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Modest Inquiry.

In his notice of Saturday last, the pro-
prieror Of the Christiansted Ice FACTORY
tacitly implies that compensation IS due
his customers for the time in which they
paid 2 cents a pound for ice. What ne
means by compensation for me tlme'
nobody knows, as there can certainly De
little difference Of time IN paying one or
two cents. Presenting therefore thai ne
refers to the monetary loss his cuutom-
ers have sustained during the time ne
repaired his factory, and for which loss
he purports to compensate them, ne
is kindly requested to furnish the pup
lie with a key to interpreting this uni
que ard range method OF compensation,
which according to Mr.. LA Bega's theory
becomes effective by his resuming the old
prices for ice until the 18th. instant after
which date 2 schedule Of rates publlShed
in his notice, goes in force. TN average
brain in this community is unable to com
prehend how those who paid the advanced
rate of 2 cents, are to be compensated by
paving the same prices they have always
been accustomed to pay, and with a pros
pect of paying still more, IN the near
future. It is a so noted that the lncreas-
ed rates effective November 18th, are
based upon 25@I additional; not 12.4. nor
even 235M; and people are wondering
whether the elements are on strike and
water. has become more expensive. VIII
the generous proprietor give the the So
luton of riddle, and oblige
ANTI HUMBUG.
, 1919-11-03
KILOGRAMS
ST. CROIX STATION.

Washington. Oct. 28th.-HoW to deal
with soft coal strike in the event OF the
miners ignoring President Wilson's com
mand today to stay on the job and not
walk out on Friday night was definitely
agreed upon today at a two hour meeting
of the Cabinet. The plan Of action was
not disclosed, but it is known that the
Cabinet stood as one man for protection
of the right OF the public which would
suffer with the closing OF the mines,
in which ordinarily more than halt a mil
lion members of the United Mine Work
ers Of America are employed.
London Oct. 18th. A wireless mes
sage from Moscow says that a group OF
International Bankers has advanced to Adj
miral Kolchak a credit of 10000. 900
pounds.
PARIS, Oct. 28th.-A wireless report
from Bolshevist military headquarters,
picked up by the station here, reports
that the counter offensive against Gene
raj Yudenitch ia the vicinity of Petrograd
has been successful. 1t further states
the capture of Dmitrovsk, a town 81 miles
southwest Of Orel from General Dene-
kline.
Copenhagen, Oct. 18th. There has
been a split in the German Communist
Party, says a Berlin despatch to the
, 1919-11-03
OFFICIAL NEWS.
November l, 1919.

The u. S. S. Kittery will arrive at ST.
Thomas at daybreak tomorrow.
The American steamer JEKYL wi n
general cargo from Argentine ar
rived at St. Thomas yesterday and sailed
this morning for New York.
TIE following steamers arrived at St.
Thomas this mornin
American steamer COYOTE with ore,
etc. from Batum, Russia, bound for
Philadelphia. Dutch steamer FAUNA
with tobacco and mahogany logs from
Dominican Republic bound for Amster-
dam. Norwegian steamer KRONSTAD
with cargo Of Nitrate from Iquique,
Chile. bound for Nantes. France.
WEATHER REPORT.
St. Croix, Bar. 3O.05, Their. "a, E.
Vel. 0 cloudy.
Rainfall for past "a hours, 0.
, 1919-11-03

