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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-06-14
May Now buy Uniforms Mt Cost.
tv Associated Prcssl

Ity StscciE ted Press.
WASHINGTON. June 13.-An ar
ranSc'nent by which army officers may
purchase their uniforms from the
quarteTmaster department at cost was
announced to-day by the War Depart
ment. heretofore officers have had to
purchase their own clothing outside
and many complaints have been made
that dealers have taken advantage OF
the fact to raise prices beyond a rea.
sonable level.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-06-14

BRISTOL. VA. juno l2-All prepara-
tons have boon made BY tho police
heads in both Bristols for tho rci.is,ra-
ton Of German women. which Will be-
gin Monday and continue throughout
IA" week
chief OF Police Henri. t. Baker. of
Bristol. Va. and chief OF Police Rohcr:
Morton. "f Bristol, Tenn. have been
appointed chief registrars for Bristol
1t is thought that comparatively foN.
ia this city Will be required TO req
istcr.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-06-14
DnnviII. Elk, =, c.,.,

DANNILLE. VA. June lathe Dan
WHO Elks viii on Friday night observe
Flag Day exercises. on which occasion
"A special tribute will be paid To the
thirty-two members Of the local lodge
now with the colors
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-06-14
RotarInn. EIc., om.

LYNCHBURG. VA. June 13.-The
LynchburE Rotarians have elected
these officers for tho ensuing year:
PRESIDENT. Wistar NJ. ficald vice-prcst-
dent. III. III. Harris; Observation-Disclosures
L. NJ. baylor: D. NJ PenIcl< dircc,oc
for thrce years.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-06-14

iTNCllHtRG. VA. Juno l3.-Thc
summer school Of methods planned to
%" hcld hero by the Episcopal Diocese
OF southern Virginia. 10 begin June Il.
has been indefinitely postponed
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-06-14
MEMBERS OF SHIPS
GUARD ARE COMMENDED
Five Americans Killed I'M Defense OF
Steamship Tyler on
MnY 1.
tBy Associated Pressl

tBy Associa tod Pressl
WASHINGTON. June 13.-Mcmbcrs OF
the armed guard OF the American
steamship Tyler, sunk by submarine
May l. were commended to-day by Sec
rotary Daniels for their bravery in
standing by their guns until the shin
was hopclcssly damaged. Five mem.
bcrs of the guard. which was com.
mandcd by Boatswains Mate Claude
H. Ryan. OF Winchester. Va, were
killed in tho engagement.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-06-14

Addresses will be mado by mayor
George NJ. Warren and p NJ Burdet.
oihccrs OF the lodge Will take part In
other features OF the service
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-06-14
HOLLYWOOD CEMETERY
MUST PAY BACK TAXES
Huprcm" Court Holds That Surplus
and individual Profits IIay
BE Assessed.
SKATE LOSES DAMAGE SUIT
virginia Forced to Settle for Lime
Grinding Machinery Not Accepted
City Wins Right To Build Impor-
t;nt Sewer.

AS result of an opinion handed
down Yesterday by the Supreme Cour:
OF Appeals. sitting in Wythcvillr. the
Holly wood Cemetery Company mus,
bay tho state Sic.SlS aud III" city ~
richmond twice that sum in taxes OF
IA" surplus and undivided profits OF
the company for the years between 1907
ana 1915. III" stat" Of Virginia will
nave 10 pay TO the smith Courtney
company sum approximately 10000
IN" verdict ~ favor Of the company for
machinery furnished the state convict
iini"-grindin. plant at stanton hav-
ing been upheld. The state refused
10 accept the machinery Of the plant
as installed by tn" Smith-cour,ucy
Company.
The decree ~ IN" thauccry Cour' for
the city Of Richmond restraining tho
city from running aewcrs through tho
lard OF TN" Richmond Sand and Gravel
Company Was reversed. Tn. court hold e.
ing tina, 20 pat the sewers then exist
in'; OF afterwards necessary through
the property WAS a right ap?urtcnant
TO the transfer al the land. Tho court
also reversed tho decision OF N" IlEsr-
inss Court requiring the Co'by ~. X
ms Company to pay license taxes oN
delivery wagons selling bread IN the
streets. The company viii not row
nave 10 pay these taxes
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-06-14

t'ivc OF them arc married nnd had they
rer'stcrcd. would have been entitled to
deferred classification
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-06-14
Time md Money

