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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-12-22
REAL ESTATE ron SALE.

FOR SALE-A nine room house near
Studehaker's. payment down, balance
monthly payments VIII take Liberty
Bonds Do not need TO start payments
until spring. Home ph. 2ST4. 1O01S-21
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-12-22
LOANS AND PLAIN NOTES.
klsIsesss;sItta,EsIssiss1ssaIl!

HEEsessSssEtt11E55sS1SSS11tTI1iF
81 LOAN COMPANIES -
e Listed under this dInK are nam ts
IS oers or lDd.2na Association OF Loan 4
IS brokerk DeaIlklya itk Aay Of Lnesr \
s. are gusrantsed - the AssOcIntiOR- So
IS LOANS ON 81
IS FURNITURE AMI LIVE STOCK =
SIS No difference WHERE yog have 5;
SIS had loan. or what 700 want the 5 s
IS MONEY rOE, 81
SIS CALL AND sac Us s!
SIS Our buEinesS II conducted ca the s s
- theory mat right treatment seeps )
IS the OuslDesS growing. IS
IS LOANS rhOM so To 3SV0 IS
IS San We pRlu bACk IL mOnoulY in -
SG HsAlLusnJs, Lon i 20 - AOnthE. IS
IS Plus ga perceni Interest "a AL .
SIS kkAEABER IS
IS IEere " NJ GhAkGE for our -
IS service not even Interest ~ I'd as
80 vance. Oet AZ tOuch Stth us ~ -
IS IELAPhONE UR LhAIkk- So
SIS Home Phone 60OO Bell Phone ISIs ) S
IS SECURITY LOAN ~. IS
IS Room II, 1. U. y. g.. bldg IS
- Opposite New StudebAkeT b4dg. IS
SS Cor. aShlngtOn ana Aaln- 81
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
- oUK MONEY NEVER -
- Runs UUI. -
- Little debts cause more Worry -
~ than Large ones. because you are -
- expected 10 meet them promptly. -
~ Ne prepare you Tor Just suCu ~
~ emery enCles. ~
= FOR EXAMPLE: -
- $1,000 COS1S UNL1 $500 -
- tOk -FOUR MONTHS. -
~ COR II you need more money and -
~ Wa II longer time We viii loan you -
- an. amount up 10 S3OOUO anO give -
- 3Ou ~ months time - repay N yOu -
~ desire. We Loan On flanOS, House ~
~ hold Goods, etc. -
~ PROV lDENT LOAN CO, -
~ Cor. ayne and Michigan SIS. -
- cover 80 CIothlersl. -
~ Home Phone OV1J. Bell fhone 1893. -
SSSS$3SSSSSSSSSySXNSSSSSSSSS$Ss3s
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~ STEADY GROWTH -
- OF this company Is the best eY- -
- idence Of the service IL renders 70 -
~ the people who need small sums ~
- from time 10 time. They get the -
- money ia lew hours, and WITH -
~ OF having 10 bother about get -
- ting eudOrsers. -
- N0ur own resources -FURNI- -
- TURE, PIANO. LIVE STOCK, -
- ALTO, etc. IL all the security We -
- ask. Legal Chattel rate 352Io per -
- month. Terms 0f loan made 10 -
~ suit you. Faster you pay-less II -
- costs CAL and get DO0klet which -
- describes everything fully. ~
- Bell 1916; Home 6l1I. -
- -
- STATE LOAN COMPANY, s.
- Capital SJOOOO.OO. -
Is Suite 3. Merchants Bank Bldg. 231 -
- $ Michigan St, South Bend. Ina. =
- Dealings with any OF above ~
s. companies are guaranteed by the IS
s. Indiana Association. ~
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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-12-22
SALEsMEN WANTED.

