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The Adair County news. [volume] (Columbia, Ky.) 1897-1987, 1919-11-12
Death Of an Old Lady.

Last Thursday night, Mrs. Polly
Corbin, who lived a few miles from
Columbia, on the Greensburg road,
died in her ninetieth year of her age.
She was the widow of Ambrose Corbin,
who died a number of years ago.
She was kind old woman, and many
relatives and friends attended the
funeral and burial which took place
on Friday.
The Adair County news. [volume] (Columbia, Ky.) 1897-1987, 1919-11-12
announcement

Mr.. and Mrs. A. 8. Todd, of this
place, announce the marriage of their
daughter Miss Margaret, to Mr.. Wall
ter Thomas Fleeson which occurred
at Wichita Fails, Texas, oI Tuesday.
the 4th dag OF this month.
The plans OF the couple are not
known at this writing. The bride is
expected to visit her parents here
soon. Ths groom is in the service Of
his country, and win not Be discharg-
ed until June
The Adair County news. [volume] (Columbia, Ky.) 1897-1987, 1919-11-12


Miss Mabel Sallee and Paul Soucey
were united in marriage in Gilman,
T tuesday even ing, September
3oty. They left on honeymoon trip
for Grand Isle, Maine, going by way
of Canada to visit the groom,s parents.
They will make their home in Irwin,
Ill where Mr.. Soncy has a fine posi-
ton. Mrs Soucey is the daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Sallee and has been
employed for some time as night OPP
orator at the telephone Office here.
Her many friends wish her much hap
piness in her new home Onarga
Leader and Review.
The Adair County news. [volume] (Columbia, Ky.) 1897-1987, 1919-11-12

Mr., Geo. ]. Hurt. of this county,
who is in the Soldiers Home, Dayton,
Ohio, was here last week, visiting his
relatives and friends. He informed
The News that there were $500 old
soldiers in the home, nine hundred of
that number Being in the hospital at
the present time He further stated
that the old veterans were well cared
for by "Uncle Sam -
The Adair County news. [volume] (Columbia, Ky.) 1897-1987, 1919-11-12
Interchurch Movement.


The Interchurch World Movement
Of North America, an agency Of the
Protestant denominations of this coun-
try for the gathering Of statistics and
information relative to the religious
and social conditions, existing in every
county in the entire country, has un--
dertaken survey of Adair county,
with the aid of the various churches
of this community
The movement does not aim at any
church union or federation nor does
it touch upon church creeds or affect
church doctrines. 1t is simply an
agency for securing information
which may be used to the advantage
of every church in the county in for
warding its work of bringing the gos-
pei to every man, woman and child in
the limits of the county. The move.
movement itself was called into being
by the chuIch boards of The nation
for this work, and hns the endorse
ment of practically every Protestant
denomination.
The pastors and church leaders viii
secure this information. AS rapidly
as possible, county council, consist.
ing of representatives fIom every de-
nomination in tile comfy, will be or.
ganized and in action
After the necessary data is secured,
il will be sent TO the headquarters of
the movement in New York, where a
highly trained corps of experts will
put the material into proper shape,
drawing graphic maps of the county
which will show the location Of all
churches, their spheres of influence,
the place of residence of the various
pastors in relation TO the field of their
service, the roads, railroads aud other
means Of communication by which the
people can reach their churches, and
similar information which will tell at
a glance ? just how thoroughly the
r.
county is covered by religious influence
and the areas that are left without
such influence and are in need OF in
tensfVe work
AS soon as this is done, the maps
and statistics will be returned here
and placed in the hands Of the denom-
national boards, county council and
the various churches, to do with as
seems best to them 1t will probably
reveal conditions which the churches
never fully realized existed 1t will
probably show how the situation can
be met in way that never before oc-
Cured to those who have been for
warding the religious work of the
community But whatever program
is drawn up, viii be done entirely by
the churches Of this county. without
any dictation faom the lnterchurch
World Movement or any outside in.
fiuence, although the movement viii
still stand ready to render any assist
ance to the local churches
A community Survey Of the county
viii be taken at the same lime, giving
the salient community centers with
valuable information Of interest to
every body. The people ara earnestly
requested to assist ALT the swofkers In
this survey.
The survey in CHS county viii be
pushed to an early conclusion, and
1any who desire iniormatien regarding
The Adair County news. [volume] (Columbia, Ky.) 1897-1987, 1919-11-12
Public Sale.

