The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-12

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one 10 tn" Young women who served the
lunch and distributed cigarettes and Sto-
| SicS To IN" boys.
| The ladies went to the fair grounds At
1880 Immediately after tn" rarad" ana
| at 200 o'clock they wrr" ready Tor S'rN-
! ice Cold meat sandwiches. l"n"htd''
hot huns and other substantial and APP
! pc,iznC things were served to enormous
| crowds OF soldiers. sailors and citizens
| II is estimated that ut least f"Hr th"uS-
and in all were served by IN" committees
tho number Of citizens beng about equal
! to that Of the soldiers and sailors VIII"
accented tho food so generously dis
| tribut"d to all.
| BESIDES tho luncheon served. about
| IN 10000 cigarettes. loo Stogi"S. 30"
| gross matches were distributed To the
| boys by tho ladies of tn" Rod Cross.
The following young ladies assisted in
/ the work Of the afternoon:
Mosdamcs.
7. Louis Stecnrod w. J. Stoop
Harvey bernard Ruth Woods
Misses
Elizabeth Larner Angela MCFaddcn
Elizabeth Burdats Eleanor stuart
Mary Eleanor kathcrIn" Prarr
Wright Eva EECrtCr
Mary Dudley adelaide ShnCkNy
Pauline BCutcr Marion Brown
Helen RCiStcr Katherine Klein
Ruth HiInran Dorothy Beans
lean Wood lrcn" P"hlcr
Margaret BARLEY L"vinda P"hlcr
Catherine BARNARD
Tho CantCcn work az the +. & .. was
continued during tho day aS usual Mrs.
T. y. Rankin. Mrs. OCnnnor. and Miss
Eliza Friss"ll being III charge. on" Of
tho most recent compliments paid 10 our
WHALING u that Of
a Rcd Cross nurS" in travelling through
rho state. was very favorahly impressed
with the efficiency with whi"h tn" work
was conducted hero. r"markTC that II
is the best managed unit in West Nir-
ginia.
First Aid Stations.
Tn" FIRST AIH stations in "harG" Of
III" Wheeling Chapter OF IN" Ped Cross.
proved /" b. nf great valu" To the
throngS Of people who participated in
tn" days events yesterday. Three sta
;IonS wrr" established during the par
adj. on" a, IhA coleman drug Stor" at
Tenth and Main streets. one at the Buff
falu confectionery at Fourteenth and
MARKET streets. and another at the Cole
man drug store at Sixteenth and Mar
krl These stations cared for the
emergency cases and many people fire.
uurntcd them throughout the day.
TIL" following nurses who have re-
turned from service overseas md in the
! training camps marched in the parade:
Misses:
Laura tradd0Ck. of MoundSTllle
Myrtle Winter. of MoundSville.
Lcnta Stanley. who saw service In
| Germany.
JeSSi" Hare Hazel Glow.
Louise koChert.
| Following the parade all tho nurses who
had served at tho city stations were
transferred to the ono on the Fair
Grounds. whore. under the direction Of
! Mrs. e. J. Billiard and Mrs. Susan Cook
! they rendered valuable service.
Misses:
! Cloyd Ryan. Laura "raddock,
Eliza cth' r'fghton. Sara Mcintyre,
| Hazel Glow. l-cota Stanley
J"SS'" Hare. Louis" kochcr'.
+ Myril" Winter. Mrs. Eva Woodruff
salvation Army
One Of tn" most popular spots on the
, Far Ground was IN" Salvation Army
cantcrn. At tn" breaking OF tn" ranks
the soldiers rushed 10 the salvation
Army lassi"s, wh"r" they wcr" served
with lemonade and d"uEhnutS. The
, dnughuut$ were made and gwen To tn"
boys hot JuSt as II was don" IN France
, There was An un"ndinS stream OF SOL