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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-02-25
The Confession Of a German Deserter

by several officers and a large pack al
hunting dogs. rodc by.
Good morning. pionecrs!" he called
out 10 IFS.
Then he inspected our unit closely. H
spoke TO our captain. after which one -!
tho officers OF his staff took us 10 Rcd
Cross cSta bliShmcnt, where VIC wcr"
banGueted and given wine.
The headquarters Of the HohcnzoII"rn
heir were located at Dun-Sur-Ncusc. TIL"
ladies of the Rcd Cross treated us cor
daily. VIC asked them If all passing
troops were as we'll treated as VIC had
been.
oh. yes" Il young woman answered.
"but only Il few come hero. Tho crown
prince. however. has an especial attach
mcnt for the pioneers"
VIC wcrc' Quartcred over night. Sol
di"rs told us that Dun-sur~Mcusc WAS
tho Headquarters OF the Fifth army
There were gay times in the town. with
m nnsn air concert every day. Tho Of
liccrs often received feminine visitors
from Germany.
After two. days we arrived Al .tprc-
mont On tn" .hrEonnc. We were tom
p6rarily bilIetcd on large fran north
west Of Aprcmont We were very near
Ia tho ArEonnc forests and all the sol
dierS that We met who had been there
for some time told us Of the daily unin-
corrupted battle in this forest.
Our first task was 10 build duGou;S.
which would serve rs habitationS. We
began these about three kilomcters he
hind the front. but had TO move on af-
ter several shells destroyed our labor,
We then laid cut a camp 1000 meters
behind the front.
This consisted OF IS duGouts. The
ground was soft from q continuous u.s.
and the paths and highways were COY
cred with timbcrs to make them passabl.
for men and wagons.
After n hard marrh VIC arrived at tn"
front positions. In rcrItable LADY
rinth Of trenches. filled with water, w"
had the utmost difficulty finding our
way about. Finally We arrived al thu
very front Tho French were only Ia
meters away and before we had been
there TWO days we took part in q hand
grenade encounter.
Some distance back VIZ cst2blished
pioneer depot. Twenty-Five Of our men
did nothing hut assemble hand GrensocS.
We were soon settled and ready for an
emergency.
In c,mp VIC were divided among vari-
Gus troops They showed us how III"
warfare wagcd at ibis front required
every ,u,aginablc kind of lighting. Their"
WIS mining. $apping. hand Ercnad"
throwing. mine throwing: and light pis-
tel haitl.S This went or day after day
and night after night. with As hours III
the trench and II I2-h"ur rest. The Short
:,g,. ~ men made :: l.ss STRENUOUS sChed-
u!r. lInU">S hl".
u'nut'nl!nd T"m"rruw.J
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-02-25
More People Contract
Pneumonia In February
Than Any Other Month
Norfolk Va Warning People
Aaains Head Chest
SHOULD COOP TONIC TO PREVENT FATAL DISEASE

relieve asthma. grippe. nay fever, 'tc..
which ailments az" actlv" agents for
bringing on pneumonia.
Not only does Hype-Cod relieve The
above ailments. but it also strengthens
the system and prevents the ravages
OF pneumonia. 1t helps make rich.
purp blood: cleanSeS the waste matter
from H. system and enables the di-
seS,ive organs 10 extract the null
nourishment from your food; creates
a hearty appetite; increases the
weight considerably; brings healthy
color 10 the skin and doubles the
strength in 4 very little while.
Hypo-C Cod contains nothing but the
revi valuable medicinal eXtTacttveS
from fresh cod livers combined with
malt. IRON. quinine. wild cherry bark,
manganesc. hypophosphates. lime,
manganese. aromaticS and soda. with
4 dash Of sherry wine which gives
Hypo-Cod lis delightful flavor. No
dangerous or habit forming drug Is
added. and it is very economical. 4
tablespoonful before meals and al bed
time is dose.
Just get botti" OF HTpn-tnd from
YOUR druggist: il costs hut $40 fur
large bottle which contains enough OF
this splendid tonic TO treat the aver
age family for weeks.
Sold in Wheeling BY {. n. Crest 4
Co.. Hoga-Davis Drug Co.. t. Il. Pau.
simpsons Pharmacy. John Coleman
Co.. Hose-naviS Drug Co.. r: H. aau'
saer's Pharmacy. MerCcs' Pharmacy
and all Island stores.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-02-25
AOULD TAKE A GOOD TONIC
TO PREVENT FATAL DISEASE

