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East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-09-30

FOR SALE-ALL kinds of insurance.
J. II. Estes. Ga Main ST., Phone s0l.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-09-30

FOR sALE-i nearly new Maxwell at
tsjust about ore-haif OF the original
price. Il. p. Motor co.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-09-30
MONUMENTS

l. MoNrERAsrELI4L. Marble and
Grant, works; write or arrange fos
Interview for prices. styles. stoL
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FOUND At Roundup grounds bunch
Of keys. Owner may have same by
calling at this office and paying for ad.
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AUTO WREcKING

USED PARTS every description We
buy your car, condition no object
Auto Clearing HOUSE. Garden q Alta.
Phone 765.
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WANT ADS, CLASSIC
Notices, Business Opportunities Locals Lost Found,
! Ill For Rent, Etc. Classified for Easy Reference
FOR Continued

FOR sALE-cots with mattress. In
quire this office.
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1 s1s17 HUDSON good cord tires. fine
imechanicai condition a snap and
easy terms. =. Q. Motor Co.
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FOR SALE OR TRADE-Household
furniture. Carpets, pictures and
books. Mrs. Jesse ailing-Faiiing
Building.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-09-30

JAMES B. PERRY. Attorney at Law.
office over Taylor Hardware Conn
pany.
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PETERSON, BISHOP & CLARK. at
torneys at Law. Rooms ana q
Smith Crawford building.
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w-ANTED-soneone to care for chill
edren while mother works-good
pay-rnquire Mrs w. A. wyiie, 227
Water st. .e.,. -,...,,. iAsTI
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Robert Johns Of THIS city spent ycster-
day ~ lFllouval" "r business.
Harry jump Of Indiana street Il con-
fined TO his HON" With a critical illness.
Tho members ~ IN" .\malgamated as
soriation hC'G Z m"rrln" in tho Shrcvc-
!"rvey building yesterday afternoon
The work of decorating tho interior OF
the S0wmCrs Esrh'r shor on Fourth
street has hn"n completed.
Today is tho Jewish new year. and all
OF tho stores conducted by this people
will be closed all day today.
Miss Margaret D'von>IS again able TO
be- ont following Il LENGTHY illness.
Ernest X. lIoC". local druggist. has
returned home after Il business trip 10
Columbus. OHIO.
IT," condition cf George Vcnnum Of
North Firm street continues about the
SAM.
Louis r.irk. manager Of tho Fenray
theatre. has arrived home after 4 bust
n">~ irrn In PhrlHiClphla and 'hn cast
Miss Myrtle Thompson Of N" local
p0%'Oft'c" ~ visiting with relatives at
New Athens. Ohio.
Miss Mildred Whitley q" N,r;h Fourth
street i v'S'il"lS f"r Il tow days with
friends at PITTSBURGH
lt%cnr Say, lSh'r=. local tailOrc has
arrived HON" after n business trip To
Ih'lId"lrhin. Rnltrm"r,. and The east
Miss Rachel Ashton has returned
bono after a rw" weeks visit with
friends Mt Washington p. g.
MISS Flora Williams Cf tho Turner
sh"" Stor" * rurEucd To her homo with
Illness
The "ncampm"n, - n" local lodge Of
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-09-25
THE PANGS OF .
RHEUMATISM