II rs worth your time to have
Times Dispatch Want Ad man call and
explain the money-Saving, business
getting contract. Call Randolph 1.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-06-14

n7' forget tha. DR. Tt.TH An
%Oi.D.S TNI.Star il tho ;,oet Eno~:n
Ho:1 civ for all rrwal cc:,ipinints
Warranted bi- I = nuunr.-tdv
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-06-14
Elk. 10 ohnc-vc Flag nny.

BRISTOL. Va. Junc l3-Ar cla,,o".
~ rrog-H'1'. Consisting Of patriotic
7fd"n-F"" "~h Ton~r. ILL feature -hn
annual Flag Dag cyorciscs oc ;he R-ls-
=. lf'i;' !; puhic service Il. the
''T-'a,a courthouse - this city Fr:Ga-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-06-14
COURT RENERSFS JUDGMENT
N SUIT OF STUARr.S IcNECITORS

nave 20 pay thcs" taxes.
COURT REVERsES JUDGMENT
~ SUIT OF STUART'S EXECUTORS
The case %. S,uart's executors against
the board OF sinking fund commissions
"rS WAS reversed. This case involved
only the question OF the amount OF taxes.
The cour; granted a writ Of hah"..s
corpus In the case OF Mallory nEajus.
the Virginia colony for the Feeble
Minded In tho absence Of Maloiy his
wife and children were arrested OF q
charge OF diso-dc-Iy couduc, and SON
fenced 10 IN" institution at i.ynchburg
Mallory had previously secured tho re-
lease OF his wife and one daughter.
The wlit Ia this case pcrtained 20 tho
other child
Opinions announced Yesterday ny the
supreme Court are as follows.
~ n" c0ur'-NInllory against tha
Virginia Colony for the Feeble Minded
motion FOR writ OF haheas corpus
granted.
By Judge Whit,!r-W Watkins against
Ford ct ais. from the citcui, Colr, Of
ChcstcrAcld County. affirmed
itnchelo" 81 ais. against raylor ct,
ais from tho Cir2ni: Court OF rair.ax
county. an!rmcu.
Sand and Gravel Company from th.
Ihanccry Court Of Richmond. reversed
Lizard against Gravos 81 ais f. -
tn" Circuit Court Of Madison Coua:y:
reversed
corsy BAKING comnany asq,r-. .ao
Court II Richmond. reversed
Planters Bank OF Farm,lll- o-al.Iat
supervisors OF Prince EIward COUNTY:
reversed
etc. against the Commonwealth. from
IN. circuit Court OF New Kent Counts
affirmed
Fard,s & Houdouvt again pu loa,
d" Ncmours Company from tbs Con
poration Court OF NoDewcll' nmrmoG
Lynchhurg Traction and Light CON.
ra'.y against Gordon. from tho cor.
pora,ion Court OF Lynchburr affirm ed
KING 81 AIS. against Hariurr by.
etc. from the Circuit Court OF Ports
mouth affirmed.
S,uart's executors against tho Board
OF Sinking Fund Commits toners, from
the Circuit Cour, OF the city OF Rich
mond reversed.
Furcron against Gvrk,n from Tho
Clrcul, Cour, Of ,hc city o, Norfolk
reversed.
BY judge Eilo,rs Knob Iron
steel and Coal Company against the
state Corporation Commission. from
tho STATE Corporation Commission; az
Armed.
Hunter asalns. Enrroushs. from the
Law and Chancery Court OF the city OF
Norfolk affirmed
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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-06-14
Great Woman Spy
Tells Life Story
Author Ciocs Stirring Rcuciations
Of German s Far-Rcdchine
Espionage System.

WRITTEN BY MISS OLGA NON
MARX.
EDITED DY HENRI DE HAL
SALE.
Copyright, 1917. by Henri dc Hal.
sale, by the international
News Bureau. Inc.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-19

NEARING 4 CLOSE
BETHESDA ENJOYS THE BEST YEAR
IN ITS EISToRY-oTHERS ALSO
WE'RE VERY GOOD.
Other Items Of q Social Nature Gathered
at Random Throughout the Lo-
cal District.

