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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-03-12
S|STERSV|LLE GIRLS
WILL TRY TO STOP 'EM
WIFE LING GIRLS HAVE WON
SEVEN STRAIGHT AND
WANT ANOTHER.
Sistersv1lle Hopes to Put Cr11np In
Long Chain Of Victories Of
Local School.

The Wheeling girls. for the second
time this season. will stage Il game with
the Sistcrsvillr high school. This time
tn" game - In be- put on at the local
gym, and with n victory by the locals
in the past tilt ii looks like another.
SistcrSNillc has one OF tho best sen
totes representing the school for the
past three years. and while tn"
fcatcd girls defeated them by $50
score of Ia. it is expected mat the
down river EirlcS will make n strenuous
effort to even matters and by doing So
break one Of the most excellent records
ever compiled by any basket ball team
III this section of the country.
Li'tI" need h" sHid ab"u, the ability
Of the local Cold and Rluc SIX. but
should they hr in their usual trim an
other victory is expected. New Mar
'tlnSvlllH throw an awful scare into III"
locals. and They were finally fortunate
enough 10 win through some clever work
on tn" part Of the forwards. Captain
Klein is expected to he in good condi-
tiou. after being injured in the last con-
test and with weeks good practice
Wheeling should make it eight con-
srcutiv" victories and with only one
more gam" I" play. ii looks pretty
bright for another dctcAtless season.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-03-12
WORST RECORD EVER
In W. Y. u. ATHLETICS

Special Dispatch-to The Intel1igcncer.
NOkGANTOWN. w. Va. March IL
Realizing that practically nothing mat
ters after the defeat at the hands of
W & !. here Saturday night. especially
when this reserve followed such Il long
string of losses. tho w. V. /. basket ball
five will go 70 Fa!--cr. Tuesday night
70 play its scheduled game with the
Normal school there. West Virginia s
record so far has been 13 defeats in Is
starts. almost record for 4 Noun
tareer athletic team Of any description.
West Virginia. however. has played her
schedule out and has played many Of
the best teams in the country. and while
the record is recognized as far from
impressive. it cannot be considered dis
graceful.
Every effort will be made to win at
Fairmont. as 4 victory over tho Normal
team which has played such excellent
basket bali all through the season. will
he greatly Appreciated At least eight
varsity players will be taken on this
trip. I-atterner. Rodgers. Atkins, Dawson
and WhctSell being the regulars and
Hawkins, STigcr and BONNER being the
substitutes 1t is possible. too. that
another player or so will be taken, 20
that the aggregation will be well forti-
fed with substitutes.
The team will leave here at noon
Tuesday and will return on the mid
night train following tho game
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-03-12
NELL 5BURC LOOKS LIKE POSSIBLE |
WINNER IN STATE FLOOR TOURNEY.
UP RIVER QUINT FIT HAS WONDER
Full RECORD, AND Is PULL
OF CONFIDENCE.
Team Has Niece! sary weight and En-
DURANGO to Assist Them In
Final Drive.

