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The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1918-07-26
Light Rains. Help
Droughs0yer State

Portland. July ss.--Modsrats tenn.
peratnres prevailed In western and
northern districts and high temper
'atures were general in otahsr portions
Of the state. according to the weekly
summary Of weather crop and condi.
tions imued BY the weather bureau.
Excepting showers In . few localities
the drought remained unbroksn un-
III the closing days Of the week.
when light rains occurred In west.
ern Oregon and late crops 10 non.
irrigated sections we're still suffering
from moisture. While there was .
reported scarcity Of tabor ths farmers
are combinias forces end owing %
the short crop yislds ere enabled -
keep their work up 70 the avsraes
for the season. Thsfe was . supsr.
abundance Of sunshine and some dan.
age was caused by disleeasing winls
in northsastsrn countjes.
Barley harvest b wsll aioas II tAs
northsrn tiss oe eesntiss wleh epees
70 fair Yields. aal Will pseset1y -,
GIN this week u L6ae eeon(y. ~
crops Of winter oats are bsiag cut
In Lane and Marsoa seuleiss. but
spriag wheat. also. b II p6oe s1Avs
Eeneraily. We fiiling unsatiofhsssss
lily and being burnt badly By the hot.
dry winds. Winter wheat and re
harvest proersDsd\ rapil1y and
thrsshino Of the latter GREG vljI be.
gIa shortly 10 the willamseoe, valley.
whils. the yield does NOT appear ID
be up to the average. In some sec.
tions prospects are somewhat better
than expected. The hot weather has
been condueivs 70 The growth. Of seraI
and the crop has done well under
proper cultivation. but has not arriv.
Cd at . staGs whore rain b nesdsd
to make good Yields.
Some late fields Of timothy are
being cut but asjds iron this the oea.
sral hay crop b practically ail cath.
cred. The sseouA crop of Alfalfa III
we'll started whore irriGatiea \ pos-
sibis. but water b gstting scarce Tor
this purpess. Thsrs has bssa uttie!
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1918-07-26

do anything worth WHILE said Mrs.
Amelia Mann. wife Of q we'll known
farmer living on r. r. d. No 2. o.
den. Utah. rscsntly. In . statement
that ID beth Interesting and remark.
able
Mrs. Mann Il the mother Of ~
children. and altho 81 years OF age.
she says she feels many years youn.
ger now. Continuing. she said
II commenced suffering with ston..
ach trouble sixteen years ago and
gradusily kept getting worse until
seven or eight years ago. when ! had
. spoil that laid ne up Tor nine o.
ten weeks. simply suffered agony
and from then % began having such
terrible pains In and about my stom.
ach st times. that could hardly stand
Il. ! would Get IN al kinds Of posi.
tions trying 20 get son,e ease. but the
only way could get any relief was
70 lay hard on my stomach. and Tor
two wseks I never slept two houra q
night. was under treatment several
timss. and tried all kinds Of medi'
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1918-07-26
TO maxi.
The Skin WHITE
HOW TO MAKE A CREAMY LEMON
BEAUTY LOTION At HOME FOR
A FEW CENTS

Your grocer has the lemons and
any drug store or toilet counter will
supply you with three ounces Of or.
chard white for few cents. Squeeze
the Juice Of two fresh lemons into q
bottle. then, put In the orchard white
And shake we'll. This makes a quar-.
Ter pint Of the very best lemon skin
~hitensr and complexion beantifier
known. Massage this fragrant.
creamy lotion daily into the facc.
neck. arms and hands and Just zee
how freckles. tan. sallowness. red.
nsss and 'roushnsss disappear and
how smooth. soft and white the skin
becomes. Yes! II 10 harmless. and
the beautiful results will surprise
you.-Adv.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1918-07-26
Hopes Women Will
Adopt This Habit
b.. Is Well As Men


