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The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1918-12-06

PITTSBURGH. Dec, 6 Grating streets and giving them marks as l. done with pupils in the public schoolG is the plan used in the city's petition to force the Pittsburgh Railways C |. to spend S626,447 in track and equip. ment improvements. Some of Ike company's tracks arc graded as To as 20 per cent, this representing tho worst stretches of road The receive of the company insist that further in creascS in fare will be necosSitated if they arc forced to improve their eQuiT -mert.
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1918-12-06
DO YOU WANT PRINTING?

NOW IS THE TIME TO GET LETTERHEADS. ENVELOPES, STATEMENTS, BILLHEADS OK ANY OTHER STATIONERY NEEDS OF YOUR FFICE OR STORE. PAPER PRICES ARE TO
 VANCE. THE GATEWAY HAS PLENTY OF
 K X AT THE OLD PRICES
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1918-12-06

Maybe you also have no'icc' To" unproritatle it is for women to dress like chicken and waddlc like a duck
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1918-12-06

Silence may he golden, butS there 2 an auful howl for the precious metal.
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1918-12-06

: a general thing, Father woulj "athcv do without. fruit salad thar help peel it.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-02-05
SERIOUS
IN MOUNDSV|LLE
FIVE NEW SMALLPOX CASES d.
yELOPED IN THAT CITY
YESTERDAY.
Laundry Is ouarantined-street CATS
Funiga ofncials Act.

The smallpox situation in MoundSVill'
is extremely serious. AND the psoli'
mus, rn-mrcratr with the health poaF'
if the rulilurli:c Is 10 hG :NlrrnlhalHN
within any short time, DECLARED state III
well as city officials yesterday.
Five new cases were reported ycStcr'
day. as follows: Naudc l-rhG~. 1-'s
I'urdy avenue; Weekly home Fcurt'
street; Miller home. 'Gluton avenue: =
W. Filler home. Fifth street. ami Mrs
smith. Ann4d;t!r.
The Star .lauudry. "c which Fried :"
Filler Is The proprietor. was quarantine"
Yesterday, and II" laundry Will DC per
mittcd 10 arriyr.nr go out from the place.
un;N after. u thorough fumiGation.
". H. atwood. Superintendent vi inc
Wheeling Traction. company yesterday
made il 'Ar,s,wn that the cars on the
MoHndsville: divis'eH. were i"m'sa'e'
each night.
Yesterday DR.. T.. II. Wood.@f the state
health department. arrived In ehS CITY
and is cooperating with the local oAl-,
c,:,lS in getting the situation under CON
troll and Stopping Il further spread u
the disease.
Or. Wood. acting in conjunction with
the local health authorities. Proinui-
gated tho order closing all non-cSsentiu'
public places. and issued further orders
that the present quarantine order would
continue effective until February II.
20 y. Wood Will remain in this vicinity
ms scrinu. and calls upon all Citizens
and people Of th"<city /" cooperate VIII
the health authorities in their efforts t.
control the spread of the disease and
stamp It out ut, the ealiest possible dHte
II. Wood will Tmnin IN this vicinity
until tho disease has been cXtrIninhtci
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-02-05
Moundsvtlle Briefs.

Robert LoEston of Canton. O.. is the
guest Of his sister. Mrs w. NJ. Castilow
of Second street.
Miss Pearl Chambers has returned to
FnllanSbcc after a visit ut her home
hero.
S"rGt. Emmett Mamma Of Camp Gordon
is visiting with his parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. V. y. Mamma Of jefferson avenue.
Tho city schools resumed yesterday
after being closed for II week IN &C
count of many pupils being ont Of school
as n result of vaccination.
Alva Brown Of Center street is In
Canton. o.. being called there on account
Of tho serious Illness and death cf his
mother.
Miss Mabel Vince. teacher in the local
schools. is offduty on account Of Illness
IU Ransom. Louis Timhlin md John
Robinson have returned TO Marietta. o.,
10 resume their studies 1T Marietta col
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-02-05
SMALLPOX PLAGUE
NOW IN BENWOOD
THREE CASES HAVE BEEN REPORT
ED, OTHERS PROBABLY WILL
FOLLOW, IS REPORT.
Fifth Ward Ladies Gave Dance Last
Evening, Large Crowd In Attedu-
ance-Other BenWood Items.

