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have the same right and children could be turned over to the state.
 Frau Weltner and her mother forthwith asserted themselves, threat ened to quit Herr Weltner on the spot and screamed their indignation to such good purpose that he executed a strategic retreat and by hastily con- ferring over the telephone with Bella Kun and other statesmen of the new regime caused the law to be re- voked.
 Communication of women will nev- CT make much headway, even in bol- shevist circles. The women have too much common sense to permit it, as it was opposed by the women of Russia and, thanks to the petticoat bosses of Herr Weltner, it died in Hungary.
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ADRIF'T WITH THE TIMES
MEND IT

MEND IT When good old Robinson Crusoe Ruled over d lonely isle He didn't sit down with a desolats Lamenting his fate the while. He turned his hand to divers tasks And for his comfort wrought; He fashioned many quaint device With deal of care and thought. He made some garments thick and Utensils for his cave And satisfied in various ways Whate'er his tastes might crave. For good old Robinson Crusoe Was man of wonderful pluck; So think about him and show little
 vim,
 If you chance to be out of luck
 SAFETY FIRST Medieval castles had a great many underground passages"
 50 they did," said MT. Jagsby. "and expect to see something of that sort in this country soon." Why SOP"
 "A man will have to have some place to retreat to when the liquor sleuths come around"
 CULTURED COMMUNITY We've got to enlarge our public libr'y.'
 Flows that, Ezry? Amt we got 800 books already?"
 Yep. but tn towns growth. Il dropped in this mornin' an four people was waitin' to get a chanst at Web. ster's unabridged'
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so ITS

From the Chicago Tribune
 Evanstons new hotel, according to the News-Index, has the architecture charac terlstic of Tudor, England. Which. you remember is just across the channel from La Bell, France
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-05-03
Victory Loan Drive
 Showing Good Results


 THE Victory Loan campaign closes @S a week from today and by that time the goal will be reached. While only billion and half dollars-one- third of the amount sought-was re- ported by the treasury department Hast night, marked interest in the can lvass is now in evidence, and Secretary Carter Glass is led to believe that a Isubstantial gain in subscriptions will be made forthwith. When the 50 per cent line is crossed, which will probably be the case today. the rest of the subscriptions should come with rush. There has been spirited speeding lup in Jefferson county. Several large subscriptions were announced here yesterday and Chairman John L Raul was greatly encouraged. Whatever apathy there may have been has disappeared, and the drive promises to be intensive from now on. The patriotic women of Birmingham are rendering splendid service. The booths are scenes of unusual activity, and the closing week will find the campaign organization throughout the county up to the high water mark.
 Few wage earners there be here abouts who are not able to subscribe to the loan. The terms of payment are easy. If you have not invested in one of the government securities delay no longer.
 Let's put Jefferson county over the 1 top ahead of time. It can be done easily if the people bestir themselves.
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Q, it is excellent To have giants strength; but it is tyrannOus TO use it like a giant.
 -Measure for Measure.
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A SCHOLARLY SHAVER
 You mean to tell me you operate barber shop and don't take the Police Gazette?"
 q do, sir," answered the high browed tonsorial artist, with a pained express sion. Couldn't I interest you in Tyndall or Huxley, sir? They were both great men,
 UNASSAILABLE POSITION
 Mrs. Grabcoin had a grand opera star to entertain her guests the other night"
 T guess that made some of Mrs Grabcoin's social rivals sick, eh?'
 "One of them is bearing up well. She happens to have an ace in her fam fly"
 HER BEST FRIEND SAID THIS "The lieutenant paid me some pretty compliments"
 'Indeed?"
 ''He said looked sweet enough to eat and he'd like to bite a piece out of me-"
 ''He wouldn't have to bite very deep to leave hole in your complexion, dearie." PAUL COOK
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Washington Bureau, c07 Hibos build- ing.
 European bureau. 10 King street. Covent Garden, London, w. C. Z.
 Eastern business office, World bul'd- ing, New York city; western busiress ottice, Tribune building, Chicago ne S. c. Beckwith Special Agency, aseh's for foreign advertising.
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HELD UP

