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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-08-30
.SOUTHSIDE ITEMS.


The vacant lot on Hull street and
Cowardin avenue has been selected by
the South Side Patriotic club for the
big service flag to be unfurled in honor
OF the 40 young men who have an
swered the call to the colors. The
stars on the flag stand for the men in
the service going from the district
boupds ed by Fifteen street Spring Hill,
Twenty street and the eastern
boundary OF the South Side. pa
triotic program will accompany the
unfurling Of the flag during the early
been AT work securing the names OF
the yong men for several weeks.
The stars will stand for the follow
ing:
r L A,well. C. r. Ashbrook. Roland
Alley.
J. H Burns, J. 0. Burns, C. B.
Burns, Blain Burton, Jessie Burton, Fl.
l.. Bass, James Bass. Elmer Il Biggs.
John Butler. Jonn Beach. Slower
burn. l. Bohannon, Henry Bergman.
Harold cheatham. w. C. cheatham,
| Roy Cox. Richard Condry. Robert
Claiborne. Lloyd Coumby. A. Cleaton,
! e. H Collie. Ira Crouch. Charles c,
Childress-
Earl Davis, Fl. Q. Dickerson. Jack
Durham, Osborne pickerson. Albert
DOYLE.
r. E. Evans
Thomas Z Ferguson. P E. Fergus
son, G, j. Flynn, Irwin Fowler
Frank Griffin. Ernest r. Goode
G. W Holder, James Hayes, w. S.
s NJ Hancock. Howard Hobeck Lee
Hamilton. Ernest Hawkins.
Ernest Ingram.
Percy Jones. Gillian Jones. F. c.
Jones. L. c. Jones, Glenn Jones' II. L.
Jones, Gus Johns.
Oscar keaton.
II. NJ Lifsey, l. A. Lipseouh. B. E.
| Lordy, Charles Lowman, Traver Low
man. Rush Loving. G. T. Lennon. G.
! w. Lanier. E. F. Lanier.
| Henry Moore. r. II. Moore, Archie
/ Moore, Charles Meredith. George Mer-
edith, r. w. Morgan, b. V. Markham
: w. T. Mann, Edgar Mastin. Melvin
Moore. H. D. Monk. W, S. Monk. Claude
Moody. waverly Moring.
! Raymond Neister. Joe Newton. c. L.
/ Neal. Charles Newly.
| John O'Brien. Jr.. S. w. Owens, r.
E. Osborne.
| McKever Pate, C. K. Patterson. J.
| r. Powell, II. H. Poster, w. r. Pear
man. George Petit. Douglas Petteway,
! r. l. Pearson, E. T. Pearson.
| John Richardson. Robert w. Rudd
! w. L. Rudd. Melvin Reams. r. T.. l.
| Reams, Teo. c. Rerford. o, c. BEDFORD
/ l.. A. Redford.
| Julian Smith. H. G. Sutton, George
&c Shuttle, w, w. Sirich. ]. p Staples
/ John ]. Starke, E. A. starke. G. L.
sharpe. w. T. Sladden. ]. Fl. Stanley
Earl Sewers.
Bernard Toney. Garland on ~
! Harry Todd.
: rohn waymack Harry womack
Neil womack. w. w webster. p. T.
Wells. Harrison Wright. ]. P. White
F f. White, Aubrey Walker. Harry
Williams, f. P. Williams. E. L. vii.
hanson, walter Williams, Sam Wit
/ liams.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-08-30
PRESENT FRENCH FLAG
TO CITY SEPTEMBER G
fected For Notable Occasion Mt
John MarahaM High school

