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The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1919-09-18

The present grand Jury O. said to bs
very obstinate aud persistent iu their
examination of Witnesses brought De-
fore o. Witnesses afflicted with loss
of memory are being given brief yes
uife in whih to refresh their rero.
lection 90 to JAIL The jury i- not
trking Iuy 90 This old a don't rcmcm-
her' huuk. These gentlemen aud fle
court are OBJ o. couEru tllared on the
new order 90 things DO win have "a
wholesome effect on present aud fu-
ture court proceedings.
Capt. Beauchamp Fleming. who re-
sofRis snors ss.ss ssss. ~ sss~.-----.---l.
friends. capt. Fleming o. an officer in
the light tlOthi Field Artillery q. :
regulars. In the Argouue fight DE- was
wounded. but q an OK. again. He has
been with the army since lg11-amd
says ne expects o. continue in the ser
vice. An officer OF his rank draws
$4,000 a month.
J. W. Schleicher branch manager o.
the Mcngel BOX Co. 81 Louis. and Sor
Oscar SChleicher. located in Luis
vile. visited the Mengel Box Co. plant
here this week.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1919-09-18
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE..

Fulton Circuit Court.
Mrs. Cora Provow. Admrx Of the
Estate Of +. VI. Provow. Decd.
Piaiufin.
vs.
LOWE Mae Irovow. 81 ais. Defendants
All creditors Of the estate Of +. NJ
Frovow. deceased are hereby notified
10 present their claims against same
properly proven. before me on or be-
fore the second day OF October. 1919
W. y. Amberg.
Master Commissioner I. G. G.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1919-09-18

Joe Engel returned Sunday from a
short trip 10 Louisville.
Rev III. NJ. Grain made a business
rip 10 woodland Mills wednesday.
Mrs Frank Crutchfield spent Sat
urday and Sunday at Martin with rel
atives.
Drewry Bondurant has resigned his
position with : NJ. Naifeh and expecf =
TO leave the first OF October for Akron
Ohio. TO work. '
G. T. BOndurant and wife -o,,,-.,
Sunday from a months trim m china
go Detroit, New York City. Wasbing.
ton. Atlantic City. Philadelphia, pitts.
burgh and Louisville.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1919-09-18
BABY GIRL DIES.

Faiota Bridwell age II months. died
az the home of her adopted parents.
A. .. Bridwen and wife. Monday OF
cholera infantum. The death certin-
cate. executed by Or. Armstrong.
states this baby was not treated"
She was a daughter Of l.. W. Phillips.
and was born On Arkansas.
The little form was buried az the
city cemetery
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1919-09-18
PITH AND POINT

You can always judge the
wheels In a mans head by the
spOkes that come from his
mouth.
When a girl makes an assign
ment of her love her sweetheart
is Immediately appointed as re-
ceiver.
Every time a man discovers
that some woman has deceived
him his vanity gets a severe
paralytic stroke.
Taking a walk on an empty
stomach is said to cure indIges-
tion-but you should be careful
whose stomach you walk on.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1919-09-18
Autumn begins next Tuesday.

Autumn begins next Tuesday.
Gus Alexander was here the first az
the week from Louisville.
W. d Knott. Of New Madrid. Mo
was here Tuesday on business.
Earl Eel has accepted a position
In the office of the Mengel Box Go.
Mrs. Swan Burrus and Miss Rutb
Burrus have returned 10 WoodIand
after a visit 10 Mrs. ). Il. Rurrus
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1919-09-18

Wondrous Is the strength Of cheer
fulness. altogether past calculations
Its powers Of endurance. Efforts. 10
BE- permanently useful. must De uni
formly Joyous spirit of sunshine
graceful from every gladness-beauti-
ful because bright.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1919-09-18
ROBERT y. JOHNSON.

Robert y. Johnson died in East Hick-
man. Sept @. of dysentery. He was
signify over 90 years old and a farm
er- The body was carried TO lakewood
cemetery for burial He was an uncle
~ Joe Johnson, who l. employed by
te light and power company.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1919-09-18

II often requires courage TO turn back
when we have taken a wrong step.
but II Is easier 10 turn back after the
first step than after the second or
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1919-09-18
ST. LOUIS MARKETS.

