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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-19
DALLAS

Mrs. s. W. Holmes entertained We'd
ncsday evening In honor OF her hus-
hands birthday. Music and genial
conversation were tho chief diversions
Of tlc evening and 1T eleven o'clock de-
licious refreshments were served by tho
hostess, Those present were Mcssrs
and Mcsdamcs Harry IIaud- Will Barn
hart. Goly Clemens. Roy Strtcklin. VIII
Sampson. Wylie McWhortcr Roe Hen
c!ersIn. Meade Strickltn. Mrs. AloN Nc
C;lumphy, Misses Wilma Charilne. Ola
iIrud. Margaret Buchanan and Laura
Eil!ick Mcssrs. Joe fIalstcad. Arthur
kaye and Jess Wise.
The Farmers Telephone companies
held m important meeting "Wednesday
night in the hall.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. W. Stricklin attend
cd the funeral OF their brothcr-in-la%'
Mr.. VIII White at Woodrow. ln Wed
ucSday.
Tho Farm Womcn's club met on
Wednesday at the home OF MISS Mar
car.t Buchanan. The members decidca
To buy material and make pa)arnas lor
tho boys at Camp Lee and Will meet
soon t. pack Christmas box OF JcllieS
ard fruit for the boys. The CLUB VIII
hold IFS regular meeting at the home OK
Mrs. sam Kent on December 1@th. 7hos"
nr,scat "Wednesday were: Mrs. Ola Mun-
ncll. Mrs. Anna Mccormick. Mrs. t.n'Nf'
FISHER, Mrs. Edith Munncll, Mrs- Odessa
Kont. Mrs Sadie lSucNamai AIRS. "'.'.''
N,.HhOrt.r, Mrs. Ethel klmmlns, Miss
Margaret Douglas. Miss Margaret Moss
and Miss Margaret Mckibben OF Wheel
ing.
Mrs NJ. W. Ruth returned Thursday
evening from Il several days visit with
Mr.. and Mrs. Wesley Sollars OF near
Graysville, Pa
Mrs. Frank Rhoades attended the SAFE
Friday at Taylorstown Of Mr.. VIII
Uorr.
Mrs. Bern Cuttings who hos bcen quite
III Is improving.
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tors were indicted for allowing minors
TO play In their places Of business The
indictments made public follow
Practicing without having obtained
certificate NJ. D. Lies (2.)
Breaking entering and stealing IN day
time-Nlck Arbutina-
Grand iarceny-Robert Arnold.
Assault TO commit rape-Sam Denoon.
Permitting minors to play In pool
rooms-Harry Slagle %: Thomas Nc
Grcary %; Mart O'Brien a.; E F.
Voight a.
Selling liquor to minors-chss. Green
berg; Frank A. Biggia, South Sixth
street; John Tugnevic, John Kozora-
Cutting and stabbing to- wound--Paul
Maggitt.
Assault with intent to kill-Eugene
Obaniun.
Adultery-Stclla Brown, alias Stella
Digs.
Contributing to delinauincy-Ed
Walker (2.)
Pocketrcklng-John Dempsey.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-19
CLkRINGTON

