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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-09-10
Saar paa puffelen.

8aIbingtou, 3oie sept: "llni.
teo States Chamber Of Commerce"
lar iorelagt VrGiioent 8ilion en-
HGffc meget ~srouerenoe Ncitplo-
ringer MOB ben is0erale "Ira0e
Commission, Cen erfIRres Lor
%rretmpaiig Wagtst Iegnelie, for
uop5t gbeo, for uretmPsiig Gptrp.
Den oucrior 2lnoet5 5orretniugs
intcresIer iorat faoe tabt 6oltets
Glib, o.i.p. Ter benitiQes til Qrp.
ittcnter at raaoe BOO paa oenne
SiIiiono ue0 itrar at iploe De 10 BE-.
ilaaetoe Safancer meo oustige
MPno, "bpis eneite Snteresier oil
r;e5 commissioners 2trbeioe".
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-09-10
Sinife Slaper / Gviflano

Stoctbolm. Sperige, sen 3oie
Sept.: Get iiuife 9IaS ~aarioIa"
berc,ter. at oper 10000 Waro al
6en iinife Hsoegaroe, iom bar lIet
tpmt TT Straiarbeibe for GeItageI.
lie / iorrige @inters Heisning MOB
@pioegaroen. ifal transporteres til
Spiflauo iom Slaper. Zen fsrlte
SIot ~aiienotes ira &angs ior nogle
Gage iioeu.
6orat unosaa BEN tuunsne MiIi.
.prt eneite former Sinner % ga.
lrnSirger / itore Starer III SoerI.
&c. 6orrise 6reoag fom q Sin.
ner roeloe iuo iii lined. Smtrent
800 er antomnlet I'll Sneriae i So
bet al be iiSiie ire Tiger.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-09-10
Sorminoifet
Somulosaplino.

WaIbington, 3oic Sept: 9all6.
Drugs oe9artementct beretter. at oen
largoorIge % itrenge Iorfe i
&ugult bar giort itor Sfaoe poo
gomllosopl men. NJ oct M all.
lIaar I'll nPiten 100000 Batter
minore, eilo oen Sen lite 9ll,quIt
tegneoe I'll at ifuQe bIi. Som Ito.
ltgrerlte III er, anilaor Ieparte.
mentet Narcta gomul05auling til
1l137,000 @auer paa 800 Buro
bier. Gette iuarer Ill blot li6t oper
9oloportcn al Ell normal auIina.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-09-10
Sfoobrano.

Sooo Riuer, Gre, Sen 4oe Sept.:
On Sfogbrnno. iom opitoo pes
@iento Greet. npr Columbia Hiuer,
blep al en- it2rf Sino orepet oil.
uper % raier MI meo TOR SoIo
inmbeo / Hegierirseus Stpse pc.
itenior Mithel Toiut. 5 Ssbet al
Sc lioite "a Elmer bar SIoen iprcot
ia ouer CT Smraaoe paa ooer Ieg
Spabratmil.
@it6ea Yoiut Sumber Gompa.
mrs Sasbrus er iaas itGrtt traet al
Sloer,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-09-10
Verden$krigen.

Sitnatiunen blir mere % mere
srnmIct fOr Spiferne / Nuroframf-
rig. Dc tpife SGre "pna Siemuei
til S%Ditlano".
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-09-10
SmaamDt al auc Slags.

