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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-05-30
DOG And CAT MEAT
EATEN BY BELGIANS;
HUNGER KILLS MANY

WASH NGTuN. May @?.-Dng meat
is almost Il luxury III Belgium AMI calls
ais" ar" slaughtered Tor the table. &C
c"ruInG L. information Received here.
Food commodities are ST. scarce that ola
p"oaI" and infants are dying IN great
numbers. AMI tub. rculu%iS Is raHaSins
IN" population. says Prof. Albert }.
Canoy OF tho University IT l."urain.
attached t. tn" l:"lgian legation here.
who ISSUED the following statement;
"rottsa is very scarce in IL lElum and
is not nh,aiuah" under Si.u0 pvunI.
Eggs sell ~ Ii cen : each. 7" pre-
Srrv". however. that Kind Of food. so
badly needed for thu iuvalids. now 81
! numerous in Belgium. tn" work OF RS"
cue provides Il low price food FOR IN"
hens. Swiss cheese is nbtainHhlc nj $I.n1
n BOUND. C,n"colatr S.ilS at S4.nh Il
p"und aud cocoa nj $50. olive oil IL
$40 i BOTH"
This Situa;Ion has melted 10 tho dis
rovcry -! numerous substitutes. \ So
we're test has been applied I" imitation
products AMI all hat was harmful mas
been .Xclud,h. What is NOR" inter" ST.
ing 10 record is tho us" of strawberry
leaves instead o. tobacco: of toicalin"
To r-plac" coffee: Of syrup instead Of
butter.
An kinds OF native fruits. generally
neglected.. HAY" now ! market Taiu".
hog roses bring 3 cents pound. Wild
hax"irutS cost 10 cents. s"rvlr" tr"H
berries cents. and clhcrh'rrtcS I cents.
Th,. Germans HAY" regulated tn" c\>
ploitatiun Of acorns aud hccchnu's. "t
wli,rh rhrv s.n. Crca, quantities 10 Ger
many IN order ~ extract oil from rh"m.
They ai$n have Communicated IA.
cats in many places. Since tax Of So
has been imposed by them upon dogs
the number %: lhnS" animals which
their owners hav" killed and eaten =
large Dog meat is said 10 b. commonly
usrd
"Irsufficicn,ly fed old people die in
great numbers Will" tuberculosis :
spreading among adults N Il fearful
paca Or. Van Cacu"gh"m mentions in
! Eruccs an incrnas" ri Loon per cent NJ
CASES OF external tuberculosis. IN
I.irrrc "nr-trnth "r Ia" population "a
said ~ bc Infected by he disease. Will"
in som" cities and industrial districts
tho rate OF mortality is reported Ia b"
about three and one half times villa. il
IS under normal circumstances.
I'm spite Of all th.Sc hardShips thu
morals OF III" population has not hHHn
seriously lowered. There is firm faith
in 4 favorable issue Of in" war and tho
prospect Ct getting rid Of the presence
nr tho invader gives I" tho ErlGia0S
srIrh an anticipation nr relief that they
arc ready to suffer many moro months
II only this result is secured.
THE ,!"porta;i"ns have increased con-
sid. rahlv the hatred against III" mrS"-
cuturs In all classes Of the population.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-05-30
Memorial DAY Services.

This morning at tho Buckley NJ +.
church nf lTdGw6od n special program
will hn rendered in connection with the
Memorial day services which are heinz
held IN all the churches throuEhnuti the
pike district. The services will Il" hell
in connection with tho proclamation ~
the President and all are esaoryiinfls" in.
yitrd IT, attend
Tho program has hccn arrahgcd as
follows:
Miss Iunila Michenflcder. orsanist.
Opening Hymn. ............. "America
Anthcn-Sclcrtcd .............. Choir
Reading. ......" Hang Out the Flag"
Miss Elizabeth Sarvcr.
Patriotic Song. ...................
...."kcep the Homo Fires Burning"
Boys Chorus.
Prayer.
Hymn. Tho Battle Of the Centuries
Address. ......."A Nation at Prayer"
Rev. e. ". Wise. .
Prayer.
Closing Hymn. Observation-Disclosures.
.....: Onward. Christian Soldiers"
3ensdicticn.
The services will begin at 1880 a. nj.
and will hc in charge Of Rev. E. ".
Wise. pastor Of the church. Before the
services and following them the mem
hcrs sc the Kappa Sigma ri will work
on their new cluh rooms The fuunda-
ton has been laid and the boys arc eX-
pectinr To place the building under
cover before evening. At noon they
will b" served with luncheon by the
young ladies nf the church. III OF the
members Of the club should help with
the work and turn out for their share.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-05-30
RHEUMATICS ARE
MADE HAPPY
Satisfied That "Neutrone Prescription
SO" is All That's Claimed

