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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-01
COMMUNICATING OF
PLATINUM ORDERED
Increasing Need In Manufacture Of
,iuultl0ns Makes step Ncccs.
~ary H. claim.

/ k&NSrINGToN. Feb 20 order.
w6Ft9 issued TODAY Tor the comman-
dt tgdug FOR war purposes OF ali
crude AND uuWurked platinum iu the
hnnds ~ importers jobbers and
Wholesalers
Increasing need for platinum in
the manufacture Of munitions. U,.
cording 10 officials. rendered ms
step imperative II the war program
was not tu receive serious setback
Communicating viii he carried uu,
through tN war dcpat tmeut, The
world supply of the metal II com,
paratlNely small ana production has
shown II steady deCllue since the war
began. internal troubles la Russia
Virtu.lly have eliminated the world n
chief source OF supply
In requisitioniug only teh Crude
ana UNIV tked platinum government
officials said they obtained for ma
tlOnal purposes the greatest part OF
the metal now In this country for
the amount distributed 10 jewellers
and dentists Is mparattVely small
The war committee ot ie~elry trade
bae been asked TO ascertain how
much is now in tho hands Of manu-
they viii bo asked to surrender II
There II no Intention uf commun-
deering manufactured platinum,
4 census of the available platinum
y being made hud until Il IN finished
officials will not know how much of
the metal is on hand, The largest
importation In reoout years was
2s,000 ounces collected In RUSSIA
bv an American lieutenant attached
to the embassy az petrugrad and
brought 60 this country FOR govern
mcut purposes \ tentative price of
500 an ounce was fixed for that con
slsnmont.
The United States alone uses IN
normal times about 10000 ounces
OF platinum and produces only
about 500 oun raH annually accord
ing to the United States geological
survey Only about five million
ounces has been uEed In lewelrN one
million ounces ~ dental work and
the remainder for scientific pur-
poses. II iS an essential In
the manufacture ot sulphuric
nCld, a cpnioltueht Of explosives and
nv composition Of delicate gun
mechanlsms --S
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-01
[h6ORING MEN PROVE
LOYAL TO WAR CAUSE
Post sayr Strikes Decreasing Despite
Tremendous Rise In Cost nf
Living.
WAGES FAIL TO KEEP PACE
skilled Workers Faro Even Worse
Than Un~killcd Claims the
Secretary.

wAsIINGTON. Feb. gS Tho
small number of strikes In the face
OF the failure Of wages. to keep pace
with the rising cost OF living was
pointed to by Assistant Secretary of
Labor Post In a Htatrment tonight
a. proof that the laboriuE men OF
tfo nation are wiling 10 make every
sAcrlfice to ace tho Mnr through So
q succeasful conclution He cited
the fact that the cost bf FOOD IN
creased rs per cent Inst year, Mhilc
wages rose at only from one ham 20
two-thirds OF that rate and deC1aN>Pd
u was remarkable thCre had ndt
been more strikes and labor disturb
ances
"Unless wages rise ne fast ~ the
cost OF living" MIR Post said. dts
puter are inevitable. I consider the
small number OF actual strikers aud
the general tendency ~ wage earn
ere TO submit their differences tu ar.
duration as COnvlncing proof that
they believe In the war and are VIII
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-01
FEW CENTS DESTROYS
YOUR DANDRUFF AND
STOPS FALLING HAIR
Save your hair Make it thick,
wavy and beautiful
try this!

Thin. brittle. colorless and scraggy
hair IL mute evidence OF - neglected
scalp; OF dandruff that awful
scurf
There is nothing 80 destructive to
the hair Rs dandruff II robs the
hair of ils lustre It's strength and It's
very life. eventually producing a
feycrishness and itching OF the scalp,
which II not rcmedied causes tho
hair roots TO shrink loosen and die
then tho hair falls out fast. A
little Dauderinc tonight--now- any
time Will surely save your hair.
Get - small bottle df Knowlton's
banderinc from any drug store or
toilet counter. and after the first ap.
plication your hair will take on that
life. lustre and luNurHnCe which is
80 beautiful n will become wavy
and fluffy and have the appearance
ut abundance. AN iucompa m bic gloss
and softncss. but what will please
you most will be after Just few
~ eek. use when YOU will actually
see u lot ot ffhe. downy hair new
hair growing all over the scalp .--
Adv.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-01
MUSTER0LE-Q
RELIEF! NO BLISTERl
1t Soothes and Relieves Like
Il Mustard Plaster With
out the Burn or Sting.

