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The Morgan City daily review. (Morgan City, La.) 1916-1920, 1918-12-03

not ninety-nine percent, Of the WON
en- have gone into this life for econo
mic reasons. Many have never hat
the opportunity to make a living any
other way. When there is no money
in it they will quit. 1t is UP to tn,
municipal authorities to see to il
that It does not pay.
Medical inspection Of segregated
prostitutes, private warning and med
ical treatment for men have failed
There is now nothing left but to
light these diseases as they should
have been fought, always, on the bas
is Of health and the menace they are
to the public. Disease and crime are
the correlatives Of prostitution. Dis
ease and crime are enemies to public
welfars.
The practical regulations which
should be enforced at once are arrest,
with prompt examination of every
prostitute and Of every man who Wis
its a restricted district or who is
known to visit the house of a prosti
tute clandestine or otherwise. Treat
ment should be given. A fine of one
hundred dollars ($1OO.OO) for the
landlords who rent houses or rooms
to prostitutes will bring reform in
many places, and for second Of
Tense fine Of one hundred dollars
($1OO.OO) a day would not be too
much.
This campaign of the Louisiana
State Board of Health is supplement
tary to that made in the spring and
summer which we believe helped to
bring about the passage Of Acts nee
essary to the control of the spread of
these diseases. Three Acts received
the support Of the General Assembly,
one the Injunction and Abatement
Act. The State Board passed regula-
tions in April. Prior to this these
diseases had been on the reportable
list without name for four years.
I do not believe that America can
ever again sink back into the atti-
tade Of excessive individualism and
provincialsm which existed before
cur entrance into the War. Health
has taken on new meaning. It ap-
Peals as never before as the basis of
productive power and individual ef-
ficiency. Two years ago we did not
dare to speak openly Of this great
curse. No paper would carry a plain
Straightforward story on the subject.
Now thousands Of good citizens rec
ognize the control and elimination of
disease as being perhaps the
most vital factor in our prosperity
and we'll being.
It cost considerable money to
send our army to France, and it
will cost just as much to bring
them home. Your savings are
still needed by Uncle Sam
needed badly. Make good your
w. S. S. pledge and buy all the
WIS. S. you can.
The Morgan City daily review. (Morgan City, La.) 1916-1920, 1918-12-03
War Measures Have Had
Cleansing Influence on
Manhood and Woman
), hood of u. S. A.
Every Community Should See
That the Work of the Gov
!. ernment Is Not in Vain.

This campaign is not an anti-vice
.rusade. 1t is a fight against the
most terrible form of disease that
.ffects mankind, tuberculosis not ex-
rented. 1t includes men as well as
women. The fight is being waged
,eainst disease as such, just as
against other diseases smallpox. dip
iberia, cholera, or yellow fever.
The records of the Army examina-
,tions were a shock to the citizens of
bthis country. They gave incontro-
yertible evidence that as a Nation
|ks are physically unfit" They
5hoved plainly high percentage Of
Infection of a most terrible kind.
Naturally, logically, every intelligent,
fiRht-minded man and woman felt
ut any measure of prevention or
ecntrol suggested by the Army, the
United States Public Health Service.
d the State or Municipal Health Au-
Aorities should receive support. The
dtsens everywhere respond to re-
auaGts and appeals.
The campaign Of the State Board
. Il Health is conducted by order Of
j. United States Public Health Ser
~, and at the suggestion of the
Amy officials. They have sent to
Snks Boards and local authorities
ussnt appeals and definite instruc-
80 to impress upon local councils
~ boards there must be no '1et-up"
= Rpphylactic, educational, or re-
yllGlive measures in the period Of
Jleenstruction which is now at hand.
1ssMsn IN the Service viii be sent
"clean." Nothing should be
~ undone to prevent reinfection.
hjAh critical period every state and
tl1sry and municipality is asked:
llna- ITO clean up and enforce all
repressive measures.
1eeond- establish medical work
in clinics and detention
homes.
Ihird+To educate all classes of
people by pamphlets, ex-
hibits, literature, etc.
Fourth-To provide wholesale rec
reation, attractive lounging
places, organized sports,
reading rooms, and other
good amusements.
Control of prostitution has met
xith favor. The War measures for
eaatonment zones were drastic but
sdsetive when enforced. They are
aot too drastic for cities and towns.
Fcstitution is bad business. Depriv
. of the revenue from the sale Of
nlssf gambling and the petty thiev-
=, always incident to the "profes-
prostitution does not pay
eeegh to keep the women in food,
aing and shelter. This is a mat
- ef history. Ninety percent, il
The Morgan City daily review. (Morgan City, La.) 1916-1920, 1918-12-03
PROGRAM

