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STORES PLEDGE AID
Mems Clothing Hrnnch OF Retail MGR
chants to Take Subscriptions
To- Third I.iherfx LINN

the mems clothing branch, a sub
section OF tho Retail Merchants AS
ISOLATION OF Richmond, has agreed to
devote part of the floor space In al.
mems clothing stores to advertising;
the third Liberty loan. and in addi-
t!on will conduct subscription booths
In their stores during the drive, be-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-05

The BcHcdictinc nine will play Nc
GuircS OUTFIT this afternoon. Manager
iIicvcsahl. Of Bonedictino College. says
the boys look fine, and have plenty OF
pep. THIS Is one OF the hest organized
clubs in the high school league. The
game will be called at $40 and both
teams are looking for 4 hard-fought
contest.
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ginning Saturday and continuing UNI
III My A. This announcement was
made yesterday by Raphael Levy. Of
the clothing firm OF Jacob g. Levy,
VINO IS chairman OF tho branch. Al.
OF inc clothing stores handling mems
wear nave enlisted tho service Of
their clerks In tho proicct ana viii
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Tammnny Leader Quits Dinner.

NEW YORK, April i.--charlcs r.
Murphy, Tammany leader. quit the din :
ncr oc the Young Mems Democratic
League 1T the Hotel McAlpin in a
rage tonight, declaring that he and
his associates could not sit in the same
room with United States Senator Owen,
OF Oklahoma. owen. however. failed
TO arrive.
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PLAY FOR INDOOR TITLE
tragIn Ena Cunningham. Former Cham
rions, WIFE Probably Face
Present Holders.

NEW YORK. Anri! Arthur &. Ora
gin and " Dickinson Cunningham,
plons, will probably face tho present
lille holders. Dy. William Roscnbaun
and Frederick y. Alexander. in IN"
ilnal match. In the Two matches to-
day the former champions came
through To The semi finals. defeating
Charles G. chamber and G. a. .Andcr-
son, Ga G-l They viii meet King
Smith and q. Carlton Schafcr to-mor =
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Wealthy Miner Found Dcnd.

TORONTO. april 4.-Bcncrard Nc
Ency. wealthy mine owner. formerly,
interested in copper mining in Mich
igan, was found dead in his apartments
here to-day. He was last seen by his
friends on Sunday.
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PLAYER Wr,nch.x Ankle

NEW NOEN. Nprll & FrcNcriclc y
Alexander tho wc!l-known tcnmls play
e. wrcnchcl his ankle yesterday while
playing with pr William Hoscnbaun
AZ ms partner ~ doubles match with
". J. Gallon and 4 = Gatcomb Alex
ander AND Ills partner had won The first
set and were glove in tho second when
tho aCcidcml OncMrrnN
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Arrest Two. Charging 1renson.

BINGHAAITON. ". V, April -
Rudolph Shuler and Otto Matthes were
arrested for treason on presidential
warrants here to-day. Both were
enemy aliens and were taken to Ellis
Island to be intcrned
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SCRANTON. PA, April 4.--Wcltcr-
weight Champion Ted Lewis was
matched To meet Jack Rritton here on
May J. it was announced to-day. This
VIII be their fifteenth meeting IN the
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to arrive.

Skin Observation-Disclosures. Boils w.
GERS Eczema. etc, quickly alieviatcd.
blood DIscnscs-The ravagcs OF some
or these diseases ruin an otherwise
useful life. These troubles treated sue
cesyfully in all stages.
Nervous DiscnScS--Locomotor Ataxia
Neurasthenin, Melancholy and Desmond
cncy quickly allcviatcd.
Kidney. Iiinddcr and Prostate trou-
pies receive the treatment called for in
each case. Early recovery IS thus snadc
possible.
Cntnrrh in all Its forms Of any organ
quickly relieved.
PILES, Fistuin and Hernia SUCCESS
fully treated
NY CHARGES are most reasonable,
,y Y 10 sundays IN no 10
ilourS " - Holidays IU Il
Might, Wed. md Sat. z TO 3 T.. NJ.
Phone Randolph 5SOs.
Once Lyric Hniiding.
Ninth and Bronh Strcctn
Suitc aOG-a0s.
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BELMON1,O,

