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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-07-24
FOLLANSbEE

FOLI.ANSREE. w. Va. July "a
Work has been started on fly" new
houses III thu upper orchard near Mar"
avenue 10y IN" mill company and VIII
be occupied aS quickly rs finn Sh"r. flNH
more houses ar" undtr "nnStru'"l"n on
the hill above Neville street. The town
is not experimenting 4 hlg building h""n'
this year hur all summer l"nE new
houses have been going up in All parts
Of the city. Tn" fiv" houses just started
in tho orchard Will he beautiful homes
and have the most pleasant surroundings
in the town.
Tho FullanSh.." Fairgrounds aSSO"in-
lion. organized here five years ago, and
which opened two fairgrounds enc In
each end Of tho town. ~ having quiet
summer uf II This year. tn" municipal
bathing beach is attracting all tn" young
folks and tn" elder lovers OF outdoor
sports this year. Tkc amus"mcntS y.
the Fairgrounds have not been used
since the beach was opened In May. and
many ar" rushing in their Positions.
Tho big plant Of tn" FollanSho" Bros.
company is operating In full today. Th"
sheet mill department Resumed opera
tons at noon. and now every Depart.
mcnt Is working under full capacity.
Srvcnty-tivc now houses viii b" built
at Beech Bottom immediately. II was
learned here today. 1" TAX" care Of the
new mill men arriving there. Two new
mills arc 10 BE- started 1t the HcCch Bot
tom works this week.
The annual picnic and outing Of the
Episcopal church Sunday school will
be held tomorrow AT Ebcnczcr ScA"ol
house. Two miles above town Tn" chill
4 no in, no f L,.ir ,lNr
who will give them n day Of pleasure
long TO be remembered. Tho pIcnio<'r7
will leave early in the morning and will
be hauled 10 Ebcnczcr in automobile
trucks.
4 special meeting Of tho F'nllansbcc
volunteer fire department will be held
n the tircmen's chambers. on Penn street
next Sunday morning. July 81 This
will b" a meeting of Importance To- every
! member. Tho regular monthly meetings
are not held during the warm summer
months.
The FollanSbcC ball club wants p game
! for the home grounds next Saturday at
ternoon. Manager Danny Jones is n
! communication with managers Of n num-
! ber OF good nearby clubs and n game Is
assured the fans.
The Pythian Sisters Of Follansbce will
! hold their annual outing Mt the beautiful
! Stceplc home. above the car barns. north
! Of town. on August |. \ number Of Wis
! ting sisters will BE- present from Wells
; burg and Wheeling TO enjoy the day as
! guests of the local chapter.
William Shank has purchased farm
! mile cast of town and has moved his
famll ythcrc. II" StIil hodS his position
in IN" local steel mills.
Dewey cox * on TN" sick list.
Miss Gladys Craig spent Tuesday AZ
ternoon visiting among friends in Wells
burg.
Mrs. Helen Miller has returned home
from a six weeks vacation. spent with
relatives and friends in Cincinnati. Mid
dlctown and other Ohio cities.
Mrs. J. y. Robinson was Stcubcnyille
shopper yesterday.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Campbell. OF
Warren Ohio. arc here spending the
week among friends. Mr.. Campbell is
former w"ll-known F'ollansbec boy.
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weuspurg Canning Kitchen

