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The Republican journal., 1918-03-28

the "History of the Flag" Scouts Knight
and Tuttle were reported sick. The treas
urer reported the amount of Sc. 40 and
that SIS of that amount was on deposit in
the Waldo Trust Company Every scout
was urged to plan to take part in the sale
of the bonds of the Liberty Loan on the
coming drive. 1t is expected that there
will be a big public meeting in the city
on the date of April 9th and at that time
there will be presented to the scouts on
the part of someone representing the
government, two bronze badges, as
awards for the sale of at least ten bonds
in the last Liberty Loan sale. At the
next meeting E. r. Spear of the New
England Telephone Company will speak
to the scouts on the subject of War Saw
ingS Stamps.
The Republican journal., 1918-03-28
Robins in large flocks have been seen
about the city trees and their spring song
is a very welcome one

Robins in large flocks have been seen
about the city trees and their spring song
is very welcome one.
1t seems far call to announce the re-
turn date of the Community Chautauqua
the week of July oath The tent will be
on the school common the same as last
year This return engagement was
made possible by those who signed the
guarantee last summer.
The following drafted men have been
called to report to the Waldo County Ex
emption Board next Saturday and will
leave here Monday; with Arthur R. Rob-
inson named as an alternate:
Walter H. Clark of Lincolnville.
Charles H. Littlefield of Monroe.
Simon Freeman Black of Northport.
Ralph l.. Merritt of Brooks.
Clarence f. Hurd of Northport.
Ralph H. johnson of Unity.
Charles w. Riley of Brooks.
Earl F. HammonS of Belfast.
Dexter T. Clements recently bought
the Abbott house at the corner of Main
and Congress streets in this city. While
renovating the chambers Mrs. Clements
found under carpet near clothes press
piece of loose floor board She inveSti-
gated and found fire proof box about
foot square. 1t was held in position by
iron chains The key was still in it. Mr..
ClemeutS saws he bought the house and
it's contents and that the box belongs to
him. 1t was evidently the property of the
Nehemiah Abbott family as the members
of the family of the late Lucius F. Nc
Donald, who occupied the house for many
years, know nothing about it. The place
was sold to Mr.. Clements by Asa A.
Howes ct ais Naturally Mr.. Clements is
not saying what the box contains but
one report is that it is "valueless" and
another that it "would buy Main street. :"
The Republican journal., 1918-03-28
NORTH 1SLESBORO.

Mr.. A. Perry Coombs spent last week
at home.
Schools in town are closed for two
weeks vacation.
Mrs Artha Warren has returned from
Castine, where she spent the winter.
Mr. Clinton Smith and family left the
25th for Peabody, Mass, where he has
employment.
Mr.. Joseph Mcfarland, who spent the
winter in Castine with Mr.. and Mrs F.
w. Coombs, came home last week.
The Republican journal., 1918-03-28
The News of Belfast.

