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Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-10-26

cret she had fought encroaching age.
She had good health. her gowns were
invariably becoming; she was appar-
emily always In gay humor But In her
soul she wrestled and felt herself sue
cumbing.
She began to consider Seth when
they were out. He had grown very
flne-looking--the type Of man every
young woman adores. There was one
girl, that Clifford girl, Maude--. She
had never been jealous until one night
she saw the three of them reflected in
one mirror-Seth, herself, and glow
ing Maude Clifford. 1t was not so
much jealousy then as fear and heart
sickness.
Sometimes she saw Seth looking at
her strangely. but when she asked him
why he always shook his head and
sighed. For some time now he had
seemed distracted, sad, troubled. But
he would say nothing. And she dare
not question him lest he tell her the
truth! At least. SO long as she did
not actually know there was some lit
tie relief in doubt.
For four days now he had been away
from home, in the city. It was the
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-10-26
T was at the Dillinghams dinner
dapca Of tba Covrtr,, rsA,A A.

r. T was at the Dillinghams dinner
dance at the Country Club that
Phil Brockford first saw Marie
Lester. a pale slip of girl in white,
who reminded him Of the picture of a
saint, her golden hair making a halo
above her pretty face. She sat facing
him at small table in the same al
cove.
Are you looking at the girl with
Wilton Dillingham; asked Margaret
Miller, who was Phil's dinner partner.
eyes. she reminds me of wild
flower in early spring. delicate and
fragile. Do you know her?"
Yes; she is Marie Lester, wilton's
flance. The Dillinghams are giving
this affair to show her off, fancy"
"She was not in the receiving line"
mo; she Is bit difficult for her
mother-in-law to be. hear. She does
not care for society"
Where did Wilton meet herr"
"I have not heard officially" laughed
Margaret. "but in roundabout way
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-10-26
\ TIA WALWoRTH fingered the

H ia " ALWOhlH fingered the
s~ note she had received in the
- early mail trife demurely.
Her large brown eyes sparkled for
moment then DULY roved over the
high walls of her exquisite boudoir.
She heaved little sigh, reread the in
vitation, then walked to her dressing
table at the other end of the room.
Pm simply killing myself over It,"
she murmured half aloud; ut oughtn't
be SO, but I can't help it. love him
yet"
/ In a moment the maid appeared in
the doorway with tray of steaming
hot breakfast, and Rita, brushing away
the tears that rolled perilously near
her silky fringed eyelids, arose and
smiled brightly.
Got an invitation to Madge's par
~" Rita proffered by way of acknowl-
edging the maids watchful care at her
side. sol" Minnie answered. then
looked at Rita for a moment with an
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-10-26

first time he had ever gone away from
her and stayed 30 long He had given
no excuse for his going beyond MUIR
INJURED excuse, Business" or course,
she knew 1t was not business. What
was It? He was coming home tonight
he had written to say SO! That much,
but no more. And here in her room
she was making ready for him. She
had summoned all her forces, brought
UP all her reserves. But when she
looked into the glass she felt herself
defeated.
Slowly she came out of her misery
and raised her head. The hands of the
little ivory clock on her dresser had
travelled long way since she had
glanced at them last. She had bare
ly time to resume her composure, put
on her gown and get downstairs to
welcome her husband.
She put on pink gown that he liked
to see her wear. but her skin refused
to reflect It's joyous color. One thought
throbbed IN her like an extra heart.
What had Seth been about In the city?
Helen More's husband had done just
that, and the next thing Helen knew
she was confronted with divorce. Di-
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-10-26

~ course" she said in answer
to his question, II believe in
love at first sight. All young
people do until they are disillusioned.
May my Waterloo be far Distant"
laughed pretty Stephana Strong as she
food with Jim Mayfield by the big bon
ire lighted on the bank OF wide pond
there the other members of their
merry house party were still skating
IA the early twilight.
The man. her senior by fifteen years,
,oked at her glowing face, rosy in the
ght from the Black Jack logs, ana
ighed little. She was the very in
Rrnation of youth.
II believe in love at first sight, too,
although have had a establishment
about love in general" There was a
heeting look of bitterness in his face as
~ turned and looked at the skaters.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-03-12
STALLERS Of
PHONES ARE To
LOSE THEIR JOBS
Promised Permanent Employment When
Merger Was Started, But NOW
Notified TO the Contrary.

