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The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1918-11-07

Christmas Plans Should Be Well Under Way
Now
1t is high time for everyone to be thinking.
talking, planning Christmas. Christmas tsocks
throughout the store are splendidly ready with
broad selections of useful articles.
Your government suggests as a part Of patriotism far
everyone 10 begin Christmas Gift choosing nj once. and fl,
have all Christmas packages going out Of the CITY on tEafr
way Dec. long before that il possible
The above must he carried out so that uor ovo u,r ~.
relieved and transportation not congested-
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1918-11-07
JeWelry Novelties

Including Pieces in Demand 70" Personal use and GIFT
Purposes, Al
Sterling Silver Pencils, plain and engraved 7hc
Styles each .'.''.''',.' .''''''' .'.,'''''. ""'"' wv
Rosary Reads, pearl and silver. priced FROM
$3.50 to $3.5U
Roy Scout Rings, sterling silver, Efc
borin Boxes, OF white metal, priced from
soc to 1913
coral Necklaces, tS-inch white and pink, priced
$6 to $l2
card Cases, sterling silver and white metal
$3.50 to $40
Bar Pins, sterling silver with white stones
$1.25 to $500
Dinner Rings, sterling siver with white stones
$1.95 to $3.50
Service RINGS, sterling silver with Liberty Bell Enc
Oriental Beads, 10 and IS inches, a string
75c to $1.95
Pearl Beads, with gold filled clasp. beads In regular and
graduated stylcs~-
75c to 1926
Jewelry sectIon-MaIn Floor.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1918-11-07
WEATHER DUE.
DECLARES FORECASTER

Cooler weather Is on the way and may
arrive at Memphis Friday night or Sat
urdsy.. The official forecast for Thurs
day night and Friday Is rain.
Helena, Mont, came up Thursday
morning with the lowest temperatures
IN the United States and the coolest
weather for this. fall, II above zero
Heavy rains were reported at several
and North Louisiana. 1t was showing
4 . number OF Northwest points.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1918-11-07
FurS

Possess a peculiar charm that is In fl harmony and our
complete stocks feature snartest new STYLES In Black Lynx,
Fox, Taupe Wolf, Seal, Mole and Squirrel. in pieces and sets,
In all tho most beautiful new models and styles and priced
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1918-11-07
Nut Day-Saturday, November 10th

Every man, every woman, every ht,le boy and every little
girl must collect and deposit nuts at some one of the Nut
Centers, or wherever a barrel Is located, for II is impera-
tive that the government secure n large quantity OF
Peach stones, apricot pits, rpune pits, plum pits.
olive pits, date seed, cherry pits, butternut
shells, Brazil nut shells, walnut shells and hick-
DRY nut shells
To make gas masks for our armies and our allies armies
Remember, seven pounds of nuts make enough
carbon for one gas mask, and that gas mask
may save a life.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1918-11-07
For Indigestion, Constipation
B~iliouRness

Just try one 5O-cent bottle of LAX-FOS
WITH PEPSIN. A Liquid Digestive
Laxative pleasant to take. Now made
and recommended by the manufacturers
Of Groves Tasteless chill Tonic. adv.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1918-11-07
Gift Suggestions to the Noedleworker
From the Art Goods Store

Japanese table covers, hand embroidered in colors. 30. Is, 81
inch, each, $500, ST. 90. 1900, Napkins to match, 6 for si25.
Stamped towels. each, 3bc, Soc, CSC.
STAMPED gowns, each, st25.
Real Madeira rose point scalloped luncheon sets, u pieces a
set, SOC.
Fiet lace trimmed luncheon sets, 13 pieces a set, $3.50.
Real Madeira luncheon sets, deliberately embroidered 10
pieces a act, 5000 to $500.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1918-11-07
Toilet Accessories

From which gift selections and selections for personal use
may be made at Interestingly low w~ices-Mury Garden
Packages contain Powder Toilet Water, Rouge, Gin m
Lip stick and LOUNGE bottle OF Perfume, tor..... VlVICO
Mary Garden Perfume, l-ounce bottle for .,.,,.,.,..., $3.50
Mary Garden Perfume, 1-ounce bottle observation-disclosures, $t25
lTouhegants Perfume Packages, each ,..,.........., 50 IN
Quelguec F1uers, In packages ......,...,.... SAYS
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1918-11-07
$50 to 1915
Fur Sectlon-Second Floor.
NeckWear Fashions

