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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-11-07
COULTER DECORATED
BY The FRENCH GOVT.

MORGANTOWN. Nov. 6-Dcan John
.ce Coulter, head Of the College of Az
.ticuiturc West Virginia University. has
received from the French government
Lh. decoration Of the "Chcva lIcr du
Ncritc AgriUlc' for his services for Bel
yian and French agriculture while he
VAS in Europe last spring. While Dean
Coulter WAS in France with the army
lovcrScas educational commission ana
since he had travelled all over Europe
before the outbreak Of the war invcStl-
eating agricultural conditions and was
familiar with agricultural conditions In
AL sections, he was asked by the French
ministry to deliver a series of lectures
and 10 serve in an advisory capaclyt III
! connection with the rehabilitation or
French and Belgian agriculture. TINS
service MAS without pay. Before return
ink homo, Dean Coulter was nominated
by the French secretary of agriculture,
rs the result Of the splendid work done
By hIm, for tn" decoration, which has
just been received.
The decoration is n handsome medal
lion Of solid gold and white enamel APP
propriatcly engraved. suspended from
gold star. 1t is accompanied by letter
bcariu;, III. official thanks of the French
government for tho work that he did
, IN the TWO war stricken countries.
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WON'T ASK MEXICO
TO MAKE GOOD THE
JENKINS BANDIT FUND

W\SilINGTON. Nov. G.-PoliCy of
tn" United States regarding kidnapping
If Americans in M"YiCO and attacks
upon Americans and their property in
that country was set forth today in an
Official announcement that unless nogl-
gene" on the part Of the Mexican au-
thorticS can lac shown. there will be no
clai mfCr damages made by this govern
mont. The kidnapping of William o.
jenkins, American consular agent nj
Pu"b!a. an1 IN" payment by his attorney
CT Slj0,G00 ransom for his liberty was
discussed at l"nrth hy high official of
tn" stat" depart mont in outlining the
pnliCy ~ IN" United States.
Jenkins will have 10 cffrc. his own re-
endorsement q fthc money paid to the
M"xicans who kidnapped him. it was
SAID. unless h" can prove that the McXi-
can Envcrnm' nj was negligent In afford
, ing him protection. The fact that he
was an official Of the United States gov
eminent has no bearing on the matter in
my ways 1t was stated. Americans in
, Mexico can expect no moro or different
protection than Is afforded to Mexicans
by law. this official said in definitely
diSpoSing Of thH suggestion that tho pro-
lection sought by Americans in Mexico
through diSNlnmatic channels. to coun
tcrbalanCr the Greater measure Of pro-
ttcction granted to Mexicans by their
courts. will not be urged by this govern
rhrnt.
1t was admitted by thr state depart
mont officials that III" robbery IT Am
crican mine ana oil company payma ers
might hH' different as the raymaStnrS
mr." compelled 10 notify tho authorities
in advanC" Of their route. the time of
departure ana the amount Of money
carried. Assertion that on occasions,
Mexican soldiers IN federal uniforms ar"
reported ns participating In tho rob.
h"riCE and That Officers IF tn" federal
army at times have led their men in
ALLEGED raids on the camps. brought the
reply that in such event thcrc might
b" grounds for claim against the
Mexican government under international
law.
Adviccs from Mexico City today In
diCat"d Nh" newspapers Of that capital
ar" much ,HorciS"d over IN" Stuai ion
and tn" refusal "f tn" Cnrranza govern
m@rt ~ r"inhurs" Jenkins for tho
MONEY pad to The Mexican kidnarp"rs.
Tho attorney general Of tho state 0f
Pr"hla. in which Tho kidnapping oc-
Cured. has urged In" Universal not to
cypress on opirInN until the matter has
boon thoroughly investigated by court
officials. declaring TINT up to tho prrs-
cnt no legal evidence has been presented
rs 10 IN" kidnapping or tho payment Of
tn" ransom.
TIL" Excelsior. anuthrr prominent
newspaper. states uncQuivoCnlly that
everything indiCHtrs that Jenkins was
actually Kidnapped
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Germany Must Make
Good Her Obligations