Within A very few days Wh""linc's
ornoy Of unemployed will add q new unit.
The unit will be composed "F youths
vbo arr classnd we'll trained. i not
cxnert installnrs of telephones. Th"s"
youths were employed by III" {. Il /.
Tclcrhonn, Company with H." under
standing that they wou,G b. sent Ii var
ious parts IF the country. after IN" local
merger was completed and tina! their
cr,rInv,ncnt would be permanent. They
started tn work n. SIC per week ana
w.ro Increased NJ thu. rat 0t s. per
week. according 20 ih"!r work am;
length nf employment.
Yesterday afternoon n quitting nm"
- large numbers OF ihH boys VT" m
formed Thai they will b" permitted |"
cork ono moro wcol; and that after that
length Of time their services VIII ne
fispcnscd with. Two questions Ar" in
the boys minds. They are wondering
whether tho company is laying. them OF
because Of lack Of worl; or whether 1t
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-03-12
TELLS WHAT CONSTITUTES aAS'
pTESS ABOUT TIE PRESIDE
OF EARTHLY HAVEN.
Beetles the Curse visited upon Man
for wickedness and the Only
Hnnn for Sinners.

Ono of the largest wr,k-day attend
enccs sine. tbs. union ev".nS"liStic ser
vices were begun 10 days az" N GA"
Fourth street Methodist k2'Sc"t'hl
church WAS that OF last night. at wn!th
tho Rev. DR.. Milton :. R"e$ dclif"Teu Il
strong and impressive sermon on lHf
Secret Of 4 Happy Home. and n" GROW
tho truth homc-riSht ur [" th' n'
side, ard in Il most comprehensive H'a"-
ner told what makes Il nom" happy
DR.. Rees took for his trNt last night
iron, tho Scripture passage reading:
Now communicate all men very
where to repent" lie said III part:
VIC arc in tho city OF Athens. Look
ing through tho dim light OF HISTORY
and inspiration. we: 500 Il somewhat
nrominrnt nan approaching whom
thev tell us is the apostle Paul. l-""i
nv the gentle pressure OF an AthenIH'
crowd. hc ascrnds by a series or liEl"-
stone steps height Of 60 feet ar't'
finds here broad plateau Like other
places of public assembly. in Ath-
sky. Around him and cut in the s"ti'i
rock are the elevated seats OF tao
Acropagite judges. Below him ana 20
the north and east is city OF tenn
pies and affairs. Of theatres and Statu-
arv. the wondc: of the world ar'i 'h'
utmos. achievement Of art ANA Tu.'
turc. Fronting him. and perhaps -"
feet away. is the bold summit OF w
Areopagitn judges. crowned o.: th"'
colossal hcathcn goddess. alike "t war
and wisdom. protecting the art, re-
PHILOSOPHY and the religion OF Athens
Pauls Great Address.
Standing on this rock pt;ltf"',t
with thcS" surroundings the apostle
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-03-12
-DR. REEFS DELIVERS POWERFUL
DISCOURSE ON SIN AND HOME
tn LARGE CROWD At REVIVAL

laul G.i;v.r5d his marvellous address
To n" h'h';::;tns. taking as Siarl.iis
Unknown Cod" from which he called
ATTENTION t. the God in whom W"
Iiy,.. r.lnvc and have our being. Re-
frrriua again Ia this inscription. re
said: I'll" times Of this !gnoranc"
God overlooked. bat now COMMUNICATE
all mn rvrrywhcrc In r"i"'n:.
In SprakinG frau Mars hill one SAP
bath AFTERNOON alfd going over Paul Is
address. verse by verso and word by
word. was most impressed ny tn'I
l!t;ln word now Is II possible th;'t
more than E9nO years ago the great
apostl". standing here. cried: NOW
rI.nmaud"th all men to repent. nat.
;h"u. should DO tn" emphasis on no"
OF ;hr twentieth century w"ul"
urge !nu AL to repent arSt because W.
ha.r AL Siunnri. II we say We have
r. sins We deceive ourselves and the
auth lS no, IN us" We speak and think
GA sin as uf omission and commission.
arid Il "" ar" not guilty OF what We car
SIN Of commission We are not very oaa'
I!ut with our Father. sin is diSobedicncc'
and in this Book nf Books It is the
truuSTreS$iun of the law.
Gladstone on Sin.
Gladston" once said: ''Unc OF IN"
worst symptoms of our age Is the con.
stant decay ut the sense of s!ntulnHss.
rh.. mos, fearful thing in This town.
around this old world. | can spell win
three letters: "S-l-N." It's tn" onc
thing upon which God cannot look
with any degree uf allowance What
has II done S!nr" il turned our hrs.
parents nut "f Tho Garden of Eden:
Ask tn" mother who snllliuqulZrs long
after midnight "Wh"re IS b% wan
,i"r;ne boy tonight" The wife and
mother whom We thought married
we'll. hut what will this present year
moan To her with husband who has
h"en untrue or is SOLDERING up from
drunken Spree Oh. this monster that
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-03-12
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We will gladly go over your situation
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Unusual demands point to the wis
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-03-12