The ChaUtadQuH programs at inc
various country resorts and also in the
cities are nearing 4 close and are re-
ported To have been better this season
thnu oyer before in every way. FROM
a iirIuncial standpoint they exceeded as
Il .ruIr all expectations. and the general
nttcndaucr, therefore. was also above
mr. in tho majority OF cases. The Splen-
did success Of Ihr Chautauqua at Be
tbrsda to an extent is due to Mr.. Louis
Schradrr and Mr. james Bane. who were
instrumental in placing 1t on the map
It was brought to close SATURDAY
evening with a lecture on wake up'
America" by thu Hon. l.. i. HanrinE'
tho premier lecturer "f America WI"
delivered one Of the most interesting
war lectures ever heard ut the assembly
meeting His lecture WAS also featured
by views Of the battle fields and Also
showed a list Of som" Of the propaganda
work done at home.
The biz meeting Mt MuundSTIllc was
u grand success this year. AS wrr" many
Of the others held in the local diSlricl
and quite Il large attendance was the
feature EVERYWHERE. The arrangements
for next season arc already under way
and promise To eclipse this season IN
every WAY. The good. clean. wholesome
form of amusement has come to- stay
according 10 the promoters
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-19

,.ro,,,.b mr. the people To whom the en-
.,-o,.,,,,.,, If tho law is given have been
Ink in their duties.
!, has h,cn suggested by many prom.
,,o,, citizens that tn" Wheeling itot"i
',,I, ,,r,n,rr = similar resolution ana
, !, -, cunrrrss and the president AS
thu, Clarkshurgcrs do. .d-
Thu, resolution prepared and tor~aru-
sd hy tho administrators follows ..
WHEREAS. the. newspapers or Inns
country arc daily reporting inc "G'i'
i,;a, 1rJ cxuressionS Of enemy aliens
,rd nrn-tIcruian sympathiZ"rs IN the
I.,itrI States and Whereas Su"h az
;,,nS and expressions are calculatcG anu
;,'nrI.,d tr give comfort and aid To the
,n,n,ira uf this government ana 10
allies: and. ~.
WHEREAS. such activities ana On
--..sinns are the grnNcSt forms OIL ot-
r.ner n this time AMI should b" drh'c
,rith in the most summary manner
possible: and. r., .,,ob
WHEREAS, thr punishment Tor Such
,rorscs has been ineffective. either W:
,.nu., of inadequate laws t" "r"E 'u'
,,-e,nor punishment or hccauS" or lal'-
nf those charged with the du'F W
I;,i-,,tIv .nfurr" III" laws VILE r"ler-
once thereto. ar both.
TJr.RE,FORr.. he it resolved. mat 'f'''
potory club. Of t'larl1shurE Calls uP'''
,ho president and the Congress "' tn''
ri states 10 take action lmr'e"'-
,,o1v IN provide such laws ~ may 'c
necessary to meet and remedy inns ,'-
Jofnnsihlc situation and ais" I" I'M
,,tion tn compel tho proper enforcement
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-19

