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The Prescott daily news., 1918-04-16
MT. c. Caldro, the We'll Knou,
 and Noted Advisor, V;s;.a SHa Prescott Every Wednesday, ,s''S
Office at MT. J. D. Morrison,. Residence, III East Main
 Cor. Second Street-Hours. m a. m. to 6 p. m. ~

(Mr. Caldro works under thu ,u. pices of the St. Louis Independ.n+ Spiritualist Church Society and h, visited cities in Arkansas periodica)k for many years.)
 Mr. Caldro solemnly promiss h tell your full name, name of friend. the names of those you care for mox and to give information about your business ard ether affairs. Unless k does exactly as here stated, your vist to him costs you nothing-you to be the only judge.
 He will advise you absolutely COT. rectly on all affairs, such as couyt- ship, love, marriage, domestic aflahs, business difficulties, changes, travels, wills, investments, lost or stolen arti. cles, or anything you may be in trou- ble or doubt about. The earth yields its hidden treasures to his vision and his forecasts of possibilities in your future may be the means of bringing you the prosperity and happiness that has been denied you heretofore. A visit to MT. Caldro is not to be confounded with a visit to a so-calkd fortune teller. There is no catering to superstition, no attempt to prae- tice necromancy. MT. Caldro is highly educated and polished gentle man who in clear and precise words shows you how to gain those things you hold worth while having, and that may seem unattainable to you. There is no hope or ambition, but what can be realized with his help and advice. Business and professional men, men of large and small affairs, visit Mr. Caldro continuously everywhere. suggestion is sometimes worth mll- lions. If you intend to make any changes, or if you are in doubt as 10 what is best to do, you will not rgIe' the time or money you spend wito this gentleman.
 John s. Small of Memphis, wrltes' "When was in doubt about making change and wanted to sell my DUST ness, called on you on the advice ol friend. Your help and your sugges- tions enabled me to sell my property quickly and at good price oinee then your advice has been wof'n many thousands of dollars to me.
 Mrs. D. c. of Hot Springs, wfi'eS this, "When called upon you my a'- fairs were in a hopeless conditions Dus your advice has changed all and h0" have all the prosperity and happlns'S I can possibly wish for"
 Hundreds of similar testimonials a,e " in Mir. Caldro's possession, Ou' O'As published by special permission
 Charges for consultation are On0 dollar.
 In Prescott every Wednesday,
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products coming nro inc state .'il' spS found to be infested with the nuv consequently, the safest pi'N inns the home grown products anu .anle ~ stop shipments from qaes'i'1a sources. .,s owl
 Every farmer VIII ma " .n tue interest to keep constantly oa ., or lookout for this pest and rep''s aota. send any suspicious weeyli ~ ', Ento. toes immediately to the ..ansas mologist. University oi
 Fayetteville.
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w. S. S.-War Savings Stamps, and if we buy them like we should it will mean "Wilful Slaughter Stopped" In- vest in them today your loose change.
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FOR SALE-Registered niaie 'Is gilt Big Bone Poland China plgs' .s E. Mum.
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Bring your worn out shoes to ulss ,,, son ; olu ons 14m1 new. R, A. Wylie.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-10-11
BETTER THAN CALOMEL
Thousands Have Discovered
DR.. Edwards Olive Tablets
are aHar1nless Substitute

Dr.. Edwards Olive Tablets-the sub
stitute for calomel-are mild but sure
laxative, and their effect on the liver is
almost instantaneous. They are the re-
suit of DR.. Edwards's determination not
to treat liver and bowel complaints with
calomel. His efforts to Danish it brought
out these little olive-colored tablets.
The pleasant little tablets dothc good
that calomel does, but have no bad after
effects. They don't injure the teethlikc
strong liquids or calcmel. They take
holdof the trouble and quicklyconectit.
Why cure the liver at the expense of the
teeth? Calonel sometimes plays havoc
with hegums, Sodo strong liquids. 1t
Is best not to take caHomel, but to let Dr..
Edwards Olive Tablets take its place.
Most headaches, dizziness" and that
lazy feeling come from constipation and
disordercd liver. Take Dr.. Edwards
Olive Tablets when you fcel 'ioggy"and
heavy" Note how they fclcar 'clouded
brain anG hcwthey per; up" the spirits
lCc and 25c Z be-. All druggists,
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EATS MORE IN ONE
MEAL NOW THAN he
USED TO IN 3 DAYS
Rorxr, GEEK WATTS FELLOW
SUFFERERS TO PROFIT By New
WORTH EXPERIENCE.

