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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-27
POLICE
RAID Den OF VICE

Chief Of Police C"onAy Malone and
his ntficirnt etaff Of assistants cleaned
YIN r. dlsordrriy house In tho alley PC
tycnn Thirteenth md Guernsey H;rcctE
late last nlEht nnhhing five individuals.
who Will hnvo u fac" the mayor In tho
morning on charges az operating @
h.,usn Of III rcpul" and illegal coanh'-
t@ticn.
Neil O'Brien wns taken into custody
n lie principal, whHc Opal Eer~inklc
wna charged with being m Inmate. -
Smith, *, Butler and T"r' BurNo were
tho inain incnhcrs. OF tho Gnintct'c
nixon IN tim rnid. \ rmall quantity or
rIrc-wutrr was llknwlRn tnkcn in tho
raid Though m effort WAS nude TO
.nrurc their release on bond carly this
morning, II proved unsuccessful as
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-27
ANNUAL DOC SNOW OPENS THIS
MORNING IN MARKET AUDIT R|ONI
WITH BIGGEST EXHIBITS EVER

lsn,.hrl ,his morning. as he rnny o''E'h
lu,!siug other dogs today. Tomorrow
n. srorcs Of AircdaleH Will be judged
and prizes awarded. Their" will b5 1HdT-
ing all dag ard far ntu Saturday night
u!.liI the work tx completed.
W7lj!r thor" Will hc dozens # eastern
champion winners ~ cups and ribbons
10 b. seen At the show. there Will ALSO
ir the finest lnrh dogs IN IN" entire
Wheeling district anr the lr!-$iasc sec
:.uu 10 l." seen. ono champion comes
from South DAKOTA. md VIII hr' mere
th!S morn:uE. There ar" dozens or dnhs
exhibited at :hr New York sh"U |" he
h..uchrd here. and nany champion VIM
n"rS from Boston. Cleveland ana u'hce
cites Tho show promises I" nc TIC
hist ever S,cII IN this section III Inc
country. and. 81 lar Us variety OF cN-
h.lils. Il Will h" equal Ia thoS" hriu IN
!lt.. east. T!rrr" will h" NOR" cups and
r:hcr awards mad here than AT The
NV York show las; T"ck.
Among ;hc special local DOGS 10 be
SO. n nj i" show viii BE- Hazel Fright on
uvncd b. Reese Vi. Cummings. which
Nq4 w,n n,any prizes. The Fra2wcl ken
>.nl<, owned .by Nher, Wclty OF ;h,s
r.tr. will have 4 string "f champions on
g.. i,ihtirn. lnc3ufinc his a'rcdHI"*'
,,i,rn:p,om Rex Fer*altum and i:"i"rsain
I!rl'.;"r.
'rhc officials Of ii" show w"r': busy
lest nlEhl nrrauEiu.; g.rr? detail IN IT,
,,,.,.c th.. b,.lU;Sd entries This morning
nm! getting everything in ehip Shap: for
H." opening at - o'clock TINS morning.
':'hr officers .! 'hc &hnw arh other
rr,:n,rnr, mem b"rS Of the OH" Valley
,,npp.sl club lr,.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-27
DESERTS FROM NAVY
TO FIGHT WITH The
MARINES AT FRONT

NEW YORK, Feb. 26--Ar intense de-
sire 20 see active service IN the
trenches in preference 10 the IRE
aboard ship resulted n Cornelius F7sKe,
rs wears old, Of New York. who deserted
the navy "a join the marine. shorty
after the United States entered tne
war. returning TO :his country To-Day.
, prisoner in the brig OF the steamer
Iresideu, Grant. Fiskn joined me
nav two years agu but after one TRIP
across joined tho SIKH regiment OF
marines.
Ne took part with that regiment IN the
Fighting at Ct;,;cnu-Th.crrJ. EsiIeau
wood and Scissors keeping his secret
until .ha armisti vas signed Capt.
:. +. Gargan. Of Boston. MS com
n,ander said that h. could not prevent
Eixke.s arrest. although h" Obtained
nermission t. act as his attorney "hen
his case came - trial. and hoped ~
have him acquitted.
Officers OF the vrssidHnt Grant re-
ported enccuntcrinG rough weather ar
Tor tho ship left BrHSt. On t"oruaTF
81 Tho steamer received! q wireless CAT
for help from the freight steamer Polar
roar and stood by 50 hours. until the
Sre,rhters steernE gear was repaired.
Three French girls. who married
American sailors wore passengers Oh
tho ship.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-27
100000 Men Served
In Secret Service