At the instance OF the ambassador
OF the French republic, official pre-
sentAtion of \ handsome French fag to
city Of Richmond through the French
representative. August SimoDpletri. as
sisted by all French citizens and de-
scendants of the French in this city
will take place at $40 o'clock Friday
evening. September s. the anniversary
of de Lafayette and of the first battle
of the Marine In the auditorium of
John Marshall High school
Mr.. Jusserand. the French anabassa-
dor, will be officially represented by 3
special envoy for the presentation
The official tender OF the nag was
made by-M. Simonpietri. assisted by
Major Joseph L.eMasurier. the United
states property and disbursing officer
for Virginia to the mayor and to the
administrative board on Monday, and
officially accepted by the administra-
tive board for the city.
special musical program will be
arranged for the occasion by Oswald
r. Blake. OF this city. and at the re-
quest of the committee Mr.. Blake. who
is q celebrated tenor, will sing the
"Marsellaise' in French.
Mr.. Sinoonpietrt has issued a call to
all French citizens and descendants of
the French in Richmond and vicinity
to act with him as a committee In
honor to France on this occasion.
Several speakers of national reputa-
ton have been requested to be present
and a cordial Invitation Is extended the
honor to the occasion.
public Of Richmond to assist in doing
Jailed for Stealing Smokes.
Clane Patterson, colored. was CIV
en- sixty days in Jail yesterday by
Justice Crutchfeld for taking a lot
OF cigarettes from the Cliff Well
Tobacco company,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-08-30
yiolators Give Checks.

In atonemcnt for having violated
the lightless night ordinance OF the
United States fuel administration
F. W. woolworth & Co.. AIS East
Broad street: Peoples Photo Studio
SIS West Broad, and ]. j. Ltggon
restaurant. 500 Brook avenue. gave
checks to the Red Cross an a compro-
mise when the Richmond commission
discovered that the violations were
unintentional A complete city survey
on Tuesday night failed to disclose
a single violator.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-08-30
Hfrs. GIN Restens rost.

After mothering orphan boys for
over thirty three years Mrs. Joseph
r. Gill has resigned her position as
matron of the Richmond Male Orphan
asylum on account of her failing
health. Mrs. Gin is just recuperating
from an illness and is in the home OF
her brother-in-law, Mr.. Burton. Be-
Iona. Powhatan county. Mrs. Talbot.
her sister. Is acting in her place at the
asylum. During the years Mrs Gill
has been with the hundreds OF boys
she has made many lifelong friends
among them. The orphanage waa
established seventy-fv years ago.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-08-30
Funeral Of Leroy Maxey.

The funeral of Leroy Maxey. for
merly of the South Side. who was killed
in Raleigh, N c.. Tuesday when he
was caught and crushed between two
freight cars. was held yesterday after
noon from the home OF his aunt. Mrs.
@. p. Nunnally. 40 West Twelfth
street. The body was taken to Anne
liza for burial there today. Mr.. Maxey
was twenty-eight years old. He was
uncoupling cars on the Seaooard
tracks at the time he was killed. He
was employed as hagman.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-08-30
CONTINUATION OF Deash.

Confirmation Of the death OF Lieu
tenant Randolph Fitxhugh Mason In
France. July 20. has been received by
his father, the Rev. DR.. Landon
Mason. rector emeritus OF Grace Epis-
copal church. Lieutenant Mason was
in the 303rd infantry machine gun
battalion. He was an N. A. Of the
University OF Virginia and . former
instructor q McGuire's unissraiD
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-08-30
Criticism At al Club.

The criticism committee has charge
OF this weeks Ad club meeting at
the Business Mems club at 1:15 today.
Frank Davis. OF the Merchants Jour-
nal and Commerce. will lead the criti-
cism Of advertising copy submitted by
s. r. Leaning. Of Kaufman company,
and Mr.. Leaning will lead the crlti-
cisrn Of copy submitted by E. l. lay
0ald, Of NaAsey Business college.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-08-30
SMALLPOX Case Here.

A little nine-year-old girl residing
at 1900 Third avenue. Highland Park.
was discovered to be suffering with
smallpox Wednesday and she was
taken to the smallpox hospital by
order OF DR.. Chichester. She had been
IN for two weeks. All persons having
been In contact with her were vac
ctnafed and No spread Of H. diseAse
jG1enrn6 y .B-A%0 04 ;EanA
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-08-30
Lieutenant Miller Escapes Death.

Lieutenant James A. Miller, son OF
Mrs. A. Trent Miller. of SIS West
Grace street, narrowly escaped death
in France July Is. Part OF his heimet
pierced his scalp and Just stopped
before touching his brain. 1t was re-
moved without chloroform. He was
also wounded slightly in the leg. He
is recovering in the hospital. Lieu
tenant Miller is in Company X, Forty
seventh infantry, u. S. regulars.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-08-30
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF
Thornton Rrappoinaed.

