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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-12-26
BETHESDA

Tho funeral Of Mr., Lester Berry was
held her" at tn" homo nf his parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Kerry "n Thursday.
He was employed at Cumberland. Md. at
the time Of his death. which was caused
by pneumonia. following flu.
Services w"r" conducted by Rrr.
Shr.lrrr. Of RarncSvill". lutcrmcnt ut
Ehrnrzcr.
Funeral services wcrr held over the
remains Of MIR. Louis MrKclv"y 0f Sec
nnd stree, on Wednesday, He was Il
highly respected citizen and his death.
which came suddenly. was Il great shock
to the community. Hr leaves m invalid
wifr. Il whom is extended SINGER" sym
pathy.. Services were conducted by Rev:
Rrvinginn. Intormcnt at Ehcnozrr
Mt Dennis Kemp, son of Mr.. Nathan
Kemp. ~ Zion. was buried on Friday
after 4 few days illness Hf Spanish in
with tho disease.
William Crit, of the balloon Corps Of
South Carolina. has arrived ut his home
south of town. konnrahly discharged.
TIL" schools hero Friday closed for the
Christmas vacation. Miss hubert high
school TEACHER. loft Friday for Adams
viii" TO srrnd the vacation with her
father. Rev Hubert.
Mr.. Gibson. Of Warrington. ". Va.
visited Mr. Mnnc"l Wilcox last week.
FTc is On his way 10 tho Rihlc Institute.
Cleveland.
Mr.. Nathan Craig and wife, arc spend
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No EGGS FOR s WEEKS,
NOW GETS Is A DAY
Found How to Keep Hens Laying In
winter. Plan Easily Tried.

nv hens had not laid an GEE Tor "
weeks. / started feeding them Don
SunC and in I6 days they mad" start
irh : rCss a day. and always increasing
n l,ttlc each day until now they mr." lay
inr 20 n stephen Fuchs. R"ut" :.
Lott. T"Nas.
THIS result IN the <"v"r" weather "'
January 1915. showed Mr.. Fuchs that
hens; can pay n good cGE rrohi. instead
Of !naiinr 1t costs nothing tu Try.
Here's our Offer:
Give your hens Don Sung and watch
results for on" month. II you don't ind
that Don sung pays FOR itself and pay
YOU a. good profit besides. simply ten
us and your money will be refunded. =,
Don SunS ,chin"S" for "EE-lhE'nSp
works directly "u IN" "EE laying organs.
mil is alsn "A ,picndid tonic. II is easily
given in tho f""h. improves tn" h'h
health, mak"a her stronger md moro a'-
tive in any weather., and starts her lay
ing. 49,.
Try Don Sung for 20 days and u il
doesn't get you Ia" eggs. n" matter now
cold ar wet tho weather your money Will
bc refunded ny return mail. Get Don
Sunc from your druggist or poultry
rcp,cdy dealer Gr send IN cents tndny
for n packngr by mail prepaid. Rurr"l'
Digger Co. 10 Columbia Bldg, In
ldianapolis. Ind. ....
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MOUNDSVIL.LE
Sameu Steele Dead.

Samuel 4. Steele. prominent resident
of Moundsvillc. and Civil war veteran
passed away Tuesday morning at his
home on Eighth street. He was
stricken with paralysis about four years
ago and had been an invalid. His death
came unexpectedly. however. n" was
born in Fairmont and was engaged IN
business in Weston for years. For tn
past eighteen years h" had made his
home here. lie WAS Il prominent figure
in tho state |. q. q. r., being 4 past
grand master and past grand repro
sentative. \ few years ago hr re-
cciv"d past grand masters jewel
He was also n member Of thu Knights
of Pythias and had received jewel for
twenty-five years membership. E':'
sides his wife, one sister. Mrs. Ger
truie Nichols. Of F:lkins. survives. Ar
rangcmcnts for the funeral are as ye'
iucumplCtG,i
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Mouudsville Briefs.

