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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-09
WARRINGTON

Friday evening at o'clock in III" par
lors Of the Hotel Fairmont. at Fatrmont'
John Beddow. pastor of tho First Meth
odIst Episcopal church. Of this city unit
cd IN marriage Mr. James 6. Atkinson
and Miss Katherine TagEart. TIL" groom
is Tho wcU known son Of J. II. Atkinson
and has for several years been commerce.
with the South Penn OIL company IN
his CITY. He was recently transferred
ia IlarkSburg whore he has CharE" "t
the shops Of III" ahov" named company.
Tho bride is u sister of Mr.. 5. T.. TaESar''
tho planning mill proprietor or our ''g
and was for few years one OF our popu-
lar school teachers.
Mrs. Anna Morgan was hostess TO he
members Of tho Ladies birthday cIub AT
her homo On Center street Friday alter
noon. y very pleasant social nnE was
enjoyed.
Mr. and Mrs. {. l.. Burklcy have re-
turned home after "A visit IN wheeling
and Cameron.
Born-Sunday. June ls'. to Mr.. ana
Mrs. Harry Nay. a daughter.
Mr. and Mrs. G. NJ. LOwth"r were
visitors in Eurkhannon over Sunday.
Mr., and Mrs. r. Il Lyall nrc moving
to MOrEantown.
Mrs. c. II. Prcwctt has left for Ch.ca-
ro for n visit with her sister. Mrs. y. l..
prichard. Mrs. Prirhard and son. Arthur
accompanied her to Wheeling.
Mr. and Mrs. 4. c. Perry and children
have left for A visit with relatives IN
OIL city. Pa
Mr.. and Mrs. Dan R"rnhart NaN2 lci'
for Cleveland Ohio. after a Visit win
relatives here.
Miss Grace Harding. Of ClarkshnrE' Is
visiting her aunt, Mrs. +. J. ShortoH
here.
Mr.. and Mrs 4. J. Martin nav r'ceN'
cd word of the safe arrival OF their son
Denver. at Newport News, after Year
srryic, overseas.
Miss Clarlcc NJ. Turner was ''sl'o'
in Fairmunt Saturday.
MIR r. ". Stuart. OF Pittsburgh. wa:
/ a visitor here Friday.
Russell Stone has returned to MS WorE
in Wheeling after a few weeks vacation
! here. , ,,,,,
Miss Helen Prichar has returned nome
after teaching in Weirton The pase!ear
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STEUBENVILLE

STEUBTNVILLE. Ohio. June S-S"n'
sational developments ar" expected from
the gambling prob" by special grand
iury which ConvCncS on Monday. Pros
ccuting Attorney Roy Carpenter mas III
his possession tho prtrat" account books
OF five Of the largest gambling rooms III
the city recently raidcd and II Is Said
that many men Of promin"nc" IN inc
city will be involved in III" inH"S'IEh
ton. In addition to the gambling IL IS
understood that the grand jury Will
probe vice conditions in tn" city, also
two recent murders. The jury that w'ii
conduct the Investigation is as follows;
Rev. D. W. Merrill. Toronto; Roy. y
NJ. Wyrick WintcrSrillc: John N""lE
Rayland Samuel Kerr. East Springfield;
James Hall. Brilliant: W. I. Moor"
Adcna: John OnE: Mt. Pleasant; Nl!lan'
J. Mccain. New Alexandria: W. j.
sutherland. Wccms; John ~ Mlscr. Mar
tin Flahcrty. Easton MCGOWAN, sherman
Walker, Fred Moscl. David NJ. Browr.
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McMECHEN