1t. WAS reported yesterday that the
smallpox plague that has affected so
many oi the suburban towns rs well as
Wheeling. had finally reached this city.
Three cases were reported yesterday.
The report Was TO tho effect that three
Of the local school children arc con-
fined to their homes with the drGnded
disease several others are believed TO
bel II the first stages Of It's grip. Vac
cinatlon has caused much suffering
here, as many OF the school children and
even men and women are confined 10
their homes with exceedingly sore arms.
Al least IS OF the pupils OF the public
schools aud several OF the high school
griTdeTts ~qsre AaSlm8 ,sonch~rouble with
their arms. 'r'',.r
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-02-05
BIG INCREASE IN SHEEP,
CATTLE, HOGS IN STATE
Bureau Of Agriculture Reports Shows
West Virginia Rapidly Coming to
Front With Live Stock.

Tho numbers OF live stock Of all kinds
in the United States increased material
" between January !. 1911. and Janu-
AIRY l. 1913. as shown BY reports SUD
mitted - the United SatteS Bureau OF
Crop Estimates By farmers. Stockmcn
and field agents throughout this coun-
try These reports represent every
horticultural county in the United states
! Hogs in the cn;ir. United States in
creased from, 67.503.pr0 January l. 1917.
to Tl.aT+. Don january l. l9lS: sheep
from iG.Sl6O0U to tS.900.000: milk
COWS from 23.ss4.oOO to 31.ss%oo0;
horses from 2l2l00o0 to 2l.563.oO0;
and mules from 4.723.000 TO 4.S24.o00
Prices ot live stock on the farm also
rose sharply during 1917. Hogs ana
sheep scored thu greatest increases IN
price. Hogs ross. from an average OF
$l1.15 4. head January l. 1917. 10 sl9.9l
January i. 'l9lS. while sheep rose from
an average price ~ SI.l3 a head Janu-
nry i, 1919. 20 $ll.S2 a head January l..
1918. Milk COWS ross: from s69.63 aver
Az. price on the farm January /. 1911.
TO sI0.5g January /. l9ls; other cattle
from $3.50 10 $40.S3; and mules from
SllS.l5 to Sl2S.74. Tin" horse market
shows least response TO the general up
ward trend OF prices. and their prices
remained almost stationary. rising only
from $ly3S9 10 slO4.2S. Horse sales
and breeding in Kentucky show great
Stagnati"u.
West Virginia Report.
In West Virginia. the most interest
;; ing and encouraging features Of this re-
. port ar" the increases IN the NUMBERS
. Of sheep, cattle and hogs. The sheep
! industry has shown steady and great
; losses Of number in this state for q
number of years past, due principally
+, 20 tho enormous damage done by dogs
! because Of the lack OF adequate DOG
! laws.
! Since January /. 1917. however the
! phcnomenally high prices Of wool ana
: mutton have caused the farmers OF
West Virginia to increase their sheep
. from $4,000 to $4,000. AT the same
; time, the average value of the sheep
on the farms increased from $3.50 to
! sl1.2n.
CATH. other than milk cows in Wnst
: Virginia increased from $4,000 Janu-
airy /. 1917. to $4,000 January l. 1913
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-02-05
SherraSd Briefs.

