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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-06-04
MORRIST0WN

Docrration Day services ""r' h'hl ~
tn. n f.: church t..r'' Th|rs'itN after
noon TIL" procession formed ia NV III
ne n..w state Tank "..i!':luE. h"hd"" i'F
one Of our most distinguished cIi%"fS
of which Mnrrist"wu - justly pr""l'
The: procession marched L" lhr NJ. t..
church where I'm. PROGRAM wa r"hd-
cred consisting "t speaking mi wiSI'.
Tin. nrirtcIy;ti address w',~ delivered hN
NIinr,.y Warren ". ''"w'r "i st Hialr.,-
Will which wa rh' iu"+' '.!'"lu+ul -
iriutic lr!dress ever h""rI ~ TINS '''tn-
,nunI,, III" io.aUIiful sjnciri: 10y :h"
school ..nil&r'H wa" II uiH'';'"I lea 'r" N
IN. IMPRESSIVE. went III" H"'h"S'in
brass hand ;"ru $h"i elegant music du'-
INK The day and evening.
.rlr., ,;.;innne 'rrN"lnG ~ - .ar';'
,nurin" car .w"r" arrcS'"h h"r" THURS
,!av ~ officer Sh"Ivrr f"r i1h:r:; I'.''-
,,;rrs ,,r The Na'irnnl r..a':. Ti".l scr"
turned over t. ia" l;"iri"", counts %h"r'n
md viii l." h"iI :"r "NHn"tnH'i'u
!Inrr< shepherd aud rlmt!, - !I"}d--
yiIi. IRE visiting: r"lniiv''s. town
ludg. Il: VI. El"m - .trnnsnyl.nr bus.
ness in ,'Irvs:Iuh to-day.
Link LYNN. rHudldi'.. for t"ur;v com
p,,eSinn"-. wont to R"llarr' 'n~' 'N'.u'w@
on BUSINESS
Leave ,trr.,s f"- III" ln'' ii,.:'u.."r ~
: ref kInniy'S barrier sn"l.
several from !l"r,. wrn' :" i'"i.ry Ghur.;
las, nlchl to attend ia. l.n'r."t'.. me-
Iug
i,cfi,ou l.ynn anh Walton Ia '"r w'r"
l:rllairr visitors Yesterday.
Howard i..". Elis., Wilson ana ''h''r
Major hay" i"ft IL: ''cnrl' sherman for
training.
Iuuyha r.wcr$. an :t&"L ri,lzrn. * -
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-06-04
CREEK
To HER DEATH

Miss Carrie Rcnneimcr, OF NO
$50 Nineteenth street, ended hrr i'lc
Yesterday morning by walking INT"
Whr,ling creek. After an inquest
into the cause Of The aci. Coroner Il
G.. Hobbs stated that her mind hai
probably become temporarily de
ranged. The remains were removed
from the creek by Police Olhcer
James Richardson.
Miss Rcinhrimcr left her home al
about O'clock yesterday morning anu
walked Ia The creek bank nj The END
of Eighlr"nlh street. and after pauS'
ing fox Il moment she was seen 10 de-
liDcrairly walk INFO The stream
which at his point is ten feet dcep
An alarm WAS sen! into tho police DE-
partmcnt. and the woman's body was
later recovered.
The deceased is survived b. -
brother, Joseph Rcinhrimcr. oi IN,
Wheeling Mattress Company, WIN
whom she made her home.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-06-04
IT CURED Me, " SAYS
THIS PHYSICIAN
Doctor Says PeptonIzed Nux-Iron
Helped to Increase His Strength.
Power and Endurance.

