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Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1919-10-11
INDIAN jobs ROLL,
LOST WHILE EATING,
|SRETUR|VED To HIM

The patience of Job was sorely tried
and through his interpreter in the po-
lice court yesterday he told the story
of, a costly meal which resulted in the
arrest and conviction of Thelma Smith,
a negro woman.
Job Hoovi is a Pima Indian who
shrouds himself in typical stoicism
which well might pass for patience.
He was hungry yesterday morning, and
the little restaurant which Thelma
Smith runs at 1876 South Second street
proved inviting. Job could not speak
English, but by grunts and gestures
he managed to select sufficient food
to satisfy himself.
According to the testimony in po-
lice court, the restaurant woman was
very attentive in her role of proprle-
tress. She feared her customer had
not dined sufficiently, and in her So
licitude, took measurement of his waist
with her arms. Job wasn't in favor of
his self appointed stomach gauge, and
with a grunt disentangled himself and
departed.
Thelma Smith was busy sweeping a
little living room which adjoins the
restaurant when Policeman Blea ar
rived
where is the money you stole from
| the Indian?" he asked.
"'Clare to goodness, man, l doan
know nuthin' bout no Indian money,
| Thelma insisted.
| Then another look at the determined
| face of the officer caused remarkable
and sudden change of heart. Hurry
| ing to a fireplace, she reached into the
ashes and extracted a roll of bills which
proved to total $40.
| When the bills were shown to Jot
| in police court his eyes frightened
| slightly and his hand reached out. He
| identified the bills through his inter
prefer and as he Internationally made
| his way from the room, Thelma Smith
| turned her face toward the cell in the
city Jail which she will call home fol
| the next 60 days.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1919-10-11
BORN

A1GATLICH. To Mr.. and Mrs. Matt
Miatlich of 603 North First street, Oc-
tober 8, daughter.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1919-10-11
To OPEN GYM CLASS
FOR YOUNG WOMEN

Gymnasium classes under the direc-
ton of he Young Women's association
will open Monday, October 20 in the
Y. M. C. A. gymnasium. The classes
will be taught by Miss Margaret Hur-
ley of Phoenix high school and are
open to all employed women in Phoe-
nix and the term will continue for nine
weeks, disseminating during the Christ
mas holidays and resUming again
early in the new year
The class hour will be made largely
recreational, marching, folk dances
and games making up the larger part
of the program. Any employed girl
who wishes to enroll or wishes further
information in regard to classes is
asked to call at the Y. w. C. A. office,
127 North Central, telephone 1543.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1919-10-11

last night to all hunters that the sea-
son here will not open nutil the six
tenth. Hunters who shoot on the
fifteenth will be violating the law.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1919-10-11
FLOWERS

For all occasions. Fresh daily. Ex-
pert. up-to-date service. Latest ideas.
Arizona Seed and Floral Co.. $3.50 S.
Central Ave. Phone 4403-Adv. tt
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1919-10-11
DUCK SEASON DOESN'
OPEN ON OCTOBER 10

To hunt or not to hunt is question
that duck shooters, actual and pros
pective, must be careful to decide be-
fore they fare forth in quest of the
game this season. And according to
State Game Warden Joe Prochaska,
they must be careful they decide
rightly, for otherwise it might be I'M
pleasant
The duck season in this state, under
the Arizona laws, opens October Is,
next Wednesday. But hunters who try
to open the season on that date are
likely to find trouble, for according
to the federal laws on the matter, the
duck season doesn't begin until next
Thursday, October Is. And the federal
laws decide the matter
Warden Prochaska issued a warning
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1919-10-11
WATER REPORT.

Reservoir elevation, feet ...... 5000
Contents, acre feet .5SS,27OI
Loss. acre feet ................ S54
Elevation, year ago ........... 1870
Contents, year ago .......... 1920, 400
Water used, north side ........ 1920
Water used south side ....... 2S,76O
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1919-10-11
Local Weather Yesterday

deficiency in temperature yest4 day,
4 degrees.
Deficiency in temperature since the
first of the month. so degrees.
Accumulated deficiency in tempera-
ture since January l. III degrees.
Normal precipitation January 1 to
date, 6.17 inches.
Actual precipitation January 1 to
date. 75S inches.
Excess since January 1, Ia inches.
ROBERT @. GRANT.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1919-10-11

