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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-07-18
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-07-18
.SUPT, G, ". COREY
ADDRESSES LUTHERAN
WOMEN'S LEAGUE
Head Of The Union Mission Tells Of TIE
Accomplishments Of That
Institution.

Superintendent &. W. Corey. head Of
the Union Mission. delivered an inter
cStinS and instructive address last cv-
ching before the ladies of the Lutheran
Womcn's League which represents all Of
the Lutheran churches Of Wheeling. The
meeting was held in Zion Lutheran
church. The president. Mrs. Henry
kalbtzcr. presided and introduced the
supcrin' endcnt Of the Union Mission.
Superintendent Corey spoke for about
three-quartcrs Of an hour. His address
dealt chiefly with the work and oCcoln-
pIishments of tho institution which ne
founded IN this city two years and three
months ago. Mr.. Corey spoke in clo-
Qucnt terms Of the loyal support rem
dcrcd tho institution by the churches Of
Wheeling. the board OF directors and the
citizens in general.
The sum of approximately S25 900 has
been raised. Mr.. Corey told his audience.
for the equipment and maintenance OF
the Union Mission. He went at some
length into details Of tho work. Sixty
thousond meals have been fed, he said:
80 600 beds furn!Shrd: 5000 baths and
i0N persons aided with treatment in the
hospitals. Four thousand people have
received medical attention through the
efforts Of IN" Union Mission. Gorm"nts
numbering 800 provided and 5000 pco-
pl" furnished employment
With respect to the religious work If
tho institution. tho Union Mission sill
pSrintCndcnt told his hearers that 1000
services hHv" been bid in the mission
and l22 services III the wnrkhousr HnL
jail. Tho attrndanCcS OF these services
aggregates 81. 0nh. The supcrintr ndcni
mad his wife have made 1000 calls IN
needy homes and 1919 conversions hcvc
taken place in tho mission services.
NJ. Corey told Of tho splendid work
that is hcrnG accomplished among the
women and girls who arc entrusted Ia
IN" carc Of the mission. Last month
forty women and girls were cared for
and employment found for most Of
them. Their" arc at present twenty
girls receiving general care in the in
Stitution.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-07-18
MUST STORE COAL
FOR PUMP STATION

city Manager Charles o. Ephlin an
nouncCd yesterday. after his inspection
of the city water yorks the previous
evening. that somo provision VIII nave
To hc made for storing coal At the pump
inc station at SaCktown. and for taking
care Of ashes and cindcrs. 1t Is pract-
calIy certain that with even normal
winter. there will be gas shortage inc
coming winter which will make II ne
-ccssary to use coal in the boilers part Oh
tho time. There is at present no coal
hin nor any provision for taking care
."f ashes. other than by dumping them
into the river Any rehabilitation OF the
nlan, Mr.. Ephlin indicated. will have &c
he taken care of under the proposed
bond issue. ., a.,
Mr. E;phlin stated that he found inc
80, slant in tho hest condition posi-
be- and highly complimcntcd supcrin-
,cndcnt Schulz for his successful opera
ton of the plant.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-07-18
FRECKLES
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Strength

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Even the first few applications should
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Be sure to ask the druggist for the
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-07-18
FIRST PRESBYTERIAN

Rev. Dupont La fontainc viii b" al
First Presbyterian church SUNDAY next
in the absence Of Rev. Claude i. Terry
who is AT his summer home near syria
cusc. y. Y. Rev. La Fontainc is OF
French parcntag" and has been overseas
for years. and is most interesting
speaker.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-07-18
STREET CAR MEN
HOLD MEETING

The regular meeting of the street car
mems union was held last evening in the
hall OF the Ohio Valley Trades and
Labor assembly. At the conclusion or
the meeting it was announced that only
the regular routine Of business was
transacted. No action. il was announced.
was taken regarding back pay which has
been reported to be overdue tho m"E on
certain lines under a recent arbitration
agreement.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-07-18
HERE AND THERE
ITEMS Of Interest Tn Local People
About Wheeling Folks, Societies
and Organizations.

