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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-18

c,. aud nice rcfre shfn~rts wcre served.
.,'r ,.ov. .v.Lf, has Lrcn stationed
,,,, ~ south carolina. received
, '''ir ;rm,n s"ry,c.. at Camp
~. ~: ,,,',r anJ IS visiting his aunt. Miss
r;,,.r IF So,,th Gardner street.
''mL.''' .I, ci,y,r Kurbannnu Mission
F"% 49," ~. r,n Presbyterian church
"'E S,, .rm,,,,.,r evening with Mrs
=, - Xor;s az Eurla chestnut street.
- ,,,.,t..,,. 80 .,,.s;rrj as Of
y ['"' -" ,nn ,nSuIns year will toe
''.,t', ,.,, .,c,..,,, IS l.nmhr:,igc. q.
'"'N> ,,c,. r,i,uI MIss Hnlrn
- E'Si'' ~ w., vain .tr.ct
II"'H ~ ,:,.,,.,. ,ui children If
mr.. ,,.i-lna win Mrs.
i'''.'''''.,. =. was. south s:rc",.
''I T.,ni Whilia,ry. vino Recently returned
''' ,.,.,r, Tram France. wh~r" IL"
80 81. I,;I j., .,,.,i.u &c visiting at his
was WI"n'''" -
H"I.c M ~ ,.,.r,. ..hurg w. Va.
!. i'", : :,.'' ,,,:s w,.s with T.. H.
H''@ r''a ''S.''.' .I,,,,
r,.,,,,. which hly,. been held
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-18
NIouudsvllle Briefs.

News NILS received here ycstcrln!
that Louis X. Nn:llc. local boy. in Camp
Meade. Md. IS IN The baSr hospital H.
although his condition IS ROT cohSlo-
cred serious.
Henry Compton has returned hone
from 4 business Trip 10 Pittsburgh.
Stalcy Hartley Is seriously III u ms
home an Center street
Mrs. Thomas wilson, wiz" has poem
III 4, her home on Fifth street io' d
few days. is improving.
Mrs. G. Il. Y"ho has returned 10 hcf
home on Ton'.ms"m av"nu" at''r N.St'
with friends and relatives III -"N
Mcchcu.
Tho basketball game At the Flrst
war,i school huiid;Hg last - 'nIns WIS
VOL attended.
NJ Joseph + Voir!c and Mrs. E''!o
t.h.now,th were callers in Wh"clins'yes'
to-day.
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GAINESVILLE

Much intcrcs, is being taken ntac
" = war exhibit: being held II the
fire depnr,mcaI: a: the city buildNs
whnr. the trophies arc hslng d'splRy"0'
tins ia bctns gwen here under me
ausricce Of the fircrnrn, ana sunday
vii b. the las day Of the eNhioit"h'
Don't fail 10 take advantage OF se"inR
them.
49,, strc.,, left ;his week Cor littS-
hursh, where shn has accepted ~" posi-
ZION of chief bcokkccp+r IN 'he / iT*i
National bank q that cay.
Miss Stella Kemp 90 f|nst Main street
entertained the Young Ladies CHRISTIAN
circle of the Presbyterian church d,
her home Tuesday evening. \ good
social zinc vas enjoyed by 'h"sH pres
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n,,rrrp EGGS CHEESE.

\E.W YORK. Ian. H. B"il"r E"c'" .1.
rr.an.ry. higher than cNtta" Boz: m %;
cxtrt %" scrrri Ga = Is: NrSis b: =
81: ,a.king stock. currcn' make NO. -
t'pys FIRST fresh gathered extras % ~
ST. fresh rathnr"L regular packed en-
ira iirsts o.; . 81: do. hrstS hl's CO.:
STATE. p"nnSylvani, md nearby western
Lc,i ~ wElt". ordinary :" prime o." :"
e.. do. nrown E7w"H: 90. Ea'h'Tfo Dfo"h
md mixed coior~ 6H"GG4ia.
i-hersr steady: state whole milk. mats
! froeh specials @6iS36t=: do. average ScA
| 35@l35i2
| Flour unchanged.
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and one daughter. The daughter vas
discharged from the Glendale hospital
"Wednesday after Il long illness. and tie
shock Of her fathers death caused
rrIapSc and she has been returned to
the institution. = sister OF the de-
ceased died suddenly in California this
week ard was buried yesterday.
Acting Coroner Squire RIGGS rendered
n verdict Of death from heart faiiulc.
Tho deceased was formerly city clerk
Of Moundsvillc and was u painter Ard
paper hanger by trade. The funeral
has not been arranged.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-18
SUGAR.

