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Washington Journal., 1918-08-23

&ier ipur6e elm eriter Grfolg errull-
gen, 0oour6, OaB es gelang, ben
Iogenonnten v&oten Eurm" fort5u-
ne6men. @eprieien miro babel Die
aii6n6eit llno StGrfe 6es S6mieoes
bon &odel, Der NIT elmer @agen-
oeidieI Die Bforte eeipren9t baben
IoG. A6er 5un6dit marc meiter
ni9ts erreift. Sic 6ein0e innen
bieIten li6 ru9ig, bic i6ma6en Sin.
grille eeeen Die inlteren gefeitigun-
gen niibten nidts, uno Oa5u I6ien
alt3 ser gtugenbIid nod INNER
ni6t ga 81 iein, no 6ie 9rii0er in-
nerbalb ser Stoot no6 Der Serab-
reOrng bic @offen ergreiien moa'
ten. S9on mar es Worgen, ieOen
augenblid muBtcn hie GbriItgloden
onfangen 5u louten, a6er aaeS blieb
Itunm, uno oie 8ouern parteten
uno Die 3eit peritrid).
BUR ielben 3eit borrte altG oe
@enot ungeouIoig auf ein 3eiden,
Dab oie &ried6oumI6e SeereSma6t
sur &iIfe beronnobte. ga plobli6
or06nten bonn @oiteig beriiber Oret
9ononenihiiie. Die @altern ma6n-
ten, eS lei elm 3eiden iiir iie, nlti1-
mebr on5ugreifen, Sc @en0t o6er
mulBte, 0aB ibm @iIfe fam. Inner.
5iieIid ging or MIN gum @ngriff
Dor. Sn iGbem IuSfale orangcn
feline fr1nfii1en Sruppen ouf Die
Sauern elm, oie oorouf nidt gefaBt
maren, un0 ~periagten tie ans ibrer
i9le6t perteiOigten SteQllng am
Soften Surme, nobnlcn ollN otelen
wieoer fort.
Sest trofen audi &rieG6alms
Iruppen elm, ie6r eri6opit bon Sem
Worl6e Our6 oie minterlide gta6t,
Son iGnen lieB ser General snndfit
nur sic aopaGerie ouf Die @auern
los. ga goben oieie Sen Nngriif
altf Die Sto0t out mirre 5lu6t ent-
itan6, &unOerte e%ntrannen in benz
bon 8rGben uno 9eden ourdl6niI-
teren @elGnoe, bic 9roBe Wcbr5abl
a6er ido6 li6 in ungeotonetcm
Saufen Lungs Der Staotmauer bin,
perfolgt bon Ser milo %ein6auenoen
ungaril6en &eitermafle. Son orei
Soften umi6IoIien, blieb ibnen nnr
ser cine au3meg gum &iif5ug mad
Dem 9orfe Senoling. Sab ibner
bieler @eg ni6t perlegt muroe bon
Sen &oiierIi6en peroanften iie
bauptlddlid Ser Sdiebfertigfeit Der
5eiier bemaffneten S6arflhiiBen
als oe @enot iab, oaB inn oi(
@roberuhg 6es 9orfes 6eltritter
mur6e, rief er Sen General &rie6'
baum gu Silfe. ga fob Ser @nfiib'
rer Der 8auertt, Sauptmann WaDer
DOB olles perloren mar. @r Lief
oos Seuer einItellen unO our6 elmer
u~nterbGn6ler INN Baroon fir oil
8auern bitten.
9ie Siibrung Ser 0lterrei6il6cr
Trrppen bate Der Oberlt bon @db
@r mar megen Der 8eteili9ung al
ser llebergabe BON 8reiia6 C7O3.
beim Safer in llngnaoe gefauel
uno uartete nit lngeOul0 auf oel
Iugenblid. ooB er li6 Die @unlt oe'
Doben Serrn mieoer erwerbel
tonnte. Sect idien er ibm gefom
men. Gr genebmigte ben erbetellel
Yar6on unO %perlan9te, Dob ol
@auern ibre @aiien nieOerlegel
uno iid auBerbalb 0es 9orfes lam
meln loaten. 9as taten iebr piele
unO oIS lie nun in Oidltem Saufei
5eilommen maren. "a eridoa plot
liG GIBBS &ommanoomort vSenerl"
uno bon Den argloien, n~nbepaffne
ten Meniden m1l5ten iid Sunocrt
in ibrcm @lut. Die iibri9en abe
fingen beipegIid an INN @naoe 81
bitten uno 5a fleben. gergebens
Washington Journal., 1918-08-23

