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The Washington herald., 1919-03-04
Wilson Had Hinted
Senate Could Not
Change Leagues Effect

Paris, March 3.-President Wilson
is understood to have intimated to
his advisers here that all comment
and discussion on the league of
nations In the United States will
have no effect as far as the origi-
nal covenant of the league is con-
cerued.
This view is said to be shared by
leading entente statesmen who say
they have carefully considered all
angles on which the Senate debates
may be based, and none believes
that really profitable suggestions
have yet been made. Because of
this the original covenant appears
certain to be adopted.
The Washington herald., 1919-03-04
GREGORY TO TRAVEL
ABROAD WITH WILSON
Attorney General Will Go to France
as Individual"

Attorney General Gregory yesterday
issued statement of reasons for his
contemplated journey to France. He
will go with President Wilson when
the latter returns to Paris, he said,
but will not act as the Presidents ad-
WISER but as an individual.
His statement follows:
'T shall accompany the President on
his return to France. / do not go as
his adviser. While abroad / shall rep
resnt the government in one or two
matters, but expect to be gone only
thirty or forty days, shall then an
nounce my plans and resume the
practice of law.
The Washington herald., 1919-03-04
SOCIETY WOMAN GONE;
POLICE START SEARCH
Mrs. Jewkes Sent Postcard t.
Friend After Disappearance.

Pittsburgh, Pa, March 3.-Pitts-
burgh police and detectives today
Joined in the Statewide search for
Mrs. Harry B. Jewkes. formerly
Miss Eugenia McKowan, a we'll
known society belle of Sewickley,
who disappeared nearly two weeks
ago from her home in Devon, Pa. a
fashionable suburb of Philadelphia.
Private detectives and police have
failed to discover any trace of the
missing woman, except a postcard
from her, received by friend in
Pittsburgh a few days ago.
The Washington herald., 1919-03-04
GRILLED IN NAVY CASE,
JUMPS TO HIS DEATH
Discharged Sailor Alleged to Have
Made Confession.

Chicago, March S.-Coroner Peter
Hoffman announced today he will
investigate the death of Sam Musco-
vitz. discharged sailor, alleged to
have injured himself by jumping
from the eighth floor of an office
building here, following eNamina-
tion by naval intelligence officers.
Intelligence officers said Musco-
vitz made a deathbed confession of
his connection with alleged graft in
obtaining discharges from Great
Lakes Naval Training Station.
Secretary Daniels. il was report
ed here, will interest himself in the
investigation OF statements said to
have been made by Muscovitz.
charging six seamen with paying
money to secure discharges
The Washington herald., 1919-03-04
Bolsheviki Shell Narva,
Killing "a Civilians

Stockholm, March 3.-During the
past few days. Bolshevik artillery
has thrown 5000 shells into Narva,
killing twenty-four civilians ana
destroying seventeen houses, dis
patches from Helsingsfors reported
today.
The Washington herald., 1919-03-04
Gibbons Golden Jubilee
Celebrated in Rome

Rome, March 3.-Celebrstion of Car
dinal Gibbons jubilee closed with
solemn pontifical mass at his titular
church.
Cardinal Gasparri. papal secretary
of state fifteen other cardinals. rep
resentatives OF the American and Ca
madam colleges. prominent prelates
and mobiles attended.
The Washington herald., 1919-03-04
McAdoo to Hang Out
His "Shingle" April 5

Santa Barbara, Cal, March 3.-wnl-
lam G, McAdoo, former Secretary of
the Treasury, will leave Santa Bar
bara to open law Offices In New York
April ). IL became kaown here today.
His Aealshr i-ss.i tn much i'm
The Washington herald., 1919-03-04
Socialists Demand Trial
OF Archduchess Isabella

Zurich, March IA number of So
cialists have asked the public prose
cutor to start criminal proceedings
against Arch Duchess Isabella, wife
of Arch Duke Frederick, and her
daughter, Grand Duchess Baxriola. on
the charge of copspiring to overthrow
the Austrian republic and restore the
monarchy. according to dispatch
from Vienna today
The Washington herald., 1919-03-04
CONGRESS ENDS.
SESSION TODAY
IN STORMY JAM
League Of Nations Debate
,Sidehacks Big Appro-
priation Bills.
G. O. P. In FIRM STAND
Wild Confusion Marks Last
Full Day in Lower House
Of Congress.
G. O. P. In FIRM STAND