NEW YORK. Jan. lT.--Th" local mar
krt for raw sugar wn- steady and I'M
changed ~ is for centrifugal !" ia"
rcGnrr The board reported purchases
Of $1,000 bags Of Cubas Tor January
shipment.
In refined the demand is only "C mod
crate proportion. but with IN" removal
Of ih., zoninS system OR Monday husI-
ncsS ~ expected :" increase materially.
Arrivals nF lat" hey" h""n m"r" liberal
and prr"t'-riiy al r'f;n"rS at" abb I"
tax" orders md make TairIi rrnrUt
shipment. Prizes wcr" unchanged ~ H'
for fine Eranulatcd.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-18
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK.

,.fj!,'AI;U. Jan. :.---l:"ss. rec"r pts
o. ,.a"- ,tI,r..~t op~u"d strong {" lHr
hirh.- losing w!th ldTHHc" lost: Btak
1-an. r!,.ht 1854 iTHo: packing 1850 q
So .hrnwuuus Is G1I $3.50: pigs. good
r,;,i.. It's S.0rc": h"s, fat ";,,tle
and Gamers strong. others SLOW: buiia
lower: calves strad%: day prices I'M
Shr..n r.cstpts S."G6: market about
steady with yesterdays general trade.
Day prices unchanged
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l)-TranSf"r books close ,lan. 10. Tor
per cent cash dividend. i'ayabic Jan.
10Th.
to)-Tran<r"r books c!osa Jan. IA. tOr
a per cent cash dividend. payable
Feb. l.
(S)--TranScrr books c!usr ian. 81, fOr
q regular | pr cent and an extra per
cert cash dividend. payable E.'a. /.
DEMONSTRATIONS. 20 ucw stock
books close Jan. 80.
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Uaa ENJOYABLE Event.

Last evening the members OF ~
Sophomore class at MounnSFlhH ms
school entertained Inc members ~
y,,,,ndsy,I,, and Slstersvile high bas-
rn,h,I, teams Following the game staged
i, ,h, I,,-s, ward school building. y
rny,l rood time was enjoyed and re-
rr,.slrnrn,s OF 4 delightful nature were
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STOCKS AND BONDS.


man. ds.h Thursday might at The nome
Of N, daughter, Mrs. l.. AkIn' FOL
lowing a long illness. me dccF''Se',
vas y y"Ir~ Of age. ana Is survival
II, ris wife. r:v" daughters and one
iro,hcr. H.. was L Civil war veteran
rr,,., ,un.rsI services were held yes
,rr,loy .?rning VI the Akin home. cor
J,c;cd BY Rrl. &. -. Smith. OF the l.
g. church, TIL" remains VIII ne lah' u
f. CanunShurg. IA. this morning hn'
services will br held III the Hi chul'".
In,rrmen: vii b. made III Char'i''"
rnIn. IrrN.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-18
Meet Tuesday.

Tuesday evening an important meet
!ns; of The Woman's Home missionary
Snri"ty Of tn. First NJ. T.. church Will
hr h"Jd ~ tn" church pariors. business
rf .,ntcrc:: IA AL members will come
up and i full attendance is desired.
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To Wheeling.

