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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-06-13
EImore johnson. Funeral.

Funeral services for Gilmore W. John
son, formerly OF Marietta township
who died at Oiathe. Kan, Monday were
held from the home OF Mrs. Johnson's
sister, Mrs. F. A. Ravens. 404 West
Linn street, at 2:30 Wednesday after
noon. Rev. w. II. Scott had charge Of
the services. The pail bearers were
John and Ell Packer. w. E. Tomlinson,
]. c. Koontz. John O. Monohon. and
w. G. Stricken. Burial was IN the
Marietta cemetery.
Mr.. Johnson was 81 years OF age and
until he moved to Kansas about twelve
years ago had made his home on farm
one mile south of Marietta for many
years. He was SON of Isaac Johnson.
who owned the farm before him his
son came into possession of II. Mr..
Johnson's wife was Miss Emma Wheal-
en-, a daughter Of Jerry" Whealen,
one OF the pioneers Of Marietta town
ship. Mr.. Johnson is survived only by
his widow. Mr.. and Mrs. Johnson had
no children. but reared a nephew Of
Mrs Johnson, Forrest Whealen, who Is
living.
Mr.. Johnson's death was due to
apoplexy with which he was stricken
first about four years ago. Two sue
cessive attacks aided in leaving him
practically helpless from paralysis.
Last March the house in which the
Johnsons ware living caught fire. and
the shock suffered by Mr.. Johnson
caused him to fall rapidly until the end
came.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-06-13
WEDDING CELEBRATED.
Miss Nina MeKibben Becomes Bride
of Arthur n. Schiehel.

MISS Nina Mckibben Becomes Bride
Of Arthur II. SchiebeI.
One hundred guests witnessed the
marriage of Miss Nina E. McKibben to
Arthur H. schieoel.' which was
soiemnized Wednesday evening at 8
o'clock by Rev. C. z. Luce, Of Water
loo, at the home Of the brides parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. N. W. McKibben. eight
miles north in Taylor township. The
ceremony was performed under an
arch Of srnila1 and roses, with back
ground arranged. Of ferns and potted
plants. The rooms were decorated in
a color scheme Of pink and white.
Miss Carrie Schiebel, sister Of the
groom, played the wedding march and
wS accompanied On the violin bv
Miss Mary McKSbben, of MARSHALL
McKibben. played during congratula-
tons. The brides. sister. Mary, was
the only attendant, and carried the
ring in a rose. White wolfe with trim
mings Of lace and ribbon was worn by
the bride and she carried a shower
bouquet OF bride roses. The ring
bearer wore white net. Following con-
gratulations two-course supper was
served by Misses Anna Cotton, Mabel
Elliott. Mabel Graves, May and
| Cynthia McKibben and Jessie Binford.
The bride is well known In Taylor
township and is the older daughter OF
Mr. and Mrs. McKfbben. Mr. Schiebel
Is the youngest son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
John Schiebel, of Frairieyille. After a
two weeks visit In Broken Bow, Neb,
Mr.. and Mrs. Schiebel Vii be at home
on farm south Of Prairieville until
spring. when they will move TO Mr.
schiebers farm in .LAscoTb township.
| Guests in attendance from away
were Mr.. and Mrs. George. McKibben,
] Of Phillips, WIS; Mr.. md Mrs. Theo-
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-06-13
STATE CENTER ENJoINEp.
James P. Allison object. to Town Il

James p. Allison Objects TO Town In.
GLIDING Parking Ia Street.
A temporary writ Of injunction was
issued by Judge Cummings this fore
noon and served on the officers OF
State Center to protect the interest OF
James P. Allison in property abutting
Ewing street, one Of the streets In
State Center that are being graded
The petition and Injunction runs
against the mayor and other officers OF
the town and P. e. Shugart and j. w.
Pced & Son, the latter grading con-
tractors.
The petition alleges that the town
council OF State Center Is attempting
to establish the north line of the
street nine feet beyond what has been
the boundary line OF the street, and
that distance on Allison's property.
The strip Of land in controversy con-
stitutes the parking in front of ALI
sons property, on which is growing q
row of fine trees that Allison is seek
ing to save from destruction.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-06-13

