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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-06-13
SYMPHONY ENDS
SPRINGS SERIES
Large Audience Hears Final
Concert OF Season

with a larger audience than at
any previous concert. the Seattle
symphony orchestra appeared IN
the last concert Of the spring sea.
son in the Masonic temple auditor.
Ium THURSDAY night. Afierward.
Joseph Rlsthen outlined the plans
OF the organization for the fan con.
RuarantorW be sweilsd. A supper
for orchestra members and guar.
antors followed a, tho Odd Fellows
hall.
The evenings solcists. Lucili,
johnson and Mr. y ~ BECK. harp
lists. and Mrs. Winnifred Lugriu
Fahey. soprano. attained personal
triumphs. Mrs Johnson's work Ga
the Havel number. Introduction
and Allegro was artistic and fin.
lshcd.
Schuber''s "UnfInlshed" sym.
phony taxed the orchestra. not
technically. but In an int.rpretative
sense The full measure OF poetry
In tho melodies and theme demand
poetic insight with which the aver.
age musician II not always en-
dowed. aitho the score does no, pre-.
sent as many difficulties an some
minor compositions. The Bminor
symphony cannot be played to com.
plcte advantage without very
large orchestra. acoustics that con.
siitute a sounding board. and a sym.
pathetic audience. Working aRains,
these odds. Conductor John spargur
gave a very crcditahle interpreta
ton. Goldmark's "sakuntaia" over
turc was vigorously dcllneated and
well received.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-06-13
YANKS REACH \. Y.

NEW YORK. June 13.--The trans.
port Henderson arrived today with
troops of the 3ieth field signal bat.
talon. 405th telegraph battalion;
319th bakery company and several
hundred con- '--~rats and casuals.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-06-13
$5.75 Silk Hand
Bags 1896
Main Floor

TufE Leather Goods Section
has grouped for Saturday
- silk hand bags In black and
navy with center OF Dresden
patterned silk and finished with
oxidized silver frames and IN.
side coin purse. Formerly
1915 Special for Saturday,
cholce ..ss.s......... 1J.DD
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-06-13

makes greater appeal.
With the magnetic personality OF
villa as chief recruiting agent the
new revolution viii likely prove for.
midablc.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-06-13
The Rhodes co.
Kodaks, Films and Supplies

THESE black costume vel
i vet and black silk MORE
jackets. sold formerly at
$24.50, $3.50 and S34.75,
and are priced special just
for Saturday morning until
noon. The velvet jackets
have a smart vestee of fancy
silk and are belted and fin
ished with buttons, lined
with silk peau de cygne.
The silk MORE jackets are
full belted and button fin
ished. Sizes "a TO AZ.
Choice Saturday until noon
at ................ S10.75
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-06-13
Spanish War Men
Honor Roosevelt

BELLiNGHAM. June i3.-The
United Spanish War Veterans OF
Washington and Alaska will banquet
tonight in honor OF Col. Theodore
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-06-13
Beaded
GeOrgette
BlOuSeS
$5.75
Upper Main Floor

AND other dainty models
"A with tucked front panel In
collarless styles and fiat collar
blouses trimmed with braids
and embroidery or with net
frlll around neck and cuffs.
Sizes sc 20 80. in white. flesh.
league blue. blrque and sunset.
In an assortment that features
style. character ana correctness.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-06-13
"sets-It" PeeIs
My corns Off!

Any Corn or CaiIus Comes OFF Peace
fully. Painlessiy. Never Falls.
it's aimoH, a picnic 70 get rid Of
n corn or cafius the "GrtH-Gt way.
You spend two or three seconds put
ting on tsso ar shrre drops OF "Gefn-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-31

Qualiiy shoe repairing doubles IN" lt"
e a par of shoes. Have them r""aI"
hy Bringing them /" tn" shoe !1oSniial'
,O4a Nam street. Wheeling. ja-l3-2v
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-31
OF
FIRE DEPARTMENT
IS INADEQUATE
FIRE CHIEF AND SAFETY DIEEC-
TOR CLAIM BELLAIRE is NOT
AMPLY PRoTE CITED.
Have No Ladders With Which to Fight
More Than Two-Story
Building.

