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LAxDSOOWNE PRESS
PRAISES WILSON SPEECH
Declares II Is Along Lines Of
British Statesman's Letter, but
an lmprOYement.

LONDON. Dec. G-The Chronicle
and News to-day both rditorlally
'gr"cd that President Wilaon'. mes
'"S" TO Congress was along the limos
~ the Marquis OF Landowner letter
but an Improvement
The unshtisfactury features NJ the
LenSdownc letter" laid the CAronI-
.."' are those in which Il differed
nom the Preaidcnrs 'pr"rH Bo'h ia,
Letter ana the sp"ech agree u hop.
ns that G"Tmun.' war resolution
III be weakened b. Allied contiadic-
con ~ common German war fears
Tn" spirit and poucy Of Lan.-
I""ne's letter - apparent through
20" whole speech" tho Nop.s assert.d.
Lord Lansdowne himself . quoted a.
follows;
ave read the President aIIrea.
a. warm admiration. am In agree.
meat with the policy vhicn hn has SO
r'olu'nily dercTiD'd. and / notice vim
wIrh pleasure that his speech .un,slnl
rt''aH which completely surpo., Tho
'.eTs have "ndeayored 10 oIynosr.
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S1,OQO,OOO,OOO
NEEDED IN 19lSDy
j. S. RAILROADS
-wrr \,'Viand, says Cp,
urni Nust Lend II IS
Guarantee Loans
',H Groy - .nsr '

f'II GrOT g.. 'rsr. ~
.s rs' Ht.s 9 fa5sio o..
.sr' I1rof ru rD.
,..r H.I u.c
r .ps ,au. l...rs ..,.usI
luIs hartman -
ge.rtI rH.fYIf '.u
uI'.. ..sfna -lrfsrsn.s 'i'b
' '.| So. H.fI th.s a''sf
n..r
f1, ..H.t.'iHu ON b~ m1I~ in
fsu v4.a said senator NsvIpnds
t.'h0r 'Hs govsrnment must i'uD
'bs urf.,Is $1,000 .oop.ooo outright
lurus i'i' nr y must guarantee The
.Htna 'h. pilfoads can get In th"
.r'u mH.bs'
'uI'Nuf .Yufof"nCs alth fht EIil.
r"'d Wlr uulrd wbs arranged for
S'uri1' nurn dchllci estimates
on 'H' n'~da ~ the railroads during
.Si' vU b' Hubmit'cd
railroad ptosidsnis Informed
Chairman Ncelrnds thst n con
gross removed 'he legal prohibitions
which forbid unlnca'ipn ~ the ronds
fpr the war emergency Go,crnmcnt
operation would be Unnecessary.
President Wilson also took up ths
Interstate Commerce Commis sslon' y
i''omr rln'Io
A'a ,pnfcfonD" with Chairman Han
/ of 10" oOmmlssipn the President went
over th" fcrpmmendations IN detail,
with 'hr pos Ib,'i'y that he might also
MAX" som, lamentations 70 Com
EreSs on tnH subject
T II is not Improbable that the Pres.
dent might decide 20 address Con
gross on the subject at special orca-
sion. II was said al the white House
: to-day. however. that the President
has not decided In what way no would
take up the subject
Hailrond men attending tho confer
ence we're Slmuel Rca. President Of
tho Pennsylvania; Howard Elliott,
New Haven; julius Ktuutschnitt,
southern Pacific; e. s. Ncil repre-
scn'inE steamship lines; Fairfax
Harrison. Chairman Of the railroads
War Board. and Daniel willard, head
OF the War industries Board.
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While mana gers OF large hotels and
OF dining cars Of other systems have
asserted over and over again that 1t
,s impossible TO offer smaller portions
OF food at prices within the range OF
average pocketbooks during war time
the I.ackawanna Railroad has tone a..
and has shown that II can be don"
with profit 10 the caterer.
Since tho Inauguration OF its plan
OF serving war portions" Of one-'hlrd
less size at one-third less price IN It's
restaurants and dining cars ~ per
cent. OF the orders by patrons have
been for the smaller portions at tho
smaller price.
Meanwhile the Increase OF revenue
to the railroad from it, dining car
and restaurant service increased %
per cent. In september and 20 per
cent. in October over the figures FOR
the corresponding months OF last
wear, when the plan was not In opera
ton. The increase IN passenger traf-
fic was not anywhere near enough TO
account for the difference.
In addition a really remarkable con
tribution TO the cause OF conservation
has been made.
These results have brought to tn"
railroad a warm, letter Of commenda-
ton from an official OF the Food Adj
ministrator's office in Washington
and the railroad has started cam
palgn TO induce other railroads and
hotels throughout the country TO fol-
low its example. In the past two
or three days letters have been sent
TO hundreds OF hotel men and to
railroad officials in This country and
in Canada, calling attention to the
results obtained, and urging that th'
plan OF Offering small as well as ful
portions at proportionately smaller
rates be made general.
In the month OF October, flgure'
for which were prepared for Th'
Evening World yesterday, the Lacka
wanna showed d decrease Of l. pc
cent from the figures OF October, 1916
in the amount OF pork products con
sumed on Its cars ana in its restau
rants; 81 per cent. decrease in roas
beef eaten, and +3 per cent, less o
loins. Meanwhile. fish consumption
increased 21 per cent: lettuce 10 pc
cent. and tomatoes 81 per cent Thi
should be considered In connection
with the fact that passenger trave
increased s.5 per cent over that o
October, 1915.
The September figures were almos
equally startling. for with an increa 81
OF 1876 per cent. over the passengc
traf1c OF the corresponding month q
last year. the use OF pork product
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Assures q. .. Roamsais VIII Never
Make sepsrste Peace

