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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-10-27
De SAN SEBASTIAN

Ell 81 por Ia noche reuni6se 81 comi-
te localSinionista, Y undo la mayo
ria del actual concejo Municipal, h
cieron por unanimidad los nombramien-
tos sigu'entes:- Comisionado. de servi-
clio Publico, Rafael Rivera Negroni; de
Instruction v Hacienda, Narciso Ra-
bell Cabrera; de Sanidad, doctor Mano-
lin Psvia Fernandez. Ell pueblo unio-
nista ha recibido con jibilo la desisn1
cion de estos senores, por ser elemen-
tos acreedores a Ia coafanza del Far
lido. Social stas, republicanos e indie
pendientes de este pueblo ven en- la no
minaci6n de los senores va indicados.
una solida garantia para ell orden y Ia
prosperidad dc esta comarca. eonaele-
mentos tan prestigiosos nuestra admi-
nistraci6n municipal queda absolute
mente asegurada.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-10-27
NOTAS DE BAYAMON


Los alumnos del cuarto slo dc N Al
"A Esouela Dc Bayam6n han consosui-
40 enc los EenerOsOs empresariOs del oi
ue VARTRDADRs le cedan el cine para
dar una funci6n . beneaeio de dicho
aio. pues parece que no quieran espe-
rar mucho para dar principle a Ia pre-
paracion de su annario, graduation, e.c
Al 50 hace. j6venes, tOdo prepare 10
con tempo IS meior
AL0o DEsAGRADABLE.
Hay eiertos jovencitos en- nuestra
High" cue no - portan como deb e
ran Reelaman muehos dsreehos. pcro
olyidfn muehos deberes. Nuestro Prin.
eipaL los maestros. y el Inspector Sc
han propuesto aeabar con estas majale
Flas. y nosotros como estndian.es de.
seosos de IA buena Marcia y buen nom
bre De nuestra eseuela. les ayudaremos
Hay uno cue habla de Lsyes escolares
de otras eosas. perO dicho hombrecito
olyida cue para ser considerable es ne
eesario poFtarse como un caballero. y
0tras eosas mae.
va hablaremos mas claro. sepan los
mrestros que estaremos siempre dis
puestos a prsStarles nuestra syuaa en-
todo.
BIEN HEcHo.
Los alumnos de la Alta Eseuela dir;-
giran una atenta y carinosa carta la
Junta Esc0laT saliente. dandole gra.
eias expresivas por el interes que ellos
y han tornado por tener Ia Alta Escue-
"A en- bnenas condolences y por Ia cons,
trnccion del taller de Artes Manuales,
cue ha reEnltadO muy bneao.
Rs honor mereeido. y ESQ es cumplir
con AN deber. I'm ese canine estamos
Al lado dc nuestros comp heres para que
aemostremos siempre que sabemos no
olvidar 4 los cue nos colOcan en- la via
del progreso y nos ayudan a preparar-
nos para triunfar.
BUEN PRoPosITo.
ouieren mis- cOmpaherOs, 20 con
clos, cue tensamos una bandera boni-
"a, representation de nuestra Alta rs
euela, y Ia idea es por demas simpsti
ca hernosa. Pediremos Ia ayuda de
nuestros maestros. Ia de nuestros ami.
sos. y daremos nosOtrOs 10 que podamos.
y tendFem0s una bonita bandera que IA
ga honor = nuestra eseuela.
Propongo cue Sc nombre una eomisi6n
Tornado por dos alumnOs de cada aAo.
20. se de principle Ia labor, y q. el dia
a "a terminemos, tengamos, con permiso
Dc nuestro principal senior Audas. una
hestecita en- Ia eseuela; pues no todo
ha de ser estudiar. eompafleros.
Y entonees. euando estemos en- la nss
"a. nos diyertiremos. pero procedsendo
siempre como persOnas cnltas.
EUsTILo.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-10-27

