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The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1918-03-28
rHg cHAuTAUoUA JUNE as-as.


june p 70 %, iney has been set as
chaufauqua week at Nezperee this
year and the public is promised . great
er program Of good things than ever.
The Eteek Show Association has de-
eided TO hold its next annual show
during chautauqna week and this win
give the people a double attraction,
which win no doubt bring the biggest
crowds 70 town seen here in years.
The following extract from letter
just received from the Ellison White
chaufauqua System gives a first glimpse
Of what the chautauqua viii furnish
this season.
ssLast winter our eastern represen-
tative spent almost an entire month
casting around for the best illustraf-
ed war lecture to be found. In all, over
20 lectures were investigated, with the
result that We have secured in Henry
Warren Poor, one Of the most effee-
tive war lecturers in America to-day
Mr.. Poor has twice made extended
trips lover there since the begin
ming Of the war. He has been associ-
ated for the past Il years with the
firm Of Underwood & Underwood, the
photographic headquarters for the As
sociated Press, as head Of their lee
turing and slide department This con
necfion gives him first choice Of the
largest collection of human interest
war pictures in the world Many other
attractions win combine in making this
years assembly not only a great ed
heating and entertaining diversion,
but also a sound producer Of noble pa
triotism. y
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1918-03-28

LATER-A Bulletin received AZ noon
today states that the British and sha
French are on the aggressive and have
retaken several towns through which
the Germans had made their earlier
advance.
The total German losses are now put
az ever 100000. President Wilson
sends message c0ngratulating Allied
forces on glorious work
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1918-03-28

The mighty battle, which the Ger
mans started last Thursday when they
hurled over 3 million men against the
British line in the Aisne sector, is be
ing pressed with unbating fury.
Two bulletins received by The Tri,
bune ia Lewiston this Thursday
morning state:
The Germans were blocked in their
Wednesday night attack on allied lines
on Noyon front. On she left bank Of the
oise the Germans last night pushed
forward important forces against the
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1918-03-28
LOCAL NEWS

The Morrison Short Horn sale, cried
by Harry c. cranke AT Spokane on the
10Th, saw 81 registered cattle 60 AZ
an average Of ssI5 per head.
STRAYED-From Coyey ranch east
Of town, bay saddle mare, weight about
900, white hind foot, saddle marks. No
Iify s. d. stoufer and receive reward.
Dodge Bros. touring ear or roadster
delivered at your door for 100000.
1 can fiji your orders now. Later l
may not be able 10 do 50. C. J. Miller.
The ladies aid Of the Community
church win hold a cooked food and
apron sale at the church Saturday af
ternoon, March 80 Tea win also be
served
A letter from james Hoag who is
now at willamina, Ore, states that he
had the misfortune 10 get the middle
finger on his right hand cut off while
working in a saw mill.
Harry C. cranke cried good sale for
]. l.. Jones, AZ miles east Of Cotton
wood yesterday. One cow sold for sllo
and Others averaged SELL calves brot
SEQ; horses, s4O0 span.
The many friends Of Judge and Mira
Il. W. Niles viii be glad to learn that
she continues to improve satisfactorily
at the hospital in Portland and win
be able to. return TO Nexperee ere long.
Mrs. J. B. Henry was an arrival from
Sites Sunday where she has been
visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. ".
c. Foresman. Mr.. and Mrs. Henry win
live in the 8fcMahan property east Of
the Christian church.
c. w. Syron was up from Charleston
the latter part Of the week, and on
Tuesday he left Charleston for Hardesty.
Can. in which section he win help his
son, Emery, handle the crop work on
their S0o-aere ranch.
sam 4 Lehman fell from wagon
while doing some hauling n his farm
afternoon and landed on his
head and shoulders in such a manner
a. TO cause q coneussion Of the brain
He was unconscious for seme time. but
is peported about recovered this Morn
ms.
J. p. Kelley, who has had the TEN
porary management Of the Nezperee
Hardware Co. left Sunday for his hone
a Ephrata, Wash, to resume charge
Of his extensive interests there. Dir
Kelley made many friends while in our
city and they are sorry be could not
remain permanently.
Report comes that L. C. McMahan-
for eight years superintendent Of the
Nezperee public schools, has just been
appointed general manager Of the spo-
kane headquarters Of the Northwestern
school Supply Co.; also that his son
Leonard G. Jr- who recently under
went a serious operation At Spokane
hospital is recovering nicely.
+. r. Gates, the bakerymans il this
week installing an electrically operated
dough mixer, which with his electric
ovens and other like convenienees gives
him one Of the most up-todate bake1ys
IN tho Empire. His product, too, is A.
good as can be turned out and i i
loyal bread and cakes he makes he
sides. No Stacker work there.
otto p. Reeves, an old Nezperee boy
who Is now located at Astoria, writes
The Herald as follows; ~ am now
,-.4.a - *.tovsm ana a4a working in
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1918-03-28

