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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-09-17
rHg HELPFUL sELlsov.

For -four consec i,ive nights the ho-
tel mao had watched bis fair. timid
guest oil her sitcher at the water
cooler. Madam be said on The
sfrh night. ~ you would ring. this
would be done for you"
But where IS my bellg" asked The
lady
The bell Is beside yuur bed" re-
piled the proprietor.
That the bell she exclsimed
Why. the boy told me that was the
f.Ie alarm. aud hat ! was not 10
touch 1t on any account'"-LadicF
Isofne Journal.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-09-17
TURK -bULCAn ROW
NEARING OPEN WAR

Turkey has sent large force 10
The border OF Bulgaria. where tfoubis
iS brewing over division OF terri
inrial E3oils Of war between these
two allies OF Germany and Austria =
Hungary The Information comes
through a sourec that Is usually re-
liable
Revolutionary spirit IN rife in The
bulgarian army and among the civ
il'sn population. II ix reported that
the Bulgarians are trying 20 gel all
O. Serbia and even part OF Aus
tria
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-09-17
IN MlMoRluM

Agan a peaceful sud happy eh
sunsta Ia su4 community s. Hesks1
1ne sadslen death of one az M hHsi
Ased memhefs aaA she sad afvs Ia
Asea from ui 10 llp that sAe Ten
aonths hrsle az our county farm
rsent Frank u ptlenhaek. !. no more
whiha aboat Is carry oui the disiac
pVrpose aud else new life ~ lho
Grid Iifrs fra Afcad Is liAelg snAp
tsd asander ana nnAls young saul
" shr warlA Vi epJ hst Fashioned
IS nature ana namrrs God 90 become
pAc ot rhe hes 81 mothers and me
naker ~ ~ The hnsi aud happi
ess OF homes h,r passinK a bright
end gromlslne American home Il hloi
ted oal, forever Finely educated aud
~ sunny and Ioily dispositIou "a
euow h'r wNs % admire ANA losc hrr.
sud II every ans for whom she dll
stmo loving fayor In this life, sont
lltilr act ~ kindness. were TO hrlng
blossom 70 her grave. she woul,
sleea tonight beneath a wilderness al
fp~ere May she be dealt with ID
ihe world beyond "a gen.ly and as ton
teFly o. shn was want 20 deal wsth a,
IA lhls Dear Anna. blessed peace b,
With you In your long. hong sleep
A Friend
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-09-17

lsam that hetd = IN this aeeshsu "
france aud beat them 10 70 Q aud .
basketball team n0t ~ our campAay
ltok she shamp.enshla am iust
nsltng ras eacvps toe hanxed up
ip thal aal IN hoxias match the
other Hlght
Give eyvryene my beat and all sAs
lesv In The w0Fl.i 10 yoa an
Oh Aay Hon ralherts brulhrr
came dawn Va n~a htnA thc othsr day
AMI said he had ssen Joha Nlaslay 81
Tours There u boy ~ the Cavslfy
tsgn frum galhFsa. lila nams Ia os.
burn and ~ 40. an operator ., IN.
Western Uplon From
Francis n nushs
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-09-17
HIS UNIFORM THREE
TIMES NORMAL SIZE

Camp Funston, Kan Sep, le rho
systematic plan whereby civilian
recruit Is quickly converted INTO a
khaki clad indy iduul soon after hs
reached camp ran against "a snsg
when The a N attempted 20 ~ out
q negro who arrived wit9 4 can,ln
gent &c boys from Mississippi The
young man looms up ike . genuine
Goliath He x ais Meet eight mchra
iall, weighs 9as pound. aud as %
shoes well. ater due mrasgromeuis
@ere nsade # was estimated iIAt Is,
neeaed . pair o M zlH aud are
ahft ~ saeh
Officers ~ ibe receiving station
were In a dilemma They had con
saliatlon and decided 10 call ln eui
risla experts fogT and shores Tor TIE
n"w recruit must bo made 10 order
SO a shoomakef and tailor wsl' sum
moned from Junction cry anl they
agreed TO assume the responsibility
for uniforning me duFky giant from
the southland The shoes made for
him are II inches long and there is
just three times the quantity of cloth
IN bis uniform that the average uni
form requires His comrades from
hississippa declare no is strong. even
beyond his size
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-09-17
SIX NEGROES ARE
HANGED At HOUSTON