WANTED-A woman or girl for
light homework; no washing nor fancy
cooking; homelike surroundings and
pleasant location, at $50 North Seventh
avenue. Call or Phone any time but
preferably after p. m. $50 North
Seventh avenue, Phone 1877. bg
FLOWERS
For all occasions. Fresh daily. Ex-
pert, up-to-d date service. Latest ideas.
Arizona Seed and Floral Co., $3.50 S.
Central Ave. Phone 4403.-Adv. tt
Use The Republican Classified Pages
for results-Read for Frofit.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1919-10-11
WEATHER FORECAST

Arizona: Saturday fair north, un-
settled south portion; rising tempera-
ture. Sunday generally fair and
warmer.
Colorado; Saturday fair and warmer;
Sunday partly cloudy and warmer.
New Mexico: Saturday fair north,
unsettled south portion; warmer.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-12-10
WHEELING SENDS
SEVEN RECRUITS
Sergeant P. B. Cunningham and HIS
Force Arc Always On The JOB
And Get Results

"Nhcu y -ScTNIr men r''Urn ana an
10 H.. rrlustnt,d ~ th. tinted S'hl'S
army il process that ih.l lin" IN" $'r-
vice." according :" Sergeant J.. u. cum
niurhaIu Of m. local r',rIr' ing once.
lnt.lli-.r."r hiil,liu.. rlr' ono" j. "r"
rr th.. L., Lost "a ''". 49, ND S"IIi' nj
tho nl"utm.rS II tir.' I,r'. .r,Ir h" found
about III" hUIidiu% "'.""liN NIGH;
or day. They Ir. always ready 7" ans
M"r uri, "''"nS "r =" ''lIi ct tn" way l0
aid any on" " Iu de- -. : infUrnai Iru.
The "Mi,- - headquarters for nll ~
scr, :c,. u,r lrL IL. q. hight in lIst"u-
lnG To- to-. tubes ~ ih'. amy aS told 10y
ih. cIf''f"r' - rI'dnl.
Tn" i"iI"w ruL M'll known young m"m
or N" Wh""ijrG district haS" just
passed jh.. ..Nnrnl.niIrr and hay" been
accepted for ,.rNIr" J., in"i" Sam.
William AUTH las h'.H IN >"rN IC" be
for.. and Was "u" Of IN" lads wh" went
into N,Ni"o a short tim" ~" 10 search
for SIilllS gang who w"r" holding I.
s arr"pIan" mon. Tn" list and the
pla"" Of :"SIdcn"" and IA" service they
wcr" allurf"d Ia H. aS follows:
Owen t.. Wilson. Woodland. quarter
master corps.
Albert !. H"nry. Wh""!inE, infantry.
Panama canal Xrn"
I..nuird j. D"hus. Nh""linr. coast ar
till"ry corps Panama lanai I0no.
William T.. .Iuruhs llar .IGhurw. Pa,
infantry. IarnimH Iruai ""rr'.
NrIh"uy ". M"Mnruil. Wh"ritrE.
m'Lunl ~ parlm"nl
Herr! r. Ntw'll. Elm ';r"vr m'dical
Department.
WlIam {. Auth. VIE, ling. ,u"diral
department..
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-12-10
S|ST1NE CHOIR
IS DELIGHTFUL
SINGERS FROM ROME THRILL
COURT AUDIENCE WITH THEIR
UNUSUAL SINGING.
Audience Was Small, But Enthusia SIN OF
Their Hearers was Unbounded.