Tn, Mnundsrill" high s'hooi Rti's
basketball team will so |" he'''"a
his evening. where they Will 'h"et ~ ~,
Wheeling high school QUINTET U" w.
Wheeling high floor. TINS VIII DC q
f,,, r,n,c and tho locals Will be &C.
,.nmpantcd hv many supporters.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-18
couutv Court Met

YESTERDAYS morning " ShNi' NS"
.h., ,,,,,,,,. court WAS held III III" '"Hrt
,,,.,.,. md h;ilS :or work den" ~ :n'
r,-rov,a were. pad O,h"r routine nns'-
ness was taken m.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-18
Elmer Donley Dead.

Elmer ponjcv. well known resident az
,:Ic,d,i. raescI away very suddenly
,.neirr1,v rorntng a. his home. lie
v.,e IN good health apparently tho might
nr..yirus IL is survived by his vile
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-18
BOSTON COPPER STOCKS

vgEEr.ING. ". Va. Jan. -. ~.
rmyntxhcd tn. I:teliiEeneer by n n
a.,.n T. TO-, members OF the New I ORR
s,ock r;xcnaugs. National Bank Bu'!d'
W. wheeling. W. Va. Louis F. Brand
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-18
Held Social.

Last evening pleasing social ~ds
held m thu Christian church parlors by
tn. Christian Endcavor OF the church.
Many wcro present and following
splendid program refreshments were
served.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-18
Curb Mining Stocks.
PETROLEUM.

OIL CITY. "a. J,a l;.--Crr-iit bal
,r-.- Il Runs UI.pH", ;F"faS'' oI.pIE.
ct,,-,c,,s .&a42. av"raI'. - as.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-18
N. Y, STOCK EXCHANGE

/: WHEELING. W. Va. Jan. II. -
! v,,rn. shed the 1rrenIxoncer by A r
;Na,teu & Co, members Of the New 1oFs
stock Exchange National Bank Da.ie'
ing. wheeling. ". Va. Louis Z. eEana
mn
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-18
New York Cotton Market

WHEELING. ". Vn. Jan. II. 10.
Furnished 10 lniclllEeucrr by a r,
Y..,en & Co. members OF the New YORK
atock E1churEe. National Hank build
ing. Wheeling. ". Va. Louis +. brand
manager.
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Standard Oil Subsidiary Stock

WHEELING W. Va Jan. -. ~.
Furnished ihe 1a;eiligencor by
ue.ten & Co. members or the New 1ora
stock Exchange. Nationa, Bank suilc
Inx Wheeling. W. Va. Louis F. efano
manager.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-18
NEW YORK CURB MARKET

WHEEL ING, W. Va Ian. H. IL.
F1,rnl.hed the intelllEencsr by a. Il
Hastcn & Co. members u the Ne" forh
Block Exchange National Eanb buiio'
ing. Wheeling w. Va, LOUIS i. BranA
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PITTSBURGH STOCKS

WHEEL. INC. W. Va Jan. IT. Is.
Furn.yhed the 1ntcllIsencor by a. =
ua,ten & Co. members or tho Now 1ora
stock Exchange. National Bank Su'lo'
fnx. wheeling. ". Va. Louis y. brano
manager.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-18
Ur"n High Low Close

Cash quotations; Corn. No. >: yellow.
l.43: 80. yellow LIS u 80: No /.
yellow L%i n l.3I.
oats. 10 : white G. @ GSit: standard
G7::. Gn c..
lurIl nominal Lard 1915. Ribs @:.5a
n 9inJ
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-18
LOCAL STOCKS

UIrEELIECi. W. Va. Ian. II. -.
Daily quotation list Wheeling Stock
Exchange. compiled for the 1ntclligen-
cor.
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per share. ,oo,
Bends Slo.j7".hh".
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r " Douglass Dead.

= " Ir,uG.a*.. we'll Hn"wn lofa
Evening star., 1919-10-25
Garden Memorial Aia:..et. a:.ssa,,: Ave.

