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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-27

Thereafter the poultryman can base his
claims on these winnings. as is Gus.
tomary.
having specimens With certain scale
Of points to their credit. II means
points PHYS plus; good goo condition. which is
carriage and conduct must be as i'm.
macuiate and ideal az possible.
Specimens without standard ouali.
ncations arc not placed simply be-
judges are reasonable. On the other
hand. they are not likely TO be placed
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-27

IL they have standard requirements
and are not. in good condition. because
the chances are the other exhibitors
probably have both qualifications and
condition.
Ideal show birds are docile. They
have proud air about them. They
seem to like to display their points OF
nose. court admiration. as 1t were.
They should remain quiet when stroked
pS the Judges stick or handled by
MIN. because In no other way can u
fair Judgment be made
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-10-24
WILL RELIEVE
SICK HEADACHE
Mississippi Lady ReeItes Her Fam'iy's
Experience In Prevention Of Serious
Sickness and Tells How Quick Re-
lief Follows Use of Black-Drausht

EdInburg, Mise.-Mrs. Lula Nc
Lauchlin, who lives few miles out
Of this town. recently made the fol-
lowing statement in regard 10 Thed-
ford's Black -Draught, the old, reliable
family liver medicine:
We have used Thedford's Black.
Draught in our family for years. as
a liver and stomach medicine. | har"
used Il for indigestion. gas on the
stomach, for bloating and Disagree
able taste In the mouth.
"A couple Of good doses will relieve
sick headache and make YOU feel
like q new person.
~ keep It, especially In the winter.
for grip and colds. 1t has been such
wonderful help to lis.
"Black-Draught has saved Us many
good dollars in doctor bills. rs a great
deal Of sickness comes from consti.
patton, and torpid liver, which can
be relieved by 30 simple remedy as
Black-Draught. l praise 1t 10 all my
friends"
. Torpid, or slow-acting liver. is tho
commonest form Of liver trouble met
within. America The liver does not
do tts duty IN helping the digestion
Of food and regulating the bowels.
Thedford's Black nrauEht has been
found a very valuable remedy for dc,
rangementa Of tho liver and stomach,
not only in the case Of this Mlssis-
sippi family but In thousands Of sim.
liar cases.
Try Black-Draught.
l
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-10-24
GEORGE WHITE LOSES
FOOT UNDER CAR WHEEL
Either Foil or Jumped Prom Trolley
While Riding on Stcps-Re
moved to Hospital.

George White. aged Is years. son OF
David White. of - Virginia avenue. fell
under York street Wheeling Traction
car last night on North York street.
between Maryland and Indiana streets.
Mt 1000 O'Clock, md his right foot was
So hn,lly crushed that II was amputatcd
~ The ohio Valley General hospital
shortly after IN" accident. ~. n. ;59Aaf
Best had rhnrg" Of th. operation.
According I" a statement given out
by. M employee Of the traction COM
puny. young white was riding on the
blind side Of the front OF the car. hang
ing onto the step Will" the doors w"r"
closed He either attempted 10 jump
of or fell from the car. He wns rushed
:" TN" hospital in the ambulance. His
father is collector for Watkins, House
Il Hermann The chr was in charge
-; Motormnn ". II. Spllman.
Mr.. White was reported IL b" resting
easily carly this morning.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-10-24
TROUBLED WITH
ECZEMA 5 YEARS
Burned So Could Hardly
Stand It, CutiCura Healed.

IL had eczema on my head and it
got all over me. II was in blieters and
my scalp was sore and the breaking
out burned so badly l could hardly
stand it. could not work and l could
not sleep. My hair fell out, and ! had
the trouble for three years.
Then l used CHtcura Soap and
Ointment. They gave relief in short
while. and l used three cakes Of Soap
and three boxes OF Ointment when /
was healed" tsigned) Miss Apple
Gilkerson. Wayne, Viva, Jan. l9, lS.
Having obtained clear healthy skin
by the use Of Cuticura. keep it clear by
using the Soap for all toilet purposes
assisted by touches of Ointment as
needed. Cutieura Soap Is ideal for the
complexion, tbs SO delicate and creamy,
s.npl. Each Free by Nail. Address pos,.card:
nCssiturA, Dept. X, Boston" Sold everywhere.
Soup sc Ointment . aud 6r. Talcuro &c.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-10-24