v and Mrs. Thomas E. Shea are in
.... for several weeks, where Mr..
...e As taking the part of Catholic
M an engagement with John
I & II. S. freshman class has organ
.,Ith the following officers: Presi-
.-. -smes Tolford Durham; vice presl-
..- \lbert X Fogg; secretary, Lillian
.,.. tr-asurer, Carroll S Parker.
forget to comply with the new
-.I law to set your clock forward
l.r next Sunday morning. All
ibles. church bells and factory
aS viii conform to the new ruling
rRTISED LETTERS, The following
.-. rsmained uncalled for in the Bel
aS1 office for the week ending
,. To- 1918: Ladles-Mrs. Leroy I.
.n Louise Nickerson, Hazel Win
l,eutlemen-Rev.H Harry S. Bak-
nuer Nickerson, Sumner Potkntor.
r April meeting of John Cochran
d. A. R, will be held next
, evening at the home of Mrs.
" Ferguson, II Church street.
...u-cali will be responded to by
If Revolutionary soldiers. Mrs.
Vi Frost will read 'The Rising OF
b., Thomas B. Reed; Miss Lucy A.
5a will read a paper on Belfast's
tlonary Relics
viii be fancy costume soclaoie
Baptist vestry this, Thursday,
under the auspices of the Wom-
reign Missionary Society. All the
both old and young, are cordially
-f A fine program has been ar
--.. to be followed by games and a
.-...5 good time Refreshments Will
sale during the evening and an adj
.a of ten cents will be charged.
afternoon club of Emma White
4.-.-- lent. D. of ", met Wednesday,
,.-. Doth. at the home of Mrs. Miles
s. - son. The special hostesses were
Mr.. Della H. Frisbee, Mrs. Eta +.
and Mrs. Emma R. Brown. The
. 0eeting will be with Mrs. Myra 5.
who will be assisted by Mrs. Mary
-rr. Misses Alice f. Simmons and
--,.4 NJ Kimball. The Tent lnltlat-
- ..o candidates at its last regular
--..g in the Post room in Memorial
pg.
story hour session was held at the
f4-g last Saturday afternoon instead
.- .. he PIERCE school, which was not
-t... in vacation. Miss Annie L. Barr
-ayeral short stories in the absence
f Mrs. Willis S. Hatch. Mrs. Thomas
i Jasmore told the twenty little ones
---,-.7 nature stories of the south and
present ed each with colored post card
ra Illustrated her talk. At their re-
--> .he read a story from the Buster
bear There will be no meeting next
Saturday,. Mrs. Willis S. Hatch and
Miss Nelvina V. Parker will entertain
April 9th, at the PIERCE school.
1ucipal Louis j. West of the Belfast
Ie. school announced last Thursday
ila' heir graduation will take place
i115y, June l4th. Kenneth G. Merriam
la. pon the first honor and his subject
H be Our High School Service to Our
>u-atry in War;" Frank Evan Wilson
Las son the second honor and will take
for lbs subject ''The Duties of an Ameri-
SAN G!tizen." The central thought OF
ile eotire program will be Our Country,
laJ heir motto is "Play Up, Play the
Game This is one of the largest classes
-o cave the school. 1t had SO members
AZ HE close of the past term. They
have been unusually fortunate in their
las, hnances. In addition to the S16O
r'f.ed from their recent class play, The
fiu-ly-Gurdy Girl, they have realized
7hQ 300 for the sale of lunches at the
'rulng recess.
The Republican journal., 1918-03-28
NOTICE
For Sale

PURE NUT-M MADE Blu TIER derived from
animal fats. Anslyzed and approved at Maine
Experiment Station. Price Soc. per pound.
Local agent, c. ]. CLAs K.
2wl3p Route 6. Belfast. Maine.
The Republican journal., 1918-03-28

anyone should come along
and hit you over the head
you would be mighty in
dignanr. And yet you will
suffer day after day with
your feet hurting you as
much. and not do a thing
for them.
If you would have re-
lief and at the same time
correct your foot troubles,
come in and let US fit you
to a pair of the famous
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D. Y. HOSPITAL
SPLENDID WORK
Monthly Report Shows Institution Doins
Much Good-Eminent Ply
stefan Speaks.

~ \ session Of th.. board Of directors
-: tn" ohio VALLEY General h"Splta! last
evening the report for III" month Oh
February uf the number of treatments
and actual cost WAS. read Three thou
sand jwm hundred and t~cnty-ScVch
lrr:timrnls were made during IN" month.
which means nn average Uf H. treat
mcnIS per day for IN" month. or th!S
number ! per cent we're free treatments
ar 4 total of iH+ days Of free treatments.
The cost for tn" month IN actual char
~ work WAS $2.423. TIL" nm"Hnt "t
charity work being dome 10y this inst l.
tuition is greatly increasing. as III" work
GOES on.
\ b"luoS' "t $500 was mad" from the
will nf III" late Colonel Henry Schmul-
haCh and a h"IucSt If 500 from the cs-
tn'" OF IA" LAT" August Rolf. TINS
money Will 90 &" thu endowment fund.
At III, iniiiatIvi "t tn" board, l'r John
g. Euwrlni. director uf IN" American
College Of surgeons. NJ chi"nc". gave n
very interesting address upon I'll" ideals
Of ~" c"l"=" and tn" work that is being
dom" thor" and on hospital sanitation.
Several other minor r"u'ine matters
w"r" :it"n'i"d to. after which the meet
!n& WAS adjourned.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-03-26
WELL & STRONG
WAS 4 WRECK
It's a Very Interesting Story
Louisiana Lady Tells About
What Cardui Did For Her.