to s P. M. Aircraft Picture.
Singing: America.
Mr.. Hoover's Message: Mrs. Cass
Jolley.
Song: Miss Florence Huberwald.
Message: Mr.. C. E. King, Parish
Food Administrator.
Pledge: Mrs. Jacob Vanderbilt,
President Civic League.
Message: Mr.. j. L. Fisher. Local
Food Administrator.
Resolution: Mrs. j. A. Strauss.
Community "Sing," led by Miss
Huberwald.
The Morgan City daily review. (Morgan City, La.) 1916-1920, 1918-12-03

If you want TO vote in the gen.
eral election in April, 1920, you
must pay your poll tax before
December 81. Any bank in Nor
gan City will give receipts
The Morgan City daily review. (Morgan City, La.) 1916-1920, 1918-12-03

Better than money because
they earn money; buy a War
Savings Stamp today. Our army
cannot be disbanded until the
fruits of victory are assured.
Continue to buy w. S. S.-buy
all you can.
The Morgan City daily review. (Morgan City, La.) 1916-1920, 1918-12-03

The merchant who advertises
courts the light-he INVITES
comparisons Of his offerings
with those of his competitors.
The Morgan City daily review. (Morgan City, La.) 1916-1920, 1918-12-03
Program for Conservation
Day and Community
Sing -
Wednesday Day for Organiza-
tion of Wemen-No Charge
for Admission.

Wednesday, December 4th, the fol-
the public at the Opera House. In
addition to the Conservation Day
numbers, there will be splendid Art
craft picture play. The public should
bear in mind that the pictures be-
gin at o'clock and that the seating
capacity of the building is limited.
No delays will occur and the first to
come will be the ones to get in. The
meeting will be under the auspices
of the Civic League and the Womens
Federated Clubs, with Mrs. Jacob
Vanderbilt and Mrs A F. Storm, pre-
siding.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-10
NEWS BRIEFS

Shack Eire-Thc Eleventh street
r!,rnl.s.i was called 70 First and Main
Str..>tS shortly ait"c noon yesterday to
cxtinEUis!, 4 hl:tzr which consumed Il
small shack n: that place.
Ono A9pllcant-At the office OF
Clerk boyd. ii The federal dist rIrt
court. yesterday one d"riurAnt appear cd
and took ut his hrs; papers ~: Am"ri-
can citizenship. H. WIS Marion NowI-
nIcI;!. aged -; years, coal miner. born in
Russia AID Tow Twins ut ii"i Jacob
street. city.
No Prayer l-cetIag-TtoE. Van Wrinkle
II the Island C!.rt$t!au church am
nounces that the regular Wednesday,
night prayer meeting viii not il" held
Tonight. and IN" members ~ the con-
crcratiDa will visit tn" RedNath Chau-
tauGua meeting ut Bridge park
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-10
ALLEGED WITCH
Up III COURT
Mrs. Mary Lovean OF Bridgeport, Is Al
legged to be Witch-Heuring IS
Continued.

Mrs Mary L"vcaIl. Of Bridgeport. m
alleged witch. was UP IN criminal court
Yesterday morning I" answer "harF" "f
grand larceny! TIL" Presenting witness
* Mrs Th"r,sa kui!nnn. "c Seventeenth
street who's, sun Mrs. 1.nv"ni! alleged
sh. could cure from = serious N!""S;.
Mrs l..rv":!l l. alleged - have secured
500 from Mrs. l[ullm1n II This manner,
and aft"r ia" son did. Mrs. LrT":lll WIS
arrested. l:tf',."" he rls' started A;'or-
n"y tir:thdlu a>k"l that til" cas-" hH con-
limI'.d for iIv.. ,iavS owing "a his no.
having tim. /" prepare '!"i"nS". hn'
:h,:; was rN,r-rul'rl. Mrs. huffman. wIl"
is Il years old. w;,N III" first Wlln.'-S on
h. stand. and she said that sh'' firmly
h,li..v-d Mrs. I."v"all a. is witch. Tn"
court thea adjourned until the afternoon.
when Mrs. Lor"tll was placed IN IL"
Stand ,tnd was still! th"r" when court adj
jnIrn"d tho casN will >' continued today.
TIL" following, ar, serving as Jurors IN
ne case. 'Th,ntlur, knah''. J. l. Smith.
T. T.. Lewis. Il. NJ. Miller. t;""rg" Him-
mcr John \. ii:tr,!rn, Louis Frttr. .A!ri-
IN hubbard. William River. L. II. S'mins.
james Mr,Dnn ANA Harry q; Winner.
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Y. ". c, A.NOTES