President Wilson has reappoineeo
Postmaster Hay T. Thornton. OF Rich
mond. for a term of four years ana
his name has been sent to congress
for confirmation. Mr.. Thornton mas
been right on the Job all OK the time
and last Christmas when the mans
were so heavy the way in which the
local postoffice cleared its packages
and letters was commendabie. No in
convenience was suffered. though In
other cities there was all kinds OF
trouble. Even the railroad changes
have made no difference to the Rich
mond once under Mr.. Thornton
direction. He has most ably headed
this department.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-08-30
How Food Saving in This
Country Makes Possible
Smiles, Pies, and Dough-
nuts Over There, When
The Salvation Army Dis
tributes Good Things in
The Trenches.

These are what you might call
Ions distance smjies. because they
originated over mere, although
they are being smiled over there"
They were made possible when YOU
saved that extra spoonful Of sugar
and cut down on wheat bread. For
the wheat and SUGAR that YOU saved
oeina made daily ~ the SAWS
ion Amy iassies into douxhnuts
ana piee for our soldiers IN the fro,-
I'm" trenches In Fame One glance
at the picture will tell you that they
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-08-30
Visiting Mrs. Dalton

Mrs F. r. Dalton, OF Woodland
Heights. has as her guest Mrs j. w.
Hates, OF Newport News.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-08-30
women Auditors wanted.

The government wants women
clerks for the auditing department IN
the internal revenue ONCE in Wash
ington. The call came yesterday to
the state council Of defense. Three
hundred women are needed at once
to replace drafted men. Charles Rus
sell Keeling. secretary Of the council
Of defense. will give information.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-08-30
Olaen--EnEitsh

A marriage OF interest is that
nounced by Mr.. and Mrs. G.. NJ. e
lish. of their daughter. Carrie Lee
Olaof Olsen, U. S. N. S.. the cerem
having been solemnized in Baltim
on August %, the Rev. Charles Eys
officiating. Mr.. and Mrs. Olsen '
make their home in Norfolk.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-27

ference at l'arkcrSDufg.
Dr. I. f. Hutchinson Of MnundSrili"
was q social and business caller III TN"
city yesterday.
Tho crowd that witnessed the sights
OF tho trophy train here Monday was
variously estimated al from three 10 fly"
thousand. Good order and much en-
UusiaSm and patriotism prevailed.
Hon. Eirtur T.. Myers at M0undSvrlie
was Il prominent guest with the trophy
train here Monday.
orna l.. KinsHy. our photographer.
will lc;iv" in few days for Taylor
county. whore hr will spend tho winter
teaching school mar Grafton.
Austen Houndv has returned 70 Camp
Sherman. after spending Il tivr-day fur
cough ut his HON" h"r".
rolic" Officer James Murphy arrested
what was supposed to l." = regular veg
Monday morning. Tho first charE" IN b.
brought against the fellow was for FaG-
runcy, fer which h. was fined !lH and
costs whlrh H. paid and was released
He waS then r"lrrcStrh and held pending
information from federal prison in tn"
west, .Nbom 2 r. m. il" broke jail Nv
prying open tho lock on the cell door.
s W. McCardir and son. W. +. Nc
Cardtc. were AT Glen Easton ON business
yesterday.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-27
THE GLAD LITTLE GIRL.

The Glad Little Girl of -PolfEnnna
who brought Sunshin" into s" many
livos, Miss Patricia CollinCc. has new
play this season III 'rillie. = Mennonite"
Maid" that I<law & ErlanGcr ana
George g. Tyler ar" to. present 1T IN"
Court theatre next Friday and SatGr-
dav evenings and at n" Saturday maj :
innn. As Tillic, tho little girl "r"nEh;
I'D with all the stcrnnc*S and stT'rt-
ness Of the Pennsylvania Dutch. WI"
has n very unhappy lif" N HON" HS Il
drudge. but who finally acquires mn Oh
ucatinn and afterwards great ha7ni-
ness. Miss CollinEn is said L" nav"
found a role IN which sh" - $''"n /"
..r,,r greater adsant;tC" han max or
~. Glad r:.ri that has =" srn'i"ar"c' her
80 tb" ih"atr.gnerS. The comedy.
whirh IS in four acts. - dr.nhi 10
non Of fI"l"n X. Martins "S"""dinGlT
popular story Of tn" pennsylvania
Dutch. '~ril1ic. M"nr"nt" Mn.':. ma,
WAS ono Of tho best sellers IF it9
.year The dramat:Za'I"n has h"'i'
mad. hv tho :tuthnr"SS n"rs"l! IN '"l-
labnr:tlion with Frank Howe. II. ana
it's producers arc said I" har" provided
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-27
THE THEATRES
TRAVEL FESTIVAL
ATTRACTS CROWDS,
49,. rs.a4r, areets Return Of Lyman
n roUe,. pictures With Big
Turnout.