Inspired by the success OF the coui-
rnunity kitchen held at the !. VI. {. A
by local workers last summer ana W
the numerous requests coming In irOt"
all quarters. II is planned 70 hola
meeting OF the executive committee "'
the community kitchen al the pariorS
OF the Y NJ. G. a. on Charles street
THURSDAY afternoon. al o'clock
All the ladies who aided IN thr K'''h''
work last year arc urged 70 Dc prescn:'
Miss Warren. state homo demonstration
agent from the West Virginia university
AZ Morgantown. will address the gath"'-
ing on plans for conducting community
canning this summer and Will ot'r
many valuable suggestions for the sue
cess Of the work.
II has been demonstrated iha' II j.
cheaper 20 Co-opcrat" with the comm"-
nltv workers at the kitchen and pay a
nominal price per can FOR cann'ns
fruits and vegetables than I" d" II a
home. Many farm women hay" o'''
enthusiastically asking for such "orn
in a community way thus year. All
workers who helped last year and any
others Interested in canning ar" urS"o
10 be at the y" on Thursday AFTER
noon.
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Hundreds Of men and women or this
vicinity ar" like ships stranded on mo
reefs Their suffering bodies are sloWi:
but surely hcrng battered Ia bits by the
wr"cking waves Of disease. Later tn"y
arc thrown on tho shores of lit" Shat-
tered wreck, doomed To the llElrS
doEth.'
Neglect is what puts most Of thes"
people whcr" they are. They failed l"
heed natures warnings. No person
plays sruar" with himself when ~
opens tn, way for tn" destruction OF
his health through dir" neglect.
When tho body cries out with rack!nG
pains and torm"nting ills. give II a
chance. civ" II tn" helping aid mat ~
needed to again place II in n SOUND
h"althy condition. When for any reason
the vital organs b"Comr impaired. they
need a real help. such as can only be
gwen hv a standard. r"liahl" medicine.
Natures Ills can best be cured IN Ma
lures why. That IL by medicine suCh
as Dr"cn.
' Natures truest mcdicin" is composer
entirely IF roots. herbs. banks and per
rirS and is absolutely free from all
/ harmful mineral drugs and harsh metal
/ lie salts Thu great natural medicine
| has proven a boon to hunircds WI"
sufr,rcd from stomach trouble. dlsor'
| dcrs Of tho kidneys. liver, bowels anc
nerves. and such diseases as rhcutna'
| :ism, Catarrh. asthma and similar Ills
! II seems to furnish just tho necessary
natural clements T. aid IN" human SEs'
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4 WONDERFUL
FLESHBUILDER FOR
Thin PEOPLE
. 1ncxaaSe weight Prom Ten to Thirty
Pounds. A New System Worth
Trying.

Thin mon and women who would like
% increase their weight with ton or ff-
teen mounds OF healthy stay there" fat
should try eating hrtl" "Sarg"n" with
,hair meals for a while and note results.
Herr is a good test worth trying. FIRST
weigh Yourself and measure yourself.
,rhen take Sargen-Onc tablet with every
oeal for two weeks Thrn weigh and
measure again. It isn't a question Of
how YOU look or feel or what your
trends say and think. The scales and
tbc tame measure will tell their own
story. and most any thin man or woman
can easily add from three to five pounds
In the first fourteen days by following
tnIs simple direction. And best Of all
the new flesh stays put.
Sargen Is a highly concentrated flesh
making and assimilativn agent which.
added to your regular daily meals. seems
IN a4naratc and extract from th"m every
ounce Of fat-making material they con-
tain and pass them to III" blood IN an
easilv assimilated form. Most Of this
nourishment now passes from your body
"a waste but Sargen aims 10 quickly
atom tho waste and make the Fat produc-
ing contents OF tho very Same meals you
are eating now develop pounds and
hounds OF healthy flesh safe. pleasant.
easy TO take and inexpensive. {. IA.
Griest G. Co. and druggists everywhere
sell II in large boxes tw"lv" days
treatment 10 a PACKAGE. on guarantee
of weight increase or money back.
Sote-Whilr Sarg"n - widely pro
acribed in the treatment Of nervous In.
digestion, il should not because OF Its
: fat producing power. be used more thar
five days at a time by those who are
not willing to increase in weight al
least ten pounds.-Advertisem
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MclGecAen Briefs.