Wearing his scarlet bar showing that
he had been honorably discharged from
the service. Field Clerk ~ r.. Doll
Bryant reached McNcchen Saturday
night from camp Lee. wh"r" ne was
mustered out. He was attached to the
headquarters OF the Shth division. and
was IN tho great 81. Mlhlcl and the Ar
Eonnc forest drives. Doll states that
ne had a wonderful experience. but II
would take several years 10 relate. He
says he was satisfied 10 fight. but when
the war was over nc was mighty glad 10
return home. He was stationed at
Stainsville for about three weeks. and
SAYS u has Benwood beat for being
dirty. and that Bcnwood really looked
spctless beside II.
Bryant spent u months in service,
being one Of the hrs' fellows 10 leave
this city: out OF the y months in Serr-
ice he spent - overseas. When he loft
this city ne was sent 10 Camp Ice. but
was stationed there but eight months
when nc was sent overseas, where he
was assigned field clerk.
Before entering the s"rvlc" h" was AT
attorney in Wheeling. and Will again
take up the work.
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|PPREHENS|ON
IN THE STOCK
| MARKET AGAIN

lew YORK. June S.-Apprchenslon
- hrding the money situation in respect
possible scarcity OF funds for spccu-
I've purposes was discerniolc constant
in the financial district last week
Professional traders farorIng con-
huation OF the rise in share prices tnat
has been in progress in recent rnoh'nS
were discontinued Tuesday when pahhS
called loans and the rate on cnla'e''I
jumped to II percent. n rev h'gn t'.,uIs
FOR the year. and a sharp break occurred
during which some stocks sold or from
10 to IS points in a 100000 share Day
This liquidation gave rise TO conJee-
lures as to whether il was ,entorSeu OK
natural On the one hand. opinion Was
expressed that money loaniaS banks hIu
raised the rate on the ground tna' ''t
speculation had become excessive an"
unhealthy. and there were reports ina
the so-called money commute" VIZ"
established again with view 10 cohttot
linz the situation. On TIT otncr hAhd' II
was pointed out that Victory Loan ana
income tax payments were CONSUMING
the money ordinarily aNailaole lot sloeN
purposes and traders holdIn% th'S VIC"
nrofsssed 10 believe that the banks were
nor acting coRcurrcntly TO pruoe sPeeu-
lation. s,n, wan
There was no confirmation CT lhs ''l"n-
ey committee report. and inc iouh I"Se
returned to the figure that naa oeeii "U'
rn.I nnrcent. and by the close OF The
week. the losses Of Tuesday hal oceh
moro than recovered. with prices snow
tnS a general upward trend. ia,
The general industrial and news STU
alton irpelled optimism-improvcdt trace
conditions, large buying orders for steel
resumption Of gold imports from cana.
da. expansion OF the gross earnings OF
many railroads. prospective extra ana IN
creased dividends, a better copper price
ortIooL good crops except cotton, and in
dication Of an early peace treaty sigma
ture with the resultant broadening OF
American trade. These factors tended
10 offs,S a few adverse ones affectlnS
only certain stocks. such as the cutting
or passing Of dividends.
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NORMA TALMADGE NOW
ABALLET DANCER

Norma TalmadFc has b"c"m" :" ~.
bucd with Russian atmosphere S'''s
she finished her latest Select pic'utr'
.,Tho New Moon" n Russian story IN
which she is presented by Joseph VI
Scbcnck that she has taken TO the h"S-
sim bale, and is now studying classica!
dancing and Russian ballet with Ado'i
Bolm. IT., ,.- with
tho Serge Daghclcff ballet russo ana
rnmaincd hcrc after Nij'nskt and mo
others went Ia Australia. In produ'" sew
ora, oncras at the Metropolitan opera
house. ., .,,,;,,
Miss TalmadGe is at present iaK'as
,wo lessons a week. and as soon as She
1. far enough advanced in her bar work.
will form a little class, including her
sister Constance. Anita Lo"s and MHr-
eta Esmondc. known in private lifc as
Mrs. Harry Northrup, which Will tske
fnur lessons a week. Miss TalmadGe
insists il is not fad and says hat
eyer incc she played the part or tho
youthful dancer in a former Select pic
lure The Safety Curtain" she has bcen
determined TO make a serious study OF
the dance and now that the opportunity
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FOLLANSBEE

