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Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1918-10-22
British Omcial.

London, Oct. 22.-The British have
advanced their line to the left bank Of
the Ecaillon river and have captured
the western part of the village of
Ihiant, five miles southwest of Valerl-
clennes, it is announced officially.
The British, after sharp fighting.
have advanced to within less than a
mile of Tohrnai.
The statement follows:
AS result of local fighting during
the night we advanced our line to the
left bank of the river Ecaillon south
OF Thlant, the western portion Of
which is in our possession.
~EIrther progress has been made
by our troops between valenciennes
and Journal. The enemys resistance
on this front is increasing.
In the Tournai sector as a result
of sharp fighting during the night we
drove the enemy out of the village of
Orcq and the woods in the neighbor-
hood of Froyenne. Our troops now
are within less than mile from the
town"
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1918-10-22
Stores And Factories
In Winona Are Closed

winona, Minn., Oct. 22.-with ap-
proximately IS deaths here from
Spanish influenza, the city council has
ordered the closing Of churches, the
aters, schools. public libraries, fac
tories and all large stores. Public
meetings are strictly taboed.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1918-10-22
THE WEATHER.

North Dakota-Fair tonight and
Wednesday,; colder in east and
south portions tonight.
ENTHUSIASTICALLY fair to-
night and Wednesday, preceded
by rain in southeast portion to-
night; cooler tonight.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1918-10-22
Cooperation Pledged.

st. Paul. Oct. 22.-The state tax
commission today pledged its coop
Grafton to protect fire sufferers in
northeastern Minnesota from losing
their property through inability to
pay taxes. Auditors in St. Louis,
Itasca, Aitkin, Carlton and Pine
counties, were officially notified that
penalties and interests on delinquent
taxes will be abated, temporarily at
least
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1918-10-22

Lloyd George and his colleagues. held
protracted deliberations today. Henry
M; Hyndman, leader Of the British
socialists said: 4.
The reply is simply another piece
Of shuffling. hope President Wilson,
will answer it very abruptly and brief
ly." = &
Frederick George Kelloway, parlia-
mentary secretary to the minister of
munitions said:
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1918-10-22

The section Of the wireless text Of
the German note referred to reads:
1.-THE German government further
denies that the German navy in sink
ing ships has ever purposely destroyed
lifeboats with their passengers. The
German government proposes with re-
gard to all those charges that the facts
be cleared up by neutral commissions -
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1918-10-22

SOUTH AMERICA HIT By DISEASE.
Buenos Aires, Oct. 22-The gov
ernment today ordered all schools to
be closed until further notice. because
of the epidemic Of Spanish, influenza
which continues to spread.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1918-10-22

lowered. The German submarine
rammed both boats, cutting them in
two. After several fruitless attempts
the raft and then disappeared without
helping the survivors. Nine men Of
the crew of AZ were picked up later,
having clung to wreckage for more
than day. The second engineer Of
the Lydiana reported that the crew
of the German submarine had laughed
at him when he accused them of de-
libesately trying to kill all on board
the steamer.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1918-10-22

1tcontinued on Page g.,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-12
TO COMBAT SPREAD OF
SPANISH, INFLUENZA

WASHINGTON. Sept. ll.-SpanlSh m
hucnza. III. strange prostratinn malady
which recently ruvaEcd the German
army and later spread into France ana
England with such disseminating effects
on the civil population. has ben brought
Ia some Of the American Atlantic COAST
cities. officials here fear. bur they arc
awaiting further investigation and de-
vclrpmcu,s before forming definite
opinions.
In tho opinion Of officials the strange
infection has been brought over by per-
SONS on returning American transports.
There is little means of combating the
disease except by absolute quarantine
and that obviously is impossible AT this
time. because il would require Interrupt
ton of intercourse between communities
as draSlir as was r"sortcd IN IN the
dreaded days of yellow fever in the
south.
Precautionary measures nrc conSldcred
The hes, weapons to combat the H,alad%'
and as the disease is Il new one 10 Amer
lean nhysicians ihr government pos
sihly NAV take the menace in hand DE
issuing country wide warnings ana gen
crul instructions If how IL avoid the IL.
rn,.tiou. II possihlr and how best - meet
IL if il he contra ctcd.
Spanish influenza. although snort
lived ana IF practically no, permanent
serious results. is n most distressing all
mcrt. which rrn=trates III" sufferer tor
n few days. during which he suffers the
acme Of discomfort.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-12
STACKER RAIDS WILL
CONTINUE, BUT NOT
WITH ENLISTED MEN