HELD UP What's the situation in Europe?" "Still bit confused' "YeS?" T understand the map-makers are 'rarin to go.'"
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But it was only after he asked tha chairman, How much time have I got" and the crowd thundered back. 'Go on," that he got going good. To use a homely expression often heard out in the coun try from the lips of pioneer preachers, "He got liberty" which means the cast ing aside of a set discourse and stepping out on the promises Well he landed in the promised land for he sure took us along with him, and for 40 minutes he simply had us laughing and crying, and ready to do or die for our country.
 
 fHe didn't have to pull sob stuff to get tears. He didn't have to tell jokes to ge. a smile He just talked like a man talks to men when he is swept by greet en- thusiasm for a noble cause, and made us see that to fail now would spell national dishonor, but failure was not possible for as our army were never taught how to retreat, so those of us here at home would never lay down on the job of pay. ing for the war. I am sure all who heard him left with new determination to make the Victory Loan what he told us it should be- an Honor Loan
 A .@>.. HH' 1
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Washington Bureau. 2o7 Hibos build-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-28

Tho first meeting Of the veterans Of
the World War was held AT the Board
of Trade rooms last night for tho pur-
pose Of forming n permanent organ,za-
ton. Arthur Dixon was elected tenn
polAry chairman. and the election Of
officers. by secret ballot resulted az
follows: President. Howard "Plummcr"
Dun; vice-presidcnt, Arthur Ticrney
secretary. Arthur Dixon and treasurer,
Russell Barr. BY notion it was de-
cided these officers should serve for one
year.
The election Of an executive COM
mttrec resulted in the election Of Will
ard Ball. Isle Chambers and James
Wilson. committee to draw up a con-
stituton and bylaws for tho organiza-
ton composed of Oscar. Schacder. Clar-
ence Sommers and Donald Woods was
appointed by motion prevailed that all
service men be urged 10 turn out for
the Memorial Day celebration in this
city Friday in full uniform. and meet
at the corner of Fourth and Hanover
street on that morning at o'clock.
The executive committee members
were instructed to get in touch and CO.
operate with tho general committee in
charge OF the homc-com ccl"hrat or
for June 10Th and 2lst. Tho meeting
was adjourned to meet aain on n"Xt
Monday in the same rooms.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-28
DDNC|L IN
!. BRIEF MEET
LAST NIGH

All members OF council attend last
nights meeting. which was a brief one.
Solicitor Tallman reported on protests
lodged against Traction company fare
Increases.
Councilmen and city officials received
An invitation Io take part in the Memo
rial szkRat Md decided TO tax" part.
-ASrITnaee was passed repeating ordl-
nance So, which established the original
grade for West Twenty-third street
An ordinance was passed providing
Tor the assessment for the Plum Alley
Improvement from Thrty-ftfth to Thlr-
ty-sixth street and another covering the
ThiSty-fifth street improvement.
A petition for the Improvement OF SIX
teenth street was referred TO the street
and alley committee.
Mayor Culbertson submitted his finan-
eiai report for April showing fines col
lacted amounting 10 S6l9.l5 and licenses
e9.eo.
The Folnar-R Romano addition to West
BeIlaire was viewed as plotted by the
company. It was placed on the table
until, later.
CouncIlmen also viewed plot OF the
EdRehill addition as corrected by En-
Rineer Althar. It was accepted.
.A.motion carried for the clerk 10 noti-
~ the B. & O. railroad TO improve its
local crossings along the c. L. & w.
dfviaion.
motion carried instructing the ser
Vice director to improve Plum Alley 50
II viii drain.
A motion carried inStructtng N" clerk
10 notify the county commissioners L"
Improve or rebuild the Belmont street
Aszklnze over McMahon creek.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-28
ST. GAINESVILLE
Belmont County Seat News

