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The Springdale news., 1919-01-03

Washington, Dec. 2s-Ameriea's army of women knitters who did not cease work with the signing of the armistiee today were ordered by the Red Cross to slack needless" their task accomplished. An inventory of articles in reserve shows sufficient on hand to meet the needs of fighting men in this country and abroad and of Red Cross relief commissions. Knitted articles nov in the mal=ine e; II be finished and turned into the s54 Red Cross chapters which will issue no more yarn.
 More than 10.o00,000 sweaters, socks, mafflers, helmets and Vrist- lets were turned out in the r months preceding the overthrow of the Gen. tral powers.
The Springdale news., 1919-01-03
NOTICE OF ANNUAL MEETING
 OF STOCKHOLDERS

Notice is hereby given that the an nual meeting of the stockholders of the Springdale Shippers Unon will be held at the Mayors office in Spring dale. Ark, Tuesday, Jan. Ii, 1919 at , o'clock for the purpose of eleeting a board of directors for the ensuing year and the transaction of such other business as may properly come before the meeting. All members and those that ship berries with us are request ed to be present.
 Dec 2s. 1918. J. E. Jones, Pres.
 E. 4. Gillett. Sec.
The Springdale news., 1919-01-03
JOHNSON.


 Fred Reed returned Friday from a visit with relatives at Grove, Okla.
 Col. Behere VIII negin prospecting on Dr. Flights farm next week.
 Miss Leila Cox returned to Harmon Sunday to take her place as assist ant teacher in the public school there.
 Frank Sims Is visiting his parents and many Johnson friends after so- ionrn of several months in Western Kansas.
 Dodson Fowler is working at Ok mulgee, Okla, and may move his family out there if business picks up toward spring.
 Mrs. Harry George and baby Kath- Teen, have returned to their home in 0kmulgee, Okla, after q holiday visit with relatives here.
 Dr. j. ?. flight was out from Fay etteville Sunday visiting John Late who resides on pr. Flights Clear Creek valley farm.
 Perry Gassoirt returned to Chelsea, Okla, Sunday, after short visit with his family who reside on the farm near Johnson.
 A large crowd of young people en- ioyad social party Saturday night at the home of Mr. and Mrs. B. B. Johnson.
 George Thornburg has rented the Lee Davis farm where Jim Trollinger lived last year Jim has moved to the John Higgins farm near Zion.
 The public schools at Johnson, Stony Point and Steele resumed their ses- sions yesterday after lengthy vaea- tions caused by the influenza epidem- ic.
 The bad weather IS causing shut down at the Gillett rock crusher as the roads are too bad to truck the crushed stone to Fayetteville where 1t is used on the city streets.
 Mr. and Mrs. c ". Thompson were visiting here Sunday. They return ed recently from Nashville, Tenn where Charley had been working for several months at the big govern ment plants.
 Will Hanks is arranging to go to AFdmore5 Okla, where he has posi- ton with lumber company. His family will remain on the farm here until Will decides on the length of his stay at Ardmore.
 Garland Owens, Vho went to Ida ho last May. has failed to report to the hone folks for long period and aey gre uneasy aboat him. He vas last heard from while working along tbe Columbia River, in Oregon.
 Big John Luper is on the sick list aith a complication of diseases that are net yielding very readily to med ical treatment Big John is q might fine citizen and his many friends re- eret his serious illness.
 John Boram returned home Thurs day from Camp Pike where he was discharged from the army. John 4zas called to service last spring and his command was under orders to leave for France on Nov, 15. He ras then at Camn Kearney, Calf.
 Mrs. Val Phillips and children of sapulpa, Okla, returned home yes terday after short visit here. They packed the remainder of their house. hold goods and shipped them to sa- 1 pulpa. Hugh Liehlyter is arranging to move to the residence vacated by the Phillips family.
 Sergt. Dale Allen arrived recently from Camp Pike with an honorable discharge from the service of Uncle Sam. Mrs Allen, formerly Miss Maude Greenhouse, who has been stay ing at the home Of her parents, Mf. and Mrs. !. j. Greenhouse, is now arranging to accompany her husband to their former home in 0kmulgees Okla.
 Mulkeepmo
The Springdale news., 1919-01-03
Representatives Seamster, Beal