Hogs. S13.7j 10 $3.50.
Cattle. SIOJO 10 $3.50.
Sheep. S11 10 SI415.
Corn. sept. SI.44 az Dec. S1.2II4.
Oats. Sept. 81 3-ic.
Eggs 43 20 44c.
Butter. y % Zoe.
Timothy hay. No. l. S32 a ton.
Cotton tOct) S2g4S.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1919-09-18

Zach book that has been In use in
me public schools Of Hickman may be
exchanged for corresponding new books
nut OF dlfferent series. 10y paying the
difference
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1919-09-18
FEEDS! FEEDSi

For your stock We carry the very
best of
Wheat Bran
Oats
Hog Feed
Stock Feed
Alfalfa Hay
Timothy Hay
ELLISON GRO. & HDw. co.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1919-09-18

Mrs. Louis Fitzpatrick and baby have
returned TO Memphis after a visit here
TO her grandmother. Mrs. Ellison. and
others.
Harry Barnes has accepted n posi-
ton In the office Of the Mengel Box
Co.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1919-09-18

II Il just when a man gets down the
lowest. and things look the darkest
around him. that light breaks In and
hope begins to live again.-R. y. /.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1919-09-18
Much effort. LIt,Ie Resul,.

"Some men," said Uncle Eben. els
Ike tops. Dey huzzes around an
around and don't never git nowheres."
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1919-09-18
WEATHER FORECAST.

For Kentucky: Probably rain to-
night or Friday; not much change ia
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-07-15
ST. GAINESVILLE
Belmont County Seat News
Court Entries.

Alfred Mayer vs. Railway Express Co,
Plaintiff EiIon leave II fl" pCtItlon
instantcr.
Harry l.. lnatin ~. Frank Gahl" ct
al Defendants given lon'c to answer
within 40 days.
Thu&. J. J"rd"n rs. w. Cochran ct A.
pr.uur La pcilti"u uN"rrIl"d. d"Irndant
excerpts. Defendant given lcnv" /" ans
wri' within ~ days
The MirflnhurE Rank vs.. Peter {. T.
Hughes. Ini,ndnni gwen leave /" ans
wcr within. A days.
Edward McClcary vs.. Coo. Duncan
House X Hermann, Il corporation. made
PARTY defendant ON own motion with
leave to file answer and cross petition
iuSrantcr.
The bridgeport savings & Loan Co.
vs.. tico. kanurh ct nj. Frank IvZnG
admir- Of Katie Xu2ac. made party de-
PENDANT on his own motion with leave
10 answer within 10 days. Frank Xuza'
gwen leave Ia file answer within 10
days.
i'axson We. Holdrrman. Dcf"ndan;
given leave (" answer within 50 days.
Wren rs CrosSlcy. Defendant given
leave To- answer by August |, 1919.
Charles J. Lynch. resident judge Of
tho court Of Common rlcas Of Belmont
county. a.. h"h"hy appoints J. VI. k"rs
u Il. Meyer and ]. +. McM"nicS. three
citizens uf shid county to act with the
county commissioners IN passing upon
plan. and specifications for improve
mont of h"ntinE system and installing
electric wiring and lights at County
Chrdrcu's Home.
Court was finally adjourned on July
lith and IN" following entries wcr"
made Fall term Of common please
,'c"urr Will begin Sept. @ard.
Kate f.lkS W.. James !. Lacey IT nj
Report "f commissioners confirmed
order Of sale.
M"ISt"r coal 60. vs. Sunnyside El"c.
tricnl GO. Plaintiff given leave to fllG
an amended petition within 50 days.
Harry G. Powell VS.. r. NJ. Ronnoll
Piano Co. Plaintiff required 20 give
security for cost" within 80 days or this
action to stand dismissed 1t costs OF
plalntiff.
Elizabeth \. Eunfl vs.. Ohio River
and Western Railway Co. Plaintiff Civ
On leave To flo reply within ~ days.
puRois & Mccoy Lumb"r 60. Va. Jos
cVhlnc Eurgo ~ al Sale confirmed. decd
ordered. order Of distribution.
Frances FOrsk"y rs. Elmer Malloy
Defendant given lcav" To file amended
answer within IN days.
PITTSBURGH Mining Machinery CO. rs
Frank Gable. rlalntlff l"aNc 10 file
answer amended petition Instanlcr
In re. John II. Morgan ct al. Trustee:
Of Fairpoint United Presbyterian
| church. Sale of property ordered as
prayed for at not less than $500.
Mike Gjianos VS.. Thomas CariSenineS
| ct al. Order of partition. Mack Ed
wards. Ross Henderson and Jas. Pol
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-07-15
newark MAN ABLE y
TO WORK FIRST .
Time IN MONTHS
Had To Lie With Head Proppsd Up Al
The Time; Felt weak And
Nervous.
DREco GAVE REIur,
Claims The New Medicine Has lIads {
Big Improvement In Him.

