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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-07-10
Un nuevo Barba Azul en- Paris
Amor hipnotismo.-Mujeres ninos desaparecidos.-
Un proceso ruidoso.-Numerosas fechorias del
criminal, que llama Henri Landru

supuesto aristocratico dc Louis Fo-
rest de Barzieux. Daba flores a ia jo-
vencita, mientras que la tia, de mas eX-
periencia, mas madura, rccibia aorigos
de pieles vinos delicados Y raros
Finalmente, hace ahora un afio, Ian
drl invite la Mile. Fauchet ir una
lie sus residencias de campo. La tia hi
o objeciones con delicadeza lablo oe
lue pensaba marcharse de Paris, va
Iue Paris era un lugar peligroso debido
los ataques aereos de los alemanes y
mas atn. por los del misterioso canon
lue dio en- ser llamado Big Bertha.
asi Landru decide uevarse a la tia,
n lugar de la joven sobrina. Acept6
lQuela, dejando a su sobrina Ell casa
lie unos amigos.
Sc supo despuss que esa senora Sc
,evo un cato blanco y negro cue que
Ia mucho. Y cuando en- la estacion Sc
Iespidio de una amiga que deseo acom-
>afiarla, la viuda Annette Pascal dijo:
No Sc ~ que me pdSd, pe1O CeASO ME
10. " Desde entonces no Sc volvio
'aber nada de, ella. Mas ahora Sc ha
iescubierto ell cuerpo del cato blanco
y negro, que fue enterrado en- el jar
lin de una de las casas de Landru.
Esas aventuras de Landrd han ten do
)or 10 regular un fin semejante.
POGO dias despues de la desaparici6n
la viuda. volvio a Paris Sc llev6
0dos los muebles de esta.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-07-10
LA TIA TRIUNFA, AL FIN, DE LA
SoBRINA

Durante algln tempo existio treInen-
da rivalidad entire Ia tia y In sobrina.
Ambas Sc habian snamorado del "Bar-
ba Azul'', que viva bajo Ell nombre
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-03-11
For Rough, Wrinisied,
FreckIed, Pir,1pled Skin

AS March winds, flying dust and dirt.
are apt to iniure any complexion. tbs
information will be of special value T1ght
ish, don't use paint, powder or anything
else to cover 1t up. Too often this only
emphasizes the defect Besides, It's
much easier to remove the disfgurem emit
with rdinnry m ercolized wax. Applied
nightly, the wax will gradually remove
ness, red or yellow blotches or any sur
face eruption. Tho affected cuttoie fs
n,sa ms.is ea sd o bsysutif sSin
beneath is brought wholly to view.
Ask the druggist for one ounce OF mer-
colszed wax and use this like you use
cold cream Remove In morning with
soap and water, Many who have tried
this simple harmless treatment report
astonishing results.
If bothered with wrinkles or farrowe.
. wash lotion made by dissofvfng. an
ounce of powdered saxoIite in a half
pint Of witch hazel will prove wonder.
fully effective.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-03-11
Picture of Health

Could Nature have taken you for her model
Suppose you study yourself in the mirror Of
the present and compareyour looks. your feel.
ings and your condition with the general
characteristics Of this picture Of the human
body in perfect working order. all parts Of
which are sound. well organized and disposed.
performing their functions freely, naturally.
If you fail in any single point Of resen-
It's imperative, then. that you look to
means to rebuild your strength. energy and
vigor-to bring your body up to a normal
state Of efficiency in all of its parts.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-03-11
FEEL IT IN
Their BONES

rheumatic sufferers are highly
sensitive and easily affected by any
ssnange in the weather, they feel it
IN their bones.
rheumatism is the foe which
S'eais away the joy of life.
.Neutrone Prescription ss", the
Inherent remedy, has banished
winter terrors for all.
zach week more and more suffer-
..S IN all walks of life take
utrone Prescription 9o- and every
~. ~ adds more names to the long
as sse OF permanent cures. Co to YOUR
hhrnssist today and get a SOC or s100
.a,eu'e. 1t will repay you many
lines N health. Mail orders filed
On size.
McGrath Bros Drug Co., and lead
druggists everywhere.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-03-11
AlrpIanes as Junk.

