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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-10-07


Mrs John BoTe.
iting her parents. Mr.. and Mi& 49,
ance Peterson
Mrs. Nora Rambeau returned to her
homo In New York city Sunday after
Visiting at the home of her mother, Mrs.
Henry Hellins.
Mrs .. W. Medu Is recovering Mt her
home on Fourth street after few days
illness
Juulcs Aikcns, local boy. played a full
game Saturday with W. & J. They de-
fezlted Indiana Normal
Mrs. J. II. Carson and family and Mrs.
Margaret Irwin have rnotored TO Canton.
o. TO spend the Weekend
Miss Della Edwards has returned after
spending the weekend with relatives In
Dr. r Il Wilson and family attended
the funeral Of their nephew at Elm
Grove yesterday afternoon.
Attorney George Cook left yesterday
morning Tor Pittsburgh on several days
William Flair is home. from Forts
mouth, O.. to spend o week. as the mil,
there is idle that length Of time.
George Mcclure came home last week
from Portsmouth. O., to spend week
with his family,
Miss Alberta Ltpphardt has returned
from Stcubenville after a few days
visit there
John Tush, superintendent of the city
lfght plant, is able to be around.
DIT. McCleary and family have gone to
Chicago. where they will spend some
Friends Of William McGlumphy will
be glad to know thai no Is recovering
from an illness Of pneumonia,
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health and I cannot thank you enough
for the relief it has given me. Miss
KATE LAWRENCE, Box Us, Spring
School girls and girls who are en-
n,oved at home or in some occupation
sbouId not continue to suffer fortunes
at such times, but profit by the expert
encs Of Miss Lawrence and thousands
81 o+ber. Who have tried this famous
~ Got and herb remedy, Lydia E. Pink
h.m's Vegetable Compound, and found
raI;ef from such suffering. If eompli-
cst;ons exist write tho Lydia F. Pink
ham Medicine Co., Lynn, Mass, The
res,lt of their 40 years experience in
advising girls on this subject is at your
service.
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commencement exercises OF the Sixth
Teachers Training Glass Of the First
Church Of Cod Sunday school. will be
held Tuesday evening. October Sth in the
church The following program will be
rendered:
March Celebration. ........H. c. Miller
Song Sun of Ny Soul':-McPhail- -. Class
"BoundleSs Opportunities" .........:
northumberland Mrs. Forrest kirby
Overture when Love Shines In" 49,.
Old Testament History Mrs CD. MARBLE
Trio Softly Now The Shadow Falls
Miss Rude. Mechanics Sharp AND Kirby.
why Missionary Studies Should BE.
Used In the Sunday School ...,:,..
Mrs. A. c. Doty
Marchss"old Trinity :...'.. PAMELA
Story ESTHER. The Queen.
Our Class. .:......... Miss Lena, Rude
Serenadc Evening Breezes" Hayes
Book OF Books" Mrs. S. S. McCracken
Throwing The Line. Mrs Geo. Sharp
March America ENultant". Hayes
Our Class Miss Irene Rude
Presentation Of Diplomas. 49,: -.
....................S upt. c. r. Lowe
Bcnediction. .'....... Rev. &. A. ByIer
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To Have Minstrels.

At n meeting of MoundSrille lodge
No :S2, Il. p. q. Elks, held Friday eve.
ming. it was definitely decided that q
minstrel show will be staged this year
as has been the custom for the last Two
years. The lodge has employed Miller
and Draper. theatrical firm Of New
York. to put on the production. and it
will take place in January. present ia
point. There is scarcity OF
material now because Of the cali OF
the nation for young men in various
branches Of service, but it IS assured
that there will be as good a production.
or better if possible. than ever. There
is a possibility that young ladies Will
be enlisted in the affair. Proceeds will
be divided equally between the ElkS war
relief fund and the local Red Cross. a
committee has been named 10 arrange
details OF the MINISTRIES.
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MeMeencn Personals.

