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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-12-18
Accion musical en- Puerto Rico
coMrTE oRGANrzADoR

Ha llegado la hora de fijar, una ves
para siempre, los destinos del Arte mu-
sical en- Puerto Rico.
A poner en- practica tai grande come
lido, tai noble mission y patri6tico deber,
hubo de verifcarse una reunion en- la
calle de la Luna, casa de la famila de
artistas Figueroa-Sanabria, durari:e la
tarde del 16 de noviembre Iltimo.
No entra en-. ell prop6sito de los hon.
bres que inician es e nuevo movimiento.
squilatar las causas y concausas que
han originado el actual estado de la
mtsica en- nuestro pals. Dias felices tu-
vo el grand oso y divino arte. Instru-
men istas y compositores hubo en- todos
los tiempos. Inspiration no falto al sue
10 musical por excelencia. Nuestra his
toria habia de grsndes iniciativas, de
generosos empefios. Mas de una vez Sc
fundaron corporaciones, masas corales,
socicdades de conciersos, ETC., pero to-
do, todo ha desaparecido despues de bre-
We ldIHcuVdDle 6A&SCeuCld.
Confundidos con Ell recuerdo de nues-
tros Maestros, esta cssi toda su obra
musical, dispersada, perdida, veces
inedita, muerta, sin haber vivido su vi
da semejante a esos talen<os los cua-
les hiere la muerte sin haber gustado la
dulce y amarga miel de la fama y de
la gloria.
IA que Sc debe este? IAbulia, pere-
"a, cansancio, indiferentismo, falta de
preparation, de educaci6n musical, de
espiritu comprensivo? Sea 10 que sea,
no vamos contestar las preguntas for
muladas. va 10 hemos dicho: :enemos la
cabeza levantada al porvenir, psro ST
estamos de acuerdo en- que todo 10 que
adolece de falta de organization es por-
que las ideas no han tornado cuerpo. es-
tamos tambien firmemente convencidos
de que habla muy POGO favorable de
Ia cultura de Puerto Rico, ell hecho de
que sea nuesva Patria ell tin:co pals en-
America que no posea un Conservato-
rio, nj menos una pobre escuela de mu-
sica subvencionada.
Elementos de sobra existen; los ha
habido siempre. IPor que hemos de pro-
longar esta situacion?
Es necesario que ahincadamente or
ganicemos una accion musical basada
en- los hechos, en- la palabra hablada
escrita. Es necesario que nuestro pals
Sc de cuenta de que hay en- estas cues
Zones algo mas que ell placer y Ell fos-
forico brillo del baile, y del indiferente
charloteo en- las plazas publicas duran
de las noches de retreats. Es necesario Sc
sepa, que, segln hace notar Ell doc or
Ingenieros, la misica encierra una YER
dad de orden sociol6gico, pues vienc a
revelar con un ejemplo vivo la alta sig
nificaci6n etica del arte musical como
elemento de simpatia entire los indivi-
duos, y como elemento de ammonia en-
la comunidad social.
La musica es un lenguaje que nuessro
pals necesita.
Aristoteles decia: '.La musica debe
formar parte de nuestra educaci6n por
que ella rectifca nuestros juicios, nos
hace ser honestos y modihca nues:ros
afectos'. San Isidoro, arzobispo de Sc
villa cuenta que, en- la antiguedad era
tan vergonzoso no saber misica como
desconocer las letras del alfabeto.
Nadie Sc atrevera negar que la misi-
