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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-26
HEAR TRAFFIC REPORTS

A number Of very important matters
were taken up At the meeting Of the
traffic committee uf tn" Chamber Of
rnrunIcrrr RrpurIS an the matter Of
tho removal and Relocation Of The tracks
ur the West Virginia Trn''lan and EIeo-
irir company W"r" submitted. hut TINS
matter was tabled UutIl after tn" sale
uf the "nmrnnys property on March
I5'h. REPORTS ru IN" case 81 tn" Nat
chen Chamber If t"mmrr"" IS. Louisa
ana 4 Arkansas Railway. WAS ais"
heard hut uu ,!'luIl" action was taken.
Al thlS tina" IN" matter ~ making
connection between tn" Wheeling Ter
minal anu BnltImurr and Onto railroads
m South Wheeling Vas considered hut
no action was Iak"n. This matter was
turned over - lh" engineers OF both
companies Ia d"ciG" aUd establish some
connection on such project.
II was dccjdrl 10y Tho committee thar
the first and SECOND Tuesdays of each
month hr set aside rs meeting days.
A. this time routine business will be
transacted.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-26
Meet me at the Gala Bazaar.
Mary Miles Minter In Her
Latest ReaIart Production,
Judy of Rogues Harbor

The hundreds Of thousands who hay"
head Grace Miller Whites book. Judy
of Roguc's Uarbor." were thrilled hv
Judy. Her Suft"riugs brought forth
tears. her primitive Pleasures producer
smiles, and her prankS provoked pcalS
Of laughter Tho story. 50 fun of hui
man Interest has cndearrd itself TO tn"
great mass or fiction readers.
Rcalarl has mad" il possible for ih.
millions Of film fans To- sec"Judy ~
Rogucs' IIArhur" on TIA" screen. Mary
Miles Mlnl"r. the hrluyrd Nltle Rcalart
star plays Judy and is supported by n
cast uf screen nud stage stars whose
names NJ" legion. Whether YOU are fond
Il problem plays. prrachments, thrill
crs. tho plays which max" YOU cry or
thus" which make YOU laugh Judy at
Rnru.s' lIarhor." which IS being shown
at the I.lb"r'y Thursday, Friday an
Saturday IL sure to receive your AZ
p'au>e
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-26
BREAKS ARM

Word was received IN this city last
evening Stating tint Mrs. i'"arl Ficr-
hlU@h. "i Nineteenth street. North Side
f"iI yesterday lft"rno"n a: Holiday
cove. breaking h"r arm. II il not
no particulars W"r" announced IN tn"
word received.
Mrs ti"rhnugh for n" past couple Of
days has h'rl visiting with h"r parents
IN that Clt'
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-26
DR.. H. S. WEST
wheeling Physician Community Chair
man for New York University
Endowment Drive

Aunouncener, has just been made OF
he appOintment Of Dr. Homer s West.
Of nil Schmulbach ru!!d!ng, this city.
as community chairman OF tho $3.50
900 endowment fund for New York Uni
yersity.
Dr West IS wei, known IN local med
.lrI circles and his work for the fund
viii be done in close cooperation with
,he District Endowment fund commit
zee. with local headquarters In Pitts
hurgh.
Among other New York University
graduate. in Wheeling are: DR.. Leonard
Eskey. OF 2241 Chapline street: DR.. Rob
srt N McMtilen, Or. Thomas NJ. Has
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-26
POLICE COURT MOTIFS.

Nick Nazelus. an Italian who was ar
rested Tuesday. for assault upon n
small hoy. was fined $40 and casts by
Police Court Judge John ;. Ritz, Nick
was arrested by Officer Roth.
clinton Taught. arrested for over
loading his coal truck was given sus-
pended sentence. He was also arrested
by Officer Roth.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-26
uNRUY ADMINISTRATORS.

