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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-10-21
NOW
COMING INTO
STOCK MARKET

NEW YORK. Oct. 2o.-Adjusting
itself further tn the extraordinary
changes In the International situation
;;te securities market last week INDUCED
~ another cNcess OF speculative enthus-
assn tho daily orerturn OF more than
400 600 shares being accompanied Gy
.r@u. substantial gains.
- what extent the public figured IN
:l.. movement remains a matter OF CON
..S;Gre. but from the activity ct cou:-
:a!$sion houses with interior connections
:; may be assumed that investors formed
u large proportion
There were reports also OF a marked
accession Of foreign participation chiefly
from LorEon and Holland. Financial in
tcrests in the lattery country are known
- have acquired large holdings or low
priced railroad stocks in the last te"
months. while London. 1t IS believed
sent over orders for rails 0: the hiSher
class.
Some Of the gains OF the week were
accompanied by Il volume OF trading and
v!clcn, fluctuations which tordered upon
thc sensational. Mexican Petroleum. tor
..xanlrl. rose from 1870 TO 1874. closing
a: Il net gain o: As points.
Oiher oils. coppers and tho rails re-
corded extreme advances OF 70 -
POINTS but some OF these were mater
ially reduced IN the constant proht-tuk-
!nE, and more particularly the violent
reaction ut the close OF todays session.
The more distinctive war stocks. notn'
lLv those Fulfilling contracts tor NUM-
lions and ordnance. also tobacco, iesth-
.rS and related speciaittes. were irrrgu-
Tar or heavy at times. United states
Steel registered an extreme advance OK
almost . points FORGETTING about haif
a; the end. On pressure ascrioed 10 pro-
:,SS!cnat trading.
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Later Casualties.


WASHINGTON, oct. 2N.--Latrr casu
nllirs announced sunday night ar":
wounded IL Action, Degree UEdeter-
mined, Previously Reported Killed
In Action.
lieutenant JOHN Moore Paxton. Jr..
Trenton. y. J.
Private Philip Welsh. Sallna. IA.
Prisoner, Previously Reported Killed In
Action
Private Mark Eldri,lg" IoSsup. Pa.
KILLED In Action, Previously Reported
Wounded Severely III Action.
Theodore Sanders. Baltimore. Md.
Killed In Actiou-Previously Reported
Missing In Action.
Private F'rlnk G. GiIHrd, liath"ro. Ia
wounded In Action, Degree Undetcrmin-
ed, Previously Reported Missing
In Action.
Corporal George g., Hanco'k. HAZE
wood Pittsburgh. Pa.
Edward Howard, Lodi. Ohio.
Returned To Duty, Previously Reported
Missing IN Action.
Private CLYDE Conrad Cr0pf. NcSco-
peck, Pa-
Private Charles W. Hall. Philadelphia.
Pa
Prisoner, Previously Exported Killed IN
Action.
Private Ernest Franklin Watt. warren
Pa.
MisqinC In Action, Erroncously Reported
Killed In Action.
Corporal ilobcrr l;ichncr. Twnshurg.
Ohio
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STOCKS AND BONDS.
MORRISTOWN

Mrs. Maggi" Burson. wife OF Nllber
Rgr*nu. Of this place. died at the ONO
Valley General hospital Monday morn
ing, after an operation. She leaves 70
mourn her departure her husband and
three small children.
Walton Barber. living west OF town
is reported To DE in critical condltlon
and his many friends have slight hopes
for his recovery.
C.. 7. Frittcr has sold tho machinery
in the old FIGURING mill here TO Z. NJ.
LaZwoeth. Of Cleveland. The old mlii
building will be taken down. which Will
remove one OF the oldest land marks III
western Belmont county.
n. Barber. Of Pittsburgh. is here
vi home folks.
Eritter and Carl Spaid are con-
nu-d To their homes with grip.
Miss Nellie Robertson. OF Flushing, Is
spending Il few days with relatives here.
Rov E1ittcr. of I.afferty. was here on
business last night.
Sam Lewis. Of Columbus. was trans
acting business here yesterday.
Mrs. David purseglove and sister. Mrs
Ankrom, Of ST. Clairsville were calling
ON relatives here yesterday.
Frank Miller. nf Barncsvilc. was here
OIL business yesterday.
&. r.. Barnharl. Of Shadysidc. was IN
town this morning on business.
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FLUSHING

