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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-07-23
AIR TRIP FREE
TO TEN PEOPLE
Petersen's Store in Davenport
Udlizes Unique Advertising
Scheme at Big Cost.

Ten lucky Davenporters were
scheduled to enjoy free rides in an
airplane this afternoon. They
were the holders of numbers
drawn from the total registration
of 1900 who had signed up with
the J. H. G. Petersen's Sons Co.,
for the chance.
The numbers were all written on
slips of paper and shaken up in q
box, when the editor of the Daven-
port Democrat acted as drawer,
taking out seven slips and then
four alternate numbers for each of
the seven. The signatures were
consulted and it was found that
the original lucky seven were as
follows:
21S-Dorothy Heuck.
873-HazeI E. Parker.
1119-Mrs. ". e. Howe.
1239-Mabel Brundage.
411-Joseph A. Hahn.
882-Bruce Edwards.
1091-Dr. Frank Cole.
If any of these fail to show up
at the mile track, Davenport.
where the flights start from, the
alternates will be called on in Sc
quence until one is found TO take
his place. DR.. Frank Cole, pastor
of st. Johns Methodist church,
Davenport, would get to take the
trip if he had not left the city ON q
vacation trip since signing up.
The three additional lucky num-
bers of the 10 were dropped over
the city this morning by William r.
Quinn advertising manager for the
Petersen store, who took a ride for
that purpose with the pilot OF the
plane.
Petersen's have the plane in
Davenport at an expense of $500,
as an advertising venture. This
means a cost of $50 for each of the
''free" rides. Lieutenant Obenauer
drives the machine, which is one
of the McCook-Doty Airplane com
pany's planes. Captain McCook
was a passenger in the flyer from
Upton, Iowa, where an exhibition
was given yesterday.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-07-23

C. z. Ruthenburg, four times So
cialfst candidate for mayor of
Cleveland. Ohio, will be speaker
Sunday at the eighth annual picnic
of the Mississippi Valley Socialist
Picnic association, at Campbell's is
land.
The committee in charge has
made the announcement that a
crowd of 10000 is looked for. Mem
bers said this estimate is based on
the attendance at previous annual
outings.
The following program of races
will be held beginning at 10 O'Clock.
Girls race, to II years.
Boys race, to II years
Girls race. IA to Is years.
Young mems race, IL to Is years.
Fat mems race. free to all
Ladies potato race, free to all.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-07-23

Ladies' nail driving contest
Tug Of war between Rock Island
county members and Scott county
members.
A baseball game will take place
at 2:3O p. N. and at $3.50 Mr.. Ruth
enburg will speak. Mr.. Ruthenburg
is one of the best informed Social
lists in the United States and an ex-
ceptionally able speaker. His
work and ability are SO well known
farther east that he was elected as
a member of the national executive
committee. He is one of the recog-
nized leaders Of the left wing So
ciaIists. AS a speaker he is rated
with the best the Socialist party
has produced. He is the author of
numerous pamphlets on socialism
and is one of the editors of the
Ohio Socialist.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-07-23
SUPERFLUUS HAIR
/ WHY IT. INCREASES

Hair growth On stimulated ana
It's frequent remOvaI In necessary
when merely reaSwed frsna the
BuRfRee SR the skis, Tke onRy Re%E-
cal and practical way to remove
hair fs to attack Il under the mExfn.
DeA4ir2eRes the original m@nE4mryI
liquid does this by absorption.
ORly EAz@S@S p@AzfEaeIe kaa n
momey-b@Gk %mnER@4ea I'm each
p2ckaGe. At &0RAS4 e@uM&eHm I'm Gee
81 and e RtEe@. or by Mann fr0m IA /,
In plain WE@wRGR 0A receipt Of price.
FIRED hS@AE Haane4 I'm plata sealed
enveE9Re On a@aUe@t. DeAGaxmel@,
129tA St. anna P@zk ARe.sN@w Yexk
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-07-23

ers of Porto Rico have asked the
Emergency Fleet corporation to
equip 100 steamers as refrigerator
ships to carry fruit not only be-
tween Porto Rico and the main.
land but between the United States,
South America and European coun-
tries.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-07-23
OFFER s. SHIP FOR SAFE.

