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proud parents of an eight pound baby

proud parents of an eight pound baby
girl.
Miss Mayne Fry. OF Akron, o., is
spending several days here with her
mother on South Marshall street.
Rev. Buckley and wife h;lr" returned
home after a brief visit with friends ~
Massillon. o.
Ward Goodwin has returned home af-
ter a brief visit at Weston.
Dorie Largent left this morning for
Virginia, where he will spend several
days.
Mr. Roy Mix and family have return
ed to their home 1T Cameron. after
spending a few days here.
Mrs. Maricc Brant, who has been i'll
for some time. is improving.
Mr. Wallace Grimm's family contin-
ues i'll at their home on Fifth street.
Mrs. r. I. Calvert continues i'll at hrr
home, OF pneumonia
Lee Osboyne will leave soon FOR Sum
mcrville. O., where he will spend tn,
summer with his parents.
Scott Blayncy has accepted position
a, the Carroll Drug Store, as druggist.
II. H. Lutes is able 10 be out again af-
ter several weeks illness.
Merton Carroll left yesterday for
Columbus. where he will attend tho tri-
state Rexall druggists convention.
Miss Leah Jordan is confined Ia her
home on South Logan street. i'll.
Mrs. Charles WOodhurn and son. Hair
old, have returned to their home ut
Pittsburgh. after brief visit here.
Charles Weiss. OF Wheeling. spent
yesterday in this city on business.
Mr.. Rancy, who has brrn visiting
friends at Cleveland has returned hom-
Miss Grace Rice Is able Ia h" out
again. after being confined AT her hom~
i'll for som" time.
Miss Iiilda Shrivrr was calling OF:
friends in Wheeling yesterday.
Miss Helen Stein, OF Cleveland. has
returned homo after u brict visit here
with relatives.
Misses Mary and CHRISTINA Oftcrdin-
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Frank Funeral.

Funeral services over the remains OF
Miss Mildred Frank will be held this
morning at 9 o'clock at the ST. James
church Father Galway Will officiate;
inicr1ncnt will be in. the Mt. calvary
cemetery.
Miss Frank passed Sunday evening at
o'clock at her home on the Reilly ROAD.
She was we'll known III this city ana
her many friends will hH Sr1eVed 10
learn of her sudden death.
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Mcndechen Brief S.

,t-s, t,,-yrv Muldrrw l. confined ~
her home seriously Ill.
1,- rh;,lins i adj" l., -" "iit again A.
.o- ho,,,,, confined ii IN. hrn" "u f"m:h
street. S.rj"usl: III.
,,r Charles Kauinnn's family have
-otr-r.l home after a. .,r."f visit at ST.
CIairsviilr. -,
psrry Cnxrn has returned !" tn" nj
rersity of Pittsburgh after Sp"uding inc
wcsk end mere with his parents.
Miss Margaret Jenkins has returned
homo after q brief visit with friends AT
Martins Ferry.
Mr. and Mrs, William Minur arc the
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ger and MurvilIa Brown. Of Bellalre,
have returned home after spending the
week end in this city as the guest or
Mr.. T. w. Stephen and family.
Arthur Mason has returned home az
ter Il brief visit at Newark, @.
Miss Pearl Anderson was calling on
friends in Wheeling to-day
r. t.. McCann. Of Wheeling, spent tho
day in this city IN business.
Lyle Burns. If MoundSTillr. spent the
day in this city with friends.
John LaiShlry was business visitor
in this city to-day.
Mr.. and Mrs. !. N. Carney. ST.. az
tended the Hibcrnian dance last even
ing
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aherrard HrleiE,

Miss Ruth McComhs. a senior IN the
West Virginia university at Morgan
Town, and Mr. ara Mrs. H. W. Bloom
field Of Washington. Pa., spent:thc week
end with Mr.. and Mrs. e. W. McComos'
Herbert Fisher has returned home
from Camp Sheridan. Ala. where hr was
discharged from the national service
recently.
Mrs William Whit" ami 7. NJ. won't
gomrry If Nj. nlivcI visited their Sis-
ter, Mrs. lanes Curh"tt. VIII" is seriously
III in tho I"lfairr hospital. on Sunday.
George Underwood Of Mozart is slight +
w improved after an illness.
Mrs. J. T.. KiE"r WIS IN" guest Of rel
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to the home Of his aunt. Mrs. D. Becker
of Caldwclls Run. on Sunday. e.
Special services are being held every
Wednesday, evening during Lent in the
Christ Lutheran church 1T Mozart. - =.
Mr.. and Mrs w. f. Miller Of Wheel
ing were guests OF IIr. and Mrs. HAIRY
Fisher Of Bethlehem over the week end.
George NiKalons of Eamp Sherman
is spending a 5-day furlough at his hona
near Mozart
Mr., and Mrs. y. Al. Policy and two
children. who have been i'll. arc recover
ing.
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YOU HAVE A
MISERABLE COLD
Won t take long for DR.. Kings
New Discovery to
relieve it.