Among he n0labl"s To publicly on
dnrsr and come out on the side OF
Prntnniynd NuX-Iron is Dr. Wallace
Moore. the celebrated medical lectuT'
or. Writing from Monticello. ILL.,. re-
Gently. ~ said
~ consider PrpIunizch NuX-lron a
most wonderful remedy. AS pubic
lecturer am al I'LL times under Il
great strain mentally and physically
ana my nervous system vas almost
wreck. Had been losing weight Tor
two months. Tried various medicines
without ANY visible results. "hen
learned Of PrplOnizcd NuX'Iron' ann
used aS per directions. ana IN Ten
DAYS time noticed wonderful re-,
sulre. Nv nerves became settled ana
! did not become 50. easily eNhaus'eu
look on weight, slept better. cot up
refreshed in the morning. and II was
surh = general change for The better
| rnuld hardly believe any medicine
could act SO quickly, outSld" Oh Son'e
false stimulant. It's i wonderful re-
constructive tonic. II is food lot inc
muscular and nervous system lts"ll
II is moi 10 b. compared with any Ike
nrcnara,ion. for there is none other, IN
my mind, that reinforccs and reJnVe
mates Tho system like P"ptoni2ed NuX-
Iron. and heartily endorse II 70 iailF
ai large as q Wonderful medicine.
Peptonixrd Nux.Iron may De- oD,
tanned If the e. IT. Grirst & Co., ITO
Market ST.. Wheeling: 1hr DankWortn
nros.. cor. 337d and Belmont, Beilalre
and the Sclby & Reeds thrc" drug
stores. Martins Ferry and Bridgeport.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-06-04
''Steye," the Red Cross
Pig, Finds a Home

":Iry,." the Fed Cross piE. which
v..,. raffl.G 10y III" I:lks has AZ last
found 4 new temporary owner I'D"
lurky man j. col. Oscar u Porter me
smiling Ir"c"ry man nj III" corner 81
i.'.rr-,.,,Ih and Jacob streets. MI I"r-
TER n..ld Inc winning ticket. NfTh, hnd
II was turned in ut tn" Elk* club yes
l"runy afternoon.
i;uI Si~vr's Journey is not ended Tor
MIR Porter is going I" Il" 'h' fiEhi
,'iirr ard will al' lion hum OH L. -"
highest bidder and III" proceeds |" ="
,nr T. Il Cross. This Iittl" p"rk"r -
;,ltuE",h"r III" inuSi valued pig IN TINS
..,r;'rn - ihN /. : y. Tor ~ has 81
r,a,Iv n..,ird over five. hundred dol
lar fer huurnH,"'$ SAX aud III" "!'H
is no. yet for II is i"I'"N'" ~ VIII
nr,u= On" hundred dollars ar NOR" II
.,...I,.J t., fare IA, * ;r;tus Formed lntp
.ar.:;. <" ar ~ ,uru"! mi" n'"' slavery
rD:i&i
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-06-04
LOCAL MISSION GETS
LATEST NEWS FROM
THE BRITISH FRONT

Tho ErliSh and Canadian recruiting
mission in Wheeling is receiving daily
communicates from the British 'front.' III
France. Last night 5 statement is us
follows:
"'rh. situation on tho western 'front.'
remains UNCHANGED excepting for raids
ON both sides and heavy enemy Smelling.
VIZ learn that the famous Alpine Corps
suffered very great losses in their at
Tack IN iI"nm"!. and bitter complaints
mf their leadership hav" com" from Tn"
wounded. Great soreness u apparent
among certain German troops for the
following reason: Recruits wcr" CaII"d
al a certain depot and III" appeal was
81 wrrdcd that the sole duty of those
offering themselves appeared t" II" for
work behind t9n lines. To max" this
an;,,ar more real. IL" nrrS"nc" or the
field cookers was pointed /" III order 10
make th.. fact emphatic thar the batt:l-
inp would h"'a self contained Unit. How
eyer. wnrn hes" men reached certain
ruini nrar tho lin" they were immediate
L. srlit up into ccmha;aul divisions.
Such actions rs these ::"rm 10 point out
that there is some difficulty ON the
German sides in securing lrnnps for at
tack.
InrinE II" ISL '"' "hH we t''''H
has in II" way improved MS position on
Ihc western front while the French have
made an appr~ciahlc advance towards
tho western Slopes Of kImmci Hill and
tho British hav: improved their front
rn tho ..a.t OF Mrr.illc. An incident NJ
the Australian capture "f Willie on .ihc
Nucrc bears mentioning. At one point
an Isolated German marhin" gunner put
No I drsp"rIt" single handed resistance
ut,ril finally wounded and uv"rrrwrr"d
j.. ike Australians. When hc reached
h.. dressing station i; was found that
h. had a nrt" PINNED T." his tunic from
;nr Australians running: please treat
IhIS man we'll and 90 hot i"i his Iron
t'ros.: h. lost. lie is Il bray. man and
MI LID Il gNml IlEht."
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-06-04
Woman Naval YOeman
to be Here Wednesday
Will Aid Lillian Russell and Others IN
..- Big Navy Drive.