dore Furland Of Blue earth, MINI;
Mrs. Richard Anderson and daughters,
Of Winterset: Mr.. and Mrs. J. G.
Koonts and sons. Lyle and Max. OF
Lamoille; and Mr.. and Mrs. wv F.
Koontz. Miss Catherine Bash, Mrs. M.
j. Fogg, Mr.. and Mrs. Dave Springer,
Mr.. and Mrs. ivan Hurto, Mrs. Cynthia
McKibben. Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Me-
KFbben and family, and Mr. and Mrs.
j. L. Arney, Of Marshalltown
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-06-13

Bring your w.,che. in. Hodges
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-06-13
OBITUARY..
Wright.

Clifford Elson. the infant>son OF Mr.
and Mrs Milton Wright. four miles
northeast of the city in Marion town
ship, died at o'clock Wednesday af-
ternoon Services at the grave were
held at o'clock today in the Iowa
River cemetery.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-06-13
90 q clay Newton.

Golfers from the Country Club drove
this forenoon TO Newtonto play on the
Newton course. the party being led by
Rev. B. F. Martin. Others who went
were George and Charles Darling. DR..
r. r. Hansen, DR.. Edwin Cobb. A. Fl.
r. Matthews. DR.. G. F. Adams, C. NJ.
yaroleman, james Mentally, w. II.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-06-13
CIRCUS AUG. 8.

Ringing Show to Be Given in This
City Late in Summer.
The biennial performance locally OF
the Ringing Bros. circus will be given
In this city Saturday, Aug. 3, accord
ing to information received in this city.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-06-13
MEMORIAL SERVICE FOX CLICK
St. Paul's Church to Observe Memorial
to Member of Church,

10 WempeT OF NnUTCNt
In honor of Frank L. Click, who was
killed in actionin France June,S, MEM
bers of st. Paul's Episcopal church,
and friends of the young marine, Will
join in memorial service to be held
Sunday forenoon at the church, OF
which Click was member. The serV-
ice will be in charge Of the rector, Rev.
O. c. Fox. who will preach on Victory
on the Last Battlefield" Tho service
will begin at II o'clock.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-06-13

- ~ American Gsro sQuadscne - the
battlo front Race enlisted here last
Auga6G md has been IN France since
October He trained 1t San Antonio.
Tex, and In the east. The family
moved to- this city from near Eldora
last summer. &
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-06-13
TWO ELDoRA BOYS ENLIST.
Ralph and Raymond Speers Join Re!
uIar Army as Musicians.

uIar Army as Musicians.
Ralph B. Speers, aged 20. and his
brother. Charles Raymond Speers, aged
IS, sons Of Charles H Speers, q cloth
Ing merchant of Eldora, were recruited
as musicians for the regular army IN
this city Wednesday and left in the
evening for Omaha The boys are
nephews Of George B. Speers, 1101
West Main street.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-06-13
ih.ro,d R:e.e e,x,rs.

A letter to his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
w. B. Race. 1o6 North Fourth avenue,
from Harold l.. Race, says that tho
latter is flying az an observer with one
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-02-21
MANY MASONS HERE
FOR FALL REUNION
Hotels Crowded with Prominent Visit
OTIS For Mammoth and Impressive
Gathering.

