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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-08-12

Andrew Carnegie. VII" di"d yesterday
Formerly cwn"d the steel plant h'l''
II VS. in eleven month Strikc "h'h
b" was owner.
Miss Ethel Davis has r'turn"d 10 Nor
homo at StrutcnvIl!c after VISIT mere
Miss Helena VOL. OF III" city wafer
works office. Will spend ia" weeks al
, Ruckrye Lake.
Miss Helen Kennedy. Of Union street
is visiting at Muundsvili".
Mr.. and Mrs Guy Garrison Of liarri-
son street. is homo from n visit at Ep-
worth Park.
Mrs. sylvan II. Elum and daughter
are homo from A visit at Bethesda.
! Attorney clifford /" Belt and family
I rr Harrison street, arc home from d
! visit nj Buckeye Lake
MR.. william Hudson and daughter
have returned To their home ut MOUNDS
! Vile. after visit here.
/ Gcurg. Rchrcs Will lcav" today lo'
/ Youngstown. ohio, where ne mas Sc
cured Z position.
I Mr.. and Mrs. James II. Robinson an"
! child are homo from visit at Granu'
! View, ohio.
: Aaron McD"rmatt has returned from
visit at F,pworth Park.
Henry l.. Rod"wig has returned iron
. 4 visit at Bethesda.
, Miss EIrrcnCr Flood. Of New York. Is
, visiting ut tho home Of Mrs. Harvey
! bean on Pose Hill.
! Mrs Hannah Ncy has returned IRON
! Il visit at pittsburgh.
! Miss Norma Lockwood is homo froif
a visit at ErthcSdO.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-08-12
WHEELING MAN
WAS | NERVOUS
RUNDOWN WRECK
His Kidneys Were weak, Stomach De-
ranged, Was Bilious and Had Dizzy
Spells. Now Declares His Troubles
Gone, nee 10 Took Drccc, tho New
Medicine.

Many CaScs are coming to light wh"r"
"Elu" has left Tia" victim II hAd
might. Some suffer from weak kid
ncvs. pain in tn" back. limbs aching:
some find their Si"mnchS c"n" back on
I Them an tn" food lies thor" undE"St"d
making gas form and choking lh"m up
Some So had that II presses against tho
heart, giving IN" feeling If u weak
heart MANY ar" runsIipatcd and have
sluggish livcrs-ncarlN MI suffer from
nervousness; arc weak run down. lack
ing energy and strength. Read what
Tho new medicine did for ihlS Wheel
ing w Va. man who lives Mt llI1ia
High street. Mr.. William MCk""n.
Il had tho "r'lu'' nnd II left m" in
weak. nervous. rundown. condition. l
was 50 nervous that my hands shook
, all Tia" tim" lk" IN old person with tn"
palsy. and Am only - years old. Ny
kidneys were also in had shape and my
liver sluggish; bad tast" IN my mouth
and = coated tongue. My food diGrSt"d
very poorly. and l"ft"n had cramps IN
my stomach and WAS ll"atcd with gas.
so much praiS" WAS given the ne"
root and herb medicine. Drrc" by people
living all around m" that ! took bot
Tie Of it, and have found 1t tn" finest
medicine eyer took. 1t went right
after my troubles quick. and now they
are all gone. My nerves are steady ana
my sleep sound. Pains ar" ali gone
from over my kidneys. and stomach ana
liver acting fine. DrCcn is great.
prcro rOuS"H II lazy liver 10 action;
stimulates tho Kidneys: relieves con-
silruiiun: aids tn" stomach {" carry
rs load: clears tn" p"is"ns from the
blood. and, r"huilds III" Who'll" system
MIR k"istcr the we'll known Drccu
expert. has headquarters at {. II. Crest
& cos Drug store, to meet the local
I public and explain the merits or this
great remedy. See him today.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-08-12
Bridpc,>ort Briefs.