La escuela Whittier que bejo la
competente direcc;6n del obrero don 10
Sc Torres y del inspector del Departa-
mento del Interior, don Carlos L. de
Choudens estaba reconstruyendose, ha
sido terminada, haciendose aver, su en-
trega la Junta Escolar. Felicitamos a
Gus directories por la construction de un
edificio que tan notable falta venSa
hacienda.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-10-27
Por los tuberculosis

Relacion de las personals de Mauna-
DO Patillas que han contribuido para
la construction de casetas en- el Sana-
tOriO Insular para tuberculosis.
- wv~@. 80
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-10-27

ST desea usted utilizar los SER
vicios de un tenedor de libros
de experiencia para trabaios
fuera de las horas de oficina di-
rijase al apartado 81o, San
Juan, Puerto Rico.
Advt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-10-27
HUMACAOl RESPONDE A LOS
TUBERCULOSIS

Relacion de las personas de Huma
Gao que han contribuido para la cons
truceion de casetas en- el Sanatorio
Insnla1. nara Tnhercnlnsns.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-10-27

EN IA C0RTE MUNICIPAL DEL
nlnxRIT0 JUDICIAL MUNICIPAL
IN RIO ORANDE PUERTO RfcO
EnTADO1 UNIDOs DE- AMERICA
m PnEsIDENTE DE los EE w sE
haimunas FABON CARRAsQuILLo
Dsmanasnis
aarslion ds Fabis FIoUERoA give
nA , naitarara LAURAh0 DIA1. cam
pnesia ds rul hiios Pe1To nsgund0. Va
csnts. Fausiins. banlio, hsrahna. Mar.
60. , carman Figueroa Lauran0.
Demndados.
CIVIL 30. 40 iea
.sonRE ooBEo DE DINERo"
EDlcTo
Ys gnsn calsada. nsrrhal ds IA Cor
% nuairipsl asi Distrit0 Jndic.ai hln.
nisipai a. No oranas. RR4
Cnnxuico.~Qns "a rumpiimiento
a. ~ nombrnmisute q sissnei6n ds tsn
tsnrla ass ms ~ Iias sEpsaiao sn e.
ts eane ~ q .aelratarie o. ssia caEts
Mnniripai pan mflafacsr a dsmandsn.
% u suma a. IRnsCIENTOs C.H.
cuENxA D0LAnBs e. pr.ncipsL sus
iuisruseI IA Ace ~ cisuto pr aAo fci
a. Il fafha a. EEnriIairnio dei prttta.
- = - asodo ~ 81 ortubfs ef lgi7
halia ens 80 nsiilfslha. 81 bilnes de a
rlcni1n denanaaaa. ~ embaIsado y
vrn4sr6 nn pahlira auhasia tods Il ds.
rscho. fIiIae = inisrts cue dicha nncs
altn fenEa n11Is - anca nlEninnte.
nuaTIcA.--Pr11ie "a tsrrtro eon.
pnrlio a. auinea eusrtaa eluisaieutes
= cinco hfrtaEfas ochauia : nnovs
Area , elroueata , eaaiIo esntaEsas
dstfinsfaf = cafe. pasios conuns1 y
frufcs ms.aIrs. niis e. a barrlo de cu.
~ 81 nunic,plo a. Lolra. a. ~. en-
nnanl pcT "a mere cen natnrnino ~
guelaa ~ el1nI eco CeGllie Tiraao:
pcf Il M1ia ron 1niiAn EchnFgy y por
q oaHts con neEagh Hsrmsnos''.
Dilta Iuhlrl1 f1n1ll ingar q dia oace
a. NerlGmhIs 81 ioie q ias de- Dc IA
tarta. en - oa.ina s.fa e. e sdiaec
a. esfa coIis nunlclpal y ~ otorgrt
"a hnena pTt A msies porior Al eontaao
ysn msnsaa as - Eltados upldos ds
Amfnra.
ne orln1s 2. d. ~ ds Ostubss ds
1919
yuan cALzADA.
Msuhti Muniripsl A. mo- Grands.
rn Aagf.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-10-27

