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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1919-05-09
An-Star Array of
Movies at Avenue Grand

The feature photoplay productions
listed for presentation at Crsndalrs
Avenue Grand Theater next week. be-
ginning Sunday, are Mabel Norman in
THE Pest" William S. Hart and
Juanita Hansen in The Poppy Girls
Husband" to be shown both Monday
and Tuesday; D. w. Griffth's The
Girl Who Stayed at Home" Wednes-
day and Thursday; aIl-star cast in
Three Green Eyes" and Alice Brady
in Red Head"
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FIND ~FENCE, AT ATLANTA

ATLANTA, Ca, May 9.-DetectiVes
recently discovered $1,000 worth Of
merchandise at the home Of Cora HILL
negress. in North Boulevard, indicat-
ing that the place was a clearing
house for a gang OF shoplifters oper-
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GERMANY FLOODED
WITH BAD MONEY

LONDON. May o.-The Times gives
unusual prominence to an unnamed
writer's observations in Berlin, eX-
tracts from which follow, according
to a copyright dispatch to the Fhll-
adelphia Public Ledger. Life in
Berlin generally has the appearance
of normaIity. yet several times In the
course Of a week one pauseS TO re-
mark that machine guns can be heard
in the outlying parts, ana II one
motors about at night ones car is
likely to be halted by soldiers and
searched for hidden arms.
On Sundays and holidays temporary
barricades appear in the Inter Den
Linden and barbed wire is stretched
across the streets that form strategic
positions of defense around the VIII
helmstrasse government headquar-
ters. Thus we have a hint of trouble.
There are today $4,000 Russians in
Berlin, agents of Lenine and Trotz-
ky. With or without the conniV-
ance of the present German govern
ment, but certainly with Its knowl-
edge, the heads of this army OF
troublemakers conduct daily cour-
Ter service through the German lines
from Berlin to Moscow. AS result
printing presses were first establish
ed in Munich, but are now running
in Berlin, engaged in carrying out
the ablest idea Of the brain of Lenine
has yet conceived-namely, the de-
struction of the currency.
COunterfeIts Are Excellent.
Germany is now flooded with mil
lions Of counterfeit mark notes that
are as excellent in quality as those
turned out by the government. There
is so much of this money that the
banks dare not refuse 1t, so 1t Is
current everywhere and good.
The Deutsche Bank no longer knows
whether it is solvent. The same adj
mission was made to me by the head
of another great banking. institution.
Today they are printing 60 notes
in Berlin on Lenine presses, also
notes of the Bank of France that are
good limitations, although not as good
as the German notes, because of the
greater difficulty of matching the pa
per. What will be done with them !
can only surmise by showing the
use to which bad money is put in
Berlin.
The present government formerly
paid IL marks a day to every unem-
ployed workman. 1t now pays 10
marks a day despite the fact that its
capital is exhausted.
Germany Must Fall
The new army gets 5 marks per
man a day and the best food the
entente has sent. This outlay in ad-
dition to the upkeep of the linden
burg army on the Polish frontier and
Van der Goltz's troops in Courlandr
about $4,000 in all, makes the pay
sheet of the war office about the
same as in the days when the real
German army was lighting the allies.
81 came to Germany with the con-
viction that Germany was getting
stronger" says the writer. Il am
now convinced she is getting weaker
and weaker and more and more pes
simistic
"The best opinion have been able
to sound is that the government can
not survive, whether ii signs the
peace treaty or not. Optimists give
1t six weeks after the Versailles con-
ference, whatever the result"
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8. C., IrmO, Ernest r. Buckley.
5. C., Centersville, Henry Murray.
8. C., HaEnesyllle, Howard JOyner.
Tenn, RieeYille. Jasper Gerald
Tex, Fort Worth, Shapley p. Ross.
Tex, LOnEView, TOmnls PoFtley.
VT, Brandon. Earl e. sisters.
W. Va, RedfOk, John DOpleP.
WyO., keellne, Frank A. WashbuPn-
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What's At the Movies
Next Week? -

