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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-08-05
NO TROLLENMEN'S STRIKE.
Conservative Element Among Men Advise
Against Proposed WaIk-out.

Ovcr-Sunday developments IN the
trouble between the Wilmington and
Philadelphia Traction Go and it's en-
ploycs indicate that the conservative
clement among the trollcymcn has sue
cecdcd in preventing the strike whi was
threatened because of the arrest of GER
tain conductors for "kncking d own
fares.
one employ said the men were not
asking TO have those arrested rcinstated,
but were opposed TO the policy Of the com
panv IN having them arrested, contendlng
that they should be dismissed
The employees contended that the
element OF uncertainty in such cases
was too great 70 warrant the men being
called upon TO face trial whereas he SAID,
if they were SIMPLY dismissed they did
not stand 10 lose so much
In connection with the contention OF
uncertainty he expressed the belief that
the companvs spoilers either had
deliberately 'framed-up or unintentionally
done an injustice in At least once case.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-08-05
TRANSFER MEN TO
DELAWARE UNIT
Expected This Means Early De
parture Over Seas for
State Regiment.

Camp Dix, Wrightstown, n j., Aug.
5-IIeavy transfers Of recruits from the
Depot Brigade TO the 5gth Pioneer In
fantry. whose ease has been troubling
politicians III Delaware and Washing
ton for several weeks. Indicate that the
War Department Is at last planning to
make use of this efficient organization,
formerly the Delaware National Guard
The unit was transferred from Camp
Mcclellan TO Camp DIX last winter.
largely, IT has since developed, according
TO recent reports from the National
Capital, rs political rather than a
military maueuvcr. Several hundred
men Will be assigned TO the Pioneers during
ing the next few days. bringing the or
ganIzatIOn up to war strength and ready
for overseas service whenever the order
comes through, for which the Delaware
boys have been anxiouslv waiting for
months The Pioneers. well prepared for
service when they reached Camp Dix,
are now ira ned down to fighting weight
hv months Of drill aud range work and
every mothers son { them is keen to
get into action ''over there
Details from the 312th Engineers.
who for week have been drilled in
rowing pontoons on the Cookstown
Lake. viii get their first opportunity tO
use the big barges in bridge construc-
ton early this morning Tho dem
onstration will begin At 8 o'clock. when
the companies will span the big lake
with boats, lay a platform across
and direct the movement of regiment
of infantry and n wagon train across
their bridge
Captain Louis T. Poole. Captain John
Il Ferguson and Lieutenant Edward r..
i Murphy, of the Medical Corps here,
have been transferred to Base Hospital
No -, NJ Fort MclIenry.
On the trCnch-sCarred top Of "AIarnc
Hill, where on weekdays thousands of
soldiers practice at making and destroy
ing Notifications, ArmcnIaus serving
ms soldiers in Uncle Sans great army
training here met last night IN service
typcallv Oriental TO pray for the af-
flICtcd people of their homeland The
unique gathering was the climax ot a
visit Ia the camp Of Rev. \ II. Shah
haz. of New York, with the hrst direct
message that these Armenians have
had of the date that ovcrcamc their ma
tive communities IN the kurd massa-
rrcs The clergyman is probably the
first man 10 reach America. having cs-
,apnd from tins Turkish captivity Big
audiences of soldiers IN 1iuts Nos
and heard the visitor tell of his per
,cnal experiences IN the centre of the
,onc in which millions Of Christian men,
women and children were massacred OF
net worse fates Mt the hands of Turks
md kurds, apparently with full APP
proval of German officers
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-08-05
GRAND DUKES PUT TO DEATH.
Bolshevili Reducing Personnel of the
Russian Royal Family.

