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The Washington herald., 1918-01-24

The Law OF Cev bsatien.
For whole month ~ ew johnson
has had his head tied up.
The occipital region Of his Uranium
had come in contact with a brick,
neatly hurled by Harry Mason.
Mason paid q s2S fine in Baltimore,
where the scrap occurred.
Last Sunday morning Harry came
on to Washington. He brought some
squirrel whisky with him.
And he called on Andrew to see
how the hurt head was getting along.
During the visit. Harry accepted a
drink or two.
When II came time to 60, Harry
went into the kitchen to say goodby
to Mrs. johnson.
He stayed in the kitchen rather
long. Andrew got up from his couch
to see what was delaying the man.
There was his wife and Harry, An
drew said, holding hands.
Picking up a kitchen chair he
brought II down on Harry's head. !.
demolishing the chair entirely.
And then the court svened things
up by finding Andrew 81. the same
amount that Harry leftfaxhe Balti-
more court.
Mary's 3Feat.s A
II IL not Mary Gannts fault that
she Is pigeon-toed.
But there are some people who
are always kidding Mary about her
feet and causing her no end of
worry.
For instance, Ida Clark-she can't
pass Mary without reminding her
Of this unpleasant deformity.
Mary has pleaded, coaxed. and
done everything to get Ida to let
up. And still Ida Kept on.
Tuesday evening az Mary was in
lunchroom eating her meatless
meal, Ida noticed her feet sticking
out from under the table.
Look at dem feets." she shouted
derisively. "de big toes is tryin' to
kiss one annuder."
Mary blushed. Her beau was with
her. AS far as she knew he had
never looked at her feet.
Ida kept on kidding her. And
Mary said nothing-trying all the
while not to notice her.
Presently a coffee mug went up
side Ida's head and almost put out
her lights.
The court must have sympathized
with Mary. 1t only fined her IS.
They Have Got to Learn Some Time
II big strong men like Samson
\ fall for the wiles OF woman, what
would a poor fellow like Isaac String
er do when he got up against his
Delilah.
Isaac is supposed to be a woman
hater. But just the same he Is to be
/ found wherever the girls are.
He has boasted that no woman
could ever turn his head.
Poor fellow. If he only would think
before he spoke.
One night at a dance Isaac sat
near the music and refused to glide
| around the floor with any of the girls
that asked him.
Marie Brown spotted him from
afar. She looked at him for one little
minute and he was henceforth putty
| in her hands.
When the affair broke up. Isaac
insisted on kissing her goodnight
She said yes. he might take one
/ weeny one.
While his lips were pressed against
hers, she reached in his pocket and
! took his banluoll-s12.
\ Sadder, but wiser, Isaac watched
Marie get sent down for 30 days.
Reckless Robert
Bob Spriggs has been renting q
room in a fat occupied by Annie
tWilson.
Lately Annie has gotten tired oi
looking at Bob and told him tc
beat II.
"Ah will see 20 whar dey nebei
had snow afore All moves" said
Bob.
| All that day (Friday), Bob die
sentry duty in the parlor of Annie'i
The Washington herald., 1918-01-24
U. S. NEEDS $50 ACCOUNTANTS.

The government wants $50 expert
accountants for the aviation SER
vice. They will keep track of the
st-plus-proflt contracts, and will
be commissioned as reserve officers
at salaries ranging from $1,000 to
$4,000 a year.
The Washington herald., 1918-01-24
WEATHER CONDITIONS.

District Of Columbia and Mayland-PaItIy
elaudy and warmer Thursday, snow OF rain at
iglt; for Friday, moderate southerly winds
sitting TO west and northwest Friday.
VTginia-Partly clOndy and warmer Thursday.
rain or snow at night; for Friday. moderate
Winds becoming south and shifting to west
and northwest
LOCAL TEMPERATURES,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-04-17
PREPARING FOR THE
DECENNIAL CENSUS