Tho Lake Geneva Conference. TO 10
held next month at Lake Geneva. Wis
cunSin. n f,~y miles from Chicago. end
ON The banks OF what is known as al
81 the most beautiful lake; ~ IN" MIC
die west promises To l"t WILL attended
10y. groups Of girls from several states.
The Wheeling Association is Ia haN"
tho largest representation II has eve"
had al summer conference. Young
women who represent various activities
Of the association. arc arranging I"
leave here on the evening of tho Sth @r
August Three girls from the Physical
EDUCATION Department hay" ben chosen.
one from the business Womcn'S Club.
on" from The Industrial Federation on"
from tn" W"mcn'S Bible Class and on"
from Tho Outing Club and others from
miscellaneous groups. len all probabiil-
ty. the E"ard Of Directors is Ia h" re-
rrns"ntrd TIL" delegation is to hc UNI
der the leadership uf Mrs. Lewis. IT,
General Secretary. who viii bH glad Z"
give information Ia any other YOUNG
woman who may wish /" attend.
DIR. R"hirs0n'S Rihl" Class .Al
mort aS usual tins evening. sunday
school teachers Of III" city invited.
The tennis courts and swimming poo
ar.. affording much relaxation I" num-
hrr II girls these days. twenty girls
were N attendance ut the courts nj
Birch Lynn last evening. While /, IS not
possible for all to play At the Same tlIn".
other games are in evidence and - E''n-
rrAl good time IL enjoyed.
People vino have fr"Qucntc!l thu build
i-:g for tn" las, ;hrr" years will roget
to know uf tho d"partur" 90 faithful
.Ioshun who leaves this week for Column
bus Ia reside.
The SECOND floor Of tho building is
presenting III" appearance of = Red
t'ross headquarters i'll full swing th"S':
days Tho auditorium and gymnasium
are now nj tho disposal "f Groupa c.
husinns women and from IN" record or
ATTENDANCE" the last two weeks. it IL
evident that the remaining. SUNNI:
months will b" taken. The King James
Circle So" today.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-10
OBI (jARY
John Gaffpey,

John Gaffu"y. 4 prominent young
man OF the Island. passed away ycstcr-
lay morning 1T The North Wheeling
hospital. His death came as great
shock /" his many friends. rs he was
only i'll for several days. He was III
the 18th year Of his aSc. and was born
in Connecticut. Only several weeks
ago II" and his parents came IN this
city. thry had resided 1t DIRT Smith. Ar
kansas.
Up until the time Of his Illness h"
was employed by tn" Baltimore OhID
railroad A. timck"cp"r. He is survived
Ivy his parents. MIR. and Mrs. Thomas
H. Gaifncy: four brothers. james. Lee.
Thomas. .Ir.. and Eugene. two sisters.
Misses Helen and Katherine,
Funeral services will DO held to-moT-
row morning ut $50 o'clock. from his
late residence. No. 81 South Broadway.
R"uuirm mass will be held at III" 81.
.IuSerh's cathedral al o'clock. Inter
m"nI will be made At the Mt. CALVARY
cemetery.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-10
Must Stop Dividing
With Industrial Lines

WASHINGTON. .Iuly .Hundrrds 81
trunk lin" and industrial plant railroads
mr." affected hy Il decision of IN" inter-
St,tr "oum"r"" commission today or
i.TiuE railroads serving The l.pri!h
Ohio. ,lant rf tn. National Tube COM
pnny Ia stop dividing freight charges
with tho LAX" Terminal railroad COM
ynny. which operates tracks within the
plant itself.
Thu commission said That IN view OF
th,. variance of orlni"n entertained 10y
tn, commission and elsewhere upon the
riany important and difficult questions
frequently arising out Of relations De-
tween the trunk line carriers ana IN
dust rirs with industrial railroads, II
seemed desirable Tint there be court
ruling on tho decision SO AZ 10 establish
a definite principle for the guidance OF
the commission in future cases.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-10
IMPORTANT EyJIJr-G.