Echo. La -"F0r sixteen years. un'l'
a year ago" writes Mrs. J. o. Gu"rin.
ger. Of this place. ri suffered and SUI
fcrrG from all kinds Of pain. until got
50 run down and weak | couldn't walk
across The room l.was a phys
cal wreck kept getting w"rs"
and worse. and was confined 10 my
bed for thr"" months. 49,
Then some friends OF mino advised
III" 10 Try Car,Iu. After using three
bottles | was much improved.
In a month was able 20 get up
and do a little work. and soon
after was built ur. we'll and stron:
81 used L. BOTTLES Of Cardui alto
srthrr. IIav" been w"ll ami strong
ever since. | am giving Cardul now 10
my daughter. II did nj" 50 much good.
want nor 10 Try it,
Il am glad "a h" able % make this
statement 10 other sufferers may he
benefited. can never be thankful
enough for wha, Cardui did for me"
Many thousands Of women hav" had
similar experiences with Cardui. the
wOman'S tonic.
Try it. if you suffer pain. '."l run
down and weak
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-03-26
Swiss Officer Has
Praise For Americans

GENEVA. Sunday. March "4.-Thc i'm
nrcssions Of q Swiss Officer Captain
0herstcg. regarding the Americans a;
tho front. arc published in the Demo
crate. Captain Ohnrst"G. who has JUS
returned from visits 10 zones wh"r" 'h''
Americans AMI IN. British ar" operating.
SAYS that III" Americans seemed I" hH
picked mon who physically surrasS th"S"
in the European armies. except perhaps
III" British troops. The Swiss officer
say:
One thing which struck me MOST IN
This new democratic army. :" ike the
Swiss. is III" respect the men har" Tor
The officers and their authority. Tho
salute is never forgotten, never neg
lrct"d
'rh" Americans he says. have only on"
great desire and that is 20 hc allowed
Ia fight agains; the Germans as soon AS
possible. They dislike delay. "cT"n IN"
rrivatc% rralizinE that they are fighting
Injustice" The Swiss officer concludes:
"Nmrrira ia following the same line rs
its predecessors in tho fight for liberty.
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husband. survive. namely: Albert r.
and Mrs. j. 4. Sweeney OF Moundsv!!l".
John T.. az Pittsburgh. Mrs, GcnrE"
kcyScr and Mrs. George e. Norton Of
shudysidr and William II. "f Wheel
Ing Cordclia having dird IN infancy.
Mrs. Bennett was one Of ciGh; chill
dr"n. one brother. John Boston g;
ShAdySidc. surviving. For forty-cisht
years Sh" lived n consistent member "t
The Methodist Episcopal church. At III"
tom. Of her death holding membership
at Glendale. W. Va. She was loving
wife, kind mother. m exemplary
nr:ghbor. and will be greatly missed b.!
ali who knew her.
Funeral service was held fridh!
evening at tn. family home. and was
conducted by Rev. =. =. Whitmorr of
Sh;,dysid". assisted by Rev. li"ss az
Glendale. Burial was made a; Row
haran on Saturday
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-03-26
MARSHALL co,
DRAF TEES To
LEAVE APRIL Z
Thtrty-Eight Men Ordered By Board
to Report at 9 O'Clock Tuesday
Morning for Entratnment.

