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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-25
STATE REGENTS
ARE IN SESSION

CHARLESTON. w. Va. June "a
The last meeting Of N" stat" hoard OF
regents before Il passes on, OF exist
cncc ON July is being held here today
and will be continued tomorrow. Thurs
day and Friday. Part az tn" time or
the m"rt.nES VIII hc occupied ~ CON
rcrcncrS OF the state hoard Of cduca-
tiun, which is composed Of members or
the board Of regents and two new mem
hrrS-l. w. Burns Of Grafton and w. G.
Cook or WEIGH.
Meeting with the new board Of "du-
cat ION. III" adv isOry council is to have
charge of the Culur"d ~"honlS Of the
state. which has organized with w. w.
Sanders chairman. r ". Robinson. Sec
rotary: and +. II. Jackson.
Tho board of regents carly today con-
sidcrcd the business Of the coior"d in
sti,ut" and Rlurn"ld. and spent tho re-
maindcr uf the day IN conferences ana
considering the business Of Wet Viz
ginia InivrrqIty. the latter to be con-
tinurd Wednesday. Thursday Will be
devoted To- tho state normal schools. and
Friday to the preparatory schools mt
KrySer and Montgomery and tn" school
for blind and deaf ut R"mn"y.
Among the heads of tn" state InStitu-
lions here today were +. NJ Burd"tt".
.;ur"rlni~ut"ml eff tn" school at Ronnry:
John {. shaw. head of West Liberty
Normal: {. - Russ"y If Cnrnora: y. {.
Thorn Uf Montgomery preparatory
,srhool: and r., T.. Tr"'tCr. president or
N, West Virginia University.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-25
SHOCKING AN ENGLISH VALET.

How an American serving IN IN" hril-
ish army gave a London valet IN" shock
of hi; life was related by soldier r"
turnin, from England. y ragged. n"hni-
less American. worn by years Fighting
with IN" british in France. wandered IN
TO Y. NJ. c. a. EaGlc Hut. London. ana
seemed so forlorn and needy that Mrs
Covers head Of tho y. NJ. C. a. Hospital
itv League. and wife Of Lloyd
Georges secretary. TOOK him into their
homo for his leave.
After good nights rest the Amrri'
can put the valet "Uvcr IN" jumps.
ordering his uniform pressed and g"n"r-
ally boSsing the houS'man in manner
far from what that faCtotum thought q
humble soldier should ASSUME. Finally
the servant went to Mr.. Covers 10 a@k
who the American was. MT. Covers did
not know why tho valet asked.
"Hif may say so. '"'s maxim tmsc'i
very much at 'orn. sir. maxim us all jumr
about a bit. and c told me TO send this
cableSram," said tho valet. handed over
a message which read as follows:
Dad. I'm busted. Send another thou
sand War is hell"
The ragged soldier was n California
millonaires son.-Chambcrlain'S Maya
zine
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-25
MAN ASSAULTED AND ROBBED Of
1910 LAST NIGHT IN EAST END
WAS KNOCKED UNCONSCIOUS AND
THEN BOUND AND
GAGGED.
Victim Did Net Reg ain Consciousness
for Nearly IA Hour.

l;r;nu hruni ami E?GE"d and rclI"Nru
If xniu r.4tr tie. CENTRAL Glass works
VA, lh" rNi".r.r!l,,. If Frank j. Boston
+, cf Fifteenth street. at ESQ this morn
INK.
NJ Enstnu. ,h, J.. au rlurluyc Of the
Wh-r.l.-l.: Muld and Foundry, went Ia
rh,. T.. 4 .. station t. meet the Il:iI
tram from I'Il,..hur.;h. TN" men whose
,:,li.,.,, arr, Frank l.rrihtrk and Nick illl-
,u,.k and Mhu uHvd Boston Il sum OF
: money for u nlu,h:,r.' on property. were
hr.usiuu ih,. mulI,y to linn there.
: >rr,r r,,,.lylur fh. money Boston start
eel ont SI\t,,ulh street. /" l",Nr his
r.,-l,.y with :: rrI,r!. pu urrlN,mE at
H. rI,.rTs E,,u., h,. found the latter
v,.,rni nj h,ru. H.. then d,rid,d /" 90
! t. IN, ru,nllr.; !.u;.~" IN Fifteenth street.
LEASING ,hr,u:h tn. JIaygr,uIidS
near Mr'ullurh street. h. was acr"s,
: ID h, :, man. " no asked HIM for u match.
'rI,. ,,Iu rl ihr tim, WAS Standinl; near
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-25
MUSICIANS TRIP
TO THE COUNTRY

