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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-05-29
About People |
Hevements Of individuals 70
ana From the clo.

Roy Jarvis. Of North Wheeling. will
leave in the next few days for his
camp. He is in the naval corps Of the
United States service.
Miss Angela Jacobucci. of Seven
teenth Street. is visiting relatives IN
ST. Clai.sville.
John a. Frank. Of Sixteenth street,
has enlisted aud is now stauoled ~
Camp Lee.
Roy Heidetbach. of Shadyside, has
recovered from a slight illness and is
able 10 be about.
Miss Marie COME. of Bridgeport, is
getting along nicely from an injury
sustained in an automobile accident
recently.
Miss Irene Kelley. of Bridgeport. is
able 10 be abou; again after slight
illness.
Andrew Bernard. Of ST. Clairsviile.
is spending a few days with relatives
on Seventeenth street.
John Dugan. Of Fourteenth street
aas returned from GAINESVILLE 10 spend
the summer WIFI his parents.
Frank Costan:o. Of Providence. is
in the City. on business. and will leave
for home tO-morrow.
MISS Ei:da Boring. Of Chapline street.
IS sr.rdlas f"1 days a: Pittsburgh
tho CUES Of trends.
Miss Amelia Lutz Will leave shortly
for California.
= Ba-ne" Ham7felci. OF the South
SIZE. conten7lates departing TO. the
West in the near future.
Mrs. Arch Martin. of Mopndsville.
was spending some time with her sis
ter. Mrs. Gilbert Webster. this week.
Father Narltius. Cap. of PITTSBURGH,
il visiting mis- parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Alderman. of South Water
street.
Mrs. William King has returned to
the View Point Sanitarium. after hav-
in:s undergone an operation at the
North Wheeling hospital recently.
Mrs. G. ". Adams and children. OF
New Mataroras. are the guests Of Mr..
and Mrs. F. l.. Martin. OF the Island.
James Rhodes. assistant city enSi.
neer. who was 10 have left for Camp
Lee yesterday. has been transferred,
ard as a result: will not leave until Sat
urdav. His destination is Baltimore
Md
Charles Alien. Of East Sixteenth
street. who has beer at Dartmouth
College. is spending his vacation with
his parents.
Mrs. s. p. Christian. Of Warwood
will return tomorrow from Philadel.
phia. where she has been spending
several days.
William Burton. Ct the Island. LIFT
yesterday for Canton. O., where he
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will spend a few days the guest Of rel.

will spend few days the guest OF rel
atires.
Deputy County Clerk Marshall Is
confined 10 his home on Sixteenth
street, i'll.
Miss Nettie McCammon, of Lind
street, is spending a few days the
guest of relatives at Cameron, ". Va
Joseph Gollner. of Short Greek. left
yesterday for Camden. Mo. where he
will spend few weeks the guest OF
relatives and friends.
Captain Bert Phillips. of the State
prohibition department, has returned
after spending few days in Marshall
county.
Miss Ncstie Burt. of Williamsburg.
Pa. is spending weeks vacation as
tho guest of relatives at Elm Court
our the pike.
Will B. Clark. of Edgwood. left yes
terday for Cleveland, O., to spend a
few days.
Robert Eornd. Of Pleasant Valley. n
student ut an eastern college. has re-
turned home for the summer vacation.
William Rowlny. Jr.. OF Warwood. LEFT
last evening for Camp Laurel. Md.' L"
ioin tn. S7th engineer corp.
CAPTAIN T. II. MelEhen. Of South JACOB
street. has received orders to report to
Camp Sherman for active service.
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DAY
To BE OBSERVED
G. a. r. ANT W. r. G. TO HULL
MEMORIAL SERVICES AT
CEMETERIES.
Spccia. Services at Churches II Memo
r!aln Of Departed
Veterans.
Tr"c"ra,Inn day WI l." iiI'inGIH on

