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The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1917-05-21
AL. G. BARNES
WILD ANIMAL CIRCUS
Coming Soon limpses of Darkest
Africa to be Presented in
Big Spectacular

| The contract man for the Al. g.
Barnes wild animal circus was in the
city Saturday
New from the ground up" says
Mr.. Davis, with 500 or more people
and a program full of pep and 'ging-
err with many new animals in rare
circus acts, gay glittering galaxy OF
untold wonders, a big free street pa
rade, a spectacular pageant by the
entire cast of animals and people,
hundreds of newly decorated, gllded,
red and yellow wagons, in all myr-
aid of wonders too numerous to men
ton.
Due arrangements were made by
Mr.. Harry Davis for the show to ex-
hibit here on Wednesday, June 10.
grounds were contracted for at the
fair grounds, parade arranged for,
billboard space secured; water and
all things necessary to putting Mos
COW in the ''Wilds of Africa for that
day were completed.
Advertising car No. / will arrive
soon and Moscow will receive its cir
Gus "dolling up" others of the big
advance will follow to see that every
body in Moscow and vicinity do not
miss the opportunity to frolic on that
date, renew their knowledge in ma
tural history, drink pink lemonade as
only circus can fix it, feed the be-
loved elephant peanuts and delight in
the "shivery shivers" that the roar of
lions, tigers and leopards always give
us.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1917-05-21
KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS
IN ROUNDUP. IN COTTON
Nine From Moscow Among the 80
Initiated Into the Mysteries
of the Order

The Knights of Columbus, had a
great time at Cotton, Wash, yester-
day. Delegations were present from
Spokane, Lewiston, Moscow, Gene
see, Uniontown, Colfax, Pullman and
other places in the Palouse. Thirty
five applicants for membership in the
order were initiated in the first three
degrees of the order including nine
from Moscow. After complication
of the degrees a banquet was served
and the tables we're loaded with every
thing good to eat that the Palouse
affords. After the banquet the as
sembled knights adjourned to a
smoker, in the hall across the street,
where they were entertained and edi-
fed by goodly number of after din
ner speeches. The Cotton knights
and their ladies proved themselves
the most hospitable entertainers anc
placed their visitors under fraternal
and social obligations.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1917-05-21
FINDS CROPS ON RIDGES
LOOKING ESPECIALLY FINE
Prospects. for Farm Products in
Southern Latah County

Ralston Butterfield after an over
land trip between Moscow and South
wick during which he looked over a
number pf the ridges-Little Bear,
Potlatch, American and others-says
the outlook is wonderfully good for all
crops. Winter wheat is coming out
of the ''kinks" in fine style. the whole
country looks like garden spot and
ever man, woman and child is hustl-
ing for a record. Farmers are just
beginning to plant their beans on the
ridges and with the prices now pre-
vailing they expect to make kill
ing" on this crop.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1917-05-21
Hotel Moscow Arrivals

R. G. Lee, Harry Davis, H. P. Litch-
field and wife, w. E. Thompson, o. R.
Sprague, F. L. Won Schuch, A. M
Wilson, Spokane; Geo. E. Sheldon, Sc
attic; Mr.. and Mrs. A. Kennedy, Mr..
and Mrs. John Jaques c. F. Stephens,
Webb, Ida; v. ]. Franco, Helena; J.
A. Harsh, Deary; Henry Wolf, San
Francisco; w. J. Herman, Genesee;
G. L. Buhr, Boise; E. L. Swartzland-
er, Pendleton; Eugene Brown, Col
fax, Wash; ]. L. McClear, C. w.
McClain, Mr.. and Mrs. w. D. Mercy
nolds, Boise; James L. Harm, E. H.
Kilhan, Lewiston; r. McGahey,
Walla Walla; Lewis Aas, Deary; Jas.
N. Clapp, Potlatch; Charles Laqaire,
Kellogg; ]. A. Storey, Lewiston; Jos.
Devine, Garrison.
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The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1917-05-21
Moscow Woman Gets Patent

Mrs. Aroma V. Thompson of Mos
COW has been awarded a patent on
what promises to be a valuable lit
tie device. This is a hook and eye.
The general idea of the invention lies
in the provision of hook so con-
structed as to facilitate engagement
with the eye and at the same time
absolutely eliminate all danger of
slipping out until that is desired.
Mrs. Thompson has had several fat
tering offers for the purchase of her
invention, but has decided to handle
the business herself.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1917-05-21
Summer School