Interest in basket ball circles Is now
conferred upon the big state claesic at
the EuCkhanl on tournament tomorrow.
Teams in III stale this season arc not
quite So strong us last. Parkersburg,
winners Of Ghr title. enter the tourney
this season with not quite so much con-
fid"nCe ~ in past ycarS. While repre-
scented hy 4 classy live and making
some what. of a good record. the Ave has
lost several stars through graduation.
Ora wtor Il and Ncalc. conceded 10 be two
If tho best athletes in the down state
section. are SUN in the lineup. and both
posses! : The Stamina and know just what
to do III Il series of this kind. Parkcrs
burg has won the title two consecutive
year and thcsc men were on the team
at the time
Nrcl!shurg Of this district, has an
Overwhelming victory hanging over the
head Of the fast lied and White team.
and with Z record of fourteen wins out
'at eighteen. with some Of the strongest
teams MS ITS victims. enters the big
plunge with An excellent chance Of TAX
ing away tho title. With parkersburG
! on it's list, tho Brooke countitns appear
| on Siandstill with the best TO enter
the tourney. From present Indications
! il looks rs thought ten teams Will be
! strong contenderS for tho cup. namely:
/ Ruckhannon. Hluciirld. E7kins. Parkers-
| burg, Charleston, Shinnston, New Mar
! tiusvIllc. rlendcnin and fairmont. and
| last but not least. our own WcllsburG.
| Buckhannon will be playing on the
home ll"Or and with q record OF only
: one defeat in the whole season Is III a
| commanding position. Three of these
| teams have lost hut two games each
| WcllSturC Buciicld and tlcndcnin.
! weusburg Has Big Men
[ Coach McrrclIS feels confident that his
| players will come out on top and has
| them working in line form. Welisourg
| has Il hig bunch OF tosscrs and each and
| every nan in built right for such an
! endurance test. Most OF the players
| have been on tho team for the past three
or four years and have participated in
! other state Journeys. Passing has been
! given The finishing touches and az the
! boys ara good shots il is going to be
, disappointing if the MerrellItes do not
; make Il showing. Captain Jacob is in
! the pink Of condition, as is II. Potter.
| both Of whom have been suffering from
! slight bruises. and with them in fine
; fetilc tho team will present its usually
! strong attack.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-03-12
CATHEDRAL HIGH SCHOOL REFUSED
RA5KE TBALL TOURNEY ENTRANCE
,eAI CADETS MADE APPllcA'
ION TO DIRECTOR, BUT WERE
TURNED DOWN.
,eson Given That School Is Private
and Agreement Made to sar All
in This Class.

The Cathedral high school was turn
ed down fat when II applied Tor en-
trance in the state basketball tournI
>rnent at Buckhannon, which is 20 take
Mace on Wednesday. Last season the
Maroon and Cream five entered inc
tournament and made quite showing
surprising some of the schools or inc
lower end Of the state as we'll as put
ling the local city on the map. The
cam finished in the semi-hnals. ou'
5as uosed out by Charleston, the
alter team losing the title TO ta'
,ersburg after a hard battle. "heu
!ntering the tourney &C locals "efe
lot considered in the running. ou'
after disposinC of the talrmont I'VE
he biggest surprise OF the iou1 II"
ment was pulled. NiggemEer' tue
local captain. was chosen as altIsta'e
forward alone by his wonderful WORK
during the games played. Idtheo'a'
was the smallest. team entered, anu
made an excellent showing
MANAGEMENT Refused entrance.
R-o,her Anselm. principal OF tue
Cathedral high school. had written tor
entrance blanks rom Mr. hairy W.
Vance, who is in charge OF me Jour
nament this. year. Mr.. vance ".oIe
hack that it was impossible Tor MIN
IN send same. He stated that the 10
ca1 school was considered private
and upon ruling OF the schools at d
meeting last summer 1t vas agreed
to bar all private schools. CathedraI
was the opy private school entered
1asI season and is the only one TO
auplv for .ntrance this season Noun
ING more Ietinite was heard from MT
Vance TO- some time, and bolnet
Anselu tecided 20 take an appear. u
could MT be understood Why the 10
calls yee barred after having been
represented last. season.
An,eal to PRECEDENT Fleming.
Srotlcr AnSelm then appealed u
DR.. Wallace B. Fleming. president o!
the wesleyan college. TO look lnto tne
mattr seriously and sea Just VIVA
Nigh be the reason for keeping e.Ie
schol out. Or. Fleming replied tna'
mo, careful investigation 1t was
, for.d that the public schools Of me
stae decided TO have all private
scnols eliminated. and it was beyond
hi power TO do anything TO the con
TRY.
Fans Here Disappointed.
This announcement meets with the
eneral disappToval Of Wheeling rams
IS Cathedral is the best bet OF Inc
civ and luey wished to see the to~r
represented at the tournament. Cain
edral was expected 10 make a gooo
showing, even though losing &c
Wellsburg for the valley title, foE
the boys have good FIVE and throush
The showing OF last season grea'
things were counted upon from them
L seems as though discrimination
was made asains: Cathedral person,
allv BY some Of .Ae schools IN the
lower section OF Tie STATE ana .ne e
re~, reason for he barring OF the
school can be attributed TO religion
which is believed 10 oe unjust ano
snould not be brought out in an event
81 this kind.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-03-12
GOLD AND BLUE FIVE
AFTER RIVALS SCALP
GAME PROMISES TO BE FEATuAh
ATTRACTION OF home
SCHEDULE.
Both F1ves Have Been Displaying I'LL
usual Form and Appear to 80
Going Good.

