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STOCKS AND BONDS.

srrntlinE number Of days ut HFahtoh'
has returned home. go ho-
Miss Katie Iiurk" continues III at He1
horn. Oh Fifth street. .,
Miss Wilma MARBLE is improving a.
tor n severe Siege OF typhoid IeNcE ~
her home ON Seventh street. O
AIRS, Carpenter is improving alter
severe illness. ,, II,
for some time, is improving. ,
Miss FLORENCE Scitncr has rnturneu
hom,, after 4 brinf visit at WcilshfrE:
Mrs. Clyde Thomas. wh" has n.cn !"
for some time. is iinpr"vini nicely
Mr.. and Mrs. Petcr%Scithcr SrrhC YES
tcrday with friends AT Pittsburgh
N~S lInIiir Lcwis continues Ill at hcr
HON" on MarshnA street. hama a.,
I'll ISlli0tfi., confined at hts nome OF
Caldwell street with influcHzn.
Harry Johnson and family have re-
turned to their homo at MannnEl"h al
ter spending r lev days IN TINS e.!'
Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Williams arc lf'-
proving after Il severe Illness;
Mrs. Nora \ ndcrson nf Liitlcton FpcHt
Saturday in this city. , ava
Mrs. George Miller OF Nineteenth ana
Marshall streets is able 10 DC .Ao"uI
again after II severe illness.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. @. Taylor o! br,oEE ~
pnr;, ". Va. are spending Few days IN
'": Mrs. Clyde Muldrcw continues III at
hcr homo on Marshall street.
Inmcs welsh OF rurncsvtlir spent sat-
urday in this city with r"lat Ives,
Mrs. Geo Locy ard daughter fl"1Gi.
Of EnrnCSviiir spent last Week IN NV
I,ftirc l;crn+rd R:d.l,r continues III al
his homo on Fourth street. ,e
Mss E-;hc: f.ctticWcll IS aplc 20 ",
ot,T,it a:Erin after sever" illness.
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IRON REVIEW

NEW YORK. Dec. l5.---rractically all
branches .: the metal market are marx.
ing time waiting rHadJustment o.
prices incident to a return TO peace
conditions.
lively engaged with government officials
IN arranging details OF Il reconSlruction
program. Wire producers VIII CON
tinua maximum prices owing 20 IN
high cost OF production. Sales OF htEh
speed tool steel were made during thS
week IL $3.50 q pound. a reduction CT
- pcr cent. Heavy melting steel scrap
yvaS reduced 10 S@4 Il ton delivered. 70
below the maximum fixed Price. otncs
grades following with declines iepm -
10 81 a ton, The export demand t2s
sell riotrs showed an increase. while
tnr"iG, inquiries for pig iron rcacheu
an aggr.sltc OF 2p.0nn tons.
Anticipating = withdrawal OF copper
RESTRICTIONS al the close OF the month.
ing policy. Estimates OF new price
els varied. the maJority ot Opinions
faynrln. "A slight drop until the de-
maat; "ver;akes the present accumuia-
tiUn oi stocks.
Thu. status Of Kin is being aGitate9
which sill not pass from g"Eernrnent
contr"t January first. 49,,
Unless importers protests are heed,,
cd. control Will hH continued untll
Steel PRODUCTS company have been
liGuidatcd The trade was aroused over
the prospect of continued restrictions
and difficulty Of Arranging safes hcld
trading down to niiiinuT.
Lead r-!caS remained. unchanged from
last week. W:;h general predictions ot
NJ! opru market january l. there was
prac;;ral, no trading. Speter vas
weak
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s,ansberry. Ira j. Waynesourg. o.
Goodwin, Russell T.. Canton. O.
Joyce, JOSEPH. YOUNGSTOWN. =.
O'i;ri. II, Robert. PIuua. Q.
-. '.snnw.-Id Edward. Columbus O.
Adkins, Pred, Ferguson, W. Va
........a rr.,I:k. HuAcsrille. ..
Al"kland. .,lhin j.. Pittsburgh. Pa
Huh. tarl W. Erie. Pa
Ross, John. Tul.do. Q.
Shepherd, John a.. Mount Gay, W. Va.
Smith. Floyd H. Alliance. o.
smith. Frank u. Marblchsad. O.
Eoncek. joe. Pittsburgh; Pa.
Murphy. John J. Cleveland. o.
Darnianaky. Nick. Eandcrsrift. Pa
Dries, pete. Scwicklcy. Pa.
i;a1iclla. steve. Pittsburgh. Pa
Herman. james P. MaSsillon, O.
Lupps. Charles. pittsburgh. Pa
En r, 3,. Edw1 10bn Enc r Bedford fS O.
westfail. Roy Batton- Bench, ". Va
W'ykr. Raymond John. Lewett. Q.
Mason, Wiley. V!nto1, W. Va
parker, rhomas NJ senwood, ". Va
riggs Edward ". xenova, W va
Rogers, william Patrick. Newton,
n. Vn.
Fuikcrson. Chace F.. East Akron. O.
Hoover. Ray A. Osnabmrg. O.
Pazdcrnik. Anton. Cleveland, o.
Pietrowski. Wladislaw. Cleveland. o.
Rooney. Frank y. Toledo. o.
. Sonner. Harold y. Hillsh0ro. Q.
Tegler Frederick. Eric. Pa.
Davis, RAu,cr B. valley Fork, W. Va.
Curka. John. MononGahcla Pa
I+cimr:ch. Frederick Fernate. Tolado.
ohio
flinders. Andrew 3. New Western. Q.
SiElock. Albert Cincinnati. o.
Sweeney, Edward. Cleveland 0.
Sager. John Fl. Continental. Q.
Singer. Lester L. Columbus. .
Stonagr. Andrew Morcsscn. Pa
Supler John NJ. RockucS, W. Va.
Warso. Simion. McKnc's Rocks. Pa.
Weaver. Fred. Somcrrille. Q.
Dodxe, Chester o. Terra Alta W. Va
F'allon. John. McKcesport. Pa
Horny. Jack Akron. O.
Klay. Rene l.. Bluffton. q.
Lewis, Philip S. Sirtla, W. Va
Lillis William J. Cincinnati. @
NcNutt. Charles r. Princeton, W. va.
mccoy, Lonty. Spice, W. Va
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$50 =---a---- Sc
SAND HILL

