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The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1919-06-18
WEST SIDE ITEMS Z
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Miss Grace vetter was Denison
shopper Monday. "t 40
Miss Edna McCons of Lake City,
has been visiting at the Andrew Ret.
erson home south of tpMn ana IN
turned to her home "Wednesday. &C.
co,1,panied4 by: Elsie Peterson:As .Asl.
Mrs. J! e. Smith was Carroll shop
per Wednesday.
Mrs. Frank Scheldorf visited at the
home of her parents In Arcadia on
Wednesday.
Mrs. C. A. Schoenjahn aud children
Pauline, Lucille and LATE were Carroli
visitors Wednesday.
Last Wednesday morning, Henry
Bornhoft and daughter visited at Car
roll. n aa
Mrs. John D. Scheldorf was pas
senger east Wednesday,.
Mrs. Will Otto was a Carroll pas
senger "Wednesday.
Miss Emma Sierks who has taught
In Corwith came to West Side Tues
day. afternoon Ito spend her VACATION
at the home of her grandmother, Mrs.
r. tKrachtsie I&t ~ p =. ~. z
Mrs. sGeo. Schmidt of Carroll. visit
ed at the home of her mother. Mrs. II.
II Kracht.q 'IlG = 1901 ls& ~ fnRt
cdr. 90. u. Patterson has been quite
sick buttis movable to attend TO hts
dutiAs.ft6 8nsa b55' .,i4 sgi tl'# y'ls' I.
,aThe. M. VIA held . meeting at
their hall Tuesday evening, to decide
upon The amusement for the big nome
coming day 80 be- june 2Sth. Il was
decided to have free attractions, neh
lry-soround, and good time IN gen
eral followed, a grand hall FIN the
Ievening..a2 4'3Hl .5tsAiit Z.
! (: Mrs. Louie Thiedeman was q Car
roll shopper Tuesday AIS tp,l Ill {
| Mrs. Fred Mess and Miss Eta visit
ed at the Frank Brown home Wednes
day. e Gr'At ~" -
Mr.. and Mrs. H. A. Moeller spent
few days at Omaha last week.
John w. Dunlevy returned TO his
home at Lansing, Ia, Tuesday after Z
few days visit at the M c. Button home
Jack Winters returned to West SIDE
from trip north Tuesday.
Mildred Button spent few days q
1.-THE C. M. Russell home.
Mrs. A. w. Starek was a Des Moine'
passenger Monday.
Mrs. julius Hagge and son. Arlo
visited her mother, Mrs. Frahm, Wh'
is taking treatments at the Springs
The children dance was well 81
tended and from all around were vel
Represented G1.-~
Miss Elma and Miss Ma'bls LAM
We're Carroll passengers Friday.
Mrs. John Smith visited in G0wri
Ia few days this past week
M. C. Button and family motored Y
the lake Sunday.
The carpenters are putting.up tn
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1919-06-18

/. Mr.. Harrison sold his 160 acre farm
last week to Mr.. Lunderville of Vail.
q. C. Baker and Miss Ruth Parker
and Gladys Baker spent Wednesday
Of last week in Omaha.
Mrs. Maxfield Baer and son, Charles
left Thursday noon for Omaha where
she will visit few days at the home
Of Mr. and Mrs. Mattel.
aMr. and Mrs.sJ L. Breckenridge re-
caived word Tussdayl%o of last week Of
the arrival of anime pound son at the
home of their son, c. and wife.
sChas. Gessman bought from Pete
Stoder his 80 acre farm last week. MI.
Gessman sold his 160sacre farm to :D.
q l.. White and FAthers Schiller, con-
sheraton being $3l5 per acre. This
gone Of the best farms around Man.
IA. J.sBarrow and family enjoyed a
visit last week from the. lattat's -moths
eE. Mrs. S. w. Clatet Of near Vail. :
:sNfiss Rhea Cummings who has been
employed as stenographer at Carroll
arrived here last week to spend a
couple of weeks with her father, H. j.
Cummings. I
Attorney John Goddard and wife of
Greenbury, Ind. spent the past week
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Cod
dard.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Lowell Bro
kau, "Wednesday, June 11th, six
pound daughter, Olive Jane
Miss Vera Houlihan of Denison,
spent a few days at the home of A. j..
Mcmahon.
Aid society of the Presbyterian
church met. at; the home of Mrs. Ann
Bufing tOn. a.as ~ ts;:ia.&Fis 5sf!ts&r
Mrs. D. Joens who was &on the sick
list last week is reported somewhat
improved at this writing of which her
friends, are pleased. -..tl ls-ig y s
&c. ~ Kerr, sold his 16O acre farm
last week ito Fred Fuller considera-
ton being $500 per acre. u This Is a
fine farm and will make them a very
Pleasant h0mesl stleG04n9 ~ $'5
The Guild society held business
meating Friday afternoon at the
church. ..;4; AZ; suag. ,;#f.i g: - :
MRS Will ..Bliven and small daugh-
ter loft Thursday morning for Pana-
ma, Ia, to; visit, friends. 4! Z, ,g
.Bay Flint sold his 100 acre farm last
week to, August Grnhns consideration
$275 per acre. GlS 90 la,gs>s 4 81 .
MRS. P. G.Graya who was dangerous
ly4 III last week, is somewhat improv'
ed. at this writing. st.
Miss Betty Breckenridge has been
on the sick list the past week.
TR. C. Saunders returned to Des
Moines Sunday night after spending
the week end with his family.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1919-06-18
Recent Spanish Inventions.

