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El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-05-22
Ell plazo para que los plenipotenciariol
:alemanes den su aceptacion al.
hatado, ha terninado hoy.
El Conde Rautzau presentara contrapro1
posiciones que no han de ser
admiidas.
(Cable "EI Imparcial)
Via ". /. p. and T. Co.
(Cable a eel impartial"
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PAR1SHoy ueves expra plazo concedido Aenana
dar respuesta dentva acepac0n del Tatado de Pa
mponen los vencedoes Dcese Conde Rantzau
orienaes las cuestone naceras Enndese que aiados
estan resuetos echazar las ncaones de los rpreenes ale
names, cuaquier sentido que expresen
. a&ysj&
MADRID.-Comuncan de Alicante que Eda villa pro-
vinca ha ocurrdo ageda doorosa Ell gran baritone Sag
baba, paseandose hos desgracia
de vocar peecendo ell naurago use artista hijos
La noca ha producido Madrid doorosa impression solo
sno entire e pdbico que admiraba al gran
a ~ M ~ s ssa#sseas.,
iunsiS dc su Santidad 1lsnfest5 or
ciaente al Obpo de Breslau que Papa esta
tener condolences duas para Aemaa nerponendo
nuencias de los goberno aiados Ell duda
la opinion ca6ca de los pbos venceores ha de
alguna impression favorable la gesti6n de Su Santdad
= a&Ey&tN
HABANAE aviador cubano Agustn Par ha inau,gurae e
servco aereo postal comercia entire Key West Habana Ell
6xto del primer vae ha so muy aentador cosora resue
traco que normazado rstivo benc
fco
do las aranas conucionaes partcpa de gran exctaco
que los agtadores potcos pesar de que
dcho los leaders de las zquerdas respecto
tora todos los pardos esan hacienda acta
tomar parte los comicios Las eecones muy redas
y Sr Maura raca armac0n de que han muy egae
por parte de la administration. =
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-05-22
LCDO. SALVADOR SUAU.

Sc cOmpIace en- participar a
sus amigos y relacionados que
tiene nuevamente, instaladOs su
bufetc y lolicina notarial en- su
antique local del edifcic del
American Colonial Bark de San
Iusr, Ger. pisO, P. Z.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-05-22
Ell valor relativoI
del Dollar

Dicen los economistas que con
un dollar hoy dia no Sc compra
10 que Sc podia con SO centavos
hace varioS amos.
Tai vez no sea usted un eco
nomista pero usted sabe que con
un dollar en- csta Gpoca no Sc
compra 10 que Sc podia antes,
quiere decir, nj tanto alimento,
nj tanta ropa nj tanto Gle ningu-
ma otra cosa. No es necesario
ser un economista para probar-
selo a usted. Cada dollar que
usted invierte es una prueba
mas.
Lo mismo nos Sucede a noSo-
tros. Con un dollar no pagamos
| los jornales que antes podiamoS.
| No podemos comprar la misma
cantidad de carbon, clectricidad
nj de ninguna otra dc las matq
rias esenciales que entran ep
production del transporte
Hoy dia el precio de
vos por un pasaje no
NADIA mas que ell preQ
tavos hace algunos
Porto Rico RAJ
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RECIBIDOS.

nuestra mesa de redacci0n
llegado estos dias tres libros
hcaban de ser editados y'pues
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-05-22

cieron complete el recorlJdo de las
dos p1imeras ctapas, sin ninguna al
teraci6n, pero q N c 4, fue oblighdo
a desccndcr en- el mar, fuera dc Cha
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-05-22

than, Mass, a causa de una altera-
cion del motor.
La segunda ctapa de la jornada era
desde Halifax Trepassy, una dis
tancia de 460 millas.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-05-22

