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The Washington times., 1917-11-02
RED CROSSNOW
HAS MEMBERSHIP
OF -FOUR MILLION

The membership OF the American
Red Cross has passed the 1900. 900
mark, according to announcement
made by the Red Cross war council.
From q total OF 276.0o0 members the
tirst of the year, the rolls have grown
steadily, until, on September 1, they
totaled 3,750,000. Additions during
the past month have boosted the
grand total to we'll above the 4.000, 900
mark.
August was the red-letter month
for membership. The increase was
more than 1,000.00 On May /, there
were scarcely 100000 names on the
roll.
There are now 1855 chapters Of
the American Red Cross scattered
throughout the country, with .434
auxiliaries. In addition to the chap.
tsrs in this country there Is an or.
ganization in Alaska, one in Porto
Rico, Cuba, the Philippines. Hawaii,
The Washington times., 1917-11-02
ADVERTISEMENT.
A Sure Way To
End Dandruf

There is one sure way that has never
failed to remove dandruff at once. and
that is to dissolve It. then you destroy
it entirely. To do this. Just get about
four ounces Of plain. common liquid ar
Won from any drug store (this is all you
will need). apply 1t at night when re-
tiring; use enough to moisten the scalp
ard rub II in gently with the finger til S.
BY morning, most IL not all, of your
dandruff will be gone. and three or four
more applications will completely DIS
solve and entirely destroy every single
Eign and trace Of It, no matter how
much dandruff you may have.
You will find all itching and digging
Of the scalp will stop instantly, and your
hair will be fuzzy. lustrouS, glossy. silky.
and soft, and look and feel a hundred
times better.
The Washington times., 1917-11-02

| As was the case with the Liberty
loan, where the soldiers themselves
subscribed heavily. the fighting men
are also coming forward most gener-
ously with gifts for The Washington
Times Tobacco Fund.
Officers and men at the United
States Army Medical School in Wash
ington have set the high mark. Rep
resentstives came in today with the
sum of S131.65. the total of subscrip-
tions by almost every member of the
schools personnel.
Coost Artillery Aids.
Men in the War Department in the
office Of the chief of coast artillery
contributed today % cents each, a
total OF s4.25 from the one office.
Mrs. B. D. Matthias. of 1898 c street
southeast, who has a son in the serv-
ice, wished to contribute 50 on the
condition that a certain part of the
tobacco be sent to her own son, who
is in Uncle SANS service. When told
that The Times couldn't undertake to
make any SPECIFIC deliveries to men in
the trenches, Mrs. Matthias didn't lose
her generosity for the minute, but
donated 81 for smokes for the other
boys. The balance of her proposed
gift she will send to her son direct.
TOday's Contributions.
Contributed today to The Washing
ton Times Tobacco Fund:
Previously acknowledged -. .S4,Ic6.fS
Mrs. D. B, Matthias, 1888 c
street southeast ..... 100
Mite box at Raleigh Hotel. $50
Rebecca Kelly ........... 25
Office OF chief Of coast artil-
lery. Messrs. Scharff, San
ders. Hares, Richards, Fred
eTick, Florey, Nords, Tay-
lor, Berg. Murray, Donohue.
Brady, Van Patten. Bailey,
Braden, Russell, and o. A.. 4.25
Officers and men OF the United
States Army Medical School contrib
uted as follows: 50, B. II. Brown and
E. ]. Welty; $3.50. W. r. Basset; 81,
L. J. Desha, O'Keefe, s. T. FaIrhall,
Kerrens, Rosenfeld, Herman Van
oehsen, L. 7. Getty, Frank Upman,
G. r. Raleigh, F. r. O'Connel, j.
Houston, r. W. StoveI. James Delis,
A. r. Wright, J. Void, Henry w.
Crosby, ]. E. Casey, N. S. Wyeth,
Charles H. Wilcox. z. E. orlson, A. L.
CARED. z. T. Corcoran, Raymond T.
Storm, c. A. Street, r. c. Haver.
Major Davis on List.
J. G. George, C. A Waldorf. Major
w. L. Davis, John r. Adams. Col. w.
II. Arthur, Col c. C. McCulloch, Col
L. r. whitmore, Major Fl. W. Jones,
z. J. D., J. w. W. Lieut. c. II. God.
dard. Lieut.. c. B. Wood, Huffer, II.
+. Clark. James Wilton, B. n. Rich
ardson. E. L. Vail, w. G. Jones, How
ard s. Thome.
Frank a. Ross, Anonymous. r. o.
Bailey. Hugh L. Cowan, c. B. Going,
c. L. Stokes; 75 cents, John H. Bloss;
so cents, W. ]. Williamson, w. p.
Vawter, II. +. Weser, L. Carmichael,
C. L. North. z. J. Miller, Fueller.
The Washington times., 1917-11-02
Two WOMEN ARE HELD
IN NURSERY DEATHS

