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STORAGE-PERSONALA ATTENTION given to handling and storing fur niture and household goods. Cot ton Belt Warehouse and Storage company, Third and Georgia. Phone Iz31. l-27-ti
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MISCELL ANXIOUS

WANTED-YOU TO SHAVE AT o K. Barber Shop, J. r. Williams, pro, prietor. 4-7-1mo
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ITS TO BUY HOUSE OR LOT
 FROM OWNER

kant 4 five or six room house;
 l: lights; gas; bath; phone; or mber one lot. House $150O to
 Dol: lot $500 to $5000. l must \ once Phone 514. 4-27-3t
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FOR RENT

Seven room, two-story dwelling, large barn, 20 acres of ground, suitable for truck farm or hogs and poultry. Ad- joining city limits.
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PAVING DISTRICT NO. AZ.

Twelfth and Fourteenth Avenue, Part of Olive Street District.
 The tax books for the collection of special assessment upon the real property in paving district No. AT in the city of Pine Bluff has been placed in my hands.
 All owners of real property lying in the district are required to pay their assessment to me within 80 days from this date.
 If such payment is not made ac- ton will be commenced at the end of that time for the collection of such assessments, and for legal pen alties and cost.
 Given under my hand this 18th day of April, 1920.
 S. BLOOM, City Collector
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STORM KILLS THREE.
PAGE SEVEN

Munfordville, Ky, April 27.--Three persons were killed by heavy wind and hail storm which swept over this county today
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New York, April 27.-Spot cottoi quiet, middling 41.75.
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FOX RENT-ROOMS

~~~~~r>~~~-~~>-~~< II, FURNISHED M COOL, QUIET ml.h bath; in private family;
 sAs rom car line. Phone 1928. >~~~ 4-22-6t o,, HAVE A ROOM TO RENT n please phone the Y. w. c. ,eV sV us Hist it in our Rooms ~,o, 4-24 Ct MINT MI, . BEDROOM, IN PRI- s;xtSy ;iy Tor rent. Apply at 1901 s~.SN.~ .S.,. 4-27-ct sia inGD ROOM FOR GENTLE. ssSs SS 2 unfurnished rooms
 4-27-3t
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lS- FOR SALE-AUTOS
USED CAR BARGAINS.

National seven passenger.
 Hudson 'Super-Six."
 Velie five passenger.
 Ford five passenger.
 All of these cara in Al condition must be sold at once. One-third cash balance in ten monthly payments.
 JULIAN AUTO COMPANY. 317 Pine Phone =
 4-22 Gi ONE FORD TOURING, $45O, ONE Ford touring, S350; one Dodge tour ing, S750; one Dodge commercial, $50; one Maxwell touring, $650; mod el N Hupmobile, S750; one model N Hupmobile, 7 passenger, $1,050; one Paige touring, S325; one Maxwell truck $z50; one Overland truck S350, two Ford trucks, each $400. Any o1 the above may be bought for 2-5 down and 10 monthly payments. McGehee Fowles Sales Co.,, 203-11 East Sec ond avenue. Phone GOA. 4-S-tff'
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SOME BRAND NEW AMERs Talnut dining room suite of ten Address Furniture" care |c, or phone 445. 4-25-3t*
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FOR LE-MODERN HOUSE; : rooms, bath and sleeping porch; plas- tered; southeast front; large lot; shodded with terrace; near car line and in good neighborhood. See ol phone Hollis Real Estate company
 phones and 112. 4-22-tt
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ROOM HOUSE WITH BATH;
 Fest Sixth, for sale; $500 cash, I0 per month. Look this over, interested call us. McGehee Co. Office phone 1888; resi-
 2726. 4-27-6t
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ITO, CABBAGE, CELERY AND ' plants, and all kinds of flow hts for sale at Mrs. Mae Flow penthouse, 8i9 West Eleventh. I238. 4-23-6t
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 oUR-ROOM HOUSE. pear Second and Cherry. ,!VE-ROOM HOUSE. lest of Fifth and Cher See A. G. RUSSELL rome Insurance Agency.