ret: e W. !:ogl. ut North s'att'tuoF'
q nr.ached in the .Ail'n Grove lFeSes
,,.ri,n Church "n Sunday rv"n'nS'
Ar NJ tho svhiu. Ctild:"n and mum
hsr of other persons ~ liits ronil'luN''H
ar, hptnc yarclnatrG OF account oA '"e
SMALLPOX =, ,h:. renrpy towns
TN, teachers u: tn. bethlehem Gnioh
e,,G,r school will! Hold their regular
rnonthlv business meeting IN 'hs SnapSi
This evening ,'ru"S,taEp. Miss 'nsI..Ia
81 POM Miss Sigma HemmAnn ana ~
\ W Il Wayman VIII entertain
Nrs WilIiam Smith "f Moundsv'lle Is
,,,a Gus, Of i.r daughter. Mrs. G. N
Mr. and Mrs Harry Fisher and chill
dreo. Ed.,h and Iva. "f Whee' ing. VISIT
ed relatives here on S"nGaE-
An agricultural ard etuca tt"naI nc"t-
ing was held IN tho school anditor'"H'
Monday evening.
MIR. and Mrs William Nsn'Ne anN t"'p
ily we're visiting AZ tE" homo OF N"'"'''
Gamble Of Fin" Till IN SHn'aE'
louis Logs ~ NnIar; is sr7proFifc
after :: severe illness.
\ daughter Was born :" MI ana MIS-
Aere Crow o. Wheeling sunday nlsht.
n, the home Of Mrs. Crows parents. Mt.
md Mrs. : T. FISHER. OF this p'ac"
Miss Myrtle rarnthan "f HsthIHncH'
is. ill. rs-;s, f,,+b.
.ran church at Mozart enjoyed SIC"
ride 70 Sherrard saturday afternoon
No meetings - either tho Sherrard
o- ths MI. oliver iiad Cross will DE held
This month. On acc0cr&t OF Il being lE'-
possible 10 pr"r"r" any work from tho
No,1ndsvillc chapter.
Mr.. and Mrs. carl Snedeker OF wheel
ing spent the weekend WIN MI mn
Mrs. \. n. Hood uf Mt. 0livet.
The Mems Bible class "t the 'Bethle-
hsn Union Sunday school will meet NJ
the chane, on Thursday evening.
John Long has been removed from
tn. Ohio Valley general hospital in
Wheeling 70 his horns nj Mozart. wherr
H. continues seriously i'll.
Mr.. and Mrs ~. F.. Shrorer visited az
tho home ct G. W. McCombs Friday and
Saturday.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-02-05
Butter, Eggs and Cheese

NEW YORK. Fob. 4.-Rutt"r firm:
creamery higher than extras 50 n 50 Z ::
extras ta2 'Score> 3tE:: tlrs:s ~ q 81;
secnnds - q .t"ia.
Eggs firm: fresh gathered extras
s5t. II ss: extra firsts ST. n IS: first
50: second 50 a 81: state. Pennsylvania
and nearby western hensery white. fine
TO fancy SIS IS: state Pennsylvania and
rearby hcaner" brown SIS n s..
CHEESE. steady: state. whol" milk.
flats neld specials Sc u 26':: d" aver
ose run IS :: p IS.
Poultry. live IRIS cular and prices un-
settled Dressed firm: chickens c4fe
3a: fowls % Gf IS: turkeys 81 ~ -.
Flour quiet.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-02-05
The Real Worlds Series
And May America Win

II nrnnrd in Hl""ding Belgium. win Inc
Kaiser ut the bat.
IIn won the game at l.iegc and thought
I,r had lh,. series pat.
Then Johnny Bull went in to pitch ana
stopped the foes ndvnncr,
While. u feature nf fhc game became the
fielding work Of franc''.
Russia went In /" pinch-hit. along the
Eastern Front.
While Italy and s"umania cacn latd
down Il perfect hunt.
They trimmed uld itill ut Finny hill
woe they filled his cup:
Will, ont along tn" foul line Uncle Sam
* warming up.
y,ur I.ncl" Sam is warming up to
mount the pitching hill.
,ra Shu,y such sIrrd aud curves that he
will strike out kaiSrr Eill.
'rhat war nachin" tn conquer worlds Will
know tn" Very worst
,,.h,n wc hit mrr dmwn Ia lilndrnbcrE
and bent his throw to first.
When Sims goes up |" Int ana sweeps
tin. $ubs from off the sen.
And Frrshinr. sliding int" third. spikes
the Crown Prince OH the knee.
y,.s Uncle Sam is warming up. and
nflrr he goes In
Ny.'u lr building baseball diamonds In
the city IF Berlin.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-02-05
MATURING SECURITIES
FOR 1918 AMOUNT p
S741,631,653: TOTAL

