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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-05-17
sick IN BED SENDS WIFE
TO DRUG STORE FOR REMEDY
Very First Bottle Does So Much Good He Climbs Out OF
Bed and Goes for Second Bottle Himself.

The hest of the many favorito m"@lct.
nal clements. including the medicinal
and up-builGins rXtractiNes from fresh
cod livcrS. freed Of siCkrnin" and nau-
seating parts. together Win extra Sc
Irct sherry wine. wild cherry DARK,
malt extract and compound srrIn, "i
hyDcphosphat"> Of li:n". potassium
iron, magnesium. StrErhnIn". quiniii"
and sodium.
No wonder W. ar proud a. :his cnli-
5ination, and the blend into 4 smooth,
p}eaSant.to-iakT. l"C0n>t:uc;iN" tonic.
alternative. nutritious aiI - digestion
anG appetite After prolonged sick
ness it is just the Very thing. Chron-
ic coughs. bronchitis. nerro'S dE!p"j-
STA, pros,ralion and anaemic conditions
vanish after short treatments with
IIypo.CuL. in cases OF all ages. til"
rapid increase IN health and strength
experienced by thr user NH quickly
prove the worth Of Hypo-t cd. which
nay now De secured in generous sized
bottles for homo Use n mnst all good
drug stores.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-05-17
Cadets to Mound City
For Crucial Battle
Local Military School Goes to Mounds-
VILE for Tilt Saturday.

When Cathedral and Moundsvills meet
OF :hr diamond the contest is always
ficrccly contested for these aGgreEa-
tions have been rivals in this sport for
n number Of years. the title resting be-
tween them.
Cathedral has been playing standard
baseball. losing only TO Triadelphia In
Il close battle Practically all or last
years men arc back in thr field and tho
pitching staff is the best in recent years
With Vanyn on the mound. the Cadets
ar. confident that they will come back
with n victory and then when they meet
Triadrlphia on tho green" take fall
cut Of these boys and finally end on tho
top.
Mnundsvilc. with Ray on tho slab.
is about aS dangerous 4 lot OF baseball
crS in the high school class in this state
and with the advantage Of playing on
nom" territory. tn" thought OF 4 we'll
earned victory has some crcdencc.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-05-17
'MACKS" BATTLE
C0NNORV|LLE
Big Game to Be Played at the Tunnel
Green Grounds on Sunday
Afternoon

When tho McConkeys tackle tho
strong t,onnorvillc Athletics on tn" Tun-
MI Green grounds Sunday afternoon
ono big warm battle will be the result.
These clubs met som" weeks ago ana
Tho locals cam" OF; on tn" long cnd with
u clean wlit"wash and AFRO in shape TO.
again turn tn" ,ric;;.
MANAGER MrCnnkcy has rounded to-
ccthrr i class little outfit and ms
lunch is sure htImming along In grann
stvl" aud full "f r"ntidcnc" sih'" 'he
defeat II the fast Bauer club last sum
day.
rnnnnrvilie rom"E :" the city Win thr
determination Of rrEaininE lhsi h"hoS
and The, Imys are particularly ANXIOUS I"
Lake "A fan out ri IN" home boys ana ny
dung 80 gain Il hold OH thu fali"%
louurS. "
Tunnel Green Will hr packed Is IN"
carly prediction. AMI even though the
,'nunrrsvilIr min" has met defeat before.
th.. game will BE- we'll attended. for the
sport is sadly missed in this city.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-05-17
IDterSChO|aStiC Meet
For Mt. Union Girls

