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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-12-04
XntarnAl News.

A Big meeting OF Hope Comma ndery.
KNIGHTS Tsmplar. will be held o.: the
Masonic Temple this evening. There
will be degree work and members pres
from all parts Of the county.
Black Prince lodge. knights Of Ply
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-12-04
Adhnn-ROohAr.

Mr. Ray Adams ana Miss Blanche
Booh"r both rf New Martlnsvillc were
married here today. Mr.. Adams former
y lived here.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-12-04

place and they have kept the fact a
! secret from their friends who will now
, hasten to extend their congratulations.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-03-13
BALTIMORE RECTOR
AT SAINT ANNE'S
IN FINE SERMON
Rev. John ID. Tia Mofhe Heard A MIDI
Week Lenten Service Last
Evening

large congregation attended the
mid week Lenten service last night at
ST. Anne's church and enjoyed the
sermon preached BY the Rev John p.
la Mothe, rector of the church Of the
Ascension, Baltimore,
The preacher took for his text, sec
0nd Peter, third chapter. andthe
eighteenth verse But grow IN grace,
and iii the knowledge BIT our Lord and
Saviour, Jesus Christ. The clergy
man took the first clause OF the verse
for his theme. He compared the
growth Of the Christian to that Of a
flower or vegetable, upon the success
ful propagation and vegetation Of
which depended four things. first, sit
uatiOn, second, elimination. third, cul-
.tiyation, and fourth. fertilization
Much depends on sitsiation Ia the life
of the man or woman who would serve
God. said the preacher They should
be near the church where they may
enjoy Its privileges just as the flower
or tomato plant is benefited by the
sunshine, the air. and all that enables
the plant to thrive and grow Then
wicked thought and sin should be
eliminated as are the weeds that
choke the growth Of a flower or plant.
The soil needs cultivation, 50 does
the life 81 the human being II 1t would
grow ii grace, and of eli things most
important Is fertilization The ground
!. f1.a,,,,,,. ii ~, tv,t.t IN,
fertilized. 50 must the souf il Il would
grow in grace
The church wants its members to
grow III grace. 50 does God The
preacher defined grace as improve
ment into the life az the Christian.
-one ment tatonementl with God,
and there is no better season to pro-
mote the growth ii grace, he said
than the present season of Lent
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-03-13
EHOLlDOYOKE COMPANY
MILLINERY OPENING
rs MAGNET 10 WOMEN

Dame Fashion has turned time
backward in fits flight and has gone
backward to tire seventeenth century
for her fashions for spring 1918. She
has gonesa borrowing. as It were, and
has determined 10 discover the secret
OF the beauty that impaired poets Of
long ago. All this is suggested III
the dropping brini. the up sweep ofstlle
feather. and the rose knolted with rib
bon IN the streamers of the spring
hats as shown today at the millinery
opening of the Holidayoke Co, Main
street.
Graceful ferns and crocusses and
narcIssus were usad to advantage in.
decorating the parlors Of the mil
linery establishment, one of the oldest
in the city. and gave d breath Of
spring to the surroundings
Among the coiors most popular this
season are national blue. Jay blue and
the ever present navy blue Then.
there Ii the Victory Red, which finds
favor With brunettes, besides the rose
pink, grey. sand and mode
A smoke grey In a mushroom shape,
with soft crown Of georgette crepe.
and facing Of fancy straw ii d shade
that blended. with hand work in the
two tones Of grey and navy blue
silken thread around the outer brim
with It's garniture OF foliage and small
grapes. was one OF the fashionable
hats shown.
An elephant brown Iii geOrgette
crepe with straw combination and It's
only ornament q cluster OF roses, was
plain and stylish In It's elegance.
Henna. the new shade, came In for its
share 81 the opening, and i toque III
this color was much admired ais was
sand watteRu shape with garniture OF
flowers and foliage.
Al handsome dressy hat fiji black
maline with transparent briYn beneath
which was spray Of pink end blue
marguerites, and poke shape with its
black s1irred crown OF tulle and
drOooping brlm with velvet stream
ers were models of pretty afternoon
hats that found ready sale
There were attractive and stylish
hats for misses and the klddies were
given their share At the display. the
hats for them being in All colors with
the prettiest Of small flowers around
the dropping briins.
! a variety Of shapes and colors and
il larger number Of hats was feature
at the opening which Will be repeat
cd tomorrow Many sales we're made
and ladies from all parts Of the town
and county turned ont today To adj
mire and try on hats at the Holt
dayoke millinery opening
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-03-13
INDOOR TRACK MEET
TONIGHT AT COLLEGE
GYM BIG SPORT EVENT
Great Interest Taken III Try-0nf For
Company III For Selection To
Big Baltimore Event

