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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-11-13
Curtains for Bedroom

To the Editor Of Wondn's Page.
Dear Madam want TO purchase curtains
for my bedroom and would like something neat
but Inexpensive. Could YOU kindly suggest to
me what should purchase? OUT OF TOWN.
A scrim curtain In white or ecru is in
expensive and makes very dainty curta in
for bedroom. A little cross-stitch border
of pink and blue ribbon that comes espe-
cially for embroidering finishes off the cur
tain. In the shops made-up scrm cur
tains can be bought with drawn-worl;
borders. These are pretty. Dotted Swiss
curtains are as sweet and dainty as can be.
A tiny border finishes off the edge of these.
Figured lawn, too, is pretty II there Is a
plain wallpaper in the room. Otherwise use
plain unfgured lawn. Scrim sells at
twenty-five cents yard. dotted Swiss at
twenty and lawn at twenty-five cents a
yard.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-11-13
Not Enough Fresh Air /,

To TIE Editor OF woman PuDe:
Dear Madam-what would you advise for
child about eleven, who reads a good deal?
0he has Eiasses, she eats very little ana does
not play outside much. 81 ii.
think little girl of eleven should read
less and play outside more. There is
nothing like fresh air and exercise for work.
Ing up appetite. IL her eyes are bad 1t is
Ill the more important that she keep from
reading. know IT is hard to coax these
little bookworms away from their books.
hut when II becomes a matter OF health 1t
5ust must be done Don't send little daugh-
ter out to play In way she doesn't care to
play III she isn't interested In the usual
games children like. get some one to take
her ON long hikes and 10 talk to her as
they 70 along. Let her. Join the Girl
Scouts or the Campfire Girls and get In
terested In the outdoors. Try her on
boekstball and hockey and some of the
repes girls Of her age begin to take In
}tFeft In Fresh air Is essential to the
&Qoifh of 3 child. am only able 10 answer
6pef7ion from one angie In order that
1or hexe e111ff medical advice ] have
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-11-13
The Proper School Aoo

a; ,.wha; age should Il ,hpd IA. 49,, =
MARTIN ="
Il depends upon thc c',il' his te,,,,
mental and bodily i"vn'opmen, s,a ,,a ahd
The eI 20! aTd its cnvirNnIr ,rt, 81 e,,s ys
ought to ~ depr!ve' ~ amp,e oDDo-tr,,,e
,,r growth ard health of Nody fer tns ,ss.
- mental culture IN his ear,,, ye,,.
'ound body is the first consideration
with the school course Of study FOR /.
guide, an apt mother can teach her bov =
an hour or two day what he would <. =. u
whole school day In acquiring unasr
teacher who has roomful to attend 10
tCop; rishtD ..,.. "A,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-11-13
Remedy for Eczema
What Is the remedy for eczema in inf

What is the remedy for eczema In infants?
SISTER
Eczema is generally due TO coIs.ipa-
tion Indigestion or colitis First of all, the
diet OF the child must be regulated SO as
to secure normal digestion. In some cases
cows milk seems to be a cause of eczema
In young children. In such cases the
amount Of milk in the diet should be
diminished. In some cases II may be nec-
cssary 10 suspend milk feeding entirely for
a few days. substituting grucla and vcGe-
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-11-13
Who Was Mayor % Years Ago?

To the Editor OF Woman s Page:
Dear Madam-Will you kindly answer thruurh
your question column IN IN" EyEN,vG IrISiH1
thc following; Who wHs MavOr Of PhiltdrnhI,
tWrhly-tWo years aSo? = SIBSCRIBER
TWENTY-FIVE years ago, in 1895. Edwin s.
stuart finished up his term as Mayor OF
Phlladephia, and in the same year Charles
r. warwick began his term as Mayor
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-11-13
No Substitution in Draft

To the Editor Of Wo,nan'S Page:
Dear Madam-Will you kindly tell me IL my
younger brother could take a place IN tho M
uohhl Army for my elder brother? SISTER
Regulations covering the draft do not
permit OF substitution OF any kind This
ruling would prevent your Younger hro,har
taking the older ones place
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-11-13
HERES A NEW WARTIME VIRTUE
PUTTING UP WITH INCONVENIENCE
When You're Travelling and Feel Like Fighting
Because the Train Is Late, Remember You're
Lucky to Have Train at ALL

