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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-03-20
GAINESVILLE

Funeral services over tho remains OF
Mr.. Ed Booker will be held from the
homo on Franklin street this afternoon
at two O'Clock. Rev. Ncwsomc. Of tho
4. VI. E. church. officiating. The death
Of Mr.. Booker occurred Tuesday evening
about $40 o'clock. death following a
lingering illness He was 50 years of
age and is survived by his wife and
three children. Helen. Elsie and Edward
Rocker. of the home Two sisters and
two brothers also survive: Miss Ella
Rocker. Of this place; Mrs. Mae Will
Hams. of New York: George Booker. of
Wheeling: Joseph Booker, Of MI. Vernon.
lntrrmcnt will be made in the Southern
cemetery.
George NJ. Clifton. of this city. has
boon in rnlumlks this week on business.
Mrs. NJ. a. ousr. nf Walnut street.
was hostess e. the members nj the
Double S. Club at her home Tuesday
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evening, with fancy work party.

evening, with n fancy work party. A
dainty lunch was served.
The Clara Glover Iiuchanon Mission
ary society Of the Presbyterian church'
met last Tuesday evening with Misses
Mary and Rose Kcnnon or west Main
street. \ program was given.
Mrs. Frank Reed. Of Quaker city
spent Wednesday with Mrs. FRANK BAL
ley, Of Grandvcw Avenue.
Mrs. John Hill. Of West Main street
is visiting with relatives in WoodStlcld.
Will Caldwell and family have moved
her from Ph:lo. Ohio. and will reside on
West Main street.
w. J. Foley. Of Cleveland, has accept
I'd n position rs travelling salesman Tor
tho 1Ianlon Papcn Co.
Miss Margaret Moore. Of this place. ia
visiting for few days with TclallFcs
md friends in Canton and MassilIon.
NJ. 4. Hansc. Of Cherry street. was in
Wheeling on business Wednesday.
Harry Foreman returned TO his home
in Stcuhcnville Tuesday after few
DAYS visit with his parents. Mr.. ana
Mrs. S. S Foreman 0f North Chestnut
street. He was accompanied home ny
his wife. who has been visiting with
them.
Mrs Fred Hunt. Of North Chestnut
street. mas returned Acl IL NI'sit VIZ
her SISTER. Mrs. John 1Icizcr. Of Column
bus.
4 meeting OF tho W. G.. T. l.. will he
held at the home If Mrs Thomas Taylor
of West Main street. Friday evening. y
good attendance is desired.
The Tourist club will meet at the
home If Mrs. G.. NJ. Citizen Of North
Chestnut street. Friday afternoon. The
following program will be given:
. Roll t'alI-Curinus Questions.
Annunl Business Meeting.
Conrcrsation---Our Southern Neghbors,
4 Dutch lunch Will be served.
Charles Bratton Of Cherry street, will
return this week after Il few days visit
in Pittsburgh. He VIII nc accompanied
home hy his wife. who: has h"cn visit.
ing Miss Anna r. Norris.
The Wnman'S Home Missionary Soci-
nty Of the First NJ. +. church, will meet
! Thusday evening At the home Of Mrs.
r. r. Hanlon. Of Walnut street. Mrs.
II. IT, Scott will he tho devotional leader
and Mrs. n. IT. Murphy will BIZ the pro-
gram, leader. All the members are in
riicd TO he present.
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Gille. Of Zanes-
willie. Ohio. and Vida Christmnn. OF
Somcrton. arc visiting Mr. and Mrs.
Jacob Christmnn OF West Main street.
Mrs. Fred Mantz and daughter. Miss
Marguerite and Mrs. George Fowler
were visitors in Wheeling Tuesday.
Mrs. Herman Chapman Of Hunts ave-
nue.. who has been i'll Of grippe for the
past week is able to be out.
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Mrs. Nora, johnson Of Cameron spent