PACIFIC rOET Dec. s-AsSur.
ancc. from King Ferdinand OF nou-
mania that his country viii never make
a separate peace with Asstria or de-.
many IL the message being carried 20
President Wilson to-day by the Amer
can Red Cross Mission sent 10 Ron.
mania 10 relieve suffering Lieu.
Frank ConnNs. member OF the missIon
SO declared here to-dsv before iesylns
fur Washington.
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Reduction In Tive stock Rates Or
d-r~d on western Lines.

WASlUNGTON, Dec. J.--NeduCtIOn
I'm live stock rates from Mssour.
pnints to Eas, ~. Louis and National
Stockynrls. Illinois, was ordered to-
dan hy tho Interstate Commerce Com
mission The new rates Will DO HuO-
stnntially the sumc as lntrastnt6 rates
applying In Missouri, IN order 70 pre-
vent discrimination IN favor OF 81
Louis stock yards
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tell off 70 per cent, and the use Of
lettuce increased ~ per cent.
one OF the great arguments ad-
vanccd by tho LackaWanna I'm max
ing its campaign, Is that while op-
portunity is given TO each customer 10
buy meat sparlngly, the demand for
vegetables has been 40 big that the
size Of the average check has actually
grown, 30 that hotels and dining cars
need not fear that the Offering OF
small portions at reduced prices will
mean loss. In September, 1915, the
average check paid on the Lacka-
wanna cars was 30 cents; I'm Septem
Der, 1917, under the new system. this
had grown 10 Va cents, and in October
IL had risen 10 99 cents.
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CosEses.ms~ Lonaon Intredsee. o
HilI Looking for Pssrr,

WNSliiNGTON. De- s-Reprcsent,
tive Never London. soclsll,i. OF Nov
York. to-day introduced q peace reso
luton IN tho House. tondon'p resoIu.
ton favors immediate establishment b,
Congress OF All International league I,
tnoct ~ Washington 10 seCure a durabl,
peace
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1000 DOinO WILL MOVE;
OPENS COMPLAINT BuntlU
ifi.ui rsmmr 41n C4gf ~ Pc.
rf'l ~ PIKE CsYErg ~ Ner
Onrr 10 W 37fh ~

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Hsrs afffHs wrIsas ssafa. ssssssy
20 Nss frfs r|fg. sf fhis asssaiss
tff ffafff nmsss sssIf - 90.
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b. IsfHf'sT ~ fHa COW. 4lfsTla ~ fas
fIH4fs
lHs 80 hsstiYsrfsss - 80 gs---
rIfsiH7 Wltrh Ft 800 ts tsHsI fhs
IfIff.I lrHd u|Hff usfa tfaNf1sI
s.sif ~ 'Ee fHs. 90 f1sisfy q C1vU
HE'N.afs fNa afsf n tla fTrisfs
80 nsfs '.f.ts ~ thHNsa
ft.rH tIn' 10 sfsfg ~ss
.'f'ri p. v 90 % fiasf ~ fbs
I."' IHff 'Ir fsf.rH qffrs iH
.H.H HffFftr % Hss'frf . ~ 80 q.
.sIf boo nstf
fYa ts.lIu ts.I g.s.Iss f roe BE-
r.fa' fufft t.Hf'ffs - fHHn Wffhs.f
'HH'fUtn. ATftff PNNsua ~ faral
'..H.I 4fnFn t'fNrs rsfrr
I.f 'UH.'aH A. THsTHH
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slss fls 81 arI'
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4IHIss -
IIng - Ds
.rUsuH ar
E. t,s rfuI
ttt bIf fbe
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fftksI' ~ stuf"
befNsau IN =
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ut"r" Lord auccnsbcrrS We'd. =
Ghirty Actress.