On Saturday, November p, 1915.
will sell to the highest bidder, on
my farm, known as the C. S. Harris
property, the following:
Two good mules.
One good five year old COW
Twenty head of sheep
Farming tools machinery
Household and Kitchen Furniture.
A lot of fodder.
Many other articles too numerous
to mention.
Sale will begin at 9: A. M.
John D. Turner.
D n Raduoon unkionoar
The Adair County news. [volume] (Columbia, Ky.) 1897-1987, 1919-11-12

In very short time the show win
dows Of the various stores will be adorn
ed with articles suitable for Christ
mas presents.
The Adair County news. [volume] (Columbia, Ky.) 1897-1987, 1919-11-12

From an item elsewhere in this
issue, it will be seen that Mr. J.zB.
S@inebroad, of Lancaster, is very
successful real estate man. He has
sold recently more farms than any
other man in the business in Kentucky.
BE is strictly reliable and is a first
class business man who gets the crowds
by using printers ink. We appre-
ciate the business he has given this
once.
The Adair County news. [volume] (Columbia, Ky.) 1897-1987, 1919-11-12

Elmer Richards Of Russell county
charged with forging checks in Adair
wasbrOught before Judge Car
tsr last Friday for trial. He entered
. plea Of guilty and the jury gageHim
four years ID the penitentiary. There
we're tws counts.
The Adair County news. [volume] (Columbia, Ky.) 1897-1987, 1919-11-12

Mr.. T. r. Stults. of this place, as
was generally known, was the Republl-
can candidate, without opposition, to
represent AdaIr and Taylor in the low
er House of the next General Assem-
bly,. Both counties are Republican,
and Mr.. Stults was complimented by a
large vote.
The Adair County news. [volume] (Columbia, Ky.) 1897-1987, 1919-11-12

Rev. J. S. Ray, the evangelist for
Russell Greek Association will begin a
series of meetings at the Baptist
church Friday evening, Nov. 14th, at
7:30 O'Clock. The singers of the town
are cordially invited to assist The
choir. Every body is invited to attend
the services.
The Adair County news. [volume] (Columbia, Ky.) 1897-1987, 1919-11-12

Rich Thomas, who it is said lives
in Cumberland county, passei through
this county some months ago, and
while here he sold some whisky He
was indicted at the last .erm Of court,
and the case was tried last Friday
he was charged with selling IN local
optiOR territory. Thomas was on
bond, and the jury fined him one hun
dred dollars and gave him twenty-five
days in jail.
The Adair County news. [volume] (Columbia, Ky.) 1897-1987, 1919-11-12
Change il Location.

Several weeksagowe announced that
a new Bank would open soon at Roley,
Casey Creek. At the time we made
the statement we were correct, but a
short time ago the chosen directors
concluded to change the location to
KniAsy,s four miles from Roley, and
the banking house is nowlbeing erect
ed at that. point. The reason for the
change, so we have been informed, S
chat Roley already has bank, and in
the Judgment of the directory, sne
-would pay better at Knifey than two
would pay9pay at Roley. This bank
win start as soon as the banking house
is completed and the fixtures arrive.
The Adair County news. [volume] (Columbia, Ky.) 1897-1987, 1919-11-12
Leg Broken.

