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Weekly Nome industrial worker. (Nome, Alaska) 1918-1919, 1918-12-07
NOTICE

To members of the Nome Mine
Workers Union Local No. $40 Inter-
national Union of Mine, Mill and
Shelter Workers.
The semi-annuol election of officers
will take place in the Union Hall to-
night.
Polls will be open from 4 to p. m.
l.. NJ. PETERSON, Pres.
o. MILLS, Sec-Treas.
Weekly Nome industrial worker. (Nome, Alaska) 1918-1919, 1918-12-07

According to the latest news re-
ceived from Mary's Igloo, 43 natives
have died there up to date from the
Influenza. Outside of few serious
cases of sickness the epidemic seems
to be under control.
Father Fortune and Tom Gaffney
are doing the nursing at he Igloo.
Weekly Nome industrial worker. (Nome, Alaska) 1918-1919, 1918-12-07

A wire received here from Unala-
kleet states that thanks to the effic-
lent quarantine established there no
cases of Influenza have developed.
All the people residing there both
whites and natives are reported to be
in good health.
Weekly Nome industrial worker. (Nome, Alaska) 1918-1919, 1918-12-07
NOTICE TO ADVERTISERS

All changes in standing adVsr-
tisements must be handed into this
Office the day preceding the issue
for which the change. is desired.
Attention to this will save disap-
pointrnent in not securing desired
changes with dispatch.
Weekly Nome industrial worker. (Nome, Alaska) 1918-1919, 1918-12-07
MINERS ATTENTION

Advertisers in your paper are
worthy OF your patronage. They
can supply all your wants as cheaply
and as efficiently as those who do not
advertise. Give them the preference
as a matter of course in the matter
of your purchases. In this way you
help yourselves and your paper.
Weekly Nome industrial worker. (Nome, Alaska) 1918-1919, 1918-12-07

John Anderson who is mining CO
the second beach line below Fort
Davis was in town reporting every
one IN bis neia nborhood we'll.
Weekly Nome industrial worker. (Nome, Alaska) 1918-1919, 1918-12-07
A MOUNTAINEERING DRINE
THAT sATISFYs-BEvO
DRINK

Ben Nelson is a recent arrival!
in town from up the coast. He stated
that he was feeling considerable bet
ter again and would soon be able to
resume prospecting.
Weekly Nome industrial worker. (Nome, Alaska) 1918-1919, 1918-12-07

Mrs L. Seidenverg. who has been
seriously i'll at the Maynard Hospital
for over month, returned to her
home last Tuesday. We are glad to
relate that the lady has almost COM
pletely recovered her health.
Weekly Nome industrial worker. (Nome, Alaska) 1918-1919, 1918-12-07
| OCQl News Items
And Town Topics

Mail arriving from Unalakleet at
Chinik yesterday was put in cold
storage by order of DR. Neuman.
Weekly Nome industrial worker. (Nome, Alaska) 1918-1919, 1918-12-07

his mission, stating that the people
would hardly stand for their bfcker$
ing and obstructionist tactics in a.
matter that $50 vitality concerned
them.
Weekly Nome industrial worker. (Nome, Alaska) 1918-1919, 1918-12-07

Judge Holzheimer who has been in
rather critical condition suffering
from relapse of Influenza is report
ed to be feeling better.
Weekly Nome industrial worker. (Nome, Alaska) 1918-1919, 1918-12-07

Chief Deputy U. S. Marshal Miller
has resumed his duties in the Marsh
ais Office although still feeling rother
rocky.
Weekly Nome industrial worker. (Nome, Alaska) 1918-1919, 1918-12-07
ANNOUNCEMENT

Attorney Fred Harrison from
Marshall has moved his Offices to
Nome may be found in Rooms and
10 Wild Goose Building.
Telephone Main 113.
Weekly Nome industrial worker. (Nome, Alaska) 1918-1919, 1918-12-07

DELICIOUS FRESH STRAWBER-
RES 25 CENTS PER BOX AT
LEHNIANN'S. 4
Weekly Nome industrial worker. (Nome, Alaska) 1918-1919, 1918-12-07

AL Nicholson the jovial Ganymede
who suffered slight relapse will soon
be on deck again, getting along nice
ly.
Weekly Nome industrial worker. (Nome, Alaska) 1918-1919, 1918-12-07
AT PIONEER IGLOo

