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The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1918-01-09
SOCIAL CALENDAR

Wednesday afternoon--The Bridge
club will meet with Mrs. Harry H.
Parsons at her home, 40 South Fifth
street west. The Imperial Bridge club
will be entertained by Mrs. John Lucy
at her home, Ala Eddy avenue. The
Ramblers club will meet with Mrs. j.
f. Harrington at her home, 443 Plym-
outh street. Mrs. Oscar Walford
will be hostess for the Pythian Sisters
circle at her home, 7o5 West Pine
street. The Park Addition club will
meet to work at the Red Cross rooms.
The Choir guild of the Methodist
church will meet with Mrs. Ralph Ar
mold at her home. 1881 Harrison street
The Ladies' Aid society OF the First
Evangelical Lutheran church will meet
at the schoolhouse on Edith street
with Mrs Christian Jacky hostess for
the afternoon. Missoula Council q!
National Defense will be organized al
the chamber Of commerce. Mrs. Ty-
lar Il. Thompson, chairman of The
women's committee in Montana. viii
preside and all women in Missoula arr
| asked to be present at 3 o'clock.
Thursday afternoon - The Ladies'
Aid society of the Presbyterian churci
| will meet at the church parlors. will
Mesdames J. Wilson Moore, v. j
| Skinner. +. A. Roberts and Cary a!
hostesses. The Lend "a Hand societ.
of the Methodist church will meet a
the parlors to be entertained by Sec
ton No. 2, Mrs. Il. W. Angeyine. chair
man. Mrs. Chandler Will DE hostes
for the Baptist Women's Missionar,
society at her home, 1871 South Fourtl
l -. T.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1918-01-09
HARLEM OIL CAPSULES
If YOUR BACK ACHES

tie poisonous animal germs. which are
causing the inflammation. are Inn
mediately attacked and chased out OF
your system without Inconvenience or
pain.
Do not delay a minute. Go to your
druggist and insist on his supplying
you with. box Of GOLD MEDAL
Harlem Oil Capsules. In "a hours you
wrn feel renewed health and vigor.
After you have cured youself con-
tinue to take one or two Capsules
each day SO as TO keep in first-class
condition. and ward off the danger OF
future attacks. Money refunded II
they do not help you. Ask for the
original imported GOLD MEDAL
brand. and thus be sure Of getting
the geuuiue,-Adv,
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1918-01-09
ALLIES FACULTY
WITH STUDENTS
University Defense Council
to Represent All Upon
Campus.
SISSON MAKES PLANS
President to Call Meeting
in Short Time to Talk
of Scheme.

Sometime within the next few days
President f. O. Sisson of the State
University will call a meeting OF the
faculty of the institution for the pur-
pose oi discussing plans for the organ
iZation of Student Council of De-
Tense. DIR. Sisson has been formulate
ing plans for the creation of such a
council and at the meeting will pre-
sent them to the faculty members. He
said yesterday:
Il have not heard from the chancellor
on the matter. but have gone ahead
with the plans as | saw best. ! have
recommended that the present faculty
organization, the war board. he united
with the organization which will he
formed among the students in COM
pliance with the suggestion OF Chan
cellor Elliott, and that the combined
organization be called the University
Council Of Defense. 1t seems to me
that such a body would prove even
more successful than either of tho
units of which it would be composed
The two divisions could work alone and
be distinct organizations. but from time
10 time they should meet and make
plans and map out campaigns.
The Student Council OF Defense will
be the outgrowth OF a suggestion re-
Gently made to the State Council OF
Defense by Chancellor Il. c. Elliott OF
the University OF Montana. Mr. Elliott
in his suggestion stated that there was
need OF some organization which should
provide an outlet for patriotic feeling
! in the student bodies of the various
units Of the university. The state
council acted upon his suggestion and
left to the chancellor the details OF
! forming such councils which should b.
officially recognized as patriotic or.
CARNATIONS.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1918-01-09
Sore Throat, Colds
oslelsly Relieved Dy Nam)lais
Wizard Oil