NJ Iarre4 poufhcrt%. who PaSscEi
nv. -: h.s ia;r hu:n.' in Fattcr""ii' Al''
~. inferred II :hr Sand llill ccHacteI!'
wa formrr!: r"s'dFnt O! ms C"' ~
rrIr:i, !.r wi.. Il charter ln"m!cI on
,h', lEcpn Posi- so. H.. q. y. T.. ana now
tn,y 60 original member survives. nc
,,m ,..,.rnr IL 20. J.. FIfih Vest var
sjnio ya,@n:rc"~. II" . survived D! an
aged M.rr aIa tnrfc sons "I'a ~, 49,
Sanrh;cr: and ~cveral hroih"r$. rev.
Gs-rnh, ,TfjrjaI"d Cridcr Brothers.
funeral directors. ,,,L
The y.",!G.r: bells Will en- Dec. l4th.
our ,.I,lcicn, mail carrier II Route No.
. 49,, Kin, Grave, Nr. John Jiigcr. !s
quite III and Mr.. George Hand IS h'H"S
I Mr. t;irn Ecnt. who has been i'll nj his
hrnthcr's in Elm Grove. has GENIE nome
IL his parents J. L. i>ents 10 re'uPe'
Mrs. victor Moss. xh" has h""n III 81
rho lin. is much .iInprnl cd. while Mr.
Arthur Moss continues i'll.
Mr. Ori!c k;mm"ns an" WIFE, VINO
hnvn hocn quite III. arc n!s" much nm
Mr. W. II. Turner and GENTLY spent I,,,;
sunday with Ills math"r. Mrs. saH'u"I
Turner, who will spend IN" winter
months with Mr.. W. A. Cnldw"iI.
the rast wcrk with her mother MTS'
frank Shepherd. Of Big Wheeling cFrSk.
Mrs. james Junkins returned nom"
SUNDAY from 4 Nr"ks visit with rroh-
lives in rurnsviIic. In. ,,....,
Mr.. and Mrs: George MHt'2rihan re-
turned homo Monday from Il pleasant
Wit with their daughter. Mrs, tTcisIcr'
az Patterson. .;--
MIR. Herbert Winters was tranSactinG
business in WcIlsburE or Monday.
Miss nlanch" .lyuLkc sp"ni last %ecK
visiting her grand mother. Mrs. Shcp-
M.fi ni Wheeling creek.
Miss Della colo. &c near Cameron, Is
WISHING rrlutivrs hcrt. .
After ny interval n eight weeks AIRS.
j. l., Kent hnG received letter rom
hor ran. Forest dated Nov. 80. stating
that H. is 0u,i" VOL and in arttr" :rr
v:cr and ~" ictinr hnr" e." marks ~
WIZ: country 90 rlac" ~ae h" stationed.
Mrs ru"cS; Kent was *h"rpihE IN
i;Irl Grove ard visiting relatives Mon
day. -,
Mrs.. f'arri" Srahrich; is seriously ~
p, tho :rnnc Of her sister. Mrs. John
Mr.. md AIrs. Walter Marsh and
daughter spent Wednesday with MI.
and Mra Adolnh Fisher OF Clay Pike
Miss Lille Winters is spending Some
limo with her friend. Mrs. {. \. Earle
wine.
Mrs. Elsie Sh:rh"hrd. or H!rchC's Run
spent Monday with Mrs. W. II. turner
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UN5E ELEMENT
IN \. Y. STOCKS