Solo hemos tratado de hacer
una reseila breve de las tres Obras
mencionadas, a fin de advertir a
los lectores amantes de los buenas
letras de su aparici6n, y en- mOdo
alguho una cl1tica, pues esta la
reservamos para mas tarde.
Por hoy, nos imitamos acu-
sar recibo de los libros referidos
v a darles las gracias a sus auto
res respectiyos pOr las amables
dedicatorias que en- ellos vienen.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-05-22
En- Monhlldaan ocurrido serios tumultos,
a cau}gdel encarecimiiento de
Is subsistencias.
Paz con Austria sufre al
Nina de Sra, por no haber Degado
euerdo con Italia, sobre
uesti6n de fronteras.
un Gable "El Imparcial")
Gable a Gel Imparcial.")
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ADhlD, MaR2.-En Montilla, cudad de la provincial de
va la habiyer volenta collision entire pueblo las
que acudh auxilo de la poicia fracasada su in
de restabe orden Los eementos popuares produjeron
IVA rrotes contra lie encarecmento de las substencias
a la ntragencia del Acalde que quso inerponer su
DAD a favoie la reclamation popular
'RlD-A lusa del choque habido entire ell pueblo las
tfes paiss han muerto diez seis estan gravemente
Otros destan curando en- domcios para slstraer-
acclon den justicia Ell entierro de las vcmas ha sdo
lnlponefa que asist6 gran concurrencia. Pres-
to e Sr Ayusq, que hza discugso tonos
@-=-xaH-A~
ministro de la Gobernacion Sr Jineno ha dado
IL ten les de practicar investigation Montlla
Xpural sponsabilidades medida preventiva ha
Ado funciones al Acade Por ell goberno de Ma
ha ordenado las autoridades de Montia que ap-
extrcamente los preco de asa para todos los artcuos
kSera necesdad
ISEl Tratado de Paz Austria ha de denlorado
con motive de la negatva de Italia aprobar la
entire Austria Jujoeslavia. La question fronterza en-
aa Y Jujoesava esta sin resover todava.
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|.
IS rs la cuarta edi-
|nosa obra de don
Juncos, "Ti-
res Portorriqueilos
;, acertadisimO estu-
bres.
sc da cl case eli
|no mundo literal'io
b tenga que ser edi-
liza yez.
! las cXcelencias de
aeres 'Portorrique-
o", obra que su
obligado a REIN
del gran ndmero
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-05-22

fuemanuaS, duS sc nan necnO So
kitandola Ell nuestras librerlas.
IOtro de los librOs que ACADIA de
lr' la luz p1blica, es un primo
bso tomito de versos originates
el notabillsimo sonetinista Nico-
is Blanco.
.lSe titula: "Y muy sencillo", y
estl editado, con exquisite gusto,
por la STANDARD Printing Works.
La portada esta hecha, con el
pcierto que acostumbra, por F.
Reldan.
Ell libro contiene un buen nu'
hero de poesfas, entire las cuales
Iran varias de esas primorosas
iaturas que han colocado a
olas Blanco Ell el codiciadt
st6 de primer sonetinista de
tito Rico.
ldres Marin, el m6dico y cs
| : aspsEol, e. 81 autcr del tes
n de les librss aue, de -srids
|ra, comeltamos On estas co
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-30
FOLLANSBEE

FOI.I.ANSREE. ". Va. June %
CnieF OF Police John Stephens has left
for Detroit, where nc will spend his va
cation with his son. Claude stephens.
Mrs. Mary Cunrnnd. Of Williamsp"~t'
Pa is visiting st tn" home OF her
daughter. Mrs. James Parker.
Miss Nellie Butler of kittanntng. Pa
Is the guest Of her sister. Mrs. G. g.
Robertson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clifford Raught ha%e
loft for Ridgway. Pa. for visit win
relatives.
SATURDAY was pay day for thA en-
Moves of tho Follansbcc Brothers mills
Mrs John Worstcll. Of Topeka. Kan.
Is visiting Mr.. and Mrs. David Evans
and will accompany them TO Lisbon. o.
for a visit.
Word has been received that Rev. 7.
NJ Imhoff and family. formerly OF m"
city. are nicely located at Parry, o.. IN
the vicinity os Cleveland.
Jenkin Jones has gone 70 Canton ~
Tor 4 two weeks VISIT.
Frank Lewis. returned solder. nc
came a casual at the mill hospital wh>n
ne fell and burned his right arm N
hot bar m the sheet mill.
Miss Thelma Berry is suffering from
a painful injury to her right foot. *Cs-
tanned several drys ago when snc
stepped on a needle The nccdle'br"ff
into three parts in her foot.
David Evans has left for trip tc
Akron and through northern Ohio.
The summer shutdown at the bar MIL
and other raw material departments
started yesterday. 1t will last for We
weeks.
Three Links Rebekah lodge mot yes
I. rday and elected officers. Mrs. ;. +,
Mcpherson was elected noble grand and
Miss Mildred Woods was elected wee
grand
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-30

