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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-11-20
Hallaira RriefS

Rabbits are selling in the local mar
kets at fifty cents each. They are re-
ported to be scarce this year.
Tn" Patriotic club OF this city gave
a masked social event at the o. L. a. NJ,
hall last night.
A number of local football fans will
20 to Washington. Pa. Saturday for the
West Virginia Wesleyan-". & j. foot
bail game.
George Lufr has been removed to his
home on North Belmont street from the
City hospital.
Miss Sylvia LETTER of South Belmont
street. is confined TO tho Martins Ferry
hospital where she underwent an oper-
alton.
Another rehearsal Of the Americas
club playground minstrel was held last
night at the Elk hall.
The Moose club will give dance this
evening at the Moose hall on Union
street
The yarn committee Of the local Red
Cross chapter is collecting yarn and
knitted goods from the local members t.
be returned to the LIKE division head
quarters at Cleveland.
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OHIO NEWS

CLEvELANn - Clevcland's negro
population is dwindltug. according TO
figures submitted by Commissioner of
li"alth h"rkw"od. The death rate ate
birth rate. which is just the opposite
of the white population. The figures
show Their" wrr" $50 deaths among the
negroes and - births for the first six
months of 1919.
MAR1ETTA--Dcn Whiting. Marietta
college football aud basketball star.
WHO has seen service III France. has re-
entered the college aud will rcJuin the
football and basketball squads. Whiting
brok" several records in basket shoot
Iug Isl one season individually. making
49, points more than the total obtained
by the opposition teams that year.
VAN WERT--Mrs. Gaylord NJ. Saltz-
. h"tgcr OF Van Vert. wife Of the United
states commissioning Of pensions. is the
fourth Ohio woman arpoiT,cd 10 the
new county health boards which became
effective November ! under the Hughes
health act. Licking. Delaware and
Medina counties also have women MEM
hers.
BYESNII.I.E--Thc Daughters of Vet
! Grams district convention has selected
| Cambridge for the 1920 meeting place.
Mrs. James Dallas Of Cambridge was
elected president
| CI.EVEIAND--A means or giving
every teacher principal and supervisor
! in the Cleveland public schools an OPP
| pnrturity Ia SAL what he or she thinks
| school salaries. QUESTIONABLE will be
: Issued by the board of education. 1t is
: not known what action may be taken
/ on the results Of the survey.
| DELAWARE An alumnus. whose
! name was not announced. has prrs1 ntcd
Ohio Wesleyan university with 100000,
! officials Of the university have an
! erection Of 4 new w"mcns building:
which according 10 Present plans will
cost more than $4,000.
YOCNGSTOWN-Dccause school chill
: drrn have been reading too much tic-
| ton. announcement has been made that
the distribution Of such books To thcrl
/ at Il booth recently installed at Central
| square Will be discontinued.
! Observation-Disclosures. officers Of
| childreRs homes pnh orphan asylums,
! sorioloGists., physicians and others will
Of the welfare Of children at the Ohio
, state conference on child welfare to be
held here November 10 and 20.
CLENELAND--A truck line which
will connect Ohio and Michigan will be
! IN operate after December !. accord
| ing to an announcement made here. The
/ corporation Will start with an equip
six traiicrF. which will operate between
Youngstown, Cleveland. Toledo, be-
| troit and Pontiac. Mich. Each train.
consisting OF n truck and one or two
trailcrs. will carry from twelve TO If
teen tons and Will maintain an averaG"
speed sc twelve miles an hour. Tnrmi-
| nails VIII l." established at Cleveland.
| Toledo. Detroit and Youngstown.
SNLEM-City council has granted tho
1rrm'7l and policemen m increase OF
So 4 month III salary after Il cOntro-
vCrsy lasting several weeks.
CINC1NNATI-Mrs. Thomas Harvey
Of this city. who celebrated her hun
| drcdth anniversary recently. attributes
| her longevity to the fact that she sleeps
| only four hours each night. She says
| she does not believe in the maxim Of
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Arthpeport Rriefa.

