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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-10-25
SANDY RIDGE, 0.

Mr.. Wilson Hurst. OF Tacoma was
seriously hurt Tuesday morning when
he fell through the elevator at the Ia
coma feed store. distance Of fifteen
feet. One lee and three ribs WERE
broken. He was rushed 20 tho Wheel
ing hospital where medical aid was
given. Last evening he was resting
~ we'll as could be expected owing tC
his advanced age.
We arc sorry To note tho serious i'll
ness of Rnss Barley. OF Nit. Holly. caused
by blood poisoning. Some weeks ago he
was taken to the Martins Ferry hospital
for treatment. and thinking him much
better. he was brought home. Wednes-
day morning no WAS taken back 10 The
hospital. and seems to be In a more SER
ious condition that he was before.
Charles Leach has purchased n farm
Of ITO acres near Bcallsrille .. He en-
poets to move there in the near future.
Miss Helen Bailey Of Mt. Holly, who
Is suffering with Spanish Influenza. is
not improving AS her friends would wish,
Mrs. Ser, Bailey and mother. Mrs.
CLANCY. were shopping in Barnesrillo
Wednesday.
Blaine I1eskctt, OF Bethesda, Is on the
ridge with his hay balcr.
Walter Hobbs spent Wednesday with
HIS ~ SlIs dIlO ~hlS- o. IL
Naylur. Of MI. Holly.
Mr. and Mrs: William Boyd and
daughter IIilda were visiting ut Mr. and
Mrs. Scott Campbells. OF Mt. Holly.
Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Chalmers Rogers. O!
Mt. Qllvett. will move this fall to the
Bailey property at Speidel. where Mr..
Rogers is engaged in working on tho
section.
Miss Lillian Hoffman WAS tho guest
or Miss Trcnna Shiplcy. OF Tacoma,
Wednesday.
Mrs. Jesse Copeland and family of
Sumcrton. spent "Wednesday with Mr..
and Mrs. Lake Howell.
Mr. and Mrs. Adam Eickleberry, CT
New Castle. wore guests Of MIR AMI
Mrs. Amos Walters, OF Mt. Holly
Wednesday.
Mrs. Craig. ~ Rcllaire is visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. George TruaX, Of Lower
Sandy.
Misses Mary and Grace Howell. Of
SOrnrrtnn. spent "Wednesday with their
grandparents. Mr.. and Mrs. S. A. Howell.
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DRASTIC CLOSING
ORDER AGAINST FLU"
BELLARE BOARD OF HEALTE
CLOSES ALL PLACES OF
PUBLIC ASSEMBLAGE.
AL Business In the Ban--Salcons Close
at P. M-Other Boil
lalre News.

Ono Of the most drastic orders ever
Issued by the BcliLrc board IT health
went into effect at midnight. The order
was issued at the suggestion 0G the
state board or lrealth. and regulates all
business until the epidemic Of Spanish
influenza has abaled.
The order closes schools, churches.
moving picture shows. thcaterS. pool
rooms prohibits lodge meetings. parties
or any other place Of asscmblaSe. stores
are required To limit crowds. 20 keep
their rooms we'll ventilated and owners
Of stores are asked to Cooperate with
the city board Of health in enforcing the
order.
beginning tonight saloons will close
their doors at o'clock. In the daytime
while tho order is IN effect. saloons may
sell. but are warned not to permit lott
crng. Keep the crowd moving will
BIO the slogan in every business house
today.
That the scourge Is spreading In Bel
laire was evidenced yesterday by the
aumber OF new cases reported. and the
citizens are asked 10 cooperate with
rhe board OF health in any possible man-
ner 10 prevent spread Of the disease.
The city health board will meet to-
night. when IL Is likely that further pre-
cautionary measures will 10 taken 10
prevent al epidemic in Ecllaire. -.
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HAD FEVER IN
BED SIX WEEKS
~"
After Attach Was Sc Weak Could Dc
Nothing-Tells What
She Did.
PUTS you BACH TO
WORK WEEKS SOONER

