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and humor. which the ladies invited
their husbands aud friends To enjoy.
The girls of the high school basket
ball team went TO Marion on Saturday.
and were defeated by the team there
by 4 score of 81 to 10! The PULASKI /
team was comprised OF Misses Marie
Painter and Elizabeth Johnson. for
wards: Misses Eloisc Daurhcrty and
Mary Duncan. guards. Misses Pima Cox
and Jessie fturd, ccutcrs: Misses Wid-
die ellis. Margaret Draper and Annie
Neal Howard. substitutes. Miss lose
phinc Miller went as referee.
The RI Rev. 4. c. Thomson. the
Diocese OF Southern Virginia. will
preach i'm Christ Episcopal Church at
to-,norrows vcSpcr service. lie will
also administer the rite OF .coniirina-
ton. This Will b. his initial visit to
'h!s parish. and his visit is anticipated
with deep interest.
J. II. Mcci;. the county agricultural
agent. attended the meeting of state
agents in BiackSburG. The conference
came to Il rather sudden termination
because Of tho outbreak OF live cases
Of milucnZa among the seventy five
delegates in attendance. having been
in session only about three days Of
the week designated
Hon. Howard g. G;ilmcr attended tho
banquet given in honor OF Secretary
Of the Trea Sury Carter Glass on Tues
day night at L"nchburC.
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ACCOMAC

tSrecial 20 The Times Dispatch
ACCOM- NC. EA.. January ll.-Mr and
MrS. i. w. Nelson have returned from
baltimore. where they spent the holt
day with relatives
Mrs. Stuart Abby. OF Laurel Del is
Ashby.
Mr.. and Mrs. q. l.. Doughty. Jr. have
returned from Il trip 10 Hampton. Nor.
folk and Richmond.
Miss Edna .AShburn and Wat Lacy
OF friend: in town last week.
Miss Mary Dryden. of rocomokc
City. Md. was the guest OF Miss Eliza
H. Ayrcs several days last week
MISS Juiiettc +. Il. rarramorc. .yho
has been the guest OF relatives and
friends on the Eastern Shore for scv-
cSrti months. has returned 10 New
Mrs. William T.. Lewis is IN Bali
more, where she WAS called by the
death OF her cousin. Elizabeth Thomp-
son.
VIII Fletcher. United states Navy.
spent several days lasi week with his
cousin. Miss Lizzie parrlriorc
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CLIFTON FORGE

CLIFTON FORGE, Va. January IL
c. 7. James of Baltimore. is spending
james
Mr.. ana Mrs. " 9 smith lef, Few
they Viii make their futur. home
Dr- ana Airs G. T.. Morris. who were
recently married in Texas have AR
rived in The city. and are at home 10
MISS Dorothy Ford has returned 10
Sthnntom. 70 resume her studies at
nr. and Mrs. I.cdley. OF Saratoga
Springs, y. y. are the guests OF Mrs
i-cdicy'S brother, Il. q. James. They
Blcaklcy James.
Miss Bette Tyrcc. Of Natural Wells
is the guest % Miss Dorothy Huddle-
Sir. aud Mrs W. W. King have re.
turned from Charlottesville, where MIR.
KING went to recupcrate from innu-
cn2n.
Mrs W y. Kcadle has returned from
visit - relatives n Charlottesville
l.. WcD0 AnEcll has returned 10 his
camp a: Middleton. Pa. after a visit
u his parents here
Miss Aiarian iuddlcstun. Of Vast
mo,hcr Airs. II 8. iluddics,uir. '''
Mss Mar,IaTci McCutchcn has re-
turned to l;NnchburG. TO resume her
J. II, wamsiey. .lr.. has accepted a
position with a bank at phocbus and
has entered upon his duties.
Mr.. and Mrs. g. II. Nimmo have re-
turned from absence Of ScNcra!
months :pcnt in Washington and Bal
tmorc.
Aira W. l. Hunilcy. OF ashland. ny.
Is here on q visit TO her parents, Mr..
ana Mrs. l.. J.. Alley.
Alrs. 5, v. Justice ana two children
have returned from Il stay % two
weeks in Norfolk.
W. T.. Graham, OF Hampton, Va. spent
several days Ia the city. having been
called by the death OF his brother in
law, y. Il. Campbell.
Mrs. w. G. Graham, OF Salem. is here
OH a visit To relatives.
Harry W. Campbell. of Mullins. W.
Va, spent "a few days here this week.
. -, Preston Campbell. OF Wise County,
Is visiting relatives In this city
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RIGHM0ND. TIMES DISPATCH: SUNDAY, JANUARY H. 1919

