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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-31
NEED FOR WOMEN War
WORKERS INTENSIFIED

NEW YORK. Jan. DIFFERENTIATION
Of tho war. with 4 consequent lowering
of army morale. has intensified IN"
need for women war workers. both IN
the United States and overseas. 800
nror,ircnt women were ;old At A carry
on meeting Of Yong Mems Christian
association workers held today al the
home Of Mrs Vincent AStor.
Mrs. Aston and Mrs. Theodore koose-
welt, Jr.. both Of whom have recently
returned from France, were among the
speakers who urged q greater eitort
on the part OF women to keep up the
soldiers morale.
I'VE must he in earnest about carry
ing on" Mrs. Roosevelt said. The Work
in Europe is tremendous and must
not be dropped"
Mrs. Aston said that although shs
had returned from France she did not
intend TO relax her efforts.
Especial need now is felt Tor women
10 20 overseas as Y. VI. c. A.. entertain
crs. said Mrs. Louis +. Sladc. chairman
of the woIncn's division OF the \. u.
&c. A war work council. Women ere
needed to augment the present Ntec.
which has become inadequate. she saio:
as the result Of the rrcer granting or
leaves to soldiers.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-31
AFR0PLANE AGENCY OPENED
IN WHEELING To SELL PLANES
PERSONNEL OF PEACE
Conference OFFICIALS

WASHlH,;TnN. Jan. %m-Thc stat"
department tuda! mad" public ihe per
sonnet uf tn" peace conference nrEanl"a-
rlnu as professionally chosen and now
finally formed. Bcaidcs Georges Glenn
.nccau. III" French premier. us r:e*i-
dent. and SECRETARY Lansing. PrenllrFs
Lloyd George. II Great Britain; Or
!audr. OF italy. and Saiunji. "f japan
~: vic" presidents N" mcmtfTs are:
Secretary Gcncral-M. Dutasta. OF
France.
Sccrc,ar;rs-For the United states.
Joseph &. Grrw. m!nisi$-' plcnip"'cn-
liary; Leland Harrison. counsclo" OF
embassy. and Colonel. United States
Grant. Third.
For the british F:mp!rr--l.irutcnant
Colonel Sir Maurice Hankey. Herman
Norman. counselor Of embassy. ana
.iri. I'hrppS. first secretary OF en-
hasSy.
For Francr-M. g. Gauthi"r. minis
fer r.cnirotrn;iary. and N. Dcbcnrn.
secretary nt rnha say.
For ltaIy--Comir Ald:oVand.. minister
r!rnipnt"ntiary: Marquis Charles hu'
raZEn. counselor Of legation. and NJ. u
srambfila. counsellor o. legation.
,ur .iapau-- Sndan Sahuri. secretary
a; the ministry 0f iOl"ign affairs.
Committee bn v"rIicution Of p"wiTS-
Henry White. United States: AriauT
Ralrnur, Hritisli Empire: Jules ca nhun
France: Marquis Salvage. .EasEi. liaI%
and X. MatSul. Japan.
ConnlIltr" on dra!tinE--JaTn?s Rr""i
Scott. United States: Mr.. Hurst. iirit'
Ish Empire: VI. Tronak"r. France: Pre-
RuSsn:I Italy. and II. NaEoaka. Japan
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HAS WING SPREAD OF IS IEET.
AND CAN LIGHT Or START
FROM CITY STREET.
First Of tho Miniature Planes VIII AZ
rive in This City within
short Time.