Miss Myrtle Eraguc was shopping IN
Wheeling Saturday.
Row. and Mrs S. E, Karlgcl and son,
Samuel. were calling on friends IN town
Monday.
Prof. C. O. Schneider and Rev. Kit
,ener were Woodsficld visitors Thurs
day.
Mr. and Mrs. Chris Dawson OF Shady
side were recent guests OF relatives on
p D. 8.
Reuben A Walter. who has spent the
past six weeks at Camp Sherman. chill
licothe, came home Sunday On account
Of Cnclo Sans great need Of dentists
he WAS released to resume his studies
in dentistry at Cincinnati, ..
State Inspector Of Schools Oliver was
n business visitor in town Tuesday,
Oscar Roth and son. Dale. Of Woods
field. were In town Monday.
Mrs. Jas. Mccoy. Of P y. 2, visited
relatives ut MnuHdsvIlle Saturday.
Dr.. Frank Moycua of Wheeling. spent
Sunday with his parents here.
Mr.. and Mrs. s r. Rose and family
and Mrs. S. y. Fish and daughter. mo-
,nrrd 10 Wheeling Friday. where they
spent the day shopping nHd visiting
friends
Mr. and MIS-. Fred Book, Of r. D. ..
returned home from Wheeling Saturday
with their dar Ghtcr. Wilma. who had
slight operation performed upon hcr
throat and is improving nicely.
\ farmers institute will open her"
Dec. and for two day session and
prominent speakers are promised.
Miss Jennie Corbett has resumed hcr
duties With tho Bell Telephone "x,ha1r"
Of Cleveland. O.. after n short racntion
spent here with home folks
III" local branch Of tho Red Cross
eocety IL located In rooms on Front
street. where the members will meet
raj afternoons OF each week for
work
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easily no guessed, the majority Of men
in this county are employed us labor
crs, mill workers and farmers. There
il the usual nun Der Of mechanics in
uther lines.
Moundsville Briefs
Lawrence Underwood. student at
West Virginia university, spen. Sunday
ut hts horne here.
Miss Bcr.l Nealy has returned to her
home in Martins Ferry after u visit with
Mrs. V. II. Sayles OF Seventh street
DR.. Is. +. Bone and Jim Schaub have
returned from 4 hunting trip. on the
northern banks Of Lake Superior
Mrs. Henry GchrinE has returned TO
Columbus after l. visit with her father
j. r. Francis of Fifth street
Warden and Mrs. NJ Il. White are In
New Orleans attending the Prison asso-
clation' congress.
Mrs. Harry Cr!swcll has returned to
Cleveland. Ohio. a!Ier Il visit with Mrs.
!. W. tiarvn Of Second street.
Lawrence hurley. George Bones. Will
Eluyd, Abraham Ellis, Finn Roberts.
Ivan Spears, Jr.. and II number OF other
local football enthusiasts witnessed the
w and J.-W. V. L.. game ut Fairnont
Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. .. V. Ault are the guests
of Pittsburgh relatives.
T.. C. Rogrrsun will arrive home this
evening from Texas. where he spent
several weeks attending 10 business
matters.
Misses Ursula and Helen Hiatt. stu
dents ut Nit. de Chantal, spent Sunday
at their home here.
Mr.. anu Mrs L. NJ Hincrmnn and
daughter spent Sunday with her pa
rents IN Cameron.
I1r. s. II. Steele and r. II. Ransom
Witnessed the Maricrta-Weslcyan game
at Marietta saturday.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-19
MARTINS FERRY
Traffic Ordinance Pissed

At tho meeting Of council held Satur-
day evening the traffic ordinance when
has been before the body for the past
six months was finally passed and Will
II" put in to effect us soon rs II can ne
nuhljshcl Tho main features of the
ordinance arc that no cars may be park
cd for a longer period than twenty MIN
u,cs on the following streets: Fourth
street from Hanover "a b"CuN SucctS'
Hanover street from Fourth tn Flith
streets and Fifth street from hanover
10 Erlnut streets; that no auto sinai! II"
marked within ten feet Of fire hydrant
and that n" person under sixteen years
ur axe may drive u car within the city
limits The ordinance is something
ii.at has been needed in tho central part
Of the city for the past several years
arc! Mayer kaiSi"u states that II" hari-
sbirs will he worked anynn" but that
the ordinance Will be enforced as long
as nc IS in office.
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". Va. has returned homo after visie
with friends and relatives here.
Mrs ". II. Casscl. IF EdE"hlil. mas
returned from 4 visit with relatives at
Huntington. ". Va.
Miss Erin. MC'irc5a. OF tlttsouVsH'
is 4 guest of relatives here.
Melvin WaS.r has Returned to canton
after L visit with his mother OH Guern-
sey street
Clarence Caldwell has returned TO
Dover after visit with local irlends
ard relatives.
I;.l!aI.n acrie OF Eagles will holI n
regular meeting this evening IN odu
t'.Glu,r'.. hall ga Belmont street.
Mrs. Ellen Pearson. OF S"hrtng' IS
visiting Mrs. Sarah Pearson. on Thirty
eighth street.
Miss Mabel Seal is Ill at her home on
Belmont street.
4 meeting OF the grocers OF the city
is scheduled for Tuesday evening at tho
c:ty hall auditorium.
MISS BeultFI Smith has son" 70 COL
ur,bus, for 4 visit with friends.
Misses Marie Braunllch and Martina
Kinney are Cu,Ats of friends ut Column
bus.
Miss Alice Jones has gone to CleVe-
land for 4 visit With relatives
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BRIDGEPORT
TO Close Campaign This Evening.