Wheeling hotels are crowded With
Masons from all over tn" StHt attend
Ing the fall Scottish R;t" r",. - now
~ progress in III" cathedral.
Among the prominent MasoHs n 'h'
city for the big gathering arc:
". G. Dawson. Cameron. ". Va. X.
D. Walker. Falrmont W. Va: -. ..
Allison. Chester. ". Va; W. NJ. l.eard.
Kermit W. Va; VIM. r. McCl"arr.
Wellsbure. W. Va: 7. ]. Watkins.
Wellshure. w. Va: e. II. I."hew.
W.llsburg. W. Va: Il. Z. l.u"sly.
Wellsburg. W. Va; 4. T. Taylor Sui
ton. W. Va: W. A. Osbourn. Shenani"-
ah Junction: J. G.. Francis Charleston.
w. Va: Guy II. Ronafeld. Tunnelton:
John II. Schell. Martins Ferry: c. W.
Apponzelle. Bridgeport: Tom L. Hard
man. Elkins: c. Il. Graham. Charleston:
Henry D. Hickman. Warrington: John
A. Book. Harrington: H. a. Schiftst.
Charleston: Il. l.. Mitchell. Manning
ton: Edward Hitc. Martins Ferry: X T..
Eogman, Valley Grove: thaS. T.. tarrl =
can. Moundsvtllc: w. F. Rtrhsy. COL
l!er: A. J. Stead. Stcubcnriil": u. NJ.
Narbion. Eikins; T. F.. -tmtcE. Ir'ad"I-
phia: George Oldham. Trlsd"ipha'
Grant Baird. Bcllatr": {. l.. summons
E,Ittns. II. l.. I>cnbis. I'airmont: Roy
Stnwar, New Cum berlaud: !. NJ.
Crouch, Clarksburr: J. W. f"N. Inniah-
aoolIs: J. J.. Guile. West Alexander
~. T. G.. Dectrick. l'arkcrshurc: -
J.. arcWni!a!ns, Farkcraoure: James H.
Rurk Jr.. parkersbIrg: Fred J. CORN
field ,Rufsalo: Bruce Barker. Omaha
Mob. G.. II. Keragc. New York; Il. ~
Roberts Noundavtlie: r. T. Miller. ifa' :
,oinn. ~ Russ Warner. Charleston ana
Alexaudcr %. Whitaker. ClarKsourg'
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-02-21
KNIGHTS OF GROVE
HOLD EXERCISES
Mystic Lodge Has Big Celebration
Last Night Of Fifsy-fourth Ami
versary. of the Order.

Members of Mystic Lodge. knlgh'S
OF PyihiaS, Of Elm Grove. observed
the fitty-fourth anniversary OF III" or
ganization uI the X. Of L. lodge iaSi
evening with appropriate and largely
attended exercises. The meeting wis
Il great success.
During he evening = good program
was given. Music and talks and adj
dresses predominated. and II 'hr con
clusion the honor roll Of the lod&"
was dedicated. There wer" several
selections during ;he program by the
X. of =. quartet. composed OF MesSrS
Walton. Pelly. Gilbert and 'eIly.
They sang two selections. stand by
America" and Hail TO III" Flag. All
joined in while singh. Tine Star
Spancled Banner"
The honor roll was presented the
lodge and the drdicatory address was
made by Hon Charles J. SChuCK. His
talk was on Our Country" and WAS
exceedingly Interesting. Hon. J. T.
Arbenz also made Il very interesting
talk.
The honor roll of Mys ic lodge con
tains the following name Of mcIabrr%
who are now in me scrTi;'" OF Incl"
Sam. The names are: Russell II.
Hill. Clyde w Rice and Fred y. Hail
There were ritualistic sedviccS az 4
conclusion.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-02-21
Liue to be 100
Millions Die of Kidney Dis
ease-Thousands Have
It Now and Never
Cucnact TT
SllSnect iii

The only safe plan Is to keep the
kidneys healthy and active. Thomp-
sons Kidney Tablets. the new kidney
regulator, free the kidneys from
noisonous matter, tone them up and
act as a tonic 70 the whole system.
Backache, spots floating before the
ewes. dizziness. high colored or scantv
urine, all mean aiclc kidneys. Don't
delay, 1t IN fatal. Thompson's Kidney
Tablets will act Immediately and put
your kidneys in splendid shape. We
arc no sure OF this that VIZ will return
your money II after taking ono box
you arc not greatly benelted.
Get a box OF Thompson's Kidney
Tablets at once from John Coleman E
Co. or Hogo Davis Drug Co. who
guaranlecs them. 60 cents box. II
YOU are bilious and constlpated. take
one Of Thompson's d. and NJ, pills on
going to bed rs cents per box.
Sold by John Coleman Co, and
Hogo Davis Drug Co.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-02-21
Wake Up VIII Head Clear. Stomach
Sweet. Breath Right. Cold
Gone