ANiS5oGC- W hAIG PCANJ -
quit the gatheriny because they consider
ed the programme OF the leaders not
sufficiently radical. me minority, says
the despatch, IaNOurS B0lsneVlSm Alter
the Russian method and have begun the
formation of q new party.
New York, Oct. 10Th. The sailing OF
the Cedric for England is indefinitely
postponed on accnunC or the longsn)r9-
mems strike. Five hundred passengers
who had booked berthS. Will be sent to
Montreal on Friday, where they VIII be
Accommodated on the Megantic. The Maure-
tania will leave On schedule time t0mor-
row but with only a partial cargo Ine
Mauretania Will call at Halifax for ad-
ditionaI freight.
London, Oct. 10Th. Glowing Is the
result O. the Cambridgesnire Stakes: lsJ
Brigand, End Diadem, 3rd NJ Dear.
Toxic, Oc@. 28tn.-Ihe Prlvy Goancit
today approved the German peace ire ny.
London, Oct. 27Ch. The Queen Of
Spain arrived in London tonighl. She
was met at the station by King George,
Queen Mary and King Alfonso.
Indianapolis. Ind, Oct. Both. The Elk
ecutiye Board o1 he ,.niled Mine Work
ers. mel here today TO finish rep4ra-
tory work incidental to the strike start
ing or Friday night. No development
could avert a strike, it was stated.
Washington, Oct. 28th.-Ihe Senate
passed the prohibition enforcement act
over the President vote today, and made
Immediately effective the machiner1 for
preventing the sale Of beverages contain
ing more than one half of one per cent al
cohol. The vote was IS to 70 or eight
more than necessary, two thirds MAORI
ty.
Pretoria, Ocy. 27th.-A drought des-
cribed as the worst in so years, exists
over large areas of the Cape provinces
and free state and the pransvaal. The
farmers are losing heavily in live stock.
1t is estimated that the crops Which have
already been very poor, will show a
shortage Of 80 per cent.
Brussel, Oct. 29th.-Ihe Belgian Min
lister has given approval to a list of
1,150 German soldiers and civilians who
will be prosecuted on charges arising
from violation Of the laws Of war at the
time of the invasion of Belgium, or dnr-
ing the occupation of this country by
German troops, according to the indie
penoence Beige. The LIST will be sent
to the peace conference in Paris.
Washington, Oct. 27th.-lhe first of
the international bodies created by the
treaty of Versailles to meet in America,
the international Labour Conference,
will convene al moor today here. SEES
sions OF the Conference are expected to
"
, 1919-11-03

So far as we can gather, mail from the
United States may be looked for here
via St. Thomas, on Wednesday.
The theatre is offering one of the usual
attractive programmes this evening when
1t IS hoped a large audience will avail it.
self of the opportunity of seeing that
famous serial The Bulls Eye" and
other fine pictures.
Even the bees must be on strike in
these days honey is now selling for 30
cents a half bottle.
The St. Thomas papers are kicking
about inconvenience the public is expert
encing because the Post Office VIII not
occept local currency.
Effective November LIST, the Munic-
pal Telephone System here has added
22.4W to its rates, in view of the in
creased exchange on the United States.
Considering that the material used in
conducting the service is imported fr nj
the United Stat S, that at the presC 1T
time the rate of 1870 is being paid upon
purchases just made, and all the hands Of
the Department have received an in
crease Of wages equal to the difference
in the currencies, this additional cost to
subscribers is warranted, and appears
reasonable and just.
Schooner Ester Anita arrived here on
Saturday for a cargo of life stock for &C
count OF Mr.. Jones. Quite a number of
hogs is to be shipped.
On strolling along the waterfront
these evenings one can not help observ-
ing a growing tendency among a certain
element to ignore the provisions the last
injunction embodied in paragraph Z of
chapter l of the Police Regulations.
, 1919-11-03

The U. S. S. Kittery will arrive at ST.
Thomas at daybreak tomorrow.
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lBRAUNLICH co.
HAS FINE EXHIBIT
Farm implements And HARDWARE DIS
play Ono Of Best IN The
Fair Grounds.

80, ,,,, ~ ;ptc-cst iS being
\ N''H s''" ,-,o,ore md
th"Wn !" 'n - p-orp-
farming 'HI' ,o,Io-y
i'h u '".' me '','' '''''
haN" NJ III" STATE F'.'' . 80.
RMS rT"Sr'HS,'' 't'"'
mint STANDS. l"' h'H' "a
their IN" ~ ",H""H '''> ,,,i,,,o,,.
S"phTa'"rS hhi '"''i '''S 49,, I,,,,,
!n'IN"'nS 'h' l''u' ~sr,in ,I';h,, !,
F.Fl WH"h'hS NAV ~.
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HIS STOMACH
IN BAD SHAPE
VIM. Fortenbacher, Who Lives AT the
VIM. Penn hotel Has Regatned
His Heath.

