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New-York tribune., 1918-03-16
Hertling Islands or
Fall" on Franchise
Says He Has Given His Word
and Prussian Equality Meas
ure Must Pass
ure Must Pass

AMSTERDAM, March 15.--"I stand
or fall with the bill for the equal
franchise. | have pledged my word,
and never in my life have l broken it,"
Thus Count Won Hertling, the Impe-
rial German Chancellor, is quoted by a
correspondent in Berlin as having re-
piled to question regarding the
Chanccllor's intentions in the event OF
the Prussian franchise bill being re-
jected
New-York tribune., 1918-03-16

Bolsheviki. The terms imposed by the
Central Powers in the peace treaty
with Russia and the advance of leu
tonic troops into the Ukraine, however,
compelled the Bolshevki to give up
their campaign
New-York tribune., 1918-03-16
Russo-Ukraine
Peace Conference
At kieu Reported

AMSTERDAM, March 13.-The open
ing of peace negotiations at Kiev be-
tween Russia and the Ckraine is re-
ported in a Vienna dispatch to the
"Vossische Zeitung" Of Berlin.
The Ukrainian Rada, the dispatch
says. will meet soon to ratify the
peace treaty with the Central Powers.
The government set up in the Ukraine
after its declaration of independence
from Russia was opposed as bourgeois
by the Bolsheviki, who sent troops to
support Bolsheyik movement in the
Ukraine. A number Of battles was
fought, and K,ey was captured by the
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1918-11-23
Personals.

Earl Bryan and ]. z. Wood were
business visitors in Fairmont Thurs
day.
Mrs .Rebecca Kisuer has purchased
the Howard Shaver property in the
rear OF the Baptist church and moved
there Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs orIey W. Morgan re-
turned this week form several days
visit In Pittsburgh.
Finley oakes was business visitor
in Fatrmont Wednesday evening.
Mrs. Sandy Han. or ETerson, was
shopping in Worthington on Monday
Afternoon.
]. 81. Glenn, who has been working
here as blacksmith for several
months, has removed TO AnnabeIEe;
wheer he has accepted Q position.
G. w Watson sof near A1nabelte.
va stTansacting business here I1itlays
s. .. Sturm was q recent business
visitor IN Shiunston.
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To Visit Son.

To Visit Son.
SIr. and Mrs. James A. Meredith
cave next week for Lake Geneva,
Wis, to spend the Thanksgiving re
less with their son, Jamison Mere
dith, VINO is student at the North
western Military and Naval academy.
To Entertain District Secretary.
The Woman's Foreign Missionary
:ciety Of the First N. e. church will
Get on Tuesday afternoon at 2:30
clock at the home Of Mrs. ]. L. Hall
800 CASTOR avenue with Mrs. Mar
.al Ogden and Mrs. Hele nPhillips
assistant hostesses. Mrs. G. w.
.awEins, OF Warrington district, sec
etary Of the Morgantown district. will
ne present to address the society
!ars. T. ". Fleming will direct the
study hour. Members are asked to
return the quarters recently given
them by Mrs. Levi Harr with "ac'
crued interest" the money realized to
go to a recently established orphan
age.
Miss Irma Lumiens entertained a
number Of her friends last evening at
her home in Ridgely avenue the event
being styled a Victory party which
event had been promised her friends
after an allied victory had been
achieved. Miss Lumiens and other
members of her family are natives OF
Belgium and the victory has special
significance to them.
The guests last night included a
number Of the hoStesses' fellow en-
pIoyes at the ]. NJ. Hartley and Co.
store and they were entertained after
the manner OF Belgian customs. The
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1918-11-23
LOCAL SOCIAL EVENTS

