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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-02-14
@ruuSsiseHtbmms.lIe .lIebsrtrusnnssn.
giueinuati, 13. 5e6r.

Y lHlIH II att, 10. 6eor.
2ouis Uler5 u. 4ub. an Diaiom u
Yartsls. Degereht iiber cine pripat
Rooo in Yermehuns 2276 bon 4nberl
ion 9opnibip. 81.
Ra9lab BON sllfreb 81. Rpe an ri
darb 8. unb Robert 6. gaDe, so be
ITO 5uB an Der DeItieite Der Rpnt
somerp Pite in RorfpOoo. 81.
Caroline 9rennsn an emma &laus
mNer, 80 bsi 164 SUB on Der @eita
ieite Der 9ropeoaIe 2lperue, unb 5ipal
Got "a in Taepers 3. gooper's Inter,
abtbetlung bon Purt pIaee. s.
(Steuer 81.
Sbe Seipii6 2abor 2pceum an 36,
Snternationol grptberboop Darfar
IliI.. 20 bel AZ 5ub an Der Rorboit
ede Der @ambls Ilep unb Clinton
Strdbe. 81.
CHARLES gpeisaerber II. 4nb. oi
5enrp 5uitiut, % BEL go SUB an be-
Deftfeite Der Sefferinn Ioerue, 12(
Sub iuolib ppn Der eorrp StraBe
81 (Steuer $3.50.
eatborina glsis on Rarp Diet, 81
5ub an Der Goiferu Nrenue. rs sui
Sflih bon Der 9eipis StruBe, 81.
Wininm g. Snrmon on 4lsTonoeI
6onilion. Got 165 in Der Spoe BAR
Gait unierabtbeilung. 81 (Steuel
81.
Clemens Rpep on Guo u. Smnth
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-02-14
SonSerbarc @oblt6atisfeit.

Gin cissntbiimIifes StreifIidt aui
Die .Doblthdtigteit" setptiisr Ssuts
iperfen bic Bernertungen. bic Drar
sSSobn U. 9oImes seitern m elmer
Stbuns bes DomaH's Council oi
RntiondI DefenIe mahts. 2tuf oen
9lufruf um aleiber uRb SdubSeue
iiir bic ueberi6pemmteu purben
Slsiosr seldidt, bic nur nod fir ben
9umpenbdneler Don Mertb poren.
une Sdubs, bic entfpeDer nihi 5u=
iammsn pabteu pber 70 serriiTen pas
rem, baB iis on tsinerH Sub rrsbr gss
feiisn b6tten. Gaben fir bic 1leb.rs
fdtpenmten, iaste 5rou Solmes, iolls
ten nitt d5iolut tueriblps isin unb
Die @eber follten Elm flein penig se=
iiuHben MeuiharDeritnHb benuben.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-02-14
gms Mifoidrs lpriidJem Setlama.

~%AbR "t~tsy~ ~y~'~VN"
fDrium.
slHf Dem Serge Snpiuratis
6trufes Baum geiuafien bat lIdb
Sirmclblau BON IbngeiidDt,
Same ieiu: @ersiekmeinuidlt,
Seberidrift: Ter geildDeu.
@;e Der alapperitDrd in Snmpf
glnipift, anffriht FrpIdles Sinmpfy
Gu Der SDb ben RenidJ frist ami,
ytad 0erinmpfteS Sebenslaut
Seberidyrift: Der Giebe.
Sf,6nne YiGbdsu sibt's in @ien,
SdpDnaen Snmmel in Berlin,
SdGbeu lGft iid in Garis,
Bios bei mir al Sans III mieR,
Scberi6rift: Der Seimat.
Snften tblit SolnnSeritraudJ,
Gnften tbut Sns Slibner and,
Abcr beher nod nlS lie
Suftct maimf Srant Wtarie,
Seberidrift: 9as aGis.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-02-14
9as gOlfsfousert.

