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The Wahpeton times., 1918-10-31
Farmers Oppose
League Move

In North Dakota as in Missouri.
when the question of single tax was
upup for a vote. farmers are getting
busy to protect their interests against
the designs Of INSCRIPTIONS irrespon-
sible people, who have no tax re.
ceipts. Five Of the Oldest settlers and
most substantial farmers in Traill
county have issued a public appeal to
their fellow farmers warning them
against adopting this and other So.
ciaIistic constitutional amendments
and urging the election Of men who
have by their acts shown that they
are not willing to help put Socialism
over.
The farmers who are making the
appeal are:
A. sTEENsoN. Hillsboro.
+. o. EILINGSON, Hillsboro.
JOHN +. JOHNSON, Hillsboro.
w. ]. BURNETT, Cummingv.-,- :.
S. G. SWENSON. Portland
The Wahpeton times., 1918-10-31
What the People Who
Know Superintendent N. G.
Macdonald Think Of Him.

His Professional Record
Il. One term in each sf the rural
schools taught.
2. One year in the Mayvile Nor
NAL School.
3. One term county supertntend-
ent Of schools Cavalier county.
4. One year superintendent at
Mandan.
S. One year trying to be principal
Of the school at Tower city.
6. Seven years at Lidgerwood as
superintendent Of schools, where his
wife, who acted as principal of the
high school. was able to handle the
proposition.
Z. State Rural School Inspector.
His appointment was accomplished
by means we'll known to educators
Of the state.
8. One term superintendent of
Public instruction in which office he
Is to be succeeded in January by
Miss Minnie ]. Nelson.
(study the Result Of the Primaries.) }
1. He was a minority candidate
In Hannah, his home town.
9. He lost Cavalier County where
lie served as county superintendent.
Z Mis- Nelson carried Mayvills
The Wahpeton times., 1918-10-31

Every man knows that IT Is much
them. IT WILL BE AN EASY MAT.
TER FOR THE STATE OF NORTH
DAKOTA TO ISSUE BONDS AND
GET INTO DEBT, BUT REMEM.
BER, THERE Is ALWAYS A PAY
DAY. The hardship comes not in
contracting debts, but in paying them.
The Wahpeton times., 1918-10-31

photograph Mckenzie, the North Dakota political boss
the Mckenzie the 500 and the North.
Building and about to step into
controls
Frazier
Sealise So s NJ
tho weathiest
deal the state bonds when tho
dollars bonds than collect
purchasers
The Wahpeton times., 1918-10-31

and Traill County in which Mayville
is located.
4. Grand Forks and Grand Forks
county. where he was a student for
some years. gave Miss Nelson q
handsome majority.
s.. Voters at Lidgerwood and
Richland county. where he was
school superintendent. do not want
MIN Tor state superintendent any
longer.
6. Mandan gave Miss Nelson q
big majority.
The Wahpeton times., 1918-10-31

changes. suddenly brought about, re-
suit in chaos. to the body politics and
have a singularly striking example
Of this in Russia at the present
time, where a few men, preaching
glibly about democracy. have in real
ity taught nothing but class hatred
and nationwide socialism, with the
result that they have brought ma
tional dishonor upon the people as
a whole. and instead of bettering
their conditions have led them to ruin
and disaster to degree without par
allel in the history Of modern civil
ization,
The Wahpeton times., 1918-10-31

THE ONLY QUESTION IN THEIR
MINDS SEEMED IA BE NOT HOW
MUCH DEBT u WAS WISE FOR
HOW MUCH OUR RESOURCES
WOULD ALLOW US TO CON.
TRACT.
(Extract from Mr.. Doyle's specify
The Wahpeton times., 1918-10-31

Go to the polls Tuesday Novem-
Der 5th AMI do your duty as an Am
erican citizen.
You are responsible for the kind
Of government We have and your
responsibility 10 all the greater now
that 30 many North Dakota citizens
are away from home where they will
not have an opportunity to vote and
many very important matters are up
for decision.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-05
BETHESDA

