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Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1919-08-01

Returned soldiers and sailors
and civilians are invited to the
special showing of Fall tailoring
samples at Fish's next Friday
and Saturday. Aug. 8 and 9.
Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1919-08-01

Lightning struck the porch to
Mrs Mollie Smiths residence
Tuesday, tearing down one of
the columns and doing other dam
age. Mrs. Smith had just gone
in off the porch few minutes
before.
Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1919-08-01

Anybody wishing to trade
good buggy to good q skein
wagon with both tongue and
shalves, will see w. T. Davis,
Mt. Vernon, Ky.
Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1919-08-01

Kockcastle gets another truck,
making three for this county.
Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1919-08-01
LOCAL

Wade Levisay bought j. H.
Bullock's farm near Level Green.
Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1919-08-01

For SALE:-A good five room
dwelling, good garden, lot well
fenced, good cellar and all neces-
sary out buildings. This prop.
erty Is located near the end OF
Newcomb street, is a desirable
piece of property and can be
bought worth the money. For
further information see Elmer
Perciful, or write me at Twila,
KY.
MRS. josie PERCIFuI.
Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1919-08-01
p f. II s @ N A L.


folks at London for the week.
Mrs. Ray Bentley, of Louis
vile, is with Mrs. r. A. Sparks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harmon Skid
more spent last Sunday at Boons
boro.
Misses Grace and Annette Cox
are with relatives at Livingston
aid Pittsburg.
=. H. White will arrive Sunday
to spend couple OF weeks with
J is wife and daughter.
Dwight Bowman who has been
in Kansas working in the wheat
fields, has returned home.
Three little children of Mr.
and Mrs. J. B. Noe. are visiting
Mrs Noes parents in Harlan.
q. c. Metcalf, of Ottawa. is
s,lling out and will go to Ash
vile, N. O., and go in business.
Rev. H. T. Young began a
two weeks revival at Mt. Carmel
Ct urch, six miles from Winches
ter last Sunday.
Arch hayes was mp from Brod-
Wednesday. Arch is a success,
fui farmer out a short distance
from that town.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clay Gentry, of
East st. Louis, were with his
PARENTS, Mr.. and Mrs. H. @. Gen
ny first of the week.
Mr.. j. H. Smith, of Red House.
Madison County, is here visiting
the family of his grand daugh-
ter, Mrs. Alice Davis.
Lee Roy Huffman was run into
by All automobile in Chicago and
was seriously hurt. Last report
he was doing very well.
w. R. Colt will leave next
week for Hot Springs. He was
there a couple Of months ago
but did not get relieved of his
rheumatism.
MI. and Mrs. Russell Proctor
of Winchester, came over last
Saturday to visit his parents
Mr.. and Mrs. J. T. Proctor and
to See his uncle. J. ]. Ping.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rice Haverly
and daughter, Miss Lola, of Bed.
ford, Ind., have returned home
after a few days visit with Mrs.
Raverley's sister, Mrs. Sam Fields
Mr.. and Mrs. P. Q. Griffin
have returned from a visit tc
Mr.. and Mrs. E. Griffin. near
Crab Orchard, who came home
with them for a few days stay.
Judge and Mrs. L. W. Bethur
UNI are having a large concrete
porch added to their residence
1t will not only add to the appear
ance but will be a source of great
comfort these hot days and nights
Mr.. and Mrs. 6. w. Archer, OF
Momence, ILL.,. came last week to
visit Rockcastle relatives. Mrs
Archer used to be Mrs. Laura
Proctor. Mr.. Archer is a sue
cessful and well-to-do farmer liz
, Illinois.
j. j. Ping, who is now a sue
cessful merchant at Hardin
Montana came in last Saturda,
for few days visit to his sister
Mrs. Il. J. Proctor and brother
Robt. Ping. Jack looks the hes
of health and is doing well in the
West.
L. R Hughes was up from
Stanford yesterday on, business
The real estate firm of Hughes
mccarthy, of which he is a mem
Der, is one of the live real estat
companies of the Blue grass ant
they are having many successful
sales.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. c. William
and son, James, brought Mrs
Mary Williams, who has bee
with them for a month, hom
Tuesday and returned Wednes
day. Mr.. Williams Is very mucl
interested in the race OF Dr
Brouse for Auditor and put il
many good words for him Will
here.
Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1919-08-01