Miniature planes. 81 constructed
that any fellow can TAX hls E'ri Out
FOR q spin through Ia" clouds. ar" !"
be handled by 4 local dealer within tn"
next few weeks. ana Will lc Offered for
sale at a pric" tina, all can afford 1"
DAY. One Of ,hc representatives. from
The factory AZ cincinnati. OHIO. James
Bailey WEIGH. was IN III" city y"st"r-
tav comforting with Earl EraunliCh. III"
we'll known m"Inh,r "f III" firm -! {.
f.. Hraunlich Company and was juh.iant
at he reception Ia" had r"c"!N"" every
where RELATIVE. 20 III" placing OF aG"n-
Cics.
Tn" ltil" mach n"s have wing
spread If bu. - feet and hay" a 4"
horse power motor. If high speed. ''Hrt-
he of carrying tho machIn" nj - miles
per hour Tho machin" can stars or
aligh, frlm ,i'y street, WhcT" there
arr no wires. aud has all III" latest an-
planes for safr'y and comfort zach ''S
control lines 6 III" latest Up" Th''
cost .: ia" .ra"n.mc. ""inHi"i'. !" IN"
,glrrhn&.r u-lEdlnE fr'la;hi. "II 10
81 500 and Va" Coz! "f operation "''I
ar.rar" about !" .'Etg per hour Wh!I'
in fhghl with .wn rH&%ruE'rS
Aviator IIcl"h. jus, returned FROM ih'
hart,.rirlLS &C France. and WA" n
,ir, aviation fl.Ii at Dayton for Il tina,
f..-... H.. ,i@r,i m" ntil" machine. and
.lalr", ;3ir1 ih"y vi! ily III Any Kind
D., + w,a,h.r nnd ma; nnNun" can hhndl"
,hru!. ON" If TIA, demonstrators viii
arrive. II III" city Within " i"w weeks
30 explain ih. working r:.:'H az IN"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-31
ARGENT|NES DON'T LIKE
PACKERS DOMINANCE

ni'E%OS AIRES. Jan. 3G.-Thr "rcr-
alton Of American packing houses in
Argcnt!n" is dealt with III Il t~o-coinn'h
article: IN LA RaEnu today. comment
in.. on ]. ogden hrmour's testimony be-
fore the United States Srpa!" the pa
per Says:
We published some time 'ag" IN"
SwII; ltlnii,'.. showing 5 per cent III
t-rrst on South American business
which caused such comment III Norm
America That Mr.. Armour omitted Sout"
American profits III his ha!ahce. "'
hacking trust is serious menace 10 AT
Ccnlinr today The government must
establish national plants or rcdu'sl"''
foreign ones.
"If III. prize of meat is not descend
ing today il is because Of the efficient
Of ,hrs" trusts. which are
more powerful than the governments.
"N~hcn war was declared. America
consented to the formation Of trusts.
especially tho meat trust TO opcrat" in
South America and Africa. From The
first we have protested against Euro
peans and North Americans CHASING
US as negroes in the belief that Euro
pcan character disappears the iaTth"r
south one travels. Meat trusts were
most rcpulsivc 10 North Americans ana
were largely responsible for the strict
antitrust law. We have protested their
operation here. =.
We were put on til" American black
list but removed later. We S;ill hoid
our original opinion that III" operation
Of these trusts is detrimental 10 ArEen'
tine.
"As result Of III" trust combination
Argentine farmers receive only S"" pc
SOS for steer. the Identical steer sell
ing for the cauivnl"n; Of 100 pesos IN
England and North America.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-31

WASH THE KIDNEYS
AFTER COLDS, INFLUENZA. :
THEN LOOK AFTER KIDNEYS!

EFT takes skill and strength to work all day IN shop
A or factory. Many a woman is lighting just
as hard at home behind the lines did the boys at
the 'front.' But when (or wonnan) has to meet
the attack of the influenza baci ten to one ne Will
have close shave his kidneys not right Influenza
and Grippe often inflammation OF the kidneys
either at time of attack aerward 1t Is due to
effort to throw off the poisons When are troubled
With backache, or headache-when your kidneys get
sluggish and Clog you must relieve them, as well as
vo11r bowels Ward off serious troubles at once by
bting at the drug store an anti-uric-acid tablet,
Grst discovered by DR.. Pierce, and called "Anuric'
This will flush the bladder and Kidneys and 1t IS
well to drink plenty of hot water better STILL hot
lemonade Take occasional doses of castor oil 1.-TWO three
times week. of natural Laxative made up OF May
apple leaves of aloe and aap rolled into tiny
% - h. had at all drug stores as Dr. Pierces Pleasant
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No matter what ais yu0r child.
ECn;ls thorough laNat!N" should always
be thu fiSSt tr':t; mont gwen.
II your littl. nr,. IS out OF sorts. hall
sick isn't resting. eating and acting
natur;,lly-louk. Mother. -" II t"ngu"
is coated. This j. u sure sign that the
little stomach. liver and bowels ar"
clogCSd with Waste. When cross irr!.
table. tcrcrish. stomach sour. breath bad
or has stumach-achr diarrhoea. sore
throat, full - "nld. give a tras?oontuI
Of "Cai;f"rEia Syrup OF Figs and IN 4
Few hours all ths r"nstipatcd poison.
undiGrS;cd food and SOU" bill" gently
moves out OF the little bowels without
gripping and you have we'll. playful
child gain
~Mo;hcrs can rest easy after giving
this harmless fruit laxative. because
:, neve: fails to cleanse the LITTLE ones
liver and bowels and sw"rten III" Stom-
ach and they dearly love it's pleasant
taste. Full directions for babies. chill
drer OF all ag"$ and for trown-upS
printed on each bottle.
Beware OF counterfeit zig syrups. ASH;
your druggist for 4 hottl" Of "talitoFn!A
Syrup IF Figs" then See thns It Is made
BY the California Fig Syrup Company.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-31
Paraguay Commends
Just Treatment by u. S.

