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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-11-14
LOCAL SLACKER1|
GETS S25 FINE.

PHIL1PPI. w. Va. Nov. 13.-Fcd-
crnl court got down to business today.
and a number OF cases were disposed
Of The term may be completed It's.
week. although It Is possible Il will run
into next week. The cases which wero
finally completed today were as follows
Andy Thornton Of Wheeling, Stacker.
fined s25; failed to register.
Arlic Hedrick. Stacker, sixty days in
Pcndlcton county Jail. and fined $50.
Lloyd Duff. violation Of whisky laws.
eleven months in the Harrison county.
jail. -
Andrew Diaz, Reed amendment vio-.
lator. thirty days in the Harrison coun-'
ty jail.
Yale c. SwIsher. whisky violation, rir-
teen days in tho Harrison county jan.
Bigsio Palmisono, whisky violator.
sixty days in the Harrison county jail.
Charles petrich. indicted for selling
whisky. hearing set for Thursday. =
Joo Yeardish. selling whisky. sixty
days in the Marion county jail.
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When they want 3 doctor they want
him on the minute, but whom It's ques-
ton Of paying him they don't see any
need to hurry.
GIVE Him Happy Surprise II You Can
I suppose the belief that doctor
should always be ready TO servo and
never inquire whether or not he Is go
ing to be paid and when. rests on the
feeling that the transaction may DO a
question Of life and death. and 1t
would be terrible if poor people who
could not produce the money at once
should have to die.
But is 1t fair for those Of US who
could pay up at once. If only we
classed tho doctors bills as urgent TO
rake advantage OF that ruling? can
not think It is Physicians with thou
sands outstanding in bills are often
in sore need of little ready money
It is grateful and generous thlnG TOT
those who can afford IT. 10 draw q
check for the doctor on the day OF MS
last visit.
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Ends Stubborn Coughs
In. a Hurrp
For real effectiveness. this old home.
n1nde remedy has no equal. EAs.
lily and cheaply prepared:
%@$$4H%<$e%@%$$%$<

You'll never know how quickly bad
cough can he conquered, until you try
this famous old homemade remedy. ANY
one who has coughed all day and .all
night, will say that the immediate relief
given is almost like magic. 1t takes
but moment to prepare, and really
there is nothing better for coughs.
Into q pint bottle, put 2l5 ounces Of
Pinrx; then add plain Granulat.I
sugar syrup to make full pint. Or
YOU can use clarified molusscs, honey,
or corn syrup. instead Of sugar syrup,
# desired. Either way, the full pint
saves about two.thirds OF the money
usually spent for cough preparations,
and gives you 4 more positive, elective
remedy. It keeps perfectly and tastes
Observation-Disclosures like it.
You can feel this take hold instantly,
soothing and healing the membranes in
all the air passages. 1t promptN loosen ZEN;
ot dry' tight cough and so zoo 20 Sau t T,,i
disappear altogether. 4 days use will
chest cold, and it is also splendid for
bronchitis, Group. whooping cough, and.
bronchial asthma. -
Pine1 Is most valuable concentrated
compound of genuine Norway, pine eT.>
tract. known as the most reliable remedy
for throat and chest ailments. i
druggist for "2IG ounces Of Pinex" With.
full directions and don't accept anything
else. Guaranteed to give absolute satis-
faction or money promptly refunded
The Pinex Co., Fl. Wayns, Ind. .,....-. -
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The funeral for Mrs. Mary Elizabeth
Hammer wife Of Joseph D. Hammer, of
Woodsdale. will be held from the family
horne on the National Road this morn
inS Mt o'clock. All friends Of tho
family arc Invited [" attend. Inter
mont will he made In Mount Calvary.
Mrs. Hammer passed away Monday
evening Mt the North Wheeling hospital.
following An illness Of the past nine
months. Shn was 46 years OF age and
was very we'll known. having been. born
in this city. tho daughter OF the late
John and Elizabeth Nirhnus. She WAS
member Of ST. Michncrs Catholic
church in EdB!nRtnn Lane. Rcsides her
husband, she liz survived by. three
daughters and four sons; also seven
brothers and one sister.
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WILLIAMS CHILD WILL
BE- BURIED THURSDAY
s.ven Year Old Daughter Of MIR. and
1drs. Snmuel williams Passes Away
Following Illness.

