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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-30
.BRADEN FUNERAL WILL
Be HELD THIS MORNING
SERVICES PoR. JAMES Y. BRADEN
TO BE HELD IN FAMILY HOME
AT 10 O'CLOCK.
Body to Be Taken to Washington, Pa
Where Additional Services VIII
Be Conducted.

This morning at 10 o'clock funeral
services will h.. held Cor James \.
Eradrn. prominent citizen and frir7S%.-
var,/l railroad official. IN Ih'' family
k<nc in WonIstlai". whorr u" suddenly
passed away at 1850 o'clock. Wclncs-
day morning. tn" Rev. Dr. James
Mcasr Potter. pastor Of Vance Memorial
Presbyterian church. will ofhciat". the
body will hr taken To Washington. IA.
tn" former homo Of Mr. Braden where
additional services will h: held this
afternoon at : o'clock. i'll the home or
his hrmrhrr. Charles O. Rrad"n. Inter
m"ut will u" in Washington.
Mr.. Rradru was among tho oldest
prnns ylvanil railroad company employ
- iii point "f service in this srrtion al
Ihr country. II" had boon cdnneclHd
with rh,. r,ui For nearly forty years and
f"r a great many years VAS general
!r"'cht agent n! IA" road here.
Mr.. i,rldru was one Of the oldest and
mos, ucriv,. u..mh"rS ~ Vance Mam"r-
ial church. end for years w1ts sun:rin-
i"ndrut Of Nanrr sunday school. lie
Was on" of tin oldest members Of batcS
Ledge. No -, A. T.. and \. MaSnns. y
d"I"::aii";l. from l;ar"s lodge will attend
thr ser, irrs her" including number
If personal ami frHt"rnai friends 1T Mr.
RrAti"n.
Immediately r"Ii"wiac III" services III
tn, Rradrn residence this morning. IN"
iunrr:.l automobile '"rt"g" VIII leave
FOR Washington. Pa. wh"-" adhti"n"l
services will l." held. which will hr at
tended hy a large number Of FrnnSy'-
yur,ja railroad ui:iriulS and employees
from hi. Pittsburgh and WashinS' III
districts Tn" Rev. pr. Potter VIII as"
oiiiciatr at H." services in Washington.
assisted by a Washington ircshyt rrian
minister
Il was announced from Tho BrahAn
HON. las; evening thai tn following
gentlemen will BE- The pallh"arHrs: W. T.
Jones' and William NJ. Baird. represent
ing the iur,l. freight Department OF IN"
Pennsylvania road: Fliny .. Clark hnd
T. w, :. Nrrf oC the Vance Memorial
church. and Lewis RI. cook and Newton
Waltz. representing Bates Masonic
lodge.
\ large number "f personal friends
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-30
HEADACHES
WITHOUT DOSING
Painful Attacks Stopped Without
Internal Treatment by
SIoans Liniment

What greater comfort than TO get
rid Of that lhrobbing. persistent pain
in tho brow or temple? When of
neuralgia origin. Sloan's LiniInent APP
piled At painful points or along nerves
of forehead promptly soothes and
stops the pain. Often a headache
goes if The blood be drawn from the
brain by the counter irri' stlon Of
Sloan'S Eminent at the back OF the
neck. along the spine or At the feet.
Headache being also symptom Of
various. bodily disorders. its constant
recurrence may call for 4 physician s
advice.
No need to rub Sloan's Imminent 1T
prnetrates quickly and brings relief az
once. In other forms OF neuralgia and
rheumatism. scatica, sprains. strains.
bruises and all external pains, the most
distressing aches disappear before its
quick soothing relief.
Sloan'S Linimeut is cleaner than
mnssy plasters or poultices. as il does
not stain the skin Generous size bot
ties az druggists everywhere. &c. soc.
800
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-30
CAMERON
]. G.. Crawford Funeral

