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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-09
HAD To FIND
HELP QUICKLY
2tssShurEh Business Nan, as s-1sst 10
sort, Began to Take Plant Juice.

Recently Mr.. A B. Cook: a well known
business man Of this city. who Is en-
gagged in the OIL business and resides at
s63 Van ream street. stated: 80.
For several years I had been trou-
.bled with my stomach, and finally got
SO bad that I had to do something i'm
rnediately to get relief. could not
digest my food and my stomach was all
bloated with gas, which gave me great
distress; I was nervous and had ter
rible pains In my back I read great
deal about Plant Juice. and decided as a
last resort I would give It trial. l
can now eat anything want and digest
4, sleep we'll, am not nervous; end.
in fact, feel like new man. I most
heartily endorse Plant Jutce and recon-
mend it to others"
Such words as these are those OF
many others which have been printed.
have q wide influence, for they come
from men Of standing and integrity.
who have given Plant Juice fair trial
and have been benefited thereby.
Plant Juice is sold in Wheeling at c.
II, Griest Co.'S drug store
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st CLk|R5V|[LE:
Belmont County Seat News
Reality Dectis Filed.

r. F. Mackey and Mabel Mackcy to
Sarah II. Clyde. Land in Martins Ferry
$40.
Elizabeth Hanlon to o. o. Hanlon.
Land in GAINESVILLE. Sl.00.
Leander Gadd ct ux to Greed hcMul-
len and Gussic McMullen. Land IN
BarncSvillet. $500.
Greed McMulle and Gussie McMullcn
to French Wiley and Ethel Wiley.
Land in GAINESVILLE. $1.40o.
Robert Cowcu to Sarah l.. Malone and
Thomas Malone. Land in Warren Tp'
$4,000
Elizabeth A. Baker and William Baker
to G. A Millison. Land in Somerset TIP.
s1.0o:
Louise Gohmann to Jennie B. Kec-
vert. Land in Pultncy TIP. $500.
William Bennett to G. c. Boyd. Land
in Shadyside. $1,000.
LC. Steer ct al. TO Merle Westlake It
oil. Land in colerain TIP. $40
W A. Carter to B. r Carter. Land In
GAINESVILLE s1.oo.
Amelia Fl LtchtenbcrEcr to the First
Methodist Episcopal church of Bellaire,
Ohio. Land in Bet1airo. $40.
George B. vanHorn and Mary L. Van
horn to Abijah Tustin and E. T. Tustin.
Land in Union TIP. 800.
Francis Flanhans and Theodore Fan
hans to H. W. Garrett Land in Wayne
TIP. $1,000.
William H Thompson to Rhoda Dorff.
Land in Shadyside, $3.50.
Paul Zambori and Mary Zanbor! to
Joseph Polehna and Katie Pa1ehna- Land
in Colerain TIP. $1,000.
Alkaline Howell deceased to Friend
Trader. ct al. heirs at law. Affidavit
for transfer.
Merry O. Ingiebright and husband to
Leroy C. Binns and Martha B. Binns.
Land in Martins Ferry. $40.
Randall B. Douglass to Harold Hen
derson. Land in Rtchland TIP 81.
A. B Alexander and wife to Anton
Meissner. Land in Pultney TIP. 81.
Forest Howell and Friend Trader to
Ricardo asteflaoi. Land in Pultney TIP
s2,eoe.
Charles A ArricR ct al to Joseph
Szwedo. Land in Pease TIP 81.
Mary E. WaTnock 10 Joseph J. Cut
shaver. Land IN Bellaire $500.
r. A. Walker ct al to Harry SkaggS.
Land IN Union Tp 34f6.
Howard Whitney and Ellen whitney
to Washington W. Hughes. Land in
Bellaire $40.
Frank Caldwen and Lorraine Caldwell
to Francis Shun1au and Jessie Shumnn.
Land in Rchrsnd Tp s1050.
Edna ". English and J.-H English to
Sol J. Hunt. Land In GAINESVILLE. 81.
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If He Smoke
Give Him .Ni4ol
Powders. S4etly