Mr.. and Mrs: William Davis are the
proud parents Of a son.
Messrs. Van Wells and Wayne Gate
wood, OF Pittsburgh. are spending few
days with their parents.
Miss Anna Carskadon is spending q
number Of days. with relatives at Board
Mrs. Anna Thompson Of Los Angeles.
Cal. arrived here Saturday and will
spend the winter here
Mrs. J. T. .Parnell has returned after
a two weeks visit Mt Washington.
Mrs. G.. Z. Mott and sister Of Clarks-
burE. Fave left for Baltimore. Nd.
Walter keffcr has. returned home
after spending the week end at Pitts
burgh.
Der ot days at Huntington.
Misses Ethel and Katherine Compton
are spending a few days ut Bethany.
Mr. and Mrs. Milton Taught are the
proud parents OF son.
George CrisWell continues seriously
i'll ut his home.
Messrs. Roy Louis and Edgar Carska-
dcnS are visiting relatives at Boardtree
for 4 number Of days.
MesSrs irwin Fctte and. Jake Shaw
have returned from Camp Lee. where
they spent n number. OF days with the
local boys.
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Two Injured in Crash
Of Trains on the c. &.P.

Special Dispatch to The InteIligencer.
EAST LIVERPOOL. o.. Oct. Ga
score or more passengers were shaken
up and two members OF the train crew
were cut but none seriously injured. in
head-on collision Of an eastbound
passenger train and westbound freight
on the c. & P. here today. Both en-
gines wero badly damaged and one
freight car was demolished. Misundcr-
standing OF signals is blamed lor "a
snaSh-up.
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Sistersvile People Aid
Red Cross With Pictures
Paramount Theatre to Show SpeeiAA
Ptoturss for the "HSd Cross'
Tuesday.

William Hoffman. proprietor or the
Paramount theatre. one OF the classicst
show houses In the state: is coming to
the aid Of the Red Cross society IN
that part Of the state. and on Tuesday
evening will offer some real surprises
In the way Of special attractions at the
popular show house in Sistersville.
The program is not dIvulGed. but there
will be something to interest all. and
the proceeds will he turned over to the
cause by the popular manager Of the
show house.
Tuesday Geraldine Farrer In "Joan
and the Women" will be shown. and on
October IS Gernrd's great story. "Ny
Four Years In Germany" viii - on
tho screen. -.
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CHILDREN SHOULD NOT
Be TAKEN FROM HOME
nothers Are Urged to Keep Ther
Children Within Their own Yards
During the Week

An appeal to mothers and also fathers
70 keep their children within their own
home lots is made by the health depart
ments Of the city and county. and dur
Ing the week they should be kept as
close as possible to their homes.
Every effort should be made by the
mothers and fathers to see that the
Youngsters do not get out in gather
ings on the street, and it will be the
policy Of the police officers and others
to see that there are few children out
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ParmeE Patriotic

Officers for the ensuing year were
named at a meeting OF tho Marshall
County Agricultural Club held Saturday
afternoon. as follows: G. P. GSncs. pres
dent: Elmer Dorsey. secretary: c. H..
Stewart. treasurer.
The reports for the past year were
very encouraging. and despite the fact
that tho club has no agent at present
the outlook is very good. officers declare
The following resolution. offered by DR..
NJ +. Compton, was unanimously
adopted:
THAT we assure the committee in
charge Of the Fourth Liberty Loan that
we will not only contribute 10 the loan.
but stand ready 10 DO all In our power
TO help II along and sec 10 it that Mar
shall county goes over the top"
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Rev. Moore Goes to Spencer.

Rev. .. V. Moore. who has had charge
OF the Bcnwood NJ. K. church for the
past five years. has been transferred
to Spencer. where he will assume his
duties at the M. +. church in that city.
Rev. o. ". Marshal OF that place has
been appointed To take charge OF the
NJ. +. church in this city and will or
rive today TO take up his duties.
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Bellaire acrie OF Eagles VIII holo
meeting this evening IN ODD Fe4lo"s
hall on Belmont street.
Mrs. Martha Curtis and grandson arc
guests Of relatives at BarnesViile.
R.v and Mrs \. ". Flax and Mrs
r. W Rodefer will leave today for St.
o,,Is where they will attend the an
81 convention OF the Christian
church.
,.;eitinr his brother at Charleston.
W. Va
Miss Edith Nelson has returned 70
..- home a, Gary. Ind, after visit
with local relatives.
Mrs. W. S. Blake, OF Cleveland. rs n
,,,aet ~ Mrs. Elmer Acker. OF this city.
John Cooper, who has been confined
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Bed Cross Rovlns Closed.