the logical effect Of Plant Juice IS al,
tested by the testimonials OF well
known local people who have regalneu
their health by the use Of this prepara-
ton.
For instance. Mrs. Clarinda Quinn
who resides a: No. 1924 Locust street.
PITTSBURGH. and is well known ana
highly esteemed lady In this city. SAID:
For long time have been trou-
bled with my stomach. My rooo 1el-
nentcd and my stomach was all oIoa1-
ed with gas which pressed upon my
heart and I thought l had heart trou-
bic. had headaches. dizzy speis.
could not sleep and felt all played out.
I had tried many medicines without
any benefit whatever and was told
that l had gastric ulcers caused from
indigestion. \ friend told me about
your medicine. Plant Juice. and l got
a bottle and began TO take IT, the
first dose relieved me some. and now
after taking il for several weeks . am
feeling like a new woman; have n"
more trouble with my stomach ana
ran eat anything want and digest II.
where before il was agony for me 10
cat. 7 sleep we'll at night and am not
,roubled with gas on my stomach. l
am gaining in flesh daily and am rec
or,rnending Plant Juice TO all my
friends. as IT certainly did the work
! for me-
pInnt Juice is sold in Wheeling at c.
H Griest & Co.'S drug store.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-30
Ohio Valley News
WEIRTON

wEIRTOE. w. Va. June o9--Thc new
St. Paul's Roman Catholic church was
dedicated here at 1880 o'clock sunday
morning with beautiful and impressive
ceremonies. Solemn high mass was h'td
at that hour. conducted by the kt' kcE'
2. J. Donahue. bishop OF "hceilhE" inc
music accompanying the mass was rem
dered by St. Joseph's choir OF MI. o'tHc'
Pittsburgh. assisted by 81. PauIS cn"'r
under the direction OF MISS Mary mag
define DAWN. organiSt.
Confirmation services were held NJ =
o'clock in the afternoon at which time
Bishop Donahue gave instructions 10 the
large class Of children and adults con-
firrncd. The children Of the contrma-
ton class received their first commun-
ion at low mass at g. m.
The new edificc WAS completed at
cost Of $40. 600 and occupies heautItui
site on the hillside overlooking Holidays
Cove. The Rev. A. D. McSwiggen -
pastor and his untirinS efforts nave
made this. the youngest parish IN the
ishinz in the valley. The dedication
services were largely attended.
Plans have been drawn for new city
building which will be erected some
time this year near the Wcirton Steel
company's offices.
force of fifty lahorers came into
the town yesterday. having been secured
from various cities. Many more men
are needed here on new construction
work
The foundation FOR the new Polish
church will be started next week and
Rev. Wilczek announces that the corner
stone will be laid some time next
month.
Mrs. David Snyder has returned from
a visit In Burgettstown.
Donald McBurney has gone to Hick-
DRY. Pa. for the summer.
Mrs. ". d. Johnston and daughter are
home from Jewett, Ohio.
rms Roy Snodgrass is spending TWO
weeks in Akron. Ohio.
Miss Lydia Davis is home from Pitts
burgh for the Fourth.
Mrs. A. Wigal Of Fairnont. Is Tisi ing
Mrs. Charles Ferguson.
Mrs. D. Wright. OF Salem. Is visiting
relatives at the Cove.
Walter Campbell is erecting ne"
bungalow on the hill.
Miss Blanche Hill is attending sum-
NOR school at Morgantown.
Carl and Theodore Gilmore OF Wells
willie. are visiting their uncle J. r Gil
more. at the Cove.
Mr. and Mrs. James Russell have gone
to Warren, Ohio to make their future
home.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-30
FirmneSS In the West
Virginia Coal Trade

