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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-06-30
LIVING EXPENSE
ISSUE IN CASE

Testimony OF ThomasJ Bonnel and
Mrs. Hattie J. Bonncl in the suit OF
the former for a divorce N dis,ric,
court this morning varied considerably
as TO their financial affairs.
Bonncll who is a flour salesman.
alleges that his wife BY insisting upon
living in hlgh-prioed hotels has made
!, impossible for him to make any say
ings and Mrs Bonnell alleges ,ha,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-06-30
Millions
Will Be
Made

w ERE going TO plunge right
w Into II with the same sort Of
pep that we're putting Int Tia
campaign 10 sell this stock. And
we went Ist yer - tesIsd. We
won't even LET you take . big
risk. The least you can buy 70
ten sharss for enc dellae or eWo
thsussnd shares for oteo. We
won't let any one psfsen Invest
any bigger sum. We know We
might not get oil and you'd loes
your money, 90 we're ptayiA9 che
game safe with everybody.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-06-30
COTTON
NEW oRLlAhs.

NEW ORLEANe. June n. Wet
weathSr n the hsit resulted In fairly
la'ge euytne around the OpsainG OF ths
cotton qpofhQt today end Q siSs Of %
70 q R9Sea cslck essaA however,
ccarrie1.ene active nseates 81 until ail
y =; e: .,: s'ss s,1:s e. Psss .:.' ,' ::nt
.s.cs : ~ ~ vas ssesSv y "a "a Is & ssSr.
: kAk 49, Soc4 Aknin q . NJ o1VONoe
q Is polhtD on the most active montha.
'vna q which vas only ~. Increased
- dsTfnl Tswsrd nsee pEtess vers
a 70 y posnte up net ~ the assivs
SpcS tstsex steady and unchanged.
vive. ~. Low niddiipe H.fS, mid
1isa. "a ~; epod mIadllng N.ee, re-
!. oeaplss lo.leS: Stock ~, ,eie,
~ 4 - nrt very .atendy market 9e-
4 - kiSe sseueh demand e widen
- 4 II salnsH : q !. 70 q t Is points. ''
NEW YORK.
NEW YORH. Jane ss.--A ~ favor
ys ygs..1 =. - jEssis: 'ssi .s:sss ssss's's . 'ss's
peiRts q ~ sQtton narket to4Ay. o..
iIe. si!s ~ -; ~ q 4 . l: {. 4 Is,s..s ..t.
l.les . ~ yEcess xas iEsee:ssd
=; ssSsI ~ ~ s'sseass sSe m.iss. s ~ ~
! J. - Z M. = u % .
4 4 ~ ~ ('3s v & sSs .srss s
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-06-30
The Oil
Is There

FUDGE J. m. ELLIOTT, Of
y Memphis. writes 70 4. c.
Noble. president OF the Giant
Company. on this point. You
know both Of these men. Mr.
Elliott quotes figures on Z we'll
drilled IN the direction of Newliu
and near cid salisbury. glllete
says this well passed through
five oil sands, at least one q
which was pay stuff But The
well was never completed. Ths
hole caved In and they ran out
OF money. or something OF that
sort.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-06-30

r vERYBODY 10 buying oil
Z stocks and some OF them are
fine buys. All that We Are
agreeing to do 10 to drill you q
well right In your home territory.
Wen drill II soon. too. n We
get oil your share will be worth
a fortune and you will be made
rich by the increased value OF
your farms and ranches. II We
don't get oil you lose what you
invest. It's q gambling chance.
But. remember, you ars bsttiNO
on your own houas property.
Every place in the Panhandle
viii be affected II we get = well.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-23
THE OUTSIDER,
LOUISE, WINS
NETROPO

