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DALLAS

Tho members Of the Methodist Sab
bath school vii bc given their 'hTisI-
mas treat sunday afternoon. SSnpain
school Will De- at o'clock and Key. g.
= Newman will give Il special address
ON 'Christmas and its Meaning To Us.
The members Of the choir are requested
.u meet a, the church Saturday even
ing. ,,,
Services at the Presbyterian churcn
sunday, December -. Sunday school
at 10 a. M preaching At a. m. Spe,
cial christmas message, The Night Oh
Nights." \ cordial invitation is cN-
tended TO all to worship with US on ms
aid every sabbath day. on SUNDAY
ing will be held in the Dallas NJ. +.
church. Rev. {. Fred anderson. the
district superintendent. viii preach AZ
ii a m. This will also change the Sab
bath school for that day from p. IN.
To 10 a. M. Quarterly conference in the
Mis- Mary Toml!nson. out local
school teacher. had the misfortune sun
day evening to lose her pocketbook
with over $40 in it. She had been Wis
ling her narcnts at Moumdsvil!c dur
ing the week end and lost her money
when coming back either on West
Alexander car or on the Stone church
road.
The farmers telephone comrany's
switchboard was moved several days
ago TO the Ezra punstnm rcsodince but
~. lines have Ecvcr been changed so
there IS nothing doing in Dallas now 90
ccrned However II is 10 he hoped the
the men will get busy as soon as the
weather permits and get tho phones in
talking order.
Mr.. and Mrs Clcvc Crawford have
secured room in Wheeling and expect
10 move there IN the very near future.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Powell went to
housekeeping Saturday in tn" Hickey
tcnar; house.
Mrs. Elizabeth Archer is very III at
her home with an attack of heart trou-
bic.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Rhoades and Mr..
and Mrs. Oscar White. Glenn Marshall
and Lee White were guests Tuesday at
the Mac Rhoades home.
Mr. and Mrs. John Crow. "f Nc
Mrchcn were guests Tuesday Of Mr..
and Mrs. &. y. StriCkln.
There will b" a Christmas entertain
mont given at the Presbyterian church
on Thursday evening. December 25th.
Wayne Cuttings spent part of this
week with relatives on Number Two
ridge.
Miss Mary Holmes, Of Crabapple. Is
spending several days with her cousin.
Mrs. Hazel Powell.
Marie Stricklin is out Of school be-
cause Of severe cold.
MisS Anna Atkinson spent the week
| end with her friend Miss Mary Tom
| linson, at Moundsville.
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CABLE PIANO MAN
GAINS 10 POUNDS
WELL KNOWN CITIZEN TELLS OF
REMARKABLE CHANGE IN
CONDITION.
ITS WONDERFUL" SAYS A.
wEYBURN, FOR AM WE'LL
NOW.

Il have just finished my second bottle
Of TanlaC and have actually gained ten
pounds in weight" sand \. {. WcI burn
Of Atlanta. Ca. recently.
Mr. Wryburn IS one Of tn" oldest and
best known piano m"n IN that "lt%. nav
ing been connected with the Cable Pla-'
90. st North Eroad street. for III" past
seventeen years. He is fin" genial
gentleman Of tho old school. and is high
~ "Stccm"d and respected l.! all who
know him. In telling the Tanlac rcI-
r"yrn'aily" of hs remarkable rHStora-
lion t. health. Mr.. Wcyhuru aid:
''Fnr tn" pnSf TWO years or more !
have not bcrn in very Scod health. |
have not hCen SCH. exactly. hut HAY"
lo."n all out Of shap" and gradually go
ing dhwn hills. | vas all run down IN
,Hnscly nervous and in q general dc
hiIlatcd condition.
Il felt tired and worn out most of IN"
tim" and by 10 o'clock in tho morning
! would feet like l would not I've able
to get through my days work. My
digestion was poor AMI was always
bilious aud ccnSIipated. was also res
less al night. and rolled and tossed
without much real sleep. and would got
up in III" morning almost as tired as
when | went t. bed III" night before. IN
fact. ! was Just about as badly run
down as Il man could gct to keep on his
feet had 40 appetite scarcely ana
was getting thinner and weaker all the
time.
This just the condition | was In
when first heard Of Tanlac. After tax
ing about onc-half Of n bottle OF this
medicine. | began to notice a great i'm
provcment in my condition My Ape
tltH returned and ! began to sleep bet
ter. and when | would get up in the
morning could go about my work with
vim ana energy l had not had IN
months.
Il can now do . hard days work
Without feeling tired out all the time; In
fact. every organ Of my body seems 10
be in fine shape. and am we'll mall.
Tunlac is certainly a wonderful medi-
cane and ] ten my friends about IL all
tho time. Since seeing what it has don"
for me. several of my ncighbors have
commenced taking it, and everybody
out our way is talking about it
TanI4c Is sold N Wheeling by tho
/ HuEc- Davis Drug 90. lli5 Market St.
! aud i"%i Nam 81. and N" r.. Is. lIoSa
. l'ruE CO.. Martins H. rrN.
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GET READY
FOR FLU"
Keep Your Liver Active, Your
System Purified and Free From
Colds by Taking cAotsbs,
the Nausealess Calomel
Tablets That Are Do
ightful, Safe and
Sure.