Nr. and Mrs. +. o. BetZ were visit
ing friends in Martins Ferry Tuesday.
pinius Freedman, OF Bellaire. was n
business visitor in town few days
this week.
pr. c. w. Lose was business visitor
in ST. Clairsvillc Tuesday.
Miss Elsie Fisher. OF Guard. OHIO,
is visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
a. h. Fisher.
Miss Elsie Todd, Of Cuyahoga Falls.
is visiting her parents. Mr.. and Mrs
W. G.. Todd.
Mss Florence Hunter Is visiting rcla-
tivrs nj North LcwishurG. Ohio.
Mrs. Elmer Conrow has returned from
Akron, whcr. she was visiting her
daughter, Mrs. Eclma Coup.
Mrs. Jennie Branson. or Chrichsville
visited few days this week with
friends here.
Joseph Grimes and family. of Ken
more. Ohio, visited over Sunday with
relatives here.
The st Clairsvillc Fresbytery was in
session herr. mt the Presbyterian church
Monday afternoon.
]. q. Perry. Republican candidate
for county treasurer. waS business
visitor in town Thursday.
lJllS J)clilt!, VI ~ '@i"i' 49, ~
Thursday with his parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. !. 6. Bethel.
Lawrence y. Darrah, Republican cam
didntc for county surveyor. was busi-
ness visitor in town Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs Vim. Wilson. OF Moore
field. spent Wednesday with Mrs. Lydia
Wilson Boyd.
An item in Il Cleveland papor stated
that Lieutenant Harold y. Ilohson. son
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Hohson, OIL
Clrvclnnd WAS presented with Il bronze
medal by til" city of Ncrdun FOR DIS
tinEuishcd services. Lieutenant Hob
son is Il former Flushing hoy.
The local schools ar" closed TINS
week on account OF the Spanish inIlu-
cnza Only one case has been reported.
Robert Reodrr has resigned his posi-
ton as superintendent of the kennon
Coal and Mining Company. Of this place.
and has accepted II similar position nj
StuIcsbnrg. w. Va.
Mrs. Isaac Bethel has returned from
n several days visit with her son. OTIS
Bethel. III St 'IairSvil!"-
Mrs. Fred Elder. at lliSsii"ld. is Wis
itinr hor brothers. Rudy and Mart Nc
Neal.
FIushing's quota for III" Fourth Lib
cr,y Loan is st5.75n. TIL" subScrip-
tons will reach over S1o.0oo.
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SANDY RIDGE. O.:

OF Rarncsville. were guests Of M. and
Mrs George Burchheld Sunday.
, Mr.. and Mrs. Lon Green, OF Belmont,
! were visiting. at Mr.. and Mrs. Melvin
willis we're guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. os-
born Fisher, OF LaEira, Sunday:
! Augusta Howell Is visiting her cousin,
Miss Heller, Howell OF somerton.
! Mr.. and Mrs. John Copeland and fam;
I .Iy, of Somcrton. were guests OF Mr.. and
Mrs. L. E. Fisher "Wednesday.
! MI. and Mrs: Jack King, and fam
lily. Of New Castle. were visiting Mr. and
Nir and Mrs. L. l.. Bailey and daugh-
, ters. Miss Ruth and Mrs. Richard Bern.
S sacs "' Of Mr. and Mrs. Bert Bailey
MIR. and Mrs. William Boyd and daugh-
ter. Miss F!lda. were visiting at Loyds-
willie Monday.
! Miss Helen Bailey. Of Mt. Holly. is re-
covering rom an attack OF Spanish In
:'u"nz:.
Mr. Harold shaccr. OF speideI, spent
Thursday with Ir. T. Dickson. OF MI.
Mr, knohlor Fisher. who has been at
tcndirC Brthary college. is visiting his
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. George Fisher. OF
Shutdown.
Miss Edy,hc Mumma. OF Barnesvillc
spent part OF last week with Miss
/ Edra BurcEticld.
MIR. Blaine Ilcskstt. Of Bethesda. was
on tho Ridge Sunday.
Thomas Rogers OF Barnesville. has
purchased tho Chester Goodman farm ut
, Spsidcl.
Mr.. md Mrs. Willard lioGe and FAM
lily. Of bethesda. and Miss Frances Tai
bolt. Of GAINESVILLE. w"r" guests Of MI.
and Mrs. Wesley Goodman. Of Spe!del.
Thursday.
Mr$ CLANCY Of I3nrncsvillc. la visit
INK her d;tuEhirr Mrs. Bert Bailey.
Mrs. William. Iinyd and daughter. Miss
Ihlda. were guests uf Mr.. and Mrs. AL
bert N'bl"ct Sunday afternoon.
Ernn"u Williams al GAINESVILLE. was
the gurs; al Harold Fisher Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fr"i Howell Of Son;tr-
ION. w"r" GUESTS OF Mr.. and Mrs. Like
HrWrl Thursday
Emmett phillips has purcha scd ths
EuEru" Stewart property on Lower
Sariy Ridge.
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Miss IirrIrud" White Of Second street,
is recovering from an attack Of influ-
rn2a.
VI. T. Sivcrt and family. Of Bowman
Ridge, have moved tu This city and have
taken up r"$itlcncr in the Manning home
OH Ninth street.
Nis.a.s Lna Rush and Mary Young
are visiting friends and relatives III
Glen tas'uu.
J. W. G:trVin ~ III New Athens. o.,
whrr" he WAS called 10 attend the ru-
neral Of Il relative.
Miss Olive l.ohr. Of Scc"nh street. Is
visiting Miss May Cofhcld. ut Pleasant
Valley.
l., II. Young. of DiIl"nNaIc. is Visiting
his FAMILY here.
Mrs. Hugh Smith. Of Firth street. has
h""n rallied I" Pittsburgh ny the seri-
Gus illness of h.v husband
Icssc Gr,mm"l has returned 10 his
home on Jefferson avenue, after Il visit
70 Columbus, q.
Samuel Chamlrr; nf center street,
is i'll with influenza.
W. ]. Johnson. ~ Cameron. was &
visitor here Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. ". q. Aston. Of Lime
Stone. were in the city saturday.
William Woodruff. of Eastern Ninth
street. is seriously i'll!
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IRON REVIEW

NEW YORK, Oct. 20.-The metal IN
,lus,r,- has nor been spared in the coun-
;ry-witln ravagcS OF the Spanish iutlu-
cI,za epidemic In che Pittsburgh dis
trict and other strategic centerS OF iron
and steel production working FORCES
wcr" hard hit but toward the end or the
wr,k tavorablc weather for operations
ul"r. than offset tho absence or men
and In. weeks output was 4 record
breaker Demands OF the army for iron
am! steel continued 10 Increase despite
discussions ~ peace. giving evidence
tina; production vii! fail short Of re-
cti;-"m"n.:s ard fnrera%tinE further cur
:aii:n:ut III Surpli"S - Hon-tSSSHtial III
.l,is.rirS Nnn1urc.lH"Ut during the
y..r # restrictions To certain dimes ~
rna:ufuc;ur.. rely followed the gen
raj pn!,cy - III" War Industries Board.
Ma.n(irin r,aurtS from the industry
slowed thnt ..r"ry possible effort was
u, ir. mai" |" speed up production. III
IL flc.. uf forthcoming demands of tn:
..jIrr:td .,!tnlnl.St ration for steel t. pro-
,.iT.. :r,nrnyrnrutS The copper market
was urir, with the larger interests
bedding back until tho status OF III" in
duStry is settled for thH next quarterly
period and with prices remaining M 20
cats for car lots and ".-Sn cents for
l"SS"r quantities.
With ALLEGATION OF tho supply TO con-
~utu.rS cnga".S in III per cent war
work bad r,main"% unchanged IT 500
...u.~ It pound Tor New York delivery ~
-. cnhtS i:n~i St Louis.
Sprltc- Was :Ir;,ie: than during thc
rr. vi",;s w,''k with S"V"rnmrnt buying
e leading t.i'.;"r.
'rh. I'm r.arl"; was S;angran: owing
:I.n, w"r,. ~ 80 .9i- cents. with II"
f-:ll;nv
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MANNINGT0N