NEW YORK. Nov. 2.-Miss Annie
Murphy and Miss Bridget O'Flaherty,
owners OF the Yonkers day nursery.
are being held for a hearing after in
vestieation has revealed that nine OF
the children kept at the Institution
had died. apparently from neglect.
Two OF the tots died in hospitals
after being taken from the nursery.
Another child died yesterday.
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Miss Pearl Chambers has resumed
hcr studies at Marshal! college. iiCa-
,inGton. after q visit at her hom" here
Cecil Robinson will return 10 his dh-
lies in Pittsburgh today ate" WISH
with his parents here.
Mrs. Ida Eoucr.s. OF ;hts citr. left
yesterday for Elkins. whore sh" wiIi
Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Catlcl;. Of Ciarks-,
huarc. who have been the guests OF
their mother. Mrs. Anna Peabody OF
jefferson avenue. returned h1mG EcSter-
day.
recently underwent se"!",'i "l''rA ti"n
a, the Glendale hospital. is getting
along as wcil "a could he expected.
james Baker has resumed his studies
at Ohio state university after NHl'
ut his home hero.
Miss Mary Sheets. of Gran, avc1r"
left Yesterday for FuiCnont. whore sh"
will take the spring courS" AT the ~ air
mont Normal school.
Miss Catherine Jacques. who has been
quite III at her home hero. ~ lnnroV'
ii.v. Chrisrnan will conduct service;
at the Trinity Episcopal church. hHre
Thr Hotel Snyder har nnfurlod o9'
Of tho largest nugs in Tho ci;r from Tho
third s.ury of the hotel building nj
Seventh street,
Tho lflka will stage pnrade h"r" nj
noon today tn advertise t'e 'n!nstr"l t'
ing and Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. W. ". Henderson,. q
Fifth street. ara spending several days
with pittsburgh relatives.
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vote for the charter was 1925 and
against it l25l, % per cent of the vote
being cast The charter followed
closely the Springfield plans.
BEREA--PresidenL Arthur l.. Rros-
Itch, OF Baldwin-WallaCc college, today
announced the faculty will take under
consideration the Introduction OF com,
pulsory training for young men and
the requirements of 4 course IN red
cross relief work for The young women
Of the college. After Il patriotic adj
dress by President Breslich the stu
dents voted in favor OF military train
ing. Action will be taken BY the faCu!-
" next week.
COSHOCTON-An unidentified man.
aged %. probably from Newark. was
killed by train here.
.FTSDlEY-An automobile driven by
Calvin Henry turned over and four
road contractors received severe IN
juries:
FINDLEI-Because OF complaints
aeainst pollution Of Blanchard river.
representatives OF the state board or
health are Investigating the river con-
ditions here.
FINDLEY-There is big crop "f
sugar beeIs and nigh prices are eN-
pected
NULERSBURG~-Andrcw !. Knox,
aged -. member OF the soldiers relief
commission. was found dead.
TO Prevent The Grip
colds cause Grip--I.aXativr Eromo Out
u!ae removes cause: There IS only one
.Hrono Ouiniuc" T.. W. GROVES sig
nature on box &c.
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SUB TOLL AGAINST.
BRITISH NOT HEAVY

LONDON, March IS, SIS p. m
During the week ending March %;
2,314 Ships over 100 tons net arrived
in ports in the United Kingdom. &C,
cording TO an official statement issued
thi sevening. During the same period
o.433 vessels of over 100 tons net
sailed from ports in the United King.
dom. These figures are exclusive OF
fishing vessels AMI local shipping.
Eighteen British merchant; vessels
over 1900 tons gross. including two
during the previous fortnight. and the
hospital ship AstIrias, were sunk by
mines or submarines. Seven merchant
vessels under. 1900 tons also were
sunk: Thirteen british merchant yes
sells. including three during the nre.
yious fortnight. were unsuccessiully
attacked by subparines. Ten British
fishing vessels. Including nine sailing
vessels were suSk during the same
period.
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FACED DEATH
WITH HERO|SN|