 4-21-6t --
 
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-~~~"~~-~~~-~>'o~~-~~
 yOI3 LOST.

NOI3 LOST. LOST - BETWEEN THE FREE bridge and the city one Oldfield make tire on rim 35x4 1-2. Reward for return to Nose Offord, City Taxi line. 4-z1-ot CANARY BIRD LOST--ADVISE 111A West 18th. nhone 38. 4-27-6t - - ~~~'~><~>>S> v ~ V CONTAINING $15 Believed to have been lost in or near Best theatre. Return to Mrs George List, 709 West Second,
 4-27-6t
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rED-TO BUY FIRST CLASS
 & Pond upright piano. Call 4-27-Gt
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WANTED AT ONCE TO WORK |ew cemetery just northwest of
 Eood end of Pullen street car 1 Anplv MT. Morris. 4-27-2t
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TO TRADE-WE HAVE 80 ACRES of good upland, II miles from town, that we would like to trade for city property; would take Ford automo- bile with self-starter in on trade. Thirty acres in cultivation, two good barns, small house. McNew Real ty company, phone 971 4-24-tf WILL BUY ONE TWO WHEEL Trailer, must be two or three ton capacity. L. J. Reap, Phone 62.
 A-o7 -6t
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GILCH COW, GIVING ENOUGH to supply any ordinary family, lay for Ter. own feed. Apply
 last Eighth. 4-l7-l2tf
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FIVE ROOMS AND SLEEPING
 PORCH:

Paved street; one block of Cherry street; immediate possession. See A G. Russell, at -
 HOME INSURANCE co.
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nds now ready; ne plants. If i've not tried the famous Beef tomato, do not fail to do SO tomato grown for all purpos- lrs. A. Neidermier, phone 21S1.
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TOP DESK WANTED BY Y. A. for travellers aid secretary ,ion station. Desk must have
 >rs i-Al-O |
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EXPERT MECHANIC CAN GET Ed with good firm with a per ent nosition. Must be good au- 6bile mechanic. Address .Me
 oare Granhic. 4-22-6t
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BET DOUBLE DINING ROOM
 B feet by 58 1-2 inches. Apply |herry 4-27-6t
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nWOOD BLOCK SETTERS, rmen, zimmerman ana grader sJ Mill near Texarkana. Good
 ! cash once week. Cook Lum- S' 4-28-6t
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5-ROOM HOUSE AND Il LOTS Al Eleventh and Pennsylvania; water and gas; good location; lots wortl $350 each. Call McNew Realty com
 pany for cheap price on whole block Phone 971, 4-24-t
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ICE GAS STOVE WIT DOUBLE
 pr sale cheap. Apply 215 East Avenue. 4-27-3t
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NEW FIVE-ROOM BUNGALOW seven blocks from Second and Main modern; $1,000 cash, balance $25 a month. McNew Realty company phone 971. 4-24-tt
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TOMATO PLANTS

Ter dog. 15c; per 100, 75c.
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FOR SALE
Cotton Seed for Planting
Lebane Triumph Improved

fare SOUND and PURE. Any Rties. S3.50 a bushel f. o. b. Wab- 1 Ark 4-S-12t GROVER CLEVELAND
 Wabbaseka, Ark.
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GlA ROWDEN PLANTING
 100 pound sacks, 95 per cent ation; prices i. 0. b. England Thirty (30l pounds to bushel: hels or less, $3 50 per bushe!
 ZOO bushels, $3 35, zoo to 1000
 . S9.25; 1000 bushels or more, Remit check with order; refer
 England National Bank, Lit fk. England and Tcbbetts Gin 2gland. Ark. 3-19-tf
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[ASS|FEQAIDVERT |]E:|N|E:NTS
MALE HELP

E1 CREW WANTED TO OPER-
 ,,o machines in OUT flooring fac
 niohts. Will run eleven hours n;obt five nights a week. Saline E Hardwood Company. 4-l1-l2t
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Short Course for Women.

Don't forget the Woman's Short
Course to be held in Westminster,
April 9Th and 9Th. A feast of good
things have been prepared Capable
committees have been appointed and
much interest has been aroused. Mrs.
