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Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1919-11-08

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The emperor of Japan Friday rati"
fled the Versailles peace treaty.
DR.. Won Bethmann Hollweg, German
chancellor during the greater part of
the war, spent nearly two hours in
the witness chair Friday, in Berlin,
before the national assembly subcom-
mittee which is Investigating the war
The former chancellor said he sharply
condemned the submarine warfare, but
admitted the influence of Admiral Won
Tirpitz, General Ludendorff and Field
Marshal Won Hindenburg was SO strong
that the German people were convinc-
ed of its justification and followed
their generals blindly.
The maneuvers of the entire jap
anese navy, in which the emperor par
ticipated, were marred by an explos-
ion Thursday on the battleship Hyuga,
in Toxic Bay. Fourteen men were
killed and 80 injured.
O.
Inc merger OF CHo railway SySl0IA
of the republic of Mexico, Whach was
effected in 1908 under the admins
traUion of the late President Porfirio
Diaz, when all the railroads operating
in Mexico, including the Mexican Ma
tional line from Laredo to Mexico City,
were merged into what has since been
knowu as the National Lines Of Mexi-
co. is to be dissolved and the various
railway properties are to revert to
their former private owners.
Yaqui Indians in the state of Son.
ora, Mexico, are again on the warpath
and a campaign to subdue them has
been begun by Governor Adolfo de
la Huerta of that state.
Lieutenant Colonel John Cyril Porte,
former wing commander of the royal
navy air service, and inventor OF the
type of flying boat known as Felix
stowe fury" died Tuesday at Brighton,
England.
A large quantity of arms and am
munition intended for Portuguese rev.
olutionaries has been taken over by
the Spanish authorities at Alamedil-
la Park in Salamanca, about lis miles
northwest of Madrid, Spain.
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1919-11-08
FOREIGN NEWS.

Jules Develle, member of the French
senate and minister of foreign affairs
in 1898, died Friday in Paris.
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1919-11-08

DonaldqOnviIle. - In order to raise
money to assist in paying off the in
debtedneSs which remains on the
new buildings as a result Of adverse
weather conditions during three days
Of the recent South Louisiana Fair.
the citizens of DonaldsonyilIe have
planned to hold a big two-day festi-
val at the fair ground Saturday and
Sunday, November Is and 16, respec-
lively.
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1919-11-08

The emperor of Japan Friday rati"
fled the Versailles peace treaty.
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1919-11-08

Colonel w F. Tucker, retired, for
mer assistant paymaster general of
tho United States army, died Friday
at Hood River, Oregon.
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1919-11-08
STATE AND DOMESTIC NEWS.

Rescue teams Friday recovered the
bodies OF six miners who were en-
tombed in mine No. of the Yough-
iogheny and Ohio Coal Company at
Amsterdam, Ohio. near Steubenville.
All had been suffocated by smoke or
gas end had not been touched by the
fire which has been burning in the
mine since Wednesday.
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1919-11-08

PlaQuemine. - The assessment
rolls for the parish of IbervilIe were
flied with the clerk Of court recently.
Passed on one hundred per cent
valuation the total for the parish
shows $14,574.506 of property diytd-
ed into lands s9,143.304 and other
property S5.431, ,202 With a total tax
Of $$9,745.04 with 1850 poll taxes to
De added, the increase in tax over
1915 is $18,I3406.
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1919-11-08

Shreveport-News of the compile
ton of the largest oil we'll that has
ever been completed in Louisiana,
whether light or heavy oil, reached
Shreveport in a report of a compile
ton of GiIliland and Fosters Oakes
No. s in the east half of the south
vest quarter Of section 30-21-7 CIat-
borne parish, which, when gauged
was producing $4,000 barrels of high
grade oil per day.
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1919-11-08