Miss Nellie Wilson has accepted @
position at The Mound@riilc p"stoftlc',
Mr.. md Mrs. David Shank. or TINS
city. spent Christmas with lr'rnGS ANU
relatives in lrnnlon. Ohio.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Garrett. OF
Penwood.' spent yesterday with Mrs. J.
NuGcn, and family. OF Glendale.
John Spears. Of Camp sherman Nh'''
,licothC, Ohin. is HON" on short lur-
Tough In spend tho holidays.
Miss Doris tirandstaff Of WashinG'
ton is HON" for the holidays with rCln-
tivcs and friends.
Miss Margaret I.ut"s. Of First street
has recovered from Il slight illness.
Mrs. f.. 4. Ward. cf t;lcndal". IS th'
g,icst Of friends and relatives i'll Incl
inc.
business was heavy here Tuesday
md tho stocks nj Christmas goods N
local stores hav" run very lG" AFTER
tho ravaEcs Of hundreds Of Christmas
shoppers.
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SHADYSIDE

Tho wnnan's class az the Presbyterian
Sunday school will meet this evening 81
Ih,, homo If Mrs. Crawford Nctf on
Snithfirld and East Forthwith streets.
Every member is urged IN attend aS
this is 10 hr the last meeting Of TN"
year. and the regular election Of OLE
Gers will he held. The hostess Will serve
refreshments at the close Of tn" bus
ness session.
Services; are being held each evening,
beginning Mt 73n o'clock. in thr thurch
of Christ. West Thirty-"iEhth street anu
1.cona avenue. Evangelist Johnson rt
Portsmouth. Ohio. is in charge.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Whit" Of LIN
coin avenue visited friends in Martins
Ferry yesterday.
Mrs. + II. Johnson OF Yves; Fnrti"th
stree, received a letter from her son.
John f.. Johnson. on Tuesday informing
hnr that the soldier was expected 10 mr.
rive in New York from France some tune
this week and probably would be at
homo early in January. This VIII nc
pleasant news. for his many friends III
this VICINITY.
Jacob Long. Jr.. and Lewis Rauss a.
'StCwartsvillr visited friends here over
Christmas.
Miss itouu&ka Wiley W 'Hii'''''i'''t
street will 60 today to Stcuhcnrill" 10
spend tho end Of the week with friends.
Miss Elsie Ward of North Contra ave-
nur was calling on Mrs. H"dgcns TIifon
Of Martins Ferry yesterday Mrs. tn
ton is recovering from m attack Of in
flucnza and pneumonia. g.
Miss aKthrrinr Bowen is visiting rel
ativcS anu friends In Moundsrillc.
VI. and Mrs. Roy Hcidciharh Of Cen
trail avenue are guests of relatives mt
Gloucester. Ohio. for the holidays.
Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd Lovctt or East
Thirty-scvrnth street are spending the
week with his parents and other rcla-
tivrs near New Matamoras. Ohio.
Mrs. W. J. HnhuE Of Central avenue
has been i'll sine" Tuesday. suffering
from 4 nervous breakdown. Her son.
Carl. is also quite i'll with tonsilitIs.
Miss Eulalia Fish Of West Fhrtieth
street is confined to her homo with an
attack Of grip.
Ms. r. r. Fish of West Forty-second
street will entertain the Home Society
Of the Christian church tomorrow after
| noon.
| Private Elwood Workman. who IL en-
plnyed by tho Emergency Fleet Corpora
| ton near Baltimore. has returned TO his
| work. after 4 ten-daY leave spent here
/ at the home nf his parents, Mr. and Mrs
s. P. Workman.
Mr.. and Mrs Robert Futhey. Jr.. were
! guests Of her parents Ut BarncsVillc or
! Christmas.
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ing the holidays with Bert and Stanley

