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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-29
APPR0P R|AT|ON
FOR:EXCESS IN
SURVEY COST
COUNCIL At PEACEFUL Session
Last MIGHT PHOV1DES ADNE1
FOE PUMFS AND WELLS.
View Street Outlet ReConmitted-May
Purchase Right Of way From La
Tolle Company.

A, IN. rcpuIor meeting Of tho city
council last evening mn additional appro-
prIatinn wus provided for the excess
,ns, Of The survey Of the city water
nwmDs and wells. The money spent iE
rxcrss Of the original allotment amount
ed 10 S2.UlXES. TIL" renewal certihCaies
ON city bonds Wrrr received and nav"
been extended to October J. l9la; ne
bonds ar" in tn" C"mrncrclal pank; ~
tjonal Bank al West virginia ana Inv
hank Of thr Ohio valley.
Th,, committee in charge OF the We"
strr"t OUTFIT asked. that IN" matter nc
r,-ruirmiitrl. Sinrc IN" proposition VS.
first tak"n mp III: land has passed from
private ownership I" IN" "A i,Gii ,, co-,,
pany. 1t is thought that the IRON com
rany will srll The right OF way desired.
ono ui thu main reasons for asking lot
,ht outlet is Ia provide better hre pro-
lrrlion.
trnrrvr fling a pinl must provide ar
Quilted for the residents. but ~hen tHc
View street plat was filed no SUCH In"
existed. and as Il result there Is no
outlet.
A, Id" ~sEs%Sli"ni Of MN. Mr.. TT Thomas ma.
drawn w ami will b. sent I" the Cover
nor. stat. senators. Delegates III the
house Of representatives. tho president
-: III" Ohio Valley M"dichl associatloh
and Nj Stewart. superintendent OF az
rirultur" In thus STATE. IHc ltS"iu''"'
reads as follows:
Whnrrrs II is the sense of this coun.
I'll that steps should D" taken t" pro-
yidr for H." eradication Of bovine tuhcr-
CElnSIS. and
Whrrras, Tho United States govern"
m"ni has taken steps toward Such eran-
,raticu and "r-np~raiion with states IN
thr matter Of romr"nSatip for The
slaughter of diseased animals. therefore
l." il
Resolved That it is the opinion or
rhi+ rOurti! ihsf a1pr"rr att state !cEis-
1ation ShuIIlI hr enacted providing Tor
.uhrrruiin testing and prhvidinT also Tor
COMPREHENSION 80 to owners Of diseased
anirmnl" in ru-npcra;iun with tho tnitrt
States. Eu%"rnmCut III order that this
state may hr free from the dangers to
ipai.:.;
tSiEn'.n 7 +. Th"n"r.
Z. N.,.Ecs.rr.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-29
EXTENSION SECURED
FOR OBLIGATIONS OF
BALTIMORE & OHIO

Special DISPATCH TO The lnt"4tlSSucef'
R.,LTIAIuEE: Md Jan. 2S.---An-
nounceluent was made today BY the
s. Il O. railroad that its "hli&atlons'
amounting to approximately $l4.pOU'0e"'
due Ferbruary /. had h.s'n taken care
of through an extension by the BANK
ers for five months. or until July l.
The extension vas arranged through
the banking houses Of Kuhn. Loeb "
Co. and Spcyer * Co. OF New horN'
with the consent Of tho war finance
Corporation in Washington.
This is the third extension. tho neSt
having been negotiated las; summer.
Thsy were made necessary Ivy unfhE"7-
able market conditions. which rr"cIuued
ony permanent form OF financing.
The railway company has just been
granted authority BY the Maryland pub
lie service co,nmissi pa to issue aTproNl-
uately So 100000 worth Of bonds to
reimburse it's treasury for expenditures
on improvements
The 3. Il o.. it Is understood. mas
practically reached an agreement VAN
the government on tho compensation
to BE- paid under tho federal operating
contract. although The details Of tho
agreement have not yet been completed.
For this reason tho special meeting
Of stockholders called for January 3p
will be postponed until February IS.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-29
ELM GROVE BOY SAVES LIFE
OF HIS COMRADE FROM |NARN0O[
PRIVATE CHARLES LEWIS SAVES
LIZ OF FLOYD BIBBEE. FOLLOW
ING GAS ATTACK.
Carrted Elm TWO Miles to FIRST AID
RoSpttal-Rsscrsr Is NOW An
Invalid