Yaqui Indians in the state of Son
ora, Mexico, are again on the warpatf
and a campaign to subdue them has
been begun by Governor Adolfo d.
la Huerta of that state.
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GAINESVILLE

r.rEESEIll.E nhi". Sept -
Ni.s Eva \.dra I.r',E left t"inl '"i
- yh,r, visit With Mrs. r. \. Mntih""S
-, ,.,,nhridgc. u'Iin. Nrs~ carter NIL
attend the alfalfa banquet IN tAmhrl6E"
this evening. s, rtl
hard and t;rrtruG" I"rl"rh"Id. 90 'h'S
rlacr. Will attend The alfalfa "'hu'''
Mrs. Lillian XVI" left Y'er"rdtN for
ITttsburEh. Pa. I" enter III nEE''
T.rh. Shr Will TAX" c"mr.'t" course
III domestic science.
I,i, triumphant. "f 'i"nrysh ur-h, was
, ,.isitnr in town yesterday.
Arthur Twinem left i"da! Yer an
tom ohio. I" visit his SlS''l MIA, E"H
Evans. OF that plnr".
Mrs. G. VI. lI"rdw."k ana 'ii'l" *"I'
John. Of W"EL NAin street. ~ \'~i''hS
rcIolIy.S ut rnlumhT,.
Mr. and Mrs. Herbert M1t' h'I an"
roru,s sou. # - IiaISN lie, ""r" fiF-
TORS IN own rh' first Of tn" week
Mrs Scott Graves aud ,h''dr'h. 81
C'iucinnari haN" returned nom" alt'f
visiting relatives anh ir"ndS ~ TINS
place. ,,,
MISS Julia Hubbard. 81 South BROAD
way. has accept i a position u" tel
nrrnrhrr IN ilr law uflIr" "f W. O.
,'happrI and started upon ih" WORK
tho trst Of tho w"'k. MI<~ itmhhirh -
an, and rapabIa anL "li II" ""uht GIVE
.xcrllrui service. She GII" AZ a good
nns,tlrn !" nr,"r: h"i present not,
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p,"r.. ar NJ. very happy that =" 'h'nt'e
waS m:Li".
ono 81 our frou'u.ul ft"f"'r" - -
town had nc,',,sI"rl :" -, =" ~. "n' D.. .'i'
nf h,S farm t. I,.L ami '.rr'. ;'r .'.'..'
.hcrp. White ll.... /" ~ " .i:..''
...rtrrunhllr standing ~ tn >hI"r "'
~";.,,. tres HIS I!r,t ih"T-h; "t* d"
party nr hunters located for perhaps a
,ucrrr dinner but al ,nr"stiSht."n L.
found = lar.;" tour'n.; car bearing: =
Nest Vtrcini, i,rrn~". i"adri with his
peaches and apple. y" an" IT that TN"
appca rcd for the car. 30 he '@o% 'harE"
II h.s peaches ami apples and IN" mum
Dor 81 tho Icons" and II" doubt h" Will
lrcato tho Nnr'iCS.
Nr arI Mrs. sherman liav"rh"ld AMI
family have returned h"n" @!t"r 'hr""
wr"k'. lisi; among friends N n" West
Thry rnadr N" trip IN their c"r. ~
p> orland. and Ind The best IL '--'y"i re-
luck.
Tho marriag" Of Miss Alice ouran' Of
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A. ,,..l. >f,e,rre Of
'i,,,' ''".'. '' -, " :.',yr,i.,y ,.,..,,.
..,t ,,i, .r,.u,,i,y 49,.
>" ,,,..., =, IN. VI +,
t' ''".'h .! 49, ,'''' " ,I-
.'i I.'.'. .'i''' .'' ger "''',
'.,h& !.N"'f "tH - W., ,.,,,, M.,.
MI H'.i"'~ ''N'h':' NrS. i'n,"'. '
i'r.. MI N@-N fN O.. y"
!'iNii' .' ~ 80 \ " .N'''' - ~ h,
acquainted "t'h n'i'">l 'H'rH"n" }" ~.
,"'ru,uu.t'. p '.. go" ''E'%'h - an.
Etu" IT." 81 'Hl'r t'"'E H', "''" -
Nhnn* All ''@". iH' N""P'm "'''
lend lh'ir E E:rtH.s' "iiS- IL va
>":' :;..'ir i,,.G r."''' 't''' t''' N''u'"H
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-09-27
new VELIE CAR
IS A BEAUTY
veue Announces Tew SIX Des-Sn In
tirely Ditfercnt-Motor Burns Low
Grade Fuel.