} Tho four singers of tn" sist!n" chapel
! Choir Of Rome All'SSandru 'iabririii.
soprano; Luigi Gcntill!, coutralt": EAio
tnchu!. tenor. and Augustus Dos san
, tos, buSSo, accompanied by Albert Cam
: iii, gave n unique concert al tn" Court
, th"atr" last night, which stands ALTO
C"thcr in a distinct class of its own. 50
far as anything musical which has ever
h"rn heard in Wheeling. or for that mat
= ter III the United States, is concerned.
: As Americans. We arc not accustomed 10
hearing sopranos or C0ntraltoS. except
among the feminine element. and strange
rs il may seem to hear dulcct soprano
and conlralto tones "manatinG from the
Threats of men. it was most pleasing.
! especially AZ the tenor and baSsn formed
) such Complntc and harmonious ensemble.
d The remarkable blending and unity OF
/ the four voices has surely never been
y cXCellcd here. and the probabilities are
that they have never been in any way
cQualcd.
J Though tho audience was small, they
y To 4 great extent, made up for the lack
Of numbers by great enthusiasm, tn" ap-
rlauSc after each number being hearty
! and prolonged. Tho singers responded
/ formally and graciously but gave no en-
! cores, uS III" program was rather long.
! The selections which made up the first
half Of the program were all Of rcll-
gi"us nature. being taken from the an
vlCnt and modern Italian school OF COM
pOScrS, the modern being rather in the
asCcndinCy. ono number which is typi-
cal example of the modern church music
was 80 Sacrum Conrivium." by IcroN,
the master Of music at the SiStine Chap
. H. who at present directs the choir. 1t
Was composed for ConSistorial c~rc-
mony, at which the rcd hat is bestowed
upon newly elected cardinals. and is rich
in the beauty and dignity Of the musi"
| which H. typical of the church. In this
: section Of tho program tho quartet APP
pCarCd wearing the customary rcd ami
. white caSSoCk of the Vatican choir, but
for tho latter half of tn" program,
, which WAS devoted to modern Italian
classics they wore the regulation citizen
full dress.
! Tn" latter part OF IN" program. which
/ was devoted To classics ut the modern
; Italian school, was diversified. dcscrlp-
I tive. romantic and even humorous Sclcc-
tions were brought out. Perhaps tho one
piece which most showed IA" Quartcts
!, ability IN descriptive music was COM
position by Muller ell ritorno del greg
&C" (tlir return OF the Sheep. IN which
tho sound Of the bell worn by the sheep
rinklcd through tn" song. being carried
by tho soprano and ContraltO in an ci-
feet which WAS startlingly realistic.
After leaving hero the SiStnc quartet
will continue their trip - New YORK.
where they expect Ia finish tn" tour with
n conccrraI tho RitE.Carlt"n, on Dec. -.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-12-10
Eve Specialist and Medical Author
Report on Wonderful Remedy
To Strengthen Eyesight


clear can read even fine print with
ont gIasscs.' Another who usej .
soys. 81 was bothered with eye strait
c,usod nv overwork. tired eyes when
inJurcd fierce headaches. / have worn
rinSsrs for several years. both Tor as
lance and close work. and without theI,'
7 could not read my own name ON on
chine before me. can do both now
and have discarded my long-distancc
glasses altogether. can count. thC-
fI,Ittcrins leaves on the trees across inc
have looked like a dim green blur to me.
4't n.nnot cI press my Joy At what 1t has
done for me.
r is believed that thousands who
rnor classes can now discard them In
reasonable time and multitudes more
will be able to strengthen ueir ~ -
+, W. - 70 he spared the trouble and expensc
ever ss su!c4iDt Gtasse may b @ondsr
FnI,w benefited in this easy manner. GO
70 any drug store and get oo'tiS "i
Bon-Opto tablets. Nsso!Ee ono ,s a
from two TO four times . day: You
Sbnm1d notice your eyes clear up Percep
iih1y right from the start and Inlia-
mation and rcdness will quickly oisap
pear If your eyes potne toS S .t.ns to
/ a si,rn' them now before It Is too late.
/ Sit.o bnnniessly blind might have
s nS their sight II they had cared Tor
; their eyes in time
! NOTE: Another prominent phyAd.a - ". u'
| ,hor. article was submitted. said '1e 0e tbcn
0pto prescription is truly = vondefu % roody'
I 80, .,,<-tuent ingredients arc we'll known - e"'-
KS ".. .r,,i,,is,s and widely prc01ibed ~ them.
~ used i. very successfully in ny own prscae'
l ,,.,,s ,rbc.c eyes were str1ined thrcugA orf-
! .ort or misflt SIassrs. It 10 one o. TIE ~ 1e'
/ preparatlons feel should be key O A1na !"
~ va In almost every family" Bou-Ovto fefere
! - -. !, no, 4 patent medicine or secTes rem
w T. Is an ethical preparation. he fofnuia %
sN s' ,.r,sd On the pset,se. mo nAaufassar'r'
s,,rantcs it To strengthen eJesifht par cant IN oo'
| w ~ ..d undsr ruAranty by an rood druSnH'
81 This city including C. H. Gnos Co
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-12-10

