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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-12-10
THE SANTA CLAUS FUND.

CHRISTMAS but year but that once too often Tor 'ns
" howell, of extreme poverty those with plenty give something from
. abundance to spread joyful spirit Of the the owy
ia for that purpose the Times Santa Claus fund IS collected
Expended direction Of the Rev W. H. b. u who familiar
with conditions among c the to go where will
do the good offers insurance against the tragedy OF the empty
stocking and pleasant tho. whose pleasures all too
But fund than that important such gen
eot to children 1t expected that the people who have learned
40 much Of giving the past year. will respond to this appeal
e,o and that donated will be sufficient Is want and
suffering throughout There too why the gifts
.houd be larger other than the heightened generosity
Of , people Perhaps chief these the influenza epidemic which
h,, taken death poor families and added the OF
sce. earnings the burdens Of others That calamity
with high prices which make difficult for to exist at best increases
the need Of funds
But, the needy need there many fortunate ones in position
10 give more the main this community including
number who are really wealthy The end Of the lessons although does
not end the demand purses the aunt and those comfortable
reum,ances which make, possible for them to do more to alleviate
wretched conditions Now Christmas appoaehe Christmas
which should be the meres in confident that they are
in mood with unfortunate The JOY Of giving in
giving who need which should make pleasure subscribe
to the Times Santa Claus fund
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-12-10

placing bocte within the reach Of
the poor man is 10 keep him poor
A slump Is noted in the number oi
flu cases reported. but the supply
IS still somewhat ahead OF the de
mand.
This is a late fall, but, such as it is.
il can't stay too late TO suit Us.
Il isn't difficult to get encourage
ment, II that is all YOU need. How
ever there IS such a thing as getting
too much encouragement, or the
wrong kind Many men have pro
longed wild goose chases into Mara
thon performances, because Of the
cheering attitude Of their fool friends,
when little encouragement, proper
ly placed, might have saved time and
money
This W II Goodman. charged with
stealing a suit OF clothes, doesn't act
that way
A cold !, a hardship under any cir
cumstances, bu, ii you have tears pre-
pare to shed them now, while The
shedding !, good, for a woman who
became so hoarse she couldn't talk
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-12-10

million dollars would be formidable showing good roads
c,ueton in Oklahoma and the proposal of Goynore Robertson
expend encouraging Hard surfaced expensive
the verdict Of which has built them that worth
they Frequently they than the original
increased land values and that Of is by
Nr worth Enabling the farmer market his when market ecndi-
% favorable regardless OF weather they frequently add meauby
ineome that Also they stimulate trade by placing
n closer communication That such project proposed for this
veuh furnish much employment ior labor another argument
uI111 ~ pericd Of peadju,nenl
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-12-10
Don1MrfT ~!
NA -pyvvn y
BACK TO MUFTI.

They're coming back along the track
They lately went TO battle
Those soldier sons With bombs and
guns,
And sabcrs built to rattle;
And soon thcyll quit the khaki kit.
The deep blue ~ the navy.
For hand me downs and derby crowns,
For loud cravats and w0yy.
Those boys arc glad, we'd bet a scad,
That peace is now prevailing.
And clad to stow the martial show
They staged when war was Waillng
To put away the tunIo gay
with cheVron. bar and medal.
And reappear in muftl gear.
And shoes which pinch tho pedal
To wear a vest will be n rest,
II worn In pleasant places;
To shed puttees will offer ease
To doughboys and 10 aces,
And other chaps who changed the
And sent the Teutons flying:
Nor lofty Price Of clothing nice
Can now delay their buying
hut every rose. says one who knows,
Has thorns or other Htlckers,
Aud there are flaws which yet may
cause
our troops to Join the Nckersi
Civilian glrh contains a barb
To make soldier holler.
When he puts on. though pale and
Vhn.
The suff and scratchy collar
'Tls then hen think OF things to drink
Not served In arid regions
and even want 10 take iaunt
Again with marching leglOns;
To wear q shirt which doesn't hurt
His swHn-likc neck severely,
And may We wlst. cen re-enlist
To dodge that collar, merely
Possibly the flowers shortage re-
ported here Saturday was occaSloned
by the number OF bouquets handed the
weather man recently Al any rate
this brand Of December weather IS
worth something in the way OF floral
! decoration.
The loan shark, II seems, Is
about the same kind Of a patriot
the crown prince is general; the
crown prince Is a heluya general,
" you need a chart
Another inducsment for Joining the
Red Cross is that one can become q
member without being initiated.
The military censorship has
ended, but the nciShbors are still
on the Job
Eager to assist the merchants in
their campaign for practical Christ.
mas presents, it may be stated here
that we can smoke almost any good
brand.
New York, YOU may have observed,
is the old-iashioncd city where the
SiN-day Ncycle race is still regarded
as a spofting event
Much may he said for the practical
Christmas gift, OF course, hut we con
tend that the Spug idea was carried
too far by a man we knew who bought
his wife a tooth brush IN celebration
OF some Joyous event
Published interviews with womtr
as to what they are going 10 do wher
the boys get back failed TO include one
important pursuit; the pursuit OF the
boys. which was somewhat interrupted
by the overseas service.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-12-10
Too Tired Even for That.

