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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-05
Ohio Valley News
WEIRGON

=, Thomas MFttN. negro N@'"
years. was unlb'd h"r" Yesterday on
charged with murder a"" = Dong n'''i
in the town jail awaiting IL" arrival OF
a pnl.cc officer from Baltimore. Md. l."
try to perSuad. hlm 20 return {" the
: MARYLAND r!.y ard fac, tn" charge.
Mebap who VS. sportily dressed.
was picked az un adTICcs from haiN'
more en- a clever Srh'm" c"n'"'t"d H.
The police There aad carried Out Icy loca'
authorities tn" Baltimore p"N'" sue
ceedcd IN r"t,l"% N"han'S former SWEET
heart To- W.T." him - lrl'rr addressed 1"
General Delivery. Wrir'"u. ". Va. II
Iae in the local pnstofflre only Nv"
DAYS when. slrr" enough M"ban appear
Cd ard aSH"d Tor u.
Pos,mastc- Waltrr : Bamhr.ck had
been asked 20 keep on the lookout Tor
tho man who claimed the letter. and
when he appeared h" kept the man in
while an assistant i"l"-
r. phonEd Justic" Of thc P"ac" Thomas ;.
Hoffman, who held a warrant for
Neban's arrest Lieutenant 81 P"hc"
London L. White had no difficulty IN
taking tho man 20 tn" lookup.
Mcban acknowledges that h" was IN
Baltimore wh"n ,hn murder WAS COM
fnitted and that n" knew about II. hut
that nc is not guilty Of IN" mHrd'r'
which developed from an argument IN
which another man was shot and Killed.
On the other hand. ne has told l"val
officials that h" will not return 10 Bal
timorc. R"Uulsiti"N napcrs ar" to D"
started through tn, necessary channels
tmucdiatr}v to tnNe bin ArCk :" Vary
land To fac" the charE".
The local authorities received t"'"-
gram today from the CHIEF Of pol,r" Of
Baltimore asking them to keep close
guard on the pcGro. as 'h"y insist he Is
the man who committed he murder.
They also thanked Postmaster BamhricN
and the others concerned for IN" quick
manner in which they captured IN" al
legged murderer
Tonight at n" Evans hal, in lower
weirton cove Valley lodG" of tho I. ..
o = will meet - install officers who
were elected last Tuesday evening for
,bo wear 1920. Following the nstalla-
ton there will bN a smoker and general
good time.
Funeral services over tho remains %
Tho late Joseph Snyder we'll known for
rer Holidays Cove citizen. w"r" hold
shis morning from tho late reSidrrC" n
Stcubenvillc Mr.. SuNdar WAS - mem
her Of the HOLIDAYS Gov" Knights OF
Pythias and Odd Fellows lodges. and a
large delegation from each order at
tended the services and members acted
as pallbcarcrS. Mr.. SNYDER resided in
the Cove for number Of years. NOV
Ing 70 SttuhcnvIlle only recently. lie
leaves a widow and one adopted son.
Arthur X. Snyder,
Work Is progressing slowly on tn"
thirty new houses being built in lowe
weirton. due 20 the extremely cold
weather weirton's building program.
which IS immense ut this time. ~ going
forward slowly. however. and many
new homes are 10 be completed before
spring, when a big boom Is promised.
ExcavatinG is ~ progress just below
CraHfOrGs crossing for n larS" feed
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,W"''G Mr. Leo Johnson and SON
rI"lj mr Washington. Ia. have rS return,
ed home after ,swnd'nfE ~ the m, nG''S Mrs :,
yis1,"f a, 'f% r n r%rn,i",n Mt Tfrest
win and Mre. Harold Mckown "'
~ .%,.r,tn,h street. spent yesterday ylsN
inc NIre. MrKuwn's parents north oil
Martins Ferry. ,,.;,,.i,s hay, re-.
,urnrI ,r Ihrrr home in North WarWGoa
nfi"r sprnl.ne several days visiting
friends IN Sciu. Ohio. p,,,
Misso> stella Meyers and berniS0
Where they viii r"sunl" their slunicS d.
NJ, I-niynrsiiy for the last semester;
Iu.s.I Brown. VII" has been Spcnu,hE
thu holidays with his parents IN NS S,,EI
Warwu"d. left last evening l"r i'"t hHs
harmon where n" Will resume MS
Mr. r and Mrs Roy Parker have re-.
turned t. their hum" III Marietta d"
spruH!nE several days as me eu'SHSSS ~.
MIR. and Mrs. Jones, Of center war
Miss I.ycrc,ia Thompson. who mas a'i
hocn III for several days, was rcporltu
recovering slowly at her nome out
GlCnuS RIM. 1890, ,o,., rn-
Mr.. and Mrs, John Anderson nave ya ar
turned 10 their ohmr in NCr'h VA Wa.
wood after spending several days kiS!'-
inr friends aud relatives IN columbus,
Misses Pearl aud CrCt" Dean nave
turned /" their ros',lHmES ", Nn'g ana Mrs
spcndinc New Years win Nj. anu Hi'H
Urnrv fIrrCh,:.r It WnrTnnd avenue
Friuk Brooks has returned 10 laH
tor. ohio. after spending IN" hoIldnlS
with his rarcrrs. Mr., and Mrs '""'''S
brooks, of Eighteenth street.
Nr and Mrs Charles pll)"n have re-
turned 20 their home IN Confer WAX
wood after spending m" week WIN
friends III columbus. OHIO: Att,
Miss Ruth Carson. Of T"r"nt"; PnI"'
or l..
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IRON REVIEW