Nlorig / De iiOite fire gIar bar oct
icet Iau grulnlet uo for Spiternc /
Hiorofranfrig, Iom Oct gisr ioa9.
Sor alminOeIige opbelige Ter set III
r::rfelig i,b til, at De tpife Sore er
paa @ieinpci til Spiflano for goot.
Salfalo fontnler De, unoer sc 9laie-
,ebeS umaabelige Eres, Spifluno ct
go0t Stpffe nprnIere for bper Dag,
oa Der er ingeniombelit @runo til
ct fro, at Be nogenIinoe bill pinoe til-
bage Den @runb, iom MI lteot %
i,abigt blir ~frapriitet benz.
Situationen ioae er ben, at Sin-
henburg % Suoenoorff mea lln0-
tngelie al Ell Intal Strinlntel langs
&inoenburgfinien fra ct Yunft /
&eit ira Gambrai / Norb til ct
Gunft / git for Gbaunp / Spo bar
n1iitet alt oct Serritorium, De pauot
lnOer line lem iiore S~ffeniiper fra
21he DARTS iii 1Sbe Slli, 90 oere5
ftnte % iioite Sifeniio eltbte ncoe
req Mtornc, n9iten enbnlt fpr Den
bar begpnbt.
Gette at be ira Gag til Gag bar
monttet giue ira Jig n9lten oft, Be
ranot unoer line ubpggelige foltbare
SremiieO moo aunalbperre / Seit
og moo Yoris / Spo, err Ielpfelgelig
i.be nof. S9 bog er bette life oct
rPrlte paa loltgt lGr. gnonn per
re er BET, at life cngnng 9inoen'
rurglinien bill flrtne bli noget Bit
rerbe Steo for Su~oenoorifS Sritser
lrere = @ilocnbnrglinien, iom Be
otter fire 9lars Spbolo bapoe giort
life alene til ct megct fomfortabelt
Spbolo5iteb, melt ogIaa, life rettere
&C ielp pibitc, til en- ubioliit uinbta.
selis stilins.
90 III bier Set Jig pllioIelig, at
enbog belle 6inOenbilrglinien err
oemt - ira 0preS til Gbeims, ia
maaife belt til Scrbun.
9riterue bar iom befienbt, FOR
oper en- llge iiocn bruot igicnncm
baobe Sinocubltrglinien og oen
ftmbobbelte H~eieruelinie paa BEN
mango Mil breoe Sront mellcm
Srocourt % G,ueant / Git for Or
ras. Nli err Sc Here Wil forbi bisie
Sinier og nermer Jig iterft De big.
tige Serntonecentrer Gouai og
Gambrai.
90 pon Sen ipoliaite 6lsi bar
1ranifm9noene Be libite &or Gage
forrige llge life nlene nnaet men
faftiif boret sui poa 6~inoenburg.
Iinicn paa fIere SteOer / Spouelt for
9aon. 9e fog meb Storm De big.
tiae Vunfter Goucp-le Chateau,
Ghuunp og 5ergnier, iom enguag
bar imoa potre gper, men MI err
bare Hrirer ligeiom ale andre 9per
i No~rofranfris, iom Spiferne lar
giGitet.
Sra bisie gpcr bar De f~ortiot at
presie Sienben tilbage mob Rorosit
% itaar MI faftiif paa ct Far Ste.
Ser inoe / felipe Sinoenburglinien =
oltiaa pua 8rMno, buor life en-
iranif Soloat bar iot lin SOB iiSen
1914.
iSranIfmGnoene Mariner ia M
iterft gpen Ga 5ere. et al Sinoen.
tursliniens iterfe Runfter oa meo
lit nrore Sfpt5 fan Be alereoe fen.
sc 8ranater inc i 9aou. iom Iigaer
ilere Wil Bag SinoenburgIinicn.
Nen i Spo for Ga Sere % 9e't
for 9aon lager observation-disclosures
Sopeobisrneiten imoS Spo. Set err
Ct. 8obain.S fogen. bporira Gan.
&c Bertha" i lin lib bombaroere0e
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-09-10

Gouteties psa e.ss Z
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-09-10

De bar miitet nriten alt, be panot
nnber Spmmereus fem iture 81.
feniipcr. Sar foitet Dem IA
Miliun WtanO.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-09-10

@riternc tassr 10000 Sanger paa
en- llge. Sam pcb Spmme %
Gpncp % Gbannp / Morb fur
gines taaet af TranIfmrnScue.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-09-10

SDiferne rpmmer S%rcfrntcn mel,
lem Glpene &esle % Misne, bef-
ttst forfnlst af Imerifanere %
sranifmGnS.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-09-10
Ten nm. %Snofomitifat.

