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The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1918-07-25
In Society

"euuihs ceremony took place Tues
uay evening, July 2, on the parade
grounds =, OF the 151st Infantry, Camp
shelby the contracting parties being
Miss Vera Hand, of Lakeland, Fla,
formerly of Indianapolis, Ind. and
sergeant Urbine Smith, of Indianan-
ciis' now with Company X, 151st In
lantry, Camp Shelby.
The wedding was carried ont in
true military fashion with all tbe
boys from Sergeant Smiths companv
taxing part, The command for at
Itention was given by Sergeant Barter
and the men formed an aisle and
STOOD at attention as the bridal party
marched under the drawn sabers Of
the men. At the end of the aisle they
were met by Chaplain John S. Haw-
klns' OF the 151st Infantry, the off,
eating minister, who read the impress
slVe ring ceremony. The regimental
band under the able leadership of Mr.,
Gordan, played the wedding march
from "Lohengrin" as a professional
and Tannhauser's wedding as a re.
cessional.
Mrs. B. D. Moore's beautiful voice
vas heard to advantage in the solo
Calm as the Night
Mrs. Hayden Webster, of Indianap.
Oils, mother of the brides room, was
matron of honor and the brides onl,
attendant. She was Handsomely
gowned in green wolfe and georgette
Sergeant Earl Sims, of Camr Shell
ty, formerly of Martinville, Ind. act
ed as best man.
The wedding was one of the mos
interesting Of the many celebrated il
military circles here. Both youn;
people come from prominent families
and are especial favorites with a de
lightful cotere of the younger ex
slusive set in their former homes TIT
bride, the daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
W. E. Hand, of Lakeland, Fla, VIII,
until last September made their hon
in indianapolis, is graduate Of tn
Indiana Central University and is
particularly charming and lowell
young girl and an accomplished artist
She was an unusually attractive brid
in a chic frock of ivory taffeta an
clcse-fitting hat worn with one Of tn
new war bride wells. The entire cos
tune was finished with a touch e
purple
The romance which ended In tn
beautiful wedding Of Tuesday bega
when Sergeant Smith was on the Dor
der, where he saw seven months ser
! vice. He first qualified as marks
man, was made corporal in Angus
and sergeant in September His rec
ord in the army has been UNUSUAL
good and were itSnot for his youth h
would have attended one of the off
GERS training camps.
Sergeant and Mrs. Smith are e
: home with Mr., and Mrs. H. c. Gree
on Walnut street.
: The wedding was picturesque on
taking place at twilight with the SIX
a seeming mass of liquid fire, col
: trast to the never-varying samenes
of the khaki uniforms and the endle'
3 rows and rows of brown tents. 1t VIZ
witnessed by Colonel George Heale
of the 151st Infantry, and his sta
! Major and Mrs. Ben Weimer, Majt
I and Mrs. Chambers, Mr.. and Mrs
= James Potter, of Union City. Ind, ar
G several hundred soldiers.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1918-07-25

An important business meeting of
Palm Chapter, o. E. S., will be held
tonight at Masonic Hall at 1880. All
officers and members are requested to
be present.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1918-07-25

Mr.. George Southard's many Lake
land friends will be interested to learn
that he is now enroute overseas, and
his address in the future will be Co.
NJ, 324th Infantry, S1st Division,
American Expeditionary Forces
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1918-07-25
Lakeland
LaCOnicS

Mrs. John Unger, of Pennsylvania
is in the city the guest of her cousin.
Mrs. Guy Wilson. Mrs. Unger's
daughter, Miss Alice Unger, will come
ND tonight from Tampa, and will be
Mrs. Wilson's guest for some time
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1918-07-25

Mr.. A. A. Smith and family are
moving today into the bungalow of
Mr.. j. R. Talley on Lake Morton
Drive, formerly occupied by Mr.. Clar-
ence Smith and family.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1918-07-25

Those desiring to address members
of Company D, now in France, should
address them Co. 10, Camp Wheeler
Replacement Draft, American Expedi-
tionary Forces.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1918-07-25

Lakeland friends of Sergeant George
Moore, who is now enroute to France,
should address him when writing, to
Headquarters Company, 3O6 Sanitary
Train, S1st Division, American E. F.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1918-07-25
MEN WANTED-sASH
AND DOOR FACTORY