Frank and tio"rE" Siamm w"r" r"S-
t"rdHy appoint" administrators &C the
.Stat" tr'all!ng several hundred thouS-
Of N20rp"" Mrs Elizabeth Slamm is
IN" rEly Nr5r At law. and VIII inherit sir
estate tn'Hll,uC several hundred thous-
ruds az dollars.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-26

kins and Dr. Charles A. W!nEerter, AL
prominent IN local medical affairs.
II il expected that the formal launch
ing OF the New York University Endow-
ment fund drive Will take place the lat
, Tor rart OF March.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-26
APPLIES FOR PASSPORT.

sam PastorCic Yesterday applied Tor
4 passport to visit tho principal coun-
tries OF Southern Europe. Pastorcic is
a local man, born IN. Austria He has
not seen his native country for num-
her OF years.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-26
COUNTY COURT
Licen ssd To Wed.

Russell Conley, q. and Bessie Nay
hugh. q. both OF Bella!r-.
Deeds Filed.
Harry Black 10 \ 4. Brown. TWO lots
in TrIadclphia
Mary Iutz and husband 70 Hoy Pof-
renbargar and wife. l"' on Florida
street
r J. Ball TO We,mcr Packing COM
pauy. lot on Man street.
Leonard J. Noglcr 10 George Rup-
precht. lot In RlChland.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-26
APPLIES FOR p1scHAHa1.

Arthur Doty yesterday filed petition
for release from bankruptcy proceed--s,
ings in the federal district court. DIS
position Of the case was made somet
time ago 90
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-26
Is Department
DRESS LINENS

Tho these are the scarcest of all dress
fabrics, we offer Ramie Linen, Hand
kerchief Linen, French Linen, Blouse
Linen and Embroidery Linen, So, A.
and "a inches wide, in white, natural
and cOlOrs.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-26
COTTON RAMIE

An imitation of an all-linen fabric,
taking the place of many more costly
pure linen weave, 30 inches wide. and
shown in all colors.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-26
DOTTED SWISS

In white and cOlors, SwisSes give
great promise in tub fabrics circles for
the season soon to dawn.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-26

Of the best obtainable grades. and
with an entire absence of inferior quail
tiles. SOC and 4Sc
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-26
ORGANIZES

BY far the most complete range Of
roIors ever displayed. Domestic and
Swiss wcaves, crisp and fair and fine.
$50 to $500 yard
Evening journal., 1920-01-15
Income-TaX Facts You Slo-l1 Know

not 70 Is a personal service corpora
ton. The individual stockholders OF a
personal service cooperation are taxed
IN the same manler as members OF q
partnership. and the net incOme from
such corporations must be accounted
ior by them.
Corporation reiurns must be sNufn
go by the president. Vlco-lrrs'doni. o.
other principal officers, and by the
treasurer and assistant treasurer. when
required by the Commissioner Of In
ternal Revenue. corporations subject
10 the tax must render a return duly
verified under oath OF IT, raynenis OF
dividends, stating the name and ad-
dress Of each stakeholder, the numher
of shares owned by him. and tlc
amount Of dividends paid him.
Corporations. as we'll "a individuals
and partnerships, doing a brokerage
business. when require by the COM
missioner, must he rllurn showing
the names 0f .hnlr customers. ihe
amount Of their proh's 1r losses, and
giving such other information as VIII
enable The commissioner 10 determine
whether all income tax Nn profits ana
Soins of such cusl Dm'rs have been pfid.
ln determin'ng net il-lme uI0n
witch t5e tay Is assessed. corporations
arc allowed al tho ordinary daduc.
.crs for business expenses, bad debts,
Evening journal., 1920-01-15

