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Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1918-06-09
j. s. WARNS HUNS NOT
M|STREAT CAPTNES

Washington, June 8.--The Ger
man government, threatening the
mistfeatment OF Americans bociusj
OF the Imprisonment Of the bomb
plotter. Franz Rintelin, has been
warned by the United States to re-
member that such step will draw
swift retaliatory action upon thou
sands OF Germans in this country.
Germany's threat and the answer
OF the United States were disclosed
by the state department. In note
presented by the Swiss minister here,
the Berlin foreign Office proposed to
exchange Seigfried Paul London, a
German-born naturalized American
citizen, serving 10 years in Germany
for acting as Russian spy, for Rim
telin. Notice was given that an an
swer to this proposal was awaited
before putting into execution con-
templated measures Of reprisal
against Americans in Germany, be-
cause OF the failure OF previous eff
orts to relieve Rintelln. Secretary
lansing replied with terse commu.
nIcation, refusing to consider the
exchange and suggesting that, while
the United States does not accept the
principle Of reDricals occasioning
personal suffering. It would be wise
for Germany to consider that " II
acts upon that principle, It will be
understood to invite similar ac'ior
on the part OF the United States
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1918-06-09

bethany Presbyterian Church
Morning service at Il a. m, SER
mon, "The Child in War Times" I"
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1918-06-09
Catholic Church

Catholic Church
Masses on Sunday at 1880 and
$40 a. m.
Rev. Father J. @. Wen.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1918-06-09
lone FIRST AID CLASS
TAKES EXAMINATIONS
By D. W, II.

nN w. W. w.
First aid class No. |, ON Friday
evening completed the course and
II In the class were entitled to ex.
aminations which were conducted
by Dr. l., o. Clement, head instruc-
tor OF first aid OF Josephine chapter,
After the examinations we're finish
ed the secretary, Mrs, Philip Hell
men In behalf OF the class extended
hearty thanks to DIR, Clement for
the valuable Information the class
had received, and Master Norris
Clement who has been the faithful
patient for demonstrations, was pre-
sented with substantial amount OF
thrift stamps
Glass No. Il progressing nicei,
and viii soon nnlsh the course. Dr.
Clement ls giving the instructions To
this class, while Or. wltham Ia out
OF the city. Glass No. has had
two lectures and Is doing splcndidly.
This class ls the banner one. so TO
speak, as II has Ave men enrolled
and is also the largest. having sS
members. the limit allowed accord
ing TO the rules OF the American Red
Cross. Or. J, o. Nlbly IL the able
instructor,
Other classes In first aid win be
formed later on and any one deslr.
.ng these instructions, can hand
their names TO the enrolling sccfe-
tary who will assign them to the pro.
per class. All persons must enroll
before entering a class to avoid con
fusion regarding the number allow.
ed In classes.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1918-06-09

Evening service at 5 y. M. sermon
by the minister, II evening Is warm
the service viii be held out Of doors
and autos may park In the street as
during the heated term last year,
The annual childrenS day exercises
at 10 a. m. Parents urged to be
present Christian Endeavor at 7
p. m. Miss Gladys Cox will sing In
the morning service and Mrs. 7. NJ,
stott In the evening. You will be
cordially welcomed.
l.. Myron Boozer. minister
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1918-06-09
Baptist Church

Sunday school, II. Y. p. L. meet
ing, and preaching services today at
the usual hours. At IL o'clock the
pastors theme will be THE Worlds
Challenge" and at o'clock his sub
ject will be. THE Age OF the Aged. "
Prayer meeting and Bible study
Thursday night at 3 p. m. Next
Sunday night the Sunday school will
render very excellent program. A
kind welcome Is extended TO all to
join with us In our worship.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1918-06-09
First Church Of Christ Scientist

First Church Of Christ Scientist
Christian Science services are held
every Sunday. in the w. o. W. hall,
at 4 a. m. Wednesday evening meet
ings at s O'Clock. The subject for
today is God the only Cause and
Creator"
Reading room is open from to
4 p. m. daily except Sundays and
holidays. The public is cordially in
vited to attend the services and to
visit the reading room.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1918-06-09
OREGON WEATHER

\ Probably cloudy today. Oc- =
\ casionally threatening; cooler =
= In east portion; moderate west =
\ erly winds.
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Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1918-06-09
Sc. Lakes Episcopal