NEW ToRk Jan. ~ .--Th" r"as"n why
Paraguay ar"r;.!.r! tho basis ;ha; pr"Si-
i..,t WILSON offered sn'n" lin" az" IN tn"
states Of Enrth ard South America. look
.uy n III" cons,irn'nutI"n Of PIn-Am"rI-
can SOLIDARITY. Ms h.'cauS" Of the Just
Treatment az l'ara quay in III" past hy'
,f.. tnlt"t States. said Manuel Gondra.
f:,r;IEUa%an minister !" III" tinted
Stats and former pr"sid"r,! "f ihr r"-
pu..l!r ~ az address h"r" '"taH- H."
SPOKE al \ Luncheon: Riv"'5 IN l.I:s honor b.
tn l'nn-.iin.r,"au Sur,.':% ."E'' N" United
states n ;hr E1nk"r= ''iuh.
Us" "t "Y"rha Ma'". ut IarHEua%an
;.a. in this country. 80 Il substitute FOR
,;,!tnulnnt. nov That alc"h"l'" liquor hns
ben banned! was urged hy John Fn@a"t'
Moore. president Of Iii" American
s.,,..,.i" iic SAID ihai without uEdu'
stimulation II wH= Il beverage maj would
'rrre"rv., h"Hut". minister I" "tF"nEih
ai.i 'r;ti thu iui.r.s wiih 't' r"s''i''
MUGS.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-31
War Brides and War
Babies Now Coming

NEW YORK. Ian. "G.--Th" Plnits-
burg. which arrived to-day was the first
troop ship In bring English war
brides" of American SOLDIERS 10 this
pert On board were III" wives "f
three officers and twelve enlisted men.
Some accompanying their husbands and
some whose husbands had returned on
other ships
There was ono war hahy" On tho
ship, William Euh"rt John Lewis. Jr..
who cam" over with his mother To Sec
his father for tho Iir&t time. Tn
father returned several weeks ar" ana
last week was discharged from II de-
barkaiinn hospital her" with his sew
culh wound healed.
Lieutenant ". r. Dclt"d". Of Buffalo.
r,rt his bride in a runvHi' scent camp.
vhrrr lie wnS recovering from WOUNDS
and sh. WAS miniSu"ring 10 the In
validS.
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EVERY PERSON INTERESTED IN
PROJECT INVITED TO ATTEND
OPEN FORUM MEETING.
BENEFITS TO BE DERIVED TRCM
CONSOLIDATION TO BE DISCUS
SED FRON AL ANGLES.
MERITS AID DEHRrTS OF PRO
POSED ~RGER OF PCTLYTEG'
TOMNS WILL BE CONaDERED.