When wheeling nigh meets beliAre
| irb =, tho local gym on Friday even
! ing. one Of the scrap1!cst games III ''''
basketball history of either schoo! can
b., expected Tn" Old Gold and i'iu" &c
ifcatcd it's o.dNrjrnls again on the Geiu,
iron this season and whi" the lisn Ai'"
! Black trimmed tho locals on !ts H"nS
floor In basketball during the earlier part
of thu. season. the determination al poth
tiyes IS very much in evid"nc" and the
BATE promises "a be L warm Gre
Reliairr high has 4 good record this
season and while losing hut t2w games
thcyI w.rc lost ~ worthy opponents on
strange floors The Rcd and SIack has
las some OF its victims. IN" fast St
Clai-syille tlvs. Stcuhcnviilr. Franklin
Academy, Wheeling and several others.
Coach Heidc has been getting som" good
results out Of the boys and the way they
have been cleaning UP on things. shows
thew are UP to the standard that tho
school offers.
Wheeling, while not making such an
cnviable record. has not played many
games for the first reason and AT hnlrS
the fivn has shown real strength. while
on various occasions. II WAS SIMPLY out
OF whack. The Old Gold and Eluc 1uln-
tet has had perhaps one of the hardest
schedules Of any school in this VICINITY
! She has played two games with Catn'
bridge considered about the best team IN
! Ohio. East liverpool was also mot which
! team, in turn trimmed Cambridge TWO
games were played with Washington
with 4 $3.50 split Triad"lrhia has been
trimmed twice by good scores.
This game promises To Great" unusual
Interest among the students Of tho re.
spective schools rs the rivalry existing
lis OF the bitter sort.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-03-12
Mother Jones to Speak
AT MoundsviUe April |
Mammoth Rally Of Miners Of Ohio
Valley to be Held to Celebrate
stght-Hour Day Scale.

Mother Jones will be one Of the
principal speakers at the mammoth
miners gathering To br held in
Moundsvillc. April /. IN celebration of
the recognition Of the union cight-hour
day scale. under the auspices of the
United Mine Workers or America.
The meeting will be attended by
thousands Of miners throughout this
section OF the Ohio Valley and will b.
addressed by prominent officials, in
GLIDING John Moore. president Of dis.
rricl 30. i. and William Roy, president
Of subdistricl No. i, Congressman NJ.
NJ. Nicely Of Fairmont, is also schedul.
ed for an address.
Tn" gathering will b" held in Miners
hell. preceded by Il large street parade.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-03-12
M'GRAW'S GIANTS OFF
FOR TEXAS FRONT

y. z YORK. March 1.-THE first
batch Q: the New York National league
clubs players. accompanied by Eddie
Nrlnuick, the traffic manager. lift here
for The training quarters At Marlin.
Texas. today. Manager McGraw who
was detained on personal business and
Benny knuff. who has 10 appear before
4 local draft board for physical cXiLm-
nation. will lcaYe here later this week.
The party. %hich included several
newspaper reporters will be Joined at
St. Louis tomorrow. by Walter Hnlkr.
George Gibson. Arthur Fletcher and five
recruits-7J ohnson. ScheDncr. O'Ncnl.
ripp and Hemingway.
The players who went from here were
George Burns, Jack OnSluw. George
Smith. Wait. Hoyt. Mix" Hogan AMI
herman ("G"rmany') Schafc-. assistant
coach.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-03-12
CONSERVATIVE CO.
OFFICERS CONTINUE
IN SAME POSITIONS
Because Of No Quorum Present al
Annual Meeting Officials Auto
n1atically Chosen.