CAMERON. W. Va. Nov. @9.--Funrrnl
services over tn" remains Of J. g. Fr,w-
ford. who passed away At his HON" at
tho Crawford Hotel Tuesday will b"
conducted Saturday morning 1t ST. Mar
tins Catholic church II 10 o'clock. Fol-
lowing the services tho remains Will u"
laid a, rcst in tn" Catholic cemetery.
Hy the death of Mr.. Crawford Cameron
loses one of its most noble and cTIricnt
business men. II" is perhaps rs we'll
or better known iii Wheeling than IN
this city IL. having been born ana raised
in that city. He came To Cameron with
his parents several years ago. when he
was quite Il young man and has resided
here ever since He has for many years
been one Of tho most active business mon
nr .thc city ind Will h" sadly missed by
many people with whom III came III
business contact The widow and on"
sister Mrs y. W. Mct'nnauch"y. VIII" re-
side in this city survive. !. {. Crawford
Of Munahnn mines Fairmont is brother
and he has Il large relationship residing
in Wheeling.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-30
SENATOR
]. R. DONEH0O
PASSES AWAY

Sr"ria! 70 tn. .tli%rrm"r
NEW CTMEEELAND. W. Va.
Nov. 20 The Lion John Il. pnn"ho".
al this riI:. well knO"n throughout
the state. died this evening At :%l
O'Clock. after an illness Of some
months duration Ike was in his
S5lh year. and was actively engaged
in the practice Of his profession as
il lawyer until short lime preceding
his death.
The deceased was born In Cross
Creek. near Washington. Pa, Septrm'
bor |, 1894. He studied law with thr
late Charles W Russell Of Wheeling.
and was admitted 10 thr nractlc" o.
law in that city in 1881. He formed
II partnership with the Hon. AachH-
riah Jacob. but in 1888 lett Wheeling
and entered journalism. being con-
nectcd with tho Examiner. OF WASH
tncton. Pa. and afterwards editing va
-ious newspapers in Ohio, PcnnsyIVa-
MIA and this State. his last newspaper
utilization being with the Democrat, III
Moreantown. Hr left MorEantoWn
in 1879 and took up his residence IN
Fairview. Hancock county. where no
resumed the practice Of law. H." was
twice elected prosecuting attorney of
Hancock county.
In 1880 he was elected 20 the state
Senate from tho First district. VhoT"
he served with distinction. II" Al
tanned a high plac,' in his profession.
IIe Is survived by his widow and
three daughters. Mrs. T. s. bradley
Mrs. G. +. Rambrick and Miss Mar!
Donehno
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-30
BELi.AIRE
NAV Consolidate Positions.

II was ,.l,!nr'l !rri''r!,iE. 0.'' u
movement, ha~ i"'ru $t't7;"d by M IN
Coming ad,rin.>c ratt''n :" '"ns".'ua''
tw" positions. WhI!, a"ta"nt'' i"l"',
Ina;i..H w:.> u"r .t;ai;ahir. II was 49,
,!s..t tin. p"- .cI"aS e., director ~ pu''.'
S.-v;c" and superintendent ~ iht
t.r w;.rkS wv-" III" :w". oii!ceS ~ "
combined or" Official niiine h"'h "''I',S'
Another interesting runner - :" IN"
errec, ,hat . we'll known man cnpI"y"d
In the pattern department OF N" Car
nesi.. St."l rD:nnuny may II 2rpoln'"u
-direc,"- Of i'uh!G saiet:. l; Is known
that the rna,l and n" ,naE"S-H'''l 'F'
close friends ami haze held numerous
conferences recently.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-30

