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Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-11-19
LIBERTY BONDS.

New York. Nov. 19:.--Prices at 1855
p. today were: 3 1-R's,s 10000;
first AS, 94.40; second As, $3.50: first
A las. $3.50; second 4 las, $3.50;
third a las, 1929; fourth LAS,
s2.s4; Victory 8 3-4's. 1852; Victory
A 3-4's. $3.50. H.
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Minneapolis, Mimi, Nov. IL
Sharps reaction followed the strength

Minneapolis, Mimi, Nov. ID
Sharp reaction followed the strength
OF yesterday. coarse grain futures de-
Ginning on liquidation induced by fall.
ure OF the. expected embargo on
freight to materialize and continued
weakness in the foreign exchange.
market. Corn led the decline. selling
down 2 ia to 8 cents from last close
Local oats prices broke ga to / cent.
rye 1 1-2sando barley ga to l ga with
December relatively steady on account.
of strength, in the cash market, Spring
wheat held at yesterdays prices with
a good demand for moderate offerings
and winter wheat held the advance.
Of the day before.
Cash: u
No. 1. dark northern 800 to $40;
No. l northern 2.90 to 800: No. 2 dark
northern 2.9S to 3.07; No. 2 north
ern go; No. 3 dark northern 2.9V
to sos; No. 8 northern $50; durum
No. Q 2!27; No. 2 mixed gao to 2.35;i
No. 3 amber 2.22 to $50; No. 8 mixed
2.24 to 2.34; No. 1 amber AL; No. 1
mixed 2.39; winter wheat No. 8 hard
2.5S. to $50; No.. 2 red PAT.
Screenings 1900.
Corn No. 4 white .1.42. r
Oats No. 3 white, 10.
Rye sample grade 1875 ga.
Barley No. lao. H..
Flax No. / 4.95 to 4.96. -
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POTATOES

Chicago, Nov. 19.-Potatoes unset
tied: arrivals 81 cars: northern sacked
White 2.75 to 2.85; western Russets
BIS to 3.25.
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MEASURED III.

MEASURED UP.
Mr.. Speedup-That's a neat little
car you have. What's the horse
power?
Mrs Motorly-we usually have it
lowed by one. 81
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Townley Editor Interrupts.

Carl Nelson, editor of the local
Townley sheet, interrupted Mr.. Hall
in the midst of his talk, asking if he
might speak a word. Permission be-
ing granted, Mr.. Nelson, said he
merely wished to a that he was
editor Of the league paper in Cando.
and that he operated such paper in
dependently OF everybody higher
up, and for the benefit Of the farmers
who owned it. -, H.. 4.es
.'svery we'll, Carl" replied Mr.. Hail,
do you have q farmers editorial
committee" ;
I'VE do not" replied Mr.. Nelson.
".Do any of your editorials come
from the Courier-News Office: at Fargo
Or from the: American Office: at Grand
Forks?"
Mr.. Nelson refused to reply, and
when the question &as repeated still
failed to answer.
#s.'I tell you, Carl Nelson" said Hall.
the day is here when you and John
Andrews of the North Dakota Leader
! cannot longer make the farmers be-
lieve your lies, The Grand Forks
American has printed 80 many un:
truths. and weaved so many fanciful
stories that the farmers are, on to ii
and one of these days the. farmers will
march down to Fargo with pitch
forks not. to throw Bill LANCER and
myself into boiling oil but to throw in
thelcrooks like .Town1ey. &Lemkc and
Mills. The. day Of the CRATER in
North Dakota is over"
Mr. Hall concluded his remarks
with a plea for the election OF Mr.,
| BeiSel. " 4A ea4
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PRoDECE.

