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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-09-23
ny THORNTON w. BURGESS
Copyright. 1919. by T. W. BurgessD

ct SUPPOSE" said Peter Rabbit,
l. 10 tho little red capped stranger
he had discovered In the wcedy field.
that you also are from the Far
North. I am just beginning TO learn
that there are more folks who make
their homes in the Far North than
had dreamed OF. ! don't believe I
know you at all"
I'm Redpoll." was the prompt re-
sponsc. Il am called that because Of
my red cap. Yes. indeed. make my
home in the Far North. There Is no
place like H. You really ought to
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-09-23
Recommends Jo-To
to His Friends for
Stomach Troubles

Mr.. A. II. Rest. of 20fo Center
street, Baker. oregon. has this to
say OF Jo-To for Stomach Trou-
ble
Your medicine has done me more
good than anything | have ever
found. and | have recommended IL
to many of my friends and will
continue TO do 50.
Jo-To is sold In Seattle by the
Five Bartell Drug stores and Swfts
Pharmacies
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-09-23

DEAR BOYS GIRLS or SEATTLE
o
Is the
n
unae
Then adding bird
~shadow
perch and ready Polly
a Cracker Polly tho only bird the world
q
10 says
GRANNY.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-09-23


run up there and get acquainted with
the folks who make their homes
there and love IT."
Redpoll laughed Mt his own Joke.
but Peter didn't see the Joke at all.
rs II 80 very far7" he asked. limo
Gently. then added: "1'd dearly love
to go"
Redpon laughed harder than ever.
yes" said he. 1T IL. | am afraid
you would be n very old and very
gray Rabbit by the time you got
there. | guess the next best thing
Is for you to make the acquaintance
OF those OF us who get down here
once in n while"
Redpoll called softly. and Mt once
was Joined by another red.capped
bird. but without the pink breast and
with sides more heavily streaked
This Is Mrs. Rcdpoll," announced
her lively little mate. Then he
turned to her and added. I've tus'
been telling Peter Rabbit that as
long as he cannot visit our beautiful
u III ANbl Niis ilt b'Nf''N
quainted with those OF US who come
down here in the winter I'm sure
he'll find us very friendly folks"
I'm sure | shall" said Peter. I'll
you please do you live altogether or
these seeds?"
Redpoll laughed his usual happy
laugh. Hardly, Peter" said he. I'VE
like the seeds of the blrches and the
alders, and we eat the seeds OF thu
evergreen trees when we can ge
them. Sometimes we find them II
cones shipper the Crossbill ha'
opened but not picked all the seed
out OF. There are some OF our rela
tives over there, and we must jolt
them. We will SEQ you again
Peter"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-09-23

Following complaints from
churches in Santa Monica. Cal. the
council has decreed that all aviators
flying there on Sunday between the
horus OF 10 a. m. and p. m. must
keep up among the ciouds-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-09-23
Thomas M. Gibson
Back From France

Thomas NJ. Gibson. son of Capt
James s. Gibson. arrived home Mon
day night. after two years OF varied
activities In France. most OF which
time he served with the American
Rcd Cross He was met by the
members OF his family, going at once
with them to their apartment at the
McKelvey. Capt. Gibson went to
Vancouver Monday to participate in
greeting Of the Prince OF Wales. but
Is expected back today
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-09-23

William J. Derwin. Of 81. Louis.
took a second glance at n piece OF
paper that blew against his foot and
found that II was n certified check
for $40. 600.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-09-23

Peter watched the Redpolls ny
over and join their friends. Sudden
~. as II a signal had been given. all
flew at the same instant to "A birch
tree not far away. There they sat for
a minute or two. and then. just as II
another signal had been given. all
began to pick out the tiny seeds
from the birch tassels. No one bird
seemed 20 be first 1t was quite like
the same thing at the same instant.
Peter chuckled over 1t all the way
home.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-09-23

Bright colored yarn
and chenille embroidery
ia contrasting rich
shades on plain Quaker
Gray, Mahogany, Pekin
Biue and Reindeer
BroiDn enhance their
natural dttrdctiUeness.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-09-23

On August 1. says the British
Board of Trade. the cost OF living
was lis per cent above the pre.war
level
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-09-23
The Rhodes Go.
Consider Noeo the Y
New Wool Jersey Shocks
Upper Main Floor.

