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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-24

breakfast for few days and your
kidneys will then act fine. This IA
nous salts is made from the acid OF
grapes and lemon juice, combined with
liihia, and has been used for genera
tions to clean cloEged kidneys and
stimulate them to normal activity, also
to ncutralize the acids in urine 80 il
no longer is source OF irritation,
thus ending bladder weakness.
lad Salts is incNcnsivc. cannot in
iure; makes Il delightful efervesccnt
lithia- water drink which everyone
should take now and then to keep tho
kidneys clean and active. Druggists
here say they sell lots of lad Salts 10
folks who believe in overcoming kid
ncy trouble while it is only trouble
Adv
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-24
LIGHT SENTENCE
Jury In Hastings Court Prescribe.
Threemonth Jail Term for
Fannie Jones

Fannie Jones. whose infant baby
was found dead from starvation and
exposure In vacant house on tho
Cary Street Road on February 81, and
Who appeared In the Husting, Court
yesterday. charged with the murder OF
the infant. was found guilty of in
voluntary manslaughtcr. and was sem
fenced to serve three months in tho
City Jail.
II was evident that the jury was i'm
pressed BY tho state of mind that the
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-24

young woman must have been In upon;
her discharge from tho Virginia hos-j
pital after tho childs birth, for her'
mother had impressed upon hor that
she would willingly receive her back.
but would havo nothing whatever to-
do with the child.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1918-03-15

March-s Musical Merry Makers who
are a; the Grand nex- week than does
the Illuminated runway which extends
from The stage out over the t'rst forty
Iccr OF orchestra seats - thus being
practically a marrow extension of the
Stage itself. This narrow runway is
carpeted and has footights and the
princio&,s ard members of the chorus
sing and dance on ii the same as on
the regular stage. There is nothing
offensive in any way in the conduct of
the girls on the run'way-quite the re-
verse.
There are thirty and half people
II the Merry Makers and about TWEEN
" of these are pretty and well gowned
women, all OF whom tramp the promi-
ueut runway in most every show to
he presented.
At night the curtain viii rise prompt
" at O'Clock in order that all out OF
town patrons can make the 10 o'clock
cars. This innovation on the part OF
Manager Morgan wlI no doubt be vel
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1918-03-15

BY ropU1AR REoUEsT-RETURN ENGAGEMENT
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1918-03-15
DON'T LET YOUR
HAIR GR0W GRAY

Hair that is gray streaked with
cray, or faded is a mark OF age by
which you are judged and which will
surely shut you out from much yoU
deSire-
Thousands of women keep the youth
CuI dark, glossy beauty OF their hair
Just IS you nay-by using Q-BAN
Hair Color Restorer occasionally.
rQBAN is not dye, II is a delight
tuI toilet requisite which restores the
original color OF the hair, gradually.
harmless and naturally. Guaranteed
harmless. Don't stain the scalp, wash
Sr rub OF. and does not hinder wash
ng or waving the hair An excellent
!onic and positively eradicates dan
1Tuf.
Sold by all good druggists every
NheTs on Money'Back guarantee
PRICE 7SG
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1918-03-15

1n offorel Tlle lil1ElIlttioll- lll-
~. lIIsFif oIIts a firelI a 6ofm D. the
IRest virginia Humane Society. Char
lesion
The wording On the circular S a.
fonows: $1,000 reward IS offered for
information as 70 the whereabouts
OF Bessie Ashbaugh. who left the
home OF o. I. Montgomery. R F. D.
No. 2. Grafton. Yves: Va. on the night
OF February 10, 1918 Age l. years.
beight feet 9 inches. weight 165
Dounds. dark brown eyes and hair:
wore blue JACKIE: sui: and blue hat
with b.oad rim VIXEN last seen. Two
eve teeth upper jaw missing For
uerIv lived az Thomas. W Va. and
near Kiugwood. ". Va.
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81. = Z . II 3
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1918-03-15
FADING Frederiek at the Nelson.

Pauline FFederiek at the NeIson.
When David Graham Philips wrote
This sixth best seller of the year, The
Hungry HEARTH he had known he
was going to write it for Miss Pauline
Frederick, he could not have come
nearer real character for which Miss
frederick IS peculiarly fitted. Most
stories end with the phrase. And they
lived happily ever afterward. This
particular story begins with Courtney
and Richard Vaughan just returning
from their honeymoon to his old an
cestraI home. Miss Frederick takes
the part OF Courtney Vaughan and the
4evelopment of the wife,s efforts TO
win and maintain her husbands re
spect and love during series OF uE-
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1918-03-15
Nine Reel Feature at The Dixie.