WASHINGTON. Feb. 26.-Thr Amer
lean secret service. during tn" war. vas
made I'D Of more than $4,000 men. IN
Gliding members OF volunteer auxiliary
agencies. such as tbs American 'r"'cci-
i've league. it vas disclosed today. fne
bureau Of investigation Of N" Depart
mont of Justice racs:v"d NOR" than l.oop
complaints A dag and rounded up and
,nducted into servic" nearly 10000 slack
ers and DISORDERS.
These facts becam" known through an
ADDRESS BY John Lord O'Bran. assistant
attorney general. on the occasion o. t'e
presentation ~ an automobile to ~
Bruce R;clask. chief Of the bureau dur
ing the war. by The bureaus employees
Ny O.Rrian referred 10 M. R"laSNt as
"the kecnest and most efficient secret
service chief G, the war and the best
Informed man in America on Hun prop
aYan6a"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-27
FRANCE HAS An EYE
On GERMAN WARSH|PS

PARIS. Feb. 26.--The losses o.
r,rnnch naval units during me war
,.I.,IS net. be made UT during RI" hFh'-
f,y because tho naval establishment
,vr. hoIns used for NOR" important nnr-
;;,-cs. but Some OF thc i"st iH't mIs
ehorld nc replaced h. surrrn"'r"o ue
n'',i' 1870 ~, anccch Tuesday before tho
naval commission. Without
r ,r,,,,g - 1rctrd'cr III" decision o. the
,,ss o,fcrc,rc concerning tho r"duc-
,1, I,' 6. armamen,s he nddcd. "llocat;on
''''. % - aomc ~ the German ships
J.. ~, YF"n nnIv solution Of III" French naval
..-rh,on, ihnt appears to b" both just
i.ni practicable.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-27
AFTER LATE PARTIES, TRIP, EX XCEESSSES
or FOR HEADACHES, TAKE bURTONE

wh'a hns been proven So nf;cn. Trey
l.. nix ,hr .%rr'i:c for hr"akfns; so n!cc-
~ v!Eou; trouble OF any kind. They
81, ,rc.- WORT N thoroughly "; pioar-
.r,..iy N. nl.i,r"nr'urcra EuH7rni"" 'hcy
vi ,ir:,:" 20" NOR" ihnn anything !n"
r.rr rid ~ your l!fn. or r"runH dtu-
biz your money. This inuhln Eunrnnio 90
i-,ctna yrull BIZ pi"HHrd or Ent double
Want thc tuhc OF Bur,nno tRhl"ts cost
ynsI. Sr, guarantee on box. All drilE-
l:'s:S srll lmrtuup tahlnls IN "an tuor"
nr~. Oct tube tonight. Keep ihrm
handy.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-27
83RD DIVISION
NOT To SAIL
DURING APRIL

soe-inI Dispatch /" Tn" Gn'ri;'E"n'"r
WASTTIEGTnN. Feb. "''--Fh'' Sew
cnty-scvrnth division ~ scheduled u"
h. returned from Franc IN AIfil. "ii'-
Gals at thu war Department sam To-
day.
Report that n" Fighty-thir! 'iIrlSi"h
was scheduled ~ return III IN" sam
month. they said. was erroneous 1t"
l,t,.- division. u was stated. had been
or5ered to rrcpnrr for return tn tn"
1+,i+ed states, hut no ;I'ur has yet
hepn set,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-27

~. rrograr Will h. IL charge "f MIS-
lt"nSe. :.
'rbr Rev. nr Reese is not "hat -
,.o,u,ronly termed II transitional var
r,i,s,' hut IS recognized ;ts on" VI VA;
MOS, I,ificI eloquent and '"hNi"'''h
r.,ivali:;iS IN IN" American pulpit 'o
d,y Tor more than r quarter vi
century h. and his wlF" hav" been con-
.,,.r ny cyangclI*tic campaigns III prat
,irally all PARTS Of this c"untrE an"
,.ot- services are III iari;c demands not
.,i% from nov sections but PAGES III
wii,h they hav" previously '"h"ur''"
services. From her" mr.. ana Mr.
Force vii, gn In California Ia c"'o"''
or. If the largest "vanE"hst" cum.
o,.cns ever held Oh The pacific '''S''
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-27
Arrested ON AN
ASSAULT CHARGE

William St orhan. 20 Your" ","'
,a,son on cargo or nS'"Hi' ny mo Ma'1
,:na Forty r01lco nj q 'H'H HouI nsS
..I,,.,, ,.hon Hhonhnn horo n ErudE"'
"n ~, noJ,cn state, was tho recipient
-" .,o,,,rn punishment ut tho hand" "f
w.. I,tInr rccolvlnE numnrouh bruises
~. reuuIt Of tho naulIng no roceifed
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-27
,,1s roz NEAR1Y BILLION.