Al CAPTAINS and workers In charge OF
,ha y. NJ c. ~ campaign In THIS cttS
are requested TO meet at tho city oul'u-
ing this evening. when the maj repore
OF the campaign Will he made Al ln'
meeting held yesterday afternoon d.
raugcmeats were completed lot mouse
to house canvass today, ~hich Is Inc
closing day Of The campaign Inc IN
,,,,atjnns are that the total amount for
his civ Will reach over $4,000, as
,r,r,bar OF large Subscriptions were re-
no-,cd st the meeting yesterday.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-19
STEuBENYILLE

STEI-RENE1LLT,. Ohio. Nov. 1S.-As
the result of tim burning Of the store
house IF the jefferson Coal company ut
PIncy Fork. alleged To have been tho
work of l. w. W. members. the coal
companies Of this section have increased
the number Of guards OF their property.
especially Mt night In fact there has
been so much alleged l. W. W. activity
in this county of late that the county
authorities have become more active in
the search for tho mcn responsible for
tho various outrhE"s that have been re-
ported. Every possible effort is to no
made to anprchend the leaders and break
I'D their ucfarious work.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-19
Local Bows Fared Well

ScrGcants. Russell Barr. Howard puh'
Isaac NIckrrs OF xhis city. and Cnrp0r-
ais Charles Gill of Eridi" 0ort ana Will
liam Johns, Bernard Becker and James
Wilson who arc in training at Camp
sherman. but who for tho past three
weeks have been stationed nj Camp
Perry. In rifle practice, arrived In IN"
city early Saturday morning on short
rur"ugh. Each 81 the named nh"v"
qualified us expert rifle men n the
camp. In tho rife practice each WAS
rcuuirrd L. make 35% cut Of 800 shots ri
six hundred yards and all Of tho local
boys went over that number. While ut
Camp Perry each uf the men had forty
other men under their direction ANA IL
Is said they handled them In iinr manner
All returned to Camp Sherman ycster-
day morning.
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cap,paign to Close This Evening

4 meeting Of I'LL Of the captains and
workers who have ho"n soliciting sub
scriptions for the. Y. NJ. c. y. campaign
in this city will be held at the Central
hose house this evening when Tn" final
reports will h" made. TIL" indications
arc that the allotted sum of SOON for
this city will hr ov"r-suhscrilcd and III"
+, ports Of the rarinuS teams are awaited
with interest The ladies of the Red
Cross will serve n luncheon TO the men
mt the headquarters.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-19
MOUNDSYILlE


There can now be no doubt hut Lhnt
Marshall county has raised S''o"o 81
tho $4,000. 0Dn war fund for the army
7. NJ. G. J.. When the campaign closes
this evening It Is hriievch MoundSfliI1
will have subscriptions tntallInE IN OK
cess Of $2.n0n. while MrM"chen. h"r-
wood AMI Cameron will come through
with 81 con each. Much money h2S also
been RAISED In The rural sections Of Lh:
county. When the final count Is taken
!, will no doubt show tina: Marshall
county is not lacking in patriotism.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-19