Two girls picked up at Wheeling park
suspected Of having robbed an cx-sol-
der Of $40, were released yesterday
when il was found that the charges were
unfoundcd. A companion had taken tho
young mans money to keep until the
owner sobercd up.
George Francis was fined 800 by
Squire Mason at Bellairc yesterday Tor
breaking into the homo OF A. j. Norton
at Rose Hill and stealing $40.
Prosecuting Attorney D. A. mckee
Yesterday ruled that automobile owners
holding receipts to show that they nave
made application for 1920 automobile
licenses. and have paid their money TOT
the license will not be prosecuted IN ONO
county for driving without the ne"
license tags.
The city street department this week
is repairing a number Of sunkcn places
in the paving on Chaplinc. Eoff and
Jacob streets, north Of the creek.
Cool-headcdncss OF White Swan
Laundry truck driver saved tho life or a
boy who was thrown from bicycle at
Market and Eleventh streets YESTERDAY
afternoon The driver applied his brakes
lust in time. The wheels were but SIX
inches from the lad.
Six year old Elwood Glcccy Sunereo
a fractured nose at Warwood yesterday
when struck by baseball.
Chaplinc Street NJ. T.. church Will
! name delegates to the state laymcn )
! association meeting 10 be held at Nor
| rantown next October. Other local
| Methodist churches will also send dele
! gates.
]. V. Griffin. of Triadclphia district
! high school will speak on "Am"ricanl-
Zation" at the 18th educational confer
/ encc at the state university Saturday.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-07-18
ESCAPED PRISONER
RETURNED TO PEN

william Johnson. state prisoner VINO
escaped from tho Kanawha county road
camp. was returned To the MoundsvilIc
prison yesterday. lie vas rccapturcd In
MinEo county. The man has two year
larceny term To serve, and has served
about one month.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-07-18

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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-07-18
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-07-18

buy WAR SAVINGS STAMPS.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-07-18

Six year old Elwood Glcccy SUFFERED
a fractured nose at WarWnod yesterday
when struck by baseball.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-07-18

]. V. Griffin. of Philadelphia district
high school will speak on "Amcricani-
zation" at the 18th educational confer
enCc at the state university saturday.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-07-18

The city street department this week
Is repairing a number of sunkcn places
in the paving on Chaplinc. Eoff ana
Jacob streets, north Of the creek.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-07-18

George Francis was fined 500 by
Squire Mason at Bellairc yesterday Tor
breaking into the home OF A. j. Norton
at Rose Hill and stealing $40.
Washington Journal., 1919-09-05

Gcn aciugt. 0oB i6 be5o6Ie Ocbt.
tpcm la en- Gcmmctid anocridtrt
Gdtt, OoS mist er. I'M id NOR iognr
tuiainS for Die Gcio 5lI bc5obIc III
Iein Can't miOOcr nit @diielin aui5u'
file, bicfolS idj pont INNER feline
GobnOiIdcn. 0ob CT mebbie Oordl
mid 1cmmctid buiptue ioat, mas
oipmcr c 5mcite Gcit fon5erue Debt,
Ic brdldt or feline gugit 5u ben; I'm
iuenn er mid oie got5c Ginn Si55ie
ifcnfc oe6t, poIlt id 1c nod nit ben.
Gam ben id i'm ltcbn laiic I'M lin
tort. ShNim i6ubr Scr @eocSluei-
lcr trieqt Ncr5icblcr, iucnu CT ans
finne ou6t, onB i'd old) email e
idmorte Gioic bomiue fam, montit
ib perbleimc Sbne S6rn Iieipcr
@btItpp Gouerompfer.
Washington Journal., 1919-09-05
sdnlitnmOe in Der @Gb6enflaIie.