Estate NJ .lm.n Galloway, dec.
Proof NJ publication Of notice OF APP
pointm"n; llcd. approved and ordered
recorded.
Estate OF William &. Dent. dec. Proof
Of publication Of notice of appointment
filed. approved and recorded
Estate OF Samuel Wcstwood. dec. Ci-
tation 20 widow to make elect ion under
will returned and nlrd. endorsed with
acknowledgment II fcrricc.
Estate OF Letitia Dixon. dec. Cita-
ton tn widowrr returned aud filed en-
dorscd with Acknowledgements OF service.
W:dowcr came into open court and elect
cd 10 take under will.
r. NJ Simpson. administrator OF
Thomas w Coftman. dec. VS.. Henry o.
Cofrman. Application for order Of pr-
vatc sale or real estate flied. Cause
heard, finding that defendant Henry o.
Conman has been duly served with
summons and Is properly before the
court. that the allegations OF petition
are true and sale OF real estate neces-
.ary TO pay debts. Private sale ordered.
order issued
Estate Of Forest II. Ford. dec. In
vcntory filed, approved and ordered re-
corded.
The state Of Ohio ex rel Ralph March
VI. Mary Marsh. Application for writ
OF Habeas Corpus filed. Writ ordered
and issued to Sheriff. Case set TOT
hearing May 81. 1919 at 8 g. m.
Estate Of Simon Brown West, dec:
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-28
TWO INJURED IN
RIVER BLASTING

David Greer a we'll known resident
Of boat house ut the foot Of Hanover
street had his left foot badly cut and
laceratcd yesterday afternoon at four
o'clock. when the laccs Of his shoe
caught in tho engine OF the motor boat
which he was driving. and drew. his
foot into the engine while working with
Dynamite" Mike Cleary OF Wheeling.
blasting for the body Of the late Fred
Williams, who was drowned in the back
river Monday. He was taken TO the
city hospital where it was said that
he was resting comfortable last night
and chances were good for saving the
injured part. A premas0re explosion
of some dynamite was also said TO have
taken place yesterday afternoon on the
river. which partially wrecked the mo-
tor boat. but no one was injured.
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FOLLANSbEE $

Eo1LANsBEE. W. Va. May 27TTnSS
,'ai hanouet OF the Follansbee Hign
achooi Alumni association last nlGht We
= Militant social and educational Iunc
ton with the members or the lsie ca" r
1919 classes as the honor he pyih
ian Sisters after which an interss. mn
nrngram was rendered. Miss BessG
Eoombc and an orchestra lurnlsnSS"
musical numbers. Addresses were n,nu,
by oliver Williams. IL; nSr.e pawics
"a. E n Richardson, rs: Russell Cox.
.is. virginia Walker, '16. Talks werf
10 made by Prof. a. F. Young supct'
intc,dent Of schools, w. S. Strain, pres.
idcnt Of the board Of education, ana Nus
Ethel Charnock. member OF tne q.
school faculty. George nuopS a1'0
POSTMASTER. n,sip street
by CYRUS Ferguson. oil magnate, 70 .'
Presbyterian church. as thS site ID a
mansc, William Banheld. w: 7; ana %,
C.. Follansbcc have given i.ooo ean
toward the building and me cons tsscc
ton is to raise an rnnnsn are now
thousand. Plans TOT INC H'o'iS
oe, MS Charles Redman has gone to
r,bntom Va, to attend commencement
EXERCISES Of Chatam School for uiIis'
Her daughter, Miss Katherine grHauatir rs
Jcnkin Jones and { An,nuF ouisvillc'
u,horo thev attended an amalgamatcd
eo Robert Wcntz and Claude Martin haxC
LOFT for Malcolm. Iowa. where tney Will
spcnd the summer with relatives.
The Odd Fellows held Iesb oro .nd
their hail IN s evening for members ana
their families and also for the mcmoe,s
of the Rcbecca Lodge me pioe'"''
was enjoyed.
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Realty Deeds Filed.

