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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-10-08
GAINESVILLE

Misses Myrtle and Marcia Judkins re-
,urcd homo Monday from tire" week s
vI:st with their alStCr. Mrs. Roy Hhr.,
riSon. Of cleveland. OhIvl. Marcia and
Glover Judkms lHi TN" sam" cv'n'ns
Crr Unonto town. I'a.. I, visit their SISTER.
Mrs. $. ". Neither. Miss clover VIII go
on n three wcrES trip with III" Mctzl"rs
To New YORK and Atlantic city.
The carly BEGINNERS Will b" the happy
nniehcrs IN the intclligcnScr's Autonlo
bile md Diamond campaign.
Mrs. Anna Z. E""A "r East Nam
street. is very III. Her SON Homer Hrit'
fen. of II'rrN's w"a called her" on dc-
count "f her illness. :,
DIR. ami Mrs, J.. r. Dew ar" now To-
Gated al thrrr NV h"m" "m West church
street. Dr pow's office VII! DC in IN"
I q. y. T.. hullding n tn" rooms former
~ occupird Ly Attorney VIII Chapr"ll
\. j. Rags has removed 10 Forts
mouth Ohio To make his home with his
son Frank Bags.
Mr.. and Mrs Howard Wilson and
baby Of Kimhult"n ohio arc visiting rel
ativcs here.
Miss MnrErc,ta Moldcn enter; aimed
the F,l,za Mills Thohurn Missionary So
cIcty NJ her homo on Walton avenue last
night. O,io
ard Mrs, / n, Taylur. Of Warwood. W.
Na arc visiting relatives Of THIS place
Mrs. J. T. Mercer and son. Th"oG"rc,
will leave today Tor y iw" weeks "Trip
to Cr$h"rtou and Dresden, I'hl". 1-,.
T1,,hr~, Wilson and wife. Of Clev"-
land. arrived his week {" visit ar. ana
Mrs. Charles Wilson i North chestnut
street. ..,
Miss Laura Rogers entertained few
NJ Lcr friends ,rIlh piCE.r 1T thc!r cot
tasc in E:rM "rth Park la; Iv.nnG; -,
Mrs. N"ll Williams ana dhuSht"T. ot
I-ninmtown. IA. are the guests OF Mrs
Frank Ruhinsnn. <.. -,
MIR VIM Moor" Of tho sales force or
tho T.. G.. Harrison dry goods S'oFe 10
confined 10 III, h"m" by sI' EnrSs;
Mrs. lydia Grlffcu ~ North chestnut
street. will entertain with a dinner to-
night for Mrs l"nnIr Nhi'c and her
,.,r"si. Mrs. Clara Palmer. of Cambridge"
The frs; and second division Of the
Ladies Md Society will entertain the
Ladies nc tho First NJ. T.. church in the
dining room this afternoon at ESQ p.
m.
OTIS Fudge arrived home this after
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-10-08
BRIDGEPORT

Leave news items for Tic Intellt-
gcnccr AZ llick"y's News stand.
Srlhy & Reeds Irrus Store or the
Bridgeport HaAhware Company.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-10-08
BIG CELEBRATION
PLANS, COMPLETED

