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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-12-08
A Petition and Protest.

We, the members of the Washington
Board of Trade, do earnestly petition
Congress Cd for the repeal of the law
OF 1903 which restricts the Commits
sloners' estimates to twice the amount
OF the Districts estimated revenues;
and CD for legislation which shall
cause any surplus OF District revenue
ment of the half-and-half law to be
held in the Treasury as a trust fund
for the benefit of the District to meet
its needs in some future year.
We protest against the repeal at
this time of the half -and-half law.
which the joint congressional COM
mlttee has in effect declared to be
fair: and we especially protest against
such repeal by rider on an appropria-
ton bill: or in such form as to be re-
troactive; or by any method which
latlon thorough preliminary con-
sideration by the District commit
tees, and by Congress, and which
does not substitute for the repealed
law one establishing definite policy
of regular and liberal appropriations
by Congress for capital maintenance
and development and a fixed and GER
tain tax burden for the District of
Columbia.
We further earnestly protest against
the appropriation by this years Dis
trfct appropriation bill Of any amount
less than twice the Districts esti-
mated revenues in accordance with
existing law unless the resulting sur
plus of District tax money is declared
TO be held in trust in the Treasury
for the benefit of the District to meet
in part its needs, outside of current.
routine expenditures, in future years.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-04-03
Briefs and Personals.

Miss Belle Hayden Of Louisville. Ky.
is tho guest at tho home OF Miss Ttha
Allison Of South lsichiand avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Lewis of Sun
Antonio. Tex, visited at the home oC
relatives in South Warwood.
William Rartcls Of Center Wnwood
has purchased a now touring car.
Miss Katherine Rolf Of Cincinnati. o.
arrived in this city las evening and
will remain for the week Al the homo
Of friends in Center Warwood.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. !. Rominc Of Column
bus. O.. arc tho guests ut tho HON" Of
Mr.. and Mrs John Smith OF North War
wood.
Miss Anna Mac Hughes Of Hess ave-
nue. is quito i'll at her homo.
Miss lth"a Fartr a student or the
E"ihany college. returned after spend
ing the Easter holidays with her par.
cn,s in North Warwood.
Louis Davis of West Alexander. is the
guest Of friends and relatives in Center
Warwnud.
Mr.. and Mrs. &. l.. Hicks. u Kirk
wood. whn has been visiting friends in
tnis city have returned 30 their home.
Mr.. ana Mrs. Edward Iu;nmirS ~
N"w M~ar,inSvIl!c. returned Ia their homo
after visiting Wirwood friends.
Misses Ethel and Virginia Narr OF
Pittsburgh. who hav" l""n visiting rcIa-
lives in Center Warw""d. harr return
ed /" their hon"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-04-03
Gets SICK
CROSS, FEVER|5R
If CONST|PlTED
LOOK AT TONGUE! THEN GIVE
FRUIT LAXATIVE FOR STOm-
ACH. LIVER, BOWELS.
CALIFORNIA SYRUP OF FIGS"
CAN'T HARM CHILDREN AND
THEY LOVE IT.

A laxative today Y Il sick cnllo
tomorrow. Children simply. will not
take the time from play 10 empty their
bowels. which become cloECed up
with waste, liver gets sluggish; stom'
aCh sour. -,
Look at the tongue. mother: II
coated. or your child is !IStleSs. TOSS
fcvcrish. breath bad. restless. doesn't
eat heartily. full Of cold, or has sore
throat or any other children's ailment,
give a teaspoonful Of california SY'
rup Of Figs" then don't worry, because
it is perfectly harmless. and in a te"
hours all this constipation poison
sour bile and fermrntinc waste VIII
gently move ont OF the bowels and YOU
have a we'll. playful child again. a
thorough inside cleaning" is Oft
times all that is necessary. 1t should
b. tho first treatment given in any
sickness.
Beware OF counterfeit fix syTups.
Ask your druggist for a bottle or
"Califnrnia Syrup Of Figs which
has full directions for babies. children
Of all ages and for grown-ups plainly
printed On the bottle. Look carefully
and seq that it is made by the "Cali-
tornia Fig Syrup Company"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-04-03

