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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-15
Difficult Proposition
For Peace Conference
Reporters to Make Good
Nv RAYMOND q. CARROLL

(Sr"cial Dispatch. Copyright 1919. ny
Public Ledger company)
PARIS. Jan. II. With American
commission TO ncgot,aiH peace IN l'arls
writing about something you don
soc. you don't hear. and therefor" can
only. relate from secondhand sources
described with impartial accuracy. Is
The plirhI of the avcrag" American cor
respondent covering tn" p"ar" CONFER
cncr. This applies with "qual iorte
,u tho British. French. Italian. japanese
nr any other nations representatives
Of IT'S fourth estate.
Fjrst off there is not space IL tn"
,,lnok room of the minister Of foreign
affairs To- hold AL ihc writers. | counted
Them rndav. and for every .p"ac" com
nissinnc: there arc II scribes 20 relate
,bc conferences acts and tout -givinGS.
In tho calculation | omitted corrc-
srundents from neutral countries. Tx"
Holland Switzerland and Scandinavia,
and such grca, newspapers as La From
ga and NascIon of Bucnos Aires. AT-
gentle.
Obviously. the gathering; resolves
itself into crumh-pickinG$ from person:
M friends on some commission or from
PERSONS on ntlmatr terms with some
Cnrlmis sInn"r.
These leaks" constitute the detailed
account Of villa: happened coming from
the non Of thus "r that writer, III" iaHur-
iln of the reader.
TAX" orr own system as an example:
Yesterday President Wilson. LOOKING
smar; AMI very much alive after his
afternoon session with the supreme
wur council. which now includes Japan
rs tho fIfIh great power. entered INC
CrillUn hotel. He immediately asked
f,r Ray STANDARD Eaker. III" magazine
vriIrr who is tn" on" selected as IN
trrnsliary for tho American journal
lists. Mr. l!ak"r Joined tn" President IN
m upstairs suite. Wh"r" Colonel tious"
j. recovering from n slight illness. and
within a comparatively brief time
down cam" a typewriter statement
which. after announcing tn" meeting
had reached an agreement as I" tn"
terms upon which the armiSiIc" was I"
br resumed. added this included s"rrral
naval clauses financial clauses. conol-
lions OF supply. and provisions for tho
restitution Of material and machinery
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ITALIAN ROYAL SUIT
IN WEST VA. COURT
RESULTED IN DEFECT

CHARLESTON. ". Va. Jan. I'm a
lest suit of original jurisdiction in this
cour, brought by the royal consul or
italy against Commissioner Ire OFT OF
the state compensation department. inc
supreme court of appeals of West VIZ
ginia today in refusing the petition
decided tina; TO cntitlc an applicant
To participate In the workmcnS com
pensatiun fund he must have nlrd his
application with the compensation COM
missioner within six months alter inc
date OF death or injury of The person
on whose account the claim is made.
This WIS an effort on tho part OF the
consul TO obtain compensation for a
on the plea that the APP
rlicaiion was maiSd within the time
limitc..
Election Case.
The court also decided tho election
case FROM MatewHn. MtnGo county. by
awarding II writ Of mandamus petit
Toned for by The state on behalf OF
{. {. FISHERMAN against Mayor .. 1.
I.amber, and others. There was con-
troversy p;'rr the appointment OF ciec-
ton officers. representing both the citi-
zrns' aud. the peoples tickets al the
mun.Cfl;i election. Tn" court h"ldS
Tint ';uandatnus les ~ compel a 'nu-
II
crrs recommended by the proper otii-
Ger Of a political party which, under
n" provisions of law, is entitled To
representation on the election board
and where there is - disputed success
sion i'm tho oIiirial personnel Of such
party and there is no higher authority
within The party I" which such con-
irrvcrsy cnn b" submitted for deter
mination. III" court will. upon inc aPpli-
cation for the writ Of mandamuS de-
eide which of the two claimants IS en-
ilIlcd Ia nom!natc such officers It
WIS claimed by tn" petitioners th"' GER
tain citizens Of Nl4tirwaH wcr" "hoca'-
nrinr ,u dominate both parties.
In affirming IN" Webster county case
-. Fliyabnrh Clifton against John Cur
ton that there is an. obligation on inc
mar, nf a husband 10 support ma main
tain his wife. and unless by fcr con-
duet. or for some other reason. II" ~
d schargrd thcrrtrom." IN" courts have
Jurisdiction tn rnforcc.
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NO EGGS ALL WINTER
10 A DAY NOW
Mrs. Newsome Made Her Hens Lay In
F.bruary-Costs Nothing to Try.

