture 70 be given tomorrow evening by
Herbert X. Job. as the guest Of the
members Of the Society Of Natural His
tory. The lecture will be illustrated
with five reels Of tllms showing the
habits Of birds. The society will hold
its monthly meeting on Monday in the
rooms Of the Park Board.
Evening journal., 1919-04-10

Search the Want ADS. for good office
positions and opportunities FOR busi-
ness partnerships.
Evening journal., 1919-04-10
GimbeIs Lead in Durable, Comfortable
Underwear and Hosiery
for Men For Spring

New shipments of Mems Underwear and Socks nth,
light weights and soft textures like for spring and summer
Evening journal., 1919-04-10
The Kind of Hosiery and
Underwear Men Like
For Spring and Summer Wear

Mems Holeproof Socks Goodlookng durable styles IN nc
favoe dark coors Cotton 4oc pair Lisle at soc pa
Mems Lise Socks ise pair six pairs for ST. Sold
as SLIGHTLY "irregular."
Evening journal., 1919-04-10
35OO-MiIe Adjustment Guarantee and Saving Of
Third on These Dreadnaught Auto Tires

achable, cincher and straight side.
-Gmbels. Philadelphia Fourth floor
Evening journal., 1919-04-10
That Satisfactory Underwear
Is at Gimbels-Here's One Kind

oui-aII rlbbcd goods
Short sleeve knsengh short sleeve hreequrerngth short
ankle-ngh styles Short sleeve, anength white
Az Si.75 a -Gimbeis. Philadelphia, First floor.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-25
LOCAL RAILROADERS
JOIN Y. M, MOVEMENT
Local Estlroaders Meet At semwood z
NJ. c. A Tonight To Organize
Campaign.

A most interesting and important
series Of railroad conferences have just
been completed in tho various railroad
regions OF the United States and can
ada These conferences were attended
by influential delegates composed or
railroad laymen. railroad officials. rail-
road secretaries and railroad brother
hoodmen representing tho Railroad Dc
partment of the Young Mems Christian
Association.
The organization has adopted the
policy tn hold each year in the spring.
what will he known US the Railroad
Young Mems Christian Association Con-
tinental Membership and Financial
week. All Of the associations will join
in this undertaking at one time.
Immediately following the Member
ship Week the whole Railroad AsSoc1-
alton movement will adopt standard
program of service for men and boys
and work together in competition to
further and emphasize tNc service 10
be rendered.
4 meeting will be hold At the 3 4 O.
y. NJ. c. A at Benwood, Friday evening
April 18th for the purpose of getting
the local rr&"ni+ation together for the
Membership Week.
Mr.. William e. MontiSnani. Campaign
Director for the Baltimore and ONO
system will be at this meeting. An III
formal program will be rendered and
light refreshments will DO served
Every railroad man is cordially In
ritod
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-25
SPECIAL MORNING
MATINEE TODAY

You men Of Wheeling who 80 to your
homes at - o'clock for your MONDAY
meal must not b. surprised today II
friends wife is not at home with your
dinner ready, and you must not get at
ali peeycd if she IS little late in COM
ing. because you wi1l have plenty or
company of men in the same boat: This
morning is the time that ALA Axiom.
the Great Flindu Seer. Mind Reader and
CRYSTAL Gazer. gives his special perform
ance for ladies only at the Virginia the.
atrc. and that Will account for many 4
housewife being late. While the per-
Torrance starts at 1870 o'clock 1t has
been the custom in many cities Whcre
Mt. Axiom has played to give al the
ladies chance 10 get seated, IL tnere
arc any seats lcf,. and also an oppor-
tunitH to get their minds or thc 0urS-
lions they desire to ask. ana You Know
many Of. them ar Of Ecry personal
nature before no starts his pySChic de-
rnonst ratiopS.
Mr. Axiom answers all tho questions
at these performances and u" desires
that they be prepared at horne and
brought to the theatre. ltr makes II u
rule to slight no on" and ihHl IS on"
reason why these %p"~iai doInnnstr"-
lions last 80 long. Friend VIII" may have
her question answered curly. hut she
lust couldn't leave To hurry home. De-
cause you know she wants iO learn what
her friends and n"iEhhnrS arc askin:;
about And another thing nrn. BE- carr
f,ll and don't got anGry if dinner il =
little late hccanS" I'1Nhc ~" asked
where you were couple ri nights ago.
of and pretend y"u enjoy il. because
she will take it anyway. ns sh" fs going
TO attend that special performance. fou
could not keep her away.
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WOULD REFORM
ARMY JUSTICE
FROM Bot TOM