guests included the Misses Jane Mont
gomery, Ella Snider. Mary and Rose
Byrue, Elizabeth Hunsaker, Laura
robinson, Blanche Price, Eleanor
Straight, Adelaide Pfnuell, Kate Nc
MILAN. Christina Story, Mrs. Clarence
StatIer and Mrs. Roy Cotter.
on Extended Visit
Mrs. G. B. Moore and daughter,
Miss Katharyr and son, Paul. left last
night for Wilmington, Del, on an ex-
tended visit to the formers sisters,
Mrs. Thos. Dickinson and MIS- Ed
ward Berry. Mrs. Moore and son viii
return the first OF the year and Miss
Moore will make a longer visit there.
= =
Enjoyable Event.
One of the most enjoyable events In
church circles for some time was the
reception of First NJ. E. church, south,
last evening at which members Of the
CONGREGATION were hosts honortng the
new presiding elder Of the district,
the Rev. A. NJ Martin. and the return
ed pastor, the Rev. R. ]. Yoak. and
their respective families. The honor
guests with members Of the Official
board received the guests on their ar.
rival and they were later entertained
with an informal program on which a
male quartette composed Of DR.. G. NJ.
Ramage; H. T. Jones, Dayton Mayors
and Carl YoSt figured prominently.
Mrs. Dalton Simon and Miss Nell Dou-
gan rendered piano selections and
brief addresses were made by both
Rev. STR. Martin and the Rev. Mr..
.Yoak. Refreshments were served dur
ing the evening by the women OF the
church.
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PERSONALS

Miss Mary Eta Bishop and Mis-
Mildred Reed went to EIkins yes
terday to spend few days with the
formers brother, r. w Bishop anC
family.
Born on Friday to Mr.. and Mrs
W. D.. Hall at their home on Mt
Vernon avenue. d daughter. Mr.
Hall is employed with the NJ. v. T
Company. Mrs. Hall was formerly
Miss Gertrude McDonougn.
w. L. Gooding, B. & o. conductor
IS i'll from pneumonia a this home
on Field street. His daughter, Miss
Afadge, who has been i'll is recov'
er1ng.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jas. r. Linn are
here from Cleveland, O.. to spend
several weeks with relatives.
Mrs. E. H. Henderson OF Fourth
street is recovering from an Illness
from influenza.
Mrs. Jennie Engle has returned
from Wheeling where she had spent
several days with her daughter
Mrs. Harry Bobson. and Family
Harry He1ntzleman WAC mas been
here on a visit to his father. n. L
Heintzelman and family left last
night for Lake Geneva, Wis. to re
sumo his studies at the Eorthwes'
tern Military and Naval Academy
Oliver A. Wood, manager OF the
FaIrmont Window Glass CO.. IS IN
Washington, D. c., attending a
meeting OF glass manufacturers OF
the National War Service Board.
Mr.. Wood is representative from
the state on the board.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. ". Nutter and
family Of Wallace. ". Va. are the
guests Of NJ. W. Ogden and family
for a few days.
Mrs. c. W. Gretizner OF Western
port, Nd, is the guest OF her sis
tiers in law, Mrs. J. N. Altman and
Miss Eta Gretzner at their home in
this city.
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Worthington
Returned to Asylum.

Howard Hess, VINO has been an in
mate of the hospital for the insane at
weston for several years, ran away
from the institution several weeks
ago and came to Worthington. He
seemed to be all right for some time,
but the first Of this week he began
to act badly and the authorities at
weston were notiaed to come and get
him, as he was becoming dangerous.
An attendant came on Thursday at
ternoon and took him back to the
asylum.
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The Flu Situation.

There seems to have been fare
back in the flu situation and there are
more new cases at present than there
were at any time previous. The re-
ports give atleast fourteen new cases
this week. Among those are the en-
tier family Of W. II. Doty, A. w.
Brown, Carl Brooks. Maxine and Mar
Gus Barbe Mrs. w. R. Collins and
two children.
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Evening Chat