Lovers Of sports are interested In.
the events To be given tonight In ST.
Johns college gymnasium BY Company
nj, State Guard, which will include the
usual events Of an indoor track meet
such as running high jump, pole vault,
l0O-yard dash, run, etc, besides d
number Of novelty events Of which
the pie race promises to be the fea-
ture
The indoor meet tonight Is a try
out for Company NJ, for men to enter
the regular meet TO be held in Balti-
more, March Is. at the Fifth Regi-
Iment arTnory
The referee is Prof RI f. Grove.
and the Judges Capt Rippore and
John w Wilson, athletic instructor at
Est. Johns.
There will be fifteen events and
there have been d large number of
entries for each. some entering sew
eral events iii the contest. Medals
will be given as prizes lii each event,
n first and d second prize for first and
second place.
The committee IN charge OF tonight's
meet is composed Of Lieut.. Ridout and
Privates scherger and Wood
Following are the events
One hundred yard dash. 224-yard
dash 4A0-yard dash, 880-yard run.
mile run, shot PIT. broad jump, high
Jump. boxing, wrestling
Besides the regular events the fol-
lowing will be few OF the novelty
events
Boxing between Mutt and Jen This
promises To offer great sport. The
contestants will be tire tallest and The
smallest man Of the company
There will be 1 peanut race. d pie.
race and a potato race.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-03-13
JEWISH WEDDING AT
LOCAL SYNAGOGUE TO
TAKE PLACE SUNDAY

The first marriage ceremony to he
performed in the Keneseth Israel He
brew synagogue since the purchase
OF the chapel from the Episcopalians
will take place Sunday afternoon at s
o'clock when Miss Anna Klawans will
be united In wedlock 10 Barney Ber-
man DC Baltimo9a
Rabbi ZENITH will be assisted BY
Rabbi schaffer Of Baltimore IN the
performance Of the impressive cere-
mony Immediately following the cere-
Imony reception will be given the
newlyweds in the assembly rooms.
They will leave Immediately after on
their honeymoon 70 northern points.
The BerHlans will make their future
home IN Baltimore and will be dit home
to their many friends shortly after
their return from their trip
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-03-13
Burned IL Gas Flanaes

Lieutenant Charles GLADDEN.. u s.
", now stationed at San Pedro. Calf.
met with painful and rather serious
accident Faw days aeo.
Lieut. GLADDEN. was iii the act Of
lighting q gas stove In his apartment
when the ignition OF the match to the
gas caused d fame to burst IN his face
and about his head from which the
hair was burned. his face also being
painfully burned
Lieut. GLADDEN. is Ia graduate Of the
Naval academy and son 81 Prof.
and Mrs. GLADDEN. of ST. johns col-
lege He married Miss Margaret Gil
rault of this city, who recently joined
him with their two children at his
station on the Pacific coast,
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-03-13
State d ohio. city 81 Toledo.

State 81 Ohio. city 81 Toledo.
Lucas County. So.
Frank II Cheney makes oath that he
Is senior partner Of the arm Of n. u.
Cheney q Co. doing businesa 50 tha
City Of Toledo. County .aud Stafs
Aforesaid. and that said ifan VIII by
the sum oE ONE HUNDRED DOL
LARS Tor Zach and every case og ca
safrh that cannot be cured BY the uas
az HALLS CATARRH MEDICINE
FRANK j, CHENEY
Sworn 10 before me and subscribed
Ia my presence. this 9Th day og Da~
cemher, 4. q. 1856.
a. m. GLEASON,
SsnI) Notary Public.
Halls Catarrh Medicine "a taken h.
ternally and acts through tie Bleed %
the Mucuoaa Surfacss Of tAs Syns b.
Send Cor easkilnonlala. frea
VI Cd
sold ~ All Axuggfsts. z
Halle EaEnfI Pulls Tor connsl
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-03-13
FIRE co. CONTRIBUTIONS