a.
Til. Vein. Motors ""rr"rhtI"A 81 MO-
live rI1,r... announces u new N"iIc SIN.
80, ,,,,..,.,,,..,, ~ interesting. mas
TN" nnn"nn''h''h' - ~ c.r
much a. II I'i"al" i ~" 'H'
- car Nl"e' iin"S ar" mao" up "' pam
...,,.r,,.,.. ,,I,nd,Dg into another IN n rn"S'
, .,.,,.r
Waved from any anGl" IN now N''"
:. ,.-,,.,rr,. attractive. It's straI CHI :
.a,r hnJx and ,arcr:ng hood
hh".. ~ '''N ,,h-.nor mi, ~
gives ia" "N" Il '""I '''
h"nnrE from front ]" ''''' ,.
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CAMERON

law, l,I.r,t;or ~ nrnpIc from
,biS ,jtT ;,i!rndrh the Marshall county
yctrrnn's reunion at Muundsville.
nIJtcre Frn,~, about Cameron who wore
the blue. J. 4. Fitzgerald. =. :. Gal"n-
tine and ". NJ. Novel;. w"r" prominent
Seven PERSONS will he made sVpr"mciy
happy in thc IntclliE"nccrS AutomoDiie
Of thein.
nt"hjnson. of Norindsvilr. were. in
~ ,;ty nn business Yesterday
~ !! Bnnnr, il making "xtcnsiv"
alteration and repairs to HIS res d"n""
~" ,t,o- sc,...r.I weeks shut down for
r.,, NJ Iratorrni. vnrf mas b"'.u rc&urn-
, =" .r ~, IN morriar,. 81 Mir Samuel Chamh-
c-.' and Mrs, Narsissa Williams is an
I nr:r,'" in M"nndsville. wednesday.
10Th. rartics 10 me contract N" well
l,',nr"n hnr, ard h,yr a host Of admring
Hn''M1 ',,t n, ,.iil ~, nI,avcd 10 extend
'T,I,uS , wv rh"v will reside IN tho
nt'I', ,, : ,his civ where Mr.. Chamb-
,r. has i,y,;, finished building new and
hrn"ST"W" numEal@ 10 i;lor F,ston. was IN
II. w, !,ny '.,tcr5,rv a meeting Of
nc ny nossrI ,'| ~ T5Tration, Of WHEN BODY
h" is m" Mse 1,ucv Roucr Of Union
NJ anu Mr@i 80. 11'' IN IN" civ Yesterday
, r"Wi' W, NJ urL VI. David
ana are Eu'StS W I'm ~, nm auto
!'N%cFS' NY . ~ I;st,rrr in about
! moolie. coHrti.mE Iii yjSit friends here
tn DAYS; .nS wi ,rilI ,hcn no,or TO
fmr Nv m'S &C.,. ,hny viii spend the
winter. ,,..,o ,o,,, ,ar, Yesterday for
MTS. iiaII" Lu,." ,v;iI .prnJ some
JarksonDnrE:, VIZ CIV
Verne Moor" was "lIi ,as, ~ wnnk o- nc
Y. Inc !atI"r IHrs ~, -,n,hcr Mrs
count OF IN" lf"'n "a hn,r,. ,hrrr
Thompson. VINO Hlrn a. "r ,uos n| mite an
! last Sa'urday; ,I nrcn w door health
, SS ego Ivy whjIr, MIR. Monro" returned
! 10 his home ut this place YcSt"rdaN
M ,bc;r vacation with friends A.
En"ndhE uh''r
! burLrr, ',',-,,,cv ,s moving his ramilt
; ma. " Rnss property up String
'"w ,1. >,or-,,or;tc and Rcatric" cog.
! Misses VIZ. Ia orr guests ut the
icy, ., Mis- Margaret Crngan.
Al Ercl"s"n ~ r n'v' on ,nh m" south Side
| the iiNWaru n ~ i,rnwp Of Mounds
! htlorncS "ei,ces caller in the city
VIZ, ~
y"GtcTTo"IyG:b ,t,a,ch has purchased tho
~ arr ,or nrnncrtv NJ tho west md ~
| r. citv and will move his 'au!!y mi"
/ INC c,.S bort time
| IL ~ SSubitncr oF Chicago is n guest
III ho,na NJ Mr. and Mrs $. &. CHM
- l1aarr
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SANDY RIDGE, U.