@enfmaI bes S6mieDe3 BON Godel in
Godel.
mir OerIebt, ser %offeubar ieinenl
@noe ent~gegengebt. 9iingSum Sc
falene uno Sterbenoe unO GGmpfer,
Die gerooe toomuno 5uiammcn6re-
den. l1mringt bon milo onOrdn-
gen6en &eiterH, pe0rt ii6 nod ein
rieienbafter Monn. @eiB iinO feline
Scare, ober iu8enOIid lit iein Slid
uno ieine aroit. Gie 6o6ne Oes
8operlanoes bGlt er in ieiner Sin
fen, MIR ieiner 2eide ioa man fie
entrciBen. limo oaB Ser 500 iein
unpermei6li6es Sos lit, ooB Die
Washington Journal., 1918-08-23

ter General &rie6baum nod @iin-
6cn u~ntertpegs. Sc @enot mari
ii6 nun nit ieinen SoI0oten ols-
bal0 nod Miind)en binein. Gr
batte gegen 1000 Mann bonn fran-
fii6en Negimente Sanus bon @ber-
itdOt, @ltianii6e Suiaren uno an-
0ere. Sofort nod ieiner Anfunft
fon0 cine allgemeine SarsiuGun9
in Miin6en itatt, ale nod aufge-
funOenen @offen muroen fortge-
nommen, Sen 8iireern bel Sooes-
ltrafe oerboten, in Der Gbriltnad)t
Washington Journal., 1918-08-23
Die SenOIinger BauernIdIa9t.
Son Or. 8. Goering.

oen bciliocu Gtrciter ct. @idaeI,
griiBt nit ieonenoer Sono Die gu
i6m oufiteigcnocn SeeIen Ser Sell
Sen, 0ie fir lire Creme gum Safer
lanoe 2e6en uto YIiit bin9oben.
Der befanntc Maler @ilbeIm Gin.
oenidmit bat in eOIer 9e9eiiterung
fir Sen SeIoenmltt unO Oos trogi-
Idle Sdidjol ieincr 2onOsIeute 1880
Washington Journal., 1918-08-23

Intern bon ser StGttG, no III
Neiinden oos cbcrnc 9iIo ser 8a-
raria nit Oem bod crbo6cnen Sic
g%esfron5e Dor ser ihimnlernOen
SGulen6oQe itebt, lie9t ouf einer
ianften 9ln606e oos 0orf Seuoling,
0ns lett bereitS nit Der groBen
Sta6t 5ninmmen9cuoGicn lit. Gort
erbebt iid am boditen &unft Die
Washington Journal., 1918-08-23

Die StraBe gu betreten; feline @ette
ourfte Itattfinoen, feline @lode ge-
l0lttet meroen.
DINE &enntnis bon al 6ieien
0ingen riidten Ole 8alterni6aren
in Ger Na6t gegen ben SiiOoiten
Der Sta0t beran. &lsbalO gingen
Tie gum &ngriff geoen oas Siartor
oorl oas MIR s6ledt beiest mar.
Washington Journal., 1918-08-23

gene @erion unO nidt I'M iein 8oIf.
uidt einmal Inn feline 6amilie 81
TIM. Seine &inoer perblieben in
MiinGeu, unO oie SeIterrei6er
madten oeutli6 Mictie, ben Sur.
Drinaen oabonsufiAren.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-12-28

