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The Washington herald., 1919-06-21
ROOT TO DIRECT.
SENATE FIGHT ON
NATIONS LEAGUE
Advises Abandoning Plan
To Force Through Knox
Separation Resolution.
URGES RESERVATIONS
Senator Sherman Declares
Wilson Plan Would Give
Pope Domination.

Elihu Root was In conference
with a number Of Republican Sena-
tors at the Capitol yesterday. He
came to Washington at the special
invitation OF Senators who are op-
posing the league of nations to ad-
wise them as to the best course to
follow in the night they are max
ing against the league.
The practical collapse of the
fight that was started to force
through the Knox resolution serv-
ing notice upon the Peace Confer
encc that the treaty and the league
must be separated left many of the
Republican leaders in an uncertain
state of mind as to how they should
proceed. So they telephoned for
Mr.. Root to come down and confer
with them on the outlining of a
new form of attack.
Talks With Knox.
Mr.. Root saw Senator Knox early
in the morning. lunched with Sena-
tor Fall and talked with a number
of other Senators in the afternoon
Late in the day he waited a long
time in Senator Knox's ofice, but
the Senator did not return and Mr
Root left the Capitol without see-
ing him again.
In his conference with the Sena.
tors, Mr.. Root took the position. II
is said. that further action on the
Knox resolution is out of the ques-
tion in view of the announced de-
termination of the Democrats to
prevent it coming to q vote. Pro.
longed debate on the resolution
would be of little value. Mr.. Root ia
said to have advised. and action
upon the resolution after the Peace
Conference shall have adjourned
would be useless.
CONTINUED ON PAGE TEN
The Washington herald., 1919-06-21

Berlin, June 2o.-The Ebert govern
ment at this cabling is still intact.
though the air is filled with rumors
of resigantions and changes in the
cabinet.
All predictions as to the attitude
Of the National Assembly are based
purely on guesswork.
The Assembly has not yet voted
on the question Of acceptance or re-
lection.
Count Won Brocdorn-Rantzau stat
ed positively late today that he will
in no circumstances return to Yer
sailles TO sign. even IL the Assembly
vote acceptance.
Developments In Making.
This briefly sums up the situation
as it stands.
The march of events in Germany
is again making giant strides and
any hour may bring momentous de-
velopments.
The governments attitude after
reading the full text of the allies
reply to the counter-proposals is un-
changed" an official statement said
today.
The conditions are unbearable
and cannot be fulfilled"
Considerable significance was at
tached in political circles here to the
fact that the statement did not re-
iterate that the erms are ''unac-
ceptable."
The independent socialists today
published a proclamation demanding
that the government sign the peace
treaty and warning II against refusal.
Discuss New Cabinet.
weimer. June 1s.-(Delayed)-A
movement was under way here to-
day to form a new German cabinet
as a result of the present body's op-
position to signing the peace treaty.
Both Matthias Erzberger and Gus
tavt Noske were mentioned as pos
sible successors to Chancellor
Scheidemann with Count Won Bern
storff to replace Foreign Minister
Brockdorff- f-Rantzau and go to Yer
sailles for the actual signing.
The actual situation among the
various governmental bodies her.
appeared to be as follows:
Peace elegation-Unanim
opposed to acceptance of the terms.
Cabinet-Majority inclined against
signing.
National assembly-About evenly
f,-fl u-ifh N o
tendency toward acceptance.
Pence Committee Meets.
The peace committee of the ma
tional assembly met late today and
although the assembly as a whole
will have the final vote on accept
ance or rejection of the treaty the
recommendation of the committee
was expected to have an important
influence on the remainder of the
assembly.
The industrial situation is becom-
ing more tense and reports have
been received here that a general
strike is impending in Berlin.
The government complains the In
dependent Socialists are striving to
force acceptance of the treaty through
a nationwide strike. starting in the
capital.
Messages from Essen today report
ed an unsuccessful effort to establish
Soviet government in the Ruhr in
dustrial region. Communists. 1t was
said, failed in a desperate effort to
occupy Hamborn and Sterkrade. Both
towns are under martial law. and the
government troops there have been
reinforced
The Washington herald., 1919-06-21
Bet z to I Huns Sisn.

