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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-01-10
ARE YOU NERVOUS.
Hypo-cod, the Wonderful Tonic, viii
Strengthen and Build UP the
System Quickly and In a Pleas
ant and Easy Manner.
A Splendid Tonic and Builder for
Nervous People.

DO you gel all worked up over the
least thing that goes wrong? Does
the slightest jar or noise make you
jump? Can you sleep well at night'
and do you jump out of bed in the
morning? Does your head ache. your
appetite bad. and stomach trouble
you? If so, you needn't let it worry
you any longer. Relief is within your
grasp.
The average man or woman who
may be troubled with NERVES" Will
often find that their real trouble is
caused by the system becoming run
down, blood is bad and sluggish, ap-
petite Is poor, digestion bad, take
colds quickly and tire easily. "hat
such folks need Is, instead of dope
ing" the system with all sorts or
pills and magic, preparations, they
should take some good reliable and
efficient tonic
Hypo-Cod, the great flesh builder,
is just the thing. This exceptional
preparation is composed OF the val
liable eXtractives from fresh coo
livers. with the sickening elements
eliminated by special process. lime,
quinine, iron, manganese. wild cher
ry bark and other well known me-
dicinal properties used for years by
doctors and in hospitals for the ef'
fective treatment Of ailing people.
Used faithfully, Hypo-Cod will I'M
prove digestion, stimulate hearty
appetite, increase weight, clear the
complexion, break up deep chest ana
head colds and increase your strength
wonderfully in few weeks.
Hypo-Cod is absolutely safe and re-
liable. Hundreds OF people here IN
this section are using Hypo-Cod reg
ulaTly and have been for the past TWO
years. Children like it and it does
them much good In fact, they pre-
fer it TO the many cathartics, pills
and other doubtful remedies given
them which often injurc their DELI
cate stomachs.
Just try bottle OF Hypo-Cod TO-
day. You can get large size bot
tie for only Sl.20, which contains
enough to treat the average family
for weeks Get it today.
Hypo-Cod is sold in Wheeling by
&c. II. Griest & Co.. Hoge-Davis Co.,
John Coleman Co., +. II. Rau, ". W.
Irwin. Simpsons Pharmacy, ChaS.
Menkenmiller and all Island stores.
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OBITUARY
Mrx Martha 8. Blaynsy

Mrs Martha, S: Rlayncy Mcp"naid
died Tuesday, January Sth. 10 +: NJ. at
the home Of her sou-in-law. r W. Moore:
west Alexander. Pa. after an u'ness OF
only a few days. Deceased vas orl
Feb. 2lst, 1929. in Obi" county. ". Va
fthen virginia. Her parents "Sre
Charles BlayneS and Nancy taEis: Hsle
Is the last OF a large family OF 'nI'"F'h'
In 1855 she was married 10 Rev. George
NcDonald, then beginning his first pas
torate In the Presbyterian church CO
Reallsyille Ohio. at which place they re-
manned for twenty-five ycaSS. MI. Nc
Donald then h"catnc pastor 81 the
church at Prosperity for seven years
In 1890 he retired from the active MN
tstry and they came 70 West Alexander
TO make their home. attending the
church in which they both had been
reared.
At the time OF her death she was ono
l.s the oldest two members % thot
church. She always was deeply inter-
ested in the work OF the church. FOR
man years her beautiful soprano voice
1.d In the music and. until her hearing
failed. she was teacher in the SUNDAY
schoo1 Her home was deliShttul
nlaee TO be because nf her CHEEKY dis-
position and her warm hospitality TO-
ward the many who came 70 1t. tter
husband passed away In l?"*.
Mrs. Mcdonald IS survived by -FOUR
children: Mrs. Elmer Z. Miller. Bealls-
Wills. Ohio: Mrs. Frederick ". Moore.
West Alexander. Pa: John NJ. Mcpntl-
aid. N. D. Rellaire. Ohio. and Charles H.
Mcdonald. D. r.. Ashtahula. ONO.
The funeral will take place at the
Nome of r ~. Moore. West Alexander.
Pa. Thursday. Jan. ioth. ut @;nH +. NJ.
The Rev. Frank Il. Erect. pastor Q. the
second Presbyterian Church. H"tlaire.
Ohio. will conduct the service. The pail
bearers will be her sons and sons-ln
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NEWS BRIEFS