Hamlin's Wizard Oil is > simple
and effective treatment for sore
throat and chest colds. Used as .
garglc for sore throat it brings quick
relief. Rubbed on the chest it will
often loosen up hard. deep seated
cold in one night.
How often sprains, bruises, cuts
and burns occur in every family, ~
we'll as little troubles like earache.
toothaehe. cold sores; eanker sores.
Soothing, healing Wizard Oil will al
ways bring quick relief.
Get it from druggists for 80 eents.
II not satisfied return the bottle and
get your money back
Ever constipated or have sick
headaches Just try Wizard Liver
Whips, pleasant little pink pills, ~
cents. Guaranteed
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1918-01-09

Do you feel tired and "worn-out::
Are you nervous and irritable? Don't
sleep well at night? Have dragged
out" unrested feeling when you get I'D
In the morning? Dizzy spells? BIZ
ious? Bad taste In the mouth. back
ache. pain or soreness in the IONS,
and abdomen? Severe distress when
urinating. bloody. cloudy urine or sed-
iment? All these indicate gravel or
stone IN the bladder. or that the pojs-
onoUs microbes. which are always In
your system. have attacked your Nd
neys.
You should use GOLD MEDAL
Harlem Oil Capsules Immediately.
The Oil soaks gently into the walls
and lining Of the kidneys. and the Ut
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1918-01-09

private physicians LAS food handlers,
considered typical of the entire num-
Der, were taken for special intensive
investigation. These included walters,
Mattresses, cooks. male and female.
other kitchen employees and bakers.
In the entire group there We're ten
cases Of active tuberculosis. IL of sus-
pected and three of arrested tubercu-
losis. Forty-one persons gave evidence
OF active or suspected blood poisoning,
of which 81 were among walters. This
group also furnished 46 persons with
fiatfeet and an equal number with
yaricose Veins.
Among the 211 mattresses examined,
65.s per cent showed anaemia. 62 per
cent had varicose, veins. Four watt
resses were found to have blood pois-
oning.
The predominating defect among
cooks was organic heart disease, there
being 80 who showed heart trouble OF
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1918-01-09
Enjoy Life! Liven Your Liver
and Bowels Tonight and
Feel Fine.
WORK WHILE YOU SlEEpI

Tonight sure! Remove the liver and
bowel poison which is keeping your
head dizzy. your tongue coated. breath
offensive and stomach sour. Don't stay
bilious. sick, headachy. constipated and
full Of cold. Why don't you get box
OF Cascarets from the drug store now
Eat one or two tonight and enjoy the
incest. gentlest liver and bowel cleans
ing sou ever experienced. You will
wake DIP feeling fit and fine. Cas-
carrots never grippe or bother you all
the next day like calomel, salts and
pills They act gently but thoroughly
alot&ers should give cross, sick. bilious
or t&verish children a whole cascarel
any time. They are harmless and chill.
oSaD love thems-Adys
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1918-01-09

Pearce, Mrs. ". n. Hassler. e. u.
Hershey and NJ. r. G. Smith. Pail
bearers were w. +. Wheeler. John
Campbell. NJ. r. c. Smith. II. A.
Wheeldon. L. FL Harris and DIR. Pearce.
Interment was in Missoula cemetery. !.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1918-01-09

some sort OF the cooks, 161 had
marked disturbance OF the digestive
function. Among the bakers no tuber-
culosis or active blood poisoning was
found, but there were SO cases of
chronic bronchial conditions; 30 had
organic heart disease and SO anaemia.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1918-01-09
Health Questions Answered.

Mrs. J. F. S. writes: MY six
months old baby seems to dislike
drinking water although I boil 1t care
fully and have it properly cooled.
What can / give as a substitute"
Barley or oatmeal water. II the
child refuses to drink either Of these
it will be best to have your physician
examine the infant. -..
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1918-01-09

JUST Dccu IiidAU III
New York city
through the CO.
operation Of the
health department
and the American
Museum of Safety.
Out Of 44,o42 in
tdfrfdttals' Examined
at the occupational
clinic and 80, 900 by
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1918-01-09

can lady attired in a Japanesey garden
costume of the English and French
peasant smock variety--a sort of al
lied combination in clothes.
The smock is OF creamy tussah silk
with rich Japanese embroidery fin
ishing its kimono outlines, a soft, plain
crushed girdlc supplanting the con-
ventional obi of Japan.
Worn with a white crepe de chine
skirt and n flat and flowery garden
hat. ii is smart and of exceeding
charm.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1918-01-09
soDALlTY HAS BAZAAR.