NEW YORK. Feb. +.--rhe total vst's
y, .tc;tr.t,es Of corporations opera1tns
~ re I:nitsT~tsates maturing during
~. year 1918 a,novnts to S:4l.O3 i.na''
.ccordinc 70 a statemeatby l.. F: Lore.
nrcs,Sent o, the Isslawars, & Hudson
sompaay who has crsa,sd "Fsas;ss-
ZION for compiling statistics OF this kloa'
1rciudlns the securities % c9rpo ~.
80 !, Canada. Cuba and Mexico. tho
rand total aggregates s7a5nstT.seS.
Utilities lead: maturing obligations y.
,ha, class totallinS s2e+.l26.hs3:. asainss
SeI+,le1:43s for railroads. sls.:es ''IoS
10. industrials and Sl2e.e''.S'h XVI '''
r:rtpal issues.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-02-05

bcrlake OF South Lincoln avenue. are
rlad TO learn that he is steadily rccor-
cring from an attack OF irleuiE"m'a ir"'n
which he suffered last week. MISS
Winters q trained nurse Of M"undsf'iie
has been in charge OF the case.
Little Miss Elizabeth LonB. daughter
of Mrs. Laura Long OF Central avenue
has been sick fur several days. she ~
suffering from the effects of cold FOL
lowing the removal OF her tonsllS anu
udenoi6s.
Lloyd Kughn. who Is employed at
WuddinSton farm near wheeling, Spol'
Sunday at the home OF his parents MI
and Mrs. J. l.. kughn OF Adams S'root-
Owing to the special services OK tne
PRESBYTERIAN church the willing Work
ers society will not meet this week. Inc
date selected is February 2lst.
Mrs. Lucy Lindsey has returned to
her home vt Ashland. Ohio. after spend
ing the end VI the week here as guest
Of former nciRhbors and friends.
w. w. Mayhew Of Central avenue \.
recovering from severe case OF p1cuFai
pneumonia
itor Of the local school. IS able ID attend
to his duties again utter being III al
of last week -,
Mrs. Fred Roth or owe btrceS' WI.
act ne hostess to the Home society CT
tho Christian church Thursday after
noon.
David Powell. Of Adams street was
ohlc 70 resume his work this week FOL
lowing ell illuesS OF nearly a moh'n
with grippe. 49,,
Crawford Neff, Of Smi,hficld street
has returned to the Ohio State GniVeF'
sitv at Columbus after Il short visit az
homo, He was heru during the orlcr
vacation between sctfIesters.
Miss Peggy Barrett OF Diiie Station
was A guest Of Miss Gladys" Starrett OF
Central avenue over the end OF the
week. ,,,,o
Mrs. 7. A. Sweeney Of Moundsrliie'
has returned 10 her home after visiting
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. William Zen
nett of East a!th street during the iaI'
ter, part OF the week ana oyer S""u"s'
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-02-05
Hurpical Dressing.

Tho surgical dressing. c'aSs "f IN"
Third Presbyterian church held It very
SUCCESSFUL merting yesterday afternoon
In the church rooms. This class -
busy doing it's hit in hclring supply III"
present nneds Of the country. "u'l"r III"
carnhIc leadership nF Miss Margaret
Foil. who IS very skilled IN this work.
Nrw members mr." wanted hr This club.
and all arr welcome tn Lr""rn,' u morn
hcr Another meeting will l." bid This
evening nj which il is requested that
all members be present
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-02-05
. -,t,er n visit. here with their par

lege. sster a visit. here with their par
cnts. 'N~>
C, Blundoif4,of Pittsburgh spent yes
terday here attending to businesses mat
lers.
Miss Doris Grandstar viii arrive
home shortly from an extended Ffs1h
with Philadelphia. Pa, relatives.
Mrs. H. L. Swick Of this city IS the
guest If her parents in Junior. W. Va
r. r. hurley has returned from PITS
burgh. where he spent several days WIN
relatives.
r. +. Milliken has returned from
visit with relatives in Mt. Union. w. va
David Hammond and Samuel Boomer
haze resumed their studies ut the STATE
university after a visit at their homes
here.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-02-05
Ladies' Give Dance.

Tho people Of the Fifth ward were
treated to n delightful time last evening
at the dance IN the hose house. which
was given by the ladies Of the Fifth
ward. Tho dance was one OF the largest
OF it's kind that has been given in StfIs
cIly for several months. and an unsltsa8s;
ally largo crowd OF young people wars
present. The evening WAS spent in
dancing and other amuscmcntS which
were provided by the committee OF the
three ladies. Mcsdamcs John Hooper.
Kirk Flanagan. and Benson Rogers. who
had charge Of the affair The musical
strains 10 which the young people trip
ped was provided by the Twentieth Cen
fury orchestra
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-02-05
Shadyside Notes.