Although yesterday was the last
working day of the session of Con-
gress which closes at noon today. lit
tie progress was made toward clearing
up the great mass of legislation chok-
ing the calendars of both houses.
The Senate gave up more than five
hours to a debate on the league OF
nations. and no time at all to tie gen.
eral deficiency bill, which vas the
business before it.
Republican Senators served notice
they will not permit the army, navy,
agricultural and sundry civil bills to
go through. All of these carry large
appropriations which will be needed
for the support of government depart
ments beginning July l.
Bills which VIII Fail,
II is probable the deficiency bill will
be passed before the time of adjourn
ment. The bills which will flil and
the amounts carried in each are as
follows:
Army ..................s1,23 ,23s 80 ,e7
navy .................. S24,TOs,52l
Sundry civil .......... S50.766. .S49
Agricultural ........... 37,3S5.S52
Inulan ....,.-..--...... S,hoOs3s5
OF these bills. the army, navy. sun
dry civil and agricultural have passed
the House and are blocked in the Sem
ate. The District of Columbia and In
dian appropriation bills arc tied up by
deadlock in conference.
Efforts were made yesterday by
Democrats in the Senate to bring
up several of these bills for con-
sideration. but objections made by
Republicans to the request for
unanimous consent killed them.
Senator Chamberlain asked leave to
bring up the army bill. and Senator
Penrose objected.
Senator Gore then asked for a
vote on the agricultural bill at
IL o'clock last night, and Senator
Penrose again objected.
Senator Swanson asked to have
a vote on the naval bill at 10
O'Clock last night. and Senator PEN
rose registered another objection
When Senator Simmons asked
that there might be a vote at mid
night on the House sill to repeal
the semi-luxuries taxes in the rev.
enue bill, Senator Curtis, of Kansas.
objected.
Many "yicious" Features.
In obtecting to tho, consideration
OF the naval bill. Senator Penrose
said there was a months debate
on the bill, which, he added. con-
tanned a number of vicious features.
He referred to the provision au-
thorizing the President to suspend
work on the big navy plan If a
league to enforce peace should be
created.
Senator Jones, of Washington,
twitted the Democrats upon their
anxiety for the fate of these bills
and their eagerness to get them
through. He said he was surprised
at their, sudden burst of energy. Sen
ator Penrose added that If the Demo-
Gratis had brought the bills in earlier
they would have been passed.
Senator Curtis, of Kansas, the Re
publican whip, expressed the opinion
that on account of so many of the
supply bills failing to pass, it will
be necessary to have an extra ses-
sion of Congress called by May 15.
Otherwise, in his opinion, it will be
nN pAnr cTv
The Washington herald., 1919-03-04

Philadelphia, March S.--Mrs. Kathe-
rine Papalel this city. last night
stabbed to death man believed to be
Guiseppi Garnveli, when she was at
tackled in her home. according to the
The Washington herald., 1919-03-04
Bolsheviki SheIIins N,rv,.

Stockholm. March 3.-During the
past few days. Bolshevik artillery has
thrown hoo0 shells into Narya, killing
twenty-four civilians and destroying
seventeen houses, dispatches from
.14aisdusxfuRs sxs,z.s.
The Washington herald., 1919-03-04
9, 900 Military Prisoner. Strike.

strike lasting four hours was start
ed today among the 1000 prisoners
In the United states disciplinary
barracks at Fort Leavenworth. -
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Woman Kills Intruder.

CONTINUED ON PAGE ELEVEN.
The Washington herald., 1919-03-04
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The Washington herald., 1919-03-04
THE WEATHER.