This rnIia bic prescription has. since
being placed in HE hands If the pub
lie. drnr NOR" 1n remove rheumatic
Troubles than all previous remedies
combined.
II is different from other remedies,
in la! il does not upset N" stomach
ar impair III" heart. condition here
loforr thought impossible.
Il i; not ii rurr-all, hut remedy
10 he taken internally. treating Rhru.
ma:iS,n a. il constitutional disease by
It's general acrinn through the blood.
III" treatment il 4 most complete
combination Of reducing
elements. and is dependable TO pro-
ducc results from the fact ii aims at
rheumatism as a disease OF the blood.
ale and lnn The BOTTLE.
t. II. tirirst 4 Co.. Wheeling. W.
Va, and leading druggists everywhere.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-05-30
CASE UP FRIDAY

The case Of Stat" vs.. II. Lamont. local
ch.rnpndisi. viii be up for final hearing
IN criminal court Friday. Lamont is
rhnrErd by the stat" with nrarticinC
medicine without n state license. bui
Lannon'S drf"nS" Ie that he uses no mr'li-
in" in his practice. In til" former trial
tho jury failed tn reach any agreement.
ard they were "ACus"d with instruction
Ia report at g.3n FriIHy Nh session
Will he held to-day. rs it is Mrm"rul
Day This will probably h" IN" last case
"n tn" docket t. hc tried during tn" May
r..rIn If criminal rONrI.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-05-30
knights Of Pythias.

TIL" Uniformed Rank Of knights "f
PythiaS. No. IS. will tax" part in tn"
Memorial day parade {" l." held III NJ
M"chcn to-day. TIL" members ARE re-
uurst"d In h. at tn" MrMechrn arm"rv
III III" bank building. III full uniform
"a, | "'ri"ck. They will h. assigned t."
III" second division. which will f"TIn an
Eighth street. TIL" parade viii starr
at Tenth. from Tenth L. Mn>hnll and on
Marshall !" the cemetery. where tho
soldiers graves viii hr decorated
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-05-30
McMechen woman Dies Mysteriously.

Friday aft"rnn"u promises plenty IF IN
the death of Miss beatrice Newman. n
McMechcn woman. who died very sud
denly al her home Thursday evening.
was concluded Monday evening. when Il
verdict was rendered that death WIS di"
70 unknown Causes.
Suspicion surrounded III" w"man'S
dnath ut III" !imc nf her dennis" and il
was believed by som" that $h" h"d been
murdered. Examination by physicians
disclosed nothing ~ an extraordinary
nature. however. and Il further inquest
failed 10 furnish anything in particular.
However. tn" murder theory is dis
credited and j. is believed hy IN" phySi-
cians that death was due ~ acute lnd!-
Scston and pulmonary heart trouble.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-05-30
REefS and PERSONALS.