Julia Lathrop, the hest known Child
Specialist in the United States, is ex-
pected, also Miss Keown, specialist in
Art Of the United states Department
of Agriculture, will give work on
Identifying the Home" Miss Day
will give one Of her popular talks on
Three Meals a Day" also demon
stration on millinery on Friday morn
ing. Every woman has wanted some
time or other to trim her own hat.
FIRING it. along and get suggestions.
Miss. Kellar, of Maryland State Col
lege, will give a talk on Right Liv
ing" Another interesting feature will
be a lecture on Dress" This will be
illustrated by living models. Don't
forget the Fashion Show"
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1920-03-19

There viii be Christian Endeayor
at Providence Methodist Protestant
Church Sunday evening.
Those who spent Sunday with Miss
Bessie Barnes were Miss Blanche
Ward, Miss HiIda CapIes, Misses Lii
liam and Daisy Stimax
A delightful surprise party was held
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert
Phillips, Thursday evening. Quite a
number of young people we're present
after a part of the evening was spent
refreshments we're served. At late
hour all departed wishing Mr.. and
Mrs. Phillips many more happy even
ings.
The. stork visited the home of Mr..
and Mrs Maurice Palmer and left
them a fine baby girl
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Mr. Cletus Relnaman. Of near Wall
nut Grove, spent this week visiting at
the home OF his sister and brother-in-
law, Mr.. and Mrs. Mervin ] Harner,
Of this place
Mr. and Mrs. James J. Harner spent
last Thursday visiting at the home Of
Mr. Paul H Krumrine and family, of
near the New Church.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Langhman, of
York, spent Monday visiting at the
home OF Mr.. Edward Langhman and
family of this place.
Mr.. and Mrs Mervfn Miller, Of Lit
tlestcwn: Mr.. and Mrs. Wilson H.
Study and Mr. and Mrs. Harry Har-
ner and daughter, Ruth, of near Pleas
ant Grove, spent Tuesday at the home
of Mr., and Mrs. o. s. Harner, of Sun
ny Side.
Mr.. and Mrs. Murray Reindollar,
Mrs Mabel II. CopenhaVer and son,
Ralph William, and Messrs, George
Mayors and Nevin Harner spent Sun
day visiting at the home of your cor
respondent.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph w. Study and
son, John, spent Sunday visiting at
the home Of Mr.. ]. j. Harner and fam
lily.
Large flecks of wild geese have been
seen of late flying over our commun-
ity. A sign, that spring is at the doors
The health of the community, good.
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STATENOOD.

With his family of near here.
Geo. Brothers and daughter, Mary,
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Naylor, daughter,
Gwynth, spent Saturday and Sunday
with Mrs. Minnie Brothers.
Mrs. Margaret Haines, who has been
spending the winter with her grand
son, Mr.. C. w. K Arnold, of st.
Georges visited friends here on Sun
day last and best of all left Mr.. and
Mrs. Maurice Palmer a fine baby girl.
H. L. Shipley has bought B. F. Cor
such's property containing 70 acres
for $1,000, which was formerly own
ed by his father, Lewis Shipley
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PLEASANT GROVE AND REESE.

Mrs Sarah Robertson spent some
time. recently with her son, Mr.. Herb.
Myer1y and family.
Mrs. Frank Eckenrode visited her
daughter, Mrs. Frank Fowler, on Lib
erty Heights, this week.
Roland SSipIey went to Baltimore
and is at present working in that city.
Mr Roy Alexander spent the weeks
end with his sister, Mrs. John Ship
ley.
Moving season is coming on. We
will likely loose some of our good
citizens next month. Hope good luck
will follow them to their new homes
and good ones come to our village,
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1920-03-19
DIAGEO STICiAN
DR.. FAHRNEY
RaGERST0WN, ND.

| study and treat chronic diseases
and determines. ! cure many cases
the ordinary doctor does not under
stand. Is there anything wrong with
you send me your name and address
and ! viii tell you what to do. and
there is no charge for this. I'm the
only DIR. Fahrney in town.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1920-03-19

Mr.. Given introduced bill in the
House providing an extra tax Of 20
per cent. on assessed property in
Reisterstcwn, the proceeds to be de-
voted to paving and other improve
ments in the town.