TIA: BLAIR. =: t','"-''+''" in n"
rhaSi lad Wa wide n Yesterday ~h.'n
thousands th-"ngcd ne $'r""'S IN honor
NJ tn" 7ncn.h-:9 -: ''"mp1r; n. "3"th
Regiment. l".:t'"d ~ arp. Sn"rtnhn,~h"
spent the day "i'h relatives and ;r:"Hds
IN the cit- T:r S,'!d;.."S W'.r.' Il I'm.
looking IL, - :.l,:" n-G n: seemed ~ M"
sink Of condition. saying mat camp litn
was plrasin, ard ,:at : aGT""'l with all
During their visit il Hr!!ai." thc sol
Iiers gave ct. exhibition d-li "n the
Sixteenth street n;L&.: ball park and the
xrandstaud ;ini Lilc:!"rS w"r'. crowded
It give Rel!'1ir" i" "7""r""'tE :" no
ssrVS what progress !ia$ h-"n rlad.' sine"
teh boys left E"li.Li5c Intricate drills
u-ere exsc,itnd with ~, PRECISION ~! vet
erans Following tn" hriIl n" boys 'l"-
parted FOR ST. C'lairsv.iG. "h.'-.' SIM
lar drill was gwen. IN" boys returned
last night 20 Camp Sh"rrna:
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-30
MRS. NORDL|NG OF
COLUMBUS SAYS
TITS WONDERFUL"
Il Shall Keep Wentworth i'll MY
Medicine Chest All the
Time" She Declares.

Til, Slrikin@.A. convincing NrrF'
WORTH endorsement was gwen ~
Mrs NrrLI:nS i sh"r' line a-n Wh'''
II Earr'<' Pharmacy. Wh~riine. NO"
.nad her rea ,un> for I'll" Use OF Una
,Inuunnr word "Woudertul."
Il was exceedingly nervous and m
system in a rrr!jblr rundown rnnu'
fiGn. had stomach trouble and IN
digestion 81 sever" thar my 4o""
would frrmrn1 and | would h"lch up
som" sour and bitter stuff. Badt?
cnnslipated. did not GET any r'S'iGi
S;r.p. bur tossed about many hours
during lie Qicht. | was very WHah.
Pains in my side and back caused III"
much mi&ccy. After uSin" or" h"'-
tic of Nerv-Wor,h MY AILMENTS
HAVE ALL DISAPPEARANCE and ic"t
rs we'll aS ever. strong and vigorous.
II is a wonderful remedy in lis 1uirr
and permanent results. and .Shail
keep il in my medicine chest Al III
times. recommend it 10 cvcrEon"
needing the relief obtained.
MRS. CHARLES NORDL1NG
62& 5th Ave. Columbus, q.
Your dollar back n Baer's lTuS
Stores. Wheeling. if Ecrv-Worth doeS
not benefit YOU.
Nerv-Worth is sold n Warwood o!
W. F.. Mcnamara; Fulton. Fulton
Pharmacy: Mingo Junction. moore
Bros: Martins Merry. Ralston d far'
ker: ST. ClairSville. Patterson q
Sons: RarncSvill". Iiillrs Bros: cam
iron. Cameron Drug Co.: SistrrSFlIle.
C. Z. DisGuc; New Mr-LinSvillc. Hor'i'
brooks Drug Store; Mnundsriil". j.
II Beam Drug Co.: Bridgeport. S'loF
& Reed (Drnt Pharmacy: Bellalr".
Dankworth Bros; radcn City, MOT
gan Bros: West Alexander. +. X. NC
Conn: EdSwood. EdSwood Pharmacy;
Elm Grove. Rlum's Pharmacy; zen
wood. Bcnwood Drug Co; McM"chcn'
CarrolrS Pharmacy; WellIourE, H.
Elson
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-30

Tho Wheeling Traction company had
Il lacg" force NJ men at work repairing
the Bridge street crossing yesterday
pr. G.. y. Church Of New York. is n
business visitor In tins city ind will re-
turn Sunday.
pr. w r. Fay. Of Columbus. was in
tho city for 1t short time yesterday aft
crnocp.
Mrs. Frcd Howard. is confined to her
homo In Kirkw"od. suffering from an
attack Of pneumonia
pr. l.. W. Schulenhcrc returned last
evening after spending tho, day The
guest Of friends In st. ClairSrillc.
William Steward of Flushing. was in
tn" city for short time yesterday. ON
business
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-30
Police Court Yesterday.