.'NDON, Dec. 6.--NiSoount p-.u.
a.-'.' heir 60 the Marquis OF Qur,r -
u'',F ana a Lieutenant m Tho BnHr
.".' leave this wrck. married. n
"ehards. a vel known GA-.y
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the mothsr and she 10 care Tor
his hons and family. do not
bslieVe that n aIs throws up her
Job he should eontinUs 20 pay her
Tor n unless she 10 On invalid or
otherwise inespseitstsd for sef.
support. When q young. strong
womsn come. 20 me and says
that she wishes . divorce from
her husband, 7 always tell her
frankly that shall not make
motion for slimony or eoun.
sci fees. hsVe had two or three
such cases during the past year.
HPJT the child's support II on oh
- legation which no divorce,
father has tho right 10 evadc. and th,
court sces 70 II that the mother VIII,
Is party 20 a divorce fulflls her ma
nal duties uness she is deemed in
competent 10 perform them
~ sln very strongly opposed {,
sharing the custody OF tho child ho
tween tatl or and mother. becaus,
that usually ends In tho chlld's iosins
his affection and respect for both par.
ents. L. is almost inevitable thai
.. should try 10 win hi. cNclusiv,
anec'ion 10y prejudicIng him against
the other, and his life and ideals be.
come nopelossly disorganized. Til,
DE Saulles case illustrated plainly tn,
disaf'ro 3 working out Of such an ar.
ra" gement
'On tho other hand. believe that
tho . rent who is not given complet,
custody ~ the child should be at.
lowe !. unless wholly disreputable, tC
SEQ J. frequently AZ hours when IN,
other parent is not present Thal
seems OLly fair"
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There is no question, OF
course, as TO tho ehlld's support.
That 10 ar obliqstion which the
father undertakes with marriage,
Iut az he undertakes 10 bypper
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-27
Nonndsville HriafS.

Miss lola Ioho Of Iiraysville. is spend
ing several days here with relatives.
Miss Louise Thompson of this city. is
the guest Of relatives in Detroit, Mich.
John Chapman OF Glen Easton. spent
yesterday mere attending 10 business
matters.
r. Kline. of Ravena. o.. spcn; yestcr-
day here atteudig 10 business matters.
Mr. and Mrs. ". W. Henderson and
daughters. Miss Dora and Virginia. and
I. :. Riggs. motored to Pittsburgh. yes
terdly and spent the day with relatives.
Mrs. Louis Il. lirubb. OF Wheeling. IS
ins guest Of her parents. Captain and
Mrs ". l.. Alexander. of TomplinSon
Mrs, Z. VI. Mccracken. of Center
street is the guest OF her parents IN
peep Valley. Pa.
Mrs T. j. Fisher has returned 10 her
home hc:e from Woodruff where she
spent several days with relatives.
Mrs Mice Fox. Ut oak avenue. is
spending the week with relatives in Par
kc,SburE.
Miss Mnrie Pauley. has returned TO her
home in Waynesburs. after l. visit with
friends here.
Miss Lucy Burton has returned home
from Burton wh.r- she spent several
days with her brother.
j. Earl Martin. OF Homecoming. Md. is
the guest OF his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. j.
=. Martin. Of OAK avenue.
Mrs. Charles Shcrrick, % this city. is
the guest OF relatives in chester. w. Va.
Saturday evening al'thc Calvary VI. r..
church parsonage. occurred the marriage
OF William Petit and Miss Florence
Gorby, both OF this city.
Mr. and Mrs. John TagE. of this city.
have issued announcements OF the inar-
riaSe OF their daughter. Miss, nrr;t MAJ.
20 Mr.. Cecil t:milton. The wedding took
place al lBrkersburg, July .. 1916.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-27
COUNCIL REQUIRES
$4,000 BOND OF
THE CITY MANAGER
Police Chiefs Bond Reduced From
$4,000 to So, 5oo-s3.oo0 E--
ouired of Clerk.

