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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-04-20
.C0LERAIN

Mr.. charles Fulton and sister. Miss
Hazel, spent The weekend n Bethesda
and BNrneSville. y.
Mr. Williams. o: Elm Ciror-. spent tn,
Weekend with his dang e!,i"r, Ite', ana
NJ. and Mrs l." Moine Whit" and
drugh:rr Mildred. oC Pittsburgh. IA.
was IN" guest nc their parents. Mr.. an"
Mrs. II. r. White snndny ,,,,...., .,.
the guest of Edith and Marx Scott sun
Rev. and Mrs ! \. Shaw we're callers
in Wheeling. Monday.
Mnssrs. !. W Walker. Fred I.awr"nr"
and J. r White We're on business III st
ClairSvi!lr this week.
Mr. william Fulton waS called -
Jacohshurg Saturday 10 attend IN" III
neral Of his broth"r-in-law
Miss Laura Rundy Is Ill at her home,
Her many friends wish ner u speedy re-
Mrs. Farouhar. of Pennsylvania. Is
visiting ut the home Of her daughter.
Mrs. J. w. Walker
Misses Anna and Esther Walker at
Tended tho convention Mt Cambridge. -:
Rev. and Mrs j. A. shaw nturn"d
home Wednesday after attending HI"
convention at Cambridge, @
Mr. Milton Yost was = business caller
In Wheeling Wednesday.
Mrs. Jones, Of Wheeling. was ;hc
guest OF Mr. and Mrs. n F. White Sat
urday and Sunday.
Messrs. Grady Spoon. Harry Fox and
Edwin Miller were callers in ST. Glars
Vile Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bently ard daughter
Margaret Elizabeth, har" returned 20
their homo at Coleraln.
Mr. G. X. Hogu" was caller IN Bar
ION, Wednesday,
Mrs. ]. w Rigsby was the guest OF
her srand-daugh ter, Mrs. NJ. Q. Martin.
Of Wheeling, Thursday.
Messrs. Wallace, Eli and Pocl Walker
we're callers IN St Cia:rSv:Iis.
The annual Presbyterian conErcgh-
tional meeting WAS hold 1T Coleratn on
Wednesday, evening. and the officers
y.-. elected for tn, following year.
Miss blanche. Berry IS improving
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CADIz.

,,nry - ,nril - Mics C:corpn q
,.,, -. ,,,,,;r,. vim friends in T,i,..
l,nr,.r
It. II tcn,mn, rr Mary ,.oc,-
w; Va .jjarrir; I"n,m"n ,y.,..
,.i.;ti m,- 49, Gr,o.tNls week.
T.v = T., I.irrinrnt' nHd William +.
IirG.,.s w...r .nt;|nd!ncA ~, meeting e:
,nr nrnyn%:,sr:;';.. Of .fF Pr,shyt"rian
,hurrH ~ i.,nhridcc Tu"sf!av and We'd
,.'y,i.,,,
pa,,ro,L Evans orl r. y. Moryan
'". -, ;,',.,, i,,iG,n,,,,.. an W.arrsiov
tm' t ,I.N,ttf,,. los r..n,n;G
49, ,..;,,Inr,,, .'|"
H",,i" 'r';" = - ,,,. fran, ,t.l,.
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ORPHAN HOME HAS
VOCATION GUIDANCE
MANY USEFUL GIRLS LEAVE TIE
ST. VINCENTS HOME EVERY
YEAR.
Father Edward E. Weber watches
CharacteHst ios Of Each Orphan
and Guides Thorn in Their
Life Calnngs.