Pearl Beaver, OF Lopez. sullivan county,
met last summer and were married a
few days before Christmas. The bride
confessed that Edward Kneip had been
her lover when they were little more
than children and that he had wronged
her.
That confession ruined the honey
moon. Hour after hour, day and night.
O'Dcll raved and raved against the
youth who had preceded him in the
affections Of his bride.
Mrs. ODell pitiod her husband and
pleaded with him TO forget the past;
90 overlook an act Of folly which bad
occurred long before they knew each
other.
But O'Den rapidly developed a mania.
Tie loved desperately, but his hatred or
Kneip embittered every kiss.
According TO statements made by
both Mr.. and Mrs. O'Den. the young
man developed an intricate plan or
punishment for kneip.
lie went TO the factory where knclp
worked and representing himself as
deputy sheriff, placed Kneip under
arrest. lie took his prisoner TO the
GDell home, where he compelled him
To- face the girl he had wronged. and
ODelrs father and mother knaip
bowed his head before an oulpJurlng
of condemnation, in which the four
Joined.
Then ODel. carrying out h.s mad
plot with utmost GOODNESS. ordered his
wife 10 dress for q journey and h2nd-
cu0cd her 10 Kneip. He called taxi
cab and The fhree vcr driven lO a
lonely country road. ODell first said
hc was taking Kncip to an officer, then
told him De would first have 90 face
lha girls mother.
The cb was dismissed. and ODei.
walked his captive ,O an isolated spot
along Cd railroad, where De handcuned
him 10 tree.
There ne is," ODcl told his girl-
bride. "llc has spoiled everything for
u.s. Do what you want TO him"
Mrs. O'Dell drew from beneath her
coat O long rasp nlc and hurled herself
upon Kneip. baitcrlng him while he
pleaded for mercy. lie collapsed. un-
conscious. and ODcll removed The
handouts. Recovering, Kneip, attempt
ed To escape Ile Grapplcd with O'Deil
and had almost chokcd him TO dealh,
when MrS O'Dcll. who had been o.
tacking Kneip with all her sirenyth
succeeded in striking him down. O'Dell
,hcn crushed kneip's skull with club.
Mr.. and Mrs. O'Dell together drag
ged the dead man 90 creek bottom
Evening journal., 1920-01-15
SHOULD BE PRESCRIBED BY EVERY DOCTOR AND USED
IN EVERY HOSPITAL
Says Editor Of .'Physieians Who's Who"

Take plain bitro- phosphate IS the al
vice Of these physicians 90 thin. delicate,
nervous people who lack vim. energy
and nerve force. and there seems to be
ample proof Of the efficacy OF this prep.
aratiOn 10 warrant the recommendation.
Moreover, N we judge from tine countless
preparations and treatm snts which are
continually being advertised for the pur-
pose OF making thin people neshy. dcvel-
Oping arms. neck and bust, anl replacing
ugly hOllOws ana angles by the soft
curved lines Of health and beauty there
are evidently thousands of men and women
who keenly feel their excessive thsnucss.
Thlnnees and weakness are often due
to starved nerves our bodies need more
phosphate than IL contained in modern
foods. physiclans claim there Is nothing
that will supply this deficiency 30 well as
the organic phosphate. known among drug
gists as bitro- phosphate. which is inexpen-
sive and Is sold by Danforth aud most all
druggists under a guarantee OF satisfaction
or money back BY Zee ling the nerves di-
rsctly and by supplying 'he hody cells
Evening journal., 1920-01-15

4 Nat rate Of 10 per cent is imposed
on the net incomes OF corporations for
the wear 1919. For the year 1918 the
rate was - pr cent. Certain corpor-
ations. such as labor and agricultural
org -nizatalons, mutual savings banks,
not having a capital stock represented
by shares, froicrnal beneficiary so
ciCtios. business league, chambers Of
commerce, boards OF trade, etc, moi
organized for profli, are exempt from
taxation.
Every domestic corporation IS allow
cd a specific exemption Of $1,000, but
unlcss expressly exempt from taxation,
must iilc a return regardless Of IFS net
income. Returns are required also Of
every personal service corporation. not
wltastandlng they arc exempt from
taxation.
PERSONAL Service Corporations.
The term personal service corpor-
alton" according 10 Treasury regula-
lions. means a corporation the income
of which Is derived from a profess on
Of business which consists principally
Of rendering personal service, the earn
ings 81 vhl'h are 90 b. asrr.bed p-i-
m4rily 90 lhe ariivilics Of The principal
owners or stockholders. and IN which
the employment of capital Is not nee
csslry. or only incidental" No drN-
mite and conclusive tests, however, can
bc prescribed by whi,h IL can be de-
termincd In advance Of an examination
or the corporations return whether or
Evening journal., 1920-01-15