Tor OF tn" American emba SSy and Edward
Bell. f. NJ. liunthnr r. l., PcnnoIer and
T.. t. Shurcrurt secretaries OF III" Amer
icun embassy.
David H. Francis. ambassador |"
Russia: 4. Il. Stevens. Of III. American
shipping board: Colonel Endicott. Of the
American Rcd Cross: Gordon Auchln-
Gloss: Miss Rcnhan. secretary 10 Mrs.
Wilson; Colonel :. l.. Fl. SloCum. milf
lury ftlarhr OF tho American embassy.
Tho Archbishop OF Canterbury; tn"
Archbishop If York: Lord Chancellor
FInlay. rrenaicr Lioyi-Gcorgr. Earl Cur
2ui. the Marquis OF Crrwe. the Far! OF
Reading: Hritish ambassador 10 the
United States: the Earl Of Ora wtord. the
MAharaja al Bikan"r. FisCoun, Miner.
l.nrri Haldan". NiSccunt Bryce. Field
Marshal Siscount French. Eiscount
Northrli:fr NiSrount fclhcnc, Niscount
Cave Lord Robert cecil; the Bishop or
London. Lord RaylriEh. Lord Burnhan.
Lord Harding Lord Weir. speaker Low
Their. \. j. IiSlfour. Waller Hume Long
and Former Premier ASduiih.
Winston Spencer Churchill. j. austen
Chamberlain. Louis Rutha. Premier OF
the. Union OF South Africa: Andrew 30
mar Law. Robert Borden. premier Of
Canada: George Sicol Barnes. labor lead
rr Of parliament: William Morris
Hughes premier OF Australia: Sir Joseph
Patton McLay. shipping controller: Herb
CRIT 4. i. Fisher. president of tho Board
nj Education: utenant-tirncral Jan
Christian SHUTS; Sir Eric Campbell Ged-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-12-28
NO EGGS FOR s WEEKS,
NOW GETS Is A DAY
Pound How to Keep Hens Laying ID
Winter. Plan Z asny Tried.

NV hens had not laid an egg for b
weeks. started feeding them Don
Sung and in IL days they made Il start
irh eggs a day, and always increasing
a little each day until now they are lay
ing &c q day."-Stephcu Fuchs, Route s.
Lott, Texas.
This result. in the severe weather oil
January. 1918. showed Mr.. Fuchs that
hens can pay q good egg profit. instead
Of loafng II costs nothing 10 Try
Here's our offer:
Give your hens Don Sung and watch
results for one month. If you don't IND
that Don Sung pays for itself and pays
you a good profit besides. simply tel
US ard your money will b" refunded.
Don Sung (Chncse fer cgS-laylng)
works directly on the cgE-laying organs
and is also splendid tonic. II is easily
given in tho feed. improves tho hens
health, makes her stronger and moro &C
! tive in any weather. and starts her lay
ing.
Try Don Sung for 30 days and IL It
doesn't get you the eggs. no matter how
cold or wet the weather your money Will
be refunded by return mail. Get Don
Sung from your druggist or poultry
remedy dealer or send so cents today
for a package by mail prepaid Burr"ll-
Digger Co. 10 Columbia Bldg. In
dianapolis. Ind.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-12-28

