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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-07-11
Ohio Valley News

section Of Averur r. would result IN Wis
TORS having better desire I" walk
through that section, said a stranger TO-
day. Tin cans. paper and "'h'r run
Dish cover this street winch Is one "l
the foreign resident sections.
new chute Is to bc installed al '"'
Weirton bathing beech which IS unu'F>
going other improvements. Each atter-
noon and evening finds Il larg'> crown "
bathcrs At tho river.
The city fire house was given ''oF-
olgh cleaning yesterday. Tn" truck was
moved outside and washed and oiled ana
tho interior Of the Hr"h"us" was E'''"
a scrubhing. The @.No0 feet Of fir" hose
was taken ON and tested an" '''"''
The CONVERSIONS laying Of the nc"
Polish church. which takes pla"" early III
August promises to be the biggest III
Polish circles N tho towns history
The work Of cXcavatlnG for tho chuF'h
foundation is being push"d rapidly. h'-
sides ,h1, two hundred members 'n'Fe
Will be visitors here for tn" c"rn'r-S'ohc
living from all parts ut tho country.
Bills and posters wcr" distributed III
HOLIDAYS Cove New cumberland anu
Throughout, the rural districts today. TOT
the big Welcome Home Parade. 10 DC
given Hancock county soldiers next sun
dav afternoon. The program was com
plctcd this week and Will bring out nor
only all the soldier boys but c!tiZchS
from the entire section.
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100 |NDICTMEN7S
BY JEFFERSON
JURY EXPECTED

STEI'BENVILLE. O.. July lo.-one
hundred or more indictments will be re-
turned Friday morning by tho special
grand jury which has been investigating
gambling ana other vice conditions IN
TN" cay fer the past four weeks. Tho
jury VAS on the last lap Of its long
prob" lat" this afternoon and at m
the number Of true bills was clos" 10
the century mark. according 10 inforWa-
tIon obtained from a reliable source.
1t is said that at Toast seventy of the
indlctmcLts will be brought aCains-
members Of tho local gambling fraitr-
nifty. III" remainder being the regular
run "r grand jury cases. 1t Is UNDER
stood that no indictments will be rec
turned against persons whose names
were found on gamblers account books
and non" hut ih"S" who made gambling
their business and earned their livcll-
hood thu, way will BE- indicted.
; Speculation as to whether tho Grard
jury Will report anything Of n scnsa-
riunal character. was rife today. JucE-
ing from tho information available
there will be nothing of ''unusual' in
t"rcst aside from the gambling indict-
mCnts.
I In fact. the organization behind the
| Investigation says that ii started out TO
! clean up gamblers and to forever Smash
their influence in this city and thai II
! will b" entirely satisfied if this Is ac-
! CompliShcd.
{ From ono source il is learned tina:
! the prohcrs obtained a mass Of scandal
and sensational gossip. but there was
! not enough evidence, il is said. on which
To has" indictments and it is probable
| that this choicy stuff will never see the
| Hight Of day.
! Many witnesses summoned today on
several important CasCS could not be 10
Gated. 1t WIS found that they had inn
portant business at Pittsburgh. Bcllaire.
! Wheeling and other cities and would be
detained in these cities until the nrst
OF tho week.
/ The probcrs are expected TO make
their report To Judge Carl Smith FRI
day morning. but the hour has not as
yet been set.
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N|NERk|LLEDAT
BEECH BOTTOM
Was Repairing Wires in Fire Danag ed
Mime When he Came Into Contact
With Highly Charged Wire.

David Glenn, aged fifty years. one Of
the best known men of WcllsburG. was
instantly killed yesterday afternoon
about l o'clock in the RccCh bottom
mine of the Richand Coal company. His
sudden death was n shock to his many
friends not only in W"llshurg but irr
Warwood as we'll. About year ago,
Mr. Glenn was working ut the Richland
mine Of the same company. and will be
remembered as ono Of the finest fellows
that ever entered the mine
Glenn. who was never married. had
been working Off the Richland company
for number of years in tho capacity
Of electrician. He was caught in the
mine last Thursday evening when fire
broke out. but escaped with his life. only
10 lose II yesterday. He had been bend
ing over tho trolley track in tn entrance
Of tho mine repairing q wire. and when
he raised up. tho over head trolley wir"
caught him on the neck There was a
flash. and the lifelcss body Of Mr.. Glenn
fell forward through the entrance or
tho minc.
Tho body was removed to Wheeling
where It is being prepared for burial.
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NEW ATHENS