C,ve YOUR stomach a cham" :" max"
prod-and help IT so that Y"u ma; again
k,ou the feeling OF real h"alth--aEatn
have that vim. energy and viG"r '!"tn
tongue sweet breath. good complexion
snd no able to sleep the lght through
on5 ear tho food you cray" without fear
OF the consequences.
The new herbal remedy Cor m" Nl"lr-
och Plant Juice. recently introduced
here will assist that much-ahus"d organ.
tho stomach. To accomplish th"s" results.
MANY we'll known p"opi" hav" testified
,hat they have rcgainrd their heal h
through the use OF this famous r"nr"dr,
and are glad 10 max" Statcrn' MS u:
xi1,ed testimonials. On" Of IN" m"St
rncent Is thar OF Mr.. William Fort"n l.
bacher. who lives at tn" William Penn
Ho,el and has Wild" acquaintance
here. He SAID;
"E,or some time my stomach was in
n terrible condition and | w"Uld hh'
hod vomiting spells: I could not keep
the highest kind OF food down and could
not Get any sleep At night: / got 50
weak and run down that l was awfuliy
di..ouraeed, as had tried different
medicines without any benefit what"rr
was also under treatment. but got no
results from it. After shls had failed.
5ccIded as a last resort. :" give Plant
1lice a trial. although had it'll" faith
IN n helping me. I can now truthfully
say that Plant Juice cured m" Of the
wcak spells had and put my stomach
IN fine condition. II has built me up ir
every way. I can honestly recommend
Plant Juice"
plant Juice is sold in Wheeling at c
II Cricst & Co.'S Drug Store.
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NEW VICTORIA

This "a the last day o. Wanna ana
h,r south Sea dancers and "NAnN 'h'
mind reading dog ~ ~" New -,
rhnatrr. These heahI:r"rS AZ W." 10
o,bcr feature acts hay" pAF"" 1" nun
aro5s tho frs two days "f tair WIZ
I'D hevord = douh; IN" b.! VII a''''
n,apv more his afternoon anu W."
,rbrrc wore lnrd un ~ trout ~ t0' 80
as car,v as on" "'rinck y">t"rdnE after
noon. ,;,,,;ry for
- rn,r,irI.r e thr week. IN" lC'o''''
,,iu mn on another all-Sthr bill t"r ~
,'s:,ors Headed ny tn" Jones :atn''H.
to,,ur.nr ."rh" M'',!"n P"tl"r N",H
NO Gill y" s'x big acts All '"I" an" ,
,-,yc,ozuc. Irrlud.uG IN" ma OF me
,,.cnt-.h,I, arc ih. Jacks N troupe 81 NOV
49,, entertainers. N" Par'ssan r""r ""'
=. +bc best sirs.rS Ir"up- IN ;'' 'iu"'
,.i,in circuit. t'arg" and tsi'harrs IN =
a,,atch called Any Boy and Fir' Im'
>,r,oinai RcgalS th" sensations 81 III.
on,h century and Morgan and stewart
- scream entitled n Ji'n"! ba''
quet." ,.,-o continues
- .t,racr much comment on l'S mana
some house.
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CHILD WELFARE
EXHIBIT PLEASES
II One OF the Most Interesting and In
structive Exhibits on Fairr
Grounds.

Tho Cnrld welfare Depart mcnt at the
Wnrau's club hay" an exhibit Of au un-
usupl to the general publ" this week
,t tho state Fair. Many remember the
,,>hihif which WAS shown in IN" state
Health Car last winter. and w"r" de-
Irh,rI with tn" many modern lhn"Na-
lions in tho form of child health and
study which Ecrc demonstrated nj IN"
time The same exhibit is being shown
nj IN. State Fair this week under IN"
direction Of Mrs. Dana TomlInson gen
rroI chairman. Tuesday Mrs. w. j..
Rryon Will have charE" Of IN" tent:
"Wednesday. Mrs. w. $. Hamilton.
Thursday. Mrs. j. l.. Garden. and Fri
dov. Mrs. LA R"lf". Mrs. W. II. M"tzn"r
viii distribute the literature propaganda.
, bnirr assisted by tho ladies' Of tho above
! committee and Mrs. g. G. Hushanhn.
Mrs. w. !. bryan has returned from
n most delightful trip to I'll" lake re
! zion and Canada. where sh" spent three
very enjoyable and profitable weeks III
visiting relatives and studying "iNi' con-
. Ii,ious Of the LAX" cities. Mrs. bryan
SAYS the civic conditions In thoS" cities
~ couparrd with those Of Wheeling are
, almost bcvond rcDroarh. but she believes
that Wheeling is on tho way I" peter
! conditions and that the "omans cluu
; and tho Civic Department OF IN" cur
particularly Will do all in its power t.
co-opcratr with the C'ty ottlc'aIS u
proGucr better conditions a. soon n
possible. 4 meeting Of tho C1Nic ciut
with Mr.. Harry Condrad. city engineer mac
been arranged FOR next week. but DIVINE
10 tho absence Of SO many members "'
m, club from IN" city. had TO b" post
L. l..
pou"d It is thought that 'h"r" Will 10
meeting in tho near futur" nj "h'''
, s,.rS Of a definite nature toward th'
. rlans for bcttcring present affairs vii
. In. nixon
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THE DANCING WIDOWS

