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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1919-02-21

There was a record-breaking crowd
at the dance given by soldiers from
Camp Lewis at the Tumwater club
house Friday night, and the novel en-
tertainment features provided added
much to the merriment of the even
ing.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1919-02-21

The engagement of Miss Hazel
Maahs to Earl Bremen was an
nounced this week by her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Maahs. The
wedding will take place next month.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1919-02-21

wants to get out quickly in order to
accept an offer elsewhere. The $500
equity in this newspaper can now be
bought for $2,25O cash. Address.
Box SO. 1905 l.. c. Smith Bldg, Sc
attic, Washington. adv 23-2WNA) {.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1919-02-21
FARM FOR RENT,

IS acres; 25 acres cleared; ~
miles southwest of Olympia, one mile
from Delphi postoffice. Address
Henry d. Nelson, Delphi route, Olym-
pia. (Adv. $3.50
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Special Advertisements
BONDS.

Liberty bonds, and all listed bonds
bought and sold. Write or phone for
price and quotations..
IRVING WHITEHOUSE COMPANY,
395 Alaska Building, Seattle.
Davenprt Hotel Bldg- Spokane.
(Adv 1-2-tf WNA)
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1919-02-21

A number of friends were enter
tanned at dinner Sunday by the Misses
Goldie and Gladys Spears at their
home in Tumwater, their guests geing
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1919-02-21

Mrs. Gladys Thompson, formerly
Miss Gladys Malpass, and her hus-
band, Sergeant Francis H. Thompson.
recently discharged from the service
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1919-02-21
Legislators Again Entertained.

Legislators Again Entertained.
Another huge crowd attended the
second dance rendered by the city Of
Olympia to elective state officials an
members of the legislature, at the
Tumwater clubhouse Thursday even
ing. A third danme is to be given
next Thursday evening.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1919-02-21
DRY WOOD.

16-inch green wood. Has not been
in water. Special rates five or more
cords. Quick delivery. Olympic
Fuel, Transfer & Storage Co., phone
173. (Adv. 2-3-tf)
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1919-02-21

For Sale-Good work horse, years
old, weight over 1900. For further
information inquire A. F. Johnson,
blacksmith, Olympia. adv. 2-3-O".
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[3l3l<l2X3

A baby boy was born early Wednes-
day morning to Mr.. and Mrs. G. V.
Ely. Ma. Ely was formerly Miss
Anna Helenthal.
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YeOmen Observe Anniversary.

Local members of the Yeomen
lodge, together with a number OF
others from different parts of the
state who are in the city during the
legislative session, enjoyed big ban
quet at Central hall Tuesday even
ing. celebrating the 22nd anniversary
Of the order.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1919-02-21

Mrs. Sadie PlOmonIon. Miss Alice
Payne. Sergeant Fred Gantner and
Privates Alfred Nelson, Earl Stanley
ana W. I.unso Of Camp Lewis.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1919-02-21
DEATH S OF
PAST WEEK
FRED WERNER.

Another well-known pioneer Of the
city, Fred Werner, a resident here
Peters hospital last Saturday after
noon. He was II years old and is
survived by two daughters, Mrs.
Henry Kearney of Little Rock and
Mrs. Ernest Orens of Seattle, and sew
eral grand children. The funeral
took place at the Jesse T. Mills chapel
Monday afternoon, interment being
made in the Masonic cemetery.
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SPECIAL BARGAIN.

One 1918 Chevrolet Four-Ninety,
Just like new. A real bargain at
$500. Easy terms if desired. Cap
ital Transit & Repair Co., 315-17
Main St. Phone 533. (Adv. 2-2-D.
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FOR SALE.

