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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1918-08-31

DR.. w. F. Hazelton Of Bellows Falls
sustained a broken leg when the automo-
bile, in which he was driving, struck a
telephone pole and fence and then turned
over on its side. DIR. Hazelton was try
ing to turn out for two lumber teams be-
tween Bellows Falls and Saxtons River.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1918-08-31
FOR QUICK SALE


Small place dropped on the market at low
price; excellent vacation place or for a small
home. Contains "a acres Of land, very good
house and barn: both have running water
Dlenty Of wood for the place different kinds
Of fruits such as cherries, pears, apples, and
plunls easy drive To Barre: for sale at the
very low price Of sa00 for further particu-
lars write or call.
J. J. DASHNER
REAL ESTATE AGENT
Telephone $40 Barre, Vermont
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1918-08-31

TO RENT-Tenement of 4 rooms with cleo
trio lights. gas. and hardwood floors; call at
46 Maple avenue. l42tb'
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1918-08-31

The moulders in the Howe Scale Co.
works in Rutland are still idle, their diff
ficulties with the company not having
been settled 1t is understood that a
representative of the federal department
of labor has been asked to come to Rut-
land to settle the trouble.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1918-08-31

FOR SALE-House and barn together with
or 5 acres Of land II interested call on
William Wylie, Essex street, tel. 4S4-12. l30t24'
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1918-08-31

While riding on horse in the battle
zone in France, DR.. L. j. Callahan, a
physician of the town of Manchester,
had a narrow escape from death, as a
bullet from a German gun killed the ami
NAL he was riding. DIR. Callahan was not
injured, but companion, riding only
few feet away, was fatally injured.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1918-08-31
TO RENT

FURNISHED ROOMS FOR LIGHT HOUSE
observation-disclosures at 46 Long street, Barre:
14lt
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1918-08-31
Administrators Sale
REAL ESTATE

In order to close the estate Of Hattie
NJ. Briggs, late of Williamstown, Vt, ]
viii sell at public auction, the premises
now occupied by ]. +. Martin. situated
on Main street, at the corner Of Meadow
street, in Williamstown village, on
MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 2
at 2 o'clock in the afternoon. The prop.
erty consists of large lot, large house
with furnace heat, electric lights and all
modern improvements; also one uudiyid-
ed half interest in barn,
This property would make an excep-
tionally nice home. Terms at time Of
sale.
C. A. BRIGGS, Admr.
d. A. PERRY, Auetioneer.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1918-08-31

TO RENr--Two 4-room tenements, IA Gran
tie street all modern conveniences apply 70
Henry Lunda, Newton street, phone 244-lS:
14lf
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1918-08-31

TO RENT - Tenement with gas and fur
mace apply at $40 North Main street. l4lt4
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-11-25
THANKSGIVING
WEEK AND MANY
SOCIAL AFFAIRS
MANY AFFA1RS ARE PLANNED FOR
THE WEEK PROVIDING THE
FLU" BAN rs LIFTED.
Other Items Of q Social Nuture Gathered
at Random in the Wheeling
District.

ThnnksG living wrCk' Tho holiday sea-
"un has begun with the next Krcat day
On tho horizon. Although health cundi-
tons do not permit Il FUN cAprossiun
of tho juyuuSHcSS that wo fuGl, yot tho
whole world hrcuthcS US nIrESuEn that
1t !s tho time to br thankful. Tho mel
itnchuly days arc over, and tho tuo-cUld
days have not come no We arc In tho
delightful between season, WHOM every
one dons thuir happlrSt rSproHa!un and
goes forth to meet cnch duy IN rondin"sS
Tor whatever society may hnvo 10 greet
her with.
Health conditions urc not With as on
this occasion. yet III sp!tu OF lhis lhct
many VI the smaller uGfnirs 30 celebrate
the season arc planned and VIC Will not
he wholly without our observance OF tho
national holiday. Even those Of us who
Will simply enjoy II Inm!iy dinnur VIII
feel that there Is IL spccin! nuvor I"
everything ind thunkrulueaa Will be
mixed with our enjoyment ~ 'hc good
things that have been given 10 Us during
me pust year.
Thcr. will be no public observance u:
the dny In the city, the ban has put ali
thought 81 thut uIt of the minds or thH
people, yet each fum!!y or group Will
celebrate IN their own particular way
and cannot help hut f"el that II VIII nc
the manifest time Of The luttrr Novein-
Der days, and that everyone VIII De 'h'
richer FOR having participated III lis
observance
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-11-25
SIDE TALKS
SPonNG PEOPLES ADMIRATIoN.
By RUTH CAMERON.

