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The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1918-04-11
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Mineral Water

"UuUI VI "ulVI
On the western border Of the ia
Quay Valley. in the vicinity Of
Mesa Pinco Circle S Mountain, Monu-
ument Peak and Lovers Peak, are To-
Gated Lovers Peak and Circle s Min
eral wells. The water from these wells
has been analysed by our State Chem
list and the analysis shows that il
contains many ingredients Of great
medicinal value.
We have rever before published the
analysis Of our new wells. Here il Is
just as it came from DR.. Higley. our
State Chemist:
Calcium Carbonate, 24.G
Magnc ia CarSonatcs ii3
Magnesium Sulphatcs 2O.3
Sodium Sulphates 52s.G
Sodium Chloride 1868
Waters Of crystalization 1873
This analysis has been shown to
most Of the Doctors Of Tucumcari and
they are all agdreed that the new well
IS better than the old. The supply is
also much greater.
According "a statistics, the people
Of the l. S. alone used last year over
600, 100000 gallons Of mineral water
The fact that several Tucumcari doc.
tors have sent patients 10 me 10 buv
Circle S water how what they think
Of it. value.
One doctor tell me he has many
patients that hould be using il all tho
time.
Convincing Testimonials
After using Circle S. Mineral ,ya.
ter from Garrett vel We have been
greatly benefited, We find il fine a. n
laxative and for stomach trouble and
would gladly recommend il 10 anyone
suffering from these troubles.
Mrs, Mae Caldwell,
Mrs. Vim. Harvey,
Tucumcari, New Mcy.
ny wife has been suffering from
chronic constipation for q wear. and
ma tried many rcmcdieg withou, sat
isiaclory suits. A few week. oyo
she hePan using Circle S Mineral Wa.
yer has received more beneG, from
II than anything else ne has cyer p..d
4. T. TODD, West, \. N,
f'r many year ! have been a yur.
ierer from chronic consultation and
stomach trouble, ! have tried MANI
doctors and many remedies amonS
winch are mineral water from Iict
aprnRs, Indiana, and Mineral WclIe
TEXAS, but ! find nothing % yood a.
nircie ). Water from Quay countv
y. NJ. II rs m,Ider ~ drink, mild,
IN It's action, more permanent in 70.
SUITS and cheaper in price. cheer.
iully recommend IL 20 any IN. snr
'erlng from the above troubles
MRS, T.. f.. LAW.
We could give many more t.,,im"
mails but pace costs money. w, Loa,
this water IN sanitary cGntaincrg. f,ogt
rom the welly, ready for you a, al
tImes at following prices:
Eatthcn Jug, gallon 55c
Glass jugs, gallon GGc
Glass jugs, u gallon sLc
| X. X. Q m
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1918-04-11
ABUNDANCE OF HIGHWAY
CONSTRUCTION MATERIAL

Every highway in the country now
possesses potential military value for
every dollar saved in the cost Of trans.
p~ortation counts in the sum total of
war-saving.
Out of "A maze Of n quarter million
miles of road in the United States.
must emerge u number of great high
ways of importance and consideration
from the Federal Government and the
States. From these must emerge II
National system of roads such
as France had. for the distribution of
her wealth and which saved her very
national existence when the Huns leap
ed upon her.
The passenger automobile now is
an asset to transportation that cannot
be disregarded in any comprehensive
survey of the problems of today's trans
%portation which is fast becoming very
acute.
The average man gives his first
thought to his immediate locality; but
in this age and scope of his under
standing must extend over his state.
then encompass the entire country,
and finally he must realize that the
United States is now n participant in
the internal arena, playing IA command
ing part. Such IA role is possible only
when a large majority of the people
can sense II changed status in re-
gard to the destiny which awaits the
greatest Of ala republic in which all
citizens recognize that no longer can
the individual live for himself alone.
The war will be won with the con.
%servation of resources and increased
production.
Lack of transportation facilities is
the limiting factor in the participa-
ton of the United States in the war.
In the business life of the Nation
the first set of acts is represented 10y
transportation. 1t is only through the
having of high ideals that progress
ever comes.
The economy Of the nation in the
building of highways in place of rail.
roads lies in the use of the mundane,
of highway construction material
Throughout most of the country, ex.
cept perhaps some plains sections ",
al find cheap road building material
either close to hand or within a rea.
sonable hauling distance. If we use
stones for s~urfacing, we are utilizing
something for which there is very lit
tie other uses.
Cement-sand stone can never be higi
on account of scarcity, while the ma,
terial that enters into railroad con
struction in time will become higl
from scarcity alone. With the con
struction of highways rather than rail
roads there will be spared annually for
other uses millions of trees which nov
go into cross-ties that have to be re
newed every so often unless creosoted
+. NORRIS HOBART,
County Highway Supt
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1918-04-11
PRESIDENT OPPOSES A WAR
COMMITTEE