San Artonia. Tex. Sept. 1.-THE
sir negroes whose sentence 10 death
we're. pronosnced by eoprtraarfist
which tried them for participation in
the Houston riot src whose sentences
we're approved by President Wilson.
we're hanged ss Fort Sam Houston at
csybreak this morning. No civilians
were allowed to witness the esecu-
tens. which were carried through
with great secrecy
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-09-17
Former Mayor Neesicy
Tells Of Y-Work

4, Mayor J /: Niselsy. Who entered
sAc YMc A training sehnol a. Camp
Travis. Texas. Sept SD, r~pora that
ne Is getting on fine and enjoying the
work immensely t0llowing = the
daily pno1ram
SEQ A " Islslne hour
l0r~e 80 -Galisthcnies.
.is- Breakfast
sS0 Inspection
90 5 ls- Chapel
s;i5--s ) 40 -Bihle study.
: ts-a se--IIis,ory and principles
~ association work
ass 10 eo--Nar work methods
ca,arl aism. notrhobks
ie 70 no as-A rccoss. lmherins
mp peried
ius3s li 70 Historical hack
ground Of the war
II as ig.io- Religious ioadershlp
lsis Dinner
ils sse care and operation d
auto. care and operation OF moys'
nelco care and operation ~ building
3 80 , is~-Aihleucs. mass ans
groap games
/ aas-s Is Study. relaxation. Ia
tprsieWs.
6lH supper
4 Goo Q So Laboratory work In as
sneialiun buildings
l0.uA~-i-igbts 0ul and all quiet
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-09-17
Get Rid of That
Persistent Cough

II you are subject 10 weak lungs,
heed the cough rs warning Eck-
Fssn's Alternative pay ziG YOU IL stop
ang The cough In addition. II Is a
'alusbie tonic and health builder in
such cases. No siooh0l. narcotic or
habit forming drugs Twenty years
successful use sec and sI.5s Bottles
a. all druggists 0r from manufacturer
postpaid. ECKNAN LABORATORY.
Philadelphia.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-09-17
GRIM REAPER CALLS
SPLENDID YOUNG WOMAN
Mrs Frank Dillcnback. Wife or
County Agent Stricken After
Four Hours Suffering
Last Night

Sangl funeral serylcra will b. hesA
si she rasiegsaa undertaking lAglors
~ o'eloek this ai'erncen FOR the late
Nfs Frank " nllenhack. wha died
sefN suddvab a. hef home in th.A ci's
Yesterday estnins
fhe hgls will ha teksa ia Mrs nn
hssatks fofsH homie Ia Ramana.
haasAs. leF hNg fgtaAs ~ iNls
uaid Nua Aa *il 81
& ttet 81 her saaata AeaiA sns ess
3 iess than lour heuf
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-09-17
WHEN CHILDREN START


school opens az a iimc II ,sar uhen
rs ehang" Of seasons IN likely te
cau'e coughs. colds Group. hay fever
ana asthma Prompt action nj tho
l'fs' sagn Of infection may keep child.
ren ~ prime good health ana helm
u'em 10 avoid losing time. Folss.s
noney aud Tar Is an ideal home rem
edy.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-09-17
PROTEST
AGA|MsT SLAUGHTER

Amsterdam. s-p l;- rhs bstlan
xrwes xsitanea Moscow corrsspond'
ent na,s the nsnsrsl diplomats have
jcsnteb protested to n rehMshetin'
he Bolsherik Forcixn Minister
axatnst the wesic<sle eSe~uiien ~
civilians and otfseers They informed
TcAheehcrln thai tAeir Governments
voala es. y. an Russian boishesski Il
Ike Soviet oossrnsuent da nos aa'an
Ion is attitude a. serroism toward 'ts
~ lltscal opgsonents
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-09-17

OkLAHOMA BOYS ARE
~ Hun PRISON CAMPS

Names Of ~ soldiers hcld a. pris
O efs 81 war Al vArioue camps In Ger
many. were AID public lsSay by he
VAR department The Ilst includes
= m y Doaier Indianapolis. OKLA
ssfg' kolana > Hess. BarlaxsiAu
ohla Walter q. Adams. saris boro.
nkia aud Gaorge Vi castlebcrry
Willis'on okla "a a camp Cassel
~ unknown camps Henry zclnp
Aprrlson, Okia
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-09-17
UP AND ABOUT AGAIN