9ietor 5erbert, Der ii5 bsreits bonn
Publitum Der SpmpbonietonSerte
Usrdbi1tbet bot, iuiro oas um Conn
tag gtahmittag Don ben geiu6ern
Der 9oItstOu5srts tbun. gs 1T 6as
leBte &on5ert, pslhes er bier bright.
Oas Brogramn eutbdlt bas Anbante
aus bem Bod aon5ert, Don @ictor
Ser6ert fir 0rfeiter eineeri9tet; !;
8eetboptns sggmput" Oaipertiire,
gietOr Serberts rSeftmari5" uHb
-Rautdiiife Stis8e", BON JpunDp.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-02-14
sDit gIittts nrD Slsien.

liz 9sabsl bisit, 10 lanse treH ber
ft JFan
lie Sdleife feit, ne bog crit ipGt I'D
am
Hub MN wirft mau iie iues! - Seia
SdDifial idnn,
Su treuer SieHer! bsmgt bid Alier
frnmm.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-02-14
0eser.

Jn Der Aii9e bes 6eims Don
2ouis Smith. Ro. 755 Mi4monb gt.,
brad seitsrn eiu Geusr aus. bds Don
Smiib felbit teidmpft purbe unb, uis
er slaubte, aud selofd! ipcrben NOR.
Qitsr bier 9tunben fpdtfr fblugtn BIZ
5InmHsn Don Reutm aus unb biesniol
-mubfe bic 5euerDehr 81 9iIfe seru.
Zen tperbsn. Die TN ;speiieu Stod be-
6dnies frnnf Iisseubt syralf BIanfs
6prnu iDurbe In Sidsrbsl. eebrahi,
Der nnaeridfste S4oben bslduit Fdj
auf $500
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-02-14

Ssnts II ber ben eiebenben seiuio-
Iaste aaleubrtae.

Die alten Gitien. = sic tpdren mid
iltinen llnteridieben in allen Can.
bern suhaufe unb iperben nod &c.
pflsst. - grieftrdser iparen BIZ
einsisen, ipel4eu Der Tag cir
0rauen sinfl0bie. = Sis iperber
aber beuer ipenissr iiberarbsiiei
isin. Die 3siten iinb su aiebes-
unb ioniiissn Sdsrssn nid5t auge.
iban. = Die sriuse saartenaus.
uobl iusi es faOn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-02-14
Sir babeu Sas aaruifell

Ro6 Der gsInti Saloon 2eague"
fino bic Srauer am 3uderinanger
ifllIo. @etpib po6 aud) Die
gIissaros inb @isitnlungen iiuo BON
bicien oertruften @tiriten aneeItif-
tet, MIR riidt oas gIuibrefeu DER
@isrnafen!
Ban iaet, es iei MIR Grt BON Gum.
pen,
aQ3eit bal6 bier, balo burt Su pun.
ben.
9og @eeentbeiI betpeif i6 gut:
gIs eoelltes bon allen Giugen
Sort man oas Wsenid,eHters beiia.
gen
llnb bod puulpts au iein geben 9Ili.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-02-14
Der etriditrnntpf I'M aunsertiauI.

gSie Die geabeln Iuitig flappern,
Cine retlts - itrTo eine linfs -
llnh babel fann man audJ pIappern,
Cine rehts = uno cine linfs.
StridiirurHpt on biit meiue 8onne,
Cine rcdJts = uno cine lirtfs
9u biit nIeines 9ebens Soune,
Cine red)ts - uno cine Iinfs.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-02-14
SeneibrHsluertber Sunb.

aiLe Wtenihen iterben aber nitt
ale Meniden erben mas I'M 10 be-
bauerli6er iii, nls ielbit SpilIrbe gele.
geilt[icb biefes 8or5ues fbeilbaftig
iperocn. Cine 5rni see in Stone, u.
g.. bat ibrem Siuloe ein Sabresgelo
BON bunoert Dollar ausseiebt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-02-14

.3lpei aatsbisbe seitrH sn je eii.
id9rissr @efdusuihbaft
prurtbeilt.

gnidt Der grObgsf4D0rsnen. = Rs'
xiDerfddits aIasen. - gbeI8eif
bunssfdIs. - anseblider gopeOtt
als Grunb fir enti6dbisunsstIas
se. gia9lab alnssIesenbeiien. -
Deridisoenes.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-02-14
unirr @mnidl.

allen aesIern Sait SoI3l ulb eia
Sabetruuf na9 setbaner gIrbeit.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-02-14
Nas G,einubbeitsfpriett.