IN fntrrsrhnlasiic field meet will h"
II. i'll az tn" MI. Union college. May ~.
in which all high girls nf this locality
have been extended al invitation to tan"
i part. 4 zinc program az athletic events
have been scheduled. and purpose rs I"
stimulate tho interest 0f the l2lrer S"N
of thr schools in athletics. The girls
cntrrin; tho events are required /" wear
regulation boomers white 'middlrS ann
dark hosiery. Ten NJ. tnt"n girls Will
he chosen Us judges and officials ana
will have entire charge Of IL" meet. All
first places are awarded three points.
second places two points and ihIrd
places ono point. Trophies will hc
awarded To the high schools taking hrSt.
Second and third places. !; is Thought
thr high schools Of this locality Will rc-
Srnnd enthusiastically and that quite
few entries will h. registered.
Events will he given in the following
order: Target drill low hurdles, base
hall throw. 1nn-y yard dash. shot put. high
jump. nn"-quar,rr mile walk, running
broad jump. hop. skip and jump lo0-1"ct
dash.
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NART|NSFERRY
VS.. S|N|5SVALE
Classic 20 Take Place on the League
Park Grounds Sunday After
roou-

Martins Ferry fans ar anStouS'y
await!nS ihr time FER t.e BIC game BE-
tween The faS: fcrr: y. (. and the
S,rnaS, Swissrair nm" fr"" the 4lt,S-
turSh district. This ~ Tho :!rst ti'nH
these climbs hay. ever met and the
irt"rss, - out Of III" ordinary.
The t'errv stars or" daily working
OF; ~ anticipation ~ = hard contest
D,t hope t. conf. as: victorious WIN
r2ish,y "Cy' Morgan an III" ruhhrr.
SwISsral" IN years g3n" - las al
v.-s hen wei. represented nri ;!i':
,,rosl."tS Tor THIS year ar, not as y"i
S2uan for th' club has no; played airy
snm.s S"rer:,! mon haze ben LOST
n tn, draft bit capable: youngsters
l:av. b"el: arld'd and th2 club IS we'll
fortified.
T.caSu.. Park IS IN ideal piare for tbs
fans t. Journey 10 and tho outlook for
4 -.rord attendance is very encouraG &
icc
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SAYS AYPo-coD DOES ALL THEY
CLAIM FOR IT. FEELS
STRONG ONCE MORE.
STREET RAILWAY MAN TALKS.

"My system Wa n! r-,I ,lo"S. and
:or two weeks had been in bed. |
couldn't work. and was sill full Of a
grippe. When Rad n 'hr paper what
they m;lHn Hyao-cod III. ri. and sent
NY wife Tor Il bn:tl'. | lind = does
Jus, ~ha: they claim. anal n>Iorn the
first bottle was gone | Wa oi,i OF bed.
feeling fne and i1uc:l better '::dE |
have in a long ,;Sne. and went for BOT
1!e Number two ,nyself. which shows
Row quick il oull"t. i'll" out OF bed.
declared George s. Beaver. with tho
Wheeling Traction Company (resldtos
III West NrcciGgi.
It's Great acredy.
";;'s I ;:rrat r,,l:e''" ana certainly 4
vondccfr! .cc,;irinH." cnntinurd this
man. Thousands; ai-ead:' nraisH tbs
row INC rrruarkab!e combination OF
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C0LERAIN

