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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-11-25
OBITUARY


Mary Virginia Paxton. daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Clyh" Icon. died in the
Ohio Valley General Loo, 'ltal, Saturday.
Of pneumonia. Miss Paxton VA: IN the
nineteenth year Of her age She was
n young lady uf excellent traits or
character ami high nttainmcnts. she
was employed by tho Iicll Telephone Co..
Her large circle rf friencS Will be shock
cd to learn Of her untimrly death. She
was Sirl1 hut 4 few days when the Mas
ter called her. Funeral will take place
Tuesday evening ri eight o'clock from
KindlchcrEcr's undertaking parlors. on
Sixteenth street.
Tho narHnt< Of the young lady re-
moved from this community Ia Norfolk.
Va. about two weeks ago. MISS, lnHton
was arranging tn join her mother ann
father there when she w-~ stricken Win
Inc dreaded disease. She sank rapidly.
and passed away Just N"F"r" the arrival
OF her parents ut her hcdSce.
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Moundsville Briefs.

w. w. Henderson went to Washing
ton. Pa. yesterday. and after spending
the day with friend. and relatives. mo-
torcd back home.
Il. NJ. Hincrmnn and Bud Anderson
attended the pltt-GcnrEia Tech game IN
Pittsburgh Saturday.
Mrs +. VI. Terrell and two chlldren
havc returned home from WISH |"
Wheeling.
Lawrence Sheets. who has brcn III ~
his home on SIKH street for 10" ahH"'
Is improving nicely.
Miss Faith Ayers is III "hcciins '"e
guest of friends and relatives.
Miss Dora Henderson has returned
home from visit with fricndT and rel
aiivrs ut Washington. Pa.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Compton OF inns
r'v attended tho football game in Pitts
burGh Saturday.
Carl RrgrI. vino has boon i'll for !"w
days nj his home OH Third street. Is I'M
proving nicely.
Private Hugh W"llman &C the .. A. T..
c.. Mnrgantown. ia home on a short
furinugh.
Mrs. A. II. Hrnnn Of Second street at
tended the funeral Of relative N
Wheeling yesterday.
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behind that Of Federal Director Of Rev.
enue J. r. Watkins. caused deep sorrow
in railroad circles throughout the coun-
try.
The deceased come to Baltimore with
J. G. Potter at one time vice president.
his former home being in Fort Wayne.
Indiana. He WAS general auditor for tho
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad Company
from 1918 to 1917. when he was NAMED
federal comptroller for the government.
He had wide knowledge Of finances
and Travelled over all systems. Funeral
services will be held here Tuesday morn
ins.
CT. T. Lcary, federal comptroller for
the Baltimore & Ohio Railroad Company.
who passed away at Baltimore. Md. yes
tcrday. was we'll known here and dclir-
cred an address here in 1910 at the Nc
Lure Hotel. r. E. Cutino, formerly con-
ncctcd with his department as chief
clerk and now with the freight claim de-
partment with headquarters In this city.
will leave this evening and will be on'
OF the pallbcarcrs at the funeral. His
demise was learned Of with deep regret
BY all hcre,)
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Edward L. Hopkins.

Edward L. Hopkins. prominent r"Sl-
G"at Of Fulton. and Wei known III TINS
city, PASSED away Saturday morning IN
tho Ohio Valley Gratral hospital. Mt
Hopkins suffered An attack "f influenza
= wc"E ngn and this caused hi: death.
The news If his sudden demise will come
as a shock t" his host of friends
Ihrourhoul this vicinity Hc was en-
plGvrd Mt TN" Wheeling Mold and Fcu1-
Try COMPANY ~ Il rrancinan. and was
especially we'll liked among his assoc
air on, Hlnvr- He &c survived ny wife
and two children. Edward l.. Hopkins. IT.
urcL e. aud Willi"m y H""*inS aged 4.
also his father. T.. y. Hopkins and four
sisters and on" brother. Th" funeral!
will Il" held TIL" afternoon nj ian from
his late rcsid"ncc nj zoe National Road
Fulton. Tho s"rvir"S ut III" HON" vii
hr private and private intcrmcnt will
follow,
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R.euaina To Eentncty.