Tn" SarluS"r 4 '"maltrr club. which
has h,."u' recently "rgauIE"d enjoyed n
delightful evening ut Mi!lrmrr'> grow on
Thursday. lure -. tn. diversion Of IN"
evening being Il wcini. roast. Th"S"
present wrr" Misses Marie FI'-.krIt.
Bell. Nellie 'ir"WG. i"r"nH MHriS. lhuru-
thy Bailey. Martha McFadd"m. Mary go
Ion. Elizabeth shepherd AMI Edna Long
M"SSrS. clifton li"i"n. Harold Sharfcr,
Hills Martin. whoa liall"y., Anrl" err;
.I"ifry Groves. VIM. Shepherd. raymond
E"!"n. E"l!amd lI"Sk"ri. Howard and
R"h"r; shepherd
\ patri"trr street rnih"rInr and hand
concert WAS h"ld ~ tn, band stand "u
Main street last i'rniHy evening. I"l"-
lratinE tn" going over N" top in tho
recent W. =. :. drive. tn solicitors hay
ing raised 81 .hnn h"inud CIR quota.
Much credit ~ Gu" III. l,,,':tl committee
for he efficient work dom.
Tn" W. =. 7. /. VIII hold their r"cr-
lar monthly meeting 1t III" h"m" Of
Mrs. Martha lt,Sc an Friday evening,
July J. Thns.. Interested in Temperance"
arc requested /" Il" present
Rev. Potter. wifi and children. "f tn"
Nanc" M"m"rIal church. "f Whr"IinS'
hav" secured y suit" nr rooms at rho
Epwurlh inrk " =. Z. t. cottage and
will remain Throughout til" sraH"n.
Mrs Louis Schroeder NJ the Park,
spent Monday n Wheeling. Their son
Henry Is entertaining his friend. Master
EaIrd Adams. ~ Wheeling. nj Their
cottage here.
'';.nrr" Hau"rir Of Wh"riinE, spent
the wr"k-"ud with his family a; Ep-
worth I'ark. Their son cecil spent tho
Fourth with friends ut Marietta. Their
laughter. Miss Marie. and friend Miss
Emily W"rm"r. al Wheeling. VIII" In:
been visiting her. were with friends in
Ifr,f- h,.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-05
THAT CHRONIC SMOKERS
COUCH EASY To RELIEVE

mucus mornings. and hawking. splitting
hahi!S should j." gutrcn rid or.
p"rtnrS viii tell y"u and specialists
arr. recommending the US" "t tiTrn-CoI
which ~ II splendid tonic" blood rur'-
fer and sl~'ngthrnrr. in addition Ia h--
INK IN" h"St r"m"dy for IN" chronic
cough and cold II is mad" 81 tn" very
finest ,n:lt. iron. wild ,'h"rry bark. viii
and "AiracIIv"$ from fresh cod lircrS
ana all IT tn" nauS"atinG taste AMI
.mrll has ben removed leaving II u
pleasant tratc. I" b. tnkrn about ar
hour b"fnr" meals for couple ii
weeks. after which the result Will be 81
noticeable II is optional with the US.
whether il should he continued or not,
Hypo-Cod is for sale by, all g
druggists
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-05
CAMERON


Charles T.irs,htrrm has moved his
family from E,IlaIr" t" this city AMI
or.l.nics tho kcffer prop"rty On III"
Snulh Side
.rhr ..r,o,ys Of / ". Coleman We"
shInr.,l 10 nnchrSt"r. " T.. during tins
u,,,.l .rbr family has been IN Man
minrIou for several weeks and VIII
mnkn thrir future home at Rochester.
IL J., Lawrence has moved his tam
~ ,r,n RI. nrr,pcrtv recently purchased
;n Ni.,;, r,rcci
1Irrh..rr I:rrrclI is homo from thc Ohio
,..II,,' ,:,r,.r.I b"sn,,aI M Wheeling.
'f,'r s,rrrgsr,Ii ri,r ration for anrCn-
,hritis. Ifr Is getting along nicely.
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6 on friends and transacting business