Mrs. Ebert Nelson, who lives on
Crocus creek, this county, fell and
broke her right leg, above the ankle,
Monday of last week. DR.. B. ]. Bolin
was the attending surgeon. ~
The Adair County news. [volume] (Columbia, Ky.) 1897-1987, 1919-11-12

In December Mr.. Morrow viii be
inaagurated Governor of Kentucky.
BE told the people that he would do a
lot Of 1Ousting" Immediately after he
WAS sworn in The people have not
long 70 wait for the time he fixed to
clean up viii be here In few weeks.
The Adair County news. [volume] (Columbia, Ky.) 1897-1987, 1919-11-12
For Sale.

[ have two Aberdeen Angus male
calves, and months old, eligible to
register.
3-2t W. E Todd, Columbia, Ky.
The Adair County news. [volume] (Columbia, Ky.) 1897-1987, 1919-11-12
Not Too Late.

No it is not too late to buy a hat.
Come to Gadberry. / have plenty Of
hats and beautiful trimmings at the
very lowest price.
Mrs r. W. Hurt.
The Adair County news. [volume] (Columbia, Ky.) 1897-1987, 1919-11-12

Quite = number Of misdemeanor
cases were disposed of last week. A
lot Of civil business viii come before
the Judge this week.
The Adair County news. [volume] (Columbia, Ky.) 1897-1987, 1919-11-12

The Intsrchurch world movement,
was set going for Adsir county last
Thursday by sfscting county or
ganlzation and arranging for survey.
at an early date. s
The Adair County news. [volume] (Columbia, Ky.) 1897-1987, 1919-11-12

Columbia Chapter, No I will meet
next Friday. There win be work
in the Mark Masters degree
The Adair County news. [volume] (Columbia, Ky.) 1897-1987, 1919-11-12

President Wilson has issued his
proclamation, naming Thursday, No
vsmber 9th as THANKSGIVING Day.
The Adair County news. [volume] (Columbia, Ky.) 1897-1987, 1919-11-12

J B Barbee sold his farm. lying
near the stanford piAe, last week. 70
EslIx McKinIsy for i8le0
The Adair County news. [volume] (Columbia, Ky.) 1897-1987, 1919-11-12

A grsatmany men Who we're oppos-
ed to the amendment voted Yes
believing that they we're voting against
The Adair County news. [volume] (Columbia, Ky.) 1897-1987, 1919-11-12

Get your gun and dog. You can
shoot birds, beginning next Saturday
che lssh
The Adair County news. [volume] (Columbia, Ky.) 1897-1987, 1919-11-12
SIFayed.

One black horse mule about Is
hands. One bay horse mule about A
months old Phone Luther Bell :
Nell, KY,
The Adair County news. [volume] (Columbia, Ky.) 1897-1987, 1919-11-12

