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aom inSom grpeSitionen 90 lao %
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gi bar netop mootat mn Soripnin8 al
Sc iorfiellise WooeIer.
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ScandinayiaAcademy

Scandinavia. Wisconsin.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-08-29

s Se ienere Mar. ga Rca bar ble'
ben en- poren 2pinbe. iom fipmpeoe
fin eacm 2ipsfamp. fom bum mere
cno en- Gang til at erirore i'm COL
bats Mniist, iom bun bapoe ieet Oct
ben triite Iinteroag oppe poa BAT
fen, % ba iagSe bun Jig ielp. at Ja'
6eren bapoe bapt &et.
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Moundsvtlle Briefs.

Miss Charlccn Evans returned home
Sunday evening from Morgantown,
whrrc she attended tho summer course
IT tho university.
s. J. Echols has sold half interest
in his grocery on Second street to ]. w.
Crow.
Tho Frances F. Willar dand willing
Girls classes of Calvary NJ. f.. Sunday
school Will hold n maanlight picnic to-
night on tho camp grounds.
Mrs. W. W. Smith. who has been Ill
at her home on Lafayette street, is i'm
proving.
Mr.. and Mrs. &. J. Earth arc visiting
at Fus;oria. Ohio. where they vii! at
tend tn" Maus" family reunion.
Miss Lillian Smith. daughter Ct Rev.
l.. +. Smith. has returned from bethany,
where she attended the summer course
at Bethany college.
Miss Jctta Scarls end Miss Edna c.
ar" spending an extended visit In WASH
inSton. d. {.
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OHIO VALLEY NEWS
OAAAO - q
NEW MARTINSVILLE


n''' returning ''''' "'7
glass factory =; taH"n 'i'?' MT. |""h T.
Rricc. Jr. was painfully injured We'd
,..,,,. ,,..,.i,,,- ~. , stray huIlct from
-,
All ar gun inc "'' N''"'N '"' I"'''' 20
tho right eye. causing c"nsidcrahl" cu'
across Tho cv, ban He WAS brought 10
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MohIHE Afternoon Wh'h an I","''''''''''
! IN which h" was r.li"S SNnd'" over
h2hk n"ar '"hAN. w W. HlH r'''''fElh-
. ION. Arthur H'''ri''"h' also "' 'h'H ''.F'
escaped uninJur'd'
! Captain J. ID. Sch;n'"d' "i III" |: >.
Army spent "A lew days IN ms Guy 'h'S
week hr. Sch'hi""' h''"r" entering III"
In"diCal CORPS was CA" az N't"'I Gull
! Tvs reading phFS''.AhS an" nus man!
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cd and rrrurulsh,.L. Thr i5rast is one
! Of tho h.st known hotels in Ia" Ohio
! Valley and ,l". travelling public Is very
/ much r''.''d at tn" rr"i"n'nS OF ms
favorite place
! with TIA" exception Of Sunday school.
! the services # tho First Methodist
! church will h" suspended Will" lh"
! pastor. E"v. S. G. Jones, is absent On
his vacation. >pr. Jones expects I" Spend
Two weeks 'r'N' ing WIN 'Nr, u.
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MRS. Marina Martina "tr,."'u,'i, a." '."I'
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rocks and frortur.u.- her r.t-ht arm.
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| mill ho,,:r n hard ,urf,rc tL,. class ca
! ro,d ~, NJ L,ehin,, crccl; NIopd,v MIR
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WEIRTON

NFIRTON W. Va. Aug. 3.-Thc now
Sacred Heart of America church hrlnG
erected by tho local Polish congregation
corner of County Road and Avenue r,
is we'll under way. but n postponement
has been made for tho official corner
sion" laying. Tho now date is Septem-
h"r oith.
Several weeks ago II was planned TO
have the ceremony the middle of This
month and III" plans were changed just
his week. Carloads Of materials have
arrived and IL" new cdIfiC- Will he
rushed t" compl"ti"n.
Tn" church occupies one Of the best
sites in W"irton. Tho drmis*i"n ar"
JOS 10y 81 feet and - feet in height.
The building Will BE- Of brick and stone.
Til" basement he's been completed ana
workmrn are starting tho first floor
which is Of brick. Tho ston" for the
front Of tn. church j. being h"ist"d into
place by the use Of hand derrick. Iron
G, riders ar" h"inE put in plac" in prep
arati"n for starting tho second story as
, quickly as possible.
The corner stone laying promises to
he big event Among Polish people OF
the valley VINO will gather her" for the
celebration. Sacred Heart church has
one of III" largest CnnGrcEat Of Pol
i,i people in the State of West Fir-
Einia.
ryru COWS and two pigs found their
WHY into where w"rkmCn arc engaged
81 building thr now mills late yesterday
and were Immediately taken into Gus
, todv by the police. who have them tied
hark of tn" city building awaiting claim
hy The owners Tho stock wandered
down from the pastures on the hillside.
; This il. almost a daily occurance hero
and the city pond is snrrOwly missed.
The s"rn3-annual piCni" and outing or
HOLIDAYS Gsvc Methodist Episcopal
church is being held today at the Beck
farm near town.
Andy W"hhcr holds the high score
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among :weirton duck pin bo.i HI