/ Happy. bright. siert--vigorous ana
vtvacious--s good clear skin: Q naturs
eoay complexion and freedom from III
noss are assured only BY clean. healthy
blood. II only every woman and like
wlse every man could realize the won
isrs Of the morning inside bath. what
Q gratifying change would take place
Instead Of the thousands Of sickly
'anaen,ic. looking men. women and giris
With pasty or muddy complexiona: H.
stsad Of the multitudes oe nerve
vrocks." rundowns." brain fagE" and
ipossimists W should see Z virile. fopti
01Dtic throng Of rosy checked people
| everywhere.
An inside bath II had By drinking,
eesh morning before breakfast. . glasa
q real hee wstsr with teaspoonful ol
llusstoae phosphate IN Il 70 wash from
~ stomach. liver. kidneys and ten
yards Of bowels the previous day'a In.
dlosstible waste. sour fermsntations
and polsoss. thus cleansing. sweetsn.
lag and frsshening the entire alimen.
tasy canal before putting more food
Into the stomach. y4
Those subject to sick headache. bill.
loaDness. nasty breath. rheumatism.
eoads: and particularly those who have
. Dallid. sallow complexiea ana who
- nnn.es~~H~A. v>s,, ~Sv>~ -
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1918-07-26

Equity No. ess.

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The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1918-07-26
At the 1heaters

Bssiaaias teASy. the nasaifissat
Cecil B. Dsllills beeductiea Of ''I1e
whispsring Chores" ~ Artseaft
picture In which an unexamplea ar'
ray OF cinema players are featured.
Will bs the attractten ct the otAs
thsater. and sontinus until SATURDAY
The stamp Of popular approval plaesd
upon this picture In all parts Of the
country has been most enthusiastic
and IL prsssntatien at the oear the
atre promises 70 prove ~ epeeA -
the history Of that heuss The ~.
ture d one Of exceptional dramatic
power and IL heart appeal 4 ~.
usually compelling. lts tAene \ oe
the xolassaus order OF realism aad
the development Of the plot Of .
high standard Of artistry. Puhlle
interest In the prsseatatioa equals
u II does not Tar surpa0 that soevn
in any picture q this thsatsr feg
many Seasons.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1918-07-26

cinss. and still got no relief and whsa
they told Ne could never ct vel
without m operation I felt that ~
trouble must b. very ssrious. q,
- used 70 weigh i7s. pounds. but
I kept talling off until ! GOT 70 ~
very thin. when began takiao
Taniae. about two months ago. jest
weighed l3S pounds. but now weigh
iso- have sainsd IS pounds-ssd
am stiil gaining. I can eat most aay.
thing ] want without II hurting ~
and seldom ever have Q pain e
any kind. tel slmost like Q GIRL
again. and while am 81 ysars OF
ase ! can Do q much house work -
,ots Of women Who are much younger
than am. csrtStnly Do sive Tan.
lac. all credit for Ay wes1erful n.
prcvsmsnt and am villing = teil sv.
erybcdy what I think .ot,its.
raniac 10 sol& h lKisnath ESils "
star prus CO, t,AkM -Adv.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1918-07-26
No HEADACHE OR
.NEBBL6IA PAN


Whsa your bead ssl1s. ysu sIaely
auss hASe seoisf o. - win - wiA
Nt ssedDtns - suffer whsn yeu eaa
take . ssmedy 1ns ~. Jsines' Head.
asAs fewdsss AID relieve TIE pain and
asaralgis % cscs.' Send someone "a
u. arug stoss sow Tor dime package
ei . R.H Jmaes' aselache Powdsrs.
Dat su9sT fafA lsW momsnta you
win -, 'ASe-AsaAashs geas-so NOR
ssasalgls patA ~
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1918-07-26
Eat LEaS MEET " you FERI.
BACkACHy OR HAVE nIApDEsl
TROUBLE A

No man or woman who eats meat
regularly can make mistake by
flushing the kidneys occasonally. Gays
a we'll known authority. Meat terms
uric acid. which sxeitss the kidneys.
they bscome oveewoslsd tfFcm The
strain. got sluggtlh aad fall 70 Ntsr
the waste poe1eas from the hloed.
then We ct alex. Nearly oil rheu-
matism. headaches, liver trouble. nor
vousnsas. disslasqR slssplsasnsas and
urinary diaorders come from slussish
kidpeyA !. N
The moment you tel aFdull ache IN
the kidneys or your back hurts Or u
the uriae b cloudy. e9ensivs. tvll q
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1918-07-26

suyA rHs'srsrAns roeAv
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1918-07-26
FIRE DAMAGES NAVAL aAss