Edwin Young and Jamcs HcnrE OF ms
city. leave this morning. on business
trip to Pittsburgh and that vicinity.
William Hunt Of Holloway. spcn; yes
terday VISITING with friends in this CITY.
James Donahcy, former local resident
is spending a few days visiting with
local fric udS.
Ducey Bowen is preparing the rooms
in the South building on Lincoln avenue,
for the opening of his new poor room.
Thomas q. Bglow Of the firm Of Big
low and McArdle Of this city, has gone
10 Pittsburgh. to arrange for material
for a construction job at Elm Grove.
The regular meeting Of the members
Of the knights Of the Maccabees Will
be held tomorrow evening.
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Court Entries.
Mike Ghia1IuS vS. Thomas CarigcineS
Il al. Court finds that tiuS Maragos has
Il valid lease on premises as stated in
his answer Property ordered sold sub
JCrl To- said lease,
George Tnr;IG,s md George MarangOs
vs.. Tho American National FirsC lnsur-
unc" company. dismissed at costs OF
plarltIn without prejudice to new ac-
tIun.
Charles .Icrcry VS.. Faye Pratt ct nj.
Returns OF commissioners and sheriff =
return confirmed. Sale ordered upon
premises.
Gertrude N Mylos. cxccutrix. vs..
Louis W. Smith. Distribution Of pro-
{, DIS in hand If plaInlIlf ordered u!s-
iihu'"d ~ follows: The bcQucst Of
s. 500 u7ld"r item / e viii I" bc paid
Ia the heirs OF TE,rr>a W. Smith de-
ceased. thai after paying SAID legacy to
sid heirs iiVr-cighths Of the balance Or
dcrcd paid to tE" children OF Louis
SEiih. .NllCn Smith. Samuel Smith and
III mas !. Smith. and the remaining
ihrrr-rIGhihs Of sad balance Ia tn:
Ia ~, al law Il said Thorrsn W. Smith.
G",rIN' Il. f.NC"TitUn muIrd. ruiicC Of
appeal. hund liked At 500
John Tesla vs.. WHyn" IollinySworth
judgment by agreement IN favor Of
plaintiff for $500 against defendant AMI
for costs.
". ]. Colts vs.. Fannie Longbottom.
Defendant given leave 10 plead within
ten days.
In re application Of board OF county
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Probate Court.

The EbcncZcr Baptist Church anu
Cemeteries. corporation. VS.: AndTe"
!. Drummond CT al. Proof of puDiica-
ton Of legal notice to Sarah Elizabeth
Morris filed. Waiver Of notice MED ny
{. !. Howard, trustee OF Sarah L.
Morris. filed.
William Harvey Dinsmore. minor.
Chrivn of guardian filed. Application
tilcd fer appointment Of GUARDIAN. L"hu
$l00 Med and approved. APPOINTMENT
made letters ordered and ISSUED.
Estalr uf Noah James Hatcher o.
ceased Inventory flied. approved ana
ordered recorded. Petition lilCd lur du
rhority to sell personal goods and chI' .
tolls and bank stocks AT private sac;
Private sale ordered. Order ISSUED anu
cauS" continued. ,,
Estate uI Martha EsCott, deceased
Final account filed. set for hearing DC
ccmbcr -. Notice ordered and con-
Estate Of Edward NJ. Mccarthy. de-
ceased Final account filed. SCI LOT
hearing December 81. NOTICE "rder'"
and continued. " ,s
Es,atr Of William Schirrnk'l. dHccas-
cd FINAL account fled. set for hearing
December q. Notice ordered and con-
Estate Of ]. Wilbur Lyle. deceased:
Inrtlal account filed. set Tor hearihS
December q. Notice ordered and con-
Estate Of Charles Bundy, deceased;
Inventory filed, approved and orae'e"
recorded
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Stag Foundation

City officials have concluded that win
Int two exceptions, the present tounda-
ton under The street paving. WIN
little Stag sprlnkled upon 1t ard roIie".
will be satisfactory for the rcpaE!nE Q"
ne done next spring and summer. The
TWO exceptions are the strip on THIRTY
seventh street from Guernsey 20 NoN!s
streets, and from Thirty-ssv"nth to tor-
ty-hrSt street 10 Noble Wh"re - -
damned to use a concrete foundation.
Tar fiiicr will be used with IN" concrete
and a grout with the Stag. y hrst class
lug block is TO be used and 3Ppr9Xi-
Inaicly 100000 Will be needed lhS
and will have inspectors at tn. plant
where the brick are made and 'oh the
iob when the paving is done.
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that he is improving and on the road to
recovery.
Scycrat rom here went to Bethesda
last night To attend the revival that Is
in progress in the Christian church.
The Baptist church has been painted
and re-papcrrd, which adds greatly 10
its appearance. 49,
Mrs. Radic Ncuhart and sister. Miss
Erscl Dclcn, were shopping in Wheeling
yesterday.
Mrs. Emmett WiCkham and Mrs
Grace Van Curcn. were Bridgeport WIS.,
llors yesterday.
Leave items " interest for the Intel
Ii scncer at Croft kinnoy's barber shop.
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Morristnwn Rr,efs.