NEW YORK. May @2--Ov"r a sloppy
track ON which II driZ21nE RAIN Tell all
arIrrnnnn g. u. WLGn"I'S four Year old
chestnut g"ldiuE I.Hniu. hy l.lhnGIhhy-
southern Fell. won the metropolitan
hnntIrAr AT ON" NH" at Belmont lark
lutay This event WAS tn" Tratur" or
the Westminster EHcinG aS$"ciatinn'S
opening day Of tn" season.
l.auiuS WAS an outsider ~ tn" n"tl ing.
the faVorltr hrinE j. T.. Wid"n"rS Nat
urali$i. which rnmr"d HON" an easy
winner "f II six furl"nG high WrlEni
hmndicap al thu .IHmaCH rourS" EcSl"r-
tIny. hui the public choice finished only
III NTH plHr. in tndaN'& contest.
There Wrr" S,rrn starters. TWO OF
which, Eapr and Flags. acted badly h"-
Trr,. Tho bunch WAS sent OF ia q good
start Tie LIGHT weighted RouIl"dg"
was first IL shoot in front when th" bar
ri"r was Sprung. with Naturalist almost
on oven terms; aud Flags clos" up "n h"
inside. Nearing tn" first turn Rnutlcdg"
dropped back and Flags t""k tn" lead
from Naturalist aS they turned uui OF
the back stretch. Flags l"d tn III" iurn
;nin tho stretch. wh"r" LaniuS. nicely
handled by Jockey LOTUS. jumped into
bold rhalIrrg" Ivy Flags ~ Ih6 eighth
pnin 10 win by two lengths.
Flags WAS II like diStHur" in front OF
Star Master which finished third ;iTi"r
brilliant stretch run. Foreground out
gained Naturalist. which tired aft"r
reaching the head "C the stretch. EIul-
ledge finished sixth. half length in
front nf Gapp. which sulk"d and finished
= di.appoiutinE last Tho winners tIm"
was T., - and his owners share Of
III" cash priz" MAS S3.Aii.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-23
The Shopsirl in the Subway
By SOPHIE IRENE LOEB
tTr Evening "oo'
Those Who Toll and Look Down the Fellows

Perhaps she would com" out wiser
and better person. II seems incrruibic
that IN these days of d"InorraC? whrn
the world is getting Il clearer vision on
things and We are answering III" cry of
Am | my bruthrr's kc"f"r" that such
a remark should be mad" by any girl
with such Il disregard for tho work-a-
day sister.
somebody has failed 10 inStll IN this
young woman the proper regard Tor her
sisters nj large.
TIL" mother or guardian has neglected.
10 iuCIIlCaIC q rrvrraucr anu respect Tor
tho tuilers. ! wish that the tired. worn
out shop girl IN tn" crowded subway
could h" given Il scat III preference Ia
tn" idle girl who has attended Il matinee
and has done nothing during the day 10
aid the world in its work.
II seems Ia IN" thai rs long rs We
cant discriminate, It w"r" worth whlie
10 teach our young women. especial ~
those who arc sheltered and cared far
in their homes. to show sons" OF rour-
tcsY tn their sister workers.
ono of tho haprlnSi scenes in tho sub
way is whcn som" young Elri rlS"S tc
give her scat 10 an older lady "r tired
woman.
! ann conlid"n, there is no greater fool
iuu than III" glow ~ ElHdmrSS that
comes when YOU hav" hT'"d IN" load OF
somebody as YOU pass hy in the every
day ihrnnc.
There is nothing that satisfies con
| eciCnr" as much rs IN" fact that y"t
| have done your par, NJ n human. Hnt
| an InSclilSh spirit. oven To tn" point 81
! sacrifice. has never failed Ia carry viii
! il a greater sens" Of satisfaction.
/ Seemingly i is yet n lesson 10 w
| learned by Somc So-ralled lady of lei
| Surc"-thIs tul"ranC" of crowds and III
! contribution she van MAX" III SucI
| crowds to relieve the WEAKNESS of TIA,
| burden bearers Ia whom. after all. Sh
! is responsible for her own we'll being.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-23
Physical Educational Building
!. at
MARSHALL COLLEGE
Huntington, w. Va.
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS

Sealed bids will ~ received by the
Stale Board Of control until 3>p. M. OF
July md. 1919. at the office IN tharicS-
ton W. Va. for dninG all work and FUR
nishing all materials n"ccSSaty Ia COM
pIctc tho building described Dclo" ac-
,nrding Ia tho plans and specifications
q: H. Rus Warnc. architect. Charleston
W. Va.
Ono ,wn story and basement building.
156 feet by is feet = inches. ENtcrior
T'rcss Prick trimmings terra Gotta. Conf
nnsilinn roof. Interior mill c"nStrur-
zion. Wood Truss. reinforced concrete
and steel construction.
Basement contains two swimming
pools enamel brick: lockers. showers
toilets h-atrr and filter room. high
pressure hnil"r house heater and filters.
Wood slairwHyS.
First floor contains gymnasium. re-
ccD,ion room. directors room and en-
trance hall Wrought iron StairwaHs.
Second floor contains upper part OF
gymnasium. running track and physl-
cal science room.
General Contractors can secure plans
and Specifications by addressing the
nffjrc Of the State Board Of Control.
cha rirstnn. ". Va, accompanying their
rcnucst with check of 5000. same 10 DC
refunded only when bid is received nc,
romnanird by Proposal Bond as required
i'm the specifications. otherwise check 10
be- retained. -,
Suh-Cnntraclors can secure plans and
spcrifications by deposit OF two five
dollar checks. on" Of which will Or re-
funded on return Of plans and spcciflca-
tons. -,o>roor
i. S. LAkrN. Member,
Charleston, ". Va
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-23