More people contract pneumonia IL
February than IL any other monG.
avs the public health commissioned
If Norfolk. Va. in speaking on the
alarming increase OF pneumonia ali
through the country II is IN" duty .:
,rery person. for their own health a
eel as that OF others, tina; they take
aeps to prevent their contracting rha;
atal disease. II usually comes from Il
reelected cough o. deep cold in head
q chest
ANY man. whoman or child who may
,e suffering from cold in head Or
hest. chronic cough. ;on$ilits. grippe.
tic. snoold Immediately take steps 10
ahere their ailment External apple,
at tons sach as salvrS. olntnentS. IN
ialtnS apparatus. etc. viii nor oFnE
>ey1uanpnt relief The seat OF the
t,ouble must be remured This can
Hay be accomplished internally \
nod tonic Of known value is The only
ure and 1e means
HypoCod. the great health builder.
& the rouic 20 take. That exceptional
reparatiou gets right down 10 the
seat OF the trouble and nprnots II IN 4
mick and pleasant manner without
ne use OF any disagreeable or dlScon-
brtfnc salveS. ointments. smoking or
nhalins apparatus. 1t Will break the
most obstinate cough. relieve the
keapest cold in head or chest. clear
he passages Of mncuous aecumuta-
dors. relieve the swollen tonShS and
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-02-25
RHEUMATICS ARE
MADE HAPPY
Satisfied That "Neutrone Prescription
90" Is All That's Claimed.

This reliable prescription has. sine"
being placed in M hands o. tn" pub
liz done moe ia rsm0T' kh"umhNC
Troubles khan AL previous remedies
combined.
!: i different from Other remedies
in that il does no: uD>"I the $fcmach
or impair 'h'. heart. Il condition mere.
Iofore though :mpoS~ihi".
I: is not = r,Iv"-;lI hUi 4 :'-m"dE
- b" taken internally tr"atln" Rh"lt-
matism a. = constitutional I'll >"a>''. by
its general action through the h!"ort,
The treatment - a most complete
combination q: rheumatic ""ducIrG
elements and j. d"p"ndabi" 20 pro,
ducc results from h. 'ac; II aims al
rheumatism ~ 4 dIseas' % iA' b!""i.
SOC and 81 ~ the bottle.
&. II. Gri"Sr X Co. Wheeling. y.
Va. and leading druggists everywhere.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-02-25
Wheeling Park Will Open.

Despite reports =" lhc contrary,
Wheeling park. HE hrautj(ul out the
pike pleasure resort. Viii h" open again
this year under LOCAL management. l. a.
Moore Of Martins Ferry IS now in Pitts
burGh. Cleveland and other points ~
purchase new equipment The refresh
mcnt concession Will be in charge Of S.
A. Dawson. The restaurant will Os I'M
der thu management al carl l.. hnrten.
Sn1nmrrS band viii furnls!! the music.
Fine .auicvillc attractions will b" So
cured and only the best shows will be
brought here.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-02-25
Mines Operating at Capacity.

Tho mines around Elm Grove and
Tr,rdelph;a arc now operating AT fun
r:,par:ty. the shortage Of coal cars nav
ing been somewhat allcviatcd. The two
mines al Philadelphia and the one at Rim
t;ruvc arc working two shirts every
DAY and shipping n large amount OF co;u.
tn. mine being sunk at Roney'S Point
is progressing nicely. as is the one on
tn, Cage property At Elm Gr"Ve. AS soon
as the orc at Roneys Point is comp'ct-
cd the materials will be shifted 10 lho
old Brown property At Elm Grove. where
another shaft will be sunk. The great
est matter before the mitn' operators Is
tho supplying Of houses for their enl'
nlnv.s They arc building many AT
nr,sep, having constructed over 100
and rs soon rs a nirw one Is finished
family moves into IT, When the new
mln~s open UP the shortage Will b. more
serious,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-02-25
Sophomore Class Party.

