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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-10-18
MAROONS MEET
BOILER MAKERS
fINTEaNATloNAL news SERVICE

INTERNATIONAL NEWS SERVICE
CHICAGO. oct ls-Co4ch Stagg Will
give his Maroons their first conference
workout this afternoon when they meet
Purdue on the Midway field Purdue.
although a formidable aggregation. IL
not regarded the equal Of Stages team
The probable lineup:
CHICAGO-NcDonald, right end: Hig-
gins. right tackle; stegeman. right
guard; Reher. center: swenson. right
guard: Jackson. left tackle: Halliday,
left end; Graham. quarterback. Elton.
right halfhack; AMMAN. left halfback;
Hanisch. fullback
PURDUE quasi right end. Miller
right tackle; Stanwood. right guard
Mitchell. center; Cooley. left quart.
Birk. left tackle: Smith. left end: Mac
kiln. quarterback; Neeker. rght half
back. Daley left haifhack. Huffine.
ullbac k
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-10-18

battle from whistle 10 whistle.
Kings preparations for The big game
went on apace last night with the athe-
letes doing TWO hours OF fine work, the
aerial drtu was used for over a half
hour which indicates that King intends
to use the pass style whenever he has
the chance Kohl has been working a.
one If the end positions and Will No
doubt replace AIcGay whose performance
last sunday showed that sand lot pick
up Of Kohls ability Is well worth hav-
ing on the high salaried club.
It IS probable that Mentor King will
start tho same lineup that trotted out
against the islanders and local fandom
need not be surprised If they see sew
erel new names in the score sheet Non
day Parduhn has something UP his
sleeve which he refuses TO give out a.
present. hut the wise old owl claims
that when ne does announce tn news
it will electrify the entire country.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-10-18
OUR FIGHT DECISIONS.

Jack Ward outboxed Joe welch in
rounds at Philadelphia
Bombardier Wells knocked out Janek
Curphey. two rounds. London.
Harry Carlson and Jack Rossu ought
a twelve-round draw al Brockton. Mass
Tommy Murphy ard Frankie Brennan
drew in ten rounds and frankie Engle
knocked out Buddy Andrews in the fifth
round at Kalamazoo.
Dick Loadman was given c referees
decision over frankie Brown in twelve
rounds al Baltimore
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-10-18

ried at St. Josephs church. Hammond
Wednesday. Oct. Is. at q m They
are spending their honeymoon at Ma
CARA Falls The groom IS employed a
Hammond as car repairer. The young
couple win make their future home a.
the latter place
Mrs Peter Kiser living south y
town. had the misfortune Of falling Off
a wagon and sustaining a severe com
pound fracture OF the right shoulder.
Thursday morning she vas taken to
ST Margaret's Hospital
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-10-18
PLAN ACTION TO
RITGE DELIVERIES

INTEaHATi0h news SERVICE
INDIAN APOLIS. oct. 16-Nse Of all
open cars for transporting coal until
Nov. ! Is the solution of the sisuat .rn
arising ia the shadow OF the nation-
wide mire-vorkers strike. in the opin-
ion OF coal dealers and operators meet
ing here % make plans fer meeting
tile threatened curtailment q produc-
tion The operators and dealers today
toIegraphed walker p. Hines director
general of railroads. urg.ng taat mors
cars be devoted to coal carrying.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-10-18
ST. JOHN

jos F. Gerlach has purchased a seven
passenger Hudson touring car.
George Keilman. Of Hammond, visit
ed Thursday here with his mother. Mrs
Frank Keiiman
Mrs Keilman was eighty-two years
ola Thursday and is in fairly good
health vet.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-10-18
with You?