Tho remains of Mrs. Mary kuhlrmnn.
wife ~ tlfr~.l ! Kuh'"man. whnar dca III
occurred Friday evening nj her home m
thu Eolf Apartments was taken to her
former homo in Cnrnrtnn Ky. for in
torment. which will he made In the
Catholic cemetery Mt that place. Mrs.
kuhlrmar was aged thirty years and s:'"
M ss~d awar ut her homo In the Rolf
Apartments following brief illness or
Influenza Although she has resided. IN
this ritv nnl" during the past few years.
during that time she Snil I'd ud" circle
nf frirnh1 who wore painrd to learn OF
Nor hanih She is survived by hor hus-
band and parents. Mr.. end Mrs. Gustave
crlzrr rf CnvinCtnn ami two sisters.
Misses Rose and Lillian Seller Of that
city
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Rit, Funeral Monday.

Tho rur"ra' Of Miss Virginia RITZ.
daughter. ~ Capt. and Mrs. John Ritz.
whn Ii"d Friday nj noon following Il
short illness. will bc hold Monday aftcr-
noon from tho family homo m South
Jacob etrc"t. Services nj Gao O'clock
will b. conducted hv the Rev. ". Il.
Fields pastor q tho FIRST Christ ian
church. and intcrmcnt will follow in MI.
Zion cemetery.
Mrs Ritz slicrumh"d to ~ nt'nck or
pneumonia. which followed influenza.
She was in the seventeenth year Of her
aEr and wa especially popular among
no. many friends. ISrsidrs her parents.
rhr Is survived Ivy three s'-t.r". M.ss"a
Josephine and Margaret RITZ Mr.. s. r..
I'nst"r and four brothers. James. Frank.
Hamilton and JOHN Ritz. all OF this city.
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Fighting the Influenza

So is medicine fighting tod1y, than ever oore
against the deadly attack of Spanish Influenza Many lucky
psons themselves by pracdng ooloen'e
That is they kept skim throat and bowels CLEAN The ns
thing any good physician ORDERS before ne Knows ~nA' '
matter is is good purgave such castor OIL or pill maze
from Mov,nne eap.s of aloe aap be had at drug store
in the land as Dr. Rerce's Pleasant Pellets
Many times the leaves with serious
Of the kidneys due effort to throw on the po'on or
toxns If the kidneys ntnes doged with o1ae po'on
and YOU suffer from backahe headache rheumatic pan sonene
Of the toxins and take m ansepoc 01 m 0
Kidneys intesines known Anur'c tanuuro) 'Aoe1
D,k nsnv Of hot water daily hot lnouade need
building up if YOU are pale and ane can readily gain in
red blood vgor vitality taking iro-tonic tablet Tho best
called "Irontc Or you want good herbal tonic you can
procure at any drug store Dr. Pee Golden Medical Discovery
made from wild and baks without the Use OF ncoo
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Mrs. Hundt Funeral Monday.

This afternoon at 2:3U o'clock from
the family residence ut 312S McColloc''
street. the funeral will he held OF Mrs:
Lena Hundt. aged a years, wife oil
Henry l.. Hundt. who passed away f'ri-
dag morning The services at the home
will be brief and ntrrmcnt will be made
in Mount Calvary cemetery.
Mrs. Hundt succumbrd 10 an attack or
pncumonln. and she had been i'll only n
few days preceding her death. She waa
very we'll known on the South Side where
she had resided practically her entire
life I;cSidrs her husband she Is sur
vivcd by two daughters. Misses Elsie
and three brothers. also -=r":Ec.
Her mother. Mrs. Peters. -four sisters
and thrc brothers. also survive.
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Rsl1aire prio{a.

