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Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1918-11-25

American women are right behind the
American troops in the trenches. Women
nurses are now installed in hospitals miles
in the rear OF the actual fighting line.
Many of our American women are I'M
able to take up the duties OF nursing at
the front, but they should know how to
take care Of tselr own at home and for
this purpose no better book was ever
printed than the Medical Adviser book
containing COS pages and bound in cloth,
with chapters on First Aid, Bandaglng
and care Of Fractures, Taking care of the
Sick, Physiology, Hygiene, Sex Problems,
Mother aud Babe which can be had at
most drug stores, or send so cents to the
publishers, G63 Main St, Buffalo, n. Y.
The women at home, who are worn out,
who are nervous or dizzy at times, should
take that reliable, Temperance, herbal
tonic, DR.. Pierce's Favorite Prescription.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1918-11-25
A. {. +. OVERSEAS
CASUALTIES


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Tie Illinois men named ON the list
we're.
Killed in Action.
ieut. Melville Gould, Chicago
Lieut. Frank f. Meyer. Jaae'titie-
Corp. John &. GJsSert, Granite city.
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corp Jonh i-d'iluA'' 1hlc1so.
corp. nay ui'liu i-"ils.et l'c"s''
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Emerson No'A, eA'i-
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Died OF WOUNDS.
Dietrich Andort, Hinsdale.
Thomas j. Groak, Chicago
Felix Pudelho. chicago.
David Schulkin. chicago.
Died of Accident and Other Causes.
fernle Plumlee, west frankfort
Died OF Disease.
corp Edward !. Eckhart, chicago
Stephen }. Bennett BelVidere.
Charles Il, Bourne, Peoria.
oscar l. Cooke Salem.
John +. DuIlea. East 81. Louis
James Il. carroll, Chicaeo.
John I. McDonna, PrlnceYiIle,
Thomas Garter. Champaign.
Joe I. H0oDsh ~, Augustine.
Anton +. Smoezynskl, chicago.
Joseph j. Nlaeh. chicago.
Ralph K. Lenser, Milan.
Thomas NJ. Malone, Chicago
George \. Todd. Victoria.
Missing in Action.
Raymond u. Hagerty, heWanee,
heorge e. Wmkler, Germantown
Slswed Johnson, Chicago.
wounded Severely.
capt FRANK }. hllla, chicago
Lieut. James y. Grun0. chicago,
hoy ). Johnson, Peoria.
William Barxhors, It. Libroy.
William r. Neoster, oregon.
Albert K, Lysakowski, Lebanon.
Albert Draper, west lork.
Erls A. peterson, chicago.
WOUNDED, Degree Undetermined.
Floyd Bioomqulst, rockford.
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Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1918-11-25

AoIa, Fr1on, III
"l am glad to say that
DR.. Pierce's favorite
Prescription proved
Just as good SO it is
advertised to be, | was
W a K and Ia c X e d
strength ard ambition
] had worked hard aud
was poorly. ] Used lie
'Favorito Prescription
and it gave nc new
strength and seemed &c
put now life in me.
vas pleased that it did
g. much for me and
am very glad to recon-
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1918-11-25

mend ;t."-uts. WiR Neulg, 1918 w. Broaaray
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-10-16