The sophomore class If thc Triad"l-
rhia district high school viii entertain
with Il party AT the high school next
Friday evening. Til" suphnmor" enter
tainmrnr COMMITTEES has gotten busy and
has planned vcry delightful course of
events for tho evenings entertainment.
This affair viii be Of ''hnnVcrHcd'
NATURE. M refreshments being served
at any PARTY ~ this S"huul since tn.
call fnr the conservation Of food was
sent out.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-02-25
Fare Rate Hearing.

Thr counsel for several out III" pike
towns left last evening fUr Charleston
10 attend tho rate hearing of the West
Virginia Traction X Electric company
TIN" hearing has h':cn continued from
time To time. but the one today ~ sup
posed to h." tn" final one. Th" car com
pnuy has entered 4 petition 10 InCr"aS"
its fare rates tu cents and In" local
towns or. prutcstlm most vigorously
against IT,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-02-25
Junior Red Cross

The Junior EcG ross Of the local
high school hav" elected as Ih"i" off
GERS AT 4 recent meeting: PRESIDENT.
Hannibal Davis: SECRETARY. tinrcn~"
Maxwell: treasurer. Harold lthrpf"r:
shipping clerk Rol~'rt W""tN over $iS
has boon contributed I" THIS work ami
tho students Arc enthusiastic OYER IN"
idea. Twelve infants outfits will ho
donated soon hy the m"nhcrs Of tbs
Fed Cross of this school
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-02-25
srwatch Us Grow"

Tho population Of Warwo"d has hH"A
increased two n tho last week. war
woods mott" is Watch us Grow and
ono Of their more recent notices g We
NAre Growing. Such - IN Gas" nov.
Cor two births hav" been reported! NJ
and Mrs. W. r. W"!l"nw"hh"r Of Cen
tar Warwood avenue. ar" r"j"icinS over
hc arrival Of Il bah; girl. and Mr.. and
Mrs. Elmer Smith. of South Warwn"d,
arc ;h.. proud parents Of a baby girl.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-02-25
HnrreHnnf1inQ Cluh.

The H., Bible class NJ the stone
PRESBYTERIAN church OF Elm Grove has
rrganiZcd Il corresponding club through
which IL Will communicate with each or
III" members Of the class. tina. ls in the
,.rv,tc at least once 4 week. out or ii
class of about 20 members l. or moro
ar. nov in service. many Of Them on
;i;c firing line IN France ana Jerusalem
Mrs. \. j." Rublc will be in charge
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-02-25
lone Wifa Or Ten ~

- Rev. Harry Enb"r;son Of III" First
Christian churrn Of F'm troy" Dolly
cred NJ interesting sermon last evening
~ 4 laTE" congregation, $ClthluE IN"
sins Of Nurinun:Sm. entitled ON" WIFI"
or Ten" Rev. MIR. Robertson presented
IN a forrcrul way the wr"nss "t that re-
licinn. This Is the second Of u series IF
sermons thai he Will deliver.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-02-25
R1acksntths to Hold Meeting.

All the hlacksniths IF tn" pix" district
from Elm Grov" To West Alexander will
hold n meeting tomorrow nj Il place yet
unassigned. The purpose If III" meet
ing Will h" IL consider the raising az
prices for hlHckSmithInE rs the uric" nf
materials has advanced considerably.
Officials will b. appointed and rules
draWn up.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-02-25
Two soldier Boys in warwood.