ladies arc working together. and those
who nrc not at HON" at the tim" of the
canvass. will be called on either today
or tomorrow. All Of those who sub
scribe Ia The Rcd Cross IRE given n re-
cript and also q button. Tomorrow
afternoon at > o'clock the captains Of
tho five teams will meet in tho Rod
Cross ewing room At tho local high
school and max" thrir hna reports.
Tho following arc the captains and
their helpers:
South Warwood-Mrs. +. J. Malvan.
captain. assisted by Mines. Guy Pryor.
IT. c. J. Oats. J. G. Taylor. i. c. Kyle,
II. s. Roc. Arrnsdcn and Carl Newman.
From Third street Ia Tcnth--Mrs. w.
+. Mckee. captain. assistants. Mines.
Arch Ridgclcy. NJ. l.. Wright. Roy Ward.
r. T.. Hood. John Mcnzlick, Howard
kcllcngcr. George kindclbcrgcr and
viii Morris.
From Tenth IN Glcnns Run-Mrs. An
Ton Wanda. captain, with the following
assistants. Mines. Thomas Marion. Will
liam Rurklc, James O'Erian. Louis NIL
Ter. William Rrost. Jacobs. Herbert
Inkcr. Albert Lutz. Michael StcnGrr and
Peter EnGlcr.
Ccn,er Warwood-MrS. T. J. Kena-
nond. captain. assistants. Mines. Harry
Shncbcl. George Efforts. william Gibson,
(. V. Terrell. Charles Marsh and Noglry.
North WArwnod- Prs. NJ. l.. thinker,
captain. assisted by Mines. l.. T.. Nc
Nickin. }. =. Johnston. George Thrall,
Percy Christie. Harry kcnncday and
Howard Mceks.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-04-03
NARWOOD MAN
IS FOUND DEAD
GEORGE ". DUELEvY, EMFLoYE OF
AERoPLANE FACTORY DIES OF
HEART FAILURE.
Came Hero From, FonanBbee and Little
Is Known Of H1m-Other War
wood Newslcts.

George y. Dunlevy. aged about thirty
eight years. Of F'ollansbcc. was found
dead, sitting in the rocking chair Of his
room at the homo of Henry Mitchell.
25ni Vance avenue. yesterday morning.
by Mrs. Mitchell. He had on his coat
and his hat was in his hand. and he was
stricken with death as he was ready to
l"avr tho house.
Nj. Dunl"ry clHc n this city several
months ago and secured employment in
the .Arrnplanc plant in Center Warwood.
tfc was n steady sober worker and had
worked all day Monday. He wax in tn"
best of spirits when II" atc supper Mnn-
day evening and retired tn his room.
saving hn WIS going TO got ready to go
out. Nothing more was seen Of him I'M
Ill he was found dead. The MAI had
boon dead many hours when found.
Li,,l" Is known OF Mr.. Duul"vy. OK
ce;t that he has l. sister living at Nrw
Cumberland. W. Va where his family
home Is said to have been. Arrange
ments for the funeral are being mad"
and the hody Will probably be taken to
tho family homo.
r. g. Hobbs. coroner OF Ohio county.
is conducting an investigation and an
inquest will ho held today. The body Is
now at tho Mrndcl chapel.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-04-03
CHEEREp
WHEN SO JEFFERSON
DRAFTEES DEPARTED

.Sn.cial t,ISratch to tho lntCiliGcncer.
STEUBENN1Lr:. ~. April "a crowd
of several Thousand persons aSS'fHu!'H
=, the Pan Handle railroad this morning.
rave ~ jefferson county drntlccS VINO
,r,raIurd for Camp Sherman. Il rouSinE
farewell. II WIS the largest contingent.
,ha; has left here in several inonlHS a'u
,nmnIclcd tho county quota under the
original draft levy.
rho S~tcuh"uNillr draft board tnrnish-
,d - men for this increment ana thcy
d.nartcd in command Of clarence ltoth-
rock. as captain: John w. l{anKln' ana
John Spence rs aides.
The county hoard supplied - men
who were in charEc VI Attorney W
Crawford. Of Toronto. His ll~"utcnants
were George lIuscr"ft. Of Stcunsnr''lo
township: carl Sutherland. OF Ncch'S'
and Miller Shawhan. Of brilliant.
\, his own request. l'"r Andrew Bar
r,,s Of Brilliant. was allowed To accom-
rony to-day'S contingent 70 amp Shrr-
man. He is IL married man hut his WIG
signed q waiver permitting him IN no
accented ut this time. Harrus mas been
.c,r,r in 20 for SOM" time past ana IN
sisted on going now "hcf"r" the hlG
f,.rS is over" John Peterson, M EASY
SprInrCIcld. O.. vi" registered i'll ~"
Work civ. Was allowed IN K" ~ camp.
WIN the city contingent Ivy special per
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Nearly Everybody
Is Taking Hypo"Cod
All Through This State People In Need of a Coco, Relia
Bile Tonic Are Taking Hypo-Cod, the
Great Health Builder.