Gathering UP q prostTatc form In the
tar.c foRo1trx en- attack Of chemical
xas by tho GermDs Private Charles
Lewis, OF Elm Grove. carried 1t on his
back for a distance OF approximately two
miles and after taking rests at Intervals
he reached one Of tho first aid stations
and laid down the unconscious soldier to
Saze into his face and to his amazement
found that It WAS one Of his horne town
comrades. Floyd Btpbce. Of War~ood.
who had fallen before the Hun In their
sas attack. This took place on the bat
tlef1elds Of Flanders during the latter
part Of September. Lewis Is now At
his home in Elm Grove resting. before
returning TO Walter Reed hospital In
WASHINGTON. as he was struck by a
shrapnel bomb and one side was qaraI-
lied. Floyd Biboee is on his way across
the Atlantic at the present time with tho
S0th division.
Private Lewis. IN speaking or the
rescue OF his comrade. stated that he hao
not seen A1r. Bibbee up until the time no
arrived at the hospital with hun. ana
that at tho time he gathered him up. ne
did not know whose the prnStrate FORM
was. 'TIe was moaning and know tnie
could save his life II could only get
back to tho lines" said tho modest SOL
der. He was awarded medal LOT MS
bravery and this deed will no DOUBT 80
down In history as one Of the great acts
Of tho war. Mr. Blbbce has father
mother and several brothers residing IN
+he local district
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-29
TOLL MEN WILL HAVE
DIFFERENCE SETTLED
Company Officials Who Were Holding
Out Sign Scale ard Others VIII
Do Likewise Today.

The bride" t"lm"r'S ,r"uhl" IN IN"
Wh"clinG district is practically settle"
and ,ha employees will l." granted shorter
hours ard more pay That was IN"
cist of i,ror,ra ion rirrr"d las, night
from thuS" in rharG" or tn" matter
/; is understood that tn" officials
uc un" rf ~" bridge companies En"T-
arin" TWO ITihr:S in this community
signed the mrw. union scale Yesterday.
and tia: Ia" officials az tho other
hridE.. company. also operating the NV"
other bridges here. hav" sgniiird that
they would SIGN tl- agreement II the
other owners would DO so.
Tho. rol!-takcrS some lirnr ago formed
4 union IN ihiS community. and upon
In. bridge officials signing the new
seal" Of wages and o'hcr stipnlat'"ns.
TN" l",ri VAS "a hrcnm" affiliated with
ihc Ohio Valley Trades and LABOR As
;<cmh!y Upon this being completed 90
dlv iE,' union viii become perfected
There has boon much difficulty "ncorn-
tnrnd in hrnEinr about tho desired TO
salts. Til" bridge company officials
who held uui nj FIRST were IN" onsS
(" sign tn" agreement yesterday. The
"xc"uiirr board Of n" Trades ASSEM-
bly, first Ind ~" rln:irr in hand and
inter i was iurrcG oyer 10 the arhi-
trati"n r"mmIit"n Of tn" urSaniGa ton.
and finally r. IT. Flynn. preventative.
Of IN" American Federation nf Labor.
WIS called hcra H. cnnsUI:rd with IN"
bridge nfri"iais r"Sirrd9y.. resulting in
tho trouhla bong satisfactorily adj
justcd.
II IS Reported that I'll" new 7rror-
most will rcdlIr. IN" ;rll-tak"rS' hour"
from 'wclvH 10 eight hours daily. max
i'm; thr"" >hifts inst :ah rf two. and that
they Will rr".'ivr II material .n"rcas"
IL wages.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-29
STOMACH UPSET?
Get at. the Real Cause-Take
DR.. Edwards Olive Tablets