Neoerl'taaenoe SobcI piicr Den fore
'laaeoe 6orbsielIe al Snofomitifotteu.
&c nnotogne @elsh er, Tom for npr.
nFreltoe, 1000 Collars for uaiitc oq
2OO0 Collars Tor Cite T~erioner:
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-09-10

Zen nrite Station paa Siempeien
blir ba Wcnie-S tiainsen fra Der
bnn til WcSiercs, fun nogle faa
Wil ira Den tDife 8rrnIc.
The daily Alaskan., 1918-05-21
NEWS OF THE I
 i NORTHLANO

The Marathon Fishing & Packing Company, operating the floating cannary barge Amelia" will To- cate the barge at Petersburg dur ing ths coming season. The barge is equipped to put up pack of from thirty to forty thousand cases of salmon
 It is reported that the cannery located at Goose Bay on Knik Arm will be transferred to Icy Straits.
 A new halibut bank has been To- cated off Porp0is Island, near Hoonah. .!tR |
 The one-line cannery of William sema1 of Sitka has been completed.
 T. P. Keenan of Juneau contem- plates the erection Of a salmon can nery at Douglas.
 The Sitka Canning Company of Sitka, is declared to be sort Of de!icatessen canning establishment, fitted with enameled washing tubs and vats, presided over by white waisted, white aproned Thlin- ket ladies.
 Four hundred and fifty reindeer carcasses are now in cold storage at Nome awaiting shipment south by tge first boats-
 Cordova Machine Works have moved quarters on the Sitka dock where they occupy a building 36X6o feet and are prepared to handle all machine and blacksmith work.
 Construction has started on a new dredge for the Fairbanks Gold Mining Company located on Fair banks Creek.
The daily Alaskan., 1918-05-21
Warship Repairs.

Over and above the great actiVity of the British yards In building new warships, particularly destroyers' ana the construction of merchant ships an enormous amount of time and laoor has to be devoted to repairs. In re- cent speech Sir Eric Geddes said :; During one month the number or war vessels which needed repairs was nearly 1,OOO-that Is, in addition to the HOO merchant shlps-and that was by no means an abnormal month. Since the beginning of the war Sl,OOO war vessels. including patrol craft and mine sweepers, have been docked or placed on the ways, and these figures do not include repair work done to the vessels of our allies"
 Add to this the armlng of the vast fleet of British merchant vessels, and we have some conception of the enor- nous task of shIpbuilding, equipping and repairing carried on by the British admiralty.
The daily Alaskan., 1918-05-21
WHAT GREAT WARS HAVE COST
Expenditures That In the Aggregate Amount to Sum Sufficient to
 "Staager Humanity"

Recently the congress of the United States passed, almost without debate, the greatest budget in the history of the world, making available for Uncle Sam $7,OO0,OOO,OO0 In order to carry on the war on a scale commensurate with Its greatness. It is interesting, there fore, to compare with this the cost of other wars. The Napoleonic wars, which ragged over Europe from 179S to 1915, cost approximately S7,000, 100000, or the same amount that congress pro vided for the United States to enter into the conflict, and that was only a beginning.
 The Mexican war cost the United States about S1OOOOO,OOO, a compara- lively trifiing sum. The Civil war, however, was a very expensive affair entailing the expenditure of SS'OOO'- GOO 900 from 1881 to 1885. The Franco Prussian war cost the two nations en- gagged about $3,5OO,OOOOOO. The second South African war, from 1900 to l9O2' cost S1, 300, 100000 the conflict between Russia and Japan consumed almost S4 1000 100000, while the United States got ofF very cheaply in the spanish American war with an expenditure or S175.OOO 900. The estimates on the out lay for the present war up to October l of this year were $9S,8l4'S7o'OOO'- Rocky Mountain News.
The daily Alaskan., 1918-05-21
WOULD HANG ON TO QUARTER
Negro Was Determined to Have Some thing by Which He Could Remem.
 her Presidents Gift

