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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-15
Martins Ferry Briefs.

Police court will again likely ne
br,uk today not y single arrest peihs
,po.i, hy th,. officers saturday.
Charles Webb Of South fltih street
has nrr.pl.d position III IN" fork-
viii. lin plant and entered upon MS
DUTIES last night.
Eurrs, Whrt"n returned 10 camp
sherman las, evening after spending
Suudmy N This city.
rnl".ri Donaldson "f Mount Pleasant
i r,...nv.riue al tn" local hospital whera
Imr"h leg. -
Oscar t;usney spent sunday with MS
parents in this city returning 10 camp
sherman al rhillirnihc last evening.
'Th. weekly meeting OF the ODD Eel
lows Will hn held in their hall on NoTth
Fifth street this "cvninG.
Marshal trupper and party Of local
psur!,. returned last evening alt"F
spending the day AT Camp sherman
Thomas Bowen who is in training AT
Camp sherman spent sunday the guest
Of his parents in this cry.
Miss limghus returned 20 Cleveland
las, evening after visiting friends In
ths city for several days.
frank "Earnc%" Mortar returned L"
c,nu sherman ut Chillcothe last even
ing after SpnINlnp SNIbi9 III ''l'' W. .
Til" many friends Of Frank H"inrlok.
we'll known Hanover street grocer. VIII
regret {" learn that H. rs i'll al his homo
nu NnrIh "t'urth street
Thr local lodge OF t.lks Will hold an
important meeting III their rooms on
Enur,h street this evening.
I,uSSnl Cochran Of !'att"n'S Run spent
Sunday IN this city the guest OF friends
and relatives.
I.nra! banks reported large sale Of
Liberty bonds Saturday owing 10 the
large ply$l handed out IL tho loca
plants.
The Junior Kings Daughters Will
meet a. the home Of Miss kaktherinc
Dixon "n North Fourth street ;hls
evening.
Charles Duff and daughter. Miss
AlArSarel returned last evening after
spending the day at Camp Sherman III
GfIillicuthr.
Harris Young returned To his home al
Canton last c%vunS after spending The
weekend in the city the guest Of reia-
lives.
Miss Kathryn RlaCkfurd returned last
evening after 4 several days visit with
friends in Cleveland.
Leonard Wilson II this city was IN
Rayiand Yesterday afternoon calling on
friends and relatives.
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Personals and Briefs.

Mrs. Frank Majors. wife OF the late
Frank Majors. is the mother of son.
horn Saturday.
Mrs. G. IT. Schuctte Of Columbus. O..
IS visiting relatives in Park View.
Miss Edith Schubert OF Woodlawn has
returned. HON" from a several days visit
in riII ShurGm.
MIR. and Mrs. {. K. Hubbard Of Ken
v,.,l Flare al" Sp ItlIlr The week AT
tho Hampshire. club.
Misses cora and Elanch Redmau. of
Mun&nur.iil". Ia. ar" ih" guests at
relatives in Fulton.
Mr. and Mrs. t.. i. Bowman of Fulton.
are the proud parents Of girl which
arrived Friday night.
Mr. aud Mrs IT, t. EIazl"tt and Or.
and Mrs John Storcr. Of l.ratherw""i.
ar enjoying Il weekend motor trip 10
Wa shimGlnn. d. {.
Lee Sells, accompanied by his chill
drcn. Harold and Jessie. has arrived IN
Elm Grove. to make his future home.
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Louis Jefxsf1oA

Funeral services over tho late Loum
Jefferson. who dled at his home on
Wnvmnn's Ridge. on Saturday, Will DO
held this afternoon from his late resi-
dence. At 100 o'clock. and intorment will
b. mnt,c in the Limestone cemetery.
MIR. jefferson was q prominent farm
rr OF Marshal county, and was IN the
COZ year Of bis age. He Is survived
by tho following children: Elmer and
Milan Of Columbus O.: willard. at home
Misses Mlttlc, Amy and Birdie at nome.
-. js MISC survived by the following
hrotbcrs: William OF Moundnyille. Jas.
" Uaynan's Ridge: and six sisters.
Nrsaames. Fell Strom OF this city; Mar
III, Stewart OF Fork Ridge: Mary Cum
bingham. Pittsburgh: Lydia Dorsey OF
this city: Peter Stamford, OF Weyman's
Ridge and william Frances OF Limo
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SEATS ON SALE TOMORROW
FOR AL JoLSoN SHOW