r,r1,n Fl. Howr's Travel Festl'"'
on.nsd i,s three-day stay ~ the court
,ss,,-s last evening Ia large house
,d all nrcsrnt marveled At the SeSHi-
,n-ly impossible fcatS that are PIX
s.ntsd. Things that ar" IMp"SS'o' I"
500 o:hcrwi"s. sup"rhuHan eto4 -
thrills rha, thrill. startling prr'"sH'-
oncrs in tho air ar" among Inc
acteris;jc features of this Er"at"St OF o''
,ptl.ayors 70 portray TN" rralistlc Hup
,.ninrs Of tho great conflict. MT.
1S.,.n hos bsrn touring the country.
bic heinr his forty-clghth S"tnl-annua'
80 aud meyer before has his SUP
;o.s becn moro Of intereS; ami tonch-
ing.
Think OF the opportunity to see
sons,,ional wild anir9al hunt IN IN"
p,cLi,s and tho rounding up or 'ns
r,t,l. br rho cowboy. This ~ out CIV
,r IN. MANY conspicuous moments "l
his great program. THIS year ~
Howe takes his audiences Up IN nc
Air with thr Marines IN series "
startling films which never h't"rc HaNe
born presented 20 N" pupii'' i""e-
inc tho photographers N IN" H'r H"'r
n.nr ,h.s, hig battles with ur" SaioE'
~ fbs;r pr.Sentr and ye; K has been
orconolished for your benefit. l"u ar"
.ak.n through quaint Old MrNi'"
.hrourb 70 the Kaietnur Fails. hFH
,in,cs as large as Niagara Falls. ny
amos and then through IN" southern
mar, of France. Something fn'rety
nov has been added as a special tHa.
,ure which is a reproduction. animated
-, c,,v If tho famous Red Cross post
or greatest Mother in World.
Things that are ancient. modern eN-
c;tinr interesting and full or spce'ae-
ular situations are most convincing III
This latest travel festival. while 'hs
beautiful scenery and all I'll" glory OF
nature. gifts present truH piue aspect
which only can b. shown oF tne ao
,'.n+ares NJ rho moving picture. Howe
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-27
THE FRENCH FROLICS.

The French FTolicS" is Eehu'"'
offering in the muSica! comedy Dur
,esoue line and has what many another
lacks--a we'll defined plo: That IS sus-
tainrd throughout the two acts aiiu
never forgotten nC lost track Oh 1hrouS n
IN. introduction of Sprcialt'eS- h.
French f>rolics." thu supreme leslaer %
m. American hurlrSqun circuiS, Will "e
the attraction ut the Court Moncay ana
tuesday next with Harry "H"llo jim.
Fields and Lena Daley, supported ny
an exceIlen. company and h"aut! cl'-
rus. In the matter of costumes 'N'S8
Daley has a series of SURPRISES Es'f!
time .sha makes an entrance ochoiu. :"
now creation. From slippers I" NIL
linrrr she makes complete changes,
"Th. French FrolicS" bids fair To pe
,hr biggest hit in recent years $
3 treat for music lovers and dHHSh,,
fully funny. Has 4 chorus mat WI
make tho world srt M and take nnliT''
IN. classicst of the class. all on inc
glass runway.
Thc cast embraces surh we'll known
artists as Charles Patrick. Frar" f>'l''
Lester :airrnan. Jack pM;li"S. 'iauS"
Jackson and Danny Graham
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-27
CAMERON

