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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-11-23
BELLAIRE
What Became of the Flu Germ7

The flu germ was ABROAD a,
during the night This morning me
germ will hunt its home, and remain
there until 5 o'clock ton;Eht. when t,Ss
hidcous thing will emerge and scatter
disease ard death among the ' LIZ; Sb at
can he said ahrut the preSetu quartnt ~:
regulations existing at present IN e"'S
Too much emphasis is laid on the d"a-
lar. In great many persons; o pm iifc
can be- saved BY strict quarantine
Pressure is brought to bear BY sn nGG n n,ov-
ayers OF amusement companies ana mo-
Ing picture shows thai they arc ioS!nE
money by "a strict observance OF m
quarantine regulations. No on M
Complained but the managers. ~ Wow NV,
appear from the history OF inc pa ,iacc
dollars aoovs if o, and rl hGS;'A as !" w Ell
G eJ ', nconic nre Of the opinion that II
strict and shso!gse ,n GnsF :; ,me S To
to,a nj. wing and get busy in that line
About the best hing to do do is !Sr 10 INES isss
ESil os we'll as at night.
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Misses Mario Sykes and Hilda Kanope
have volunteered thsir services TO care
for flu patients and are now stationed at
q: the city hospital.
John Neal has returned to Dllics Bot
ION after Il visit with Vim. Mullen Jr..
! of Noble street.
Ralph D"evera has recovered from a
sickness and will resume his position ut
tho Hub clothing store.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. T. Grammer arc the
parents Of n son.
Samuel Wise is. i'll at his home on
West Twenty-third street.
Miss Regina Devan was removed from
tho North Wheeling hospital yesterday
! Ia h"r home on Belmont street, after
undergoing q slight operation.
Mrs. Vim. LOTUS Of Guernsey street.
who several weeks ago underwent an OPP
Grafton ut the North Wheeling hospital
has recovered and is able To he out.
Miss Minerva Dawson Is recovering
from an nrero ton which she underwent
at the hospital.
Roy HINES who was injured when a
stone fell on him At the Ncff mine. is re-
covering from his injuries.
Earl Corhatt. who has been i'll Of the
flu. is recovering.
William Phillips. who has been Ill of
the SpaniSh Influenza. at his home on
Harrison street. is recovering.
Mrs. Thomas Emanuel. who has been
i'll for tho past several weeks suffering
from the FLU is somewhat improved.
Misses Edna and Violet Grooms are
We'll at the home Of their parents.
Mrs. Fred Gather. who has oeen i'll at
her home on 3lst street. is recovering.
Miss Esther Mason is i'll n her horne.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Powell and three
children are i'll of I'll" Flu" 1T their home
on Noble 81 rect.
Miss Josephine Mason is confined to
her home i'll.
Miss Mary Rose Myers has gone to St.
Clairsrille 10 vis;t with relatives.
Mrs. Eugene Garrison cf MOundSvillc.
and Mrs. John Hciscnbcrg.
Miss Helen Long is i'll at her homo on
Rose Hill.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Jewell arc III at
thri- homo with tho flu.
Roy Pike has signed his position in
Bcnwond.
Since tho show houses have hccn
closed in this city It has now become n
To Wheeling to witness The PERFORMANCES
nj tho various theatres Quite n num-
her Of these nartics have been formed
tor tho first Of the week.
Mrs. !. W Dunfce and children. who
have hinn III nf the flu are recovering.
Harry Mnr"nn. 4 former resident Of
THIS CITY. who has boon i'll of the flu. at
his ilrrIo in *,:av"nSw"nd. is recovering
according ~ word received by relatives.
TIE condition "f re-. Father Gclecr
VIII" Is i'll Of the flu N tn" North Wheel
ing hospital. remains unchanged.
Mrs. Anna Fncncy. IF Guernsey street.
has recovered from an Illness.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-11-23
American Generals Are
Honored by Japanese

