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The Spanish American. [volume] (Roy, Mora Co., N.M.) 19??-19??, 1919-05-10
Good Roads
Meeting
AT the Nu ShO
May 10
3 p. M.

Mora County Supt. Of Roads,
Bias Sanchez, WILDE present and
it may be that we can secure
some practical means Of working
roads on this mesa.
Come and try anyway.
The Spanish American. [volume] (Roy, Mora Co., N.M.) 19??-19??, 1919-05-10

Uncle Epen.
''Many a man." said Uncle Eben
'turns over a new leaf an den puts
de same OIL writin' on It."
The Spanish American. [volume] (Roy, Mora Co., N.M.) 19??-19??, 1919-05-10

Ruth Depew Lottie Butts
Marshall Hunter Hazel Halferty
Frank Baker Perry Smith
Murl Johnson Wensel Swain
Second Examination
Ernest Wade
Wagon Mound
Bernice Herrera.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-01-20

n 4 {; r - I'M
tAi1 hi III
lla ~ Il ~
6nu0u d IlcIls9e
r. aimpst ont % hef dlncs
HePeyet his yps a hold wee mouse,
and no doubt quite FAMILIAR With the
Ways Of our dog for she came scltfry.
ING across the floor and right over her
tail, bounding short and quickly across
the obstruction. ! WAS SO surprised
that ]! screamed as women have q.
habit Of doing over a mouse and the
dog Jumped higher than she ever
jumped before In surprise and alarm.
Immediately there began a round and
round rare which ended under the
couch with the dog slipping and slid
ing back and forth. There was a small
screech from the mouse and / mental
" prepared for a funeral only to
discover a moment later that there
was no dead mouse or any other kind
OF mouse nor never would be a dead
mouse in our house as long as we
kept such no-account dog. The
dog. I will say. felt as badly about 1t
as did. and. all the rest Of the even-
ing she trailed scents around the
house. never sitting down moment.
Toward bedtime she got on my nerves
and said "oh, we'll you no-account
dog. give II up! What's the use-you
cant do ii. Settle down again and
look comfortable for believe that is
your strong point"
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-01-20
Get out And Away.

Yesterday was one Of the prettiest
days this winter almost like spring.
The churches we're well attended be,
cause ne wanted 10 ret ont and go
somewhere and the church offered the
best place. The streets were fillei
with children and grown-ups takins
walks and even the invalids and tired
neopIe enjoyed sitting by the window
and looking sut. What a calamity IL
is when we can't get ,out-nway from
ourselves. Just day spent indoors
convinces one that about the worst
way to get through life is by staying
close at home and never getting am
other fellows viewpoint. 40 wonder so
many people grow CROSS and pessim!s-
tic and narrow when bound By four
walls AMI only the personalities woh
live within them. ! know Of no quicker
way to grow disgusted with life than
TO spend ones days wrapped up in the
doings and ideals Of five or six people.
There are so many varied, wonderfully
sweet. alive people in the world
much real, actual heart to heart living
outside Of ones immediate nelghbor-
hood that 1t remains the pity OF all
pities when a life becomes set In the
ways and ambitions Of Just few.
We can't live with Just a few and stay
big and broad for It requires mix
,tl1re Of hundred or more personal
itics before we grasp one glorious
whole.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-01-20
stsps Medicine
Health Recovered
81 Internal Bath,

Mr.. A. czarnecki, So Montgomery
StY8 pan ! rsnctsco, GAY: writes iyrelTs
hyfNnic institute OF New YORK as FOL
lows ! i's'
4 ieust admit that the nsaiof the ..
r. LII Cascade has cure tfv
consultation from which suffered.
Since May Ia. ,1913, n have never eYAn
tasted Any kidd u hi medicine OF
nurgatiV b. Nj health lis 6xcellenE in
every respsEt.'
over N /. milton hE,ohtf Eaan n.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-01-20
Services Continued.