Surprise al what children IN the
Catholic schools urc doing vii! be ex-
pressed when the work from the Man
ual Training school. 81. Vincent y
school for girls and 81. johns school
for boys Will be placed AT the Child
Welfare exhibit III the Franzheim
building.
\ school that i accounting for itself
is the 81. Himc"nt's home for orphan
girls at Elm Grove. y regular H0ca-
GRATED here BY Father Edward =. Weber
chancellor or the diocese Of Wheeling.
In the schools are 80 girls OF ages
from three 10 fourteen years. Each m
dvidual characteristic IS osel )
watched ami recorded. Father Weber
sitlons In various fields after they hare
left the school. AS far us possible the
npiitudeS OF the girls are developed
while the girls are IN the nome ano II
they desire special training or higher
education they are sent to outside
schools.
Many of the girls become sisters IN
converts. Others are married, Some
are working rs domcStics in the DIS
trict around the home. Some nrr,
clerks. There are three efficient trained
nurses in the city, formerly orphan
girls at the home. Three girls from tho
HON: operate the telephone switchboa:d
at the Nnrth Wheeling hospital; fpur
arc registered NURSES III N''Nt ' - E mia
Father Webor has Just heard form
one OF the most promising girls the
home ever had. She has just asked
him very important question. Her
name Is Margaret CallaEhan and FOR
three yeurS she served In hospital for
contagious Diseases in New York city.
having wthstond the infantile paraly-
sis siege" Sh" Is Il registered nurse in
West Virginia end New York state.
once III" girls get out nf th" HON"
they are always loyal TO it, Thirteen
OF them have bank accounts which they
lravr in charge or Father Weber. Ono
has u Slh0 bond investment. They still
cnmc 10 him aud liz homo Cor counsel.
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SIX KILLED
IN EXP 0S|0N

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind. April 19.-StX
persons are dead and a score OF others
are suffering from minor injuries as
result OF IL fire which is thought to have
resulted from an explosion or moving
picture films in the Office Of Aim en-
change in the ColfaX Office building and
apartment house in the downtown dis
;trict, here tonight.
T Forty persons were In tho building
when the explosion. followed by a wave
of lame occurred. and score OF wo-
mon were hurt in the panic which fol-
lowed rush for the stairwayS.
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ELABORATE PROGRAM.

SGTON.. April l9.--An elabor-
ate program of entertainment arranged
today for the distinguished British COM
missioners now on their way 10 Wash
inEion for war conferences includes a
dinner at the White House for all men,
bers. OF the party. dinners by Secre-
taries Lansing. McAdoo. Rakcr and
Daniels for members of the commits
sion with whom they will have special
dealings. and reception by Secretary
Lansing ~ thu Pan-Amcrican Union
Building 70 allow members Of congress
to nnnot the British guests.
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to me at times. Lydia E. Plnkham 8
Vegetable Compound and Liver Pills re-
stored me to health and I want to thank
you for the good they have done me. L!
have had quite q bit Of trouble and
worry but it does not affect my youth
full looks. My friends say why do you
look 80 young and well?' I owe it all
to the Lydia F. Pinkham remedies.
Mrs. RoBT. SToPIEL, Sage Avenue,
Washington Park, Illinois.
fyou have any symptom about which
YOU would like to know wr To TO the
lydia T. Pinkham Medicine Co., Lynn,
Mass, for helpful advice given free OF
charge,
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bELLAiRE
Patriotic Program.

Arrangements are c':nplece ;"~ ;he
big PATRIOTIC demonstration (" b" he!d
in this c:tv SATURDAY. afternoon begin
ming At $50 rh" ceremonies and Rag
caiS.-lt: Will ~. he'd ~ III" c:tT near the
Soldiers mo.:!ment. The program fol-
lows.
Introductory remarks. ......,..
........... chairman !. u. dubois
America. ..... AGGisu".. Band ard choir
l'-ot. L. =: NaiStead. Director.
Address. ............. Rev. y. NJ. Whitman
pixie Land ...... ......--. go; ..:...,,
....... Baud and Eighth Grade Pupils
Short Ta!k>--GeucEc II. Scott. chair
man o: the Ohio S;:t;" Grange. ard
I.:cuc Exams. ni United states ARM.
Columbia the Gem %; III. Ocean 49,.
.Aud:enc". EaEd audG ',hn:r
Address ".Unte.ring and F"spar-d-
ness apt. /. - n. Tee. o. = : Army
.'ulorS BHgI"" Bass. 50 ". \. iuian;:%
Raising ;h. Flag ... \. i. Haas. t. y. =.
Star SpauSt-G farmer ......-.....
.......-... Band and .AUd!rHce
Saiur"--i:v citizens rs soon as the bard
begins piay!HS
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INVITATION BY
HOUSTON TO.THE
FARMERS OF j. 6.