Marshall county's draft board ycstcr-
day completed final arrangements Tor
the entertainment Of the county'S Specia!
draft quota Of IS men. The men ~cr"
notified To report Mt the court house.
here April . 1T o'clock for cntraiament
: Cor Camp Loo. Va. The troop tram
CARRYING the Wheeling and Ohio county
draft.cs. will leave here al 1890 o'clock.
Following is the list OF the IS SOL
dinrs to go in this call, together with
eight altcrnates;
lanes Vim. NoltZ. Moundsvillc.
John Burke. Bcnwood,
Charles WoSirk. Moundsville.
I Thcuris Oliver Pylcs. Mouudsvillc.
Louis k"rshkry, r.. +. y. No. ,. Wheel
ing.
David Carl Simns. Cameron.
paxutrrS Wkypamabi, Moundsvllle.
Charles Bier MoundsVllle.
Ralph Ni"dcrmycr. Wheeling r. +. u
Carl Prince. Rcnwood.
Chester Clyde Wallen. Bcnwood.
Jacob +. Hall. Moundsvillc.
Lawrence Smitt, Monndsviile-
Mura Giuseppe. Benwood.
Michael StcfanSki. McMcchen.
norcmico Nscozliost, Benwood.
! Tenacy Gonsioroski, Moundsvillc.
! Elmer T. .McKitrick. BenTood.
Vim. c. Wallace. Dallas.
Alex herman GrccnberE. Moundsvillc
Sicfano Di. Domruio. Bcnwood.
! Daniel Wilson. McMechcn.
/ Michael !. PrcnderGaSt. Nuss.
Ralph Edwin Gum. Glen EaSton.
Jacob \. Hamburger. Moundsvi'lc.
! Otis VIM. Rush. Moundsvilln.
Gilbert W WHAT. Bcnwood.
! Richard Baxter. Rancy. MCM"chnn.
Anderson Clark. Moundsvillc.
Frank Conlcy, Cameron.
| Ben r. Peabody. Moundsvillc.
Edward Russell Parker. Moundsv!llc.
/ Fay Strawn. Cameron.
Stanley kelo. Bcnwood.
! John William Rigby. R"nwood.
! Ross Edgar Flanagan. Moundsvile.
! Guy ~ ShaTcrman. N"Mcchcn.
! ,inurgc Bailey. Muundsvillc.
Tn. altcrnates are as follows:
! Donald Swclton Scroggins. Mounds
| vile.
Joseph Earl Drfry. MoundsvIle.
Joseph Trach. Moundsvilc
Chas. \. Rider. Cameron.
Zinc Constantine. Bcllaire.
samuel James Graham Bcnwood.
Silvjs Apollomio, Benwood.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-03-26
Elimination Contests On.

The gate receipts that are '7k"n IN
during the grade basket "a'l tournament
will 30 10 the schools where nc money
&c taken in. Zoe ;hc b"Ccfit OF tn" Junior
Red Cross To-day IN" S"c"a! gam" n:
the tournament viii b. PLACED AZ the
First ward GIN. wh"n the Gravel tiii'
and First Ward terms meet. The win
ner Of this game viii play thr winner OF
last evening Sarne A. Ensc Hui! in tho
Central GYM; "Wednesday evening. After
all the teams are eliminated III" winners.
both girls and boys. Will play tn" fresh
men girls and boys t"l!'fS IN n" Fra-ei
Fri Sym. Thursday r""nLnc. Mach IN
terest is being shown toward thcsc
games and they nrn:nis" 10 80 very In
teresttnE
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-03-26
Hundreds of Calls
About Wild War Report

H"can$. "f n rIm"r rut IN tirrHitti"ii
,ha. IN. ,'rnwn Primo. If ''"r'rlhnE hhd
been Billed and .n.u"0 Germans htn
been captured ny III" allies. Tn" Intel
ilg"nr"r tor.'" was k"pt on N" hop from
carly last evening until midnight AM
swcring the hundreds "f calls IN derry
ing the report
1t is said that the report cmnat"d
over "A stock ticker md Travelled through
tho country like w!ldflrc. II Is report
oil that every city newspaper in the
country was bomharded with intcroSa-
tions from the excited public for vcri-
tications Of the good news.
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r.eaves At Later Date.

ANNOUNCEMENT wiS ra1dc yesterday
that Superintendent M"Ear XIII not
leave tho last OF AD!il. but will remain
Until juno /. SUPERINTENDENT NrNaE
made 4 visit 10 AnG:r:dcs. Pa. rs; w""E
and made arrangements with III. school
board OF TIM; piac" 10 tnsA his row
duties at 4 later .!a;". THIS wills don"
so that Mr.. McNa. will b. able 20 assist
in the closing Of the sch""iS .: 'h!S
city. and IN making plans for In" cradu-
aiinS c!as~. and :" i"av" MS present
work in GcS; class condition. AS this
IS very hard tim" :" secure success
or for tf>A posi,i"r. l- "isl enable The
local authorities 's,.r" 'l,I" ~ which
20 act or IN" ru.r'' ~.-j:S aru.ira; lnus
that are in COY The ;..1c...
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-03-26
MINER RECEIVES
SERIOUS INJURIES

ears I'D and working 1t III" Standard
NUN, vas seriously injured yesterday
afternoon when slate in II" ".ii" '"!i
urnu han, and. dIsl"c;,t"d hi~ hlT. :rlr-
:urrd his shuRIdcr, and i = feared
caused ':t.rual injuries from which u
is believed h. viii ili". II" VAS re-
moved 70 The North Wh"climg hospital
.vicr" DR.. Ah@rsoII attended him.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-03-26
Tournament Postponed.