WASHINGTON. April l".--'"ngr"ss
Will soon l." faced with thu necessity
OF providing millions Of dollars Tor the
lg@h census.
lust what inquiries will im mad" at
"V"ry American HON" ~ tn" problem
now l",Inu worked out. hCf"r'. determine
ing upon the rXH'I appropriation needed.
Census Director Rogers estimates that
the total cost of Ia" census. Including
tn. annual and ether inquiries occurring
during tn" perennial ""uSus period. II
done in :r"urdauc" with plans the
,.rnSIiA bureau has Formulated Will not
exceed So. nnn. uUn Ia $H"".Uno.n0n. Tho
estimated cost of taking III" population
CENSUS :Iinnr is $ln4in.nmu.
i;rSldrS considering pnrul;rtion. ~"
bureaus plans rontrnplni" tn" usual
elaborated inquiries on manufactures.
agriculture. mines and uuarri'S. annual
special inquiries and other work. THIS
includes vital statistics. statistics OF
cities AMI states trha"r". cotton AMI
cot unSrrd pr"dur;S. Taken collective
is. Director l:ug"rS says that the "Sti-
mated cost Of various lines of work.
would ruin. manufacturers. mines and
nuHrri"S. $50" ann: HErI"ultur" S6.ni9.-
uGu. mostly for fI"il work: population
$IuiAu.unu 'rlt" expenditures Tor tho
census Of 1910 were baut $lJ,500.UV0.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-04-17
BELMONT BOND
DRIVE WINNER
aEILA1zE SuBScRIBES FINE SUM.
AS SHOWN IN FIRST DIX
REPORTS.
City Drive VIII End Friday, Helping
Belmont County Over the Top.

Rcllair. has subscribed 2 total OF
s,:; Oon M t. Tuesday morning. ac-
rordior ~ reports Received az Liberty
Loan h"adqutrt.-S AZ noon TUESDAY.
Monday and Tuesday wer" me hrSt days
Of actual hard driving by IN" workers.
The committee IN charg" 81 the canvass
in RsIla:r.. g nt :hc "r;ut"n tha; by
Friday nigh: me goal may ~ r"a"h"a.
ius,itying the S;atemcni that N" ci'E
viii 20 over TN. top by II" end "f
the week B"l!a.re must raise Il atoiaI
81 si56.3Hn.
ro,nr.S -: individual teams weIr Civ
on Al TUESDAYS noon luncheon nFin III
the Liberty Loan headquarters iii Cen
tra1 block on Union stree. Il was i
very incomplete report. ""inE - 'hs
short period in which they hav" been
working. the actual drive having start
ed Monday \ total OF Si33.90n was
;ahulated Mr.. tioseye. member oil ne
Bellaire aerte % Eagles. reporting tltat
lodge had purchased $500 Of tn" Liberty
Bonds of the third issue. The kAlGhiS
of Columbus also purchased S1"o m
bonds.
AZ soon rs the crowd l"tt the Liberty
Loan headquarters. workers roiieo up
their sleeves and got busy leading 70 'hs
preparatory work on Wednesday oFlN'.
I'rrpar1 tiOQS were NlduS ipt III" 'o''
day luncheon to-day and for the meet
inss and lunCheons to follow. com
mittee has charge OF m" meetings ana
luncheons. headed by Arch togl'
The meeting was enthushSbc an"
several addresses were made ny lHe
leaders in the canvass. y NUMBER OIL
workers offered suggestions. and all IN
ALI, the COMMITTEES feels encouraged by
DAYS report,
This evening 4 patriotic meeting Will
bo held in Gooch's hall 1T kls: I" IN
courage and stimulate s;,leS III the ihfa
Liberty Loan. The meeting has neen ar
ranged by William Roy. Il member OF
tho COMMITTEES. TIL" speakers Will De
Judge John G.. Nichols Of 81. tlalrsrlite'
Iohn Cjnour and Frank I.cdTinl;a.
Unofficial reports indicate that BEL
mont county will go over tho top IN
the Third Liberty Loan drive. While
the figures wer. not available Eester-
day. Chairman c. W. Dickens OF tn"
comfy committee said the reports were
mos, encouraging. The rural and MIN
ing districts in the county are showing
y cain over the last campaign and. based
ON the returns. Mr.. Dickens was conn
dent that Belmont county would not DC
a Stacker" in the present Liberty Loan
Htt.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-04-17
WAR VETERANS
WILL ORGANIZE
Spauish-American War veterans Plan
ming to Form Local Fraternal
EEcampmcnt.