While the following statement from
J. A. Eurd. 4, the time night clerk OF
fha Hotel Murray OF Cambridge, O.. Is
G: value 10 every reader who bears the
burdens % tncTtcus ills. 1t has especial
..;,ri:icancct for aged ailing folks. TOR
NJ Turd is over three score and ten.
Druggist Car. Brennan OF Cambridge
= r"rcS that Mr.. HUrd's high praise OF
<,cy Worth came when that gentleman
s-..S :. caller a, the Brennan store to pur-
..nys., a second bottle Of the tonic. ON
,r.n., asked Z the medicine was doing
h.t:; any good. Mr.. Hurd replied:
1T IS the boss medicine, Two years
ago I had stroke OF paralysis which
left me in bad shape. The doctors could
do nothing. I had not appetite and
could not remember anything. Was very
nervous. A lady stopping N the no. /.
recommended Ncrv-W'orth. The first
dose helped me and now feel entirely
= new man. I am - y.ars old. bat eat
more in one meal than I USED u IN
three days. RsEa!ncd ny memory ard
getting ovcr my NERVOUSNESS. Sleeping
and general health much improved.
think that my taking another battle or
two (of Ncrv-Worth) Will pc entirely
cured. You can use my name and vel
come il It can be tho means OF hclp!n;
some other sufferer
Baer'S Drug Store and CHESTS DRUG
Store in Wheeling. Your dollar back
II Wentworth does not benefit. you.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-10-11
BOLSHEVIK ATTACK
BEATEN EY ALLIES

LONDON. Oct. lt.---Thc war Office to-
night i.:su"d the following official cnm-
munlcaticn from the. -NrciIanErl front
in n"Cth Ru:f*ia:
/. GA October i ii;"' enemy made n
strong crIInt"r-atta"'s both by river and
by lan,! I'm tic allied position at Sc
l"ls!;a;a. In Iuilr: from .irc:argcl on
tho River Dvira. Tie attack was beaten
0rI an! ;n' enemy wis driven up the
riv"r. !.a>,nS hr!.tEd tw" mtachlne guns
ana - !:l"n killed.
In ia" $zanht,si Gion. which lies
h"iw",';i .t,r.ra":;"i. IN" N"i"i;':a railway
2ui TIA" T,.;,it lhc chem" - >tiil rttlr-
i:!S following y: - iGiAci force or
..m"ricnaS ami liu$>itn* IN that re-
@Ir;i H." rn,':i; h"s beer trying IL de-
cC;"" lhc allied rHS'r"G H.! WEARING white
.;i",.,.. irIni:;. which arc III" mark OF the
y Hii" Guards
"In III. i:urransI front the allied
:roun* "r"%@,.il:; rom ltandalaslla OF
Ii" whit" :ira. Il hunir"i miles south
q" N:;in"r::i, hive drir':l Invading
PATROLS back .."rns.; The Finnish frontier
and lny" CLEARED northern karelia OF
Ito ,,urrrI.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-10-11
JOHN F. COWl DIES.
ON u, s, BATTlESHlP
TpYr1ar Young Local Nm Victim o.
Pnouuo1ta While Serving n Navy.

s.,perinters1cnt Of Mails John T. Co~i
OF c,e Wheeling post Office. received the
sad announcement yesterday from Wash
tncton: that his son. John Ffe~ Govt
died last Sunday evening on the u s
tattleship Kentucky while at sea DEAN
WIS due to pneumonia following an at
tack Of Spanish influenza The message
did not state where the ship was at the
trrne Of his death.
Young Cowl was born and reared IN
this city and was an unusually popular
bow. He had hundreds of friends IN TINS
community who will be distressed 10
learn OF his death. He was an emploEe
Of the Wheeling Electric company oe1ose
enlistinr In the navy last April. he
WAS 4 member Of tho Masonic !ooge'
Knights Tempir and Scottish Kite
bodies
He is survived by his parents. MI: ana
Srs. John T. Cowl of South Broadway
island, two sisters, Mrs Charles Red-
man. of Fcllansecc: Mrs Nell Edwards
OF Toronto, Ohio. and five brothers,
Fred E.. Frank s.. Harry G.. Earl ~. ana
lanes I. Cowl. The latter enlisted at inc
same time and is now stationed az inc
navaI aeronaut tic field at Norfolk, Va
Relatives left last evening Tor the AT
lantic port to meet the vessel and os1ns
tho body to wheeling. Funeral
-aoSso,Sr,ts usiIl ha completed upon us
arrival here.
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Blaming Won Bethnann
For Wars PrO|0ngatIOn