Martin Fluu'cn is reported To be in
s,r.ous condition al his home on West
Main street.
sam Lewis. OF Columbus. was here
yesterday Nn business.
if"nt"n Lynn has opened meat mar
kct in the rear If IN" Shrivcr hotel.
Franz Miller of Barncsville. was
trlEeaCt'ng business here Yesterday.
Chnrlra Groves. Bernie nOlcn, Bill
Sh"uhcrd md Howard Lee attended the
show n the Court last night.
W"ldy R"wl,y and wife of Akron. arc
visiting relatives here.
Frank 1nlru is transacting business
at HarnrSrill" today.
Ralph Shepherd is home from New
York.
W. &. Gilman made business trip TO
Wheeling yesterday.
Dallas Shepherd. n prominent farmer
north Of town has h"cn confined 10 his
room for several weeks with large car
hunClr on his neck. We are glad to note
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Earperter immoral.

The last sad rllVs UNCr The rcmaInS
Of the late Albert Carpenter. employee
OF the Scott Lumber company. who lost
his life as a result of tho explosion al
the Scott Lumber Company, Monday
morning. will be conducted from the
family residence at Stop IA. on tn: Bar
ton Line. BrUokside. O., this afternoon
Fields, pastor OF the Christian church Of
the Island. and the body Will be laid at
rest in Greenwood cemetery, Wheel!ns.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-11-20
MISSING RING IS
FOUND IN HENS CRAW

SPECIAL Disgatsh to The Intelligsnoss.
Fourteen months ago Mrs. Fl. c. Farmer,
wife Of Wolf Summit merchant, lost
n large diamond from a finger ring. 4
day or two ago She killed q chicken FOR
dinner. and in cleaning II found the
ring IN It's craw. Ring and stone were
brought here for rosetting at q jewelry
store. which reported the unusual case
today
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-11-20
Annual Convention.

Tho annual convention of the lfarneS-
willie District Woman's Foreign MISSION,
ar, cncirly Of the Methodist Episcopal
rhurch will be held nj Flushing today
and tomorrow. Miss Nellie Low. mis-
sionary To India. will he present ana
give an address. 4 good program Is
planned. Those attending from shady
side as delegates are Mrs. j. NJ: Cohleld
and Mrs. Sherman Hays. and the nreS!-
dent OF the district Mrs. A. c. Whit
more.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-11-20
Football 9omas

The cOlorcd football team OF this city
giving Day where they will play tho
fast eleven of that place. The local
team will hold practice Sunday morning
in preparation for the game.
The Yankee A. G. football team OF
this city will go to Martins Ferry Fri
day morning Of next week to play the
Martins Ferry \. G. eleven.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-11-20
SHADYSIDE
Thanksgiving Service.

astnrs of IN" Shadysidc church's nave
announced that there will he n union
service on the evening of THANKSGIVING
Duy at $50 O'clock III the PrcSpi terrain
church. Tho sermon on that oc', ts'"'i
vii nc delivered Nv Rev. 4. =. Benjamin
Of The CHRISTIAN church. The collection
at that ;ervicc as has hcen the custom
for some time in Shadysidc, Will go INTO
a community fund to render assistance
10 the poor
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With the exception Of k'uthcy. the Bel
lairc High school football warriors are
in rood condition for the game with
Philadelphia High school mex! Saturday.
Only straight football will be used IN
this contest by tn" locals because the
entire Wheeling High school eleven ~
sure 10 be here 10 see the game.
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Gaylord Mines Re ady

Both II The Gaylord mInc3 OF The
Pittsburgh and Cleveland Coal company.
located just north Of this city. have
been placed in readiness for resumption
this morning and Manager Ed. StilwCll
stated that he has no Nay of knowing
what the men will DO, but expects 4
number Of iitrm tn J." ready to work
when the whistle blows tins morning.
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Funeral services for Mrs. NarEaT"t
Jane Bowers. well known resident Of
kirkw god Heights who died following i
lingering illness. were conducted from
the family residence yesterday after
noon. IN the presence IF a host If the
friends Of the departed. and inlermu't
took place at Greenwood cemetery near
Wheeling.
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~.N,,sraRTa.rs