The jcsrer's t.nh!nS star an" ".'. I.!
,,rvls with the siuu"uS dancing E''S.
has since IN" days OF prrh'S'"r'' w.,
,h,, even antcda," tho 'h"air" h'''t ~
c,~o-ite amusement Of manking. M''S'-
rai cnmcdy is ,hc on" standard a''ra 'Sr
ron that always plvas"s TT" %",S
question is which musical c"hruS ;'I,,.
;s tho one 10 see. II on" nrsh' ''Ht'
~, rSnorts that reach us of m" w"ndrr
"S rn,cp,inn rvcrywhcr" given tn"
RANGING Widow and Ia" Poor! 'r"aN-
ing business that = - "'f'E ~ 49,.
i,s route there wonlh lem ""' '", "''
sw,r 70 ms question:. ri"~ latest 81
,anrb prnvokcrS. hook ard lyrics writ writ
zen nv Charles ITorwrtz AMI m" mus
hy Grors" R"s"y. VIII mas ~, a..
how her AT thu court Friday ana "a,
mrSsv, september 81. w';h an cNr'p'i'n,
"iIr ,arxH and cnrah,' company ami =
giri chorus of youth ""L h.aoiE. s WIZ" \
rbi-I. or rnrrrln"nt. q swirl 81 'a>"n >
, and - feast Of pretty nIHs'c'
Scats on sale today.
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AMERICAN LEGION
ELECTS OFFICERS
Well Attended Meeting Of wheeling
Post Held Last Evening.

4 we'll attended meeting OF wheeling
nos+ No of the American Legion was
held last evening in the assembly room
Of the Market auditorium. NJ inns
meeting tho post elected Officers VINO
will serve until November II. The rIS'-
ton resulted as follows
Post William ]. Com
prrS.
Vice post ommandcr-Thomas u.
williams.
AdIutau,--Gcorg" =. Houston.
Finance otrlccr-I;"org" VI. Ford.
Historian---Silas H. StcinhauS"r.
Chaplain-Elmcr &. Hoclzlc.
Trustees-J, Byron NickcrSon. Leo j.
Coleman and Patrick J. MCKINLEY.
Tho election OF eight delegates to IN"
state convention at Charleston on o''"-
Der - was postponed until later meet
ing.
II was voted that meetings OF the
nos, DO held in the Chamber OF COM
yncrcc assembly room on the hrSt an"
third Tuesdays OF each month. Inc
INST hopes To secure permanent head
quarters very soon. Upon vote OF inc
post the post commander appointed a'
auditing committee composed OF \" II,
liam CummtnS Edmund l.. Jones an"
William +. SharbauEh. The newly
elected OHlCf'CS az lih' " ~ " 80 '''''~'''
! their Offices az once.
4 ruling has been mad" by tn" ma
tuonal organization Of the American No.
, c,on 10 tho effect that service men who
/ live in ohio or F'TInSylvanlH can Dc ia
,,,,rtrI 10 The legion Of West Nirg MA
: II - also announced that SrrNlC" m''
/ eligible for membership IN IN" h"SI"'
who enroll hrfor" November II viii IT,
! charter members and will sign th'n
names To the local charter. tn" per
: rranrut charter will b" issued amer W.
, November convention III Minneapolis
! \roli,atIon blanks for memberships car
II. secured this week AT n" war cam
community. ScrviC" exhibit booth 1T tn
state Fair and at headquarters or IN
locr! pusi in IN" E"N th"atr" ouiidinG
Wheeling post No. l will send deic
-,,,,c 70 hoh state ard national con
vcn,ions and all members are clisibI" u
20 subject 10 the will OF the meeting
N September l6.
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r H EU M ATS M
VANQUISHED
KNOW WHAT YOU TAKE
N. S. r. P.