Why does il cxasperate us TO have
people think other people arc better than
they really are?
When was d girl In college had a
tremendous admiration for an older sirl.
She seemed to me being wonderful ana
perfect beyond all experience. The
thought OF her WAS an inspiration TO
me. \ few minutes Of conversation
miration did no one any haTm and gave
me Il kind Of happiness and perhaps
helped me somewhat. And yet could
not count on my two hands the number
of people vino went out of their way 70
explain to mo how mistaken I was In
thinking this girl out Of the ordinary. CIT
did them no good for they didn't con-
vince mo at all)
She Got IN with The Wrong Sort OF
Girls,
My mind went back to this old expcr-
fence. the other day. when I found my
self filled with somewhat the Same OK
asrcratlpn. ! have an acquaintance who
s"erns to mo far from admirable. She -
u girl with fine capabilities of which she
might make much. But an unfortunate
association at the plastic time IN her
life with girls whose chief ambition is to
have ssood-loulsinS clothes and plenty Of
spending money, and spend their lie
rushing hither and Won fillins up any
tn. telephone sv.-..d her. She is. to my
mind, extremely selfish and frivolous.
and know her to be deceitful
Generous, Perhaps, But UnseIfish Eever.
Now. her mother, strange as 1t may
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-11-25
He TIRE "
Up HIS job
Bellaire Man Threw UP HIS JOB
Health Gone Evcn Stomach
Went Bad.
FOOD GAVE HIN PAINS AFTER
MEALS.

81 had to unil work my health became
81 bad n little while back and M
strength faded away until waS just
shrduw Of my former @Clf. w'Gld Sli
down Ia Il trIEriinG meal and malt All
hour later nv matter how careful WAS
| would hr thrown int" n spell H IN
digestion tina; w"ultl almost "fi""r me.
DECLARED Percy Walters, h33 Vine s..
I;"ilair". ohio.
"I!r;ur urnblr ;u CO. without agony
and suffering afterwards my strength
hrrnn dr-"ri;ng NJ" aud was III /wiui
.hap" when II .aiy friend az mill" rom
,;rrySviIl. W. VA. told III" about ftEl"-
cod. 1t j.; Wonderful stuff. II puts you
right back on tn" job feeling ri as Il
fiddle Il gave M" back my old hp.'"-
titc and best Of all | never hnV" those
old ;ndiCrs:irn hurts and pains utter
wards. In fact crrl gu much h"ii"r in
every WY I'm back ut work and Typo
cod has proven Il great rrW"hE for fi".
| had tried doctors medicine h"t"r"
without results hut II wasn't until ] took
Hpyo-Cod that | began feeling hrt'or.
continued SIr Percy Walters. ar Bell
afro. ohio.
4 pcrsrn need not wait until they
have Ia throw up their j"h. Tn" fall Is
tho proper tim" 20 tnk" good Tonic
anyway Even Il feeling pretty we'll
good tonic acts ns a sort at pr"FchtiF"
nr winter HIS rnd makes you I"c! more
likc uI-nnd-d doing. Tho stomach needs
the assistance OF sih'h m"d'r1h" ANA
lIvpn-, 'nd nu,s 50 much more energy
into rnur system, helps your blood.
,;,mnrh. kiduryK and liver >" h"nutlful-
l.. u, nm. shru!l start the winter with
out II short hum" tr"ntm"nt,. Whole
families wisely takr Il. Get bottle to-
nigh, ut The drugsists. t. H. Gricst ~
CO.. have. IL here in Wheeling.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-11-25
WEDDING IS LENGTHY AFFA1E-
But It Is Preceded By Arrangements
For Divorce.