The special Services now going on
at the, NJ. y. church are growing ii,
interest Up to the present, there
have been eighteen professions and
several persons are asking for prayers.
The services win be continued through
the present week each evening except.
ing Saturday, the services beginning
at 1880 On Friday evening, January
gath, will be Sunday school night. On
Sunday, January :6th, will be "Mobil,-
zation'' Sunday in the Sunday school.
A record breaking crowd is expected
to attend on Sunday.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-01-20
Personals.

b : i II y
mss Georgia Sine has returned to
Cleveland, Ohio, after a few weeks
visit with relatives here
E. G. Martin has returned from a
business visit in Pittsburgh.
Master Lowry Weed is spending a
visit with his sister, Mrs. r. D. Bur.
ley, In Burton
J. Il. Wilkins, Of Wheeling, spen.
the week end with friends in Manning.
ton.
Charles Martin. of.the Elliott Bust.
ness College In Wheeling, spent the
week erd.at his home in High street
Mrs. W. G.. Shields, Of Clarksburg.
is the guest Of her daughter, Mrs.
Charles L. Snodgrass, In Buffalo street.
H. D. Atha has returned to Belts
Vile. Nd, after. a several weeks visit
here.
Claude Sine was a business visitor
in Wheeling on Saturday.
". D. Eschenbach has returned
from a business visitin Pittsburgh,
Arch Flick was home from Cameron
for the week enc with his family Oh
Burt Hill
Mr.. and Mrs. e., D. Watts. of Fair.
mont, we're visitors here on Saturday.
A. II. Parke has gone to Cincinnati,
Ohio, on few days business visit.
William NJ. Michaels has returned
from few days business visit ia
Toledo, Ohio.
A. l.. Thomas has returned from
Parkersburs WHARF be attended state
agricultural meeting
Mrs. Mary McBee, Of Fairview, was
the guest Of friends here during the
past week
Mrs. sKittie q. .doore, Of clarxsburg,
is the guest Of Mrs. A. ]. Sturm in
Marshall street.
Harry Afford, Of Clarksburg, was !,
business visitor il, the city on Satu-.
day.
Mrs. j. NJ. MILAN, OF Rymer, ia
spending few Gays visit with rela.
tiyes lIere.
Mrs, Charles ~ Charlton, Of Bar.
rackvllle. spent The week end With rel.
atives in Warrington.
o. =
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-01-20
Brother M.

" Mrs. Sarah Nay. Of Warrington. and
Mrs. Glenn ID. Watts. OF. Fairmont,
have gone TO Chillicothe. Ohio. where
their brother, Arlie Thomas. is IN after
an operation for The relief Of injuries
sustained in battle IL France. He is
III a hospital in Camp Sherman.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-01-20
Evening Chat
Baralalnpay.

Saturday was bargain day In most
% the stores and very nearly every.
body in ;owr was present. There's
something highly fascinating about
count less bargains spread out either in
q srs or On top as one another which
seldom fails to get the Stteht ton. Some
Romea watch q lot OF remnants, for
Instance, much as q eat watches a
mouse, ready, to descend upon this
piece or thai whenever there seems
70 be a possibility Of It getting away.
Not until they actually see It in an.
Other woman's hand do they become
convinced abs olutely that it is the very
bargain they have been looking for.
Asa result one woman eyes the other
cpntepptuously as though she had
caught her II some deadly deed and
for q moment, until the sale Is 'adjust-
ed satisfactorily there is a battle Of
'slances passed back and forth.
4. There, were fewer mistakes made in
bargain buying this year than ever
before. When, omething actually saved
money and .twas q good and worthy
article, 1t was bough otherwise, no
purchase vas made. Even at bargain
prices, our fair sex considered far
more carefully thi syear than last. In,
stead Of rapidly depleted tables piles
Of shoes, underwear, silk and wool
remnants, jewelry and notions all re-
manned abont the same in quantity
unless merchants piled then, up aagin
AZ fast as exhausted, AT any rate theirs
seemed quite enough to so around.
She Can't DO It.
Our dog tried catching mouse last
night and very nearly succeeded in
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-01-20
.Hawklns.Varner.

