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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-10-29
weIlsburg Briefs.

Mis- Margaret Mycr is confined 10 her
home with tOnS!ltis
Mrs Charles Robinson and Mrs. WI
liam Stock have returned home after 4
visit with relatives 1t Rochester. fa.
J. H. Wood. OF Wheeling, was n
wellsburg business visitor Monday.
Miss Naoma Donald. OF Bethany. was
a visitor in WellshuCE Monday.
Pete Scltncr was Il StcuDcnr!llc bust
ness caller. Monday.
George Weber. Of Elm Grove. vas !
Wellsburg caller Monday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. GeorS" Rhodh",,rrr. Of
Weston, W. Va. ar" visiting at H. home
OF Mrs. RhodhcaVrr's parents. NJ. and
Mrs. A. II. Simpson.
o. L. Taylor. Of Louisville. Ky. IS II"
guest Of his brother, Professor ". L.
Taylor. OF Bethany.
Mrs. Henry Werlich. Of Monacra. Ia.
and Mrs. $. NJ. RuDley, OF ScIu!Hili
Haven, Pa. have returned home after i
visit with Mrs W. p Anderson.
Miss Mary Olive Why;c attended tho
dance given under the auspices az th''
Gaoop Club OF Steubcnvillc. McNday
evening.
Miss Margaret Hill has returned 10
her home in Wheeling after vis.t with
Miss Helen Hannah.
William George. employed Mt Havana,
Cuba, arrived in WellsburE Monday rr"-
ming for 4 vacation OF three wc"k$. Mr..
George appears to be sunhurnrd but Tho
southern climate seems to agree with
him
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ChLOTADS ARE
BEST FOR COLDS
AND INFLUENZA
Doctors Now Prescribe Calotabs,
the Purified Calomcl Tablets
That kro Nau3oalcsS,
Safe and Sure.

Doctors are warning the public, that
simri" colds md mild cases of infu-
,rxr cftcn led to pn"mm"n.a and other
e,.i,uf c~w:.licLt.on. They gay that
every cold should receive Immediate
NJ ,cntl,n and that the first step IN the
treatment rs t. MAKE sure that tho liver
i" arIlyr. For this purpose Calotabs
tho PERFECTED. nausca'ess c"loTel tab
lc," arc the sr.rcst. best and most agree
en-" cal lab at bod time with a swal-
low Of wItcr-that's all. TO salts. no
uau"cr. and no upscttinS OF ;hc diGcs-
ton aud gprHt.tC. Next morning your
cold has Vanished. your liver is active,
your system is purified and refreshed
ard yea ar" feeling fine with = hearty
an~ct.ic fer breakfast. Lat what you
Dl,asc.-no dn;rr.
70: your protection. Colatabs arc sold
only in original scalcd packages price
thirty-:lvc cents. All i"usS ists rccCin-
nl,rt AMI guarantee Ca'otrhs and arc
author 2cd to refund the price If YOU
are not delighted with them.-l Adv.)
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Miss Nlu'" l'r'~wclI hes r"tnrN"d %
Atlantic city after Visiting friends IN
Mound. willie aud Wheeling.
Mr.. l.. T.. Chambers md Mrs IL Z.
Ers,man were in Wheeling yesterday.
l;ry nrd Mrs. c. q. Smith will leave
for Baltimore Friday evening. where
ih,y vll ltstt relatives for few days.
Crcl Wood is confined to his home on
Merton avenue with sickness.
Mrs. J. c. Parker and daughter 8.
I.yn,.y. e Fifth street, spent yesterday
in Wheeling.
MIR. and Mrs. George Chambers havo
rnrurn,d home after visiting friends in
Cameron.
o. GrrrnyilIc, Ms. s in this city and
has begun operations ut the Glendale
mlo. Mr. MotCalf expects TO MAKE
Moundsville his future home.
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STIFF FINES
i: 4: 4: 4: FOR BUNCH
iii lbHNNNE1I
49,
y: y: ): ): Of VI0LATORS
80 I'll "lh ""I
II" HiAAN hIHN
-