des. first lord of the admiralty; Prrmic!
Lloyd. OF Newfoundland. the Loro Mayor
of London, Sir Eric Drummond.
Field Marshal Sir Douglas Haig. COM
mandrr in chief of the British armies;
Vice Admiral Sir David Beatty. com.
mandcr of tho grand fleet: Nice-Admir;t
Sir Rosslyn Wemyss. first sea lord
General sir william r. Robertson, Cen
,raf Sir Henry Wilson, General Sit
Richard Turner. General John MonaSh'
SIR Satvendra Sinha, Sir Joseph Thomp.
SON, General Godfrey Fielding. General
Frederic sykes. Sir William W!Scman,
Sir Maurice lIankcy. Professor Gilbert
Murray. Montague James. Dr.. Norman
Moore, tho Rev J. X. Jowcts. John ,.
Sargent. Rudyard Ki7lng. J. a. Spend
rr. Sir Malcolm Murray.
Viscouni Farauhar. lord in waiting 10
tho king: Niscount SandhurSt. inc iorn
chamberlain: the Earl OF Chesterfield;
master OF the horse: Lord Stanmorc. lord
in waiting: Sir Frederick PonsonoF'
keeper Of the priry purse: Loro Stanl-
fordham private, secretary 10 the KING;
Sir Dcr4k Krppcl. master or the house
hold: SIR Douglas Dawson, the comp
;ruller: Sir William Charles F1tzWilliam
The crown educrry; Sir Arthur Walsh.
master Of the ceremonies; Sir Harry
Scrner. Lieutenant Colonel Clyde Wig
rnm. Major Reginald Seymour, Henry J..
StOnor, the Duchess Of Sutherland. tho
Dowaccr Countess OF Garlic. the Earl OF
Shaftcsbury lord chamberlain TO tho
Queen: Colonel Frank DuGdalc, tho
queens cquerry
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-12-28
TRIBUTE To
JOHN SIMPSON
THE DuGANUEL BAeI4SI SA of1ea
~oTp CTvcs At UNION MIS-
SION TO BIS MEMORY.
The Rev. DR.. George L. LocAnaft De
1,v.rs Able Discourse on 1.-THE
Blood Of Christ"

Loving. H,s:mg and impressfv" s"rF-
ires were held last nigh: in tn" OnlS;'
Mission in memory OF John simpson.
who for many months lead tn" singing
!. the institution. and who passed ava
:, few weeks ago. He was also u mem
rar Of Emmanuel Baptist church choir
and the members Of that choir CAV" 4
number Of beautiful selections at tn
memoriam. including Zion. TAX" thE
Harp" Heart Which Means Those
Holy Words" and 20 Nigh, Divine.
The Emmanuel choir was composed o.
Mrs. r L. Drinkard. Mrs. Harry bonI'
Mrs. George f. Lockhart. Miss R"SSi"
futile. Miss Virginia Baldock. Messrs.
,rthur Dunn and s. G. Price. with the
mission hall filled with friends OF Mr..
Simnson. the assembly sang many OF
his tavoritc hymns. Many testified 70
his memory by declaring that tnsF
wished 70 lead the good life that John
simpson had lead.
4 feature OF tho gathering was an
able discourse by the Rev. DR.. George
+. Lockhart. pastor OF the ltnmanuci
Bap,js, church He preached upon the
.T>Iood Of Christ" declaring that only
salvation could be had through ire
blood OF Jesus. In tho course OF mis-
sermon Nc SllQ llltt XIV IN''N 'A' $500
brought many ~ repentance: mat the
blood spilled upon the hattiefieldS hao
brought the soldiers closer together:
that it had made the chord OF sympathy
stronger: but Christ gave His lte his
blood and all to save man. He had
rcw to console Him in His last hours.
while the soldiers always found many
friends 10 offer their sincere love ana
,haN- wounded or
had spilled their blood.
At the conclusion OF Or. 1-ockharts
discour$" many OF the women who are
now walking in ;he straight and mar
row path testified. while not lew
came forward for prayer.
Arrangements have been made TO
have tho Emmanuel Baptist church
choir sing at tho Mission once month.
This will Do another feature added to
the institution that ia doing so much
good in this corr immunity.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-12-28
Quick Way to End
Stomach roubIe
Prepare 1t at Homo for Few Cents,
Take It Regularly for Week or 60
y and Just Watch the Results.

Wouldn't YOU like to know once more
what it means TO feel good healthy
appetite and then sit down and enjoy n
hearty meal without suffering from In
digestion. gas. bclrhinE, hloatlnE heart
palpitation. nervousness and other dis
1resS as YOU usually do?
Then take this advice and get two
ounces of concentrated liquid Marli1
(aromntic) IS cents worth. from your
druggist or by mail from The MarlII
Co., Fort Wayne, Ind. Dilute the Mar
Tx with double the quantity OF pure
water and take q tcaspoonful before
each meal.
Just see how quickly you get blessed
relief. It's effect is wonderful. No mat
ter what you've tried or what has fail
ed to help you, this simple old homo
remedy has got TO help and benefit you
or money back. That's how sure It Is.
You'll say il is worth hundred times
tho price. Get 1t now and Try 1t before,
your next ;mea'
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-12-28
Y, ". C. 4. NOTES