and failing in strength. by all means
give FEypo-Cod a trial. q" Il large
hottl" from ycur druggist and US" Il
faithfully as directed on the bottle.
II costs h!r S1.2n and contains enough
Of this splendid tonic to treat taf
average family FOR weeks. since a Ia
h!rsJj0ouiul before meals and 1T ed
time is 4 dose (fo" children a lea
spoonful three or four times a da:: Is
S~Utticicnt.)
Nypo-Cod contains nOthlnS 0ut me
rc.y valuable rXtraCtiveS 0 lFesn
cod livcrS. combined with iron. mat
GGirine. wild cherry. bark.
arnmatlcS, hypophosphateS. lime. ana
4 dash OF sherry wine, a combination
building up and strengthening WcaN'
run down. nervous. delicate and slckiE
men, ONE and children. ASK u
doctor. ..
Note II you cant Get HEpo-Cou
t~om YOUR druggist. send SID TO the
Earle Chemical CO.. Wheeling. w.
,,nd = large bottle will b. sent any
where prepaid. .
Sold in Wheeling by c. H. GrI"St 4
Co Hocr.DaviS Drug Co.. +. II. Rau.
SIMPSONS Pharmacy. John Coleman
CO.. w. w. Irwin, Cha$. M"ukemiiIer
! Rarr's Pharmacy. Merccs PHARMACY
and all Island stores.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-04-03
CONCLUSIVE PROOE OF IT'S
MERIT.

Neari; Everybody N N"si Virginia.
who ma4 D. weak. run down. are IN
Gerveishc. S;ckly. Or ai(iuS. generally
are taking !Iypo.Cod. n" treat
Health HuiIhrr that IS being p"i up
b. the Earle Chemical Co. WhH%!;nS.
Y. W.. They have found tha'. al
though =. has been before Il" pubic
hut Il .i;;tr white. Il Is = s~plcndld
.n"ic. promoting health IN general and
ma, i; serves is purpose We'll.
To YOU. Thu" reader. this Is conc!u-
stye uroot OF tho merit 0t Hypo-Cod.
TIE days Of the 'quack" medicine mar
are passed. To De l success nova
DAYS ,hr preparation must have merit
o. fu'i By the ~wa!Sidc. HEHc-Cod IS
standing the acid test o; public oNIn-
ion with flying co'H7S. DRUGGISTS
rverywhere are continually recorder
ing in large quantities further proof
hat liy7o-Cod is 4 success and that 1t
IS repeating in sales.
Therefore. If YOU arc. n o.
u~ntortunarrs who may ne weak. deli
cate. frail. unGrrweich;. cant sleep
well. lack appetite. Eavr h"aGachcs reg
uia:ly. subjected 10 hay fever. o7"n-
ch;;iS. have L lingering coueat or cold
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-04-03
South Side Personalx