TAKE one or iTo Cn$rarctS tonight
and enjoy tine incest. SCnllcst liver and
bowel cleansing YOU eyer experienced.
Wake up feeling grand. your head will
BE- clear. yCur tongue clean, breath
sweet. stomach regulated and your
liver and thirty feel OF bowels active.
Get box a. any drug store now and
g"t Strengthened mp by morning. Stop
the headache. hiliouSueSS. bad colds
and bad days. t'rci fir and readE for
work or play. CAsCaretS do MOI gripe,
sicken or Inconvenience YOU III" next
day lk" salts. pills or calomel. They're
fine.
Mothers should give whole Cas-
caret anytime to cross. sick. bilious or
feverish children because il will act
thoroughly ana cannot iniurc.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-02-21
Wrrvood Roy Monorcl.

rharl.- II. Th'"r,',t. 80, 'i iH i'Ni
.drartr"S ,yh" Irfi W"r""'d An" VA" -
u"S j., ;raiuiu,; - I'nUr i.'". l. "\'". = =
r,I ~ WISH 1T Ih' :.'iI,. ri MS parent J."
North Warwu'h ~" latte: Iari - '"'N
week. 10 spent; Ia. >'y"u E'i "'a'' q,
absence. Nj. Thereof has lm. h"i"'r ~
bin. tic assistant mhmai>'r 81 ~
Ea.nn.l" ~ ufii,:nl n,.w siiti"r ~
Camp I.,.,. anI - parity r"~p"nS'h"' yer
~, ruIi!nG Il Nh" l:nA"r'Y an IN "'H''
H.. with y uumh.r Of other Wheeling
has - 81, Ia. staff 81 Tho l''\"n"'' ~
Guiding Claude =. lamar, l"riH'F III III ,
her Of Tho Wh.."linG lmt"IliG'm'"r E'"'l
,n,i who IL editor. 81 tin. nupi'I;''I" ii.
Mr. Thi"r II. whl!'' residing h.f'' ''"'N
An ari,v" rart IN all 81 TIN me-, nGS
,n,i unli,i.:l activities IN North war
WOOD. and Wa :. u"m!".r ~ IN" X iiiil'''
-. ,i..;.!r;t..rf. H." J. tia" son - MI
a;.G Mr.. \,ul"W Th,'r"If 81 \a"'''
.,,,.uri, md /. t,,,,. lsINimr Ter TIA" Gu
.,u,.i,i as . h,",kL',i."r 81 "i"' 80 'n'
f,-r.. in!+!., - hons. ~ Nh''I'h''. ~
be-. .,.,n,!-r.>ii' over lh'' 'hini' 'l''' 'H"
~, .-,in..,i ..-,u. .,I..rI.,i' ~ "'I~'!'
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-02-21
OUR PARENTS
BEFORE US
Says Cobden Lady, Used Black,
Draught. Interesting Tale Of
Her Faith IN This Old Re-
liable Family Remedy.

Golden, M.-Mrs- Alice Metz. of
this place, thinks that when you have
found a good thing. It is your duty to
let others know about it She writes:
I'VE have used Black-Draught in our
family Sor years. as our parents be-
fore us used It, as general medicine
for liver and stomach troubles.
It Is also fine for the children.
They get away sometimes. just like
children win. and eat just everything.
Many times l have prevented serious
troubles by taking my children in
hand and dosing them thoroughly with
Black-DrauSht.
Nv husband takes Black-Draught
for constipation. It worked wonders
IN his case. In fact. We are all true
believers In Black-Draught, and arc
never out OF II. W'e would not resort
to any other remedy, under any cir
curnstances.'
Thedrord's B1ack-Draught Is med.
icine that every person should keep
IN the house. and uBe ct tho least sign
OF indigestion. constipation, ltvor aud
stomach troubles.
It IL purely vegetable. and acts nc
lively on tho bowels, gently Htilnulat-
ing the liver. and helping 10 Increase
the normal discharge OF blle into the
tntestlneS. II INSISTS In tho dlsshtlon
OF food and relieves constipation IN II
prompt and natural way.
Thy Black-DrnuSht
AZ ~ druggists,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-02-21
MASONIC REUNION ON IN FULL;
I MORE GIVEN HIGH DEGREES