Washington, March 20.-Shipment of
any articles to troops in France unless
they have been requested by the soldier
himself was forbidden today by Major
General March, acting chief Of staff.
They win be refused by the postof'
flee and express companies unless ae-
companied by an approved request from
the soldier.
General March s order follows:
ssIn future shipments Of any articles
ID members Of the American expedi.
sionary forces abroad win be limited
10 those articles which have been re-
ouestea hy the individual 70 whom
same is 10 be shipped, such request
having been approved by his regimen
tai or higher commander. Parcel post
shipments win be accepted by the post
office authorities and other shipments
bx express or freight companies only
upon presentation Of the above ap-
proved request in each individual
case
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1918-03-28
o.srs. rsn wH.s % Pans :. Home.

M@@sKe KU& whites 70 KS4@8 ~ kcna@.
Somewhere in France, 225.is
Dear Folks and All; ! am ssill well
and hope ihls aili fad yon all the
aams.
ifasen'i been doing very mash since
Ne arrived here except saking our hikes
amise day. This h al the exercise We
esl. and We really need II % help The
digestion aiong.
Our eats here are quite = biz better
Than l expected them 70 be. really bel
~ than sc got "a The states, and there
Il pleaty II Il. The osfman subs don Z
serm 10 hinder the 4. = very much
from shipping over supplies They
DON'T eontinae 10 be as effective as
Kaiser Bill expected them 10.
The British claim BY August they
aili have them put away uith alto
eetksn Here i hopine.
Oar exercising just 20 help digestion
along asll eeaae tomorrow, when Ne
start IL earnest. training wish the =
/ understand Il u 70 be real work. Too,
and ! en- anxious 70 get Al Il. Oas q
these = isn Z = small item. when you
consider one fully equipped valued Al
homes. There viii be- fous of these
n.ed 10 the battery.
am sure Il wonld interest "a 70
nec The monsters they have here 70 Dc.
ssroy property and hnman lives.
feel pretty lucky that I was put
into the artillery. Il is claimed BY all
authorities 10 b. the safest branch q
She service.
don't get The Herald Wish yon
wonld bundle up bunch Of them and
send shem 70 mc. Love 70 81,
George
=. s. am enclosing certificate
which tho Father here made out. lie
gave one to every one Of the fellows
that went 70 their Faster Duties week
ago Sunday.
Have two masses here every Sunday
6.4s and 10 a. M, aud services IN The
evening at $500. The services are held
IL the officers mess hall
There isn't X. O han here. One
y. NJ. G. A.
Am also enclosing Zone Frame In
French money for Pa. This Is equal
40 about 1sc. American money. In
exchange for a 81 bin we get 3 Francs
and 90 censinea. eeniincs are equal
"A about 1c u. q. George
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1918-03-28

supl Curtis last week moved into
the former Felt residence just north of
the Presbyterian church building.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1918-03-28

q. $. Marshal Mark Howe was IN
from Lewiston yesterday 70 get the
necessary papers for the arrest Of Ho-
bart Randall, Of 10, as q draft slack
ar. Randall was taken 70 Lewiston
for trial. It seems the young man I'll.
ea on homestead in 1917 and then
when the draft law became operative
claimed be was under draft age. IN
vsessoasson has developed that he is
under draft age, and therefore, WAS
not eligible 10 ellie on q homestead
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1918-03-28

Somewhere ~ France, S.u.io
Nv dear folks and al: Today the
mail came In again from the Y. =. ]
strained my eyes and ears, looking and
listening for letter from home, but
I did not get any. haven z received o
letter from you since the day after we
arrived here, and believe me, ] am
getting anxious 10 hear something
about home.
wonder whether you get oil Of my
letters or not.
To-day we had some new arrivals
from The q. 8. You know when we ieft
New York there were about forty men
from Bat. T. in the hospital and could
not be taken along. Twelve Of These
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-05-30
TODAY At The Y. ".