T,.cnruiInn day WI H." GItinGly on
.rh in Wh".,tn.: and vi"lnI'I. a. We'll
,hrou.hnut th, ruIIr" county to-
c-rn,y wj,rn The Churches hrV" plan
ned arrruprrnI" programs in horror ~
Tho v.tcraEr nI he civil var vii" have
PASSED Intn tn" great h"y"lid. and lH''
The graves ur In" old soldiers viii b.
decorated nrnfus",v with many hcau1l-
I'M flowers and young ana "lI srb""i
children and tti~ir ,I'l"rs. w:!l pay 1T
ting inmar" in tn" nrm"ry "t IN. tie
ccnSrd Sylcurii'l "HrrrlS":; har" hrrh
PLANNED "a T." hold il plnr':' "t worship.
AMI ~ tn, halls "f rhc' NH:inuS nrghni'
Zarinns of he Cit. Thousand" WI
visit thu graves "f 'l:' departed IN i've
various rcm"lrrrs If the greater
Wheeling district.
G.. A. r. Pay Homage.
Tho Indies .! he q. 4. L. and The
members &c !. W. Holiday post ~" -.
tho Grand Army If t|r R"puhI". which
includes 'hc old Snl,!i"rs who arc SIN
living. will decorate graves AT IN" Pens
g. inSlIla cemetery. Tn" EXERCISES Viii DO
! rin at n',I"rE and AL ar" invited 4"
attend! TX CONGRESSMAN james ~.
, Hughes will max" the principal address
: of III" AFTERNOON. All members nl tho
! q. \. l.. and W"mans Relief corps arc
! requested - b. present NJ III" phd f"i-
! lows hall. Twelfth and Chaplin" &iT""'s.
at 40 o'clock. where final arrangements
will I've made.
| \ call has hrrn sent oil ~ IN" Pairi-
| otto citizens # ihlS city VIII" ar" m"
| owners IF. automobiles. that ih'T d"naI"
! Tho usc Of their machines for the or"a-
I :iou tn carry III" old soldiers and Tho
ladies "r ~" Il. A. r. /" ihr cemetery
! All wishing f. donate ihrIr ma"hir"S f":
! tho occasion arc rrGncsr"d {" call Mrs
| Anna Whitney on tho National phone.
| No SaI-M.
! Preceding the program IF III" &. ~.
| r. thee will 10 parade. headed by
/ tho Cathedral high school fife and drum
: cnrrS and including III" old soldiers
, E,,y Scouts. school children. and several
| patriotic organizations. TIL" rafad" VIII
! form ut Fruri crrth and BYRON and the
! limo Of marrh will h" from thor" To
| Market street. to Tenth, to Main. down
! Main IN El"r"p'h. to Market down Mar
: I;rt to Sixi, cnth and from thor" t" the
I city h,mldinc. I'll" parad" is to begin
| at ! 50 "'rl"rk.
! Churches Will Observe.
Tho churches nf Wheeling and vicinity
! have all m::Hn arrangements In hHv" sN"-
: CIal services Tomorrow morning ANA
; evening in honor Of III" departed vct"-
rams. Special programs har" been mr.
! ranged and special music will be gwen
| by thr ChoIrS.
A. - o'clock n. m. in the Fourth
! street " T.. church. special prayer ser
| vices will h" held. nj which time MISS
/ Enra NJ. Crawford. Il deacon Of tho
: church ana assistant IL the pastor, VIII
! have chrrr".
! In the afternoon tho churches in"lud-
| ing the SUNDAY schn"lS and members NJ
! tho rongr"CatI"ns. Will visit the VhrI-
! aus ~rm",rrrcS ms Il body and dock tho
! graves nr tho cid soldiers who have
crossed tho Great Divide with their low
; Ing tribute of flowers.
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Memorial day is at hand once more
and it is on. day VIC should never 1or-
got or fail 10 observe.
Ever since the Civil war in our own
grca, and beloved country. we have been
faithfully strcwinS flowers, minGlea
with tears. on tho graves of our de-
rartnd heroes, and VIC should take pride
in keeping the graves Of these beloved
dead soldiers green and planted in flow
ers each year.
Tho veterans of that struggle are last
disappearing and II Will only he lew
short years until the last one Will re-
C.ive IN honnred grave.
The departure Of the last veteran
will not mark the end OF the graves W.
will have 10 honor md bedeck win
flowers.
Our country is now being represented
ny vasi army of brave lads. who are
lighting with determination I" preserve
the country and it's rights. for winch our
fcrefathcrs fought so liercely tn cstat-
lrsh ard preserve.
Memorial day is indeed A day 10 be
rcmrmbarrd We must nave flowers
:or more than We ever had before.
The ranks nf the Grand Army Of the
Republic is growing thinner each year
and their duties arc becoming greater.
This vnar the Woman's Relief Corps.
the Ladies'. Of the G.. \. f. and the
daughters of Veterans Of Wheeling and
our fcw remaining rnnf"dcra'cs nave
volun' ccrcd 10 aid MS in this duty ana
We would be pleased To have our friends
MD us by donations Of flowers.
We will liz ut tho following cemeteries
Tomorrow. Come. Join Us.
MI Wood Ccmrtcry-fi"nry Pehler.
chairman: w :. Thompson. Jesse il.
Mercer. y. l.. Citizens. ". c. Grc"r' e
w. Reilly. James II. Riddle.
Nj; calvary Ccmctcry-p. r. Mchln-
Icy. chairman. !. J. Mylcs. T. '. Sails
bury. Owen Sullivan. Jacob Sentllngcr.
MI H"n and Nj. nliv"t tcmeterles-
.Iarnh Nnncckrr. chairman: Isaac Man
gus, f.. e. Reed. r. w. Strohcl. j. Nuckei.
George Sramon. Samuel Wclch.
Peninsula Tcin"tcry-Cico. :. Simpson.
chairman: Samuel Davis. George Doyle"
". r. =. Fullerton. ". :. Grafton. Thos.
u. Moore, i. Il. nN"al. :. Lennon. VIM.
TruaX. \. Reed.
Greenwood Ccn;ctcry-Richard Robert
son. chairman; Il. Exlcy. Hugh Hawkins
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Sometimes Spit Up BIood-Feared
Consumption. But Hypo-Cod
Drove Away Cough.
Built Her Up.
HELPED HER HUSBAND, TOO.