Many ~ the South Side people ar"
gong ON :, picnlc.,at tn" Wheeling Park
this afternoon.
Miss Margaret Peterson returned Z"
her HON" IN SistcrsviIl" after spending
several days with relatives on In" South
Side.
Mrs. l.. e. Williams is Improving very
nicely II h"r horne on Charllnc street.
after Il SeroiuS Iiiu"SS.
Mrs f.. T.. Williams is improving very
nicely nj her hon" uu Chaplinc street.
after 4 serious Illness.
Miss Dorothy Moore. nf tho South
Side. returned HON: laS; evening. after
II brief visit with friends III Cincinnati.
NJ =. t'r.d"ll. If itiSharGh. - Il husi-
ness visitor on tn" South SID" for soy
nral days.
Harry SIMPSON. If Pittsburgh is Wis
.it;ng relatives On th'S South Side.
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Tho lldl"S al Tn" Rcd Cross have
placed boxes on tn" Str""ts for the re-
reptiun nf old rubber. hr;,Ss. copper. tin
foil, or anything wi.i"i tn" organization
can turn INTO money IN ID" used for tn"
cause. Thr notices were posted on
the boxes on Tuesday.
CITIZENS &c tho rural districts arc r"-
ou.stcd to gather up all they can Of
such articles and bring them in when
shopping in town and drop whatever
they have in thu boxes IN front Of the
stores and on corners of ih" streets.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-05-30
EXPECT PRESIDENT
TO OPPOSE BAN ON
PRODUCTION OF BEER

WASHINGTON. May "".-Both Pres
ident Wilson and Herbert c. Hoover are
reported to he opposed Ia the Randall
amendment 10 n" agricultural produS-
ton bill. which directs that the pr"S-
ident Must prohibit II" Use OF h"'l
gains and fruits in The manufactures Ok
bear and wines befor" III" Sh.rpp.u"" ap-
propriatiou in he meaSur'' Tor lncreaS-
ing production IS availab bic. Il IS antlc-
ipated that 4 statement regarding tho
matter will - Forthcoming ironi the
white house during the next few days.
Under legislation passed last year the
president iS authorized To- prohibit me
use OF food materials in the manut;E-
ture of alcoholic beverages. liz mas
however. dcclIard 10 exercise th'S lu-
,horizatt0n on he ground that 20 pro-
hi bit III. manufacture of beers and wine
would tend To place the country On Il
whiSkey basis and that this would ce@
:eat the ;"np.'r;-ur" aims ~ the leE!S-
la,ion. Food Administrator Hoover has
concurrrG with tn president IN tAis
view:
Nearly 4 Temperance Drink.
The food administration has reduced
the alcoholic content NJ oecrS :" l. max
inum nf 80 per cent. Witch piar"S
such beverages. i is pointed "ut. very
Gloss. a. III. category ui temperance
drinks. From IT" temp ranc" stand
p,int, |. j. tf,r., .'"rH ,' nt"nd''!. ~" i"oi
;.dr,iniSt ration Mas. ac,"'! /" u1"et thS
intent Of al" / EIS!l:!na.
Will niiic:'I!S ri l." '""I adm'hiS-
tratior Lrcl'r" - "nrnru"n: "u III" SIT
iall-a presented ~ III" Randall ;'inehd-
:4ent il ~ tl"wu that they mop tAitt
tie proposal Will hc StriEE". from III =
measure. i'll The senate. I" mnk" ire
PROPOSAL iaw would u"j b.: N TIE lnf"r-
est Of war ..ffici' Icy. = - '"r''n'!'u. so
long rs saloons in many states are St''i
privileged u sill whiSk''y.
Guessing About whskey Stocks.
How lunS tn. rAi$tlng stocks "t
whi$key will last is thv Snhj'"; matt
ut nulrh differing: conjecture. hen
the law prohi bIiiu- III" RS" 81 f""d ma
. ,cr!a!S in the manufacture 81 Ills Ill'i
D EounrS i..r"in.. ..ft,,'i!e last year. II
! WAS estimated tina; th"r.. WAS about Il
, tire..-,"ar supply Of whiSk'N III the
. country. This reserve however. was
probably lnrG 'haI . iar'"-!'hr t'"r'
. mai supply .,tt .o...o,,nt "f III" !sa:r dis
,,!ing .r.r:I: .n',$ during IN" last t"|
months :,r5.r :" t,'. enactment OF the
o Legislation.
official, Row - ,nat" ihat there ia
pruba biz less whisky in St"rc" 'a"h
.St:u,:,i"rs calculated w"u.d be th'' case
a, this rials This has t'"'n caused by
abncrtnally high WITHDRAWALS tor prf-
waite n"l,!i:-< n anticipation RI aoS"-
4, lutte prohibition. : - stated. There -
however. still! curUSh whtSk"y IN reserve
. il IS stated. To "p"ra;'' - ~" ">S'"'>
vantage Of tn" var program IN IN" "Fe'i
. tha: ths manufacture "t p""TS' l. stop
= ped BY 'he proposed amendment ~ mo
/, agricultural bill.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-05-30
FORMER Residents Here.