Following an tllncss Of an extended
duration FltSHh"'h canp6e'M, KS seven San SGaI
Williams. PASSED away at tho Ohio Val
lev Grnrr:,i hospital nj 1890 o'clock yes
to-day morning. death being attributed
to romplicatinns resulting from n s"vrrs
attack of. typhoid fever. Besides her
m rents. the dCcrascd-is survived by one
sister, Miss Natalie. The sympathy OF
The community Is extended ,tn the be-
r"avr,l parents. as tn" death is, very
end one, Mira. Williams is n daughter
Of G. IL. Hubbard. If Kcnw"od Place"
Funeral services Will hc hc'H nj In5
Place, Echo Point. ON Thursday after
noon nj thrc" o'clock. and will he Of a
private nnturc The parents are wrsl
known residents NJ short Crook. MI
Williams was recently elected TO the
state LEGISLATURE.
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SIDE TALKS
By RUTH CAMERON.
TIE pocroHs LAST VISIT.

well, that little germ has just cost
me- twenty-four dollars in doctors bills
alone" said my neishbor. who has re-
Gently completed a bout with the 'flu.
Your doctor sends his bills pretty
nr,-,ptly. doesn't he:" I asked. He
had only concluded his visits Few
days before.
He didn't send any BILL" she said.
1T asked him what the charge was, and
paid It when he made his last visit l
always do that II can. I think It's
only fair, don't you? I manage 1e
ray my other bills az soon as they are
due. and I don't see why I shouldn't
do the same for my Doctors bill. in
stead Of waiting two or three months
for him to submit 1t and two or three
moro TO pay It, I know It Is more or
les, q custom, but think 1t is a bad
custom.
The had Customs That Are ConTe-
aisnt-
Now most of nj are quick to tilt al
a bad custom when its badness incon'
ventences US. but not 30 keen to rishl
wrongs that are rather convenient
TO me most Of us would be willing to
or our butcher
During this epidemic met doctor
whom 7 know personally. It seemed
almost as il were seeing q man who
looked like Or. R. rather than DR.. r
himself. so hassard and old-looAnE he
was.
I've been seoing hundred and TWEEN
~ patients a day for the last si1
weeks" he said. I'm just about at the
end Of my rope"
And 10 Deserves . GOOD. Long oas.
And when suggested that he woulc
surely be able to eake splendid 7aca
ton on the proceeds. he broke out With
a bitterness entirely alien to his ma
ture:
Some Of that money I won't 500 fol
q year or two, and some III never see
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-11-14
RED FLOODED
MEN WIN OUT
They Are Always on Top
In Every Walk of Life

It Is a fact that red b!oodod men
ind women are at the top In every
walk Of life. Men and women with
the driving force OF req blood; Ilch
in Iron and PhoSphateS DO things,
they get results.
Rod blooded women arc the heads
Of the heppiest and most contcntcd
homes. they hnve the Will and tho
desire TO be real companions and
helpmates.
Leadership ana happiness ia only
for the tnen and women WHO arc
willing to keep their blood md
nerves strengthened and nourlshcd
9th Iron and Phosphates.
a prominent doctor says. "Tt n n
crirle that go many mcn and women
lack tho rich. rcd blood and strong
billions. 1t Is oil the moro so because
thin. watery blood is unnecessary. ns
rich. red blood and strong nerves are
within tho grasp Of c"crvonc.
Phosphatod Iron makes pure blood
Increases the weight and appetite.
drires ava" the blues and those
sleepless nights. stcadies md rsncwa
your nervous energy. makes you feel
like live one once again.
There must he something to It,
Everyone who tries il IS loud In
praise Of rhoephatcd Iron: md Won
To inHure physicians ard their
m TENTS receiving the genuine rhos-
phated Iron II has hnen mt up IN
cnppulcs only. DO not allow dealers
to give You pills or tablets. 1nsis,
on capsules,
C. H. Grcist & Co, and LcaNre rug
e,te,s E,yarvwhora.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-11-14
Kiwanis Club Starts
Movement for Monument
First Organization in the wheeling Dis
triet to Rally to Holdier Boys.