WASHINGTON, Nov. 6.--Noticc was
served on Germany by I'll" allied and
associated powers in note and accom-
panyinG protocol. forwarded last Sat
urday. that the treaty Of peace would
not go into force until Germany exc
cutcS to the satisfaction Of the allied
and associated powers obligations as
sumcd under the armistice convention
and additional agreement.
The note, made public tonight by the
state department. provides that the Ger
man governments for the putting into
effect Of the treaty.
The protocol contains n number OF
obligations assumed by Germany which
include tho withdrawal Of German
troops from Russian territory and the
delivery of certain German tonnage.
Most important or the obligations.
Germany is asked 70 assume under the
protocol is tn. replacing Of vessels de-
stroycd ut Scapa Flow. with light cru!s-
crs and to mako U for the first class
bat,lcship sunk at .-"lpa Flow by turn
ing over floating decks and cranes tugs
and drrbgcs equivalent to a total dis
placement Of 40N.0 600 tons.
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Harry Dawson win leave soon for
Louis Mcpermott OF claysvillA 81
visiting friends here.
Mrs. ]. w. Truman IL slightly III AZ
her home in the North End:
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Goodwin. or Ho.
chester, y. Y. are visiting friends here.
Plans for the Corpus Christi oaxAAr
are progressing nicely.
Herbert Eaton. Of Washingtoh Pa.
is visiting relatives here.
Harry Murray is visiting frisAAa IN
Don't forget the football EeMf RS
day afternoon at s:ls at Aeyefr Rets;
Mr. and Mrs. George Albright, 81
Seventeenth street, are expectee noM
Saturday after spending two weeks yiI-
itfnz friends and relatiye1 ~ Gpep-
natl, O., and indianapolis. IND:
David Parsons will leave for bic hoHe
in Indianapolis. Ind, after gpenetNG
several weeks looking after the o4StnSSe
Of the U. 8. Corrugated FIert Be1 Co..
It has been reported around town thst-
after November 10, all cars OF the Fan.
handle Traction Co. viii run Mft4th
to Steubenville. O., instead OF stopnite
in WeIlsburs. 'Et
Mrs. George Ambrose and son. George.
Jr.. OF Akron, O., are the guests or M.
and Mrs. Edward Bingell, Of Twentieth
street.
HALEY Meyer, Of South Ohio avenue.
will leave Monday for Kansas, Weeee %
will take up his duties with one OF the
large oil concerns Of that state.
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eovery, bat by the Systematic use Of these
sDcndid health. My advice to al women at
this time Of life is 70 take these medicines
end not go en- suffering. Mis-. @r"oGE
P. JONES, Douglas Ave.
Fredericksburg, Val found d..
Pierce's Favorits Prescription an excellent
tonic for women. had become al I'in'
down, Weak and nervous when favo--se
Proscription' WIS recommended To me-
took three bottles and il competels- b,:li1
me up and relieveG me Of the trouble. ieet
That I can. with perfect safety, recommero
THvorite Prescription 10 all women who
sufIer."-MRS- z. ". JONES, 2oo Z ST
Charlottesville, Ya-:-"Dr. Pierce.s Fs-
vorite 2. cscription is n wonderful comfort -
vozn,n going through the trying time OF lie.
WIS 50 nervous al times l could neither
s.s,p aor eat, also hac heat hasnes ano
6;r,y sooIls. Soon after starting TO take
"a Pserue's FaYorite Prescription my
6ealth was greatly improved m every way.
eft Is q real pleasure 20 recommend 50
-,r+i,v a medicine as 'Fayorite Prcscnp-
tion' and frequently do recommend 1t TO
ntb.r men."-MRS. J. J. SANDR1DGE,
Sl7 West St.
When . girl becomes = woman. wien
worn.n becomes \ mother, when woman
nsso.. through the changes Of middle hfe,
sro the three periods Of life when health and
strength arc most needed TO Withstand the
nain and distress often caused by severe
organic disturbances.
A. these critical times women arc best
fortified by the use Of Dr.. Pierceis Fayorite
prescription. an old remedy OF proved worth
That keeps the entire Womanly system per-
fectly regulated sd IN excellent eonolton-
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yEGCS SECURE
VALUABLE LOOT
ron NEW YORK cENTHAh =.
STATION AND T. c. PATToNS
SroRE Ar HoPEDAIE, o.
s,oodhounds Are Sent Prom fairnons 70
AID In Running down. tne
Robbers.

