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Evening journal., 1920-01-27
FEW POOL ROOMS TAKE LICENCES.

Although the city ordinance requires
that all pool rooms. billiard parlors as
well as bowling alleys be licensed Il
was said today that only twenty OF the
eighty or more such places have been
licensed so far Under the law these
licenses have to be taken out before
February 1
Evening journal., 1920-01-27
ANNOUNCE ENGAGEMENT.

Mr. and Mrs. NJ Tonik. Of No. COS Mad
ison street, announce the engagement
Of their daughter. Miss Minnie Tonik,
TO Morris Seidel. An engagement party
took place at WOrkmen's Circle Hall.
No. 223 Shipley street last Sunday night
for the Young people. when a number
OF the friends. Of the engaged couple
were present.
Evening journal., 1920-01-27
WOMAN GAVE WRONG ADDRESS.

Occupants OF the apartment house No,
SOC King street complain that much
publicity has been given them in. the
announcement that a woman arrested
on a charge OF Digamy resided there.
The woman. IL was stated, does not
live at that address.
Evening journal., 1920-01-27
MAN CnNTINUE PHONE RATEs.

Decision continuing the present rates
charged by the Diamond state Tele-
phone Company for service. is expected
at the meeting Friday night, OF the
pnhllc Utilities Commission.
Evening journal., 1920-01-27
Po,yHATAN NEABs PORT.

HALIFAX, Jan. q. united Press).-
The disabled American transport Pow
hatan was 10 miles OFF Halifax harbor
at Il a. m. today, according TO a wire
less message here.
The Powhatan was making i've miles
an hour and expected TO reach the har-
Dor by p. m, the message said.
Evening journal., 1920-01-27
sun AND TIDE.
outh Of Christ'ana.
LOST AND FOUND.

I OST-PLATINUM BRACELET, SET
- with diamonds and sapphires. Reward.
Call 74as-M jan26-3t.
CONTINUED on Page Eighteen.)
Evening journal., 1920-01-27
TnnAY,s TEMPERATURE.

AZ The Evening Journal 0nlcc.
500 A. M.....32 1900 p. NJ. &c
1000 A M..3s 100 p. Mi
Evening journal., 1920-01-27
While BoLsheuiki Tide
Eastward Lessons Ja-
pan VIII FoHow
"WatchtGI Waiting
Policy in Siberia.
ReintorcementS TO be
Rushed as Purely De-
tenSire Moue if Men
ace GrotCS
PEACE WITH REDS
is LIKEy Y SOON

COPENHAGEN, Jan. q Omitted Pross)
The Russian soviet government has
removed from Moscow. not because or
Tear OF the plague but because OF a re-
volt among red troops stationed there,
dispatch from D0rpat said last night.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 81. UNITED
Press Peace with Soviet Russia is
likely 10 be affected within few weeks
In the opinion OF well informed author
tiles In close touch with International
affairs here today.
such peace would be q matter Of ex-
pediency for the Allies who do not well
come the prospect Of an extended guer-
Ma warfare with the soviet armies, ac-
cording 10 reports here. Lenine Is said
70 demand an armlstlce before he Will
let ships approach his ports to trade
with the Inhabitants. This may lead
Continued on Page Eleven.
Evening journal., 1920-01-27

Certified MIR Tor Infanls-Clover
Dairy Co.-Ady.
Evening journal., 1920-01-27
WEATHER

Cloudy and unsettled to-
night and Wednesday; some
what colder Wednesday; mod
crate northwest winds
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-03
BUSINESS MAN 7.
FORCED To QUIT
SUFFERED DAY AND HIGHT, He
SAYS-PRAIsES TANLA0
DECLARES IT HELPED HIM H1oH
START. AND has ovE1CoHE
H1S TROUBLE.