Roy /. Hawkins and Miss Olive
Warner were united in marriage in
Oakland, Md. on Tuesday. January
eth, The bride Is the dauE hter. Of Mr. /
and Mrs. Ross ". Warner, OF Brook.
side. Mr.. and :Nrs. Hawkins have
gone to Wheeling where they will re,
side.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-01-20
III leased from Service. !.

III Charles Fox. Of this city. has return.
ed from Vancouver Barracks, Wash.
lingtGn, where hc has been released
from service in the spruce production
division OF the u, S. army.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-01-20
Resiirl1e ri ehearsaIa.

The Woodmen's band, which sus.
pended activities during the past SUM-
mer, owing to a number Of It's mem-
'bers being called to government ser
vice, will resume rehearsals in two or
three weeks.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-01-20

Only one.third Of the worlds popu-
lation uses bread as a daily food. One
half subsists chiefly on rice.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-01-20
~ pneurnonia,

tEabeth the ten year old daugh.
TOR IL Mi. and Mira. w. J. McKinless.
tS!qGite seriously HAT the home Of her
parents in ClarkshuTg street. She has
pneumcnia.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-01-20
n ! iio,ffjeefs1i,stslIsd. 4

The Ladies 81 the Maccabee Held
installation and q social evening in
their lodge rooms on Friday evening
Mrs. Kittie E: Moore ,ot Clarksburg.
state commander, Of the order, resil.
ed over the meeting and the following
officers were installed: Commander,
Mrs. Edna Richardson; past comman-
dor, Mrs. Minnie Haugh; lieutenant
commander, Miss Eta Wise; finance
keeper. Mrs: Floda sturm: chaplain,
Mrs. Stella Anderson; sergeant, Miss
Nellie Hennep; master at arms Mrs.
Olive Atkins; Sentinel, Mrs. W. M.
Wade; picket, MRS Obie Moore. Mrs.
Anna Spencer assisted 40 q. NJ. at A.,
and Mrs. N. =. Haskins as 9. q.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-01-20
chap,:IalnH Here.

Chaplain Homor Bumgsrtner, :of; the
70. IS. Army, is here for a visit With
his sister: Mrs. r. Emmett lIockler.
in H0ugh addition, He delivered q
sermon at the N. y. church last even
ing. Chaplain Bumgartner 70 q mem
Der Of the Pittsburgh conference Of the
M. E. church, and before his entrance
into the army was assistant pastor OF
the Great Christ n. E. church in Pitts,
burgh,
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-01-20

'0... n..nNu' |I. IaIoc. .t1 'o|.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-01-20

E Captain lRosen Here.
Captain Rosens OF, the 70. S. Army
Medical Corps, Is inSthe city on Q visit
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-01-20

Edo Troops gltaS Army Corps. a., r
q. ss2 msri csns =. +: Il
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-01-20

She Can't DO It.
4 Our dog tried catching a mouse last
night and very nearly succeeded in
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-10-30
THOUGHT | WOULD
NOT LONG SURVIVE"
Says Wheeling Lady-Descrtbes How
She Suffered From Dyspepsia-
Couldn't Eat An Apple With
out Great Pain Afterwards.

The underlying cause Of most stom-
ach troubles. such as gas bclCh'nc. indi-
C"-tinn. dyspepsia. sour risinEs. foul
breath. acidlty. heartburn. etc. seems to
H. f'ulty or impaired nutrition or th"
digestive tract IT Is the height of folly
to try to drown a sick stomach with pat.
vu',u med .C.EcS or dCad'n the nerves
with dope pills. You must use natures
own methods by reaching the caus" Of
the trouble f1rst O." remove the cause
and see how quickly all stomach tr0u-
blcs vanish.
For five years I have h""n suffering
terribly with stomach troublc, which
was getting worse every day" declares
Mrs. Emma TomlinSc n. VIII lives - -
Thirteenth St. Wheeling. w. Va. For
the past fvc years | have been uHahn -
ca, a square meal, brcausc ] knew IN"
gas which formed on my stomach would
nearly kill mo It would press against
my heart until Il wou,u nearly Surf"ra;"
me. and my friends and family wcr"
greatly alarmed at my condition. Why
I couldn't even clt an apple without
great pain afterwards.
~ had tired several remedies without
any success. ard finally. after reading
IN the newspapers a good deal about :hc
merits Of the new herb mod:'tu" Drcr".
-, o. to. give it trial as Il last
hope.
Almost from the star. Of the Irca:-
rncnt. got relief. and after taking Just
ono bottle feel liz" Il now woman. I
can cat almost anything | like now. and
relish II. Tn" gas i entirely ,;"u": I
feel no bad after-rffccte. n" matter how
eat DreCo IS III" first m"di"ln" that
ever helped mo-"
Drcco IS now sold by all good drug
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-10-30
SISTERSVILLE