Non Secret Rheumatism rr"Scr.p, ."n'
This famous prescription You ma ga
every bottle. No more achr~. II" more
pains. meyer fails TO rrlicv" sharp. Sheet
ing pains in the arms. legs sid" ur S"''.-
ness of any part Of the body. II rarely
tails to give relief tn" first day.
y. s r. l.. tNon Secret RI" IuHl. ~
II, >rrrptiun will b. found tn" mus
b.. ,IcficIal Treatment f.. Rheumatism .n
all its forms.
An uric acid destroyer. striking. ~ D.
does. directly nj IN" ';tus'. .h~~"!\ ~
llu,. uric acid in the blood. rr,du,' IS ~ 80
benefit in cases Of c"nE'~il'.'r - i'''
Kidneys, bladder tr"uhl'S. ~riri. = !ir"-
hign.
II you nrc suffering don't H. irN. "r"H
I'll v',ur OILS and lmtm"u'-. l;h."Hl'i 49,"
Is not q skin disease. CIT jo.''"
VIII only cost you IHc ;nL XIV. L. 'i'-
S:r.d r"llcf Il contains ~ ol'int'.t. '-''l
ra,,,,, nor au, nar,,r,. dru- Formula
Oh every bottle. We do not publish t"s-
timonials. Al druggists s'l Il.
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Mrs. Isabelle Bennett. wife or r. N,
Bartlctt. died at her home. No. l'H
sixteenth street. yesterday morning ="
5.t5 o'clock. following an illness o. :.
weeks Of complications. MIS- eN, 49,
- 49, IN Wheeling August 1881. the
donphter OF Mrs r. d. and the late l.
y. Bennett. ,,r,,,cd
SON Nod : years Of axe: Nor
mother. Mrs. r. n Bennett: one $'S onI
Mrs, N. s. McF"riy. "f this rl'y. anu
tnrno hrrth".s II Bennett ana I"r,r'
r;rnnc,;. Il ms city. and George p'"
nett. Of New f"rS. $40
x,,,ncra, services viii he hold at n"
~ her mother. Mrs. bennett. No.
|stI Jacob street. Thursday afternoon
=, o'clock. Re-. J. J. Er',t'nSham;
rector Of s.. Luk"'< +. +, church WI, IL
offc,n;r and in,"rm"nt VIII be h'Ao' III
Trrcndoow cemetery.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-09-03
WILSON'S WIN

The Wilson Packers, t""E - IIu"t I"
Holloway. Labor bay and wrr,. defeated
hy IA" Holloway Mira. La. in last
game. In pitchers hItIl" between
Enp.kc aud Willpms. IN" former hnd
h" edge Of the argument Williams
weakened IN TIA" later par e thu eighth
inning. and singles by Conner. I.ns." AMI
Warehouse till"d the bases, bat a had
decision by IN" umrir" kept n" Pack
ers from putting II run across tn" rub
Der. Tho gam" was Call'd ia thus m
ming on account Of ram.
The score: X n r.
Wilson's ........h u q " y y .-" .
Holloway .O o ~ q II > >
Batteries: Williams and Allen; En-
gle and Coon.
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CUMMINS BILL
CONTINUED Prom Page one.)

government control and. with conccn-
tration Of tho nations railroads int"
- 70 IS regional systems. rr"rid" for
strict government supervision of Nirau-
ally all railway affairs.
Among the now agencies tho hill pro-
poses n railway transportation board.
largely to supcrvis" railroad operations:
\ committee on wages and working con-
di,ions. and an employees advisory
council.
The Interstate Comm'rc" Commission
also would be given grcn''y Increased
powers and representation ON all rall-
road drcctorates Of employees "t the
government would be rcqulrrd.
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Rramar Runeral.