Sort ibr SSrniien ltno laBt eilh ia
gen, ein @eiiu1obeits &oriett
Jolt ibr trageit, - Denn ibr nun on
bic slrbeit gebt, - Die eigentlih oert
Dtunn 5uItebt. - Ssbr aonoufteure,
fSeee Riefen, - ibr, Die ibr ibufft
in Whlnitionsfabrtfer. - peruebur's
luto i6rriirt Die 5urten Glieoer =
mir nod in bcs @eiiirobeits .Wiieber,
- ous Duriel Sfpps, elm ga1t5er
Wennn, - gu eilrem 8eiteu tlug er.
fnnn.
Der befGrulte S.prut,: ,,l4rGbt bic
5enre iulb fhtueigt Der Sahn, lit
oas Sans gar libel bran, gilt aild
BON ben Staateb in ipeldIen bie
Mdnnerpelt meibliten Bolitifern
geItattet, in offertIiden slngeIegeir
beiten oas grobe @ort sn fiibren.
@ie 5u 3eiten Der Strtflut, ais
gsoab ieine arhe sinmerte, 10 ftilb
allh belite oie Sd,iffsbnier oas am
reiiten perlangte @eiperbe. 3ic
Sdiffsbmi &ourrltiiion Der Geeie-
rlu1e perIangt 250,000 iolher glr-
better, I'm Die dnrerifaniidbe eide
llnb oos amerifanifde @r5 In Sd)iffs.
form iiber DEN SSean idapurunen ou
Iaiien.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-02-14

Setter Caviar bel Oh. gsiser & Co.,
13s %. 9. etraAe 1hhrea 5hlia ppu Gin
Suabs. Canal 30i5. 90
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-02-14

Scha Baffss. Der iih gtfern
f&ulbia betaunis. bas automebiI oes
Soon Grfsnbfsasr Obns be Gridisbuib
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-12-11
Martins Ferry Briefs.

Mir. W. F. White. Of New Athens, IS
here /" spend the winter Win MS
business visitor IN this city yesterday.
brother. u. V. White. Of Rnlston Fats
Dr. X. &. Campbell. who was visiting
his niece. Mr4. Ella Campbell. OF lnlru
street. has returned TO his home at Ne"
Athens.
Mrs. Charles Parker is confined to her
home with illness. :.
Fred Williams, local mail carrier -
off duty again. due to illness
Elizabeth Edwards is confined 10 her
home on South Fourth street, with Ill
ness.
again after being confined TO his home
on Jefferson street. with Illness:
Mrs. 4. J. Fallen and two children
are i'll AT their home on Fourth street;
Ralph Dew is critically Ill at his
home on Pearl street.
Red I.Ipshurc returned 10 Youngstown
last evening after spending few days
in this city.
, Mrs. Joseph Ncman and daughter. Nir-
ginia, are seriously i'll Of the influc MA
at their home in Adams street.
Harvey Ashton. of Colcrain pike. broke
his arm yesterday when trying 10 crank
his Ford. -,
George Weber Jr., is seriously Ill with
blood poison at his home on Fifth street:
MI. and Mrs. Clarence Armstrong or
Clinton street. are improving from All
attack of Influenza.
+. Cannon. Of Cadiz. O.. was n busl'
ness visitor in this city Yesterday.
Mrs {. +. Bryant. OF Pittsburgh, ar:
rived in this city yesterday TO Spcnd
Christmas with her parents on south
Sixth street.
Mrs. VIII Reed, Of North Sixth street,
is very i'll with pneumonia.
Mrs. Vim. Fitzgerald Is confined u her
home on Washington street, with flu.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-12-11
BELLAIRE
Council Proceedings.