A six weeks summer school will
be conducted in Creekmur's Business
College beginning June II. A short
course in bookkeeping is being arrang-
ed and short hand and typewriting
will receive special attention. We will
be prepared to give work in the
grades. You can enroll during the
week beginning June 4th
aS T. N. CREEKMUTR, Pres.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1917-05-21
"Chicko Moore Comes Back

Chick" Moore was arraigned in pro-
bate court this morning on the charge
of burglary-the stealing of alcohol
from the Moscow High school build
ing. He was placed under a bond of
$500 pending a preliminary examina-
ton. "Chick" left town several days
ago but came back evidently determ-
ined to face the charge.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1917-05-21

that not only here in Idaho, but
throughout the country, during the
continuance of the war, party lines
will be almost forgotten and agress-
i've politics will not be tolerated"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-06

still very sure from vaccination antlcl-
pate having hnth wings out Of commits
sion tomorrow.
The weather at Petersburg is delight
fully 90 cool these mornings and eve
nings especially wien rcvirlle Is called
Mt 5:4I A. N. and everybody has TO
jump out of warm bed. dress In I'VE
minutes race out In the streets and
stand there in formation. At any hour
in tn" day w. q. Kaltenbach is one or
the most popular young fellows IN the
barracks hut ~ that hour he Is about
ne ml.h in favor ms a snake In ireland.
ilr IL tie R"EimtntHl BuEler.
But cold weather will soon bring one
r"nl delight Ia the boys of the 3r4th
Regiment Wouldn't Il lot OF people
back home like TO spend an evening sit
ting 10y an old fashioned log fire place.
The permanent Y. NJ. c. y. for the 3l4th
Regiment is nearing completion. In one
end of the big coy reading room Is
great big old fashioned fire place fixed
for an h0nrst-to- goodness log fire. This
camp occupies about 1000 acres or
ground that only recently was q forest.
Great piles Of logs will be ready to
warm the hiE Y. N.
And speaking Of the Y. NJ. G. A.. you
have tu be a soldier to appreciate what
That institution means TO the boys VINO
are ira ming for the service. There are
y. VI. {. \. quarters for each regiment.
our y. NJ al present IL housed In a dig
tent. There the soldiers may get all
he paper and envelopes they need for
letters free nt charge. Under the same
itnl. stamps and postcards arc sold.
There are writing tables, seats. pens
and in!; for the convenience Of the men.
Religious services are held Sunday
morning and evening. with special at
fractions on certain weekday nights. y
hiG piano sets IN the platform. where
great crowds gather To sing. or In lis
ten To the virtrolH. Once TO hear
crowd nf several hundred soldier boys
singing their favnritc songs. many or
them tillrd with thoughts of home ana
loved ones. is mover TO forget it. eSpec-
ially r. you're uu'. ri the boys"
Mr. BHAIiss. secretary of the Charles
ton. W. Va. Y. II. t. A., is in charge
of the "lith R"gim"ntaI Y. VI. He's
n prince Of Il fellow. and 10 one can
carr a Crouch when he Is III the
crowd
TIL" ,ictrnIa which was secured
through th" lnt"lligrnr"r and News. Is
in use almost. constantly from morning
until lights out" Nothing could DE
appreciated more.
Health Of the Wheeling. Ohio county.
Marshall county ana Brooke county boys
generally is good. \ few on the huSpl-
tai list. hut not seriously i'll.
Everybody Is kept $" busy. many or
the boys who left home ten days ago
have not seen many Of the others who
came ut the same time, Hut they'll oil
find cnch other eventually.
Battery 'I"' is helping build the main
road leading from the .Rrgimental Sec
ton on In tn" lInpcwcll Petersburg
road They work an hour and 4 half
each morning for exercise. then take n
quarter Of an hours physical drill un-
ill Han. The afternoon is tnkcn up
with drill and instruction during rest
prruds. t'Hptnin Graves promised To
give his men their first workout on the
guns tomorrow
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-06
HIGH GOVERNMENT OFFICIAL
WILL. 6 :S&H III WHEELING
Mex FRIDAY NIGHT.
Meeting NN;ii &c i1eid in Carroll CLUB
Auditorium With Col {. w.
Oelcbay Presiding.