Sunday with her parents MT. anu WI
Randolph Hewctt
Mr. jesse Stephens Of Ohio. late or
In. \. T.. r. in France. spent Sunday
at the Hewctt homo.
Private Enlow Homes was well
| como visitor at tho home Of his par
| cnts. Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Homes or
Cruw's Mill. Saturday. Young Homes
lately returned from France. whore nc
! saw plenty OF fighting during the CLOS
! ing days Of tho war.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Carroll OF
| Pittsburgh were called to Fid:o by inc
death Of their brother Wayne.
! +. NJ. Allison spent Friday with
! Wheeling friends.
r. ]. James. well-known solicitor for
the Intclligrnccr, is i'll at his home
, from flu.
At the Willis Toland home at Golden
; eleven members Of Il family Of twelve
! became i'll of the flu.
! Roy. u. r. Ncuman. pastor Of the NJ
! l.: church at this place. is III or 1lu.
) Mrs. Hazel carroll Of Pittsburgh Is
| i'll al the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Els
worth Carroll.
E,rn 10 MIR. and Mrs. 7. J. Mayors
| of Rosbys Rock. a ton and a half pound
, boy.
Earl Archer spent Il part OF This week
with his aunt. Mr.. /. Il. Ewing oi
! Warwood.
1nhn Ircwctt is on the sick list
! Miss k.tta Alley returned home Mon
day after spending several days Win
hnr sister Mrs. Jennie Carroll.
I Mir. Enrri., closed u successful term
, Of school at Hazel Green IHridady. This
! waS The first school Ia complete the
form IN our community. Mr.. Emcrle
! was fortunate in not having any hu
holidays.
Wylir Crow spent III" week end with
! his sister. Mrs. Harriet Archer. "t
| l'roSrrritl. who is i'll from rheumatism,
Mrs. Bessie rrrh'y and daughter
Eculah of Hundred. W. Va. left for
their hrmc saturday following Il pleas
an, visit with friends hero.
EuSscl Richmond. "rnfi"yn 1T thr
gasoline plant. is off work on account
Of illness.
Mrs. Emma T.aub"nshcimcr Of near
Columbus o.. spent The past week with
her parents. Mr. and Mrs. T.. Chichester.
Mrs Ida steele entertained the tol-
lowing ladies at dinner: Mrs. Eta
! Alley. Mrs. jimmie sampson. Mrs. Net
| tic S'cEEcr. Mrs. I:rllG Richmond ana
| Mrs. R"SSI" kltGhcE ana itli" "huh"
ter Of Hundred.
Mrs. Elva MhErrS and little son re-
turned Sunday from Ill extended visit
q, tn, Elmer Wilson home
Mrs. Mary frye spent part OF lhE
mas, ,vc.k with her nephew. II. T.. Frye
and fumily Of Claysvill".
Misses Annie Atkinson and Nellie
Harsh. teachers at No. and Dallas
schools. have closed for this week and
probably for the term. owing 20 the
epidemic Of flu.
number of the family arc III al
The .Jillett home on Wharten's run nut
so far they have not been able TO pro-
cure the services of physician.
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Is q member of the staff Of doctors al
the Barnes hospital in that city.
Mr.. Steward J: Mcdonald OF inc
South Side is a business visitor III
PittSburS.
Mrs. Zimmerman Of South Wood
street is confined at her home by Sc
riouS illness.
Mrs. August Kilbourne Of the South
Side celebrated her birthday with
dinner at her home on Jacob street.
Those present were Mrs. Z. D. Ho1rcu-
ter, Mrs. William Seabnght. Mrs. wal
liam Hartman Of Martins + cry. Mrs
A. Hertlein, Mrs. Otto Aubcr and MIS-
Fred Hertlein.
DR.. H. P. Campbell Of Chaplinc street
is again able to be out after an illness
OF two weeks with the grippe and rheu-
, matism-
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HAYES INSTALLEDAS
N, Y. ARCHBISHOP IN
IMPRESSIVE MANNER