Read the sale announcement
of d. M. CreSS in this issue.
Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1919-08-01

w. NJ. Poynter is the latest to
join the list of automobile owners.
He bought a Dodge G. S Grit
fin has a new Oakland, Rev. H.
T. Young is driving a Buick six,
Mrs. w. H. Kreuger has a
Chandler speedster and our good
friend, H. H. Wood will come to
the fair in a 1e2o model six
cylinder Buick and when you
See him coming stop and take a
look and decide in your own
mind it the .1e2o Buick is not a
beauty.
Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1919-08-01

Clean up streets in front of
your property and clean the side
walks of plows, boxes and other
Instructions is the order of the
town board and the people are
notified to comply with this or
der.
F. D. DEBORD,
Marshal.
Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1919-08-01
A GREAT REMEDY.

MRS. JOSIE PERCIFU
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-14
WILL AFFECT the GAS
SUPPLY FOR OHIOANS

. COLUMBUS, Feb. 13.-The supply OF
natural gas for Columbus and l11 ether
cities will be materially decreased and
the price materially Increased If the
Stcptoc act, passed BY the West Virginia
legislature, becomes effective, according
to J. NJ Garard. general manager OIL the
Ohio Fuel company.
The act provides that gas cannot be
exported from West Virginia until all
consumers in the state arc adequately
supplied
Garard declared today that natural
gus consumers in West Virginia are not
deprived of gas By the supply bens pip
ed TO Ohio and Pennsylvania.
THE only complaint they have is that
certain parts of the state where there
are no pipe lines are without gas.
Garard said
Fifty per cent Of the gas used In Ohio
comes from West Virginia The rest Is
produced in Ohio wells. II Ohio is de-
privcd Of the West Virginia supply there
will be no way of replacing it. unless
some new wells are found, Garard said.
Commercial consumers would be cut
off entirely. the supply 10 domestic con-
surcrs would be cut down considerably
and the price would have to be Increas-
cd he said.
Garard denounced the passage OK III"
act AS an attempt TO bring big factarles
using gas into West Virginia.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-14
7 z E,
@ ORMULA
b RECK LES

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move these unSiEhtly defects. Here Is
a good old-fa&hiucd formula which u"cs
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DrrWillo ~.
Oatmeal, lahlcSponnfuls.
tSc as directed III every package OF
Drrwilio
This formula can hr used freely, as
il IS absolutely harmless and Will NOT
stimulate or prnduc" Il growth OF hair.
Mix it ut home. then you know you
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cept Il substitute. rs there Is notiilhS
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il today and you viii hc delightfully."-
SURPRISED Your fr"rHlcS and tan Will
disappear as II by magic. The first APP
plir:ltion will aStnnish you. This SplcH-
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moves irrcllrs and tan. but hcautilics
as well. and brings To any skin that rosy
white. vclvrty <uftnNSS so much desired
nv everyone. No other frccklc remedy
does this. II is also splendid for dark.
shallow skin. rouEhncSS. rlmr!cs. nlack-
heads, sun spots. wrinkles. Chappcd SKIN.
and puts the bloom of youth on your
cheeks which will cause admiration
everywhere. You will look many years
younger and nave Il skin everyone )uat
loves to touch.
SOTE-whcr, asked ah,ut dorwlllo ono OF our LEAD
Ing druggists said: 'pcrNllo Is surely wHcoT1ui
Aid in nuurug feN,klcs and tan. !; Is away ahcha
NJ ANYTHING VIC have over srid kcSore. and wo arc
authorized ~ rrfund tho monty az crcry dissatisfied
,u,rchasrr We would lprnit the Of our name
unless tho Article possessed unusual mont /. IL sold
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bv all department sn|cs ard dTigTias. Including
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-14