Robert Evans and Thomas Burton
TWO drtcc'iv"s employed by he ba!o-
,rin-F.lts Detective agency OF falrhin"'snIc;
nasscd through this city about 2;So
O'clock last evening cnroutc to Hopcda,r.
Ohio, whcr" they were called with inc
dogs "a aid in running down EcGEHrn
who entered and robbed the New lorS
Central railroad station and also the /.
{. ratto, store n in" same place.
Hon, dale is located on the New Sor;;i
Central railroad. about five miles nor
Of Dillonvalc and just west Of Sn'itn-
ncld. Tho r"hherS sn,sTsH n 19e ~s a%po!
cracked the safe and secured tho c"I-
tents They naNt in turn broke INT"
the Patton general Stor" AMI Stole !
number OF watches. rings. GUNS ana
hardware The loot secured at the STA
ion could not be asccrtaincd.
MANY OF the mines in III" district are
on strike at the present tins" and II -
though that possibly sorlc Of the men
have been loatinG possibly We intnr-
tstrd in the robbery. Others arc OF me
opinion that i was tho work OF sons
outsider and not anyone loating in ths
district. 'rfS sheriff force OF Jctrer-
SON county was called into take looS
ar thn robbery case and the officers rc
working on the case.
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FALK RECITAL
woman's Club Provides Opportunity to
Hear Violin Master:

Jules Falk will appear Saturday night
under the auspices Of tn" Womnn'S club
at the Carroll club. in IN" FIRST violin
recital Of the season Mr.. Fall. At the
age of eight years. first showed L re-
Inarkable interest in the violin, nj which
time his father bought him an instru-
mcnt. and his lessons began. At the age
Of ten nc had SO far progressed that he
was playing in public. and after sci"ral
years further devoted to the study n his
favoritc instrument. WAS admitted 10 the
tutelaEc OF the most famous European
masters Of the violin. He studied under
Ottakar ScvCik AMI Ysayc. the Belgian
master. after which he played in all OF
the principal musical ccntcrs Of the
world.
Mr.. Falk will be assisted by Miss
Wentworth. the artistic dramatic so
prano. whose work has received wide re-
Cocnition both in this country and in
Europe.
Tho program follows:
Concerts-A Minor Ton Indian th"m"s)
.................. BurlclGh
Jules Falk.
Aria-Madame Butterfly Zone Fine
day. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Puccinni
EStclle Wentworth.
Chant du Voyagcur ........... Zcckner
La Capricicuse ................,. EIgar
Iar-hetto Narolni
Schcrzo Valsc ................ Chabricr
Mr.. Falk.
Piano Solo
PapillonS. 49,. .SchnInahh
Malvina Enrich
THE Nlc". ................ lIcrouN
Miss Wentworth and Mr. Falk.
IL lSaClO.... ~ :" u
TO on. HP'iH'
Robin, Robin. Sing VI" a Song. .Spross
Miss Wentworth
NcIodln .Tschaikowsky
\ Russian Carnival. ....... Wicni1wSki
Jules FHlk
MIss Mnlylna Ehri-.h. Mccemnnnist.
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BiIIiardiSt GreGn|eaf
Arrested For Murder