FOLLANSBEL, W Va, June s.
Th,r, * an interesting lhrr"-rcrn"Tcd
frh, being wag"d between F"lianS"'''
WcIlShure and Toronto for TN" new u"
plant to be built this year by inc f"i-
lansbcc Brothers interests. committees
representing all three communities
which have offered splendid factory S'''S
AS an induCcmcnt. arc working hAro !"
land tho plant and il ~ hard :" tea. III
present which town has IN" h''''F
charcr. Every posshl" Effort, however
is hClnC made To hiring II I" IN" hr""kt
county SIDE Of tho river. IL is Shld
that decision on IN" "i'C will be mau'
within a very short tine.
Summer school has opened IN IN"
jefferson building. Sixteen pupils were
enrolled last week. but many moro arr
expected this week. Miss Helen N"uhE
Of Toronto has been employed as sum
MGR school teacher.
Harry Schwah has returned I" his
HON" in Pittsburgh nti"r VISIT WIN
IT, \. pill"r and family.
Mrs. J. L. Mcromhs and daughter
hay" returned from VISIT with ''''
,iv"s =, M"umGsNillc.
Rnhcrf DAVIS has returned from 4"
visit with rltr shurgh friends.
Elph Hixhy has returned from thr''-
weeks visit with relatives IN PhiIaH''-
pha. ..-,
Interesting rhild-"r's SAY "N'rc"'>"~
w,rc held at tho Presbyterian rhur'h
Sunday morning at lN:%n o'clock
Mrs. r. y. Merchant Of carnegie "a.
IS visiting her parents. Mr.. and MIS-
D. J. Dawes.
/ Miss Edith SchilllnS mas hc"n VISITING
with Mrs. William Ah" for IN" past
week.
! Frank Wcniz IS visiting relatives IN
! Golfers W. Va.
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new MARTINSV|LLE

|, is expected that thousands "t poo
II" viii attend the great c"I"hrall"h ~
INK manned IN homo" 81 our r"'urh'"H
soldiers for the Fourth "f Ini!. a.
Thomas L.. Hodges has been Sci''''" |"
make tho address. and thcr" VII be SP'-
Cial features. such As Parau'' ~"
plauc flights. races. baseball. '''. IL
Will be- the biggest day TINS Guy mas
ever seen.
Th" entertainment at 81. J"hh
church, given by several young lan'"S
Of Tho Holding institute. Laredo. Ten,
WAS a complete success. Under IN" az
rcc,Iun of pr. and Mrs. Skinner. former
New art.nsvlllr people. but now at nc
head of thus institute. these young iaulcS
are on their way {" columbus Tor ihc
rrca, Jubilee of tho Mcth0dlsts. III"
party consists of Misses Luz lido.
R"bccCa tiuarjardo. Julia Lopez. Ma la
Graham and Jennie Strozzl.
BOY Srnu, week Is to be observed neat
week Scoutmaslcr :. {. Jones has
planned many interesting features
Monday Will be tho regular meeting
when Il parade will II" arranged. INrH-
day tho sco"uts VIII hike 10 Si""it"h'
Wednesday 4 baseball gum" between tn"
troops. Thursday imitation "'
mollvcuddlc&: Friday evening. bns"h'Il'
4
! Sunday morning, divine worship.
tn, Junior league of IN" FIRST Meth
| od,s, church Will hold their annual PFC
mic al rho Morgan orchard al StccIi"h'
/ Tuesday artcrnoun and evening.
| Tho marriage of JESS II. Rogers OF
! tho United States regular army ma
Miss E,hcI Rice of this city "'c"'l'u
a, The parsonage Of tn" First Mctho"'.f
! En:$cul,al church last "Wednesday cE'n-
! inr. Rev. :. {. Jones performing IN"
ceremony. MIR. Rogers will leave again
for thu. Pacific coast on Jun" ~.
Tho marriage ot Foster Il. Ob'r ana
! Miss Helen Shea occurred at IN" rtIi"rE
of Father IIcrmanus. W"llSburE' juno
T. Mrs. Obcr is a well known ana PIP
, ular Young lady Of Rockporl. y. IL
while Mr. ODER recently returned from
! Franco where he spent fourteen months
i'm ,hc gas and flame service. II" -
now engaged IN business IN this cry
wh.rr the happy couple Will mako thor
future home.
The Lincoln Chautauqua - announce
for ,hiS ,Itv for July II l" lh Every
thing is being don" 10 make p"NS'hl'
Tho largest success and tn" Who'll" CON-
n:unl,y is taking part IN boosting 1t inns
year.
Tho summer term at the Magnolia
high school j. expected TO b. Erca'
success. Forty or more HAY" ALREADY
registered. Pref Is. NJ. SnodsraSs md
Mrs. Lulu Hall Blair mr." tho teachers
Misses Louis" and Grace Van tamT
have returned home from 'larksourg
where the former has taught Tor th'
past several months.
Miss Gail Muhl"man and MISS Ehar
line Rockhin ere al MOrGantown Tor Inc
commencement
The announcement OF the enGaScin'n
OF Miss Hazel Stone to Lieutenant va,
Morgan was made at the meeting OF Tho
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Mc6echen Personals.