A successful bazaar and card party
was given by the girls sodality of st.
Francis Xavier's IN the basement of
the church last night. Between $50 and
400 people attended
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1918-01-09
Food Handlers
Investigation Shows Many
in N. Y. Diseased.

To determine the health Of food
handlers a special examination mas
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1918-01-09

Mrs. G. +. Greenwood, sister OF Mrs.
W. w. Wickes Of this city, died yes
terday afternoon in her home at Fargo.
y. D. Mrs. Wickes returned last Sat-
urday from attendance at her sisters
bedside, leaving her apparently much
better. The news of her death was
unexpected. Mrs. Greenwood had WIS.,
tied in Missoula and had many friends
in this city.
The funeral Of Miss Lulu Dinsmore
was held at the home Of her mother.
Mrs. Harriet Dinsmore, yesterday
morning. with a large number of
friends in attendance Rev. George
Bassett conducted the service and
hymns were sung by Mrs. T. M.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1918-01-09

Funeral services for George, Seifert.
who died last Friday, were held at the
church of st. Francis Xavier yesterday
morning, requiem mass being said over
the remains. Interment was made In
st. Mary's cemetery.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1918-01-09
OBITUARY

Peter Koch, for 40 years resident
of the Gallatin valley, died Monday at
lbs home in Pasadena, Cal. Present
ut the deathbed were his son, Elers
Koch of the United States forest serv-
ice in Missoula; his son, Major stan
ley Koch of the United States Cavalry
OF Fort Reno, okla. n daughter. Mrs.
T.. Nelson, a daughter. Miss Lucia
Koch and the wife.
Peter Koch was born rs years ago
in Denmark. He graduated with the
degree b Phi. from the university at
Copenhagen and came to the United
States in 1865. Mr.. Koch was for
many years a member of the board
of trustees of the Montana State col
lego and of the Bozeman public Ii
hrary. He was an elder in the Pres
byterian church and an officer and
stakeholder In the First National bank
OF Bozeman. The funeral was held at
Pasadena, yesterday.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-06
sToC7is AND BONDS.
McMECHEN
Farewell Party.

rarcwrll party was given iaSt even
inc nj The home ri Mr.. ana MIS- 'a'''>
>cmpl.. uf Fifteenth street. III hoho' Va
their son. Harry kcmrlc. "Ho u 'i '''I
l'ui,c,i states regular army. Slat'o"
At NV orleans The home. being p'"u'
ifruIly Il ,rrr:tt"d with national c"l"FS'
mad. SnnIrw has Of an elaborate HPP'H'
.nrc Tho evening was spent III va
r;,.; diversions. Presentation SPccCn
nf fountain u. n. search light aud hahd-
e,rr, h.Ii. with Il pockntbo"k a'tache"'
nv +. l.. Shaw. after when MI Nc"'i,~
rcspondcd nlh accepted II" sam" WIN
thanks ard men gnvH u speech mat was
appreciated hy all present. -NI'er
,iainI. iun. h""n tn" happy group a'c"r:'.
runj.,i Mr. k"mpl". I" thH depot ana
.pyc him e r"uslnE S.nd"lf ano lou
him To- clean up an tn" German DUN"
and corn" hum" To all one" more. Ih"Hc
,r.s.,r wrr.: Irene I;ud'. Louie
I4:s. ~, conway, ilulda Downs. wilma
cunningham. Frcia Fctt". Cora Conway
Nrll'n Sturms. Lillian Mcc"mbS. EVA
('lum. Swrita l<rmpl". Anna h"fnPl'.
Harry Ermpl.' Lionel Andra"S. IRWIN
L'r;rn. LIar"ur" spears. Paul Eihl. NJ
fred toward. ,',,a-lry W"hding'"n Fer
rqrd Mcfarland. 60. l.. shaw. Mr.. ana
Mr.. rr,tx. Mr.. and Mrs. j. Conn r.
Mr. and Mrs. e. SHARP. Mr.. ana Mrs
!. kemplc. .Ir. MIR. Hnl Mrs. iI;tTry
Leeds ST. Mr. and Mr.. Hnrr% Leeds
.Ir Mr. and Mrs. conrad. MIR. and Mrs:
II. e.. Leeds. AMI Mrs.. l:l,Zib'th Urn.
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WEST LIBERTY