Mr.. Peter Graham, Mr.. David Minticr.
and Mr.. D. l.. Parrish attended the civil
war soldiers reunion held at Jcwett. q.
All report a good time, but very warm.
The Fourth this year was q record
breaking day for heat.
Miss Jcnnct Mcconnell. OF wheeling.
was here over the weekend with homo
folks.
Miss Mary Mcconnell. who has been
q primary teacher in the Martins Ferry
schools for a number OF years. has &C
copied n position in the Bcllaire schools
at an advance in salary.
Mrs. Carrie laXton is visiting friends
at Alliance and Sebring and will be alb
sent for about ten days.
Mr.. s. G.. Hughes and family arrived
here last week from Colingo, California
They were on the road five or six weeks
visiting with friends and camping out.
They report a fine trip and that is the
only way to travel and enjoy yourself.
Through the efforts Of the College, Aid
Society Of franklin College, a nice little
picnic was held on the Fourth OF July
on the college campus. There was no
attraction only to keep cool and enjoy
fnc dinner, held in the dining room
Of the gymnasium. which was nice and
cool. The attraction for the men was
pitching horse shoes which was contest
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MT u,hors ~ .he
cd very closely nc Hieli'u 's,r. ~
college BOARD seemed 10 " -
The popular sport ana Qult inc Stnn
with I'm" RECORDS as io!Io" 20 ii
Johnson. Henderson WIN III
as an interested SP"ClhI",' Mice
Mrs. Flora cochran ana Inusht $500
|tara' OF 'hulH. anu .Ht =, 10 Hnicnin ~,
Hl NaH.oI. "''' '''' 'o' NV
! IN" "ur'n; a ro,,i,r of e.
W. ~; N"rkii"" cru Lar: ,bc stb
h'rSH''!'i h'S'Ltu iI,'i"r 10 College
ana Hl' '''"'u 'h' I"'''' va ''''
/, campus, ,,.,, ,..o no. boon
Eh$lEh J"hn llV'Iun' WI" no. CT
drrnnhliiz"u' ana HhnSr l',"'. - ~ H.
mont. l'a'. NlSit'G lricnuS hc'S ~ ''''
Fnur'h ana To" kb'iii''I ~ ~ pi,,. CO
MI Jh'hS"h HllH l"u'.i! ~ 80
ton. "a. was nor" on IN: r9uTth 'is; n
ing with r"latlF'S ana htlehocu 'he pie-
me- on NC '"h"Er Eanni,u II "a ,.ifo Wait
MI, I"t.i w. wv ~; Wn,,i,," I'crrv an The
"a WIN 'r''huS III M"i''"H r'''S vi viz
rEu.."' r,, rr,,.,e ~ rodi, u,s
VI r.Ht W., catJ,o,h win bor uncic
nrr" "SIr III ""'O'''" WIN ''''
ri, S!.,,i -,,,.,or,. ,,oro oil n. ,beIr
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ToReduce Your Weight
Quickly and Easily

II you are too fat. or if your figure
has become flabby and you are carrying
around q burden OF annoying unhealthy
flesh, the cause is, ten chances 10 one.
lack OF oxygen carrying power Of the
blood and faulty assimilation of the
food, Too little OF the food is being
made into good hard tissue and muscle.
and too much into little globulcs OF fat.
Every man and woman reader OF this
paper who too fat. whose flesh is soft
and flabby should try the new prcpara-
ton, Phynola. a simple but remarkably
efficient formula put up for convenient
home use.
PATE Drug Store. lt25 Market street to-
Day and get n box OF these wonderful
Phynola tablets: take one after each
meal and one at bed time They are
pleasant to take, entirely safe and give
Splendid results quickly and easily. No
dieting. strenuous exercising. drastic
massaSing or appliances. Just a simple
PhynoIh Tablet four times day and in
a shora time your weight IS reduced on
be.
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FOllANSBEE