WASHINGTON. July Ills, -rlct;"nS
h:t'" been $"n' by I'rcvos', MArShrl
General cruwt!"r to all local. Hrnri
boards "r.i"rIri: tho cessation OF ts!"
>TiN:l"c" ii;h.ri" granted rcSl%t"l',.,!
:;2"n IF $-l""I.:@ III" arm 81 tn" service
IT, '+h"h :i.",- ct.>;Ir" :" enlist Wh"n
volunteering. il wnS l,nrnr! officially
:: 'H""''r. rh:ai H., n"ti"n ~, been ri-H"n
- stop II. ,ui'IEirry ":Iiistni':n; in IN"
navy @! ron ~ lass Diic.
Secretary l:i.."r ..,;ti tu!a" h" hH'!
.r'cf"-rcd with Mayor :: n.r;il '.r"",,.r
r'..:A7;inS lt.S lr,. 81 tirnf; irn:i :" ;'I''
:t-rsi". hut. thar Il" d,r.:l.H had been
r.-;.ch:d 81 withdraw p"rurtss,irr Ter
S;,rh ..nliStlnrnt4
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-10
One Thousand SIackGTS
Rounded Up in Cleveland

CI.rH-r:i.ANp. jay 9--AhnU: :Vn
American irr'"ci.v" l;""gNH operatives
SEARCHED downtown Cleveland Tonight
la" slack -. AZ II result III watch NOR"
thau i.nr1 youths between - and 81
~ln cnuIu To-, Sow their classification
cards were hGicd before the examining
lrua"d. All pool rooms. saloons and
&r!lls III Tho district We're Temporarily
ut! uut vf business; 10y the raids. Scores
g! y,Irls were brrcft uf their escorts.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-10

At tllllGS l COulu nos
ne on my feet at all.
! was all run down
and SC weak | could
not do my house
work, was nervous
and could not lie
down ct night, |
TOOK trc 4 tments
from a physician but
they did not help ME.
My Aunt reco M
mend cd Lydia L.
Pin X h a m S Eege-
table Compound. I
tried it and now |
am strong and well
again and DO my own
work and | give
lydia +. Pinkham 3
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FeCet BILE Compound the credit. 4"
Mrs. JOSEPHINE kIMBLE, @35 West
Race St. Portland, Ind.
Thousands OF American women give
this famous root and herb remedy the
credit for health restored rs did Mrs.
klmh!r.
For helpful suggestions in regard to
such ailments women are asked to write
to Lydia F.. Pinkham Medicine Co..
Lynn, Mass. The result of its long
experience is al your service.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-10
OFFICER WORKS OUT

Officer Wurl& i~ recovering rom ~
iurir,: received lust w"nle when his mo-
tore yclr throw him rn North AtmIn
street when m was chasing II :n"'"i"r.
iVtrlS Nnb .'nirc * n h!Ih rate "f spec!
after tho spr"d"r when his macliu:
struck u deep rut throwing h,r1 almost
thirty feet. He Wns severely Shr!irn ':'
and bruised. but ~" injuries lid !'"i
prove fatal. lie will b" all right ~ 4
few Lays.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-10
TO USE PATROL
FOR DOG CATCHER

Tn" old polio" patrol will soon be cum
vertrd into Il caSr Ia hrul stray dogs
corr:llcG by city dnE catch"r e. II.
Young. to thu city pound. The I'D pa
troll VIII ~. enclosed with !t"nNy W.T."
netting with q door at III" hack through
which 80 put III" cun!n":: "''rrri"d. TIA"
cnnirc:i Will b" t:ik"n t. tn" lily pound.
nul IL not called far in seven days are
killed Il COSTS 81 to "rcdrcin' II dog
that has been taken 70 tn" city pound.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-10
About People
Movements Of individuals to and
From the City.
At TEE HOTELS.

