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The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1918-12-14
SHOWS HOW HUN USED
PREACHERS IN i. S.

ment information. He said representa-
tives of the larger German Lutheran
synods informed the intelligence serv-
ice that unfortunately some ministers
were disloyal and that steps were be-
ing taken to get them out of the
church.
Describing unsuccessful efforts OF
German propagaudists among American
negroes. the witness said word was
passed among the negro recruits that
X Germany won and occupied the U. s.,
a portion Of the country would be
turned over to them, exclusiyeH.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1918-12-14
PERSHINC SELECTS
UNITS FOR RETURN

WASHINGTON, Dec. 1.-THE desig-
nation Of l72 additional officers and
4S45 men by Gen. pershing for early
return home was announced today by
the war department. The largest unit
included Is the 5lst regiment. coast ar
tllery, with 1G officers and l,770 men,
Other units are the esd. l76th. 247th.
and 264th aero squadrons, and the 18th.
Goth. 2ist 2ad. gath and g6th photo
graph sections. air service; Company +,
Goth engineers, the First trench mortar
battalion and the SD and SD ammuni-
Hmm irn Ing
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1918-12-14

WASHINGTON, Dec. l4.--German
Lutheran pastors were instructed TO
preach pro- German sermons before the
United States entered the war Capt.
Lester, OF the army intelligence service,
told the senate propaganda investigat-
ing committee today, and some Of the
pastors who Joined the army later and
continued preaching favorably to Ger
many now are in the Atlanta peniten-
tiary.
on the other hand, Capt. Lester said,
other Lutheran ministers were wholly
loyal. and aided in giving the govern
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1918-12-14
PRELIMINARY SESSIONS
T0BE RESUMED NOW

PARIS, Dec. IA. (Havas )-The pre-
lininary diplomatic conferences among
the allies, which were suspended tenn
porarily pending the arrival OF Presi-
dent Wilson, win be resumed early
next week, according to LIE Journal
today. David Lloyd George, the British
premier, and A. ]. Balfour, the British
foreign secretary, are expected on Mon
day or Tuesday, the newspaper states,
while Premier Orlando and Foreign
Minister Connino, Of Italy, will arrive
with King Victor Emmanuel on the
coming Thursday, Dec. ~.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1918-12-14
Rhine Crossed"
Pershing Reports

WASHINGTON, Dec 14-Formal an
nouncement OF the crossing Of the
Rhine by the American army in Ger
many reached the war department to-
day in Gen, Pershing's report for Fri
day. 1t follows
1.-THE Third American army crossed
the Rhine today and occupied the Cob
lenz bridgehead."
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1918-12-14
aY A. GnnpEELLoW.


BY A. GoooFELLoW.
What a flood of good cheer for the
kiddies swamped my mail this. morn
ing 1t was ENCOURAGEMENT OF the ma
tefial sort. for which we have ,sueh
dire need this year, The cries of the
children to whom Christmas is bringing
prospects Of empty stockings and hearts
ache, have been unusually heavy, pre-,
sentlng a task to the greatest OF az
Christmas organizations herculean III
The News scinitar's Goodfellow club
will need every cent It can get TINS
year Don't forget that You Goodfel-
lows, who have always responded IN
the past--we are expecting you again.
Many of you have already renewed your
affiliations. Others of you contemplate
much about 1t yet. But Christmas is
only 10 days away, and our fund is
vastly insufficient. We are nearing the
stretch, the point of the campaign IN
which you always kick i'm heavily:
DO 1t again. Bury the huge pile OF
pleas on our files beneath ,,.,sn = tremen1 re
know that you intend to. do It, but do
It now. Give us a working basis on
which to make our purchases, at once.
What big-hearted bunch is em-
ployed at the Anderson-T -Tully com
ponyS plant! In lhe past tnc5 nay
never forgotten the cry of the child
They did not forget this year. Their
check for $50, representative OF their
individual contributions to the cause
OF the kiddies reached us today. Amt
it a grand and glorious feeling?
With the Arslerson-T Tully check came
one for SIS from William A. Webster,
of the William A. Webster company.
He is a charter member Of the Good
fellows club. Welcome again.
The delivery at Christmas. time has
always been a problem with us, hut
thanks to many Goodfellows, sufficient
automobiles have always been provided
The Robinson Transfer company, and
the Warner Sales company has already
rendered the services OF their equip
ment for this year.
The Goodfeliows' store is getting
ready. And when l say store mean
lust that. II is Of department house
proportions, when it is stocked ready
for package making, and believe me,
the packages we send are real Christ
nasy. Nothing frivolous, bttt just
plain, substantial clothing, with . few
| TOYS and fruit, and candy to rob the
! gift of its charitable tone. There is
nothing on the package to tell lHwhere
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1918-12-14
BAPTIST CHURCH TO
HONOR ITS PASTOR

