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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1918-01-28
Goldman and Berkman
Must Serve Sentences

WASHINGTON, Jan. 2S-The su-
preme court, by declining rehearing
of their case and ordering the man
date issued at once, today refused to
delay further the carrying out of the
sentences OF Emma Goldman and AL
exander Berkman, convicted in New
York of conspiring to violate the draft
law. The court sustained their con-
viction on January Il.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1918-01-28
Two Robbers Hold Up
Banker and Get Sll 900

ALEXANDRIA, La, Jan. 2S-Two
men with drawn pistols early today
held up the assistant manager Of a
National bank at Oakdale, La, near
h ere, compelled him to open the vault
and escaped with about S11 900, ac-
cording to telephone messages receiv-
ed here.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1918-01-28
DEGREES SET ASIDE.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 20. - Federal
court DEGREES denying the right of the
Supreme Lodge, Knights of Pythias,
to increase assessments in insurance
of the endowment" class under its
bylaws as amended in 1888, were set
aside today by the supreme court.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1918-01-28
THE WEATHER


For ThuIahd by the United States
Weather 6ureau-Local SHOWS and
colder tonight. Tuesday fair and cold.
er. Cold wave In southeast portion.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1918-01-28

Richmond Public Schools will re-
sumo work Tuesday morning after
the Monday holiday. Eight more
Monday holidays will be observed
by the schools.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1918-01-28

Todays Temperature
The Keota news., 1918-10-11

paign. the Republican leaders will
clean up" long before the ides Of No
vember. It will be profitable even
though they lose every office-which
they expect to do.
Tom lyman has been marked "eat
isfactory" BY the Anti.Saloon League.
In view Of his record. that was ex.
pected. Since his nomination he has
been marked "satisfactory" BY ALL
Of the people. In view Of his princi.
pies, that WAS . cinch.
The Democratic platform sturdily in
dorses OWL service. But for the past
two years there has been civil service
at the state house. Nolan( % score
tary Of state. Hubbard - attorney gen
eral, Leckenby ~ auditor and now
running for treasursr. and Nrs. Brad.
ford - superintendent Of public In.
sturction. have been handing It out.
Buy w. 8. s.
Fortnez, PHOTOGRAPHER, Sterling, Colo.
The Keota news., 1918-10-11

PUBLIC SALE
Commencing at 10 a. m.
Thursday, Oct. "a, 1918
Conrad Moor Farm, I miles south OF ke0ta,
6 IL miles southwest of Buckingham IL miles east
and south of Brggsdae
10 Head of Horses, Mares and Colts
Celdne old weight l4oo roam mare years DID, weight
bay ymre.6yea weight 1850
years oLwesht1 ;sonelm mare DID, weight 1900
years old weigh" 1000 2 2yeoh colts 500 pounde
weight 9OO
% Head of Cattle and % Hogs
?redm mnchc hom2t to yeaso weight
, ss 1000 s x h ,s % ~. 5 <s1 sa % s s ns i s
old 1000 to be fresh in spring: 4 long year.
bredP PohndC China asows
Machinery, ETC.
s,ky pIo~. l6nch; p s O. disk gang po~; grass
o.bone disk harrow IA disk. good as new Kentucky H.
P& nht.or lrow; disk e.thato r9% corn planter eoed
nethamea; ?. pnsp Bradley
TERMS: Sums of $40 and UNDER cash; that amount
months time on bankabe note at 10 per cent interest
with privilege of renewal if necessary.
CONRAD MOOR, Owner
NOOK HAYES, Aucuonssrs FARMERS STATE BANK Clerk
Lunch Served by Red Cross Ladies
: S long s%:s ] tn. ;; % s % YOU'LL WANT AN Kodak and
{: ;::: 's'' ABSTRACT Finishing
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-21