one who has had the slightest ex.
perience with rheumatism will
continue to suffer and grow worse
until they are finally practically
helpless, unless they realize that
the disease must be combatted at
! its source. Rheumatism is often
diseased condition of the blood,
THE disease attacks the body
,, through the blood, hence the sys-
tenn can be rid of it, pains only
after the blood has been cleansed
of the germs of the disease.
Lotions, limments and oint-
ments, applied to the surface may
in some cases deaden the pain for
the time being, but until you at
tack the disease at its foundation,
you are making no progress to-
ward a cure, and you are permit
ting the trouble to get a frmer
hold on your system every day.
This is one reason why Rheuma-
tism is usually a permanent dis
ease, styling with its victims year
after year. Getting rid of the dis
ease is merely a matter of treat
ing it intelligently. Knowing that
lit cannot be cured by external ap-
plications, it is folly to rely upon
such treatment.
S. S. S. is without question the
most thorough blood medicine
ever made, and it cleanses tho
blood of every impurity and dis.
ease germ. That is why it seldom
fails to give satisfactory results in
even the scvcrest cases of Rheu.
matism. Being purely vegetable
without a particle of mineral or
chemical in its composition, it
works by eliminating and forcing
out of the blood all impurities,
acting as 4 tonic to the entire sys.
TEN at the same time. y 1t has been
in Use for more than fifty years
and thousands Of sufferers from
rheumatism give, it unstinted
praise.
You are invited to write GU.
medical department for full infor.
nation and advice about the treat.
ment Of your own case, for which
no charge is made. Address Swift
Specific Co., q Swift Laboratory,
Atlanta, Ga
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Brtdpeport Brtefs.


Howard II. Wilson. local undertaken.
mad" Il business trip TO Fairpoint and
Mt. Pleasant yesterday.
The condition Of Mrs. Mike Hcnsley.
OF Stop 10. West Main street. who was
operated on at the North Wheeling hos
pltal Monday. continues 10 improve.
\ number of the officials OF the
Pennsylvania lines spent short time
in this city yesterday on an inspection
trip.
iicnry Fox, of this city. has arriv cd
h"ih" after business trip to Lafferty.
Ohio.
Miss Cora Alexander has arrived
homo after Il three months visit spent
al Pleasant View Beach. II. !.
Fred and George Mcistcr, OF this city,
spent yesterday AT Flushing, Ohio. on
business.
G"org" Bruce. Of GAINESVILLE. Ohio. is
spending few days visiting with
friends in this city.
Max lItn"r. local business man. is
confined I" his homo. following a par
nlytIc stroke.
Cecil Rose. who has been attending
Ohio Wesleyan university. is spending
few days visiting his parents in this
city.
An important meeting Of the mem
b"rS Of tn" Loyal Order OF Moose of
This city will be held This evening.
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THREE TEAMS GO
THROUGH THE MILL
At BUCkHANNON

Special Dispatch to The intelligence:
BACKGAMMON. W. Va. Sept a.
For the FIRST time during the season.
three teams ploughed over the Wesleyan
green at signal drill this afternoon.
Prior to the signal work Coach Drum
gave the big linesmen individual coach.
ing and then followed with 4 series OF
blocking and charging drills. During
this period the ends and backs wero
nracticcd at long and short passing.
sidestepping and the open held work
under Captain Fisher.
The mati9ec was concluded by a warm
scrimmagc lin which the reserve line
was conspicuous. Scrimmage lasted but
twenty minutes. During this time the
regulars sdored twice. Snedgar and
Hymes going over the goal.
Want, a strong lineman from Glen
willie Normal. and John RohrbouEh.
Buckhannon High star. reported for
work today. Likewise Graham. Snyder.
Okcy and Clyde Of Summers and Glen.
denim High four members of tho 1918
state basketball championship I'VE. mat
REGULATED here this week and, while in
experienced at football have the prom
Use Of grid stars.
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FORMER VI. and J. Man to Referee.

MaMngnr hoy Smulh u m" 'NpINOI
Inn Football '"ar - tins Ci& ma Sc
,.urcd the services Of II. ]. G"Odwi?. for
Iror,y II Washington and JcftrFSUn col
lcgc, 10 r.fcrr, ~" gam" Witch Will he
played between -" local team ana
team from Pittsburgh. Pa. ga next sun
dar afternoon at L"aGu' PARK. ArfHflS'-
uucnts huN" been m.,dr lU Caclo%" the
cntirr playing nc!h with post". rhr"ash
which 4 wiz" cable VIII b" strung -"
lnat tho spectators can b" Kept on the
field and a clear view obtained ny an
who attend. In addition. four members
Of the local police force VIII be on the
job to qucll Any disturbance that may
b. started and sec THAI none but OF
hc;alS get un the playing field. This Will
undoubtedly De one # the best games
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ST. CLA|PSV|LLE.
Belmont County Seat News
Realty Deeds Filed