Sunday school, $50 a. m. 8 p. m.
evening prayer and sermon. Rev.
Philip X. Hammond. vicar In charge.
A cordial invitation Is extended to
all,
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1918-06-09
Chuch Of Christ

Bible school at 10 a. m. Dr. r..
c. Macy, superintendent Commun-
ion and preaching at II. Subject.
"The Body OF Christ" Junior at
2;30. C. e. at I. The evening SER
vice will be given over to Chill
dren's day program. A cordial In
yitation is extended to all services.
Chas. r. Drake, minister.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1918-06-09
At the Churches
Newman NJ. Il. Church

Usual morning service at / a. m.
Sermon by the pastor. At 8 p. m.
the local lodges OF Odd Fellows and
Rebekahs will be the guests OF New
man church for their annual Memoir
ial service. Sermon by the pastor,
topic, the Unfinished Task" Spe-
cial music at both services Sunday
school at 10 a. m. Epworth League
at p. m. A cordial invitation is
given to everyone to attend all the
services of the day.
Melville T. Wire. pastor.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-06-27
MAYOR WESTERNS
PROCLAMATION

The money invested In War Saw
tngs Stamps Is not a gift, or a dona-
tion. but It Is a loan to the Govern
me1t. It Will be paid back with 4
percent compound, interest. II, be-
cause Of some serious financial re-
verses, or calamity, It should be nc
oe5sary for you to have possession
Of your money before the date Of ma
turtty Of your Stamps, you may OBJ
tain your money, With interest, by
giving ten days notice to any Money
Order postmaster.
War Saving Stamps are q convent
ent, profitable, and safe 1nvestme nt;
they cannot decrease In value, be-
cause they are backed by all the
United States; they are free from all
state aud local taxes; and when re-
gtstered at a postoffice, they are In
sured against loss
Pursuant to designation by the Sec
rotary Of the Treasury Of the United
States, and. to. the. proclamation OF
Governor Of West Virginia, I, c. M.
vester, Mayor Of Wheeling, also Of
1iciauy designate Friday, june 70,
1918, as WAR SAVINGS DAY. ask
all loyal citizens Of this community
to devote the said day, or at least
the afternoon Of the said day, to
promoting the sale Of War Savings
Stamps. ask all loyal citizens to
buy War Savings Stamps, and that
those who are financially able
save and invest In War Savings
Stamps to the Limit allowed by law.
c. ID. VESTER, Mayor.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-06-27

story Of married life it could write:
What typical tale Of two high spirit
I'd, intense young people who alternate
Is found they could not live with, and
could not live without. each other.
remembered the stray tales We used 10
hear of the night that she throw her
Wedding ring into The river and the
night that she took a dose of poison
This story became public property be-
cause her husband had To wake neigh
Dor at midnight ~ telephone Tor the
doctor and the nrIEhbur. a surly oachc-
lor being waltrnd with tho cry. /
want u US" the t"l"phun.. My Wltc
has taken prison" suc"inrtly ADVISED
Go homo AMI give her another oosc.
am afraid that that little house how
eyer would have Il hard tim" marketing
its story for X did not have the confch-
tinnal happy ending.
A Dramatic Tale by the Big house.
And then the big house that used TO
belong TO the AS before they lost their
money in thr panic OF nineteen seven.
and it vas bought by their poor rnia-
tivcS who had been saving money tor
tolsr-likr Will" the hare spent II. lr
that house could tell all that it know.
am sure We should have an interesting
volume.
And next "a il is n" rambling green
house where Mrs. Graham and her mar
ricd daughter lived until they quarrel
I'D about something (thr ncighhorhood
never could find out whaD and the
daughter went away and has never
com" back. and Mrs. G.. has lived nione
;hcs. srvcn years. That house surely
could toll at least ono interesting story.
wouldn't You Buy These Books7
Just think what vnum" or short
tales the old yellow huuS.. could bring
out. about IN" dozen or NOR" lamiilcS
that have lived there from time to time
I'-storlcs sud and stories happy OF th"tr
births. their deaths. tncIr roTnanceS,
their ambitions. their tragedies.
Look down your street. or out across
YOUR countryside, reader friend. and en-
dow the houses you see. there, with
literary ability. Don't you think you
would lik" 20 read tn. stories they
might write
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-06-27
TR|-STATE NANUFACTURERS|N
ORGANIZATION TOWN THE WAR