We'll. sir, I know for a fact Tanlac
is what straightcned me out. for I have
taken nothing else" said J. J. Redmond,
II North boulevard. Richmond Va. re-
and popular in Richmond. where he was
formerly treasurer for the Richmond
theatre. and is now proprietor OF the
Richmond Paper company. Continuing.
he said:
fully with lumbago. When 1t first
started on me didn't paw much atten-
ito nto IL. but 1t grew worse until l got
so bad I could not stoop over to lace up
P r{ Seoe out a of bed We'll. it kept sst
ting worse and worse until I was I'M
able to. turn over in bed and could sleep
but little on account OF intense pain:
which never left me day or night. and
able to get out OF the house. much less
do any work To add to this I was
troubled q great deal with constipation.
an daltogether I Just felt worse than
ever did in my life before
II had been reading in the newspa-
pers about so manv people being bene-
fited nv Tanlac decided to give 1t q
trial and il was simply remarkable now
much good the first few dozes did me.
So GoptnuGS 6s takn thn IT, er aad bo o n
coul dGct about and get in any posi-
ton I wanted without suffering par
ticcl Of pain. and now. while have
taker only three bottles. I am com
and all. and feel as rood In every way
as ever remember feeling in my life.
I am n great believer in Tanlac. and am
anxious for others to know or the great
good ii did me. as II may be the cause
Of some one else being benefited as I
was"
Gricst e Co.
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Louis John Graft. well known !"SaI
resident. 4 cd yesterday morning a NJ
home On West Twcnty-thrd street. lie
Ind been III Of a complications Of diS-
eases for SIX weeks past. HIS condition
had been serious r"r Som" time pas pas:
Mr. Gratz has bon resident OF 'h.'
c'tv Sor the raSt ,hirty-thrrH years. II"
was born In Camden. y. j." July 81
1853.
He was active several years aG" n
lQ%PS. p2lhics. lie Was iWtc' ."n nv.
ts,tc WI mayor and NJ the last '''E
election was candidate for IN" city
Council
He is survived by his wife. Two sons
Mrs ". Hn't. - south Enllar". Fia
also leaves two sisters. both Of whom
reside IN Pl;lad"lphll. "r" on" hr"'N'r
who lives az RIchmurd. Va.
Private funeral services VIII ,AN"
Mac. NTCndoy afternoon at two "'Clo"k
St the Int" homo. lnt'rTncnt Will b" n
the Rose III cemetery.
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schools To Resume.

Tho local schools viii resume Mon
day after being down since Dccembor
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-03
10 HENS LAY 8 EGGS
ADAY. HOW IT'S DONE
Mr., Davis shows How to Make Up Idle
Hens. Easily Tried.

Il have 10 hens and was getting
and eggs day. Since using Don
sung. my hens hay" improved so much
that l am new getting and eggs q
dav. The results have been wonderful.
Henry Davis. 1874 3oh St. Newport
News. Va
Mir, pavis wrote this letter in Feb
uarv. after n severe test In IN" coolest
weather. Try it. RS he did. and watch
your hens stop loaflng and start laying.
Here's cur offer.
CAV" your hons Don Sung and watch
results for one month If you don't
ilnh that il pays for itself and pays You
n good profit b"sid"s, simply tell us and
your money w.li lac promptly refunded
Don sung chinese for "Gg-laytng)
works directly ou III" cgG-laying organs.
and - also "A splendid tome. 1t is
easily given in tho feed. improve the
hens health makes her stronger and
moro active IN any weather and starts
her laying.
TRY Don Sung for 80 days and II II
doesn't get yau the eggs. no matter how
cold or wet the weather, your money
Will h0 refunded by return mail. Get
Don Sung from your druggist or poul-
try remedy dealer or send so cents for
package by mail prepaid. Rurrcll-
Duggcr 60. ITO Columbia building. In
dianapolis. Ind.
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ST. GAINESVILLE
Belmont County Seat News
Assirnmant of CaseS.