Thanksgiving day "a not far on and
turkeys are making an appearance IN
the ctty-fine fellows at that-at a
fine price. vel know. But we don't
nave turkey every day in the week SO
lust toes a fifty cent piece In jar
each day and by the time turkey day
arrives, you'll have enough for good
sized one. Some people say they can't
possibly eat a whole turkey so they
prefer chicken. There really isn't
much 6iRerence-tn tact some people
Ike the chicken taste best Is there
anybody in your house expert in the
lob of roasting a chicken? We've got
somebody In our family who is the
best master Of that job ever knew
No doubt you've got somebody in your
family equal master OF the job. Have
Won ever tasted chicken which was
delicfously tender az through with
creamy gravy all about it and smooth
brown taste, with no sign OF a tough
outer skin and with even the legs just
good, good, good! That's some chick
en-! And not many women know how
- cook one that way Either the Skin
Is dry and hard or the meat itself
has cooked till tasteless, OF the gravy
Is Tar from creamy OF there are few
other things the matter with it, diff
cult to describe. Tie to the lady who
can cook turkey or chicken right this
Thanksgiving. If you haven't got
such a lady-have pork chops!
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"a ThIa liz

We hear much Of love to God. Christ
spoke much OF love to man. We make
q great deal Of peace with heaven.
Christ made much OF peace on earth.
Religion Is not a strange or added
Thing; but the Inspiration Of the stcu-
lar life. the breathing Of an eternal
spirit through this temporal world.
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A BALTIMORE PHYSICIANS
THANKFUL FOR THE intro
DUGHON OF NOXZElIA=
Noxzema Chem. Co.
Baltimore, Nd,
Gentlemen:

Gentlemen:
Just line to thank you for intro
ducing Noxzema. It's soothing. healing,
ACTION on burned, Initiated, itching or
inEIamed skin is truly wonderful; and
as remedy for eczema, its value Is
supreme. It's a double pleasure to
prescribe and endorse It
Noxzema Skin Cream IS offered to
the people OF FairmonS strictly on It's
msrfts and The Crane Drug Co. H
q DRUG Co, are authorised to refund
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1918-11-23
Placing New Pole.

The Monongahela Valley Traction
company are replacing the old poles
in town with new ones. The old ones,
put up eleven OF twelve years ago,
were about rotted OF at the top Of
the ground and were becoming dan
gerous.
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Man and Hln EaIth.

Faith Is the .substratum Of Nfe: so
That = nan win be as he believes. and
I'm believe ~ 10 nves.rWn. II 9ay-
La -7.g .r,-;;sS4,a-.
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rs sAFETY AmOSS

Mrs. jacob F. Jackson, OF Ridge1y
Evenues has received e cahlesram
announcing that be has arrived s4seIy
pm the other side. Sergeant Jackson
rs Ia service for about q year at
70 Shelby.
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Home baked Pies and Pastries. Boy
er's Restaurant ADV.
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Dressed Chickens, Squads and Tur-
keys at Robb & Kramer's.-Adv.
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Home bGkedP1s ana Pastries. Boy.
ersa Restaurant ADV.
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Turkeys, nice and plump at Robb
Kramer's-.Adv.
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Easu had pours.h Upon !. a IN the
cark. he exerted every ounce OF
strength In what he thought was the
struggle for bis very life. The morr-
ing was approaching, and stIll the
wrestlers continued. Jacob not know
ing st was Jehovah manifest IN hu-
nan form. This IS the second Crisis
In Jacobs life. He did not dare to
enter the promised land under TIE con-
troll OF his seIfsuRcieney; his selfish
VII must be broken: his Jacob-nature
must be changed God humbled him
By dislocatinE his thigh. When thus
humbIed. he suit wrestling and eung
TO God. He got the blessing when he.
conscious Of his weakness, laid hold
Of God.
4 Jacob gets 4 new name ". 2s).
He was no longer Jacob, the sup
planter: but ISRAEL, a prince Of God.
His new name was given him after
he had a new nature. He came face
10 face with God. and face to face
with himself, and fought the battle to
q finish. we must have the new ma
tCre before we can enter the place Of
blessing. Jacob came to realize that
he had been struggling with God. for
he called the place ''Peniel." which
means 'faee to face with God"
III. Jaeob Meets Esau Cs3:1.l1j.
God had evidently wrought with
Esuu. for when Jacob approached him
the sting OF bitterness was gone II
vas not Jacobs scheninE that re-
moved ESau's anger, but the action OF
the Supernatural upon his heart. At
Jabbok Jacob got right with God so
when he met Esau It was an easy
matter to get right with him. When
So are right with God 1t Is an easy
natter to get right with our brother.
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.LEssoN EoR NoVEMBER q
.JAcoe Alp EaAu REcoNcILEp.