BEDS 5Ocents per night. Secure
your House Keeping Rooms for the
Winter. A few left. Also use of read.
ing room for guests.
MRS MONOGRAM
Weekly Nome industrial worker. (Nome, Alaska) 1918-1919, 1918-12-07

GET THE NEWS RIGHT Read
THE WORKER.
Weekly Nome industrial worker. (Nome, Alaska) 1918-1919, 1918-12-07

Let MS estimate on your job Work.
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NAMING WARSHIPS FOR
HEROES OF THIS WAR

WASHINGTON. May lo.--Carry!nS out
his policy OF h"Nnr;nS heroes 80 this
va: IA tho naming "f naval craft. Sec
rs,lry Daniels today named ~" OF TN"
r..y.. ,ic<troy"r$ KaiH and Ingram. III"
former in homer &C tn" deck officer wh"
JOS. his lic on III: destroyer Jacob
,1nn.s when she was sunk by a subma-
r!r.. n:t III. latter for C;Unncr'S Ma;n
r<rlnnd *. ingram. killed on III" DO
s,:ov"r Eassin by a depth charG" "hi'h
-, rhc"w ,v"rboard I" save the vessel
ait"r she hal been torpcdoed.
Two o;h.T nov dcst-oycrs will hn
named the Ward after Commander
lanes ltlrnau Ward. first officer 81 III"
navy killed IN the Civil war. and the
Yarna:i. n honor ri Lieutenant John
Ioiia:c Ya:ra!l. VIII" remained in corr
mani -: F"rry's flagship in the batti" Of
Lake Eric. when the admiral transferred
his flag.
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Eroehcl Zenith Club.

tn" GHal meeting If tho present sc7-
Srn Fnr Tho 'runh'i child study ciuh was
; held Thursday last Il; tn" First rresh%'
, Il riIn church. An election 90 the COM
ing YEARS. ."flirrrS r"$.:lr",l i'll III" follow
INK: President. l'r. Elizabeth k"ay. re-
clrricd: vie" president, Mrs. -. =. Dean;
trrHSilr"r Mrs. Earl S"Hhrighi; Mrs
Wilbur Wi"H"husrh. secretary. Tho
nf;"rn""n':' program WIS wound round
"NhHt II Means 70 l." Mother" with
an inl"r"stir; paper ON III" subject h"'
ing read ny Mrs. Wifd"l,Usch. Mrs. II
Maynard KImhHrlnTd discussed tn" rhiid
w'.linr" aCiiviii"s cf tn" day. Miss
Myra cunningham entertained III" kid
dies who hni accompanied th"ir parents
I" IN" Session. with storytelling If the
hilghitul fairs variety.
II was d"ridrd 'hn' tho coming Snn-
""H's meetings W"iid h" h"ll ~ tho
r"m" Of Tn" various m"ml'rrs of tho
! club.
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SIDE TALKS
By RUTH cAMERo1
ONE THING MEN HATE.
She kneDS At me, So.'

"She keeps At me. so.'
Once upon a time found myself.
through the fac, that sometimes EN-,
ploycd ono Of the parties. in the UNI
happy position of board OF arbitration
for q husband and wife who were find.
ing it increasingly harder TO be happy
together. and yet who did not really
want 10 separate. - \
Her chief complaint was that her
husband had grown terribly irritable
and no longer seemed TO take pleasure
| In her society. though she tried in every
way u please him.
"shc Keeps At Ne, so!"
The man was less articulatc, at first.
He admitted his irritability and de-
plcrcd l.. He knew she tried to please
him. bat-and here he grew red with
thu effort TO express himself. and final
Is splutt"red out the above:
she keeps at me. So
doesn't srcm as il could stand II.
sometimes" he went on. IF I'm reading
she'll ask what I'm reading. II / sit
thinking, she wants to know what I'm
thinking about. she's always asking me
what I've been doing during the day
There's nothing I'm ashamed Of (proud-
ly)' but hato This giving an account OF
myself all the time.
And then. she's always at me to
do this or that-.things she thinks
ought 10 do-writo my mother. or some-~
thing like that. l suppose she's right.
sometimes. but her keeping at me so,
only sets ME more against 1t.
And if I'm ever such fool as TO
l.; 49,.
woman. Goodnight! She's cverlastingly
at me about that! queer. should think
her so pretty. when I always used to
prefer blondes CHS wife Is a blonde).
And what was I talking to this other
woman about. coming up the street.
when I looked so Interested? And may
be I wouldn't be so cranky II was mar
ricd To her.
About Getting Homo Early.
Then. If We go anywhere she's al
ways at me about getting there early.
and then she's ut me about getting
homo early on account OF the kids.
IF it isn't one thing It's another
that's ALL"
Later. l tried to translate this as
gently MS possible TO the wife.
Instead IF opening her mind and try
ing. 20 understand. she burst into tears
Of self pity. That's the way he Is. all
the time" she said. always finding
fault with me-
The next day she went at him about
that.
And got she says she would do any
thing in the world to bring back the
old harmony.
Anything. I am afraid, but try 10
.rralizo that there is something inherent
IN tho masculine nature that resents
being "cabbncd. crbbcd. confined" even
by love and good intentions.
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COMMENDED BY DANIELS.