The proposed bill by Senator Cham.
berlain of Oregon for forming a War
Committee is very Objectionable to
President Wilson.
German military efficiency has been
due to the fact that the conduct of the
war has been intrusted to a single
head. If this proposed War Commit.
tee is to divide authority with Presi.
dent Wilson, it's only result will be to
invite disaster.
1t took four long years for Abraham
Lincoln to win the War of lS6l-5; and
it took five long years for George
Washington to win our war of indie.
p%endence, and yet there are some ~
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1918-04-11

1t is impossible to conduct "a great
war or even a small war without some
grating. In our Spanish American
Val of 1898, the rotten beef scandal
resulting in the death of thousands
of u brave boys. is still fresh in the
public mind. If the unwise
proposed by Senator Chamberlain for
creating n Wan Committee should un-
fortunately become Il law, it would
not only be a severe blow on our eff
cheney in conducting the war but it
would open the doors to wholesale
grating. This is apparently n of
the objects of the bill. The grafters
have had mighty little picking" dur
ing this war, and they are evidently
working on Congress endeavoring to
create confusion in order to secure OPP
p%ortunities for plying their abomin-
able trade.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1918-04-11
Convincing Testimonials

After using Circle S. Minera! wa.
ter from Garrett well we have been
greatly benefited, We find it fine as a
laxative and for stomach trouble and
would gladly recommend il 10 ANYONE
suffering from tho. ,r,,II,.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1918-04-11
Cut This Quit is Worth Money

DON'T MISS THIS. Cut out thia
slip, enclose with five cent to Foley
a. Co., 1885 Sheffield Ave, Chicago, iii
writing your name and address clear.
ly. You will receive in return "A trial
package containing Foley's Honey and
Tar Compound, for coughs, colds and
Group, Foley Kidney Pills and Foley
Cathartic Tablets. For sale by Sand.
Dorsey Drug Store.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1918-04-11
Typewriter repairing and cleaning
Phone %,
at Sure Does the Work"

Mrs. w. H. Thornton, 1923 w. 10th
St. Little Rock, Ark, writes: "My
little boy had a severe attack Of Group
and | honestly believe he would have
died if it had not been for Foley's Hon
ey and Tar. / would not be without
it at any price, as it sure does the
work." Best remedy known for coughs
colds, whooping cough. For sale at
Sands Dorseys.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1918-04-11
Don't Let II Iinger

A cough that "hangs on" wear down
the sufferer, leaving him unable to
ward off sickness. Jos. Gillard, lis
Fillmore St., Nashville, Tenn, writes
81 was suffering with "A dry hacking
cough and "A pain in my chest, but ever
since taking Foley's Honey and Tar
Compound ! have been relieved" T.
soothes, heals and cures. For sale by
Sands Dorsey Drug Store.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1918-04-11

1t ought not to take Russia long 10
recognize which is her friend, the old
Kaiser who purposes to dismcmber
her, or President Wilson who insists
on the German evacuation Of Russian
territory.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1918-04-11

The government is now taking pre-
caution to keep American invention for
the service of America. If this had
been done when experiment. in air
ships and submarine boats were be-
ing conducted, the advantage would be
considerable.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1918-04-11

Buy a Liberty Bond. The govern
ment needs your money. You cannot
expect to get any sympathy from the
Kaiser if he should obtain power to
draw upon you. 1t takes money to buy
food and ammunition. Dig up.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1918-04-11

reasoning people who complain be-
cause President Wilson has not con
quered the greatest military machine
the world eve saw in less than one
year.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1918-04-11

FLETCHER on Thursday evening
April 18th.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-04-23
NO M5RE RUNNING SORES
John Coleman Co. or Hoee-Davis Drug
Co. Sell an Ointment Called San
Cura That Is a Positive Relief