Hon. Carl FcIanlan. assistant SEC
re.evy ~ aGrirG!ture o: III" tN'i'u
States. will snerk i: Wheeling. IN o.
h.: e! ~ >ec"2i Liberty l.oan. n"Nt
Friday 49, niao. /; was anHouGc', last
riSht b. ilr .!n',T l.. bicEey. rA'iT'
clan o. The L:he:t! Loan committee.
Assurance. tha; the PROMINENT govern
nent Official w'ou;d come hid been
-eceiveG during tn. day.
Mr. Nrcrmtn wi!l address public
mass r!c.iiac. 10 hc h"!h in the Car
roll Club auditorium. Hon. +. w.
Dciebay H,.h0 NJ, recently appointed
sCoti aGu,ici ,fratur fer West Virginia.
will acf =: cH"!:m1A.
Pian$ Tor rEr ::!:"'tn" -" rapidly
beia~ carlr,"t;f Baird Mitchell. SOC
re"tary e. In T.:h":'" Lar ovCantZa-
ton. said a.; ri.:.'t t.;at il il believed
rio me- II" vii! b" one of tn" llr2-
IS, eyer. hsid in :i:e auditorium. 1t
vii! hc-;n - : n'cIJc!;
Ir. VyoorI3n will arrive in Wheel
:n- a: So, n'r;crt from Steub"nville.
wi:@"c 10 w;l! spr:l; Daring the af.
.n"a"C7. lie is 'nurinc tho country
in -" ;r!"rc@i Cf the second Liberty
t.1?n.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-06
MILLIONS PLEDGED
TO LIBERTY LOAN
BY THE YOUNG MEMS CHRISTIAN
ASSOCIATION AT CHICAGO
CONFERENCE.
Central Department Including "est
Virginia, Agrees to Raise as 1ts
Allotment Sl2,5oo,ooO.

Az q meeting Of the board of directors
Of the loCnl Y. NJ. {. y. last evening III
the association building. III" general
secretary. John e. Lynch. mhur Il r."
port OF the cuufrrcure which he ATTENDED,
nj Chicago las, week. To a representa-
tive OF The lnt"lliEencer ne mace the
following statement:
The central army department or tho
national war work council OF the \. Al.
G. a. has pledged itself To raise Sl2.-
son, 600 as it's allotment Of the $685.
unn. 900 10 hu raised throughout the
United States for the Y. NJ. {. a. work
among the soldiers uf America and her
allies. The central department COM
prlsrs tfteen states. The pledges were
made through representatives from each
of these states at IL meeting held IN
Chicago Oct - The airport innm"nt to
he raised by West Virginia Is 100000.
Three hundred and NIFTY men were pres
INT ut tho Chicago gathering: including
representative business men. educators.
minister's and Y. NJ. {. a. workers.
Cyrus T. Mccormick. chairman Of the
budget committee uf the national war
work council. presented n budget or
expense which shows that IL grand total
of S25. 400. ono is needed.
In the United States alone 500 army
buildings costing from $1,000 to SS.5Nh
are Delnb erected III army SdIiIS "iiu
Sherwood Eddy said there must he
Y. NJ. c. \. hut" In every camp In
France where American boys are Sta
toned. There are now 1900 Y. NJ c. y.
workers In the army at homo and
abroad. How is this money to be
raised? II was told in spicy fashion
by 4. II. Whtford. one Of New Yorks
big business men. who is n director Of
the Y. NJ. c. a. national war work
council
The United States Is divided into
six military departments composed Of
groups Of states. These states. accord
ing 10 the national plan of campaign.
will he divided into districts. the dis
tricts tho districts into counties. reduc-
ing tho solicitation to the individual in
tho city. town OF open country. 1t is
recognized that there is hardly an
American village but has a boy under
arms. That village must help. Each
state Will plan its own state campaign
to he put on following the campaign for !
tho second Liberty Loan.
az. J. Cuupcr. Of Minneapolis was
elected chairman Of the campaign COM
mIItec for the central military depart
ncnt, and X. a. Shumaker. state Y, NJ. E
[. 4. secretary of Illinois. was made
campaign director. The chalrmcn of the
rftccn stale committees Will make up
the department campaign COMMITTEES.
The campaign Will he conducted stimuli
tau"uuSly in all states and cities during
the week Of Nov. lilo"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-06
BONAR'S CLEVER PEN
Continued From First Pagc.)