Chlls. hot flashes. weepy cyrs nnti
nosr a cough steadily growing NOR" pr,
siStent. phl"E1n rlnERcd chest. hruv:
hcad-thoso conditions arc quickly atstI
plee sanity corrected with Or. Kings
New Discovery.
both 1ikr x. Promotes comfort ami rcet
Get this relief from "r"Id' misery.
Euy Il hottl" while you think "r it, All
druggists. GHc and Sl.20
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Scouts Meet.

The weekly meeting "t IN" McN'1sn'h
troop Of Boy Scouts Will he he'u y"
Thursday evening IN 'i:l" pArIorS o. '',7
Il +. church. II is urged that all
Scouts DO present AS e NUMBER OF I'M
portant business matters VII b" taken
up and discussed. Sc"utmastcr |a'oh-
baugh will also deliver an interesting
address.
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BIG Game Tonight.

Ono of the most interesting games OF
the season will be played at local gym
rasium when the Juniors of Union high
Will meet the seniors. The game prom
Uses to be exciting and fast. No doubt
the gymnasium will be filled to it's en-
tire capacity.
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Ter~ @sner-1

Private funeral services were held on
Saturday. At 10 Il. NJ. for Margaret. h.u0
Gaughtsr af Mr.. nnd Mr., A. H. ld'ioy'
,vInse death annuF2sd FRIDAY i"Hth;hF'
fsliawinu a. brief il!nega III s"nrlet faV1s'
REV, N, H. part"r conducted lhr srF'
vicea md intnrmrnt wa" Fnado IN 'he
Antioch cemetery here.
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land Of Cadiz, and by Il number III
nephews and nIeces. Funeral services
were held at her late home IN Cadlz on
Thursday morning at ~ O'clock co"-
Quoted by Or. Charles Gilman assisted
by DR.. K. +. Lipp:ncott. after when
ans where services were held in the
United Presbyterian church. conducted
by Dr.. w. !. McClintock. lnt"rment In
Long View cemetery. New Athens.
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'MECHEN
Tickets NOW on Sale.

Tickets were placed on sal" Monday
for the play the Iron Hand. when
will be staged at the public school audi
,crjum March 18th The play is being
presented by the Midway Tub or TINS
city. Rehearsals are being held every
other night and the play is PROMISED 10
~ A big success.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-03-19
Make Your Bowels Grateful

Help them 10 function rs They ought
to. AID th"m occasionally with nr.
Kings New Life Pills. Clcnnsr tho syS-
Irm Of undermining impurities. Mild in
act ION. reliable and comfortable Your
Colds. and coughs. most bronchial
troubles soon submit to this fifty-year-
cid standby GrOwnups and children
druggist has them. CSC
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Special Meeting.

Last evening special meeting OF the
McNrchen lodge knights OF Pyth'as'
vas held al the hall on Seventh street
\, which time a number of important
business matters w"r" taken UP ana
discussed Tho inItiatur% degree was
conferred upon several candidates. Inc
affair was concluded by Il smoker.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-03-19
Rihle Class Meet.

Mr.. Frank Byrd, president .o' III"
Mems Eibl" class OF IN" FIRST ""''" ~
God will entertain IN" nrinoH'S ms
evening ut his h"nl" on Marshall STRUT
\ delightful evening at various ANUS
ments has been planned ana IL IL ~
uueSted that all members u" present.
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entertained Society.

Mrs. Sidney Golden delightfully."- IN
tertaincd The rn:rnbers OF IN" Ladies
Aid Society O: the F,rs, N. z. church
last evening At her HON" on Seventh
street. Tho time WAS pleasantly spent
in needle work. Conversation and music
AT a late hour delicious refreshments
were served.
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members Of the Young Peoples class
last evening al her home on seventh
street. The evening was pleasantly
spent In music games and conversation
The weekly reports were also made, Al
a late hour Il tempting luncheon was
served.
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chin Remains to Weston.

