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DO YOU LOVE GOOD
HEALTH?

Good health is wealth. The
value of health is best appre-
ciated by those who lack it.
Money is a mOckery to the
sickly millionaire. Without
good health your life is a bur-
den. Are you ambitious for
success? Do you care for pow
er, advancement, and happi-
ness? Or 90 you wish to be Of
greater value to yourself, to
others or your country? Then
you must surely have better
health. Drugs, patent medi-
cines and poisonous noStrumS do
not develop good health. The
Indian medicine man does not
believe in poiSonS and harmful
drugs. He uses Natures re-
Storative remedies, roots, herbs,
berries, flowers and vegetables
that he knows are of great help
ing power. Impure blood and
depleted nerves cause many sick
nesses and make you subject to
contagious disease. No matter
what your ailment is, do not de-
lay, but seek a natural harmless
remedy and get we'll and strong
and enjoy life to the fullest ex-
tent. We have a special remedy
for your special ailment. You
know you are not well, so be earn
est about getting well. Our harm
less remedies will benefit you and
you will be convinced of the won
ders of medical botany, natures
wonderful harmless treatment for
every ailment. Call and be bene-
fitted. Store open on Thursday,
Friday and Saturday, also evenings
until 10. The Old Indian Herb
Remedy Shop, 1928 7th st. N. w.
WILL NOT be responsible for any debts
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For Dancers
CENTRAL COLIsEUM.

The Central Coliseum provides 4
ready solution to the problem q
where to spend your summer eve
nings. for no more dellghtguI ard
healthy entertainment could be mag
iaed than dancing on the floor OF this
large auditorium. The management
at all times endeavors to keep the
standard OF the Coliseum up to the
highest point OF perfection.
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BIRTHS
SONS

SONS
John VI. and Lillian Milhollon.
Paul r and Marian l.. Smith.
Cornelius and Nettie Lee.
Louis r. and Lola kniEht.
James J. and kathryn =. Jackson
JohnhB. and Clara G. Harris.
Abraham and Perl FoI-
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Births, RarrlageS, Deaths
Notices Moy Be PhOucd Unta p. Main $780, Branch

James r. and Mildred B. Weaver.
DAUGHTER.
Harry c. and Reta Lamson.
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DIR, REED. SPECIALIST

soI SEVENTEENTH STREET
Over 80 years cS ST b practice in tn.
md Special Diseases OF Men and Women
Means health to you if you suffer
from Catarrh. Obesity, Rheumatism. Con.
Gtipation. Piles, Throat, Lungs, Brain
Heart Blood and Skin Diseases Nervouf
Debility, Kidney Diseases, Bladder trou-
bIes. Specific Blood Poisoning. EruptionG
Ulcers, and All Private Diseases Cured for
Life and Safe Methods
$685. Bacteria Vaccine and all the new
Gerums and anti-toxins administered
Charges low. Medic ne furnished
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DIR. 4. HIDSON LEE

=,
Dental Surgeon. Room 3OS. District Ma
tional Bank Bldg, 1905 G ST. n. w. Fine
Gold lnlays. Crowns and Bridge Work Best
Plates. All work FIRST class iv24-SOt
DIR. EVANS, nerve and stomach apeeIaIIsE
Electric treatment proving wonderfully
successful absolutely guarantee relief:
fe2S-9ot
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SKIN DISEASES

why Euffer from Eczema. Acne, Imam.
nation. or any Skin Affection: all are c9r.
able. ItchingS promptly stepped. DR.
NICHOLSON, 1905 II st Phone =. IsL
Hours 10 to 1, 3 to 8. 1OS-tf
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AUTO Accessories

NEW nonSkid tire, 32x4. mounted on wire
wheel sold as d bargain. LEE, 345 nth
ST. s e. &s'
YOUR enEfne troubles explained; get Dykes
Auto eneyclo. Pearlman's. al 9 1t. nv.
ia2i-tf
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WILL NOT be responsible for any debts
obtained by my wife. MRS SARAH q
JOHNS GEORGE w. JOHNS
The Washington times., 1919-07-27
THE VACUUM NATUREOPATHIC
(.IIRTVTI.) TREATMENT