COPENHAGEN. Oct. 1h.-Apparcntly
Gcrnan writer's are end"avor!nE To place
III. blame for the proclamation OF Ger
many's intensified submarine warfare
and the failure To s"curc IN carly peace
advantageous to Germany on ;hr shoul-
de-s nj the government Of former Chan
c.ilor Won Ra.h,nanuFlo(iwtk.
To this end. GcniS" Hcrnhard. IN
l"a.Iing editorial in tin: f"riin F"SS!*chc
Irituns. declares that If tn" German
penp!c had not been deceived and misled
bv Ec,hmann's government 1t 'S doubt
fu! whether tho Suhmarln" warfare
you'd have brrn proclaimed ana resi-
deaf Wilson rr"hahly ""i!'d nav" &nc-
c.rdsd lnni- ago in hrinGrnS about n
peace without c"nru"r"rS or coz
Tucrcl." AZ outlined IL his m"sSas" I"
cousrcSs in January, 1917.
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Guy Liberty Bonds
Charles of Hesse Is
Elected Finland's Kin ;

STOCKHOLM, Oct. 1o.-Prtnce Fred
crick Charles Of Hcsse. brothcr-in-ia,:
Of the German emperor. was elected
king of Finland on Wednesday night b.
tie Finnish LandtaG. The Republican
members of the chamber did not vote.
iirncc Frederick Charles Of Hcss2
was born May /. 1865. In 1898 h
married Princess Marguerite Of Prussia,
the youngest sister of Emperor Viii
Lam Last month the prince made Il
tour of Finland. accompanied By =
strong guard. and conferred with thu.
political leaders In the different citi":
through which he passed. Accordin%
to Scandinavian advices. the prince has
crown OF Finland.)
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$4,000 CLUB
CONTINUED Prom Page one.)

each will 10 doubt jar the palace at
Potsdan and with others Of like
amount assured. the quota hero is sure
to so OVER the top Wheeling citizens
have never failed in time Of need and If
ever there was time when money was
needed, It is now.
The sum previously reported was
s21yn. 10000 and in addition t. the sum
turned in. by Tho S25.000 Club there
was reported yesterday another snug
sum Of S16G."5o. which is greatly apar>
ciatcd.
They Were An Busy.
The North Wheeling Rotuc Glass Co..
went over 'ho top and secured n 100
certificate when tho l3S employees sub
scrihcd s10.5n0 or an average Of SIS per
capita
The Bloch Brothers Tobacco Co.. also
received a 1o0Ce certificate by coming
over with $4,000 the &@4 employees sub
scribins s5S.75 per capita.
The warwood Tool Co. received one
of the 70 certificates when the 65
employees subscribed $500. OF an aver
age OF sS7 per capita
The Warwick China company contrib
utcd total Of SlO.7oo, while the "
Railway company and West Virginia
traction and Electric company came
across with s10.o50. all being given the
100 per cent certificates.
Other big ones were the Security
Trust company 10000: Conservative
Life Company. $4,000 (balancc distrib-
uted throughout tho statc); United
States Fidelity Insurance company OF
Baltimore. Md. $1,000; G. A.
Magic, $1,000: George r. Taylor COM
pany. $4,000: Equitable Life Insurance
company, $4,000: No-Leak Paper Dish
company. 81 .nnn: Wheeling Mattress COM
pany. sc.0n0: IntclliGcncer Publishing
company. S5,00n: United States Rubber
company. S2.nnn. and Osiris temple q.
Shriners. $4,000.
Tho smaller ones arc not forgotten.
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srRaIaErENED HIM OUT

