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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1918-02-23
Mrs. Rooms Hostess
! At Luncheon For
Mrs. 4. S.Burleson

Mrs. J. c. Rooms, wife Of the First
Assistant Postmaster General was
hostess at luncheon today in compli.
ment TO Mrs. 4. S. Burleson, wife of
the Postmaster General. The. other
guests were Mrs. Otto Praeger, wife
Of the Second Assistant Postmaster
General; Mrs. James !. Blakslee, wife
of the Fourth Assistant Postmaster
General; Mrs. J. II. Wurdeman, Mrs.
William II. kettner. AIRS. Michael F.
Phelan, Mrs. Arthur y. Rouse, Mrs
Carter Z. Kenne, and the Third AS.
sistant Postmaster General, Governor
A. II. Dockery.
To Entertain Tonight.
Congressman and Mrs Ira c. Cop
ley will entertain at dinner tonight
at the Chevy Chase Club in compli-
ment TO Mrs. John W. Wright, OF
Texas, who is their guest.
Mrs. Henry Leonard will entertain
q number OF young people at dinner
tonight before the dance she will give
foE her debutante daughter. Miss
Louise Theron, and Miss Harriet
Pcckham. The dance will be given
in the u street home OF Mrs. Leon.
ards mother, Mrs. e. II. Werder.
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Tho postponed meeting OF the army
emergency committee. of which Mrs.
Albert i. Mills is president, will be
held next Tuesday afternoon at 4
o'clock at the residence of Mrs Alex
ander Mackay-Smith. 1875 Sixteenth
street. Important business will be
transacted. Heretofore. through the
kindness or the managers. meetings
have been held a. Rauscher's. which
has now been taken over by the Gov
crnmcnt.
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Announcement is made OF the mar
rage of Miss Esther D. Burke, daugh-
ter of Mrs. Julian T. Burke. of Alex
andria, Va. to Holland Ball Judkins.
of New York. assistant paymaster
L. s. y. K. The welding took place
yesterday at the brides home.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1918-02-23

If you pride yourself on being an up-to-date, wide
awake citizen, which of course you do, here is
little test that will surely interest YOU Buy the
current number of THE LITERARY DIGEST at the
nearest newsstand or borrow it from friend, ami
sit down and read it, You will be surprised, startled,
thrilled. The world will seem bigger to you, and
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1918-02-23
Secretary and Mrs. !
Daniels Are Hosts
AtWeek-E ndParty

Tie Secretary of the Navy and Mrs.
Daniels are entertaining small house
party this weekend. The Secretary's
niece. Miss Mary Cleaves Daniels, Of
Goldsboro, and Miss Mary y. /.
visit with them. Lieut.. Josephus Dan
iels, L. 8. NJ. c., accompanied by two
friends, Lieut. Charles Hill Lovett and
Lieut.. Allen Graves Williams, OF the
marine corps. who are also stationed
at Philadelphia. arrived yesterday
morning and will remain until tomorrow
evening. Mrs. Daniels is improving
slowly, but is still unable TO leave
her room.
Capt. Anthony J. Drexel Biddle. L.
s. NJ. c., and Mrs. Biddle entertained
at dinner last evening IN honor Of the
major general conimsndant OF the
marine corps and Mrs. George Bar
nett. Captain Biddle IS stationed at
ouantico, Va. After the dinner. which
was served at the Willard, Captain
and Mrs. Biddle took their guests to
the theater.
Miss Gladys HinckIey has returned
from a visit TO Mrs. William 4. Bur
ton in New York.
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Col. Henry du Pont was host at
dinner last evening.
Mrs. Richardson Glover and Miss
Eudora Glover have gone 10 New
York, where they are stopping at the
Plaza Hotel.
Senator Colt In Rhode Island.
Senator LeBaron Colt has arrived
in Providence. +. J.. and IS the guest
OF his son-in-lsw and daughter, Col.
and Mrs. Harold J. Gross.
Arthur Woods. who is now connect
ed with the committee on public in
formation, has gone 20 New York
from Washington 10 pass a few days
with Mrs. Woods.
L. S. Grant. 4th, Ereat-gTands0n Of
the late President Grant, today has
been appointed a second lieutenant
and assigned TO duty IN the personnel
division, War College, hero. Lieuten-
ant Grant went to Spartauburg as a
private in the 1O2d Ammunition
Train. IIe-had reached the grade of
corporal when he successfully passed
his examination for a comm ssion
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1918-02-23
G. w. I. Dance Tonight.