SEW YORK. Jan. 4.-Thc year cIoIsa
with steel comparatively quiet. hut
with conside rablC heavy tohnakc IT, -
allegiance. Some interest atta I SS
I've announcement Of thc tultcd Sta''S
stcel corporation. that It viii adhere 20
the price schedules cSthbuShed 'oS .
Tarcn IrdcpCrdcrt mills hay" been
ssIl,rx considerably higher. Inc Sl'vI
companies are all h"aNiIy SOLD, L",s \
Is n shortage Of bars plates. sheets ana
Demand for iron has slowed down
during The last few days. but v"nSGn'p-
ton for IN. neat four months -
pectod to heavily tax -" r"gaS',E -.
tbo furnaces Som. odd lots If '"undrI
IRON have boon sold during IN" pAN'
week. but offerings ""r" cNCepc',iu,I,,, :.
Prices did not advance but ar. IiVU.'H
beIa CpnSldcvahlr t"Uuh-. due III -
ccmhar his haNn carried I'M" has year
Production Turing 1919 - "NtHnht'n u.
81. 500. 600 tons a. against an OUTPUT 81
S9.O5l. 900 in tets.
Up TO a frw days az" M
fairly hrlSl; demand tnt copper. ana IN"
statistical position - stronger t"'" -
month ago Producers have h"|h '"'
serN alive. but the mark"t EAs NHNon, ~
TO 10 and l9i.c Tor n" hrSt ldtr'''
For the SECOND quarter W. cents
uuote dand for export as mU'h aH Ia
Tbc Consumpt,or ~ lead has h""n "N-
ce.diny the production md th'r" i N''S
Mite Offering. <,,. g.,
NOR, and IT,. market has advanced SLOW
IL durir; tn" ", X.
= TIN has n,.u fairly active and tolnN'
ing London has advanced Sharply u"r
ING the week So;E" importers no" as"
59E for spot md sixty cents ;rr SNIP,
-IfSzrt from lhr Far Vest tn" ac,aai
market FIR TN. however. - about '''<
10 SOFA cents. .,;.... o,d
-
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90 Mnva Briefs

Mr. and Mrs. Il. A. Corners, or r0l-
ur,hus Ohio, spent the week with IL. L.
'rrautman and family.
Mrs A. c. LeBarron md dauGhtcr'
Miss Irene. were shopping IN Mar''''"
Unrrv Rcren. Of Marietta, was bus
mess caller here Thursday.
Mrs ]. I. Mclaughlin IL Ill or pncu-
mona at her home on Main street.
.\rlond Thomas OF SChley. ONO. spent
f,w DAYS here with friends thus week
charles Cornell was at Marietta
Mrs j. r. Miller Of Raven Rock was
shopping here Friday.
Misses Willou and Eva Wharton re-
turned 10 their home in New Mari lhS-
Vile Friday after spending several days
with MIR Mrs. y. c. OEdiu aud family.
Miss Mabel Tidd returned nome NJ
Parkcrshurg after spending t"w days
here with Mrs. Fife Humphrey.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ike Hcokcr. Of New
MartinSvillc spent few days mere WIN
Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Carroll.
Rev. Perkins was down the river tri-
Mrs Joanna ITiddlestonc. Of Eureka,
was shopping hero Friday.
Mrs George Kerr OF Newport, ONO
was here Friday.
Floyd Marrlc OF rleasants was call
er here Thursday.
r. l.. Locke was a business caller at
Eureka Thursday.
Jimmie Roe returned this week from
Kentucky.
Miss Halle DOME spent the weekend
with friends at Sist"rsrillc.
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STEUBENVILLE