The First Baptist church, and pastors
In the city, will give a reception Tues
day avening, Dec II, at o'clock at
the church in honor Of Or. A. y. Boone.
to celebrate the 20th anniversary OF
his passionate. His friends and friends
OF the church are cordially invited. The
program is IN charge OF DR., Gilbert
Dobbs and Edmund Wiley.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1918-12-14

Tennessee-R except fair in ex@
treme west; Sunday fair and colder III
central and east.
Mssissippi-Fa Fair, colder
Arkansas-Falr. colder; freezing In
north
Alabama-Cloudy and colder; Sunday
fair.
Kentucky-Raln and colder, except
fair in extreme west.
Louisiana-Fair, colder, frost nearly
to coast
Oklahoma--Fair, colder in east, freeEs
ing.
East Texas-Falr, somewhat colder
frost to coast, freezing In northwest.
West Texas-Fair, colder In souths
east, freezing,
South Carolina-Raln, somewhat colds
err
Georgia--Rain and colder Sunday
colder and generally fair.
Florida-Generally cloudy, probably
local rains except fair sunday IN north-
west.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1918-12-14
OH. YOU POOL SHARK!
REMEMBER THE DATE,

The Goodfellows' day for shooting
n little pool win be Wednesday OF
next week once year Aste Bros,
room, over T.. II. Clarke & Bros,
gives II the entire proceeds from
their tables on one day to the cause
OF the children.
Frank Is In the navy this year"
said John Aste, but I'm still on
the Job. Here's hoping that well
be able to turn in many a dime for
the Riddles"
So II you are shooting a little pool
next Wednesday do 1t at the Bruns-
wick. YOU get your amusement
we get your money.
Rack, boyl
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1918-12-14
YANKS GUARD PARTS OF
BIG GERMAN CANNON

CoBLENZ (by Courier to Nancy,
Dec. IA. (By the Associated Press.)-
Thousands OF parts of German big gurM
are being guarded by American troops
here awaiting their formal transfer to
the army of occupation by the Ger
mans Coblenz has been one of the
German armys principal assembling
points for heavy artillery.
& " In addition, hundreds of motor trucks
Z vast ~ ttuan sftiAss.-ef aeIsamunsticp and
other materials have been assembled
here. American soldiers are also guard
ing 1,400. army wagons which were TO
be turned over under the terms Of the
arfnistice.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1918-12-14
REICHSTAC CALLED
FOR UNKNOWN DATE

AMSTERDAM, Dec. 14.-Konstan
Fehrenbach, president OF the reichstag,
has eonvoked meeting of the assembly
"reservinB further indication Of tie time
and place OF fieetiig,'' according to q
report from Berlin.
COPENHAGEN, Dec. little Prus-
sian government announces Officially,
according to dispatch fIbm Berlin,
that elections to the Constituent Assem-
bly, of Prussia shall be held eight days
after the elections for the German con-
stituent assembly,
-
The German government has not yet
set a definite date FOR elections for a
constituent or national assembly. I'm
official reports have said they might
be held early in February
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1918-12-14
ARMISTICE IS
EXTENDED TO
JANUARY Il
Dispatch From Treves, Where
Delegates Are in Session,
Says Present Status Will
Continue Longer.

COPENHAGEN, Dec. "A. (By the As
soeiated Press. THE German armistice
has been extended until o'clock on
the morning of Jan, II, according to
dispatch from Treves, where the dele
gates OF the various countries have
been in conference
This prolongation 1t is added, will be
extended until the conclusion of pre-
liminary peace, subject to the consent
of the allied governments.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1918-12-14
COMMITTEE MEETS.