The arrival of these Jersey Shocks herads the dawn of
day in smart apparel for Their adaptation to
the and for street, outing and home marks
them the distinctive garment for the who leads in
the of fashion
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-09-23
Mems
Underwear
Main Floor.

The day will soon be n,
hand when the lighter
weight under garments win
be replaced by underwear
suited for fall and winter. II
II Just as well TO prepare
now and have the advantage
which a complete stock al.
fords.
Union Suits In all sizes at
saoo. ssso. $500 $3.50. sAoo.
$500. 5000. $3.50 and $500
Two piece garments In all
sizes a, $500. ss.so. $500 and
3tso q garment
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-09-23
Don't Forget
Pyramid
The Pyramid Pile Treatment Affords
Such Wonderful Relief for
Itching, bleeding or Fro
truding PILES.

SEND FOR A FREE TRIAL.
Perhaps you are now suffering so
dreadfully you cannot walt for tho
FREQ trial. IL such is tho case go
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-09-23
Sizes 36 to 46 Priced at
$18.75, $4,000 and $3.50

The Smock illustrated Is displayed
in the four colors mentioned above
and Is embroidered in bright colored
chenille. Price. .............. S22.5O
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-09-23
A SPECIAL DISPLAY
FOR FULL. FIGURES

Women of stout figure will find
in this display styles, materials
and colors tailored for their indi-
vidual requirements in as wide a
range as is shown in the regular
sizes. This department has been
specially provided for this season.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-25
AIoundsville Briefs.

| L. r Thomas who has been on an OK
| tended business trip In Cleveland. AK
ron and Chicago" is visiting his family
! her" for a f"w days
Two cunviCts from Mason county
were received at the state prison Friday
i. NJ Conner has r.turncd 10 W"'ri' =
! To work after a weeks viSi; with MS
! family IN Hickory avenue.
Frank rrCES. Of New Martinsv;ll". is
visiting friends and relatives in this
city.
Hamilton B0Gard has returned Ia his
| HON" in i.lttl"t"n afr 4 visit with
friends and relatives hero.
Misses Mary Young and Lima Rush
have returned from visit with r"la'
tivcs in Glen EastCn.
Mrs. J. II. Conner Is improving after
Il s-vcrc illness at her home on R"bcV $
Eid%".
William Maynard. Of Akron. Ohio
who has ben visiting friends and r"la-
livcS here frr 4 few days. will leave this
evening for his homo.
Mrs. II. l.. Smth and daughter have
r.turncd home from Columbus. Ohio.
whcr they spent a few days with rcla-
tivCS and friends.
Ralph williams. who Cnrnc homo re-
Gently from overseas and who has beer
visiting his father III Hannibal. O, is
visiting h-rc.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-25
WELlSBURG
Cited For Bravery

Corporal ThumaS " LI'". 4 resident o!
the Fourth v ard. WAS sent L. camp ls"''
Va. in September. l9l,. ami assigned -
! headquarters Company. ~ 'lh fI'!d AZ
tillcry, whore he WAS asst An"h |" dutE
IN the tcIcphOn" S"Cihd!. During Inc
short period Of traun'nI. '"rI"Iai VIM"
easily mastered In" d'il'.t;' points con
ucctcd with tn" REPAIRING ~ MD trlc-
phones and proved /" lbs "Ut|"rS mat
the right man had h,u selected Tor th'H
highly important and extremely danger
Gus work. In addition L. wearing IN"
Victory medal with Two BATH" clasps,
tins young soldier Also wears "A $s!N"I
star having h,-'u cited for Gallimtry III
action against the rn"ih!.
Instead al WEARING TIA" silver star
many of his comrades thtuh nc IS Cntl-
ne having hcrn r"Culniu' uGrd Tor th'tt
honor by n hIGh ranking lnfhNtr! officer,
for gallanlry. burning TIA" M"uSc-Ar-
EUnnc offensive. C"tG"r;G WHIT" M'.i
hishly instrumental IN maintaining tel
cphOnlC communicated between the III"
fantry and has Battalion at artillery. For
twelve hours. under '"il.nd"uS ami Nl"-
lrut shell tire. this BRAY >ridl'r r"llIr' 81
thu wires never fhluiInE Of ought hu'
duty which act r. suited IN Ia" inihntr!
SCtinS highly III ICIrhl SUPPORT from
their supp" rt!uE artillery. - cSS'htia!
To the success "f mn! "T'rli On FOR
this act tn" infantry "!Ir"r who wit
messed tn" worn 81 '.'."i'"rHt 'ut" rec
OmmNNd"d that Il" BE-. Granted tn" DIS
tnGulShcd S,rVlr" Utrtnl. bat Ia" COM
mand!ng officer Of Tho 9Th regiment.
after r,.NicwlnE thr case. d"Cld'ri that
the work performed by Corporal White
was in thu llrr 81 duty and Projected the
recommendation on those grounds.
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Rriefs and Personals.