BRIDGEPORT. Conn. Nov. 6.-Ralph
GreenlCat, Of Philadelphia. n pocket
billiard expert. was arrested here late to-
day on n COruucr'S warrant in connection
with the murder at Milford, Connecticut.
of Benjamin BinkOwltz OF New YORK
CRY. messenger for I New York broker,
who disappeared with $l7SOOO in liberty
bonds
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HIGH SCHOOL TEACHERS
SEEK ALL, CHARTER

KANSAS CITY Mo. Nov. G.-F"rty
nigh school teachers OF kanSas 'tiy.
Kansas. have applied for charter from
the American Federation Of TEACHERS
which is affiliated with the American
Federation Of Labor.
The teachers now are temporarily or
ganizcd TO Interest III" public in the
necessity for increasing teachers sal
urics, make te>chcrs NOR" independent
md to ,lctcrmin" working Conditions.
The school board made no objection. it
wa; said. three Of it's members having
been elected on u labor ticket.
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Elderly People Have A
Daily Health Problem
Stomach muscles and digestive organs
slow to act as age advances

IN EosT people End DE ye'r' slipping BY
V without realizing It. until suddenly
eoufroused with The fact TIA, they car
no longer dise,, ereythins they would Ike to
e.. h th.n becomes thea daily task to avoid
~has they know to be chronic constipation.
When e1erere and fsh, diet fail it will be
neeess.ry to resort to artificial means. Strong
phypes and e.,h.rt,e,. however. are no, adj
vii..ble for elderly people. They act too
powerfully and feeling Of weakness results,
What Is needed j, a Laxative containing
effective but mild properties. This is be',
found m D.. Caldwell, Syrup Pepsn
which is q continuation Of simple laxative
hebs with pepsin. !, acts gently and with
on, sripins. and used few days viii tram
the digestive organ, to do their work natu'
rally again without other aid.
Dr.. Caldwell, Syrup Pepan has been
on the marke, since 1892 and wa, the
private formul, Of Dr.. W. B. Caldwell.
who !, himself pas, 80 years Of age and
sill active IN bis profession. !, can be
bought a any drug store for soc and 81
. bostle. the latter containing enough to last
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ON TRAIL OF MISSING MAN

CONNEAUT, O.. Nov. 6--J. Howard
Mcintyre. school principal. who disap-
pcarcd from here last Friday night. is
believed to have been at Chagrn Falls.
Ohio, near Cleveland. tuesday night. ac-
cording to adviccs received her" tonight.
A letter from Chagrin Falls woman
to the wife of Mcintyre says man an
swering the missing mans description
spent Tuesday night at her home.
The letter was turned over TO tho
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CRIME AT LOW EBB
IN LEWIS COUNTY

Special Dispatch To- Tn" Int"lliG"nCcr.
CLARKSBUEG. Nov. G---Crin"S nave
declined IN Lewis county. It's grand jury
that met this week Mt Weston has ad-
journed after returning only three IN
dictmcntS. thc smallest number over re-
turned by like body in IN" history
Of the county Two were felony hills
against Raw Anderson for theft Of dia-
monds ut the Palace restaurant IT WcS-
ton. and one against Il. r. Mcmahon for
theft Of copper wire from tho Stone
Coal company. Will" the other WIS n
rnIsdcamcan0r bill against Martin Vest
fall fer carrying Il deadly weapon.
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BIG LINER FLYING

CHICAGO N"v. G.--Thr giant Lawson
air liner. carrying eleven persons, in
Guiding three women. arrived here to-
day, from Indianapolis. making the trip
in two hours. Tho huge machine plough
cd into the mud in landing at Ashburn
Field. and several teams Of horses will
he required To- drag II on dry ground.
TIL" machine Will leave for Milwaukee,
within two days.
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State Convention Of
Daughters Of A, R. Held