Geo. 4. Benlinc ct al TO Louisa NJ.
B"nlinc. Lot Is IN Bellairc. 81.
EnoCk Froc to Walter X. Harri-
son. Land IN Rarncsvillc 81.
Geo. W. TrucN and Lco,a Truck to
5. II: Harper land IN Wayn" Tp. $500
Adamo SantaN!cca Ia Clromtcc Santa
viCca. Land in BCllairc. 81.
Gr"rE" Foreman and Lee Belle Fore
man To W'lllam Rom. Lot 10 in Shady
side s..
Nrnzia,o rurco and Carm"la porco to
Nick Acp"zIano. Land in Warren Tp.
y, 5;ou,Sa NJ; non nj H,, to raul and Julia
David nrown to Ethel l.. Perkins.
Fast half Of Lot in bethesda. 81.
Marion J.. Mcdaniel. Land in rcasc Tp.
SlQ.
Emma Dcvault TO Mike puskar Q, al.
Land in Martins Ferry. $40.
William Scales and Mary T.. Scales to
Crawford Philips ct al. Land in Smith
john F.. Beckett OF al to Crawford
Phillips ~ al. Coal IN Smith Up. $40.
Mildred l.. Barnes TO William J. Doug
lass. Lot So N GAINESVILLE. $4,000.
William II. Wood ct uN to David T..
Mandry = al. Land in Tease TIP. $40
David +. Mandry md Maggie Msndry
:" J. l.. Fitch. Lot sc in Woodnoint.
J. l.. Fitch ct ux to Blanche l.. Nader.
Land III Icasc To. $40.
Cyrus t.. Miller and Catherine Il. Mil
Ter In John u. Miller Land In Barnes
vile. SlI1n
La y. Graffcy and Edward Graffcy TO
Chll" StruIsVm" at al. Lot IS in Bel
lair. S4275.
Frank Lucas TO Ella McaEcr. Lot Is
and II III EruokhcId. $500.
James {. Gray and Lillian c. Gray to
The city az Martins Ferry. So.
Realty Deeds Filed.
Thomas WalNnr and Elizabeth Walker
70 Oscar G.. oglcvcc. Lot ~ in Hollo-
way: $500.
C1yd" G. Coylc and Stella B. Coyle to
Eoretano Ciralo and Maria Clralo Land
IN Pcasc township; $1,000
The ShadysidN Land Co. to Rose Ar
benz. Lot 32O In Shadysi1e; 81.
william j. Harvey and Robert J. Rar
vey IL John K. Hays. Lot in Shady
side: 500.
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Pedestrians Not idered.

The acc!dcn, in which n little girl
was seriously. and perhaps fatally. IN
jurcd out the National pike Tuesday
evening of this week again brings at
Icntion to the fact that when the paw
ing was done along the pike some time
ago there was no provision made Tor
pedestrians. There ARD Sidewalks pro-
vIdcd az far west as the corporate limit
of BroOksidc. and after leaving thar
point PEDESTRIANS ar" compelled tn use
the road. where they ar" in constant
danger Of being killed by street cars
or automobiles.
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Rerore Commissioners.

Announcement is made that the com
mittec Of citizens and councilman which
has been endcavoring for som" time past
to secure n new bridge over McNahon
creek on Belmont street. VIII 80 70 ST
Ciairsville next Monday TO appear ne
fore the new board Of county COM
missioners. Bellaire it is said IL paying
90 600 per year for the county bridge
fund but thus far has secured little
benefit from the fund. \ delegation or
local business men will also likely at
tend the meeting.
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Nm Por Perjury.