SPECIALITY SALESNIAN-AIa OF side
line Top notch specially: responsible
house. pays big commission promptly
with weekly drawing account. Grown
Beverage Co, JO2 Title Guaranty Bldg.
81 Louis. Mo. 1922 %
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-06-13

s number VI I""pI" from h"r" al
tended III" funeral Of Mrs. T.. T.. Me
Gusk"y AT Cameron. Wednesday nft"r
noon.
Mrs Il. ". L." and children nf Firth
street will leave. n"xt week for Tacoma
WASH. their new h"n". nr. It." has
been thor" for S"nlr time.
Misses Helen and Ada Rogers. who
hay" been attending ~" Fairm"nt nor
NAL school. will arriv" hnm" to-day for
their summer vacation.
Phillip Eri.S and Ralph 1t"mphtll
hav" left for Pittsburgh. whore thry
will be employed for III" summer.
y nin"- pound baby hoy has h""n norm
Ia Mr.. and Mrs. John Jefferson ar
Third street.
Mr. and Mrs Harold Rogers hHvr r"-
turned home. from Beverly. w. Va,
where they visited Mrs. Rogers parents.
Mrs .1nhn Whorrr uf Wheeling 1sln nd
Is spf ndnG som" days with her father.
l. u. Dinsrn"rr. IF Grant avenue.
Mrs f. +. Ec"" Of T"miinsoT avenue
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-06-13
AS
THE POLICE
RUSHED UP

George Etin"y. aged twcnty-srvon. Is
lying III a critical condition AZ tho Ohio
Valley General h"cT'tal suffering from
stab Wounds in IN" abdomen inflicted
by Robert Jones. auntil"r negro. IN a
fight in tn" second ward at ono o'clock
thus morning.
How The night began is not known The
police officials were called and found
the ;iShl On. and AZ they arrived Rajn"y
WAS stabbed and fell !" tn" ground.
Jones male M effort to escape.
Tn" wounded man was rushed 20 the
hospital where DR.. Schwinn was called
and rendered medical attention. II is
not known. tho extent OF the injuries rs
tn. wounds may I've deeper than at first
thought.
Tn" wnuld-he murderer is now in tho
city iai! awaiting the outcome Of tn
Ni'lj:l's injuries.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-06-13
Opinion Given

Sometime ago city Solicitor Cooper
wrote Attorney General Mctihee for an
opinion on some matters N cunncctin
wiki III" franchS" Of til" Wheeling
Traction company. The attorney gen
cral refused u render an opinion. but
stated he deemed II important. and
would advise the stat" bureau 81 pub
lie offices. According L. the opinion Of
,he attorney general. councils may i'm
pos" lis a consideration o; II franchise
"a m int"rurhan line III" RICH; 10 de-
;crmin" fares within the corporation.
Council is also given the right IL re-
quirc payment Of Il stipulated percent
age Of III" receipts.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-06-13
BELLAIRE