TIL. Wheeling Eiwanis Club has
started hall Ruling for a monument FOR
the lads who arc in the service, Of
Uncle sam" md alsn for all who lost
their lives during the great war. The
Intclligcnccr yesterday. morning told "i
me nrounscd plans of having the MON
unlcnt erected on tho TOP Of Wheeling
nil and Yesterday tho club came across
M the first ursnniza ton to start IN"
bail rolling. .,-. -,
Tho club has asked mo hSSlStahco VI
au other ORGANIZATIONS and will start
tho biu runs within o short time or
as soon as the fla" ban Is lifted IN
the cltT.
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OBITUARY,
Funeral for MrB. o'Day To-day.

Yesterday occurred the death Of Mrs.
Katherine Lally O'Day. wife OF william
ODay. Of this city. RI the family home
ut 1861 Main street. Death was due
to an attack OF pneumonia, which was
preceded by influenza.
Mrs. UDay was the daughter Of Mrs.
Katherine i. and the late Anthony
Lnlly. md was very we'll known In this
city. She was a prominent member or
st. Joscph's Cathedral. she is survived
by her husband and mother. also one
sister. Mrs. O'Mnlicy. Of Grand juno
ton, Col. The death of Mrs. O'Day
was Immediately preceded by the denth
uf her sister. Miss Mary c. Lally.
whose funeral was held Monday after
noon. adding to the extreme sorrow OF
the family.
The funeral will bc held Thursday
morning from the family residence.
Very Rcv. Father q. H. Moyc. V. c..
Will preside at the services. which Will
he private. and private intcrmcnt will
be made IN Mount Calvary.
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FORGET YOUR
RHEUNAT|5 ISM
Not Necessary to Have Your troubles
with You Any Longer

Don't suffer when you can Get -N"u-
trnuc Prescription 30.
. Rhcunntis one Of the most COM
mon ailments is one or tho nhrdrSi lG
cure h.rnuar Of it's being a blood
disease. Any remedy to ~: cfrsc.!vc
must purify the blood md Kidneys
common sense teaches you this.
That II why "Scutr"no freScrip-
,Ion %" IL sn successful. II la com
hinotinn Of blood purifying agents
prepared from the prescription OF a
II relieves those sore, inflemed joints
mud muscles at puts oft the hrc'
!, do,s nil thrsr things restores your
health. makes you happy and free from
PC" Go 10 your druggist today and s e. a
Ph.nna,ism Mail orders filled on
For sale by c. II. Greist & Co., and
leading druggists everywhere.
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Thomas II. Co15er.

Thomas r. Cnsser. formerly OF this
city. passed away Sunday morning In
Lewis county. aged rs years. He was
very we'll known in this vicinity and
In Marshall county. The remains were
brought to Wheeling yesterday and have
bren taken to tho Coocy-Bcntx under
taking establishment on the South Side.
from where the funeral Will be held this
afternoon mt o'clock. IRtermert Will
be made in tho McMcchcn cemetery.
Mr.. Cosser was the son OF the late
Mr.. and Mrs. T. +. COsscr. He is sur
vived BY two sisters: Mrs. Louis MIL
Ter, OF Wheeling. and Mrs. Richard Wat
son. Of Benwood. and four brothers.
WIllInin and David Cosscr OF Wheeling:
James II. Manhood. OF Uenwood. and
Alon3o Cosscr. Of Elyrin, o.
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Every Soldier and Sailor
Will Get His Job Back

NEW YORK. Nov. 1S.-Every Amcri-
can soldier and sailor will find his old
Job awaiting him upon his discharge
from service. according to a statement
Issued here today by Stephen c. Mason.
president Of the National Association Of
Manufacturers.
The outstanding obligation of every
the statement said now
Is TO he really to take back into his
plant the men. who dropped their work
To placc their lives at the disposal Of
tho nation 1t is their plain duty to
have an orcn door 10 return opporlunit.
and prosperity to every American soldier
and sailor who seeks to return to his
former employment and occu pation re-
CARELESS of how tho position may have
been filed during his absence IN the
service of our nation
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n.onr..t. Funeral To-day.