2e6rer: sd ueroe MN elm paar
@ieoer6ollmgsfragen lteaen."
@rete: o@ir baben a6er nod
nihtS Ourdgenommen."
9e6rer: oS6ipeig, OH OorIautes
MGO6en. Simmer ltorit Ou. @leid
ae6lt on in sic Gde! gr3G6le Oie
@ei6i6te BON ser S6opfung, @r-
nal"
erna: oGie GrOe mar miiit unO
leer un0 es mar finlter aif Der
&iefe GtodD -.
9e6rer: y@ic fam es, onB oie
@rOe 10 leer MARI"
Grnu: Sic @cni6n mareu ale
perreiit."
2e6rer: nNift oodl 0ie @en-
i6en maren nod gar ni6t Oa. =
@as piuit oil, Glie?"
Glie: y@ir 6aben bod 6eute Sic
@eidi6te BON ser Siinoflut nuf; i'd
6Gbc sic geIernt."
2e6rer: o0ann er5Gble iiel"
Gle: r9ie Meni6en begannen iif
51 mebren ouf GrOen, a6er i6r DID
ten mo Sradten mar 6oie bon Sit
geno ouf. Ga"
9ebrer: ySaltl @elfe groBe Sim
Sc battcn 0ot sic Meniben began-
gen?"
Shea: Sic finaen an All bid.
ten"
2e6rer: o%llniinnl 0as meille ify
nift. Gent bod an oie eriten Meu-
i6enl 8ie 6ieBen iie oodL 9iS6et6 2"
2isbet6: uNonm mo @ba."
2e6rer: u8orans mar IOam er.
idaffelL @lie?"
Gle: n9tu5 2e6nl!"
2ebrer: IS, pie fontmit Olt gcrn0c
altf 9e6m?"
Gle: YNlm sonO badt BOD,
nidt."
9e6rer: .goam mar ans einenl
GroenfloB eridnfien. Aoam mo
@po naren Mfam uno Sralt. W2it
Deld)ell Norrell par ore UDe elnges
Iebt mor0en? (9lIle ifmei9en, enOiidD
meloet Iid Gbea.) Sum iebt SIR,
men1 niemato cine glntfport peiB,
9bea weiB INNER nod cine; Oie paBt
audi idon ouf.-0os lit redt, ntein
&ino, olio beid)Gmc sic anoeren uuo
Ioge es!"
Sbea: u0arf il NAL bis
diem - binaliSgeben?"
9ebrer: o9ldl Sd oodte, 0u wo1-
teit meine 6rage 6ealtmorten. 90
ge6'! 9(ber ih froge mieoer: @tit
welfen @orten mur0e Sic @be ein-
geiebt?"
Grno: nlllo id nil 6einoidaft
leben 5pii6en sir unO Dem &ei6e."
Washington Journal., 1919-09-05
Sin @mpO,fOmmlins.

@aIep lpor 81 Callahan gum BE
fn6e gefommen, mo in Sanfe Der
Lntergaltung borte CT 6rdnleiH Sal
loban mebrfad bon elmer Glazing
0iI6 @artp iprc6en, Die tie am
abeno oorber mitgemudt bate.
@r farntc Oos 5r6ulein, Die Sod)-
Ter ieines SreunOcS, unD 'mnBtc, oaB
fie germ pornebm tut unO, inoem tic
a~leinigfeiteu ais mi6tig b%ebonoeltc,
fi6 groB 8r tim pfle9te, iofpie aud),
Dab lein 6reilno gar nidt oornit elm
n%erltan0en lpur. 80 fra9te er oenn,
nm iie elm 6iS6en 5r Olden:
n@aS lit 0enn OaS elm Gbatirg
Siib2"
yGbafing Glib Gaicp," eruiOcrte
Callahan, inOem er Dem 9ellider et-
men be3eihnenocn 9Iid 5llparf, ncin
Glazing Glib, Oo5 iii cine 9ratpfun-
ne Die in icinc @clcai6uft gcfom-
men it,"
Washington Journal., 1919-09-05
@eltidmcr5lidDcs.