All the oil companies in this section
have ordered copies of the 'lu"%tlnnnalr"S
Of all the employees taken. This includes
mostly the South Fcun Oil company. tho
Carnegie company and tn" Wheeling Nat
ur;Il EaS. They are going upon inStruc-
lions OF ID. administration $ fuel conn
miss uucr. and they ar" asking "Xeinp-
tiun for all their employees on IN"
grounds that they AT" engaged in essen
tiul work. Should all tn" employees in
the oil fields receive dcfrrr''d clasSica-
ton on this ground. II will keep ih"
business in tn. oil fields around his
place good all winter.
Mrs. 4. NJ Carey. whose illn"Ss has
hcr"tutore been mentioned and VII" is
taking treatment for same at III" ONO
Valley General hospital. Wheeling. ~
getting along as we'll rs could h" OK
pectcI.
]. i. Fortlycc. VINO spent S>vcrH! days
NJ the Ohio Valley hospital taking treat
ncnt for an injured arm. cam" h"ia" !"
this place last Saturday. II" is E"iuns
along very nicely and will soon bc. re-
stored IT, perfect health.
Mrs. and Mrs. George Dnllis"n Of
Ninrvch, Pa spent Sunday with friends
in the city.
Mr. and Mrs. ! I. Gregory and son re-
turned to scoring, g.. ms morning alI"E
spending several days with friends in
tho city.
DR. II. II. Howard. Dr c. L. Wells. II.
w Watson and Herman Pipes arc camp
ing on tho knnbby mountains near Key
scr. taking Il hunt
In order that his children may have
,hr h,.n"!it Of tho Cameron Srhn"!S. W.
NJ. f;nrgy has moved his fIEil? I" III"
CITY for the winter and occupies tho
Duncan property at III" west end Of
town.
Rev. A. D. Craig Of tho A. +. church
Is spending this week at the annual con-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-27
SEVENTEEN"

Seven; nen." a play Of youth and 'oNN
sud sIiru,n"rtilnr IS. the account OF wv
hcar;-wilung rivalry of william "Fl-
rannS Baxter and his youthful nc
uua;ntances foe the favor OF a sum
NOR visitor. Il fluffy. bodybuilding al
,phahetarian in coGuctry: iuaddeninE:
silly. cooling young thing who Will
never stay put. Her train OF moon
struck cosIineS number four. all of Il
kind in the mortal seriousness Of th'1r
lovc-stickncsS. William pursu"s nor
with uknicle and assails her with pc
e,ry, lives out Eluri"usly wE"tchro
summer in woainE her and then on inc
great night of her going away. leans
thn; she docs not care for him.
'.Scvcntecn- IS drnmattZation OF
Booth Tarkngton's story Of like name
and cornes here direct from run or
eight solid months in New YORK, pre-
coded by three months in Chicago. Siu-
art Walker is sending remarkable
company TO the Court where tn" DC
lichtful comedy will be- sccn Tor thr"'s
performances. with matinee on
Thursday. Seats 90 on sale Monday at
9 n. m. Mail orders with remittance
and war tax now.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-27
Big Artificial Rise 4s :1.:::1
Begins Tomorrow

The L. =. engineers VIII create an
other artificial ris" in tho Ohio river
starting at the Warwood dam and cx.
tending on down the river to Dam -,
two miles below Cattletsburg. Ky.
The local office Of Tho government en-.
gin,crs III tho Fedora! building have
sent ont the following orders. coming
from tho division engineers office at
Cincinnati:
J. Water will b" lot out Of the pools
above the Ohio river dams for creating
wave for transportainE coal down the
Ohio river from the kanawha river. tho
releasing of tho water to commence At
Pam No. 10. Ohio river. At n. m. Sa;u--
day. September IS. 1918. The pools Will
be drawn below normal level as follows:
Dam No. -. 2 feet: No. IL. foot: the
remaining pools down TO and Including
Dam No. 90. ; feet.
.. The pools in the Kanawha river
from No. : down will also be lowered
one foot below normal level for the SAME
purpose as stated above
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-27
Danish
Nervousness
Puts vigor and Ambition
into Rundown, Tired
Out People