It occurred when Mir. Taft was pres ident. He was In Augusta, Ga., and barbecue was to be given in his honor at Mir. c. S. Bohler's country place.
 Mir. Taft was expected to be on hand at a certain hour. The roads were misleading, and fearing to be late he bade the chauffeur stop and inquire directions of an old negro man who trudged along. "Can you tell me where Mir. Bohler's place is?" asked the president. ..'r
 "Yes, sir, I kin, cayse I works dar myself" The way as pointed out was somewhat vague, so. Mfr. Taft told the old man to jump in by the side of the chauffeur and act as guide. Upon ar irving at Mir. Bohler's home, Mir. Taft gave the old man a 50-cent piece.
 MT. Bohler, afterward hearing Of the incident, called the recipient, saying: Uncle Tom, I hear the president gave you fifty cents. You ought to prize that and keep It always as a sou venlr."
 T sho will do dat," the old negro replied.
 A few weeks later Mr. Bohler h. Quired of Uncle Tom If he still had the 50 cents.
 T tell you how 1t waa, boss" an- swered the old negro. q got In a tight nlace and had tO pdS dat money changed. I spent one quarter, but I'm gwine to keep dat udder quarter sho as I live"
The daily Alaskan., 1918-05-21
One Weak Spot
Many skagway People Have a Weak Part and Too Often It's the Beck

Many people have a weak spot.
 Too often it's g bad back.
 Twinges follow every sudden twist. iIs N l
 Dull aching keepa up, day and night. hG Hslsa Backache is often from weak kid- neys. ii d ss,iIj In such cases a kidney medicine i needed.
 Deans Kidney Pills arc for weak kidneys. .--ks
 For backache and urinary trla.
 Good proof of merit in the fol lowing statement.
 James Cubbon, Mgr. Victor Clean ing and Dye Works. 1903 Fssief Way. Seattle Wash. sGys: MY kidneys were In bad shape and every time bent over 1t seemed a though my back would break. Tha kidney secretions were unnatural. b ing scanty, painful and irregular in passage. My work as a tailor kept m. bent over and that made me suffsr all the more. was lame all |. stiff all over and could hardly straisnten up. It wasn't any time before Doan's Kidney Fills had helped me and was soon cured of every sign of the trouble"
 Price COG, at all dealers. Don't simaly ask for kidney remedy get Deans Kidney Pills-the same that MT. Cubbon had. Foster Ailhur Co.,, Mfgrs., Buffalo, N. Y.
 .. -Adyertisemeut.
The daily Alaskan., 1918-05-21
rrne,ors for cuItIvatIon Of RIes.

The French government of Cochin China has become interested in the employment of caterpillar tractors for the cultivation of rice. On September % 1917, a 45 horse power track ma chine valued at more than $500 Unit ed States currency, was purchased tele' graphically. If the experiment Is sue cessful, larger orders will follow. Ev' erything depends upon whether the tractor can operate in the soft rice-pad' dy fields of Cochin China.
The daily Alaskan., 1918-05-21

This Space Contributed by The Daily Aia'Sai
The daily Alaskan., 1918-05-21

Dv tss winter season Ot 1sI1-1s regular sFAin ser cs will be maintained North SAd South Bound between VA. and whitehorse eavDE both eFmnAl' OF and Fridays.
The daily Alaskan., 1918-05-21
Tokyo Grows In Importance,

The prosperity of Greater Tokyo city is shown by the increased taxes over last year, the average being ST per cent. In the eight tax-collection districts the total exceeds 99,O00,00 ven (S49 9,6OO,OO0); the rates of in- crease vary from 9h per cent in the Yotsuys district to 30 per cent ln the Ryogoku and 72 per cent in the Yeitai districts, where the offices and resi- dences of the narikin are located.
The daily Alaskan., 1918-05-21
Why He Wnn Short

"This man says you owe him money, Sam," said the judge. . .'Dat's right, judge, does"
 "WeIl, why don't you pay him|
 "Why, hain't got nothin' [ pay him wiv, judge"
 "Well, why haven't you2"
 'To tell de homes truf, judge, 'spects my wife has felied down on de jobw
The daily Alaskan., 1918-05-21
Sense of Fitness

