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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-01-22
SChWabaChey Bros. Will
Use Old Flag in Decorating

Schwabacher Bros, wholesale gro
GERS. will have their building hand
somely decorated In honor of the
returning soldiers
Prominent among the decorations
will be a large flag 40x60. said to be
one OF the largest flags in this part
OF the country Considerable senti-
ment is attached 10 thus particular
flag, as Il was made in 1876 by
Capt Tom Mountain. an Oregon
pioneer. and flown from a mast s55
feet high at Portland IN honor Of
the American Centennial ADV
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-01-22
is-N SCHOOL AND COLLEGES
STU ATOMS WANTED
FEM ALE

rAcIFIc COAST ENGLISH school
- an established school fer Tor
efgnerz TO learn the EnEltah
branches SIX days or evening q
per week s. per month. wash
InEton bids. EOS First ave.
REGTSTEREn NURSE WISHES no
sstion In physicians or dentist g
office Address Ais. star.
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WA\rTn-iln ARDI.iiS
ia rOR sNIh-MlschIlNNnOI !,

~ o. WILLIAMS CO.
SASH aud pootlS
Hnthed sash fur starting your early
piants. for immediate delivery.
Hothed sash 3.ONtso at...... 3 20
Hothed sash t-Oxt-O 80 ..... 81 30
Greonhousc -iass. loNii, per boy -
Barn sash and q lights
Observation-Disclosures. 81 900 Go s. no
Tho Hfade 90 uur Gold seal roofing
ia equal to any ON tho market
TODAY and we are selling tt az.
1-piy goid seal roofing ....s.. s. 90
e-rlV Gold seal roofing ....... II So
2-ply Gold Seal roofing ....t.-, -. 90
We also have "a large stock OF
t-tnch and G-iueh bungalow cee
dar siding. sriins az IS and So
per 600 fvrt
our large Illustrated catalogue
free. postpaid
We soil anyone ship any here.
one price a. Hli
% r WILLIAMS CO
1913 f-Ifat Ave- 81 seattle
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NAVY DEPARTMENT
Washington. December . 1918
SALE or a. s. NAVAL VESSEL
Scaled proposals will he received
At the Bureau 81 supplies and Ac-
counts. Navy Department. wash
iuRton a. O. until ~ 90 o'clock
noon. February Z. 1919. when they
viii be publicly opened. for the
purchase ~ tho 4. q s. HEFOSn
nov at CharlcHton, g g.
Appraised value. s.. oNN The vessel
vii be sold Tor cash Co the bidder
Offering the highest price above
the appraised value Forms Of
proposal and bond. and informA-
ton concern the vessel and the
terms aud conditions Of sale may
DO Obtained upon application 90
the bureau uf supplies and Ac-
counts
JOSErHUS DANIELS
Secretary OF the Navy.
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800 WILL nuY

Iihli acre ground, with Broom house.
~ West Seattle district. balance
*l5 per month. and e. per cent in
tctcHt Lots Of free wood. SPLEEN
ala soil; fine garden land. close 10
pavement
H. G. PETERS
as Third Ave.
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VIZ 20 Nor cnNUUG WokEnAaE
MnlYs. oNnnLANn rAcrlc ID

USED CAR DEPARTMENT
We have received HHtur very nice
cars Boa exchange recently
Ford roadster iHtN ..-.s.. fasa
muuutHhlr rimH B tires. car
ran loss than 5000 mllvH
fnri touring. 1917 .s.......... 600
Maxwell touring, 1915 ...... auu
overland touring. model 80 coo
overland touring. model 20
1918 f.tr+r-. -tf. .4.....r $50
overland touring, model Aast
1918 ...... ..t..... .s.4...... 800
= drmunatrntnr
Overland touring. small rlV.
ttaH Continental d-cy Hinder en-
Etnr.
These prices are special an the
above ears must be aeru Go Do APP
prrclated Lot ua dvmonatrate one
uf them Co you.
WitI.NS OVERLAND PACIFIC co
I2th and o. PINE si
Phone East 600
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WANTED DfAMONbF OLD DOfD
Old JgWTLHY. Old FLYER
WATCHES. DfD FALSE TEETH
UfgffEaT PRICES itAfD.
SMITH JEWELHY 20.
az = q HNiT1 Bisbfs. fTH FioOH
PRIVATE HAFfTAHfuN HEGfe-
tered physician. HufriaIiaf iu OIL
conditions ~ women Terms rrne
aaunbie 1927 18Th ave capitol
tili car.
FWfTctfEa A%D rrfua MADE
from coubiuuH t.BdleH' Improve
ment shop tzU Union - Main sb9i.
Mfsa rfEHpOHT. therapeutic treat
mFutF. poor circulation fhtHfnh
tsm 300 Globe 1919 flfHt Madison.
BIAMONDh. WATCHES Or CREDIT.
MICHAEL z02 PIKE bT
i0G IrGAI SCTiCfS
DN ANu AFTER Tlua DATE .
wil mot hr rrHuuuaible for any
debts contracted rs Mrr brace
we'll JOHN EfACEWEiL
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COUNTY FUND
SHOWS SURPLUS