7.'.. summer ''rm 80 s"h""i 81 III"
<.rr.,, - ..rr.-, S%3:.- n:'",t. - ~
,n,,,i,r..- nnl bong =" Larry" IN h""''un
,f Tin. rrnuhI"d Stat" or AFFAIRS. WORN
y ,b dnrn,iurN - shaving WN'i -
All IN,
Air. t'n-t.r and ir''" con nnH hH''Eh-
,,. 80 j,tnrn!u %rhrrsha. ar" vi&i'nS
,b,. form 80 mother. Mrs.. Flora f,r'i'S.
Mss Rosa WaHr = H'sii1nc r''a''N'S
., ,'r,,ayiil.. IA.
I:ai aud Mr.. l." :. 'ir"~" ana M! SE
loss ';-"a'. 81 l""''hI' "" '''''''@
ia, .r,rn"r ~ West :. 7i'r.N.
T., ..rL Az. \ : Erl.. Miss l;"nHin"
ri, .rI W,ir Fell If Nlii": tir"'"
,-. SuU,lay with relatives IN VEST
r. NV
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-06
RAILS IN TIE
BACKGROUND

NEW YORK. July !.-INn"-thirH q,
4o-dny.S light trading III St"''kS occur -"
/, m, c:n~l h"U-. III" 'ar'E a"t ,h''r-
mediate stages o. n" Session -
n,rnrt,i;,tcc. r. f-eTu"n' 1..uS"S n"
ron,..mr,t tended steadily upward FROM
.i,o nr...,in- with ma iniurns n TN" md
1-ri,rd states Si."i and tHder"'r''n'
,sSucs az ;hn; Vision furnished the
&-,ro,sr proportion of IN" days "reT''-
tionS although oils. motors. tooa'S'S
and minor war contract issues ne'''t,''
further pool activity. Meats con'e'"
u;ed moderately hu: retained niue" o.
their nid-w"'H gains.
r,reSTrrr; rails w"-H again rctcS'tt't
- ,bc Underground Reading as usual
nrny,r:- ti,r r-lr rXr"n;lou. NV ;"rN
,.,ntral and N.w ETayen responded I"
hcIa;cd inquiry. hut t7anSc"nttn"n'",,,N
ard cranctrS wrr" only occasionally
quoted.
With tinted Sets S;""(. which maHS >
a r,i sai,, of -. w"r" F";ht"h "'' am
C'-u"rhi" S:"";~ =; '.NtTc"" sa'IN -. -.
,o -. POINTS ;,nd Hallway steel springs
and Tho mot; :,rd 'h''t- s"nS'o!2F'|S
.. advances - tha ~a,r'. "Nt>n'.
p.:-,leur,. derived mt;cn -. ;heH ",-
,.,r,o from Royal I';ii"h "i'. WH',''
1tTuref, -. rci":s "H armour" tx" ~
from, abroad - ;in - ~" cor :iha' ~
idnnd f.,r ia!.. hast yielded half t'S !'"''
ia'c-. .. -,
central I.."t,i." .tirr"rt'aH Sns;'r. i''
+.-,,.jnna, \i..h.l. Ea;i..nal F:ntrl'I'ns
and \.;iu,;ai .'"r.!n,t f"il""'"' ih !''r'
c-al odyarr" ,yi-hin = :'"'rc ..i:4At." "'''-
SAILS ar.,nurIc! :" 81. nna ShHr'N.
Liberty isSIi..$ w." jn"I:H"d :" -'''':'>
bur ;hn ssn"-:'l list vas rr3'"r. 'h''"-"
r,.:,,n,; r.,iu-. Tn:nl Sal"S 'iH''
rrr.c,.-.; = - u.." ~
I'n;:sd sc,,"$ bonds Mr. unchanged
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-06
SANDY RIDGE, 0.