TEi'EENNILLE. O.. Jan. THE
Jefferson county grand jury called for
the January term, CouvCncs here Mon
,lav morning and there - considerable"
speculation MS IL what II vii brink
forth .naSlnuch IA practically every
rncrnrr Of the CI;y police force has
henn "IuvItCd'' hE Prosecuting Attorney
Roy Carpenter tn appear as witnesse ;.
The Prosecutor has not as yet disclosed
ms chir,t IN Summontng the officer and
tn. latter say they arr in the dark as
to VIA, ne has up his sleeve. Unless
Their" are some unexpected developments,
III. session is expected To be brief, NOT
over thrc" days at h" most. sit ~
known there are ONLY Il fcw cases slated
for investigation. The grand jury Is eN'
prCtrd u drlNc deeper INTO the murder
IT Dragick kamarakOvich. Serbian store
Keeper If this CIty. for which crime Me- .
MiIauoyiCh wealthy Serbian VIII Do
placed on trial for his life on Monday
January L. Many now angles are crop
p.ug out III tins case and ABOUT dozen
Witnesses hay, been called 10 clear up
doubtful points.
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FOLLANSFEE

William q. stephens. we'll known
Young mau Of FullauSb"". arrived nome
Yesterday from New Mexico, after r.
re,vinG his honorable discharge from tho
l. : army. in which h" served Tor TWO
and unc-hair years He is the daSt So
lcctlvC service man return and ms man?
friends gave him L hearty reception n
ter his long stay. Only Few tollatS-
bee men ar" still III service. Joseph
Johnston and Samuel Klamath arc IN me
regular army and Will not be home until
tho coming summer. Several others
have rC-cnliStrd stephens got his dlS-
charge on Christmas day and says IL
was tho best Christmas gift anyone
could give him.
Henry Parker, n conductor on local
traction line. - home after two week
vacation spent with relatives in virginia.
White In Newport News he met Louis
Cautos former FollanSheC theatrical
manager who is engaged in $ucccSslUi
fruit business in that citE.
Tho FollanSbcc public SCh"olS VIII
reopen az o'clock Monday morning al =
,.r a two weeks vacation for III" h"i-
ld,y season \ nov record on tho ~
rullurut and per V"ut pr cent 81 att"n-
dance was recorded here during the tIrs.
Sornrstcr and the faculty hopes for even
better accomplishments during IN" COM
ing season. Practically all OF the Out
or-town teachers hlNc arrived back from
spending the holiday with h"mct"lkS.
Tho drSr'" team ~ IN" local nIucI -
Ladies at R"0aEah was III Whrellh1
Iast night putting on their work for a
number uf candidates who entered inc
Wheeling lodge. 49,
Lea,"r lsiophons. r"rmerly OF this
place. has just passed through n ser
icus operation al Detroit. Mich. and
IS getting alvnE nicely according to al
vices received by friends here.
Dawson RISGl". Il local school teacher
WAS IN Wheeling on business yesterday
Ruht. N"wcry. who formerly worked
in tho mill her" and is nuw engaged IN
farming i'm Cu>hucton county. o.. is nero
to spend a few days among friends.
J. Sylvester hultZ has returned nome
after spending the holidays IN Pittsburgh
with r, lntiScs and friends.
Mrs. Jno. stephens, Sr.. has returned
to Detroit after Il visit here.
J. q. Arnold of Washington. Ia.
m town yesterday looking after his coal
iLtcrc~ts.
Miss Mary \. koltz has returned homo
after spending 4 few days in Martins
Ferry. o.. III" guest Of Miss Mary Jones
Miss Mildred Parry spent New Year :
DAY in Pittsburgh.
t:IIw"rd Kelly is home after visit
To- PITTSBURGH.
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se-1ons water shortage.