,v,:,. Travis was 4 caller At Hunter
Ray.
r. and Mrs. Peter Kemp attended the
f,r.,I ,f Clinton Ieskctt a. Bethesda
Irday.
MANS Sunday.
&C Mary Prize. vas a caller At Hunt
nv day last week.
and Mrs. Manlcy Kemp and chill
Il, visited 4, Addison WilcoNs Sum
d%
- Mary Hatcher spent few days
wit.r sister, Mrs. Emmett Powell. at
C;ali.
,,n,s Eraudon was 4 caller At Bel
III, Saturday.
and Mrs. John Milhoan visited
Ia folks near Bethesda Sunday.
! T. !. Hatcher and daughter. bcs-
sirisitcd Lewis hatcher 1T Camp
Shan. ~. saturday and sunday
= Kemp visited his father. John
! Wmp. ut kcuan's hos2ita! ut IAN
hrjt Tuesday.
AClara Miihoan visited at the homo
uc y. Milhoan Wednesday.
= Wilson visited friends and rel
: a;i.nt Jerusalem and Noodsflcla Iass
wee
: NJ Jessie Hatcher was caller at
! Betsn Wednesday.
! lhv Mcfarland was cail:r at Be
: thrsNTcdnesday.
: JfN-hartnn was n caller at Bcthes-
! da Hlrs,lay
: r. Kemp was n caller 1t Belmont
W,dlay.
M;Icy Wilson visited at T. J.
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hammock

II w. Douglass. oC Morristown agent
for the popular Dclco lighting system
was 4 business caller in town on Sntur-
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. L. Armstrong will
entertain the Wheeling Valley Progress
siro Club at their home, north OF town.
on Friday evening.
Nr and Ms. r. II. Daniel. daughter
Miss Anna Bell and son. Henry. we're
shoppcrs in Wheeling on Friday.
The many friends OF Mrs. Lon {. Nc
Graw. will BE- glad 20 know that She was
able 20 be moved ii her home in Bell
r. re. from the hospital On Saturday eve
ming having spent the past nine weeks
there.
Mrs. Alice K Lodge and Mrs. II. a.
Lodge and little son. Herbert. spent
Wednesday afternoon and evening with
the latter's parents. Mr.. and Mrs. john
y. Earricklow, of Flushing.
Cleon Armstrong. formerly OF this
place, but now OF Akron. having been
working on a dairy farm. for thH ra%t
several months. and who has boon very
sick for the past few weeks. and in IN"
hospital 1T that place. was adj" - come
to the home Of his brother, Laurence
Armstrong. on last Saturday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs Wilbur Lyle and family
spent Saturday At the home OF W. y.
Taylor near uniontown.
Quite a little iEtercset Is hclnG shown
in the testing OF the seed corn PROPOSE
ton. some have shown a very low per
cent, while others arc showing Il higher
percent.
Laurence Armstrong was Il Wheeling
shopper on Thursday.
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SAND HILL