Alpha M Chapter OF Kappa Alpha
Fraternity AZ George Washington
University will give large dance to-
night at the chapter house. iAUS Kali
Drama road. All members OF tho
chapter, alumni OF Washington and
all out-of-town Kappa Alpha's arc
cordially invited 10 be present, as a
service flag. with its field Of honor
containing fOrty-six stars, will be
dedicated. Among those asked to be
chRperons are Mrs. Morris Sheppard,
Mrs. John Temple Graves, Mrs. JOS
eph w. Folk, and Mrs. William r.
Myers: Several interesting talks are
TO be made by prominent alumni
The committee in charge includes
John Burton Glenn, Russell Kuhn
Hollingsworth, and Franklin Ham
NETT Myers.
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Miss Katherine Baker, daughter Of
Mrs. Willard H. Baker. of Brooklyn.
will today be married TO Lieut.
Harold r. Sleeper. L. 5. A. in ST
Johns Church, Washington. Lieuten.
ant Sleeper is the son OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles H. Sleeper, Of Manila, J. I.
The social committee of the Wom-
ans Evening clinic will give tea
next Wednesday afternoon from to
q o'clock AT 100 Thirteenth street.
Mrs. John Hays Hammond. president
of the organization, will receive. as.
sisted by Mrs. Henry w. Fitch, Mrs
Henry II. FIather. Mrs. Gilbert II.
Grosvenor, Mrs. Julium I.ansburgh,
Mrs. James Mcdonald, Mrs. George
Hewitt Myers. Mrs. Henry Cleveland
Perkins. Mrs. +. G. Siggers. Mrs. Sam
ueI Spencer. Mrs. Carl Vrooman, Mrs.
Charles Whitman Wetmore, and Mrs.
Richard Wainwright.
Congressman G Bascom Slemp VIII
give a dinner at the Chevy Chase
Club tonight.
~
Mrs. William T. Kent will be
hostess at an informal tea this after
noon in compliment to Mrs. Otero
Warren, Of Santa Fe, y. NJ. chairman
OF the New Mexico State branch Of
the National WomRn's Party Miss
Alice Paul. chairman OF the WOman's
Party. will assist Mrs. Kent. and Miss
Anne Martin will PRESIDE at the tea
table. Among the guests. who will
include officers and members OF the
Woman's party, will be Miss Eccles,
OF Santa Fe.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1918-02-23
BoMngs Guests
OfResidentat
Ketb's Heater