Rev. GEORGE NJ CUMMINGS. psssor.--
s.n.; SUI 3. D.. $50 PM; PM evsaias ser1ics. 7:so.
We wish to extend our most hearty thanks
to all our fflends for the liberal contributions
given t6wafd our church improvement fund.
The work has been delayed because of sew
eral reasons We could not avoid. but we hope
70 proceed with the vosk ~ soon - psae.
ticable.
O. 3. JOHNSON. Chairman Beard Of Trustees.
Evening star., 1919-10-25

Ebenezer NJ. se,.M. sss WIZ .R Dean. mp .fs:,or tor
$50 a.m-Sunday school.
II 90 a.m.-Rastor's subject. LIFE 4
: CLEANING"
$50 pm.-Epworth League.
7:0O pm-Sermon, REV. MATTHEW An
CANDY of MONROvIA. WET AFRICA
LIBERIA. ALL WELCOME.
Evening star., 1919-10-25
Eastern PRESBYTERIAN Church

sixth st. and Maryland ave. ne.
Rev. ALFRED +. BARROWS. ID. D.. Pastor.
I1:0O am.-Sermon by Rev. Charles L.
Neibel
500 p.m.-''The Wrong Love Of Demas."
$40 M Bible school. Glasses for all.
1O:OO a.m.-Men's Bible class.
100 pm.-C. f.. Things Chinese
Evening star., 1919-10-25
Western Presbyterian Church

WeSternr IeSDy yteI1dIlOIIurCll
~ street Between 10th and 10th NV.
Rev j. HARVEY DUNHAM, Minister.
9:3O-Sunday school.
II l1:OO-"GOd's Twin Laws"
7:O0-Christian Endeavor.
s:OO--"Christiau Heroism."
Lieut. w. H. Il. Leitch Of the 63rd In
fanfrr viii sneak at the evening service.
Evening star., 1919-10-25

All Sou1s' Memorial COM: COM, AND ~.
The Rev. b. II. D. sTERRETT, Rector. Rsv,
J. MACBRIDE STERRETT, ID. D.. Lift. D..
Associate Rector. .. School. e:lS.
ea.m.-Holy Com nunion.
11-Norntng prayer and sermoa,
Evening star., 1919-10-25
We,tmiaster Church Memorial . =. r.

REV. T. e. DAVIS. Pastor.
Preaching service at IL an. Subject.
..The Teachings Of Autumn At 8 o'clock
pm. the pastor viii speak on The Hand
writing on the Wall"
Evening star., 1919-10-25

Northminster M s.s sna sund.; r. l. :ss; School n~
II, preaching by Rev. Talmage Witt; 6:45.
O. T. Every one welcome.
Evening star., 1919-10-25
Fourth Presbyterian Church

EOUIIII ISSOy tC1 1d11 N1IC1 SI1
18th and Fairmont sts.
Rev. JOSEPH 4. KELLY. D. D., Pastor.
$50 am.-Sunday school,
II 90 am.-The Communion of the Lords 8
Supper. e..
TOO p.m.-C. 4. Society.
500 p.m.-Rev. DR.. John Robertson bf
Scotland breaches. II
Dr. Robertson will preach each day of the
week except Saturday at PIN. and pm.
Evening star., 1919-10-25
Calvary Baptist Church

ekh AND 81 GIA NV.
Rev. SAMUEL 81. GREENE. D. D.. Heatse.
Rev. A. r. ANDERSON. D. D.. Assistant
Rev. A. D. BRYANT. Minister 70 the DsaE.
Sunday school. $50 an, N. 8. Fau-
cett. superintendent.
II 1a.m.-Sermon by DIR. Anderson.
Sp.m.-Bapfism. Address by Gen.
BatinGton Booth.
Thursdays p.m.. prayer meet
ing covenant meeting): pm, dea-
cons meeting. Christian Endeayor
meetings, Sunday, pm; Tuesday. 8
pm.
All are cordially invited.
Friday. 7:30 Pm, meeting Of Wom-
ems Club in s. 8. House. Classes In
basketry, millinery, dressmaking. etc.
Evening star., 1919-10-25
Church of the Ascension.
CHRIST CHURCH