CHICAGO, March 11.-Secretary
Baker has denied knowledge of any
plan to sell airplanes as junk. H
was In Chicago last night with Chief
of Staff March on a tour OF army
camps.
Il have heard of that story" said
Baker 81 know nothing about it.
General Menoher in charge of air di'
vision has made no recommendations
to me-"
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-03-11
Ssrike In Cuba

WASHINGTON, March 11-Strik-
ers at Havana, Cuba, have rejected
the award of the Cuban president
r-.~~n ~ t,-~s- $780, = -r-r -,
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-03-11

spreading Sugar production is being
curtailed and United States interests
are affected By this, the advtces
st~t- Y, -.r------- -.~--r-.f''
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-03-11
Z horpe Eeat White.

UNITED Press Leased Wine Service. ]
PEORIA, Ill, March 11.-Harvay
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-03-11
MobiIizins keokuk in a Hurry.

and passing the word from Elk to
Elk, there was assembled the band,
large number of Elks and the
city council at Sixth and Blondeau
streets.
The Elks carried their flag hori.
zontally behind the band, and the
mayor and city commissioners led
the procession, with Lieutenant John
B. Bentley and Captain F.. c. Over
ton Of the G. A. R., with his flag.
AS they marched down Main
street, the people on the sidewalks
turned and moved en- masse toward
the union station, where the large
esplanade was filled in fifty. Not
many women were there, because
not many were down town at that
hour.
Where the Pretty Girls Come From.
A bevy of very pretty girls from
Warsaw came up on the interurban
car, conveyed by Father Francis
Cleary and John Giller, representing
the city down the river. Asked
whether it was an organization, one
of the girls replied:
"Just sisters and friends and so
| forth of the soldiers"
When the train arrived and after,
!
Keokuk band, mayor, crowd and pro.
gram The Knights of Columbus as
sembled at the station and marched
uptown from there, the program be-
| ing procession to Seventh and
| Main streets, and some talks Of well
! come at the city hall, before the car
! for Warsaw left after o'clock. What
| really happened was this:
| Girls Captured the Parade.
| The long train pulled in slowly,
/ stopped, and the civilian passengers
| alighted and forced their way through
| the mass OF people. Then a soldier
4 came down the steps and alighted in
! the arms Of one of the pretty girls
and was kissed in one time and two
motions, as the tactics say. Another
khaki uniform came out of the coach
and another girl welcomed her sol
der boy home. This was repeated
about ten times.
A little semblance of order for the
march uptown was made by the
council, John c. Scott and the off
GERS getting in front of the band.
! with the Elks and knights OF Column
bus behind It. But the soldiers
marched at will, each with a pretty
girl on his arm, and sometimes two
holding his two arms, with others in
reserve BY the time Second and
Main strets was reached, the off
Gals, organizations and band were
over a block ahead Of the soldiers
and girls, sauntering rather than
marching up the hill. chattering and
twittering. The Warsaw detachment
took the interurban car home, sol.
diers and girls in perfect agreement.
The Guests Of Honor.
The men were members of the
Saith ammunition train. There were
ten from Warsaw and three from
Hamilton. Eighteen from Warsaw
left together last April, and ten OF
them came home together nearly a
year later. They were at San Diego
Calf, and spent most of their six
months in France at Angouleme. The
armistice came two days before they
were to start for the combat zone
They were discharged at Camp
Grant.
!. Those from Warsaw arriving last
evening were George Raich. William
Longhorst, Walter Gillers Henry
Berger, William Cranshaw, Cyp1ien
Crum, Frank Johnson, Hubert Rose
William Riley and Fay Barber.
Those from Hamilton were Mat
thew Durant, Ernest Athey and Ar
thur Mcclellan
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-03-11
When the Suburban City Tsiephonsd
IL Request, keokuk Mebilixes
Within an Hour and Goes
to Station.
GIRLS CAPTURE DIVISION
City Council and Big Band and Elks
and Knights Of Columbus and
Crowd Routed by Bevy
Of Beauties.