ca ejerce una firme accion fisiol6gica
sobre Ell ORGANISING humane. Ella ha rem
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dido y rinde grandes utilidades a la
ciencia en- general, y la medic ma en-
particular; y es tan pura esa infuen-
cia que con ella puede expresarse :odo,
menos ell ardimiento sensual. No Sc re-
gistra en- la historic del mundo un solo
hecho EN- Ell que un misico haya sido con
denado muerte.
Grivecu en- LA Sphere de Beaut6
dice: La misica no es solo Ell lengua-
je del sentsmiento, sino que este len
guaje tiene su Gramatica, su Dialec' ica
y su Ret6rica.'A
NADIA la Cupera en- fuerza de expire
sion. A los artistas-ag Mateo Ba-
rroro- o-desc1breles ell arcane de la be-
lleza; los pensadores expone infinitos
enigmas; a las doncellas shsurra amores
en- sus idilicas romanzas; a los debilcs
da su valeroso ejemplo; los Poetas su
compression de la naturaleza, y q lbs
buenos el lsnguaje de sy corazon.
Con efecto, exisSe una bondad ex-
Quis'ta en- las sonsAas de Haydn. ter
nura en- las melodias de Schubert; in
quietud nerviosa en- Chopin: sentimien-
to religioso en- Bach, en- Handel, en- ralas
trina; dolor en- Pergoles; algeria y
felicidad en- Rossini Y en- Cimarrosa !; en-
suefio y poesia en- Mendelhsson pu-
ccini; delicadezs en- Donizetd; arre5a-
to. passion, colorido en- Meyerbeer y en-
Verdi; drama fiebre en- Weber, Y Schu
mann; grandiosidsd, flosofia y roman
ticismo en- Beethoven, el Miguel Angel
de las notas, el Promoted de los tiempos
modernos; en- Mozart, Ell Rafael de la
paleta musical; en- Gluck tambien en-
ell gran maestro Wagner.
/. No descuidaremos la musica religio-
sa. A semejanza de un gran escritor
decimos que: LA misica es la palabra
de Dios percibida por el hombre' A la
diffusion del Cristianismo contribuy eron
los cantos sagrados desde la epoca de
.vespasiano. La armonia del infinito Sc
revela al hombre en- toda misica sagra-
da. Cuando dos hombres enemigos ne-
gan a cantar juntos una salve de Pa
lestina, un motete de Bach, su enemis
tad habra sufrido transformac ON sin
ellos haberlo pensado.
Para esta labor generosa patriot
ca, LENA de obstaculos, de cansancio,
necesitamos ell concurso de todoss Es:a-
mos seguros de que pesar de nuestra
grave enfermedad de pesimismo, descn-
Icanto y :risteza-la enfermedad del con-
tinente latino-americano de acuerdo
con la Psicologia de Bunge-nuestros
hermanos en- ideal nos ayudaran jun
tos nos distribuiremos las dolorosas ho-
jas del laurel del dolor en- bien del Ar
te Y de la salud de la Pa,ria.
Elisa Tavarez de- sToRER. Pianista
del Real conservatorio de Madrid.
Julio c. de ARTEAGA, del conserva-
.orio de Paris. 4
j. Pastor TORRES, del conservato-
rio de Milan (1talia).
Augus'o Sanab'a ELLINGER, del
oonservatorio de Madrid.
Luis R. Miranda. De la "Siegel- Myer
University Of Music, Chicago. Direc-
tor de La Banda del Regimiento.-Ma
nuel Tizol Marquez, Director de la Ban
da Municipal.-Jesds FIGUERoA, Di-
rector de 0rquesta.
J. E. LEWIS, secresario del comit6
organizador.
San Juan, 10 de diciembre, 1919.
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UNA BODA