Enforees and restS4es the circulation Of the
Blood to the Spinal Column. Brain and
Nervous System, which, by its influence and
control Of the circulation Of the Blood and
essential fluids of the body to the Diseased
organs Through the Nervous systsm) oper-
ates effectively, as q relief. and II persisted
in, will cure, such acute and Chronic ALL
ments as Insomnia, Pneumonia, PIeurisv,
Meningitis, Myelltis. LOcomotor AtaxIa,
Heart Disease, BHghts Disease, Diabetes,
Infantile and Adult Paralysis. Paralysis,
Agitans Numb Palsy, Hardening and
SclerosIs Of the Spinal Column, Cord and
Arteries, Asthma, Indigestion, Vertigo Palsy,
Epilepsy, all forms of Rheumatism, All
ments Of the Spinal, Nervous. Digestive
Urinary and GeneratiTe Systems, and the
serious Ailments, of Men and Women CfUr
which the medical world have no remedy
much less q cure) without any objectIonai
ton, after every other method has failed.
PERSONS interested are requested to inveS-
ugate and call for free consultation. First
treatment free. Reasonable terms for ron
sultstion and treatment at your home.
REFERENCES nv
Nh. c; N. NORTON. Architect. 72O 18th st. !
Mr.: E; D, GODFREY. S4s Westminster
Mr.. THOMAS H. MELTON, Contractor,
$500 Wisconsin ave. ]
Mr.. AND MRS. T. H. LEWIS. 1900 Park
HON. MARTIN DODGE, 1913 o At NV ,
Mr. CHAs. z. WHITE. Vice President of
the National Bank of Washington
Mr.. ]. J. EOONAN, Proprietor VIrR4pia I
Lheater and American Lunchroom. $40
Mr. R. NJ BROWN, Dealer In Paints and
Oils, 7th and " SITS. N w I
Mr.. BENZ. BLETHYN. Contractor and ]
COKGUV FREE rrYnsr NM
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Y PERMISSION.
Mr.. W. S. HoGE, Notary. with House .
Hermann. sol eth st. ". ".
MRS. N. r. STREET, Office Equipment
Suite sos Real Estate Trust Bldg.
Mr.. FRANK OwIHGS, Assistant Cashier.
Bank Of Commerce and Savings. north.
east corner OF 18th and z SITS. n. ".
Mr.. GEORGE W. ESTHER. Butcher; stalls
IL and IA, Western Market; residence
1874 51st st. N. W.
Mr.. WALTER p. RAMSEY. Attorney.
District National Bank Building.
St N W.
Mr.. LOUIS COOK. 1915 r st. n. ".
MRS. JOHN a. RAWLINGS. AIS \ -
~. W.
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GERMANS REFUSE TO
EXPOSE SECRETS OF
THE War DIPLOMACY

InNppN. NJ. .I---kIri kaulSHS. Il
u.Iri. r--...'r.;art ~ ~" German I"E'lEh
ministry. wilt. Las "Hls''",! an '\tihiH'
alton nf -. Sr,'r,. ,i.,E!n"nIS 81 IN
l;rr.uau frv.i"n ":ii,". 4 task assignee
10 han ;,y ih,. ::nI"rui:lrHi last winter.
- quoted in ;.u r.N, EI!ts"' 'f"."S rilh dIS-
mitch from l:5.I'n to-day ~ d"'!ar'hH
the government had d"riI'd MT !"
rut,i>h ihr.. d,"Um"nis unless inc
allies a;;rr,ri go Il similar pHhi'"at'on "l
secret Documents from their arch'F'S.
ii.rr ka;if Sky IJ,.'d tina; certain d'""-
mcnts (which Iui;h' haze hr"n i'"c"-
!Iarly ,.puiH:"IIi~I w"r" d'ei"Sc"
befnr" the t;.ru3n revolution.
Matthias E;rzb"rg"r head ~ IN" Cor
man armiStlrr commission was re-
s,nn2s,hl" Cor tn" ."G"r :hat n" dNcu-
,u.nt> no, l." mad" public. kAutSky IS
u;1Utrd aS SaN:n@. kau;Sk! declared
thu; h." waS greatly SGrprI,"d ~ ms
atlitll," It ih., par 80! lh' t;"finhit gov
rrn,nrui aa,i r,.,m'"rt nH; ;hat III" r'-
tusal 10 max" ia" Documents punltc
would ha." u N"ry h,.h fleet in allied
countries and w"uid ucrr'tuat" SuSpl-
cinnS If The good Gath If Germany py
r"v"aliu.: lha: ;h' :..T"lu,I"nary govern
tn.nt was prepared :" shield IN" old
rulers uf Germany.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-26
McMacheu Briefs.

