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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-12-06

HaE0dSS- &A5n, ana xS.63 SErEE
dresses, extra vAlnnu fnr SIa-sE, boys
feecsd Uniun suits ia three styles far
E-25 and Isa. apeciaa values N
wumen'E small atnud feeced pants
7sr raiRes fDr d. Be sure 10 see Cur
line 6f hose 1ur wuWen and children
H INV pricH4
'Buy dolls Now while I'm nasor-t-
meHts ERE cnMpiere," Says D. W.
Adams MSwing eye dolls frun DC
To S1A.6a- Other dsils r,un SIC to
Sa.ea. Great clearance Ale of
trimmed and unrimmed hzss marked
ar hHh prlce and less A beaur1f1s
assortment 70 chuuue from 80 a
specinl hit Of handed hats. also IN
trimmed hats - On Rle today, fur-
marty snlc Al x2-Sg, Ss.sg and s. 90,
special today S1.sp each. Wumeu's
pure thread silk huse in biack only,
regnlar Sl-S8, special price s1ss
One iuf wumen's silk stockings. duup
stitch, black and brown. -eguia-
S1-5a, special today 9Sc
j. f. BilooeEn makes a specia!
price on wumen,s shoes In the latest
style that are regularly pracea Il
$500 and 800. fDr roelay oniy the
Erice viii be $500.
Il mnsr vaca1e January In" saws
n. Richm0nd- and consequently I
an closing out my entire STOCK a.
greatly reduced prices" Wonderful
bargains II every Department. All
garments for men, women and chill
Cren are marked HI prices N some
instances way below cost. Money
saving prices On hosiery and under
WEIR and dunt forget chat you can
secure your Christmas toys now very
reasonably. Il viii pay you ID cal
il and see the gnods. The prices VIII
speak fnr themselves.
z. Chernowsky Offers for rB6ay one
lot Of fannelerts night robes for
s1-5o. Al envelope cnemlse Of fine
quality nAlnsook, specially priced al
300. Fine quality crepe bioomers
cnlurs white and pink, &c: ladies
fiber silk hose II black only, easily
worth s1.00, today &c chiidrenis soc
hose fnr 39c; one lot Of chilcrens
dark brown hose, a bargain for 2gc-
Ladies sa1aen peE-icuRts "a few
Eea-ferniooms} that Snid rum & gs
II sc.9S. price toduy S15a. One lot
y1.5D Warner BUS. proof curBes n
al sizes, special S1BB
A splendid line OF buvE euercnaE
anG mackinaws from $500 70 IT,. 90
AZ c. F. Bidoleau's to-day. Also son
mems uvs-coa-s II diGarunt Styles
10 sal from s15 ID s45
z. Locke has d few fancy chicken
and fowl. also native turkey for To-
Gay. Plenty native pork 3bc pound
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-12-06

The Progressive SpirituAlist SD-
ciery viii hold their Christmas sale
and naked bean supper IN G. A. R.
hall Saturday from 70 7.3s 2. M,
price IS cents. oDc5dzf
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-12-06

John CoughiIn offers tDaRy IN K-
rra fine value IN the Mrs. IDrd Bal
zimnre linen stationery priced 5nt
tbs bnz
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-12-06

Bear IN mind rhat ]. Il. CnEzn Cn-
are sailing the regular S1.Be CHIMP
skates for g 90 a pzlr.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-12-06

St AIbnna. the gusst Of NJ. and Mrs.
a. r. Tracy
Emily Bourne az Oak Gzvve 0s1ni-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-12-06

A splendid line OF buys' cvercnn-s
anG mackinaws from $500 70 y128D
AZ c. F. Bidoleau's to-day. Also 3nfl
mems Uvsrcnats II diGervnt Styles
10 sal from SI5 ID s45.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-12-06

e Locke has d few fancy chicken
and fowl. also native turkey fur To-
Gay. Plenty native pork 35c pound.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-12-06

J. F BiIodesu makes a spec,al
price on wumens shoes In the latest
style that are regularly praced a.
$500 and 800. fnr toaay only the
Price viii be $500.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-12-06

CRderet1e, the man who saves yon
mmey On your shoes. Oilers To-Day
boys sather TOP shoes fm s2.8 and
Lixtls Gents leather rnrs1T C-ss a
URif
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-12-06