III was sick In bed with kidney
trouble, writes c f. Reynolds. Elmira
n. y Il commenced taking Foley Kill
rey Pills and IN few days was oa,
of bed keepin. u, the treatment. /
was able 70 80 10 work Since hen I
hsye had no more backsches" Foley
Kidney Pills stop siecT disturbing
bladder ailments.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-09-17
KNOCKS OUT PAIN
The FIRST ROUND
Comforting relief from palm
makes Sioan's tho
Worlds Iinimens

This ianoas ssllssss ~ rheumatic
ashss. soawnss~. stsfa~s. painful
spfsina. nemairse lssns. and ms@t
other external swsnaes that hnnaHssv
suffers from. eala,s its xssas Aslss
because u practically never IAN u
hs'as speedy eonsfastias tslisi.
Always fra,sy for use. II takss It,ts
90 fs"eisais wsisoafs sbbs~s nd pswiues
fssults. Clean. sviFeahsng Al an drug
stores. A Large battle nlrans economy.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-02-22

tcrmining rates AMI iiNiuE IL" period "l
roycrnu,rn, rrirutIuil after IN" War. WIS
voiced To-day by !icp",S"uiaiIN" r'Sch 81
NIs,ruslr rankin. l;'puhilrau mc!nh"f
rf Tn. Interstate. commerce committee
i.,ur.,rnta,IN- E;,rh, >!"akinS for tn"
r"in.riry If I'll" comm tee. Declared IN"
,,,,.,.,L ru;r 81 rui .rnSHtluD Is too
li.,h. ,har IN" power ~ lnlilHir rates
sh.ulL rest with IT," lnlcr$ini" COM
r,,.rr. commission other than with the
President and that thu rWHdS should hH
r,.,urn,d les ,hrir owners one year or
I.,,. after tho proclamation al peace, m
stead 81 Nv" years. ~ PROPOSED 10y lh'
house bill.
"Owncr* at our ruir"aIs should Hc
content t" r"""iv" Il guarantee 81 pay
u,,,,r nt al ;lxcd charges. Represents
ri!r L.%,h sad. Including operating tN-
rnuyrS. taxes. interests and regular dtNI-
,icndS nrr outstanding stock M! sur
ul:s ahnyr such payment ought either
l.. "a t. IN" government I" ala II III
meeting the guarantee. "r he equally
,.iv,d.L b,.rwncr thu. owners and the gov
cguuIcnt.
..rh. ;nInurI.i. also hrii"y" that tn"
,.,t,.. making hover should remain IN tn"
I,.,nd. uf the interstate commerce COM
mission. II IS thr one. body under our
government that has had the regulation
.r railroads. including. their rates. IN
,rrrcr l. is not necessary tn give /"
ill.,. President. even IN time OF war. the
r,wrr In IniIiatr rates. No other ma
t,nu at var has changed its rate making
power y" other nation has given I" Il
..ng., individual this power, not even
nutm.ratlC Germany
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-02-22
WOVEN
ORGANIZATIONS
VOLUNTEER A|D
LINE FORCES TO ASSIST IN BATTLE
FOR CONSERVATION OF FOOD
IN WHEELING.
All Clubs Join Hands to Help Uncle
Sam Win the War-Connntt-
tees Appointed.