T,O TRAVEL nowadays is to conduct a
with the conductor because dhe train Is
late and you are going TO miss connec.
tions. You can have "a battle royal with
the walter In the railroad station restaur.
ant because he brings you a cup custard
instead Of an oyster stew. Really you can
have a very nice time kicking-if you
want to.
NNIIE other night four good aristocrats
L and soldier who was too self-contained
TO tell the world whether or not he had
ever had breakfast in bed were dumped"
Off a train In IA very, very small town
The idea was to transfer them to Il fast
fiier that would make up the time lost by
their own train and get them TO certain
junction in time to make connections. A
wire had been flashed to the fiier to stop
and pick up passengers.
have never heard who is official mes
sage taker on II western express, uut the
engineer must have got this one and
kept 1t to himself. The train stopped but
nobody would open any of the ten sleep.
ing cars to let IN the five. Porters were
busily making up berths, women were
knitting. but no one looked out into the
black of the night at the stranded.
They ran wildly along. off the end OF the
station platform stumbling over stray
railroad ties. humping into underbrush
and then all the way back again--now in
despair.
At the crucial moment when the train
seemed to be about to start Il porter had
the curiosity to open door and see why
The train was stopping. He found the
fvs reasons armIng themselves with
stones to throw at the windows.
AFTER walking back through ten sleep
1ers In order to reach a parlor car on the
rear. the women of the party were about
to open their mouths when the soldier
boy opened his and said something"
Gee" he gasped as he stretched out
his khaki legs. this aln't anything"
And then everybody laughed and
started to make much of the soldier.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-11-13
Strychnia


~. NJ L. n.
No. There is no drug which can p,oD,..
,an pe en,,ea h sooa ionic S,rychnia h',y has =,
less thousands have been deceived 1ount.
lusive effects. The apparen, ,rn J" De.
vigor which follows dose OF s,r,,,sse Ia
not due to an actual addition to lima "a
of bodily energies. but is sitnply ~ sum
Of forced expenditure of energy m., result
already depleted to the point of dsnvsr 'n Y
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-11-13

table purees to which a little bu,,,.
added MAJ sugar should be us.a 'as :, been
extent OF one or two ounces daily Ts0 70 thS
tation OF the skin may be relieved ~ Nv irra
use of lanoline cream. ''ea oy hs
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-11-13

8. What material makes novel substitute
for the Georgstte crepe that is 50 much used
for the waist of the three-plece suit:
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-11-13

!. II wastes coal to allow the fire to get
very low during the nEht because It requires
more coal to build up the fire suddenly than II
docs TO keep II at an even rate and because in
order TO heat up the house In n hurry In the
morning you must have such fast fire that II
cannot be checked In time to keep from over
heating the house and thus wasting coal.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-11-13

:. dainty Gift for the engaged girls hope
chrsi Is silk shirt that can be made OF
Japanese silk and embroidery ribbon. A design
OF little wreaths of rosebud. is worked with
the ribbon across the front
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-11-13

j. IL Is courteous for "a man TO thank u girl
Tor having accepted his invitation to IA dance,
10 'ne theatre' etc. On the other hand II l..
equally matter OF courtesy for the girl to
thank the man for Offering the entertainment
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-11-13
THE WOMAN'S EXCHANGE

70 o.,
gritt
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-11-13
ERDAY'S INQUIRIES

L. The fad of matching u fur toque or fur
crown of n hat with ones muT and scarf /.
fast growing.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-11-13
GOOD HEALTH QUESTION BOX

BY HARVEY KFr TOGG NJ. d.. II. D.
IN
dbv
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-11-13
Love Is Strong

y viewless thing is the wind,
But its strength is mightier far
Than phalanxed host In battle line,
Than the limbs of a Samson are
And viawless thing is love,
And name that vansheth
But her strength is the winds wild strength
above
For she conqucrs shame and Death.
--Richard Burton.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-11-13