Mrs. George Wcciock, chief yocnah
of the navy. will DC here Win mum
Der uf prominent naval officers al IN"
biz patriotic meeting tnat ~ /" "'
held "u "Wednesday ut Twcifta street.
Mrs. WrcloCf has attained great o""'
Of promn"ncH during her career IN 'H'
navy and has been the means Oh o"-
tanning many mon i"r tha' pa t'eu'''
branch o: the service Of thc'r 'ed'''.
S!, has organized quite Il pahh OIL naval
men who arc making q tour ~ mo
tinted States with iii" view az hr'pin%
.lisn the 1900 men ;hat arc wanted Tor
he navy. They are stopping Of; in cv-
cry city ana town Of amy size. 3nI
hrltlnr ruu$fng public meetings.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-06-04
Rodgers to Lead WV.
Base Ball Team Of '19

srtri:,i lr>ratrh L." 'rh" ln;"lilEcEc"r.
Mpi;GhNJ,,WN W. Va. Iui:r J.--\s
:. tT:!.It.. To- NE"-t NIrGlnIa's great ath-
bee al" - NOV in IN" service. Ira l..
lnJrrrs Wa. r"-,l;iy elected captain "
the, ri: West Virginia university hasr-
tall team. ALTHOUGH II - M; anticipated
that Il, ,y!il t." my" :" !".d ;ir team
Before, III" war II WIS 4 torcGone con-
rlusi"n ih;,t K"rigcrs would bc captain
o! all three varsity teams ut West Nir-
ririI III his senior year. So his team
mates to-day decided /" 80 through win
H.. arrangements. although Rodgers -
already in training At Camp Lee.
RnrIsnrS had previously been elected 10
captain, the football and basket ball
teams OF next year.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-06-04
Is BELlAlRE MEN
CALLED TO REPORT
Married Men Placed N Class TO Dc
Exarutncd-Other BslalSe
News.