Offering the Styles for Fresheninp the Costume or as a
Completion to the New Frock-
Tnxedo collars In satin, all coors, each, 500.
Cowboy ties, In satin, all colors, special each, SIPS.
Pque waistcoats, each, 75c, 81 as, $3.50.
Satin vEstees, high and low collars. each, $3.50 to SO 50.
GeOrgette Vestees, each, $500 and So 90.
Monk collars, in satin, plain or with fringe. each. a to 81 so
Monk collars, in pleated orRandy, each, St.oO.
Lace and net stock collars, with iabot, each< SOC, 7c to 80 so.
Net guimpes, hand embroidered, each, St.5o,
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1918-11-07

AAOolSIy
Offering a Broad Selection Of Kinds and Prices for Both
Personal Use and for Gifts
WoMEN'S "DAGo5ERT" SILK STOCKINGS, ABOUT
WHOLESALE COST, BLACK ONLY, NIE0
A PAIR oI'15
This. Is our special brand of Hosiery and is shown in two
Weghts-medium and heaVy-with flare garter tip of Isle
thread, garter top and Isle soles.
WoMEN's coLoRED SILK Isle THREAD Cno
STOCKINGS, FULL SEAMLESS. A PAIR .......... JJG
THESE stockings are fun seamless, of highly merrerZed Isle
thread, with all reinforcements. in tan, Russia calf car
dovah, dark gray and navy.
WOMEN Isle FINISHED COTTON STOCKINGS, On
VERY DURABLE, A PAIR ......., Z0C
OF 4 fine Isle finish, thoroughly reinforced for the heat
service, fuH seamless, winter weight, in black and white
WoMEN,s SOC Isle THREAD STOCKINGS, onn
BLACK ONLY, PAIR ........,,~ SIC
with mock seam. in medium weight: these stocLinee ,r,
reinforced In every way for the best wear,
MEMS PURE THREAD SILK SOCKS, FULL 7ro
REGULAR MADE, A PAIR ........., 100
These Socks are exceptionally good values, of pure nr.A
sllk medium, weight fun regular with isle thread ron.
forcements, black, white and Colors.
Hosiery Store-Msn Floor.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1918-11-07
Pyrolian Ivory Articles
French Ivory

Mirrors ,.,,,.,,., .,.,,.,..--- $500 % $500
run Boxes .,.,,,.., W 10
Hair Receivers ......... $500
Hair Brushes .......... 81 25 to s525
Dressing Combs ,...,.....,.. 75c to $500
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1918-11-07
China, Brass and Brac

HAND PAINTED cHlNA-Ceke Sets; Berry Sets a: D
Coffee Sets, Sandwich Sets. Ron Bon Dishes. CandlestiCks.
Cheese and Crackers. Syrup Pitchers, Nut Bowls.
AMERICAN PoTTERY~-CRsseroleR Percolators, Coffee Ma
chimes. tAfanoiraS. Electric TO1sters, Electric Grnls. Crumb
Sets. Toast Racks, Casters, Wicker Trays, MAHOGANY Trays,
Japanese Trays, Dinner Gonts, Vases, Baskets, cut Glass,
Sny"rware, Desk Sets Electric Irons, Chatting Dishes, Ma
hoganY Nut Sets, Mahogany Fruit Sets. Water Sets, Sherhets,
PArfNits, Ice Tea Sets. Gohlets, Grape Fruits, Candy lars
Tea Pots, Compotes, Baking Dishes. Steak Planks, Sherbet
Sets, Service Plates, Carvers, Dinner Sets, Breakfast Sets.
China store-First Floor Down,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-24
RIPPING RHYMES
RESTRICTED.
By walt Mason