N"'nhers oc w"mcnS organizations
turned out en- lnasse yesterday In give
,h"Ir support TO tn, food conservatism
campaign which WAS held Il: the Hotel
Windsor. Plans were formulated %
launch tho campaign which the women
- This city Will take up during tn"
work Of March with The Womaus
r!Up.
Mrs. J. H. Brennan. chairman. pre-
sided and very Spi"ndidly outlined the
work ii the women OF this c!;y are
about /" take UP.
In this house 20 house canvass Of tho
wuincn in III" interest OF food Conscr-
walton Wheeling w!ll have tho dlStirc-
ton Of being the first city III the INIT
cd States engaging 10 ANY such an UNI
dcrtaking. and their action of yesterday
bids fair 10 make IL 4 success.
The canvusScrS Will b" provided with
literature which Will enable every house
wife 10 cut down IN" running "Apcns"S
Of her household WInd"w cards quite
distinctive IN their novelty. differing
Irum any y"t seen. vii! bc distributed
and. III I'll" words OF Mrs. BrcnnHn.
wherever these arc placed i'll home
the women OF that household Will ldcn.
tiry themselves with the "sOidcrS or tn"
Kitchen" who intend In do work as
worthy rs the soldier IN the trenches.
Three hundred and riIhty-two women
Will ne actively engaged during the first
r,.re.. DAVIS of the cainpaign. taking the
remaining DAVIS to make up their re-
porrs Tho final meeting before the
',,or;nr oc III. c,rnp,iyp will ir,. held
an N.Y. Thursday afternoon n, some
convenient meeting place which VIII DC
,un,unrrd ,;,r,r when the rhalrlnan and
III ,h,, work., >. mr.. asked To b., present
m rrrcivc tho nrrcssarv literature and
irvtrur,inns for tbcir work
,rt, r,iI,.,.i,,. n,ruI,r ,romcr.s or
49,, i,,,ft;, ,h.,,ns,l,.,s
,,s, ,nI ,yi.h
,,''ir,, ,,,i,,,,', Viii Nv, ,b,,r
nv rtti' !.'r" IL, ,,',,. - -, ...,,,os,
49, I, ,,.:ii -, I'm,
'"iph M"'''I" - w ~
h'r l"u"'ls "'tr 80, ,,,o,,o
fFs. "p,"' r'Auh' ~, -
WIN MIS- '" w. NJ ''SN' '''' ~''"''
'n'h' r,,. Ga. ,r,; cr.-
'",'" ""'"I ,,,a c,,I,i,.a, -bu;r-
: rag" LIDO uc' ~ N'-'''>t ''''
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-02-22
A Stubborn Cough
Laosens Right Up
Th,. homemade remedy In wonder
for quick results. EhAiiy ana
chcaply made.

The PROMPT and positive action OF this
simnle. inrxpcnsire home made remedy
in unickly healing the intiamrd or swollen
membranes oi the throat, chest or hron.
CLinl tubes and breaking up tight
coughs, has caused it to be used in more
homes than any other cough remedy.
Under it's healing. soothing influence,
chest soreness goes, phlegm looscn!s,
breathing becomes easier, tickling, in
throat stops and YOU get n good nights
rcstiul sleep. The usual throat and
chest colds arc conquered by it in 81
nours or less. Nothing better for bron-
chitis, hoarsencss, Group, %hooplnG
cough, bronchial asthma or winter
coughs
To make this splendid cough syrup,
nour Pr ounces of PneX 100 cents
WORTH, into q pint bottle and fill tho
Hottie with plain grnnulatcd sugar syrup
and shake thoroughly. You then have
a full pint-a family supply-of a much
better cough syrup than you could buy
rcndv.madc for $3.50. Keeps perfectly
and children love its pleasant taste.
pincx is special and highly conccn-
tratcd compound OF genuine Norway
nine extract, and is known the world
over iur its promptness, ease and Ger
tniEty in overcoming stubborn coughs
and chest colds.
To avoid disappointment ask your
druggist for "2l12 ounces of Pincx' with
iull directions, and don't accept any
thing else. Guaranteed to give absolute
satisfaction or money promptly refunded.
The pineX Co., IT Wayne. Ind.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-02-22

the meaning nf this mcasu''. Senator
Lewis said. This is the beginning OF
go. uvrrnmcnt taking the railroads as
Il government agency. The roads VIII
never u" permitted TO return TO the Tor
Incr state of personal control for private
hrnciit. At tho sam" tim" this country
takes over the railroads. il will take TN"
telegraph and Telephone" privileges anu
then the prnductS for fuel. particularly
ihr lands If coal and oil. and put these
um,&.r government direction.
Fll agencies of this natur" m TINS
r.pIIhlIr necessary L. ;hc public wei
raI"' ri man will he takch 10y the GOV
"rumcnt AS 4 necessary projection OF Inc
republic.
III" railroads. senator Lewis said.
cor Irsscd their inability :" meet the
SlIr,ttirn and hy surrc7G"rinG 10 the gov
"rEuCnl admitted the ON" power cap
nhl" To carry on the work under tn"
existing conditions was the government
itself.
The government now conducts the
roads and directs them as the proof Of
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-02-22

its power and ability TO do So" ,he as
Sorted Private ownership Of railroads
failed US for the purpose OF sending sup
plies 20 ships or for transport Of SOL
dlcrS for foreign service. What would
be the calamity under private owner
ship il; enemies were at our gates And
in possession Of OUT country? -a,-
Let us announc" that the unite6
states is 4 government and shall asN
sumo governmental rcsponsibility.~tnN
protecting all public agencies Of human;s
welfare from being monopoly of prtss
yatr pillage." -
If this is done. Senator Lewis said.
any Eolsheviki uprising in the United
states will be avoided I. -
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-02-22
WELLSBURG

