davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-07
Packard Truck Comes
To the Rescue at Once

An interesting story Of 4 motor truck
thar * doing some unusually strenuous
work III keeping the home fires burning
comes from one IT Uncle Sans num-
ton plants
The job NJ carrying steel mllcts from
tho yard to IN" furnaces where 3-inch
sl"lls ar" drnrr~lnrE"d. then Of returning
~ the yard lnIdcd with hot shells. used
- h.: don" by big crane. Tho crane
broke down under TN" strain. % n tenn
pnrnrv measure Il Sion Packard truck
WIS Installed whllr thr crane was hcing
Repaired
While the Gran" was OFF tho job. the
output of IiIr plant julnrcd from 5000
shells Ia - 40" shells daily. And when
Gran" r"uld not handle the. increased
production. So tn" truck was assigned
! To IN" job permanently.
There probably is no other truck max
inr az many trips rs, this one for it
travels II IL IS miles each day on Il
! round trip haul Of 5nh i"'t. Half Of this
! diSiHnc" ne big carrier must run back
wards fur III" aisl'' in which ii IL "prr-
at",l is not wide enough for The truck 10
| turn around.
The r,,I-hoi shells soon warned the
! metal body uf tn" truck :" badly that II
! new hndy. much heavier. had to be put
! on. Rut d"spit" this trying service The
! big Packard has been performing its
: work without interruption for many
months. iwrnIy-fuur hours each day.
! And il gives every indication Of being
i able to cuntInu" rs long rs tho Huns re-
: 0Lirc 4 shell diet.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-07
PaulIs Are Ready
To Meet the Best
Over the River Club Held Big Meeting
Last Evening and All Plans
Arranged

EVERYTHING appears rosy FOR IN" raul
\ e. ,;rI,id"rS who expect IT. nave one
O.: rho best amateur clubs IN thus section
in tii.. next few w''"llS.. Last "F"nlns an
.,nt,nr;aut meeting was h"!n at the cluo
rnn,,,s in Artunvili.' ard big results were
,n,. cute conn" f.v' rvthinS al Importance
has h.ru d!S1uS.rl ~ and AL indications
rr,,.,, tn :, successful season despite the
ry,atinu conditions which may cause
som. -: lin stars IN enlist or 3" called
t. duty. .,,
I...,gr,.. Park Martins Ferry. viii be
tho h.rnr crruuGS for III" club while
:,lr,auy several Important dates nave
L..., :,rrruc"d. Tin" s,'hrdUl" - being
,..rtnil-sl and SOM. E."d dat"S yet r"-
main IL - th.. Intention I" start about
~ last Saturday ia th:S month hut the
...i,..,,.;,, f,'r has ,!r'" has not been :IY-
,.r;ain",l hu; uiary !IH.l? h" III. tuniHS
-,.,li.. Sn,;H : d.. rh" lat"tr "rEnnIZa-
t;nn lnnuiS up To b" ny" OF IN" h"S, niue
,,rai,.ur !riuS ever turu"d out OF
Wheeling.
Unusual spirit il being manifested IN
n. ,,nlf, ur class this season. which ls
rather :GrprlSiug since tn" new draft
law which ;,r:"tIc:tll? includes all tho
,.r.:,.u a.: tu:.nhu,d IN thus valley as We'll
- throughout III" country. lrAc,ic" VIII
L., h..II L.v IT,. Faults next TIi"SdIy ana
from tfi.. word r"rrjv"d from tho iHpIl
,..,n,,p ,h..Sr inS>< will l." "ut nn me
'.w,nir->rNih >lr.".t grounds. tn sam"
,.yruiu.- under III" Girc'tI''n a. '"h'n
>rrl, t;unl,..u former star on tn" famous
.,iauiS football fIH"h.n'' @! years ago.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-07
GARBAGE MEN
REFUSED RAISE
TWELVE GARBAGE CobhECfo"o
HAVE WALKED OUT ONLY
ONE WAGON OPERATING.
Men Have Had Raise Of so Cents on Jay
This Summer-Want Increase
of SO Cents Moro.

