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The Monticellonian., 1919-10-10
SELECT YOUR SEED NOW

his year We had spring. Immediately
we're drought and hot weather
shortage OF al! kinds of seeds We
spec mex spring high priced seed weak and
seed for sale Every Arkansas protect
N ps eeahs good farm seed through the M
winter IN such ways will keep strong vigorous a
VIo se sooa seed from his this fall from
neiShDorS the farm seed he will ne next
rom TWO TO Tour times needed N
" ave- because much of the fall will
pms ~ oaha 10 be poor 1t viii be easy good
t@seo SEED OF every farm crop Will Yields qal
e0u u ola distance seed corn brought o mics p@
ei crop man seed raised
It + planted HEAVY losses sustained by Akh
growers plant NJ seed M
ana frequently is yielding
o. corn Iof ICED should be SUI
SILK Is necessary 10 getting Yield the disease
eu9 p'"h the yield is prevalent oil indca
% uea5l Is weak stalks that break easily a strong
~ luton IRON those parts of highest yr
- PtI 4ehei 90 ahead OF the the COL
% nun 'ae BEST plants Store the well
~ ~ saea way that it VIII snncd sapaae
~ - s4ote'97is
w. viii re less eoypea seed for spring there was
i'ie Who can should have Will need
- ~ ~ y a seed was scarce last spring, twice
except from hard picked seed ~ ~ ~
velvet beans generally alpra III. 80, h,o weak and
~ $aapea IN by Alabama was planted i the most yaubh
cure 4 ONE ID fail " - i"i - -
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n. D. GOTHAM,
Clerk of the Drew Chaneery Court.
W. & w. Attys. 9-119-6t.
The Monticellonian., 1919-10-10
\ THE DREW CHAN

Clerk, Drew Cha1eeey Clerk
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SHADYSIDE

Miss Doanc Caldwell and Miss Hazel
McC;rcw were shopping IN wheeling OH
Tuesday.
Seen persons will be MADE :aprcmely
hairy in The IntclliCrnccr's Automoohe
ara Diamond Campaigr-you cnn be one
Il them.
Mr.. W ". Smith, Of ,sist"rsyiliei re-
turned Yesterday 10 his h"n" after nav
ing spent few days h"re as guest o.
mis- son Il. n. Smith.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ava Kent. OF futhcy
Addition. are HON" from VS., WI"
friends and relatives on Winding 'llLll'
Mrs. Jasper Davis and daughter MIS-.
Nancy Prcttyman. wrr" in St"uo"hN'!io
Tuesday night. to attend diS,rlct Iliec.
ing Of the Daughters OF Pocah0n'as
lodge
Tr.vate Joseph Peal. 81 Charleston;
w. Va. who very lately returned irom
overseas cSrvice. 3 VISITING MS nIot i
William lIar,s""k. Of East o. L1'r' SEeycraI
months here before g".ng I'M" mih,dry
training and has many friends III SHADY
side who welcome him back
Mrs. John Fulton. at MI, mas ~ 81
Iay with her sister. Mrs. Joseph Hurk-
hart. of Central avenue.
Mrs Mary EroihcrS. Of Lincoln ave
nue.. is 4 guest this week 81 relatives
Mr.. and Mrs. John c. J"ffcrs. Of High.
land avenue. have returned from a WISH
IN Pittsburgh.
Mr. and Mrs T. A. Rose. a. Lincoln
ayrnur. will leave to-day for 'crcS'o'
Arkansas. where they own farm IhcS
expect to be gone about thrc" weeks
Mrs. Harvey Crook. "f Highland ave
nue. has returned from IN "T"r SUNDAY
visit with relatives near JacooshurS.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Wise ana sons
are at home aitrr visit az several DAYS
with relatives IN Mnurdsvilic.
Mr. George Lewis. Of AVondale. IS
improving his property by having wei!
drilled mar The house.
Rev. 4 T. Ecniamin. az IN" CHRISTIAN
church. will !6avc Oh Monday morning
for cincinnati Ia attend tn national
cnrvrat.on of the church. The Endra,
! vor society "r the church has included
his CxDrnsrs in it, budget for thr year.
Tic Misses Marie Phillips and NcrTa
| Dawson. Of S;hadysdc. teachers IN inc
Auft school. at DiilIc's Bottom. arc rlan =
MIN: for a social 1t their school bn'II-
in, Tomorrow evening. TIE proceeds
from, the undertaking VIII b" used inr Il
library. SEVERAL young p""rl" from
her, ,.Xrc,; 80 attend.
rr,. meeting of tho Presbyterian
Wn,nan's Home and Foreign Missionary
! Sorir,v which should haN" been h''H
Yesterday tf'"rroou w" r"S'p"a"d IN
~ "Wednesday afternoon of mkt Week
! hr,'aus., If .le quarantine eM'tnS III
'r,. Town,
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List of Contestants and Credits
Accepted for Publication
Burroughs Adding Machine Used to Insure Accuracy.
SECTION ONE.