Ross williams. of Golfers. was yis-
iting Follansbec friends yesterday.
Thomas II. Rogers left last evening
for a brief visit To Pittsburgh.
Mrs. +. NJ. Work OF Stcubenville. is
visiting her ncce. Mrs James Walms-
ley. Of Main street.
Miss Jean OvinEton. OF Steubenvillc.
is the guest Of Miss Blanche Keller.
Mrs Incz Nixon spent Tuesday shop
ping in Steubcnvillc.
Miss Florence Dickman. who was Sc
verely burned while operating a crane in
tho mill eight weeks ago. was brought to
mr. home from the Ohio Valley hospital
In Steubenville yesterday. She is recov-
crlng slowly.
Miss Mildrd Wood is reported on the
sick list.
A crowd from here enjoyed the pleas
ant bathing party held al Pfcisters on
Cross Creek last vcninG. There were
sevral coupls from hre in attendance
Mrs. Shaddick. OF Virginia avnue. has
returned homo after visit overtime
Fourth with relatives in Chester.
Mrs. Myrtle Keller is spending the
week with relatives in RaYanna anc
Youngstown. Ohio.
The two recruiting officers from Steu-
bcnvillc were in F'ollanshce yesterday IN
connect with tho work of securing en-
listmcnts for the L. 5. Army at home
and abroad.
Mr.. and Mrs. LaRochc. Of Bellalrc
were recent visitors At the home or MT
and Mrs. J. l.. Burns
Frank Worstall. Of Topeka. Kansas
who visited Thomas Cough. has gone on
10 Canton to visit friends.
4 band concert and ball game. IN con-
motion with recreation work among the
citizens of Follansbce. at the DuQucsne
street park Tuesday night proved a
great success. Tho Louise coal mining
team met a local team Of ball players
II is hoped for future entertainments
here during tn summer.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas McAloney OF
Pittsburgh. were recent guests OF Mt
ard Mrs. &. Is. Robertson.
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Petitions Being Signed.

The petitions being circulated by tho
business men. making protest to the
Public Service Commission nf this state
asking that tho case Of raising the car
fare between Warwond and Wheeling be-
ing r"opcn"d for argument arc being
signed rapidly. according to ono Of tho
mon carrying tho petition. and it is OK
p"ct"d that every loyal citizen OF the
town will have his name signed before
this evening.
1t is planned 10 employ a good At
torncy to 20 to Charleston to formally
present tho petitions and beg Of tho
commission for another hearing. and Un-
less tho action succeeds tho citizens
plan to take matters in their own hands
and protest. by using "Jitncy" buSscs.
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ARE YOU
TOO THIN?
I Will Increase Your Weight With at
Least Ten Pounds Of Healthy, Per-
manent, Stav-Thcre Flesh and
Fat IA Thtrty-six Days or
No Chnrge-"Sargen"

believe that can inCrcaS" the weight
! Of most amy thin. undcNc!"p"d man or
woman by nj least ten pounds IN 'hlrtE-
sin days by u smpl" pleasant. harmless
and perfectly Natural method that calls
! for no physical culrur" stunts. special
diets. tlr"Sum" exercise or detention
W, wrrI;d iik" to mako thk tcst on every
man arid woman in Wheeling and NiCln-
i,y. who is ten pounds ar NOR" under
weight. ! particularly want IN" hard
+ cases the people VIII" arc peaked.
Srrawny. and who think that nothing
can make them plump do not lam
tha, in every case | viii succeed. l;ut
| do say this: II thirty5Six days Follow
my Of my method does not increase your
weigh: ut least ten pounds thor" VIII b"
no chprE". and If | do succeed th" cost
Ia ytH viii hr less than 10 cents day.
Thin nervous. und"N"lnpcd men ard
women everywhere ar" heard To say. Il
can't understand why | do not SCt fat.
| eat plenty Of good n"Mri@nlhE i""d.
The reason is just this: You cannot get
fat no mpttcr how much YOU ca. uEir$S
YOUR digestive organs and your Flood
asSimilatc tn" flesh and fat IN lNlnS clC-
mcntS Of your food instead II passing
them through your body as waste. \
Q thin prrSunS body is like Il dry sponge
! eager and ready for tn" fatty MAJ cri6ls
Of which il is being deprived by tho fail
urc ur the blood ~ absorb them from
daily food.
ain to stop this s"rioIs leakage and
vast" ur flesh and fat-mlki1g material
and to supply IN" misSIIG Ink between
food eating and fat -maEin,:--to Turn the
fats IN your food int" fat Il your body.
| say my system is correct and that ii
. works and | want you 10 try It at my
risk.
Go 10 &. H. GRIEST & 20. Ask him
for SAH,iI:N. the Flesh Builder Shop
~ dCr1SIt the reasonable purchase price
and tax" il home and use il with your
meals. aS directed for thirty-sIN days. If
il succeeds ii surely viii pro"c fine IN
. vest u!"nt. For even ten pounds az nddI-
. tI0nnl fat on your body viii make
l-rcnt Improvement. and should It fail.
IN" cost Ia you is nothing.
, II YOU really are in earnest IN your de-
sire Ia put on flesh you will not delay
Nnm VIII hcrln this test 1t oncc-tCLlaY.
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twin sons left last week for New YORK
to meet husband and father.
School Board Organizes.