y. Z. 4. Special to The Evening Journal
ROCHESTER, y. y Jan i5-Thc
honeymoon murder for which Mr..
and Mrs. James Louis ODel are held
IN Jail here. T. a puzzle to l"''ve aud
60 students OF morbid psychology.
Edward j. Hneig, of Rotn"str.. was
tle victim. Ile was 49, and when he
was IS and Mrs 0Deu was 10. they
lad been sWeethearts.
His body was found hacked and bit
red beside a railroad crossing I've
miles from Rochester.
Ms. ODell sobs o. j. Ulcers
and 20 physicians who aHis3Vor TO
Culet her. Il killed him! nuns is in
nocont. killed him myself because
a. wrecked our happiness"
UDell. who is 2i-four years older
than his br.dc-is more composed
Pay no attention 10 what Pearl
says. killed him, because he deserv-
"a 10 die"
James ODeu, Of Olean, y. y and
Evening journal., 1920-01-15

with the necessary phosphoric food ele
ments, bltro-phuspllte should produce o.
welcome transformation in the appearance I,
the Increase in weight frequently being as
tOnishinK.
Clinical tests made in ST. GATHERINGS
Hospital. y. y. e., showed that two pa
tleuts gained in weight - and ~ pounds.
respectively, through the administration of
organic phosphate; both patients claim
they have not felt no strong and well for
the past twlcye years.
Increase In weight also carries with Il "a
general improvement In the health. Ner-
NousucsH. slecplessness and lack Of energy.
which nearly always accompany excessive
thiuuess. should soon disappear. dun eyes
ought go brighten and pale cheeks glow
with the bloom Of perfect health.
Physicians and hospitals everywhere are
now recognizing It's merits by ltH use In
ever increasing quantities Frederick kolle.
NJ d., q litor OF New York Physicians
who's Who,' says; "Bitro- Phosphate
should be prescribed by every doctor and
used In every hospital to Increase strength
Evening journal., 1920-01-15
THIN, NERVOUS PEOPLE
need BITRO-PHOSPEIATE
What Is and How Increases Wight Strength and Nerve
Force In Many Instances
md nerve force and to enrich the blood

and nerve force and 20 enrich the blood"
Joseph ID. Harrignn. Former Visiting
Specialist 10 North Eastern Dispensatory.
says; Let those who are weak thin. ncr-
Nous anacmic. or rundown. take "a natu-
raj, unauthorized substance such az bitro-
phosphate aud You VIII soon see some as
tonisllng results IN the Increase of nerve
energy. strength Of body and mind and
power OF endurance"
BitrO- Phosphate 10 made entirely Of the
organic phosphate compound referred 10
in the National Standard Disponsatory as
being an excellent tonic and nervine ana
"a preparation which has recently acuuircd
coutl lernh'e reputation ia the reatment ~
neurasthenin. The standard OF excellence.
strength and purity Of its substance Is be-
yond question. for every BitrO- Phosphate
tablet is manufactured IN strict accord
nnce with the q. S. pharmacopOeia test
requirements. Bitro-Phosphate is there
fore not q patent medicine and should not
bee confused with any OF the secret nos
trums, so-cnlled tonlcs or widely adver-
tlsed "cure-alis."
eau ION;-Although Bitro-Phosphate is
unsurpassed for relieving neryOusness
sleepiessncss and general weakness. ow-
ing 70 it, tendency to, increase weight, II
desire TO put on flesh.
Evening journal., 1920-01-15