The marriage ceremonies which S"lem-
niZc Il wedding among the OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
OF pcrSiu are among the nl"sl cur'"u"
and Ella bnratc in the world. Any 'NWeFl
can bridegroom who diSlikcS what men
arc wont IT, describe rs the russ ahc
bother Of II formal wedding should re-
gard the case OF his Persian brother ana
take heart.
The Persian ceremony may take from
one to TWO weeks for It's completion.
Dftcn tho brtruthal i Il matter ri many
years standing. having been arranged
hy the r;lrcnt:; when tn" principals We"
still young children. When IN" time Tor
the marriage arrives. the guests ar
summoned by hcraldS, who 20 anHul me
nri ghhnring Villages. bearing gifts OF
apnlrs, cloves and roses To acc"nihan!
the invita- tons When Sum" powerful
nrrSunaec is to hr invited. the fRth"r or
the hridcgr""m does not send Il h"FaiH'
hut goes himself. bearing as rlrh E'Il
az H." can atfcrd To give.
before tn" Wedding th"rc Is ais" 81
curiru. little business arrangement on
tered into. This is the m9ttcr al Ka-
bon" ar the price nf divorce. y sum -
agreed upon in advance by the payment
III which the futur" husband can Put
desired tc make divorce difficult inc
"'kaben" is set ~ S"nlr impossible sum
or commodity The husband may nc re-
ouirrd 10 give the bride 4 hundrrdw"iEht
Of mosquito wings, or one OF ms arms ~
lrgs before he can divorce her. c"ndl-
1 iur which generally makes the marriage
n permanent affnir.
'rbr actual wedding frrtiriticn extend
over days Tho guests arc given rooEls
in tho hourc md rcrvcd with rich FOODS
nnd .wecnIrn,r Mutlrinns and dnncinY
girls nro hired to rulcrtnin them ana IT
Ihr fnmIlic. Of bride and hridcgr"om are
rich tho fnvurlic sport Of the Pcrnihn.
may DO staged by II pair OF professional
wrcatlerr.
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Soldier Boys Entertained.

I'nclc I'illyr lIRrraCk, WINS tho scci:c OF
another tnlly time lRnt evening. when
number Of the women nf the city hundru
together to xiv" the boys ruuSinE vel
como. Saturday md nlHu Inst evening
rbou, ON, hundred urh eighty two boys
wnrc In he city. md Mrr. 7. l.: BurKc
.Inmca jolly md Mr". q. w. Burdatts ne.
aIsrcd by :. willing committee. succc:oro
I'm making their stay IN tho city one long
In bc remembered Donations from hll
ovrr tho city POURED into the hostess
huuac and an evening rrplctc with 1nllity
md music. followed by The serving or
1cltrInur winds wnH enjoyed.
These affairs have proven worry po7u-
lar rincc their origin In the city and The
young Il. well ny The old In the vicinity
nrn putt'nS NIL their efforts In making
tho boys tiny pleasant md 10 give them
n Taste Of the home life. Many more
truck. arr expected within the next fcw
weeks md extensive plans FOR their en-
,rntnirmcut are being made daily. Mrs.
T. =. Burke tho housc mother Is 10 be
congratulated on IN" successful result
Of her efforts. in making tho Doys happy
The wheeling Rotary club ~ hlan 10 ne
CONGRATULATED for the part taken In sup
rlying tho home here and also the assist
ancC given the boys.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-11-25
FLU" SITUATION IS
MUCH IMPROVED HERE
Theatres Will Be Open This Afternoon
But Schools VIII Be Closed.