+ The many friends Of Frank +. Clohan.
former well known resident .: this city.
Will I've painrd 10 learn of his un;imely
demise ut Los Angeles. California. Ills
death is attributed I" iHlrum"nia. and
M Cluhan WIS III but 81 few days. he
swes employed by the United States gov
ornament at the san rrdr" ship building
vnrds and hae resided in IN" West for
the pest Is years. II" WAS united N
marriage 10 Miss Grace Thompson, Of
Los Angeles. who survives. Three
children. Louis. Grace and Virginia also
survive. Tho deceased is also survived
by his parents. MIR. and Mrs. Louis Cl"-
nan, Of this city. also ny "nc brother,
Thomas \. Clohan. Of l."noN Place. out
the pike and one sister. Mrs. ii. K. Nc
Gee. of No. 93G Main street. city. mo
funeral services will likely he held in
lLo, Angeles and intermrnt will no doubt
be made there.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-10-24
DECLARES COLONIES
CANNOT BE RETURNED

LONDON. via M"ntreal. url. 25.-ln
~ circumstaM,ss - I, conSis-~!u Wiz
the safety. security AMI unity of the
british empire that Grrm4ny'S colonies
should l." returned 10 her. declared \.
i. Ralf"ur. the british foreign SerrH-
;nIy. In Il speech at h" lunchr"n OF IN"
AuSt ralinn and New Xrnlnnd Club today.
MIR, Balfour said II was absolutely
essential that tn" communications" al ne
British empire should Irmrin safe. He
asked il the German colonies w"r" re-
turned what security was th"r" lhhl
;hclr original pusS"SS"rS would not nSn
them as hnS"s for piratl"nl warfare. Tn"
irct rinr that tn" colonies should NOT h"
returned. Mr. Ealt"ur claimed. ~hs nor
selfish and itnp"ral!St'C. II was one III
which tn" interests uf th: world wrr3
almost rs much concerned MS IN" inter
..s;s Of tn" empire itself. If III" empire
was Ia remain united il vas absolutely
necessary that communication between
the various parts should not hc 1T the
mercy Of an unSCrupul"lS power.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-10-24
M. { J.-bETHANY
|. TILT HERE NOV. 3
FOOTBALL CLASSIC OF SEASON TO
BE PLAYED ON FAIR GROOHo
GPrDrEoN NEXT MONTH.
Each School TO Bring Students Army
Triuing Uuit-Bcthany After
Game for Saturday.

The Tuo,hall classic If the season for
Wheeling is scheduled 10 be played on
TN, fair ground Kridiron November nd
when Bethany College meets inc iaSt
Washington and jefferson College
eleven.
rhr whole affair will be entirely OF
military flavor. us Bethany will bring
her students army training unli. con-
slsiing Of about three hundred students
and Wnsh-.I"ff will also be accompanied
bv n large students army corps.
uniis of rorh college will march over
the princlpal streets Of the city accom-
panied by II thrty-hrc piece military
band. and Will march to the grounds on
This is tho FIRST big inter-sectional
fnu,haIl game Ia b" held in tho city
since the W d J.-Wrslcyan game here
two years ago.
Great local interest il being shown
in the coming contest. "wlnE 10 the &c
Tim, several former local high school
stars i'm the linc-ups o: tho college
teams. and sentiment is about equally
divided
Little nr nothing is known Of the
allhr" uf the bethany eleven. OWNS 10
tho fnct that they have not p'ASsu
any games this S"usnn yet OWING 10
the Spanish Influenza epidemic ana gov
ornamental restrictions on football II tno
start OF the season. lt"portS from 'he
Bethany camp state that thrF nave
very likely bunch mf huskleS that prom,
IS. to rnrlsr runSidcrubl" worry ma
trouble Tor the best nf them.
Wushin6<5n and Jefferson has green
bunch al men on her eleven. but they
have been rounding out in good style
In the TWO games played they have re-
turned victorious rnCh time. IN" he'n
INV pamr will he one II the hardest
games on her schedule. including Penn
State and kiski.
Vernon II. critics is looking after IN"
interests of Bethany COLLEGE here while
Joseph PAUL. Jr.. IS handing inc ouSi,
nrss end for WaSh-Jcff Bethany will
have her headquarters at the Mcclure,
while WaSh-Jcff will be located at the
Windsor.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-10-24
BOY At
CAMP MEADE IS DEAD