:. j. il necessary TO acknowledge the formal
announcement card of u friend whose wedding
has taken place In another city?
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-11-13

No model of the last four or five
seasons-one might almost say as
many years--has approached the
cover-all coat in practicability.
And, fortunately for those women
who have adopted it as an indispen-
sable article of the wardrobe, the
style creators have managed to
maintain its quality of smartness
at an average as high as that Of
its practical quality. The allen
veloping coat pictured in today's
illustration is an example of the
smart lines which characterize
many of the models of the season.
These lines are simple; there isn't
the slightest trace Of the extreme
about the design, but the coat is,
nevertheless, quite suitable for
wear to the matinee, an elaborate
luncheon or any semiformal after
noon affair. The material is slate
gray velour and the trimming is
dyed opossum fur.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-11-13

2. Barley meal can he used In war bread In
virtually any proportion that cornm-al or whole
wheat IL used. II can he used u one third
substitute for cheat -four in yeast breads.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-11-13
TODAY'S INQUIRIES

I. n Jars Of preserves must he stored where
there is a strong light. what prccaution should
he taken and why?
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-11-13

L. Who y said to be the youngest woman
war heroine ever decorated by q Government?
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-11-13

2. What little time saver attached to the
kitchen table will save much heavy lifting and
many steps?
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-11-13
ANSWERS TO VEST

3. How can a sewing machine needle thai has
become blunt he sharp-ned:
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-11-13
To Remove Grease From Velvet

u Japanese crepe dish towels nre cheaper
than linen ones and less npt TO produce lint.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-08-13
Twenty-three Killed;
Fifty Injured in Air
Raid Over England
MINI. WOMEN AND SIX
CHILDREN ARR. KILLED
Reports Not Received from
All Points and Casualties
May Be Greater.

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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-08-13
NINE TEEN FISHERMEN
DROWN WHEN BOATS
SWhMPED BY GALE

u'llIuH Nur r. 'lIr"t"ru I""In
ru'"" Iiri,'tii,.u ~ IIn"ln'"'""n.
g""ir hr"'"u'h rh"H lh', 'milrn In
g lIl'h iIr-Y r.rt" Il"lInr. "II I'upn i''d
sea-" rrrurI'h IY u ruI" ihni rnuu"
ur nu,hl"uIl lni" rrI,iur nTIriun"n
I "" urru rrrr fIuur ia" fInhlUr
~, hum'ru Nntr 4 l!nniur mud lh"
HnlnIi'. ] r.rIa"u. whi"h niIlv"h h"r"
I"ulphi
IWhl i.lutrrunI"I IlrhrImrn. com
pIIniuG H." rI""" ul III" rmnll tluh
Iur rrhnrurIn IlnuIrI mud Alice !Urt
mon uIfu ~" hrII"vrh IL hnv" been
lost lu The rnlr M"ml"rr uf tn"
rIrw 1T th, lluhinr lrhuun"r VlrElmln
IruuII,d TINT they had r,"n h"ih The
lInnlcI nuh IIir Hl"irum mnhlnE ilrn
prinIu rlInir Ia ride ulII the rtnrn
AMI inter pn" h"nla nnh wr"chhEr
from both rInn wash bY.
H,soinl nih'i wlrlIuE hrh""ri"Ir q"
InII,d uaiiuU rr,np'n InT then CI"wH
tt, uIutur uIiu'h The IInhiuF fleet ~
,uIi.u uuiiIh bg uOullI'>'nl al iIiEhIdnd
iitlI - nGn,ii" rind "w"r up firI'
tIn. .nII."ni "md umlh'nB y""iInn
ia ih. ir,tit,'"ut
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-08-13
MEXICO NEEDS HELP
BUT SALVATION WILL
COME FROM WITHIN