Z. Recent inventions reported by Carl
Bailey Hurst. American consul gen
eral at Barcelona, include a straw
compallnd as "a substitute for coal for
locomotives and agricultural tractors.
as1t develops sufficient heat in thirty
minutes. and. the ashes make an 'ex-
cellent fertilizer. This is invented by
Joaquin Estevan, the engineer. An
other, patent is by Thomas yRoca Of
Las Palmas, on a process for the use
OF banana Hbre for textiles, yarns and
cords as a substitute for hemp. 80.
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Emmett Qufrk spent a few days last
week in Dunlap visiting at the Ralph
Quirk home:.s6'' ,. = . s.'...,, =.
\ Rev. Father Murphy visited in JEFF
erson last week with'his nephew, Rev.
Peter Murphy.
: Mrs. J. M. Glynn and Clare Molseed
we're Denison callers Saturday.
G n Mccormick sold his 1870 acre
farm neear Deloit to Chas. Beniscek.
Miss Loretta Schrader was pas
seneer to Carroll Saturday, returning
Sunday. r..
John Mortensen left last week Tor
a few days in Minnesota.
| Miss Fern Farley was home last
week from Dow City where she Is
employed. )
B, A. Wahlin and wife were shop
ping in DenisOn Saturday.
Ralph Quirk and wife OF Dunlap,
spent sunday here at the c Oh Mac IKE
Miss Joanna Walsh 81 Denison Wis.,
tied here recently at the home Of her
brother, 2 ]. II. Walsh and family. = ?
Friends here recently received an
1iouncements III the marriage of MISS
Teresa Garviny OF Dixon, TNeb:. to MT
MinerdSulliyan,, of Laurel, Neb. Inc
ceremony was performed w dnesday
ETha bride is the youngest daughter ol
M ana Mrs peter Ga1vin, formerly
81. vail. Her. many friends here join
in extending cSngratullation ~ /, ~, .
!. Mrs. Chas. Knowles Of Omaha, Wis
Iited here recently at the parental
Mrs: Nj: f. Mcclure home. .Z''- 's
Mrs, w. r: Mannon left "Wednesday
for a few weeks stay at Sterling, Ill
Mrs. John FLYNN OF Denison,' spent
Sunday here at the H. J. Seigner home
| Friends here Of Miss Ella Kruger OF
lOmalia, received announcements o.
her engagement to Mr.. Chas. w. BRITT
talso of that city. The. wedding will
take place the latter part of June.
| Mrs. NJ. Gibbons, Mrs. Geo. Pieper
land Miss Olga Wahlin were Denisor
Visitors Saturday. 4
| Miss Blanche lSlechta was a bust
ness caller in sDenison Saturday.
Chas. Rank and Rudolph Brandt mo
itored to Vail Sunday.
Mrs. Lenox Nelson left the flrst o
the week for visit at the VIM. Mumn
home at Yuton, Neb.
/ Merl Molseed and John O'Conno
returned home Friday from Boyles
lcollege at Omaha, to spend their va
lcation. =!
| Misses Teresa and NeHe Keene!
|spent Saturday in sDenisorl. '4sA e.
+ Mr.. and Mrs. Pat Lane are rejoicing
lover the arrival of q daughter. bor1
TUESDAY, June 10th. fs,E ~ . "'.i
i Melvin Hickey returned home las
tweek from overseas.
{ H. M. Murlm. 'wife;and son, donald
returned home the first of the weel
ito Yutan, Neb after a visit with thei
friends here.
I = VIM. Hill,S wife and daughter Mar
iguerite and Frances, and Mrs A. Vel
Enon, motored to our town Sunday iron
Denison to visit relatives and friends
| Miss Catherine Mitchell left Mon
Iday for a visit with relatives in Was
liner, s.. Oak. Mrs. Mitchell accom-
panied her as far as Sioux City.
! John Giblin returned home Thurs
lday from Creighton college. Omaha
to spend his vacation.
| Elsie Shupitor visited Thursday am
FRIDAY with Denison friends.
/ Misses Marie Costello and France
Norton were callers In Denison Sat
I;urday.
Leonard Dieter, wife and baby. re
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1919-06-18
Shell. a. Feed.