New York, Nov. 19.-Butter firm;
1863: creamery higher than extras
~ 1-2 to 49, creamery extras (9z
score) r.; firsts .621-2 to H.,
Eggs firm s;08s: fresh gathered ex-
4tfas 70 to So extra firsts Is to u;
firsts 70 tos74. = 'f 94'
milk flats. current make, specials 81
1:-2 to 80; do average run 3lI1-2, to
80 sll-4; state whole milk twins. cur
rent make specials s1.1-2 to 80; do
'averagefrun 9
.<'ist METAL.
New York, NOV, 1s.-Copper dull;
e~lectrolytic spot and last quarter,
10 100 20. 700.
Iron steady and unchanged.
Antimony, 9.25.
Metal Exchange quotes lead easy;
spot. SOS bid, CATS asked: December,
$40 .bid.5 $50 asked. Zinc easy; East
st. Louis delivery spot, 7.75 bid, 100
asked.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-11-19

Dec. - MACK 1.37A 1864 1868
May ....sls3lh 1.32A .1.31 <1.31hl
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CROWD
HEARS LANCER
AND TOM HALL
Ncontnued from pas3 ~.

these sheets with following ,hlindly in.
the paths marked. but for them by
the powers higher up. MI. Hall also
made the remark that when a league
paper ran short of money!7it was fire.
quently the practice to get out nj
sell more stock, wringing money from
the farmers to support a paper whose
policies were dictated by someone in
no sense a resident of the community
interested. ~
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'
GRAIN TABLE.

Dec, .1;35h 1851 1881 1.34M
May -. .l:43 1.43h 1.41h 1.41X
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KlEI NEWS
iDELUTH

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METAL
steady and unchanged.

New York. Noy.- 19.-Copper du1l;
electrolytic spot and last quarter,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-03
Civil Service Examinations

.rh. tint, I'd Btnt"r civil Horvicn "4m-
poinrlon nuIIounccr thu i"'lo"''e '""""
.,,Inoiionn to be- held la Whr~ilnE. w.
". IN Tho dnton nnnrd below. ear
r,,I.r ar Information and til" n"r>Hruy
. nn,icntLon forum may hn secured from
A., .,,rctary of Tn" iEnnrl 1t civil 9"r-
,,,oo rramln~rnr p"atofncc. Wheeling.
The list Iollown:
first rrndn. or clcricnl examination.
April II: bookkccpcr. ]l'onn-3l.H "o.
Anr,I 10: typewriter bookk"cpcr. +l.0Uo-
a. 400 April 10; Law. clerk and sypiH.
rn.ls and fr,nnic, $I,l00-fl 40. April II:
h,c, ,rioIoRiHt, mnlc and f"mnlc. il.S0O'
a. FOO. April 20: spccIn field nErnl In
hoo culture. male. Sl.200-".000. Mny g:
..,I.tnnt In agricultural inst ructiun.
mnlo and female. $1,000 5000. Mny g.:
typcwrltrr rrpnirmnn male. May q: Jul
nior elect riCul engineer. male. 1l.OS0-
n 200. bureau of mines, Mny I.
The three fnll0winR-nnncd "namifa-
,Ions nro OF the non-n.srmbl"d type.
tb,I Ia competitors urr not assembled
nj nny place for Il mental teHl. hut ARE
rntcd upon rduCnt ion md experiences.
Thr rating will be hancd upon In" COM
po,itorrt nwDrn nIntrInomta in their up
plicntlonn, together with Cu-rnb'rntlvo
syIdcncn ndduccd by tho commission.
Tho Iiat liz M followa: Lnnd rInHsI-
for, male. $1,000 to s.,tOD II ycnr; u.s.
instant land clnssItlrr. malo. $1,000 to
$1,000 year: junior land clnsSincr.
mu1o, $1,000 to $1,000 year.
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PERSONALS.
>st In Bottles

personals.
Miss Long will entertain the members
~ o. werWood Sewing club NJ h'i
home next Friday evening. II Is urSco
that all members be present VI 'hiS
gathering. ava.
Master Robert MAnion. son Of Mr. and
Mrs Thomas Nanion. Is reported I'M
proving after an Illness OF nearly Two
weeks. Ga.
Mrs. Frnnk Rodgers will entertain mo
Busy Bee circle at her home next frI-
day evening. Arrangements ior WV
evening have been completed and su'-
cessfui meeting is anticipated.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harper or McMccheu,
nrc visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis -HSc'
of Center Warwood. .,,,
Mrn. Knrr and mother are F'sit'hh
friends At Warrington.
Harry Dawson hns been caleo 20
Pit slrurEh by tho death OF r1in'iv'
Mrs. r. WHishnrr entertained ""'
her or friends yesterday AFTERNOON ~
her homo with u quilting spnrly'
l.. l.. Kimhrriin hua r"lurnr" '"n,
brior yinit To Donton. where ne "h'
,..urd Inv tho iIlnnnn or mir mother.
Mrs. Della Jucknnn yr South illoh
land wan painfully inJurnd '"enn'.y
hen rhp nocidonlnliy fell down f''Rh'
or ntaIrr In hrT home. , >,
(,buricr IIumphrryn In again hhir !"
ho bui after hcinR confined TOR ''V''"'
dayu with tho grippe. .,
Mi,n Julia Cook la Hu'trri"E ''"'''
an attack Of tho grippe.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-03
Hamilton Goes With
Thompson, Former Chief
ppccInI 10 Tho IutollIxonoar