My goodness, how we used TO
cough. Sometimes ! would cough The
whole night long. and feared was
going into consumption. spit up
blood and everything pointed that way
and my husband was in practically the
same condition. was weak. run down
and lacked appetite, and simply mad
TO do something. My mother was wcr'
riad about father and had gotten some
lIypo-Cod. and il did him so much good
| decided il was tho thing for me. tMy
father is G. B. Murphy. tho contractor.
here in Whcclins.l
Il hadn't taken but three doses when
my cough left me- completely. and that
night went 10 bed and slept just rs
nice a. could he. The cough has left
me entirely. and pnt on three pounds
the first ton days. My husbands cough
left him almost the minute hn started
taking Hypo-Cod. and you never saw
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groom. will hH maid If honor, Whit"
Leonard SrhirIll VIII a"i rs best man
Tn" hri,!c WILL br EuWurd III 4 h"wlt"h-
~. frDrk uf blue. with gloves. boots,
and hat al white. she VIII carry
white prayer book. while h"r Cur%"S"
Will H., of white blossoms. Miss Flat
Icy will wear II gown of pink wi'h white
accessories.
\ wedding breakfast will he SERVED
1T he home of tn" hrld" following the
ceremony which vii, include only m"
families uf tho hlI'l" AMI groom. Mr..
tlnilcy anh ms hrd" Will depart on an
early afi"rnuC7l tram for Il short h"Ifry-
moon, after which they Will take their
residence on Ih' South Side. Tn. brlhr
is 4 popular young lady and possesses
a pleasing personality. while tn" groom
holds 4 Lucrative" position win INC
Wheeling Steel ard Iron company. and
is the Sun OF MIR. and Mrs. Thomas
Flatley.
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Remarkable Discovery
for Corn Sufferers

1t has been found that just few
Drops OF Il simple. ln|Nr"n&iV" ilq"'a:
we'll known tn tho drug trade. will
rc!,,nv" even tho toughest r"rns in
urry--rnoiS inrludcd--"a*1iy. raInlrssiT,
WITHOUT the least harm +" surrounding
skin, Jus, got %ac worth of "BinEo.
pu; a cnupl" "f drops on your corn. and
ron have instant rrli"f, Corn shrIrrlS
right M. 81 yuu can llri II OUT with
your fingers. inflammation md S"r"-
n".s DEPART Immediately. Most Won
t!"rful thing for r0rn$ thard nr snf1
and rallusns YOU ever heard n. Among
Wheeling druggists who. sell and E1nr-
nn;cc "KIngo" is tho G. II. C;ricSt Drug
GO.
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Tho Annual Diocesan council .! III"
fI;piSrnral churches ~ West Virginia
will he N session to-day nj 'haTl"S'
Town, West N,rEinia. when matters Of
vital import pertaining /" the past
,.rar's ACCOMPLISHMENT. rs well A% ;hG
v0rit # ia" coming enc. VIII form top
is If tho meeting Tho following. win"
arr. all prominently identified with IL"
local churches az ;hiS denomination. DC
tarlcd la; evening I" i" N attendance"
~ ,ntdaY'- WRITINGS: I'r. Jacob Erll-
:arl:hnin. Rev. T.. l.: l.. Strid"r. i;"r. i.
l.. Fish, SIR p"nhl"S Tnfum. rr. and
Iirs. q 4. hschmnn. Mt. and Mrs.
Friend coz. MIss Fanni" Brady. Mr..
Robert IT," E"yd and Judge lanes W.
F:wln-
Mrs. Walter s. Kelly will 70 IN
char!"sI"wu to-day. tur tn" annual cor
!cr"n'" al ~" W"mnnh' huX!iHrr &c
III" states Etsc"iral churches At which
session n" all maxi" tho principal adj
dress un Thursday.
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Tuesday Big Eed Cross Day.