Tho city OF SicubHnNlII" Is IHcinE
water famine. Water Workc SupcrIh-
irndrnt Joseph Fielder issued L warm
ing To consumers today to conserve IN
every possible way in use or water
in order that the city may not be placed
at the mercy OF poSsihl" fire. ~
stated that the t." in TN" river naS
result that only about orc-th!rd OF the
water needed ran b" pumped. ono
thr,e.mlllion gallon pump was operating
today. it being imposSihl" /" operate
the six-million gallon pump and as IN"
city ia using more than SIX 'nl'l"h sSl-
Ions daily n - feared that unless there
is real saving on the part "f every con,
summer. the reservoirs will b" drained
and the city left without fire protection.
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ENCOURAGEMENT.
IN n. !. STOCKS

NEW YORK, Jan. 4.-Takjng surface
conditions as a criterion. last week IN
the stock market suggested that the
financial community views the ouiSo"
for the new year with eQuanim'tS'
tinged with encouragement
In no conservative quarter howev"r
was there any disposition 70 disreSsrG
the manifold uncertainties which sun
attach TO domestic industrial and eco
nonic conditions and the unsettled Tor
eiEn exchange market.
The high prices prevailing for com
moditfes, attributed mainly to under-
production and the many cross curr'n,s
OF international trade. are repea'euIS
emphasized as the CHIEF obstacles 10
even a partial resumption OF prc-"aF
conditions.
The local money market ts m process
~ reimbursement from its resent severe
tension, but few time loans are hNc'F 10
be negotiated until most OF the January
interest and dividend Disbursements
concentrating 100000. 900. find their
CUSTOMARY investment channels
or the moro important domestic prop
,ems the prospect for tho railways
seems 10 sound IN" only not" ~ d'S-
coura cement. Aside from tho turih'e
hAay-v dshcits reported nv the roads. IN"
Various plans now under cons'd'TS'''
AZ their return 20 prlNai" "p"r"''''
held 70 offer little hop" q; Carly SUI
ton >,
Influences which ar" "NpcctSd !"
pc the course Of IN" countr! p'n,
Nh industries during the year are a.,
AZ clearly defined Adviccs agree
barring Unforeseen labor diner
es production OF steel and iron Will
far beyond previous records.
These conditions apply almost WIN
k1ua1 force 10 copper and other naSlc
metals. as we'll as oils. tohaccos' lGa, t,'
and textile products. in which maximum
prices are expected 70 be hrmly SUSTAIN
cd for months 10 come.
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store and dwelling hNuSc. This section
will be largely built up within another
Year. It is also understood that Il part
uc this site will soon h" occupied 10y 4
new railroad station that Will b" MOD
tru End have every convenience for the
trav"unS pubic.
Work Is progressing nicely on the
new building for the Euuk "t Mcirt"n.
Chief Of Police Harry /" Brooks anu
Mrs. Brooks returned this afternoon
after a pleasant visit with relatives IN
Clarkshurg over New Year
Mrs. = T. 'amphcll has arrived NJ
her homo in thc Cove after " brief visit
to Pittsburgh. Pa.
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Schools open.

rlu Commits 0f WILDWOOD lNd NTVH,
Iord :" dis,r,rt which have been Close! !s,a
,tnd u'St' ~ t,y, weeks will reopen this
t"r TN paw the usual hour. The grade
uch"is viii start at nine oGlCck VAIL
The students Of high school Will S'A''
pr%t ;nEh, s 80 will be held at the
usn m,fSI hours OF seven o'clock in the r ey
dn davis Sy en- The classes VII! be nn-
der the dciicction of Fr"t. fahA"auSe'
md Miss Edna Heller.
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unAN1AN PROTEST

PITTSBTRGH. Pa. Jan. 4.--Thou-
sands of Pittsburgh district tkrainians
gathered in their churches today and
adopted resolutions protesting against
action Of the supreme peace counci! IN
granting Poland a mandate over Ckrat-
nian East Galicia. 1t was decided TO
rise a fund Of $4,000 in Allegheny
county TO help Ukrain!an war sufferers
i'll Europe.
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ST. MARYS

&C. Smith dicd Mt his hon" on o. Sec" e.
his 6Sth year after Il hr'"t illness u "
rnmplication Of diseases s civ
.bnLrcn thrrr daughters: Mrs. MNri'H
Jmii!TC"' Of MrM"chSn. and Misses ol'E|
& smith. Cleveland; G. \, and Ut, Arlhnr
~ this city. Tho services "cro c, n,rm a.
~. Rcy r o. Martin. after which IN
tErmSnt was made in the Smith grave
vurL at Ilum Run.
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.MOUNDSvILLE
news
R.nwlnv Berry Dies.