CHARLESTON. W. Va. June 20.
FTrnness has characterized tn" coal
market in West Virginia for tho last
half OF June according 10 reports re-
ccived here. Prices are gradually ad-
vancing. and Smokcless coal threatens
to become quite scarce on account of IT,"
order issued by Secretary Daniels af-
fecting its use in the navy. II will elm
mate l6 per cent Of the total output OF
the smokeless mines of West Virginia.
Trouble has been experienced in tn"
Kanawha fields and even in the north
crn portion Of the state in securing car
supply adequate to the demands.
The high water mark for the present
year has been reached in IN" Logan
fields, where tho production has reached
n total Of 204. 900 tons or only 1000 be-
hind that Of last year.
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Nouldrilia I1isfR

Miss Bernaiine Gerkins has retufneN
to her home In Grafton after q yiatc
with friends and relatives here. "a
W. H. Voitle has gone to Akron q
visit relatives. He will visit at folo1e
and Cleveland before returning home,
Mrs. Roy Gamble and son, ChAfleaI
have returned to their home here 9xtok
visiting relatives in Moorsfield. W. ~.
The A. o. u. W. lodge Of this city VII
hold q meeting at their hall on Jef4ef-
son avenue this evening.
Mrs. L. G. Mcrriner and daughter. l(lso
Elsie, Of Indianapolis, Ind, arc vistqno
friends and relatives here. ~
DR.. B. F. Bone and family will leeye
to-day for Lake Odessa. Mich. TO spend
the summer. 81
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agreement they went In opposite direc-
tons. the former to his old home In
PENNSYLVANIA and the latter back TO hcr
lunch counter at Chillicothe. Q. &C
,o-ding 10 their story. Grove was en-
ploycd as chef in q restaurant eonduc'sa
by the woman and several weeks ago ne
proposed marriage and was acccrtca
As soon as the knot was tled nc pro-
ceeded To purchas" an auto for wed
ding trip. Mrs. Grove says her new
husband spent money like water and
smashed the machine. When they
landed here they were pennilcss. having
spcrt over 1000. Mrs. Grove then de-
cided she had enough Of married life ana
the couple parted here.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-30
LICENSE TAGS FOR
l91S-l9l9 GOOD
UNTIL JULY 10TH

All automobile licenses for tho license
year I?lS-l9lA cN?ir" 1T midnight juno
80. 1919. but du" I" III" rush incident ~
the issuance. Of licenses "n July ISL anu
handling Of tIr heavy mail by tn" lnCal
l,gI rice th,. tim" during which l9lE-
InIa licenses and tags may b. SUED has
been ryrcndcd for period "f ten days
or 10 midnight of July lhtn, 1919. ana
IA" State Rad commission respectfully
rruurSts ali officers whose duty it ~
f. enforce the traffic laws Of the state
t. defer punishment Of violations until
July H. 1919
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-30
New Way to Remove &
Hairs Creates SensatiQM
Actually 4.... o.. n -

What beauty specialists regard -
Of the most important discoveries. -
cent years Is the phelactine metho
removing superfluous hair., lU
that il actually removes the hair rp1
II does this easily, instantly. hasnaaen
~. Sufferers from the affliction ~
need no longer despair. The acun.
hair-roots come out before your va
eyes, leaving the skin as smooth e.,
hairless as q babes.
Because IL offers such complete felt
a stick Of prelactine Is the most -
pensive thing q woman can buy toe
removal of hairy growths. For tltH
same reason druggists arc hAytne
enormous demand FOR it. You can .n1e
il with entire safety; II - % hArAl
one could even eat It without ~ -
effect IS
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-30
STEUBENVILLE

sTE1 'BENYILLE, O.. Juno 29.-
Michael Mcmahon. aged 81 years. for
MGR city fireman and well-to-do citIz"n.
Is in A critical condition at the Ohio
Valley hospital suffering from n self
inflicted bullet wound in the head. Ill
health. il is SAID. prompted him To at
tempt TO take his own l:fc. He 2hot
himself in the right ear with IS cal
hber revolver. the bullet coming out the
left, Jaw. \ train crew picked him Up
alongside the Cleveland & Pittsburgh
railroad tracks in the north end OF the
city and took HIM to tho hospital. At
Tending physicians stated today that lie
had n good chance for recovery.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-30
HOLY COMMUNION
FOR DEAF MUTES