LESSON TExT-Geaesis &S:1-I.
GOLDEN TEXT-A Sofs answer tuFneth
sway Wrath.-ProverbS 15:L
DEVOTIONAL EEsADIN6-PSaiu4S %.
ADDITIONAL BEATERIAL-GsneSls 93-
Sn2&
From Bethel. Jacob went to Psdan-
oram to his mothers people. Here he
served Laban for twenty yeacs-four-
teen years for his wives and six years
4or certain wages. In his dealings
With Laben he finds his nnsteh-two
schemers get together-@ diamond cuts
diamond"
/. Jacob Departs for Canaan 81:
1121).
The tine had come for Jacob to
70 back TO his Eindrca IN the land Of
Canaan. The Lord Instructed him SO
70 do ". 49,. Though going forward
urder the direction Of God. his jacob
nature caused hlm to take clandestine
leave Of Laban. When Labaa realized
The situation he went IN hot pursuit,
but God appeared unto him In dream
and warned him against any act Of We
olence toward Jacob They formed a
compact and Laban returned home.
H.. Jacob on the way (chapter S2)
LaDan's return freed Jacob from
fbe enemy who was pursuing him from
hettnd, but he faced a more fermlda-
BE one In the person Of Esau.
/. Jacob meeting the angels ". ID.
Two camps Of angels met him to
give him tho assurance that God would
be with him according to his premise.
Notwithstanding this, he continued to
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Squads and Turkeys at Robb e Kra.
mer's.-AdE.
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rs an5 1ufkeys 4 Ro6b 6 KFa-
EAdEs
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Uy REY. p. b FTTZWATER, D. D..
Teacher 0f EnG1i1h Bible IA the Moody
Btble Institufe Of ch8eaeo)
cspgztEhL 1s1s Westen NewsptpsE
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Earl Bryan and ]. z. Wood were
business visitors in Fafrmont Th1rs-
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Mr.. and Mrs. c. W. Nutter and
family Of Wallace, ". Va. are the
guests OF NJ. W. Ogden and family
for a few DAYS.
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Mrs. c. ". Gretizner OF westerns
port, Nd, is the guest OF her sis
tiers in law, Mrs. J. NJ. Altman and
Miss Eta Gretzner at their home in
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-10-03
ISLANDERS" OFF SOON
FOR PARKWAY POST
Wheeung's Pride VIII Leave on Long
Journey within
Few Days.

The good ship Islander. the fast and
speedy boat recently rebuilt and COM
plcted. will leave the port OF Wheeling
in a few days for Fort Benton, Mont.
with Il cargo OF Erindst0nCs.
The boat is fuclcd and provisionHd
for the long trip, of 4.Ono miles, and as
soon as the command u! 'let 60 is
given BY Commodore Tom Wilson tho
Islander will turn her nose down tho
Ohio and the evcntful Journey Will
begin.
Natty new uniforms will be worn by
the crew and everything will be in ship
shape fashion. exactly like the ocean
liners.
Tc islander will be commanded Ivy
Commodore Tommy Wilson. with Oscar
Schenerlein OH the opposite watch;
Claet Shrocs is general manager and his
assistant Is r. r. rcrkins: Charles
Adams is engineer and brownie the l:Ad
HEAVIER. while Peacock" Morrison will
run tho phonuEraph. Hen Halliday ~
steward. assisted by two walters and
ono cook. The deck crew Will consist
Of four roustahuuts and two p"rtcrs.
This Is the first voyage In Fort Ben
ton from this port since 1872. and will
rcrivo navigation between the Two
DointS
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-10-03
1t. Hi|dreth Says Our
Soldiers Like the War