her name had got upon q list o. per-
sons presumed to DO worth $4,000
oArh. Al ne could learn was cha:
both tho business and tue social III
reci":ie, :'s"rc III the nunt for hidden
r!c!; :cls and that there are also "pvi.
ia'c sources o: information"
10 YOU know what Think asked
my friend as we left the place. II be-
iiGrc that woman III The ground Hat
VINO objects to my dogs riding il:
the elevator sent my name ia jusJ 10
annoy me-"
PERHAPS, said ], tina; handso,:n
iin'onS!ne -! Your aunt'.. wh.h "t,r-
S,ohhhE al" !"r you, hid Something
What "Yvr it va. i; gave :ne tie II IL;
!'ir,a: ~ iA'i Lnnuai;i a.. ii- ,,,i
,hIiI"'i' - lc l.J"uUHh -: " t'iii A.
tan: md i, is - *isat 1T for tao gods.
and daily improving in interest as the
days grow less in which taxes can be
sworn OF.
:, On" tnkcs M elevator 10 tho nirii.
ana Oh aii:.ntins seems to have co,Dr
,ip.l Hm"i" n,"a!timH n" opcnin. Ut
non o'iic" ;or sale OF seats y; Il
concert in wh.!, curuso ami John Mc-
'"FIiih'h ar" - SinE g, duct. TO Il piano
accoln?5nimcni ,y i'"dcrrw ski, /; IL
:. iinr chiefly composed OF nnucai-
,uohlh: ':iti"ruS. street hing fitwn 4
long. tiled corridor 20 "a spacious Of
iicc marked '"ra% Comm! sfioncrx" y
So'd Ju-. itiEiu.t tnv d. 6rNa.' OF :h!5
room. affords seats Tor nvn mon: others
must stand in line. outside.
Within th- roor, are six armchair,
in row, and inari:cd' For the Use u!
Ladies'. \ seventh lady should she
arrive before one OF tho others has
oecn attended TO. must take her turn
In standing. just as the men do.
! There are several :nrcr Offices. ir
each CT which sits Il Tux inauis.tor, ana
| one ny ono. as their turn comes. Tho
'swcarcrs- of are admitted TO .thei
| presence. Occasionally in tho wai;inS
! limo is seen ono whose rough 81 ,tiimc
and general mcn bctokcns he Is TIN
! victim o! surprise s.milar 10 thai
! Of my friend. hut Tor the most par
/ tho Queue seems made IN or pe";on,
! who ii i fair TO presume have laid by
! for :, rainy day. En-. every single onr
b OF them wears -, sour face. nav,
/ seen a creaf many moro placid coun
/ tcnanccs in Il waiting bread line.
I Perhaps tho same l,ag-iAet system %
( catching edible FISH is employed II
/ other states than New York. but ever
/ ! so. one can hardly help sympathix
! in:. with fellow beings who are com
/ re!lcd 10 swear off something tina
I has no existence save in the minds
! perhaps. OF cnvious or malicious neigh
bors.
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LEMON JUICE
WHlTENS SKIN
Girls! Make beauty lotion
at home for few cents

squeeze the juice of two lemons Int Q
battle containing three ounces @.
Orchard While. shake well, and YOU
have quarter pint OF the best
cach;nS and shin whitening lotion.
and complexion beautifer. at ve-::'
small cost
Your grocer has the lemons and any
drug store or toilet counter Will sup.
ply three ounces of Orchard White for
few cents. Massage this sweetiy
fragrant. lotion into the face. neck.
arms and hands each day and see no "
tan. redness. sallowness. sunburn and
windburn disappear and how clear.
soft and rosy-white the skin becomes
Yes. 1t is harmless.-Adv
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SWEARING OFF" THE
FAULTS OF OTHERS
Curious aysten That Puts TLou.nnd.
OF New Workers. tn ~" SnInii
Amount Uf Trouble.