There will be no meetings Of the
various Red Cross organizations during
the coming week on account %. the
Spanish Influenza The women in
charge Of the society urge that as much
knitting be done at home rs is possible
AND an added amount Of work will b.
undertaken when the society again re-
sumeS their sessions
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-(Buy Liberty Bonds)-

be held III the lodge rooms Of the local
branch. They will plan arrangements
for the class initiation which will ne
held in the latter part Of tho month.
An interesting program has been ar
ranged and will he featured by several
addresses by prominent citizens. after
which luncheon will be served.
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BELLAIRE


Another gold star Will be added to
Beuaire's service tias. honorinG another
young man who m>aee the supreme soc
rtfice on the battle nelds OF France light
ing for democracy and liberty In the
casualty list yesterday is the name OF
Bernard Linden. 25:S SouthB elrnoat
street. who died OF wounds received.
Linden enlisted shortly after the United
States declared war on Germany. He
was among one Of the happiest Of the
seven men that lntt Bellairo TOR the
Columbus barracks After receiving
training he was sent 70 southern camp
and was assigned for overseas duty.
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Letters Prom India.

At meeting of the Womcn's For
elgn Missionary Society OF the First NJ.
l.. church to b. held Monday evening
letters Of an interesting nature from
evangelists of India and little gils in
lydia supported by the local organiza-
tfbn wifi be read. Illusirated booklets
from India will be distributed. A must
cal program Is being arranged.
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Patriotic Meeting sueoess.

The patriotic meeting which was held
in the K. 0. shops in Benwood Sat-
urday was n great success. Hon. H c.
Carrigan of Moundsville delivered the
address for the occasion and II was filled
with patriotism and enthusiasm for the
work which has been done by the en-
ployes in the shops. There was large
crowd in attendance
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McMECHEN
Ladies' Aid Society.

The regular monthly business meeting
will be held this evening in the F1rst
81. z. church. District No. l will meet
at:the home of Mrs. 'RrimsCn, Of FoqIlh
street. Thursday evening at D. M: DIS
trict No. 2 Al the homo OF Mrs. l. Stcph.
ems Tuesday evening at 8 p. M. DISTRICT
No. 3 Mt the home Of Mrs. keidaschC. al
s D. m. Tuesday evening. No. Will PC
entertained at the home Of Mrs. Eo
Gntewood Thursday evening.
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BENWO0D
Ba{e Arrival.

Mrs Hugh Braxton has received word
from her son. John. that he has arrived
safely on the other side. His many
friends in Wheeling and Bcn~ood are
glad TO know that he will soon take his
stand against the Hun.
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The employees of the Bal fillmore ano
Ohio railroad comp any will hold n big
celebration in this city Tuesday evening
in the interest of the Fourth Liberty
loan. eparations% for a large parade
for the employers only. dressed in their
working clothes, is being completed: inc
MtMcchen band has been secured for
this occasion. And several addresses
are to- be made by some Of the very best
orators,
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Girls Go Over Top.

Girls employed in the Joseph Klee fac
tory here arc the first TO claim an honor
flag in the Fourth Liberty Loan drive In
the county. IT is stipulated that where
Is per cent. OF the employees OF single
indutry have subscribed to the loan an
honor flag is To be awarded The girls
have subscribed IS per cent. strong.
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SIR ERIC GEDDES In
u. S. FOR CONFERENCE

WASHINGTON. Oct. 6.-Sir Eric
Geddes. first lord Of the British admi-
rally, and the members Of the admit
rally board arrived tonight at an At
lantic port and will come to Washing
ton tomorrow to confer with govern
mrnt officials.
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Party Saturday Evening.

Miss Helen Thomas entertained
number OF her friends Saturday eve
ming with marshmalluw toast At nor
home IN Main street. The affair was
quite novel in that it was held in the
library Of the Thomas home. instead
OF in the open. as is often done. The
merry party was occupied with the
toasting of the delicious viands until
q late hour. when the hostess served a
dainty luncheon.
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SOUTH:S|DE
no SpauIKh "Fu.'