WASHINGTON. May 12.-Scanan
Elmer Dimes Arnold. who was in charge
Of naval gun crow on the American
steamer Chinrha when that vessel was
attacked recently b. submarine. has
been commented by Secretary Daniels.
After Arnold's gun crew had fired eight
shots. tho submarine submerged It
was The second time U-boat had at
tackled tn" Chlncha. Arnold enlisted at
Indianapolis in 1915. and his sister. LII.
lian Evans. lives at Carmel, Ind. o.:
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{ About People
! Novem.nts ct individuals to
ana From the City.
},

Mss Eh"a Fnrrc will return I" Seth
an? Today /" rr-um" Hcr studies alter
sIr.rrirrr tn" We h-r:ld with her parents.
Jack TT"sti" 80 II,'shureh spent yes
r"rGty hero visiting friends.
Professor !. K. Tr,it"r - tn" i""d
administration was visiting yesterday
with his family AZ N"rgHIit"wn.
Miss Margaret EInll 81 Lind street.
wh" IS = student ~ W':j Liberty.
visited h.r parents yesterday.
r;rorg" Si"inlu";z al south Chaplin"
street - III "i pu"mn!mc '"ls"nlnE and
pneumonia
Eorn. ono r"-p"wnA hahy I" Mr..
and Mrs. t. w trril- Of East Mc'"ll"rh
street. ssundny Afternoon a: 80 "'cl"ck.
MIR. and Mrs. Wlll Bethel ana Children
If th:* city spent !"St"r'lHy in FLUSH
ing. -.
Mr.. and Mrs. ". s. Vanicruff Of
Wayn.>iurc az" calling On friends in
: tins city y"Si' rdny.
Miss LmuISr Williamson "f Martins
Ferry lief! recently :"r Cambridge. '''.
wh"r" Shr is visiting fri nGS.
James Gunnineha,n uf South E"ff
street l"iI yesterday for cleveland.
where h. Will spend several days with
friends.
Henry Harrison uf Warw"nd il tho
GUEST Of relative a. M"rEantown soy
cral days
Miss T"rrisa AID At HARRISBURG
Is in IN" city ing several HhTs
with friends.
r'hurl,s i. Shu. returned To his
homo IN his rl;I or spending soy
rr;tl days i'll Buffalo Y. on important
business.
II. -. pnrtz. scout yccutiVc. has r"-
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Health Clubs TO Resume.

After Il suspension ~ On" week. III.
child health study clubs Throughout the
city will hold their w""hiy sessions an
The appointed days. Mrs. lean Dillon
the health tsarilrr. ard Mrs. Andrew VIII
son, ~" chairman 81 tn" child wcliar"
DEPARTMENT ii III" Wnmam'S rlnh Will
return teddy from IN" national meet T.;
III" Nurses HsS"CiIiI"n, and il j. qHii"
probable w!ll hiring with them rrw ideas,
gicancL at tins national meet.
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SOCIAL EVENTS
A5 WEEK. OPE Ms
SOCIETY WILL Fl } RELAXATION
IN THE VARlET, OF EVENTS
ALREADY SCHEDULED.
Formal Opening of Country Club and
Blue Bird" Will Be Lead
ing Attractions.

