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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-10-16
FLU IS UNDER
CONTROL NOW
Only Seven More New Cases KePorteo
During the Twenty-Four Hours
Ending at O'Clock
Last Evening.
The influenza situation is apparently

The influenza situation is apparently
we'll in hand, rs only seven new c'eScs
wcrc reported to City ltcnlth comm r
Siuner Williams during the t%c!tE-4"ur
hours ending ut o'clock last eEeI'llk.
This makes total Of about 10 CHSC'
that have been reported. here since Nic>o.
Der 1, and il is estimated lhat ap"uC
ScvcntY-tve OF these patients are NV
ut work. while ruany more ar" recoFeI
inv rapidly. If the situation CONTINUES
as favOrubly as il is at present inc w
ing Of the closinr order VIII DC inc q"cs-
ton Of Only few days.
No answers have been rccetFcd iT,in
tho telegram sent out by City Hstlt. Il
Commissioner Williams or Manager
Charles kctchum either ny wore or
action, but replies are expected '"ua!'
with Sore sensational results.
The closing order On the ONO Siue
siill remains in vogue, AID ONO "a ~
ci:,lS havr given no intlmailnn o. even
considering lifting tho ban. According
;n the tirst days working "f the qulrhfl-
iin,. II is apparently working ,Err2'"r
hardship on the ohio side people IMAM
those on tho West Virginia Slue' me IN"
people from Ohio have Ia get Il permit
To come TO their employment mere anu
thousand arr. employed III the city from
the Ohio side town. and in transferring
from various cars have IL walk Il short
way. and arc also delayed somewhat II
tho transferring.
4 persistent rGr1Or is atloat through
out the city that several large business
interests have sent a joint petition 10
President Woodrow Wilson to close All
liu,Ior establishments within iiVc-IniIs
area OF ihr war work firms here. NO
confirmation OF this could be received
last evening.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-10-16
8 OUT OF TEN HENS
LAYING every DAY
MI Roros Had {. Rundown Lot but
NOW They're Healthy md Laying.

MY hens wore in a very poor condt-
tipn: had cnlurlcss combs. uNd were not
living nj all In los" than three weeks
from the time ] started feeding them
Don Sung. | begun to receive i nice lot
Of eggs each day. and am now rcccIvinE
on the average. eggs from ninc-t"nths
of my hens every day."-J0hn PoroS, II
T. D. = Mt. Pheasant. Mich.
People whose hens are rundown and
not laying car get them in good cnndi-
tom start them laying and keep them
laying all winter. Accept our offer as
Mr. Horns did. Here ii il:
Give your hens Don Sung and watch
results for one month. II you don I find
that Don SUNG pays for itself and pays
you n good profit besides. simply tell us
and your money will hc refunded.
Don Sung trhin":'" for egE-layinE)
works directly on tn" "gr-laying organs.
and is also Il splendid tonic. II il easily
given in the feed. improves the hens
health. makes her stronger md moro
active in any weather. and starts her
TRY Don Sung for thirty days and II
ii doesn't got you III" cl:gs. no matter
how cold or, wet the weather. your
money will he refunded by return mail.
Get Don Sung from your druggist or
poultry remedy dealer or send so cents
today for n package by mail prepaid.
Burrcll- DuEgcr Co, ITO Columbia Bldg.
IndiarapoliS, Ind.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-10-16
NERAL FOR {. /.
HENNfNG TODAY
.fBody Arrived Last Night and Services
- VIII Be- in Wtedohusch Aonne]
:: Bites to Be Private.