George +. TAYLOR. uf Charleston, w.
Va, an inspector for tn" State Public
Service commission, arrived in the city
las, evening in rCspouS" 10 tho telegram
sent by Mayor Sutton last week request
ing an investigation Of tn" local light
situation. Mr. Taylor was comforting
with officials for the light company and
with tho city officials. II" visited tho
plant and also visited buildings IN diff
frr"nt parts Of tn" city to see To what
,Ntcnt they were shaken by the plant.
Th" regular meeting Of Monarch lodge
No. 81 knights II FythiaS Monday cv"n-
my was cCaturcd by addresses by Briga-
der General George r. Myers Of Wheel
ing. head Of tho uniform rank Of h. OF
p. If West Virginia and S. c. Allen, Of
tllrkSburS.
Starting tomorrow high school stud
cuts wilt conduct a canvass of the city
fo- the purpose OF selling season tickets
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-10-30
ONE HUNDRED AND sEvEHTY-roUR
MEMBERS d TEE GREATEST
CLASS IN HISTORY.
Today VIII Conclude tho Work for the
Scottish Rite BodieS-Shrine Is
Next In Line.

Tho largest class IN 30 history a
the Scottish Rite 10 r"r"!vc the Phtl"-
sopic and Chvalris degrees. was usher
ed over the burning sands OF the great
Sahara yesterday, when the degrees
ranging from the nineteenth 20 thirt eth
were conferred by Albert Pike Council.
Knights kadoSh. No. ]. The work start
cd IN the forenoon was not, concluded
until late in the evening. Luncheon
was served at noon and dinner IN III"
evening and very enjoyable time WAS
had by all.
Today VIII conclude tho work for m :
Scottish Rite bodies. when the thirty =
nrSt and the thirtS-SNCoHd degrees VIA
be conferred. The class to take thu !
work is also the largest in tn" history
Il ihe order and Uu"h interest * D.'hS
manifested. A big banquet VII! D. held
This evening and II = likely that II will
keep the entire COmnlIttc" IN 'harSG OF
'hc affair On the alert to care TOR the
large number that Will be in attendance
~ the affair.
Those T. take the degree work ycSter-
day and their place Of residences was as
follows. many e them coming from tho
far southern part II the state. and
others from the eastern panhandle:
Charles Nelson Rogers. Ernest.
Josiah Daniel Jones. GlCrvIlle.
Clamourne Park" McNeill. buckeye.
charles Preston Crawford. Elk rs.
Humbcrt Smith St"mple. Ard II.
ISAIAH DauEhc"tH, PnlLlpRl
William NaIph Nll"n. Warrington.
jennings t'rancls Rollins, CORVALLIS.
Alien Powell. Pine Grove.
Jacob M"ndal Bennett, Folsom.
ADAM CD Corner. Folsom.
John Day Wolfe. Folsom.
oscar Rnhm. North Folk.
Simon Joseph Friedman, Graftcn-
Thomas Stewart, Williamstown.
Hal Oliver Dillc. Fairmont
Herschel Meredith Hill. Falrmont
Arthur Melyill. Jacobs. Fatrmont
Nicholas Leo Stewart. Chester.
Allen Marshall FIshNl. Newell
William Alexander Jones. Newell.
Marion Lynn Swan. Newell.
Miller Wells. Chester.
John Reynolds slack, Logan.
Fay Hough Drasoo. tairmonL
Russell Merle Bailey. Logan.
John Washington Hart. oxford
Cloyd Isaac Lucas. Paden CITY.
Albert Adolf SprenEcr. taldmnnt
Willie Bradford Gall Bellngton.
william Milton Wright. Wheeling.
Isreal Levcndort Wcirton.
Clarence Roby. Morgaatown.
Sabahc famous Hawa, New Martins
vile. ,,-
Lawrence belmont Downey. Morgan
Harry Homer Stoors. IT. Pcnnsooro.
Glen Hamilton Huey. ManninEinn.
Herbert Crowdcr Gilmore, Morgan
town. ,
Charles Edward Hodges. Morgartown
Ben Garrison, Morgantown.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-10-30
LOOSEN Up THAT
HEAVY COLD
Go after it right away with
Or. Bells Pine-Ta1-Honey