II had tho fever and was down in bed
for SIX weeks. Then stomach troubles
began bntherinE me and lacked
strength and WAS 81 weak | could do
nothing. ! felt nervous and tired all
tho time and even my appetite would not
COME back. Then l saw Hypo-Cod at
vertlScd and l have taken three bottles.
gained " pounds In weight and feel
better and look better than | have for six
years. Whole lots better than / was be-
fore got sick and my nerves anu
strength have returned two-fold. | do
my own houScwork without the slightest
trouble now. | recommend Hypo-Cod IT,
anyone needing I good tonic AMI
builder" writes Mrs. Ellen Stewart, SO
Seventeenth street. Wheeling. ". Va.
OF course II is wiser TO take tho tonic
builder up before you get sick. as Il
stitch In time saves nine but If you
are anxious 10 get we'll and strong once
moro after wasting illness. Srt a bottle
nf Hypo-Cod sent out 10 the house to-
night and it will put you back TO work
weeks sooner.
Sold by {. II. Grirst & Co.
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RUIHETT POSTED IN WINDOW
vHoMPrs SCORES TO MAKE
DONATIONS.
: Ehroe Of SIX Children Dead Of Influ-
= enza, others In Hospital.
Tccher Ill.
A bulletin was placed in tho 1ntcll

A bulletin was placed in tho 1ntclli-
gencer window last night, soliciting do
nations to assist the Baker family in
thoir dire distress Of death and Illness.
In less than three hours there had been
given BY tho kind hearted people OF this
city more than $50. The donations Will
be turned over TO the Associated Chari-
ties 70 assist tho distressed family.
Those who wish 70 help rnay send their
contributions 70 Peter Boyd. business
manager OF the IntelliSenccr.
The Intelligencer reading public OF
This city is familiar with the distress
Slnd sorrow that has entered the Baker
nome. They are poor. The father who
was a hard working man until dlScas"
stayed his hands. is lying in the fam
fly home. 1921 Lind street. critically i'll
with Bright's disease. The wif" and
mother has Just recovered from Spanish
influenza and pneumonia. She Is frail
delicate woman. To cup the climax
Of sorrow and bereavement, their six
children-tke oldest IS about : r"arS "t
a8e-were' stricken with tnfluenz1 last
week and all were removed to the Ohio
Valley General hospital one died lat,
Sunday. another on Tuesday and tho
third on Wednesday. ~ IN" hour tho
third l!ttle one was passing away tho
Kew. Ut. W. IL itinS, W Ai'' - -
Christian church was conducting a
double funeral services over the two
children. while the father lay in an adj
Joining room. and the mother. with n
few friends, were the only rnourn"cs.
for tho services We're private because
the health authorities request that no
public services b. h"ld during Tho "flu''
endemic When ia" mother returned
to the hospital 20 he with her other
three little ores. sh" was told that an
other OF her loved on"s had passed
away.
Following Is n letter received by Tho
News and Intcll!g"ncer yesterday FROM
a man or farn,iy vino was the !nauEu-
rator OF the movement 70 assist the satn-
ily, and WHO. with his rn"aecr waG"s
enclosed Il dollar:
lear Sirs- E.
Since the war has hegun there comes a
plea from every side tor funds. bu
surely mono IS r.or" argent than this
call for help FOR a fellow citizen in tl:ne
OF financial need.
Mr.. Charles VI. Baker ot 1921 Lirr
street. this rity. victim "f n" dr'a"
Spanish in!iU"nza. md father of sa
children ,hren Of whom have died within
tho last week OF Spanish Influenza the
other three being confined at tho Ohio
Valley General hospital with the SAM
diseaae-is in dire need "f financial aid
! have known Mr. iiakrr personally rnr
several years and know that h. Is al
honest citizen and deserving OF my h"lr
his fellow-citiZens can render h:iu. am
a working man myself. with a family
consisting Of a wife and four small chill
dren. so I cannot give much. l am Civ
Ing dollar to start 4 fund for This
worthy man and his family. and l Gil
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GAINESVILLE