Musterolo IL clean, white olnt'
menl. made with the oil of mustard
II docs all the work ot the old
fashioned mustard plaster--does Il
better and does not blister. YOU do
not havc to bother with cloth
You simply rub II on--and usually
the pain IL gono,
Many doctors and nurses use Mus
terolc and recommend Il To their
patients.
They will gladly tell you what re.
lief It gives from sore throat, hron.
chitis. Group stiff neck, asthma
neuralgia. congestion. plaHFtsy. rheu.
ma tiHm, iambaRo. pains and aches oi
the back or joints sprains, sore
muscles. bruises. chilblRlns. frosted
feet colds of the chest tit often pre-
vents pneumonla)
ace and soc jBrsg hospital SlE'
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-01

was written by Meredith Nicholson
the noted novelist. so II ought TO bo
good one, and critics say II Is. Az
all star Triangle cast presents 'The
Hopper" with william Y MonS In
the title role but ably supported by
those sterling players walt whit
man. and George Hernandez, who
have strong parts, and little
Peaches" Jackson, the golden
haired little hoy actor who has been
seen In several Triangle pictures AMI
TX always a delight TO ladies and
children ~ well as men, for that
matter lrepc Hunt and Lillian
Nest have tho leading female parts,
the former being cast in the role OF
the heroine
THE Hopper" Is at tho Majestic
today and tomorrow as the feature
attraction. and a Triangle comedy
IS also ON the program.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-01

ina TO make every sacrifice 10 make
II success
The skilled workers, Mr. Post add
81. had Jared even Wcrse than the
UnsNillcd luborots
Except Ia The case 81 potatoes, tho
price of which decreased rs per
cent. practically Gl articles Of food
showed bis iucr rlases In retail cost
lost January ~ ~ compared with
prices the same dny In 1911. reports
To the department ~ labor show
IThc price ut curnncal increased ~
pen cert bacon % per cent, lard bl
per 0'ut pork chops - per cent
hmm O. per cent milk Si por cent
hciH ~ per cent butter 80 per cent
cgrs a' per .,ui bread - per cent
Isulu D. per cent ana ndur "a pc
ICput
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-01
STnNNn


when William = Hart appears nj
tho strand ON Friday and Saturday
In The Rarrnin." "a " II. Produc'
tlou. II will he. in a most interesting
and diffirult role | tis H part such
ns only "a fow ot our present day
actors would be- ClY1nlT uf interpret
Ing for II requires not only an ac-
Curate knowledge az western rus.
toms. hut also broad sympathy
ard understanding e human nature
"Two-Gun" Stokep bandit out
law. terror of Arizona tS the ohufnc-
tor that Mr. HAT portrNNs. The
character sounds IKE .H thfill'r u'
the old days, but ban the hands OF
Mr. Iart ~ has hccouc suMvtnin-
entirely new. something which
sounds paradoNctl.o. good bad
man. Hc is "a h"d rF0'
straight IN spite ~ being crooked.
and who has srus,
spite of the fact that he holds up
the stage.
Upon his first reading OF the
script. Mr. Hart saw that great pos
sihilitics ot the part He saw the
chance at characterization " ire
mendous vitality, chat uf a man of
great passions in whom the instincts
for good and evil are struggling tqr
mastery iir therefore naur 4h tN.
hauStyc stuav of thr ny"s and char
Rcters ~ the most notorious outlaws
tation ut the part shows the results
OF this research
uc has given ug a. real man. rug
god ana fearless and every thing that
Re does or undertakes r. uuur 60
fhat master. which alone would
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-01

hold the goods over II steam will
come thru IT,
Have someone hold the goods at
one end while YOU start at the other
end and slowly pull every inch Of II
over the steam Roll II up as you
are pulling It, then fold up and
hang over chair to thoroly dry and
not wrinkle. Goods must be damp
and not Wet Eight 10 ten yards can
be shrunk in ten minutes.
All marks and wrinkles In velvet
or plush should he steamed this
way: Lay wrorS side OF material on
sieve. hold with left hand and with
brush in right hand brush against
the nap and II will be like new,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-01
TWENTY-EIGHT TOLL
OF CHEROKEE DEAD
secretary Daniels Has Ordered In
NcstlRation OF sinking OF
Naval Tug

