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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-23

Many of the brave women who
attend our wounded heroes in this
war are women w5o have used
DR.. Pierce's Fav0ite Prescription,
or who recommend It. The hos
pital, with its work and long hours,
imposes an ext:emc hardship on a
woman's strength. Every woman
should make herself fit for wars
call at home or abroad. She should
obtain>a book called the Medical
Adviser" either at her nearest drug
store or by sending fifty one-cent
stamps to Invalids' Hotel and Sur
gical Institute, Buffalo, N. T., for
this book which tells about nursing,
first aid, bandaging, anatomy,
physiology, the marriage relation.
knowledge of sex, and mother and
babe.
Thousands OF women in the
United States have overcome their
sufferings, and have been cured OF
women's ills, by DR.. Pierce's Favor.
lite Prescription. Painting spells,
chills or great pain at regular OF
irregular intervals should be correct
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-23

Two plain drunks were fined Slo ana
costs in police court yesterday BY Mayor
Ralston.
Twcnty or more Martins Ferry Boy
Scouts will 80 to Camp Happy tomor-
row for tho field day exercises.
ServIcs Director Bert Pickett came
home Yesterday from a bushes trip to
Columbus. .,o
Some person Wednesday lost ole'-
,nond InyalIer which when found, was
broken and some Of the valuable sets
lost. .,,.
Hundreds OF minors In and near THIS
c,tv will get their scmi-monthly pay To-
morrow the 25th coming on Sunday.
Draft boar doffcials yesterday posted
rrony comics Of the President proclama-
tton about registering in the city
EmnIoves Of the blast furnace or the
Wheeling Steel and Iron received their
pay Yesterday, oxo, mill
have q Jubilee week starting M"ho"'
md andIng the following Sunday IN ceie-
hrolIon Of paying off all church debts:
SunorItendcnt w. ~ Walls will arrive
here this morning from Leetonla- o''
where he buried his father
Contractor ]. S. Miller has startcd the
erection Of q new house on the properly
recently purchased from George NooAe
on South Fourth street.
Miss Margaret Thomas returned yes
tardav from a visit with relatives IA
Pittsburgh. ,
Mrs. Dorsey. OF Moundsville. is the
ruest of her daughter. Mrs. +. n. Woo-
ruff, on North Fourth street.
Miss Gertrude silver returned TO ncr
bo,no AZ Hamilton. O.. yesterday alteF
visit With Martins Ferry friends.
Mrs John Jones and daughter. OF Can
~. n-o tho Guests Of Mrs. George john
| son. .,,d
Mr. and Mrs Herbert Carmichael ana
Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Davis Will drive
to New Philadelphia today Tor lie"
days visit. ~,
new daughter has arrived Mt the
homo If Mr.. and Mr& Everett koeFoel
on hickory street. .,.,,,,
MISSES Alberta Scly and Tyd'iie
Thomas went TO Pittsburgh yesterday
for a two weeks visit.
Marian Peterson has received "oro
| ,bot Waller Jacohvich. we'll Known
| younr mixer Of this city. mas hr'tEco
| safely overseas. ,,r..
| Mice Helen E.. Manley. graduate nurse
~ tho local hospital, who has peen H.
ron,n sherman, has been accepted LOT
n,.orso,s service and will sail shortly t'F
| France. ., fr,ro
. fyisl, with friends at Pennington:
Nrs Martha Goodwin. sister or James
| n NcdilI drove down from East Liver
~, yesterday. accompanied by MIS-
| davidson. and spent the day 9,
| Friends Of Mrs. Charles kuckuck WI.
-orro, 10 learn she Is worry III At n'F
! ,or,o M North Seventh street.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-23
1|HFFI|NG NURSE GIVES LIFE
To AID THE BOYS At THE FRONT
MRS. MAnfm BALL BOONE PASSES
AWAY At CITY HOSPITAL
In PAEKBRSBURG.
Had Enlisted to 60 to France WIZ Hea
cross-Operation Was
Necessary.