0e43l1o 611D3os
Members Of the II. e. Club will be en-
tertained this evening ut the home or
Miss Hllda Brailly on Belmont street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred George of this city.
are guests OF friends at AlledonIa
Mrs. Chailes Culbertson has returned
from q visit with relatives at GAINESVILLE
william Heath is quite i'll at his home
on Franklin street.
Chief of Police Malone continues III
at his home on North Noble street
Miss Mae Porter Is able to be out
after an illness of influenza.
+. ". Bond has gone to Newport to at
tend the funeral Of his sister.
Miss Orpha Ault has returned from a
list with friends at Pittsburgh.
DR.. J. H. Meek is i'll at his home on
Noble street.
James Benson. Of Pittsburgh. was
visitor in the city yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs Fred Wilson are the par
ents of q baby boy.
Mrs. Martin Potts and son are home
from a visit with relatives at Cleveland.
Mrs. Henry Fitton and daughter have
gone to Irontor. called there by the ILL
ness Of q relative.
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Joseph T,n"l". Sr.. acrd e years. we'll
innwn resident Of South Wheeling. died
III tho family home. 22:G E"Cf street.
Yesterday morning VI ihrcc "'clnck. He
Ira,>,s = number Of relatives In this COM
Tunity.
Funeral services Will hc hold Wcdn"a-
1av morning ~ S:"h o'clock. followed
with requiem high mass in st. JnH"nh' g
ratr"dral 81 nine o'clock. lsurinl Will he
IN Mount Calvary.
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Want Morn Ventilation.

Local people who must ride the street
cars to and from work are complaining
about inadequate ventilation on IN"
cars. 1t is In the regulations that
window must be kept raised. but thcr"
Is little or no effort made to meet this
requirement.. With the influenza opt
dcmic Some steps should be taken To GO
cure bcttrr ventilation on the cars ana
a few extra cars in the mornings ana
evenings would also aid materially H.
solving n big problem.
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MARTINS FERRY
re-r,ans witness Game.

Ferrians witness Game.
Hundreds Of football fans Of this city
journeyed to the fair grounds Saturday
to witness the big grid contest between
Wheeling high and Linsly, In which the
latter bowed to defeat to the former TO
the tune Of 21-0. Ferry will have IT
easy picking unless Linsly shows up
better than she did Saturday. However.
the local team was on hand to get a
few pointers on their opponents team
and be prepared for whatever may como
in Saturdays contest. providing health
authorities do not interfere.
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Elwood C. Bauer.

Local friends were Eri"Nrd In l"arn 81
IN" death "f Elwnod {. fau"r: son NJ
C;enrrc and Carrie Bauer. Of $40 Row
street. this city. which occurred Friday
afternoon mt four o'clock NJ ~" rmh1 rba-
lion hospital in New York CITY. Fn"u'
mnnia Was the cause Of death. and the
Young soldier. who wns member or the
medical corps "f IN" T. ;. army. na1
hccu III for only frw days. his mother
nrd sister. Miss nollir Rauor. wrr" sum-
mnncd To thr eastern city by his critical
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illness and were doubtless at his pea
side when he brrathcd his last. ST.,
Young Bauer was well known IN tnl"
SECTION. Isesidrs his parents. he Is sur
rivcd Ivy four sisters. Misses Dollc'
Elsie and Louise Bauer and Mrs. Aimh
Barber also ono brother. George Haucr.
The family has tho sinrercst sympathy
OF wide circle Of friends.
Funeral services will be held in lac
family home. Sl9 Bow street. tomnrr""
afternoon Mt three o'clock. with inter-
ment In Greenwood
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Pe.Je| Funeral.

