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Splendid Way TO
Reduce Your Weight

There is perhaps no one th,hS that so
MAINLY shows the pASSInE nf !"uth as
Inc h..rrlIlc ten icncy TO pu; IN 10" mucn
weight after We have reached thr age OF
u or so wears However young eur
faces may appear. lhc SaGg'nG' happy
fgur" and Iuriy incI w"Si gives Us
away " l.,
Tho cause If this "v"r-st"utncSs IS
,i,,r rur StumnrhS convert IN" food we
chi into fat because thor" - not enough
oxygen in the blood to pr"du"" a proper
rnTnhust:nn IT, destroy lhr excess iatIF
,issu" Pat po"pi" wi'l b" r'riE"d To
learn Of :, simple holm" m"ih"c mat IS
wnnIcrTullv efficient IN reducing weight.
uuicl,ly and easily without StarN inE
diet u, iuI,ut massage or strenuous ck'r-
cisr Go 80 any drug Stor" and get h"X
~ J'hyrnia. take iivc grams after 'nCh
meal and at bed time. TINS treatment
viii often give quick relief from over
burGcninE fat. Phynola taken at meal
nm. assists tho stomach IN giving You
the benefit Of IN" food YOU eat AT mo
.am, time dissnlvcs tho fatty tissue
franz any part Of the body wh"r" lh"rc
Is excessive fat By this method many
have reduced their weight a pound
dav and there is no flabbncss lett. Z.
IL GricSt K Co. Original Cut Rate
store 1925 Market ST., can supply you
with the genuine Phynola at small
cost
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AUTO TOURISTS
ARE NUMEROUS
FROM FIFTEEN DIffhN
EMIT STATES PASC TAHooSA
CITY Yesterday.
Arc using the Old National riko tn:S
summer In Preference to hneoin
Highway.

With tho advent Of the warm season
outo tourists are becoming ms 'h''N ~
rlirs and the local hotels are houS'E'
tho motorists from other states III Ia' s.
numbers every night.
nf roursc IN" majority ar" slinp'y
passlng through tn" city from IN" east
and west and hit Wheeling III Inn" l"
make another run before putting up l"r
the night.
The National pix" IS IN" great h'En'
way between the eastern and western
states and IS now being used more OK
,orsivcIv than the Lincoln highway,
which has been &" badly cut up pF me
ARM. trucks ON their trips To tn" NJ
lantic coast. but tho humping of tines
hjp trucks has not damaged the DID
niLc 70 my great extent and tho ar:o-
is,s have found out This fact and arc
using II in their pcrcgrinations THIS
spring.
Many now cars arc in transit from
factory. To local agents throughout me
cas, and southeast and these cars fie
missing through by scores. rs IL -
cheaper and quicker to take Them uhd'r
,L,.r own power from manufacturer TO
u.cr and they includ" all makes OF the
mediums and cheap-pric"d cars.
Tourists from the eastern and New
England states arc using the Natio IA!
pike more than ever this year; they VIII
go west IN the pike and return 10 their
homes along the northern route on me
south shore Of Lake Eric. and later IN
the season those who so west by the
Lake Eric route will b. returning rfS'
via tho National pike.
From the southern states some coElc
through Virginia viz the Shenandoah
valley. while others take IN" eastern
route from Richmond. Va. Ia wash
inston. d. c. and Baltimore and then
hit the National pike for their westward
tourney. Another C"urs" which inc
southcrncrs take is tho Dixi" highway
to tho National pix" in Indiana AMI
then cast tn the Atlantic states, all OF
whom will pass through this city sooner
or later.
Tourists from fifteen different states
passed through yesterday or laid orr3
In this city last night, some coming
from as far south as Florida while
the northernmost state represented was
VerEDnt.
The states represented were Florida,
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N, {. H|RSCH'
VIM AND V|COR
FULLY RESTORED
Grateful Man Tells How Halt
a Bottle Of Nerv-Wcrth
Made Him Over.