isl and she couldn't possibly expect
hnr 10 give up that campfire trip, ana
vet she says that hateful thing to make
Judith uncomfortable She's Always
looking for a chance to ma kpcople un-
comfortable. 1 guess that's why / dis
like her.
& Chance to Pity Hehseh.
I added mental note to that: Ano
4 chance to pity herself"
For. isn't that the keynote OF ~o-
mans character.
She doesn't know when she has been
to the theatre.
She works up 4 state OF agsrieVeo-
ness because Of 4 little cousin, VINO Is
really nothing TO hcE isn't gong 10 oe
honi: during her visit.
can Just imagine tho look os heE
face rs she says these things for
have met her, and not only hcr put
,nnny of her sisters (and orothcrs)
under the skin.
Like a Fretful Voice.
think there arc few qualities that
ontaronizc one more than SELF pity,
There is something so eEotisticat anu
so whining about it. 1t sets you on
edge. lust like L fretful voice. In inc'
tho two often appear simultaneously.
"a 7 didn't wtnder any longer why my
fri,nd was unclannish enough to dislike
her cousin.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-21
SIDE TALKS
BY RUTH CAMERON.
UNIV She Dtsnked Her Cousin.


,Rut why do you dislike her. So: l
asked friend who had been telling me
az q cousin whom she could not seem TO
help disliktnS. had met the cousin
causunlly and could not srn any obvious
roasou for the feeling of aataSonlSm.
What does she do OF say to you.
NV friend considered. her chm cuppeo
in her hand
She says all sorts Hateful things,
she finally offered.
Such as" l suggested t'Soch as Is
ono Of the nicknames my friends nave
for me because I am always using II as
a cruybar to pry out the definite oehino
the general StatemerO.
Sne Didn't Know when She Had Been
To the Theatre
We'll. she and mother are cousins
and they correspond and IL MotheF
writes to her that she has been 70 the
theatre or some such place with me.
Cousin Edith writes back that motnor
is very lucky to have daughters VINO
arc anxious for her to have gooc
time-that she doesn't know %hen Sne
has been TO the theatre And her own
daughters are perfectly lovely to heT.
Then. last time sho came to see U.S.
Judith Cher younger sister, was going
away on a camping trip ana touSin
Edith acted so aggrieved about IL. ohe
said, How would YOU feel II you c'llne
to my house and ! went away the next
day. Wasn't that absurd: Shc docs
nj care anything about Judith: shc -
always fussinc because she doesn slt
still in her chair (you know what judith
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-21

The winning o; thu war, and
hence the future O. the world, is to
a large extern: in the hands OF
American women. The patriotic
spirit and devotion. with which
American women have so far per-
formed war-service work and made
sacrifices due to the nations war
preparations have never been
equalled in the history OF any
country. Mothers, wives and sisters
are called upon to face separation
from all that is most dear to them.
Many of our women support thus
burden with strength and fortltude'
But those who are already miserable
from the complaints and weak
nesses which arc 30 common to
women should take the right tonic
for the womanly system. That weak
back accompanied by faintness,
nervousness or slceplessness. are
symptoms that should be treated.
DR.. Pierce's Favorite Prescrlp-
ton, the woman's tonic which has
had the greatest number OF sup
norters and testimonials for the
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-21
SOCIETY HAS
TRAVELLED SOME
ExpANSE OF TIME HAS SEEN
WONDERFUL CHANGES IN
RANSPORTATION.
other Items Of Interest Gathered
Throughout The Social
world.