Used Dodge Brothers touring car.
It's good buy at the price--$600.O 90.
Rose-Nepple Auto Co. Phone go.
(Adv. 2-3-1)
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1919-02-21

BERRY PLANTS FOR SALE
Oraer your strawberry, red rasp-
berry and Bl*ck Cap raspberry plants
now. Phone or call at Briggs Fruit
Ranch. (Adv. 12-1 to 3-2).
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-10
TRIAL LEAGUE STRIKES PRoEHN-
EET ADVOCATE OF SPoRT4.
With rntellig encer Tournament Grand
SUCCESS, New Venture Should Be
Just AS Popular.

Athletics in the Wheeling district
should be a success in every way. NOW
that the war is over. naturally many OF
the boys who have profited by their cx-
pericncc in tho cantonments and across
The seas service, will enliven things to
the required pitch. II is bit too soon
10 talk baseball as the basketball sea-
son is just right in its grip OF glory
While scholastic basketball is enjoy
inc It's results, the hard part is TO
keep the amateurs interested ana IN
an organized state That basketball
is n Dopular diversion cannot be denied,
mis- being most clearly Substantiatcd
hv the record crowd that witnessed the
closing event of the wheeling lntelll-
rcncer tournament, the first OF It's
kind every attempted in state circles.
Played on saturday evening" before
ak hundred people is just now IN
brief way to spell its success. WIN
shows, shopping. etc. coupled with the
Wheeling high school. and those who
uen, tn Moundsville to see Bellaire
high nlay. il is really n revelation that
50 many fans were present at the tour
namcnt Game.
, For the some time the sport writer
bae conceived the idea Of an Industrial
league of basketball would be a great
boom to the community. FroleSsot
Ter, director Of athletics at the l. IA.
c. A. has promised to aid In inns new
yenture and feels certain that 1t is just
the right thing to put basketball on
| ia feet again. Already some OF the
h;r nIan,s have been canvassed and
| the results arc most encouraging. The
Wheeling Mold and Foundry COMPANY
Wheeling Steel and Iron company Ma
tional Tube company. Bell Telephone
company. Whitaker-Glessner company
I've ali signifcd their intentions OK
ioining the league to be formed. and
| what would be more pleasing to ell con-
| cerned. .s,,.+.,, ,r.
J Throughout the country lnousts'al on :
| o,r;zations are making it point To In
Sulpa IN some form Of exercise AFTER
the daily toll. With those In back OF
tho move working diligently on inc
question. in the next few days some
| thing more definite will be known
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-10
BOY SCOUTS IN
Big MEET TOMORROW

Tomorrow evening al the Market
Auditorium. the Roy Scouts will have a.
big anniversary meeting. A big parade
will be held at y. m. followed by big
eats" at 6 p. m. in the AUDITORIUM. The
big entertainment OF the evening will
0uen at o'clock. when H.. N. Butler.
Scout Commissioner for the Third. Dis
trict, will present the Third Liberty
Loan Emblem TO tho local Boy Scouts.
This will be followed by dcmonstra-
ton, entitled "A Day in Camp" and
will consist Of:
First Call.
ReycIllr and dressing contest.
Assembly and setting up exercises.
To the colors. salute and pledge to
',rctcher making first aid dcmonstra-
ton. ,,,->
Friction-fIrr lighting.
Signaling (both codes).
Paul Revere race
Retreat.
Taps. =
yi,rd Ia attend dhiS demonstration;
there will he no admission charged
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lads lndulSing in the floor sport all the
year round. they surely Will be IN llne
Tcttle for the speedy cross-river LADS.
Rellaire was given its first setback OF
rho season at tho hands Of the Cam
bridge five last Friday evening" and tne
r.sult was . complete surprise TO every
ona n tho valley. Picked as an easy
winner by reason of having dereatea
Marietta handily after the latter had
trimmed Cambridge on her own fio0f.
the defeat was most bitter one 1of lne
Red and Black. Cambridge had q DID,
rough team and played the game TO
the liking oil the fans. While the result
was close. it shows that Beiiaira must
have suffered from the spell OF over
condence which often results In INC
downfall Of some Of the best teams.
whether GAINESVILLE will prove
hard customer or not the over-the-rlVer
lads will get down to earnest WORK III
nrder n mako I'D for the only re-
verse and step closer to. the goal 10
which they strive.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-10
RIVAL SCHOOLS
PLAY At BOW"
IN BIC CON TEST
Military Teams to Battle for the First
Ttmo In Floor Sport On Friday
Evening.