ing the holidays with Bert and Stanley
Craig at their hamcs OF Columbus.
Mr.. Il D. Lnrcjoy and son Donovan.
Of Lake street. have Son" south TO spend
the winter. Mrs. Lnvcjoy is in Pii;H7
burgh visiting her daughter. Mrs. Pea
Farris and Will join her husband later
Two of Bc;hcSda'S popular young 79
pie were quietly married on Wrdnrst
evening at four o'clock. Miss Et
Long. Of LAX" street. and Mr.. holland ~
Ncskrtt, of the Commercial bank.
Simpson, of Bethesda L. L. :.
und oliver Shaffcr. stcpsnn Of Fred Rus
sci. south of town. arc among IN"
wounded.
Tho white sif; Christmas celebration
md entertainment given Ivy the NJ. T..
s. s. here. was well rendered. with OK
crciscs and special music by the differ
cnt classes. with liberal offering for III"
destitute -ircm?ans.
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STEUBENVILLE

Special Dispatch 70 the 1ntelligencer.
STEC O.. Dec. IS The
first application for a refund on a liquor
license. by reason of being compelled 10
close by order of the hoard of health
during the FLU" epidemic. has been filed
in common pleas court here by II. NJ
Levinson. local liquor dealer. who asks
for a rebate OF. Sits. His plac" Of
business along with all other local sa-
looms was closed IS days during October
and November. II is understood that all
license holders here and in the county
rho were forced TO close. will apply for
a refund. Under the law. il must bc
granted and County Auditor Floyd is
holding up the state tax settlement until
the rebates are paid.
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Rafrael TO Confirm.

An effort on the part Of Mayor O. Y.
Crawford and Village Council of Tnron-
20, 70 Gust Health Officer Or. +. r.
Glossy for alleged malfcasancc IN office.
has failed Council nj tho request OF
the mayor, suspended tho doctor for fiji
teen days pending investigation INTO
charges that he diSCrim mated IN FAVOR
Of some business firms in enforcing inc
Flu ban. james Shaw was appointcd
10 succeed DR. Cirscy. hut IN" stat" board
ns health has refused 10 confirm his
aoonintnent. holding that pr Gicscy's
Dismissal ut This ;imc is very unwisc."
Thu doctor is still in power and tn" FLU"
han which has boon in effect eleven
weeks sill holds.
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has made nor noElC LOT tH'' l"i'I -
wears with Miss Clara May Campbell
Mr.. Armstrong Is the grandson OF MI.
and Mrs. +. II. Campbell OF Mt. Union
where they will reside in tho future.
Tho local chapter Of tho Rcd cross
has hccn making special drive huFlnE
tho past work enrolling renewals Tor inc
wear 1919. and new members were cS-
rccially solicited. as Marshall county Is
bchinr in it's membership. All you need
is u heart and n dollar. Miss Agnes
Luke will furnish you with n member
ship BUTTON
Marshall county is in arrears with nor
VAR savings Stamps Ia tho sum Of $780,
nun, and aficr thr first Of the year all
will ". asked 10 assist in raising this
amount.
The many friends nf John kiScr. mail
carrier. Will b. pleased to learn that he
Is sufficiently recovered 10 resume his
duties this week.
Tho Lone Gal! school. taught by MISS
Nora Harsh. of near Majorsrillr. has
resumed after Il vacation If several
weeks. rausrd hy IN" influenza epidemic
Tho many friends Of Private Leland
Cuffrld Of Camp Lee. Va. were pleased
10 welcome him home. after he was
hnnorahly discharged from duty.
Ms. Harry Wayt has received com
municat:nn from her husband overseas
H., is in active service. and anticipates
il will l,c some time before he is relieved
from duty.
Ms. VIII Jones has received word 81
the arrival horne of her brother. VIII
Rrmpks. Of Shcrrard. hr h"nG honnrahly
DISCHARGED from tn" service.
Or Conrad. who has been III al his.
homo here has recovered sufficiently to
resume his practice.
Mr. and Mrs. F.. l.. t.arl"win" arc the
proud parents Of n son. arriving Deem
hrr II.
Ms. Tarri" Scahrght has sufficiently
recovered to b. removed from tho home
Of Mrs. John Mccormack TO her own
home.
Harry Davis of Elm Grove spent Sun
day with Eric" Daguc.
viii IIazIcl. Charles Moses. Will Nc
Crackru and Ninni" DaSue were trans
acting business in Elm Grove Friday.
Misses Agnes and Annie Lux" spent
several dnyS this week as the guests Of
friends At Wolf Run.
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Christmas In Beuatre.