John Cussack is spending sey"ra! oaHS
with friends and relatives al Nal' ti,,. " %
Miss Hazel Mason Of TINS CS
spending a few days with heF
Moundsville. ,,,s 70
Wiss Madeline Harrington has re-
,,rned home after calling on FRIENDS /"
Warrington for several days.
Roy Hunt has returned to his n" oa,.or al
New Marunsvlllc after spending se'''-'
days here. eu,,xton is
IL an nor aunt in this city.
paul Dei;z is spending Few GasS
with relatives and friends at Aahn'"5
Miss Ruth Duntce has returned 10 ,'rit
home at Lancaster after nrlcL
here. confined at
hsr homo on Marshall street Ill.
Miss Frances Kildow IS spcu's
fsv DAYS with her aunt at Spencer
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Local Lad ptes Of wounds.

A telegram was received her" Saturday
from New York by tn" relatives or Pri-
waite william =. Fox Of his death Friday
Dnixht in a New York HOSPITAL. mis- death
being due 10 wounds received IN action
while with the American forces in
France.
Word OF his death was forwarded 10
Mrs. w. II. Peel OF Fourth street OF this
city, with whom he mad" his homo pc
fore entering the city. He enlisted IN
the service a year ago this month and
was sent TO Camp Upton. where he
spent several months in training and
then was sent overseas. He Is 20 years
Of age. and besides his aunt. with whom
he made his home. he is survived By an
other aunt. Mrs. John iaun OF BEL
laire and one uncle. william Il. NUT
laugh OF South Benwood. his uh'ie !"tt
.hIs CITY Saturday evening for New
York. where he will accompany the re-
1 mains home.
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SWIMMING POOL WAS
POPULAR SUNDAY

Over n thousand people enjoyed thr'r
plunge II tho pleasant water OF the DIX
swimming pool at tho Far Ground yes
trrday. Everything Is working fine SINCE
tho opening on Decoration Day: inc
water has been kept AT 81 degrees tenn
pcraturc and is flowing IN '"P'"uS
streams from III" wells wh''h "''' Nv.
harmed in tho Toast by tho inactivity
during tho fail and winter ~ po"'
v.ilr nn, he omen today. ms 1t will undergo
lie rcruIor weekly cleaning and scour-
inr Tbs work will b. finished by to-
nigh, and the pool will hc filled ready
for tho swimmers tomorrow morning.
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IRON REVIEW

kew YORK, June S.-Thc outstano-
reature IN the steel market last week
Tho closing Of contract Tor &C.
kry Of $4,000 tons of steel pE inc
[neraI Motors corporation with inc
ited States Steel corporation. hhe
er included plates. bars and sheets,
the fact that the prices were stared
have been based on tho industrial
rd's schedule has created grea'cr
nfdence on the part Of buyers OF steel
oducts The tone OF the market. bolh
re and ciseuncrr. has been reported
proved and during the past week mill
Scrations have been higher on account
the new business placed on the DOCKS
the producers. Considerable tonnases
Re moving 20 foreign countries. IhFre
i little evidence that concessions are
ling offered in the pr.ce scale for s:eel
todurts.
Tho pig iron situation is considered
Improved and there are numerous orders
HI the books OF producing concerns
brcring both prompt and future snip
hent. That prices are considered INN
Gas shown in a recent offer by an m
lerest here OF several hundred tons OF
|tandard pig iron for prompt delivery
Ia a material concession from tho So
.ablisbed prices. Thus far there h9H'
,een no takers OF this OFFER. Buyers
Ire reported 20 have abandoned th"r
)olicy OF holding b@ck IN placing orders.
Pig ron production during May r"acr'd
level Of 2lOs655 gross tons, the low
lst total since May. 1915.
The copper market her" IS strong ana
here IS brisk demand. Buyers are
bhowing good interest IN the future de-
ycries. but sellers refuse 10 quote past
August. There have been fractional adj.
anccs in price in two successive days
Ia trad ng here. Sales are said TO BE-
hirly largo. interests her" arc follow
|hg the course Of the final signing OF
Seace with considerable concentration.
The local lead market IS reported
uiet with outside interests holding on
Ievels slightly below those OF the lead
ing producers.
Tn continues an uncertain PROPOSE
lion in view OF the small aliocatcd sup
plies remaining 10 be l;Quldated.
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Lad. WHO Arrived Nome.