The seat sale for Al Jolson. Americas
greatest blnrk face comedian and singer
in his biggest hit. Robinson Crusoe
Jr" which will he offered at the Court
for ono performance Thursday night.
October ~. starts tomorrow at 9 A. NJ.
The scale Of prices to be charged ID ex-
actly the same as in all other cities and
which has boon in vogue with Jolson
and other monstrous musical shows:
$3.50 for the entire lower 1oor. 32.no
dress circle; sl.51 and sl.Gn balcony .f6c
family circle and 50c gallery. Tho On
tire original Winter Garden company OF
100 and the same mammoth production
will be seen here. special Train IS
required to transport tho company and
baggakc and 1t will arrive In the city
about P. II. from Youngstown, Ohio.
The comedian Ia on his way hack to
New York from 10 months tour which
ha. taken him from coast to coast.
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ca, delivered an address on The Land
Of Darkness" nj the Stone Presbyterian
Church Of Elm Grove yesterday morn
ing at II O'Clock. File delivered a very
interesting address on tho primitive
WAYS Of tho Africans. Blanks for
subscription fund for foreign missions
were distributed.
The regular weekly meetings or tho
Junior and Senior Christian EndeaNo'
Societies of the Stone Presbyterian
church were held in the Sunday school
rooms AZ 4:3O and $50 o'clock respec-
lively.
At the Vance Memorial church. Woods
dnle: DR.. j. c. r.. Ewing. missionary
from India. delivered m address on the
"t'oreIgn Missionaries" at 1900 O'Clock.
Few. ]. NJ. Porter delivered the evening
address on John Calvin, the great Re-
former. Sterescopic slides were shown
with the latter sermon.
Holy communion WAS observed at the
St. Pauls church Mt Elm Grove !ester-
day. Rev. J. l.. Fish delivered the ad-
dress.
Communion services was held at tho
Christian church ut Elm Grove. Rev.
Harry Robertson delivered an address
on Lessons for Gethssmanc."
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telegraph operator. IS sy"u'iiuE f''w

telegraph operator. IS sJ"uiiuE '"W
days at Quaker ely.
Mrs. J"I"ph carry. WV" las t''''':t al
at her kumc on ilavri>ra street. ~ m
proving.
Miss Minnie N"uhhr'i' 81 S"h"iuc j.
spending a few days with local relatives.
Mr. ard Mrs Frank Land" AMI sun
o: Noble street are visiting relatives III
Cleveland.
Mrs Charles Slack j. visiting h'r son
at Camp Shermnn.
The Republican city ""r'mi'''" -
scheduled ~ hnld Il meeting Ti."SdH,
evening in til" Commercial club :'"'ii>
Or and Mrs. t. :. Star&w'th"r l"t'
yesterday on an su;oln"hil" trip !" ~"
York.
Carl Burch has gone I" Mt. Ii.m"m~.
Mich 20 spend f,w w""'-.
4 meeting OF the W-stmmSi"r E!''d
Of the First Presbyterian "harch viii -"
held this evening.
Mrs C. r.. Picket has rstHrn"d :" go
lumbus after q visit with local r"lHtir' =.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-15
MOUNDSVILLE
Defeated Magnolia.