A foreigner was gwen nearing III
SQUIRE Mason's court yesterday on a
charge Of perjury. 1t is alleged that
the man, with the aid Of another for
eigner forced girl who was only four
Teen years Of age. to swear that she was
aged IS years in order that he might
marry her. Following the marriage, the
girl who had known the man but one
day. told her parents and the arrest FOL
lowed. The man was held under pond
TO await action Of the grand jury.
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Given Another Opportunity.
Harry Doty. young lad OF South Bell
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Zarrow'S FaShIOnCttcs made their
initial bow to a large crowd OF the
patrons Of the New Pastimc theatre on
Hanover street last night. and their
work IN musical comedy and vaudeville
was exceptional. The picture program
Of the evening was also first class. The
company will give different show this
evening. and III" picture for IN is cven'
ing features .Iuih holland in the sixth
number OF III" absorbing serial entitled
The Tigers Trail"
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Uniforms Ordered.

New uniforms for the Bellaire pro-
fessional football team have been order.
Ell, Manager George V. McGauGhey OF
that eleven states. The sweaters WI!
h. black bodied with rcd bands about
the arms. 1t Is expected that the new
uniforms will be received in time Tor
the FRS: game OF the season next sun
day a, Youngstown with the Younss-
town Patriciana,
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Made OF canvass2 We make 1t
Wheeling Ter 4 Awning Co. Tel. eS3
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VIII pRY AssesHnent.

City Solicitor Sedgwick has received
communication from c. p. Billings wee
president and manager Of the Wheeling
traction company system saying that
the company is short Of funds to m"c,
oXnenses for street Improvements aIonE
it's tracks and for that reason IN" south
Belmont street paving assessment has
not been paid. He promises I" scnd the
city a check as soon rs posSlhic.
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p0lIra Cnn-

Jack Feed. charged with keeping n
gambling huuS" ON y boat AT In" foot OF
Hanover street. and Thomas Thomas.
william "Pok"r'' Fox. George Baker and
Sam Jones. charged with gambling. all
uf whom were arrested Tuesday evening
nj O'Clock. were given n hearing il
p"licc court la"i night and nncd S1n and
costs each. All paid with :hr exception
If tin proprietor. who chose to go to
ia
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rnterestin1 Climb Dinner.

4 large number Of the members or
tho Wednesday Afternoon club, accom-
panied by their husbands. made the trip
TO tho Welcome Inn. at Lloydsyille.
yesterday evening where they enjoyed
dinner, with tho husbands as the
guests Of the members. Tho affair was
highly enjoyed by those present.
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STRIKE HEADQUARTERS ARE NOW
OPEN At THE CITY BUILDING

The third day OF the strike passed OF
auIetly. Thus far there has not oeen q
single biemish on the conduct OF the
rasn during the big strike. According
: "a Martin Spanner. president or the 10.
cal union. 500 men Of the local plant
are members Of the union.
- II il stated that practically every mr.
80 the local steel plant has been turned
SS,.t and even though the strike sh"u'u
3;sbe settled tomorrow, it would h" s"I"Fa'
s4rceks before work could be resumed.
Apother meeting Of the strikers Is
,chcSuiSd for this afternoon at the cry
sE1iidirIr auditorium. Still another
! S,eeaAg VIII DO held Friday night at sne
- S,,,e Mace. Men active in the LABOR
- ~, e,asY,t and especially the steel IN
susfry organisation will deliver ad-
s5Sresss... The auditorium will likely DC
hacked AZ each meeting.
~ INA stYiking employees will recelEe
s1s,,ri, aay. for the first half Of the month
SAls ,,iorning. officials Of the steel COM
= 1ant announced.
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Petitions Filed.

The Belmont county commissioners
have filed with tho county election board
here petitions which were circulated
n bout the county securing SIGNATURES
calling for a vote on the proposition or
y tvo mill tax levy for road improve
ment purposes. The petitions are TO
contain at least 1--WE percent OF the
names Of the total county vote. inc
nroposition is to be voted upon Novem-
Der 4. at the regular election
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-09-25
,.o.., Irnaer Advisement.