Both Fire Chief James r. F'itton and
Safety Nircct"r tppcrnan said yes
to-day that Wednesday nights fire at
Tho KochnlirC building had demonstrate
cd tina, The city Of Brllaire was not
amply protected along IN" fire line, he
cause Of the lack OF apparatus and
equipment
Roth officials Of tho safety depart
mon, Of the city said an aerial truck
should b. owned hy Bcllairc and de-
Clared that tho sooner il was secured
tho better off the town would DO.
Safety Director Upp"rrnan said:
should n fir. got in tho t"mm"r!cal
building. Xw"is building. M"llot, hu'id-
ing. lrankw"rth building. Eod"W1g
building ar any other building above
two stories in height it would be nee
osSarv FOR III" fir"m"n 70 fight It tr"ln
;hc ground The department has no
ladders at all
They wrr. also OF tho opinion that
each Of ;hr fire trucks should he
equipped with bumpers. The suction ~
Tho big Scarrav"s a. n" fire prevented
onv nf tho streams direct from ne
water hyirant from having any force
at all
\. least 1000 moro feet Of hose could
oa us"d By the department they also DO
Clarod.
Tho firm"n wrr" cor'plir"nt"d con-
sidcrablv yesterday on Tho way they
! ha:,ilnd tn" big f!rN. Rut for thor
valiant work tn" fir" might h:tr' spread
! o.. ;h. main plant Of thr ko"h;'inG Ice
company.
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pel1aire Briefs.

,,,r, rrzo 1azurc Is improving nj her
home on Gravel Flll, after having a.
dcrsonn an operation mt thr 'h'" var
Icy General Hospital.
Mrs. w G. C;,rnahan Ia waiting h|r
6aurhtcr. Miss Elizabeth. who ATTENDS
Wooster college.
rh,Io Davis. who Is with 'hr motor
transfer service is sr"ndinF i"''""E"
in this city.
Miss Jcnn;c Smith OF belmont street
has rrcnr"rod. after An illness.
s,,.r,..r Martin Of Columbus has r.
.u-nnI nurnc. after having spent t."
DAYS h~-r on business.
Mrs. Laura Brill uC ColnEnhuH IS %i$
1tine Mrs. Charles Overs on Mont"
street.
Mrs. Harry Sutton oc South H"ltHir"
,s confined 70 tho city hospital. where
che underwent q serious operation.
ITvmrn Goldberg Of E"|rn"n' street
lcr, rr!ar for Homestead. Ia. N''V.
h., VIII spend n" Weekend.
Wlllam Era!lly - suffering WIN n
fractured tor on his left foot.
Mr. and Mrs IIrn-y H"rzh"rE. VIII"
,cr, =, short time ago "u "A western rip.
arr, now n, Lookout, Grand canyon. N'i-
ION, according Ia cards Perceived 10y
lnrnl pr"rlr
Miss Lulu Cooper returned HON" to-
div from bethany College - sp""d 10"
weekend w!lh her parents
\ ,o".;iug e Ia. ladies' nf ~ E'l"' II
rapl. 1u,!:., was held las' n")'.
NJ. ..,r.. Ohcr has returned 'n i''iS-
iurcn. after visiting MrH. Gay Moor"
If Harrison >tr""f.
3 Mice Susan Ma'r,l"' "f I"n.n street
rs yIs.rin; r"llr,y"s n N."ath-
MISS E"s" WIZ has accepted pos
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-31

rnlu,ori cnunty':, boys in thc "%0ih
..,i,, 49,, foot on Amrri-
"''""''' "'''
can %urI "a %"NP"r' '>'MH' d. anu a.
now nu their way !" amp "h' ''i'',''
wh'.'" they "Nn'%'' /" De H."S',', -! 'us ~
qHi'N "'H'''' 49,, L.,. gov,
prisinc practically non" nut boys from
l'"ilh@r", l'r!"S'i'"s'' 'll' N',c
T!ajr:v:li" ana 'h' ''"rrouIi"i"I ''' Nv,
~ +" "u h"Hf". III" ''' ,'"7 t,j =,
r''''N'u' ~ az 80
nice trip across. ,,.,
General Glenn. '"ii''hll'u'r 81 ''I' o."
division. If whi'h No SUN ""> = ph' :
paid growing '''''' ,' :" "'' ..,,. nr,Gnp
'h% 'h"' '."." III;. ,,r,,h .lnf,
ih', best IF IN" W." III ',,"' -, =,
N'I"r''" r.nn! y" ' , and Zoo Officers
r' '.''. mn ,.,,,, H,,;, ne rhrir
! -"
J" ,,s,1 r,,;rIv ,s = replace
,,L ,,.,,s s,,t,nr.,i i. TN. -.
~ -. cop '. mt,. n"n,h Infantry regiment
,..tI ,,J ,Iorr hr,dn,!artcrs
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-31
Belmont Boys Now On
Way To Camp Sherman
After Nice Trip Across
accorded HIGHEST Possible Praise From General Glenn eu
warriors Eagerly Look Forward to Demoblhzaton anu e.
~ Their Homes-Paa List Belaire and Ferry Boys