Physicians and CrugglJts are advis-
ing their friends to keep their systems
purified and their organs in perfect
working order as a protection against
the return Of inuuenza They know
that a clogged " system I'd . lazy liv-
er favor colds. influenza and serious
complications.
To cut short q cold overnight and to
prevent serious complications take one
Calotab at bedtime with a swallow OF
water-that's all. No LIS. no nausea,
no gripping. 10 sickening after effects.
Next morning your cold hiss vanished.
your liver is active, your system 10 puri-
fide and Refreshed and you arc feeling
fine with a hearty appetite Tor break
fast. Eat what you please-no Danger
Calotabs arc sold only In original
sealed packages. price thirtx-fye cents
Every druggist is authorized to refund
your money II you are not perfectly -.
lighted with Calotabs.-(Adx]
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Beuaire Briefs

4 rehearsal Of the Christmas Cantata
t. be given Mt tho South Bellair" Meth
odist Episcopal church Christmas eve
ming was held ut III" church last night.
Funeral services were held yesterday
afternoon for tn" late Mrs. William
Bass who died at the City hospital. Rcr.
George W. Byrn"s Of the South Bcllaire
NJ T.. church had charge of the services.
lnterment was in the Rose Hill ccme-
terry.
The program for tho cantata, The
Angelic Choir TO b" given 1T IN" Chris
ttan church SUNDAY evening was an
b. given under the directions OF Trof
Ira NJ. Snyder.
Albert G shepherd who is employed
at Moundsvill". spent yesterday with
Bellaire relatives and friends.
Miss Maybell Shepherd, OF Noble
street. is able TO b. about after being
confined to her homo i'll.
Miss Vera Corbett. OF West Twenty
third street. has been confined 10 her
home i'll the past few days.
The Liberty club will entertain with
4 dance this evening at the Armory hall
on Union street.
Shrimp" Grin are busy delivering the
parcel post at the local postohicc. The
Christmas rush is now on and each day
the mails are getting heavier.
The Moose club entertained with q
dance last night At the Moose hail on
Union street.
Funeral services were held AZ the
Johnson home on Forty-fnurth street
yesterday for tn" late Ruth Evans.
ShadySlde girl who died at III" John
son home. lE;erment was IN the Rose
Hill cemetery.
Ralph HcatherinGton. former Eollaire
High school basketball star and captain
. in tho recent World war is in charge OF
the organization of the American Legion
, basketball team of this city.
Members of tho Latter Day Saint
church held rehearsal last night Of
the exercises to nc given Christmas
night. Tho rehearsal was held Mt the
homo Of Mrs. Thomas DUFFY on Harri-
son street
/ The Sand Hill grange will meet to-
= night At tn" Sand IfiN school house.
| An Interesting program will be rendered.
4 meeting OF tho Retail Clerks union
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H. S. BASKET BALL
SCHEDULE COMPLETE
ALL GAMES TO BE PLATED ON FRI-
DAY NIGHTS, AND BEST TEAMS
AVAILABLE HAVE BEEN
SCHEDULED,
First Came to be Played Here, Against
Shadyside, on January End, at Elm
School Gymnasium