Stockholm. = Another American
wooden steamer has arrived at
GOthenburg and is offered for sale
to the Swedish shippers. The
Americans have expected this type
of vessels to be especially suitable
for the Baltic but the Swedish ex-
perts find them much too large and
clumsy.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-07-23

Before the recent wave of high
prices struck Japan board and
lodging in that country is said to
have been obtainable for fifteen dol
lars a year.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-07-23

ASK e. s. FRUIT SHIPS.
San Juan.-(Correspondence of
the Associated Press )-Fruit grow
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-27
WHEELING CHOSEN

PARKERSBURG. Juno 25.-Whcel-
ing was chosen as the place for the
1920 meeting at the close of tho annual
convention Of the West Virginia Assocl-
alton Of Insurance agents here To-Day
the gathering being attended by ABOUT
rs fire and casualty agents Of the state
The morning session was taken up
with reports Of committees and the
election Of officers as follows:
President. r. A. Foose. wheeling.
First Vice President, NJ. Z. SISTER,
Morgantown.
Second Vice President j. F. NydegGer'
Elkins.
Third Vice President W. S. Linda
mood. Parkersburg.
Fourth Vice President, Mrs. C La
Jamisap, Ravenswood.
Fifth. Vice President, Ray M Evans
Bfuefield.
Secretary Treasurer, J. N Hendrix
Wheeling.
Chairmen Of executives-Charlan d.
w. Patterson. Charleston; legislative c.
L. Haeberlin Becklcy. w. Va; Grey
ance E. F.. Holbert, Fairmont: Organi-
Ization, C. w. Blair Huntington; con-
ference committee. c. W. Thornburg,
Huntington; r. 2. f. Dcvan. Charleston
and E.B. Bowie, Wheeling.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-27

Sunday at the home Of his parents. Mr..
and Mrs. Mark Lawrence, of near Cole
rain.
Valley hospital in Wheeling, is getting
along nicely.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earnest Irwin and son.
Of Adcna. and Charlie Irwin, Of Scotch
Ridge, spent Sunday with their parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Irwin.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Schechlc and chill
drcn and Charlie Lawrence spent Sunday
with their grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Mark Lawrence.
Asa Harbourt, who is at the Ohio
Valley hospital in Wheeling. Is improv-
ing.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Buchanan. and
Mrs. Sophia Hooper and daughter were
callers at the home of Samuel Irwin.
Sunday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Harbourt and
daughter. Lizzie. and Mr.. and Mrs. VIII
liam Harris were callers at the OHIO
Valley hospital to see their son. Asa.
in Wheeling.
Funeral services over the remains Of
the late Miss Annie Philpnt, who passed
AWAY at the home OF her sister Mrs.
I-pdcgraph. of Smithficld. Saturday.
wcrc conducted from the place Of death.
minister in charge. Intermcnt was
made in Highland cemetery in this
place. Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Krinke and dauGh-
ter, Miss Bertha, and son. Harry. were
callers in Wheeling. Tuesday.
F.. B. Burriss was a business caller
in Wheeling. Tuesday.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-27
CANTEEN

. y Work at the B. & o. canteen is pro
sI$ressing very nicely. the ladies in charge
having added many new bits OF good
Things to eat and drink TO their menu
during these recent hot days. Pop, gin
= ger ale and root beer are among the cold
which have been added, and new
Tfinds Of sandwiches have BEEN served.
y The boys are always enthusiastic and
=, grateful for the good things received
= and the ladies and young girls have en-
-h,Soyed the opportunity OF being OF service
,Seand report that they have heard or
I4k1nany interesting experiences or the
..lSboys. Sunday Il car load passed through
sS.nn which there were four lads who had
--oeen severely wounded, and true TO the
~t~Heminine instinct the women in charge
did erything in their power TO render
80 Traditional service for these lads. Mon
= day a train load Of 80 men wen through
stopping as is their custom ten minutes
for luncheon and the young girls who
were in charge that day were kept busy
! hustling with tables to the train. dur
ing that time.
= Mrs. Charles O'Ercn. who has the
work in charge reports that 1000 men
..-.1oassed through here in the month or
- MAY and il is thought that there were
more than that number going past this
= month. Mrs O'Brien's report on this
Twill be made out next week.
''-~ Those in charge Of the cantcen Wed
Inosday were Miss Mary Alexander. Miss
Catherine Reister. Mrs. Harry Bernard.
Miss Jean Ward, Miss Martha Irwin.
Those in charge yesterday were Mrs.
will Cruise, Misses Dorothy Beans. Bet
tie sarlver, Lila Little and Eva Miller.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-27
Wife REJECTS HIM
ATTEMPTS SUICIDE
i6ontucky Man shoots SELF "nsn
> Young Wife Refuses 70
= Return