The territory within the
City Limits of Wheeling
lying north OF Wheeling
Creek, including the Island.
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MANNINGTON
nicd suddenly.

Miss Hazel Kcichron. only daughter
Of Mr.. and Mrs. -. c. kciBhron. clcd
suddenly at their HON. IN M0rGant"wn'
of hcnnhorage Of III" lungs. SATURDAY
morning. Mr.. and Mrs k"lGhr"n were
former residents Of MannIn"ton. MT.
and Mrs. r. \. Leonard and w. y. way
attended tho funeral IN MorEan;own ms
week.
The carly beginners will hc tho happy
hni.hcrS in lEc IntclliEcnerr's Aut"n!o-
biz and Diamond campaign.
Mrs, F.. O. Murray vas visitor IN
Tairmon, yesterday and today.
Mrs. Dan Berry and children are VS.
Tim. her mnt'."r in Fl!rnont.
4. C. Clayton is n business visitor IN
PITTSBURGH. -,
q. @. George WIS business visitor IN
Cameron yesterday.
Miss Marion Lillian OF WEIGHING
sprnt tho week end here with relatives.
MIR. Jack McCar'n has returned TO MS
homo in Butler. PA. after Few days
visit with friends here.
r. l.. S'urm ~ spending n weeks va
cation in tn" Kentucky oil fields. STOP
rlng over in cincinnati for the gam"
this afternoon.
Mr.. 4. II. Smith. Of Carlsburs. spent
Yesterday here WITH ne huS'
Mr. and rils. Frank stewart are WIS.,
itirg their daughter at Logan. W. va
jess Mason and Jim charlton arc IN
Kcrtucky looking after OIL interests.
Mr. n A. lanes. of Iittlcton. spent
tho Gov IN town here yesterday.
Mr.. Dec Arnctt was visitor IN town
yesterday.
Miss Laura Parish Of Worthlngton' Is
Visiting relatives here for few days.
Miss Mabel Calvert spent the w""K-
end in Glars shurS with friends.
Mrs. Walter Straight is Wishing he'
Parents III harrisburg.
Miss Ictlt,a Ryan spent yesterday al
he homo here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred MILAN and FAMILY
Of Blue crock are visitors here. having
been called by the death or Mrs. MlilahS
niece in MorEantown.
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Marriage License.
St. C1airsyille Briefs.

Marriage License.
James T.. prIC" Of BhT""%E!itS All"
Julia Hoover Of Martins Ferry.
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'How Much More Tobacco
Will My Heart Stand
A Question Vital to Every Man Who Smokes
or Chews

know that tobacco Injuries them-and to
really quit takes more will power than
they have and causes more suffering
than they can voluntarily endure. To
nuIt the habit, make it easy for your-
sTIf by getting Nicotol tablets and talk
inr them as directed. The habit really
r,iits Won and its departure is a pleasure
r1ual 10 its indulgence.
II Won want to know how much easier
I, 10 10 quit the habit with Nicotol 80
without il, go twcnty-four hours 49,
ont tobacco and note what an effort It
c0sts YOU, then begin using IT a. usual
and take Nicotol tablets: At the end OF
week discontinue smoking or chewing
Tor n day and IL is probable you Will
have no desire to resume. At least yoir
Irsirc will be greatly diminished and
another week or two should make II not
only possible. but pleasure. to quit.
Manufacturers Notsi Nicotai 10 sold
under the positive guaranty that It j.
nor INJURIOUS; that X contains no habit
forming drugs: that it will help any man
70 throw OFT the tobacco habit, and tn AZ
any druggist will refund the entire pur-
chase price IL il falls. 1t 10 dispensed
! in wheeling under this guaranty by the
! Coleman and the Griest stores and other
good drugglstA.
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AGRICULTURAL
SUPERST|T|ONS
NOT so FOOLISH