The Hellaire draft board yesterday an
,rounccd a list OF eighty names OF tne''
who will compose the n.Nt contingent
to leave for Camp sherman following
tho five, days period beginning June -
The men Will b. notified OF their Sel'e-
ton. The list follows:
James Fleming Wilbur y. Hess. Gus
tar Herman Wilson. Peter Gautaln'
Maroie Radulayich. Joseph Gone". La
vino Achille. Walter Nrrinski james b.
Sedan, August Gualticri. Carl LHref.
Carmine Mra Blar,o Adamo. Niuere
Gallagher. Chester bay. Sidney G"'!-
win. Domen!co CeraSoll. Samuel Amber,
NAV Lando. Michael DiLoret". GulilA
Giuseppe. Albert +. Dean. Joseph VIII
liams Charles y. Sims Lannie Miller
David Landkrohn. Arthur Lawrence.
Burke Wilson. William Thomas boyle.
Joe Charles kakoSh. Elwood l. SMITH
Eincenzo Grapnanxeli. Alfred" t.ucer-
izo, Leo Crow. Harry J. Wright David
A Workman Charles +. Merritt. J"tf'
Miller, Giuseppe Caravnlo. George :.
MuIiett. Ficrto Pentu. Nick Cast. VIII
liam Mccoy. Andrew {. Eddy. MAX
Duga. Harry J. Greenwood. Paul camp
bell Cecil Glasgow. Th"rd"r" tanua.
Robert Englehardt, Guy IL. Adams. Ju-
Illus -Jiammertno. John Joseph LyHe1L
Nick Smith. Clarence Randolph. Ernest
L. Beck. Louis Bitkerion. Nicola '"ic-
ciacarro. Nata II Duci". Melvin "hSer.
Walter NovinSki. Harry McMahon. Au-
gust Guailtoon. George J. Nall. James
Anderson. Nick Pokas. Eeliaire; Frank
w. Moore. AlledonIa: GianomEeh Amedo.
Chas. II. Wheeler. John Petroska pt!iies:
Chas Thomas. jos Patrick. ShadySidc;
Morris Rosser. Charles Niece, Steele;
Phillip II shelton. Batavia. y. Y:
Ralph F. Sancr. john X. Gondhuc. Pow
hatan; James J. Schlanz. N"tt-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-06-13
Brings Nice Fortune.

t.. +. lehman has arrived homo from
Mnrionsah"la and Green counties. Fl"
r.. ports TINT the wells on III" Wilson
Miller iurnt arc holding up nicely and
ar" bringing MIR. Miller $1,000 n month
royalty. Mr.. Miller was until recently n
partner in tho Miller and Hcnnrn store
on First street. Mr.. Hcnncn reports that
activity is keeping up in tho territory
from which hc cam" and that dovclnp-
mont has reached and is increasing in
Marshall county.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-06-13
Three Mine Accidents

Three mine accident victims were re-
moved 10 the North Wheeling hospitai
one coming from Barton. one from
WrllSburg and the other near Barton.
None are very serious.
John Yoho, aged IS years. Of Barton.
suffered A fractured scmr and dis
located left hip. he Was injured Al
Barton At the Y. & 0. mine.
Steve Junco. aged % years. suffered
terrible burns on the arms and FACE at
q mine near Barton. and was rushed to
The 10 al hospital.
George Iunum OF Wellsburg. minor
aged Is years. was rushed To this city
on a street. car suffering a crushed right
arm. The arm was crushed so serious
VI w7N> necessary to amputatc II.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-06-13

Mss I:"uIah Ruwl"y is confined 10 h"r
honl" in Walnut street. by Illness.
Mrs. H. = n"rcan. n FIy'i;" street.
left last evening for East Eichland. ~
spend Il frw days with relatives.
officer Myers is still conducting his
rarmpnign for sr""drrS II" has arrested
several. this week.
Supt W. y. Walls * expected I" re-
i.l-n hnrr this evening from cleveland,
wh"r.. hr has been for - few days on
bus ,u"SS.
vi If t'l, :;r,"'"ry stores in town w"r"
closed yesterday Hfl""n"mn. Those per
sons fa,linr /" put their food stufis III
thu morning had 10 do without.
Miss NIrgIna puh"ck is confined 1" her
hume in RAY, IT,. street hy illness.
Mayor Enist"u and Arch FALLEN went
to RrdcEpnri last evening whore they
d"liSs rod addresses III connection With
tn" War Saving stamp campaign which
is h"IrE conducted in that city.
\ large number "f persons ar" plan
nIn- 10 attend tn" Red trnss dane"
winch viii h" given III the Fratcrnal
hall tomorrow evening.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-06-13
has rs her guest her sister. Mrs. Ham,