NEW YORK. March 19.-Arrny and
navy officers of high rank. dignttarles
Of the CatholiS church and prominent
laym"n attended the installation here
today of Must Rev. Patrick Joseph
Hayes bishop OF the American army at
the 'front.' as archbishop of the diocese
nf >IH York. to succeed the late Car
dina! Farley.
Th" ceremony. which took place in st.
la;rlck'S cathedral. WAS simple. More
elaborate services will be held after
Easter. whe nthc pallium or insignia or
office is received her" from Rome.
Special papal diSp"nsaiion made pos
Sible installation of Archbishop Hayes
during l.cutr Tho ceremony celebrated
today was FASTENED by tho fact that the
new archbishop will b" called upon soon
70 ofticatc ut the conservation of the
new bishops of Albany and Buffalo and
because sacred oils to b" used this year
for s;tcramcntS must be consccrated.
The ceremony began With procession
OF |. moo clergy AMI laym"nt from the ca
th"dral cnllcE" To tn" cathedral After
ArrhhiShop,H Hayes. wearing tn" episcopal
robes and mitrc. had been received on
tn, threshold by MonsiEnor Michael La
v"l". h. was cScartcd TO the sanctuary
by Il rrtluuc Of priests. dcacons and AGO.
lyt"$.
Addresses were delivered by Monsisnor
John BonZaun. apostolic delegate: Non
signor Mooney. Chaplain George J. War
ing Of the Eleventh cavalry and Supreme
Court JuStIr" Victor J. Bowling.
MonSignor BonZano declared that
archbishop Hayes begins his admins
trat!on at Il moment that is crucial tor
american and for all mankind"
" re- pr0h1eO0 &
OF tn" grlreSt character multiply day
by day said the apostolic delegate.
still trembling from its mighty con-
n;ct the world is impatient TO clear
away its ruins and buid anew the struc-
turc IF society. Law and order. individ-
ual right and national existence. science
and civilzation--all arc involved in this
crisis. Religion itself is not exempt.
nor faith. nor hope. nor virtues that
have hitherto served as tho basis or
fr"e,iom-ail arc 1T stake. all dependent
upon tho issue to which events are SO
rapidly moving.
As all the forces OF OWL. passion and
greed and hatred have combined TO
bring calamity upon the world. so IN
equal unity and strength must the
rgrncirS uf good cooperate TO restore
and preserve the social order. the home.
tn. school and the church. public au-
thurity and private endeavor.
These are all necessary in the Work
81 reconstruction. To eliminate any
one of them would only render our
problems more difficult. To widen and
Improve education and yet exclude the
essential truths OF morality and religion
would prepare us perhaps for another
. great struggle. hut it would not secure
US the blessings Of peace"
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Sensational Charges
Against ''DIy' Deputy

( i-CHARLESTON. ". Va. March 10
Sensational charges against Mos" Jar
rci1 a state deputy prohibition officer
OF Pcmbcrton. Ralcigi county. arc MAGE
By 4. E. Hayes. special agent OF the de-
partmcnt of Justice of th'S cry nc
accuses Jarrett Of making and S"lllH"
lfouor and SAYS farrell has confessed.
FARRELL was arrested On a magistrate :
warrant on Il charg" ot S"llinS the
LIQUOR. In his homo. which is near rem
bcrton, Gals declare they found a
large waShho:ler. sealed. AMI running
through the boiler was an iron pipe. uSeo
to drain the whisHry. II il said.
FARRELL is said to hay" admitted max
ing and selling the liquor. and after THIS
disclosure federal authorities made their
charge After a preliminary hearing
FARRELL was sent to jail. upon his tllurr
Ito give bond for his appearance before
the federal grand jury.
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''Y'', Midgets to Meet =.
First Christian Church

In what is expected I" II" "A last ana
interesting gam" will b" staged ms
evening in tho Y. NJ. {. \. gymnasium
when the speedy "Y'' MidgctS Will clash
with the First Christian church t'F'.
The Midgcts ar" composed or young
stcrs' and have br"n putting up Il GOO"
b-,nd Of ball alth"u'.h hey nav" "-'
met q team this season that was 'at''
weight and size
The Nidgets will limo up win ''n-
nelly and Martin forwards. wh'I" Nu''
will occupy tho center h"rth. ana lHS"'
and Tape guards.
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RKEUmATICS
GET BUSY!
THEY ARE ALL RECOMMENDING
"aEuIReaE PRESCRIPTION SO"