Many pretty dances have been ar
ranged for this evening. the most un-
usual and most promising being the
shadow dance which the Scottish Rite
Guard have 80 joyfully planned for.
The real shadowy aspect Of the affair
is not generally known and will prob
ably remain in shadow until the hour
named for the beginning Of the dance,
yet all may anticipate something IN
usual and pleasure satisfying.
There arc other pleasant affairs In
store for social folk. among them xha
National Tube clerical force Valentine
dance at the Becker studio on the ISL
and, the Maccabcc dance at the A. O.
L. W. hall with the popular Fort Henry
orchestra in charge OF the music. and
the Alpha Phi fraternity dance in Mar
tins Ferry. which is always social
addition to Wheeling dancers. All or
these dances will be we'll attended and
will have special decorations and lun-
cleon in keeping with the season.
All churches over the city are PLAN
ming on smaller affairs. some given by
the ladies' organizations of the church
and some given for the amusement or
the Juvenile. element OF the congrega-
tion. Many luncheons, dinners and "up-
pers are also being held, and altogether
there is 4 happy store OF treasures IN
the social line laid up. Everyone may
Ike his share.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-14
MouudsYflle Briefs.

Allen Cunningham, who has been III
at his home on Eighth street IS aoie 70
Tho Terpischore club will hold
dance this evening in the Ellis hall;
Mrs. Will Scclbach. who has been
seriously i'll, shows no Improvement.
Mrs. H. /. Rhoads, of Butler. Pa. VINO
has been visiting here. has returned 10
Mrs. W. D Chcadle has returned 10
her home in Utica. Ohio. after visit
with friends and relatives here LOT
few days ~
Mrs. John Mcdonald. who has been
i'll at her home on Oak avenue. Is I'M
proving.
will leave Today for Canton, o. where
she will make her future home.
Miss Annetta O'Connell OF Eeia'rc'
spent yesterday with friends and rela-
tivcs here.
DR.. j. Vi. Ruckman Of Rosby's' Rock.
has given up his practice there and has
located at West Liberty. No physician
has taken his work at Roshy'S Rock.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-14
AGED RESIDENT
PASSES AWAY
MRS. ELIxABETH CARENBAUEA
DIED AT RIPE OLD AGE OF 80
YESTERDAY MORNING.
Passed to Rest Peacefully After Sew
eral Months' Illness; One OF Oldest
Inhabitants.

Mrs. Elizabeth Carenbauer, died at
her residence on North Market street
shortly after I o'clock yesterday morn
ing, in her eighty-ninth year. Death
came peacefully. following an illness OF
several months
The deceased was the widow .of tie
lste Edward Carenbauer. who passed
away in 1850. Before her marriage she
was Miss Elizabeth Landers Of Pitts
burgh, but spent the last sixty years OF
her life a resident Of Wheeling. She
was a deyour Christian and belonged
10 St. Joseph's cathedral. taking an
active interest in all church work as
long as her strength would permit. She
was held in the highest esteem by h&e
many friends and acpuaintances. ana
her death marks the passing or an
other OF those pioneers who have VII
messed the city's growth and develop
mcnt for more than half century:
Surviving arc a daughter and -FOUR
sons: Miss Elizabeth Carcneauer. al
home; William. of Edgngton Lane:
Charles, of Elm Grove. and Harry ana
Frank. Of Wheeling: also five grand
children. George Miller. Harry and Carr
Carenbauer Of this city. and MISS
Elizabeth Careabauer. of Elm Grove.
REQUIEM high mass will be held at
9 a. m. Saturday at St Joseph's cathe-
dral. followed by internent in MI eaI-
vary cemetery.
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;,;nr bor sister, Mrs. Francis Wood, OF