I'VE have 90 hens and hadn't been get
ting any eggs all winter. but after feed
ing bon Sung. W" average 10 eggs day
row. It's wund"rful."-Mrs. Dora New
some T. BENTON. Ill.
In January. 1918. Mrs. Nrwsone read
about Don Sang, just as your" DOM
now. Sh. go, The result shown above IN
February. IN birt"r cold weather. III"
offer We made her is the same ono We
mako You:
Civ" your hens Don Sung and watch
results for one month |: You don find
that Don Sung pays for its"lf' and pays
yuu Il good profit BESIDES. simply tell us
and your munoy Will be refunded.
Don Sung U'hin"sc for "Eg-lay!ng)
works directly oh The "Gg-rayinE organs.
and Is also a splendid tonic. 1t is easily
given IN tho fred. improves the hens
health. malt"S her stronger and NOR" ac-
tive IN any weather. and starts her !ny-
ing. sen. .
Try Don Sung FOR 80 days and II +;
doesn't got You IN" Eggs. no matter now
cold or wet tn" weather. your money VIII
h. refunded by return mail Get Don
Sung from your druggist or poultry
remedy dealer or send 80 cents to-day
for Il package by mail prepaid. Burrci!-
Duggcr Co.. ITO Columbia Bldg. Indiana
polls, Ind.
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CREW OF RUNAWAY
JUMPED TO SAFETY

CHATHAM. Mass. Ian. l4.-Th" on
c;n. nf :, ltimp balloon sent up from
tho naval nviaij"n camp here today !"
;nko' photographs "f tn" camp stalled
when the aIr&hlp was n short d'Siah'c
,h,yr ,hr ramp. and its four occupants.
,ri.r being carried tn EauSci Beach
jumped !" safety. TIL" airShip haa
been headed away from IN" beach. hn'
when it's cng'n" stopped me "'''d
%wcri u seward.
Whom the m"u jumped th" hir"hih
,.,c n,,i, rhuu, - feet ahDN" the
beach. l.l,ui"nart Walter IL. Er'ffih'
n rhrr%r "r -" party. was slightly
bruised Tn" others escaped WIN 4
shakjn&-u
The a,rsh.r shot I" a great h"'eh'.
and Srnplar"> sent IN pursuit !" Sh""t II
down w"r... ~n1hi" t. accomplish 'h"'
nriert. II Ms ,Nl,cr"d that III" "a"
would grIiunlly i"1'. "ut and IN" bI'ihH
wruln COM ,l"w' on The water.
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MUST BEWARE I
Of B0LSHEV!SN,
SAYS REDF IELD

EL.,y WORK Inn I4-Whjle asscrt-
,h,, ,h.. I:ni,od Sr,,.- should free
'.,,,,,,r,r,.. ,s uu,rl,Iv os nussIplc
-, r,.y,r,,,inns ,rd humid nm us do
,n,<,,,. and Foreign tradn, William c.
~. ''' .r,,,r,. - 'nn,mrr,, DO
',c,it,''t .,L[,r... i,,.r.. ,,,ni,.h, I'm,
.''H., 49,. t,,I,.r,.:. nus, h.warc nl
,.'l,,i,o,.i.r, ,rJ ,nory ,,,hcr nos1-war
,.h.,,,.Ics vhi,h r,r hes, Ice removed
h.,,
,,,,,ot,,,,n ~ F., nc,,,rp. h,.,d under The
.'..,,,,''c - ,hn rnurril If Foreign Re-
|.l,,,,. Nr ItrdtrIJ asserted ,ha, with
- '''', - ,.,,r,.rns; his ,jrpartncu,
=; ,.r.,.,r.d r. sustain commerce. and
;,,,,,.,rv IN huIh thr domestic and tor
nj,,, I,..,ds "rruyidinr both a scientific
AZ commercial service AT home, co.,
mnHrn,ing with the great commercial
.,.,. .hrnni "
-. ,'',,,,,-, think - unIuuo
.,,,,,,y,tinu h.,Irr
3','' , NTH ,,,,, .,,I ,nn,rulus than
r..,h;,,,. If it, kind ~ rho world" liz
,',,I,I lis fuiuro depends: upnn whether
49,, ,.ixion uf congress- shall he such ~
viii measure il At us true value"
H.. v..rrcd his au,iIrnr". huwcy"r
,bn, while in u military sense tho war
* aver I'm The s,.us" al war problems.
war limitations. war difficulties and
war RESPONSIBILITIES. ;t~is not yet over.
Take ,h,. problem of food. he SAln'
1T ~ moro pressing Today than ever.
"t'nnsdcr well IN" problems ~
,rcd,, .rh. aunstlcs If hurry should
remember that C"Hd!tiunS seem /" ne
such that We who would trade must
also furnish the means I" pay III"
hills and this not FOR ourselves alone.
bur for others as we'll.
"W" must remember ais" that III"
possible problems OF force are ""t
wholly gone. Germany S""nis IN Inroa.
Russia We know is so. VINO VIII lay
today what is til" future OF B"lShc-
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MAYOR RALSTON
NEW PRESIDENT
BOARD OF TRADE
PRACTICALLY ALL FORMER OPEL
GALS OF ORGANIZATION
WERE REFLECTED
LAST NIGHT.
VACANCIES OF DECEASED MEM
BEERS OF OFFICIAL FAMILY
WERE ALSO FILLED.
MUCK BUSINESS OF IMPORTANCE
DISPOSED OE-MARTINS FER
RY NEWS IN BRIEF.