WASHINGTON. Sept. 1l.--Whilc con-
drmnluE The us" Of soldiers and sailors
in The "Slack,r ruundupS" in New York
CIV. as contrary tu law. Aitorncy-Gcn-
crnl Gregory in Il letter today To prcsi-
dent Wilson said IN" Department nf
Justicr. unless specifically ordered Il"
the contrary by the president. would
continue 10 throw out draSncts for
slaCkrrS
Soldiers and sailors and CERTAIN MEM
hers Of tn" American Protective" League
were employed in tho raids. tho atior'
ncv- general said. Ivy representatives, OF
thu Department of Justice. wh" acted
without warrant nf authority. Mt.
Gregory added however. that h" was
satisfied they had been led into this
breach Ivy excess of zeal for the public
good.
Mr.. Gregory who was wriknE in re-
ply to- II request from the president for
yll ihr facts in connection with the
ruundup* said AN investigation c"n-
WINGED him that tho number Of persons
over and undrr thu draft age who wer"
apprchcndcd was inconSidcrahl":. that
there WAS no disorder anywhere and
that no persons were known 10 have
been assaulted or miSirratcd.
Besides being unlawful. Mr.. Gregory
said, the employment "f members OF
the military forces and Of private or
CARNATIONS in making the arrests was
ill Judged" He added that unQucstiun-
ably a considerable number of persons.
who on tho showing made hy them
should not have been detained. were de-
! tanned. none however. over night.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-12
BURNS, CUTS, BRUISES
Snn Cura Ointment believes Pain,
praws Out Poison And Heals
Promptly.

Thrrc is no better remedy for burns
cuts and bruises than the antiseptic and
healing ointment called San Cura
Every person ought to have jar on
hand: il is the flrst and best mid 10 the
in jured in case Of accident, and is inc
ldnnl remedy for so many other dis
,rcssine and painful ailments besides.
For example. it is guaranteed by John
Coleman Co. and IIogr-naris Drug Co.
to relieve itching. bleeding and protrud-
ipr niles r-czrma. letter. ulcers salt
rhrurn. hollis, crbunclrS and ptmplcs. or
money back.
in case of old running sores, no mai
for how long standing. few poulticcS
Of San Cura Ointment will draw out the
poi.on. and leave them in such thor
ouchly ascp,ic condition that they will
heal promptly.
Wr ndirsc "vcry rcadnr to get a jar
or San C'ura Ointment today. md keep
II ready for an accident nr emergency
tina, may happen. soc. soc and $40 4
lar AT John Coleman Co. and HoGe-
navis Drug Co. on the money back
plan.
San Cura Soap is delightful for sham
poolng. because II is full Of nntis"pti"
properties that Danish tho germs Of
dandrun and other impurities from the
SCALP. 1t removes pinplcs and black
heads. too -, cents n cake at John
Coleman Co.. and HoEc-navis Drug Co.
II your druggist does notinavr il send
to Thompson Medical Co. Titusvillc
Pa
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-12
WILL SELL GERMAN PLANT.

WASHINGTON. Sept. 1.-The Ger
man-ownrd machinery manufacturing
plant ~ nr"nSt cin-Arthur kOpprl Conf
rany. Of Eoppcl. Pa. taken over some
months aEn by tho nlHn property Gus
tulian. will bc sold at public auction to-
morrow and tho proceeds invested IN
Liberty bonds. II is tho first plant
taken over by tn" government to be put
nm tho auction block. The company
operated as a branch Of Errln cor
Por4tiun.
only American citizens will be A.
lowed To buy the Koppel COM
nany. said the announcement by Alien
Custodian Palmer. and when the sale II
formally consummatcd il will mark its
transformation from a 100 per cont. Cor
man-nwncd concern into l0h per ccn:!
American business corporation.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-12
WEST VIRGINIA REPUBLICANS ARE
CONFIDENT Of ELECTION RESULT