WASHINGTON. Feb. "a "n6r"Sa
was asked Today hy Secretary ''aN'r !"'
a deficiency appF"pri3'l"" o. -
%no 80 ,,.r for ,hr subsistence nc tn"
ar,,, ov,rsras during IN" remainder nf
rho ,r.seut fiscal year. Tn" taw recent
" .passcd 10y congress r"psal:nG tft'' n
hillinn dollars Of war appropriation
cancelled s2.99G. 100000 az the s3'i5''-
ono oon appropriation carried for the
ouarterras,er. corps. anc the sccrctHF"
explained that this large reduction caIs'
ed the deficit.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-27

Tho funeral OF Thomas Delaney viii
take place this afternoon In th~ lato
homo on Clinton avenue. The services
will be conducted b. Roy. $ z. Hart.
pastor OF IN" Calvary NJ. l.. church,
and lnterment will take plar" in Green
lawn cemetery. Tho deceased was aged
u years. and is survived by his par
cnts. one brother and two sisters.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-27
Glass Plant Not Affected

Thor" was apprehension h"r" that ine
FoS,ora glass factory would nave 20
close down rs IN" result OF N" fir" NJ
tho Mound coal mine On FARSI street
Sunday. The Mound min" supplied mosc
Of the. coal U>"i :or the gas producr1
at the glass pianl. hut the fuel IS BE-
ing supplied hy other mines now and
hoisted into tn" bins. /: will DO some
time before the Mound min" is ready
Tor operation again
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-27
Meet Friday.

The regular meeting o: the Industrial
chapter Of tn" Trinity Episcopal churcn
will be held Friday afternoon instead
Of Thursday. and VAL tax" place in the
home or Mrs. F., NJ Eottnra". on Seventh
street. A program and business session
will take I'D the meeting.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-27
Party To-day.

Many women .of the cl;y will gather
n the Christian church his afternoon
Il, attend 4 :nncy work party IL be gwen
under the AUSPICES t.: rh- opportunity
Circle o: IN" church. tn" ladies 90 the
FI-s, VI. f.. church hay been invited
20 attcnd and have accepted the invita-
ton
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-27
Duffy Is Named

Dr.. J. J. Duffy. ~ First street. has
been named 70 succeed q. 7. Caldwell As
the Democratic nonin.'" for school com
missioner in the First ward: Mr.. Caio-
Wells health will not permit him to
make the race
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-27
May Lose Star.

MeSwain. the star Of the houndSVtllc
high school team. ia crippled and Moy
not be in the game with Wheeling high
here Friday evening. He was hurt i''
Saturdays game with Follanso"". ti~
may get into the contest. however. ana
rho local suoportcrS are not d0wncaSt.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-27
MOUNDSVILLE
NEWS
At NewDort News.

Charles Marion Leh"w. sou OF MI. and
Mrs. John I,,.hcw. Of rurdy avenue, has
wired to his parents that he has ar
rived safely from overseas. lie is now
stationed at Newport News. Va. aao
will arrive home IN 1 short time.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-27
PITTS TIE SYSTEM, STOMACH. ROW
, ELS. LTVEN BhCE TN SHAPE
IN MORNING.
WEEP A TuDE HANDY
ON TRIPS OF ut KoME

II you've hcon Il I.tl!' nd. ~0r'r'. dr'nH
too much: 5nd0lGy.. go" r.""h of h""yE
trnds and fear stomach w"akHc's, h'Hd-
aches, darl. brown ;@sr" AND d'zZT +pfHA
in the morning. JUst swallow; l'n"i'ro
nov ard another before going |" hrd'
ana next morning you'n feel fresh ~ u
daisy.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-27
Lieut. Henderson Home.