tho guest of Mrs. Edward Bwoie Of the
Island.
e ]. Carney left yesterday on bus
mess trip 10 Charleston.
Fl. +. Ere. Of Philadelphia Is vis'tinE
friends here for few days.
Miss Meta Lauck has returned 70 hcr
home in Wellshurg. after a brief Tisi1
with local friends.
Mr., and Mrs John r. Bray or Elm
Grov. were visiting Washington. "a
friends yesterday.
Wheeling boy, Corporal - c. Long. OF
Wnod street has arrived safely over
seas.
Martins Kasun Of Warwood. who was
injured several days ago when he 1ei1
from n Wellsburg car in "ar~ooo' -
improving in the North wheeling nos
pital. Glendale who
was seriously injured several weeks ago
in railroad accident Is Improving ID
the Glendale hospital
John Kennedy of the Island leaves III
= few days for Pittsburgh. where ne mas
accepted a new position. ,,,
George Sauvageot and sons, Anderson
and Burt. Of South huron STREE
yss,erdaJ for Cleveland where they Will
visit trlGnuS lpl SS''hSNA
Miss Virginia Jenkins OF NHeinS
Err is visiting with friends IN Hunt
,rcton for several days
Miss Margaret Thomas OF Martins
| r,.rry is expected to return to her nome
within the coming week. from PITS
,,,r,h where she has been the guest OF
! friends No-.h Wheel
ing is enjoying her vacation IN eastern
Ohio. :, ,s ora OK.
Mr. and Mrs. Louis +. Brand arc en-.
! ncc,ed to return home this week. d-'e'
| =. tour Of the Atlantic cities.
J, Y. Trottcr Of tho food. antn!l''S e.
tion Sn.rt yesterday At his nome IN 'u''
| santown. o,+ res.
lack Trostle OF Pittsburgh spent yes
..rJay visiting with local friends
stanley Thomas leaves wednesday ioi
! .ba carbon City aviation field a'ter
hrief furlough with his mother IN Wal
| wood. ro,rrohus o..
Mrs. Nan Toppan Of COLUMBUS. ~
formerly Of this city. now te'."i ,n-
~. ohio school for the blind. ana ~
daughter. Miss Alice Tappon OF
"nmr,cr Nash. are the guests OF M
d Mrs ]. R. Simpson OF -'o''
TTuron street. Island.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-19
SIDE TALKS
BY RurH CAMERON.
u,., The Loan Is Called.

whsn The Loan II \sA.
Il don't know how l CIV can do
you If there's ever any '"'''e
l0e e. heard my ncighbor saying
d,y 10 n friend who had just
done her n service. which. tnous,t n,U
! intrinsicalIy very lafsf: o,na ., a most
nnnnrtune moment. To be specinc, Ins
i nnirhbor was moving and the lI'eno
hod invited her and her little sirI -
take their last three ho mGhis we" Confusion
| , ,HG;h Inevitably results when one tries
70 ect meals In house and move OUT
NJ Il at the same timo. am sure tnoee
u.bo hive moved will undcrstand tha..
and those who have not Will pc' n"f'
! think back to II some DAY; ~
! 'i'. Wa,rra1iy didn't wonder TINT my
| ,ci,,hbor was grateful. And yet WhHii
heard these words could ;lot S,"'b
! wondering if thor" were trouble fnheao
! ''r nor An Expensive Straw IA.
oF oil dangerous words. by tongue or
prn. think there are none 't' 49,
dangerous than those. III tncr@ ever
anything I can d" Zoe h|1 IN. , srny.
ih,t With another man md lost Beins
= gentleman. hc CAV" TN" winner ny
signed check with the '.nounE Nnt
blank. Tho winner pr"mri,,Lx n'lc rr,, ~ II
INC check for seven dollars; tIha
6ncs not sound 20 alarming today, bit
+bat was In the days before ono expect,
~ 70 nav thu prize. OF lu1urtcs To-: all
! the necessities or llt".)
when Ones Erchequer IL !Mptle'"
i Tho person VIII" says: |,i there rs
: ever anything can do rcn,Iy
hnudinE out such Il blank rnt"E. An,l
while most people are not mean enough
TO m, ii out for double III" I"rn'al
amount, 1t does seem AZ If h'y always
selected the time when ones ',xchrqucr
were most empty To cash inc chccK.
sneak fcelingly. myself. because I
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-19

Quite n number Of Wh"clinEitos a''
taking tours into the distant cities "n"
also TO the seaside resorts. and quite
number have departed during the pas
rcw days. Mr. and Mrs. George fnll-
lips OF this city departed yesterday TOT
! philadelphia. Atlantic City and Nc"
York in their Mercer touring car ana
will be gone several weeks. DR.. Icon
B. Refer. accompanied them as FAR as
PHILADELPHIA where nc will meet nus
! wife today. and will spend few weeks
In the east.
G. NJ. Hutchinson. special Representa-
! five Of the Auto Sales company OF th'S
CITY. and J. r. Moore. Of tho same COM
many, motorcd to Epworth fark az h'-
thcsda yesterday in their big WHY'S
knight and returned Ia TN" city Ea'c
| last evening.
/ John +. Carver and family OF W"oos-
| dale arc also touring in the cast anu
Twill he gone frr several weeks brrore
returning, via The Lincoln highway 10
this city. Charles ncll and family OF
the out-thc-pikc district arc also tour
ing in Pennsylvania in their overland
car.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-19