Any mother, wife or sisteran stop
the tobacco habit II she wants, do 80.
thousands of women are hap. today
because they gave their husbaA, sons
e brothers Nicotol powders, tls saw
iis the money wastefully. spentor. to-
heco. and bene6ting the healthf the
loed ones. they rescued. NicotSpow-
des arc odorless.. tasteless and arm
les. and can be given In either lid or
soil food. You take no risk, Al Notol
POWERS are sold under steel-4nd
mohy-refund guarantee BY John pe-
manGrest G Co. and other, druggist
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Flower Of France
Freely Offered for
Freedoms Sake

Six millions Of the youth and chivalry
Of France have been offered that Free
dom might live: The world will ever
remember this heroic sacrifice and out
pouring Of the blood Of its youth. 1t
is likewise not unmindful OF the great
service to the world rendered by the
French peasants who have gwen II
perfect remedy for stomach liver
and intestinal ailments, relieving. II ID
said. incalculabls suffering, saving
thousands of lives and preventing innu-
mcrablo surg1val operations. The In
grcdicnts are imported and placed on
salo in thia country over the name OF
Mnyrs Wonderful Remedy by Geo. r.
Mayr. a leading Chicago chemist. 1t Is
& simple. harmlcss preparation that re-
a,ovos tho catarrhal mucous from the in
testinnl tract and allaya the inflamma-
ton which causcs practically all ston'-
ach, liver and intestinal ailments. m
Guiding appendicitis. One dose will con-
vince or money refunded. c. Z. Grtest
Co. and druggists everywhere
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ROBERTS WINS
NAYORALTY IN
Up RIVER CITY.

Special Dispatch to The Intelligencer.
WLLSBURG. ". Va. April S.-The
most surprising result in the WcllsourE
city election today was the defeat OF
c: A. Hill, the Republican candidate for
mayor. by his Democratic competitor
/. G. Roberts: by majority of 4l-thts
in the face Of the fact that the Repuo-
licans elected their candidates for city
collector and treasurer. chief Of police,
school commissioners and council by
largo majoritics.
The winners.
Mayor-L G. Roberts (D.) over c. A.
Hill (R.) by a majority Of Al.
Collector and treasurer-A. B. holland
(R.) over C. C. Dennison (D.) by ma
jority of 264.
Chief Of police-G. E. Porter (R)
over Elmer Blankinsop CD by major
tty Of 3S7.
School commissioncrs-F. r. Ander-
son (R.), i. A. Sheets tR.) and +. X.
Caldwell (R.) over D. o. Cresap (DD.
Councilman-First ward. Julius Dowl-
hardt (R): Second ward. II. Brozia
(RD; Third ward. H w. PAUL CD;
Fourth ward. A. D. Dollctt (R) and A.
B. Smith (R).
The detailed vote in the election was
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HOT AIR TREAT MENT
FOR PITCHER SALLEE

CINCINNATI. April s.-Pitcher Harry
("SlimO Sallee Of the Cincinnati Ma
tionals was today ordered to hospital
by DR.. H. H. Hines. the Cincinnati clubs
physician. where he will undergo the
"hot air cylinder" treatment for a
strained muscle on the right side OF the
spine. Sallec was Compelled TO leave
the Reds training camp several days
ago because Of a recurrence Of trouble
with his back which tnterfered with his
effectiveness while with the New YORK
Nationals last season. DR.. Hines hopes
by the treatment at the hospital to
"iron out" the soreness. He says an
X-ray did not reveal anything wrong
beyond the strained muscle.
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STEUBENVILLE

STEUBENv1LLE, Ohio, April S-Au-
thorities in this vicinity engaged in
man hunt today when word reached here
that George Momovich. Golfers. v. va.
murderer, had escaped from the Brooke
county jail at WellsburG early today
and was still at large. presumably IN
this vicinity. Momovich sawed the bars
with a saw handed to him from the out
side. He was indicted on a first degree
murder charge and was to have been
placed on trial next week.
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accepted position with the Neff Hard
ware company in Wheeling.
Mrs. Spencer White, who underwe9t
an apcration at the Glendale hospital
this week, is getting along as well as
could be expected.
Mrs. Isaac Rodgers. who has been SER
iously i'll at her home on Second street
is improving nicely.
Miss Miriam stult is able to be out
after an attack if inii::cna.
Frank McDanicls. Of. Grant avenue
is the guest Of friends and. relatives
near GAINESVILLE, 0.
Mrs. G.. i. Lamp. of Claysville. IA
is tho guest of her sister. MIS- Z. H.
Hunter. of Seventh street.
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MOUNDSvILLE
news
Fugitive Returned.

wosthy Lanham. a fugitive for q
year from the state prison at Mounds
willie has been returned to that instttu-
ton. He was captured in Fairmont Sat
s1rday, where he has. been located for
several months. 1sanham was sent up
from Marion county to serve two years
and had but nine months TO serve when
he and Joe Strickley escaped from the
prison road gang. April 10. 1918. Stric6-
lev was caught shortly after the+rscape.
Guard Edward Athey brought the pris-
oner in.
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Dentists TO Wheeling.