The President and Mrs. Wilson at
tended the performance at, L. f.
Keith's Theater last evening, having
az their guests AR. and Mrs. Julian
Boiling and John Randolph Boiling.
Mrs. Wilson paid an unusual COM
pliment to the League of American
Pen Women by attending. yeBter-ay.
one OF the series of Friday afternoon
teas the organization is giving at its
clubrooms. Mrs. Wilson also sent
from the White House ,consertatories
quantities OF carnations. matigOlds,
and maiden hair fern with which the
clubroons were decorated. Mrs. VIII
son was accompanIe by Miss Edith
Benham. s-
Mrs. Baker. wife of the Secretary
Of War. was also present and sang a
group Of songs, including the aria
from Madame Butterfly Uncle
sam other patriotic numbers, and
a group OF sentimental songs, to her
own accompaniment. She sang charm
ingly and was greeted by spontane-
Gus applause.
Airs. Susie Root Rhodes, who ives
hostess for the Afternoon. presented
the guests 10 the president Of the
league. Mrs. Isaac Pearson. and the
by several OF the past presidents OF
the organization. Mrs. Edith King
man Kern, Mrs. Anna Sanborn Ham
flton, Mrs. Philander P. ClaNton. Mrs.
Theodore Cunningham, and Mrs. Vir-
ginia King Fry.
Mrs. Samuel Avery, wife of the
chancelloE OF the state University of
Nebrasils, and Miss Grace Trimble, of
Indianapolis, presided at the tea
table, and were assisted by Mrs. Kern
and Mrs. r. ]. Straeten, daughter OF
Mrs. Rhodes. 4 number of the stu
dents OF Fairmont Seminary also as
sisted; Miss Ruth Donovan. OF Hun
tinEton, w. Va; Miss Rena Vincent,
of Tampico, Mexico; Miss Eugenia
Hamilton, Of Jerseyville, Ill; Misx
Louise Crawford, of Pittsburgh, Pa;
Miss Alice Redman, OF Steubensville,
Ohio, and Miss Anna Belle Stinnett,
OF Dallas, Tex.
Mrs Daniels, wife of the Secretary
OF the Navy. had expected to be pres
ent to talk about, the war work coun-
Gil, but was not we'll enough TO go
out. Mrs. Rhodes made an address,
telling of the work OF the league and
outlining the policies OF the organiza-
ton.
Among other distinguished guests
of the afternoon were Mrs. Matthew
T. Scott, -aIrs,- Gwynn w. Gardiner.
Mrs. Clara Sears Taylor. Mrs. Frank
H. Bliss. Mrs. Ida Clyde Clark, Mrs.
P. P. ClaXtou, Mrs. Potter, wife OF
Major Potter; Mrs. o. b. Campbell, OF
Brookline, Mass, guest of Mrs. Edith
Kingman Kern, and Mrs. Katherine
Bovee.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1918-02-23
How to Test the Actual Worth Of "The Digest"

closer The things that have been puzzlng you
will become clear You have thought of "The
Digest heretofore as one of a number of magazines
that did not concern you. Now you will realize that
it is just THE ONE you have been really needing all
the time 1t keeps you informed on all the big, live
topics of the hour. 1t is good thing you simply
can't afford to- miss. Test "The Digest today.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1918-02-23
Mrs. Henry Gives Luncheon.

Mrs. Thomas Maxwell Henry and
her debutante daughter, Miss Pamela
Henry, entertained at a luncheon to-
day in honor Of Miss Abigail Harvey,
one of the seasons buds. The table
decorations were yellow spring
flowers. The guests were Miss Edith
Lester, Miss kathleen Lester, Miss
Daviette FiclIlIn, Miss Enid Sims,
Miss MarEheritta Tillman. Miss Eliza
beth Hills. Miss Margaret Devereu1,
Miss Helen ClaXton, Miss Mary Dun
can Gibson. Miss Margaret Blaine
Crosson, Miss Anita Kite, and her
house guest, Miss Hortense- Hodges,
OF Norfolk, Va; Miss Madeline Aus
tin. Mics Cecile, Cook, Miss Beatrice
Fairfax. Miss Katharine Burritt, Miss
Mary Holt Spencer. OF Virginia; Miss
Delphine Heyl. Miss Ruth Donaldson.
Miss Mary LitteIl, Miss Margaret
Smith, Miss Eutscis- Hardesty. Miss
Elizabeth Walker. Miss Mildred Sis
son. Miss Mary Hill, and Mrs. Frank
Allen Roberts.
The members OF the Army and Navy
Club entertained yesterday with a
buffet luncheon in honor OF the for
eign officers who are attached to the
various missions now in Washington.
Twenty-Five American officers. who
are members OF the club, received the
guests.
Mrs. Theodore V. Boynton was hos
tess at luncheon today, entertaining
for her cousin, Mrs. Bayard Van Rens-
selaer, Of Albany. n. Y. who Is her
guest. Those asked to meet Mrs. Van
Rensselaer, were Mrs. Henry Kirke
Porter, Mrs. .Livermore. of Boston;
Mrs. Robert Hinckiey:: Mrs. Dix, Mrs.
John 3. Henderson. Mrs. James Car
roll Frazer, and Mrs. Charles s. Ham,
lin
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1918-02-23

Congressman &. Bascom Slemp VIII
give a dinner at the Chevy Chase
Club tonight.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1918-02-23
Senator Colt in Rhode I.I.nd.