depreciation. ioss;s, etc. srin'fd the
Individual. L).bs,id ~. - mdiNi =
Geis. nay pds qhclr Inram' 'aV .n fn :
a. the tim" o: Hing lh1 r'p~p ~ IT.
ftur insiallr -. ill a'st e Wh.cl -
C'i' on or boz ''r. Mlrch a. lhu -. '.nl
IN or befor' Juno -. M imrl IN 'r
- fore Sepi"E.hrr 81. ani .hr ft.'!!i
"a or befu nccamh. A.. 1920
Evening journal., 1920-01-15

after they nd stripped him and hid
den his clothing.
\ fireman on a passing train glimps-
cd thr body and reported TO the police.
The driver Of the cab that carried
Mr.. and Mrs. O'Dell and Kneip into the
country was discovered and the two
were arrested.
They told the entire s,orv OF ihe
killing but each insists that The other
is guiitlcss
Evening journal., 1920-01-15
Y. A. IL 4 on rop

The Y. VI n. A. Independents defeat
ed the Parks dc 2nd squad by the score
of q 10 Is last night. Wciner, the stcl-
lar forward of the East side quintet.
was held down by close guarding by
the Independents. The winners desire
0mes viii any fast 1918 year old
teams In the city.
Evening journal., 1920-01-15

Chemical Society. this evening The
iheme VIII be Contact Catalysls" The
lecture will be held In the High School
and The dalo Of The other lectures arc
January % md %.
Evening journal., 1920-01-15
Dn. BANCROFT no Lecture.

Or. Wilder II. Bancroft Of the Ma
uonal Research Council, will give the
ilrst OF a series OF lectures before the
Delaware Societies OF the American
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-14
d HENSLAY 13EGGS
A DAY. EASILY BONE
Mr.. moore's Keps Lay Wien xgIe s1t
scarce. Here's the PlAA =

"r had been getting " or eggs \ day
from, " h.uS Then ] Commenced put
ing pon Sung in tho feed, and am get
ing II to Is eggs 4 day. with onS neIl
srtiinE. Don Sung is the pest Snins
I ever found for making hens laX-I,,E.
l.. Moore, SIS Clayborn ST.. Dansine'
Mr. Moore u%"d 30 cents worth OF
Don sung in January. Figure his pro
Il, With ,gSs selling az around 20 cents
:; dozen. And this is no better tnah
llor SUM is doing for thousands OF
oih.rt. Accept our offer just Al Mt.
MnNrr DID:
Give your hens Don Sung and Match
results for ono month. II you don't ma
that ,, pass for itself and pays you a
GOOD profit besides. simply tell US ana
YOUR money will ho promptly refunded.
pun sung Chimes" for eGg-layingD
works directly on IN" egg-laylng organs,
and IS also splcrdid tonic. 1t Is easily
c:yer in tn" feed. improves tho hens
ToaI,h. make her stronger and more
active IN any weather. and starts hes
laying. "a 90 :.
docen', get yuu the eggs. no matter how
rotd or vet the weather. your money
viii hc refunded by return mail. Get
non sung from your druggist or poultry
rc-,rdv dealer or send so cents Tor
package by mail preraid. Burreu-Dug
Scr Co. 10 Columbia Bldgs 1Ddtap'
apolis, Ind. .---A-----4.--.--,'.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-14
To Have Perfect Skin
Throughout the Winter