Fancy Bakery products. maca,
rouns, kisses. cream rolls, cream pun
and eciRirs At Webber and Few
ert's.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-08-05
Yankee Club Owners !
AI|ege Ban Johnson
Interested in Rivals

NEW YORK. Aug. 4-One OF the olt-
,c-..; intCrnal fights major league base
h.,u has experienced is expected 20 lot>
lax Inc dr\rlopmcntS today in tho case
~ I',rl NAy;. New York American
,i,cbcr who as indefinitely suspended
H.: i.r,s,L,:nt Ion Johnson. OF tho Amer
,,:,,I League. :ur refusal to pay 4 inc'
'rhr Yankee club officials not only look
SER. today 80 begin an injunction pro-
Cnrlluc against the league prHSid"nt 70
restrain hiE from preventing New HFk
To- use tn. player. but also issued a
statement in which It directly charged
Johns, II Is Interested in the Cleveland
club.
Tho statement. issued by 1-ieutenant
Colonel 7. l.. huston. treasurer ana null
owner Of tn" Yankees. follows:
The trouble IS fundamental. We DO
licIc the president OF the American
league IS Interested IN IN" 'l"F"!and
club. We are not going TO attempt TO
prove this. hut that is our belief. and We
believe il is the conviction or every
.r;.b owner IN The American league. IN
til this ,arbunclc is removed there can
b., no health IN our league"
After protractcd conferences today or
tho New York owners. colonel JACOB
Rurpart and Lieutenant Colonel Huston
and their lawyers. Harry sparrow. BUS
mss manager Of the club. SAID:
legal machinery waG put IN motion
today TO protect III" clubs rights. our
?.rnrnryS were busy III" greater part or
the day in looking up the most cNpcd-
irnt way TO start legal action and in
drawing up III" necessary papers.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-08-05
CHESTER

CHESTER, w Va, Aug. 4.-WNh the
Ionian Scrcnadcrs as tho attract ion. III"
Lincoln Chautauqua opened v""E {
program al New Cumberland Monday a.
tcrncn. 4 junior Chautauqua VIII l."
held each morning ut Ia o'cl""k.
The Elisha Owings farm Of Sc acres.
n hnlf mile cast Of Wcirtnn. purch2s'u
hv n Stcubcnvillc company headed hy
". 6. Brown. will be laid out IN 80"
residence lots 40xl10 feet. bungalows
will be erected.
Announcement was mad" Monday OF
the marriage Of Miss Cora Tucker -
Florence, Pa. and II. T.. E"hhs. "f III"
IIookStown road. near Chester. Tn" w''.-
ding occurred in Pittsburgh.
Four Chester lads caught IN EafnH-
ling raid Sunday morning w"r" fl"' s."
and costs each when Hrrai.;n'I h t'i"
Mayor w. @. palrynpl"
Richard Hooker. aged e. wealthy i'a"-
cock farmer and widely hr"WH lhr't-'h-
on, tho panhaudl" drStr."'. ~ G..,d II
ITolI!dav's cove. For u.ai!y F""ri T..
f,rrrcd IN tn" section IA "'u' h tn. l'...-
ont town Of Wcirton j. mH!'.
prof, GladStun" I"u II. formerly #
Nov Cumberland. who h.," h'.'1 >'r' -
II, tho army uv"r>"a& ~ I 'htll1n has
accepted position ~ IN h1''nnn hlah
school. He recently r"t,."l,ad @:"m "N' =
seas.
Hale and hearty despite Ia; l"vnn""'.
age. Capt, Samuel EHi'ntG. fer nn'H
years a rlverman. eel, hrutcd has %1t"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-08-05
FouanSbce Briefs