Tho funeral of Fcrd Pellcy. we'll
known local young man who died Sat
urday of influenza and pncu. !onia ~
the home OH Highland avenue. took
place Yesterday afternoon at l:jn from
the late home. Rev. S. r. Hart OF tho
Calvary ". =. church had charge. and
intermcnt took place in Greenlaun cem-
etcry.
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MOUNDSYILLE
Send Remains to clarington.

The rcmaIns of Edward Sims, who
died here Friday night of influenza. Will
he shipped to Darlington. O.. TO-DAY,
where the funeral will take place this
afternoon. TIL deceased was born and
raised in Franklin district, this county.
and is survived by his wife and several
children.
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r.-nhnn.ar cnrrinAx

From lhc homo. Of her grandpa rents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Srh"nk. at a 1ndi-
ana street. Sunday afternoon At 2:%0
o'clock. Wa. held the funeral Of Helen
Virginia Fankhnuscr small daughter or
Forest NJ. and Emma Schcnk Fank-
houscr. nf Fa:rmnnt. Intcrmrnt was IN
Peninsula cemetery. Tho child died FRI
day morning nj Fairinunt. She was In
hcr second year md was especially
hri zhi and The nnws Of her death was
rrcrIvrd with regret by many local
friends OF The family.
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Smith Services.

Funeral services for the late Paul II.
Smith. we'll known young man Of this
city. who passed away at his home on
Indiana street yesterday afternoon. fol-
lowing a brief illness Of pneumonia,
will be held Tuesday afternoon at $50
o'clock. Rev. Shiltz Of the NJ. f. church
Of this city and Rev. Howells Of Wheel
inc will have charge of the services.
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Frank Wright. we'll known III this CITY
and lately resident OF Elm Grove dicd
Saturday morning In the Glendale nos
pital of influenza and pneumonia. No
arrangements for the funeral have yet
been made. but the services will hNc'!
be- held from the Lutcs morSuc on Sec
ond street.
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Morris Funeral Held.

Yesterday afternoon the last sad rites
over the remains OF Thomas Morris
were held from the home OF his father
c. w. Norris. on Second street. The
services were conducted at $3.50 by Rev.
S. r. Har, Of the Calvary NJ. +. church.
Intrrmcnt was made In Grcenlawh
cemetery.
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Influenza Under Control.

Health authorities here say that the
influenza epidemic seems to he under
control. There were but five cases IN
the city Saturday. while yesterday but
few Developed There arc number or.
cases under treatment AT tho hospital IN
Glendale. and while a number Of fu-
morals occurred yesterday. no deaths
vrr,. rcDprtcd.
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Nra. Anna =. Eawan.

Following long illness. Of cnmPlica-
passed away yesterday. She was the
aged 81 wears. Is? Ninrtrcnth street.
wife Of Frank W. Rowan. chef mt tho
ITnitnarn's restaurant Sh" was born In
This community and hal lived h"re all
hnr l;fo. Sh" was n member OF st. Jo-
scph's cathedral
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JoEenh Runtus,

Inscnh Runtus. we'll known business
man nf Thirfv-srrrnth and Jacob streets.
died nj tho Ohio Valley General hnspitai
"Wednesday morning. following a short
illnneq nf pneumonia. which wa" nreccd-
"d by influenza He is survived by n
vito and ono child. Tho funeral was
held from tho family homo At 3Tn3 Jacob
street SATURDAY. morning. Intnrmcnt was
made in Mt. Calvary cemetery.
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Funeral services were held yesterday
afternoon over the late Miss Mary Car
ney. who died Friday OF influenza. The
services were conducted in the late
home on Second street at 2:3o ny Rev.
J. L. Smith of the Christian church.
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Delivered q Good Sermon.

Rev. c. r. Anderson. district super
intcndcnt Of Wheeling district NJ H.
church. delivered a splendid sermon
las, evening at the Glendale NJ. T.;
church. Services WIRE resumed 1t the
Glendale church yesterday after a sus-
pension Of several weeks because Of in
flucnza. There was good attendance
Mt each If the services during the day.
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woman,s Auxiliary to Meet.