Nine Reel Feature at the Dixie.
The Planters. as its name indicates,
Is story of the south. of the condi-
lions on an American owned rubber
plantation in Mexico.
To do The Planters full justice it is
necessary to bring to light the fact that
It is pretentious film being nine reels
in length and having years time 10
make, il the reports that come with II
are to BIZ believed. And there is every.
thing in the film to allow of its plausi-
5rity. It has Tyrone Power as its fea,
tured actor. some exceedingly beauti'
:ul scenic effects, which run through
out, and Intensely dramatic atcion.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1918-03-15

Princess Has "The Winding Trail
THE winding Trail" for Friday and
Saturday at the Princess furnishes a
strong story of unusual interest. Dan
ger and the desert cast their spell OF
romance over the setting and furnish
remarkably realistic background for
the little star who takes successive
parts throughout the production. Viola
Dana first appears as Audrey Graham,
a Broadway danseuse. masquerading
as child, later as typical western
dance hall girl in rough mining camp.
AS Audrey Graham she goes west
ward in search OF the man who
brought dishonor and death TO her
sister. Unusual circumstances bring
about the meeting with Zachary Wan
do, an outlaw whose wife has also SUI
fered shame at the hands Of Steel. and
is known as the Sin Woman" Wando
exacts Audrey's promise to bring Steel
back that he may have his revenge
which proves rather unique. From this
point Of events follow in rapid success
sion and the startling and upsual end
ing brings home lesson to all.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1918-03-15
Hawa ian Attraction at
Grand Tomorrow.

The Ia waiian Islands and The thinsi
approaching to them are OF a mos;
absorbing interest. - Daughter of the
Sun" story of an Hawaiian Butter
fly. the latest play BY Lorin J. Howard
and Ralph T. kettering, deals with
these enchanted isles. The lure of the
islands is maintained by band OF na'
tive Hawaiian PLAYERS. The scenery
for the play is most elaborate. the first
act alone having six scenes. The cast
is a carefully selected and competent
one.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1918-03-15

fortunate nisunderstandings causes the
photopIay 10 show some oC the best
work "r Miss F-ederick's already re-
markAb!e career.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1918-03-15
Il The
FRONT ROW
lAEApLIfiERs ToNIeHT.
All Girls Revue AT 70 the Good.

All Girls Revue All 70 the Good.
The All Girl Revue continued yester-
day aG4ornoon's success. and pleased
two OF the largest and enthusiastic
houses that ever greeted I1ipp players.
From the moment tiny Evelyn Wilson
heralded by the trumpeters. McNeai
and Mays, gave US glimpse OF the
Joys IN store for US, until we regret
fully heard her announcement OF the
closing number. we enjoyed the snow
u Is unique. and there is nothing 1"
which It can be compared II IS too
Tar above minstrelsy TO be compaEed
with il, and there is no reason for call
ing il musical comedy. Neither IS "
vaudeville as We usually see st. How
ever. IL pleased. and that Is what Man
ager Fisher wanted.
To speak of all It's merits would be
to speak OF practically every member
and nuruher and that is impossible IN
the space allotted 10 US. Among the
features that seemed mos; popular
were Evelyn Wilson, the vestpockst
edition OF Vesta Tilley. Her rendition
of the Irish number brought the house
down. and she and the entire audience
were friends the balance Of the even
ing. The work Of LOttte Mc$eai. solo
cornetist, is commendsble. She exc
cutes triple tongue passages as easily
as NOT, and her selections were well
received Coy De Trickey pleased inn
menseIy in her coon songs Her char
acter work was clever. We wonder
how many women envied her the
matchIees head of hair she displayed
when she closed her act. The Norette
Sisters, singers, dancers and must
clans. pleased equally in either cast.
Their duet work on the violin and
Violinceilo was very much to the good.
The closing number, "a Night at Max
Inns" gave ample opportunity to dis
play very attractive wardrobe. It
also served to introduce possibly the
leading artist OF the show. Izetta. the
Accordionist De Luxe. The possible
ties Of this instrument IN her hands
was a revelation to the audience last
night, and we believe her when she
said as she responded to the last en-
core, Boys, wont you whistle? ! am
all in'' She is a hard worker. and puts
plenty Of spirit into her playing, and
it Is no small strain on ones strength.
Adele Jason featured as interlocutor
and soloist, has a pretty voice, and
knows how to use it.
The title OF the entertainment does
not hint OF any unusual features, but
they are there, and from the comments
We heard as the big crowd left ;he
Hip last night, the all Girl Revue
stay here will set new attendance
records
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1918-03-15
Grafton Girl Of II
Among the Missing