Miss Margaret Tucker is confined to
her home in South Wheeling slightly in
disposed.
Robert Kelley Of South Eoff street,
will leave tomorrow for Fnirmont, where
he will spend several days looking after
business interests.
Mrs. G c. Cecil Of East ~Steubenville,
IS spending several days on the South
as the guest Of relatives.
n1nur Hermann Of South Jacob
street. is confined to his home with a
milk attack Of Ia grippe. =
C. T.. Wilson. Of Pittsburgh. is SPEND
ing several days on the South Side.
where he is the guest Of business as-i
sociateS. ~
Mrs. W. c. Arthur. Of the South Side
left yesterday for Columbus. where she.
Will make an extended visit with rela-
ives. y
Howard Turnmenn. OF Thirty-thirdss
street. is suffering Mt his home with a.
severe attack OF In grippe. -
Miss Hazel Rcidcr has left for Chi.
CaEo. whore she will spend several
weeks With friends. .
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-04-03
" DRhFTEES ARE
SENT FOR SERVICE

''har!cs Smith. prominent young mar
.: :hi< ,.iir. and Louis i'rac!!t. tw" res
!strrrd men. who w"r" /" have yum" IN
III. contingent /" camp w." %"Stcrday.
wcr" sent =" special training ~ yes
,"rday afternoon instead ~ as originally
planned.
.r. Smith went 10 lamp Sherman.
wi,"rr H. wIll be- placed IN a telephone
vrS;a.-r, Ia III" signal corps. II" has
ben ",nrl"y.'I by Tho E"il Telephone
company t"r &"n" TIM" and i% an "Xp"-
ri"'r",l VIZ ,iiict.
NJ r.7.rlir W. s"u, !" ;i"' army
tca,m:rS %riS".i i,"ar i""lroI;. whore Nc
vii. az placed IN service. H". VIII DC IN
IN" aT!nli"n SECTION 1t nc signal corps
Both yoriu- mrn ar. ti:;"d especially to-
:hc .~$i=acd work and have she best
wishes % their hosts Of friends.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-04-03
CampShermanSidelight

,:rr with. hav" written X time ana
again. WIKI Il Mrs" prciiAcd. On. u"
nav" thai privilege always prop me q
line and eutlnsc, you photo Nno" II
Will b., III" picture that COWS rom
;h,.- da gkncSS as l. clos" my trcd haH'l
eyes after hours Of knitting. Ana. 40
YOU need II sweater. socks. or inni"eF'
ria rather give them 10 sonlcon" | knew
ihatt - someone | didn't.
The hours will t"' ic;tdcn unt! 'he
. postmaster brings mo your reply.
,,rcr.,,u,y MARY LOUISE.
IT,, rn,nau$;;> ideal Of t"a o!hccrs IN
..rrrEi"W"I is:
Sparkling eyes. red i!uS. rosy 'hccNS'
u!rni, OF Pep. but nni pcpi'cry. hcal'HE
hi, no; L h"avy-w"iGEt. on" used /"
..r.n air, tnnG of good t"od bat wiling
l., f.. III" cook a!or". patriotic ""l Will
,.: - r:"r the H;litInG u""d!rS " rest
AZ for cy-S-th"y dread IN" snare ..
ia. ,ami;rc STAR. and prefer snap ana
,wIrSlr l., !h. slow moving variety.
When =, C"incS I" lips. M arr
against the thin. tight drawn III ana
wapI them TO be rcd like cherries.
,..rks mas he homeless. Ihry IN
lend to keen thci" Ia7d"r we'll i'I'd. DIX
prefer Ia have Applicants VII" nay" o'en
VIII unur!sh"d and need n" faii"nsnS up
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-04-03
Street LIGHTNING
COMMITTEE CALLED

Tho :lr., meeting Of tn" new advisor?
i..ar,! .n >;-"r. lighting vii! b. hsld ut
III, r'.y Managers '"ficc ms afternoon
=, > o'clnrk tncw umtp. when the board
VII H.. effected. LISTERS hav" been sent
t. William II. tiar", J. y. E}um. II. 3
Sands. Charles y. Sewers aud j. j.
Ford wn" constitute the board.
ii, trrr" waya ~ "btalainS Ign; 10?
,i;.. ."t~ ar. :, ur considered, and are:
First Snail tho city C"n'!AU" :" own
and ui.crat. It's street lighting plant;
AMI ii So. shall tho generating nacnln
-. which - necessary to be purchased.
u. ,ltcnd III the pumping station OF the
water department" or.
Second Shali. TN" city purchase from
tho Wheeling Electric company IN" cur
-n,lr necessary tnr street lighting. 70 DC
delivered AZ The present electric lEht
plan. II tho city and FROM there distr1o-
u,",! b. tn. city. III" "Ity 10 malntali
ownership und operation .; the lamps:
~.
~rhIrd-Shail the city contract with the
Vibrating F:!cc; ri" com pa-nr Tor ali street
i!:n;ir-. which viii include W'rln1 an"
,3;n".: t.r 2 I"ri"d OF ten years:
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-04-03
Red Cross Notes.