Almost every day new Merry worth
endorsement made over The users "Wh
signature. No wonder tn" Stl"S 81 ms
famous family toni" inCr"a$" ana ms
tipIy. Here's 4 recent contribution l"
Merry Worth fame made 10 Srr.nEhcId d"
Merry Worth druggist;
Tho Troupe DRUG Co.
For fvr years l have been :" nervous
could not sleep. Stomach. bowels anu
digestion in bad shape. R"tIE c"nS''-
pated and had to take i'hySIc cv2ry
night
I purchased one bottl" Uf N"rr-Worth
from you and took only about hair or
il and am glad TO say l am we'll and
vigorous man again. No more nervous
ness. Sleep soundly all night long.
Stomach and digestion in good c"nd;-
ton and | require no NOR" phES'c.
would NOT b" without Ncrr-N0rth Tor
ten times what II cost.
NJ. {. HlRSCH.
ga James ST. Springfield. O.
Your dollar back if Wentworth docs
not benefit you. t;rj"St's Drug Store
sells Ncrv-Wur;h in Wheeling.
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flowers will add to the attractivencss
Of this delightful affair.
The bride and groo.H will depart over
the PENNSYLVANIA at lilo o'clock on an
eastern wedding trip. The bride Will
wear a very becoming travelling gown
OF midnight blue tricotu". with q blue
hat and shoes scarf and gloves Of gray.
The honeymoon journey will terminate
at Adena, Ohio. where the happy couple
will reside
Miss Gardner was a former student at
Mt de Chantal Academy and the many
pre-nuptial affairs held in her honor at
test to her popularity. Mr. Malcney Is
q son Of Mr. and Mrs. William Maloncy
Of Bellaire o., and is quite well known
In this city. He holds a responsible
position as superintendent Of the SOM
ers Coal Company at Adcna, Ohio.
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tried it. Now am better, feel strong.
have no pains, backache or dizzy spells;
Every one tells me how well look, and
/ tell them to use Lydia Z. P!nkham's
Vegetable Compound - that is what
makes me feel we'll and look well. /
recommended it to my sister and she
is using it now. You can use this letter
if you wish, for it is certainly grand
remedy for woman's ills. . - Mrs.
MARTHA STANIsLAwSKI, 524 Penn St,
Perth Amboy, NJ.
For forty years Lydia E. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound has been oyercom-
ing such serious conditions as displace-
ments, inflammation, liberation. lrreg-
ularities, periodic pains, backache, dig:
ziness, and nervous prostration OF
women, andis now considered the stan
dard remedy for such ailments
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na,oney-cardner Nuptials.

A pretty wedding will be solcmnizcd
this morning at Q o'clock at the 81.
Joseph's Cathedral when Miss RATHER
inc Jeanette Gardner. daughter Of Mr.
and Mrs. Frank J. Gardner becomes the
bride Of Mr.. John W. Maloney. Of Bell
aire. Ohio. Rev Father Edward Web
er will perform the ceremony.
The cathedral will be bower OF
beauty. and clusters Of ascension INES
and white roses will decorate the altar.
Al the sanctuary palms and other pot
ted plants will be seen and at each side
of the entrance will be tall standard
bearing a profusion OF madonna lilies.
Miss Margaret Mcmahon will play the
wedding march from LOhcngrln and inc
Wedding party which will consist or the
bride and groom and Miss Wilma Hell
stern and Mr.. Howard Ray. Will 80 10
the altar. Miss Mary H"aly and MIS-
Dan Freschncr will render several 'o'
cal duets during the ceremony.
The bride will be attircd in gown
~ white georgette with jet trimmings
and her hat will be white gcorEcttc win
silver embroidery. adorned with chiffon
daisies and her gloves and slippers VIII
also be OF white She will carry a large
bououct Of bridal roses. TIL" brides
maid will wear a gown Of peach g"orG-
ate and her hat. gloves and slippers
nil, no Of a similar shade Pink sweet
mas and sweetheart roses will form her
eorsagc boquct. n
A wedding breakfast Ein be served
kaf the hotel Windsor Il he immediate
Relatives Of the bride groom Inn
nsdiately following The 6. Spring
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NEGLECTED COUNCIL MEETS
TONIGHT To SHAKE PLUM TREE
mittcc to draft rules governing the
order of business.
Trades And Labor Assembly Asks TO
be Heard.