As there was not a quorum OF the
stockholders OF the Conservative Life
Insurance company present 1T The
annual meeting OF the company heId
Yesterday Al the company building n
Sixteenth and Market street the board
of directors which served last year
was declared reelected. Other bust
ness was postponed until the organiza'
lion meeting of the board which viii
probably be held some lime next wcrH,
The directors Of tho company will
meet next week and after organizing
will elect officers. Following are the
directors: MeSsrs. George w. Hill. i.
y. Howard. J. NJ. Hartley, G. L. Fian-
agan. S. NJ. Stawtcl, Charles II. Cox,
DR.. ". S. Fulton w. c: Ebcrts, J. J..
P. OBricn. Clarence Sobanski. and
Glenn +. Peters.
At yesterdays meeting the annual
report Of the company for the year
1917, was TO have been read but This
will be done at the next meeting. The
company has enjoyed very successful
year, according TO rumorS.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-03-12
Fire Apparatus on Way

City Manager George o. Maggie mas
been notified by the American La
France Company that the 1000 gallon
rotary tripl" combination pumper. par
chased from that company through
their representative in Wheeling Il. e.
Adams 4 Son. has been shipped and
should arrive in this city very soon.
Tn" pumpCr will b. unloaded at
Pittsburgh and run To Wheeling on its
own power 10 hasten its appearance in
Wheeling. Il has been recommen de-
by The advisory board that the iS
pumprr b. located in The Niagara en-
ginr house. and the puulpcr there be
transferred 10 III" Atlantic engine
house. and thr old Denver engine there
be held in reserve.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-03-12
ADVANCE GUARD OF
PIRATES co SOUTH

PITTSBURGH, March 11.-Headed by
Wilbur Cooper. the pitchers and catch
ers of the Pittsburgh National league
club left today for The southern train
ing camp at Jacksonville. Florida The
party leaving here was q small one. in
GLIDING only Pitcher Carmen Hill.
Catcher Willard Smith and Outfielder
Lee King. in addition to Pitcher Coop
or. Several battery men will join the
party enroute, while others made up a
party leaving Chicago today.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-03-12
Pike .COLLEG|ANS

The Pike Colleginn quintet have
closed very successful season and
have only lost one contest during the
year. which was by one point TO the
Cathedral alumni. which team they later
defeated.
They have defeated several other
good teams in this locality which In
rludc the fast Bethany quintet. They
look good 10 cop the amateur basket
ball honors Of the valley.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-03-12
la BELLE STOCKHOLDERS
MEET THIS AFTERNOON

This afternoon u meeting OF the
stockholders Of the La Belle Iron com
Dany will BE- held, and the meeting Is
bcing looked forward to by many To-
cal investors. The meeting is the an
nual meeting, and the directors for the
coming year will be elected al The
meeting.
The report OF the company TOT IasI
year will probably be presented. The
company has enjoyed a splendid year
financially.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-03-12
KNOCKOUT FOR
FRED FULTON
ST. LOUIS, March 1l.--Fred Full
ton, Of Rochester, Minnesota,
knocked out Tom Cowler of New
York In the fifth round of schedul-
ed eight round bout here tonight
Eligibility Committee
For State Tournament
Special Dispatch TO Tho Intclliccnc"r.