..;oos wcre attended by representatives
and cyccutives Of the Moose lodge OF
1he ohio Valley Trades and Labor AS.
TN snn,biw and the District Carpenters
,,,'imm while the Elm Grove carpenters
SIm;nn attended the services IN oooE'
~ s.ryices we're conducted by HeV =.
4. Rvlnr. Of Pittsburgh; Rev. q 4 bE,
l%r If McMechen: Rev. AlPers, 81 tnr
Kim Grove Lutheran church, ana heE.
I;iscr, pastor of tho Elm drove a
Of God. Mrs. Robinson was tho organ ,
ist and Mr. Bannister sang = soo. o. =;
God Sang Asleep in Jesus" and shall
w. Meet" Interment was made IN the
family burying plot. in Stone ChISsn
remrtery. The pail bearers were Johh
Crandstaff and Walter Hahn, OF the
Elm Grove Church Of Cod II. w. Mest
and IL A. s. Carroll, Of the carpenters
Local, and Charles Nickerson ana sam
Sawtc!I, Of the Moose lodge.
Tho many beautiful floral triputes
which arrived at the late home oollns
the past few days were divided among
tho North wheeling: Bellaire CNy ano
Ohio Valley General hospitals; tnesS
tributes came from organizations ana
personal friends 81 the deceased and A.
tested to the esteem in wnlch no was
hcId by ali who knew him
Mr.. Nickcrson died in the beliaire
civ hospital on Saturday evening from
niIries sustained in fall from the
Miners Temple where he was acting as
Tnremnn. He was one Of the most
nromincnt labor leaders In this section
He was an ex-vice president OF the Ohio
Valley Trades and Labor Assembly AND
for many years had been business q gent
for the Ohio Valley District carpenters
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-12-10
TULSA INTERSTATE
; VICE PRESIDENT IS
! GUEST OF HONOR
". o. Allison. OF Tulsa, Entertains $50
Stockholders in Honor OF
r. J. Dickson

An elaborate banquet was give, 'tS'
syeninC for the Shareholders or 't'
Tulsa Interstate Petroleum COMPANY
hf Tulsa Oklahoma. At the !I"S"'
Hotel. with about $50 present.
: This reception was given a arc
we'll reception 10 Mr.. +. J. DICKSON. OF
the Island. who will leave soon |" t3N"
nm his work at the main once 81 XII
c5mpany as vice president.
Among the distinguished guess "'rT
w O. Allison. president Hnd E"nrVa'
manager OF the company. NJ. ant Mrs.
c. W. Cole and Miss kll.inn Al! "t iut-
sa. Okla. Mr. cole has IN" IiSNn''I"l
or having bought the first share IN me
barent company Of th' EILSo iu'r'
state Petroleum Tompany-The Scot-
fish OIL. Gas and Refining tonpanH.
Mr.. and Mrs. Col" arr making tour
Of the east and timed thor tr!p. ;" as
10 include this c.:y the day az IN" pan
ouet. Mrs. Cole acted "a inspector gem
eral of the affair. and was ably aSS!Sted
by Miss KNhoa. Til" latter ~ the pri-
yate secretary OF Ny. Allison. and ar-
coriinc 20 a statement issued by HIM -
the general boss OF everything per
tanning to the Office-eyen when l am
around"
Many addresses were made By. tae
president. vice president and Stockhoid-
ers Of the company. in which th'! dwSIS
particularly on the wonderful work OK
the company.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-12-10