Norfolk. July 1s.-A fire did con.
siderable damage 70 aDimnense han.
gar At the naval bass here ysstsr.
day.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1918-07-26
MOTHER Of
/. n HAS own ]
/. WARGARDEN
WAS 80 RUN DOWN nEFoRr TAX.
ING rAxLAC 0oULpN'T 10 ANY.
THING WORTH WHILE

"Yss cir. I have saiasd IS pounds
and now, ! can do oil my housswork.
and attend 70 ny War sardsn.' sna
other small patches about the house.
but bsiors taxing Tanlae ! couldn't
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1918-07-26
PRESERVING TIME

s.ounes jsiiy gisssss with covers
~ $50 sst Porcelain preserving
lars; s0c TO $3.50 each. Johnstone
FurhIturs co. #R II
The Keota news., 1918-03-22

Elmo Edison and family are now nice
ly located at Fruitvale. California,
where Mr.. Edison 10 working on con-
struction Of . tractor. which 70 being
built after ideas Of Prof. H. W. CamI-
bell, the noted exponent Of scientific
soil culture. They have written to
have the News forwarded to them. and
sent regards to inquiring friends.
Cecil. Fred and Bessie Forell and
Robert Shivers. Of Sligo. were visitors
at the Julius Forell home Saturday.
Mrs. ]. NJ. May returned to Sligo with
them for few days.
Mrs. Clarence Moon visited In Keota
from Tuesday until Sunday. Mr.. Moon
came with her from Amen. Colo.. re-
turning to his work there on Wednes-
day.
Nora Luttrell. sister Of Mary Lutt-
rell who teaches the Montgomery school,
returned to Galeton. Colo. Saturday
after weeks visit here.
Ars. J. E. Pegg left Monday for .
visit with her mother, Mrs. Pease, at
Windsor, Colo, and with her sister 1t
Boulder, Colo.
Julius Forell and family moved Sat-
urdsy from the telephone building TO
the house directly south of the meat
market.
Miss Ruth Dake. = freshman in the
High School Of Industrial Arts. Greeley,
came home Saturday to visit for q few
days.
Mrs. H. H. Cronk came from Omaha,
Saturday to spend few days at Spring
Hill Ranch and to visit with friends.
A large number enjoyed the dance at
the l. 8. Griffin home Thursday eve
ming.
Fortner. Photographer, Sterling. Colo.
The Keota news., 1918-03-22
Information Wanted

Information for writeups Of Charley
Roby's and Oscar Quackenbush's we'd
dings, If they have already occurred. or
advice regarding the probable time of
these happy events. is desired to set at
rest the anxious inquirers who have
been watching Keota News the last two
weeks for these stories.
The Keota news., 1918-03-22
Camp Fire

Misses Amy Simms. Regnall Olsen
and Mae Smith entertained tho Camp
Fire girls at Boulderado Ranch Thurs
day evening. The girls all came
dressed ~ children. some ~ boys and
others as girls. Children's games were
played. all-day suckers were suck ed.
and at about 1890 some Of Mrs. Simm q
delicious cake and ice cream were
served. Afterward. the girls hiked
back to Keota.
The Keota news., 1918-03-22
President Signs Daylight Bill

The daylight saving bill was signed
Friday by the president. The bill
provides for the turning ahead
one hour of the clock from the last
Sunday In March to the last Sunday in
October.
That will mean that measured by
sun time. people will get up IN hour
earlier in the morning. eat breakfast
an hour earlier. get to work an hour
earlier. and also quit an hour earlier
at night. 1t will mean thst there will
be nearly = half day Of daylight af-
ter supper, to dig in the garden or
to run the wheels of the automobiles.
Outside Of that, the bill seems to be
alright, tho how It is going to accom-
plish any fuel saving during the sum-
mer months. may not be easy for the
average person to figure out.
The Keota news., 1918-03-22
NEWS NOTES OF THE DAY
items of Interest to the People of
Ke0ta Community