Mr.. and Mrs. Car, ""rr *. # Tl'' ',1:.
v!llr. spent Sund7 VI" IT,
Nr and Mrs. s. \ ll.w ell wnr" guest
Of Mr. and Mrs. ! '''' ''uliH" ~ NJ
OIivott Sunday.
NJ, Hazel Mi"".'. + Bethesda. sp"nt
LAST week with 49, parents. Mt. and
Ms Rnss THvIr..,r 60" Union Ridge.
Mr.. Herman T"n'';t Of Barton. *r"nt
Sunday with Spcidt friends.
Mr. g. r. Naylor Of Mt Holly. has
ncrn seriously III ard is not improv'n ne
os rig friends would wish.
Miss Edna Scars was Il Wheeling 'is-
!to- "Wednesday.
! Mr. and Mrs. r. T. Fisher and family
wrrn business callers in Wheeling; We'd
Mr. and Mrs q. F.. wells. OF near Sr".-
del
Mrs C. T.. skinner and daughi"r. " 80
Lola, west Of Pnrrcsvillc. spent Friday
| with thn formers parents. Mr. nnd Mrs.
s =. Navlor. oF Nj. Holly.
Mr., md Mrs. Fr"d Bundv Of Tacoma.
VICE. business callers in Wheeling We'd
ncsday.
Miss Nat'1c Harris was tho guest at
hor sis."r. Mr.. Tipton. Of Barn"sTiil"
| Friday.
Mrs. Gilmore Cooper OF Mt Holly hHS
| been III for Some tirn".
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new ATHENS

NEW ATHENS -. &"i'. -" NJ
Ross Mcbride and VIE. Miss Lillian
Henderson. ~ Akron. OHIO, w"r' h"r''
over sabbath at III" hrmr Of Ms. t'.@-
abcth Norris
Miss Elizabeth Hughes paF'"A''h W.
home known rs IN" to"N pr"PF'H' -"
lated on wheeling street INC H'a' "'S
made last week and they viii "'crpy
cav. for , homo ~ the rar'y fall.
Mr.. william, Pa:Hin md VIE. OF $50
ring. o.. is here vsSitiCE; NJ inc nome
Of his mother. MrN. rI%r"''h IaS''".
Mrs. Anna Mc''ab" % chippewa l'"k"'
Is here visiting among h"r many friends.
Rev. Walters. VII" attended tf" an
nual conference az tn" VI. Y. "hurrh Al
Akron. OHIO. returned hnm" on saturday.
He Vas returned 10 New Athens and ms
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-09-27
Briefs

William l.. G""rL" atl"nd"d 'h'
Srnavra fair on ThnredHy.
Tho Wilson r"unr"u VIII hH h",d on
Sabbath a, The HON" "f Howard WI
kiuSun. H.. ,.,r,
lara or,.r a brirf visit ~ tho Gar West.
Mrs. M!chin",. Nj. mud Mr.. fnnrniaM
vaughn OF Bethesda. .r"u' "H% "N"nlns
This week with Mrs. W. {. ~ ,hrrs"n, !
Miss ,r:dna Bcwi"s spent ~" WICK -cnd
IL hnr narnr.s Mr. and Mrs r. q.
WnwIc@. &h" IS ,"nrh'ng in Flushing. .
r I, wiley Of ST cla'rSvillc Sp"n'
Wednesday, evening " ~ his TREND H.
I liar, al Wrirum" Inn.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-03-25
"rHE LITTLE PINK DEVIL"