F'unernl services to-day for Mrs. RoSe
L.nprcStc. who's" death occurred Monda!
evening will be- held Thursday hftcr-
noon ut o'clock nj thc family home on
ing ur MI thr G"iicacics OF The season
were ahundanilr given. Music an
dancing ~ we'll rs the merry chatirr ~
the hnrs end their hnstcssr$ made tn"
ola ba frnrk5 ling with youth and. hilhr,
it~ and the serving II the contributed
daintics. crrnpl"trd An evening Of I'M
alleged JOY. Several ~ the young WON;
On Of tho city were especially h"uEhttnl
md invited some OF the boys tn their
homes for dinner. thug proving TINT ihr
hospitality shown hero is not all OF Tn"
unintcrrsing kind. This ind"rd was M
unusual treat fur the lucky ones and The
girls arc Ia hr cnmplirnrntrd upon tho
interest shown and their corporation IN
the grand scheme for the rntcrtainmHnt
Of tho soldiers. Although the train was
late Inst night. this did not In any wa%
Interfere with tho fun. which was even
more freely displayed than On previous
occasions. Another train is expected IN
the city today.
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Mr., nedese-s Funeral To-day.

The funrrnl II MIS-. KUse Annn Kcdc-
ker. wife oC John a. lt"drkrr. who pass
cd away SUNDAY evening following an
ilInnss Of the pnsr several months. will
H.. held from the family HON" nj e2ac
Main street, this morning Mt q o'clock.
Friends Of the family ara. invited to br
present At the services: 1ntcrmrnt VIII
b" made III Mount Calvary cemetery.
Mrs R.drkrr was widely known in
this vicinity. nnd news OF hhr death
proved shock ~ her many frinnLs.
She IL survived b. her husband three
sons and one dauHhtcr. Sergeant }. l..
Rrdcker hss arrived from Camp Bowie.
Tex. 10 be present for the funeral Of his
mnthcr
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Seventeenth street. The Rev. Father
Thomas J: Garrett. of st. J"seph's ca
thrdral. Of which the deceased was
member. will be- In charge and inc inter
ment will be made In Mount ChlFars
cemetery. ..,,5
The death Of Mrs. Loprestc followed
n brief Illness OF influenza and pntumn-
MIA. She was aged - years. she Is
survived by number Of relatives VINO
have the sincere sympathy OF most oi
friends.
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nnharf NNCollius.

cnrriol nispatcn II The lntrIIE"Nccr.
rKEYsi:R. W. Va. H"v. l3.--rrolcss"r
Robert X. Collins aged 6n. former su-
prrintrnd"nt Of schools If Mineral c4um-
~. died this morning. lie cam" 10 Key,
scr In 1897 and filled tn" position a., Io
arhouI. surrrlnt cndrnt for five years. f1c
wrnt TO paws later. whore hc filled a
,tIss H.jrn Kinscy. who survives. He
went 70 washington In. l9 10. where ne
~, rciurnrt1 To Kcyscr in broken health.
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ME- .aertrude A. HhWkina.

Mrs. Grrlrudr Alice Hnwkin9. wifc 1T
B. 4. Hnwkna. Of Huntington. W. W..
passed sway Thursday ut her home. fol-
lowing short illness Of pneumonia. She
was aged 90 years and is survived by
her husband and Infant daughter: also
her parents Mr.. and Mrs. George Hop
wood of Mannin Eton: two sisters and
four brothers. including Mrs. Hnrrirt
Love Snmucl and Alfred Hopwood. all
OF Wheeling.
The funeral was held Sunday from tho
homo Of her parents. md tho body was
Inferred In lhr Huntington cemetery.
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WILKES .NtHRE. Pa; Nov la.1E33 %
cnn,,nnndrr of Ricketts, battery Of ne
rirst Tcnnsyivania lish, artillery w El,,,l,
"f G",tyburs died today at ,i ms E"un, !,
Try l%nc At Lake u rinnSR a: an or,ii,ry
ntrir.r during III" entire Civil war.
In lSSG he was the Democrntie nom',
,,r tnr lieutenant governor Of tho state
and twi, years later declined INC ho'il
wasn member OF the Gettysburg mln-
tary committee.
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TlCSa Funeral.