Der MonO: u@aHo, aItcs MG-
sci, 1pie gebt es sir oenn2~
0ie 0Nta, 10 5iemIid, -
oonfc - menll maj alles in 8etrudt
5iebt. Sd bobe nur nod tmmer elm
gemiiies 0riifen in meinen Central
Guropa-0 rganen. Sic i6einen nod
niAt 5u fnnftionieren, wie lie %ioltcn.
4u1 in meinem HuBlano lit mir
ni6t redt mobl. Manhesmal lit mir,
ais Oh oieies innerli6e &umoren
hronii6 meroen miirOe."
Ser MonO: rglber i6 6offe,
0aB ot in oeinem Srlano unb 0ei-
mem Merifo menigitens feline
Sdmer5en mebr bot"
Die @elt; n9eiOer oodl NidtS
in meiuer 9an5en Inatomic peinigt
mid 10, mie 0ieie mlutoen Stellen.
Sic MADDEN mid oft 10 per5meifelt,
SAP ih 6eina6e wiinIbe, irgenO elm
&ometen6irltrge miir0e berunterltiir-
5en uno iie e%ntfernen."
Ser MonO: ngiun, wer weiB.
es lit ia nod nidt aQer Gage 46eno!
@ie lit es aber NIT oeinem China?
0os lebte Mal, als iH mid nit sir
%unter6ielt, Gatteit Ou S6mer5en
BORT"
0ie@eIt;u SD babe. lie INNER
nod. Die Spmptome baben in mir
Sen @lanben erlpedt, OaB lie our6
irgenomel6e SremOforper, 0ie BORT
eingeOrungen iinO, entltanoen. S6
weroe oanfbar iein, wenn aaes ST.
gn0e it,"
Ser @on0: n3n gn0e? @eiB:
ou, oieieS @ort erinnert mid an
cine Srage, Die i6 all6 nod an bid
ltelen polte. SD molte nGmli6
BON sir 60ren, Oh oeine @noen ODER
0cutli6er geIagt oeine grtremitG-
ten INNER nod 10 cilig folt iino2"
Ole @clt: oMnh oaB ou ipei-
ter commit, Ou after SpaBpogel! Na-
turlid Iino lie es." (9ife.)
Washington Journal., 1919-09-05

@emoGtc GugcI. Sic:
rOtui. ruic gcfiel Dir 6cutc Die Sri-
maOound2"
gr: SD fanO iie rci5enO uusIe.
Geno; elm wubrer Gugel!"
Sic: (ciferiii6tig): rSalt on
Oclm nidt gciebenL ipie gernolt lie
wnr?"
Gr: nSsa, bolt On Oenu ie Gn9el
dele6en, Die ni6t gemalt paren?
- 8urIt pioer 8 II | It. Sin
@u6banOler 6otte Die @eoiftc eincs
iungen S6riftiteaerS III Serlag &C.
nommen rnO linn ais Sororar cine
goloene Soi9emtbr gegebcn. gfad)
Ginger s3eit fommt Ser 9idter uno
flagt ieinem 8erleger, DAB Die llbr
nidt gebe. pa gebt e8 Sbnen ME
mir" entgegnete oieier, gSbre @e.
oid)te seb'n ia aud ni6tl"
Washington Journal., 1919-09-05

-8 III m 9. Gin iungeS Che
paar eri6eint am Morgen I'M Spei-
Ielaale ME, obne pabreno 0es Sriib-
ltiids 3artli6feiten 81 pe9ieln..
seal" fnurrt oa elm @ait, ufOnna
ten Die eigentli6 ni9t INNER i6on
gefiiBt gum Sriibitiid fommen?!"
- Omin5er Name. SEA,
cher 10 idlimm fann i'd ben Namell
aeaner ni6t finoen, 0aB Sic i'm OBJ
anoern miiBten.~ = Stuoent: so,
lit oaS pieaeidt nidt i9limm gerlag,
iueitn Sic, faum oaB Sic IN Elm
2ofal getreten ale @ugenblife DO
rem miiiien: n&eqner, 5ablen!"?"
Seine Abweiung g.
n6rdulein Serbia, i1 lebe in Der
Softnung, OaB i6 mir Sbr Ser5 bod
nod erringe."
SD wcrOe oieie Sbre SOffaunG
ME seritoren."
Washington Journal., 1919-09-05

@ngemonotc @%iffen.
i-6 af 1. Die %13idbrige Eberele lit
in Der Eodteridule iiber Die S6Go'
ltdfeit OeS &oliett-Sragens unter.
ri6tet moroeh. Nad Stuli6luB
eilt fie nddb Squire ullo ltiir6t oilf
bic 7Oidbrige @roBnurtter 81 NIT
Sen 8orten: y@roBmutter, 5ie6' TO-
fort oein &orIetr ans, OH idGoiglt
icnIt sic fomlnenoen @ei6ledterl"
Washington Journal., 1919-09-05
gancrn-Y Olitif.