CAMP MEADE. Md. Oct. 23.-Thc
continued Improvement today -: IN" in
fIueaza situation proved particularly
gratifying Ia tho camp authorities and
medical officers. who har" been work
ing day nnd night 10 overcome the epi-
drmic Only eleven new cases of flu
were reported today and Their" were
but thrn" deaths in camp during the
twrnty-four hours mp 10 noon today.
only two new cases Of pneumonia de-
vclnpnd among tn" lHHis who have been
suffering from the disease. The camp
uuaranttnr may be entirely lifted within
II few days.
Among the deaths today was that Of
Private Ernest Fullerton. OF the camp
military police who lived at Hunting
ton. W. Nn
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-10-24
POLICE PICK-UPS

Robert Riycc. dis0rderly. was corral"d
by officer Rine. Old Singing Jane Will
son wns drunk as usual AMI Officer
Roth brought her IN. +. Speaker was
hitting the nigh places on Chnpitna
street in his machine when Officer Roth
hailed him. IInttic Mackcn. diSOrderly.
was contributed by Officer Rinn Ida
Young. Il disnrdcrly. WAS MISC contrib
uirh by Officer Rino. Charles Buttons
was imbihing too freely and was taking
up Market street whom Officer WORKS
got him. Tho soXtctt" of offenders will
b" up h"f"r" Judge Marsh Watkins this
morning
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ANOTHER BAKER
CHILD IS DEAD
THIRD OF SIX IN OHIO yALLE1
GENERAL HOSPITAL sue
CuMBS TO INFLUENZA.
Mhile Double Euncr2l Services ARC
Eetug Held IN Home Ruth
Passes Away.

Another o." OF tn" Baker children
died Yesterday afternoon IN The ONO
TnlleE General hospital % pr umGnta.
sracr;rduc.d o. spanish ints"'TEa ms
is the third child nt ;he six ch!lurrn OF
that family 10 pass away OF the disease
since last Sunday, and another one IS IN
a mos, critical coalition. tbs rarsn{
IF the children arr Charles and HeSt'r
Baker. , = "A
took away Ruth Itcker. aged i"nr years.
The first to die was Catherine virginia.
aged six years. on Sunday. Followed on
Monday hy Joseph. aged sixteen months.
\ dcubls. funeral was being held IN mo
family home 1871 Lind stree. Yesterday
afternoon when n. th1rd Caiid sue
cr,rnbcd to the nralady. TIL" father lay
in an adjoining room during tho SERVICES.
seriously III with BrIehts disease. ne
funeral and burial were private. Inc
fast failing undo: III" physical ana
mental strain of trying 20 be with hcr
three surviving children in III" hospl'al
and 10 administer as much as possible
20 her huS band.
The Baker family moved her" some
time ago from FairTn"nt. Ih"* pre-
vtcuSly lived in canton. -.
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To Form Mid-European
Union Of Small Nations

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 23.-Unofilcial
representatives of 66.00n.000 people OF
the oppressed nAttonalitics or Central
Europe opened conference here today
which is expected to eliminate in the
orSaniza ztion OF the nid-Europ"an union
OF small nations and the drafting OF
declaration Of independence az th"ir
peoples from tho domination Of the Teu-
ABSOLUTE crushing Of the dream of
Mittel- Europa and the establishment OF
This mid-ba rricr to any scheme OF Der
lin 70 Bagdad." was tho dominant note
Of all the addresses. Destruction OF
the absolutism that prevails IN the Ger
man and Austria-Hungarian empir"s
was demanded The meetings are being
held in Independence Hall.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-10-24
Stops Stomach
.DistressRightOm
inexpensive, Home-M Old-Fash-
,oned, but Just Thy Il. Re-
suIts Arc Wonderful

