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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-03

TONkAN The Tunkuwn OIL
company has tools ON the location
to drill tho Esch well I'm tho north
east corner of the northwest OF the
northeast Of 2JHlW
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-03

rONCN cry Maruul on com
rnny iH sun FISHING u 600 feet on
the Chrb SO o. bop hco northeast
CORNER uf 10 't ac
The IIg Protection ON company
IS shut down nt 1850 feet ON the
Doughty No. In the northeast cor
ncr OF the southeast ~ N-26,3c
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-03

NOHTH on OkNIIGEt-
French y Luttcw hayo a zig on the
ground for we'll ON the NJ. A..
Jones farmulu the ruuthoast corner
~ the southwest Of tho northeast OF
.p-lI-13.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-03

PONCA CITY The Marland Re
filming company Is drilling at 7GO
feet on the rTimcuuN No IN the
southwest corner OF the northeast OF
B-2B-2e
Mnrland's No 3, While Cry farm
in the northeast corner Of the south
west Of s-25-2c is still "A rig
The Westminster on q Gas Co
In drilling at 37b feet on the Van
sellous farm In the northeast corner
OF 27-2b-le
Marland's No, y on tho Primcaux
farm In the center of the southeast
OF the northwest OF 4-2bt2c found
the shallow sand from 2115 to e.195
feet with water. II has been uhan-
doned at 2 200 feet
The same concerns No on the
Carry lin farm In the northeast
corner OF the northwest OF the
southeast Of s-26 2c is rig
No. 6 on the r. primcauN farm In
the northwest corner " the south
west OF the northeast Is rig.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-03
III.NHAITTN-

UIN4tA ITTN--G clark aud.ns.
apeiatr- are drilling A. ll95 feet on
tho NJ IFouilo 30 . Iu th" center ~
tho south limo Of the northwest OF
he southwcst Of l.12.I2
voorhees, aud Mcmahon are drill
INK at 900 feet on the Rouuo 2 Iu
the ,ontcr NJ the east liu" ut the
northwest ~ the northwest of 81
l2.l2
In the southeast corner of tho
southwest of tho southeast Of 81
l2l2 W G Newman is drilling Ht
. .0.O feet ON tho Grnyson No
Tho indian Chicf on 4 Gas Co.
ts drilling ut $50 feet on tho \ UIrd
No. In the center OF the southeast
of the southwest ot h-l2-l2
kendriCk ana associates No ON
tho Tiger farm In tho southwest
corner of the northwest Of 2-l2-l2
is shut down sdt 900 feet
The Brink Oil & Gas GO is dr.ii-
ing at I17i feet on the Little Fish
No ? in tho northeast corner Of the
southwest ~ 7.ll-l2
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-04-16
LIBERTY LOAN
CAMP A|GN IS ON
CAMPAIGN OPENS IN BELLIHE
AMID GREAT BURST OF
ENTHUSIASM.
0uota Is S456,s5o and 1t Is Expected
: It VIII DO Observation-Disclosures
Show Great Patriotism.

; Miners in this locality ar" ral!ying 10
the supper, OF III" government IN nuE-
ing Liberty bonds. WAS IN" announce
ment mad. yeSt"rda? by member OK
the Sellai:e cor>tHitt"" in charge o. tae
work. Il WAS seated that - per cent
Of the miners "t IN" E"it&ir" district
had purchased Liberty bonds. showing
that tn. ,rcn 90 the greatest industry
In Belmont COUNT are behind the gov
eminent in it's efforts 20 crush autoc-
racy. In several OF RI: mines IL was
stated that uvsr 80 %: cent OF me
miners had purchased bonds.
: The campaign opened yesterday morn
ING in Bellairc with III" ringing "t o"l!S
and blowing ri whistles at , "cl"c"'
when scores os workers started oot 70
canvass Beli;,lrc IN An effort 10 Va'Se
Sl5s.950. ard :h"y Will NOT ""aS'' unt'
Rellaire goes over III" ;"p "t lhat
amount. The city has been DIVIDED ~
10 districts. :vitn abl" CAPTAINS III Hhhrf'
Of Zach team. and ali workers ar. con-
fdent that H..!i:.i-" VII e: rs lu">"
nv the end 81 the we"S.
Headquarters have been established
n, a room IN he Central BOOK. and the
first meeting % r." workers *iil o..
held this afternoon. whc:: reports VIII
h. submitted Of III i-S, d.*S *"T",
Thereafter reports will o.. SA2fn-N'"
ds,iiy Until the campaign closes.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-04-16
Sneakers for Commencement.