Few "nu" cases were reported y2ster-
dny ,n cry Health Commissioner hr. II.
Il. Williams, but tho reports were oy TAR
incomplete pr. Williams stated iast
evening that about sixteen cases were
r.pnr,rd. but the total for the day VIII
reach about nifty.
The rlu situation is improving stead
ilv. and il is thought that with prechu-
rion on tho part OF the public. ana tnc
Immediate reporting of cases, that inc
situation Will be- relieved to SUCH nm OK
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-11-25

tent within n week or ten days that the
ban will again be lifted.
The schools will be closed tight TO-
day, owing to the action last week by
the board of education. The Catholic
schools and the Elliott Commercial
school will continue sessions. however.
The theatres will probably be open
this afternoon. but this evening they will
be closed. owing TO the city hea de-
partmcnt's order. which is tie same as
the ono last week by DR.. II. S. Mustard
Of the United States public health SER
vice
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-11-25
rNPIuEN3A-LA GRIPPE.

The present Influenza Is no" known 10
bc our old familiar la grippe rolcy )
Honey and Tar Is just what every SUI
rcrrr from Influenza or In Grippe neeos
now. 1t covers the rough. in1Ia'neu
threat with q soothing, healing coating,
clears away the ,nucus. stops the tick
lax and coughing, cases the tightncss
and heavy breathing. Day and night
keep Folcy's Honey and Tar handy. IL
gives ease. warmth md comfort from
the very first dose. Buy il now. SOLD
everywhere.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-11-25
we Want TO Find Perfection,
PUNY, WEAK BOY
MADE Strong uud well BY vino1-Wny It
n Best Tor Children

williamson. w. TR.-"My lituo boy
was weak. puny and tired MI tho time,
did not want to do anything. EiHol wn-
recommended and It has built up his
strength aud made him .hrnlthy. -
Harley Clay, Williamson, w. VII
The reason Ninol was so SUCCESSFUL In
this cuse Is bccRWhc Il contains
beef and cod liver poptOnea. iron and
manganese peptonatcH and glyccroqnoe-
phntes, the very clements needed to
Build up q weakened. rundown ayslc'n.
mnke rich, red blood and Crente strength.
p 9. For itching. burning skin. try
saxol Salve. Money bnck II II falls.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-11-25
THEATRE MANAGERS
HEARING UP TODAY
Men Charged With Violation Of "flu"
Ban by Opening Houses to be
Arra1gned.

Tho local theater managers arrested
Saturday for operating their play
houses contrary TO the alleged orders of
the health authorities. will be given
hearing this morning before Police
Judge Thomas P. Foulk. 1t IS contend
ed BIZ the officials that the managers
violated the flu" ban. The theater men
will make 8 test case OF their arrest. II
Is reported
The arrests caused considerable com
racnt- Each manager put up SIS BOND
for his appearance in police court thls
morning. II Is anticipated that thers
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-11-25
AT THN HOTELS.

McLure.--Juhn Snrdrk"r. huntingdon
r X. Reese New Cumberland; George
Sine, Warrington.
u.a uu GLutral.-irorEc Is. l.emeF'
Hartford: Charles II. WciEclt' saruls.
windsor.--Mr. and Mrs. J. l. Moran
p,r,.,r.h,,rp. {, f., Brown. ClarksburE;
Mrs r.. +. k""n. Warrington.
stamm,-H. " kank. Dcnnison, O''
e. =. Mercer, pillonvale. o.
aorers.-H. Fl. prrritt, ClarkshurS'
Vim. MaEcy. Parkcrsburg; DR.. J. II. Mo-
zena. rlarinGton. o.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-11-25