German territory and this was therefore
an ADVANTAGE to the Hun airmen. They
would always allow us to get pacK D"
or 40 miles back Of the German lines
before they would ever attempt TO AZ
tack liz. following which they would
fight ust all the way back to our lines.
sometimes we would only have enough
gasoline to take us BACK ta the allied
lines and therefore II was Impossible
for TO turn about to fight and the WIND
heing against us We were compelled 10
beat It back. to keep from running out
Of gasoline and falling behind the Ger
man lines. and some interesting encoun-
terS resulted.
"One day" stated the aviator. SIX
Of us were out and We noticed one lonely
'Lun' coming toward us with n hlSh
powered machine and he really had the
nerve to attack us. There was a lively
battle for few minutes and he etrucK
thrco OF our machines and was aple
to got away without us being able 10
wing him. He was game Fellow anu
We sure admired his pluck and nerve.
Tho lieutenant stated that the work Oh
taking pictures and making maps OF
positions and Notifications WAS part
Of tho work Of the allied aviator and he
told or tn" two.scatcd bombing planes
Of thC pushCr type that was USED e1-
tcnsively at that time. hut when Nnce
has been discarded for the faster trac-
tor typo machine.
The premier aviator was incapacitated
when his machine became unamanaGe-
able and he fell distance Of l.2O0 rect
breaking his ankle and his jaw. He was
returned 10 Canada and for a time was
IN instructor there. finally being sent to
Texas where he has been for some time
an instructor Of American artators. he
cpnaks in tho highest terms OF the local
lads and says that they are Keen ana
alert md ever ready to do extra WORK
and learn. \ short time ago he sta'cd
he had tho opportunity Of having charge
OF squad and they even volunteered
to como out and work at night to have
machines ready to go out in the morn
Ing. Lieut.. Gordon returned to thls
country an tho steamer Calgnrian, which
was torpedocd and sunk on its return
trip 20 England.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-10-16

Lieutenant Alexander Petrcnko IS
native Of the Don district Of Russia. aEd
at the outbreak Of tho war was q stu
dent Mt the university at St.. Petersburg.
now Petrograd. He enlisted In the Rus
sian aviation section and served under
Generals Bruisiloff. Kalendinis, and fn-
ally fought against tho Bolshevik:
forces. He has the honor OF bringing
down twelve Hun machines and has won
the Cross OF st. George three times.
besides many other medals.
His bravery Is possibly unequalled h:
any other Russia aviator as he delhi
erately stole n machine from one OF the
hangers Of the Bolshevik army hnG
flew with It into hi. own lines. He is
a polished student and although only be-
Ing In this country a short time. ca:
speak, English fairly we'll. He Is aler;
and right up to the minute on inter
national affairs and believes that his
country will come back and come out OF
this war brighter and better nation
Lieutenant Petrenko caIne to this
country via Siberia and Japan and
landed IN Canada. from which place lie
came to the state Of washington. II"
IS an expert mechanic and well versed
in neronotics. and expects 70 take ~
the development Of the ncroplane in this
country. ana later return ana neip 10 re-
deem Russia for the masses.
His extensive interests. consisting Of
several factories. many blooded race
horses and other holdings in Russia
were confscated by the Bolsheviki gov
eminent. and his wealth was reduced to
nothing. He does not believe that il
will be possible for the Germans TO hold
out for any great length OF time. and
is Of the opinion that tho allies will
win tho war and redeem Russia for tho
masses Of that nation which for years
hos been kept down by the tyrant heel.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-10-16
FOREMOST RUSSIAN LACE" AND CA
NAD1AN FLYER HERE TO BOOST
COAL PRODUCTION.
Both Have Seem Active Service, one
Having Twelve Huns to his
Credit.

Two Of the foremost eyes OF the al-
lied nations, two aviators. Lieutenant
Van G. Gordon OF tho Royal Air corps
formerly the Royal Flying corps. ana
Lieutenant Alexander Petrcnko the ~
fetal Russia ace. are the distinguished
guests of our city for short time
and are registered ut tho Windsor hotel
They arc two typical fighters and Sa"
action along the battle fronts Of Europe.
when tho odds were on the other side.
or against the nations that they repre-
scented.
The two aviat0rs arr here under the
auspices Of the fuel administration ana
are working here under the direction or
J. J. Robey Of Cleveland, O.. with the
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-10-16
TELLS WHY THOUSAND ) TAKE
HYPO-COD AS A PREVENTIVE

tnins just the elements needed. II con-
tains malt extract, iron. wine. ny
pophosphites. wild cherry bark an"
Cod Liver oil. II Is 30 pleasant 10
take the children crave 1t.
Hypo-Cod has the endorsement or
physicians It Is not secret. mag
zeal remedy. The formula Is plainly
printed on carton and label. 1t Is put
up by the famous Earle Chemical Co..
Wheeling. w. Va.
Any anxious mother or parent de-
sIrous Of . fortifying their family
against I'll. present epidemic and the
othor ailments of winter should give
thom uypo-rod and build up the
whole fnmiiy's disease resisting vi
tally. It saves many An anxious mo-
ment, anxious hour and doctors bill.
Take home n bottle tonight. Shipped
anywhere upon receipt Of sl.20 BY, the
Earle Chemical Co.. Wheeling. W. Va.
HypoLod is the very thing for those
recovering from Iln attack ~ sickness
and needing 4 good tonic to build them
up and renew their lost strength.-Adv.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-10-16
Bcllairs Briefs.