The regular. ssmi-uiontnly session OF
the city council was held last evening
and all were preSeu. with the "Ncep-
ton of Councilman IIoore. who Is H. \
number If imirrtaal matters were given
attention. 49, r-o-
The ordinance providing for the pro-
lection II tho water works: ana inc en-
forcemcnt uf the rules and regulations
vas read ths second time. \ motion 20
place il on the third reading lost
Tho ordinance fixing the salaries
bonds and duties Of officials and en-
plovcs was read tho second tt9c; Jonn-
son agai. refused 10 support inc olui
nance. and the motion TO place 1t on its
third reading WAS lost.
An or;iinancc was introduced fNinS
the salaries and bonds Of the MAYOR
and auditor and other CITY ottlc'aiS' Inc
ordinances was evidently joke as II
douhl;d the salaries of the o1nctES.
This fact was brought out ny the vote.
Fyrrv member OF council with the OK
crntion Of Johnson voted nay on 'ns
motion to place it on its second ana
third reading. ,hc
UhseI,ur Traction company the right 70
opcratr over tho streets OF fclla!r" Vas
Introduced. Council objected TO the or
Iinanc. on the grounds that Il dld nor
cnntoin a section fixing the rare 70
Wheeling and 5000 per year 2cr milc
fn- rho use OF streets. and II taileo 70
BASS onto its second reading.
\ meeting Of council Will DC nelu NJ
Monday evening for the purpose ot ais
cnssinr a number Of street improve
mcnts. D,.o,,b,,
showed fines collected S39&.aO: licenses
Sn2.5n. total stcl.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-12-11
ALL BIDS REJ1crED.

CHARLESTON. w. Va. Dec. 10.-Thc
state nrinting board, which opened bids
Yesterday afternoon on state printing
and printine supplies for the two-year
period beginning January s.. 1879: an
nounccd this morning that 1t had de-
icidcd TO reject all bids as unsatisfactory
cciycd I'm 10 10 a. n1 December -. But
one complete bid was received Oh sta
tioncry.
Tho state printing board is compose
of !. S. Darst. state auditor; ". =.
Johnson state treasurer, ana M. ;:
sbnwikcy state superintendent OF
schools. The expenditure OF more than
500 600 ia involved.
Buy WAR SAVINGS STAMPS
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-12-11
BAD BREATH
n. Edwards Olive Tablets Get
AT the Cause and Remove 1t

DR.. Edwards Olive Tablets; the SUBJ
stit,,te for calomel, act gently on the
bowels and positively do the work:
people afflicted with bad breath ma
ouick relief through DR.. Edwards Olive
Tablets. The pleasant, sugar-coateo
tablets are taken for bad breath by
all who know them
DR.. Edwards Olive Tablets act gently
hut firmly on the bowels and hver'
Stimulating them to natural acton.
clearing the blood and gently purifying
The entire system. They do that when
dangerous calomel does without any
of the bad after effects.
All the benefits Of nasty, sickening,
criping cathartics are derived from
Dr. Edwards Olive Tablets without
eT;n;nc pain or any disagTeeable effects.
DR.. F. NJ. Edwards discovered the
formula after seventeen years OF praG-
dec among patients afflicted with
bowel and liver complaint win INC
attendant bad breath:
Dr.. Edwards Olive Tablets are pure
" vegetable compound mixed WIN
olive oil; you will know them by then
ol;rc color. Take ono or Two every
night for wce!:: and note the etlect
i0c and Pc Or: box. AL druggists.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-12-11