Having just learned over the phone that he could not get an ounce of coal, Bangs, the terrible tempered, went into the parlor uttering the most awful i'm precations.
 "WIlliam," exclaimed his wife, If you must swear, for mercy don't do 1t standing on the prayer rug."-Bos- ton Transcript.
The daily Alaskan., 1918-05-21

You are invited to visit Keller Bros ice cream kitchen at any time. It is always in a strictly sanitary and orderly condition. Those who uaut the best ice cram know that K B.'s have 1t.
The daily Alaskan., 1918-05-21
WASHING WITHOUT WATER
ls Like Trying to Get Rid If DsadruA
 Without HeTpicido.

rs Like Trying to Get Rld sf DsAdruA
 Without Hefpicidc.
 Did you ever see any one trying te wash themselves without soap or water?
 If you did what would you say of him?
 It is every bit as foolish to try to get rid of Dandruff and to prevent Bald ness by feeding the germs uhich. eau3s 1t. with Canthrarides. Vaseline, Glycsf. inc and similar substances which form the principal ingredients Of most sse. called Hair Vigors. Newbro's Herpicide is successfm be- cause-it attacks and kills the parasiuo germ which feeds on tho hair roots. F It is the original and only genuine scalp germicIde manufactured.
 Sold by leading druggists. Bend 1oc. in stamps for sample to The Herpictds CO, Detroit. Mich.
 One Dollar bottle. guafsnteed.
 Al all Drug Storse. Adv.
The daily Alaskan., 1918-05-21
No WondeN

'T called Smith a hard name just now" ..
 "He doesn't seem to be dIspleased." "Why should he be? told him he was a brick"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-02

He was accompanied by Miss Barbara
Dung who WAS II nurse Of III. Frank
Bags when n baby.
Mr.. ana Mrs. Herman Spring. Of Cam
, brldgr. spent Sunday with their parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIII Spring Of LeGgctt nr-
enur.
J. T. Wood Of East Main street left
sunday for A visit with relatives and
friends in Wilmington. Delaware.
pavid clemens Of Welsburg. W. vi.
MIS- a week end visitor with relatives OF
this place.
Mrs. George MrGurncy Of. north Of
town, lrr, Sunday for Wheeling where
she will undergo an operation nj the
OHIO Valley General Hospital.
Miss Frances Miller or Cambridge
spent Sunday with her uncle. Pcrley
Miller aId wifr Of cherry street.
Richard Hardrsty returned 10 resume
his position in cleveland Sunday after
Spending TWO weeks with his parents.
Mr. and Mrs. y. Z, Hardcsty OF South
broadway,
, Mrs Windsor Chiefly and children and
, Miss Zana Mcrrrr Of Smithiield are Wis
ring at the homo Of II. q. Chiefly OF
West Main street. ..
Ed Hutchinson ~ This piac" Is DUST
ness visitor in Cleveland.
Mr.. anil Mrs, lirrbcr, NhitNnSHr ana
baby. Julia. nf GAINESVILLE. returned I"
their homo Sunday after a visit win
! relatives and friends of this place.
Miss Edna Carter has returned 10
! Columbus after "A visit nj her home on
/ North broadway.
Misscs Eta Fisher and E.lra Nuznnl
Of this plarc ar" attending Inc natiohhi
rduraiInnal association at Pittsburgh
| this week.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-02
Great Britain Explains
To EXCitab|e Peru