Mayor fsalsInu md Il THANKSGIVING
day session al pull"" court yesterday
morning and tn" following offenders APP
reared before his honor. Francis Fliz-
patrick WAS fined So; and costs "n tn"
charge Of p:tnhandling: II. L. clancy
WIS given $40 and costs M th'' charE"
of drunkenness: William N"lSon vas
given SIS and costs on n" charge Of
iud"ncr rXpuSurc aud Mik" Foley vas
given $40 and costs on a dIS"rd"rlY
charge All az the offenders mad" ar
rang"ncntS to pay their Zines.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-30
SUSPECTS ARRESTED.

BURLINGTON. VI. Nov. .?-h man
and woman. giving the names ;of Mt.
and Mrs. Il Duncan. were arrested hire
tonight 10y federal officials. who nav"
been searching a year for couple OF
that namr wanted for Fraudulent check
rharyss ir various parts Of the coun-
,rY Il is alleged that while pretend
10 sock storage accommodations TOT
largo fruit company near army camps.
the pair succeeding in cashinE hau
chccls- at Spartansbnrr 5. G.: Clement
W. VA. and Atlanta Ga Similar COM
plaints from California Arizona an"
other sites are also charge aesih6l
TIL, nMnE.tMS.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-30
pRUNKARDS SIGN PLEDGE

\L'S YORK. EnV "9-rhr"r hum
drrh s"if-rurf"&""I drurkHrdS signed the
ulcdr.. II, ia" Salvation Army'S annual
"isnul"r-' day" S"rri"" IN tn" Fourteenth
rr,I barracks iuday. In tho tatt"r'r'.
lrIraggl"d crowd which gathered. part
~ tu r-i tn" dinner they knew would
h.. rl., and rmrtly III the hope tho
might i"t thu inspiration which would
lcud them "ui at IN" gutter. Was "n"
Ion" w"riau. \ Salvation Army l;tS*iC
in,k her III t"w mud hcfnr" tn" SrrTiC"
WIS over Sh" asked for prayers /" help
her "k.rr sober"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-30
Louis Klevia

Following prolonged illreSs OF
complication Of diseases Louis hl"fiS:
a former resident Of Wheeling >and
C;rrggsvillc. died in the home OF ms
daughter. Mrs. George Dawson OF over
brook. Elm Grove. yesterday morning.
ut 6 o'clock.
Mr.. klevis was sixty years OLD an
had lived in this county rr2ct'cai' Az
his life. H.. leaves numbcT "l GNU
drrn.
Funeral services will bo held in IN"
n}acr Of death Saturday afternoon nj :
O'Clock. with intcrment in Stone .Church
cemetery.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-30
TAKEN TO HOSPITAL.

WITT. THE AMERICAS ARMY ~
FRANCE. my. "a---tBy The Associated
T,rnss. Thu. killing of tw" American
soldiers and The worndinC or nve otherS
several days aE". already reported. W *
due 10 q heavy German shell which hit
loaded ammunition wagon. some OF IN"
men were on the wagon and others were
nearby. when tho she'll which vas
chance shot. struck The wagon with.
its CARGO wax blown up. Some OF In"
wounded are in serious condition. aud
all Of them arc in hospital
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-30
Mrs. Sells Body Entombsd

Following funeral services held Ill
MinGo Junction Wednesday. Tor MIS-
I,hca (Wagnerl Sells. who died In the
Gin hospital Stcubcnville. Sunday eve
ming. as n result OF An automobile acct
dent at GilliCanS crossing. north OF
Warwood Her body was brought To
Wheeling yesterday afternoon when ad-
ditioual services were held In the Wag-
r-Sclls home. 1915 Jacob street. The
body was placed in q receiving vault IN
Greenwood cemetery.
Mr.. Sells husband Of Mrs. Soils. VINO
was also injured in the accident. IL re-
covering in the Gill hospital. Miss Mar!
He'll Of this city. the other victim Is
improving in the North Wheeling hospi-
tai.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-30