The victory Christmas in Bsllar" was
celebrated by the suspension OF All bus
mess. and man. family reunions ""rr
held for the boys who returned HON"
from army camps. The celebration WIS
out of the ordinary and differed from
the celebrations held in n number or
homes owing 70 tn" empty chairs OF 'eI-
laire sons who sleep beneath III" soil or
France. For this reason the celebration
will be- long remembered.
1t was supposed that tf.cre would b.
2 general suspension ns all business.
The oartenders last week decided they
would celebrate Christmas. Tho matter
was taken up by the execut!r" commit
tee Of the Eartcndcrs' union which noti-
fed all members that fine OF SIS and
costs would BE- assessed against them II
they worked Christmas day. In coWpll-
ance with the wishes Of the eart"nderS
union. many Of the saloons closed. A
number remained open with the pro-
prietors acting rs bartcndces.
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Milton. the nine months old son 81
Mr. and Mrs James Lillnrd. died at IN"
home Of the parents on Whitley street
Kirkwood. yesterday morning ut H:"o
o'clock. after a short illness NJ tn" IN
flueza. He is survived by his parents
and nvc brothers and sisters. Funeral
services will he held this morning mt
$50 o'clock in charge OF Rev Johnson
OF the colorcd Baptist church Of Kirk
wood. and intcrncnt will take plac" in
L!nwood cemetery.
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Christmas 1915 will 70 down in his
tory as the most orderly and quiet "r"r
observed in Bc1lairr. The str""ts w"r"
empty all day and the town had the ap-
pearance of q country churchyard. Tw"
things probably contributed to this CON
dition the home celebration and the
drop in mercury people feeling that It
was pleasantrr to spend the day at
home rather than on the street. Only
three arrests were made and these were
CHARGED with drunkenness.
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Killed by Playmate.

Il has been determined that i"rre'. i
year old SON Of Mr. ana Mrs. 'f""rE'
Huoby. IF WOLF Run. wh" was Sh"t an"
!; He'd near has h"m" atf"w days ago. was
Il victim "f Il youthful gam" "f war
The hnv with several companions. went
to q nearby ri~id whr7' thu Youngest OF
,hc crowd a lad nr g. "ntrcnch"d himself
behind = trcc stump w.th Il revolver. IN
Finding. IN shoe, over n" heads os 'hn
others when thry "charr"d.' His FIRST
shr, hti ."un: Bobby in IA" h"ad. fatally
v.uuding him. Th" boz: fled III terror
and i, was .s,.-eral days before the CIR
could he learned.
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Will Peabody. Jefferson hrrnu" drug
gist. has received a letter from his
brother. Iicn i. Peabody. local boy
stating that he is in the brst at health.
Ben had not written home for about
two months and relatives and friends
here were very much. worried ah"n'
him. The arrival Of tn" letter allcEi'
atcd to considerable extent the con-
ccrr felt for HIM
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Now School Building Not complete.

According tn Il statement Of SON" Of
the officials in charge of the erection
Of the now Elm school building nj tn"
head OF Fayettc street. tn" building will
probably not hc ready for occupancy
before the first of February. ma there
is still quito n bit of work to he done
on the building before it can be turned
over 10 the school board tn" work of
grading The grounds surrounding Tho
building is progressing nicely md ut
tn" completion OF III" work this city
will have just reason To h" proud Of its
large number of fine sChuul buildings.
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Police Department Busy.

The members OF the local police force
wore kept on the jump "Wednesday even
ing answering calls Of the residents Of
different parts Of tho city and hauling
in those who had imhihcd too freely Of
the JOY juice. At n late hour on Christ
mas eve tho calaboosc was pretty well
flllcd and the mayor will have busy
session Of court today. Tho holiday
passed of in this city without anything
unusual happening TO mar the happ-
ness of tho occa sion
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Musical at City Hospital.