ing on friends and transacung business
IN town yesterday.
/ Several people from this place arc
spending their Fourth elsewhere, as the
celebration which WAS announced for
this place went up in the air and there
is nothing doing.
The police force of The city has bern
given an increase salary. as has also
the laborcrS on the street working gang.
Aaron Porter and Robert kincald
motcrcd 10 Wheeling yesterday.
Attorney J. b. Allison and James VIII
son motorcd TO WaHnesourG. IA. To
look after some business yesterday.
II. l.. CriCkbun of Bcnwood motor"d
IL this place this morning and spent
In" day with friends.
Mrs. James Whrlan visited friends
and transacted business al Wheeling
to-day:
Rev. W. T.. Pierce of this city, is d..
livcrIme IN address for the celebration
al Iacktnwn today.
Ecv. - u. UraiE has hcen appointed
| secretary Of thr board Of education at
cameron district.
Mrs. Harry Bnhout and children ~
Point Marion. who have h"cn with
friends in town for several days. ict'
/ this morning for Wind Ridge to spend a
| few days with friends before returning
homo.
/ 7. j.. ITipsIcr "a moving his family 70
! rvr:Ln,l. Ohio. where they VIII maxi
! their future home.
T. H. Fish was Il; SfoundSvilic on bus
in"Ss yesterday.
| ban" Jacklcy and family returned YES
! t"rday from an extended visit with
! friends Al Franklin. Ind.
/ Rev :. &. Fisher Of the Baptist
| church at this place, came hack this
morning from visiting his family ut Rec
| House. Putnam county. TIE family viii
arrive here ID reside permanently in
short time
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-05
THE SEARCH
IS NOW ENDED
Tho Hunt for Remedy for the Ills OF
Life Now OF an End-Dr. Rhoads
Mikes Discovery.

r,upl" IN all walks of If" who have
been nrfIirted with indigestion. dySrcr-
STA, ShurfIr.Sss of breath. mlpithlon "r
the heart. hcIching Of wind. fGrmcntInE
nf tho food, constipation. dizziness
headaches, backachrS coated tongue.
fnuI hrrz,ih. lack Of energy. or thar
tired out. run down condition. VINO ha"s
tried nearly everything for their all
mrnts. have more than once SAID
Surely thcrn is something that would
reli"v" me if only know what it was"
Or i. \. Rhonds. the Pittsburgh Spe-
cialiSt on the srvous diseases of men
and women more than five years ago
hit upon the combination "f certain
rnurS herbs. barkS and berries. which
he has named 'rpt NuN-rrnn.
pcploninrd Nux-Irnn is wonderful
rerncdy--tirinf a lnnCf"lt. need for sui
fcrrG humanity. and ia making ;hnu-
sands and thousands q: friends wher"-
ever introduced.
You know the brain rules thu body.
and the stomach rules the brain. ami
that any person with sound stomach
can combat thrcc-fourthS Of the disease
that assail humanity.
Pcptoniznl Nux-Irun Is Natures rem
"dy. 1t is II product OF mother earth
and is 4 wonderful combination OF
medicinal value II brings perfect
health to that much abused organ. tn"
stomach. and thus in turn ribs tho whole
body OF The distressing symptoms Ervrn
above. II acts on The liver. Kidneys and
stomach and banishrs rheumatism from
the blood.
The rCptonizcd NuX-lrnn man will b..
IN hand 10 meet tn" public at the {. ii.
Gricst 4 Co. ll2J Market street. each
day. vhcro h. will INTRODUCES and an
plain tho merits Of this wonderful rom
cdy.
You owe Il 10 your hralth's sake to
b, on hand
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-05
CAUSE, BANISHING MUCUS AND
HAWKING, SPLITTING HABIT
SMOKES WITH COUGH SAY IT'S
TIEE-GOOD TONIC, TOO