Han contraido matrimonio en- San
Juan, los estimados jovenes senorita
Reyes Bailly y Jose Rios.
La boda Sc celebr6 por el rito ca
tolico oficiando el Padre Vassallo.
Una larga luna de miel le desea-
mos los jovenes contrayentes.
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Sc vende.

TRUCK FORD de dos toneladas en- muy
buenas condolences, sc vende barato. su
cesores de L. Villamil y Co.. San Juan.
p. r.
Sc VENDE casa MADEIRA, acabsda cons
truir, situada barrio "Chicharo Stop
25, Santurce. Con:iene 4 habitaciones
baiio. Su amplitud es por 6. Informara
Miguel Sosa, Ballaia.
VENDo pulperia que vende mensual.
mente $500. Mobiliario mitad dc pre-
clio, pocss existencias a precios de pla-
"a. Informes, San Agustin 100, Puer: a
de TERRA.
Sc vENDE en- buenas condiciones sa
nj. arias tres casas de MADEIRA en- Ca
tafio. Informara Victorio Fernandez.
Apartado 144, Cataio.
Sc VENDE una buena casa de MADEIRA
edificada sobre pilotes de cemento ar.
mado. Con garage y cuarto para el chau
ffeur. FL solar mide 1900 metros cua-
drados. Situada entire las paradas 25 y
26. Otra casa y ranchon ell Ia parada
21.Dirijase, j. Rechany, Box Goa.
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'once. .-Mayaguez Drug Co, Mayagiel,
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Sc necesita.

sE DEsEA UNA TAoUrGRAFA ~ -.
panol 9 ingles De expcrisnria hnsu
sueldo comunique Apartado 1911. Tel
sio. san Juan.
GRAN oPoRTUNTDAD sonci,amos
agentcs en- todos To- pusblos ds Pusrto
Rico para Ia veuia De aiaunsf ~ va
tras novedadcs. PaEamos una husns g.
mission. Inf6rmese con L. CAYEY rO-.
TrAIT Co. Apartad0 +. ttveJ.
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COmpras.

sE DEsEA CoMPRAR ms cssa e.
Z debe ser de MADEIRA y De POGO pre-
eio Fiiusda en- Santurce. 10 mas proKi
mo a Ia Carretera. riritase > Tel esT.
Box 1918. San Iuau
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Sc vende paDel peri6dico viejo q
$3.50 quintal. Dirija sus pedidos q
"El Mundo" Advt
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-12-18

Sc ALoUILA una habitacion fresca en-
casa buena de familia. San Jus.o IS.
tercer piso.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-12-17
~ Move Station


learned from 4 reliable source
last evening that the station or Wa'iihs
rno. or the West Penn Traction COM
Inv nj First street. Wheeling VIII DC
,,oved Il is understood that it VII! DC
,nc,t.d a, Third street. This IS heins
.one as tho company expects Some'i','
~ Tho near future 70 erect barn IT.
sch varwood, where il will be needed
(MORE)
T. T. Foster and daughter Mar! ar"
encnding several days visiting the laH'
Nv NJ William Jones, OF McMccheh'
Miss Margaret Reed will leave tooay
Gov New Cumberland whore she Will WIS.,
1t relatives :. ,bo
Miss Virginia Wiles. OF Canton Is tue
cuest Of friends in town.
louis Caldwell is slowly recovering AZ
.,., horne on Glenns Run after having
his foot mashed.
u-il,iam Montigel Is expected 10 re-
own honne this week after a business
trip to Milwaukee.
Mr. and Mrs. William Henderson arc
v;sitinr the Lawrence home in MlnGo.
M and Mrs. Earl Jones and FAMILY
are visiting at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs
Paul Everett.
Mr. and Mrs. Jean Tighe have moved
70 wheeling where they will make their
future home. ,,..
Mr.. and Mrs. John Rullard and tamllI
Of Canton, are the guests OF MT anu
Mrs. T F. He'll.
Cecil Montgomery is confined at his
home on Seventeenth street with sew
ere cold
Robert Hood OF Eighteenth street has
accepted a position Mt tn" Windsor pow
or plant at Beech R"ttom.
The Y. w. C. A. Girls club were busy
Yesterday on the collecting OF books Tor
the Richland Sunday School Mission.
They received larg" number Of book"
which will interest III" children OF tins
mission very much.
Miss Anna LaShoru has returned TO
her home in Pittsburgh having been
called here by the illness Of her sister.
Miss Julia Harris. Of Cameron, Is
spending several days visiting friends
in town.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-12-17
GETTING BACK TO
NORMAL CONDITION
IN MINING FIELDS