do no; like tn" SawduSt broad ] cat
thrrc times 4 Ga..: I'll liz" I nice whit"
LOAF inSt"a'!--hut nothing 10 l say.
slIrumu,l ", L cheerful grin. a h"amtnS
stnil" | wni. and rriSn the cu;tr$" brown
slices in. as though tho HI: tn" spot.
our lighting S"iIl"r% Md tn" wheat 10
keep their strength anil h"it. and | am
thank:lil may cat whatever stuff is
!":,. So hrinr along y"ur wooden LOAF.
and size, X with saw: | am no cheap.
LISluyal "af. the lin. at that 10 drt".
| do not like "a cat 4 lien. when prefer
4 St"nk: bUt. iinin% UTr with loyal In"n.
no ,.ru;rS: do | ln;tk" II beef IS needed
over there. :" help suppress tn" Hun.
I'll feed myself un grizzly bear. If !
can find my gun. Thr $'li."r% n"cd The
.,cnc and wheat. that Germany may fall:
il docs no; uia;,"r what | ut. or X
at at ali. l liz" som" sugar IN nv
tn. | lik" * on IAr rice. but llonH"r
lately SAID t. me. Max" one NOR" SIC
ri,irc. II SUGAR from. %"ur hoard You
shoe. YOU may SOME T"ut"n halt. Nal
so I r,aks the fragrant brow. anr!
Swrct.n il with salt. I'm e'uia% things
thai. d.tc$t. I'm drinking thiHE% I
hate and :ril thu ;i'nH | do my best L"
keep ny sI,,il" on straight. Win che =
rul brow. with puc"nl" Crac" obey all
rules in sight. II" Datri"t with Sr"Hchy
face is only half way right.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-24
"Current" Swim lettings.

tuesday proved hn"iA'T 'i"'I 'i'l
: ming day. and lik'.. Its several 1Ir"dercS-
! ~nrS "f tn" week, was taken advantage
! Of 10y NUMEROUS ltt!" hai ming Tart''9
! ErinE tn day an" carry cF'hlhE' r'''"
! nay seems I" 'h''r'S' 'H', ~ ',t'
/ 'hS"h' In"uit'n:; IN 'n'H i"'T"l', ~.
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-24

I'll timcs particularly in hot weather.
Certainly there is nothing refreshing
about Suiicd and rumpl"d nctkWcar
hlnuSc$ or skirts. Yet the CRISP Sfn"otH
skirt AMI blouse is ever III" exception
on no, city streets. S" much for the
entertainments. And How word about
those worn otherwise: mcshCG Under
wear and esp, cialiy cotton. must hcad
the. list where tho absence IT heat IS th'
aim. TIL" idea lS. Of course. L" ih"uc'
rcr$plrinE. Thor" is further means 81
ludurlng JwrSvIr:ti"n. and thtt - ny
nIrIci"Ii: "NrrrlSc.
All ih.. summer sports. tennis md
rowing in particular ar" th' most
hr;llthful and efficient means OF Keep
ing cool: provided, If cnurS" lh'tt ny
are not ny"r.ion" \ G"Thrmmrd max
- IMPERATIVE. here. and sol is shower
bath and complete rest after lHdUIEine
in the sport And this brings Oh" TO IN"
rrnhlcm "f sleeping when the th"rinom-
rlrr registers %.
P.rhaps tho very frs, thing 10 do to
ward off summer insomnia Is In get
dog tired before taking In the cover
lets. TIL" next thing Is provision h"tlhSt
The mosuuitn. That little pest may h"'
successfully rxIcrmina,rd by burning
incense. thr odor Of which cauScs n
gratifying drowSincsS. Messing! cotton
hrdclnthrs is another help TO the SUM-
n."r insomnia.
In general. th"n. S"l"rt your 'lftHllH
with an eye to comfort hS we'll AS SuE-
creIirns "f ron;fnr: forget the heat,
h,dr III" thermometer. rat light. n"ur'
ishing foods and as few $wr''iS HS pnSSi'
hlr. take advantages "f the luscious SUM
ncr fruits and fresh green NcEethnirS
and exercise iudicinuSlH.
And should some on" 60 under Inc
weather. 81 To- speak. your ah!tltF 10
keep n "c""l head may hc irraiuahi".
trhc sun,ruck patient should i" re-
moved To n rnol ard shady place. 1-ons-
IN thu clothing about III" neck and
waist and srnng" In" body with ir"
water IN cr"atr friction. h"ing careful
To avoid shock. If tn" patient ceases
Ia breathe. artificial rrSp!r2ti"n VIII
holm II is m admirable thing. his
keeping cool: but ill is heroic In sum-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-24
GERMANS FIGHT
Continued From First Page-l