II matters not how old. persistent
or PUiSunuuS TN Sur'' il. san tuna
OininnnI. IN. powerful IniiS"piir. will
draw ont til" pui<"n and promptly heal
the sore.
So sure OF his Hr" Ill" uwn"rS. III"
Thompson Medical TO-. that they hav"
authorized The John Coleman 60. "r
flOg".l1HVi$ nrug 90. Ia return the
purchaS" price if san u:a nintnrni
doesn't do I'LL This PAPER says /, will
do no fhir"r off," was ever made"
T.. -. EmiIun. TiiuS"iIlr. Pa. says:
my arm WIS covered with twenty
-Four running Sur''- AMI swollen II"
wir. lis natural >iIr. san Cara DIN
m'nt r,luird th' pain. drew Gus 1ht
poison aud healed III" arm in IN in
rrcdihly short time. II l. the greatest
compound fnr heading | EYER used"
The healing powers ot san tHrA
Ointment ara. ii':i" short Ut marvellous.
II give; relief. aEd i Guaranteed Il"
help ~alr rh'.'im. "rI"mla. hl"rr!inr,
itching or rrnIrrdin@ piles. ulcers.
buil> rartrunrl"s. rh"pp"d hands and
chilhlaln~. In rui&. burns. SraldS and
bruises il alIaN> rain and IS healing
3nr. Gur and II - u !Hr. Rl mail un
r"rriri uf price. j: Your druggist i
out ul il TT does mo- k"'I. it.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-04-23

The hoard nf directors -; fh.. WnIunn'S
cluirs held their final m""iii~ Yesterday
afternoon in tn" Hotel WindSur. This
closing feature was rrri'tr wlIh mat
tcrs Of vital imr"rtuur''. i'r"m"St
among which was In" authorization IT
the S..crr :try Ia send lettings /" tn" stat"
senators and rnngr.'S SIn"n. protesting
against thr passage "f lh. ''H"u" system
law \ lsn letters Ia N" san" r"rir'-
s"niaiiv".. endorsing h:il Mhi,'h 'lrr""' :
the United States commissioner II "du-
cation to crrato laws t" r"'Iu"" "IduIi
iIlitrr,ty."
The plans of n" child w"liar'- am
pli,n committee, fer Ih.. w"rk ri carry
ing out the governments I"ui!"$i 'hnt
all children under sin years al ~" Il"
measured. weighed AMI registered. WAS
read BY Mrs. AIndr"w Wilson. IN" char.
man, IN WIS most "m!!nISiI.;ii'.lily IN
dursr,i ~ the committee"
Two splendid h,n"fite hrv, h'rm az
ranged. ~ "hj"", ~ 'wh;r!, j. Ia" 'iIId-
welfare fund. An event :" /" 'arri'ri
out m quit" AN elaborate. ..";il.iS s.h'.d-
uIed for Flag lHy. Jurr' It, vii" Wheel
INK Park ~ IN" >pa"I"mS E,Iri@r"lii'i
tor tho ''"l"brG!":1 ana Nj l. i'ar"
T"mlins =, IS rhrirnrnu ~ ia" hug. as
f"ir IN" ..sr.'; ur"-ra:r e whi'n NH
t.. annnun,., !at,t No. n'-r '.',.'
which Will hai,. :,r rs "hI.,.i Ia. ~r,a'
noble lurrns, w,!' J." til. slowing "i
tho wonI"r'ut fiiiu. Tin" i:U" l;irh" a.
;i.. t,.Iri ih'"ir. mn Nav H.. - 1ni -.
Mrs. Julian I"aru'. rln,rma; -! 'i!'
ti'iaIrc ,"'rnI'i".. - i" Liz after his
latter !,r"i".t in" fi!r - question - u
J.,~kl ,,r'.dr."'l. 'n ,I,i hls -.""n'lN ben
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-04-23
Farewell to Or. Roontz.

Tho conErrEntinn nr IN" Second l'r"s-
hytcrian church ar" planning IuIt" an
rlalnrTii" far well party for ihrir pas
tor. mr.. ThnS firi"r kunntZ. for III" "'ni.
ing sunday evening. thr. k""ni" l"nI -
shortly m Il three month tour Of til
training camps If tn" country ar'h with
This III mind. the devoted members If his
congregation have prepared a pro
gramrn'. q! which patriotism PES 'h'
k"y-n"t".
Hon. Frank NrSh'tt viii xiv. an HU-
rrnpriatn address FIR ia" rr"t$Ium. N
addition "a il musical programme" nf 'N-
,.rfi' TT numbers. closing with few
rnr;lnE words from tn" hun"rrd pastor
himself.
DR.. knnnt2 expects I" =" his "hi;" IN
III" big fight, by m"nn$ ii "n""uinGinE
thu boys" III III" various camps with
his talks and t"' - means # "nr"ura 60
mont 10 them. 'rh" Reverend "l"rryman
was n rIHss-mat. Of President Wilson's
ard is - r"-s"nal rr"nh If III" r'hi"f IN
rCuiiNE.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-04-23
TWO POLICE OFFICERS
HAND in RESERVATIONS