An interesting AUTOMOBILE" party
which lott IN" Hotel Wlrds"r yesterday
morning ab"u; N aC!ncN was that or
MISS Virginia Hall. WHO was hostess 70
Miss I,nog"nc Pcay. Mr.. llya S"hoIHlR
and Mr.. Wilmot Goodwin. tn" musicians
who scored such Il pr"u"unc"d success
~ tho ElkS' auL .t"r um Monday aTd
Tuesday nights. NJ. NudCbruEh OF
Tho capitol rar company. was also one
~ tn" party
\ very ,lclghrr"i motor trip over our
W,st Virginia hille which always proves
beautiful ard charming 10 strangers.
WAS enjoyed by the members OF 'ae
rartv. who expressed warm appreciation
.cr the scenery They Iunchcd in Tho
country and on their return 10 town
the car IN which they We're driving &C.
ycloped q baG puucjUr'. 80 the party
stopped at tn" Vance Memorial Chur"h n.
where Miss Hall had been choir Tr'm-
Der for some tIrAe. Tho Roy. j. VI. POT
ter OF Vance church. Invited III" party
TO give an impromptu recital at tho
church. which they did. Miss P"ay rem
dering several vc-y tine organ numbers
Miss Hall singing. Mr.. Goodwin like
WISE rendered several selections
TIC diffrultInS beng fixed up IN"
pa-,v proceeded 70 ;Er whitak"r-Gl"ss-
nor mills. where tho, made an inSpcc-
non ir.p. th"n returned t. tho city.
rhs artists will l"lv" tn" Ciiy today.
gong 70 Nov York n" FIRST of the
month. Mr. Ilya Scholnik VIII rest tho
remainder Of N" summer. preparatory
10 taking up his now rol" IL concert
master IF tho Detroit symphony IN the
fail.
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miles to do It Tho responsibility W.
tremendous. He lay watching th!
bridge through the floor. The line Of :.
his sight crossed It and the luminous :
range" bars drew nearer and nearer ter's
it. At last they touched the bridxH
He pushed his hand forward once. tvfe
and again. and heard the clstter Of Thu
bombs falling out behind. He hurrieaI, g
rejoined the pilot. who turned the M :
chine so that he could watch AS
bridge With strained eye they lookea :.
down to the little silver ribbon and The
black line across il, toward which even.
then the bombs were ruahfng down. - =
Suddenly they saw q great nash and /.
cloud of white smoke in the water, then
another on the bridge, and another "a
then a few more beyond. The br190A
lay covered in a frill Of smoke Th11N
had hit 1t! -
At once they began their long. mon6fs.n
onous journey back and landed at buy
past - after a flight of FIVE hours-
Soon afterwards the report cA~S
through: THE railway bridge at-Ss(
was successfully attacked on the nt6Af1
Of Octobcr-. 1t was put out yaAl
action Seventeen Germans vere KILLED
A boat was sunk and the house near tho :
bridge. containing all the worktng plank
was destroyed All movement or enemy
troops Diverted SO
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-25
DISCUSS SCHOOL TOPICS

CUARI ESTON, W. Va. June a
Discussion Of various problems con-
fronting the schools Of West Virginia
,1,s,i"d at the meeting of tn" State Board
OF Regents this afternoon, nj which the
heads OF state institutions wcrr present.
Topics and conclusions arrived NJ
were: That there il too much time con-
SuuI"d at commcnCcmcnts Mt the colleges
and normal schools that wider ADVERTISE
mcr,t should b. given III" state insiitu-
lions through personal contact or tho
Instructors. personal letters and paid ad-
vcrtiSrIn.nts: that a revolving loan fund
should ln started for needy students IN
the state schools. that summer courses
would bc increased from six weeks TO
three months to make the state insutu-
trsIS moro efficient.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-25
COMMUNITY SING
A FINE SUCCESS