The bond of City Manager George
O. Maggie was fixed by council last
evening al $4,000. Council reduced
the bond required Of the chief OF po,
lice from $4,000 to $4,000 and tlXed
thp bond Of city clerk at $4,000.
In offering motion 10 fix the bonds,
Councilman w. II. Hare specified the
managers bond at s5.00n. His motion
was seconded by Councilman ". B.
Elliott. Councilman Chester G. Thomp'
son stated that in view Of the great
power vested in the manager be
though, thai a Lond of $4,000 was in
sufficient and offered an amendment
making the managers bond S25.n00.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Thos. +. Thoner
seconded the amendment, which was
adopted without a dissenting vote.
Council directed City Solicitor NJ. j.
Culinan 10 draft an ordinance fixing
the bonds at these sums. City Man
aver Maggie. City Clerk W. "A. Smith
and Chief o. Police j. {. Stills " Ill file
their bonds before Saturday midni ghl
when the new administration takes
complete charge OF line city.
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DRASTIC STEPS WILL FOLLOW
FAILURE TO OBEY THEIR
REQUEST.
Strangers Either in Baskets or
in Bottles.

Unless Ohio side saloonists obey in
strict detail the request made by
army officials through Ohio side
mayors thar no booze be sold to
strangers either in baskcaS or in bot
Ties. saloons on The Ohio side may be
closed by action Of the army men.
This point WAS made clear b. Of
ficers Of the West Virginia Euard:mcn
in A conversation with Mayor james
Ralston. Of Martins Ferry. according
TO 4 statement mad" last night.
The drastic threat is Il elimination
or the riot last Thursday nigh; be-
tween drunken mliliamcn on the 97e
side and Martins Fcrr! policemen and
residents on the other. Acce.lins IN
the wishes OF the army officers. Mayor
Ralston requested that all .,aioonists
refrain from selling liquor in buckc's
or in bottles IN persons nnknowh 10
them. This was IS far Is h. could
lawfully so. and his authority IS lin.
tied by the willingness Of th5 DIAL
ers Ia carry out his request. Failure
to do so will mean a bone dry Bel.
mont county. it Is said. His :"lueSt
has been frowned upon in some quar-:
tiers. The administration claim. AMI
certain persons are making hln me
ohjec, Of some unwarrantsi rr'tIclsm'
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Personals and Bre f..

Miss Magic W"inshcrE. al t.dG wno!.
has rr:urm"d hnrl" after spending two
weeks with friends IN rarkersburg.
Miss Lula Kirby. Of Fulton. IL HlsitnE
friends IN Warwnud for tw" weeks.
Miss Gertrude l;anh. "G Greenwood.
will leave for her vacation some TIM"
ncXI w"rL ia pittsburgh.
charles KIRBY. If Fulton. ~ lmprov-
ing after - SHIRT illness.
Mir AMI Mr.. =. VI. Atkinson. If Elm
t;rnv". Sprnt yesterday visiting friends
ia West Alexander
Mias Sarah Bancroft. "f Riucficld. re-
turned 20 h""' home yesterday. after
spending several days the guest of CrienS
in WOndlawn.
HrIrn Sinrk"r. NJ MorgantnNn. Is the
guest uf relatives in Valley Grove.
Harry davidson. If cleveland. a.. is
spending several days the guest of rela-
lives III Pleasant Valley.
Mr. anh Mrs. tieurg" Mccormick. Of
Pittsburgh. are the guess "f friends in
Patterson.
nav" Nrr'rnarS. of Philadelphia. Ia.
was An Elm Grove business caller yes
tcrtlay.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-27
NATIONS BEST
MEDICAL MEN
! ENLIST IN R. {.
p HI lin