McSdamcS ] q. Mcbride and J. II.
Brown have returned home after Il brief
visit at New MartinSvillr
Mr.. Scott. representative Of tho State
Speciality Company at MoundSvIIlcS spent
yesterday in this city IN business
Ralph Candy is spending number of
days in Pittsburgh on business in the
interest Of tn" r. d .. Railroad Co.
J. -. Mcbride has returned homo after
a brief business visit NJ Holloway
Miss RoSrlla Doyle has resigned her
position AS st"nographcr ut the Is. & @.
X. r. Co
Mrs. J. McGuffy. Of Grant avenue.
loft yesterday for Texas whore she will
visit her son.
Mrs. Peter Scltncr and daughter. Flor
cnCc, ar" visiting friends at Bridgeport
for a number Of days
Charles Clark was calling on friends
in Martins Ferry last evening.
Mrs. Siberian Etiom. who has hcrn
confined at her homo with typhoid fever
for some tim" is now able TO be- out
again
Mrs. Conway. Of Fourth street. IS
spending n number Of days with her
parents nj Pine Grove.
Mrs. J. Kirk. Of C1aysvillc. is calling
on friends in this city for a number Of
days.
Miss Mollie Perkins. who has been
visiting her aunt IN this city has return
ed to her home at Bridgeport.
Charles Dudley is now on the road to
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turn here tomorrow from V@sar. Men.
where they visited relatives. They VIII
leave the first Of August on vacation
trip to Gull Lake. Ontario, Canada
DR.. p. f. Bone Will return this week
from Lake Odessa, Mich, tor a Shol =
stay.
Thomas May has returned 10 his
home IN Akron. O.. after visit with
. Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Thcopols OF Nor
ton avenue.
Miss Lena PrIchard Of hanninGt"h'
stopped here for a visit with relatives
on her way IN Pittsburgh.
Kenneth Line has returned I" DIS
home in Parkcrsburg. aft.r a visit with
his parents here.
MIR. and Mrs. s. W. Carson of JOINS
| town. Pa. are spending ten days win
her parents on Wood Hill.
Mrs. r. J. Whitfield and Mrs H. T.
Nelson spent yesterday IN Wheeling.
Miss Eva Rays Of Grant avenue. mas
returned home from a visit with friends
in Wheeling.
Mrs. Evelyn Handy Of Charleston
who has been visiting III Clarksburs'
for a few days. stopped here with rcla-
! tiyes yesterday on her way home.
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SISTERSVILLE

Miss Edna Holdrcn. who was grad
uated from the Elliott business college
IN Wheeling 4 short time ago, has &C
ccpted position in this city.
Mrs. Fred Reitz and Miss II. Rcitz
left today for Clarksburg. where they
will be the guests of the former
daughter. Mrs. Pugh.
Mrs. James Neil. Mrs. Harry Cocn and
little son. Harry. Jr.. who have been the
guests OF Mrs. D. Curran. left for Wash
ington. Pa today.
Undertaken Rodney Campbell leaves
this evening for Clarksburg. w. Va.
where he will be in attendance at the
meeting Of the Undcrtakers' association.
J. Is. Brennan. of Wheeling, is in the
city today on business Mr.. Brennan.
who was formerly resident of this
city has many friends here who are
always glad TO sec him.
Mr. and Mrs. T. Thornbrook. of Pitts
burgh. Pa. who have been visiting
friends for a few days. left Monday with
the Flynn family for a several days
stay at Buckeye Lake, O.
Mrs. J. II. Clark. of Cambridge. O..
who has been visiting relatives her. for
the past week. returned TO her home this
afternoon. She was accompanied home
by her little granddaughter. Frances,
and son. James.
Mrs. A. L. West and baby. OF Akron.
O.. arrived Monday and are the guests
Of Mrs. William West and other rcla-
tivcs Of the city.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Bell and little
son and their guest, Miss Alma Bell. Of
Akron, O.. were called to Little Wash
ington. Pa 10 attcrI the funeral of II
relative.
l.. 0. Richmond. who returned - his
homo At Reader a week ago from Jar
seas lice, is the guest Of his unr L..
John Richmond. and family Of this
place.
Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Owens. "f Mid
dl"hnurnc. left this morning for Par
korsburg. where they will spend several
days visiting friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. +. Iockinhcry and
children Of Mcadvillc. W. Va. wcr" II
the city this morning on rout" 20 Grace
town. PA. for a visit with relatives.
W. T.. Hamilton. merchant and bust
ness man OF Hundred. W. ". who hds
been tho guest Of his daucht'r Mrs. G..
r. Rice, returned home today. MIR,
Hamilton was accompanied by his VIII"
and son, Ralph.
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.HIJNDREDS HERE ARE BEING
BATTERED To DEATH BY THE
|VRECK|NG WAVES Of DISEASE
Neglect Has Placed Scores of Local Men ana WON
the Brink of Physical and Mental Ruin
Relief Is at Hand.
Many Are Embracing Great Opportunity to Get Well
Scores Give Startling Testimony-How They
Have Regained Their Health