At a meeting of the Board Of Educa
tHon Of tho independent district or
Wcllsburg. in the county Of Hrookc, held
at the high school building. July S, 19l9.
the following officers were elected: DIT
Roy b. McCuskcy. president and j. a.
Gist secretary. TIL. first Tuesday OF
each month was fixed as the regular
meeting night for the current school
year. Thu contracts for repairs Mt t1c
Central school and new seating were
confirmed. W. y. Rctham was rc-elcct-
cd as superintendent for IN" current
year. The payment Of current hl!lS was
ordered, and the meeting then stood ad'
iourned TO the 14th inst.
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WEIRTUN
WEST VIRGINIA s
LARGEST MAN IN
SERVICE 4 COP

WEIRTON. W Va. July lO.-John
,h.indsey Carroll. the biggest man t"
Serve in the A. e F. in France. and the
biggest man in the state Of west VIZ
.gfnia Is now plain officer Carroll oil
'e4rc Weirton police force.
- Carroll. whose homo Is in Sml'ht'eI"'
West Virginia returned from duty over.
seas lust a few weeks ago and Chiei
FAIRY Brooks. OF the WeIrton depart
'rhent, who makes a.sp:cialty OF securing
Big men as we'll as good men. hcard OF
the young giant and made quiet trip 10
the little town down state week aE"'
The offer must have looked GOOD 20 'nr
big veteran for ne appeared at the ioCat
.police office at Weirton today and asked
for his uniform. .
That was a big problem for the cni'i
but was solved when he was escorted 70
- Steubenville tailor whore his meaSur'-
,rnent was taken and speed up oroer
s-Jlaeed for covering material for tho new
copper who will be walking regular
~Seat in weirton by Saturday.
- Carroll stands six feet. nine ana q
~falf inches tall in his stocking rect
chief Brooks figures this will put MIN
II seven feet with his new police cap
He weighs :7S pounds and is ouilt IKE
a giant from the ground up, he mas
bad no experience dS
after his army career and with ms car
IMAGE Chief Brooks says he Will max
one Of the best policemen in the country
with a little coaching.
when Carroll entered the army the
examining board didn't want TO oothcF
with him. You're too big for Uncle
sam they said. But he was in the pest
OF physical condition and wanted 10 go.
sThen the board tried to figure place
for him. He was too tall to stand IN
formation with a platoon OF infantry
men; too bulky for a place in the trench,
'es so he drew the medical corps ana
became a member or the 9lSt noSp''a
Sn5nnit urith which nc served in France.
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Personal Notes,

Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse Knight and chic
and Mrs. Mary Cox. motor"d over IRON
iMorGantown. for a visit in the city
Mrs. Cox will be remembered as MISS
! Mary Knight.
Mrs. Bcss IIerndon, Of Pottsvllle. Ia
is visiting ut tho home Of her parents
Mr., and Mrs. w. II. Tarr. MIR. and Mrs
Tarr, in company with Mrs hcrndon
visited the old Tarr estate near Brilliant
iOhio, Wednesday afternoon.
Mrs. Abe Montgomery and Mrs. John
Fault were Wheeling visitors on We'd
ncSday.
Mrs. John Fisher and Mrs. Daniel
Storck were shoppers in Wheeling. wed
nesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ora LigEett and daugn
ter. Miss Madgc, were Wheeling visitors
Wednesday.
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WELLSBURG
withrow-CuEtck.