;t;nr her sister, Mrs. Francis "ooo' Oh
Parkcrsburg.
uiso Jeanette Clovis. Of Warrington,
W. Va, is the guest o. 1"'s
Of Chapline street.
Nice Elizabeth Hoffman VIII sPenu
-eool. cnd with her grandmothei o
Sha nine street. Miss Hoil man
e,mdcnt at Mount de Chantal Acaoe'hS'
1ouis Franks. Of Darlington was
husincss visitor here on WeoheSeaS'
~ and Mrs. George Blinnoerry' OF
ir-,ont will arrive in the city to.uaS
,.;e;t The formers sister, MISS H4'Ne
Garrison. Of the East Emo
Mics Eleanor Stein Is i'll at nef no'ne
in LorinG Place. Elm Grove. ).
RUSSELL Clouston. OF O VetDt.ooM, -.
very i'll, being threatened Will
monia- c.o-. "a
Miss Wilda North. Of Elm GFo W M.
confined TO her nome OH
ne Osborn Fortney. Of Lansing. Ohio wa
ntna mon at the Ohio Valley Cen
or,i Hospitnl. yesterday mornins' pot o'
affection Of tic lung. ,voha oh
MIS-. Harry r. Boil, OF To .tfa,n Y
etrcnt has. returned from buttalo' ~
st 80 ,ttandinr the funeral Of her PROM.
~ Mr Albert F. Wincher. formerly u
1fte blanche I5aines or Aiaska, ate ef
,.,sI,;nr her sister. MSS Otto wagner, o.
south Wheeling. left Tor week JUS
NOES trim in New York city.
Mr, and Mrs. R Wells nave $1,000 $1,000
r. heir hcmc here. after IN extenoeo
WI ir and Mrs George A. LauEhl,n; 10. OF
IyoodsdaIc. will leave for Atiantlc C4t5'
sunday for an extended visit. so.
Nr. md Mrs. b. Walker Peeefaon iSi =
for. Florida where they will speno inc
remainder of the winter. ,.-,
Miss Hazel Gilmore. OF TINS ely ,, iett
for pitt sburgh. where she Will 'ls''
friends for a few days.
Miss Ruth Cocnman left yesterday ior
Washington. D. c.. where she IS eur
Moved hv tho government.
70 o. c. Wash and ?, McGauley OF WASH asnt
inston D. G.. arc in the city on snort
NJ F. Mc!Iarcn Of ST. Louis Is a bust,
ness visitor in this city for severai
days. -. p,o.sont
Valley. loft for Boston. Mass Tor an eN-
Mrs. Glenn Branum has returned TO
,h;s city after n short visit in New YORK
Miss Helen Club. Of Buffalo; Is visit.
ing her sister. Mrs. Caroline Brucs. or
From street.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-14
Jeffr1es-P

On Monday morning was solemniZcd
tho marriage Of Miss Clara PeKari'
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs John Pekari,
10 MIR. Wilbur Matthews Jeffrics. NJ ST.
Warv's church. In Tcmprranccvillc. Ohio.
The Wedding was very quiet. the only
attendants being Miss Helen Pckari and
MIR. Stanislaus Jcffrics. 4 wedding
breakfast followed the ceremony.
Both young people are very VOL
known in this city and have many
friends who will wish them much nap
piness in their new life. They VIII DC
~ home 10 their friends in Temperance
willie after the first OF March.
Kahn Club Euchre.
The popular 'Kan Club will give
progressive cuchrc Tuesday evening at
It's club rooms on Wood street. A. hand
some prize will he given the one winning
tho highest number OF games ana lnc
person holding the lucky ticket from
the door will be AWARDED Inrse war
Saving Stamp. A large crowd and an
ENJOYABLE time is being anticipated.
opportunity Circle Lunch.
The Opportunity Circle of Vance Mem
orial church announce the following
mcnu for their luncheon which will DC
served in the chapel rooms next tues
o"! e'e"''S Vegetable Soup
uor,a Raked Beans Baked Ham
~ Cold Meats and Cheese
Potato Salad cola SHAW
Bread and Butter
Ice Cream Cake Cotice
Tho reception. committee Includes:
McsdameS:
NJ Potter. Alfred PAUL.
Edward Ncrf, J. W. Bowman,
+. W. Fvaul.
For general arrangements have been
named:
,
Edward Pcddicord. J. w. Evaul,
LOUIS N Miss Annie Ridseley.
In charge OF the parcel post will be:
Mrs. Herbert Olmstead,
Miss Ammo Huscman.
In The kitchen will preside:
Mesdamcs:
Charles Murrin. Ruth Wood
Edward Neff.
Miss Molly Dowlcr
The following ~ill have charge OF re-
frcshments:
Mcsdames:
Jasper Baum. {. j. hilmeVer,
Carrie Froclinc.
TabIcs-MrS. Fl. J. Schruffler.
Cash!cr-Mrs. Charles Prank.
Publcily-Mrs. +. Il. Callahan.
Local wedding.
On ncIt Tuesday at her homo In Sykes.
,.ilIc Md. Miss Blnnch "arficld Will
we'd Mr.. Morgan Taylor. Rev. Father
Gallon. Of SykcSvillc. will read the nup-
,ial mass and perform the ceremony and
tho affair as arranged will be very
nuirt, Local relatives, including Hon.
and Mrs. ]. J. Coniff. DR.. and MIS-. y.
4 flaming and Mr.. and Mrs. Arch WI.
SON, will leave during the latter part O.!
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-14
About People
Movements Of individuals to and
From the CITY.
AT fRE HOTELS