Notices have been sent out u =" HleI'
WIN hay. lust recently been placed IN
.ias. / either by tn. district "uard Or
m. local board. The ui;.jpr:t? - 'h':
mon ar, those who have been mirffo
e,ncs Nay Is, lsi1. They will h" called
for physical examination at the t''y
building June 10. Below IS Il l!s;.
as4-;.crS. Franklin Brown. B"l!aire
-4s-Heu. SaTot. B,.aiiSviiic.
1S99-R.lp Kelly LAWS. Hel'a'r" l. +. -
7-H.ro.r; Rankin. E"liair" L. u. =.
Geo. I'D. Smith. ShaG!std"
IL Elmer Cha*. i:ot'us"n. SHadyS'd'
e2S-I.Gther W. Softc..
i10a1-lsu.rr, Il. Stewar.. Hare.
1U.2-Coimu;: Mnaiou. H"'.;iirc>
1Ia5-has. l.. Gr:ll;t. Geiin!rc
,lts-Ford VI Willison. H.'itair".
1l4i-say Arthur M""r". Ali'"i"n!a
iIa5-Ascl y Lloyd. E"'ia;:".
tal0-Mm. Coen. i;.llai-".
l2sa-Frank Palmer. !:":!:':Tt-
IIS-,ico7:;n E,:nsnn. Ncft..
I;ys-t'has. Otto Mvwder. Aii.!pn!a.
1SU3-Everett iitkcr i;v""hSbGr:.
l950--Andr,.w Marpi". G'!.a:r''.
1o5J-iieorg" r.. ''r"zIsr. N"y.
"0sI-tlaryey Whit;iEgi"n. piilieS..
af24-Roscoe C;ur,i"r. E"li;,ir" X. i. :.
.L>5-,icorg. ~ Nornia!siS. H'lihlr"
.:.Is5-..yas. y. Brandcu. Bril:si-. L. l. :
a3sl-L,ne Lancaster. rm'nia.
-.2os-t.ury Barnes. J"w"tt. q.
.4SS-ArnNi Corb.tt. k"y
.an4--tisrbtrt Ath"r!n;"r. i'"!!airc.
.51s-lIerShei t:r"-s"n. f:"iiair'.
c7ls-Walter McCros't. ';,rn.ric. IA.
..os-Franciscu Pompe''. H''lta'r'
.7sS-A,arl S"abruoks Shadyst!e
e;5o--Angrlo Dadia. Erl!air".
oI57-tHwarh Lewis Chnsc. Eella!re.
.TsQ-James W. H"Sson. bi!t"s.
n-,4-IIoyd Wilson. Hrlitir'-
"<3t-.'rr.. R"usy. &c llair.'.
has T.. Wh'-.icr.
"S7f-JamrS l.. E:"sS.r. i;'l'airc
.sSS-Clarenc.. Pickett. Columbus. -
aa.5--Wm Woodruff. f;'llaIr"-
a.5,-Shi-l.y r. E''ut. ShadESid'.
Haal-Madisnu - jackson, N"E~.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-06-04

Ct:y Engineer Norton against the pun-
lie Scryic, director and the Cil% .'ud' ~
was Med in rom,uon pl"nS court At -
rlairS-ilir. The suit Is 10 ""'nie! the
w. officials 80 iity Norton htS salary
rur the montn u MAY. which they h;t'c
hid up. \ few weeks az" 4 >imilac
.as. was decided IN Mr.. Nor ms favor.
Following lii" decision Of IA" court the
I. r.ctur If public S'r;i... abolished 'he
knnwn ~ IA" III! "nSInc r.
md ih.. 'aS.. nay l." carried !" 4 niSh"r
r"ur, /" determine" whHi authority The
o,,t.li,. .rrvI,.. dirc,;"r has ia tile matter.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-06-04
Naval Rally Day.

"Wednesday Is q" l." known ~ the
Naval i;.ully day IN. Wheeling. for at
this ina. :, great d-iv" Tor recruits L"
join ;f. navy will hr held IN thaG city.
TN ceremonies will Toe held Il; corner
Of Twelfth and Market streets. Many
u-umlren, n"u Of III" navy Will be- pres
.u: Also several from Wheeling. This
is dom. in order {" st'muiai" recruiting
Tor tn" navy. and SING" many ~ n"
local hnys are. interested in 'ullStin@;
IN This branch 80 n" service. many Ar"
cxDrct"d ;" 'nl,St a; tina: tInr, IN"
Wheeling Office is beins swanpcd with
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-06-04
More Men Called.