Frences and William. children OF Ar,
md Mrs W. X. Phillips Jr.. arc lAl ~
their home on Harrison street. ,t,,-pcd
Nr, aud Mrs Earl Cocn have rsIuInnG .
;, I,IyrIa after a visit With local lFlehHs.
Rov Alva Hopkins. who has Drrli luz
ru,st of relatives here, has r"turheu "
his homo in Kentucky. ,,.,o l.. q,
Mrs. Ncya kiluow, or Bethcsuh' - -
guest of local relatives. y,,-
Air and Mrs. AltScrt wilson. OF hei-
u0ni STREET. arr guests OF relatives AT
cleveland. ,, o-, from
b;rsSon that he has been c"nlmiSsionSu
lieutenant at IN" "'iccFS 'i"'e
William Turnhull Is III at the nome
of his Iarents on Hamilton street. ,ro
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Bick"rt"n nay Lis;s
r,:i1ncd To- 81. t.lalrsvillr after a WISH
with local friends. ,,.s,
Mrs. Ann. Carey. OF Akron. If e"es'
Of Mrs. J. l.. I.inard on Edsehiltit o,,,
4 number of young people OF 80 -, =
Will g. to HriddEcrnrt tn,S ,o e'I IN honor
~ several young men who are lea''''s
~ inin tho national c"lnrs:
Mrs, N. /. blackburn has retuEteu
from a VISIT with her dau Ghter,, "'S
Marcus Wallac" Of cha ri"stnn, w ~ 1.,-
7ir unI Mrs. tlaranc" Etwcctl' Oh ~
,,,,'',, STREET. hav, returned from flSi'
Mt st. ClnIrsvilc. ,r homo on
North Jefferson street ,5 ~ Cn.ve-
* n Houston Inns returned 10 80
,,nG .firr a Visit with his family he Ii,c
Ja,nc> .Nnd, r-"m. ~ 81. al, s'' IN n tMis
ms rrturn",l h"nl" after VISIT III '''''
city. t. obIe 70 he out
IL ~ Mis- TrHnris UouGhcrly. VINO mas
been i'll. has recovered. , ,,o,,c
Mrs. Imma# Foley is III Al hcr ''''''
an / Mon street. , 1,or
Miss Maym" inssrr has resume" n g.,
nnsitinn Il; the Hnnncll piano store ~ '''
wi william l.nvnrl," Is quite III AZ ms
home. .,,o b,a heen
u,iIc iii. - improving.
'Willinm smith has returned TO s'e"-
hcnvillr after = visit III nus ct.!,
Miss rlussi" Tn"rt"n ms rec"'e'"'
from a brir: Illness. ,, 4, n
Mrs Thomas Newman has returh"" |"
cleveland after n visit in this CITY
Miss Mary NlhRr,s. vii" has nech WIS
ting in MnSndevill". has returned nome
William Baker viii spend ThnrSnaN III
S,c,,hruvillc on business.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-10-16
McNIeonou BrteEo.

DIT. Barlow continues seriously III al
his home in Marshall street
Private Emil Seth returned 10 Camp
Humphrey after a ten-day turlough with
his parents IN Fourth street.
Alfred Kaufman has resigned hi. po-
s!tton a. Stone 6 Thomas and accepted
ono AZ L. 6. Good
Private John Koran Is confined OF
Morgantowu with Spanish Influenza
Harry Tomlinson is seriously Ill a,
his home in Seventh street
Mr.. ard Mrs. Ofta Cole have returned
to their home ut Pittsburgh after spend
ing 4 nuUraer or days with the formers
parents.
Chaplain Blair Roberts has returned
10 Fort Oglc thorpe. after BRIEF tur.
Tough here with friends
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles woodburn .:
Pittsburgh are spending a number OF
days with friends and relatives hero
RIN IIeEpry 6Ounc
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-10-16