Rev. II. G. Merrill. of Washington, u.
g conducted holy communion services
for the deaf mutrS IN th2 basement or
thr St Matthews church yesterday
morning at 1880 o'clock. The regular
afternoon service was held al 2:3O by
Lay reader John c. Bremer Win Hoou
nttepdanC" present
So Elizah"ths Guild Deaf Mutes ~ tn
hold an outing on the grounds at DAVIS
HIP Top Inn near k;,llairc on 'nc
Fourth of July. committee OF hNc is
now working hard for the hi6 time.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-30
aRmo WIN 1e Pre-.

Despite the TACT that the Steubenville
Acmes have demanded a big guarantee
to appear here July 4. 10 meet the
Mound City team on the Fifth street
ball park. there will be no admission
charged to the game. The event will
be one of the features Of the Fourth Of
July celebration and the expense will e
met with money from the general fund.
The game no doubt will be fast. and
the local team WI practice each evening
this week.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-30
rhn Eternnl OHice Boy.

Mr.. Root is fond of telling this story
about himself one day he said to his
mfrcc hoy. "Who has taken my waste
paper basket"
"Mr. Johnson. sir. tho caretakcr." was
the reply.
James. who opened that window
MIR. Smith. sir the window cleaner.
Now. look here" said Mr.. Root. we
call men by their tlrst names here We
don't mister them in this office. Do
you undcrst and?"
Yes, sir"
Ten minutes afterward the door opened
and the shrill voice of James was heard
saying '"There's a man as wants to see
sou, Elihu."-Pittsburgh Sun.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-30
MOUNDSvILLE
NEWS
Asks Notification.

Ben F. Peabody, local returned SOL
dicr. who has been chosen as grand mar
s,,aI of tho parade to be held here on
Fourth OF July. has requested that all
organizations who contemplate particI-
pating in the pageant notify him. II ~
necessary to make reservation IN inc
line Of march for tho various hoolcs.
Mt Peabody may be seen nj the Mound
(yfr hank
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-30

vsntirn took place in the Oak Grove n.
+. church. \ basket dinner was served
the visitors at the church al noon.
County President James D. Parrtotf,
Kcr. II. &. Gaunt and Miss Pearl Dorsey
y" this city. were among the speakers
and the convention was a big success.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-30
Lawn Eete Hold.

The lawn fetc held Saturday evening
by the ladies' Of tho Savertan Guild OF
the ST. Francis Xavicrs Catholic church
vas a big success. The ladies held me
event on The lawn surrounding the
church al the corner Of Seventh street.
End the patronage was large.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-30
Secure Brick.

The brick for the paving on Ash ave-
nue. between First and Second streets,
has arrived. and the work will go for.
ward this week. Tho excavating for the
Improvement was finished last week.
and tho contractor is now preparing to
pave Second street, between Ash and
Cedar avenues. and Cedar avenue from
Second 10 First street
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-30
Will Entertain Governor.

Warden j. q. Terrell. OF the state
prison, will entertain Governor John ].
Cornwell during his stay here Friday.
when he will address a big assembly at
the court house in connection with the
Fourth OF July celebration. The COVER
nor is slated to speak in Wellsburg on
Friday afternoon and will be tNien to
that place in an auto from here.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-30
Children'R Day.

Childrcns Day was observed in fitting
manner in the First United Presbyterian
church Yesterday The program. con-
sisting OF songs, marches and rectta-
lions, as we'll as instrumental music was
carried out in the morning. replacing
the usual preaching service.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-30
RehearRal Tonight.