~. rittle trma Nichols were held yes
,trday morning III O'clock 1T th'' fam
H.. homo on Ha,timore street. The re-
roains we're shipped To Weston on the
,oon train for burial. She was IN" only
d,npht.r of Mr.. and Mrs. J. Fl. Nichols.
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1.a6ies' Aid Society.

District No. If N" I.adi"S Nd 81.
r;e,y If the First NJ T.. church. VIII
Iourney Thursday evening t" Wh""iinr'
wbcr, they will spend tn" evening win
Mrs, wheeler. former member. "' 'h'S
society. A delightful tin," is being an
ticpatrd. TIL" society VII i"'r'. on 'A''
40 car from This "!iy.
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weekly Prayer Service.

The weekly prayer service OF ,ne
First Church OF God will nc he'd th!S
evening in the church. Rev. hE!"r VIII
conduct the service and large attend
Snce IS expected.
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entertained Friends.

Miss Catherine Gibson was hostess 70
q group @: her friends last evening at
ber homo on Grant avenue. y delight
+rI evening Was spent In MUSIC and
dancing. The evening was concluded by
,bs serving Of a delicious tnr"" cOurS'
luncheon.
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SHERRARD
Will En.srtntn Club.

Mrs. J. l.. Garwin will be hostess TO
the # D. l.. club at her home here next
Saturday afternoon. The hours from :
tlI : will be spent at funcywork and
other delightful diversions.
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How is your marriage with that
pretty shop girl turning out?'
"Oh. pr"tty we'll. # could only break
her OF IN" hahi' "t calling cash when.
ever she wants mo
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atiyes in Wheeling and Martins Ferry
from Saturday until Monday.

AAC r4vu%-LI!I IA.I4 4--.~.Ga tAIo soC!etS
" III LUIu Justices L!GctIhS III lhc par
suuasv lnlS alt,ruoon W euLGSoayJ.
Mrs. Alvin Eevan Of Mt Olvet who
is very Ill has been removed to the Ohio
Valley General hospital.
Mr.. and Mrs. Silas Freese returned 10
their homo in Steubcnvilie Saturday,
after visiting their daughter. Mrs. w.
T.. Caldwell.
Ralph Lydck. who was with The
American cxpcditionary forces in France.
has arrived in New York. according 10
word received by his relatives at Mo-
Fart.
The MI. Olivct Red Cross and Ladies'
Aid society Will hold joint meeting in
their hall today.
Henry Black Is slightly improved
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NEW ATHENS

Those who were in Cadiz Monday
from thls place were: +. {. Parrish H.
W. Harris. Thomas Morley. Walter Hen
d"rSon. Watson Dunlap. Finley Dunlap
and James Porter.
Clyde MCFaddcn and VIII" have been
on ihc sick list for the past week
Miss Ella Pollock. who has been vis'
ting friends near hammock, Ohio. re-
turned h"m" last week.
George NJ. Patton and daughter. Miss
XIV. w"r" in Cadiz shopping on Satur-
DAG.
r'arl C""p. =. a former resident # this
plarr. but HOW residing IN Adcnn. was
il business caller her" on Saturday.
Mrs. l.uiilr F"rsythr. who has been
visiting with friends hrr". returned &c
her home in Canton on Wednesday,
The coal miners near town Will rc-
suinr~ work The first Of IN" week on full
Word has been received from Leroy
ERIK. son IT Andrew Work, wh" live
~ul!th Of t"Wu. that his ship VII land
IN Nrw N"rK on Tur%day ana rs "N-
p"cl'L hr'Iur soon.
James Work II younger son al An
drew Work. is r"r"N rang from the nu
Tor H.. ih,ri ,IInr.
'rhr sluG,.uis "ur"l!Ing for lho normal
ruursr III Franklin college. beginning
m April. ar. enrolling very fast and u
jary, ilren!anr" ~ looked for.
TIN, Rev. pr. MrI'liniUrk und wifi" left
on Friday iur their new home near Pitts
Uur:h.
Il. ". Wrtsnn made Il business strip to
Cnhlz on f'rday.
Death of Miss Nancy j. Mcfarland.
Mss Nan,.y :IcI'arIaud. who felt uboal
two weeks :lSu al h.-r home III tadrZ and
SUSTAINED It fractured hIp. died as IA"
result of h,r injuries on Tuesday after
moon aged - y,tr%. Sh' Was born near
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Entertained Society. =
Mrs Harry Fullerton entertained 'h'
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-22
FISHING SMACK CREW
FINDS PORTO RICAN IN
SMALLBCATHALFDEAD
Forced 80 Lire for Many Days
on R01D Crubs and Sail
Water.
(By Associated Pren.1