Local police authorities were mott
fled last night 70 be on the iookou,
for a seventeen year old girl who dis
appeared from her home near Graf
ton. ten dollar reward be-
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1918-03-15

A Week of Music at Grand.
Probably no one feature contributes
more 20 the phenomenal success o.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1918-03-15

q 81 many VI were 5Eyt Do 70.
Sffe57d me fhestre 1ormeEIIy' and return
home amer the show.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-29
II, GEO, WH|TAKER'S
CAR IS RECOVERED

Tho Stutz roadster belonging 20 Lieut..
t;"urg" T.. Whitaker. Which was stole"
Saturday afternoon about } o'clock Will
Lieut.. Whitaker Was in the Mcclure
hotel barber shop. has fallen into III"
hands nf the lark"rShurg pole" and
Lieut. Whllak"r'S chauffeur Will lrarc
today Ia bring III" ear back I" this city.
TN" car WAS taken orr IT Twelfth
street. near The corner Of Market Sir'"'
ut one of thu busiest hours Of IN" d"!
nn saturday within tif;y feet nf The
Irai'ii officer VIII" WAS busy k""rin%
traffic straight at IN" busiest corner al
tho city and was tn" hu!dcSt pie" "i
work pulled of III long while.
Austin tllppcrf"ld. In" man who Si":'
The ear must hay" started for his hnm
IN E-Il.vIll" ". Va. about twenty miles
below l'nrk"r:hurS on III" ON" river. ~
IS thought ln have taken III" car ih"r'
ami then came back Ia l'ark'rshuTE S'iH-
,lny afternoon whcr" the ear was rcc"r'
MED hy the police by the mtnut" Dc
s,.r:rtion given them by local polio
hradq,artcrs rllpn"rtitld saw IN" "ti!'-
,.r,. m TIM to abandon The car and max
hl:; getaway" but his identity is kn"Wf
and Will hr. in custody before many
hours have passed. Loss ihan thiF'?
hours elapsed from III" tim" N" "af
WIS stolen and its rcruvrry almost y
hundred miles away speaks good ~
IN. work Of tho Wheeling and lhrK6rH
burg police for thr rapid recovery 90
lh, car.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-29
One Killed; Sixty Wounded
In Riots Of The Races

PHILADELPHIA. Pa. Jul: "H.--' 'i''.
rol,r.r,.3n was shot and killed .h''h',I
- badly w"uniad thai he rr"nahi? wa
,!Ir. and SIXTY ~ hrr persons were MUIR"
u scorr If then! seriously. today IN SIRE,
I;,.his between whites and n"S":''e III
III. southern section Of th' riE. NOR
than nifty PERSONS wcr" placed under
arrest
Tho trouhIc started nr"r the kt'Iils "i
- white man hy = n""r" Sh0:ti! hltF
mlInirh. and IN" ~.'uElding "i Nv" ON
rr*. Il continued !n;"rniii"nt'! from
n',lock IN tho morning until seven n
nichi an,f with IN" fighting gong on ~
ralf n dozen ;.ar;& "f III" district. IA"
police found il hard {" cop" WIN VI"
Siiuatinn. :: on" point 2"O marIi'"
aided in Gu"ll.nt: the disturbance" hnh-
dr"dS nf shots were fired and Their" W'f"
hut few hnus" III III" district who's,
windows were no; >hi;t"r"d b.: bullets.
In addition 20 n" police" NOR" than "n'
hundred members 90 ~" home guard pa
tr"lI"d tho streets tonight.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-29
Tried to Steal Pigeons.