That's what thousands Of stomach
sufferers are doing now. Instead OF
taking toncs, or trying to patch up
poor digestion, they are attacking the
7rnI cause of the ailment-- clogged
liver and disordered bowels.
Dr.. Edwards Olive Tablets arouse
the liver in a soothing, healing way.
When the liver and bowels are per.
forming their natural functions, away
goes indigestion and stomach troubles
If you have a bad taste in your
mouth, tongue coated, appetite poor,
lazy. don't-care feeling. no ambition or
energy, troubled with undigcsted foods,
you should take Olive Tablets the
substitute for calomel.
DR.. Edwards Olive Tablets are a
purely vegetable compound mixed with
olive oil. You will know them by their
olive color. They do the work without
gripping, cramps or pain.
Take one or two at bedtime for quick
relief. so you can cat what you like.
At lUc and 25c per box All druggists.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-29
Geor,e 3. Bushon

George T.. Eushou. u w"jl known rcsf-
dent Of IN" out tn" Fix" district. di"G
yesterday morning nj 2:l0 o'clock n
his r.Sid"n"" ~ l'2rl; View. Mr.. IfuSh"u
was in his 18th car and ;!ad hr"n n
resident o., Elm Grove md vicinity for
nearly thirty year. II" WIS for many
Ycnrs asSoci2t"d with T.. l.. Lehman. I'M
Ter. the firm r2rno "f Lehman Il Busnnn.
SONG oc tho fines: buildings nf mo
Wheeling district were erected h. that
firm.
Tho deceased had boon m active Nom
hrr of -'h" Stnn" church Cor Il number
Of years. and on February % 1908.
h" was c.rhn rcd ln "lG"- :'n- ten :cars
n" was superintendent nf ~" $at>h1 n
school and waa inst r'lnrrr:;,l in maxi
ing III" rhn"l on" II III. largest II no
community.
Mr.. Eu%hau IS survived ~ his We
and The following ~" children: Hurry
T.. Aura NIa" Torn"r.sl fred T.. n
Franc: Sal II. an.G George f.. a'*"
his mother and two &.%',"-;.
Funeral s"ry5c"e ~! l." conducted NJ
his lo;n r.Ysd"n"" rhursig" af'.rHn"n
4: "'"l""a Ia. E".. l.. r.. Lowe lly1,
pastor of -" St"n- church. lni"rn"nt
will a. E:j" in S:"n' 'r>r'h cemetery.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-29

will leave today for Pittsburgh. whc~c
lnry viii spend several days.
John Mccormick 20 iii" South Side
has returned Ia Tins city after busi-
ness "Trip 10 ParkcrSburE.
Samuel MctiOwau OF SpringdHle. VIZ"
has been confined to the Ohio Valley
General hospital, is reported improvinE.
Miss Jane f'lnan nf this city IS visit
Ing relatives III Pittsburgh:
Miss Edith Garden Of North Huron
street is slowly recovering from IN AZ
tack Of the flu.
Mrs. Hurry Cooper Of Moundsrllic
was 4 Wheeling shopper Yesterday.
Miss Elizabeth Jasper o. New Mar
linsvillc is III" guest of Miss Regina
Hitc Of North Wheeling.
MI and Mrs. Peter Shaw of Mariel:a
arr expected 10 arrive in the city TINS
evening To visit The laLt"r:s sister. MIS-,
Katherine Hare Of North Main street.
Mrs. t. =. Romin" of Main street is
rapidly recovering from a severe altacK
/. Miss Mary Martin OF this city is Wis
itjng Miss Louise Hunt Of New Castle
John Roulding is quite i'll ut hi:
home on Fifteenth street.
Atlnntic City, wh'ar" he attended n
meeting nf the American N-Eay society
Mrs. ]. II. Thornton OF SprinEdalc ~
mains quite i'll at the ohio Valley nos
pital
Mrs. w. T. kcys"r re Brllair" is con-
fined 10 her HON" ON account nt Ilihrss
Mrs. Frank fisher Of North Market
street continues i'll at the North Wheel
inE hospital.
Miss Vera swcnsrl is i'll ut her room
al tho =. W {. \.
Hiss Violet Winters Of Sistcrsyillf
has been spending The past few weeks
with relatives in this city.
William Walters Of M"Tolloch street
, who recently returned from camp, con
tirurS SERIOUSLY i'll at his home. HIS
. condition is critical
H. T.. Field Of Tho Wheeling Mold and
Foundry company has returned from a
business "Trip tn Chicago.
Miss Lillian Charity "f North Wheel
ing is i'll mt h"r home. suffering from
an injury sustained IN an accident.
Clarcncc Day Of Thirtc"nth street has
recovered. from a brief illness.
Campbell Witt. popular Young mnn m
,hc Enst End. has returned from amp
l.nr. rcvriving his honorable" discharge.
Clvdn Campbell Of M"C"ll0rh continues
I To improve from n lengthy illness.
Clark Hamilton. Jr. Of Pittsburgh Is
Il business visitor in tn" city.
r. T. Sncnrrr. traffic manager or me
Liberty TRANSIT company. has returned
from Fast Liverpool.
Baird Mitchell is business visitor
in Cleveland.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-29
PRISONERS RELEASED.