Special Dispatch t. The IutclliSenccr.
,SrEUBEENIlIE. o. Oct. 2S.-Tincs
OF 'SSOO and $500 We" haR.l,d out by
Mayor William Mct'aisa At New A."Nar-
dfA today 10 alleged Liquor law Ni"ia;-
chs. Of SteuhcuvjIlc nd MirSO Junction.
who were caught IN the recent cleanup
directed by Prosecuting Attorney 10y
Carpenter.
'%hen court opened this morning in
the town hail ~ IN" village. eight OF the
accused dealers walked up and entered
pleas Of guilty. They were t.ucd $%hp
ard costs. They were David and Charles
johnson of MrnEo Junction; Nike D'l'G.
Mike Tcpslc Th,~ d"re kruich. John Nu-
jnoP.ch. George Bogdanich and Mele Mi
lanovicn.
John Eozora, former Steuhcnvillc
saloon Keeper. was tn" fir I" stand
trial. His hearing lasted Al! morning
and part OF the afternoon. lie WIS
found guilty and was nn"d 5000 and
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Meme chen To Have Community Nurse.

NJ I recent meeting g ihmtI 'c com
posed Of Joss Marplr. Prof. ]. T. King.
John Slbcrt. Mrs. a. Il. Ilnchart ana
Mrs. Alice Peterson. appointed by the To-
al chapter Of the Red Cross soc ETY.. IL
WAS decided to SC 'Urr commuhlt!
nurse The Rcd C:o": society unacr;""iS
he wor; and appointed n committee and
have been backing thcrn and found that
/, has bccn n success. No nurse has
been selected hut the CnlUmite" have a
number Of efficient nurses in view ana
the very best will De secured for THIS
community. Thu work VIII include VS.
its 10 the hoUs"s "f his city. examining
tho family und SC that they arc IN per-
feet health.
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VELLSBURG

wELLSRURG. w. Va, Oct. cS-The
new bus line. which will eventually
operate between Wcllshurg and Bethany
was placed in operation Tuesday. tn"
first trip he!nr made Tuesday aft rN""n
to McknlcyviTIe. Because If tic bad
condition Of the road leading l. E"tA-
any, IL Will be impossible Ia run thru""A
until the improvements are c'IuI."t"!'
which will be done in 4 few NOR" weeks;
The bus now in operation Wa rcnir
and Is not the type w.lrh VII ." us Il
hen the line goes thruuah 70 + ihaay
Mr.. Carman expected Il have his Ii "
cars ready when the. line op"L."d hut
delays on the part Of the manufacturer
has rendered this Impossible. therefore.
line, a bus was rented. The new nus
line Will make II possible to maze the
round trip to Bethany in much less
time than it can be made in At the pres
ent time.
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FOLLkNSbEE

FOLLANSBEE, w. Va. Oct. 2S-Gcr-
Aid Carey, 10 year old son Of Mr.. and
| Mrs. Al Carey OF Main street VINO WIS
taken to a Philadelphia hospital Tor me
removal Of n carpet tack from his hrnn-
| chial tube was reported resting easily
AT the hospital in a telegram received
here last night. Tho telegram also stat
| ed that a specialist would perform an
! operation some tihc lCuay loF INC IT,
| movaI Of the tack.
Miss EstalIa Fornwalt entertained Mt
her home on virginia aNcnu" frIditN
evening in the form OF ninSqurrhdn
Marty There were about fifty young
| folks present each appearing in cos, 'I'nc
and a very pleasant evening was enjoyed
! by all. Tho principal diversions were
music. games and dancing AT the con-
clusion Of which refreshments were
The Loyal pnurhtcrs class Of tho
! Christian church Sunday $, h""l VII
! hold their regular sewing circle rI"C,in';
! AT the home Of Miss Lydia l"dt"cd Of
/ Neville street. on next Monday evening
| at s o'clock.
A birthday party was given by Mrs
John Holland. OF virginia Avenue, In
! honor Of her two DAUGHTERS. Mi ':i''% Nil
drcd and Violet. or Thursday "v""in's
! that being the birthday # ho,n yuunr;
ladies'. There were forty y UnE pcn-
pie present to spend n delightful -. i'll
! evening in dancing. games ami muse
| Delicious refreshments were served a.
! tho close.
Clarence Barnett ia reported imrrov-
! ing nicely NJ tn" OHIO Valley hu''Ital
| in Stcubcnvtilc whcr,. h" recently under
went a serious operation.
Mrs. NJ +. Mel h"rs"n is reported
resting nicely ut h"r h"E" an Vein
street after suffering e scErrc attach
| of rheumatism.
! George Lake H. confined 10 his home
! on Virginia av"nu" by Il -i-n'SS.
! Dave Robertson, WcliShGr:; H'hlri"
who was painfully hurt in fco'hail
/ Mt Martins ECrrN .'sll Nr,l.,
ago. Is reported improving r'""ly.
Mrs. Clarence Gray md - E'u1
| Gray. Of Rav"nn1. Ohio. AR. ri iuh"y
| TO spend few days in Fu,lan.hr' thu
| guests Of their nuHt and c''...In. NI..
| Myrtle Keller and daughter. Mis-;
Blanche, OF Main street..
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couoHEp so BE COULDN'T SLEEP