is because the union lin"m"n wanted 10
organize tho inStallers. now That thcE
have merged tho two local systems and
bcror,e exports No matter what The
cause, tho fact remains that tho boys
who lrfi srhnnl 10 help the telephone
companies merge arc being turned loose
n, nftImo when IL is next To impossible
fer ,hrm IT, scrur" work.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-03-12
ruins homes and breaks hearts md
WRECKS. lives and sends q mu.tltGue

GpNu W tl'l lAaI ii'SL't'
Again ! would urg" you to repent.
bccauS" tho wages of s.n IS death. y
ami if We do not repent. "" must per-
iSh. Tor n" that s"wrth to III" flesh
shall ii tho flesh reap r0rruuI lNi..
And III" Muster in speaking Of err
trir Gall:l"ans and pc"pl" that dwrlt
in J"rusal"El. said TO thos" about linn
"ENrcpt - repent. =" shall all like
wise iS.riSh" l love the Bible. II is
tn" first book ever remember read
ing. have gone through its sacred
pagcs again and again, hut cannot
fnd ono ray of hope to ono living in
a Christian land like this who docs NOS
repent
Bright Side Of Picture.
have been speaking OF the dark SD"
of the picture. ] want you now /" be-
hold tn" other side and repent because
of Gods longing S"llCiiud" 10 pardon.
e. even l. nm II" that hotleth out lhN
transgrrsSionS for mine own SAKE" ana
will NOT remember thy sins. Much
like Louis rhiIl:pr" laughed ut hE
some historians. but a l"vahi" chhrar.
ter of history because Of his great
heart. who one morning sad: Il f"imh
il possible last night IL pardon hr''
men" And our Lincoln. VIII" once S,Iid
to General Cox: Il am thankful Tor
tho opportunity OF setting that young
man free"
oh. the mighty love and longing So
lirirUdn Of our Father - set ever" IN"
Of us free. and those whom He max $
free arc tree indeed. l would also Erg"
you TO repent. for It augmcnts tn hap
pin"Ss of the homo. This is the sccrr
of happy home. Not wealth. or rHn-
cation. or position. but Jesus Christ.
the supreme guest in III" home" 1t does
hom" is tho most happy. but the homes
Of thosc most devoted tn tho service
cf tho Master. If you lhIEE YOU" h"liiH
is complete without thr Master. You a.
not know what your life lacks. There
is more than one home represented her"
tonight that's not what it ought TO III"
Once thrrc was live and sympathy and
kindness. and now it's criticism. cold
ness, unkindneSs. sin. What you nc"u
is not a more elaborate building with
more expensive furniture ar larger
income but your prc-rmincnt need -
Jesus Christ. who will enter Though
the door OF repentance.
What Repentance Means.
again l would cntr"at you 20 r.
pcnt. for it Increases tho happiness Of
heaven We road that "ihrrr s joy
in the presence Of tho angels over o.
sinner that rcpeut"th. OH thai III"
news might b" born" up /" tn" bead
tiful city. that mru and women IA
large numbers were reporting on this
lively, it's not sorrow nor fear. IN
onr verso. 1t Is Isaiah San: Let IL"
wicked forSake his way and tn" I'M
hiEh:rous man his thoughts and lot
him return unit the Lord who viii hay"
mercy urnn him and /" oar G"d Inr
Hc will ahundanny pardon. Mr.
MOODY said It wtS RICH; -al"ul-f'''';
n"s.." l,s tho Holy Sr'ri: shaving rs
nr!r sine To God. Turn V, turn 80.
from your evil ways. fer which :"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-03-12
close their offices on March 81. and ship