The rcviva! services NJ the N. F..
church which have been quit" success
ful. results at the present in fourteen
converts coming out. 1h" pastor. Rev
II. Q. Teagardcn. hasc delivered mum
Dor Of most excellent diScourSeS and
large crowds hay" attended nightly
withstandinE many inclcmcnt evenings.
and tho Service Flag For Our Lord"
now contains quite 4 number OF STARS.
Mr.. Isaac Rigglc received Il telegram
from Camp Scriven. Ga. on "Wednesday.
stating that his son. Private w. 4.
RicSlc was seriously Ill of pneumonia
anil 4 more favorable report is anxious
ly awaited by his many friends.
Mrs. Thomas IEercsfor,l who Is ser
iously i'll at the home of her laughter.
Mrs. Harry Bnrtrus. of Mt. Union, is at
present slightly improved.
Mrs. y. r. Er1cc received Intelligence
of the death of her brother. Mr.. Joseph
McCiuskey OF GreGSSvillc. who had been
critically i'll OF typhoid fever ut the
Ohio Valley general hospital for many
weeks. Mr. McClusk"y WAS at one time
q resident OF Sand Hill.
The many friends of former nurse
Mexican. now Mrs. Robert Mccoy. Of
Washington. Pa. will be pleased TO
learn that the stork left baby boy nj
their home February 18th. Mother and
son doing nicely.
Mr. Elwnod Bruce or Eurnvillc. was
tbs guest Of his mother. Mrs. y. l..
ErurH on Tuesday.
Mr. r. l.. DaCue. wife and daughter.
wer the guests ~ Mr.. Isaac Riggle and
family on Wednesday.
Mr. Wiloert Wilson. wife and son,
Harold Of Elm Grove. were the week
end guests Of Mr.. Thos Earlewine.
Mr. Wednesday fitzsimmons OF West
Liberty. student. and Miss Virginia
F'ftzSimmnns. teacher Of No. II, Zig
Wheeling Creek. will spend the holidays
at the home OF their parents here.
Mr.. Alonzo Winters. who has oH"n
quite III is somewhat improved.
Nj Harry s. Davis and W. A. Cald-
Will are serving on the midwintcr term
or jury at tho Marshall county county
scat. Moundsvillc.
Misses Anna and blanche Luke are
spending tho holidays with their aunt.
Mrs. Joe Phillips. Of Cameron. ". Va.
Miss Clara Ecllevillc was III. guest
Of Miss Florence Jones on Wednesday,.
Il. /. Dacur and W. II. Turner wore
transacting business in the city gu Mon
day.
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T-oydxyillo Briefs

Misses Viola Lee and Sara Taylor. ~
Morristowu. we're recent guests Of Marie
&cwlcs..
Miss Virginia Merritt held session
IT school Saturday and 50 took Thurs
day of. going 20 her home ut ton"F"r.
O., on Wednesday evening. She VIII
return on Sabbath To her school duties.
Miss Gertrudc Williams went to
Rarnesville on Wednesday evening 10
suend the Washington birthday h"tldaES
with hc- uncle. Walter Wales family.
Herman W. Gordon is decorating and
vvcrhnuling the interior OF Welcome
Inn, preparatory IN the spring opening
20 travellers.
Donovan Hart and sister. Margaret
were at Belmont Wednesday,.
Miss Cornell Lopez is spending fs~
DAVIS with h.r sister, Mrs. Ad Lcudou' u
ST. IlairSvi!le.
Misses Eunirc Mcpherson and jewel
LYON visited the school At g. CI;NIrS't'ls'
ga Thursday. x being .hetorlcal oA! ~
st. Clairsvil!e high.
+. O. fsowlcS and Wayne StocN were
4, Wheeling ~ business on IhurSdaF
Mrs. william Wilkinson spent Tues
day =, s.. Clairsr!ll..
Three OF our boys. HeEIHd'i ~ ava,
Paul Fowler and Fr.d Rogers. PASSED
;h.ir examinations IN" tirst y. iAs "feN
t,nd ar. expecting an carly call.
. John p"udna. tn. aged father o. j.
lr:lr,rr Doudna Of EannocA. ~ whose
lomr II. resided. passed away on Voc
4rcs,iay evening after lingering III
r7rSS -; infirm!iieS du" 70 age. bc.
S..,s.d was an exemplary mcmoet OF
:h snrierv O: Friends. and Wi! likely
d, Inferred ~ Barnesville. his former
one.
"a ~, J. +. Bender begun his series OF
'e ..,iuys u, thu NJ. f. church on Mon
e -. ,,,ir~
iRev. VIM. Caffa. lately installed as
s;or =: Piedmont. was tho cues; OF MIS-
ant Mrs. !. w. pr.uncn, The first OF
!" T. w..t.
n Mrs. t:mcry Hare. - l.a!ier:y. vas
l" guest al Miss Nancy Eicc. On "Ho-
y SLa%.
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LOUISVILLE