,hon eyc, so this veal Our party men
are satisfied with the nominees. lntt"
Isn't r kick anywhere in our S'Tll"II.
Major EIkins and Congressman ho"HIS
will carry the Second congressman 49,
lrict big never knew party prospects
to be US bright as this year.
Former State Senator i. J. Fo:Tnhh'
also NJ Grant county. who heard Mr.
Welton, said he could endorse every
estimate and forecast made by ms EEL
lo~-toHnSTnan.
Houston q. Young. Of Charlcston-Ho
bad effects from the primary in tho
kanawha county region. The party IL
united and harmonious az II has not
been for.snlany years. kana~ha county
will go for our ticket by n smashing
large majority.
county chairman--"'Therc are no Sore
spots to heal and no repairs to be maze
on the party organization in our locaI'ty
We arc ready to get tn grips win the
Democratic foe and are certain OF van
gushing him this year. II We get our
full vote out TO the polls. rs c,n@h'
and VIC expert to do that very thing.
Senator Howard Sutherland--"ffpcrts
IN marty conditions and prospects that
have reached me seem almost too good
10 be- true Yct. there is no reason 10
disbclieve them. The outlook for "A
splendid victory certainly is roseate;
lSut lot tnat very Tcdsvbl W. sfi'"'''
work all tho harder To make II come
true Every sign appears 10 forecast
the success Of our ticket
Asked about advices from the districts
the represent. Congressman Reed. WOOD
yard. Bowers and Cooper to-day de-
clared that every report they had re-
ceivcd was gratifying; telling OF party
harmony. unity and good feeling.
There can hardly bc amy doubt or It
tina, for party that has had as much
factional trouble and internrcine STRIFE
as the G.. q. T. has had beginning with
the Tcter-Dawson contest in 1904 and up
10 and including the Robinson-ld Lilly b"uI
in 1916. the transition from discord T"
harmony has been 80 sudden and in.
r1plicablc as to startlc and contound
many of III" party leaders themselves
They don't try IT, explain II. for they
are 100 busy welcoming and nurtnrin6
and carcssng the party peace dove 10
bother about intrrrnGating IT ~ u,
where ii had been all these years an"
how il camc to fluttcr back 70 the par
TVS hay-loft.
"PPrrtty b-u-u-rd" they say as they
sprinkle it's tail feathers with salt
"Ir-lease. please stick around and de-
mart not hence evcrmorc-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-12

WASHINGTON. D. c.. Sept lit
all reports brought to washington or
sent hero By county headers accurately
gn11ge the Republican partys condition
in West Virginia this year. then that
PARTY is in better shape on the eve or
an important campaign than II has been
in many years. There Is such same
ness in these reports, such nigh note
Of optimism and assurance. as TO con-
sttute a welcome novelty TO the party
leaders here Recalling ono time pop
ular topical song 1T wasn't like this in
the good old. days" when factionalism
WIS the hlndmaidcn Of a convention and
later nu tho pcace-maEung nemesis of
primary. The Eepu blican party had that
jinN lifted from it by n kinder fate
this year and, IN the R"rds OF Old Doc
Mgnynn' .-rnsre is ! 'S. &C., ,o. ., :,
Indeed every visiting Republican has
hope chest expanded TO such limits
as to strain has coat buttons, when no
proceeds 10 forecast and prognoStlcate
a vcrltable Eullywashcr for the q. o..
=. next November ~ he IS prone to do
when he comes to town. They are key
ed up to Il higher pitch Of confidence it
seems. than they have been within the
recollection Of the younger generation.
Only the older stat eSnlrn can remember
anything like II and their minds have
10 travel as far back as '96, when Nc
Nlnlfy ana AlhANSSIi IC<lu IIf Jil1S ipiES
party hosts over the top III the state
The main prop OF this fine, robust, luS-
~ hope is. after nil Ia said. the unruf-
fled and serene harmony that prevails
und prerades throughout the Republican
organization, vcuched for with enthust
astic amphasts by each and every party
patriot who drops in on this political
center to get linz on the latest from
this interesting and informative eleva-
ton
All Of them say the same thing about
party affairs back horne, to wit. har-
mony AZ thick "a a fog and assurance
a. u the outcome OF the November hal
loting so great rs 70 make the first
sure-thins invented look like a dcSper-
ate gamble. without 4 dissenting voice
they say that the main business Of the
Republican campaign managers this
year should be to perfect an orEanHa-
ton that win get out every Republican
vote; full vote means n fat victory
Herr are some few remarks upon the
subject Of the partys condition and Its
outlook:
Arch L. Wilton. Of Petersburg Gran,
county. editor and lawysr-'|We are
ready to vote in our county. 1t is i
Republican stronghold. but will be more
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-12
Hypocritical Address
By the German Ruler