To thr levers nf wholesome fun and 10
those who enjoy unusually eNcn!I'nt
singing. tho coming nf "'rh" Little PIhk
Devil" n thr Tnurl Wednesday matinee
and night. will be welcomed by ;hratrs-
Eocrs herr. This farce with music mas
been received rverywh"r" with Immnd'-
atc approval. II is just hrm'ul OF mos"
hearty laughs. comalirat;HS situations
and musical offering that always please
m audirncr 10 tho highest degree. Tine
rlnt Of thr play deals with Tho many
adventures If wealthy retired NOR
chant. onn Dewitt Clinton H%Gr. who
win his wifi" and daughter visit nno ri
cur fashionable seaside hotels for rrs!
and recreation. At tn" hotrl is pnru-
lar actress and caharnt performer,
known IL her many admirers MS "Fhe
Little rink Devil" and who instantly
nCrnmns most nttractiv" in th" "T'% ~
p,>Wit Clinton Hyde. tn" several a.
don.urs Of MI Hyde 10 have 4 nnici
little luncheon with TIC actress. without
the k,inwlnIgc nj his wife. occasions
numerous and highly amusing chmpil-
cations.
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\ IF NE:R!E5 To
MANUFACTURE:
HiE:N PRQ BREW
ZIG PLANTS OF TEE OHIO SIDE LEE
TGAEIf5G A1cEsTGENENTS FOE
EArTDLElZG D-G DUS-TE5S.
Ee:la;rc E:ewo1y Will Announce "he!l
7IcE: product within Tho Eca-
CutTES.

to nrr. PRO I?rrr" will hc mannf@'-
;,;rrl r.. thr brew ar:as 81 tn" ohio Sin"
niI;, , Ihr nrar future and ~ result
Inc" =. !: W. fnw If Tho mon who arc
rn.. .-1nItinycrl in Tho various plants VII"
n.ilI h., cr:,rg"G To other lines ana tne|
will all T., aisle to co"tiruc their "ccura-
tirn%.
TN r"iInirc Brcw"r'- Kill ":'hln ne
n..x. wreck; or ter days an"6I;7"" 'hr
rar,. IF tf".r now r"ct!iicl. which Will
~, orc Il ih,. haal that = is nns"ih:" 10
n,1r, ~ tho market and will H. TACT
hay, everything hiIt tho kich that E1fG
with ,!:r original stuff.
Tho H,lmont brewery. nf Martins
C'rr-,.. has already announced their new
r;,nirr, md il will also h" placed upon
thr ,narlr. within the nrar future and
will rin a lang fcit want in the local
district.
Thr hrawcrics of this sid" of tho rir"r
h7vc air. 7tlv changed into 'arinns linrS.
Tho srhnulhach Brewery will manufac-
turc n rrw line Of hi:ch grade soft
drinks md wi1l-'he unr!"r 'hr very abs
mana srmrnt Of Joseph NnsSif,
Tho 1'nroda brewery company Of his
civ hrs hcrn changed irto r'atch
manufacturing plant. while .thr Fen
wood brewery is nufaciurinS chemi-
-als. Every building is now in rs with
,nurh activity ell along tho line.
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MIGHT IS RIGHT
WHEN TRUCK HITS
SMALL FORD AUTO

Peace also. hath K. atrocities. a
large hruIa; express truck, believing IN
the theory Of might having the right OF
way. while making its way in bulilsh
manner down Twelfth street. about live
o'clock YESTERDAYS evening. gave an inho-
cent, uriassuming iittlc Henry Ford ma
chine an unwarrantcd thrust in I'll" face.
AS il happened The weaker machine SUI
frrnd only Il bent pininn rod. Il wasn't
the actual injury that hurt, it was inc
principle Of In" thing. the hit and run
tactics that it pursued.
crowd OF witnesses helped the in
iurcd nnn tn safe place at tho curb
where first aid wns given il. Aside from
wounded feelings E"nry hear! only n
small den; inn the frllrr OF thc riSht
front wheel as a mark Of his experience.
Thr car belonged To- Ralph HhhenScak OF
Martins Ferry. and was driven by his
s;stnr. Miss Thslma Hhbcnscak, who also
resides I'm that cll%.
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FUNERAL IS
HALTED BY THE
MUDDY STREETS
MUD HALTS HEARSE AND PAIL
BEARERS AND MoCRNERS HAVE
TO GET OUT AND PUSH
Roadway Prom National Highway TO
Mount wood Cemetery Is IN Deplor-
ablc Condition