1t was the crowded hour in tho sub
way. 1 was standing IN III" doorway
and one could hardly move with The jam
that WAS thrr,. At one Of the busy
stations newcomers tried IL wedge their
way in and two young women SucC"rutu
in getting through. On" If them iIhatLE
wormcd her way into the ear. while IN"
other remained i'll the doorway near
where I was standing.
The first girl called To the o;her'
Como on" and the answer came back
in a disdainful voice So every ono could
hear. oh these little shop girls nav"
me wcdgcd in SO l can't m"vr.
This girl wore 4 pink. fluffy hat, Wit
a string Of pearls around her neck. Sh'
could readily h" sized up us a matinr''
girl. If "upstnrt' applied to any person
It could we'll be- applied /" her
She wore imitation pearls and imlta-
ton feathers. Sh" had fairly good fc;t,
lures but her thin lips betrayed crurI
disposition.
As soon "a she uttered the above words
she had a few minutes that she will
never forget. She was held prisoner hy
the crowd ut the door and could not cS'
cape the rollcy OF condcmnations Of the
women around her.
ono little woman with flashing brown
eyes who carried q basket hurled bach
al her: Il wonder who you, arc: /,
Another said: Why don't YOU take :
tlISicabr' or "pcrhaps the subway will
invent a private car for you
Another called: You ar" not worthy
to touch the hem Of shnpGlrIs. dress.
You belong to the lazy class" csllCr
another.
In the vcrnacular. this girl got al
that was coming TO her"
! 1 don't think she Will ever make sucl
| a remark again. Somehow ! felt tina
| this girl should even have been NOR
severely punished. She ought 10 har'
Some real toll.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-23
CATHEDRAL HIGH DEFEATS L|NSLY
CADETS At TUNNEL GREEN IA
CADETS LOSE LOOSELY PLAYED
GAME YESTERDAY AFTERNOON
By SCORE OF IA.
I.tnzdy Started Out Strong by Scoring
Two Runs IN tins First, But Did. Not
Score After the Fourth Inning.

In q loosely played game yesterday
afternoon on the Tunnel Groom grounds
Cathedral High defeated the Lnsly Ca
diets by q score Of to 4.
Earlier In the season Cathedral was
defeated by the Cadets by score OF b
to S on the Bridge Park grounds. Trla-
delphfa defeated Cathedral by 10 to
score. while the Cadets defeated m"
ou,-the-ptke team Monday by a scoro OF
l. to L
The Geld at the Green was in very
Door shape for ball game. the odtneld-
ers especially found 1t difficult to stay
on their feet with tho result that sever
al errors were made at critical mo-
ment.
! Spillers in LETT field for the Cadets
made several difficult catches Hadorn
in right field folded hit and beat IN"
runner to first base. This Is something
very seldom seen in baseball.
Gorsuch. for Cathedral. played
steady game on the receiving end. whtle
tho entire Cathedral irfeid gave Straup
good support
Saturday. Cathedral goes Tn Stcuncn-
vile TO play the High school OF that
place, while Lmsly meets MoundSvluc
High at the latter place Friday after
noon
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-23
ApMRYTRAToRs' SALE.
In pursuance Ia IN order OF the 20