Rpcclnl to Tho Int ollikonoar.
nALTiMOHE. April I'll r.. ilamli.
ton. assistant to Federal Manager Gal
luway. who hnr charge OF tho baltimore
h Ohio oant~rn limos. W"rtorn Maryland
Cumberland Valley and coStain 0thrr
railroads In tho Allegheny region. has
rcnRncd after ~ years HcrviCo la vn-
rioua onpacitioa with tho baltimore &
Ohio railroad. and will be- with tho phii-
aioiphiR company at Pittsburgh. Pm. OF
which A. W. Thorn pHon Ia prcnldrnt.
l.. G. Saurnhammer will Succcod Mr.
Hamllton. he formerly holding tho po-
nltlon OF superintendent Of offlco organ
izntion and han wldo experience In gcn-
crRl railroad work. He has boon In tho
scrricn OF tho Baltimore 6 Ohio rail-,
rond for 10 years.
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HIGHER PRICES FOR
COFFEE PREDICTED

CHICAGO. April 2.--On" Of thu high
prices not duo Ia tho wnr In TIL" pr"r-
ont coat OF coffee according 10 nint"-
mont today by Cnrl w. lIrnud Of Cl"rr-
land. president OF tn" National t"n""
RonnterH' RHHocintion. A hard front inHt
ycnr devastated The IsrnzIllan fields. N"
Haid. and whom tn" new crop hns 'r-
rived tho pric" Tor common Grndc coH"
will be about 80 cents II pound. md bcr-
ter grades from 81 to SO cents, and NO
further abnormal prices should prevail.
Present prospects for the next two ycnrs
in Brazil he pronounced good.
Mr.. Brand further declared thai Ell
rope Is not buying lurGn quantities In
Central America. that England has ON.
bargoed the product md Germany Is get
ting nothing.
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HUNCARIANS WANT
PEACE WITH ENTENTE

PARIS. April c.--(By The Associated
Press )-Budnpest adviccs to the French
foreign office stntc that Reln Kun. tho
Hungarian foreign minister Is willing
to recognize the armistice of November
Although tho Allied missions. were tenn
porarily deprived OF their liberty In Hun
gary. and finally expelled. the new Hun
Earian government apparently docs not
consider 1t has broken rel~t'ons with
tho Allies. and desire to mnlutIn then'.
In conference circles 1t - folt that
tho misunderstanding by tho HunghriAns
Of the neutral zono created between Hun
rnry and Rumunia led to tho original
action
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-03
State Suffrage Meet
Opens at Charleston

CHARLESTON. w. Va. April 1.-The
state convention OF the West Virginia
Equal Suffrage association convened In
Charleston. today with about rs dele
gates from other parts Of the state In
attendance Mrs. John l.. rRuhl OF
Clarksburg is president. There was a
dinner tonight at local hotel for $50
guests. at which a number OF speakers,
including former United States ScnatoF
William e. Chiffon. Morris p. Shawkcy,
state superintendent OF schools; Major
John c. Bond and Mrs. Frank J. Shuler
Of New York were on the program.
The feature Of the convention will be
the mass meeting tomorrow night to
hear Mrs.. Chapman Gait. president az
the National American Womcn's Suf-
fraGe association.
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Harding Urges Prompt
Settlement Of Peace