Bal,ir,o-., x Oi.to Officer Robert
shenhard las, nirht arrested a man oS
the name OF james Berger. Of To'tao'
Ohio. on ar alleged charS" o. pick
pocketing. Sheppard claims that ne
saw Berger have Ms hand IN ths pocNss
Of a foreigner. VIII" n N" t;inc ma"
s142 on his person. However. although
nothing was missing. Berger was taken
20 the city building. where Il charge o,
attempted pickpock"tinG was race"
against him. he wiu be given hear-
ing this evening before Mayor "asS'
man
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morning after spending several days
with friends and relatives at Marietta
Miss !irlcn Sheriff returned home last
evening after spending several days
with h"- parents 1T Cadiz.
George Dewey Giffcn returned Satur-
Day evening after attending q social
function at Marietta.
\ lar:;c crowd from this city wilt
Messed the football game at League park
yesterday afternoon.
Arthur ellis wiGl leave this morning
for ;hr western part OF the county for
n several days hunting trip.
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Still working Oh Auto Theft.

The local police department. Is haeo
at work on the case reported 10 them
late Saturday evenlnc. IN winch NiIiiaM
Mahan oil Wheeling had new OVERLAND
touring car stulra in this city. Tho car.
which bore L Wsst Virginia license tag
No. aOl2I. was stolen from Main street.
where II had been parked but snort
time before. The police OF the neigh
oo.4nE towns are also hard at Work On
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-19
verwolt Fuueral Saturday

Funeral services over the late Mrs.
Henry Nrrwnlt. who died ut her nome
IN TIltonvilr Thursday lnurnlnE. were
conducted from the place of death Sat
urlay afternoon. Tho services were In
charge of Rcv. w. IL Havc1 Held pastor
Of The Tilt"nv!llc II. l.. church. assisted
by Rcv Frederick Frank. pastor OF ST.
Iuhu's German Lutheran church. Inter
Inc,t WAS in Rivcrvicw cemetery in this
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-19
Local Boys Eeturn

Two local boys VINO Ire in training al
Camp sherman. srd who have been
spending Shur, furlouYh with their
parents IN thi, c.ty, returned 10 camp
;,1;ai,i last evening. Charles Gil VINO
,,rr!:ed IN IT.. city Friday night from
Camu Perry TO visit his grandparents.
also returned to Camp Sherman last
evening.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-19
DR. McouaiS Speaks.

DR.. AspinwaII McG"aie. OF New forE'
mo man who shocked all Wheeling n
Few, years ago b. shocking disclosures.
delivered four lectures IN this city yes
+crday Thr." - :hG lectures w-re atd
~ n. FIRST Presbyterian Al! 4 great
union meeting was held last nisat ae
the Firs, II. f. church. The meetings
will be held daily IL the First f7cSoy-
4erian church for the next ten Gays
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-19
Rpes-Eischer.

Saturday evening At I O'Clock at the
Lutheran church parsonage occurred
the marriage OF Earl =. ErecS of New
Cumberland. w. Va, and Miss MaEme
Fischer. daughter Of Mrs. Louise F's-
cher Of this city. Ecr. r. T.. McEanicl
performed tn" ceremony. Mr.. and Mrs.
Rrcrs Will take up their residence IN
WurWOul
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ssven Offenders Today.

Se-en offenders will face May;T Scha-
Ger in police court this morning as
result Of the arrests made SATURDAY
evening. FAYE Of the offenders were
picked up on disorderiy charges. while
IN. other two were t:ying to clean out
the central part Of tho city when tho
police put in an appearance
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Motto" was posted here saturday or
he final meeting Of The creditors Of the
Mound city Coal company. To he hc:I
1T the office Of tn" referee IN bank
ruptcy. J. W. Cunmins. in Wheeling.
Monday. November &c. The purpose of
the meeting is To pass OIL the trustees
report. To close up tho case and dis
charEc thu trustrr.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-19
Worthy OF Support

