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The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-04-24
WARNING ISSUED TO SHOW
HOME BOOZE IS COSTLY

WASHINGTON, April a.-persops
VINO MAJ be planning TO make linu"T
W tneir own homes after national nnro.
nlphlion becomes effective Juiy 'a ~
" ee warned by revenue authorities as
70 the penalties TO which thev viii bs
sunJects The internal revenue bureau
To-Day sent TO revenue collectors and
abehts z summary OF laws on the sub.
icy y penalties with the suggestion
lhat theF be made known widely. A
sshsdule OF penalties for violation are
failure to register stIrl $500 pcn.
atty, fine OF between St00 and siono
and Imprisonment between one month
and two years; for making liquor in a
community where II Is prohibited b~
loeal or state laws, tax OF 81, 900, fnSr
violating wartime prohibition $1,000
i.he, or one year Imprisonment or both
Tor making a whisky mash, or a hcer
ille OF between $500 and IS, 900. and i'm.
Prlsonment of between six months and
three years. ""'
Beer making comes within the same
prohibitions, ''
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-04-24
COTTON SPECIAL AIDS
W0MEN'S BOND SALES

The Cotton Special. the feature OF
the celebration on the streets OF Vic
tory day. manned by n special flying
%cquadron of beautiful women, sold
$4,000 worth OF bonds before Thursday
afternoon, This subscription was added
10 the women's quota, Cotton men
already are over their apportionment.
Women who sold bonds were
Mechanics Randolph Chears, w, l.. Fay,
\; Y. LaCroix, II. Il, Albright and phi
Ildgeon, and Misses Xina White and
Margaret Bruce.
Tho Cotton Special was launched and
engineered under the supervision OF
win w. Robinson.
To the humming Of airplanes and the
Dlare OF half a dozen bands and with the
AR ~surcharged with enthusiasm, Vic-
tory day sales gained Impetus bv mid.
afternoon Thursday and a record total
expected to be footed up when the
figures are audited at night.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-04-24
JOY OVER BOYS RETURN
KILLS AGED PARENTS

DRESDEN, Tenn, April a. (Spl)-.
Jimmie Rafferty,, soldier. who was with
Col. Berry and others In Flanders. re-
turned 10 his home near Dresden We'd
nesday afternoon under distressIng cir.
cumstances. J. c.. Rafferty,, his father.
upon learning that his son had arrived
IN Nashville safe, was so overcome
WITH JOY that he vas taken III and died
tuesday, before the arrival Of his son
me day the father was buried the
III and was barely able to recognize her
son, and died Monday morning. These
people were very poor and the soldier
nad but a small amount OF money when
ne arrived. Generous citizens came to
his relief and supplied him with all Of
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-04-24
COURT WILL MAKE IT
EASY FOR LAWYERS

t. Lee Bartels, county attorney, who
mas Just returned from Nashville, where
ne appeared before the supreme court,
saws that the Memphis ATTORNEYS do
not fully understand the law trans
ierrlnG me hearing OF Shelby cases at
the capital instead Of at jackson,
IT Will not work such a hardship
as they suppose" he declared. 81 talked
10 the judges and they told mo thai
they would arrange their dockets so
as to begin tho present term on NAV
IL to hear Shelby cases, and that 40
many Shelby cases would be set each
Gay and the attorneys notified so that
lnny would not be detained In Nash
Vile moro than "a hours"
AT the request Of MIR, Bartels the
court also advanced the Shelby antifeb
bill hearing to the present term.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-04-24
TW0 RATE HEARINGS
ARE SET FOR MAY 7

Two rate hearings in which shippers
OF Memphis are interested, win occur
before the Louisville district freight
traffic committee May z, it was m
nounced Thursday.
The Memphis Merchants exchange
has asked for a revision of rates on
grain and hay in carload lots from
points on the B. & N. W. railroad be-
tween Dyorsburg and Jackson, Tom,
t oMemphis, on which there are now
no through rates, and on which COM
bination rates are held to be excessive. 81
J. e. McGlnnis, commissioner for the
Merchants exchange, has been en-
endeaYorlng for the past year to get
these rates adjusted on a basis to the
farmers and shippers on the B. & N.
W. line.
The Southern Hardwood Traffic as
ISOLATION is petitloning for a revision
of rates on lumber from Dyersburg,
Tenn, to Mobile, Ala, and Pensacola,
Fla, and interior Mississippi Way
junction points, on which there is now
no through rate.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-04-24

