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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-10-13
Ohio Valley News

for Ranger, Texas, to work in til" OIL
NJ. l.. Corner. of California, is visit
ing friends here.
Howard Goddard. Of Lower Newport,
was IN town, Friday.
Mrs. Annie Culvcraouse and daughter,
Of WuOdStIeld. o., are visiting Mr..
Annie Haddox. this week.
Mrs. II. G. Williams and daughter,
Miss Vera. were shopping at Marietta,
Thursday
William Eddy. OF Friendly. was a
business calrr here Friday.
Homer Ea!stun is home from Triadcl-
phia.
&. A. Locke. Of Raven Rock. was 4
business caller here Thursday
Mr.. and Mrs. James Bradford. Of
Jaco 2sburE. o.. are visiting relatives
and friends here.
Dr Gcors" Gale, Of Newport. was a
caller here Thursday.
Doris Williams spent Saturday with
friends at lavcn Rock.
Mrs. Harold RIGGS. OF Ben's Run. was
In town. Thursday.
A. l.. Symmonds was at Marietta. Sat
urday.
Mrs. L. A. PfalzGraf and daughters.
Agatha and Alta, and Mrs j. r.. sim
mons, Of EOckpoTt, are VISITING relatives
here.
". T. Cumhligc, Of Shaun"". was 4
business caller in town. Wednesday.
Clyde sullivan spent Thursday at his
home in WilliamStOwa.
Miss Mabel Strcrc spent the week end
with her parents at Grape Island.
Mrs. Effic humphrey was shopping at
Marietta. Thursday.
Elvin Tyler. Of Marietta. was caller
here. Friday.
Everett, iIcGre fell Thursday evening
breaking his arm.
Mrs. Neuton Osdn. of Marietta. was
in town Thursday.
s. 4. Bell Of HiChland. was a bus
ness caller here, "Wednesday,
Miss Ola Edgar was az Marietta on
Thursday.
VI. VI. McGraw has purchased IN" G.
J. Gardner property on Fifth street.
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COLERAIN

Mr., and Mrs. l.. r. Stocr. OF Barncs-
yiIl". spent the weekend with relatives
here.
nnishers III the lntclligenSers Automo-
bile and DinmCnd campaign.
Mrs. Il. \. bailey and daughter Helen
wCrc thr guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. J. K
" T Eoy. and ri' Mrs.. +. II. Randall of Col
umhus. arrived in '"lcraln. lhurSuas.
to go In housekeeping here very soon.
Their many friends extend TO them thclr
hcartIcst cunSralulati"n
MIR. and Mrs. John krciEcr have
rInyrd from rlarington to their nome IN
AIRS. deborah White returned home
from salem, Ohio. where sh" has spent
the summer with her daughter. Mrs. w.
s. Garrett.
Grove. was a caller here Wednesday.
Mrs w. l.. ITyur was wheeling
shipper Monday. ~ ,.,,,.
~. Arthur. Of Mt. Pleasant. deliv-
red an "N"cil"nt sermon sunday eve
Mr J. Y. Hcrrr. IF Mound*yill", was
visiting q. \. Miller this week.
Mir and Mrs J. T.. Beck and son
clifford were callers in wheeling IueS-
Mrs. G. K,hhcl WIS H." gust Of rcla-
lives and lri niS ut B"llairG this week.
Mrs ". II. RUh,rts was business
caller in Martins Ferry Tuesday.
Mrs Curn"lia NiCk"rS il visiting MT.
and Mrs :. l.. NIckrr$ this week.
MIR nnd Mrs. j. W Walker and FANNY
were tn" guest If Mr. and Mrs. &. II.
Walker 81 Elm Grove sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. hrltlc and daughters or
I.lnSin: w"r" tn" guests of their son
Thomas hrl;l" at this place.
Mrs l.. t. Hampton is ~" guest OF
her daughter Mrs. !. y. Van i"It or
Martins Perry.
Mrs. L. T. Murd",li ard daughter Mar
irrir. Of Il"nSnnr Grove. were cniiers
h"r" Thursday.
Miss Nudry Wright Sp"u; tn" wc"k-
md with her parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
WRIGHT
Mis- Nhhic Murdork continues about
,ir" Nih.r, Shar;.ry Wis the ;:rust Of
h.r brother Mr.. .iayl"r "f Wheeling this
w'"k
squire r. ". simpson and wife OF
Kart, II were thc guests "f Mr.. and Mrs.
q. y Mile: Monday.
Miss Anna Murphy was a business
caller In Wheeling Thursday.
M!,4 Edith Scott wns Il Wheeling
shopper Tu"Sd"!.
SIR Gilbert Thomas IL llnrrisNiilc was
4 caller IN rnl"rnin Thursday.
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HARR|SV!LLE