THE person who once gives this
nationally popular cough and
- cold relieving medicine a fair
opportunity OF proving itself, becomes
a convert. He learns how really bcne-
fetal it's healing and halsamic antisep-
tics arc in helping relieve cold, cough,
grippe, bronchitis, hoarseness. He
hnds out how promptly it assist,
Nature in efccting a complete eradica-
ton OF phlcgn and Inflammation and
congestion.
Today-rigtt now-eet an econom-.
ical bottle 1T your druggists. 1t will
be weIl-paying investment.
Soc. 6Oc.. Sl.2O.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-10-30
Sistcrsvillc's winter chautauqua

Tor S,stcrsvllIc's winter chautauQua
course.
Mrs. E. IL Saph. n-;or an extended
'isIt with relatives here left on the Sic
train for her home in california
Mr.. and Mrs. y. Kinkaid who have
been guests OF friends and relatives here
lrtl Monday for bridgeport. Ohio. 10
spend Il few days with friends before
returning h"mo L. Downright. OklahO-
ma.
Mrs Frank Fakin aud little son. who
have hc"n ih. .U-~'s Of Miss Ethel Rob-
!ns"n. have :, '.rn"I home to Pittsburgh.
Mr.. Dana MIrsh left yrStc rday for
Elvcnsw"od {" visit her parents for
few weeks.
Mr. and Mrs. Victor Wlnton have TO-
turned from a delightful visit Of n few
weeks with friends in Atlanta. Georgia.
MISS opal Scckmnn, who has been Wis
ting relatives and friends here. lcft this
aftrrnnun for her hem" IN tir""ndal". -.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-10-30