Mrs. Elsie Moor" returned h"n," TUGS
DAY from lhr OH" Valley hospital here
shr has h"cn Ii:" pas; four weeks.
L;curg" Steward. ii Santpn. g.. -
Visiting r'iRr>"s ~ ini* '.'Ir'y.
MIR. and Mrs. Jr~s'' tt'neland ana
family. - nn"ri"n. Wei" Su''"a! ''"l>
inrs at H. .....n" of Mr. and Mrs. G,.orGc
TruAN. "f l.'wrr SANDY.
Mrs. Charley Mct:Hdr"c If i''liair"'
returned 10 h"r huln" after S?' ming II
w""k with her moi her. Mrs Minda
Burns ii Goshen Ridge.
Mr. and Mrs. ,i""rl:' Slu''ral. IT Hun
tor. -. w"r. SGudn! Visitors at ihc
h"m" az Mr. and Mrs. Sann"l S,nera!.
Of Sr,td"' sunday.
Miss Vera lir""ks. II Enrn"sN iii'. =
visiting her parents. MIR. and Mr.. I"hu
Er"nkS.
Ia! m"ud nal. "f l'nI"n E'dr'. VS. q
business caller IN I;arn"Svi!l" saturday.
MI> William Iinffn"r and hiIr:hirr
Mrs. Lula WarrIrk w"r" gu sis Il MT~
William Boyd Wednesday, evening.
Miss Ethel gordon. ~ Sw'li"l wf"
has l""n suffering with Sr!nal ti'uhi"
uS RAPIDLY improving.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eli Williams IF harness
Will. visited at tn" HON" If Mr. and Mrs.
G'"rr;" Eirrhfirld. sunday.
IN" following w"r" "ri"rir'u'ri sun
day -: tn" }"n" "i MIR. ami Mr.. S'r'ii
Campbell. "f Mt Holly. Mir" IIrh"ris
aud Mis- t"rd%r". ~ cambridge. 80:
Mr.. I"l".rr E"yd and dnu"h,"r Miss
Ha%.i. IL TIli"uv'i.. ma Mr.. and Mrs.
,'nrl..,"r Campbell. "f Earu.s-N liz. anu
Mr. Hn! Mrs. WIllInm Boyd and 'iauEh-
r.r. li:lL:. e. 'h'. EldI".
sir anL ~. Dallas Mcmillan. IF
Lear rlIN,lr. were :HHsiS az m" ihi'"r
parents. Mr.. aud Ms. William EdT"r'"n
near Trr"InH. -
~
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Bethany Preparing to
Celebrate France DAY

$...,iai risra;,fr /" Tho in;"niS"nccr'
BETHANY. w Va. Lul" ".-Pr"nara
lion for the celebration "f Franc". IA!
with = An<kr. picnic "n ~" Hcthan'
.r,.IIoC.- campus Saturday. July L. are.
we'll under way. All committees ha"
h.,rn s"lrr;"L by their "halrmcn ant'
hav., started (" work.
Ii.v Mr.. l.az"nhy "f Elm Tror"' on
of In" best posted men III this sector
ON The affairs "t tn" allies. - I" dfiifc,
TN. III tin address. beginning NJ l:"P. =
suitable" musical program has been ar
ranged. headed hy Il good band.
Til. tnlInwinc were named a. char
ncu nr Commuters: William Moore
finance: Mrs 'rnotlr. decorations: lohi
Gibson. rcir"shmrnr: NJ. EdEcrt trans
pcrtaiion: Prnf. Mnns. music: Frof. III
speakers: Mrs. sutton. reception; ~
ChamhcrA peAicity.
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home nf Mrs John i. FMthcy on SOUTH