Representatives Seamster, Beard and McFarlin will all three work to have the automobile tax law changed so that the county in which the tax is paid will receive the tax money or at least one-half of 1t as before. Un- der the present law, the whole amount goes into the state road fund for which Benton County sees very little of it.-Bsntonvills Record
The Springdale news., 1919-01-03

Clyde Thompson, who is taking course in dentistry at Vanderbilt Uni vAreitv. Nashville, Tenn. left Tues day night to resume his studies after having spent the Christmas holiday with parents and friends at this place.
The Springdale news., 1919-01-03

most particular kinds of work. Well as l am out of paper will have to close.
 With love to all.
 Fred V. Haxton. Base Hospital S4, A. P. 0. 794 A. E.F.
The Springdale news., 1919-01-03
 ss yrNlEt n
 N 4 fFID.

Misses Murell Head, and deFei Harp of Heads Ford visited at Joe Heads Saturday night and Sunday
 Vol Head is home from Camp Pike having received his discharge.
 Mrs. Martha Cannon is real sick with appendicitis.
 Tom Buckley of Weiser, daho' IS visiting relatives and friends in the community.
 Miss Lena Cannon has the whoop- ing cough. Miss Lena eau9as the cough from Mrs. Robbie oxfords baoy of Mountain Home.
 Henry Gayer is home rom Aa,np Pike receiveing an hoaofaeie eis charge.
 Everett Brothers had public sale Saturday and sold at aaeSloF sfefs thing in the store.
 There were three aeroplahes pase ed over Mayfield Saturday afternoon and the large crowd that vas pfess's at the sale witnessed the scene.
 Mr. and Mrs. Allen Murphy and baby of Iowa are visiting the Tor mers parents, Mir. and Mrs. hushs Murphy.
 The lake at Bella Vista, north ot Bentonville, was last week stoekea .a,' with 6,o0o young rock bass, Whi,'' came from the government fish ha'ea' cry at Mammoth Spring
 Rufus Mahanney of Rogers, wno W was sent to the penitentiary 2 it.is over year ago for murder .ih ". '. second degree, was pardoned last week by Governor broush' Vol Walker. of Fayetteville, z. M. Rice of Bentonville, and Polk s fans"ss N of Berryville, have been anpolniea '.,,.5 v the supreme court to eN,'n', s,, . COG. yers for license, and will hoia 2 sss e.h sion at Fayetteville on eaaaals r;..n;t 1919. The chancery and o,sss't .ant courts no longer have power so a~s license. The new exanlnssl.as .sai,ls said to be very rigid- Democrat.
The Springdale news., 1919-01-03

The lake at Bella Vista, north oi Bentonville, was last week stoekea .,' with 5000 young rock mass, W'l.,' came from the government fisn ha1ea' cry at Mammoth Spring.
The Springdale news., 1919-01-03

Rufus Mahanney of Rogers, , wno was sent to the penitentiary 2 h.sls over a year ago for murder n . 1as second degree. was pardoned las' week by Governor Brough.
The Springdale news., 1919-01-03
TO SLACK NEEDLES"

UIT1 ffdfl9 County Chairman N. s. s.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-16
BELLA|RE
WAS CAUGHT
ROBB|NG HIS
BENEFACTOR

Charles Brown. q negro. and who ~
naid to BE- an eS-convtct. was arresteo
Yesterday afternoon in this city by OF
t,cer Michacl Davis on charS" OF Stca1-
ing clothing watch and other WALTZ
ahles from q colored man IN MOUNDS
Vile, valued a: SIS.
The Moundsville man came TO Bclla're
Yesterday and consulted the local po-
lice. He was accompanied by tho chief
OF police Of Moundsvilic. He Informed
Chief of Police Mahone that Brown
c,nd 10 his home 10 Noundsville Tues
day evening ard alnst begged for sup
per and a nights lodging. claiming nc
was III and without funds TO pay his
way at a lodging house. The man. be-
lieytns the story. admitted him TO his
homo and gave him a nights lodging.
Yesterday when the family a"okc
they found the man had disappeared
with several suits Of clothes, gold
watch and several other valuables. Be
Nevtng that Brown canlc to Bsllaire.
the man who had been "feeced' and
the chief Of police OF MUundsrilic
came to this city also. While the local
officers and the Moundsvill". CHIEF w"r"
out looking for the man. the victim OF
the theft. who was in Chief Malone 3
office in the city building. saw the man
walk across Thir:y-src"nd street. Of
hcer Davis WAS ;nf,r!: ii, and Brown
was placed under arrest. He was Ia
ken to A1ouudSvilc last night.
According 20 the records in The office
Of Chief Of Police Nahone Brown has
served a term in the Ohio reformatory
at Mansfield.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-16