,,., da,c rcmaircd in this cour'ty'
while others w"r" attached 70 otH''
visions. ami companies
The second contingent TO cntra'n lr''.
B"lIairr. which contains majority
Tho bovs Of Company *. was as f"'orH'
hrt how many Of thcm were on
boat could not b" stated:
Ralph Gashnrry. Mix" Buoico: Aus'
r. White Leo Fallen. George lla''.
lack Oliver. j." PISA. Edward - -
I'm. Gilbert l;cnaltn. Mix" Land NJ
MaIhovirk. Francisco LamhAroo,
,ncnio Dini"mb". Jacob Long. sian,
Ian. ,ndnynski Charles Schroeder v
rnIIo Giovanni. Leonard Watson Anh'
Hrrdu. william RrosS. Lnsi H"ho. ~
tr.L g. SIidd, Francesca Sahatlnn wa
ell kurlasgivin. Charles BIckmlcr. LIAR
,.,,o LOWS. Francis Moran. MIX" EnH'''
,Iuhort arnold. Guyholmo p"l.urh. An"E
lS,oIuc. LEO l.ofsky. Ray G.. fE-Fth".'
William V. Greenwood. Charles Brn"i =
ing. Mike Za,azalo. James +. Mc.l","'
lrlnn Wi"crk. Lester Van llEh"' MAJ
lin T., E,y. Mike Ondrckis. Ihoh'hS j.
porrrr, Vim ticsky. Charles llrS' h"N.
H. M0wd"r Mike taStaldl. hhrF? -
U,1nnc Arthur Shcclcy. william JohH-
Sn, C,uilIi cabaret. George Pratt. John
Sn,nlo charles Manlcy. William Week
10y, Ernest Gentle. Stcv" MuiulI". Kay
nond n kraus. ,Ga"tauo Musc". George
NJ. rlahcrty. Enc Nelson, John COST
.rarlo CLIFFS. George Yahn. John 'r"In'
Stak Harry l.. Helms. George " hr"''.
rli,.: Wosnlic. John j. N"y. Earl y.
Williams Justine Dcfalo. John Decker
1ohn Bonner. Louis Pctran. Dudley Sne-
decker. Charles Knrd". Albert Ir"''E-
man t;cnrsr Lakrw; Andy Bell St"F'
;iachinki. John Shina. Frances j. MT'S
tor George Williams. Jr.: Crane" Sapa-
ltino, Paul Jurovich. Joe DidIScH' rc1-
Iates Christi. clarence Hoffman, WI
| liam DcLando. Ebert Forwards |"'
cncr Rorhwell. George Frances. I.N
i.rcrrc Moss. John Guy Corbett. !nhE
| pchak. states Rccdy. Mat Nargo J"-
srph nrickcr. John ci"ttinGer, aaron
Roberts Earl Mosso, Walter g. Mcr.h-
drcc. William G.. Kinder An@n" ~
| eorL Earl sutton Willard Garr"i. Ed
gar 4. Burrows. John Cloyd SNYDER
William Henry Neck. Grant ". Glas"w.
Ora A.. Racket; and Charles { Shin"r'
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-31
Three BELLAIRE
BOYS On TODAYS
CASUALTY LIST
caAS. TALIMAN, ARTEUS 0oaN
SON AND GEORGE Sd1NAo
SEVERELY WOUNDED.
Ono Hundred and TweHty-fonT Ir1-se1'e
Men and ThEty-four PROM MULE
tain State on List.

This mornings casualty i!st carries
+he names Of 1o4 trt-statc lads. 81 o.
s,.bo1n arc from tho Mountain state. o'.
,bc list were tho names Of several i"cn'
lads who had mad. sacrifices for IncIe
Sam. -, e-,,
Three Bcllaire lads ard lad tro"'
zach Of the following towns were III
1hc columns bearing tho sad news i'''',
..orer there: Wheeling. Cameron ara
Atoundsvillc as follows:
Heir. Fred j. Mrs. Elizabeth H"hr;
c71s Wood street. Wheeling; wou''os''
slightly. >,o,a..
Fox. Tom. Mrs. Ttlda s. Fox. MOUNDS
zinc. wounded. d"c-"r undetermined
McNillon. Azrl y. Nal NcHi'1on'
Cameron: wounG"d. d'Sr"" End"tcTna'h-
shimko. GcnrE" A.. Mrs. Ei;& ;,'',.a!
Shi,nko, SITS Trumhul street. hc'ialre'
wounded severely.
TalIman. Charles y. J. c. Taltrnan,
27ss Taliu,an avenue. Eclla'r": wounded
severely.
scll:lirc: wounded severely.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-31
Bridgeport Briefs,