Officers Harry kreugtr and Frank
Woods. OF the local police department,
handed their designations 10. Chief
Campbell Henderson last evening. NO
cause for their rcSigninC was given.
The chief ut once named William
Plants and Charles Flanagan as thu
ONES 10 take their places. aud they
went on duty al once.
These are he first designations 10
b,. nad,. under thA new chief, and they
come as a great surprise. Both har''
been on rhr force for sometime and
are prominent. They have been S"rv'
ing in North Wheeling and III" East
End
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-04-23
P0SLAM FOE OF
SKIN DISORDERS
HEALS RAPIDLY

|: N'w suffer with any rruptional
trouble. q" not l.l another day pass
without trying p"Slan.
Let your own skin tell y"u how III
ri,n; il is, what splendid help II ran
render y"u in driving away fIuPlrS.
healing ErH"Inr. tI%p"SiHg "f EH$hr$.
SurthlnE and nllaymS inflammation.
Thu test is Ia apply I'"sl"m I" u small
affected Surfa".' II night and III In"
morning lunk "a ser Improvement. Heat
ing power WhI"h supplies n S"'thiuG.
ru,ufnrrrnr intIu"n".. l. h"r" IN ,rrilr"i-
trrl'i form.
Said -v"rywh"r". For free snmpl'
write IT, Emergency Laboratories. 70"
W"S, iGth 81. Nrw York city.
l'"~iam Soap. m",iIrat"i with Eos
lam. l!lGht"n~. h"ruti Ii"S compilations.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-04-23
WHEELING BOY
WEBS IN EUROPE
WILLIAM CLINTON cHSSIRE UNIT
ED STATES SOLDIER. MARR1ES
SCOTCH LASSIE.
Has Been in The Service For Number
OF Years With Our Unc1e Sam and
In Europe For Some limo.

Tn first w"ridiug NJ a Wheeling sol
,ll,.r ~: European soil has i"rn ann"Un"-
81 hero. tn" principals h'jnE Lieutenant
William Clinton .'h.~Sir". we'll known
cut II" PIX" N"lIliG nam. I" Miss Mar
rar,.t T.! RANKS Logan. NJ thr family
residence" glasgow. scotland. IN March
1>th lrSi. TIL" Wedding was attended
nnL- - ylh" ju'ln,at" Eri'ndS "f tn" hr'd"
:Lrd ~'v"rit fri"n,ts. S"tfI"r boys. "t the
Ernuit- .\rrNriIu:; In w"rd r'''"INr1. Mt.
,hrSSir" * in rilarC'' &C training sta
tinli Of A'u"rirnn troops in IN" ''nl;d"n-
tHn hills ur Scotland.
Lrut"ntT' Th"SSir" has boon in tho
a"rvrr fnr IN" pas: Ugh; years and is
we'll known hrr" lie mot Miss Logan
on 4 former ;ri' 20 Eurnpr when hr' was
IN tho Marines. with n" Atlantic fleet
Later u" YEAS given An h0n"rahl" dis
,harc" from n" Marines At III" md "f
his enlistment r.ri"I and Joined Tn" r"G-
ulMr army q, E"ck Island. III. H." has
boon in Eurnp.' Tor som" TING past.
Whit" III this city Mr. Fh"SSir" Was
connected with lh" W"$t Virginia Tr"c-
ti"u ,nd E!"rrri" company. with The
Pennsylvania, Lines and also with the
Greer and lLtiac EFa rdwar" company. H."
has - hos: uf friends who will wish The
happy ruupl n safe v"rag" IN tho INIT
rimnrial sca.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-04-23
CAMP GROUND LADIES
HOLD BIG MEETING
FOR SUMMER PLANS
Zig Summer Ahead for MounoSVAIe
Camp Grounds-E7ery1n1ng
Remodeled.