NEW YORK D.>c. tI.--Th" securities
market las, wcck reflected more clearly
the many unprecedented ana lEtlcata
. problems which surround financial. IN
dustrials and general economic conoi-
tons as 4 result cf ~" CONCLUSION Q. the
war.
Events in tho field of reimbursement
and reconstruction proceeded apace but
u, Scvcr;,! instances these were accom-
panied by pronounced uns"tucment. The
mos; disturbing development in Wall
streets view was the McAdoo plan to
extend federal control OF the railroads
y A period OF five years. This suggeS-
ticr was received with marked dis,aror
By many bankers and executives ~h"
were consequently interested in the M
d;catjons that early action opposing th'
plan would b. taken In congress-
Although the war Industries board Is
committed to the policy nt canceIIl"s
and reducing contracts with me !HsI>.
diSturSa nee. the carly dissolution 81 thtAt
auxiliary u: the government seems ~
have been anticipated in the cutting q.
price schedules by manufacturers OF
stc,-i and ron and producers OK copper
The stock market and it's reia'eo
branches ,,nil FOR iii;i" detailed comment.
Dealings ,v-r.. r:rcuu,Scrib"d and over
vSh.lnl;nEiy professional. tho %e"N fno-
ing with moderate rcceSS:ons IN rals
and rcy"rS:,t$ a: TWO "a seven points
among industriai$ equipments. metals
ana speculative issues.
Apar, From 4 slight relaxation In cai'
loans. money conditions were not mater
tally altered. ""r is any appreclao1H
change expected until the new year Is
we'll under way. Large sums are 70 DC
d;sbu-Scd next month in payment OK in
rercst and dividends. but thus Ear tn'
customary now year investment inquiry
mas been exceedingly light.
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STATE farmers WEEK
HAS Been POSTPONED

HORGANTOWN, W Va Dec. 10
That farmers seek. the big state meet
Thousand farmers. farm women: firm
bows End girls from all parts OF IVES;
Virginia has been indefinitely postponed
We nrrnrnccd here today BY the ofh-
ciols at West Virginia university;
lrpurls coming from all parts OF
rhr state Indicate such a. widespresf
distribution Of III" "flu'' that, tho au-
thoritic$ nj the university. after con,
rcrring it'll health officers ana rural
leaders In different, sections Of 'he
cidcdly inadvisnblc to have this. 81;
gathering % men. women: boys a':l
girls on tho date originally announced.
While plans were pr os'1ad to- con- m.
bcS; and most attractive week OF its
Kind in the history Of the institution.
those having III" meeting In charge be-
liev". NEVERTHELESS. that tho university
itself should assume an active lcadSr-
stAtc's people.
The postponcmont will undoubtedly
come as distinct diFappoin'men; 20
hundreds OF rural people and oth2ra
Interested IN agriculture and rural ne.
as we'll Ms ncccssitatr marked change
IN tho pians Of such organizations AZ
tho Federation OF Farm Bureaus. state
horticultural society. the State Live.
stock association and others, 10 all or
which tho first week in January hal
for several years been marked on their
calendars and reserved Mt farmers week
at the university.
The agricultural extension depart.
mont Announces that special arrange
mcnts will follow relatir" 10 the morn
hers OF the boys and girls prize win
nrrs' course who would otherwise have
been in attendance al farmers: veck
and also relative 10 the WORKING out OF
Inc stalr program for food production
IN 1919
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neccaa.nn To PnEtnr.