The body &c the Hon. Charles II. Hen
ming. chief OF H., bureau OF state mar
) kets and former Ohio county circuit
: clerk arrived IN Wheeling last night Al
IS O'Clock from Charleston. where ms
: death occurred Monday afternoon. t"t-
Blowing u brief illness Of Spanish IN
! fluenza and pil"Guonta. The p"d% WIS
!! accomparied from I'll" capital city nero
, by Captalu !. ". Dawson. his private
{ secretary. and his widow. who was MISS
K Sophia Wiedchusrh Of South Wheeling.
) before her marriage.
;. II was Immediately removed I" INC
"a home Of Mrs. Miua Wi"dchISch. 2-i-
rEu:t street. where private funeral S"rF-
ices will be held This afternoon NJ !
O'Clock Tho Rev. William u. tltert.
pastor OF St. Johns Evangelical Protest
! ant church. will ofiic!ate.
F:ntomhment Will hs private in the
Niedebusch section OF Greenwood maui
. soleum.
Wheeling lodge. T.. T.. Q. Elks. No. ~.
will likely have charg" IF the funeraI
arrancrmans and vii! probably bold
brief r!,ual services III ;hr naus"teun.
Mr. H"nn;rG had lived for The past s"v-
in Ch,cleston. but stu main
tanned his Residence IL Wheeling.
Mrs. Robert Irwin ot Akron. O.. his
only Child arrived In Wheeling yes
terday 10 attend the funeral.
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Miss Alice PrItchard,

The many friends OF Miss -tlic
PriIchard were grIcvGd ~ learn OF her
untim,ly death. which occurred at her
home. 1868 t;oft street, II lii3c o'clock
Monday night. White Miss l'rI1chard
had been IL patient Suilcr from Il llnsrr-
ing disease for II period extending over
several years. The end cum" ~ Il dis
tinct shock to her numerous friends
throughout the city.
Sho was un exemplary young lad.
who had borne her ;Llu;ction with Slnil-
ing indiffc renee, and possessed sunny
manner that charmed all with whom She
came in contact. She was Il member nr
The Third Presbyterian church. In nd
ditior TO her parents she leaves three
ssIers--Mrs. Ernest Becker. of Mozart,
and Tho Misses Sarah and Flora, IL
home, rs we'll as twU' small brothers,
Willis funeral arrangements were not
definitely decided upon last evening. il
is probable that they will be held in the
family home this afternoon, in charE"
Of the Rev Dr. J. L. LcycnhcrE'r at the
Third Presbyterian church. The ser
vices will DC private and informant Will
be made in u local cemetery.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-10-16
TRAINED NURSE GIVES
RECIPE FOR GRAY HAIR
Gives Recipe for Simple Homemade
Remedy That Quickly
Darkens It

Mrs. A. Dixon. Il well known Er""k-
lyn trained nurse. mad" IN" fuIl"wIne
statement rcsnrdsnS gray HAIR:
''Strcakcd. faded mr. gray hair can la,
quickly turned black brown or high,
brown. by the us" Of the following
remedy that you can mrk" NJ homr:
Merely 60, IL small box Of nCl"N
powder AZ any drug gt"r". II costs
very little and no cNtra# tn buy. Dis
solve It in water and comb ii through
the hair Full directions for mixing
and use como in each box.
You need rot hesitate In use OrlcX
as s1nO.On gold bond comes in each
box guaranteeing the user tina: DrlrN
docs not contain silver. lead. zinc.
mercury. anilin". Cuai-tur products or
their derivatives.
1T does not rub Off. Is not sticky
or gumrny and leaves the hair FLUFFY.
1t will mako Il gray haiA person look
twenty years younger"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-10-16