Senator LeBaron Colt has arrived
in Providence. +. J.. and is the guest
OF his son-in-lsw and daughter, Col.
and Mrs. Harold J. Gross.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-06-25
.5EvENTY--ONE BOYS FROM COUNTY
!. LEAVE FOR CAMP LEE TOMORROW
rPTY-uYE CITY AND SIXTEEN
COUNTY BOYS MAKE UP
CONTINGENT.
VIII Entrain Early in MorniuS-Hc
Demonstration Has Been Planned
for Leaving.

Tomorrow morning IN" city arc
county will send s"v"nty-nn" 'n.n &c
Camp Lee. Va. t';ity-ilvc ~ the mel
are from tn" city and sixteen from itt'
county and will report AT the local drdiI
boards at \ O'clock tomorrow nl"rnlai
for er,rainm:nt on III" Baltimore "
Ohio for their journey. y" dcm"tiStet
ton has been arranged. h,.t h'E Grove
will be at tn" station I" hml IA" boys
goodbye. Following - ;hr list whitt
will form III" city contingent:
Louis j. l;l"ituS john y. f'ah'TlE
John W. Wagur Clarence W. No"hlz
John ". Hoffman Charley Sul!wc!i
lame. II. Cunn:nE- rar,Iua Palermo
han, Walter H. S"lvey
Edwin y. Maxwell John J. tHui!t
Raymond Tomczah J"hn Eiarr
.1nse,,h Jaroski John T. MrGuay
Herbert +. coftman Rob"r; y. >rhan'
Henry l.. VogI.r Lester y. Humes
Clarence l.. Becker Turner i'"ck
Otis \. Richards Elmer +. piShI
Samucl:E. Harris Herman W. " ""u-
Charles r. Wat ward
Ernest K FricSe Martin u. Nilsson
Charls +. Abrams charles j. Mch""n
George ". Bishop JOHN -. N"S"T
Frank =. Miller HEM: = I"tzntd
Lewis VI. shores N!!tthtn L. NrShtc
Theodore Ma-i"C Carl W $50" man
Samuel l.. Nesh;,t Henry |. SchStei.F
William +. Fisher Charles httS'n
Harry n. ksnncd: iivmlE'c i-tT.:o
Fred ". t.cfe.S Carte E@iiZ
Tkories q. Dawson lob r. =. LIVING
Edwin {. H:erl"c >ipii
Edward -. E:Eula ls"n"rt g st"!n.'S
William E. ESan Edward l.. Hart
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-06-25
SAVED DAUGHTERS LIFE.
CURED HUSBANDS COUGH.
Husband Helped Alsc.

My hI>h,rti ~Ut:' I'D 'r..n Il seer.
odd IN! ..hr"u!'' cough ''..' had hath
..-,.'i h.fH Ger ri"S.. =. %, ;,rr$. and hIS
iinrI had l,..''nm,. So had b" h:rl ! h.,ak
"a: "ui 49, i'> h',. mi il:m! l...,..Iu" -,
rundown as:,! w':,h III lad {" ,IIiIt work.
ln;t ;n"uGn II S,'"IH> utterly !nI"S>Ill"
an. 'l'r.! =. l.lr..'.. - "Ul. turi; ,lI. lui
IL. - iili"t-r'ud :" pa i:m i.tci. nr lis
foot @iN.. ham u'w Sir,IGIsiiI and hr
started E"r'it to- work. H.. f'"'iS 81 In'IrM
lnrr"v.i IN oyer! way. and has l.."n :"
rom pl,t"lv cured nf thai chrome cough
that | simply cannot pra'S" 'lliI"-t"d
Enough and nnw iay" h'.1I taking IL
rnySclf as Il tome. and even ~ my own
cas-" | San motto" the quick result" de-
Ciarcu Mrs. Bankerd
Coughs and colds nf long standing
and even the symptoms Of tuberculosis
seem to disappear us II by magic. CT
gazette smokers SAY 1t cures their
cough. Thousands praise il rs 4 tonic.
Sold by good druggists everywhere.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-06-25
new ATHENS