CHARLESTON. W. W.. Dec. l6.-Th"
Kauawha district was about back TO IN"
prc-strIkc status today and the New
River district lacked only about eight
percent Of normality according 70 state
rncntS this evening from I'll" respective
operators associations.
Secretary-commissio n. {. Kennedy
cf the kanawha Operators association.
returned this evening from Washington
but was non-Commtttal as TO the atti-
tude OF tch government authorities in
the manner Of applying tho wage in
crease in the outlrinE districts. He ex-
pressed qualification. however. that
President kcenev Of the United Min"
Workers. had instructed that the mines
be Kept in operation pending an adjust
ment y fthe differences.
The few idle mines in tho kanawht
fields today had not been placed in
shape for operation according To reports
received at the operators association
Tho long suspension resulted in making
tho cleaning UP job an oncrous one for
tho many operators.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-12-17
NEW RESIDENCES

+. Z. Kitchen. we'll known local con-
tractor. is erecting splendid new r"St-
dCnce on his property at Oak Park. no."
Wheeling Park. The rcSidcnC" will b.
one Of tho finest IN his section of tn
country when completed. y large ga-
rage is being erected III connection with
it,
z. {. Dancer. we'll known Market
street business man. is also erecting
splendid new rcsl~nC" at Edr wood.
which will cost over $4,000 when COM
plctnd. 1t will be a splendid addition
TO that district
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-12-17
BULCARIANS RELEASED
FROM BROOKE co. JAIL

Especial Dispatch 10 The Intellisencer'
WELLSBl RG, W. Va. Dec. 10
Three BulgarianS Basil JahnIotf. Dan
Savoff and George Ean"y. arrested NO
ypmb.r s for an alleged conspiracy :"
rob Payrnaster Nallsr and blow up the
mine OF the Beech Bottom Coal cotnpan'
who have been held in the Brookc
county Jail. were released today OWING
To the failure Of tn" federal authort
ties TO take any action other than an IN
vestiSation that was conducted by Spe-
cial Agent Of the Department or Justice
John 3. Wilson. Of Wheeling. No fed
cral charge having been preferred the
local authorities were forced 10 release
the trio,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-12-17
WARM GREETING FOR
PERSHING AT SHERMAN

CHILLICOTHE. Ohio. Dec l6.-Eciis
and whistles sounded greeting 10
General John J. PcrshinG AS his train
arrived "a Camp Sherman from dayton
toni cht.
He was driven to the Communit"
house. where he was guest OF honor at
L dinner given by the Chamber OF Com
mcrce. after which he shook hands with
more than five hundred veterans Of the
world war. Tho reception was followed
by . military bail attended by more
than 2.0oe Of the camp and city pppua-
ton
General Pcrshing will review The
troops and suspect Camp sherman to-
morrow and Ihcn will 60 /" Columbus.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-12-17
WELLSBURG COUNCIL
FIGHTS TRACTION co.

wELLSRCRG. W. Va. Dec. l6.-At
rs session tonight the WsllSburg coun-
CT continued its hight with the Wheel
ing Traction company by adopting
resolution that the company he instruct
cd to discontinue dropping freight az
street corners. Much OF thus tre!sht.
merchants complain. has been lost or
stolen. while the company is reported 10
have refused to provide proper ter
nIinal. Council also ordered the city
solicitor to protest 10 the company re-
service special session Of COUNCIL
viii be called TO hear the act upon the
solicitors report. ,.,.
Nome Telenhonc company for the in
stallation Of a fire alarm system. The
city fathers also authorized the pue-
chase Of seven acres Of ground on
Green's run as The site for garbage
disposal plant.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-12-17
Wheeling Does Not Fear
Any Dire Calamity Today

\ peculiar astronomical phenomena.
known a. I conjunction Of planets. oC-
ours today which has given rise to all
sorts of rumorS Of dire calamitIeS.--
even that the world will come to an end
today. The thoughtful. however. fear
no such disaster.
Mercury Venus. Mars. Jupiter. Saturn
and Neptune will be ~ conjunction. but
it is only by 4 great stretch Of imagi-
nation that the phenomena may be seen.
At Cathedral High school today. a spo-
ctal study Of the heavens will be at
tempted. the weather permitting. be-
cause OF the phenomena.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-12-17
ELM GROVE