Today-Partly cloudy; warmer. Tomor-
E-Threatening; probably rain. Highest
yesterday. 81; lowest, sc.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-03-12

recovering from different discasos
ruDtrartsd in training camps Nune
90 them can be- SEN out until they
have received "a doctors certificate
MANY wish 20 saum Law rtudira
which were broken OF hy the war,
one man wishes a. De fitted for dip
tomato service iu foreign countries
another n Greek who speaks mani
languages. wishes 90 he trained Tor
consular service ln southern Europe
One man b. a. he trained Tor state
work with TIE Buyf and Girls clubs
md b. going 10 the State College A
iaborer who was kicked by a horse,
wishes to become 70 barber a. he can
no longer do heavy labor Two men
who wnn q course ~ -patnting
viii 60 70 Denver q the vocational
school there, three men want courses
ln draurh'manahip ana two others
v no show talent wlHh 90 study Illus
trution or Some furm % commercial
art. They had never had the oppor-
tunlty before and his viii give them
the chauc. 90 ty the thing Tor which
they feel themselvcs best fitted The
large majority uf applicant however
are selecting courses in agriculture,
b ns boz aH ihcy are bio % go
viii be sent tu the State college Snm0
wish 90 do farm work ana have
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-03-12
Ugh! CalomeI Sickens; SaIivates!
Please Try DodSon'S Liver Tone
| am sincere! My medicine does not upset liver
and bowels 50 you lose a days work.

You're bilious Your liver b. slug.
fiahi You feel lazy. dizzy and an
knocked out Your head h. dun. your
tonfi Il coated breath had stomach
sour and bowels c~nnsupatcd But
don't take ~saliyntlnT caiumei II
makes you siuk you may lose u days
work.
talomci Il mercury or quicksilver
which causes necrosis OF the bones
Nalomel crashes into sour bile like
dynamite. breaking IL up That's when
iuu feel that awful nausea and
crnmplnE
~ 1uu want 90 enjoy the incest.
fcuteHt liver and bowel cleansing YOU
ever experienced just take q spoonful
Of harmless pofron's liver Tone 20
nhht Your druggist or dealer sells
you "a hottie Of budspu's Liver Tone
Tor r. Tow cents under my personal
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-03-12

money back. guarantee that each
spoonful Viii clean your sluggish liver
better than "a dose ~ usHi3 calumcl
AMI that U wuNi mak0 you Hlck
Hudanus Liver Tone b. real liver
medicine Nuun Snow 10 next norm
lnr because nj Nill wake ~ freliar
fine your liver Will ne working. your
headache uud dirrlurss gone YOUR
stomach VIII boo nwrHt uu1 your bow
els regular You viii feel Nke work.
Ink you % ho cheerful foil ~ NIFuf
and ambition.
hudHuu's Liver Tone Dr. entirely veg
stable, therefore hlrmies and can
nut sHllKuir Give BE- tu YOUR chill.
dren Millions o. people are using
hudsuu'r Liver Tone Instead ~ dan.
Serious ctiumei uuu Your druggist
viii toll Nuu that the solo Of r4ilmrl
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-03-12
DISABLED SOLDIERS
SOON TO Be TRAINED
VOCATIONAL WORK

There are In applicants ln Alhu
puerque for vocational trainiuf. They
are all disabled SOLDER they has
nc difference. they arr nll euiiiied 10
the opportunity extended BY the low
crnmqnt 10 receive an education
which Will prepare them tn support
themselves ~ almost any vocation
that they like. Mr j e. Ross ~ the
Albuquerque office. says that ~ the
men who have applied here. fuur are
from the battle front three af them
wounded ana tvo % The number fass
conNaleacsnt tubsrruiou and some are
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-03-12

Tryinr 20 oonduct a large business
without capital ~ like trying 10 sharp
en- a lead pcncii with "a pair Of sciH-
Hora.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-03-12
BEBBER, OPTICIAN
Citizens Sank Bldg.
PULLMAN TAXI. PHONE 75o

Tuk, IHt uff occasionally. Hni
tout N'afs Will accumulate mut'
HloWl,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-03-12

ranches Of their own. and others wish
TO demonstfate farm machinery The
fdefal board OF vocational training
works IN close harmony with the Rcd
Cross IN iin work Tor the returned OF
discharged soldier The main office 81
the Mountain division N IN Denver.
Albuquerque b. In the iith district
NJ. Ross gave an excellent talk 20
the a. g. Home Service institute this
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-03-12

morning in regard 90 this work and
a ecurc num them the name OF
evcry soldier who applies % their Of
nee and does not know exactly how
10 ~ ehuut rc-cstahlishinr himself iu
civilian re
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-18
WONDERFUL RESULTS
ARE CLAIMED FOR
INFLUENZA REMEDY