I.Noman Hartley. wire chief al tho To-
cal telephone office. has returned after
Il short vacation trip spent at Bethesda.
=. B. Hickey. local business man. lcarc-
today for a vacation trip TO Cleveland
and buffalo.
Th" members OF tn" Fratcrnal Oder or
Eagles will hold their regular weekly
meeting this evening.
Mrs. Frank Mcpanicls is spending I
few DAYS visiting with friends al Cam
ton. Akron and Cleveland.
Tho members Of the Rifle club will
hold aa"thrr target practice AT their
range Thursday evening.
cyril Farmer. Of kirkwood. Is spend
ing a few days visiting with relatives 1t
cameron. w. ".
Miss Mari" Iairplc. cf tn" raiiz pike.
is spending a few days visiting with
friends at StCubcn lille.
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Martins Ferry briefs.

Miss Roberta Blackfnrd OF Ncrth
Fourth street leaves today for a week s
visit with friends Al Washington. Pa.
Dr and Mrs. Frank $. Morrison of
This city arc spending couple OF
wccks' vacation on tho lakes.
good crowd Of local fans was in
attendance nj tho boxing bout At the
park last night.
j.. t. Davis of this city leaves today
10 spend tho remainder OF the week
with WcllsburG friends.
Loyal Springer and children Of
Stcuhcnvillc have returned homo after
n brief visit with friends in this city.
Sophia Rlatzkis. tho youngstcr who
WAS injured IN d fall f,0m wagon. is
dong nicely at tho local hospital.
{. :. Eaton is probably tho most
popular candidate for tho Office Of au-
ditor 10 come before the primaries to-
day.
Harold M"Danicls has returned home
after spending Sunday with friends at
Bethesda.
Mrs. Ralph Gushing left yesterday 10
spend tho week with h"r husband at
Camp Happy on Big Whcclin gcreek.
Friends Of Sam Dennis claim that he
will be the choice Of the members of his
party for councilman from the Second
ward.
Vaudeville features will BE- staged at
thu New Pastimc theatre on Thursday
and Friday ~ this week.
The regular meeting OF the local
| lodge Of knights OF Pythias will re
held this evening.
The continued cool weather OF he
past few days has boon appreciated
properly by the men who work on the
hot mills.
More votes will probably be poll"d at
the primaries today than at any time
| in recent years, Is the claim Of those
| who know, on account, of the hot con-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-08-12
No Contest In Election.

There is little interest being taken IN
the primary election for today on &C
count Of there being practically no con-
tests on either Of the tickets. The Re
publican ticket is filled out completely,
rs follows: For mayor. Charles JunklnS;
FOR marshal, Rcrt Mechanically: C'"rk
Charles Schcn: treasurer. Lyman 4
Brooks; councilmcn. Fred ]. H!bhs.
James Dillon. Bert Porter, Jam".' hl6-
rc;t. W. W. Rags ard Henry Moore.
Tho candidates on tn" Democratic
ticket are as follows: Clerk Charles Nc
kinlcy: treasurer. Milton Morgan: c"un-
cilmcn, Fred NcInicCr. GcOrG" l'roSn"K,
George I"llcr. Wade Burl'!. II. {. smith
Fred Cook and Van Cuss. Tf"r" are II"
candidates for tho offices Of mayor and
town marshal.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-08-12
ISL. CLA|P5V|LLE|
Belmont County Seat News


Elizabeth Timberlake to John r
Thompson. Lot rs in Lansing. $3.50.
c. r. Malone and wife to D. n. Cryna-
BILE. Lots 7s in Lansing. $1,000.
Charles C. Wilson and Margaret Will
son TO Francis Crymbls to Joseph
Pcinonek. Lot II in Lansing. tl.too.
The Eastern Ohio Milling Company 10
Alexander Neff ct a. Land in Bellairs.
Sl2.500.
Stanislaw Gluchrski and Nstue
Gluchoski to Joe Silaga ct q. Lot ~
in Martins Ferry. $40.
Heirs Of A. c. Landers. deceased. to
Albert f Ball. East half Of lot Sc. 10
Morristown. $1.375.00.
r. p. Jones and Martha N. Jones to
Sarah E. Kelley. Lot ~ in Brookside.
s575.O0.
Oliver Shriver to George Thomas.
Lot 4s in Lansing. $4,000.
Wilmos Mihalovic to Kloudin Polak.
Lot ~. in Bellaire. $500.
George o. Robinson and wife. A. o.
Mellott and James +. Anderson to viii.
lam Malley. Land in Pultney Tp.
$500.
George Watkins and wife to Edwin
W. Regis. Land In Martins Ferry.
$40.
Bertha Rinderer to william Kinder.
or. Land in Peasc TIP. 81.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-08-12