Twelve city garbage collectors nave
walked out t,n Il sirik". brcauS" OF IT,
fusal ii city Manager Maggie 70 give
them 81 per day. Tn" mon were get
ling 81 up until two months ago whrn
they demanded IN increase and got s".'o'
This month III" men demanded - per
day and Il is alleged that the c'NF
finances are not III condition I" grant
their d"tIl;tIrIs. Only one garbage wagon
is on The job to-day. and 'hr people OF
Wheeling should cu-"pcrate with inc
city manager III all ways possible 10
diSpos,. Of the garbage.
In regards Ia the strIk" Of tn" carnage
men. City Manager NaEi" stated ycStcr-
uay: II tho garbage collectors dont
return tn work within n few days we Will
simply ill their places in IN" b"S' way
We can and handle IN" situation 10 Inc
best Of our ability. II has come 10 inc
puiut where the city cannot raise these
rrnployos' wages. and 1t must be- handieu
accordingly"
During the past few months IN" gar
hacr SUNNY has fallen rf hy many TONS
us Il result OF the f"od conservation cam
urjr,u md II is Thought that hut Il tenn
unrarv Inconvenience will result from
The garbage mems strike.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-07
Seek Economy Program
For Motor Tire Users

, W.. h"lirv" $alvHE" program can
be- Formulated al IN" greatest import
ancr TO tho government and 10 indus
tries related .HutunmhIl" uphe"n "hich
Will have. far-rrHchlnr benefit in con
, serving tires and labor" says III" call
for the first national .Tir" Economy
Conference To hr hold in Chicago. Sept
cnlhrr 18th Ia 18th. Government bur
"nu heads. "haIrn"n "I "nInm"rclhl
,.-,nnmv boards Of stat" rnuncilS OF to-
frnsr. purchasing agents md managers
! uI d.Ii, cry service uf ,h' manufacturers
and department stores and nihrr com
Imrrr!al houses. tn" fire and police d"-
partm"ntS Of all lnrE" rlir'>. ana others.
! were. invited f" attend or hc represented
Mt The Conference.
steps have been taken for economics
! IN the urkrcp Of automobiles. which Will
lrmnS,.rv" labor and materials. hut facts
Will IL" submitted ana discussed during
! ,hr C'unfrrcnC" in Chicago. september
15lS. which will ~" most imp"rthni.
thr call states. 1t wnS sent "ut by
| h" standard trrn hli"r mnnufartur"rs
aud th"y Will organize Il NATIONAL aSs"ci-
i:uinn during III" Conference.
From use in tens Of thousands 81
automobiles including p"st"fticr ana
ordnance trucks. he Mr. Hller INDUS
: try demands recognition as ono which
will saw" and snrr" in most import
ant way.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-07

The West Virginia State fair is IN past
history for tins year.
Last evening saw the fins Of the big
exposition and last Night and shortly
before midnight practically every cX-
hihit had been removed from the
grounds. The many show tents have
irccn folded and ctrtcd away and the
.nurses; and ANIMALS which were exhibit
al IL, al their glory were 40 longer to
b,, seen.
Last nigh, saw. the "Nlt Of large
crowds from many trl-Statr sections de-
IA rtiug for their homes. Hundreds or
,!Ierl carried mercantile bundles. SHOW
iu.; that they did their iall and winter
xhouring while h"rc attending the fair.
All trains departing from Wheeling
last evening were filled with paSS"nS-
crs hnmeward bound hundreds stayed
over yesterday TO take in the closing
program OF thu fair. which was the
. best in general given during the week
! es p.c!ally the racing bill.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-07
NJ CONKEYS VS..
THE BOND |. {.
BEIIARE BALL PACK WILL BE
TIE SCENE OF ONE OF TIL BIS
BEST GAMES OF THE SEASON.
Contestants Are Evenly Matched. While
Both Command Large FoloW1ngS
who Will Attend.