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nET0nR,.

Mrs. F. j. Shorb spent several days
this week in Baltimore.
Miss Ella Dutrow spent last Tues
day in Frederick.
Congratulations to Mr.. and Mrs.
A. G. Schiffman upon the arrival of a
daughter.
Chas. Albaugh is on the sick list
with the measles, members of the
family of Maurice Wilhide are suff-
ering, with tonsilitis.
During the high waters last Friday
the middle pier of the bridge was
damaged by the ice which broke away
many OF the stones and twisted the
pier which makes it impossible for
heavy teams.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-25
WATER FROM FIRE
FREEZES ON STREET

leo caused by water running down the
Wheeling side OF Fulton hill from the
Mount Wood fire of Thursday evening
caused many falls all day yesterday,
and q number OF close calls from auto
mobile accidents.
The ice had formed az the foot oS
the hill at Seventh street, and was at
inch thick in places The sewers ~
the top Of III" hill! failed IL carry tn"
water from the fire and ran down botd
sides of the hill.
One we'll known woman and son were
walking on the sidewalk. and seeing a
street car coming. rushed 10 Iet ABOARD.
with the result they slipped and fell,
the little hoy suffering i severe sprain
10 his nip and back. He was r"moT a
to his home. where he is resting aSzAe1!
as can be expected
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-25
POCKET PICKED
ON STREET CAR

Pickpockets arc still busy in Wh""'-
ing. \ well known business man VII"
the pike In connection with his business
found that his pcckethook had been mt
cd while coming in on crowded car OF
the Wheeling Public Serve" '0m0ary.
This man told several Of his friends
that he was glad that they only got
the pocketbook. Had they gone into
his pocket a little deeper. they would
have found roll Of bills.
About $50 was pocketho"E. while b.
tween $50 and $50 were in tho roll.
When the police were asked abou'
the robbery they stated that the query
was the firSt they had heard about l..
and were unable to give out any details.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-25
CLOUSE TO TAKE
OATH ON MONDAY

Sher:ff-elect Harry 7. Cl"usa take"
his cath OF Off" next Monday morning
before Clerk OF tho Board Of Commas
,!onsrs II. =. Underwood, preparatory
10 going into office next Friday nigh:
ut midnight. accrding Ia an announce
ncrt made yesterday BY Mr.. Etousr.
Al Of his deputies Will take ther
oaths Of office as sono as he goes INTO
office nest Saturday morning. wh;!" the
genera, transfer Of Tho sh"r'ff's 0usi-
ness will BE- conswmrIa;"d At l;ol O'Clock
!. NJ Saturday.
MIR. C.lousc vii. ~ the youngest shcr-
ifr eyer 10 gr into office. and his mary
.pppo~,crS ara working hard for him.
His election last November Wa the
cause nf much JOY. rs Il" was running
asn!nst an older ard much more "XHe-
FENCED man il po!itica! life.
There VI, ~ ft"W changes IN ihs sHcr-
frs force. a. N" present time. IN" same
jaI,ors and rratrors being retained.
,yhIio there VIII n buzz few changes
=, rho deput:es. IT.. only change IN
NC or~cr force WY hc Nh entrance
cf Ms YER Frazier = S'en"gr"rAe0
/ q, rlac. ~ NJ. Hur".G Ross. " - has
, has, r. :hn ,rf'H" -:l.r sheriff Hast
, ,nss went INTO ~
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-25
BIG CHICKEN FIGHT
THURSDAY NIGHT

Numerous chicken fights have been
staEad III tho Wheeling district IN the
mast. bat what was declared To be one
Or the biggest in many months was
staged yesterday morning In Twenty
ninth street. with 4 largo crowd pres
cnt.
Hats Hcr~ numerous. II - said and
one man * said 20 have won $4,000 on
,wo lights. new record in several scs-
SiOns OF the sports.