great vlsor Tho fighting Immediately
north e.: Chateau TEiCrry was 50 i!"rc"
as almost - rob II "f the suggestion
that II waS a rear guard action Never
th"lcSS il was known that Will" III" IN
tcll$r stiugGl" was progressing 'hc work
of MOVING; stores WIS unIc: way.
Al icHsk AT on" point ta" ii&ut 'n% was
more nearly III open "rl'r tilirI las been
usual. With Il minimum artillery 'ir"
by both sides IN" -Aa!"r:"Hi.& adv;tnc"i
their Sk:rInish iIur over yellow wheat
t"liS. dotted wiki p"rni"S. ;tid thr"uIh
clumpS rf wool. II WIS lNu.In liGhLlnG
Undetermined by machine gun work.
Tho Germans left in lhr field 4 great
number OF machine gunnr"S in u"SiS;
Many Of these guns were captured and
tho entire prrs"nurl al u rnachIn" gun
com any tonight is swelling tn" already
biz list Of prisoners taken by III" Amrrl-
cans
Northwest of Chateau Thiorry the mr.
tiIl"ry played all important part. Here
tho. American encountered Tho Sfitlr%;
resistance. Il rillac" in this sector be-
ing reduced by tn" American gums. n"
its occupation Ivy the Germans waS in
mincni. Tn" enemy was ;huS forced
into tn" open. where heavy punishment
was .infl;Ct"d.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-24
JULY HAS
F " AFT AIRS
ONLY THE SMALL AFTERNOON PAR
TIES AND COMING BENEFITS
TO INTEREST SOCIETY.
The Waning Of tho Seventh Month
FAILS to Bring Forth Affairs OF
Eny Great Moment.

/ Am"nc thr foremost benefits Of the
: rrni:.; uIrrtii. whirh Will hay" nS their
, object thr war relief work II the day.
VIII h.. ~" very charming garden party
! planned by Tia" Mission society of ST.
! .lam"s' Lutheran church. and will he
, .;tv"!; un Ia" lawn surrounding the resi-
Grr:rc Of Mrs Mary Schrnk n Woods
{ dali" I'm interesting program is being
"ui!.n"G. with = Wow toward pleasing
: the. ynriuus nUmh"r anticipated at this
( gathering. \ Hoover supper VII form
! no snail fralur" III III" marty. each
,,:lr.,t being provided with a basket
, i.u,.h w!I!". ColI"" and soft drinks will
/ h. served b. III" committee in charge.
\ silver offering Will he taken. which
VIII h- utilized III the pnrchaS" Of
iaruS used IN III" articles made by tho
local society for thu national Lutheran
My commission. Mrs viii Schrnk.
Mrs. Leo iIaium and Miss ChariuLl"
! :S,i,nk ruInpnS" IN: committee in charge
~ Tn" affair. which promises TO Surrl*s
prr>IuiiS events for IL similar cause.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-24
SIDE TALKS
TOO MUCK HAPPINESS.
BY RUTH CArIERON.