All Of the plans for tho community
Homecoming, celebration winch will be
held by the coal miners. N conjunction
with the other residents OF Tho oui-thc-
p. kc district. on Saturday OF this week
are cumnlc;cd. and II remains only for
the residents 10 take Part in tho aita,r
to MIX" il complete success. Th"
parade will start from Elaine on that
morning at IN o'clock and spCCia! cars
will he provided on tie traction line. 10
convey those from "i"hr communities
10 Blaine. where the parade will form.
The NJ n"rs organization has purchased
about Iwo thousand American Gags
which Will l". supplied I" III" march"rs.
ard III" veterans Of tn" CIVIL War Will
be provided with automobiles in which
they mad" I'd" IN The parade.
Iii" march VIII disbaul ~ Wheeling
Creek. whcr" community dinner VII
l"r followed by an interesting program
uf musical numbers which Will be rem
f"rrd Iy l." school children. moro 1han
five huudrci uf whom Will participate IN
III" affair. AMI speeches by pr"m:In"nt
mon # The county.
vi UwLcrS # automobiles have been
asked to have them decorated for the
ucras on md residents "f III" district are
expected - hang on, ~ !"nS, an -NnirT'-
ran nag at III, IT homes. ~ llh'" "f h"s.-
II, go. in ur,.: 90 show 'h'.r lH;r."i!"n.
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Attorney George Cooke. of this city,
: IS Spending 4 few days IN Columbus O..
IN business.
\ class Of canddat"s was initiated at
the meeting Of x. W. Starke lodge OIL
knights OF FythiaS last night.
William Ili.dcDrand. "f this city spent
yesterday visiting at tadiZ. q.
I'lAms are being formulated for a com
munitv Halloween &c lcbrat!on ana II IL
hoT,d - make II the best ever.
Mrs. Agnes X. Bailey LEFT yesterday
for Cleveland. where she will represent
Tn" 81. C!lirsvIllr Pr"shyt"ry Mission
airy S""irt!cS al the Presbyterian con-
Kari Rothcrmund and James Wilson
left last night for Columbus. O.. to at
tend the convention of the American Le-
El"n.
Miss Pearl Mcmahon is improving
nicely ut her home on Washington street
following 4 lengthy Illness.
Attorney W. T.. Francis or this city.
spent yesterday At Stoubcnville. O.. on
business
Mrs. William Hood. Of Virginia street.
is improving At the local hospital fol-
lowing her recent operation.
Miss MadEc Iieaton, OF Cleveland. O..
is spending "A few days visiting with
local friends.
St"v" Lewis has arrived home after
visiting for some time with his brother
at Charleston. W. Va.
Mrs j. l.. Brokaw has returned to her
nom" III G'ISl LlNeEpOOI, al Ter All eNlCL'N-
ed visit with local relatives.
John Rrtzer has returned TO his home
At cleveland after visiting with his
mother, who has been seriously III.
Mas Br$sie Burns. Of Third street:
underwent AN operation NJ the ho&nital
Yesterday ard is reported 10 be doing
nicely.
! William n. Reed. Of this city. attended
| the meeting of tn" Panhandle Photo
Eraph"rs at ule Wrlcom" Inn yesterday.
Miss Heel Rogers has returned tu
( duty at the Car.to! Inn following brief
| illness.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-10-08
DOCTORS FIND .
REMEDY FOR .
COLDS AND FLU
Calotabs, the New Nausealea
Calomel Tablets, Cut Short
Colds and May Prevent Flu
By Keeping Liver Active.

Physicians have learned from en-
pcrlence. during the epidemic. OF innH
cnza, that ono Of the most important
factors in the prevention Of nu and
pneumonia Is to keep the liver active
80 that the digestive organs may be in
nerfcct working order and the systen
thereby enabled to throw of colds,
check sore threats, and resist serious
complications. For this purpose they
have found that the new. nausealeSs
coIomel tablets called Calotabs, arc faJ
more effective even than tho old style
calomeI, which was formerly the uni!
yrrsal favorlte, as Calotabs do not
weaken the patient, nor interfere with
the appetite and digestion.
Az the first sign Of cold or sore
throat. doctors recommend one Calotah
AZ he'd time with Z swallow OF water
that's all. No salts, no nausea, nor the
.lirhtest Interference with your diet,
PLEASURE or work. Next morning you
wake up feeling fine, your liver Is active.
and your appetite 10 keen for = good
breakfast.
For your protection calotabs are sold
only in original sealed packages. price
thirty-nve cents. All druggists recon-.
mead and guarantee Calotabs. Your
money back A. you ara not delighted
with thcn.
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ISL. GAINESVILLE
Belmont County Seat News