In In" Family h"m". Ito? chaplin"
street private funeral services will ne
held tomorrow Afternoon 1t 80 o'clock
for Mrs. k;th"r'n" Angela N""mc be-
loved wife If Dr. Y -. N""r;". who's"
death occurred in In" %"rti' Wheeling
hospital Yesterday morning ~ 80
O'Clock. Tn" E... Father =. IL. N"y".
V. c.. will "fr:"iatc. Iu;.-urrt Will
be p-irat2 II M"uyt calvary. Mrs;
Nome had h'..n III for IN" past several
weeks AMI WIS r'.rr":cd "a th- hospital
last Monday. wh.r. she was operated
upon. Sh" apparently WIS r'"mv"r;nS
when Sht hogan sinking rapidly Monday
and pca"ctuil: PASSED away.
~ Mrs N"om.. w,t$ born ~ th:S cit;' and
was educated at -. j"s"ph':; academy.
.Srrhr was = pr:rnin'nt ni'':.h'r OF 81.
.Ios.ph'S c:.ih".iral. :t:r! WAS affiliated
With several ~ liz r:rur"h'S oTSaniza-
lions. including tl" i."aGu" ~ th',
Sacred Hr.tr; rn". Ar"h""nfrat"rnl;E ~
Christian Mothers anG others. and WAS
:,lso an officer III tho .tlur:na" -\ss"c.a-
tion OF 81. .inS"ph'S ;!"ld"!:ly.
SURVIVING. ar. hcr husband. I" whom
sh.. was welded .wcnty-fnur years ago:
on" sister. S$'-r Nar% ',"llcstinr. Z
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-10-16
Mrs. Atha Dean Eotf.

Word MIS- received last evening IF tho
death mt Mrs. Atha tp,anb lInif. wife
of /. T. Nuff which occurred Yesterday
morning ut 80 o'clock at the family
home rE Rurdr"k avenue. .MiuEO June
zion. q. Death cam" after 4 hricr i'll.
ness Of pn"unn"ni't. and comes as :,
gr"lt shock Ia Der host Of friends
Mrs. Hon was the daughter Of the
lHIc Mr.. and Mrs L. ItaI. al this city.
She moved 10 MiaSo Junction Il number
e: years ago. Mrs. llun WAS u member
- tn" Methodist church ana was :,
member nr several church societies
BESIDES her husband Mrs. llnrf leaves
Ia survive i've Chi'lrcn--WiliS Clyde.
teal. Miss Bertha AMI Miss Mar,h HI TIC
following br"thrr And sisters survive:
Chester and Harry. HE,I Mrs. Grace Fed
rrnycr. of l.aCkHwaMla. " y.
Funeral services will j" held tnmor.
row Afternoon ut " o'clock. with inter-
mrnt in Tn" GrurEc's Ran cemetery. near
Mingu.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-10-16

Cincinnati. are asking for petitions for
new lights and removing others 70 bet
ter points. Petitions will I've forwarded
at the present time recommending the
moving of the light ut lIubbS landing.
about 100 yards down stream to the
frame house just above the old mill;
also q new light to hc established ono
half mile below ST. Marys In the bend
on the West Virginia shore.
The Liberty is due i'll this afternoon
FROM McConnellSville.
The Omaha Will be down for IaTkcrS-
burg Friday morning ut I o'clock.
The Liberty leaves for ParkersburS
Thursday At 1880 L. m.
The Helen r: will extend her trips to
East Liverpool on her arrival here to-
morrow from New Mltamoras. Although
q new schedule has not been entirely
adopted. she will be in the New Mnta-
Inoras-East Liverpool trade for the timo
being. while tho cumhina ton "f boats Of
which she is n part is negotiating for
4 boat for The Wheeling Pittsburgh
trade 10 compete with the Liberty
Transit company. and in this manner
parullclinG the transit company's line
from Pittsburgh TO ParkcrSburS.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-10-16
Nino Deaths in Keyser.

Special Dispatch 10 The lntclligcnccr.
KEYSEls. W. Va. Oct. I5.---l'r. Arza
Furhcc aged SO. who conducted y drug
store here. died last night from pmcu-
monia. He is survived By his wife.
who was Miss lr"Mc Lauck: his father.
r. NJ F'urhcc. Alma. W. Va: two sis
tcrs, Miss Jessie Furbcr, Alma. ana Mrs.
Swami. Marietta. O.. AMI one brother.
Fred. with the United states army i'll
Baltimore.
Mrs. u"hlia Littcn died yesterday. She
is survived by five children. Her hus-
band Was killed on the i. & .. near
Ncwhurg several months ago.
Miss Josie Grapes. aged Il. dauEh-
ter Of James Grapes. died last night
OF pneumonia. She WAS Il sister of
Paul Edward Grapes. who dird week
ago. Burial VIII hr in Rnr1"y.
Mr.. and Mrs. y, i. llardman found
their >-mun;h@.Uld infant dead in the
cradle.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-10-16
Mo Rod Cross