\, , nl"rliuC Of the ladies FORMING
III. NoundSvllIr Camp Ground aSS"cia
Ton. last evening. III he Grand 1chtFh.
hur,,l u,aus for the annual supper and
canning of summer was madr. ii WAS
:ov.ycr. decided not I" hold the supper
in this city. hu; instead 1" gtN" the
affair nn tn" camp grounds ana 10 pc
IN the form Of Il biz patri"tlc AFFAIR
Solicitors were app"inird. wh" Will Z"
10 tn. Mound city during The coming
week IA complete" preparations lot t"~
event ard IL prepare the place LOT Inc
banquet
II was aunuunr,rl during IN" meeting
that rh- hotel IN the camp grounds.
known as IN" Camp Ground motel. had
bern rnrhpIrtrly rempdcled. Running
u,i,.r ,@,r unw b. hud in tho rooms and
hathrr,,rns hav,, been installed. AS TINS
J., u lning that has h'"r III the ItSl un-
known Il will irobnhly PRIV" an Addsn
nj rncii"n Ia visitors.
Pho. cottages on til" Er.indS nave an
h,,.u rented several having been sou
10 u,.W l,artirS. Tn" three largest COZ
,,rnS hav.. been l"t {" itr'l" if"''
N'ashinElnn j.. g.. ami Pittsburgh. THIS
means ;h:.t the old camp grounds are
ginning rru!nin.nr" am"Iis I'"rl' away
from her..
new Keeper pI Tia grounds WAS T"-
GENTLY arI"inr"d. VIII" viii im!neh"a'"lS
begin t. pui IN" grounds III ShAr". rlke
M. oM l..a",s aud generally u'aul''y
tn. grounds. tIf * Very energetic anu
much * "X"'rt".i Of HIM.
Nhnu May /. MIR. Charles t""". VINO
ha,: rharS" T.: tn" program Tor 'hr SCH
>,r. wIll publish :, printed program ~
th,. events Ter ia" Summer. Speakers oil
i,,r,.n
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-04-23

D. Hughes. Gpurgr HuSrman. Charles
Fox and John Siebeck. HuSeman and
Fox put up S5U0 bond for their appear
ance. and the other Iwu ut" in Jail. be-
ing unable TO furnish thu bond.
The city is 10 be- rid Of loaterS. &C
cording to the city officials. and they
havr many suspects bcin. watched.
Unless the full IS hours work is made
this week. there will be arrests made
and the drive will be- relentless. bar
ring none.
The officials of practically every 9th.
er city in the country have taken up
arms against the "loaferS. and il is
hoped to e1terminatc those who Shirk
in their duty NATIONALLY.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-04-23
Manufacturer Has Roster

One manufactures in the Wheeling
district has gone so far as 10 Keep a
rahulated bullet in nj thr doincS or ms
men in This war work. and for every
dollar that he has subscribed 10 either
the Liberty Loan. Red Cross. !. NJ. ;
A.. Salvation Army nr any other 1uno
~ is given rhp proper cr%dtV. and when
the end comes hr will bs given card
with This information on il. He can
then show The boys who return ma
Whit. he did not fight he helped While
At homo and his money did fight.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-04-23

released AMI only shown in III" larger
cities "i III. ""Hulry, in every inStanr"
drawing rapH"'i" houses.
Mrs tTcra " 'ta:t#. the acting chair
man Of tn, music department. announ"-
ri tn" closing concert Tor Thursday.
Apiil 2alh u. tn" Scottish k!l" '%tilIrdra.
Ter ;h' benefit If III" E"l truss.
Tn board rnnrluL"h its many details
hy d.Cihln- I" SIND contribution I" I'll"
srh"lnr<htr tuuI II tn St"'r. Th" Sos
sion rlusI.i with in" retiring president.
Mrs. j L.. Garden, making u Short All
dress in which shr thanked IN" board
irr their Kindness and courtesy shown
her during her wv" years as head ri fh''
mrg:,uiZ:Ltinu Mrs Gard, Ms successor
will ~ elected and InauEnratcd AT TIL"
meeting 10 h.. h"ld on May ).
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-04-23
ParR-Grffin.