WASHINGTON. Oct. S.-Thc problem
nr makiig agricultural supcrstitions in
10 scientific data Is being studied ny eS-
p'rts Of tho Department OF Agriculture,
who declares that many old maxim'
handed down from father To son Tor gen
cratinns are not really supcrstitions a
nil. but helpful information discovered
| BY ,kccnly obscrvant persons
Everybody has heard some o. the
m2xims. They deal with every variety
Of agricultural operation. Ecan nIant-
ing. for instance never was don" by the
furrfathcrs of the present generation OK :
rcpt al tho time Of the hlossomins OF
The blackberry bushes. When the cat =
kins had formed on the maple trees. It
was r. sign from nature that carly gar,
! doninv light commence. And toward
! tho close OF the season. warning OF
! frost was given by the maturing OF
| cucklcburs. .,,
Now. tho Department OF Agriculture,
declares that there IS otSt u'ne io5
every farm and garden operation ana
! thai some tree or shrub or plant indl-
cafes that time moro accurately than
! MI the scientific instruments can fcSls-
tcr IT, II ~ those signs which ~ere
noted by the pioneers who laid the 1oun.
G,tionx RI this country and recorded
in Tho simrlH savings handed down TO
nosterity. soon they will bc diGnihedci
with H." SCien'iiir ramr ~ ph"noloGy'
which IS the Sc'rn , "I p si"ns into Tho
!
| science of ph"n"loEy probably was PC
{ :.,u with campaign against thn fcs-
sian flv. Experts were "nd"hNorlnE 10
! dcternjuc tn" best time for planting
| whcat 81 that the SowinE&would be late
/ enough 10 prevent ruin ny inc pest ana
vol ,arIy enough TO work out tho gen
| ;.rol rule that the season varies TOUR
/ dave for each one degree Of LATITUDE.
uyc degrees OF longitude and 4Vo ic"s
! Of altitude. bu, "a no two seasons ar"
! ,,,.t Inc SAM" the rule could toll only,
approximately when the FARMER Sh"o'H
, iu his sowing. ;s.
. In seeking for more exact Euiu''
! mr. u, HOPKINS. Of the Department.
, fnr,ook tn" cold realms "t &cicntIn"
I,,r,,,Io. for "haCk TO nature lnt"rma-
Ian As plants respond to cI'mA,Ic
n,'Ji,;nns and NOT q! dates. II was dc =
cidcd tht som" n";urhl 1hhir"linn "ou,n
r,'.o ,hn ,nfcrmaiIrn desired. 1t is now
: k,,,nJ that observation has proved
~. ,bo hest ,imr Tor sowing whn;t
,h,, DorioJ bct"c'-l III" fun bloom
~, ~; al laIc CrlicnrNd and IN" tino
Ia, tho white common Japanese 'i
r,ntis fhowcrs arc u"ari yal! gone or inc
ln,ycs arc Gistinrtiy C0lor"d on inc u"h-
wood and h:"k"r1"S ,,.hot will
! WHAT las hecn done for what VIII
ho dnnc for other crops. but the worKinE
! " ~ tho eIrnv will be u slow process.
Wn,nwbiic every farmer and even th'
rf.T yo~dcnrr hay" th"ir own Eu'".S ~
barI # thcV ra," ci'~ ~ 800. u"
va. Tho supcr .r,ruiiou and folklore or
a.. called urimriiy" been juSNhrd ny
u .m1 'odw,u,cJ s.tcncc If III" twentieth
century.
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BLACK-DRAUGnT
CLEANS THE LIVER
Enthusiastic Texan Tells Of Bad
Fix He Was in and How He
Got Out by Using Black
Draught Liver
a.. 49,
~, Medicine.

Holland. Texas.-Mr. J. N. Messer,
who lives a short distance from here
out in tho country. says: BLACK
Draught is without doubt the best liver
say it will do all It Is recommended to
do and more.
am strong and healthy. but We all
need little active medicine once in q
while, and Black Draught u good
enough for me. It does the work we'll
md cleans the liver. carrying away
bile, the easiest Of any -purgative I have
ever seen. "a. 49,
Once, some years ago. had slow
fever and my stomach was In . bad az,
and eck-Draught gave me relief and
helped me a wonderful sight. 1t cured
me Of ind gestion. and the bad feeling
after eating. keep it for my family.
they use It and have for years. and too.
1t saves doctor bills and Is not expen-
svc.
A stitch in time saves nine and most
sickness is caused by bad liver. A
few doses Of Black DrauGht fixes that.
and don't sec why people don't use IL
and they would So" as l have, what
help II would be-
Ask your druggist for Thedtords
Black Draught
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|5T. CLAIR5V|LLE
Belmont County Seat News
Probate Court,