Mrs. Mar Muiti"r 90 Los Angeles
Calf. - visiting with h:r parents. MI
and Mrs. James Justice.
]. 4. Barclay Of III" Twin city Gro
cory company. q: tErIchSE!!i". WAS 4
business visitor hsr" On -.."nday.
G.orr. NJ. Patton and daughter. Mrs.
Citizen. were IN Ca,iiz. las, week on
business.
Miss Matte .IcC"y If Massll"n. o..
spent III. week WIKI hsr sister. MRS.
J. S. Bear.
DR.. \. II. Tubhs WAS IN Bethesda. lhSt
week transactlnS business.
Prof. Mcdonnell If cambridge. IT,
was 4 business caller ~ cw Athens
last week.
Mrs. CALI" peilv"c visited WITH
friends IN Flushing. last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. M."'hant. If tciia!r". e.
moved 10 New Athens last w"'h. -
spend IN" summer months.
Mrs. r. ". SrwcIl arrived n"n" from
Sharushurg. IA last week. Sh" was
acc,nparird home by her daughter. Mrs.
White.
Walker sharp. u r"sl,"n; of This place
for , number os years hu, ~ later
vsa-s :, resident "c Columbus. q cd III
tba, ,,tv IN "Wednesday. was brought -
New Athens and WAS buried IN Long
E,.w cemetery. Fun. raj S"-"l""1 w'r'
conducted from ;hc HON" "t his S'S''r
Mrs. {. Il. Dawson.
Mrs. Anna Norris ana daughter Jon
ME. w"rr shopping m rnl'Z last week
Nj. and Mrs. I."r'Iln Johnson W." IN
,.adiz on Thursday evening. at'"nf'hi;
tho picture show Of the Camp Sherman
dolngS.
Ralph Wallace. "f M""r"ti"II. o.. VS.
tied WIKI, friends h'rr last """N
Dr.. !. ~ M"Gr"w. r"""'N"t a tHi''-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-06-25
Stomach Dead
Man Still Lives

rrnrIr who suffer from sour stomach,
fcrn,.ntaIInn e.: food. distress AFTER cat
ing and indigestion. and seek rellcI IN
large chunks ~ artificial diGcStors, are
Killing lhcIr St"marh$ by Inactlon just
~ surely ~ the victim OF morphine IS
G.a,i.r,ng and !njuring beyond repair
every n.rv" in his body.
Vim, the stomach of every sufferer
from, INDIGESTION needs is COOL pre-
s.r.rtinn that will build up his stomach.
plt strength. energy md elasticity mo
n. auh makes K sturdy enough 10 digest
, b,tr,y mr1l without artificial aid.
Thr best prescription for indigestion
eyer written is. sold by druggists every
rn-r.. and by =. II. tiricSt x CO.. ana
..:.t,nth and cure indigestion. or money
harm.
This prescription is named Mona.
AZ! i sold in small tnh!ct form IN large
n.yre. fnr only II few cents. Remember
the name. Mi-u-na stomach tablets. IeJ
never idll.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-06-25

gram tru,n the war department notify
inS hun L. hr ready for serve" On Iuiy
.,h The doctor IS Il hard worker AMI
- sur" 10 maxi good and Viii l." scritt-
l. missed ~ th;S community.
isrsS Dan .-,,l Il i'!;: ~hurs;h. was here
IA, wax a;l"ndjnE rH' tUu' rHi IL his
uuci. MIR. Walker Sharp.
Tn" on" act drama. Aunt JHru*h;tS
quitting party. which WIS "a haT" been
staged 10y tn" college nd S""I"ty on
Thursday evening. Jun" -. has been
postponed until Tuesday evening July
Rev. and Mrs. Icfnr MrCaul"y have
returned 10 their home at Florence. IA.
after two weeks visit WIFI friends
here.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-06-25
RoNEYS POINT LADY SAYS HfPo-
COD is WONDERFUL. HUSBAND
BAD COUGH 81 YEARS.
Daughter SO Weak and Delicate. Nea:
Deaths Door.