Special dispatch /" III" ln''il;:;' n"'T.
WEIl.SRt RI. trrI -. MISS Nellie
Griffin. daughter II MIR. and Mrs. lanes
II. Griffin. "f I&n columbus pla"'. Long
Branch. y. j.. and R"l"rt clark. for
rn"rly uf his ,'iiN. but now IF Whining
ton. pei. w"r" married nj tn" brides
hun,.. 1T 80 "'.l",k ihlS AFTERNOON. E"N.
Charles f. M"t '"3. pastor Hf IN" First
BAPTIST church. performed III" ceremony
IN The presence ."i relatives and friends
~ the. popular young couple.
Tn" hri'i' was attir"d III u tan ""l"r"d
>.rg.. tniI"r u.Id,'. travelling suit. TIL"
hnuS,. WiI$ nr,.tliil Decorated with plants.
palms AID ut Flowers. After tn" core
muny the heiI" and hrld"cruom received
At ih"S, aSS"lnhlr,I and
r",rIarr.'i Ia participate in thu. rt'crpt.N on.
Ant"r in ia" att rn,mrf th.' nrwlN-w"hs
,i..pnrirI far their newly furnished homo
~ Wilmington
Th' hrdr * tav"rlt" among u hn~'
If fri mis- and won favor in tn" hIei-
nrSs> set :"r: 81 III" city when fi,iirG: u
rlrrl'Hl puSiti"r. Sh" WAS an active
w"rk"r ~ rl". "'Irsi baptist church atrd
"u.rr.il. II. ~" w"ifnI" uf ih| rhila-
then S''.I"t". Mir l'nrk i engaged al
fl.. H''f!.i. ~ >ir,f riHni at Whining:
ton.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-04-23
Woman's Club Concert.

RI" closing concert -! In" music de-
p:trt.n. nj 81 t." wum&n'S climb wIIi TAX"
plac,' ~ n" Scottish Ei'" cathedral IN
ThuhS'ily rN"EinG. Arrii 18th. IA" entire
Irur',.ris of which Will Z" I" the 1:rd
Cross TIL" following capah!" committee
would s":m Ia inSur" III" success nf Ia"
affair: Mrs. Flor, Williams chairman.
assisted Ivy Mosdamrs. Frank Cnrlln- 5,
NJ Nny"s. w. j.: Rowrd li"n f. Morris
and Miss .Ndclaidr ShrckHy.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-04-23
FULTON AFTER THE
SECOND STAR IN FLAG

Mr. 7. i. Callahan. reported last
night that the town Of Fulton had set
Il record for the state, in that She
had won one gold star for her Honor
Flag and was nearing the second star
with the amount running over s5O,0U0
with their given quota AS $23 .050.'
The citizens OF the little town are
proud of their record said Mr.. Gala
han and are working just as hard
IN get another one as they did 10 get
the first one.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-04-23
TAE SOLDIERS COMFORT KITS"

A-r -. ;n..".' "'ih..:' = az i Aiei.'> F't
fAu, IL" Ar;,>,.:i. :,wd,- ~ siIAHr m" The shoes
ia. I,.,.x.ir, Militia s.,IS-> lr.l ~ :rAnIa: ~
>n.s" f-,"f Is. ~ .i,r.; >hrtS Zach tE'"a'as L
sk.- :.r ~: d. ,f'-I :' $."'. !r">h''o> RI" t~
.n,t ~: :r~'.: '.:I.t .rF:> n!i:'sS. ,'4ai>'S
mi rhtaS <au;.". :'i:"r i'-~s Aliens FOX I'D -"
lns r... ;a. s;ar!I:. -,";."iy I,r os'c - :saT>
Try = 2" ,lIv .n'! maj san" :acsas'S :" :"uf
friends i. Array ai.l $Ass
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-04-23
Concert This Evening.

Karl Krupp Of tn" Great Lakes Naval
stations b;Ind. viii be heard IN All M
t"resting and rare concert this "N"nlhE'
at the F:lkS Auditorium. on Efficient II
street. assisted Ivy David Crawford. IT
this city. y rrugramm" Of *rl"n""
numbers will b. rendered by tn" noted
musician.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-04-23
-FOUR VAGS ARE
UNDER ARREST
POLICE MAKE GOOD ON FIRST
DAY OF THEIR DRIVE
AGAINST LOAFERS.
Many Work Slackers" Are Under
Surveillance, and Arrests Are
Expected.

The Wheeling police have made a
GOOD start on their drive against loaf
erS or work slackers. as they are
properly termed. anu last night there
wer" four who's" nam.S will b. read
on tn. roll call by Judge Marsh Wat
kinS in pnlc' court his morning.
ThrS. ar, the first arrests under the
r,llin" nt th' rily officials against ragS.
and they Will b" mad" examples Of.
Those arrested yesterday were y.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-04-23
General Bridges Head Of i:
British Military Mission:

ant General &. T. ". Bridges OF the
British army, who recently arrived in.
Washington. has been made principal,
military adviser Of British ambassador
and high commiss oner and head OF all
british military missions in the United
states