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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-02-23
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What is II these days that will give
fellow a feeling Of real promin-
ence?' That's easy When you
make complaint at the size of your
gas bin and are gently Informed by
the man who receives your hard
earned sheckles that it was no doubt
all due to a leak"
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-02-23
tPUBL|CANS FIGHT
COLOMBIAN TREATY
Over Presidents Protest They Make
II Impossible to RaNfy Measure
Nv Required Majority,

Washington. Feb 22--Despitc fhc
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'"'il''"''"" u 'he p'oP"se" ''e7'S N'>
ing the Colombian government So
600, 600 for hcr share in the Panama
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~ '''F senate 'ooaS o'''he" 'T '''''
slderation during the present session
Of congress In a letter to Chairman
... .t. ,a.,r,, .,f,.to,,, ,,,,,-
mlftee the presideh' urged ih'in'al"'e
action on the treaty. senator stone
made nuhItr III, latt.r aud issued a
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'''T
the colombian treaty "oHid make u
impossible To secure is ratification "a
Tho e,..,atc ~ ,hc rrfaent session ana
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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-02-23
HONORS
FATHER Of COUNTRY
Numerous Civic and Historical Or
CARNATIONS Celebrate Wash
ington's Birthday.
PLAN WELCOME FOR GRAYs
'ochadc City Population VIII Turn
Out IN Force to Welcome Home re-
turning Troops---Slisht setback in
Tobacco Prices

Petersburg, Va. Fol. The
birthday anniversary Of George Wash
ington was generally observed
throughout Petersburg today by the
closing of the public schools bank
ing institutions and the observance of
The usual holiday hours at tho post
office.
Numerous celebration wore held by
civle and historical organizations,
chief among which were celebrations
by Washington council No y, Junior
Order United American Mechanics,
win banquet at tho Hotel Peters
burg at which Hon Don T. Halsey,
OF IAnchburg. was the principal
speaker. ana a Washington party re-
ception for older BOYS q the Y NJ.
G. tonight, one of the most eX-
tensiN" and appropriate celebrations
ever held here. The entire population
entered into the spirit Of tho occasion
and large part of the day business
was virtually al standstlil
Welcome Committee Meets.
The citizens committee appointed
by Nayor Robert Gillian to arrange
to welcome the Petersburg Grays
upon their return to Petersburg held
an important meeting with q large
attendance At tho y NJ e. y at noon
sided. and after a discussion Of plans
II WAS determined to meet tho com
pany at the Union station and form
parade which Will lie participated
in by citizens generally. the police
and other organizations and TO have
the school children with flags line Ger
tain streets. forming Fl lea4.4 .ls heanr
to the boys The parade viii be fol
lowed by a banquet at the Hotter Pc
tcCshurG
It is estimated that 'ho reception
viii cost approximately 5000 t. 500
and committees were appointed TO
perfect all arrangements
Tobacco Prices Somewhat lower.
Prices of tobacco at the several
local warehouses declined today about
So on the hundred pounds due il is
stated, to the unusually high prices
which have prevailed throughout the
season. Total sales for the day ug
gregated $4,000 To 20, 600 pounds NJ
prices ranging from $40 ~ Si2 per
hundred. II ia estimated that only
about five per cent az tine seasons
crop remains in the hands of the
farmers.
Legislative Timber Discussed.
Since the announcement a few days
ago Of the retirement Of Hon. Il w,
Price from the house Of delegates.
the question as to who VIII he his
successor is exciting considerable in
terest IN me coh'inullltz anu me
names OF SeNelai ~ 80
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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-02-23

.eleps 10 protect our flag or the h.sh
seas seems clear That he H. being
annoyed by weIl-intentioved persons
pressing propaganda Of many uH-
American and aut-Ameriean .doscrip-
tons goes without saying
We trust this particular form Of
alteration VIII pass speedily Peace
may he the moro certainly maintained
by this country presenting i front so
uumistakahly united that all the
world Will recognize that America as
one man VIII respond TO the countrys
cali
Americans. real Americans. are
trusting the man they have twice
placed at the helm Of the ship Of
state. They do not no, appreciate
the efforts, however high may be the
source, making TO emharrass the
president
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-02-23