Considerable c"Gt:i".H a WAS hoard yes
terday over :hc 'a'.ii"i. u council IN
blocking the street paving program and
cr:ticistnE several of the members IN
proposing that the streets be repaired.
There arc NUMEROUS holes III all ot the
streets. Some hay. ben repaired. Many
others need repairing 4 trltt'" on inc
Streets IS 10 b. cont .nC"d under sat"
conditions. In making an estimate ~
keeping tho streets n r"nHir--tiGtt -.
making invisible j:lH numerous holes IN
the various streets. l citizen REMARKED
yesterday tina; III" C:'% had expended
a lar.:s SUM o. ra-:s"y w;i"'ut :;al'''".;
nry benefit. Il" STUFFED .'.'.t I" r-i"ttr
ono hole n any stree; III H"llaivc IN"
CT sXpca,i"d acyw"rc tr"in <l> :" SIS
rc- DAY. iic asked which would fH
n" cheapest. II" '10"n$. of r'rav.nr
the c.t.-a;.G mnk.'.E all thT' rr:nrIPal
streets ac,..Ssia." Il: Al! SEASONS of ~"
year. or r"nn!~Inr ~" holes. w.;h tour
or H.e ma SiF":diu-:.H day IN on" h"l":
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-16
nlountlsyille Briefs.

Miss Eioilc Houston spent ycairr-
day with friends in Wheeling.
+. q. IaFah"r has conc I" Williams
town TO accept n position.
Mrs. Cart S"amon. who has 'hcc7 i'll
with III" grippe. is now lmpr"rin.
nicely.
Mrs. Clarence Burrh and daughter Of
Thirteenth street are visiting friends
and r"ntivcS in Shadysihr Ohio.
Mrs. Howard Wolfe and Mrs. George
Downs wcr" ~ Wheeling yesterday.
Mrs. l.. Z. rnnkl" of Jefferson avenue
was caller ~ Wheeling yesterday.
John Dorsey has returned 1" hi" homo
here after visit with relatives NJ
Beach HoIiom.
Mrs. e. w. Long is confined Ia her
home on TumlinS"n Az, ru" with illr"SS.
Mrs Horny Frnwn and daughter.
Margaret arc tho guests OF fri"uds and
relatives in Martins Ferry FOR a few
days.
r. ~ IIlnrrman haa returned home
from Pittsburgh.
Ono man was discharged from 'hc
etai" prison yesterday, having served
his sentence.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-16

Funeral services Tor the latc george
W, Reecc, prominent business man Of
this city, whose death shocked the com
mUnity few days ago. Will he conduct
on his right hand in an accident At his
work in one OF the local mines.
A large crowd will be present This
evening at the Columbia club dance held
in Wheeling.
Miss Bernicc Watt has accepted po-
.ition with tho Burroughs Adding Ma
chine company.
Henry SchncGy Of near .Iacobsbursh
is q visitor in town today.
Mrs. Patrick Murphy OF Belmont
stree, /. able to be out after an i'll
ness Of few days.
Alfred Myers will go TO New York on
business.
Mrs. j. Fish and son. Harold, will
leave for california 10 make their ~
turc home.
Joseph Becker has recovered from an
illness.
Miss Elizabeth Morgan has rcturn"d
70 cleveland after a N-si' with relatives
here.
Born. 10 Mr. and Mrs. ". VI. lI"nninS
or Nhnri;nr, n daughter. MIR. and Mrs.
Henning arc former residents Of THIS
city
Mrs. Harry Shepherd OF Sist"rsvillc
will leave today for his home, after n
visit here with relatives.
Mr.: lanes Murphy Of Indian Fun IS
seriously III at her home with pn"u-
mnur;.
Several local boys will ne home from
Camp Custer. Mich. tho first Of the
week.
...rs. ". Fiatt will 90 To romcroy to
visit with relatives.
Morris March"ck left this morning for
Chicago. after n thr"" weeks visit hCr"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-16
ARRESTED FIGHTERS