Mss Ethel Williamson. OF Bcns Run.
was shopping N town Thursday.
Mack Pcch--.i. Of I.aRelte. was bust
ness caller here Saturday.
Wiltz Garrison. Of Belmont. was Wis
itor- in town Friday
Mrs " II. Kirby was shopping al
Marietta Thursday.
5, L. Regis returned FRIDAY from
Kentucky oil fields.
George Alwcu returned from oversee
Friday.
Alien Holdrrn. Of Grape Island, was in
town Friday.
:, MISSES Hazel and Leotha holland spent
srhSrsday with friends At willow.
N. I. Carroll. Of Hebron. vas calls-
In the city Saturday.
Ms. Alta Sunderman and mother were
ahoppers at Marietta Friday.
Mrs. Charles Carroll. spent the week
end with relatives and friends at PAR
ketsburg.
pnond spent Sunday at Ravens ROCK.
Mrs.. Samuel Camel visited relatives
1t Eureka Thursday.
No. Williams was at Parkcrsourg on
Thursday. ,,o-
herd Saturday.
Miss Iris wells returned from Nor
xaASown Friday. where she has been at
tending school.
Miss Ruth knight was shopping Al
Parkersburg Friday.
X L. Weber was a Marietta caller On
Saturday.
John Copenhaver. or "hceiins'
ting his brother. Jacob. OF THIS city
this week. ,i. q,
= Mrs.. Leila Allwell was shopping AZ
Petersburg Friday.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-25
WOMEN'S CONGRESS

NEW YORK, June 2i.-An nll-Amrri-
can congress Of women suTrngistS IS
proposed by Alicia MORGAN, president or
the National WomcnS Union OF tn" Ar
gcntinc. Her proposal has been re-
crivcd her" hy Mrs. CARR" Chapman
lCatt president of the international
Woman Suffrage Association,
Mrs. Cntt has not yet acted upon m"
suggestion but II is announced that Sh"
soon will do SO. SjSnora MORGAN pro
poses that n l'an-ATncrican cnnt"r'nr"
be held III BYcnos Aires in July. l92l
for the study Of the civil and political
status of women.
1t - proposed" says SiGnora More
an, that W" Cunccntrat" our energies
on general movement throughout the
AmrrIra's in behalf Of our ideals bang
confident that the cooperation Of IN"
ii, !"Eat"S uf the various countries VIII
encourages the discussion Of tn" differ
cnt problems raised relating to the
position nf women and Will he TN"
means OF bringing forward suggestions
for tho ultimate solution Of such diff
CulticS."
We hope that our sisters IN the
United States Of America Will give us
their active support: the worldwide
prestige won Ivy the part they have
PLAYED in tho movement and the result
attained makes them stand out as an
example among the democratic institu-
tons. and Will hc sure sign OF u:ti-
mate success Of our work"
behind this conference. adds Signora
Korean. looms larger hope Of a Pam
American organization. which would
stimulate mutual help among the all
feminist assoc ions.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-25
MOUNDSV|LLE
NEWS
MINER IS KILLED
|. At MOUNDSV|LLE
TWO OTHERS ARR INJURED IN
FALL OF STONE AT PARIS
RUN COAL MINE.
victim Had Returned Home From
France But Recently-other News
OF Moundsville.