have Just passed through such an eX'
periencc. I owed a small debt CT 2rati-
Jude. My doctor called tho loan by ask,
ing me to do very difficult cTfanu on
a day when had almost every nf@nei1'
cramned with engagements invo4Vinl
other people To refuse. sccrncl I'm
possible to aecede equally 90 IN
convenienced two other peoPlo "a nS
nttempts to comply. and have '7ot ever
the satisfaction OF being sure did tn
right thing
Tho older I Irow. the moro Eh5
away from mourning obliSationS- an
inclined to suffer much lnconFcnicnc,
rather than incur them. They "re to2
am not sure that this IS the right at
titude. Isn't it an unbeautiful thing e
live among people and yet not De- aht:
to give and take smtll kindly services
Perhaps to dread them. Is u Iait nv
that greatest of all mistaken the 1ea'
Of living,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-19
Prizes For Miners
Must Not Be offered Unless It Creates
New Competitive Element.

Tho United States fuel administration
Inns threatened 10 cut the price which
any coal producer may obtain for his
coal if he pays bonuses To miners,
thereby introducing new competitive
clement into. the coal labor market
TIL. warning issued over the signature
Of Fucl Administrator GARFIELD. contains
the most direct threat that has beeh
contained in any recent official ORDER
and it is IN index to the disfaror with
which any move is WED which may tend
20 disturb n labor situation which IS NJ
nrcscnt in moderately satisfactory
state, Several occasions Of this nature
have been received in complaints At fuel
administration headquarters, which -
doubtless the cause for the issuing 81
the stringent order. =
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-19

Mrs. r. j. BullArd is in charge Of the
recruiting Of Nurses and all wishing 10
make application may call her by phone.
Martins Ferry %%%a-I. or call on h"r 1T
The Red Cruss headquarters on TUESDAY
or FRIDAY afternoons. Will" the CAM
naicn is over III" quota is not nearly
filled and the necessity for Rcd cross
md other nurses is becoming daily more
imperative. DO You R"aliZ" that the
we'll being Of the fighting Army depends
upon the size and efficiency IF the nurs-
ing army This quotation from the
little pamphlet nj the recruiting S'a''"h
brings vividly (" our minds 'ha' your
country needs it's nurses.
Surgeon General t;nrE%S. nitcd
S,at,s Army. mus: have '.Ih6" nurse:
for tho Army alone. It is TN" duty OF
The Red Cross Ia supply them. Th:
Mods Of the Navy must also be m';.
Think il over.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-19
scarecrows Thin as Ran Afe
Up" by Society, insurance ana
Industry.

Those skinny. nervous. ncnill.a M m
r,Iks with A haif-sck expression and no
49, ~ I'll sometimes nrc so S"lr-ccn-
tcr"d they do not realize what d'sao-
vantage poor health is.
If we can put so much pep IN your
sys,cm that your work rolls or your
shoulders like water off n ducks pack'
n we can round out your figure WIN
Tho added weight you need and put the
oId rosy color back in your checks ike
a June bride. II We can steady YOU
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-19

The theatrical season IN Wh""l'hs
opons today With n burlcsQue show nj
tho Court and stock company nj inc
Victoria. md from the advance "h'e
reportcd last evening. it would inhl-
raj. that thcrr will hr n splendid AT
tendance to greet the prrofrm"rs. me
Auto Girls" will BE- the feature al Inc
Court. and Manager Fred T.: Iohns""
promises clean shows all tho time.
At the Victoria. Albert Wees Will open
with his players In Our Wives" ono
ISr the clcancst' shows on the road' ana
as he is great favorItc In this city
there will no doubt be record a''en''-
ancc.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-19
You Look Like A Skeleton