LONDON, March 2N.-!:.J L. NJ
The british transport Tyndareus, with
a battalion of The MiddleseS Regiment
aboard. struck Il mine on February ).
off Cane AcuhaS. the SOuthrrnmoSL
noipi ni Africa. Tho men were parad-
I'd on deck and after rollcall began 10
sing. while they walled for the snip
10 sink.
! The TyndarcUS. however, was saved
and the troops wrr" transferred IA
':wD rcScuirG steamers. having upn"lu.
7 -; expressed in the official admiralty
repori. the cherished tradition Of me
/ Birkenhcad.
The admiralty ISSUED tonight The
I following statement Oh The incident:
The admiralty transport TyndarcU5,
with a battalion Ol ihr AliddleS"% Reg
intent aboard. struck Il mine al eight
j in The evening Of February q. orr cape
A"ulhHS \ strong SOulhWrSl"rly gaze
vas blowing and Immediately at'rr 'ne
ErXplusion tn" ship began :" settle by
The head with prupell"rS ont 81 Wa'rr'
" Assembly WAS sounded and ne
mon dnnnrd IiTe-h"ll, and naradrd III
nrrTec, order. Roll was called anVup-
ON the order Stand easy, lie whole
battalion began 10 sing.
Two steamers. despatched 10 me
rescue. arrived on thu scene Wiihln
half an hour. During lnis Trying line:
although faced by the proha0llll! 81
imminent death. The troops malH'a!n'u
,>radfasI courage and diS"ipllne Ne,
rr WAS The tradition OF IN" l'El'Ish
.armv more wurlhily upheld IMAM oil
this occasion.
"Thnnks 10 the devotion and perse.'
ynrarcr of the captain and the OH
GERS. The ship was saved. me troops
we're transferred 10 thu two 5'ealhTIa
and taken 10 ;iimOnStown. where ~"
Tvndareus subsequently, rfturhtG IN
der her own steam. with Two hoius
rl0odrd and another leaking.
The king has graciouSIy expressed
his deep admiration for The conuuri
of All ranks in UNFOLDING thr cherished
tradition Of the Birkenhcah.
rTh,, british steamer Tyndareus ap'
rarenIly the one alluded 10 in the OF,
iirial statement VAS J 900 ton NtsHei
huil lasf wear al Gr"rnOik ana owned
by the Ocean Steamship Comphh! ~
,ycrpool. Shipping records sho" ne
Tvndarrus leaving Liverpool on DE,
rcmh.r 20. last. for Yokohama anu
Hong Kong and reported arriving Al
Simnnslown. Cape Colony. about rep
mary = The l3rkenhead, British
iroon shin. struck Il rock or Hiilloms
Bay, South Africa Cn fehrnaiS ~
1882 while having on board ""S per
sons largely ir0npS IN lheir wa; ~
tho cane. OF The crew ana Soiui1IH
m board Al were lost. In" blrkrh-
head was AL iron pHddlewheei 'c*"r'''
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,.'he great majority Of people suffer,
Ing today from excessive thinness anu
poor development. while they eat three
good meals 4 day, only manage 10
maintain life and n portion OF the
health and strength that should be
theirs They stay thin mainly because
they are of a highly strung. nervous
disposiiion--nerves on an edge most
OF the time. This need be no draw
back. however. 10 your putting on
flesh if you will first OF all correct the
acrvous disposition.
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Francs demand s5s5T: cables {5.S3E;
marks demand 699tc: cables zoe. kron-
en- demand SlI4O: cables @1l,5o. Guild
crs demand 40 f-l6: cables 4Ohc. Lires
demand s7.77; cabl,!s s7.16. Rubles de-
mand S2S.i4: cables s2S.4s. Bar silver
Ta4c. Mexican dollars SEC. Govern
rncnt. bonds weak; railroad bonds ire
.Sulnr.
Time loans firm; so and 90 days 81 q
3aI e.; six months "a nc.
Call money steady: high 2i:c: low &c:
ruling rat: 2Lc; last loan INC; closing
lid &c; offered 2iIt
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-03-29
WARWOOD

Stanley Kyle Will hr host this AFTER
ronu from 1 10 n'ciork. I" Il happy
rrn,ln % friends. who wii! l"Eu IN r"ie-
hrntlug tho nuniversnry ~ his birth
The affair will In IN til" mai ure "i an
Fastar party. with appropr!ai" EatnrS.
and the dainty appointments "r the
Iunch.on WIN 10 cnrrird on. similarly.
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BENWOOD
r,ter-,ir Wheeling knights.