| Si'l activities "f the Y. W. =. A..
viii h' suspended today. IT," "afat"ria
NIL u" closed (" ;Er puhli". Bod Cross
rIk vii! h' T"1>!rru'h until next Nom
day night Thu swimming: po"l I'"w"sc r
viii hr opened l.. ihn. who caro- 10
SWIM during: tho afternoon and evening.
and TN" arlnr and library viii b. avail
hhi" f"r ih""r wi" care I" Us" ih"m
strangers ar" invited Ia H." thc$.' r"nms.
Soy rat i'i"nrr* and "ui at door fr"li"S
mr." l".'nE, plarnrd for Various clubs and
'':;ES''- r til" mar -irHrr. TIL" liuS'-
mss W"m N: Rllh" ..iaSs and the out
ing club ar arr@nr.nG lramp~ ~ IA"
'''ntry I'd thu Sunday school l"ach "r~
EIhl" class :trr to have a class picnic III
.lunr. \, III" iihir ras>r~ CLOS" thrir
years WORK THIS m"nth. Tins form OF
chasing e" aii nrrmh"rs.
Mss Marian pihhl". As.<:stIn; PhSsi-
cal Director. leaves III" cIl? IN Saturday
"f this week for her hon. III Mt. llnlH-'
nix" Mass. having r. signed her position
here Ia accept Il similar ono in the Fast.
during the month at Iurc the swim
ming pool Will h" IN charge Of Mss
Margaret Ih"lps.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-05-30
RUTH CHATTERTON
COMING TO COURT


II Is nc; 900 much !" say thai Tn itr'
pcaran.. ~ Eutu ,'h:tt;cr'nV III "';"rt"
OUT Of TIL" kitrh..u' a iii" court '"-
morrow and SnturdL. Nt'i II ina;iu""
Saturday VII! Irny" :" IL" ";''' ~ va:
most ,.ajuvahl.' .-..u;~ - th'. ..utic'' sea-
sur TIL ;rrlNanC" Interest - MOST pro-
nuuur"d Miss ''iiatt"rt"m. VII" APPEARS
here und r III" dlr.h.ri.''l "f IA" actor
manager Henry MIIl.:. has "'''ti" rapidly
To tho from; ard - today til. 'n"~' pope
ular of tir' younger St"r~ h"i"r" til"
public. TIL: rrnmi~'. li.I' .:L." III The
Rainbow W:t~ r":,!aH'. IT, "lhahiN Long
Logs and III Cons. out IT Th" Nit"h"r
shr has H., far her sr..i;'>i "lu"rtuni-
,teS There IL certain hail mark "f
distinction about lt'ury M:li'r'S pro-
dCctiuuS thai d""> not ;iSs''"ittJ
with mos, OF Ia. "thsr plays On tour.
Tn. play will y. presented ~ every d.
t:ll here AS i; MAS during IL all season
run III the t"iiau ;h'..tr" III Ncw York
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-05-30
GOVERNMENT IS
DISCOURAGING USE
OF CHAIN LETTERS

Thrift stamp chain letters arc being
discount gcd by tho government accord
lns TO information received by the State
Council Of Defense. 4 number Of these
chain letters have been received in the,
city and sent m rs requested.
Th. government while admitting the
ratrin,ir purpose probably back OF the
scheme has taken a stand against all
chain letters and does not make any
exceptions
Tho letter is received and In 1t is
r..rucst that four other letters bn sent
each containing - cent Thrift STAMP,
with The sam" Instructions in tho fouS'
letters. tina; four more letters TIC Scht
out to friends or rciativcs.t
This makes in all five letters sent
out or sl.c5 in Thrift Stamps. as the
letter received with instructions con-
,ajns n card with ono Thrift Stamp on
ii. Tho only cue I" benefit hE tho plan
- the government. which benefits to the
rytcnt of the Thrift Stamps sold.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-05-30
MUNICIPAL Al BAND
vE5CONCERT
foremost Musical Organization OF Tho
City Renders Joyful Program.