For the first time in 20 years.
the King county expense fund
showed a surplus in 1918. according
20 a statement prepared by County
Auditor Norman Nj. Wardall The
county had s32.ll600 in the treas.
ury remaining from the sl.S3i.s $50
available for county expenditures
last year.
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RESTAURANT FOR SALE. CHEAP.
doing a good business. owner W
going 10 Alaska, must sell Call
N nnA nLmn Il nlLur q. Iu.
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p-sHTpFtTTERS TO SELL.
the .'ShfpbuiiderS Eiue Book
among your fellow workmer. Hest
book ever published on shipfittinE
Gives everything on spacing -
ffvets. buttiaps. buttEtraps. OIL
tight Or watsr-tight work. u ith H.
fusfraffons Liberal commission.
send soc for sample 10 Ocean Pub
fishing Co. Is " f3nd St. New
York
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MALI nFi.r WANTED

DECK oFFicERS-tr S. SHIPPING
Board free navigation rcho0t. AZ
Seattle Tacoma and Portland.
land. trains deck officers for the
raerchant marine. short cut %
license Native and naturaltEed
citizens only Deep sea sailors TWO
years experience. lake and SOUND
pilots and masters and graduates
Of nautical school sh rs eligible.
Course six weeks address w y
GfambS. $50 Stuart Bids. seattle.
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CiGAR STAND
oSE or THE BEST LOCATIONS IL
THE CITY. FINE FIXTURES
AND ABOUT 81. 600 STOCK OF
GOOD CIGARS A BARGAIN Al
$3.50.
JOSEPH = THOMAS 4 co.
1895 THIRD AVE
ELLIOTT 1855
ASK FOR SIR WALTER
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htI,IiiCir


Nicoly improved with & room
house. garage. rahhitry. rout
house; sulcudld curbed we'll.
nlso running water through
tho land. one ncrc hna been
HuWn 10 winter wheat. some
standing green timber. fnceR
county road Won settled
district 3ls blocks from
graded school. Convenient
Tor people employed down
town. excellent service price
&t.3fh. Easy monthly terms
can bc had by anyone NOV
lug on property soon can
203 New York Flock. Burke
q Farrar Inc
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90 BUSINESS OPPoRTU MITES
WANTED
SEATTLE INVESTMENT 60.
FOURTH AND PIX ST.
92l SEABOAKb BLDG.
PHONE ELLIOTT lGlf
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
WANTED

We are IN constant need of genuine
business opportunities OF every do
RCriptton. lieing leaders in the en-
tire Western country in business
opportunities. employing "A large
force OF trained salcsmcn and
handle an transactions on "a sound.
conservative basis protecting both
tho buyer and seller Nothing too
large, or nothing too smnu to re-
cciNc our careful attention We
VIII front YOU with courtesy.
You VIII do well to see ms FOR i'm
mediate results, No charge for
listing
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STOCkS AND HONDs

~ Union So. Elliott 500.
LIBERTY BONDS BOUGHT
for spot cash.
WE GIVE TlIE HIGHEST PRICE
Based daily on N Y market
DON'T TAKE LESS
Daily THE HENSON 60. Evenings
N2i Green Iildgo Fourth at Pike,
$th LOANED ON EACH $50 LtBER-
y bond only soc monthly. 1890
Smith Bldg.
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CARPENTERS WANTED
To build a few houses on our Sec
ond Addition. Little city Farms.
West Seattle district We offer q
good proposition.
~. G PETERS
ZIG Third Ave.
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Two steamers. the jefferson and
Latouche. are tied up in drydock. as
the result OF the shipyard walkout.
The vessels were undergoing repairs.
They are the property OF the Alaska
Steamship Co.
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WANTED 10 BUY OR RENT
Good small dairy ranch. one with
spring or creek preferred. Gus
Smith. NaChcs. Wash. n T.. -,
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Il roR s,I.E-AuroMonILEs
rur CAR rou CAV AFFORD