Local doctors report that there IS no
Spanish influenza on the South Side.
There are, OF course, in keeping with
this time of the year. a number Of colds
and slightly affected threats, but no ser
ious cases Of the dreaded disease have
yet appeared. With plenty of fresh air
and sunshine. it is hoped to keep the un-
welcome visitor away.
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mr. Hoontx Home.

DR.. Thomas koontz. who has been
travelling through West Virginia speak
ing for the Fourth Liberty Loan. IS
again assuming duties at HIS church, the
tended to have charge OF the services
yesterday had the Spanish "hu' not
prevented. The congregation are glad To
have their pastor with them again.
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MARTINS FERRY
Local BOY improving.

Local Boy Improving.
Friends of HSrold Campbell local boy.
who is now stationed at Camp Sherman.
will be pleased to learn that he Is I'M
proving nicely according TO word re-
ceived here yesterday. He has not fully
recuperated from the attack Of pneumo-
mia, which he has been suffering fron
for the past several weeks, but is back
with his company again.
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wa ~
lily physician but re-
ceived no relief
then l explained my
trouble to another
doctor and he ad-
vised me to take
Lydia E Pinkbam's
v age t a b Com
pound. Soon sitter
taking it I began to
notice a change for
the better, and af-
ter taking six bot
flea I am in perfect.
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Local Boy Ill

Word has been received to the effect
that Robert Mcilumphy. local boy. is
i'll with Spanish influenza in hospital
at Camp Sewer. S. G. Private Medium
ply is under the care Of his brother, DR..
Charles McGlumphy. who is stationed at
Camp Sewer.
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Minister'S, Meeting.

Monday the monthly meeting Of the
Moundsyille Ministerial Association will
be held IN the First Presbyterian church
Rev. J. n. Criswell In his call. stated
that ~hIle there is no paper assigned
for the meeting. there will be some IN
tercstIng matters come up and full at
tendance Is desired.
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Ap1roprtate Services.

Rally Day Services were held in The
Calvary. NJ +. church Sunday morning
and 4 new service flag, containing 81
stars. unfurled. Each star represents a
young man OF the church in the service,
and there will be two SID stars COM
mcmoratinE two young men who have
made the glorious sacrifices for the chusc
OF humanity. Appropriate music was
rendered
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Bridgeport Briefs.

G.. 4. Moultrie has returned to his
home at Adena after visit with rcla-
tirrs here.
c. l.. Smith Of powellton, W. Va. Is
spending a few days with friends In
this city.
Joseph Fitzgerald Of Warrington. W.
Va. was In this city last evening call
ing on friends.
Joseph Dolak of Dillonvale vas
business caller last evening.
Lewis R. Good Of Akron is spending
n flew days with relatives in this city.
Miss Ada kocheart OF "oodsficld IS
spending a few days with friends on
Howard street.
w R King Of Holloway was ousi-
ness caller last. evening.
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1fIne Victim Buried.

Louis Wcres. who died Saturday
morning Of broken back received some
time ago. while he was working at tho
Aetna Standard mine was laid to rest
Yesterday afternoon at O'clock FH
neral services were held from his homo
in AetnaviIle on Lincoln avenue Inter
Inent took piace at the Linwood ee1ne-
terry. He leaves 10 mourn his death
wife and six children.
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70 c.onter W1th state Board

Tho mayors OF Bellaire. Bridgeport
and Martins Ferry left last night Tor
Columbus to attend a conference OF the
mayors Of the state and Ohio health
BOARD. Instructions will be given re-
xardtng the scourge, Spanish influenza.
which has become epidemic IN several
Ohio towns.
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surptcal prerstur Class.

The surgical DRESSING class OF the
Trinity Lutheran church will not meet
this Thursday on account OF the ilu
ordinancc.\ This will prove quite a dis
to the young ladies': who arc
always 80 interested in their work. but
they will come with redoubled ardor
next wreck. or as soon as the ordinance Is
lifted.
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Hin MASS at st. Atphonsus.