Many Things that might be
improved have been with us so
long that it sometimes never
occurs to us that we could do
better without them. We are
slaves Of custom 80 Of habit.
The buttons on our coat
cuffs date back to the Seven
tenth Century, when coats
were Of such rich and costly
fabrics that it was necessary
TO protect the wide sleeves by
rolling and buttoning them up.
We have abandoned brocades
and cloth Of gold, but we still
cling 70 cuffs.
In many parts of France,
Italy and Austria, women har-
ness themselves up with the
oxen and drag the plows. II
has never occurred to them that
women have @shigher mission.
Are you thus bound BY
habit and custom to washday2
Perhaps you simply haven't
thought much about the mat
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-10-18

ter heretofore - but there is. a
more modern method than that
of the scrubbOard.
It Is our family laundry
service. It IS a better wash
way wash your personal
and household goods in the
same careful manner you would
do them yourself. No Tapping
In the wind to collect SCOT or
tear the textiles but a sure,
pure drying. Then ironing by
our steam heated method that
never scorches. Delivery at
a definite time on definite
days these are what we give
you.
Washday is a heritage Of
the past that as a modern Wo-
man it IS unnecessary for you
to cling to longer.
Call US up and LET us give
you freedom from the trying
labor of Washday. We VIII be
glad to have our driver call
for your family bundle.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-10-18
Prof. David Todd.

Prof. David Todd, director Of the
Amherst astronomical observatory,
plans to ascend $4,000 feet ia q new
type Of balloon and from that alti-
tude attempt to signal Mars Leo
Stevens. The man who invented ths
type oe balloon. viii pilot i. The gas
Iae Is Ia built that It has two COM
partments, one for hydrogen eas and
one for oxygen.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-10-18

Mrs. Jacob Spanter spent Thursday
Al Cedar Lake.
John p. schaefer and wife have gone
10 Crown Point to make Their future
home.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-10-18
COLLEGE FOOTBALL TO-DAY.

west
Purdue at Chicago.
Wisconsin az Northwestern
Iowa at Illinois.
Indiana VS. Minnesota at Indianapolis.
Michigan Aggies at Michigan.
Kentucky at Ohio State
Notre Dame at Nebraska
Simpson at Drake.
Ames at Missouri.
Dubuque al GrinnelL
Coe at Monmouth
Morningside ct Creighton
Knox at Beloit.
Lawrence at Marquette
Kansas Aggies at Washington st
Louis
Mount Union ar Oberlin.
Kenyon at Cincinnati.
Ohio Wesleyan at Miami
wabash at Kalamazoo Normal
Ea.Ss
Boston College at Yale
Brown at Harvard.
Fordham at Princeton
Colgate at Cornell
Maine at West Point
Penn state at Dartsmouth
swarthnnore at Pennsylvania
Pittsburgh at Syracuse.
Maryland State at West Virginia
Vanderbilt at Georgia Tech
Albright al Lehigh.
wesleyan at New York University.
Rhode Island at Rutgers
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-10-18
GRIFFITH

Miss Anna Gibhel. Of Hammond ana
Leo Miller. Of Griffin. Ind were mar
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-10-18
Jake Daubert-

O.
late scnd tby the Write Sex world series paur played steady
offered him during The leading The Red nfeders fielding
so urers He collected hits and scored Where
and Daubet
Kerr each
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-10-18

Advertise il The Times and ad-
vertise again. Results come with
constant effort.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-09-30
Yield 20 Aaed Wooar

BIT. Lcuis-Winning consent from 30
parents to marry one woman Is the
experience Of George ID. Carnes, sixty
eight years old. who recently was mar.
ried to Mrs. Anna Waite. ffty-fve, q
widow. The couple has resided at the
Memorial Home for the Aged here for
two years. and lately Carnss proposed
marriage to Mrs, Waite. Under a rule
Of the institution she was compelled to
refer him to me board Of directors,
composed Of 30 members. Carnss CON-
inundated with each one separately
and gained unanimous consent.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-09-30
cashes Old cheek.

Omaha, Neb.-D. T, Beane, paymas-
ter of the @. b. and @, recently CASH
ed a pay check for $1.12, which he is
sued to A. M. Smith, Dec. 81, 1894.
The check was among the first MI.
Beans issued upon assuming the office
of paymaster Of the road. Where 1t has
been for more than twenty-four years
Mr., Beane Is unable to state. He said
be had forgotten the purpose Of the
check, The check came here from
Broken Bow, Neb.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-09-30
Lazy Husband Roundup
Due at Yakima, Wash.