Special Dispatch 70 Tho IntclliGcnc"r
ECCkHANNOE. W. Va, March IL
,All votes for the mon who are TO act on
tho eligibility committee for the state
basketball! tournament which is 10 b.
held at Buckhannon this week hav" been
received frJm the different high school
principals and tho following mon ara the
ones who received the highest number Of
votes. and they will act with IN" man
agcmcnt of the tournament on all "liE-
ibility questions l. q. German. Of
Charleston high school and +. l. Knight
Of Sutton high school. This committee
will have complete charge of all qucs.
lions arising.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-03-12
RIVER NEWS

The river ut the wharf last even
ing WIS rising slowly. with the stage
Of ~ feet on the marks. The stage at
the dam at Mem echen was reported as
20 feet inches, and rising.
The Liberty arrived last evening at
about s O'Clock and will leave this
morning for Matamoras.
The Milton is due TO arrive here this
evening. returning from her trip 10
Ma,amoras, on which she started yes
terday morning at 11:30 o'clock.
The Dunbar is due 10 reach here
some time tonight and will leave at Z
o'clock tomorrow morning for Charles
Ton, from Pittsburgh.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-03-12
AMERICAN LEAGUE
UMPIRES ARE NAMED

CHICAGO. March 1.-THE 1915 staff
Of urnpireS in tho American league Will
l,r tn. same rs last Scasnn. President
Johnson announced today. Thomas Con
nelly who has been Hn umpire for IS
Years will be presented with gold
cross at the start Of the season ~ a
reward for his services. Tn" staff in
tlrGi-r Connolly fulluwS:
william c. Evans. Clcr"land: SIX
p'I."ugn'.n. K"rn"si"r y. Y; clarence
Owens. Kansas Guy: ';"nrT" Ellld"hrtnd.
san Francisco: ti,"r:r M"rarity. W""H-
stock Ill. Richard Hal!i"g. f"unS~-
town. ohio. ami Y IlLlHu prur"n II Nrw
Union
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-03-12
PULLED TONGUE AND.
STOPPED HICCOUGHS
Physician Breaks Cord Under Member
and Elmer Fox's "Cups" Stop
After Eight Days.

BY pulling out his tongue and snap
ping the cord under the member. Ell
mer Fox, Of the National road, well
known local printer was relieved o!
eight days hiccoughing early yester'
day morning.
All kinds Of remedies, BY physicians
and laymen, were tried. without avail.
Fox continued TO htccough and vas
rapidly growing weaker hourly until
the attending physician tried ,he
tongue treatment.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-03-12
Where Cant Find Relief From
Itching, Terrifying Eczema?

ter how unhrarabe the itching and
burning Of the skin. 5 S s. will
promptly reach the seat Of the
trouble and forever rOuj from the
blood every trace ri Tn" disease. just
as it has for others who have SUI:
Icrrd as Won have. This grand blood
remedy has been used Tor more than
fifty years, and you hive only 10 give
it Il fair trial To be restored 10 per
feet health.
our chief medical adviser is an au-
thnrity on blood and skin disorders.
and h" will take pleasure in giving
you such advice as your individual
case may need. absolutely without
cost. Write today. GcscrIpinr you7
ease. 10 medical department. SWIM
Specific Co. i3i Swlft Laboratory
Atlanta, Ga.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-03-12
FUNERAL OF VICTIMS

Wu,CHESTk.L KY March IL
Funerals of the ten children and one
adui. who lost their lives here Sat
H., lay night when falling wall from
an adjacent building crushed the root
OF moving picture theatre and buried
100 occupants unde-
the debris, were held today. BY proc
lamation of the mayor al. business
houses were closed.
twenty-five persons are IN the
Clark ecu y hospital. Today. it was
indicated, the condition Of fo1r, all
children, had become serious.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-03-12
TIE IAT LAUGH.

4 red headed man met bald headed
man on the street one day. Said the red
headed man: Il sec they haven't much
hair where you camc from.
Huh" retorted the bald headed one.
There was plenty O. hair, but II Was all
red and I wouldn't have it
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-03-12
This Question Is Ever on the tips
of the Afflicted.