In pursuance 10 IN order nc the Court
otC6rnmou Pleas of Belmont county.
Ohio, We. will offer for sal" ut l'uollc
Auc,in. on the promises. at 100 ocloch
T. ''' FRIDAY. JUNE 9TH. 1919.
the following described real estate OIL
the Ial" Jrscphus Mccall. dccoasd:
FIRST TRACT-Situatd in Union
Township. belmont county. ONO. belns
tho southwest quarter of Section -;
Township and Range >. containing - :
ncr"s farm land and Pittsburgh NC.
coal.
coal. 81 .l7O.nn.
First tract appraised at. Pittsburgh
Ei1st Irnc, appraised nj. land. 81
SECOND TRAr"r-Situatrd in Tnon
Township. Belmont County. ONO. being
the west side nf The northeast quarter
OF Section ~ Township 8 and Range D.
containing 10 acres farm Iand ana
Pittsburgh No 8 rra.
Second tract appraised at land and
coal. s?.520.no.
Second tract appraised III. HittsourTl
No. coal. S5.a50.h6. $3.50 -.
Second tract appraised nj, land. S3.-
5000.
We will offer tho real estate as a
whole: will offer real estate. except NO.
s ittsburgh vim nf coal: viii nitcr NO.
s Pittsburgh vein Of coal separate from
real estate.
Terms nr Sale: Onc-third In hand
! onc-,hird in ono year and ono mira IN
two years from the day vt sale, VII
interest nj rate of 6 per cent. Deferred
| naymrntS 10 be- secured by mortgage on
III" prem scS' sold.
r. +. BETHEL.
Administrators ot J"SrphuS Mccall -"
ceased.
Dated this 2n,h day If April 1879.
cnwrn 4 Waller. Attorneys for ADMIN
! list rates.. ~! -!
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-23
~ 4 - 4 0Y&sHgsP
go by R2Q1tlh Cameron -
Of Course It's a Truism.

, on ihr whole wha: III" weather man
! calls general cl"udin"SS." In the morn
ing | was sitting on my porch ana rs my
n"IcHborS went by. several ~ thch
stupprH Ia pass the tim" "f day anu IN
"ri'HhIy commented upon tn" "chi nor
Too bad" said Ia" first WI" mus
stopped. that IT doesn't seem to clear
off"
And tho second said. Isn't 1t NICE II
has stopped raining: ,
And what, After AL, is Happiness
1t j.. 1T course. an axiom anu even
hrrmidirm Ia say that tn" difference
between happiness and unhnpnincss. Pc
tween content and discomfort 10 OMEN
measured ny just such Inference IN
POINTS NJ view rs thrS'. Nhrthrr you
CnnIrar" your lot with III" lot al thoSc
whr seem NOR. fortunate u say seem
for who can ever really iudE" Of such
maltrrS") than you. or whether you COM
par. II with those who seem loss tortn-
nulr, whether you arr sorry that IL docs
no, clear off ar happy because IL
has ceased raining makes all the an 1"T-
rnrr IL tho world in YOUR stat" al NINA.
And what. after ALI. Is happiness nut 4
state IT mind"
If you prefer. yon ran. "f course. re.
icrI All This rs tir"Sumr trulSfnS. fut
remember although truism Is SOIL CYL
dent iris also that which lis name m
plies and you wont hurt anyone SO
much ~ yourself by rejecting 1t.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-23
FATHER SEARCHES
FOR DAUGHTER

w s. Murrcr. Of Tadrn city. arrived
in the city yesterday III search nf his
dan rht"r. Mary MurrCr aged II years.
MIR MurrrT says that his daughter ran
away from home on May -. coming TO
Wheeling. She purchased IL ticket for
Wheeling ut Padrn CITY on tho day Of
her departure and Il short time ag" sue
wrote her mother Il letter which was
most ma rkcd Wheeling. IN IN" letter tho
girl stated that she had Il good position
working in n kitchen. but gave no nd
dress.
Mr.. MurC"r Describes his daughter as
being large for her nE", having blue
Dyes. light complexion and dmp1Hs In
both checks. lie says Shr talks very
ias, and that when talking h"r mouth
iwiiChcs slightly.
MIR Murr"r is nearly dist raci"d with
grief accustomed by tn" ah$"nr" Of his
daughter aud appeals Ia til" police ;tu-
thorIiins ard public in general TO assist
him in finding his little on. Any per-
son having information that may lead
10 the apprehension Of til" missing girl
is requested TO notify tho Union Mis-
sion
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-23
TR|ADELPH|A HIGH EASILY MIN
FROM MOUNDSV|LLE NINE 1O-5
MOUND CITY HIGH EASILY BEATEN
by TRIADELPHIA AT ELM GROVE
YESTERDAY AFTERNOON.
clown Caves Tt~o Hts in Seven Innings,
q. Smith One In Two Innings
Moundsville high representatives W