The spring term OF common Ple"H
court Will convene January IL. l'-",
with $50 civil cases on the docket ana
81 criminal cases. and IL promises 10
be very busy term. The grand july
vii report Wednesday. January H.
Petit jury on Monday, January -.
Tho first assignment for this term
Is as follows:
Tuesday, January, 13-Motions and
Demurrers.
Wheeling Traction CO. VS.. Pennsyl-
yana Co.
julius Tallarovich VS.. Pursslovc-
Mahcr Coal Co.
Wilhclmina G. c. Shafcr vs. c. l..
e. w Ry. Co.
Pittsburgh Mining Machinery Co. VS.
Frank Gable.
Byron B. bowman. admin. vs.. August
Miller ct al.
Edward NJ. Clcary VS.. George Dun
can.
Luigi viancll ct al. VS.. Beatrice Will
liams ct al.
joe Fabianich VS.. Frank Crosse.
Brock Brown VS.. James Ralston.
Albert Kvarda vs.. julius Tollarvich
Valley Star Stove CT. vs.. \. {. WILCOX
ct al.
Samuel CIulo ct al. VS.. Edward L.
OaSlPTm CT IT.
Luigi RcbcCca VS.. J. +. Grccnlcss'
ct al.
The McCaskey Register Co. VS.. The
Slovenian Comparative Store Co.
Kate Kochnlinc R0wley ct al. VS.. ).
p. McCammon ri al.
julius DlnnOcenZo vs.. state or Ohlo'
Wednesday, January l4-contested
Divorce Cases.
Lenora Conner VS.. John {. Conner.
Katherine Alexander VS.. y. Il. Alex
andcr.
Thursday, January IS.
Anna E. McCaffrcy VS.. Geo. McCat-
frey.
Thornton Heath vs.. Lille Heath.
Bernice Dichl We. Joseph Diehl.
Friday, January 1e.
Geneviove p. Fcllers VS.. Henry +.
Fclcrs.
Mary Applegarth VS.. Albert A. Apple
garth.
Helen Bryski vs. Martin Bryski.
Monday, January l9-Uncontesleo
Divorce Cases.
Alice J. Snyder vs.. Joseph II. snyder
Efrosina Perdu VS.. OCtarian Pcrdu
Jessie shelton VS. William shelton.
Ralph Marsh VS.. Mary Marsh.
J. +. RutChcy vs. Nancy Butchcy.
Irnatz Barabanoff vsn kulina Bara-
banoff
Elizabeth Jane Parker We. William
Parker. Jr.
Vistoria Liske VS.. Valentine Liske.
Ida w. Ochsenbcin vs.. Samuel Och'
scnhcin.
Guglialmo Ricci vs. hrgolin" Ricci.
Harold ERE Turner vs.. E"th"l Turn
or.
Edward A. Jones vs.. Beatrice ones.
Emma lIowilcr vs.. Jerome Howiler.
Jury.
Joe Colltpcllo VS.. John DiNardo.
Tuesday, January 40.
william Tren vs.. II. - ITossley.
Wednesday. January 81.
7 Norton VS.. city Of Rcllaire.
Albert Long vs. Joseph Mcmahon, et
nj =.
Albert Lcng VS.. Michael l.. Davis ct
al.
Thursday. January ~.
James kinney Jr, vs. Rudy kusic' et
al.
John Valisak vs.. Paul McG"e.
Friday, January %.
Schott & Unman rs. James I. Bent
Icy. CT al.
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G. Cairsyille Briefs

r. NJ. Simpson Of Barton was BUS
moss caller in town Friday.
Mrs. Jennie Clayland Of kirkwood Is
wishing her daughter. Mrs. J. w. o.
born. -
THOMAS Bickcrton was business VS.
tor in Bellaire on Friday.
IL =. Loo and wife have returned
after spending few days with relatives
in Wheeling.
Mrs. James G. Russell has accepted
nos,,jon in the county trcasurer's Office.
! W. Osborn and wife and Mrs. S. ".
Collar attended the meeting Of the Kirk
wood club held on Thursday evening at
the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Dourhcrty OF Brooksidc.
Earl II. Lewis and wife attended the
Robinson addcll nuptials in Bcllairc
Thursday evening,
Miss Lulu Sidwell OF New York is Wis
ting a, the home OF her uncle. w. &.
SidwcN.
4 large crowd ATTENDED The dance in
the court house hall Friday evening
given by Prof. and Mrs. Oatman Of
Wheeling.
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CO, FISH AND GAME
ASSOCIATION ELECTS
onIcors FOR The Year Elected BY Mem
pers OF Belmont ConnEy FFo'e0'AEe
Association
Hpx.neSa Followed by Sumptnous
Banquet Held IN the Eagles HAL
On CadZ Pike

Tn, annual meeting OF the mcmhrTS
Of the Belmont County Fish ana I'ainr
Trut.ctlvc association composed OF
xnortsmen and other residents OF M
rnunty was held N tn" l;inr clUI
rooms last night for the purpose OF ih'
annual election Of officers and inc cos
ing m OF the business OF the orEaniZa
lon for the old year. The election ot
oTriccrs resulted as follows: Ircsldent'
Nm Kuhn; vice president FarriS NHpp'
secretary, Thos. Bigclow; treasurer
Frank DouEhCrty. ,,..
Immediately following III" conclusion
NJ the business session. IN" members
adjourned to the Eagles club rooms on
The Cadiz pike where "A sumptu"uS pm
nnct had been prepared for NOR" than
,hrCc hundred members Of the hssoCia-
zion who were present from all Of the
cities and towns throughout IN" county
Thomas Biglow. local contractor. VINO
has been the president OF the orEaniZa-
ton since it's reorganization acted as
the toastmaStcr Of the evening and IN
tercsting addresses were made on the
subject Of the preservation and protcr-
lion Of the fish and wild game of the
stnte by prominent members of the or
ranization. The affair WAS tho FIRST OF
the kind held and Il 10 planned 10 make
the banquet an annual event
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-03
Realty Deeds Filed.