Lieutenant Byron Henderson. son or
Mr.. and Mrs. r. r. Henderson. Of Skin
sixth street. his returned home from
rranrc, H. saw ac.iv" s"-vic" in the
zig world conflict. having received spc-
cial training al Fort Sill Okla
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-27
Evangelist Coming.

Mex, Monday evening Roy. l.. F.. H.
Smith. evangelist from Philadelphia
will make his initial appearance IN the
FRS, United Pre<hyt "rian church He
will take charge of til" revival meet
inrs in progress there. and II ts e1-
oc,tcd tina; largo r-uuds will hrar him.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-27
Met Last Night.

Members clt the first division OF the
Ladies' Md Society ii tn" First NJ r.
church met las; evening in Tho homo or
Mrs T. = Burton on seventh street. A
short business session was followed by
a social hour
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-27

WASHINGTON. :. Feb. c6.-Th" war
dcpartment announced to-day that IN"
scventS-sevcnth division tM"tr"n"l''ah
New York; should b" listed win d''-
siors scheduled for return from France
IN April instead IF IN" t''Sh'!'hif"'
as announced yesterday. Thu corrected
list cf divisions duo 10 return IN April
;s. Twenty-sIIth. S'%"ntY-scvenih.
E:ightv-srcnnd, Thirty-tiCth and Forty
second.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-27

~ tho hands of his Er, WHIP adversary.
The assault occurred in The lower eNi
~ town. Shc"lian IL in III" custody or
,hc Martins Ferry police and will lace
the mayor In the morning on n charge
OF assault on n child.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-27

Life, liberty and the pursuit OF Idle
ncss seems TO constitute the io'AAs "a
many these days.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-27

night sergeant Mcmahon insisted th"t :
They could not procure their frecd"lrl ~
Until after they hod pad the customary.
visit to His Honor inthe morning. -,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-27

Tho greater. the necessity for saving.
tho greater you: opportunity 10 us
The Iatclugencer Want Ada.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-27
CANNES ARRIVING FROM NEW
YORK AND EASTERN SHOWS
In COMPETITION.
Lots Of Thorou ghbreds from AL over
Tr-State Section Being
Bench cd.

On with tic dog show. Let JOY u" I'M
crnfnci .--Wh,t Byron did no, say.
This I!lorIl:n% n 10 o'clock IN Mnrk"t
auditorium doors wi!l - thrown open
fcr tho third annual Ohio Valley Mem
~. club shuw. which Will he "u untli
midnight Saturday. In The wurcs or the
Fiji philosopher. the show IS 10 h"
crackcrtack- and Il EumGinScr. and then
some Il Will br tho biggest and hSst
exhibition Ct doES-dugs Of nj KINGS
and colors. breeds and dispositions: dos
which have Won International prlZcS:
dogs who have won cups and rlGtTHS
from Some Of the llrgrst "J.St'.in shows:
digs that Wheeling rancierS Gutr over
and ;h- local lad" fanCi'rS declare ~"
.'iusr little d.ars'' There vii! d" ca
;incs nu cxh,hiliun. fr":n ihr savage
1ru,ldcC. with ;hc heavy prutruG!nS jaws.
a. III" NI:lr cute" jHiII':Se rUudi";
FROM thr hclu,ii'u! Newfoundland :" 80
r;.ab;l dog PRIZE! lri i"."n ~ lie '!ar-
LIS OF tho. south. Lass u:Ent hey IT,
Kan 10 arrive from n" ctS' ana ~ hey
,>.re berch.d 'n., lr.ran - huWi. Th5
r.raI bass bark ~ The Iua$tiff was ~
term!nSlrd will the Swapping ;rrrir
"4aurn,u,'' ".nn"rcL' b. lhr settlers and
echoed by IN bulls" Barry th.$ r...i..-
.. = NOR. dos fr"u! -" "Gst"!'u ~h""s.
excluding Es~s York. nud SON. iron! 'r
far west. Wi arriY" ami % bench !
i.r "a" o.'ring day, in1Ey. af!d "% ms
aftrrnU"n ri! -" Srpr'S "a d";r" VIII
10 rcady fHr ia" h.E exhibition. TIC
show Will =" V;'":i 49,. = r',' t.'y& ir"lu
- o'clorl. r thr morning ur;iI :" "'r;"''|
rb
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-27
Beware of COunterfeitS!
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-10-16
MAJOR GENERALS GLENN AND ID
FARNSW0RTH COMING SUNDAY
STAFF DEDICATION SERVICE AT
NIGH SCHOOL GROUNDS.
Telegram Also Received Prom Senator
Sutherland Stating That He Will
Arrive Here Sunday.