Mrs. Minnie Ball Boone. a registered
nurse. reared in this city. where she
graduated from the Wheeling hospital.
PASSED away yesterday forenoon at 1o:Sp
o'clock az the Parkersburg City hospital
following an operation.
Mrs. Boone had recently enlisted Tor
oversee service In the Red Cross ana
an operation was necessary before she
could leaHe and she went to Parkers-
burg to the hospital and expected upon
recovering to go direct to The European
battlefield for Immediate service.
Her husband IS DR.. George Boone. OF
'Parkersburg. She Is survived by sew
eral sisters. all nurses in local hospt-
= tails. and by her father. Hon. Ba=nttt
iRall. OF Elizabeth. ". Wa. we'll known
politician. Dr. George Guthrie. Of Writ
county. Is an upcle.
For quite while she conducted Cedsr
Farm. resort for nurses. In Writ coun-
1y. where many Of the local nurses 20
each season.
e Funeral arrangements are still tneorn-
plete bat II is likely that they Will be
held in Parkersbure and number or
nurses from this city will attend.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-23
AMERICAN PHYSICIAN
REGARDED AS SAVIOUR
BY THE RUMANIANS

PARIS. July 9.-(Correspondence or
The Associated rress)-Typhus has
again broken out in Rumania, particu-
lnrly in the part occupied by the Ger
mans, and there has been a large num-
Der of deaths. The victims are mostly
poor Rumanian peasants. and little
effort is made by the German medical
authorities to combat the disease
There is a serious shortage of foodN ana
those who do not die OF typhus usually
succumb TO starvation. The MoldaVl-
an section Of Rumania Is practically
free from the epidemic. This 1n1orma,
lion was conveyed TO The Associated
press today by Herbert Mayer Score
tery to Charles J. Eopicka. American
Minister ut Jassy. who has just return
cd from Rumnnia via Austria ana
Switzerland.
According to Mr.. Mayer. an Ameri-
can physician, Dr. Breckenridge Bayne'
of Washington, D. G., who was IN Bucn'
Arrest for nearly two years during the
German occupation and who Is no" On
his way to the United States. was the
only one who had the courage to 80 INTO
the affected areas in Wallachfa ana
tight the disease. DIR. Bayne usually
was accompanied by two or three Ger
man physicians. who pretended 10 rep
resent the German sanitary department.
and who would force him TO enter the
infected houses and bring out the pau
cuts for inspection. There nad pet''
several deaths among the German ply
scIans form the disease. ana as a re-
sull oil German doctors mad an intense
dread Of il. They refused fatty to
minister to the sick or dyinG.
This work was left to DR.. Bayne'
whose immunity from the malady wa,
II constant source of mystery to the
Hun physicians. DR.. Baync. who oraN-
ed ell forms OF conta gion. would go IN
TO the littl. novels Of the peasants ana
carry the patients out for observation
by tho German medical officers. Inc
Germans would look the case over cur
snrilv and then declare, Yes. that is
tvphus; take the patient back. and put
nm notice in red. He who enters mere
dies"
DR.. Baync would give the unfortun-
ate sufferers what little treatment ne
, could but he knew 1t would pc only
temporary. The Germans showed the
most callous disregard for human nie'
md the stricken Inhabitants OF the
villages would DC Iell EllHci W
,o tvohus or TO die from starvation.
For his heroic urremitting work
among the people in the Rumanian Will
arrs, Dr.. Rayne received before he left
rho highest decoration within the gift
Of tho King Of Rumania md was every
where regarded as one Of the savious OF
! tho people. Even tho hardened Mack
nn.en, the German Field Marshal. show
! I'd his special recognition and sent MIN
cigars and other favnrs while in Buch'
Arrest.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-23
CAPITAL NEWS