Rev. l.. j.. Fcllcrs, who has bNcr
spending Il number Of days in this city
with friends. has returned to ST. Mays.
Mrs. Ta Dor who has been calling on
relatives for Inc past several weeks at
Gluehclds. has returned home.
Rev. Claude ti<N,d win has returned to
his hullIr at t'airmont after spending
IL number OF days here with friends
Yesterday tn" employees Of the Ma
tional Tube and Riverside works and
h" Hickman Goal company received
their S:mi-'nnnihly pays.
Mr. and Mrs. Hurry Hughes arc
visiting friends 1T Pittsburgh for n
nunbrr of days.
Il. r.. sampson. who has been STOP
ping AT tn" tiDtGl Kcffer for few
days. has returned Ia Pittsburgh.
John Cu%ack has returned homo from
New Mart1nsviIl". wher. he spent a
number of days uu business.
Mrs. Harry rnSlin has returned To
her home at claysville after brief
visit with her mother.
George jackson. who has boon sui.
fcrinE from n s'vrrr cold At homo. is
now abb" 10 b" out again.
Misses Irrn" and Frances Huston arc
spending y nuiahcr Of days with their
aunt at New Martinsvflla
Harry Thomas. who has been cOnfln-
cd ut his HON" on Eighth street for tho
pas, week. is now on the ruad to re-
cnv"ry.
TIL" weekly choir rehearsal Of tn"
First VI. r. church was held last even
ing in the pariorS Of the church.
Cyrus Ryl"r has returned home after
calling friends in Greene county for
tn" past few days.
Jack T-otnrr. who has born spending
II number OF days IN this city on etrsi-
ness. has returned to Pittsburgh.
Mrs. Hattie Bnn1r has returned 10
her homo nj Chen lGRstou after Spnnd-
ing "a number Of days here with rrla-
lives
GrrEnr" lIamilton. wk, has lrcn
visiting here for som" time. has return
I'd L" his home at Struncnviln.
Mrs. rnul Thompson has returned to
her home nj Pittsburgh after 4 hricf
vi"i, here with friends.
Charles Weiss or Wheeling sprnt YES
icrday IN this city IN business.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-26
MOUNDSvILLE
NEWS
SUNDAY SCHOOL
NEE TING OPENS
ACTUAL, MARSHALL COUNTY SUN
DAY SCHOOL CONVENTION
WILL STAST TO-DAY.

Quite an array nt talent has been So
, cured for ihc annual MarsAatt county
SUNDAY Schc"i ,'"nv"ntI"n. which VII!
open at Moundsr;ii" th;S afternoon and
continue until tomorrow evening. inc
SESSIONS Will IL" hid III tn fttSi Nj
E church. and Sat" SECRETARY Waiter
A Snow VIII a&SI>; n ""adUIt.nS ~;
convention. James II. rarri"tt. pres E
dent OF the count assertion. W." p''-
side.
The program shows tn" Sunday school
experts win" viii b." on hand. MuS;cas
features will ," provided h. i'"' Nc :
Cilee Club o: 'h'' calvary NJ. T.. eau IN.
Mcunds.-lltr H:sh school Clio" lab. :h'
women's Missionary Quartet and III"
orchestra OF tn. church.
This -v"ning At $50 o'clock Il han
Quet will bc served IN II" hiLS"m"n; a.!
the church. with Rev. Il. .. ''aun' aS
'toastr1aet y number of short iaihS
will br made IN r"$p'nsc :" coasts.
The program fellows
Saturday Afternoon. April e.
1880 Enr"l',nrn; q! Delegates. A'r!'-
forum FRS, ". f.. ''hu-rh.
200 First Session. county President ].
l. l'arrr..:i. Pres ding.
Marrt, onward christian Sol
d..:.s
So S..r::.... and ncv",i"nal Ex-
..-.,>.. ''"nduc'"d by Rev. J. :.
ESQ Addr.St. Tn. p,h;" School nS II
F"r'"r - community i-';".
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ESQ Song ......-...... ......,....
.... M''i.:''i>'|il'' ~. = .'I''' ,"'
,Au.;-.~s. III. i;"i.Siu;l ~ III" War
I"n... .-..... ~. Il. \. Ridl'h'
S?..'l:i N,:s:.'.
Ap;.ul,ltr..:,' -: r"vu!at t;''"s.
y ..,r:'> u: $..n..".>.
Song -"An'.rlc:, ;i;" Beautiful
......-.......... ..... Convention
$3.50 Danart ai"ut:,: '.'''!"- NJ 49,,
Leaders, hi"'A"n'aTF MrS. h''''
NJ S.s"". I.'"'.u
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IL: bEMWOOD
z. N C. A MEet.