has rs her guest her sister. Mrs. Ham
ilton. OF Huntington.
Miss Pauline Powell Of Fifth street
has returned home from West Liberty.
where she has completed the norma |
course.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. L. Koontz will leave
to-day for Pittsburgh. where Mr.. koontz
will spend Il couple OF days on business.
Mrs. J. NJ. DInSmore Of Grant avenue
has left for Stnrator. H.. on visit To
her sister. Mrs. John O'Donnell.
Miss. Bertha Atkins OF Warran. Pa.
is visiting her brother. \. J. Atkins and
family, OF rnm!nson avenue.
Mr.. ard Mrs. j. L. Catlett and chill
drcn of ClarksburE arr the guests ~
Mrs. Catl"tt'S mother. Mrs. Anna T..
Icnbndy. Of jefferson avenue.
Specially company, is spending the
week in Cleveland on business
W. s. Bryson. president OF the State
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-06-13
Ferry Boy Killed In Action.

Word received III this city yesterday
was tn thr rrrrrI that Harry Bragg. son
Of Mrs. w. G. Bragg. rr South Tenth
street. had l,ron killed Will" f!Ehtin,;
with the United States Marines in
France He enlisted about year ago
and since Christmas had been in
Franco.
lie wns we'll known in This city and
the news camo rs Il shock 10 his many
friends H. WAS II m"nl"'r of tn" 'rii"r-
ion club IN rhIs city. WHICH lately has
been changed 10 fraternity. ThiS
rnakrS The third Martins Ferry boy Ia
give. his life for his country.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-06-13
Entertained.

Miss liza srash.r, assisted by Misses
Hlnnrh" Howard Hnh Ethel fharn"ck
entertained ADMIT forty Of NcllSDuFE >
Young p.npl. at III" spacious braSh"ir
home ut HarErr Place in honor uf MISS
Anna Lewis one IT tins months charm
in. br!IrS-tu-h" The hlS. comfortable
porch proved delightful place |" 'hhi
and sew during The carly evening.
Later the guests yer" uShcr"d into the
dining room and IclrriLblc rcfr"sh-
m..ntS w,r' served.
Many baskets AMI vases OF DAISIES
were plac,pd in tn" room and halls. ann
In IN" dining room tho pink and whit"
color effect WIS carried out in dciHii.
uriur the evening Miss Lewis WAS pre-
scented with Il dozen Madeira luhchroh
napk ms
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-06-13
NO PATRIOTISM FOR HIN.

NEW YORK. June 1c.-Cl"rGym"n
who arc participating in war work w"r"
termed "drcoys urging young mon 10
join the army and leading them Il"
slaughter" by Clayton J.. Wondwarth
who testified in III" Federal court IN
brooklyn to-day rs ono OF tho min" fol-
lowers Of tho lat" Pastor Russell on
trial for conspiracy /" interfere with IN:
nations war plans
Tho witness declared that tho Lord
would take caro- mf tn" 7copl" and take
th., government under his wing" il Hll
;r,, cntintry'S manhood would accept In"
Eusscllitr'& teachings against military
Secretion.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-06-13
StQgiemakers Meet

4 meeting Of the local StoEirmakcrS
1'rion No. sol was held last evening in
the Ohio Valley Trades and Labor As
senbly hall and the matter OF tho pro-
posed raise in wages was considered.
AFTER thorough discussion. The rails"
that is being asked for is an inrreaS" of
Sa.n6 per thousand to tho rollers. 1t ~
claimed by the stoSicmakers that al the
present wages they are not able 10 meet
tho rapidly advancing cost Of living. and
that although in all other places tho
wages Of the men have been advanced
according Ia the cost Of living. II tn"
raise goes into effect the price OF
smokes will probably go UP.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-06-13
In Spruc, Division,

The local draft board w"e c"'ia"i
Yesterday afternoon ihat Albert Shei-
herd. former l;alti:n"r. X r'htH r"!'c"-
man. and Ross Z. Schraram. son -; Mr..
and Mrs. William .Schramm haze btu
accepted for IN" sprucr division 80 Ia
United states army. Schr;rmm Is ii*t".!
as a clerk and Shepherd as II cook Thu"
will leave sunday. Juno Is. for Van
couy~r. Wash SHEPPARD s""n's anxious
to get "uver thrr"" and requests that
persons desiring souvenirs whom he cn:'-
lures tho kaiser arr directed t" rnak"
application at "nce.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-06-13
PROTECTED HOME
CIRCLE SESSION
TwC-DAY PROGRAM OPENS THIS
MORNING WITH MAYOR VESTER
WELCOMING DELEGATES.
Representative Members Will Be Pres
cit from AL Parts of Statc-Ini-
tiation Big Event To-day.