WASHINGTON. Feb. 2S.-The ~.
fi0al .s' ~ dead and missing
among the crew Of the naval tax
Cherokee which fuuudcred Off the
Atlantic coast Tuesday, shows Iour
known dead ana ~ unRcDounted for,
Including Lieut. tJuQlor grudcD T.
u. NeVcy. T. 3. y. H. r., the cont
handing officer.
Secretary DanicI disclosed that
the Cherokee when she tuuudorod
ON February 28 was on route M
Washington d. g.. navy yard to
load guns and supplies Tor trsn'rur
tation 10 IA southern port tie is
sued this statement
The navy department Will con-
duct a thorough investigation tD de-
tormlnc r"sponsihniy lur the Ips4
Of the cherokee and tho conditions
under which sho was lost. have
called tho attention Of the board ~
inquiry 10 the statements published
w Philadelphia paper today. al.
legiuy that tho vessel was unsea
worthy and have ordered them 20
investigate an tho allegations made
in that article
Was iron Tug
"Thc hoard which surveyed the
vessel pronounced II satisfactory
aud recommended II for patrol duty
for foreign service. The follow
report on tho vessel has been made
Co me.
The tug Cherokee. formerly the
Edgar r.. LuckenbAch. was taken
over at New York about October
4
Steamfhlp company and was sent Ia
the New York navy yard to ~ ou,
Tor distant service
She was an iron scugoinR tug
built In 1891. gross tonnage, gig.
100 feet two Inches long, l4.toot
DRAFT, cruising speed ten knots
radius OF actlQn 2.s5l miles. she
Was commissioned at navy yard IN
Ncw YORK ON December 3, 1911.
, En Route TO Navy Yards.
The report OF the survey board
which inspected her. prior 10 her
being taken over, recommended her
for patrol duty for foreign service
statep that tho condition OF her
boilers and main engines was good
and that the condition of her hut.
plating, lnnerskiu, bulsheads. etc
VAS good and that n few minor re
pails to the latter were necessary.
ION December . the Chorok kee
sailed from New YORK to phllpdel-
phia. arriving on December 7. she
remained at tho navy yard Phila-
delphin undergoing repairs and
alterations until Jr-uarv a. 1918.
when she proceeded to New London
Conn. arriving on February g. She
remained nj New London until Feb
ruary 90. when she made trip to
Newport.
~ hen -toundered on Febru-
AIRY 30 ahS was en- Tonte 10 tho navy
yard. Washington. u. C.. to obtain
gums and supplies for transportR.
ton 10 a southern port"
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-01
BROADWAY,

The new bill at tho broadway
thcatcr. consistinG Of five vaudeville
acts. three comedies and phcto.
play, is positively one OF the best
presc ated for this season The pro
gram embraces a variety OF enter.
tuinmcnt by men and women who
Rrc hlg time artists II ~ n real
show Tho act of capt Kidder n
60. presents an old soa pilot and
tho 1--WE people In this act are high-
class operate singers In every sense
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-01
WENT DOWN HILL
TIL He GAVE OUT
Lost % Pounds and Could
Hardly Walk-Tanlac
Restores Health
and Weight.