America possesses some Of the larg-
est chicken hatcheries, In the world,
single establishment sometimes hay
Ing a capacity Of 2225,O0O eggs. One
room in such a hatchery has $4,000
eggs in process Of incubation at one
time. An interesting by-product Of
the Industry are the shells which ac-
cumulate in mountainous piles. They
are not wasted, however, but are
ground and sold to chicken raisers for
feed, principally us bone builder, thus
completing the cycle to everyone's sat
isfaction. Popular Mechanics Maya
sine & !,
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1919-06-18
1eeomes His Mo.-cr's Uncle.

His own mothers rHcle, his GRANDPA
theirs brother and q great-uncle to his
half-brother is the peculiar status OF
.five.year-old Irving Tucker, who was
adopted by his great-grandmother.
Mrs. Johanna Freitag Of Mount Yer
non.
The boys mother, Mrs. Mabel
Hansrr, agreed TO the legal adoption.
He has lived with his adopted mother
since tho death Of his father, more
than -four years ayo. Brooklyn Eagle.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1919-06-18
paiydreamrs.

= 70 b. ~
Dreams will at times reveal to IA
how little w, have forgotten; but tho
value Of dreams as key to 'remem.
brance ID distorted and diminished by
what seems their lack Of selection.
They blend the past with the present,
o., with shear impossibility, in such a
hopeless medley.
AT their best our dreams seem fam
tastes, based upon the real yet wander.
Ing from It with erratic inconsequence,
Of which the possible meaning eludes
us. And vet a dream sometimes will
revive so much, with miracle as Of
resurrection. But 1t is in our day.
dreams, when reason still retains the
controlling hand, that we most surely
touch the past land daydreams are. the
poetry Of memory.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1919-06-18
While Food is Short.

"'Tain't manners to talk while
you're eatin'," said Miss Brown.
No. answered Miss Jones; FAN
VIII food scarce like II Is, s'tain't good
1udgment, either. - London Answers.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1919-06-18

Ernst t. oundjaeh, chairman OF the
empIoyers industrial commission OF
the United States deRar tmsnt'of labor,
has returned from Great svlta1n, where
the commission Investigated causes Ct
labor unrest and collected material tar
a report on that esuntry's labor eonddL
ton. III
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1919-06-18

u - ?. Ts5 TN4giSE5I N y ~ AZ n:
Il While heanisses will continue 70
receive their friends in the parlor, a
lot Of men guests after July 1st Pre-
fer an inyi tatiou tb the cellar. a.
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! MANILA ITEMS

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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-10-04
''DEARCAT" CLOSES IN
WHEELING TONIGHT

III" last showing OF When Bcarcat
Went Dry" will be given tonight. orlhE
my 30 a close III" most suCccSslul W"ch
II The Colonial theatre.
Another notwithstanding crowd is cx-
p"rtcd today. Bernard burning. inc
star If The picture. has established ms
reputation in Wheeling and will b. vel
r"mcd n any future pictures in when
h" may appear.
4 feature production which will run
week successfully in Wheeling - IN"
exception and pictures which hay" 50
strong q cast as when BcarCat Went
Dry" are unique. Tn" pictures which d"
not advertise the cast arc unusual--thiS
production and two u. w. Griffin p'"-
lures being the only ones We now recall.
Women patrons like this production as
we'll a. men although four of the lead
ing parts arc male roles. The acton
Throughout is fast. tho story very we'll
told. and the direction perfect The pho
Biography is unsurpassed
Those who have failed to 500 this
marvellous picture will max" mistake
| If they do not So" il today.
The mounted hrarCat which was used
In front Of tho theatre will be shipped
| 10 another city today.
Mr.. FcinlHr announces that nc will
make an effort To get IN" next picture
with Ia" same cast.
The childrcn'S matinee which has boon
specially arranged 10 benefit the school
children. will commence sharply at ter
o'clock this morning and 4 large crowd
| IS expected.
The regular performance VIII begin al
one o'clock and run continuous until
| eleven.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-10-04