Yesterday was the first time hav.
been able to do lick Of work In
months. and I give the credit to Dreco.
the new medicine" declared Mr.. Dawson
Long, Of IA Western avenue, Newark,
O.. is O signed statement.
II was weak and nervous. had no
energy or strength to do a thing: my
bowels were bound up. liver sluggish
and my stomach seemed unable to get
any strength from the food ate. Whenf
ever I'd lie down I would have to have
stand to feel like the blood was rushing
to my head.
Il went down and talked to the Dreco
man about the new medicine and got q
bottle; 1T started by bowels to moving
and cased my stomach. In few days I
was feeling so much better and kept
on taking Dreco: IT is wonderful what H.
has done for me: Il feel like a big load
has been lifted from my existence; my
liver is active again; no more dizzy
spells: food dgests and strengthens
me: in fact I feel'that am on the road
to recovery and expect to keep on taking
Drcco. for it's great medicine"
1t is highly important for the bowels
to keep active; that the kidneys do not
become deranged: that the liver supplies
the proper secretions to the stomach, so
that digestion may be perfect.
Drcco, the natural herb medicine, acts
on these vital organs toning them 50
that they perform their duties as Nature
intended they should.
Mr. Kcister, the we'll known Dreco
expert. has headquarters at c. H. Griest
G. Cos Drug Store. to meet the local
public and explain the merits Of this
great remedy. See him today.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-07-15

town on Sunday. She was accompanied
by Master Philip McFadden, who makes
his home with the Wards.
Mrs. ]. o. McKelvey. Of West 10th
street, has returned from Grafton. Pa,
where she had spent last week with .
sister.
Private Herbert Snyder. sen Of NJ.
and Mrs. William Snyder, Of North Cen
trail avenue, has arrived home from over
seas service.
! The shadyside Board Of Education
will hold business meeting. on ThurG.
day evening.
James Bryan and son. Henry P. Ery.
an. with a party Of men from Msrfir
Ferry and Bellaire. left Sunday OF .
fishing trip to Wisconsin. They arc rno.
torins to their destination.
Marshal Davis. Of Pittsburgh. ssepI
Sunday here at the home Of hi1 parents
Mr.. and Mrs. Jim Davis. Of Highland
avenue.
Private John Hoskinson. SOC o. Mrs
Hoskinson. Of Lincoln Avenue. has reach
cd Camp Mills on his way back fron
France. He is expected to get to CamI
Sherman early this week.
The Endeavor society Of the Christian
church will hold festival on the laN'r
Of the church Thursday evening.
Mrs. w. o. Wiley and daughter. MISS
Roduska, Of Smithfield street, wer4
shopping in Wheeling yesterday
Mrs. C. E. Timberlake and chilarc-.
are visiting relatives at Crabapple.
The first annual picnic Of the 'To.
mans club will be held ct Wheeling
Park this afternoon. Members are. ark.
ed to meet at the Smith News Stand al
2:30 so as to go together on the car
leaving at 2:40.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-07-15
SHADYSIDE