! Wcusyin. \. e defeated the Tollans-
boz. b1sch2lj lab at DuQucsnc street
mark Saturday afternoon. 10 J. IN enc
Of rho hes, Games seen here this sea
son
) John I.cwis CJacll. son Of Mr.. and
: Mrs. J. Il. Lows, arrived home Sunday
rn"rn!Hg from Camp DEN after receiving
MS honorat.is discharge from the army
Jack served with the 4th Division IL
France and later was in tho army Of
occupation IN Germany. He brough;
home Il whole suitcase full Of souvc.
Mrs from tho Tochcland.
The annua! Brook" county picnic Will
be held August al Beach Bottom. u.
4. Bart has generously thrown open hl9
grounds for tho outing. great crowd
: from her" Will attend.
, Mrs. John Lake. ST.. and Mrs. Hanna
Jenkins and TWO GrahdCh'Ioreh 'LS''ro
IN Wheeling.
. Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Nattc7 ana Mt. ana
Mrs. Ih"nlaS row al" '''''''''S '''0'o ~
TO carnegie. Sunday.
J Charles k!dNcr IS moving ms la'".I!
! - Baltimore. Md. where he Is en-
, pl"y'd'
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Erdnan am
G"UShI'r' H'""' XIV, 3'' -, ,i 80,
weeks vacation IN CANADA ho''"s i'''
! last SATURDAY.
, Or. y. g. liart"nStcin mas purrhaSto
now ScrIpp"-Booth" roaoSt'r
Marty Fulton. or S'edhcnNHlr' "d'
! III" guest Of Thomas Shows: SUNDAY.
koocrt NrN'"iI"''' NV '''e '''' -'''-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-08-05
FOLLAkSBEE

49, F'OLLANSBFF:. w. Va. Aug. 4.-l"-
cal unions will turn out III full |" tax
part IN the Trades AMI Labor Assembly
l.. parade at StcGaenvliiH or Labor '"y
- Both locals OF IN" Ama.cam1,"d ASS"'
--s-ciation are preparing /" max" h!S
showing The Fullan$H"" delegation WI!
~-be led by the returned soldiers. sailors
and marines Of Foilau$h'".
~-~ Follaasb"c LodGo Ne. Of tn" A. y.
-of l.. s and T. W. has ordered In"
new banner for tn" occasion. This is
one OF The stronEcs: organizations IN the
' A. ~ The F"Ilansn"r section Will h'
one OF the largest in III" parade. The
TN house local has rs committees al
work also and all 90 IN" unions from
FoHa0sbcc vii hH 1'aSs"d n the pa
.radc under the Fcilan*b"" section.
There arc NOR" ;han sixty cX-S'!r!c'
-.-.rncn in Fnllansb"" Lodge No. !. and
each Of the other locals have a number
---ot soldiers These will turn out IN uni
@ form and will be placed ~ the head ct
~.,<r ne Follanshce column. Tn" FollanFo""
~s~band will furnish music fer the local
49, Besides the two AmalEamated lodges
There arc many other UNIONS represented
here and all will tax" part in III" COM
ing Labor Day parade. In t1ct all Fol
lansbce IS going I" attend.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-08-05
wcllsburp Briefs.

Elmer brady and assistant. David Nc
Eirlcy. crraEcd in hauling at Beech Bot
tom. mr." camping out. and consider this
a r-cat l!fo
James Simpson. e Windsor station.
was business visitor in the city on Sat
urday.
Mr.. ard Mrs. clyde Horncr and fam
lily. Of Williamsburg. Pa. arc guests OF
Mr.. ard Mrs. George 4. Barth.
Mi=sce G"rcvieve Barth and Mary I.af-
frrry, "f Nnurdsvillc. have returned
homo after visit with relatives here.
Misses Haynic and Anna Traubcrt
were Wheeling callers Monday.
4 telegram was received here today
from Hugh Crahtrcc. popular young SOL
dicr. who has hon oy"rGoas for many
months Mr. Trahtre" stated that he
had b-cn sori - Camp Mills and OK
pcctcd his diaCharc" in n few days.
4 meeting Of III Wc'lShurE volunteer
fro Department rns boon called for We'd
ncs,la: evening ~ IT, Twelfth street en-
cinc house. Matters Of importance are
up for discussion
Six Brooke county soldier boys ar
rived homo Monday. They wcrc: Thomas
J. Williams John r land Harry Will
liams. Of bethany: Mark Stahl and
Charles SChwcrlf""Cr 'l w cIISpuIE, anu
lack Lewis. Of F"llanSh"c.
Mrs. T. J. White. son. Joseph. and
daushtcr. Miss Ollie. ot If"m"wood. Pa,
former residents % this city mr." spend
in, :cw days with relatives here.
Mis-. Louise Mass"r Of New k"nsing-
ton IN. is spending few days with
relatives in this city.
Tho regular Saturday niEht dance
hold ut Wells rink was we'll attended.
moro than 80 couples being present.
charles Pierce. Of M"u1dsrIllc. was a
W'rllsburE business caller Monday.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-08-05
VIII Tax Near Beer" stores.