WASHIEGTON. April 2i-Corrrctioni
Of tho army court martial system Shpuiu
proceed from h" bottom upwards hCCp5u-
ing To opinion expressed today by JuuE'
:. S. Gregory. chairman Of the inr"Sn-
eating committee of tho American Hal
association. III n stat cmrnt nt Inc tenta-
tive conclusions based upon dlSrinSuIcS
in the committees inquiry His S.atr-
mont was made ut the opening OF To-
days. session of tho committee.
Lieutenant Colonel Ans"ll was before
tho committee again tndny complaining
his lengthy argument against thr exist
ing system IF military justice. nc aeha.
with remedial legislation h" regarded
necessary and again Indicated his fnellng
that radical revision If the cntlF" Sys-
tom was all thai can "lI"ctuallE sale
guard army enlisted mon in their consi l,
tutional rights tn fair and Impartial
trials.
Judge Gregory inIrrjectcd the slate
mont Of his own views with the explain
alton that hr did 81 for tho Information
Of Colonel Ansrll. who might wish to
discuss some of the points presented.
The judge added. also. that he Srokc Tor
himself alone and regarded his own
state Of mind as wholly tentative:
Correction Of tn" military justice syS-
tom should begin in the pracrirc of tho
courts. Judg" Gregory thought, ~hlch
largely would nhviat" necessity Tor On
tcnSivr revision Of cases ii" especially
enumerated among tho charges he no"
qualified legal officer as presiding Judge
of courts martial To rule upon al Ia"
questions: requirement Of unanimous
verdict by the court in all death s"nirn'
ces or those Involving dish"nnrahlc dis
charge or NOR" than Two yours ,tnprlsoh-
mcnt: creation of a syst ON Of trial ny
commissioned officers before courts com
posed Of commissioned officers and oil
enlisted men before what would in prhc-
ticc be jurics IF enlisted m"n with A
qualified officer presiding as judE": crra-
ton of Il power for revision of findings
and, sentences for legal error. Ia be
lodged in the war department: and pro-
mitigation Of r"rdicts Of acQuIttal IN
open court. with Immediate release oil
defendants.
Colonel tnSrll replied thai Judge
GrcSory's statement Indicated that The
committee already was arriving nj the
conclusion that radical amendment OF
The broad result Of tho adoption nf a
policy such AS the chairman had out
lined. ne said. would he in his opinion IN
reduce tho number Of courts martial IN
the army by At least ono half.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-25
Y" comes in tablet or

LIQUID form up your body your cold and protect
you from disease germs which luk everywhere One Of the active
ingredients Of this Alternative and tonic Wild cherry
bark nga which good for the lungs and for coughs also
Oregon root blood root stone root Queen rooa su
combined in the Medical Discovery These roots have direct
action the stomach improving digestion and assimilation These
herbal the "Dcove aid in bloodmakng and are
best scou By improving the blood they aid in throwing of
attack OF influenza and act as oil on machinery.
Catar should be treated first blood disease with this aea
tive then addition the should be washed daily with Dr.
sage Catarrh Remedy which can be had at drug stores
Aoroana vo"1 weal hsd loss of appetite and then
with three different but
the doctod until could hardly walk at
and the druggist recommended
Discovery He said failed ne had nothing
bottle and homo and before
difference took two bottles and
toured nae,"- Jcua<sT Rsnkn, & D. 1,Bor 102 A.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-25
1.-THE Turn in The Road"

Faith and Love conquer Fear and Hate
in The Turn il The Road" the unuSu-
ally strong and intensely interesting
photoplay being shown at the Virginia
theatre the last three days Of this week
II is one Of the most gripping stories
seen on the screen in Wheeling Tor many
months and appeals to all classes, Old
and young. men and women, and IT Is
replete with human love, devotion and
sacrifice. The human note is dominant
throughout, while pathos and wholesome
humor run the gamut Of all. the emo,
tions. It is a photoplay you surely will
enjoy and the entire family Will be
thrilled and feel a kcener interest in
life after they have witnessed It
Ala Axiom. the clever Hindu Seer.
continues as the added attraction at the
Virginia, and his performances last eve
ming furnished some new and amazing
demonstrations in the occult sciences
He has this city mystif1cd with his
clever answers to the many and various
questions that are written and sealed by
those in the audience at each perform
ance. and his power Of concentration
is never at fault, it seems
The Turn in The Road" and Ala
Axiom will continue as the double at
traction today and tomorrow and II you
did not attend the Virginia yesterday
sou should avail yourself Of the oppor-
tunity to be we'll entertained the last
two DAYS of this week.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-25
Home Economics Dept.
Of WOnlan'S Club
Meets This Evening