Bass. ball WILL 'n,ne "a a fitting CLIMAX
.n,norruw afternoon n IN" SlNteu;A
street ball park. Ecll;tir.. weather p'r-
hitting. when ih= his!iy-tout"d NC
Conkcy r"rtingrnt III thus r!ty clashes
with, III" newty-"rgantz"d Fond Athl''-
,cS Roth contestants AZ" known ["
practically all 81 th- valley Iat!S. ''S-
p"ciailY - thiS ;Tu' ~ t&r Mct"nkeF
tribe baseball has prnSrcrrG I" a tiiri;"
intent This season ~ th' Ohi" valley .
hu; 4 scarcity II yjub~ was n"t'r"i
more :" ihru ever b";"r", bGt JHdSihS
from thu: :..curdS mad. by At i"ast i"ur
uf rh.. riIh~ IT proves beyond a DOUBT
;nav >r..r.. good players !aE' been 60
I.Inp.,i Inst sunday tuti! .'."p" ihhS
Saw ;h- l.. Hair. Athletics STAG: AN '\-
ht:,,t;,it. .u','rSt W." t." "tElmai"A
cam" Sh''":"'n "!;'' wi!Ih "rN'S ~ ~.
bash -,,,< good ~&"u proper e""E-
,nrS ar. mao. Thu. S:tTn' tat h"i%S
good a Martins Ferry. wh':u. some -"
weeks ;,r,. :r.. boy - that pl'tc" par
led CAM SE' rt:.an :" u L. unihS Dat
H.. whlc,, WAS turned 'h' greatest cNa' :
Ferry bay. closed th"lr seasons ana
wiki ,ir. larl" tnurnrrOw ( Is likely ina
two 'u"-" w;!i wind up.
Good Game.
NrcuriIug IL all available dope there
IS M c..::sou /" b.ilr,' thpt the hattls
tor the cont. >tant~ are mitch pralSei IN
this vicinity. and ttr' "M%ckS nav"
dom. wonders this :. sts!a. compiling j
record seldom ;ttlti:."d. |; * tru" that
thu bonds hlv.. just recently orshnlT""
but the boys HAY. l.aN'I thT'"" games,
winning all by good margins from
worthy cubs The M,t'"Ek.yS have won
about eighteen and los; five. wticn -
Very crud C'ns IG'.r;n-s III" Galore ~
clubs.
Will IA" Ma.ks hav" lost Gardner
and Heller ~ ,n- .ira:i. their team VIII
not H.. ia aIty w"rkru"d condition. u
several other ,nr, w:l! D.. added. IL y
.h,lrn, ih,; tn. Bonds Will h. i"4d'"
~: with pia:crS fru'a k'"rrT ;tnI l'"l'
iaire. as I good attr;t"f:''i ~ I" H. given
,it.. fans IN closing ~ Il Sn"I.'S'Gl SEA
s"n. E>t"usiv" rr.i"L:atI""S nay o','
n1;ui" and NOT hing NIL To- '''!A iIiu%h' t'
MAKE. :, -" ;i.C.S; "nd best I'"N.h-
..v.il; !, S,.v,r;,l >''I>Hu$. Judging lF"H
IN. a.iyanr.. spirit shown. th''r' Sh"h'.
r.. - crave; :ti:.ln,:; II" ''it!iHal"nt 81
tina, nt L. ~. *. r:'.ra hl' 'n"i'r~:
Hn,,,iS-Iar,iS "r W,Ich"r. "at":i"r
va,,.. -" ;l.JI-'hach r!t"H"r; Nr!'on
nom >h.ri>:.,;. Mn,ti.?.. first has": Sal
;.i.ury, s.."...i. las: -Snir'iE or $40
,ynr,i -. III ,aSr: r:urt. ~ i:"dman. let
MIA. yrrk, ,.ont..r sold: s;Hrrwo,'i al
J. Mooney. 3:cH' !t''id.
Nri'nhk..v<--. W..;:h. catcher: EnrkhhF
~ ipuraa. pitcher. led. >a"rt sup; 49, :,
hrs, has. Tray. s"c":'! has: f"Tt'E
,h.rd ba,,,,: flaming l"ft ma: H"N'%' 49,"
To- :t"i.l I...".> right ft'ih.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-07
AMERICA LEADS WORLD
IN SHIP PRODUCTION