tenn quickly. permanently and efs|
fcctivcly banishing disease and wipinAg
ont main ~
Among tho hundreds Of grateful sign. Z
cd statements Of testimony from men
and women are statements telling o.
almost miraculous results obtained with
the use Of Drcco in many cases after
everything else had failed To bring
permanent relief. Here arc Just few
selected at random. Read them care
fully. They may bring a message OF
hope to some afflicted friend or rela-
tive: Miss Thcora Tall. 124 Elm street.
Hngcrstown. Md, says, II have been
very sick for many years. can truth
fully say that this wonderful herb medt-
cine. Drcco. has done mo moro goo4
than everything else put together ..
while Mr.. Samuel Brunk. Of Harrison,
burg, Va, comes forward with: "One or
the hest things this medicine has az
compllshed is 10 make me sleep much
better That's a Godsend." And the fol- /!
lowing is part Of the testimonial OF s.
L. Webster. l01 Peachtree street, Char
lottc. n. G., The first bottle Of Dreco-
helped me very much. 70 I got anpthef1A
and now l can truthfully say that Dreco
has stopped every pain in my back, real
Ii we'd the headaches and dizziness ans
made me feel like new person..
Mr.. Kctstcr, the we'll known DTecoS
expert, has headquarters at c. H Gr1eseD
& Co.'S drug store, to meet the locaiT
public and explain the merits OF this
great remedy. Sec him today. -
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9sllvte~ cAnpmeet1nS.

special effort IS being made ms
season BY the officials ~ N" R"iif""
campmeeung organization :" give 90" OF
the very best programs IN tn" h'St"rH
~ ,bis long time popular annual affair.
The program from all indications Will.
az for several years past. VII b" varied
somewhat along the lin" OF thu chaH'
tououa. yet no; so far as can b" Cd
served losing any Of ITS features as
religious organization.
TSose in charge are busy getting tn"
conv for the program ready and expect
:, have the same out carrier this year
than usual. ~
The Kincheloe family has again oHcn
secured 70 take charg" OF nc muslt
For . number Of years past tins tamt'E
OF talented musicians hay" proven moS'
satisfactory 70 the Brook" county lovers
~ GOOD vocal and instrumental MUSE
The program is being looked forward 10
with satisfaction.
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STEUBENVILLE

Special Dispatch to The Intelligencer.
STEUBENYILLE. Ohio. July "a
William Buster Green. brought back
here from Brooke county yesterday to
answer 10 an Indictment for keeping a
gambling room. drew fine OF 5000 and
costs and thirty days in the Canton
work house when h eentered a plea Of
guilty IN common pleas court this morn
ing. Thomas Walker. colored. also in
dlcstd for keeping gambling room,
WAS fined 5000 and costs escaping the
wOrkhousc because this was the first
time nc has been before the court. Tha
sentenced gamblers will be taken 10 the
workhouSe Friday or Saturday.
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HOSPITAL Notes.


Mrs. Ia Morris. who underwent Il ser
icus operation at tho Glendale hospital
IS getting along as well rs could be OK
pCCtcd.
Mrs. Harry IagiIll"w. who was i'll at
the Gl"ndal" hospital Tor two weeks. has
been removed To her hone on Fourt n
and Marshall streets.
Mrs. Mary YoSt. uf Marshall street.
who has been i'll NJ tho Glendale hosp
tai for som" time. Is getting along
nicely.
Mrs. Conway. who was III Mt tho
Gl"ndal" hnCpitVl for two wccks. has
been removed Ia her home on Fnurt h
and Logan Strccts.
Mrs. Ed. atcwood was taken Ia the
Ohio Valley General hospital Tuesday
and underwent an operation an opera.
tiou yesterday.
Mrs. John Warner was removed to tho
Glendale hospital md underwent n scrl-
Gus operation yesterday.
Mrs. Thomas Clark is seriously III Al
tn" Glendale hospital
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The Shoe Hospital. Whecling's &
Kest and best shoe repair factory, 1915
Main street.
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POSTMASTER
BUCHANAN
IS Welded