; No matter how severe or stubborn q
case Of indigestion, gas, belchlnS. bloat-i
Ing: vomiting. heart palpitatton, neTv-'
BUSINESS and pains after eating you may
have, or what has failed 30 benefit you,
just Try tails old homo remedy ~ and
watch the result. - -<I
Simply ret two. ounces Of corcentra-l
ted liquid Aarlix (aronattc) rs cents,
worth at any drug store or by mail,
from The Lfarft1 Co., Fort wayne. Ind
Dilute the Maritx With double the guam
sp6oufat before each meal ~ - Il
sd:SeiieE Ises neT.qrekly you get back
Stpnaqh u strengthened; how perfect
your digestion becomes Ind how tho
alstas9 you usually Gr16sr disappears.
hEfe'4he. teat: Jon take no chances, It
tAfnI $c0 SSefs Odd Or. fts. costs Tou
n6tnlHss Oct ~ uow<Audttr try It be-
lpce NeilS ee3t iusa!. ak,ut3sass1sasr- J
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-10-24
Bethnny wants Game.

BETHANY College officials mr." cndcav-
orinE to book = game for their eleven
10 be- played at Bethany next saturday,
They believe that they cannot book n
college team. and are "ndrarorlns u"
arrange Il game with any strong indie
uandGnt team Of this. city or vicinity.
il is stated that they are trying to get
IN touch with the officials Ut III" Horny
4. G.. uf this city. n" strongest semi
pro eleven in this district; which eleven
should hr able 10 make things interest
ing bethany officials Euarant"c good
treatment and Il good guarantee to the
team tina, they schrdul" with: ". H..
Critics. nj the Cunservaliv" Life nsur-
nncr Company. is trying 10 book the
game.
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an anv other of our flicrs.

than any other of our filters.
Il was SO close 10 one Boche." Ma or
Hartncy said, that could see his.
tracer bullets shooting groundward. In
the moonlight the German was attempt
ing TO strafe the roadways. thinking he
saw troops.
The tracer bullets at intervals shot
thorugh the air like lightning flashes.
and l followed them her" and there bur
could not see the Eoche- Then
Unanswered and tried 10 get the Ger
man between myself and the moon, but
| never could see him.
These night patrols arc continuing
even when the weather Is cloudy, IN.
American flicrs going out in relays until
dawn
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-10-24
rot,l of All Rnuk's Own
SubSrriDtippY
WEST VIRGINIAN DIES
AT CAMP SHERIDAN

MuNTipMERH AIN. Oct. @S.--0nly
seven deaths occurred n Camp Sh"rl-
dun today from pneumonia swp"riudn""d
ny Spanish influenza. Among h"e" WAS
Private charles 6. Meadows. OF Frank
lin. w. Vn. member Of Company l..
Sixtv-acvrnth Infantry. The medical
officers ct the division believe now that
tho epidemic has hcen broken and that
tho death list will decrease. as the NUM-
bcr Of new cases is decreasing daily.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-10-24
VEN|ZELOS To
VISIT THE j. 8.

NEW YORK. oct. @2.--Tr"ni"r N"ni-
2rInS. OF Grrrr". has scnt n call" mos
sage to tn" Hellenic Liberal aSso"i;ti ION
of this city that hn may soon Visit -ln-
.ric;t IT WAS reported her" Today. The
message was IN rrSronS" 10 recent IN
Nitutiun IF the association sent him IN
London.
1T has always been my ardent deSi re
TO visit the great democracy OF the
United States. but insu2rrahlc dIfiirul-
tics have always prevented il. ! trust
very soon to b. IN Il position 10 fulfill
my desire" read Tn" rrcmi"rs message
addressed to John ianHg"ulpoulhs,
acting President Of thu AsSoIia ti0n
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-10-24
Roord FUNERAL Today.