To the many followers Of the cage
game, real treat Is in store the COM
ing Friday evening, when the Linsly
Institute and the Cathedral high school
riyes meet on the bowl floor for the
initial contest between the institutions
and with the rivalry ever keen. Ia OK
the scrappiest tits Of the season Is ex-
pected. While the Cathedralites have
the big edge and should come out an
easy winner, nevertheless ahe Linslyites
are ever eager to get a crack at the
Catholic, boys, and will play their
durndest to overcome what difference
might separate tho contestants.
Cathedral has been going along IN q
rejuvepated state for some several
weeks and the unexpected reversal in
form has stirred tho many loyal root
ers of the Cadet school. which for the
five years has been setting the goal
for sll tho others to hit With Stein
a demon on shooting fouls and clever
shot, and Rohrl an exceedingly good
forward, the nucleus Is there and
coupled with the good teamwork there
is no reason why the team should not
come to the front.
Linsly has proven q big disappont-
ment, not winning game this season
After making sNch a grand showing on
th. Rrtd,ron, Il ts eorry indeed that bet
ter form Is not evidenced However.
tho fans and students Of the scnool
have great reasons to rejoice in the
return of Coach Guy E Holden. and
from now on the athletes will be watch
ed with moro concern Mr. Holden.
ha. rust been discharged from the SER
vice, and his re-appointment as CO.
principal and athletic director Is big
boom to the institution. as nc Is most
nonuiar and considered one Of the best
coaches Tn West Virginia He was for
rnerly connected with Wheeling High
school from which school he graduated
prior 10 entering Washington and JET
fersor, and turned out many champion
ship teams for the Old Gold and Blue
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-10
WEST VIRGINIA
GETTING READY
FOR THE GRID"
Yirsf Three Games Of Mountaineers
Football Schedule Announced,
Including Pitt
Special Dispatch to The 1ntelligeneer.

Special Dispatch to The Intel1iseneer.
MoRGANTOwN, W. Va. Feb. st
has announced here today that the
West Virginia football team next IAN
would be called upon TO play two games
before tho first big clash Of the sea-
son with Pittsburgh. The opponents
in these preliminary clashes Will De
Marietta College. from Marietta Ohio'
which team will come here on Satur-
day September 81, TO open the season.
and Westminster College, from New
Wilmington. Pa. which team will OPP
pose the Varsity here on the follow
Ing Saturday. October 4.
Pitt Game at Pittsburgh, Oct. IL.
It was also formally announced that
contracts had been signed with tho
University of Pittsburgh for the an
nual contest between West Virginia and
Pitt the 1919 game TO take place on
Forbes Field, Pittsburgh. The Pitt
game Of course. Is easily. one OF the
biggest on the West Virginia schedule.
The W. & ]. game. to be played here
on Thanksgiving Day Is Of course. the
most important game from the stand
point OF local interest. as W. & J. Is
O. rival Of longer standing than Pitt.
but Pitt. through having won the no
past three years. has placed herself at
the very pinnacle Of football fame, and
victory over her. Of course. would
be more relished by the Mountaineers
tional college championship during the
too. is to be played by West Virginia
next fall but even this game with
one Of the Big Three" docs not out
rank that with Pitt.
Marietta, the eleven to be played in
the opening encounter. is a rival of
years standing. coming on West Vir-
ginia's gridiron card in 1894, or twenty
Ave years ago. Less thon ten years
ago Marietta was the biggest" gamc
on the Mountainous schedule for
period Of years. but recently she has
dropped out. and 1918 finds her occtl-
pying the position Of the opening at
traction here. Westminster. too. has
played West Virginia many times here.
and in recent years her team has been
one Of the bcst among the smaller
Western Pennsylvania colleges.
The two games WITH Marietta and
Westminster should put the Varsity in
excellent shape for the Pitt encounter
and the other hard games 10 follow.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-10
LOCAL CORPORATION 1s oNR
THAT SHOWS a WONDERFUL
GR0WTN.
Glenn E. Peters, Az Head OF the Conn.,
pany Boosts It Along.