rh. Martins Forty Board Of Trade
hci: ;#"ir first meeting Of the year al
S ocl"ck last evening in their quarters
over the CitiLsns Bank. The meeting
WAS opened By u number ut brief ana
pointed remarks concerning the past
work and wonderful luiur" "ppurtun!-
ties before the local Hoard VI Trndr.
A. j. Fallen was secretary. Vice
President Fred l.. shelby presided. and
entered motion TO proceed 10 eject
and Install the Officers for tho Year.
Tho result Of the election IS as iuI-
lows: Fred l.. Srluy and George Hal
stem nominated for office 81 president.
ScIby declined. 4talstpn elected rrcSl-
dent by acclamallon. For Nic"-presi-
dent. II. II. ChrIstw"n ana Fred l..
Sclhy were nominated. ChrISiwcll de-
clined. Sclhy elected BY lcclamatIon.
Contests were not held for the offices
OF secretary and treasurer. \. J. Fall
len was reelected secretary and ". l..
Noble was reelected treasurer.
Motion prevailed 70 rr-clcct old
board OF directors. composed Of SiSi""n
members. \ committed. composed OF
A. f. Selby, W. Is. Francis aud NJ. +.
Cole. was selected to suggest names
TO fill vacancies of members who ar"
deceased Charles James. Walter Is.
Carlisle ana GEORGE spence were 'ia-"Su
" tll these VACANCIES.
Members Of the board OF directors
are: Z. J. Hogc. \. T. Selby, Fl. Long,
r. O. Lupen, Dr.. {. B. M"sseriy. ".
&. Francis. G. II. Smith David Coss,
F.. X. Dixon, W. Is. Carlisle. Z. A
James G. l.. Spence Gcorg" Cooke. H.
II. Christwell and l.. D. Robinson.
Following which the new officers
we're Installed. The first matter taken
up by the new president VAS relative
10 moving to Bellaire the employment
office which is now located in this
city. The committee TO take up this
matter with Mayor Ralston are: Chas.
James and eS-Congr-ssman w. B. Fran
els. 4 motion prevailed to have three
members appointed to draw up suitable
resolutions OF respect for the mem
bcrs Of the board who are deceased
during the past year. The Following
mcn were selected: l.. l.. S"hcchlc, /.
pougherty, w. G. BourE and George
Reese Six members wer" elected TO
compose the membership committee. as
follows: Father Milhurn. George II.
Smith. I. Is. Sedgwlck. 8. D, Pctt!tt'
John Turner and H. N. Miller.
Fred Selby. OF the road committee
reported that the Pennsylvania Nail-
road Company has arranged II shoulder
the major portion OF tho expense con-
nected with the change in tho upper
river road as planned by the board
and also stated that thu work could now
be carried on with very small expense
for the county.
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Aged WON An Dead.