A meeting OF tho captonment pub
ieity committee on soldiers and sail
ors' settlement work was to be held at
the Chamber Of Commerce farm bureau
office at 1l;SO am, saturday This is
the first meeting OF this committee, Of
which ]. r. Paine II chairman and
George Morris, DR.. TAFT Butler and 2.
7. Leech members.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1918-12-14

The. children, everywhere, are our
special charge. They are the objects
OF our distribution. The greatest so-
ciety fof distribution Of cheer among
the kiddies that the South has ever
seen; the ONLY ONE which really pro-
vldes for the childrens ChristmasS bids
you welcome.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1918-12-14
GA1LoR AT ST, LUKEs.

Rev. Thomas F. Gailor, bishop. Of
Tennessee, will preach In st. Luke's
parish church, Peabody avenue and lie
Master street, at 1880 pm, Sunday. It
will be In the nature of his annual visit
to the parish.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1918-12-14
HIN ENVOY RECALLED.

MADRID, Dec. IA. (By the Associated
Press, prince Max Won Ratibor Et
Convey, German ambassador TO SPAN,
TO the newspaper FL Sol.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1918-12-14

1t came from, so the youthful bene-
fieiaries are in no way embarrassed,
But they certainly get a Christmas In
every sense Of the word, and you have
the right to feel proud over the fact
that you are O member OF the club
through your contribution to the
cause.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1918-12-14
XMAS CHEER MAIL ASSURES
HAPPINESS FOR POOR KZDDLES
Goodfellows' Mail Is Fairly
Flooded With
Checks.

Dear odfeIIoWs.--lncIosed find
check for Sto. Nothing appears In
our papers which is more corn.
bletely animated with the spirit OF
Christmas than that part OF your
paper Which Is devoted to this ex::
ceilent work. II does US all good
TO read; and even Scrooge, were he
alive, could not but be touehed.'-
Bolton Smith.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1918-12-14

nope this will help make Xmas
for some little hoy or girl We are
little boys ourselves and want every
one TO have a happy &mas.--D. and
w. G, Walls, Miss,
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1918-12-14

Inclosed find one dollar for the
happiness of somebody's little
darling wish you every sucCess.
"A Friend.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1918-12-14

To the Goodfellows for their
Christmas fund God bless you for
the happiness you bring Well
MiSher
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1918-12-14

Hoping this little pit wifi be tho
means Of bringing Joy and happi-
ness to some poor child. May COD
bless your good work.--W. f. L.,
Lansing, Ark.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1918-12-14

The Girl Scouts Of Troop No. s,
wish to do their good turn again
this year TO help bring Christmas
cheer to some little child.-Mrs. Il.
w. W., captain.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1918-12-14

Inclosed find five dollars, which
you will please apply TO your
Christmas fuQd for poor children.
! wish you tNe greatest success. --
q n, r
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-10-30
BETHESDA

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wv ,., 80 49,, r,,i,o- Nr
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va" "'"'''' VI 80 1' - '''
Mrs. Sadie MOTIFS Is "''h "'' ~'" '''
Cambridge. THIS week.
Mr. Brooks has recently pur"hns"
proprrtv ,r tho dcr.i road. from Mr.
Ed Sides. iie VIII move his black
smith shop there.
Horace Warren will move his family
:, ,hn n,,,I I;rnxn nrrnrrrv vacated
nv AIR franks
;. -, ,.,.,.,,,, r,r
r'i,, "',, ~. ~ >, ,I,.
I'',I'H ''"'' ,''' -! .o''. ,,n,,,, o,.,,,,,.
H. - l'"''S l""P'''' va
Miss ErSs." ITrskctt. II tnlumhus
was :hr quest IF Misses Gertrude and
Kaihrrin" Hr"k"ri on" day last week
MIR. Joe purfy attended tn" stock sale
nj Mr.. Bai!"y'S. of ncar Barn"Svillr,
Saturday.
Among ihns" h"n" on furinugh
from Camp sherman are Don Shepherd.
rnymnuI Flyers and Wnrd Armstrong,
Of This places. Mr. Nathan D. Groves, az
Il Il; :" and Elmer ScaEES. uf Badgers
hurE.
Miss BESSIE Lynn. g EriG''rSlHrg, is
sufr.rinu from $"r"r" inquiries received
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-10-30