Rev. Randall of Chicag" spent TIE
WEEKEND with friends al Colcraln ana
Euyc an cxrcllrr; talk IT, the children
on Mothers Day.
Harry Fox. IA very highly respected
:nunr man Of this place. enlisted III
tho I-nii"d states MARINES. II" let
here Tuesday for Cincinnati for me re-
rruItinS station. passed there 10 iar'S
Island. South Carolina.
J. W. RiGshy was = caller in WHICH,
iEg TurSda%.
Mrs. lanes Ci"srurd was caller IN
Barton Wednesday.
En- Walker returned hnnc sunday
after spending q :cw days with MS
sister. Miss Esther and Fro. Wallace
vino arc attending cailrgc III Wooster,
ohio.
,. Mrs. JHnc< q: Wheeling was III"
gu, :, uf Mrs. II. l.. White Sunday.
MISS Beatrice Eari"n Of Farminri"n
sucr, the week., nj with Miss Eu'h
i'rnhndy.
IoS..r!! Shark"y spent III" weekend
with his PARENTS. NJ. and Mrs. .ht"Tf
Shlrk":
Mr.. end Mrs. Z. r. Hn;ly w"r" "ail:rs
IN pil'"uNai.. Wednesday,.
Mrs. Jan" M,in ana daughter. Anna.
rx?"rt ~ r",urn Saturday 'rhm can
ton whrrc th"y MAJ" l""u spending tn"
winter with h"r s'T. j. Mtlin.
Mrs. Wesley Eurkr and ""ns ~
Martins Ferry spent Saturday and sun.
day with friends and relatives at this
i!a"..
l.. H. Emrnlr nrd son howard ard
daughter Virginia "f Martins Ferry
wrr., ,h. guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Il. ~.
Miller sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs ". y. Wheeler aud
sun Harold rf Elaine. -. were In"
guests OF Mr. ami MR.. L. l.. Walker
Sunday.
Mrs w. : carton g: Tatn:!NEt"n
was the GI,St al her sister. Mr.. :. j.
i-!cky Saturday and Sunday.
number frnr i:s,r nI attended the
play al Tnlrran saturday evening
whirh wa$ pr.it" :, success. taking III
Ih.. sum Of $S7.nh fer the Red Cross.
r;rurE" Tnsnan was Il caller IN
/ IarnrS,ll". O.. SUNDAY
Harold MnIin OF ErIdGcn"rl was IL"
guest of relatives At this place SalTr-
DAY.
Sir. and Mrs. I/MGinc White AMI
daughter. .lur". OF Wcllshurr w"rc It"
guess If their parents. Mr.. aud Mrs.
il! r. White. Sunday.
Siuir" j.. NJ. Simpson and wif" Or
Barton were callirS at t"ierain Sunday.
Mrs. pch"rah Whit" returned homo
SUNDAY after Si,o:idIn:; tn week VIII
her iaishi,r. Mrs. Il. y. Rally "t Wheel
!nE.
Miss MariurI. Murdnck "f TiraSan:
Grove WAS th' guest If her aHnI. Mrs.
l. 4. ;lnciic, TUESDAY,
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Flag Presentation.

:s1--.@,.'', ~r.r-'' =. =. i. i r..
f,as ,,.,-,..>-,6 .,r..: c:';a ~,rv ';:c f.
80 ,"il,;i> :;,.,,r'fls ari' 49,. @s::":L; -.:'-
>nn;:.:!ns. wi: - .';i ',.,iay Il; !-.i.
c'ci.-'k ~ E::.':. t.,:te tho following
l.-c,--;,:.. Niii ID eirnc:
S-wI "-ra" .iu~'-.",N T7ar"--Warrcn
Davis.
Nsrc> - ~" E".t. Wh,'a IN: !Ei"r.
I:Ir,a.jur--'17lc OIL. Flag E'r-c"s-.'
Laura .1:"tkirs
SonE-"rhc Old lag Move. C":'.ls"d
TT. Gr',:a''
Shc ppar.I ,Jr. -. :. =. ~
i:.s.r,aS". iIn:l. =. :. ;i"warA
Pur.!e Wiz saint p. Tax -. $40
Tho 3IetlS. E :-.!s.;ia'..'-.
soa---"Th. So s,..---:.'.! ..'"7e:."
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-05-17
SIDE TALKS
SHOES AND c11MBERs STILL.
BY RUTH CAMERON.

