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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-06-10

POTRZEBA agent6w do ~sprzedazy
lek6w patentowanych ma dobrych
warunkach we wszystkich m~iejsco-
wosciach. Medicine Co., 221S West
Chicago ave. 7-1O-l2-l4
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-06-10
O~EPRATOREK


DO NAUKI SZYCIA DIE
CIECYCH SUKIEN, DO
SWIADCZENIE ME KONIE.
CINE. PLACIMY PODCZAs
U ~DosW1ADCzoNE o.
%PERATORKI ZARABIAJA DU
70 ~PIENIEDZY. A GODZIN
TYGODNIOWO. - A
A - 1922 R SEE.
LEY AVE, JEDEN biloxi M
ZACHoD Cd ROBEY UL. -
THE DANDYLINE CO.. Ia
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-06-10

POTRZEBA dziewczat do lekkiej IA
brycznej piracy. The Chicago Raw
hide Mfg. Co., 1901 Elston ave. Il
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-06-10

POTRZEBA 2ch robotnikow do pra
cy W piekarni. L. Pritikin, 857 No.
Western ave. Telefon Humboldt
1914. III
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-06-10
PRACA.

POTRzEBA kobiete do bawienia jed
nego dziecka, dobra zaplata. 941 N.
Winchester ave. 10
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-06-10

BARGAIN. Sprzedam grosernie Ia
MO, zamienie diva renta brick. Ia
mienie 6 familii brick. Frame ma
dom. Zamienie dom re skiadem. =
Wierzbowski, Humboldt 3035.
1929 Coblenz ul.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-06-10

POTRDEBA .gluers'. Smith, Barnes
and Strohber Co., 1872 Clybourn
ave. II
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-06-10
DzIEWCZAT

Many kilka miejsc ola dziewczat
przeszlo 16letnich do n~auczenia sic
pakowania parcel post. Robota ME
Jest ~trudnia, Jest czysta I gwaran--
tuje pensye, re sposobnoscia cara
biania o wiele wiecej ma warunkach
naszego dawania bonus, kiedy juz
nauczycie sic naszej melody. stata
praca. Dobre warunki | ~otoczenie.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-06-10

POTRZEBA dziewczat przeszlo 16to
letnich do ogolnej lekkiej piracy "
rozmaitych departamentach, dos
wiadczenie niepotrzebne. Najlepsze
operatorki robiace cd sztuki zarabia
ia $50 do SIS ma tydzieh. Zaplata
ma poczatek. wyzsza jak prZecietna.
podwyzszamy zapiate Cd sztuki stop
niowo podlug doSwiadczenia. czas
pol "a wiecej jak A godzin ma ty-
dzieh, pol dnia W sobote. Wezcie
Harrison albo Crawford tramwaj,
Tub tez Garfield Park branch Metro
politan Elevated. Weyman - Bru-
ton Co. 1925 Colorado ave IA
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-06-10
PRACA.

POTRZEBA op%eratorek PREY suk--
mach i spodnicach. Stala praca, do
bra zaplata. A ma tydzien. Zgiosic
sic gotowe do piracy. S. L.Greenstein'
1906 Milwaukee ave.. Scie pietro.
Ia
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-06-10

POTRZEBA dziewczat do letnich
hoteli. do pomocy W kuchni 1 pan
try, ma wyjazd blisko Chicago -
Pensya cd $40 do $50 miesiecznie,
Gale utrzymanie. Take mezczyzn Ia
porterow | do roboty W kuchni. -
s29 Milwaukee ave. Biuro Piracy.
I CT.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-08
q Bag Special at $40
Greater Popular Day
Special For Art
NeedleWOrk Dept.

Below offer Two splendid values from At NeedewoTk
Department:
STAMPED GOWNS
From this department offer splendid quality Of longeoth
gowns dantiy stamped for enbroderi1ga sizes These
gowns worth s175 and $500 Thursday SPECIAL 81 49,
NIGHT AND DAY CASES
42noh day and night stamped pillow slips inside from good
quality pillow tubing special Thursday per pair s1s
-9rd Floor
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-08
DOWnSGal IRIS
Store