John SklwSnuSliy. VIII" claims HIS
home ~ bong on rwcnty-fitlh *tr'''i'
WAS arrested yesterday by Il city ON
,.,.,l on = warrant sworn cut for him by
hi* nci.:hs.nr. .Irhu l<"ri,". "n y''rie
nf Str:lliuc pigeons fr"n h!~ m"IIhH"r
risc,1r hnuS". Tin arrest caused H'ut'
,x,.itr,ncu, ~, hath arr Will known III
tn. urishb"rh"nd. At present Il" - r.
rosin. IN III" county jail an" VIII ~
given n hearing hri"r" Justice N'hut'-
h,rc,,r This ,nurulrS nj IL "clrck.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-29
churcl, Renovation.

The ncw rrcSr"iuT Of IT," Interior anu
,.,,,,,in.- of Ih,. exterior "f tho chnr"h
Of rho immaculate conception al Suulh
N,-,,J street Is near r,oiu;'l"lipn ahd Inc
inSiJ, decorations arr iHrtI'hlA't nP
prupriaIr as we'll rs king ariiSi'. Luz
news, iu&lcS. ETC.. Of III" "d!tcr "I''n
lrn in Il state recurring th"r""h"
cleaning will h'' taken are ii - ''rEc
,,p,h,.r Of the ladies ii Tn" parish. Wh"
i'n,.n volunteered ,hAir services n This
v.nrl; IN The cnrnius Wednesday,.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-29
Many Soldiers Hurt
In Troop Train Wreck

SEDALIA. Mo. July -A.-~A s""r" OF
NOR, SuiIlrr$ w." hur'. som" SERIOUS
". ihr engineer killed and III" fireman
seriously injured when y troop IRAN
cnIiIdrI hrhd-on with n Missouri. kau>-
as ana =. MAS freight tram near tlft":!
I'it". NJ" today. Thr"" "oa"h"S OF HI
troop train were d"ra!lni.
Among tn soldiers injured were cor
morals X r. Ei"iaS huI J. r.. Hutchir-
son. PrI,a;"S NJ +. lIosllinS. =. ~.
Andre. both injured internally: Samuel
Stal"y. \ !. lI4rrill. II. r. Meyers. 7.
Ii. Cooper. Of 81. Louis: George T..
Chaun". l.. w Morris, 4. Fl. Meredith.
Ernest Longtime. J. l.. Fitzgerald. l.. G.
Emery and T.. NJ. Ross.
Cpnpcr's was the only address avail
abb AtoniEhe.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-29

rival in Franco OF Robert Forsythe. Of
this city.
I'iarrncn Huffman has returned TO
Camp Sherman after z visit with local
friends.
Mrs. Ed NT..ieln and daughter have
returned from = vis. with friends AT
New Athens.
Miss Anna Goodman has SnNH - M"tZ.
". Va, 20 spend a f.rv weeks with
friends
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-29
Services Yesterday.

Margaret. ;!re 1l-y"ar-uld daughter IF
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Williams: was
buried yesterday afternoon IN RIv"rEI'w
r.nI-;rrv Services :" conducted al
:hc family h"rn" IN l.Hu%hiE Addition:
n STEP / Tho it'll" girl was drrwn'H
wh,r Sh> fell from diT!hS hnafo N
;b. ohln river near Stop \. ami although
sh. had h.."n in tn" river only 4 snort
;lru". all ,.fI:r;S "a r.'Sus'.ttafc her w'r,
f-u.;!"s&. Rev r.: :. Jenkins. pastor 1T
th,. Welsh trAGr' s;;,tinnnl church. con-
Quoted rhr services ut IN" home
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-29
urar SAVERS Gn;NP zinc.

Tho local puStnffirr did = rushing
hu,;ia..Ss Saturday in selling War Say
ing stamps Almost E1".""n worth w"r"
sid during tho day l.! IN" r"Stntfi""
alone Tho employees ana tn" p"E;ina$-
Ter yv-rn rushed 20 d..,-h al day.
tn" local hunks w"r'. ais" included
in the rush, as many II ~" bankers
VIZ. forced 70 do without ih"ir meals
Saturday in order =" tax" cnrr "f IN"
customers All business houses enjoyed
4 fine trade SATURDAY. in" :" III" large
nayS handed uut nj RI" mills.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-29
song Service at Wesley M. e.