Tho Ladies' Class Of tn" Christian
church will meet Friday evening ut tho
home of Mrs. b. b. Fish. on West And
street.
4 bake sale will be conducted Sat
urday afternoon in TN" Smith New:
stand by ladies Of III" Methodist Aid
society.
TIL" Misses Anna and Edith ITarbaugh
Of Lincoln avenue. were guests OF
friends in Wheeling on Sunday.
Mr.. Ralph Foreman. Of Columbus. has
returned to her home after an extended
visit Mt tho home of her parents, Mr.
and Mrs Haincs. Of Lincoln avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs Crawford Neff and son
Newell. have returned from Columbus
where they had spent tn" end Of the
week They made tho trip IN their own
car.
Mrs. William Saldwol and daughter
Miss Doanc. visited relatives near Dover
over Sunday.
MIR. and Mrs Clarence Dawson. OF
Rivcrview. wcrc guests Sunday at the
homo Of his brother. T.. Bruce Dawson.
Mrs II. l.. Ward. of TiltonEillc. wife
Of Roy Ward who was formerly the
Methodist pastor hero. visited friends in
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-07-15

for the past week. is improving nicely.
, Paul. little son Of T. and Mrs. William
LOTUS, Of Guernsey and Thirty-thrd
streets, is slightly improved but Still! is
dangerously i'll
J. w. Obcrman. former safety director
Of the city, Is quite i'll at his home On
Thirty-tifth street
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Getrost, OF
Franklin street, will 20 this week 20
, Cleveland TO visit relatives.
! I Miss Hazel Williams OF Trumbul.
street. has gone TO Marietta to visit Mr..
and Mrs. John Williams.
J Fire Chief James r. Fftton, wife and
! daughter, came in from Epworth park
yesterday.
! Walter Piatt and daughter. Elizabeth,
Of Noble and Thirty-ffth streets, are
home from visit at Barncsvil".
| The condition Of Charles Sattcrn"ld.
| Of West Twenty-third street, is now re-
Gardcd as very critical.
| Mrs Herman Walchli. Of Rose Hill,
left yesterday for Massillon to visit her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Martin Potts.
A meeting OF Boy Scouts Of the First
! Presbyterian church was held last even
/ ing.
| Work Of redecorating the vestry room
of the Trinity church is progressing rap
! idly.
liza little daughter of Mr.. and Mrs,
Charles Hartgrave. OF West twenty
third street, Is seriously i'll.
A meeting Of the Rock Hill GrangH
will be hold Wednesday evening with
an interesting program.
The Whistle baseball team Is without
contest for next Sunday.
| But one offender facet Mayor Gull
bertson in court yesterday. he being
charged with drunkenness.
Police have not yet made an arrest
IN the case where two auto wheels were
stolen from a South Bellaire garage.
The Liberty confectionery, on Bel
mont street near Thirty-thrd. will for
mally open next Saturday.
! Police have made no arrest in the case
where a gold watch was stolen from the
Bald home on North Guernsey street
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-07-15
bridgeport Briefs.

Mrs. william Wilson. Of Kirkwood. has
returned from Columbus, O.. after at
tending the centenary.
George Clifton and Jack MurphcE have
returned homo after n few days spent In
Columbus on business.
Lawrence Fchrcnbach. local hakor' lon
yesterday Ia spend Il few days IN the
Webbcr camp near Frccport, ..
Cecil Rose. clyde Wilson and Ed VIII
Murphcy left yesterday on an auto triI
to Buckeye Lake.
Nicholas Schiller. Of Smithfield, O..
was in the city yesterday on business.
Tho members of the Rifle club VIII
hold another target practice on theIl
outdoor range Thursday evening.
Rev. Father Won Intel. Of this city
Is spending a few weeks on n tour OF
the west. as far as Kansas. III his ne"
WHY'S Knight car.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-07-15
MARTINS Ferry Briefs.

!sohcrt Johns Of thus city left ycSt"r-
any on a short business trip To Cincln-
=
irs + = Boyd and daughter, Miss
E~cI. oc %orlh Fourth street. are visit
ir- ~ h friends nj Butler. Pa.
The condition Of Or. Carroll McGln-
riso ,.lii continues 10 show signs or
inn rov''ncnt.
!;rv. f.. S. shape loft yesterday 10
spend iwn weeks vacation with ms ram
rs IT. Michigan.
N,ud"I Shan" caves today I" r"Sum"
b., f."sitinn with IN, Goodyear kuhp'r
{, milny after Il short visit mere.
Mir George l.. Sp"nc" and daughter
Gertrude. left yesterday 10 sp"iId r."
DAYS nj Columbus. Ohio.
HhiS will b. IN" last day for discounts
q ;nr payment Of the water rents. ana
a rush is expected at tho city Offices
Russell Barr is expected HON" To-Day
G1tor Il vacation spC1lt at Rnck"Ho lake
Tho new truck Of the X. q. lleSlor
sons. furniture dealers. will b" out ot
lhr SChwcil2cr carriage shop today and
wi! be placed in serve" AT once.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-07-15
An 70 the Bond Election.