4 :nnNrrN"nt IS 0n foot In organize the
Spanish American war veterans u
Wheeling into 4 fral"rnal encanpm"t.
and those Interested should send their
name and address In Jack Peters. To-
Fifteenth street. for further Informal
tinn.
MIR Peters is an cX-Scrgcant Of |. 5.
cnynlrl. II Spanish American war pen
sinner and for long time was ia TONED
at iii" Preside NJ san Francisco rs mil
ilary instructor.
Mr. I'ctrrS comes Of Il war-Iikc fam
ily whose r>rurrhr0n is emhlaIoncd Will
huurr. Hi. father. g.. VI. Peters. now
captain ~ :hr National Military home
at Dayton. ~. j. on the pension roll'"t
th.. civil war * brother. George, WAS
Wounded IN tho HriIi$h-f"cr war. y
second brother. James. died in the l. ;.
navy - few years ago. and Il i"''"
hruIhrr Charles. il still in III" |. ;.
navy. Two brothers. law. Joe and
Sen Hail! arc now IN the hrlnS line III
France.
Mr.. Peters iS ~ mil worker and prom
inrnl IN LEGAL labor circles and - hrtiN"
in tn, third Liberty loan campaign.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-04-17
CAPTAIN MATTHIAS
At THE MEMS CLUB

Captain li'rh TT MathlaS II mcinf"F q,
the ,'uni,di; # army Who !" hrr" On lur-
Tough Was an. principal speaker al III"
meeting "i ihr Mems club ri the Ih"in-
son NJ t.. church "n the Island last
evening ;tmd It" ihriIl'' his listeners
with lrurius Of ihc German Stroclll"S
and urged tn" Im'.n !" IN! all Liberty
l.uau Eund$ possible.
captain Matthias told Il his Carc'r
rrrm III. enlistment three years az"
until lii. day he MAS Srnt home 10. re-
rlinrr.,ir from wounds and buine GaSscd.
IT,. Hold nr tn" many battles III which
In. has taken. par' nmG :" all. his lalk
WAS very Interesting.
Tho. .ru"rlinS last exc ming wa closed
wiki = ringing appeal h. lhr speaker
t. buy bonds and then ~ %"ttt". az
H.. concluded with Telling That h" would
w;llingly gIvr ny his commission. /" 80
hack 10 the fighting 1" save tn women
and children If America from the ruth
l"Ss t;"rIuhB.
Til. Meeting was Tho largest ever held
bV the men.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-04-17
OBTAIN SITE FOR
C|TY'S P|GGERY

\ silr Cor the proposed riEGHry OF
The cay nf Wheeling has lr"n secured
and an option taken on the land. await
ing The decision III the city council. Tie
SIl" i nn The lines Ut the West NireinI:t
Tract ion and Electric company. near
the city. but the exact place WAS not
HnnnUnrcd.
las, night al council The committee"
IN The, ''pigEcry.' reported progress, and
whilr Mr.. IlHlpn of the Wichita ini"r-
rSlS was present nothing came from
HIM 10 signify whether or not their re-
port m"i with his approval. II IL cN-
p"ci"d. however. Ihal this proposition
VIII a.. ,.InSrd up som" lin" This week
and tn" work at erecting 'hr buildings
cotton under way.
Mcssrs. Fay AMI iialpin propose Ia
take the city garbage and use II as feed
for In" pi.gicS without expense or la
hility 10 tn. city. ihr garbage To he de-
posted IN tank cars. which they VIII
furnish at - point I" tr designated IN
the con tract.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-04-17
LABOR SITUATION IN
AMERICA DECLARED
BECOMING SERIOUS

,,,,,.,.r.,, ~, -; L 'hnrcrs
~ ,,,,,;,, j. rriiin: lnr-
'''' ,h.,, ,rri.i.,ls and
\"Lu 'H' '""'' ~ w. ,,,.,. j..
i"i'' '"hG r'''N mum -,.,.,,,.I o.
nam" 80 ~ u..,,. mad.
'"'> ''"' ,Lc conference
!" '"' H'''''' -, ,... .,..,1I,.d nm
'''"' y" 80,
''' '''9''' ,,. II;,,.,i. asserted
-" ,' ' ,'''',. v,,h alarm.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-04-17
MINE WORKERS
AGAIN PROTEST
At |DLENESS
Thousands Out Of Work. Ow'
ing to the Inadequate
Supply of Cars.