Paris, Aug. 5.--Throe Russian grand
dukes, one of whom seems to be Nicholas
Nicholaievitch, former commandcr-n-
chief of the Russian armies, have been
executed by the Bolsheviki, according 10
Moscow advices to the Baycrlscho Icl-
tung, of Munich.
Former Grand Duke Nicholas Mich
olaievitch was reported June 3, 1917,
to have been arrested at Tihis, and
early in the present year his death was
reported in German newspapers. These
reports, however, were not confirmed,
and were later denied by reports from
Russia. The former Grand Duke was
reported to have been arrested at Moscow
july "a Late in July an Amsterdam dis
patch stated that four Grand Dukes had
been seized AT EkaternIburg by mem
hcrs of an unidentified band. The names of
these Grand Dukes were Igor, Com
stantine, Ivan Constantinovltch and
Serge Michaclovitch
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-08-05

found relief from pain and feel so much
better than ] use to. When hear of
any girl suffering as | did tell them
how Lydia T. Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound helped. me - DELINA
MARTIN. 70 Bowers St. Nashua, n. II.
Lydia F. PinkhaIn's Vegetable Com
pound, made from native roots and
herbs, contains no narcotic or harmful
drugs, therefore is perfectly safe rem
edy To give your daughter, who suffers
from such painful periods as did Miss
Martin.
The reason so many girls write
Lydia e. Pinkham Medicine Co, Lynn.
Mass, for advice, is because from their
40 years experience they have "A store of
knowledge which is invariably helpful.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-08-05
War Relief work a. MarshaII,on

The Home Soldier Rclief Association
" ATarshalltou mct ~ Friday evening
Of the home # lTr p D Younv
Tho next meeting win ~ hold II Ilrs
Winfield >peakuan tomorrow afternoon
Narhallfon also has Pod Croes branch
which meets IN tho Piilc Clays room -
81 Barnabas' Church IN Tnursds,
afternoons The Juniors meeting Mon
day evenings IhoY ARE under tn.
direction IF Mrs Madison Elliott
ProclIc
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-08-05
OLLIE JAMES CAN'T QUIT.
Senator Now In Hospital Renominated
by Kentucky Democrats.

Louisville, Aug. 5.--Retnrns from, 55
counties in Saturdays Statewide pri-
mary election Indicate that Senator Ollie
NJ, ,famea, now on n sickbed in Johns
Hopkins Hospital, Baltimore, WINS re-
nominated by an overwhelming maj orlty
over w. Presley Kimbnll, of Lexington,
as Democratic candidate for United
States Senator. Sennt or James polled IA
surprisingly large vote IN view of The
fact that his opponent had practically
withdrawn from the race by issuing n
card urging the voters to support the
Senator. In the race for the Republican
nomination, DR.. Ben l.. Drummer, Of
Louisville, was leading Judge B. J.
Bethurum, Of Somerset, by about 900
votes.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-08-05
NEW DIVISION
FOR CAMP MEADE
Officers Expect TO See 65. 900 Men
at Cantonment Before
Winter.

Camp Meade, Admiral Md, Aug. s.
With 5000 men expected before winter
sets in, a new plan OF camp administration
viii bc put into effect by which the
division being formed here will be distinct
from the other camp units and the many
other camp activities. There arc two
camps here now, the one for sgnal CORDS
men at Kelly's being almost as distinct
as that at Laurel for engineers and that nt
Glenburnic for rifle work by transient
organizations General Joseph A Gaston,
the commander, is appointing officers %
form a staff To handle all camp problems
General Douglas Macarthur, who will
command brigade viii probably arrive
in a few days and start to work at once
without waiting for the completion Of a
division staff
General CASTOR is taking the first
steps in the direction Of forming this
brigade, and 1T may be developed without
delay while the other division units nre
ising formed Picked men will 20 into
the fighting units 10 stay if they make good
and the division will not suffer calls for
men 10 bc transferred A large depot
brigade will serve for replacement Of all
those found below the standard required
for the main units No arrangements
have been made for artillery regiments
but IT is likely that these will be formed
and trained here before being sent else
where for firing practice.
Reports from Washington Of The great
progress being made in turning out
artillery Of all calibrc and particularly
Of the siegc guns have aroused the interest
Of men in this line Of fighting MANY
are eager for chance 70 toss tons OF steel
across the Rhine and help blaze the way
TO Berlin
BLAZE LOOKS LIKE WAR.
A fire Yesterday IN the huge hay and
straw dumps gave the men an idea Of
what must be going on now IN France,
whore the Germans are retreatlnR and
setting the torch TO their own ammunition
rs we'll as other things The blazing
straw sent flames into the air hundreds Of
feet and caused many persons miles away
10 fear that tho cantonment was burning
The fire burned all day and the damage
ran into thousands. but NJ no time WAS
tho cantonrnent itself in danger
Many prominent oficers Of the Order
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-08-05
SCHOOL GIRL
Tells OTHERS
How They Can Find Relief
From Periodic Sufferings.