a large amount Of criticism was h'hr'
about town last niEht concerning ~"
article N regard to the hcrd issu" Tor
rchuildlE the water ind light plants
Courr;lman Jacob Bowman mad" m"
f. How ng statements ON ire SdhJ'Sl E''I
right:
"Eyr,v dav tho matter 0f now wa'cr
pumr.rC facilities ~ pat 0:f only mnk'"'
rondi: !uuS worse FER tho city. and IN"
chances sur"r TIM. III" reside niS WEI
some day find themselves without I
water Supply
",Thc engineers in the employ Of IN"
government maGc suund,nE$ Of Tn
water between tho pump station and ~"
Gne,, last Fridar. and found the water
a feet deep.
we HAY" ~ ida how deep the
foundation Cf' 'hr punpInE station 20" =,
hui ,nI Cnunda' IN &tll surely b" wash
ca out hv tho s,yirIiN,- waters soon.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-07-15
GAINESVILLE

The Clara Glover Buchanan Mission.
airy society Of the Presbyte. ian church
will meet this evening at the house OF
Miss Jane Kernon, Of Park street. A
program will he given.
Mrs. Fred Duvaul, o. 81. Clairsville
returned to ner Sunday a;ter n visit
with Mr.. end Mrs. A. G.. Mcbride. OF
High street.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. NJ. Rutter. Of North
Chestnut street, AVE returned Gtter
visit with their son, Harold Ruttcr and
wife of Massilon. .. MIN
returned to her home after a visit with
relatives here and In Mt. Olivet
Miss Leah Lawrence Of South. Chcst'
nut street. has returned after a thrGE
weeks visit with relatives ard friend
in Columbus.
Ernest Stamm. OF Wheeling IS guest
at the home Of Howard Howell. OF Eorlt
Lincoln avenue. -
Mr. and Mrs Gerald peutcher., of tnst
place arc visiting with relatives ~
Pittsburgh.
Miss Marjory Lewis, Of ColumtuA, IL
the guest of Miss .,arjoric Stevens, oi
Cherry street.
Mrs. Charles Rratton, Of Cherry
street who recently underwent "a optf'
alton for appendicitis in the Ohio ValIc!
General hospital. Wheeling. Is hhpros'
ing nicely.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles oSeal, of Catr
street. have left for months VfEit Will
relatives in Kentucky and Tennessee.
Cyril Gibbon. of Chillicothe. spent tna
week end mt his home here. ".'
Miss Edna Turkle. who has been mt
tending Western Reserve college. CleFe'
land, has returned to her home on WORTH
Chestnut street. to spend the summer
vacation. She vas accompanied by Mlhs
Helen Boyd. who has been visiting VIII
the family Of her uncle, William So:d'
OF Cleveland.
Erson Ogg. % Pittsburgh. spent me
Weekend with friends in this caty.
Miss Mary Sheppard. Of Cherry SUI
is visiting her friend, Mrs Matthe"
Mctzner. OF Wheeling.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Flood. OK Eetn'
csda. spent Saturday and Sunday WIN
relatives Of this place.
Mrs p. NJ. Miskell. Of Tulsa, Okla.
was visitiI her brother. DR.. Kyle ard
wife. Of North Lincoln avenue. SUNDAY.
Mrs f. r. Coup and daughter, Ruth.
Of Akron arc spending 8. few days WIN
Mr.. and Ars. A. c. Mcbride. o. ltlgh
street
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-07-15

Nick Mnntcllo. n tailor. and an en-
ploye Of the Joseph SalvcsbcrG shop in
this city. was responsible for fire that
burned the mattress on his bed IN one
Of the rooms OF the Fred White board
ing house, on Hanover street, yesterday
morning. Alarm No. - was rung in ut
about II o'clock and when the iircmcn
arrived the burning mattress was thrown
out the window. leaving very little dam
age done to the room. II is claimed that
Nick went to bed with "Cam"i' (not
an anImaD. but q Camel CiGarCt. in his
mouth, and incidentally h" is Surp"Sc'
TO have fallen asleep while tho smoke
was still lighted. When tho Camel fcl
from his mouth to tho mattress the con-
ilagration was started.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-07-15
Soldier Arrested.