Special Dispatch to Tho IntclliEcnCcr.
MARTINSBURG. W. Va. Nov. g.
The annual convention Of the Daughters
of the American Revolution Of West
Virginia convened here today with del
egatcs from Wheeling, Weston. kinE-
wood. Charleston, Salem. Morrnnt"wn,
Parkcrsburg. Clarksburg, Buckhannor.
Fairmor<. ShcphcrdStown and Martins
btiSg present. The convention will con-
tirrrs until tomorrow night TIL" adj
dress OF welcome was by Mrs. stuart
W. Walker, regent of the local chapter:
Officers will be elected tomorrow and
the next meeting place selected.
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B, & 0, SHOPMEN'S
MESSAGE A MOST
CONVINCING ONE
z. s. Rudy Thinks 4 Second Bottle OF.
Wentworth Will Cure
Kim Entirely.

Tho author Of this statement Is ono
Of that worry large class Of thancful
Ncrv. Worth users VIII" want their re-
ports printed =" that friends and neigh
b"r; u.ay tai he Ncrv-W"rth way 10
health ~ They iid. Mary what h" wrote
to III" N'rv-Worrh druggist at Martins
burg, V. Va:
f. G. specialization suffering for
about year with n nervous breakdown
and trying several kinds of medicines,
| bought a huttl" If Ncrv-Worth and I
an very much better and | think one
NOR, bottl" Will cure me entirely. You
can publish this so il can do others like
ii did me.
+. &. RUDY. 80 n. Queen
Street of Martinsburg B.
& q. shops.
Gri"st's Drug store sells Ncrv-North
in Wheeling.
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Friday afternoon at 3:l5 at Meyers
Bottom, the local High school football
team will clash wit hist. ClairsvillJ
High Tho local team is In splendid
condition for the game and they expect
{" have Il hard battle with the Ohio lads.
Coach Smith has been putting the local
lads through some extreme hard work
outs and he expects the bacon to be
taken by his prOtegcs.
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foinr Nicely,

Mr.. Frankhauscr ind Miss Heller
states that everything is going nicely,
in connection with the night school
course. There is now a good number Of
students enrolled and more arc being
expected. The nights for the night
school are Monday. Thursday and Fri
day evenings. Work is being taken up
that will enable u student TO accept a
good paying office position. The tuition
is $500 u month.
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STRIKE AT BAKERY

The local Bakers union yesterday re-
ported that n number Of their members
Mt the Strcehmann's plant were out on
strike. The bakery is however. opcrat-
ing, and there seems 10 be no shortage
Of the product in the city.
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Party.

Miss Doris Wolfe entertained a large
number of her friends Wednesday even
ing ct her home on Twentieth street.
Music. dancing and other games made
the evening an enjoyable one for all who
were present. At an appropriate hour
delicious refreshments were served.
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w. A. C.'S

The W. a. G. football team will clash
with the fast Triangle club OF Wheeling,
Sunday, Nov .. at Twcnty-siXth street.
Wheeling All ". 4. G. players arc re-
qucsted TO report at practice Sunday
morning. The local boys made good
showing last Sunday against Toronto.
Ohio.
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STRIKE COLLAPSES

BERLIN. Nov. G.--rhr general Strik"
CalIrd by the metal workers has col
Troops has" occupied tho hcadquar-
tcrS of the Independent Socialists.
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Tnose " one,, a Gn
Dread Middle LIZ

Charlottesville,
ya.:-"T zen sola,
tkroI4u MID lie -'fe :.
t:cane Wy veaC
AMI ne-73u.. : wu'rt
no &c lea: n.shes arC
dry spells. o:cr-
acLes ard pains n
n" side. / Goctcied
but did no: get III n
relief and ] vas ~
miserable when . ~
gaa taking | r.
Picrce's Favor.ts
Prescription ard his
Golden Medical Dis
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Waterproof Covers for all uses.
Tel. $50. Wheeling Tent & Awning co.
Miners stu Out