WASHINGTON. April lG.-Fu"l Nd
Administrator Garfield and John Sk"l'"n
Williams. purchasing director ~ INC
railroad administration will ho!d ano'h'
ar conference tomorrow in an rtioTi !"
straightrn out tho disagree nj hctw''h
the two government agencies over 'he
question cr relieving Tho shortage OF
coal cars q; III" mines.
Til" chief Sourc" nj controversy Is IN"
policy Of tn" railroad administration IN
permitting IN" railroads I" Cnntlnu"
their prev .custnm of giving favored
treatment in thu matter "t car supply 20
mines from which they huy coal AT low
rates II j., said IN som" quarters TO-
night that unless an agreement was r"'
ported. the matter rr"Hhly would to
Land h"for" Prrs,d"n' Wilson ~ tomnT-
row. meeting Of the war cabinet.
Mr.. Garfield ais" will confer tomorrow
with Frank j. Hayes and other officials
mf III" United Min" WRITERS. wh" arrived
hrrc today In "mrhnSl2" their protests
against the situation AT Ia" mines. wh"r"
thousands of mon arc nu' &C work or are
working only 4 few lays a week.
This m"y~:.g" cam" today !" 'ho fuel
administration from ,hr Central N"st
Virginia 0i,"ratorS' Association:
coal car supply tairin"nt-' 1arkH-
hurc region 81 worry poor thHt miners ar"
l"avinr H. tic whnlrSll" rather than
far., starvation with hut frw days
work nor week. tdvicrs from various
SOURCES indiCnt" largo number additional
miners Will !-ar" region Today. after
payday: some mines will los" their m
tire force" This will har" II iiSas'r nuS
effect upon n" production. unless mat
tor is taken in hand al once and EAR sup
plv is Immediately increased.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-04-17
Bellaire Briefs

Frank Lawn lcf: last night for Col
umhus ~ attend the spring reunion IF
Scottish Rite Masons Of Scioto consiS-
tory.
Charles Proving. in training at Camp
Sh, lnan. has been called her" by the
death of his father. Robert Rruwing.
John Prarht OF Cleveland has returned
home after a'yisit with local relatives.
Mrs. Anna Thompson is i'll Al her
homA on ThIrty-ifth street.
ciarcnc" Huffman has returned %
Camp Sherman after visit with local
relatives.
Robert McGraw left yesterday for II
visit at buffalo. y. \.
Mrs. X. Johnson Of Edgehill is Sc
ri"usly i'll with pneumonia at the city
hospital.
Martin Willcrtun has gone To Column
bus Ia attend Il meeting Of The Scottish
Rite MasonS.
Sum StiIwcil is spending few days
wiki friends at Pittsburgh.
Edgar Burrows. local boy in train
ing at Camp Sherman. is confined To the
hospital there. al with scarlet foyer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Fnrg"r "f New
Nartinsvillc have returned home after Il
yisi, with relatives here.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-04-17
boys OF the S3rd division n Camp Shcr-
man. and the Red Cross society.
City Map Completed.

In compliance with an ordinance
passed by the city council in 1916. city
Engineer a. J. Norton has completed 4
map Of the city. The map was 10 have
been completed October l. 1911. but ow-
ing 10 other duties the work WAS de-
lay"d and the engineer was given until
April |. at which time the map was COM
pleted. 1t is perfect map Of the city.
taken from the recorded plats now on
record. showing the various additions.
streets and alleys, and width and length
Of lots. There are Slirtrcn sections TO
the map and from these prints a person
can see at a glance. Ecllair". Each Soc
ton is indeNcd. showing the different
additions and other important intnrma-
ton. \ general map Will b" drawn with
the sewer system and water lines There
IN. made from the tracing OF tho thirteen
original maps, all Of which arc on tile
in the office nj the engineer. II is the
most important property the city has
and i; Is likely will he accepted by the
nvwcrS when they get time to view IL.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-04-17
SHERRARD BOY
DIES At CANT

\ Telegram was received yesterday h?
Mrs. Emma i;"hinSnn. telling If Ihc
death Of her son. Robert w. who has
been stationed AT Camp Scrcvcn. Ga,
with many other Marshal county boys.
Th" telegram gave no details OF tn"
raus" uf death. only saying h" had died
Of recent injuries.
Private Robinson left MnunlSVillN De-
cCmh"r - for TIL" camp. IT," had madr
much progress al IN" camp and was get
ting ready for Il promotion. lie leaves
TO survive his mother and TWO sisters
Mrs. William Wudl"y ~ Akron. -. and
Miss Georgia bowler At home.
Mr. EuhinSun IS III" second soldier hoy
from Marshal county H. die at Il train
inG camp Martin l:lcCl"s "t Dallas
died several weeks ago nj TT. Scrcrcn.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-04-17
Robert Browning Passed Away.