Estate OF Vi X" Orouu. do" Proof Of
rNriirat!cn 81 motto. 81 appoint He'd
tate of john H. EUiHn. acc. rrout of
pun!i'iiI'n n"lic" 81 appointment Hlcd.
E>tLi" ii Charles hr"Ip.l, dcc. Proof
or Pdb!iEallUn Of notice Vi appointment
tII"I. ''>
Ertate OF Nina Gold Lewis. dec. Proof
81 ruOHrtt!"n OF notice OF upIO.ulinen,
ulCu.
E>tatc of W. Q. Blowers dec. Proof
!I'ld.
Estate Of John u. Saf.cil. dec. Com
n''.'ion with Will annexed returned and
iI"i endorsed with return OF Earl \.
.NaSh. c"h,I~>.nncr. nd with ucpusItion
OIL Ethel E~,hathurn, witness. to inst
Codh II &itHCA"d C&&c continued
Estate % ". G. Iluw-r%, dc, Inyru.
tory Med, approved ana ordered record
Cd.
Ella y. Blowers. admrx.. Of w. o,
Blowers. dee, ~. Ralph Blowers ct al.
answer OF Ella \. Blowers. widow, Md.
Application 10 sell real state at prIvaIr
tHlc !u"d. tHus" heard finding that ali
ucI' hdantS are PROPERLY before court
thaI the ai",allo:.s Of petition are true
ana sale "l real estate n"CcS&iry to DIV
debts. Private sale ordered free Of
dover OF lila y. bowers, widow. Order
o1 private sale ISSUED and cause con-
iinuCd.
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Tho greater the necessity FOR SAVING
esn OIL klIuulIoddo Inok Is31aI1 sui
The intelligence Want Ada
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APPROVE ELECTION
OF BISHOP BURCH

DETROIT. Mich. oct. S.-SuSncnaihE
canonl"al rules. the nous .! "rpu 1870,
here Of the Protestant EpiscopaL Church
voted to approve IN" election of Right
rover, nd Charles sumner hHrcn a"
bishop "f tn di"c"sr, OF ICY, M"% vas o NJ prc.
nrni"J or on hchalf of tho diocese by Or.
y Within "' u. Manning. or New York; 1t
ts ', ryncc,cd that the house OF bishops
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TT MAY COST A PRECIOUS LIFE II
FIND OUT BY EXPERIMENT.

The heart Of every user OF tobac,
bears Il double burden. 1t does its al
looted task and then fights nicotine for
supremacy. As Ions as the heart wins
he lives: when il loses he dies. but be-
fore tho tiH;l victory of nicotine you
pass through many stages Of decline am
decay and suffer many pangs. Hearts
arc like human b"nEs-SOmc are
stronger than others. therefore same
hearts will stand more tobacco than
others. but there is O limit TO what ary
heart can stand. The MIN who puts ,Eis
additional strain on hris heart dozen
times n day by smoking cigarettes, a
pipe or ciGarS--or chewing Iohacco-iS
linking n mad'.ran'S chance with health
and life to li"c and nothing 10 win hut
tho chance that he may not lose them.
He is indulGinC in 4 costly habit ut the
expense Of precious health. Ask any
doctor anywhere. and he Will toll You
that using tobacco is injurious and that
lu ls far better to quit the habit than 10
experiment TO find how much tobacco
yJur heart Will stand without seriou3
results.
But the thought Of quitting is unpleas-
snt 10 most men-evcn 10 those who
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Martina FerY RHefg.

Mr.. and Mrs. n B. Campbell have re-
turned TO their homo in Steuhrnvtl!e.
after short visit with Mrs. Martin
Buugartncr Of this city.
Mrs Laura Osborne has returned 10
her homo in Cleveland. after visit
with friends in this city.
o. A. Finley returned to Columbus, O.,
yesterday after several days visit with
local friends.
The condition Of Mrs. William Hood.
who has been confined 70 the local
hospital Is not much improved.
James Bratton Ct Virginia street who
had his leg broken In n motorcycle ac-
cidcnt Tuesday afternoon. IS, resting
comfortably. and doing as we'll as can
be expected.
Trccr No. l. ~ the Boy Scouts az
tho members Of the Port Huron club.
on Hanover street last nl9ht.
! William CLAW, who reccrtly underwent
an operation for app"ndicitis at the To-
nj hospital. Is reported 70 b" doing nice
- Il -rEf.T'
Alex Mack ~ tho Soldiers Home at
! Sandusky. is spending a few days visit
ing with local friends.
The usual mid-wcck prayer meeting
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Got nntn ChiCkena.