PITTSBURGH. June :6.-The war re-
sources committee Of the Pittsburgh re-
zion. which comprises Western Mary
land West Virginia and parts or ONO
and Maryland. was organized mere 10
day. with the selection of George ,.
Oliver Of Pittsburgh as commissioner
and Robert Garland OF this city GEN
oral manager. Central headquarters
FOR tho region will b. opened IN flttS-
burgh to-morrpw. Four hundred manu-
fac;urers from all sections or the re-
yion participated in the organization
meeting.
The committee will coordinate manu-
featuring in tho four states ana Will
seek 70 assist the allies IN winning tue
war by keeping n close touch win the
industries essential I" victory. ana oF
the mobilization OF the resources OF the
great territory.
An advisory committee was named.
and TO this body will be added lafer one
member from each of IN" twelv" sub
regions. ,h., latter u be- elected by man
utac;urers in the respective districts.
Among those who attended the meet
ing to-day were:
r. :. Weber. Bradford. Pa.
: II. Hutchinson I. Il. Steinbrcnnen
and VI J. Welsh Franklin. Ia
r. p. Collum. Msadvill". Pa.
James T. Hardy. oil City. Pa
n. Y. l!;,zel,ine Warren. Pa
4 E. rnwle. S 7. puffcr. Hugh Rolltn
and Robert Z. T. E:urn"r. Charleston.
W Va.
{. W. Evans. Fred Islmick. 0. A.
Wood and =. c. Wedding Tairn"nt. W.
Va
+, 2. Abbott. q. T. Prick. e. Z. Hart
ToA II N,~[N
Frank ?. SsbaaSA. II. r. Willie and
II. \. Ze!ie- Huntington. ". Va.
2. L. davidson and T. l.. MiilS-. Tar
ha.sbu7c ~. Va.
/ Wes,woo-!. Wallace II. Smith
a,t = y White. Wheeling. ". Va.
sub-reernns O.: thr district. wi'h the
crn.-a! pom: and countries .i;1"tGdcd.
wa anu,.:nc>G ."-'lay. AID Include the
tcitnT;nS.
f>;,:e+e ,.-c;rernAr,"-. IL rcs.. Monroe,
Ncrr,aa'h. Pocahontas. Raleigh. sum
rnerS and Wyoming counties. West VIZ
GINA.
.7ta,ies,nn-Eo"nH Clay. Fayctte. IA
rawha- Mason. Nicholas and putnam
county. West EirS:nia
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. RraNt"n. Harri'
son. Lewis. P"ndl"ton. Randolph. Tucker
r-oshur and Webster counties. West 'ir'
'gInia-
C,un,berland--hil"Gh Carrot: ant
Washington counties. Maryland ana
Rcrkelay. Grant Hampshire. Hardy
jefferson. M;na-a! an. Morgan counties
West Virginia.
Fairront Marion. MononEaiia- Eres'
ron and TAYLOR counties. ""st Virginia
Fiuntincton-C'ahst. Lincoln Logan
Ningn and Wayne counties. West Fir'
Ctnia.
oil rity--C'aueroan Clarion. FIX. For
rest. Jefferson. M"k"-''. Potter. ENnan'
GO and Warren counties Pennsylvania
parsershurc-Calh.n DoddridSe. Gil
MGR Jackson. PIcas:tn;S. Richie. Eo2ne
W;r, and Wood counties. West virginia
Pittsburgh 800 Allegheny. Armstrong
Eu;ler, Fayot,ee Greene. Washington
nrd Wrstmcr.iand counties. fennsFL
vania.
Wheeling - Eslu1nrt and Jefferson
counties Ohio. and Tyi"r and N"tzc
'ro.,rtirs West Virginia.
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fear. regard It is 4 new peace offensive.
An appeal TO the good will OF England
is useless
Foreign Secretary Won Kuehlmann
made 4 reply to the criticisms raised In
the debate. He said the most difficult
questions in the conclusion Of peace
would he territorial questions. and pro-;
cccdcd TO deal in some detail with2theE
rcctifica ton that would be requested by
Austria Hungary and Bulgaria Discus
sions between the two Central powers
would offer no difficulties, ~
The secretary referred to the diff
culties OF settling the frontier ques-
items between Turkey and Bulgaria, ow-.
ing to the sentimental grievances left
BY the Balkan war. and that Germany
and Austria had done their best to es-
tablish compromise. The sooner
compromise can b" reached. he said.
the sooner "A final transfer OF northern
Dnbrudja TO Bulgaria can occur and, the
better il will be for the interests ofiEe
entire alliance.
Hr added: ~
The establishment NJ compromise
between Turkey and Bulgaria will gre.
CURE thorough deliberations between
The allies. u would he very pleasing
II al agreement b.iwccn bulgaria and
Turkey r"li'v"d US of this task"
Regarding l;urnania. til" foreign Sec
rotary observed that criticism has necn
evoked because Germany had demanded
no war indemnity in money or IN .Jhe
economic domain. Such an indemnity
was not provided for in the Instructions
To the ncGo,;;ttors. added the secretary
who continued:
"Runanie has. however. under abe.
group Of trraIirS submitted To you,s TO
render very considerable scrviceS to
Germany even IN tho way OF moAey.,
With Il c"IiscI, n'ious tuliillment OF obli-
cations. tho Eumanian financial position
will be- IN" reverse Of brilliant and the
Kuma'nlan people will be obliGcd' to
make serious efforts in order to be Able
Ia met ;hc!r obligations. The ob3ec1
tion that Germany is not concerned -
un,rnahlr. for We must render 1t DOS.
siblr Tor tn" debtor TO make payment. Z
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-06-27
LEAGUE OF PEACE
CONTINUED From First Page.)