among .wcirton duck pin 6ov11k His
score made few nights ago iSpi.
Nine big concrete basinES Ar being
installed near where the net opep
hearth mills are to be constructed,
which will be occupied later by esctr1c-
al apparatus. Sewers about tn new
site are being completed and themAn-
holes will number about fifty. p
Secretary and Treasurer Doc Heb
ards is closing up the business ofthe
army and navy recreation fund and will
submit a report in full within . shirt
time, after which the fund will Be tun-
ed over to Wet-ton Post No. OF no
American Legion.
Alteration Of the blessed sacramct,
dasting forty hours, will begin In I.
PauIs church tomorrow morning at u
eight o'clock mass and will close Tue.
dav evening at 1890 o'clock. There WY
be no 1890 mass tomorrow. the Rev.
D. McSwiggan going to Golfers Mission
where he will conduct mass 1t ter
o'clock.
William Mcknight has moved his
family from Beaver Falls. to Wetrton.
Mrs. Raynor. Of Tarentum. Pa left
for home after visiting her daughter.
Mrs. Clara o. Mohncy and family.
Prof, r. A. Burton Of wellsburg has
purchased a home from G. l. Buchanan
in the Cove.
Miss Lucille Whitaker and her grand
father have returned to their home IN
Drayosburg, Pa. after visiting DIT. and
Mrs. l. A. Whitaker.
Mrs. Emma Adams is reported on the
sick list.
John c. Mccoy. former blacksmith
and policeman at the Cove. 10 now sup
plying the VI. E. church at Allikanna.
Miss Josephine Irwin Of tho Cove u
spcnding the summer with her graho'
mother in Steubenville.
Paul McFadden Is spending tho sum
MGR with relatives in Golfers
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Irwin. OF Eas'
Main street, are the proud parents OF
baby daughter. which arrived 10 1iaa
den their home July 20. 4
Howard Anderson has returned 70 MI
work on the railroad after . ser1ou" ~
ness
Homer Thompson was . recent Eas'
Liverpool visitor .
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. L. Falconer are nom'
from a visit to Burgettstown.
r. Dressell. OF the Phelps Can lac
tory is enjoying a vacation at Bait''
more, Nd.
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FOLLANSbEE
FOLLANSbEE IS
ONF|DENT Of
LANDING MILL