\ program Of 4 patriotic nhiur" ana
captivating rendition WAS offered I" the
thrHirc GOES and joy 500 k"r> At The
ruur, theatre last evening by " Wheeling :.
progressing hanG which scored com
plctrly. Assisted by til" /" Ihlar CrIt"r'
ion Quartrtt". a group "t men WIN have
hccu heard thrnu ghout the city or many
occasions and who hay" very exquisite
voices. il was r grand success.
Little need hc Told Of the hand which
since It's organization has hcrnmc Known
throughout tho state and Whenever
heard draws forth rounds If applause
\ moro carH;la collection Of musicians
cannot ~ found IN lir cll% M"HsrS.
John nL'nnu"r IIrst tenor: Walter Al
bcTS. SECOND I.ncr; VIII :. Leach. hari-
tone and l.. T. Grhhard. ha~s. appeared
IN excellent numbers and cXccllcd IN har-
mnuy 10 tho utmost.
II was Il hlS gathering ami NOR on
Inyahlc treat could mot he rendered h. ii
local combination and with everything
Of a patriotic appeal and up I" III"
minute thoughts Ar" brought out in 4
musical WAY. winding out the indoor
season for The Municipal Band.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-05-30
FISHING CAMPS
ARE OPENING
THERE WILL BE MORE CAMPS
THAN EVER BEFORE SCATTER
ED ALONG THE RIVER.
New Boats Are Also Plying Back and
Forth 70 the Many Camps TINS
Season.

. Th" opening -: tin camps at"nI t!a
. ,Ihlm river Las been rather lat thl@
: year. owing probably I" th' heavy rams
. al the past f.W weeks aud us Il result
! the majority Of them Will not be- open
, 81 un,ll today. Wh"n 1t l. "Ap"'i'd 'i'it
! Il lnrg.. ulml,,r 'f local r'rS'rIS Will
| wcnd rhri! way - Tho various camps
! :,,.:itlrrrd alrii;, IN" stream
! Th"r, ar" many small h"aiS along
! li,. river tins season and regular lflrS
! viii hr ma'r back and forth from lniN
/ city /" ih,. camps. Tn" nlAl"rhN 81 the.
r:lulp.s consist "i tents. while S'h'faI "t
rln. number hay" lighthouses. Very L."
! nrrlnafl"nI buildings arr used as tn
river often SW"rp% them away.
Th. camps nl"nG Wheeling creek ar"
; brighter and better than ever ne
LACK lass" rho lSaak Waito1 tn"
/ IIIrwond." aud ''ErStItuh"." lminE but q
J few If thu number lhni arc located
south 1t Elm Grove "n Big Wheeling
] rr"rk.
The Chi" river viii have tag 80
approximately min" feet throughout tH'
summer in tho ru"lS and as a result
{, thor" Will plenty "f water for even IN"
/ large boats, that will nH" III" stream.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-05-30
Our New Memorial Day

National looking forward rather than
~ actual fellowship pray TOR
before Yorktown and Appomao Our sac
and loss and suffen not as yet as theirs were but our country
hostile
from those Pcardy the Atlantic New
ENGLAND Virginia The actual
actually
than before known One cannot imagine George III and
stupid Prime Minister Lord North plotting that reorses
peoples which the avowed purpose OF Podam
evils hundred of Prusan despot are striving now
battle
Memorial for all who love
undyng resolve that
But the stern light OF Truth and
this will be hereafter
ancng established earth and good will among
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-05-30
Breaking Up Homes
Draftees Prepare 70 Answer Gall Il
Arms-Go in Next Coatingcnts.

tn. n.Ar draft continents I" leave
Iii. ,.:ty and ""uniN Will ln"iu"" Min
sr"u> married. n'I who's ssIi''ii1"nS
were changed r"'"u;l% by III" District
draft h"nr,i at Harrisburg. An;i"trn'-
ing calls for phi: steal examination ANA
orders /" 2" :" "HIuIr~. these drh;l'"'- ar"
now breaking up Their homes, selling
r,.u,iu., and storing furniture. These
Young men w"r,' iuarrl'n after May N.
49, III" dat" Of III" phS>H"" If IN"
draft act. l.nrai boards exempted them.
Ia; tn" district board laid DOWN IRON
clad rjilrS' governing al SIrh cases. ana
the. dri ftr,$ w"r' put III Class ! ~. \
few wlIus,. wives s.rr about Ia become
mothers. were put ~ Class >.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-05-30
Prof. Dave Daniels
Is Winning Fame

i'hl. Daniels. l"ral NtulinI~t. wh" was
recently assigned 10 military dat! "a;
Camp l.rr. IL wInnIn. fame hr cheer
ing til" boys There with his naSi"rlul
work ~ Il ruusIriHm. DAY" WAS offered
u '"nmi*Si"n and III. salary f"r play
81 raiHlS. hat turned II down. Now nc
= 'lhiHG military duIy. receiving 50" per
month and il playing for nothing. Tw"
days after Ii" reached camp he played
al III" y. NJ. t. y. at Camp Lcr AMI now
II" l. regular entertainer there III his
leisure hours.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-05-30
----.-