c,r1>-.ToE y e.. June cS-Rroad
s,ons Tor dealing with the pr"nlctns ".
tanitat,ou and pubi' h"atta. 'tts4 ~
nf war conditions ahr"au ,nday by
the Var Council OF the American Reo
Cross. ,.; ro,- the CONN
-, >, d.,iinc with these pr"oteulS' 'ns
w VI. .'.I o,.n'.,; :,;sn uunounccd the appoint
,,cn. of . medical advisory r"r'H''N'.t;
,onno>cd ~ l"adrrS SanisarlatlS "I:'
m,hIi,. health authorities OF the coanetiI;;
Tho first meeting ot ihS '"'i''''s'''
bc hsld ,odnv in Washington. =
The r,en,hcr<hip OF thus c"r''h''|'e -
eS follows: ~ 1>o,LafoI
Ter institute. "hairman.
Or. John ". Kerr. assistant surEsot'
general United States puoIic heal'h
DR.. herman ". Rigcs. director q; the
% New York State ~ paTtment ot neallH.
Or. Wiiiient ii. WEIGH. dean OF Srn'''
t,f hygiene. Iohn Hopkins university.
pr Frank = Billings. professor OF
University OF Chicago.
Dr.. NJ. J Roscnau. professor Q, pre-
yentive medicine. Harvard tnlvcTsisN
Mr., Wickt:tt. tarSe. director Or the H.
ternatinnal health board. t -,
Dr Victor T. Vaughan. professor Of
hygiene University Of Michigan
Dr.. Charles +. Strong. professor Oh
tropical medicine. Harvard University
DR.. Rlch0rd VI. easEr' .p'NN'-s
research mcdiciue. University OF Penn
sylrania. 49, .o,,,,,.,ee
FIX -oftlcto members OF INC So'nA''N-~
will be: s,-oo,or
general, department "f military rehet.
DR.. r. w. Richards: sSs ,,.a, u usTes!o'
general department OF military Ielici-
Permanent Offices for the medical an
visory committee will be opened IN me
Red Cross headquarters in WasninS'oH
IN charg. Of Professor Pearce. who Will
act as secretary. ,
Under the plan of the war rouncll ltS
r e6ical advisory committee VIII DC tIe-
n,rrS 10 co-oreratc. snoald the asst
nnce OF the Red Cross Re desired. VII n
the medical authorities of the army and
navy in matters relating 20 the heatth
of the armed forces OF thr United Stafes
both abroad Ind a home. Its services
and advice wilt also b. available in deal
inr with matters Of health and santa
lion which are outctde state OF !eoeF@'
AID.
cal advisory r"mmi;:e" VIII pc IN con-
nection with tho plans "I IN" lt"A ross
wsr council for F.uropcaH ""r r"Hrt. y
Red Cross ron3!iSSi;.a headed by Major
Greyscn NJ. r. Murphy. is nos ABROAD
studying conditions in France aad other
allied countries. headquarters for the
commission have been opened in Paris
and on its reports tie war council WIZ
direct AMERICAN relief activities
Two -. ~" main problems confronting
rho commission and which will ut once
ensaE., th.. alteration ~ III" medical al
visor committee. ar" m. spread or u
herculosi$ and "hIldrFnS diseases III
France Every resource ar America
n,usr b. enlisted IN combating this
plar,io, NOT merely for humanitarian mo-
ticrs. nut ~ protect the health Of Amer
iCan troops abroad.
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ARMY OFFICIALS THREATEN To
CLOSE SALOONS ON OHIO SIDE.

even the use Of This former pasteboard
and the Moundsville resident was given
a good lrcturing. He was released when
he promised 10 drive his machine TO his
home and put IL in the garage until he
secured his license from the state. y
Wheeling motorcycliSt appeared OH the
streets or Bcllairc with but ono license.
that being Wheeling license. tax and
Was consequently charged with motoring
without state license. He was also re-
leased when he made the assertion that
he had stale license hut did not have II
on his machine at the time OF his arrest.
Auto truck. Of fire departments, city
patrols and public ambulances owned
ny cities. arc exempt from the auto IL
ccnse law while in the act OF carrying
out their duties but private amhulanceS
owned by individuals are not exempt
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wallsburr Briefs,