r." Frank M"tam:". mother. Mrs. y.
IL McCan'!r. md daughter. Mss sarah.
arrived from Dor Park. un TUE Sday Tor
q visit at the home If Mr. and Mrs. l.. II.
M"('anic. of Mariana street.
Miss F:ancnS Fowler. who has com
pl..tcd her ;"rm Of school rs teacher at
Akron. Ohio. Is at IN" nom" "f her par
rnts. Mr.. ami Mrs j. r.. Fowler.
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To-day viii hr observed rs Memo
rial day at Inc E"nwuud n l.. church.
Special services viii b. held all day,
commencing II; Il o'clock this morning.
when Il special Sunrie" PRAYER meeting
will be held. Rev. t.. t. Moore VIII l'.>
in charge. TIL" president has ISSUED a
proclamation that to-day should h" "h-
served in praying for tn" omnipotcnt
Father 10 guild" us in this great crisis
and grant success To our soldiers who
are in tn" trenches. All are cordially
invited in att mi.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-05-30
WELlSBURC

Wt:I.I.SBrR RI. w. Va. May 2?.--Th"
tim nf the Year. tn" !"r% dn;" upon
which war veterans and citizens drSir"
To keep IN loving remembrance. III" m"ll
who fought. suffered and died for tn"
cause If tht. Union j. n hand. tn" VIC
tory won. II - admitted. 10y III" p""pl"
in general. has boon mighty !hrlor IN
pa:lnr IN" WY FOR royalty. fir" ard %"Hs
in tho present warfare. I'll" h"r"iSm hrt
loyalty :" th,. government having h""n
handed down - tn. succeeding general
tons
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-05-30
Ftremen VIII Practice.

At tho Elm Grove town hall to-nor
row evening The members Of the volun|
ienr department will hold their first recj
ular meeting. \ practice run will b|
made 10 Triadelphia and all Of the mem
bers are expected to attend. as the!
are 10 be trained efficiently in the use
Of the truck and its equipment. Or
the return trip mock tirc-Gght will be
staged along the pike. All members
are TO: report promptly at the time 70,
pointed Chief George Scibcrt will be
in charge and only ircf1cn will be in
Guided on tho trip.
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\ military 'IIchr" MIL Il" given Thurs
day evening. .'u'". :. Icy III" iE"nIt'''rS 81
Company i. Third Regiment. knights
of St G."r;s" t':t,t'.%. ~ TIA" columbia
Club. on South Market Srr""t. T,"h"'> :
will b. given II III. door ," every ":''
and the a.. h"iiIrg H." lucky ni:nh'r
will r.":iH. Il priH". Tn" lazy HH'! gen
ti"uian having th' highest number 81
games I" heir credit both III 'u"hr''
and ,omtrlOrS. wiil H.. w:irt!'d Il h.ui
Sur!.: priI> Tn. i.r"''r.r!S -! ~" a!fai.
will b. rIN,u Ia ti... '''':::InItr"' h." h"'l
.ciarg, If IN" ;'I:t:. hid no I"nG ago. -
help pay expenses. Preparations ar"
under way Ia accommodates lar%..
crowd. as IN" Pr. ding 'l!"hr"S given
by them have l"H.n ""l! ;.t'..ud"d Th'.
conlrnit,.. N "h;,rE'' ~ hi" affair vii!
meet tu-ynvrr"W evening". - Tie 'iIh. I"
make final arrnt:G' meats.
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The Armstrong garage Of West Alex
ander has been purchased by harry Nc
Donald and Alfred Simms OF Elm
Grove. The men are we'll known local
rcpairmcn and their announcement Of
going into the business will come as
good news to their many friends and
former patrons. They arc wished the
bcs, uf success in their new business.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-05-30
Special Meeting.