News Of thu. death ri Jess" Henry.
which occurred at nlcu Massachusetts.
Yesterday morning was r"crir"d Ivy his
friends hOrc today. Deceased was y
fine young 1aI and was Il former drug
clerk at Menu bhIlI's pharmacy. And
left this place for the south some time
arn. At the time Of his death he was
undergoing m operation for appendices
lis We have heard of no funeral ar
rauEcrn"ntS hut il is generally presumed
that his remains will l.: brought I" Tins
place for burial rs his parents Inv" IN
the country near this place.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-30
American Casualties

OTTAWA. Ont. NnN. ~. - la"
names OF tho iolluw!n" Americans ap'
pear in canadian overseas casually
list issued here To-day:
Killed in Action j. +. Kennedy.
Minneapolis: Il. X. l.iddrll. Ogden.
Utah: Oscar Anderson. Two llarhorS,
Mimi: ". ". Burton. Detroit.
Died of WmlndS-J II ET1ich sag
inaw. Mich.
(;asS"d Thomas MrPhra. Royal
Oak. Mich.
Wounded r. Vi. Wrlk"r. Lincoln.
Ncb.: ". T.. Chillrndrn. Buffalo;
James Mcdonald. Detroit: y. {. Miles.
Brunswick. Md.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-30
RIOT0US CANADIANS
BREAK Up MEETING

SliERHROOKE. Quebec. Nov 20. --.
4 riuruus. crowd IunI@hr broke mp. Il
mrrIing here a. which Minister OF
lnSticr pnh"rty and Hon. {. {. HaIlan'
lyme attempted 10 speak. The front
Of thr theatre in which the meeting
was being hrid was wrrrk"d AMI
there w"r" many ii$i tights among
persons in the audience. Mr. lDohrrty
is member of The rahinrI of Sir
Robert ROrGnM
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-30
BOXER SUCCUMBS;
OPPONENT ARRESTED

CLEVELAND, O.. Nov. e9.-"El
Paso" Jimmy Wilson. middleweigh'
pugilist, of Akron Ohio. died IN nos
pital here today as the result OF a
fractured skull received when nj
head struck the floor during oonns
match here last night with Otto Wen
eel of Pittsburgh. Wenzel Is being
hold hv the police.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-30
Assigned to Service Abroad.

Howard N"rw"l.. Tilt"nvlll" hoy. wh'
has h"rn in training al IN" Officers
training camp At Fort Monroe. Va. WAS
~ nr,lrd first li..Ilrnanl's commission
~ IA" coast artillery. II" arrived hmm"
"Wednesday evening and Oh december
9Th VIII sail f"r Franc" ~ h" has been
assigned tv duty abroad N"rwult looks
I h." pirtur.' Of health and stated that he
!! ik"S IN" army liz.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-30
Union Services Held.

The a,nial ua,na THANKSGIVING S"F:-
ices .vas held III tn. First VI. r.. church
last evening. with Re-. ]. II t+2"thHT'
pastor ~! ~" First. l'rtSr?i'r.'a
church. delivering tn" sermon. A''
service was PATRIOTS n ''n:tract"7 a;"'
was largely attended. MACY q thu S"t-
die, hcys from camp Sherman h"in-;
nresent The yn:n:s.ers If local churches
.nartictn,;s,; AID 4, Gn.u.. moi: :2vrlished
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-30

Marshal Arch Mct1arin and larc"
rrrc.. Of mon wrn, out early yesterday
morning with the fire hose and tn"
streets III the central part If tn" city
,vrrr given Il good cleaning. TIL mud
together with the sn"w ;rld rain Of IN"
puSt ,w" days put the streets IN bad
,MNlitlnn.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-30
BIG FIRE LOSS.