The biG event was staged III obScrN-
arCc IF the Christmas holidays. ami
many camc from urarhy towns ana
lilies to take part.
II is said birds from Pittsburgh, East
Liverpool. Steubcnville. IorkNille and
out past West Alexander were entered
In tho big fights. and many failed L"
reach homo yesterday afternoon.
Several persons declared the attend
ancc last night was the largest in many
months and The affair vas highly sue
,nSSful.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-25
MCPHERSON CALLS
| COMMITTEE MEETING

J. Byron Nickerson. new state COM
r,ander OF the American Legion ycste7-
day announced The has called 4 meeting
# the state executive COMMITTEES TO b"
held In t',.rkshurg early IN January. and
the principal discussion is TO be- on the
boxing bill now pending before the state
legislature.
Mr. NiCkerSon also announced sur
vey OF the disqualification WORK through
out the state under the direction or DR.
Harry SILVER. q member OF the local
r-nSt. assisted by strong c"mmittf" 10
bc named within \ few days by Com
mander NickeeEon.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-25
TWO MORE RECRUITS

Two NOR: enlistments were received
Yesterday at the L. S. Recruiting office
in The Inteliigcnc"r building. bringing
m. total to - 30 far for the month.
They were: Harry l.. walker. ST.
Snr,ce street. camden. y. j.. for 3
,s,rS in tho infantry al Camp DIX, and
William r. HUT, II" Mecdham street
Dedham, Mass. for " years IN tho
Coast Artillery 81 Camp Jackson ;. t
Roth men lefr last might for Hunting
ton from where they will 80 TO the
camps which they arc assigned TO-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-25
81 APPLICANTS I
" FOR CITIZENSHIP!

Up 10 the present time 321 applicas
tions for citizenship papers have been
received by John II. Conrad. clerk. OF
the United States district court The
fiscal year does not end until Decemoer
81, and little or no moro applications for
such papers are expected. Mr.. Conrad
has been kept busy. and up to the pres
cnt time for the month Of December q?
have declared their Intentions
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-25
A Good Word for Chamberlain's Tablets

81 am very much pleascd 20 haVe tNe
opportunity to say 4 good word for
HAN pertains Tablets" writes mrs.
Manic Rartel Moberly. Mo. Il think
il is the best thing for stomach trou-
hlee and ronstipatiou that / have ever
used" The above shows the high es-
teem In which Charnberlain's Tablets
arc held by those who have used them
Give them a trial. They will do YOU
good, For sal" by a., dealers.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-25
HEAVY TRAVEL
ON RAILROADS
INCOMING PASSWORDS TRAINS
cnrsrnAs BYE CARRIED VERY
HEAVY LOADS or PASSENGERS.
MANY Hsturntug for Hondays-others
Corning to spend Christmas
with Relatives.

Incoming trains on the iai'mor" I"
,1nio. Wheeling & Lake Ere and Penn
s,ylvania railroads brought extremely
heavy loads OF passengers 70 Wheeling
last. evening.
FROM every direction the train
brought in W'heclirgites who are work
.ng elsewhere. TO spend the holiday at
nome. while large numbers OF the pass
crrcrs were out-of-town visitors COM
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-25

ing to Wheeling to spend III" holiday
with relatives here.
Trainmon talking 20 an lnt"llig"n'sT
reporter. indicated that IN" trains
brought in loads of people averaging
l5h persons 20 Il car.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-25
Personals.

The following spent SATURDAY N
Wheeling: Misses Mau6c W.thcrson.
Virginia Pnw,I. Maudc Curtis. Rcbecc%
Mct 'oll"ch ami Maud" Jefferson: Messrs;
nay FitzSnlm0nS, Lawrence Hett and
Wilbur Nc, 'hil0Ch. MIR. apd Mrs. ID. Is.
Rogers. ~ rlcs Rogers and &. 7. Bog
CESS.