Keokuk turned out last evening In
a hurry to show its friendliness to
Warsaw by doing special honor to
some soldiers from the other city
who arrived home from overseas.
The big Keokuk Concert band, the
city council, the chairman OF the
Lee county exemption board, the
Elks. the Knights of Columbus and
about thousand unattached Keokuk
people went to the union station and
gave a royal welcome to the soldiers.
who were also met by delegation
from Warsaw.
It was o'clock when Mayor LOT
ton received telephone message
from Warsaw telling of the coming
of the soldiers and asking that keo-
kuk do something to welcome them
as they arrived on the $40 o'clock
train.
Keokuk did.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-03-11

round light weight bout here las
might. 1t vas a tame affair.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-03-11

arbitrate, advices from Cuba to the
state department reported.
The strikers have broken all fur
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-29

L,'lauurl Lillian N'l"ka. lh'n"r; h' -.
,u:,rtrru r!rd Arpl!cati"n hl'h tGr
Sentiment If gunr'iinn. i'"hd s'""'"P
MA and appr.,>"d. NIpuInln'hl h'""''
I,.r,.rs nrdrTri ami ISSUED.
E.,atr If l., "ls rrnSCh. d"'d: Au'h-
,,,iirmi,,d ,upy &C VIII and record OF PRO,
,',.Iiur. in Ono county. W. Va. hI"i
and at,plIratiuu m"G" L" admit l." r''"'u
IN Ihls cuIri. Record ordrr"d
r :. NIln-r admir-. az Hannah or,
d,,.d - William H'nrA fnri 81 At
I..tIIIrn in sell band /" pay dents Hnl-
du\ii. Sch"tulc II drhiS. M 'daN' Tor
,nnsIruriiNr ..rrII,' filed. serve" ON
rnu.rrsidrni defendants by pub .lratioh
ordered and rauS" continued. NAlN'r
nf summons ilrd h, defendants. Will
liam Henry Fort. Josephine Euh"riS"n.
I,ucrrtra MrEndrr" and ANN" b"rG@S".
I,nntc. l. r.. and flmd t. 'lark. minor.
ON motion a,cuunl ulrI h"r"In March
q .gl- Withdrawn and new partial a"-
count nl"d. Sci for hearing juno -,
lqIn Notice ordered and continued.
Estate of George l.. li"rn"r. dec q.
order Of private sal" "f personal proper
- issued sept. -. l?lA returned and
tiIcd uucNcrutCd FClIti"n for authority
In distribute stocks and note IN kind
nlcd with written consent Of dlstrlbu-
iccs Distribution IN kind ordered. Final
account tlcd, SGT for hearing Jun" -,
Ia1Q Notice ordered and continued.
Estate &C stephen C"nlc!. decd.
Proof Of publication OF notice of APP
pnintmrnt nl"d. approved and ordered
recorded.
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BETHESDA

Union Memorial service was held At
the EbCneZer Baptist church SUNDAY
evening. Rev. Maicr delivered the aG
dress.
Decoration Day services will bc hciG
here at the NJ. r.. church on May 30th
Muse will be furnished by the band
and together with the soldiers, Red
cross members and school children will
participate IN the parade. and carr!
flowers TO the fallen heroes Of the two
cemeteries.
TIL" alumni banquet was held at tho
Park Hotel on Saturday evening. Ecai
40 guests we're present.
Dr. Murphy and wife entertained Of
Monday evening. in honor Of the grsdua.
ting class Of Bethesda high. Thos,
present were the members and their
friends. The entertainment was in the
form Of 4 house carnival and banquet.
Funeral services were held here Sal.
urday over the remains OF Mrs. Grant
Smith, whose death occurred at tho farm
IlY home here on Wednesday. Mrs.
Smith WAS ~ years OF age and had beer
IN poor health for a number OF years
with Il complication Of disease. The i'm.
mediate cause Of her death being dropSy.
Sh" leaves a husband and seven children
orc son being in Germany. The commu-
rIly and homo has been saddrned by her
uI.l.m"ly death. Services were conduct.
Il 10y Rev. John Ellis, Of Bycsyillc. In
t"rment a. EbcncZcr
The funeral Of Mrs. Malinda Palmer
- South Main street, was held Saturday
81" was 81 years old. Services were
conducted by Rev. Bcvington. Inter
m"nt at Center cemetery.
Mr.. Harold Simpson. Of Camp Taylor
wa :. pleasant caller here, and attended
the Alumni banquet Saturday evening.
II, was home on a five days furlough
Mr.. and Mrs. Andy Jarrett arc visiting
MI and Mrs. d. L. Perkins. OF Maple
avenue.
Miss OTIS Perkins. OF Mt. Zion. spent
Sunday with her grandparents. Mr.. and
Mrs William Perkins.
Mrs Sdda Gratn"y was q shopper al
Wheeling Saturday.
Tho months old babe Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Edgar Glover, is seriously Ill with pncu-
nnuid.
Miss Edna Perkins is spending this
week with hrr sister. Mrs. Verne stone
brakcr, Of near Armstrong; Mills
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-29
SHADYS|DE