Tho district conference OF the Barnes
Vile district of Methodist churches.
which was to have been held at the
First NJ. E. church. October 2lSt and
22nd, has been postponed TO November
18th and 18th. on account Of the present
quarantine on this and nciGhhorinS
cities. \ very good program has been
arranged for this conference.
Mr. and Mrs Fred Graves and Mrs.
Alice Barrett returned To their homes
on North Lincoln avenue Tuesday from
Colu minus. whore they attended the flu
neral of Mrs. F. J. Barrett. which was
held Monday They were accompanied
homo by Miss Loretta Barrett. who will
visit with them.
Mrs. NJ A. Hansr of Cherry street.
was hostess Ia the members Of the Dou-
BIZ s. club at her home. Tuesday evcn-
ing. The evening vas devoted 10 knit
ting and sewing during the course Of
which nice refreshments were served.
Mrs. Theodore Taylor returned to her
homo on South Gardner street Wcducs-
day afternoon after q visit with her son,
LIunc" Taylor and family Of New Phil
adepha. She was accompanied home
| ny her granddaughter. Miss Ray Taylor
who will visit with her.
Mrs Hamcr Arnold. of Cambridge.
! was visiting with friends Of this place
| Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur E,sIry and little
son Charles Of North Arch street. were
visitors In Wheeling "Wednesday.
Mrs William Harlan. Of East Main
! street. who has been i'll OF grippe. is able
| To be about
TIL death Of Mr.. Simeon Lucas nc
| Cured AT the home al Bailcys Mills on
! Wednesday, evening. death resulting
from pneumonia. He was 81 years OF
age and besides his parents. Mr.. and
! Mrs. Charles Lucas, he leaves one Sis
| ter and twn brothers. Funeral services
will br held from the home this after
! noon ut two o'clock and interm"nt will
I be maCc in tho Catholic cemetery.
CAR" Bulger. of Camp Sherman. has
been visiting at his HON" hero.
MIR and Mrs. r. T.. Bolt have returned
| tn MrNIrChcn. w. Va. after spending q
! few days in GAINESVILLE.
Windsor Chiefly. of Camp Sherman.
! and wife and two children. Of Smithncld.
urr visiting their parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
! H. a.. Chiefly. of West Main street.
Tho death or Mrs. Ernest Farley, oc-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-10-25
Antoine Butkh.

Antoine Butka, aged 40 years. was
found dead in bod at his lodging at
4ij2 Harrison street CoNner J. l..
Wyatt WAS called and during the investi-
CATION learned that Butka had been en-
ploycd at the local plant Of the Car
ncgtc Steel Company. The man had been
inocculated with q serum supposed 10
prevent influenza. lie returned 10 his
boarding house rs usual "Wednesday
evening and when friends entered his
room Thursday morning they found him
dead. Coroner Wyatt is continuing the
investigation as friends Of the man
claim tnat the injection Of serum caused
his death The deceased is survived by
wife and family in AuStro-ilungary.
The body was removed TO the Gcorg Q
Myers undertaking establishment and
prepared for burial.
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CONTINUED on Page Tcn.)
Nurses Stricken With "Flu;''
Miss Finnerty Ill in Camp
TWO Young Women in Training ut
North Wheeling Institution in
Serious Condition.

Several nurses in the North Whc"llnG
hospital arc suffering with Spanish in
fuenxa or pneumonia. contracted Will"
discharging thrir faitful duties To tn"
many patients suffering with the malady
who are In the institution.
Among those who are III with tn" dis
ease are: Miss Elizabeth Woodville, who
was reported TO be seriously i'll lat last
night. She IL Il student nurs" and has
been ri the hospital for several months.
Her homo is in Virginia. and Miss Hell n
Coney, student nurse who Is also very
I'll with the lnalady>
II was reported from the hospital last
night that Miss E"ccliu finncrty. we'll
known and popular young lady Of tins
city. and q graduate nurse from that in.
stitution. was critically III in CamJr
Meade. Md. with pneumonia, following
an attack OF Spanish influenza. She
left Wheeling about Il month ago for
the cantonment
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-10-25
POLICE PICK-UPS

J. Morris was arrested by Officer
WoriS. for doing III" barney Oldhcld
stunt on Chapline street. James Howell
was picked II? FOR being under The in
flu"nce O: Demon Rum. by Officer Roth.
jos Fsn"i was smuscd /" III" guards. and
Officer Bickertun h"lpcd him oyer from
the Island To face I'll" judge today. Ear
nest Walters. not the ono from Elm
Grove. was also souscd. and was
brought IN by officer Craig. Darby
Baron WAS also a contribution Of officer
craig's. he being charged with vlolatin
section Is OF the traffic ordinance.
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CURED at the home OF her parents. Mr.
and Mrs. Walter Coins. Of Vine street
Wednesday evening ut seven o'clock.
death following a weeks illness OF pneu-
monia. She was about % years OF age
and besides her husband and one. child
she leaves her parents. also four sis
ters and two brothers. Misses Hnlia.
Trcssa and Gertrude and Henry Coins.
Of the home; Mrs. Loren Lett, OF Zancs-
villr Herbert Gums Of Columbus. Flu
neral services Will he held from the
home this afternoon. Rev. Sewsome, OF
the a. IF. E. church. officiating. Inter
mint will be made in the Southern Gem
etcry.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-10-25
Heal Skin Diseases