Eyes" Ethel Clayton in "Pettigrew's
Girl" and Enid Bennett in Partners
Three"
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ating in several Southeastern cities.
The loot included fine clothing. silks,
furs, boots. shoes. lace curtains, and
other valuable merchandise About
s., 900 worth OF goods has been iden-
tifed and returned 20 the owners.
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1872 NAMES IN TODAY'S LIST

Department gave casualty list today which
Names making 27847 reported
Expedtionary Forces.
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KILLED IN ACTION.
Tex, Amarillo. G RH7PoE5 4. Cults.
PRIYATES.
ny. Ell. James r Whittle.
MIMI, Clear Lake, Fred kiPchenbaueR'
Mtnn., GryEia, John NJ. Barstad.
Mont, Garland, Richard NJ. Chezum.
y. n, Brooklyn, Frank Reno.
Pa M4ntiglO; Peyl0 MAnfafdinO'
Va, Scheduled, George Craig.
Va, Faber, Samuel Green.
DIED OF WOUNDS.
PRIVATES.
Mass, Springfield, James p. Kane.
y. ", Astoria IL. L., Louis Yindra-
Ohio, Horwalk, Joseph Sullivan.
Tenn, Knoxville, William II. BrittOn-
Wis, Racine, Frank X SaWiclCis.
DIED OF AEROPLANE
ACCIDENT
LIEUTENANT.
Pa, Northampton, EllWOod +. kfesge.
DIED OF ACCIDENT AND OTHER
CAUSES.
LIEUTENANT.
Pa, Philadelphia, Joseph +. Pierce.
w. Va, Spencer, John Montgomery.
SERGEANT.
Pm, WOrmleysburR. Walter KurtE.
CORPORAIS.
England, Lancashire, Fred station. -
n. Y, North TOnaWanda, Charles Fritz
N. Y, Batavia, Robert I. Dexter.
Pa, Reading, Earl James.
Wis.,, Racine, Carl 4: Jensen.
MUSICIAN.
Mich, Kalamazoo, William DunsOn-
WAGONERS.
Miss, Mangdale. Hickman shaw.
Mimi, Duluth, William r. Kelley
PRANATES.
Ark, Belleyille, James II. Page.
Ga, Dexter, Daniel p. Hudson.
Ga, Evansville, Beura r. Roper.
Ill, Metropolis, Bryan Randolph
Ill New Athens. Albert kFuDD.
Nd, Baltimore, Harry Cross.
Nd, Baltimore, Edward Jones,
Mass, Fast Boston, William AmefehoA
Mich, MuskegOn, Gustaye Seastrand.
Mich, Manistee, HuEo r. Iidtke.
Mich, Rockford, Lesnder +. Yant-
Mich, Iron River, Earl Gordon
MIMI, Madison, Herbert Sage.
n. Y, Brooklyn, jeremiah Il. Roach
n. ", Seneca Falls, Maynard Francis
n. D., bartlett. Martin johnson.
Pa, Philadelphia, George DomenteO.
;. C., Aberdeen. Harry p. smith.
wash, GRANGE, Abraham L Roberts.
DIED OF DISEASE.
MAJOR.
Va, MiddlebuFg, Boiling w. Ha1au, Or.
LIEUTENANT.
n. Y, Weehawken, william a. Gaedeke'
Colo, Denver, Arthur Garfield 81. James
Ind, Wlnamac, Prank FalVey.
MIMI, st. Paul, Paul w. Robinson.
n. ", Rochester, William A. Barron.
Tex, JacksbOFO, George W. Biankenshlp.
Tex, Bandera, Raymond j. Eekhart.
CORPORAL.
No., Kansas City, Rufus 5. Greene.
MECHANIC.
Tex, Brownsville, Salvador Morales.
WAGNER.
Pa, New Castle, Daniel Earnest Ashton
HORSESHOER.
Pa, Hamburg, Frank b. Aschenbaeh.
COOK.
KanS.. Colony, james Daniel Meyer,
Ala. standing ROCK, Robert e. McFarlin
Ala, Bessemer. Rufus Pinch.
Ala. MarioD, Edgar wilkinson.
ILL.,, Chicago, Ralph Waldo Wyant.
ILL.,, Chicago, John j. Guerin.
Ill. Perm, William Il. Arnold.
Ind, Clinton, Pearl Osborn.
Iowa, Davenport, George p. Winter.
Nv, Savoy, Marion Franklin L4nteP.
KY, COvlngtOn, Harvtn h PulllAm'
Ky, Anchorage, George ii. TayiOr.
"a Lowry. landry J. BroussaPd.
Mimi, EdgeFtOn. Mat NerdOeS.
Mimi Candy, John A. johnson
Miss, SmithViIle, George Mckinney.
n j., Paterson, Marines kontnE.
n ", Brooklyn. Joseph kaufman.
n. c., WinstOn-Salem, Sam Chambers.
Okla, Bearden. Henry L. Hall.
Greg, Oregon City, Joseph 5. Allen
Pa, New Brighton, Roy ShtngletOn-
Pa, Philadelphia, JermAnO DeeesaFts.
Pa, NatronA, Roman MlDkulsld.
Pa, Carnegie, PietrO CaSselia.
8. c. Florence, Jack Townsend.
s. G. IeeSyiIle, James n. Jeffcoat.
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DIED OF WOUNDS.