WOOL SWEATERS - These
come in Tuxedo and coat style.
Colors are black, salmon, pea
cock, gray, American Beauty,
turquoise and buff Full range
Of sizes. Special at s5.e5.
WOOL sWEATERS-In coat
style furnished with belt and
pockets. Colors are Copsn-
hagen, salmon, rose, turquoise,
plum and kelly. The buttons
match the different eolors;
speaai at s4.s5.
WOOL SWEATERS-This lot
com IN slipover, snug waist
fitting models with low col
lars. Colors are salmon, Co
penhagen, American Beauty
and black All wool quality;
special at ss45.
CHnDRENs GINGHAlI
DRESSE-In plain colors-
checks, stripes and plaids. All
good styles; 6 to "A years;
special at $3.50
CHlLDRENS GIN G a All
DRESSES-1lade Of Standard
and Amoskeag gingaam. Sizes
2 to 8 years. special at Sf.00.
CHILDREN'S DRESSES - OF
shepherd check suitings in as
sorted size checks, mixed with
serge in contrasting eolors and
trimmed with Gold ball but
tons. Sizes 2 70 s years; spe-
cal at s2s5. z to Il years,
special at ss.e5.
CHILDREE7s DRESSES In
unusually good looking styles.
made Of serges, school plaids
and also shepherd checks.
Braid and button trimmed.
Sizes 6 to a years; special
at s4s5.
CREPE DE CHINE BLOUSES
Most Of these are tailored
styles and are IN eolors black,
white and flesh. Special, ss.75.
GEORGETTE BIO USES -
These exceptionally pretty
blouses are IN flesh, white and
other pretty light colors. Many
have beautiful embroidered ef-
fscts, while others are dainti-
II trimmed IN Val lacss; spe-
cal at s475.
ONEX SAMPLE HOSE -
These come IN cotton ard isle.
Colors are black, gray and
brown. Sizes 85s to To- spe-
cal at 2sc
ONYX SAMPLE HOSE-Ihis
lot Is made Up Of mereerized
Isle hose. Coiors are navy
blue. gray and tan and have
all sizes; special st SEC
FIBER SIX HOSE-Of ius-
trous quality fiber six, full
length style. They are IN
black and colors. This lot Of
hose has very slight imperec-
tons. which can hardly be de-
tscted- Special at 4sc
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-08
Greater Popular Day IN
IN the Girls Own Shop
We know mothers viii welcome the following items for

SERGE DRESSES
Smart and becoming school
dresses Of practical serge
Many models to make your
choice from. Sizes 6 TO 4
years. Two special lines at
s6.95 and Ss.95-
GIRLS COATS
These are made Of oxford cloth
and novelty plaid coating.
Well made and lust right for
school wear. Sizes 6 to "A
years. Extra special at ss.95.
SWEATERS
These are very essential with
colder days ahead-so take adj
vantage Of this offer. Colors
are red, copenhagen, rose and
gray. Sizes o to a years. A
splendid value at S595.
DAUGHTERS HAT
For school wear should Be
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-08

chosen from this special line,
wide brim sailors and pokss OF
little fancy affairs. Coiorings
galore Extra special az S295.
NAVY SERGE 8uDDIE&
These have braid trimmed col
lars, sizes ! to l6 years. a
much needed school garment.
An unusual value at SOS.
GIRLS SKIRTS
Made Of serge on muslin body
waist, fun plsated model, sizes
6 to "A years. A not-to-be
equalled value at Sz95.
OUTING FLANNEL
SLEEPNGWEAR-
Our stock Of girls pajamas in
Billy Burke and two-piece
style, also gowns and sleepeu
is complete behooves you
to buy your winter supply now
while Popular prices prevail.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-08

RIBBONS S9c PER YARD
A pure silk ribbon in a host
Of pretty warp print and check
designs. A durable quality
ribbon that is ideal for either
ehndren's hair bows or fancy
work. SOC values, per I'd CSC
LACES Y PRICE
Metallic embroidered laees are
very desirable for evening and
afternoon dresses, as well as
for neckwear. These represent
the work Of the cleverest de-
siguers and artisans Of Europe.
Widths vary from 12-inch
edges TO fun length flounees.
Values from $50 to $3.50
per yard. Special at mar
ket price.
PLAITINGS SOC PER YARD
Shadow lace-net and oriental
lace plating in white, cream
and ecru. This lace comes in
various widths and designs
from which TO choose-Falues
TO sL00. Special, per I'd. SOC.
STATIONERY 75c-
A very convenient box con
tanning two quires writing pa
per and gilt edge cards. -Four
colors assorted TO box, with
envelopes to match A splen-
did quality linen stock with a
perfect writing surface. The
ked price
TOILET PAPER-4 rolls, 25e.
Finest quality crepe tissue tot
let psper-made in the most
sanitary mills Of cheniraHv
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-08
Downstairs Store
Offer
In WOme1's
Stylish Fall
Boots at So IS