parkcrshurg; IaInes Auburn Chambers.
Huntington: Iharl,S lHchard WILSON,
Huntingdon; John Marshall nhT"r
hari"sr"n: james stuart cunningham.
Charleston: Frank Marshall Pile.
Charleston; John Wesley M""r" Charles
,uu: Harry l.vvI"ign Murd"HGh. Charles
ton: Francis Lawrence Graham. iiN
View: John Albert Magcc, ElN" tr""i:
orion Emmett BARNES. Wheeling: Philip
Ice Dempsey, t'lirvicw; pSnt Addison
Taylor. Wheeling, joel Wilbur EvAHl,
Wheeling: John Stockholm Tainp.in.
dunbar; Walter Brown, Wheeling; Wall
ter Ale Osborne. Schcucnd"ah Junction.
:rarl g. nuuthitt. Spencer; Frederick Mar
shall Hawkins. Huntingdon: Adrian Law
rene" EaStln,lli. Huntington; Edward
Herman l.ans Wheeling: John Ice Hun.
Huntington: Toner Austin Shi'"t. FONT
Pleasant: Mcrl" T. NIlirc, Wheeling;
Valentine Leonard Powers. Wheeling:
AARON NJ Hubbard. Wheeling; lLnalIn
Hubbard Bowman. VALLEY Grove; loan
Hamilton Arrrtt .Brnw""d; llciny Will
liam rox Wheeling: William !.oSS"n
MITCHELL Mursrilu.;tnn; Everett $"h"liZ.
BLACK betsy: less" Toward Morris.
l'nca; Edgar William M.yn. Wh""!in:;
william Ford Gibson. Wheeling: E"h"rt
T. X. ThrlSs. Wheeling: larry Levy.
Wheeling; Harry James HUmrhrlE,
" hr"lInS.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-02-21
SPLENDID PROGRAM OF MUSIC
SPEECHES AND SERVICE FLAG
DEDICATION cRRANGED.
6. a. q. Soldiers, Women Of the q. a.
R. and Relief Corps Will
Attend in i Body.

Black Primo" lodge. No -. Of tho h
- t.. Will hold their. iI%-fourih amt
vrr$ary .,,1chr;tII"r. &crvlr" flag rrcS"n-
ioiion ana dcdI"at;nn of honor roll To-
night at >:l5 "'rIurk in tn" lythhn
Castle. Twruty -s'vruih ami thap.ine
streets :" wh.rh the puhl!c'T* c"rdld'!?
invited. and all who attend VIII h" gwen
u hearty welcome"
The q. \ r. members nf Holiday post
Tho Women of The &. y. i. and the v o.
mems E"lirr Corps Will attend in 4 BODY.
Thirteen names appear on the honof
roll and consequently the service naS
viii bear tho same number Of stars IS
did the flag Of the original thirteen
states. Their names are: Evan j. Cai-
lat orion Carson. William : Bell. sam
u,l Brewer. Charles II. Conrad. Ionn j.
jefferson, Harry Linton. Henry MeGale,
Henry r.. Ncuman. Elmer i. N"ltc. III
MGR il. H. Rank Moss Rose and Philip
II. Erw.
TN. following program has been ar
ranged.
r,1.inc Meeting 10 0rder-Chancellor
Commander l!rothrr Edward Il. D!;t-
more.
E"aGing Proclamation Issued by Su-
rrcr;,c. chancellor John Joseph brown
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-02-21
SLIGHT DECREASE IN
SUBMARINE SInK|NGS