After coming in from a 20-milc
hike" the officer in command Of a
negro company. said, before dismiss
ing them, 81 want all the men who are
too tired to take another hike. to take
two PAGES forward"
All stepped forward except one big
husky 6.ioo,er Noticing him, the Of
iicer said, Well. Johnson. ready for
twenty miles morel"
NO, sah," erplied Johnson "Ah'm
too tired to even take dem two steps.
New York American.
Lots Of people would rather not own
things that they can borrow.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-12-10
Nothing Worse

Young Andrews had called upon
the young lady Of the family. Her
little brother Willie came in and OF.
iered Andrews a piece Of stick candy.
Andrews wanted TO make q friend of
Willie so he took II and ate II. Willie
watched the eating iniently, and when
It was all finished he said; WAS II
all righti"
"Yss, indeed" replied Andrew.
Very nice. in fact"
That, funny" ,houphliully said
Willie, MY cat spi, II out once and
my dog spit il out twice"
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-12-10
RoRGRTfuL

Mrs Annie KalomRy,
Who forgot her wsddinF day,
Certainly has won the prize
Among all forgotful guys
Men there may he who forgot
When the parson tied the knot,
hut for woman such n break
Wins the pcnnant and the cake
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-12-10

The mere fact that the price Of
whisky has dropped to $40 a quart
Is no sign you can afford Il. You
can't, regardless Of income, and
the only thing accomplished by
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-12-10
A RED CROSS MESSAGE.

LIVERY American urged President Wilson's proclamation made pup
II lie Yesterday member the Red Cross that the news o
such go OF cheer to suffering peoples every
where An honor Americans the Christmas membership cam
pasn as we'll duty be ignored 1t an honor to attain member
ship organization which has ably carried on the work OF mercy anu
,au during the years OF launched by Prusian greed and bu
,ty; 4 duty to still large task ahead not handicapped
by lack Of funds . . a..
future service of the Red Cross doubt that II faces an enormous
undertaking Shortly the casualty lists will cease the manned ana "una
may soon be healed brought home their friends But there are %
wounds Of the OF the soldiers other hu'" 10 %
than those inflicted on bodies Of the ode In such war as tn
whole nations have wounded devastated by ruthless invaders
helping hand must be extended help those stricken people back to m
pendnce usefulness The hungry must be fed the naked clothed ana
provided in those wasted areas where ou'@nu WI" ' %
homes which have ceased TO be-
II is to aid such a, those that Red Cross will after has
completed its caring for wounded It VIII go 10 g'A
pum 10 heroic France pay something OF the debt the world
GIVE, those enduring peoples To the martyrs OF Armenia wi" take
.u,,n,ne TO stay the ravages starvation will help the repa'r
sens regain their national footing and carry food to the dying eo
Of Poland
To u, the wars du'ment which cause neonn
i.uee to some financial and still others gains But 70 the
lands really swept by reconstruction in vast regions "mh w"
b,, mad. wilderness and peoples confronted with such an Hecuea
work are many the least able to undertake It, lhy are u
,yna Of assistance and the Red Cross prepared to e
tend il. ~ p
And dollar /, such little gil, give gratitude for all that the Red
Cro, has done further its future endof Yet that
aft that will be asked in the approaching drive There few so poor they
cannot give little and few they do not wish part IN Sueh
r,bv peor,e Then let everyone abundance phanoe set
, the little asked righteous Let US show the nation Guy
v and state 100 percent Red Cross Such record would be
fitting finish for oklahoma, excellent record in war work
rl,r. is some curiosity to Carter Glass, newly appointed secretary
OF the treasury will also try the railroads and everything
One hundred thousand sailors will soon released from the many
Of whom, doubt never saw the sea
South America il great continent respects, but pro-
dueer Of clouds
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-12-10

finally became Of General Per'hng presidential BOOM which
ca spread like wdie' We still anxouy awaiting Colonel
Roosevelt, Endorsement OF Mr. Dicks effort
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-12-10

is surprising learn that the prince is fond Of padng
before mirror indeed wouldn't shock learn that he powders
nos hi. eyebrows having noted that he behaved like molly.
coddle during four years Of
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-12-10
Ten Years Ago.