Spanish Influenza. which appeared IN
Spain IN May. has all the appearance
Of grip or Ia grippe. Witch has swept
over tho world in numerous cpidrmlcS
az far back as history runs. Hippo
crates refers to an epidemic In AZ
3. C.. which Is regarded by many 10
have been influenza. Every century
has h.d lts attacks. beginning with
1891. his country has had I'VE cpl
denies. tho last in lSS9-9n.
THE SYMPTOMS.
Grip, or .ntlucnZa az II Is now called.
usually begins with chill. followed ny
,ch,cr. .ever!shnesa and sometimes
pnusra and dizziness AMI Il general feel
lnE % weakness and dc7r"sSioi IN"
t.moersture is from 40 10 1914. and the
fever usually lasts from three to nv"
days. The germs attack the mucous
membrane. or lining OF the air pas
sasos-uo.e. throa: and bronchial tubes
--I;hcr, IL usually 4 hard cough. esn"-
cially bad nj night. often times n sore
threat ~ tonsil;:is. and frequently all
III. appearances 81 a severe head cold.
TIE TREATGNT.
Go In bed ut the first symptoms. not
only FOR your own sake. but IN avon"
snrraGing the diScaS" L. "theFS-taK"
n purEa;lrr eat plenty OF hourishing
food. remain perfectly quiet and don't
worry. Qu.nin". aspirin or porcr's
Powder. ETC. may bn administered ny
thc PHYSICIANS directions to relieve IN"
aching Rut Their" is no cur" or Spe-
chic for !nfluenxa-th" discas" must
RIM i;s course. hut nature herself Will
throw .Ff III" attack II You only Keep
nm rnur STRENGTH Tha chief danger
lies in M, concentrations which may
arise Influenza <" wcak"n% III" bodily
resistance thar th"r" is danger uf pnHu-
nnnia nr bronchitis developing ana
sDmc;inlm"e inflammation Of ~" rih"'"
ear ar heart affections. For thcse
rsa sons. it ls worry inir"rian; ihh' ~"
nnticn, remain in he'd until his strength
returns-stay In bed at least Two DAY ;
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-10-16

or more after the fever has left you. Or
II you arc over SO or not strong. Say
In bed four days or more according to
the severity OF the attacK.
EXTERNAL APPLICATIONS.
In order TO stimulate ihe lining OF
or tho air passages 10 throw OFF me
grip germs, TO aid In luosening tao
phlcgm and keeping the mir passages
"pcn. thus making the breathing easier
Weeks FapoRuh Will be found effective
Hot. wet towels should DO applied over
no throat. chest ana back between the
shoulder blades TO open the pores. Then
FapoRub should be rubbed In over the
parts until tho skin is red. spread on
thickly and covered with two thick
ncSscS nf hot flannel cloths I.cave tho
clothing loose around tho neck. ms tn"
heat of thu body liberatrs tho ingrrdl-
ents in the form Il vapors. These VA
pnrs. inhaled with each breath. carry
tho medication directly To. tho parts ar-
fected At the Same time. EapoRuh IS
absorbed through and stimulates the
skin. attracting tho blood tn tho sur
face and thus aids in relieving the
congestion within.
Row TO AVOID THE DISEASE.
Evidence seems 10 prove that this ia
n germ disease spread principally by
human contact. chiefly through cough
!nc. snocHinE or splitting. So avoid per-
sons having colds--whirh means avoid
Ing crnwd@--"omm"n drinking cups. roll
~ towels. otc. Keep up your bodily
strength by plenty OF exercise in ;hr
open air and Eond food Nhuv" all keen
fro" from colds MS colds lrritatn IN"
lining OF the air passages AMI rorher
them much better hrc". ;nc places for
tho germs.
Use EIck's VarnRuh n to very FIRST
Sign OF n cold. For II l,..n,l cold. mott
4 littln in spoon AMI nhalc th,, w
7orS. or better still. us" Nap"Ruh m 4
hcnzoln steam kettle. IF hi. is not
ava!lahl" uss m ordinary i"a-k";ll".
FIJI half full OF boiling water ru, IN
half n teaspoon nf NrpoRuh from rim"
20 t'me--koep the kettle just slowly
boiling and Inhal" tn" steam arising
VOTE: v1cir's varoRub ls the discov-
e-y Of a North Carolina druGglst, who
found how to combine In salve for1u
Menthol and Canipllor with such esrcn-
tial oils as Eucalyptus, Try.uo, Gil
beSs, eto, 20 that whom the ralvc IS
applied to the body heat, these ngro-
dents are liberated in tie form Of va
porr.
VapoRuh ~ comparatively new In
New York. New England nn1 r"w
western states. where It - jus; now
ho!nE introduced. In Other sections "f
IN" country. however, il is the STANDARD
hnn" remedy in nVrr n million homes
for Al forms Of cold ir"uhlca--m"r>
thnn six million Jars M"rr sold last
yoar.
II IS particularly r"ccnIn"nd"d for
rhilIrnn's groups or colds. since il Is
n,.tD tai Ia,
uS~,i M fr""ly rs desired without tn"
Sltehfrst harmful effects Nnpotuh
can 10 had in three slZ"s-cec. 60. Sl.2o
at all druggists,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-10-16
No Man. Woman Or Child Possibly Have Cold Or Fever
Their Circulation Is Perfect Rich Red Blooded People
Not Urges Use Of Hypo-Cod Now