Judge Charles J. Lynch yesterday IN
.onmon pleas court heard evidence IN
the pctition Of the Bcllaire-Benwood
Forrv company. asking for dissolution
~ the temporary injunction granted IN"
c;+v against the company some time ago
The fudge took the case under ADVISE
ment and will give decision IN III"
near future. Some time ago TN" rltH
soIici,or secured a temporary injunction
,rhjcb prevents the ferry company from
charging fares in excess ~ thos" men
toned in the franchise which was grant
Cd by the city.
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g ~ rsbAIr anything In canvass
SwSa Satur Tsnt b Awning Co. Tel $685.
Ysforo Trustees

- A delegation Of citizens from Nom
SFvfeinity will likely appear before inc
{snIfy,av township trustees tonight IN
SronnSeSjen with the Bellaire-Nen road.
aimittee of Ave men, representing
Aistriet was before the county com
5urioners Monday and asked why the
a. SsrlFA ire-Nefr pike was not included IN
~ list to be taken over by the county
ss,,f, conditfon that tho two mill road levy
ss&roposition carried in the county. The
Semu,ittee succeeded in having the com
3 -. .tnners n xree 10 substitute one OF the
a. In the program for the Bellaire-
Ns0 road and the Beilaire-Shadyside
road viii probably b left out OF those
- h taken over.
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Members OF the congregation or the
First Methodist Episcopal church are
planning for q reception to be hciu soon
for DR.. and Mrs. George Il. smith 1T.
Smith pastor Of tho local churIh i'I -"
years has been retired from inc "'n,
;strv IIc has purchased property al
parnesyille and will go their to re-
RiHA
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parnuel1 pnrtn a succens.

Practically all Of the members Of the
Luther League Of ST. paurs Lutheran
church attended the social affair which
was held in the church parlors last
evening in the nature Of tnrcwci
party 10 their astor. Rev. Otto Wendell.
who has resigned tho passionate Of the
church and leaves sholtly for his new
charge at Detroit, Mich.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-09-25
Crowds Witnessed Production.

One If The best crowds yet witnessed
the opening showing III Mary itckford
IN the interesting anu stirring phOt"play
entitled The li"Udlum" yesterday after,
noon and evening, and equally goou
crowds are expected tonight. The pic
lure * an excellent character study Oh
Mary Plrkfnrd. and is the successor to
"Iuudy Long Legs.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-09-25
Divorce Cases,

Divorce cases set for hearing Friday
September %:
Charles T. Dyson VS.. Anna Dyson.
Francis ]. Lawn VS.. Lydia Mae
Lawn.
Peter Shuman va. Emma Shuman.
Ruth Cundiff vs. Edward Cundiff.
Anna Otto Kaiser VS.. Joseph Kaiser.
Charles W. Cllom VS.. Blanche L.
Cllom.
William AnderzAk vs. Agnes Ander-
FAX. =,
Lillian Schrimpf VS.. Casper F.
Schrimpf.
Sarah Shaw VS.. Amel Shaw.
Albert Taught VS.. Martha HauGht-
Peter Smith vs. Ella Smith.
Chloris Johnson vs.. James l.. Johr~on.
Cornclia Swami W.. Henry Swami.
Lottie Koch VS.. Harry Koch.
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Announcement has been made that all
Of the employees Of the Laughli- mill
viii to paid Off in full on Saturday of
this week. and tho officials Of tho or
EauizatIon have a number Of their men
on hand 10 soc that no troubl" is started
wh!lc tho limo - waiting Ia be- paid OF.
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Cannot Be Rubbed Away With
Liniments.