Nashua. n. H" / am nineteen years
old and every month for two years
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-08-05
FATHER WAS RIGHT"
SAYS BUTCHERS SON

Recently ! contracted severe cold
and coupled with weak stomach, | was
left with terrible rundown system" "
said George POLES, 1929 n. Gratz St,
Philadelphia, butcher Why it seemed
as If there WASH t an ounce of real energy
or 'get-up about me, felt that weak and
tired. Nothing tasted right and didn't
average good square meal a week. Food
seemed TO turn to gas, causing me To belch
and feet all stuffed up after eating My
sleep was continually being disturbed.
II was persuaded to take Tanlac. am
glad ! did, because it restored my ap-
petite, built up my system and banished
indigestion. Seeing how well Tanlac fixed
me up, my son is now taking it and re-
ports good results"
The genuine Tanlac, which is being
introduced at Jacob Bros, 10l5 Chest
nut street, by the Tan!ac Man. bears the
name j. |. Gore Co. on outside carton Of
each bottle. Look for it
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-08-05

Lost something Try q classified
advertisement IN Every Evening Adv
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-08-05
Had Jaw Broken.

Suffering from compound fracture
Of the lower jaw apparently the result Of
blow received IN q fight, James Shicker "A
Negro aged IS years Of Is Pearl street,
was treated at the Delaware Hospital
last night The patient would not tell now
he was injured
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-08-05

of Red Men were on hand for the prcsonta
ton ~ fine motor ambulance, worth
81. 500, to the base hospital Dr James
q. Ilttlcton. grand chief 81 records 10
llvercd tho address and Rev Dr j WI
Magruder led ~ PRAYER Lieutenant
Colonel a r. Kcfauvor, commandant
of the hospital accepted the ambulance
for the War Department TIE Rcd
tIen have givon 10 ambulanecs - the
War Department
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-08-05

AlskI ouGI pans Gldh
| would often faint
and have to leave
school. / had such
pain | did not know
what to do with my
self and trie d 80
many remedies that
were of no use. /
read about Lydia L.
Pinkham's Nege-
{ a b Q Compound
in the newspapers
and decided TO try il,
-
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-08-05
Allen Funeral This Afternoon.

The funeral of Benjamin B. Allen viii
be held this afternoon from his home, the
Marion apartments, with interment ut
the Wilmington and Erandywine cene-
tory.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-08-05
Hare Corner Road Closed.

The Hare Corner road, between the
Causeway and Farnhurst, is closed for
traffic u coating oil having been placed
on the road which is not yet dry.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-01-01

The corner OF East Thirty-seventh street
ana Lincoln avenue.
Chester Heating Of Futhcy addition
spent Saturday and Sunday with friends
near hey. Hunting was the chief diver
sion of his visit
Mayor Russell Summons proved him
self royal host last evening when n"
entertained tn" retiring officials Of the
town and th"S" recently elected 10 lake
un their duties ut the next meeting #
council. y sumptu"us chiclSe8 supper
was served ths guests and the affair
will long hs R. delightful memory To-
those present.
Stockholders and directors Of the
Shadysidn bank will hold their annual
business meeting on .lanEa"Y q.
Miss Rose RHthluw Cf Fnirmont. W
VA is New Years Fay guest "f Miss
Ada stark of Central avenue.
Mrs. Robert TrmnN Of Lincoln avenue
Is slightly improved. inter an illness OF
several days.
Mrs. {. =. Cunningham OF Grandview
avenue will return today from Fair
mont. ". Va. whore she spent the holt
day week with relatives
In observance" Of New Years Day. the
ShadySidc Rank will hr closed all dn"
The post office will observe IN" usual
holiday hours from ? n m. to /" IN. and
from J to 6 p. m.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-01-01
SKADYSIDE