AMSTERDAM. Sept. l.--Empcror W.T.
liam on replying TO n message from tho
German National Soldiers Union - re-
port cd by the Cologne Gazette rs say
ing:
IL am firmly convinced THAI thc mem
nrrs NJ the German Soldiers Union Will
exert all thu powers Of their personal
influence in support Of the home front
and, like nur glorious comrades IN inc
flcld. Will not in thr vicisSitud"s Of IN"
WAT lc; themselves hr turned from their
will 10 victory and Steadfastnrss ny the
cneIny's superior forces and rrpr"hch-
sihln methods of combat.
"Thc military and moral" strength
and determination Of IN" German poo
pic must and viii succeed with Coo
holm m breaking tho more and NOR"
openly manifested will Ia destruction OF
The ,ncnly. who is charging upon us
from all PARTS NJ tho earth and IN sale
gun riding for AL tlmr IT," freedom al our
dear Fath"rland."
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-12

will tc exhibited throughout the cnun,
try during the Forthcoming liberty oho
This fact was hscerta'hCa
today by Congressman II. {. "oodJaro'
who visited the %sr Department. 10 see
If he couldn't secure an exhibition OF
these Hun trophies for falr I" pcnclo
tins month in his district. |Nhipil
trains are now bong prepared win
these war relics and the country VIII De
covered quite completely by them our
ing the bond campaign.
Congressman Bowers reports toua!
the Following from the Pension Bureau !;
Pension ut the rate Of SIS a month ana
accrued pension money due on tnr u;lIr
or her husbands death 10 Mrs. h2r"SA
J. Smith. OF Albright: to Sarah H. MOSS
NJ Berkeley Springs $50 4 month from
October 1916 and s25 from October 1911.
The published hearings before inc
House ways and means committees on the
pending blk revenue bill have issued
for the government PRESS in several bull
ky volumes. They have a local interest
to Vest Iirginans inasmuch a. they
contain n plan Of taxation originated ny
Capt Melvin q. Sporty. OF tlarkshurE
and il~l with tho committee by Con
sreSSman Reed: an address by and ap
examination Of J. ". Dawson. 81 mar
lesion, president OF the West Virginia
COED Operators Association. dealing
WITH the fuel question and coal inHa.
ton: the same thing by c.. u. Miller. "t
tho Fruit Growers Association and
Congressman GcorE" NJ Bowers. also a
member OF that important Eastern Fan
handl" organization Of business men and
hurticuiturlstS.
Decision lis Ia whether certain mon
in war industries arr essential though
called under the draft. III determining
furloughs from military service Of skill
led laborcrS and others engaged IN I'M
portanr war work Will h.. left with WI
ham NJ Ritter. tho. millionaire lumber
man Of Wtich. W. Va. and Washington
who has been named To serve as point
of contact bet w"rn tho War lnduSt rs
BOARD. which has appointed him and tHo
War D-'pa rtmcnt. All requests for tnr-
loughs will hc made through Mr.. Ritter
who will investigates whether they arc
justified In that early period OF the
war when the National Council Of Do
fcnso was all-r,w"rful in war supply
matters. Mr.. Ritter served as onr Of ITS
high officers He is one Of tho hiE
captains Of industry in the United
States and in Wcs, Virginia who's" coun-
srls have boon tested since this country
went to war and found not to lNc want
ing He has done AMI is continuing to
do. invaluable service for the govern
mont
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-12
READY FOR HOSPITAL
HEART TROUBLE AND
RHEUM BUT
USES NJ VIM IRON
WEED TONIC, AND Is
CURED.