Lightless Night.-To-night will he OBJ
served as liEhtlcss night ny the stores,
restaurants and other places having cleo
trio display signs in accordance with the
ruling Of the federal fuel administrator.
Many of the signs which arc equipped
with electric operators have hcen
changed and moro signs will hr dimmc.l
tonight than Inst week. Wheeling IS
becoming accustomed to lightlcss nights
on sunday and Thursday nights.
Bankruptcy CRBe-1n tho bankruptcy
case Of Charles /. WhctSell of WrliS-
burg. discharge was ordered by Com
missioner George L. F?nyd Yesterday in
the federal court. The Whctsrll case
has been before the court for some time
Smallpox Patients and wife,
OF South Wheeling. who have been in
the municipal quarantine hospital for the
past few weeks. suffering with n slight
contraction of smallpox. were released
MS rurcd yesterday by City Health Officer
VI. B. Williams, NJ. u. Their daughter,
who is rapidly recovering from the dis
ease. will be released from the tnstitu-
ton shortly.
Prisoner keleased-.ludge Alan II
Robinson of the criminal court ordered
the release Of John Farrell from the
county Jail yesterday, under capias pro
fine. Farrell had served out the number
Of days sentenced recently for mis-
demeanor.
Assistant DrafteeI-ScRrly 20n con-
scripted men OF the city and Ohio county
were assisted yesterday by The legal adj
visory board in the council chamber city
building The Hon. J. r. Somerrillc was
chairman. while the group Of lawyers
for the day was composed of Attorneys
H. Campbell Richards. Frank 4. O'Brien
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the Associated Charities. is III at her
home on the South Side.
Sirs. Frank Kinchclnc Of Charleston,
W. Va. is In the city. where she directs
the Woman's Musical club.
Miss Edith Edmondson. organist "f
the First Presbyterian church, expects
to spend the first TWO weeks Of Fcbru-
AIRY in New York. studying pipe organ
and piano under one of the foremost IN
StruclorS OF that city.
Courtland BurkhHm. the small son OF
Mr.. and Mrs. E. &. Burkham. is very III
Al their home in Elm Grove.
K. \. ID. Beatty has returned from q
trip Ia Cleveland end Pittsburgh
Homer J. Morris. Camp Lee, is Wis
i,ing friends in tho city.
Carl Winters. OF Elm Grove, has re-
turned from Camp Lee to spend Il sllCrt
holiday with his parents.
Mrs. John McAlcrr. of Pittsburgh. is
visiting. her parents on Jacob street.
Three wholesale music house repre-
ScntativeS and one man from the far.o-
ry al Camden. y. j.. landed in town the
other day. NIL at the snm" inc. and were
entertained by. Mr.. r. \. II. Beatty, Of
DnNi$. Eurkham L. Tyler This is al
most III unparalleled happening. as Tho
houses arc all rN ais.
Miss Edna Pauley. the popular young
harpist at the North Street ". T., churt l..
had Il severe fall on the slippery streets
on Tuesday. and was carried To Tho
home Of Rev. Roy McCuSkey. She is
recovering rapidly. h"wcver. and will
soon hc able To b. around again.
Deputy Sheriff r.. ". .petticord has
gone /" Parkcrshurg. on business, and
~ rnf 4 ~ for 1utE
Mr. md Mrs. Ray Justice and family.
Of MinEu. hav" hrru visiting in Bcn-
wood for tn" past few days.
Walter 'i4hcrty, Of Chicago. has been
visiting friends in Ibis city and Ben
wood tho past few days.
Mr. and Mrs. George Demscy. Of Min
60 have been visiting relatives in Ben
wood The past few days.
Mrs. L. t.. CELEBRITY and son. OF Miugo
arc wishing i'll l&cnw"nd. after having
attended Il funeral there Tuesday.
Mrs. Belle CrnSs"n. Of Mingu. has
been visiting in Bcnwuod and left yes
terday for her home.
Miss Gertrude Schmitt. Of McColluch
street. is confined " her home with ILL
rcSs.
Francis Reed. popular young man Of
East Wheeling. has returned from Camp
Ice. ana is spending ms snort THROUGH
visiting relatives and friends.
Miss Ncttie Bruverman. OF Sevrn-
teenth street. took up her new duties
nj the Wheeling Mold 4 Foundry COM
pany yesterday.
Miss Martha Wilson. at Thirteenth
street. is now located in the Supcrutrnl-
cnts office At the High school. US stem
ographcr.
Miss Nclmn Daugherty. after visiting
relatives and friends for the past three
weeks. has left for her home In Salem
Ohio.
Robert McCarnrs, of Morguntown. was
in The city several days ago to attend
the funeral Of q friend.
Reed NJ. Hanks. of Morgnntown. was
in the city Tuesday. to attend the funor-
al Of tn" late Howard Snidrr. of Four
tecnth street.
Mrs. Emmett sullivan, OF Cleveland.
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u. S. GUARD PLANS
HAVE BEEN CHANGED