Geneva. June 20.-The betting
here suddenly switched today to Q
to / that Germany will sign the
treaty.
The Washington herald., 1919-06-21
Rumors Of All Sorts Delure
Paris as 10 Action
OF Bochs.
AMERICANS OPTIMISTIC
Wilson Plans to Leave Same
Night Treaty Is Signed
Against More Time. Z

CspenhAgeA. S@s A-A1 N
s'eieek tonight eSe P>nrfN
esrresYendent nj wefz.r s-A-
phened BY long distance n. nus-
lswrt
The esbiser,s re.txsstss. d
expected TO be Decided -
a cabinet meetf.s spe.f.r -
now
The Washington herald., 1919-06-21
Ebert Government Still In
tact, Late Advices from
Weimar State.
EXPECT ACTION HOURLY
All Eyes Turned on National
Assembly, Which So Far
Has Taken No Action.

London, June 20.-0pinioa n
prevalent I'm well Informed cir
cIes here iate today that the
Germans viii not sign the peace
treaty.
Britain, along with her allies,
In preparing to deal with the
situation.
The Washington herald., 1919-06-21

CONTINUED ON PAGE TEN.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-14
ohio COUNT HAS
FIRST JUVEN|[E
.DETEN T|0N HOME
COUNTY THE FIRST IN THE STATE
TO COMPLY WITH NEW Law.
INSTITUTION WILL BE OPEN
ED ON NAY 3RD.
WILL, BE LOCATED ON THE EEW
COUNTY FARM, FORMERLY
PART OF THE Sc"ULBACH.
ESTATE.
NEW INSTITUTION WILL BE PAo-
V1pED WITHOUT AMY IN
CREASE IN TAX LEVY.

Ohio county has Juvenile detention
homo Tho institution will br opened
Nav %, the date on which IN" new law
relative To juvenile offenders becomes
cffectivn, or as soon thereafter as prac-
ticablr. The homc VIII 10 located on the
new county farm. purchased from the
estate Of thr late Col. Henry Schmul-
bach. 1t will be n considerable dis
lance from tho new county home for the
poor. now being erected on the farm.
County commissioners will If neces-
sary. open the detention home very soon.
but they hope that they will he given an
opportunity To await tho erection or the
now county home and the rcnlodeiing or
tho building 10 be used as detention
homo.
President Charles .. Ephin. Of the
county hoard. stated last night that
Ohio county will comply with tho law in
every respect. He explained that dcspit'
th. fact that the county is tho first in
West Virginia To open a detention home
that he has for the past two years IN
conjunction with other commissioners.
been attempting TO sccur" n juvenile de-
tcntion homo for the countys young law
vinlatorS.
In 1911 Commissioner Ephln wont to
Charleston and there asked tho state leg
islaturc for authority TO open and oper-
atn a Juvenile detention HON" in ONO
county. His efforts and those OF Lou
Haller, then also n county commissioner
were stopped by tho first district scna-
tor who killed the measure. Now that
tho legislature has passed a bill making
n juvenile detention homo mandatory in
Ohio county, lhr commissioners arc clat-
cd in having III" authority they sought.
Tho nov. detention homo is six room
building and will bc provided with every
comfort forsthc youngsters. Suitable
supcrin:cndon, and ina ron will hr pro-
hero, the commissioners anticipated its
will bc lived up to.
Although tho law comp"ls tho oStab-
lishmcni OF q juvenile detention homo
vidtd and every requirement Of the law
enactment and planned 70 open such a
homo on the new farm. where tho young.
stcrs will have the benefits Of fresh air.
country surroundings and every condi-
tion that will tend tnwe rdS their benefit.
All Of these things will be provided
wit hout special taxation such as il pro-
vidcd in tho now law. which permits a
tax of ten cents on tho hundred dollars
for juvenile home
Captain Lockwood. OF thr Salvation
Army was in conference with the COM
nss!oncrs yesterday on the subject of a
juvcnil detention homo and he express
Sod himself as being nlatcd at tho plans
bong made by the commissioners. tn
l"ss tn" homo must bc imm"ditcly open
ed the commissioners Will remodel the
building and open il August |. on which
dale The new county hcme will also be
opened.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-14
River News