How r.;,r:, hapr:n.s ~ crowd "U; q:
our lives by trying I" crowd t"'. MGch III.
\ club ~ young married women
ran,, down - Il cottas;" near ours when
- ow;cd ~ "A. - thor number on:
,iav last w.."... Their program WIS ~
rosu ii ~ ;or lie day ruI have an al
day picn;.- Tiny had planned Il MALT
cnZ"n things I" du--hathInS. lunch. a
walk. l short motor boat "Trip. re. hl4
;n"v had the. full day at their disposal
that would no; hav. beeu :" bad but
they did not arrive Until ;ca o'clock
after = TWO hour motor trip down. ann
they had |" start back III th'. :ni|uIr ~
thu afternoon as S"r"ral ~ the E!FtS
had dinner cngaSru"utS. TIL: result
was hat the: rushed steadily all dag.
| WASH, with them So don't know how
much they "nj"y'. Il but | am sur"
Suould not hHv.. And then think pl go
ing horc,. and dressing Coz Il dinner M
g;,e"ment: Al! IN thu. n;Cnc or pleas.
rrs. surely II they had planned half
~ r:ruch they would all have had b.
t..r t!3Ir.
Both Work and Pleasure Spoiled.
When ynu arr hurcytng you arc
always thinking ui III" thing YOU are
going To d. next .uSt":A 81 the thing
YOU Az. doing. The result. Il its i
question 81 pleasure. IS ;har sou never
SAVIOR tho present and rally enjoy your
self When i; Is Il question Of work.
YOU never concentrate who'll? 81 tho
work of tho H"m"nt and hence aeEsr
III, Your full efficiency IL use.
a Porly Phrased Letter
I was writing L i":Gr N a great hurry
th,: other day. My impatient mind
rushed ahead "f what WAS writing |"
what l was going 10 write next |
sentence. TO the dctrimcni Of IN" pr"S"n;
tuc. The result was L v"cy poorly
r,hr;uS.>d letter.
Every time you try to crowd too
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-24
HOT WEATHER ADVICE.

Perhaps thu first and most import /
ant thing tn remember about k"''P'h',
cool - the und"niahlc power ri MIND
over matter And then Their" Is IN"
power Of suggestion. ono must think
''cnnl" and act cool" h"fnrr ono rhn
reasonably hnn' IN feel that way |'i'o
way IN sr"r""d in thinking "c""F ~ !iH
way nf suggestion. And Mat is IN,
clothes way There mr." really r"'i
crlmrs. y"ri know. Perhaps III" very
c"ul'.St Of C"l"rS is gray. ana cSP''I,''H
that gray with - cr""niSh iln;:": th"ll
come white. pale green. lavender ana
blue. Y>t On" Sr"s; Nril"w:. browns;
and ros" galore during III" de-; dhNS: IN
,.idrntrlly very great deal Of com
,I.in,n,- about tho weather.. s" I'll" first
practical admnniti"n is /" select cool
',nlnrS. Light footwear !" q lurih"r
suggestion. Then there IS ~" wac
trimmed hat and IN" %'IhSh;nic l" III
least H., u ONES head cool.
Bu; rau toe much stress h" la'd an
;h" rrc,ssity Of absolute cleanliness al
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-24
ladies Aid Society Outing.

tn" ladies composing tn" A.d Society
"r tn" First NJ. l.. church Of New Mar
;.u-yl,l. West Virginia. ,nJu!rd 4
un!du" outing on Tuesday IN tn" form OF
:, Irip ON tn" m'w boat 'li"l"n r..
ihruiI.h tn" courtesy al Mr.. :. Y. VII
l.airSun Of that rIl!. All were cnihus-
iaSii,. over Ihc drl!&hlfUl Trip and the
hospitality of the host. The pretty little
boat started on lis UPWARD journey at
six o'clock IN thu morning. arriving III
Wheeling shortly past III" noon hour.
returning at 80. Tho hours of the
r;,.,, y,rr spent IN variants social ways.
with small knitting Gr"uFs prcd"ri-
Mating. Thus" included u the merry
i.IrtV Wc-..
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-24
FARMERS NEED HLP.

HELENA. Mont, July 2".--Unlc$+
=; nG0 turner's in Montana obtain titan
crnl aid to tho extent Of $1n, 30" v"G
two niliiOn nCrrS Of land cannot L.
seeded during tn" rcXl crop year A.
cord!ng 10 Il report made to-day /" TIA"
state council Of ,!rfrnS" by a committee.
ar;,ulnt"d 10 make Il sWrvry al the All.
uIti"n.
Tn" rrpoct declared that unless ilnnn-
cial aid ran he uhtliTcd for IA" fHrIn.
cr$. 20 per cent "i the needy tar:ucr.i
will BE- forced 10 leave th'ir land
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-24
Afternoon Party Friday.