The surgical dresscrs Of the South
Side held 4 busy session last evening
in tho club rooms Of the Third Pres
bytcrian church. The class recently
completed a largo number Of articles
which will be sent 70 the Wheeling
chapter of the American Rcd Cross,
thence to the National headquarters at
Washington. The members that recent
~ Joined this class are fast learning
this valued act of making hospital sup
plies and first aid 10 the injured.
On Thursday evening in the parlors
of the Chaplinc Street Methodist church
will be held the weekly session of the
Red Cross auxiliary OF this church.. The
ladies are at the present busily en-
gagged in completing a consignment OF
articles.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-04-03

The above telegram WAS received
Yesterday BY the director Of federal
Vocational school here. and is the first
notice which has been sent by IN"
draft officials in recognition OF The
good work which is being done by the
school in the training ri men who VIII
soon be in military service.
Prof. Carpenter Immediately sent a
message TO Captain Jones saying hr
would begin work nj once in especially
training the mcu for tho work and
would have them ready 10 be sent
to training camp By April -. The
question OF working harder was placed
before the men last evening and they
immediately voted 10 start at once
and train harder than ever, and will
hold meetings every evening and Sat
urday and Sunday. Four mon are OK
pccted 10 be ready by the time set.
First Call Received.
Yesterdays call for the men is the
first of its kind 10 be received and Is
very gratifying 10 those who have la
bored in conducting the school. II IS
a mark of appreciation Of the good
work being done.
In anticipation Of further calls. Prof
CARPENTER will begin 4 special class o!
young men. who volunteer. who have
reached their twenty-Girst birthday
since June ). 1917, and who will be
called TO cOIors soon. his class Will
begin next Monday. April S. and those
who wish 10 enter should enroll al
once. Other men who arc already reg
iSrc7ed MAJ join the class If they Ike
in TN" first or second class.
During. the past week a new SCI OF
equipment Of the latest type for the
instruction Of OXyacctylene welding
has been installed in the high school
building. The apparatus cost more
Than $500 and is now in operation.
Schools Great Success.
Tho Federal Vocational School is
rrovinc Ia be- a greater success thar
was first planned: those who have he
come enrolled and going into tn" work
with a determination that will whip
tho Kaiser.
Those who arc In charge are very
cratificd as are all those who are help
ing nv giving instructions or letting
the mon use their places % business
Many Off With Draftees.
The school lost seventeen Of the
best students yesterday in the special
draft. and this, TOO. Is the largest de-
mand which has been made upon the
school. Tho seventeen men were sent
To Camp Leo with the others, hut they
have been trained for some special
work and their success is more prom
Using. All those who are registered In
the city and are in the first two class
es should enroll for training. as no one
eycer, themselves will be benefited
and the attendance should be much
greater.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-04-03
Alleged Stacker.

Rnzlc Rlnaidi. Italian. hr Brooke
W. Va. was arrested here iaS'
nigh, on information from WcllSour9.
that he was II draft c"ndrr. IiInaLdi hha
failed "a respond To the draft call ana
had skipped out. shipping his trunk u
Ih.s city by railroad When he appear.
cd at tho station last night ana ASKED
for tho trunk. Il policeman nabbcd him.
He will be taken back tn WcllsburG.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-04-03
PEP VIGO, The Nux and Iron
Tonic, Makes Men and Women
Strong, Healthy and Vigorous

was able 20 sleep more ~soundIy and
arts" in the morning feeling fine. his
nervous system showing more cndur-,
lncc, rs he can do more work and does
not feel tired after 4 trying days work.
H"p-Eigo is the result OF n specialists
prescription. combining Peptonate Of
Iron. Nux. Cannabin. Zinci rhosphide
and Dainiania in just the right proper
tons for proper absorption by the body
of Individuals who arc suffering from
anarmia. run down. showing low vi
iality. lack of vigur and general weak
ness. Pcp-ViSo takes It's name from
the words meaning Ambition, Strength
Power. and gives to the run down.
weakened nervous system what nature
is wont 10 bestow upon tho youth.
Prp-Sigo Pills. tho basic formulae OF
which is prescribed by many physicians.
are for sale on 4 moncy-back guarantee
at Racr.xDrug Store 18th and Market
street at so pills for so cents.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-04-03
warwood Roys Given sendoff.