Miss Catherine rnrhctt hns resumed
her work At Rum Bros. store. after
nursing flu patients.
Miss Mac Fleming has resumed her
work at the local Woolworth hvc and
tcn-Crm store. after an Illness.
Miss Bertha Toilet has returned from
q visit To Nrffs.
Kenneth c. Cooper WAS visitor nj ST.
Clairsvillc yesterday.
Miss Marie Sncdekrr left yesterday
morning for a visit with relatives AT
Mnncsscn Pa.
charles Anderson. who has been i'll. is
recovering.
Hurry Williams is expected home in n
few days from a southern trimming camp.
Miss Marie Thnrtun continues i'll at
hcr home.
Mrs. Park Rfflc. who has been i'll. is
recovering.
Miss Lucy henderson is home from Il
visit tn park"rShurE.
Mrs. Rnsco" Craig is recovering from
an illness.
+. Kennedy. who has been ILL., is re-
covering.
Miss ruth Hartley will leave for a
visit In Pittsburgh.
Miss Beatrice Hughes has resumed
her work AT the Bchr st"r" after all
! illness.
Miss Gathering Gallagher has rccoT-
cred from AN Illness.
Mrs Emma Wilson has returned from
n visit ." OhcrIin aud Columbus.
vi
her home ON Guernsey street.
Mr.. and Mrs. q. Mcdonald are tho pa
rents nf son.
Mrs. clyde Ferguson is recovering
frum an illncss.
Mrs Ida barnett. Of piiios Bottom. is
visiting in town today.
Harry Wright is i'll at his home on
Franklin street.
Mrs. Thomas Barton is tn" guest q!
relatives at Pittsburgh.
Miss Ethel Wright has recovered from
an illness.
Mrs james Matthew has returned
from cincinnati whore she visited hci
nephew. who Is in training mt that place
Mrs. lanes kilGore. Of Crescent street
is recovering from an illness.
George Michel is able TO be out. after
an illness.
The employees ~ tho Anderson & hc-
Grcgnr "nmpnHy held an Old-fnShinnrd
pig roast last evening.
Miss Mary Ncanc has returned from
tiarkshurs. whore she attended the lu-
neral II friend.
Tho clerks will elect officers at
meeting tomorrow evening.
County Agent McMannus suhm!tcG
| his report last evening ~ meeting OIL
| Tic Belmont County Humane Society.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-12-11

belmont Savings and l.onn company
VS.. Afford Hall ct al. Foreclosure Sale
confirmed and deed ordered. Order OF
distribution.
~ al Partition. Sale confirmed and
DID ordered. Order e. dt"t Hf'nttm CON,
many VS.. tho Troll Co,l Mining company.
DISMISSED at costs of Plaintiff without
state Of Ohio OK rrl Emmett 10y rs.
William II. Sears ri nj. Mandamus.
Trial Ia CONT: Demurrer n answer
overrulcd. Rnlatnr excerpts. Alt"rnatir"
writ Of m1ndnmus heretofore awarded
made absolute.
Nora f. Heath vs. George Heath. D-
vorcc and alimony Temporary alimony
allowed nlalntiff hv nErccm"nt "a fol-
lows: $40 to nlnIntIfr at once. and
sll.sn on carh Tuesday hereafter and
ia nay plaintiffs attorney Sas nj once.
Ohio w Forest Gray. Larceny. Do
PENDANT waived formal nrra. Snm"nt md
entered plea Of guilty. Defendant sem
fenced to pay fine OF BIO.
--BI'Y WAR SAVINGS STAMPS
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-12-11
$40 WORTH OF EGGS
COST HER so CENTS
Mrs. Potter's Hens Make Good Profit In
| winter. Plan IL Worth Trying.

Il fed 50 cents worth Of Don Sung
at hens and got Is cEGs in December
and % in January. and got IN cents n
dozen for them. AIRS. Maggie Porter.
20? S. Missouri street. indianapolis Ind.
Mrs. Potter. like many people. used To
food her hens all winter and get mn GEE
Now her hens pay her.
You can do tho same by accepting this
offer:
Give your hens Don Sung and watch
results on" month. II you don't find
that Don Sung pays for itself and pays
YOU n good profit besides. simply tell US
and Your money will be refunded.
Don Sung Chinese for rEG-layinE}
works directly on tho rEG-laylng organs.
and is also IL splendid tonic. 1t is easily
given in thr iced. improves tho hrns
health makes her stronger and more
active in any weather. and starts her
laying.
TRY Don Sung for 30 days and II II
doesn't get YOU the "GEs. no matter
how cold or wet tho weather, your money
will he refunded by return mail. Get
Don Sung from your poultry remedy
dealer or send 50 c"nts today for a
packagc 10y mail prepaid Durrrll-DuE-
geT Co.. ITO Columbia Bldg, 1ndiunapo-
lis. Ind.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-12-11
MOTHER BRINGS
GIRL HOME