There is practically no change in thc
coal strik" situation In tn" local district
and the mines are closed down tIEhi.
It,is claimed that a number If the min
ers have left tho district and Will take
un hrr lines of work.
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NARNO0D
Soldiers BANQUET

The committee on the banquet fur the
cx-soldiers met last night and reported
that all plans are progressing nicely.
The finances will be we'll taken care of.
and a fine program has been arranged.
The committee extends n hearty invita-
tation to all returned soldiers In Rich
land district.
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ever held in the out-thcp.ke district.
Many persons scattered from the var
lou. =, ctiuns Of the rural district we're
III Attendance and WAS said last evening
Thai Inc goods offered brought II splcn-
did rricc. Dinner was served ut noon by
thc ladies OF the Clinton NJ. l.. church.
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Cleo Club,

Thursday morning Mss Epstein or
iauizrd Girls High School Gle"
Climb. There are about thirty laSsies TO
h.. chosen from and some very good
talent is in the group. Miss Epstein cN-
poets 80 organize a Boys Glcc club in
the near future.
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Many Men Leaving

Quite number OF workmcn left the
local district yesterday for Flint, Mich
iran where They will BE- employed At
tho plant Of the General Motors COM
pany. and others will leave during the
next fcw days. 1t il; said that there Is
plenty of work with good conditions
there for many wOrkmcn.
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The solicitors In Warwood for the
Rcd Cross membership drive are getting
along nicely. Many people are coming
across with dollar nnd II is dollar
we'll invested. because the Red Cross
is doing fine %ork throughout tho ma
ton,
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Strkers Quiet.

Everything remains quiet among the
coal mine strikers of this town and
also Beech Bottom. The opinion is cx-
pressed that things will be cleared up
in abou, week and that all the men
will again so back to work.
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for tho High school library. Any, ono
who has any books that they wish to
donate are asked To bring them to The
school on the above days. or notify
someone ut the school and someone will
be sent for them.
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The supper at thr Lutheran church
last night was a huge success in every
way. Between three and four hundred
people were present.
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POLICE FIND TIRE

The police have in their posaelsi
an automobile tire that was picked
Mt Eighth and Market streets vests,
day. The owner can get his ploR4tE,
by applying at headquarters and identl
flying It.
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Road. IN Bad Shane

Tho roads az The local dlHlrlri Arr d.
clarcd to be in bad shape owing 10 the
heavy rains Of the p;Fst few days and
there is very lutle chance Of any dccid-
cd change owing to the lateness Of the
SeaSOn.
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In spite Of tie foe. that 7r. Cc!d7reiTJ
Syrup Pcfrn IS tie Idrgr5: selling liquid
iaIa:I,e il, tie ;ro,ii. .hc,e being o7'<r
r:i!:cn bottles Jo!i rath ycIr. many
lrho need i:t tencf!5 hose not yc: used
it. II 20" ha;e not. send your name ard
eiG,css for free tridl bct:!e TO Or. ".
B. Co!dueH. 81 Washington ST.. Non.i-
crUo. Illinois.
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Motica tn Wat4r cons1m0Fa,

eft Of the Junior seFing club. Came
and bring your friends, Ice cream ana
home made tafy to be for salA. >
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No Council Meeting
RiP Game,

Council did not hold Its regular meet
ing this week. The meeting will be held
next Thursday.
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Cave Talk.

Mrs S. Z. Christian gave the Y. w.
club of The High school very interest
spoke Of the many good things that tho
Y. ". has been doing. Tho local organ
ization has been ust formed and their
work is progressing nicely.
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Pie Social.

Plans arc under way for n pie social
Lang next Tuesday evening for the ben
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ELM CROW:


obs farm un the l;rthany Pike. near
Clinton proved To bc on" of the largest
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-11-07

For the purpose OF cleaning the recer-
voir, water will be turned OF a. p.
m. until p. m, Saturday, Nov. Sth.
Signed