The officials Of the local high school
athletic association have completed
their schedule for the basket ball games
for the season. and tho schedule in
CudcS six games at home. and SIX
away from home TIL" local games
Will I've staged at the gymnasium Of the
Elm school building and a large amount
Of interest is being developed locally in
the games. TIL" completed schedule is
january @-Shadys!de at Martins
Ferry.
January 9-Mar,in's Ferry a, Earncs-
Vile.
'January 16-B"llaire ut Martins
Ferry.
January @&-Martin's Ferry at CadZ
january 3O--EarncsvIle at Martins
Ferry.
February G-Martin's Ferry at
Bridgeport.
February l2-Mar'n's Ferry at
Shadysidc.
February @O--Cath"dra! Hi at Mar
.February 27-Cadz a; Martins
Ferry.
March 5-Marlin's Ferry at Rcllairc.
= March 1%-Bridgeport a. Martins
Ferry.
EsJcS la-Nr.:nI Ferry a, %-ttiie.
dral.
Note indicates games at home.
Vp,,s Candies The CaDitOl Inn.
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SOLDIERS CARED FOh

Sergeant Cunningham, OF the local r8
cruitinS office. gave out Information
yesterday to the effect that air ex-ser-s
vice men who need medical attention
as the result OF wounds or sickness re-
ceived while in line OF duty. can get Il
by applying TO the proper authorities.
Wheeling is that OF the u. S. Medical
officer attached to the MARITIME recruit
ing station at Pittsburgh. II 1t is i'm
possible to reach the above station. aid
can be obtained by applying to the L.
S. Health Commission. which has a
branch at Cincinnati. and Gilipolis. o.
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MT. PLEASANT

Mr.. John krinke received his dis
charge from service OF the navy and re-
turned home Thursday OF last week
His many friends were glad to see him
back.
Paul Martin is seriously III at his
home with pneumonia
Mr.. J. c. Hoge Is slowly improving.
Miss Camilla McConahey was visit
ing relatives in Pittsburgh last week.
Mrs David Buchanan and daughter.
Mrs Saphia Hooper Mr.. and Mrs. Sam
uel Buchanan. were shopping in Wheel
ing Friday Of last week.
Mr.. Ray McHugh and family were III
with colds. but are improving.
Mr. Samuel Irwin is Still on the sick
list.
Mr. e Yost IS III at his home With
rh"umat SIN.
Mrs. chester Montgomery and Gaugh-
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was held last night at the Odd Fellows
hail on Thirty-third street.

was held last night at the Odd Fellows
hall on Thirtythird street.
One drunk faced Mayor Culbertson in
police court. He was foreigner and
was fined s..
A bazaar and social will be held TO-
night at the Rlverview school house.
Miss Laura Clcland, who has been a
missionary IN India. will speak Sunday
morning and evening at the United
Presbyterian church.
The temperature lowered near the
zero mark all day here yesterday.
Willard Smith son OF Mr.. and Mrs
J. G. Smith of this icty. burned in an
explosion in Pittsburgh. is improving.
according to word received BY his par
ertS.
Trains in and out Of Bellaire yester
day were late because of the cold which
diSarrangcd the schedules.
The sale of the Red Cross Christmas
seals in Bellaire is tagging at the pres
Cnt time.
a meeting Of the Americas Club was
held last night and n number OF impor-
tant matters were given attention.
An instance was given yesterday
where local man paid 500 for three
quarts of whiskey.
Nurses OF the local hospital held their
weekly dance last night ct the local in
stitution
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nThe Third peGTee."