Miss Mamie Gcaquinda, iS-yrar olu
eirI u,hn lnfI her home IN Wheeling last
August -. md was found in New YORK
hr Catholic organization. has nr%n
back homo by her mother. inc
Young girl is an Italian and Mas nrin III
New York h. III" police pending INC ar
told tho police TINT h"r daughter SAD
she lief, wheeling In company with an
other girl 1t WAS At first hr'icIrd ,hHl
Mamie had gone nway with young
soldier who later deserted her.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-12-11
TRAINED NURSE GIVES
RECIPE FOR GRAY HAIR
Gives Recipe for Simple Homemade
Remedy That Quickly
Darkens II.

Mrs. 4. Dixon. we'll known bF"'N
,yr trained nurse made the foiio"'h3
statement REGARDING GraE ha!r'
"S,rcakcd. faded or gray hair can ns
quickly turned black. brown or ls"t
remedy that you can make AZ ho'n"
brown by tho use OF tho following
Merely 80, small box Of orl,s
,owJar Mt any drug store. II costs
very little and no extras To buy. DIS
solve it in water and comb II throuS"
tn. hair. Full directions LOT "i'N'"h
and use como IN carA box.
You. need no: hesitate to use Orlca
as q sln0.00 gold bond comes In each
box ruarantrriur the uscr that Orl"1
docs no, contain silver. lead. zinc
mercury. anilinc. coal-tar prod"ets OF
their derivatives.
III docs not rub OFF. H. not sticky
or gummy, and leaves the hair fluffy
II will make a gray haired person loe1
twenty years younger.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-12-11
MARTINS FERRY


Mrs Rachel \. Shrihcr. we'll known
resident ~ this city. passed away a; hcr
home 90S Carlisle street. nj | :5n cock
after a short Illness Of pneumonia. Inc
deceased has many friends III inns cltE
Who were SURPRISED to learn u! hcr
death. She leaves to mourn her uea'h
besides her husband three SONS. Alnert.
OF this city: Lieut. Ellsworth. no" IN
Franco. and William. 1T camp laE'or'
Ky. and ono daughter. Mrs. Il. .. Jones
NJ his rity Services will I've held Thurs
day afternoon nj zoo o'clock. Rev. Nc
Daniel. uc the First Baptist church. VIII
conduct tho services. intermcn' VIII tahc
place ut tho RirerVIcw cemetery.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-12-11
LLOYD GEORGE WILL WIN.

LONDON. Dec. ln.-Thr British cleo
ton campaign un The Who'll" * lnthar':i''
owing to the result not being IN doubt.
There is general agreement a. To IN"
nutrnrnc Tho government Will carry
moro thnn 4nn seats and "f ;hcE" NOM
hcrs ISn will lac liberal supporters or
I,lnvd George The second largest or
eanized group will h" the labor party
which will got 100 seats The t"lIo"inH
49, rx-Premier Asquith is developing
.,rcncth and may elect Sc or 30 mem.
hers. The remainder Of the House will
be composed mainly Of Slim Feincrs.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-12-11

Irene J.. Duke. daughter Of MT. and
Mrs. Ed Duke passed away Monday eH-
ching nj 20 at her home nj stop eight.
Main street. after an extended illness
covering period OF seven weeks. She
is survived ny her parents and sister
and brother. Funeral services will he
hnld this afternoon at two o'clock. In
! term,nt will take pace at the Lnwood
cemetery,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-12-11
Thr~ Rhr1arS.