WASHINGTON. jar. 9.---Furthcr or
ganizatinn Of the United states Guard
has been suspended. Secretary Baker
announced today, and tn" special rrn-
tectiva duty for which tit" guard was
authorized will be don" 10y army ;r"nrs
supplemented by tn" l.Sun federal
guardsmen. n whirh number enrolment
Is now limited.
Originally 1t WAS planned to mike the
guard special federal polio" force Of
about 5000 officers and men for ser
vice largely in tn" communities in which
they were enlisted i'll enforcing enemy
alien pr"clumatinns arid other such
work changed conditions" Is the only
reason given in III" order for the now
plan.
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Ohio. has been in the city the past few
days, after attending . funeral on Tues
day
Mrs Z. Lee Of Wooster. Ohio. left
Wednesday for! her home. after attend
ing fhe funeral OF Howard Snider.
Louis II. Dugan. Of Fourteenth street.
yard master or the local Baltimore &
Ohio railroad, resumed his duties. yes
1crday. after enjoying u two-day rest at
home
Miss Grace Hall. of Lind street, is
abb. 10 be ont again. after short ILL
ness.
Miss Helen Barger. Of North Wheel
ing. returned Tuesday from Columbus
where she has been visiting relatives
; for the past few days.
Louis Wcimer OF Lind street. is cx-
pected home this week from Hatues-
burg, Miss.
Louis phcffcnbauHh, of Fourteenth
street. has resigned his position with
the Alien & Hunter hat store. which firm
he has been working for for the past
five years. preparatory 10 taking the cx-
animation for enlistment.
Harry Jackson. OF Twentieth street,
has been Ill at his home for the past
few months.
in Grand Rapids. on business.
Mrs. Walter Smith. who has been the
guest Of her father. Mr.. G.. +. Brandfass,
Of North Main street. will return 10 Pc
tcrsburs. Va. on Friday.
MIR. and Mrs. b. Walker Peterson are
in New York City.
Mr.. and Mrs Charles Rurdctte Hart,
OF Lancaster, Pa. who have been the
guests of Miss Florence OFT. at Echo
Point. returned home yesterday.
Charles Hart who has been the guest
Of Robert Reed. nj Twelfth street. has
returned TO his home in Clarksburg.
Mrs. Frank Stillwrll. who has been
the guests uf relatives. left yesterday
for her home i'll Canton Ohio.
Mrs. Thomas Stone, Of PITTSBURGH,
Phi. is the guest uf Mrs. Albert ShahHn.
OF the lsluTd.
Mr.. and Mrs. T.. Il. Moore. Of Ben
wood. have returned home after a visit
Al The home OF Mrs. MGorc's parents.
al BuckhanEon. W. Va.
Rishnp r. J. punahun is in Detroit,
Mich, attending the funcrnl OF Bishop
J. S. Foley, who passed away las: Sat
urday.
Francis Yost; popular fireman Of the
Hook & Ladder Company. will undergo
an operation at the North Wheeling
Hospital to-day. Mr. Ynst has been i'll
but short time. and his condition is
not serious.
Edmund Rurklc. who is visiting his
parents on South Jacob street. will re-
turn To- Camp Lee tomorrow.
Corporal Russell 5. Hill. Company Il.
First Provisional Recruit Battalion. OF
CAMP Ice. arrived yesterday Ia spend n
1vc-day furlouEh with his mother, Mrs.
Charles Hill. of Philadelphia.
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PEACE NEGOTIATIONS
HAVE BEEN RESUMED