ruE CAR You cAN AFFORD
1917 FOWp with ahnok phHufhefa
spot NrhL ward Leonard lighting
aud Mckee lenses rNtfa tifr ttHV
lerma sip0 down. so pcr month
tatf FpRp with iiaHaicr ahoei ah.
H1rhpra. dImmrf ttuarH ..... 1870
Terms tiat down. SO per month.
lets CHEVROLET enc, an trcs eN.
Terms ssii down. talli per month
tsft MAXWELL. all tires good tim-
uter lrnsea mechanically a. Is. tAtu
Terms $40 down. t2a per month.
WE 100 Nor CHARGE mokEUAGE
~ 81 pULNAGE MOTOR 60
USED CAR DEPARTMENT.
1907 10Th Ave
Between Itkr aud Union Hta
Phone East 5tt Local 5. WILSON
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o. BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

- NHhaNtaeff VIZ y -
BARTER sH0r. root ANp CiGAHf
Well located doing up "a fiNe daily
cheap rent. with lease Price 1850
HEETAtEANT
Rect downtown location. we'll
equipped. with good fi1fures. bake
oven. etc. cheap rent with lease
Af least 81 600 under value 4
place ihat will appeal 10 you Price
agfHU
sEE ~ ABOUT oTfHits
SOFT uRfSK BAR
one ~ thr best lu the city fine
fiAtufsn and good stock. cheap
rrnt worth more Isnney. Price
CIGAR STAND
Centrally heated fine flKtur"H.
about LOCO stock cheap rent.
With good iehHr An OPPORTUNITY
Price only 81 $50.
CIGAR STAND
In Commercial Hotel lobby. Enod
fixtures fair stock cheap rent
Price $3.50.
JOSEPH = THOMAS a CO.
1895 Third Ave
AHA Tor Mtl WALTER
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AUTO Topg. Tup cONEHs. EtAr
covers curtains. carpets. cushions
closed and open ear upholstery -
every description Special attsn-
tinn given to repairs and aiisra-
lions
Prompt and courteous Service.
Prices rtght
PACIFIC AUTO TOR co
1ig r. PIKE St
Phone Main f9f1 seattle. wash.
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LIBERTY npHDa
" yon must sell your Liberty iiundH.
we viii buy them We recon-
mend. however. that you buy more
bonds a. prtHrut pfirnH
We also buy anu sell Canadian Vic
tors War lioudn
To-day. January a3. wr paid HH fol-
lows f1r Liberty Bonds tnnr pticrH
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1905 Post Sd
Between University and Seneca SITS.
IRELiNHi.E PIANOS EASY TERMS,
no interest Satisfaction so 1uur
money back f.guirucy in case ~
sickness. 4 square deal to every
customer. and every customer 2
booster Tor ms uu Barry Piano
{ CO. reliable plane people. store No.
g a. ioS rnion a.
SHOW us a HOME WHERE MUSIC
Z dweiia and yuu ahuW ua home
wher- mother. father. sister. broth
~ nud their friends love tu gather
I and share life'a Erchtret enjoy
/ mrnt together nu FAIRY l1auo
Co. los Union o.. store No. J. rr-
liable piano people
roR SALE or TRADE rOH LIVE
stock -stgds baker cars i'rs. e.
hoes and attachments AZ haf-
nntn Iartrs smith. Route T. iiuS
a. East StanWood wash. or AZ
ThumpHun's sanitary Market ftko
iiace Market
Z rtONoGRkptfs Our SPECIALITY
FOUEfGS REC0NpS
MUSICAL. RECORD EXCHANGE
tsig wes,iakr Elliott zeTs
Opposite New Times bids
"a SWAPS PHoNOGHApt uEp
springs ard mattress. sew ing ma
chtur and carpet sNsrpst. tlia
cash Call after 3 p M. ise hafF-
ard ave. \
WICK. THE PIANO WRIT \
soul made by MASTER. High
priced. but worth the price bu
barry Plano Cn FOR reliable pianos
THE HEt.LTOWN FURNITURE co
4 Special buyers 81 Photographs and
musical Instruments Matu atlt
ei0o First ave.
FOR SALE - ptC"rAruoNE NNu
transcribrr and shaver. buukkeep-
I rrs s-fpot high ocek. call Elliott
-fta
ROTARY WASHER AND WRtNgt.It
I IN good condition. cheap Tor cash
or on inHtallmeut tss8 0rcaH -.
SLIGHTLY USED WATCHES. HtGH
I grade standard makes. at very low
prices Babs. eis Third ave.
Is DRAWER FLAT TOR OFFICE
desk and swivel clair. cheap. btt
seaboard Bldg
BEST PIANO MD PHoSOGuAru
values at FrlnEer's Piano House.
t172 Third ave Elliott z39l.
ssW PIANOS FOR RENT RENT
applied on purchase. Meyer
roner. Ito Union.
SUIT CASES MD TRAN cling
bags. exceptional ynlucr. Bob'E.
sis Third ave.
THREE INcUHAToHs FOR SALE,
cheap. two holding 600 eggs and
ono 1000 egEa Phone Sidney 93s-
SEWING MACHINE. IS aio DENNY
Bldg
kkNANAGIi.s 81 50 hATs llos l.t
81 wANTEI-r'uRNrruRB
Blake Furniture Co. sos Pike. ~ stis
50 FoK SHIFT R>fruRE
Ii ROOMS. Nil HOUSEK EErfNG.
good furniture. Ill seventh ave
81 AUCTION NOTICES
HUNDREDS or PINE SUITES MD
special pieces ~ furniture going At
[ auction THURSDAY. promptly al
1880. 1891 Second ave,
FGTZ-HENHf AUCTION co
We have one 81 the finest asH0rt-
ments 81 Turkish. Oriental. wilton
and Administer rugs ever sold in
the city 81 Seattle. besides the
dozens OF pieces ~ mahogany.
bird's-cye. Quartercd oak and ma
Z pile Extra fine new pieces of Com
goteum. buffets beds. springs.
mattresses. dishes. cooking utTu-
silH. curtains. dining tables chairs.
sanitary couches. writing desk.
daVeuporfa ice boxes OH heaters.
( settees. ell leather couches. dress
erH chiffoulerH and number ~
I other very ueofui pieces Of high
grade furniture
WI. FfTZ-HENRY AUCTION GO.
1921 Second Ave Main 1851
{ SO POULTRY
WE WILL HAVE ABOUT 200 RHODE
island Red baby chicks for sale on
January %. at 25c each. also 100
Brown LeEhorn chicks o. Csc each.
~ you want any of these. max o.
your arrangements early Queen
Hatchery 80 Pike Ht. Elliott 2uaf.
-FOUR RHODE ISLAND RED Ptt.-
- ruK IOAIOBiLES
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UNIVERSITY DISTRICT