Yesterday morning from tho residence
If his sister. Mrs. Jospch Hildcrbrand.
at 1919 Jucnb street. was held tho
funeral of Jacob Elgns. we'll known res,
idcnt Of South Wheeling. who passed
away Monday. following PREF 1!smES ch
Rnv rather william Hall Of the Churcn
~ the immaculate Conception. WAS IN
~ Of tho services. which was fol-
loved Nv intcrmcnt Mt Mount Calvary
rCnptcry
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OFFICES TO BE MOVED.

PARkERSHURG. W. Va. Nov: 10
Announcements was made here today by
the board Of commerce that inc genera
LARGEST oil company, with one execution
In thc United States will he moved from
Sistnrsriile, west Virginia. 70 this city:
For many years the general offices ut
1900 At sistcrsyille from which place
as head quarters it managed its vast
properties in this state.
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WONEN'S MOTOR
CORP5FORM|ED
WOMEN VOLUNTEER TO AID IN
MANY LINES OF WORK
HERE.
Social Affairs Arc Not NUMEROUS
According to "Flu" Epidemic.

The executive committee OF the lncei
Re-! Cross in session yesterday sane
toned the plans Formulated by the OF
ficcrs Of the Womcn's Motor Corps.
While the official registration blanks
and jn1iEnias have not yet arrived from
WashiREton.. valuable service has Deem
rendered the local chapter since Novem-
Der l, when the service. was first put
into operation.
While II was thu desire Of the off,
ccrR to have or coll Mt all times one or
moro machines a day. the present cpl
dcmic of Influenza has created need
for many more voluntrcers. and the OF
ficcrs arc taking advantage of this op-
portunity to plead to the patriotic wom-
en- motor car drivers to sign up for one
half or one whole days service at least
until the epidemic subsidies.
Our public health physician assures
us there il no posS!hl" danger OF con-
tagion in participating in this worthy
service.
The strength Of our public nurses
must nc conserved If their physical
strength is 10 hold out 10 the end. and
tho amount Of strength unnecessarily
| wncted In walking from one patient 10
another Is obvious.
While. the Womcns Motor Corps is
! composed or women VINO operate 1HclI
! own cars. tho services of machines drir-
| en- b. chnuffnurs are also gratefully ac-
ceptcd in this emergency, and any pat
| roto women willing; 10 place either
| her services or those or her car ut the
disposal OF the Red Cross please no.
| tify Mrs. Charles O'Bricn. Howard
Apartments.
Tho officers Of the Women's Motor
| Corps are Mrs. Charles O'I1r!cn, Mrs. Il.
| e Fields an Mrs. Vim. Round. md the
members OF the corps. including those
giving active or emergency service are:
Mesdames II. r. Fields. Earl ADAMS,
Dwight Wagner. Eugene Hildreth. Hen
| ~ Russell, Jr.. II. r. Bradley. r. H.
/ Kitchen. Roy NRilor. Jos. Spcidc! w J..
Stoop. Frank Schmidt w. J. Rankcn.
Mary Weaver. Coo. NJ Eankirk. NJ. nar-
nard. Merit. Franzheim; Misses Helen
Cromwell. Angola McFnddcn. Helen
| Ridglcy. Ethel Me:znrr. Eva F,grrI"r.
! Adelaide Schockey. Dorothy B"nns. Mary
| Dudley. Jean Ward. .Ad"l;a Ward. Kath-
crinc Rcistcr. Mary Alexander. Angela
| CT milf. Rur"rthn Blum. Pauline lIcu-
ter. Henrietta Fair. Sarah Whitaker.
Ecttic ITaz'ctt.
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Mrs Mccormick Funeral.