WASilNtiTON. April la-Secretary
Houston to-day !nv:trd the heads ut the
principal farmers organizations to com"
pee. next Monday (" confer On tho food
S!tu4l!"u and E.v" advice and $ugErf-
lions rs "a tho best means OF increasing
Tho supply.
Stat" ana ""Il"e" Agricultural officials
w." consulted hy Secretary Houston AZ
s. Louis last week. program WAS
drawn NJ r1i'"" and III" farmers organ
cations may he. aSi.rd /" approve 4.
ThoS,. asked here Monday are. u. -.
Mahou"T OF the American Society Of
EuIijy, ~. H. Sfuckhr!i.;". OF the Far
m"rS National Congress, =. :. Barrett.
OF IN" Farmers Educational and co-Op-
lcrativ" Union. 1t. !. thinner, Of he
Ancj"n; order ui. 'il"Iucr~ and Oliver
Wilson. master 81 Vie National Grange
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-04-20
CHICAGO'S AUTO DERBY
TO BE HELD JUNE l6

CHICAGO. April l?-ChiraCo's third
annual auto derby will he held on the
Chicago speedway Saturday afternoon.
June IL.
After month Of imratien: wailinE
and enforced inactivity. dut Ia the
rntranc. nf the United States in The
world war. the local. promoters ycStcr-
day reached ;his definite decision. maxi
ing only one change i'll their original
plans 10y advancing the date ~ The
speed classic from June = Ia Juno l6.
The rnC" will he 25n miles In length
and ,hr purse will total $1,000. tho
first ,en drivers 10 finish dividing S21,-
hnN Of this amount; and $Ion going 10
tho leader AT the completion "f 100 and
."uU mics
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WAS IT roRPEpoED3

Commodore Wilson's flagship Is stNl
funk. Over on tho Island. where Sr"-
cral ambitions marines are building n
motor driven fishing craft. thcrr Is sunk
/hnusohnau which hold tn" office Cf
Commodore Tommy Wilson. ono OF tho
marines. Last sunday the hoyS woro
sitting In tho office and had piled lot
OF junk IN tho room. The tub sank. and
thoy had just limo to get out. Sha
hasn't been raised yet
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FOURTH DEATH FROM
POWDER EXPLOSION

POINT PLEASANT. W. Va. April
19.-Four Of the five mon injured in
the powder explosion near Mason, on
Wednesday. are dead HcTry Hrnnes.
sy The fourth victim. died in a hos
pilal here early this morning. John
Foelrsong. the only survivor. is in a
very critical condition and his rocoS-
cry is doubtful.
Difficulty in Identifying. FoElesonG
and John Chaff1n, because of their So
rious injuries and burns. led 70 the re:
port last night that Foglesong had
died. hut later Identification establish.
ed the death of Chaffln. and not Fo-
glesnng
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Enlist College Students.

WASHINGTON, April IA plan Tor
cnlisting college students i'll food grow
ing battalions to be Sent into country
districts for farm work at current
wages. under supervision or college
authorities who would allow academic
credits for the labor. was recommended
by the department Of agricultur"S Of
ne" Of farm management in letters sent
today. to heads of all colleges and uni
vrrSi;ieS In the United States.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-04-20
FATAL TORNADO

SNYDER, Okla. April 1.-two
women are reported TO have lost their
lives and IS persons were injured in
two tornadoes which late yesterday
swept through Jackson. Tillman and
Kiowa counties. Nearly one hundred
buildings were demolished here. Farm
houses and growing crops weer DAM
aged oyer a wide eSCtion.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-04-20
Local Man Found Guilty.

.Fn;,n R"uScn. o: this c;ty. was found
guilty Of grand larceny hy Il jury N
common pleas c"uc; Il: s. tia!rSFii.e
yes; arda:. He VAS charged with steal
iug L Q::ant'ty o! "nppsr wic" from The
Rail AMI River M;a" No. :. several
weeks ago, II" will be sentenced lat"T.
According "a reports sro"I s.. t,ln.rS-
vile. n. court was disposed :" b" '!"nl-
ent with Sam Graz. implicated IN til"
the:t. He has a .arIr ;AUily a: children
who would have been dependent on
charity had ne court hr":: NOR" r!gih
owing. :" this fact the court permitted
CRAY 10 plead guilty 70 petty larCrn"
Ie vas ::n.d SEA ard costs and >"n-
tcrcth 20 the coUuty yl;i 90" So days
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SIX TURKS CHARGED
WITH TRAIN RECKING

HELENA, Mont, April 10 Six
Turks are under arrest here today,
suspected Of an attempt 10 wreck a
Ityiin on a Great Northern branch
lime 1t is alleged that they placed a
large amount Of steel across the
tracks. All were armed when ar
rested
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BRIDGEPORT
Funeral Soryioos.