Tho funeral If raui"l s. L;"ud:ES was
hold from thu r:Sid"nc" on Main street III
on" o'clock yesterday afternoon. Rev
John Brdluw of the NJ. T.. church. con-
ducInd the services following which the
funeral PARTY loft hy automobile for
Burton. whore interment WAS made. Gal
vim Guoding Of YorkviIl". Ohio. II brother
of Tho deceased and Mr.. ami Mrs. J. F.
S-:hull. Of Hundred. attended the funeral
services. \ four year old son IS i'll OF
pneumonia in tho tiood!ng home.
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Killed In Action.

! Killed In Ac1lon.
npoliItIn, Gilbert. Philadelphia Pa
; phin, la.
Motley. Hazard. Philadelphia. Pa
: Ross. Floyd E, lrechburg. Pa
! r.. F";"r. Matte. Pa.
Wagner:
VIII Howard T.. Lock Haven Pa
I Private:
| Rorrow$. raul w. Tyrone Pa
CaSciaro. Nick. St"uh"nvlll". Ohio.
Mrl)"nlid EUGENE -"'' . 'il|or,' q"
Matthews Toni. Akrou.>Dhio
hickman. Sylvan. Philadelphia. Pa
rrnwrll. Robert ". Pittsburgh. Pa.
:rayIor, Edward. sharon. Pa.
Wre&ley. Nil!!am lalr!; ONO: -.
z;Lnn t;rtri;. I,atrohn. Ia.
n..,o,
MiS"Ans Al 1Ae'''
! - Er""khart Virgil. wyacondis, Mo;
,i:i';:'an. .'I I,6,;',r S W:,istnn Wo,Ikncan
iH'H''hE'E' '''''''
: III; ,,.o,,1,,I1 Position Mass
t,"r,ot. lanes A. Jersey City. y. J.
,,'.i.ir.,, pirb,rd Arthur, Johnson
..nur, >'"'
t horE. "a ,. C,r,i.,c pa
Sn,'hH. r''n"' ~''
! Corpora: r,gene punysutavney,
bF"hH'"' -"
. Pa ,., ,obor. Car,ielo Pa
hlEI"r ftm: ..,Ii DL;i.,1o1nhto T..
MeSarN. "A''''''t' '''"' q"
Private: ~. -, ,, 1y,,1,.
Goodyear. PAUL Mount ''''iF 'p''"sS'
o., Charles William. Erie, Pa
Gross J"hh T. rr;a ~" re ''''''' 81
.iuSiifi. J",. FL Coi,n,hpc q
tian"E. Aranus, F. r;norI Wills q
!l"lianh. firf" T,'rinI r. CarIisle
Kaufman '.'''S WI "'''
"a ,,,ho- NJ Beading Pa
Lc!-oun. LII -, ~. 80 r,
McinlnEerr; T. N" II Toron,n Ohio
.rri: ,snrrntt " Ir PHILADELPHIA
Th"s'nS. '''r''' w. 49,
. IA; :,.s,,; walton. Mount Carmel
WaS'!"wsK''' " "'''''' -"'"''' ~ '''>
Ia. n;,;r,ao,,h;o On
MiiiianS. ~ EYs%cr pn
sherman. lsclo .; c,a,,1a,. viz p,
StnnSEE' !oS.Pn ~, -isa+o1 w ",
Thomas, JOSIE o. pSiIAdJo bia Pa
tracy. 1SIuS p;ttsburrh pa
Bianco' lH..'''i rrc,.elond Ohio
Hlunm. Uttu: I,cter Ford tYtv Pa.
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hammock

Mr.. Albert II. McCilrnn died at his
home. III l'uInrliuwn an Friday morning
at - n'rlnrk. following only II few days
illness. having h""n stricken Win
very S"rrr. stroke mn M"mlay evening.
from WhIrh h" never ralli'Hi
ne WAS horn in Martins Ferry on
irril 18th. 1850. wh"r" II" lived Tor n
number at years. hn"lnC taught school
IN the county for several years moving
Ia town later and served several terms
ne nssrssur If Wheeling township. IL"
is survived Ivy WIFI. on" sister. Miss
Low" Mrt;lrnn. and TWO hroI hcrS. ltnSS
and Edwin. all "f Martins t"rry. tu-
neral SERVICES; are ~ Nat ihc"ihpi''".
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Selling Better.