home If Mrs. John a. F,nthey on South
central avenue.
An adjournment meeting Of the local .
school board - TO b" held this evening
in the office Of the superintendent.
Miss uihIa I.andk7ohn. who is stay
in. ;.r,. t. attend Elliott CnmnerclaI
SCHOOL IN Wh"riInE went TO nor nome
a. J,w,tr. Qh.", for the .p!lcet nohod!' :.
Miss Edna II'rhrc, daughter or Mr.;
,rJ Mrs IN. H!rl"e Of Central aEcnu".
II4 Spending tn" md nf tho wees fisi@-
INK r"iativ"S IN pittsburgh. -.
:rb,. new HON" Of MIR and Mrs. Hiram
n,rIInr on North Railroad avenue. 49,
rnm;,l.v"d ~" family expects 70 oS-
"ury it next week.
MIR. and Mrs. g. G. Carl, and MI. ana
Mrs. F'rod Roth and daughter. MISS
,:r.,cc visited relatives on JacobShurg =
I;ii2c over TIL" Fourth.
Mr. and Mrs charles Glasso. Mr.. anc
Mrs Thomas l;"i"s ard family. and MI
,'t.rlrs E:c,, "t Erlalrr. cainpnd or
,',pIina creek, near rowhatan over lHe
holiday.
rb.. N:ssns Rcr,ha Weekly and MIN
ri, .,.,w Of columbus. are here 10 sp"nt
:, tw... weeks vacation At the nome "' .
. IN. formers parents. Mr. and Mfs. W.
: r Weekly of olive street.
: Members of IT." f;p"nr'h ![caKur ~
IN" Methodist church ar" planning
.,,,.i.,i for the evening Of July l@th
! Mrs Josephine Whit" and .nl*.
wi MrT whItr arc guests or Mrs
.~h'nns ArkI. at Colorain for the enc
/ "f n" a M,'E Mrs. r. schcn camped ov"'
, .r,,', rnur:h with friends near cap FL
'''I Iirs R.rry. VIII" Of Lieutenant pr. J
! +, I:rrrv, went Wednesday, evening =
: Jar,,l,sl,;IrS. I" Sp"nd several days AZ '"'
! nom" uf her husbands l"'h"F' W. D.
/ Itrrrr
" r. Thompson has hccn sprnh,nt
.hc later part OF III" week on eoS' :
! mss ,rip |" Xanrsvillr .,
! " sunIay afternoon in tn" school aud'.
! . 80, No., w = kurht Will deliver
a' sr"c,ai Scr,nnn /" tn" Lr. or'l"r lnl'"t
| ,TIrri"an N.rhanlcs, tn" .S"rTIr" IS - .
. a" ,..rIu,h and tn" public ~ inf'''d 10 A.
/ t"nd
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-06
SHADYSIDE
Lncas Club Organized.

Thirty-"icht members were reported
for tho Walter I.uraS club which held
us first m""tinG Tuesday evening IN"
organization IS n tribut" IN corporal
Walter T.. Lucas who lost his III" IN
Franc" carly N .lun" and ths r"rUir"-
m"nt for "lIEIhilIy - IN" pur''haS" al
war savings SiaIuI,:, ~ ihH Value -
s M or over. Another meeting Of thr
rluS and also If tn" teams making tn"
canvass nf tho town viii be h"hi III The
hank basement next Tuesday evening.
Il was announced that III" pl'NiGrs mad'"
amounted to sI2 mn and that Cap;ain
Nc, 'onn7 foam was leading. The otu"-
rrs ri tho club nr" Harry F"it. r-"Si-
dent: George II. knrS"r VICE pTeSiTcn'.;
" l. Inns. SCCrrtatN.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-06
WOOL REVIEW