A number OF the local lads who were
connected with the 3lith feld artillery
Of the S0th division arrived ONE yester-
day at noon after receiving their honor-
able discharge at Camp Lee. the Tram
pulled in at the Benwood Junction ABOUT
l2:45 o'clock. and rousins welcome
was extended the lads. The laos VINO re-
turned are the following:
A. E Bryant arrived Saturday; Nor
MAN r Jackson. Jesse z. Younkins. John
N, Corners, Louis Neiberssll, Everett T.
Arthurs. Edward G.. Hossman. Harrison
East, Theodore Cross. Thomas Raoer
Raw Groves, James Wasmuth' William
McCracken. william Ftlein' William
cDzses, Charles Roby.
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MANLY ANONYMOUS LETF11S

NEW YORK, June Shelters from
"cranks" purporting to furnish clues to
the identity of radicals who last Mon
day night blew up residences OF pubic
officials in various cities arc not being
ignored by the authorities seeking 10
run down the anarchists, 1t was learned
today.
Offices Of the department OF justice ln
this city are being flooded with anonY-.
NOUS letters giving false addresses.l
These missives. however, arc not being
cast aside. IL was said. for the reason
that the identity Of the gunner invoiv-,
cd in the Rosenthal murder was estao'
lishcd from such q source.
If milk be used to soften shoe ponS"
il will improve the gloss.
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Sonth Side Briofs

Mrs Harry y. CampbCII. Uf SoUfh F.NIT
street. is. able 10 he out again following
a serious operation at the North Wheel
ing hospital several weeks ago.
Rev. Geo. l.. LoCkhart. of IN" lmman-
ual Baptist church. has returned TO TINS
Miss Margaret Houtz. Of South Water
street. left last evening for an extended
visit with relatives in the Pittsburgh
pa dist riot
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Rses,v.. honorable Discharge.

After RECEIVING his hOnOIHUIV
charge from Camp Lee" L!hol -N' Anu w
- dbnn,. saturday. His homccom-
jrr was unexpected and dcligh'luI
. 80 IN his many friends. He states
,bnt he was ono of the unfortunate ones
IN being unable to get overseas. ms
many friends are glad 10 see him DacN
in this city again.
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por overseas Service.

Major Gill McC0ok, Of this "I'y. wh"
has been stationed AT Camp Mead" for
the past year has received orders for
overseas service and Is now ready :"
sail. He will be- assigned /" on" ~ 'r"
regular army replacement regiments
being sent to France. Lieut.. Edward
starr. local boy and gradual" Of West
Point this year. has also h"'n assigned
10 overseas service.
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south SIDE
wadhinr Last Week

A very prcl,y wGddInE, wbcn Miss
lied on Tuesday June raroh stree be
FrS,da b 6'f hridc g" Of Albert j smith. The
CsTr Cn was performed by Re-, Rev. ;a rh-
ward Weber IN the parlG3rs OF mn ,nT damgh-
eura, Tr and Mrs Fred Bishop and Mr;
S en- - the son Of Mrs. Jan" Smiih anu
- 'rnnrcscntativc of Swift a Co.
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Now jail Plans.

Plans for the new county jail ana
court house improvements hay" been
subraitted to the Jefferson County
Board Of Commi ssioncrs TIL" "%'imat"d
cos TOT the new Jail is 10000" AN" re-
modelling Of tho interior Of tn" court
house addition OF another story and IN
sta1latlon Of elevators Is F2o".oUn
whether the plans will h" accepted or
rejected will be decided at next Tues
davis meeting OF the board.
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strike settled.