THO wiVcS II i'm' EnN ~ M :,I,.,
wood ln.lg,, uf uii"rm rhnt. l>h'Ehe -
~ T,.,l,Ia~ WIN entertain knights ara
Ild;ce 1T lodges ii tho Wh""lrE %is =
Tho arm"ry. Preparations :" rn'yr 'n!''
,,.,,,,. vr,Ii IN. served. and tn, ircm'.r
,,rchrstrn -. Wh""linE. Will play III"
music, 'or 'hn "'raS ION.
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The city demands that IN" " nceIlnG
Traction company repair me ra'i' az"
ON. foot uu each side Of the rails IN .;le
subway. according 10 agreements IN ne
original franchises.
H,runs. of the usunl high water
which inun,lu:eS the subway iioor sew
rraI times during IL winter, the com,
pauy agreed 10 repair the track anu
- rect Zach spring. II Is maintnined'
city workmrn have been busy thls
week in cleaning mud from tIG 'rcccn
High water from the subway Inc! I.n
working IN nth"r streets OF Tue w
nuw. and are giving citiZcnS great Oh
rolirngcmcnt In Ser cleanup work
Berwood Briefs.
on. panhandlrr was III before police
ruurt last night and was sentenced ~, ~
ten days i'll Jail. II" was SO drunN ~. ~. :
coi:Idn'I give ms name, so lie was
John Decd
Recaus, Of the sarge number OF
dances in HenwnOd and surrounding
owns on Monday night after Easter
when all break away from INC Lcntri li
rule. the Fourlh-F'ifth ward nrc pGS
have cancelled their affair scheuulSu
for that date. VIZ
a, their club room. and are planning
many vents for spring. They have rx-
Charged their mahogany diamond disc
phnnograrh for an ohkrn one: t., .,o
linton Eich school. has bought the Reo
i've nusscnger auto formerly owned by
charles Schnne. Of McMcchen.
MONEY
NEW YORK, March 2s:-MercantI,,ic
,>,rer lTiIi,c Sterling IN day bllis
sl-f: commercial GO day bills OH banks
:: II: commercial 80 day bills 81 u ;
demand S4.7j 9-16 cables s+.T6 1-l''
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rrou I.Stl Improves.

I.anrrn n Grow. II. aE"d IN, U!FrIT'3
,,n,cyad at the PARIS Run rnin" east
-" 3D. city, who sustained a badly frac-
,ureG skull Tuesday afternoon when ~
va -, in,nroy.d at the Glendale hos
Eli wh.rc nc was removed ;mmodi
p ptsr' following tho accident The l1 ,,,,
o"ndi,;nn continues Very critical hut
!, ia not thought mis- injuries Will prove
rnt If
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-03-29

Justice v. u. NlEgs E"sl"FN;tE EAl0-
I'd down Judgment for the d"Iehuam'
- ~. rlvij sui. u. the National l.auf-
dr.. Nurfinr company. NJ Dayton. Ohio
n.niaSt !. ". Moor"h"ah. Of this city
f%rrI"rlv proprietor on tho star iaun-
dr.. II" suit was t.: $9i. the ma
ch,n.. company alleging INC S'ar tauh
,rv ia received ,hc machinery and not
w, al fp,. H.
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Tavlor Funeral Today.

Funeral services fog 'h% lat MY
~ rnsij,.nt Of this city. who died n tn
S fa r' OF her son. wyIis Taylor. OF Tom,
linson aycnlie. TUESDAY morning. WI
b.. held ri tho rlac" Of. death THIS morn
,ur M S.20 O'Clock. Rev. g. u. SniIIn
pastor of tho First NJ r. cn"rrn, w.,
tr,fficia,c ln,erm"ut will he in Taylor
r2Ihrh rcmetrry.
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Call Patriotic Meeting.

i't!r~unnt - ilIr rruUn'Sl ~ If"N "tNnF
John i. rurnwrI!. Mayor Evan &. Rob
srts. nf this city. vii! issue Il call !oI.
4 meeting ~ TIA" patriotic citizens or
the city ~ h. ii"id the first Of the weak.
The object 81 thu meeting, az mas
been in other cities, and as il will be
hers. will h" 81 adopt resolutions con-
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,,;a+;,,, Mot go We'll