\ reception was '"na"'esi 'hr:r Row
pastor. Rev. .I"j- r:"dnw aud tam.
hy lnciu."'r:. anu irt''''i" -: -: " =.
,IGrrh. N IN" 'hur,I H@r!"r~. Friday
evening.
4 i.;,r.r, ma 'nHN.r.' rrrgrarn war
nm interesting f,.t;!"" Hitr ""r-s %
wr,""Ia'- BY {. :. '';!t"1 I'D "'hcr
m"n.h''" - the g':rr "a'ioU. feeling
Responded :" i! ~. iehI"w.
Rcv. J"nr.ngs. &C. tn" l:aptisi church.
ard Rev konn::: ~ ;"h Presbyterian
church. also maGr short ~"IcH;rc adj
drU<SrS
Nr enjoyable z..r.s: ..,"n;n@ waa spent
at tho ron,lU% i,n '"f ",h refreshments
wr-H s:rrnd.
Mrs. Frank srr.,r. nf Spr.nginIc. y
Y. has lrr: ~. nor hnn," after Il visit
with her brother. Ch1r!rs n-ak" a!.I
family.
Matt Ryan canc in from WnSh:av'on
Friday. HAVING hcGn DISCHARGED rom
Mss Maggie t'nddrn accompanied her
sister. Miss Mar; raGG,u h"rc to
Wheeling Friday evening.
Mrs. .Iarlcs IEl.n. Of Tairmont. and
Walter Smith. of G-urttuwn wrrr called
here by tho death Of their sister. Mrs.
ii. j. Taught.
Miss Pnarl Wilson has accepted Z no-
si1i"n In The public schools at Washing
ION.
Rnhcrt Tnlmar is here from Camp
Wheeler. ca. whcrn he has hcen in
training III The !na''hlnr gun division nf
tho T.. 8. service.
MiSa iha wilson was called IN. rlarks-
burg by thc illn"sa "r her sister
Mrs Lloyd MOORE VAS cal!rl Z" Fast
lLivrrnool hy The dcnih nf Il relative
Mrs Frnnorh las returned ~ her
nome at Rowl""hu-S after 4 visit ~ n"
NJ r parsrna sc.
Mss Leah Hubs has returned 10 her
home in Mnnndsvl!r Saturday. after
visit with Misa Gladys Rcdduw ut tho
N. r.. parsonage.
Rev. 4. r. Hanrs has Let for his
hhma In Rrownavilic Pa. after conduct
ing successful cvanrniIStic service nj
thr Christian church here.
Miss Dawn Smith. n teacher in Mar
ClnGtnn Srh"nls, is confined Ia h"7 HON"
at Barrnckr!llr. with II broken wrist r.
c"i"", in Il fail.
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wsIiong, Harvey M Pucrhannon, W
DALLAS

Friends or Private Russell CRAWFORD
arc gricved to know of his serious ill.,
ness al Camp Sheridan, Alabama Ho
had been in II hospital suffering with
measles and WAS improving when pneu-
nlunia set in. His father. Hiram Craw-
furd, received Il telegram Wednesday
night from camp. and h" Lett early on
Thursday for his sont bedside.
Several Of tho boys rrnrl this vicinity
who have bncn overseas for tho last few
months have been heard from during the
past week Among thoS? heard from
were Lee White. Jess Cuttings, Nor
tor Patt!Son. Charley EiEEle. lie" Git
t!rcs, Walter Toland. Orrille RiSsle and
VIII RiGElc.
Tho Dallas pcnpl" can surely rcjo:c
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LEVIATHAN TO DOCK
MONDAY WITH 5000
YANKEE SOLDIERS

