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The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1919-10-24

Lieutenant Thomas, who Vas
transferred 10 the 18th Cavalry, has
been transferred back 10 the 18th
again. Lieutenant Thomas Is just
as efficient as they make EN- and
just when we were beginning 10 re-
grel his loss, Presto, back he comes
again. We hope we won't lose him
the second time.
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1919-10-24

For the past week our Second
Lieutenant has been continually
singlne. I'D rather be outside
a looking in, Than on the inside
looking out"
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1919-10-24

Private Graham received q severe
shock last week when his horse
walked out from under him.
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1919-10-24

Cook Kusmersky, better known Is
The "Tapioca Kid" Is silli visiting
town every night Are you going h
have q military wedding. Tapioceg
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1919-10-24

An Englishman once visited
America, and on returning 10 his
%lative land met al the club a very
old friend who said, "Oh, | say
Harry. | heah that you ave been 10
the States" oh. yes, had a very
charming time. dontcha know, din
ners and all that rot, most hospit-
able people, only their humor is
quite 10 impossible. the only way
that you know they are making a
Joke Is when they laugh at Il
themselves. Then you must laugh.
That is the only way 10 make
friends with the blooming beggers.
For instance, a silly ass will
rush up To you and laugh In your
face and will say. oh. oh, | say,
You've got my sheep Well you
know old top what would I do
running around with his silly old
sheep. And the bloody idiot will
rush upon you saying, Don't pass
any Of that warm air around heah.
Now you know that I wouldn't do
anything 50 rude. Then another
blasted rotter will come upon you
and laughingly say. -Oh, ! say old
top, don't pass me any Of that
cow" Now | ask you Harry, what
would ! be doing with a cow
loathe the beastly Americans
don't even like milk. Wont wou
have a drink9-Well no. old top
perdon me, but as WI say In IN,
states, I'm on the water closet now
What Ho.
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1919-10-24

Squadron Sergeant Major Harry L.
Hartley has returned from The base
hospital al Foft Bliss, whore be was
undergoing treatment for his eyes,
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1919-10-24

Lawlor, Franklin 4 CO. have
started In the automobile business.
AZ yet they have only part OF one
car, but Pap says that Il will be
fine 10 shoot revenues" from. How
about H. Papg
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1919-10-24

Corporal Eddie says that he Is
glad that he re-enlisted. These
are cold nights 10 be on the Hole"
Corporal.
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1919-10-24


-
Squadron Sergeant Major Harry L.
Hartley has returned from The base
hospital al Fora Bliss, where be was
undergoing treatment for his eyes,
Corporal Johnny Roach u stealing
time on from Resimenlal Headuuar-
ters these days. But We should wor-
ry as Johnny Is getting in trim for
the football team. and believe Us
Johnny is some player.
Colonel George W. Biogler, i2th
Cavalry, IL ON an official business
trip al Deming. n. N. The Colonel
Il president OF a board Of officers
appointed 10 settle and investigate
claims made by civilians Of Deming
and near by. for damage Of private
property.
The Courier now a days looks like
and reads like a regular newspaper.
by gosh. we hate 10 say H. but II
used 10 look like a hand bill for a.
department store advertisement but
now Il Is a regular paper. The peo-
pie OF Columbus should be proud
Of tho improvement and do all they
q 10 supply the editor with news.
Good luck 10 you. Mr.. kilgore, your
Improvement 10 most noticeable.
Lieutenant Thomas, who was
transferred 10 the 18th Cavalry, has
been transferred back 10 the 18th
again. Lieutenant Thomas Is just
as efficient as They make 'em and
Just when we were beginning 10 re-
gret his loss, Presto, back he comes
again. We hope we won't lose him
the second time.
Mr.. Murphy. our efficient Western
Union operator, has returned from
his vacation. We can now slam out
kilograms al any old time for Mr..
Murphy Is right on the Job. Glad 10
see you back. Mr.. Murphy.
A couple OF clerks very nearly
broke their necks the other day
when an airplane passed owe the
building. Clerks should be more
careful In the future as they are
badly needed at Headquarters, and
with all the emergency men gone
good clerks are very scarce.
Things that will never happen
The Twelfth being moved from the
border.
II you don't want 10 get pinched
by the military police, don't come
galloping down the Deming road,
through camp.
Can any one tell Ms where Barney
Tierney isR We have not seen him
around headquarters for quite q
spell. Maybe he Is making Inn
provcments on his farm.
LosT-One perfectly good squad
ron, number second, station Hachita
What has become Of all the boys OF
the second. News from Hachita WI
have galore, we don't think. Wake
up Hachita and come across will
some news. We know you like Il
read The standard. but how abouI
something 10 put In H. We know
Hachita Is on the map. hut pleas'
les us know what the gallant sec
ond Is doing. what Is the mattel
with Sergeant Dunnef Get tn
boys ON the Job. Eddie. and tel
them 10 come across with SOM
news.
Lieutenant Colonel G. c. Winnia
Commanding Officer. Camp Shannon
will spend a few days al culberson'
ranch and nearby. on a huntinI
trip. We wish the Colonel all kind
OF luck. n. B-This news didn'
come from any one In Hachita eithel
Speaking OF personnel the Ser
geant Major Of that part OF the i2t
desires that his clerks be goo
horsemen. Private Bisker, person
mel clerk, can be seen any mornln
now going around the Bull Rim
bouncing like a rubber ball.
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1919-10-24