Today local dentists will go to Wheel
ing. where they vii attend the annual
meeting Of the West Virginia Dentists
association. The sessions will be held
IN the Windsor hotel and a splendid pro-
gram has been ARRANGED. Among those
from here who will attend the conven-
ton are Dr.. c. D. Williamson. DR.. w.
G. McGIunpty. DR.. r. {. I-oudin. Mrs
J. A. Miller. DR.. Charles Fletcher and
others.
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April Il. were outlined. Principal
among the speakers was Lieut.. Hahn
Of Washington. d. C.. who spoke on the
methods to be employed in interesting
the people Of Marshall county in inc
coming bond issue. He represents the
treasury department. and his talk was
very interesting.
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T. D, L, Club.

Tho members Of the T. D. l.. CLUB
were entertained recently al the homo
Of Miss Holon Garvin. The evening was
snont in a social way by the men folks
while the women pllod tho needle and
thread. Tho evening was concluded at
n euitoble hour with tho serving or
delightful luncheon. Those present
wcro: J. L. Cinrvin. R c. snodeHer, y. VI.
Gurvln, Misses Mabcllo ration, ecu.nn
Snodckcr, Margaret Fowler, Ircno Mar
Dle and Helen GarYin.
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Honecker Named Trustee

Judge R. NJ. Alderman. Of Part 2 Of the
Circuit court yesterday appointed At
torncy 3. 8. Honccker trustee in the
place Of Louis F. StifeL, deceased. in the
matter of a deed of trust dated Febru-
ary 10. 1903, from Elizabeth Sullivan
and Owen Sullivan, her husband.
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DancA Held.

Last evening n very successful dance
was held by the members of the W. w.
w club in the Ellis hall on Lafayette
avenue. The event started at eight
o'clock and orchestra music was fur
nished The attendance was large and
most enjoyable evening was spent
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win Take Part.

The music department of the Mounds
vile Woman's, Club will take an I'M
portant part in the program for the
district convention Of the Woman's clubs
to be held here Thursday. Rehcnrsals
have been held by the musicians. and
some excellent selections will be rem
dered.
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Moore IN Charleston.

Hon. E. F. Moore. city solicitor. has
gone to Charleston. to represent this city
before the public services commission in
the hearing OF the petition Of the Wheel
ing Traction company for 20 cent fare
to Wheeling. Tho hearing began yes
terdav
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RUbNe0 CSdurA.

FSUbGee Courn.
NeUsesta9es Of t.N&ncy C.l8Ert, John
sddcnfhka, Amos ". Shepherd, Frank
Ba9tz James CaInlslextgs Eugene Wilson,
sr, Joseph. Nrzufz. Henry Dodge, Jaoob
Kernen. au-deoeased PROOF !of |publsca-
ton ot;nctiEe Of appointment rised, ap-
proved and orhered recorded.
Estats ofHChg7asS ~. welding. .deceas-
cd. mEeutpfy filed, espproved and or
,6med recorded.
. Esate.of ISuacs =: Csinpg. deceased.
.Iryentory shred~ approved end ordered
recSrded.
In 'reaeceourt st1or .,heartng April 2s.
Proof Of pubIicst1oni Of notice Of filing
accounts and time set for hearing
thereof fled approved and record or
dere6.
Mothers pension applied for by h1ar-
Tho Rougnfar.
orviIe- Rpnsrt McNickles. Juvenile de-
pendent. Child brought before court.
cause heard finding that child is de-
peudent- taken as ward Of court and
l2T Lombert street, Martins Ferry.
subject to future disposition by the
court,
J. Harold Bradfeld. truetecship. Ap
plication fled for appointment as trust
created by item Of win Of Thomas b.
Bradficld. deceased. Bond. $4,000. filed
and approved. Appointment made. let
tors ordered and issued,
New assigp--ent OF cases to be heard
in common pleas court beginning:
1rondny, April IL,
Ohio W. Charles Makoski.
Ohio VS.. Freddie Ward.
Tuesday, April 10.
Ohio vr. Hurry Elrck.
Ohio VS.. Chas. Carpenter.
Ohio VI. Harry Elrick.
Ohio TVS. Cahlrs Carpenter.
Ohio w. A. w. McFndree.
Ohio We. a. W. Mcirndrcc.
Weduesdsy, April l6.
| Ohio >vs. Guy Cole.
Ohio w. Michael Borys.
Ohio vs.. Martin Prosko.
| Ohio VS.. James Nolan.
Ohio w. Sam Scott,
Ohso~vp Ernest Johnson.
%huSEdry, April ~.
| David AcVoy vs. C., VI. Toothman ct
al.
Jm. A. Ramsey ct al VS.. Nancy A.
McCabe ct al.
| Friday, April ID.
8, F3nkclsteiR vs.. Gust NIekolonakt.
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Animal Meeting Held,