Mrs Ira Moore. west OF town,was pleas
antlr surprised on the evening OF sat
ur,la?. February 18th. when about TWEEN
~ oil h.r ncighborS and friends gather
ed 1t her hone to celebrate her birth
day The SurprlS" WAS complete and
viewing the we'll filled baskets brought
BY the ladies. she arose to the occasion
in her usual CHEEKY manner and said
say folks. is this a donation. TIL,
evening vas very pleasantly spent in
social way. the dainty refreshments
served at l. proper time and 1T lat"
hour the guests departed wishing for
Mrs. Moore many happy returns u! IN"
day The occasion CHANGED TO h" also
IN. birthday OF Sara -Adaliue. IN" older
Of Mrs. Moure'S two little girls. Th"S"
present were: Mr.. and Mrs. r.. J. "hlS-
son. Mr.. and Mrs. Ira Nichols. Mt and
Mrs. John Delaney. Mrs. Everett Moore.
Mrs. Elizabeth Miner and son. William.
and daughter. Esther: Mr.. and Mrs.
Ross Drenncn. Mr.. and Mrs Wilbur
Deck. Mr and Mrs. John Moore. MeSSrs:
I.emuel and William Hoge. N"we! he
ianey. Miss Myers. OF Belmont: urv'sle
Moore, ~ Wheeling. and Miss Grace Pot
lock, ot Norristown.
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C;ADIz

Mrs Joseph Hamilton and son Graz;
were visiting with relatives in Tarcn-
tum. Pa. this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Sheets, OF Car
ncgie, Pa. are visiting Mr.. and Mrs
William Sheets.
Mrs. Robert T.. Mcdowell is visitin;
her husband at the aviation training
CAMP at UrOana, Ills.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fay Henry Of MaSsill"n
ar visiting their mother. Mrs. Mary j..
Henry.
Mrs. NJ. Merritt. Of Cleveland. is Wis
Ting her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Meaicy.
Samuel Richey Is in Columbus this
week attending state convention "i
Mutual companies.
Miss Rctta Hedges returned h"n'"
Tuesday from 4 months visit ut l"rk.
Nch.. Denver and Colorado Springs.
Charles X. Snyder. Thomas ~ Scott
aud John A. lianun are hume from =
business trip I" lioSt"n-
Hugh L. Spccr VIII" has been visiting
his sister. Mrs. IIuwcrth. in New Lex
ingtun several weeks. is h"nic.
Mrs. a. J. kcllan has returned from
n visit with her aunt IN Cleveland.
Mrs. c. W. Smylic WAS visiting Ster-
bcnville relatives recently.
Members Of the choir If the Frcsby-
terrain church were entertained At tho
home If Mr.. and Mrs. John {. Nc
I.l!Ehl1l "Wednesday evening.
Mrs ". II. Patterson has been To-
moved in Wheeling hospital for treat
ment.
J. Morrison. W L. Anderson and j.
G Havcrfield entertained their Civil war
veteran friends at dinner at tho home
Of Mr.. Morrison SATURDAY evening
There were IL present
Russell c. Parrish has enlisted i'll the
navy.
There was an old fashioned spelling
bee al The Presbyterian church Friday
evening.
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JANUARY PRODUCTION
OF COAL IS LOWEST
' since SEPTEMBER, rs

WASHINGTON. Feb. 22.-B>un'inous
coal production in January WIS al 'ne
loves, rate since September lis. In
making public the figures toda. the t'e-
illogical survey blames ta" stuah entire
w on railroad congestion. The January
output was 4@..27 400 tons, an average
OF l.643.0OV tons daily
In the face o. need Erea,r than
oyer before" said the survey : state
:uent, ";ne country entered the second
month of the Year some a.oo9'Vs tons
behind The mark set in January1?l'.
Beehive cox, production IN 1uuary
Increased T.0uv tons Il day over e De-
c.u.b.r output. which was the lo~st III
= wear. III. total January outpl was
..$SSo. ""o to,.S. sH-rr"dWct cox: ipdlc-
zion i",; -: $iiari'1y
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SHADYSIDE