It was learned from an official source
today fhat Major, Generals Glenn. OF
Camp Sherman, Ohio. and Farnsworth.
OF Camp Benning. Columbus, Ga. will
positively be here Sunday as guests Of
the Pfthian Fraternity and will take
part In the flag and staff dedication
service to be held Sunday afternoon at
3 o'clock on the High school grounds.
A telegram was also received from Hon.
Howard Sutherland. announced as
speaker Of the day. stating that he will
reachS Wheeling Sunday morning.
Tho distinguished military men 10
take part in tho dedication are to be in
Steu6enYille Saturday to attend the
home coming celebration 10 be staged
there, They will be met in that city
BY a delegation OF prominent Pythians
either Saturday night or Sunday morn
ing, and escorted 10 Wheeling. TN"
reception committee will be composed
~-of tho following members: Col. Sumner
Jones' highest ranking retired member
OF the military forces In this section:
Hon. John =. Arbenz. Sam Y. Montgom-
cry. James II. Beans and II. c. Ogden
Senator Sutherland will also be met at
the train by reception committee.
The Pythlau flag and staff dedication
which ls pclng Planned az triDute 10
tho Ohio county boys. soldiers. sailors
and marines. participating in any way in
the great war. is causing more enthusi-
.Rsm than any other event OF its kind
Tvcr created. The service will be pre-
coded by a monster parade. in which %
subordinate lodges OF the Knights OF
Pythiss from Ohio. West Virginia ard
Pennsylvania will take part. There is
no doubt but that II will be q stirring
monster event and one that will live long
in the history OF fratcrnal achievement
Pythians who never before took any &C
tive part In events OF this character
have signitlcd their intention Of turning
out In the parade. II is to bc hoped that
the public generally wi! take into con-
sideration tho patriotic nature and put
out appropriate decorations. thus con-
tributinx to tho success Of the project.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-10-16
CURED HIS
RHEUMATISM!

81 am eighty-thrcc years old and |
doCtorcd for rheumatism ever sine" |
came out of the army. Like. many
others, ! spent money freely for So
called cures and | hay" read about
Trio Acld' until | could almost taste 1t.
| could not sleep nights or walk with
out my pain; my hands w"r" so SUr''
and stuff / could not hold pen. But
now ] am again in active business ana
can walk with ca" or write mll day
with comfort. Friends ar" surprised at
the change" You might just rs wall
attempt /" put out / fir" with oil as try
To get rid at your rh"umnl !Sim. n"urliS
and like complaints 10y taking treat
luo plIS JiL "AILp 81 p"S"tius sIUHUr
uf your blood and body. II took Mr.
truth. He learned how I" Ct rid of tbs
tru" cause uf his rh"umItiSiu. "thCr lis
orders and recover his strength from
"'fh" Inner Mysteries" NOW beng DIS
trihut"d free 10y m authority Who h
voted over. tw,.nty vars to thu SCl,ntl-
lie study e this trouble. II amy reader
SAX I+Uul "liL.. sTUSiM L.'tri SiV. J."
rcri"s Of RhcumatiSm' ov"rlu"k"d by
doctors and scientists FIR centuries
past, simply send post card or letter
10 n. p Clearwater. 46@-D street. Hal
lowell MTinc Send now, lest you for
got l. not sufferer YOURSELF cut out
this notice and hand this good news and
OururtuuItE L. some afflicted friend. ~,
Who send viii receive u by return mail
w!LAout auI Ci'"-G" whatever.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-10-16
MARTINS FERRY
LADY DIES At
ACE Of 102 YRS.
Mrs. Mary Brand Passed Away Last
Evening. Was Probably o4aest
Resident Of the Dt5trtct
Mrs. Brand Was Born in Wheeling Being
The Daughter Of The Late
William Cline