INV InUt hup - ""hl'l"nn
I'm Nr,i,or nuk,' ~ r,"hi"m"Il'-l
whr,~ Ihr nrr, dn,.r 'n"h !" ~" III"
pnvrrnIurnt / - '"Iu". fI"rn. n"'"td
iuy /" ~ atnInuIrnl iu m"d h"I" i"l"t
ht Ii~uiy Ilu"r", fn,m"r chamberlain
~ Sow i",h city. luni i"'utn"h tr"W
M-sIru rh",r l." hnn b""n NorEinE IN
nnnn,Inl md n,minirIIn'lv" nhSl""r "f
tho pn,"tun"ni I"nrgnnlhlny til"
CnIntryr nunu"l"l "nnhi'l"n.
'Th" niIirniY nnd ia" unY",il"h ""n.
dilinnr II Tia" "nuUlIy ~" making III"
tron-ury "nl"Iuin wonder wh"r" Ia"
noIr dny'n cash in To c"in" fr"u. Il"
aaid For l3ll.lylH. military cIp"n-
,liIutr alone In rnliInRtrd ni l:I QUO 900
prr,,n The total expenditure of th"
government Ia lal1iala. III" >r"r "t
Mahrr"'a ndIulniniISiion. w"" O.OO0.
OOO p"r"-
''Dll nnh mining rhtoiprlsns anh TIA"
M"sIrnh pr"pi" l,nH naH"Ilnk. 10
nuIkably I"CuprIaiiVr l.Nnpln that
ihayaIU aIr pI.niu"lnh iuIH"I rev
ouua f,I tho KUvoTnLhoni lhah u han
.v.r han h"f"i" bat Ih"i" viii sIlll
ba !, auiIntunti"l i"h'it t""r'""a h"H
suii.",Ls.h ih- resident I" h'"i""
lSn uHu uGu l.ra... Lui - ta n"i ap''l
h.i h..~ ~h''''
"Ar.h" h"n "Inl" nl'."n r''N"'"
u,anini i,r.hi.,". IL" n"i'l .h"i ''''"
ra,atIv"iy t.w p''s'"a a." "hi" ~ '''
ia. on,L 81 rnv.,n,n.nI -" nhn@
81 Ihn ni.I,, M.-h""pA ih" an !"
,uuniInr lht l.."n ~ i",n'"' "rI'"'
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81. n,l"v,tinr ltil" :" ~" 'fi''l y"
Ihn h.,I.,,n.nl ~ ln"u""i '""'liih'""
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"'lu, h,, r"l,n'l,n nlll """'" h""
Within iho r"v"'n,n"n, m""l u"
rlu,r.l ri".u ~ hn"ir "f h'u"nly "n'l RI
rI,Icrry Nr 'nrinn,n nppi"' l"'"n
IhIr rnd wnrmlv npp'"v"n Ia" ""'h
n< ,.,,.nurIrrrIi"n ih"t ~" hnv" "nhrf
wny In Ih~ department ~ fiunn"". ~"
mulch r"ur"dy rnn 10" found F"r M"'l
rnn IlIa although th"r" ~" Int ~
pr,,Io who have rurcn !" "tt"t.
"Amhnrrn,lni flci'h"r has tune -"
mnrhnhlr Wnrk Ia Inpr"Hlng tn" re-
l,Ilnnr ur IN" Nv" r"nn't'"R III 'h"
yr.,I mining oil and other fni"iKi.
ndualrtnI InI"r"rtn flnh hnnlh "f ."
uu.rnIlnu with the government ~ |
h,.Il,y, they eau II the l~narIn of
ur,lran public opinion and ia" hlll
tuIy ..ynic ihrinh"iYrn I" p"lil"lI.
n,iyir., and Hv"ll pitfalls "l l"i"lIh
ll.u mill,h Tn'iniiY ht""H'"it'h '''
,rv.Iuiinu ticn"nia. IL hI"lHn h"'l""'
.,u.tntaiu Ik"li g'"d ~iii "nh pat
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-08-13
TWO INJURED IN
BAD AUTO CRASH
n,.I..I nI.r.I.h ,n IL. hI-iIi.'."-'

nra I.I nI.E..h 'n III" ini-lis"'"-'
rhIHhiiIIiI. " Va" A"h ~ ! W."
,l.iIi,an ws,a Imlui"'l, "n" ""I in'niy Ia"
..p,uIun ~yi." "uI"Iu''lll. ""nsh ""h
d.I,u l., 'to".r ti"i'i"" "I h""l"i '"
"" wa ,"u Iui" Icy ""t "~""h W
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it'll II.., inIt'
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-08-13
PAPER ATTACKS
LABOR LEADER