order of business.
Trades And Labor Assembly Asks TO
be Hoard.
Ecrt Mead, chairman of the committee
to represent the Ohio Valley Trades q
Labor Assembly in In" matter or APP
pointm"nts 10 city offices, made a snort
talk. He SAID that IN the list OF pos
slhlc candidates for city jobs as pun
liShci were men against Wh'm ih""'
desired tn make "A protest Sh"uld nv
names hc presented. llc asked rouhC''
that tn" Trades & Labor ASS"mpI! w
given that opportunity.
Councilman Noltc moved that wh'h
council gets together to consider hPpi'
cations for city offices that IN" lr"u'9
e. Labor Assembly be notified and i'S
representatives bc given an "ppor'"h"?
10 be heard. Councilman fancy moved
that tho motion be amended 8" as 10
include "any Interested citizens as
VOL rs tho Trades and Labor Assem-.
hlN Tho amcndmcnt was accepted anu
motion was adopted.
To Make Appointments Early.
II was suggested that council caucus
at an carly date to take up the matter
Of appointments. ,.
INV understanding is that there isn
going to he any Caucusing' answer"
Cant Otto. II am willing 10 20 NV
conference. but am opposed 10 p'''S
bound by any action Of caucus -
We can't agrcc upon candlda''S IN c"'
ference then let us fight ii out IN o''''
meeting
Tho member suggesting a caucus
planned that he really meant 'o"'''
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Wheeling Chapter. Daughters Of the
American Revolution have annu7onced
Monday. June .. for the date OF their
tea party. This day is very appropriate
for such an event as ii is Martha Wash
;nEton's birthday. The affair will he
most charming as 10 details and will be
held in tho Old Stone House at Roney s
Point. which with its alluring coleman
furniture Will be an ideal place for an
entertainment OF the D. A r. The
hours will BE- from until 5 o'clock and
all the members and friends OF the To-
cal chapter are cordially invited 10 at
tend. A silver Offering will be asked OF
tbe guests. Mrs. F.. 4. Graham Will be
the general chairman in charge.
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.ary to look up Ford employees In tho
guard to reassure them that the editor.
ial statement that their jobs would NOT
be held for them was untrue.
Among those with dependents Wa
Sergeant Floyd Burgraw. who has been
eleven years in the Ford employ ana "
a veteran national guardsman. He M.
a wife and three children. he said ana
got half way into a statement that Foto
paid his family half his salary while ne
was away. but was cut short by an Cd.
lection that he had the information on
hcarsay from his wife.
Sergt. Jacob D. Bunting. who WAs etnl
taking treatment for a. wound rsoetvso
In France, testified that IN Age1s o. -;
Ford's' had Offered financial help - -.
mother and father but that u 49,
needed. $1,000. s,Is
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GIFT Shop TwiR

Gift shop Twig will be held Thursday
afternoon at the home OF Mrs. Harry
Erkhart at Lcnnux. At this meeting plans
will be discussed for the bridge tea
which is TO br an event or June l2th.
The proceeds from this delightful affair
viii b. used for the benefit OF the Ohio
Valley General shospital. The Pines.
the home of Mrs. Arthur Sttel, Will DO
the scene Of this bridge tea
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lIOuDIe, WIS 1S
vous, had backachc
and a pain in my side
most of the time. |
had dizzy spells and
was often so faint ]
could not ak across
the floor. The doc
tor saidI would have
to have an operation.
/ read about Lydia
E. Pinkham 5 Fege-
table Compound in
INV pnwsraDerH and
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New Resort

Another ideal resort has been opened
for the amusement OF local people. MI.
and Mrs Harry Travis OF this city have
taken over the large hotel at the
Moundsville camp ground and will pre-
side as host and hostess there this sum-
mer. Doubtless this resort will be the
mecca for many people Of the Ohio VAL
Icy and already many arc making rcscr-
vations for their vacation periods.
Many popular outdoor sports arc to De
found at the camp grounds, including
tennis swimming, croquet and other
features OF pleasure. Several parties
have planned TO spend Decoration Day
there.
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The Lady Golden Links were enter
Luncheon-Br1dge

Ono Of the very attractive affairs OF
tn" week was the luncheon and orldSe
marry held Yesterday at the beautiful
Caldwell home on North Main street;
luncheon was served at 80 o'clock and
there were covers laid for seventy-hVe
guests. Various tables were arranged
about the dining room and eacn one was
hcoutifully decorated with pink carna-
tions carrying out a color scheme OF
pink and white. Following the luncheon
the hours were devoted TO bridge.
The out Of town guests were: MISS
T o,,isc Vilsack. of Pittsburgh. who Is
the guest OF Mrs. Geo. Hewitt: Mrs.
Edward Hague. of Taylor. Tex. who Is
the guest Of Miss Nell Stifel: Mrs h
Hcnshaw. of New YORK, VINO IS 1ne sueSe
Of Mrs. John Coniff: Mrs Walter David
son! Of StcubcnYille.
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,ad,s, Social Carroll Club