speaking Of chow, according o
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1919-10-24

II the squadron foot hall team
keeps on II will have the stan
practicing foot hall with a view
OF membership on the team. Up
10 date We have one Corporal. and
the Rcgimental Orderly Duval,
grabbed away from us In the at
ternoon 10 play foot ball. We do
not worry, however. because we
would turn out the whole head
quarters itself in order 10 main
tain Al standing. which is always
first In any thing the Twelfth I'M
dertakes.
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1919-10-24


a slice, how many slices could you
get for forty cents9 According 10
our way Of figuring, one slice.
You pay the other forty cents be-
perhaps there va
"a War Tax on melons those days.
n the editor Of the Standard gave
you a dollar bill hut don't kid
yourself that he ever will and
asked for a dollars worth Of change
the change TO be in fifty pieces,
could you give II 10 himS II can
be done.
Mr.. Editor; Can't we soldiers
have a little corner In the Standard
where oil soldiers can ask ques-
tons concerning the whereabouts
OF different outfits, also there are
bushels OF questions pertaining 10
the service, that the answer could
be found in this corner2 II would
be something for our little paper
and would be appreciated by all.
WANTED-at least 30 big huskies
for the Jar head battery. Pulling
two and pushing one, then groom
ing three Is no doubt fine exercise
but who IN the name OF pluto
wants exercise like that. Why w
darent talk above a whisper whit
on these morning rides. n you do
these jar heads think that you arr
c~onversing on oats. then Il is sher.
mans ride 10 the stables, with thI
jar heads only Ave miles away.
Some one told Sergeant Notar,
that he sure scrawled a wickei
, Waterman. and now he Is laughinI
tliike a squirrels breakfast.
n Bud Caudill returned from th
horseshoers school this week an
TO hear him talk you would thin
, he was shooting women and nc
\ horses. NOV everybody in N
1 troop wants to go 10 the horse
/ shoers school.
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1919-10-24

Now that Lieutenant Thomas Is
in command Of Troop l., we may be
able 10 get some troop news.
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1919-10-24

Mr.. Murphy. our efficient Western
Union operator, has returned from
his vacation. We a now slam out
kilograms al any old time for Mr..
Murphy is right on the job. Glad 10
see you back, Mr.. Murphy.
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1919-10-24

Chief Of Police Thompson has
gone into the real estate business,
He expects 10 make van-Aslor-B Bill
look like thirty cents. when they
strike oil In Columbus.
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1919-10-24

Some one told Sergeant Notary
that he sure scrawled a wicked
Waterman. and now he Is laughing
like a squirrels breakfast.
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1919-10-24

Can any one tell MS where Barney
Tierney isS We have not seen him
around headquarters for quite q
spell. Maybe he Is making Inn
provcments on his farm.
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1919-10-24

II you don't want 10 get pinched
by the military police, don't come
galloping down the Deming road,
through camp.
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1919-10-24

Things that will never happen
The Twelfth being moved from the
border.
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1919-10-24

A couple OF clerks very nearly
broke their necks the other day
when an airplane passed over the
building. Clerks should be more
careful In the future as they are
badly needed at Headquarters, and
with all the emergency men gone
good clerks are very scarce.
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1919-10-24

First Lieutenant !. II. Scranton,
Path Infantry, recently received Or
ders 10 proceed 10 Fort Ethan Al
len for discharge. Lieutenant
Scranton was the Adjuiaut Of the
New Mexico Sub District for quite
a long time. He was well thought
OF mol only by the officers and en-
listed men Of his own regiment bul
i2lh Cavalry also. The Lieutenant
always had a smile for every one
and Il was with regret that such
valuable officer had 10 leave oui
community, and wa OF the istI
wish him the best Of luck and thai
success attend his every effort u
civilian life.
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1919-10-24