Joe spranzo and Margaret spranzo 10
Joe Truchan ct al. Land in "heeNhs
TIP. 5000. 40.
Emre Hasye and Annie HaEye to Ma
tida Pocsa ct al. Lot IS In forkVii'''
$4,000. p,,,c.
pennsylvania Company to The f'',f'
hurgh Ohio Valley and Cincinnati raj
road company. Land in Pultney tp: 81
Frank Jarrett and Lena jarrett tc'
,-,.taes ~ Concord Pfesbytcrtsi
church. Land in Smith -. 3Ss.
Mike Begg to John and Nary Noien'
Land in Colerain tp. IL.
! w. Osborn to E. L. KanziE. ~"
as, ss and 81 in Powhatan i,loS.
-. ]. w. Osborn to ]. A. snive;y. LARD
in York tp. $3.50. within,
Pearl ]. Jenkins to verna jenkins
Lot in GAINESVILLE. $3.50.
wv Herman Duncan to Domenlc'
Tuoco. Lot 1885 in Martins Fer''
$500 , c,,.,o,,,
Frank King to Samuel Ch'sno'"
Lot / and u Of lot 2 in Bellaire .lo;
Frank Glowacki to Stella Gio"aeA''
Land in Richland tp. $40.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-28
E-,d1cport Edefs.

J, A. Sh nhrr! of Holloway spent yes
tcrdny this city on business.
William MCConau';ry left yesterday
with n cnu:rl" - mon ror Detroit, Mich
10 drive u =. number Of new Studcbaker
skies.
Tho Womehs Benefit association Of
Tho NacCabcfs will hold q cuchrc and
domino party in their rooms in tho
1IciIl nc hu ding tomorrow night and
all "f'hni" friends havr been inv ted.
Tho 'oc"l lodge Of Eagles held a veil
offended m"ct'He n their hall on The
C'f'z PIX" :. >-tcrday evening.
Barber sn' ps wi. be- open Thursday
evening until O'clock and closed all
day Fr day.
The regular meeting Of the Fish and
Gnmc Protective association. scheduled
for Frday' ""cninE, will DO held next
Tuc-Gar evening in.tcad.
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Increased Fares Tomorrow.

According to i statement made by
Supt. Billings Of rho Wheeling Trac-
ton company last night. all plans have
been made 10 collect the increased fare,
from patrons Of IN" line. beginning to-
morrow morning. and nnthrng had b"cr
heard at a late hour last night regard
Ing tho ou;Com" Of tho hearing before
the Ohio stat" Utilities commission.
Attorneys representing all Of tho three
towns on tho ohio sid" Of IN" river were
in Columbus yesterday. and tho CONF
mission had promised n decision for to-
day and III" rnCr"as" in rates may yet
b.. blocked before they can bcG me
effective.
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filed for appointment Of adj
ministrator dc bonis non with the VIII
annexed. Bond $1,000. filed and APPROX
ed. Appointment made, letters orderec
and issued. Inventory dispensed with
Estate Of ]. T. Dougherty. dec. p
plication filed by Herbert T. Dougher'!
to have recorded receipt taken Tor pay
ment made by him in accordance WIN
provisions of item second Of Will OF j.
T. Dougherty dec. Set for hearing Jun'
20, 1919 at 9 a. m Notice ordered ana
cause continued.
Estate Of n. l. Morrow, DEC AppI'
cation filed for authoity to sell persona
nronertv at private sale. Private sale
ordcred order issued and continued.
Estate Of Huldah Fowler. dec. Fihal
account filed, set for hearing June -
1919. Notice ordered and cause Gun
tlnucd.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-28
,,rqron,ds Tan Day saturday.