meeting WAS held last evening by
The members of IN" HalIImnr" I'M"
Y. NJ I. 4. at tn" w. building. for the
purpose of organizing for lh" uI"mlrr-
chip campaign. William t. M"niiSnini.
campaign director for tlr' u. n .. syS-
tom, was IN charge al ,hc meeting IN
informal program Ma rendered AMI
light refreshments were served.
4 series nf railroad conferences hav"
just h,-.n rrmplrt"d ny tn" various rail-
road regions nj tn" United states and
Canada. Al th.s1' ronfrrrNc"S plans
were presented and adopted which will
H. Of far reaching hcr"Iit to tho rail.
road people Of tho lnilod States and
GAMBIA.
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Dress Rehearsal.

Tn" linal ami dress rrh"ur7--' or III"
H.uwCuI 'iIrr club tnInStrrlS WILL sc
held SUNDAY afternoon IN TIN Odd FEEL
lows hail uII Marshal iStrc"t.
Tn" play will b" SiaSrh Monday
evening i, IN" public scfu"I audi
,nrium under III" auspices Of The fcdr.-
ai"d Crafts. Tn" MINISTRIES pr"tnl:cS 10
hc IN" most successful show EYER pre-
srnl"d III this cI1y. lur I" the Ad-
vancct sal, OF tickets. preparations are
being mad 10 handle large crowd.
There arr 81 IL lew seats yet taat
m:,v ~, reserved. They ;rr beng re-
served AT III" carroll pharmacy.
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BRITISHERS MAY NOT
WAIT FOR WEATHER

70 their hangers ny fog. Harry G. Haw-
kcr Aust ralian. and Captain Frederick
F. Earynhnm. his British rival. todny
Ian naval snaplanrs and a giant Hand
Icy ragr soon to h" shipped here from!
En- giarf wr"St from them thr honor or
being tirst /" ny across the Atlantic.
Tho possibility that. pressed by conf
pct3tors. neither Will witt for "fdeal"
weather, was indicated today by Il
mark made by Major c. w. MorRnn
Raynham's navigator. on receiving q
summons to appear in court next Fues-
day to answer 10 n charge Of driving an
automobile without license.
III the weather should clear, the St
Johns police VIII have to chase me
through the skies ne said. well get
away if we have half chance"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-26
Freckles and Blotches
Are Easily Peeled Off

II you are bothered with any "uia-
nous bicrntSh. it's pn"r plan ~ use
psnnt. powder ar anything Els" !" '"N"r
II IN Too often this, only emphasizes
tho defect Hesii"s. its much castor
to remove the diSflglr.ni"ni with "tril-
nary mcrcolized WAY Applied nightly.
tho WAX will gradually r"Rl"V" fr"'kl"S.
utmpIcS moth patches ht"r Spmts.
saIloEncss. red h,ntrhr* ar any surface"
eruption The affected cniirl" i@ actu-
ally ah@orfrd. 81 littl" each day. unit
Cf,r c3enr, soft. youthful and beautiful
skin beneath is brought wholly /" view.
Ask the druggist for "nc ounce Of
nercolizcd wax 8nd us" this Tx" you
use cold cream Remove in thr morning
with SOAP and water Many who have
tried this simple. harmless treatment
report astonishing results
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-26
WELLSBURG
wouanu's Club.

Officers for In" ycnr wnra elected
Thursday afternoon At u meeting Of the
Wnmar'S clu;. held in the Y. II. c. A..
Mrs. H. q. ;mig was elected PRESIDENT,
Surr"",iins Mrs. Henry Zilliken who has
held tho office for thr past two years.
Th" other officer" Chocn were as 1ol-
lows: F'itS: vice president. MrS. Thomas
l'rrIIhrn: SECOND vice president, Mrs.
Joshua tii*t: recording secretary, Mrs.
Thomas Auiict: corresponding secretary.
Mrs. W. II. Scott: trcaSurrr. MIS-, Il e
Elkn*: critic. Mrs. Elmer Hough; par
Humanitarian. Mrs Henry Zilliken Fol-
lowing III" election. many subjects OF
interest wrrr discussed. The general
nriniun WIS expressed that the coming
rrnr will hr n most important one in tho
.iuhs history. The next meeting VIII be
held on May 5.
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Donated Use of Cars

Through the courtesy Of james HrIi-
fen, president. and Etirir Rogers. S"crr-
tary. tho Wheeling -\utnInolml" a$'''"ih-
ton the visiting Scottish tI'' m"S"nN
we're taken ON h sight S"ri!E tour yes
to-day over the city. through III" sub
urbs and out the National pix" /" 81.
lYairSylllo on the Ohio side yesterday.
About $50 MasonS oCrupI'd tn" *lAty
autos and were whirlcd through III"
Notwithstanding districts and residential
Greater Wheeling. and expressed great
admiration for Wheeling's beautiful sub
urbs.
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Dudley ". Sharpe.