Andrew Good rs. David Brooks et al
Dismissed at costs Of piaintiti
c. r. Rice vs., Village o. inIlo Ud,d
Plaintiff given leave 10 fi!c amehueu
petition within three DAYS. -.
Ethel II. Gordon. admintstratriH W.
William NJ. GattCn. Ccttled ana u'a
missed at costs Of defendants; c,,,
Margaret J. Gatchell ~. Albert Gray
ct a.. Defendant given leave 70 Win
! draw answer now on file and lilc rev
Amos G. Paxson and Henry wcidet1
vs. Albert Holdermann ct al. D'snriS"eu
at costs Of defendant.
The Futhey Lumber and hardware
Co. VS.. Frank +. Finaicum Ell a.. Juut,
mcnt by default in favor or piaihii -
ngaing, defendant Frank +. finnlcnh
lcrcd To appear in court on OCTOBER 49,
1919. and make further disclosures.
The Buckeye Savings & Loan 20 W..
/ Thomas y. Murphy ct al. Deicndant
mental cross-petition instanter. oraer
! and decree.
Frank WeIszczczinsk vs. Annie VIE
szcezinskI. Plaintiff ordered to pay o.:
| PENDANT temporary alimony as folio"S.
$500 this day and $500 every two weeks
| hereafter.
Christina Gasney VS.. Oscar Gosney'
! Defendant ordered by agreement OF par
as follows. $500 this day and $500 each
! and every Monday hereafter until fur-
| Their order.
Mary b. Hutton VS.. Charles F: Hutton
! ct al. Order Of partition. q. w. lance
r. J. Blahemore and j. w. ChappcH APP
! pointed commissioners.
| Virgil Berthe w. The Barton Cooper
! ativr Store ct A. judgment on c0snoFlt
/ note for S54S and costs.
The state of Ohio vs.. Bob Marcno. Dc
| PENDANT arrai Gnrd and entered plea Oh
| guilty to the Indictment Of carrying con-
rcalcd weapon. defendant *'utcnCcd 10
pay fine Of 200 and costs. order OF COM
! mi;mcLt.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-10-08

Rev. c. NJ. Kirk filled the pulpit at
the NJ. T. church on Sunday morning and
evening. The new pastor. Rev. Fretts.
Of jefferson, Ashtabula county. will b
Seven persons Will be made s1pfemely
happy in the 1ntclligenccrs Automobile
ard diamond Campaign-you cnn be one
Of them.
Rev. Walker. Of the Christian church.
is holding a three weeks meeting at Nor
ristown.
Clairsville Presbytery met In called ses.
sion here on Monday Of last week. II
NV S@S Fra Movement The Woman's
Christian Temperance Union served the
dinner at the dining room OF the PARK
Miss Lucia Ellis OF Shadyside. Is VS.
sting her sister. Mrs. Anna Sttnebraker.
and attended the funeral services OF her
aunt Mrs Ecbecca Ellis. At Flushing.
Funeral services were held on We'd
+ NJ sday at o'clock at the home OF a.
Latham, over the remains OF his sister,
Mrs. Emma Adkins. who had been 80
The w. G. T. L. held their regular
business meeting at the homo OF Mrs.
a. n. Jarrett. on last Thursday evening.
Their monthly social meeting Will be
held nj the home OF MIS-. Emma h1rrehI
on October 18th.
The Young Womans Missionary So
cicty was postponed until Tuesday eve
! ming. October 18th. and will be held at
tho home OF Misses Bertha and Rhea
WILSON. Election Of officers will be in
NE choir Of the NJ. F.. church will en-
Joy 4 moonlight outing. on THURSDAY
Mrs. Lydia Wilson returned Saturday
from an extended visit with Mrs; Esta
ClithcrO and Mrs. Mollie McGaughy. OF
Armstrong; Mills r. X. l. 80
Nell Duffy is spending some time with
Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde Duffy, OF Barnes,
willie, who are rejoicing over the arrival
Mrs. Mary Harrison and Mrs. Perkins
have returned from Cleveland, where
they have been visiting the past week.
iir. and Mrs. Miles Stone braker. OF
Belmont r. D. and Mr.. Stanley stone
braker. of this place, left Friday for
Grand Rapids, Mich, for . visit with
their sister.
Mrs. Eliza McCann. Of St Clairsville.
who is nursing at the homo OF Mr.. ana
Mrs. Holland Heskett, was tho guest OK
Mrs. Emma lucas on Sunday.
Mr.. James Fulton and family. Of Bell
aire, arc spending this week with friends
here. They attended services on Sunday
at the II. f. church.
Mr.. and Mrs Howard Feeley and four
Brewster. after spending . week with
fet XII. and Mrs. ". ". Lucas. Of Gall
avnue, entertained on Wednesday, Mrs.
Lucas brother and sister. Mr.. Oliver
Porterfield and Miss Belle Portefield.
and Mr. and Mrs. John O. Carleton, or
Belmont r D.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-10-08
Probate Court.