Yesterday morning. =: the lhfnliE
hons on Twenty-Scc"nd street. Robert
R-nwn;nr passed away. after an illness
NJ six weeks His condition had been
considered serious for the past tw"
weeks. and his death was not uneNps"t-
cd, Mr.. Browning was IN his dtty-Ssv-
enth year and was we'll known through
out the city. Tic was foreman NJ the
Bellaire S,ov" Works and was meIu-
ber Of -, Johns Catholic church.
The deceased is survived b" has
widow, two dawch:"r*. Mrs. Joseph
Carey and Miss E;,nch" Browning. and
TWO sons. Charles. VII" ~ IN training at
Camp sherman. AMI ''yrrl. n; horn". Ar
ranccncrts for the funeral have not
hncn com plct,d.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-04-17
Banner Presented.

Til" local high sEn""l went over the
top yesterday in the Junior NEd cross
campaign that was conducted IN inc
high school during the last week every
member IF Tho high school. numbering
about $50. have been enrolled IN thIS or
canixatinn They wcr" presented with
= large banner with the Rcd Cross and
,he initials b. II. s. |, was also in
S,.ribed loyal 100 Tor Cont. and tho
words Every FurIl II Member Of m"
Junior Red Cross. 1t sill he hung In
tn. assembly room az 'hc high school
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-04-17
FOR MARTIAL LAW.

WNSiIlN';TuN. April .lG.-N hill 10
hrln. all I.rr%un% charged with VIOLA
ton If Ih" espionage act under thH
jurisdiction If ihr military court mar
rial was introduced today 10y Senator
chamberlain "f oregon. chHirinam az ih"
naval committees.
Tia" measure" was referred la In"
military r"tnmItin" anh Chairman Cham
h"rlain announced that hearings would
lm.rin tomorrow. \ number of federal
Judges aS we'll rs representatives. Of the
department "f JuStI"" ar" expected Il"
lr- railrd
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-04-17
CAPTAIN WILLIAM SMILEY.

NrNTl NiTON.. W. Va. April Ii
'aptain William Smiley, nrr-tIm" PROM
inrut riv"riu;Ln. and connected with II To-
,.aI tnwlrral company here. Is dead at
his hhm" IN t'HllrlIshurE. Ky. near here.
,'apIain Smiley had been spending the
winter III Florida. huI m.'':i'n" i'll while
there and started f"r llTnt:u@t"n /" IN
t.r u hospital. but died before reaching
here.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-04-17
ONLY FOR PROTECTION.

WNSTIl NtiTrN. April LIN giving
OUT to-day tin" !cNt ut Il statement made
At Nnlngda by Ambassador Francis. III"
STATE" department made II clear tnHt the
landing IT Japanese and British forces
1T NiHGiN"Si"f was not III pursuance
of any international agreement. hut
merely w;t~ i"r tn" purpose "C protect
ing JapalrSr and British interests.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-04-17
BOARD OF EDUCATION
HOLDS SPECIAL MEET
Important Session Of Warvood 1nde-
pendent District Hold but Moth
ing Given Out.

The. board Of education OF the War
wood independent district Of the Rich
land district held n special meeting last
evening at Wsrwood. and several mai
tcrs oi importance were transacted.
Although the president and members
az the board refused 10 make any state
m"nl why the meeting was called or
what the result was. II Is understood
two of ;hc teachers have resigned NJ
reason has been given.
Much other important business WAS
discussed by tho directors OF Warwo"d
schools
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-04-17
Entertained Sunday School Class.