Mount Study Club.
The Mount d.. trhantul study Club will
nice: this afternoon AT tho home ~ the
president. Mrs. Margaret Huchanhn' on
Vermont stree: Although this is the
first meeting for some time. II promises
70 b.. v"ry Interesting and run attend
aur" OF members Is Expected IheTT
will BE- several new members who Will
OG enrolled, and thu first course OF study
of the year will b" started me bat-
ilc:.rlds al Europe" has been chosen f4T
study and as The nam" suggests. will
no doubt prove interesting.
Dinner Party.
Mrs. Daniel O'Bri"n. OF Elm hrnFc.
entertained Il number OF friends last
pleasant evening with cards followed
and included in the party were: Misses ::
Helen u'Rricn, Margaret Lundcrs Mary
Elig: MrStamrs: Charles Price. william
Stnub and Daniel OBrlcn.
birthday Party.
Miss Lila Smith. daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. w. H. Smith. uf Warwood. enter
tanned very charmingly on SATURDAY az
tcrnurn. h"uuring the occasion nf her
seventh birthday. Games OF chl!aiSh
nature were INDUCED in and a tempting
dinner was rived 1T o'clock. Those
4 no Hlri naru were:
Mia:"s: Alrrritn kirtz. Mildred Bau-
man. Mildred Little. Martha Bruhh'
Helen Null. Geneva Null Lila Smith.
Masters: Bernard olrirn, ROBERT III
tie, Ray Bauman. Frank t.npreStr. hcn-
Meth Moore. Wilbur Moore. Junior Mcl1-
ncr. Kenneth Brost. Virgil Smith.
Engagernept Announced.
What will come as Il great surprise 10
their many friends in the city is the an
npunccmcnt OF the engagement OF MISS
Gail rrunrrs Brown and Mr.. Sciwyn y.
bowman. both uf this city. The wed
ding is scheduled for Thanksgiving day
Miss brown. the daughter Of Mrs.
Mary, Parr Iirnwn of North huron
street, and is Il graduated Of Wheeling
high school Of The class OF l?l'; Hhr ~
especially phmin"nt In muSIcni clrclcH
in the city, being Il member Of the Cholr
of the Thomson II. r.. Niurch. MT low
man is the son OF MI and MrS' 't"FB'
Newman nr Wnudlawn, and holds re-
sponsiNlc pusItiun with the l'olaF "a'-
ineS and Trust Company
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SOON. fairly adores the girl. She has
two other daught crs. hut u IS the favor
lite. never sec her that she does NOT
tell HE how brilliant T is, and how un-
selfish generous IN som" ways she may
be but unSclfish ncver). And | know
from things she says she hasn't the
least idea of rs facIlc deccltrulncss.
] never hear this woman milk. without
having the most ungod!y Itch Inside OF
me to tell her some or Inc things ABOUT
r that 7 know and she doesn't. Go. |
never yielded. and I don't think l ever
shall: but isn't it horrid Of mo c"cn 10
have wanted to?)
We Want TO Find Perfection.
There is something fine IN the heart or
man that is always iongingly seeking "
find perfection. and ever and anon re-
joicing in the belief that II has found It.
And there is something ugl: in the
heart Of man that wants TO prove thar
belief false--a kind Of jealousy. I sus-
pect that fancies itself belittlcd by tho
exaggeratIon Of anothcr's virtues.
True, the hour OF establishment -
sure to come some time: but surely
there Is not 80 much happiness in the
world that one should hasten this drrad
hour by single moment.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-11-25

school boys who witnessed the great
Tech football game in
Pittsburgh Saturday. They returned
home last night.
Miss Edith Nalley has returned to inc
Y. w. G.. A., after spending the weeN-ond
at her home in WondSheld. ONO.
Professor j. II. Thornton Will return
today TO Elm Grove. from lamp Lee'
Petersburg. W. Va. He WIS in. the OFF,
ccrs' training cnmP there.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-11-25
TOO WEAK TO WORK
Vermont womAn Tolls HOW She Regain
Va-

Vermont wouRu Tolls HOW She Regain
ed Ksr Health.
Altburx, VT WAS rundown, no
appetite and too weak to do my house
work-medIcInes did not seem to help
mo until tried Who'll soon noticed an
Improvement. and am now well. strong
and able to DO my work"-I.tllian Esse-
ba.
The reason vinol was SO successful IN
Miss Baboa'e case, Is because Il contains
beef and cod liver poptones, iron and
rnenranese pcptonates and glycerpph"<-
uhatos, the very elements needed to
build up a weakened. rundown system
make rich. red blood md create strength
P. S.-For Skin Troubles. We suaran-
tee our new skin remedy. SaSol.
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will be large crowd OF spectators 1"
attend the hearing, but it is likely the
hearing will he practically privatc-he-
cause of tho FLU band prohibiting an
assemblage OF people.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-11-25
Wom:aa's Motor Corps.