WASIIINGTOE. Nov 22.-Thr en-
pcrnr Of Japan has conferred d"rora-
tlrn& upon several American army OH
Gers, including: Generals March. Hiss
ard IrrShinr. Secretary Lansing was
Informed today by the japanese amhhS-
sudur. TIL" decorations I" h" received
Nv Generals; March and Bliss Is tn"
Grand Gordon Of the Order Of The RiS-
iur sun General I'"rshing !. In b"
decorated with til" Grand Gordon Of
paGlnwniS.
The ode. Of the second class Of TN"
Sncrcd TREASURE was conferred anon
Rrigndicr General Frank T. Hines chief
Of CmhArkntinn and third class Of tho
order If the Rising Sun upon t0l"n"ls
Constant e. Cnrdicr and Harry II. Patti
son. officers III tho army general star.
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ST. CLAIRSY|LLE
St. Clairsvtlle News Items.

Mrs. Elizabeth Gray of Newark ar
rived Thursday for n visit with ner
dau Eht"r. Mrs. Howard w. Fletcher.
II. F.. Elliott. m attorney of Cleveland
was hero on business yesterday.
Mrs. Phil Kennedy Gray and dauEh-
tiers Virginia and Mary Elizabeth. of
Glnuster. g.. are visiting 1T the home Of
Howard W. Fletcher.
Mrs. Ed Berry. OF Ncff. very pleasant
ly entertained tho Modern Priscilla club
IN Friday evening a; the home nf her
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. John Finncy. cast
OF town.
Charles Hill is n business visitor in
Clrvclan lNhi$ week.
Mios Doris St.lw"ll Of Bridgeport. Is
visiting her sister. Miss stella Stlwcl.
The Public Schools closed on Friday
for on" week on account of the epidemic
Of influenza in this vicinity.
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probnto Coult

In re- estate nc Eliza Garrett. dec.
Account filed and. notice ordered. In re
guardianship of Leah steele. a minor.
Account filed and notice ordered. In re
estate Of Ross Z. Pierce. dec. Pansy l..
Fierce appointed aGmrH. Bond s1.5nn
with United States Fidelity and Guar
antv Co. az surety. Thomas Cook. Geo.
Ncllics and Geo. I.yn$ky appointed APP
praisrrS In re estate nf Elizabeth
Cherhullicz. doc. Inventory filed and ar-
proved. In re estate of Robert \. Tim
hcrlakc. doc. Inventory filed and ap-
proved. In r" estate Of Freeman j.
Perkins. doc. Inventory filed and up.
proved. In re- estate Of Freeman r. Per-
kins dec. P-ivatr sale If personal goods
and rhnttcls ur!"rcd. In rc will Of 0hil
Hardcsty. doc. viii admitted 10 pro-
hate. citation ordered issued 10 widow IN
make r"l"Ii0n. In re rSta;" Of Diver s.
N9gus. doc. Account filed and notice or
,lrrod In rc guardianship nf Harvey
Hughes. Application. for appointment OF
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DECLARES 20 YEARS
WILL BE REQUIRED
TO REBUILD FRANCE

CHICAGO. Nov. 2o-Rcconstruction
work will TAX the productive capacity
Of the country FIR lumber and other ma
tcrials for years Edwin Il. Parker. conn
missioner OF prioritic9 Of tho war in
,iustrics board told members Of the
National Lumber association IN cohfcn-
tion today. II" predicted Vt would taHc
went: years t" rebuild France.
Tho sneaker said he understood con-
struc,inn nrrtnits for now work in New
ynrk soon would total S200.0nn. 900.
"Hlars are being worked out whereby
The great &iur" nf materials in The
hands Of tho government will No held
for n considerable tim" and Will not no
dumped on tho market" said the com
missioner. TT will hr handled SO as
NOT To- disturb the industries"
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WEST VIRGINIAN GETS
20 YEARS IN PRISON