This afternoon at ! o'clock In t me
me National road. In Gleuwood.. funeral
sorvices will be held for Harry. }: BoHru:
who died in Niagara rails, D. u. Iii iii
from a scaffold. lnterment will be IN
Mount Calvary. He was ." years GA
and was a former resident Of this city
He is survived by his father one $751; .r.I
Mrs Charles Wertzbacher. and TWO
Nrn,b,rs Bernard. with the OniIcu
States army in Franco and Charles
Ruord OF GlenwOQd.
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uor,i,p.tar Funeral Today.

Funeral services for Howard Morning
star. aged ls years. son OF JACOB an4
Nary MVrnlnestar. who died Tuesday OF
SnaSish influenza and pneumonia. VII!
be- held IN the family home. 1919 EgT
street, this afternoon ~ O'CLOCK Inc
Rev, Mr.. Groves. of Wesley Met odlSt
Epis,.opal church. will ofnciate. Inter
meut will be in Greenwood. 49,
Wr Nornincst;r was horn in this city
and had lived here all his life. He was
:, nnnuior Young mau and was employed
\, the Riverside mill at tho time OF nus
.h,.H hrnfhcrs Samuel, William and
Earle Mornlngstar. and ono sister. Miss
Sirriniu InruiuEStar.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-10-24
CHASING THE GERMAN
AIRMEN OUT OF THE
SKY In DARKNESS

FRANCE Tuesday. Oct. 81! BY inc
Associated Notwithstanding the skies
Mt night for German aviat"rS has nc,o,,e
the newest trick Of the American ni"IS.
who are already allndinE I" th"h'S ST., ~
rs might air eyes" When IN" en- IN!
bombing planes came in groups on" AFTER
the other on Monday night. the American Lear,
night ilirrs went on, in force to NUM- ns
for them. Among tn" Americans MhS
Major Harold liartney. OF asn,,'n,s
Cal. who got nearer ~ the He'"'''9
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-10-24
HAD NARROW ESCAPE.

CANTON. O.. Oct. "a Few min.
utos after Miss Odeon Schell telephone
operator nj the Congress Lakes station
of tho Wheeling & Lake Erie railroad.
left the building to-day. u loaded coal
cars Of q passing freight train jumped
the ,rnck and two Of them crashed int"
the station and demolished it. She wa
unhurt.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-10-24
Funeral Por Miss 2ipfel Today.

In the North Wheeling hospital al
$40 o'clock this morning funeral s"rT-
ices will ha held FOR Mss Mar Ilprel.
aged about nfty years. who died In that
institution Monday night. following 4
brief illness.
Miss Ziprel had been employed N. the
hospital for many years and al the time
OF her death she had charr" Of the
laundry department She leaves Il
mother. aged about 96 years. who is a
patient in the hospital. Int"rm"nt Will
be in Mount Calvary.
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M-z Mary hatcher.

Mrs. Mary hatcher. aged about ~
rcsident of South Wheeling. died IN
t fs? North wheeling hospital last night
at $40 O'Clock, following a orlct ~
ness of Spanish influenza and pneuIn0n-
ia. She was @. member OF the Presoy-
Tohn Hatcher, She mace her home with
her SON. George hatcher. Mt "60O Mar,
ket street. Funeral arrangements VIII
be completed toduy. Services Will iiKc-
is be held in the family HON" and IN
terment will be- mad" III local GENE
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-10-24
WAY HAVE BEEN SAVED.

Special Dispatch % The INtH1llgVHI.I.
EAST LIVERPOOL. O.. oct. 20
priyofes Josanh p. Bancroft Anthony
S!mhalla, George Shelter and Alfred
Sdgowooi. all Of East Ltv"rpnool and
William Perkins Jr.. "f Wcllsvill", re-
ported by the war department I" hay"
lost their lives when tho transport II
conderoga was torp"docd. Sept. ~. are
believed 10 bo alive, relatives today re-
ce!vod cards. passed by the censor an
nouncins their safe arrival overseas.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-10-24
nFLUU SITUATION AT
CAMP LEE BETTER

CAMP II!:r.. Va. oct. "3.--M"dicnl
authorities her" announced to-day that
Tho spanish influenza epidemic is no
longer considered dangerous. only ~
new cases Were reported yesterday. coil
pared with hundreds daily in tn" last
few weeks. TIL" total number of eases
10 date Is li.i7". ii which f3H w"ro
fatal. To-day lGi men hnd r"c"rrred
fand returned !" duty. Will" 1886 were
expected :" join their ranks in Il few
DAYS.
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FUNERAL FOR Ensign Lally.