la, year. l. wt$ written ny y. e.
Thomas and * ll$"d on TIA" popular
l,"."' hy .Nlc" DUR Miller. Th" thr"e
.,n ain! ,h., Tory ,"u,''rns IN" young
y,npI.. ~ Il line old family wh" Tor ~"
lI:u,. being act A. servants IN th'ir own
h,,IS.. Associated with Miss 'hhti"rt"n
-; ia" Interpretation Of III" HiaN arc
l:rus.. M"isa.'. Mrs. thhrl"S a. 'laiS'
Hr"haru Milton. Robert An'"S. Henry
Miller. .Ir. Fleming Ware. VIII nam II.
Sans .tr.,l'"~ Goodrich, Nice faN'"r
and Waiter Connolly.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-05-30
CRIMINAL COURT TODAY

For ~. first ,Inr. IL ia" fust"rr IF
th" Nh:" county criminal 'r'irf ti~~-
court " III hr II: S"SSi'n to-day. Tn" trial
49, lanes l.. 'iar,inir IT, "n. Ludc" Nlan
II. Robinson >'aich Ia>r night, tina l''-
rarIsr a. To uuu%uali; warm w'a'h"T
and lr.c;u>. ~ lhr hong dragged t"Sil-
unuv h" tr~Ir"d il" vacations ar holt
DAYS and inquired nf III" Jurors A. /"
th"lr wishes. Each member IF tn" Jury
asked that III" case pr"'''"d. rather iAau
IN observe m" day a. = holiday. some
Efforts w"nld ha'" ben mad" !" "nd ihr
ra:. yesterday had thor h"'n Glance
In Il" So. Ion! l'''aus" "f III" nH''Ir" If
III" testimony his W. n'Ni L" 'mr"~-
- Iklr
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-05-30
Manual Training Work
To Be on Exhibition
General Public Is Cordially Invited &C
Inspect The Work Of Public
School Students.

The home economies and a" nc
manual training departments Of th' pub
lie schools Of tho cit! "f Wheeling Will
hc open for public Inspection nm Monday
rvcnng. juno %rd, whru Il cordial IN
NHatinn = extended I" All L" call and
make an inspection If th"*" IN" depart
ncntS.
Glasses will u" ut work N III" Various
DEPARTMENTS and all viii h" given IN
urpnrruuiiI nr S'"nc III" work IN pro-
gross. Thr Wheeling publ" Knows liti"
al III" good work that l. going "n all
along The line in th"S" various depart
mcntS.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-05-30
ROAD SIGNS ARE
BEING REPLACED
Many Of the Markers HAD Been Blown
Down During The Wln:er Months.

M?ry r..aH ~:riS and markers along
~" Nuri.'li- r":.;s III III" county are be-
IuE replaced With u"w ones. while others
ar,. being r"rarrd ani placed in nrsi
class ,.":.dItiun.
AuirrSis .,n,I ";i.sr~ Win" travel tho
r".rlway~ Of IN" .'",ini. VIII he moro
iiIn pleased /" >ii"w tina, ~" WORK is
hsinc d"n". :" that i VIII hc possible To
ind an, r.tr" without, difficulty.
New ~isus ar. ais" - j." 'j'", tod ~
,rr:,,iS p!;tr"S within IN" ,r.}r future
and Wi, IN II ~i"rl Irrr" ~ ~ road N
tn. country VII l. nTrl IL.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-05-30

Germans rctnrtad that It would BE- A
good chanc" for N" English To .cl
acquainted with their allies. tn" Brit
lsh died hy the hundreds
My -Four Years III Germany" which
GOES into all ihr details leading up In
tn. great war. Is shown twIr" daily. H.
l. 4 unique film. dramatic. historic. y
film hat will make history. Shown
twice daily Seats Will go OF sale FRI
Iay
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-05-30
EouR YEARS Ii GERMANY.