pies or irag XVI" "f peoples for In" main
t"n;.urr Of freedom and Justice.
Our opponents mad" y clear that Trey
would w. III" kernel nf this l"aEu" OF
prnph ana that il w"uld III tins WAY
no. H.. difficult Ia '*nial" ihe urc"m-
Portable u1waru $lrivinES 81 Germany
and hv rc"num!r SIranEulation Ia cN-
rinEuiSh h"r vital breath. | considered!
II a& AGAINST rhIs UHitc proper that the
foreign secretary max" statement nn
ihc details # our political position IN
th, cast from Finland /" the BLACK SEA.
and III my opinion h. fulfilled m" task
IhnrouEhly."
Regret was rxpr, se"d by Deputy Gr""-
hrr rrntrlst. that III" Utlrranr"S at IN"
foreign minister w"r" still rs blood
thirsty as ever ITr added:
''Nrv"rI hrl"Ss. ] believe "" have
IA SSrd III" climax uf international hatred
ui"rman war aims are no obstacle 10 4
truce OF Cod"
Count Won Westarn. Conservative.
said that the words Of the foreign sec
rotary regarding responsibility for the
war alarmed him and that DR.. Won
Kuehlmunn's declaration did not
strengthen the will &c peace.
Abroad" he continued, they will, !
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accnmranird by her daughter who has
been attending one Of the Eastern
sCht nls.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Nayl"r. Of Wood
lawn returned from weekend spent al
Lnsh Lynn Heights.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Rluc and dauGh-
80. Miss Augusta. who have bean the
guest. Vt Mrs. William iIugc for the
pas, week. left this morning for thei'
homo in Cha rlottevillc. Va.
Mr., and Mrs. E. l.. Stone are spend
ing some time al Mountain Lake Park
Md
Miss Ethel Markell. Of Ontario. Can.
is tho CUES; OF MIR. and Mrs. u. Rlcharo
NJ ,rkrll. n, their home in Wnndiawn.
Miss Lucille Mrt,ausland returned this
III. mini: Ia her home in lIliShurEh. nj
ter being III" guest of Miss Edith ScHu'
hart; vi Wnodlrwn. for tho past week
Miss pnrurhy Ruthr"rd. Of Columbus
O.. IS tn guest Of Mrs. J. .Ndam Hess
ct North Nam street.
RI Eer. i. J. nonahuc has returned
from 4 four IF tho southern part OF the
State. Including ClarkshurE. wher" M
administered III" sacrament OF ccnhrma'
Ia u lar;:c class recently.
Mr. and Mrs. Jesse \. Bloch an1
family and MIR. and Mrs. II. {. HazIrt'
and family Will motor. /" III" Ha'npShirf
Club the carly part Of ifr coming week
IL sIr.nd fortnight.
Mrs. Thomas Sweeney arrived in tfr
crty Yesterday from Washington. D. {"
L. spend tho Summrr rs tho guest or hci
sister Miss Patti Sweeney.
Lieut.. William y. Simpson returned
last evening To his post at Camp pcv'
ms Mass. after spending few days
furlnurh tn. guest If hI$ mother. Mrs
T. II Simpson.
Mr. and Mrs. Edward r. Hughes al
I;raulvI"w street. North Wh"ci:ne! arc
r." proud parents of nn"-pound BY
arrived Tu"shay morning. Mrs. Hughes
was Miss May Schafcr. before her mar
RAG.
~. and Mrs Il. n. fiul!ard lief: las
evening f'r Camp Mills y. Y. io SO
their son. 4. Gr"rsr Eullard. who is r
thu otnharkHiiun camp
viii Harrison If Bethany was 4 Wis
tier with local friends yesterday.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-06-27
SIDE TALKS
BIZ RUTH CAMERON.
II Houses Could Write.