Special piSnatch To The lntclliEcnccr
CAMP MEADE. Md. N"v. 22.--Pri-
vaic Martin Ford. company j.. lhoth In
rauIry. formerly the Second West Fir-
gina National Guard and stationed ut
Camp Meade. was sentenced To twenty
years confinement at hard labor today
by :; c"ur, martial. Ford was selected
for service ut Charleston. w. Va. about
September 9. 1!17. and was supposed to
come here for training. Nothing: VA;
sou ar heard Of him until III" middle
uf September Of this year when he was
arrested ut Da"is. West Virginia. his
home. He Will serve his sentence IT
Fort Jay y. Y. The charge against
Ford WAS desert on.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-11-23
EXPECT WILSON IN
PARIS DECEMBER IL

PARIS, Nov. 22.--President Wilson is
cxpec.cd To arrive in Paris about Dc
ccrihc- -. according To information re-
ccivcd today. Plans are hcing made FOR
.hc entertainment Of tho American pres
idcnt as we'll as tho allied rulers VINO
will visit Paris in November ana DO
Ccmbcr.
Tho visit will begin nj the rnd Of this
month. with tho arrival NJ King George
and Queen Mary Of Great Erltai:l. King
Albert and queen EliZahcih will come
On December > To meet tho president.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-11-23
e1ice M0ru5 Dies

Mrs Alice Nnru%. wife nf Willis
MCruS. passed away nj her HON" on
Trumhull street. E"l!H'r" 1t $50 "'rl"rli
yesterday morning. TIL" remains wi!
b. taken 80 hrr mothers h"mc at stop
81. IIartnn line. The deceased ! 49,
years old and is survived ~ her nus
hand nnd two small children. Funeral
arrangements nr" incomplete.
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Was On Brittle Front,

Captain Stanley B. Wilson, Of this
light field artillery on the battle front
for ten weeks, q letter from him to his
father, I. B. Wilson. states. Captain
Wilson aas one Of the fight local boys
TO receive commission at Camp Harri.
son, and was later made I captain.
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RrIflrennrt EricfE.

Mrs. Wilson "mplUN"d ut The draft
vcEi"nc". Accept no substitute.
board at Martin; Ferry. is improving
nicely.
Gro. Connolly. Nc IIjrkwoud is cunfin-
I'd 4: his homo with illn"s".
\. II. Fleming. If Piit"hurEh was n
business visitor in THIS city Yesterday.
William Srhaf"r returned after II short
husir"S:s trin 10 Pitt shurSn.
Sam Harper Of st ClHirsvllc. was
calling on friends in This city yesterday
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Shell Shocked.

Word was received in This city yes-
to-day from Mr.. and Mrs. Shannon Bar
ton. of Pennington. stating that their
son. Jesse Barton. who was in iurcd i'll
amputated above tho ankle. They ais"
stated that he was suffering from shell
shock. Barton has been under fire in
the front line trenches since July LIST.
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From yesterday morning al . o'clock
until late last evening. just two cases
Of Influenza were reported 10 the health
department. One death was also report
cd. Conditions are beginning 10 look
more favorable than that of the past
II a sudden change doesn't take place
for the worst. very likely thy ban will
be lifted before long
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-11-23
MOUNDSV|LLE ii.
Thomas Morris Dead.

Thomas Morris died yesterday morn
ing ut the home of c. W. Morris on
Center street following q few days H.
ness with influenza and pneumonia. It
is believed that the death Of his wife
and boy early in the week FASTENED his
death. No arrangements for the funeral
have as yet been made.
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James Kceny Dies.