FOLI.ANSEEE. W. Va. Aug. a
With business men and property owners
~ three towns. working ana praying
that good I, rIunc may fail /" them IN
taking IN" IL. " plant Of H." !'"llinSm'
Bros company To- their midst, FollhnS-
bee citizens ar" S.ttuG quietly lay Win
the strong belief thai III" new plant
VIII eventually com" - F"ilnnSh"". It's
righ'rul town and VIII b. huIlt in con-
ncctl"n win ~" present big plant "i
the FullauSh"" I;r"'h.r& company.
Iluul'n"I"n West NirG!nia Is the Int
est TO enter TIA" conflict with Toronto
and WcllshurE /" tax" she newly pro-
posed s3.n"" 900 plan, iu their towns
At tho sam" Tim" tho observer Will SCI
mill managers gong over III" local
plots almost daily IN an attempt t.
iIgur" out huI'dinE space for such n
plant - j. pr posed.
Nor have tn" citizens IN general given
III, and il would h,. hard 80 Convlnc"
Ihcrn that tn" new mill ~ not coming
here. TN" ling is sur. l""ll:NSh"'
Hruth'rS want their now plant as VI"S'
tu their hig works her" aS possible. II
is heard On c""d authority that had IN"
jefferson Glass CO.. ana SHEET Metal
works not put up such substantial
buildings in II" vl'.njiy "f Sat" street
TIA" n'w mai w"uld - ur there.
However. there is sIlll plenty of room
nh"v" the present plant md NOR" room
hrl"w the plant, rNI,ud:nc "a far south
AS tho M'nEn Ferry. FrllIu$h''" -
whiting quietly for thur" - II" definite
announcement rs yet a~ L. who VII got
tn. mrll ana tho hUm" Town If Ia" Fol
lan>h'" Hro'h"rs AMI li.ni,"ld process
products stands Il better rhanr" than
any Of the other thr"" rilc"s mentioned
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Mrs. Kitty Cochran. Of Eureka was
shopping in town Wednesday.
Mrs. D. ". Ingrahm. OF Belmont. was
in town Thursday.
Charles Nahum. Of New Martinsvillc.
was calling on his customers here We'd
nesday.
NJ. Williamson. Of Salama. was a bust
ness visitor in town Thursday.
Mrs. Coleman McCull"uvh and chill
drcn returned Wednesday from Saline
willie, Ohio. whcr" Sh" had been called
by the sickness Of her sister. Miss Ethel.
Miss Louise Woodhurn. OF Pittsburgh,
Pa ,is tho guest Of Miss Pauline Swcc-
ney this week.
c. c. Horncr. Of Finch. was business
caller IN tom Thursday.
Allen Holdrcr- Of Grape Island. was
hero Thursday on business
Miss Vera williams aud Mrs. Clifford
Williams and children spent few days
with relatives Mt SiStorSvillc this week.
Mrs. o. S. Bailey and children. Of Proc
tor. were visiting in town few days
this week.
Mr.. and Mrs Sidney Rcll and it'll"
daughter were shopping at Marietta on
Thursday.
Mrs. Thomas Shat, VINO EaS poem tne
guest of Mrs. John Weber for few
days. returned to her home Mt Martins
Ferry. Ohio. Thursday.
Henry Hood was down tho river on
business Thursday.
Miss Pearl Criag visited friends Al
Srrtng Run 70 wdays this week.
Mrs. W. G. Dotson and daughter. Eva.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hurry Triplrtt and son.
Billie, returned this week from Atlantic
City.
Raymond johnson. of Indiana. IS Wis
iting with relatives here this week.
Mr.. and Mrs Harry brothers returned
from Cleveland. Ohio, Thursday. where
Mr.. Brothers has hccn taking treatment
for goitrc. His condition has been much
improved.
william Adkins. Harry Morgan and
Joe Sofetv were Mt Rcns Run Friday
repairing n boiler for Kerr Bros.
Miss Mary Smttuc. Of Sardis Ohio. Is
the guest OF Miss Irene Lc Baron. this
week
nv. and Mrs. Charles Morgan and
daughter. Bessie. spent tn" week end
with relatives and friends at Shawnee.
Lutte Dotson. Of Sist"rsville. is visit
ing relatives and friends in town this
week
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from Gas city, Indiana and has accept
81 a position at Dave Jones billiard
I,arl"r$. IL" will play wiki the Tanks
inuihall team this fail.
\ frog fry WAS he'd by III" employees
If Eraudt's garage last evening. the re-
suit nf thu h.E catch made recently by
Raw Walker and Ed MrCrcary.
Mr ami Mrs. Oscar Eum!Ck and child
r"n h;il,. gun" I" Cleveland in their nu-
t"muh!lc IN visit over tn" week end with
friends.
Mrs. Jesse SpitznoEEic was Steu-
h, nvIllc shopper Friday afternoon.
William Brandt and Dewey Cox were
PITTSBURGH visitors yesterday.
THEMES ';IllIGan has returned from a
visit 10 Toronto.
Juds"n Elvy is preparing To build a
rarag" on IN" corner Of strawberry al
ley and Chapman streets in the upper
orchard.
Linden Saunders. Of Rockdale. on the
Wabash. .attcnd"d the Elks dance al
stanton Park Thursday evening.
4 numlrr from here attended the
up"uug Of n series Of platform dances
at r"ll.rrS Friday night
Dr. Mcdill has purchased new auto
mobile.
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MOUNDSV|LLE
NEWS