McLurc-J. w. Osborn. St, Clairsville,
Ohio: H. L. irwin. sistersville, ". Va;
AdIic Jones, Moundsvtllc. ". Va; G
lynch and SON. Woodsfieid. Ohio; James
+. BARLEY. st. Clarsville, Ohio: 4. F.
hamilton. Washington. Pa; J. r. CARR
son: Cameron a wi We: F. cu,sbcr IA.
vensSo o ". Va: n. 4. GUN. Pitts
burrh, Pa: II. B. johnson. Parkersburg,
". vi Va; e. 4. Kelly, Pittsburgh, Pa;
Gordon Brown. rarkerseurE. W. Va;
suSr .haf Pa.: J. II. Creighton, Pittsburgh
Pa: ]. 3. Flatlcy. Pittsburgh. Pa; T. $.
Goldstein. Pittsburgh. Pa: w. r. Tai
bot. Pittsburgh. Pa; ]. Il. White. Pitts
burgh. Pa
oh S5e% Mr. and Mrs. T. Mef r. BroSne s'q ptis
| burgh, Pa; D. G. ku7st Grafton. W.
Va; John E. Laffcrty. st. ClairsVillc'
Rogcrs-T. H. Rose. Clarington, Ohio:
| Woodling, Pittsburgh. Pa
Osman F.. Swartz, the well known at.
| torncy OF Falrnont, is a business visitor
| in the city.
! DR.. viii Cruise, we'll known optician,
! has returned to the city after spending
! n few weeks in Chicago. ILL.,, attending
| 10 business matters.
! Harry Miller. OF Now York City. mem
! her OF tho 1lrTn OIL tlIIIcT q IIIdPC'' IL
| in the city locking after tho Elks min
strei show. which will be held next week
ut the Court theatre.
Harry yelling. of the Island. is spend
ing n few days the guest Of relatives at
| Youngstown. Pa.
Miss Jessie Bell, OF Cameron. Is in the
! CITY for a few days spending brief
yucatiun tho guest Of her sister. Mrs
| bella Alderman. OF Sixteenth street:
Miss Bessie Buchannon, of Short
crock is spending a few days In the city
tho guest Of relatives.
| Miss Helen Barnes will arrive In this
| civ Tomorrow from. Cincinnati. to at
| lend n meeting Of the local y. w. c. A.
waller S. Sugden, prominent attorney
| ~ sjstersville, Of the firm OF Mccoy and
| Surdcn. is visiting in tho city.
| Mrs, John Ncill, Of the Island. is WIS.,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-14
SYMPOSIUM OF VIEWS.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 13. - Chairman
Hurley Of the shipping board announced
tonight that he had arranged with the
United States chamber of commerce to
get an expression Of opinion from bust
ness, civic, industrial and labor organic
ations Of the United States upon tho
Motley that should be adopted by the
government towards the merchant mar
inc. He said series of questions would
be tclegraphcd Immediately to secure
opinions on ship construction, govern
,ncnt or private ownership and operation
and other questions bearing on the SIT
nat inn
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-14
Cathedral Alumnao BAN.

All plans for the Cathedral high
alumnac ball are full 10 the brim OF
hilarity and the dancing spirit. Added
to the attractive features Of splen-
did floor for dancing. the Carroll club,
and an invitation list numbering close
10 one hundred couples. is the pleasing
announcement that the Menemri jazz
band OF Pittsburgh will play pro-
gram which will be one of the best
ever. MIR. Ed Kcrhofr; who is general
chairman of the dance. is being assist
cd by just such 4 committee as Is ablo
10 make these affairs q decided success.
Ono fact which will make this dance
a doubly popular one this year ls the
postpon"Inrnt OF the annual military
ball, which vas always such a success
ful venture Of the Cathedral social set
lin past seasons Al interest IS now
being conferred in the ball for the 18TH
Of February.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-14

many. and upon coming to this country
whilo, a Young lady took up her resi-
dencc in this city. She wal member
Of Zion Lutheran church and mcmncr
OF the Ladies Md society OF tha'
church. Surviving. besides her nus
band arc one son. Herman. an"
daughter. Miss Edna Rolf. both OF th'S
city.
Funeral services will be held Satur-
day afternoon at $50 o'clock at h'r
late residence. Rev. :. Il. strauss pas
tor Of Zion Lutheran church. oit!E'h'
ing Intcrmcnt will hc made IN h"uh'
Ziun cemetery. y special car VIII co'l-
vcy the friends 10 the ccmct"l!-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-14