\, a meeting OF the members III me
senior class. held ~ IN" close o. Sc"''"4
las, evening in III" hign srh""! hu''u-
ina. three members Of the class were
,i.,.:ed hv Dopul;tr vote 70 b" speaker
az the annual CUInitet'C"m"hl I" ne tnr'"
80 ,ba Elk Grand tE"at:' May -. ne
,,r,,S nf four members ol the CLASS
who ar. also to Sp'aN we're i"'tu 80
bv PRINCIPAL J. Y. Nelson. these SUI
dcr,s h.iuy IN" honor Stud"ntS Tor 'ne
class Of 1918. -o-
Tho class this year is TO h" repre-
srutnd hy l"n speakers. IN" SAM nun"
h.rns IN former years. ALTHOUGH c'''1
member - tn, lass - cn''pe''e" ~
yy,ll,. nrattOns only ten OF inns n"n,'o''
xi,I IN. Delivered. The remaining lhFt,
u,tn.>; To- lee picked hy tn" tn;u'Is WI
b.. named Tomorrow. In" class '"is
,.,r contains ~INty-three m'ino'rS'
lila vrnr; M tho number III the past
,.ro Years. class !?f'' mo NV '.'
.,,,i,,,s ever turned out. numbering
eighty. s.s fo-
$40. ,,..,rs ar. AS follows: Helen lia-
,,,Lnrn Antonio tiaScl and FaulIhe
I,f..-dinrcr Dur"th? t"ll"T WAS the
h,,,or student nu,u"d for the best grades
3d. ,,r..s,.n: y.ar. The thrc" elected ny
-, cl,ss az. IN. thrc" popular Siu-
l,. ,,ru reorcSented IN" class IN 'ho
Leh,,.s hold 4; ,hr high school. last
friday. namely: Taylor Roy. i'ai' II
mr. ;,i,d Ab. rinSh:. Tn" public Is as
.urcd of ;hr best speaking titt 'nt
LASS has TO Civ" IN the students nan'ca
,hnvc for every one al them - IN ora,
~ Sam. note IN local high. school
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-04-16
union MISSION

The Rev. a. G. Rache spoke ny me
Mission last night from John BID. nc
smoke Of the great love Of God as the
first star in the flag. and said that
when the sinners final cup OF woe was
full he turned 20 God for RELIEF. ne
worry name OF Cod" said hc, "is 4 rerit-
able treasure house OF good things. Tor
Gods love is universal and ineXhaus'-
able"
w. f. Miner OF the Third frcsoE-
teriun church sang 4 beautiful SOLO,
much To the delight Of those present.
There were three conversions when
SUPERINTENDENT Cory gave the Invita-
ton.
DR.. r.. f. L. Stridcr Of St. MattheWf
F,piScoral church will speak to-hlS"-
There will be good music
business HUNS at tho Msslon- :.
Mon are being put IN work IN All
lines ri industry in "he:'ihE' Il Il
NAM. or a boy needs employment. lie
need no; 90 further than Inc MiSS'""
and his wants will be mot. Arrange
nrnts with various employers nave
hccn made TO advance those necdIilh
helm sufficient funds each night 10 carry
,ho,n through until pay da% ana goo"
wages are being paid so II" ono nHsn
n h. idle. NJ charges ar" mace anu
tho employment bureau is open 10 'h0
public
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-04-16
CONSUMPTION Of Income
Reaching Limitations