A monthly meeting OF The "nmnn'S
Auxiliary OF the Martins Ferry hospital
will meet this evening az 1870 o'clock IN
the parlor Of the hospital. An annual
,lec,ion Of Officers will take place and
reports on the work done in the past
wear will be read All members are
urgently requested to hc present. as this
will be an important melting.
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Funeral Services.

Immoral services for the late Peter
O'Ncnl, who died Friday morning after
- brief Illness Of pneumonia nj his homo
a, stop 4, Cadiz pike will be- held from
his late residence at . o'clock TUESDAY
morning. IIc leaves 4 wife and two chli-
drcn 10 mourn his death burial VIII DC
in Linwood cemetery. with Rcr. Won
Intel of st. Anthony's church otfici-
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Hel1enbtns obsequ1es.

The remains Of the late Mrs. Title
Helfeubine. who died Thursday evening.
will be laid to rest Monday afternoon
ut o:3n o'clock. Funeral services will
be held from her home on Broadway.
Rev. +. c. Frank will conduct the ser
vices. Interment will take place at
Greenwood
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Chalker Funeral.

SIR irc: for. Sergeant William Fl.
Chalkrr. son Of Mr.. md Mrs. o. l..
Chalkrr. who died Sunday nj Camp Leo,
wrrr held Saturday evening at the fam
lily home on Sixteenth street. \ largo
number nf Tho friends Of the deceased
wrrr present. Tho body will be shipped
tr Trumhull county Ohio. where inter-
ncnt will he made. Tn" death OF Scrct.
Chall1cr followed serious injuries rccriT-
cd in an automobile accident In camp
whore he was formerly Il member OF the
31tth Field Artillery.
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romltnson obseoutes.

Funeral services for Roy Franklin
Tnmliusnn. two year old son Of Charles
and Gertrude Tomlinson. who died last
Thursday nj so o'clock IN the family
homo AT re sixteenth strcr;. Following
the services the body will be taken 10
Moundsviil" for intermcnt In tho ccmc-
terry at that place.
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s. D. Brainard is spending lc" Gays
on his rarm near saltwater.
NAVY sirn. nrc being removed from
homes where they have been cases o.
FLU"
=. W. Jones Of Cambridge Is visiting
with friends in town.
Miss Gertrude Mars his spending Il
few DAYS with friends in Martins Ferry.
ScrSt. Frank II. .>mrinc is In town 70
spcnd a short furIouEh nj home.
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appeared and your Vegetable Compound
has made me we'll, strong woman so
| do all my own housework. | cannot
recommend Lydia E. Pinkham's Vege-
table Compound too highly to women
passing through the. Change Of Life.
Mrs. FRANK HENSON, 1916 S. Orchade
St., Urbana, Ill.
Women who suffer from nervousness,
cheat flashes" backache, headaches
and 1.-THE blues" should try this famous
root and herb remedy, Lydia E. Pink
hams Vegetable Compound.
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Received interesting Letter.

Mrs. Oliver Coss Of Carlisl" street
received 4 very Interesting letter from
her hrnthrr George Oliver, who Is now
Stationed in France with m" American
exp"dlinnary forces. QlI.'r was among
.ho first To leave this city. having "F''
listed in Wheeling hurin- tn" earle
part Of the var He states In his let
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Funeral Services.
Schools Idle.

The schools in this city Will ne lutc
for another week at Least. ana pr"oa'l!
for sometime TO come. unless cona''''''o
greatly improve soon. This actlon ""S
passed by the board OF health at VIC,
last meeting. The Riddles seem. very
,uuch nlcnscd with their vacation.
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BELLAIRE

The regular meeting OF the city coun-
Gil will be held Tuesday evening in the
council chamber. \ number of impor-
tant matters will be given attention. in
Guiding the franchise Of the Wheeling
Traction Company. 1t Is also expected
that tie petition OF a number OF city
employees will be given consideration.
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MSH, II. P. Waltz.