High mass. which. had been planneU
to celebrate the rcdedication OF tho
Church OF the immaculate Conception:
was postponed yesterday until the lip
ordinance Is again lifted. None Of the
later masses were celebrated and only
those who had gotten up early were able
to hear mass at all. 1t Is hoped that
the reded Ication will soon take place.
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Ral1y DAY at NJ E. Church.

Rally Day was observed at the First
N. E church yesterday morning with
tho result that the Sunday school room
and auditorium was packed to their ca
pacity. Several interesting talks were
given by different members of the Sun
day school After which o fine program
WAS rendered
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Will Attend Grand nodse.

Mrs. AIDA Evans let yesterday for
Parkersburg. where she will represent
the United Rebekah Lodge No 26 at
their Grand Lodge assembly which con-
yenes in that city during the coming
week, Mrs, Bertha Weeks will also at
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snanish "P1ur Victim.

People in this city were shocked to
,corn of the death of Edward Miller,
former local man, who had been en-
ployed at the shlryards at Philadelphia
MS q carpenter. He WIS well known
this locality. having been in
the carpenter business for q number Of
wears. Funeral arrangements are In
complete. He is survived by widow,
ono sister and three brothers
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To Meet Monday.

: Monday evening meeting OF the
missionary society OF the First Pres
byteran church will be held in the
church pariors. Interesting matters
will come UP. The meeting will be
called at $50.
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Council Held Meeting.

COUNCIL AelQ InoeL10Ss
City council held regular meeting
Saturday evening. ut which time they
decided to extend the time FOR the
wheeling &: Lake Erie railroad to con
struct n bridge over tho tracks at Cen
ter street, The extension OF time was
due to the scarcity and impossibility To
get the material. They will not ht re-
ouired to build it until after the war
A suggestion was made that the old pa
troll be traded in for a new one, and
ono ton truck be bought for the city
water department.
Certain Hours to Bum Leavea-
Health Officer Cusic has issued no.
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,.o.r wortarx, Iunchson.

rhc first meeting Of the Liberty Loan
rkers in tho drive which opened To-Day
III be held at the First Presoytef'
Church Tuesday at noon a Nncneoi'
xill be served promptly at IL O'Clock
c,d the teams taking an active part Id
the campaign will submit. reports
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Mt8a Len Honored.

Miss. Nancy Lee, OF Matamoras. O..
was the honor guest At party given
Snturay BY Miss Mary Games; of Chap
line street Knitting occupied the greater
part ar the evening. and al the close
delicious lunch was served by the hos
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tice that the ordinance pertaining TO the
burning of leaves will be fully enforced
the ordinance provides that leaves may
be burned between the hours Of a. m.
and . y. nj. on Tuesdays and Saturdays
Persons who persist in disregardng
this ordinance will be made 10 pay
fine
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Arrives Overseas,

- Mrs. james Sortman has received
word Of the safe arrival Of her SON
Harry In France. Corporal NORMAN has
only been at Camp Lee fora few months.
but was very anxious to go across. He
has many friends on the South Side,
whu will wish him much. luck overseas.
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Anniversary Celebration,

The Ladies Of the haccabceS OF this
city will celebrate its twenty-sl1th an
niversary this evening az their hall On
Thirty-third street \ program WILL %
rendered and a banquet served.
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Mission Meeting.

The Mission Circle OF the. Baptist
church will hold meeting Monday eve
ming in tho church. The meeting will
open at o'clock and an interesting
matters are to come up u full attend
alce is desired.
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Rally Day Not Observed

Although elaborate PREPARATIONS had
been made for the. rnlly day at ST.
Pa1ls Evangelical church. the Sunday
services yesterday. The program Will
only gain richness by time. and will
probably be held next Sunday.
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Report Largo Salec,

The rummagc sale which was beins
held by the Kings Daughters of this
city, in the Hobensacx block. was re-
ported to be the largest they have had
in years. practically everything on hand
was sold out by Saturday morning.
those coming ia the afternoon bad liz
to choScA
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MOUNDSV|LLE
Jones Funeral.

Funeral services over the remains OIL
tho late Miss Gerda Jones. VINO dled
Friday morning. following Il very snort
illness with pneumonia were held sun
day afternoon at 2:30 in the late nome
Rev. Hanna was in charge. 'Intermeht
will be made Monday afternoon IN MI
Rose cemetery.