Yakima, Wash--A roundup
OF lazy husbands" Is threat
ened here by local officials.
Washington state has q law
which puts lazy husbands at
work and gives the family of
such men their earnings. on
cinis say the county lie 80
plagued with men liable for
prosecution under the law that
"A roundup will soon start, One
case cited here YVES Of a hus-
band who rode around the res
ervation In an automobile while
his wife drove a hay rick for a
iaborer's wage.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-07
FIRST WHEELING BOY Of THE
BOTH DIVISION ARRIVES HOME
THOMAS PRINCE RAY OF THE ISL
AND HAS HONOR OF BEING THE
FrRST LAD TO COME HOME.
Was In the Big Argonne Forest Dr1ve
and Other Fierce engagements.
Thomas Prince Ray was The t1r:

Thomas Prince Ray was the FIRST
Wl,,.IIng lad of tho 3l+th field artillery
10 arrive home, he reaching here ycSter-
CAV afternoon. and was given great re-
CcptlOn.
Mr Ray is son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Rov
RAY of tho north end OF the Island. II"
trained with the boys ct CAMP Lee and
went across with the lads when t1cy
went over more than "a year ago. Il" WAS
with the bunch throughout the scrap
and stated last evening that he was
glad to be back home again.
1T is like coming back 10 ne"
world to come TO the United states
after being in Europe" he said. AMI
there is no ono that can toll me that the
United states is not the best nation on
Garth and also tha most progressive one
in every way.
Thomas Ray was with battery &, Sl4th
field artillery. and aided in SatterinS
down the Huns" front line trenches
following which ne remained with tho
as,lv until 1t was finally decided that
the troops were no longer needed on me
other side Of the pond.
Many other lads will arrive today. nc
said, and he was also Of the opinion mat
there was not boy in the entire bunch
who was not glad that he was back IN
the States
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-07
MADISON DEFEATS
Richie Nine
Madison School Wins Championship oy
Defeating Richie by Score
of 5-4.

PROF +. Ewing'S- band Of invincihle
athletes from III" Island won another
championship in public schools athic' lcs
,c...ri,v afternoon on Hubbard fcld'
when they dctcrtcd tho fast Richie aine
~ g., : IN ! battle wagCd before record
breaking crowd Of wildly enthusiastic
fans RitChir played good ball IN an
innings except tn" first, when errors
were largely responsible for the three
rms that Madison got. Ritchi"'S hopes
ran b,yh in tho final lNning when tAcy
noupd.d in two runs. after which the
game ended.
Tn. Madison team that won the cham
pionship deserves much credit Tor Inc
class If ball hat they have played dur
my tho entire season. Besides being
coed ball players they are good Losers
os we'll a. gnnd winners. Tho losing
team. R:t,.hi". has boon more or less OF
;, dark hnrS. all season and in more than
enc y.rnc surprised their friends o.!
y. rn,ng with the odds against them
The silver cup will now b" presented
ia IN Madison school "a rest for year
until the nT"ning HnH closing or another
h,scb,Il >-aSnr. l:"SidcS III" baseball
rIp. Tho track ard field cup will also be
awarded tho Island school. which has
done exceedingly remarkable work in
athletics this year.
Madison tram-A Stobhs. III and cap
tain: RrardfaSS =: Foil. IS: r. Stobbs.
n; John Woods. I'll: Gruh"r. III: Sava-
:cn,. IF: Young. e: Cotton. p.
Rltchic-SchrrwinSk s.: Rck. 2o:
Nurrin. e: Fr"rzc. p: Abphlanalh. III;
J"skv. 81: TarD". IT. Rcuth"r. cr'
Mahlkc. RI. Umpr"-G"orge Vance.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-07
DEFICIT OF The RAIL
LINES INCREASED BY
S5O,OO0FOOO IN April

WASHINGTON. June 6.-Dircctor
General Hines estimated to-day that tn"
railroad administration incurred de-
ficit Of approximately S5S.00,O0O in
April. making O. total deficit OF $3.50
900 900 for the first four months OF the
year.
The director general reiterated. how
ever, his previously expressed judgment
that present economic conditions were
too unsettled to afford safe basis Tor
decision as to the necessity for incrcaS-
ed rates to offset the difference between
income and operating cost. For IN"
nrcscnt there VII be no raise. he addcd,
tho admin Stra,Sn confirming itself TO
practicinE every possible economy.
The net operating income for April
was about S26, 100000 as compared with
ST., 200 900 for April last year and an
average Of S67.lO?.6Sl for April during
tho three year test period .on which the
eornpcnsa%ion TO the roads is based.
I'm April. MT. Hines said, as in Janu-
ary. February and March this uniaVor-
able showing was due in large part TO
the falling off OF business. II was also
duo in part to the heavy increases IN
wages and cost Of materials. The rail-
read administration is not unlike other
industrial under akinEs in the increases
in wages and costs of materials. but IS
unlike these other enterprises IN that
tho latter have made high corresponding
increases In the prices Of what th"y
sell while the railroad administration
las made an increase in transportation
rates Of only 25 per cent which is TAR
less percentage than the increase IN
wages and cost Of materials"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-07
SWEET REVENGE
FOR UNIVERSITY
WITH WHEELING