TAMPA. FLA. Sept. 2l.-The crew OF
the fishing smack Ida today found
Andre Cubelo. twenty-y year-old
Porto Rican negro survivor OF the
steamer Lake Wlnona. hanging half
dead across the thwarts in a boat full
OF water. He was revived and brought
TO Tampa He says he and an Italian
fell off the decks OF the Winona with
q lfeboat. with which they were swept
away from the ship. leaving fifty-two
others on board. These two men. Gu
belo says. drifted together for ten
days living on crabs and small fish.
raw. and moistened their pirched lips
with salt water.
The tenth day the Italian. after urg-
ing the negro to kill himself. commit
ted suicide by slashing his throat with
his knife. He was engaged to be mar
ried and had bought furniture for his
house and his sweetheart was waiting
for him at Porto Rico. says Cubello.
The negro threw the body overheard.
and continued drifting six days more
until picked up. 1t seems likely that
III his suffering he lost track OF time.
as. according 20 reports, Il has not
been sixteen days since tho Winona
was wrecked. His body was covered
with raw sores. aggravated by salt
water and sun.
What became Of the remaining ff-
tytwo men on the Winona Cubcno
does not know.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-22
BATTLE ON PEACE PACT
To COME UP THIS WEEK
Republicans Will Seek to Delay Vote
Until Senator johnson Reaches
Capital.
REED SCHEDULED TO TALK
Amendment Equalizing Voting Power
OF All Nations VIII Be Storm S
Center. and Verbal Pyrotcchnics
Are Expected.
REED SCHEDULED T,
by JUSTIN McGRATu.

WASHINGTON. Sept 2l-Bo;h ad-
'ocates and opponents OF the peace
,.eaty seem disposed TO delay coming
20 10 vote on any proposal OF the treaty
during the present week.
The amendment which has prcce-
dence Is Senator Hiram Johns = S
smendment providing ,ha, the United
the assembly Of the league OF nations
squa! 10 The voting power OF Great
=. s..G.in. Tne Republicans will en-
an;endmen,. a, least until Senator
Joanson,s return TO Washington. They
pave paired senator Johnson with
senator Martin. Of Virginia. who is
Ill. and so would not suffer II a yotc
on the amendment were forced by the
Dem ocTats before Senator Johnson's
return.
Want Johnson to Spenk
But the Republicans are very anxious
20 90 navs senator Johnson present to
ing that his arguments will do much
TO influence sentiment in the country,
even though Il fails 10 make any con.
verts IN the Senate If. therefore The
Dem 1ocrats should seek TO force vote
on she amendment before Senator John
Lodge viii ask for Pao0as.s sostponentof Senssor
until Senator Johnson reaches wash
ington.
Senator Johnson VIII reach Wash
ington Tuesday.
Anxious TO Postpone Vote.
Thai the Democrats Viii endcavor to
.orce vote on Senator Johnson's
am endment IS not expected BY the Re
puo!ican opponents OF the treaty They
say the Democrats are certain 10 lose
at least two or three votes on this
particular amendment Knowing this
the Democrats, il - said. arc anxious
70 postpone The vote until tho Prcsi-
dent comes back 20 tho capital Tbcir
hope Is that the President MAJ be ahia
% bring those stray sheep back into
tho fold.
Senator Reed. OF Missouri. 1s
o. nations tomorrow. The Missouri
Senator. has views on the excess o.
United States which are no less n,oe
nounced than those OF Senator John
me Bui:tt revelations to the Com
-tttee on Foreign Relations ,nao"h.
tai! VII! furnish material for orator.
ca pyrotcchn!cs IN the Senate during
the present week o' 20
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-22
RUSH OF GERMANS TO
SOUTH AMERICA WILL
BE UNUSUALLY HEAVY
Merchants, Technical Men and
Army Officers Joining in
Great Exodus.
tsy Universal Service,