Al joven Sebastian Ramirez, hijo de
este pueblo, sargento, sanitarios del Re
gimiento de Puerto Rico, sus jefes lie
han concedido hcencia por ounce dias.
Con tai motive, henos tenido, la, salts
faccion de saludarle Y desearle todo ge
nero de dichas en- Ell querido y inaterno
hogar. r. ~.s
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-10-27

Sc vende panel peri6dico viejo a
$3.50 quintal. Dirija sus pedidos a
"EI Mundo". Advt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-10-27

Lea usted EL MUNDo.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-10-13
FLUSHING

pinLus Freedman. of Bcllaire. was a
business visitor in town &c" da!S '''S
wees. ,,.,,.o 4,
Re sure 10 have a roprescntativc IN
YOUR town in the Intclli Eenccr Au'"'"o
lilo and Diamond Campaign. ,d
Miss Nora kr.m spent rhN "''N
with relatives in Martins Ferry. ,,-s
! daughter was born I" Mt: ana MIS-
Ernest Shailrrnss. Friday. OCT, ~, .,
Miss lrmr Eahb spent 'Ec "c'h '"u ~
hcr homo in lIcndryshurE. $1,000,
Mics Florence Hunter attrnhcu
,cachcr's meeting at st. ClnirSSliIe SAT-
urday. ..,r,,,o- NJ
Mrs. Dorsey Moody and dauEhter -!
Columbus. arc visiting her parents MI
md Mrs. Max kl"mm .h,,d-
Mr. and Mrs. william Pcel ana cntIu
ron ana Mss AlC" MIX E1SH'" '''
week with friends III Dover. ONO,
Mr.. and Mrs. VI. NJ. Mcv"nn%i .rnro
Cr>, &c 'hc week for Dover ,'hl", WIZ
ih.y will make their future nome
Miss Mildred white. VINO is tcaE
school NJ Adcna. spcIN tho week ci'G
with her parents, Mr.. and MIS- fr'"
MIR, Victoria Fisher has rcturnSn
from tho Ohio Valley hospital whcrc S"'
has been for tho past week.
A. L.. DickcTNon and family my
turned from "A two weeks NiS't win W.
ativcs in rosEnCtOn. -.
Post Off;cn Inspector G. T.. Ne"lIn' W
GAINESVILLE. vas business F.Sior !"
town this week. .,, .,a
Miss Edna Rowles spent the Week Gnu
viii her rarcrts at Louisville.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-10-13
Martins Ferry Rris1a.