Th" funeral services for me late
Jossph R!baucourt, who passed away
Il: his family home Wednesday, morning.
VIII be held al his home Sunday after
noon Mt . oci"ck. Tho services will to
in charge o: ;he bridgeport a"r!o OF
Eagles. Rev. =. II. Borne. pastor %
the West bridgeport NJ. +. church. will
otficiets and the iutcrmcn; Will be in
the Linwood cemetery.
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To PloW BY Night,

KANSAS CITY. Mo. Arrll l".-Flans
&! HE Kansas Defense Council to equip
with ScaTchiIEhlS each VI me four
thousand tractors owned IN that state
:" ihry might h" used day and night.
III increasing cultivation TO meet the
national ;r"G C"I$lS. wnr" outlined here
today by II. !. Waters. dean of the
Kansas Stat" .\ErirUl;Ural Collage. and
member 90 Ia" council. n" spoke be-
for" the ''iIy Club. IN addition. CO.
"prraiIv" lah"r gangs Will b. organized
80 that TIL work may not halt.
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mont street. have gone 10 MaSSol!on.
called there ny the illness OF her sister.
Miss ELLA Roscoe is Ill 1t her home at
Shadystde.
Il. y. Elkins has returned TO C'lcvr-
land after II visit with local friends.
Mrs. Charles Henderson Will entertain
the GladiUiu Club this evening a. her
NO!Lr OF TrNRbEl 3treet
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tiarSlal$.

Mayor and cay Police.
Flag l.rurcrS and Guards from JT. ..
/. :. VI.
Speakers ana Ministers.
Drum Corps.
-. \ Il. Veterans. with |. Il. N. OF /.
l}oy Scouts and Boys brigade.
hand.
Public school Children.
Cathedral Drum Corps.
r;,rucn;qu School Children.
hand.
Employees LaughlIm Works. American
Sheet and Tin Plat" Company.
Automobiles.
The. program Tor The I!aG-raiS!HS
ceremony ii the mill follows
UhnIr,nan-Prof Nv. y. Walls. super
intcndrnI Martins Ferry schools
introduction Of chairman-Ed Bowen.
Chalrmau'S Opening Remarks.
lnyocatiuu--R"\. l.. {. NrSbitt
The Story of Old Gl"ry-J. ). sherry
Bc!lRIr". Ohio. -.
Pres.n,a'tnn and Raising Of Flag by
Members uc q. y. Z.
While Flag is being raised, Nrno"'
children viii sing star Spangl"a Ban
nav" led by music director "t pGbtlc
schools and accompanied By band.
Huulc cali aud th-!"G II ShMi" %
Firing Squad from il. g. |. y. u:
Addrcss-,ico. I. Early. ESD, pitts
"" sS!%>,ioH b. Msr,tns F>r,y I*nna nd .
Ferry, -. ,a
S,nrinr-"t'ulurbi tn" Gem % the
ocean" By school children. g.
AGdrcss-IIon Chas. J. Lynch 81
|'@ :Hmc erie: Sung by entire assem-
blaze.
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Cnpned Goods Scarce.

Local Stores are eXpe rienciuG II scar
city Of canned goods. This is especially
true OF canned baked beans. One firm
o. Gamers has instructed its rcpresen-
tatives |" allow only one case o. the
product % a dealer. This ~ attributed
u tho scarcity OF tin and Of tn" raw
product. also the high price which they
Will reach In the near future.
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CONDITION IMPROVES

NEW YORK, April la.-There has
heon "defnith improvement" IN the last
~ hours In tho condition or Msdama
Sarah BernhnrhL critically III at = hos
rttel here, according to q bulletin issued
by her physiclurB this evening.
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Chilled &c Colurn bus.

r,r. John Caldwell. member 81 IN"
hospital corps. has been thi!'u ~ ,,.,,tr
was first called 20 Youngstown. oHt WAS
given "A few days leave recently.
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cn1tiuate Twenty Acres.