~, -,,,,,,l ., ''h,- Iuf.IIlg, moor.
Srrrili b'SiTrln'N,Ht ~ ~ IA ,;utlr &
NV ~ ~ I:,i;y,,r:i,y rounded "ut
eleven N"I'I n,'S ',t ,rT.,. G.r,. TO-DAY and
rr"t'%>i,'I. ca, r'', L,l ,arir.r defeat
Evt Nr,',,,'t.,,r.,'r~ here NIuc was
a. '"I ~ I,,ur fr,rlrS aud Il d,'uiic III
tapr't L"r I""'
thy t"tAI. ;,.,irc with W., nut paw-
IN th' nrS' o ,,,i'', uSnrrI WHEN Rodgers
son S,'Err' , ,i' ~, foul llur. Rodgers
trtNl'I "',M 49,, "a - r,rrn,ut later when
~ -. -, y .r,liu's fly IN the sun. In
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-07
MAIN and MARKET
STREETS BOWERIES
OF PATRIOTIC COLORS

Market and Main streets were trans
formed from the dull. Staid old husI-
ness thorouEhfarcS over night into ave-
MUGS Of flags and bunting and presented
a Kaleidoscope effect with myriads of
colors with the American flag prcdomi-
mating.
The decorators got busy yesterday
after six o'clock in tn" evening and by
ninc o'clock hid bcStr"wn Main street
with tn" E"ily Col"rcd flags the work
being done with marvellous rapdity.
Tho flags and bunting IS NOR" abund-
ant than in former decorations fofr pub
tic occasions and more ot a variety is
displayed. SLr"am"rs. hannarctS and
p"nnnntS ar" inlcrmngi"d with IN" us
ual square flags and the quarter clrCl"
ruS"itcS.
When The r"turnug soldiers parade
along the lin" " march they VIII not
recognize the cid familiar buildings as
tho structures Will Il" covered with flags
and the street dccrra'I'nS Will IN turn
obscure their view Of IN" decorations
of tn" buildings.
Market street was not quite finished
last night and IN" work Will b" resumed
today if the weather permits.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-07
Rev, LOckhart Tells
Of Denver Convention

Rev. George Lockhart. pastor of I'M
manuel Baptist church. arrived HON" nj
noon Friday from Denver Colo. wh'r'
n, attended the Northern BAPTIST con-
ycntson at which approximately ton
thousand BAPTIST churches "f tn" N"r'h
were represented DR.. Inckhart re-
ports the convention ms havin2 i"' . '.
OF tho most successful and historic N
he history OF the church.
The convention" said Or. 1."ckhHr''
voted unanimously 10 Join IN" inter-
church world movement. Tn" S"uih' rh
BAPTIST convention and tn" N"rlh"rn
Haptist convention are planning - RAYS"
s175.OOn.OQ0 for missions and religious
education during the next fly" years.
Dr.. I0Ckhart was member 81 IN"
resolution committr" and ais" "t wv"
important subcommittee. y resolution
endorsing tho Greater Fourth "i JuiE
movement was adopted by UNANIMOUS
vote. Tho movement is along IN" !!n"S
Of reconstruction ard aims I" MAX" IN"
Fourth Of July day when W" can ""I'-
hvatc our moral emancipation. - well
as our political AMI military victories.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-07
OBITUARY
Gus A. Amend.
1&o~~~%>~%~<