Th. basket bali ;""rnan"n; !"r the
classes ~ thu high school has been
pus:n"n-d Uutl:' n"N' week. SO AS hoi 20
@"rl-!.c; with tn" grad" games that are
h,;ac played this week. IN N" !"ca.
gyms. and a. "r;,Ll- The various classes
Of II" hIch Schn" - organize better
.ranlS. wl;h r!nr- practice. tn" hiGh
Schu"l elimination r''II'"~; VIII To- STAGE
in rho Gravel II.i c?Iu.. ami b"in girls
and to?S' 'naus vii! participate.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-03-26
Scllnltze Funeral

Funeral r,l'"s VIII hr held t"m"r-
r"w arr"rnoon from tho hon" 81 has
mother Mrs Anna NJ, Schultz. ~ 81
Thir;~-;hlrd street. :or Blackburn Ear
rot, !nv"nr:. Srhult2', prominent south
si,l.. resident who died sunday follow
inG a brief illness. Rev. T.. i. Carson
pastor ar n" Warwo"d "shEtHr'ar
church. wIli official" and int"rmcnt VIII
h.. mad, ~ Mount I,on cemetery.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-03-26
Local Boys In Good Shape.

4 ! Fallrn. rlrrk of ~" local draft
huIrf returned last evening after
rr.uIiuE several DAYS a Camp Sherman
IT,. ~:ai,d mat although al! of tho l"cnl
boz" ar" Qnrran'Ir"d in their barracks
.nr. account al -rarl"r ;"v"-. ;h"i wrr" in
good h..pI:h Tho bows rcTuc&:cd MIR
f':,fi"u :" III" UP tn" matter with ih"ir
rr.,i4 ~ Tits civ II securing n base
bal! QUITS COR iacIn. Tn" outfit will
h. secured without any trouble.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-03-26

Clerk y. J. Fallen. II Tia" local draIt
board stated last evening thar IN" Sp"-
cial train on which IN" r'y-thr"H
drafi"rS from this dl~'r.'; W"n!i i'A'@'
SATURDAY morning. would l." run |" 'hiS
city. The rain Will l"aV" III" loot "l
H;,nny,r street Saturday morning ~
SEA "'rlurk ami after picking Wp Inc
H.. drait".,$ ~ ,hIS county viii u" run
- lamp sherman at ''hIllI""ti!". where
they Will 60 int" training.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-03-26
TAKE 4 "CASCARET"
TONIGHT AND SEE!

ious. headachy. dizzy, tongue coated
breath bad and stomach sou1-Nhy
don't you get 10-cent box OF Casca-
rcts al the drug store and feel bully.
Take Cascareis tonight and enjoy the
incest, gnntest liver and bowel clean
sing you ever experienced. You'll wake
up win a clear head, clean tongue.
lively step, rosy skin and looking ana
feeling fit. Mothers can give whole
Cascaret to a sick, cross, bilious, te-
vcrish child any time-they are harm
less-neyer CRIME or sicken.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-03-26
Attorney VIII Speak.

Attorney John y C'uHn"r ot Il" Imo'is
will deliver an address a ;hc CITY rail-
. auditorium Thursday evening n the IN
. terest Of Sa:r ~: WAY Sa*inSS stamps
He comes To Erl:airc under the auspices
OF the co,nruItt..., in charc" ~ the sale
in Belmont county.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-03-26
Old Clothes Recetved.

TIL" various branches 90 :tc Rcd Cross
securities. have s"rr-.r! much old r!"th-
:n@ 10. ;hc relief " in" i:"tcIHES
'nru.:i:s.out t'i" county. ari II ~ "S'i-
mated tina, It will t:,kr half car ="
deliver the goods IN Cleveland y larS"
amount Of old clothes have been gath
..rc.i hy IN" local p"opl" and It 10 bong
packed in boxes t. D. shipped - ci"vc-
Ia Il
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-03-26
Becker obsequlcs.

Services will be- held Thursday AT
crnrun from the family HON" on EhS'
TwrnIy-niulh street Tor Fred Becker.
well known resident @! the south SId".
VIII" did yesterday morning M -"
O'Clock, Intcrmrnt will BE- at Mount
Zion
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TO IMPOSE PENALTIES.