NEW YORK.. Nov. g!.---Th" Parkway
baths n brighton Reach. w"r" destroyed
by fire t"-n!sh' and NOR" hnan scnr"
nf adjoining buildings were burned "r
badly duInur"d. The lo%H WAS estimated
u, s30O. nnn Nj III" buildings were of
frame construction AMI burned rapidly.
The tire is SAID to have starred under
the Boardwalk. and Fire Marshal Ei"ThE
j. Investigating It's origin
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-30

The FIRST u l.. church wilt soon u"-
fur, n S"cvi".. ilag containing ~" names
Of The members "t tH' Sur'iaE S"ho"t
and church. now n th' S"-r'"". Names
Of thoS.. nrw ~ 'h' service ar oe-
ing s.c.i-t.i y fIar w!l d. denoted I"
the cSu:"n
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-30
Madn Good Record.

Tn" team ihat represented 'hr local
high school an tho football ii"ld ihiS
year mad" on" Off tho best r"""riS III
years. rs they have not suffered de
irat. winning each gam" th"E played
with the exception nf two. and they
wcr. tied. Ry defeating MnundSr'll"
Yesterday afternoon. they ais" won the
OHIO Valley championship.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-30
KILLED IN AUTO CRASA

SOUTH HEM. Ind. Nov. 29.-M-S
Helen StrIhchaker Henderson. daughter
IF tho Int Jacob i. Studehak"r. one Of
tho founders Of n" Studrbakrr corpora
lion AMI wife nf LuciuS henderson. Of
New Rrrhrl1c. New York. was killed IT,
day in IN automobile accident ncar her
homo, according 10 news received h"-"
tonight Nj. Henderson was slightly
bruised.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-30
BRIDGEPORT
Delivered Good Sermon

Tho rIrin:, THANKSGIVING S"rTic"S hold
in IN. kiriwnod Presbyterian church
Yesterday morning. were largely attend
ed ,h. spacious auditorium OF til"
church tim: crowded I" capacity. The
sermon delivered hy Rev. W. W. Long
nnStur IT The. West Bridgeport NJ T..
crurc, was nI.. at thu best ever heard
on Il similar occasion.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-30
planning Reception

Local r.rorl" ar planning a PERCEPTION
Tor he local !"y* VII" viii nrrtv" h"m"
this s.:rning from caiup Sherman on Il
,wo ,Iax.. turlough. They viii arrive
this rv-ninC sri n special train oyer III"
I: & g.. and WEI ~ direct !" Martins
-'--rI- whrrr - roc, pti"u VIII ln. ten
,,nrnd thr cn:ir,. urlrnt..r b. IN" residents
e tlIt ulaC".
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-30
ON YOUR BACK
WHEN t ACHES
# MUS-TUR-PEP''
You Never Experienced Such De-
IightfuI Relief as II Will Bring.

STIR PEP" Uutrla$Sr< any
thing OF tn. kind YOU ever used. II
is up-to-rhr-ninuic has got IN"
pep" and acts quickly.
Don't fai! 10 got the "Ml'STIR-
PEP" now and 2iyr it Il trial, You'll
like il.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-30
1 x-High Dance This Evening.

tn" N-lIISl club will give another ~
their series e.! dances III the llkS ban
on N"rth Fourth street ;p;- "v'nnS
and Ihr IudiratiuH$ arr. That IN" event
will hr largely attended. Tho hall has
BEEN beautifully d'r"rnt"rl for III" event
and music will l,c furnished by the Fer
less orchestra. Of " hcclinG.
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NOTICE.
condition,

All mem ~ Of the belmont Ar"ir -!
+. -. f.. ar requested 10 meet Ut th"ir
lodge rooms OF Cadi2 PIKE. \: l:3o
o'clock this afternoon. 10 attend the
funeral OF their deceased brother. Daniel
Jones. Gloves and badges 20 bc worn.
~ order OF the worthy president.
n-30g u. I. l-ANNoH-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-30
Clyde Duffy Home.