At the Carroll club this AFTERNOON INC
members of the Ladies Social club WIN
b. entertained. TIL" hours from uhl,l
: o'clock will be devoted Ia five hundred.
The serving of refreshments will be the
concluding feature of the afternoon
Mrs. George Heller Will be hostess.
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Mrs. Gee Will Entertain

On Thursday afternoon AT her nome
nj Stamms Lane Mrs. Harry Gee Will
give beautifully appointed luncheon
TIL affair will b" informal and follow
ing the luncheon tn" guests Will devote
m" hours Ia bridge. Mrs: Edwaro
Hague. Of Taylor. Texas. will be the
guest Of honor AT This event.
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Mrs. merrt,nau VIII Entertain

Mrs J. d. Mcrrman Will entertain
with n luncheon at the Country Club
today complimentary to Mrs. Hague, OF
Taylor. Texas. who is the guest Of Miss
Neil StifrI. of Pleasant Valley. Covers
Will be laid for only tho intimate TRENDS
Of the honor guest. who was formerly
Miss Ann Ncill. Of this city.
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On Monday evening. June :. the en-
ploycs Of the Overland Motor company
of this city, numbering obout 40. Will
enjoy their regular monthly dinner at
Welcome Inn. at LlOydsvillc. This AFFAIR
is always well attended and most enjoy
able. The trip Will be made by auto
mobile.
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rhimhla Bee Club

The members of the Thimoie bee cup
Mrdiii, on North Fourth street. Martins
Ferry. this afternoon. a few n-mem-
hers will be present and an ENJOY able
time - being anticipated. The after
noon will b" concluded BY the serving
OF a dainty luncheon.
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Stone House. Eon"y's FONT. Tea Room
and Antique SHOP. Chicken and Wat-
fcl or Ham Egg and corn ak" dinners
10 order. Telephone 9lSh Elm Grove.
FRANK EHRHA!ET, Prop.
my-26-lmo
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my-26-lno

The greater the necessity for saving
the greater your opportunity TO use
The, intelligencer Want Ads
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Virginia, Tennessee. Georgia, Kentucky.
Missouri. Illinois. Indiana. Michigan
Ohio. Pennsylvania. New. York, Con-
nrcticut, Delaware and Vermont. TO LAY
nothing Of the numerous Ohio cars seen
passing through.
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RrdpA Party

Miss Mary Alexander VIII entertain
a group Of friends with bridge party
on Friday afternoon in honor or MIS-;
Formerly. Miss Mildred McNally, OF
Pittsburgh. The serving of tea will con-
Cludc the dclShtful affair.
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About People
Movements of individuals to and
From the City.
AT TIE HOTELS.