49, FoIlansbee council held an important
~Scssicn in tn" Penn street chambers.
the first meeting hold II two mon'hs
THE most important matter taken W
was that Of taxing all Near Seer
stores in the town. This matter was
only discussed. but Will be taken UP and
put into effect at the next meeting. y"
Parking signs ar" 10 be put up on
Penn street. forbiddirc the parking or
ears on that street from Virginia ave-
nue. TO Main, so as 10 keep clear tn" on
.a~trance to the Penn street hrc mouse
The property committee was instructed
.- to purchase new harness for tho c';y
team. 4 much needed Improvement
that Of placing a Are plug on the corner
OF Allegheny and Main streets. was
voted and the installation will be made
--.-at once This action is gratefully re-
-.,sceiyed by residents OF this district. A
s-~new device is 10 pc tried by council IN
%~~the way Of improving the city eaten
se~basius. The experiment will be made
lat Duquesne street and Virginia ave-
-'~nue in an attempt 10 elim!nat" cloSgng
- whe., gravel and rock washed into the
basins The tax cor,ector reported that
delinquency in taxes amounting 10
s. more than $1,000 is unpaid. and council
: INSTRUCTED that e this tax IS not paid
y by citizens b. N" next mill pay day. the
A-bils against each citizen will be PUT IN
the mill office for collection. Every
= member was present At IN" meeting and
a number 90 bills w"r" paid. TIL" rrXe
-. meeting will b. held the first Saturday
in September.
vote on Bonds Tuesday.
Tomorrow is election day in Follans-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-08-05
SISTERSV|LLE

Lawrence Taylor returned yesterday
from Hockingport, to which place. I"
drove a few days ago in his car. H'
was accompanied home by his sister
Miss ADJ who will visit here Icw
days. 49,
NJ r. Cassaday. who has been in tho
local B. & o. depot for several days
relieving a member OF the force mas re-
turned to Parkersburg.
Miss Lillian koc,zly and Miss Porter
of Wheeling, are expected here toda! /"
be- the guests Of Mrs. Lawrence Heinl''h
Mrs. w. f. Noll and daughter. Grac"
who have been visiting Mrs. tharI"s
Alexander, Of Garry Owen. left lhl7
morning for Clarksburg TO visit before
returning TO thcir home in St Louis
Mrs. Maurice Broadwacr ana dauslt-
tiers, Ruth and Lucille left this morning
ror Clarksburg and Belington. W. Va. 10
visit -
Miss Eta Barnes, Of Mddleoourne
passed through the city this morning
cnroute to Buckhannon, where she VII!
visit
Baird, young son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Z
I; Adams, left last evening for Wheel
ing. from which place ne Will 20 %
Bethesda 10 spend few weeks al Ep'
worth Park. as guest OF LOUIS
Schradcr ard family.
Mrs. w. NJ Hoskinson, OF Oklahoma
Is visiting MIS-. Hanna Hnsklnson "'
Fly. Both left this morning for E.arks-
burg to visit relatives.
Mrs, NJ. E Rudder. OF Pittsburgh
who has been visiting her sister. Mrs
Elizabeth Corhctt, went TO NlHr!nGion
today 10 spend a few days before re-
turning home,
The condition Of MIS-. Bert NolI. VINO
has been i'll at her home on Main street
for several weeks. is cons ld"rahlY i'm
proved. Her many friends hop" for her
complete and speedy recovery.
Miss Anna Smith. who has boon Wis
jtinE her sisters. Mrs. J. II. Thornton
and Mrs. w. r. cyscr. returned to her
home in Wheeling last evening.
A drilling machine was moved II
Padcn City this morning 70 b" used IN
drilling holes to locate solid f"un""-
ton for tho big power plant which WI
hc moved from this city 10 Pad"n city
The work will he pushed forward as
ouicklv as possible rs some delay has
been experienced in tho plans.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-08-05
SMILEY RELEASED.