The ,itSpicablr wa IN which n" ''"r-
mans have. .r":tU"d tho prisoners ~ an
nat;nnalitr'S j. $tr1E'nEIf hr"hSht "ut
in Ambassador ti'rard'- moving picturc.
MY -Four Vars II Germany whIrh !"
shown u"Xi week. Il; Tho court inc
ErtiSh prisoners prrt'"uthriE were maui
examples If "Tri.htiulncSS.
ON ,,n,. .,rraSinu :, batch Of 'yrhus-
strr.kru !:u-Sil.i prisoners w'r" IL d"
,.r. ulruu,. line Eri'i~it. 81 that they also
might .nuir.,,t ic dread disease. When
:. profess; cam from ,it" prlS''il' RS mo
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-05-30
Where Next to Work

\ lot nr Young 'ir.''k~ employed IN
local dairy lunch rn"m> ar" wondering
whcr her eating - Il useful "'IIp;tll"n.
They hay" IL -SuSrirInn thai they nr" m
,.Iudcd in Provost Marshal General row
drr'S order IL work ar iILht. md IL lot
nf rh,r pcnpl" entertain III" sam" view.
In fact restaurant men arc seeking girls
To rcnlnCr the boys who viii +" In some
other more useful occupation lay Sa1ur-
day. ur else tho draft board viii Sc:
en-.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-05-30
MUCH COAL MOVING

Much coal - being moved from III"
lnral district 1t the present tim" tn the
various mills scattered throughout til"
ohio valley. rh" railroads are all work
ing overtime III IN effort {" m"v" III"
large shipments and much Of II Is be-
ing scored in the various yards.
Tho storing Of coal by the local con-
sumner is also feature that is not being
overlooked and tho dealers ara all furg-
ms that they all get their supply in
while the supply Is on hand.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-05-30
Congratulations, Will

After a whole long month friends or
County assessor William H"nkcE nave
discovered tn" cause "f his unusual
smile Yesterday tn" nS'Imahle VIE ot
Tho assessor :Ipprartd at TN" court house
and brought with her handsome little
Lady, lust I: month old. and whose name
is Helen No nnr ever believed that
E,I finnkcy COLD keep secret, but he
did Friends Who were taken complete
Il. hv Surpris" ar" wishing the rarentsl
All kinds of good luck with their third
little daughter.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-05-30
WV, C, A. Tennis Club

THROUGH ur. kindness "f Mr.. Albert
Sch.nk. "u wh">,. property In Wheeling
Tennis club "nur'S stand. IN" lh!>l''ai
department ~ iN.' !. ". t. y. has h''n
abb" t. s...,'rrr III. III" - ~" "t ih"a"
cnuri. They ur. h'.Iulifuily situated
=: EIrrh lynn "iii ~ Ill iHWn ~ enc
Sri,. w!.!,. wiI' Ia" u t!''IIgGltul spot Tor
rluu., Supp.r$ g" iris Wh' wish l."
CONF directly /" - t"urr fr"Hi ~"rh.
ANY member liz. ;.$snC,aIt"u IS "ll-
c,hir /" membership II IL. T. uii> 'luh
II pom payment ni = small i,'. Members
II Tia" T.n',,s ''!un ~" 'u'iii' J /" ~.
u.s.. at TIA" Cnur,S ~ ANY tiiM' during IN"
summer ,n"u'hS .,ud Nj I'n';r~. ih''
i'h?S."aI .lr.' tor Wit nrrnnS" +" am
any wn" wish II learn. Tin" ''luh 49, Il
membership - ''.!riy ;lC'Hi\. w.. NJ
Interested or wishing t" r"rn III" r.uh
may de- :" ny calling or '"l"rh"n-n" to
, The aS>nc.ati"n.
Gym Supper.
Th.. gamma .li'n "irlS ~ III ' w.
held Their .r". :ite last 'ru">Gr; ."n:n=
IN ,ho a.'dti"ruru "r ih' a>.-", :at'"n
hulIdlns After -. ~urr'r hour ;u'
"Y" wa< pros. !i',i /" I;"r r"n"r rurii.
Cor III" var, Tics" ",nnImr III" "f'
w..-r Mr.. Frank E"'> Mi .Nrnt
kutrannm. Miss Ils!" S,hlF"rni"r. Mss
f'annlo YuIu. Ms N"trn Pryor. Miss
Nrli. I%.lrr arh :I'~~ N"t'i" i.'"'f!i"r.
TN. d"l':air~ !" h'' ~ 1" IA" Com Va
rnnfrrrt.,., w"r.. "I,'r''i. Miss I."ui>s
F>r"l"rir>< and Miss Susan stewart Thr
..vcniuc was spent NTH class stunts ami
4 baby nI"iTr. contest.
This wn~ the La! ni''"I,ns: "f IN" Siin-
ma iufn classes for III" year hI' ih"r"
will hc ricnics nr get together parties AT