"E"d" Howard. pav" Little and jim
LaShlcy got int" - scrap pn Main street
lust evening about ih:"" o'clock. nav
iug iuduigod rather freely ~ liquor.
lin was iak"u 10 tn" hospital with Il
badly damaged head. MI of thc m'h
wrrr arrested by officer N"riS.
officer IIuEEinS brought in HaFE
Granh% Il, A:i5 o'clock last evening on
a drunk charge. Officers t'runhark"r
and E;ir.ubrrd arrested Mike Holl"y and
r.rrHni Wartime. on the same charge.
and thy each CAV" Sc security Tor
their arprnr:n"c in court this morn
ing Sam Il, rEhnff slept well In IN"
cooler last evening" being 50 drunk nc
couldn't do anything else very we'll
He will probably receive the usual me
Of 81 and costs.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-16

Pehccca l.. Bryant to i.cona H'gGin'
bothan,. 5S plus acres in section 81
township {. range 4. Richland to""-
ship. 500. -.
Rehecca .l5ryant to John W. H'sSi"-
holman, % acres in section %. town.
shin !. range 1. Richland township. 'i;"".
John \. Futhcy and Sarah +. futhcy
10 Elizabeth D. Irwin, lot No. IL IN
Shadysidc. 100000.
7, W. Osborn. sheriff, TO John ~
Futhcy. plus acres in section ""'
township ., range 2, Meade township
s534.0n
G.. i. vanfossen to Otis Tanfosstn n.
land in section ~. township 10, range
s. sl.oo. ,o
Rcbccca E. .Snram TO Albert s. Ma
hone. LOT No. in Bellairc sloe.up'
lisa D. Archer and John G. Archc,
70 Clifford Dixon. lot No. IL in NORM
Mc(lainsvilic. $4,000.
lisa u. Archer and John c. Archer 70
Daniel W. Gtffin. lot No. OF H'rth
McClainsvill". $4,000.
George Q. Robinson and Emma -.
Robinson TO T.liie Urbanic. lot No. l.
in Bcliairc. SS0e.oQ.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-16
CH|NA|NAN DIES
AF TER SLEEPING
SINCE FRIDAY
AFTER BATTLING PHYSICIANS By
CONTINUOUS SLEEP OF FIVE
DAYS, LAUNDRYMAN DIES.
Fire Chief to Run For Chief OF Police
On Republican Ticket - otheF
MoundsvIlle News In Brief.

Aftrr hafi!irE local physicians nnh
,,;catI,ic tho hnlI'f thai h.. HaS suffering
frril srn,r A*rntir narcotic, NOT general!
known - IN" American W"dIcA' irHl'F-
nifty. V" linnE". tho rhn"WhH Wn" haH
hr"n asleep since last Friday. following
= long illness Of Influenza. d!od N'Si'r-
dav. morning in III" Glendal" h"Si"'Al
Hr was 80 years "i age. and haH h""h
here lhou; two years. His brother from
Mrkcnspnrr. Ia, IS here and tho remains
will likely NJ taken /" Pittsburgh. whcr"
in,crm"nt will b" mad i'll tho Chimes"
cemetery. The remains will later he
taken - china. Th" DECEASED Has
wife and five children in China.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-16
Personals.

James Butler. OF SCUM b'"" "'o'
Cuntltu"S u! III III" NOM ,o, &c
Harry Brims'"n. "f Fourth street -
able 10 he ont again after severe 1''
ness.
MIR. and Mrs. Ma*"n's daughter con-
;inues III at her home.
+. Fl. Brown. OF 't"' 80. I,vs
ping n th"'NSi''r ROY H'' = .,,r,,cs
Mrs. Nir"lS. 81 A'N'h STR y
i'll at her home.
charles 'uf'' ;r,,,, L-ottcr
hureh. - stopping st t''' i'''''
for n few days. ,,,,,s
Ralph Pari"ti" aAS F''u ',u w
hurEh after hrici WISH mere ,.
russell ASH w '''", 80 ,,,.r.
after q brief visit n M'm1'''"a'
E"n Dorsey continues III ~ MS "'
on ';arir!d St'"'t' ,,uc,
Mr.. ana Mrs. ''"h'! ,,,.o
ter continues 'Ss\''''! ''' ~ -,
on seventh street, x-,. C
W. ~. N"''' 49,. ,,~
spending S"E"ra! "'HS III '''E ,o-
Mass cara AP!" continues ~ ~ "
hum" w Marshall street
7. l.. Sect. 81 Ne" '''" ,i.'
4
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-16
Local Barber to Attend Meeting.