A world war has almost become his
tory. the worlds greatest epidemic, in
which disease ran amuck is passing,
and Wheeling's youngest and only local
insurance company has come out OF the
fray, bigger, better and stronger be-
cause Of it's experiences. Smitten first
on the right, then on the left, by deaths
on the firing line. then in the epidemic,
the Conservative Life Insurance com
pany has paid out vast sums to benefi.
ciaries-and on the day that proof OF
death was filed At the home office.
The Conservative. Lies progress dur
ing such an unsettled period has been
nothing short of wonderful - its bust
ness grew. its policyholders Increased.
It's assets increased to approximately
81, 100000 and surplus TO policyholders
10 $500 Assets increased sl3T, 9s9.el:
That and insurance company couia
mako such remarkable progress with
tho government offering it's fighting
men war risk term: insurance n exceed
inxly low rates Is almost unbelievable.
We, the Conservative has attained It's
goal. When other. insurance men were
wondering what The Issuancc OF war
risk insurance would do TO them, the
Conservative was holding the relns
CLOSELY and by shrcwd business leauer
ship the company was guided lnr'ush
a mighty unfavorable period and came
out unscratcheo.
AS result OF the war and epidemic
the company paid TO beneficiaries OF
those who died in 1915 an amount al
most equal to thr claims paid duF'ns
the first 10 years OF the company
existence. A full realization or inns
fact, based on figures 10 be found IN
the annual statement fthe ConscrFa-
tive in today's paper will convince even
tho skeptic that guiding an insurance
company through such storm tosSeu
period is no boys task
wheeling product. born and raised
in Wheeling" the Conservative IS
tribute to the sterling worth and aoil-
jtv Of wheeling business men from
n modest beginning the Conservative
has grown TO u mountain of prominence
and strength in the insurance world
until today the ,conpany's pride the
Justly famous "Multiform" policy is
bring copicd Ivy older and larger com
panies and some have even gone so far
40 to select the name Of the contract
wheeling pays her tribute to the Con-
scryatfye Life. the city's own child. by
a generous patronage and at the close
Of another very successful year consrat-
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be able to take up his work again.