The campaign which is being waScd
an tins city IN ;hc interest OF tho l. 81.
c. y. work is worthy or al the supper
;.,at can b.. given. as they ere in need
or funds - carry on their work 70
greater extent. Local boys who are In
IN. ,r,In,aS camus state that the Y. NJ.
e 4 ls one OF .L~!r greatest friends at
the CAMPS.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-19
Finally Leaves

Hugh Chicago Eill'' Stewart. once
given chance to be good and who land
I'd back In jail because he took up his
cid tricks after being released. was an
ally placed on board train here Satur-
day and started for his home In Chica-
go, He promised to make good this
time and 20 through with It 4 deputy
put him on the train.
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Will Likely Not Have Banquet

In order to keep within the food com
scrvatiun movement which IS sweeping
over the country Il Is likely TINT the an
uunl banquet Of the fire department
which has been held fer the past twenty
five years. will be dispensed with. y
meeting Of the department Will h" held
in the next few weeks g. take up tins
subject and il is likely thai n fireman :
ball will be held in place Uf the annual
surCnd
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c1ose Campaign Tonight.

The workers and Others Interested i"
+be Y. NJ a. war fund campaign VIII
make another canvass today and report
At a luncheon 20 b. h.ld n the H"'iei1S
Commercial Club rooms thus evHn.ns'
This will be III" end c; the campa'E:''
and /, is expected tn"; Ds.IairH VII ("
over the top # its Quita Of S''9oe. 10
dare s9.S75,75 have bccu contributed "
the fund in cash ard pledges
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-19
Commission Authorizes Refund.

The IIhllr service commission re-
crivrd an informal application from tho
H. & q. Railroad company To be per
m!ttrd to refund over $500 ovcrchargcs
to tho United Zinc Smelling comnany
for III cars Of zinc between MoundsvillH
and ClarlsEurE The commission au-
thori2cd the refund.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-19
I1-atcnr WORK of the 2, M, G, A.

Howard Duff. who returned l" camp
Sherman yesterday. stated I" n represent
-tativc Of this paper that the Y. NJ &. ~
was tn" greatest friend of the soldiers
ut thc camp. At any time nf the night
hundreds Of the hoys can hc seen at he
Y. II. c. \. buildings spending their
leisure time.
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HolnleS-ElaR6,

Saturday afternoon nj the home Of
y. c. i.utes. Second street, occurred tho
marriage OF Louis Holmes Of Captina
and Miss Lctisha Elcke OF West Wetztl
county. The ceremony was performed
by Rov. A. T. Bennett Mr.. and MIS-
Holmes will reside on Bowman Ridge.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-19
conductors Have Stools

A now order went int" effect on the
Wheeling Traction system Saturday.
whereby the cnulnctur% arr S""''i''.
with stools rs we'll as tho mot"rman
and yesterday. several were s>rn oil the
local lines. This Will h" i great bcne-
nt 10 IN" conductors n$ they have been
compelled to stand all Of the time.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-19
Tire1neu Called Out

Tho members of tho fire department
were called from their SlumhtrS yes
tcrlay morning At 1":4n o'clock. when
an alarm WIS sounded from h"N thirty
nine nj tn" corner Of Second and Jfncr-
son streets When thu iircmcn arrived
they could End no hlaZc and were very
indignant when it WAS learned that II
was a false alarm.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-19
CampaiGu a Great Success

Tho Y. NJ. c. *. war fund campaign
here was a greater success than was en-
p.ctcd. The countY's quota was S44.-
600 but il il believed that when all sec,
tinns Of the county report the total VIII
reach almost $7n.c coo. The county quota
WAS raiSrd In tho city alone.
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BELLAlRE


We extend our sincere thanks 10 .ns
American Stamping and Fna''r' T On
nany. the Bible class ot nc SouNt
laire ii. l. church., the SH"'"r N'u'
American Mechanics and our
and friends Tor their k.n";s'SS anu -.
tiful floral tributes duelnr >,' ,,I
80 ssa,h AZ ou- beloved husband aud
father. james ". Corners. .>-r,
CHILDREN.
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Bellaire Briefs.