"a medicine that will set man
up out OF bed and Increase his
Wetght twenty-six pounds In few
weeks time, ts certainly well worth
talking about and I'm willing for the
whole world to know that this is
what Tanlac has done for me-" was
The characteristic statement made by
Christopher y. Jones, "A grading fore
msn from the Missouri, Kansas a
tsxAs railroad, living at 1874 Mckee
street. Dallas, Texas. recently Mr.
Donea 10 a prominent member ot the
ratsrnal order OF Eagles. also hn
Active Yeoman. and is well-known
thrpout this section,
=. ''Up 70 . year and haQ ago"
continued Mr. Jones. "my health
kwas always good, I weighed one
hundred and seventy pounds aud
AAr1iy knew my strength But my
Dtemach got In such a bad fix that
nv food would sour and I cont
nenoed 10 have bilious spells and
hen1aches Then l developed sclatic
xfeoumatism and the pain In my left
lAtD and leg was ffightfui some-
WAoo at niKht when turned over
~, the pain would almost make
tno cry. and at timeE my head felt
ske n would split II sched SO had
yes also b&<ly constipAted and
- that sluggish. tired feeling all
- lime. IPtried numbers OF treat
Aeuto, liniments, ointmcnts and
posy Kind OF medicine read Of or
Dog1 about. even resorted TO
loeral baths. but kept <gettlng
ogos until had to lie ON The bed
D6t 81 my time.
when took my first dose of
nSnn l weighed only one hundred
- fcrty-two pounds had lost
kV~Uky-ciRht poundsA-and when I
iolGAsd my fifth bottle OF Tanlnc I
ho1 Untned II all hack except two
A6nn6a I now weigh one hundred
Ihu4 Nlxty-sight pounds and TRnlac
~ relieved my pain and linibered
~ ND until | can Climb the tallest
l41Ior ever built could work on a
~ Told " necessary can walk
- Instance please and fell fun
W1nGer' all the time, My Atom-
" feels fine and ! can eat anything
~ - much as ! want without Il
M l1ng me IN the least II was iust
~ when began on Tnnlac and
kef>or taking my first bottle my pains
bGnn to leave me and commenced
10 Ill stronger and better. Soon
ted ~ good I startSd hack to work
1'ro otill feeling fine and IN my
pi9sn there's nothing equal to rGN'
N rtnAc In sold In Tulsa by Roy Oct
tAUD Rexail DRUG store. the quaker
trlY company and leadIns drug
Stq md deslers evcrywh here ADV.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-01

OF the word An act that features
comedy novelty and trick bicycle
riding and other stunts IL that OF
the Three Armstrong;. Daisy cam
crou has a splendid voice and Is a
refined and f. character singer OF
ability Vivian n Nagel are comedy
singing, talking and dancing spe-
cialtsts, while Alfredo & Pollina are
eNcelleut entertainers with the
violin and accordion william Dus.
sell. a popular film star, is featured
In n realistic fiNe-recl photeptuy en-
titled, IN bad"
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-01
Railroad Bin Passes
House; Chandler Against

WARRINGTON, Feb 20 The
hill to govern federal operation ot
railroads was passed by the house
tonight by vote OF 3S1 to
. Two Democrats and four Rcpuh-
licans voted against the measure
when the final tcN came. They were
Thomas tKentuCky) and Gordon
tOhio) Demscrl's; and Chandler
tOklhhoma), nenison llllinuisj q.
iiAugen tlowal and Ramsey or
(IOwal Republicans
The house also reversed itscl fon
the provision limiting government
operation after the war and hv a
vote OF f06 TO lsB restored the two
year limit
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-01
To shrink Dress Goods.

When buying dress goods, such as
needs TO be shrpnk. one must pay s
cents yard more for shrinking.
This means 30 to 30 cents more.
which you can easily earn in ten
minutes yourself.
Take your large granite 6ishpsn .
nj one-thlrd full OF water. Take a
large flour sitter IA wire one Is best.
out any kind will do). turn u upside
down In the water-this Is to keep
the goods from getting into the
water. Let the water come to n
good steAmlng point, so whom YOU
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-01
LYRIC

For several years Loves IAriat'
reiRned supreme In a distinct classi
fication Of films This Harry carey
subject was called comedy western
and stood unrivaled " a very small
hut select class. Now the leadership
In this class has been snatched away
from IT by another Harry carey fes
ture, wild WotHn." which Is show
ing at Lyric theater today.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-01

Tho Ho0pers wife trcmhlyd with
terror when her husband returned
with a ,hild. Was bo r kidugpcr7
Would fate again throw her and tho
Hopper into tho clutches OF Tho law p
Triangle plctyfo. Hrhr Hopper" ~
is both an anlIsug and "a stripping
story.
u w a screen version ~ the story
that ran thru ,EolIiers Weekly and
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-01
CONNIE
8 RE
Tall Tacsici
lrer and
for

riIII.ADI
ME Mack,
dslphis A
announced
selected {
Gardner q
inc Bostor
for John
Athletic.
Mr., Me-
wanted hI
tiaIUor. bu
t'auN. ~
today in \
rec presil
so tinant
,olyed
Mack :
,nuuicated
nut that
u, Athle
the soutn
month.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-01