PINE BLUFF. Ark. April at. (splA--
Mrs. U, W, sPoss, age So, died Wednes-
day as a result OF lR nervous break
down., Mrs poss, whose maiden name
was Miss Emitine Harrington. was horn
IN syhalia, Miss, in September. 1870
and at the age OF. . came TO Grant
county, Ark, with her parents and has
lived mar here since then, She married
w, Poss in 1872, She had IL chill
dren, OF whom.four sons. with her hus
Woodson and Grover Poss. ali or thsm
living In this city. N'
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-04-24
MEXICO BARS RECOGNITION
OF i. S. MONROE DOCTRINE

MEXICO CITY, April "a. (By the
Associated Press, 1.-The ~nonrecognition
OF the Monroe doctrine by the Mexican
government and the recall from Parts
OF Alberto J. PAM, minister to France,
to await orders in Spain formed the
substance of two statements printed
identically by all Mexico city papers
last night IS having been given out
officially by Salvador Diego Fernandez,
chief of staff in charge OF the depart
ment OF foreign relations,
one statement reads: ,
Since December last year Alberto j,
PAM has held credentials as minister
to France signed by the president of
Mexico. Notwithstanding the fact that
the French government last November
expressed its willingness to accept
senior Pants nomination, he has been
unable to present his credentials to
me French government throughout his
long stay in Paris. In view OF the
above circumstances President Car
rama, through this department, has or
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-04-24
AMBULANCE
IS GOVERNMENT DEVICE

DALLAS, Tex, April 24-rhe gov
ernment Is arranging for the construc-
ZION OF alrplane ambulances especially
eHulpped with stretchers and so de-
or wounded men, In making the am
nouncement Mai j, q, McReynolds.
Right surgeon OF the American armv'
urged that all flight surgeons be trained
chimes. 20. y" mo-
Tie told delegates to the congress OF
american flight surgeons that the air
plane ambulance, developed while war
Whs IN progress, had greatly reduced
INC number Of deaths at training camps
because OF prompt arrival of
the. congress decided to make the
Association Of Flight Surgeons a per-
manent organisation to include ali med
cal o%ltlcers In the air service. Final
organization win be made at Atlantic
CITY In June, when the American Med
teal society meets.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-04-24
MEMPHIS ATTORNEY
TO EUL0GIZE BISHOP

MUskoGEE, Okla, April 2A-Funer-
a. services FOR Bishop Embreo L. Hoss,
saturday afternoon at 1 o'clock at Tho
-, Pnuls Methodist Episcopal church.
south. here, Rev. Theodore Copeland
OF T~exarkana, Ark, will pronounce the
religious rites and Capt. @. r. Fitg.
nugh, Of Memphis, will deliver an eulo-
Hill cemetery here,
Both Rev, Copeland and Attorney
FltShugh are Ife-long friends of he
late bishop, Mr.. Fitzhugh represented
the church in the recent litigation over
ownership and control OF Vanderbilt
university.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-04-24
TWO STATIONS NAMED

HICKMAN, Ky. April "a, (Spll-
Two stations adjacent to Hickman on
lnG Nashville, Chattanooga ~ st LOUIS
railroad have been made and pan,eS
The station In East Hickman took the
namo OF Ryan, Ky, and was named in
honor of tho n, G. and st. l., road
master. The other station was that OF
Hlfkman Junction, which viii he Of
ticiaily known as Curran. Ky, named
t9r Engineer John Curran, Of Nash
NIle' q veteran engineer running into
or suburban functions from tho time
the Train reaches the city limits until
IL reaches the regular station,
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-04-24

plications for factory girls. s~tenogra-
piers, wai"resses and other classes OF
work. Many Of these opportunities
women alone could fill.
Many more, however, could be filled
by men, especially il the salary limit
would be increased. Perhaps employ
ers would do this for a while II thew
realized that they might help for a
period q boy who helped drive the Hun
back OF his W borders, declare labor
officials.
Positions especially in demand by SOL
diers, making applications. now are
largely for semiskilled lines. such as
clerks. truck drivers and chauffenrs
The blank below is still in order for
employers to mail to the United States
Employment Service, 1903 South Court
avenue, Memphis. Tenn;
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-04-24
BANKS DISAGREE ON
PAYMENT OF FORGERY