- FOLLANSBEE. W. Va, June 70
After journeying all the way from
Eentucky 70 this place with the aVoweo
nfcnSson OF killing his youthful orlde'
<Mrs Josie ChimaS. aged is years. VINO
Loft him recently. Charles Chimas, aSco
&c wears. attempted suicide when pared
from the house where hrs wife was
.SAayinr. shooting himself with revol-
ayer. He is nova in the Ohio NalieS
hospital at Steuhenvllle. o., suffering
y Afrom Il bullet wourd in his left breast
land left arm. 1t is saaL he will recoF-
HSer. 49,
40 Mrs. Chimas came to Rollansbce
about two weeks ago to live with .
relative, having parted from her nus
band with whom she said she could not
get along Recently she began receAS>
O. ding letters from her husband, intormlus
:. her that he was coming to tollansoee
ssto kill her.
- She showed these letters to the Fol-
- 9ansbee police and asked for protection.
SThe police have been on the lookout tor
fhimas but he came in some time last
: might and early today appeared at IN"
home where Mrs Chimas is staying.
- when refused admittance and told mat
- his wife would not see him. Chlmas
drew O gun and placing 1t against MS
= Nreast, pulled the trigger.
His wife watching from WINDOW
~-SaY the act and rushed out TO him.
Although still retaining the gun Chlmas
made no attempt to shoot her The
wounded man was picked up and rushed
To the hospital. Late this afternoon
tho word was that he had good
d. chance to recover.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-27
BRIEFS.

Mrs. Josie Whitcman has returned
from Cameron. W. Va.
Several members of the X. of P. lodge
attended a meeting at GAINESVILLE last
night.
Howard Wilson is home from over
seas.
Harold McWilliams has purchased a
new Ford truck.
Frank Miller. Of GAINESVILLE, was here
on business yesterday.
Joe Major was transacting business
In st. Clairsvillc yesterday.
Ross Taylor and family. of Akron, are
visiting relatives here.
Frank MCMillcn is working in Bethes-
da this week.
1t is reported that the bethesda and
MOrristown pike is in 4 frightful condi-
ton.
Rev. Tcagardcn was calling on friends
at LoydSvillc yesterday.
Wilbur MCWilliams was a business
caller at st. Ciairsvillc yesterday.
Harry Douglas. agent for the Dclco-
Light. made business trip 10 Captina
yesterday.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-27
MORRISTOWN
Coming Event.

Miners Grove is in tip top condition
for the Old Home Picnic, Friday, July
4th. Tho fine program has been COM
plcted which contains the names Of ora
tors Of national reputation who will
deliver addresses that will - interesting
and instructive to botE old and young.
One Of the best bands in eastern Ohio
will furnish music during the day. Mil
nCr's Grove is located on the National
paved road nine miles west Of ST. Glars
willie and ono mile east Of MOrristown.
1t is the most picturesque spot in Bel
mont county. Lay aside tho cares and
trials OF life for one day and come and
spend the glorious fourth mingling with
your friends beneath the rcstful Shades
of the giant oaks
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-27
CLARINGTON