Thu f;.li:..r.' drrft board r"cclv'd or
d.rS Yesterday f.'r tn 'nirhINn"'n' 81
eleven yntIi:.. MA az JUN. il. 1hr""
will .bc srnt &" In uIE"rS:'r -! In
cInpn,l for training As auto mechanics.
and eight IL ;hc tIn"in"ati hiIh school
rnr special training N metal w"rA and
,.aru,nrrring |: - specified thai IA"
mon must have -; least u i;r;'nunar "du'
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-06-04

Letters have been received IN this
CITY by friends OF both Charles and
George lohr"s Charles writes from
somewher. in France. AMI states chat
he likes Il very much and Is seeing
some very interesting sights while
George states that III arrived II t+tpr
May. y. j.. and Is very busy getting
with the daily routine lin"
OF affairs in the u:Lvy lie left for that
training camp May -. having signed
IN in the naval reserve force.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-06-04
FALLS FROM BRIDGE

Fritz Norchart accidentally fell on
III" Twnnry-'iGhth stree. bridge
which crosses the Terminal tracks
above WundS street. yesterday. an"
was rendered unconscious. Th" am
bulanre was called and hn was re-
moved to the Ohio Valley General
hospital where it was discovered he
was injured about the head. hut not
seriously. He was resting easy last
night, and will be out In Il few days.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-06-04
OB|T (JARY'
Mycrs Funeral

Funeral services for the late ard high
Is. respected August Myers. who passed
away ut tho ohio, Valley General hos
pi:al Sunday. following all extended III
u.Ss, Will he lcld from his lac resi-
drnc". 1891 Alley IL. Wednesday morn
ing nj $50 o'clock. Requiem high mass
will b.. celebrated 81 o'clock at St. Al
rhrnsus' church and intcrmcnt VIII oe
made ut Mt Calvary cemetery.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-06-04
Gets Interesting Card.

" l.. Ilc:l"i received An interest
!uI card from Ed liurii" Of Bridgeport.
i"rm"- Supr' ne corresponding %"'r"-
Iary IL III, .Nlrt't - Alumni fraternity.
Yesterday afternoon. II" stated that ne
was IA III" hest nf health and was r"cl-
iur I'm. IT,. Ma well Enuwn III ihlS
,.uy. having :-rid"nt"d from Ia" Mar
tins Ferry ingh school III 1917.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-06-04

Now since IN. call has com" for eight
limited service men 20 voluntary en-
list, many men from this r!iy VIII" are
very DESTROYS Of getting int" III" army
are rushing 10 IN" draft hradpuar1"rS
and putting their John llan"ocNS
down for service. Thns, VIII" sign up
will b. called INTO Srrvic" June Is.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-06-04
RAIDER Services,

Wednesday morning. at ~ clo'H'
from the home of his s"n-ln-luw' harrF
|. Hc.sr. 30. Kentucky avenue.
funeral services for the late Phillip II.
i;nd.r who passed away on Sunday. VIII
ho held. Int"rrncnt will be made ut
Peninsula cemetery.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-06-04

Funeral services for III" lalH James
Joyce. who passed away Saturday. fol
loving an extended illness. viii b. hcH
rhi$ morning at 0 o'clock from the lai"
RESIDENCE. Requiem nigh mass VIII hr
celebrated at o'clock. ut st. Joseph
Cathedral and inter,ncnt will be made
at Mt: Calvary cemetery.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-06-04
To Entertain.

The nominating commute" Of the
Toung Ladies' circle -! th" christian
church will b" entertained l.! bliss
Laura Butler a. h"r :ipn" Oh Harrison
street. During tn" meeting Officers viii
d., nominated.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-06-04
Must Rcg1ster "Wednesday.

All ,"un. MN III i:.Ii":rr dr'!, dis
trlrt WIZ" n3fai',..i III" AZ: - :! years
on.or before Jun" =. 1919. must register
NJ IN. nftic. IL m. iJrni hoard III tnS
CITY hIiItiur tn" "ftir" vii! U" open
from : Il, IN. L. " 3. IN.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-06-04

Th" members "f tn" board II trade
viii "mj"! = !urrhr'n today ut noon
IN the grill room II IN" t'rnrny thea
ire. Fn!lnw'rs Z short business n""ttnE
The members VII l." served a delicious
luncheon r., ;hr ladies -: INC Rcd Cross
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-06-04
Repairing Man.

y leak was sprung ~ i't" water main
- South Dan" street yesterday morning.
Wurlmra from In" city water works
started /" rcrHir II yesterday afternoon.
This u, rh,. lirS' I.,.k thai the. ,'iiy has
..r,. =" r"IuiT for SOM :I:n'.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-06-04
Bic EnN SntunlnY.