This morning nj IL n'cl"ck the repre-
sentative mcHh'rs Of Ih,. Grand Circle
.Ut West Virginia, Protected Homo circle.
Will "ncn II lw"-dHN session and mary
II. ':nl"rS from I'LL parts ri III" state
WI h." in ATTENDANCE" This is the Soy
~nth h!"nulHl -. .'~iuu l. h' held t.! tins
cIrCl. and many Will b" present.
An excellent program has been ar
ranged toy this morning and This AFTER
noon. with tie" nili1tiou tho hiE event nf
IN" day. T"-m"rr,Ni ia" auto tour Il
tn" city and N,rlnltr viii II" tn" h'c
event ami a nl= l'nuuli"t ut tn" Nrinn
hail at Twentieth and Main streets will
bring tn" SiIurt session To Il clos.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-06-13
TERRITORY DIVIDED.

WASH1NGTON. Jun" /. - T"rrrtnry
west If III" MIS~i$$irnI river was hiyiL-
ed to-day by pir'-'i"i-c;"n"rnl MrNtim.
nat" three railroad "i,. rating r-%I,~r%
with l.. II. Ashton. director II tn"
n"rtl,-rn port non. lI";iduu+r'. - III Gun
c'rg":. lia!- Il"ld"u. i.r'Sii..iti - Ia.
burlington. director II IA" central Ill
vision, headquarters 1T ''hirH::n. and 4.
r. Bush. rcr'.iI.r tor tn" Missouri IHrI-
rIc director "t tho "ufhw"St'ru div i
Sion headquarters az 81. Louis
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-06-13
Accident at MIN es.

r;curc, l.aunun. If Prices Run, while
/, engaged III work at tho Mckinney ""al
mines. Ind IN" misfortune {" lose his
rIph; hand. Mr.. l.Hnnum was lcttin;
down a coal car. when h. slipped. fall
ing with ms right hand "n the rail. The
wheels If tn" "ar crushed his hand d.
most Ia Il pulp. II" WAS taken al once
10 III" ofGir" "f the company, where llrSt
and VA, Ive"n by @. W. LlSS"tt ana
others. Later. the injured man was
taken tG tho E"rth Wheeling h"Spilal.
hy McSSrS furn$Icin and 9. w. LlIEctt'
Ibr. lllncy amputatrd the injured mciil-
bur.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-06-13
J.H.M core, JeweIer
MARTINS FERRY. o.
AZ Kinds Of Repairing pone
Witches . Specially
Funeral This Morning.

Funeral services fer the lat" J"hn
S"ldwitz. who passed away NJ ms nome
in Colonial Beech. Va. IN" early part
nt the week. Will b" conducted TINS
morning 1T tn" HON" "t ms hr"th"r-ih-
law. James rugh. in South Pearl street.
rh" body arrived IN hi$ city last "''-
ming Intcrm"nt Will j." mad" IN tn!"n
cemetery ct 81. ClalrSvillc.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-06-13
Societies to Meet.

\ joint meeting If III" N"El"n* HON"
missionary IN! Tho Foreign missionary
Sur;"ri-S Will he held lhi> evening "'
TIN, HON" IF Mrs 1;lau"h' Lur;"n. in
North Seventh street. Th" meeting w:ii
lm ~ ihr manner "f n ra'rl"tI" event
and several pal riOjir numbers Viii u" IN
tie. Program whIrh VIII IL" rendered dur
mr. Ih.. evening. IN lnIltniu"u has
l...n ">i"mlcd L" all rh"$'' interested in
ilI" work.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-06-13
Epworth League Convention.