- USTOlIERS have been
~ educated to always ex-
pee5 unusual values IN the
shoe section Of the Downstairs
Store. This group Of shoes for
Greater Popular Day were
bought especially for this oe-
eaa0n. They are offered in
the five following styles;
Cray kd vamp, low Cuban
leather heel, light flexible sole,
cloth top TO match vamp.
Cray KID vamp, perforated
tips. low Cuban leather heel,
light flexible sole cloth top to
match rlmp.
HaFans brown kid vamp, low
Cuban leather heel, light flexi-
bic sole. cloth top to match
vamp.
Broan cali side leather, per
foratei tips, welt sole, low
walking heels.
Black kid, perforated tips,
Light flexible sole, low Cuban
leather heel, lace style
These shoes come in all sizes
from % 70 2, In C and D
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-08

Greater Popular Day Offers
On The Street Floor

Greater Popular Day offers on the street floor alone should
insure you shopping here tomorrow The following are the
pr5rinal Items
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-08

Oriental Cream ... sf.1s
Woodbury's SoaP ....... 17c
Mutt no 5 size) ........ sec
Q. T. No DepiIatory. sec
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-08
Underw'r

Tor women who wear separate
garments This is a SPECIAL
purchase for Greater Popular
Day These are pants and
vests in good quality cotton
ribbed. fleeos lined garments.
Vests have long slseves-pants.
ankle length. The special price
is sec.
KNIT UNDERSKIRTS-Knss
length with fancy striped Dor.
ders. These are slightly inn
perfect in weave, enabling Is
20 oiieT them al the special
price Of z5c
Downstairs Sto-s.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-08

This represents al discontinued models Of only
makes, such as Nine. Lyra, Franco and Memo.
sizes are broken but you can be fitted with
the proper style. Values to $3.50 az
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-08

- PoPL9
Downstairs
Store
SKIRTS-WooI serge skirts in
navy blue only. Pretty beltsd
models finished with fancy
pockets. Price s2s5
SKIRTS-These are made Of
lusrous quality six poplin
and are button trimmed. Col
ors are plum, myrtle. Copen-
hagen, navy and black sps-
cial at $685..
SERGE SKIRTS In plain
colors, navy blue and black.
also subdued piaidz Very
pretty plated models in braid
trimmed and belted styles;
special at s5.s5.
PETTICOAT-llads Of good
quality sateeu and also psrea
line, with pretty ruffel
flounees- Coiors are black.
navy, g-ssn and Copenhagen
special at only $50.
PETTICOATS With satsen
and percaiins tops and Eh
rufles and hounces. These
are very serviceabIe and you
VIII BE pleased TO own one;
special at SIS.
PETTICOAT+Of lightweight
taffeta il plain and change
able eolors Deep LOUNGES and
ruffles trim some, while 9th
ers are pretty with only tai
lored tuelcss special at s2s5.
C0ATs-3lads Of heavy coat
iugs in plain eolors and sub
dued plaids. Pushes. zibeline
and velVets With and without
fur trimmings al this sea-
sons models. SPECIAL prizes,
sfo.e5, s15s5, $3.50 and SIS.
SATIN DRESSES In Fau
styles. Colors black. brown.
navy, taupe and plum. We have
all regular sizes and some for
stout people s15S5 values
at s12s5.
SERGE DRESSES a bsg
range OF dresses IN WOOL serge.
Nay blue only. Braid ana
button trimmed; special at
s15S5-
SATIN DRESSES-High grade
satin models made in the new
est styles, many having the
pretty new Bertha coIars.
They come IN all sizes. S1s.e5
valves at sf5.75.
JERSEY DRESSES-Ws have
these dresses in light shades
only, such as taups, Copen-
hagen, ALICE blue and brown.
Handsomely embroidered and
button trimmed Special at
SIPS.
CORSETS - Warnsr'6 Rust
. Proof Corssts Of good weight
bauste, vel bensd and with
medium low bust and long hip,
having 4 hose supporters
Sizes q 70 90; special SIS
INFANTS HOsE-In very
soft finish white wool Sizes
4 TO 81 Slightly imperfect
Special at Sc.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-08