UNIVERSITY. NEAR LIBRARY
G-rOpm and sewing room. den or
library: lot f0xt00.
PRICE 92.Sa0
Terms $3.50 cash. balance $50 per
month including interest.
All improvemc IN and paid in run
except paving
NcCNSKILL & EONNhR
f13t llth Ave. 81 T. North sos
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taxpayers arc urged TO attend that meet
HotsR.

Private Thomas Frank. son Of Pr.
and Mrs. Charles Frank Of Lincoln ave-
nue., has returned home after .spcnfing
several months in overseas serviccl.
Next Thursday afternoon there will be
a mock trial in the high school assembly
room. at which time the seniors. i9di-
vidually are TO be tried and sentenced
for various misdemeanors Of their high
school days. The affair promises to be
most amusing. and friends of nc school
arc invited to be present. II q.
Mrs. Joe Merritt and Mrs. Metus Men
OF Ne1 were guests Of Mrs. Jacob Long
OF Avondalc on Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs. W. NJ. Smith Of Sisters
willie. W. Va. arc visiting their son and
daughter, Fora N. and Bertha Jan"
Smith,. -.
a large number Of. young people will
20 10 81. C1arsvillc today to attend tho
high school track meet.
Mrs. Charles Mcclure Of Ollie Station
returned home today after a visit OF.
three days here with relatives. Mrs.
Mcclure was formerly Miss Drusilla
Brown. her marriage having been an
event Of about two weeks ago.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred McConn. DR.. D. a.
Smith and the Misses Catherine and
Martha Smith were in Wheeling We'd
aesday. afternoon to attend tho funeral
Ct 4 relative.
Seaman Edgar Richards Of the U. S. S.
New Mexico has been at the home OF
his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. ]. E. Richards
Of West Forty-fourth street. for several
days on leave He will start for New
York tomorrow to report for duty.
Mrs. Ward. wife Of Rev. H. L. Ward
of Dillcnvalc. formerly OF Shadysidc.
visited friends here on Wednesday and
Thursday.
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COUNCIL REJECTS
TRACTION CD. )
ROP D 81 TITO n