When our flushing Grandnothcrs and
ErHudiath"r w"rr Joined III hoiF "co-
lurh''.--lu use an ancient expression
they took their honeymoon trip IN
;.,rrc cnach"S. Some went as far as
ifiy miles from home. y long journey
i'm those days Those who lived near
the rivers took their trip ~ loves
Inung dream down the winding stream
upun boats after being launched Upon
ms sea as one. The Ohio river car
ri.i thousands Of young Homogeneous
rrs" in the days before tho civil war
and even after the long struggle be-
,murlrs living in the Wheeling district
who spent their wedding tour On
Steamboat. There arc PERHAPS some
few couples ~ this state "ho 'eh1oyca
Il long trip In stage cnacn TO SOME
summer resort. 1t is declared by the
older ones who have been married long
enough To celebrate their golden wed
ding anniversary. that the hhpricst
DAVIS OF their lives was when they went
gliding down tn" Obi" riier on one OF
Inc beautiful and stately steamboats, or
the years zone by. In those days there
were many grand steamers.
The invasion of the railroad put INC
uuictuS on steamboat trN"tIng LOT
pleasure. Today ii is only memory
To- a great extent. How many young
cnunlcS would think Of spending their
honeymoon on the river But AS ms
tory r,.pratS itself, the day may come
when tho great y grandchildren or those
who enjoyed the packets will spend
their honeymoon in the Same way.
For many years wedding tours nave
been taken on railroads. with the pcau-
IiGul parlors and sleeping car accommo-
latinns. The evolution OF time ms
wrought wonders.
This summer many couples instead OF
trayclin,: in trains mu,"red 10 resorts
whore they spent their happy dreams
of honeymoon AS the roads are I'M
proved, it is believed that each year
will see more wedding trips taken VIA
the automobile. ,,. :,
who can read tho future: First II
was the stage coach, then the steam
boat, then III" train and now The auto
mobile for homogeneous. Is the DAY
coming when II wedding tour VIII DC
Sprnt in the mir: As soon as IN" m'h-
lister has tied tho knot" and r"nsratu-
intions arc extended the bridegroom ne
will slip on his heavy gloves ana sa!
come darling. fly with me-. ana a"hE
; They will sail into the air like NV" cou-
| ing doves und within Il short space 81
! time arrive AT tho summer resort IN
cjdcntally, MS Il suggestion. the airplhh'
/ would b. an excellent mode Tor cioplhS
| couples. especially if father mad no
| machine.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-21
FURLoUGH5 FOR JEWS.

SJJYF YORK. AuE. 2D.--t'"lnnrl Harry
Cutler. chairman OF IN" Jewish welfare
board. announced t"-night that III" navy
department had Issued general order.
almilar TO that issued recently by thu
war Department.. granting fnrl"nghs -
jewish sailors from September Il I" .
ana September IA Ia II. In order that
they might observe the holy days fall
ing within these tlHtmI. Tho board has
provided for tho nntrrtntnnNnt of sailors
on leave. and has asked The department.
10 arrange for srrvic"n on :,hip!'narI for
Jews to whom furlnughs could not ID
issued because Of military necessity.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-21
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Bradford. Of

guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Bradford. Of
Oakland. Md.
the guest Of relatives in Elm Grove.
Patrolman N. T.. Coulter OF tho city
Police department. Is enjoying his vaca-
ton at down-state points.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. a House and Misses
Helen and Rnna House. nave returned
from Mountain Lake Park.
Miss Louise Davis, of Lexington, Ky.
who has been the guest of Mrs. Guy
Holden. has como to Rochester. y. Y.
Mis- Genevievo Young. Of this city, IS
visitor in New York City.
City Manager g. o. NaElc is at
Charleston, attending tho hearing Of the
Traction Company before the Public
Service Commission.
City Solicitor n. J. Cullinan. ia at
Charleston on business In tho interest
of the city.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-21
Serving Regulations For
Public Eating Places
rood Administration Makes Ruling
About Serving Bread and
Sugar.

Service regulations for public eatinG
nIaccs IN, West Virginia we're Issued
Yesterday by the state federal food al
ADMINISTRATION. Not more than two ounces
Of Victory bread shall hereafter De
served any person at n single meal
Radical reductions are made in the
serving of sugar. The now regulations
follow:
Whcat-Not more than two ounces
gross weight, of Victory bread or rolls,
mr four ounces. gross weight. Of quick
hr,ads containing not more than rs l-S
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-21
Our Boys in Camp

Have withstood many hardship
without complaint. To combat
outbreaks of disease both In war
and in peace times it is imperative
that the liver and kidneys be kept
active. Rid tho body Of the tode
poisons and you keep we'll. An o.
casional laxative is necessary fos
the best Of health. Such Z ono e
made Of May apple, aloes and isls2,
rolled into 3 tiny, sugar coa*ed PED
Let, and long sold a. Dr.. feroet
Pleasant Pellets at al dluR,sAoces..
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-21