nerves and help your digestion 20 mucn
van will cat with 4 relish corn beef and
cabbage. apple pie. ctc.. and sleep IKE
ton without Il dream or Il 'toss' cVcS9
night how much is it worth?
Here are the directions. Follow then.
and if no result il costs you not a SIN:
gle penny. Go to your druggist or "
c. RI. Griest 4 Co. and buy box OIL
PamEin Tablets with Grntian. NotS
tn, guarantee inside Take one taoIct
on the way home Ia package lasts W.
wcekS.)
For sale also b. DanloEnrth Brn1.. btftsr: hee's
drug store Martins Yerry: Frank Eooera bnate
port; viii Peabody. Aoundsvtlls; 9s6a -
HellsburI ..-...--..-.. :
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-19
GOES TO Er.KHS.

Special Dispatch to The 1nteiliGencer.
ELkINS. ". Va. Aug. lS.-A. j. GID
son. former principal Of the WllllamS-
town High School. has been elected prin-
cfnal of the Elkins High School. He Is a
graduate Of the West Virginia Cnircr-
sitv and spent two summers at the CO.
lumbia University studying school ad-
rindstratson
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-19
Salvage Shop Busy.

The Womans Department lCun Is
husi1r engaged al the Salvage shop
yrbich &c located in the Fred G. Stroeh-
ho, hui,diur corner Of Main and rWen-
ty-erond streets. southeast corhc'' INV
building formerly owned by 'haFles W :.
Scabright. AMI much good Work Will
bc accomplished during he present week
with such II staff "t efficient lah'eS ]"
charge. All goods carried At TINS store
will hr sold nj retail and Will o' use"
exclusively as n salvage department. pF
the club
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-19
SHE USED To
BE CRAY
Society Indies Everywhere Use liza
Creole Hair Dressing.

The we'll known society leaders, hair
was prcmn,urcly gray. perhaps just like
yours. but Mrs. J. heard OF ~
i'r"oic" Hair Drcssng--how thousands
Of people everywhere had used 1t With
hrt 81 nrcparation designed especially
for the purpose ~ gradually restoring
color coi to gray or faded hair and which
is easily applied by simply comhIng or
brushing through the hair. La Creole
Hair Dressing positively cradientes
dnndr,ff keeps the scalp in healthy
condition and promotes the growth OF
new new hair: brings back n natural; soft
even, dark shade to gray or faded mar;
and makes It lustrous, full Of life and
beautiful.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-19
war Kitchen Success.

wbcclincs War Kitchen is grand
.uccrss md everywhere one hears words
NJ nr,isc for tn" ladies who arc in
charge If ne noble work. Last week
u.as = husy ono for tho ladies in charge
and ,be prcscn; one promises TO BE- even
,norr 60 Much fruit is being canned,
,.hilc tho vegetable garden work is also
rnenine ,hc ladies very busy indeed.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-19
harvest Home PIcric.

. Tho annual Harvest Hon" picnic will
to held Thursday IN WHITES gr"'" at
Key. The Archibald band Of Briia:rc.
will furnish tho musi" and m interest
ing program will b" carried out. Nd
dresses Will b" mad" by Arch Fog" and
T.. +. Tharp Of Hcllair'. and (. J. How
ard rr BarnCsTlllr.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-19
Y w C.. A. War Drive.

Prcparutions arc well undcr way al
,br nrcecnt time in this state for the
c,c,t vo, drive that is to hr made short
Is by the Young WomanS Chr'S''""
Association and Miss y. {. CALDWELL AS
social~d with tn" National organization
Of the association is no" nj inc " lifu-
sor and looking after I'll" wheeling emu
Of tn. Siair. She ~ on" ~ inc busiest
prrSmnS ut -" present time III inc
Stut, and country.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-19
Entertafned Soldiers.

number Of tho soldier boys CON
nected with the transport trans that
ma sscd through tho city Saturday ana
also yesterday were oni"rtaincd III
Wheeling homes and many OF them were
given a line dinner yesterday at IN"
residences Of local persons. The boys
certainly appreciated II. and extend
their thanks 10 those who were so GOOD
TO them,