E
Deputy Fire Marshal Jesse A
Fisher, Of the Water Witch Hook &
Ladder Co. Is expressing himself en-
couraged at the generosity Of citizens
who are responding To the call for
funds for the newly purchased chem
cal apparatus, with liberal donations.
The following hayo been received
since yesterday, and are gratefully ac-
knowleuged:
j W Hopkins, 81 Samuel Simnls.
Isl Mrs. Hattie Simsns. ST; s. Green
field, s1:: Mrs. w d Chandler. Jr.. 81 ]:
Mrs T. w Chestnut. S1: Mrs. +. @.
winchester ST: mrs. ii 81 Fisher. So ].
~. q Young, 81 NJ. T. Bennett, III.
d. v Carroll, 81. Mr. Nv. e Clark, 81;
Mrs G. i Clark, III.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-03-13
ONLY FRANK APPEAL PAYs

IL would Be mistake 10 assume that
the firms. whose names do not appear
in the advertising columns Of the
newspapers are sill increduious about
the value of newspaper advertising.
Some Of them believe Ia the power Of
newspaper publicity, bnt do not resort
To Ii because. for the protection of the
reading public. the newspapers will
not accept their announcements Some
believe Ia II IN the abstract. but have
vet 10 be convinced of the possibilities
of It's concrete application 10 their
particular lines OF business still
others believe in 1t, but are reluctant
to pay for III
There are III this country several
thousand press agents who lie awake
8 nights thinking up schemes TO get
advertising into the newspapers ia
the guise az ordinary news, without
charge They do not render their
services 10. the business man gratoi-
tousIy In many cases what he pays
for their efforts ID get him free pub
Lefty would pay for the insertion uf
genuine. effective advertising. The
kind Of Advertising they do secure for
him If, by laborious camoafage. they
secure any Is practically worthless.
The consumer prefers to be ap-
preached by frank, direct appeal He
Ii suspicious 81 concealed motives In
advertising that rnasqueraales lii news
Amy business man who thinks he can
get results ~ so-casled 'EreeT adver-
tlssng Ii s0Olsng himself. Free nd
rw u cosEs sevaral times as
mach 81 BY The most liberal calcula-
ton Il d worth.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-03-13
Mems Meeting Nexf SUNDAY

The mems meeting held By the
Mems Bible class Of FIRST Methodist
church was So successful last Sunday
afternoon that another similar meet
ing Is being planned for the coming
Sunday This meeting viii be held at
2::As p. n, and will be addressed BY
Rev. L,eyburn M Bennett, 81 Mary
land Avenue Methodist church. AL
last Sundays meeting one man uni
TED with the church All men are m
vited next Sunday, especially men iii
the service.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-03-13
THURSDAY MARCH i, 1918.
WY THESE IDLE sRlPs

Many Of the E0thersoane things
which have daily exploitation fl the
current news columns are the direct
result Of lack of adequate shipping
facilities The inability 10 get food
through to starving people, the diff
Guilty and delay in transporting TO
their homes troops relieved from duty
abFOad and the many vexatlous an
noyances ilnDosed upon private indi-
yiduaIs and commercial travellers. are
all 10 be traced III large measure TO
this cause.
Relief might be found Ii the sensible
suggestion offered by The New York
Times that the more than 100 German
merchant ships which have lain idle
III neutral South American ports for
four and d half years be made avail
able for the service now 30 greatly
needed Says the Times
MI. Hurley, chairman o1 our
shipping board. 9aid last week
that there would DO nothing to
prevent the Allies from going IN
and taking by force the ships
III GermanyB home ports. But
force has not been required IN
the South American neutral har-
bora An agreement concerning
claims for PREPARATION would have
been sufficient,
The Times recommends that the as
ships iii the ports Or Argentina Be
uaed for transporting some of the
monthly tonnage Of food promised to
Cernany direct from the large sur
plus Of grain and meat held there.
where payment could be made By the
use Of German securities and other
property. the presence Of which IN
thar country has recently been consid-
cred by tho supreme war council s
There are, besides. So German ships
III Chilean ports seized ~ the gov
eminent SOME months ago To prevent
their destruction by their crews All
these. rs The Times points out. might
speedily be taken over for the present
urgent purposes BY al arrangement
with tile representatives of South
American nations now IN Paris
The movement Of foodatuffs is, Of
course. the flrat and most Important
use To which these lotions should be
put, hut the explanation given our ~
the British government for the recent
riotous outbreak among Canadian sol
diers hold I'll Welsh camp also comes
Ia for consideration THAT Fatal dis
tarbance was said to have been due
10 the governments inability 10 keep
its promise I'd send those Canadians
home, because no ships were avail
able to transport them. The idle ships
In South America wouid servo to re-
leve the strain all along the line.
sand there seems to be no sane reason
why they should not be so employed
Philadelphia Record
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-03-13
WHAT TIE8 5 sAK