CHRIST CHURCH
o20 G STREET Sc FOUNDED 1875.
REV. WILLIAM CURTIS WHITE, Rector
Oct. 28-19th Sunday after Trinity.
Services-7:30 am, II am, pm.
Set timepieces back one hour.
The rector has returned from his vacation
and will oficiate at all services. Morning
sermon, The General Convention" Even
ing sermons The Next Job for the Church" :"
STRANGERS HEARTILY WELCOMED AT
THIS HISTORIC CHURCH.
G. D...1,., 23RD STREET NEAR
Sts duA , WASHINGTON CIRCLE.
REV. ROBERT TALBOT. ID. D.. Rector
Services: 1:30. $50, 10 and IL am \
The rector will give resume of the Detroit
General Convention at II am.
Take Pa ave. Georgetown cars
Evening star., 1919-10-25
IrnlnanucI Baptist Church

18th Street and Columbia Road.
To - ths Natisnal Ra2tist Memorial to Re-
HRi0ua Liberty.
. SnJE Pastor. COVE g. JOHNSON.
9a98 a.m.-Bible school, with classes for
1lso0 am.-HaYvest Home Service, with spe-
a.. ,ial invitation to the cd folks." ard
sernon ~ tie psstor on THE 100s
HOME"
S:ee p.m.-Enlistment service, with special
Invitation to the young folks and
seFmon BY the pastor on TIE CALL
TO A NEW CHUSADB."
rnMEf
Evening star., 1919-10-25

FOUNDRY METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH
Sixteenth Street Near P Street Northwest
REV. HERBERT F. RANDOLPH, D. D, Minister
Residence 1741 St. NV Telephone Franklin 1884,
SERMONS BY DIR. RANDOLPH:
11OOam-"SAVE THE WORLD BY STAYING AT HOME"
sOOpm.-"A NEW INDUSTRIAL ORDER-THE NATIONS
ONLY HOPE" the last in the series of sermons on
"The Industrial Conflict
As prelude to the evening sermon Dr. Randolph will speak
on THE ROOSEVELT MEMORIAL
9:3Oam-CHURCH SCHOOL WITH CLASSES FOR ALL
AGES Parents invited bring their children
and join this school.
Gas 5pm-EPWORTH LEAGUE CAT HOME" SERVICE
Topic: DOING OUR BIT"
THURSDAY to 9 p.m-MIDWEEK SERVICE WITH AD-
DRESS BY THE PASTOR.
Foundry Church Is Everybody's Church
Evening star., 1919-10-25
Sixth Presbyterian Church

18th and Kennedy SITS. NV.
REV. MARCUS A. SPENCER. Pastor.
SOCIAL VISITATION SUNDAY.
9:45 a.m.-Sunday school.
II 100 ma Church Army"
500 p.m.-"THE SERVANT PROBLEM:
Thursday. 8 pm.. rally prayer meeting II
church,
Evening star., 1919-10-25
Church of 81. Michael and AHA.veI,

22nd st.. and Va. Ave. NV.
REV. p. MURPHY, Rector.
Sunday service-1l am.
Evening star., 1919-10-25