possession Of the Paul Amber farm to
its owner. but shall be guaranteed the
cropper's share of 76 acres Of winter
wheat planted by him. This is the gist
Of decision rendered in Justice III.
Johnson's court at Buckingham last
Friday. Robertson fought custer pro-
ceedings, and made the claim that
Amber wanted the place to bolster agri-
cultural claims for military exemption.
1t was shown 1T the trial that Amber
had been granted deferred classification
because Of having wife and child.
The Helponeanother Club was enter
tained Thursday by Mrs. w. E. Scott
Fourteen ladies were present, including
Ars. Hubert Cronk, of Omaha, . former
member. and Mrs. Walter Bayne. new
member. A fine dinner was served, and
the day was spent doing fancy-work.
The husbands Of the H. o. A. C. are
planning IN outing, and the Ladies are
waiting for an invitation.
Rev. and Mrs. Edgar Dickson went to
Evans Monday where they visited with
her sister. Mrs. J. r. Jones. and with
bis brother. Rev. A. r. Dickson at
Kersey, Colo. They were accompanied
ss far a. Greeley by Millie Johnson who
went to Denver to spend . week with
her father who 10 seriously i'll.
Mr.. and Nrs. Al Koenig and children.
Eaton. Colo, Mrs. N. w. Eddleman and
daughter. Hazel. Of Greeley. and Prof.
Greene were dinner guests Of Mrs.
Catherine Gleasman and daughter.
Lillian. Sunday. In the afternoon they
motored. to Sligo to see Miss Belle
Gleasman.
Robert Bussing. Of Greeley, and Gil
bert Ostrandsr, Of Denver, were Keota
visitors last Monday. Mr.. Ostrander
and family are coming next week to live
on their place, which adjoins the Bussing
place. and he has bought Wallace Cub
tractor to use in his farming operations
Thomas Gearhart. ofArapahoe, Neb.,
returned home last Friday after brief
visit to his land. formerly the Clifford
Jobbins place, and with Mr.. and Mrs.
w. E. Baker. He says this country
looks better to him every time he comes
out.
Mrs. Lester Snyder went to Greeley
last Friday to take medical treatment
for about ten days. She was poisoned
by drinking tea some weeks ago. and
has not recovered - rapidly % had
been hoped.
Homer Boyer and Miss Ruth Boyer
went to Greeley Wednesday where Miss
Boyer took the teachers examination.
Her sisters, Misses Eva and Edith re-
turned to Keota with Homer for few
days visit.
Walter Bayne, wife and daughter.
his mother, and brother. Edward. came
from Cheyenne last Friday to occupy
and farm the Ernest Scott place this
year.
Misses Lucille and Elizabeth Wolf,
teachers at the Roby and Buckingham
schools went to Greeley Wednesday to
take the teachers examination.
Lost: Gray fur robe, in town or be-
tween my place and Keota. Alfred
Durbin. p58
Dr.. B. L. Fowler. dentist. will be
In Keota the nrst seven days OF each
month. Il
The Keota news., 1918-03-22
seissorett.s and seissorinetu.ns

Fifty schools in Weld County farming
communities have completed and sent
to County Superintendent Copeland the
farm seed, labor and livestock surveys
asked for by the government some
weeks ago. In some districts the work
was done very thoroly and at some ex-
pen3e. while in others no interest what
ever was shown. Less than twenty
five per cent Of Weld schools have
reported on this work. which was in
tended to furnish the government val
liable information on the farm resources
of the nation, and especially that sd-
vance advice might be given farmers
as to what crops to raise. to the end
that there should be no overproduction
and consequent low prices for certain
| crops.
An exodus Of German-speaktng Rus
SLAMS TO Siberia from the Greeley district
has been stopped temporarily. pending
federal investigation. One Greeley
bank is said to have received HOO
Russian rubles to be sold to the emf
grants at $l2 per hundred, and the
Union Pacific railroad company had
received deposit Of $2. 500 to be used
in arranging transportation via the
Pacific coast. The migration was be-
ing promoted by the Schnitzer bank Of
New York, and it's agent, Alexander
Silun. has been detained by government
authorities in Denver. Glittering pos
sibilities of accumulating easy wealth
were held out.
A 13-year. r.old Polish boy of Frederick
brandished an Ak at his teacher. Miss
Anna Dickey. two weeks ago. and now
he must 60 to Greeley to tell Probation
Officer J. Walter Lee all about It. The
teacher is small. but courageous. and
elected the Polack when he pulled his
wild Indian stunt.
County Agricultural Agent N. E.
Knapp, had busy month in February,
holding two farm institutes. arranging
another, entertaining 359 callers at his
office, writing 342 letters. answering 81
phone calls, and contracting ten million
pounds of Weld County pinto beans to
the government.
A hundred families Of the Lovsland
district have been ordered by Roland
Goddard Of the u. s. secret service to
turn over 80, 600 pounds Of -four to the
Larimer county food administrator.
Some of the families had 1900 pounds
of flour in their possession.
J. d. Pancake won prizes amounting
to $121 at the Johnstown dairy stock
show. Great Western Sugar Co. was
one of the heavy prize givers. Quite .
lot of syrup for Pancake, 90 to speak.
Thirty.five carloads Of pinto beans
are on their way from Denver to the
bean-center of the universe. There
must be no falling-off in the supply Of
"Boston-baked.
Colorado Manufacturers Association
is endeavoring to promote potato de-
hydrating plant for Greeley, to handle
q part of the 1918 spud crop.
The F. Mendelsohn store at Milliken
was burglarized last Sunday night, and
$500 worth of goods, principally silks,
were taken.
The New Raymer school operates .
department Of seed corn testing, -
part of the regular school work.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-03-19
Men Welcome
Mothers Friend
4 Duty ehat Every Man Owes to Those
who Pcrpetunte the Race.