Mrs. Henry Mozena and daughter.
Olive. left Wednesday last for Two
weeks visit with relatives Mt Akron and
Cleveland. 0.
George +. Rose and family were
guests of relatives at Bellairc, Sunday.
Miss Jcn Rca came home Wednesday,
from Alliance. O., to spend some time
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John
Rca
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Mccker ard two
children were the recent guests Of
Shadyside- o.. relatives.
o. w. Roth, of Woodsfcld. O.. was a
visitor in town Wednesday.
Mrs. Sidney Booth of Shadysidc spent
the week end at the Booth home oppo-
site town.
eighteen months overseas service, hav-
ing enlisted soon after Uncle Sam deter
mined to show" Germany.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Laubc OF Boston,
o.. and son. August. were guests over
Sunday OF G. W. Cain and family.
Prof w. D. Messerly and family. Of
Stcubenville, arrived last week to spend
the summer vacation here
Carroll Cain returned TO Akron, Mon
day. from q short visit to his home near
town.
Rev. s. i. Kaetzel and family went to
Columbus, CO., this week. where they
will be in attendance at the centenary
sessions.
Richard +. Cain camo in from Akron.
Saturday. and will spend few weeks
at his home here
Mrs. Mary Baggs and son. Of Welcome,
were shopping in town Wednesday,.
B. f. Kelch has returned from Cedar
f-N n no att he to
EN- balmers' meet
Among the students who returned TO
Athens Monday for the summer term
were Miss Elaine Littcn. Marjorie CrIss.
F,rma Fankhauscr. Merle Mozcna and
Edith Lehman.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-27

OFF FOR ROAD CAMP

Warden Terrell yesterday sent crew
Of 80 prisoners from the West Virginia
prison at Moundsville to Lincoln county
TO spend the summer working on the
roads. A new road camp will be opened
in Lincoln county and the crew will
remain there until winter weather stops
road construction. Guards T. J. Steele
and James Ray were sent in charge OF
tho men and will remain in charge Of
the crew while IT is engaged in the work
IN Lincoln County,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-27
STATE SCHOOL OF
MINES In SESSION
Few from Wheeling District Are AT
tending Summer School.

MORGANTOWN, w. Va. June 26.-
All tho mining sections of West Flr-
ginia are represented in the university
summer school of mines, which is in
session here for a period OF six weeks.
F'orty-scven men are enrolled and the
NUMBER will probably exceed fifty by
the end OF the week. This is more than
double the, enrolment for any previous
wear. r. u. Virgin Of Whcc~% and
Harry E. Gray of Elkins are instructors.
The following men from wheeling dis
trict are enrolled:
Lawrence r. Gard Alfred NJ McCon-
nor Nefrs. O. nell. MoundsvJ3e.
Jancs II Benson. James Howecraft,
Neffs O. Wellsburg
Thomas Campbell, Frank TIailSone,
Moundsyille. Moundsville.
II C. Erncs, Warwood.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-27
MT. PLEASANT

Mr. and Mrs. Michael Galligar and
family, of Cleveland. arc here in their
country~homc TO spend the summer
Miss Jessie MCCunc. Of brilliant. O..
returned homo after 4 pleasant visit
with her sister Mrs y. J. MCIonahcy.
Mrs. Grover Murray and daughter.
Helen. returned tn\thc:r home in Martins
Ferry after. a visit at the home of VII
liam Murray.
George CLANCY and Mrs. Angelina
Williams were callers in Wheeling one
day last wcck.
Oscar Rundy. Of Colorado. was a
caller Mt tho home Of Mark Lawrence,
Of near Colcrain. one day last week.
Isaac Evans was n caller IN Wheel
inE. Saturday.
Sarnucl Irwin is no better at this
writing.
Isaac Rarkhurst of Rricr Ridge. vas
a caller in this place Saturday.
Several persons from this place ana
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-27
CALLS JESS BRUISER SLAC"R
AFRArD TO FIGET