All roads will lead to thr Auditorium
tonight to attend tn" big Greater Wheel
Tag mass rpaatinE wh!.'h takes place 1T
riG;h, O'Clock. Representatives from
every town and viliar.. embraced III thu
proposed boundaries If IN" greater city
will Pr IN Attendance together with p'r'-
pie interested WHO liv" near tho now
Limit lin" t. hear he advantages of the
public utilities offered by Il large munic-
ipality
The meeting vii! he presided over by
OTTO Sch"nt. vie" chairman ~! III" Great
or Nh"ciinE cnInrn,'tr" III tn" ahS"nc" OF
Chairman =. &. StC"i II viii h" m open
forum and ANYONE viii" has something
worth listening to can W. heard. tn"
various representatives. "f II" -: urban
towns within IN" Limits nf ;h' pr! cd
greater city ar. also expected L. i"'
r:Ilcd upon tG give thrir opinions AMI
reasons for tho merger together with III"
G.nCfiiS accrued from consolidation.
Many local Speakers sc prominence"
will attend ard Chairman Schcnk WILL
call upon ms many az pnSSjhl" {" address
I H.. asscrnhiaS> and rniight"n tn" pco1l"
further IN tho merits Of tn" Greater
Wh"clinE project.
The meeting viii also be q: IN 'duca-
Iional nature ard il is expected THAT
many points Will D" cAplaih'" "''N' ~"
movement which ar" not understood by
III. layman and IL is mainly Toy TINS
purpose. that III" meeting ~ called So
thar rlcry citizen of Greater "h"cllnS
will know just exactly wha; "a expect
and tn. Inducements offered by extended
city benefits such rs fire and polio" pro-
lection; stree: lighting and all civic inn
provements and their hercficar:rS.
Preparations ar. being made for a
big crowd at tn" auditorium ana every
uun who has the int"rcStS Of the COM
munity in their heart are urged I" he
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WAVES IMMUNITY
(continued From Page one.)

and ,runur i Co. had refused 20 ship
I,,... .,n,.k AYR The railroad as long rs
M, road r,ai,t,riy.cd its yards and that
later. when The yards w"r" aban toned.
49, ,rrr,n,,n. was reached to snip 4
$50. ,.nIr.,. nf sock over tn. line
~. ar,.;n l,,.s
w .VTlli want - cxDia;n that" sug-
.,,., ~, rn.it, H.. said tn. railroad
Ht.,.o-',. ,.,.r.. ..,,..r.Iv feeding "ards."
49,, n',, h..r sur,..s.r,;i and probably
,.,r,,IL h.v.. been. abandoned uy tn" rail-
.',,J anyh,w
va, md Armour refused 20 ship on
3D.. I,,,. j., order - bring all thu liz,
S.,,.,, ,,nr cards ,hyurh. didn't you
49,, ~ ur,r
..,r r..o,,.r,rns with tn"
..,,-,,,I IAN. -, =, how far he went
49, ,;,,' >,.> - :, thr.at don; know"
,, -. 80 ~. r...i,
-. w.,.n', 3, as. -: '&.'rt." "ontin-
t,...N.. ..--,,,, s,,otly Withdrew
''.,, ,,',.,.. tram m. .krty.'"
~. L,.. v.,,hIrawn Sumt--"
,,y h,I, was inter-
a. 49, w.. ,,.,,,,. ,,r,. said.
'"py'" ,,i,,;r., -, heavily that yNu
80" -. ..i,so its stock
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IF YOUR HUSBAND Has COLD
OR COUGH MAKE HIM TAKE THIS

H., took sin bottles altoEether ana tE'
thu first bottle did him worlds OF Eo"o'
H.. is f"cllnS FIN" now. dcclHF"o Mt
: Gibbons. Il. +. II. No. !. b'N -
Bcllairc. ohio.
Mr., Gibbons - RIGHT. Hrpo-C"d
vii m:ild M 4 weak. ncryuus man VIII"
$ oy.rwnrkcd. rundown. and 90 II
c1;,ckIN. lust 4 bottI" makes w"r,a
-; dirfrrrnc" in his strength apPc'''".
nerves. and readily stops even the moS'
r.,rnnic cough and rold. II makes tho
steep rr:.r rul digestion good ana bulid"
imam .up. GIVE your husband Dol
tlr. |, - th" finest fall ana winter
tonic and rrrvrntiv" OF winter coid'
cnurhs Influenza. la Eripr" and KIN
,lrcd c.rrHIaiuts that YOU can buy. " ell
stocked druggists have 1t or send Hl,-c
,n &. II. ,irirs1 IL co. Wheeling. "! Va
cnr Inrrn l.,ttl" g"nuin" Hypo-Cod pre-
pad.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-31
Heal Skin Diseases