Sunday very interesting program
will be ncid n tn" First NJ. r. church.
Al =. IN. n larc" class will i" tnhcU
into she church a..i at II n. m. hartiSn
and holy rnmmun.un will be adninisl"r-
ed. A sp}$ndiG program is being pre-,
rarcd ny tn. wC.r1rns foreign mlsS,un-
arr society. who arc in charge. The
program will H." published laicr.
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Request.

Mayer T.. y. Sh""iS. r"qu"s;s that. IN
cutnpl,unc" with III" proclamation OF
President Wilson. AL citizens Of III"
municipality. clos" up on Thursday.
MAY %"th. particularly; n h" afternoon
=" that Ill may hav" ah opportunity for
attending III" memorial services 10 hc
held IN Bronk.r cemetery.
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Ladies' Aid.

The members al tn. Ladies AID of tho
First Christian church.. viii meet this
evening IN thor rooms "f ti.. church.
,where they will devote tn" evening IN
. sowing and knitting tor III" boys III
,the trenrhsS Th"s: lad."s hay" been
accomplishing great work. an! arc do"
ling their bit for our country All
! members are earnestly requested /" h''
present rs several n"w things will IT,,
discussed at IN ,n"";ir@..
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unitetl in Marriage.

= Miss Narri. Chapman and John Fiat
Hey. both OF thc South Sid> were united
I'm marriaS" Yesterday morning at the
tSt Joseph's Cathedral. TIL" attendants
were Leonard Smith add Miss Mary
EFiatley. They left yesterday morning
raj 1850 n'cirrk on their honeymoon for
:Pittsburgh and other eastern cities.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-05-30
Red Cross Memorial Day March.

All members Of tn" Rcd Cross VIII
pleas" meet "u rw'|t'h &'r"'''. THURS
day afternoon IT ":iI 70 follow tho
members of Duval pr$t q. y. r. IN tn"
cemetery and TAX. part in the Memorial
pay exercises ih"r". Everyone wear
thc Rod Cross pin. and all win" hav~
them wear iho Rcd cross wells either
blue. ar Wht...
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SOUTH SIDE NEWS
Second EcsbTteYian.

=, The Fed Cross Society It the second
- PrcSbyteri:tu church. VII h"!" an AL
: day session to-day ~ heir rooms - tn'
= church Thy will I"E"''' 'h''r 'ini'' IN
r sewing and Knitting and i"rng other
T Red Cross work. These ladies hay" been
devoting ore dag "a"h we'% :" tho Red
f1>ross work nuG Ill lIitr. or.: requested
;to DO present.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-05-30
Boy Scouts Organize.

Last evening ii III" Union high school
n" organization of the Bcnw"od F"y
scouts was effected under the direction
Of Scnu, Executive ror,G. of Wheeling.
y very large ard enthusiastic crowd was
III attendance.
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Edgwood Lutheran Church.

Al tho EdGwood Lutheran church this
evening special service will be held with
Rev Ralph \. Hharshmann. pastor OF
The church in charge. The services will
begin nj o'clock and many. arc expect
cd 10 attend. 4 cordial welcome Is OK,
tended 10 all
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-05-30
Sig Front is Made
Sergeant at Army Camp

AdyiccS from Akron. a.. where q num-
b"r II Wheeling boys AT" being trained
AZ mechanics. ar" To- he effect that Sig
Front. ur.r az tho most popular h"yS
.nf this city. has h''"u mad" u sergeant.
This rapid advn,!r" II young Front is n
remarkable pi"r" al work and friends
here hay" learned If his rise Will! pride.
The hogs hnv" just been given their
"shu;S" and The NEGOTIATIONS arc taking,
tn" result h"inG that a number Of the
hu?S ar, ~ litl. knocked out. However.
iuSr ~ SuuI ~ >rr" arms heal the on
tIr" contingent VIII hr IN ship shane.
Most Of liz: boys ar" doing jir" repair
work III fact ln"y write HON" thai all
they nave to du IS 20 re tire" Richard
Mrt'u%. another popular Wheeling lad
who was sent IL Akron. has hnnn.iran"-
frrr"d In tho signal corps and sent 10 n
Georgia camp.
y h"npecked husband docs as much
growing as tlrN other kind If ky SlA nd
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United In Marriage.

l.rr"nz" Davis l'llmHn .1r. - Ben
wu"d. and Miss florctta R'li" Lewis. IT
Brilliant. w"r" united m marriaE" YES
,"rday, and Will l"av" som" lin" to-
day Cor PITTSBURGH. li"h are we'll known
local young people.
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McMECHEN
2. N. C. A. Organize.