The following spent the weekend at
their homes: Wilma Wcmor. Elizabeth
Ocean and Margaret Gaynor. OF Wheel
inE; Ruth Schud, lncz Hoffman and Ma
aida Lu-crtz. Of McMcChcn. Catherine
Porter. OF short Creek; Ala chips. or
Potomac.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-25
MINISTERIAL UNION
| TO MEET ON MONDlt

Tho last meeting of the Mlnlstertas
union of Wheeling and vic.hity Tor tne.
wear will be held Monday, December "a.
nj 1880 o'clock at tic assembly rooms
! at the Y. VI. c. 4. 4 number OF very;
Interesting matters are to be taken up
and the meeting Is expected to Do. Vol
attended.
tho last meeting will be continuD4, End
Is as follows: is The church In w..
:nr enfective in reaching n-chriatien
church ;uers?'
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-25
LEROY IS SOLD

4 rcpor; was circulated around by the
river men yesterday that the stcarnN.
Leroy which has been plying the Ohis
river between Wheeling and New AAfA
n,oras has been sold. The boat has besA,
purchased by z. Z. I.i,man. OF New Mael
tinSviNn. It formerly being owned byN
Hammc!. o! pittsburgh. AthcN8A
boat has changed hands II VIII stili
era;, bctN cen the same points.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-25
basketball Games.

! Fr!day cNcninE n" tirst and -'"'hG
girls teams Of ". L. s. =. :. played N
! ryhibiiion aauir ~ W"et Liberty Th"
. buv.' team ais" played they playing
; INC W V N-CollrGlanS. 'rh' Eirie'
,,,ore wa4 $50 IN favor Of ;GH Gr>' t"iul.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-25

IRA y. Wilson's beautiful Christmas
eantata tive salvation Of Israel" Vic
toria Theatre, Sunday evening. Large
yextod chorus. Auspices Wheeling Rap
tist Temple Public welcomed Silver
Offering.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-25

SLOW hut sure may lie r good motto
hut il certainly doesn't work when You
want to catch train.
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while the boys was CSC in favor OF
the Ex-ColleEianS.
The lineup WAS as follows:
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1920-11-12

held at or below 81 degrees Fahrenheit
Section 80. No application for IL
e se py the
to the Council for approval nor shall
such license be granted by the Council
unless the applicants pasteurizing APP
para tus is such that it will properly
perform the process prescribed in Section
50. and unless the plant conforms to the
requirements Of this ordinance: .
sba Be- wItb an
proved type Of an automatic time and
temperature recording device which
shall be attached, adjusted and used in
aeaah rhe recosdne chart s sha be-
dated and filed at the pasteurization
plant and be available for inspection
by the p B9srf II zfs'shj PLANTS
Section 35 All pa - -llz,ng plants
shall be constructed so t.tat all rooms in
which milk is handled or in which milk
have dust-proof walls and ceilings. Tn
less, constructed of concrete, smooth
bri ok or tile. walls and ceilings shah
be kept White-washed or painted light
and so graded that all drainage will flow
Section SO: All drains in the pasteur-
1ng ssM aa sha os p IN rappea
Satisfactory to i the Board of Health. e'
Section 81. All rooms in which milk
is handled and in which milk apparatus
and utensils are washed shall be ade-
quately lighted and provided with suffi-
Section So: Al pasteurizing plants
sha bs dVel lee agans
with self-closing devices.
Section 80. Suitable toilet facilities
shall be provided for the use of en-
ployees. Toilets shall not open direct
ly into any room I'm which milk orr milk
utensils are handled. Hand washing ia
cilities and clean towels shall be pro-
Section 40. No cats, dogs, or other
animals shall be permitted in rooms
where milk is handled or stored. ~.
ing, cooling, and bottling milk shall not
be used for purposes other than handling
dairy products. %
: Section AZ. An adequate supply Of
water from an approved source shall
be provided ~~ = ~.
Section 43. All cans, storage watts.
mixing watts, and other apparatus shall
be constructed Of timed or glazed metal
or other suitable material, and all angle
shall be provided with closely fitting
covers. -.
Section "A. All. milk pipes and pumps
shall be of sanitary construction and
SO arranged that they may be easily
opened or taken apart for cleaning. The
prohibited.
Section As. Surface coolers, unless
located In room used only for cooling
milk, shall be protected by suitable
metal or glass covers.