Charles E. Thereof. of Vance, avenue.
has arrived IN ;his city for MS s"rcn day
!n;lvr Of absence and is the guest of his
Parents. Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Thieroff.
Mr.. ThirrncS IS one Of In" first draftc"s
from THIS city and is stationed ut Camp
I.rn.
VILLAIN Atkin o; tho United States
nav OF Boston. has been visiting ut the
homo Of relatives AMI friends in this
ri,v on his furloUSh and yesterday Left
for EOSton.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-02-25
sn,1ns6 Carload of Flour.

Tho Elm Grove Milling company. stu
nod un Main street. shipped carload
a.: Hour Saturday on government or
dor. The destination of the flour IS
cIvcn as France. bur the company docs
no, know When it will be sent or ~
yi,cr. u il consigned. When the order
for tho carload Of flour was received the
also requested that the
company give the order preference over
all others and the shipment was gotten
out in record tirre
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-02-25
Pnr Rerreft Of Soldiers

The pictures depicting lfc OF our SOL
dior hovs AT Camp Ice will b. shown
At the Alpha theatre II EdE~ood Thurs
tay evening These pictures have been
repeatedly delayed. but their arrival is
almos, certain for this show. THIS Will
b.. the first of 4 number Of reels show
ing life at Camp l."c which VIII he
shown here. The others will be shown
at intervals Of two weeks.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-02-25
nnlirered Good Sermons

Tho Rev l. +. Lcwrllyn. pastor OF
The Stone Presbyterian church at Elm
delivered two very interesting
sermons ut the church yesterday TO
large CONGREGATIONS. The morning scrf-
Ice, taking for his theme The Wedding
Feast" Will. in the evening he preached
,Irnu The Wedding Gift
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-02-25
War Belief Meeting.

In the school hall Of tn" corpus Chris
ii church on Warwoud avenue and t'If-
,rcn,n street. the members Of the War
wood War Relief will hold q special
meeting or "Wednesday evening n which
lime arrangements will b" mad" to or
ganize a Junior Fed Cross Society. \
number nr other business matters will
be broug ht before the meeting at TINS
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-02-25
Red Cross 70 Meet,

4 meeting Of the newly formed E"d
Cross IF EdGwood and Echo Point Viii
ba held at the homo Of Mrs. Frank
SchrodcS If Echo Point tomorrow cN"-
ming and all day W"dncsdaT. Mrs.
Schrodcs has donated IN" uSr &c large
room in her house fer lhr ladies /"
sew in.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-02-25
stockholders Meeting.

rr.e,in. If IN" S,""kho'';"rs % III"
Harwood fir" and pr"t"r'i"" association
u;Ii >" hold u; rho C"n'"- Warwood hos"
nous. ON Tuesday evening a eight. All
%: .ha members arr. urged ~ b." present
aud ~, business t. hc transacted Is
o;,i.,, .,rpnr;Iui
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-02-25
Another Red Cross Auxiliary.

At the high school an Thursday III"
members q. the NJ. +. e. society VIII
mold their all day sewing session ani
upon tho completion u tho articles. they
will be sent to The Red Cross h"adquar-
lnrs at Wheeling. This society com
plcted quito number Of hospital gar
ments last week and expects I" nave
still greater amount 10 send III THIS
week
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-02-25
TWO Rrother-S lover There"

Word was received las Wr"k by 'il~fT
mother. Mrs Mary Wilson. Of South
lv;tr,ynnd, that h"r TWO sons. Rruce Fl.
md William NJ Wilson. who arc NOM
hers ~ tho L. s. army and. who enlisted
N ,hc ARM SOM" tim" ago. ina they
,,,,. arrived safely on TIE ether shore.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-02-25
ChambeHain's Cough Remedy Highly
Recommended.