Less than a year will probably see
the First Presbyterian church housed
in a new and spacious church ediiice
probably located at the northwest cor
ner of Ninth and Robinson streets
An option has been taken on five
lots owned by O D. Halsell. the pur-
chase price 10 be $1,000
With $1,000 recommended for
federal building al Oklahoma City ny
Representative James A. Tawney 10
be reported soon, there will be total
of 10000 available for the erection
Of the federal building.
The Chamber Of Commerce now
boasts oi having both the governor
and lieutenant governor on its rolls.
Lieutenant Governor Bellamy has
been elected an honorary member.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-12-10

Will. French general ha, reached Berlin will BE- noted that h
kaiser il still somewhat removed from Paris where he has several bea
dinner dates
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-12-10

Arrangements to open the new bank
in the Masonic building are progress.
ing rapidly and ii is expected II will
formally open January z
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-12-10

Germany will never be entirely safe for democracy
10 talk politics without machine gun accompaniment
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-12-10

Members Of the order Of Hoo-Hoo
and their ladies from all over the ter
rtory and adjoining states will be in
force Saturday 10 attend their eonca-
teniation and banquet Saturday eve
ming, December u.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-12-10

Arcadia, persistent effort remain oasis would accomplish more
devoted to some other form of civic enterprise
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-12-10

The Metropolitan railway company
is shipping in its new rails for the
extension OF Us lines to the Military
academy. When this extension il
completed, the company will have
twelve miles OF railway.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-12-10

South America Is great continent in some respects but mol
dueer OF war clouds
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-12-10
O1dSfo1ies
AzNeQHape
=Hnm ZNe nms0 NX1ee
Twenty Years Ago.

Brick work Of the Alya normal
school building is completed.
Frank J. Wykoii. O L. Walker and
S. w Keisrr Of Saltwater were IN
the city yesterday
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-12-10
Fifteen Y.aEs AEo.

Mr. and Mrs + s Sparrow had
party Of friends IN their box at the
Hungarian orchestra concert last eye-
ming Mrs Sparrow looked very pre,-
ty in a gown OF blue.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-12-10

One hundred thousand sailors will soon he released from the navy ma
OF whom no doubt saw the sea
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-12-10

Possibly the flowers shortage re-
ported here Saturday was occasioned
by the number OF bouquets handed the
weather man recently At any rate
this brand Of December weather IS
worth something in the way OF floral
decoration
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-12-10

Te. is som, curiosity Il Carter Glass newly appointed ea
d the treasury will also try the railroads and everything
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-12-10

The loan shark, il seems, is
about the same kind Of a patriot
the crown prince is a general; the
crown prince is a heluva general,
" you need a chart.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-26
Train Your Hair as
an Actress Does

No class Of people dcvotes as much
time 10 beauty as DO actresses. anu no
class must be more careful 10 retain
and develop their charms. Inquiry de-
yrlops tho information that in hair
care they find it dangerous 10 sham
moo with any makeShifi hair cleanser.
The ma jorily say thai 10 have the pest
hair wash and scalp st!mulator ut I
cost of about three cents, one f ncra
ONLY re; q package ri canthrnN from
ynur druggist: dissolve teaspoontul
in cup o: hot watar and your. sham.
500 is ready. This makes enough
shampoo liquid 20 apply ii 10 all ne
hair instead Of just the ton. OF inc
head Af;rr' it: use the hair dries
fapidly. wiki uniform color. DandruI'
|rvcess o: and dirt are quickly dls'
solved ard rnlir".y disappear when
YOU rinse tho hair, After: thi' your
hair will he 81 fluffy thar il will LOOK
tnuch heavier than il is. Us .iustrc
End :ci.nr,s will also delight you.
while the stimulated .:calp gains the
.ca!lh which insures hair growth.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-26
About People
Movements OF Individuals to and
From the City.