OeiGhtoo A@o6 AVIAN
IN ono Of the hardest fought contests
ever experienced by the local high
Scnunl eleven. tho Orange and Black
warriors triur2phcd over Magnolia's
eleven al New Ma:tinsville Saturday. by
the Scor,. nf Q 20 0. Magnolia got the
jump on the Mound Builders in tho ArSt
five minutes Of play. but during the re-
maindrr OF tho game. consfRtent ana az
yressiva football rnab led tho locals TO
lawn 1he home team. During thu fnl-
lowing three periods OF play Moundsviile
III" Magnolia lads and during
,h.. rrpa,cr part Of tho game kept tho
ball in their territory. Kay scored LOT
Nnundsyil!r in the second quarter hoes
The oval between the uprtghts from the
ih,rly-yardl inc, creditins MoundHville
viii, three points In the third quarse'
Hurley scored for Moundsville on ror-
wu-J PASS. When tine was called for
,h., .amn Moundsville had tho ball on
Na.nrila's two-yerd limo with three
towns TO nuke the distance
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The citizens OF Mt. de thhntal Will
hold Il mass meeting Wednesday even
ing in Clnyior's store. for the purpose
nr dcvisinc some means 10 raise enough
money (" lay sewer through tnh town.
The county * building u road through
The town and Is willing To lny new
sewer as far rs it builds lii" road. but
i'm order thai tho sever anaT he Of any
IL. Il i< u".'"sSary 80 lay III" sewer /"
/ he. ruInt desired.
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Mrs. Myrtle wyatt

Mrs. Myrtle Wyatt we'll known resi-
dent Of this county. died SATURDAY
morning at 10 o'clock at tho home OF her
sister. Miss Emma Taylor, Of First
street. She was 50 years OF age and
best dea her husband IS survived by four
children. Funeral services were hold
Sunday afternoon at the place OF death
The remains were later taken to Hun
dred. where interment was made In Sand
mn ceuetery
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Rridreport Brjefs.

Harry I.n!ppl". VIII" is training ~
Camp Shh"ruan nj ''hilli'o:h' Sl"'h
Sunday the quest q: his parent On the
taliz pike.
Tho Senior Mechanics VIII hold an inn-
purtant meeting in their r"nIus OF LIN
roln avenue this evening.
Mrs. ti"nrg" Spears returned TO her
home at Cleveland yesterday after Il
short visit in This city.
\ inrge crowd from this city was dis
appointed yesterday when the Virginia
&C. club failed to show up at League
park.
John L. Cook returned to Camp sher-
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New Order Issued.

Announcement has been made by the
rrotorrsn and conductors on RI" Bat
laire division OF tho Wheeling Traction
company that beginning today all cars
will stop on the approaching side o. tbs
street. II is believed this will reduce
the number Of accidents rc$Ultan; from
cars stopping on the far side o. the
street
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Rad Gross Work Resumes To-day.

The work of the Red Cross society 81
Elm Grove will be resumed this after
noon. Mrs. G. Fl. 7. Schmidt and Miss
Eleanor stein will be in charge. The
local chapter is doing good work. and
should do more work than is assigned
10 them by the Wheeling chapter, There
are now four sewing machines In op-
Grafton and every afternoon sees new
face at the meeting.
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VIII Entertain.

Thursday evening At her home Am
Gravel Hill. Mrs. John Lockwood will
entertain the members IT til: Merry
Stitch. club. y number Of Invitations
haze been ISSUED and Il large attendance
nc the clubs members and friends are
expected.
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SDeeder5 Arrested.

Officer l.uuiS l"ratnarriu" grabbed
SIX sprr,i"rs In Fulton yesterday. ftF"
we're men and IN" WAS Il wnman. MI
tried TO make a speedway out If Tho
newly rlv"d road III Fulton. int tho
couldn't get away with II. They wlIi
lie arraignrd before Mayor St"k"r to-
morrow evening at 30 o'clock.
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George Weber. Park View boy who en-
listed IN the L. s. aviation service. is
homo TN 7@-honr furloush and will
leave ut noon today for his station at
Dayton. G. Weber wa.s u former MEM
Der Of the Bachelor club Of Elm Grove.
and he was warmly welcomed by his
CORNER associates. He states that he
likes being in the service Of Uncle Sam
and is anxious 10 get over in France.
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OUT-THE-PIKE
stou. Church socIa1 Tonight.