Glover. nrnr tho Chambers SchooI
house, sourh Of ST. Clair$rlllc
Nathan Craig and family Of bethesda
raIl",l ut the home Of j. Is. Lopez on
sabbath afternoon.
IT, W. Medley was shopper III
Wheeling Thursday.
MIR. and Mrs. T.. f.. N"It and dauEh-
ters. Sara and Mary T.. were callers III
Belmont Thursday evening.
Mrs AIDA James. of H"ndrEShUrE' -
visiting Mrs. Mary Shepherd.
Mrs. Alice Shepherd. Of belmont Is
spending IL few days at the homes al
j. 3. Clark and Sylvester Gillian, south
Of town.
Mrs. Walter Vaughn and son. Eugene
and Mrs. Sherman Vaughn. "t BethcS-
dn. called at the home Of their sister.
Mrs. ". {. Mcpherson. "Wednesday
evening.
Mr.. W. r. Corset. Of northeast OF
town. has resolved word from her broth
rr Carl EuScInUud that h" is critically
III at his home in Sioux city. Iowa.
H. L. Shrpph"rd. Of Fairmunt. W. Va"
sprn, the Weekend AT Hotel George.
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Trip Through Mud and Rain.

Wilbur Carmichael. his mother. Mrs.
S. G. Carmichael and other m"nh"rs OF
the family went by auto or Monday 10
Washington. -. g.. 10 meet Ira car
michael, Of Camp Thomas. Louisiana,
who. with comraJe brought the body
Of n dcccas cd soldier TO Washington for
burial. Mr. Carmichael states that his
brother who is foreman Of band OF
soldiers says that army life is great;
that they are given the best Of atien-
lion in every way. even TO the point OF
being given preventative measures ~ith
the injunction: Live up to that and
you'll come back wrll-further-"lf the
young officer whose body you brought
home had followed directions. the poor
fellow might have been living today.
This is given To emphasize the neces'
Sity nf following instructions concern
ing influenza. 1t is Il treacherous d.
scasc and needs watching.
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WELL:SbURG
Poorf1 of Hoalth.

very interesting meeting "t inc
Rrnmkr county Medical Society WAS
held last evening nj IN" mayors ntfice'
\ paper on Influenza was r"ad ana nlS-
cussrd Ivy all present. In most rhs"e
where Influenza resulted fatally !, was
learned that III" patients had lclI 'helr
bed ur home too soon ana nh"un"hI"
Developed. In this ir"ach"rous disease.
pnticnts who have contracted IL sh"uIo
go Immediately 10 he'd and stay iheT"
until the physician gives permission 10
prt up. The public is warned not L"
enter homes where IhcS" cards mr." plac-
oil un the door MS tho dlS"aS" Is spread
In this way.
Those present were: DR. WHlk'nshaw'
nr. Palmer. pr. Arnold. l'r. Boomer. UT.
Glass Or. MrCinhmn. l'r. iiHfh"h. Dr'
Dare. Rev. Holmes ana Kew i'HrPlh'
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-10-30

boat Eugene Dana Smith. drowned by
falling from the boat into the Ohio river
seven miles below Point Pleasant in tho
employ Of the Campbolls Creek Coal Co,
only half a day: Cecil Siz"more. OF DaVy.
miner. employed by tho Superior Poca-
hortas Goal CO.. run over By mine car
in III" company mine ut Dnvy.
Applications of employers were ap-
proved today by the state compensa-
lion department for accident protection
from tn" lnlISl"w Coal Co.. Of Morgan
town: HRwIey Coal Co.. Of Blueneld: F.
ard ". Coal CO.. OF Morgantown; Ash
craft Transfer Co.. Of Clarksburg; Dun
kard. Coal Co. Of Sassvillc: Dunbar Flint
Glass Co. uf Dunbar.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-10-30
ST. CLA|RSV|LLE
Raalty leeds Filed.