The annual tag day for tho hcn"ht OF
the |, cal Fairgrounds will be observed
on Saturday OF this week and all o'
those who will work during that dA%
have been selected and assigned th-i;
plcccs. Those n charge Of the Work
anticipate getting large amount OF
funds INFO the treasury OF tho organiAa.
lion this year and worry few persons VIII
b. .lightcd when il comes TO SELLING
them tags.
Martini Ferry Briefs.
Mrs, !. :. hin has returned 10 !r-
home al Richmond. Ind, after short
visit with Mr.. and MS. John n. Turrer
Of this city. ,
tn" knights of Pythias held we'll
attended meeting in their hall on North
Fourth street last night.
NJ. =. blackburn spent yesterday In
Stcubcnvillc. O.. on business.
William Owens has returned hume
from New Castle. Pa. whore ne At
tended tho convention Of the Wc'sh
congregational church.
Mrs. s. G. Gamble OF Williamsburg.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-28
Baccalaureate Service.

The anuual baccalaureatc sermon TO
members Of the high school graduating
class Will be delivered Sunday evening
Mt the Christian church by Rev. WT. r.
Chase. The program follows:
Prelude.
poxology.
invocation. ...... Rev. +. c. Burkhardt
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-28
Whistle and Smile.

"V-hist!c" and smile" two Of the
new beverages lately placed on the mar.
kct in this vicinity. were going strong
here Yesterday in an effort to displlc.
tho late J. Barlcycorn, and some OF he
persons who INDUCED in the drinks ac-
Iralv had nerve enough 10 claim thar
they liked il. There is no doubt. tina,
n" beverages are good. but they 40
not have Inc Same kick as the late Ia
menttI drinks CT tho past.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-28

TIL" local polio" were notified Of Tho
disappearance of James Spencer. who
has hcCn employed Hs paymaSicr by the
contractors in e. 'rs" Of tho laying of
tn" ncl, tracks. G, a." Y. & q. nun" FROM
Worthwhile. o.. and tho sum Of 500 with
HIM. Tn" riSSinE man was A. years of
age. and -" ufic ais # tn" company
hy v h, IN h" - "Tpl","d cla'r thar he
h"S NOR. lh"n fhr III $sing amount :uo
Inn a. wages. liz l"ft camp 70" York.
v,ll' Inst : saturday. and has not h""r
beard "f zine" and foul play is feared
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-28
BRIDGEPORT
NEWS
Leave news Items for The Inter
ixencer at Hickey's News stano.
Seiby 4 Reeds DRUG store or LIDO
bridgeport Hardware Company"
- p
Coffee Party Tonight

Another Of the enjoyable coil,o
parties will be given under the auspices
of the Ladies' Aid society OF ST. PAU
Lutheran church this evening IN the
Sunday school rooms OF the church IN
this city. a parcel post sale Will a'so
be feature of tho evening end inc
committee in charge Of the affair is
composed OF Mrs. August Elder. MIS-
Fred Agenhcim, Mrs. Jacob Edler' MRS
Fred Hcrtler and Mrs. Hermann N.cK-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-28

The wedding Of Mr.. Edwin P. Hail.
until recently a lieutenant in the avia-
ton service Of the army, to Miss Mary
Lester, daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. John
r. Travers of this city. occurred recent
" at Fort Worth, Texas. Mrs. Hall is
now visiting with her parents. They
will reside at Fort Worth. Mr.. Han Is
now engaged in the oil business at
Ranger. Texas.
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Now Patrol Net Yet Accepted.