1t is unnecessary for you to suffer
with eczema, blotches, ringworm, rashes
and similar skin troubles. Alltue zemo,
obtained at any drug store for BIC, or
Sl.0O for extra large bottle, and prompt.
ly applied will usually give instant relief
from itching torture. 1t cleanses ana
soothcs the skin and heals quickly and
effectively most skin diseases.
Zemo is a wonderful, penetrating.
disappearing liquid and is soothing to
the most delicate skin. 1t is not greasy,
is easily applied and costs little. Get
it today and save all furthe9 distress
The E. ". Rose Co.. Cleveland = .
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-31
Y. NJ, G. A, NOTES

frh. Y. NJ. &. 4. BOY Srruis will hnld
q hauuUci this "vcnlng i'll the dining
room on ,h, second floor. ut six o'clock.
fnllcwcd Ivy the regular meeting.
TIN. business Mems Class is inrrras-
in. IN popularity these days. which IS
held three da:% week. Monday. We'd
n"Sclav md Friday. at l2:l5 and ":lo p
III. As vull"y- ball seems To hr tho p"pu-
lar raInr for hem thcr" i* generally an
exciting game whenever they, get to-
get her
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-31
TRACTOR VS.. HORSE.

RUF'FAlO y Z. Jan 20 Nal"r
Henry Leonard told the members At is''
Scw York Stat" Rr":dcr'; aS!S"ci"ii"n al
their annual meeting her" today lht'
,hr American cavalry r"mount.'ih t.H-
rupr had been a faIlurr.
Major Leonard SAID IT. w"ulI b" n
long Tine before III" tractor ""uII
crowd on, IN" horse IN Eur"r" and II"
advised American br""l"rs (" SEr"ai
abroad tho doctrine nf tn" superiority
American liV" ~ Orl.
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FLEET TO GUANTANAMO.

NORFOLK. .Nn. Ian 90 TIL" Attain
80, flee, az reconstructed with III" To-
,rrn - ,th" battle squadron" from Over
scas, !a now assembling IL Hampton
Ernds, preparatory |" "Iilinc mex;
wcnk for GiuautaiSm" Say. IH!a. WHORE
winter r,an.uI"re viii hr hriG This
will he the FIRST TIM, ia" f!"'t has yi.il-
ed The southern winter haS,.. sine. th,.
! uirru States entered Tho VA
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INSTRUCTORS NEEDED.

WASHINGTON. Ian. 30--WIlh III"
announcement that 10000 Jis:thi"d SOL
dicrs arc now being given educational
work in ~ army hospitals. Surgeon
General Ireland today sent out cali
for additional instructions and super
yisorS Officers and enlisted mrn who
nre DESTROYS nf transferring 10 iniE
service w"r" instructed III apply In the
division nf physical reconstruction IN
this city.
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MADE GOOD SLOWING.

NEW YORK, Jan 3U.--PosironH w"r-
ob,ained by 7S.6 per cent Of the 20"
won referred 10 employers b. the skill
"a labor bureau Of the United States
employment scrvic" here during ne
hrs, two w"'.kS OF iis operations 1T
george W Kirrhway. federal director
announced tonight. So promising h''
tho early results ,ha, skilled 'ao"r
section has h""n added 10 ia" serve.
in Wnshlu@;un. il was declared. ana
bureaus IN o'hcr industrial cch'"rS are
rlann"d Implications in TINS Guy
number between e5h and "'9 daily.
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BUYS West Virginia Tract.

The Y0uGhioghrny & ono Coal NG".
many. with mines in Belmont anu 'v
frrS0n counties. has pnrcha$'"
acres of land IN Yves. virginia
addition To- tho usual coal veins. inc
,,r,rtr,v is valuable for its TIMBER.
rh;cI, covers the entire holding.
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TERRIFIC SPEED

nYTONA. Fla. Jan. 3o.--DrIr'ns q"
au,rmubil. equipped with AL airp'''''e
motor Ralph y" palma mad" 1873 E''=S
an hour today on the DaFtona '""'''
src.dvay. y" Palma was testing III"
chin. with which next week Ii" VII III.
d.rrakr % break n" record OK -
miles an hour. So hE SOD ''"' '''~''
in 1911.
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Local Builders VIII
Perfect New Organization