CHARLESTON, w. Va. Avg. H.
Charters were issued today by the secre-
tary Of state to the following corpora
lions.
Lincoln Hote Company. Charleston.
$4,000 capital stock; to conduct . hotel
IN Charleston; incorporated by c. +.
Zimmerman. D. J. McCutchton. B. a.
Zimmerman. H. J. Becker and Frank
Cox, oil OF Charleston. -,
The Huntington Dairy Product Com.
pany. Huntington. $4,000 capital stock. to
purify and deal In milk: Incorporated by
John P. Irc wn. Ella 81. Brown. Virginia
Sayne and II. w. Sayne, I'll Of HuI;EI.
ton. md ". i. Miller. Of Springfield. q.
Dunkard Coal Company, Hofcuntown:
$4,000 capital s'ccvk; 20 operate mines
in Cas- &Iatrict. Monongaila tnu"'y in
corporatcd by John L. I3l>:krr W. J.
Moderate. Edwin f. ChaIr1ht. Clara =.
Wade and Albert II. Shumah all :: M"r-
gantown.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-23
CHARLES ADAMS
R. R. CONDUCTOR
DIES SUDDENLY
FoFULAR VETERAN TRA1NhAN ON
PTTT9RURGH DIV1S1oN
MAKES LAST TRIP.
Death Comes without Moments Warn
ing In Family Home-Funera1
Services Saturday.

cantain Charles Dabney Adams. one
Of the oldest Baltimore C Ohio paSseu-
ger conductors in point of service, died
suddenly yesterday afternoon at " O CLOCK
in the family homo. 65 Fifteenth street.
Capt. Adams had been in the service
Of the company since young man anu
had been q conductor on the acconmo-
dation" between here and pittsburgh Tor
more than a quarter of n century. nc
was one OF the most popular. acc"'n'no-
dating and widely known conductors in
this section The passing of Captain
Adams will be learned With deep regret
by his MANY friends all along the line
and throughout this community.
J-p until q few weeks ago he was on
his us,al rum He was stricken with
paralvtic stroke on August l and was
unable ~ continue his duties. He short
" recovered and was down town ycSter-
day morning returning home about noon.
Shortly after eating luncheon he COM
planned If berg sick. He started to
the bathroom end fell dead in the door
way. Physicians were quickly sum-
moned. hui lite had fled.
Cant. Mains Was born in Bethany.
Brook, COUNTY. on Juno :. 1852. lie was
educated in the public schools nf this
city. and married. Miss Luella Hall In
September. 1875. His wife and one son
and Il daughter survive: Earle u.
Adams Of tho Wheeling Steel & Iron COM
pany ard Mrs. Ii"r:y +. Spears or TINS
city. II. a's" leaves on" or"insF'
Brooke f.. Nt.on,> :lSt. Of Wheeling.
Capt. Adams was christian man
having r..n "A :.r.nSrr 90 the First
Christians ,.;tt3r..i, for gr"Ht many years
and at ~. t.!,:e If his death H. was 4
. trustee nc ~: .'"u".:i!na:!on. lie was
slso prnfu:a..:t tr..r'rrrlly. being past
Grand ,rasj.r -; !Nh""iiUc Masonic lodge
No. 5: an u:,icrr az IN" Wh"cling knights
Tenplar. ard a Shriner In addition ne
was a member % Tho y. o. |. W. and
Royal Arcan',u. and was also one or thf
mos, prominent Wheeling { Gals or the
Drder Of railroad Conductors.
Funeral services will b" held In tht
family home Tomorrow afternoon nj :
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-23
Many Are Expected to Go
to Scout Camp Field Meet
Ali Scouts Going to Camp Arc 10.
Questsd to Be Ready to Leave
Early Tomorrow.

An invitation has been sent all Boy
Scouts of the city tc go to Camp Happy
Of the Scouts. near Elm Grove. tomoE-
row. and Scout Executive Portz stated
last evening he wished every boy in the
city would be present.
Much interest has been aroused among
the troops in the field meet. and there
promises to be much friendly rivalry IN
the contests. There is a complete pro-
gram arranged and many are expected
-
to 20.
All Scouts who will 20 are re1uested
to come fully equipped. as there nre
many surprises in store. supper VIII
be furnished. but every Scout VIII DC
compelled TO cook his own food. DIN
nor will not be served.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-23
BOY SCOUTS RALLY
NEXT FRIDAY NIGHT
At MARTINS FERRY
CAMPAIGN BRISTLES WITH I'm
THUSIASM AND SUCCESS Is
NOW CERTAIN.
volunteers For Clerical Work In Con-
nection with The Campaign
Other Martins Eorry News.