What wonderful books "" Shou't
have. If houses could writ" tho stories
Of their lives
Having concluded an int"rTI"" WIN
PHI, order man. I fingered on my pacN
door stcrp ,hc Other morning. enjoying
nv stolen moments and moro. d"ua'''Ss
because /. trZcn rnprpachtul TASKS
awaited M r!-Ing and going ins'o"'
The air was r!"h with IN" rr2Eranc"s
Of scr,ng and N" May sunsh'n" Jay
sxest on tho green fields and on all IN"
houses. ls,.lr and big. scattered over
the countrysid".
AsI sat there. IDLY looking at them
that thought came I" mo.
The Little White Bungalow Would
Write Of Married Lilo.
TIL. little whit" bungalow wh"r" tnc
IS used tn live. for instance. max u
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-06-27
LAST Evening ut Red Cross:

It was a record night in Tho annals
Of tho evening surgical dressing clnsS' :
Of the Wheeling chapter of Rcd 'r"S';
last evening. Over one hundred an
sixty ladies assembled To emgaS" IN To;
session, with corresponding r":;ui; ~
occouplishment. TIL" int resting i'"-
ture ot tho evening WIS III" splendid
talk given by Mr.. SANDY" M'H;r"""r.
n which h stated that all ~" women
Of America must cnntinu" their Er at
work without cessation If this WIZ i
TO no won and must C"uriln" 'h'u-
selves that wc are in the struggle ;nr
Mt least tlrro y"ars n COM. and that J.
behoovcs an tn cast aSl" all th"u"h' !
Of vacations. rs N" Sarrti"inS boys Of
tho nation arc doing. and 80 "hu"kl"'
down 10 the stern realities "f ~" w"'i,
confronting the American women.
Tho hospital sewing Mni' 80 t'l,.'
cveninr was likcwie" we'll rrrr' 80 's'.'i
and turned out their rr'r"ri tomato
share OF tho evenings w"rh.
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DEADLOCK ON WHEAT.

WASHINGTON juno Ex-senator
Martin Of NlrGin'a. majority leader
Of the srnutr. introduced 4 resolution
today. directing tn" senate conferences
On The annual agricultural npprupri-
alton bill Ia r"crd. from III" S"nat"
amendment providing for n government
minimum guarantee Of S@.5n hushei
for wheat. II" announced that ne
would ask a vote on tho resolution to-
morrow.
The house managers had refused to
accept the amendment and a deadlock
on the bill resulted.
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Misses:
Charming Nuptials To-day.