BOSTON. July . TIL" r"mn"T"iai
Enllriin viii gay tn.mprrow al .lhe WOOL
market:
definite grazing rules hay" h""n IS
surd hv ih,. office ni rh" wool adm'hiS-
lrainr On all ,iumr%II" clips. IN" man
situation - nm hanged Az
Intmrnts NJ wool arc Icing made ~ the
1,rrrrnt TING only for civilian manu-
iaCturC.
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T.,j> Stacrl,. ~" .: lhi% Guys most
r",;r.ltr l"uHg u"n. left yesterday Tor
cam? Mr.. S!H"rk Will b. situated at
has hospital GN. lamp ';ran'. lt"ch-
ford. H. II" received his app"!ntmcn;
through Washington about thrr" weeks
as.. II" is :; Era'nai" "i the McM"'hcn
hicf srhnul and h"4 at'"ni. d Yves, Nir-
s:n;a University FOR 'hH pass Year and
4 nHif
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church sunday morning nj 1880. Come
Gu; and hear this able speaker.
i. Is. Jones. OF Cameron. W Va. !"
yisi;irE AT thr HON" nf Mr.. +. w. nhlrn
on East Main street.
Miss Nina Ewing is home from New
London. Ohio.
Homer Howell and family ~ Stcuhcn-
willie, are visiting relatives here.
Miss CARR" Van Horn. "t M"rriSt"Wn'
won first prize IN The young ladies run
Ming race at Flushing Yesterday
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r'iyn che" IH-E w'r' arrested h"r''
Tnurs,iay l.! Sheriff 'iat"n and M
deputies Tin. arrests w"r" ia" I" t:''
mon T'a!iuS I"'h"r. They ""r' ar
ranged r"i"r. Sruir' l,"wi. and were
nn.d !!u AMI Gusts.
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-ro.,l Salre % ihh shares.
C"rdc So" nhn
~ En,.rit1- Gu~--"rlv dividend Is"
n.- .rort. navah!.' T':.v c''h.
-rocrlf7r rrinrt"-'" h'|'H"rd |l.'"
re- share. T.7vnh1" 'nC7ls' Isl
-Cc='Ita- r'Ia-'"-'r d'"'d"nf Ei'-"
.c- efa-". rarahI" I'M" !"th.
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Curb Mining Stocks.
NEW YORK CURB MARKET

WHEELING; W. Va. July >. is.
FURNISHED the Tnt"lllE"nc'r ~ y. T.
Nnsrrn 4 Co. members &c thc New York
stock Exchange. National EanF Euiih'
,n-. Wheeling. W. VA. Louis +. Ertnd'
Mniln:rr
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N. Y. STOCK EXCHANGE

WiIt.t:i.INti. W. Vi. Ju!y :, Is.
Furnished thu luir!liIrnc"r hS ~ I.
Ma,lra q Go. mcrnbcrs "f I'll" Ne" YORK ,
Stock i.Xchuucy. National l'.lhN EGi!G-
iu.. Wheeling. W. Va. Louis l.. brand
rt;tuaE.r.
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ONtiuG.

\ crowd # T"UnC r""n'H from ms
cir, spent Thursday ri q Wagon P:'h'C
near EiG Wheeling creek. Games NM
races were the rE;"' d. "N!"H* u III"
:l.-Nurlh
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rHI.rDO GRAIN.

TOLTnO. July --'i"v"rSeed. primo
cash 1925; october 1910: December 1850.
NtSik" October ff@J.
Ttm"tIr. prIr;" cash 3aH: S"p'"nh "r
49,: december ii.i:. March i"": April
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PITTSBURGH STOCKS

N-lIi:ELIH,; ". Va. ITly :. IL.
Furnished IN" Tnt"ijE"n""r l." y r.
NasJcn K 60. members 80 III" Nv York
stuck Exchange. National LAM; Eui'd-
try, Wheeling. W. Va. LOUIS +. Brand,
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Ontside Motor Stocks.
Standard Oil Subsidiary Stock

WHEELING. W. Va. .1n'% .. '\
Eurnishr III" Intrllir"nc"r hy 4. L.
>,.,rn. ( Co. member If IA" NV i"ri
s,,,,, r:xrhnug". National I;ani, lSr'id-
nv Wheeling. W. Va. Louis +. fr1ml
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BANK CLEAR!NGS
BOSTON COPPER STOCKS

NTTt:Ei.IN,i, W. VA. IulE =. IL.
Furnished tho lntcli!ScGtrr hE y. l.
Nast.n 4 Co. members Of the New YORK
stock Exchange. National h;tnk Hu'lI'
,ng. Wheeling. W. Va. Louis L. Eranu'
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PETROLEUM

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