The musical entertainment given AT
IN" local hospital for the benefit of the
patients who were forced tn rcnain
there over Christmas. under the aus
pieces of tn" Ladies' Hospital Auxiliary.
was complete success aul was highly
appreciated by those WHO attended. Tho
program was started At o'clock yestrr.
day afternoon and numbers were rem
dercd by some Of tho best talent in tho
city. The committee in charge Of the
affair wcrr Mrs. W. L. Noble and Mrs.
W. w. Griffith.
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MARTINS FERRY
TWO Births At Hospitnl.

The stork was busy at tho local hos
pital yesterday and loft two new babies
there. The first was 4 girl. and it mr.
rived yesterday morning for Mrs. Will
liam Brown of Glencoe. TIL" other was
a boy. arriving in the afternoon for Mrs.
Howard lowell OF this city. All arc
said to be getting along nicely.
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WAR 1900 ,oco MARK.

WASHINGTON. Der. @".-.An rnr"lt-
men. NJ nearly Il. onn 400 wae shown by
reports from tn" American Rod Cross
Christmas roll call received tonight NJ
national headquarters here. Many dI-
visions reported that thus far they had
hcrn able 70 got only scattering returns
from man. chapters and this led "Gfloi-
als 70 hclIrvc shat tn" ultimat" total
will cSrrcd on 0n0. non.
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Christmas ut Prison.

Yesterday WAS marked with spl"n-
did observance Of the holiday At ~"
state prison in the city. 4 Christmas
rnnt:tta. with m impromptu program
was rendered during IN" morning III
the chapel hall, and in the evening n
large Christmas tree. erected m th''
platform in tn" hall. was lighted ami
n general good holiday time enjoyed.
Special menus featured tn" meals dur
Ing the day, and the factories and shops
were closed all day.
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Rrer Nirht for Police

Appearances indicated n busy night
when the night force came on duty at
the city building. and. three men. John
Howell. TAT Hayes and John Davidson.
were picked up about the town carly
in the evening on charges of drunken
ness. Tho police were anticipating a
very busy night:
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SAND HILL
Bruce-StrtckNn.

Thursday. December ~. ut IN" 'N''h-
odist parsonage in Dallas. MISS '''''
EruCc. daughter uf Mrs. ~. /. h4''. i"
we'll known young lady nf ihis rnf'''hH-
nifty. was united in marriaE" e. N'h'iS:
Strtcklin. son Of William Strlch'h ~
near West Alexander. Their many
friends extend 10 them their hcar''"St
congratulations.
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awrrrrEp SUICIDE.

Special Dispatch to TIL" lnt"lliEonccr:
EAST LIVERPOOL. O.. Orc. 25.--Fr"d
Dcweesc 20 railroad brakeman. fired
revolver shot into his l"f' sid" just be-
low tho heart In an attcmp; t" commit
suicide in the prcsrnc" Of his wIf" at
his home today. lie VIII probably die
No motive Is known for The rash act.
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rb,r+een Cases In Police Court.

Mayor Junkins had thirteen offenders
before him yesterday morning and all
were on charges of drunkenness. Tho
mayor was little lrnlcnt with ~"
bunch yesterday. and all were let "n'
with fines OF one dollar and costs. Only
ono arrest had been made at late hour
last piSht.
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Louis Moses. electrician MT the Ia
Benc mill. lost his balance while at WORK
on a crane and fell so feet 10 the GROUND.
He had his rigt arm fractured IN TOUT
places and had his spine injured. nc -
IN a CRITICAL condition at the Ohio VAL
lev hospital
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CHINA TO COOPERATE.