Mrs. William tr"a d."d at her home
w"si If town Tu"stiry nIGht after an i'll
moss Of several months Funeral S"r-
vices were, bald ;i Tn" hrr" Thursday
afternoon followed bv int"rnmCnt at
New Athens. ON" SON. Robert. is the
only surviving m"mh"r ~ IN" family.
The II. II. $. will xiv" n cake walk at
the X Of i. hall Saturday night. Th"
proceeds nrc for IN" school.
Sara. daughter of MIR. aud Mrs VII
liam Kinney. is Al the Martins Ferry
hospital where she WAS operated on for
tn" removal Of her tonsilS.
T.. G.. Wilson and Joseph Murdoch are
erecting a nov barn for William Kin
ncy near tn" rlac" wh"r" IN" old ono
wa; struck by lightning and burned last
summer.
MIR and Mrs. Zen Stanley. Of Los
Gatos. Calf. who hay" been visiting
her sister Mrs. Belle Lennon. have rc-
turned home.
Mr. and Mrs. GrorE" Murd0ck and
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Nriswangcr and
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HIGHER PRICE
LEVELS IN THE
STOCK MARKET

NEW YORK. Oct. 1e-Eirtually lne
.ar,c ;naunncos which governed IN"
movements of n" stock market Gdr'"H
tho summer months wer" operative I'~~
week. trading ON IN" exchange d'NpiNh
ing unusual ac,Ivi:y at materially h'H"
e. ptlCH Levels.
Tho trend Of tho steel strike. prosper
Gus domestic business conditions Az"
further expansion Of foreign trade. de-
spite another reversal on exchange
asaIns, London and continental Europe.
were among the chief sustaining l"'-
tors.
Some idea Of tho markets underlying
strength may hc CLEANED from the lar'
that n number Of specialized lndustTials
attained rev miximume. while the m
dustrial list almost as Il Who'll" was "'
tho highest average over recorded.
Wall street viewed with coTSid"rao'
interest The proceedings ot IN" 'nuIH
trial conference at Washington. esp"c'-
ally IN their bearing upon existing '1ooI
unsnttlcmcnt and attendant economic
problems.
Railroad shares were unusually prom
mont and strong. a helpful development
in thn; quarter being the announcement
,ha, tho rlau Of Director General Hines
Ia return tho transportation systems |"
their owners IS assuming definite forih'
7, is realized. however. that important
federal legislation remains TO be enact
cd II this progress - carried out al IN"
expiration Of the year.
The money market offered more IMAM
q slight intimation OF Forthcoming r.
ouirements, not 50 much in the higher
rates for call loans as in the trmer ton"
~ time funds. which were in active de-
mand at 6La per cent.
Although trading in bonds failed 10
keep pace with the rapid movement set
by the stock market. investment condi-
lions. as viewed by bankers, continued
highly satisfactory.
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BELMONT