Tho community meeting held NJ the
Sixteenth street playground last night
was great success. As an linn"hS"
throng gathered 10 Witness IN" proceed
ings There wer" as many Erown-up
children present as there w"r" or tho
small variety. and they all seemed 70
have mighty Gue time. a slight ram
did not interrupt IN" proceedings one
bit, but twisted wire IN the neighbour
hood prevented the showing Of all the
movies which had been planned. only
one reel Of pictures. displaying Hindu
magic. was given. and all the Riddles
were much thrilled over IT,
After The movies the n"lEhhorho"d
community gathering. as II ls styled
sang. with tru" community spirit. s"E-
eral folk-S-onEs and wound up with
Smiles" and ia Da."
Tho next noighhorh"od community af-
fair will take place at the FOrty-siHth
street Fairgrounds ON Thursday night
under the auspices Of tn" Y. NJ. {. y.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-25
JEWEL ROBBERY

NEW YORK. Juno 24.-IHv"stIra,I"n
IF a claim that $250.ooQ worth II val
uableS was apparently stolen from a
safe deposit vault at tho Bitmore hotel
hero. is in progress. |: was announced
today. The Valua bi6s arc tn" prop. rty
- Mrs Clarence Millhiscr. Of Rich
nond. Va
Counsel for the Biltmor" hotel stated
that Mrs. Nillhiser and her husband.
who died here on May 20. had registered
IN tina, day AZ the hotel and engaged
,nn O, the safe deposit vaults In With
valuablcs are stored. Into IN" vault
Mrs. MlIlhiser claimed she placed prop
nrty OF considerable value" II is un-
derstood that this property was worth
$3.50. ON. Early n June. when Mrs
Aillhiser opened the vault according 20
her complaint TO tho hotel management.
$3.50 900 worth was missing. including
pearl necklace worth more than $500
900.
Ms. Milrhisers husband is lndor-
stood to have left her 4 forum" csti-
mated at $50 600 900.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-25
CAP .BENSHER
RELATES STORY
Of NIGHT RIDE
British Hero of the Air Tells
Thrilling Details Of His
Bombing Experiences

(Thc efficiency and skill Of the bomb
ing section OF tho army air forces during
the great war arc clearly revealed in the
first hand details Of a night raid. as re-
lated BY Captain Paul Bcwshcr. member
.or the Royal AIT Fore: and wearer OF
/ the Distinguished Service Cross. who Is
Ieo be heard here during the Redpatn
ChautauQua)
On n hundred miles Of river In Bel
GUM there was only one railroad priose
across which troops and munltions couao
pass 10 the front. This bridge lay l"O
miles behind the lines. One day. OWING
To military operations. it became or vital
inheritance that this bridge should be
put out Of action.
orders were given Ia a certain squad
ron TO dispatch machine IN TWO hours
on this 2S0-mIlc trip over UNKNOWN Ter
r.torv. At six O'Clock tho pilot ana 90
/ server were told that they were 10 '.i'c
q, 6 o'clock Tho machine on which they
were TO fly was new To b"th OF lheI'L
l. had to h" "AHrl.nrd carciully ana inc
| d ,ff.rrrt devices Caml'arlZ"d. II mao 10
| b. loaded UP with extra p'''oi "'%
! bombs.
WIN food and heavy clothing FOR the
long night Journey. ,hry were ready at
| In leave the a,rudrCnC. PunctuaIly the
' cr.,ucs were siar:rd and the machine
rus" on IT'S long Hight
Then they arrINcd at tn" last outpost
Of the known country and flew on. Brll-
liant moonlIcIit revealed tn" country pc
low and arms and groups Of trees could
be seen from great height. soon inc
area Of dnrkcn"d towns was passed ana
small rrnuns OF twinfling lights. with
nrIIr rays of scattered lamps showed
the villages. Will" tho Blk towns STOOD
ont like gems with countless points Oh
light.
4, last the silvcry ribbon Of tho river
across which lay tn" bridge, lay pelore
them. Tho scattered lights OF inc town
nearby began 10 be seen ana inc pllot
and observer carefully rNaniheu
all the surrounding features OF
the cnuniry--th" roads and streams G'u
woods-to mikc sure that they had ar
rived at IN" right place. Their" was no
doubt They flow over tn" town ana saw
tho bridge. and then. gliding down with
siIo,, engines. slowly drew nearer and
nearer To IN" objective. TIL" town. so
Tar behind IN" lines and :" long unmo-
7 LASTED IwjrkIrd on. Its cafes ana
suuarcs were probably crowded with
c'-r,,, officers. Tho approaching tu-
,nuI, must hav" been unexpected.
! Tho observer holding his por:o
handle stored In" pilot To the right
and left with rcd and green siEi.Al
ri.h-e. The bridge looked very small
/ like 4 mere match Land across IN" riN'r'
| I, vas an extremely difficult target TO
MT lie had but i f'w bombs li's
machine WAS tho only ono. inc &C,
structinn Of III" bridge was OF VIVA.
military Importance. lie had flown i'o
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-25
.DOk|ES PARADE
THIS EVENING
TEMPLES FROM ALL PARTS OF THE
TRI-STATE DISTRICT WILL BE
HERE FOR BIG CEREMONIAL.
Parade VIII Be Held In The Evening
Grand Ceremonial at The Pythian
Castle.