London. Feb @0.--Eritis;h merchant o.
men sunk Ivy mine or suhulHrInC III ih'.
ms. week numbered Il. according In
III" Admiralty sta'rmrut issued tonight.
M thcsr |" were, "r I.6no tons or over
and thrc" were under that tonnage. One
fishing craft also WAS sunk. tn" ar
rivals ut ports III the United Kingdom
for tn" week numbered go: SailinES.
..39%. Eight vessels were unsuccessful
~ attacked.
lThr sinkiuGs for the past week SHOW
u slight dIminuiiuu from the previous
v~rk when 10 rn"rrhanimcni w"r"
sunk ~ ui 1000 tons or more and SIN
under that lonna=".D
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-02-21
Local Restaurant Has
Government Requisition

Chris Varavouzanis. proprietor Of the
American Restaurant. has in his pos
session Il government rrquisition handed
him in payment for meals by party
OF soldiers who dincd in his place
The rnquisition has been sent to
bank and WAS returned. The bank said
the paper was worth 100 cents on the
dollar. but that no ono in the bank knew
anything about caShing II.
The restaurant proprietor looks for
much red tape before he gets his money
and says the next time a soldier applies
for meal he will possibly feed him
for nothing rather than 10 so through
the red tape part of the bargain
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-02-21
ro,rcs for Final Examination

,t,-.. r,,r.n =. very hrnrnin"u: hoy nF
s,u,r Warynnd anal thr' son NJ Mr.. and
wrs ,;"urs. :. t'nrShi Of south War
v..a.I avru.:". lrlv"& To-day for tlitS-
nurgh FOR rs ;imal examination '"T the
= : %4yv. ~ ~: appr"nii'" seaman:
NJ. Dn-Sh Enlisted f"w weeks aG" and
i,as h.on awaiting orders size" mat ii'''
:, Inar.. :nr ~" examination. inns
makes two g: jhls "!" family !" nave
..ulis,.ti IL III" S":Ni.' ~ tho ;,
ARMY. tn n:h'r being ''""rG" I'orSh
who j.; IN lhr tmhuaMr" corps ana IN
c,i,., service "snm"wn@r" IN France.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-02-21
PUBLIC ANNIVERSARY CELEBRATION
BY BLACK PRINCE LODGE TONIGHT

Keeper Of Records and Seal Brother
James IT, link. .-
Ceremony Indicating Honor Rolf
Brnihc .InIncS H. link and Miss Char
loiIc WINTERS.
Presentation and Acceptance Of Ser
Viz" FlaS-Hrr her :. q. Smith and
I:rnth"r William j. SiecG.
!|olu--.MiSS Edna Wagner.
Address. "I'ythianism and Fraternity"
Broth .inhn l.. .Nrb"nZ. j.. q. &.
Musical Recitation. "tolumba "--Mis5
Iharlurt" N'ynt"r~.
EradinC-Erothcr David White.
Address. our Cnuutry"-Brothcr II.
I. Ogden
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-02-21
Rev. W. K. Holt Preached

Thu services nj tho mission last even
Ing we're very largely Intended aud F"rV
interesting. Thr E"v. ". X. Holt. i"c'i
minister. spoke and was IN charge "
The xrrv1rra Ills earnest nri"hi -"
sinners tn come ~ God was an"w' r."
hv srvcrni n."n Miss Il"!i sang beau
tifui solo There wrrr several "'h"r
musical numbers given.
The Rev q. &. bean. pastor "' IN"
Trinity Lutheran church. Viii D" II
charge this evening
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-02-21

furlonrh Mt the homo OF his parents N
North Warwood.
MIR. and Mrs. Fred Young or Martins
Ferry spent yesterday with TRENDS III
Center W'arwood. -,
Mrs. \. l.. Gregg Of Center Nhr"!""'
continues to imrr"v" at nor nome '''''
m extended Illness.
Gail Meyers Of South Obi" avenue
who has been quite III at III" North
wheeling hospital. VA" removed |" HIS
home tho firs, par; "f tn" week anu -
Imprnvins satisfactorily
Mrs. c. W. Smith Of south Nar"""''
was a guest Mt IN" HON" "f rc'htiFeS "''
South Broadway. l"lnnd. F"S'cTnnF.
Miss Gcrtrudr Gillespie or MOUNDS
'vyllr sr"nt yesterday with friends IN
North WGrwnod.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. J WHntZel ~ KARI
View are guests nj the nome u '''f-
tiycs In Center Warwood.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-02-21
No Star Chamber Session