NEW YORK. June 11.-Influ"nZa and
pneumonia ar" no moro 10 be feared than
boil on the back Of the neck. according
to DR.. Charles II. Duncan. ono Of the
founders of the Volunteer hospital. who
in an address here today before the con-
vcntion of the allied medical associations
Of America described his method Of
combating Spanish influenza by means
OF "immunizinS a patient TO his own
poison"
Upon 246 patients i'll with pneumonia
and influenza last winter. nr. Duncan
said, he had used the treatment. with
out single fatality or any Complica-
tons"
Briefly" the physician said. II take
one drahm Of mucuous from the infect
cd area and pastcurizc il in one ounce
os filtered water whore it remains sever
al hours On cubic centimctrc Of this
toxin, injected simultaneously will cf-
feet a spontaneous cure Of Spanish m
flucnza, pneumonia. Catarrh or any siIni-
lar localized infections. II will stop any
cough, except tuberculosis inside of a
hours"
DR.. Duncan declared that his discovery
was based upon his observation Of 6N,:
licking a sore paw. He said that the do.
BY increasing germs Of resistance n the
pace Of infection brought about n rat
rral healing and tho methods re- Cm-
p!uyed was similar. in that /; increased
tie lcucocytcs o: w'''tc c"rpnsrl"s # IN"
CCt Of the humai stems.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-18
D NDRUF GOES
AWAY LIK MAGI =
Itchy, scaly, Dandruff Covered
Scalp and Falling Hair
Easy to Stop.
NANCE REMEDY MADE
FOR THE HUMAN SCALP

Everyone knows the quick relief from
dandruff itch and scalp troubles. out
the old time Mango cures" did not stay
cured. BARRIERS find. however. it IL
best Of all the scalp treatments or ton
les.
Chemists Perfect It.
Now comes the announcement that n
Mango Remedy has at last been per
fectcd especially for the human hhIr and
scalp. The nasty, disagrccablc features
are gone.
Thick, beautiful. vigorous hair and Il
clean scalp free entirely from dandrull
and the old itchy. tender condition Is
easy There is none Of that flying hard
condition afterward. Raymond's Per
fccted Mango Remedy as II is called is
surely a blessing.
Elderly p'upl" with thin, scrasgly
hair find it IL wonderful and the fair
sex and beauty parlors affirm 1t is big
step forward in harr and scalp treat
mcnt For children and grown-upS n
frequent treatment of the scalp accord
ing to simple directions on the bottle is
a wise prccaution and Il delightful treat
Already used III beauty shops. En-
dorscd hv druggists and specialists. Ray
ulundS Mango cure especially for hui
man hair and scalp is a luxurious nc
cc%Sity. All druggists prepay large bot
ties anywhere receipt OF G3c plus (3c)
war tax or you may get it of your well
stocked druggists.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-18
TEN WINNIPEG STRIKE
LEADERS ARRESTED

WINNIPEG. June 17.-Seditious ut
terances is the charge upon which the
government caused the arrest OF ter
strike leaders early this morning. II
was announced this afternoon that the
prisoners ore in custody in Stony noun
tain penitentiary.
Simultaneously with the arrests Of
the strike leaders the royal northwest
mounted police raidcd the labor tempt"
from which the strike has been con
Quoted. Considerable literature said lc
be Of O. Bolshevist nature was seized
The police broke down doors and win
dows during tho raid.
Tho official list OF the persons ar
rested includes r. B. Russell the Rev
Willian Ivens. r Il. Bray, George w
Armstrong. Aldermen John Quinn rrd
A A Heaps. and four Russian agitat1r$,
The arrests and raid were made bctwco!
5 and O'Clock this morning
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-18
Root Makes Argument
In Behalf Of Brewer.