\ social will be held tonight in the
basement Of tho Stone rrcsbyto rian
church at Elm Grove for tile momherS
aud friends of the congre EatIon. Before
the social. q literary and musical pro-
gram Will be rendered in the church au-
d;tnrium. Hon. E. Fl. Hall assistant 10
Food Administrator Herbert Hoover,
will address tho audience on the need
OF food conservation. Everyone Is well
come 10 attend.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-15
Coal Situation Alarming.

The coal situation In this county -
brcoming more serious every day. Only
the ParrS' Run mine. north of town,
is furnishing tho local trade, and not
nearly enough fuel con be had at this
mine 10 supply the demand. The state
coal administration has taken up tho
coal problem hero and there Is no doubt
but tina, within tho next few days more
mines Will be operated In this Immediate,
vicinity. .tiISxs
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Tho Iirlrim. HIND. Circle 81 hlnS
Daughters az" making nrrInG"tn"n'N ;'r
conducting Il rumna%" sal" ~ ii''N ~"
the week beginning November l.. Ih'
ladies' alrrad? haze II larE" atu"iin' 80
goods on hand but wnuln gall :'r'i"'
tnors donations This rlar" far h"!u'.-
IN. sale has not h'"n announced
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Veterans To VicnbufH.

r. S. Bonar. L. G. Brock. c. C. Nat
hews. Col. z. W. II. Baldwin and T. G..
Hammond. al members Of the J. c,
Caldwell Post, No. FL. q. A. r.. left
last evening for EicksburE, Mss where
they will attend the annual reunion OF
the Blue and Gray. to be held there Oc-
lober &c to 10. The local veterans went
10 Cincinnati. O.. where they boarded a
special for tho convention city.
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derfuIly, SO the soreness is all gone now.
] believe Lydia f. Pinkham's Vcge-
table Compound is just the remedy for
female troubles. - Mrs. ELIZABETH
JOHN, R. F. D. No. 4, Toledo, Ohio.
Lydia F. Pinkham S Vegetable Com
pound, made from native roots ard
herbs, contains no narcotic or harmful
drugs, and today is regarded as the
most successful remedy for female ills.
There are thousands of voluntary testi-
monials on file in the Pinkham labora-
tory at Lynn, Mass, to prove this
fact
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RecovcrlnE From 1nIns1es.

Bort. young son Of Mr. ara Mrs. I'es'
Eoderer. OF Lincoln ar~nu". Is r"""N"f-
ing al his hnun from the effects nf x
iuries sustained Saturday w"". rm
Martins Ferry. TN. lad Was in IN"
Hoge ir. cream factory and h"riG"nf"iiT
got his fingers caught Iii III" ""ge a. ia"
rrs4..r. Tn, finger on his right 'hamI
were badly mashed.
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Defeated East Liverpool,

TIL. l.o,%i high %''h""l i""ih;hi i'hh'
VIA II. second Victory - IA" season sat
ur,lay ail"ru,mli 10y defeating ;hE EAST
i..verI,u"l nsgr"2a,i"n AZ i."aGu" lark'
lex :, s,"r. -! - /" :. TIN gam" WlH
one Of IN" ir,sI a. This S"aS"I. n I"i!!!'-
,.niinu wil! ~" held a. the school 'o-u'!
IN homer ~ tile VICi"r%.
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Eagles Meet Tonight.

The Bellare aeric OF Eagles Will hold
all important meeting this evening In
odd Fellows hall. Arrangements VIII
b. completed Cor a big meeting 10 be
T.. held Monday ,..v..uing. October -. At
which time q class Of candidates will h:
.;ri,iated. State President Fesly o. Del
aware will attend The meeting.
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Queen Esther Circle.