NcIUre---t !3rlr$ -. lihTIl'l'E'' W. ~,
ton; Y r. rhvndcluau. tEarl"Stun: - L.
W. Chapman. Fnirm"nt; 7. j. Jones
IIunllngiun: G. \. kIlIow. bethesda. o.:
j. q. Wheeler. Huntlng,"n; D. l.. tt'hr!.
Ruckhann0n: W. Il. BAILEY l'ark'rSHurS'
y. H. Wells. rarkcrSburE: }. : Cornell
Littl"tun: T.. W. McS h,r -. ','i Tnn-
vili-. o.: j. :. eraser. u. I. eraser u"-
MELTON.
windscr--W. {. Wilson. Huntington;
+ *. Mansfield. t'harl"st"n; !. u, md
H.. I'arh"rsburt;; y. +. Ncwby. 'IAfhs-
burg.
Grand ceatral-lrrhic Res: Chester;
Earl Harr;.m, CHESTER; j. ". ''arl'H'
stanin,-N W. u"ndrrShot. rarkGr*-
hurr: sir. and Mrs. l.. NJ. Irimplc'
rlurkshurg: Z. V. lams. New Martins
vile. y
T. kuhH, Cameron: q. y. I"iI"$' rn.-
crru: j. =. ". Eus"n. ParkcrSDuF%' L.
NJ. Council. B;rEcSIiilc. q.
--
Mrs. Harry Enduzlncr is visiting h:r
parents nn liz. Island for several days.
+. t. i&IrlI"It has ."turn"d t" his homo
in East LIrcrpuul. Ohio. utter several
dayr Sp'iii III III" local district at''''u-
luE 10 business matters.
Nnn'.. Harl".r and SISTER. Miss louise
are spending Jul;' with a party "i friends
~ Il select camp III M;Llnc
Mrs. a. Williamson Of cleveland. ONO
E,,n,, ~, ~ Snuih Side
h"i'% "M , NJ w. r,'"' V,InnIino ,;unlInc Of
vnr,i, Front street, are rcc-iving con-
cruuilaiI"iis over the arrival Of 4 dauS~-
, ter a; ,hr North Wheeling hospital yes
,"gi#y.
y" HNtn hHr,E 81 w" 90, .,,; n,I.,inI,,,t7
~ va W. ' ~ an, ard daughter and
w. i,,,, Sr.,r,n and daughter have ar
M,' ''>,'' IT,, irTi:m rIy.r Aijchi-
'.N'" 80 IN, -: ,,,i ,i,,. Simmer a, The
,.,ii,nIhIe E,.,rn club IN Mr.. WclSs' cut
,,,,
''k C, ,.,r~,ri, 1.,IIv of Nnrrnn,own.
j.. u,,,.,,d,r,- ~, summer tho guest Of To-
I'll rr,.,,,i,,.s
~ t.r,i,, Irr, Yesterday on = bust
49, -. ,Thi,,,,.n
- - r. Gavin of piI,shurrh
t', .,'r,i,y in rh,. rj,y AS the guest
,,I f.,.',,'I:
If lm%H tEi"i"S ,,.,,a. r. ,,,,,i,n,r, is
- 49, .,S,,r Miss caroline
~, >,,i L..,,,, Sirrr,
'''Wr -, ~. W,rd hov. DO
,'',,, ,'Inr ,r,,, ,yi,i,.h viii includr
VI w., ..,,i -, h,., eastern points.
,,,, Hr ..'" rr,,y rirnri,.m and son
lack bayr r, i,i,,,,J from a short vara-
, ~ ' -, t,nrI.i,nI
''" W. ,nI NrS WnIInr Kelly If The
! ,.;,,..,,i., a.,,rtmrn,. d.nartrd ,hf i..Giu-
,,jr,, ,,r ,h., week for California and Will
$3.50 ,ur, -, \I.%r,.1iu., uurI carly ll.-
| ne, T't"F" !" "''''''''+ "'''' '"''S ~
. w. ! -, I,,.I, ,r Ed..rn.i = III.
~. nj ur. IrIhur Irwin ui
~ - ~ ~. i" '"'H' ~ ''"' -
, Nr! L,,;v.,,i ir,yl..,. ,.;li return horne
,l .r,,,n .,n ,.,s,,.rn
'h.' ''
':IT' ,,,i,,, u.,.I,rc If Elm, Crave *
M',. ''' ~ ~ ,,' ,t;,,, ynII,y r,n.r,I
s"r"nS;% ~ ~ '''' ''"' '''"' -
it'H !'lt'ii'
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-10
POLICE PsCKUPS

Two rnuScs wrr Rounded ~ lo,'
cv..rinc by OFFICER I;~k an they v,.r..
both old timers. E:Tu!: t-.l:-'... W.
IN" first "a d. hauled ur ::aL .jt;:n !S.1,
v.us thr second 20 l." "orrnhrl. li"lh
Viii De- up IN explain /" .TuG% Marsh
Watkins IN police ci'uri. LIS ::..-HrnI,
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younE people of the parish. Tho p1oaf
~ invited 10 attend.
wfll Entertain