Thc-NIarshall county court will meet in
Mnund:villc today 10 settle important
road matters. The location Of III" class
\ highway south "f M"undSrill" that
Will connect Marshall and W"iZ"l ""un-
ties VIII b" definitely settled. tn" court
has tentatively projected tn" road over
what is known AS the ritter route
through Franklin district, hut farmers
in Meade district insist that the hiSh-
Way ~ by way of Lynn Camp ana 81.
Joseph. arguing that n greater hummer
rr people would hc served on that route
It is considered probable that TN" Lynn
Camp-St .IoS"nh rout" will b" selected
as the business interests of M"undSNlile
seem to favor this route.
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STEUBENVILLE
Escaped UnsCathed
In Six Great Battles;
Met Death in Coal Mine

sTEUBENvILLE. O.. August ). -
Clyde William Carroll. aged IS. who went
through six bfg battles Of the war In
France without receiving scratch. met
death In tho mine OF the Wolf Run Coal
company. being electrocuted when runa-
way coal cars run him down In the
main entry and knocked the trolley wire
down on top Of him. according to C"ron-
or r. Fl. Kinks report Of the inquest.
Four other miners. John Gregory. Harry
Dootson, Thomas Schultz and Richaro
Reich. narrowly escaped a similar rate
INIT managed to cludc the cars by throw
ing themselves fiat alongside the tracks.
The corpncr's investigation showed that
the rnotorman lost control Of the string
of loaded cars on a grade. ran through a
switch and swept down on IN" miners
without warning The cars piled up
when Carroll was run down and In mo
smashup the trolley wire was broken.
ono end dropping on the pinionrd man
the high voltage killing him almost IN
0$HnffY
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warwood Briefs,

Mrs. Edward BinScll. of Twentieth
street. is spending the day in Pitts
burgh. with her daughter Marie. who
Is going 10 school at that place.
Miss Laura Heizler has returned to
her home in the South End after visit
ing friends at West Liberty.
Miss Marie Mcyn OF Nineteenth street
will leave today for n trip down
through the state.
Mr. Earl Almond. Of South Warwood
avenue. will leave today for Toledo.
where no is employed.
Miss Mary McConkcy has returned 10
her home on tn" North Side. Pittsburgh.
after visiting friends in Center War
wood
Miss Resi- Wilson has returned to
Pittsburgh. after spending her vacation
with her sister. Mrs. Edward Bngell.
of Twentieth street.
The members OF the warwood Lu.
theran baseball team will meet Sons
evening at the Richland bail park su
that they can practice and get in trim
for the gam" which will be played on
Friday evening.
The L. s. government boat Guyan-
dotte. which has been doing some work
for some time. is cleaning the channel
OF the river about dam No. I2 at War
wood. will leave this morning for
Wheeling. wher they have some work TO
do. Following this they will leave for
Cincinnati. Ohio.
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LOCAL MINISTER
RETURNS FROM WEST

The willing Workers OF the Saint
raul's Evangelical church. at 3sth ana
Wood street. will hold business ses-
sion in the reading room Of the church
this evening at O'clock. Several I'M.
portant subjects relating to the Work OF
the organization will be taken up ana
discussed during the course OF the eV-
cning.
The Rev. A. p. Rasche and his famiiy
have returned from a trip through the
west, which included Burlington. Ham
burg, Ackley. Iowa, Chicago. ana ELM
hurst Evangelical college. which 10 To-
Gated in Illinois. He addressed his con-
ercgation last evening. and the regular
services will BE- resumed in the church.
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Our Awnings Satisfy and Shade You
wheeling Tent s. Awning Co. Jy-lO-ti
Camp Meeting Closes.

ono f tn" most successful camp
M, "tin.;S IN recent years on TIA" camp
grounds IT M"urd%Nili" came Ia close
last ,l"nIEE. \ llrG,'r crowd than was
present utt amy uf her dag of tn" meeting
was on tn" .ruurdS all day yesterday.
sermons wor,' delivered during tn" day
hv Rev. l.. J. Miller and Rev. Andrew
4, hnSur !r"t. Charles tonlcy. Ch0ri&r"r.
WAS unahlr 10 TAX" part IN tn" closing
rxcrciacS hrrauS,. IF injuries sustained
saturday. vixen he suffered il fractured
arm.
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Grocer Up Against L

ct have been up against IL for past
2 years suffering from pain In my stom-
Giving up my grocery business. Doctors
and medicine did not help me. ! heard
~ Mayr's Wonderful Remedy through
a friend in Buffalo. The first dose
gave me more benefit than all the me.
Sicine I had taken before and am nov
feeling as we'll al ever In my life. ]!
is a Simple, harmless preparation that
removes the catarrhal mucus from the
intestinal tract and allays the infamA'
och liver and intestinal ailments, In
Guiding appendicitis. One dose win con-
vince or money refunded. 49,
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Barker Injured.