Tho above ttoternent aJe the woros
med when Mrs Marie Sullivan on 1901
Gladstone St. Hardwood IA came 10
F'lepn&aCs Drug Store and called TOT het
second bottle OF NJ Vim Iron Weeo
Tonic- and volunteered this stationery
Tor the benefit Of the public. IfAt
others will be encouraged by her state
rsent and set the raIne heneeit she Soa:
II WAS ffS;nE 70 60 TO the hospital as
had a weak heart and was bad OH
with rheumatism and my nervous cor
diiiUn was fast telling On my aireiuS
weakened condition, and | had docLoreo
sn much and taken so much medicine
and different tones and mono did me
any good. l noticed in the papers where
Ifu Vm Iron Weed Tonic had done 80
much for others and decided l wou!o
try bottle. and from tho first day =
usage I DeSnn TO improve ana III ;
DAYS my hoart WIS Dlnch stronger ana
nv rh.a,rnetism WAS so much PETER
that began TO attond to my houScholh
duties. I am now feeling fine and M
Vim Iron Weed Tonic saved mo from
a spell in the hospital. l consider 1t
the Srea test ever made, for It did so
much for me-" M Vim Iron Weed Tome
- the highest quality If medicine naoo
and no ono can 80 wrong in uAnG IL
Sold only at the following drug store:
C. II. Griest & Co -l125 Market street
Wheeling.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-12
u. S. to Get Two-thirds
of Worlds Tin Supply

WASHINGTON. Sept. 11.-Two-thirds
of the pig tin supply Of tho world is To
be received by the UHitrd States under
a pooling arrangement made at a re-
cent conference al London between re-
personalities OF this country. Great
britain. France and Italy. This was an
nouncrd by tho war industries board
which said that all shipments OF pig tin
and tin ores TO this country will be
consigned To- the American iron and
steel industry which will distribute IL
ut regulated prices To the consumers.
Quotations Of pig tin already haro
fallen Il cents a round since the pool
ing agreement was entered into tho
board announced
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-12
Do You Know a Soldier
By Name of Frank Krest!

Yesterdays war casualty list carried
tho name Of Frank krrst Of Maynard'
Ohio rcrorted severely injured. IN
ouirv fails to locate any on" ny that
name III that community or even any
KrrSt in that section.
<, Il. Coates. former postmaster o'
MAYNARD. small mining rillaE" near
here. and a representative Of the West
crn Union Telegraph company Of that
town. stated 10 tn" lntclliGcnccr last
night that after Il thorough lnvcStiGa-
lion hr had hcrn unable 10 find any on"
nv tho name Of, Errst who had ar is re-
siding in that community.
Mr.. Coates said that ii is possible" that
the town namc had been incorrectly r"-
ported rs there arc Il half dozen post
Offices named Maynard in tho lnitcq
Stater. Flo said he had scnt message
IA tho Washington officials asking for
further information relative TO the adj
dress nf the man.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-12