test on the Republican ticket for. the
Office of mayor.
Tom Swain. the candidate for mem.
bcr of council from the First ward. has
probably done less work in his own be-
half than any other candidate on the
Republican ticket. and there IL little
doubt OF his ability to win.
Edward Shrodes night desk man at
the city building. Is expected home to-
morrow after a ten days vacation spent
fishing on the Muskingum river.
Miss Toxic Douds. Of Aetnayille, has
accepted a position a. clerk at the Burd
news stand on South Fourth street.
Rev. J. s. Hill. former pastor Of the
local United Presbyterian church. IS
spending a few days visiting friends in
this city. !
Mrs. f. c. Eesbit. Of Springfield. o..
Is spending few days visiting with old
friends in town.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chester AcCarty are tho
proud parents OF a fine new baby boy
which arrived at their home Saturday.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-08-12
n clsirrxills Artsfs.

Mrs. Chas. Stcger left Monday Tor her
homo at Ogdensburg. y. J. She was
accompanied home by her father u. n.
Mcbride who expects to spend the WIN
ter.
Judge Charles J. Lynch and VIC r.,
turned Monday after spending seVeEu
days with relatives at Wooosheio.
Harry T. Tyler Of Bcllaire, was
business caller in town Monday.
p F.. Gilhooly Of Bellaire. Was here
on business yesterday.
F. X. Hogc Of Martins Ferry. VaS 3
visitor in town Monday.
Mrs. Dorian Willcrton Gnd son Her
old. have returned after spendt~1
week with friends at BetheS4A
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-08-12
Thu Rirfla Had Flown.

Constable George Duncan and couple
of tho police officers made "trip out
III" pix" in taXicab Monday night on
tip that something was going on In
that vicinity. Two men and Ia woman
we're reported conducting themselves in
a disorderly manner. but were tipped
off before the arrival of the officers
They left behind tho ladys waist. shoes
hut. handkerchief and string Of beads
all If which were brought to the office
IF SQUIRE Freeman, and arc being held
for the Identification OF the owner.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-08-12
BELLAIRE NEWS
STEPS TAKEN To OPEN A
CITY MARKET IN BELLA|RE

y There was n l"nGthy discussion ~hcn
johnson offered a motion TO repeal the
szt-t. Gancc taxing produce peddl'rs'
Tcncysteelr was opposed To such acton
I ~, curnci linen spoke in favor OF
'rcpcal of the license ordinance in orde!
l., reduce the high cost OF living
Hell. a merchant. declared his margin
- profit now was the smallest he mas
. = Va; enjoyed in his business. Io"le
kc in favor OF a free city market
y,crn farmers could sell their goods,
" a motion carried for appointment OF
committees 20 interest farmers in n city
r,arkct. II was argued that Belialre
: should have Il market house in order
: 10 bring moro produce to the city. Pres
iitnt kcyser named McElroy. Moore and
" Johnson to take up tn" matter.
=, Profanity predominated at tn" meet
ing. What tho hclI' seemed 10 be tho
chief clause. McElroy coined the phrase
in discussion Of 4 renee about tho "ity
reservoir. After tho had used II soy
oral times RoncyStc"lc attacked FrrSi-
dent Kcys"r for permitting IN" use OF
the phrase in council discussions.
An ordinance WAS passed with tho aim
of collecting Assessments against per-
sons who tap into public sewers IN
cases where assessments have been
levied and not paid.
Council passed a resolution declaring
= 1t necessary 70 mpror" West twenty
s third street by Stag. II was stated that
( previous legislation for this work was
found 10 be illegal II means ALL for
malities will have TO be gone through
again As a result the people will wad"
through mud again who reside on that
street.
The mayors report for July showed
fines collected amounting TO Sln3 and
licenses OF 1922.
An ordinance was introduced provd-
ing for the paving Of Spruce street, hrt
= no action was taken.
- 4 motion of, rcd BY O'T"ol" carried
asking FOR investigation into tho E"l-
laire- Benwood ferry company rates. II
was declared that tho ferry company
was violating its license.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-08-12
HrAc1nan Sattcned.