A local mor i said {" bc carrying =
shot o,:u ind in an unpleasant place
WIFI. r,a..S H,m stand mp when "1ti;G
his meals and lay on n" wrong sac
inflicted il IS stated by Loo H.sl"r. Of
Proats Run. frrmcr Policeman. who
caught thr follow 'rdoIycrtnE 10 stca!
ms chickens.
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SECTION THREE.


All territory lying west
Of the Ohio River.
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Certificates Desired.

A number Of the members OF the Am
cream Legion who solicited members in
the recent campaign. have not yet
turned in the membership certificates in
their possession. All having these GER
tificatcs arc requested to return them
to c. Clyde Duffy. at the First National
bank building
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THREE AIRMEN DIE
IN SEAPLANE'S PLUNGE

PENSACOLA Fla. Oct. S.-Twn naval
aviatnrS. machIniSt charles T." S',nUld.
~ p,nxar,,la and Eoatswain Roy MILAN
Of Wrttmorr Park. Rochester. N'w
york. ard RAUL Rrichcl. Of lIammonton;
ralifornin. were kGllrd today IN the fall
of q scaplanc into the bay. The plane
side slipped and fell 500 feet
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St. Clairsville Briels' .
John E.uncr Of Stcub"nvIll" lF vlSlH'B
n, 'hn home Of Mt. Elizabeth l'inkrr. -,
John Wilson sun continues hH''r III
At his hnln, on East Nam street.
MIS- I:Ur-ln NIku!au7 - sp'hdinG
two weeks vacation with h"r SISTER. MRS.
Glenn lloyd. Mt Mathers. IA. IT..
Mrs :. NJ. DunfCe Of Hc'llirc Is VISIT
Ing LEGAL friends today.
Tho Tuesday Night clnh was en,cr-
Ia ncd by Mrs. Il. T. Glfl"n at h"r nome
n. g. rhappcil Of GAINESVILLE was here
Mr.. Emma Dauturd OF Loydsville is
v:su.aG II the home Of John S!dcDol'""'
on Marietta street.
Mrs {. V. Tort"rnrld visited frienus
NJ Ecllairc on "Wednesday.
Earl H. Lewis and family have moF'u
., Ih.'ir now home on East Main street
which they recently purchased from
, Juhu Frazier.
/rr. Fawcrtt and wife left yesterday
for a Two weeks visit with relatives al
Iowa.
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Art Exhibit Friday.

An art exnioir will be sven at the
new indian Run school building fr,q way
Of this week by the pupils 0t thas
school under the direction or tne ar.
ron Nth the dedication OF the new
building on Saturday OF this wesl; ana
ali CITIZENS are invited 70 see the 'N-
hibit and inspect the building.
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Drummnud Divorce. ,
Margaret Iaulcy vs. Frank lianlcy
.pITnrCr.
Mary V. Hilton VS.. Charles E. Hutton
Ct al. Partition Of real estate
Anna LincZey Hall vs.. 7. R!ley nun
MN It n. Foreclosure OF mortSage.
Virgil Bcrtinc vs. the Barton to-opeFa'
i.S" store ct al COCnnvIt note.
Annie FI$Sik Us. Francis klecket. &C
ton for money. amount claimed $1,000.
Emma Gro"mS vs.. John A. Marine e'
al. IrturCtinn.
Mary Applcgarth VS.. .Shcrt y. Apple
garth Divorce.
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MO Rlame PLACED

As yet no blame has been placed In
connection with the autu-motorcyclc
crash mar HcndrySburg two weeks ago
which resulted in the loss Of three lives.
Tn" three bodies were inferred without
burial permits signed by tho coroner as
provided by the Ohio laws. 1t is not
likely that tho cases will ever be invest
gated with m idea Of placing the blanc
for The awful mIShap.
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uovndtal Notes.