Have you seen the seven prize ocaut'
les the lntelligcnccr is giving away!
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-10-08
BRIDGEPORT Briefs,

Howard H. Wilson. local undertaken
mndr business trip 20 81. ClaIrsv!llc
q. Yesterday
Tho Order OF United American Men
held VOL attended md enthusiastic
meeting last night
William H.. t;ithcHs has returned u
his homo in Toledo, after n brief visit
with local relatives.
EvHrloy South former resident Of
Rroolts,dc o.. 8 visiting with friends IN
this vicinity.
WHlt"r Moore 81 Lincoln avenue. local
BUSINESS man his returned after busi.
n"Ss viel: to New Martinsvillr.
a special meeting Of the members ri
IN" Rin" club VIII bc held in the range
room Ugh.
Mrs. AIDA Rruncy and Miss Nora
Krim Of Flashing. spent yesterday Wis
itinc friends in town.
Mr.. md Mrs. Fred Moi"tcr and Mr.. and
Mrs. Gc"rg" MrletCr lott yesterday FOR
an auto tour Of tho cast.
call will be made for candidates
for IL" High school basket ball trnn'
tn" trSt Of r"vt week.
TIL" m"mh"rs Of thr Junior class OF
tho local High :rh""l Will hc entertain
ci a. the HON" Of Miss Mary Virginia
IIcinlC!n Friday evening If tbs week.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-10-08
Local Ind A MarkHruan.

Tho work Of RIrhHrd. iii" young son
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Beck Of Kirk
wood. with n -!hr. has attracted wide
spread attention. and few youngsters Of
his age nrc his EQUAL in craftsmanship.
H.. has entered III" National Wtncn"St"r
+: O.. contest and in III" first Srrt IN tho
rang" room Of tho local. rifle club. Mon
day even ng. he made n perfect score IN
two hundred ,.ho'2. in tho presence of
several Of the interested residents Of
town. Few ma;ur" men arc able 10
equal IN record.
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ST Cairsville briefs,

Mrs. Mat;lc iIlriin and daughter. Miss
Frrcis. Of Los Angeles. cat. ar" visit
in:. nj the home OF the formers brother
W C. Sidwcll.
T.. T.. Mctnmbs. o. Martins Ferry was
here on business yesterday.
John F'uih"y. Of Shadys.dr. was
business caller in town Tuesday.
Mrs. 8 f. Cr"zj"r entertained the
Shakespeare 'irrl" on Tuesday evening
AT her home on last Main street.
The Standard Bearers Of the NJ. r.
church met at the home Of Mrs. EoSs u.
Fowler. IN Monday evening.
Thomas B.ckr:inn and wife have re-
turned after 4 Visit with relatives al
New Martinsvillc.
Noah Fletcher returned 70 his homo at
Zancsvillr on Tuesday after spending
several weeks nj the home Of his SON.
Howard ". Fletcher. Of East Main 81.
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Cap;tols VS.. Tollrnsbee.

Sport fans Of this city will he treated
To another good football game. when tn"
Capitol Inn team. which has nor vet
been beaten. meets tho fast team from
Fol,ansIr". W. Va. nj League Park.
next Sunday afternoon. Tho interest in
ball which hns been developed in
THIS vicinity has not been cqualcd i'll
r,c'H, years.
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xndorss World Prohibition

At the recent Belmont County aunudy
school convention held in the Chrlstlan
Church. this city, a resolution w&S aHop,
rcd endorsing the movement for Horid
Wide Prohibition. The movement VIII
BE- backed TO the full extent OF the abli-
SsiI The various Sunday schools Will
lake special collections in connection
with the campaign.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-10-08
Realty Deeds Piled.