Squire James Freeman. Republican
candidate for tho OFFICE Of mayor IS
confident that he will be thc choice cf
his party for tho office at tn" primaries
today. and those Of his friends who have
been active In the squirc's interests
find a largo number of votes which arc
bound 10 como his way. He has filed
the office Of mayor al times when the
incumbent was ont Of tho city and has
always administered tn" affairs of Tho
city in a straight forward manner which
has crcatcd sentiment in his favor.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-08-12
How You May Reduce
Your Weight

-. Overstoutness is very unwelcome
condition. especially in the present day.
- when slender figures are 80 popular. and
ticed a tendency 10 put on weight will
be clad to know OF new. simple home
treatment that is remarkably efficient
and inexpensive.
IF you ap2en 10 be one Of those whose
weight Is more than it should be. don't
try to reduce by starving yourself: eat
ali you want. but take after each meal
and at bed times five grains OF Phynola
,nQhich you can secure al any drug store.
= Phynola is designed to Increase the OK
. y1en carrying power OF the blood and
dissolves fatty tissue. in many cases at
the rate Of q pound i day. II Is pleasant
TO take and give remarkable results
quickly and easily. c. II. Gricst Co.
Original Cut Rate Store. 1925 Market
St. Baer's Pharmacy can supply you.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-08-12
AmericaniZation Work.

The Daily Vacation Bible school on
Union street. which had an enrolment
OF 235 Youngsters, mostly foreigners,
has closed. The chief work accom-
plishcd by the school was along IN"
Amcricanization lines. A Nj Pacific"
was in charge Of the school which WAS
conducted under the auspices of IN"
Ohio PrcSbytry. The attendance for IN"
five weeks Of the school averaged 70
percent
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-08-12
Awnings made while you wait. Wheel
ing Tent a Awning Co., Tel. 663.


If tho high standard "f III" schools Of
this city is 10 be maintained. the Board
"f EDUCATION Will Of necessity be COM
PEELED lo pay better SALARIES 10 the
Jrachcr-. and thor" IL little possibility
Of their being able t.. pay the salaries
unless they have larger revenue COM
ing In. All who NJ" interested in main
tanning tho standard nf tho schools will
veto for tho ezra two mills levy t"r
school purposes.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-08-12

John Lawrence, aged As years. OF In
dian Run. was killed at the EorkVilIc
steel plant when he fell IN an elevator
PIT. suffering the fracture Of his neck.
Tho body was brought 70 the Bradley
rorgue here. Arrangements Tor inc
funeral have not yet been made but VIII
probably b. held Wednesday. Deceased
had beer employed as a driver Of a soft
drink wagon. He is survived by wife
and three children.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-08-12
May Take Away License.

The city may take away the license Of
the Rcllairc-BenwOod ferry company.
which gives II a right TO operate Il fcrr!
between this city and Bcnwood. II Is
said that the ferry company in raising
thr ferry rate to five cents for working
men has violated a provision Of the liz
ccnsc. Tho license may he revoked and
tho company cnjoincd from landing hero.
Recently the fare to workingmcn was
raised 10 cents from pa cents per trip.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-08-12
Free Prescription Docs This Tor 1ou.
yon can Prenare II At Your Home.