Thomas T. Trasicr ana Saran r.. Fra-
.io- 80 Kar, l., Rothcrmund. Land IN
pclsc township. $40.
Harry Jrncwinc It al I" H. IL htoH',
80 En,ti. Brown. Land in Wayne
township. 81.
II Alice 81. Clair 10 Mary L. Has
,-,,,oL g. acres in Warren township
800. ,,,,
fosscn. Land in Belmont county. E"go'
IIorhcrt " Mitchell. executor of John
F. Young to Joseph h. Lopez e. d.
Land in Richland township SLOW.
Il. d. Lovcjoy and EdIth J.. hoEeIo' -
w. l.. Reynolds. Lot In b'tnesu'. e.
,.hnr,cs 7, MrEntrcc 1t al. Land In
bridgeport. Sl"
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Revolution" In the Christian church
at the morning service the pastor. Rev.
BENJAMIN, will speak on the subject, rs
Doctrinal Teaching Out Of Date" HIS
evening thcme will be THE Purpose OF
BeIiairc will direct the choir.
Mayor-elcct. ]. I. Davis. his filed the
necessary bond and been duly sworn
into office. At the next regular meeting
of council the other officers Will be
sworn in and will take charge Of the
city's affairs. Bids are now being ad-
vertised for the new municipal building
which is TO be erected on the lots rec
entity purchased for the purpose.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. NJ. Dun Of South Lin
coin avenue entertained a number OF
friends at a watch party Wednesday
night
On Thursday evening Mr.. and Mrs.
Clyde Sutton Of West 3sth street en-
tertaincd n small party Of relatives and
intimate friends In honor Of their son
in law and daughter. Mr.. and Mrs. ].
Trevylan Richards, whose wedding was
an event Of Tuesday evening, December
Goth.
On Tuesday evening Miss Edith Bon
nesen of Wheeling Island, teacher Of
music in the local school, entertained
number Of the high school students.
In the party were Miss Eelma Work
man. also of the fac ulty; Misses Edna
vi
Leavcr and Messrs.- Robert Danford.
Clarence Brannen and Chalmer Besse.
The Willing. Workers Of the Presby.
terrain church held q pleasant social
meeting Thursday afternoon at the
home Of Mrs. Charles Keyser on Central
avenue. An entertaining reading was
given by Mrs. Fred Wilson, a charming
vocal solo was given by Mrs. II, c.
Wagner and pleasing plano numbers
were played by Miss Grace Price and
little Miss Lenora Hall.
Mrs. Sarah Baker of Klee. widow Of
the late Irwin G. Baker Of this place,
was attending to business matters here
on Wednesday.
On Wednesday evening Mr.. John
Rays Of Central avenue and Miss Elsie
Lowell of Bcllaire were dinner guests
of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Bundy Of West
nth street.
Members Of the Jewish Relief commit
tee held a meeting on Wednesday after
noon 10 make plans for the campaign
to be conducted here next week. The
committee is composed Of Mr.. Fred Nc
Attorney {. E. Timberlake. Rev. A. p.
Benjamin. DR.. B. NJ. Price. Mr.. Robert
F'uthCy, Jr., Mr.. Harry Dunning, Miss
Martha Smith and Miss Bertha Jane
Smith.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. C. Faris Of Lincoln
attend today the wedding Of q niece.
Mr. Earl Wilson was business Wis.,
itor in Pittsburgh on Wednesday.
The Epworth League Of the Methodist
church held a business and social meet
ing at the home Of Miss virgins Davis
Mrs. Richard Potts Of Cleveland IL
spending the weekend as guest OF
Mrs. Fred Wilson Of smithneld street.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-03
LET POSLAM
START NOW TO
CLEAR YOUR SKIN