Miss Margaret Sedgwick leaves TO-
day for Quaker city. after spending
Sunday with her parents.
Vincent O'DOnnon is confined to his
homo on North Fifth street. suffering
with hipthcria.
William Sanue's arrived here from
Chattanooga. Tom. yesterday 70 spend
n fnw days visiting with his parents
Mrs. Thomas Acres leaves tomor-
row for her home at Los Angeles. Cal
following n several weeks visit with
friends here
Or. John Johns has arrived home
after a couple OF weeks fishing trip
encrt on the South Eranch Of the
Potomac.
Mr. and Mrs. Paul V. CARPENTER and
son. leave tomorrow for their future
homo Mt Jacksonville. Fla.
Miss Pearl Mcmahon Of Washington
street. Is improving nicely following
her lengthy illness
Dr. Carol NcGinnns - somewhat inn
proved following his recent Illness
md hopes are entertained for his carly
Tho Daughter. ~ Rohccca will hold
thotr rcCulnr meeting in tho F'ratcrnal
hall on Fifth street. tomorrow OVEN
Mrs. W. ". Davies has arrived homo
after attending the National convention
II the War Mothers Of America. at
Baltimore. Ma.
Anthony Coynr ia again ah'c - HI
out following lengthy Illness ~
pneumonia.
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home at Bartlett. ILL.,. after hriei WISH
with relatives in this city.
Mrs. \. DSullIvan OF tniS cl.S. 10
returned home after L week 5 WISH sp''''
with Pittsburgh relatives.
Mise JreSie English l. spending d ~
DAVIS rs tho guest Of friends ana Eeia
tivcs at Pittsburgh.
Clyic HardcStN. candidate Tor 'o"n
shin irraSur"r viii spend the uhy
work in IN" township IN the interest," ~
Mr, ard Mrs. ]. =. Gallagher OF this
city arc spending few days N'S'''"i -
W'llIstnn. Ohio. ;o
Tho regular meeting Of Brlm"nl Nr,n
NJ. 9J5 OF III" Fratcrnal order Q! f-asiE'
will be held this evening.
Edward Schaffcr has returned nom
after a few days hunting trip in the pack
part OF the county. o.,
Morning services wc"r conducted 81
81. Paul's Lutheran church y"E "Iuas
and n large congregation attended mo
services.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. e. Sutt hav" rrtWrnrd
home after tcw days WISH WIN '''|''
sons at Marietta. Ohio. ~,
Tho Ten Virgins Rally hHld NJ me
Park NJ. l. church yesterday IS said 10
have brrn = very successful AFFAIR.
The members 81 lhc orchestra or INC
A NJ T.. church If Martins Forty. rem
dereJ a program of selections at TN"
church IN this city icrdaE,
Mrs. James Dillon Of R:tv"na. ohio -
spending a few days visiting with r"la-
IlVrs in this city.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-10-13
SANDY RIDGE, U.

Mrs. Narear", EunIy. widow "f me,
Jatc Charles Euudy Of Tir"ma. g., di'd
NJ 10 u'clu,k Tuesday "Ncnlng at ntr
res !drncc. She had retired n hrr
usual health and near !" CLOCK ST.
complained II hurting IN her breast
and n"r2; and called for drink OF water.
her son rIar"n. brought III" wal"r'
hut sh" died before drinking II. 81" IS
survived by IN" following rhl!Ir"n:
F.iIis and E:ld"n. both Of ,Ci"rclnnd
Lewis. Of Morristown: Mrs. John Hick-
cnhrtham Of Rock Hih: Fred. Of Ia,
coma and Clarence at homo. deceased
was in tho seventeen ySar Of hrr "a age:
afternoon at . o'clock. Intcrmcnt at
Saltwater buryinr ground.
seven ncrsonS VIII Dc made :Iprcmely
harpy in tho InrelligcnccT's Automobile
ard Diamond Campaign--you cnn be ont
Of them.
Mrs. Sarah CLANCY. west OF Barnes,
willie. celebrated her ciEhty-sevehtnn
birthday Monday. All tho dclicaclSS OF
Ne season were served and large
birthday cake with eigh;y-sevcn candies
formed The r"nterpiccc. Mr.. and Mrs;
Bert Haiicy and son CLANCY. ATTENDED
Mr. Ernest Howell left Wednesday
for Cleveland. where he has sooo
'"SMis Wanda Burns Of Goshen Ridge, is is
visiting her daughter. Mrs. John
NF Mss Anna Steer Of Salem ,oS O. sP "5i
relatives in this vicinity. ,,,or,
Mrs. John spencer. Mrs. F; D. BowSi d
Mci'arty Of Rarncsy'llc. yer" gnnS1S Oh
Mrs. William Boyd. Friday evening.
Mrs Ricnzi Davis of Goshen Ridge
roiurncd homo from III" Wheeling
hnsni,aI ono dry las week. ~ t.,
Iafavctt" Taylor rf Nj Ollrett, is
seriously i'll n; this writing;
snmidci '', We're the guests of Mr.. and
S Mrs =. +. Fisher Tuesday evening;
several from here listened 10 rh m"a
Brvan's speech al EarncSHIllc' Inu'"'
day morning.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-10-13
ANOTHER AMERICAN =
CARDINAL MAY Be
NAMED THIS YEAR.