Mrs Hollis Moore and daughter Of
Hunter, visited her parents al Lamps
Vile" 4 few days this week.
The carly beginners Will be Tho happy
fnishcrs in the IntclliECnsrr's Autonlo-
bila.and Diamond campaign.
Miss Leila letters iS very i'll at her
home with typhoid fever.
THURSDAY.
Mrs. clara Milhoan spent n few days
last week nj the home of her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Scott.
Sam Crow and family spent Sunday At
Frank MoOrc's.
Walton Wheeler was a visitor in town
Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs Henry Gatten and daugh-
ter and Miss Elva Luke were visitors in
town Saturday.
Mr. Harold sumption. who has snrnt
the past several months al Camp Taylor
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little son. Of Clarksburg. Pa, spent Sum
day nj the home OF Mrs. David Murdoch.
Donald. son of Mr.. and Mrs. W. e.
TUland. and Lorisc. and daughter OF MT.
and Mrs. Jesse Beck. are on the sick
list.
Mrs. l.. c. Lyle has returned after .
visit with friends in Bellairc and Wells
burg.
Media Lyle will leave Saturday for q
visit with friends in Barberton. Ohio.
Gertrude Binns is attending high
school at GAINESVILLE.
Mrs. Dennis. Of hdcna. and Mrs
Mason. Of Scio were callers on Mrs.
Harvey Graham recently.
Mrs. John Glazner is visiting friends
III Cambridge.
Mrs. Carl Johnson and son Melvin are.
visiting friends at WCllsville.
Mr.. and Mrs. Maurice Wooster and
daughter Dorothy. who have been visit.
ing Mrs. Woostcr's mother Mrs. Rachael
Fashion. have returned TO their home In
Wcllsville.
Mr.. Hylc and little son. Of Martins
Ferry were in town on business Wed
ncsday.
Howard Rothfuss and George East.
HON were business visitors in Wheeling
Saturdnv
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LOUISVILLE

Joseph II. Lor"r has sold his fay1l
VS. al town /" i.d. Refine. of near
M"rri>t"wn. for $6,u"". Mir. Lup"r and
son. Harold and WIFI. will move III Nh
near future into In" two houses ON The
farm they have purchased south OF ST..
i1nr>Nlll". We wish them unlimited
success AZ they leave us and ar" glad Ia
wclr"m" Mr.. Feline and family into Our
community. Wilson and Cornell l.Uprr
ar >nph"m"rcH IN 81. ClarsvIllc High
school.
D,ut hesitate 20 enter the IntcIligcn-
c"r's Automobile and Diamond Cam
p"isn-i il it is GOOD for YOUR neishbors
Mr. and Mr.. Harry kilimcy"r and :on
jack. of Struh"EyI!lr. spent this wHr';
with }. \. -lik.ms"".
William I"nnlnRS. Eryan. a: Ii" wts
l""k dinner at W,lrom" Inn. Nrrr,'
Inner. II. :. $rpc. TEACHER In IN" local
schools. Dismissed tn. children and Hon.
l:rynn srok" L. th'm from B"wlrS'
'i"pS IN IN" importance" II an rdu"at ."n
and how on" VIII miss II III after NJ.
IT," ais" brought IN ia" subject Of "T"m-
r"ranr"."
Tw" wrecks occurred GA Friday Il
Lcld:Nill". p'' nj IN" top nf tn Vest
rru Nm wh'n Ruick touring chr
Llt,hrd aud two wheels were torn OF:
~" other ou TIA" town h.Il when = Ford
inrn"i iurtl" H"d ~ dozen of egg Voc
smashed and other dnras" done y"
me WAS hurt in either nrc'd"nl.
The Suphomur" DUmctS!r Sc:.'.i"''
lass Of 81 tlairSVillr Nigh srhoui
pirnr"krd in : d"buttnm'G meadow JUS
below town on Wednesday evening". Thr
girls report Il fin" Time. tn" trrp wts
mud. in l.'st,r'* truck. lirsiL" tn las
ih"y w"r" accompanied 10y Sup"rin',E nd
Ia nni Mr." HrN i!ar.! llnId"i,. p"n-
nd Dnulry. Mr. AID Mr.. Il, Rirlarl-
son. lrmr iufrn'r Marjorie BoEcS.
SaIr M.,m*. H. Ruth I"lirf" and Nj,
counts. teacher "a III. Domestic Si"'','"
". ". cows: and WIFI. "t Wh""i'n%.
hnv" been sp'ni;n~ tn past week ~
" Gloom" Inn. &ir"ndng tho rrv''hl
meetings oi tn CHRISTIAN church n
Rrth"S,la he'd l.! til" pastor. Rev. w.
f.. Walker.
Miss sophia Elcrirk. ASSISTANT ma;r"n
Of tn" S"!laIrr hospital. - Visiting at
the HON" "f Man IIamm"rlc
Mis- r'l"r"urr l.%t"p l. spending III. .
w'"h with Miss t>tclla Winters. Il
FHirvicw.
Mrs. G.nrr" Burns. oc belmont. was
tn" guest recently Of h"r daughter. Mrs.
William Davis.
{. G. BOwIcs mad" a business trtp {"
MnrriStnwu on Friday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. ". ! Mcpherson aNd
Mr. and Mrs. John T. Clark attended tn"
Currency county fair last week.
Miss Ella Matthews accompanied h.
her brother. Elias Matthews. or Flush
ing. are visiting ut the home OF th"if
brother. Wilbur. "f Canton. and New
Philadelphia friends.
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new AMBASSADOR
COMING FROM ITALY