1t is unnecessary for You to suffer
with eczema blotches. ringworm. rashes
and similar skin troubles. A little zemo,
obtained at any drug store for 3Sc. or
$l.00 for extra large bottle, and prompt
lyappIed will usually give instant relief
from itching torture. 1t cleanses and
soothes the skin and heals quickly and
effectively most skin diseases.
Zemo is a wonderful, penetrating.
disappearing liquid and is soothing to
the most delicate skin. tbs not greasy,
is easily applied and costs little. Get
it today and save all further distesa
The E, w. Rose Co., Cleveland, o.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-10-25
STEUBENV|LLE

That the Germans havo pressed
women into the rear guard ranks In their
retreat and have taught them the use
Of the machine gun against the adNanc-
ing American troops IL vnrched for by
Corporal Paul Barber. Steubenville busi.
ness man. with the Three Hundred and
Fifteenth L. 8. Engineer train In France.
In a letter To hi, father-in-law, ].
r. Myers. Of this city. he tells OF the
Americans capturing An old lady ~
years OF age while working a machine
gun. and OF the capture OF another
woman who held babe in one arm and
worked a machine gun with the other
hnnd.
He says he recently saw a thousand
or more German prisoners brought back
from the 'front.' and that all OF them
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-10-25
eU1rua TIKI PRoFITEERa.

NEW YORK. Oct. 24'-4mmeoiately
following the announcement OK an III.
vestiGation BY the federal. 1000 oo"ro
Of alleged prohteering In oranges anu
lemons the price OF the former dropped
from three TO four dollars per box mt
public auction here today. Several
dealers have been summoned to appear
boforo IN. board tomorrow to explain
Tho alleged exorbttant prices they have
been asking recently for these fruits.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-10-25
BRIDGEPORT
Peterson Funeral.

Mrs. Sadie Peterson. who dicd "en-
nesday at her late home nj stop L. BELL
aire line. will he laid TO rest sunday AZ
ternoon at zoo o'clock. TIL" deceased
IL we'll known in this locality. having
resided here for the past number Oh
years She leaves TO mourn her dtath
besides her husband. six children ana Il
mother and father. Rev. w. W. Lone.
OF West Wheeling church. will condu
the services. Intermont will take place
at the Linwood ccmetery.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-10-25
KILLED N FRANCE.

MEMPHIS. Tenn, Oct. 2+.-Licutcn-
ant James r. Grove, an aviator with
the American expeditionary forces. for
mcrly q newspaper man OF memphis
and New York. has been killed IN All
airplane accident in France. accordinf
TO word received today by re!atiN'S
here. Lieutenant Grove, prior 10 en-
listing in the aviation corps. was Sp'-
cInl writer and dramatic critic on i
New York newspaper.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-10-25

Hiram College that he has been in bed
With an attack Of influenza for seven
teen days.
Miss Florence Waddoll Of south OF
town. has returned to her home from
Baltimore, Nd, where she is attending
school. She has just recovered from
the flu.
Word received from Rev H. l. Bethel
states TINT he ard his wife and fyc
children have been vary i'll with infuen-
IA
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-10-25

Mrs. Edith May White. aged as years
who was indicted for second degrat
murder for the killing Of her husband
Charles White. here several months ago
was allowed 10 plead guilty TO man
slaughter today. and was sentenced tc
the Ohio Reformatory for Women fol
ono to twenty years by Judge Smith
Plea for parole on grounds that defend
ant was justified in killing her husband,
who constantly abused her, was denied
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-10-25
JOHN. SCHIMM DIES in
HOSPITAL OF INFLUENZA

John Schimu. middle aged man, and
for some time n resident Of this city.
died in the Eorth Wheeling hospital
Of Spanish Influenza and pneumonia
yesterday He was admitted Wednesday
nd and IN less than .! hours was dend.
n" was n member of ST. Jnh"ph's CATH
"dral The hospital authorities know
littl.' about him.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-10-25
Rridreport Rriefa.

George Burdell Is said to he fmProV-
ing at his home on Pike street.
Homer Finley. Democratic candidate
for county auditor. was visiting friends
i'cro yesterday.
David pursglovc and wife have the
pneumonia ut their home In st. Clairs-
willie.
Miss Wanda McConnoughy. daughter
OF Chief of Police McConnaughy. is i'll
ut her homo on Pike street.
Mr. ~ l.. Rour. of Canton. was IL bust
ness visitor here yesterday.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-10-25
Eaw Hn QhiAf.