ROME, Friday. Oct. .1o.-Aeeordins to
a report IN circulation In Vaticsp quar-
ters. there is still q probability that q
new American cardinal Wtii be appointed
at the consistory which; the pope will
hold during the first fortnight In Decem-
bcr. The probability is considered very
slight. however.
The consistory in December will wit
ness the inauguration Of the series OF
great ceremonies at the Vatican sus-
pended during the war. In the hrst
thrce months Of 1920 there arc to be
three lamentations. eliminating with
that Of Joan Of Arc. which Is fixed Tor
Whitsuntide and will be a gloriication
of the loyalty to religion OF the warrior
spirit Of France
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-10-13
.UKRA|NAN UPRISING
AGAINST DENEKINE

BERNIE. saturday. Oct. line
l'krainlan UPRISING against nShef% a,
Dcnckinc IN southwestern EusSm' IS
continuing. especially in the neighbor-
hood Of Kicv. according to reports re-
cciv"d here by the Ckrainian mission.
three boatloads of provisions which
were on their way along the Dnlep"r
river to the Denckine troops were re-
Gently captured by tho Ukrainlan
forces. ,,.;
Among the troops who arc lighting
against General Dcnckne are many
former soldiers and mounted peasants
VIII" ar" said to have become na, Smrase e}
nilered atrocities. Forty women in one
Village. were recently shot, it o is sam iG
Inc I'krainian army at Odessa. ard IL
IS charged that three other women were
banged in the region of Ioliava,
More than 200 Ukrainian prisoners nave
bren massacred by the Denckine sold
icrs. it is asserted. The Ckra,n1 .ad
soldiers arc reported. to he well armed
and to 10 constantly receiving rem
fnrrpmentS.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-10-13
CHECK that COLD
RIGHT AWAY
DR.. Kings New Discovery has
relieved colds and coughs
for fifty years.

II was an unusually high QUALITY
cold. cough. grippe and Group remedy
when introduced half n century ago.
Not once IN all tho years since then has
tho quality been allowed 10 d"t"ri"rat".
Its efrec, ivcncss in combating colds and
caughs has been proved thousands OF
times in thousands OF families. Taken
by Erownups and given 10 IN" niue
ones for the safe. sure treatment OF
colds and grippe. coughs ana Group, It
leaves absolutely n" GISasrc "&hl" after
effects. Get a bottle al your druggists
today. SOC and $3.50.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-10-13
Man VIII Graduate

The graduating class of the Bcllairc
High S"houl ncNt spring will be the larg
"St IN tn" history If the school At the
present time indications are that il will
~. composed Of about - members When
tn" class entered the high school four
y"ars ago as Freshmen it was composed
Of 100 members. nearly 20 having
dropped out sine" then. III" Freshman
class this year is composed Of $50 MEM
h"rS as compared 10 49, in the class
last year.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-10-13
Licenses Now Available.

While II was practically impossible
for city Cl'rk charles Srhcll to keep n
sufficient supply Of hunting llr"rs"
hlankS ON hands ~ IN" beginning &c ~"
season. he rs .omr"ll'd :" r.,Su. Il larr'
uumb = "r receipts for n" hunting foes.
Th"s.. receipts vii now u" EXCHANGED
for th.' regular licenses. il tho holders
will apply NJ tho RriIE"rnri Hardwar"
company store nj any t.w".
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-10-13
woman,s Club Meeting.