Ruwlrv Berry, aged 80 years. dr,l ~
the home Of his father Mr., John f"fri
Of Jefferson avcnu". SATURDAY n'Enl
WIS consumption, of which h" had been
III II" for quit" a time Mr.. Ferry, had hXGd
IN MomndSv,llr practically all his ltfT
ana - survived by his runner ahI
mmrhrr. Mr.. and Mrs. l"hn Berry OF
jefferson avenue. thr"" hr"lh'rS. N"n-
s,sicr Mr., John Stulirk. "f Jefferson
ayynur. his wifi" and riyr rh'IdI,M. .,o
Th" rutrral VIII h" held Tuesday. inc
nnnr If which has MT hcon d"',dCCd
upon. TIL" funeral s"rN ICES VIII hr nrIu
from ,hr HON" and Will y" I"hh"',, ~
B,.y I, g; SLATER Of tn" FIRST NJ. l.,
church
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Fatally injured.

Guy \. Dannrr. aged 80 years, r'sT-
acnt Of Poland. o.. died al tn" Gtll hos.
p,,al here OF injuries sustained near
Crdlz junction. o.. when he was StruIE
nv an castbound passenger train on tbs
pan Handle railroad. He was walking
tho tracks and apparently did not see or
beard tn" approach of the train which
hurled him some distance from th'
tracks His skull was fractured. ma
right leg broken and he was internally
INJURED. Letters and papers found on
his person Unidentified him. Relatives
a, Poland were notified OF his tragic
dSqfh and they are expected 10 arrive
here today to claim his remains.
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Rev. workman Prea he'd.

Rev. J. II. Workman. p. D.. supcrin-
tcndcnt If the BuCkhannon NJ. T.. church,
spoke yesterday evening at the calvary
church, Reverend Workman was n form
or minister at Wheeling and is we'll and
favurably known here. Ho is brother
Of Rev. Workman. pastor Of the CAL
vary church. and many people enjoyed
his sermon
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Oioa At Hospital.

\ man by the name Of lHf"i. iron,
nrar Viola. died yesterday evening al
The Glcndal" hospital a, 500 =. M re
N,ni,,,,"L, =, ,L' hnSp!ial several days ago
IN =. y"ry serious condition and nothing
could nc learned from HIM. At lat"
bour last nigh, efforts we're helnE made
80 locate his relatives :" some tunNrai
could h" made, II was
i,'',rcd ,hei w. was survived by n Wife
.,nI 49,, Children hut nothing else "ruid
lm ,,,~uod Tho body - now ~ ~" II.
G. I.ui"> murru'.
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Entertained

Mrs q. A. BradfCld NCry nIcaS0n,IE
o,tar,,incd the Merry James AT h'r
hnmc on River street New Years eve IN
honor 81 Mrs V. r. RohN, of Marlrttta;;
ohio. Mrs. ROXY received many uSui .',.
and ramcs were the diversions OF the
"ySning after which a dainty lunCh'9h
was served TO tho following: Mrs; K; l..
Grifrcn. Dolly stanley, R'.ymHnu ~ ~,
" G II Core, Rlairc Core; Misses I'M
orrrr Store. Mabel Stccrc. Ma" Craig.
lucy Houscman. cuba MorE2n. ri !"
G"rrell Lillian Cotton. Elizabeth La
Rue, Mary Bills. Joanna Ankr"H, NclIe
Gaimm. Bethel Rigs and the hostess
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Stating Field Opens.

Steubenville's new skating field. bull
ON Carnegie Steel company property:
was opened 10 tho public SATURDAY AMI
several hundred skaters "er" out en-,
joying the sport. The field was fl@odci
Friday night and n" zero w"2th' pC'
!, in f!rr shape. The Y. NJ. G.. \. IL
financing the project "a part Of tho
rity's rccroa,ion program and vii super
wise the skating. Several hockey teams
nrn hing fnrfnNd.
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PHILLIPS DOWN STATE
~ prohihi.iou Commissioner

Deputy Prohibition Commissioner
Bert Phillips, Will leave to-day for an
extended trip into the southern part or
the state. Several cities and towns IN
the Tower state region. II Is hinted. Will
undergo a close observation at the hand
Of Whecling's caglc-rycd defender OF the
prohibition law. He probably VIII also
visit Charleston before his return, for
a conference with Tax Commissioners
Waller Hallahan. cN-ufficio commits
Slorpr nf Drnni blt ION.
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Mating Of Laymen.