per cent wheat flour. shall be served.
any person at any one meal.
. Sugar.. No sugar bowl shall Do
placed on any table or lunch counter
in any dining room
.. No sugar shall be served to any
guest except on that guests order;
but tho waiter or waitress may inquire
whether or not sugar is desired and,,
If so. what kind. =.
3. For coffee or tea, hot or iced. only
two half Jumps or one rounded tnoI,
heaping) teaspoonful Of other sugar.
may be served to each person. =
4. For cereal or fruit. one teaspoon
full: only of granulated or powdered.
sugar or It's equivalent per person. X;
n person orders cereal and fruit, no,
moro than one teaspoonfu shall De
served for both
S. No sugar shall be served to guests
for any other purpose than these IN
these rules specified.
6. Service Of one guests portion 10
another guest (where first guest does
not desire sugar and orders double por-
ton to second guest). Is forbidden.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-21
Dancing Party This Evening.

Mossrs. Albert and Robert Whitaker
are in charge Of 4 dancing party which
will hn held this evening AT tho Coun-
try Club. and which members OF inc
Younger social sci nr" looking forward
t0 with pleasant antiripnt0nS. The pro-
cccds will hr given To thu Blue Cross So
cicty. an organization whose object Is
Ia care for the dumb animals VIII" are
wounded in assisting their masters IN
his wnrI,l STRIFE. There promises Ia ""
Il very large crowd in ATTENDANCE" and
aside from thr w"nd"rful results that
. The funds received Will accomplish. the
| dance is ais, IN opportunity Tor a Jolly
good time for all who participate.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-21
This Enables One to Be
Rid of COrns Forever

No discovery for Tho removal Of rnrna
and callugcs has met with such un-
qualified approval III" w"nI"rfu:
'Blnyo" nnthnd. Nothing else tak"s ",It
tn. corn cmtirrl y--inc!ndinE tn" r""t--:s"
r,;.:ily, quickly. with"u, the least pain.
Euunly good for lard "r soft c"rnr.
whrIhor on top h0t;nm. rid" or hri wc"n
toes, The G. II. Cries; IIruE 60. IL
among WhrrlirI; druggists who roo
ulnn"nd II. y quarters worth of ''K!n-
gu" Will do for IN rniir" im1nlly. \
drop ar Two giYn instant relief. EnIirr
corn just 'shrt"elH up, lu"s"n" md you
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-21
Winning Of War is up to Women

past fifty years, is Just tho herbal
tonic required if a woman is borne
dowa by the pain and suferinss
at regular or irregular intervals, BY
nervousness or dizzy spells, by
headache or backache. "Favotite
Prescription" can now be had in
tablet form as well es liquid Of
most drug stores. Send to d..
Pieroe's Invalids' Hotel, Buffalo, n.
for q lOc trial package Of tablets.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-21
Patriotic Playground Pageant

A pageant Of n patriotic mature. which
will include more thnn one hundred
adults and children VIII be staged III
tho Market Auditorium Friday evening.
August card. Tho "nirin east will lie
dressed I'm tho nntivr c"rturnrH of tho
allied cnuntri"3 The affair IL h"ins
given under tn" supervision OF Est her
Z. ENlks. playground dir""ir"H". \
small ndmissiOn fec will u" charged ana
the pruc"rdn will br lI:t,'l for Ihn lllr-
pose Of financing tho Fairgrounds nHsn-
citation.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-21