The Warwood boys who left ycstrr-
day morning for Camp Ice. were given
rcmcmhranccs by the "arwood people,
who presented them with Il largo box
which contained 4 numhrr of d"licacirs
OF every season. in other words any
thing in that line that any boy would
desire. This delightful little treat was
arranged by the members Of tho War
wood fire department Mrs. e. {. Knapp
prepared tho boxes. which were pro-
scented by a committee from tho fire de-
part!ncnt.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-04-03
MI If ADACAE IN
NEURALGIA PAIN
GET A 10 CENT PACKAGE OF OR
JAMES HEADACHE POWDERS
AND DON'T SUFFER.

When your head aches you Simply
ucrs.t have relief or you VIII go VIC
is needless to suffer when YOU can
take a remedy ike Or. anne sl"ao,
. Po;y4n-s ard relieve the pain and
rouraly;a a, once. Send someone 10
the drug store now for a dime package
of Dr. James Headache Powders
Don't suffer. In a .eH moments you
will fecl fne-headache gone-no
more neuralgia pain.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-04-03
wetrton Man Caught.

Wallace Giles. negro Of Welrtor. w.
Va. was arrested here to-day bouno
over to tho grand jury on n charge OF
with intent 10 Kill ana wound
George |. Harris, nj Holidays Cove.
Gilr" attacked Harris on n Wcirton car
here Saturday night. stahhinE him three
times IN the arm. Giles escaped after
The cutting bat was picked up on tho
street to-day.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-04-03

The Fed Cross campaign j. certainly
on In fuil swing N Warw"nd and those
who began tho canYaSSInG " thr city
yesterday stated that they were re-
cs.i~rd in 4 wonderful manner b. the
ladies Of thc homes In Warwo"d. All
Of IN" housewives were looking for th.'
LADIES' vino wore canvaSsfnE and all had
their subscription price ready. Two
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-04-03
Child Swallows Gasoline.

The young daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Walkcnaucr. nf Ninth street. this city.
while playing at hcr home yesterday AZ
~tcrnonm. swallowed Il sn1al quantity or
gasoline. Tho mother of the ~younGstrr
was cleaning y pair Of whi;" shoes for
tho child and left III" gasoline on tho
porch while she wont into tho house for
a momcnt and during hcr absence tho
child had swallowed the fluid. Dr. i.
G. walden was called Immediately
and rendered tho necessary aid and late
yesterday afternoon The "hild seemed In
hc suffering no III effects from :hc
accident.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-04-03

Of sercnty-fivc young people will re-
ceivc their first Holy Communion. Rev.
Father Eugene Cap will offer solemn
high mass. and will also deliver a splcn-
did and appropriate sermon TO the chill
drcn.
Solemn vesper services will take
place in the afternoon. during which a
number of children will renew their
baptisimal vows as 4 beautiful conclu-
sion to the morning service
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-04-03
Meeting Of Uncle Sans Aides.

At tho Warwond Christian church AL
day Thursday. thr members Of the
Uncle SANS Aid will meet and SOW for
the benefit Of the Rcd Cross society.
Many ladies other than the members oc.
this society aro making it 4 practice OF
attending these meetings each week and
their services are much appreciated.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-04-03
Sprains Her Ankle.

Yesterday afternoon while NJ work
about her homo. Mrs. II. q. East wood.
or South Richlard avenue. had The mis-
fortune Of falling and s%praininE her
right ankle. A physician was immedi-
atrlv called and II was found tina; no
bones wcrc broken and that it was only
n slight sprain- Last evening. IL WIS
reported that the injured nm was
resting easily.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-04-03

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