Mass, Springfield, James p. Kane.
y. ", Astoria IL. IL, Louis Yindrs-
Ohio, NoPVyalk, Joseph Sullivan.
Tenn, Knoxville, William Il. BrittOn-
Wis, Racine, Frank X. SaWicl<is.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-05

20 learn that ho is getting along nicely
in the Ohio Valley General hospital
Tho LITTLE fellow is the son of MI and
AIRS, Charles Sherlin. His father is q
popular and wsil-known telegraph op-
orator a. tn" 4 aitinoTo and ONO loca!
office.
The Eov = r. l.. strtdcr. OF St Mat
,h"w's Episcopal church. spent Eester-
day n Cameron
Frank Stanton. secretary Of The board
OF cducation. IS il, in his home IN No<th
wheeling lie was slightly better last
might.
Tho Rev. T. s. Townsend. pastor Of
Zane Street Alethntist Episcopal church.
is III in his hom" X lie Jacob street
Of tho grip
The Rev. DR.. Cinrcncc F:uErne AHen
IS attending III" Methodist Episcopal
meeting in Pittsburgh.
Charles Allen. son Of the Rev. Dr..
and Mrs. Clarence EuGen" Allen OF
y.ofr street. will leave Thursday 10 en-
tor tho Oh;os Wesley Colicg" at Della
varr. Ohio. He will be accompanied
hv Hubert Howard. son Of the Rev
DR.. and Mrs. Harry e. Howard. CT The
island. who will bacome Il student at
tho same institution.
The Rrv. Harry c. Howard CT the
Thomson NJ r.. church. will lra"" this
morning for Pittsburgh 70 attend inc
ra,nnaign meeting Of the McthodlSI
Episcopal church.
Hon. =. W F7"sh"r. accompanied by
his wifi. son and daughter. OF Buck
hannuu. were III" guests OF the RcF
DR.. and Mis- Harry =. Howard, OF the
Nsland. yesterday, while CD route TO
Chicago. where Mr.. flcSher is to at
ir,-o
day school convention. Of which he is
- delegate. lI> is also president OF the
Methodist l.ayrneR-s Association OF
Vest Virginia.
Thomas Whn"lcr. % Chrpl!nc street,
has returned from Il BRIEF visit with
relatives in FarkcrshurG.
John McCiannon. "f McColloch street,
who recently returned frU;n Camp
Meade. has accepted his former dutics
with !:"ut"r EroS.
W. IT, Smith. clorl; of tho city coun-
ell, IS confined - his HON" slightly la.
Miss Catherine Hodge il recovering
from Il two works illness Of pneumonia.
David B"ilnrtun. Of tn" Island. IS
spending Il few w""ks vacation with
friends and rrIativrs i; Cleveland. ..
Miss ctthrrin" Nrsb:tt. Of South
jacob stree. IS si-n,iiug 4 fcw days IN
New York CT, III" gus. "f relatives
Thomas Arlington. "f tn" state pro
hibi zion Department.. returned yesterday
rom Sist"rsviil". wh"r" n" had b""n for
S,r"!-L w"''Ha ~ BUSINESS matters.
Mrs. William Mcf'Hh''. nf Nl"!;wOoi. IS
visiting M"r sister on South E"fc street,
t"r = f"w dnES.
Mrs - l.. RurE"-s. &c his city. "a
vtsita7l: r"irtiv"s IN Warrington. Tor Il
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-05
she DARKENED HER
GRAY HAIR
We'll Known Lady Tells Haw She
Darkenet Her Gray Hair By Il
Simple HUmc Ma1e Remedy.