Tho carpenters strike which has been
in effect in the Stenbcnvlli" district for
the past six weeks, ended yesterday
when wage demands Of the men wrr"
met by the building contractors. The
carpenters at first asked for 81 an h"ur'
but later reduced their scale to N7'2
cents an hour which the builders finally
conceded
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Tho musical was given under the aus
pic.s of tho Mountain state quartettc.
number of talented singers took part
and II certainly proved something OUT
of The. ordinary. The church was hl!eo
to its entire capacity.
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Washes Hand.

William Rude Of this city. while al
his work on the Is. & o. railroad. met
with painful accident when he mashea
his hand, Mr.. Rude is employed as
carpenter. and was repairing a car when
a plank fell upon his hand. II" was I'M
medlately taken to DR.. Barlow on'ce'
whore medical aid was rendered.
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policeman Cut,

Patrolman Patsy CaHcavale OF tn" CITY
police force, was slash"d across tho
hands and face by knife in III" hands
Of Pctro Irola. crazcd Italian. whom he
tried to arrest. Nrola IL is said. became
mentally unbalanced by news that his
wife and baby had died in III" old coun-
try. He is in tho county jail.
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childrcu's Service.

Childrcn's day was observed IN n,oS'
~ Tho churches OF this city Yesterday.
excellent program ms were rendered oy
Tho ktddies. and those who attended Srt i
. 49,. did cnioy il. The youngsters hao
rchoarscd hard for the past TWO "echS'
and their programs proved quite sue
cess.
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n-nanatad 1t Borea

Miss Elizabeth Baird. daughter OF ~"
Dora BAIRD. Of this section Tt inc ha, yc
has returned from l"r'h. d Ms; with
S Sonnrs from Borca college. promH,nSrn en-
institution where girls are framed ,a s0i
w c. A. work. Miss Baird Will speno
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STOCKS AND BoNDA

Mr. s 6. sturm is n business Visitor
in Pittsburgh. ,.,.i,o-
Miss ,iwcndolyn 'Ianl'y was F's''or
in Fairmnnt Saturday.
Mr., K NJ Rose. Of Fairmon': was
business visitor here fT'ohy ana 8"'u'
day. Sunday in
town with friends.
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Match Starts Fire

An alarm was rung in saturday ~
10 o'clock from box No. ~. calling Tn"
IRE department TO 4 back yard AT Tw"n-
tyIcighth and Eon streets. wh"r" =
match carclcssly thrown in am"ns ora
clothing caused Il small blaZ". y hu'h't
of water thrown on the fir" put IL OUT
before the iirc department arrived.
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Defeat Bond Issue.

Tho voters Of Jcw"tt al a special "l"'-
ton held there. defeated a bond issue
for the building Of n new water works
The vote stood 81 for and IS against.
The issue lost by eight votes, two-thirdS
majority being necessary.
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Two Are Indicted.

Charles Humcs Of MinCo and charles
RarCus. Of this city. wcr" indicted ny
the federal grand jury at Columbus yoS-
tcrdev for stealing an Interstate ship
mcnt in local railroad yards.
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Miss Dorothy Holland prof'o qu''e
charming hostess TO group Vi
p.,I,ir,,ore street, The evening was dc
nrhtfully spent in games. music anu
ssncinp Al a late hour the guests were
servcd 10 delicious refreshments.
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ro women Up.

Two women Of thus city were up @
fore Msyor BayIcs for hearing Sa'ur "a,
and were each fined 81 and costs nv mS
women had been arguing several oN'
over their children. and SATURDAY -
proyed quite serious.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-09
Mew Low Record.

Prohibition has almost drained inc
Jefferson county gail Of prisoners. t"Ur
months ago tho jail register showed ia
inmates and today thor" arc but H. III"
lowest number on record in recent Gears.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-09

bCnvillc: Walter Mcllngtoh' IL, OF
Salincvillc and Lena May 'asIn"r' % OF
S,cuhcnvillc Carl T. l.azcar. -. OF
WrilShurg. W. Va. and Elizabeth S'ock'
1t of Toronto.