New York: 1t is my own discovery
and il takes just ono application 10 get
such marvellous results, says Mae Eona
Wilder, when her, friends ask her ,,s ABOUT out
her wonderful white skin and inc I'M
proved appearance Of her hands an1
arms. You can do the same thing II
YOU follow my advice. shc says. | fccl
it is my duty 10 tell every glrI or
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tion did for me. Just think OF H. AL
ibis change in a single Application; !, l
never tire Of telling others Just Whal
brought about such remarkable re-
suits. Hero is the identical prescription
that whitencd my skin and removed
every defect from my face. neck hands
and arms. Until you try 1t you can
form no idea Of tho marvellous change
il will make. The prescription whlch
YOU can prepare ut your own nome IL
~ follows: Go to any grocery and ger
10 cents worth of ordinary "atme a.
and from any drug store bottlc on
dcrwillu. Prepare the oatmeal as al,
rcctcd in every package OF der%illo ano
apply night and morning. The 1irst
apulication will astonish you. II makes
tho skin appear white. Transparent
smooth and vclvnty. especially recon-
mend it for freckles. tan. sun spots'
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-08-12
Ar For Repeal.

Tho members Of local No. 43O or the
United Mine WorkrTs Of America NJ a
meeting held here drew up resolution
which will he presented I" III" city c"un-
ell asking for repeal of IN" ordnance
passcd some time ago, which PROVIDES
fines for persons who hold public meet
lrrs here without first securing permits
TO do so. The resolution declares lhat
tho ordinance abridgcs the right OF free
SnrCcb
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-08-12
Scandal Brewing.

information was secured yesterday OF
another scandal which is brewing In the
pol,ce department. 4 Guernsey stree:
man said that ne complained some tim"
ago Of disorders at a colored dive near
his home. He said after he made the
complaint ono of tho police Officers
while on duty and intoxicated. CAV" him
q "cussinC." He said nc had brouCh'
tho matter to the attention of officials.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-08-12
Temperance Union Meeting.

An interesting meeting 81 IN" Women
Christian Temperance" Union IS Scn"u"'-
cd 10 he held at the homo or MIS- 'Ihl
cnrc McConnaughy. on Howard street.
Kirkwood, this evening. ana AL III tne
members arc urged To attcni. Inc
meeting will hc in charge Of Mrs. e. a.
Hrir'cin. county superintendent Il INC
nrEanIZal ion.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-08-12
Boat Excursion Saturday.

The members OF tho organization OF
the Railway Clerks and Station EN-.
ploycs' organization will give boat
ride on tho steamer Ncrn" Swain. Sat
urday evening OF This week, and the
local committee s boosting a plan TO
Cct all Of tho office forces Of local IN
duetr:al plants to participate in the II
fair The sale OF tickets indicates that
the boat will take out a capacity crowd
Tho schedule nf tho boat is as follows:
Martins Ferry. 40 p. M: Wheeling.
n. m. and Bcllairc $50 n. m.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-08-12
Maccabees Dance Tonight.

Good crowds are expected TO attend
tho dance which will be given In the
Armury Hall at Bcllairc this evening.
under the auspices OF tho members q
tho Port Huron club of tn" Women
Ecncru association Of tho MaCCah"cs-
Rcntriclds orchestra will furnish tn-
music. and an enjoyable evening $ Ms
surCd.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-08-12
Maccab.es Memorial Services.

\ large number If tn" members 81 'h'
Cmcu's HcI..r association If tho
Nsrr,bccs. will attend thr meeting
which Will h" hold in tho rooms ot inc
Uc;nIcin building Thursday evening. al
which time memorial services viii he
h,ld for tho latc Or. Elizabeth Hooper
former supreme Medical examiner fol
tho order.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-08-12
Back to Columbus.

An officer from Columbus was here
yesterday and took charge "f Coleman
Conroy. local man, who recently escaped
from the state hospital at columbus AMI
who was arrested AT Shadysidc. N"nroy
was returned to the institution. ii" was
sent there n year ago after cndcavur'uE
20 burn a local business block.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-08-12
prfmarv Today.

' Voting booths will h" open from $50
= a. m. to $50 p. m. today for the prI-
mary election. An extra large rot" IL
expected. There arc but four contests.
Republican candidates for mayor are
McClain, Culbertson and Mndcr. Dem
ocrstic candidates for mayor arr
O'Toolc. Rodewig and McElroy. The
Republican authorship has q race. the
candidates being McGaughey and
Thomas. Republican candidates for
city treasurer arc Burtott and Wells. .
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-08-12
nanntieR Removed.