The annual convention - tho Barnes
willie district t.pw"rth L"agu" opened
Wednesday morning IN III" Sh;tdSSId':
NJ. f. church. with u number OF dele
yates in Attendance. During tn" day
interesting addresses wore d"lir'r red tS
Rev. G. ". Danf"rd sup int"nh'u, ~
the BarneSvill" dlStrtc;. and Fey Ed
win Kirby Of Cam bridge. former pas
tor Of the First NJ r. church Of This;
city.
The program today will include a mum
her of addresses by visiting ministers.
The business session will b.. held at
1o-45 o'clock ach th~ annual election
OF Officers will b. held.
The evening session promises To h"
the most interesting. The program in
Guiding the installation of officers by
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-06-13
MOUNDSVILLE


James Davis was. arrested Tuesday
afternoon at .tdalinc.. near Cameron. BY
Deputies McCardlc and Clayton. charged
with not r"SlStcrinG.. Davis says h" is
only I! yours If age. bat McCardle
states that Il member Of tn" family told
him h. was II years of age and had
voted ut Elm Grove. This Is The GTst
arrest To liz mad" here and is probably
the first arrest in the state of young
mon charged with rot registering on the
registration day just passed.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-06-13

Arrangements have boon completed by
MoundsvIllr lodge M. 2S2 for the annual
observance of flag day which will be
h"iA Friday evening. TIL" exercises will
h" held Il: tn" court house 1T 80 n. m.
NS this is a patriotic scrvi"" an "lahnr-
ut" service has been arranged. Every
one is invited.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-06-13

Tho auction of liv" stock for Tho hon
-cit Of tn" Rcd Cross which was post
unnrd from two week.! ago Will h"
held on tn" rnuri hous" lawn Saturday
afternoon Juno %. beginning al 80
There arc 4 larE" number Of animals ~
u" sold and additions Will re welcomed
by tho committee in charge.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-06-13
Want TWO Men.

Tho local draft board is in receipt of :
4 call for two mon. ono carpenter and ;
thr other laborer. in III" special call
IF an09 mon 10 assist in spruce produc-
lion. The carpenter will leave June Is
and tho lahorcr June y. Three men
had volunteered to tho local board TO
GO. one was n carpenter. ono Il laborer
and tho other Il plumber. Tho two that
lnavc this month will go TO the Nancou-
yer barracks. Eancouvryr. Wash.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-06-13
STARTED IN RECORD rmE.

YOUNGSTOWN. Jun" l2.--0ncratl"na
If The new tandem plat" mill Of tho
Youngstown Sheet and Tub" company.
erected here in record time. to provide
plates FOR the government snip building
program. WIS successfully inaugurat"d
today The plant. which is ON" Of the
lIrs->; tandem plat" mills in the coun-
try. has capacity "f l."n0 tons =
urSuth.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-06-13

\ wedding If interest orcurr"d tEls
afternoon at o'clock al the h"'n" 81 th'
hri,l". Mr. and Mrs. Frank Mnhan. 81
FuIlnn<h"c. IN" contracting parties h"-
tns Mass Mildred Nrhan and i'r"f. Gee
lIul'hs.
Miss Nahan l.: very popular in the
Younger >"rlnl St rf r"hanSH''.
:'r"f iHhl- las i"'n rr!w1nai Of
tn FuilnuSh." h.=h s""N'l for several
years.
only tn. nunr dat far.rIi@: and Il lew
;.!,... fr."IitiS WEI. Hr"S"1..
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-06-13
Meet This Evening.

\ mr"rinc Will hc held this evening
~ ia" Enard "f Trad" building nf IN"
members If tho vacation thrift stamp
committees and every member is urged
to attend as veil as thr wives or friends
az soldier h'yS. This meeting Is Of
crcai"st Importance and II full attend
nnrc - desired.
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Caused Considerable Excitement.