At the Palace tho 'irat half ot
next week
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-01
.L.EADG|
T0Uq
fort Wa
nj q

ClNCl
exception
d.vidual
America
nlent III
Y Allei
bowling
men sh
ninth p
than tn
in avide
Fort
najorit'
men tet
Canton,
Dayton
hama, I
CngO a
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-03-06
AUTO EXPERT GIVES
LOCAL CLASS TALK

Thirty-iivr young mon wcrr prcs-n!
last evening n the Packard garage. Tn"
meeting was devoted 10 the studying -!
The cons ;ructinn of tho engine.
-Four cars were torn down. with All
parts - tho engine exposed for the boy
last evening. They were taught tn
fundamental parts OF the motor anG
w"rn given moving demonstrations. All
IN" cars dcmnnsi rated were Packards.
u! l.. Markell OF the local sara:,
gave I'll" men n very good talk. he
showed ,h"m various points OF study
ry !hr blackboard method. He I"lG
Them The essential parts o. the Cal bU-
rotor and the ignition system. =.
Knight nr Pittsburgh. formerly with tia
Packard company. who %aS here h
special request. also Iavr a very pr;'''-
zeal talk He told som" OF his cXpcr-
FENCES in the :tuiOmubil" game and all
his listeners wcrn greatly interested.
Th" class is gradually growing ana
each evening secs Il few new faces. Tih.
men are proving Very apt in lcarnin"
tho automobile and Will very soon Ia"
able 10 handle the cars. They Will ~.
given an opportunity to run the car
later a! rho stale fair grounds. Nos
q: the young men ar" those who are n
tin. draft aE" and are attending the nU-
tornohil, class of The vocational school
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-03-06
Are Always Complaining and Carry
Continual "Grouch"-Grc Always
Considered xiii Joy" and
Gloom Spreaders.
DON'T LET YOURSELF
BECOME A OTSPEPTIC

4 dvspeptic is tho mos GiSa%r'' ;r''t'
person on earth. That SORT ~ man
or woman IS always carrEin" Il
Crouch" and mpia;nnS about every
thing in general. In company ia"H
will dampen ihr spirits OF The most
pleasant associates AMI bring upon
themselves the iar4-;ob' ~torcutt";
reputation Of ! kill joy and Il
gloom"
Don't let Yourself boom" dySp'p
tic. Don't let Yourself b"Cuur. on' OF
those poor urfrr'UnaieS who n" al
ways cornerinS their friends anu tell
ing them Il whole lot o. irouhi"s anI
wailins about how bad hoy feel. Tr!
10 be 4 cheer brincnc. wear :, stuii'
all the while. ard spread "h'"r among
your friendS-youl hr ~ most iopu
lar man or woman in yUUr comulun
ity il YOU do.
# YOU are troubled with dyspepsia
INDIGESTION. system Ill run down. ana
YOU are nervous or irritable. don't wor
~ Yourself and Your friends about T.
Take a good tonic. one that Will cor
rect YOUR troubles. Such a tonic IS
Hvpo-Cpd. The great flesh builder.
Hypo-Cod gets right down to IN" scar
of trouble and uproots il. II cIeanS"S
the waste matter from your system so
that the digestive organs can eNtracf
the fun uourtShment from your food
gives you whale Of an appetite;
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-03-06
TO BUY FAIRMoNT BONDS.