Tho members NJ the Bridgeport H.
,'luh viii hold target practice in Inc
rang" in Tho Hcinlrin. building ton'Gh-
only -;hrc" Offenders in Jail was II,
rnusr Of Il very light session OF police
cuur, yesterday morning.
funeral services FOR Miss Jessie Wei
81, Of Prov id"nt. were hold at III" w l.
son morgur yesterday afternoon. ana Ia
torment took place at l.inwood r"nicte '.
Township Road. Supervisor COOK a
4 business visitor IN town yrSterda?
Lester Sykes nf East Liverpool
returned tn THIS city. and will resm
his former position at the Aetna StaI =
ard mill.
The rhrtoriralS of the Junior ella ;,
Of tho local high school. which VIII -
held this afternoon Will probably
we'll attended.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-31
e.,,-;sttan Eudeavor Rally Sunday.

kins on First street for many years. the
vuInc mon are very popular.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-31
FL" RACES IN
NEFF5 VILLAGE
Enttrs Family Taken With Dread Dir
case; One Dead SIX Hl-Mel-
lott Boy Dies.

Funeral services 49," hold %"Si"rGnS
.e,crnoor 4. Nets FOR Virginia. aged %
months. daugi,,..r "f Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac
Johnson. Of ;ha, place. tnG"-tak"r AZ
Der, Grafton. a.; chis c.;% had calrf"
Of ,hs, body ard la;s-;n";t :"as IN -"
E;-h ridge cemetery. tn" rh:id's death
was dur 70 Spanish !:,:lu"aza. tn"
father AMI Tho ':,"th"r ana: - FOUR
other Children 90 III" :aun'i: ar" A!i.ill
with IN. diS.as, a. IL" .t'u.ig h"'n" a.
the present time.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-31

The mcrbcrS Of the Luther" .rhGue
NJ ST. paul'S German Lutheran chGrrn.
of this city were delightfully."- oi"rtain,
cd last evening by the Misses ANA an"
Elizabeth Rcucklcy. Mrs. J. Mhrt%
and Mrs. William Rcucklcy. whIch
time tho annual election Of offers OF
the League took place. a very leaSant
time was enjoyed by all Of the nmbcrs
present.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-31

The regular wr"kly meeting "T TT
local lodge of Improved Order o; Red
Men will b" held in III" Fraternal Hail
ON North Fifth street the: evening ut
$50 o'clock. and n larG" 'a'i"ncanc" al
IT, Snc,n!icrs is expected. 9. S"v"ra! mat
tors of interest will be discussed ut the
meeting.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-31
GanihlnH Fin ed.

Tho five Greeks accused "f gambling.
crested Wednesday night in I'll" north
end IF IOWA. were given hearing laS'
night h":nr" Acting Mayor las. Free
man Mix" !.rndoS was fined 80" ana
COSTS. ae tho proprietor. and Si"v" Tar
ad;sr was fined 81 and costs for play
ing Tn" other three failed 10 M; III
an appcar;lncc. and th"lr bonds Of s."
c1Ch were declared forfeited.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-31

Tho local tent Knights of tho Ma =
"a bees MIL h"ld their regular bi-w"ft-
l. meeting IN the hail in the Hcinl" n
block on Lincoln avenue this evening At
30. o'clock. and Il large number OF :ar
members mr." expected 10 attend. A.
cordins to - statement Of one OF / -,
officials Of tn" lodge. Il number Of al
tiidatcs Will be present for initiation.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-31

Tho regular meeting OF The local lodge
az Modern Wn"dm"n OF America viii hc
held in tho Shrcv"-N "dill building on
Hanover street Tomorrow evening and Il
large attendance of tn" members IS d.
sired. All Of III" candidates for degrees
will be accommodated and n fine tim" IS
assured those who attend.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-31

Only three names appeared IN"
docket when police court was coirh"d
Yesterday morning. and all were iarr-
Cd with the same one1Sc, OF oEpkeh-
ness. Fines Of IS and costs were and
! cd them s.nd all were able to paF.h"ir
MnN out.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-31
1nhn w Edwards Dead.