On Thursday morning ri Cleveland. o.
occurred IN. death of Dudley ". Sharpe:
veteran steamboat nam father OF
Charles Sharp,., former police officer OF
this city.
MI \:hari"r r"sir!"d in Marietta, Ohio.
but was visiting - sister N Cleveland.
when taken III. t.. WIS IS years or
age and WAS U'i" ~ the most widely
known river m"u al Tia. upper Ohio. Hc
is survived ay MS W.T.. tW| Sons.
Charles OF ;hlS city. and Frank OF
Pittsburgh: also thru" daughters Mis-
J. w. Sprinkler and Mrs. Ella \. Cr"ss.
Of Ckey elarrl. and Mrs. Ernest Chapman,
Of this city.
TIC body was SHIPPED 10 Marietta, o..
where funeral services will be held this
afternoon.
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South Side Briefs

Maxine Fisher of FOrty-thiru street.
who has been i'll for the past several
weeks Is reported improving.
Frank Griffith NJ Fort Wayne. Ind.
after spending several days in this
city. attending TO various BUSINESS mat
tclcs has returned 10 his home.
Mrs. Thomas uf this section of the
CRY. who recently underwent an nper-
atlun al The North Wheeling hospital.
Is reported Ia be improving.
Mrs. Mimi" Dixon Of Thir,T-first
street, is runfLncrl 10 her home with 4
Sigh; Illness.
Mrs ii. Sickolsh Of Fairmont w.
VA. is visiting many friends IL this
section Of the city.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-26
HcnWood BriAfN.

Miss Sue Mahood is confined 10 her
homo hcr, with an attack OF tonsiIitis.
Miss Margaret Cole, OF Ashland ave-
nur. after Il brief illness, Ia able to be
out again.
William Holdrrman is = business Wig.
itor ut Glencoe Ohio. for several d1ya
Ralph N"idcnycr recently broke his
wris, whik' "ranking n machine. 1t is
rrpnr; al h" is improving
.Irhn Holmes cont nors i'll at his homo
on South McNrchrn street.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-26
PersoualL

Louis WaZfnski LEFT yesterday tor q
wcrk's vacation nj Oakland, Nd
Miss Gcncvieve Snider, OF Marshall &
street. is rrrurted to DC rapidly fnprov-.:
inE after brief Illness.
John roscoe and wife will leave today
for Philadelphia. Pa. where they will
enjoy visit Of 10 days $50.
Albert Wzinski. AN electrician ut the
Bcnwood steel department. Is confined to
his homo. Ill -.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-26
WOMAN ARRESTED
BY DRY" OFFICERS

Anti-Saluuu league officers raid"d IN"
home Of Sophi" SwicrkoSz Al 1915 Jacob
street and found Il secret door leading
10 n cave on one side Of the cellar wher"
ono Quart Of whiSkry and several empty
bottles and Jugs w"r" found
The door was concealed by rack Tor
cann.i fruits which mad" III" "ntrnn''
a hard matter TO find.
Mr.. SHierkosZ was arrested hui later
released on $1,000 bond Ivy IitStic' Hobbs
for q hearing Tuesday afternoon.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-26
Club Met.

The Midway club Of this city held
very interesting meeting last evening
in their club rooms under the Fed
S;mr rrr,"ry. Th" meeting WAS Well
attended. The time Was spent IN tax
INK ND number "f business m'IteTS
and Gl%rnSSInp them. lIans wcr" Ala"
r;ui., for Il number OF social events
which will take place in the near fu-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-26
SOUTH Side
oruiyaI Attracting.

Crowds from every section Of tins
city and surrounding towns ar" attend
ing tn" Nai"1.ii+ Shcw& carnival being
hold at IN" Furtv-Sccnnd street grounds
This evening will mark the rlots of
tho affair and Il monster crowd is on
r."rtcl to Gnihrr nj the grounds. Many
spccial ATTRACTIONS will D" :bn feature
Of this evening performances.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-26
EtkiuE Party.