Plans were completed last evening TOE
tho big pokics parade and ccrrmonlat
session which will he held this evening
at IN" ryrhian Castl" under IN" auspices
of Dahna Temple Of this city.
: Til. parade viii form ut IN" Fythian
club corner Of Chaplin" and Fourteenth
streets at 6:45 O'clock and all members
are urged ~ b." there on time.
Th, visiting temples who WI! h: h"r"
for tho ceremonial and also Tor Inc
parade are Nina kahni. Of StcuocnTlllc.
ohio. Tan Temple. Of ClarkSburG; Shir-
az Temple. of Charleston. and others
from various parts OF the tri-state dis
trIUt.
COL. George Meyers and Gcorg" Butts
went To- Pittsburgh Yesterday and VIII!
aid in bringing down tn" cameis ana
! other Wild animals today. The affair
promises Ia be tho biggest OF tho kind
! eyer held in he local district and much
interest is being manifested
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-25
WORK OF MOVING
CONCERT PLATFORM
STARTS TODAY

The work II tearing down tho COM
rrunity concert platform erected on the
old House & Hermann site, corner or
Fourteenth and Market streets FOR m"
soldiers home coming celebration. Will
be commenced today.
Tho platform viii De moved 10 the
wharf where an excellent sit" has boon
secured for IT, Every effort will be
made 10 have tho platform on the wharf
finished IN trmr for concert the last OF
;nIs week. Benches Viii b constructed
for the accommodate, y ~ IN" public.
The contour 0tih" wharf offers special
advantage forming sort ~ an arnph'-
theatre %nt ou,E viii thu performers
=" in PLAIN rr"N - N" audience hU'
their ,oicCs can D.. heard "a nluch h"t'"r
advantage than WhfH seated or standing
on a Lowell with thu platform.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-25
GUARD wheat FIELDS

KANSAS CITY. juno 24-The anti.
horse thief association which Is said %
have an organization in each OF the I01
counties Of Kansas was today delegateden
TO guard the wheat fields and granArtN1
of that state against incendiary nres: -. -
Determination to patrol the wheat oSk
with armed guards until harvest, Hhrr
reached at a conference attended by rcDs:
rcscntativcs Of insurance companies
railway police, secret service agents. Ee3 !
r. Husscy. state fire warden or kan
states attorney for the district Of Kar-
sas. Mr.. IEussey told the insurance men
that reports coming to his onice that
repeating the work Of 1917 when many
grain storage houses were burned. tas.1
At the conclusion Of the conferences az =
the various county anti-thief associatoh,
would be assigned to the grain feldA
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-25
HUMANE SOCIETY:
Col. john Cu1nnatns Attending 1SSs9Ae-+
ut Chax1eRto0 1855

CHARLESTON. W. Va. Juno ~.
Members Of the board Of directors OF tAkr
West Virginia Humane society met-in<
the offices Of their secretary. L. a Pm
nam, in the capitol today. Those prese6t :
were: Rev. r. D. Roller. D. D. CharI9s.
ton; Dr.. r. J. Brooke Romney; Col John
Cummins. Wheeling. and Secretary L.tS
Putnam.
The reports received BY the boArd
showed 414 cases handled By the etEhe
special agents in various portions Of my"
state during the months Of January,
February and March, with 6s2 children
involved and sos adults During tho
months Of April and Nay 2S6 such cases
were handled
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-25
.'WANTON BURNING
OF A. {. F. STOCKS
IRRITATE FRANCE
By LINCOLN EYRE,