Funeral services VIII be ned FrIuaF
in the family home at Winktnsbugy,- Pa.
Tor Ensign William LaIly, I. 5: Navy
aud son If Mr.. and Mrs. Mlch2sl LAZY,
who died In San. Francisco sunday. He
was ELI E,Sown in this city having on
a number OF occasions visited relatives
and friends In this community.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Refill, Mrs LOUISA sH
Schneider. Mrs. E. J.. Armbr.cht. Mrs.
E."ryn Haifrr Mrs. William Boarwing
and Mrs. Joseph Haas and daughter;
Miss Madoyn. OF this city. will atteno
rho funeral.
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No congressman to
Be Given Commissions

NEW YORK. Oct. 29.--Secretary
Baker has decided that members of con-
gross can best serve their country by re-
manning in office. and. after Il conference
with President Wilson. asserted that no
NOR. lawmakers would b" allowed TO
inin tho army according /" Il statement
torigh, by Representative John J. be-
lun,.y. uf III" seventh New York district
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John ]. Hadiger.

Followin. brief illness "f pneu-
m0nia, superinduccd by Spanish lntiu-
nnza. John J. Hcdiscr. aged 81 years.
n mG''' carpenter by occupation. died IN
the North Wheeling hospital at s:SV
o'clock last night less than two hours
after he was Hdnitte'l to III" lnStltG-
inr practically all his life and at the
tiTne Of his death lived at 60! Gradvi"W
street, He leaves son. William !;
Hcdieer. South Wheeling: manager or
the credit department OF Coooy-6cntZ
c"nuany and number Of other rela-
tiycs in this community.
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$4,000 >>~%$~$ $S
CAPITAL NEWS
90 100000 90 90 %

ARLESTON. W Va. oct. 23.-G.at-
est figures compiled this afternoon by
former Governor ". y. McCorklc. ON
West NirginiHS subscription 10 the
fourth liberty loan show total OF sf!.-
1920. an over Subscription OF about
eight million dollars. Not all reports
ar" n yet. though the figures given al
low estimates fur these banks.
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/ oday and tho body will likely be taken
TO Linton for burial.
Mrs. THuscu. accompanied her husband
and five children we're making an antn-
mobile tour through tn" country wA"n
she and two Of the children wrro sud
denly stricken with Influenza. th" two
children ar. getting along well III IN"
hospital. Her husband. L few weeks ago
had the disease.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-10-24
TOM LAWSON INJURED.

MARIpORO. Mass. Dot 2H.--Thonas
W Lawson. the Boston financi"r and in
dependent candidate for United states
senator. was injured when his Limousine
u,as overturned on the state road In
Nor,hboro late today. FIc was brought
to a hospital in this city. Hospital nu-
thorttIes refused to say how badly n"
was hurt.
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Yr1rass charlos T. HernphiIss

A meqsage was rccelv"d E"SrcrNhy
from tho war department announcing
the death Of Private Charles Fr"d"rirk
Hemphill, son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick
Hemphin. OF SIG North Wabash street.
IN France. Death was due t" pneumonia.
Private Hcmphill "ntratn"d here FOR
camp carly last spring and had oSen
overseas since June. He w;S nt'acheu
10 a machine gun company. Besides ms
parents he is survived hy several other
relatives in this community.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-10-24
rnnaral for MISS Neu1nnnn-

Last evening at o'clock funeral s"F@
t.ncy q rect for Miss Lenora Louise Neil
mann, who died of pneumonia Monday:
The Rev, August c. Rasch". OF st. Paul
Evanseiical Protestant church, was IN
charge. Burial was III Mt. ZION. MISS
Seumann wns tho daughter OF Mr. ana
Mrs August Seumann. and was 4 pop0-.
lar young woman Of South Wheeling.