Does IL S""nl POSSIBLE mat. INTO any
thing So hig. so fine. 50 vital as Red
Cross wurk. there could possibly como
anything ST. petty. 50 ugly. so trivial
as small personal f""inE$. narrow prcJ-
udicrs. %"cial snnhhcTy"
And yet not long ago a women told
me that several nf The women in her
nci ghho rhood who had Formerly h""n
regular attendants IN the Rcd Cross
workrooms had given up going there
BECAUSE tl,ry did not lhr III" woman
who had been put in charge.
! tried /" nnh CUT ii II" new head
had been disaErHcahlr or dnmimcc-Ins in
her attitude" but thn; did not seem In
h,. III" case. They simply did not Xix"
her. personally. rs we'll a!' tn" woman
who had preceded her. and they w"r"
registering their rcS"nlm"n: y; tho
change hy staying away from tho work
room.
But This Is Not the Motive OF Most
Women.
And from friend wh" has moved 1"
a city which. through small. has thn
reputation Of h"in,; one nf III" moss
SnobhiSh and clirfucy i'll thr country. /
received this description OF the attitude
Of several women SIN" has met there:
"One Of the SnohhcSt things eyer
hoard was Il criticism rC tho uumhrTS
Of ordinary women WHO hay" fr!"d $"
hard To break inc" the K'L '.ross
wr,rk.''
Think oc that
HOW Petty Both Classes Are!
How Tnbrlirrabiy l"lty. from t'i'h
points az vicw---thal "f The $rri"ly
woman WHO wants tN Keep tn" Er":,t
priNl lrSr ut working through IN" Fed
y
Grr i small. srIcr; gathering "f her sis
;rrS: and ,ha; q: III" Social climber VIII"
ralrulalinyty looks upon such work
merely as i ladder ly which she can
climb into an aruuain'anrrsh:D with
someone IL wh"m sh" rrlnr'ng!y looked
up as her social Superior,
They Get no Spiritual Sense Of the War.
How can ih"y live in such ;r"m"n-
duusly lig times and l." $" uIl"-ly petty
~ tha!c
S:l.i another friend tod III" Of =
woman al high social standing WHO
gives teas and haZaarS for war chart
trS WuIncn Of l"Ssr" social standing
ar" invited. and flock To ;h"m with joy.
though ;hr prizes arc "n"rn:"uS. TIL"
urilivcgc Of meeting the HOSTESS and
81 wing :hcy ha!,. h,,.u in her HON" IS
wha: lhry pay for. not IL" tea ar ClEcy
articles. Th's" arc JUS necessary
cam"uiias".
Does Sho eat t:l"m afterwards" a."
SUln"rn" asked.
''C.rta.nly NOT sail nor friend. Ssh"
IS Il rrn;l"wvintu. i;Ui. &c ''''irS", She
meyer hrs an" personal acGua:3;a n"c
with tl."m.
In far:. t.r ;,r,;.c:. showed ,ri"-
III !. &c.,, -,
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GAINESVILLE

EAHNE.SVII.Lt: ohio. May I6.--Mr
George i;.tSin-.r passed away II the
HON. on Henderson street Thursday
morning n H:3N o'clock. death following
!Ln illness oc typhni.! fc:'rr. lie WAS So
years III as> and besides MS VII" i've
caves lis ,ar.niS. NIr. and Mrs. Eeri;
G~:SinZrr ~ this place. ard thr"'' sisters
n!..l ;Hn hrrthsr Miss clara Gctsi1Cer.
SIR. Ann. KaSsy. Mrs. LION Icll:rs
rrci Joseph ';nt>inc"-. Of this place and
t';l.i<.cyl,rr fi-;sirS"r. Of Harrisburg
W N t''inr-a. .-:rvirr~ viii ~ h"lG
S;:;urLa Eatternonu j: ~" o'clock an''
nic-mca: XIII y: made in the Snu ,a":7'
cemetery.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-05-17
A CHALLENGE TO ALL

ri" riu"ky MA" ';Nu'r-l aHE' cl"h
:: HI. Ia, End. ," anxious :" n,"rt al
crs; an.it"u1 n!u"> IT .,'in.-r7". "rSan-
nations IL tbs Gig "n auE grounds.
AM dlt".
\ sweeping: ch:LG,r.," - ,ssu'rI {" tho
J1scphil>S i'nunorv!ii". !:"yla"h Eusl
T:::a. Maynard. Park :. =. "f I'':'.':%-
Will. cr al? rthsr t:r.t ,,!a"s "I:lbina-
tirn.
- =" 90. r.i~r,,4; - nc,"7' th'e
challenge. II : asked :" m: 80: through
his .,:.H"- ~ cal l..""-I \.,ip:.-... and
ar.. 81 jain MILE.
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G-aGuaticS ClAg.