SuiuGnu!; :Bcquettc, Flat River, Nc
writes: 1.-TWO years ago I WAS down {
my back till I could hardly go. Fol,
Kidney Pills Strengthened me right U
recommend them to all who have Xix.
ncy trouble" Rheumatic paints. achir
joints. sore and swollen muscles ind
Gates that the kidneys arc not properly
filtcring Impurities from. the blcon
Foley Kidney Pills get right at the
trouble and give prompt relief. Painful!
irregular and sleep-distrubing bladdc!
troubles also yield quickly to their tonic
healing action. Sold everywhere.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-10-11
WOUNDED tIARUE ROBBED.

NEW YORK. ncl. 20 -HolhuP mon,
in pursuing their trade. selected "a their
victim in New York street one N
I'cr.hing$ wnurd"d marines, Sergeant
W'i,liam rng"r. vino. unable 10 put up
n fair lrht hccaus" Of Il shattered arm
'auh q ,y;un.>,al Id" WIS robbed or 500
worth Ct Liberty bonds and 500 m
cash. i',-"r - il, hospital recovering
from his fresh injuries
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Mrs. Nora WOOD :Murr. wife OF James
Murr. peacefully passed away in The
family homo in North Front street Mar
tins k'erry Yesterday morning 1T 1905
o'cluck. following an illness IF SIX
norrths with tubercU losiS. Her huS-
band is in The infantry with the -Nnc:t-
can army i'll France.
Mrs. MUIR. whose maiden name was
Wood was born in Martins F"rr% )"
years ago. She spent her ~:t"' IL" ~
that city and was highly eS;%1'M!'u -. !
had many friends. She was l. m'in9"r
of the Martins Ferry Methodist EiI$co-
church
She leaves, besides hcr< husband her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Edward hno":
three brothers, Russell Lester and keh-
meth Wood. also one sister. Miss GlauS )
Wood. all OF Martins Ferry.
Funeral arrangements we're not en-
tirely completed last evening. but ser
vices will be held in the family nome
probably Sunday afternoon ut O'CLOCK.
Iptcrrncnt will Uc III l.v"rriew ccnie-
terS. Martins Ferry.
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Funeral for William DaSre Today:

Funeral services VIII DC held Tor II
liam Dacuc, veteran soldier and es-
tecmed citizen. this morning at 1880
o'clock in the home OF his daughter, hES.
death occurred Wednesday. Additional
services will be held At II o'clock noon
in the Dallas Methodist Episcopal
church. The Rev. Mr.. 1-azcnby, OF the
Fin Grove Methodist Episcopal church.
viii nrticintc. assisted by the Rev. l. b.
Lewcllyn. Of the Elm Grove Presbyterian
church. lntermcnt Will be in Mount
View cemetery: Dallas.
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ru,era1 for MIS-. Morgan.

Funeral Services were NOD !VsE Sn vi
afternoon In the family hom;.. 5lI NORTH
Huron strf-ei, Tor Mrs. Cynthia Mo! %:.,I
aged woman. who died in ne ONO Gs = va az
sui, nt burns. The Rev. Or. clarence
EuSene Alien. of tho Fourth street rec
Methodist Episcopal church oihclateo-
Id srr,ent WAS IN srcSsuMON4
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but arc only omitted owing to the large
number that were turned in, but each
and every one will mean an. aGdItlOnai
nail in the shield Of democracy.
Tho Hold-Up Committee.
George l.. IIanan. Leon Leonard
George Galluwa. George H"ppos. NICK
CaravasioS and Christ EiT'7yana" WIN.
in one hours time: solicited u total OF
81 sac, Officer Reed, the pride Of Mar
krl street" pulled of joke on inc
committee when he stated that Ito was
broke and the committee decided that
thcv would start fund Tor MIN y
taxing M :: collection, which they sue
cc,dcd in doing. and to their ASt"n'Sh-
mont "Rccdy" pulled out HlVp ""hu'
IIn therefore has l. most "EE l"r an
other one. This committee - 20 "
congratulated.
We Must GO Over the Top.
"J'ncle sam" is issuing passports to
pcrl.n, several million of th"m. every
ono borne by a khaki-clAd soldier with
q short Stopovcr in France. Th"S" soy
d;crs are going 20 hnt,cr E,'i!'s gates.
foo Never YOU doubt it, The United
States of America tic only really rich
government on this ptanct, is asking its
owners TO wise ties" passports win
tbn countcrsirn OF their homegrown
eagles of coinage. nj :; most generous
interest rental. The air OF In" Garth is
rnllutcd by llunnish Hu'turrT ana II
must be made Il for human breath.
Every dollar subscribed sounds n
thul against Ecriir'S Gaic": pushes tho
blades Of our acroplan"s further THO
Hunland; helps drive harp""n into the
vita,s Of the furnish s"rncri- Of Til" "ra
and voices the tnvincihl" determination
ri the United STATES uf America tn blot
from off this earth organized bandits.
murdrrcre. rnrt;i1'"r% and raVish"rS.
with the war unw"!'. with the ways or
Ii,,, land and :hc routes az Tho air and
the lanes Of ;hc sea open TO tn" uses Of
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-10-11
cE1cAG6, Oct. l0.-Emmons ]