Moundsville high representatives wcrH
EASILY defeated yesterday afternoon "E
the Trtadctphia high min" by Il Sc"r" ~
1910 on the Elm Grove grounds. CLOVIS.
lief, handed hurier for Triad"phin. CAV"
hut two hits in the Srrrn innings II,
wis on tho monrd. II. Smith. VIII" r.
ncvrd him. gave but on" hi IN ~"
innings. Clovis had i strik""utS e." his
credit
McSu1lin Of Moundsvillr rlay"! = iino
game at short. making several diH.rul;
stops. Olms,rad Of Triad"lpiia ri"ulcd
two three base hits. one IN tn" tifih inn
ing With the bases full. Er"'l"r'rks.
right fielder also connected for thrf."
bases.
In the seventh inning Coach Miller
nut in 1--WE Of his second string II'n. bii
for this Modndsville would nrvrr have
bccn able 10 secure five runs. In tn"
ninth inning MoundSv!llc scored thr""
runs with but on" hill. Only ono If Tic
three runs were earned.
Philadelphia high will play return
game with the Linsly Cadets n.N Mon
| day or Tuesday. and one of tn" h"S'
games u! the scaSnn - expected /" Ia
tho result. The gam" will b" played 1T
/ Bridge park.
Tho score by innings and summary "C
| III" g;,mc follows:
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-23
INDEPENDENTS TO
MEET KLINE & b0LES

Sunday afternoon tn" newly orEan iZed
South Side Independents will lineup
against tn" Kline & Bolcs base pail
team. alSn of tn" South Side. on IN"
rnrty-scvcnth street grounds. Tho lndc-
ucndrnts arc out practi"lng nara inr lhls
contest and are G"nfld"ni oil d"''hlihE
ihcir rivals Of IN" South Side. The line
IN nf the South Side Independents will
hr rs follows: Jones, SECOND base: Cum
ninrham, ShnrtsicI: Schiller. catcher:
Jacobs. first base: Baker. right field:
krrtz. third base: Fry. center field: Fal-
stick. left field. and Mclaughlin, Camp
b"ll or Rayl. pitchers.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-23
ROBBERY FRUSTRATED.

: pr-ria, I1ispa; ch Ia Tho ntclliEcncnr.
rLARkSBt' re-. W. Va. May %
When tn" bridgeport hank at Bird Crport
near h"r'> w:s opened for business this
il WAS" found that burglars had
spent most Of III" night trying 10 break
into it's vault. but had been frustrated
by a heavy innrr steel casing. Rlood-
hounds wcr" brought from f'airnoni 10
aid the shrritf's' posse in tracing tho
burglars. but without result.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-23
MANY INITIATED.

s prcial Dispatch TO Tn" 1ntclliE"nc"r.
CLARkSBERLi. W. Va. May %
Under auspices Of Pathor court OF Par
krrShurg, T. crr"mrn!al session. uG Lady
Snrinrrs was held today ut the local
Elks homr Mt which fifty candidates
from various parts OF central ami north
rrn Wcs; Virginia were Initiated. 4
minstrel troup' Of Lady
ShrinrrS gave ats entertainment tonight
as the concluding feature.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-23
Stogie, lrs., Lose
Championship to 7. J. M.
Stogie Jrs. Lost Championship BY The
Score Of S to 2

Another exciting game was played by
Tho SIngic IRIS. and The r. J. NJ. min" last
evening with tn" result nf the downfall
Of III" SlOgIrs by s"nr" Of = "a =.
The r. J. NJ. rhallrnS" amy team be-
iwc"u tn" ages rf II and ~. Games
wanted must hr written. Address Earl
Rnisw"ngcr :;7nS Jacob street. Wheeling.
SCnr" hy innings:
r. I NJ JrS. "nn nm n2n :, ]. !
Siurin JrS nun NhA no " :
batteries: Hci9wrnrCr and Murrin
Martin AMI Shc"StCl
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-23

ThrNr haSo hitS--SiOhhS.
Two base hits-Rohrl, =: Straub. kcI'
~. Mnluncy.
Wild ritch-.Strauh.
Base rn hall-Strauh. l. HuICnlns, /
Hit by pitched all--McnkcmIIlcr
Struck 0ut-By Hutrhins. -.pS
Straub 4.
mpirr-N"uhardt
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-23

accompanying diagram.
scratched my bead for quit" nwhIi"
before ] made nut how he COULD iIgur"
out thar memo as indicating four feet.
tnn you 'rll"
ANSWER To no. Ie0
Hold. t'hid" Crate. Lode. Many. l.Nhth.
U'npyrighl 1919. hy Sam L"yd.)
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-23
WESLEYAN DEFEATED
BY COLLECIAN TEAM