That III" patriotism -: tn" ladies "t
the Hebrew Ecn"vnlcnt Association is
not nf tho whiting nature. WAS Demon
Siratcd yesterday. when III" women at
that organization assembled i'll "n" NJ
thc largest numbers ga h"r"d in this
days work. since tho establishing cf the
,ucIl rhartn r'S rooms.
More than thirty-fIvc workers carri"f
on tho hospital sewing during IN" entire
day. which naturally resulted in stu
I>rn1"us accomplishment. leaving III"
faithful and untIrInE chairman "f tho
day. Mrs c. J. I:"''lmrn. in fr"lin=
Of c"s'acy; and very optimistic regard
inG tn" production "r this department Of
local Rod Cross work durn:; tho Tues
days Of tho summer months.
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This Great Discovery
viii Save Millions

a pharmaceutical graduate NJ North
western University Of Chicago has
made :. remarkable discovery tina: quick
II removes svcry corr and callus COM
plctely. The new drug is a green col
lodlon compound. nam"'! "Biago" be-
cause il works like magic. \ few drops
applied directly 70 sore corn give
quick relief. F:ntre corn---root and all
lifts on, without pain. TIL" G.. II. Crest
Drug 90. is selling "BinSo" like wild
fire. There is nothing AS good for corns
and calluSes. r dries instantly. 4 sc
bottle IS sufficient to rid ones feet Of
every corn nr cailus.
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CONSUL TO CANADIAN
TOWN DIES AT POST

WASHINGTON. May 2S.-Thc state
department has been notified OF the
death. yesterday. Of Thendosius 80 Et:i.
Of Salt Lake City. American consul az
Campbellton. y. 3. He was~Sorn ~
Cotalb:. O., in 1916. and served my o"t'
the Civil and Spanish wars.
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Pretty Nupt3als Today.

St. Joscph's cathedral will be the
scene Of a pretty wedding this morning.
whc1, Miss Marie Chapman. daughter q
Mr.. and Mrs. William Chapman. nt
South Eoff street. will become the bride
Of Mr.. John NJ. Flatlcy. The ceremony
will be performed by the RI. E"r. O. II.
Moyc. V. G.. followed by nuptial high
mass. The main altar will he dccked
in spring blossoms for the occasion.
while the sanctuary will hc arranged
with potted plants. Miss Margaret Nc
Malton will preside at the organ
Miss Mary Flatley. sister OF the
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NO COUNCIL SESSION

No session Of council was held ct the
council chambers las. evening owing 10
the hic Rcd Cross meeting held at the
Market auditorium. where Governor
John J. Cornwell was speaking. 1mme-
diatslv after roll call. council adjourned.
and will meet in special session this
evening. The building ordinance and
several other matters are to come up
for final action tonight
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supper 4 Success.

Tho financial return fT"m III" recent
supper Si,"n by tho Junior Auxiliary
az s.. Ma,ihrw's church. Is extremely
gratifying /" ,h' ladies who workc'. :"
Sirrnuou&ly for III" Su"r"Ss Of Ih" af'
fair. While rxarI figures ar" not given.
II is estimated that the proceeds have
rcachcL tho S"nG mark which amount
will hc hold for us" III the mission worF
&C this organization.
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Fifth TUiC To-day.

Mrs. CI""r:;" Norton Will h" hostess
20 tho members "f ;hc Fifth TwiS to-
day. beginning 1T 12:%h. when dainty
luncheon will nrcn III" session for the
ladies COMPOSING this group. followed
by tho regular hospital sewing. "a which
the remainder OF rhr afternoon will be
devoted
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Business Women's Session

Tho business Wnmcn's club Of The '.
W. /. y. hrld an interesting session la%G
evening in tn" .inCIal room nf tn" 1850
citation. Mrs. {. l.. .Nll"n's paper on
"Spiri,ual AMI Moral Forces nj War
Time" proved an extremely interesting
fralur" &C Be ling. while various
Other short talks comb nod in an even.
INK uf rruiii:hi. entertainment.
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4 & o'clock dinner this evening Will
proceed n special meeting Of tn" r&rcu-
tive committees Of the Scottish Rite
Bodies "f tho Valley Of Wheeling. whirh
will have for it's object tho formulating
Of pIars for tho reunion of tho Urgani-
2atlnn In hr held June @i-2I.
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Mocndsville Dance.