According to M Amsterdam dispatch.
which probably cmaaat"d in Berlin. tho
BrrSt-I.itovSk peace conference again
Is in session with Leon Trntzky. til"
lSn!shcvik foreign minister. and The
German and Austrn- Hungarian foreign
ministers. and tho Turkish grand vtZi,r
IN attendance. In addition Ia their cit
doavor to straightcn out differences
with the Bolshevik. the Tcutonic al
lied representatives are declared to l."
negotiating with tho UkrainianS in an
endearor 70 earn their good Will.
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MEDICAL BOARD
Of THIS DISTRICT
DENTISTS AND PHYSICIANS NAMED
BY GOVERNMENT TO GIVE
SERVICE TO DRAETEES.
DR.. b. ]. Reed, Chairman. Assisted. by
Drs. Wingerter, West, .Hildreth, Thorn
ton and DR.. Burdats, d. D. s.

That the men who shall enter the SER
vice OF Uncle Sam may he well equipped
with molurS III masticatc their food, 10
Givr them strength To assist To win the
war for freedom and democracy, and
that their bodies may hn In perfect ply
steal condition. SO they can fight TO a
finish. the federal government has made
provision 10 have physicians and drn-
lists in every part of the country APP
pointed to serve on dental and medical
advisory boards to give service 10 all
drn ttcrS free. if they are unable 10 pay
for the work. Tn" physicians and dem
lists who have been called upon 10 10
their bit in this stale have answered tho
call with these words. which ring with
patriotism. Il am ready TO do my part
10 help you, Uncle Samuel
The head Of the war department knew
that soldiers with poor teeth could not
properly mastlcate their food--thcre are
no teeth In the slumach--and it would
mean poor digcsi ion. which spells al UNI
dcrmined constitution. A man Is just
ns slrung IA his stomach. Napoleon Is
credited with having once said that IAN
army nights on Its stomach The last
word of the phrase was q little stronger.
President Orders Appointment.
= To this end capt. BreCklnrldSe Jones
head Of the military department and
census Of enrolment Of West Virginia.
was directed by President Wilson to ap-
point a medical and dental board III the
eleven military districts of this state.
each district having Il board of fivc ply
sicians and one dentist. TO give service
10 the conscriptcd men. The districts
include. Wheeling. Huntington. Blueheld
Charleston. hinton. Clarksburg t,ikns,
Fairmont, kcySer and Mnrtinsburg Dir.
q. ". Burtats. the well known local dem
list and president Of the West Virginia
Dental association. was named as chair
man of the state board.
Wheeling District Bonrd.
The Wheeling district board. which in
Clu!rs. Ohio. Hancock. Brooke. Marshal
and Wctzrl counties. is composed Of DR.
Robert !. Reed. chairman. Dr. G. 4. Win
Ecrtrr pr H. Hildrcth. H.. and DR.
W. T. Thornton. all physicians Of this
city. and pr. Burdats. dentist. also Of
Wheeling; DIR. William Mckinley. dem
fist, of Ohio county; nr. W. r. Lopez,
dentist. city Of Wheeling; while the fol-
lowing named dentists We're appointed
in the following counties of the Wheel
ing district: Hancock. pr. Frank r
Maxon. New Cumberland: Brooke. DIR. K
G.. Brashcar. Wcllsburg; Marshall. DR..
II. c. Landen. Moundsrille: Wctzel. DR..
George Bridgeman, New Martinsvillo.
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Enjoy LlFEI LIVEN YOUR LIVER
AND BOWELS TONIGHT AND
FEEL FINE.