Lieutenant Colonel C. C. winnia
Commanding Onieer. Camp Shannon
will spend a few days at culberson'
ranch and nearby. on a hunting
trip. We wish the Colonel all kind
OF luck. n. B-Thls news didn'
come from any one In Hachita either
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1919-10-24

Speaking OF personnel, the Ser
geant Major OF that part Of the i2th
desires that his clerks be good
horsemen. Private Bisker, person.
mel clerk, can be seen any morning
now going around the Bull Rims
bouncing like a rubber ball.
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1919-10-24

V. G.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-24
Vocational Training
To Be Taken Up

= Ic. MYERS. representative of the tcd-
oral hoard for vocational EDUCATION DIV
sion n fyO,ntiunul rehabilitation Is
visitor in the city. Mr.. Myers camc
from Washington 10 address the ioraI
Dost Of the american Legion i"st hiEht:
The meeting was held al IN" rhuHiptt ~
commerce Assembly room and was VOL
Today Mr.. Myers will hc n, Rcd Cross
Monday, NO that disabled. service men
may confer with HIM. In his address
last night he explained that Uncle sam
wSnts 10 restore every man To norman
health and tn AN abnormal earning cap
ncity To achieve these results the gov,
eminent has established sani,ariumS and
lions for all disabled men. paying them
salaries Of Sos per month while attend
ing school and paying wives OF all sucn
men $50 pcr month and children Slu
each The government allows Tor tnrec
children. so that n man having three
children will receive $l21 per month Tor
the maintenance Of himself and FAMILY
and at the same time obtain 1T the gov
crnmcnt's expense a university rducn-
lion that will bring him nm earning cap
acity far above anything he Knew III
his life.
MIR. Myers explained m" workings 81
Ihr allotment and bonus Offices nj Wash
lngton and said they were uvrrrun Win
work and thai for this reason payments
arc being made slowly, hui that they ar"
cert ain Ia come. He urged tho men 10
takc advantage Of the opportunity To
secure more money in the way of rail-
were disabled in very minute drgr""
hat the government permits mon even
but ten percent disabled TO enter unlTer-
Slty at its expense.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-24
PLANS FOR
CELEBRATING RETURN
OF BOYS OF Bath

Chalrmcn OF the many committees
planning the royal welcome ID bc en-
tended the boys of the 314th Field Ar,il-
lcry met at the Chamber Of Commerce
Offices last night and discussed the
events OF the day TO be made SO mcmor-
able
Not any Of the committees have map
ped out definite programs. but each
committee reported that it had work
we'll under way and promised 10 have
definite reports to make at a meeting
Of the general committee. next Wcdncs-
day night.
Mr.. otto Sch"nk was particularly cn-
thusiastic over the plans for barbecue
TO DO held on the State Fair grounds
and said he personally would guarantee
that there would be no hitch in the
plans to give all Of tho returned sol
diers. sailors. marines and Const guard
men a real barbecue IN real barbecue
style. With Mr.. Sch"nk at tn" head az
this committee there can lac no failure.
Those present at last nights meet ng
were: Harry r. Ecll. Herbert NJ. Some
born, r. J. Mckinley. of thu committee
on cou1mittees
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-24
VICTIMS NUMBER ELHvER.

CEDAR RAPIDS. Ia. May 23.-Thc
total number dead in the Douglas Starch
works explosion, now number eleven.
eight Of whom have been identified. The
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-24
st. MAT THEN'S
CENTENNIAL
CELEBRATION
COMING WEEK TO BE MOST EVENT
TUL IN HISTORY OF ST. MAT
THEw'S PAR1SE.
One Hundredth Anniversary OF The
Parish TO Be Celebrated With
Elaborate Exercises.