ROME. Saturday. Oct. 1I.-Italy has
dncidcd 10 send 10 Washington new
ambassador to take the place OF Count
V. Macchi hi CcIlcre. but the govern
nent has not chosen the appotntSe as
set.
II IL agreed that rhe man 20 b" named
mus, he an accompl shed diplomat. thor
oughly acquainted with the language
and habits OF America and commanding
great respect by his career. He must in
addition. il IS said. have complete
knowledge Of financial economic and
commercial conditions. II is admitted
these qualities will be hard to Ind in a
single individual.
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Announce ParadeG.

The parade committee Of the Jetter-
SON County Home Coming Celebration.
announces a d"cortcd automobile par
nd. rnr the AFTERNOON OF Friday. October
+ and i military parade for Saturday
morning 10 O'Clock. The committee, Of
frrs $30O in cash prizes for the best
decorated autos IN Fridays parade 1t
= .Np.ctcd tnat 1000 or more soldiers.
sailors and marines will participated in
,hr military parade to be led by Gen
erals Glenn and f'ranSworth. The OH
CiaI program Of events Tor the two Gays
If nm. celebration will be announced ON
Monday
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ST., MARYS

Mrs. W. =. DUtSOn spent the week end
with her daughter. Miss Eva. at Nor
Xantowu.
Don't hesitate 70 enter the Intelligent
GERS Automnbilr and Diamond Cam
paign-f II is good for your neighbors.
it's good for you.
Nr. and Mrs. Clyde Mathcrs spent a
few days II ParkerSburs,. his week.
Michael Eddy. Of Maxwell. was in
town. Thursday
Wayland Williamson. Of belmont was
caller here Thursday
o.. GeorE" Iantn.r. "i Belmont. was in
town Friday.
Joe Safety and Blair Core left Friday
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SISTERSVILLE