NJ. c. Barker. II widely known travel
inE salesman, WAS S'N'r"ly hurt SAtur-
day evening Will" "rankinE ms Ford
automobile. one IF Mr.. Rark"rS rhlI-
drcn und been playing with tn" spark
lever whIl" IL" ear waS idl" and adj
vanc"d IT just h"for" th" engine was
crank, H. Thr rnEIn" ha"klr"d an tn"
first turn and the rraak struck Mr. Ear
k,r on the rich' wrist, severely fractur-
ing II.
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Mrs. Mary f. Morris. widow Of the
late ]. Il. w Morris. and mother Of the
late ]. r. Walter Morris. was buried
Sunday afternoon mt 2:30 o'clock from
the residence Of e. II. Woodruff. an Nor
ION avenue. Services were conducted
! by Rev. J. p. Lcycnberger. Of Wheeling.
The entire Morris family has died within
little more than Il year. tho husband hav-
inE died on November II. 1917. The son
fell n victim Of influenza last October.
and Mrs. Morris died Of illness incident
TO old age.
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To Hold Outing.

'She Royal Arch MasOns Of the city
will hold parade and outing here on
Mondcy. The parade will b" held in the
morning and number o fother colored
organizations viii participates. The
Buckeye band. martins Ferry. will no
in line. Afternoon exercises will be held
, at Stanton Park. the principal speaker
being Z. L. Graham, Of Wheeling.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-08-04
RnnnartY Acquired.

". 9. Brown. Frank King and A. .;
Rucktnrham, Of this city. have closed
fne deaf for the purchase OF the Elisha
ow4nEs farm Of IS acres on the orck
road one-half mile east OF Weirton. ana
near the office Of the Weirton steer
company. The farm Is being surveyed
ard will b. laid off in 700 building lots
Owing to the great demand for homes
IN the vicinity Of weirton. the owners
Of the property have arranged to ou.d
40 modern dwellings,. construction 70 Dc
started within three weeks time. mo
purchase price was not made pubic
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-08-04
CONVENTION Here.

Tho Sunday School and Young feo'
pless society convention OF the EVanseh'
cal church will open at Zion 4.u'neF""
church here Tuesday morning. Arrange
rnents have been made for the accommo-
dalton OF GOO delegates from Throughout,
the Pittsburgh district. 4 hts musica
program will Scature Tuesday evening
session and mission play, La fo'a;
will he presented by the young people
of the church Wednesday evening.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-08-04
Ranains Shipped.

The remains Of Mrs Elrira Belle Lew
f., aged SIS years who was killed by \
passenger train at the Pan Handle sta
lion here Friday night when she attempt
cd to cross tho tracks ahead of the loco
motive, were ship ned to her late home
At Grace. near Cameron. W. Va. Satur-
day and intcrmeat will be made Monday.
Tho woman had b.>n making her home
with hrr son. Sherman. OF this city.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-08-04
FIRST PAY UNDER
THE NEW RATE

wheeling policemen will get Their
nrst pay under the new rate II pay on
August Is. The pay checks for that day
will call for the sum OF $50 for each
policeman for one half Of the months
work City Manager Ephin recently
granted the police force m increase OF
$3.50 per month. bringing the monthly
rate Of pay up to $500.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-08-04
nov Cor invited.

Gov. James NJ Cox. OF Ohio. has ocen
invNed by the jefferson County Traoes
and Labor Assembly TO make inc LABOR
address in this city. The governors an
sver &c heinr awaited. The assembly
nla-s the largest demonstration tp years
this coming Labor Day.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-08-04
warming Up-

Interest in the August primary is be-
ginning to warm up. Registration has
been heavy all over the city and indIca-
tions point TO a big vote. The chief
fight is between Russell Price and William
q. Herb for the Republican nomination
for mayor. Mayor Frank Feist has no
opposition on the Democratic ticket.