Bench hands and machine hands,
GOOD inside carpenter; steady work
the year around In replying give
experience and salary expected. SILL
DEN CYPRESS DOOR CO., Palatka
Fla. 774t
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1918-07-25

Friends have received the pleasing
information that Corporal Tom Bag
got has been promoted to Sergeant,
which will be good news to his many
lakeland friends.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1918-07-25

Orange oil is being made in ia
uoica This country imported $1O,-
ooo worth from that island in 1911
while the imports in 1916 amounted
70 Sal 900. the average cost being
about $3.50 a pound. 1t is used by
bakers and perfumers. 1t takes about
oOO oranges to make pound OF oil
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1918-07-25

The Lakeland Dramatic CLUB VIII
meet tonight at 7:30 at the home OF
Mrs. George Wright. A full attend
ance of the members and all those
interested in the Club is much de-
sired, as officers are to be elected, and
bylaws and constitution adopted, and
future plans made.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1918-07-25
LOST

ooooooo 90 o D o o o o Q
IosT-Crank to Overland Car. Find
or return to Telegram office and re-
,s ron,ord 774E
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1918-07-25
UNCLAIMED LETTERS

: Letters held in the general delivery
a. Lakeland, Fla, postoffice, and ad-
rertised for the week ending July 20
Ias1S. Parties calling for same viii
ihlease say advertised and give the
date:
Mems List
r. B. Armstrong, Andrew Fenton,
Mrs and Harold Blake, Chaley Busse,
]. L. Corbin, H. l., FLOYD, D, H.
Flower, Phillip Gettel. ]. 9. Getzen
from Grim, A. + Graham, Ed Haines,
Fl P Hudson, Henry Lemon, j. G,
Mcdonald ~, Chare Mcswing. Jose
phia Neal, Mrs. and W. l.. Peckham'
G. W. Roland, R. L. Rhodes, Frank
Sanders, H. H. Spoon, S, NJ. Smith,
William A. Smith, Fine Timer, Sard
iTiller, Gerone Wistley, Sam Willis.
WOmen's List
DR.. Dukes. Miss Joe Duttler. Mrs.
Adeller Birden, Miss Elma Canary (S)'
Roberta Carter, Mrs. A. L. Callins'
miss Emma Dobbs, Mrs. Gertrude
Davis (2), Mrs. Ida Jackson Eliza
r.ichmon. Miss Lizzie Mcintyre, Mrs
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-12-26
Enlargement Announced.

Misses Ncrnlca EanEGorn and Carrie
Troll very pleasantly entertained few
friends Mt the homo OF the former IN
St. Clairsvilic on Wednesday, afternoon
from three until $50 o'clock. an Gle
giant four course dinner was served and
the HON" was beautifully decorated in
keeping with tn" Christmas spirit The
guests were given 4 surprise when The
aunounccmentof the engagement OF Miss
Miss Agnes Troll and Mr.. Martin was
announced. TIL" announcement was
made by means Of place cards fastened
10 red ribbons extending from tho small
Christmas tree. which had h"cn placed
in the. centcr of tho table and the cards
Hecr dropped into tho miniature baskets
a, tho various plates. Miss Troll is tho
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Troll.
Of St ClnirSvillc. and Mr. Cowan is tn"
son Of Attorney aid Mrs W. w F0wAn
OF st. CluirsvilIc. Roth are quite popu-
la and have 4 host Of friends who
hasten to extend congratulations and
best wishes TIL" names Of those at
tending were: MeSdamcs n. 4. Morgan
and Lowell Johnson. Misses Dorothy
Robinson. IF Wheeling: Margaret Shop
herd. Ruth Cordn"r. Agnes Troll. Krn-
dali Ayrcs. Carrie Troll. Ncrnicc Van
EOrn.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-12-26