Would you hc entirely rld Of that dis
'rosslnC SKIN trouble" Would yuu drive
away those pimpl.s" 10 You d"Sirc n
CrYptonS?
roalam. then. IS FOR You. II awaits
your hardest task. the uust stubborn
and difficult condition Of diseased skin
YOU have to uv"rsomc. II j. qualified.
and ready. Its makers con put u" mora
Of perfection in u 10 make II nor" val
liable 10 you. So let il serve You. utilize
its splendid healing help.
Sold everywhere. For free snmpl7
write TO Emergency Laboratories, 2i3
West Attn St. New York City.
POslam Soap. moderated with Pos
lam should be used of skin is tender and
sensitive.
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Prank G. Robinson Dead

Rrnnk Q Robinson, one OF thc post
known Of tho older residents OF this
community died at the family resi-
dencc 222 Bennett street. this morning
az : o'clock following an illness OF n
complication OF diseases. Mr.. Robinson
had been ailinE for some time with tn,
infirmitics of age. but his death was
entirely unexpected and Is a shock Ia
his many sincere friends in the com
munity, He was born in this city Feb
ruary rs, 1872. WAS sergeant in the
First West Virginia cavalry during the
t-iyii war, and has been a resident here
all his life The deceased was IN his
18th year and is survived by one dauCh-
tpr. Miss Minnie. at home. and sister
Mrs. Emma Bakin. OF WcstcrvIlle. Ohio.
Tho funeral arrangements are lnCom-
plcte.
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4 dramatic story Of n dinlonatc
,anClr involving womanS heart. n
French story with an American nunrh.
VIII y" thr attraction Mt the Fcnrhy
lhcNtr" 'his afternoon and evening.
with Madlnin Traverse. An actress not
I'd for h"r beauty and power in emo
t!onal work n IN" title role Of "Snares
Of Paris" \ I.l"vd comedy and Pathc
News will complete the hill.
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.BELLAIRE NEWS

chief where to catch car for Shady
side. Five minutes after he was shown
tho car another COlOred man appeared
and said that the first fellow had stolen
$40 and some other articles from him.
In III" patrol wagon the chief and on
Ger Goods started IN pursuit OF tn"
traction car. They caught i At Avon
h:Gr and took tho Colorcd man in
charge. He confessed that nc was IN"
fellow wanted but didn't have any
MONEY on his person. The negro ar
rested is known as Charlie Chaplin"
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.. s. L, after visit with Mr.. and
Mrs. Hansc Criswcll, Of Third street.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Ltton left yes
tcrday for their home at Atol, Mass.
after visit with Mrs. Littons parents
nr and Mrs J. w Darrah.
The condition Of Herbert owens. or
North FIFTH street. who has been Ill
for som" 'Im". IL reported greatly i'm
Trvct.
Master John Parks will return to ms
home IN this city tomorrow, following
visit with relatives at Moundsrll!e,
W. Va
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-03
.Jewisb Relief Speakers.

Rev. L. s. Jenkins, pastor or the
Welsh congregational church, made an
interesting five minute speech on the
Jewish relief campaign which will open
In this city on Monday morning OF the
coming week. NJ the Fcnray theatre
last night and 4. J. Fallen. chairman or
tho publicity committee" addressed the
audicnc.. At tn" IastIm". This evening
Mr.. Fallen viii speak At the Pastime
theatre and EX-M3%"r lanes Ralston
VIII max" the talk nj the Fenray the
atrr. These speakers haV" been doing
yorman scrvic" and their work is being
property appreciated by the members
OF the publicity committee.
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installation of Officers.

Thn .nstnllatiOn Or ofllcors IT tNH
order. was tho chief business taken mp
at tho Meeting Of Wancta tribe Of tho
Improved order Of R"d Men. in the
Fra'crnal Hall last night, and the fol-
lowing were installed; Charles Miller
sachem: William Sclby, senior Saga
more: John Weller. junior sycamore
Albert \. lIorchcr. prophet: Thomas j.
Irwin. chief or records: GrorE" Kidney
collector Of wampum; Charles Ellis ST.
keeper Of wampum and Albert w. O'te'
trMStcc.
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Marriage License.