HnberI t.nrk"t. or tfCst stree Iii s,
,i,v VINO sustained fractured shu!'
nnrs Monday afternoon when MS nr".",
rycl. crashed Int" po.r Nv :, n
S. ,,,.s, I'M" r"nd; ,% at his homs iarKSrs
,.nndi'jon vas improved Tuesday, nm'
i,,," tuesday night he suffered '"-
in sr. and his recovery ~ oouo''"''
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co.l Lands Consolidated

,'ar,,in 4. l.. Hnnton. appeared 10 En'
Ike county court here ycS'eI"N! =" taI
holdings in this county. and at request
NY ali the cont lands Of the above
named party he combined f": ne PHr,
pns.. Of taxation, II Was era am" 10y ~"
rnn,,r, -Tho,lEunds Of acres Of coal are
owned III thu several districts "i 'h's
county b. MI Thompson. n>HnN'~"
banker. ~ =. ,,,o,,
Th. rnur; adjourned III mon :" meet
again Monday. when the matte a. NC
given attention.
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e+,os Minstrel Tonight

.r,. I-,I,s. minstrel shuW VIII % SIHE-
,hn pa rk theatre here this evening
va - Friday, TIE dress rehearsal! was
noit i,st cvonng and all minor details
for pu,t,ne on th"} big entertainments
h,,e b,>u completed.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-03-29
MCUNDSVILLE
ArraiSn Prominent Men.

FL carr. = prominent tarnte" q; i"r,
county. ana NcsSrs. Levy. HorAr ana
Slrrr!nns. meat market proprietary H'r,'
,,i.i h,' arraicn.d IN Justice W. NJ.
l,i,-.s' cnur. hero his morning n "
o'clock on charges ri throwing SiauEa-
,nr house raiuSe into 4 stream. the
charges against the tcur mon ar" pre-
ferret hv mr. l.. tt. MrtluskE. count
h.,i:h of.icer. carr owns tho property
on which the slaughter house used ~
ia, :nrcr utcirrs i lnca ted.
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B7iuhtner Funeral Today.

Tho !aSl sad rites Toy IN" late MIS-
Amelia Elightn"r, VIII" died carly tues
day morning at the home nt h'r dauSm,
49, Nrs frank Crow. "f Knoxville. VIII
H.. h.i.! this morning ~ II o'clock a
,..r., ..lc. ~ haath. lntcrn"nt Viii pc
~ E!air's RiGG" cemetery.
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nance Hero Tonight.

W.. Noudc Sponnrr E"ck"r's dancing
80 49, will enjoy dance this even
~ az tho EnIs hall. instruction IN
-. stens will be given.
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,-r,,,ys Council Monday.

civ roiincil will m"et Monnli tnr
,lrr Tor the purpose o. "rEan,%''' ts,,r III
~; nnsis, OF SIX Of the present mem
f h.rs and tw" ncw mrmh"rS, liermMnn
H,..s ard l.. -. Jones, elected AT hn
recently municipal election. ne o'1 W.
,.,jy, .I.ctiou will take their unth oil
africa Monday.
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,o,or+s 10 Preach ut jail.

20. llair ". Roberts. pastor .! tn>
,,cNr..h,n First NJ f. church. Will con
due tho services nj the county IN
h~y. SUNDAY afternoon. He VIII o" ~
>,s,es With m" services By N" LET'
,,.r;ai az this city.
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s.,tnrcrt Clcnn Up Orders.

rMn .llv has GII"n FNSTHFNTS W.
NI,y 10 lean NJ their promises; i
Was anrnunc"! yesterday. Notices nhvr
t,.,,: posted telling ~" "'ti%"nS :" W. :.
r,lhish from cellars :lUd other parts =.
49,. Ln,:sn - th"r0urhlI rirHn ip Ehr"S
and # possible plant grass seed ana i"
n,ii ,ht various properties "n u SAM
'nrN basis. ,;,, 90.
,,.,,s % No.. nvu,rn"l,i"r. Beginning
Efn ,: :. an ,r~nr,,,l.n - avery h"'S" ana .n
,,.'.,,.--v In. ia. ,!ly M l." mad" hf me
nraIth and SANITARY officers. an" aH',
who. hayr not ""mi'!r"' "hh u. 90
viii h. ci!hi.rt 10 arr - ana INV.
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SDnde-Greeiey,

q, his residence on Morton n'anHh
Tuesday afternoon. Rev. \. Il. t'aInet
united in marriages Mr. Clark i. . Sl"u'
and Miss Iv;, rtieeley. both o. Akron -
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LATE NEWS Of
OHIO CAPITAL