Frank Daughcrty. we'll known i"cA!
barber Of Main street. will represent
his city at tn" meeting of those 'n'cr t,
cs,cd in tho preservation If wild gam"
ct the state, which will he held IN me nc
ncshler Hotel Columbus. OHIO, on
THURSDAY, January IS. The meeting
h.e hncn called hy the department OF
orr;cn,ture Of tho state. working IN
conjunction with the chief game war
den. and the purpose of the gathering
will he to suggest means Of prrsrrVa-
ZION Of the game. and consider IN" cs-
enlistment OF state game preserve
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-16
Maccabees Held Meeting.

The local lodge, knights Of Maccao""s
hold a we'll attended and interesting
meeting in tn" rooms of the Fratcrnal
Hall GA North Fifth street. last night,
and Il large amount IT important husi-
ness was Transacted Ali Of tho candI'
dates who were on thu waiting list for
initiation into the order were given the
various degrees of the order.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-16
D k Habi t
snrreutlers to TESCUM

.ro.c,,r, noxdcr4 for breaking up III"
..,. .,,hi, d,..,r7,y All taste for Nh 'SkHy.
80 t,r ar r,,;rr alcoholic: stimulantS.
,,,,,.s,,Is rf wives and mothers; can
testify 1t is Simple iTH''' - 80 va.
49,. ,.,,, hc given secretly. and - sold
,,,I,r hound noncy-rrfund ruhr-
.,,,,,, ~. ,n, Coleman uni LiricSt stores
and by all up-to-da;c DRUGGISTS
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-16
Getting In Shape.

Thr Moundevllr high school basket
hail team is getting IN Shap" for the
first home game of tho year on FTidnE
evening in the First ward school gym
nasium. Tho locals ar" working hard
and have mastered some oF ~" !nlrI'at"
points Of team and pass work. Sisters
Vile high will oppose the locals in the
first battle
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-16

w. V. Campbell, Of Bridgeport. was
= business caller in town yesterday.
Mary Eta Conrad. OF Barton. WIS
n town yesterday calling on friends.
Chief Of Police y. s. Malone. OF hcil-
afro, was court house visitor yes
tcrday.
F.. J. Chri*ty and daughter. jean. arc
both III with influenza at their nome
III Marietta street.
Mrs. Catharinr Curtis left yesterday
for C'a,nhridSc. where she will visit her
daushtcr. Mrs. d. +. Dcselm.
J. j. Scharer. Of London. ONO. was
III town yesterday on business.
Floyd PcnroSe and family will move
INTO III" property fnn East Main street
Formerly occupied by Ed. Hughes.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-16

most became stricken with fear when
they saw the man. who they claim re-
Scmbled a Tennessee wood chopper pull
q big gun from his pocket. unper-
turbcd the man proceeded TO load tho
weapon, while several OF the women
passengers almost tainted. Don't get
skeered said the man with the Dig
cat. Il am getting read for cmer-
rencies. I've heard about them hold
up men and I'd like TO see one just
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-16
NOTHING RELIEVES
MY RHEUMATISM
That'R Nonseusel Get Bottle Of
Sloau's Lini1uent and Change
Your Tune

l. p"rctrat"-. uui"licns the Cirrula
iiun. h"lrH 10 scatter the congestion. M
paris warmth that brings back the
fr~lgond and promotes r"mfUrt. Tu"d
for stiff muscles. too. sprHins and most
mthrr external aches and pains.
Economical. reliable. clean. p'rI ask
your druggist fer just "linIm"nt"- say
"Sluun's L.inim"nt" Keep II in Your
First Aid" kit. Got 1t today. %0c. soc
and Sl.ah
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-16
Services at St. Paul's Church.