Rev. and Mrs. VIM. A. Mckc" ar" IN
receipt IF q letter from their son. l." a. p
enant Richard Mckee. who has been III
overseas scryir" since carly last sum
mcr. stating that he has been ordered L"
report for duty in Warsaw. Tho letter
did not state why Ii" had been sent L"
Poland. nor how long h" expected 10 b"
there Tho letter was written hurri"dIE
and merely stated that no had been or
drrcu TO make hurried preparation. IL"
il now stationed at C"hi"nH
Don't hesitate TO enter the Intelligent
GERS Automobile and Diamond Cam
paign--if II is good Tor your n@EhDorS.
Icc"mpanied by his wife and llrtl"
son James l.. Cluslcy. formerly "i this
city. now at Tampico. Mckee. sr"mi th,,
forenoon in Sisicrsvill" calling upon old
friends. They arrived on III" m"ruIur
train and left this afternoon for Tl'h..-
vile. r. About three years az" Mr
rlusl"y was sent to Tampi'" H. IN"
He and his family will return to h'Nl'"
in u few days.
Prayer kirnball. son Of Mr.. and Mrs
Charles kimball. was removed l." tn"
local hospital this afternoon :" uud' ~"
an operation FOR appendicitis.
Mrs. Will WcbbCr. who underwent an
operation at the Ohio Valley General
hospital at Wheeling Il few days ago. Is
much improved.
Thomas j. Mccoy is expected hurr"
this evening from B"llf!owcf. No. where
he attended the funeral If his aunt. Mrs.
Friend Wells.
Mrs. Mary Y. Kerr and DAUGHTER. Of
Crbana Ohio. who have been the guests
Of relatives here, returned home thus
morning.
DR. and Mrs. Robert Thaw will leave
today for Akron. OHIO. 10 max" their
future home.
Mrs. NJ. V. Danscr leaves in u C,'w
days for n lengthy visit with her aash-
ter in Tulsa. Okla.
Rev. and Mrs. D. l.. Ash viii leave to
morrow for Huntington. wh"r" they will
make their future home. Thcf house
hold goods are being packed and shipped
today.
Mrs. 7. II. Thornton and it'll" son viii
IrnIc tomorrow for 4 weeks visit with
relatives and friends in Wheeling.
Il. l.. Meredith. Of Loves l'ur$l,y.
was a business visitor her" today.
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\, thu meeting of IN" Ia! lorS F,dEG
Agricultural club which Will b. h"iu
OCTOBER 30 at $50 " NJ. IN" following
program Will lac given:
lIuW L. liundl" Poor Land. w, T. 'fow
ste General Discussion.
S:Ju---'iuud Roads. $500. II. W. r"a''I
g.uu General Discussion
HI selected ......-., ...., W. iN''N
H:%u-'iru"rnl Discussion.
!.iu--Iivw The community tHn Ma
The School ...... II. H. Strawn
ga General biSCuSSI"n
iu tn The ISr Of tnmm' r"ial f"rtIl-
Izrrs .. Cecil TImm"nS
luln--,iru"rnl pi:'cuSSl"iI.
lou Report Of Stock committee.
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CAUTION WITHOUT
PESSIMISM, ADVICE

NEW YORK. Oct. 12.-Henry. Clews
says: Despite pesimistic predictions OF
money troubles III various quarters t!r
fact remains that there has been ueC'utu
Improvement in many essential aspects
of the financial outlook. Although rates
have been high they have steadily man
tanned themselves on a lower level IMAM
that Of mdSumm"r. There has hrtn Il
dec. d"d falling off IN tAH demand LOT
crop moving funds due 10 western pros.
rrritv and the apparent prospect tnas
there would b.. a smaller amount OF
grain TO b" taken car" OF. BanklhE cor
ditiunS whiir continuing nI3Ited are
nevertheless Sh"wi"g III" results ot an
effort ~ adjust them (" ~" SITUATION
and 70 prevent uUdu" extensions OF
loans or IN" whole. Therefore o",ln
and sock ISSUES It an inE"St'h'ht w,
SC-;D;iun nave hold tn":r own rtSp'rt-
,b,y. y - lk"'y TIA; money rates VIII
rnr.iinu. T.gn For S"Ec tim" ~ one
Indeed. under 'Nj>;'nE conditions ihiH -
;rrting hank funds against undi" ~
l,r.:a:iuri. IN SoTnr aspects ther" core -
mus, h, Regarded A. sign or hraith
rather :&Lu n" CcH' rs. Mi;tn. u"M-
svrr. mus depend up"" '"hd'''SnH as
sh.> ,lcyr,op themselves in the INDUS
trial wu~ld and especially a. at'Gci'hS
r,;,iinrS between labor and capita! dliT-
ing tn immediate future. SHSr"ASt""iti,
nr.,sSurly throw Hddt;!"HHi burden.
upon the banks and n'csSS:'a'I tH.'r
"rnr-,f .-' business h"uS' = 'i'd pr"
Gu.erS taat would no; "therwtsr mo-
SUI @S:;:::oT,,. Il ms c"nh''I!"n ,ns
;-:,,i ,un:rr, -" At Washington mas
n.., Ia. KIDD - a. afford nS orr i:E''
MN -. crrc-al outlook II" !I"'S7
~ tic ~. salient and rs r"r'-rth""S ~
ahf'iiN - ra".."' pete HCt.Nr'E '''N' 80,
&c. r,.grd g.. ~:gm:!cHC,'' ~ -
ssss;.ns The. ~! hay" ;&"!c 'rn1"r;-
.,,.... bur = = r..r i.A'.N ;Gn' ANY num-
ji,.t,, o. d-r.;.v" solution ~ present al
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MOUNDSv|LLE
NEWS
Henlth Carnpaign Ends