Yesterday morning ut II O'Clock from
the undertaking rarlors Of Frank
Schroeder was hold the funeral Of Mrs.
Katherine Mccormick. widow OF the lote
Martin Mccormick. aged IS years. who
died Sunday in the North Wheeling hos
pital. The services were brief and were
followed BY private intermcnt at Mount
Calvary cemetery.
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Enoroo r. weIS

George c. W"iS. former resident nf
this city. died Saturday in Cleveland.
O., following: n short illness. TIn WAS
tho son Of Mrs Knlhrrln" md the lnte
!. ". WciS. and wnS very we'll known In
Wheeling and vicinity. Besides his
mother. hr Is survived hy one sister,
Mrs Charles Hartman. "f Pleasant VAT
10y: and onc brother. Hurry. OF South
Wheeling The body was brought to
this city md privat" int"rmcnt was
made il, the Peninsula cemetery
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-11-14
CAUGHT ANOTHER
TERRIBLE COLD?
Relieve 1t Quickly With DR.. Bell S
Pine-Tar-Honey.

Don't say you're going to let 1t wear
itself out. It's just as liable to be-
come chronic. And them?
The balsamic ingredients OF DIR.
Bells Pine.Tar-Honcy help 10 sooth
the tickle. the healing ingredients help
nature to scatter the phlegm-conGes.
ton. and happy, comfortable RELIEF
soon follows.
Coughs due 10 grippe. bronchitis,
and aSthema also are relieved. And at
a very trifing cost for DIR. Bells Pine.
.Tar.Honev is very economical. Try it.
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rnnorsl For mrs. Burke Today.

This afternoon ut 2:30 o'clock. tuner.
nj services will he held In the family
home. 2I22 Main street. for Mrs. Emma
(schncidcrl Burke. wife Of Albert Bur
l;lc. aged. a years. who 0assed away
nf 81 Johns Protestant church. Will
onlficintc. with private intermcnt In
Greenwood.
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psat rrnorn1 ,rodav

Tho funeral ~ Harry T. West. son Of
Mr. md Mrs David West. who died sun
day ut the Ohio Valley General hospital.
death resulting from injuries received
in an accident last w""k. waa hold yes
to-day morning from the family homo
on South Eoff street \ largo number Of
tho friends ~ the family were present
for tho services Tho Roy Father VIII
liam Hall. pastor Of tn" Church NJ tho
Imma culatc Nonccption. az which tho de-
ccnsnd was n member. was In charge.
Intcrm"nt was made In Mount Calvary.
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r,ouip wilhelm.

Louis wilhelm. nEcd 81. Lifelong tcs,-
,o,-, 'f wheeling. and for the past sew
cru wears a resident Of Market street.
died in the North Wheeling hoSpitaf la3I
venting of Influenza pneumonia. lie
WAS admitted 10 tn" institution on NOV
t,,r NJ rriatiyrs in tho Wheeling district.
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Holte NhaAnniaa

At 4 O'CLOCK yesterday afternoon pri-
Anthony Noltc. aged o. years. who
passed away last Thursday in Pitts
hurEh. the services hrlnR held ut Mount
Calvary cemetery. where the intcrmrnt
was made. Only the relatives and few
very intimate friends were present.
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Otia WILLIAMS,

CHARLESTON. W. Va. NOV; In I;II
i;o,,,u stnt,. rcrd commissioner Is dead
al e'@i his home home ut MarIin,"n. Commission,
rr Williams was not able to attend inc
funeral of hi. brother. he having rec
entity been quite III with Influenza. II"
is r,,v In SIorgantuWn.
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Victory Meeting.

The young ladies of ST. Lukr's church
who have organized n Victory club held
a very interesting meeting last evening
At the homo of Miss Carrie Copp. on
South Penn street Plans that wore
most enthusiastic and thorough were
made fer the present campaign und n
Social hour. followed by tho serving Of
dainty lunch. was enjoyed. Those who
compose tn" club are: Misses: Mary
Stephens. Virginia Worvcy. Louise
Bloomfield Virginia Wicsling. Elizabeth
Rose IT"l"n Bloomfield. Eleanor Scatter
day, Dorothy Klvcs and Carrie Copp.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-11-14
ALLIED WAR FLEET
AT C0NSTANTINOPLE

LONDON, Nov. 1s.-The allied fleet
arrived of Constantinople today. having
passed through the Dardanelles, Tues
day the admiralty announces.
British and Indian troops occupying
the forts paraded as the ships passed.