Tho TING for throwing eggs AT :.
'rhlie s9essker hes pass 10 100
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-02-23
SPECIALS IN MUsLINWEAR

Women Gowns or low necks, embroid-
cry trimmings. Soc.
Underskirts with deep embroidery founccs,
Soc
Drawers with lace embroidery edge 35c
Second Floor-Fast
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-02-23
CHILDREN'S SWEATERS

Lightweight Shetland Wool Sweaters Gall
wooD. with belt Some that show handling arc
reduced from $500 to $3.50 each
Second Floor-East.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-12-31
WARWOOD
City Election to 30 Held.

Thursday OF this week is expected to
bc quite big day in Warwood, when
the annual election Will hn held.
AS usual the voting plnces will no In
The hose houses In North. Center and
South Warwood.- and the polls will h
open. between the hours OF sunrise and
sunset. The qualifications Tor voting
are: 70 reside in West Firgtnt. for
ono year. and in Wurwood for the
period OF six months.
The candidates for the office NJ
mayor arc: J. II. Montgomery. the pres
ont incumbent. and Mcssrs August II.
KindelherGcr and W. T.. Helfenhlne, both
OF whom formerly filled tho office.
Those for recorder arc: the present
incumbent, John Mitchell: W. f. Iiibin,
ono OF the former councilman from the
South end and s. B. Foster, OF North
Warwood.
Tho counctlrnnnic suggestions \ : as
follows: North Warwnod. Messrs. Refs
ter. Kemp. Deitz. Weiles and Knapp
Those from Center Warwood are
Mcssrs. Mcclure. Mooney. Bartels and
Barte. South Warwood. J. ". Weller
and from I.oreland. Mcssrs. Welshans
and Goodman.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-12-31
Group Prayer Service

Group prayer services Will he hrid IN
the Vance Memorial Presbyterian
church Of WonLSdair and the Buckle!
NJ. +. church of Edgwnod. starting
Wednesday evening and continuing until
Friday evening. Tho Vance Memorial.
Buckley NJ. t.. Fulton md GrcgGs
M. T.. and Edgwood Lutheran churches,
will I've represented In the group. The
first SERVICE on Wednesday, evening. Will
be held In the Vance Memorial. with
Rev. Ralph 1Inrshmann. pastor OF the
E.dgwuud Lutheran, delivering the ser
mon. Rev. J. VI. Potter. D. d., pastor
Of the Vance Memorial will deliver the
address at the meeting on Thursday
evening In the buckley NJ. E.. while the
Vance Memorial will he the scene OF the
Friday evening meeting. with Rev. g. w.
Wise. Of the buckley NJ. Z. church as
the main speaker. Rev. N. H. Cummings.
pastor Of the Fulton and Greggs NJ. E.
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churches. will also assist At oaoA Of
Personals ana Briefs