Drawing death in its many forms in
the world war Lloyd Nanc. we'll known
young man Of MoUnd-N-Iic. came home
SAT" and sound hut n short time ago
only To meet the Grim Reaper yesterday
morning at tho ParrS Run coal mine.
Two others were injured IN the acct
dent which caused tho death Of the
young victim. Van" and George and
EEcncs Polcska. the latter brothers
were entering IN" PARIS Run mine To
start work this morning when big
piece of stone fell from the roof. pin
ming III. M - the ground.
NaucS' head was crushed and his body
otherwise manEl"d and death was in.
Simultaneous. The other two escaped
with minor injuries. coroner J. 7. Nc
Combs of Marshall county and Deputy
Stat" Min. Inspector NJ. r. Coulter are
investigating tn" sad affair.
Nano was % years "f ago and was
the son Of Mrs. Della Nanc. ~ Mapl"
avenue MoundsvIllc. II was his sec
ond day in the m!nc. The PolcSka
brothers also just recently returned
from France No arrangements for the
Nane funeral have yet BEEN made
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-25
STEUBENVILLE

FAYETTEVILLE. o. June ct-J. vii
liam Perry OF Point Pleasant W. Va.
appeared IN Justic" ll"nrN LAWYER :
court hen, today and filed an aftadaytt
against his missing bride. Mrs. Della
MAY Holt-Graham-Icrry aged 80 years,
charging her with blCamy.
Perry alleges that his bride left him
on MAY I'D. last. IN" week after they
had been married here. II" says that h"
Learned that "A month earlier she bad
married a man by thu nam" OF Charles
Graham ut Lisbon. Ohio. and had also
deserted him. His wife. h" charges. con
tractcd this marriage under the name OF
Mrs. Elsie Holt.
The disappointed and heart broken
bridegroom says that after his bride
Gisarprarcd he discovered that she had
taken all his available cash and such
other articles Of value belonging 10 him
that were not nailed down. All he has
left from his voyage into matrlinony he
told Justice Lawlcr is home down at
Point Pleasant.
Tho authorities stated today they had
located Mrs. Holt-Graham-l' Perry in n
western town and will send an officer
after her.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-25
To the People
:: of Wheeling
: axe Notice

his now nearly two years since I
first called your attention 10 my slar-
yeloas product and in that time it's sale
mas continued 70 grow in greater volume
right along. However. | am not sur
prised that you have SO read ~ r"cng-
mixed the exceptional merits OF my Bull
Iarisn Blood Tea because hundreds nr
Thousands Of people hav" found renewed
health from its US" during the many
years 1t has been on N" market. want
avery sufferer from RhcunatiSn. con-
stipation. Liver. Kidney or BLOOD Tr"u-
bic TO just try II one" and b" convinced
that IL is just the preparation they hav"
long been hoping for.
prepare bulgarian Blood Tea in 4
convenient family size package. which
can be obtained al any drug store. How
aver. IL your druGgls' does not hay" It. 7
will be pleased :" send you my lhrg..
family size package. which lasts tIy"
months. POSTPAID and insured. for SIS.
Address II. RI. Won Schuch. President
Marvel Products Co, Marvel Building.
Pittsburgh, Pa
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-25
; new MATAM0RAS