About People
Movements of Individuals to ana
From the City.
AT TEE HOTELS

mc1nrs-G. ". Hill. Sistersvil1e: ?,
l.. Clark. l:!kins. i. 5: stone. pa[Kers-
bury: DR.. W. G1. c. Hill. Cameron; a.
7 DadiHman. MorEantown: Arthur SOL
meyer. Chnrlcston: T. w. Stnlth. w. ~
Straight. Fair1nont: Mr. and Mrs. ~ w :
Fleming. ElckhanRoh; tFa"Ao'N
ard. Cameron.
Grand Central--Tcorgc +. 1Iencr,
Hn-tf"rd: L. +. McCray. Faul SlcIEay'
Fairmout. et
Eow Hlnrtinsvi1le: f. a Smith. Donald
smith. Ferris Smith. Hartford; II. W.
stsrn,nEF. V. Iams. New Martins
willie. 3!ra w. r. Hostutl"r and dauGh-
ter. Hundred: John Bowman. ClarkshurG.
Rogers. II. Conway. N. "lstnail'
Mnrgant"wn.
Mrs. I.ayina Tcmplctnn has received
word that her son. Fred Bci"n"r. has
arrived safely in Franco.
Harry V. Graham has returned TO
Camp sherman after spending II Two DAY
furlough at his home IN tn" Island.
Miss Cathnr.n" Jones has hc"n To-
moved 10 htr nome in East Whcclin &
from the Wheeling hospital.
Robert Anderson has r,:turncd from a
businrs. trip to I'arkershure.
Arthur stone. OF South Jm""D street
leaves to-day for Il. fishing trp al
(irurgian1 Ray points.
Miss Henrintta Graham. OF Eric. Pa.
10 visiting ulit-,h"-pIk" trionds.
John "i:ud" Gn,"ii"ld. OF Lynchhurg
! va. il yiSii!nr old c"i"ee chunls Of tho
: Virginia Military Institute i'll this city
! Miss Roberta Hutchinson. Of Camden
; South S. tn SID.
! Mrs. Mary Shane. ,r Pittsburgh. Il
| Visiting n"r snr. i'n,rs" W. Shan" nnc
! family. on the Island.
!, Mrs. Robert tirnffrey and son. MaSlrl
! Ivan. Of Toledo, -. left f"r home yes
! trrday nft"r IT tw" weeks WISH with rel
: atiyrS out thu pike.
Mr.. and Mrs Andrew $chln!tt. Of tn
; Island WILL spend il shurl vacation al
. Canton. \.
!: Mr.. and Mrs. Ii"ury Shut. md chill
/ dren and Miss F'rvdu Il.lburg arc Il
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-21
Lad1ca' Aid SosIety.

Tho Ladies Aid Society district NJ ;.
Of the First Methodist Episcopal church
of AICMrrhru. met last evening n the
hem Of Mrs. Glenn Hartman. y very
enjoyable time was had by the ladies
md 1T Il late hour a dainty luncheon
WTS served.
District Ne. Of tn" Ladies Aid Will
meet tins evening IT HE home Of Mrs
Wesley BumEardn1r.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-21
Fox.Kclley Wedding.

Announcement has been made Of tho
marriage OF Mr.. j. W. Fox. of this city
nnd Mrs. Ella Parker Kelley. Of Cuya-
hoga Falls. Ohio. which WIS solemnizcd
June ~. 1915. Th" ceremony was per
formed ri the NJ. l.. church IN CuyahoEA
Falls, with only Il small group of the
intimate friends of the couple in, attend
ancc.
Mrs. Fox is a prominent resident OF
the Ohio town. and is pronrictrcSs of
In" Riverside Hotel ut CuyahoEa Fails
Nr, Fox is Il we'll known automobile
salesman Of this city They will take
up their residence III Cuyahnga Falls
The many friends of the bride and
groom will hasten IN extend best
wishes and congratulations.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-21

Mrs. Cora Sloan Dibblc of Flint,
Mich. Will arrive IN Wheeling tOmor-
row To be the guest OF Mrs. John Muir
ray OF the Island. Mrs. Dihblc has
been spending the past fcw weeks III
New York City, where her husband.
Sergeant Floyd Dihhl has been station
Cd until ordered To overseas service this
week.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-21

Monday morning Al S o'clock at the
home Of Mrs. Ella Stult. Of MoundSville,
occurred the marriage Of her daughter,
Miss Mrlva Jane tn Frederick +. Saith,
of Orange, y. y Rev. Garner. pastor
Of the Episcopal church Of Moundsrill",
performed the ceremony.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-21
save Food-Build Up Reserves.