CHICAGO, Oct. 1o.-Emmons Blaine.
1r son of the late Emmons Blaine and
Grandson Of former secretary OF state
James C. Blaine. died of pneumonia
Yesterday ut Lansdowne Pa accoruIns
70 word received by relatives mere. VT
Blaine went into the scrvicE OF inc sor
a-,,,o,t IN III. American International
cbinh,,i1dinc corporation ut Hog Island
c,rjy this year and was employed as
. mechanical engineer there ut III" timc
80 b;s death. He was IS years old and
married.
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Robert z. Davis.

Another Wheeling boy has given UP
his life while in the service OF hls coun-
Try. Word was received here YESTERDAY
,,n.uncinc the death ot Robert +.
paws. AGED IS years. son Of Mr.. and
AErs. yiniap, r. Davis. He passed away way
lazy Saturday in tho hospital at Fort
Oslethorpe. Ga, following an Illness
since last April. He left Wheeling with
a contingent Of soldiers in March and
shortly after arrival at camp was
stricken i'll. He was born and reared
in this city, and had many friends IN
this community. Mr. Davis was mem
bcr Of ST. Joseph's cathedral. The body
arrived here yesterday morning and was
taken to the family home. 81 Thirteenth
street. where funeral services Will be
held t.is afternoon ae $50 o'clock with
tn,ernlent in Mt. Calvary.
Mr.. Davis leaves, besides his par
erts. three brothers. William F. E1ch-
ard and George V. Davis; also two SIS
tcrs.: Mrs. Joseph NaN""tl and Miss
Noble Davis, all Of this city.
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r,oc,-1J for r a 'Gifdu Today.

This afternoon AZ o'clock funeral
services viii be held in the family home.
Rattle Run road, for Joseph 3. Gifhn.
prominent aged Ohio county farmer. who
passed away Wednesday. The Rev; Mt.
Bickett of Eoncy's Point United Tres
bvtnrian church will olfciate. Burial
will br in West Alexander cemetery.
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We Are Spending It AL On You.

We may not wear tho khaki.
Nor perhaps nay don III" blue
But VIC MOL and toll
/ tnh VIC d"ivr ini" the soil:
Spending III" money on ynu---Old
Pal.
Spending tho money on you.
| Yes. we've GU: our cigar bills.
our VIII" and HrEuSeIrrnts, too;
our tics and collars.
W.T." saving tho dollars:
Spending the money on you--olf
Pal,
Spending the money on your.
There's Amy. Maud and Gracy.
There's Alice. Flo. and there's Sue.
They're steadily knitting.
With NJ thoughts nf quitting.
Sending it over to you->aiy Dear.
Sending it over to you.
Pa he chcws less tobacco.
! At work h. never seems thru.
No amusement he Graves.
Every cent now he saves,
Spending the moncy on you--My
Sun.
Spending tho money on yo1.
! Ma. shes up rrc The sun shines.
! Her feet quite W.; with dow.
She's culling. anil panninE,
Preserving and canning,
| Sending il orrr 10 yuu---Dcar Son,
Sending 1t over 10 you.
Major &. Cecil Eoult.
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rpneral for Miss Lively.