The y. ". /. y will hold open
house" on New Years day from until
8. to which all are invited. Tho fol-
lowing notice has been sent 10 all the
pastors OF the city Ill hopes that every
one will receive tho invitations: Inc
officers and secretaries of the Young
Wotnen's Christian association will keep
open house on New Xears day from
to S O'Clock. Tho young men and wo-
men of YOUR church are cordially IN
vited TO gather 1t the association rooms
between these hours on Wednesday
January /. 1919. Light refreshments
will BE- special music. All young wo-
gram planned for their entertainments.
We arc anxious that many Of the peo-
nile of Wheeling avail themselves OF
his opportunity and particularly re-
quest that young men who have oeen
in the service be present
\, 4:30 o'clock on Sunday afternoon
the regular resper services Will be hclo
IN the library OF the association Mss
sarah Nay will be the leader and there
viii 30 special music. All young W.
men OF the city are invited.
Tho gymnasium and swimming poot
arc now open for regular classes. TheF
wore closed on Christmas day out arc
again on regular schedule
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-12-28
The Bsuuuot Guests,

LONDON D",'. "1.--Thc guests a. tn"
state banquet gwen tonight ~ Rucklng-
kan Palace. wcrc:
King George and Queen Mary Prcsi-
dent and Mrs Wilson. Princess Mary.
Prince Henry. Prince George. tn" Duke
uf ronnaught. Princess christian. Prtn-
rcss Beatrice. Princess Patricia Of Con-
nnuGhu.
Admiral Gruysun. Major General Bid
tl.., Brigadirr General Harris Lord
llrrschrlI. Sr.t'hHrlcs Gust: Paul Gam
ban. thu. French ambassador; IN" ltalHn
ambassador and the MarChiuncSa lWper-
.ali.
Alfonso Merry del Val. til" Spanish
ambassador: tho JAPANESE. ambassador
and Eisruuntrss thinda, tho American
ann ssndnr and Mrs. Davis; Vice Ad-
mirai Sims; J. Butler Wright, counsel
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-12-28

effort 10 check thu EPIDEMIC Of crime
and scores Of hoIdups and ruhOrrieS III
the past three months American Pro-
tectlve League operatives ,patroll"d IN:
streets tonight. armed with clubs Ser
vices of the y. =. l.. men were t"n I,
{, ElrInph. chief OF the local division
OF The league. In accepting their ser,
vices. Chief Smith issued an appeal %
every rcpu,ahl. citizen TO lend a haho
in Kidding the city of burglars ana gun
men. lid,
4 shoot To kill squad OF Sky
seven regular policemen has heeh ae'
tailed 10 night duty in Il n"tt0rt 10 r"H
down the bandits and robbers.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-12-28
Princess Pat Betrothed

LONDON, Dec. "':-Thc court c.s,u
lar tonight makes tho following state
mcnt: ., 81.
The King has gladly consented 10 tho
hctrothal of Princess Patricia OF Con
naught to Commander Alexander Ram
Princess Pat as she is known. is in
her early thirtirs and one OF the most
popular members Of the royal fanny.
She is 4 cousin OF the king.
OTTAWA. Dec. @I.-Commander Mex
andcr Ramsay, whose engagement TO
PRINCESS Patricia il announced, was one
OF tho three aides who accompanied the
Duke of Connaught 10 Canada when ne
became governor general in 1911. AT
the outbreak OF the war he returned 10
duty with thr navy and saw acIiFc seF''
ice at Gallipoli.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-12-28
Objects to Ratification
OF DRY" Amendment

BALTIMORE Dec. I'm an address
mo-, Tho legal and constitutional aspects
Of the proposed prohibition amendment
20 the federal constitution now netors
thn states for action. Seymour Looms.
of New Haven, Conn. secretary OF ths
no Anrarican Association for the Nd
yancement Of Science. argued against
tho ratification of the amendment IA; at
tmciay's meeting Of the association. The
fundamental objection to the amcnoment
ba lid * thai il proposes to pue into
Tho constitution 4 matter of police reg
uIation where that document ought to be
and so far has been. he said. limited 10 &
statement OF the basic principles OF
representative government.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-12-28