happy. pick out some minor flaw in the
schrrnc of things and worry
I know Il woman who is like this.
She has kind husband. reasonable
freedom from that most harasStng or
anxintics. - financial Worry. very
pleasant home and nice normal children.
and yet shc is always worrying over the
health of those childrcu,-orrc isn't Etun-
ing quit" enough, another looks pale.
smother has Il slight cold often wish
knew her we'll enough 10 repeat my
aunt's dictum. Il should think you'd be
afraid tho Lord would think that you
liked worrying SO well that he'd siVc
you something real TO worry about
How Dare We Waste Our Reststance3
And. ottcutimcS I do say il 10 myself
when I have been permitting myself TO
become ncedlcSsly dlsquietcd over some
small anxcty.-a delayed letter. or a
minor illness.
In the course of every normal human
life the real sorrows must comc.--how
can We BE- so foolish as to waste our
resistance by rraSnifyinc the loser
evils
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-12-26
.EDCNOOD Boy IN
CASUALTY LIST.
EARL E. HIGGS REPORTED SERI
OUSLY WOUNDED IN ACTION
ON FIRING LINE.
Other Lads Included In the List Frorl
the Wheeling District Issued by
War Department.

tn" name Of Earl II. 1TiCEs. vol
known man uf EdEwnud. appears in tho
official list issued by IN" government
yesterday. He * Il son If Mrs. Mary
Hi@IS of Ia South Park street, EdS
wood. and is we'll known and has hog:
nf friends VIII" hope that H. viii recover
from tho wounds. II" is in Il hlse. hos.
p;;rI in France.
EcnSon T.. Wallace. "t W"llShurg. W
Va. is. reported as slightly wounded
Will" in action. He also is well known
in tho Wh",lluE district.
Joseph T.. oliver of @G40 Cherry street
Evllnir', OHIO. is reported slightly
Wounded in HcIlou i'll Franco. lie also
Is in ON" nf TIA" has" hospitals.
Elsie J.. Wad" Of West Alexander. Pa
X r"r"r,"'l missing IN action by tho so;>.
"rNu"ni.
Wl!Hln L. Call. $50 ChapIine street,
Wheeling. is another young man report
ID Wounded in action. degree und"ter-
mined.
Paul II. NrthurS Of WrllShurg was
wounded slightly III action. according II
i'If"rnlii"u received.
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new ATHENS

M-. and Mrs Cluyd Mct'addcn Wis
tied last week with his father y. -,
McFaddrn. at ChGiz.
Miss Irene Paxton was shopping il:
cadiz Monday.
Mrs. X. f. holmes, who has been on
the sick list. is improving. and is able
t" hr nut again.
George NJ. Patton was 4 business r:s-
irrr in C;.diz Tuesday.
Mrs Carrie Griffin, who has been
visiting in Washington fur the pas:
month, returned home last week.
H. ". Watson was IN Cadlz Monday
on business.
John n. Mcconnell was 4 business
visitor in Cadiz Saturday.
John Frazier made "a business trip TO
Wheeling last week.
Mrs. EI"an0r Holmes Estip. Of Column
bug. wa. hire last week visiting friends.
Ec.. John Firhcr was HON" from:
ktirua last week. where he had hf'n
visiting with his Ri*trr,. Mrs. John
Holmes.
Mrs. Margaret Stircs. OF Washington,
is here visiting with her parents. Mr.
and Mrs r ". Scrv"ll.
Ii,utrnants lack Shr0Grs and L.
rance two local bog. ;!r" home froil
Camn Sherman with their honorahi'
discharge pAp"rs.
pr. .Hollitlay and Mr.. l."rain John
son wrrr business visitors III tidi|
last week.
J. NJ. Stcrenson, sheriff Of Harrison
county. vas Il business caller III Ne"
Athens Friday.
Mr. Eugene Watson and daughter.
Mrs. Anderson. Of CadI%. wtr" guests
n, The home If Mrs. Mccullough last
week.
Mrs. McMIll"u. VIII" died at her nome
at t'.darviIIr. ~. waa brought here '"T
burial last week and lam 10 r"st IN me
1-ni,v cemetery. She was Il number
OF years ago 4 resident ot tins COM
munitv. living near llammondSvii'r, "ul
Of late years lived near t"darv1lir. g.
Mr.. William Hedge and daughter 81
,adiz were guests at the home 81 MT.
and Mrs. ". y. Watson on NcdhcS-
day evening.
Miss Nellie Henderson. If the Mar
Tins Ferry schools Is her" viSlti?i'
with home folks u5til after the h"il-
Lav season
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-12-26