The crest of the present rise passed
this city at s p. NJ. Monday with 2S feet.
inches on the marks, then started 10
rcccde and had fallen two feet yesterday
afternoon leaving coat of mud two
inches thick in its tracks. which should
be washed away today with a section
of fire hose as the wharf will he in a
frightful condition if the layer Of mud
is allowed to remain and will greatly
hamper the movement Of freight TO and
from the wharf boats
The stage yesterday at S p. H. at thr
wharf was 26 feet, s inches and falling
while the height al tho foot Of Mon ech-
en- dam was 81 feet. inches and fall
ing The river will continue to fall.
The General PershinG came in from
Pittsburgh at o'clock yesterday morn
ms and left for Parkersburg at n. m,
with q big trip.
The Helen L.. cleared for New Malta
moras at noon Yesterday
The General Crowdcr arrived from
Pittsburgh al . O'Clock this morning and
leaves for Charleston at a. m.
The Old Reliable 1aSsed UP flying
light at 10 o'clock yesterday morning.
The Helen f.. will be III tonight from
New MatamoraS
The Liberty will arrive from McCon-
ncllsrille tomorrow evening.
The General Wood will arrive from
Cincinnati. Friday morning. on her way
to Pittsburgh.
The General Pefshlng will be- up this
afternoon At o'clock on her way from
TO Pittsburgh.
Capt. ]. NJ. Hill. suprrinte ndent or
dam IL at Warwood and ovcrsccr ct
dams for the Wheeling district is Ill al
his homo in Warwood. g..
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-14
new TRIAL
Supreme Court Grants New Trial In Case
of ". Il. ShafeC VS.. Security
Trust Company.

The mandate from tho Surr"m" court
in tho east of W. II. Shaf"r w. the So
curity Trust company WAS received by
the clerk Of tho Circuit court ycs' "rday.
Tho Supreme court rcrcrsrs tn" local
court and directs that 4 new trial be
granted.
In tho year 1917 Mr.. Shaf"r purchased
the Hart property At Woodlawn. and
after n time entered suit either for
decd uf title or tho difference in the
vaIr" Of III" lots at time OF purrhas"
or nj time 60 SUI. The jury found a
ver,iirt Cor tho rlainIirf. Tho court TO
rcrsr,l rhc Jury and found verdict for
tho def. nj: nj Tn" Suprcm" court held
thai ~. t'ir,i:ii court erred.
An g. .nral styled W. Il. Elliott VS..
Hirar, T-ntor resulted in a Judgment Of
.1rs.G. awarded by Il jury being af-
firnlel
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-14
"DONATION DAY"
DATE CHANGED

Tho daJc for donation Day" for tho
West Virginia HON" for the Aged and
i:r,.udt,ss Women has been changed
from Al:,y - 10 Tuesday. May -. ow-
ing 10 tho Kings Daughters convention
being set for the twrnty-Sccond.
The Homo for the Aged ana Friend
less Women is doing a splendid work
and the institution is filled 10 capacity.
the family numbering ~. Owing 10 the
high cost Of living. the cost Of maintain
ing tho institution is much greater than
when normal prices prevailed. and con-
*cuuentIy it is TO bc hoped that tho
people If Wheeling will respond literally
on Donation Day" that the benevolent
work being done by tho institution may
be enlarged upon rather than restricted.
Attractive programs are being pro-
oarcd for both afternoon and evening
and many visitors are expected during
tho day. Remember the date-Tucsday,
May -.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-14
MARKING FIELD ';;a
FOR MASS DRILL
Small American Flags Will Be Used u
Place OF Line--A Child at Each
FLAIR