Following an illness OF several weeks
John Lind, who was connected with tho
local Salvation Army for number OF
years. died in The Ohio Valley General
Hospital cnrty yesterday morning. He
was removed 20 the institution Decem-
Der - in critical condition. He leaves
no relatives in this section of the coun-
try. 1t is likely that the Salvation
Army will have charge Of tho funeral
services. and interment probably will
be in L local cemetery.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-12-28
FEDERAL REPUBLIC IS
PLAN OF GERMANS

GENEVA. Dec. 27.-Reports received
rror,, Germany indicate that the present
government there IS 70 constitute Cd
fral rrnubiic on virtually the SAM. plan
as the United States Thor" would hH
p congress composed Of TWO chambers,
q Eolkshaus NJ popular chamber.
which would he tho chamber nt repre-
Snn,arivrs. and a StadtruhauS. or chain
he ~ states which would take the part
or =, senate. The president would be
r;H-:c-l - I'll" people ard would not b"
rasr,nr -. before congress. Th2 Dor
dor sr.',>s would DO completely modl-
tod tb.> r-;v:lascs II the nobility abol-
ishrd.s az: Germany would annex Ger
man Austria
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-12-28
Mrs. Case Funeral Today.

This afternoon at 2:20 o'clock funeral
services for Mrs. Violet T.. Case. aged
So years. wife Of Samuel c. Case will
be conducted in the family home. @4os
Jacob street. 1ntrrmrnt will he in Mt
Zion cemetery. Mrs. Case passed away
Wednesday night, after a brief illness
The Rev. DR.. W. II. Fields Of the First
Christian church. will ofriciatc. She is
survived by her husband. Sam Cas-"
one son. Charles. Mrs. Case before her
marriage was Miss Viola NickcrSon. OF
Elm Grove She is also survived by her
parents. Mr. and Mrs. John Eickerson
and seven brothers and ono sister: AL
bert, John. Ralph. Clyde. Alton Harry
all Of this city: william. stationed at
Camp Custer. Mich. and Mrs. Louis Wal
lace of Dallas
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-12-28
OB|T lJARY.
Buch funeral Today.

Services will h" beld in tho family
hon. 2aan Market. street. for Damain
Joseph Euch, timer. aged Il years. son
IF Jo.eph and Amelia Buch. Requiem
high mass will h. celebrated in ST. AL
rhonsus church AT o'clock. with in
torment in Mount Calvary cemetery.
lie died in the North Wheeling Hospital
Wednesday. following = weeks illness
Resides his parents. he leaves three sis
tiers and TWO brothers.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-12-28
mra crispin, of Martins Ferry.

Mrs. Margaret tO'Dell) CriSpln dicd' IN
the family homo. ll3 South Second street
Martins Ferry, yesterday afternoon at
It's o'clock. She had been i'll for only
Il week with Influenza pneumonia.
Mrs. Crspin IS survived by her father,
Henry 0pell. Il husband and two dauGh-
tors and a son. Mrs. Oval McNiChol Viz
cinia and Ray CrIspin. All of the chill
drcn are III with influenza in tho Martins
Ferry home. She also leaves tn" follow
ing brothers and sisters: Louis O'pcll. of
Cleveland; Howard O'Dcll of ihn Medical
Corps, at Fort Sill. Okla. Mrs. Frank
Linn and Mrs. Elmer Rouse. or Martins
Ferry.
Funeral services will be held in tho
family homo Monday afternoon at =
o'clock. The Rev. Mr.. Jamison Of tn"
Martins Ferry United Pr"Shyterinn
church. will officials. ln!"rmrnt Will
he in Eiv"rvi"w cemetery.
Meyer judE" a j"k" hy tn" way women
laugh at IT,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-12-28
welshaus Funeral Monday.