The sale &c Fourth Liberty loan bonds
has until tho last few days been Snmc-
what discouraEinc. owing I" the r"ntln-
urd Influenza epidemic which has tend
cd 10 deter The work. and only great
effort will put Warrington over IN" TOP
II is expected however. that an eleventh
hour finish will Il" III" work as the
bonds are ScliHg better within The past
two days. rnd tho local COMMITTEE" raii
10 depended unon to'stay In III" hght 10
NJ md
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Bycrly, Clifford William. Frrdonia.

Bycrly. Clifford William. FTrdon!a.
kuna.
T.lnorc. Earl T.. oncnnta. y. Y.
Graham. Charles W IT.. Gardner.
Hams.
smith. WInEatr. New York.
I;nrnt"r. William f.. Haz"lt"n. IA.
Iimele%. Samuel f.. Carlisle. IA
FINK. Archie. Philadelphia. Pa.
Horn. Walter j.. Orwig$hurg. 'a.
whatchnlord, oliver H, Hendricks,
w. Va.
PrivateS:
Hourrl. Frank. columbus. 0.
Chandler. Wayne. Chester. Pa.
Dc li"ff,, Noah j.: osn4burg. ono;
p"Ni"kuli. Nicholas. Cleveland. q.
Dirhn Joseph Walter Toledo. @.
Driver. Ronald. Philad"iphia. l';t.
Eh"rsulr. Arthur H.. Pittsburgh, IH.
F"wl"r. R"lmri T.. Shenand"als. Ia.
Gates. rl"yd. Tyronn". PA.
Iluran. john H.. Nutrnnn. IA.
Jackson. Austin T.. chester. Pa.
James. Walter. Ecsir", IA.
.lasinski. Stephen. Toledo; Ohio.
kncSky. Nike" Eranacil. Pa.
Lrubart NlchonS. NurriStown. PA.
MusS0. Paul, Philadelphia PA.
Paris. Albert A.. Pittsburgh. PA.
Smith. Elmer Jay. Toledo. o.
Swift. Harry Cornclious. Lackawann;I
County. Pa.
Thipplett, wuburn, Sheridan. w. Va.
CnbcrErr. Ralph. Ecth"l IA.
Vessels. John H.. Cincinnati, o.
Slightly wounded
Corporal:
PriSalrS:
Dunn, Daniel l.. Philadelphia. Pa.
pruelS, Edward a.. Du BuIS. Ia.
Died From Accident and Other Cauees'
LIculrnants: ,,,,.,...,.
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were callers in Pleasant Grove Wednes-
day.
Mr.. J. ". Rigsby was business caller
in Barton Wednesday.
Lindlcy Brackin was a caller In Har-
risvlllc. Ohio, Thursday.
Mr.. Thomas Marker. Of Martins
Ferry, was caller here Thursday.
Mrs. Julia Rennard and Mr.. and Mrs
Addison Suffcll OF Falrpoint, were the
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. H. F. White.
Sunday.
Mr.. r. L Walker and son Joel. and ].
r. White. loft Friday for Casville. O.
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AmopQ The Sick.

Among the i'll of iuflucnza arc Donald
Kelly and Roy II. Stewart Of Frookslu"'
Mr.. and Mrs. b. T.. Powell and three
children. "C Burt mn. Sarncy and Joe
Hamilton uf li"ughtuwn: Mrs. Allie liui-
drrth, IT Marshall street. Mr.. and Mrs.
J. s Thorn" and thrc" chlldr"n mrs.
Thomas w Hanl"y nnd live daughters.
Churlcs French. Mrs. Htn:I Sa'trTiicI".
Mrs Sids"y Wilson, Dale Wilson and
Miss. Edith Floyd. nf Rymcr, Miss Mar
ion SHAW. Edgar Haugh. Mrs. !. Finley
E,all, and Mr.. Grant Spencer. Mrs. Brall
and Mr.. Sprhr"r ar" very seriously i'll
and IL is feared ma? mt recover.
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MOUNDSVILLE
Mrs. Philip Rodnlan.