B. G. Rsdmon, AuctiOpesr.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-12-29
FOLLANSBEE

Erjrdlry James, former local MAY who
joined the British ARMY IA l"!" and
went through n" vrt.r" war WITH much
credit to hIusrlf. Is 'r'w Suirrlul'ud'nl
II traffic IN CAIRO. ~. the iar-uIr land Of
Egypt. In = lc''cr 10 James WalinSIrE
Mr.. james say that h.g Wit and aauEh-
ter. ais" formerly "t F~"l!tnshr", hrvn
been with him t"T ~" last >lN w'"NS,
and that all are beginning 10 TX" the
lie SAYS that he would have com" back
to Fuiluusbr, AT TIA" mi of TIA" war but
for the splendid position ufi"r"l hlm IN
cairo, where he has charge "t 10 fEEr-
tan and 10 Italian police, and aS'uu he
SSid h. thought Of tine hard nall work
and. preferred tn" NOR" r~csp"ns.hl" yet
easier position IN ~" far EAST.
Mr.. James was awarded Tia" military
cross and tn" order ct tn" Nll", first
class. for bravery under fir" while fight
ing with the english army III tho recent
war and, besidrs. got ihr'e medals
two h" gained in former SrrvIC" before
first coming to America. allow Hmm to
wear seven medals. Mr.. James and his
family resided in FollrnSh." for Il mum
Der Of years and wore widely known. Mr..
James being prominent IN lodg" work.
lie was the first man from Brooke
! county to enter tho world war. having
decided to take up John Bulls cause
against the central powers long before
the L. s. dreamed the wal would extend
across the Atlantic
rehabilitation services will he held
in the First Presbyterian church Sab
bath evening. December IS. at 1880
o'clock. A special program has been
prepared. and all Of the Church's service
men are expected To hc present. Hon.
Frank H.. Murphy, congressman from
S~tcubcnvill". VIII" did :" much good
work for thc boys" in training camps,
will deliver tho address.
Ed Hartunr - home from West Lib
crtv Normal school.
Harry McGraw IS homo from West
Virginia university for TIC holidays.
A large crowd n IN" basketball
game last evening between tho high
SCh"ul VcrS and cN-high.
Mrs. Mnymr Smith visited h"r hus-
band at the Wheeling hospital On Fri
day.
MIR. and Mrs. Ron Marvis ar" tho pa
rents uf II baby boy who arrived Christ
mas eve.
Mr.. and Mrs charles Emlor and chIl-
dr,n have return from East lircrr"ol
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-12-29
IRON REVIEW

NEW YORK. Dec. 2S.--Stc"l during
Mast week has been comparatively Q"L"''
and activity Is not likely until N" new
wear. The demand IL held 1" allegiance,
hut requirements for domestic CON-
and for export have been &C
rumulating. The steel companies ar"
heavily sold and accept NJ" business
sparlngly. Such orders a. have been
taken by independent nails have been
az advanced prices.
Railroads ar" ready To- r.a"" large
o-6ers, Rail requirements ar" est
mated already in IN" reighhorh"od at
: 0O0. 900 tons. Demand Tor rolling
lock is expected 10 develop "a a large
way. Structural steel. plates: sheets
and wire products are taxing the capa-
city OF the mills.
x fair tonnage OF steel and foundry
iron was booked during the week. oui
demand ts not insiStent "a heretofore.
prices are firm. Some grades most In
demand have advanced one dollar. but
the upward movement il not so general.
The furnaces, however. are substantial
w sold over first quarter and are not
seeking ore distant business.
Copper mas been active. The Decem-
Der movement. Including export demand
Is expected at 300. 900. 900 pounds and
no speculative business has come 10
light. The market Is firmer at 1890
90 l9c FOR large lots over the first quar-
ter. Second quarter Is quoted das high
as 10 TO 19K cents.
Lead Is scarcer and demand CORES
pondln4ly pronounced. The outside
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-12-29
victim OF Thugs.

Tnr,st Clinc. uECd n. .Wi NcW IUm-
brrland. ". Va. WAS S~audhlgEcd ana
rnhbed Of 500 IN tn" rear al the Park
;rnusr notorious resort on Water street
here last n,ght. Thrcc Young mcn fol
lowed hun out &C ia" rlarc and attack
cd him knuckiur hru down and taking
NJ, money, III tn" story elm" told TN"
nnllrr The Park House was rald"d
and hire, women and S:N men were ar
rested. All are being held on II charge
OF lnltcrirg until II - determined
whether or not any Of Thorn were I'M
nln.ltcd IN tho rrhhcrS. tI.uc SUSTAIN
I'd an urly scalp wound but - not
seriously hurt. The polic" ar" IholdlnE
b,m aS a Witness. The persons under
arrest are Mrs. Nellie ErrcuS, Stella
| Harsrr. Mabel Harris. F'ank Gaitn"N.
Nrnnld Porter. NaurIrr Fitzgerald. MEX
Yon!ck. John Ross. William Green. Carl
Eugdn.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-12-29