Mrs Gay llud''u has arranged n
,.hrrIning little party Tor Friday after
noon. q; The HON" Il! h"r parents. pr.
arI Mrs l.. l.. Best. ON Ianr street. The
affair ~ L. l." Il courtesy for III" hos
less hn,IS,. guest. Miss Louise Davis. nf
Lexington. Ky. and although OF the
mos, informal nature. cannot fail b,-t
rcSul, IN :. most cuiGcnial gathering Of
TIL. intimate friends of the hostess and
guest al honor Following a pleasant
session in needle activities for the lscd
Cross. a luncheon IT especially dainty
appointments Will conclude the after
uuuu
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-24
This Man Deserves Medal
From People With Corns

A. Chicago chemist tells how 70 dry
Nh corns 80 ;h.y lift OUT roots and
ali. tic has originated wonderful
rollod!ou compound. c'lled 'binE".'
which works Ink" magic. fou APP
INV u few drops on tender corn and
instantly RI" SORENESS yan'sh"s. Corn
.hriv.Is up and you Lift il nut 81"
casily. p-inS INSTANTLY and never ir-
ritates surrounding TISSUE. 9, II. Crest
,,.,,c 20 - selling "l:lngo" like wildHr"
I'D ,d,.isc their customers Ia buy Il
$50. b0ttle AMI completely rid their feet
Of corns and cailuScs.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-24
NJ iSSt,S
st. Matthew's Junio- Auxiliary.

hn"thrr night "f splendid patriotic
aCrnfrpli shn"nt WIS rounded OUT last
evening by the iurnlrrS of the Junior
Auxiliary Of -. Matthew's church. who
gather in rhr sunday school rooms each
Tuesday evening I" carry "n III" SOWING
Of III" Wh.rlin: CHAPTER Of Rcd Cross.
In tho past This auxiliary. under IN"
"a IN hr supervision Of Miss 'IllSSl''
NVrlght has rr,,r"n one uf ia" foremost
nrlNriIarr- # TN local h"li. and not :
wi;hStandin= IN" unrl"a$Hn'n"*s of
Swing during tn" heated term. this
group remains loyal In tn" patriotic
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-24

INK with to-day's contingent for Camp
Meade. Md. were honnrrd with Il fare
well gathering last evening. at the home
of Mrs H. G. NIrk"rsun. in nN"rbronk,
Elm Grove. TIL" future soldiers were
the recipients "f wrist watches. f"un-
tain pens. cnrnf"rt kits. and numerous
other gifts $" rrrcSSary in the daily rou-
,Irr Of camp and trench life.
Tho evening was whilcd away IN faSci-
mating card gaines. music and divers
other amuSrm"uls. with the serving of
Il daily luncheon ut the close Of thu cvr>
ming. after which the guests di$nrrs"d
wishing tho two rnInG patriots success
in their noble field. Those present
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-24

OF course. ;h"r, never was = TIM" the
1cmntriion WAS SO great =. crowd one
S,tf GA" wants I" q" 80 many n"~
important things ard ":r docs not want
% give uD ones pleasures altogether.
Which * sane and normal.
Fut %uppnS, you w;Irici tH get 4 !arg-
90 number -: important things I'M" Il
box or BASKET "r SuIICaS" than would <"
in which would BE- h"it"r.--t" coGnpr"-
mis-" and Elv- Up III" least important
,r To break tho "Cuta:ncT so that u
would hold nothing ~ ALI
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-24
War Social Thursday.

Tho Kings pauTh;"r$ Cir"I" Of The
Fourth street NJ. T.. church Will hold a
lawn party IN tn" spacious grounds
surrounding tn" home "f Mrs. Lewis
Strrnr"d on tn" National Ihk"; near
Wno,lstlalc station. An informal pro
s:rammr has been arranged. dainty RI
rrrshmrnis Will h" served throughout
the evening. and III" general ruhli" ar"
extended an invitation and promised an
evening 81 real enjoyment. IN" pro
,rrJs Of tho undertaking will b. Dc
voted {" IN" work engaging tn" ahuV"
.rl-n nj "a ion.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-24
Red Cross Donation

.rh, local riant"r "f III" American
E.h ,'-rSs Yesterday received Il 'i"nII ion
If S"Ni - tor tho general fund. which
all Ne ,Xi".Ild"d for yarns. ";". This Is
rl.,. largest a;l!t IT, thu cauSc tor several
DAYS.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-24
ga DRAFTEES
Continued from First Pa9e.)