crazy. What IS n dollar or two spent
for Hypo-Cod compared with n ooc-
tor, hospital or funeral bill or loss OF
wages?
Don't drag around waiting Tor me
first conta gious disease tn get you. All
you need is Hypo4'od 10 build you
up. give you new strength and TINS
fine preparation Will quickly KNOCK
out cold. chronic cough or lung
congestion.
1t brings red. rosy cheeks. needed
weight and new vitality. II spurs up
tho appetite and digestion and makes
work pleasure. Eating Joy, sleep
peaceful. and in other words. put you
in shape.
This remarkable winter medicine, con-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-10-16
Marriage Licenses.

Eusseil. of Monticello. Miss"
30 e+n,,e BeAtr,ce rowen. OF 81. Glars
vile Paul Janko"i,h and JuIta trua 5
rnts NJ Rellaire; ISharp l.. GillhaH an"
STarr 4 calvert. both Of Bridgeport.
Probate Court
Estate OF William S. Carroll. Gee.
viii and application to pTo.2Ie ..'e ~
lily waivers Of notice. Testimony %
,,-;tnes,es taken, reduced to writing > anu
,,ad probate and record recorded. I:anr
ZION 10 widow TO make escc.!"n u,'" -
,,.fII ordered and issued. Citat.on ~ -,
,,,iSo,v returned and filed enorsGd WI"
ACKNOWLEDGMENT OF service. Np.l'''' r.
tiied ror- appointment Of execution. ~"
ho,,d 1enuirad. III re Z. Bruce paWSon'
g W ,,ir,oT Application filed for appplnI-
49, ,ao,. ~ Guardian Rnnd filed ana mp.
Is. ra,.na IN sum Of $1,000. Appointments
IpnoIc letters ordered and issued. IN mr. r.
nststs Of J. G. 7. Wilkinson. dec: go
.,J .nniicnt!on to admit TO PROBATE W.
NJ. i.irers OF notice. In re estate o.
49, .evv. dec. Final accouh! u!cl,
De So- caring Nov. 80 1918. NoIicH
SsS.-ed AMI continued. In T" CnaFirs
80 inv de,r Affidavit filed. ser 'oI
'5soInT Oct. ii. 1915. at 4, m. ~ -
nstste Of Marian Gardner. dec 49, =,
- sn erift OF Belmont county r cSuEt,
go rIed endorsed with return, OF VIZ .
"A. Eines. &c Inventory illfu. az
,,rorea aad ordered RECORDED. IL, ,li;ra.
~. ~ Joscrhine Moresco. d"c' pth,.,rs
t;on fied FOR appointment OF a1lnIn'H H,si
~ 40 bonts non with tho VIII an an mo
EnnS fled and approved In sum .. S'" ,,,J
Annointmcnt mnde. letters nrI''"
:3ss,,. Inventory not redu"sI"'
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-10-16