Guy rfricinls drciai" III" report lhat
star CHAMBER" session was h"ld ny
rt,,,u fulIuwtus adjournment "i 'hh rig
ul.r meeting: TT council Tuesday nlKh''
wss rrrnnunIu, Sucn Il p:.ss;nn wua n"s
brli l,,. th.t several nr Tho cc'Incllrnril
and officials held brief meeting hHl
Informally discussed the. moral HueS-
tIuns uI the city.
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LIVES ENDANGERED
IN SALVATION FIRE

NEW YORK. Feb 2l.-~Thn i've" o.
l,o man md women were lmperilcd earl;
,hts morning. whom fire wrecked Inv
suivniion Army harrnrks In F"nrtrnn'h
stree, and the officers trimming srn"'.
for women. which udloin7 IT, TWO "t
the rnsn hnvn not been accounted TOT
and ,h~y nre believed 10 have prrlsnoi.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-02-21
Meeting Of Societies.

Tho members nC tn" Lutheran an1l-
ia-y Of n" Rcd cross Society. h"id 4
living session Al ;h.. HON" Ct Mrs. 'arl
I-hh..rfs on South I;h'hland avenue. ana
IN. meeting OF this S''ci"iy on nrNt We'd
rnsday vii! h" at tho HON" o: Mrs. J"hn
l1r,;raw. Of South Eirhland avenue.
Tnr missionary society of INC war
wood Iu;hc.an church will hold ono OF
is business meetings th'S "F"hInE' III
.hn homo or Mrs W. t. Sichcr III ~ch-
,i,rh and Warwood avenue.
This afternoon ~ tAr HON" OF Mrs
,.c,uch. ~ Eighteenth street. the NOM
he-s ~ III" Sunshir" Gluh Will hold a
business meeting at 3 O'Clock. tho other
bours IF tho afternoon Will y" dc'"i"u
;, sewing for The Red Cross.
.c,,.i,,r session vii! be held this eve
i,r n, ,h,, home Of Mrs. John "enz-
lick, Of Seventeenth street. at ~hirh
lime tho members OF the NJ. +. Is. society
will scw for the soldiers.
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Quarantine 20 lie Lied.

f. vas a:rnni;n"'h y''~'"rdn! mat IN"
p,:arH"tIu" an M HON" a. 'h.' ANN
;n..rin Nutrient viii l." iifi"d within IN"
nav, :..w da,.. /, Wa rum"r"d through
,,-.,-uo,.d rhl..:,u,th..,' new cas-. Of diph-
.b.r,a had tr,.u discovered IN south
W,rwn0d l,,;i l." ruth can Il" attached
3, ;n:s .ratrurN;. y" nv cii%"S az
s,.,r,., fever huv, Developed since Mon
day and err. - l"'ing taken :" prevent
,hr Sp.car!'": o: 'h"s" d'S"a|'''
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-02-21
Remodeling Plans Approved

tity building inspector mas approved
the plans rs filed ny architect w. Il.
Douglas for III" r"modcinS Of the build
ing ~ l"l7 Market street soon Ia NH
OCCUPIED by +. ". Wonlwnrth company
who orcu3y TWO adjoining Slor" houses.
Til" plans o"nsis; oi a now front and!
other alterations ut q cost Of 5000.
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PERSONALS and Briefs.

Miss Jacrurlinc Potts. the young
dourhter Of Mr.. and Mrs. G. 7. Potts
Of Seventeenth street. Is guest at the
howe ~ her grandparents in R"llnire.
Paul Maysh of Center Warwood VIII"
has boon quito i'll nj his home OF TIC
grin. Is very much improved
Walter McIntire of Vance avenue. who
is cntralned Mt Camp Sheridan Mont
cn,ncry, Ala. is spending his seven-day