The deputy shcrifs who were on duty
ut tho Fort ritt coal mine when II re-
sumcd work recently after Il sirikc "t
the miners have been removed. They
were put ON q Iard to guard against any
possible trouplc that miEht arise. hu,
there was no need for their scrN ices.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-08-12

Tho lodges of knights Of Fythlas "l
this vicinity VIII hold convention ut
St ClairSVill". O.. th.$ evening. nj when
time the grand chancellor. Dir. T.. Tidd.
and Gran Prclatc Tuba will he present
and deliver addresses. \ class initiation
will he a feature Of tho evening, and this
will be followed hy banquet. larc"
number Of III" members Of tho "rd'
from the surrounding towns arc cXp"cico
to be present.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-08-12

Nancy J. Caldwell and P. B. Caldwell
TO W. G. Smith ct al. Lot 1 in p. B.
CaIdwell's Second Addition to the Will
age Of Bannock. 81.
Lora l.. Dams to J. c. Wiedman. Land
in Shadyside. $2,650.
Herbert Berlin and Blanche Bcdltn
TO George s. Bedlin. Land in Richland
tn. $500.
Z. p. Galloway and Ella L. Galloway
10 D. c. Bolon. Land In Barncsville.
81 90.
Frank c. Robinson to- Howard Il
Groves. Land in Bridgeport. $2.o0e..
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-08-12
Carnival Attractive.

Good crowds from this city mad" the
trin ,n the League Park nj Martins Fer
~ last night. To src tho carnival OF III"
Lorman and Robinson company which Is
SpcndiuC tho week there. The cXhihi'
tiouS arc said To h" Of an exceptional
high quality for that natur" OF am"sc-
m"nt, and arc attracting a good patron
age.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-08-12

An interesting meeting Is promised
for the War Mothers Of America, al inc
Board Of Trade rooms in the Citzleh
Bank building on South Fourth street
this evening. and all OF tho members
are expected to attend. and near Mrs'
Robert Carlton Morris. national presl-
dent Of the organization, VINO Will pe
resent.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-08-12
NAV mild Ridge.

Wheeling traction officials mot with
local officials yesterday regarding the
bridge over Mcmahon crock on Belmont
street Engineers will prepare report
on the cost for a bridge. The estimate
Is S20.0 Tho city will pay the cost
for the elevation of the bridg" a2'
proaches. tho county and traction COM
pany will pay the cost OF the brtdg"
The engineers will submit their cst!-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-08-12

Local friends have received announce
mcnts of the marriage Of Mr.. Newell h
Kcnnon. a prominent attorney OF this
place and Miss Lena Green. OF Pitts
burgh. who were married on July l7th:
Both Mr.. and Mrs. ,Kennon are vel
known and their many friends cxtene
hest wishes.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-08-12

Good crowds Of local people saw tn"
initial showing Of tho "Eond Through
the Dark" Starring Clara kimhall
YOUNG, a. the F"nray theatre last night
and III" houec will probably hc packed
again tonight ~ tho final showing If
this interesting photoplay. y side
splitting Larry Scamcn comedy was the
addiii nal attraction. and II will be re-
lrai"d This evening.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-08-12

Mrs. Carrie Weber. OF Seventeenth
street, Wheeling and Mrs. Samuel Flcm-
ing of South B"llairc. arc both impr"F-
inc nicely from tho injuries received on
sunday evening when they were hit by
= Ford AUTOMOBILES driven by Clar"nC"
R;sIcr of Brooks Run. Tho Weber
woman was taken to her home ycstcr-
day from the city hospital.
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Rad Relatives Here.

Rcv W. V Milligan. ag"d o. years.
who died NJ his home in Cambridge. was
VIII known here having relatives IN
his city. He was an uncle of Mrs
George Keller. Of this city. and ais"
an uncle Of Deputy Sheriff William l."
M!Iligan.