object In view Of stimulating the pro-
duction Of the coal output. or in other
words, to urge the miners to get out
the full quota Of coal. or In other
words. dig lou per cent every day IN
the year.
Iicr,erlnt Gordon said: General
prrshing asks for more ammunition and
also more guns 10 drive the Hun out OF
business, and tho bullet or shell that
lunds I'm the Notifications OF the kaiser's
stronghold starts right here at home.
IN the mines and the mills where the
coal IS turned out to fced the furnaces
that turn out the shells that lombard
the Germans The more coal that is
mined and the more ammunition that
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-10-16
FINAL MeettrQ.

a meeting OF the captains and workers
cr the Fourth Liberty loan will be held
this evening In the First PRESBYTERIAN
and ali committees arc expected 10 re-
nort including the miners. Bellalre
must. raise SqEG.T550. or this amount
s7.6,e50 has been subscribed and at the
meeting tonight II Is expected that nrl ',
iuir. will 20 over the top. II is expected
I'M President Wilson'S reply TO Ger
many will boost subscriptions.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-10-16
Munster Arrives,

Rev o. a. Marble and family havo
arrived from Spencer and have taken
UP their residence at the NJ. E. parish
on Main street. Benwood. 4, the recent
conference held at Huntington. Rev.
MARBLE was appointed to take charge Of
this church. and appointed Rev Moore
pastor of tho church at Spencer.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-10-16
Mcpo1mott Funeral

. Tho funeral or GcOrE" 2. M'D"rno! Q
VINO died Monday ut his home on Norm
Belmont street. Will taka place this III :
'terroon Services will be conducted n.
c:2n o'clock and will he IN chnrge OF
Flack Prince lodge, knights Of pythlHS'
Of which tho deceased was momDcr.
The remains will he taken TO Powhaiah
for interment.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-10-16
Keep Warm, But Never Get
Overheated-Avoid Colds, .
Coughs and Sneezing,
TELLS WHY HYPO-COD
FORTIFIES SYSTEM

Authorities upon III" subject. agree
M man, wornnn or child can possibly
haya n cold or fever il their circula-
ton IS right. This fact Is food for
thought.
/, means that every man OF woman
run down and weak. who do"s not
follow tho health authorities ins1ruc-
tinns about taking tonic, must nc
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-10-16
Asncll Stroper Dead

MISS Ashcll Stroller. aged -, died
yesterday morning ut $50 o'clock at
her home in Seventh street. Miss Stroller
had heen i'll Cor number ot days. SUI
fcring from pneumonia She Is sur
vived by her parents and two brothers,
Errltt. who Is now III active service IN
France. and Roy. at home Miss Stroller
s. we'll known here and shall be Er!cVed
over By q host Of friends.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-10-16
1sdiee Guild VIII Meet.

To-morrow evening the ladies EullH
If the Trinity Episcopal church will he
entertained at the homo Of Mrs; Harr;E
glow. y short business session wiil
b. held, following which social tl1ne
Yin Ina IN loved and refreshments served.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-10-16
McNECHEN
Bean Party.

Miss Margaret Sharp entertained a
number OF friends Monday evening with
q bean party al hsr homo in Caldwell
street. The evening was devoted 10
s,r!ngtng beans. after which delight
full time was spent in playing games
and dancing At late hour a delicious
luncheon was served.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-10-16
Dry Meeting.

Hon. John J. Lnntz. of Columbus Will
deliver ar address in this city this even
ing in tho interest Of the campaign 10
make OHIO dry. If the weather Is favor
able, the Meeting will be held at The city
park. II unravorahle II will be held Ill
The Elk Grand theatre.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-10-16
uu1 Entertain Lady friends.

All plans have been completed ny tho
Smiths Bible Class Of the First NJ. L.
church for the entertaining OF their Iaay
friends tomorrow evening at Mo
church. An enjoyable time Is expected
az an interesting program has been ar
ranged for the evening.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-10-16
No PRAYER Service.

There Will DO no prayer service IN
any or tho churches this evening. due
to the epdetnc OF Spanish tafluonza IN
this ncigi.borhood. No services will be
held till further notice.