New York Or Smith. well known
r,. specialist. and DR.. Juikins, a Mas
>uchusctts physician and medical au-
thor. make the following reports after
a thorough test Of n popular remedy Tor
The cyrs:
SAYS pr. Smith: "Wh"u my attention
Wls first called t. Il vas in'iih'u ~
b.. Sknpti"al TEui it = i rule "' NM :"
CIV" every now treatment 'hhhc',
prove it's value. Having Sp"'ih 'H'h ~,
..yc ,vorI, for many wears. feel dua"-
lied 10 express an Intelligent "FinI" ca
remedies for Ia" eyes. SIn"c 'N'S ~
has created such = sensation W''''.'',,
ed the opportunity I" test H. NJ
year ago and am frank |" say ~" :
some or the results I hAr" a"c"mp!lSnr"
with Rnn-Drtn not only a~lnntSh ny
snIf, but also other physicians WIN
whom I hay" talked about ~. ana az
yisc every thoughtful physician ~ CIV
ian onto ,hc sam careful. trial haN!
and there is no doubt III my mind lIh1
he Will como /" TIA" conclusion ! nav
that il opens IN" door for IN" cure VI
many 90, troubles which nay" L"r',,",
fore, been difficult 1" cope WIN. ','
had individuals Wh" hnv" worn gas,
Cnr years It'll m" they hav" nISr"nH'"
with them through the uS" Of B"n-'Pt",
In my own prncti"" nav" sen "a
strengthen th" "y"-SiEht NOR man 20
nrrCcni in ono weeks ;lm". hi'' 80.
mso,I II with surprising results in 'asrS
Of w"rk-strninri "y"s. pink "N", i IT.
famed lids. rararrhal '"mjHnriLvI,''"'@s'
smar,ng. rriuful aching, ii"hTr "nr t,
cycs wrat'u"d from colds >In"N"' sun
dust and wind. wai"rI "NrS. H'H''i,H
sinn and. in rar,. many other conditions
I"n nmmornua rn ui"nri"n in This r"porf:;
\ new and striking caS'' maj mas !"ns
been brought 90 my attention - lna' ~
n girl !! y'nrs old. Tw" rr,lh.nr'r r ~,
Inn ,;.r,d.d according /" h"r father.
thn T' in W'' " ' +" sav" IN, sight Of her
riCh, go. IN" l"f' must be- rrm"'rnu,
While awaiting m opportunity Tor t9 ,.
"p"rn' i"n nud Sill und"'lhrL rs !" ~
Wisdom. hoI father Wa i".d II "y"'"
l., -, L,rrI IN rqr Eor-Dpi". In Loss
.,h,n :hrr, days II marked improve mont
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-12-10

was noticed. At the end OF wrHk M
inflammation had almost diSaPpe'Iuou,
AMI AT tn" end Of six weeks INC rst ~
pronounced saved. Just mink VIC VIC
hrrlo s.rl. Another case IS that OIL ON
l,d,. o. wears old. She cam" I" me WIN
dull vision and extreme I'M animal ''i'
Of tn" lids and tn" cpnJunctiNa va I'm
mos; raw. After two weeks use Oh q
onto the lids were absolute nor mo-
and her eyes arc as bright as '''A'
girl Of IL.
DR. 1udkins. Massachusetts PhySlciS ~
AMI medical author. formerly Chlet %
clinics IN the Union General HosPI,n
Boston. Mass. and formerly housC Tar
room ~ the New England Eye ana Eai
Infirmarv Of Portland, Name says
"I rayn found oculists too prom" 20
operate and opticians too Willie ~ the
scribe glasses. while neglectinH
simple formulas which FORM the pa :,
nr Bon-Opto. which in my OPINION nd
remarkable remedy for Inc cur" Tic
prevention Of many cy" dlSorucIS'
success in developing and strenSt hril,. :
~ nvssight will soon make eye asses
Old IA shioned and the use OF l5on-',p,t"
no. COMMON MS that of the t0nth nrus.i
an, thoroughly convinced from my IN
pnrirncr with H"n-ppto ma nor
Str, ugihcn Tia" "E"S'gh' Al I'am, in
:. ~ in on" weeks tim" in many ~"
$tanc"s."
Victims MANY sE" Who an" Wear S!T:5 ss
E,rs =" Smith and Judkns here is .n rea,
hnt,r ana help for them. Man! VIZ" Nd
VIZ were failing say they ra nmSr rka IIS
heir eyes restored by th,a ,ror.n class
remedy and many who once wore Gnc
49, say they have laid them aside. o"'
| man SAYS after using 1t:
/ Il was almost blind. Could no, Or.
:, =, "a al all. Now ! can Rad ever! .
i hing without any glasses ana ny tEev
do not hurt any more. ~ ~ ht ,bc,. feel
,inm al, IN" Tine. It was like miracle rae
I ,' mo-" \ lady win" used it SAYS: LINE LINE
,unnsph,rc seemed hazy with or VIII VIII
m,t Glasses. but after using ms pr
! sept ion f.: IL days crer!'h'hs "
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-12-10
RIVERSIDE MEN
Call ISSUED For Meeting Fhurs oaS
Afternoon of Union Men For
Blue Ribbon Hall.