Tonight sure. Remove the liver
and bowel poison which is keeping
your head dizzy. your tongue coated
breath offensive and stomach 5ouE'
Don't stay bilious, sick, headachy'
constipated and full Of cold. why
don't YOU get a box OF Cascarcts from
the drug store now? Eat one or two
tonight and enjoy the incest. gentleSt
liver and bowel cleansing you ever
experienced You will wake up feel
ing fit and fine. Cascarets never
grippe or bother you all the next day
like calomel. salts and pills. They act
gently but thoroughly. Mothers should
give Cross, sick. bilious or fererish
children a whole CaSca-et any time
They are harmless and children love
them.
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Pc. CHURCH WILL TAKE
UP WORK IN PALESTINE

NEW YORK. Jan. "a recommended
tion 20 the clery and churchmcn within
tho New York and New Jersey synod Of
tho Protestant Episcopal church t" give
financial assistance to the work Of this
church in Jerusalem Is contained in a
resolution adopted to-day 10y the synod,
which is holding it's annual meeting
here.
Tho churches are asked to take up nm
Offering during the coming Lent or on
Good Friday If practicable. TO assist in
the work Of the Anglican church in
jerusalem" This money will be sent
forward through The Rev. DIR. John H..
Mckenzie Of Ilnwc. Ind, honorable sec
rotary Of the Jerusalem and East mis-
sion.
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dim A. Curtis

t.EIONA. y. Y. Jan. 9.--Olin Alfred
Curtis. th"ologian died OF heart trouble
at his home here last night. aged 81
years. He was BORN at Frankfort, Nc,
and was graduated from Boston Cniver-
silly. occupied Methodist pulp!ts at
JaneSvillc. Wis. Milwaukee, and Chica-
go. was professor OF Systematic theol.
ugy ut -Eoston University and Drew
theological seminary. and since 1914
had h.en the emeritus professor in that
subject Al Drew. Hn was tho author
OF number Of theological books
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Remains to Pittsburgh.

The remains Of John J. Foley, resi-
dent OF EAST Wheeling. who died sud
dcnly Tuesday mornins. will be taken
to Pittsburgh today. following services
here. The services here will be held at
80 O'Clock from the family home at
1871 Fourteenth street and mass will be
observed AZ st. J"seph'S cathedral. In
torment Will be made at Calvary ccme-
terry. Pittsburgh.
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BRITISH AND FRENCH
ENDORSE WILSON TALK

Both the British and French ncwspa-
pers enthusiastically rndorS" President
Wilson's atcmeut Of war claims. Like
wise. 1t has met with the entire appro-
val Of the representatives. Of labor IN
Great Britain. In a manifesto the la
borites say that in the present statement
the labor party can ind lao portion upon
which the allied drnnCracics ar" likely TO
disagree. and that If ii reaches the poo
pics OF the central powers ii will r"-
inviguratn the popular movement toward
peace in those countries and give their
demands for peace n weight and author
ity that cannot he denied.
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Malone Service Today.

The funeral OF the late John Malone.
aged and respected resident of the out
the-p pike >icluit: will be held this morn
ing At $50 o'clock. from the Mc1ldel
chapel. u. l2to ChapIine street. Mass
will-be celebrated at ST. Joseph's cathe-
dral and interrncnt will follow at Mt.
Calvary.
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William n. Mapos,

KANSAS CITY. Mo. Jan. S.-WillIan,
Herman Napes. organizer and head Of
the American L"aEu. for the Prevent
ing OF Legstlizcd Crime. died here 70.
haE. The league has centers In -
States. Mr.. Mapc. also was Il lecturer
for the Order or the Star in the East
and the Thcosophical Society He was
J3 years old
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Marriage Licenses

William Wclty Stephens. l.. and Edna
Huutsmau. Il. both Of Belmont county.
O.
Lester r. IIuntsman. ~. and Myrtle
May Stephens. both ar BELMONT county.
..
William II. knabc. Jr. and. Nellie r..
Chapman. both Of Wheeling.
Alfred K. Snnnehorn. IS. and Ethyl
Perkins %, both Of Wheeling.
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Marcy NJ. Price