CHARLESTON. W VA. March .
An order was entered to-day hy he
STATE Board Of Public Works author.
ling rha Stair Treasurer. William ;.
Johnson. 10 purcha.:" 70" ne stat"
compensation fund tn,al Of sal 90"
worth Of tho city ot Fai:Inonl'S lni-
provcmrn1 bonds. This was n" most
inportanr transaction OF In" board dur,
ing the day. and delegation OF ta!r'
mont citizens. headed by J A2lt"r
Barnes. was in III" city looking after
the sale % the bonds.
This money will BE- used. il - un-
derstood. TO construct two bridges III
Fairtnonr. One will span III" Monnn'
yahrla river. while the other will be Il
huge viadnct across Goals run. which
divides the city.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-03-06
Dyspeptics are the
Most Disagreeable
People on Earth

! helps MAKE rich. pur" blood. clears
! he compI"Niun ri piTaii'S. etc. put
Il good. healthy color "a III" skin. III
, cr.a$nS ynur weight rou$t!"r;.hiN :.
StnaGirs III" nerves: r"n,'~~ thar Oh
line. vigor and doubles the strength III
:, yrrv little while.
Hypo-Cod brings results b"r"uS" -
! Cumnosed IF nothing hui The T"rF
valuable medicinal "xirartivt.S from
fresh cod lirrrS. combined with anal.
. iron. q,inin.' Wild cherry h;L':k. manga
nnSr. hvpophoS phti" linz. aroWailrS
and sodium. with I d;ISh OF sherry VIII
It combination that l. powerful d"d
efficient. with 4 PHEASANT. "in"-!!k" ia
,or hat Is delightful. ASkayour doc
;oc.
No dangerous or habll-fornInG i'u.
i: found in lIvpu--tu d. and In. fun for
mha is printed on "v"ry carton ;mi
bottle lahrl Tor your Sul,lanr" ;tHH pro
lcc,lon Look for i on II" "ranS"'
coloret carton barring r." IlEH"-t""
trade mark in lurc" I"."i-s.
And Hypo-Cod is .'r"rnml,al G"u
can yef Il lurc,, bottle rom }oU! trII,
cist far only 81 ~. which contains
enough OF this splendid ionic - in'ai
tho average family for weeks. sine" ii
Tablespoonful before meals and NJ bed
zine. IS 4 dose Just Se' a ho'tI" to-da%.
usr il faithfully ~ directed on ;h' h"'-
lie and IN = ii,'lr whil" You'll wear
q smile that will rndeav YOU 20 all sour
friends.
Sold in Wheeling By z. II. GrleS' "
Co. Hnge.naviS Drug Co. f.. II. N2i
Sln1p$o0'S Pharmacy. John Coleman
Co. ". W. Irwin. ChaS. M'nk"m!!t"f.
Beers Pharmacy M"rc"S' Pharmacy
and an Island stores.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-03-06
ALFRED JOHNSON HURT

Alfred Johnson. Of 254l Jacob Str"C:.
while NJ work yesterday morning willis
at l.aRrIlrp liant Of the American Shc"'
AMI TIN Flat" company. got cauGh; ~
III, machinery and sustained serious it,
iurjrS.
Hr was taken to TIL" Ohio Wales
General hospital. where il WAS state:
ih:,t he would recover.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-03-06
Knitting Club Sewing Session.

This afternoon Il. tn. home -! Ms
TirrIun l."rG "f South NArW""d. N"
men, hcrG. -! 'hc KNITTING club "t South
,Ior,ynoI will hold ;h"Ir weekly sowing
s.rSSir:l.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-03-06
NAVIGATION OPENS.

ShNnG'SEY. GAi" March i Nar'Ca-
tior nn LAX. ~" "3"G"d today Wh''h
H.. small srra,rcr RcI;nnc" mad" ih"
round ,r,v from this port :" iu'-ln-l;nE.
Sam. tc.. Mas .u.nun;cr.i. 30, III:
steamer Experienced Il" tr"uht" :" max
ing the "trip.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-03-06
Presbytertans to Sew.

TIA, ., IN. Ia, fNr. m weekly sowing
.-rs~.,.ii e; ih- ladies al II" WHrw""i
l'r,:;hl Ior:au church, This meeting MI
-, us,Irl sr h"ld IT. tn hlg sewing room
bat has h"cn SGT apart III th' Nnrw"'"!
h.h school "t IN" Rcd cross work.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-03-06
DESTROYED By FIRE.

RENO Nov. March, Til" f!G"rl|1
Toiei at WinnenlUcca. NHr.. wIs do
ssroyed o. 'i-e 'Htnr w:;h loss %
5000. n0n Thr".' f'.."snns w'.cr injured.