Til" Marshall County Health Cam
puiEn. conducted Icy III" stat" depart
mcuu &c health has. ended III this CITY.
The campuIn MAS conducted by Mrs:
lean :. Dillon. Dr. +. j.. FarSwoTth ana
Mr.. T.. :. TiSdd~ and all CNurcSS"d ih"ir
opinions that MOunuSSIll1 ~ It very SAN
llary city. lacking Oul! 4 more sanitary
method Of garbage disposal.
Many babies Wrr" examined nj IN"
court nous" and much good work WAS
done Miss Hazel lIi"ruW. public
heal n nurse, h"lpt.d with III" baby clinic.
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uouor S0ldiara

The town of Irondale held \ home
coming celebration for returned heroes
Saturday afternoon. y large crowd OF
citizens of the town and surrounding
country participated hut most Of the
elaborate program had to be curtailed
owing to rain. The address Of the day
was delivered by Congressman Frank
Murphy. Of this city.
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STEUBENVILlE

Wilson r. Marshall. aged - years. or
;n;S r:rN. "mp!OIcd a. / brakeman N
;u- Wr!rtun raiivrad yards. met IL h"rr!-
III" i.sAth cher. Saturday evening when
h.. fell III front ~ a passenger train ana
was cmt IN IH". Thu locomotive was de-
rallied when |; passed over his BODY.
Marshall waS running across the tracks
ord S.ipred and fe.:. Tho victim is sur
VIVID by his We and w" small chill
ir.n IN" remains We're brought TO
u.":EU ia tHj< city and prepared Tor
;,:riH!.
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AMERICAN hoNo1ED

ROME. Saturday. Oct. 11.-Colon4
Mcrvin c. Buckley. military attAche a
the American embassy. who Is retiring
from his post. today was awarded tho
commandcrship Of ST. Maurice By Q a.
cree Of King Victor Emmanuel. -
Colonel Buckley sailed from Naples to
day on board the steamer Giuseppe Verdi
for New York.
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Marriage Licenses.

tla!r Artman. IS. and Helen Butler
II. both Of StrubnnIi!l Johnson Mont
gomery. 20. and Margaret Eurchft"ld
~. both Of Eas; Springficld;Fred Brind..
ley. So. and Pearl IadEway. Is. both or
Raylard: oscar Rrmmy. -. and Elvie
bennett. -. both OF Stcubcnville. Geo:
Browning ~. Of Columbus. o.. and
Myrtle Griffin. -. OF BcrgholZ.
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Saeka Damages.

Leon 'iiba>, administrator OF the es-
tate nc Leon GihaS. aged years mas
brought suit against Mike Tulenick. OF
Empire. o.. for $1,000 damages for the
death Of tn" boy who was killed last
August wien run over By an auto truck
canned :tud driven BY the defendant. The
,I"r"ndan. is charged with negligence.
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Tailed TO Deliver.