AMERICAN AVIATION CFATSs'
rssmoUN. FRANCE Ans. sa-"C0f
,..-o,denee. OF The Associated Prose-
TIT. American flying camp Is the i1rs
"a, IN France md Is snad 70 Be srea1eE
than any Other IN the world.
oxfnr heid Of thtrty-sH square
IL. ,ha .,.S Of an American COUNTY
,,.,tb nine sepaxate dying tesnS On 1n4~n
,,ns-,c,n artators advance 70 eno e@H"o
~ nirht contestants. and an -
I ,;bcrr,es, %euports- Cauro1ns ano
the others With officers inso oceor' 10
newly equipoed av1ators se4ne
.onatnorr, each nouthrtheee ~e3e
80, t-,tuo. o( this xast All
alton ground
"A Tho ASsociaNed Press oc2oooPoo
mn ,nt,x.a ooe OF tfse- ne'ds-A Gag gray
-r-ochSnn rose from a ncAxE nno VAN
a hood drprhne nctse-
--<r, soes a l.Enru HtptanG SAD
one Of tho ofneeE1- II WAS ono % -
<a~-tncrasdng lumber DOW oo1ao@-
And e-eery. flight vas v<frneo WIN
80 >rSs.rest End growing e1nEsansn "
/ f,ose who VII pot Il 10 tho
tsst On De fighting 1rnrh CnAJ
Iorkrsrn Vas beard sn.S
DO htxssse and fAsee1 ma
caArn aR. It -s doing Wsn-
-. n ezsck azDcut Snd ocnoons
,~t-An-y night It Esd eeen pu1
800 a Do tMHcarSes on A7oO1S
;6AsaS apk had hnen- .plz1no11eeo ~
:xAo.csrAuNDeun1e
Ia
s.AE1uU- I"
unRr<y tkGS t"o
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ADfSazd"sASo
l+.en - 81 She 26
3skz1laAalk caG- 1s< H -.
- @A ensn~A
tr4,AAa 49, ~0~A -
AeeA M -
1
OF IN
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k4 SR-fo Go ~
$500 -
:I,n.,sr1n
TAA 11W2S>'1nDo.oA Sky
oe-GHDC pho aADNS -
E- ,re ~ry h4xt1ly eHA ~
svUy-pka1aCl 12Hy 4
t,tA.e,.e~ hanncksS>had r1ea- eo ~
lrsx4u-fo houso- Tho HIno1 o. relh.
,<u-fnr,Way to Tho h5n11nS 0~-
/: ~Ves-m frno Geld 70 nsn
lra-ehsseoxe IN .tAe- 'deS-ehop.ne11I u 49,
hist n1snscEL GeDccA1sy
-. r.rnfx;,od. thare are tAroo e~cH,ee
ibeazscfcS CT TINS WESTON A~- -
;Cuso and exnhat uroe6 In when Los
to1 tho dEhtnS oecurs. ooHoeeto ",
.enHny forces. camps a1n -
IscpufinS or recon1azfssaneo
!pWpoee>-of ohser 7afae'n~oo
:i6es- 1t is Tor coanDat N.,u 80 and
ment that the 1satnns ,.,1 ohont
Of those eofnS lo< N1tto -Sr+h
four-fnths are cou'o$A LILO S---3
ooulonrdment pzfSCs-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-12

No matter what lou want. il will
save you time and money TO use lntrlli-
scncrr WANT ADS.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-12

Robert P. Porter Of Parkcrsburg hns
come to Washington to take r. position
on tho clerical staff OF the Washington
Railway e Electro company.
At the end Of q weeks visit with
friends here. Mrs. A. J. MacnaniclS.
formerly Of Wheeling and now Of Pitts
burgh. has departed for hrr home. She
had been Visiting relatives in Boston.
hr. and Mrs. Macpanicis will remove
from Pittsburgh TO CtarksburE this
month. where Mt. MAcDanicls has the
headquarters for his coal mining ana
Other business interests in West Virgin
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-12

Armed with petition and other e1-
planatory documents sent him by con-
stftucnts in a corner OF Randolph. couv,-
". Congressman Bowers visited the or
ficials AT the Post Office Department
today in an effort to secure An order
establishing post office At Wccso
Crossing. which is in that county.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-12

Alexander. ". Va, which dates from
June last
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-12

At the Post Office Department today.
Congressman woodward presented pc
ttttoo from r X Jordan that the star
route from Finch to Adlai be extended
SO as to start at Ellcuporo instcad OF
Aflai. as now.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-12

W. W. Van Wiutdc- reading lawyer
and banker Of Parkersburs. ccompanl-
cd by his ward. Miss Marie LcBaron
Andrews. Miss Robin Smith and MISS
Mcf.lin.o.,. arc at tho Powhattan. Tho
three voung ladies are hero to take war
,vcr. positions with the government