WASHINGTON. S"pt. G. America
now is leading tn" war in snip produc-
ton. Comparison Of figures on deliveries
announced by the shipping board with
unofficial figures on the output OF Yards
in the United Kingdom show that plants
in this country hav" delivered 1885. 4NS
lightweight Ions sine" January |. while
the British yards have turned out l,5i',-
SO tons.
American yards began I" TAX" the
lrud over those in the United Kingdom
TWO months age. but il WIS not certain
then whether this was ~, "a mere l"m-
porary advantage. In August however,
Yards IN the United States Increased
their lead delivering a23.hon d"adweiEht
ions. cnnlparrd with IS7.nl9 lightweight
tons for the United Kingdom.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-07

y..,rs gong By when all could go ana nc ~ 9
w. w. fltsh If the lights. representing Inc
,,I.,yrrS while III" m"Eaph"n' wa puo
r.h ,Ey nsc ,rIi,nc vi racn player THOSE
.r' the good old days and cheers anu !.
;,,,,. could b." heard for many n,o, ~
away. From the reports rr''"N ,'.,,h,i, 10
u All n"pniar but thai the difference IS
Imr t. The war. hut il it appears or any
news there is NOR" interest IN nhll"r ,.h.
,I,ssi. ''nvrr there" than anywhere: ~
..S,mmicS" await eagerly tA'
mad ms j. ON, OF in" main reasons WY
.I ',.r-umnut nrrrn,ttcd the staging OF
, 49,, Came, ,h,S season. With til" teams
Ia ;u-5u now. more anxiety - o'''e
shown.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-07
DUES FOR c, Of c.
THIS AMOUNT TO BE PLEDGED
FOR THREE YEARS-SOUND
FINANCIAL BASIS.
Method Successfully Adopted W AL
Big Chambers OF Commerce In
America

Putting - chamber Of commerce on
= sound financial bass and keeping II
there is So essential "a portion az 'hc
REORGANIZATION plan that mcmhcrS III
thu advisory committee Of the campaign
Of the Wheeling chamber S;nd lohaS
they were pleased with the opl"rluh''E
" make this statement.
Ii is tho answer lu tho fourth or Inc
five questions they have met in cnhhe"-
ton with the membership drive. which
will begin III" week of September 10
TIL" other questions arc as l" why
Wheeling should have IL chafnhcr "i
commerce. what il Will d" ana wh" VII!
run il. The nth. why the now cnafn
Der il likely to H.. permanent. VIII Nv
answered IN a later article.
How will lhc Wheeling chamber or
commerce b. financed"
Iiy membership dues of SO 4 year
pledged for three years.
This is tho method which has n'H'l
adopted and ~ being followed hy al!
| successful chambers of commerce" III
! America. 1t is l. method which Ills
rom" out Of years Of experiments ana
experiences. It has not Vel hcrn abhh-
dnncd rr modified by any chhmhcT OF
! commerce which has adopted II and ne
single instance of failure has pren
! charged up aEainS IT.
! II is q perfectly sound financial plan
! combining all he good features Of pre-
vious methods and eliminating bad ones
| In former times some chambers or com
mcrre Experimental with graduated
dues, charging tho big corporation
sometimes s2n0 and letting In the small
: storckccper for ST..
| If the Wheeling chamber Of com
mcrce is To do things the citizens wan
done II must have An adequate income
| Ono thousand members at SIS each vii
provide the least amount il should hav'
70 carry on tho extensive operations a:
should measure up 70 "a city of Wheel
tug'S Importance.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-07
EEysEa PREPARATORY BRhFc1
OF THE WEST VIRGINIA
UNIVERSITY.

III. lf,h year 81 th'' West lrfin'
rr'.,,,.,.',.,ry Will open Tu"S'ay. S'ri.
":,L ms Departments. fnEIISh r.
rararury. t.uGin""rinE iT''rariu"rE' NGI =
.niIpur.. Normal Training. N"S'''
49,. = .,,.,,,, ouG InInI.lrrr!:tl Why
nav ;. ,.I,. ilItlinn ~ a Commercial school
No., ,.u ,nn r..r"iy" ~ good training
h.r. ,,hrr.. IIyina: "ar"nsrs Viii not l"'
u, much - ,'"uliu"rrIal S"n""lN "harE"
for t:Iiiirn. Nn opportunity for %''NrrHi
.,uIur nl'u IL ~.IIn "Ni"iS'S "h''' ~
,cul,r, .,.hnnI For luE"r;Ta,iun and
,,i,ln,suo address, los W. S'a"man'
Firm. k,lSrr. ". Va.
au-;I-.n- - II -Sc-I- la-2l
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-07
HIGH SCHOOL TEAMS
GETTING IN SHAPE
Coaches Have Their PToteEes ont 1of
Limhertas Up Ezercis anu