Another adjourned meeting OF council
was held last night to hear the answer
Of the Wheeling Traction company 10
the proposal Of that body for an IN
crease in fares.
Mr.. Billings, Of the company staIto
that after consideration he found II
wound be impossible TO accept the pro-
posal. but he was able to submit q rea-
sonablc proposal. He said the company
wished TO offer that fare Of approx
matcly S2-l0n cents be charged. max
ing 50 tickets for S4.h7 these tickets
10 be good for 30 days following the
date Of issue, and 10 be used by the
person whose signature appears on the
book. all unused tickets 10 be- redeemed
nv the company on the basis OF a 10
cent fare for the tickets which have
been used. Councilman Bowman moved
that the counter proposition hc reject
ed and the motion carried unanimously.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-10
HARRIS'YILLE #I!|

Lois and zenita Hartman. who arc at
tending Normal at Franklin College. NC"
Athens. spent Sunday at their homes.
Porter Beck Of Washington, Dc. IS
visiting friends and relatives here.
Julia Clarke. who has been teaching at
Vernon. IS home.
Mrs. David Murdoch Is visiting her
.on George. Of GAINESVILLE. Pa
Word has been received that Craig
Sccbirt and Ira Mercer have arrived In
the United States from France
Lewis Hall was business caller In
Mt. Pleasant Wednesday,.
. strals Gillogly has arrived home from
overseas.
". y. Hall made q business trip 10
Barton recently.
sara Dunegar and Media Lyle were
shoppers in Adcna Wednesday.
s.. c. Edwards OF Fairpoint, was a
business caller in town Friday.
NJ. and. Mrs., Earl -B1ackledEe and son.
Elmer. spent Sunday at the home OF his
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. J. D. Blackledgc.
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FLUSHING

; DIR. G. r. Newton Of Akron visited
Sunday, at the home Of Frank Bethel.
Mr.. and Mrs. John T. Howell were
Wheeling visitors Tuesday. -.
Samuel Lewis OF Columbus is bust
ness visitor in town.
Pinkus Frccdmas OF Bellairc was In
town a few days this week.
Misses Rhea and Lucy Lindsay or
Canton visited this. week end with Mr..
and Mrs Samuel Bonner.
Miss Florence Hunter Is spending the
week end with relatives in Columbus.
Mrs W. r. McNcal Is in Columbus.
having been called there by the serious
illness of her mother. Mrs. c. p. Rice.
Mr.. and Mrs $. r. Gardner were
Wheeling visitors Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. A. Dunlap OF Gary.
Ind, arc visiting with Mrs. 'DanlRp's son.
Walter Holloway. and family.
A daughter was born to Dr.. and Mrs.
Austin Fisher Of New PhiladelDhis
Sunday, May 4.
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Martins Perry Br1efa.

]. ". Ncuman of East Liverpool. is
spending n short time visiting win
friends in this city.
Mrs. Clyde Miller will return 10 her
homo at Washington. d. C.. today, after
short visit with relatives here.
G.. II. Camper Of Columbus. o.. Is
spending a few days in this city on
business connected with the city water
works proposal.
The Young Ladies' Bible class Of the
First Baptist Sunday school gave So
cial at the church last night.
Will Yingling OF this city was dis
charged from Camp Sherman yesterday
and is expected to arrive home today.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alex Dixon arc expected
10 arrive home today after spending two
weeks visiting with friends ri Rich
mond. Va.
Two weeks moro after today for the
open saloon in this state.
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AUTO COLL|DES
WITH BEER TRUCK

4 Ford touring car owned and driven
by William Harris, OF this place ran
into beer truck at the crossing Of
Rivcrvicw. north uf 5cllairc. last night
ut 4:30 o'clock. with disastrous results
for the Ford.
Tho auto was reduced TO junk and
Harris and Cam Alexander OF Bcllairc.
who was also in the Ford. were taken to
the Bcllairc hospital. Both were later
discharged from the hospital. but Harris
has number Of bad bruises on his
heard
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-10
BHdreport Briefs.