Miss LaNcrne CusiCk. daughter OF MI.
and Mrs. Fred CusiCk. and MIR. waiter
Withrow. both Of WellSburg. surprised
their many friends her" on Wednesday,
when they quietly journ"ycd 10 New
cumberland. and were married at the
parsonage Of tho New Cumberland
church. the ceremony beng pcrformco
by Rev. RidGlcy. the pastor After the
ceremony. Mr.. and Mrs. Withrow return
cd To WcllsburS and informed their fam
,lics and friends. who Immediately show
ercd CONGRATULATIONS upon the happy
couple.
Mrs. Withrow is we'll known here and
has n host of friends. Mr. Withrow Is
also well known and is employed in the
Follansbcc mills. They will make their
future home in Wellsburg.
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DASH BALM. BEST FOR
HOT WEATHER FEET
Drives Burning and Unbearable Soreness From Feet That
Ache, Swell and Perspire.

II you want strong. sturdy. vigorous
feet that will stand the hardest sort Of
usage without discomfort get a 35-cent
jar Of Dash Balm for the feet tonight
and just rub II on.
No bother. no fussing around getting
ready no powder to clog the pores, but
a pleasant ointment that soakes into
the skin and drives out the poisonous
matter that causes the agony and in
fiammation.
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Lived Up To Rules.

Lemoync H. White. who was under
quarantine for twenty-five days on &C
count Of the illness Of Mrs. White. or
scarlet fever. has returned TO his posi-
ton at the Dcnison garage on twelfth
street. Cheerful yet anxious to get back
10 work after he found that Mrs. White
was out Of danger 1t must be said or
him. diving next door 10 the Herald
office in the Campbell homestead) that
he lived strictly Ut 10 quarantine rules.
II all persons were as careful there
would be less danger from the spread
of disease.
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Tent Meetings.

The evangelistic meetings which haVe
been conducted since July 3rd., at stop
"A Windsor station. will continue until
July goth. The meetings are conducted
by Rev. Lawrence, of SebrInG. ONO. ana
Rev. c. W. johnson, OF Brilliant. ONO.
missionary for the American Sunday
School Association. Interesting services
and good music. Everybody is invited
TO attend.
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Much interest is being taken IN the
coming boxing bout between FRANK
Rrookcs, Of Center Warwood. one Of the
clcvcrcst little boxers OF the city VINO
ever stepped into tho ropcd arena ana
Halle Mover, Of the south end. another
clever fistic artist. Tho bout Will D"
staged next Wednesday night at the
lawn fcte Of the Warwood Fire depart :
mcnts. and promises to draw big crowd:
Another feature on Thursday night Will
hc a wrestling match with the same
thing Friday night. Tho events are all
bcinc staged by Warwood boys. and thct
many friends are carefully watching the
choec0 mon
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Sixty years.