close their Offices on March 81. and ship
MI records to Washington.
All furniture in the Offices owned by
Tho rnycrnment Is TO be sold by private
bids and after this has been disposed or
the officials Of both boards will be dis
charrrd and the local draft boards Will
bcrnrnn n matter Of history.
Tho Offices Herc opened juno %. 1917,
ON Tho day Of appointment Of the off,
clala ny The President and work was
started Immediately In gathering tho
clty's md cnunty's quota for the ma
,innnl army, md un 10 Tho lnnt coll for
mrn both Offices had supplied approx
n,utply anon for rcrrlcc In tho various
military departments,
Tho two oldest nciivo members OF the
city board are Il. S. Honeckcr. chairman.
and Capt Henry Frohme, who worked
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-03-12

been keeping tab on Rc"dcr for long
time and that he had found the defend
ant 70 br Il chronic loafrr. Judge Wat
kins imposed fine IF SIS and costs.
with IN" alternative OF serving oo
days.
y. DriScnll. Frank Ffar and Fritz Ira
brr; were lined 81 and COSTS each Tor:
drunkenness. Drscoll was picked up
hy Officer Wood on the Back river
bridge. pfar, whose home is in Akron.
was arrested by Officer Crumbacker Ia
the B. & O. depot and Traeeft was
picked up on the Island
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-03-12

prior TO the formation Of the board In
the registration OF juno .. l91G and
after that was completed were the first
two members appointed on the draft
board and went to work the morning or
the first day the offices Of the board was
opened.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-03-12
TWENTY-FIVE DOLLAR
FINE FOR L0AFING
ons vhT azd Three Drunts Mndo OF
YostardAy Mornings Police
Court Bill,

Earl Rcedcr was up on complaint OF
Chief Henderson on tho charge of vas-
rancy, The chief testified that he had
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-03-12

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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-03-12

Garfords are doing gruelling work for
scores of Coal Merchants everywhere.
The illustration graphically depicts one
of the Pottinger-Flynn Coal Company's
trucks "in the thick of it.
A message from this concern tells of
their satisfaction.
eve have the past two years had
several of your Gaford trucks in our
retail yards and take pleasure in recon-
mending them"
The service required by your patrons
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to scores of coal dealers.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-03-12

buy WAR SAVINGS srAlO4
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-03-25
SLIGHT CHANGE IN
DATES FOR SCHOOL
"CYMD Big EXHIBIT

A Slight change in dates for the high
school gymnastic exhibitions has made
it necessary to have the afternoon per-
Torrance today at $3.50 and the evening
program tomorrow night at o'clock
instead OF Wednesday afternoon and
Thursday night as planned. AS this
is tho first annual showing Of high
school gymnasium work for the local
institution friends and relatives Of the
performers will be interested in seeing
practical demonstration Of this kind.
One Of the interesting features Of the
programs will be the hard fought games
Of indoor soccer and indoor hockey 10
be played between picked teams from
TWO Of the gym classes. Much spccula-
ton has arisen over the probable out
come Another interesting number will
be the Japanese folk donce, "Geisha
Girls" to be put on by one Of Miss
Bates classes. The skipping reed drill
by Miss DoHaans girls and the odd re-
Law races by Miss Reeds youngsters are
also sure to win much favor.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-03-25
.L|NSLY CADETS TO
Meet The ALUMNI

There will be spirited clash tomor-
row evening whom the Linsly Institute
ouintct meets tho Alumni five on the
Arnory floor This fame should prove
very interesting especially TO the fol
lowers of the Orange and Black.
This game is an annual affair with
the Cadets and much sport IS derived
from il by both the graduates and STU
dents. The L;naly boys are confident Of
winning despite the fact that they are
meeting boys who have starred Tor sew
cral Years on thf floor. The Alumni
arr lust as confident and expect TO give
tho students few pointer son the floor
art.
For its size the Cadets have good
team Iiadru!l and Menkcn1ller Will "c-
c,Iny tn" forward positions. although
small. rh"s" boys ar" adept III the art
of basket shooting. These younst"rs
;ra ii the fighting kind. the stronger
their opposition the harder they work
for success. Farmer Will hold the cen
ter position. Slorcr and Sinclair,
guards.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-03-25
BOYS
out FOR PRACTICE
NOW At BETHANY