Ahc iiufirich;"r. of ths city. was to-
,!av mad. Defendant IN w" court actions
for failure to deliver wh!sk"y {" Thco-
dorc and Mrhii" karujSh. % this city.
The former sues for S5W0 and the latter
for $1,000. claiming defendant refuses
To return their money. The whiSkry.
which was to have been delivered TO tho
plaintiffs. was seized by federal officers
in transit from Pittsburgh 10 Stcubcn-
vile
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ARM FRACTURED

SISTERSVILLE ". Va. Oct. II
Joseph Archer. sophomore in the local
hiEh school. fell with the weight OF his
hodv on IS right arm. fracturing that
member at the wrist. Only few weeks
ago his brother Lawrence sustained a
broken arm while cranking a Ford car.
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WARWOOD
H;rh Schools Notes,

The WIrwnuH hiEh fNUthAII lcIln NhF
returned from Pittsburgh where they
Witnessed tn" Iltt-W. VI. gam" Satur-
DAY. All enjoyed IN" trip.
The. I.itrrar.. Society WAS we'll attend
rd Friday evening. Every one enjoyed
H.. nrnErliu
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Delivered Lecture

lr. i'nrntwUlth SiruNc 1" = inrg" AUDI
i,n,,, last night at IN" United l'rr&h,-
irrian church "u "'rh" church and rub
lie II"nl!h." IT,. i.Is" Sr"k" al III" Park
rh"air" Friday evening "a matters per-
t.irIuL to tin. rabbi" health 'unI"i' nee.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-10-13

The local high team will begin hard
practice for In" game with SlSttrsTiIie
next Saturday a. Warwood. IN" war
wood people are very much Interested in
the high team.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-10-13
High Wins Again.

StruhervilIc high ANNEXED another
rridtnrn victory saturday afternoon by
defeating Bu-grttst"wn high by p score
If 81 t. ~ Th" local team 'Nrclicd in
every styi" Of play and IA" visitors were
never dangerous.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-10-13
Sunshine Club.

Mrs Frank pitrh was hostess Thurs
A.,y afternoon to IN" Sunshine Fluh
The Afternoon was spent IN nredlcw"rk
and at Il proper hour luncheon was
served. Mrs. Henry Pitch. of lark"rS-
burg. WAS In, honor guest.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-10-13
Entc,tntned rricntl5

Ms. S,uuul Williams ut Glendale.
entertained - number at friends at her
AunIr III ,iloudr!" Saturday evening. IT."
r.Ia!: was IA honor al E"r r!Tl2
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-10-13
Canton stu Necessary.

i'LI;TCn WITHOUT ptS%IWIH!H - u :
-,,,.,i,. ,hr VIZ" attitude IF h"th lnNsS-
.ors and Spectators ~ Tho i'rtSen, mo, mo,
,nent. The country = prosperous ana
International position singuIarF
.Irorr I-nEis. political action or IN
ac,.nh MAJ damage it AID d"meSii% en-.
S-S.lmnnt: ma r~lur" IA" !nyrSim"nt
return or standard issues. but the zen
NAL Adjustment OF present tr""nicS
Inns ~ :n- tlr-stghtei well assured
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-10-13

'rh.. ,IlA r.umril VIII hn''; =: r'GulHr
So. sion ihiS evening. rs Tar as -
known only ROUTINE h.sIr"SS Will u"
irInS;MfiI
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-10-13
DR.. Fleming Preached

u Fleming. irrstd nj If Wesleyan
college, al Bd'hhrnnum. preached Il Ihc
sermon last ,Nru.nE I" u lhrE" hudi"l'"
IN the FIRST VI. l.. church.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-10-13
City Council

All The banks of the city Will h" closed
iu,,,y ~ Uhsrrl auc'' of Columbus Day.
n l"pal holiday.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-10-13

TIL" Homo Nursing class Will meet
al the high school building Monday al
irrnuon Mrs. Susan Cooke VIII be in
.'harSr.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-10-13

Seven persons will be made supremacy
happy in the lntrlligcnCcr's Automobile
ana Diamond Campaign-you can be one
OF them.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-10-13
Home Nursing Class.

matters will he discussed. social
hour viii be enjoyed.