You who are afflicted with this
most painful disease-who know
from experience just how excru-
eating its pangs are-gct this fact
fixed garmly in your mind, and it
will aid YOU in finding a way to q
complete recovery. Rheumatism
cannot be rubbed away with ini-
ments,-its pains and pangs cam
not be wiped out as if by magic.
A disease that is so full Of torture
and finally renders its victims so
helpless, is a decp-eated one; it is
not on the surface, bcnce it cannot
be reached by external, surface
remedies. This is no theory, for
your own experience doubtless
has shown YOU that YOU can never
expect to rid yourself Of the dis
ease in this way.
For the chances are that you,
like thousands of other sufferers,
have been misled into the hope
that liniments, lotions and other
applications would cure your
rheumatism. But what has been
your experience: The pains pos
sihly have been lesscned for the
time being. but have they not
promptly returned, often with i'll
creased severity. and arc You real
ly any nearer cure than before?
You certainly are not. and you
never will be as long as you rely
upon treatment that at best Is
merely a makeShlft.
See what Mr.. }. l.. Agnew. of
Mt. Vernon. Ohio, says OF what
S. S. $. did for his rheumatism:
"I'nr ton years was badly
afflicted with rheumatism the
rainsIn my knees. legs and
ankles bc!ng almost unbcurablc.
=, tried variou" remedies with
oqt results. until a Physician
HuN lS'u INC W u~' ~
,ng that tho disease was in the
blood. Aftcr taking few bot
tics the paInS and soreness
wrrc greatly lcsscned. con-
linucd this medicine until all
pain. soreness and inflammation
wcr" gone. and vas complete
~ cured"
J. J. AGNEW.
sos Gambler Street,
Mt. Vernon, Ohio.
This is a typical case. and every
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womens Beneat Association.

The mCmbcSr n the Womens Beneft
Association of the Maccabccs will hold
their regular meeting in the roms in
tho IIcnlcn builting this evening and
large attendance OF the members is
expected. The delegates TO the national
convention Of the order will make their
report.
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Odd Fellows will meet in the Fraternal
hall on Fifth street this evening.
Tho regular meeting Of the Rcd Non
row evening.
Miss EUth r"ttit has returned home
after II visit with friends at Cleveland.
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To Elect Officers,

Tho annual election ~ tho Officers
will be the most important business TO
he taken up at tn" meeting OF the
Fourth division OF tho Ladies' A,d So
Cicty Of the First Methodist church.
which will hc held nj ihc homo OF Mrs.
Harry Brown, on Lincoln avenue. this
evening and all Of the members are
urged TO attend.
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to o. \. Jones, acres in Warren town
ship: 81.
Helen S. Elrick Ct al to John Warrick
CT al. Lot 3 u BarncsvfGe: 81.
r. +. Carter ct al TO VfrSie F. Carter
ct al Land in Pease township: $500.
Eunice l.. Orlland to Howard Cooper.
Lot - in Barnesvillc; 81.
Arthur l.. Stewart TO T.. T. Hartley ct
al. 10 acres in Warren township: 81.
James H. kcnnon and Acsa kennon
to Matthew Pierce. Land in Barnes
Vile; 81.
Geneva Pavlsen to David H.. PaVslen.
81 acres in Warren township: $40.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-09-25
calling Tickets,

Boys and girls Of the local High
school are now selling tickets TOT inc
annual Amcricus club lyccum course
which has its opening IN Bellairc, on
October :. Rev. Frank l.. Erect. pastor
of the Second Presbyterian church. is
directing the ticket selling campa en-,
Members Of the Americus club viii be-
Gin their canvass OF the city Friday.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-09-25

Permission was received by the Of
nclals of this city yesterday from tho
war department 10 destroy the meat
which was spoiled whom received some
time ago. The officials disposed of the
goods hy selling To Wheeling concern
70 he mNdc into fat and Oil.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-09-25
Benedt Luncheon.

A luncheon for the benefit OF the
Park NJ. l.. church Of this city will be
given ut tho home Of Mrs. John KNAPP
per, Of Whitley. Kirkwood tomorrow
evening. and the affair gives promise
Of being a most complete success.