Thr-,. days ~" ta"" and hands H"""
.t,..r,al e.. g.. and attention. Str"rS
v.,,d>. nu,.k rhpHg.N Of '"mr""atur''
from indoors g." v"id""r-. ar >"'"r" on
III KIN Th'r d,SI'jiH@ "'t"';- ar
b., r.rr."'n. ~ The Application -
,,,,r, 30. -.uilc,d "aN. This k'"T~ Sniu
..rJ rn~.s j., a vi"anlN condition. -.
,.rmpi. \ron y, aa,itu,:y white ard spot.
loS~ ''nlru..d. rcdd"urd. hiot"hy and
-ourI.u"d cUHcic ara actually absorbed
~ -.
ono ourc" Of m"r""i!z"d WAY. Obtain
able ~ any drug store. - sufficient 20
rn,rpi,'"iy v,ro1a'" - w"a,h' r-h"at"u
cnnlpl,Nl"r. l. - used Tx" cold "r"Nru.
allowed :" remain on over night. and
washed OF ~ the morning.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-14
CHANGE IN DATE
ORGANIZATION MEETING or
THE CHAMBER OF CYM0G&CE
THURSDAY NIGHT.
Change in Date Of Meeting was NeooS-
sary by an Unexpected can TO New
york CT Miss O'Donnen.

TH. u..tirr "r n" characterization
,.nrrraitt," e tn" chamber Of Commerce.
whjcG va {" hay b""r held FT'day
,ighi "r thi~ N""n. has h""n changed :"
Thur>dtv night. - eight o'clock IN tho
rhsmr"r q Cu'um"r'" hradQuartcr',, ia
N. Nurkr, Auditorium building. owing
10 tn. tulrnwlug telegram bong received
rom Ia" t'"rr"i; l"ard oC commerce;
II J, rurcnr.r,. Manager of Wheeling
,'hamb"r If Commerce.
Sine. Niriug YOU Yesterday. Miss
~ pOnu'l NaS called - New York tor
;h,. National Nu"rlCanizatl"u committee
Mating Saturday. Can YOU hold your
meeting rNursda! evening or postpone IL
gut,. som, daT "'A, w"ch. w
Secretary p"'ru.t E"ard 90 ,Hmrn"rce'
owing :" IL" great demand Tor MISS
r'nonnclrs services III other cities
'hr,uGhoUt tn" country it was decided
ny 'Ers,. jr ,h0rG" 1" HAY" tho meeting
rhur ~dlv night and not take chance on
oprn" ;uiur. dat.
,l,.u ,'n,nni!'"" uf TIA" Chamber Of Com
~, r., >. >iar; 10 work under well
fr;"I ort plan and :h'N Mcrr fortunate
II securing 'h" - = lr'- ct MISS - Don
-, H. who Is r,.TIii'd ." l. Ola" OF the
his, TrStrd and AL around speakers on
Nm. rI'a nlIatGCi IN ih' r.. sh" Will
toll hoy thr work las t"'.r "orr'"d on
IN l.. trrIt aI.d thu wonderful results So
cured there.
Th" meeting Thur>da, nigh, has been
called fer IT,. h,n"II nf the committee
" n" will hnI" CharG' OF IA" work, hut
anyone Nhv D. interested lu Americana
1at.nu ar" irlitrd to attend and hear
Th. W,;nru.y club or Wheeling has
appointed = rommlt''" to n''' Miss
O'poun,ll upon her arrival aud 'hcN VIII
also b. rcprys crt.d by I delegation al
the meeting They have uam'd an Nm
organization -vurrn'ttr" VII" VIII fully
r0-op =" rate with IN. rhaUbCrs COMMITTEES
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-14
About People
Movements Of Individuals to and
From the Cry.
AT THE HOTELS.