Mrs Philip il"hnan. prominent local
woman died II, 10" Il. III. saturday.
following IN illness uf about lw" weeks
with plural pu"um"n,a. Mrs. li"dman
Is survived by h"r husband and tw"
children. Philip and Ciarinhn. rs we'll
as her father. Col. +. w. II. Baldwin,
and three sisters. Miss Mary baldwin,
Mrs. Will beam and Mrs. Laura Crow.
Of New Jersey, as we'll as ono brother
John baldwin. Of pittsburgh. Funeral
arrangements are incomplete.
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Received word Of Death.

! mI.ssnr" WAS rrrrlV"'I ny VT. NnH
Mr, 1ntnrs Price. staiinE th"I COUSIN.
Salamanca. New York. "n Tuesday "T''-
nirr. following only n f"w DAYS illness
nr pneumonia. having visited h"rc two
weeks agu. Deceased is survived ny
wife ana three children. tw" boys nnd
on. girl. Fr WIS we'll known h"r"'hAN-
INC icon horn nnl reared In This county
and lived III rh!* community until JUS;
f,.iN NNnrS AGO.
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Mrs. Charles Woodruff.

Mrs. Charles Il. Woudruff Of this
city, died Salurda? afternoon Al ga
o'clock. nj her late home on Morton
avenue. 81" had brrn III Of pneumonia
for several dayH. and death was not un-
expected. She was formerly Miss R"r-
thu Griffin. Of lexington. BESIDES her
husband AMI two small SONS. her par-
cnts. Rev and Mrs. Griffin. of telling
iptt
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energetic workers for III" Fourth Lib
rrty Loan im Marshall county. received
II H.: ter If CunErat ulatlDn on the sue
cess OF Marshall county in the cam
paign from Governor J. J. Cornwcll Sat-
urday. Mr. McAiuilcn rushed wire /"
Charleston Immediately upon learning
that This cuunts would moe, her quota
and the conEratulatVry WIG cam" III
RS DnnSc.
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McMECHEN

stores III this city observed new npci:'
iur aad CLOSING hours. opening III 4. NJ.
AID closing =; i =. m. wi;a The "Nce7-
ti,,, ~ saturday aud Oh that day closing
az :. =. IN. Tl. stores are observing THIS
,,..y rulc in c",lp!iancr ~ilh tho govern
,n.ni L. save fuel.
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Over tho TcH.

This city I$ IT RS, once NOR. KNOW
i:I:; ,!,at she has again Eon" over til: top
~ ,n.. t'nur;h i.'b.rt! Loan. and Is very
;,r";,,l at il. Not only has Sh'' G"n" over
,.r,... buf iwice. and probably there
,i,.,..>. In very loan McAtcch"a mas
.i..,.s 49,. h:i IA securing the allotment
gwen h@r.
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Children Do Good Work.

Children in the sixth grad" ~ tho
First ward school house ala splendid
work in III" pas; Liberty I."''H cam
paiGn Reports given out SATURDAY SLOW
that tho children sold y total "f 'S-'"Ho.
The room IS IL chnre" "r Miss f'i'la
Martin.
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PRAYER at Noon.

In conformity with th" custom M
served in mary towns ana citl"s through
ont tho country. Huntington pastors
have called upnn local p""pl" TO observe
tho noon hour with / short prayer. Be-
ginning yesterday the church hollis rang
70 call attention to the solemn privilege
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James Harvey fnrhe". Of the |. :. ;.
NJ A.. Austin. Texas, having hn!snea
ground school is at tho hCrr OF his par
cnls. Mr.. and Mrs. j. :. Furh"". On Cen
ter street, for n short furlough.
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Big Fight.