Al the 81. Johns Catholic church last
night occurred the wedding OF Mr. "'' n
NIcNamera and Miss Mary kraus, -.
ular local young people. The. ceretnCn ny
was reformed by Rev. Father j. w;
Witman. \ Wedding supper was served
after which tho couple left on wedding
trip
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."OUCH! ANOTHER
RHEUMATIC TWINGE"
Get 1usy and Relieve Those Pains With
mat Hsndy Bottle Of 31oai'B
- Iiutmapt-

u1 HAT Sloan's does. 1t does thir-
" oughly-psnstratss without rub
w hing 20 the assailed part. and
promptly relieves all manner OF exter-
nal pains and aches. You1l find II clean
and -skin-Staiping. Keep IL hady
for sciatica. lumbago. neuralgia, over
exerted muscles, stiff joits. pains.
bruises. strains. sprains. bad weather
&fter-effects.
For 50 years Sloans I.iniment has
helped thousands the world over. You
won't be an exception. 1t IS urequaled
In producing results.
All drugeists-35c, 70c $40.
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The members Of the Ladies Aid
societies of the First Methodist church
have all plans practically completed for
the Dollar Social which will he given in
the church in kirkwoUd tomorrow even
ing. All of the members and friends
of the congregation have been urged To
attend the affair AID promised fine
time
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MORRISTOWN, 0.

Tho bake sale given by the ladies or
the VI L.. church Saturday night was a
d"cid"h success The new band under
the careful instruction Of their COmpc-
toni teacher, furnished delightful muSi"
during tn" evening.
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TAKE NO CHANCES
WITH THAT COLD!
Relieve it quickly with Dr.
Bells Pinc-Tar.HOney

TR. BELLS Pine Tar. Honey = .
remedy that has for years stood
- by Thousands Of cold and cough
suffering men, women, and childrea in
helping to promptly and effectively re-
licve these dangerous attacks, Severe
colds or colds newly contracted are
benefited by its pleasant balsamic and
healing antiseptics. PhleHm - soon
looscncd, irritation eased, inAamma-
ton a!laycd, breathing made les
difficult.
You can give the chldren Dr.. Bells
Pine Tar Honey, too. Safe and econ.
nomical. Get bottle today from any !:
druggist. 30c., 60c., $l.20
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CIGARETTE CAUSE
OF $4,000 BLAZE

Special Dispatch to The Intelltgencer.
CLARKSBURG, Nov. lS.-Ftre loss OF
$4,000 was caused at Salem last night
by a cigarette stub thrown carelessly In
papers on the floor. Frank JRners store
and residence and Rene Corfelt's resi-
dcnce. adjoining. were destroyed. There
is 5000 insurance.
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Maui Residence.

Frank Mcmillan ~ building n new res
id ,ncc on IN" lot h" lately purchased IN
the East End Mr.. Mcmillan COntcm-
plates building q first class garage east
Of his reSidrrCe nj mn early date.
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Funeral services for thu lat" MISS
Kate CroGter. who died suddenly Tues
DAY at the home Of hrr Brother John
t'rozicr on Nineteenth Strr"I: Will DE
brId NJ the Crozi-r home, SO Twenty
:i-st 81 rect this afternoon At "'Slo-s.
Rev. \. VI. Flax oil III" ChriStian church
viii 0fliciate. InterInent will be made
i'm the Winding Hill cemetery.
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LADIES' ~ the United Presbyterian
church will hold an all day SEWN; party
today al the church. \ luncheon Will
be -! led 1T the noon hour. I'lans will
hc completed at this time for the annual
bazaar II the ladies to be held at the
church Friday and Saturday.
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The funeral ,,f the ?-wccks-old child
Of MIR. and Mrs Luther Hcadlcy. who
died ut the family home on Fourth
street. was conducted from the p!acv T
death Yesterday afternoon with inter
Iucnt at RlNcrviCw cemetery.
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Members Of the Missionary society OF
the First Reformed church have taken
up special missionary study work.
"ChriStian. AmeriCaniZatiUn" is the sub
jcct Of the study. A meeting of the
society was held last night at tho
church and Miss Marie Gaertner had an
excellent paper.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-11-20
Another Football Victim

Moro PERSONS are being injured In
football here ihis year than any pr"-
vivuS season. The latest victim is Wal
lcr Hell. son Of Mr. and Mrs. William
E-n If Harrison street. He suffered
a fracture Il his loft arU while playing
ut tine SINlccath street park.
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ST. CLA|PsV|LLE
Belmont County Seat News
Common Pleas Court.