In present week opens quite
au$p riuUsly from i social standpoint,
after one re;rn$prcts over III" past
fortnight. which WAS more or less dr.
void nf functions Of any magnitude.
: While tho present week docs not offer
anything along claborairIy tnrma!
lines il has nevertheless. int"rminGl"d
into it's StrcnuOusly busy war r"-
! spnnsbilitirs. fair SprinklnC Ut
events, which society is quit" natGr-
; ally anticipating 10 relieve tn" hl&h
tension of present day life. brou"h'
| about By the grlwEomr situation now
confronting civilization
Foremost among these events Of the
present week. which will b. welcomed
as an oasis in a barren social d"S'r'
will be tho dinner dance. thar Will
mark the formal opening Of the sum
mer season at the Country club. rms
eyer popular club. which has proven
tho mecca for Wheeling society III"
mast several summer seasons never
presented a more beautiful appearance"
,hon i; docs now. and the coming
! Wednesdays event will prove charm
ing opening for the many d"iShllHi
functions 10 follow throughout thr
coming months. Following the ulnncr
dancing will hr enjoyed by The guests.
with tho Premier orchestra furnishing
The program. Already numerous small
n,riies have been held At tho club
hous,, and yesterday saw an unusual
! " large number Of lunch and dinner
guests partaking OF the hospitality OF
Mr., and Mrs. II. 4. Schwartz.
Then comes The Blue Bird" in a
three.day engagement at the court
Theatre. beginning Thursday. May To-
which master production of the in2"'
NOUS Marterlinck will prove the ire
sisIible attraction for the social 1OIk "l
the town. For who would miss seeing
This wonderful picture. so charming in
is allrgorical portrayal OF tru" happl'
ness and real love. together win me
routes toward attaining same 50 mar
yclously worked out in fairy fashion
for the youngsters comprehension!
And the purpose of this film being pro-
duccd here through the WOman'% CUB
would, of course, prove strong lnc"n-
live in itself toward filling the theatre
IN caDaCltN Will lut Itp''S'i'"''''
people Of the city, as child'w"liarr
work. which will derive the financial
benefit from same has become biz
problem among the many appeals d
the time.
While Wednesday afternoons SEES
sion OF the Woman's Literary Club al
the Windsor hotel will prove an inter
esting item in The present season $
happenings of local club annals. The
same evening will see another delight
full dancing event OF tho Macademy
Club at tho Elks' auditorium. with tn"
children's May Day party at the Car
roll Club being the event Of Friday
evening. While Saturday afternoon
will be- given over to the closing nXer-
cisns of Miss Frances Pizar'S dancing
school for Juveniles, when an enter
,ainmont quite out Of the ordinary in
the way Of intricate steps and fancy
dances will be exhibited to the inter
c#fed parents and friends OF the Kid
dies.
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PAY INCOME TAX NOW
AND AVOID RUSH IS
UNCLE SANS ADVICE

WASIuNGTON. May l".-To cncouT-
avc taNraycrS 10 send checks for income
and cAr"ss profits before tho! are ac-
tually duo. juno ). and thereby lessen
the CONGESTION III revenue offices near
that date, Internal Revenue Commits
sjnn"r Roper to-day instructed all dlS-
tr:ct collectors to send out notices OF
taxes due Immediately. or as soon as
possible. These notices arc ESSENTIALLY
hills. and rCrIri.n;S Will b" told IN q
nrtir" accompanying that although the
tax need ma, H.. paid until Jun" 10. COL
l,rtnrs would l." glad t" receive advance
payments.
Mex, Wrdncs,ia May Is. Is the last
dav on which interest deduction Of 5
nor cent 4 y"ar on tn" month remaining
until .1ur" L. will he allowed. Thou
sands If persons now are paying their
taxes III advance and making no dcduc-
iiun for interest however. The allow
! /: no for q month IN n tax "r sion would
H." - cents Many corporations md bis
business interests arc Fastening Ia pay
their taxes before May is and take
advanrag" Of Tho int"r"s; = Ilowancc-
Money Piles Into Treasury.
\ 'rraSury report Show,d receipts OF
SRI non. non from III" sourc" alone yes
v. -
rXrrss profits iaxrS this month. ns com
pared with n t"lHl Of only St1".nhh. hnh
III thu last ten months. By June Is the
treasury cArccts about $%.nnn. nnn. 0GG
from ihrs" iaXoS
Indications, are that somc collectors
officers: may l." unable To SO; nut all
notices cr taxes Ivy June Is. and since
taxpayers nrr allowed ion days after
receipt Of H." notice before they arc
liah!" for penalties rs drIinqucnis. mill
linrs "f !niiarS IN payment riay bc. de-
fcrr"d until nearly July "r even later.
This is tru" particularly Of excess
profits taxes involved in som" Eases now
being examined 10y TN" tr"aSury's cN-
coss profits I"v!cw"rS. VIII" probably will
NOT l." anlr i" complete their task "f
inspecting III" accumulated returns until
later III ~" summer. Hundreds "f these
HAY" h""n r"i.-i'i /" III" rrN levers. and
action has h",n rHkrn IN few. Host nrn
hong rIssifi"d according IL business.
Strengthening Out TNngles.
\ large proportion r"rr' Scni cases in
which 4 has been difiiruit to determine
invested r!rital and which consequently
must ~ Judged on IT," basis. Of the per-
r"niaSc "f profit mad" by similar bust
rnSscS with dc;crmimhlc capital. These
include u few newspaper publishers TO-
turns. Vhirh will l." hold until n SuffI-
"lrntly iarC,' min'inr Of other publishers
returns "an j." "Nl;nin"d To furnish evil
drn"C ~ III" aN"rlG" profit of business.
In addition :" til" returns referred &c
tn" reviewer" 10y r"Tu"S; Of taxpayers
who l"l'vc Their raS"s present difficult
problems requiring individual rulings.
tn" i'N'nu" hir"au plans To review all
NJ
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UNIQUE Dance.