While on their way 10 o funeral at
Mt. Wood Cemetery. North wheeling
Yesterday pallhearers and mnurncrS
were compelled to aiight from their con-
v"yances. hold the hcarse right side up
and push it through the mud TO the
cemetery. It is not the frs; time this
season this has happened and the road
way is in a dcplorable state ut the
present time and needs requiring badly
About ten years ga the roadway CHI
jnycd n coating cf new lime stone. which
was strcUn OVe- it covering up thc un-
slightly mud. tina, is however tho last
stone bath il has received and each
time that funeral is held. II Is we'll
nigh impossbl" to travrrS" the road
way.
The mournNrs At tho funeral Erstrr-
day wcrc indignant anu gay" vent L"
their feelings despite ,hr fact that they
wern going 10 attend solemn service
q few moments l2trr. .iutoists have
had their machines stuck in tn" mud
on this hilly roadway and unless II is
rcpa!rnd there will ha other occasions
such as that Of yesterday.
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p,r1on. BEDROOM AND BATH.

\ combination salad ri laughter. con-
.;i:ting 81 "pcn'. ginger and snar ana
rarmshrd with Il real plot. humorous Sill
ualinns rnd rapah" acting ctlnRHH!
make ."T'arlor. Bedroom AMI Faith. IN"
Court Ti:atr"'S attraction tho MnS'
sa'isfyinE farce Local 'h"htr" patrons
wi, have an opportunity Of Wltn"SS'n"
'.urirc he current season. II. N"?u4
will bring :hH original production :" ms
civ, On rriday. March "a for an on
cac.mnnt of three performances. After
> srn.nn :hnr lasted 9 Toar in two cities.
Chicago md Nrw York. "Farior. BED
room and Path" is now making it's first
tour 81 Ito inrfrr cit :"s. Seals go on
sal" Wednesday ri nine 4: m.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-03-25
BANKRUPTCY DISCHARGE

4 petition for di'CEIrc" in bankrupt
ry by james NJ. Pool. Of lad"n city. WIS
filed in the office nf III" clerk of n"
federal district court yesterday and Il
notice thereon was entered.
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MOTION TO DISMISS
Is WITHDRAWN

In the case Of thr rIandcl Co.. a Con-
nr..iicur corporation. vs.. the jefferson
tilasS Co.. nr Follunsl".H. the answer Of
III. defendant WIS filed and an ordcr
entered AT tho office Of tho clerk Of the
federal cn,.rl yesterday Withdrawing the
motion to dismiss and setting the case
fer the coming term Of L. S. court TO be
held in this city in May.
An order Was entered withdrawing the
motion 10 dismiss and filing the answer
IN thc rasn of k"eScy ri al. VS.. II. NJ.
Rogers Of III, Wrllshu-g National Bark
was also recorded in tho fedora! court
clerks office yesterday. This is 4
friendl: suit brought by Texas parties IN
III" disposition Of lands and stocks I"
Ne amount Of sSnn. N0N. the principle
item being $1,000 wc.th OF Wellsburs
Nat:nual Rrnl; stock.
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COUNTY COURT NEWS
Marriage Licenses.

Marriage Licenses.
Washington w. Hughes and Mary L.
Adams. Bella;rc. Ohio.
James Azzarrllo. Midland. Pa. ana
yclnoa L,arkin, Eas, Liverpool. O.
Anthony Dianna. and Lenorc Pearson
Canton, o.
R1dpc1ary.
Charles F. Bachman was appointed ad-
minis,rator of the estate OF Mary Il.
Allen, deceased.
w. 3. Hicks to Robert J. OrlScoll a lot
on m. corner OF Twenty ninth and Eott
streets Consideration SO.
Tohn Green to- Charles II Harris. 10:
IN Trjadelphia Consideration $40.
Security Trust Co.. trustee to Frank
r. Elliott. two lots in Elm Court. Con-
sideration $40.
Carl +. Evcrson to william J. Skinner.
O Int in Warwood. Consideration SID.
C. 3. Hoover 20 the Scott Lumber Co.,
O In. in warwo,d. Consideration s..
George P. Falrnar to Clarence David
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-03-25
! THE THEATRES
ATTRACTIONS AT THE
LOCAL THEATRES TODAY