500 PETTICOATS $3.50
q VEN if you do not need q new silk
<pettieoat, do not overlook this item.
These are all six changeable Taffeta
silk petheoats- These are good values
at regular prices-for Greater Popular
day We offer these $4,000 O EN
Pettieoats as special at - AsOO
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-08
Underwear SpeciaIs

The early approach Of cold weather adds interest to the fol-
loving items the Underwear Section for Greater Popular
Day:
SILK TEDDES
Crepe de chine tsddes trimmed with dainty aos also touch
Of hand embroidery Regular s2f5 values special sls5
FLANNELETTE GOWNS
Fanneletts gowns pink and blue stripe also white These
gowns shown with without collar, braid and
feather stitching. Price S195.
Gowns Of good quality fanneett with
frogs, with without collar also pama effects pink
and blue stripe. Price s24S
GLOVE SILK UNDERWEAR
Broken assortment Of Italian silk vests in pink and white
French band and bodice tops
Boomers made Of good quality glove silk medium only;
shown in pink and white Special for Greater Popular Day
st Sf95. Third floor.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-08

pure pulp. Liberal size rolls
that sell regularly at Zoe
Special, Z rolls for 25c.
SILK HOSE, s1.s5 PAIR
An offering IN women's silk
hose thst surpssses any value
giving event Of the season
Pure silk hose Of substantial
weight. Onyx make, scanned
leg, double garter welt Of silk,
@Pointex Heel These hose
come in black, white, also
street and evening shades.
While they are slightly i'm
perfect, yet the imperfeetion
VIII not materially effect the
appearance and wearing quail
ties. Extra special, the pair,
s1.s5.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-08
Toilet
Goods
Dopnsia1s Store for

DQgflSL1Ts 1LoTe g0I
Creater Poplar Dan
LIGHTHOUSE CLEANSER ~
&c per can
Limit G 10 a customer. No
ph1le orders.
WHITE FLYER LAUNDRY
SOAP, Sc.
Limit s 20 a customer. No
phone orders.
PURE GLYCERD7E SOAP
Z for 25c
FINE ART TOILET SOAP
8 for 25c.
TOOTH BRUSHES, special Zoe
NAIL BRUSHES. special foc
SYLVAN TALCUM POWDER,
sPeeiai 1t 121z.
LUXOR EYEBROW PEN
CHS. special ct f5c
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-08
Anticipate Cold
Weather
Six Specials in Bedding
Department

No. HEAVY double nap plaid blankets fun bed size IN
gray and white tan and white pink and white blue and white
Price per pair, s4s5
No standard silver gray double blankets size 70zs2
inches weight 81 pounds blue pink borders
hair binding. Per pair, ss.45
s-Honsyeomb towels 20xs4 inches combination bath
and face towel very absorbent heavy and sheds Int Price
each &c
No. 4-Eda sheets, size s1zs0 inches medium weight and
made Of soft finished shsetng. Limit to customer Price
each si4s
5-Fru othe-lo0 sheetng has proven Of the
satisfactory sheetings for family SIC 90xs9 inches Limit
customer. Priced at, each s. 45.
No. e-Heavy pillow cases made tubing. z2xS6 inches
52s size 45zss inches, limit to customer, at Sc
-3rd Floor.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-07-04

street. left yesterday for a short Visit
with friends at Columbun.
Miss Hazel Wade will leave today Tor
visit with friends at Washington Pa
There will be no preaching services
at Zion's Lutheran church, Sunday. on
account Of the pastor being absent from
the city on business.
Miss Adelaide Weber has arrived
lame from Detroit to visit with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. George Weber.
Miss Margaret Sedgwick left yester-
day for several days visit with friends
at Buckeye Lake.
Miss Grace Mcconnell, Of New
Athens, O.. is spending a short visit
with Miss Virginia Cooke, Of Elm street.
Albert Handel left yesterday after
noon for short visit with relatives
and friends at Parkersburg.
Brady Williams arrived home yester-
day TO spend few days visiting with
his mother on North Fourth street
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Jones. Of North
Seventh street left yesterday to spend
the Fourth with Canton friends.
Mrs. Thomas Swain and children. OF
this city. have returned home after
short visit with relatives at Gilmore. o.
Miss Hazel Rogers left last night for
a few days visit with friends at Quaker
City.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-07-04
ST. GAINESVILLE
Belmont County Seat News
-
Probate CJIiT.