eral months is visiting friends in this
vicinity.
John Wharton passed through this
vicinity sunday afternoon.
Mrs. Laura Medley Of GAINESVILLE. is
visiting friends at Lampsville.
Miss Nellie hatcher spent Saturday
afternoon At tho home Of her sister.
Mrs. Roy Hunt.
y. l.. Kemp spent Sunday a, the home
Of his brother, Byron Kemp.
Mrs. Carrie hatcher was at Hunter
Thursday.
p"uslas Hatcher was a caller at
Bethesda Friday. '
thalncr ana Dennis Kemp were cali
cr$ at Gcnrg" Kemp's Thursday
Mr.. and Mrs. Dee Milhoan were call
cr$ a; belmont f'rida,.
Mcssrs. Maucl. Carleton. John Saw
yer and RAJ Mcfarland were callers at
GAINESVILLE Friday.
Thomas Brandon was a caller at Geo.
krmp's Monday.
Mrs. Ella Sumption spent Tuesday at
the home nf Curhin White.
Mr. Manly Kemp was caller at Ad-
olson WilcoXs one day last week
Miss olga Kemp WAS a caller at Geo.
Sumption'%} one day last w"ck.
Morgan Cation and son. Ralph, were
callers At Bethesda Wednesday.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-12-26
SIDE TALKS
SOmETRrNG REAL TO WORRY
ABOUT
By RUTH CAMERON

When I was a little girl had among
nv relatives 4 genuine old New Eng
land aunt. Sh. stood as straight AZ If
she had swallowed the traditional ram
rod. and VAS always trying ~ persuade
Mo t. hold my ioose-knit young form
with similar rcctitudc. Moreover she
fairly bcistled with moral observations.
You love your mother and like your
food" was ono of her tav"rIte maNinS.
.....--.".i v-h"n"ver I urwiS"ly said that
7 loved either ice cream or douEhnutS
or any other dclicacy lnt 1pab!c Of recip-
rocatinE my emotion.
Spare the rod and spoil the child
WIS another addressed rather to my
mother than 70 NE. needless I" say
And besides these rcady-madc remarks
she also had quite a fund OF original en-
preSsionS.
She Thought I Should Be Afraid to
worry.
Now although I usually resented her
comments at the time. they often com"
back to me today and sometimes carry
so much conviction that my heart would
be glad If she could know. And prime.
among these land hereby hangs my
tale) is an original moral warning she
uttered ono day when she found NJ"
Worrying lest i: should rain the next
day and not he able 10 90 to much
looked forward-to picnic. worrying
for fear you wont haze Il picnic. she
said scnrntully. The ida. And you
with 4 nice HON" and plenty to cat and
a kind mother and father that cant do
enough for you. Supp"S" your mother
were 10 die like Cir"tchcn'S" should
think you'd be afraid 70 worry over
such nttle thing as n picnic for fear
tn" Lord would think if you liked wor-
rying SO we'll he'd give you something
real 10 worry orrr.--l"t your mother
get sick or something Xix" THAI
Stern New England God, and Yet
True New England philosophy. isn't
it, with its picture Of Il stern New Eng
lang God giving you something 10
worry about" And Est cannot help
thinking Of it when sec people who,
with everything IN reason to make thcra
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ing her husband, who returned with

iiing her husband. who returned with
hcr
Mrs. ". 8. Todd is seriously i'll a. her
homo in Echo Point.
Walter Smith is recovering from an
attack Of influenza at his homo.
Mrs. Anna n. OTTO cta0i hi is. B.hchas
ON Sixteenth street.
Smith Ryan - home on A iuViouSh
from Camp HOlablrd.
Corporal Waller Roih"rnrund is spend
INK n ten-day furlouEh ut his home here.
Adm Sedan is spending n five day
furiough with friends in Wheeling.
Capt. DR.. George Nicwig has returned
homo from Alabama and will resume
practice the first Of the year.
George Bremen is home spending a
ten day furlough.
William {. Garner is home from Camp
Meade.
Chief Petty Officer Q. Is. Pete" Pryor,
will return today H. Pensacola. Florida.
after spending 4 Christmas Through at
tie. home OF his mother in Elm Grove.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-12-26