Private Richard Aubr Of PattsrI
stationed at Camp Lee. IL home OF
short furlough.
Edgar Miller Of Canton. O., u visit
friends in Woodsdale for the holiday
Mrs. James Clemens and daugf1I
Miss Frioda Of Elm Grove, will Il,
today to visit in CharleroL, Pa
Paul Phillips of Canton. o, u
Ting relatives In Edgcwood.
Sergeant Elmer Hess Of, GlenwS
has returned to Camp Lee; after spa
Ing 4 short furlough home.. rs
Col. L. w. oglebay Of bethany.
spending several days with friends
Cleveland. So, Il
Ross Kline Of Elm Grove, u svfs.
At Jacksonburg. w. Va .'2ss .:;ssl
Carl Smith Of Akron. O., Is q viS1
In Pleasant Valley for several dal
Private Daniel Conrad OF Camp
is spending several1 days with hi
ents in Patterson.
Mrs. Rose Gurley OF Pittsburi
the guest OF her sister In PleasAE
ley. =
Miss Catherine McGlons OF
burgh, Is visiting In Fulton.
Tho Nut club dance which,
have been held tonight hKlEb1
ceued. ~. 1890
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Huntington, where he spent several oa'
o.tandtrr to business matters.
Mrs, Sooth T. Goodwin has returned
t,nno Fairmont. where che spent sew
araI DAYS With her SON Rev. c. E GOOD
win and family.
Interest and attendance IS increasing
~ the FIrs, Church OF Goo reEiVal
which has been In progress Tor week
The meetings will continue THIS week
Win services each evening. Rev. bylsl'
.,a;s,oy OF the church. ts being assisted
with the campaign by Evangelist Iu7-
aer.
The McMechen band Will hold oractlec
this evening m tho school auditorium
Thomas Mountain. Herbert RurSe ana
Alliance Richmond left yesterday TOT
Camp Green, \. C.. after spending shofs
stlrInugha n. their homes.
Miss Helen Forsytha will attend the
Wheeling E,ks' dance this evening.
William Ftlben arrived here last even
ing from Camp Lee. to spend o. hVe-day
turlough with his parents.
Miss Esther Rushton OF Whitaker, Pa.
Is, spending the week with friends and
r~,atiyeS.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-12-31
Daughtcrs Of Veterans

The members Of the Hannah Mont
poncrv Curtis Council Tent NO.
Daughters cc Veterans or Eln "loEe
will install their members IN kama 5
hnll, Elm Grove. Friday evening. Mem
hers Of the !. W. Holiday Post NO. l.
&. \. R.. will attend in body
Tho officers for the coming year arc
rs follows:
presidrnt-Ilrs. Edward Gibson.
Senior Vice rrcsident-Mrs. Charles
McConkey.
Junior Wee prcsident-Mrs. Annie
Chapman.
Patriotic InStructor--Miss Lila Blake
'rr,aSurrr-- Miss Ethel Wallace.
Sccrrtnry--IlisS Naudc Wharton.
rnuncll-Mra. l.. r. Springer. MIS-. "
N. Smith and Miss Mary Blake
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INSPIRING SERVICES
At ELM GROVE CHURCH
SPECIAL SERVICES HELD AT
STONE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
FOR DEPARTED DRAFTEES
Fitting Tribute Paid to Boys who Have
Left by Rev. L. B. Lewellyn-
Large Attendance

Fitting services were held az the
Stone Presbyterian church nj Elm
Grove last evening in charge or itcF. l..
3. l.ewcllyn. for the huys who have an
swrred duly's call. either by enlistment
or CONSUMPTION. one &c the largest
crowds that was over in the church
throngcd the meeting place u it's doors.
and patriotic spirit was prevalent
throughout the entire meeting. Seats
we're reserved for the boys of Mrs. n
T.. Rublr's class. over Onc-halG ~ whlch
class is in the service. and the CLASS
OF J. Y. Giffrn.
Special Invitations were sent ~ inc
soldier boys who ar" home on fur!0ngh
and tho families who hav" nrmher IN
th. service were also sent invitations.
The church wMa beautifully decorated
with large American flags. and hngs OF
France. Italy. Belgium and England
surrounded II large American flag when
was tlrapcd nj tho rear Of the pulpit
One Of tho beautiful sNcctaClcs was the
raising If the scrvic" flag. winch was
attached TO the large curtain between
the vcstihliIc and sunday school rooms
As tho choir softly sung EVER" Tent
Ing Tonight" the ing WAS raised. ana
when IL was presented In full view
deadly silence rriEncd over the church
for every one knew what each star rep
resented.
Eight new stars were added 10 the flag
for the following MN: james II. Sh"p-
hard, Howard l.. EXley. Fay y. Gl'Soh.
John s. Creighton. Oliver i. Pryor. Les
tor H.: Walters. lIa"r% MCtauSlnnh ana
Charles c. Caldwell. The roll OF honor
was rrnd ny John i. f"rrc!l. an" as ne
read the names. the stars wrr" pinned
NV lfI
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Hocal nov In France