.rnhn W. Edwards. father Of Mrs
E"nJamln Morgan. died n IN" nome al
has daughter. 80 broadway yesterday
afternoon n 30 o'clork. following An
illness at heart trouble. II" WIS o."
years Of nCr. and was born IA Wales.
Diseased was :. member II the Wei"h
CONGREGATIONAL church and III" odd Fol
low.' lodge Of Shawnee ohio. II" is
survived hl m" following children:
Mrs. Benjamin Morgan of this cry. D.
: Edwards nr Youngstown. OHIO. Mrs.
Lou Morgan Of columbus. ONO. AKA
Mrs. Thomas Davis Of Shawnee. Ohio
Funeral arr;tnE"mrnte ar" incoinp!@tr
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-31
Iarqe Number Attended

4 large number OF the members OF I"-
raj tent of the Womans B"ncnt Assoc
ciation of the Maccabccs were IN at
tendance 1T the big district meeting 81
tho. lodge which WAS held in tho Elk;
building at BclIairc last night. Mrs
Elizabeth Schrarn OF this city WAS II
charge OF the meeting. and the newt
elected officers OF the three lodge
we're publicly installed. All report hay
ing had the time OF their lives.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-31
Moose Held Meeting.

The bridgeport lodge Loyal Order
Moose held their regular meeting
their hall on tho Cadiz pike last nigh
and a large number Of the member
wcrc present. Several candidates To-
membership in the order were initiai"G
and following the degree work the nom
bcrs were royalty entertained
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-31
plans TO rsE Pupils Aid.

Plans hay. been placed On foot |" nav"
tho school rh;lGr"n 0f IN" city CIV" th''F
aid IN preventing IN" nuisnnc" OF AIS
alarms Th" FIR" chief wIll IN an prop
ability. 20 .brfor" IN" SCHOOLS anu w
plain tn" workings Of IN" alarm ::
nnri srck n" aid and c"-"p"rh''"H u Wv.
boys ami girls III preventing
trips 10y III" fir" trucks IN" ~ 'H'''I!"S
down those responsible" for the ringing
in Of false alarms.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-31

All Of THO Christian F.ndrAvor s0cl"i'es
Of this count! will hold Il RAINY III III"
first Baptist church in R"llalr" hnn
largo number II local m"m'crs VIII ~ !"
.ri,rdnurr Au excellent program MS
l,,.,.,, ,rrorrc,i fnr thu mcctifR. and Rev.
charles Wingrrd pastor OF the local
proshvirriau church. will be the mann
sneaker.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-31
nna-narnt neech r;neral Today

The. mortal remains OF inc ia'e ar
gar"t \. Beech. we'll known young ldE
of the Cadiz pike. will be tcndcrlFaiI
at rest this afternoon. following "r'
wees nj tho home OF Mrs. Oscar Mr".
nr tho Cadiz pike, where deceased pas
cd away. The services will b. in "hG:'
Of Roy. l.. 9. Rose OF the M"thoS;
church Of Kirkwood and the body Nj
he inferred at Linwood cemetery, mr.
Blaine.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-31
HIVE Rural Carriers.

All three nf thc nara! carrier llah
routes ont ii ih, l;"lldirc post ONE"
now hav, carri"rs for th' first am" III
weeks. tn hiG Sta'l. az rur'i raii
,ba, had accumulated whiI" th"r" w"r"
no carriers has ah"u.+d one
of IN" rural carriers * = girl. tn" "'h"r
~, h,.np men.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-31
victory Girls Hustllng.

Tho Victory Girls have one mora
month in which TO fulfill their pledge y
and all are hustling TO make good bcfo' ,
the time expires. The girls from Il .
New Addition have been asked to tu'n
their money In to Mrs. kicdalsch. :"
that tho records may be made up. S"i
the REQUIRED balance ascertained.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-31
Ri star smokcr Last Night.

The members Of the Mill club oil TINS
city. held a very cnioyablr stag meeting
and smoker in their rooms in IN" Noii-
7I"rZicrg building last night. The even
,pr Nag dryotcd To music and cards. and
~, .xr,IInr. luncheon was served At
Iatr hour.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-31

Funeral scrv!rcE for Mrs. ka;herlh"
Logs: former resident If this city. VINO
passed away a: the ohio Valley h"n"ra'
hospital a few days ago. Will Nc con-
Quoted from 81. Mary's tatholl' chuF'n.
Saturday afternoon nj O'clock IN
-..,,,r,,, rr Rev. Father /. \. Null
b,,rr. nnJ~'irtr77ncnt will take place IN
81 Marv'S cemetery.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-31
9urd Funeral Tomorrow.