ThuuS.,nGS OF smokers thirl. their
cough, Is du" !" smoking. hui *Inpl"
lii;lc remedy removes tn" "auS" III nan"
.r:rsrs ont nf ten and drives away til" fear
Of lung and pulmonary trnuhl" according
10 thousands who have tested il.
There isn't any question about n
cough being bothcrsomc. unhealthy. and
an annoyance TO business associates.
and that dry throat, accumulation OF
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th"ir wa% :" thu woods or the various
p:,rr> n thus vicinity.
Accidents H"!- few. according to the
ports las night. y numb"r II pr
S"fs> sustained Slirht injuries and. with
".r' exception. H"ll;ur. celebrated L safe
az! san" Fourth.
~" .nly and mos, serious accident
reported WAS that e. John I.ipper1nan
~"t, az Mr.. ami Mrs. Martin ldpr'rnlan.
- !inGhlnmd ;,v..ru,. wnu los. Il thumb.
N"rI'is; I.Ifp.-rUau WIS celebrating the
.'nTr:h hy Stl"utiH= high rxrluSIv" ilrn
crackers at h"mr. n" held ole of the
ar" "ru.k"r> AN instant to" long. with
IA" r..SI;l, tai: Il "Xp"c"d in his RICH,
hand. iuii.r;n@ tie thumb :" badly that
":tS n.r'$-ary :" Iruputltc ih, u"n:-
t'"-. IT," operation WIS i"r:"rued 1T
4. city h"S:'l!nl.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-05
llorida. hayr arrived here. to spend thu

Florida. have arrived here. To spend the
summer
Miss Fi"rrn"" EIr" Of Wheeling. WAS
a pleasant caller here on Sunday.
Mr.. John Dudley "f Wheeling spent
FRIDAY h, IT, with his VII" and daughter.
Sara, ;,l:" Ms; sisters Sara and Lyd" r"-
turned with him for Il few days before
returning f"r III" season.
Mr and Afrs. i:alp:I Lower Of Column
hiar", o. and Mr.. Caroline Taylor or
Wn"d,,iId. -. spent Il lew days lasi
week with Mrs. ~ ". Wilcox.
Mr.. Lester Ferry r"llia"h with Mr.
John Mur7h%S car on South Main
street ia SundHT afternoon with serious
d:tnaEr Ia Mr.. Murnhy'S ear.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-05
Briefs and Personals =.

Miss T:ulirr will return home thus
morning aft"r visiting friends III Wash
inEtun. Pa over the Fourth.
Mrs Fell If pittsburgh. is visiting
rrIutivrS on Main street for n few days.
Harry Peters. II South Main street.
is improving very nicely at his hnm"
after undergoing an operation.
Louis Smith. Of Strulrnvillr. spent
Yesterday with friends IN This city.
Frank Jackson. Of Pittsburgh IS
IN" guest q: his parents on Fifth street
far q few days.
Miss Della Euttcr. of this city. is IN
Cincinnati visiting relatives there.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-05

Their. w"rr lun 81, :,r1i!"n> her" tn
T"Urju -: July. ;" naj"ri'% ~ IN
r,,,,,,, w..r. on, NJ town quito Il t"w
rrorlr attended tn. bis paraG' ~ NA""i J.
INK and then went la IN" Wheeling i'ark
Miss Mar; Wanda Davis. ~ fflIrm"nl,
Is ,hr CUES; az Miss N"il rlark"H.
Mr. Frank and Harry Marpi" lett yes
IriiHy for Youngstown.
Mir ana Mrs ~. N"A nav" l"Lt tor
ln'i;:n Head. Md.
Miss Alma Jones vii l"aN" sunday
f"r Fort ErnJrnln Harrison. wh"r" Sh'
will VAST friends.
Mrs NJ. r. p'tnnn-' - visiting her
SON SO. II Fort Benjamin Harrison.
4 man from South America. ~ ~
r..r;rd her. S,''T, Ia repair Iii" ar motors
on ih., street cars.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-05
Fourth Ouiet Here.