,,,.I
Watching the circus trans unloaGi;
was the main diversion in this city all
;.harIes Mckinley. Of Lincoln avenue.
in this city, is confined to his nome
with an attack of the grippe,
The Burtcndcrs. Union VIII nave
big meeting and banquet tomorrow al
Yesterday Is claimed to have been =
typical circus day. as 1t hardly sloppeu
raining n minute nj day: , =,
Much local interest is being taken IN
the wrestling match for this evening III
which a local man will participate.
on two days OF this week. 49,.
To-day is the semi monthly pay gay
for ali Of tho coal miners In this T W.
nifty and there will probably DC al ''Ae
extra money In circulation. ..o
There remains two more "ccks alItI
to-day; until the lat at b n1oSe Will DC SOLO
D oiiroad street. kirkwohd. Is said TO
he ono OF the most popular. places IN
town, wonder II anybody knows why
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CITY NEEDS APPROPRIATELY
o. $4,000 TO REAcH "R GOAL
rs IN DRIVE.
/. Comfy. Goal Of sa,ssa,soc Il SNORT
~: fsasocoo, Officials Say.

Bellaire and Belmont county TO-DAY
win 20 "over the top" in the victory
loan campaign. just as they have done
in the Tour previous Liberty loan drives
: A big meeting Of the loan workers was
SSeld last night at the city BUILDING ana
THE reports submitted there showed fhae
city was nearly over. Apron
ssmately $4,000 was needed to reach the
scisy's .goal Of s733.6oo.
y. The victory will be great one TOT
sHeliaire in view OF the poor industrial
Econditions at the present tipe. the Car
nekie steel work plant. thef largest OF
/ the many city plants. having been ;ole
stor two months past. In spite OF tnls'
Ferrloyes Of the plant subscribed 10
! moro than $4,000 in bonds. and the COM
many has made big subscription.
! The Bellaire workers held their maj
meeting lest night. The officials OF the
sdrtvo heartily thanked the captains and
eauyassers for their great work in TINS
drive and ali others. A big part OF the
Z s5anceae Of the present drive was due TO
z the part the women played locally.
p while Bellaife Will go over the bar
: &o6ay. and then some, the county like
{ visa will attain her goal. The county
allotment Is s7.s2S.s00. County loan Of
i fctsls last night estimated that the
gcourty needed a quarter million dollars
( in subscriptions to meet her debt
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4. Maroon. who conducts the confec-
ti0ncry and fruit store near the Kirk
wood crossing Of the 3. x O. railroad.
and who is former wrestler OF some
prominence. has issued challenge to
Champion Turner. who is with tho Ma
grounds this week. The challenge has
hrcn accepted and tho bout will he
staged this evening ut o'clock ut tho
Fairgrounds. There is little doubt that
a good crowd will bc present TO witness
thr affair. especially us tho local man.
who is very popular here, claims he
will throw tho champion.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-10
rorsztsra Convention Opens.

The eighteenth bi-enniel convention OF
the Foresters Of America will open IN
this city Monday evening when reccp-
ton will be held for the visiting dele
gates from the lodges Of the state.
Tuesday evenings features Will be
parade, followed BY a luncheon at the
Elks club building on North Fourth
street, and the final business of the con-
yention will be wound up Wednesday.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-10

A large number of tho members Of
the local chapter Of tho Phi Sigma Chi
fraternity Of this city were present nj
the annual banquet of the fraternity.
which was held ut the Windsor hotel
in Wheeling last night. Tho evening
was opened with Il srvcn-coursc dinner
in private dining room. and this was
followed by dancing for the balance or
the evening
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-10
Eagles Team To Play.

Tho newly organized team OF inc
Eagles lodge of this city will stage inc
first baseball game of their career. WIN
the local Athletics. at League Park IN
this city tomorrow afternoon. for the
city championship. and as both of Inc
teams arc composed Of local men, VINO
have regulations rs baseball players. the
game Is expected to attract great inter-
est locally.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-10
SHADYSIDE
Mass Meeting Called.

vernon Fulton. clerk Of the Shadysiae
hoard of education. has announced there
will be a mass meeting on Wednesday
evening. May 20. for the purpose OF dis
.russinc the question of discontinuinG
tn, modified Gary system as II is now
in use IN tho local school. Tho matter
of a bcnd issue TO repair the old build
inr on Central avenue will also be- con-
sidcrcd Parents in particular and all