After n service OF over forty years
thirty-onc Of which he served as chiei
OF the SteubGnville fire department. w
3. Martin has been retired BY the safety
committee on pension. He Is succeeded
by Captain Edward Green. an e1pcr'
fenced and able fireman. who, in turn is
succeeded as captain by Matt kesler il
is understood that ex-Chief Martin Will
take up war work
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-10-25
LOUISVILLE

Mrs. Molly rangle Cortland OF Clevc'
land. IL visiting friends and relatives In
this vicinity and Morristown.
Oran Bowlcs and wife and children
George and Ruth Of New Cumberland
spent Sunday with his parents. Mr.. ant
Mrs. +. o. Bowles.
Miss Estella Atkinson has received
word from his nephew Frank Pollock. o,
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pnRlv Rnnad.

William Peterson was seriously purn-
ed about tho face and body by an ex-
plosiun Of powder. ut the wheeling
Creek mine lie WAS Immediately re-
moved to his home nj Mutton hollow
rond. where his Injuries were cared Tor
He will very likely recover unless ms
condition proves worse.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-10-25
More Spanish Pin Reported.

About twelve new cases OF Spanish
influenza were reported to tho local
health board from out-thc-piko district
This plus the five now cases contracted
In bridgeport. makes the total number
rf about S. having the disease. In a
number nf the cases the conditions arc
NrrN serious.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-10-25
Police court.

number of plain DRINKS were up
before Mayor Junkins yesterday morn
Ing. They were soaked tho usual
amount. which they all paid. The fam
Gus Race Horse Kate. was released pro-
vidlng sho would leave town. She was
picked up the first part of the week
slightly stcwcd
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-10-25
Liebknecht Released

AMSTERDAM, Oct. 24.-Fredrtch
Ebert. the Socialist leader in the Ger
man reichs,ng, informed the reichstag
today that Dr. Karl Liebknccht, former
Socialist member of the rcichstaG. had
been released from prison, where he
was serving sentence for attempted
treason.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-10-25
Torty-Etrht New Gases.

Influenza Is gradually on the increase
in Stsuhenville. 'forty-eight new cases
and nine new cases of pneumonia being
reported to the health authorities In the
pnst tw"nty-four hours. There have
been two deaths from tho disease in that
period.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-10-25
Tag Day,

The Ladies' Auxiliary 10 the City hos
pital held n meeting, last evening at the
hospital. Tn" purpose Uf the meeting
was TO complete plans for their tag-day
campaign. which will be held in this oil j
tomorrow. the proceeds Of which Will
be- used for the benefit Of the ospital.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-10-25
PoKtponed Parties.

The Halloween party II be held this
evening at he home Of Miss Audrey
Aut has been postponed until Friday Of
next week Several other parti"H which
were scheduled for the first ut tho week
haze been postponed until IL later dat"
on account OF the spreading Of IN" Span
ssh influenza.
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Baker Infant Is Dead

John. aged one year. son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Harry Baker. Of 14S, Virginia St.,
died this morning in the Ohio Valley
General hospital.
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Sertously-Hur

While cleaning windows at her homo
hare today Mrs. John Miller lost her bal
ance and fell fifteen feet TO the ground,
striking on the back OF her head. Sho
suffered an injury 10 the spine. which
caused partial paralysis. Her condition
Is critical.
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Another Victim,

influenza claimed another victim yes
tcrday when Mrs. Herman Ruush. of
South Belmont street. died ut her home.
following Il few days illnnss. Surviving
her are 1t husband and three children.
Arrangements for the funeral have not
been completed.
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Halloween Party,

Mrs. Laura Ice Will entertain with n
Tallowe' Ell party At her homie in South
Bcllaire. Mrs. Ice has arranged num-
ber of features to be enjoyed during the
evening. after which refreshments VIII
he served.
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more THAN $50 To NTELL|CENCER
FUND LAST NIGHT FOR BAKER FAMILY

confident that. everyone will be moro
than willing 20 help all he can.
With tho tenderest feeling Tor Mr..
Baker and his family. and ,nnderlnS 10
them In their hour of sorrow my sin
cerest coincidence am.
4 FELLOW CITIZEN.
Following are the contributions re-
ceiy cd last night by The Irtell&encer:
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-10-25
One 70 Twenty Gear.

were about 10 or l6 years Of age, and
thanked the Yankees for capturing them.