est L. Anthony, MoE SahNo"h, H>'tI -
Richardson. Charleston; Mrs Mary Pc
tcrson, Parkcrsburg: Mrs. +. II. Pratt.
Parkcrsburg; William Cleveland. Yves
ton: IL O. Henderson, Morgantown: r.
NJ. Conner. GAINESVILLE, O.; French Nc
Cray. Fairmont.
Grand Central-M. E. Ginther. Raw
enswood: p. l. Rousch. Graham Sta
ton; u. s. Hutton. fairmont; +. NJ.
Ring. Fairmont: J. c. Cornwcll. Mar
gucsse.
windsor-Mrs A. D. Beard. Parkers-
kersburg: J. NJ. Google. New Martins
Vile; c r Morgan. Charleston; II. II.
Hess, F'airmont: r. c. Marquis. Sisters
vile.
Rogcr4-M C. Blackburn. steuban-
vile.
Mrs. ]. Lewellyn and Miss Helen
Alexander OF WoodSfield are the guests
of Mrs c. Z. Dague Of Elm Grove.
Mr.. and Mrs Fred Edcle. who have
spent some time hero visiting the lat
teTs parents, Mr.. and Mrs. +. c. Fette
Of South Jacob street, will return to
their homo in Charleston this morning.
Miss Fanny P. Brady is spending
some time at White Sulphur Springs, W..
Va
Mrs H F. Dobbs Of the Dast End will
leave today for Washington. D. g..
where she will visit with relatives.
Miss Anna Hugus and mother are
visitors at Cambridge Springs
Mrs. Charles w. Hack Of New York
city is q guest at the home OF Mrs. Will
Quimby Of Lenox
Mrs. J. c. II, Lee and son arc among
the Wheeling folks in the east TO greet
the boys from overseas. Lieut. Col. Lee
is expected 20 arrive in New York this
week, and Mrs. Lee IS there to greet
her son on his arrival from overseas.
Mrs. George Rowe Is in New York.
where she greeted her son. Lieut.. Rowe,
on his ARRIVAL from overseas on Mon
day. Lieut. Rowe will have to remain
in ON eastern hospital for some time be-
fore returning TO his home in this city.
Mrs. William Small Of st. Louis. Mo.
left yesterday for her home after u
short visit with her daughter, Miss An
gela Small OF Wheeling.
p. J. Howley has received word or
the safe arrival in uoboken. y. j.. Of his
von. Corporal Leon J. Howley.
Miss Amy Nash Of Gallipolls is visit
ing local friends.
Mrs. George Hewitt Of Woodsdale Is
entert aiming Miss Louise EilSack or
Pittsburgh.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Rodebaugh OF
baugh's sister on the Island.
Miss Margaret Lake, who has been
confined to her home on the Island Tor
q number OF days with severe attack
of tonsllitis, has sufficiently recovered
to be able to be out.
Miss Gertrude Houston has returned
from Sistersville after an extended VISIT
with friends in that city.
Mrs. Mayme Hunter and daughter
Betty. are spending a short vacation
with friends in Baltimore, Md.
Mrs. Kate McMullen, r ~, OF the
Ohio Valley General hospital, has de-
parted for Washington, d. c.. where she
expects to make her future home.
Capt. J. F. Stewart has returned 10
Camp Sherman after short time spent
with local friends.
Miss Ada Jones OF Cleveland. Ohio.
has returned to her home after short
visit with Mrs. r. Il. Marshall OF Wood
lawn
John GroEan will leave for Grafton
this morning on matters of business
William Bucroft Of Indiana street.
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WOMAN SO Ill f.
COULD NOT walk
Lydia Pinkham'sV Vegetable
Compound Restored Her
to Health.
IIHIlgHu!NI

Perth Amboy, NJ. -" For three
years | suffered with a severe female
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Shower Thursday.