R"p"-tS corning from the RESPECTIVE
niL.h schuol camps find ;hat Wheeling
hiEi, - uu$y al Eridg" Park. hcllaire
and i,rtf,s Ferry ar" working out while
'Cr,ad..irhia and Iiusly got thu jump on
tn. boys hy going 10 c"untr! camps 10
r.; their exercise. However the pro-
,.,.ss,.s have t".u only u get a line on
IN. playcrs and get the stuff joints out
al their systems.
No direct prediction can be maoe on
~, n,SSiI,ln winner but the outlook
pniniS 70 each and every school having a
neat representation and all Indica ions
ir,Int 10 one uf tn" most successful hISh
school sessions in all history. No games
will b" played t"r several weeks ana
from, the schedules. il appears that
Whrrli,Ir will .Hcn up with Triadclphia
at tho Fair Grounds. saturday. Scptem-
b.r Sth
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-07
But You Must Drive II Out OF YOU
Blood 10 Get Rid Of It
Permanently.

You have probably been IN N"
babit OF Applying external Treatments
trving 10 cure yau. C;;tarrh. ou nave
usc,, spra?$, WASHES ard lotions anu
nossiblv been temporarily relieved.
I'm, after ii short zine y"n hal an
other attack and wondered WHY, Oh
rrnst realize tina, catarrh Is IN int"c,
ton OF the blood. ar! - ;"i i"'ii''''.
ent relief the cata:rh Infection ilu@N
be- driven out Of the bi""d. ! NJ
cn;ckrr you cons TO understand ms,
tho quicker you will cot i "ut OF
,our system. 5. s. S. wh;rh has
hnen in constant use 70: over httF
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-07
Did Someone Play a Mean
Trick to These Motorcycles !!

Last sunday min" young mon Of thiS
c,v lief, carly in the morning on MOTOR
,.v,I,.s for l-niOntuwn wh"r" they in
tended t. attend ihc auto races Labor
Iriy. lnit ,,n their WAY they sure met
with plenty vi hard luck. pn" or the
drivers nf the machines had nine pune
tur"- another five and not on" escaped
with lrSS ilinn tive.
Tho drivers claim tn" punciur"+ w"r"
caused hY glass AMI lacks and they say
that never b.inr" hli" they seen ~
,rru-h glass and nails on the roads. Mos;
nf tho ac,.Ii,.utS occurred in one iittlu
y:lIa:." ~ Pennsylvania and is II SAID
tn" Residents of III" Town w"rc scoring
hat III" "Ea#oinclrSs Sunday" order
Wa being carried ont tn tin" letter.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-07
You Need Not
Suffer From Catarrl1

wears. will drive the catarrhal poi
sous ON of yuur blood. purifying ana
.tr.ngthrnins i. - it viii carry vI@"r
and hra!tn 10 ih.' mucous membranes
IN uS ipHrn"%S through your body
and ralur" Will soon restore you TO
hrlIth. Yen will l." relieved OF me
G.oppiu"S oi mucous III your throat
sore. in uu<trils. bad h;"a'h. hawking
and SIIitt!nc-
Ali rrpurabi" druggists carry S. 5.
s. in stock. and "" recommend you
":y" il trial immediately.
Til" chief medical adviser of the
Company Will rh""r:nlIy answer IL.
letters on the subject There Is m
charge !n- The medical advice Nd,
dress Swift; Specific Company. ~
Swift Laboratory. Atlanta. Ga.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-07
1918 WEST VIRGINIA
FAIR HAS CLOSED
Last Race Run Yesterday Afternoon
and Grounds of Gaicty Silent
Late Last Night.

Thu. finn; re-. has hon r'i'. iit'' cur
tam has h,''t runG G""h. tt'' fehe, "''
.n;l,: NJ l,uE"r is tht "i'"-riiS - !ft'
,-o,,a h.;,r,! as tn. wiU+ll;,c h"rS.' comes
,r,I.r W.. ,ylr..; the, cr..wd$ hHv.' A.'rar:-
,J ard al! j. silent :tud still. SAY" ih'
,oi.., 80 ,h.. h"rs,.lu.u hlr""tin!s thr d.
,>.,-.r-. II rh,. "a,j"y seeds anal ;E'
r,;,nlli,!S 90; t:r" Wagons carrying; AVA?
~, displays. ~ mas b""n written III
Wh.ai:rE newspapers for forty years
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-07
Interest Still in
Big Baseball Tits
Local Faus Find Consolation In Receiv'
Ing Returns Of the world Series.