The Union and Planters Bank and
trust company Thursday filed a bill
In the chancery court against the Cen
trail Bank aud Trust company, seeking
TO- collect the sum Of $576, which Il
alleges was forwarded TO 1t for pay
being found to be q forgery.
II Is alleged that on July Is. 1918
the defendant bank, under Its own IN
dorsement, forwarded to complainant
bank a draft signed by A. W. Monte.
guido, payable to order OF w. Il. ,Hales
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-04-24

dered that Senior PAM, together with
the legation corps, proceed from France
to Spain, there to await cabled in
structions.'
The other statement follows:
The conference now meeting at
Paris has considered the recognition
OF the Monroe doctrine. Some govern
ments, friends Of Mexico, have asked
Mexico for its opinion regarding the
doctrine and the Mexican department
OF foreign relations has answered that
the Mexican government has not recog-
nized and will not recognize the Mon
roe doctrine or any other doctrine that
attacks the sovereignty and independ-
ence Of Mexico"
The recall from Paris Of Minister
PAM has been rumored unofficially for
more than a week. There have also
been reports that Gen. Eduardo HAY,
who has been nominated Mexican min
lister to Italy, also will be recalled.
although there is no official informa-
ton relative to the latter report.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-04-24
BIG FURNITURE FACTORY
MAY BE LOCATED HERE

The possibility of the establishment
In Memphis of a large furniture fac
tory, employing at least 200 men. ap-
peared favorable Thursday with the ar
rival from New York of representatives
turing corporation. These men were in
conference during the morning with
Mark Fenton, industrial director of the
Chamber of Commerce, who look them
to visit possible sites.
A representative of a Chicago con.
cern also conferred with Nj. Fenton
relative to locating a plant hers 70
widely used.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-04-24
CITY GETS NEW r

The establishment of another indus
try, in Memphis, the Sunshine Manu-
featuring company, which win make re-
nounced Thursday by Mark Fenton, IN
dustrial commissioner of the Chamber
OF Commerce. The factory is located
at .25S Vance avenue. r. A. Eastman
G. C. Hall head the firm. Mr., Hail
was formerly in the same business in
Little Rock, Ark, and has just moved
mere. The company will send sales
sippi and Louisiana.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-04-24

and purportlng to be Endorsed by Hales;
that on Aug. 2, 1918, Montegudo, who
is a customer Of plaintiff bank. de-
bank, after diligent search, failed TO
find any such person as w. I. Hales,
1t Is claimed the defendant bank ac-
cepted the draft without proper idcn-
tificatlon and Is therefore responsible
for, the sum.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-04-24
TELLS ARGENTINA
TO GIVE u. S. SHIPS

BuENOs AIRES, April 24.-Germany
a instructed the Argentine govern
ment to deliver interned German steam
ers to h United States, and the
American embassy has announced its
to take over the vessels. The
cabinet has instructed the officers to
act accordingly. The transfer is ex-
pected within a few days.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-04-24
Kinney Linscomh

DfERSBuRg, Tenn. April ~. (spl)
Mis- Ldpsoomb and Jesse Kin
RED at the residence of The brides
prother Harry Lipscomb, by The Raw
y w Blaekard, pastor Of the FSrst
Methodist church. The bride has bean
teaching in this county. The groom IL
Z young business man OF G~reenfield
Nere q young couple win reside.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-04-24
Burroughs .Poindexter

COylNGToN, Tenn, April "a. (Spl.)
Arthur Edward Burroughs, OF Drum.
monds, and Miss Ruby Grey Poindex-
ter. OF Clopton, were married at the
home OF the bride Wednesday. Immedi-
ately, after the CEREMONY the young peo-
pc left for a short visit to- Memphis
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-04-24

Taylor Shinault.