COLUMBu :. O.. MaIrH II heu:!,
e. Taylor a prominent attorney ana
wealthy land owner. ,ijtd suddanly' At
his home today. OF heart trouble. lie
had spent the mo.-'irE III his off,
and had gone to his home, for iuncn
when he was strick IN. Mr.. tayto:
who was a graduate Of Miami lnive:,
sity and Harvard law school Sr ,;Ea'
in the civil war as a member OF Com,
pany A. Goth Q. Y. |. He mad serve,
in the city council! and Legislature ana
was judge advocate sesleral o" on Tue
staff OF Gov. George n. NaSn. l'uu ~
1en4 He was interested in philan-
Ihropy.
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.ao, He1d Visitation.

Thc Woodmvn II Tho I!r"nt"T IT, t.,
IN. dts,-tc, were entertained mere ' ~.
evening by l.ibcri CAMP No. Co. no win
ria' (" u" Tn" affair was largely at
,"ndsd and proved an enjoyable "coH-
Slp.I.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-03-29
nSio News Notes.

TIFFiE Titi:n does n"i "at,' 4
commissions MANAGER ?i''H 81 &"SI'n,
,r,.nt Tn. vo,rts today defeated i
proposed rhar'"" by -. YVES. ~
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Monndsville Briefs.

veying the sentiment OF the community
20 congress and the President.
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Ruth Aoyer. who is only l. years
old is an auto spe ader. To-day in %:
children's court. she was fined 50
and costs Tor speeding with her
fathers automobile. She is the fIrSt
rTi 70 be arraigrrd in this city for
Speeding. Frank Fetch. aged Il; son
o. Rev. ". r Futch. also was fined
$40 and costs. for violating the speed
ordinance
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Must Repair Subway.

met with enthusiastic objection from
Ih- folks IF licnwOod.
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JUST WHAT THIN, NERVOUS
RUNDOWN PEOPLE NEED
Successful Home Makes You Put h n'
inn weoht Many Pounds in One mnths me'

Pamgin TablI'ts with Gentian act
first on the nerves, and then by QUICK
" correcting faulty digestion and IN
creasing the appetite lay the tounda.
lion stone OF the. increased weight that
Is sure 10 follow.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-03-29

This evening in l.asch's hal! the SN-
h:!rhan club will dance.
Thu Ladies' Aid nj the corpus hrle,'
church. are making elahorat" arrange
r,,r;s for thr curhrn to be held IN
IaSch'+ hail after Easter
carl E,hcrtS /" making Il rapid recoN-
cry. from his recent illnesS
.wIU entertain the Sigma Tau Kappa
Sewing club this evening.
Suur. l.utrs IL ii iHEr!rnH sHt ferer'
AIRS f. g.. knowles spent tfe haF rs
tho guess ri Mrs. ". l.. Mcnamara
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-03-29

Every druggis. in America is author,
lied to refund tpe purchase price II
few weeks steady use as oITe Ct.
advise fail to beaeflt YOU. =. H. oi'eS'
G. Co. sells lotsCof II.
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Picket Fires Burning.

,v,rr,rr IN The average American has
seemed something FAR removed. hut. yes
rrrdav afrcrno"n and evening when me
National Guards. IN the Federnl service;
took ny their march Of duty. on ana
Ton mill and liz their picker fires, n
certain Significance seemed expressed to
The people, and crowds OF Interested
snectntCra gathered 10 catch EhnPse
Of tho men IN their steady march'
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-03-29

When Police Officer Charles h. tn
Ter attempted TO Quell IL disorder in d
hall last night, IL was hit on the heAl
with beer botte By Howard Mctlnln-
ney. He was severely hurt and IS
ln1der the care OF the police surgeon.
McIlhinnev wal arrested but was re-
leased when his wife deposited i've
diamond rings with the police court
for his appearance later.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-03-29

I'd Dyson. aged -. negro; WAS
sro, to death her" last night. by bennE
Henderson. aged 26, also Il negro. WHO
is. being held by The police tor s!%
n,nrder The shooting il said 10 havH
resulted from quarrel about IN"
attention. Dvscn was paviaG % 4 wnt-e
woman, wit: whom Henderson WAS III
fatI,ofac
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colds cause Grip--I.aNItivn Eromo Out
MAE removes cause There IS only one
"Eromo Ouiniue" +. W. GROVES sig
nature on box sc.