ii"uS artiil"rynr"n L" h"'.r luSE. APP
tain Graves will ha"" lh' appointment
of n certain number "f mon 'n the third
lraIluG camp At r"": ME"r. and with
Ihr"" months "Nr"ri"n"" III lamp Lee.
there's no reason Why a Inan Wh"ir de-
vulinn t. SrrIi,r wins him IN appoint
mont To- Fort Niger. shouldn't get COM
mission IL Il" krnrS Up his Labor there.
Nineteen boys - battery "t'. eighteen
of them Wheeling h"yS. have h"rn act
ing as squad lenders. with the rank 81
acting corporal rh'v are l.. q. Erown.
W. Lester burton uf Muund%rill". j. X.
LiarvcY. Goo. i. Kennedy. Th"S. y.
killccn. Mr.. j. Lane. Y. +. Long. j. t..
Mrt;rail. H. l.. N"kain. j. =. Nelson.
II. ". Pattisnn. i. T.. Paviiky. w. Z
CunrnG. r. II. Mas"r. j. NJ. Miller y.
shepherd. S. \. Nnirht. &. W. Whit"
md r'rrd Violin. They hnrr hncn dir"c-
ting the movements nf their squads and
attending Schnul for nun-rnmnisStnnrd
officers each evening.
This evening all Of The hnys of Rat
terry 80" ar" sitting in barracks walt
ing for their second shot in tn" arms.
Some Of tn" boys whose left arms are
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-06
Throw Away Your Sprays and Douches
II hev Cannot Cure Your Catarrh

system at the same time. Rather
throw away your sprays forever. II
they are to interfere with the proper
treatment Of your Catarrh.
:. $. s. is the most satisfactory
blood remedy known. and is purely
vegetable. containing only the eX'
tracts and juices OF roofs and herbs.
This great remedy has been in con-
stanL use for more than fifty years
and has given splendid results In the
treatment Of Catarrh. All druggists
sell it. but insist that they give you
The genuine s. S. S. There is nothing
Just as Good"
You are invited 10 write to our
medical director. who will gladly give
YOU expert advice regarding the treat
rnrnt OF your own case, without
charge. Address Swift Specific Co.,
295-G, Swift Laboratory, Atlanta. TIA.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-06
MEETINGS
IN SECOND u. P. CHURCH
The Rev. Dr.. Samuel Dodd Delivering
Impressive Discouraes-Sunday
Program.

The Bible Institute which opened last
Wednesday in the Second United l'reS-
hyicrian church. has proved 10 lac S"%-
cess. Tho Few. Samuel Dodas, u. -. ~
Rutler. Pa. has Won his hearers. and
each session shows an increased inl".-
est and attendance.
An npprccatlvc audience heard Rr.
Dodds yesterday afternoon on the
thought Of "lnheritauCc Of tho Saints IN
God" what Is God worth To the saint.
based on Faul's prayer for the Eph"Siah
church.
Inst evening the devotional Srrrlc"
was in charge Of the Rev. Or. Ira a..
McCreary, pastor OF the Second church.
Irr. nndds then gave nm address on the
"'rrmptation OF Christ in the W"IGn""-
ness
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-06
MASSACHUSETTS MAN
To Be Principal Speaker Mt wheeling
Commercial Association Lunch
con November !.

lanes o. Pagan of Waverlcy. Mass.
railroad signal man Of the National In
dustriAl Conserving movement. will be
the principal speaker NJ the luncheon To
lie held November /. In tho Hotel Wind
sor. He will speak upon the "Amcrican
Industry and the War" and Will tell OF
The industrial prosperity brought to
America hy rhc war and that which will
likely take pInc" in the world Of com
1nerce when the conflict is over.
Other prominent men will speak. in
Guiding several local manufacturers and
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-06
ANNUAL MEETING
OF Board of Directors OF Farmers Al
lance Insurance Company Hcld IN
Staram Hotel