TN thoroughly convinced that if
Chamhrrlain's Cough Remedy is given
:, fair trial It will cure the most So
we're cold. cannot speak too. highly
OF it, as it always cures and Is pleas
ant 10 lake" writes Mrs Charles Sax
by, Litchtield. Ill-Adv.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-02-25
WE GUARANTEE

That our brcat conservcS wheat
AS the government has commando
ed in is Victory Bread formula.
GENERAL BAKING co.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-02-25
WARWOOD
WE GUARANTEE

That our breat conservcS wheat
as the government has command
ed in its Victory Bread formula.
GENERAL BAKING co.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-02-25
Council Meeting.

Tho regular snuli-n"nrHiy meeting of
the Harwnnd town council vii! u" hold
IN Thursday evening "f this w""k. No
him "th"- than r"u1ir" business VIII
hn hrnush: b"f0-r The members % iii"
..nuucI! AZ this nlrot Ing.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-02-25

WASHINGTON. n. c. Feb. "+.-A del
rS:ttlon q: :n.. !r"rnhrrS q: congress com
noscd Of S.y,a,ur sutherland and Repre-
e.,n,,,,ves Woodward and Cooper. or
vcs1 Vicginia. and Fields and Langley.
~ L-.r,urlsy mid 4 ytSit 70 me otlCc
nf SECRETARY .: Wa Eak"- IN behalf OF
,J,ior ET,h,r l.ir.. o.; Huntington. who
49,. h.,.r sr,.;,n,d 4; t"u,up shelby, with
~ ;5o,h T,:autrv. An efficiency
t,,-d has examined and reported on
Noinr c,c.>. and whole INC finding has
NOT W., h.sn made public. the friends
..,.nrnhi. -, hin They nave taken
- ;, r-a;sc; his record and II: con-
:-a,,.o -. ms influential d"l"Gatl"n
,,.,,b Secretary E:,;>.r was the result Of
,h.,' cft,-.S ii ;ny n:;ic.r'S friends IN
49, ,,,,ir
AIS
ri, ,,,,,-,, ,.,.,,,;,.,.. az r.ns,ons has
'a,, .,r.r,l,i.. rn,,r, on IN, follow
.h,.,., s,,,.:,i hills which Wy" intro
80, -, .,,.-r,sxp,..u Woodward: To
pi,tn-d S,,rr -: Iark..rsturg. $50 Il
,,nrIh. William Harpsr. ii Wood cnun-
-. en-. .,,d Urs Martha Wilson %
r:;i,.h,,b So =. ,n.ryh. and 81. u month
AZ. 3" ,,,,,,,, ,.r,,,,,ssi.,r.- has notified
,rI,-i -, ,J. granting. nt a pen
~ :, >Tru I-,.. + I"vir ~ Sisters
So; .;, LIr , ,,,p,n rom Juno"
49,, e.- ,,,nr,i, rom October. IaiT.
L ,,..-u,J u.rs,n,, ,i,,,. h"r late hus-
- ,,, ,f ms ,i..a,h
o''''' 80
viii, ,.,.,r,y nosiofficc has
h't''.'t I;...,.:,,',c,,. ,rso canaan
~ !, ros,p,,s,,.r's commits
x.rrs bay.. hrrn issued Ia Lois crook
Snt'''->. - tn, I,i;c- is 4
i>rH ""' L. -;
a ,,-. ro,res ". Robinson.
'u"sS " 80. wiliI,,n = outright
p,,>Lh.,,,n,, b.,y, been IN the Capital
o. ,,,,,;,,. ., ,r.ct,nr of The
Il'' -. 49,, rr,pa dn-nain of the
49, 100 ,.oi,,,,,h,n ln,phts Of pv;h;as.
" r n.r.gisn, -; CIa-ksburE. came
% W,sh,nrtnr. and was "inductcd."
-,.,;cn - ,h.. word tho government used
80 .crv,r,. t,fore hs is called
oninr. i,:n IN. army a. Camp
~ .' ,.,.,.i-.. =: m. civ He
ME- y" 80, 49,. ,..,,,crnasrcr,s de-
80 r.. r,-,n
&c, ~. c,,,.o,
Nopce No. ,e;t',, b.,-,ar
Hut''', '"''' I.rnr u-s ,,aro-
line n. ID: ir' y. 49,, 80 s"o :,
ac'co t tats I'D so5
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-02-25