Io-aln Coal & Dock Co. to The Central
Power Co. Land in Coleratn town
r G Tracy and wife 10 ]. a. Jamison.
Lot 10 in Shadysidc: 5000.
Euma May Ray and Richard Ray TO
1ohn a. Jam!son. North half Of lot IL
~ fohn SIadic|E 20 Annie Sladicek, I
acr" in Pultncy township: 81.
Tho Shadyside Land Go. TO Mathew
and Mary Mally. Lot 80 in Shadyside;
sil5.
Mary T.. Mullctt Houshins to James
, VrSs,is. Land in Brllairc: 81.
Ncrr Real Estate co. to Roy q. Byles'
Lot . in ShadySidc: $40.
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Thin Blood, Rundown, Ner-
yous, Gall Stones

F.irnont ". Va.:-"My vito became
ailing from complication Of diseases: she
had thin blood. was rundown, nervous and
had other ills. l had 10 wait on her Ave
weeks, day and night. My time lost from
riIty.hye dollars. / purchased bottle Of
DR.. Picrcc's Golden Medical Discovery
which gave her strength and ambition; also
greac number Of gall stones eame from
her which she did not know abe bad. Tho
Golden Medical Discovery i rnofS than
\ it is claimed TO be: it i worth 6!e eents 3
drop 70 the rundown and dsbilttsted
systarn. "-SOLOMON EFAW, R T. D. e.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-10-08
WIN Play GrNnata

Manager George '. NcGaugheY OF IN"
BeIlairc Athletics football team an
nounccs that the game which was sched-
.uled with the Canton Bull Dogs lor
ncIt SUNDAY at Canton has been can
ceiled. The famous 8. J. Grenet team Of
Pittsburgh has been scheduled instead
, and the team will play at The Sixteenth
street park here.
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Board of Trad" -Iceti2g.

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n,,rI in an rfr,rI !" * all 81 l'''
~ M,,He f., a.. .ryc holiday "n No
"a, Y'r r. a-' II. Arm,>','r I'ay, ~ th"y hrs
to Stage l c,i,Lr,'3"n ca ;h:' !'}. ihr
, Communication was "r""pi'H' ana H w.,
ron urryniI,d that The mayor 81 nv
'"m ,,r..rJ IT, IsSl;,. 4 proclamation.
-, ,,in., ,haT day aSid, as h"lutay.
= T '', r"mm,it"" IN change OF !n", n,N-
. i;-r II the river ,""d reported lilI
: o.t .,,,.,. ~ ~. roul:y ,p:"r3 S'i"n"r"'
',,,,;is If Inc yhr.!m: Trr,lnn COM,
r r,Ty and I'd IT, r'nu>yIyau.a Ea.'.".d
PAM, n;nor az" IN d,hr FcssrL If Trad" com
mIr,.r has been h' 'h. W;" ,"' ',";'r, ,,,i.
nlc,ca for tn. work. an ~" 'n'"' "Ii,-
. irr hIs been l.rt II IL" h'nd@ g; w
! ,rurtv commissioners. wh" VIII nTGE n
3 work soon. Pr,'-'c,';nE Ai,H,u,E VIZ Ms
/ liam =. Dix"n. Of I+!rnnt rru:t.S, va" -,
: present. and >'Ilcd ihh' H' "atr",. -
: Inc rlritrr will u" held At -. 'a'I'. 80
ErrXt Ncnlay, "nl another f"'''l."t -,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-10-08
Yep Broken.

lanes Rratton. tho hnr-y"ar-oid som
~ Wr and Mrs. william Tratt"n. va .
s et H by motorcycle. being driven ~ ;.
Nmos Mcswmrds, on indiana street, IN
tho roar Of the Elm school n, .,i Ernn
tcrdoy Afternoon at $50 o "I"ck. ~
,.n,nSstcr as Knocked unConSc!"us amt
HID T not regain CONSCIOUSNESS uni! "h%M.
AN am hour liter. An "HaIoino,ion2nY PIX ny
siciaa disclosed IN" fact ma, ~, 100
80, baG both bones or tho riEht i'E
In h-nrnn ,'" and was othcrwis" seriously n
G i9pHd about iB'u tho head and hack Tn"
child was taken to his homo. o. W. imr
rinia street, and was reported reS'''S
casy at a late hour last Night
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-10-08
Work New Plays


The first practice OF the week was
held last night by II" Eollairc Athlnucs
football team. The practice was held al
the Bridge park. Wheeling Island
Coach Ed Mullan"y was IN charge and
he put the boys through Il number Of
new plays TO BE- used next Saturday in
the game against the s. J. Grcnets
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-10-08
Tho Kart Funeral.