Amanda Creighton ri al 10 George W.
Boyd Land in Warren TIP. tunSid"ra-
ton 81 John A. Peterson and Am"It'i
Patterson Ia Robert WriXun and Emma
RiN"u. land in Bridgeport. Consideration
$3.50. Willis T.. Major and wife 10 Geo.
NJ. Brown and John Arthur Brown. and
in Union TIP. Consideration $4,000. Hen
rs : Earricklow ct al to The Furs"ElnTe
Mahrr t"al Co. l.nud in Bridgeport.
Consideration S@0.nUn. Fred M""r' and
Mary T. Moore. - Anm"u 6. Perkins ana
Mona r.. Perkins Lam! in smith Up:
Consideration $l"". Emily l.. Harold
t. Thomas y. TaEEnrt. Liant in Cole
rain Tp. Consideration $l@ho. CALVIN
Pollock to Musco Ruyan. and IN
Union IT, Consideration SlTI. thas:
iiurlh. Grace Ault kurth and Edward
Eurrh To- Mary iurth. Louise klrlh ana
F'rc,a Eur;h Land in lnltn"y Tr. Con-
sidrrlIiuu 81. j. \. Clnrk and EVA VI.
Clark To Samuel Sharklcford. Land IN
rultney TIP. CONSIDERATION 81 FRANK
Lucas aud Cassie Lucas To Samuel
Shacklcford Land in Pultncy Tp. Con
sid"ration ST. C;tmSi" s. and q. !;
EInrhart ia Catherine Burkhard .and
In Somerset TIP. Consideration VIA. Johh
I'aull ct al TO katir T"r"k. Land In
Mariius perry. Cons liberation 1ib'n
C'atharlnr and Adulphus Iiurkhard 10
raInsic :. Rinchart Land IN Somerset
tn. Consideration 1925.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-10-30
se,- Ont Peach Seeds.

Tho local branch Of tho Rod cross s"nt
rho p.acl, s".,dS which nav" h""n s" gen.
crnusly contributed ny thc r""Ti" Of this
rity for making gas masks 10 Columbus
YESTERDAY. where they will he used for
,hot purpose. The seeds were packed in
large coffee sacks and were sent by
parcel post.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-10-30
Bridgeport Briefs.

Miss Elizabeth. daughter IF Mr.. and
Mrs. John Euhu. is confined to her
home on Bennett street, with Illness.
Miss Martha Kennedy. of lncQuct
street. has returned from visit with
friends at CHrliz.
d. l.. Williams. of Farkcrsburg. was
a local business visitor IN this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Rood ar" the
proud parents nf fine baby boy.
Orr Bickcl is confined To his home
on Bench street. with the Spanish in-
flNnnZn.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-10-30
W. |. NOBLE
FURNITURE AND
UNDERTAKING
HANOVER STREET.
Both Phones.
Moving Fire System.

Gamnwcll Fire Alarm company started
tn" work of moving ia" batteries and
switch board from the first 10 the sec
ond floor Of the hos" nous" yesterday
morning. As soon as tn" new system ~
COMPLETED. a trausmtttcr called 4 joker
will h, installed in the city building Just
in front of the desk man tmls making 1t
possible 70 pull any h"N in town by
merely pressing the right button.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-10-30
FATALITIES REPORTED.

CHARLESTON. W. Va, oct 20
Three fatalities Ia industries were r"-
ported to the compensation department
today. as follows:
Rrni Paudra Of F'nirmOnt. motor train
brakeman In mine OF the CUnsulidnt ion
Coal Co, nnar Falrmont. run over by Il
cut Of cars in the mine: l.ummie Mash.
residence unknown. fireman on the tow
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-10-30
Health Departm emit.

The hrnltl department desires to ne
uriuint cur citizens AZ 10 'flu rHhhi-
IiunS in the city. Since quarantine mas
been established ih"r" nav" ""lI re-
unrtrd and rardrtl u total of three hum
Ir,I urI SIXTY ,uSrs ttf This number
f,uIr were fatal from pneumonia nr
rncuinral complications: certainly q
very low death rate when compared
with n1r nci c hbnring towns and cities.
Your health department Is doing all in
their prwrr To control the spread Of
this disease and it is sincerely desired
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-10-30

ollie church. volunteered their services
tn gladly nurse the victims Of the Span
ish Influenza free of charge regardless
"f faith Of race. Roy. Q. II. Won Intel.
pastor of IN" St. AulhOny'S church. n"'i-
fled tho local physicians Of This yrst"r-
day. Their willingness Is highly npnrr-
ciated and will be very likely accepted.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-10-30
Circuit Court.