Bronchial couphs. tickling In throat
and asthmatic spasms break ones rest
and weakens one so that tho system IS
rundown and serious sickness results.
Enos Hilbert. Paoli. Ind. writes: !
had a severe cold this fall and cou|hcd
continually at night: could hardly sleep.
The first bottle Of Folcy's Honey and
Tar relieved men. entirely curing my
cough. at covers irritated membranes
w,th a healing and soothing coating,
loosens phlcgm and clears air passages
Sold eYerYWhcre,
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Dance n SuccoEs.

81. Jamcs'hall was the scene OF very
enjoyable affair last night when the Gin
sam club entertained with an Informal
dance. Tho music waT furnished by the
lInhcrs;ick orchestra of six pieces. The
prime pal feature of tho evening was the
singing of each selection by Harry
Mickey" Mcclure. 4 buffet luncheon
WIS ~crvnd nj ton thirty o'clock under
tho direction OF John Cusick. manager
Of the club Tho hall was beautifully
decorated with orange and black. One
hundred couples were present.
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KIWANIS CLUB TO
ENTERTAIN ACTORS
Company to 1s at ThlxS1ay
Noon KsS6nH.

The Wheeling Kiwanis Club has no
dull meetings and the one to Be held
tomorrow promises to exceed any held
heretofore. The big feature or tho
cral OF the members OF the cast OF An
Innocent Idea" company. which appears
a; the Court theatre on Thursday even'
Ing.
There are also a number Of other fea-
lures that should please. including tho
prize contest OF which the Earle Rogers
company has full honors this week. Tho
kiwanis orchestra will also be on hand
and il IS the desire that every member
be present at the meeting.
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ST. MARYS

In comrnemoration Of the birthday an
J niversary OF Col. Theodore Roosevelt
} services were held in the public school
Monday. Suitable programs were ar
! ranged following. in general way. the
| suggestion OF the National Roosevelt
Memorial committee and the services
were most enjoyable and beneficial Each
, child was asked to contribute any sum
! from ten cents upward. and n goodly
! response is said TO have been the result:
! 4 certificate was issued 10 each child
! who contributed.
ron OF Parkersburg were the guests OF
! Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Morgan Saturday.
! j. Minnck. Of Broad Run. was in
| town Monday.
! Clyde Little. Of Union Mills. was
caller here Monday.
! Ira R"by and Raymond FNauss. OF Bel
! mont. were in town Saturday.
! Miss Mabel Pcthel spent Sunday the
guest OF ner parents at LaBelle.
! Mr.. and Mrs. Sol Robinson, Of Clover
dale. were shopping in town Saturday.
! Miss Beulah Garrison OF Belmont. Is
| visiting relatives here this week.
! l.. f. Reynolds. Of Grape Island, was
! business catter here Monday.
Mrs. o. c. Ogdin was shopping at
Sir. and Mrs. J. H. Robinson. OF
LaBrllc. were callers here Saturday.
! Misses Anna Bennett and Rose Mar
tin Of Belmont. were guests Of friends
! in town Sunday.
! Adolph kuntZ was business visitor
at Pittsburgh Monday.
| Jules Dransart and Emery Drinko
spent tho weekend with relatives at
I Jeanette. Pa.
Lafayette Pethel. Of LaBelle. was .
! caller here Saturday.
! Clyde Ingrohm. Of Belmont. was .
| business visitor in town Monday.
! Miss Mary Smittle spent the weekend
| with her parents at Sardis. Ohio.
! Dick Galloher was business caller
! at ParkerSburg Monday.
! F. ]. Adkins left Monday for Braden
! Station whore he will he employed
! u. Pcthcl. of LaBelle. was here on
: business Saturday.
! II. II. Morgan was at Eureka Monday.
! Aionzo Brown returned this week
iron! the Kentucky olfelds.
Mrs. Bertha Munsey spent few days
, with friends at Parkersburg this week.
Miss Sue Cantner Of Belmont was
| shopping here Monday.
! r. H. Gorrell Of Marietta, Ohio, spent
Sunday here with his family.
Miss Nell Core is confined to her room
with tonsililIS.
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MCMECAEN
Tatcs New ApDo.,tmsat,