Tho Red Cross rooms are still closed
to. tho public. With tho discontinuing
of work in the rooms. some OF the IN
dustrious members thought OF Wise
scheme. and so carried some Of the gar,
mcnts home TO be completed: The local
president reports that in this way
number Of the finished articles nave
been sent in, und that great many
knitted garments are completed a
shipment will probably BIO made within
the next few weeks.
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Edward Scnrcwald. mother of Mrs

G.. Edward Scngewald mother Of Mrs.
F'ittoh WHO will accompany ;hr bodies
from the west, stating that they left
Denver Tuesday.
y double funeral w,:l he held IN tho
home OF the parents "f Mrs. Fittnn. II :
Erie street. Arrangements will be com
plcted later. lntrrmcnt will be in Il
local cemetery. The services will Ia.
private.
Mr.. Fitton, who was former we'll
known Wheeling printer and popular
man. died in Denver. Of pneumonia.
supcrinduced 10y Spanish influenza. last
Wednesday. His wife contracted the
dreaded disease and passed away Satur-
day.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-10-16
Crouch Services To-day.

This afternoon At o'clock funeral
services will be- held in the home OF his
brother. c. d. Crouch. Glcnn's Run,
Nort!! Warwood, for Private Cal f.
Crouch. aged -. wh" died Friday eve
RING III Fart Oglethorpc ia. camp OF
rrcutrnni1. following an attack OF
Spanish influenza. Intcrrnent will be
~ Nj. Zion. The services and burial
Will h., confined To relatives &c the de-
ceased. 1t thr request OF the health auth
critics. owing IL the influenza epidemic.
Private Crouch was born and reared
between Warwoud and WcllSburg and
WAS well known in this community II"
WAS the son of Mrs. Sarah T.. Cfuuch
nnd l.:avcS a number OF near relatives
III th,. Warwond community.
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Srr' i:li Dispatch I" The Inicllig.nrrr.
El.klNS. W. Va. oct. lT.--fTnnk f.
Mower. Of llrndriCES. We" president and
general manager IF tho Central West
Nirciua and Southern Railway. died her"
t"d:;y III the Davis Memorial hospital. "'
pneumonia. following an attack of Sr,ln-
iSh Influenza. Mr.. Mower was widely
known in religions and frsltrrnal sucic-
lies. having been Il d"l:i;tt" To- The Meth
"dist Episcopal General Conference md
Il SrnttiSh Kit" Mason
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-10-16
SHERRARD
Loan Work Progressing.

The Fourth Liberty Loan solicitors Tor
Shcrrard were called together by Chair
man G. ". MrCombs Sunday afternoon
nj the Consolidated school building. or
the s20.0hn. which is Shcrrards quota
just $1,000 was reported subscribed
with three solicitors not present TO re-
port. Tine work continues this week
Mozart's $5,OO0 quota is nearly all sub
sCrlbed.
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William II, Linn.

Special l'EpaIr!r to III" ln1"lIEcncrr
tI.MliEl;i.ANb. Md. oct. I5.---Wi1.
liam Howard Linn, terminal tr:,nma%irr,
tinlttm"r, ~ Obi" raiir":d.z IN rharu,.
h"lh Il: hri-'.' ana tT'ubrriand. died
this evening at The state training hos
pinl here, aged IL years MIR. Linn wis
tak"m i'll ut k"ys"r, His wife and five.
children survive. ono child is dcSpcr-
ut"ly III
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-10-16
BEhIEYOOD
"rlur Patients Recovering.