Maggie had new baby brother. which
~ 2rybndy agreed was such r. baby as
hid never been seen before. TIL" day the
baby was h"inE weighed. and MaGGl:
asked wha, that was for.
oh" said her father. Uncle George
has taken great fancy Ia baby. aa1
he's offered TO buy him for Il shilling an
ounce
Maggie looked startled. Your" not
going tn sell him. are you. daddy
''Df course moi. precious" answered
daddy. proud to sec his little girl loved
her brother so.
Nc Keep him till hr gets 1t big
ger the child went on. He'll fetch
more money thcn.'-Tit-Bits 60.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-12-26
PRESIDENT OF CUbA'5 NEPHEW
IS HOLIDAY VISITOR IN CITY

states very much and is we'll pleased
with III" treatment thai has be- II accord
cd him Will" here. II" however believes
that the United states is coming into its
own IN tuha and predicts that within the
n'Nt f"w years that there Will 10 many
changes for tn" good in tho island. Ills
HON" IL IN HAVANA, Cuba. and hr thinks
that til" city is one Of In" finest in tho
world.
That the exports from Cuba will IN
crease during tho years To come is his
candid opinion and hc is also Of the
opinion that tho United StatoS proper
viii benefit by III" US" nf tho exports.
Tho airrlanc will also do much in the
way Of mail service to tho islands and he
is sur" that tn" school system Of the
islands will nc improved IN man. ways.
and upon mis- rrturn he expects 10 MD in
III" Improvement Of tho commercial life
of tn" island of Cuba
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-12-26
BELMONT

Icnnia Kemp. s"n at Mr.. and Mrs.
Nalhnn Kemp. died last "Wednesday 81
pnrmm"ria. aged about IS years. inter
u,rrl at MI Zion cemetery on Friday.
llrrInar t;ritS Was caller At Hattie
Pric":S Tuesday evening.
Miss HcSsi" White is recovering from
severe Illness "f PM um"nia.
crawford Pnrt"rficid was CALLER ut
Morgan Cations Thursday.
Mrs. FIhrl Moor md sister. Miss
nc=sic Hatcher was al Thomas Pattcr-
sons ono day last week..
VIM. Mcfarland was III this vicinity
Thursday buying fur.
Mrs :. H. Warflcld returned here
saturday after spending lhc mast week
with her daughter. Mrs. Emily Kemp.
Len Perkins was caller al Belmont
Saturday,.
Vim. Girts who has been in, training
camp nj South Caro.rna, the past sew
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-12-26
X-Hiph Club Dance.

Invitations have been issued for tn"
dane. 70 10 given ~ III" N-EliSh Club
on Tuesday evening December "1st. at
tn" F:lks Homo. Gump's fun orchestra
will furnish n" rnuslc. TIL" cnrimltt""
is composed Of M"Ssr$. Rankin Mc'latn
Greer Davis and Joseph II. Th"ma".
Invitations arr IN great demand and i
is expected that = great rurnh"r of local
pnapl" will avail th"mSrl""s &c this OPP
pQrtUnity to dane III" Old :.car "ut and
tho new ono IN.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-12-26

Wesley Marquis. 4 prominent farmer
and store keeper Of Golden. W. Va. di"'l
at his home Tuesday evening. Tho d.
ceased was 3 years. old. Mr.. Marquis
died very suddenly, Will" n Ia" supper
tabl" and his death Was 4 shock :" his
many friends. lie leaves only his wife.
Private funeral services Will be held
Friday at o'clock 1T III" Dallas NJ. T..
church. Rev. Newman will oiriciat" AZ
the funeral
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-12-26

within ton minutes after an appl'ca-
ton Of Dlnd"rin" you can not lind SIN
gle trace IF dandruff or falling hair ant;
-FOUR scalp Will not itch. hut what will
please you mast will hn after a few
weeks use. when you see new hair, fine
and Ilowry At tIrSt--yrs--but really new
llair--crowinE all over thr scalp.
= Iittl" DandcT!nr Immediately doubles
thn h"aUty NJ your hair y" difference
how dull. faded. hritll" and s'raEEy. just
m"islnn a cloth with rund"riun and clrc-
fully draw 1t through your hair. taking
one small strand ii Il time. Tho rffrc,
Is amazIng--yoUr hair Will hc light fluff
f. and wayy. ami h;.vr'an appearance" Of
abundance: an incompatible luSirc. soft
ness and luXurianc".
fict small bottle Of knuwlinn's Dan
d"rinr for few c"rts ut any drug store
nr toilc; counter. and prove that your
hair is rs pretty and soft rs nny-~thnt
il has been neglected or injured by care
less trcatmrnt--that's all-~you surely
can have beautiful hair and lots nf It X
you will just try a little Dandcrinc.
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Howard E. Eenamond.