At the meeting Of the Home Eco
nomics department of the Woman 8
club. which will be held in the ball
room OF tho Hotel Windsor this after
noon at 3 O'clock. the general public is
cordially !nrit":. ~ attend. Lieut. Col.
Frank p Day. member of the faculty
OF CarneGi" Tech. will hs present to ao-
dress tho gathering or this occasion,
ard an afternoon nt exceptional inter
est is assured to all who attend.
Col L'ay will us. Tor his Suhjec' ~
great hattlr August S TO l6. from
Amiens 10 Hallu.' and will cover soInn
of the moro remarkabl" experiences OF
.ho sneaker during the war Col l'aE
was formerly dean OF academic studies
at the Carnegie Tech. bur enlisted IN
the Canadian army at the outbreak OK
the war and was engaged IL som" or
the foremost battles. He has been made
professor Of English since his return
at the Same institution. He is n bril-
liant speaker. and ;hc Woman$ CLUB
considers itself fortunate in securing
him at this time. Mrs. G. J. Bn"kman
will BE- chairman OF tho afternoon.
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is enjoying a. 30 day furlough as tn

is enjoying 30 day furlough as tins
guest Of his parents.
Mrs. John J. Tomlinson Of salt LAKE
City. is expected To arrive in this city
today for visit with her son. J. Dana
Tomlinson Of North Main street. -.
Miss Mary Alexander of North MAID
street, who recently underwent an o2el::
alton at the North Wheeling hospital
is reported improving. ~
Miss Marion Allenworth of Pitts.
burgh, is enjoying brief visit with
friends and relatives in this city.
Miss Addie Hawkins left for Pitts
burgh for a visit with friends. -:
Clyde Howe, has returned to his homo
In Bellairc after being with the A E. e
in France for several months
MI Ralph Jaeger has returned 10
Brooklyn, y. =. after being In the city
TO attend the Jaegcr-DinGer nuptlals..t.,
George Smith, of strassburg. Ohio. IS
the guest of ". H. Smith. Of Tenth
street. Warwood. for several days. ~ q,
John Mccormick, Of South Wheeling.
is reported improving after being con-,
fined "a his home for the past ten days:
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-25
Registration Of City
Voters Starts To-day

The registration o. city voters VIII
start today. The registrars will make
a house 70 house canvass in every pre-
cine, Of tho city for til" purpose Of reg
istering tho legal voters for tn" cry
primaries an general election in May.
The registrars have until April "nta
to mako their canvass whom they VIII
sit at their homes fer two days With
their books 20 register any voter over
looked.
On Monday. May 9Th the registrars
will sir again IN tho council chamber to
register tho beiated voters who were
missed on ri. canvass and the sitttngs
Al tho voting places. May 5th Will be
the last day on which any voter can be
,e-iS.crSl
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-25
SERGEANT METZNER
RETURNS FROM FRANCE

Sergeant Manner is making his pa
turned from France. whcrc he has been
fighting with tho Sunset division. COM
posed Of troops fran tn" Pacific Coast
states.
Sergeant Manner is making his pa
rents. Mr.. and Mrs. l.. r. MetZncr Of
South Enr street. Tic formerly lived in
Wheeling. but for the past II years no
has resided in the wrst and hnS been
associated with several prominent min
inG concerns in California.
After visiting his parents for fow
days. Sergeant Metzncr will go 10 Cali
fornla TO be mustered out of the scr
vice.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-25

malls of NVcll-known Pittsburgh people,
who have boon restored In hralth.
ono of the latest testimonials re-
ceived which may be quoted is that ot
Mr. J. l.; Carver. wh" resides al NO.
I'LL Brighton road. North Side. Fits
hurgh. an old resident who is known Tor
.his integrity. II" said:
IT had suffered from stomach trouble
for the past - or 20 years. most OF
which time il was in an liberated condl-
ton. My food f"rmcntcd and formed
gas: had heartburn and al times sui
frrcd from severe pains in my hack. l
had tried lot Of different medicines. but
none Of them seemed to help me. until
finally began TO take Plant Juice. l
want to 20 on record that Plant Juice is
all that YOU claim for it and moro. Ay
annette has returned and tho gas has
entirely left my system. and feel pct-
ter all over. I am recommending Plant
Juice to all my friends"
Plant Juice is sold in Wheeling at u
Fl. Griest L. Co.'S drug store.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-25
TEEY EFT TEE SPOT.

D. McMillen. Volunteer t1rcman's
Home, Hudson, N. Y. writes: WY back
panied me so I could not sit down To
read or write without comfort; could
not sleep at night for constant pain. and
when I walked I was in great misery. I
tried several remedies, but mono did me
any good. After taking bottles Foscy
Kidney Pills my back and side are COM
pletely cured They are like a stream
Of water played on a fire by f1rcmcn.
They hit the spot. put out the fire and
drown the pain They relieve kidney
trouble and bladder ailments Soio
everywhere