WASHINGTON, June "a resolution
requesting the Governor OF ONO TO Pre-
rcnt The threatened dissertation of the
nations birthday" by prize light be-
tween willard and Dempsey at Toledo,
July (. was introduced today by Rcpres-
cntatiyc Randall. prohibitinnist, Calitor-
MIA.
"Onc Of the participants in this pro-
posed fight" Mr.. Randall said. ""nSagcd
in n similar fight a few years ago with
Jack Johnson. Il fugitive from justice.
who has confessed that hc was bought
off and threw the fight to his adversary.
why should IA fight between bruisrr
slackrrs.. who were not bray" enough to
ioin the war against German murdcTerS
be rCrmittcd in this country.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-27
HANNIBAL, 0,

W.T. y 70 Robinson an dfamily OF
1,di,n, arrjyd the past week TO NlSi.
Mrs RobinSon's father. Isaac suffer anu
family. poa-, VAL
tors left Monday to attend the summer
Term of school at Athens coll"ge
Rev. and Mrs. J. d. Brown "ele
Scw Martinsvillr visitors Monday.
Mrs. Dave Hycr. of Wheeling IS me
guest of Mrs. Carolyn Mycr VINO ID Ia
at her home. &c.,, Cocoon ras
the guest over Sunday OF his latIer-lh
law John fisher and family.
Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Sole and chlioreh
returned Saturday from VISIT win Fo
latiycs at New Lexington. ..
Miss Georgia Baker was hostess 10
number of friends at her home SATURDAY
Mrs D. 3. Pounds left Friday to Wis
il her daughter. Mrs. W. a. kasscrHan'
of Rosbys Rock. w. Va.
prof. W. f. Sutcr and family. or
Martins Ferry. and Mrs. Larue ana
daughter. of Wheeling. ar" the guests Oh
Mr.. and Mrs. Mart Nothing.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. l.. Dietrich enter
tanned n large number of relatives at
their homo at Buckhill Bottom SATURDAY
evening in honor OF their son, Donald
Dietrich and wife. who were married re-
Gently at Wheeling.
julie Hartlicb spent Wednesday and
Thursday with friends in Wheeling and
Martins Ferry.
Mrs. +Slizabcth Ruby left Friday TO
visit her daughter, Mrs. J. b. l.itman'
of Pittsburgh.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. G. Dietrich left Sum
day for Whccling where thoy will make
their future home.
Mrs. Lidc O'Neill and son. ]. F.
O'Ncnl. left Friday to visit friends IN
Pittsburgh and other points.
II. J. Huhlcman. Joe Sole and j. F.
Ncucnschwandcr were at Sardis. Ohio.
last Sunday to attend quarterly meeting
at the Mo. l.. church.
Lieut.. r. +. limbaugh and wife left
Saturday for Ellwood city. Pa. after
short visit with friends here
w. G. Pounds. of New Martinsville.
was on our streets Sunday.
Misses Sara and Minnie Muhleman and
Nellie Parks were at Wheeling Monday.
Misses Sara Muhlcman, Jennie Sutcv,
Nellie Parks and Minnie Muhlcman, &C
compancd by Rev. Carl. who drove their
car. left Thursday afternoon to attend
the centenary at Columbus. o.
Married--ThurSday. at the home or
the bride. by Rev. Carl Ertel, Miss Ar
minta Gchrig. Of this place. and Mr. Ev-
crctt Amber. of Wheeling.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-27
ToReduce our Weight
Quickly and Easily

If you are too fat. or II your figure
has become flabby and you are carrying
around a burden of annoying unhealthy
flesh. the cause is, ten chances to one.
lack Of oxygen carrying power OF the
blood and faulty assimilation of the
food. Too little of the food is being
made into good hard tissue and muscle,
and too much into little globules OF fat.
Every man and woman reader OF this
paper who s too fat. whose flesh is soft
and flabby. should Try the new prepare
tlon, Phynola, n simple but remarkably
efficient formula put Up for convenient
home use.
Go TO c. II. Griest & Co. Original Cut
Rate Drug Store. 1875 Market street to-
day and get box Of these wonderful
Phynola tablets: take one after each
meal and one at bed time They are
pleasant TO take entirely safe and give
splendid results quickly and easily. No
dieting. strenuous exercising. drastic
massaging or appliances. Just n simple
Phynola Tablet four times a day and in
n short time your weight is reduced on
all parts Of the body to what 1t should
te
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-27
BIG GET.TOGETHER
MEETING SUNDAY