WASHINGTON. Aug. 4.-Advices TO
n" state department today from Mex
ico City. based on publications in Mex
ican newspapers sand Lawrence l.. Ship
10y. Of Warrington. Nov. who was kid
raped by bandits near FT"snil!o sta
ilun. Mexico. July -. had boon released.
There was TO indication whether ran
:nin had been paid.
Urgent representations in this case
were made to tho Mexican government
b. III" state department Immediately al
ter plcy was captured
Othcr dispatches from tho American
embassy at Mexico Clty today said FL
IT"raldo had published an editorial Sat
ur,lry urging that Mexico develop n
wise policy Of friendship for the United
Stats
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-08-05
STEUBENV|LLE

STEUFE.NNI1IE. Ohio. August -
John Carroll or Woodlawn IA. was as
saultcd here Saturday night and robbed
Of sen cash and his clothing. lie told
tho police thar hc mot ur with n negro
NJ East Liverpool. PAID his way ~ this
city. fed him on chicken h" had prn-
pared h"for" leaving his homo and that
III" negro repaid him for his Kindness
by hitting him with sandwhag and
rCf)binE him. Carroll was unconscious
six hours from tho blow over tho head.
II" is now in tho caro- OF tho city ply
sCian and TNli"" are hunting tn" negro
Both mon worc - 30 TO work at Weir
ton w Va
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-08-05
BUSY week FOR CITY
FAIRGROUNDS FOLKS

At meeting Of the Fairgrounds stan
yesterday morning plans were outlined
for the Fairgrounds recreation work up
until The end of the season. Some ex-
tcnsive plans for the amusement and en-
tcrtainment of these youthful members
of Wheeling population have been ar
ranged.
valley bail tournament at the Forty.
sixth street Fairgrounds. which will be
participated in by girls weighing over
a hundred pounds, and those weighing
under hundred.
Friday n gymnastic tournament will
be held which will make things interest
ing and Exciting. and on Saturday night
a biz immunity celebration at the For.
ty-siN,n street Fairgrounds will take
Mace with Sing and band concert as
features Of the evenings entertainment
One hundred dollars was donat ed rec
entity for the purpose Of getting a col
, lection Of iron benches for this play
| probably be installed for Saturday
On On August I5tA the. Fair. which is
beng put on by the Fairgrounds com.
showing their sewing. embroideries and
other work Of like nature while the
boys will produce fine line OF pet ami.
mails for exhibition.
August 22d will be known as Mothers
and Fathers Day at the Fairgrounds
/ and all parents will be invited to be
present for the affair.
A picnic, which will include the entire
membership of the Fairgrounds has
been arranged for August 27th. but the
, place has not yet been selected although
{, is thought it will be held on the State
/ Fair grounds.
The final elections will be held today
! at the Fairgrounds, eight councilmen at
! large to be elected. There will be few
! girls who will have the honor OF acting
/ as council members as this Is 10 be ar
! equal suffrage election.
! Today's election will also provide 6
mayor, city manager. city clerk. police
! clerk and chief Of police. Professor
! Alfred L. Anderson will make tour Of
; the various Fairgrounds tomorrow after
! the election has been decided. TO meet
= those who have been elected 10 hold
; Office. and congratulate them upon their
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-08-05
WELLSBURG
rIrs Anna Shephard.

Following an illness Of ono week. Mrs
Anna ShcThard. widow Of tho late pIof
Shrrhard. died Sunday cNcnlrE at
o'clock Mt III, old Sheppard homestead
NJ Ercch BnIirm. The deceased was
horn Mt Holidays Grove in 1851 and
moved 81 Hr"rh Bottom n few years
later. Her husband. rr"f. Sh"pha I'd
who preceded his wife 80 that great be-
vnnd vas for "umhrr Of years super
intcnd.nt Of IN" schools nj New Cumb"r-
land AMI later held tho SAT-" position in
WcIlsburE. which he ably hll"d Sur
wing tho Decreased Is one son. Frank
SHEPPARD. Of E"""h Bottom. and two
dauchtcrs Mrs. Carrie l.upton ana MIS-
Ada HARRISON. of ST. petersburg. funcrai
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-08-05
BAPTIST CONVENTION

Tho Rartist convention opens at Phil-
Iirri today and will continue until tne
mn. A very fine program has nccn
arranrcd for tn" initial day. whlch VIII
nrC,idn entertainment for every hour
and half hour Of the day. including upon
rs list many Of the most promlnrn,,
speakers Of the Baptist church here ana
from different sections OF the state anu
country. ., ,.I .
Tho program will opcn At 80 with 4
song service and general annnuhcci,"ns .
which wNl be followed by Bible etuoy
introduction at 2:3o by Lindsey fuiieS,
l.. l.. ID. introductory lecture at O'Clock
hy James \. White. pH.. D.: introdue.
Cahlmcrs. n. T.: Church Efficiency at
$50 o'clock by Frederick Agar. D. u.
miro thirty n lecture recital Will bt
given by Doctor Lindsay HUXLEY.
BUY WAR SAVINGS STAMPS
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-08-05
LEAVE FOR SOUTH
Rev. Pccrce Mcdonald And vile VIII
leave west Virgins.