New case, filed:
Maud M"rland rs William MorIand
Action for divorce and al!m"uY.
Helen Miller ". Charles Y. Miller
Action Tor divorce and a!imnny.
Alma DrGfcnbaugh W. Wilson e.
pcafcnbaugh. Action for divorce and
ulimony.
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MISSIONARY Society

Members ~ the Wonan's Foreign
Mis..',ceIy society Of the First NJ. Z.
rhU-.l viii inset this afternoon 81 2:la
at H." lame Of Mrs. Clarence H. FawCett
on North belmont street, 4 program
will he rendered and social session
will be enjoyed:
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nuboia Funeral

Funeral services were held yesterday
afternoon for Paul Jr.. SON of Mr.. ana
Mrs. Paul Dubois. Rev. David McCiels
and, Of the L. =. church. had charge OF
the services. Interncnt was IN tn" Rose
Hill cemetery.
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rnnmannal Bible Class

Members OF the Emmanuel Bible class
Of :, InuI'S Episcopal church Will be
entertained at the home of Mrs. X. w.
BENNETT on North Third street this eve
nlus and Il special program of diver
sions Will be carried out.
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Crapshooters Fined

I'll" six ,"lurrd young men who were
arrested by officers ut the local police
force Monday uiEhr ou charge Of crap
Shooting were given Il hearing bcfor"
Mayer RnlHiun last night. All plead
guilty and w"r. assessed tho minimum
fiu,. Tor their iII,rSr
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Rsllat,e Coal Mine On

The mine pf the Bellaire Coal com
pany, located on Pinch Run. has re-
sumed. The company has raised the
price of coal from l6 cents the bushel
10 90 cents the bushel. The Progressive
? Coal company has adopted the same
scale OF prices.
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An invitation to the general pubic
Is extended to attend the mass meeting
under auspices OF the striking steel
works. at the city building auditorium
this evening. Three good speakers have
been secured for the occasion.
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uirh Glass Vaudeville

Hal Hoyt's All American Revue made
their first app, aranvr at the laSilmc
theatre last night, and all present were
well pleased With III" work Of the COM
pauy. They will continue each evening
for the remainder "i tn" week with II
different bill each evening.
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A. stenbenvills Funeral

Samuel Martin. of the Imperial glass
plant clerical force, was at Steubenvills
yesterday attending the funeral of his
uncle, O. l.. Martin. who died in Titts-
hurg. Mrs Thomas Duffy and son
Floyd. Of Harrison street. also attended
fhp funeral
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gion. will be held in the Rife club on
Lincoln avenue. tomorrow evening. ana
oil Of the members. as well as the ,N-
soldiers Of THIS vicinity are urged To at
tend the meeting. and become mcmhvrs
OF the post.
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To Entertain Glass

Miss Lillian FRAZIER Will entertain the
m, ;Ihrrs Of the Delta Alpha class OF the
First Baptist church 1t her home ON
Nest Carlisle street Friday evening. At
the conclusion of the business meeting
the evening Will bc spent at social div
crSlunS.
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Held Social Event

Members Of The Ladies' Masonic club
held social event ri the club rooms
Yesterday afternoon that proved delight
full for the many who attended. com
mittee of ladies was in charge. Cards
and music formed the diversions OF the
afternoon.
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The regular meeting II Winona cour-
cil - fthc Degree ui l'ucahoniaS Will BE-
held in |ratrrual Hail TINS evening. and
the usual interest ~ hcinE taken in tho
meeting by the III, nh"rS.
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E"v. Mcir * conducting Scrr's or
MEETINGS IN thu baptist church this
week. Large crawdS arr. IN ntteHdanr"
each evening. Rev. M"ir Is AN excellent
speaker. Will" TN" singing by tho spc-
cInl choir iS nhVC the average.
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Social This EvNr;nr.

The I.ullicr l,n.u, e.: st Johns l.urh-
Gran church Will hu'G u social III the
church IN N"iIh Fourth street this cvc-
aing ana all ,f III" in'rhcrS have been
invited to attend.
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Green Funeral

Funeral services for Joseph Green
wrec conducted from the family home
at jefferson and Indiana streets ErSter-
,iov nftrrnu,n following which the body
was laid al rest IN iIvCINlcw cemetery.
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The vundrrful NNlIInUIa plttUrH en-
titled "rhr Brat" which was the attrac-
tiun for capacity houses at the F"nrnY
theatre last night. VIII be shown again
this rNrnInE.
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no Game Yet

Manager McGaughcy of the Bcllaire
Athletic club football team. has net ye;
secured contest for next sunday for
the local professional eleven. II game
- staged u will likely be abroad. me
team n!nyed well az Akr0M last SUNDAY.
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William Falnuti,

William Furuum Will be the star IN
Riders Of the purple Sac. which Will
Lc shown 1t the Fvm:ly theatre lh.S
afternoon and evening. Tbs - a WILL
lam Fox production If unusual merit.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-11-20
Club Meeting Tomorrow

Mrs. Cyril Morris Will entertain the
W. \. y. club At her home On North
Fifth street Friday evening and all
members are looking forward To tho
meeting with pleasant anticipation.