E. Hez Sven r!:assI;.. n:ssss: 'n1Ss.ss' Ss:s P
Lloyd Of Va. Sunday, II a.m. and p.m..
Bright Auditorium, large Comfortable clRairs
(men like them): good congregational sing
ing. Centennial Bapt. Ch.. 7th and Eye ne.
E.f|k E NEAR 7th S.W. (Sssthern Cea-
AuA yentionl.-The women from The
Baptist Home for the Aged" viii be our
guests- Their favorite hymns sung. Dr.
John z. Briggs win preach on Waiting On
COD at II, and weighed and Wanting" At
7:30 thew time). Baptism. 3. g., S:30.
Chapel. 8. B. 7. p. o., 6:43. Welcome.
Grace Baptist rsss,1. 81 ASn r. y & ioHssas axss
s:30-Bfbie school. Claases for all
11:es-''G0Dg GREAT CHALLENGE TO
7:45-"'cLOUDs ON THE NATIONAL
HORIZON AND-WHAT NEXTr'
Yomg peopls's meeting At e:4S.
Second Baptist Church -. ~. !. ~. "a
Rev. HOWARD !. STEWART. Pastor.
IL an, "HAS TIE WAR MADE TIE
WORLD SAFE FOR DEM0cRACYT" and
Pm, peoples popuiaf happy hour with
song service: solos By Mrs- George Price
ssd NJ. waiter y: sorelL and sen.ee On
IN BIGp CfrIEs.'' There viii be taptsn.
A thsasand seats and Q thonsaB4-fah wei
Evening star., 1919-10-25
Ceoroetoun Church St; NEAR

Rev, James T. Marshall, D. D.. Pastor.
and 8 pm, preaching by pastor.
Evening star., 1919-10-25

We.leyan Pentecostal .ss 3D. 4,s ss'; a.s' s:'
Rev. H. B. HOSLEY, Pastor.
Sunday services: Sunday school. e;4o:
preaching At IL and 7:30. Prayer meeting,
Thursday. 7:3O Strangers cordially invited.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1919-02-15
FRENCH IN ORIENT
ITALIAN CONSUL AT SMYRNA
TAKES EQUATORIAL STEP.

According to report received from
Smyrna, the Director of the Austrian
hospital at Smyrna, Asia Minor, after
the departure of the Austrian Con
sui, raised the French flag over the
hospital, under the belief that
France was the protector of Roman
Catholic institutions in the Near
East. The Italian Consul, it is de-
clared, demanded that the French flag
be replaced by the Italian flag imme-
diately. The Director of the hospital
refused. The Italian Consul, it is
added, then requested the Turkish
military authorities to arrest the
Director. He is reported to have been
arrested and placed aboard an Italian
warship.
This means, of course. that Italy
has an eye on ConstantinOple and the
East. France is complaining that her
influence in Palestine is being under
mined by England.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1919-02-15
A FRENCH GENERAL
iE FULFlLLS vow AT SHRINE
OF OUR LADY IN NANCY.

A splendid fete took place at Nancy,
france, the other day at the famous
Church of Notre Dame de Bon Sc
,ours. 1t was here that the Bishop
Mgr. Turinaz, made his VOW in 1914
IN the feast of Assumption, to build
church to NOtre Dame de LOurdes
md lead great pilgrimage to the
irotto after the war if Nancy was
pared and France was victorious.
Iere also, when the city seemed men,
ced by the enemy, last February,
anne ten thousand pilgrims to pray in
he sanctuary for protection.
On recent Sunday by invitation Of
he Bishop these people of the city
anne to render thanks to Our Lady.
they came in an amending stream
'arishes and outlying districts con-
,ucted by their Cures.
In the midst of this procession there
anne pilgrim who drew the eyes of
Ill and for whom all made way Gen
eral de Castelnau, saviour of Nancy,
zero of the Grand Couronne. attended
~ his son and colonel of his staff,
advanced to the altar to fulfil vow
lie also had made in 1914. He deposit
I'd on the altar of the Sacred Heart
IN eX-voto offering of marble bearing
he following words: ITO Our Lady of
Bon Secours, eternal gratitude I'm
'ess the Lord guard the city, in vain
ices he watch who guardeth it.
He then knelt in fervent prayer for
several minutes The Generals his
toric offering will be placed in the
sanctuary between the altar of the
Sacred Heart and the tomb of Stani-
slaus
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1919-02-15

Saint kilian.-In the library of the
University of Wuerzburg, Bavaria, is
preserved Missal of the Irish saint
st. killian, who was martyred there
more than a thousand years ago.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1919-02-15
OLD WORLD NEWS