NEW YORK. Jun" l7.-Elihu Root r.
clarrd congress exceeded IT'S powers
in cnacting the war-tlm" prnhlbIti"i
law. and that "th" collector OF int"rnH
revenue holds tn" brewers of III
United States IL, tho hollow Of his haT l.
in the course Of his argument in IN
United States circuit court of arp a,
here today against the governments ap
peal TO SGT aside tn" temporary iniin"
ton granted a month ago by Fedora
Judges Hand and Mayer. TIL" urjum'.
ton restraints United States District Al
tornry Gaffcy and Acting Collector a.
Internal Revenue McElligott from pros
cCuting brewers or interfering witt
their production of rs per cent beer
There ar" two clouds that hang over
this aCti0n.' said Mr. Root. lone j.
tho penalty prescribed under tn" act OF
November 81. 1918. which Will break "
and put an ord TO the brewery business
and tho Other tho complications arlS.n%
rr -, th, i.....'',,." ''''. v =,
business to the internal revenue law.
The brewers" he went on. are
bound hand and foot under tho law 7v"r
though they are engaged in the manu-
facture of 2.75 per cent beer. They are
not alone subject to prosecution un !"t
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-18
TRYING TOLOCATE
SOLDIER BROTHEE

Mayor Thomas r. Thoncr Is in recaip'
OF the following self-cXplanatory CON
munication:
Marion, o.. June IS. 1914
Mayor OF the City OF Wheeling. w. Va
Dear Sir:-I thought / would drop /;
few lines asking you for n favor. arr
trying TO locate my brother. who en-
listed in the navy in your city about
two years ago. His nam" is Albert l.
Willis. / would be glad 10 have any {.
formation you could give INC. Please
advise me as soon as possible.
Yours truly
(Sgned) MRS. SADIE: SEVERNS
675 Sugar St. Marion. O.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-18
SUPREME COURT.

CHNEI.ESTpN. ". Va. Jun" lI--Writ
Of error and Sup"rC"draS rctUrnHhlc July
:. was granted by judge Harold Ritz OF
tn" Supr'ru" court "f appeal" yesterday
morning IN III" C'!S" OF m" Watson 10y
coal rumr"my AGAINST III" Mouru" Coal
'npany from IN" circuit court Of VI II
~ county and brought, 10 the supreme
urt uIcn tn" petition of III" appellant.
ludc" George rrffcnhnrE,r granted an
appeal from IN" decision of The circuit
'urt If klnnwha county refusing p"ii-
On e IN" Turkey Knob coal company
rh'rl"Etnu for an injunction restrain
rE stat" Tax Commissioner liai>anan
rom collecting tn" "N"i"c tan : sCOrding
his I'M rnrnl III ion nG the INV
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pocnacd today. On the list are a num-
Der Of women. Probably a hundred more
will b. summoned before the investlga-
ton into gambling and other matters
Is brought to an end. 1t was learned
today that several matters which have
been brought 10 the attention OF the
jurors affecting city affairs. will be
carefully inquired into before the spe
cial session comes TO an end. The SIT
uation nj Dillonvale, the scene OF q re-
cent anti-governmcnt riot, Is also to be
rigidly investigated. 1t was in this riot.
II is stated, that Wheeling & Lake Erie
Railroad Detective Ed Sicmunds was
murderously assaulted and almost
killed. -.-.... r. t..s.s4- ..
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-18
ST. MARYS