Chalmcr Boyer, well known South
Bellairs young man. is confined 10 the
city lookup. being held for Camp Sher-
man officials. Chief Of Police ~ ,.
Malone has received word from camp
Sherman 10 the effect that a guard Wall
come here TO take charge OF the offl*er'
Police received instructions re" days
ago from Major Lynn, OF camp Sher-
man, to apprehend the Young man Inc
information received by the police Is
that on April - he was granted
thirty day furlough 10 visit relatives
The furlough expired May - and hH mas
g nee failed to return 70 camp. some
time ago he IVES arrested for NcwarN
officials on nUu-$uppurt charge an
sent to Newark.
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ReIaire Bridgeport Martins Ferry and Ohio Side News

lock appointed commissioners
3. r. SutInr VS.. Reggie Mattuccl CT
AL defendants l.. Witt. K. Mattuccl
and V. Gentle, given leave TO rllc DC
muir or dcmurrrrs TO petition.
Mary HOguc Ct al. VS.. Frank Auza'
Order of partition. Clark Nichols, a. ;:
Morgan and J. w. Devaul appointed
commissioners.
7 II. Berry VS.. George ". McMurray
ct al. Decree as prayed lot.
n n Dubois, trustee. VS.. The Bcllairc
Athletic association. Judgment by de-
fault for s264.SS, including interest To
This date. Order of sale on premises.
Terms cash.
Grace NJ. Ester VS.. Emery Ester
Plaintiff given leave TO file amended Pc
tltion within 10 days.
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A Live Dead One.

Joseph Romeo. well known local I'a'-
ian. arrived homo from the army yes
terday with his honorable discharge.
Some time ago Joe WAS reported az hay
ing been killed IN a war department.
telegram. His picture and obituary APP
pearcd in a Wheeling paper and he was
quite mad yesterday to learn that nc
paper had put him down as a dead ere
He said nc was the Invest dead ono the
army had. He was IL France for four
teen months with an infantry company
Seven months OF that time he was IN
the Rhine border. EIe took part in thu"
big offcnSiYcs. the Argonrc. the Me"Sc
and the Marine.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-07-15
Local Fcuics,

\ number or local picnics will be
held This week and all promise TO be
interesting for the many persons who
will attend each Of them. Wednesday
the members Of the B'nai Birth lodge
and their families will enjoy a picnic
ut Wheeling park. Thursday the mem
bcrs Of the Latter Day Saint church OF
this city will hold their picnic at tbs
Wheeling Island fair grounds. Still
another picnic is 10 be hold Thursday
II is the annual outing Of the Bellaire
Masons and will be held at EpwpS1
park.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-07-15

A big launch is now used TO convey
Bcllairc mon to Bcnwood who work N
the mills and other plants there. H.
Gently the ferry company discontinued
tho workingmen's tickets and as re-
suit the launch was purchased NJ n
large number OF men and II IS now IN
nee convcvinr them to and from their
work No fare Is charged. tho rcn
owning the launch being the only ones
using II. Others will sCcur" similar
conyeyanccs to transport them across
The river
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-07-15
wounded sam1nie Returns.

Elmer Anderson. we'll known local
Young man. returned 10 his home yes
terday with his final discharge from the
army service. He was in France Tor a
long time and took part n many or INC
big offensive drives. In one h" was
severely wounded and has not yet re-
covered. stnl using cane To get about.
He Is the son of Mr.. and Mrs. John y.
Anderson. OF West Twrnty-third street.
His brother. Benjamin. recently re-
ceived his army discharge and another
brother. Joe. Is stIll in tho service. be-
ing connected with the marines.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-07-15

Lieutenant Carl Koch. Of Columbana
county. a former Bcllaire resident and
member of the high school faculty. was
a local visitor yesterday. He had been
given his discharge from tho army serv-
ice and was en- route TO his home. cap
tain Walter c. Russell. Bcllaire boy
has arrived in New York from overseas.
according to telegram received yes
tcrday by his mother. He expects his
, d schargc soon. He was in the sanitary
corps Of the army.