PITTSBURGH. April 15.-Conscrtp.
lion of incomes cannot progress much
beyond it's present scope without inter-
fcrng too seriously with production. as
serted Samuel Untcrmyer. Ncw York
lawyer and the governments lcGa! c.
pert on the Interpretation of income ard
excess profit tax laws, In an address he
delivered here tonight in the Liberty
loan campaign.
The income tax. hc declared. would
Weld far in excess Of what had been ar
ticipated. MIR. tntcrmyer also said tEut
American finance had entered new era
the exigcncies Of which were East disc
posing of tho once troublesome Question
Of swollen fortunes; that American cap
jtal after tho war would find It's largest
work outside the country. III: predicted
that. in the United States. considerable
share Of capital would nave 10 go
through taxation. toward the support or
socialistic institutions that the great
body of the people who do the actual
lighting in this war would demand oil
tho government. Recalling that for ~
years he had been n consistent champion
nr rho income tax at time when IL was
regarded as a reproach and a socinilStlc
assault upon property rights, Mr. Inter
myer said he had no tender regard l"r
the inviolability Of great incomes.
He added:
IF We could in the interest of Inc
prosperity of the country impose SIN
further taxation in that direction /
should be heartily in favor Of doing so.
II is Il question Of governmental policy.
If the recent proposals 10 take all III
comes iD. excess Of 100000 per year
were not TO my mind destructive OF the
very purpose sought to br obtained.
would favor such law. but I believe
that We have we'll nigh reached the
border Of safety in taxation on incomes
and business. Above all things We re-
u,,irc in this crisis the stimulation "I
production. Further substantial bur-
dens In that direction will serve only I"
urovokr evasion and to discouraf" ana
DESTROY industry. initiative and enter
prise"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-04-16
POSSES SEARCH FOR
FIVE PRISONERS WHO
MADE THEIR ESCAPE

Special Dispatch 10 The IntelliGcncer.
STEEBENNlLLE. O.. April l5.-Thc
posses formed by Sheriff John l..
Means this morning were still Scour-
Ing the county late this afternoon for
trace OF the five men who escaped
from the jefferson county jail by I'M
locking the doors with Il set OF Skele-
ton keys at s L. III. to-day.
The fugitiveS are Joe Butch" Will
liams. charged with burglary; James
Lavele and Edward Campbell. charged
with breaking and entering railroad
cars: Henry Harris. charged with
shooting with intent to Kill, and Ar
thur Ciarrcll. Federal prisoner.
charged with impersonatng United
States army officer.
Since last Wednesday night. when
county officers frustrated wholesale
jail delivery planned by Williams,
every possible precaution has been
taken TO prevent keys or saws reach
ing the prisoners, but in some mystic
rious way Williams obtained set OF
keys that unlocked the door OF the
SECOND tier and also the door leading
from the prison into the street. and
This morning while Deputy Bert Rut'
ledge WAS in the kitchen, tho five men
walked away. the deputy finding the
! Omen doors on his return.
The five went 50 quietly that Clar'
! enco Brownler and Fred Walters. Two
! other inmates OF the Tier. who werc
! still in bed. were not awakened and
were left behind.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-04-16
GOOD FOR WHOLE
FAMILY REPORTS
CHAS. ARMSTRONG
Two Bottle Nerv Worth
Caused All His ALL
ments to Vanish.

This entirely new signed statement
is one Of The best yet printed. IT,
was made short time ago 10 Inc
Nerv-Worih druggist al East Liver
pool Ohio:
e. T. l.arkins-For IL year nave
been feeling very bad. Gould NOT
sleep. Tossed about the bed all
night. Had poor appetite and did
not proprly digest what little ! did
eat Gas formed in my stomach and
would bIoat terribly. Caused me
sharr pains all over my body. Bow
els in bad condition. also was
troubled with eczema that caused me
a great deal of annoyance. saw
statements from homo people saying
how greatly they had been benehted
by Wentworth, and purchased "a
bottle. After taking two bottles AL
my ailments vanished and am a
we'll man today. | will always keep
Errv-WoIh in my house, aS ma
i, is good for the whole family.
CHARLES ARMSTRONG,
East Liverpool. ohio.
Raor'S IIlug Store sells NerV'Wor1n,
Your dollar back if this famous lam
ily tonic does no, benefit YOU.
Nerv-Worth is sold in NaTWooo oF
w. +. Mcnamara; Fulton. by he VI
ION Pharmacy: Mingo Juntion. D!
Moore Bros: Martins Ferry. aston
& Parker: 81 rlairSvillr, Patterson d
Sons; GAINESVILLE. llillr* Bros; cam
rrnn. by Cameron Drug Store; Sisters
villr. by e. Il. DisQuc; New Martins
yiIlc. by lornb7ook'S Drug store
MnundSvilIe. J. II. Beam Drug 20;
bridgeport. Sriby & Reed tDnnl Phar'
macy; Brllairc. Dankworth Bros; "a
den City. Morgan Bros: West Alex
andcr. T.. n. McConn: Edg"Wood' '"e
Fleetwood Pharmacy; Elm Grove,
Dlum'S Pharmacy: Rrnwood, BhnWoou
Drug Co.: MrMrcheh. CarroIES Phar'
macy: Buckhannon. Talbot Drug Co.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-04-16
TIRED, DRAGGY
WORKOUT
Texas Lady Thus Describes Condi.
ton She Was In. Then Tells
How Cardui Relieved Her.