WASHINGTON. July I. - Great
Rrtain has explained Ia Peru IN IL stale
m"nt issued by the British minister ut
Lima that the recent delivery 10 Chile
Of a number of ai-pianes was IN accord
with American principles proclaimed by
President Wilson. and that the British
government had not believed the act
would be misunderstood.
WASHINGTON. July l.--Great c4-
element was caused in Peru recently
by the news that military aircraft had
boon furnished III" rival republic. and
congress was held in session At Lima
pcnding developments.
Today the Peruvian minister here.
Mr.. I'rnyrc. received tho text OF the
statement by the British minister at
Lima. as follows:
The minister Of his British majesty
is authorized Ia declare with regard L"
tho airplancs yielded 10 Chile. that his
government never believed this acl
would BE- misintcrprctcd. and that the.
policy Of his British majcsty's govern
!mnnt is founded upon tho same prfncl-
nl"s tho president of tho United States
If America proclaimed recently In MS
upon American affairs.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-02
NOTICE:

The wheeling chapter OF the Red
Cross Is arranging d most bsauttfu.
and unique feature for the parade on
the morning Of July at 10 O'Clock
To work out this formation for the
lady marchers, at least fifty men Will
be needed. Such male marchers arc
requested to appear with white
trousers, white shirts, collars and
ties, and If possible. white shoes.
Straw hats will be acceptable. This
notice is put forth with request
for men who are loyal TO the faith
full women Of the Red Cross and o7n
march IN said parade. Submit BY
letter or postal. names and addresses,
to Secretary Tom B. Foulk. or else
leave names AID addresses ct tn
desk In tie Hub headquarters. Those
men willing 20 march axe asked to
appcar at the Scottish Elite cathedra,
IN ar:ire described at $50 on the
morning of the Fourth.
fs,pned) ToM 3. FoULE.
I,,l,. Secretary.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-02

..ncnun,"r"d. apparently f"S'"r'"l ~ a
rrnIa ran'iiI Designed - create ,''S;ru"i
of tn, ,cw articles IN favor g IA" s:'r-
man pr"du.,s. THIS - mIuE ">"rr"nn.
and n. Commission DESIRES Ia STATE iEat
drugs manufactured wuG'r tn" comm -
sir,'S l,r"u%. aud >.l.l uud..r tn. "Ntu'r-
ir..u' nam" designated ny IA" '"mr's-
son ar. .Nariiy IN" SUM chemically aud
consequently ara as saf" ana cfficaci"us
as ,h"S" sid urh"r IN" German name
for IN" profit Of enemies.
TIL" first drug lr"'n>"d fnr n'1nnfar-
tur~ waS "SalvarSan." community known
rs ";n6." which WAS n llri;.' demand lay
tho medical profession "a large. II
now is known officially as "NrSrh"na-
mine" prh"r drugs Of American manu-
fa"tur" mr., tho local anaes;h"ti" PRO
raiu"." INTRODUCED as .'Eov""aln:" Tar
hital1' 4 hypnotic. formerly "N"rnnal.
and "rh"nyl rinchUninir aCid.' also
known rs "A;"phnn.' used in III" treat
mint &C rheumatism and !"ut.
Following N" licensing IF needed
drugs. tho Commission turned its alton
ti"n tn 6yrstuffs. In whi''L rermany'S
boosted monopoly has h""n broken by
demonstration that Americans can pros
dues rs excellent dyes as anything that
ever came out OF Hamburg.
vast Sims Invested.
Vast sums are hrinS invested in the
United States FOR the carrying on or this
>2ccullarly 6;tr7nan industry" Mr.. Nc
Donald said.
other licensees issued by tho Commits
sinn have been Tor III" u.s. Of tho fmhof
process n Srwa=" disposal. Eu"pinS rr"-
''.'ss Of treating timber and me manufaC-
,ur" &c various wares.
T"utonic ingenuity has contributed to
American prosecution Of the war
through tn" licensing "f tn" minufac-
turc here Of pyrnrhnric alloy. Il spark
ing metal" used ny In: army IN star
shells
Three licenses unGcc German copy
rights ;bavr bc'n issued fer thu printing
uf hooks and several licenses har" been
issued for tho production Of operas own
cd by Germans.
Other activities Of III" Enemy Trade
Division covered hy Mr.. McDnnald's r.
port werc Investigation Of energy com
troll of corpora tons. Som" OF tho mos:
important corporations in the United
States have h.cn found - lr 'HutpostS
Of Kultur.'" Mr. Nc Donald declared.
Mr.. Mcdonald recommended that III"
law against making public military IN
formation by tho publication NJ an in
vcnti"n by III" granting Of Z patent.
should h" changed 20 read 'hv tho pub
li"atinr Of an invention or tho granting
If n patent" in order 20 forbid III" dis
clnSur" in any manner rf information
valuabl" /" tn" enemy which might he
confirmed in Am invention
Applications t. sock patents IN nn"rny
countries have hren forbidden by the
President on recommendation or tho
Commission to prevent III" possibility
Of transmitting military or Industrial
intelligence in thar way.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-02
Briefs and Personals,