'lVr cannot administer tho food
Drohl,n IN the basis Of ono years war.
Wc must nrrparr. for it's long rontinu-
ancc IL W. are 10 insure np:'hlut" VIC
tory declared thr food controllers or
The I.niurd States. France, Italy ana
i'Ercat Britain In n joint resolution
| adopted at thri:' conference III Lonnoh.
! Tho resolution. which was rahlcd 10
In. United States food administration.
I cmphasi.cs the necessity Of building up
! reserves in North America al an IN
| suH,ucc against possible crop failures
! here and r1srwhcr" and the diminution
of agricultural labor. The resolution
! follows:
"Rcsolvcd. That while tho Increased
! production Of the United States ron
! ders It possible to relax some OF IN"
! restrictions which have borne with pc
! culiar hardship upon NIL our peoples
yrt il Ia absolutely necessary that rigid
! economy and elimination Of waste IN
, thr consumption and handling ~ all
! fondsutffs ma we'll Rs Increased pro-
! ducion. should he maintained through
! out the European allied countries ma
in North America. II Is only ny Su'h
economy and elimination or waste
that tho transportation OF thr n"cns-
sary men and supplies from North
America to the European front can
no ACCOMPLISHED and that stocks or
fnodstuffs. can hc built up in North
America ns m insurance against inc
ever present danger OF having faiIurH
and the possible necessity Tor. large
and emergency drafts to Europe. VIC
cannot administer tho food problem
on tho basis nf ono years war. W
must prepare for the long cnntinuanco
II We are 10 insure absolute victory.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-21
Miss FIadIng EntertRius.

Miss Rose I'ladinE entertained the W.
r. l.. Sewing club Ut hr home In INC
north end Monday evening. The affair
being "a miscellaneous shower for Mrs
90 Sprnrue n bride of the past month";
Tho evening was spent In knitting ana
sewing after which tempting lunch
con was served, MI appointments ne1ne
carried out in pink and white; INC
bride was the recipient Of number or
h.nm,iCuI riffs from tile friends who
i were:
Misses:
| isabelle WEIGH. y. j.. MaNwell.
Cnrrinne l'rrt tyman,N M. Anderson
! Gertrude TOnmcy, Nellie Moore
Helen Prcttyman, q. ". frett!tnnn'
! Edith Darnell, Kathryn Morr>son'
! Rose l'lading, VIM. Roth.
. Mcsdancs: Agnes Miller,
Lee Sprague. j. 4. flaulhe,
! W. r. Thomas, J. Rowcy.
/ J. L. SaChcT.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-21

Gcorg" Sribcrt. we'll known young bus
mess man Of Elm Grove and PROPRIETOR
of the Oakrs al Wheeling Park on III"
National Road. entertained I'll the tlraf-
tees from the county who ar" To leave
within tho near future at his place NJ
business last evening and great throng
were in attendance II meet them. y
splendid banquet was followed ny dune
ing and games and II wa: we'll toward
morning before the merry makers de-
Parted for their homes. all pleased with
litrir evenings entertainment.
Many Of the lads from tho country
district came in machines. while others
from tho towns along the National road
i.a,nc nv trolley and one and all enjoyed
themselves Ia the utmost and IL was al
most impossible to thank Mr.. Scihcrt for
his hospitality.
Many other affairs will be held dur
ing the coming week for the boys but
none Of them will b. as large. or or such
nropnrtionS rs that held last evening.
Quite number Of tn" boys leave for
camp one week from tomorrow and they
sure did enjoy themselves 10 the utmost
last evening.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-21

Mr.. and Mrs. Austin Wood and dauGh-
tor. Miss Mary Ellen. haT, returned at
ter a short visit with Judge Ferry
Wood and family ut Athens. W. Va
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Canning Mar Petersburg.

Another party Of Wheeling motorists
nrc camping near Petersburg. Virginia.
on the banks Of the Potomac.
MIR. md Mrs. Charles Ephlin and
daughters Jane and Betty Of 5. YORK
street md DR.. and Mrs. George otto and
daughter Margaret Of North Wheeling.
are spending "'tnlEhts vacation en-
tuyinr camp life. Th" trip was made
in I,r. Otto'S larSr REQ touring car.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-21
Smith-Stult wedding.

charge includes: Wilbur ShaTbaugh,
Harold Wilbur. George LaFlam.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-21

Miss IFrng"nn Williams Of New Mar
tinsvillt. is the guest nf Mrs. II. X.
Peters Of EdEwood.