West. Texas.-Mrs. J. A. Hunter, OF
this place, recently made the following
statement: Il have known Of Cardul
for ycars-when a girl my mother gave
il 10 me 10 stop pains and II
certainly did me great deal OF Goou.
After marriage was in a rundown
state Of health and nervous. not at all
like my usual self so much
so that l had to so TO bed. l began
taking Cardui soon / was
strong. able to do my work, even my
washing.
II have been we'll since .. can
recommend Cardui and gladly do so
Whenever I over-work and feel
tired. draggy, WORKOUT. take a few
doses of Cardui. 1t strengthens me,
gives me an appetite, seems to
strengthen my back, and soon feel
like going to work again.
81 think all women should keep and
use Cardui. It is splendid"
If you are suffering from any OF the
symptoms Mrs. Hunter mentions, try
Cardui. the woman's tonic.
In use for over 40 years, Cardui has
helped thousands Of women.
Cardui is composed of mild, medici-
nal vegetable ingredients, acknowl-
edged by standard medical writer's to
be OF benefit in many female disorders.
Get bottle to-day at your drug.
gist's.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-04-16
PAY TRIBUTE 10
WOMEN s. WORK
Spirit of American Woman
kind Will Win the Great
Struggle.

WASHINGTON. April 1J.-Th" spirit
with which the women of America arc
sUnporrinr tho war is tho spirit lhat
Will win for this country and the hIilcS'
representatives of the American ana i'F
cign governments as speakers lUlilSht
told the twcnty-Scvrnth congress al Inc
national society Daughters nr the Amer
lean Revolution.
Addresses wore delivered by Secretary
Lansing, the French and Italian ainpaS-
sadnrs, the RcIgian and Serbian minis
t"rs and other diplomatic representa-
tivcs Of tho allies. President wilson
who was on he program for "a speech
was forced to cancel his engagement.
Jules ]. JuSSnrand. the French ampaS-
Sador, drew great applause when. IN inc
course Of his speech. Ec congratulated
he American government Tor removing
from in front Of the war college nero
the statue Of Frederick the Great. the
gift OF the German emperor.
BE of good cheer. he not dlsmaFed:
VIC have faced worse crises i'll the past
was the note Of optimism souhocu u!
the French ambassador in discuSSin6
the situation nj the battle front.
Declaring that ii was fItllhE trlnu'e
To the spirit which inspired the tathers
of tho republic In their Successful stFug-
tinG,lishcd representatives of the frP
nations of the earth should hc assem-
bled. Secretary Lansing said the com
mon spirit and common cause Whch
drcw us together find moro com pie'e
oppression on the blood stained telds OIL
France and Belgium. through the plains
and uplnnds Of Italy. and amidst the
rugged mountains Of Serbia.
Count ri Ccllcrc. Italian Ambassador.
nruiscd the wartime efforts or America
wcncn. d"clarin that in this country
there soon Will be cmulatcd the example
If Italian women. who nearly I'll ne
tween Is and 81 are engaged actively IN
munitions or hospital work.
Major General J. ID. Mrl-achinn. mil
itary attarhc of III" British embassy
describing tho heroic war Work ot IN"
French: women in tho early days ~ the
war. declared I'VE realized at that time
why France WAS. and always will be.
unconQucrablr.
In delivering to tho convention a mos
sage of gratitude from thr women Of
Belgium to the women Of America. NJ.
r.. hi Carter Dc Marrhicnnc. tho Belgian
minister. said as Tho representative or
Belgium tn tho United states h" is in
privileged position 10 see the current OF
sympathy. tho flow of generosity that
has gone furlh from the United states
To tho war-strickcn people of his native
land.
NJ. I.iouhomir Michailovitch. the Ser
ban minister. said his people. with their
cn-nrtionals Croatcs and Stevens. arc
living through the Same experiences trht
America went through during lis nsht
for independence. What tho American
women did for their country. he SAID
The Serbian women are doing to-day TOT
thoirs.
/. Enthusiastic applause greeted the
singing of the French. British llallan
and American national anthems
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-04-16
School Notes