I This years Fourth al July holiday
was rr"hlbly one Of the Qul"t'.- ever
experienced here. There was Ii" formal
observance. 81 tho occasion. and Il ban
having b..cIl placed on flrr-crtckcrs and
thu like. resulted in III" city taking on
sunday appearance. Some lew small
flrc-crackcrS were put or by tho hoY'-.
hut ;LS far as could h" learned not the
slightest accident occurred.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-05
MOUNDSVILLE
Married at wheeling.

Mr-S I:u,h T.. Eur"h. thu rhnrmnS
yuuit., daughter al Mr.. and Mrs. tar
Ia" EUrch. ii this CIiE. and E"rl"rai
l.,.~lI" T.. Workman. "f New Mhrtihs"
y H.. hU; at present stationed NJ amp
I.,or Virginia. were united in n;rrlaEc
,u Wheeling uii Tn" Fourth Icy the tsrN.
Mr.. ll"ward. Of In" Thnnps"n NJ T..
church. Corporal Workman L. 4 S'fl or
Frank WurkrnLn Of New MaVt:nSvItic.
Miss Mary T.. I.crlE and clarence shrimp.
II this city. wcru the only attendants
AZ the ceremony.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-05
Machine Over Embank mont.

4 large Eiss'l touring car. owned and
bong driven by GcorG" Evans. we'll
known Artn:lviIlc $ai"unisi. went over
an "ulhankm"nt above Martins Forty
Yesterday and finally rested itself Ivy
raninirS; Il large tree. Luckily, IN"
partIr!pantS Of the car jumped IA soon
rs thr:- saw IN" car lrav' III" road and
rnhndy was hurt MIR Evans stated
las night that more danI;Lg" would hr
dome in removing tho car from it's moor
iuls than tho actual damage done In the
accident
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-05
Kept Good Order.

Despite the fact that INDEPENDENCE
DAY was being celebrated Y"sr"ToaF,
and also that laTg" crowds w"r" m th"
city all day. the police are |" De COM
rDrn,rd on the manner in which thry
kept tho city In Al quiet order n. no ser
ions conduct was manifest by tn" many
visitors. Large sales Of b''"r were re-
rortcd in the saloons yesterday rs IN"
warm weather brought visitors To this
city in large numbers
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-05
Relhire Briefs,

M H.s;'ut::
M.. ard Mr.: charles Wa:SSrHtn and
r,u,;i... has. y"u,. ~ .'nrk"-Sbur=;. to
.ISI; rtla,i:"E.
Mis- Mi'-l p":.'.'y ~ Cambridge. ~
$r..i,d;nr Il i.w 'n:S w!ih local l"i"nhs.
!. Y N.lsuu. superintendent; az the
local srh"rlS Will l"av" :"dhy :"r New
York. whcrc h. will TAX" special
c,,urs,. Ut tn" summer term "t columbia
university.
Misses Alma and Bessie Rosser have
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-05
Red Cross Work.

Tho Rcd t'rnSS work for this w"rk Ivy
th. members Of the hiff"r"nt churches
has been up Ia their record. The Surir-
tics completed quit" Il few articles
which Will y" sent L. IN" boys in Frame.
These sorIrti"S hay" been very "nthuS-
aStir over their work and ar" drv0tinE
much i'm" for IN" special work. On
Tuesday tn" in"mh"rS nf the St John
Methodist churh hay" charge and on
Thursday IN" members uf the st. Mat
thcw'S church have charge.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-05
WELtSBURC
Rednath ChnutannuR.