The snnual melting Of the congregation
OF the First Presbyterian church was
held last evening. Rev. n. G. Gaunt
conducted the meeting. and the attend
ance was large. The reports on the
work Of the past year were most salts
factory. Plans for work to be done
during the ensuing year were outlined.
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Mrs. Robert Gurnp OF Ro0eFts-'Ridse.
Is getting along fairly we'll at the Glen
daae hospital. where she underwent an
operation Monday.
Miss Maud Hull has returned to her
home on Tomlinson avenue after visit
With her grandmother, Mrs. J. T. Mont
gomery. Of wheeling.
Mrs. Frank Mcdaniel has returned to
her home here after visit with friends
in Wheeling and Bellaire.
Miss Virginia Evans has returned to
Swissville,r Pa, to resume her duties as
art teacher in the schools there, .a1ter
a visit with her. parents, Mr.. and MIS-
D. B. Evans.
Jess Willis, who recently returned
from France, has received his honorable
discharge from service at Camp Meade
He is the guest Of his mother. MIS-
Mary Willis. Of Linden avenue.
Lem MARBLE. local business man. mas
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Arts Club Met.

Mrs, 7. Gordon entertained members OF
the Tuesday Arts club last evening at
her home. 1t was most successful &C.
casion. as the program was entertaining
and weil rendered. The hostess served
dHinty refreshments to the many guests
present.
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Cafeteria LunAh.

The Women Of the Womcn's Adult
Biblo Glass OF the Mt. olivet SUNDAY
school arc planning to give g cateter,a
supper Friday evening beginning at o:ao
o'clock, An excellent supper is prom
Used, The proceeds Of the affair VIII De
used In making repairs on the church.
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missionary Society.

The Women's Home Missionary socl-
ct Of the Presbyterian church VIII meet
this afternoon at 80 o'clock. An in
terestins program has been prepared
and q good attendance Is expected.
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Brings French Orphan.

spr. F. R. Robinson. resident Of St.
Paul. Mimi. has just returned from
France and is now visiting friends and
relatives here for few days. He
brought home with him a French or
ptan. DR.. Robinson states that the boy
Is the son Of a French soldier who died
in a hospital where the doctor was sta
Spned as an army surgeon. The child
has been placed in the care Of DR.. Rob
inson,s sister in St. Paul.
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wozHnv4,assou1ye 1rSe1rcsscza.

Moundsrf1e men VITO VIII assist IN
Hhe, Dive in Maxsfral1> oprnty for the
saae of Fifth Liberty Eonn bonds, wrfe
sSuests, Of .honor at a, lum:tecn-h e5d. last
evening in the F1rst$M- e chrrcssssnr-
lors. Returned soldiers were :nraneTous
at the event. and eztens4He pzspara-
tions for the drive, which w5n open
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Funsrsl HnM

Funeral services were held yesterday
nfemnocn over the remains OF John, the
four-year old son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Will
1tWn -Afoensy. VINO died Monday morning
The services were held in tho homo at
Hvo o'clock and interment occurred in
GsfnenHaRn, eemefeCY.
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Holda Hirst Cont