Tomorrow night Iii" Wheeling Build
crs' Protective Association wall hold
meeting in Ghr Chamber nf Commerce
assembly room To rft"C; rrrm"n"nt Or
gnniZation.
The purpose OF tho ASSOCIATION IL !"
boost building and get on footing pre-
y)ouR TO tho war ::
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will ward off the Influenza AFTER
Grippe, when the Lacks snap or energy pare
should good iron tonic for the blood Such
as ontic Dr. Pierce his herbal tonic SO long
and favoaby Golden Medical Next 70 gong
20 the health is this discovery OF Docto
Pece from wild roots barks from american FOREST
trees nd particle Of alcohol in its nake-up
Dr. Pierce remedies
with great benefit. Golden Medical Discovery and Pellets
liver and stomach trouble have
used them them to all afflicted IN that
wav and fine for uric acid and kidney
trouble."-F. J. Johnston
fredericksburg VAL suffered with kidney trouble for about o
When ooP over couo Sc
times all and became so bad that
only tor me to take one
Sill Of kidney trouble since. re
suffering kidney ailments of crt ot'
Baltimore Md."My kidneys inactive and congested ma
with bakaches and rheumatic pains through my
very miserable My attention called to Dr. Ilerce
long have entirely left me and now e
pleasure recommending Marie A. Steenken' 1913
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Greater Wheeling mass meeting al
Auditorium tonight.
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Greater Wheeling mass meeting at
Auditorium tonight
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-09-26
REYMER FOUND GUILTY
OF ENLIGHTENMENT
Was Charged with Embezzling Funds
or Peerless Biscuit Company.

| Fl. IT. Reyn"r WAS found guilty last
! evening by n jury in criminal court be-
fcre which he was tried on C'arg" Of
Crhcz7l'rr proNimat"'y $4,000 frr'n
the Peerless Biscuit company. He was
found ru!lty ON tho third count Of tn"
irGlc;~?cnt. which charged him with
, larrery.
The trial consumed all day in rrimi-
nal court and 4 was $50 u'cl"Ch last
, COMING before the jury returned the
verdict.
Rcyrnnr was employed rs collector
| and agent for the Peerless Biscuit com
panv and 1t developed Mt tn" trial. used
moro than so.h0h which h" collected
lie wont 10 Pittsburgh and confessed
his shortages. IT was brought ont. ahi
arrangements were mace I" hold out
Part Of his commission check each Pay
until the money was retained. An"'h"r
shortage, il was brought out. Developed.
amounting t. about $50V, resulting n
'RcNmcrS prosecution.
Attorney Frank \. O'>-ri"n moved to
set aside tn" Jury's vcrGic; and grant "A
r",v rr.al. TIL" motion VIII h" argued
Saturday before Judge Alan II. E"lin-
son.
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THE LADY IN RED" WITH Or
IGINEL CAST.

Dancing numbers Of very varied
k:,He arc s7id 20 IL tho feature # The
L7dy - EHd." which vii IL" tho ar'rac-
,.nn at the Court. Wednesday evening.
nH;rhcr !. Indeed. this musical rcn'@;'
y" .'rN" Caldwell and Robert Winter
hrr@ has been described as being n
wk'r.HE. whZzlnC trrrsichorcan tri-
rmTh .tny ricc" having tn" alvanta 20
Of The talents Of Winifrod Francis and
Arthur pcaG"n. AS well as Carr" Rey-
nnlds and Nic" lIeE"man. could not
well fall short in this particular. There.
too. is chorus SAID - he gorgeous
garden Of glorious girls. "f whoa - r.
promised particular cApor'ncsS in This
line Of stag" i!N"rlI*"In"m'.
Scats on Srlc MnmdrN.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-09-26
"FLo-FLo" NEXT THURSDAY.

Everything t" cNhi''ra'" III" spectator
looking for moro than diversion is what
Is promised in John G0rtS latest muSl-
cal comedy success. FiC-Iln. coming -
the Cour'. noXi Thursday. rirr!n'" and
night for limited enlargement Of two
performances.
Pretty girls. beautiful costumes and
catchy airs abound in this Offering n
which Miss Miriam Mason takes the
',tlc role. George k.rn"ar AMI sam
Howard as Robert Simpson and Isl
dor Moecr." respectively. rrorr.ct"ra Of
the Bride shop. IN which tn" first seem"
is laid. az" comedians nf extraordinary
rrilily. Andrew Francis and ohm Brss.
as link and Mud" two nuts" en-
p'oy"d by IN" st"r". ar" r"n'ilr" f"n-
makers. with lhcir eccentric dancing
, md trick hats.