JoSeohine R"c,', 1ccea. ed. Notice OF
probate for Josephine Benson and Mar
ynr,t Benson. minors. returned and filed,
,,cA rcuted by sheriff Of NJ ntEomcry
county. Alias notice issued.
Margaret IIcmslcy Welsh 1nforma-
ton received that patient will be admit
ted to Columbus state hospital
Geo. t. Mckee. administrator ol ROCK
wei! 3. MITCHELL deceased. Cause heard
finding that all defendants are properly
before the court.
Peter CITIZEN. deceased. Widow came
rte open court and elected 20 TAX, under
will.
j T. McMurray, deceased. Petition
filed for authority TO sell rers0nal prob
crty nj private sale. Private sale order
cd. order issued and cause continued.
George NCff. deceased. Final account
flied. set for hearing July IS. 1912. NO
lice ordered and continued.
Lizzie Slack and Ralph T.. Slack. e1-
coutors VS.. LIzz'e Slack ct sl Summons
returned and filed. endorsed with proof
% service.
Roger Ashton. deceased. .tatio1 TO
widow to max election under Will re-
turned anu filed. endorsed win acknowl-
CdEancnt of service.
Charles T.. thompson. Administered or
W. Rrsscll Summons. deceased. Cause
heard. Contract ordered completed aud
administrator authorized to make decd
TO RCsacll Sammons upon payment OF
bniarrc due. Rccord ordered.
Caroline r Ilnr. Juvenile Delinquent
Affidavit filed set for hearing to-day at
1 p. m Warrant ordered ard issued.
Continued. Warrant returned and filed
served. Child brought before court.
Cause heard.
Mary krzcsinski. Warrant TO recon-
vcy TO Columbus State hospital ordered
md issued.
George Grosurck. deceased. Inventory
filed. approved and ordered recorded.
Thcodor MuszCZyuka, deceased. In
ventory filed. approved and ordered rec
urdcd.
Mary c. Wilson. deceased. Final ac-
count filed. set for hearing July 26. 1919.
Notice ordered and continued.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-07-04
STEUbENVILE ::
KILLING Of BOY IN
BUGGY FOUND TO
Be ACCIDENTAL
Special to The Intelligence.

sTEUBENvILLE. o.. July a.
Charles Sterling. 5iyear-old son Of John
Sterling. who was shot and instantly
ktlled while riding with his father near
their home at Mt. Pleasant. Tuesday
evening. was the victim Of an accident
while his aunt. Mrs. Ralph Craven. was
shooting at a target. according to she
verdict Of Coroner T. H Kirk, WAs
completed his investigation today. Hr1.
Craven, who 10 visiting with her hus.'
band from Massillon. the guests Of his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. W. Graves,
near Mt. Pleasant. took up Z high power
Savage repeater when her husband AN.
Bet you can't hit that postr She
pulled the trigger. Clipped off Q small
part Of the post, laughed and thought
nothing more Of II until she learned
more Of the death Of her little nephew
The investigation showed that the rifis
ball took q new course after striking
the fence post and found it, way d.
rectly to the road where Nj. Sterling
and his little son were passing. The
bullet penetrated the brain and death
was instantaneous.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-07-04
rxowAs 3. mwU coHGRATUbATES
N ORGANIZATION Oh IT'S
GROWTH.
Yorrnar President T. ". Roe SENDS Con
grAtulAt1onS In Formal
Telegram.