CONVICTION, Tenn, April "a. (spll
Basil Taylor and Miss Lennie Fee
Shtnault, both Of the, GAINESVILLE vicIni~
~, were married at the home of the
bride Yesterday. Rev. ]. l., Latta, OF
Mason, officiating, ,. y"
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-04-24
Luckett- Bradshaw.

YAzoo CITY, Miss. April "a IsrlN
Miss Mary Elizabeth Bradshaw wa.
married TO Thomas Luckett, the Rev.
Father P. C. Doyle offlciatlng. at ths
home Of Mr., and Mrs. c. E. Tailiaferro,
In this city. Wednesday.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-04-24
MRS. adams DEAD.

FREEPORT. III, April 24.-Mrs. Anna
HQstetter Halderman Adams, widow
of John H. Addams. state senator and
financier, and stepmother4 of Miss Jane
Addams, 81 Hull house, Chicago. is lead
a. Cedarvilier She was In her ninety
first year.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-04-24
Mrs. Win McCluskv.

BALDWIN Mas, April "a. tspl.)-
Mrs. WIN MoCluskV, 50, dicd AZ her
hot9e 9 few miles east OF BALDWIN on
WeaiesdhE surviving her are her hus-
band and two small children.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-04-24
TO ADDRESS METHoDrsTs

JACKSON, Tenn, April "a. (spl)-
Bishop Jas. Atkins, DIR. f. H, Rawlings,
Of Nashville, and John r. Pepper, Of
Memphis, will address the Methodists'
OF the city and county at the First
church Friday night on the centenary
movement.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-04-24
WALSH
SAYS:

WALSH
SAYS:
We like to have a man bring his wife
or mother or 1.-THE only girl" as a con
sulting clothes expert.
She can just naturally tell fine wool
ems and beautiful, exclusive patterns
and knows instinctively the pattern
and style most becoming to him.
Bring her along and We'll prove again
your wise choice Of a partner and tai,
lor.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-04-24
River Bulletin.

Memphis. Tenn April a, 5 a. m

sRise, Fall.
The river at Memphis viii remain
about stationary during the mart "twa
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-20
The Quick Way to
Stop a Cough
This homemade syrup does tho
work in n hurry. EasilJ pro
pared, and saves about -.
Observation-Disclosures!

Nnn might be surprised to know thaI
the best thing von can use for se'et'
cough, is n remedy which is easily pre-
pared al home in just lew moments.
its cheap, but for prompt results u peas Il'
ANYTHING Else YOU ever tried. Os99l!!y
stops the ordinary cough or chest coid IN
- hours. Tastes pleasant; too-ch'iuie"
like it-and it il pure and good. :.
Pour 81, ounces Of Pincx il, a plns
httl": then fill it up with piai;il
eranulaird sugar syrup. Or use clall-
fled molaSscS honey, or corn sSiup'
instead of sugar syrup, II oeslrtSa.
Thus YOU make full pint-a fanny
supplv-hut costing no moro Inan q
suaIl lnttlc OF ready made cough, syrup.
And IA n cough medicine, there ls
really nothing better IN be. haU as any
price. 1t gncs right 10 the spot aIu
gives quick. lasting relief. It promptly
heals ihr inllarncI membranes thnt inc
the thrnnt and air passages, Stops ~
aunnvinc thront tickle, loosens the
phlcgm, and soon your cough Stops GU
tirrlv. Splendid for bronchitis, Group
whonpinr cough and bronchial asthma
Pnrx is Il highly concentratca com.
nourt OF Norway pine extract, famous
for it's healing effect on the, membranes
To avoid disappointment ask y2H.s.
druggist for "2i4 ounces OF flne3 NJ
dirrctinns and don't accept anytnine
clsr. Guaranteed to give absolute SALE
faction or money promptly 1elu1ueu
The Pinc1 Co.. 1T. Wavnc- Ind
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-20
TVIAlN,