WASHINGTON. April 2.--Scnator
Harding. Of Ohio. Republican. in state
mcul tonight urged tn" necessity for
prompt peace settlement. declaring II
was Impossible" longer To ignore the
serious concern of our people over de-
laycd peace"
The delny and tn. drift have carried
us apparently To q recognition of the
Rolshcvlst dcstroy"rs IN Russia, SEMI
tor Harding stated. Not only Ia Boil
shcviSt dcStructivcnrss I" be c"unicn-
anced In fallen Russia. but III" world
will awaken pretty snun In The fact mat
Germany IN dominnnt there and has OK
banded infinitely NOR" through rcvolu-
ton and delay than II wns expected TO
accomplish by force of arms"
Senator Harding declared Tint the re-
crecy surrounding the confederation OF
tho proposed lrnRu" Of nations plain In
pnr!s wns regret bb!r.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-03
Western Aviator Is
Killed in 2jOOO-Ft, Fall

WASHINGTON. April 2.-Lieutcnant
Thomas T. Graves of Seattle. washing
ton, was killed instantly in an airplane
accident lat" today ut boiling Field.
When flying alone ri an altitude oil
1000 feet directly above tho field. 'the
left wing of his plane bucklcd and the
machine crashed TO the ground.
Officials at the field etated tonight
that this was the first fatal accident
which had occurred since the field wns
opened.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-03
WARWOOD
Bty1os G.rosinra,t M"+"royolo Club.

John Htyles or ihIn uity. wan oh"nnn
president nr tho Whonliu9 hoi"r"y0ip
club at IA ro'1nt mooiing ut TIA" wheeling
Cyclic company HtHro. Al ihin H"o'ihG
ia ard Bylvlne, of tho Inland. was
rh0uan vic~-prcnidont. william iyio ar
tho Houth lido. no"rotnry. walter How
man. Of tho North END. 'ronnuror ana
"nnonky' WlllIaJun. or tho IHnnl End.
,nnrahnI. rho club wnH hrrh hit by ia"
wnr but with M" return OF many Tor
NOR rnomborn from tho army and with
the opening or wnrIn weather II ~
thought that tho club will enjoy ron""-
cd activities. aovuru good tri2H ar"
a lrcady planned for warmer w"ath'r
and II drive for II larger Innmberrhlp In
underway. Tn" Initiation ln VI ma ~
for tho rlr,, months durr rh" club
mrttr regularly On Tacrdny evening az
cnch wNrk
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Mrs. w. c. N. Merchant Of Chathams
Virginia. recording necrctary EenerAtt
showed among other things that 2,t!tS
new members uero admitted in 11INs
and ten new chapters formed: WhlG
Arizona had been recognized as 2 mcmsS
Der state. TX.
Many addresses were made, all: Hulo.;
EjxinK great Confederate men ana n2s
men. Miss Popucnheim In conciudln4S
her impressive message urged us
Daughters to continue work IN tne:L9;t
turc under two fiags-the stars nnSl,
Bar. NJ our fathers and the Stars aDAe;;
Stripes OF tho reunited country" J.s
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delegates attending.

Miss Nnry L. Poppenheim OF Chhr'es-
ton, South Carolina. president general OF
the organization. submitted tho recon-
mcndation together with others which
include discontinunncc OF various war
activities. appointment Of committee
to revise rules for crosses OF homo. SO
lection Of Il committee TO arrange suit
nblc recognition OF Confederate descend
ants serving In the world war. con pie
lion OF tho educational endowment fund
Of $50. 000 and investment OF the fund
In United States government bonds.
A report presented 10 the audience by
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Captain HArry Weller mturod.

Captain Weller son or Mr.. md Mrn.
r. W. Wcilrr OF South Wnr~ood wh"
wan to have been mustered out OF the
rervlcc at Camp Mills. N. T., not long
ago. Capt. Weller nith another OFFICER
war vnIkinE down the boulevard IN
camp when II rccklcsAly handled hnto
bore down upon them. In dodKluE Inc
machine no was caught it In said. oS-
tween tho car and n telephone pole ana
one log badly injured. 'rh" accident
snnkcs it impossible for him 1" reach
home for several wceks. He Ia now uh,
derRoIng treatment la tho base hospi'"i
at Camp Mills
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OIL CITY. Ia. April 2:-Mra. Mary
Dran Boyle. wife Of Patrick G. boyle
owner OF the OIL City Derrick. died nj ~
o'clock this morning Mt the tamuy Iosi-
Scrk< illness of q complication OF dis
sasns. Although death bad been expect
cd for the past two days yet IT mas DEC"
a shock to almost tho entire city. -,
surviving are her husband ana Two
children-Mrs F. T. Laumger Oh fe GO,
hnrTh and e. r. Boyle OF this city. Sne
.S.o i.svcs stcp-son. William Boyle; OF
This city. and two sisters and a brother;
Njssss Martha and Jane f. Egan anu
Frank ESan. all Of this city.
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WILL INCORPORATE IN
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA

LOUISVILLE Ky. April among
recommendations adopted the the twcn-
ty-hflh annual cunvrnrin of the United
daughters Of the ConFcdcrncy here to-
day was incorporation Of the orgnnIza-
ton IN tho District Of Columbia which
WAS accepted by Il .two-rhirds mn Jority
vote OF the approximate totnl Of 500
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OBITUARY
IAus Fusarsl ThurSdr1-

Tho funeral 81 Mrn. Axndn Dri5onH.
,s,fe OF H. ]. Lane. viii ltnhn plano At mo
homo or hor niatnr. Mrn. JaHi"H Iioimas'
=, mn Ir,f,,onih utrost, this rnorulna. A
,hort norvlro nj thu homo Mt $40 O'CLOCK
viii DO followed by rNauion high MAS
at at, ,Jo.oph'n cathedral AT O'Clock.
Mrn, Lano dir.i lRnt Monday morning At
nor laio homo In ManninGton. She was
.itv sd nor demise WAN received with
ro1rct by q largo clycln Of frinndn.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-03
FHouaAHDs SrAIcKEn

BERLIN. April 2.--(By the Associat-
cd Prcss)--A terrible epidemic OF ty-
phus is raging nj rrhrZhcIm. Baden. nc
cording to the Tagcblatt Thousands OF
persons are stricken. The epidemic 10
attributed TO bad water and IL DIFFICULT
to combat owing 10 the furnished oon-
Gition Of the people
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TO WELCOME SOLDIERS.

Special Dispatch 10 The Intelligence
EAST LIVERPOOL. o.. April =
Company u. 135th Machine Gun Bat
TALON, will arrive here tomorrow
morning and remain until evening. IL
was announced today. The soldiers VIII
b. given dinner and supper. ~ nlS
parade will be held in the afternoon.
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BENWOOD
william Strayhn.

William Strayhn. we'll known citizen
of Bcnwnod. passed into the great un-
known yesterday morning ut o'clock
at tho family home on Main street. Mr..
Strnyhn had been suffering for nearly
four years with the Illness. The de-
ccnscj lived his full timc In this city
and WINS highly esteemed by his nulny
friends. He was a faithful member OF
the NJ. T.. church. Surviving him are
his wife. the following named sons:
William. Joseph and Charles. and his
mother Mrs Nancy Strayhn. fancral
arrangements aru US yet incomplete: II
liz probable that services Will be held
Sunday afternoon.
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Baker TuMSrR

Tho funeral OF tho lRtn John ~ h"kcr
occurred yc.,crdny afternoon Mt tho
family rcHidrncc at 3Gp2 Jncob ntrre''
and was largely attended by hiH nutnor.
Qua frionda. Mr.. Hnk"r died Sunohy NJ, 10y
Tho ohio valley General hospital. Th'
services were conducted by Rev. O. c.
Dean and =. X Straun and intcr'nrne
wnr made MT Mt Zion cemetery.
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asnsvaevs Murray Davis

Genevievo Murray Davis. II year old
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. +. G. Davis
died yesterday morning at 8:30 O'Clock
at the family residence at 1884 Wood
street after II long illness which became
serious in the last few days when all
hops war given up.
The funeral will be hold tomorrow
afternoon at . o'clock from her home
and tho nsrvicrn will be conducted by
nrv. August G.. Itanchr OF II. l'nulr
Evangelical Lutheran church and inter
incnt will take place Ia Greenwood cem-
rtcrY.
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- g. y. McGAvran