Tho toNn officials Of Elm Grove are
getting things in shaP" for IN" changing
over Of the system Of government tho
first Of the year. The hooks have boon
audited and gone over and found to ba
.. X. in every way rh" chang" Is be
ing looked forward - with keen interest
by all. as il takes place the first OF jan
11arv
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-12-17
LOCAL FIRM SECURES
CONTRACT FOR HALL

The Hugser Construction company. OF
this CITY. has secured the contract Tor
thn creStion of a large recreation ald!-
torium and hall at Rhodcsdale. Jeffer-
son county. Ohio. for the United States
Coal company. TIL" Cary Roofing com
pany. also Of This city. has secured the
cont act for the roof.
The work is under progress at the
nrcscnt time and will b" rushed TO COM
pIetion. The miners of the district VIII
be given all kinds OF amusement IN the
hall including motion pictures.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-12-17
Painters Elect Officers

Wheeling Local No. 81. Painters and
PaperhanGers held an interesting meet
ing last evening At their quarters IN inc
ohio valley Trades and Labor Assembly
hall. at which time they took referen-
dun vote on the national officers. the
ballots to he counted AZ later date.
On next Tuesday they will nominate
their local officers and on the following
Tuesday will elect them. Many matters
Of general Importance were up for dis
poSal last evening.
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to have a number Of unsightly poles
along the various highways removed
and the roadways in general placed in
first class shape. The work is going
along in fine shape in the way OF get
ting things lined up along the various
highways. such as clearing away brush
and lining up fence lines along the
roads
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-12-17
WARWOOD
YOv Bugy.

Harry II. Garden. town sergeant and
treasurer. is being kept very busy on
sending out statements TO the people
that so far have either forgotten or nc
elected paying taxes. Mr.. Garden Will
be at the Center Warwood hose house 10
collect said taxes from now until the
first OF the year on account OF tho books
being turned over to Greater Wheeling
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-12-17
LeaQue Me1ta.

\ business meeting or nc Luther
League of the Lutheran church was held
last evening at the home Of Miss Marie
Hofreuter. on South Warwood avenue.
Plans for A soclal affair TO be given
after the Christmas holidays was con-
sidered after which a social time was
enjoyed by all present
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Poatponad Meeting.

Owing to the illness OF Mrs. William
Rodgers of Center Warwood. the meet
ing Of the Busy Bee Circle has been
postponed. The next meeting will not
be held until the third Tuesday in Janu-
airy. At this time several important
matters will be taken up and discussed
in regards 10 social affair.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-12-17

now boast Of having more paved streets
than any other Of the size in the state
and the work Is still going on.
Mss Virginia Moore OF Wheeling av.
enuc. is spending a few weeks the guest
Of relatives at Claysville. Pa
J. c. Carney. Of Warren. Ohio -
spending the holidays the guest Of his
brother Elmer. OF Patterson.
H. w. Wells. Of Howell avenuA -
able to be about again. after being con.
fined to his home for several dAyO
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-12-17
MRS, LOUISE KOCH
TAKEN BY DEATH;
INJURED SUNDAY

street died at 9:45 O'Clock last evening
street died AZ 945 o'clock last cS"nln-
at the Ohio Valley General hospital ar
ted suffering sine" Sunday with
broken hip. Tho deceased was in IN"
18th year Of her age and is the Woo"
OF August Koch. She is survived of
one daughter. Mrs. Anna faethe 2ll9
Eoff street.
The deceased was the widow OF the
late August Koch.
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sidewalks Very slippery.