Children's Day was prcttily ohserv-
I'd Sunday evening at the FIRST N. l.
church OF this city. both tho members
OF the church and the young FOLK or
the Sunday school taking delight in the
lBplendid program.
The church wes artisticauy decor
raated for the occasion. masses OF sum-
inner flowers banking the platform.
Various recitations and songs by the
little tots OF the primary department.
completed an unusually successful pro-
gram.
. Daa Kavanaugh OF New Martinsville.
was a business visitor in town. Mon
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. f. Barlow are the
parents Of a baby girl born Saturday.
June 18th.
A. w Lowell OF Union Mills. was a
caller here Monday.
w. W. H. Stcerc Of Grape Island, was a
visitor In town, Monday.
Mrs. Elizabeth Ire Of New Mata-
moras. O.. is visiting her daughter. Miss
Bertha Lee Of this city, this week
Ellsworth wiley OF Maxwell. was in
town. Saturday.
A s. Wagner OF Belmont was a
business visitor in town, Monday.
Mrs Clifford Butcher was shopping
ut Marietta O.. Monday.
Hon. ]. F. Barron was business
caller at Park-rsburg. Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. s. Smittie or
Paden City. returned 10 their home
Sunday evening aftere spending the day
with Mr.. and Mrs, A C. LeBaron Of this
beity.
Ralph White OF New Martinsville, was
an town Monday on business.
4 Pearl Butcher returned Saturday from
oversees.
/ Ben1ie GorreIl. who - employed near
Marietta. visited his family here Sat-
Mrday and Sunday.
William Adkins and H. Fl. Morgan
lsvere at Arches Fork, o.. Monday.
Many Of the young folks OF this cry
)are camping near Raven Rock. This
week.
Mrs. Joanna Heddleston OF Eureka;
tspent the weekend with her parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jas Bills.
Mr.. and Mrs. Everett Hays and
AauEhter. Lillian. OF Vincent. o. were
Ahe Sunday guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. ).
n. Garriety.
: Mr.. and Mrs G.. r. Van Valley and
sons, Lyle and wallace, motored to
.warren, O., Sunday.
Mrs. c. A. Wernecke and son Ar1and.
Who have been visiting friends In
town the past week, left Sunday for
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-18
CLARINGTON

Clarence Bell. who attends medic Il
school at Columbus. Ohio, is home f"r
vacation.
Mrs. George Huhachcr. Of Pittsburgh,
| spent a few days here last week with
, relatives.
Miss Laura Steward. Of Cleveland,
J Chic, is the guest Of her parents. Mr..
, and Mrs. George Steward.
Johlr W. Rose. Sr.. returned homo
; Sunday from Akron. Ohio. where he at
! tended tho X. Of L. grand ledge and VS.
! tied relatives the past week.
Mrs. Adam Kalht"isch returned we'd
, ncsday 10 her home at trlchSrll!e after
a weeks visit with relatives here.
j. l.. Ernst. former pastor. preached
at the Evangelical church here Sunday
evening.
NJ. ]. Maury is home from a medical
: school at Pittsburgh for the summer
vacation.
Mrs. George Smith and son. John. and
! Ed Smith and family. of Cadiz. Ohio.
/ visited relatives IN town few days
! last week
! Local boys among recent arrivals
from overseas are Nile Martin. Roy Col
Inns. Earl Sims. Ivan Gates and Emm"t
! Coulter.
Mrs D. II. Bell was in Wheeling shop
! ping Tuesday.
Rev Claude II. Roe. Of the NJ. f.
church. accompanied by Mrs Roe ard
! children. leave Monday for a two weeks
vacation. They go to Delaware, Ohio.
and to Columbus. where they will at
tend the Methodist centenary and visit
relatives before returning home
Miss Marjorie Crisis is home from
Normal school at Athens Ohio.
Born-Friday June 13. TO Mr.. and Mrs.
Jacob Zesigcr. near town an eight pound
daughter
Rev. August Ripping. Of Woodsflrld.
was a visitor in town Thursday.
Misses Sylvia Limbaugh and Merle Mo-
zena were the guests of friends in Wheel
ing few days last week.
Miss Erma Fankhauser came home
Saturday from Athens, Ohio, for
weeks vacation.
Thomas Jackson Is home from New
: port News, the guest Of his mother.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-18
MACKS WANT GAMES

The McConkey baseball team OF the
Fast End want games from home on
Saturday and Sunday afternoon Of this
week. To arrange for these games.
call Mr.. McConkcy on telephone. Whcc.-
ing 2S6l-J.
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Ohio Valley News

Warren. O.. for Pow days visit bcf"r"
returning 10 their HON" in Akron. ~
Misses Lucille Rutlcncuttcr and FRAN
ccs Adkins, left Monday for lta''n
Rock. where they will JON some fr'eHUS
who are camping at that place.