An enthusiastic meeting in .7hc move
nlrnt TO give Martins Ferry BOY scouts
of America IL local council was held at
the Board of Trade rooms yesterday
afternoon al which it was decided 10
hold n grand Boy Scouts rally next Fri
DIV evening, one week from today Inc
program of which Will be o1hclaIlS an
nounced in the newspapers in a day OF
two.
The work OF preparing for the cam
paign and the big rally is so trelnena-
Gus that the committee in charge or the
ARRANGEMENTS. composed of Messrs. W.
{. Bcrgundthal chairman; Fred L. Sell
by, Fred Kurz and Ira 3: SedEwlck, de-
,crmincd to issue a call for some vol
uptecr workers to assist for a few days
in the preparations. Typists are especi-
ally needed II only for few hours
afternoons and evenings. 1t Will be
highly appreciated II all who can will
report to Mr.. Young at the Board OF
Trade rooms. corner Fourth and Wal
nut streets prepared to assist In making
the Roy Scouts Rally and Campaign a
glorious success.
The plans for the rally contemplate
some big doings. but more than all else
il is planned to demonstrate to the
citizens Of Martins Ferry just what
scouting stands for and the value or
organized boyhood as represented by
the Boy Scouts Of America to the grow
ing manhood of the country. Tho
Scouts Of the country have already
proved themselves to be national as
set in helpinEto win the war.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-23
Men Of q Are to
Register Aug. "a

wAsHINoToN-Th following re-
quest is made by the Provost HAT
shall General,
The Newspaper Of tho country Ca
ajE the government considerably Il
they Will make . practice II publish
ing daily between now All Ar9oS.
"a, In conspicuous manner, tbs 1cl-
lowing, calling tho attention Of the
young men In their respective con- :.
1unntties TO tho registration August
24:
"AlI male persons who have
reached their 21st birthday since
June S, 1918, and on or before An
gust "A, 1918, lnu4t register on "A.
gust "a, 1913.
"Thsrs men should consult Local
draft boards a. TO how AID whsn
they should register"
It Il Appreciated that unless some
such distinctive method Of AAAouAc.
Ing tho August a registration -
adopted, II viii be lost sight Of ax1A
tho publicity that win attend eoA-
sidsration By congress Of the AsW
draft age law and preparation for
tile registration Of those who VIII
te included In thu new aSs nn1its.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-23
AIR ACHIEVEMENTS
CONTINUED from Page one.)

the report, Secretary Baker said the
country should be gratlned to Know
that quantity production Of airpianes
now Is assured. Senator Thomas put
n letter into the record from Howard
c. Coffin. former chairman of the air
craft production board. disclaiming re-
sponsihility for himself and other
civilian members for actions OF army
and navy officers
For the situation that has resulted
inabsence ia single American made
lighting airplans or heavy ponio'h5
nlane M the front, and tho presence
there Of only 81 De Haviland recon
natssance machines by July l. the COM
rnittee assigns three prime causes
dominance Of automobile manufacturers
with no acronautical experience in air
craft production. their adoption OF the
Impossible task" of applying the LID
erty motor in all classes Of machines
and failure to adopt successful Foreign
planes and motors.
In tho train Of dlsappointments en-
sr:nr. the committee says the Original
$40. non.0 Don aviation appropriation mad
han "practically wasted" and the Bits
~. fishtcr and other types had pecfl
abandoned after long and costly expert
mcn,s and loss Of lilc. The DE HaF'-
land machine is faulty. it adds. and now
in riucess of change.
The Liberty l. cylinder motor. the
committee declares. is excellent. ap-
proved and ordered by tho allies ana,
although not ynt perfect or developed
in rho short time reported. Is IN guam
tity production.
influence Of automobile manufhc-
turers, inexperienced in aircraft neios'
vas deplored by the committee, "n'cr
said "onc man" control OF AVIATION
yro,,ld have avoided many OF tho Ih'S-
takes recountnd.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-23