Miss Jessie Wright. Of Ailcd"nia. VINO
49,, h"n,, VISITING friends in 81. Glars
VILE. stopped her" yesterday TO sp'n" q
few DAYS with Mrs. cora Ilant"rd' OIL
olive avenue. bCfor" going /" her nom,
Mr. and Mrs Joseph Burkhar'. WI
60 To-day 10 Wnodsflnld I" spcnu 'Hc
end of the week with relatives
Mrs. calvin McKain, Of Lincoln a''.
nue., spent Tuesday with rela'iN'S d.
puwhatan. rr,,by-
The willing Workers Of III" Tresoy-
,cr,an church will hold Il bake sal" ms
afternoon IN tho Smith News STAND.
All business places Of tn" town WI.
IT,. closed Tomorrow IN observance VI
Memorial Day. The p"sto'iic" VIII open
nnIy during ihc usual holiday hours
Mrs Alta Long end Miss Nell" camp
hell were guests Of friends al fo""a'a'
on Monday. H. christian
church will meet This evening AZ 'h'
home Of Mrs. John J"fferS on No'''
Highland avenue. -
ossen Tribe II tho improved pro'F "l
IcI Mn cntrr'aincd visiting deiRht! IONS
f., ~ uunir. Martins Ferry and hilIoh-
ya)r Tuesday evening. Nearly ~" "s'''
hrs If IN" order enjoyed IN ri HII'tN'''
served after the ceremonial ""rN' '""''
", r., nlht,"i in tho room l'iI'''H 1890
IA ,Ir E.lnnnI ,uuh and the men ih"r-
.ughly enjoyed the supper ana soc'a'
hour. .,,
Mis-, Marjorir Springer. Of '"n'rai
avenue. went To-day ~ S"hr'ng !" Sp'"u
n. v",k rud with relatives.
\. F,sh aud daughi"r MISS f'u.a',a'
81 W.,f rrrllr.h street. Will Sp'hu l''
b,t,ir, with friends At G'owhaihh.
u,w l,$iuifI,r has been "stahi'shen
~ webb and John IrhnnShI, ih' grocer
has been arpnrnl"i POSTMASTER
Mr.. W. T.. james AMI !.ill" dAuEht'r'
,,,.s sarah. hay. returned from u WISH
,.i,h r,I,l.NrS at All Hnc".
Mis-. ,'rrriu" MrN,y. q: Rarn"FN'h''
returned t. her n, NJ" Thursday nti"r Il
,.rr with tn" Misses M"lii" ana I'A'N3
urNuIcn a; thrrr home south ~ town.
MISS Smith. "f Z"ra NJ. smith o.
MAS business visitor in Pittsburgh yes
irTdaI. ,, ..,,,,,.,,l
Ia. unlIr,rd many property %" n"rH ON
.rroIu u\ruuc. SrH'hti"ld street hEd
V.c.t Erri,-fr,' stree thf' ''"''"'
,.su,s must h" lai,: Oh tn" Sirr"t I'h'S'
MIR. Everett llr:N">. "f West f"r'''' u
street J. visiting relatives IN h''"''"'
r,r the remainder If ih'S Week.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-29
Common Pleas Court
NAN 0GaAa Ytlad

John Bradua VIZ. The Industrial Com
mission Of Ohio. Appeal.
LutlcIa Mercer VS.. Guy G. Mercer. Ac-
ton for Divorce.
Joe French VS.. Ellen French. Action
for Divorce.
Joe Grezczek VS.. The Industrial Com
mission of Ohio. Appeal.
May Donate Cannon
Tho following bill was introduced by
Mr.. Frank Murphy Of Stcubcnville, rep
rcscntativc in congress. The bill was
referred to the committee on Military
affairs and ordered TO be printed:
In the House of representatives
May u. 1919.
a Bill authorizing the Secretary OF war
10 donate to the city Of Saint Clairsvillc.
Ohio, ono cannon or ticldpiccC.
/. BE it enacted by the Senate and
House of Representatives OF the United
States OF America in Congress assem-.
bled. That the Secretary OF War be. and
he is hereby. authorized and directed 10
donate TO the City Of Saint Clairsvillc.
Ohio. one cannon or feldpiccc captured
by the American Expeditionary Forces
from the forces Of the enemy during the
present war,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-29