Since the heavy fall Of snow sunday
morning, the cold wave has made the
streets and sidewalks throughout town
very slippery. Several peopi" have re-
cejved fails but so far have been very
lucky outside OF being shaken up.
There Is An ordinance in tho town which
compels all property holders to Keep
heir sidewalks clcan. II has bc"h
STATED that II this is not lived up TO vol
unfairly the ordinance vii! I've enforced
IN. tha town officers.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-12-17
POLICE PICKUPS

Dave Danny was arrested last night
and lodged in the city lookup on a
eharHas,pf having been providing arouad
ia .AnEle ef George S>atsadoras on Mas
ket street below Twcnty-flfth. He will
be given a hearing before Squire r. G.
Hobbs this morning. Officer Glenn made
the arrest,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-12-17
RoaumM work,

After being idle for the past couple
weeks work was resumed yesterday
afternoon attthe Beech Bottom plant OF
the Whitaker-Gl"ssner company. The
mill was shut down due to the shortage
OF coal. but il is now able to get enough
from the local mines.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-12-17
Piranen Hold Neettng.

Members Of the Reliance hose COM
pany met last evening at their building
in North Warwood. Several important
matters were taken up and discussed.
n 10 understood that after Greater
Wheeling takes over the fire fighting
epparatus that the members will con-
.inue as a social club instead OF a hose
company.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-12-17
HutinV on Greek.

Many young folks ar" cut skating
on the creek. winch IL frozen over at u
number Of places. At several pinc"N
along the stream the ice IL Stll very
thin and it IS rather dangerous. but as
a whole II is in fair shape and the many
persons out each day are enjoying them
selves
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-12-17
EXPECT A SELL OUT

\ record breaking number OF mail
orders are being received by IN" Court
theatre for seats for the "Chu-Chlu-
Chow show which is boockd for u solid
week. starting Monday. January 5th.
according to Manager Fred T. Johnson.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-12-17
Girl's Club Busy.

\ meeting of the Girls club was held
last evening in the social room OF the
Presbyterian church. Nose Of the even
ing was spen, in sewing as the girls arc
making presents which are TO be sent 70
an orphans home.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-12-17
Pullman Carr On.

baltimore * OH" railroad fast trains
passing through Elm Grove are hauling
the Pullman cars again and with the
coal trouble settled for the time being
At least there is to he general rcsump-
ton Of all trains that were taken Off.
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A numbAr Of the younger set OF War
wood hav. completed ali plans and Will
riy, a dane, this evening at the Island
club. About dfty invitations have been
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Aernova buildings.

The county officials NJ" seeking L"
have two buildings located on the Ma
tional Road near the stone bridge either
moved away entirely. or have stone
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-12-17
Harry Burt Here.

Harry Burt former we'll known resi-
dent OF town. for the past three years
residing in the Philippine Islands. is
spending n few weeks at his home here
and will return the latter part Of the
week TO Texas where he will be station
ed for some time.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-12-17
Elm Grove Personals.

Harry Clator. OF Hagerstown. Nd. is
spending the week the guest OF rela-
tives in Patterson.
Elm Grove and Patterson combined
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-12-17
FOCAL We'll Atkendsd-

wv "SNW&VFS "1N'0sN ~ ~ -0N'
ing by the Epworth League or the
Methodist church was one of the most
odd affairs Of this kind ever given 1t
was laughable 20 sec the people that at
tended il dressed backwards. The even
ing was spent in playing games at'er
which refreshments were served.
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compelled 20 wait hours to secure their
return at the mines. The work is pro-
crossing nicely al the mines. and prac-
tically all Of them are operating in fu.L
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-12-17

wall erected along the creek bank ana
have them moved back in order that the
road way may be widened at this place.
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aattinx plenty Of Coal.

Farmers and residents oC tho rural
district report that they are getting
plenty or coal and that are not even
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-12-17

sent out. Splendid music will be rur-
nished during the evening by local
orchestra
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The greater the necessary Tor 0av1nB
tho greater your opportunity - -
The Intelligencer Want Ada 80.
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Remove Telephone Poles.
II ia the desire of the county officials