Mrs. Blanche ". Luptnn will he the
hostess 70 the members Of tho Women's
Club Of this city. at their meeting on
Thursday Of this week For dis
rusSioq,. tho subject will be: France
is tho soldier Of God" tn" following
is tho program for tho meeting:
Roll Call-Frcn'h Heroes and Hero
peace Confercnce at V"rsail!cs-Mrs.
Sheets.
Parshing in Francc-Mrs. y. w.
k"rr.
Calls To Arms"-John McCrc"-
Mrs Fxlcy.
Foch and Jonrr-contrast and Com
parison-MrS. Carmichael.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-10-13
School Paper Out

The scmi-uouthly PAPER Of tho local
high school is TO make its initial appear
Ince today. Already there ar" nearly
100 subscribers. The nam" e the paper
is "Th" Rod and Black" Il will CON
irin interesting notes on local school
liz and viii b" ISSUED under tho dirCc-
li"us Of Miss llawktns. high school
teacher
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-10-13
uas Endorsed Street

rho numbers ri thu Woman : GIVE
,,,,h n.I, ror,. nr record ~ 'aNor.nE
,,n.'a s,rc., Throughout tn" l"ng'h - ~"
nv ''h,l ur.. h"artlis 'n l"N"' 81 M
.r;I,. r.f,lvny proposition 70 rc hnt"a
,,-,,,, H.. local electors November !. Tn"
~,uh VIII crdcator to get tn" C"-"P'ra+
,,,,n of H. CIV officials IN nump"r g.!
nuIiic i;uprpNcmCui matters.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-10-13

The Moundsvlle High school football
team appears as the next opponent Of
Tho Red and Black on tho local high
schools schedule. The contest - Schcd-
ulcd for next Saturday at tho sixteenth
Street park here. This game viii Civ"
local fans som" data on the Bellairc-
Wheeling strength.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-10-13

moCtlng IT ihN pHrrnTS Ut ~"
pupils who attend the Central school.
and tho principal and 'cach"rS OF the
school will be held at tn" bulid'nE' t"-
Parcnt-Tenchcrs Association Will u" re-
organiz"d for III" year. TIL" meeting
prom: SOS 10 ho Of interest and large
number Of the parents are expected.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-10-13
MSrainnn,u RncinHr

Members of the Missionary society Of
tho First PRESBYTERIAN church will meet
Tuesday afternoon NJ 'hc home Of Mrs.
Elizabeth Carroll on Thirty-third street.
An interesting program has been pre-
pared for tho session. Following the
program II social session will be en-
loved.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-10-13

The gam" uf fn",hGll which was
scheduled for Saturday afternoon at
East Liverpool between tho Red and
Black team Of tho local school and tho
team of that place. was not PLAYED, The
up-rivcr MANAGEMENT called here on the
telephone and had the game cancelled
when it rained all day 1T East Liver
pool.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-10-13
Rally Day Services.

Rally. Day sfrviccs werc NondNctfu
4, tho United Presbyterian Sabbath
school Yesterday morning. and a larg"
attcndaacc Of tho members Of the Sab
hath school as we'll rs IN" COrCrcg1-
ton was noted. A special program
which had boon prepared was carried
out. and II proved very interesting Ia
those in attendance.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-10-13

The members of The doEre" T"7m "I
Waneta Tribe No. IS. Of The 1mpTovcd
order Of Red Men OF this city. Will
tourney 70 the wigwam OF the tribe a
Rayiand. Ohio. Thursday evening OF
this week. wrcrc they will comic" the
degrees OF the order on a large class
E'Ik tribe 4 number oP the members
Of Tho local tribe will accompany tn"
members OF the team and a line time is
promised.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-10-13
Game Not Play cd

Tho game O. football Schean.Ta ,,I n
,c-rc-day afternoon ut the SiAISSuSH''
S,rcrt bail park h.,w""n tn" IrlihiF'
N,bie;,rs and tn :. J Grrn"iS 81 lie, ~.
hnr.h was no, staged TIL" game "nS
I,o-I pon"d hrcauS" "I ihr nuHul ,''n,ns
',,l &, hi cridlr"n. IN" wv" trains
80 r,rct latcr IN the season.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-10-13
Strike Vote Today.

Another meeting Of the employees OF
the Laughlin mil Will be heId inns
rnnrrinr az which time j, il planned by
those in charg" to take vote or IN"
vorkmeu. As to whether they VIII r.
turn 10 work. some state that th"E
had no voice in tn" question when they
were called out Of the mill.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-10-13
Pioneer Lodge To Meet.