N:rs l.. II. EnttS. a wei known resi-
G'rt - Iiu"haaana '"Uu-r, la. VIII"
drak.n"d her gray hair 10y 81 srmp!"
hcInr-ma'!., remedy maGc th.. following
statement.
ANY lady or gentleman "an darken
Ih".r gray or faded hair. and make II
soft and glossy Nth this simple remedy.
which they "au NIX n home. To half
4 pin, of water add "unr" uf bay rum.
On" small box Of Iiarho COMPOUND and
/, ounce - glyccrinc. 'Tlr"Sr inErCd-
irnts can hc purchased ut any drug
stnr,. a, v"ry little cost. Apply to tho
hair every other day until III" cEny
hair - dark"nrd sufficiently. This IS
not :. dye. IL does not color the most
t"lira1" scalp: 10 net sticky or greasy
and docs n", rub OF. II will. max"
gray haired persons lool; 10 TO 70 yrars
younger.
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Moundsvtue Briefs.

Warden !, Il. T"rrrfI Is i'll with tonsIl-
NJ Th ~ LOYAL I i'' Mems I!,hl~ class of rl">
Christian church Will meet at lire
church this evening to practice Spccia!
music for Sunday.
Mrs. j. T. HIgGs is confined 10 her
home on Third street with Illness.
Mrs John Eraniu.>r is Ill at her home
on Eleventh street
lack r:Iugh"r;y loft Yesterday for
MassilIon. ohio. whrr" he will b" tie
guest ut friends and relatives.
Mrs. !. {. jefferson is i'll at her home
on Third street.
Miss Esther Arnold has returned 10
her home IN 81. ClaIrSvIll" after Il visit
with friends and relatives here for 4
few days
Mrs. j. T.. Secs has returned 20 her
HON" ncr" after Il visit OF ~" U""kS
with hcr mother in Pittsburgh.
Mrs. j. l.. Ions; and son. AUSTIN. spent
yesterday with friends N Wheeling.
Miss Margaret Robinson u Er"l"rS
Station is visiting her brother Ollie
Robinson Of this city.
Mrs. ", l.. Dawson has returned to
her HON: in WclIsvillr Ohio. after 4
visit with Mrs. j. y. Imw!"9. on Fourth
Ct rect
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SAYS IT IS TIE BEST IN
uTr WORLD