Tho Tlka club &C M"undsr'll" enter
tanned with dclIEhiful dHn"inc "v"nt
last evening in tn" clubs auditorium.
Tho cvnrt WAS in Keeping with all SINH
lar events If thus organization. and was
largely attended. with Er"Irs from
Wheeling and other surrounding towns
present.
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ways This auxiliary Of tho Wheeling
charter have already completed All OK
rcplIrnally lnr:" assortment of hospital
SOWING. and JUST now arc crHtorinE their
efforts on ;hc making If tho, summer pa
jamaS.
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The members II Twi- No. will as
scmhlc At tho Country club rs tho guests
Of Mrs. r. i. F'ranEhcim. Al O'Clock
luncheon to-day. Tho hospital sowing
will bc carried on by tho ladies through
out the follow ing hours.
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L!NSLY PARTY
MERRY AFFAIR
ARMoRY OF RENOWNED SCHOOL
SCENE OF FINAL hop OF TIE
SEASON LAST EVENING.
War Work Increasing It's Demands Upon
tho Patriotic women OF
tho City.

! Tho exuhrrarrrs Of youth p"rn"atcd
| III" at1,:oSuhrrr Of the !.inSly Arni"rE
lest evening. when IA" iiElni hop at IN"
l9l--lS scholastic season thought IN
fitting rlr:.', u year ASTOUNDING III rn"rr%
SOCIAL ;nth"riu:;$. each of which Will
unyrr down Through times VISTA IN the
memory II the students participating.
Tuesday nights cv"u, wa$ tn" Junior
party hunuriuC IN" graduates, and WAS
attended hy ON" IT III" largest AMI most
cnnEcrial gatherings YET assembled l"r
I.insIv affairs. mr,u'ItrE Il number az
friends "i the students anu alumni "t The
institution.
I;larlt and Orange tho Schools c"lors.
formed ;h,, pleasing combination "i tho
rr"riivr decorative srhrru". Tn" Fro
micr orchestra was On hand. dl$l"niuig
IT'S uuu-cninTarahlr dane numbers. l."
which the following: guests lrlpPcd until
after the midnight hour:
Misses
Katherine Under Margaret Zone,
wood. Marie lsul'.
Marian Wallace, Virginia Fig.
Jul!:lu s;clhy, Nell SniH"r.
MarIarrt ,;rugau. l'"r"thy l:ann. -.
dorothy ';lll"land, Vera acElr"y. "
Katherine Klein. Maize 'uyn".
Naomi WrshanS. HIna Jasper.
Heller, Rargcr. Dorothy FIrld.
Frances Wund. Mary Market,
Vida Marshall. ~" drummer.
Amy Mccullough. Na"ma seaman
Helen t;ann. Helen St"ln,
Ada itnnnrSnn. Ruth MIX.
Helen t;o",zr. Wilma Schcnorletn,
Rh"a Mc'ilumphy, Nancy Er"kaw,
Lucille IiugE"r. Lilly Rurch.
Corinc Schurt,r. Nrbrlr faurrle.
! Cecilia Dillingham;. Margar": Meyer,
Helen f'ladIng, Nell Eich"y.
) dorothy Stanton. lhh"l N""i'r,
Mary l(aSkins. Nina Snid"r.
Eleanor Stewart Helen M"hcn,
Elsie StOrcr. Mabel sean.
rlnrcncr Hartman. charlotte Winters,
Leo Anna Hubbard. Irma schultz.
Eliza both Hubbard, Nar%ar"i Fiddle,
Louise Iarper, C;rIr," RuEh.
| l.o,lisr Kcisrr. Margaret pletZ
| Margaret Schauh. Hazel Bycott
McsSrs.
| Howard Fchrcn- Carl Floto.
| bach. Kay kochlcr.
| Thomas Joseph. George 'onc.
! William Joseph. Albert Whitaker.
John dudley. William li"!lvilln,
| Louis SchucIte Robert lIph1rdL
| Donald llamill, Orion Levy.
| Charles Hodge Tom Noble,
Herbert Jones, Merritt Brand,
| Charles Paul, Hugo Wolfe.
Louis I.auc. Kenneth Eitchia
| Charles SlciEe Thomas Lewis.
| Ward Elliott, T.. Il. Sanders.
| Jack IIabcrstick. Howard Jones.
| Ray Chambers, Henry Hornbrook.
Cecil Montgomery, Hicks FTink,
! Clarence Jones. Will Marsh,
! Zoo Downing. Eernard Diez.
i William Helm, Leon Rnichhlum
Bud Schenerein, Jack Stnrcr.
! Chester Mcnkc- William Lane,
| mellcr, Charles card.
! r. +. Jarvis Tom Rankin,
! T.. c. Vessel. Walter Rum,
! Hy +. Hcimann, Carroll Hicks.
| Gilbert Ackcr. Carl Ilrich.
| Benson Jackson, Harold Stroeh-
! Andrew Mcclure. mann.
Phil Citizens. James Watkins.
Dick Rogers. Werner Hadorn.
Charles Iitchfns. 4. Wanda,
Campbell Palmer. Nelson Bycntt
Vance Harper, VIII Farmer.
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Junior Auxiliary Patriots.