walter I,ovpjoy. who underwent an
operation al the CITY hospital. has boz n
removed to his home at Shadyside.
John Welt is improving at the CIty
hospital after an operation.
Harry Sewers of stark street. Injured
., q coal mine recently. IS improving at
Diver f. Wright. carpenter. injured
RECENTLY in n fail. IS still confined TO tAn
City hospital. MEG
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RIVER FEL16RAlII,
Davis Island Dam. so feet stationary,
clear.
Warren. 2 foot. clear.
MorgantoUn feet stationary; clear.
Oil City IL foot. falling; clear
Steubcnville 9.3 feet. stationary: clear.
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s,ncI works plant Of this cry. haN" or
rsrized a football team and are IN the
held for games with teams averaging
40 pounds Harold Beckett is tho man
aser OF the eleven. The tir$t prarIicc
will be held this afternoon a the OK
teenth street ball park
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Japarese Tea Party.


Members Of tn" tnriE;Inn fnd"HT"r
.rr'rfv - rh, second Presbyterian
church. WI ,rs:"r'9in " ia = iHpTn"'"
"a PARTY rh,s evening ~ ,H' "h.rri' \
number Of SOCIAL .I'nt' hHv" h""n AZ
ranged in crrrl''tton with ih'' pTr'N ini
Il premises - t." unusually interesting
and n b., success.
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Come Again Smith"

Tln cvclrr.!r ", stern nr:lna. entitled
"C"w" Nrain SAITH" starring ~" we'll
known western rhtr:i,t,r actor. J. War
ron N"rrIEan. viii ~ IN" main attraC-
ton at "a" Family theatre on Lincoln
nv"nn" IN this city this afternoon and
cT"n.uC. s1hr runc'GdlnE chapter Of
The Rod Glove viii also Ia shown.
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Names.
SECTION TWO.

That territory within the
City Limits of Wheeling
lying south Of Wheeling
Creek.
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Hurt In Mine.


jaime. Johnson. ~ West R"Ilnir". IL
confined 10 his hurrc with injuries 10
his hack. He received ;hc injury WIN"
Mt his work in one "t tht McMah"n
creek valley rin"s. HIS condition is no
regarded -; serious although h" Will
likely be off work tor at least Two
weeks
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Euchre mud Domino Party

EuIlUvIup thN TolUI1r TTdE" m"otInE
or III r'"nlh,.rs Of u" W,unrn's E"u"nt
Association Of III" Na""i.m"% tonight.
tn" lu"Inh'rS Of the or llUryn club
VIII hold Ia, urSi uf 4 - RES or F.u"Er"
anl Domino p1rtrr: rur tn season. and
u I'm, tina" $ promised.
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Missionary Society Meeting.

A meeting OF thN m n'NvrS OF TH"
Wumun's Missionary society OF III" ! 'fSt
I3ontist church " III 10 held 4, the church
on South third street this ail"rn"pn
The subject FOR disru#&i"n VII he
"Dr.rntaI Women N lUdu$try.' and Mrs.
Daisy Lane Is designated a. the leader
Z IN ~
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-10-09
Gwhat Blessed Relief From tho
Suffering of Itching, BleedinS
or PrOtrudinS Piles
WRITE FOR FREE TRIAL.

II you arc suffering dreadtully
and cannot wait for the free trial,
go to any drug store and get q
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-10-09
Rumma~e Sale.
A run,nacr sale will b. rOni

A rummaGc sal" will b" conducted by
the members IF the -. Nom, Is Guild
Of St. Pauls Episcopal church Of his
city. in the vacant store room on Han
over street between Third and Fourth
streets caturriay Of this week. ard all
members having articles TO d"nat" are
requested to leave them at the room.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-10-09
vs,n+it Event Saturday.

Tho I.n,lirs AID sCclrtE Of m" Vhurch
- God Of South r"ila!re will entertain.
with rrr and oyster supper IN m
proceeds or tho event will - Ia h'lU do
fray III" expenses Of improvements 10
the church.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-10-09
Colored Man Dies.

A. ;. stowe. we'll known local color
ed man. died few days ago at the
county !nfirmary back Of St Clairsvlll".
Nc was aged about sixty years and for
some time past lad conducted n sho.
repair shop On Un!on street near Cres-
cent street.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-10-09
Sly O'CLOCK Dinner,

Miss Ivy Wallace entertained friends
last night al her homo on Noble street,
at six o'clock dinner. The event hon
orcd Miss Lydia UearsOll. who leaves on
Saturday for Lakewood to take up her