A big get-together meeting has been
planned for next Sunday AFTERNOON in the
Trades and Labor Assembly hall for the
purpose Of organizing q Union Label
league. Some time a union label COM
mittce was appointed by the assembly.
which organized by electing Abner Cor
bin chairman and Burt Mead secretary.
Since then difficulty has been experience
ed in getting the committee together,
President Louis Leonard, of the as
ccmbly. issued the call for the meeting
the coming Sunday. He urge severy
conscientious union man who believes in
union label goods to come to the meet
ing and bring their wives.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-27
BRISBANE EXTENDS
PRESS OWNERSHIP

NEWARK. N. j., June 2s.-Lucius T.
Russell, publisher Of the Reward Ledger.
announced today that Arthur Brisbane.
editor OF the New York Evening Jour
nal and Washington Times. had pur-
chased an interest in the morning and
evening editions Of his newspaper. The
conditions Of the sale have not been
definitely determined, he said. but will
be incorporated in a written agreement
to be signed next week.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-27
WHEELING BOY Welded
TO BUFFALO, N. Y, GIRL

Word was received in the city last
evening telling Of the marriage at Buff
falo, n. Y. of Miss Grace c. Kavany. Of
327 Lafayette street. that city, to Will
bur O.. Lacy, Of Wheeling. Mr.. Lacy was
in the navy during the war and is now
connected with the Curtis aeroplane fac
tory in Buffalo. n. Y. He was formerly
connected with the Wheeling fire ds,
partmcat and is the son. of Squire o. \.
Lacy. formerly, Of the local police de-
partmcnt
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-27

A meeting OF tho American legion will
be held this evening in the rooms OF the
Chamber Of Commerce, in the Market
at S o'clock for the purpose
of clectirtc officers for this organization.
All soldiers. sailors and marines are re-
guessed to be present
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-27
Walter Hussey and hmily were call.

Walter Hussey and hmily were call
crs in Martins Ferry. saturday,.
Miss Bennetta Dicka was q caller II
Wheeling one day last week
Bert Lynn and sd Chester, vert
callers at the home ofD. r Buchanan
Monday.
Mrs. Mary Jane Mex was . caller
at the Ohio Valley hApital to see hei
sister. Mrs. Deborah Nrris-
Mrs. Deborah MorriS who was opef-
ated on. Is very slowy improving.
Wilmer Smith. Of huntsville, waS Q
caller in Dillonvale, Tuesday.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-27
CONTEST CERTAIN

WASHINGTON. Jun" 26-Possibility
of Il contest between tn" house and the
senate MS To economy in appropriations
for government departments doomed up
today when Confcrrcs Of The sSS9.000. 600
an agree on the size of the army
for 1920 and decided to report disa-
Grrcmcnt to their respective branches.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-27
Anp1.Asr w1Ecxtp AaAus1 4
TolBST1N1.

NEW LONDON. onn.. June 2S.-
Lieutenant DonaldsonsAnd an observer;
en- route from Mineolb to Boston IN ar
army biplane. tried make a landing
here yesterday. TheHfalled 10 clear
whore Richard MansbId. the actor. IL
buried. The plane snj shed a tombstone
and itself. Neither Donaldson or, his
observer was injured They continued
their journey to Boste by train.
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vicinity, attended the celebration IN
MERRY. Saturday.
Mrs. Flora Dickerson Scott and SOUS
Of bridgeport, spent Sunday IN MS
place.
Mrs. y. J. McConahcy is visiting reiaI,
tiycs in brilliant this week.
Mr.. and Mrs William Lawrence spent
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-27

The time required for cooking peas
depends upon their maturity. Young
peas will cook in thirty minutes or even
less. OvcrcOokinG destroys the color
ard flavor. Poll them slowly in 4 Par
TALLY uncovered saucepan and salt while
the pcaI arc still firm. After twenty
minutes boiling test occasionally. and
as soon rs tender remove from the fire.
If these suggestions are followed the
family will be served with delicious
peas.