NEW YORK, Dee. 15.-pue TO heavy
f0e which has hung over port Tor 'hS
past - hours. thr American transport
I.cviathan. with more than A.hdn Arn'r'-
can soldiers and sailors from France.
was unnhi" 20 dock today. She arrived
cff Sandy Hook yesterday. but her Size
made unsafe amy attempt to proceed
through thr channel. II tho fog HTS
tine 1.cviathan will dock early tolnorr""
morning.
The French line steamship chicago
which went aground early today III INC
lower harhnr while outhound. was 1r"co
at high tide. and proceeded on her NoS-
ngc 10 Bordeaux.
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West Vhginian Dies
With Smile on Lips
On Day Of Armistice

MARTlNSBrPG. W. Na.. Dec. Ia
c,rporai.&auI Colo. formerly OF thS
county. was kil,S November II III
France. the da: the armist:cc WIS sien-
c6, According to a letter son; 10 'nc
parent. Of Corporal Cole. he d'cd ~"
minutes n tcr tho fighting stopped. tn.
IcI,rr states that the young man. wncn
,rlI Of tho end. smiled in IN" lace al
hiY attendant. turned over and expired.
Death occurred in Z base hospital wheFe
he was taken after having had n les
blown off by Hun shell.
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PerA9palB.

less Mcrrach"n's firmly. who has
been III for il number Of weeks. Is I'M
proving.
Mrs. Walter Bosicy is improving ar
ter "a srvrrr attack IL pneumonia.
Mrs. SandclCn Is nblc TO hc about
again after being confined nj her homo
Tor = number nf weeks ny pneumonia.
Mrs. Mary Brown OF Lincoln a""nue
continues i'll NJ her HON" Of pneumonia.
Miss Gladys Burton IS able 10 nc
about again after 4 brief illness.
The small child Of Mr.. and Mrs. Luo-
wig continues III Of typhoid fever.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Davies w'li lsa'o
today for brief viSit ht Cameron.
Mrs. William R0Ecrsnn - improving
after n srvcrc attack Of inllurnza
Tho small child IT Mr.. and Mrs. SUN
wagon Of Grant street cent, MUGS III NJ
her home.
Mrs. Mason Of Garfield street IS an
proving after brief illness.
s. T. Riggs spent yesterday with
friends; in Slcuh~vill". Ohio.
r. Quiglnr was visitor at cameron
yesterday.
Richard Kennedy. who has been
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STEUDENVILLE

STEUBESNILLE o.. Doc. lj.--Whrn
arrested here ~ railroad and Express
company dctrclivcs. ClarcHcr L"ib"l';
aged 20; Edward rorchcr. aged -, All
Carl NJ. Howard. aged IS. all Of New
Comerslown. O.. confessed to- robntne
express packages n. that place and o!
secured their transfer TO the American
Railways Express offices hero. The
adinilIcd opening packages. removing
the contents. and then shipping ~"
empty boxes 10 their destination. Tue
detectives recovered many stolen arti-
clcs. including silk shirts and socks.
caps. gloves, shnrs. etc. Tho young
alcn pleaded guilty 10 larceny before
Justice Henry lAwlcr her" and wore
fined $50 and costs and sentenced 10
thrca months in tho Canton workhouSc.
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Morgan, Harvey J. Akron. o.
Perry. Charles. Toledo. ..
Dchart, Nilbert. AInbrdgc. Pa
inyic John a. Columbus. Q.
weaver, William Wttcher w. Va.
Missing In Action.
Licutcnants.
Hastings. Clarence A. Port Rich
mond. y. y.
Knowles. Gordon T. Mariana. Fla
Mathews, Richard I. Chicago. III.
Saunders, Raymond j. Billings
Mont. ! ,
" ci.ncr. John Henry. Beach City. ..
corporais.
Punches. Eufas G. Lima. y.
Prlvates.
wluong, Harvey M Pucfhannon, W.
Va
wufons. Harvey M 1uekhaanonr W.
GurccAl.. Stanley: nillonvhe. O.
Merrill, Jesse. erosion, W. va.
Cheney. Howard. Cleveland. =.
GoldinE. rhamas. columbus. ..
Hise. William G. Pittsburgh. IA.
Huber, George ". Volga. w. Va
McDrrm"it. Thomas. Dnylestown. .,
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American Casualties