The coming week will be an eventful
ono In the history Of ct. Matthews PROT
estant Episcopal parish as 1t will be the
occasion for the celebration Of the one
one hundrcdth anniversary OF the round
ing of the local church and the annual
meeting OF the state council OF the
church. The following Invitations have
been issued relative the coming CEN
tcnnInl celebration.
The Rector. Tt-stry and Congregation
Of
St. Matthew's Protestant Episcopal
Church
request the honor Of your presence
at the celebration Of the
Ono Hundrcdth Anniversary or the
Founding Of St Matthew's Parish
Friday May thirtieth to Sunday,
Juno first. wheeling W. Va.
Tho centennial celebration OF st. Mat
tbev-s has long been anticipated by the
clergy and congregation Of st. Mat
thcws Church and preparations have
been made to observe the one hundrcoth
anniversary Of the founding of st. Mat-
thews Parish In manner 1ittlng an
event which has been productive or so
MANY blessings to the community at
largo. ST. Matthews is one OF the Oldest
established churches in the states num-
herring among its members the most
prominent and influential men and wom-
On Of the city, its beautiful teachings
and beneficcnt Influence being engraved
on the hearts and marking the lives OF
all Of it's followers.
Attending the celebration will he
members nf the clergy from inherent
parts Of the country nj large As wei! as
the state. among whom tho Ri. Rev. w.
J.. Cravatt D. D.. Bishop OF West Flr-
Sinia, and tho Ri. Rev. n. s. Thomas
S. T. D.. Bishop Of West Virginia.
Following is the program for the Gel
ebration:
1919 1919
PROGRAM
Centennial Celebration
81. Matthew'S Parish.
wednesday, May % to Friday May 80.
! Sessions OF the Diocesan Council.
Friday evening. May 30.
Reception 10 the members 81 Souncll'
, guests OF ST. Matthews Parish and the
transformers Of ST. Luke's and st. An
drcvs' wheeling: st. PauTs Martins
Ferry: Trinity Church. BcIlalre; 81.
Paurs, Elm Grove and Trinity. Mounds-
| v{lle.
Saturday. May 31st..
Luncheon for members and gucS's u,
coucil at the Wheeling Country Club ana
automobile ride in tho afternoon.
Saturday Evening, May Slst
Banquet for the clerical and lay mem
bcrs Of Council visiting clergy aha Fes-
tries OF tho Wheeling churchcs'
Sunday Morning. June lst
Public centennial service in 81. Mat
tbcw's Church. Preacher the RI. Rev.
\, 6. Thomas, S. r. D.. Bishop of Wy
oming.
Sunday Evening. juno list
Closing service of the Cnunclt. IN
cb,rsp of the RI Rev. w. L. CraWtt'
D. d., Bishop Of West Virginia
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-24
TAKE EVIDENCE NEXT
WEEK IN the LIBEL
TRIAL At MT. CLEMENS

MT CLEMENS. Aiich. May 23.-ThS
socond since Of the Henry Ford-Chicago
Tribune libel suit was completed To-Day
md on Monday the taking Of evidence
will brrin. The iirSt stage or the pro-
rrrL;nrS. the. selection Of jury. re-
ouirrt = wrck and the second stage. COM
nlri.d in an extra hour session To-Day.
brought to an end the arguments OF
,.punsrl on admisSlbilIty or evidence
which consumed The second week OF the
trial.
The arguments. which were exhaust
ivc we're pivotcd on. the dcmand OF inc
Jcrcndnnt that it be permitted To snow
that anarchy existed along the McNlcah
rnrlcr ut the time the Tribune printed
iIs editorial headed Ford Is An Anarch-
ist This general line OF argument IN
cIudcd numerous incidental issues. which
were subjected TO the most searching
anulrsis. Judge Tucker said that he
would not announce ruling 70 govern
IN, sconc of IN" evidences. but would
rulc from time 10 time Us circumstances
required.
rho lawyers who spoke were Alfred
+ Murphy and William LuckinG. son or
Alfred Lucking. senior counsel for MT.
Ford, and Thomas ]. Long und HORACE
X. Tcnncy. for tn" Tribune.
Mr. Murphy denied that Mir. Ford
had ever directly said that the word
.'1nurdcrcr" should be embroidered on
Tho shirt fronts of soldiers. Mr.. Ford.
hc assorted. In the course or an inter-
view with Edward Marshall. magazine
writer was told by MIR. Marshall that
Jane Adams. Of Chicago. used the term.
AR. Marshall and Mr.. Ford nj the time
lawyer related. and MIR. Ford merely ac-
nuicsccd in the alleged declaration OF
Miss Addams Mr.. Murphy said that in
n dcposttion in Europe Mt. MARSHALL ad-
rjttcd that he put the word in Mr..
y7ord's mouth and that he omitted the
word German" as modifying soldiers"
because hc thought 1t would offend some
Of his readers.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-24

those residing IN this end Of the district.
can get to and from the location with
out Inconvenience
Situated on the grounds are two SPLEEN
did old brick buildings. They are on
firm foundations which means much.
should It be decided to remodel them or
erect new structures in their places. A
splendid hospital building with all Of
the latest improvements Is also situated
on the ground.
1t is proposed to convert the newly re-
quIred land into an athletic field. The
new High school at Wheeling park can
take care OF the advanced grades. While
the new addition will take care Of. tho
Junior work. The news of the purchase
will be received with keen interest by
all The property was purchased from
the we'll known business men who ac-
Quired possession Of II Some time ago.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-24
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE.