The viciousncss of the onc.tlne
prevalent inquisitI"n known as The
Third Degree" under which by physical
and mental torture. confessions were
wrung from haplcss prisoners regard
less Of innocence or guilt, is most WV
idly portrayed in THE Third Degree.
VituGraph's big production. starring
Alice Joyce which is tho big feature Tor
IN. Fcnray theatre for today. MISS
Joyce takes every advantage OF the
dramatic possibilities in the roll OF
Annie Sands, waitress who crushed the
power OF her millionaire fathcr-in-law.
and Of the police system, TO free h'r
college husband. doomed to death for
q crime which n" was innocent, but &C
FUSED in malice for marrying the girl.
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> ter. Of Martins Ferry, spent the week
end with her parents Mr.. and mrs.
| krinke. x
ma !; ,s sgskhe o a aea m fanix
| Messrs Henry Krinke and; Adolph
Hanke, OF Martins Ferry. spent Satur-.
day at the home Of Mr.. John krinke:
! branous Group at the home Of his par
ents. is improving nicely.
Prof. F. D. Ring and family moved
| into his new home last week:
the home Of Mr.. Charlie Spoonhaltz.
Mr.. Wallace weatherson was a caller
J In Wheeling Friday of last week.
Mrs. Annie DurbIn.. who died at the
conducted from the family residence
Sunday afternoon at o'clock. with
pastor In charge. !nterment vas maze
.ur. II. C Dutton was . caller In Dill
| lon vale Tuesday.
Sr. Robert Finney.. Of Scotch Ridge,
spent Sunday at the home OF Mr.. John
! Dorothy and Bud mines, east Of thi,
place started to work Wednesday
! Mr. Charlie zeyer was /. caller at
Liberty Tuesday Of this week:
! Mr.. and Mrs. Wallace Weatifersoh
and children were callers in Wheeli2s
! Wednesday Of last week. \
! Mrs. Will Heburn and daughter. Mrs.
Erma B4sley. were shopping in Wheel
a., Ing Thursday OF last week.
! Mr. ana Mrs. Harry Price and son
Earl. were shopping in Wheeling fr.'
day OF last, week.
! Florence. were shopping in Wheeling
Mr.. Arthur Evans. Of Emerson, was
caller in Wheeling Friday.
Mr.. George CLANCY attended the fu-
neral Of his cousin. Mrs. Lib Smith. OF
0'S Mrs sAt George craven is still on the
sig? Nr! List and Mrs. Archi. xe..h attended
Mrs. G:"' Henry zey4r and son. Charles.
and Miss Goldia Phillips. were shop
ping in Wheeling saturday.
Mrs. Angeline Williams is on the sick
list Mr. and Mrs. I-s.rl,. Irwin and
daughter. Of Scotch Ridge: spent Sun
j day with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Sa Dr. L. 'r L. HawthorSe was . profes;
siomal caller at the home OF Ford
S'S Mr: o 5r'%a! King is ou.chsrins for
0e2 12! e. in'f L. VIE" Hax,horne wa, . profes.
sional caller at the hoime Of George
, CLANCY, Monday.
the funeral Of Mrs. AZ nie DurDin'
Mrs: John Krnke and SOM John. spent
a few days in Martins FerryA this week.
|
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An Churches Closed Sunday.

All OF the churches in this city will
be closed next Sunday evening. so that
the members Of the various conGrega.
lions may have an opportunity to at
tend the singing OF the community
Christmas Carols. which will take place
in the First Methodist church In Kirk
wood. Sunday evening. under the dr"r-
ton Of Miss Elizabeth Malhy. popular
music teacher in the local public
schools. The program, for tho choruS"s
is elaborat" and interesting. and Will
be highly enjoyed by all who attend.
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S%,nhln Rt.urrs 70 Work

I'nIrl Imam JO,IU Str"hiH. N't'TdII
iy>r ,,irb, rcs,lra,d fr& work after being
on for tn. PR, I"u> Two nights. charges
u conduct unh,"umiug an officer which
l:d hr,,i preferred against tho veteran
copper were withdrawn ycSt"EdaE %
b.. rn,Drlninantx. MIR. ard Mrs. Russell
y;,rt.l.. 81 Wheeling. Following the
:, =, hGrar:I 1T the charges. Strohlc was
.,..!:l.ta!rd ;,< - member "i The force ny
.'rl"F M.hou, and safety b!r"ctcr y;
I-r;..rrytr. Ia the rharS"~ preferred
l..I.i.~f rh.. officer. { WIS Indicated that
l,. h.m assaulted IL" woman.
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School Notes