II ~ just a. important tina! men
should k!"w al proper methods in adj
vance IF motherhood. SUFFERING pain
AID distress, im"id"n; 30 childbirth can
h" ayuid"h by having Al hand n bottle Of
The iimc-h"nnT"d pr"na ration. Moih"rs
Friend. This IL Il p"u"trat ting external
Ipplicltion that relieves IN" tension
upon The muscles Hnd enables them ;n
"Xraud WITHOUT pain FIJI strain upon tho
liEanlrnis and nerves.
Thnt~and$ Of women for over half
century vino hIv" used Mothers Friend
tell Row they entirely avoided nervous
spills and nausea and preserved 4
bright happy disposition that reflects
wrnh"r;ully upon tho cha rlc;rr and dis
position II the liitlr one soon to open its
..y"s in h"wIldrrmcnt At the JOY OF his
arrival.
Uv regular use Of Mothers Friend
during thu period III. muscles arr mad"
and E"r, iliahl" and elastic. They "x
paud ..nSirr when baby arrives. AMI pain
and danger At III" crisis is naturally
l.'S"
rou.can obtain Mothers Friend NJ any
drug store. 1t iS for external US" only.
- absolutely safe and wonderfully
effective Writ" TO the Hrndicid kcgu-
Ialrr %. E-l2N Lamar RlhE. Atlanta.
Ga. for their valuable and Instructiv"
"Mothrrhn"d Book" Of guidance for ."x-
urrlnu; mothers. and remember Ia get
hntilc Of Mothers Friend nj the drug
Cists today. IT is the greatest kind OF
help 10 azure in the glorious work to be
performed
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-03-19

'pl"xity ot SOCIAL relations brought ah"u;
when "r" lives in tho same house with
IT"latl""S.
Thirdly. ch- criticism II each Others
relatives IL the parties "a IN" mar
rin@...
Tho frs; r:us, be dealt with with a
kind, huc iir!n. hand.
I'll" SECOND should b. avoided when
pnSSJ tr'... ami w!1'n necessary rc"oG-
;'iH"d rs an ,NI-;"u,E Whr'h viii only
fr"-yutt hHrirtm"~S Il ne, III u Spir'' Vt
,a"i and !,;-ltv"u"Ss.
An Absolutely Unnecessary Cause
OF UuEappiness.
Tho third Is absolutely unnecessary.
mud yct "n' Of the c",uu"'rst causes 81
friction in all Married life.
am sure thu; amon; III" imrS which
Pandora let out Of the famous box there
must have been "T" u;rm"d the Itch l"
,rlticiSc ones wifc's "r husbands r"in-
lives" Tho Low" one hears 4 wife "r
husband ought IL make Oh" more ready
t. see the host side Of those dear I"
him. Instead. in some lmntsh. r"rv"rSe
way. it seems To make tn" average per
son more ready IL S"r III" bad.
And not only t" soc. hut To express.
One Can Feel Ones Spine Stineriug.
Ono sometimes wonders at oneself.
when one tlnuS ones lurniil spun SUI
fcuing in an absolutely unnecessary an
tagois,n. II this were some nnc had
met casually" one admits. Il wouldn't
be so intol"ran,.' Md then one goes
on feeling just tho same.
X is my private opinion that these
feelings can bc conquered. 20 Il large
extent. though it takes real character
20 do i, Il is my positive conviction
that whether on" CrnGucrS them or not,
uri.. rau 1T least bury them.
There are occasions. II course. when
relatives Interfere with ones private
III. ihHt on" must Sometimes speak or
W. IMPOSED upon. Eu; outside Of thai.
-u.r. - absolutely n" need for Il wife or
= husband IL crllIci." tn. Others people.
Speak them we'll. when possible. and
keep Stlll when ii is not. Don't even
'hlmc III with yCur husband or wife
:,!,"u hey Cr;tIciz: ihclr rwIL You will
find they resent from another what
they hay. III" right /" say themselves.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-03-19
Movie Actresses
and Their Hair