French troops have crossed the Aiiette
river between Guny md Champs. 10
tho north Of rouuy-l. c-Chateau. accord
ing In the Hrucrc. which adds that ho-
vices from the front state that the
French have reached the Olse canal DC
tween Nnrcnncs and Morlncourt. TO inc
cast Of Nuyon.
I-nun tho Ailettc front the suuuci'
attack OF tho French caused the retreat
Of division of German reserves which
had been preparing for a counter olow.
Tn IT,, retreat it precir!tated a panic III
~. ranks Of Il second division Of re-
serves which had been intended to sup
no,i The first divisions assault. accord
ing ~ newspapers hero.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-23
First Posters Received.

Tho Martins Ferry Liberty loan COM
mittce yesterday received Its first hiE
posters for the Fourth Liberty loan md
they were put up about town. Tho post
crs wore just plain paper. printed In
cuicrs. but 1t Is what is on them TINT
will attract attention Of loyal people
TIE poster says:
LEND AS THEY FIGHT. SAVE
FOR THE FOURTH LIBERTY LOAN.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-23
KILLED IN FRANCE.

MARTlNSEl'RCi. ". Va. Aug. Il
Word received in MartinsburG today an
nounccd the death in France Of Master
Engineer Kelley f. Snodgrass. Of Prince
ton, y. J., which occurred as the result
Of m accident Two weeks ego lack or
tho Nghting lines. Engineer Snodgrass
was born in Martinsburg. son Of Jnhn
T. Snodgras of tho United States b"reau
Of hshcros and lived here un'l! ie"
wears ago. He was one NJ the engineers
employed under Secretary OF the treas
urr William G. MCAdoo In the construo-
ton Of the great New York subway.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-23

ed. This woman's tonic though
started nearly half q century
ago, sells most widely today. It can
now be had in tablet form as well as
liquid at most drug stores, and every
woman who suffers from backache,
headache, nervousness, should take
this Prescription" of DR.. Pierce's.
It is not secret prescription, for
its ingredients are printed on the
wrapper. Send 10 cents for trial
package to DR.. Pierce, Pres. 1nvalids'
Hotel, Buffalo, N. y, or write for
free confidential medical advice.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-23
No Quorum Present For
Board of Education Meet

The meeting of the board OF educa-
tion. which was to have been held last
evening. was postponed for one week.
owing to many members Of the board
being away on their vacation. There
wore but few to answer the roll call
and the president Of the board an
nounced the meeting postponed.
The next meeting OF the board prom.
ises TO be busy one, as their Are
many topics concerning the .com'hh
vnar which will be up for discussion.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-23
Register Tomorrow.

Saturday Is registration day for every
young man who has rcarhrd his major
ity sine" the fifth Of last Juno and they
must register. for no excuses will he ac-
copied in view Of the wide ADVERTISE
mrnt that has been given Of tho date.
All mon in local district M. !. composed
OF Pcasc and Cnlrrain townships must
come to draft headquarters in Martins
Ferry city hall to register.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-23
RIVER news

Tho river last evening al p. Ill., WIS
feet Inches and rising SLOW NV
marks ut the foot Of McMechcn a''' iFE'
tstcred 1et 6 inches ana rising SLOW
The Liberty cleared Tor farkerS""'
at noon yesterday with big Tip
The Hclun E. came In at noon ana iei'
for New Marttnsvilic nj W. up III
The Verne Swain arrif'" last "'S"'
from Pittsburgh at $3.50 o'clock.
Tho Milton came In from Nc" 'N"'''
rnoras ut $50 p. III. last cFeh'hE'
Tho Verne Swain lott TINS morning "'
40 for pittsburgh with DIE passenger
and freight list.
The Milton leaves this morning a'
1l.3O for Matamorhs.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-23
Autos For Picnic Crowd.