G. NJ. Stephens, who left here about
a year ago for Moundsville. has been
visitor at the homo Of his grand-daugh-
ter. Mrs. Thomas erosion. of Twenty
fifth street. has been in the coal mines
for sixty years. having gone in to Work
when seven years old.
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, Ben hill Monday but no epS,&189tt.
Mrs J. D. Somerville qta HYtiesfaf'
N. J.. who has been spehniatg Nbnhsr1c
: with her parents, Mr.. nd M: VooC'
Case, returned to her hSnSST69ne
! Mr.. and MrA W. HpAend6MW .Se
Kenwood, Erma DungdT h6f UsIcdeac,
and Ray DUNCAN of EantpaC9steh6' suA-
day with their parentx,' Hr. inanq4fe.
! Morris DUNCAN. / JncmNBts omos
, Mrs. Sylvanus NoofS SbvfsfunS ner
son. Austin. of Salem.ja T'Ao7a 90 Q,
; Mary Murdoch and MIA yeSsis aatkft1
man spent Monday nwIth'" fsienn
Lillian Cobb of M.rsas ~ llSS
iting her friend, Clara "Goffellp "
Mr.. and MIS-. John Hines ana TN
Of Detroit. Mich. spent sevSrS4 4
week with Mr.. and Mrs. J.! e., Hofs
! +. G. Wilson and family 1ssH1t
'G Halfor I'd MI NiIier wa. { esas% "
rain, Tuesday.
Herbert DUNCAN Is visitinE.
Mrs w. ]. Henderson, Of
Zcnita and Lois Harrim
attending Normal at New
the weekend at their ho1
Mrs. Harvey Graham
Bertha, and Mrs. John
ping in Wheeling. Tues
Julia Clarke Is vid
Reading, Pa
John Myrdoek Of
er in town Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs, Franz
Bathurst spent the !
in Cadiz.
orville Arnold of.
the home Of Ma
Sunday.
Merrick Morris Of
his parents, Mr.. and y
Alice DUNCAN visited
of Dillonvale. last weel
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel
callers in Fairview. Sund
Lewis Hall was & bus
Wheeling Tuesday.
Jack Hopper and Archie
ed home Tuesday from Ger
were with the Army Of %
Mr.. and Mrs. W. c. Tola
Donald. and J. B. Giffen va
in Wheeling. Tuesday.
]. l.. Beck was q weekend
Akron.
J. L. Roney Of Martins Fer
business visitor In town Wed
l.. c. Steer was Q business
Adena Tuesday.
Mrs. J. l. Beck spent . few "a
week with friends In Canton
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Procrast3nation means misery: eet
jar Of Dash's today and II II Isn't bet:
ter than anything you have ever used
You viii never know what baeeDsd.
comfortable feet are Till yoa ~ pAsh
Balm
Dash Balm 10 good for other s1zssnts
bites and ehappsd banda
C. a GrieSt 4 Co. 0on e - tha
mouGy-bAek II dissatisfied plaA
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birthday Party.

Miss Mary Long. Of Center NarW""n
entertained a number 4 h"r lrichoS ~
her homo last cvcnil'S the occasion
bororinr her birthday Tho evening
bours were spent in tho usual manner
music dancing and games. following
which dainty refreshments were served.
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wnir&nn Gets Cannon.

. The town of Weirton has bean pre-
scented with a German field piece. cap
sured in one CT tn: last big engaSemcntS
IN the World War and the city's souF'-
shS- OF the great conflict will soon Dc
grazing a spot in the center Of the town
= An eommemoration OF the part Weirton
Bows and the folks at home played IN the
. &ar just endcd.
- whether the artillery piece - N'r-
= man II or an Austrian SIS is not Fnowry
hut that II will arrive soon was made
: pDablic today by an Official Of the var
ton stec! company. Upon its arrival the
cannon will he placed either on IN" spa
eious lawn beside th2 main otticeS OF
The mill. or taken 70 the playErounuS'
The former place is favored ny NOR
rlaoso,, surroundings and would be our
OF the way Of molestcrs.
With tho field piece will come inc ar
tillery carriag. on which It was opera'-
ing when captured by Amcrtcanforces'
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The JunoT Circle OF the Warwood
Sewing club members will give an leo
cream social and lawn fetc on the jacob
lawns in tho south end next tuesday
evening and tho committee in charge IS
makinEa elaborate arrangements for a
hiE affnir.
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Prof George W. llOGg. born and rear
I'd in Brooke County. serving here Tor
several terms as county superintendent
Of schools, and for number * years
principal Of the district High school at
Clcndcnnin. has been appointed distrtc:
supervisor Of Kingwood district, Pres
ton County, w. Va.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-07-11
Committee Met.

The executive committee Of the ,. w.
club. appointed recently 10 arrange l"r
n lawn party to be gwen IN IN" nc"i
future. met last evening at the home OIL
Miss Eva Davis. Although practically
all tho nlans were completed. an an
nounccmcnt will be forthcoming today.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-07-11
Typhoid Fever.

Selvy Papin is seriously i'll OF tynhoid
fever at the home Of his mother. Mrs.
Eva Papin Mrs. Papin was IN Wheel
ing Wednesday for the purpose Of Sc
curing n trained nurse for her son.