Saint kiIlian.-In the library of the
University of Wuerzburg, Bavaria, is
preserved Missal of the Irish saint
st. Killian, who was martyred there
more than thousand years ago.
Pope Receives v. S. Officers.-Pope
Benedict on January "a received a
group of American naval officers.
They were presented by Mgr. O'Hern,
rector of the American College in
Rome.
President in Rheims.-The Presi-
dent has visited Rheims. The veneer
able Archbishop, Cardinal Lucon, re-
ceived him and personally conducted
him among the ruins of the Cathe-
dral, and presented him with one of
it's intact art panels which is about
three feet in diameter.
American Red Cross Funeral.-The
funeral of Miss Edna McCauley, of
the American Red Cross, took place
with services at st. Silvestro, the
church of the English-speaking Cath
olics in Rome. Over one hundred rep
resentatives of the Red Cross and
other American organizations were
present. Very Rev. Mgr. Bernard J..
Mahoney, spiritual director of the
American College, represented that
institution at the obsequies.
Chaplain Is Honored.-Major the
Rev. William Devine, ID. D., Catholic
chaplain with the Australian forces,
son of the late Mr.. George Devine, J..
p, Castlederg, County Tyrone, has
been awarded a second decoration of
the M. c. He previously won the
Croix de Guerre with palm, and in the
same year won the rank of major.
Father Devine was in Melbourne when
he Joined the forces.
Irish Hero Is Decorated.-Captai
G. j. Mccarthy, A. S. c., who has
decorated by the King of the Belgians
as Chevalier of the Order of the Bel
gian Crown, for services in connection
with transports and supplies to the
Belgian army, was formerly Depart
ments of Agriculture Inspector for the
Southwest Of Ireland
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1919-02-15

The love of the base and plebeian
spirit is the desire to take all 1t can.
The love of the nobler spirit is the
desire to give all it can Sacrifice is
its only true expression,
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1919-02-15

Charity is fire, but three things
can extinguish 1.-THE wind of pride,
the water of gluttony and luxury, and
the thick smoke of avarice.-St An
thong Of PQdaG.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1919-11-21

not sobbing; her eyes were dry yet
every movement, each glance exhibit
I'd her depth Of horror. / drew her
closer, tnoughtlesS OF what she was,
my heart yeaning to speak words OF
comfort, yet realizing there was notn
Ing left me to say.
40 not mind me-" she said, pous-
ing before the utteranco Of each word
to steady her voice TT en- not
going to break down. lit is the
suddenness--the shock, II shall be
strong again in a minute"
DYou must be-" l whispered, 'IoT
lheir lives may depend on as
ii was a short path before us and
became more clearly defined as we az
vaaccd. A sharp turn brought us lhlS
full vinw Of the cabin, which stoot
b Haap opening, bailt against u.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1919-11-04
NURDERERS
SEEK RELEASE today

Marysville, Cal, Nov. 4.--Attorneys
for Mrs. Fred J.. Wilson and Frank
McCormick, held in the killing OF
Charles Brown, young and wealthy
sheep raiser, We're expected today to
file habeas corpus proceedings to win
their release.
Mrs. Wilson, wife of San Francis
co newspaperman, Aand Mccormick
both shot Brown late Saturday after
Brown had fired at Mccormick, ac-
cording to their story. They asserted
Brown had insisted on paying atten-
ton to Mrs. Florence Howard, 21,
their sister, and the wife of a young
logger.
The authorities are trying to deter
mine whether rifle bullets fired by
Mccormick, or several shots from a
25 automatic fired by Mrs. Wilson
into Browns PROSTATE body killed the
man. Brown was a member Of one of
the older families and was popular
II have done nothing to be asham-
ed Of" said Mrs. Wilson. II regret
the unfortunate affair. Soon everyone
will understand that shot only to
defend my brother. The rumor that
was in love with Brown is too alb
surd. He and did not speak the same
language"
Fred J. Wilson formerly was a
member of the Royal Canadian mount
ed police.