Furcral services for Mrs. Edward hurd
who PASSED away nj her late home on IN
Liaun street. Tuesday afternoon after 4
few DAYS illness Of pneumonia. Will ne
conducted fr"m ihe st. Nary$ CatnoIic
church tomorrow morning at nine "ri"rA
IN charge Of Rev. Father {. =. Null
hrarn and Tho remains; w.li be inferred
IN Greenwood c"iucirrv ut Wheeling.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-31

Martins Ferry Lodge. F'raternal Order
Of Eagles will hold their regular week
IL meeting in their building on North
FIr;h street this evening and iarE"
number Of the members arc expected :"
b, r,r.snri Plans arc being mad" '"r
~, ruturr. and every member should
mako !, a point ~ h" present and talk" an
in .rrSi in the meeting.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-31

tn" local lndc" If t.lkS Is planning
hIE Initiation and banquet. "hirn WIZ
b" held n its building on North r our u
street Monday evening. ABOUT :" AN
didatcs will II" initiated into inc "rn'r
and tho ceremonial session VIII u" i"l-
l,HSrd 10y 4 DIE roast.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-31
victory Jubilee We'll Attended.

TIL" Victory Jubilee which WAS held IN
The lEratcrnnl Hall uu North Fifth street
Yesterday evening under the auspices oi
rhnhurr Post. Of Veterans OF IN" Grand
army pr The Republic. was Il very she
rn.sful affair. and was attended by II
great number OF the residents Of the
inwn. Several stirring speeches con-
corning tn" la;: War w"r" heard. and en-
loved.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-31
Miner Dies at Hospital.

Rrrincy Cnhnl"w%k"r. :. H"hsh miner
Of jug Run wh" was injured - tho
mir" ana brought t. III" local hospital
January -! died as Il result 81 his ~
jurirs y"strriny afternoon ai "'!"'N.
He was - YEARS "r a.;' and unmarried.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-31
Lavtnr RHck Now.

Tho Wheeling Traction Company IS
nov l1%in& hrI"k along til" r'rht OF
way between his "r-" and frid:;"i"rl'
~ ordered h? ,hr srHi" Sunr"m" '"E:
Tho tirs; uf the. brick ar" h"'mE rut
down ju&t south Of N"si Who ling.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-31
.c.tdsut Victim Buried Yesterday.

Funeral services Tor f-h""rd lt|"''''
f'lur"nc" miner, who IoSt MS M ~ "
fall from the bridge near IN" !.
mjnr last Sunday morning were h"'"
y,Iscrda,. afternoon from tho licst"n
r,crg,Ir and the body WAS Inferred III
i;IScr.Icw cemetery.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-31

Members uf tn" laundry ~nrN'rN
union ar" making pihn$ ~ tho i''"S''.
limo for a danCr and Banquet :" II" Ac'i
-, IN. hall ON Friday r>"nInc. February
oNrh The event viii Il" given in h1i ~
of ;wcntv-ijv" persons who r"'"ntlF
iatucd III" union II l,undy workers.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-31
X. Of p. Meeting Well Attended.

The meeting of the local lodge *
knights Of pythias. which was held ~
their hall las; night, is said 10 ma
boon exceptionally we'll attended. and Z.
lary. amount Of important business u
interest {" the members OF the ord''
was transacted.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-31
Mystic Art Club.

Tho members II >hc Mystic Arr ,i"p
v.rc entertained last evening by NrS'
Albert link AT h"r home "H .r"r'n
Noble street. Music and "'h"7 G'|''
simns were enjoyed. y luncheon va"
served By The hostess.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-31

BUY WAR SAVINGS STAMPS
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-31
DRINK and Disorderly.

Fart EShcy WIS arrested al ~" i""'
Of Hanover str""r yesterday by Officer
t'nync on a rhargr Of drunkenness aj'd
dierrIcrIy conduct lie will Erl his
hearing tonight.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-31
To Entertain Club.

Mrs. Eugene Freeman VIII ON rrla'n
the members OF her club ut hcr ''"''
on Rose Hill Monday evening
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-31
Davis Brothers Purchase store

Tho DAVIS brothers Wrlbur and N"ldH
boil, of whom arc well known IN town,
have purchased the grocery hnSin"*T
which has been conducted by sam HuS-