Directors Of the Farmers Alliance
Fire insurance company Of West Fir-
.siuia. con: posed IT farmers Of this sec
i!ru'of tie state. held their annual moot
ing Yesterday in the parl"rs of the
Sta.nm hotel Reports Of the year were
r,ad. showing that the organization was
in good shape and had had Il prosperous
rrar. Plans for the ensuing year were
mad" Following IN" meeting luncheon
MAS taken at the hotel.
Those present were: y. r. JACOBS.
Short crock: ". t. Connelly. Short
Creek: y. II. Councilman. Short Creek:
l.. W. Atkinson. Elm Grove: W. NJ.
rti.SS. Nuund$rill": J. 4. Bonar.
Mcuu!$yilr: Daniel Maxwell. 'rriadH!-
rhia: VI. = Hartley. Vest Liberty; J! L..
,,:,r,"r. W"llshurg and II. \. Wayt. Glen
t.nS;n:I.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-06
vR0OMAN. ASSISTANT SECRETARY
If kGR|CULT URE, To BOOST LOAN

will H.. held in connection with tn" reg
uiar. Sunday school. Tic partnership
ri:u is rntirriy u"w and should form
vaI::ahlr cid in Sunday school lnStruc-
tIun Th. plan calls for no really new
organization. nor for the cnllstinE OF
ANY IaI,ut outside hat now existing IN
,hr sunday school
It's most important advanta2' is lhat
I, prov ids an active part in the work ot
th.. school and church FOR every part
n.r'' on III" basis that sharing III the
business OF tn" church should be the
-,.ni.t Int..rrsf Of ..N,,rs. Christian.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-06
LOCAL BIBLE CLASSES
HAVE BIG ATTENDANCE

The West Virginia State Sunday
School association at Clarksburg has
been sending out attendance figures ey-
cry week showing attendance at certain
mems Bible classes. According 10 the
figures for last Sunday. the Vance Me-
mortal church is in third place, while
other Bible classes Of this Vicinity are
we'll up in the list.
The attendance last Sunday at these
different Glasses was as follows: e,
Copeland Methodist. Athens. ....... 22S
johnson Memorial Methodist. Hunt
lhgtoh .:'.''..' -. ......-' 40
Vance Memorial . Presbyterian.
wheeling II
McClelland Presbyterian. C1arks-
burg ................... l46
Westfall B.. c. Central NJ. E.,
Charleston .................... .106
Better Way Glass. 1st NJ. E.. Park.
erSburg ........-...... oo
Robinson Class. LIST U. P. Wheel.
Ing .............. '............. 40
McReynolds Christian. Clarksburs. S.
First Presbyterian. Wheeling ...... 81
Peters Class. Baptist. Clarksburg. IS
THOMPSON Methodist, Wheeling -. 81
Fourth Street. VI. F.. Wheeling. ....,' 30
Stone Church. Presbyterian. Elrl
Grove ............- ..'.. ....'.i" -
brotherhood Class, Parkersburg ...,.. %
ST. Paurs Evangelical. Wheeling. ~
r. S. Wadc-St. Paul So. n. E..
ClaTksburE .................-. IL
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-06
Science Shows the Way to the Proper
Treatment

SCIENCE ,::r'"+ "onciu>i""ly that
C:,tarrh canno; b" permanently cured
!, =. ,.4c,!ia- alone, on local treatment
without sp:Lls. doucne<. inhalcrs and
Cln;m"ni.;.
Cliar"h is ROT It lorli disease. II l.
more Ih8n IN inflammation OF the
mcmh-.:H-: "Eh .;..' pa$:Tc";. When
vor ar. I'll rAo:,ed ~ so that YOU can
hardly breathe. Eo"I: condIti N mas
been brought about b: millions OF
tiny :":::.!s which have found lodc-
mem in Eour blood
II i: oaly by cleansing your b!ond
ri thcS,. disease germs and driving
them from our system thar YOU Can
ger rid OF YOUR Cdtl@rh. :. :. y.
drives tho germs OUT OF your blood
and acts as L ionic 10 your general
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-06

Mrs. Bung-Yer seems ter be talin' it
pretty rough since the Missus cleared
off, Barney? -
Barney---Well. It comes = bit hard
going back to work after NIL thees years
OF married life.-Sydney Bulletin.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-06