Miss Mary Weymann will entertain
with a miscellaneous shower at her
home near Bethlehem on Thursday. This
will be arranged in honor Of Miss Mabel
Rcnnard. whose marriage to Mr.. Eugene
Weymann will he an event OF June IL.
The hours will be from s until 10. The
color scheme Of pink and white will be
carried OUT in all the decorations
The Lady Golden Links were enter
tanned Monday evening by Fairmont
Lodge. No. 10. Order Of Golden Links,
in their lodge rooms in the Fleming
building. Fairmont. One Of the enjoya-
bic features Of the program was the
mock imitation. NusIc was furnished
hv tho Golden Links musicians during
the serving of supper II. w. Mitchell,
supreme organizer Of Wheeling. and J.
C. Woodward. supreme chaplain. OF
Pittsburgh, were visitors at the meet
ing.
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sylvia l.aEKln
Caroline Waite
Nellie Clark
Theresa G. Cook
re, in attendance:
Bertha Dougherty
Rachel Robinson
Alberta Lewis
Theresa c. Cook
Elsie Wagner
emma Brandon
hIararet Hicks
Betty Morgan
Alice Homer
Margaret Herbert
Margaret BuroharI
Catherine Kaiser
Catherine Under
wood
Hazel Cline
yerda Stanley
Sarah Goetze
Edith Jurgenson
Hazel c. Cselton
Miss Bean
Gcncvieve Helm
bright
Dorothy Stanton
Maize Coype
Josephine Nolan
Anita Carney
Irma Bayha
Della Wcidnan
Mary F'inncrty
Della Fette
I.ctha Graham
Otth"lia Schubert
Edith Schubert
Edith Hawkins
Ruth Russell
Very DaCey
Alma Snider
Jeannette Mehen
Trina Schenerlein
Raphael Haveron
Edna Knolte
Rcrnctta Evans
Bcrnice Kline
Mary Bonar
Eugene Shromp
J. r. Strobcl
VIM. II. Hagedorn
Werner Mason
4. A. Freter
Edw. J. Quigley
Robert Becker
C.. VI. Ford. Jr.
Harry Simpson
OTTO Dinger
Charles Ray
Geo. OCk
Alfred Schambra
Howard Hide brand
David Selway
II. l.. Robinson
Norbert Loos
Lewis Cook. Jr.
II. D. Keffet
Fred Neibergan
Wilfred Meyers
Ernest W. Cline
Leonard Smith
Howard Manion
Charles Manion
Alfred r. Eberhard
Chas. Springer
Lawrence Mayer
Edward Lee. Jr.
Charles II. Conrad
r. e. E.ummel
Clair Steadman
Thco. Limlcy
Harry Hartman
]. NJ. Stewart
G.. Leo Bremen
Victor Brinkmaa
William BUGGY
Carl V. Miller
Richard Bailey
Edward Loos
William \. Reeves
Kenneth Keyser
\. \. Dorsey
Henry T.. Grob
and MHSSrS:
Vim. BIschoff.
D.. \. J. Harness,
G as. ManiOn,
Harry F. Clouso.
Oscar Schme!chHl,
James Dansou.
o.. Mueller.
Elmer becknr.
Vim. Pischoff
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ANANA -.
John o. Schencrlei
Vim. c. Dannenoe
Misses
Florence Young
Alverda Jerome
Dorothy Greig
Hazel Weight
The following "
Misses:
Ruth Vernon
Helen Rolf
Teresa EeltE
Daisy Goodhue
Marguerite Plume
Elizabeth Farmer
Zita Roth
Millicent Thompson
Lena KRAFT
Clara Shiner
aHelen Bailey
Emile Lewis
Clara Stein
Mildred BeeT
Gladys Gish
Nellie Moser
Frieda Dorsch
Marie Becker
Hanna Johnson
Marie WOODBURY.
Virginia Floto
.rma Burkham
Virginia Springer
Anna Barrett
girFinia Lee Moore
sara Davis
Virginia R"iAacher
Marian Del
Virginia Hodge
Helen Hopwood
Anna Hartman
Shea frung"rman
Helen FRANKIE
Bertha Rose
Mary Handler
Genevicvc Bradhel
Naomi Seamon
cora Frazier
Anna May Beulek'
Caroline Kranjae
Vera MCElroy
emma Dimmerk
?rieda Hodorp
, Marian Dunn
MessrS.-
Carl Brandau
Bernhard Tecters
Carol Hicks
Floyd Smith
Rudolf Appel
Victor II. Geoha-t
David Jackey
VIM. f. Groo
Herbert Jones
NJ. 4: Cobb
Alfred Lehman
Louis RelnaCher
Paul W. RcrtSChy
John :. Trewcrk
VIM. G. StoCkcr
W. e. Ryan
". ". Moore
"A. l. Moore
W. II. Lanhan
Luke McNabc
Fred Heir
James Gibbs
w. w. Shaffer
James Ritz
Earl Spence
Nm kellSmeyer
VIM. MCEabc
John Blessing
William McAdam
George Feeters
VIM. Montegal
L. II. Garden. Jr,
J. Mango
Clyde Campbell
John J. Jacobucc'
Cecil Conner
Herbert Rodocker
DoTus c. Russell
2 Thos. ]. Williams
Bernard Schaffcr
T. W. Daniels
w. z. Row
Milton J.
SchlCsinger
Chas. L!ttHn
Mcsdame
A. L. Moore.
Edwin Biehl.
Irwin 3. Wolfe.
4. L. ColviE.
e.. L. Feiock.
n. Earle Rogers.
w. +. Scott.
l. w. L. Woodruff.
? II. L. Robinson.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-28
clerk Asked for Salaries List.

Councilman Note moved that Cl"rk
Smith b. directed to furnish council
with a list of salaries pAld 10 the VA
rious city Office holders At once. Mo-
ton was amended to make 1t read AS
soon as possible" and carried by unan-
imous vote. On motion Of Thompson
the whole of council was made Il com