\ group Of local girls have arranged
IUIlc an unusual dancing party Tor IN
coming Saturday evening, May j. In"
committee have ISSUED invitations TO Il
larE" number 81 GEL friends. and II Is
anticipated that the Island CLUB rooms
whe.- he merry party Will take place.
will be the scene Of an affair "nj"%ahi"
in It's novel arrangement. The net pro
Ccr!S resulting from ihIH event. Ike 50
many similar rartl": st In" day. WiI'
Lc presented to The Wheeling C!apt2r
Of Red Cross.
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Rurltnage Sale Tomorrow.

Mrs. Charles y. Bowers and Mss
sarah Dudley ar" III chIrE" al 4 rum
muec sale ~ open '"-mrTr"w morning
Il; lbs Main street. winch Will be- car
RED On under tho auspices. and Tor ihe
D"u-ii; OF the THIRD Presbyterian
church Of South Jacob street. y lhrE"
assortment cI articles III good c"n1'-
tiun wll be offered each day durin$
the r"ervS< Of tins sale.
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Unique T1p.

The Young Peoples Soc&ty Of tho
FRS, BAPTIST church we're guests at II
v,ry enjoyable social eT"n5E on MAY
. Each member was c1oll&d to huy a
ticket for 4 trip on tie PuSt Imam Train.
Tho price of the ticket Yas Sin''''
Tho trip extended through I'LL tho prtn-
rlral cities cC tho United States. After
this trip they all Joined in a May Polo
Dance. Mr.. Ellwo"d Miner sang Tin"
Rnnd 10 Mandal " and ''Jes' A-Neary-
in for You" Mr. Dan. SiclnlGrr pre-
sided at tho piano and gave many pleas
Ing selections. After this. the guess
wcr, ushercd TO the table where very
pleasing lunch Ind been spread. I'll"
table was beautifully decorated In rcd
and white. While at the table. several
Of the members were called upon fer
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Meeting Postpor ed.

Tho meeting Of III 'HE Union oi
Tho Kings Daughters. schedule for -"
cunning Thursday '.N'l'inG. May IL. at
-, Luke. T. f. c;!Ir,h IN :he Island.
hes been postponed u.l!l Friday even
iug. Mag 81. IT, uI."n at The usual hour,
$50. win the program arranged Tor IN"
present works session 10 bG Garfield -!
on the latter date.
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Executive Boards To-day.

The retiring. rs we'll rs newly elected.
rXcrUtiv" boards uf the W"man'$ rlui'
Will hH IN join session This afternoon AT
tn" Windsor hotel beginning at = T. m.
Matters al importance. pertaining I" tho
approaching summers activities. rs we'll
rs III" coming years work Will b. dis
CuSSnd 1T this liuc.
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for themselves as n unit in tho local civil
lirn work "f the lscd ''""@*.
Mrs. tlnrHn"" j.. Allen addressed III"
Indies in IN Interesting GiSr"ur~" on lf'
moral and spiritual forces IN war work.
undertaken hy m" "oE' rnm"Ht. TINS
talk was' an" uf Il series Of topics IN
connection with Tn" department Of n"
national council Of defense:
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W, 7. =. Club.