try. the name OF Hogc standing hlSh IN
legal circles in the mother state OF VIZ.
einja. His mother came Of an OLD ana
nrorninen, family Of Somerset county
Maryland.
For many years Mr.. Hogc maintained
lau. offices in the City Bank building
Like his ancestors he was 4 stnuhca
democrat and for many years look an
active interest in politics. Ftc served
srycral wears as member OF the schooi
hoard. Following his retirement from
tho active practice Of law, Mr.. Hnge
6cvotcd some attention 20 the real estate
h,sincss and also Travelled considerably.
Mrs. Ifogc preceded her husband 10
the grave number Of years ago: SUI
vivinr arc five daughters. Mrs rharleS
r. Blake, Of Charlottesville. Va. Mrs
VIRGINIA Kendall. Of Chicago: MIS-
Campbell Blue, Of KeatncySvillc' W. H.
ard Misses Helen and Florence at home:
and two sons. William V. Hoge. Jr.. OF
tho wheeling Mold and Foundry Co.
and George Parks Hoge Jr., of Toronto,
Canada, also 4 brother. Lucius Hoge and
n sister. Miss Eliza n. HoGe. both. OF
Woodsdalc.
Mr.. Hoge was consistent member o.
ST. Matthews Episcopal church and reg
ular In his attendance at services.
Funeral services will be held i'll st.
Matthew'S Protestant Episcopal church
or Friday afternoon At o'clock The
Rev. r. f. L. StrideT will officiatc. In
tc-nent will be private in Greenwood
eonctcry
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-20
NEW ESSEX CAR
NON On DISPLAY
!: AND. IS BEAUTY
NEW HUDSON AND STUFF CARS ANh
; ALSO ON DISPLAY AT SGSV1e6
/ Afro AND EQUIPMENT co.
william, Anawalt, Henry Schat'r anu
Harry Eckhart Head tile New
Company Here.

The new Essen car. ;hr latest th'rE
in thi automobile world. ana! AiSp th'
car that set things a;;rc II tho NarIo"'
shows this season. has At last made KS
appearance IN the r:tH ard IS on aus
play at tn" n"w home az IN" S"rNil =
AUTO ami Equrpm"n, company. NJ" ?''
.ape Marke; street. ;orrh"rlE the it;t"-
.:thoenc Auto and Equipment company
The car is one that rnaat BE- S'""'i |"
be appreciated and will ill !"ns-IH''
want in tho auto line. u is light. easy
on fuel. strong and sturdy. has i"'S "t
pep and is also 4 wonder on Nails AT"
mud, and any lady can drive win case.
as can also Il mere child
The new Hudson is hummer and -
also on displa: at tho sam" place wN!''
the new Stutx is IN u class ey lt$clt AKA
,,S 10 be seen side by side with ;hc Essen
N,nd the hudson.
A cordial invitation is extended 10 th'
sn,,hlic to call and See this splendid Iirc
,oc cars. They arc not asked I" guy
hut simply asked to stop in and SCI XIV
uonderful cars and rSc"ivc some liter
sture on their construction.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-20
To
SOLDIER BOYS
IS ASSURED
MESSAGES SENT TO SECRETARY oE
WAR ASK. FOR BLANKET Dis
CHARGE OF UNIT RETURNED.
All Local Norganizat!ons Anxious &
Participate in welcome IL Unit
ArriEcs Together.

Tu,huw.ur III" original Suggest I"h
,:.1i.. exclusively L. TIL" fnt'il'-
.;eurrr - the effect That efforts DC
mad hy local lui horlii"S IN arvhnS" lot
tho blanket GiScharg" vi The boys com
prisiuc N" S,Nty-lirSL coast artillery VI
order that a plan tor their reception as
II mi; might b. successfully CARRIED eu'
hy the various organizations Of the Guy
several :icrs towards Imn%uinh|i''''
oI' this plan are now in process VI l't
GotiaricH.
Following tho appointment "t COM
mittrr Of there by tn" council n! ''S
session last evening. u wirr WAS l"'3
w:lrdrd 10 tllr secretary Of whr MAKING
,hc desire for 4 blanket discharge known
tn This authority. 80 reply haa p':''
received UP to II lrtr lnur last n1S'h'
Several ether organizations have $40" ~
activity. in tho same dircCtGnn anu al
nra h.,ni ON providing tho lighting men
from Wheeling aha vicinity II reception
that will vIvidly demonstrate the %s
loom in which thisS contingent SShe'o
by IhOS" at homo.
The Chamber ~ Commerce. IN"
Rotary club, the kiwanIs club ana nrac-
tira1ly every fratcrIlsl organization IN
tho city is anxious 10 further the pro
,nsal or The tClliCrnccr 10 make the
homecoming Of the local soldier boys
an event that will not only he 'onE re-
mon,bercd ny them. but by every rltlzcn
within reach OF the city of Wheeling.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-20