Mr.. Frank letters is improving after e;
Mrs. Mary Conway continues i'll It.
her home in South Renwood: =
turned home after brief visit II
Mrs. G. E. william. OF Pittsburgh,
and son, Nyle. arc visiting friends here 4t,
Pat ouigley has returned to this city
after spending yesterday at Cameron. "a
Miss Esther Rushton has returned tor
her home at PITTSBURGH. after IN e1ss:
tended visit here with friends. ~
Miss Blanche F'rankhauser spent yes-s
terday with her parents at ParkerSbVrI:
T. W. Keffer. Jr, spent Saturday AZ;
Pittsburgh on business.
! Mro. P. Seltner spent yesterday a.
Brookside With her mother: -, e
ing relatives here for number Of daya:s
Cash Morris. of Strothers attended,
the funeral Of his sister. Ms. Mamie
Beall yesterday.
Miss Mary Vance Of Ashland, KY IS
visiting relatives in Eleventh street.
Mrs Clarence Nichols has returned to.
this city after brief visit at Grafton.;
Mrs. 1. compston is able TO b OUT:
after being confined at he9 home ilrs
Mr.. and Mrs J. n. Brown have re-
turned homo amer brief VISIT ats,
Payne.
James o. Mcbride has returns. tor
this city after spending the week end
with his uncle at Cambridge. ~
Harry Leeds has purchased neW~c
touring car.
a two weeks fllnesa.
Percy CoXen has resumed his studies.
at the University Of Pittsburgh after a.
brief visit in this city with his PARENTS
Mrs. P. II. Yeager has returned home
after brief visit at Hundred.
J. G. I<anderS Of Clarksburg. spent,
Saturday in this city with relatives and.
friends. ar
Miss Hilda vaught Of Pittsburgh il.
visiting relatives here.
Mr.. William Connlcy and family left
Saturday for Florida where they Will
spend the winter.
The infant OF Mt and Mrs. Charles,
Criswell is improving after two weeks.
illness. !.
Mrs. Tedrow Of Fifth street. eontinuea-
III at her home.
John Merrimar Is able to be out fol-;
lowing brief illness. 50.
Mrs Robert Nolan continues III ut her
home or South Marshall street.
I Mrs. Charles Logston Is confined Al
her home on Marshall street III. :r.t
John Gorby Of Sixth street is able to-;
b. out following q severe Illness. -
Edwin Seltner is able to be out after
a brief illness.
Mrs. Maud Murphy has returned to-
her. home at Wheeling after brief-l
visit here.
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-,- goYs DISPLAY Ex-
PoEm IT'D VICToRY
"a WELL DESERVING OF
EEFo3TS.
-.cr AND roR1N 30 REMARKAehE
wonY FOR v1coRS, WITH CA
TREpRA1 PAYING DE-
rENs7EIY.
uaxe TAKEN FAY BY PLAY TO
nIvr THosE rHo FAILED TO
GET IN Z GRANGE TO
SCI SAME.
syVocK."

so-,nc IN .e order OF packed sar-
~ enorlous crowd, estimator
cno 80, ga the basket ball game
~ N. CL last Saturday evening
,,rd in IL praise OF the thrlils ana
-, disolayc by the contestants. any
~, ,of, uritb the satisfaction that u
81 . hard antbttterly fought. with BEL
s,.,,,. serving Of a victory ofer
o. s,. athedral Alumni five. oue
1e ,vn which the team nandleo
" aI,imes and never being near
80 aanrcr ark The final count enueo
oS til the Cadets at tho snort
~ vcrv ew basket ball games na'o
-, n,ay. in this vicinity that showed
sreh clns:with the score so VIDE at tne
80 Rh teams battled 1ut1ousis
thro,,eho. never giving up,~witn Be-
1o,re se,ng a rapid pace WHICH .ne
1irSter lthedral team coulo NOT 80"
.spite her determined EFFORTS.
se1,air had It all over tue iocai .na ~.
etrh+speed and agSCess!Teness. the
s ,nendins upon a. guarding game
down the score. Every man on
claire five was DANGEROUS "neo
70 shooting. and Mack and To-
re in with shots that brought the
a,-to It's feet many times. Mccain
we'll for the losers with MS toui
ls while Clark and Rafferty, help
- a bit in scoring goals.
Presents Cup.
:. ,nediately after Referee Boyce an
led the winner, the sport writer.
fey well-chosen words presenteo
.n.up to the Bellaire team he sa'o
lilies and gentlemen: In behalf OF
.,wheeline Intelligencer, I take the
sor OF presenting to Manager James
1Selvey this silver loving cup as
lard for the efforts OF the Scils.itt
s. G. team, and wish to congratulate
RI and every member Of the winning
va for their clean sportSmansnlp.
n particularly pleased with the en-
nusiasm shown and promise that II
till holding down my position mex
GEAR that a similar event WILL be the
result"
Can See Game.
For the many who were turned away.
as we'll az for those who were Interested
Z, the outcome. but were unable 10 Ok
present The Intellisencer presents the
game play by play. Here us
Basket BY Basket.
The game started promptly at $50.
McGannon shot q foul. called on loom.
personal on Mack. McGannon misses.
Mcc;annan shoots personal foul called
on &weig. Teams battle furiously'
With Zveis. Teams battle ruriously.
shoots sensational goal from mtd-noor'
wing the seore Mack misses close one
that startles crowd. McGannon ana
ozark miss easy chances. Mack comes
in again with another pretty shot from
rnid-flooe. Foul called on Cathedral Tor
two men, Knox adding. the point. Tooin
shoots on pass from Mack. putting Bel
1atre IL commanding position. The play
ers at this point began playing the men
anstead Of the ball. and Mack was let
loose making an easy goal. Knox
Shoes one from nid-rloor. Personal on
Maci for showing. McGannon adds foui'
Morris shoots pretty one from right
side Of the floor. Bellaire. playing
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-10
RED AND BLACK
IN 7 WO CANES
THIS WEEKEND
oyERTEE-RrVER SCHOOL TO MEET
RARNEEVuLE FOE THE FIRST
TIME III SEVERA1, YEARS.