chased. Mr.. and Mrs. George Nickel
vey. who had occupied the house for
several months will reside with her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Robert McKclvcy Of
North Central avenue. during the win
ter.
Mrs Harrison Gamble. of Moundsvilln.
spent 4 part of the week here with her
DAUGHTER. Mrs. Els" flood.
Miss Geneva McKc,n, Of Armstrong;
Mills. who attended the convention or
the Belmont County sunday School As
ISOLATION. held in E"llaire Thursday ard
yesterday. Is 4 guest Of the Misses
Mary and Ethel Barth.
Tickets for the entertainment course
are on sale at the Futhcy hardware
store, the Dawson Pharmacy, and the
Smith News Ftand. There vii be five
excellent numbers. 4 season ticket for
an adult costs 81; for u hii-h school stu
dent. 75c. for child IN the grades. soc.
Miss Mary Shuman. who spent tho
summer with relatives near Fairmont.
w. Va, has returned TO her homo.
Mr.. and Mrs W. T.. Freeman, Of North
Lincoln avenue. who on Thursday A.
c0mnanicd the body Of her father. Mr. J.
c. paugh, to Tunpcltun. ". Va, FOR
burial. arc expected home tomorrow.
Superintendent WARREN and the teach
ers Of Mead township Will hold their
regular october conference in town to-
day.
Special music is being planned for the
service IN the Christian church to-nur-
row evening. Among til numbers Will
be duet by Rev. AID Ms. \. l.. Ben
jam!n.
Mr. Fcrd MrMurry, tn" barber has
purchased from Mr.. ELMER l;"b.Hson. 4
rcS.dcuc" on south Lincoln avenue.
y delightful birthday djn:"r WAS
served on Wednesday ar n" h"m" Of
Mr.. and Ms. William Meyers. Of .',.u-
trail avenue II horror Of their birthday
anniversaries. which f;N ON ~" Hauc
date. Covers were laid Yer Iwvn:!-;wo.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-10-04
Reduced
His Weight
A Presidents Experience
A Presidents Experience

Ovcrstou. men and women who hav" tried
-arious methods for reducing weight without
success will be interested in n" discovery
made by Mr.. c. D. Stevens, PRESIDENT OF
Muskegon Boiler Works.
This gentleman found that his weight was
becoming hurdcnsomr. It was seriously inter-
ferng with his health and business ehiciency.
Happening to learn OF n certain oil, he
obtained some at n drug store and began uslnS
il while following simple rules. To ms sur
prise and delight his weigh; began TO reduce
gradually until in less than three months ne
had lost IS pounds.
Mr.. Stevens felt better every day and now
lie expresses great satisfaction OF having
rotten rid Of the supcriuous flesh. Many
c:hcrs men and women, are following t"o
loreln system, which has seven sample ruieS
and includes oil OF korein. SAFE whoir'
some treatment. No ihrrod'. no salts or
Calomcl, no tedious exercises, no starving
rules; truly pleasant and effective mono
sclf.,rca;ment for ovcrsioutncss.
The oil Of korein is now obtainahie at husE
dsne stores everywhere. Each pkg, has 4
guarantee that weight will be reduced ~ 10
co lbs, or more or money refunded aH's
fair test brochure will be mailed irre
II you write TO Korein Co.. NL-6?: station r
New York. Show others this adveFt!sGDer'
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-10-04
ELM GROVE
ELM GROVE MAN
!: DIES SUDDENLY
WILLIAM D. DAVIS, ONE OF THE
KOGT WIDELY INoWN AE1-
IXHxx or RURAL DISTRICT.
@d.1seu Engaged IN the BlacHsntthtnS
HuGtness IN Ohio and Marsnan
Counties Tor Years.