1'hr. Queen Esther "Ir' IL - tn" A"|'
Wheeling ". f.. church W:!l IT,. "n ~
taiutd this evening al tn. ii"i',,' - Miss
Flora Moor. ~ West Wl"ri,nG. y Sh"r' .
business meeting wilt i" h"hl after
which tho usual diversions Will t"itur'
the meeting.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-15
Miller Tenders Resignation.

Policeman ETaStus Miller Of the local
force has rendered his resignation to
become effective today. Mr.. Miller has
been on the force here for the last eight
years and has made one OF the best Of
ricer. the city has had In recent years
Mr.. Miller resigns to 20 back to the
farm. As yet no appointment has beea
made to All the vacancy.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-15
warwood Cancels Game.

The Warwood A. g. cancelled the
gam. with the Se!bcrt \. c. Of Elm
Grove yesterday. stating that several
of their players ware not in condition
Ia play rs they were injured In the game
n, Mcundsville last Sunday. However
n. Scibort 4. &. secured a gam" with
thc East End A. G. at the last moment.
The carnc was played on the Tunnel
Green grounds aud the East End A &,
won hy the scor" Of TO 9.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-15
Police Court.

Mayor Srhaf"r wilt hnN" busy s's-
sion Of polio" court today re r";!'f 90
rho arrests f.'nd" Saturday ""SnI"E -:
cral offenders Viii tn"" lis honor "n
:arious charges. such - iHhii'E. lis ~
Grrly conduct and plain hrunk"nn"ss.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-15
BRIDGEPORT
Locals Defeated at Rayland.

The PAUL. \. {. football team -: ;hlS
city journeycd |" Eayiaud y''~':.iHa>
afternoon and wss defeated hE "a" Ray
land \. e. team l.! L close scar - > -
s. The game was witnessed ky itr&"
crowd and many interesting pia|s w"r''
mad.
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Temperance Day.

Temperance day was observed ii this
city yesterday and a number OF pro-
hlbitionists delivered addresses. At the
first ". E church 7. \. While of Barnes
vile. now manager Of the campaign to
make Ohio dry, WAS the principal
speaker.
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BELLkIRE
Christian Endeavor Convention

The annual convention OF the Belmont
County Christian Endeavnr union Will be
held next Wednesday and Thursday At
the Rock Hill Presbyterian church. west
Of this city. 4 program will be rendered
and a number Of the local pastors ~ill
participate.
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FRAUD ALLEGED.

RECKl.EY. ". wa. Oct. l4."-W. Fl.
Dunuran and j. W. Gillespie. western
land agents. are being hold here under
$4,000 bond rarh for alleged fraud IN
connection with the sale tN Reckioy poo-
rlr If government lands in western Ok
lahomA
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TO Entertain Club.

Mrs John ". Fish will entertain the
members Of the D. ". T. club WrdnsS-
davdar evening at her home on Gravel
Hill. \ variety - diversions will b"
enjoyed and all ,h". members are look
Ing forward 20 an enjoyable time.
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Work ON Retaining walls

Rapid progress is being made on the
repairs to the Greggsville Pike and Wad-
dcll's Run road. 4 considerable por-
ton Of the retaining wall near Groggs>
yiIlc. has boon completed. and Contractor
James f.. Sells. who IS in charge OF the
work stated yesterday that It. - hoped
70 complete the work before winter
weather puts a stop 10 tho improve
mems.
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Gave interesting Talk.

Rev W. W. Wood. pastor "f tn" West
bridgeport VI. +. church, gave nm nI""-
-stiRg talk ~ the temperance meeting
held in tn" Krkwood Presbyterian
church last evening. Special MUSIC NJ
ais, rendered during the evening i" III"
choir Of the church
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-15
QUICK RELIEF FOR
STOMACH MISERY

l-Sr Mona Tablets. they are one Of
the most effective and safe remedies
for oni-or-ord"r stomachs. Resides
quickly stopping the distress Mi-o-aa
:nuthrs the irri,atcd wallis OF the stom-
ari,. strengthens End builds Zip the d.
.rstiv.. organs. Do not suffer another
day. got n sue box al once. G. II. GrtooI
& Co. can supply. you.
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In Bad Condition Again.