"Hypo-Ci,d tr:t"'r.rH= *aN'" nif
Observation-Disclosures l:I, I-"i ',tr'''i 'iiE
husband 81 :: ,hrviu'- '''.iI-;:I h. hh'i i"F
~ years. AMI wh.. Sh"':iou't "n'!"rS''
IT, cuthtIS.:i>t irhL!S .N",alr'st Mrs. II.
Bankerd R"nry'S Point. ". Va.
NY daurht"r-tn-ia" had h''""th" 50
weak and rundown regardless ~ all thh'
the doctors could do that SiI.' ~a< n''r'-
ly a bundle IF skin and bones. ami 50
weak and d.licat" We did not t"!l'F'
she could live. hut the day she start
: ed taking Hypo-Cnd. you could almost
see her strength and weight coming
back. and before she stopped taxing II
she had taken on 80 pounds. or more.
and looked 50 rosy and nice. It MAS
wonderful.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-06-25

Th, ..hIId had gone Ia u cow pasture
,,;ly in ilr inrrnlna. but had not re-
turned. Sum" tim" later In" child WIS
found IN the narr"wS wh'r" the an
.!u.,uvS l"rr. h.r. TN" child WAS ;"
ir.sltrnud thai sh" could not Nea'rl'''
tn. persons who had taken h'r. "'
yuuu. girl WAS staying vain Ter ""i''
an t;l,ndal" and w"S taken homie |" h't
mother in MCM"'h"n.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-06-25
Thirty-eiglit IN Club.

I'll" irrShing Linii rluh now NAM
l,rS rnirly-,l=h!. rh" six n''w ih'h-
lmr. enc. saturday arc: ! ""7'"n' r"'
". Samrn. H. &. Iinnk. Mrs. Mary r.
smith. Wiil,rl .Iuu"s; AMI Mrs. t.. W.
dorsey. This VIII h. 4 b. w''H i"r
liz, War SHvim.;$ Campaign. rf!""!.
war savings day. ln'r.t!nrS Will u" h'''
throughout IL" county I" i:rt pledges I"
huy II" stamps
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-06-25
AN lNHUMAN MOTHERS
STAYS FOUR CHILDREN

Fast L1YF.ltl'bbl.. a.. Iun" > t. Mrs.
Toe Simon. L HUNGARIAN woman OF Loo
toniH. near here. to-day killed her four
children by slashing their throals will
n raz,r. and lhcn attempted suicid" by
tho same means. Sh" is in Il hospital -
Salem. Ohio, Ind vii! live.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-06-25

Lee. Mt Petersburg, 10 visit her husoaho
who is in the service there.
Mrs. Curtis ]. Allen. who had an oner-
ation performed At tn" Glendale hospltal
Thursday, is getting along very nicely.
John l.afrcrty left Sunday Tor Her-
rim. Illinois. to cntrtIn with his COM
pany for Camp Wheeler. Ga.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-06-25
Rotary Club Meets Today

The Rotary club weekly luncheon
viii h., held at noon to-day at the Wind
SCR and two new members. whose ap-
rIIra,jons have been approved by tho
,n.mb,rshin committee will be intro
1uc,J IN tho club. Charles L. Sonnc-
harm of the Hub and Louis Kraft OF
mo Krdft Manufacturing company arc
the new R0tarlars.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-06-25
DISTRIBUTION FROM WHEELING Of
BIGGEST SELLERS IN THE WORLD
Local Concern Markets Millions of Dollars Worth OF Gas
carets, Danderine, California Syrup of Figs and
Elixir of SIENNA and Other Products

mrnt is always wild" open and rl$i''
orS are invited TO 90 ihrUu&h our fac
tory any time during working hours.
Because Of the SpIrndid Workin"
conditionS-plenty Of sunlight. &o"d
ventilation and clean. sanitary sur
roundin"S. tho hest class nf young Wn-
men are attracted 10 the Sterling plant
FOR tinpluymrnt.
Every provision poSsibi" is. made by
the management lpt the comfort OF
the Young women employees. RrSt
rooms. recreation rooms and Il dining
room where they may X" during IN"
noon hour for rest. recreation ana
lunch, are some nf these provisions.
The plant OF the Sterling Products
Incorporated is located on East
Nineteenth street. and tho manage
men, will gladly furnish guide IN ~,
plain everything 10 any one who
wishes 10 visit the factory Com"
any time
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-06-25