4csADra O.. April Mrs. = b. NC
c-s.Ton wife of DR.. S. B. McGavran.
SS NJ her home here this morning f"l-
IS,1 a long Illness. She was II years
20 sn1vivins with the husband arc
Ne Mons, capt. (Dr.) Charles " McEaV-
rsE of Cadlz and Mrs. CLYDE IL SuoA'"s
oS Cleveland.
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NEW YORK. April 22..-Ow~n Brain-
rrd. architect md ciVli rnRin~~r. who
dnni6 ncd the Now York public library
Tho nonatc and hnunr office buildings In
Washi Eton. tho oxtonnlon dr tho United
Htatnn capital and tho Yalo Memorial
buiidinKu. diod nudd1nIy horn tonight
Ho wnn Gt yoarn old
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Funeral services FOR John Marttn
Gooch viii be held from inc res'u 10, .
GfS prank Green on GlennS run u .
O'clock this afternoon: -
Mr.. Gooch died Tuesday afternoon.
his death being due to paralysis. Ae
Gs. in the sixty-ffth year OF his age
sSS ba. been a lifelong resident of this
section %.,aa
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-03
A STITCH IN THE BACK!

TT gets you right thsrs
suddenly. Mereiful:
heavens, how II hurts
to novel It's called
"lumbaso.". When #
attacks legs, anna,
shoulders or hips, it's:
called rheumatism. But
it's al duo to m uric.
acid storm. Possibly you
have eaton too much
meat, hGve drunk too
much boor, or osor-e1-'
ortod yourself - porspi-
ration and then chilli
ness. Nest or alcohol
forms uric acid In ovsr,
abundance, which over.
works tho bdE,sys hi
their effort to 6ltar this
poison from tho blood
and they become soEt 6
paralyned and Icy.
When your hdnsys &C
slusgish and clog -.
must relieve them.
like you EshsO tyu.! ]!
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-03
9uuShtnO Club.

Mrs. walter Holmes will entertain 'ne
'SunshInc club Mt her HON" tonight NJ
m recent meeting OF the club the follow
ing ofricers were elected for III" coming
term: Mrs NJ. v. Murphy. president;
Mira. Charles Voglcy, ricc-prrsidch':
Mrs. Edward Warren. secretary anu
treasurer.
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Allen Funeral

At his late. home 4440 McColloch
street. funeral seryices for William
Henry Allen will be held ut o'clock
this afternoon.
alr. Allen passed away Monday morn
ing and was in the forty-second year Of
This age. He was the son OF the late
William and Theresa Manning Allen.
Friends OF the family are invited to
attend the services and the body will be
laid to rest in Mt Zion cemetery.
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Funeral services over the late Louis
Combs were held from the Bertschey
parlors on Sixteenth street yesterday
afternoon. Mf. Combs passed away
Monday evening at Terra Alta after q
lingering illness. Many friends were In
attendance over the last sat rites and
private interment followed In Green
wood cemetery.
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1un,or Choir nohonruuI.

The junior choir Of Matthews i'nlh-
Gran church will ink" plnr- tonight In
the church. Although the attendance or
his cl,Dir In good II In hop"d that NOR"
or pJIgtbio ann will Join IN" "rHnhlAn e
tlDIl.
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The Fourth md FifIh Ward Fir" Dc
pnrtmcnt hold their weekly lndien might
ut tho department rooms tonight. All
10y the faalivitirs Of the evening. ELL
chrr md dunclng will he the chief diver
MONS and rcfrrahnrnts will bn Hrrvcd.
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but had been retired for many years. He
Is survived by one son. William Gooch.
and two sisters. Mrs. George Morgan Of
West Liberty. and Miss Lucy Gooch Of
Short Creek.
Intcrmcnt will be made In Short Crock
cemetery.
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Manr nittenhoNfer.

NEW YORK. April 2.-Ayef D5 Ss
;I3nstry and long president Of the Vul-
eanized Rubber company an,il his re-
tiT.ment a few years ago. aied here 70 %
SaS aged 81 years He was nto.ner oi
. the late AbraIn Jesse Dittenhoe1ci' Noeeu
lawyer.
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Mirr Hannah Watson In confined IL
hrt huuI" on High nlrrrl with llln"nn,
W. W. Huiip In Tho victim Of mn at
tdCl Of rhrurnnl lam.
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II. of Ply Drul

II. Oh r, y OIAI
Penwood company No. IS. Uniform
Rank X. Of l.. viii hold drill Fridp!
evening. April it'll
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Tho ia
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Anur4c"K bladder troubles
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