Tn. public schools will close today
for the annual holiday vacation. The
vacation will extend until Monday. Jan
uary =.
Members "t III" Delnhian ard ltonian
Literary societies OF the high school
rendered rhctor.Cal Programs this after
,uol. one program WAS gwen at In"
'tigh school and tn" other ia the Central
gymnasium.
Grade basketball teams viii BE- formed
following TN" holiday vacation and the
,nnunl Grade tournament will be held.
Many Of the high school students
nave secured employment for the holt
day season.
Programs will b. rendered in a num-
'"r of the Tultu"y township schools be-
fore they clos" for tho Christmas vSCa-
lion ,JNt week
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Mnldars GET Raise

Sinlr plat" m"id"Ts 81 thiS cltE 9h'i
non 81 that TRADE throughout the conn
~ have boon granted wsG" increase
q =" p'rr"n' hE tn" manufacturers.
rh;S Acknowledgement Mas mad. !"st"r-
i..,. Nh,ut tw"r:y mrid"rs her" are
} 10, tod hN ~" raise. \ like number IS
,tir,.rcd IN Martin, r"rTy. Other con-
..,.S~iouS secured ~" SAID to 10" as good
a. AN additional ~" percent rails" Tor
~" luyu. rhs m"i'i"rS III the thirty
Years uC their Organization have never
n:ti general Str.... Their disputes
aith tn, manufacturer ~" settled with
1ut the nee, Ssjty Of strikes and both
Ia" manufacturers and IN" workers
claim that they are tn" gamer by the
non strike" policy.
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committe. Meeting Sunday.

The members OF the joint committee?
from III" local tribe of Red Men. anu
Ihr Degree of pOcahontas, TO plan Tor
tho entertainment which will be given
rH H ri for the children Of the mem
bcrs Of the Two organizations. will be
held al the home of Mrs. R"o"cca Har-
ris on Jefferson street. SUNDAY It'll
..r., ard the program fog 'hv oc:a.S ON
vii be arranged al that time.
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Big Tina Promised.

The initiation Of the large class OF
candidates into the local tribe OF the
improved Order OF Red Men. will take
Mace in the Fratcrnal hall on North
Fifth street this evening. and all Of III"
members arc urged 10 attend. The
randidatrs arc expected to b. on hands
promptly at o'clock. and tn" com
nirtrr IN rharT" have computed plans
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All Of the companies "i IL" ."'at hrE
druartni"ut w"r" called cut by u E',I":"'
'" W. ~,, cra,,, h,x Ii nj Main and -NECn-
Iain .y,uur> Yesterday morning at N:"n
.n'rlork Ia r>',n:;utsh u hlaZr which had
started in the k.t'h"n in Tn" r.S,d'hIG
Of 4 foreigner or clark street. The "r-
cupant OF the huuS" was GSliF III" "
.hsw ont some trnZrn water pipes, whti'
thc walls ,uoH urc Tn" damage 20 the
nropcrtv will amount 10 about 80" ac-
rnrding Ia a ruuScrI atiNC estimate.
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N.Y. Conrad Runbaugh

Mrs. conrad RumbauGh. d well known
local woman. died Yesterday ~ h'T n Nts
~ .rhlfty-th.rn street. ShJ hsu D."
<5ri,,,iSIy Nh for some t;u:c lost Dec
Used VS. a-.h - Years; Shr was
nI,.nnhcr -: Tn. =; Johns 'hth"tlc
church. she j. survived by one soil soil
,.,;,,, Of this city. Funeral services VIII
Wv. :, ian. ..,..y, ,%"rvi:a Az tho g.
J,hn : catholic church.
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Blast ruraace TO Start.