An illustrated lecture. Ben HUI n
Tai" ~ the Christ will be given TINS
evening in the school auditorium. Tho
entertainment was postponed on Deccm-
Der is and tho tickets sold for that da;s
ara valid for tonight. Rev. cain Of
BETHANY College will deliver tho lecture
under the auspices of the EPworsh
League
Mr. and Mrs. J. F. HALFWAY and chill
drcn. Miss Aileen. Floyd. Howard and
Robert. sprn, sunday as guests Of rela'
tivcs Mt Elm Grove.
Revival meetings in the Methndls'
church will begin next Sunday. Those
Of Tho PRESBYTERIAN church have been
postponed until the end OF the month.
Miss, Narrissa McKcivcy OF West
Thrtv-niuth street Is still confined 10
bar room with a severe attack of nell
rites.
Lieutenant Harry Lee Is visiting his
ruother Mrs. Katherine Lee. OF West
I'orfieth street. on q ten-siay furlouSh
lieutenant 'I,c" has been stationed nj
Cann Sherman. Alabama for several
months.
Miss Grace Baker Of Lincoln avenue
who underwent nj operation in the Bel
laire Hospital on Friday Is steadily I'M
proving. Tho young woman was sufe"-
ing from appendicitis.
Because it has been found necessary
to make repairs nn one Of tho furnaces
of tho school building. teachers hay"
been notified and work will not be taken
up again until next Monday.
Mrs. Wilbur Eost0n of Central ave
nue. will be hostess Tomorrow afternoon
20 the other members OF the Loyal
ladics' class.
George II. KeEser. administrator for
the estate OF the 1ate Louisa p. keyser
will sell at public auction next Satur-
day tho former home OF the deceased al
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-01-01
CO[LNER THANKS THE
PUBLIC IN BEHALF
OF MARSH STOGIES

On another page OF this morning =
1ntelligencer. Manager Joseph II. Coll
ner, Of ". Marsh & Son. extends thanks
10 tho stogie consuming public and 10
all Marsh dealers FOR the,c liberal con-
sumption Of Marsh Big Havana and
other brands OF Marsh products during
the year just ended -
The remarkable success Of the Marsh
Fig Havana is largely ascribaol" TO
the vigorous advertising policy % the
flrn-put into effect some years ago by
Manager Gollner.and continued steadily
and most effectively up to IN" present
time. Tho Marsh stogts Is peach OF a
smoke. and had won warm place IN
tne esteem OF many smokers before this
aggressive advertising policy WA IN
ausurated. but since the publicity CAM
paiyn began the sales hava increased ny
Ia. M and bounds. The moral is obvious
II you have something
worth while.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-01-01
MoDnGsy!lle Briefs.

Miss N,r,l. ~!.,r:% ~ Grant avenue.
;. ,h, rl:.>,, nr relatives II Grafton.
lrnr =. E.. Nrn"ld has returned t"
Marietta. uti". af,"r visit with reia-
liv"S here.
RAYMOND Sma!Iw"od ~ 'aIhH l."". is
visiting at his h"m" hero.
Nlr. and Mrs. II. =. Cha,nna. mira
street ar.. visiting relntiv"s in Glen
I.ust"n
Mrs. ll"ury ,;rhrnS OF Columbus.
Ohio. - ia. s,i"s, of her father, J. T.
Francis. and family - Ttfth street.
Mrs. less Harris -. Pittsburgh. = IL
..n..., Of ll.r sister. Mrs. MARIETTA
Weaver 81 Eleventh street.
I:,.uer: ,'hArl' or LAS returned I" Az
,ur. uniu. after spending III" holidays
al his. hon" here.
+. T., crow has returned In New YORK
r.jI, after II visit with relatives here.
Frank Ernest OF Cleveland. Ohio. -
the guest of relatives here.
MISC Cora Booth of Pittsburgh. g
spending several days her" with r"ia-
tives.
O. r. Yeatsr of Jefferson avenue. II
tho guest Of Pittsburgh relatives.
Miss Ella GrandstaH OF Third street.
is tho guest Of relatives in Ttffin. Ohio
JOHN Lenkard Of Kansas. Is visiting
relatives here being called 20 th.s city
on account Of the death IF his SIstsr,
the late Mrs. ID. Il. Williams.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-01-01
Elect Judges and Clerks.