James Kccny. popular young man Of
this city. age 10 years. passed away at
the home of his parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank liccny. on Grant avenue. ycstcr-
day morning. at PIE o'clock. following
4 brief illness OF pneumonia contracted
from influenza.
Tho deceased was we'll known among
tho younger class. having lived here fot
the past number of years. up until the
time of his death. II" was employed
Mt tho LaBnllr box factory in This city.
Funeral arrangements ar" inCnmplct"d.
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guardian. Orders on hearing. Roy H.
Cope appointed guardian. Bond filed
and approved in sum of 5000 with Roy
q. jump and Otis Bethel as sureties. In
re estate OF Elizabeth H. Ring, dec
Proof of publication of notice OF appoint
ment filed. In re estate of William o.
Penn. dec. Proof of publication Of notice
Of appointment filed. In re estate Of
Rudolph Bleifus. dec. August Wenzel
appointed admir-. bond $500. with Marga-
ret Perty and Fred Schlcicher as sure
ties. Leo CHASER, Fred Schleichcr and
Ed Vogcl appointed appraisers. In re
will OF W NJ McCort, dec Will filed and
notice ordered. In re estate Of l.. J.
Stewart, Inventory filed and approved.
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Killed In Action.

A telegram received yesterday rom
&hc war department. at Washington. =.
C.. announced tina, Sabitint Dernlan was
killed in action on October Il. Ihr tyir-
rrsrn wa. addressed to Fred E"-r:t".
Sc1orc cnterinr th,. service Dcmian WAS
employed as - miner at I'll: Rail and
Hive Coal company. He was on" ct
The first registrarts. giving his address
as 1906 Belmont street. lie was among
81. frst mon to h> drafted from the dis
frict. having lct, with the contingent
which entraincd September ~. 1917. for
Camp Sherman.
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Eaton Services Held.

Funeral services for John W. Eaton.
IS years, old. who passed away at the
home OF his son. c. S. Eaton. Of Cntawba
street. former principal Of the Central
school. were held last evening at III"
latter's homo. Rev. Field, OF the Chris
tian church. at Wheeling offciated.
The remains will be shipped /" Louis
willie. ONO. this morning. al 9:5S for
intcrment.
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Soldier Reported Missing.

A telegram received i'll This city Ivy
Mr. and Mrs. William Dali;Sun y"s;, =
day morning from the war department
stating that their son First Lieutenant
James A Dallison. was reported missing
since October first and eleventh D.i-
lisnn enlisted in tn" marine corps in
Wheeling. APRIL %. l9l7. TWO weeks b.
fore war was declared on Germany.
About month ago h" was reported
Rasaeh.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-11-23
BRIDGEPORT
1Tur Cases Increase.

The number Of influenza cases in this
city are increasing rather than ,i.cr"a9-
ing ne eight cases Wcr" reported y"<,"r-
day and oue death The ont tn" pix.
districts situation is Regarded Ms serious.
\ number of eases arc being REPORTED.
from there. II is rum"r"d about that
schools will prohahl? open Monday
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Mrs. Wilson and George Creel

away. Mrs. Wilson and George Creel,
chairman OF the public information
committee. with group Of army OIL
GERS who conducted the installation OF
aerial, connected with a small field
swift chboard at which the President
stood. witnessed tho test.
The planes. In formation. nosed dived
several times and swung around Il circle
1900 feet to 1000 fec, above the ground.
They were scarcely visible.
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homer ]. r. Wyatt was called 10
ertv, where h. conducted IN m
int into th~ death Of owen Evans:
Yesterday in oco mins ~ -, o'' I;h
Nod between 4 coal car and the RE
9 age m and is 81 suTvivsd By a wife and
Two children II" had bacn coahHcii.I
with the company sv@r snSE tn" @ps NINA
+, Where sae i nT"S viii be mad. Mr.
r. S,.a " Vas respected by all who knew
him and was !. valued Employs S , ~ I'd
Oco Coal COMPANY; and wiu Dc n,tSS :h j
tSstinonv Of several witnesses. Coroner
wyatt rendered a verdict OF acc'd@n'a'
Hath
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-11-23