Arrangements arr being made Today
for marking off the field al III" stale
Fair grounds for the mass drill In hc CIV
on by the public schools in their field
day program on Friday afternoon. In
stead of using lime ~ is done in marking
Off 4 football field plans arc 10 place a.
small American flag al tho plar" %hcrr
each or the 200 children will stand. Al
tho. close Of tho drill ;hc children may
take possession Of the flags
Tho following rooms have boon chosen
70 lead their respective columns III the
mass drill: From the Jefferson school
Sara F.. Rcdman: from Clay. Flora Hem
~ and liza Toungman: from Madison,
Ada Rnbout. Mary Wigal and Rose Set
tell: from Washington. Laura Render
Ethel Thurhur: from Union, Wilma Low
is. Eellie Bauer: from Centre Edna Frt-
to: from Webster. Marie Lane. EVA Dav-
;dson; from Ritchi". Estcla Schart
Louise Dirckhoff: from Mckinley, Mary
DauGhcrty. !.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-14
IRREGULARITIES OF
SOFT DRINK TAX

Plain milk is not taxed: put an eGS
in It. mix thoroughly. and Uncle Sam
says il costs you q penny extra.
Cold malte I'd milk demands a tax;
heat II liItlc and it is free OF duty.
Crane Juice is tax free: mixed with
carhona'cd water ii becomes mixed
drink and the tax is collcctihlc.
Buy n lemonade at soda fountain
or soft drink saloon. you must pay
the tax: order it with your meals Mt
hotels or restaurants, and it is tax
free.
These ar" a few idiosyncrasies Of the
new tax m soft drinks which became cf-
fcctivc May /. Thousands Of dealers ali
over the country arc bomha riding revenue
for rulings on this or that
question involved in the Interpretation OF
the statute.
= The consumer Of the drink. not the
dealer must pay the tax Of 10 per cent
on the retail cost. Dealers must keep a
separate accounting Of the number OF 5,
10. is, 20-cent and more costly drinks
sold.
Petitions are now being circulated ask
Ing the new Congress, which convenes
May 10. to repeal the soft-drink tax pro-
vision Of the 1919 revenue bill
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-14

Much interest is being shown concern
ing tho Victor artists engagement al the
Court thcatcr next Monday evening. May
~ when nine Vcirula farorilcs Will
appear in person. under the direction Of
the C. A. House company.
Frank rroXton. hasso. who will have
two numbers on tho program. is also a
member OF tho 'Prrrlcss quartet. the
other members being Henry Burr. Albert
Campbell and John Fl. Myers. all or
whom are with III" party.
Mr.. Croxton has appeared with sue
cess MS solost with thc Boston Handel
and Haydn society. chicago Apollo club.
Philadelphia Choral society. New York
Oratorio society. Boston Symphony or
rhcstra. New York philharmonic orchcs-
ira and many other noted organizations.
Other members If tho party are Billy
Murray. Monroe Silver. Byron G.. Harlan.
Fred Van Fps and Frank Banta.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-14
"The Birth Of a Race"
Wonderful Photoplay Coming Depicts
Battle Scenes Of Incredible
Grandeur.

Ton rceIs Of exquisite pictures battle
scenes Of incredible grandeur vital
events of tho worlds history. through
which move tho figures Of the Christ.
and after him Christopher Columbus. Alb
raham Lincoln. the kaiser. Alexander the
Great. Pharaoh. Moses and others whose
names are writ in the hook OF the world
not even excepting Adam and Eve. the
great picture Tho Birth of a Race"
speeds on its way until il brings US down
to the present and the families or
Schmidt and O'Rrien. The average the
atregoer. willis deeply impressed by the
allcs CORY and tho tremendc us historic pic
lures. finds il comforting 10 get hack TO
earth again and if asked. would say he
enjoyed the last reels the best Of all. The
picture. however. from beginning 10 end
is impressive. moving. unforgettahle. II
is presented on a magnificent scale OF
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-14
STATE GAS MEN ].
MEET HERE IN JULY