Special Dispatch la TIL" lnt"lliEcnccr.
RI-t'kHA%NON. W. Va. May o.
With Murray on IN" mound. Dick Guys
Fit shurgh CollrEian$ defeated W"st
Virginia Wesleyan 81 in tho McthndiStS'
first toss on tho home field in three
years. Fred Blake and Murray pitched
rrly ball. each allowing hut six hills.
and Flake striking nut thirteen hattcrs,
whilr Murray hrcezrd ten. In the fourth
Kirk dropped Stark'S hard drive to right
T:"rk singled and Dunn followed suit.
hut Stark was not out nj homo. Beck
hanging up N third. Ross Meals out
on tho squeeze and scored Rock. Ray
doubled in the eighth. With mono down
Miller hunted safely. Rooney WAS pass
al and Kirk singled. scoring two runs
Smiths "ncrific" {" deep center brought
in The third tally.
rh" score.
r. IT. l..
c"llnEians $500. un0 nnO 020 :; 6 i
WrSl,NaIt nnn lUH nnn 4 q
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-23
70 r S A L E

To settle an estate. SiX-room
frame residence in one Of highest
spots on the island. For informa-
ton call 1886 or 3507-J. Wheeling.
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RHsrER-on Wednesday. May 2lst.
hospital, MINNIE S. wife Of the late
y. G. Ricster, Jr.
Tho funeral will take place from the
home of her brother. IS Fourteenth
street. Time and place OF intermcnt
will be announced later.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-23
Stogiie Challenge

rhr' Siurn. " -. az ihr South Sid,
"h"lI"UG.. :,u. flrSi ,.ias> teams IN tbs
''hi" Nnli"E- ~" t"IluwiuE leans TAX,
'ir'i..r. ttul'. = i"rlrn. flnrrnr" \. &.
irli"nl vale. Nan"" y. e. Rord ~ e.
$:"iIh"nvill". IIp" Greek aud any Other
Ursl 'l"ss teams. To arrnuE" for 4
gam" cali "I""M and ask for Elwnod
rI.y WYE s,vIE(:s sT,Nrs
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-23
A cA4D OF THAH".

W. desire 10 extend our heartfelt
thanks r. our Irany friends for the kind
mess and sympathy shown I" us during
the illness and death OF our beloved
Esnnr;aIIv do we thank those Of tho
chniI far Inc condoIirS music rendered
and Reverend &. W. BoGlc for his words
Of hope and assurance.
May God in His infinite wisdom re-
ward you all.
"ob, there AT last. lifes trials past.
we'll meet our loved once more,
Waose feet have t-od the path OF God,
'Sot lost. but gone before.
MRS, GEORGE MERLNAR AND. :.
CHILDREN. m!-.a-S
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-23
DIED.

BANEY-On Wednesday. May q. 1919.
AT $40 o'clock p. m. at the residence
~f his step son Harry Radcliffe. on
Short Creek. EARNEST BANEf. in
the T6Gh year OF his age.
Funeral services at the Bertschey par
lors No 104 Sixteenth street, on Sat
urday afternoon At : o'clock Friends
invited to attend. 1nterment at Mt.
Zion cemetery.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-23

HoRKHBER-On Wednesday. May
81, 1919, at the North Wheeling hos
pital, at 10:i0 o'clock q. m, BENJA-
MIN +. HORKHElMER. in his 4sth
year.
Funeral Friday afternoon. May 90. from
the family residence No. 80 Virginia
street. Services and interment pri-
terry.
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-23
WANTED-Male and Female

WANTED-l>adics and gentlemen. to
sell the fountain shoe brush. Quick
sales. Liberal commissions. Apply j.
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WANTED-Male

wANTED-Ten laborers for concrete
construction at Wheeling Pig Farm.
on Fairmont pike. American Stockfood
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POSSESSION AT ONCE

POSSESSIONS At ONCE
OF this fine modern North Main Street
home close to Eighth street
{ rooms and B1th-one Of the best
the city--less than s10000.N0 viii buy
it If sold this month. No information
over the phone. Pleased to show you
at any time
CHAS, F. PAUL. co,
COL Wheeling Bank b Trust Bldg.