now In France with the American EXpe-
dictionary Forces, that he has been con-
fined to q base hospital with a slight
Illness. but expects to b. home soom.
Borr--to Mr.. and Airs. John Hcally.
or EoGSs Run. O. baby girl. Mother and
baby arc doing nicely
Mrs. Francis Hyde of Bao Mar place.
returned 10 this city last evening. after
an extended visit with friends and rela-
tivcs in New York city and Boston.
Miss Marie Scifcrt Of Chaplinc street,
is the guest Of friends IN Pittsburgh for
several days,
Edward f:ig, OF Elm Grove. who TO
Gently received his honorable discharge
from tho service, has accepted a position
with the Ncill Grocery company.
Mr.. C. II. Wheeler Of this city. is visit
ing various points in the state attending
to business matters.
Miss Hazel Leach OF Rcnwood, after
being confined TO her home for thr ntst
week with illness. has resumed her
duties with the Hicks and Hogc dry
| goods company Of this city.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry brighton Of South
! Wheeling. arc the proud parents Of a
; fino baby girl. Elcanora May Brighton
! Ia the name the new arrival Is to be
called.
Miss Hazel Kelly Of the South Side
! loft last evening for New Martinsvlllr
where she will enjoy nm extended stay.
! James Johns Of this city returned %cs-
tcrday from Pittsburgh. whore he has
hocn attending to various business mat
| tors
Miss Margaret Manly Of South F.ofi
rect after spending some time visiting
! friends and relatives in Pittsburgh. has
returned to her home here.
Miss Constance McE1vcy Of Woods.
fold, Ohio, Is visiting Miss Nina Nc
! Elroy Of South Wood street. for several
; days
! Master William T"alicns. nf Souu
! Wheeling returned !" his homo th"r'
! after n brief visit With his grand par
; cnts Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas pcak"ns a
; New Martlnsv!llc. W. Va.
! Mr.. Herbert Sloan Of Fourteenth
: street. IS reported improving al III" nhi'
. Valley Grnn-al hospital. after hrlnG con
! fined there for tho past four months.
George A. Pryor. Of tho East End
loft last night for New York 10 mo-"
! his brother. who landed with thr Sixty
! first regiment.
I IT, F.: Seidl. n. Pittsburgh. who IS II
tho city acting IS an inspector FOR tn'
! E"ihl"hcnr Steel Company. has JUST r"
! covered. from Il severe attack Of intlu
cnZa.
: Charles G. Woods, Of Elm Grove. !cr
last evening for Charleston. ON import
ant business.
LAXATIVE PROMO QtINlNt. Tablet!
remove thn c:uSc Th"r" il only ont
"Bromo ouiniu"" T. W. GROVES sig
nature on TIA" box. @nc.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-20
AGED WHEELING ':.'''*''::
LADY DIES IN
CINCINNATI
Mrs. Rachel A. BLACK, Aged Ss, well
Known In Local Social CtrcleS,
Died Yesterday.

(Special Dispatch to The 1ntclllGcnccr.'
iJSt,lNN Att O.. Feb. lS.-MTs.
Rachel A.. Black a. native of Wheeling.
So years of age. the widow Of Samuel
T., black. former prominent CINCINNATI
attorney. aud for more than a half cen
fury a resident Of this city. died at hGr
home. :nS West Seventh street. mere
today. .lrs. Bnck was born at W hcel-
inr IN 1929. and came TO Cincinnati
when q young woman. Three sons
Edward T.. Robert b. and SanlucI
Black, and two daughters. MIS- bei1e
,rrnr,s and Mrs. George Reason. sur
,.j,,. Funeral services will be held at
the home Friday afternoon. with inter
mrut in Spring Grove cemetery. me
deceased was we'll known in Wheeling
society circles as we'll us here throueh
frequent visits during long and use
full life