Gus \. Amend. w"ll-kn"wn and pros
rrrtuS farmer Of BrnwnS Run, died nj
1hr family home Friday morning at
.S:lI u', lock. Following AN illness "N-
tending oyer four years. Mr. Amend
was horn ~ York county. Pa, o. years
ago hut has been Il resident Of this To-
col;tv for about - years. II" was Il
member If tn" Stone Presbyterian
church Of Elm Grove. and also mems
her Of Tr.adrl2hia lodge Of Odd Eel
lows.
Deceased is survived by his widow,
who was. hcfOr" her marriage. Sophia
Snrar: thrc" daughters. Mrs. Phillip
RUM Of Wheeling. Mrs. q w. Rupp or
E;dgingion Lane and Mrs Everett
Crimes oC Peters Run: thr"" sons.
Gcorc" ard Walter. Of Elm Grove. ana
Wilson Amend. NJ hrm". Three sisters
Misses Mary. Catherine. Caroline. and
Louise Amend. all of Wheeling. and
two half-hrolh"rN. John and chris
Shrlz. Of california. also survive.
Funeral services will he held from
tho late home Sunday afternoon at :"
o'clock. Roy. l.. Il. l."wcllyn. pastor or
tho Sion" Hrrshyicr,an church. Will con-
duct the s"rN COS. and intermcnt will be-
made in Stone church cemetery.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-07
NOW is A GOOD TIME
-" TO DRIVE OUT CATARRH

which combat promptly disease
germs or impurities IN tn" blo"d.
This great remedy has been used
for NOR" than nifty years. with most
satisfactory results. 1t has been
Succr SSfully used 10y thoS" afflicted
with even tn. S"NcrcSt cases oil
,atarrh. It r"li'v"S cataTrh thor
oughly. for it treats the diseases at
It's suurcr. :. s. :. is Sold by drug
giStS cvrrywhcr".
For tho benefit Of those af-
flict"d with catarrh or other blood
disorders. We maintain a medical de-
partmcnt in chnrg" Of sp"ciallSt
skilled in these iisrns. :. II 5"u Will
write us fully, h" VIII xiv" your cas-"
careful study. and write YOU just what
your own individual case requires. N"
charge is made for this service. Nd
ASss Swift Specific Co.. 262 Swift
Aratory, Atlanta, Ga.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-07
FERRYEAGLESTO
PLAY TWO CANES
WILL LINE UP WITH THE WELLS
BURG AGGREGATION THIS AFTER
NOON AT wELLSBURG.
Sunday They will go to Dilonvale for
Game with Indian
Nine,

The Martins Ferry Eagles will moot
the WrlIsburg aggregation thus after
noon at Wcllsburr and will 20 to Dli-
lonvalc Sunday afternoon for gam"
with tho Indian nine "f that place.
Manager Rowl"y has had his boys our
In stiff practice and expects 10 win
both games. The WcllshurE and Dillon
vale teams are fast outfits, Will" tho
Eagles are gathering high reputation for
speed. 20 both games should prove tN-
citing.
Tho usual lineup of the Eagles Will
BE- sccn in action in both games. AS 10
who will do the hurting has not b:cn
decided.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-07
WEST vRGrN1AN HoNoRED.

CINCINNATI. O.. jan" G.--Nri"r
adopting resolutions "pp"sinE food mo-
uupuIy or any unr"nS"nhbl" prices 80
food. and clccting Officers. ia" Nat"f'I
Wholesale Groccrs' aSsOclau@n du-
Iournrd today.
Array Davies. F.aston. Pa. was r"-
elected president. TIA" Following N.''
I.r..-r.!'nlS w"r" 'h's'n' ". :. i ~
nurhcv. Park"r<bnrr ". Va: +. g
Drcschcr. Sacramento. CrL. - ]. M""r".
sioux civ. Iowa: Austin l.. Baker. %'S-
ton, ard John W. Merry. l,,nvrr. ". Y.
Timms. New York CITY. was elected
treasurer.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-07
WON BY WASHINGTON.

- WASHINGTON. June 6.-WashinGton
won the second gamc OF tn" series from
ST. Louis easily ! 10 l. Davenport and
Eaiffeld were batted out Of tn" box.
Welding ten hits between them IN the
second, third and fourth innings. SHAW
Was compelled to r"tir" IN IN" fourth
because Of an injured leg. TIL" visitors
could do nothing with Ayr's. VII" sue
. raa9ed him. Score: K. H. T..
ST. Louis ....."1Ooooooo-t :
vVashin1ton ..Ol5l oGooX- II q
-Dayenport. Licfirld. Koch. Wright and
gayeraid: Shaw, Ayers and P!c.n:ca.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-07
sroPPEp BY Red SoX.