Ward has been received from Wade
I;,r,rins Of Elm Grove. who ia with
tho Eurty-righih aero construction
unu,dron "Sumrwhrrr in Frame. that
hc Is highly pleased with lifr i'll Franco.
tt urrS"ut n" is ,:u!.riurd la tho hospital!
with Tho measles. bat iS feeling I'm"
;,lhrrwis". HI Is employed rs plum
| hnr in building ono Of tho largest nor"
Ilrlls in France and his pal Fred lu*h'
on, also nf Elm Grove. is carp"ntrr III
tho so,,n division. Roth those local
mon nrr expected tn b" transferred 4"
Italy nr Egypt in the near future. and
arc highly "latcd nj the prospect ar
seeing the foreign lands.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-12-31
Machine Over Bank

4 Maxwell ear went over the steep
cmhaukmrnI ncur the upper end Of
iTrindrIph.a yesterday afternoon about
500 ,'clnck. completely denolishins the
machine beyond repair. Tho mach!n"
lnrc 1, Pennsylvania license and tho
driver was sending il nj fast clip III
order to get 10 his destination more
onIrkly out II tho cold Winds. IN
rounding sharp curve the machine. In
some manner unknown. dHrtcd down the
s,cep hank between the car llnc and
railroad tracks. The driver. whose
maine could not be learned was thrown
n distance Of about twenty feet into n
fender pile. receiving several RmnI cuts.
hut did not require the services or n
ubySician
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-12-31
School Days Again

The Warwood schools will reopen on
Wednesday, the second dny' Of the now
year of 1918. During the short tacn-
tio1 tho children have been enjoying
themselves to their utmost. especially
since the snow has been on the ground.
and they were seen cnast!nE wherever
space would permit. All OF the teachers
who reside In other cities left for their
homes but will again DO in Wnrwood
20 take up their duties on January ,.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-12-31
Personals

Private William Schultz. Of Camp Leo
Is spending f"w days with his parents.
OF the South Side.
Mrs. Sue Carpenter ard daghiucr,
Miss Agnes. have returned from 4 visit
with Mingo. Ohio friends.
Edward Arnhrocht. who has boon Wis
lting with his parents. DR.. and Mrs.
T.. l.. Armbrecht, will leave today or to-
morrow for philadelphia, where he will
resume his tudcs at the University ~
PennSylr Auta
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Recovering From Operation

John w. Hunter we'll known young
soldier bu" nr Triadnlphia now Mt Camp
I.cr, is fast recovering from recent
mrcratiou nj tho camp hospital. He was
injured in an a,hl"ti" contest on
Thanksgiving day. which n"cessilatch
an operation. lie is now neurly fully
recovered.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-12-31
Catholic Church Services.

At tho Catholic churches on the South
Side tor.1orrow there Will be arp-o Irtnts
a~xices for the New Year cnicbrntinn.
ial programs haze been arranged
s o Ae services
81 u St. Siary's church. there will be
ro5 mas ~ o'clock and az o'clock
+5Mmaxs will be celebrated. AZ tho
,,:lphcnsus church the masses will
in u $40 and 1890 O'Clock. Nespers
2G;; 80 said at o'clock In the after
8 and N the evening there will be
,,"S rs by the Rev. Father Hail. al I
10 o'clock.
$50 the St T.audisIaus church there
y 40 y masses at s. ? ara 5000 o'clock.
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c. W. n. watch Party