CHARLESTON. Jan. o.-Marcy Nc
Donald Price. aged IS. prominent coal
operator Of baltimore. Md. died at Hart
land today from pneumonia after being
M since last Friday. lilo vas vice
president of tho Har;land toi!icrtss
company at Hartlard. and. with Mrs.
price was spending the winter there. lie
a a son of the late Winhctd Price. a
humber exporter o. baltimore. Mrs
Price was formerly Miss Emma 1"oes'
Of Baltimore.
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Former Wheeling Lady

Word Of the death Of Mrs Mary Tate
Of Proctor. w. Va. formerly of this city.
was received her.. yesterday by severa!
friends Of tho deceased. Mrs. Tate Was
in her ninety-ttrst year. and WAS well
known here. Funeral services were held
Yesterday at the place OF death. and sew
eral local people attended.
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Funeral Today

The funeral OF Robert Marshall. IN
FAINT son Of MT. and Mrs. Robert Mar
xhall Rrownlec. ST.. wh" passed away
Monday at the North Wheeling hosp'taI
viii he held this afternoon at ESQ
o'clock With insermcnt following at
Peninsula cemetery.
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Hr11ch Funeral.

The funeral for Bernhard. twelve
year old son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
Br1sch. will be held tomorrow afternoon
at Z o'clock from the HON" of his par
ents at 81 twenty-sixsh street with Rev.
W. G. U1fert, pastor 81 the ST. Johns
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Administrator. Appotnted

Edgar p. Sarver appointed administers
tor of estate Of Charles r.. Reed with
Naude Sarvrr as surety.
Veronica TruSrhal administrator for
Catherine Fr"ldhib With William g..
SaurrS AZ surety
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Hahue Funeral

The funeral for Edward VI. Hahne. in
>.nt son Of Mr. and Mrs. Edward I.
Hahne who passed away Tuesday. Will
be held from the home OF his grand
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Wtlliam HuSStns
ut 23&7 Eoff street this afternoon NJ
o'clock, with intsrrnent being made at
Nj Zion.
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COUNTY COURT
Deeds Recorded

Emma 4. McColloch and husband to
Board Of County Commissioners OF the
County Of Ohi" parcel Of land In Rich
land district on Short Crock.
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church, officiating. Following the serv-
ices interment will take place at Green
wood
Evening star., 1918-05-19
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Second photo above: Amer
ican Red Cross Home for Refu-
gees at Milan is but a part Of
the child-saving work through
out war-stricken sections. Di-
rectly above: X-ray ambu-
lances near the front in Italy.
Above, at left: Corner of one
of the many depots for surgical
dressings maintained by Amer
ican Red Cross for every allied
battle line. At left: More than
100000 sweaters, socks and
mufhers have been distributed
by the American Red Cross to
soldiers and sailors.
Evening star., 1918-05-19
Camp Abena
Senior and Junior Camp for Girl.
On Belgrade Lakes, Belgrade, Maine
18th Season OPENS June -

Located near the town Belgrade. in the famous
Belgrade Lakes region about miles northeast
New York. ' 0'" "'"
One hundred acres Of pine woods and green fields;
more than mile Of sandy lake shore: athletic
activities: domestic sciences; handcraft: Red Cross
COURSE camp plays. pageants etc go
Evening star., 1918-05-19

Under the supervision Of eighteen
experienced councillors. Dining Hall.
Assembly House. Sleeping Lodge
and regulation khaki Army Tents
Long distance telephone. Resident
trained nurse, and physician nearby.
References from the foremost fami-
lies OF the National Capital.
Ftrst-class family hotels in vicinity
for parents who desire to live nearby
Elaborate illustrated booklet sent
upon request. Applications for MEM
berohlp should be sent to Miss Hor-
tense aersom (formsrly with Sidweli's
Maine. Warrington Representative.
Miss Eleanor n. Pinkham, Eidwelrs
Friends 0chool. Warrington. D. C.