Stdoter: Sort nal, Na66ar, Sbr
miiBt es nidt libel nebmen: Als
mir our6 @uren 8ein6erg. gingen,
hoben mir ser 8eriuAung ltItbt mi
oerItc6en fonnen Alto ein Faar
Srallben nbgeidnittetl
8einbauer: Qos idaO't nifts.
0a 3ablen sic baIt 5trnfe: fiinf5ig
Sfennig fir Die 3raube.
Stdoter: Soft iei Cant, oaS gebt
nod an, mir oaGten idon, es miiroe
mebr fOIten!
@ein6aler: @dr' mir idlon reft.
@6er miiien Sic: 8enn man mebr
perlangt, 90 Itieblt fem Mfenif
me6r Grauben!
Washington Journal., 1919-09-05

glitter. Goftor o.; Nun,
toie fins Sic nit Sbrer Yraris 6ll-
frieoen &oaega2
.0oftor g.: sld, gar nidt, i'll Der
Staot, mo id iuobne, lit cine form-
Iide @eiunobeits- epidemic ausge-
bro6en.
unermartetc Int-
mort. @otte: uGliie, oenfe Dir, on
lno i6 mGren allein auf eiier elm
iamen Sniel, mos wiirOelt OIL oa 0lt,
iiddit tun?"
Satin: n@ott 0anfeuL oaB i'd
lhmimmlen .fannl"
Washington Journal., 1919-09-05

= Ole @emerbefreibei
/. 8aoo6uno: 90 bob' id MI Oct
ion5e &cIt abiefloppt, III mot meen-
ite, Seinri6, mot id 5~ltiammeniebet-
tcIt babe = Iltmpige OreiBig Sfen'
1Iige!
2. gagobuno: IS ia jer feen
8ltnoerl S%euf5lttage eriitiert Sc
nerbefreibcit - III bo bettelt eben
Guesl
Washington Journal., 1919-09-05

-SeIige @rinnernngen.
,.3onte, oil liebit mobl oieie 9anf
lebr?"
Sid ia. bier bate id ipein critics
uno ein5igcs &enoe5polls. 4ino,
Sas fino beilige Grillherutfgen!"
Sid, er5Gbl mir cod Oouonl"
ga, meiBt ou - CT fain ni6t!"
&c d. dIim |. 81: SD
Siebe aus mcincr iebiacn @o6nnng
ous!"
g.: ,Gie @icte 1T tpobl 8it bo@2~
g.: Stein, ober ser &lrt MID
ie ourdaus be6a6lt babenl"
Washington Journal., 1919-09-05

@~erfehrt. rMeine beiOer
S0dter lino fronf. Die eineN bat
gfonoelent5iinoltng. iino Die onberc
bat ii6 ooS ScnOgelenf perital6t.
u8oS lit aber 8e6!"
.GGeroings - umio mebr ols Die
nit Dem en~t5iinoeten Salie alobler
lpielt rno Die nit Dem perItalsdtel'
&mogelenfc lilt9t."
@runo sur Srenoe e.
,@urilm gafcrn eigentli6 Die @ilb-
rcr, Wama?"
ygor 6reuoc, ouB iie Elm 81 sc
lcgt baben."
paber oa ~ioIlten bod eigentlid)
mir gadern!"
Washington Journal., 1919-09-05

Grolt. 6rauIein: ~9enfen
Sic, Der glr6t iagt mir, oaB i1 an
einer 2ebcrpergroBerung leioe
tpenn oas mn ni6t gcfd6rlid it'll"
&o1in: 80, oas CLAUDE id niht,
GnGoigcS Sr1ulein! Bel eiaer @anS
Gum 9eiipiel bat man ba8 logan
iehr germ"
Washington Journal., 1919-09-05