All members OF the Liberty Hose COM
pany md mcmbcrs of their families who
expect to attend the annual picnic Mt
Stcclc's grove Saturday are requested to
meet at tire hose house Mt nine O'Clock IN
the morning as cars will he on hand at
that hour to take them TO the grounds
That includes all old and new members
and their families.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-23
HHalz1Ak LtHI.

Word Was received here yesterday an
aouncIng the death OF Patrick hins.
former resident Of Wheeling. which oc-
CURED in the Mercy hospital at Pitts
burgh Tuesday. Death was due to
spinal meningitis. following surgical
operation about month ago.
Mr.. King and his family came to
Wheeling about three years ago and
lived here until recently. He was an
engineer at the Hotel Windsor during
his residence here
Funeral services will be held in a
Catholic church at Pittsburgh this morn
ing. with internncnt m that city.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-23
Paddeu Accepts.

Dick Padden. once world famous sec
ond baseman with Pittsburgh Chicago.
and st. Louis teams. yesterday acccT ted
an invitation to join with other old
leaguers in two teams to tour the htE
cities Of the country. the proceeds from
tho games to 20 to fund for the Red
Cross and furnish athletic material for
tho soldiers in France Among the old
leagu stars to join the movement be-
sides Paddcn will be Honus Wagner
Bobby Wallace, Clark Griffith and NJ
Alcer, all OF whom were former team
mates Of the Martins Ferry boy. 1t Is
the intention to have not less than 10
Of these old time stars Of the diamond In
two teams to tour the big cities. New
York Chicago. Boston. Philadelphia.
Washington. Pittsburgh. Cleveland Gin
cinnati and possibly n good many small
or cities.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-23
Camp Taylor Selects.

The local district draft board has
given out the corrected list OF men who
arc to 20 to Camp Taylor on tho 3'--.
as follows:
Kennth II. Moore. Irwin l.. Brewer
Frank c. Nesperley, August Liska. Will
liam F. Hill, James B. Albert ana
Thomas Price, Bridgeport: ANGEL Ayers
Barton; Adolph Delguzzi, belia're'
Frank R. Deiters. Erie. Pa: Frank A.
Scott. Paul N. Novotny. Maynard: 6a-
ward Braun, Fulton, W. Va; James 1.
Morgan, Jowctt. O.: william S. Schriver.
Harold H. Dupke. Louis II. Snuder. Will
liam D. williams, Tretor Meredith, Yer
non Miller. Harry c. Barnes. Faul H.
NcClain. Roy x. PaHson. Albert f. NC
Abee. Lee l.. Woods, James r. Cecil
Herbert G. Stullcnberger. Michael Kan
yuh. James w. Shane. Robert Che"
and Wallace r. Fowler. all Of this city
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-23
Fined for Nonsupport.

In Squire Fr"cmnm'S court yesterday
Afternoon Mike Eunrsl Was fined 3 4"
and costs OH n npnSuprnrt charge. Inc
evidence showed that he had moi con
trihutcd :nythinu 10 IN" support Of MS
wife md four dependent children Tor
uca ~ four months. In addition tn INC
fine rc ,yl got n six months stay in
tho Z1rCSvillc wnrkhnusr.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-23

Miss Nrvill" Ehcrl"y "r North SKIN
street, nnr Of the first local girls I"
nnlis, as army nurse III til" recent cam
n,irn has been accepted and yesterday
che was notified that she Ind been as
signed To Camp Sherman. IT is likely
sho will bc ordered 10 report very
shortly.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-23
Two or Three Weeks at Most Honno
Out and Develops Renewed
Strength, vitality.

II vou want To sis':n S"'i'"i wake up
refreshed every morning. h";td clear iiS
q hell. and r"st"r' thu digestion :"
everything y"u eat snSt"S good ana ""''N
good
II yoh want that huoyar, youthful
.nsn and ginger that comes with re-
viy.d and strengthened system and want
to gain the necessary weight :" round
out the hollnws.
Take Pamgin with Geutian. II comes
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-23
Survey For Sewer.

City and county engineers yesterday
resumed tho work Of surveying for the
proposed now sewer in Mackey addition
which Is designed to carry off water
from all that section which has been
built up. part Of it being Just outside
the city limits.