Mrs. Mary Brand died at her HON" l"2
West Walnut street. last evening nj
$50 O'Clock. following n three weeks
illness Of complications. She was l"@
years, eight months and two days old.
and was probably tn" Oldest resident in
this vicinity
Mrs. Brands maiden name was Mary
Cline and she was born in Wheeling
February II. 1877. the daughter Of Will
liam Cline. Sh" has been Il resident Of
this stat" for 80 years. and has lived
at her present address for - years. Sh"
was married to William Brand, ST.. in
1911.
The deceased was n consIStaut NOM
h"r Of tn" First Methodist church. Sh"
is survived by on" son. William Brand
Jr.. and min" grand children. among
whom arc tn" following: Mrs. G"rtrUd"
Bash. Of Butler. IA: William. Harry
and Thomas rraiE of this city: G"oCE"
Edwards OF Earlhrir" and Mrs. ~ IT,
Braun Of Mckcrs Rocks. Ia. Twenty
nv" great Grandchildren survive.
Funeral services although incomplete.
viii probably hc held Saturday after
noon. with T.. f.. SchiurZ. uf Bell View
Methodist church. Struh"nyill". formerly
pastor nf tn" First VI. IL church or this
city. officiating. lnt"rD"nt Will b" mnd"
at Mount Wood cemetery. Wheeling.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-10-16
MILLION DOLLAR
HOTELPROPOSED
LARGEST HOTEL IN THE STATE
MAY BE LOCATED IN THIS CITY
IF PLANS GO THROUGH.
would Be Located IN the Business Dis
trict-Strtctly Fire Proof And
Modern,

Plans are under way by several we'll
known Wheeling business men for the
erection OF hotel in the business dis
trict of this city. that will cost ap-
proxmately one million dollars. 1t is
proposed to locate the building in the
central part OF the business district and
make ii modern in every respect nc
cording to Interested parties. who have
been questioned in regard 10 tho pro-
feet. The Interested parties ar" said
TO have all kinds Of capital back or
them and at first cons dcrcd the ercc-
ton Of a large theatre. but later chang
ed their minds. owing 10 tn" large num-
Der Of amusement places that are now
in operation here.
The promoters have site on Mark
ct street. between Twelfth and El"N-
cnth streets in view and hav" also had
their eyes on piece Of land near -Four
tccnth street. either Of which would
be an ideal location for such n build
ing. Tho present hotels are crowded
to capacity practically every night
This week they are MI over ~adrd
and it is with difficulty that IN" visit
ors in attendance at IN" |. O. q. T.
convention hav" been taken care OF. a
new hotel. therefore. would not 20
nmiss here.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-10-16
MOUNDSV|LLE LADY
HOME FROM OVERSEAS
Miss Nan Mourot Spont Noarly TWO
Years In Overseas Red Cross work.

Miss Nan NOurut. Il popular M"uhuS-
will. rirI. returned HON" after An ho-
s..ucc Of nearly Two yours spent III WAT
work abroad. Miss Muur"i has an en-
lin" record of th!thIu' S'FN-
l,,. under tn" most trying circumstance
As a token Of the high esteem III wh"h
SHE was held by tn" auth"rtt'S ana "
tribute Ia her uuflacIinE "u"rHS IN lu'
lh,riut; the WORK of tn" Rcd cross III 'hc
var-StriCk,n countries If serbia anu
nuumauia. Miss M"urnt Inns IN" honor
of being one of tho very few ciNliihh
workers who WAS decorated with the
:, Thian war cross.
Miss M"urut pr"ff"rcd h"r services
carly in the WAR; aud was accepted nj
most immediately for overseas SERVICE
For 4 considerable length "f time Sh"
was located in IN" city of lRriS. Later.
ON IN In" army Held s'rNl""' Sh" WIS
Transferred to the city OF foul. about
tn" tiImc IN" Second American Army was
formed under ih., command Of L"utcn-
nnr General EullArl. which now "rgani-
tuition took oyer tn" I'D headquarters Of
thu sixth Corps Of III" First Army. Shr
MIS-, served in n.ld work in tn" rAy az
Nancy about 20 kilnr"t"rs from T0ul.
From there she travelled Ia the BAL
kans in connection with IN" CivIl.nn rr-
Lief expedition "rramz"d I" all"vat" II 4
furaeur" tn. i"rrhl" conditions "NiStinG
IN Serbia ard E"uruauin. wh"r" Sh" re-
manned continuously until sh" was re-
lrvci and saII fer Tho states On III" :.
: ,'rnaGa MISS Muurnt pn"'rai"d
further into tn" war-str!ckcn areas than
many 9th r Rcd Cross workers AMI a
large Tart Of her work was performed
under tho most trying and diSc"uraGinT
circumstances She returns with an on
viablc record Of achievement.