and the 6GSh a1gel n0anded. and j
saw ssar from heaven alG INTO khe
earth: and there Was given him the
key Of the pit OF the abyss. tR VI
And lie opened the pit Of the abyss
and there went up the smoke out Of
the pit as the smoke of great far-
mace; and the sun and the air were
siarkened by reason Of the smoke Of
the pit CIR. Y
And there came out og The smoke
Iocusts upon the earth and unto them
was given power. as the scorpions Of
the earth have power Rev. 2: ~
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-03-13
NJ 4 RCH

The month of March has two birth
stones. The one sanctioned By ancient
tradition is the bioodstone AS an al
ternate The aauamaT4ne is given In the
list az birthsiones adopted By the Ma
tional jewelers. association You may
take yonr choice Either stone in
rings and brooches makes pretty
bit Of iewelry
The bloodstone Is variety or chal-
cedlony, dull green with blood red
spots It is sometimes called hello
trope. The principal mines are IN
India, though il il found Id Scotland.
Brazil. Uruguay and Australia 1t
was supposed III old times TO have
virtues and was used CO.
pecially to cure hemorrhRges and In
fiannatory diseases Because az this
fancied curative yalte it was widely
worn, cut in the form Of heart IN
Mexico IN the days succeeding the
conquest b. Spaniards and Indians
The stone is still believed BY the
supeTstitious to ba an amulet bringing
good luck An ancient Egyptian parch
ment says If any one have this
stone with him he vii BE- given what
ever he ASKS Tor and whatever the
wearer says will BE believed Z
The auuamarinc IS transparent
variety Of bcryl enthusiastically Of
d hEnish green cOlor It's name trans
Iatea. means sea water and Il looks
Ike the ggeen-bIae water Of tho Ocean
frozen into flashing crystal Large
aaa uHslaFines are especially beautifui
as BxDs es Of nee endagifs
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-03-13
IN 0RIA

TsAYN In fneanary af ms wIEe May AZ
Taypan who departed this life Mareh
IS 1911
In sle graveyard eogEfy STEPPING
F here RE flowers xRhEaF wave,
There iB osaR we love B0 dearly
xn heg fane3y @iIenf grave
VIE saw her suffer and heard her sagh8
with sbrobbfng heart and streaaDing eyea
3-15-1
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-03-13

In spite 81 an assertion to the cOm-
grayy, Il Il rot inst o. easy 10 pc
pleasant a. rcaclsy 9'o b. always
pleasant requires anHagging thought
Enlneas.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-03-13

TX ron fafI 70 get your copy 81 The
vening Capital, Phone Go.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-03-13

sk0NKY TO LOAN --Cn anprt&aEe ID suNls
"a euit on reasonable terms. pArstAA
gaayment allowed James -. MunF09 At
sornsy. - ].
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-03-13
MONRY 10 LOAN.

MONET no LOAN Money 70 loan On
mortgage. Apply TO winson SOFT
Arsssms,sssie Ms. ay16-tS
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-03-13
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II 1 3 q

ARNOLD On MMrrf 10Th. 1919. All her
home near Arnold Sfation EDITH A..
ARNOLD. wife OF ThDmas r. Araold.
Funeral from As6nfy cilurch. near arnold.
FRIDAY, March Nth. at 2 o'clock PM
Interment III ASbury church yard
HI
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-03-13

F.asT- March II between Republic and
Academy. one small diamond ring.
Finder notify Roam 2i65. bancroft
Hall and receive rewara.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-03-13
;
WANTED

WANTED To rent. furnished room by
gentlemen IN vicinity OF West street.
Address III BoK 597 1863
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-03-13

WANTED Four Young active white men.
Apply ID ~ Market Space. ll-a
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-01-12
A PLEA FOR REPENTANCE.