vIIlc has been called tn Morgantown
by tho death nf u relative.
Miss Gather ne Henderson; Of EiEh-
t"cnth street.. has recovered from
HliGht illness nj her homr.
j. X. 'icbzhart. Of South Wheeling,
left yesterday for camp t.rc. whcr" lie
will visit mis- son for IL fcw days.
=. :. Fellnrs. Of L'lar;nEt"n. was IN
the city yesterday on business
Mrs. !. X. TAYLOR. Of South wnhpiihe
street. is improving at her MONO. io!-
lowing Il brief illness.
William PrluG. Of McMcchen. who has
been in II critical condition al inc Hier'
dale hospital. is not much improved.
Word was received yesterday that
Floyd Ransom. Il prominent young man
mf EdginCtcn Lane. had suffered q
slight injury while IN 1901 nail PRAGUE!
al W. V. L.
Misses licnrictta Fair and Jennie
Ball are spending some. time in CleVe-
land and Ashtahula. Ohio.
Miss F.lcan"r Fox has returned to: her
home in Fairmnnl following n short
visit in this city az the guest OF MISS
Virginia Hodge. OF the Island.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Evans have left
on an extended Sojourn 10 New Mexico
Mrs. l.cc Wolfe leaves today for Il rev
,iay.' stay in GAINESVILLE. where she viii
be- later joined by Mr.. Wolfe.
Claude ErUIic steele. dhN dul".,
HOOK Fly and Oscar Moore. well
SHOWN employees OF the La Belle TN
mill. will leave snun for Nitro. W. Va.
whcra they will he employed.
John Kline. !. Andrews. Jim Conncrss.
Toe Timhcrlakr and Wynn Lewis. VIII
leave soon On Il fishing excursion m
the Little knnawha river.
Misa Clara Catherine Graham. OF
South Front street has gene 70 North
Hampton. Mass. to resume her studies
nj Smith College.
Miss Martini V. Graham. Of South
Front street. will leav" tomorrow for
Ashland Ky. Miss Graham will b" in
charge az tn" local arranEcmcnts for
the Kentucky stat" Sunday School con-
IGNITION that will meet in Ashland.
October 8. .. 10 and II.
Miss ';Iadis Grimes. IF y. W. G. A..
hns hrrn rallied to her home II Fair
mont on account OF tn" serious Illness
Of her brci1rr.
James Mctirauahan. connected with
the Westinghouse company 1T Pitts
hurgh. is visiting hi" home IN III"
Island for few days.
Deputy l.. s. Marshal John NJ. Short
is i'll at his home an 'Eoff street.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-26
RIVER NEWS
c

The river 1T p. III. yesterday wh$
feet inches and stationary. Al tho
foot Of McMrchcn dam the gauge r";."
? feet ] inch and stationary. One near
trap was lowered and IL wickcts were
. let down about ! p. III. At the dam ana
. the water in local harbur fell, but II
Will be up again today.
The Milton left for. Matamoras st
II 40 q N. with 4 big trip. =
Tho Helen r.. arrived last night NJ
. $50 o'clomk from MaIamo-aS.
The Liberty CAME i'll carly this mcfitF
ing from McCunnellsvillc with n. hiS
cargo.
The Omaha will arrive from lht;$-
burgh tomorrow morning 1T O'clock
On her way ~ Parkcrsburg.
The Helen r.. leaves AT 1880 II. M.
today for New Matam"raS and way
landings.
The Liberty departs for Farkersburg
al ; p. m.
The Milton will be in tonight from
New Matamoras.
Tic Omaha will be MP Sunday al
o'clock on her way from lark"rshurE
to Pittsburgh.
River mon have protested in vain
against the building Of the big sta
,innarv dam at Emswor:h. Pa. which
will do away with the movable cam
nj Davis island.
The claims of tho river mon ~" mat
rho ordinary rise in tho river would pu;
;br water at the top or little bit over
the dam and thr boats would be I'M
ohlc 10 pass. rs the locks At that stage
NJ tho river would hc out Of commas
sion. which would make the dam ne
head Of navigation during tn" rise Tor
up-rivcr boats and the foot OF nariGa-
lion for down-rivcr beats.
All plans for the cam have oech
completed and CONSTRUCTION VIII prom
ably start in tho spring.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-26
Planning limiting hoe.

The girls Of the city which have com
posc,l tho Y. W. T.. - unit IF th" W heel
ing Chapter OF Rcd ross arr c"htein-
future which will b. in thu nature OF
n knitting lr" Mrs. R"rthn Cald~cli !:
,hr un,irlng chairman Of this unit OIL
the pas, year. will be in charge 81 inc
nffnir and many interesting i"aiur's
ar, proInisnd all those attending. y
rtncrnl ,nyIt1tto is extended To NIL
Incni bcrss Of thr former unit /" come ana
ioin in this reunion. when a speciai
program will b" given. ard an lhtnrma.
evening Of tho most rUnEcn;nl sort VIII
rr.ault The cIrlS "t III" various d!'Pa'; ,
Ircnts 81 The assnGIalinn will. in all
probability, also b" invited. In nnu'
ton To the social hour. yarn viii also
ne disirihutc>l ut this tim 10 l"' inad:
into garments Us III" girls. wh" nave
h:cn assisting in this work. ana ~.
,.nmnl.tcd work will DC received al this
mi
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-26
VOTING srErT1r1us GAsSEp.