Runnlo- Reading. called frst inning
on account of rain.
observation-disclosures City. called thlrd
inning on account OF rain.
Rochester-Newark postponed; rain
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-24
m |NF|RllARY PROPERTY IS
PIJRCHA5EDbY THE TR|ADELPHIA
DISTRICT BOARD Of EDUCATION

acros. c,e cr~ea from the center OF the
town ard one or tho most ocautltuliy
situated piece, OF property IN the out
thc-pike district. The. consideration
Was not divulgcd, but it Is understood
that Tn. purchasers got real bargain.
I'll" members of IN" Board Of t:duca-
ton. composed OF Samuel Nj Lard
president: Henry Stein. and Max l.. Hess
nr.. ~ b., congratulated on securing this
piece Of property for IN" school purcc
POSES "a II IL situated in the center ~
tn. lis riot and also IN the thriFlnE
residential SECTION Of the out-the-plko
district The SCHOOL children residing In
the upper end OF the district as we'll as
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-24

For any kind Of cement or concre.e
work. call P. ]. Gilltgnn. - fouF,'ertn
g, I,o,I s4a7R my-7-lno
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-24

TAHOE MADE AUTO SEAT COVERS.
WALTZ B. co.-MAKE THEM TO FIT.
my17-l
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-24
To Demand Withdrawal
Of All the i. s. Troops

WASHINGTON. May 23--Early with
drnwaI nf the entire American army
from Europe will b. demanded by Rep
rrscntativc Kahn Of California. chair
man Of the House military COMMITTEES.
when hr speaks h"fnr" the House on his
two months investigation or conditions
in the j.. f.. +. Mr.. Kahn returned to
Washington today and Immediately be-
gan urganizinE tho committee.
\ peace tim" army nf 100000 mon and
universal military training viii b."
among tho things recommended BY
Chairman Kahn. lie announced that be
would rnhraNOr To have both adopted
during tho present session OF congress.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-24
WH|TAKER-CLESSNER
VS., W|ERTON nine

This aftrrnunn uh the Tunnel Green
grounds the faust Wirrton nine VIII make
it's HrsI appearances in TINS CITY "hrn
they Inc up against the newly organized
WhiIakcr-Lil rSSncr team. The locals
lost tu the Wicrtun team laSl Saturday.
and arc out 70 redeem themselves. Man-
uErr Lewis, Of the locals. feels that the
drfra, viii hc more than hlottcd out and
All cnSy yirtury is expected.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-24
n.y." M|DGETS TO
PLAY MOUNDSv|LLE

This afternoon the Y. NJ. G. A. Midget
team goes Ia Moundsvillr for game
with the Moundsrillc Independents. The
locals have been practising several
nights This week and ar" confident "t
defeating the Muund city team.
II il" likely that Nimmrl VIII do the
hurting for tn" locals. IN which event
n victory can j." expected. as HI ~ II
graduate Of Wabash college and is quite
an exponent of baseball.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-24

conpany admits that tvcnty-one men
gre missing and arc probably IN inc
ruins 1t refuses tn give out the liine
Keepers list 80 that the names Oh the
missing may b. checked OH.
Tho coroner estimates that the deh'h
list will total 81.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-24
CrPARponAH1n 6m.

The objectionable Sin. Major Rupert
Hughes masterpiece OF fiction based
upon facts, il will be recalled. excited 4
veritable storm Of controversy through
out the United States when 1t first saw
the light Of day as a serial in the Red
Book magazine Harry Carson has made
a truly remarkable picture based upon
tho same story. This picture version IL
the attraction at the Liberty theatre for
. six days engagement. beginning Non"
day, May. &c.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-24
:xvEy ACRES OF LAND AT ELM
sRovE AND BUILDINGS 1ScIUo-
Ed IN THE DEAL.
ON Do Used For Junior High Scnooi'
Athletic And other Purposes.

On. OF the most important realty
a,o,, consurrnateti IN Ohio county Tor
.o,,s ,,rnr was closed yesterday when
~, BOARD Of Educrtlon Of Tr.ade'phia
si.,r,c, purchased ~. old :ratnnary
,-onar,v =, Elm Grove. which consists
=, eleven. acres Of splendid land Just