y; Il meeting III III" tnwiI r"u,,c!I 80
"'ui;,rt. bold Las .'T"ninG IN III" i'~"
hyu>,. ~ i!.tt i'lar". judges and clerks
:rr the ,",ti"n Thursday. january "rd
w..r. ,lHcted. The u"u VIII" will Till tH.
Offices Of Judge arr: W. \. Mc0ua.: W.
NJ. SuplN-. and W. NJ. Mooney. for clerks
r. l.. Kirby and H. VI. tunmminc: i""
challenger y. t. Wagner.
Ii,. race f"i: III" utftc" IF u:aH"r
;.,";ni.;.S To he :; ltrd "u". although at
ir.s rt:t r,ndlti..Ii& in. 4 very tH!nrA biz.
i", the present mayor t.. !. :."li..r. NJ"
ha> bot, ON. ii ih. most energetic ana
Ca,.ah!,. mon that Fuit"a ever had. H."
ilt> practically ;,h"IiSi,"d th. .,t"',,I;uS
80 reckless drivers through that town.
thereby l.~S.ItiuS liz. dangers ~ tc,''.
d,.at 1" ;he :tiInh:iHmiS.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-01-01

The meetings will continue with serv-
ices each evening until further notice.
William t'ibcn arrived here yesterday
from Camp LEO. VA. TO spend Il hFo
day furlouSh with his parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Mullaney OF
Cambridge. Ohio. are spending several
days hero with relatives.
Nanc Wells will return To pittsburgh
tomorrow to resume his studies at tn"
University uf Pittsburgh. after spend
lug the holidays ut his home here
The Queen Esther circle Of tho First
NJ. f: church held watch party last
evening.
McMcchcr lodge No IA Knights OF
Pythias will hold q business meeting
this evening in inc lodge quarters in the
McMcchcn building.
Miss Fannie Emblin Of East Liverpool
is spending several days here with,
friends
Joe Gandee. OF Pittsburgh. spent yes
trrday here attending to business mat
tors.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-01-01
FIJIAN WITH GUILE
CAPTOR OF GERMAN

SCVA. iji Islands. Dec. 3l.-The guile
OF a Filian named Piufou brought about
tho capture Of Count Felix Won Luckner
commander OF tho German raldinS
cruiser Sceadlcr with five Of his Off
GERS late in September. After the cruiser
had been wrecked on Mopeha Island In
the Society Group. won Luckner and the
other five Germans nut out in An armed
motor launch for Fiji and landed on
Wakaya Island in the centre Of the arch
iuclngo. the home Of Piufou. They told
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-01-01
OUT:-THf-PlKE
Yattsrson Election ThnrsdAJ.

The town election OF Patterson VIII D..
held Thursday. as IN other suburban
towns. The voting place will he inc
town hall. which will be open from l.
O'Clock noon until 5 o'clock ?. IN. Tho
Judges will be E:noch Smith. Paul Win
TOR and Albert Campbell. while Joe Cos
,.llo ard Lester Garrison will act ~
clerks.
The following gentlemen are Can't :
dates. for the various offices:
r'ur Mayor-William Folruar and J. l..
Caldwell.
For Recorder-A. J. Neshaus and w.
Il. C;orby.
For Council-C1em Harris. John No
Cuvdy, ]. C. Moore. Harry. Rice. George
K.llar, Herbert Parker. Frank Smith AMI
Ellsworth Miller.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-01-01
Union Prayer servtcos.

In observance OF the Week Of Prayer.
observed this week by churches through
out the nation. the Elm Grove "hUr'iiHS
this week will hold joint prayer ni'"'l-
ings The meeting last evening MAS
held in the First ". L. church. and th',
remainder will b held as follows: To-
night. in the Church OF God: t"-1n"Tro"
evening. in the First Christian chUTca
Thursday evening. In the Stone Pr"SpE :
terian church. The meeting place e"V
Friday evening. will be announced later.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-01-01
Iuill:nras Funeral Held.

l,.,r.,al =. ryi,..~ for t!"' lat" Mrs -.
= Wiyi,arr, w.."' acid M"n'in> morning
., ,,n First NJ =. church. Rev. Il. 49,
smith m-..ai.G. M'lsir ia" III" service
v,,. r,ir,i.i,.d i,y Mr. and Mrs. l;lHnch-
:.rJ f.. llin.i arrl dnu&'i;'.r Miss Helen
RI. I.rlic> e.: ilr.. ,'ar,p t;r'IuI aSsocia-
,,n, and Worn+u's ,i,ih. "t which de-
ceased was - m'.rnbr. attended 'hr ser
v,,.c N - body. I'll" remains VIII u"
,,,,cn I, li;nlllual. rH,". f"r lnl"rment
WrJncs,Ia, ;ift'rn""Il.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-01-01
welcomed Bysps.