new MATAMORAS. Ohio. June e.
EnA Misses Agnes West and 1rma Nc
Coz, and Messrs. Glen Haines and Paul
Jones. all Of Sistersville. came down
Sunday and spent the day with MISS
Edna Beaver.
Mrs, Amelia Kane entertained at din
neP Sunday Mrz. C P. Shapley and
daughters.
A large crowd OF young people from
var at the yellow House. Saturday night
AiP report an enjoyable time.
Captain and Mrs. Eb. Talbot OF Sis
tefsville spent Sunday at the home OF
thu Misses Talbot on Front street.
Miss Marie Harrington returned Sun
day from a few days visit with her
aunt, Amanda Knowlton. at Wilson Run.
Clifford Chilreds OF Buffalo. y. Y. re-
turned home Monday after a weekend
visit with friends at this place.
William Kettle was a business visitor
at Marietta Monday.
Mrs. Lautfer returned Monday from
o Several weeks visit with her son.
Harry Laufrer. near New MarInsvil!c.
". Va
Mrs.. Nettie Clifton came back Monday
from Marietta where she had been WIS.,
ittng friends FOR several weeks
Miss Myrtle AdamSon returned TO
school at Athens, Monday. after spend
ing the weeks vacation with her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Adamson OF
Bloomfield
Miss Grace Hall left for Athens. Mon
day, where she will attend the Summer
Earm at the State Normal College.
Alex. /. Way was business visitor
mt Marietta. Monday.
T. ]. Deeren Of Marietta was looking
Warren Berry returned to his home in
Marietta after spending tho weekend
,xyiEA friends tn town
Captain N O. Irwin returned Mon
day from a weeks trip to Cincinnati.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Donally and
AsuRhter, Of Wheeling, came Monday TO
Nn-&Ae quests for several days Of Mrs
Donallyr parents, VI. and Mr.. and Mrs
Edward Machetanz-
Mrs. Kate Stilweu returned TO her
homo in New Marttnsville- Monday. aft
ca weeks visit with her parents. MI.
and Mrs William karcher. OF this place
Mrs. S. r Richardson returned Mon
day from Sioux city. Iowa. where she
spent the winter with her daughter, NrS'
John Davenport
Mr., Lew Sharp. the Misses Lucy and
Helen Huffman. and Edna Beaver at
tended a dance at st. Marys, ". Va
Monday night
Adolph Newman and family arrived
here Monday evening from Emotion. Pa.
driving through in their car TO spend
thS week with friends n town.
Mrs. c. E. Joy was 4, Paden City.
Monday.
Mrs. James Davis and son. James Jr..
of Wichita, Kan. are hers visiting
hextrnother, Mrs. Matte Cline.
Mrs. Lawrence Young Of Pine Grove,
". va, came Monday 10 visit Tor sew
eraL days with her mother. Mrs. Mar
Kfrkbride
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-25
RenRood Personals.

Mrs. George Helm. of this city. Tho
has been confined to the Ohio Valley
General hospital in Wheeling for some
time with typhoid fever. is reported 10
be improving.
Word has boon received Of the safe
arrival OF carl Moran Of Water street,
fro moN"r%cas after tw" years service
abroad. having volunteered shortly after
This country inferred tho war.
Mrs Ci"urc" smith is suffering with a
severe attack nf appendicitis at her
homo on Water street.
Mrs Carl FiiZ.r Of Kansas City. No.
IS the guest RI Mrs. Robert Shepherd Of
Main street.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-25
Westfall Funeral.

Funeral services over the remains or
tho late Andrew l.. Wcstfall Will be
held this afternoon NJ o'clock AT the
family home ON Sixth and Hali'T"r"
street. Rev. Buckley Will "iit":atc
assisted by Roy. Eylrr. lnt"rm"nt VIII
b. made in tho Mount ONvct cemetery.
Tho deceased mt death sunday
afternoon in III" Ohio river III this
city. lie leaves a widow and three
children. Thomas. Imogcnc and Edna.
10 mourn his death.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-25
McMeclrcu Personals.

Misses Margaret Henderson ana
Sarah SttllwaEon are spending several
days In Pittsburgh shopping.
Joseph HcisenburG has accepted n
position at the Stifcl company in
Wheeling, as fioorwalker
Merton Carroll and Pat Shaw have
returned homo after bricr visit at
Pittsburgh
Mrs. Whiteside who has been confined
at her home for some time is able 10
DO out again
Mrs. Winebrecht who underwent n
serious operation at the Glendale
hospital IS getting along nicely.
Ere Clayton Of Moundsvlle. spent
yesterday in this city on business.
Mrs. II Z Kcstlc and daughter have
returned to their home at West Alex
andcr. after a brief visit here.
Rev. &. G. Wilkinson is spending a
number of days in Clarksburg on bust
ness
Mrs. Noscar who has been III at the
Glendale hospital for some time Is get
ting along nicely.
Mrs. Thomas Irwin has returned to
her homo at Martins Ferry. after a
brief visit here.
Ralph Williams Of New MartinsvilIe
IS spending several days in this city.
Henry Mason has returned to his
home at Pleasant Ridge. after brief
visit in this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Miller has returned
homo after brief visit at Fairmont
Miss Mary Jenkins left yesterday for
West Liberty where she will take up
the summer course at school.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-25
Lad Breaks Arm.