N-E.I.i.SBURG. W. VA. rob. cl.--At
The city council on Wednesday, evening.
the council Let III" contract for tn"
erection, Cor the sewer system as adj
vertised 10 Thoney Pictro Of Morgan
town. W Va. III" loves; bidder when
tho estimates were Uprurd.
The contract Will he drawn Il? no
tween the city and Mr.. Fictru al once.
The contract calls for the start Of the
work once and i; will be pushed as
rapidly as ;hc conditions permit. Ci;y
Engiuccr NJ f.. Boyd Will inspect and
supervise I'll. work as in the other
Sever.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-02-22
ST, CLA|RSV|LLE
Realty Deeds Filed.

Eourt Zion ". f.. church To charles
Adams. land IN Pultrey township. Con-
sdderetion. SEQ.
Stephen Aulbert and Eva Aulb"rt to
Harry <. Piper and Jennie {. Piper
land IN Smith township. Consideration.
SO
(. >. Edwards et al. to David +"
doughty and Margaret Doughty. land IN
Peas township. Consideration. S&ah .
Mary Anna Berry and Edgar y. Berry
70 Walter Pratt and Ethel Pratt. land
in Colcrain township. Consideration
$500.
Carl L. norer to W. Cuntel. Land in
Eellaire. Consideration 81.
Thomas ". Michel and Lou A. Nichol
20 Paul kohut"k. Land in Wheeling
township. Consideration 81.
Dora RiemenSchneider and S. II. Rel
mcnSchncider 10 Clarence kenno. Land
in Bethesda. Consideration 81.
Michael Gallagher G; al 20 William f..
Gallagher. Land IN Warren township.
Consideration 81.
George =. McGrew and Emma NJ. Nc
Grew, TO Clarence \. Caldwell. Land in
ShadSSldc. Consideration SiV0.
Homer Benson 10 !. Z. Doudna Land
in Earncsvillc. Consideration 81.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-02-22
Cameron

Ross & Phillips are painting and dec
ornling tn" interior of their store.
& y Snyder iS able 10 be- about again
after 4 brief Illness.
L. Goodman was At Moundsvil!c on
business to-day.
l.. rarriS OF Moundsvill" was a bust
moss caller in town yesterday.
Clcl. Nichols has been worry sick for
several days past.
: r.. Lccch paid = business visit to
Warrington Tuesday.
Revival services ut the Christian
church S,ill continue and the interest in
thu meetings seems 10 be holding up
well.
II was n mistake about Arnold sim
mons moving into tho Thomas property
on Main street. However W. gay" uut
the ilo;n JuSl rs W" got 1t. II is Frank
King who is to move there.
Fred swan is preparing TO NOV" his
family - Flushing. g.. wher" they VIII
reside on farm
The Wheeling Natural Gas company
brought IN II line Sass'r on tit" huZ%ard
farm. VEST Of Gown. Monday evening.
We get mi<"d on tn" dat" that laIn"S
r. plrrinII - /" speak at tn" NJ. l..
church. Il IS neat sunday. instead "
last And the time viii be 80 y. M.
Harvey Hicks has been "l"rt.d Sccrc-
tary oil the Cameron Green House COM
pan:. vice g. l.. Wells resigned.
John T:ichcy Of Fork RldS" has pur-
chased lots IN tho west end ui town and
Will begin the erection OF dwelling
there in 4 short time.
j. l.. Gul!ry VAS nj MnundsvilI" on
business Monday.
Harry i:!hin has purchased the Her
man Pipes property. on the south SID.
and will shortly occupy the place with
his family.
w. i. Phillips. VIII" frr som" tim has
been ON the sick list, viii b. removed
Ia the hospital at t'a!rnunt during 'hIs
week for treatment.
Frank Miller. a glass worker. who for
some time has been employed al tins
rluc, has answered The call In arms and
has gone to has home in ohio /" remain
a few days before going - i canton
m"nt for trnruinG.
Mrs J. NJ. Mr'ilumphy has purchased
n horS" II N"rn" M"m"u". "n iliSh street.
and Will nnv,. there IN the near future.
city Council VIII meet next Monday
night. 1T which time some definite action
sill H.. taken on ,nr maIorniy Question.
Minor GroSSInar wnS at N"GndSNrllo
Oh BUSINESS yesterday.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-02-22
NERVOUSNESS
On The DECLINE:
Doctors Encouraged, They
Hold Ont Hope for All