The WumuI,'S Motor c"ri'S Is SUN re-
ceiyiuS "nl.SlmcmiS and !hrHr "nm'''r
have enlist d. The splendid work has
been ,s,".cial;y Interesting this week.
for ,hc wuln"n iav y" responded srllarily
t. the calls made upon them. Never Hc-
fore. in tn" hiSI"r? 81 Wh"rinE mas there
been such L need Of women volunteers
and III" un"S wh" hai" not hl'rauF en-
itxf.d in IN. ,.,rI.s arc urged t. JOIN AT
one. Mrs. NM. N"wud wall h" At tho
Red Gross IIrtIGunrlrI# from t"c'vr
untu um.-,hirIy to-day and will h" "iad
to meet uuy"u" whu Will b." th"r" at that
,imc. Nuy M"IuaI! who JOINS IL" motor
rnruS will fin! that II ~ not time spent
IN vain,
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nusienles of Woman.s Club Postpon ed.

,ftrr consideration Of lii" health coz
.Iiiinns IN In" city. III" rhairlnnn Mr".
s. NJ. Nuy".. and director. Mrs. Flora
Williams "r III" musical department. al
the Wnmau'S club. lave d"ri!"G that
there. Will lac II" NOR" rh"ruS r"h'aISa'S
,n,tjl ,r,nr rhrig,mas There have been
. number n( rrw members received into
This Department recently. thus adding 4
scrrn nf fresh %"Gnr voices. watch III"
fnus;r enthusiasts wcr" anticipating
ruh much "aE"rn"S2. Hrs Nn!"S ana
urs Williams hCE to announce. however.
thai nom OF the expected music Will nc
lost. for thc season viii hc extended and
ih. ,nusirmlr4 which had been scheduled
for III" irrorr holiday season VIII u"
given after Christmas.
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tcrs he's been postponed. This meeting
horu,. or Mrs, e. A Robinson. Of the
Island. will probably be held ut later
date, announcement OF which Will be
given
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-11-25
Appeal Tor Donations to Ch!ldren's
Home TT Wood3daio.

The directors Of the ChiidrGn's Hoime
1T WuOdSdalr ar" moi StnuihS OK su'hs
for donations Ih!s year Lat they ASH
every citizen OF Wheeling Tor MS hclp'
The cause IS worthy ohG' T'u oi'G
,rhIrh has been the aid ui the helpless
orphan for many years. II the ones "nn
are dcsiruus Of giving help [" the chill
drcn will kindly send their donations I"
the Stratfuru Springs Office on Main
street. a grateful committee theF'f VIII
receive them All day Wednesday. i1ona-
tons Of fruits, vegetables, cereals an"
canned goods asked Tor and checks MAJ
he made PAYABLE 10 Mrs J. j. Jones, WHO
resides on \vr,h Main street.
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Frederic G. TibbenS and Frederic +.
FariS were among &c Wheeling high
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Twolfth birthday.

Master Jack llardc$Iy. II North Huron
81 rrrt entertained a number Of his littl"
FRI njls "u saturday. h"n"rinS tho occHs-
ion If his birthday. y spirited contest
resulted IN Master liill Hopkins captur-
,n,- In .,riZ. ami many other games
wore rnI"yr,l y luncheon ~r7r"d by INC
boss mot hci completed Ia" Jolly nfirr-
.,nn 'rhus, whu intended W"rn: Misses
la.l',. kurli". i:u'h Gruh"r. Mary lr"m"
i:uim. I'nuI'n" WIS. NnHi"rH lill Hop
i;iu4. ChnrloI t,thry. Jimmy Roth and
j trk lIrrl""ll.
ST. JD-lca Meeting Postponed.
Tin r'':'I!"r M"i:!nE evening meeting
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-11-25
ST. Jc.nca Meeting Postponed.

Tn, +, "ni'T Mui.'!nE evening m"rtlnH
If 1t. james Glrvl" If Kings Daugh'
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-05-31
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