CLYDE Duffy ono Of tn" physical in
strurtnrs 1t tn" United States marine
'rnininr station 1t I'"r' Royal !. C..
arrived homo yesterday Cor 4 brief visit
with his parents. r.. IS in The ;,ink OF
condition and like all The boys in the
service is pleased with CAM, iiiv.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-30
work Rooms Open To-day.

III" Rcd Gross work r,smps in the t'"u-
trail hos" h"uSr viii Lee open a ! u''l"''k
;hlS morning AMI -" doubt u lrrc" num-
h,r will h" ~. h:,u'l. ~ mitch work re-
mains to l." dom. TIL" work rm"n@
will ais" L.. "p"u this evening. ""
work was don" u, III" headquarters
Yesterday.
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Observation-Disclosures.

Lieu. i:aip:: ii;:,.h"rirrgv'a. son %
Mr.. ant. NJ. !. y. !.":l'""riTSton. Of
this city. No. married yesterday aft"r-
noon. a Si"ur"u.iil". l.. Miss Mary
D"uec! * E-l.itArt Ti:'' ""r"'n";i% "a-i
Witnessed 10y ""lI n" i'nI' dat" m"'n-
hers OF ;hs tw" families. Following n
wedding ::;y. :h": w:'i return :" thi"
-. SurGr. !.,r.r 'h'.. ~ill l"rE" :o-
NIa.ya. *. ..h"-a l.'.u; N".her.nSt on
joins his rp:nr"ay.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-30

rhr local high school football team
cancelled their game with the New Cum
lrrland team yesterday morning short
" before time to entrain. The 0'aSnn
r!y>.u was that not enough Of tn" local
Tl:,vrrs put in their appearance and il
w,S drrid,J tn cancel the contest.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-30
Traffic Ordinance in Effect Early.

TIA" new traffic ord tHnNr" r"r"ui! =
passed by council will hr placed in ~
feet prccmh"r l7lh. according t" rr"Si-
d,.nt Of council, t;"rrEc Earr. During
IN" past week Il number "r nut" "wn"rS
III this city haNr M''u Looking "v"i' IN"
ordinance IN tn" hope ~ getting point
..rS on T..
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-30

Hill residents. Tn" clothing Ind h""n
placed on thu rear porchcS for laundri"S.
After h":,rirrS n" evidence Mayor WasS-
man fir"I ;h' Two sisters $50 and costs
Each with 4 jail Srrt"fiC,' 81 SILKY days
attached. S"ntcEc" was SuSpacdod on
condition tina: they I"avc Beilaire.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-30
Funeral For Owen Mcdonald

Yesterday morning. funeral services
were held in the family home on the Ma
,iona pike for Owen Mcdonald. VINO
passed away Tuesday. following brirt
illness. Requiem high mass was csl"-
brat-d in the Church Of the Sacred
Heart, with burial in MI. Calvary.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-30
Erk's Dance Last Evening,

Tn" dance given las evening by ,th'
local lodge Of t:lkS was largely attend
I'd and Il worry "nJoyahl" evening was
spent Tn" hall was beautifully deco
rated for tn" event and musr' for III"
"veuIug was furnished hy ih' Ali-Eik
,.rrh"Stra uf thus. city.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-30
R~Ste-lSail Next.

Vita rno cactai:! r'inE Lo"H IN :""t-
bali. Ea,la.rr High *rhc"! teams Will
N~ein pca",i"" TEX: w"rh :"r III" has
S,,;ba,l srt$un. PROFESSOR HARRY Held"
,y,il cCaci, IN. by :"2-;n and N:~4
r>,ar.i;e .[i-',,r - gi-.-' :"a.H.