On Tuesday. december 81. 1915. n:
1880 o'clock 4. m. at the home nt his
parents. ". w. and Mary kCnamnud. No.
13S TwcntyfirSt street, Warw0nd.
Howard Eugene KcnHmond. in III" 5Ih
year Df his age. Funeral services Fri
day at 10 o'clock n. NJ. friends Of tn"
family invited 1ntcrmcnl IN Greenwood
cemetery.
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Baptists To Hold Cartata.

4 combination cantata and Christmas
play will hc given by tn. Sunday schools
Of tho Emmanuel baptist church nj 1:45
this GveninE. in tho church social hous"
ut 2S29 Eoff street. Their" will b" up
wards OF 90 loca! rcopl" taking rlrt.
Christmas trec exercises will be included
in the evenings entertainment.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-12-26
TRAINS DETOURED
TO "SMOkY CITY"
Baltimore e. Ohio Has Landslide Nea-
valley Grove on she Pike
Division.

Trnf;, N". %i. cincinnati ana Fits.
| hnrrh 'Npr.sS. cast bound. scheduled Ia
l';i," tins cry q: :3I u. n!.. and Y"
-. l'ilt%hur.,h rId St l.huS tll,,--drr
her" a. i -" j. m.. west bound. were
d.t"Urvd last night. owing To IA land
slid" "u -" Il. ~ u. near Valley Gro"".
"u III. I'ik,' DIVISION
Th, first tram l"ft six hours late Owe!
IN Pennsylvania Lines for Pittsburgh.
and Sc -: cam" ia two hours lat" frcm
! H." ,'sI Many passengers "n r"Utr Ia
Pittsburgh ANA other points were COM
p..ilr! Ia ST M TIA" coaches for hours.
y 81" attached /" Il freight trnii
Ju,:irrl the track and caused tho land
slide.
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Diechtcnm1ller Funeral

Funeral services for Herman pi"chINn-
miller. who died Tuesday at the resi-
dcucc OF his ftthrr-in-law. ~ T. Srhcnr-
rick of 22l North Yorl; street. will h"
held from tn" late home on Friday after
noon At c:30 O'Clock. Intrrmcut Will he
made in Linwood cemetery.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-12-26

Good Word for Chamberlain Tablets.
II ami very much pleased 10 have the
opportunity 10 say good word for
Chambcrlain's Tablets" writes Mrs: Ma
mir Eart"l. Mnhnrly. Ia. Il think it IS
the best thing for stomach troubles and
rnnsi patton that ] have ever used Tho
above shows the high esteem in which
tharIhcrlain's Tablets arc held by those
who have used them. Give them trial.
They will du you good.
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IS STUDENT AT BETHANY COLLEGE
AND COMPLETED COMMERCIAL
COURSE THERE IN ONE YEAR.
Brilliant Young Student Win Possibly
Make HIS Home in This City
For Some Time.

Louis Lombard Minocal. nephew of
President Mario Mindc=ll. OF tho Erruh-
lie OF Cuba. is spending the holidays in
tho city the guest Of Robert Henthorn.
of No. 131 Thirty-first street. South
Side. 5fr. Mtnocal Jr.. is real live
looking young chap and for thc past
year has been 4 student at Bethany col
lcge and he has the honor Of completing
his course in one year in tho commercial
line. He will possibly take up general
course in business Al tho Elliott school
in this city before going hack To Cuba,
and states that this institution has tho
honor of being on" of the hest rated
commercial schools in tho United States
Tho young man can speak. read and
write Spanish and is also II flnrn; stu,
dent in English. He likes III" United
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-12-26
ColunhIn Club Dance.

Tho Columbia club will give n dance
this evening n III" Columbia auditor
ium. BcntfiridS orchestra will play.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-12-26

Faddcn. Lawrence Shrlv"y. Carl Shclvcy.
and James Henry. All Of these hoys
ar". or have been in III" service. Miss
Rh"a Mnnlon and Mrs. James GroEln nrc
in charge 81 the ladics' committee.