The funeral OF Thomas P. Mason. WHO
s;ed at his homo on Gravel Hill. took
riacc Yesterday morning. Services Wy"
Conducted at the home Of his daughter.
AIRS. J. r. Meehan on North Guernsey
street. by Rrv Father Whitman. OF -;
John's church The hody was cntonh"d
IN the nausol"um in R""s Hill cemetery.
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Newton RuSer,

Newton R;;:"r. aged 6s years. died at
the home OF his daughter. Mrs. Albert
Gullcy. at Stop IS Shadysidr. following
an attack OF paralysis. He is survived
by three sons and four dauGEtcrS. Ar
ranSemcnts for thc funeral arc !ncohn-
pletc. bur intcrmrnt Will be made n
Rose Hill cemetery.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-11-23
Need Moro Nurses,

It is expcdient that more volunteer
nurses be secured to aid in fighting the
influenza here. The committee in charge
of this department OF the battle has mot
with disbursement and all women who
arc willing to aid either in homes or ut
the hospital are asked to call upon Mrs.
S. w. Boohcr. Fifth and Baker or cali
phone 432-J.
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Rev. Erect III,

Rev. +. L. f'rrHt. secretary OF the Bel
mont county chapter Of the American
Red Cross and pastor oC the second
Presbyterian church. is i'll with ;nflueh-
During the epidemic in Bellairc Rev.
Erect has worked hard and eXprscd him
Sclft To III" disease. His many friends
hope for his speedy recovery.
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George J. Null Dead.

a., daatb ~ George J. Null. n member
Of ese the Se' Ameriesn cxpSdi;ionary, fore" IN
France. Prior TO being indicted INTO Ins
service Of the national army ne WAS I'm,
Arloyed at the J: +. E"tt she" st"rE .tc IL.
i:rion street The deceased vas "rl.-
Known in this city and mary fTicnHs
lii b. gricvsd TO lear nof his DEAN.
ccordinE 70 tho report. death was duo
ko oneunUnia-
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Following an operation for appended
It's: Miss Mary Carney died Thursday
evening Mt the Glendale hospital. Pncu-
monia developed and brought on the end.
She is survived by her parents. two sis
tors and three brothers. The funeral
Will take place Sunday afternoon at 2:30
conducted by Row. J. B. Smith. of the
Christian church.
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MARTINS FERRY


Tho Rcd Cross inspecting committee
will be- ut the Central hose house Mon
day and Wednesday afternoons to in
sDect all Christmas cartons to be sent
IN the boys over there.
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Enn Sn1Hcnc

Funeral services for john Rosa. aged
20. who passed away At his home III
Penn street. following brief Illness OF
pneumonia. contracted from influrnz;t.
will b" hold this morning at 10 o'clock.
Rev. l/ily will perform the services.
Int"rm"nt will take place NJ Rircrvicw
cemetery.
Tho deceased was Il we'll known mill
worker Of this city.
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Funeral Services.

Funeral services Tor the INFANT daugh'
ter of Mr. and Mrs. Howard Ritter Of
at the family home Thursday at noon
following 4 brief illness. will be held
this afternoon at . o'clock. Intermen,
will tal| place at Riverricw cemetery.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-11-23

Mrs William Miller passed away n:
her home today after long period of
illness. Tho deceased has RESIDED in this
vicinity for u number OF years ard Is
wCll known. She leaves 10 mourn her
death. her husband. ana ono sister. Miss
Euylc. uf this city.
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VIII Resume Services.

Services will be resumed IN the Glen
dale VI. z. church Sunday. This was
DECIDED Mt a quarterly conference meet
ing Wednesday. The usual services will
be held, and the district superintendent.
Rev. Anderson. will preach in the eve
ming
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-11-23
President on the Job
Of Bossing Airplanes

WASHINriTON. N"v. "".--Throurh a
radio tcl"rhuu" installed on the south
purtico Of the White House President
Wilson to-day directed The mancurcrs
Of half Il dozen army airplancs flying
over the ronotac river. several miles
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Helfenbino Funeral Services.