WASHINCTTnN. l.. G.. Dec. l5:-The
following casualties arc reported by IN"
commanding general q: thu AH!HrlCan
EXped. sinuar% Forces:
Killed ~ Acton. '''''-'.'. 80 30
Wounded Severely. ...........,...l Ivy
eNiSS:nE II art;on ...-..........'. 1913
Total x.ied In Aotion
t;ristn. Martin G Fail River Mass,
Wart;eld. John Br"cktnredge. WOOD
b;n". Md.
EH,l, Kenneth G.. Pasadena. Cal.
rrash.a- Sampson B.. Viper. Ky
con J. {, Tonkaw wa. Okla.
por:rh. CASTOR t.. GolG$boro. y. {:
itorE,ns. stephen V. New York. y. y.
unrm. Arthur ". Pennington. \. II.
KENNEDY, .AIvah f.. New York. y. T.
Klrkpatr,ck. Richard F.. Kno1ille
Tenn.
= l..arM. John -. Salem. Va.
M,ienly Kayburu B.. Quincy. Mass.
Phillips. Waiter A. Nixon. Tex.
Read. George. Jr.: Memphis. Tenn.
Roberts. Edgar T.. Chico. Cal.
Hu,iin. joan j.. HIrStlalr Mass
Srcccr, ph.l:p J.. 81. louis Mo.
Tay!rr. Ahcrne;hy s.. Brooklyn. y. 7.
CnrporaiS:
Clayton, Harry, Pullman; W. Va
Korab Joseph. Cl"v"!:lnd. =
NufIick Andrew. Ncls6n&Jlle ohio
Elhe, Frederick Gustave. Homestead.
Ia.
Isis jesse N"w Lebanon. Ohio.
Nust&url. Wills. Biufttnn. ohio.
Schw,vtzi;nc:, Ross. Toledo. Ohio
wounded Severely.
Iian,"mnd. Leroy H. Appleton. Tenn.
Ers.h william r. SinuxH Cis?. Iowa.
.. Heating. Theodore r.. Ruttalo. y. y.
sheridan. Charles l.. Bohemian. Mont.
F"wtc. Daniel O.. washington. -.
Hudson. Pen sam. F>rcdnnia, Hams.
Meadow. william X. E.berton. Ga.
L!"utcnantS:
Hryson Samuel L. chunk. Pa.
C'ort Thomas l.. Mount Pheasant IN:
r'.nl..v ,'aia A West Brighton. y. y.
,;oldman Abraham s. Dorchester.
MasS.
son. karS.
Sln,.g:.,.r. stephen o.. Kansas City.Mo.
Stu..r 'iu;. H.. Logantown. "a
Amos. ."ys!" a. burlington. ".
anderson. .i:t;r"S. Ensley. ;. e.
.lr,I,r$crl William. Sew York: \. y.
Eu;l.r t.:yd., -. Massil!on. Ohio.
-inisall Sidu"y Charles. Scranton. Pa.
WALSH. lanes !. T." address ~ Eiys"'
F:,l..us. Nelson W. clio. s. 9.
.lI"barh. Salmon l.. :dalba. y. Y
I.cclerco. John :. Dallas. Texas.
HacHail. Milton T.. Waivill" Nd.
peck. Fred Taylor -. Louis. Mo.
Shartlc. Alber; J.. Philadelphia. Pa.
Saucer. Morgau V. Laramie. Wye.
Rnyd Thomas H Portland. Orc.
Eiioy Nicholas II. taZnovia. y. 7.
Mclaughlin Jesse l.. Mani"won Mo.
Narrrii.:s. Charles Il. rr"n"So. Mo
Nilsson lanes L.. i(";H:na2oo. Mich.
Scrg1'arts
y Hoover. Frank Harrison, East Liver
pool. o. ,..,,.,,.
Ohio.
Slnwr.r. r:,za e. Cniumhus. q.
F.lrnu,;sSt. Earl t. warren. y.
f;nhs nzn.i. Daniel &. tn'"ntown: Pa.
T!y.wp. Charles ~. tni"nin%n. Pa.
~nr,an Frank r.. Altoona Pa.
E.c,,,.rsnn. Mc.l L.. Corey. Ia
W-ank.v Ernest. Sandus6y. Ohio.
I:.-z. Lawrence, j. Cleveland. q.
White. Fred Lewis. Columbus. ..
f-ac..r Harold w. Washington. Fa-
I.ci.au'c.
Workman. Everett l.. Spenccrrille 0.
.'.itdnnio. Michele McK.es Rocks, Pa.
r-,ya:r.
Elsdl.-,. Charles @. Akron. o.
E.hIn-vcr John w. Farmnr9Vtll". q.
HOPKINS Charles. Washington. Ia.
aF.ytl" Eoinrd. TI,kcu"cL q.
. .i:,-iii;."1I: Herman. Cl"I Gland. q.
AhPlan.Iin J..ub John. Pittsburgh.
Pa
Adds. Thurnns {. DEXTER City. q.
Garrtsona James e, Hundred, ". Va.
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Nruoa Still Wanted.