Mrs Mary +. Yoho. widow Of the late
Samuel Yoho OF Deep Run. passed away
at III" home Of her son. Earnest foho.
corner Of Scabrights Lane and Eighth
street yesterday morning at 4 o'clock.
after short illness Of pneumonia. She
was in the list year OF her age. anu
was we'll known IN this city. She IS
survived by three sons. Earnest. at
whose HON" she died: Forest of Clcrr-
land. Ohio. and Harry. who ,is now in
France, Funeral services Will take place
from the place OF death tomorrow aft
ernoon at 80 o'clock. IN charge OF Rev.
Y. f.. Mcdaniel Of tn" Baptist church.
followed by intcrmcnt at RiVcrvicw
crinetery.
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TODD MAY SUCCEED
ATTORNEY GENERAL

WASHINGTON. Jan. 14.-Appoln'-
mrrl nf successor 10 AtoFncy-Ecncra'
Gregory. whose resignation will become
effective March 4. probably Will ne d"-
fcrr"d by President Wilson until MS r.
turn from Europe. now plnnn"d TOT ABOUT
February IS. il WAS said here TO-DAY
&. Carroll Todd assistant 10 IN" attor-
ncv.ccneral. vas mentioned today asa
possihlo appointcc Mr.. Todd has served
as acting encouragement in Mr.. Greg
orv's absences from Washington. u"
entered the department 10 years ago ~ 4
clerk. and has boon identified main'%
with enforcement Of the antitrust laws
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.Drin k Habit
Surrenders to TESCUM

Tcscuri powders for breaking ny n"
drink habit destroy all taste i"rWhiSk"E.
nj. h.cr or other alcoholic StIInulantS.
rs thousands az wives and mothers can
testify. 1t is Il s,mpl" nome treatment
TIM, can be given secretly. AMI Is sold
under n stnci-huuul money refund guar
antce rs. The Coleman and Gri"St stores
and by nil up-to-dai" druggists.
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stolen from Franco and Belgium pF

stolen from France and Belgium Q!
Germany. nothing more.
Whereupon it developed upon the en-
ercctic correspondents 10 hunt up their
personal sources of information III their
efforts TO penetrate the veil behind the
word clauses"
Instead Of taking up this clue. your
CORES pondcnt went 10 the centers froia
which the British. French and Italian
writer's were getting their quota OF
news. and found that identically the
same lack Of details was prevailing and
the same search for them was In prog
ross, which resolves itself int" JUST
this: What any correspondent. no mat
ter from what country. gets OF inside
information about the proceedings do
ponds upon whom he knows and how
we'll he knows him.
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until next meeting.
On motion. action on IN" tranch'S'
ordinance Of. the Wheeling IFaci'o"
was tabled until next meeting.
.ho nolicc salary or'l!uaac" wa$
-hcn amended increasing N" salary OF
the police from s!li /" $l29. council
man O'roolc offered ths motion tor IN
increase When III" vote WAS taken
,he motion CARED. All m"no"ES E"i-
inc ave except Johnston.
The seni-arnual appropriation f"7
rho current and utH"r expenses ~ M
city vas passed. TIL" !t"tn III IN" "rdl-
rance appr"rriaiinr s'".""" i"r !aE'''|
water mains was STRICKEN "ut.
The ordinance, u I"vy special assess
MON, n nav for rcpaying South Eel
wont stree, was sHSro$s"d and passed
~. ;nprovcme~t COS: sl3.%A5.a@. tn"
,sssSSnent aEains; h"rl!nC Traction
company vas fixed at s3.noh. tn" re-
,nainder Of the cost Of tn" improve
ment will BE- paid by tn CITY and
property owners. "yh 1a*lrE h'i: OF
the Improvement.
ono ~ the most important i'"rns
ar,ed on nv council was IN" improve
ueot resolution declaring Il necessary
70 improve various streets. H"i'a"nt'
Union, Guernsey and N"h''' S'r""i$ ar"
;,cirded in the Strr",s Z" =" r"payed.
The resolution pE"|'u'H '''"N O''.' 80
49,. suno Of sl4n. onh 10 ISSUED an! III"
question &c submitted :" tHI electors
., So.eial election. Mr.. Mckir"y up
rn.cd holding Il special election. and
t..red an amendment that bond issue
eIart;on % held during primary ''"'-
ton ncx, Angus, y 'nni'oA % siS'
n.nd The rules ar! :asS n" ordinance
lost.
n.,ition from, III" r"st'i'n's IN West
-
Twcn,v-thtrd Tor n" improvement, OF
that ;horouChfarr similar :" NnSt
Washington street 'mproE"m"ht. ne
retition was referred :" u" 'r'''' a.
rector.
MAYORS report FOR tn" month % n"-
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Y, NJ, c, A. OFFICIALS
ARRESTED, CHARGED
WITH DEFALCATION