WASH GTnN. IAN. "S."-Thc WE re
Hartmcri fortnight mad" puhlir-a lrSt al
American ~,ldirrS aud sTIlors held
rri"nnrr> by Germany who have bees
i"lrusr,, Thu; included l.'r"tcnan;
Charles = Wasting. rnilnl"iphia. and
the following enlisted men "f the ARMY
released and returned Ia England
John j. Norduu":'l. Ashtnhula. ohio.
Athrr' tStrnhi'. *. l.nhiS. Mo.
Ralph t'rrErr IOIt%iUwu Ia.
R"rurnrd - Frame .l'+:rph Rodgers
:la,lland. Pa Robot +. Trainer. Allen
;v~n: i'al"i. Nriidi Old Forge. IN.
Howard " Riley. Mariun. ohio William
\. Johnston. West View Nil: Theron
L. Irhnsun. Wilk"a;mrr". pa: Thomas
r." 'f-ny,it'r. In;i-Tili.. Ea.: Francis l..
p'E"!l. i'iIils'l"lpha.
t:nron;" 10 i'rstnce--Archic Adams
cheat fInvcn. Pa Nelson Bower. Trr-
yhrinn. IA; Harold l.. HIrrhtrr. Green
town. Pa. Auhr>w -. t"truSky. Patton.
Pa. William NJ. Livingston. Cleveland
tii'.n g. Lightn'r. CARLISLE. Pa; Joseph
lllN"na. Philadelphia. William I.adshaw.
Arnnld ia.
i.l"u;rf.nn; Fi"war! Y 'V"rwnhlt. Til
fnnylllr. urin. has been r"'cfSrd and !s
ROW u. u has'. hospital.
Mil"s T.: Enn<;ickl,. Berwick. Pa: Lee
lrkrY. Boswell. IA. nrI r.. Frank Yo-
dr.. lfunvrrsvill". Ia. h1.c arrIy"d in
Scotland.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-29
WOMEN FROM
NORTH, SOUTH,
EAST, west
Recommend Lydia E. Pmkham'.
Vegetable Compound as a Reliable
Remedy for Woman's Ills.

Spokane, Wash--"1 want to recon-
mend Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound for women's ailments as it
helped me 50 much during middle age"
Mrs. MARTHA CoNNoR, 1927 Mansfield
Avenue.
Abilene, Texas" For almost year
I was unfit to do my work as ! suffered
90 from female ills Lydia E. PinEhan' 8
Vegetable Compound restoredmy health
after physicians had failed Mrs E.
E. OWENS.
Rockville, CONN., suffered so long
from female Ills was blue and melan-
choly. Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound restored my health after
everything else had failed. MARY
WRz, s Chamberlain St.
:. Oakland, Cal" Lydia E Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound gave me such
relief during Change Of Life, I wish
every woman could know about it /
surely praise this great remedy for
women's ls-'-Mrs. MAKY S. ASHLEY,
500 Dover Street
The reason Lydia E. Pinkham's Veg
etable Compound is 80 successful is
because it contains the curative,
Strengthening properties of good old
fashioned roots and herbs, which act
directly on the female organism.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-29
Wheeling Fire Insurance
COMPANY Annual Meet

The annual meeting OF the stocKhold-
ers Of the Wheeling Fire Insurance %,
took place yesterday afternoon at 'ne'r
offices at 1919 Chapline street. anu
after hearing very satisfactory r.
port Of the past years business anu
o+hsr routine business. the following
board Of directors was elected: William
r StifeL George E. Stifel. Anton Rey :
mann. Henry Bieberson. T. c. Driehors :
DR.. II. E Ocsterling. William klroacn'
John A. Hess and F. Riester.
The newly elected board VIII meet
this afternoon at 4 O'Clock and officers
will be selected for the coming year
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-29
John J. Retlt0N.