Saturday funeral scrVlces VIII DC hcId
in the family home Stone Church road.
Elm Grove. for Miss Eliza Lively VINO
passed away in local hospital! Nednes-
toy night. Additional services VIII be
held in the Stone church at o'clock Sat
irdav afternoon. The Ecv. /. b. Level
Ivn will ofticiate. and burial viii be IN
Dallas cemetery.
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This afternoon ut l:3t O'CLOCK funerat
services will b. held for James H. Ncttz'
o-ea 10 Years, son OF Willard and Alice
Esltz, who died Tuesday of typhoid
seer The services will be held in the
family hon1c in GresEsviil,G1 Thn IG "
En;scopal church will he in Charge
Bnrial viii be in Allen Grove cemetery
Sherrard.
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r,,sral for Eea,ey Child.

v..tar5ov n,orninE funeral SERVICES
,.erc heId for Mildred Mary ucaley, aeed
10 Years, in the family home on Brown - =
run. The child died Monday OF near NT;I
disease. She was the daughter "t ~
liam and Anna Healcy. The KEY. fa'H MI
Schicnan oftlciated- Burlal WIS ~ - -
Calvary.
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o,-a1 <or urillia1n Raumann.

Yesterd;y aEtcrTo0n Iuh"TII SGT
we're held for, Private William Eau
mann. who died in Camp Lee THURSDAY
~ nneumnn;a. in the family home. Ia
.r,reuty-nipth street. He was u member
Of tho Church Of the immaculate Con-
ccDtion and a number Of fratcrnal or
:,anizations. In;cvment was in MI Cal
cary.
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Tho1uas Cannon

EAST LIVERPOOL. q. Oct. ~
Thomas Cannon, c.. pottery Tnanular-
turcr. died here TO-DAY. nc - -
ard thrcc daughters.
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MIS-. Ada Schuck-

Word was received III yesterday an
oouncins the death Of Mi>. Ada schuck
in her home at Philadelphia "Wednesday,
night. Mrs. Schuck was quite Wen
known in this city and h;-d many 'rie'V"s
hero. Last summer she was the guest
OF Mrs. Anton Bicb-,rson. OF G4ea"oou
Heights
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Zeal for William l.. Mkels.
aced 81 son vi Walter and jennie
stSels, Who died in Camp Meade. Nd a.
was held yesterday afternoon IN tn IN
family home. Riley Hill. near NarWooo'
Interlnert was III Short creek cctneteA y
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81 many soldiers she volunteered to as
SiSt the nurses and contracted the dread
ell disease which quickly resulted in
her death
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Hundred Million people.


VIC hnvc over II hundred million p.,2-
pie: We have the grc:It"St store 81 gold
ever gathered under unr flag We laH:
just Sarnrrrd crops "f the ,reitc~; dol
lar value ever harvested III "u: his
tory: our fleets, rN"r growing S;tii i!!r
SCH proudly and safely: allied H""kS
OF aerial honhrrs. fast multiplying. will
s"On drIrina;c the h"avtns aud our Ian!
lrEions are pressing forward! under the
FLAIR which ha: ovr:' uni',ricG - VIC
tory. Hell is paved with good ir'cn-
tons" but the r"at: 10 l:"ri;n ~ Irrr"'i
with American dollars! L"l us !:T lha,
pavement dep and lay i WIDE: N T.
Berlin. Wheeling and Ohin caIni" u. II.
women aud children are ir!lnH tn" hoy;
who ar" lighting tp ESTABLISH w"TII
that will Ia Il safe .,llc" Ia call h1Elr.
Tic motto is. stand l!r,l iy the rp;trs;
that never run, Lot .rrsr ynur @,ll
eagles ana conquer III" IIun."
1jor G. Cecil TfcHlt VIII" has fought
III arvrn wars urrl'r tn. Gag oC Great
Britain. ia in tho CITY working III The
intcrrat OF the Fourth Liberty Loan.
and the following poem. written by him.
will answer as n bcnc"T light To those
in doubt il is as follows:
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-10-11

WASHINGTON. Oct. 1o.-Mrs. wei
linSton HOO, wife Of the Ch'ncsc minis
tnr died today from pneumonia which
followed an attack Of Spanish tnflu-
onza She had been i'll about a week