rAElS. Jan. ll--Ii bccam" known
tr,iav that Ihr"c Y. NJ. 6. y. workers
ar" under arrest here charged with de-
ralcation Of tho associations inndS.
wiry are George :. 'h""f"I. former
secretary II III" Rochester. y. -
chamber OF commerce; fcf. *. ATKINS
nr Eagle lass. TEXAS. and -----. ----.
Mansfield .eaid ,u have been Il f"r-
MGR ~rrrrrarv az the ScamCn's Union
,f %rw York city
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Police l.oteg,

Last Saturday when the Jefferson
county authorities came down to York
wife to raid the speakeaAes and dis
orderly houses. ono nf the women that
was caught In tho raid escaped. 'The
jefferson county authorities cane
down again yesterday and captured the
woman IN :hc very same house Sne
IS now IN the Martins Ferry jail. Shh
- we'll known character OF the
wheeling tcnderlnin district by the
name Of Loretta Roam. and IS IS years
Of aEA
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WHY DO PEOPLE
ENDURE COLDS?

When by simply "n''r!nS drug Si"r"
and asking for 20 jar If Ni|fN
PIMA they could pun IN end 80 'h"lr
trou...e. SEEW-rINA Ir an ointment
tina, kills all inflammation whether
external or Internal. YOU can apply IL
on your nos" and chest before r't'r'hs
.u,d y,,ur cold will h,. broken Tho mont
n,,,rpinc-Rnd a S"rnu,l application uSu-
ALLY removes all irar" Of ;hr Trouble.
I, ,,ivcs Quick rcli"f to rrrury children
and /. splendid for bronchitis. t"nsil-
tits. cnturrh. headaches. neuralgia. H"rc
throat. burns. cuts and bruises. and IN"
hundred little troubles that brS"' inc
average household. I'ut up in sc Jars
and on sale al all drug stores.
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Tho annual meeting OF the FIRST Ma
tio,l;l Bank was held yesterday after
noon n the directors room III the bank
building. Reports for the year were
gratifying 10 thu stockholders and the
old board Of directors waS r"-"lect@u.
Stockholders Of the Farmers ~ Ner-
chants National EHnk held their annual
meeting yesterday afternoon. DIRECTORS
tor the year w.r,: elected and otqcr bus
= nSlI,i ed
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Jordan I.ynSky has accepted po:H-
ZION Il; tn" = & T.. round h"uS".
Mrs. ! fin * spending Nv" day III
.ii,Shurrh shopping.
The s. T. club enjoyed ;heh'"r party
., tin. tr, Grand '.k"1r-. last evening.
Mrs JOS. pa Crawford has S"n" 1"
I.Itt.burg7. :" "Isit relatives.
Sergeant Frn!'k Lung. Of lamp Non
nurg. Col lmh,!s. ia. has been d'S-
charged from service"
rharIrs Springer left yesterday for
Cainpinn rr llcr". kraIrte d. thin".'t re-
sum" his S,hd'"s.
BAL. rip.:r of Wsrnnrk. O.. who on
listed IN ,he, army. has received an non
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The annual business meeting OF the
stockholders OF rho Peoples Bank WAS
held In the directors room OF thu '1s'i-
tuition yesterday afternoon. for thc rur-
pose Of elcctIns tho directors who VII!
serve the bank daring the ensuing year.
the election resulted as follows: George
L, Spence: Frank r. ScdEwick. William
Sea bright: 6. T. Kerr: william Limp
hardt: Earnest X. Hoge. W. Lawrence
Noble; E D. Stccr and Maroon +. Cole.
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Red Cross Rooms Open.

Red Cross work. rooms in the Central
hose nous" Will be open today and to-
morrow. for volunteer workers. who viii
he employed on the rush orders which
hav" been received for morning jackets
for the sick and wounded soldiers. II
is hoped that a larE" number OF workers
Will turn "ui. as their services are ur-
trrprI,. ucg1rI
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BOLSHEVIK| SEND AN
ULT|MATUM TO SWISS

GENEVA. Jan. IA. - The R"lsh"r'K
government in pctrosrad has i"ic-
eraphcd an ultlmalum 10 the SWISS fed
cral authorities. saying that unless ."
l;o!shcvists who were arrested and M
prisoncd in the fortress of Savan'ah. Ill
the canton OF Valals. arc released pc
fore February ], so Swiss citizens IN
pctrograd will be shot without trial
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Reece FUNERAL Services Tomorrow.