(Statf Correspondent Of The World)
Copyright 1919 BY the Press PuhllshinG
Co The New York World.
PARlS. Jun" 2c.--OffiClal assurances
tn tho contrary notwithstanding. s"nSa-
tion;t reports Of wanton destruction or
war MATERIAL conIlnu" 20 find wild" Gre
deuce among tho French press and the
public.
Tho governments fnllurc to complete
n deal with American authorities for the
purchase Of automobiles OF the Amer
can ENp"d.tlnnary Force. clothing and
OF her equipment. gives r;s" To III" most
Violent criticism Yet launched al the
Ilcmcnc"au Ministry.
The sta; men, Of Paul MCrci. Chief OF
the French War stocks Liquidation or
fee. to n" effect that negotiations with
IA" Tinted states Liquidation Commits
sion nr" fas, approaching satisfactory
courl;ISI,n has failed 10 $tl!l tn" bitter
Clamo-. Every day som" paper prints
fresh details Of the alleged burning OF
American army stores and American de-
mails.
These reports arc received with grow
ing scrptIcIsm. This afternoon La VolN
Naiionalc Indignantly ayers that auto
, mobiles. tarpaulins. rubber and cotton
urdrrclothing. mostly IN almost new con.
dl,i"n. as we'll AZ a hundred varieties OF
food supplies. lotalllnC in value 1900
Goa francs. were burned n an American
camp at CroiSlC.
l'IntranSlGcant SAYS tn" United states
IS DESTROYS Of avoiding the tremendous
task Of luvcntorylnG all OF its property
in France and wants 10 sell tn" whole
tot n n very moderate price. but this
sal" IN bloc friEhtcnS our bureaucracy.
, tho paper observes, and "ur ministers
rHfHs" T." INSIST, h"cauS" they do not
known how 20 govern. Their" must be an
md of lhIs systematic destruction OF
mattr"~S"s beds and automobiles going
IN in certain American camps. THIS
waste. when eight French departments
ar" d"Ntitutc. will not be forgiven our
ministry
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-25
COLUMBIA treaty :
Senate Committee Wm Conddsr YA9-o
ment Of Millions TOT Damages
TO Country

WASHINGTON. June IL The long
pcnding treaty with Columbia proposing
naymcnt Of ;25.O00,o00 to that corntry
for damages suffered in American acnui-
tnken up tomorrow by the senate for
eIgn relations committee. Senate leaders
said today it probably would be reported
favorably and promptly ratined afteE
elimination of the clause suggesting an
apology to Columbia and other minor
amendments.
II is understood that elimination Of
tho apology section to which Republican,
leaders here objected will be In accofA
with an agreement reached between AGtT,-
ing Secretary Of State Polk after CONFER.
cnccs with representatives OF CotumpA
and Chairman Lodge Of the senate f07s"
cicn relations committee and Sen2hor
Knox. Pennsylvania. former secretary-ots'
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-25
MISS BISHOP LEAVES
FOR UNIVERSITY

Miss May BISHOP. we'll known and nc
complish"d young orEmist Of St. Mat
th"wS church wIlI l"avc next week for
Columbia University wher" sh" Will
TAX" special course in choral work.
preparing for assuming m" duty OF
teaching ut National Park Seminary.
Miss Bishop will CIV" Il party n her
hrmr in W"Odlawn, next Friday night
as a farewell to tn, choir members OF
St Matthew'S church.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-25
INHERIT THREE
MILLION DOLLARS
youngstown Fanbtly Inher1ts s., 45o, 900
From English Estate

YOUNGSTOWN. ohio. juno o4-W.
! n,orro. of Mineral Ridge. TrumbuI
county. IS IN r"rrip' If n cabicGram To-
day from Sussex. England. announcing
that he and his children are heirs to thu
state Of Sir Albert Douglas Pierro. Il
brother. who died May Is. The cable
gram. from Sir Nlh"rt's legal r"pr"s"n-
tatIv"S. notifies Mr.. Pi"rro that I'll" cS-
tntn is valued a, S%.4Jn.0oo. The latter
served - wears as Il soldier in the
Timed StAirS army.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-25
GOVERNOR PARDONS
WOMAN SLAYER
wornan's Condition Causes Her Release
Prom State Penltentiary at
Moundsvt1le.