They have used "Neutrone Pre-.
scription 80" and their tired. aching.
weary swollen joints and muscles
have disappeared. what relief after
those long weeks Of suffering ana
misery.
1eNeutrone Prescription 90" canses
all rheumatic poisons to disappear
BY purifying the blood. making II Is
nature intended it should be.
Go to your druggist and get a sue
90 bottle and insure yonr share
OF lies comfort and happiness.
c. q. Griest & Co. druggists. ana
leading druggists everywhere.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-03-20
STATE SUFFRAGISTS
MEET AT CHARLESTON

CHARLESTON. W. Va. March 10
Suffrage organizations throughout
West Virginia are selecting their dele
gates who will be sent 70 Charleston TO
represent them in the state confen-
ton to be- held here April and s.
TIN. Charleston Equal Suffrage Asso-
ri;.,inu If which Mrs. y. NJ. Flnney
is ch:,irman. is busy making plans for
tn" cuufor.uc" which will BE- the hrst
stat, Sutfrag" affair to be held in the
ranjtai lily.
Word has been received tina; among
tho cities nnd towns that Will send
H.lraal-S ar" Mullins Blucdc!d. Beck
! l.y. r";,"!lshurg. Huntington. Iarkers-
! burg and Wheeling.
; Mrs. Carrie Chapman Gait. Mrs
: frank Shul"r. president and core
spending secretary respectively of the
Nalionrl American Womans Suffrage
! kS$u"intiun. will address the convcn-
ton.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-03-20
MAIN STREET BATTLE
LANDS TWO IN JAIL

Charley Miller and Carl Rarch"y wer"
quilting off a battle ut "llt Main street
last night about ll:"h o'clock ~hcn
officer Fullerton appeared on the scene
and gohhl"d them up and took thcln 10
tho lookup w'h"r" Charley airo Cart
wcr" separated by sheet "f thick
s,ecl between two coils and could not
cor ut each other. They will hc IN
rnunicipal court this morning ana tclI
tho Judge all about ir" affair.
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Dividend Declared by
Monongahela Traction
cial TO The Intclligrnr"r

Special TO The Int"lligcnr"r.
BALTIMORE. Md. March IA
meeting nf'dirrrtorS Of tn" MnnonEahcia
Traction company WAS held in tn" Con
tinental building today. at which tho
nrrfrrrrd dividend of =. per cent was
declared. payahl" April { to sharch"ld-
ers Of record March 81.
Those present wcr" James .. Watson.
chairman Of tho board: q. NJ Alexander.
president: Walton Miller. s. d. Camden.
s l.. Watson. VI. l.. Hutchinson. Brooks
Fleming. Jr. and George +. Watson.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-03-20
ANOTHER AUTO STOLEN

4 Maxwell touring car carrying
ohio license No. 166l6%. was stolen
from Sixteenth street. car Market.
!u..ic time hctwcc S:ln ad 10 O'Clock
last light. Mr.. Maxwell parked his car
there ad whe he rcturcd. tor it alter
altcdig ap icturc show discovered that
il was goc. He immediately reported
his loss to the police department ana
the police departments Of all surround
ing towns were in turn notified /" he
ON tho lookout for tho missing car.
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Y NJ, c, A, NOTES

Fellowship club Of III" association
will hold their regular weekly in""tihS
this evening at s o'clock: Following Il
debate thai. will % held by the young
men, Rev. George +. L"chhart Will
conduct a half hour Bible study.
Hi Y club. composed of nigh scH"''
students and members % TIL" aSS"cia.
ton. will have the weekly luncheon ara
meeting at noon tomorrow. E"N w. H.
Fields will hold Il short HlHl" Siu"E'
The usual bi-w"ekly gymnasium cas- :,
of the intcrmcdiat" members was No.
last evening and was largely att'h"""'
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-03-20
William n. Surles.