The rNgnlNr mo"llnC 0t TTWN0Er I"NE"
No. 1927. BruthrrhnuG If Railway
Jerks and Station Employees Will he
held IN the Fra;"rual hall on North
Faith street "Wednesday evening. and
the officials stat" that n large amount
Of business is on hands for transaction
Lv'the new lodge.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-10-13
o. U. A. NJ. Meeting Tomorrow.

An important meeting Of tn" local
Men will y" held n u" rooms of tn"
Hcinlriu building tum"rrnw evening. at
which time plans viii bc mad" for curr-
Ect!c work in III" interests Of the ord r.
All OF the mcribcrs have been urged 20
attend.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-10-13

Pictures only will be shown at INC
T@>t,rr" theatre tonight and tomorrow
ni.;!rt -; usual. but an interesting pro
gram of pictures Will be shown.
Haurk'S CraCkcrjaCks Will open Tour
day prograrn at lie theatre on N.GHcS-
duv evening. and they are sure TO DC
delight to the patrons.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-10-13
nr,irinn DAY Observed

r,o,;v,nn Dav was OISorNed yesterday
q, ~ FIRST PrHShy' Crjau church,
number ot nov members w.rc TAX ma!
M, church communion Will be observed
AZ thus church next sunday. preparatory
scryires Will b. held Friday evening.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-10-13
past Officers Club,

The members OF tn" past officers cup
Of the Daughters of Liberty Of tins CITY
will be entertained NJ tn" home OF MISS
Mary Miller. ~ her homo on lattcrSonS
Run, Sion r. west Of Tins city. WcdncS-
day evening o. this week. and Goou
time is promised the members.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-10-13
Harvest Home s.rvIe.

The annual Harvest Home services
were held yesterday AT tho First Re-
formed church. Communion was OBJ
served in connection with tho event and
IN" pastor. Rev. f. c. Burkhnrdt dcliv-
cred a special sermon on the subject.
blessings Of Thankfulness" In the
evening n special missionary service
was observed
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-10-13
Church Play Friday.

\ church play viii b" given IN mo
Fifth street ~ N. y. church. Friday
evening Of this week. by tho pupils az
the Sunday school. under direction OF
Mrs. William parrah The program
will begin promptly at o'clock. ana
promises To b. extremely interesting 10
NIL who ATTEND
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-10-13
Martins Ferry News
South Fourth
all Mart STR
nn,,,.a Hnneral Services.

Funeral services for Mrs. Charles
James. VOL known resident of Zane
street. Who died last FRIDAY AFTERNOON,
were condurtcd from the, family h0mc
afternoon. IN charge OF Key.
|. : E0S- Of 'h" FIRST MclhndiSt
rhur,h If this city. assisted by Rev.
T.. T.. S~h.itz Of IN" Bell. View Nj; T.;
church Of Sicub"nyIllC, former local
pastor. The body was LAID at rest III
Ri\SrVicw cemetery.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-10-13
Rallv Day Obssrvefl

Rally Day was observed yesterday at
the First Methodist Episcopal church.
There were special features during the
day An address was given hE Re-.
t'lvdr BASS who recently returned horne
from tho army service. \ quartet rem
dered special muSjg.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-10-13
ro,1ansbee Tanks Meet Defeat.

Tn. FOllHnSbcr Tanks. Werr d"leAtCu
I'm their game of football. against The
Caritol Inn team of his city at
League Park yesterday afternoon; hys
the score Of & 10 before crowd or
more ,Eon Thousand fans. The field
was very stlc!"y. IN" 10 IA" rams OF
yc .;nr,iay. and IN" gam" WAS better
than a vaudcvill" show. The lon"
touchdown was madc by j.: M"''Ium-
DIV. Who received n forward pass from
Ike C"cIl hack Of the goal I'M. Cecil
then Kicked the goal. making tn" sc"r"