Carl Eittnrr. SON Of MIR. and Mrs. j.
H. Bittncr OF North Contra avenue and
n member Of tn" senior class I'm high
school. who has l"rn critically Ill FOR
several weeks. Is steadily Improving and
was able 10 be- out for a short time on
Saturday.
The Misses Paula Ramsey. Lorena
Riley and Geraldine Mnllutt Of Pow
hatnn spent the end Of. the week al
guests of Mrs. ]. y. Higbee Of Central
avenue.
Miss Freda Young. Of Belmont. was
a Ruest Of Miss Elsie Ward Of Avondaie
over Sunday.
: Friends Of Mr.. J. E. Undertake of
Crabapple, father Of Attorney c. Z. Tim
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-02-05
RIIRNEl TO DEATH.

HOUSTON, Texas, Feb. 4.-Wiles
b. Bradley, of Mount Vernon, New
York, flying cadet at Ellington Field,
was burned 10 death when his plane
fell thirty feet today, the gasoline
tank exploding.
Bradley fell while trying out his
plane on short flights. He probably
would have emerged uninjured from
the smash had not the gasoline tank
exploded. covering him with blazing
oil. He has brother at Camp Kelly,
Flying Field, San Antonio.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-02-05
Schools Closed.

The North and Central Warwood
school will be closed for an indefinite
period OF time was stated by Supertn-
trndcnt 4. L. Gregg. The cause Is that
two cases Of scarlet fever have been
discovered. and the school commission
crs thought that II was wise to close
the schools until the danger OF more
children catching this dreadful disease
WAS past. The Loveland school VIII not
close as yet as, no cases have been re-
portcd in that district.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-02-05
-WARW0OD
Contest Postponed
M M A N q 8

4 meeting Of the new council Of war
wood WAS held last evening in the nigh
school assembly room. This was the
first meeting OF the new council since
the election. .zThes contest between J.
w. Weller and. DIP ]. G. Walden was
postponed as no course could be decided
upon. Another meeting will probably
he held soon. Ma further business was
taken up.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-02-05

The
Red Star
Grocery

Unfortunately there has been
Il girl clerking in the Red Star
Grocery. who has broken ont
with smallpox. She is now un-
der quarantine and the store
has been thoroughly fumigated
under the direction Of DR..
Ealy. Furthermore, DR.. Ealy
said that "The Red Star Gro
Gerry in his opinion was not only
safe place to buy groceries,
but was probably one of the
safest places in town to buy
since it had been so thoroughly
fumigated."
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-02-05
Health Club.

A meeting OF the Health club OF the
Webster school was held yesterday art
crnoon In the school building at 3:lo
O'Clock. Mrs. Jean Dillon. health tcacl'-
or gave very interesting lecture ~
the mothers who were present on INC
subject OF the necessity NJ proper care
Of children when young: Many good
results arc being had from this class
regular meetings arc held every week in
the school building.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-02-05
lea Wall T,raYnraed.

Residents of BcnwoOd have taken full
advantage Of the ice jam near that town
and every day hundreds OF people cross
the Ice. This affords very safe means
of passage. Us the Ice is very thick III
This point and II" danger Is TO be en-
countcrcd in crossing of tho Ice at this
point. This saves much time rs IL
would take probably several hours TO
make the trip 70 Wheeling by street
car. and thclIcc to I'cllaire. at the pres-
cnt had service that prevails on all of
tho lines A string OF lights have been
hung between Bcllairr and Bcnwood by
the Rellairc saloon keepers and this
affords safe passage oven 1t night.
10 the man. thirsty West Firginians.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-02-05
Street Car Service.

Although several cars were moved
from III" McAlcchcn harm and pat In ser
vice in Wheeling. as Il result of the loss
uf cars Ivy the disastrous fire OF early
yesterday morning. the local service IS
not badly crippled. Cars are being
operated on the usual half nm hour
schedule
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-02-05
SOUTH SIDE news
Large Affair.