Five local teachers wcr" off duty yes.
'.rriay "n account Of Illness. They wc""
Mrs. kn~"y and Miss Reed. Gravel HILL:
Miss F"rrnn. R"$" Hi: Mis- WARD and
Miss lowell. first ward
The high school lacks just two dol
lars Of having ono hundred percent in
the Junior Rod Cross campaign. This
will nc raised today and tho school will
be presented with the flag ;us n prize.
All the school children Of tn" grades
in tho public school aul III" "hildr"n nt
tho Jarrrhial school. were guests ut tho
thrrc motion riCtur" shows Of the city
yesterday to witness the pi"t"r" entitled
THE Rc-Making nf Nation" Tho
children went 20 III" pictures in tho
morning. - =
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-04-16
Next Call May l to 10.

>r,rnnrn tn, local draft board has
49,. r.,..ty,a m. official bulletin from
, .nl,r,bus stating the uums"- OF mon
,.h, ,r. 10 b. sent III the next draft
,..,u ISSUED yesterday b. the govern
,.,..n, ), lnc..l paper. in L bulletin from
Columbus. states ina; ihiS h'SIr.C'
,,o,rh No. =. will srnd eleven rn"n' No
iS,. ,l.irsviIlr). ten; NJ. = 'AIir''nS
rrrrvl eleven. This contingent -
...bcIul.d 10 go between May ! and III.
,'1 nil probably 90 in training ut Fort
T.hn,,os >v Whcm this call is con-
f;r,,nL h. the official statement from
,hr odju;an, general the total from THIS
5,s,-i,., will be SIX;y-ScTcn.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-04-16
ANNUAL MEET
HERE THIS WEEK
WHEELING PREsBYTERY MISSION
WORKERS CONVENTION AT ELM
GROVE THURSDAY.
Churches Prom All Districts Of North
ern Panhandle Will be Represented
+ Noted Speakers PreHenf.

What will perhaps be NE largest
meeting OF the women of 1.-The Home
and Foreign Missionary societies Of the
Wheeling Presbytcry will lie the four
,centh annual convention which will be
held at the Stone Presbyterian church
at Elm Grove Thursday and Friday 81
this week
The program will include some Of the
most noted speakers on mission work
Of the eastern part of the country. ana
there will be representatives Of every
section Of the panhandle OF the state
present.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-04-16
Honor Roll uD.

The Liberty loan honor rolls were i,ui
IN for IN" public inspection tor tho lirSt
tim" yesterday. containing lhr names al
all ,hc persons III this city who nav"
subscribed - N" third Liberty loan.
The roll contains the names Of ZIG per-
sons and is attracting quite 4 bit OF in
;rrrSt The quest 0n now asked by poo
MICS is us your name on tn" honor roll
for The third Liberty l"an" TIL" rolls
ara posted al Lock" Shoe store. on
Union street. at the post office, Mcllotts
store on Belmont street and a, the Bel
lairr Leader Office. Additional names
will appcar on tho rolls each day
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-04-16
Service Plae In High School.

Following out the custom -! former
classes. that Of presenting some niSccl-
lanruuS arlicl" TO the high school 10
:1dorn thu, walls nj the assembly room or
to heautlty some other part Of tn" high
school in memory If that particular
class. the class of 1915 will hc up with
the present war times and show their
patriotism by gift Of service flag
Ia hc hung in The high school with Il
star for each OF the graduates Of TN"
nigh school now In s"rrico. This was
decided at meeting NJ the senior class
hcld. in the high school last evening.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-04-16
WHEELING WILL SEND
TWENTY-FIVE DRAFTEES

Although the exact number of draft
..cs 10 b. sent by tn" city draft hoard
has not vet been announced by captain
breckenridge Jones. chief OF the nIh-
tary department Of STATE 81 Charleston.
il is though, that WhcrhnGs quota o.
the coming draft will ts' twenty-five
mrn. and Ohio COUNTY will send seven
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-04-16
Alexander May Enlist
In Navy Before Draft

CHICAGO. April 15.-tirovcr AlcNan-
der. premier pitcher Of tho Nalional
League. may attempt 10 enlist III the
navy instead nr waiting to b. drafted
in the army. After conference hclc
today with Charles Wccghman' presl-
drnl of the Chicago Nationals AlcXan-
dcr urn, ~ tho Great Lakes Naval
training station To Commandant Moffatt
in this regard If Alexander decides 10
enlist il Will be nr"rssary for him 10
obtain permission from his draft ooaro
a, ST. Paul. Nebraska his hnne.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-04-16
ARRESTED FOR SHIPPING
WHISKEY into STATE.