With sport enjoying IL short laps" ne
tween hi!S"hail and f'uIimll III TINS E"'.h-
ity. Ia" fans haN" n"thing L. '"'k i"f
ward L. but !ind real amusement ana
Satisfaction IN the big W"rld Series re-
turns which drew many I" th', places
whrr" "'rIrk"r$' are III nS'' WINE III"
Srnr" Icy innings ran he watched from
ihr Inl"lie"nrrr hull"iIn Mere inter-
ISL is being manifested in III" clubs thlS
yr,,un than for some iitu". this ~ due L"
the rluS"iirsS - III" teams III AFFINITY nut
ut a.. SAM lurin"n' There iS >hln'' h'nE
lnrkinE--ihr Uld-tImr betting. There IL
Very it'll" Wagering don" "n TINS SERIES
LiIr n.rhnnS th"rr ~ u reason.
Fans hrrr9hruI> are wondering where
thai dnvir" j. that created So much in
tcrrSt at the Market Auditorium IN
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-07
GRFAT RACING FEATURES FINAL
AFTERNOON Of THE STATE FAIR

W. Shark"y. Ais" ran: Tinsei!' On. H.
John Ford. Time, minute.
seventh e Race, Sconsolation: Hotel
STAMINA" "a MILE, Running; Purse $500;
l'aiarlrt;. II. WIS tn" iar"rt" ana LOOK
the lead from tn" start. Carbide WIS
lcYl At the post They finished WIN
!'ajarirtn winning easily 'nc' fn
RADIO was second and Nictr"'a '"''"'
Time iii. Summary: .,..
Tr,jari",a H.. ah. &. +. GouldinE: ilhr ,"
Colorado. ch. <. }. Lawson: fictrola, u,
m. j. ". Nelson. AIS" ran: M"Hcr,l
Priscilla, b. M J. G.. CLANCY ana '''r
bide. Lr. H.. r.. Tnwl"y. Time. lin
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-07
TWO-POUND SUGAR
RATION CONTINUED

WASH NGTpN. S"nt. 6.----Rcfcntf"n
80 ,h.. ,r..e..nt su.ar rat ON Of TWO
,.,ir,IS 4 ,i."t,th Ia: Zach person wiS all
r,lu,.d hy Ia" f"." administrator TO-
Ia, ~ rh. r"url'lS,"u SO - iw" day CON
:.rrac,. attended hy administrators ir"'n
u,ns, O.: tn. states called her" h. food
administrator Hoover.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-07
Joe eBn zGoes Into
Chicago Steel. Plant

rNI,,AIiu Sr,u. 6.---.Tn" R"nZ. IN"
r.b,ropo nilri;rr has secured essential
work as steel w&rk"r in South Ehlras9.
It was announced today and Will nltcn
on Sundays for II OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
team
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-07
A Lean .Ycar Hint.

."Whcn "" get better acqua!ntcd' ne
said. Il shall call YOU by your hrS'
name"
All right" she rcjoncd- And
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-07

MARRIAGE LICENSE.
,,- nrsinnr.. =! and Mabel l''n-
r,,,. Irury. -. both If Si'uh"n'ili" g.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-07
Sixth Race "Wh ceiling Telegraph" A.
Furlougs Running: Purse 5000.

fuEtOURS, NAA1lAhS 1''S| |-"N'
EnuVhau VA uttered 'ni'- IT. ''r' .''.'-H
and was :: !nT"r!t". :tlr'r "itH -
TIL" rar" wis r"-rmn "n account 80 i''ii
rnIin! IN -" Inrt ~ Nint&"in"iitS
r,uIIni in Lr" L"Ia" stretch. and ihhi
hos" was diSn''iIii''l
Wiley Was IN" whip h"r:-. "u'i l">t
ont in y clos. iiui>n with l;Inrhnn and
VIII rasn Tim / minute. summary
Rnrvhau. l. :. owner n"' known Ni'F
hr <. i ". Nelson. WIFI cash. 81. <,
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1918-03-25
WORD 70 GRIP SUFFERERS