Funeral services for John J. Reddo1.
who's, death occurred last Sunday morn
ing at Cedar Rocks. Lin Grove. Will
he held this morning at $50 O'Clock
at his late residence. followed by rcqui-
EN- high mass at 3 o'clock 1T st. Vim
cents church. with Rcv. Father Pfleecr
officiating jn:"rmcut will b" mado in
Mt Calvary cemetery. Tho dc"eaSc'!
was 6S years old. r." is survived by
his wife. formerly Miss Elizabeth Mil
lcr: five daughters. Mrs. Il. y. spoon.
of Detroit: Airs. William knorr and
Mrs. \. Gol!n"r &C Wheeling; Hrs.
William Tr.on. II Columbus. and Miss
Margaret E"drux ut home.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-29
About People
Movements Of individuals to and
From the City.

Dr. Frank Carroll. after receiving his
honorahlr .discharC" from the service.
has returned to this city
Captain L. Il Brown and wife, Of
Pittsburgh. are III" guests Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Floyd MathcrS o. FormoSa
Apartments.
Edward ]. pailcr Of tho 7. S. s. IN
diana. is enjoying i ten day furlouGn
with his parents in tho North End.
r.. Rev. bishop E'onahuc. il visiting
IN rark"rShurg for f"% days.
Mrs. II. NJ. Sawyer. is the guest or
relatives in New York City.
Lieut.. Guy f. Holden and Mrs Hoy
den. oil the Island. have returned 10 this
city. Lieut.. Holden recently received
his honorable discharge from the army.
Joseph Rhodes Of Dallas Ia. has re-
with his son, Frank Rhodes, Of South
Wheeling.
Mrs. NJ. r. Hicks, OF tho Island. lief,
yes; rCdaT for Falrmnnt, where she VIII
be the guest Of relatives.
Mrs. W. f. Il Caldwell and daughter
of the Island are confined to their homo
by Illness.
Miss Agnes Lee and Master Robrr, l.
Boyd children OF Mr.. and Mrs. f"b"r;
Lee Boyd ar" confined To thor home
on III" island. by illness.
Mr. and Mrs \. Maxwell of Rochcs-
tor ~ Y. are The guests al Mrs. VIII
liam Hubbard.
l. r. Lane. az Earn"svil!c. O., has TO-
turned 10 his HON" after i short visit
with his daughter. Mrs. Bon ENlcy.
Miss Ruth Mason. left for Gary, Ind.
whore Sh" will l." TN" Eu"SL'u! r"laiIr"*.
Tom Beckett has returned 10 ms ritY
after receiving has HONORABLE" discharge
from The army.
Earl G.ff"n, Esq. of Cincinnati! o.. Is
4 visitor ia this city.
l.. s. Commissioner Hi""rE" T.. R"yt.
has returned To this citH. after bust
ness trip ju park"rsbure.
G. f.. Kitchen and family. who har"
been living n Sir"mr"d Place. hav-
moved !" Pittsburgh.
Roy. j.. j. Erown". ~ 81. Joseph ca
thcdral Is confined 80 / h. North Who'd
Ing hospital with Illness.
Sir. John l.. Woodstock. is Il business
visitor in l'I;tshurgh
James Il. Jones. -! McM"ch"n. has re-
turned to his hone. after receiving his
honorable. diSrhar@"
Mrs ,irorg" Wilh"rt, or thu North
End. is The Eur>t Of friends III li;is-
, burgh.
Valley. wha has been confined I" her
homo by pneumonia. is reported I'M
proving.
! L.. X. Young has returned to this city
after a huSlI.css trip /" New York Mr..
Young is ihr manager of George r.
Johns store.
MISS May Cunn"ll Of ClarEsburg. Is
visitor III tn" city.
Mr.. and Mr%. Glenn RrHnur1 will leave
! this week for New York city. for few
days stay.
Miss Il"lcn Roth. II this city. IS the
WV ~ Va. 90 '''"'' ~
Gnorrr Hughes. after several days
visit with local friends; has returned
,f-I,t r,tI
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-29
PQ5LAM BRINGS
JOY OF CLEAR
HEALTHY SKIN