Tho funeral services for tho late
Nancy Jane Hart. who passed away at
the home OF her daughter, Mrs pair.Ci
Murphy. step 20, on tho Lansing pike
n few days ago. will take place from
tho r,a"" Of death this afternoon nj .
o'clock with lntcrmcnt at I.Inwood ccm-
ctery.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-10-08

Tho SI".ilI ..,,rumIil'" npr'sEtod al
'h' Lest Iu,r'.i II council. C"nSI stlnI
e IrUn"r!iu,u Jri.u Moore. Jacob Bow
u'tn ami l.dw. l!ITh.Idi, spent Monday
'N"iIni IA ""inIHuy with The city oniC-
Ills NI"wlu: rriu!IIluuS about The cEy
i"u.d.i.. ANT -rlllIa FIRST -hand inform
alton Ter ,i.u report TO their body at
the nest iU,',IIIg.
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Arainst Property Classification

4 CONVENTION IS called Tor Saturday
at st. Clairsvillc to organize a Belmont
county branch of the Ohio Home Protec-
tive association. The object of the or
ganization will be to defeat tho prop
crty classification amendment which is
to be voted upon in Ohio November i.
Attorney Clifford l.. Belt will bo ono Of
the speakers at the St. ClairSvllle meet
ing.
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Lady Macoabees Meeting.

Tho regular meeting OF the members
~ tho Women. Rcncft Association &C
tho Maccab"rs. Will Convcn" at : o'clock
tomorrow evening. ono half hour "nrljcr.
on account Of tho cuchrc and domino
party which will be n feature or the
latter part uf tho evening.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-10-08

William ). Bryan, tn" p,crlCSH ora 'or,
VIII make his appearance" At the First
Presbyterian church IN this city tum"r-
row ait"r't,"n IT : O'Clock b. fore - lurgr
crowd ~ TIE !ni"l'.i III tin. lry E'd,r a-
iH"n. II ~ duu''tiil # tn. ,dI1ic.. Will
h@ *ul!Itl"HUN largo To- :I,,.rIn"d.,Ir the
crowds "h" w!ll apply rur admission TO
the place.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-10-08
want IA Rour Shift

The Bellaire Are truck drivers are said
TO have sent a petition TO city SAFETY
hour shift instead OF a - hour shift
under the present arrangement. They
now work "a hours per day with one
day OF each week. With the addition
Of two more drivers to the force il is
claimed that they would be able 10 use
the IL hour shift.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-10-08
Special Eventa

Tho ncNt TWO sundays At Tho Fist
Presbyterian church will be special ones.
The coming Sunday. October -, DcciS-
ion Day Will be observed and all VIII
be given an opportunity to Unite with
tho church. On the following Sunday.
October ~. Communion services will be
observed
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-10-08

MIS-. T0hM Q. V.snr Nrrv r'nnEantlv on
'"rtt.urV III" mc,'!h"rS # tho koinonia
Bible class Of III" FIRST Raptis; church.
at her hons" on North Fifth street. AS;
Night. and practically All Of tho members
of the class wr-" present. TIL" bus -
session Was followed by social "v"n-
i"S. which WAS highly enjoyed by tho
MEMBERS
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-10-08
waterproof Covers for NIL uses
wns.ling TENT Awning Co.. Tel. $685.
BaceptIon for Pastor

The members Of the LADIES' ga So sonI
,ssy sS E5 sRe in n't the dtnaF rooms Of the
church on Clay and Third streets .GSt
evening at $50 o'clock for N" j., "1 h,rs
membership of the congregation IN I RoHo
and his family. Tho affair was In the
nature Of an informal r"C"rlion- anu
practically all of the members OF inc
congregation were present
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-10-08
Firrt Lyceunl Number

The Madrigal Singers Of Now York
Guy appeared at tho Christian church
last night as the first attraction on the
Amcricus club lyccum course. The pro-
gram rendered by his high priced troup
was an excellent on" and was pleasing
to the great numh"r u persons who
crowded the church for the occasion.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-10-08
Ecv. Lamieaon to Prnnch

~" i.rsr Ell - Serbs Il pr"para tory
ger, ,""s for tn" quarterly communion
which VIII l." hrll at ~" FIRST Ir"sby
terrain 'hu" h T"Nl Sunday morning Will
be- h',d III rl'. church tonight - which
lin" l. y. l.. w. jameson. liSt"r I III"
tinted Presbyterian church VIII preach.