This afternoon at o'clock Al Wv
Schroeder Undertaking par'a"rS tunr'a
services will be held FOR the la,e 80
Louise Klogis Bram"r. Wite OF w
Fred Bramer. who died AZ inc no''''
- douzh,cr Mrs. Minnie Wise. No.
n-s- yvnod street Monday morning
~, Q Raschc. pastor Of the 81
pa,,l.s Evangelical Lutheran 'hur'h.
vii conduct the services and intermeht
,ir, \. made in Mt. Zion cemetery
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fling lanrr Questions. subject to dccis- I
inn rr tine TRANSFORMATION hoard and IN
trrStatr Commerce COMMISSIONS |
rrobiht,Irr strikes and lockouts of
railroad employees under line anu '''
rrtSonmcnt penalties.
Defining "A now policy for ""nc"ntra-
tinr in ownership and operation OF rail-
roads with federal Incorporation, INTO
mot less than 20. or more than 80 re-
giual systems.
10 Guarantee by the government NJ
ruiur, railroad income but limitations
,r,,l,, urou revenue TO fair DIVIDENDS
based on value OF properties Ikea ny
rho Interstate Commerce C0mmissioh'
The bill also provides that "NlSthk
railroad payment contracts Win '"'
government shall b" continued not long
rr than four months and that PrcSr"t
-otcs shall continue until changed ny
tho Interstate Commerce commission
with provisions looking toward in'ihe-
dia,e action toward rcadJuStmcnts
Tho KEYNOTE Of the subcommittee
hin Chairman Cummlns stated IN an
,x,I,,,,ion I, the senate Is the plan
for establishment Of from 20 TO 10 re-
p!unal rail systems.
The new method for settling LABOR
disputes is a proposed ""mfhlI!'' %
wages and WORKING conditions Sen''"'
Cummins said adding:
1T creates ""mmitte" or WAGES anu
! working conditions ~h''h - |" w
| posed of eight m"nptrS. i"u' ''''
; scnt!nc labor and four representing ln'
railroad COMPANIES, E.!"h rA''r""" '.",'
! Is To nominate randidat"S lot 'n'H '"
| mitte". and the board - Ftqu'''u ~ az
! point '"uV 'F"i' '''S"s -; :, porni-
Each railroad CORPORATION ~ ~
nate r"nd'Ha'" '"r rsrsors
| the BOAR" i y, 'ft,inr. This
, from among such n"'h'ht! '"''S, i'',s
! commute, ~ :" nr the en-
! submitted by r"PV'H'"'"''' g. 90 do
J ploycs or ~ III" 'tHrl''S '''' 49,, dnr;s-
"!d" 10y mayor ~? ~, ,rarsror-
| ions are l" y" '''l'''' ~ i.,. r
ta!ion hoard. II. 'H' '"'''''''s ,.,,,,.
wages ana WORKING E"''"', ,ho ,.hoIn
! divided upon an! "'S'"' ,to hoard
matter is 70 be c"rtliirH |" ,"'
and III" d"'IN'"n 81 '"' -.
and constitutes COVER ,''"'"'a va, IUus
! m"Ht with requests ~ Wv
controversy 49,, oo,,r,i,,oc and
1t provides tha' IN" commas, nat6.rat I[,
the hoard shall take Int" cohS'oer" ,"n
the seal" oF wages pa" WI -,
kinds of work IN other innhS'r'fN' Wv,
irclatinn between wages ana 'hr '"S' w.
living: the hazards 81 NV A.,
The trimming and ski! r"uu'''"' Wv "
gree Of responsibility an" ''r I.',' :,
Ter and regularity "t VIC 'Ilpi ~
Another provision or 'h" ma ''Hut
that ra:!r"ad corporations "'"S'
among their directors "" r'Pr'S'' Iva,
t,vrs "f their cIaSSlll'" '""f''H
lalso two directors representing '"' Wv
. rrnmrnt ..,
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Mrs. scnachtscrneider.

Mrs Marie Schachtschnctd'r. woo"
of the late Herman Schach'SCh"e,ucu'
died at the rcsidenc" OF hcr oauknNet.
Mrs. Atha Gunion. East I"en's .n."S"
street. yesterday morning AT o''"'"
- 49, sixtv-third year OF her age.
rgva children survive. Herman ana
pichsrd and Mrs. Everett leotVere'
Mrs Eva Atha Gunion and MIS- o"n
yermillion. OF Elm Grove.
Funeral services will probably DC h'tu
-rnursday, although arrangements arc
incomplete IA yet.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-09-03
OBITUARY
Pieper Child.

Funeral services for hc''S -
daughter Of T. Arch and 'alh'F''
per. VINO dirH Monday aE'd -
were held Yesterday mor"l"h
S.,,i1v residence, No. - Vermont street.
Intcrment was made in Nj. Calvary
cemetery,