r;,5 ave-
T.. ~lirlfcubinc. Of S"u'h Fic''!ano I've
: mly' =,
u u.rL r,,,,rmt on the local
rr '',It ,h,. W,.,r Penn. is i'll.
49,. .,,,h, S,rylc, Of Wash
MI, "',' 49,, W snirmJinc several days
- ia" guests "i NJ am H'''
Ati"''rnih street r ~ Ports
t Mrs. tn'i"hH il'n,rI :, her home
nL,"i'' ono, h". i," rs Ihr guest
after ~l"i"inS >,Nr''! "'!,o Sn,,th Fitch
,,l MI. j"'' Mc''''"' ="
'''' '',,r'T I,r. u l. Bush. uf Ohio,
49, '''H ,,I,I ~. the lucsts "f Mr..
~i'il I'-''!u'A rI,,rts. Sr, Ct
i.'', MrH' .
! I,,nr,nnu uhusnn has resumed his
M"'"l.I',' ' ~, III fnr several days.
"",'S MIiIcr' of Trinity Lutheran
,h"i,h H. h',,Nr''" Of. the Lutheran
a. az ,,,rT,'T r,Ih~ morning.
Iru"r wll."" h.< r%tn'H%H 10 mis- t0, ,,T,
'.,'' Tr,'',"f Nrs Wilson. Of South
a., ,,yI"I
]r,y'~hnrsh after spending several days
Visiting her sister. Mr.. Edward hihEcI''
m mills IF In" Whitak"r-Glcssner
: mimi At T~cch l!"iI,m resumed WORK
~, mmrninr after hing IDLE during the
/ GhrsimaS holiday.
StnpI,y fl,lutS las TtlNl ~ 49,
r.r,,, IN Trur~yIvau'l after spending
; WI,iinm Shut. north of Warwood'
. ., .rar, i TN. milk and dairy buS'-
w., or,rr he fIrsr Of tho year. Mr.:
ErII,, ain maxi one delivery n daE OK
: r,,IE Ir residents in all parts "l i"Mh;
- ~, ,nrl S..udd,n. nf CUMBERLAND. Alh'
'tH"n', ~ Ihr home OF Mr.. l.. y.
: -, Err,h Warwoud.
VIrs =, Evans and family l'i' last
,i,,,,' ""Hiir .p,.rd several days visiting
,m,n and relatives.
: s WrtIuskrv and daughter Mary
! Lea, Of Pine Grove ar" 'ilr Su'St' -
go ~ Woryynnd avenue.
Nr and Mrs. John lutheran ana iani-
~ inv, returned to their home IN
~, lfshurr
DnJ Nrs Walter Dennis and 1Snl-
WI Wv rn,urncd f. their home in
ny m"'r. nfrrr srnndinE several days
'',,,.hE ~ Wr. r. II. Cochran and
49, ~ %,w N~urtiuslilIr are visit
",,. ,nv,
Miss Nina Eariry. # WASHINGTON
WEE n g., &, II Mr.. HERMAN Sprins-
~ J. s,r., u\rurc
- H"n M. -, centre Warwrnd
MIS- =. -, week with her aunt,
Nrl carry. ct N,Wnrk. ohio.
MI. Nv ,rr ,r.iid parents of a
" ",n.,L,r amt ,hIld are doing
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-12-29
MOnndHYille Briefs