,n,,,,,r nuscr. rhilr A SAaushncssy.
! lrmry Smm"i>. Frank ltcdirE.
I I,,,-y y r,t,h Tr.ak NJ IisnshEHakNr.
,Iau # rr,nI,,y t;.,,rcr H. kindctrrSer.
U:n + Rt:s I'Hf A"N''"c''
! Walter l.. lahrmar1. Herr i"lEr'.
Allrrt +. Hoffman. l'S"ih SiianShr.
X,r,L,S u I7;>nrih,a charles l.. l::.krHon.
William Wrillc S%mur! :! "'Nh'et'
, lI.rrL Il I.r,rks t:,r'GS" &, Wrl;s.
| Iau,,, a. Ta,ior John RarAhan.
] NV + raarL William ]. lahrrAcds.
! Frank Irru4'hrll Fred T"r;Ar IT.
! r;o,ryr T. Marshall. Sa::nlll NJ Erc'n.
! tlt-,r1 J. x Smith John 4 EierlH".
: Harry J. Met 'a1hr. Charles Rr;;t.
! Irffr-son u. lIridcr. Normal: A. ilurHrL
! I., II nrItz William II. Hush.
| t,nrs FIat,rv Roy T. W,-kiraS;rr.
! Inhr II earle James =. .Rti's'nan.
/ Francis T. Emrner;h. William h'i'ch.
| Elnc- f. TIFF; llc:lN'rt Z. Linton.
| l,rrmarrl W. km.h. fi"'ts" Il "!rhtnhn
! Harry 4 harlow William l.Mis Sraun:ln.
! nav ,.r,,c. Arthur l.. R"h"rtscm.
! JcsrlI g. IIaNkc-. John II St""""
! James e. t;aUANay. ffhh u. Ne'S''
William MurSirr. Norris hi1Aa.
! Herman l''Ii. SN''.''' ','',''"'''
Walter &. T"atrr. 'haF.' u. ''''"'
| M4t;!n I~rfiu,. Jr. I"ia j. h'i'c'''
| x,,L rI.mly Charles .kiTcl
! clyde A. nirhl. t!"afh i"h'n.
| Ii.rlrrrt ". T"pr. 'hrSt"r Farmer.
| I;-orsr VI. I!c'LN:. Harry imrha7'
| t:~nc- W.uesd'-'rff"r. AHrh s'4faih
| rIIuo,I II Havha Ail-%t 1lId"r.
| ,h,n t.nu,nv.h ih.rr- j.. IL,r-.
| Trou.s prts.nli HH1on r Perry.
| J,rnb 4 Case I,~"'h brrcSir.
! I.,,s,nu t;u.rn.r,! William Wrhn.
| william 4 Ngm j"s,.rh Irit!r.
! Harry Uc:ylcr James l. iiunt6lnHl.
. earl t'EcnhhT"r i'>'rs" w. FOX.
! chester r MnI"kercT. William S"hinitt.
I T,s Lee, II,,l J, john I MllnncJ.
I Insc9h Sarrr. R'r Foster.
! rr.d " S.tc,!r NurlnaS Hayden.
The County Contingent.
| The county mrn viii Report at nr
! pIckcy'S office In the National ENchnnSf
| Bank building at 80 o'clock. y few
changes have been made III III" county
/ I,st and the correct number and names
! follow:
! ti~.rrn NJ Stc"ic. An'Tcw H. Shairf
I All.rt 4. lnthc Marion Ernest Minor.
! Herbert Smith. , ,,,,,
beverly N. Wckham.
samuel Henry Ewtns Lester Earl Crow,
! t:.o-,, Morgan frank John Michel.
! o..s, AIbcr J. Nic,iel Herman Henry Iurklc.
| n .,1 +. Keller Percy M..lusuh Hannah.