Last evening. at her home on Harnil-
ton stre"t. Miss Hazel HoiSht enter
tanned tho members uf hen Sunday school
class. OF the First Presbyterian church.
The evcninS was spent in conversation
and knitting. Il very social evening was
s1cn; and at tho clos" Il worry nice lunch
con was served by the hostess.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-04-17
After Two Years

Charged with stealing cross from
the Crock Catholic church in this city in
1916. valued at sie. V. r. Dclianin was ar
r..S;sc. Yesterday. Following tho alleged
theft Dcfianin left tho city and did not
return until yesterday when he was ar
r:,;Gncd hrfor" Squire Mason and held
under bond to court.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-04-17
Remaining Speakers Selected.

Tho faculty nt tho high school select
cd IN" thre" remaining Of II" ton 10
sneak a, commencement. MAY %. ThcF
varc: Margaret Hsrbcrt. Melvin For
terrified and stephen Crawford. The
,,hor rn,ubcrs scIcc; Cd arc Dale Roper,
ravlor Eoy. Abc Pinsky. Helen Haca-
dorm. Antonio Hnscl Dorothy Colicy.
Pauline Ofte-dingcr.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-04-17
McGary Funeral.

Funeral services were hold n his ia'~
homo on Monroe street yesterday alter
noon over tn" roma ms Of tn" late car
encc J. NcGary. who died Salurd ay
morning Services were held at two
O'Clock and intcrmcnt was made IN Rose
Eill ccmetcrY.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-04-17
70 plan Memorial Celebration.

\ meeting Of tho Union Memorial rs
snc;a.iun will h" held this evening IN
tho e.. A. Z. Headquarters in IN" city
building. and representatives, "f tn" var
ious fratnr1al civic and patriotic so
cities Of the city arc invited n attend.
Arrangements will b" made FOR the OBJ
ScrNan,.. of Mcmorial Day.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-04-17
BRIDGEPORT
Verdict of Accidental Death.

Coroner j. Il. Wyatt IF Ecilalrc. has
rendered a verdict of "accidcntaI' death
IN the case of Crcllus DaroS. Lansing
Italian, who was instantly Killed IN a
fall of stone in tho l.nrain Coal IL Dock
company mine Saturday afternoon. Th"
juuucst was conducted Monday hui the
verdict was not rendered TIL yesterday
morning.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-04-17
Thrift STAMP Sale Large.

Tho weekly report Of I'll" sale of war
savings stamps in tn" local schools
shows that >64. students hay" purchased
stamps. and the total in dollars and
cents amounts 10 Si.l%".\i. wiki The high
school. leading and Gravel hill second.
The stamps are Sold one day a week
usually on Friday.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-04-17
Serious Charge.

r.. ". Silver. sail To b" rol"r"d
minister was arrested yesterday by IN
t;cers Good and Hickman IN n warrant
ISSUED by Squire l.. S. Mason ut tn" in
stance Of Mr. Cnrh"it. Tho warrant
charges Silver with criminal assault IN
Dr;l Cnrheti aged Ii years. silver Will
h.. given Il hearing this evening.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-04-17

Miss Hazel Bay. Lansing young w"m-
an. who tried I" commit suicide several
weeks ago still continues I" imrr"N"
ut the Martins Ferry hospital and il is
now thought, she Will recover. For the
first three days her condition was re-
rardcd "a critical. and it WAS feared She
could not recover.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-04-17

Funeral services for Mrs. tlnr"nr"
Duffy, who passed away Sunday evening
1T the home nf her parents. were con-
Quoted yesterday afternoon from tho
home of her sister. Mrs. Harry Haml-
ton, The services were In charge Of
Rev. Way Of Wheeling and intcrmcnt
was in Llnwood cemetery.
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VIII Entertain Club.

! Members OF the Music. Art and IL
! eratGrr club will be entertained. Friday
afternoon. at the homo of Mrs. {. NJ.
/! Rodcfcr on Belmont street. An inter
! esting program will be carried out.
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1.arpe Crowds Attend.

Thu last u"rf"rnlan"" "f The Re-
Making al n Naii"n' was presented last
evening ~ it.r Elk Grand thra,r" 30 n
crowded hn,is.. During ~. tw'-'lay
run al this popular :i!rn iar-" crowds
hay" gr.."'.d each performance" and 'luIt"
a neal sum h;Ls ecGn realized IoE tl-
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YOUNG'S
HEADACHE POWDERS

have been sold Ii the public during the
past twenty years and never in lhnl
time has there hc"n singl" instnn""
rrnortrd where harmful results followed
their use At Drug Stores 1oc.