To skin that once vas cruptional ana
mrSichtly puSlam brings again the glow
ur health for many. And what rclici
when blcmlShcs long tolerated are at
last distressed Of \ highly concentrated
hcalino, rover qualities PoSlam for this
work Like a racirying balm 10 burning.
irirlaiG1! surfaces. You should not sui
fcr-shoulI not allow skin disorders 10
remain in rvidrnr" one day longer with
out finding ont just what PosIam can
do for IL.
Sold EVERYWHERE, For free sample
writ. to Emergency Laboratories. "43
West i7l!l street, New York City.
Puslan Soap. mcdiCatrd with PcSlam.
briChtcns. h"autifics compilations
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-29
NOT JAMES B. HOWARD
Man Arrested on Charge Of Alleged
Buuco Game Rot Local
Business Man.

TIL" iuan arrested At III" M"l.ur" no.
tel AMI held tn the grand jury an Il
charge nf attempting 10 hin"n Il farmer
rrt ri 81 h60 IS not James +. Howard
Ia. WCli.IrDNu manager of III" Liberty
,diuelui.ri rrmDan" TIL" ;nan ar
rested was ramcd !. ". Howard. and -
,l,c naln"a w"r" =" near alike. IN" ah"F"
SiH;"m"n, is riIr!r.
I.vrrv0n" knows ! Il. Howard as n"'
ing a mau of sterling huHin"Ss HABITS
and ,.har;,ri.- nrd no OH" could stop
80 low as To "Tcu int mat" that he "'t3
IL I'M. MlN nmnmnclnl with the 0tlcnSE.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-29
The following announcement has been

The following announcement has poem
received in tn" city:
You are cordially invited to attend
the military ball 10 DO given by the en-
dowm"nt committees Of LinSly institute
Friday evening. February -. 1919. at
The. Scottish Eitr Cathedral, Fourteenth
and Byron streets. Wheeling. West Fir-
GINA. Gump's full orchestra Buffet
luncheon.
The affair rs arranged promises to be
quite the largest ball ever given ny the
I.insly cadets Tho decorations and
minor details have not as Ert been dc
cidcd upon. hut everything that makes
such an event enjoyable will be ar
ranged. The ratroncsScs of the affair
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-29
Funeral Of Charles J. Daley.

Funeral services for Charles J. Daley.
who died Sunday morning al tho North
wheeling hospital. VIII be hold This
morning at $40 o'clock at tho residence
Of his aunt. Mrs. Mary O'Lcary, on
East FRS; street. followed by rr7uirHi
high mass at the Sacred Heart church.
with Rcv. Father J. Il. t"chraS as cHlc-
brant. Interncns will be made m Mount
Calvary cemetery.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-29
ARMgE TO SrErx1A,

NEW YORK. Jan. 2S-l:nund for ST.
bcria from Franc" by way Of New York
and San F'rnci$ru. thIrtrcu members of
The thra S,lualrun Of he French flying
corps arrived her" to-day on the SiraIn-
ship West t;Hi"ta. bringing with them
several nitpianra. They refused to
make known 10 what part. Of Siberia
'h"E had been ordered.
rh" contingent was mmandri hy
Sergeant lrmarrst tic-irEca. who during
he war saw srrvic" on virtually every
battlefront. serving in artillery, iufan-
try and air service.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-29
House Funeral

Tho funeral of Miss Helen HOUSE
daughter Of c. \ House, who died Mon
day afternoon. will take place this az
,crnoon at 5 o'clock at her late resi-
dcncc. No. n Maple avenue. Rev }.
NJ. Potter. pastor OF the Vance Memo
rial church. Of which the deceased was
= member. will otf!ciatc. Friends OF
the family are invited. Interncnt VIII
be private in Greenwood cemetery.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-29
Wolnan's Business Club.

\ very successful meeting Of tho
Wnmnn's business club WAS h"ll II The
Y. ". G.. \. last evening. supper was
served in the social room on lhr third
floor, ~ til" conclusion OF which Miss
Eckmann. at tn" CITY Mission. and Mr..
X. l.. Frazier, Of the Juvenile Court.
gavr two very interesting talks. This
club meets monthly n III" association
building and It's work - proving or
much interest To many young wunlTn in
the city.