Rev. s. ]. Cotton. former pastor OF
the NJ. L. church Of this city. has re-
Give dthc appointment 10 the Mounds
vile Circuit. which includes four ap-
pnintmcnts. the H"hcrts Ridge. Taylor's
Ridge Round Bottom and GraySville
churches. R"v. Cotton will take up his
new work Sunday.
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In the circuit court today. Judge r.
NJ. Addlcrran allowed the suit II y n
q. Mahaftcy AGAINST III" West Virginia.
Pittsburgh Coal Company for $l3.oop
damages to so over u"t!l the February
term Of court because Of the absence "f
, witnesses. Mahaf:ry was injured when
an automobile belonging TO the COM
pany turned turtle on tho road near
Golfers, w. Va. In the case OF Gland"
Wyant versus the Home Telephone
Company, arguments were heard this
morning. but decision will not be rem
dered until later in the term.
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Cars or Schedule.

McMcchcn and Mcundsvile cars were
off schedule yesterday morning due to
the work car in this city breaking down
N Bcnwood. TIL" gear casing broke.
causing the cars TO be tied up for about
twenty minutes. AS il was the work car
and had all tho necessary equipment to
Tx it. IL was but Il short time until 1t
was put back in working order.
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More Men Return.

It was stated at Mingo Junction to-
day that more men went into the Carne-
gle Steel Comp3ny's plant there to-day
than at any time since the strike, and
the opinion prevails In the village that
a large percentage Of the men will re-
turn within short time. The com
pany. however, has made no effort 10
resume operations. all the men report
ing for work being employed on repairs
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bus. are visiting in this city for several

day..
Mrs. Amos continues Ill at her home
on Fifth street.
Mrs. G.. J. Murphy and children are
spending tho week end with relatives
at Wash!nctNn. Pa.
MIR. and Mrs. James Kcmplc have re-
turned home after spending several days
in EUard TrC" with friends.
Orvlle Fickcrton is improving nicely
after several days illness.
Mrs. Jennings, who has been Ill at her
home on Marshall street for several
DAYS Is getting along nicely.
Miss Elizabeth Currav is confined at
her home on Marshall street III.
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halloween Party,

The members of District 40. 3 OF the
Ladies' Aid Society Of the First NJ. f.
church will civ" n Halloween party this
cv.uing in tn" X. of i. hall on Marshall
=tlc"t. All who attend must mask or
hoy will be fined small amount The
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ounrt ,rly Conference.

The FIrat Quarterly Conference or the
First N. r.. church was held last even
ing In the basement Of the church. RcH.
=. Fred Anderson was present ana
called the meeting to order. TIL" reports
# this years work Of the church proved
Sni SfnCtnrN.
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High School VIII Play.

MoundsN .llr ii n school Will have a
hard game SATURDAY w"an they clash
with M'St L..h,riy Normal on the Firth
strrct grounds. Although this is tho
first yrnr the Normal school have had
iUutl>lli team, tnry are rrputcd 10 have
It fast, heavy lcaIl. and tn. local team
Will have to work hard Iur victory.
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r-cycrS-C1mphcll,

Miss Ethel Campbell and Mr.. Ray
Meyers We married. al the home OF tho
bride on Third street yesterday after
arun. III" c".'mUuy VS. Performed by
itcv. G.. q. Smith. OF the United Pres
Dytcrian church.
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DANGEROUS GERMS.