Several reports hay" hc"n Cnrr"h, r.
gard.rG 10 the rcSumrtiun OF ny ~ -
iron company. Officials stated ycS'er-
dsv that no DEFINITE time can b" set Tor
ne nrobablc resumption Of tho plant
hut i is al in readiness Tor opera non
r,La and other fuel necessary can be-
secured
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:r;, IrrlnbevS u thr hIgh S'No"T TVUT
b,II Inn, to.lI:!ir viii '.i'Ct captain
f"r In" ueAt lrag'% high s"hool Er,d
,,...n \ CanHass o. thu twelve men VINO
a., "l:Elrrc /" vote Tor tn next year,
leader indIcat"S that 'UiSh~N'r; 60 60
-, th,. team IN. rySt season. VIII or ~"
nm.,nl,n~us raoi,c Tor III. leader IT the
I'D ami EIlc&. II" Ia plaE'd on the
i..,m three years and VIII bc Il senior
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The annual Christmas program, at tn"
First Presbyterian church. will hr r",-
dcrcd next SUNDAY morning - 1n:2n
o'clock. In the church in Nirkwood. nv
der the direction Of Miss Elizabeth
Malby. and tho program is composed Of
ercitatdons and music. All OF The msnl-
hers and friends Of the congregation
have been invited to attend thc event
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Tho children who hay" been attend
in.: and taking an interest in the week
IL story Hour. under IN" dlr'Iiion OF
- NIX. Ir,c sirrlc of thc child Wei
Taro lc,::uc. VIII 10 entertained at a
ThrisImas party which viii b" given by
mo League tomorrow afternoon ~
o'clock, \ special meeting Of tho mem
hers Of the organization - Srhcdui"n l"
proceed the purity. and an InI''"sI .ns
program Of cvonts will take plac" dur
-, Il Ia ufffrrnnn
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,,,vss.igates GAINESVILLE Case

7Cnrourr JUNn 4. WEAtt. N SV.UIH IT, p,
l.ire was called :" Earn''>rll'% , tss'
mig6, t. iuyea,igau. II" raS" "' Its; H.rs'
t.0tt:c BAILEY. "gsd 80; OF ina' pt w.;
", W ' w.. y,,sirrdar luoruing. The informa-
ijcH IISn IN" oiciaI h"corc he left for
S!s,V,r,,S,iIi, v.aS t. tn" eject that thS
woman Fad either taken caLo2aaS 49, aTir
s..,j h"l been administered TO her by
.;n'm. cher r,r<vu. TIL" woman IS mar
r,rI but does not reside with her nus
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Thomas Johns of this city. has bcen
sworn in by Mayor Ralston as the new
police officer TO take the place maze
vacant by the recent resignation OF
officers RAJ" Frazier. and he has been
assigned by Chief Hyland to cover
beat on the south end Of the city.
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NJ, pratt TO Entertain.

The meeting of the Maids and Ma
irons Of this city. will be held at the
HON. Of Mrs. Henry q. Pratt. on North
Fifth street this afternoon, and me
The afternoon will be devoted 10 sew
Ing and fancy work. tho usual club di-
%rrsions, and viii conclude with q
luncheon,
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The tax recot pts tor THIS cry arriN-
81 =, nc Office Of Frank a. ScdSwi"k
nr The Fidelity savings and Loan COM
many on South Fourth street. and IN"
,nIIrc,ion was started at cn"c. The
RECEIPTS will remain IN thiS riiE hhtlI
Iannsry Isl. following which time a
u. uaItl Will uC added
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claimed Best Ever Seen.

Those who hHI" been at'cHd'ht me
performances "f ARROWS Ail"rIEah
Girls. who arc appearing az IN" last me
theatre on Hanover &Str"c'. III muS'ca'
comedy and Naud"v:l!r. claim th"A n,v
,rr hos, ever seen IN the city. and many
hnvr been present al each Of Their per
Tnrmanccs. rhr hill is changed carh
evening. and picture program Is Also
shown in connection with the feature
Hill
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Class To Initiate.

Thu remainder Of The CLASS OF candI.
dates who were left over from the last
meeting were given the degrees at the
meeting OF the Degree OF Pocohontas,
which was held in III" rooms Of the
Erotcrnal hall on North Fifth street.
last night. and good crowd of the
members were present and witnessed
the work.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-12-19
EnionahlA Climb Affair.

Practically all Of the members OF the
Wednesday Afternoon club of this city
attended the Court Theatre last "rnn-
ing. rs the guests Of their husbands
and all report having spent very on
joyahlc evening. Following the per
Torrance tn" ladies w,r" treated to
lurEhcon AT tn" Hoec-DAvis tea room
on Market street
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-12-19
st.r.r rnnaral To-day.

Til funeral services Tor Mrs NiIllam
Stpyer. who died at the family home.
1903 Jacquett street. few days ago.
Will take place from the place Of death
this morning At 10 o'clock. in charge
Of Rev. John W. Nerl pastor OF the
First Presbyterian church. with inter-
Iucnt at Linwood cemetery.