Funeral services for George Ececc.
prominent real estate man. who died
suddenly following an attack OF acute
indigestion Monday night. will he held
from III" residence Of Vernon Thorn
gate. ia North Fourth street. where
tho late business man made his home,
tomorrow morning at II o'clock, and
tho body will later be taken to West
Alexander where !nterncnl will take
place.
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Mayor RRlston OF this city issued III
strlctionS to the members OF inc local
polio" force TO Keep car"ini Wa'ch 'o'
ma raudcrcrS on every beat. aha u ""'
thing happens IN the way "i "''"S'
breaking and the offender runs not 10
hesitate TO use their gas.
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Miss Mary Mc''r"ndy Will have
srn.,ll gathering If friends ThursdaE
o,,utn:. n, h~r homo on Central avenue.
Muxi, and singing viii be- enjoyed and Il
lut:rErcu S.rN I'd
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Tho Industrious Danes nj 'his city,
WILL hc the guests OF Mrs. John Fawc"tt
o. Lincoln avenue. Bridgeport tomor-
row afternoon. \ large number Of tho
members arc expected 10 attend The
meeting. and ncrdlcwork will hc thc chief
diversion of tho afternoon. followed by a
delicious luncheon.
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United Presbyterian Services.

Tho members OF the congregation Of
the United Presbyterian church of this
city. and a large number %? their
friends, heard an excellent sermon Dc
livrrcd by Roy. Llcwcllyn of Elm
Grows last night Services will con-
,inue all this week in the church. with
the exception Of Saturday evening.
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Revivals We'll Attended

Tho revival meetings held in tho
baptist church Of this city arc all being
we'll attended and r few persons have
been making d profession Of their faith.
and confessions every night. The pas
tor. Rev. X. Is. Mcdaniel. preached last
night on "TIUw FaS; the Prodigal
Went" and WAS greeted BY Il large con-
SrcsntiNn.
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2nrtr Thin Exeninc

This c>.rrnr Vt hrr nom" on North
Eri,,funi sir..rt Miss Mar" Ham Will
nntrrtalu Il number If h"r frI"nGS. A
I.rr, rutuhnr If invitations have boon
ISSUED
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Th" bod! "f Sergeant Clark EhccK,
wh, Was killed whIl" listing friends in
this city at m carly hoar Monday morn
,r- Sas removed to 81. Clairsvlll" yes
,ar,I.,. Funeral S"r"ir"S viii probably
h,. held this afternoon. DurEio Saliva
tore thr r.urdrr"c. ~ r"rlin"d IN IN" 81:
,'laIr~ylll.. Jail awaiting III" acton OF
tn. grand Jury. whI"h Is NOW IN session.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-15
entertained Club Members.

III. rn",, h,rS If Ihr Id" Hour Club
49,. ,!r;lrhtfuliy r.'"rtaiu"d last eve
ANN, by MR. John li"sS"'b"rEh. at her
h,,Iu.. ON cent raj nv'nu'. Fancy "nrk
,Sns III. diversion Il The evening anu d
luur hrOu was served.
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hiss Anna bonn DIES.

Miss tu:,n Eui a%"d -. died IN the
Wheeling hospital IT an carly h"ur TINS
morning FROM Il complication If diseases.
She had hcrn removed I" tn" institution
three weeks ne". Funeral arrangements
have not been completed.
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Y NJ q Affair

cuchrc and dane" will be hold on
NOV, Tuesday evening by IN" local h. OF
- m ,h.!r club room IN Tn" u;nn"rria
Iu,ildin: The AFFAIR has b-"n arranged
IN honor Of the WIVES aud lady friends
.,.c The ln"mb":S.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-15

tomorrow evening. An excellent pro-
gram has hr"u prepared for the OCCASION
after which til" evening Will be devoted
To nr~dl"w"rk. with IL light luncheon as
the Cottrludinr event of the evening.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-15

entertain - lnrcr number OF h"r friends
in honor If several boys wh" have r"-
rurard from camp \ nnnh"r NJ f"a-
iurrS have BEEN arranged Tor IN" ev"-