Although the "t'lu" ordinance still
rests over the city. the latest report
from l'cnwoGd. states that the ones al
ready suffering from it are quickly re-
covering. and every prrcaution Is being
taken by those vino have not taken IT..
that within II few days the health Off
Ger Will be able to give out the state
lrcnt that IT, is safe. to remove the ordi-
nance. and the people will again be able
to attend The various amusement
places over town
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-10-16

Miss Lizzie Gnrrin. of bethlehem. is
slowly recovering from injuries rrceir-
cd last Thursday. when She was run
down by an automobile in Wheeling.
MiS& G:trvin was crossing Market street
when she was struck by one of sam Is.
MClIccs trucks. which threw her 10 the
ground. infliCtinS a cut ni the head and
many minUr bruises about the body. She
was removed to tn" Ohio Valley General
hospital. where her injuries received at
tcnlinn and was later taken to her home.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-10-16
Has Birthday Party.

Mr.. Daniel Hale celebrated his Slst
h rthdny last evening at his home on
Garfield street with on informal gath
crinE of his friends The evening was
former times. AMI supplemented with
musical selections by some of tho
quests. the hours quickly passed. AZ
late hour the guests departed for their
homes. wishing Mr.. Hale many more
happy birthdays.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-10-16

rlans are being made by tho high
school set in the. city for big dance
rs soon as the Flu" ordinance Is lifted.
The affair has been planned for this
was postponed Orchestra music will
be one Of the attractive features Of the
evening and a number Of catchy dance
selections have been selected
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-10-16
Miss Erna Shaw.

NEW IUItk, Oct. lJ.-NiSs Emma
Shaw. daughter of the former secretary
IF the treasury, Leslie NJ. Shaw. who
sailed for France. to serve as a cantc"n
worker With the American Red Cross.
did OF pncuTnania on October II. as
| the ship was about to land ut an English
! port. ii was learned here today. The
| body will b" returned To this country
| for inlcrnmCnl. which Will probably he
| in Iowa. Of which her father WAS once
.-nNnrIirr
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-10-16
Funeral FOR Mrs. Black Thursday.

Funeral SERVICES Tor Mrs. ,IumcS Z.
(Grandsiaff) Black. well known ana
highly esteemed resident Of Elm Grove,
whose death occurred Monday in the
family home. "0i Cleveland uIcnurwlll
he held in tho place of death tomorrow
afternoon III the place of death. The
Rev. :. y. Craft. of Canton. o.. formerly
Of Elm Grove. will offlciatc. lntcrmrcnt
VIII be in StoEG church CCnctcry.
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Morristowr CO., woman.

Mrs Margaret Eur$on. aged 80 years.
wife of W. J. Burson Of Morristown. o..
died in the Ohio Valley General hospi-
tai yesterday morning AZ 1n:25 o'clock.
She was brought % the institution on
October :? Tn, body was taken |"
Morristown. where funeral services will
be held and burial made.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-10-16

!: ONFORD-Albert Schmid, OF LOCK-
: land, freshman at Miami University.
J died Of plague yesterday.
Z wI1MINGTON-Jacnb G. Hunt Tor
! mcr prominent citizen died today at
!, Gas City. Ind.
= TOI.EpO-Police confsentcd pic
!; ture OF the Kaiser four feet high and
|. much German, literature in 4 hodge room
Is here
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-10-16
Schools Closed,

All ur The schools Of this vicinity re-
main closed This week on account Of the
spanish Influenza. of which there arc
several local ra%r:s. There were no ser
woes in til" churches sunday. and all
public meetings have been postponed
until the quarantine Is lifted.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-10-16

Misses Rose and Mary Dolan- OF South
Bcnwood. who left yesterday for WASH
inEton, whore they will be employed as
clerks. Their many friends in the city
wish them all success In their under
taking.
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no Soldier and Sailor Services.