BERLIN. Sept 2l.-The rush Of an
plioa lions BY. Germans for passage 70
South America is SO great that an
houncement has just been made that
passage facilities are taken up TO Feb
rua-y.
10 control. regulate and assist the
steadily increasing stream of expec;
ant emisarnts the office recently or
Eanized by the Ministry OF Interior
has been extended. and thirty branches
OF the Department Of Immigration are
TO be established scattered in all
parts of Germany
In order to avoid the flooding OF apv
country with undesirables and prevent
suspicion of attempts at "Germantza
tion" abroad. the department has
placed itself in touch with all gov
ernments with view TO keeping
within the desired bounds.
The largest contingent OF would-b
emisrants IS composed OF merchants.
professional and technical men, Aleo
many Of the officers OF the old rcrnisr
army arc desirous Of leaving the coun-
try.
Laborers and industrial workers are
n the minority. Argentina, Brazil.
Paraguay and Patagonia have Officially
announced that healthy Germans with
out police records and free from Boil
shevtst sympathics are welcome
Emisrants are told the United States
does not want Germans. Mexico has
advised gainst large German immi-
grafton on the ground that political
conditions do not favor IT, The gov
ernment informs prospective emigrants
that no material assistance can be
given to them.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-22
HOMES OF ISLAND PEOPLE
WRECKED BY HURRICANE
Waves Sweep Over Forty-Foot En-
banknenf' Filling Wells and Cis-
terms With Snft Water.
INV Associated Pres.l

MIAMI FLA. Sept ol.-A tale OF
suffering, hardship and privation un-
tropical hurricane which passed over
the southern end of Florida and Cuba
recently and did SO much damage at
corpus Christi and other Texas towns
mas been brought here from North
ELBOW Cay by submarine chaser s3a
waves swept entirely over the island
which Is forty feet high. DESTROYED ali
houses except the lighthouse. and fl,ed
the inhabitants cisterns with sea
water. The islanders were wi,bont
water eleven days and food almost az
Wind and wave struck the ,sIet With
such force that large pieces OF rocE
were torn away and swept into the
sea. Not a vestige OF human habita
tion was left, save only the lighthouse
In which the twelve survivors huddled
and awaited the arrrva; Of the help
they prayed for.
North Elbow Cay is in the Straits OF
Florida about half way between the
Florida peninsula and Cuba. 1t is Wis
tied once in three months by a Cuba n
government vessel with supplies and
mail.
Two goats OF the comparatively large
flock on the island were left by the
storm and these were eaten. All other
food supplies were washed away
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-22
GENERAL STRIKE THREATENS
FLORIDA Union Men TO walk On, !.
sympathy With the Phos-
phate Miners.
fBv Associated rrcss.l

TAMPA. FLA, Sept. 2i.-A general
strike OF all trades In Florida is i'm.
m'nent, IN sympathy with the strike or
phosphate miners, according to r. b.
Lovett. president of the State Federa
ton or Labor
II is probable. he said tonight, that
the executive council Will take up the
matter in Jacksonville in a few days
and viii call a referendum on the sub
Jec; The phosphate mine situati
was discussed II a meeting or the Cen
trail Trades and Labor Assembly here
today, and Il WAS decided to aid the
miners IN every way possible. The
meeting followed an injunction secured
by tho companies TO prevent strikers
from picketins.
At tho meeting this morning q rcso-
lution was also passed conde enning an
assault made on Editor T.. w. Bloom
OF the Lakeland star
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-22
SEARCH FOR SURVIVORS
OF WRECK PROVES FUTILE
Consul Wires Report Of Work OF
Divers TO Owners OF Ship Lost
In Guif Storm.
fBv Associated PresAl

KEY WEST. FLA. Sept. 21.-Search
for the 400 passengers and eighty
eight members o! the crew Of the
Spanish passenger steamer Valbanera,
lost off Rebecca Shoals light. forty
miles from here, in the recent Gulf
hurricane. continued today without re-
suits.
Cuban Consul Milford. who directed
the work OF the divers who Identified
tho sunkcn hulk as that OF the VAL
hanera- today wired a complete report
OF his Investigations to officials OF the
Pcncllis Line, which owned the
steamer.
Consul Milford also asked for addi-
tional instructions as TO the employ
ment OF divers to search tho wreck
thoroughly for bodies. Pending receipt
further steps 10 investigate the wreck
will be made.
All vessels In these waters arc keep
ing a lookout for traces OF survivors,