Everyone adrnires q beautiful skin.
lust as every one desires to be healthy.
Unsightly faces filled with pimples. dis
.colorations. blackheads. etc. are moth
ing but unhealthy faces due to skin i'm
purities. Improve the blood and the IA
cial blemishes disappear. Just use STU
arts Calcium Waters for short time
ana see how quickly you will clear UP
yonr skin. And then life will take on
a happiness never before realized. Get
a 5o-cent box Of Stuart's Calcium Wa
fers at any drug store, or send coupon
below for a sample package free by
mail
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-14
HenN C. Speaker.

Henry IL Speaker. we'll known resi- resi-.
dent OF the East End. died Yesterday
morning ut $40 O'clock at the home ." %
his sister. Mrs. Harry Eurklc' at log
Four,ccath street. Although ne hh''
been in poor health for the past ErH; iio
had been bcdr;lst only the last wv"
weeks. The deceased was the youngest
son Of The late Frederick and Augusta
Speaker ,,.;,,;
Surviving arc three brothers. William.
Charles and Fred Speaker ana ihr"H S'S-
to-. Mrs " T. Greer. Mrs. Charles
.reufrl and Mrs. Harry Burke. He was
a member OF MongolianS lodge OF the
4 q / w
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-14
TWAS SPRAINED ANKLE,
NOT FRACTURED skull.
'I,s'9I 81
Morainr Organ Got Tts Anatomy d
ductiou Twisted and "9tr1 OF ~ 81
tsry'' HSd HVsrt1Ho," y5;

The great mystic is solved. r.
The unknown girl found lying un1ef
the steps Of the Terminal bridge "a
North Wheeling on Wednesday. "suf-:
fering with fractured skull. ~! ~
chronicled by a morning, "nevS paper,
and removed to the North Wheelins
hospital, was suffering from = srrsined
ankle, and it is reported she was aiso
suffering from vertigo" FonoWinS
her awakening in the institution shc
had a splitting headache" sickness N
the stomach and was very Thirsty.
She was discharged from. the hospital
Yesterday afternoon after giving heE
name as Helen Miller, and lett Tor M
home in Steubenville- -
So endeth the chapter Of the mystery
surrounding the strange girl With tne
fractured skull ~
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-14
Rir0R EnNArn1-

Funeral Services were held yester-
day afternoon over the remains Of the
late Peter Riggs. veteran Of the Civil
War and prominent citizen Of Mounds
willie. who died Tuesday. Tho services
were held in the Calvary M. L. church
at o'clock. conducted by Rev. S. f.
Hart, pastor Of the church. Intcrmnnr
took place in Greenlawn cemetery. The
C. A. r. veterans hero attended in a
hndv
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-14

The K. X. Club. one of me mos AZ 40.
ular Juvenile clubs; In the net c' eyyening BY
Mss Mary steinmetz at her home 0"
Valentine decorations were grsGSe earts
arranged over the rooms and tiny nea' =
a al! % the tables in the dining room.
ao cupid fsvors were ut each soaa p mnfij
Music and dancing were en1oyeo or u ms
ten o'clock when dainty luncheon ""S
served. Included were:
Misses
>,,r,, ucEaddcn Mary S:cinmctz
S ~. 49, -" Kathleen McFaddcn
f:nthnr;nn Wright Mary McCurran
H.r,. Catherine HasVirginia Fogler
War;ho Miller Alicia Huffman
1 1nhit cama Bernadine Stcinmet1
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c,.tnmctz Charles Robrecht
Ceoi ST,,rncstorfter John Coniff
Ioo,, Stc;n Tom O'Brien
Harry Altmeyer Edwln ~ noo,,
William Thompson KlchaTa to
Charles 1ieincr RopeFt IA'h'e