~ Virginia I;rN,r. st HAk. ave
r,,, h1s left fer Columbus. ohio. Wh"r"
>h' NIIi Il" ul ~','rli N',ks WllH r'la-
lIl,>.
Mr*& Dos TrGwr. 49," hnN boon
Sf',ud ~ several wr'ne "a tins cry With
her l>t"r. NJ, Lou Turner. and with Il
= >t'r Iu Nh,"liuE. laiN"s NrdnrSdal
for Cleveland Nh"I' she Will SV'ui IN"
mouth "f JANUARY with h"r brother. W.
l. ruru'r amt iumliy.
W. Hhi Mrs .t;rt.rl Charlton Of Ak
ru:' rhiu. I"H}" today fer their hom"
after -, nilu; thu Christmas holidays
with tnr paI,uiS &c the former. Mr.. aud
Mrs. William charlton on Eighth street.
MIR. and Mrs. \. e Workman Of Mt.
CLAIRE w"r" lhc weekend guests at Cal
wary NJ. T.. parsonage.
Miss Cathcrin" Bowers has returned
L. her home in ShadNSIdr after a visit
with Mrs. A.. L. MrAIurray on Fifth
street.
Mr.. Harry Jones of Warrington. is
spending n few days IN this city with
ms parents. Mr. and Mrs. Il. ". Jones.
ui TuIniiu%Uu avenue.
Mrs. -. J.. Dubois lnd children Luz
'rnn and Merlin, arc visiting friends IN
Hlrtghurrh. Ia.
VI - Mabel Workman. Of charleston.
- spending her christmas vacation wit.
h'r parents. NJ" and Mrs. II. Il +.
Workman.
Mrs. Sarah Ilurtlinc. daughter Julia
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-12-29
Ohio Valley News
WEIR1ON

r., n c,,,r, rr|.nrinol ~ WrIr-
Frnt. l." VI. T'n"pS' H','E v rr%, - VIII
ton ttiSh s'h"o! an" 49, 49, :" hmiIj-
.a'nS"n, " ,SmS'HI' ;" Sm rrSjIrnrn OF
SupelintGndent 81 schools " ~, yo" nS
t"htoh, oHr'StnroH ~. ,au,r rn,ri,
'rmb"r - i't'' | nr S"WI@ E|"',"T
pIa"n"d L NH''t W'|u'"E ~ I = s,H "
Str"I 4 N'or'h on 49, hns,ig,I
ltt"r inc cere'in"H me- VIZ g. rSSn~'
by IN" cnt!r" It'"t|! "' ~ H'r,ov'i
schools. n ''rci""hE VIZ rrtt.' Il, :
~ the Key: J',I Lev 'u"SH' Nr or5
the Cove CHRISTIAN thut'", W ""w
Mrs. Stops VIII continue 10 Ie"|H Il"
H." schools hero. ,
II" Sl"l tracks were IKE Sh's'S OF
e." last night ana IT"ti Ct""us OF pnE >
Ind girls m',i' ~" "t th'ii "hI.' L" Ia'o
l'ur NJ n'St IIN ~ N''i,u' hM" W."
at Avenue +. md IN the Cove" luHt oHck
ot purdr'S. IN" S'N'"'t Ih'l:i.l HSS
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-12-29
STEUBENVILLE

STEIHENVILL.E. OHIO. Dec. IS
civ Council a; n special meeting last
nigh, prepared III" budget ordinance FOR
the tir>t half OF 1870 ami PROVIDED 12i
lrrr,aseL salaries tvr all city officials
and CITY employees. Th" ordinance viii
be up for passag" At the regular meet
ing Tuesday night.
The wage advances range from tor
to sixteen percent. adjustments bcInI
made To cQuaLlzr the pay IN various de
partmcnts. Pol e AMI tjrcmcn Will re,
,.r,In an increase If SO per month and
employees Of all other departments, IN
Guiding s"rNt"" anu WAFER "oFhS are
Lak.u care uT substantially.
One - the most liberal increases -
rha, granted ~thr service Director. an
oChcc long held to h" undcrpaid. The
present salary - $l,I0n and 1t - I" he
increased To g.. 100 pr year. The sal.
ary Of the rnuvur which IS now s24OO
vii hr boosted ten pnr""nt as Will the
salaries Of other elective officers.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-12-29