At . o'clock this morning. 81. Johns
church Of l,cnwood will hr IN" scene
Of a pretty wedding. in which tn" rrin-
cipals nrc Miss Miranda Hungarian ~
this city and Mr.. James Dr'sr"'i. ~
Indianhcad. Nh. formerly Of l"nwo"'!.
Rev. Father Schnrnan will perform tn"
ceremony and offer III" nuptial maSs.
Tho sanctuary Of tho church is hpnr"-
rriatcly decorated for III" vent IN
Tune blossoms and Er"cncry. The hriH"
will be- attended by her sister. Miss
Amy Hungarian. rs maid "r homer
while tho groom Will have Mr.. Joseph
Kelly for his best man.
Tho nridn will hc rnwncd Il whit"
satin and will wear n whit" milan ha'.
She will carry Nh ivory rritHcr book
and her rorSaGn viii consist of bird" :
roses and swrct peas. Miss Amy Hun
german will wear white "harn"uSc
Ind accessories to correspond
Following tho ceremony. w"ddIn:;
breakfast will he served nj III" Hr''!'
home on Pierce street. which Will m
-clude the families Of the principals.
Later in the day tho cnuulc Will H"-
mar, on an eastern tour. and upon thor
return vii! take up their r"sldHnr" -
Indianhcad. Md where thn groom holds
A position with tho T.. s. E"T'rnmni.
Tho bride, who is tho daughter of Mr.. AMI
Mrs. Henry TunEerTnan. oujhNS y w''i
circle Of friends. among whom h'r 90
n,rture ia regretted. while Mr.. prisC"l'
10 also u.clI known In this S"C,i"n.. lN'ln,:
the son Of Mrs. Jane Drisc"ll. If Ecn-
wood,
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Misses:


Mrs. J. j. Carroll entertained WIN p
small dinner party OF most charming ATe
rointncnts last evening when Sh" IN
vited n number OF young rr"rl" I" meet
Mr.. Ernest Clark, Of Salt LAX" CITY
Utah. Following the dinner hour TN
evening was spent in an Informal social
way by tho following group;
Misses
Mario Rlestcr ltltta f7Gan
r.orotbv Ruthford New kcnSnGton,
Columbus. q. To
Virginia Carroll
Meysrs.
Frank Riester, Jr. Ernest Clark
Frank Carroll
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-06-27
TO TEAM MORE MEN.

WASHINGTON. June c6.-EHten.
sions Ia naval ttainnE stations ~ "a.
iels announced today. will INCLUDE -
commodatlons for 1000 additional
men at the Great Lakes Training tia
ton near Chicago: barracks for. 10000
men at Norfolk; 10000 at Newport Il.
T., and 1000 ut Pelham Bay. N. I.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-06-27

Mr.. Bernard NiCTrmcycr was aCrrH-
ably SURPRISED Tuesday evening when
a number Of his friends gathered IN II
fnr.wrl party at his home IN SOUTH
ITr,zrl street. prior To his d"par.ur" t.
take up his duties III the may 6"paT'
mrnt nf tho service. TIL" evening WAS
devoted to dancing and other apnr"-
nriatc paStimCS. with z luncheon "t do
lrctablc features. served 1t lat" hour
Tho guests Included in this pleasant
gathering were:
Misses:
Madcly'n Altmercr. Ecrnadinc STEM
Eliza beth Hoffman. metz.
Madclyn CLANCY. Della N'fa1"'n.
Catherine Inlrns. Raphael IIav"r"n,
Dorothy Hutts. Margu"rIi' Dough-
Loretta ArmhruStHr. "rtE.
Marguerite Mich NlrElhia 'H'ruS'
aclS. catherine t'A'''''
b,relo Sircrnryrr. Rhca Goodwin,
MCSSrS:'
BERNARD NicEc- G""rG" FahfE'
meyer. Auriah Ozark.
Charles 'rhnrpSnn, Edward II: ll"r.
Vincent IIildrhrand. Rill TTaCHdorn,
Charles MrFaddcn, Chas. Micha"lS.
Dan Manners. BERNARD Mc''hnnon'
0rvillr Ice, Joseph NaEyo.
Jimmy White
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-06-27

Every mother knows that coughs and
colds, neglected. may lead to the most
dread diseases. Group. bronchitis, Pueu-
n,onia and consumption often have their
beginning in . slight cold
The wise mother gives
Foley's Honey and Tar
at the tir1t signs CT cough or cold. She
know, it stops coughs quickly. puts I.
soothing. healing coating on an intaamed
and tickling throat, and gives a feeling
of warmth and comfort to the sufferer.
Ma. E Sehlarb. Ashland. Peon-. wrteEI
1890 Hopey add Tar il the best cough and
Ia remedy hsve evef tried "hea my hnie
S;ri set, . cold on hsf cheat. give her ato~
800. sad Il relieves BEG rith, away.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-06-27
Mrs Wheat Hostess,

Mrs. 4. y. Whca, cni' rtLin"d party
OF friends at the Country Club "n W"'l-
nesday. thc ladies indulging in thr inter
esting cards Of the afternoon, afforded
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-06-27

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