The euchro party held at the ha'n
club, Thir;y-sixth street. last evening
was a very. successful affair. being one
Of the largest given this season IN"
affair was under the auspices Of The
Ladies. Aid Of tho st. Vincent dc PAU
society Of the Church Of immaculate
Convention. This Is tho last AFFAIR be-
fore the Lenten period and In conSe-
ouence drew an unusually large crowd.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-02-05
RAnwond 8riefR.

Miss Nancy Young. of Sistersvillc.
arrived In this city yesterday TO spend
several weeks as the guest OF South
Benwood friends.
Charles Cox, of RnEES Run. is con-
fined To his home win IN attack or
mumps. He is reported to be III nah
shape.
w II. Madison, Of Cleveland. return
ed to that city after spending several
DAYS here on business.
c,ccjl +, Rrirhtnn. of South Renwood
ic nrnnariuc to ruvn 70 Akron, whore he
will make his future homo with rc1a-
tiycS
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-02-05
Robbins Not q Candidate.

II was reported several days ago In
another paper that Charles Robbins. a
prominent resident az this city. had
been nominated as candidate for 4
municipal office. Mr.. Robbins wishes
to make il known that the report WAS
enormously stated and that h" has not
been nominated. nor will he enter the
race for office.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-02-05
Barber Shops Closed Monday.

All Of the local barber shops were
closed here yesterday despite the fact
that a new order by Garfield permitted
them TO remain open nm Monday. inns
came as quite 4 surprise to many OF
those of the male SEX and quite few
we're caught with three days growth Of
whisl;ers. Many OF tho usually clean
shaved mon were hardly To hc recng-
nIzed with the unusual growth OF
beard.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-02-05
Mrs Elizabeth Wilson.

Mrs. Elizabeth Wilson. aged 81. wife
Of the late Henry Wilson. died Sundd;'
morning ut tn" late residence in Dallas.
Death was du" 10 inhrmatics incident
~ advanced axe.
Funeral services Will be Thurs
dav at tho home Of her da liter. Mrs.
pngur. lntrr:nrnt vii hc In Dallas ccm-
rtrry.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-02-05
Observe1 Order.

Tho third OF tho heatl"ss Mondays WIS
we'll observed yesterday ny MI Of ~"
stores or the South Side. who nrc DOING
their hit" in helping bring this war ~
a short and successful end. The South
Side has very much the atmosphere Of
Sunday on these days. rs the rlar" ~
rnt-K quiet
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-02-05
PIKE COLLEGIAN FIVE
PLAYS BETHANY QUINTET

4 fast game is expected Friday even
ing on the Casino floor at Wheeling
Park when the Pike C"llcEIans clash
with 4 fuSt five from Bethany. Both
teams have been practictng hard for
the garnc. and both ARE in the pink CT
condition.
This game will be staged rs preEim-
mar; to the Triadclphia-W cllsburg CON-
lost
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-02-05
RnrIunl GnrNricnS

The revival %"rvir'% Of III" hrp'ir"
Street NJ r. church stil1 ""n''ru" and
arc having N" best n't""'Innr". and
most successful mnn:lng.% This w""'t ~
my wrel; re mo raSt two mouths Of tho
revivalH Rnv Sampson has rhnrE" ~
al Of thn meetings this week. and hns
prerarcd scvcra1 stirring: srr'nnns !TEe
music Is in charge .. Tr"f N"Tann.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-02-05
LARGER RECEIPTS AT
MISSOURI MARKETS
EASED CORN PRICES

CHICAGO. Feb. i.--EnlarErd receipts
at the leading Missouri markets did
good deal tn eas; corn prices today,
after some gains had been secured us
a result of low temperatures and owing
to "A desrth ot peace news. The market
closed steady 1t the same rs Saturdays
finish to a shade lower with March L.
and May 1"i!s The outcome in oats
was also virtually unchanged. but Tor
provisions yaried from &C decline 10
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Salvation Army War Work

Mrssrs. J. y. Bloyd and NJ. Il. White,
Marshal. county Chairmcn Of the saliva
ton Army war fund committee. called
a meeting yesterday ut the Office or me
warden. ana organized for tho campaign.
Fred l.. McMulrn was selected as secra-
tary OF the local committee Mr.. white
was named treasurer Marshall county's
quota Of the Stntr fund is $1,000.