ri u has been issued for meet
me-. o.. =. :, un.ru u'.u formerly employed
-. tic ;:f,crsid, mill 1T H"nwood to at
,..,.I , special called meeting nj me
I:I.,. l;ihl,m ha}1 E.nw""d. on Thurs
= .,!,.ri,.,"u at ~" O'Clock:
rn. ,.lI NaS ISSUED ~ i'hry 10y
Lui. I,ui.S McIl'ury. vice preSl-
T. -. INA I."rzv Beaver. secretary OF me
.,.,riZ,,i,r Tic call does not state
3. r,lrrr...,. rt III" meeting.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-12-10
BUICK STOLEN
Louis Marschner Loses Machine From
Parking Place on Twelfth Street.

The Buick touring car belonging 10
Louis Marschncr Vas taken yesterday
from the parking space along Twelfth
street. while the owner was in tho Nc
Lure hotel on business. Mr. Marschner
had drawn the car up clos" to the curb
on Tn" south side Of the street between
Market and Chaplinc and gone inside
for q few moments. In less than half
an hour he returned to find that his
car was missing. Tho matter was re-
ported to the police bur not hing was
learned concerning the affair last night
BUY WAR SAVINGS STAMPS
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-12-10
S7R|KE OFFICIALLY CALLED OFF
It THE CARNEGIE STEEL PLANT

Inc p"rccntaG" Of production ""o
employed in other steel cehteFs'
Members Of this committee VINO III
r.rvicwcd Foster. made thclr ftpo'
last nights mc"ting. Thr ca''ins va
in" sirik" Immediately Followed
TIA, ln,rilig"ncrr is also informed .n,o
, ,,r,niilr. WIS named ny the 'arhesre
,uoI,,rs tn rnll upon W. q Carn"i''ii'
SUD, rinr.nlcut "f IN" H"liair" P'hn'' W
i,y r.gar,iIng resumption ~ Wolh'
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-12-10
MCPHERSON FUNERAL
LARGELY ATTENDED
Victim of Bsllairs Accident Is Laid TO
Rest With impressive
Services.

In,ur.~-r,, Cun,rnl services wGr" h"In
at"rlay at;"rm""n for me la," To-
irnrlrr \i..L,r-,,l at IN" family h"ntr
in Elm II"!ghl@. Elm Grove. IN" ser
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-12-10
CUPID GETS LAZY

y,.,iorda, was III" first day for
....,',l,s ,har ,rn ono applied ut tho Office
. ,'nurry rnrk J. II. Wells for license
o., ,,.i. Whether this can l." blamed on
...,.r has NOT yct been tCHred out.
- d, - {, rain That cupid was asleep
. ,. r.i:.. Las: month tn" number of
rr,n..- Licensees :-IN"u out was far
. :ti>nr,r. ct IA" usual demand and up
g, - Yesterday this month WAS also.
-. il up. Yesterdays poor hitting in
-. pinch,s will tax" down Cupld'& bat
,ug average for III" month consider
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-12-10

The greater the necessity FOR CsvinB
Tho greater your opportunity to use
Tho IntelliGencsr Ws'.t Ada
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-12-10

Published by the price intorpr"tatiun
from the department Of justi"r.
The public will please take nntic,A tia,
Yellow Clarified Sugar Will probably h., q"
tion. We wish 70 repeat that this sugar "
pound. We do not annouuC" u fair selling
It Is actually here AMI y" have m" rN:"l
incnt VIC ar" giving the public III" hrn' ~
they Will b. guided accordingly IN making
TIL" meeting t. be held at Charleston
and attorney general. will he attend 4 ny
minist rat ion and by every member Of ctr
{ fort viii be made to Co-"p"rat" IN all p
what II is now attempting, and proposing.
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vegetables, there Is a gratifying decline j
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CHILDREN'S ROCKERS

We arc showing Il particularly com
pIetc line OF lockers for the little folk
this holiday scason-built OF hardwoo
TO withstand tho wear and tear childrc
usually give such an artiCle-and the
make presents that youngsters vii
thoroughly enjoy. Come early while III
stock is complete.