Funeral ScrNlCcS Tor MIS- MnllIdo
Heltcnbine. who passed away at tn"
home of her father. August Kraatz 1T
TO Broadway. after an extended illness
will be- held Monday afternoon ut 2:3U
O'Clock. Rev. Frank will otficiar" In
torment will take place Al the Green
wood cemetery Wheeling.
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John George Keys.

John GeorG. Keys passed. away nj his
home on Harrison street Friday morning
following AN illness OF pneumonia. He
was 81 years OF age and S"r Of Mr.
and Mrs. Peter KEYS and has resided in
Bella!re all his If. Surviving h!m are
his wife. parents and one sister. Mrs.
villa D. Weaver. Of ShadySid". Arrange
fnents for the funeral will be announced
later.
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Mrs. James Coen Dead.

Mrs. James Coen died yesterday after
noon at her homo following short i'll.
ness with influenza and pneumonia. She
is, survived by her husband and one SON.
as we'll MS several step children. No
arrangements for the funeral have yet
been made.
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Carroll Funeral Held.

The funeral o: Thomas. 4-yoar-Old son
~ Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Carroll. "t
Twenty-nfth street. ,ook. place Friday
morning at the homo Of tho parents. lE-
-erment was ,nadc in Hos" Hill ceu'"-
terry.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-11-23
Influenza Takes New Grip.

The influenza epidemic has taken 4
new grip on the city after slackening for
n day or two Thursday there were IS
the afternoon. \ few cases were taken
10 the Glendale hospital Yesterday.
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Board VIII Meet,

Two members Of TIE Pultney township
school board are scheduled 10 meet next
Tuesday evening in the township offices
ON Union street. \ number OF matters
will be considered At this meeting.
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Will Give Assistance.

Tho local Red Cross chapter will lend
financial aid in fighting the influenza
epidemic here. the officials have an
nounccd. This was decided at a meeting
OF the executive committee
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The remains q: Harvey AnShutz, son
Of Mrs. J. II. Meek. were taken To Som
erton yesterday where int"rm"nt VIII
take place Services were held yesterday
at the home OF his mother and were In
charge of Rev. ~ ". Flax and Or. Geo.
Smith
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IL NEW CASES OF FLU"

Special DiSratCh.tn TIL" Intcllic"nrcr.
EAST LIVERPOOL. o.. NuV. % Ono
dead aud eighteen new cases in IN" "flu"
"riG"'uir were reported here today dur
in" Tho past six weeks. III" city has
had 90 cases.
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Tho members Of tho hospital auxil-
iary will hold a regular monthly mc"t-
ing Monday evening At 100 o'clock in
the parlor NJ the city hospital. The an
uual election Of officers will take place.
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Another Flu Victim.

Michael 3Ianus. aged -, employed ut tho
Carnegie Steel works. died At the city
hospital Yesterday following an illness
of Influenza Arrangements Tor thH fun
eral have not been completed.
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Basketball Season VIII Open Jan. sra

The baSke; ball season or the local high
school will open on January Bird when
both the bo%s and girls teams Of Martins
Ferry will play in this city. The local
teams will begin practice in Il few weeks.
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The body Of III" lat" Hester Johnson
aged So who died Al tho late home in
Lincoln avenue. " Wednesday,. following
an extended iIlncsSA will b. laid To rest
this afternoon ut kwo o'clock. Rev.
Shiltz nf tho NJ. Surcn at Martins
Ferry will have c OF the services,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-11-23
Realty Dneds Filed.

William l.. Smith AnG Margaret F.
Smith, t" w. r. Hicks. Lnnc IN Martins
Ferry. Consideration $40. W. IT Fowler
and Alkaline Fowler In Samuel Tnckcy.
Land in Sarnc&vilr. Consideration 81.