Paul Howard Of this city mot with
4 painful accident Monday when ne fen
and broke his arm
Howard was running M Sixth street.
and stumbled and fell upon his arm
hrrnkjng i. B-. BARLOW rendered
medical aid ana /; VIII be a number or
weeks before h" viii have the use OF
his arm again.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-25
Surprise Party.

Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. SchlctCher enter
tanned a group OF young people at their
home on Baltimore avenue. Monday
evening. in honor Of their daughter
Llura's, nineteenth birthday. de-
liEhttul evening was spent in games.
music and other enjoyable pastimcs.
At a late hour the guests were served
to a delicious luncheon Those pres
ent were:
Misses Erma McDermitte, Elva ull-
ON. Lillian McCombs. Lottic and treda
Fcttc. In"x Hoffman, Margaret Kelley.
Hilda Paetzold Mable FIlbin, Alma and
Isabella Henderson. Ethel Barker. Clara
SchafTcr. Josephine Kelley. Nell Kelley.
Nellie Sturrn.. Martha Shaw. Elizabeth
SShGohdr; McssrS: James Miles, j.
C Kcffrr. Chas. Colbert, Patrick and
James Hughes Clifford Ullom. Clyde
Howard. Harrison East, Linoi Andrcas.
Oscar Conway. Harley Wilmington.
VIM. Filbn. VIM. Cochran. Herbert
Barker. Kcneth Richie. Tommtc Lewis
and Mr.. and Mrs Chas. Schlcicher.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-25
Mrs. Hall Operated Upon

Mrs. GNorrc Hall. who was oHcrotcd
upon in Wh"cllng hospital several days
ago is getting along quite we'll according
10 latest reports. That which was BE-
loved to be d tum"r. turned out to De
the result Of 4 Sp"ug" having been lcit
during an operation performed eleven
years ago. Mrs Halls mother Mrs.
Crawfor. Of the Fourth Ward, was met
upon her return from n" hospital and
expressed relief over tho fact that mech
anical irritation was the cauS" or the
trouble rather than tumor trouble
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-25
wellsburg Briefs

Mrs. Martha Z. Anderson has returned
from an extended visit with her daugh-
ter. Mrs. {. =. Wells. Of Cambridge, Md.
+. J. Armstrong. Of Bethany, was a
WSllsburE visitor today.
Miss OIivr Churrh'nun is confined to
her home on North Main street, suffer-
ing from qulnSy.
Funeral s,rIiccs over tho body Of
Betty Jane infant daughter OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Alfred Combs. w"r" held this morn
inn, at 10 u'clurE at the family residence
on Charles street. IntcrmCut WAS made
in Brook" cemetery.
Miss Marccllne and Lucille Barth were
visitors in Stcubcnyllle. Ohio. today.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-25
WORK La DELAYED.

Work on the Improvement on ASH
avenue has been delayed because OF q
shortage Of brick. The contractors
have practically finished tho excavation
and a bed Of gravel IL being laid pre-
ilim;nary 10 laying tho brick paving,
Sufficient brick to start tn" work VIII
bc on hand by the latter part of the
week. il is believed.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-25

Four we'll known young men or thl3
city who refused To tell the special
GRAND Jury what they knew ut gambling
ana other city conditions today were c3-
c"rtcd TO cells in the jefferson county
iail where they were still langu'Shing
This evening The Prosecutor thinks
that hy tomorrow morning they will
have frnsh"r memories. Indications are
that there will he u partial report at
least from the jury some tim" this week
Many secret indictments however are
+ expected