There i rur remedy thai ih"H" WIZ"
know depend upon for r"tl"l from
coughs that 'hrmG ""' af'"r IN" Er'h.
FoI,l'& Honey and Tar 'i'Ii:' III" pas
saErs. &u"lhcS raw. I'M lan"a ih' IN
hrnucS and ban!shrs irr';hti"A Hho t''M
ing IN tn. throat \. u. M"lEhh!''. '"N
u. Lnhstd". W. Va. "r'l'>:. am
r,od I, ,cll Won iha' r'"lc"'s cheney anH
r. &. IN, hos, n!,r!I"In" ~ Thl% world
! b,r, Rad 4 severe. cough arG before
| r.ci haIf = beetle ~ i''';'"'.
Sold .,,"rywh"rc.
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II" will give An address on
- hili I.Hn"r IN VEST Virginia" which
should prov" vrr" interesting. \ social
hour Will ~. enjoyed and reIrcS htn"ntS
vii! Il" served. 'rh" meeting IS open
Ia ali.
X Of c. Dance
E"ilai"" r"tnr!l Knights Of Columbus
I;ll' ;ciy" mir annual ball on February
luih III their rooms. with" III" Premier
prrhr-tr: in Isnrg.. Of TIN. musical pro-
gram Til" affair Is III the nature 81 "a
Nal"nti'I" DANE. and dccnrHti0HS ana
favuTs will pertain I" IN" season. hu:-
let iun"h,.nu Will H.: served ny Caterer
Hi"G"nfrl,l"r and the committee m
Clud"S:
Mc*srS
C'has Robinson Joe *. L!eboid
Frank Wallace
." Book Review.
Thcrc will IT, :; book-lunrh"hn nj INC
Hotel windsor Friday afternoon M
u. clock with tn" book, loan and Peter.
Inc latest production Of II. q. MTils. as
tho interesting topic. Mrs Walter
Kelley will be ia" l"adcr and all VII"
have heard her book discussions before
will eagerly anticipate this one.
wells-Duncan
A nr,.,ty wedding WIS solrmniz"d last
evening ut IN" home Of Mr.. ana ATS.
Charles Duncan. Of Brnohsidc. when
their daughter. Miss Dorothy. became
thr bride Of Lieutenant Ward "a!IacH
Wells. l.. s. ~. son OF Mrs. Grace Wis
Of Wichita. Kansas. Rev. J. w. Neat
Of ih~ kirKwood T'rcShytr7ihn church.
read thu marriae" service. in tho music
room, or the homo. in tho presence q!
only a Cow. relatives md friends.
Til" bride wsErc stunning tailored
suit Of midnight blue. with acc"*Sori"S
Of a corresponding shade. Will" her only
attendant Mrs. Edwin i. Grffrih. for
m"rly Miss Margaret Schmidt "t thls
CITY. was charming in her wedding cos
tune Of brown duvctyn. with gloves ana
hat Of brown. Tho bride carried brides
ruscs and orchids. while Mrs. GrIttcth
had as her bouquet. rcd roses. The
groom had as his best man, MT. Low III
Griffith.
The bride 80 very popular. both in her
own vicinity and here. She Is II Eradu-
atr of Notrc Dame Academy at Mary
land. and for som" time has been quito
prominent in musical circles Inc
groom is :, graduatc OF Northwestern
University in Wisconsin. lie has h""n
twelve months services overseas. having
been in The 26Jth .ir"o Squadron. seven
months in Franco and fly" months IN
England. II" wears ono wound stripe
and hes hccn credited with three n"
claims He will locale In business m
Wichita. Kansas. upon his discharge
A wedding dinner followed tn" carr-
mony. n which spring flowers and
grncncry were in pretty profusion. Tn''
brides fable was rcSplcnd with roses
accompanied by NJ. and Mrs.. Griffith
left for AN eastern wrdding tour. after
which they will hr at home 10 Their
many friends on cirCi" Drive wichita.
Kansas. The brst wishes Of their Cricn'7S
are extended 20 them in their new ltfH
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Hard at Work.

Wfh - 'lard i:aInc nn"LIi when Be-
Intro High comes h.r" nrNt Saturday rNc-
ming. ;h,.' Muund$viIl" High school toss
.r. hay" Sinrtri.a hard week of practice.
Tn. locals have been strengthened D!
ihr addition ui Ellis and McSwatn 10
the lineup since. the iirSt gam" with Bel
ln;rr Wa,. ~ IA" bhOanH were victorlOuS
nv th- :,,'nr" ~ !" tr III. On" Of t."
Tastes: gaines "r tho season III the val
L.. il anticipated.
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Bic CAS- WELL
IS F OUND IN
MARSHALL CD.
United States Stamping Company Str1kes
hillion-Foot Well Near
Shcrrnrl.

Ono Of Ill" largest gHs wells ever
struck il harShnllA county carnc IL Mon
day afternoon on tn" .inhn Marley farm
on Reilly ridge near Shcrrard.
Il is owned by tn" United States
S;nmplnS company and - The second
sent down by dril!crS employed b. that
concern. Tho new we'll gives. prom -"
Of flow Of nhnut l.uhU.Uu0 feet per
day. which SURPRISES IN. flow Of TIL"
1irs. by Il hig margin.
steps are b"lIS taken now To max"
a location Tor tho third well aud OBJ
rraiionS viii be started on the new
project as soon as possible
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IN DYING CONDITION.