Tho lrdi"< com? oSInE m" membership
nr the Junior AUXILIARY Of 81. Matthew'S
church wcrn gathered in n busy session
IN The Sunday school rooms Of that cdl-
ri,,.. last evening. ms is their wont each
Tuesday night. fulfilling their hit" To
the Rcd Cross In the most splendid Of
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MYSTERIOUS EPIDEMIC
SPREADS OVER SPAIN

LONDON. May ga mysterious cpl
dcr,ic has spread over Spain and at least
a. nor cent Of the population has been
affected hv it. says a Madrid dispatch
~ tho EyprcSs
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NEGRO LYNCHED.

BEAUMONT. Texas. May @S.-kirb?
C;oolscc ~ year OLD negro. "aS
lyncfcd last night by mob near "co1-
VILE. He was charged with having at
tackled a white GIL.
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Dinner-Darce Saturday.

This w,r,k'S tlIInHr-tlanCC in tn" fort
nightly scrlr$; occurring ut tho Country
club is scheduled for Saturday evening.
when II is "Xrcct"d that no small mum.
h,r IF local social folk will tak" nivan-
,a,:r &C tho second of thcs', genuinely
cnJnyahlo summer affairs. Ia Inc found
ira VIII agn!n h" IN LtGl-G" If tho dance
numEr r%. while Manager Schwartz Will
Sc, ~ every detail FOR n delightful rN"-
rin:; fer tho guests . Already rrS"rNa-
:,"nS nr" beng rraLr fer th" dinner. and.
If course" tn" dane" "f IN" Inter hour
vii! draw is quota If additional guests.
Farewell Last Night.
Misses Irnr ami Helen Castor were
hn&rcsscs ut small dancing party last
evening ~ their home in W"odSt!hlr.
which event formed Il farewell gather
IN. n IN" hnst"sSrs. inllmal" friends.
before their departure for Pittsburgh.
where they will r"srdo. An attrariIH"
luncheon completed ~ most cnI"yabic
evening for the following:
Misses
agnes Williams .loSrphln" Smith
of Cleveland Ruth Carter
Mary Mccall Ian" CASTOR
Marie Carroll Helen tHsion
nC Pittsburgh Agnes Srhatcr
NirsSrs.
Joseph !. Role James Mccall
Hurry Thomas John r.. LiEhtncr
William Strrpn t"Sc: Eurt
William Taylor
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-11-17
UNCLE SAM TO HAVE NEW BUILDING TO
 KEEP RECORDS
 OF LATE WAR

Washington, Nov. 16.-Resumption of construction work on post offices and other public buildings was order ed today by Secretary McAdoo there by resembling orders of last Decem- Der, suspending all public building on account of war conditions.
 Many millions authorizations TOT new buildings are awaiting actloh' MT. McAdoo specified that one or the first construction prospositions to De taken up would be for new archlVes building in Washington.
 This policy is considered as affect ing the attitude of the capital issues commission, which is affiliated Wltn the treasury in passing on proposed issue of securities to finance sbulld- ing operations drowned upon hereto fore on account of scarcity O. lapof and materials. ~
 In this connection, Secretary Mc- Adoo said:
 mThe resumption of construction work by the government will contrl- bute toward facilitating the lhdus- trial transition of the country rom war to peace basis and should serve to encourage others to under'ahe without delay the fulfillment ot the many of varied industrial peace neeos of the country"