. WUlTE StLPHIR SPRINGS. ": va.
sent. .5.--Mrs Edward L. Stett inlus.
viz IF tho former secretary OF war.
who is now in Franc" on special mis-
sirn. received n telegram from her hus-
band today at her cottage here stating
haJ hcnn casecd in action and WIS in Il
n"spital witt, excellent chances for r..
covcrv. Young St"ttinius is ?? years 81
age and has hcrn in activ" srrr'"" since
\pril.. 1917. He received his coinntsT'"''
rs lieutenant In July: 1877. ana franco
tronps ri Fort OgIcthorpc before bein%
sent overseas.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-26
Sight Blaze at North
Wheeling Home; Loss $3.50

\ y.:i! alarm last evening ABOUT ~"
c'.-!,,.z allied il. Nis;iiant '!r' @frar,-
,n.r.t - :a> huw.' II Mrs. t.rur1 John
So, =; -" M!.a >i-,.;. V:!'r'' !ir.' ~
nrrn,,.n ,,r;rllr had started IN a St"re
room =, tn. -..a- - n. house.
The e.. WIS blazing n:rr;ly "h'n
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-26
YOUR DUTY To
Be ATTRACTIVE
Have Pretty Dark Hair.

ia Creole" Hair Dressing is IN"
original hair color r"st"rrr. and not
dy.. Applying II !" your hnir ana scalp
Irvivcs tn" color glannS If natur". hhu
restores your hair Ia b"autirul oaTh
shade or to lie n1tura! Color J., y w
,nI,. L,ir color r..gtnrcr that will grad
unIiv dark"u NIL your gray ar faded hair
in ihis way. y" matter how gray. PR
maturely gray. or faded or iu*t"ri":s
yrur hair might h". La tTr"i, hair
pressing will make It m:nutlIulIX 6:%rk
80, md l,.:i,nus "Ia t'r,.nlc" Hair
processing will nnt STAIN III" scalp. wash
or rub "r. and - easily applied by SIM
nlv conh!ng nr brushing through III"
hair. Don't h" miSl"ad into baYinG
some cheap preparation.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-26
uoRE BOOKS BARRED.

WASUINGT0N. Sept. 2J.-SiNiccn atl
ditional books have ben added TO tn'
I;.t which Secretary baker has ruled are
unit for American soldiers to read
They include works by David Starr
Johnson. Hugo Mucnst"rnurG Edward
I,yclI Fox. J. 0'D. Bennett. Lawrence
n,rnb,irr. In tho list also is tho book
"Two THOUSAND Question and Answers
about tho War" which has been with
Lr7.wr by III" publishers.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-26
.r.n CREOLE" Hh1R DRESSING

far graz or faded lair and retain INC
nnnna rance %: youth. Also usrd H.:
rrt,tlc,nrn t. :mpart an even dark crl"'
to their gray rnir. beard or lnustachr
Sold and recommended. Icy {. II. Gri"s'
& Co, Thu Original Tut liatr. Wheeling
W. Va Mail orders promptly i'lled np9r
rcrrip, regular price. 81 On In creole:
Hair Dressing is sold on n money back
guarantee.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-26

few persons who missed several cars
before learning Of the new change.
The system became effective over the
entire Wheeling Traction company. tho
City Railway and the West Virginia
Traction and Elcctrir company lines.
operating in three states. nine counties
and twen:r-ciGht municipalities.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-26
SKIP-STOP SYSTEM

Tin. new ekip-<tnn system ordered ny
Tin, federal administration became a.
f.ri;v in this vIr'u'iy yesterday morn
i.;r and as . result: Their" were quite
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-26

Tho opening meeting OF the hoard "'
managers OF The Kings Daughters Day
Nursery will bc held Tomorrow after
noon. in tn. assembly rom OF that IN
s,itu,Ion on South koff street. Mrs.
Birmingham will preside and II - tX-
pvcted that matters 81 Vita! import re-
latinS 10 tho nursery and the present
years work will le discussed and out
lined.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-26

Stocking. Robert IT, Eak"r. George =.
brand walter G. Schneider. Fred y.
Brand and Rev. ". II. Clark, Of Sisters
vile
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-26

-. fir. iaddl.s arrived and for a time
il anpr:,r,i rs thrugh tn. Who'll" build
iry would IL destroyed. II Is "Sti-
mated the lnSs Will h' about $50.