Court-"The Mischief Makers.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. in Eye for
Eye"
Libcrly-Norma Talmadge, THE
Probation Wife"
CnlonIal--Eiola Dana, " 5 an
Junior"
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TWO WOULD BECOME ::
AMERICAN CITIZENS

Orc petition for naturalization wasa
filed in the office Of the clerk OF the =
federal district court and one declarant :.
took out first papers yesterday. The Pc !,
tition was filed by Charles Klima- OF !.
1922 Marshall street. Benwood, mill
worker by occupation. born in Hungary.
and came to the United States in 1905. !.
Tho first papers were taken out nyF
Konrad Oscar Stenger. aged 46. born IN.
Germany and now living at Forty-eighth
and Eoff streets. y
~ ....
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n1:E VAR SAVINGS STAMPS =
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r1sEzrY pnAws ZIG Crowd.

:, picture with plot. characters "hr
1--we. a star who is the hest that can ~,
had. excellent photography and spleno q
direct ion-all make up Norma al"
madgc's latest Select Picture. The FRO
hatiun Wife" in which she is presented
bv Joscnh NJ. Schcnck Mt the Liberty
Theatre tnday and tomorrow.
Tho story is about n girl. who. after
hlvinc spent NEST Of her lifn in fast
cafe and two years in a rcfnrmatory'
offers herself To a wealthy Now Yorker
in exchanges for clothes and the luXur1cS
81 life. Much TO her surprise. h" mar
rirs her. Sh" calls herself his probation
wife. The term nf probation dors mol
last long when love enters their life
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-03-25
RHEUMATISM
like A MULE

You've got to coax it to make 1t
60. "Neutronc Prescription 49,
will start the most stubborn anu
dogged case Of rheumatism.
We have witnessed its effective
ness in hundreds Of cases, it does
things.
"Neutrone Prescription SO" Is en-
tirely different from the old prepara-
ton in that j. aims at eliminating
all Rheumatic poisons by purifying
the blood, COMMON sense teaches you
this.
It removes those awful pains.
limbers I'D those swollen still
Joints and muscles in way that Will
surprise you. Get bottle today, get
the old stuff out OF your system. QUO
and 81 The bottle at your druggist.
C.. II. t;rirst 6S Co, druggists. and lead
i-- druggists everywhere.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-03-25
zURIEsQUE At COURT.

T.. w Grrhardy and his huri"squrrs
favoritely known as The Mlschlcr
Makers" will b. the attraction nj the
Court theatre twice today. The Mischief
Makers with tho famous Parrika chorus
offers a pnt-pourrin Of musical nonsense
in two acts, entitled ~ Whrl of Folly.
The array If talent offered includes
a classy lot: as n liGht comedian Ioe
wilton, in the role Of Mr.. Gahhy. Inc
advertising Man. is probably the peer OF
in this line.
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Boy WAR SAVINGS STAMPS,
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Buy WAR SAVINGS STAMPS
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Isosard n lot in Fo'mar, Schaffcr and
,r,rs.aIls addition. Consideration $40
Ezekiel d. Hoskinson TO Charles Hos
kinsnr Six lots in Warwood. Consider
alton. $40.
E',u" deeds OF trust were admitted to
record.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-04-17

The Bridgeport Thistle team have already taken advantage of this pro- posed change as they have register ed J. kilroy who has just been dis charged from the Canadian army af- ter serving almost a year in France. kilroy was one of the most promis- ing junior players of the state before his enlistment, and assisted the True Blue team of this city. While on foreign service he has played the game with great regularity when he was not in the front line trenches and he is reported to be in the best of condition.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-04-17

Dr. Abbott, coach of Ya1e's first and second crews, now in training on the Housatonic river, when seen in Derby yesterday by a representative of The Times, said he expects to make no moro changes in either crew. Rain prevented the oarsmen from practis- ing yesterday, however.