Thieves, Virginia, Natural Gas Assoc
citation will hold its annual convention
in this city July l6 and 18th IN theTs
Markct Auditorium building. The. cons
rcntion was secured for .WheeltnkIs
through tho efforts OF the Chamber or
Commerce. whose invitation was acSy
crptrd ut u meeting Of the directors oit
the association held last Monday. NJ
number Of cities Of the state were bid-s
ding for the convention. From 700 toe
.n0n delegates will be in attendance and1
tho supply dealers throughout the stAif1
will havo exhibits which will be open toa
tho public.
The Chamber OF Commerce will CO
operate with the local committee OF the|
association and an elaborate proGramt
for the entertainment Of the visitors WILL
be announced in a few days. ~
Fred Paul Grosscu7. Of Charleston, tiy
president Of the association andfJ. III.
Robinson. Of Fairmont. Is secretArT.s
George E. Riddle superintcndentyo Of thSs
Natural Gas Company Of West Vl1Etnl9s;
and Joseph Ecstor. both Of this citySAteS
members OF the board Of directors: = NE
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-14

Tho greater The necessity for saving
the greater your opportunity TO use
Tho Intclligcnccr Want Ads.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-14
Docds Piled.

Estclla NJ Dc~lcr TO Margaret L.
Holloway. lots al and lie in Wood
lawn: SS.S4I.
Estella NJ. nowler. guardian. to Mar
Earet l.. Holloway. interest in Woodlawn
property: S6.155.
Greenwood cemetery to F. j. Ktnna-
mond. one-half lot 80: s112.So.
Greenwood cemetery to ". w Kenra-
mond onc-half lot 80: s112.50.
Owen Lyons and wife to J. H. Hand.
lot IFS in Hardlan Heights: $40.
Frank ". Klein and wife 10 Laura F.
Morrison. lots c15 and Els in Loreland:
SO
Henry ". FAR to Marguerite c. Van
Buren,. Lat IS on Thirteenth street:
$4,000
Mary J. Earlywine to Lulu S. Windcr.
lot in Edgewood: $40.
Edward Winesdorfcr TO W. +. Ander-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-14

BUY WAR SAVINGS STAMPS
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-14
Three BROTHERS
sent TO JAIL

Charged with breaking into an inter
cta,c shipment at Golfers few months
ago Sam Lrr and Lester Palmer
brothers appeared in l. S. district court
The three hrothrrs pleaded guilty ana
Sam and Lee wcrr sentenced TO ScTT" 80
days in tho Ohio county jail whilc
Lester was fincd SIS.
They stole n case Of oysters valued Al
s1a from car on Tho Pennsylvania
railroad and were arrested by railroad
detectives and turned over TO the |. 8
marshals 3. N. Whalley defended the
trio.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-14

grandeur and employs thousands Of men,
women. children and horses. The must
cal score was written by Brcil. who COM
posed the score for Tho Birth of q Ma
ton" and Intolerance" and will be play
cd by Il special orchestra of twelve men.
The Birth of q Race" will be seen at the
Court for five nights and five matinccs
Starting Tuesday. May IF. There will
be but one performance each day and
evening and seats will he reserved for all
shows. Box office sale opens Friday
morning.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-14

son. lot ~ in Warwood: $780,
Charlotte F. Martin ct al. TO s. NJ.
Baird. lot in Park View: $40.
Jessie 3. McC'uslsey ct al. TO Emma J.
Fulton. lot in Eighth ward: $40.
l.. r. Frolu and wife TO Horn Lark1ns,
lot in Chapliuc and Lofts addition;
S1n
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-14
COUNTY COURT
Licensed to " ed.

Almond Denim. 81. and Adelinc Key
nard, SO. both Of Yerk-ille. Ohio.
John r. Powell. 50. Of Grantown. W:
Va. and LYDIA ". Walls. 80. OF Flint.
Mich.
Ralph r I.arur: Is. and Virginia N.
Reilly, IS. both OF Wheeling.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-12-06