The new Rec police patrol which ar
rived in this city from tho factory laSt
Friday night. SIN roma ms at thr krin
garage on South T. urih street, await =
ing tho arrival of a w.nd shield when
was missing when tho car arrived me
officials Of tho city VIII probably &C
ccpt the wagon wh'n il is equipped nc
cording to tho specifications set forth
al tho time of its purchase. following
which it will be removed to the c'iy
garage md payment made Of the CON-
tract price {" tho Sims agency, through
whom il was purchased.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-28

City Solicitor James Tallman returneo
yesterday from Columbus. where he ap-
peared before the public utilities com
mission and protested against the 1so
per cent fare increase between TINS city
and Bridgeport. He had previously pro-
rested to the interstate commerce COM
mission regarding the increase in inter-
state rates. A decision on the case Is
expected soon. The traction company
cxpcc,s to give a decision by May ~
when the new rates are scheduled TO De-
como effective.
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Local oy Ml7r.ng, Also Bonds.

I'"Iir" wrr" notified yesterday Of tn"
disappearance Of William W"idit2, ID
,,ar-"ld s,r Of Henry Wcldctz. well
known resident If this city. with nor"
IhHn - Thousand dollars worth Of l. b.
'rlN h"mI.. IN" property Of his father
vi al Ihr pol e" officials in III ( part
sc IA" c.uriry. including St"uh"nEill".
Irrt.hu 81. columbus and gainesville
have h, on notified az the boys dis
appearance. and given Tn excellent de-
%"r,rtion of the lad. and h" will prob
ably be picked up shortly.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-28
Schools Close Today.

All OF the rooms in the grades Of tho
public schools will close with this
mornings session and tn" pupils Will be
compelled 10 go Ia school only once
more before September. They were in
structcd 10 coll At thor rooms for their
r. ports Thursday afternoon. by which
time the teachers will have thcN work
all comp. ctcd
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-28
Nina ArrestS.

Nine arrests wcrc made by the BEL
rafrc and y. & O. police Monday night
AS a result, Of the final day for the local
S,rnon. seven of tho offenders were
up on plain drunk charges and the other
two were each charged with loltering'
Four OF them paid their fines and were
released from jail.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-28
Entertainment wcu Patronizcd.

Tho enter n nIn"ni which ~a= given IN
tho W,yman \. NJ. r.. r"urch Oh S'X'H
street. last nIsn;. by nunher OF prom
lncni local y. umG AIDES. fer IN" hcn"'
1T Of tin YounS r.rpl"'s Missionary
Soclc Y "f the church. vas wcl! patr'n-
ICED and all were we'll pleased with he
success Of tho affair. Tho young ladies'
who performed on the program arc:
Misses Susnnc Noble. Hilda Owens.
Anna Nelly and Juliet Sally and they
porc assisted hy Daniel Jones.
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Erd Nm ia Pho Time.

Quite II number Ct III members q; Inc
Rcd Mems dig" f l&is SiiN wcr" pr''a-
on at tn" y ds,r.rt meeting hf inc or
der. winch Wis held a. S.aiysiGr last
n.CiI. and returned hCm" II late hour:
Tho drgrcc team from this city had
charge 81 til" ". rk or II" evening. ana
nil r, p,rI having had a fine time.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-28
Great Picture rhursday.

Patrons Of the Fenray theatre will
haev an opportunity to see the greatest
European picture production since the
beginning of the late war. when Gaby
Desleys in Infatuation appears Thurs
day and Friday Of this week featuring
the daintiest and most popular dancer in
the world, in a romantic story OF French
stage life and its temptations.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-28
planned Army Drive.

A meeting Of committees OF the Bel
laire and Martins Ferry Elk lodges was
held last night here and plans made Tor
conducting the campaign in this county
to raise $4,000 as Belmont county's
quota of the $l3,000,OO0 drive for the
salvation Armyw ork- The campaign
in this county will be condcutcd during
the next two weeks.
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industrious Danes Meeting.

Mrs. W. H. Griffith will be the hostess
to the Industrious Danes at her home
on Eighth street this afternoon and all
70 the members are expected to be pres
emit. A fine program has been prepared
for the occasion and the members have
been asked to note the change OF the
meeting day for this week.