Hyou feel tired out, out Of sorts, de-
.nondent mentally or physically de-
pressed, and Lack the desire to accom-
plish things, get so cent box OF Wen
dell's Ambition Pills at John Coleman
& Co.'S today and your troubles will
be over.
II YOU drink too much, smoke too
much, or are nervous because OF over,
work OF any kind. Wendell's Ambition
Pills will make you feel better in three
DAYS or money back from John Cole
man & Co. on the 1irSt box purchase Il.
For all affections OF the nervous SyS'
tenn, constipation, loss of appetite. lack
of confidence. trembling, kidney or
liver complaints. sleeplessness. e1'
hausted vitality or weakness OF any
kind, get box OF Wendell's Ambition
Pills today on the money back plan.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-27

dance given in St James hall ny inc
t. Of {. order uf MoundSvIllo.
MIR. and Mrs. Percy V. Perc"n OF
Woodland spent yesterday her" with
friends.
Miss Ida Cox Of this city leaves short
Is fur Camp Meade, Admiral. Md, where
she will visit friends.
Miss Josephine Miller Of Rarnesvillc.
a.. is the guest of friends h'rc for Il
few days
Joe Drnirli If this city was in Cameron
yesterday tranSacting business.
Work Of rebuilding the crossing over
the T.. Il q. tricks Mt Nhad's crossing
has hcrn completed. Traction company
cars arc again operating over the rail-
road.
Quit" IN Improvement is hiring mad"
Ia Marshall street between Fifth and
Ninth Slrrris. The section Of the road
living hriwc"n the cars is being repavrd
with now brick.
George Nightcngair Of Detroit. Mich.
is sprudlnS 4 few days hero with friends.
Mr. NiEhtrngalc formerly resided i'll this
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-27
NELSON LODGE MAKES
ITS LOYAL PLEDGE

. Another Masonic body has manifested
it's patriotism and thrown itself heart
and soul into the work OF the Fourth
Liberty Loan. "
After their regular meeting last night
Mt the Scottish Rite Cathedral Nelson
Lodge no. 80 held a patriotic session
and ". w. irwin, 500, chairman OF the
speakers committee for the coming loan
drive addressed the members on the
importance OF putting tho loan over the
top" and explained details OF the work.
!. Sherwood Fec talked on the same
lines and both addresses were thrilling
and reused the patriotism Of those pres
cnt. and members Of the lodge pledged
themselves as a body TO buy $1,000
worth of bonds Of the Fourth Liberty
Loan.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-27
How You Can w ash
Overalls Quickly

Overalls and other heavy gar
pcnts that invariably get very
dirty, never need take much time
in the washing. You can get
them spotlessly clean without
boiling or hard rubbing.
Wash them in cool or lukewarm
water with Fels-Naptha. Its
splendid combination of soap and
rlaptha (thc greatest cleaning
agents known searches out the
dirt thoroughly. All YOU need
do, after thorough soaking with
Fels-Naptha is to rub and rinse
thoroughly.
The Fels-Naptha way is the
quick way, the cas- way and the
economical way. And it's SUR
prising how little soap You use,
once YOU become accustomed to
the Fels-Naptha way.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-27
Harvest Home service.

Tie Harvest Home Services will be
held next sunday at 81. r;lu!'s EVinEeli-
rul church. Tho German service VIII
~, al 1850 n. nj. md the l:ngllSh III
:: 3H y. III. Tho Reverend W. T.. MeiSeh-
hcirncr will preach nj both meetings ann
there will he special music ny the cho'r:
Tho church, which has been decorated
with flowers. fruits and vegetables. pro
scntsa most attractive appearance and
il IS expected that this harvest Home
will I've the best that tho church has ever
cXnr ricncrd.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-27
Attend Fig Dedication.

Several hundred local people viii 30
to- MrAIrchcn this evening. whore they
will attend the great patriotic rhlIT I"
IL. held there. Tn" occasion IL tn" dedI-
c:lliun ~ McMcch"n'S service flag. winch
,u"la!ns III stars. two or when arc
gold. showing that rs" al NcM"rh"h
SON: nrvr given th'.ir all for tn" Gauss;
,r Irrr,Inm. 4 Hitting irIhrI.' will III?
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