Special 10 The lntel'lG"nrrr.
BUFFALO. y. Y. July Is
Miss Jane Simpson. attractive
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. George
A. Simpscn. OF Hamilton. Gan
ada and Postmaster GerrS" l.
Buchanan. Of Wcllsourg. W. Va.
were quietly married at IN" La
ravette hotel. this evening AZ
o'clock. m tho pr"scnc" ~ few
relatives and friends. Tn C"r''-
mcny was performed by R"E. w
f. Miller. ut Pittsburgh. IA
Immediately after tn" Ceremony
the happy couple departed for At
lantic City. wh"r" they will stay
ten days before taking up their
future residence at 1920 North
Charles street. WcllsburE. W. Va. :
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OFFICERS CHOSEN

CLARkSBURG. w. Va, July a.
Charleston was selected for next years
meeting at the 25th annual convention
of thS West Virginia Funeral Directors
Association here to-day. The following
officers were elected for the coming
year: VI. ]. Lynch. OF Clarksburg. prcst-
dent: Louis BcrtSchcy, OF Wheeling.
vicn president; Frank f. Foster. OF
Wrllcburg, secretary and treasurer. Del
cGTtcs To the National Funeral Directors
Association meeting selected to-day are:
l.. A. Simpson. of Charleston; Mr. Bert
schcy. T.. NJ. Kendall. OF Elkins, and Ed
ward Coocy, of Wheeling.
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Personal Notes.

Mrs Fred Saggerman. OF Canton. d.
- visiting tho homo Of her mother NrS,
Martha Miller. 49,.
Misses Helen and Gertrude Sltte. o'
Warwcod. are spending fcw days with
friends here.
Mrs. Harry W. King and daught"FS
Eva France and Edith Kathryn. VINO t"r
49, ria = Nichols. have returned IL
,beir home in Indianapolis. Ind.
Miss Katherine Pool. Of Brilliant. d.
VAS q Wcllsburg visitor Tuesday.
Miss Adelcnc Sherman. OF Wheeling Is
visiting friends In WcllSburG.
Mrs. Frank Elson and son. FRANKLIN
mail carrier for Fourth ward. left on
saturday evening for st. Louis. They
viii visit at Alton. H.. and other points
in the west.
Franz Lobmiller and Nelson Housh'
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Eagles Stronger Than Evor.

The Martins Ferry Eng!"s. which az.
grcgatlun trimmed the locals IN tho mr.
home game Of the season. staged DC
Grafton Day, will he stronger than ever
when they appear here Saturday for an
other game with the Mound tItys.
They hay. some new players IN the
lineup, and either Jack Nelly or ty
Morgan will do the box work for them.
The local team IS much stronger no ~
ever. than when tho first gam" was
pulled off and local supporters arc con.
tidGut of n victory.
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sues Bigauist.

Jesse Perry Of Point Pleasant. W.
Va. has filed his petition in Common
Pleas court for divorce from Mrs. Della
May Holt-Pcrry. now in the county jail
here awaiting trial for bigamy. Perry
alleges H. married the woman here on
May 10. 1919. and that at the Same time
sh" had n husband living. she having
married Charles Graham at East Liver
pool on April ;. 1919. He alleges de-
PENDANT lived with him ono week and
after getting II supply Ct clothes and
cash from him. deserted him. She left
me u sad but wiser mau" says the petit
tior.
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Elm Grove Personals.