NI.h money Will h" III ''tr"miatl"m
r"i.' - Ur'ny when III" mills ~ Ibis
,;...'ilY u'! thor 'mrl"T"s. III" l""''l
~ i."- WI u"' pay their "inDi"%"s IN
- ia. iG'E
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-06-04
Entertained Friends.

Miss Ethel whit" entertained friends
ia<t evening Il: Eer ho'Ic on N"L.e
street Gaines and muSi" were ia" IL
versions and II luncheon was served.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-06-04
Ordered to 2eNort.

Frank \!uT,I;:, at Graz! li!ll re-
..niy.d orclcr.; {" Report ~ M aviation
,.a,up Of tin, OHIO Stat. university to-
faurrow He passed thc examination
some tIIn.. ago.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-06-04
Rehres BOYS Write Back

applicants for the navy. including many
from this city.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-06-04

Mandamus Proceedings.
Another rrandamuS suit brought hy
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-06-04
Must Support Team

II has ben givcn our ny MNaaG"r
McC;aughey that unless larger crowds
turn out 10 witness III" h'u! games IN
this city that baseball III TINS ~ ace
will b" discontinued. F'rrrm tn" show
ing that the Athletics HAY" boon max
ing they are deserving y: better sup
mort from the public. for 4 better team
has not been together in this city for
some years back. Next Sunday The t"nm
plays N" p"nnisun Panhaudl" team.
and II tn" fans do not turn out |" see
this feature game. they Will not BE- out
for any others. for this team has a
reputation and always draws good in
any town. Dcnnison defeated Martins
Ferry, Sunday.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1918-01-04
Shippers Ask For Removal
of Railway Switching Cost

An effort is being made through
the Shippers Official Service Commit
tee for Central and Southern Penn
sylvania, to get Director General of
Railroads McAdoo to deliver carload
shipments to receivers on their own
sidings without any extra cost to the
shipper. where he has private sid
ing. Under Government supervision,
q shipper or receiver may no longer
designate what road he wants his
shipment to be delivered. Where there
is more than one railroad entering q
city, receivers of goods having a sid
ing on one road, are liable to receive
notice that their carload shipments
have arrived on another road, thus
necessitatng the expense and delay
of transferring their shipments from
the railroad siding to their own prop
erty.
The desire of the shippers Com
mittee. organized some time ago at
the suggestion of the Railroad Car
Service Committee in the Harrisburg
district, is that the railroads in the
district relieve the receivers OF the
burden of transferring their ship
ments from one road to their own sid
ing on another road.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1918-01-04
Look to Chinese Cook
For Ways That Are Dark

The tragedy of five loaves of good
wheat bread being cast into the gar
bage pail belonging to the Oriental
Restaurant, 435 Market street. was
greatly modified to-day, when the
proprietor, Ernest L. Morrell, put the
blame on a Chinese cook. By all ac
counts, this cook is full OF ways that
are curious. When he heard that the
employer had engaged another chef
to take his place, the celestial cook
ordered the porter to put the bread
boxes outside, where the zero weather
soon ruined the bread for table pur-
poses. The porter then did his bit
by throwing some of the frozen bread
into the garbage, thus completing the
irreparable waste.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1918-01-04
RED CROSS COME TO AID
OF SOLDIER WHO LOST TICKET