Robert Nm Counts. Poca.
Frederick l." Sir">$'r' Wheeling.
Homer Clarence rndrrwoo, Whc"linE
Henry Walker 'rr' CORY. Raleigh.
Joseph Sidney Ray, st. Adams.
Arthur l..,lnro Nuur". FaIrVicW.
Frank Charles Wallrc". Huntington.
George Alya N"ou"H. Wheeling.
Arthur knl>Cly. ChCsi'r.
l:rr"t Myers Lennon. Wheeling.
WaItman Amhros 'urH"c. Warrington.
Leslie Claude pcvur". MauniuGton.
James. William Fmsl"y, Wh"clnS.
Charles Mathew Eruhn. Whc"lns..
Albert Preston Warner. Nitro.
Harry Edwin Sh"arinr. Wheeling.
Frank Moore Carl.n. Wheeling.
Francis t.rrctt. Roberts. Moundsvillc.
George Grimm. ParkcrSburg.
George Worth Tavcnncr Jr. Parkers.
burg.
Earl Raymond CrandaIl, Parekrsburs.
Ernest Woodward Em"rlck. Cairo.
Louis Napoleon Pickcns. Parekrsburg.
Luther Earnest Ramsey. Cairo.
Fred L." Green, Cairo.
Joseph =. Sager. Farhershurg.
Joseph Clark StaHbcoN. Parckcrsburg
frank Gustav H.chl". Fairmont.
John Wallace Johnston. Parkcrsourg.
Okcy Earl Taylor Clcndenin.
Lonnic Petit. ANIME.
Phinras Earle King. En- Grove
Arthur Rramhall. Wheeling.
Charles Matthew Wcscr, Parkcrsburg.
Lewis Van Glider Guthrie, Hunting
ton; 1.,, u-o,,,
IlmlnR hE'.S' r w ii'ctIh5; u-,,o.,,,r
49,, a., 7, Inrn,' lThccIinr
49,, p Irro,io W:b.nIinr
',iu" ~. -, Ir,,ra, ITheo,;,r
u,r w i Chsrl"s palm Wh"nlinr,
William, Edward Morgan. WcllsburE,
HIi.'"s.' 49, pnrl Hr,.i
iitI % -, perI r.nu,noS
,,cnItt I'm II!ilin nart,orsbr-c
IE.,"'T;u 80 ran,.n- Hcrcll
Erank Stanjslan Webb Wheeling.
I"nN Eis "v.ro,ii,r
eii'"stn- sincer Vybcclinp
Soseph SI,f So ~, t,.T,,'.5or Cameron
,I..a no,,iai PIN Wheeling
Inhr S,anIcv .rnrK Wheeling.
I n,,'t C,odcpcc NcCann Wheeling
I,tir',,, To,,cS sLrnrn Whrclinr
I,m ,yJoE,,i,nrrb pirr,mnr Wclis-
, HO''-
hnTt- y,,,o,;
icrcY AioCrt lf'Ar!: I'' II!t",,
hHwrThS" EG";H N.,n'S; ,. " ~; .tIe'
Ir"n '''I,tLn iioirrM,,s, " :rr ,'IitT7-h
Nar'lh fihFi.'3 aCuc'; 49,, .P'i''N
NhHaln l'IH ~ W., + NJ w !'rC,. a,ec
~ ~ ,-''' ,,>>...,.'',,,
;N"E"T, wv, N.tnaIi,r
" -! I ,''::t|,,"t i.,'.', Ny'b"oI,rr
- = :..,'.,.I 'C.,il.,,hcr IJbocIinr
S'''u al ~, 80 IJicEr,on porkcrS-
- '''''
~, -',,; p,,,, yonor v-bocIior
" I'au" S,7,i pTrr ITbrcIinr
,,, = DnIhrn"rn Wheeling,
I."'," y:',ho,. ccSrns IybcrIinr
!'o'N' W ~ I,,,.-n Nom,d.,;ilo
~, 49,, -, r-,Irorc S,rIcs Whcclinr
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-10-30
THEATRICAL STARS AT
KIWANIS LUNCHEON

The Kiwanis Club n its MONDAY
luncheon Today Will hav. rs their guests
Mr. Robert Emmett E,rIr. ana Mr. John
Wesley. r.h" ere C"-$tnrr'nc N AN IN
rtOc"nt Idea" the his laugh i'S' at tn"
cuurt This .,'i"Inoun and evening. MI
k"anr WIS h"r" last season with Mlt|l
and scored Il big hit nS well nS mak'nE
many. friends during his two days stay.
Both tn" boys viii give the k!wanls
Club Il short talk.
-BI-Y WAR SAVINGS STAMPS.-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-10-30
WHITE SUPPORTS PLEA
FOR INCREASED RATES

CHARLESTON.W. Va. Oct. Cdr. J..
e. White. state Gcuiugist, Of Morgan
town, was n witness before the public
service commission this forenoon for
the Hope Natural Gas company in its
application for authority to increase gas
rates in Parkersburg and number of
other cities in the north central part of
the state.
DR.. White testified in regard to the
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-10-30
ceorco Oldham Here,

George Oldham. well known resident
Of the local district. who for some tiil!n
has resided in Washington City. with
his family has returned Ia his homo
here and will within tho near future
,u,cr other business. lie was l"rmcr
clerk of the board of county commits
SiOnCrs.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-10-30
VIII Name COMMITTEES.

At the next meeting OF Mystic lodge,
40. "a, knights OF Pythias, to be held
on Monday evening. q committee Will BE-
named 10 make arrangements for tho
securing Of several sites. one OF which
will likely be picked ms n place for the
erection Of the new home for tho local
lodge,