Yesterday afternoons session OF the
American Flint Glassworkers' Union. IN
convention here, was featured by an ad-
dress by Thomas J. Irwin. Of Martins
Ferry. who was president Of the union
IN 1893. He was elected at convention
az Lowell, Mass. He told OF the great
growth Of the organization AT tie time
he was president only about 80 delegates
attended q convention, while now 200 at
lend. He told Of the UNI MS progress
and congratulated the officers on their
loyalty and patriotism to duty. as well
as In the present great WORLD war he
vase given q great ovation.
A telegram was received from T. w.
Rowe, business agent for the Owens Bot
tie company at Charleston. W. Va. eH-
pressing hopes FOR harmonious and
successful convention.
Saturday will be sport day for the
dsleeates to the convention. An inter
estinE program Of events has been com
pleted, which includes a game OF base
bah that will be interesting. The pro-
gram follows, with the lineup Of the
baseball teams:
100-yard dash-FIrst prize. short, do
mated by Al Mayer; second prize. razor.
donated by Dan Archibald: third prize,
safety razor. donated by Wyrick Drug
company.
Dead man's'' racr-First prize. slip
pers, donated by Men ShoA company:
second prize umbrella, donated by Wolk
Clothing company.
Fat mans race-First prize. slippers.
donated by Locke Shoe company; second
prize, straw hat. donated by Hub Cloth
ing company: third prize. surprise" do
mated by TaylorA
Three-legged race-First prize. stick
pin, dopated by McKelvey. the jeweIer;
second prize. box Of cigars donated by
Alex Grfbben: third prize. slippers. do
mated by Nicholson & Ball: fourth prize.
safety razor. donated by Dorer jewelry
store.
toilet set. donated by Dankworth Bros
second prize. military brushes. donated
by n. Hirsch.
Baseball game-Between delegates Of
the east and delegates Of the west. Long
est hit Of the game. box Of cigars. do
mated by Commercial pool room; man
scoring nrst run. hat. donated by Fash
ion Shop; most hits made by single man,
shirt, donated by Hrrzhcrgs: first hit.
vase, donated by II Kern: first stolen
base, box Of candy. donated by Stilwelrs:
pitcher having most strikeouts, fountain
pen, donated by Bryan Bros.
Yesterday mornings session OF the
convention was very brief. B. H. Ru-
brecht. Of Moundsville. gave the dele
gates an invitation TO attend the big
celebration there today for the returned
soldiers. Many will accept the invita-
ton. None Of the trade committees
were able to make reports se ,r. -
ing session Of the convention.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-07-04
Union Se-tca

- At tho union patriotic service in St
Paurs Episcopal church Fourth Of July
morning AZ ~ o'clock the congregation
present will renew their allegiance to the
flag. Tho oath of allegiance. II plcdg ri
nIl"gianc" Ia my flag and to tho republic
for which il stands: on" nation indivisi-
bio with liberty and juStiCC for all" will
h" administered by Mayor James w
RalSton.
tn" program for the service follows:
HYmn--AmCricA tho Beautiful
Introductory DcmarlSs-Rcv T.. s. jon.
kinS. secretary Ministerial ASsnciati"n.
Scripture Deciding GREY. II. W. Jamie
son.
Praycr-Rcv. n. r. McDancl
ITymn-Faith Of Our Fathers Living
Still.
Addrcss-JudEc Nichols of St. Clairs-
willie.
Song--"Thc Star Spanglcd Tanner"
Oath Of Allegiance" to tlag-Mayor
DalStun.
Closing Prayer Rev. G. TinGcrd.
Bcncdiction-DCv. !. \. shape.
"Am"riCa'
Closing Hymn.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-07-04
Realtx peeda Filed.

Lena Wciskirchcr to Mike Gunnesh ct
! al. North half Of lot 1888 in Martins
Ferry. 81.
Ora N. Blon to John Rudish. South
half Of lot 70 in Bellaire. $4,000.
August Benson to VIM. Randle, 3-lo
OF an acre in Flushing. $225.
w. w. Scott ct al to Fenton c. Mathis,
ct al. Part OF lots 279 and $50 In Mar
tins Ferry. $40.
Hannibal Young to Y. Boring. II acre
,, in Flushing TIP. $?5.
Owen Jones to Effie Jones' Lot 1858
in Mnrtins Ferry $40.
Margaret Zsranelli to Angelic Avanel-
Ii. u of lot 1871 in Martins Ferry. 81.
Sonora Paden. ct nj 10 John and Anna
Roth. Lot in Pease TIP. 5000.
J. A. McComas and Josephine B. NC
comas to Edna Melton. Lot II in Pease
Tp. $40.
Joseph p. Carey and Anthoy NJ Carey
TO Marshall G. McCorkle. 46 acres In
Pultney TT. $4,000.
Simon Klrmpa to Agnes Kcmpa- Lot
As in Bcllare $40.
Suburban Brick Co, to Cuthhcrt II.
Smith. Jr.. land in Pultncy TIP. SlOoO.
Leonard Eskey and Flora N. Eskey TO
Chas Howard Moore. Lot So. So and 81
Holloway. $500.