Special Dispatch 10 The Int"llig"n'cr.
FAlltMuNT. w. Va. April l5.-Ar-
rested in Harrisburg tonight, S"bas-
rluno M:tl"<;tno. Italian. was chhrSed
with shipping one thousand pints OF
whiskcy from Baltimore. Nd. I" C!arks-
burg. W. Va. violating the Webb-hen-
Won act. Tho whisk"y. consigned as
bananas. in large crates vas conhscai-
ed by Federal officers.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-04-16
Honor Flag.

The first Honor flag unfurled IN Bel
mont county was al Neff last niGhI
and tn. EXERCISES were ATTENDED ~ =
larr. crowd. Eeft was the hVSt l9"n
I" report over the top III the i"'i"
Liberty Loan drive. and IN" EeS'uei.>e
PLANNED i patriotic demonstration lo'
IN. occasion. The flag was present
ID by g. W. Dickens. cha'F!nhn W t.e
,.+,,r,it,,.a in charge of the Third Lib
,-,v Loan campaign. and tn" prIncipa!
.,d,ircss WAS made by Attorney w. /.
D,xnn 1r. of Martins Ferry.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-04-16
Organizing Savings Societies.

rc.;nly Sup rint"nd"nt of Schools
,:e,,o, \ ruyue. Of st. tlairSTlil". who
.,s charge at iHp schools in t;"lmont
,.o,,ntv. is cud..avrring tn establish var
savings societies in Zach Srh""! s" that
rh. interest IN buying war Saving ana
thrift stamps may ~ kept up during IN"
Sunl,u'r vacation.
'rh. announcement con"S from Co
i;n,huS ;hn; contest will IT,. held s"'-
,wc,u ,hr w:r savings SIH,'i'li"s in tn"
public $.:hunis> Tar IN" SAB OF war
stamps and priH.:' 1T considerable Naiu"
VIII b.r awarded iu tHc winners. Tic
first prize offered - $.yo0 worth OF
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-04-16
MISS LUCY ROBINSON
BACK FROM EVANSVILLE

Miss Lucy Robinson. supervisor OF tho
Wheeling pubi: schools has returned
from Evansville. Ind. where sh" was
attending Il convention Of the National
GuprrvisurS Association. Miss Robinson
was we'll pleased with her visit and has
:, rnod report 10 maxi IA the school
workers Of This city. She was we'll
rInascd with tn" dcmonstrar O! folk
dancing and other musical works.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-04-16
McGav Funeral To-day

The funeral rf 'iAr"nc" i. Nct'a:F.
who died Saturday morning II ms Aoih"
ON Monroe street. vii! tan" place TINS
AFTERNOON. Services will be conducted
a, the home at o'clock and .intern"nI
will take place in Rose Hill cemetery.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-04-16
Mrs, Sorge's Funeral.

Funeral services FOR the late Mrs
ri.urg" Surg". wh" dIcd at her home in
Grafton. VIII l." held At thu home Of
her. sister. Mrs William Ncid"rt .?
Alley - tins morning ut S:%n o'clock.
R"4ul"m hIEh mass Will i'' celebrated
i; the church Of tn" Sacred Heart. ana
in,rr,nrrI VIII l." made al Mount cal
vary cemetery Mrs. Serge WAS for
merry If Wh"rlinG.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-04-16
For Burning Eczema

Greasy salvcs and ointments should
not be applied ii good clear skin is
wanted. From any druggist for 35c, or
Sl.OO for large size, geta bottle ofzemo.
When applied as directed it effectively
removes eczemaquickly stops itching,
and heals skin troubles, also sores,
burns, wounds and chafng. It pene-
trates, cleanses and soothes. Zemo is
q clean, dependable and inexpensive,
antiseptic liquid. Try it,as we believe
nothing you have ever usedis as effect
ave and satisfying.
The Z, w. Rose Co.. Cleveland. Q.