McLure.-N. j.. t;s"h.nbauGh. MAJ
niug; walter ;. Sugdyn. Sist"rsv!il": Il.
r. Warren, Clarke burg; VI. l.. MrHre".
,laIhshurs; f.. l.. k"cuey. 'Etrlesin"'
G.ut,. ParkcrsburG; I. J. Martin Par
l.crs5urg: NJ. II. P"ary. Parker'EuEs
=. T.. Fought. rArk"rshurS. w
windsor. NJ. Howard. laden 'Ii!
!. l.. Phillips. Cameron q; y; Morgan
I;,ir,u"ur: g. =. Iielmar. thar OF.
Stamm-I II. Snmu.is. parh"TspurE'
y. J. Dent. rar%"rshurs: J. H. S'hrsVi1'
Wanna; ,iruut Nc"n"r, Slat"cSNlIlc; j. IL
l."nnaId. ra!k"r>"urE.
Rocers.-F. r.. Fuqua. GRAFTON; Geo.
VI rrIr". laru.,t,: i. :. L";ArIi; ~
;IctCm; ii. NJ l."". harrisburg; J." H.
fucker. Huntington.
Mis- M4rSarn' Shid.l. Of thn Rratt"n
Slnd"U Millinery company. + !hPTvN-
.us from :. recent tlln"Ss 50. ,..
10, ,;"rrg,. H. i.u"khar; I"ft a.,
rv"n.mS t.. Harrisburg. Hh"-" y" " II: II,
ttrrd :. Ilcrt!lE iu-da! 81 u" trustees
49,. Rr"ar,lus ,'"i."g,. IN BAPTIST .ch""i
a, phil.p?:. E"v. i."tAhart - " mem
be- o. -" ta"ulty C"miimiiil:,. n.u,
Mr., and Mr.. :. II. Bium"mau'r WI,
-..'urr to-day :" ;hc.~ hpi''' "a nr'""r'i
rect. M,r,dSda... 4it": srudins - '""
d,rs IN r.li~burEh.
Nj and Nj. :. L. E."arh' .: i%'' ' no.
49, A.. guests III - ,.;F l" d'""H w
''p H. n"I u T%'T j.. owens. Nj and
Mr.. Y. :. rw"IS All hNUfN'r'' ~ = +
u' ru, do. -. tr" ~ M ''lH ~ "'''"'
III. Iuffy-rp"u~ wedding I"-d"i..
riI" Solicitor !. J. =. TErirn l"'' tn@
,,,.. ,n~,,rda, ~ attend ~ i"rm "'
cd.r.' court unE. Ia progress IN i.t-
hc-spurG. IL viii h' I"rT, 'p' S, .,'ifi
,:,nc. but. it j. .N?""t"d thA; n ~;
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IT, ~ ~ H lu,Gi&-t, Of III Island. - i'll
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-14
DENTAL SHOP IS a.
ROBBED Of GOLD

: Entry into the Union Dentists shop
at 1a"3 Market street was made Mon
day night by burglars and gold teeth
valued at $500 were taken. The thieves
overlooked gold to the value Of $500
whilo in their search. Entrance 20 the
Office vas made by skeleton key be-
tween . and II p. nj. Monday. as after
that hour the street door Is locked Win
4 Yale night latch.
The robbery was discovered carly
ycstn rday morning when DR.. 4. s.
Davidson began searching for set or
nrwIy made gold teeth. When they
were not found a detailed seArcE WIS
mad. which showed that tho whole Of
fec had been ransackcd -.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-14

Thu first meeting "f n" new Y "r=A'-
i,cd Sterling PloasurN EiUh &C ~" So.
Ing Products company vas hold ms;
tcc,..h street This WAS 2 dlnu"r-da'.r
aid va. highly successful and enjoy
able. During tho evening business
session VAS hold and plans We" ntd"
for \ Lean Year dance. M Nn'"
Harper. president Of IN" club. N""s 'i"d.
Covc'rs were laid fvr ;hc following a.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-14

Wythevilir. Virginia, which is included
in the West Virginia diocese.
Mr. Edward Saladc. advertising man.
aStr of the Wheeling News and Intell!-
g.ucer. is confined to his homo serious
~ III with a complication Of troubles.
Walter Wilhelm leaves this morning
for New York City. where he has Sc
cured a position