Mrs. Il. ~ Hamilton VIII he hostess
- The m"mh.rs u; tn" W. |. !. club. 1T
her HON" M tn" .\rhcnH apartments So
morrow cv"nlnG. 1T. Witch Nniv tn U.s.
uGl diversions 81 the cluN Will be III
tu.ccl IN by HE ladies.
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FREE LICKED DAY

II your address appears today
in the A. 3. c. Buyers Guide call
at The InteIiigencer office and re-
ceive S ten cent Liberty Theatre
tickets.
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FREE TICKET DAY

II your address appears today
in the A. 3. C. Buyers Guide call
at The lnteIligencer office and re-
ccvc 5 ten cent Liberty Theatre
tickets.
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Iudcn B. s Honccker. chairman OF

Judge B. S. EIonccker. chairman Of
the city dr"s- BOARD. DR.. John L..
Dick Of the Ohio county
draft boar. 49,. -. o. Eagle. city man.
ager. have issued call for volunteers
10 help give the draf;ees leaving this
county next Wednesday fitting fare
well.
The boy: leave from Bridgeport at
1:36 y. M over tn" Pennsylvania. so
ing 10 Akron. There are seventy in
the contingent. and the draft officials
ask 20 have at least fifteen residents
who have automobiles who wish ~
show their loyalty 10 come forward
and offer their cars for the taking OF
the bows to tho station. Thor" will
be no parade, other than the automo-
biles.
All persons wishing TO help WI
please notify Mr.. Nagle at once. The
cars will form in line AZ the Young
Mems Christian Association. where
Ihn leaving boys Will be kept at -: Is
o'clock and as soon as the line is
formed they vii! proceed.
These boys arc All patriots. every ono
r.n!r:9-".-."2 t"- s:rvir". Not on" WAS
u-G.:ad "a r"po:. Til. G-a:; hoard ar
,,,;;>.,: .:"n rsra wan'nd tHr s1aHia!
training 4: !u.chy1ics "r engineers and
tbs" responded.
CITY Boys.
A., - r..r ::@-ui.I \ S:.in
,'.1-,eS ,''...:sa. j. .-"::n ~. Harding
"...-:. :. - "a: :" F'"l.oa
N- ..,,.r' ;:u~1-': Miller
- ~.t.-.f..-- Far :. Paradise
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-05-13
YOUR DUTY To
De ATTRACTIVE:
Have Pretty Dark Hair.

La Creole" Hair Dressing is the
original hair color rnslorrr. and no! a
dye Applying it TO your hair anu
scalp rcvivps the color glands Of ma
ture 1t is the only hal. color reStorer
that will gradually darXen all your
gray or faded hair in this way. No
matter how gray. prcmaiurrly gray.
faded or lustcr!ess your hair might be.
LA Creole" Hair Dressing will make
il beautifully dark. soft and luStrouS.
Easily applied by simply combing or
brushing through the hair. Don't be
mislrd into buying some cheap prrpa.
ration.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-05-13
MANY AUTOMOBILES ObE DRAFT
FOR SEND-OFF To 70 DRAFT TEES
Owner Of Cars Requested to Notify City Manager Nage To-
day-Parade Route From Y. M. {. A. to
the Bridgeport c. & Station

Elmer y. Heller Herman s. Eauman
Paul II. Michel Walter Schmidt
BERNARD ka.Scr GiC"rC" t.. Mrac,"
Ralph Meyers Eugene II. Schroeder
William f. ChHr James II. Mblard
JACOB ". R"rchy. Jr. Herman SicVr
James l.. Thomas Harold SChaH"r
Oscar Alderman Harry H. phcrhausr
Charles y. Kline Willard K. Smith
Albert J. Johnson Trln" -. ShIvlcy.
County Boys.
Earl EiEGs. West Liberty.
Harry +. Wayt. Elm Grove.
Edward :. 2lrNahh. Wheeling.
,;rnrg" NJ Vc-mlIlion. Short Creek
Stanley thuc!i"l. Mount Carmel. Ia.
Henry Roth. Edgw"nd.
trcil q. Wilson. Wo"dlawn.
Joseph ]. Csurilla. Wheeling.
Joseph Hammer. Wondsdale
Daniel II. Dean. Hella!rr.
}. J. GreSsner. Warwo"d.
Andrew V. Rock. EdgwoCTl
Arthur r. Wrintler. Wheeling.
Herman A. Schaffcr. Fulton.
Francis Sheets. Wheeling.
Are any OF your friends in the llst7