Mrs. H. =. WALTZ. wife Of Fl. ?. Waltz.
and formerly OF this city. passed away
at her hom" in Williamsburg. Pa. Friday
afternoon. Funeral services Will he held
at the home Of Mr.. Wnltz's parents at
West Alexander. Sunday afternoon. No.
ycn1Orr "a Mt 1880.
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VIII Not opon Schools.

The schools in this city will remain
idle for the coming week at least. II
Is not definitely known when they Will
open, but il conditions warrant they
will probably resume this coming Mon
day. This will make six weeks since
the schools were in operation. The
'kidd!es' seem to be worrying as 70
what plan tho board Of education will
devise for the work to be made up.
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Albert 7. Dick.

FAIpM0NT: ". Va. Nov. 2+---Aihert
!. Dick. aged Ill years. Il veteran nrws-
Narcr man and printer. died to-day ut
vnars hr had hnrn clerk IT 4 local
hotel and on duty last night hr wns
stricken. IIc was nj on" time editor nf
The Farmnnt Ind"v His widow and
Two daughters SURVIVE
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BALTIMORE. Md. Nov. c4.---T. T.
Inary. federal comptroller for III" Ralti-
moro & Ohio Railroad system. and ono
~ n" 49, widely known auditors In
tho United tat"s. nasscd away to-day
ut his late home. following an illnnss Of
hrlrf duration. death being attributed
TO aponlcxy. His death coming so close
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Hostilities Ceasing

Because we are compelled to
cease hostilities each evening at
6 o'clock our Sundae Casualty
list is so small that we are asham-
I'd to publish it,
Come in before 6 o'clock this
week and help boost our casualty
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Thomas Virgin In France.

Word has been received here tina;
Thomas Virgin. Jr.. has arrived III
Franco. His father. Thomas Virgin "l
Ash avenue. has received q card from
him,
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Jook, Wash, Sew and Clean
House by Wire
Electrical Appliance Co.,
a1o7 Belmont St., Bellaire o.
81 18th St., Wheeling, ". Va.
Churches Open,

Churches Open.
Services were held in practically all
of the churches yesterday. The NEW
quarantine regulations permitted SER
vices to be held in the day time and
large congregations were in attendance
at all OF the churches.
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italian Bov DIea nf Flu

Joseph Cacchni. aged ~ v"nrs. SON OF
Nick Carrhni. died in tho North Wheel
irs hnsnitnl Yesterday morning follow
ing hri"f i,lnrss ~ Influenza mr. umn-
mia. Tho hodv vas removed 10 the fam
ily homo. I55 Twelfth street.
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haQ an attack OIL
grippe which lasted
all winter and left
me in q weakened
condition. | felt at
times that l would
never be we'll again.
l read of Lydia E.
Pink hams V ege-
ia Bile Compound
and what it did for
women passin e
through the Change
of Life, so I told my
doctor l would try
it. soon began to
gain in ctr eng t h
and the annoying
toms dis
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The Capitol Annex
HANOVER STREET
Martins Ferry, o.
Churches Closed Yesterday.

SnOrCucS SloSoo 1oSIeIQhy.
No church services were held In this
city yesterday. due to the action OF
the health board at R meeting held last
Friday evening. Yesterday was the
firth Sunday for local churches 10 re-
main idle.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-11-25

sumo Monday. December .. and continue
In session until the Christmas vacation:
This action was taken at a meeting OF
the board following the lifting of the
Influenza ban.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-11-25
Eaton Services Held.

Eaoon SERVICES Held.
Funeral services for the late John
Eaton, father of former principal of the
Central school. G.. S. Eaton. were held
yesterday afternoon ut Stafford, Ohio,
the deccaseds late home. Prof. Eaton
and his wife and son accompanied the
remains to that place.