Next On thc Bellaire high school pro
gram comes q double attraction win
GAINESVILLE at the Gravel Hill gymna-
SUM on Friday evening Of this week.
Tho t.arns have not met for four years
ana the coming Of the Rarnesville lads
will be welcomed Those who were on
hand several years ago will we'll re-
member the surprise handed the Red
and Black. and with the GAINESVILLE
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neuaina TO Spencer.

Mrs BESSIE Nlcois were held last even
ing at her home on Baltimore street.
'rhr rcmninS were shipped early THIS
morning 10 Spencer for burial. The de-
ceased was in her 38th year. She was
we'll knbwn in this city and leaves nu-
mcrous friends to mourn her death.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-10

There will he rehearsal this even
ing in The PUBLIC school auditorium i oh
the play The Brookdale Farm when
will he staged here Friday evening by
the Benwood Fire department. It Is one
OK tho mos, clever. amusing, and enter,
tanning shows that has ever been staged
in This city. Preparations are being
made for a large crowd due to The ad-
vance sale of tickets.
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Beau FUNERAL

Yesterday afternoon at three o'clock
At the First NJ. L. church. funeral serr-
lces were held over The remains OF Mrs.
Mamie Beall. who passed away Thurs
day evening ut six O'Clock at the Glen.
dale hospital. following a brief illness of
pneumonia. Rev. Sampson. of Wheeling
oficiated. Intcrment was in the Nc
Mcchen cemetery.
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M'MECHEN
Entertained Friends.

Charles Crow entertained number or
his friends Saturday evening at ms
home on Marshall street. The evening
passed all too quickly, with the varied
Social smuscments. The affair was con-
cluded by delicious three course
luncheon.
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1871 -.
~
VIE
RIVER TELDo1A",

Davis Island Dam IS feet, so1cA-
ary; clear. stS,
Morgantown 7.3 feet: falling: sleAR. !
Parkersburs 81 feet. falling: eleaG:;
Oil City is feet. rising; clear.
Warren l.: feet, rising; snow. -, z.
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Woman. Home Mixuonarx Society.

Tuesday evening in her home on Fifth
avenue. Mrs Ira Underwood will enter
tain the members OF the "onan's Home
Missionary society. A number of i'm
purtant business matters will be attend
ed to and all members are requested to
be present. Visitors arc welcome.
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Renlize Neat Sum

District No. ! OF the Ladies Aid So
cicty of the First NJ. K. church held
pastry sale Saturday evening In the
and Hunter 60. store. The
ladies realized neat sum OF SIT which
will be used for the benefit Of the So
rlntN
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-10

william Henry. of Fourth street. met
with sl ght accident Friday. while at
his work at the National Tube company.
when he s3rainnd his bpck. II will be
a number Of days before Mr.. Henry will