According t" an estimate MADE r SSS-
to-day Nv Superintendent W. y. walls.
parent and pupils VIII cci, ,TaiH aG ,S1s
''sr Tho figures are based on tho
FAC; TIA, the lots will avcraE" QUO
SnNarc tcrt.
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fered with female
trouble, backache,
nervous spells and
the blues. My chill
dren's loud talking
and romping would
make me 80 nervous
1 could just tear
everything to pieces
and l would ache all
over and feel so sick
that l would n OF
want anyone to talk
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Body Brought Here.

Tn. h4dy "f Louis f,h"ring. aged ,"
wears. former Reliair" boy. who died IN
!. canton hospital. as t;t' result o! an
,,,r;drrr ut Il furnace IN thai elk. was
brought to Bella:r. yesterday. TIN. h"dE
.ytS taken 20 the home al his 'aiAtr
William EberlirG. ia South Ecllaire. me
tuu-rTl will Lr held this afternoon. IN
f-rIa.nt Will be In Davis cemetery, on
Winding Hili
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Loans for Farmers.

TOPEKA. Mans. April l?,--As An aid
+" IN" Kansas defense council in its
campaign to increase crop production
tht Kansas Bankers Association today
ISSUED an appeal urging the l.e44 state
hunbrrS Ia h"ip 'h' farmers by slnnninG
money rnr seed. labor and equipment
'"krnc IL" cru;rs rs security for the
loans
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College OF Agriculture, 10 serve indie
fnitcly as un assistant secretary or
agriculture. At the same time he invlt-
ed the heads Of five Of the great farm
erS organizations TO come 10 Washing
Ion Monday for d food conference.
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Limitations by G-ocers.

rHiCAr;p. Ill. April IH--Hctail gro
GERS have r>'ihliSu"d Limitations on Ger
tain fondstufiS. hr%nud which ind!vid-
ualS will not nc permitted Ia bay.
The purpose Of the Urde" is 20 foil
cnnSUm"rS whose hoardlug ot :"odStutiS
is held r"SpqIiDlc hy dealers. :or mulch
II tn" imitation IN the pr!cc q: certain
staple commodities
So far four STAPLES hav" been placed
OF tn" restricted NSt--cannrd goods.
sugar, soap and flour. Purchases Of
these commodities are said 10 have more
than trlplcd in some $ar5; IONS OF the
r:iy during tn" last week.
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Mti1ots Funeral Saturday.

TIC funeral o; walter Milic;s. Of
.St;u!vs:de, who was almost Instantly
killed. h. :. fall OF stone IN Webb min"
Wednesday,. WILL yak" plac" Saturday
r,oru;ry Services will he conducted =:
- Johns church at 100 o'clock. Inter
mint will be in Nj. calvary cemetery.
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Inspection Of Hope cou,nandery.

Hone tomnllHdery No ~ kntChtS
Terrpia-. viii! hold KS annual inspection
in The Masonic ;";apls on R"irrnEt street
this r:eu:ng. William; Baldwin. "f NJ
dina. and 4 Frank Murphy. wv" ri III"
prominent Masons ~ ohio Grand lodge.
.riii ne present to inS""tt he degree
work Immediately after III. work Il
luncheon will b" served
Both Mr. baldwin ard Mr.. Murphy
VIII deliver addresses this afternoon at
the flag raising n. The plant NJ tha Car
negie Ster! company. Both ar" speakers
Of wide reputation and their presence At
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Bellaire Briefs.

Reed Ensssr. of Central avenue. IS
business VISITOR AZ Charleston. ". "a.
Tho Camp Fire Girls % the 'nited
PRESBYTERIAN church Will hold "A social AZ
thr church this evening.
Employees OF III" B.l!air" hr"wlnE
Company will have 4 Stag raising In III"
mex; few days \ flag pole has been
erected near the plant:
Mrs. William Appieg3iec entertained
the msmners Of the Woman's Christian
TEMPERANCE Union last night At her
home OIL Gravel HE.
Mrs. Ray Wildermuth and children
have returned TO Columbus after T. visit
here
F. w. Piper. OF Bethesda. WAS a vtsi-
tor IN: the city yesterday.
Mrs. 4. Z. Be"tham. OF ThirtF-Saenth
street entertained the members OF the
Wuman's Home and Foreign missionary
Socs4tr Yesterday afternoon at her home.
The koehnlins Ice and Storage Com
oany has Increased the price OK lbs pro
duct. claiming that the advance or
every article used In the MANUFACTURES
OF Ice made tn, increase necessary.
Miss Amelia FRANKIE is Ill AT her homo
or North. LeffegSon straNt.
Ny and Mrs.. Emil Dorer have return
ed from an eastern trip.
T S Bicksrsn:G. of St. tlairsv!llc has
returned homo after = visit with friends
here.
Dr. and Mg. J NJ. Hcnslcy. Of Bel
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TO Enforce Ordinance.