G%crr. Jefferson of Moundsville was
given ), hearing before Mayor Culh"rt-
eon IN police court yesterday morning
on :, charge of begging. He was unable
to pay Il fine of t"I and costs. and was
taken 20 the county Jail ut st. Glars
willie. Albert Feeder md Samuel Stow
ART. negroes. charged with begging. were
arrested Yesterday afternoon. They were
given suspended sentences and run out
Of town
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Auxiliary to Meet.

II was announced yesterday by INC
members Of the WnmHn's AuXiilary OF
me- ST. Paul's Episcopal church that
there would be IL meeting held Wrdncs-
day afternoon at ":30 o'clock. OF TINS Or
gAnization. in the Guild room or me
church Plans for the coming Christmas
work will be discussed.
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MAKING IMPROVEMENTS

The repairs now being made Mt the
REQ garage nj Twentieth street Will
soon he completed. \ building permit
vas granted by John Wallace. building
INSPECTOR The work calls for the GREG :.
ton Of two concrete piers Mt the local
motor cnmpnny'x establishment. Tho
peruilS were issued 10 David i. Sllcr. OF
the company. $500 being recorded nS
bc dpbt
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-12-11
nridseoort. Briefs.

Willard HUFF, 81 Flushing. was a bus
moss visitor yesterday.
Sheriff Wesley Osborn, OF. St. Clairs-
willie was a local visitor yesterday.
J. N. Clarke was at Norristown on
business yesterday.
Fred NcIninEer. who has heen i'll at
his homo in Kirkwood. Is said 10 be
ahIr 10 be out.
Mrs. Frank SoulGc. Of Darlington. was
a. guest In this city yesterday.
Mr. s. l.. Long. Of Huntington. W.
Va, was a business visitor In this city.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-12-11
UNI stop Violations.

TIC Ec,a;: riroc"rs' "r,! Butcher. as
.ocIc;,o: :s determined 70 stop nil Vi"-
,a:inr* -: iha Sunday closing i%"' -;
rcc,,, ,r.n.!f- , -~pnr. wa$ s,'hrnittctl
70 -, trfrrt ttc; Sor:," o. the '.usI"~ ~s
49, wor. riniattrc the order. Chc f't-
,r.:... committeeman w"r" appointed 70
.cr IN; tho ,.,r !s enforced in e"ch dis.
nc: Rni"5o5 ard y. Srhrarl. Shh"r.
si,:c. ;,-n f!.nrs finch Run: PinsfE ard
Tcvc- l.i-h,ce:sE 70 'Thirtr-rirSt str--t:
C,r.,o- 49,: ltran. Thirty-first str""t to
Tn,Ii-r o.: C-Namrr and preva""k. In
n.~r Thy, 10 E,2-Ty-.iShts street. !h"s"
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Nar,ad Assistants.

Arch r. FoCIc who was elected AUDI
tor of Belmont county at tho last cleo
zion. has announced tn" names Of his
assistants Wilbur r. Woods of Martins
Ferry is the first deputy. and the others
are Charles Il. wilkins of HendrysburG
and John Irwin of Smith township. All
are competent men and we'll qualified
for the. positions. Irwin formerly was
employed in railroad offices. but now
is in tho army. Fl" will h" mustered
out Of the service before Mr. F'oGlc takes
office
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-12-11
POLICE PICK-UPS

Four DRINKS. three OF whom were
brought in by Officer ESk"y. viii II"
hruucht up in police court tomorrow
morning Il. NJ Hughes. Joe p'l'ouSh
ard James I1ldhnu:h didn't realize tina
Officer F;skcy hnd his eye on them until
they were ON their way tn police head
ounrtrr4 The other offender was steve
T.azinski. who was pulled in by Of1c"r
Fitzrrrald.
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70 RaoYnSent woman'S Club.

Mrs. n. II. Criswcll. president OF inc
Woman's Club. in Martins Ferry VIII
attend council meeting OF the ONO
Federation Of Woman's Clubs al Column
hne MS representative of the local
branch. This organization is asked 10
fiu 10000 boxes Of candy Ia he sent to
tho soldier boys at Camp Sherman Tor
Christmas.