You claim there aer microbes IN
Kisses" she asker the young doctor.
'"rh"rn arc" he said.
What disease do they BRING" she
asked.
"PaIr't1t'on Of the heart."-Ladies'
Home Journal.
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Party ThnrcdaY.

Mrs. Mary Goodwin" Sunday school
class will give n Halloween party on
Thursday evening in the rooms under
tho post office. Tho r1"rnh"rs Rro max
ing cla bcratn arrangements for the af-
fair and a good tine Is in store.
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Homo Nursinc Clasa Met,

The Home Nur"inc Class met last ev-
nring in the public school auditorium.
The evening was spent in receiving IN
Structions upon nursing. Miss Schad-
dock directed tho class. The class Will
meet again next Tuesday.
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GIN Class,

| The teachers Of the physical culture
class met last evening in the gymnasium
Of the Union h!Eh school. Mr.. Fisher IN
siructcd the cIars. A number OF new
teachers enrolled last evening.
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Marriara I,icanaan.

Robert Toland. 90. and Ethel Herrlein,
both Of Yor&ville. Harry Shock
! snider. o3. OF Rayland. and Emma
! Gladys Hawkins. IS. OF Unionport Al
| bert Nagel. %. OF Cleveland. and Anna
Written. IS. OF Georges Run. William
! ]. Knight. %. and Gertrude DeVers, IS
! both OF Steubenville.
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:. Another Epidemic of Dread
=. Scourge Threatens the
Nation
). DON'T Let Chills and Colds
:, Depress You-PepSlnol
; Builds Strength

,.VYTARNINGS issued BY
;. w leading physicians
}. ' v and health 1uthori-
ties that another epidemic OF
Influenza is threatening tho
American people is in the in.
terest of the conservation OF
life. The first epidemic, in
which more than 100000 lost
their lives, struck the nation
! unprepared, thinking only Of
- the war and its outcome.
!. Now people have time to
think of their personal well
fare. They have time to
build up their strength. as
the physicians advise. They
. have time to decide what is
/ best to increase their power
4 of resistance. best 10 meet
. the attacks of germs which
;, spread Influenza. They,
\, know when a cold develops,
30 when chills suddenly attack
!, them, that Pepsirol will con-
% serve their strength, increase
}: their vitality, make the bod
l..as-organs function in perfect
u order and invigorate the
whole constitution.
Pepsinol is the world famous
. straightforward. Vitalizer
} and General Conditioner that
builds up Body. Brain, Blood
and Nerves. II takes you
out of the valley OF disease
and sets you on the heights
of robust, rosy health.
Genuine Pensinol is made
only by The Peplax Medicine
Commas. Memphis. Tenn.
|~NUfn strict accordance with }
fhe standards OF the U. 5.
Pharmacopoeia. !
Get Pcpsinol from,
John Coleman Co. Conservative
Bldg.
John Coleman Co.. 25th and
Chapiine :,
Baers Pharmacy. 18th and
eaer:s pharmacy. 18th and
Chapline.
sHOss spa s, Drug Co. 1854
Hoge-Dlvts Drug Co.. 114S
Markes ST.
e, II. Cries. 4 Co.. Market ST.
Schmidt's Pharmacy. 1908 Mar
ket st.
Moore's Quality Drug Store.
- $50 Main St.
tesscr's Drug store, goth and
Market SITS.
Chatham Sinclair, 46th and ia
cob SITS.
selby & Reed. Bridgeport.
Selby & Reed. Martins Ferry.
Fulton Pha rmacy. Fulton.
The Pike Pharmacy. Woodsdale
C. S. Grier S Co.. Elm Grove.
W. E. Mcnamara. Warwood.
Albert G. Hartenstein. Follans-
John 0f K. Erson. wellsbure.
Benwood Drug Co. Benwood
Midway Pharmacy. B"nwood,
T. w. Stephens, McMechcn.
W. E. Peabody, Moundsville.
T. r. Rogers & Sons. Mounds
vile
Homer c. Richardson, New
Martinsville.
Corner Drug Store, Sistersville.
Cameron Drug Store. Cameron.
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Iiduor Goes DIP.