Special Dispatch to The IntclliEcncer.
EAST LIVERPOOL. @. March 10
William II. Surlcs. -. postmaster here
here for thirteen years and former de-
partment commander Of tho Ohio G. n.
f. died suddenly today. He fought
under Col. Arson G. McCook one Of the
Fighting McCouks" in the civil war
He leaves widow. one son and one
daughter.
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For Soldiers.

This evening returned soldiers who
arc members Of tho Calvary NJ. T..
church. will be honor guests at liter
airy and social affair TO be held by the
Epworth League Of the church in IN"
church rar1ors. A splendid program has
been arranged and talks by the soldiers
will be a feature. Tho public is ex-
tended a cordial invitation to attend.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-03-20
shepherd Funeral.

Arrangements for the funeral or Mrs.
Charles Shepherd. who died Tuesday OF
Pneumonia were completed yesterday.
The services will he held In the late
home on Park street this afternoon at
2:3n O'Clock. conducted by Rev. S. 3.
Hart. OF the Calvary NJ. +. church. Inc
torment will take place in GrccnlaWn
cemetery
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Facttctn1 Hard.

The Moundsville high school basket
ball team is hard at work in preparation
for the basketball game to be played
Friday evening with Cathedral high Of
Wheeling. The Moundsrille lads were
gathered together fast evening in the
First ward school gymnasium and n
practice game was staged. \ large num-
Der of local supporters of the floor game
will witness tho contest. The second
team Of Moundsville high will meet the
Cathedral Juniors in preliminary
game
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4 STITCH IN THE BACK!

TT gets you right there
suddenly. Merciful
heavens, how it hurts
to move! It's called
"Ium b a go" When it
attacks legs, arms,
shoulders or hips, it's
called rheumatism. But
it's all due to an uric
acid storm. Possibly you
have eaten too much
meat, have drunk too
much beer, or over-ex-
erted yourself - perspi-
ration and then chilli
ness. Meat or alcohol
forms uric acid in over
abundance, which over
works the kidneys in
their effort to filter this
poison from the blood
and they become sort of
paraIyzed and logy.
When your kidneys get
sluggish and clog you
must'relieve them,
like YOU relieve your
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-03-20
MAJ0RSVILLE
Carroll.

The funeral services for Wayne Car
roll, son Of MIR. and Mrs. Ellsworth
Carroll, who passed away at midnight
"Wednesday. March -. were held At the
family residence Sunday R2rs. Davis
and Riggs officiating. Young Carroll
is survived by his parents, two broth
crS. Robert A. wcli-known druggist
Of Pittsburgh. and Roland at nome
and two sisters. Florence ana MarEa-
ret. Mt home Mr.. Carroll was slightly
mast 81 wears Of age and q host or
friends mourn the loss Of this bright
Young lad Intermcnt al the chapel al
BurnsVillr
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-03-20
BOYS Kill Robtns.

Robins. the first harbingers or spring
have appeared in the city in large num-
hers. The police have received COM
plants to the effect that lads Of the
city have been killing the birds An
effort will be made to stop tho practice
and prosecutions will follow apprchcn-
sion Of the vandals.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-03-20
MOUNDSVILLE
NEWS
Thirteen New Cases.

Thirteen new cases Of influenza were
reported 10 tho city health authorities
yesterday. DR.. Steele stated that tho
above number included all those dcvcl-
oping since the previous days report
had been made.
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BANQUET And Smoker.

Members Of tho Trek club will hold
banquet and smoker this evening in
their club rooms on jefferson avenue"
Final details of the reorganization OF
the club will be worked out, and gen
reral good time will hr enjoyed All
members arn asked to attend. Returned
soldiers will bc guests Of honor.
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SOUTH SIDE

Mrs. J. A. Martin is improving from
light case OF influenza.
DR.. Harry W. Bond Of St. Louis Is
visiting his parents. Mr.. Harry Bona
and wife Of Chaplinc street. DR.. Bond
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OFFER FROM JOHNSON.