Tho McM""hcn branch nf the Amer.
can Rcd Cross, society hns isancd Il 70
quest to all young ladies' Of NrM"ch"n
who can 1unlfy and urr canahl" to IN
list for = patriotic srrvirr which - n"w
and individual The rGQu"9t ASKS tor
girls and ynunE women who hay" rNp"r-
irncr md WHO arr willing I" learn
nursing 10 care Fnr tho victims Of our
naf'on-~-idc rpidamiC. TSnaTSh iit.G-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-12-16
MCMECHEN
Entertained Fri md 6

Little Reilly Henri entertained
number nf his friends Saturday evening
NJ his horne on North Ma r.-hall street.
Games wcrc the chief diversions nf the
evening. AZ lat" hour dc!lciuuF
luncheon veg Ecrvcd IN ne dining rooms.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-12-16
Robbed Az They Eleps.

George &Iohack and John Griscn. OF
rnSrnorc IA put up at Il local hn'"i
last night When they awokr this morn:
Ing they discovered that some one had
entered their room whil! th"y slept and
had carried off. all their CluthinE except
their union suits. which the thieves
were kind enough to l"avc About *"
in money disappeared with their cloth
ing. The thief entered through tran
SOM
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-12-16
Cont or kDDnais

Tho distri>, court "f appeals Will
convene h"rr NJ nday morning. Interest
ccnlnr& on IN" case Of Harry Cr1nrk-
Enuscr rnrr,rr police chief q S,nub,.n-
VILE who is etil' ngh,INE for r",neta'"-
mcnt This IS III" fourth time il has
been hrforr The appeal court.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-12-16
Fin Hospttnl YnAted.

SURROUNDINGS flu hoNpiinl was VIZ
Gated today. NIL patients being convn-
descent and removed To their homes
At one time murc than 100 patients ~"r"
being cared for In the hc#pitnl New
eases Of tho disease in tn" city have
druppcd Ia three or four dag.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-12-16
On Snrionn Charm

Samur! Mondich. n Serbian. arrested
hcr, scvcrE days ngr for cutting with
intent To kill q bohemian. is being held
by tho lncnl authorities on strength or
informal ion that hc IS wanted nj Ch'-
cugn for the murder Of Man there Two
wears ago Mundirh is in the COUNTY
iaIl here and is being strongly guarded.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-12-16
MANNINGTON
Death of ME-. Ear!c Charlton.

Mrs. Emma Charlton. wife Of Earle
Charlton died Friday nj their nom" at
Yale. IL. from ali attack IF 'HIl'!"nza
Earl Charlton is tn: clGes, son If NJ:
and Mrs. W. Is. Charlton. who lett Fri
DE-! evening IL attend the funeral.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-12-16
Red Cross Campaign.

Tho Rcd Cross membership campaign,
Will uprr in StcubnnvIll" and Jefferson
county next Wednesday morning lnI
will last two days. TIL" campaign will
DC conducted by tho county war bond.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-12-16
Celebrates nirtl,dny.

Mr.. .Iosph Mtrplc celebrated tho o.
caxion % his seventy second hirthdnJ
Saturday A. hiF huInc on seventh stree.
Music md gRmra were thr chief diver
rinns uf tho evening. A. II late hour
splendid lhrrr course supper was IN
jnYrd