Tho choir Of WNslcy VI. Z. rhu'7'h ~
South jacob street. which - ""Inp"S'h
,rr from, IS IL 81. will r"ud"r song
service tho coming Sunday evening:
which promises something quit" ou' ~
fhr ordinary along musical lines "t, I
sacred nature. This choir under IN" d.
rrction OF L F. G"hhardi has uA",
hay~ gained city-widc praise f"C their
rXC.,ll~nt r"aditinns. Thu coming con-
cor, viii mark Il grand final" I" III"
paS; years work. prior I" the SuSp"n-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-29
NAV End in Court.

The report Of L. l. Fox "t n" sat"
accounting bureau. copies at "hi"h
have been received by i:.ilar. "'hr';tlS.
y,o,v end IN court II N" iInd:aSS Of ta''
examiner ara no: complied with n 80
DAYS, City Solicitor X. e. F""'-'r MI
be compelled 70 irst:tu;'' burt pre-
ceetings. II III. "ttE S"li"!:": tails I"
rake action b. tina; :srn" n" ATTORNEY
general must Ill" IN" suits
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-29
Big COAL PRODUCTION
DURING The PAST WEEK

N-t$lilN,;TpN IVty ">---I'roGUc! Iol!
- htlIiniu"ue coal during n" w"rk End
-! .iu!, -. Amounted - u I..".'nh not
toms. "a" lar;,,.st w'.'EiY prndu"ti"n Of
th' coat year. with On" exception. tn"
fuel administration t"!ry ann"Un""d.
TIC r.m"U3: lhir'l 'lurii!G IA" week wHS
lA.% Percent Er'at"r H;aL thu l"l!n" ="
produced iHrInI: III" corresponding w".'k
81 IHlI tn" pruIu"tIon for The coal
! car. however. IL h?i".:,hn tons behind
TIA" requirements set hy the fuel admin
lStrMtion.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-29
Teachers and Officers Meet Tuesday

7,b. ,rr,hrr>. and officers "t tho sun
J,v s,hnnl of -; I',ulS t;V:uG"lchl
church will a$S"mhl" inmn7r"W "r"illnS
n, IN. nome al Mr.. Charles Nhlt'h'an
ON South W"tZ"l street III Lhc "H",'
tI,h.' r,s cling will open with the serving
q; 4 Hoover supper on IN" lawn OF thr
IvhitrmIn home, which VII! q" Scr'|n
'hy a committee at mon. tnl!""'u Ny
th,. business OF the: organization
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-29
Fuel Order In Force.

All lights in sior" windows ANA "iHr-
rrir signs must L. dark. tw" nights hut
If ,h.. week Monday and Tuesday. tn"
order viii r" '.nf"rr'Nl. = w'i:; state" Ivy
H. Long. or" Of IN" iu". 'iHiiln'$'rA;"r
- I,nIn,nvr county III. other four
rir-bts ,b" lights an! signs may barn.
This order will b. enforced all over tn"
country.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-29
MARTINS FERRY
williams Funeral To-day.

I'll. las: sud rites FIR ~ tat" William
iFtrrv williams will l." held this ;It"r-
noon at .,',luck ~ his horn" lnsGla
jefferson s;rr"t Tn" DECEASED pasS"d
away .t'r:,!ay morning afi"r IN Illness
1T a complication Of Diseases. IN"
Ecv. K W'.rry Jameson. pastor ~
III. I'njt.,i Presbyterian church. Wall
H.. IN oh ,ry.. IT tn. services. lnL"T7nNht
W.! b,, ,ua,!.. In Ri."rVI.w cemetery.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-29
School Board 20 Meet

The regular Meeting oc n" luten';
-oa-nship boar! will l." held lu''S1a.
cy-spinr in the .uf;:C. rf tl"rk W. j.
campbsu. on Cnt"n' Str""t. Matters
n..rrnininy 20 n" "p"n!u2c OF III: schools
will be given attention and bi!S VII.
he orencd tur FURNISHING HI" ';t!i"uS
buildings with coal f"r n" coming E:lF.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-29
n.nvvacatton Bible School.