public tribute to the actor that sur
passed most hopeful estimates. lhoush
The campaign for a permanent cndo",
mont has merely begun. it has received
such Wonderful impetus by todays at
tendance as to assure the actors home
on Staten Island OF eventually secur-
ing the financial basis it needs. ms
proof that the business men "ho'e-
heartcdly appreciated the co-operat'oh
and aid given them in war fund urNc9
and in sustaining the morale OF trooPS
was the 100 per cent attendance a' ny
aires taken over. These houses proueh'
from $4,000 to $1,000 each.
Among speakers at the Commodore
theatre were Major General John +.
Organ, James NJ. Beck, Mrs. Henry l.
Dawson. Sheriff Knott, Bishop burcn
Rear Admiral Glennon. Rear Adnlirai
Usher, Major General Menoher ana
Henry W. Taft.
A ticket autographed by the Prince
of Wales and bought by Mr.. and MIS-.
John II. Rockefeller. Jr.. for s25'ooV
VAS turned back u the committee for a
second sale, John J.. Flagler, who hau
already donated 5000. gave an aoui'
tional $4,000 and received the ticket,
which thus nettcd the fund total VI
$4,000. Wireless reports from se'era'
, transatlantic and cuast~iSe passenger
steamships stated that Speclai pro
grams had been arranged by captains
! for the afternoon at sea. Specla4 eNer'
| ciscs COMMUNICATING work Oh inc sI"s'
J were held in auditOriumS OF all pupiiN
schools Tho board OF trustees Oh 'h'
! Actors Fund passed resolutions 'hahA
| ing all who have contributed TO the sue
Csc Of actors national memorial day
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-12-06
KEEP LOOKING YOUNG
It's Easy-If You Know DR..
Edwards Olive Tablets

The secret of keeping young is to feel
voung-to do this you must watch your
liver and bowcls-there's no need of
having a sallow compleyion-dark linGs
under your eyes-piulples-a bilious
look in your face--dru eyes with no
sparkle. Your doctor will tel YOU
ninety per cent of all sickness comes
from inactive bowels and liver.
DR.. Edwards, well-known physician
in Ohio. perfected vegetable COM
pound mixed with olive oil to act on
the liver and bowels. which he gave to
his patients for years.
DR.. Edwards Olive Tablets, the sub
stitute for Calomcl. are gentle in their
action yet always effective. They bring
about that natural buOyanCy which all
should enjoy by toning up the liver and
clearing the system of impurities.
DR. Edwards Olive Tablets are known
Hy their olive color. lOc and 2oc-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-12-06
Dempsey Under Contract
To Fight at New Orleans

NEW ORLEANS. Dec. Jack
Dempsey. heavyweight champion. is al
ready under contract to meet in New
Orleans. the winner Of the Beckett
CARPENTER right. pOulnlci: j. Torlorlch.
fight promoter of this city. announced
today. He added that Nate Lewis OIL
Chicago. acting as his representatives,
was due TO arrive in London today to
sign up Carpenter the new heavyweight
champion OF Europe.
Il have DcmpScy's contract I" meet
! the winner of the RrckC,t-Carp"n,ier
! tight IN New orleans. and know Dcmp-
( scy Will keep his word" Tortorich SAID
~ arrangement have been made To cabic
, to Carpcrtivr ten percent Of his guaran-
! tcr the day he signs the articles.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-12-06

Walter Burrows, Of the, PittsbufSh
Rc:rigerating company. Is in the ely
for few days looking after business
interests.
II. c. Thomas. Of wellsvilie. o., -
spending a few weeks the guest ,pf
friends at Pleasanton. 1900. 80
Miss Catherine Nelson, OF Triadel.
rh:a, left last evening for Beaver Fails.
Pa. to spend a few weeks vacation.
". 2. Hartley. Of Warren. O.. left last
evening for his home after spending 0
few weeks vacation with relatives here.
Mrs. Mary Higgins, Of Overlook IS
spending a few days the guest OF her
sister at Pittsburgh, Pa #
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-12-06
ELM GROVE
MANY New Members.

Many new members arc being taken
in each week by Mystic lodg" No. "a.
knights uf rythias. and keen interest,"
IS being taken by the members who are
unXiuuS to secure . now hall al an carl|
date. 1t is the desire of the members
TO have an up-t0-datc hall as soon as
possible and with this IN view a stock
company has been formed and stock
is hriug sold 10 all mrlnhcIs Of tn
lOhEN.