II ras with much regret that resi-
dents OF the local district yesterday
Learned of the death OF William D..
Davis, well known resident or Film
Ioruva and FOR many years engaged In
itAer clacksmithing business in Shcrrard
and later IN Elm Grove. Mr.. Davis
worked all day Thursday as usual and
went to his home. No. 154 Kruger street,
exfter completing his days work. lie
became suddenly III about 10 O'Clock and
Athe family physician was called. but all
efforts to save his life were Of no avail
and he passed peacefully away about
three o'clock. II is thought that he
worked to hard during the war period.
when he had no help undermining his
health.
Mr.. Davis was born near Sand Hill.
Marshall county. so years ago and was
engaged In the blacksmithing business
there for q number OF years. II" later
located in Elm Grove and for n number
Of years had charge Of the shop next 10
Cecfl's Hardware store. For som" time
past he had been tho efficient blacksmith
af the Elm Grove Coal Company mines
at Elm Grove. He Is survived by his
wife. who before her marriage was Miss
Mattlda Norman. OF McMeCh"n. ". Va:
two brothers. John Davis. OF Sand Hin
and Russell Davis. Of Pittsburgh.
Funeral services viii be held nj his
fxte residence o. 1874 Kruger street at 3
O'Clock Sunday afternoon. Intermcnt
will be made in Allen Grove cemetery,
Sherrard. Friends OF the family arc
respectfully invited TO attend.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-10-04
SHADYSIDE

For the benefit OF tho school, MISS
Lillian McKrlvcy. teacher. and pupils
~ IN. Glendale school near Key VIII
b,v,. a nj, social and cake walk at inc
school building this evening. A nuihptF
u" Young people in town are planning !"
drive ont for the affair.
seven persons will be made supremacy
bapry in the IntclliGcnccrs Autoinoplie
and Diamond Campgign-you can DC one
Mrs. clyde Gamble, OF kirkWo"o'
So, n; Thursday here with her sister,
Ms II r.. Wirdman.
Mrs. W. f. Copeland. or Smithticic
street. entertained group "' young
,.or,, most Ch;.rmingly last evening IN
r,,,nrlincnt "a her son. Privat" Kenneth
,ora,and. vino very recently returned
iron, OVERSEAS service. An attractive
buffet lunch with plates Tor twenty
r,r- WAS served AZ 10 o'clock
Tn. gypsicS who had campod sontn or
town during III. past three weeks moved
,,.sf.rdav. REPORTS Indicate that the?
were orderly during their stay.
Roy. \. +. Benjamin. pastor OF inc
christian church. VIII leave next week
for cincinnati 10 attend the nati"haI
Nrndcavur convention. II" GOES as /
delegate. from the Young Peoples So
..,;y at his church.
Mr. and Mrs. Herman /. "h'tc are
moving to the Rowlcs property on Lin
cola avenue, which they recently pur-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-10-04
| FELT LIKE |
WAS BURNING Up
IN MY STOMACH
Well Known Local Lady Suffered From
Gastriti5, Indigestion, Nervous
ness, Poor Appetite, Loss Of
Sleep and General Rundown
Condition.
Declares She Feels Like New Since TAX
ing Dreco, the Great Root and
Herb Tonic.

! h,..,, rcnor,rd tn aCrnmrliSh So much
rood ,hrt il is often called Tho Miracle
Nodi,iro" by grateful mon and women
vim have used II. lis power TO wipe
main and sickness from The human Sys-
tom. IN many rns.s L. Justify its nam".
II is acknowledged on" "f In" safest and
quickest general system rrrunstructants
known to- the ,n.diral profession today
and is rr"atrS' good - i,rrhnps accom-
rlfshcd in th"S" "a~rs &C stomach dis
order ,ha; affect 9TH: parts 81 III" body.
'rh.r" i y" telling whit Il d"ranG"d
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-10-04
PYTH|ANS To
PARADE HERE
FLAG AND STAFF DEDICATION TO
BE HELD FOLLOWING PARADE.
HON. HOWARD SUFFER-
LAND TO SPEAK.
Fifty-tTo Subordinate Pythan Lodges
and Military Departments 70
Take Part