Mrs. Eerber. STEPHENS continues III
at her home On Belmont street.
Mrs. Charles Lester IS Ill AZ her nome
in this city.
The regular meeting oc tho Americas
Climb will be held Thursday evening at
their club rooms on Belmont street
Mrs. Amelia johnson. o. Maan!ngton.
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bridgeport Briefs.

Mss Pearl NaGG.!l retHrscd last
evening AFTER Spending the week end al
Lamar. Ohio.
Office. Frank Massey Viii -c!ialu!sh
his duties with nc poi.c- department TO-
Cay after = period OF four years o. faith
tul service.
Tho weekly meeting OF tho Senior
Mechanics Will Ice h"II in their hail on
Lincoln avruu" this evening.
John Murphy returned yesterday
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Donated to Recreation Fund

At the meeting Of the fire department
hold yesterday afternoon nj the central
house It was decided TO assess each Of
the four companies IS each the money
to be subscribed To the Soldiers Rccrea-
ton fund Ii is likely that tho depart
men, will also make donation to the
/ y. NJ. &. 4. fund in the near future
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The North End Athletic club OF this
city mot the Warwn"d Athletic club at
League park yesterday afternoon and
defeated the Warwood team by score
W to 0. The game was holly con
tested but the up-thc-rivcr lads were
outplaycd by the locals.
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Grand Jury reports

After being In session for tho entire
week the grand jury adjourned Satnr-
day, returning IS true bills, four against
saloontsts for selling to minors. The
fury also recommended that punch cards
in various places about tho city DO
thrown out Three pool room proprie-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-19
Taken to Reform School

Tho seven boys recently sentenced to
tho reform school at Lancaster as rc-
suit OF their self confessed criminal
activity were taken 10 that institution
Saturday, Fully that nany more nrc
still 10 bc tried. but II Is likely that they
will escape as first time offenders"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-19
Recovering From Injur1ea

Miss Helen Mcconnell il recovering
ct h.r home from irIur'rS she SUSTAINED
SATURDAY evening Wh'E Shr HHG H''
arm caught IN the peanut ina'li!r" III
tt ItnbrrtShn~ confectionery. "h"r'
sh.. ~ c,t.ptryrd y bal cash w:a cut
on i.cr arm when her clothing caught in
the machinery. She w;ll probably BE-
ADJ: 70 rcs.iluc her work tOcSy.
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had No License.

Tho foreigner who recently opened n
pool room In the ChNdinrk building. La
fatrttc avenue. was arrested Saturday
by Sheriff Clayton and Deputy Lopez
for operating his place Of business with
out :; license Upon securing his license
he vas released.
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The funeral Of Mrs. Ellen S. Taroe''
Who died Friday morning at her home
on Rock Hill. tool: place Sunday after
I,oon, Services were conducted at the
NOME at O'Clock by Pew Robert Grant.
1,astor o. tn: Rock Hill Presbyterian
church. Intermant was made IN Rose
Hill cemetery.
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Eellair. iodS: o: EiNS VIII h"id 4
regular meeting Tuesday evening III INC
Ell<s hall on belmont street. ~ ms
meeting plans Will BE- c"mpl'lt" lol ~,
- rT,,n,..:;,i on sunday. i'.c'.Caher :.
90 q class Of candidates Will Z: snl-
tiatcd.
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Ten D@oEs.

When rotics court opens this morn
mr. m. docket W; contain III" names
Of ten Offenders. arrested SATURDAY
night and Sunday on charges OF drunk
enness. They will be arraigned before
Nf,vor wassman this morning.
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Medicos to Meet

The regular Meeting - he besTonS
f,ornty Medical! SCric-y MI! DC a''u
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BUSINESS Will BE- sIven attention.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-19

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the managers last evening.
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4 Parker pharmacy.