= ia6aSToN.June s.-Att"r tire" straight
v Howard Ehmkc. Of Detroit. was
seSBbed to-day by Boston. TO l. Pom
nocb~ holding the visitors 70 six hits.
three OF them by Ncach y bad bound
{ past McInnis in the second was r"Sp"n-
! sible for Detroit'S only run. With Nv"
out and Witt on second IN tn" seventh.
4 Pennock's single TO right scored W.T..
II was q close play and N the ensuing
argument Umpire chill put Push. Young
and Heilnan out Of the game. AMI Man
sagsr Jennings and Coach Howlcy off IN"
N5s9~ Score: T. III. r..
Detroit 80 o q q d u d u
Roston ....OOOOol1lx- -
Ehmke and Ainsm,th: Pynnock and
Schang.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-07
RELIEF FOR 1905 SOLDIERS

WASHINGTON. .Tun" 6---After a brief
debate tho senate t"daT adopted hill
by Senator Kenyon. R"Duhlican. Iowa
under which about I.nho m"n disabled
white in the military service will receive
vocational rehabilitation despite rulings
Of the federal board for vocational cd
ucation that they wcr" not entitled 10
II because they were not receiving COM
pcnsation from the war risk insurance
bureau.
The measure recommended by Score
tary Glass. provides that while taking
courses Of training single men without
dcpnndcntS shall receive not In excess
Of 81 n month and family allowances.
The bill now goes to tn" house.
BUY VAR SAVINGS STAMPS
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-07

Funeral services will h" conducted
this morning from tho homo Of her un-
c!c. y Thomas Gnt"lv. 1906 MarShaIi
street Ecnwo"d. for the lat" p"lia
Wclch Notice. whose death occurred on
Wednesday, Requiem high mass Will
br celebrated at 81 Johns church ut I?
o'clock. and irtcrmCnt will follow in
Mount Calvary cemetery.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-07
Il May <at Be Troubling You
During the Warm Weather But
Il Is Still in Your Blood.

Gatarrh is not only a disgusting
Rdisease but Is a dangerous one. and
YOU should never let up III y"Hr 81
forts to get it out Of your system
Until you have done 1t thoroughly "cI
rid Of II. whatever Il costs you III
trouble and money.
Mid weather viii aid the treat
tnent and this is an excellent time
% thoroughly cleanse the blood 81
- germs of Cartarh and be forever
= OF the troublesome sprays and
Mes that can only relieve you for
u.s. s. is purely vegetable
remedy. made from roots
cribs direct from the forest
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-07
Horstmaa Funeral.

Funeral services were held yesterday
afternoon for tho late Ernest Horstman.
who died nj the Ohio Valley General
hospital Wednesday. Rev s. K. Matte
oastor Of 81. Pauls Evangelical Luther
an church. offciatcd. and int"rm"nt was
made in Mount Zion cemetery.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-07
Mrs. Louise Rcdtz.

Funeral services VIII he held this
morning AT 10 o'clock from tn" residence
Of her son. Edward RCitz. Elmwood. for
tho late Mrs Louise RcitZ. who died
"Wednesday afternoon after n lingering
illness. Int"rmcnt will DO made tn
Greenwood cemetery
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BACK TO PARIS

RASLN June g. tFrcnch wireless
ccryicn1-Thc conference at Fcldkirch.
So,wncn representatives OF the Austrian
rovcrr,ncnt and DR.. Rcnner and Herr
SCHUYLER Of the Austrian peace delega.
ton will end today. and the members OF
lately for Paris according to telegram
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Two base hits-Turkovich Ncuhart
Salisbury <o> ,,.,-
Dawson.
Sncrificc hit-Turkovich.
StnIcn hases-DawSun. Rodgers
RAISES on balls-Of Lattcrner
struck Out--Ey Lnltcrner 8: by KING
..
Wild pitCh--I.attcrner.
Passed ball W"lCh.
Left ON 3fs"s-West Va 3; "heei'"s
1.
Time. l29. Umpire Johnston