\ hiking party Is being arranged for
tomorrow aftcrnu"n by group of young
people Of this city. Already tiv" couples
have stated their intentions OF -nin;;.
The party will takE along n lunch and
also camera. whll" all Hrc expected 10
have a ucliEhtful time.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-26
Rule A. E. Meeting

This evening at tho club room NJ the
Mule A C., will he held a meeting TO
eiect a captain for this coming year s
baseball team Manager Russell Rule
has appointed committee to prepare a
lunch. end the best Of everything can be
expected. All members are requested to
Sake part.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-26
RRnCat Sptatn.

Tomorrow evening The mcnhers OF the
Wesley NJ. L. choir will repeat their
Easter cuntata. This is in compliance
with thr many requests OF the congr-
cation TO DO SO. The contaIa is en-!
Titled. Redemption Story" and was
given last sunday evening. TIN: entire
program will be carried out in the sans
manner as the original rendition. .
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-26
M'MECHEN
Pleasantly Esntcrtained

John English pleasantly, entertained
tho members OF the Loyal SONS "f The
First Christian church las: evening at
his homo on Marshall street. The
evening was spent in games. music and
other diversions. At II LAT" hour. IN"
guests were served with delicious
luncheon
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-26
!EauleySnahHoma.

Word was received yesherday4a from
Dan HAnlcy. who has seen eight moeths
railroad service IN France, saying no has
sailed for the States. Hanley w0g for
ncrly Il brakeman in the .Bcnvood yards
and his return to this city Is being look
ed forward TO with much Interest byshis
many friends
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-26
AUTOMOBILE AND
BICYCLE COLLIDE

1ast evening anbut s o'clock Buick
machine driven by Joe Pucci col1ioed
with a bicycle near the market house
at Twenty-secopd and Market streets.
NJ p1,ccj stated that the accident
ras unavoidable, as the boys riding the
5icycIc rode squareiy IN front of his
Snachine The boys are the Sous OF MT.
McDermntt. foreman OF the Inc en-
aployes of tho Wheeling Traction com
many. Although The boys are Some
What bruised. nothing serious will re-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-26
Produce Dealer,

Wilbur Everett. popular young man "f
thus city. is about IL 20 mt" Ihr pro-.
ducr butter and cSE business lie has
purchased Il truck for The purpose. and
in addition tu p"dd!inS through Ben
wouh will also IncluL. the South SID"
Of Wheeling in his territory
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6,cciHl Services.

Sunday NJ a.i5 o'clock Al IN" First NJ.
r church the special t:tSi"r sunday
cxrrrjSc.; will be held In" IN til" de-
law Of the litcrnturr III arriving. II w'I>
impossible for the exercises /" L." r'n-
dcr,-i 1T last Sundays services. Tn"
Young folks hav" IrH"iIr"d each even
ing this wcrnk and We can rest AS
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Sc, ,>~S@e%~%~%%% g
Funeral fo- Drr. Smith.

lHun,ral ycrvicrS !rr N" lN1c Henry
Clay smith. w.d",r KNOWN f:Lr1ncr or
Dh.n county. VII" dad Thursday morn
iu: I: RS h".E. 81 Short creek. Will DO
h.I,. Sunday :;ft,rnu"n - 3 ncltck from
the t,l:I,.. al death. lnI"rin,IIt will fol-
low at Short tr.-.k cemetery.
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Victory Parade.

on Saturday morning the Victory
l1oan drive begins the flrst ut Windsor
rnwrr Plant at 1890. Speakers. Prof.
". Is. Taylor and returned SOLDIER In
tho afternoon at Follansbce, DR.. T1.ce,as
Gricr Kountz, Of Wheeling q. q cAD-
lain, who spoke last summer at n eoort
house and was considered greG4 and ak
wounded soldiers Will speak. 1n1AnA>;
bee always puts up . splco@- pok
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Next Tuesday evening at the ST.
Johns auditorium the young people Of
that congregation will give an enter
tainment and dance Plans for the sf-
fair are az yet incomplete. but the COM
mIttee in charge is working hard to make
the occasion one Of enjoyment The en-
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Hotel Being Repnirel.

i numi..r Of improvements ar" he
iu:. added - The Refer hotel IF his
city & nrw show window is hcInE m
stalled aud Il nrw iIunr LAID. II Will d"
several days h"trrr RI" carpenters VIII
complete tn" work.
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OverhauHng Hose House.

The members Of the Fort Kalbitzrr
hose house arc giving tho large quar-
tiers. housing this companys equip
mint a complete ovcrfaufing. The boys
arr hard at work and arc finding it
difficult job to get the place clean.