What Is expected 10 no an extremely
delightful affair. Is that 10 he given hy
the members OF tho g. ". y. who have
arranged to entertain their friends ~
their club rooms on Nineteenth str"cr
on New Years eve. Tho hours OF the
cvenin. will no occupied In dancing
after which n Honvrrizod luncheon will
ic .nrvnd to tn" guests. Quite n nuli-
her Of Invitations have he"n Issued. and
a large attendance Is anticipated.
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Many citizens Of the pike district had
TO keep warm by cundles OF electric
LIGHTS yesterday. owing {" their Sa1 me-
trrs hcinG frozen UP. The severe cold
suap frnzc them UP so tight that they
resisted all efforts To thaw them out.
This means considerable extra work for
rho gas repalrmen. and Il Is expected
they will he kept on the jump for the
remainder Of the cold season. In some
of the pike districts the thermometer
registered as low rs fourteen degrees
below zero.
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Haiu Club Party.

Everything Is In readiness for the big
New Years party at the Kahn Kluh to-
night. being given by the members Of
the club. The programs have been COM
pIe:cd. with a great variety Of musical
numbers E:uchro will he the diversion
Of the occasion. At midnight the new
year Will be watched coming IN and the
old going ont In conclusion OF the
event. refreshments Will he served.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-12-31
Emil Ininwanar.

Arrangements for the funeral Of the
late Emil Letnweber. who passed away
Saturday morning. are: not yet complete.
but the services Will probably be nclh
lutte th!s afternoon. Interment Will hu
made at Mt. Calvary.
Deceased was ono OF the best known
residents fthe South Side. He had
lived hero for many years and was IL
member OF the ST. Al7hosns church. Hu
leaves to survive. his widow and four
cnillren
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-12-31
SOUTH SIDE NEWS
REQ Garage.

Tnn 80 livery stables. which have
been n in;rI;aark on the South Side for
many years. arc now being entirely rem
orated. e. lr"c: advancing time. Some
time ago II" livery company sold OUT
to the REQ Motor company. and now the
stables on Twentieth street arc 10 be
horseleSs liyery company. Tho new ga
raes will be up 10 date In every way.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-12-31
New Years Eve Dance.

Az I.a$h's hill on Fifth and Warwood
avenue this evening public dance VIII
hc held which will ln in charge nj II
number OF both Wa7word and Wheeling
boys. The dane" will br in tho nature
or e. Now Years eve purity. ut which
time a large attendance Is anticipated.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-12-31

cd officers Tuesday evening. January
ot the lodge rooms on Main street, Elm
Grove. Those who have been elected
or.: mast consul, e. *. Springer; consul
Harry Rcccroft: advisor. Fred He!n'
bright; escort. John Black: sentry Car
rorshcy: Waterman. Howard kutleI
physicians. r. ". Peddlcord. ~ j. Euol'
and J. VI. Houston; trustee. John MOT
rlSfLn
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-12-31
Casino Club Practice

Practice Of the r"jur"nated Casln"
basketball club will l." held on inc
Casino floor at Wheeling park "eones-
dny evening. Anyon" desiring To try
,,,,t Tor rho team is requested In ho
urcsrni. rh" |nsinn club Is ready 10
,n,r, all rumcrs in The Ohio valley.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-12-31
BILlTY IN STOCKS
FOLLOWS BIG MOVE

YORK. Dec. 3o.-The final week
chsl year IN Wall street was
y an event oc paramount Inn
b investors in SecuCittes-the
Of the government OF tho
Of the railroads. This an
was followed by a sensa-
tho stock market and gave
Election to fnancia. inter
raj as to the economic I'M
move.
zion experts maintain that
Asident untolds hts plan oe-
Is It Is Idle 20 attempt to
han an abstract idea OF tho
oblems and difficulties In
WED this stupendous preparation
Already It seems to be taken Tor
tanted, however. as seen In the recoV-
y Of securities, that the proposed
1arantees offer a very fair measure OF
rejection to investors and Insure sta
ltty Of existing interest and dividend
lHinents.
Those who look beyond tho present
n profess to see IN the pro gram OF
40 administration inevitable. changes
the economic history Of this country
hich until recently received little
Iore than passing attention. In essence,
} influential interests view the future
10 phrase public ownership" takes on
new Significance.
NEGOTIATIONS between the Central pow
p and Russta's delegates revived peace
amors but the attitude OF the entente
lies, as enunc;atsd by the British pre-
Ter and the French foreign minister.
n regarded as more than an Offset.
Meantime. bankers in touch with this
|untry's allies reiterate their belief in
i indefinite prolorgation Of tho war
nd tho foreign exchange markets re-
Dce no deep undercurrentS.
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Ladies' Aid Meeting.