Mayor Chaddock held his first session
OF police court yesterday morning. Peter
Auten was arraiGned charged with in
toxication. He was fined 81 and costs.
He settled.
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School commissioner-F. R. Ander-
son (R), 632; Z. A. Sheets (R). 5l2; F.
R. Caldwell (R), 473; D. o. Cresap OBJ.
224. Anderson. Sheets and Caldwell
elected.
CITY council-First ward. julius
Dowlhandt (R-). 93 Percival West CD.
76; Dowlhardt's majority, II. Second
ward, H. Brozka (R), 121;-Robert Scott
Jr CD, So; Brozka's majority. DO.
Third ward. W. r. Miller (R-). II; h.
W. PAUL (D),. 1O7; Paull's majority, 80.
Fourth ward. A. D. Dollett (R.) electoq
without opposition by vote of 1913; A.
B. Smith (R-). 1877; Paul Bane (D)' 6S;
Smiths majority over Bane, SO.
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nianrhnriu Hinad G6.

Dieordcrly Fined S5.
For alleged disordcrly conduct on me
ferry running from Bellaire to this city.
a local young man was fined So and
costs BY Mayor Sprouts last night.
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B8a1sy-DaodB Fned.

B0a1sy-DaodB Filed.
wInsau q. Thompson to Rhoda Dorfr.
lot in Shadyside; $3.50.
Francis Efanhans land Theodore .Ffan-
hans to 3. W. Garrett, land In Wayne
township; $1,000.
George B. VanHocn~and Mary l.. Van
HON to A6f1ah Tustin ct al. land In
Union township; 81
Amelia q. Idchterfberger to the First
Methodist Episcopal church Of Bellaire.
Ohio, o cooperation, lot 20 in Bella3re;
$tA
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Tho greater tho necessity Tor SAVING
tho greater your opportunity 70 uso
The Intclligcnccr Want Ads.
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Alma ri Dance,

A number from this place attendel
the Alpha Pi dance In GAINESVILLE OF
Tuesday evening.
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CASE APPEALED

The record Of case styled Catholic
Book company. a corporation, vs.. James
l.. Hawley. appealed from Justice Of the
Peace Gompers court. was filed yestcr-
day with Circuit Clerk John L. Kingdom.
The plalntift sued for 500 and was
awarded Judgment by. Squire ,Gompers
for SIS.
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Threatened Girl.
Thomas Crcsetta's life was threatened
by a crowd Of several hundred cnraged
men here. this morning when he was
found in q store where a girl is en-
ployed, brandishing razor and threat
ening to kill her If she refused to marry
him Cresetta Is in the county jail here
pending an investigation.
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@zrssupn PRuao Conf.