WASHINGTON. Mar Ell" =rla-
lions imposing penalties uron operators
y no fail 20 lu"'t :lc contract :'aEdHru
Tor clean cod announced today hI H.
',n.i administration. allow ">'rr con-
Irnsatlt,n lr" washed coat arr ";H""
fact which rclurr" sr"cial operations 20
produce.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-03-26
Hold Conference.

City officials and members OF the city
council held :. meeting las; night ana
conferred with representatives. - me
wheeling Traction company on matters
pertaining 20 Il r"ncwa' Of as iTan'hiSr
in this city x - l:kHiy that Ar ordl-
nance will he presented - council 4: m"
regular meeting this evening. when as
ton will BE- taken.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-03-26
Small Roof Fire.

TIL. !irc Department was called "ui a.
So. o'clTrk yesterday afternoon by an
alarm from box - ut tho corner ~
Eighth and Main streets. whore n slight
blaze was discovered on tho house own
ed by Mrs. Nancy Myers on Sixth street
The now aerial truck responded to this
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-03-26
Services Tomorrow.

Tnriu?row niI"rmo"u from ihc h"m"
-; nr,. :ath'r-:n-law. William q. Soli"n.
N =; seventeenth street. VIII b. h"Id
H.. ;.ryrc"< for William H. Bradley.
:prn.rr local man. vino passed away
Saturday 4, YOUNGSTOWN. Ohio. Inter
nr"ut w''l u" :naG" rriv?'" N Green
wood cemetery.
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Go1diers Thankful.

Moore Eros. yesterday rccei"'d w"
postal. cards from ;he NHaN' S"!ditr~ IN
France. thanHinE them f"r IN" tobacco
kits sent through The Wheeling N"wS.
One Of the cards Wa rs.''.:"ei from >"r-
ceant Victor = Howard aad ;ac "tn"r
from William VI Walsh.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-03-26
WILLIAM STONE OF NEW
MARTIESVILLE, is DEAD

William Stone. nf New N1rtinsvill".
se"G away NJ the Ohio Valley General
hospital this morning n = o'clock fol-
Lowing n brief i'ln"sH Of sixteen days,
death being CAUSED by complications.
Mr. Stone was in his fifty-firSt year.
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Walter Burke Funeral.

Funeral services will he h"id t"fh"E'
rrw Tor Walter !. Burke. local man WI"
was killed Saturday n the Steuo"hFi!ir
works of The La Belle iron works. from
tho homo Of his mother. Mrs. Margaret
Burke. NJ 1907 Jacob street lhtcrm"n.
viii hc in Mount Calvary.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-03-26
Spend a Dime! Liver
Your Liver and Bowels
and Feel Fine.

Enjoy life. Your system is flied
with an accumulation of bile ana
bowel poison which keeps YOU BILL
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-03-26
THE REV. MR.. STRIDER WILL
SDrcR

This morning. :u'! fHm"rr"" rl"rninE
in ST LukrS' church n ,hH morning
Scrric" beginning at Il! O'Clock. ihr
Rev. l.. f. l.. Siridcr WI! speak.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-03-26
To Report Saturday Morning.

alarm Tic blaze was easily "HlIn'
lulshcd and ne loss will he small.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-09-12
MORE DEADLY THAN
A MAD Dogs BITE

The bite OF rabid dog IL no long
CT deadly. due to the now famous
Pasteur treatment. but the slow. liv-
ing death. the resultant OF poisoning
of the system by deadly uric acid. Is
as sure and inevitable as day follows
night
No other organs OF the human
body are so important to health
making as the kidneys and bladder.
Keep your kidneys clean and your
bladder in working condition. and
you need have no fear of disease.
Don't try to cheat nature. 1t Is n
cruel master. Whenever you ex-
perience backache. nervousness. Diff
ficulty in passing urine. get on the
job" Your kidneys and bladder re-
quire immediate attention. Don't
delay. This is the time to take the
bull by the horns. GOLD MEDAL.
Harlem Oil Capsules will do the
trick. For over 200 years they have
proven meritorious in the treatment
OF diseases of the stomach. kidneys.
liver and bladder. 1t is a world
famed remedy, in use as n household
necessity for over 200 years.
II you have been doctoring with
out results, get box OF GOLD MED
AL Harlem Oil Capsules today.
Your druggist sells them. Abso-
lutely guaranteed or money refund
ed. Beware of limitations. Look for
the name GOLD MEDAL on every
| box. For sale and guaranteed by
/ the Owl Drug Co.