Thursday afternoon at the First
Christian church the ladies oil the aid
society will meet and full attendance
is desired. Sewing will be the diversion
Of the afternoon.
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At Columbia club Wednesday, cr-
eniE T. Will b" given Il :uchra. by the
Shrlst Mothers . fthe st. taiislaus
ehuFci.nd an unusually good time Is
PelrE aictpated. Prizes will be award
Aho luncheon served,
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Briefs and Personals.

Miss Margaret Becker OF Rcnwo"l IS
the guest at tho home of relatives and
friends in Center Wurwond.
Little Edward Hawk. the young 9on
Of Mr.. and Mrs Joe Hawk Of South
Warwood. who was so badly burned at
his home lust Wednesday,. is now on III"
way 10 recovery.
- Paul Jarvis Of South Ohio arenwe.
who has been the guest OF his sister
I'm ParkcrsburE for the past week. has
returned 10 his home
Miss 'Thnlma Scot; Of McMechcn IS a
.;,cst ., the home of Miss Dorothy
Brooks cf Center Warwood
Mrs. Morrison Walden OF South War
wu"d nv"n,I" is the guest Of her mother
in Martins Ferry.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Sh"aring and son
and daughter of Center Warwo"d. who
In - been visiting at the homo Of rcla-
''tivcs IL PITTSBURGH. have returned 10
:hcIr hume.
MISS Helen Young Of McMechen is
The ,ri".' If friends in South Narwool
Miss Virginia Maxwell Of Wellshurg
las returned I" her home after Il visit
with friends i'm Center Earwood
Mr.. I"hu Hardy If Center Warw"od
s. very much improved. after an ex-
'rrd"d illness.
Mr. ami Mrs. John Wilson Of Center
Warwuod left yesterday for visit with
friends and relatives in Pittsburgh for
M" N"w FEARS holidays.
Hl$d" lIcitcnlnr. who Is In training
at CauIr l."c. Virginia. 10 expected t"
yi,iI ut III" home "f his parents. Mr.
nuI Mrs W. T.. ll"lfcuhinn Of Snuth
Elchiand Hv"nun on i've DAYS fur
,uIEh shortly.
"Sh" married 4 irrn after mn acquain-
;;nr" 1T tw" weeks Don't you think Il
;rirl F""liSh 10 marry man who doesn't
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-12-31
Council Meeting Tonight

The Philadelphia town council vii,
hold a special meeting In tho Greene
hotel for the puN pose Of nominating tho
Judges and clerks for the coming cleo
ton. to be held January Srd. 1918. The
meeting was t. have been held last Fri
day. but owinB to several Of the mem.
re4raG1iif the. coilecil4Ae absent. II w
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play Is = typical Interpretation Of some
OF the up to date ways OF men.
There will be a special matinee to-
morrow afternoon.
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- meeting Of tar Ep"orth league
I .'hapl!no stree: ". T.. chruch lnst
there wsr" unusual services OF
me, Year spirit " II. B"wcs Vas
reg ard f. special program was
give
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M. Y. STOCK EXCHANGE

WHEELING. ". Va. Dec. 30. II.
saturdays Quotations.
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Ssten 4 Co.. members New York Stock
kehanHe, National Bank OF West Vir-
nia building. wheeling. ": Va Louls
Rand manager