The three sons ~ Mr. md Mrs. {. l..
Dorer Of West Tw"nty-ih.rl street. arc
home at the present ''tn''. Corporal
Carl Dorer was discharged recently
after spending months IN IN" overseas
seryice. Sergeant Walt.r D"r"r mas
Just received his dischars" and IS h"'n'
from Camp Sherman. wh'I" 'a'ta."
Richard Dorer. who WAS in tn" front line
vrcnchSSS-.c los days md ~ much o.
SSr4RgMing is spending furlnugh at
ms home. CAPTAIN "D,ck" : former
High school student and later entered
West Point. Army official, want him
70 take a majors commission and 70
main in the service for nine more
years.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-29

Our Prices on Awnings Interests You
wheeling Tent q Awning Co.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-29
RaalfY neAdl TilAd

Gilbert II. Jemrec 10 Catherine Z. Jcn:
rec. Land in Pease TIP. $40.
Mihalry koracs TO Carabe George.
South half Of lot SSS in Martins Ferry
$40.
Charles +. Rothcrmund and Etts
R"thermund TO Clara Wallace. Land il
Martins Ferry. SO.
Mamie Dixon and husband 10 Maud6
Hays Fcrtney. Land in Pcasc TIP. $40.
Emery Ester and Grace Ester 10 rs.
tclla Flynn. Land in Richland TIP. $40.
Wesley Osborn 10 Emma Bodc Allison
Land in Pcasc Tp. $4,000.
William WarnoCk and wife to Annie
Cocum. > acres in Smith TIP. 5000.
J. {. Gabci and wife TO H r. Fortncy
Land in colera;n TIP. 5000.
Alice II. Lewis ct al TO David c. Van.
curen. Land in Flushing TIP. 81.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-29

NJ publication Of notice Of appointment
nlcd. anprol cd and ordered recorded.
Application by Edith q. Clark foi
Mothers Pension. 49,,
Estate of George w. Bright; decd
Notice Of probate returned ana nico en-.
dorscd with proof OF service. Testimony
of witnesses taken. reduced to writing
and mold. Will admitted TO probate anu
record ordered.
Estate of Cook DanfOrd. decd. Clta-
liun ordered and issued to widow TO
make election under Will and continued.
Estate of Ada l.. kimcs. decd. flnai
account filed, set for hearing juno 20.
Notice ordered and continued.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-29
Divorces Granted

Tho following divorces were granted
in Common Pleas Court on Wednesday:
Andrew Petsehauer vs.. May Pctsc.
hauer. Divorce granted defendant oi
answer and cross petition on ground Of
extreme cruelty.
Elsie Hcslop VS.. Howard Hcslop. Ek-
trcmc cruelty.
Samuel DiBclla VS.. Mary DiBella. Ah-
ultcry.
Amelia Bradley VS. Peter Bradley.
Wllful absence
Anna Frances Ross VS.. William H.
Ross. Willful absence.
Margaret A Wiley VS.. Thomas Wiley
Adultery.
Cases continued: Peter Shuman VS.
Emma Shuman: Charles w. Ullum vs.
Blanch l.. UllOm: Lillian SchFimpf W
Casper +. Schrimpf.
Cases dismisscd James W. Rogers vs
Rhoda Z. Rogers; Melissa Davidson vs.
Charles Davidson: Elizabeth H. Sikora
VS.. Michael H. Sikora
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-29
Last Memorial for @. 4. =.

cundurl"d 10y IN" local post NJ The q. y.
t.. veterans Will hc held tomorrow morn
InE. and all uf the members ot the va
rIous patriotic societies IN the city Will
participate. The Veterans " the World
War have been requested I" meet al tho
corner II Hanover and Fourth streets
tomorrow morning n O'clock, dressed
in full uniform. The men have been
urged 20 turn out 10 show thor respect
for tho veterans Of the former war. The
Younger veterans Will have charge Of all
Memorial day exercises IN future years.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-29
New offloern ELECTED.