! Mrs Cool; Of Ollie Station returned
home on Thursday after spending sew
| rraI days with her parents Mr.. and
; Mrs. Milton tult. Of Smitlr"ld street.
Mr.. John A. Robinson Of III. Futhcy
. Lumber and HARDWARE company re-
turned last evening from columbus.
where II" attended the conference Of
ohio hardware dealers.
| The lecture by Strickland Gillian
which had been announced for Monday
! evening has h""n postponed until Tues
day owing ~ IN" fact that Mr. Gillian
/, has been i'll.
Rev. 4. &. Whi'mor" % the Lincoln
Avenue NJ. t.. church will speak tomor-
row morning on the subject. "Th" pur-
pose Of Temptation" In tho evening
, his theme VIII hc stop. Look Listen"
Miss lcrn" Bent Of Salem. W. Va,
a r:,.rnbeT % the high school faculty
in that city is spending the. end NJ the
week ~: :. guest Of Miss Eclma E0dcfer
! uf lincoln avenue.
MIR. San, Hope of West Forty-firSt
street VAS called 10 Paint Creek, w. Va,
during the week because Of the sudden
death ii 4 nephew.
, R.v. r p. Zimmerman Of the Chris
ian church will US" thc th"'nc' ltandi-
CABS That Count" for thc sermon Al the
ming lie will have the theme. "Fh" Pow
or Of tho World"
Mrs 49, NJ Price and Miss Grace Price
arc spending the end of The week with
friends in Wcllsviil". -.
nr. Hugh Wayt oil XIrcs"ill" will be
here next Thursday evening tn give his
famous lcCtur" on War and III" Proph-
rcy" He will speak IN The school au-
ditorium.
Mr.. Gcorg" L. Mcch"m Of Clarion. Ia.
is visiting Mr. and Mrs. Chris Dawson
If West Furtieth street Mr.. Mcchem
has just returned from Il pleasure trip
10 Washington and other eastern points
Mr. and Mrs, James Davis OF South
highland avenue have received word
tina, their son Marshall has been quite
ill with humps and is yet confined III
one Of the army hospitals. He IL with
the aviation corps III Georgia He is
recovering from the attack.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Gents OF Akron.
who had spent several days here visit
Iing his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. g. W.
tents of Adams street. left on Thursday
for their home.
Miss Helen Morgan Of the high school
faculty is spending the school holiday
at her home near Cadiz. 0. Miss Verna
Mckelvey. also n teacher in the high
school. went to Cleveland for the end
Of tho week.
AS result of the benefit held at the
regular February club meeting the Wo-
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mans club This week presented to tho
Red tJross society the sum Of s23.1a foI
war s|rvice,4&,
MI, Hersey Wells Of West Thirty
ninth street WAS badly hurt at Webb
mine Thursday morning. The extent
Of his injuties cannot yet be fully de-.
trrmncd, but he was crushed through
the chest when caught between cars. >
Miss Lillian Birkett Of East Liverpool
a supervisor in surgical dressing work
from the Lake division headquarters OF
the American Red Cross IL to conduct
class in surgical dressings In Bellairc
from February 26 10 March l. Mrs. Har-
old Duff has been appointed from the
ShaGyside branch TO take the course Of
feredi
Mrs. Hannah Perkins. who had spent
the past three weeks visiting relatives
here and at Bethesda, left for her homo
near. Vallonia on Wednesday. While
here She was the guest of her dauGh-
ters. Mesdan,cs J. .. Ward OF South
Lincoln avenue and J. T. Ward OF Avon
dale:
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DALLAS