NEW YORK. January It.--Supn.,e
having just finished raging for Il 3iU
Liberty bond OF the third issue.
ana while YOU were wondering
how you could squeeze out the in
Siallincnt payments for Your two
bonds OF the .ourth loan !"u re. G, cd
" "r.adfully uiiic!a! looking d.cu.n. N:
Multiplying YOU TIN; YOU hai been 81
scNs"h ~ til': tiN"llc owner u. slu.-
'"o worth OF personal property, wnuio q I
ihhi-w"ll. aEitltc you?
At - Just what l;prcncd to Il youtir
N"mam of my acquaintance IN ,n;s
-""1 city Of N.w iorl:.
"Wha; du.s i; mean she ax::ed :u.
happ"hed 10 i'c With hcr ut :!,c ;iu.c
TIE document arrived by n,t.. -.
Sother wc studied it. Iier, name anil
address we:c .!uii, correct. "A" ;.ycs
IN one OF those outlying borouGhs of
IN" greater ci.y, and the ,lpcu,u. |
said: "F..;lurv u appear III tni. ode.
"a person anu Apply Ia: &; enc; ~.
~ 'hiS asses mont Is eXc~ssivcJ ~ !
set i0rth IN tn !ncius.G noiicr. 4; ,ii-
tax Is not pad, Judgment youi fry
twenty years wiil be obtained ag.:ms;
In her case The this office" at which
she was ordered TO appear was some
hh u -ho"cn miles from her residence,
- SIM ul'tl ~ ildCccSSlDic arc TIE
ohi,ia: headuuattcrs of some OF these
outlying horoushs--she WAS completed
10 eross the East River into Mani,a,-
tnn ana back again over that river
u order To reach It in any sort OF
'un'fort.
Tia" summons announced that office
hour: "rr" only from 10 -. NJ. to .
j. NJ on week days and from 10 \.
VI - noon on SATURDAYS. That tor
iihic .houGE. of Judgment ben.
ui.;rin.u against her :"r twenty wars
i"r'h"d NY friend that she ouci, to
htichi &. t!I' nIt;er at once. and to-
.r'hcr 80 started for the wlds OF
Long Island ct'y. !; took uS nc.s:i"
two hpTrs IL &C; there.
\ Kindly looking old cent!cn'r
with white mons,ache received us. aud
s'ndcl CONGRATULATIONS upor tn" fact
mat my friend had happened 20 ar
NY" e; an hour Ahru a long line az
swear: Offices acre not awaiting h.
attention.
some times" !,c explained. the lin.
"Ni"nds way out TO the hall yondcr."
,l.in az you come 70 suppose had
noe worth -. property. i've a Lib
'rtN houi anl watch and chain. and
a Scotch terrier. aud a.
NcTrr mind said tho nice old ccn-
,icm,n. "ilarc YOU more than 5000
worth Of fnrniture?"
Mere. 40. live in a rented apart
Ilor-. n,ueh, money did vou have in
III, hani; "n January ! iast?''
Mono"
80 .,ocks or bonds?"
sln signed ana ih,, WAS tho emil o.
4. In win We tried to discover hoe
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best MEDICINE
FOR WOMEN"
What Lydia E. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound Did
For Ohio Woman.

Portsmouth, Ohio. =" suffered from
irregularities, pains in my side and was
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BOWLING GREEN
Especial to The Times pispatcl


ROWLING; GREEN. VA. January II.
Mrs. Russell Young. of near Peters
burg. is visiting her mother. Mrs.
Lear.
Colonel Richard ~. Bcale spent a
part of this week at Rockville. Md.
with relatives.
Mrs. L. :. CoEhill is visiting her
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. Rollins.
in Stafford.
Miss rattyc Parish has returned 10
WashinHton, after spending some time
with Mr.. and Mrs T.. X. Co=hin
Miss Mary Elliott is now in Rich
mond attending schooi.
Miss Ethel Rollins has returned to
her nom" in Washington. after visit
IN" her sister. Mrs T.. G. Corlill.
Mrs. Lulic Gray. OF Baltimore. is
spending some time with her mother.
Mrs. Itcbccca PcSg.
Lieutenant Waller. OF Indian Head
visited ~ the home OF Judge Momcurc
this week.
~ u. Chandler. Jr. Of lrcderichs-
burS. spent part OF this week with
his parents, Mr. and Mrs. y. Il.
Chandler.
Miss Lucy Jordan spent this week
with the Misses Voolfolk. at Mulberry
i'lacc,
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medicine for worlan's ailments ever
saw. Mrs. SARA SHAW, Il. No. l..
Portsmouth, Ohio.
Mrs. Shaw proved the merit of this
medicine ard wrote this letter in order
that other suffering women may find
relief as she did.
Women who are suffering as she was
should not drag along from day to day
without giving this famous root and
herb remedy, Lydia r. Pinkham' Vege-
table Compound trial. For special
advice in regard TO such ailments write
to Lydia T.. Pinkham NJ edicine Co. Lynn,
Mass. The result of it's forty years
experience is at Your service.
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SOCIAL news OF STATE
FROM MOUNTAINS TO SEA
ScaSOnablc Entertainments Mark
First Few Days OF New
Year.
Personal AND BRIEF ITEMS
Comings ami Goings OF People OF
Virginia ami Their Guests ChrOni-
clcd by Many Correspondents in
All Quarters of Commonwealth.
pccial to III. rimes-Dlsoatcn