Following e,. ~ i@cn:S-- = of IL"
?oIa graduating r:a.ss ~: TIL ';nrn"~...ii"
high school: f:7!rci.. !!si,"T. T:!..ir.a "a
nar,. Marguerite 1or"Ht=. n'1r.hy Var
asst. Nor, h::rc*. norrth: D"TnEi.
aicrEalr: i.ichnrr. MiiGr'..i ELLIS. l"'''.'
i'2rni. ,:dr:, tou;'. E::l F"nf%. fdT':''
.'.rE"G. !:Sth". Judl;iT$. Miriam: ''i!--
lind Leila Porte. Edna tS"'''!. Jarrett
ThcrrHcrry Tl.ss:in rroa:n. T"ai Scott.
Mr7l.y Goodnight, .'lif'vrd Gall" VA.
jfarElpd r:.i."rsvn. ><"!S,n !:riS"l'Gl1.
Willis skinner L.iir Todd. "aa':a
Robinson ';rac.. T.ri>-. .tll"a S!u.
Howard Hun. CirrrS: LAu"hiii.. !l"r"l'!
Meyers. Geneva Mouidc:. Edna Miller.
tIelen Bailey.
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Eeath - iaiaSH.

T:,.> .:rsi h us Ee:.%". -. '.;r- g.: -:f1r:f
g.: S..r - Mr a:vi NJ. ". :. I-arp-:rt.
'--c,:r~- AZ i:,c I'm =. $1:iLh !.nct:?r
=, 81. n ,''iG+ss,iu: az: :-h1Tt r:i.v
..'r,.u-,:. ;-,::. y'.s.. ':;:: ton: wm'"nir~
...:::i.. !:.'!'.,. y. :.r".:;.. '.fie brother.
%.:.;. >1rsircr. iHIn@r;-; >r""ic~> >'iA
- ,:~i. i...l Do l:.:u.- ;;r:S :.!t.,.:rn:. =:
~. K. x. -. =. II. $"": e.. Oc -
-. y. - ..!,:.-,!'. = :i'.i":':': ~" =
:"a,c- w.: ~ $685. - ErL::.lH Or !";c--
..-r;;t
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-05-17
DRAFT BOARD MAKES RECORD IN
ANNOUNCING THOSE TO GO
NEXT.
Induction Orders To Be Sent AS Soon as
Definite Date IS Announced For
Departure.

Thu civ draft hoard received "hur-
t." ,,a.i camc from 'hr state hchdnnar-
tors ~ Charleston ana III" telegram was
Signrd by Captain Jones. head Of Inc
military department nf III" state. The
men Will Z" In tn" army barracks al
Columbus. nhiu and will leave her" dur
ing IN" five dag I,nrl"l ht-rinung May
"6ih. Til. definite dnt" "f d"1ariur"
will +" l.i-grarl:"d III" local board jus,
IS soon - CAPTAIN JnE"S receives Ii
fr"ia Washington.
The ci,y hoard Immediately "n re-
rripl "f III" t.'"Graphi' orders c"m-
nrnc"d the work "f preparing n" lis; a.!
m"n Who mr.. ~ comprise tho contingent.
AMI lat. IN III" aft"rn"nn tho list w;Ls
banded t. linz press. TIL" men VIII" are
LISTED To e. in he Columbus cali will
no hn mailed their induction orders
until the exact ate -! departure il 20
cciycd ny :hn lncal buar ri from the state
headquarters.
Chairman Il. :. Flnnrrkcr stated yes.
,cr,lay afternoon that III" men who are
on tho list puhl!Shrd below should make
arrange mems IL leave between t." :"th
and thu oIIh of May tn" rHart time Il
Gcrarturr ~ ic given Ih,m when 'ni:
Induction order * mailed.
The following 2" N" list .: men scl-
cc,,d from IN" 'Ity beard:
GEORGE Il. Hide ''"'i:' \. ;! WHTt
brand Nar:s', an l.. Ling
Franl: v ,ci"r!c> nr!r"'
Lrri q Hammond anthony {. kir''h.
Nrlsrn Srhan" T'@rI" liarrlN
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State Of West Virginia. County OF Ohio.
I. 7. r. Ebelng. Cashier Of III" above
named bank do solcrnnly swear that
the above statement is true IN tho best
"f my knowledge and belief.
J. /. EBELlNG. Cashier.
GEO. J. MNTHISON.
SEATON ALEXANDER
JOHN COLEMAN.
Directors.
Subscribed and swo-r To before nc
this :sth day of May. 1?lS.
WuILAM +. CnLMhR,
Notary Public.
NJ Commission GHpircG Usccracer is.
1877.
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Eilna. little dc;Sa.:- - M-. and Mrs.
E!woos 1oeu,Ps OF TaS, Church str"'t.
~rysrta1nc[ :: r:rnS". nF irtcnGs :: -:
: l,>nec ru>ssrinS a:s.r:n.r., ,,"rnria* PC
e:esci:5 3t-.hi1> :, r1->tt SA--<a--G!
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-05-17
AZ DRAF TEES T0C0LUMBUS
FROM LOCAL BOARD NEXT WEEK:

CpoI,n s. Januay Joe Carone
Earl G. Richardson Herman G. Ruff
John II. Brcmcr Samuel ]. Watson
Robert E:trtulIas Harry X, Bruner
Chester g. iiraun Harry J. Koch
Enspar l. McCabo Edward G. Cornett
william \. Blake William krcnGcr F"
Frank L. P"ff-rmar Walter Is. BlaZier =
J1scph 4. M"izgcr Harry c. F7adinE .
Howard Jones Andrew JaSlczcw-
Norf Jchbia SKI =
George Bower Paul u. danger :
charles 4, Bounds John P. Fisher
Edward Nutter James L. nelly
Frederick ". Schrumrp ,,
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CALLING IN THE NICKIE.

AMSTERDAM May 1G.-Gt rinanT IA
. i;iln.: in hrr n,rklr coinage the meta!
80 whl"h is needed fnr proJcc:iir= and
j. Substituting zinc Cor mining coins
nj THIS class. Authority has Just been
yIr.n f"r ;h" mining &C 10000" 400
marks worth "f Yin: zen pfrnnS pieces.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-05-17
REPORT OF THE CONDITION OF
The Quarter Savings Bank

Located at Wheeling in the state OF
West Virginia At the close o: business
May 10. 1918. Organized 1901. Bank
first began business July l, 1901.
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Es..eSE,l1c B-,c<:.

t:n>c w. cn>n"; 4: vIri'"G kinds @!
S:G.l.: ~: Refreshments ~c.c se-vcd-
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Euy Thrift Stamps and help bring
our boys hack home
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1r1,cs- OF TIE corpEr1oE OF
The Security Trust Company

r...c STATE O. Ws
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TO SERVE THE 2. n. C. n

Eur Thrift Slnmrs and help bring
our Eny= hack home.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1918-04-04
.LENR00T ELECTED
To THE J. {. SENATE
"tDUriIrl EtItENs INDICATE
uIit'f 90 DAVIES BY
GOOD PLURALITY.

NnINAlKiI Wis. lpril
40 ,ua ,mau irvine l.. i.eu-
rpn Republican 90 superior.
h.. b..H elected United states
s'ulflr iI -ur,-rd thc late Paul
o. lir cling
o. defeated . -cp, q Davies.
urr, flf loo frsterluf's elect
iun Irfpmina fn incomplete re-
turns. hf ma iuritt r-'i'lHtrd
10 mp.t Than 81. 900. Victor l..
Ur-,r. riaiiet. ran tiifd ~.
mlich - 900 behind Da-
ti... InHm OLE, ii-urcs - hand
.. H.fH-U indicate fhe re.
t.. 10 Marvin % Ho eubcrry
f.I promo C.Hff over
..r I#Hlrf. 90 Doc Toilette
.... m.r. fHru q. 1000 Both
pHf' lnH
|s b. u. fII tn report HI
expected increase .H fhr win
.. H.H.
| N. Republican ,Yuuir. where
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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-07-24
64tz1SS GHs1eAalEs-oze,