The explosion which wrecked part NJ
IN" STIFF! Calico works in Wheeling yes
fcrdav morning. caused c"nSid"rahl"
excitement IN this city. II was first re-
parted lhui several p""rl" had l''n kIii-
cd and Il ~rur" injured. y lnrc' u,m-
her 81 prurl" walked out on IN" Terminal
bridge "a view tn" runs but th"y w"r''
SURPRISED !" sec tn" building sLill stand
ing Several local girls ar" Cinri"!Cd ai
III. nllcr
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-06-13
MnnnV-VaStiue.

Miss Xnra ElSrIn" surprised her many
friends IVY going tu SIruhrrvillr. ohio,
and l.Inr married tu Mr.. clayton Muir
r,v. If Mjugn Jun, ton. ON" :tr. Muir
rny. VIM had enlisted in tho rnv!. l"Gs
iac on Tuesday cv"n;ui; for thr Great
Lakes where hr viii 20 Ill tr:LinInG. Mrs.
Murrav expects IL join her husband
later.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-06-13
NO SWEETNESS THERE.

An aged woman wh" lived In thu
country received sugar card. lev
days afterward she walked into her
dealer AMI SAID "nSrIly 10 him.
Them sugar cards arc no good. /
had i; in nty ten tor half All hour. and
il never swc"tcn"d it. though kept
stirring i; all the time. Pittsburgh
acknowledgements.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-06-13
Explosion at Panama.

An explosion NJ III" Panama mine
south Of tho city. caused no little excite
mcnI. though m damage. comparatively.
was done. There wa% fall nf slate
after the inspector had passed through
and a gas pocket was caused which iE-
mi,cd and exploded. with the result that
thc miners came rushing out. II was
coon discovered. however. thai there was
M danger.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-06-13
EnliSts In Marines.

Walter ALVIN Nichols. "i Ihi% "ltE. and
r;",,rr,. k,-Iur. al Bridgeport. w"r' S''ni
+" Irft=l'ur%h y"S:IrdhI I" undergo
final nominations for "ntrHn"" ant" the
Emitted States Marines E"th If tli"
lnys enlisted nj Tia" recruiting station Al
Wheeling. If they risS lhr "N;Iins ut
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-06-13

Rev Danford. Following the installa-
ton. Rev. Danfurd will deliver All IL
Illustrated missionary lecture. Kew
Kirby is scheduled to deliver the clos
ing address and indications arc that IL
large crowd of local people Will at
tend the meeting.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-06-13

Tho JOINT meeting - Republicans ana
Democrats l.. IN" city aaIi auditorium
last night proved biz success - was
a friendly meeting q: representatives.
IF both parties anil had FOR It's object
the boosting o. SAILS of war savings
stamps. Former Congressman W. &.
Francis ~ Martins F'"rry spoke c"r the
Democrats and " X. *, un",i and Waiter
Walker of s.. rtairSEil!" were ;hS
speakers for III" Republicans.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-06-13
reller Funeral Held.

The funeral O: Mr. and Mrs. William
H. Teller. victims Of the Sunday auto
mobile accident took place Wednesday
afternoon. in charg" Of Rev. T.. &. TURK
hardt. paste. OF ;he First Reformed
church The Elks. Mn"sc. Eagles ana
Turner's attended ;hc funeral. ln.Hr-
MT, vas made in Rose Hill cemetery.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-06-13
Murder Case Tried.

I'm tho cas-" II tn" STAT" rs. william
rnl.. ..nlnrc,l. charged with the murder
Of Mage. also "nlnr"l. thr Ju!y had The
case presented thus afternoon Prose
Cu'in: Niin.n'y l.. l.. Tsans"f Present
ed the ,.a.r. followed by All -rncy }. H..
SumIncrNli... ~ Wheeling.