'rh" licdpat"h Chau,auqua V"nt is up
and ready for tho opening to-day. viii
liam Eaincy bennett, 9TH" Man VIII"
an" is one. NJ the special features
Tonight.
Tho Junior E"!rnih "lTh nrt on
Thursday morning ~ IN" HON" az Miss
nliv" Jacobs. n "'rluck. with ~ MEM
hvrS present.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-05
On Enrl0DCh=

John .Nva Mulhnlianh "f near r"rrac.
several miles ahnv" Bethany. arrived "n
Wednesday evening from Camp l."c.
Virginia. m = sunday !url"IEh. MIR.
Mulhoilnnd loft with tn" quota uu Sep
irTnhcr - last. AMI shortly rhrr"aftCr
h"cnn" III "f Spinal meningitis. laying
for Il weeks in IN" hospital. E''N' II"
had th' rn"aS"lS. H.. has h'"n IN the
headquarters since and likes the ser
vice.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-05
Flag Raising,

Quit" I number 81 citizens gathered
about city hall ~, Thursday morning I"
witness thc nar hri$tInc hy W. II. Ham,
lltun. thr StrcHl" Jack. Going In IN"
top Of IN" tower. The heavy gus pip
waS securely fastened in place. and
presently mp when IN" handsome flag
Ia the patriotic music Of rh""rs. hand
clapplnE. blowing al auto horns, etc.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-05
ENJOYABLE Outing.

TIL. Sund.t! .,rhu"l$ 81 I'll" First NJ. T..
and Calvary NJ. r.. rhur"h"$ enjoyed
TIA. II annual outing Jointly yesterday nj
IN" I%tuup Grounds. Hundreds gathered
ON tho GROUNDS for the occasion. and en-
I.yrd a fI-l., picnic. y splendid program
wHS carried "ul during tho afternoon.
llro feature. az which MAS the hunglp6
OF thu Kaiser.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-05
BRIDGEPORT
Ferrians Win Great Game.

League park was III" scene or thc
greatest gam" thIS season yesterday
when the Mr,'u;lk"yS and 'hc Martins
Ferry Athletics mixed things Tor MN"
fast and furious innings. Ferry anal
Is pushed the winning run acrrsS in IN"
last gang. the final Sc"r.: being l-H. y
large crowd saw tho gam" and wcrr we'll
plrlSIrl with The arricl" Of hall dis
rl,v"d by tho rcrrians. Next SUNDAY.
Ferry plays Uallair, AZ EalIalrc
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-05
To Be Given Hearings

rhirt:-iiv.' uru hav" been notified TO
.i;;..tr before ia" lu":Ii draft h'rtrd r.
4v,;y., - tn. work ar fight urci"r- h"n
"a tir. deferred class who ar, not "n-
..ry.I IN pr"du"ti!" Crr'upt' pnS IrEly
b,. sat IL tr:Lluin:: raniS N tho VIII
-. IN. Irar,l ThI. local b-rurd will meet
lbs ..y..u,n:, for ia" purpoS.: Of COM
:,l-t.ns t!.. r. Reconsideration K.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-05
Had Good Time.

Members Of the Omega chapter ot m"
Alpha Ii Fraternity and their friends
returned homo last night after H~VlnS
spent IN cnjOyahl" day Mt Hhrd"StS
Grove. west OF this city. Dinner WAS
served nj o'clock and tn" remainder Of
tho afternoon was spent IN various
ilinuSCinents.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-05
HEADACHE STOPS,
NEURALGIA CONE
DIR. JAMES HEADACHE POWDERS
GIVE INSTANT RElIEF-COST
DIME A PACKAGE.

Ncrvr-rackfng. splitting or dull.
throbhine headaches yield In Just a
few moments TO DR.. James Headache
Powders which cost only 10 cents
package at am drug store. It's the
quickest. surest headache relief in the
wtolc world Don't suffer! Relive the
agony and distress now! You can.
Millions Of mon and women have
found that hea6ache or neuralgia
misery is needless. Get what you ~
for.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-05
BeCtr Work Soon,

Nnrii will l." started III tho very near
future on improving and rebuilding IN"
r,.au through tn" Narr"wS. between
,ilcudalr and MrNlrchrn. The road is 10
H.. constructed int" on" Of the most
tunr!,rn highways IN Tins section of the
country. Tho work Will bc douc by the
: tate Crnlm Ssiuu
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-05
Quiet Fourth.