\ big IiS;t, nccurrc'l saturday night
w:,..n Vino Hob; Ia; l"" Loebi with 4
fin. palirg. J". resented the blow and
:.r...! :. nr:ri; 1T KubI An officer was
,,,,,.tisd and thu. two were taken into Gus
:.dy-. knh: w;lt handed :, fla" amounting
=. So G."ggi wI> permitted 10 so free
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Golden Murc% wnS fined SD and
costs b.fnr" Squire T.. VI. Levi" y":l"r-
div afternoon for assault. I'll" com
claimant MAS George M">ky. Munry
arranged t. pay tho fine.
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Fell From Truck.

Tom T.. Masters fell from iTurk
Wednesday afternoon and r"c''N"H
badly injured hir. lie has hHcn taken L"
Cooks Hospital in Fairmont Tor treat
mtnt.
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The two lists for Monday contain
the largest number ut casualties yet
announced. The morning paper list
contains l.0+S names. and the list for
Monday afternoon papers Totals SS4,
or 1852 FOR the day.
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Special Meeting.

Monday evening II SpcrInl meeting
nf TIN. local l"ug" Jr, q. /. y. NJ. Viii
be held in their hail on Jefferson AVE-
nue.. Important business Will hc brought
UP ut the session.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-10-21

Among Ihos;, frn,u her" VIII" attended
.l, .ir,.E salr held IN ,'adiZ on IN" far
grounds on Thursday were: M"asrs:
William Lodge. W. +. Cnld""H. John
r,osscii. Herbert l.udr" and Jnhn@ M"i-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-10-21
COLERAIN

H"v. j.. H. Randall is visiting his par
mt, II, Columbus This week.
Mrs. Marion I;ahh and family OF Pleas
an; Grove. were III" r""Sts ri her par
rnts. Mr.. and Mrs. Mark Lawrence. on
Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. Il. Steer. or Barnes
willie. returned hoin" Tuesday after few
day. visit.
Mrs. Randall and daughter OF Column
bus. ohio. were III" guests Of h'r son.
Roy. t.. II. Randall. of this place.
Juruh NiauIr was Il caller III iI1rris-
willie Thursday.
Mrs. j l.. White was tho guest of her
parents. Nr. and Mrs. j. &. Mtll"r. OF
Pleasant t;roV" Thursday
Mr.. .T"nn Scott. nj Bridgeport. was a
business caller IN 1hi: vicinity Thursday.
MIR. and Mrs. W. u. Hall hav" closed
tn" Waysid" Inn for the winter and
moved Ia Alliance. Ohio.
Mrs. Howard nnvalt and family Of
TIarriSvill". WAS the guest nt her parent"
Mr.. and Mrs. i. w. Yates.
Mrs. Jane NGal!n and daughter. Miss
Anna has moved IN Canton where th"i
expo; In spend tho winter.
Mr.. John Miller 81 rl~asan; Grove
WAS :. business caller here Tuesday.
MIR. John T.iItcn Wa n caller In llhrrt"-
Villr Monday.
Mr.. ntl" Warf"l AMI snm "f Wheeling
was ;, business caller "a th.s place M"n-
tlLT.
Mir. +. - iiuz; w '"'li"r ia Parton
Tucsdny,
Miss Ei>I" Vat" was visiting h"r sister
Mrs. Howard ID vault or Ilqrr;sNii!" III"
frs uf tho week.;
Mr.. boa Sharon ~ la,-;"u Wa 4 bust
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TO Georgia.

Capt. w j. Srahy left Yesterday 70
Join IN" medical corps 1t camp Hrech-
leaf. Fort OEl"thorpr. Ga.
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Special Dispatch 70 tho 1n,ellIgenc"r.
CHARLESTON. ". Va. Oct. 90.
State ArChiviSt W. NJ. Foulk. re-
ported today 16S additional West.
virginia casualties for the period
Of Sept oS-Oct. IL. bringing the
total for the war to Gl3. The de-
tailed statement;
Seps IS Sept: ~ Oct la
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Frrd McMullcn. prominent local man
and one Of the mos" consistent ana