'rh. slip south If Tn. ','1'''.
hridg. is again causing a !"' "f '"?"ih,"
and unless repairs an mad" SH"'ilt J.
will be imposSih" Ia us. 10. N'r'.''i> ~
thar noiut The street rir ira X ~
This point ar" nlS" In bad rnnd!'i"a - =
result of The Sin
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-15

- ;h;$ rI!y.' VIII" We h"ard'h INC ''''-
tract fur the rrr"::nu II itc hungarian
i:nuiiSl chapel ut y" corner p' riIIh
.ir,.., and cemetery road. will snrt work
in;S w..k. The bu,lhing Will cost III
,n, n,.ighhurhn"d at SG.""h ard II IL
hnr"d 81 lave :, c,,H!i!','h hy ihe iirSt
IL, H.. -
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He formerly resided III Elm Grave. but
removed To Toledo. Ohio. moro than a
gear ago Hr has accepted position In
Tho Wheeling Mold ana Foundry plant
Mrs. Geo. ARCHIBALD and son. Of Glen
wood. HAY" rtturm"d ham" from Pltts-
.uIrgh. whore they Visited rclalivcs.
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LADY Elfs' Club.

The members Of the Lady Elks clan
will entertain Tuesday afternoon at the
E:lks' home on Belmont street. Cards
will be the diversion and a luncheon will
b.. served MeSdames Roy Roller and
Charles Trisler will be the hostesses.
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District Conference.

The GAINESVILLE district conference Of
the Methodist Episcopal church will ne
held at NeudryShurC. October 20 and 30
Fey. e. " Danfnrd. distrir; supern-
;.ndent. will preside. All thr loral min
listers nt that church will attend and
sake par, In the programs.
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Start Repaving Today.

Work will be started on rnpavinE Cen-
ter street. Fulton. today. The street
hns been in "a very bad condition tnt
some limo past. Contractor Campotil
will have charge Of the work.
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NnYann Ends at Noon.

The forty-eIght hours OF prayer being
observed In all the pike Catholc
churches will end at noon Today. Morn
ing servires will be held in all tho
churches.
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plav warwood Friday.

Tho LOCAL high Srh""l football ;"""
will plar the Wnrwn"d team t'tiGnN
evening Of this week at l.'asu" pl1k -
Martins Ferry This will II" -. it"~'
game for tn" local team sine" iiS TO-
nrganizatton.
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Shaw Funeral.

The funeral Of Sylvanis. young son OF
Mr.. and Mrs. John Shaw. who died FRI
day. took place yesterday afternoon at
the home oniTwenty-ffth street. Inter
rnene was made in the Davis cemetery on
Winding Hill.
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/ E. III u l . Y " - ~ ~
that caused q great
deal of sore n e 8 8
across my back, and
through my abdo-
men. Sometimes it
would be very pain
full after q h ard
days work. | read
a bout Lydia E.
Pinkham's Ncge-
t a Bile Compound
and tried it and it
,no b,1po1 mn yp0D-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-15
NURSE HAD
POOR HEALTH
Suffered Much Pain, Yet Had
to Work. Finally Cured by
Lydia E. Pinkham's Veg
etable Compound.

Toledo. .Ohio.-"I am a widow and go
out nursing. and suffered from
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-15
Authorized Pay Stations

HIN Grove, W. Va
The First National Bank
State Bank or Elm GroVa
Norwood. W. Va
EdEewood Pharmacy.
Fulton. W. Va Bank Of Fulton
Wheeling, W. Va
Company Office. Cor. 12th and
ChApline SITS.
Pay your electric light. gas and
Uater bills at the most convenient
osy station, before the 10th OF each
month, to save discount.
west Virginia TrAct1on 4 Electric Co
Ctry 4 Suburban Gas Go.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-15

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