David Mitchell and family. OF Pitts
burCh, Cnruutr to their home from the
middle west. were guests of Mr.. and
Mrs William Boyd. at their home OF
Atkinson avenue. yesterday afternoon
homer Duvall. Of the Pittsburgh An
vii Company, spent yesterday in town
tho guest Of relatives and friends
II. G. Carroll Of tho Warren Manufac-
turing Company. of Spencer. w Va, Is
a visitor in town for a few days.
The creek has been running out full
during the past few days, owing to the
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DEGREE FOE PERsH1NG

LONDON. July 23.-Ai"n"ral John J.
pcrshing. accompanied hy Major Genera!
James II. Harboard chief "f staff Of tn"
American cNp"dltrrrary force. Colonel
Marshall and Major General John T..
Ncadlam Of IN" I;rttrsh army. mOtor"d
To Cambridge this morning.
After General PcrShlnX REC ives an
honorary dcgrC" from. IN" university h"
will be entertained nj luncheon. At 3
o'clock this afternoon General rcrsninE
will leave by special train for Dover.
from which port nc will return 10
France on a British destroyer.
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Charfar RAcaivsd.

ArgOunc Post. American Legion or
Eanz"d here recently by cX-scry1ce men
received its charter today from national
headquarters in New York and a mass
meeting OF cN-soldicrs and sailors will
BE- formed and officers elected. The
meeting was called by temporary Secrc-
tary Clyd" ILnduff All cx-ServICc men
OF Stcubsnville and jefferson county
are urged to attend this meeting. The
post is preparing Ia take an active part
in the soldiers celebration TO be heM
here in September.
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ELM GROVE
Returns to Camp.

George VI. Boyd. son Of Mr.. and Mrs
William +. Boyd. of No. l20 Atkinson
avenue Elm Grove. will return /" The
/. $. General Hospital a; Railway. y. j.,
to-day after spend ng a brief furIough
at his home II" does not know just
when hr Will h" mustered out Of the
service. Mr.. Boyd was first located at
ont f the larI" army camps nj the
south. later being transferred Ia Cape
May. y. J.. and still later 10 III" Rah-
way hospital. He Will <" t" New York
city cnrouto Ia camp. where he VIII
spend gone tim"
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ArriVea Homo.

Charles Tuttlr. OF Wheeling formerly
Of this city, arrived homo after rccriv-
ing his honorable discharges from n
southern camp. II" spent two wears IN
service. n majority If that tim" over
seas. When h" loft tins city nc was
sent 70 an officers training camp and
was commissioner first lieutenant. From
there he was sent overseas whore he
was placed in 4 maChln" gun training
school. He SOM hcrnInc an expert gun
nor and received Il mC~ial for his achieve
mnHt
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Acharrnnn Funeral Today.

Funeral services Will be held TO-DAY
for the late Andy Alderman. well KNOW
resident Of this city. from his late nome
at COZ Water street. Mr.. Alderman was
well known here. and his death was
great shock TO his Immediate trfehos
and relatives. Death being due TO
heat stroke.
Mr.. Alderman has been a resident
.nf this city. thirty years. and was en-
ploycd at the Wheeling Steel and iron
company up until the time OF his death'
He is survived by wife and two sons.
Intermcnt Will be made at Mt. calvary
following requiem high mass al the ST.
Johns church here.
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=. 4 charter was issued IueSday ny
Secretary OF State 90 the Noura l'aI'a
Bcn"fiCicna Dl Benwood, An organiza-
ton Of Italians formed in this city, TOT
the purpose OF mutual and. protection
and the AUGMENTATION Of its members.
Some of the purposes of the orgahlZa-
ton are To encourage the members I"
learn the Declare; ion OF independence
md to keep its principle and IN
the learning and obcyinE OF the constr
tuition OF the United States.
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Our Awnings Satisfy and Shade You
Wheeling Tent & Awning Co. jy-lO-ti
Using PriRopers.

WCrk has been started on clearing on
the ground to he used by the Mounds
VILE Country club for golf course.
Warden J. Terrill Of tho state prison
has GENEROUSLY loaned the officials or
the club 4 gang OF prisoners 10 he used
III the work. Excellent progress is nc
ing made. Alex Cunningham, profess
ional Of the Wheeling Country Club,
will assist IN laying OF tn" course.