John Oliver and family hav" returned
h"nr" after touring in Pennsylvania.
Mrs. y. SCOT. OF Marshall strc~t ar
riTrd ho;nN Saturday from Terra Alta
wh"'t $h" has h""n visiting friends.
Miss Clara Wilson and Thnlrna Scott
will lrav" soon for ClarksburE.
Miss Margaret" k""f OF Pittsburgh
is the ru"St nf Miss Mad"lin barring
Ton.
Miss I.u.lIa Doyle will leave this
w"'k for Cadiz. -. To- visit friends.
Miss Th"nia Morris has returned
bonn. from Cameron. whore sh" has been
VISITING friends and relatives.
Misses HrIdn and Margaret Shrivcr
spen: sunday a: Wavn"spure.
t.dwarr! S.yI"r has returned homo
after Il brief visit with friends in lrtts-
burch
Miss F'lor"nc" Richards has returned
I" R"llair" after 4 brief visit with rel
a;iv.S hHr".
Jamrs Horn has returned homo after
spending a week 4: GAINESVILLE.
RAT Quirl..y spent sunday IN Cameron.
wh"r.. Il" visited friends and relatives.
Mss Ruth Vernon - this city spent
Sunday Il: Grafton.
Mss Pauline Jones has returned 10
W":l>hurg after spending the weekend
with her parents here.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-02
wellous-Wa dloll.

Til" rnrrri"x" of Mr.. Charles W"ll"ns
:" Miss. Ina Wa,lh"il I""k rln"" At IN"
HON" &c Ia" brides parents. Mr.. 7nd
Mr.. Frank WadJ"U "f I&'mira. Thurs
day ..r"runon. Jun -. Mr. md Mrs
Nr'l"us o"rir"l her" Sunday and after
e v'si' w,'h his yHr'niS. nr. and Mrs. j.
" Wr!i"us ~ ';rnuINI"w. :h"E Wi L"
To- rLni"n w'"r, Mr.: W"ll"u,; holds 4
rnT"ruu.nr l">l'l"n. RI" C"nGraiuln-
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charter was issued to-day by IN"
eccrc;urv Of state to the brotherhood
c,-,pnraiivc Store. Inc "r Hmcii'ld :"
,opdrr; a mercantile business: capital
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wood. |. G. Thornton. ]. NJ. ll"u"hlinS
+. l.. Burch"ti. ". T.. Y""kcr. II. "
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Entertained.

Ms Edna TurLl" "r North Chestnut
street entertained ~ h,'r nom" Monday
afi"rr",.u complimentary 1" III" follow
Iur yuu,l: ladies whn ara guests nj Il
h"tI$, PARTY EIy'u toy Miss Elizabeth
tns~r.ls IT N"rth chestnut street: Miss
- Th"lm1 KITE. 81. Paris. OHIO; Ruth
smith. E"2rman. M"urnua: Doris Church
NSihllUin. ohio: l.'uur'. 'rruaN An!
Mildred E"winr az New Philadelphia
Tn. ati.ru""m WIS devoted tn knitting
Miss Kaih"rin" W"rih:nGlon Of South
Lsnc"ln HN"ni" entertained n h'r home
M"ndly evening hun"ring Miss taSsr'l :
I,u'Si>. NC" r"fr"Shm"niS w"r" served
duYln.; ,i... r"ur~" Of IN" evening.