Leave west Virginia.
Tho Morgantown Post has the follow
inc relative to a wcll-known minister
Of tho Episcopal church and his estim'
able wife:
Rev. Pcerce ". Mcdonald and Mrs.
Mcdonald expect to leave on Monday
for hshcvil,c. North Carolina. where
they will spend few weeks at the
Manor House. They will then go TO
Macon Georgia.. where Rev. Mr.. McDon-
aid will have charge Of Christ Episcopal
church for tho next three months:
About tho first of November Rev. anc
Mrs. Mcdonald will return TO Morgan
town. They expect to sell their proper
~ al that time and locate permanently
AT some place not yet determined.
MorSantown can lily afford to lose
Mr.. and Mrs. Mcdonald. During his
service as rector of Trinity Episcopal
church. before going into the army as
chaplain. Rev. Mr.. Mcdonald was one
o. tho active leaders in every effort for
the general good and also busy IN every
movement for civic hcttcrment.
Rcv. and Mrs. Mcdonald are well
known TO a large number Of Wheeling
nCoNlc.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-08-05
DENIED BY WHEELER.

WASEIINGTON. Aug. 4.--Waync p.
Wheeler. counsel for the Anti-Saloon
L"aTu" Of America. took issu" today
with tho opinion % Ellhu Root. William
n. Guthrie and William l.. Marbury.
counsel for tn" United Brewers Assoc
citation. that tn" proposed war prohibit
ton emf rc"mont act is unconStItu-
tioral Mr.. Wh""!"r also denied that the
League forces intended TO start an anti
tobacco campaign.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-08-05
Only Seventeen Days.

Game Warden John Crawford is call
inE tho attention az hunters I" III" fact
that there are only II days Of tho SPUR
rel Hunting ecason ihiS year. September
to 70 The now law passed by the
LEGISLATURE SGT tho hunting sc"son from
August 80 70 Srrtcmh"- >" Wy the Ian
docs not become CffcctlN- -' S"ptcm-
bcr :. and No hunting will hc permitted
until that date.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-08-05
COOPERATIVE STORE
STOCKHOLDERS TO
MEET WEDNESDAY

A meeting Of the stockholders Of the
cooperative store. Of McMechen. ha:
hccn called for Wednesday evening at
o'clock in the auditorium OF the public
school building Of that place All
stockholders are urged to be present AZ
i've election Of officers will be in order.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-08-05
WGs Decorated.

Ahc Myers. son Of Mrs. Louis Myers
Of this city. has returned HON" after re-
crivinc his discharge from III" navy. lie
served as an engineer IN France Tot
Year and Il hait. Enr"utr homo MFc"S
climbed int" 4 WIT during storm All"
rcnalr-d a break IN III" ships wireless
nrparatus. for which h" was decorated
bv the British government.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-08-05
Our Awnings Satisfy and Shade You.
Wheeling Tent & Awning Co. jy-l0-tf
Extensive Improvement.

Contractor Frank Wade. who pur-
chased recently III" property on Pleas
ant avenue ard Fourteenth street. has
rcmodci"d tho interior and built mod
crn and tasty portico. adding materially
TO tho value Of the property. aside from
tho additional room gained an dthc con-
vcnicncc and comfort
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-08-05

Street car traffic on the wheeling
traction lines between Wheeling and
Moundsyille was very heavy al! day
Sunday and the motormen and conduc-
tors stated they were buster than for
some time. This was due to the many
people going to Moundsville for the lag
meeting at the camp grounds and also
TO the warm weather which made IL
ideal for travelling.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-08-05
BENWOOD FIJI
Assault Victim Recovering.

According to word given out last ev-
ching by the attendants at the North
Wheeling hospital. the condition Of Andy
Pas:no. who was wounded in a fight in
this city last Friday evening. is very
good. and nothing serious will result
from his exciting experience. Belinko.
who stabbed Pasino. was released Sat-
urday on $500 bond and will appear
before Squire Rcidel in about ten days