Special services viii. he conducted N
ST. Paul's Protestant Episcopal church
on Walnut street. this evening nj 7:"'
O'clock which will hc in tho nature at
preparatory services fer tn" communion
which will b" celebrated next Sunday
III" COMMUNION services will hr con
ducicd by ArchdencVu Dodsh"n, ul
GAINESVILLE. =.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-16
,co- au+o Co,cb h,Jred

wilbur Heslop, of the Il. C. Hcslop &;
Sons underwriters. arrived home with III"
new auto Limousine funeral and in
valid Cpach. combined. yesterday after
noon. The car is The latest style Of
Conveyance" and is upholstered in gray
linen Of the same color as the body. The
car is also equipped with an invalid
couch and has Il place in the forward
part 10 accommodate small caskct.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-16
Services We'll Attended.

The revival services which ar" "'.'E
held n, the FRS; Methodist E'p'S''E".
church. Klrkwood. every cEc!l'nE
week. have been we'll ATTENDED, anu Wv
pastor. l.. s. Rose. has pFc7c''"
oral interesting Sermon y
feature Of the meetings IS INV
which has been specially Pr'P"''u A'
tho occasion.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-16
1,g Meeting Of Moose Lodge.

The Bridgeport lodg" OF Moose WI
hold spccial meeting tonight in III"
huildinc on the Cadiz pike. a. which th'
,rcmbcrs Of the local lodge and WISH ,
inr members Of tho organization WI"
he entertained at a boxing and wrcs
ling match. followed by banquet
there Is no doubt that large nurnttr
or Moose will invade the city toni6ht
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-16

Tn date for III" city EHruh':ran
nominating convention waa named nj
meeting Of the local Republican com
mittrc Tuesday evening. Til" conv"n-
ion Will hr held in the court house on
February L. Committeeman Dial" T.
C'haddock resigned. and !. T.. Sih"r,
was named 10 FIJI tn" vacancy. Mr..
C'hnddnck Will "ri"r the race Tor the
may0ralty nomination.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-16
opo Gaze OF Influenza.

One cas-" Of Influenza was rcpor'ro
en- 1t.al,b Officer John Moor" yesterday
morning by Or. Heinirin Of thus Guy,
and is in tho homo Of Joseph Me'Strr
on west Main street. Mr.. Moore stated
,hR, this is the only case which mas
hcen brought to his. attention since
ncrcrhcr "a. and the town has mp
narcntIy been free from The disease
since that time.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-16
~RuY WAR SAVINGS STAMPS

bly, WAR SAVINGS STAMPS
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-16
Aocident NARROWLY Ayerted.

A Ford touring car, The property 0l
Charles Rothcrmund, OF Seventh street
was accidentally overturned, near the
corner Of Park and Seventh streets yes
terday morning at about 10 o'clock. anc
MI OF the occupants were thrown out
II is said that II WAS miraculous ina
none OF IN" members OF the family wh'
occupied the machine were seriously in
jUred.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-16
industrious Danes Meeting.

Mrs. John Fawcctt Of Lincoln avenue
will he hostess to tho Industrious
Danes a, her home this evening. ana
= large number of cut-of-town guests
arc cynccted 70 BE- present 1T the ar"
fair. The evening Will b" devoted 10
Fonrv work, and 4 tempting luncheon
rDl he served at seasonaolc houT'
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-16
Maccabees to Meet.

Rridgcror, lodge. knights OF Macea.
hoo. viii hold it's regular semi monthly
meeting in tho hall in III" H"lnic.n
MOCK on Main street tomorrow evening"
ard , large attendance Of members IS
desired, az several matters Of import,
onc. 10 the order and the members VIII
hn consjd cred
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-16
Adiudgc InSlEc.

"petc." tho foreigner. who lives }"
{; Thnncn's house at Third and Gar
field streets. who has boon suffering
for tn" pas, week of melancholy. was
adiudycd insanr and sent TO the IN
sane asylum ut Weston.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-16
McMECHEN
Huston Funeral.

Mrs. Susan Huston, aged -. paSSHn
away Tuesday afternoon at O'CLOCK
AT her homo on Ashland avenue. south
Bcnword. following several months
Illness.
Mrs. Huston lived in this city untli
fcw years ago. when shc LOOK up
her residence in BenwO"d. Sh" WAS
w.II known and her many friends will
u, rr,nvcd to learn Of her death.
Funeral services Will be he'd TINS
afternoon at $50 o'clock a; her late
homo, conducted h.? Roy. buckley. IN
.nrmcnt will be in the McMcchen Gene