ne feruu rf insuenea eonaoaly
pmn ~ "the es,e" "a assesa ~
81 tuFaiAtu uss1sIiF ffrnIaF W.
uFse ~ ffEsm fWa ~ ira sass Meis
4 tfNatnent daea ~ heir Uteha
NaFsng ~ stuFt essnrse fhe RsF
nAsa hesue Ia the s4siesn. itenfeE
- i.sssAt, wenkeninx tte tll9rNfaaa
|nd hnAflzT The nfgsrx unefrriEE ASH
|sefspnNsite A nffsrA ~ fl'r GRIP
0ann shN urs .ls4ertee t8aaf "a ~ .lsh
ifrSiEf ard thsouie " hr4Iih lsies
"a AAeH me rrir tls~fs y afHafs tan.
~ ~ nnsnnfsasa anlfNa tilH sifpNE1
i lise patirag = fuat ~ ~ tlAf ihe
|ziY raa fiefead isef Il IS q ca.
1nn kaai eals ~ = fanir
Tho i~ssf wa 10 eofeet It's aftef.
|Heef a ibr Estn q o. to3f w. itp
|lao,i All there y 10 tWtr iaossi
Iultirr ih4a ~ " lams f1nk lss.
As sosan a. ne fFftahael fesf
oaFss thrueah re rrsfrsn sen arr
maFs - - sf~ghinx inf aenre. Graz
|4fir the TnfnF rFsefns 20 fbe r4la
hesas, 2pf49ite sal dresteaa ~ ffa
~ ynu aTn on the rosf te Aeaish.
~ " Aanss' f'iHk liIis az ~ eeafs
w l.ox ~ tuHrs ~ q b Al aif.ss. -
v w nei ffun $50 IT,. Ntams
ie.iieine tn. nelrnerintr, ~. N.
J re teisF O. ths fgNc l.4Ales.
bsal'ilnr t1e hioo.l T"
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1918-03-25
THIS WEAK,
NERVOUS WOMAN
TOOK VINOl
Il Made Her Strong and
Well

narrstsd. Wal was in q yea.
nerFoEA raa-4o~n. anasusac con1i
t.aa. 80 that ny hcuaxworh was .
nardf1. Ninci was Fecounman1rd.
and g usads me wrl ard sfrcrE. lt
IL cegtainiy ths BEST torie and
atrsngfh sfsasar haes evxr taknn. -
Mfx Jean Lewia
Naucl IS . cet awrr and iron eon-
tfltuticnai fswetv ieT weak. nervoas.
lun -town eout ian1 OF run. worrnr
1n1 ch.itfFr 44l rtrFtV pal b. r.
ssrnsd . e cess tof tsi- vsl
am DeAar Ef1FEisl oeunin4
f1n VS. All af 80 trai tras slsssa
m every iest 1r4 rey n tas resn.
~
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1918-03-25
RAW FuRS /!

Waniec a. kinds 81 Rsr Furs
Highest New rost prtts~ ps< b.
New fofk rager every Saturday At
- - CfsURCt7 ST ffOs)SfCr
FALL'<. NY. - HbeIus<&nHks
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1918-03-25

Anfts.af ean sat lhln1 ~asf te
c..sas sti then 1euaas fsis "a ~
Nnllif reiaaIntnN Harufs hnf h tskss
fsa' ran fa ea1 esanrfulnE a hard
fas4 90 ran - Isne ani tfsa pra-
cFss' 20 a'eirsosfrais li ir iersss ~ $50
c~aafl tnasr
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1918-03-25
FOR YOUNG FOLKS


The S ana III yssf sisfs n navy e'Q~ A
few xQfnx mpd.i slightly s.optng a. the
waIs' Nse Fuii ftsn onet sk.ri effect. with
deep poekets r Foli collar. with sxtra to-
cuaisf Crass h~f Narrcw slFeses
French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1916-1919, 1918-01-24
HILLGIRT

HILLGIRT-Miss Lavada Mason,
who has been spending the winter in
Inman, s. G., has returned home.
who have been visiting friends and
relatives in st. Petersburg, Fla, have
returned to Mt. Home.
Charles Weickings spent the week
end with his parents. He is attending
the Blue Ridge school.
Fred Mason is confined with la
grippe.
Ernest Smith of Spartanburg spent