HAVANA, March l9.-Lus Andradc.
who is taking Jack Johnson. the nc
gro heavyweight pugilst. TO Mexico for
several boxing, bouts. said tonight that
he will guarantee Jess willard. III"
heavyweight champion. $3O.h0N and all
travelling expenses If Willard Will
acrec to n return fight with Johnson.
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Student Government.

Student government has been cstao-
lished in the high school, The new
regime became effective yesterday and
was pronounced successful venture at
the close Of the day ny the instructors
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-03-20
GREAT DRY DOCK TESTED

BALTIMORE. MD. Mar. ia twcn-
ty thousand ton floating drydock which
lis much larger than the drydock Dewey
also built here. received its first test
today at the plant Of the Bethlehem
,, Shi2building corporation. 1t VIII DC
read April /. Work began on it two
years ago.
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". g. T. q. Meeting.

Tho Wonan's Christian Temperance
Union will hold meeting this evening
- ,~c +nrr" of Mrs. T. IL. Hammond on
Iclirrson a,.E.:~ Tho meeting will
opcn At 1880 o'clock md rs important
matters will come UP all members are
asked to attend
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mhustrtal CHAPTER.

This afternoon members Of the In
dust-ifl chapter OF tho Trinity Epsco-
pal church will be entertained by Mrs.
Harry woodward at her homo on Sixth
street. 4 program has boon arranged
and a pleasant time is in prospect.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-03-20
CLEMENCEAU HAS
NOT RESIGNED THE
PORTFOLIO OF WAR

Paris March ia rumcr that Pre-
mer Cl"mencaau has resigned tho port
folio ~ Minister Of War. which was
current h"r" tc.iav. WAS h'ni'T II g..
f,,,H! t,;.:;.'r.. .-..$ JEcllIS.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-03-20
ARMouR MEN STRIKE

RIO JANEIRO. March 19-Thc ON
qloyes Of the beef packing plant o.
Armour and company at Santa Ana
have gone on strike. Operations at
the plant arc at q standst'll.
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p1SoRDERLY ARRESTED.

Harold O'Raninn was diShrdrrlr on
South I'hapiinr street last might ABOUT
ono O'Clock anu WAS lncarc"rat"d IN inc
bowels It the city hastilc by Officer
Flanagan.
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DiunnOr.

Mrs Lucy Dinsmorc. wife Of VIM.
, Dinsmore Of WayncsbUrE. died at their
! nome March II. following Il three
hours Illness of paralysis. Mrs. DinS-
, more has many relatives and friends
in ,this&yicinty who extend tn tho ne
tsrsaSsf Shpsband, son and daughter 'helr
fb,rt felt sym oathy in their sore be-
rnn rr1ncnt
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bows bckaeh SICK rnsHs
of ''1
obEgd eftwoo4 three
ou
it pinc
Of ned Npnn
nayode
Glands Surgical Y
kidneys were not e
dtboughmy
of aInenan
actual ernee'-1neeo
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-03-20

Having purchased the entire
stock of general merchandise
from A.. L. Rifle, Aleppo. Ia,
[ will offer for the next two
weeks the same, consisting OF
Dry Goods, Boots and Shoes,
Hardware, Farm Implements
and the like, at cost or whole
sale prices. One new heavy
wagon, harrows, paints and var
nishes, wall paper, wire and
nails and lot Of things you
need and want. Anticipate your
needs. Come in and see me.
Buy where your money goes the
farthest. If | have what you
want | will makc'the price.
!. J. MILLER, Jr.,
! Aleppo, Pa.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-07-29
70 BE MARRIED

rFiaec licenses issned from The
ee q the CLERK az tiic Gircalt Coust
se the following
MAS IS WIKTH william E
aas. 81 Morrell Park, nd. Eliza
4 With, II. baltimore AppIi-
William u Ieg0nas.
sIgaaY IEAeIE Charles II.
ri 80. Annapolis. divorced
~ 81 League. 81. Isalttmore Ap-
eant. Charles H UlArry.
ATENIsss DYER Lloyd 81 isarnes.
sshingloa u g Hricn u Dyer.
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