Old il ever occur 20 You that oT"rt
movie artI"$$ You haYE seen has love.
!: hair, while IN" most popular count
inrir rlris Il, heir rh'"i beauty: III
TACT, many n:' I"Hi;E- ladies just be-
y.u>r. II their attractive locks. In.
oGiry amrn2 ;h-n itscIoseS The fact
nat th"y brins out all the natural
beauty ul their ha!: by careful sham
runjag. not with "ny soap or make
-nIf;. but with Il simple mixture by
ruit,nc 4 lrasno"n!ul ni canlhr"X
jwh;ch they -: from tn" dru"giSU III
Il rup Of hoG water and nppl3 inS th>.
instead ul soap. This full cup of
.T,ln:,,n liquid j.: enough 81 it is easy
~ arp!y il /" al the hair instead OF
usr The top Of ne head. After its Use,
Inc hair dries rapidly with uniform
color. DandruIf, excess OIL ana dirt
are dissolved and entirely disappear.
The hair is 30 fluffy that il looks much
hrari"r than il is, while is lusire and
surlnc>S Is Grligh;fuI.-.NIiv.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-03-19
ASIDE TALKS
WhY They Quarrel.
BY RUTB CAMERON.

The other day | was r"adinc III" sta
tist!cs Of the number 81 divorces IL 4
certain STAT" ard the 'aT$cs therefor.
TIL, proportion ~ matrimonial uPS"tS
caused by uufat;hfuln"sS. drink. non
support. etc. wrr~ full;- "hr1u!cl"d. hut
TO my mind the iiss was r"t c"rplctc.
For nothing was said about the I'M
happy marriages IN which relatives were
an active or passive cause OF the 1ail-
ure to hitch.
TWO Orphans Ought to Have
Smooth voyage.
One would certainly not like to be 4
lone orphan (thouSh IN on:'s youth one
thought IN orphan Il very romantic
thing), and yet TWO orphans in the mar
rage relation would certainly. other
things being equal. have much greater
chances for smooth voyage.
Il seems to me the trouble caused by
relatives can. be divided into three
classes
First. the trouble caused by inter
ference OF relatives.
Second. the trouble caused by the COM
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-03-19
Death For Mother and
Child in Gas Explosion

:Spcrial dispatch TO Tho in:clliE"nr"r
KEY SER W. Va. March lS.--Mrs.
James E"1zi" and seven year old son
Robert. died today from burns sustained
IN Am cNplna inn. of natural gas Mr.. Raz-
Zlr Thought l:c detected escaping gas ard
had GORE down street 20 arrange for IL"
,,as Ia be- turned off :" liz could InNcSti-
gate IT. tho meantime. Mrs. hnZzl" pro-
cccdrd upstairs 10 put h"r MA" son I"
lid She was carrying lighted lamp
and when she "p"nra ih" door NJ IN"
head nf the stairway. leading mi" ihe
bedroom. q t"rrifl" explosion occurred
Mrs. Ra2Zlc waS Knocked down inc starr
way AGAINST til" front door ana /; was
necessary ~ hr.'rk IA" panels Ia get I"
nor. She va burned - = crisp from IN"
urrk down a. wa% also ~" iittir boy.
Thu. rX2iosion ;nr" out 'hn md and side
al TIN h"uso aud raised The roof 5" that
j, partially rrstrd on tn" adjoining
house