"Eo:i.irC wron% ul.r ~ 1"rveS.' W.
,,ca- :: o. homo. At wcrk and every
whore C-r.airiY. rrrEousneSS is dis
ease man Or :vor,:,a ;uirht better
have I. broken ,ee ',p1 :. shattered,
WE dew 2r:'"Oc. =. LIN
Ct~".wr:,; %n., Aprr:. drains III"
n"rr~ r.I's arr o.::."r= ut all their
s;rnugtss. 4a6 Yi;a.i:v. t'"r you Grt your
sles.p.cSS al:.i;s , ~ blood. nervous
-...-. ~r.:. and tc..~ hat goes with =
.~prn- or. E:o.,en-,;u'yC lrrvuuS system.
Tho h7'..cr doctors e. to-day know
!us. Ia: - 10 in H:.S..s Ct this kind.
They kaow thar 4 ''." weeks use OF
I,nnspAa:"G Iron 4arSiy falls tn
strengthen. stimulate and feed the
Nus pbatt-hpHg-5 u"vrr ccn;orS.
rho.phated iron certainly does take
roi6. Tire wa mo majority OF patients
coma back is remarkable. You can
sluo.t 50. their nerves crow steady.
:tronS a2G peaceful.
VIA 4 change in appearance, too
Tho chncss hecnmc flied ont and flush
Cd Si:5 -. ::ealthy rudy glow that
INV ,S;rn. red. ironized blood can give.
t5ea -;,ar;f:,n. their step has tho spring
nd ewing c. youth and their Who'll"
syxs.up sccIac 70 be alive with energy
1od goo! sylri.s:.
Mr.. .;Srvuus Man or Woman. FhoS.
rE>steI i-on will do all this Cor you if
uou uiu give /: 4 chance. DO not drag
cruunG. all - ard half dead another
nsy vixen nrlp 10 50 near. Get busy!
nd be- l:rn nrc onc4 again.
To insure Decor; All their patients
xs1fins the Seluin. E'hoSniia.cG iron
re have pl: in Capsules Gully. 81 do not
allow dealers to Sivs You pills or tab
,sfa jrsigt on capsules. G. II. Griest
{. Co Wheeling. and leading druggists
c.exywoe1A
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Mrs. John Williams Of South Benwood
is confined 10 her home with Il serious
attack of illness.
james Armour Of Stcubenvlllc is the
guest of Bcnwood relatives for several
days
Marie Bradford Of St. Clairsvillc is
spending several days IN this city rs
tn" guest of friends.
Jack Collins Of this city is confined
to his home with Il slight attack of
pneumonia.
Harry Shepard has left for Cleveland.
O.. where H. will spend several days
with relatives.
Arnold Mcilullon Of Pittsburgh ar
rived here yesterday to spend few
weeks with South Bcnwond relatives.
A. J. Wilson fredericksburg spent yes
1rrday here AS Il. business caller among
local business houses.
Mrs. I. t. Ewing Of BoEGs Run IL
Slowly recovering at hex HON" after
being confined for several weeks.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-02-22
PATRIOTIC PROGRAM
BY SCHOOL PUPILS
Booos Run Students Give Intere sting
Enterta ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Many
Savings Stamps.

Yesterday afternoon the pupils Of
The BogCs Run school were assembled
in room l and gave 4 very. interesting
program in honor of the birth al
Washington and Lincoln.
The program which consisted of
rccitations, PLAYS, readings, dramali-
cations and songs, were OF patriotic
nature. and wer" given by The pupils
with SHOW Of patriotism ana on
,husiasm characteristic Of that locality.
During III" past three days this
school mas purchased lhirty.iwo Thrift
stamps, thereby aiding in the over
throw Of TruSSiuniSni.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-02-22
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