Am"nS Ia. other i"l:, /" arrive IN
r"ti.," W." have been heard lr"m H"r..
ar" Niui"u Lindsey. ~ru of Mr. ANA AIrS.
J. Is Iyrh~'y &C. Roberts I;:dy, nuI i.
Y | uLrIrris son. # Mrs MareHrci
'ndcrtl"Ik 1T Tenth STREE
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-06-25
BOYS Leave Wednesday.

Marshall c"UnIy'S quota -! S'N'''"
MN WiiI rmiram h"r" Wednesday, th'' /"
IN: =! !u:.. for camp l."c We. y. ''I
'..,,, ,.r,, .,rI ,j..mnuS,raiirn Wi! bc ac-
corded tn" drILar!ln soldiers.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-06-25
CAPITAL NEWS

CHARLESTON. W. Va. jane 2i.-
Judge p"ft"nbarc"r. Judge Williams
auI Judge I;itz. sitting in vocation. al
lowed Il wri, ~ error and SHn"rS"d"as
in an appeal Of tho cas-. Of Fairbanks.
N"rS.. X tnnauy aGHrn<' y. f.. Er"kin-
ridge" carried NJ, from tn. circuit court
II Nichols county by i;r'rkinr'Hs;c. to-
day Til" cas-. concerns :, CLAIM for
.uu!rmrut.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-06-25

Comparatively few Wheeling people
are aware Of the fact that the Sterling
Products (Incorporatedl distributors
OF cascarets, Danderne and talifor-
MIA Syrup OF Eggs and EliNlr of SIENNA.
control the largest Proprietary Medi-
cine business in the world.
The Proprietary or package Medi-
cine business has grown wonderfully
within the past few years. and til"
Sterling Produces tlncorporatedl mar
kets millions Of packages Of its vari-
Gus products annually.
The daily production OF the thou
sands Of packages and bottles, OF these
products requires large army OF
young women and the work is done
under clean, sanitary conditions.
1t is interesting 10 watch the young
women at the Sterling Products ttncl
plant as they bottle. label. seal and
prepare the goods for the market.
Our packing and finishing depart
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-06-25
For Higher Pay.

Tho stat" board Of regents today hold
L conference. with tn" stat" board pt
control for IN" purpose If considering
salaries "t instructors in IN" stat" cd
uc3,tjnaal institutions during next
~Ahnul year. II is considered ;rnhthl"
Mat increases IGiy hav" Ia h" mad" IN
sum. al III" S"h""iS. and q general r"-
Of Scl"dIi..s ~ all lU$titu-
tlrnS - iln.:,r consideration.
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Touches Labor Improvement Highways ConVa
Waterways Upbuldng of Merchant ne
Economy in Governmental Affairs Party Harmony
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Major Davis ElkinS'
Declaration Of PrinCip pies
Popular Candidate Makes First Public Ueance Concerning His Can
didacy-Prompt Decisive and Vigorous Prosecution OF War
Against Germany Supreme Duty of the Hour


AS An American Citizen and Soul in Person and
BY Proxy, for Triumphant Success of Our Cause-Waf
Must Be Pushed to a Successful Finish
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-06-25
Secure Volunteers.

Va. !,,..i draft board has r'."l>'I
NOR. .hau ruu''::h volunteers /" MI 'h'
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THIS rs AN 1M1dUTABLE Law.

If Sim F"in has any use for Germany
=, this time. America cannot have any
usn for Sim rcin.-SprinSficld Repuoli-
c;tfl.
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