TIL. .!aX Of Ireland and Scotia that
,.:n he uS.h in linen for manufacture nr
:,.ruplnrl.. cloth mIISa no longer I've used
'nr any other purpoS" without permits
SION. This is according to an order or
tin. british government.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-06

Mr.. and Mrs. Singleton PAUL and Mr.
and Mrs. Eugene FIildreth III will spend
the weekend the guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
J. w. Holloway at Chillicothe. 0.
Mrs. Edward Rose and children Of
Baltimore. Md. will arrive today for a
visit with Mrs. Roses parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. F. E. Mccoy. Of South Front
street.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Coleman and
daughters. Misses Marie and Clara Rose.
and son. George. will leave Sunday on 4
motor trip through the Shenandoah val
ley, later going to Camp Sherman. Chill
licothc, to spend several days with
Lieutenant Leo Coleman.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. R. Marshall and
daughter. June. Of Woodlawn. left last
night for trip to Chicago. where they
will be the guests Of Mr.. Herbert Mar
shall
Miss P. A. Moran. Of akron. O.. is Wis
iting her mother. Mrs. Henry Schafer, OF
Sixteenth street
Miss Mary Albright. OF Martins Ferry,
is abb" TO be- back at her position as
night chief operator at the Consolidated
Telephone office, after being III.
Mrs. William Boydf of Elm Grove Is
recovering at the North Wheeling hospi-
tai. where she underwent an operation
several days ago.
Mrs. W. B. Down. Is III at her home In
the Formaso apartments. suffering from
an attack Of the grip.
William F'ettc. Of III" Morgan 1nsur-
anc6 agency. is slightly indisposcd.
Mrs. II. T. McGrogor will leav" this
morning. for Cleveland. TO visit rcla-
tivrS and friends before returning Ia her
home I'm Philadelphia. She has been
spending the summer the guest Of local
relatives.
Mrs. Louis Smith. Of Elm Grove. left
yesterday for Claysville. 70 visit friends.
W. IT. Mills Of Pittsburgh. will spend
to-day in the city on business
Mira. Fred r. Faris and Mrs. James II.
Beans and the latter's daughter, Miss
Elizabeth. ar" motoring I" Maryland.
where Miss Elizabeth will enroll in the
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-06
7ae--ccx1P PAN SUNDAY.

III. North Street ". i. church oh
>rry.S IL; it"$t Premiership Sun,!:tT. ''''-
,"',..r :. u; whi":, tirrr th'' purtr"rSt'in
ia" will t.. explained. This r""iinS
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-06

business men. Invitations will be sent
70 large numbcf Of persons in this
community TO attend the luncheon.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-06
About People
Movements OF individuals to
and From the City.
Observation-Disclosures
TRI-STATE ARRIVALS.

Sta1nn,-A. R. Jacobs. NJ. c. Connolly,
\. II. Councilman. Short Greek: a. VI.
Atkinson. Elm Grove; A. Bonar, Mounds
vile: II. Maxwell. TriadelphIa; NJ. c..
Hartley. West Liberty; J. l.. Carter.
WcllsburG: II. A. Wayt, Glen Easton:
s. NJ. Rogers Grafton: c. w. Smith. Fair
mont: Frank P. Cook. Maud.
Windsor-E. II. Fickers. Morgantown:
O a. Gregg. Morguntown: Fred NJ. King.
Parkersburg; MIR. and Mrs. l.. l.. Spar
ker. Mary Katherine and Francois Earl
Sparkcr. .Clarksburg: 4. c. Jarvis. Char
lesion; S. A. Stephens and wife. Charles
ton: j. Il. Patterson and wife. Rrush Run.
McLure-R. w. Putnam and wife. Fair
mont: Geo. W. Quinn, DR.. NJ. *. Bowlcs.
Cameron; Charles A. Sword. Parkers-
burg: y. l.. Ioungmans. Marietta: NJ.
Fischer. Parkcrsburg; F. c. McCrackcn.
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suites are solid Walnut, Mahogany. etc, and
which are only veneered-this is part Of our
'"Square Deal" system Of doing business, that
will appeal to you. Our reasonable prices
will prove by comparison from ten t" twenty
per cent lower than you II be quoted anywhere
else in town.