i.DltDbH Aus "a Tho Hundo =
iIl.n",yni anyu hat Iho "riInu al lhn
lnhn, ,s"uf"i"n"n "u r'iIdsY al hiIIu,
li"uh"im''it. tie" i"nlpu"d mlWl"i"I
~ilh.ui l.uIIfnlh. Ia ih" liilinl, 'nhi
nuI o"uI,"IIn IIr" s"S"'nuI"ui ulIh 4"
",inIn "u ia" r"luli''" "f Witch ~ill
InImnl III" ~lunlur ~ 'h" l''"lnr at
Ihn ~ur M, it"u,lrir"I ~" u"~r
t,nror nopn "h"n ,"l""d ia" H"r "f
n",aI rmII rudor
Tho Dhr"tvrr ih"n UI"r""1r J."
nnntYtn lho nltunIl"u In I|urnlu mn'l
rnYn
"'rho council 80 ruillnrr mud wnIh
mnn'u dnIognIon hnr u"' nhnd"w "f
eight 10 nponk ruI Huunln M"llh"' NJ
IfnntnIu"u nr th" luh"p"n'l"ul Labor
party har Tho right lu HpNnl f"r 'Ir"nt
NrIlnln II III" aiI"mpt To nrIognl"
nIrh right a"on further thor" mnn' h"
lnnlnut population.
"Tho only m"nnu nf Curr"CiInR Tn"
mInchIur ln for ih" governmental N
uIlinH to Inllr instant action la nnlH"n
Thoy ought Iu nnnoIt tlni In TI"" "unn
irion Ia time Of war responsibility hnh
authority h"lUnEn rul"ly {" the gov
urnniriIn rrpIcnunIlnE tho whole nn
JIun Ia urGui,nncu Win lrIn phI lln
nnniniy nyaluin whirh ti"rnhnY h""h
nui ii'hn"nn
"Wn hnpn rrosIl"mI WIIn"n. viii
uuI wnllInr f"i "nY "IIt"r I'"h VIII
i,h, ,.r ii.la IIniIri" lir '"uI'l rLU"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-08-13
I.ONGSIIONE.MF.N TO
RETURN TO WORK

&TW yuUU. NuH - Tw"l'" bun
drrd mrihIur l"nruhu'ruI"u ~ Tho
Nuuihrtn IurIII' iInllrnnh l0dnY NJ
rrplrd the rmuIrnuy'n offer uf mn In
,,rnnu uf five rruIu nm huur In wnKc.
aud wlII return Iu wuIh IuinnIIu~ uf
Glrlnlr uf Ia" union announced. TWO
hundred Innprhurcn"n nr th" Mnll0rY
Il Clyde Ilnrn whn thr"ntrnnd Il"
rIIikr wriu pivrH lhn rhni" ndVnncn
Federal In,niInIiIr were pirn'uil al The
conference at which TIA" nrillninrnt
v.nn effected
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-08-13
END IN SIGHT
IN CAR STRIKE
KANSAS CITY SYSTEM
IS STILL TIED UP
SIX Hundred Strike Breakers
Were cDcported Yesterday
Without Disorder.