If whatsoever possesseth those Studebaker bonds.
particularly if he is ordinary cupr will but step
forward and deposit them the repentance.
he will not only the Studebaker corporation, the
post office insurance company
small boy and pOstman. lot of anxiety, but will
relieve South Bend of a lot Chicago reporters
the energies of the local reportoraI variety
other channels, besides, getting something off his
hands that he may find difficulty in getting rid of
later
For remember that a 10 OOO-dollar Liberty bond
isn't such very easy thing to market when a is
looking the with SO 900 is likely to be look
ing; which those fatal numbers, 1884
2975S splendid chance being detected. This
is of the where safety promises well to be
found in large denominations
If it were bonds $50 or 500, the country bank,
the curbstone broker. occasional farmer
might get roped in even some lawyers now and then
a doctor thousand years a newspaper
man, might get stung. When you get up into dealings
involve five figures. however. that
what he gets if he hasn't those numbers in his mind,
and il he fails to fonjled them hourly.
/. looks like nice Juicy lawsuit if the mystery is
cleared up, everybody hopes that it will be;
even without anyone be-
ing culpably fault their temporary loss II there
be real cuprt however, and he fears approach
the in person the mails might again.
maybe proper studebaker officials will get hold
OF bundle time-and mark you, that from
lamentations that you hear the street, as the
work-a-day world passeth bonds aggregatng s25OOOO
in value. looks to most people like some bundle.
AS newspaper men, we wonder how much $3.50. 600
really right the heels
Chicago man who gets away with $6OOOOO--relegatng
to a rear seat, enhancing bewilderment all
the more.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-01-12
TRAINS MUST RUN FORWARD.

The parley in congress over what Is 10 happen n
the railroads is every citizen,
difference now little ne travels and no difference
how little directly interested transporta-
of freight They are great arteries
meTco and Of prosperity. and prosperity something
IN which every citizen. from the humblest to the
vealthest, is keenly concerned
Nothing 50 discOnsolates humanity az visions
poverty II is the greatest incubator Of fear in al
the wild world Men have plunged themselves into
the very jaws death rather than be swallowed up
by poverty. America has owed much in the past.
much in the present, and viii in the future
the efficiency OF her railroads.
Whatever happens to the railroads then one thing
is certain: They not be allowed to back
the old In fact such thing is hardly possible.
Americans are a suffering people They
stood for abuses in public utilities which it
incredible that people should stand who have
their hands the to remedy them. But when
they finally awake from lethargy any subject they
awake good purpose Then they hustle and they dig
they give o American virtues OF
speed and action
The duplication stations express
panes which allowed to- go beside equally
chaotic lack stations express finally
being Strengthened under governmental control
Two bits of experience have penetrated the brain of
the average American Before the he had an
cellent passage service which appreciated will
again willingly without. he had ut
the expense of tremendous waste. During the and
Immediately afterward. he began the results of
cooperation in opposed Of
competition. This too he will again be willing
without.
Just what will be done with the roads just what
ought to be done with them is still an open question
But this is sure-trains not be allowed run
backward confusion, extravaganza
cheney. They forward. orderly, thrifty
effective service.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-01-12
FACTS FOR GERMANY.
the more

seldom believe outside people
them. Maybe they will lend listening o the
hard facts jabbed them by Macmillan Harden
famous and honest editor of Zukunft In a recent
he advises his recognize exactly what
Germany has the allies during this war and
then do their best, honestly and sincerely,
ciate their outraged enemies
The German he explains. included Isl months
brutal rule in Belgium during which every of
humanity broken, the devastation northern
France. air raids contrary all law. the custom OF
sinking passenger and hospital ships. agree
rnents with the Irish Flemish smuggling
explosives disease bacilli and incendary
neutral countries and everywhere bribery.
fraud theft"
All this. he says. is but part OF the the
allies present Germany. The
must acknowledge its Justice all particulars where
just instead OF crying dehantly against
They must also their convince the world of
the honesty Of their revolutionary movement, which
SO many foreigners regard fraud and persuade
the allies Germany really places her hopes
the abandonment Of militaristic ambitions and The
o a world peace
This, indeed. is the way OF salvation for the German
people. and the OILY