Mrs Edward Russell entertained I
ruruh = IF her friends SATURDAY evening
at hrr hnn!" IN Warw nod avenue. the
affair WI given in honor of her Gu"S',
Mrs. Henry conrad. of Grafton. y very
d,l."iuI~ lrnrhe"n was served after
wh;rh the remainder ur the evening was
spout ~ playing cards..
These present w,r" M"sdamrs. Henry
Conrad. John IT"lpin. Charles Schultz.
Walter smith Harry Davis. Eli%"ir"
EuSSrll. Nl!"ri Anderson. lr1ulS MARSH
MI Edward Russell and Paul Young.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-12-29

T"murruw evening at 80 !, M. the
Simpson E.uwUrih LrHgu" Of IA" FIRST
NJ. t.. church viii hold their hir social
lI tn" church celebrating Tho big CON
test MhIrh closed Sunday. prr"mh"r II.
Among Tia" many In" things Of Tia" soc
II NIL hr e i'm wuSlrul program and
n larr" Christmas ire" where gifts viii
h.. DISTRIBUTED EINru ly "u" nrmprr to
Nmn' her. Many "'h'r Interesting f".I-
lures rurk' M ih,' lirGrhm whIrh VIII
lee .E,r.. mt, rrNIHr'
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-12-29

W. II. K''sI.uH. we'll known resident
uC Miuro Junction. was shot IN the
right arm uua painfully wVuud'i vs.
tcrdly. lie WAS wtikAnS along IN"
rcxt second h" rrl, = stan m IA" arm.
Investigation disclosed TIA" ir"r shrt II
number Of boys w,rr 'r>.nT "Hl a rifle
on, Of them received from StHtt IiIuS.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-12-29
white Christmas Observed.

YcSt" rdnv rlornlnC Tho White Chrlst-
ma. or Gifts for the King services
w,rr observed at the Methodist church.
\ very fitting program for the occasion
Was rendered by the members OF mo
Sunday school. Rev: Arthur L'azehpy
also delivered a very interesting sermon
on the tonic which was enjoyed by NIL.
Instead Of all receiving gifts everybody
brought gifts which Will be given TO
the poor people OF Richland district.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-12-29

market is very strong At 7.+O cents
Zinc is again acttv" Cor export but
demand is quiet.
The market has been ADVANCING ~
svmnathy with London and - quoted
firm al S.7Oc at East 81. Louis. ,
Tin has advanced at i sharp upward
turn in London and good Al u9IhcSt'c
demand. Importers now asked tAA'
TN to To. cents Cor spot ana o'@t 10
IS cents for shipment.
Antimony continues strong and. &C
tive at CSC.
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1ans still Plentiful.

went out on Saturday morning and after
tramping tho hills OF Ohio county for
several hours returned with n very
large catch Of ~ rabbits. Among those
in the party were Pat Rarret. Willis
Raughman. Fred Jenkins. Albert lluSs'
IN,rI Wclshans and Squire" Sutton.
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Ncr Years DnnCc

\ number of ~" Younger SGT "f con-
',r Warwoul ar" plal.uIng a \"w Years
lrn... ami Watch party :" b" gwen at
La>ch'S hail IN south Warw"pd. ar
rlnErmrntS arr being mad" with on" 81
tho best jaHG orch"Strls of Nh""llnI Tor
music. \ good tim" ~ III N'"r" Tor all
and a large attendance - expected.
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burned.

Mrs. luhn Kuvnmda "f I:.rtInid. ave-
uIr. was hurnrl IN Saturday Hii"rn'nn
when i-" c'"thr- caught IN IRE WIN"
pr>+Inu - "r"w graft. TIA" hln2" VA"
'>''u%ul. ir"h hl other numbers OF me
,uI 4. urt,r.l mri.rni AID. Nhi'" thu
mIur."-: "rr ru'nful. they ar" not be-
a ,,,f ft b.. SrriuIS.
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been rado for health purposes Tor The
coming six months. TN, l;utrd of
Health mt today auI rt.s,d th" salary
If the hrl!lh officer from $50 t" $40
pr month and TIA, e the pl"'uh.nE III
spcctur FROM $50 t. $iip lrr months.