Misses Irene Baker and Halle Hughes
of New Martinsvillc ar" the house
guests Of Miss Geneva BUGGY.
Miss Clara l.itten is visiting friends
in Burgettstown. Pa.
Miss Katherine Reid was shopper
in Wheeling Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles letters and two
children. Virginia and Charles. are VS.
ting Mrs. Anna S"i3ert in Eeedsville.
Ohio.
nr, CT. RugGlcs was business
caller in Wheeling Tuesday.
Miss Iva Brashsar was shopper In
Wheeling Tuesday.
Elmer RaIStun Installed another chair
in his Eighth street parhnr shop. maxi
Ing a total IF four chairs in this popn-
lar emporium.
Mrs w F.. Dawson Of mis- city IS
conraIescen, at tho Ohio Valley Cen
cral hospital IN Wheeling. whore sh"
has boon confined for several days with
q serious illness.
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State Auto Inspector is
Touring Belmont County
W p. Haires Of Colum hus Locates Vio-
lators of Auto license Law.

w r. Hainr- deputy auinmohil" IN
spcrtrr from the secretary "f states Of
flee AT columbus. who is making tour
through Belmont county in An effort IN
locate vIOlatnrs Of the aut" license law;
succeeded in rounding up several alleged
vtnlatnrs In BrlInire and vicinity within
the parr few days. There were ten ar
rests made upon Mr.. EiaincS complaint
IN Bcllaire alone recently. Before Mayor
Wassmanu last night each was tlnea %:
An official from Moundsville who was
IN R.ilaire on business yesterday. had
raslnhua rd license in front Of his ma
chine. License Applied For. but the
present auto license law OF Ohio forbfds
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had seen advertised in the newspapers,
and in two weeks noticed a marked i'm
proyement- I continued its use and am
now free from pain and able to do all
nv housework. Mrs B. B. ZIELINsKA,
ga Wolff Ave-, Buffalo, N. Y.
Women who recover their health. nat
urslly tell. others what helped them.
Some write and allow their names and
photographs to be published with testi-
monials. Many more tell their friends
If YOU need q medicine for women's
ailments, try Lydia E. Pinkhan's Veg
etsble Compound. Write Lydia E. Pink
ham Medicine Co. tcon6dentiaD for any
thing you need to know about these
troubles.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-27
PLAYGROUND GIRLS
RED CROSS NURSES
Little Ladies Of ths 1orty-ssrSnth
Street Grounds orgIatIs
Society.

Miss Henderson and MI. Rider VII"
ar 1T rnargt OF the Forty-seTcntn
street playground. are meeting win
much success The following CLUBS
have hc"n orEanized: busy Bee c!up'
Bright Sta club and Workers clue
Miss Henderson. formerly domestic
sc:crrc teHchcr in a Georgia school, oe-
votes each day to cooking. sewing. Iolk
,.anrtng. rrochctinE and nursing. Inc
little girls hAv" organized u Reo Cross
Nurses society. and received their uni
forms yesterday Miss Henderson also
pii cs Tim" in Inc evening I" the work
Ing girls. Basket weaving mas become
\ popular cnurS-. THURSDAY afternoon
tho lad, Will :ak" all the girls on
hike" to Mozart Hill.
Mr.. Rider has h.cnm" popular Win
tn" hoyE and hopes to- have organized
baseball teams very soon. he mas
proved himself a competent swimming
INSTRUCTOR \ Roy Scout organization
has been formed.
On Friday 1T This. week the various
societies will observe Mothers day.
Following Is the program: Tea GRO
cheting. sewing l"lk, dancing and girls
pmyinE at Rcd cross nursing. The Red
Cross nurses viii rnrc for the infants
brought BY the mothers.
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| suffered from a
female trouble with
pains in my back
and side and a gen
eral weakness. I
had professional at
tendance most of
that time but did
not seem to get
we'll. AS q last re-
sort ! decided to
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-27
WELLSbURG


WELLSBCEt June H6.-The recruit
ing campaign during the present week
will be carried on To the limit by the
officers OF the armed force of the Unit
ed States Tn" army needs 10000 man
Il; once TO complete their lighting units,
and the present week will be the time
TO secure Theses men. r" aid in sccur-
ing recruits from Wcllsburg. Lieuten-
ant Earl Null. Corporal Frank Nandiue
and Priyat" Bryan West of Company
IT, West Virginia troops. are in the
city. They arrived on Monday evening
and have taken their quarters at the
Hamilton y. VI. {. A.. where they Will
remain for three days.
Any mon eligible for army service
whn d,s!r" Ia enlist should call upon
Lieutenant Null and enlist in the SER
vlce. Tn" present time is The opp"r-
,unity for any who desire ~ scrr" their
country. The troops now in service
will he among tho first 10 20 abroad
and those who enlist will probably De
with them on the trip 10 France.