This evening a rehearsal will b" held
By the high school band in III" 'rn' raj
school building. Music for the celeora-
ticn On Fourth of July here VIII u" It.
hearsed. and all members arc asked 10 DC
present at 40 sharp.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-30
Rnnnd Of Trade Meete.

Important matters will come up AT a
meeting Of the board OF trade To be held
Tuesday cIcnlng in tho Mcrcan'i'" h"'ln-
ing on Seventh street. The meeting was
adjourned from last Friday cvcn'nr p'-
Cause OF poor attendance. All memncrs
are requested tu b" on hand tomorrow
evening at 1870 o'clock
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-30
Miner Killed.

Tony Smietko. aged 81. employe OF
tho wheeling & Lake Erie Coal COM
nany. was killed by fall or slate In
tho Connorvillc mine yesterday. coroner
Kirk conducted the inquest. The cor
orcr also investigated the death or =
ycar-old Philip hester. who was
drowned in n mule pit at Ramsey y.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-30
DR.. Leland breaches.

Services in the Calvary NJ r. church
yesterday were conducted by Kew: Dan
.i,l r Leland, OF New York, in the abb
scncc OF the pastor, Rev S. B. Hart. who
is in columbus. O., attending tho NJ. +.
centenary meeting Rev. Leland deliver
ci two excellent sermons.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-30
Marriage Licenses.

Ivan Wilson and Nettie Valance
both OF Steubcnvilie. Leland r. Coates
and Mary Hillmarn both or Steub1n-
vilic. Robert Richards and Mary
Doughnr;y. both Of Steubenvtlle. Frank
Swartz and Mary Tcndcr, both OF Dr.
Ionvalc. Raymond Lewis and olive 6.
Dunlap. both Of Toronto
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-30

The Mems Glee Club Of the Chr1stlsa
church had charge Of the music q ~
services held in the church yesteroAN4i
The club is growing steadily In men-s
bership. and their singing yesterday - -:
very satisfactory. Prof. 0orfeu g.:
recting the organization. 4 rsAsarlel
was held Friday evening.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-30
g4art Concrete Work.

Work was started during the past
week on the concrete drain for the new
highway in the upper end Of the mar
rows. The surface work is going for
ward rapidly. and the laying Of the con-
cree f. undatiOn for the paving is about
IL start
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-30
IN Divorce Court

Annie Spencer has hlod suit for d.
ycrcc from Isaac Spencer. alleging ex-
trcmc cruelty. She charges nc threw
a dish OF ice cream At her and tossed
her out Of bed. They married in 1918.
John kellar has been granted d.
vorcc from Virginia kelIar on GROUNDS
Of willful absence. Helen Gossett Oh
yorced from Thomas Gossett and gwen
custody Of child. Mary Barton divorced
from Luther Barton for willful ao-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-30
pachpd q Cat

Mrs. Elizabeth Miller, aged IS years
Of Piney Fork, o.. is under arrest here
charged with carrying a gun Nelgn-
bors filed the complaint.
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day in circuit court, which viii eonNe
in special session with Judge ]. b So
merville on the bench. The case OF In
ly VS.. Fisher will be heard. and the nouS
support cases against Hugh Lucas An4
John Hall arc on the docket. 81
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-30

In tho summer camp or punsaI"W
v.hrre there arc no bathing facilities 1t
10 well Ia keep bits Of orange and lemon
peel in the pitcher Of water on the WASH
stand. 1t viii make the water SOFT ana
give il pleasing odor.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-30
SHE IS NOW
VERY HAPPY
Well Known Lady Was Informed sn'
Had Gastric Ulcers From
Indigestion.

Plant Juice is proving that 1t IS
truly specific for all cases OF stomach
trouble Il exercises the greatest re-
storatiyc effects on the liver and KID
news and rheumatism. That this is
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-30
LAST DAY FOR
WATER DISCOUNT

To-day VIII h" Il busy ono at tho nnicH
of thr CRY treasurer. This tS the last
dn> ia talk. advantage Of the discount on
water bills aud there are still n large
number Of Ih"N, hills 10 hr paid.