tArlHAH cry. Mo. huH J." ~"
uuIInIInn uf ulr hundred nlIlhe hinnh
nIn, nGn"inp"nl"d In "'h"ilY '"Hhh"'
cu,Iy l,iay hy nymrnihiioih "f Hlill
lme nIroni nnI u'npl''p"n u"h"' W" n''
rrty yininn 81 Ihn pniIGn. ten lh" trans
r.rinIIuu nynIrm nf IA" Nv" H"nn""
liIIon hIlI lI"h ~ Will" '""i"'""""
,u,,tuuIIinru rndrnvu,",I iu nnd sole
iI,,r, i,,I Il,r nlIunIiuu MnV"' 'i""IE"
ILwnt,I. II !, "nn"u 'Itr, No, "nn"'ih"
ed that an unIrnhlu mtI iI"n"nl wan ln
rIrht IIr lurn d"munh t"'"PhllInn
uf The uuI,al nnh >" inntnl"nnnl ~ hiH
,h"trnh "mpI"P"n
tho nIIihrh'r"hrrr lnni"d lmnl "h"
day Irui". - dizzy hli"h WIN I"iI"i I"i
lhrun, h"nIrr,rl nn ih"Y ~"'" lh 'h"
Human tIly nIIn"l flnlIwnY i"np"ny n
h",nr hr nymr"Il'I,"," ~ III" "'' 'h"'"
when lh" nrw ""n"In nn"llY ""'n
hrld'd luIu y train. n"ui" "I lh'n r"Ih
IIrr hr,l "nI"n nothing "s'rpi nnhh
rl.h rIur". Ih'l niiIvnl, n" "H"t'''"
hnd Irru tlr" hnIr"r" ui hrl"hr nn'l
nI,,r"u Witch ~" h"rl"n"In p"u,"h w
Ito Ihr hmm IiuugnI cont lhul"'l
materially I" uu"II may rrlrII "f '"rl"
,uurr thu m"n mlrhI INV" h"d
praI.o. Mana Gnnduri
hhncncr uG my "rl"uhrd dlrud"r w
connection With ia" mrtunl d'p"Ilnll" I'm
dr"w from 1hniunn F'lnhiv". "hl"i ~
unlIrc. u nInlrm"uI prnlniuE Ih" con
duet uf tho men 'HI rlrlh". 1h" u"
lie" w"r" cnII"d 1" tn" hnrnn by III"
InIrikrIr whom II appeared that "Hri'"'
m~ui might lend their frl"phn 1" q"
rrnnrr The rlrlkr hrrnh"tn. ro~"h
.hy tho day long decentralization nEnlnri
then, volunteered to leave Ihr city hnh
rlnhlvr CnIIlnH on tIIr rruwd To go
Iup-rnIr. 0hIniurh II Gnrinl or Ilnh"h
nrmr within rhirh III" nirik"hr"nk"rn
matched Iliruigh ih" city /" III" Union
nInIiOn
r,u nuTlnun irnuhl" wan "hc"nnt-roh
ru ruulr bat rrVrrnl nlt"npln ~ ll"
rIIuiiurra "a hrrnh through lhr r"h"n
hJuIiphI Instant IrpI"Vnl III ihn i"Ii'
ni iInIn. ,lupn sud I"nHihh ~ r"bii"'
liHnr W IIHu IH's ~ b'r''h''h "'''N''''
al the ntnii"u, hair " l"'"" nl'Ih"
Iurnh,Ir w"ir hnIuH '"'Iluh
tuuviuk IT." in"n undri rm"ih, 'h"
r,nnd ,ntuInrh in ihu '1tY Rn1 """i"t
r,I - huInI Il" IL" iund"i "f lli" l'n
u,,,IrrI mon Ito Wnr uhnrni Ih"h
Ih.r uI,mirrdrl Ia u n"'"nh hh'h '''
,uuud up ,,ih', rl'lt"ht ht""h"In h'iI
tlu,LI n,IlrrI hoh h"'u nn'l'|r"''h
I,. r,.ru "r,"p"d 'lu"'rh t""I ''''"
nud I,iIurr,t w." r"lli""d ii""h" W.
the nInilun Jhrt" Ih"p nnh"l '" ""
I,.hrl uu with ih"iI f"ll"rn
JuIr IuuIrlIl II "nh i"p",I"h w"
rnr,.jnI IInIu ~ "hlrh IlI" nn"n I"'i
Ihr rlIy hnh h"ru rl'l"lIn"i"h !"
mIIrr iron. Ithurnn tliy nnh Tint 'h"h
Irudr,r wrrr urpluF lhru I" I"''iu.
rurIup the d"pnItniI"n. f"ut HiI""'
rnrr wrr~ hurucd IN nth"I parts ~
Ibo city
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-08-13
l. { INSISTS ON HATT|ESBURG
BEING AS CLEAN AS CAMP SHELBY
IItANSFOI{ OI{MAIION is
TRULY REMARKABLE.
CIcancsl Tow" IN Missippi bu
Must Be CIcnncrTo
Build Big Hospital.