A. community daily vacation ?'"'n
schooi Will o?.n today = tn ni'h
street schoo! bu;ldlnc ',ad ~! '"t,,''. -,
for several wc..ks. Th' S]'i"'.! IS I''', 80
ali children. t:N1"r:",''"d ,'i'' s,.,r,a
be- m. charge and Re-. john SHh'i't
tp,;ll st,p,.rln;"nd"r; ;h.' w"-k. n" S ,..
SONS begin Z; "r:""Sl s,f': ~" % as
missed bcf1r.. noon.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-29

,ss.sscd n heavy fine In Mayor Rails
rrn'< r"u-, Saturday evening for yi",
la;ing th. health law. The man had
rI, 4 hnl" thrWEh II" floor IT his
Kitchen ard dumped all refuse IN III"
rlac,. N"iGhbors (il"a complaint AEllnSt
hin, and ms a result h. Was f!n'"l SiI
md COSTS and given 4 lecture. free by
H.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-29
BELLAlRE
Child Breaks Ann.

The 5-y.ar-ni DAUGHTER "t NJ 'tni
Mrs James I.aui"nt". '"t Sh!fESiHr "'@
painfully injured Yesterday NJ her h"HIc.
She was descending ;h.. stairs when S'i'
tripped and fol- :" tn" h"tt"m. tFa.-
turing her r,Gh; arm ncaE thH ''o""
\ physician was 'a!I"d (" E'u!'Ee III
fracture.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-29
Interesting Game.

Tn" F"rIy-S"N"n'h street hiaE%r""hHN
,yr,, ,hrunr.i w!th -" mi huSIn%i"'
crowd ut BASEBALL fans y"&t'rdHE alter
noon. who L"srit" rh' "Ntr"Er" heat
watched wiIh interest TN. "Nritln+ shnr
yyarrd between IN" StrEl" y. 'S. ana
tn. Martins Ferry '"'"r"d cunts. "il'h
resulted in ;h,. former victorious.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-29
Hold More Conferences

Members ur th, city cn'tntil and OIL
fcialS Of tn. Wheeling Traction COIN
p;lny arc scheduled for several confer
ences this week ~ an 'ft"rt (" T'ft'a
come a.rrc;n,.rt upon which an nrul-
nance for ncw frtn':h!S.: caa b"
framed
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willing workers Sewing Circle.

Tho Sewing Circle Of tn" "HlInG
vrrknr,s'+ society Of st. PaulS church
come together this evening 1T the h"i!'.
!nf Mrs. Albert R"ulckr on South Jacob
street III their usual session OF n"rdI"
work with the serving "f dainty re-
frrShmentS rs concluding feature ~
th, busy meet
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Ten Offend erS.
Ten arrests y

: Ten arrests w.r'' mad, saturday n!Snt
ny me local police. MI w..r" charged
with drunkenness. Four nt ti1r nu;t;-.r
PAID thar ancs. yesterday :trI w"r'' r.
leased. Tn. others NIL h.. aVrti|h"d
before Mayer tUib.Vts"n :"d;IE.
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Services Suspended for. August.

Yesterday saw TN" closing services al
:, .Tnhn'S l.. l.. church until III" iFHl
sunday III September. thr pastor 'AN''E
49,. .,,,i,u,I y;,,.1rluu during til" period uI
S,ISnru.inn Thu Sunday school rl;LSS"S
ord l;ihlr classes viii be- held duTihs
his tln,r AS usual At 400 a. 10.
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attend National Convention.

7 w. Johnson has gone :" PITTSBURGH
,, s,.end ,hc annual NATIONAL c"ur"n; ."n
or tn F'r.,;"rr.al order @: f+'SI"S IL \
deIcsaso from ;h.. local '.!@'. !'"7'n1
the week :. nui:tb-.r 81; ~" i"cat m'Fae"TS
NIL artnnd Tho sessions
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sion IF choir music Cor IN" month "t
August. giving IN" young Wcnh'r rs Il
much deserved vacation. n"n" al "IHi
cIth"r salary "r comp hHh''"'
for their services.
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Use rsw Phones Saturday.

Local residents will h" ahl" I" nsc
their nrw tsl"plI"n"S th;$ saturday. The
merger VIII y" COMPUTED hy that time
. nd cnnr,crtiur& will h" made.
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Fined for violating Health Lew.
Mike GrOmu,a, local IvrciSuc!. "a&
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National League.
American League

'T!D EIfND SNNUl'- IVIf -
''r.. gain" N"u':a}. IuIE