NEW YORK. par. "I.-rTh" tex al an
announcement by ihr thIn"S" govern
mont that china planned 1" coop" RAJ"
with tho allies n thu r"hC" conferences
10 create 4 Jewish HON" land IN lal"*-
tine Was received her" hy rThl"granl i"-
day by III" Zionist organization 81 Ann
erica. from It's r"pr"s'nihtlV" III ShAli''-
hoi
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That CharEed.

william WhI1e is under arrest here
charged with the THEFT OF dlomonu
ring from the house OF Mrs. "1l'iam
nnnioy four weeks ago. Tho ring has
bccn recovered At a Pittsburgh jewelrT
store where the police say White paTn-
cd il
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Martins Ferry Briefs,

The Shnyn" news stand and Criterion
club each remembered tn" local police
force with donations Of boxes Of cigars.
One case Of tho influenza was reported
10 Health Officer CuSick yesterday Cven-
ing.
All Of the stores nf the city were
closed all day yesterday.
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dinner with all the trimmings including
nincc pie, by Sheriff w. 7. Baker. TO-
day. Twenty regulars" rounded up
by the police on Christmas eve were
eager for jail sentence 50 as 10 ger IN
on the feed, but Mayor Fest oec'acu
thcre were enough boarders and gave
them all Christmas gift by sSt'ns
them free.
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Fire System About Completed.

The new frr alarm system which is
being installed In this city is about
completed. rs all Of the boxes which
have boon received. hav" h"rn connect
cd UP. and tho work Of connecting tho
whistle was completed a ccupl" Of days
ago. Several additional boxes arr an
the road here hut il will only h~ n mat
ter Of n day nr two after they arrive
here until they are connected up.
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Killed by Shell.

Following An official report that FRI
yate Virgil Stevens, Of Reeds Mills. was
killed in action October 3. his parents
have received letter from one or ms
officers. saying he was killed by high
explosive shell while going ever the top.
Hc. was a member OF the 9th u S. lnlan-
try
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Charles Murphy, Jr.

Funeral services for Charles Murphy.
.Tr.. four-ycar-old son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Murphy nf West Washington
street. Will take place this afternoon at
. O'Clock from the parents home. Rev.
l.. II. Mcdaniel. pastor Of the First BaD-
list church. will Oftcinte. Intcrmcnt
will be made in Rircrvicw cemetery.
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Child Dead.

Francis H.. aged four years and eight
months. son of Mr.. and Mrs. Everett
Richardson. Of Tonlinson avenue. died
yesterday morning Of Influenza and
pncun"nia.( Arrangements for the tu-
neral are no, complete.
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~dceport Briefs,

Mr.. and Mrs. HockinChurE. "f Fits
burgh, spent Christmas with Mrs. Mar
carct McConnouGhey. Of kiTkwood
Mr.. and Mrs Will Harris Of Holloway
spent Yesterday visiting with local
friends
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Teelev Funeral Today.

The funeral OF Mrs. Al Frtley. who
died Monday morning ut her home on
washington street. will tax" place today
Services win b. conducted nj ten n m.
at the home and burial will be made in
High Ridge cemetery.
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BRIDGEPORT
Good Health Record.

This city still continues 10 MAINTAIN
It's good record 80 far AZ the health con-
dition is concerned. and no new cases
~ thc Influenza were reported TO tho
health officer yesterday. There is still
two cases OF the Influenza and ono Of
di pht iberia
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EnrnIrners Celebrate,

The foreign element of the city arc OK
nrctinE to celebrate the holiday in
prnrcr form and two or three dances
were pulled m in tn" halls in tho north
nd Of town. L-nrl,t crowds were in
attcndnncc mt tho affairs and practi-
rally no trouble was experienced.
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Corporal Mason D. Wade. lSth COM
pany Of Marines, In Christmas letter
10 his parents at Brilliant, u, says he
was over the top nine times and never
received 4 scratch.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-12-26
LibCrtv Dance.

Tho Liberty club dance which was held
| in the Fratcrnal hall on North Fifth
street yesterday evening was n very
successful affair and due Ia tn" fact
that it was a holiday. n large crowd was
attracted md thns" who attended had
very cninyahl" time.