HARRISBURG. W. Va. Feb. "A. 6.
Hnurict. Of Washington. d. c.. national
head Of the insurance department or
the knights Gf-i'ythias, and we'll known
throughout tho state. is in dying
condition IN tho Davis Memorial hos,
pital NJ EIkins. rs the result OF stroke,
Of paralysis Received last evening in.
that city, il was reported here today,
Me has remained in an unconscious con-
Iitiun since being stricken.
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sTURa1ss REARnga POSTPONED.

: CHARLESTON. W. Va. Feb. 1.-THE,
SturKiSs hearing. scheduled TO be re-
Sumrl this afternoon at four O'CLOCK
before the house Judiciary committee
was postponed until TWO o'clock tomor-'
row. on account Of tho inability OF the
%thnCEraph"rS 10 deliver all OF the tran
scripts ~ evidence.
q II. wa, announced that tn" prosecution
had r"nctIn!Cd it's ~ mi:nrr and when tn"
hearing II :cStm"d II will be 10 hear
that Offered by judge StuEEiss IN de-
Tense,
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=. BERLIN. Monday. Feb. 3.-(By the.
Associated Press. 1.-The French forces.
If. occupation. according TO special.
dispatch to the SossIschc Ztitung from.
stAnktort on ,hc Main. have taken
possession Of II" Hochtcr dye and.
chemical works, and French chemists.
arc working with German chemists ins
putting out dyes and certain chemicals
to r" exported Ia allied countries.
Of tho chemicals 10 points,
III Germany have been prohibited.
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old-Fashtoned Affair.

Friday evening local poop. WI nhyc
nm uppGrt!rlir. TO attend :r "d-fash-
lon", spelling l"r and hcN ".'cial. which
will tax" ula"" in the paIi"r:; of I'M
First NJ T.. church. Th" senior and
adult departments of thu SUNDAY school
will have charge and Il very peasant
program has been arranged.
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Entertained Club.

Members Of tn" Tuesday Arts club
were entertained last evening by MIS-
W. H. Alexander n; her hnm" AT The
corner Of sixth str""t and Morton aN'-
mn. The meeting WIS well attended.
and r"lluwi;lT a short prog ram Il general
social hour was tnju&"d.
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Republican Committee Net.

Las, evening Il meeting of the City
Erpublican Committr" was held and
plans 10 rthr nominating convent on 70
ne held February !" wer" outlined. The
tn.nliuE was WILL attended and interest
nj tn" coming municipal campaign is
warming up rapidly.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-05
Dance Was Held.

TIL" Moundsvillr lUdr" OF t.IhS held
dance last ,.NrnIrr III th"i rrluh rooms
Many ,rcrr present and :, mes; 'u!u%ahi"
,:vcuing was spent. Orchestra music WAS
furnished and refreshments w"r" serve"
bet NN"u numbers.
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VIII EpteEta1n.

Thursday evening Mrs. w. "a. lirnd'T-
son will entertain the members OF the
upportunity cirrl" Of. the Christian
rhrirc, at her home OF Sixth street. y
business session will be held. followed
hi :, social hour.
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Three ;,ris"n"r> w"rH r'T"ii"L I'S'"r
day from N..t&.l county at IA" *t"'t'
u-irrn rh"y started on their %fh'"hr'"
Yesterday ;ifi"rH""n. Guard ~ w
Errr, has returned from l>hnHWh;.
county with w"ur mon from ;h"s r"IH
camp. =
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able to supply the demands OF heir Gus
TONER'S during tho past few days and
there is-littln 70 he had now. Ono gro
cor hnI.about Il thousand pounds last
Friday. bu, is now almost completely
sold out.
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BRITISH MILITARY
PROHIBIT GERMAN
PAPERS AT COBLENZ

BERLIN. Monday. Feb. 3.-(By tho
Associated PrcsS)-Thc British mill
tary authorities. according to reports:
received here. have prohibited the pub
LEGATION of the Cologne Zcitung and the
ColnGnr Taecblatt for a period OF eight.
DAYS -
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Frvrrish Hcadnchcs aud EUdys Pam
caused frum I cold are soon relieved By
taking LAXATIVE EnOMO QEINtNE
Tablets. There's only one "Rroino Qui-
nine" f. W. GROVES signature on the
box soc.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-05

MU,r- rlWu'"d d"rirn' III pre- 80 ".;';S
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