The Home Service Department, of
the Harrisburg Chapter. Red Cross,
was brought into active use by a SOL
dier yesterday. The man was en-
route to his cantonment and lost his
ticket. He had sufficient funds to
brint; him TO, Harrisburg. When he
arrived here he asked the Red Cross
for aid, and, after a hearty meal fur
nished him by the local chapter. he
went on his way to the cantonment.
The Home Service Department is
ably represented by Miss Helen Leib,
who has taken a special course at
Philadelphia. Miss Leib will be i'm
her office. in the Eager Building
headquarters, each Thursday after
noon from o'clock to > o'clock.
ready to render assistance to SOL
diers and their families.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1918-01-04

Mr.. Fales is graduate of Prince
ton University. class of 1905. Since
that time he has been actively en-
gagged in duties similar to those he
will have here. He has had much ex-
perience with men and boys and has
been in charge of a number of play
grounds. summer caps and mems and
boys activities at various churches
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1918-01-04
HAD RHEUMATISM AND
STOMACH TROUBLE
"Had Headaches
and Dizzy
Spells"

says Mrs. NJ. Z. Johnson, 149 Adams
street. Steelton, Pa
II have been troubled for a Ions
time with stomach trouble and
rheumatism.
My stomach would become dis
tended with gas after eating and
panied very much.
WAS bothered constantly with
rheumatic pains in shoulders and
back, also in my limbs.
Had headaches and pains over
eyes, would get dizzy and weak.
"Sanpan cleaned things up in a
rapid manner. Am no longer trou-
bled with stomach, have no rheu-
matism nor headaches, feel fresh
and strong and do not get dizzy"
Sanpan is being introduced at Kel-
ler's Drug Store. 4O5 Market street.
Harrisburg.-adv.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1918-01-04
TOBACCO WILL
HELP YANKEES
WIN THE WAR
Keep the Fighters Happy and
German Line Must
Crumble

When you come to the end of a per-
feet day,
And you're due for a sudden
hunch,
Do you sometimes think of a royal
jay
Whose jaw you would like to
punch?
Do you sometimes think of the joy it
would bring
And last you whole long week,
To just wind up for q right hand
swing
And land on the Kaiser's beak?
Well, this is the end of u perfect
With nobody round to stop;
To get your teeth in the Kaiser's
And your knee in the Kaise RS
crop;
TO get your thunms in a loving way
On the back of the Kaiser's neck,
While the sun goes down with Il
flaming ray,
And lights up the royal wreck.
We suspect that our friend the
poet, "Brainless Bates" is no pa
cifist. Judging by the trend of his
written thoughts he would make
meat out of Kaiser Bill whether the
day was perfect or down below zero
with the steam pipes frozen and the
. milk bottle busted. But he has the
wrong idea. What chance has any
one over here to land right swing
on that shifty, slippery old demon?
The way to make a royal wreck out
of him is to take such good care
of Uncle Sans fighters that the Ger
mans will crumble from sheer han
kering. Send tobacco. Make the boys
happy. Then watch them fight.
When the Huns see these Yankee
toys joyful as a clam in high wa
ter, with gobs of good American to-
bacco, and when they whift its redol-
ent aroma drifting on to Berlin they
will throw up the sponge. Sounds
trifling but it isn't.
Now that the big drive is about to
start-the drive that will tell some
thing of what is to be expected from
American soldiers it is more urgent
than ever that the soldiers should be
contented. In some parts of the
country a custom has taken hold
whereby four persons contribute 20
cents each. making one dollar. This
single bill can readily be tucked in
an envelope and sent to Il smoke
fund headquarters. We are suggest
ing a 25-cent contribution because
even that small sum will buy quite
q respectable tobacco kit, the to-
bacco people also adding their share
to each gift. That is to say each
dollar pays for four separate pack
ages. with a total retail value Of
at least $50. Don't bother about
getting your knee in the 'Kaiser's
crop" but get your hand out of your
pocket and bring along some contri-
button of whatever denomination for
this worthy cause.