Hp-ri'I nI.rsiTh Ia Tho fni.lllsNnn-t
HhTrIEHnUHu. MINI. Aux. ~
Tho building Of Cnmp HhoIby. nlu'
prndnlIn M II ~. In not Tho most IN
t"rrnIinB proc"rdurn now IN prOKreHr
Ia F0rfrhI county. MirHlhhippl. Thr
new hnuuon Tor tho Indlnnn. Kentucky
and WnrI VifEinin Euhr,lnm"n hfU
bnInE cunsruGIrh Ia ToG1rh breaking
limo now runhn arp being bullt hnd
Ihn worn Of nownEn hnd other nuius
Nil lrn nf ilTn nIo being prnvliin'l fnI nii
u hugo scale. IiuI lbn ntil,lsn trans
IuInIniinu of tho IIiiIn town " Hat
linnhuig from u Sypirni anuihnrn ium
hoI town Into regular liiilo atty nnd
ia" Inlll"i ununnn1 "bnon"n ~ "ppn
nItInn fIun la nliItnua Ia lhn luilD
vniluun nuh uGInnalyn m0ihulH ~
unhiI"Iln nnd uih"I angl"n "f "llP
nimluIniinIi"n nonuiiiufo'a snulnlnBl'
"nl pl,ru'ru"n"n TINT Nv Interesting
finr ~ IhlH i'nHnfnIu mat lun ~ tho
'tIuh tIIY" ~ Ihn Unrpin horn Irirl
T." th'li I"wn mnlinpu,tnni I" tlln nul
,Iln,n IIum lin Ihion nini"H WIN VIII
t,nIn h"ro. r"i dur Ina ihtit IlIn
|li'HIN 'Hhf WIN htf IbbII fIWY
their hlIlinilr, hilnh iInlf nnfl hiIuhh
nud whiln way ih"ir tims ~ iINiiI"r
buis VA tho unIv inwn ihoy 'nH Fri
Ia. unlnrn they ~" nhl" in Iuu ,Uwn
Ia thu ruIr "n"ui. "vo, rl,iy mIina
r'"m t'nmp HIi"II'y. "vo' iimnd"y.
IniII"riuIn han boon fuI uinty
y"ntn unn uf the ol"nnnnt i"wur in
MInnInnlppI. upn"hInR h"m " m"r"i
nnd nnnlIntY ninndpnIni. Th"In have
boom G"w blind IIgnrn nnh but milo
unlnrIn nv thu numhnr rf hlluh
iIgcra u MlunIppI iuwn'n mninIn ~"
ununlly Judged nnh by tho nIubrI Of
prrnnnn luf"cinh With malnIin II,
IlnnIIh IN ununliv rntoh. JIsIIIrrbu4
last Ynni won r"r0nh priS" ln tn"
"cIonnrni city" runirri Iial wnr put
on IN MIrnIrrIppI Ho IInlll"nbutg
hnH stood nlI nInng rnib"r w"ll from
Tho vI"wpnlni of ia" hUClnl and phyHl
cal mpIITirr.
Must he OI.an for u. n.
IIui tho UniIrh HisInr government
hnr "nIi I" IInitInHhu'H. Ia nuhrimnH",
'nuarnlIIlni, you nn having uiIly y
few blind IiHrrn but that isn't rnnuIh
f"r IN You IiIint lInVn 40 bIinh IIHuT.,
Yum welt InguI"Inh' rnntTIninh hiutThlI
n"undn we'll "u"uhh. bat wn .InnI anIna
4" l"EaIn s1idluIs ~IieIn Ih"Ins any
'hlrI'i.i' al all, Your Ia""rd fnI hay
Ina Iuw r"TasntsHs "T malnIin Innb
cninU"In wall .n"Ish WIN DIini nIiIsn
Ia IA" hInIn, bui va iinni HE any ma
i"IIn al All y"m nuIy n"t fasl 80 hbnir
wtih"nl . ni"H,iiii" Hlns ina hiii"i,y. I"
Y"n ih""" ~-'" s"'""i ninhi-, h"i i"""