The following excerpts taken from
letter received by local relative or
Lieutenant W. $. Hildrcth. formerly or
this city and son Of DR.. and Mrs. Eu-
gene Hildrcth. now Of Charles Town. w.
Va. will be read with interest by the
numerous friends Of the family in this
city. Lieutenant Hildrcth is in the
field artillery. now stationed some
where al tho front:
Things ccrtainy look fine in regard to
war. really think that this party may
he over by the fall Of 1919. II all hangs
on the ship proposition. so far ms q can
See, and the ship proposition is GER
tainly improving. The interesting thing
about the Amcr ican soldiers is the way
he growlS. II" ErowlY when he gets is
sued three packages Of Bull Durham in
stead of two. He growls when the COM
pany next To him gets duughnuts and
hn doesn't get any. His coffee Is either
TOO sweet or not sweet enough. But II
You take him and march him twenty
miles and bring him In then. cold and
hungry, he never whimp"rs. ii" Erow!S
about tho little things. but the biz ones
he tuk"a as jocks
Lieutenant Hildrrth Went ""ver in
June while his brother Richard is also
on the either side" with another
brother. Eugene. stationed in the ofh-
GERS training culnp III Camp Lee. VA
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thing mf ;.rst imrnr;ancn that should be
uu,Icrtakr,, hy lhr Wheeling chamber
81 tnlumG"rc" /" improve trad" condl.
,u,rs and opportunities in your own
lin. II hIIS::''SS"
$,r",.d--WIa;. as a citizen. do YOU
hrll"y.. tn. Wh"rlinG Chamber Of '"m-
,n.r... should undertake" first for the
e"ni Of IT,: city ut largo
Th'S.: :Lr, I" II" answered In wTi,lnE
hy tn, ,urmlrrs rnd from the replies
tin. program a. work t'r III" chamber
for tho year will b. mail" up. Several
nf those i:r"ii? meetings viii hr held
daily for tn: succeeding six days and
whom ;h";. are concluded and The T'Ie*-
iinnna:rrs returned = driln!tc iI"a or
th.. vtrws "f tho membership VIII have
been secured ard from these very ag-
srrs:;y, and progressive program can
b" rnapr",l uut.
Ell1u;s were also mailed out yesterday
fur lh. primary election Tor tho noTnI-
:!nn at dIrnc.ors These arc 70 he
r.;-.sucd q; :, specified time when the
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-10-03
NO 5LACkERS IN
CENTER DISTRICT.
LIBERTY LOAN WORRIES hhh
AFTER RESIDENTS
FocT" IN PRECINCT NO. Il
Sny There Is No Room for Loan SLACK
crs-Ravo an Honor Roll for
Bond Buyers.

In i.r.rinr, 49,. Il C"nlrr district
TIN. following notice has hccn altacn"u
Iu Ih,. honor rolls ON display at I'M
unrinnt points in that precinct:
ON the ahnV.. honor rull ara persons IN
,h,, S.iuarr huuuhci by the west sid" "
Market street. h"tw'rn Tw"nt! -t"urth
and 'rw"uly-iifth streets. Ia thu. cast sue
Of Main street hrlwr'rn Twcnty-I0uTth
and Tw"nIy-nfth streets. Those persons
Iivln. in the above square. whose names
do not appear, hav" either not purchased
Liberty E"ndS. or if they haEH' purchased
Liberty LANDS through Il l'ank or mill
whrr,. they work. have failed /" nav"
their names properly recorded. 7" pre-
vent any doubt as 10 whether you arr
Il Stacker nr not. Present your fcrcipl.
if your nam" docs not appear above. l"
the solicitor WIN has chnrg" or this dis
trcI. and whose duty il is To have your
name appear on the above list.
LEON LEONARD.
+. w. HOME,
Solicitors.
There is M room in this precinct Tor
slackers. so get your name listed today.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-10-03
First Meeting Held for
Chamber Of Commerce
Thursday, Oct. 3, 1913