raul Vanc" Waddrll and Grace Wise
Robinson. both Of Hclla;rc.
Giuseppe Dallimontc, OF Bei'hlre' eiF'
Amelia Forzanl. OF BridGepor':
Henry Clark Fitt"n ana o'auu''''
Lace. both of Bcllaire
ori. r.notins Wilkes. Of Kirkwood
o,I Martha Rurris. Of Bridgeport.
Dor,v -, clair Windcr. Of Wheeling.
W "a and Bessie Eleanor Morton, OF
Rrllnirr.
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retu Instructions.

chief Of police y. :. MRh"n" mas re-
state At Columbus. sryiHg mat autn'S -
have PERMISSION to continue the use q,
their 1919 auto tags. The lHHuanE. %
f,gs Fnr the year 1870. TIA" secretary 81
stTic saws, is being held up while III"
courts v decide the Validity % The new ,,.
auto liccusr law ~ IT." state. IrrS,,hs
"I,Hrayinc with thr 1914 licenses arc ""'
-, no mGlcSted by police.
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NWlmg 70 Tho SUCCESS n N" N"Tl"S ~
Old Time sGuar" dances. winch ar"
being conducted by the members Of the
RuuStcr Committee Of tho Red Men, and
the request by tho patrons Of the al
fairs who have been enjoying th"ln:
arrangements have been made 10 hold
tho dances every Thursday night. be-
ginning with this week. instead Of al
tcrnatc weeks. and III" i.'kcts for the
neat dance arc already in N" hands OF
the members Of the committee.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-03

The high school basketball team will
resume practice again next Monday ev-
ening at tho Gravel Hill gymnasium.
The opening basketball game for tho
Red and RlA"k team Will lhc January o.
wtth tn" team of tlaySvIilc. Ia.
Walter k0mpart. former high school
center. is playing center on the Wheel
ing Y. NJ. G. \. basket ball quintet.
Shadyside high schools basketball
team played at Martins Ferry last
II. ght.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-03
ZINE SUCCEEDS s1H1T.

The first county Appointment during
the year 1920 was made yesterday when
James S. Rine. Of Elm Grove, was APP
pointed BY Assessor William II. Hankey
10 succeed George Setbert. as deputy
assessor of the country district. Mr..
Rine is at present living on farm near
Elm Grove where he formerly kept q
livery stable.
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LaSt ADDoannce,

IT,ih'o Rrnth"rs company of the
Gaelic Fn1IicS viii mako their final ap-
r,ar0u~c before an audience Mt the New
Pn,tirnc th"air" N this city this even
iur and . good crowd is expected I"
Witness thor work They hav" been
furnishing ono OF tho best nroTrams OF
musical comedy AMI vaudeville wit
messed IN IN" CITY during the season,
with 4 change Of Hill each evening.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-03

Word WIS received nv the chairman
or Tho uuhl'citv committee Of tho local
Jewish RcIrf organization yesterday
'hr, Robert DOUGLAS Pinkrrt"n. late Of
Tia. Eritieh army. and author Of the
book "l.rrirs from Hell" will arriv"
h.r'. tonight r"r speech ut both tn"
Frnrav and Tastim" theatres. and to
address n meeting gin the United Pros
hytrrian church tomorrow nj ht. in the
interest Of III" Jewish Relief campaign
which opens Monday.
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Council Meeting

Til" FIRST .n.,rr.ur # iEr w'mhorS Of
tho new city council was held a. the
cIty hulldur last u!ult " IN all II tho
city officials present. m" body pro-
C,r,!,I t. rr3.amIz, 10y the appointment
of tho committees for n" various works
of the vijy. tu.iuwiug Wh.vh thu! adj
Juurnrd t. meet ~ ~" regular time
next Tuesday cN,n'ng.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-03
rICrfion and R1nnuaf

ThH annual ol"Ction n Tho F'rc Chief
and other officers ~ rhc fire depart
mont II this city. will be held IN the
city council chambers this evening fol-
lowing Witch tho members Of the de-
- rr,ut md = f"w invited friends VIII
participate IN n banquet which VIII hr
served in ~" dining rooms Of the ElkS'
club rn North Fourth street,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-03

FIRST BUILDING PRINT.

Tho first building rrrnit or the year
was given to Harry Rrunhaus yesterday
when h" presented plans for enlarEinG
the Owl Irlnt shop at 9f1 Market
street HE plans ms presented 70 city
I.r.inoor Harry Conrad cah1 nlso for
mo huildiu,~ OF garage In tho rear "f
Tho print yhou. The cost of tho addi-
ton will hc sl2.500.