Mr.. an! Mrs Wiiliar Miller "ious
li,,L. >lla-;. c.i..ornt"d thor Eu*r
wedding -. H., :t",ur .. th''!r d;tuSt'r.
Mrs \ f. Ail..y ri Way n"SnHfS on
Wednesday,. February =. Tn" ctPis
w.r. united III ,uarrI;,.:" Fc@ruaey1".
iS5>, tv ;:4 !n,c Nv. lester OF he
wcst alexander Presbyterian chsh.
Mr.. and Mrs. WIZ MiIl*c lived i"SS
years on their :arsn u:;'. i'alIaS' nNt"r
RI. las; - y.;Irs> tll'y have been III
IvntS ii i'i,ll;,S.
Four generations w"r" present al H.
c.,r.hratIut,. which t"vn the t"rtA "a
;yu-rcurS. dinner. $rr:ed pr"np>lE =
:. O'Clock Tn. hrr0c was clercrty IL
Grated with gold and blue. and car
lions and defr"dilS. and Il hug: net
n,ad.. up t.; - - plrats neal . "9
,hc center ri the t;tol".
' NJ. and Mrs. Miller VIZ IN" recipe"
-: mani god pieces. Tn" following 4
"a. children. grandchildren and grsa
-r,ndrn,il-.n pr"s"ut - IN" ani''s
.,rv The chl,'.rsG. ". = MiiicF'
Miller -; Washington. Mrs. \.
\,I..v -; W.yn.Sh;lrg. Mrs. BELLA Seatt
nf Washington AID Mrs. /. W. Kent
l:,tsb.r.m 'r:,c cr;."dchItdrrn' MT
.;nI.u Mi!lii.u. Wils'nnr and fL'Z,'oc'
,u.y ~ Wayn,saurS. Floyd. i'alp
James. l-,. a:.i n.utt-th Mii'.E' IGe
..;,;L anu i:uii. S"at'm al! ~ "'SH'H
~. \aut;,: :,cI Harold 'prHn. VIZ" r"St.
,ri.., ,;,.;- GRANDPARENTS ia iatiaS Il
Observation-Disclosures. l-H'rt!. ;tud nat
;...n M,i};n..a -; ~ a"""Shur:.
,.:l.,rs -. s":.i W.. Mr.. anu NJ!
.;,.,n.. -. l'v.s"ra. Mrs ..ltda Mill
Mr.. Janus .",;::.y. Mss sara iows'
NJ. J...rt, ~,'aiou. Mrs. Nat N;tr'la' ~
.\li-y. =. ". E.nI. John MiAl%en q
Ncil.: s;.n..
:. 4 .a,. hn.r M. r'':iir*n depart
r.r .h-:r different homes. wishing
f-,iu ami cr"":" 60: - vars t:'>luE mo
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Dallas Briefs.

A. and Mrs viii Miller cam" home
Sunday :rc:.t ;h"r golden wedding trip.
and utayb.. ,tt.y ';l'iiit ct :. r""S'ns
ls.re,4ur M"nIa? !.;ch'. !h"tf were -
, IN the crowd ard "A" '"wu rang WIZ"
,.,usi,.. made wirh old yanS. buckets.
sl.lg., bells. sl,u,g"H> and m;InE "tncr
musical Instruments. There we're e'gh-
.,..n ladies IN the crowd. Mr.. and Mrs.
,,,l.r tin,iIv came u the door. invited
.h,.r,r all IN and treated tho crowd Alter
The treat, gaines an! music were me
diversions u: thr evening. Inc guests
,!.par,ed ut Z, ia,. hn';r Wishing th:'n
In:.ly. man. more happy YEARS.
Mr.. and Mrs IS:tI: t:I.;G," received
:, telegram "Wednesday n"rninS from
~. Scrivcrl. ia. telling ,n"m their son
WIN WAS seriously i'll II tn"a$IeS and
uc..l:,nnn!a \ later telegram SAD Il"
WAS slightly improved. Their man?
friends hop. for his speedy recovery.
Charlie: KiIsl. ~; camp Lee Va; re-
Nc.,,,ly visited his father David I!TSIe.
liz. luves tn: soldier lie and has h"'ter
health thar, IL. ever had. Charley says
1T is the only lti".
Mrs fsoe Henderson and daughter
have returned trrm ps' aSart E!Slt
with her sister, Mrs. t:isi: Mckeas OF
CEaySvillc.
Nrs. Laura Euchan1n si."nt Tuesday
with Mrs Won't Salter.
Mrs John f'crrull was the guest OF
Mrs. tiar, McCuun Wednesday.
Robert Henderson "t near Washington
visited his brother X: and family 81
- Dallas this week.
Mac Ithuld-s recently lost q very
valuable COW.
George iIuit has recovered 1roHS recent
ptoyrainc poisoning.
Mrs. Wood Salter and itttlr grandson
Mrs. s. W. McWhcrter and Mrs. =. NJ
str;cklln and children spent Wednesday,
With Mrs Nora Henderson.
Mics Ethel Rhoad.S. whu teaches n
N-arwood is visiting her parents ~h!.'
,he Warwood schools are closed
Mrs. Lynn kinmins is visiting hel
grandparents. Mr. anu AFs' WI '"'
Hhorter OF Fulton.
steve Johnson held a public sale Of
his personal property Wednesday,.
Quite a number from Dallas attendHt
th.. "mock trial. At Oklahoma recent
, Miss Mabel Rhnadcs. who Is attend
M, school ar i:ethanE. is spending H.
Seek-cnd At home
.-ar.ral from this vicinity went n
Wheeling Wednesday 10 sec nct
Toms Cabin" played At the '~"''r
theatre.
I'd Jenkins returned Monday cventnt
from a visit with Dr. Garret Spro"t
Of Pittsburgh.
Little Herbert Crist OF Fulton is visit
ing his grandparents. Mr and Mrs.
" Salter.
VIII Barnhart and Ode Cunningham
ware business visitors ut Trtadelphl;
Monday and Tuesday.
Wylie McWhortsr recently lost 4 driv
ing horse.
Mr. and Mrs. James Sra:on returned
,his week from Akron. -. whcr. thc'
had been visiting IT, *",re inns.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-02-23
C0LERA|N