Tho state convention of Senior Nc
Chanics closed here yesterday. Officers
for the ensuing year were elected as
follows:
CounciTlor-J. W. Giffen. Bridgeport.
SccretaIy-Frcd Johnson. West Mid
diCion.
Trcasurer-H. c. Callahan. Cambridge.
Inductor-J. IL Caldwell. Brilliant.
Examiner-W. +. Yearin.
Inside Protestor-A- b. Eggerman,
Bcllairc.
Outside Protector-Wm. McGrail.
Chaplain-E. +. Harlan. Blue Rock.
Representative to the National COun-
Gill +. Lee
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-29
want Referendum vote.

tn" Socialists Of Bcllalr" are circn-
la;InG petition At the present time
ask ng for a referendum vote on the
ordinan," passed 10y city council re-
Gently which prohibits public meetings
without first securing a permit from the
mayor and giving the purpose for hold
ing IN" meeting. A copy OF tho petition
being circulated hrs been filed with city
auditor MCGaughcy.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-29
Meeting Tonight,

A meeting Will be held at the FIN hall
on Belmont street this evening Of 'h'
team rn"InbcrS and team captains for III"
salvation driv" in Belmont county. tn"
uuota for the county IS sloOn". Tn"
date for making tn" canvass Will h" de-
tcrfnincd at ioniEht's meeting JudG"
Charles J. Lynch is the chairman IN
charge Of the county soliciting team.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-29
Soldier Notes,

Lawrence Houston. son Of Mt ana
Mrs. W. q. Houston Of Rose I'M. WAC
was IN many II the big European hat
ties. writes his parents that he is now
in Ireland
Ernest liiffln has received his dis
charge from service and has resumed
his position al the First National bank
John Guy torhCtt writes friends that
hc is still AZ Mayrn. Germany. a num-
her Of other Bcllalrc boys are tncre
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-29

Tn, .nuIiaI htmuui at tn 'ntlnWrS
nr Ih, Martins Ferry I'iHh S'h""l
tInnuI N~~"rlat!nn. Will l." n"lH ~ 'h'
:. I.rlre. umt "f n" Elm troy" school
IT,, ldIrE tu-mnrruW evening. ana pFi'''-
,.tl> all IT The m''uh"rs "t III" a~s""'a-
.l,.,, ~ I'M. lIrInuy. hav" sIgnIfI'd their
.u,.;r.ru So h.. present. Wilbur Hcsl"p
has L.. ru selected ~ TIA" T"aStmNSl"r FOR
,a,.. ,,uIug. rui al ntcr' sting program
has l".su r'pHr'd
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-29
Euchre Party Successful.

Tho cuchrc party which was given IN
the hall on Hanover street last night
under tho auspices If ;hc members OF
tho local council Of tho knights of 90
lumhuS Was very well attended and sue
CCSsful. and a neat sum was realized
which Will he used to defray the en-
pcnScs of III" order IN the Homecoming
celebration for thus city which takes
place juno 20 and y.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-29
Arnnal nnnnunt of Alumni.

The annual banquet Of the Alumni
association Of the Rr dGrp"Tl h gu
school was held in the dining rooms u,
The First Methodist church III kirhW"'
last night with q large att"ndan'" -,
the members. Chester Frnr@eI "dS
the toastmaster for tho uCChsI"n ana
several interesting addresses were
heard. The banquet Was N charK" or
the Ladies' Aid society Of the 'hur'h
and was Il very enjoyable affair.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-29

The Socialist party Of H'!IhiF' Will
hryr :: iIgh"l IN the November rhr'loh'
hut It = Il sal" bet that ih'S Wi! Ho.
SGT mor,. Than Il MINIMUM nun'H'r I'll
,ulrS. Frank SiIdd Will ral: Tor mayor.
Erauk N"rum for president al r""hcI'
md !;ub. RI Ma,L"N tor city auditor.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-29
Tai, Entirely Empty.

There WAS again q blank IN p"!.''
cour, yesterday. ~ not II S'mEi" "ti""h"r
was arrested on any Chare" by IN"
members If the local p"lIr" i"rr". 'n'l
Mrt'onuaughy stated that tn" lail has
been cleaned and rcmCN at"d and - cay
IN firsl-cl;t:,S condition. should 1t h" re
pulr"d at any lIm" IN M future rs
place IF restraint Tor amy person.