Grnup meetings -; tn. MEMBERSHIP 81
~, urw ci,aul"r ~ commerce" /" "ui-
I,s~.a plan Of work f"r IN" "T,'tiuHl-
,;.:a were started yesterday by tho
N..mrir::- ,:'y 3'!rralu staff men in
rl%r..r If tir. work II Installation and
4r:.aniZ:, tinn aud :n'.s.. meetings Will ha
%.ry much IL 'y,i"uc" during the wei;
comm. ru'iuG yesterday.
The first !G'".:in:e WIS held E.'"i' r'i:tH
-n,rrr,inS and :nur w'ery heal daring he
afternoon. ami u; r.,.'h rtu"n interest WAS
,li,nIa,rd i.r ih. members attending. y.
ti..>:.. meetings each iir.nihrr WIS given
:. shoe. M wh.,! WERE printed 'w" .iii'':'-
IONS r..adinS rs follows.
rIr.-;-Wha;. IN your opinion. Is ihc
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-10-03
Fairmont Hotel Man Visits
Local Food Administrator

r. r O'Nc;l OF tHirmont. hotel and
restaurant organizer for the food hd-
ministration. paid an administrative
visit to the loyal food offices and was
in conference with the officials ycster-
day.
The hotel and restaurant division or
the food adminiStrati ton is we'll organized
and more are coming in every day. Very
few violations Of the food regulations
have been reported since this division
was first organized.
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.(Buy Liberty Bonds)-
Will Entertaiu,

Miss Elizabeth Miller will entertain
the enrmhrrs Of her club l"-m"rr"" al
her home on F.off street. hotlorlhE Ahe
occasion If her 10th birthday. Games
and dancing will occupy the greater part
of the evening and At n scasonahic hour
q dainty luncheon will be served by the
hostess.
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list OF those nominated will hr male
mp and then thu haIlotS sent cut for
tho election.
Much detail work is n"rrssary in con-
n"ctlon with these activities. bu, nr.rv-
thing is moving along Smpur his. and
when 1t is all completed. Wheeling will
have chamb,T OF commerce abreast or
th' times and equipped To take care Of
The Important work that Will fall upon
IL
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-10-03

The Feast of 81. Francis. will be c"le-
bratcd at ST. Alphonsus church tn-mpr-
row with Il requiem high mass WITH
bishop Donahue officiating. Priests
from all the different Catholic churches
aver the city will take part in the cerc-
niony and the boys of the school Will
render n special song service.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-10-03
Euchre Party.

The evening in the school hall the
Mullen Division No. > y. -. r.. will hold
Il progressive .cuchr". l'rlzeS VIII DC
awarded ~ The gentleman and lady win
ming the highest number Of games and
q door prize will also BE- given. Nfter
tho cuchrc home made cakes and can
dies will hc sold anu everyone is asked
10 come and help tho cause.
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SOUTH SIDE ak ak
Bow Injured

e Paul The year old son Of Mr.. and
yrs Thomas Smythe. of Chaplinc street.
met with 4 peculiar accident EeSterua'
afternoon. when he tell from ms nicFcie'
striking his head upon the sluc"aiN'
II was feared that tho accident m'Sht
result in concussion Of the ora,h ou'
later REPORTS says that the injury Will
NOT prove serious.
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Sunshine Club.

Both the Sunshine and Boys Clubs
will resume their weekly meeting this
week. meeting respectively on Friday
and Wednesday afternoon. in tho class
rooms Of the Kings Daughters Day
Nursery All th"se who wish to- join
these clubs should send in their names
al once and attend the first business
meeting.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-10-03
George Smith on the Job

George Smith. known as tho official
cnor-brar"r nr Obi" county. viii be On
the lob today, and will lead the military
funeral for the three Wheeling boys
whose funeral will be hrld tomorrow.
Mr.. Smith will hc nj the head Of IN"
column with his cnlurs aL half-mast.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-10-03

4 number of the young Indies of the
South SideS will avail themselves Of the
opportunity OF taking French lessons
al the y. ". -. 4. which are being
given by Madame Colcn. This is splen-
did chance for ali those who desire TO
take conversational French and the timo
given; To study will not DC regretted,