Tn" City Was practically deserted on
Thursday. great numbers following The
custom Of going out Hufalo crock in
family groups Fishing WAS largely
engaged IN. but tho day appeared /" be
rather luli. rs pertaining IN catches
worth while.
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Rather Slow.

only about ~ was tho number pres
ont 4, tn" hall Gam" IN Thursday morn
ing. People. apparently. have lost in
;nrrst in cam'F. sports and ncn-csScn-
tails in general. tho war appearing to
divert their ATTENTION. The gam" Sch"d-
ul"d for ;he~aftcrnoon was nat carried
uat
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III. :,Iu.::il OF Virginia May. thr""-
r'.rr-rld 'Iua,itt"r of Mr.. and Mrs. How
ard ErwlrS t".k pl:Ic" yesterday lttrr-
fi""yi at tn" family HON" IN TTumhuit
- r.-';. Services w".r,. Cnn'luct"t at
"''".k and Jnt"rnIcut WIS mad, in Rose
Hi! cemetery.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-05
Civil Service EgaCo1uatlor-

! .iS!l S"rvIcr examination is - be
i.-li ~ :h. "lty building M"udny "T-h-
nn: luly -. ~ S"cur'' "l':StI'' "fFil-
ANTS for members of th'' r"icr I"r'T.
Til" ..AaIn'natIon is mad" n"'"SST": oy
Tho rc$;-natioa II ;w" n"nsr:rS or the
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-05
FACTORIES Resume Today.

All t;,cluri"$ VIII resume operations
in full this morning following orlct
shut down in observance "t the Fourth
Of July holiday. business in general
Will also 'bc resumed tins morning.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-05
BENNOOD
Ptcnics Yesterday.

of this city enjoyed picnics yesterday
along the lsogES Run. Tn" ladies pack
I'd lunch baskets aud dinner and supper
were served in an old fashioned way
along ia" crock bank
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-05
MOONLIGHT Picnic.

N..;nh"rs Of IN" queen Esther CHrcir
81: he. South I:"lla.r.. VI. +. church Will
"nJ"y Il Moonlight it'nI" n"Nt Tuesday
.;.nInr "n ia" Ault farm IN Winding
lin Miss St..rh"n$"n. d";tconcss. Will
i:li".rui.. he party.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-05
DOp TaV Dne

II was announced yesterday NY the
city clerk thai all citizen" who own
dogs are requested t".huy IN" city dog
tax whirh is now tlu" All dogs found
running At lnrE" will b" shut ~ sight
bv tho officers pf the city.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-05

The hf" "f Mayor a. ". Tin" VAS
slowly "hhnc away all day ~ Thurs
day. and =. / o'clock il was thought
'hnr his death might occur Il; any Iuu-
mont,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-05
McMECHEN

Many IT The fr!"ncs nr Miss Mary
Patrick ind Mr.. IrlSt"fld W"St. Will h"'
surprised 10 learn or tScfr inarrlarS
which occurred Tucs1ar afternoon at
Iittshurgh Tn" brid" Is tn" "Silm:lhI"
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. G."rE" Patrick
of rtus CITY. while Mr. West Is, Ia" son nf
Mrs. Anna West. fur'ncrTy "f th:S city.
After the ceremony VIZ performed IN"
ha'I,v cnupl" left for Philadelphia.
whore they will max" tII"ir fu'ur' home.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-05
Elks Meet Tonight

MuundSvlll" l.mig". NJ. ~. Is. P. Q.
tHkS. VIII hold M important business
meeting This evening IN the quarters on
ErnlInSun avenue