Friday evening AT The school auditor
iun at seventh street n" Red TrianGi"
division nr n" young mcn " IN" !. NJ.
{. ~. Will meet at 80 "'Cim'H !" per-
mancntly urSc; 1i::". All VIII" nr" inter-
ss,"d in tins wore IT" asked :" hc pres
cnt
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Miss M1lligan VIII Entertain.

Miss Grace MilliGan will entertain the
! G.. y. T.. club 1T her home al Thirteenth
and Marshall streets this evening. TIL"
guests will spend tn" evening singing
and dancing and light luncheon will h''
served.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-05-30

I'iarl..S Avon. employed ~ III" Gil
,hri>;l min. had III" misfortune 4" hay"
n MN, car run ever his limbs causing
:: severe run"tur"d wound arh sprain-
81 aukl.'. an Tuesday Dr. +. /. Dare
Az. ndrh he injured man.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-05-30

o. presi,lsn, Wilson there VIII h. n
union patriotic s.rvir" II: III" SECOND
Presbyterian church and rh'r Third Tres
hrt.rIau church held IN m" Third Prs
byt"rian church. Th.rtE-"iEh;h and
Jacob streets. NJ ii '"'r!""k this morn
ing. May 81. t" which everyone, - in
SitCl
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rhurch Of Elm Grove-:ne Daughters OF

church Of Elm Grove":ne Daughters OF
Veterans held special services in con-
ncction with Memorial Day. An cXteI-
sivr program was rendered and many
were in attendance. Rev. Walter l..
Scheuttc Of 81. James Lutheran church
of Wheeling delivered the main address
of the evening.
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The l. v. VI. Sodaliiy. ~ IN" s..
Marys church u: ia" South SD. vii,
hold their regular nl""tin, Friday "v"-
ming. All turu:h"rS % m. church AZ
cordially invited t. attend.
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Prayer Services,

\ service" prayer for TN" nation will
h. held in The Vance Memorial Freshly
terrain churrh If W"udSdalr this morn
ing ut in:%h "'cI"rH .rh. S"rvir" is
in r"sp"r*" II III" rail- "f ctr "sid"u..
II Is hoped that the membership "f the
c.nr"h will lac largely attended. Mrs.
T.. II. Ryder will sing Tine. Battle Hymn
Of the Republic and Mrs e. e. cooke
will rcndrr several rnrart solos. Sew
oral brief informal addresses will also
be given
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McNIeChen Personals.

c. r. Watkins. 81 Columbus. hhI". "a.
visiting III IN" "Iiy yesterday.
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Union Patriotic Service.
accordance with the proclamation
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-05-30

y h"nneckcd husband docs as much
growing as NJ, other kind If hUSlA nd
hut h" does II all away from home
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1918-05-17
GIRLS! LEMON JUICE
is SKIN WAiT=NE7
Row to make creamy heauty 'otior
for a few cents.

The juice OF two fresh lemons
strained into 3 bottle containing three
ounces OF orchard white makes a
hole quthter pint Of the most re
markabla lemon skin beautifier at
about the cost one must pay for Ii
small jar of the ordinary cold creams.
Care should be taken to strain the
lemon juice through a fine cloth SD
no lemon pulp gets in. then this To-
ton will keep fresh for months. Ev-
cry woman knows that lemon juice
is used to bleach and remove such
blemishes as freckles. salIOwness and
tan and is the ideal skin eoftener and
beautifier.
Just try it Get three ounces of
orchard white at any drug store and
two lemons from the grocer and make
up a quarter pint OF this sweetIy fra
grant lemon lotion AMI massage il
daily into the face, neck. arms and
hands