4 meeting OF The Iaymrh 9nW Wpp%wNnd
oC mo five Denominations or MarH"wu
y" wt,,I '' %c hrld ON FRIDAY evening follow
inr the prayer services at tn" r res y,
ma, Wv ,hmrch, Several important
chmr,h matters will be taken up al ms
lime and all men arc requested " ~
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NARN0OD
Council Meeting.

warwood Is sun contInuing "a
town and will hold regular mon''IE
meeting OF council Thursday evening at
eight o'clock IN the high school build
ing. Several important matters VIII he
taken up beside the regular routine
matters. 1t is thought by the mayor. {.
Dowlcr. that they will stu cHntinlc
the ilrst Of February.
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Ministerial Association.

Tho Moundsvillc Mintcrial association
will meet this morning in the Christian
church at 10 o'clock. Rev. William
Meade. rector OF Trinity church. will
give tho paper. This meeting is for the
election Of officers for the ensuing year
and all members are expected TO be
present.
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The first Of tho series OF prayer meet
inEs TO be held in town TINS wc"E Will
b., begun this evening ut 80 ".Cl"Ck
at the Methodist church. Rev. t. y.
Carson will be in charge and "ill speak
ON the subject Of "Na;ionai Self ENam-
nation" All interested in such are "N-
pcc,ed to be present at all meetings.
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FACTORIES Closed.

Due To tho extremely CON- ho pas
%m,rT "I lS several local factories has
V VcaT n* ,n'y haven't enough Of a sup up
nIv To furnish all. TIL" majority " h im
plants are Installing lnrh",,H 'inr
,,nnsun,, cn;l. which ~ great saN!he'
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Hyceum Course.

Tho third OF tho series of the l.Ec"um
,.uurS" will be held on Saturday evening
at T:3O o'clock In the high school audi
toriun. Tickets for the sam" Will BE-
On sale this evening at the Warw"nd
phlrmacY Robert Parker Miles Will
deliver tho lecture which will no doubt
interest all. as he is one Of tn" host lee
lurnra
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v,,o. naurnters Meet.

7, is understood that plans are UNI ~
way for the meeting al INC n'c 81, .,r;,rs
% %,I N cIHninE. January 18th al tho lut tn,
CrHn church. This includes o1 .ii W. III,
S,nior and Junior circles AZ nv
urged tn h.. on hand as several in.tI1or
ant matters Will come up l"I Tnr Tho
alton ~ CARDS I" 'N' "'IA 40'
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-05

A meeting OF the members Of the
Invcland FIRE and Protection AsS""ia-
ton viii, BE- held this evening at their
building. corner Fifth street and War
wood avenue. Several important mat
tcrs will bc taken up pertaining I" max
ing improvements to the present build
ing
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-05

Tho Wonan's Foreign Missionary So
cicty "f tn" FIRST VI. T.. church Will hold
its regular meeting nj tn" HON" Of Mrs
Frank Fulton On Ninth street this "Nrn-
imE. \ good program j. being arranged
and Mrs. q. Charles Hughes VIII be in
CharEC of The mcctIME.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-05
Eliza 70 Dance.

The Moundsvillc lodge Of Elks will
give their FIRST dane" IF the season
Wednesday evening. in the hall nj the
corner of Third street and jefferson
avenue. Invitations nrc being issued
today by the Committc" If which Will
Pcahndy is chairman. Th"s" dances are
always favored Ivy local propl" and are
looked forward To- with much interest.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-05
William Goodrich.

William Go"dr.rh. of N"Shy.S Rock.
ard G.. deed yesterday evening nj sIN
o',l"rl,, at the Gicnd"l" hospital. He
wns hrnught there several days AZ" IN
a serious condition and h"H crown
s,,,jily worse he is SURVIVED hy MS
VII. 'Thr body is at Ill" u. {. huirS
mnrruc and II" funeral arrangements
inv, ,.r. hCrD made.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-05

Any organized campaign tn "nIarg"
tho membership Of ~" StcuhenvtiIc
thamn"r OF commerce" and 70 extend US
artivili,~ viii br launched her" this
week. The organization that Will con-
duct the campaign has been formed ana
will meet next Tuesday evening with