BETHANY, W. Va, March "a
Twenty-Five candidates reported today
for baseball practice at the call or
Coach Roy w. Hons berger. Material
this wear is good, and Coach Honsber-
ger Is confident Of putting out WIN
ming team. He has in johnson and
Randolph a battery that will not be ex-
ceHed by the colleges in this district.
Johnson caught for the Great Lakes
naval training station team. while
Randolph halls from Connellsville, Pa.
Bromley, Robson and Mcconnell, from
last year varsity. are showing good
form, while Beading. Cox Mountain.
Ledger, Goettling, Boyd. Beatty, Tharp'
Caldwell Reeves and Strobel are show
ing up well
The schedule IS an unusually attrac-
tive one Tho season opens at BUCK
harmon with West Virginia wesleyan
on April "a. followed by two games
with West Virginia university on April
25-2G at Morsard own. The home sea-
son opens May 3 with Carnegie Tech
at BETHANY. Bethany defeated Tech
twice last season both at home and
Pittsburgh. and Hans Wagner's follow
ers are eager for revenge. Beginning
with Indiana Normal on May 10. Beth
ary win invade western Pennsylvania.
playing St Vincent at Beatty. Pa. on
the 14th, Duqucsne university at Pitts
burgh on the 18th. Carnegie Tech the
18th and Westminster at New vii
mington the 18th. West Virginia Wes-
leyan will appear here on May "A and
Muskingum here on May so. The com"
menccment attractions will be the
Pittsburgh Collegians on June ll-l2
Manager Richard Guy of rno Coiiesians
thinks he has a winning team. alo
this promises to be real attraction.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-03-25
WHEELING high And
. CATHEDRAL CLASH
SATURDAY NIGHT

What Is expected to be the best game
Of the season will be staged Saturday
evening when the basketball team from
the Cathedral High invadcs the Whee!-
ing High school territory for their &c
turn meet with the Old Gold and Blue
tossers Of that school.
This clash should prove to be holly
contested and one of the cleanest and
best played games Of the season is OK
pected to be the result Both teams
can he complimented- their clean
craftsmanship throughout the season.
1t is the desire of both teams to win.
but they want to win with honor, play
in geach game square
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-03-25
ON THE FLOOR


Many games will be played this
week by local teams, and as one Of the
games will decide the valley champion
ship much interest is being taken In
the floor art this week
The Old Gold and Blue lassics Wall
tourney to Sistersville for a return
gane with the laSSies Of that school.
Iinsfy cadets will have their annual
clash with the Alumni team tomorrow
evening on the armory floor.
The Linsly boys will close the sea-
son next Friday evening. when they
will meet the reprcscnt atives Of Ciays-
yille high on the lattcrs' floor.
The Red and Black defenders OF Boil
lnire closed very successful season
last Triday evening by defeating the
EAST Muskingum academy five by 4
large margin,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-03-25
WV, C, A, SEXTETTE
DEFEATED BY NORMAL
GIRLS BY "a TO "a

Featured by the team and pass work
Of both teams the fast Y w. G. a. Sex
tatte were defeated by the wheeling
Normal Teachers six by j 24-14 score.
The game was very interesting and alSt
attended by q large number of fans
Misses Loeffler and IIlyden were con-
stantly in the limclight with their SEN
sational work. while Misses Allen ana
Kutchnlan played q very consistent
game at center. Misses Hydegratf and
Ruth stood the brunt Of tn" Normal
teams attack. but for their work at
guard the score would have been much
greater. Miss Pierce substituting at
side center. played 4 magnificent game
for the short time she was III. For tho
Normal team Misses DeHann and
Rogers were the individual stars. while
Miss Poornlan and Anderson played
good game at guard. Misses Dichoff
and Burt played veil at the center posi-
tons.
This was the first game OF tac season
for the 'Y-' girls, and It is tho opinion
Of their followers that thc5- VIII mako a
much better showing in the future. Fob
lowing is the lineup OF the teams:
w C. A-l4 Normal-24.
I,ocffler ncHaan
Forward.
Llydcn ------- I"osHls
Forward
Allen ...---.--.-......- Ocho1r
Center.
KQtchun .....--.------ Butt
Side Cnntcr.
Hydegraff NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. F"or7nan
! Guard.
Ruth .........-....... Hn"NrS"i
! Guard.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Pi"rcc FOR Mss
! Kut chur.
Field Goals-Lo"fft"r. |: Llyd"n. g:
! DcHann. :: Rogers. t.
Foul CioalS--ln"ffl'r. 1 out OF 4:
! Rogers out OF &.
Reterce-Miss Phelps