Capt George Frederick Campbell,
rightly named a soldier Of the
sky" the man who brought down IS
Hun aeroplanes in two years flying
over the western front, and who lost
his entire family-father mother.
sister and three brothers-in the
great war. is coming here on Tie
sixth night of the coming Redpath
chautauqua to tell his thrilling ex-
periences
Campbell's father was the first Of
his family 10 fall, killed i'm the mem
CRADLE retreat from Mons Al he
battle of Loss his brothers Bruce
and Jamie Campbell both lieuten-
ants. We're killed, and not long after
MS remaining brother, Capt Plaikie
Campbell. fell In a trench raid. His
sister was killed on board the Ara bic
when it was sunk by a German tor
pedo. and this last crushing blow
killed his mother
Campbell was already a soldier of
the king when the war bro le out
in 1914. \ lieutenant in India, ne
was ordered at once 10 the European
front In a few weeks he was light
.ng 70 stem the Hun advance IN
p riS.
CarTtell. become a captain was
s,.N erely wounded at the taf-.e %
Neuye Chappelle in 1915. Several
months in hospital followed on
MS recovery ne was declared unit
for further duty with his regiment.
He then sought and found further
sel'l 900 in the royal iy ~ corps For
co .tsrs until again seve-eiy
Y 0unded, ne fought the Hun e. me
49,
7roSarly no man alive ms done
more Slhting on the CroIn anC i
the air than Capt CamDbel
1h@ South Bend ma It4uCua be-
sia- Wednesday. July 81
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-07-24
BEAST OF BERLIN is
SEEKING REAL NICE SONG
AMSTERDAM

AMSTERDAM July 24-Ger-
n,anys emperor is still seeking a
suitabI national anthem" Ger
man officials have decided that the
music Of Hell DIR i'm Siegerkra NJ
(Hau 20 Thee in the Nictor's Crown
should oe changed : It Is the same
as the tune 20 which God Save the
King = sung. or else that an entire
ly new hymn should he substituted
4 committee Of prominent Ger
mans was formed and poets and
musicians throughout Germany We're
requested TO com pete in the national
air contest More than S.200 pieces
were submitted some OF them be
inE sert 20 the emperor himself. but
no ft hymn hiss as vet been found
Recently the poets and musicians
were asked 10 try again
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-07-24
WORLD 5 RECORDS
MADE At TOLEDO
Miss Harris M Establishes
New Mile Pacing Record
of 1853 IA.

TOLEDO. o. July 24-World s.
records were shattered on the new
one mile track here Tuesday in the
inaugural Of Grand Circuit racing
I'M Toledo Miss Harris ~. IN the
free-for-au pace. went the first mile
IN 1853 IL. the fastest mile ever
covered by a pacing mare In the
second neat OF that event Edward
r. (Pop) Geers drove Single @ a
mile IN 1922. giving that horse
a new record and establishing a
record for the fastest two paced
heats Geers also drove Single O.
the winner Of the third neat and
the race. i'm 1859 81.
IN Miss Harris Ms heat she trav-
eled the FIRST quarter IN 30 seconds,
the half in 90 seconds. and the third
quarter in 2s1-f seconds. Her
feat was the second fastest mile ever
paced. Directum holding the record
~ 1853. made az Columbus IN 1919.
The second half was second time
in his career that Geers had ridden
"a mile under two minutes.
william. the worlds champion
PAGER. took the lead in the hrst
heat and held it 90 the stretch. He
was unequal 20 the dash and nm
ished fourth
A crowd Of nearly 10000 saw the
races. which were postponed from
Monday on account of the rain. The
summary.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-07-24
DODGERS WIN FROM
PIRATES AT TORONTO

TORONTO. ont July 24.-The
Pittsburgh and Brooklyn teams Of
the National leagu played an eXhi-
bition game here Tuesday. The Su
perbas won by score OF TO >.
Brooklyn met Miller with four solid
hits in the eighth for four runs and
the game Jake Daubert did not
play. owing 10 the death OF MS
father Score.
Pittsburgh . 600 loo OO1-2 6 1
Brooklyn 100 600 O4~-5
Miller and Blackwell Smith; Che
ney, Robertson and NJ. Wheat.