What IS expected II b" IN" greatest
turnout nr I'y:u!tn lodges IN Tn" history
ol W., virginia vii; NE a feature here
Sunday. pri"h"r l"ih' Wh'h ~? Nv"
sr,hnr,i,rnr,. I'yrnian lodges ard the mil
itary "rr:rn!zati"mS viii meet in this
city and tax. part IN the big parade TO
be-. held oyer tn" streets OF the C!tF. 70
be followed 10y Il flag raising ana starr
Dedication on tn. lawn Of the Wheeling
hieh school. on Chaplin" street. 1t
PROMISES To- T." the greatest gathcrlng OF
the I'ythiau Frarirn!iy ever hc!o IN 'he
II is the desire of the COMMITTEE" to
have M man persons her" as possible
on that date and for th'S reason srcciai
posters are being dIStrlOut'u tHFuuSn Il,
ami thr MINER panhandle in an effort TO
reach ry"rv"nc. Hon. Howard Suth"r--
land will il" the PRINCIPAL SPEAKER s%r and and
will talk ON tn" appreciation OF the ser
~;,.,. rrnd"rrI hv I'nclc Sans forces.
\ nunrhr" Of brass bands nave peen en-
sagcd FOR IN" day
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-10-04
SHERMAN SCHOOL
OF MODERN DANCING


Tho fall torn Of III" interpretive"
classic. and ball room dancing Of IN"
Lima IIcnniE Sherman School Of E,A-
precision and Dramatic Art will orcn to-
day ut tho Windsor hotel. using tn" bal
room for tho classes. The classes winch
wiz be taught by Mrs. Alma Wilson
Shaff"r will be instructed in n" rn"%7
approved methods Of modern dancing.
Miss Sara Jackson. a graduate Of IN"
sherman school Of Expression. will as
s'St Mrs. Shaffcr in her class instruc-
tion. The aCcOmpanist for the work
will b. Mrs. W. H. Conrad.
Glass schedule il as follows: Juv"n-
lies & TO years. l@:lI J.. m. noun:
beginners Is 10 II years. HOO a. m:
advanced Juveniles. ZOO p. m: advanc-
cd Intermediates. 500 r. m. Ball ro"m
dancing. 400 D. IN.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-10-04
UNION MISSION

Tho Union Mission will hold its usual
interesting Saturday night meeting to-
night with Rev. W 6. Cory in charge,
This talk Will be OF unusual value to
Bible students.
Tomorrow afternoon E"y. CORY will
conduct services at tho county jail for
the prisoners and Sunday night j" Ill
preach nj tho mission on "Th" Ending
Of the Gentle Age" a topic taken from
tho prophecies dealing with the Second
coming Among tn" questions under
discussion will be. When will tho Jews
come into their own
\ soprano solo by Miss Marjorie Rlod-
: C.tr Will hc one Of the features ,"mOr-
row might and the orchestra Will be out
IN full force.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-10-04
YANKEES CHALLENGE

Tho Yankee Juniors hav" organized
Tor tn" 1919 football season. and arc out
every evening practicing signal drill or
puulIng. and ar" rounding into shape
rapidly y hard Scrmmag" was h"ld
Thursday evening on tho Twcnty-slxth
street Fairgrounds. and new star was
uncovered in pike" Phillips who show
ed up we'll in running the ends.
The Yankees arc now after games
with any 90 to III pound teams. Teams
DESTROYS Of a game with tho Yanks Sun
dav will please call l4l1-M and ask for
James some time today Ar sunday morn
ing.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-10-04

Many local pcouis Will attend n" big
meeting to be h"ld a. the Run"y'S Point
Presbyterian church on SUNDAY
Tho Showers Hardware company has
completed the installation OF = large
Aew scale opposite" their place Of bust
ness on Main street.
Keen interest j. being taken in the
Worlds series ga ~sha'l games. being
played in chicagn and the wires 20 the
newspaper offices IN Wheeling are be-
ing kept hot ny tn" local fans.
Harry M,Ulumrn"y = moving from
his country home 10 his residence n,
Elm Heights.
Wade Davis. "f Homestead. Pa. -
spending few days in town N" gus;
Of friends
Diarrhoea an Children
For diarrhu"a an children You will find
nothing better than thamh' rIain'S cot.
and Diarrhoya E,m"dy. followed by 4
dose of castor oil. Mrs W. :. kunhle
BlairSvillc. IA. writes. I hci."y" ''ham'
berlain's COLI" and Drarho"a Remedy
. saved my l,rl" boys II" Nv" years 90
when he had Summer complaint that run
into bloody dy<""lrl. After giving HIM
one dose Of tins m"dIr.n" 7 saw =
change for the h'firr. Thus "ur"urH god
kept UP tn" treatment ard h" was
soon out OF danger" For sale BY all
dealers.