Especial To The Times Dispatch
ASHLAND. w. January ,i:-Mrs.
Walter Pennington Was CUES; OF honor
"Wednesday AFTERNOON at an attractive
tea given by Mrs. Ioocrt W. Ma:yv.
M's campAcil Tucker assisted in re-"
ccivinS. IN" guess included Mrsdamrs
Walter S.dnur. Man Cheney. John
simpson, Lawrence I.ikcr. Luther Hart
SOCK. William :. Bliicy ana Anderson
Bland.
Mrs. NJ NJ Baldwin and Miss May
baldwin h".r gone ~ Richmond TO
sp"nn some tinr.
lbr. ana Mr.. t'r.;nk Day entertained
TIC ministerial students OF l;andoIph-
Macon C"!ir@" "n Wednesday cvcmin-.
M:%. Jchn Fisher asr'stcd the hostess
IN ac"viut; delightful refreshments.
Mrs. iHlpii Ice and children will
leave next week for their home in
baltimore, after Il visit 20 Mrs. n. g.
Mrs. Il. l.. c. Scott has returned to
Washington, after Il visit ~ Mrs. IL.
Misses l.iliian and Agnes wri=h, Gu
i"ft.tncd a hciight'I house party last
Weekend az 'h"ir home here. The
Emn.sls w"r" Mss.s I;cGina and
Coleman: Elizabeth Potts. Of Rich-
mend: M.sslS. Moaning. H"c maid aud
John i'"tts AMI ii"hn rm3h'ndro, cole
,pickcnson og lsiicraun.
Mrs. T. M"r-ai' shepherd il he
guest of Mrs. l;iehari ->pperaon IN
Miss Suc AYERS. Of waycr:y. is spend
ing the wcei,-cni Win Mrs. i'ipy.I
tucker
Mr. and Mrs - il; Midyot,c ana
family lavc left fur Hichiuond. where
ihry viii spend th.. winter months.
Mrs; Alan cl"uciy is the cues; OF
Mrs. James thcnrry.
Mr. ami MgD. carter ELLIS. who were
married last Saturday. have returned
from North"in trlp. ana Will make
their home here
Mrs. roxl"y Vaughan has returned
from Washington. whore Size visited
her cousin. Miss l.uriic Collins.
Miss Eyri Syduor. Of Richmond was
the guest of friend; during the past
u,EE
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"A HOME MADE Ora
HAIR REMEDY 4
40" Can Make nj Home Bettcr al
Hair Remedy Than Ton Can Duy:

Graz streaked or faded hair Isl
only unbccominS. but unnecessary. ID
can darkcn il without using dyc.
Anyone can prepare simple mi
turS at home. at very little cost. tl]
viii darkcn gray hair. and make IL sd
AID glossy To half pint of wal
add ounce of bay rum. IA small box
Earbo Compound and !, ounce OF
ccrinc. These ingredients can be bouy
q, any drug store :: -s.;' .i.tle cost.
the druggist will put it up for YOU. Al
ply TO the hairAtwicc a week until i
desired shade is obtained. This "
make gray haired person look TWEEN
years younger 1t is not dye. it do
not color the most delicate scalp: is i,
sticky or greasy and does not rub Uf
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ec "cdk at ClIneS i
could hardly e. t
around to do my
worHr;, and as I had
four in my family
and three boarde-s
IL made it very hard
for me. Lydia L.
Pinkham's Vege-
table Com poun d
vas recommended
to me. | took it
ard it has restored
my health. 1t is
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WOODSTOCK

Especial to The Times Dispatch1
WOODSTOCK. VA. January H.
Harry Bennett. student flight officer
the naval flying corps. has returned
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PULASKI