ON Monday. the day was devoted
chiefly 10 motions relative |" cases
and adjournment made until Saturday.
Owing Ia speeding ur with cases anu
t0 the post pon"mont OF rs many cases
rs possible. owing L" IN" war tin'"
necessity. and. tn" prevalence "f inilu-
errza. the business for this term VIII u"
lirhirr linn nSuAl.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-10-30
ra-harflt Services,

Kathleen. tho on" year old daughter "f
Nr ard Mrs. Frank kurnhard;. .: Fifth
:, r...;. died Yesterday afternoon ~ four
o'clock. following an illness -! pn"um"-
MIA. Funeral services will b" held in tho
family horA this afternoon ~ w"
"'y!ucK E:"v. e: T.: Sil'z. Of 'h'' First
" +. church. Will "t!lciat" and int"r'n"nt
~iiI take i.la".: at The Eiv"rvi.w come
=
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-10-30
BELMONT COUNTY DRY
FEDERATION
81. P. LOE, Manager.
Funeral Services Held.

Tho remains Of III" late fl"rHn'1
T:,.ax daughter Of John TruaN Wh"
PASSED away at tho h"m" NJ j. r. clark.
"r Clinton street. following AN Illness 81
spanish .nflucnIa. were h"'H ms alter
noon At go O'Clock at tn" Clark resi-
do,r. Rev, +. =. Sh:l'x ~ IN" FIRST u.
= church ot,ir;at".! and !n'"r!H"nt took
i.Iacn N tho I;iverview cemetery.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-10-30

Til" FIR" department "f FO!IhhSDcr'
with their l"iHi volunteer helpers gave
The streets e f;DlnnSbc" good clean
ing up. uu Tuesday night. working nj
most. ii not entirely all night. TIL" +
efforts To bring about sanitary ccndi-
tons in the city. and if possible To stay
tho epidemic of Influenza, should he
greatly appreciated by every citizen.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-10-30
Benline Funeral Hold.

Til" r"IuHiu> q: tn" lat" Mrs. MarE
E.nlIr". VIII" p;LSs.'! away At h's h"rn''
~. Nm. HI:."r SGi;'inE AFTERNOON follow
lhS 4 hyI.r ILLNESS. w..r.- laid /" r''St *''*-
t.rda: AIT rt",.!,. H.. =. \. Mulh"nrn.
of 81. MaryS cath"!I: church "tlic!a,"I
aud interim. IA, was IN 81. Mft:y'S c"m"-
;,ry.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-10-30
Ford Chr stolen,

Arthur Sanders. resident OF Coleraln
Pike, while shopping in Wheeling yester-
dav left his Lizzie stnnd!nS for Few
minutes and when he returned. alas!
poor Lizzie had gone. He Immediately
notified the police but no clue OF the
thieves had been found up until late
hour last evening.
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LOUISVILLE

Ambrose flowers. whu is attending
Erthnny college. is Spending his "flu
vacation AT tn" hon" of EcE. II. l..
Hart at Welcome Inn.
Edward ls,prr and daughter ErnlA'
spent Sabbath ut the home Of Elihu
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that all our citizens do heartily cooper
ate and lend hi possible aid in stamp
ing out this plague that has cost the
lives of over twenty-five thousand per-
song in our own country within the last
tire: months.
J. Il. WALKINSHAW, NJ. D.
Health Officer.
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BELMONT COUNTY DRY
FEDERATION
Il. P. LOE, Manage,
BRIDGEPORT
Funeral Services.

Tho remains Of til" lat" Ml"hA"l
I .uraS. ~ blaine. who mot his death 81
IA" Il. & q. T. +. tracks. VIII h" ia"i
to rest this afternoon NJ go "'"l"''k.
The services: viii 10 conducted a. ~
y, mo oc his brother Andrew. Of H'n.nc.
In,c~mcnt will TAX" place at linw""'!.