Sins iunger Che. 6rau
@teper: nSie baben alio aif Sbrer
@odbeitsrciie Den Sar5 nno Sbii-
ringen beIuft? gtln, mas bat Sd
l;en untermegs am beIten 9efaaen2"
Sunge Srau (erroteno y: p@fein
Wtonnl"
@osbaft. Sci Der lebten
Yreniere ser nerleu Srag0oie iolen
1c Die 2eute piel gelpeint baben2~
rSSapobl, Inn ibr @elOl"
Washington Journal., 1919-09-05

&oufmann (Oer nit ieiner
@ottin cine 0ifferena bat): DSa-
rob, i6 uerIteb' Did nt6t: nittge.,
nommen bah i6 DID in Die eb'
pie n 4ompognon, 1mo b%enebriell
init Sc Did gegen mid tpie a 9Olt-
furren5!"
Washington Journal., 1919-09-05

0cn g9c0c3lueilcr
iciu 6lippcr ben
id5 utebr Gdipier.
ien5c9 fricgt, ais
mic en- anncrer no
for 5luei Sa6r nit
10 e Shmliiiie
crlmfa9rc 0nbt
Sie brulld1c olio
Qlitl nit I%llrpreiIt al
Washington Journal., 1919-09-05

@o8Guft. sd loge i'm,
mcr, Nos td ocnfe."
r9(ba, olio OeSpegeli ipredell Gie
70 mcnig,"
Washington Journal., 1919-09-05

@err: Sic meinen alio, oaB i'd
meinen Sdmurrbart iteben lallen
fann2
8arbier: Natiirli9 f0nnell
Sic i'm rubig lteben lalien Den
iiebt oo6 niemano!
Washington Journal., 1919-09-05

v@arum 10 ~peroroiien, liebtr
6reuno2"
,9lf, ser Gr5t bat meiler Srail
einen 5tpei Monate langcn 2anoaltf-
entbolt peroronet."
SD ocrltebe, armer Sreuno."
nNidts periteblt 9nI Sic gebt
chen nidt!"
Washington Journal., 1919-09-05
BFrmrr sdlreibebrisf Nrs
5lbiItpp s~:auerampter.

Mlein lic6cr SER 9cOofiiouorl
Washington Journal., 1919-09-05

Serr (auffaaeno bdbli@): Sd
ulod)te germ einem Screin beitreteh
fonllten Sic mir nidt eilen lolden
cmpfeblen, meilt 6rdulein?
6rGulein: . gewiB, meill
Serr, Den = &erIdonerungspereitl!
Washington Journal., 1919-09-05

Ser gei6eite ltngar.
,@s lit bod eigentiimlit, rpelln i'd
See triltfe, fam id nadts nift
i6lafen.%
DOS ~is bod ober merfwiiroig.
Sci mir is es geroOe um9efe9rt;
luonn i'd idlof', fam i6 falnen Sec
trinfen."
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Private Merritt Harvey, son OF Mr.
and Mrs. John D. Harvey, of the Ry-
ans Glade section of the country,
recently returned from overseas, hav-
ing landed in France the day the ar
mistice was signed. At Brest he was
detained several weeks owing to an
attack of measles, from which point
he was reported to have died as re-
suit OF an attack of pneumonia, his
father being so advised officially by
the War Department at Washington.
Returning to home shores the young
soldier was taken i'll at Camp Meade
with the mumps, where he spent an
other few weeks in the hospital, final
ly reaching home one day last week,
but in the meantime the report of his
death was corrected by the Depart
ment. Private Harvey, even after his
experience in two hospitals located
on opposite sides of the earth and
the determination of the Department
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to have him dead, looks we'll and is
now in the enjoyment of excellent
health. As evidence to be handed
down to posterity that Private Har-
vey was officially dead at one time, he
has had the notice sent his father
apprising the latter of the fact neat
ly framed so that it can be preserved.
Private Jacob Yutzy, son of Mr..
Jonas Yutzy, of Oakland, was re-
Gently discharged from the service at
Camp Meade and returned to his
home here one day last week. Pri-
vate Yutzy spent many weeks in the
Base Hospital at Meade early in the
winter, having been one of the many
hundreds of the men at that camp
who were attacked by influenza and
also being one of the very few who
recovered after having relapse of
such severity as he suffered.
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