Grady Spoon. ono of Colcrnin's highly
respected young In"u. enlisted III the
United States marines and left Sunday,
February II. for Cincinnati where nc
tool: his final examination. fr"n th"r"
he wen, Ia Paris Lake recruiting sta
tiGn. South tar"linn
MIR. and Mrs. II. T.. White attended Tic
funeral Of Mrs. Lewis Alhurn "l Wheel
ing Monday.
j. r. UaincS is confined In his hninc
with rlrura! pneumonia and * III the
carr OF 81 trained nurse of the .. V. q:
hospital.
q. J. Erackiu war 4 business caller in
barton Wednesday.
Mc&Srs joel Walker anu Edwin Miller
wcrr callers in Mount Pheasant Friday
Elmer Wise uf Pleasant Grove Was 4
caller nj this rlac" Thursday
Mrs. Il. NJ. Simpson of Rnrt"n Is VS.
ting at the home ii her parents TINS
week.
Mrs. Gr"rg" Tinslran was Il business
caller in Wheeling Saturday.
raul Enrlcn"ir If iinr,"n wa: bust
ness caller ~ This place Tuesday
Superintendent ". +. Logan al LIN
sing, o.. Was Il visitor at the Col"rain
school MGEdaE. accompanied by HIS Ia
lh"r Squire Logan.
MrS. -. H. Walker AMI son 1tntnh Of
Elm Grove WIS N" guest O. her par
rn.s. Mr. ard Mrs. j. ". RlEshy, Satur-
day.
Wednesday, ard Thursday WAS "xmmi-
nation days IL the Coi.rain township
public schools.
Mrs. NJ H. Martin and sor IL Wheel
inr returned h"rnr Tuesday after few
days visit with her parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. G. A. Miller.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-02-23
Patriotic Offer By
Pennsylvania Women

WASHINGTON, Feb. 2A-Out Of the'
mary offers of personal sacrifice which
reach the government one made known
to-day attracted more than usual attep~
ton.
II was an offer to the war department.
by Mrs. bridget Quinn OF Confer. Pa,
to give her hair md her little daughters
hair for use in the munition factories II
the government needed them
Secretary. Baker wrote MrA Quinn a
personal letter acknowledging her pa
triotism. but saying such a sacrifice Va8
not At all necessary.
Evidently the woman had heard or tho
use Of womcn'S hair for behEas CD Mun!H
ton ma chimes in Germany. ~