The people ar" requested TO pray for
the soldiers and sailors Mt home again
this week, rs Their" will be no services
held in the church. 1t Is thought by
local ministers that tho regular services
Will be held next week. At any rate
prayers are needed by tho boys and
every one Is asked 10 do his share.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-10-16
Funeral for george A, Gates,

Funeral SERVICES wcr" conducted yes
to-day for George y. Gates. aged 81
ears. in the family hume. 123 South
Wabash street. The Rev. Father .. II
Moyc Of ST. .JoScph'S cathedral. Off
riatcd Intcrlnent was in Greenwood
Mr.. Gates died in Lewis county last
weak. following mn illness Of about two
years.
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mrrs had been similarly protected many
others probably would have escaped.
This theory Is supported by the bodies
found Tho ccnccnsus of opinion is that
fnr moro were killed by timbers than
were drowned,
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Bodtes 70 Arrive Tomorrow.

Th. bodies OF Mr.. and Mrs Luke Do
10" Fittnn. hn;h Of whom died inn len
y,r. Colorado. last week. are expected
10 arrive in Wheeling tomorrow night.
Word was received yesterday from Mrs.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-10-16
runeru1 for MRS, Bell To-day.

This afternoon ut ":3o O'clock private
funeral services will DC held for Mrs
Hazel tDavis) Hell. wife Of Charles
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-10-16
Funeral for Mrs. Mckee To-day.

Private funeral services will he heidi
this morning at $40 o'clock in the fam
lily homo. 1855 Alley II. for Mrs. Lucy
William w. Mexico. VIII" passed away
Saturday. IntcrInent will hr N Mount
Calvary.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-10-16

Two more Of Bcnwoods popular
vices to the government. They, are 1.-The
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-10-16

Rcll, we'll known and esteemed resi-
ddcnt of this city. whose death occurred
in the home OF her brother al ManninS--
ton, Sunday, of Spanish influenza and
pneumonia The services will bc held IN
the home OF her sister. Mrs. j.. +, Pie
pcrs. .343 Eoff street. The Rev. Or.
W. II. Shields, OF the First Christian
church will officiatc. AMI intcrmenl
will! be private III Greenwood.
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member OF .th" Good Shepherd Order. ut
Troy Hill, Allegheny. Pr, and one
brother. Joseph Rurphy. OF this city.
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Newly affected centera reported to
the state health department today were:
Zaleski. Convoy. Ada. McConhS. trad
Sner, Ripley. Laura. Lucas. CinrESTtllc
| South Webster. Scioto Furnace. fore
Acfmtou. StrarSSvillc- Ir:etonta Lock
;.hurn and South Vienna Between loo
and zoo cases were reported at Port
I Clinton.
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OHIO NEWS

COLUMBUS. O.. Oct. 15.-Ffsty-aTe
communities. heretofore FIRE" from m
fluenza- reported the appearance OF the
disease 70 tho state health department.
today, bringing the total number OK
cases thus tar reported in Ohio to IN
excess OF $4,000.
Surgeon General Blue Of the Co'scd
states health service wired James f.
Bauman. acting state health conniS-
stoncr. authority 10 detail volunteer
physicians to communities in need OF
medical cid at federal cNp>nS" nut
thus far East Palestine is the only cay
TO receive such aid AS prerequisite.
II was announced. communities making
requests for such aid must sho" 'ha1
local medical resources ar" inadequate
20 cone with the disease. This is pe-
cause, there have been calls 70: oad
from -needicssly alarmed citizens. Mr..
Bauman stated
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In Columbus today Mayor ka1o is
sued a proclamation urging strict com
rl;ancc by the public with orders OF
the health department. and requesting
them to stay away from public gath
crinES
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river NEWS

At p. m. the river ut the wharf
was { feet inches and rising. whiic at
the foot Of McMcchen dam the gauge
read feet inches and falling slowly.
The Helen +. cleared for New Mata-
moraS at 1880 p. m. yesterday.
Tho Omaha arrived from Pittsburgh
at 6 p. III. and left on her return trip
ct $50 last night
The Milton arrived last night and will
leav, for New Matamuras at 11:3U Il m
today.
lighthouse district At their offices in