City officials have determined 70 h.lp
local residents who are DESTROYS uf AID
ing in the Increased food production
movement which is sweeping tn" roun-
Try. All persons arc warned 10 keep
their chickens penned up and not allow
them to r:n - large. has been the
case heretofore. Several local people
have made complaints regarding chick
ems being permitted to run At large.
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Mccaffrey Funeral To-day!

Funeral services :"r thr ia;.a Ms
Mar MC,'astr"y. who Gie1 Tuesday
n!gh: 4: her horne "n EsiuIont ~,I'.''.
Kill be conducted this morning AZ ".ho
O'Clock at 81. Johns church. sa'"rnI"nt
Will he made In Nj. calvary cemetery.
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First Game Of Season.

Til" opening base ball gayHe 1T thts
..i,,- az ,hr Bs!latrc Athletic Association
will he with he M"usSSeH. Pa. team or
SUNDAY. April - [, IS expected 'hat
Manager i'r:SocH Will select ;h.., mem
hers II ,rs tear after rc;,ctic" SUNDAY.
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Jesse NJ. barton. Of tho iAanEhlln m''"
ir rxncrrIng n call 20 colorS AT any time.
Inn. to TN. fact that he received military
training at llattshurG. New YORK. last
summer Mr.. Barton Is ready 10 re-
,,1
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Erecting Flag Staff.

Men were bus: yesterday near the
Soldiers monument IN the city park.
.ycaratirg Cor Il base COR thr tiaS Statt
which will p" "T"ctrd to-day. y Tag
raising viii ha hctdd Saturday in con-
,,..ct:un with a patriotic demonstration
- h,. held n this city.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-04-20

Mrs. Anna towen. % North Eoole
- r"ei. : makiug<a flag for the Eellaire
I;nttl.. ronpauy. which Will he one OF
The largest in this city. The flag, will
L.. LIMO t"st Tn" employees Of the
l,l,ut viii hold a demonstration IN Il Few
DAYS when IN" flag vii! b" raised with
ceremonies. F..
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-04-20

Every mother realizes. after giving
her children California Syrup Of
Figs" that this Is their ideal laxative.
because they love lis pleasant taste
and il thoroughly cleanscs the tender
little stomach. liver and bowels with
out gripping.
When cross, irritable. feverish, Or
breath is bad, stomach sour, look al
the tongue. mother! II coated. give a
taaspoonful of this harmless fruit lax
alive" and in few hours all the foul
coustipated waste. sour bill" and undi-
gested food passes out Of the bowels
and you have well, playful child
again. When the little system is full
Of cold. throat sore, has st0maCh-ache.
dlarrhoea. indigestion. colic-remcm-
Der, a good inside cleansing should
always be the first treatment given.
Millions OF mothers keep california
Syrup Of Figs" handy; they know a
teaspoonful today saves sick child
tomorrow. Ask Your druggiS; for Z
50-cent bottle Of "Caifornia Syrup Of
Figs" which has directions for babies,
children OF all ages and CrOwn-ups
printed on the bottle. Rcwar" nf coun-
terfeits sold here. so don't be fooled.
Get the genuine. made BY california
Fig Syrup Company"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-04-20
Mooss Dance o-night-
EIpecting Gull

The Moose club will hold a""thcr "l
;, ,r.nL-erh dances this evening at It's
L,u on Second and Hanover street.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-04-20
To Select Speakers.

Tia. senior class .: the Esii1!r" hiSl!
school Mil hold Il meeting nr%; Nnnda ::
afternoon AZ IN" clos" q! school. TIL"
class. yyil. S.,c,,: ;hrrc speakers Tor the
annt,a! commencement EXERCISES: III.
facu!tr will selec. three and four VII
he selected from the honor StuGrEtS.