PULASKI w! January 1I..-rhmrs-
de-: waS cuc.t night IN the Round
ins from ii, study course OF French
history TO An evening OF lighter vein
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VISITING MINISTERS
OCCUPIED PULPITs

The Rev. Thomas Stevenson. Of NJ
Vernon. n. Y. occupied the pulpit ant
conducted the morning and eveniaS
services at the First Presbyterian
church yesterday.
The First and Second United Presby.
tcrian churches are holding union serv.
ices during the month Of August. sery.
ices being held yesterday in the First
church, with the Rev. J. s. Hill In the
pulpit.
Rev. James Potter Of the Vance Nc
mortal church. has gone on his vaca-
ton. The Rev. w. J. Hogeue spoke
yesterday at Vance Memorial. August
II the Rev. Morris E. Wilson, d. D..
will conduct the services.
August "a the Rev. Jameson. OF Mar
tins Ferry. will be in charge OF tho
services.
September Rev. William McCraig. OF
Butler. Pa, will officiate.
The First Christian church and tho
Emmanuel Baptist are conducting our
door services during this month. The
Rev, w. H. Fields had charge OF tie
Baptist services yesterday.
The Rev. F. 8. Bishop delivered the
sermon at the Fourth street Methodfsr
Episcopal church yesterday.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-08-11
ISLANDERS STRONG
FOR STREET PAVING

Petitions arc being circulated amoh'
Island residents for paving Of streets.
OHIO and Virginia streets Will be paN"u
soon, under tho assessment plan, pro-
,iSing. of course. that tho city admin
isiration approves tho petitions. Tn"
county beard has given notice that II
will pave Xln" street from IN" suSpch-
sion hr d:r tn Penn street. with H1n".
Ohio and Virginia streets paved. IN"
Island Will AGAIN become little COM
nunily with real streets as II once wa
For months traffic has G"n" across the
Island VIA ALLEYS. Witch arc in better
rcrair than streets. Alley 40. between
Nirginir and Znn". has had NOR" trattl'
than any Island street. Ii has bcTa tho
most heavily Travelled thoroughtarr On
the Island fer IN" past two years IL
extends between Penn and Zane streets
rnG - an outlet to tn" SuSp"hSi"n
bridge. .lln,luatlnG IN" necessity II
y .urrirg across Nirgnln or IAN"
streets.
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in the several departments whore now
wag agreements were demanded by the
unions Tho county. especially in road
maintenance. faces the prospect Of haT-
ing to pay higher prices for material
and work.
Tho returns made by tho state hoard
Of public works. on public works as
scssmcntS in Ohio county arc:
The Wheeling Electric company. ST.
A26.jS696: National Gas company. s%II.-
$50: Manufacturers Light and Heat.
s477.SlS; Wheeling, Pittsburgh and Bal
timorc and Ohio Railroad, Si.$l4,5H2;
West Virginia Traction and Electric CO..
81. 900. 900: Wheeling Traction Co.. $685.
1873; Chesapeake 6 Potomac Telephone
Co, $SS4,42S.
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estimate made by the Ohio county COM
missioncrs tomorrow. The general levy
for last year was thirty cents. including
roads. This year tho commissioners arc
required to lay u separate levy for
roads. The valuation Of taxable prop
crtv in the county for the year Is S2O'-
379. :55, including public works assess
mcnts. On this valuation. levy or ::
cents will give the county a general
fund Of Sl92.434 TO maintain the county
institutions and n % cent road levy Will
provide S23l.193 for roads.
Tn, city levy. which probably w!ll De
80 cents on tho 800. with an additional
onr-halr cent levy for the firemans re-
lief fund. will not the city revenue
amounting 10 approximately s254.OOo. or
thus amount. nearly $4,000 will BIZ re-
uuircd To- take care of tho Indebtedness
on the n"w fire apparatus purchased
last winter.
Tho city is at considerable moro OK
hrnsc this year in tn" WY Of IncrcaSNd
salaries for police. frcmcn and employees
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-08-11
ISLANDER SUITS TO
FOLLOW BETHANY
HORSE WHIPPING