The tfd4lpRtng Divorces were granted
In comnzon pleas ?comt on Monday:
Efna ID. Smith Tvs. CHARLES B. Smith.
wIlful absence for moro than three
years.
Drank Macy va. 3:iErtR5eth Liptak
Macy. W1fhulY abeenre for more than
three yeats.
Jcseph MS.DuBods Vs.. Christina Du-
Hnfs. WnfuT" absence for more than
three years
Ethel Owen Va Hsrbert J. Owen. Elk
trune cruelty.
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Swift & Co. VS.. Philip kolb.
Jessie L. Dawson VS.. John Cox.
Monday, April 2l-Divoros Cases.
Elsie Hood VS.. Benz. +. Hood.
Gabriel Nemeth VS.. Anna Nemeth.
Carl Hughes vs. Lua c. Hughes.
Margaret II. Thompson VS.. Wilbur
Thompson.
Lizzie Coss VS.. Peter Coss.
William johnson VS.. Christina john
son.
Frnces Torsky VS.. Elmer Malloy.
Tuesday, April az.
Henry Davis VS.. John Hughes ct al
Wednesday, April 80.
Margaret Pelky. admr'x. VS.. Metro
politan Insurance Co.
SoEIe Ogilbce VS. Henderson Hunt.
Thurgday, APRIL "a.
Edward d. Wallace. Admr. VS. JOG
Scrgi ct al.
j. E. witchey ct al VS.. Jos. Balm
bridhc ct al,
Friday, April IS.
Monae. V. Truck VS. 4. w. McNtchols.
Pittsburgh Machinery Co. VS. FRANK
Gable.
Monday, April 2e.
Albert Troll VS.. John c. 1ddings CT
al.
Tuesday, April 2s-Jury.
Ernest Cecil Cox. an infant. VS.. bruce
B. Giffen.
wednesday, April 80.
Lena R. Pratt VS.. City Of Martins
Ferry.
Thursday, Dny !.
Edward F. Delbrugge vs. wheeling
Traction %. ct al.
Court Entries.
Jesse B. Bethel ct al, administra1riA:
VS.. John Mccall ct al. Former order Oh
set aside. new appraise-
ment ordered. coal and surface to be ap-
praised together and separately.
Richard Perry VS.. Riverside Bridge
Co. On motion Of defendant, plaintin
REQUIRED to give security for costs on
or before S D. m. on Thursday, April TO-
1913 or this cause shall stand dismissed.
Charles J. Wilcox VS. William Stotter.
Settled and dismissed at costs OF defend
ants.
Melvin J. westlake VS. George Thin
ton. Dismissed at costs Of plaintiff.
Brock Brown VS.. Pittsburgh Brewing
Co. Settled and dismissed at costs OF
QeleIlOdthS'
Rhoa Nottingham vs.. Anna Adams ct
al. Sale confirmed. deed ordered, order OF
distribution.
Bessie Lucas VS.. George Lucas Dis
missed at costs Of plaintiff for want OF
prosecution.
Elsie Heslop VS.. Howard Hesiop ct al.
Defendant ordered to pay plaintiff all
.mony as follows: 81 on Monday. April
Il, 1919. and 81 on each and every Mon
day thereafter. and defendant also to
pay c. E Undertake, plaintiffs attorney
fees in the sum of s35.
John A Barricklow va Maude Dunlap
ct al. Bert Lee. on his own motion,
made a party defendant and with leave
to file answer and cross petition in
stanter.
Kew Cases Piled.
Anon G. PaxSon ct nj. VS.. Albert F1ol-
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New Cases Piled.

Anon. G. Paxson ct nj. VS.. Albert Hol-
dermann ct al. Action for money.
Amelia Bradley vs.. Peter Bradley. ac-
ton for divorce
Lillian Schrimpf vs.. Casper +.
Schrimpf. Action for divorce.
Anne Frances Ross vs.. William Il
Ross. Action for divorce
Sam Salvatore VS.. The Industrial Com
mission Of Ohio. Action for money.
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Realty Deeds FILED.


Rebecca NJ. j. Mitchell and Morgan B.
Smith to ]. N. Whitlatch, part Of lot
&67. 81.
VIM. A. cssnpbcll to Simon Donley.
land in Colerain township. $500.
John Catoni Keyser and Mary Bell
Keyser to Charles Norman ct AL lot
10 in Blaine. 81.
H. A. Wayt to R. B. Reynolds ct all
land in Klrkwood township. $1,000.
Enrico vaglientt to Joseph OttartanL
lot 400 in Shadyside. $3.50.
VIM. J. Whitlatch ct al. to Ola Hav-
ice, land in Colerain township. 81.
Mary c. Henderson and Robert r.
Henderson to John l.. Cline. 14h acres
in wheeling township. 81.
Henry N. and Catherine Davies to
Hilda ]. Welsh, land in Martins Ferry.
$1,000.
Margaret Mclean Moffett to Mrs. Es-
tclla N. Lovejoy, lot rs in Shadyside'
$500
Lucy Emerson and W. z. Emerson
to H. H. Watt. lot In Barnesville. 81
q H. Thornberry and Grace G.
Thornberry to H. H Watt, lot in
GAINESVILLE.
George T. Amber and Amanda ]. Am
bier, to the Capitana Development Co..
30 acres in Mead township. 81.
Robert VI. Smith and Samuel c. Smlth
ct al. to George w. Davies, l acre IN
Warren township. 81.
William Stanton and wife to sinclair
Smith, ] acre in Warren township. %'o'
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-09
70. 7, McRobcr'ta.

E. The death OF W. T. McRoberts occur
red at his late home in Canton, ONO.
on Monday morning at O'Clock. inc
remains arrived in st, Cairsville Iues-
day evening. and funeral services viii
be held from the home Of his father-ih-
law Henry Adams Of Main street. on,
"wednesday afternoon a o'clock. In
terment in Union cemetery.