CHARLESTON. W. Va. June 24.-On
account Of being Cnccntc and upon tho
, request OF 400 petitioners of her county,
pardon was today granted by Gov. John
j tornw'jl 70 J. Switzerland l'ritt wife
Of W. =. I'r!tt 81 POcahontas county.
Nr% Fritz Is the mother of three small
children. size was convicted Of murder
in tho second degree in tn" courts Of
i'ocahnutaS county last December and
Scnt.rr"d I" 4 long term in the Mounds
VII" pcuitcntiary for shooting her
father. J. Henry Walton.
1t is claimed by IN" petitioners that
tn" father WAS approaching her with a
pitcher ~ his hand and that through
fear % h!:u ~h" committed the act.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-25
HOLD
MEETING At THE
COUN TRY CLUB
BUSINESS SESSION FOLLOWED By
A DELIGHTFUL DINNER PARTY.
MANY IN ATTENDANCE.
Seven Attorneys Were Admitted to
County Bar Association ut
Meeting.

Seven attorneys w"r" admitted TO the
' OHIO County BAR Association last ''E'h-
ing at a business session VIII Oh folio" .
! ed the dinner gwen last evening II tn
country club.
! The dinner was Ia" frs -! SUM
! lncr series Of social and BUSINESS H'H-
SONS To be- h-ld by the ASSOCIATION.
speech making was eliminated from
! tn" program. and tn guests I"N"''H
, themselves strictly /" tn" rl"lSur" Oh
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-25
IRWIN-HOCE WEDDING
AT LOUISBURG, PA.
We'll Known woodsdalc Resident United
IN Marriage To Well Known
Ia stern Lady

An interesting Wedding was solemn
izcd yesterday afternoon ut the HON"
~ tho bride IN I.oui$hurc. Ia. tnoar
Philadelphia when Mrs. y. l. irwin.
wei known Pennsylvania laGy was unit
81 N vcdiock to Mr.. l.u"IGS ltoS". Of
Wood SdalH IT," wedding Wa - a qut"t
n7tur> crrv Tho Immediate friends q
m PRINCIPALS heinz ~ Attendance.
rcl'owInz thc Wedding IN" happy Cou-
yl> depart 81 for a honeymoon Irlr - n
lan'rc Cit: and Other Eastern p"jn'S. fol-
lowing uhith th"E VII b a. h"In" 20
,h~ir friends on Hamilton avenue.
Wnodsda!> tn" rr,"'ri - an '"t"E"H.
nrian and for years HAs m"nlh"" ~
.nr firm 81 Hi,kS & lIoEr # this rIiE.
but rc,!rcd several Years ago.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-25
GRADUATE NURSES
MEET TODAY

The thirteenth Annual meeting Of the
graduate nurses will be held Thursday
and Friday at Rlueheld. w. Va. Mrs.
R. ]. Billiard. Mrs. Susan Cooke and
Miss HARRIET n. Phalen are IN" dele
gkaeg from Wheeling representing the
association Headquarters will be AT the
Commercial hotel and all meetings OF
the association will be held in the high
school auditorium
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-25
MERLE A. COE SAID
TO BE IMPROVING

Merle A. Coe. stewart OF the OHIO Val
ley General Hospital who has been con-
fined TO that institution for the past ten
days. was reported to be improving nj
an early hour this morning. according
to word given out by tn" att'ndAhlH
there. Mr.. Coe was operated upon Tor
mastold and several weeks aSo gave
blood for TRANSMISSION. The present
illness ia contributed largely TO the
latter.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-25
PARIS DRY" NO MoRE

PARIS. Juno "I--Th" drought wnch
has been affecting I'arIS and virt ually
all Franco for several weeks seems to
have been broken. Rain began falling
here this morning
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-25

To retain the green color In N"E"-
tables they must boil faS; AMI IN" cover
rnust be removed from tn" saucepan.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-25
IRON WORKER
QUIT HIS WORK
IRA irving Relates How He LIZ Now
Able to Hold a Responsible
Position.

Plant Juice has been found to be most
remarkable in that it is nerve builder
and system vitalIzcr. and 80 tones up
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-25
NEWPORT NEWS. Va. juno -.

NEWPORT NEWS. Va. juno It
Ar,ong the ON officers and mon arr:v-
,nc today on m" transport Montpelier
f-cr. s. l.aaa.r' scr. :Lbru; 81" ,,rT-
posing mo &nfth supply tran IN" last
IN; e 'hr E.Ehiy-hr~t d.. +i":. to leave
France Oth"r units aboard were i"t
,r'r&ry surgeons. prov I~:rual battalion
As: headquarters d'tachm"ur Thirteenth
battalion. Twcu'l"'h SrGtu""rs: several
sH-y:c" com pHu.cS - Twentieth "nCIn-
corS and par uf tn Thr'" Hundred and
Forty-'h.rd Serv.r" battalion.