Eczema. letter. Eryslp"las and
other terrifying conditions of III"
skin arr dc"p-.pa,ei blood dlScaSe$,
and applications Of saIvrs. lotions
and washes can only afford tempo
rarv relief. without reaching The real
local treatment has don" YOU no
good, there is no reason TO despair.
You simply have not $uu%hi III"
proper treatment that is within your
reach.
You have tho rXp"ri"nc" Of Others
who have suffered as you hay" I"
guide yOu To a prompt rlddanc" 81
blood and skin diseases. No matter
how terrifying the irritation, nU mat
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-03-12
BROWNS IN TRAINING.

SHREVEpOET. La. March IL
Fielder Jones manager OF the 81. L"uis
Americans. AMI thirtrCn players arrived
here today. Eight more are expected
tomorrow.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-03-12
Who's who at: Home,

Elisha There's Il man IT the door, pa
,hat wants tn soc the boss OF tho house
Ha---Tcll your mother.
Mn ,calling downstairsl-Tcll The
cook -.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-03-12
Administrator Appointed.

George {. Beneke was appointed ad
ministrator Of the estate Of Robert T.,
henderson. with p. 5. Honccker as Sc
curitY.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-03-12
Deeds Recorded.

John ". Beltz. trustee OF Regina
Bnrz, John ". Dcltz, Jr, and Mary
Bcltz, his wife. and Annie II. Beltz TO
Henry +. Bcltz and Marie Elizabeth
Bcltz, his wife, parcel Of land on the
east side of Jacob street. between
Twcntv.srcond and Twenty-thlrd
streets. in the city OF Wheeling.
Henry A. Glitsch 10 Charles Il Null,
nronrrty in OVERLOOK
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-03-12
COUNTY COURT
MARRIAGE Licenses.

Marriage IFceH6cS'
Dallas May, IS, and Esther Healy,
%. both Of Wheeling,
Lee 7. Glennan. "a. and Netue SWn'
dcr,nan, &c. both OF Canton, 0.
Leslie Walter Brown. colored. IS,
and Hazel Bath, colored, IS. both OF
Wheeling.
Peter J. Sancr, IS, and Clara Eliza
beth Mullet- 81. both of Powhatan, O.
The American Jewish world. [volume] (Minneapolis ;) 1915-current, 1918-09-06
THE AMERICAN JEWISH WORLD

Mr.. and Mrs. Nose j. Rosenstein, and
family, 1881 Emerson South, take this
means of extending their most hearty
wishes for the coming year to all their
relatives and friends.
May the New Year be one of happiness
and prosperity to all our friends and
relatives Mr.. and Mrs. ]. I. Sapero and
family, 1918 Emerson North.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hyman Schochet, 1118
Knox North, wish to offer the compli-
ments of the New Year season to all their
relatives and friends.
May the coming New Year bring hap
piness and prosperity to all our friends
and relatives: Mr.. and Mrs. l. Schulman,
$40 Sixth avenue North.
happy and prosperous New Year to
all our friends and relatives: Mr.. and
Mrs. A. Schwartz and family, 1923 East
10Th street.
Mr. and Mrs. julius E. Shanedling of
Virginia, Minnesota, wish a Happy and
Prosperous New Year to all their friends
and relatives.
A year of happiness and prosperity to
all our friends and relatives is our wish
of this Holiday season: Mr.. and Mrs.
B. D. Shapiro, 1919 18th avenue South.
Happiness and prosperity for all our
friends is our wish on this Holiday
season: Mr. and Mrs. j. Shore and
family, TIA Elliott
To all our friends and relatives we
wish a New Year of happiness: Mr.. and
Mrs. Samuel Strimling, II Highland
Place.
We take this means of wishing our
friends and relatives Happy and Pros
porous New Year: Mr.. and Mrs. Nathan
Swiler 1856 Humboldt South.
May the coming year be one of hap
piness and prosperity to all our relatives
and friends: Mr.. and Mrs. J. Weinstein
and family, 113O Lyndale North.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. Zalkind and family,
1712 Park avenue South, extend their
greetings for the coming year to all
their friends.
We wish a Happy and Prosperous
New Year to all our relatives and
friends: Mr.. and Mrs. A. Zekman, 1921
Vine Place.