II was Stn',d ut bethany last night
that Prof William I'm. who on Saiui
day horse whipped Dan J. NJ. Hover u
thu, N"thauy ru,lcE" department OF az
ricultur". had retained counsel and
would trd"l III" suits aga INST Hover.
alleging SANDER and defamation u
character
Trof. Hilr$ thrashing "f IN" 'oli"G"
instructor added fuel to IN" Flames mat
have been Sm"uld"ring 1t Bethany re-
Gently. the c,llrg" faruli" having been
involved III unpleasant situations soy
vr:n times.
II !. charged that Dean Hover mad
serious stat, ,ucmtS as {" Frot. M ;
character: that The Prof. I'M demanded =
r,rrnctiur. When mot with refusal
Irr:. Il;ll applied IN" h"rScWh D. II l.
also charged that Prof. Hover said ~
had but repeated statements made by
others.
Prof. i'm has been leading hgur"
In agr.cuItural work in IN" phnhandI'
section IT West Virginia and was con
nrclrd with TIN Wheeling offices or q"
United States food Administrations
Buy WAR SAVINGS STAMPS
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-08-11
ISLAND PLAYGROUND
BEING PLANNED

A playground for the north end Of the
Island is being planned. 1t Is under
stood that the city intends placing play
ground apparatus in what is known as
Belle Isle Park" This park was laid
out as part Of "B"llc Isle and deeds Tor
the property adjoining specify that 1t
shall be- used for park purposes only.
Some residents are opposing the install
lation Of playground apparatus. holding
that such Il NOV" would violate the
agreements in deeds and that the ISL
and has many other places for play
grounds.
Much equipment ia had on the fair
grounds. The new athletic field being
completed will also afford play space.
rs does Bridge Park" Then comes the
city managers proposed new park on
Penn street. just above the Fair
Grounds. B"lc Isle residents want their
little park left undisturbcd with its
pretty flowers and shrubbcry. hedge
fences and grass. They say that Belle
Isle beach affords NOR" than enough
play space for tn" Riddles OF the North
nd of the Garden Spot.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-08-11
FOUND DOORS OPEN

Police were called carly Sunday morn.
ing f., McFaddcns store, on Market
street when passcrhy on his way I"
work discovered the big doors IN the
rear OF tho store standing open.
Police. with the manager Of tho store.
made A thorough inspection Of the stort
hut could not find that 2 thing had been
taken from Tho store o. molCStcd.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-08-11
WHOSE BICYCLE?

A brand new bicycle has been at 20.
lice headquarters since. Friday night
ana the police will be just as glad to
return it to the boy who owns It al the
lad will be 10 get It back. The bicycle
is boys size wheel, painted bright red.
1t was found Friday evening at Twelfth
snd Main streets.
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Mayor Thomas T.. Thoncr has named
Attorney NJ. J. Cullinan and Burt Mead
members Of the cummlit"" Ia invcSii-
gate III" prnpusHl to establish Singl"
fare unit for tn" West Virginia Traction
4 EIcrIri" company between Wheeling
and Elm Grove. Tho mayor has yet to
name one NOR" member Of the commit
tee utSidc OF council.
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Holiday Post q. \. II. has arranged
for :: Sp",'.Al car Ia carry Ia" veterans
To- the grand cuvHmpm"nt AT Columbus.
O.. during the week Of September Sth.
Railroads have rendered special rat"
If on" cent per mile.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-08-11

A man no longer pleads with girl
to marry him: he merely pleads guilty
to loving her. and then closes his eyes.
while she passes sentence anu -
ciGcs when he shall begin serving
time"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-08-11

Francis. son Of pr. NJ. Gaydnsh. fell
- feet from window ut ia" GaYd"%h
h, mo at Furly-third and Jacob streets.
Saturday. sustaining broken arm.
Careful examinations proved that IN"
lad had suffered no other injuries.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-08-11

Postmaster W. W. Irwin has not yet
received instructions from IN" post
Office department regarding disposition
through the post office ana InrC"l post
Of stores Uf government food supplies.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-08-11

Tic rcnn-Knmsns Syndicate in which
:, nhcr Of Wh,,lirE p"upl" ar" inter
cytcd. struck another h!E oil we'll III tn"
west, Saturday.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-08-11

So far. City Manager Ephlin has had
no offers fr"m any citizens who wish 10
loan the city the money with which 10
max" u rurChHS" Of GOV cTnncnt lood
StufiS. Tn" city cannot appropriate
money from it's funds for this purpose.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-08-11

Wheeling lodges VIII y" well repre-
seated ut tn" grand l"dE" meeting or
West V:r:lnla Knights Of l'ylhias. at
parkcrSburg August 18th.