Late arrivals from West Virginia:
Lester Drake. OF PaEkorsburS. -. NJ.
Dreyic. OF Bluefield: Riley Wilson, 81
r'ha rleston: and James Il. Alsc"rsvn. Of
parkerSbucS.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-02-25

Luke T Brooks. OF Alexander. as
stated IN formal notice served on Scna-
;nr Sutherland. who was interested IN
;hc case. has been granted pension
Increase 10 SIS a month. dated last July.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-02-25
Ceased Drilling for on

Work on the we'll being sunk on the
cour,y nn,r farm at Elm Grove has
boon Lisconiin owing to the depth
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-02-25

no nded fo:- 4 second ltcuIcnH'l Cptu-
mission IN the -. NJ. Department. by
CONGRESSMAN Reed.
Congressman Woodyarrl has requested
the oostoffice department 10 "1tHnd IN:
s.rvic. nt K. D. No. from rI-kcrsburg
20 include the village Of NiC"le;tr. II
mad lis pnstocfice discontinued several
months ago. and the citizens have had
pouc mail service since
Mrs. Ivy Br!gSs. Of Weston. and hcr
sister. Miss Laura Lowe. ar" stopping
OF; with friends in the capital Tor rev
days on their way east.
The House has passed a s1ec7u pen
sion bin. which was introduced by on
sr.ssman Bowers. giving pension Of
$50 Il month 10 George Dstincv. o. Mar
t!uSburg.
Froc. Thomas =. Miller. principal OF
.hc Normal school a, Sheph"rdstown. IS
here 4, the head Of d delegation OF 90
students that is being shown The inter
estins and Instructive sights "f the
, 'an,tal. and Congress in session. They
called on Senator sutherland and Con
creSSmau Bowers.
\ bill 20 grant Il pension of $50
month 20 Spencer Mullins. Of Milton. has
hr.n introduced IN the houSr by Con
gresham woodward
Luke T. Brooks. OF Alexander. as
stated IN formal notice served on Scna-
;nr Sutherland who was interested IN
;he cast. has been granted pension
increase TO SIS a month, dated last July.
Late arrivals from West Virginia:
Lester Drake. OF ParkcrsburS: - NJ.
Dreylc. OF Bluefield: Riley WILSON. ot
, 'ha rlestou: and James Il. Anderson. Of
parkersbucS.
The West Virginia Society - 10 hold
big patriotic meeting early mex: month.
for which claboate preparations arc be-
In- made.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-02-25

The West Virginia Society - 10 hold
big patriotic meeting early mex: month.
for which claboate preparations arc be-
ing made.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-02-25

\ bill 20 grant Il pension of $50
month 20 Spencer Mullins. OF Milton. has
hr.n introduced IN the housr by Con
grcSsnan woodward
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-02-25
West Virginia News
Washington Notes \: ,: ;;s s' s;S;.: ].

~. nded for Il second lieufenaats com
:nisslon IN the =. NJ. Department. by
Congressman Reed.
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members OF the Sunshine club, tn" MEM

her: will hold heir session on Tuesday
4. the high school. This club IS a"-
commissioning a great work and II is qui"
encouraging for. IN" members OF III" club
10 see that large attendance r. pres
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-02-25

Mrs. Ivy Briggs. Of Weston. and Der
sister. Miss Laura Lowe. ar" stopping
OF; with friends in the capital Tor rev
days on their way east
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-02-25

C.ok> Fl. Hood has hc..n commissioned
westminster Il; Sch"r-. W. Va.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-02-25

'rh~ House has passed sHecIa pen
sion bin. which was introduced by Con-
gr.ssmau Bowers. giving pension Of
$50 4 month 10 George Detincv. % Mar
t!uSburg.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-02-25

State Superintendent ~ Schools VI. T.
Shayk,.y; tTo:. -. e.. Wilson. O: FAR
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