TOXIC. Dec. %!.--WII. Hardy, an
81 year old American siIor. the sole
survivor OF CommodorSerrys expedl-
ton 10 Japan in 1858, = now is revis
itins japan. recently 81 -ised Japanese
nobility at a dinner. h3Irning sum-
mersault to allay theibncern for his
WEAKNESS. He contint to be lionized
by all classes. high ant ~. His years
rest on him lightly. anhus far he has
been able TO keep up n Ady succession
Of lectures. interviewed sermons, in
which he joins the sninIscenes Of
his visit with Perry's st to q simple
earnest plea for a walfriendship to-
day between America ! Japan. Rev
GRANGE for old age Is ast instructive
in the East and Mr.. III meets with a
warm welcome and pathetic hear
INK everywhere. He 81 himself "the
Grandfather OF JAPAN,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-01-01
Triadelphia Clerks Named.

Til. judge C": In" c"SlinG ":"cti'.:. -
be held IN III" town - Tr;;,d"'i.;,i', =
james Vance. Will" III, clerks a. .I"';.;
Mccoy and JnSrah Wicktaul T,r m"'',-
ing OF the rrunri, Vas t. nav h."n
held last evening IN INC Gre" li"t"l q
that place. hut Will II" held Titr"-ini
evening after tho election instead.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-01-01
West Alexander Party.

An enjoyable party was held "a ;h'
home of Mss Mary ErSltu". ri W"S;
Alexander last evening" when Sh" enter
tained L number "c hrr ~. ~"i."v.
friends at a. New Years watch parti. \
large number wcrr present and The
guests had 4 fine time watching the "!I
wear out. At La" huur II delicious
luncheon was served.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-01-01

Group prayer services will be held IN
fba vance Memorial Presbyterian church
at Woodsdale and the Buckley N. +.
church Of Edgewood will hold Joint pray
or services. starting Wednesday evening
and continuing until Friday evening.
The wednesday evening service will be
held in tho Vance Memorial church.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-01-01
Personals and Rriafs.

Mrs. Flora Walton % New Martins
VILE, is visiting relatives In Forest Wow.
Private George Aut. r"nir"ted With
tho l.. S. Marines. is visiting his pa
rents in Edgewood.
Mrs. James cleineuS and daughter.
Miss Fricda OF Elm Gr",". ar" visiting
relatives in Charleroi. Pa. for the h"!.-
days.
Ross Kline, Of Elm Grove is visiting
relatives in JacksonburS. W. Va.
Mrs. Rose Gurley. of Pittsburgh. Is
visiting her sister. In Pleasant Valley.
for a few days.
Carl Smith. of Akron. Ohio, has re-
turned home after visiting relatives in
Edgewood.
Miss Caffeine NGc(ilone. Of PITTSBURGH.
has returned home after visiting frlrnd>;
in Fulton.
The Nut Club dance. which, WAS l."
have been held In the Elum hal! las
evening. has been postponed.
Mrs. James Callahan. nj M"uniSrIil.'
is visiting relatives IN Patterson irr 4
few days.
Mrs. Alfred Davis. oc Elm Grow. +.
visiting relatives in Warw""l f.: h.
holidays.
Mrs. J. II. Munford Of Piltshurer .'"+
returned home after viS!tua IL. ami
Mrs. Alec CamphHll III Biz Wheeling
creek.
Mss Emma Campbell. ~ Pittsburgh.
has returned home after Wishing Mr..
and Mrs. Alec Campbell of Big WN"rl-
ing ':rsek.
Mrs. john Schultz AMI SOU. W">I"y j..
~ yellowstone Park. ar.. n" 2U.~is -
Mr.. and Mrs. If. {. ErumriI.. - E;s
Wheeling creek for the holidays,
!