Funeral services for John Welshans.
Jr.. will b" held in the family home ON
Glcnn's Run on Monday at $50 o'clock.
followed with requiem high mass N til"
Corpus Christi church. Warwood. nj 2
o'clock. The Rev. Father L. II. C;il%c-
nan will be the Ccl"brant and burial will
be- in Mount Calvary.
Mr.. Wclshuns was horn in the War
wood community Twenty-Five years ago
and had lived there ali his life. His
death followed Il hricf illness of inClu-
cnzn- pneumonia.
He is survived BY his wifi" and two
sons Melvin and John: also his par
cnts. Mr.. and Mrs. John T. WelshnHs
and the following brothers and sisters:
Earl Charles. Alfred and Harry. Ill of
Warwood, and Walter. Al Camp Meade.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-12-28
Funeral for MRS. Fleming.

Following funeral services III the
family home. l5% Nineteenth street
yesterday morning, requiem high mass
was celebrated in ST. iOsephs Cathe-
dral for Mrs. ELAN Fleming. aged y
years. widow Of l. Fleming. She died
Of burns suffered about a month ago.
Death occurred in the North Wheeling
Hospital Wednesday. lntcrmcnt in the
Calvary cemetery.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-12-28
nnrs. Julia (smith) Bates.

Word has hecn received here announc-
ing the death of Mrs Julia fSmith)
Bates. aged - years. widow Of James q.
Rates, 1T her home IN Baltimore. Thurs
day morning. Her husband. who passed
away in tho Monumental city three years
ago. was many years ago one Of Wheel
inS'S most prominent jewellers and well
known residents. He was the senior
member of the firm OF lI"nncEan and
Bates.
They moved from Wheeling 10 Ealti-
moro in 1876 and had there since re-
sided.
Smith leaves one brother. z. L. Smith,
o. bridgeport. and two daughters: Mrs.
Anna Albert. Miss Martha Bates and
one son. Charles Hatcs. all 81 Bethesda.
Ohio.
Funeral services and int"rment will be
in RallimUrc.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-12-28
BitZer Funeral.

Yesterday afternoon funeral services
were held in the family home, Wad-
dington farm. bethany pike. for Miss
Emma Virginia Bitter. aged % years.
who died Tuesday. She was tho dauEh-
ter Of Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Ritter. The
Rev. Mr.. Bennett Of Gr"ggsvillc Meth
odist Episcopal church. officiated at
the services. Int"rmenl was III Stone
Church CcmeterN.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-12-28
Enters Suit Against
Government for 1884, 1000

FOSTON. Dec. 27.--Suits we're begun
in tho federal cour, here today by mr.
teen copper mining companies 10 re-
cover a total of 1854 600. which II Is
claimed the government illegally as
scsecd as income taxes between the
vnars 1918 and 1915.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-12-28
GOVERNMENT NEEDS
ROr1,ERmAEERS

The United States Civil Service COM
mission is making an effort 10 secure
boilernakers for the navy yard al Nor
folk, Va. The maximum wage - S'.1e'
Qualified persons who agree 10 rrndrr
six months service will have their rail-
road fare refunded 10 them after report
ing for duty.
Application forms may hr secured
from the secretary Of tho Board Of civil
Service examiners at IN" Wheeling post
: office
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-12-28
MAPPING AERIAL ROUTE.

INDIANAPOLIS. Ind. Dec cI:-IhS
FIRST OF the three airplanes flying from
houston Texas. to Detroit. Mich; 70
map out aerial mail routes: arrlfed mere I,i
late this afternoon from SalirNll'c, ~.
The, will await the arrival OF tn' o'hcr
two airplanes before starting the next
log Of their journey to Dayton. ONO
i, was said
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-12-28
SECRET DIPLOMACY?

PARIS. Dec. 27.-Thc Socialist Dep
uty. Marcel Cachln. interpcllated the
government in tho chamber Of deputies
this afternoon asking Premier Glenn
encsau tc state whether secret diplo-
macy would b. abandoned in tho peace
conference and fhe discussions given
all publicity Til" premier expected TO
reply tomorrow.