The recent roundup OF illegal liquor
sellers in the city. resulting in more
than thirty arrests. has shot up the
price OF ticker" in Steuoenville. &C
cording to reports to-day. In the. for.
eign district where detectives found
the best grade Of whiskey for sale last
week. prices have advanced to SIS per
quart
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Tho Christian EuCravcr society Of N
Christian church. will give HallOwc '"n
purity in the lirhrcnS barn at Gi"nIai"
Friday evening. \ good time is antIci-
patcd. All members arc urged 10 come.
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Received Appointment

William Vernon Cox. son Of Mrs. A J.
Cox, Of this city. has received notice or
his appointment to Annapolis Naval
Academy. He Is a graduate Of Steu-
benrille high.
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The weekly prayer service Of the Ffrst
NJ. +. church will be held this evening
in the church. Rov. GihhS will have
charge Of the service and has prepared
III interesting sermon.
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Employees Of Tho Z. 4 Q. railroad c0m-
pany received their scmi-mon' hly pay
Monday and all day yesterday tho stores
N this city and the bank were kept busy.
II was one OF the busiest days Of this
veur
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Trek Club Meeting.

The TrcX club held meeting yestcr-
day evening IN lh"ir club room On Third
street. Much interest business was
transacted and plans were laid for tho
winter.
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RniChts Of Pythins.

The knights OF Pythas lodge met last
evening. The evening was spent IN u'S-
posing Of Il number Of buE.n"SS matters
ard q class of cand dates was up for IN
II la ion,
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T.eHv Macclbees.

The Lady MNc"abccs hold meeting
laet evening in the Odd Fellows hall
After tho business session tho remainder
Of the evening was spent in a social
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LAlieJ' Aid.
Mcundsvillc Personals.

Tho Second lDIN ION Of tho Ladies' AID
society VIII meet his evening with MIS-
carl hunter, on seventh street.
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An alrplanc. p.lutrd by Ernest Decker
on rs way from New York city 10 Park
"rsDUrE. ". Va, frlI into the OHIO river
al AioLU,;SVIllc Yesterday. The pilot 'S-
'"r.'d INJURY and ;hc plane va, Gully SO
slai!t.y uan!aG,d thai t!.c pilot w:ll con-
tn;' N his Wy to larncrsbur6 this
morning.
D,cN'r WIS flying very low over tho
rived At MCuuI>vIii". lnlCnGing to land
~ IN" NV aviation Hold there when tn.
r.anc C"li.Gcd Will: tIc tel, phone wires
winch cross tho RIVER at hI-hl OF more
that 20 I""t. In" plane dropped nose
L.'.i iutO tie water.
Decker cNtrivasrd himself from tho
plane. and a few minutes la,cr swan
tack thr, UGH tn" chilly water with a
rope winch he Uod to The machine, by
n.'ilnS Il winch II was lowed ashore
With truck.
The p.&rr which figured in the acci-
dent was one Of two machines InIhlns;
UIp from New York to idrkrrSDurS,
exploring for passenger ar a,rVltc.
lnv sec, nd plan" WAS pIlotcd by billie
oates. WIKI GCUrGn shaw. the owner, rs
his passenger Oates was more fort un-
ute in maEinE the landing and Camn
down in good style ON the Muundsy,iiC
AVIATION held. Alter a!c"rta!nlug that
Decker and his plane were all right.
oates and Shaw left again on the way
TO ParrkrsburE.
Circuits Court.
The case OF ;. ". Wade againts A. ].
Jones. in asNumpsIt was given TO the
jury late yesterday afternoon, and they
returned verdict Of 500 in favor %
The plu.ntLff, virtually what was asked
for.
The case Of Henry Moore charged with
fcionUus assault was set for November
9Th.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-10-29
Soil Half I,1tcrsst.

George Alley mas Sold Mr.. Homer
Franklin. onc-half interest in his store
On Third street. Mr.. Franklin took pos
session yesterday.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-10-29
Senior NIlEnncrade,

The senior ClIyS ct nIEh school girls
vii rive masquerade party Frida.
cv"uin-; in tho gymnasium Of the high
school building.