Tie Young MEMS cl,rb will entertain
with 4 r,->.pl:>a and banquet next Fri
day evening at The club rooms IN tho
Farmers and Merchants national bank
building. Tho affair will honor Louis
F'i..rs.,ll. = nrrlter of the club who
leaves With the nrxc contingent "f draft
..t,s for lcuI.p Sherman. An interesting
program - being prepared for the event,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-10
ASEHASsADcE RETURNS.

WASHINGTON. Jul? .--An!laS*ador
N"pn. az Argentine. WHO arrived In
i!:IS;:pt"n !."H'i.. ys.sicrr.aE on board an
ArE..n;!E" hattlcshin v!ih = :N""ihi
IiIdE"iai and rc"a..rr!,' miSSiin :" IN"
ui!"i states. r'4.l~.i Washington t"-
Gay and rc-rSra!i!shct hi.n""!f ~ tho
c:uhassr after NJ! ah>"nc, IF many
fn"y:r!.S trnf:r"n.'a& WI J." hrrn'Gcr
SOON with government: officials. Ark"A,
t!ra "ffer, hry r,'$"'ir""S II .N"l"rir'. ana
~" allies. ami seeks L loan II $i", H""'-
hU0
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-10
BANK CATCHES FIRE

4 hank In tn" rear Of thn Ianr home
on South Wabash street. on tho Island.
caught fire shortly after midnight this
morning mud for n while threatened to
destroy several houses. Quick work on
TIM part Of the fire department prevented
this. and it was quickly ,cXtinguishcd be-
fore it spread TO the houses.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-10

- . 80 -" @00S~@ 80
Wore! hHs h""r received here OF IN"
death "t I-s l.. 81. l-o..H wood. at h"r
ROM" n. chicago. SuuGi?. 81: VIZ IN"
w!f" IT t.inEIett l.nrkw"'ti. Turmrr pub
H:h"T 0f tic E.linIr" 1E.rrlI Il weekly
newspaper. H. f'!n"5;Ii tr",. pfar" e..
Mnu.!hY. VIII lnt. cInnnt IN tllicn2n.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-10

Funeral services will u" hold ;o-m"r-
row. aflrrnh"n III : o'clock for t"rrint
~ MctZncr. S-ycar-"ld daughter of Arch
l.. and Marie Weller MrtZnrr. of War
woo, Sh" ~ survived besides her
mother and father. by one sister and on"
brother. Eathrr na. and Arch. Jr. In
t,rinrn, will be private al Greenwood
40
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-10
James z. Ewing.

Funeral services tnr the late james
T.. Ewing will b" held this afternoon
from his lat. residence" in Washington.
y. G. Mr.. Ewing WAS formerly resi-
dent OF this city and we'll known. In
trrmcnt will he made 1T the Arlington
cemetery ut Washington.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-10

Wh&7I1E1iTr%. .IIly ?.---Nm aTcili'n-
III credit Of <l0.""d. N"' wa. granted /"
linly t"-dny Icy r!," treasury depart
mrnr making Il total ri $iGh."10. 0hh
t,'r Italy lnd 81 $6,"HIj?V.nV" loaned T."
'lt" allies {" date.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-10
rrea, EIizabetI, Becker.

Funeral services will hr held this af-
icrnnnn at O'Clock from the homo of
her sister. for Frcda Elizabeth Becker.
Rev. :. n. Make will "ifir;atc. Inter
mont will hc al Mt. Zion cemetery.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-10
Keep Cool With
ElE CTS c r A N S
We Have All Sizes.
Electric Appliance Co.
31o7 Belmont Street
Bell Phone 7o7-R.,. RelIaire, O.
Held Interesting Meeting.

" u."r,irS oc all rcS:St-antS. except
those y active. service. WIS held last
night Il, the FIRST II. T. church. The
I.."'.t!n.: w.t: fr- tho purpose Of organic
!ne 20: war work and w;uS largely at
trcJsl
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-10
70 Entertain EHendS

I'rA Alb.rt ADAMS Will entertain
friends Thursday evening 1T her HON"
on Guernsey street. a variety OF diver
Srnr!s will be enjoyed ana refreshments
will b" served.