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The Washington herald., 1920-03-10
HERALD BOWLERS
AGAIN LOSE MATCH

The Herald bowlers suffered an
other setback at the hands of the
crack Times pinspillers at the Re-
creation alleys, yesterday. Jimmy
Boyd tops the winners with S05
pins. while Joe Allen, with the
losers, was leading man with 2ss
pins. The score:
The Washington herald., 1920-03-10
Southern Club Meets.

A special baseball meeting for the
Southern Railway Baseball Club
will be held this afternoon in Room
407. Southern Railway Building. at
s o'clock for the purpose of electing
officers for the ensuing year. Plans
for the coming season will be out
lined.
The Washington herald., 1920-03-10
Junior Team, Take Notice.

Any junior amateur team in Wash
ington and vicinity wishing to join
the Junior Baseball League will ad-
dress Secretary Leroy H Thayer
e27 Eleventh street northeast.
The Washington herald., 1920-03-10
Waterbury Baseball Club |. Sold.

waterbury, Conn. March a.
Charles A. Templeton. Of this city.
bought the Waterbury Eastern
League baseball franchise today
from N. I. Kelley and II. G. Becton.
The sale price was not made public.
The Washington herald., 1920-03-10
Roth Under Weight.

The little Chicagoan claims he feeling pretty good
although he shows signs of being te under
hand the entire excepting
Charity
The Old Fox had begun show signs because Roth
had Early Chicago
and Hot Springs ordering the little ou6eder report
believed there have been misunderstanding
and him in regard early training session Springs
The Washington herald., 1920-03-10

Turns Back Davenport.
President Griffith today turned
back Pitcher. Davenport to the st.
Louis club, and will have nothing
more to do with him. Dave has
f1atly refused to report because of
a difference. on the salary question
and as Griffith has not heard from
him for ten days he will not be
compelled to assume his contract.
Eddie Charity is stf1l a holdout.
as Griff will not bulge a bit on
granting the Beloit receivers de-
mands. The Nationals leaders move
in asking the National Commission
to put a ban on all major league
clubs playing Beloit appears to be
an attempt to freeze out the big
catcher into accepting his terms.
snyder Il Injured.
The first accident Of the training
season was recorded today when
Trainer Mike Martin would not al
low Pitcher Snyder to perform his
daily toll. Snyder was hit over the
heart yesterday in batting practice
by a drive from Sammy Rice's bat.
Nothing was thought of the matter
at that time but today he felt a
Stiffness in his left side and was or
dered to watch the practice from the
bench.
All the twirlers who reported with
the first squad are in excellent con-
dition and are shooting the. ball
across the plate like midsummer.
The players are going 20 get their
work increased next week. When
the Cubans arrive only the regulars
will have a chance to play, so Presi-
n
Bride to have the two teams play
a five-inning game each morning.
starting at 1890 a. m. This should
put all the boys on edge when the
Cincinnati team arrives for the long
spring trip, beginning March 22
May Play Cubans.
Altrock says he will have his
Altrockites ready for any of them
by Monday and asks his boss to let
bis team get into a couple of the
Cubans' games. I'VE will be able
to beat that bunch" says Nick.
Maybe you will have to use US il
the going gets hard"
As soon as Hendricks and his
indianapolis team arrives at St.
petersburg several games may be
arranged between the two clubs.
Altrock's colts, of course, playing at
st. Petersburg against the Indianap-
oils club,
Nick is making a big hit with the
professional golfers who are playing
mere In a pro-tournament He has
been playing his baseball golf and
MS remarks about the strokes are
one scream with the pros.
Here Is the batting order for the
Washington team against Tampa:
Sudge, Milan, Rice, Roth. ElIerbe,
leonard shannon and the battery
The Washington herald., 1920-03-10
War Risk Junior,, Def.

War Risk Juniors would like to
arrange games with teams averag-
ing Is years of age. Clubs wishing
games will communicate with Man
ager r. Glukenhouse. 221 Morgan
street northwest
The Washington herald., 1920-03-10

chased the past winter in a thrce-cornered
trade from the Boston Red Sox, reported at camp
Roth was delayed in reporting because of slight
attack of pneumonia, and advised by his ply
scian to take things along easy during his first few
days Of drill.
Bobby also was delayed because of poor train
connections, he forced to lay il
Jacksonville all day Monday because of missing
the Florida rsttler that never is time and only
every now and then mostly then
The Washington herald., 1920-03-10
NEW ORLEANS RESULTS.

First Race. Joe Goodman, 102,
twithington), s to 5, 4 to 10, 1 to &:
Voorin. 10, (Richcreek), 4 to s,
/ to 3; Lefty Rec. los. tPierce).
The Washington herald., 1920-03-10
Jack Bristsn Wins.

Hartford, Conn. March Slack
,sritton, Chicago weiter-weight
hampton. beat X. o. Palitz, Hart
q. in q ten-round bout here last
The Washington herald., 1920-03-10
Petworth Ouint Loses.

Petworth Athletic Club basketers
were overwhelmed by the Olympia
uuint last night in the Petworth
gym last night. 81 to "a. Summary:
Olympia. Positions. PetHorth.
The Washington herald., 1920-03-10

Goals from ncor-Thomas to). Mcpherson,
Mooney. Goals from foul--Mooney. 2 ont Of
.. McPherson+ 1 out Of 5. Referee-Mr.
Dey tCentral}. Time Of halves-Twenty
min6tes.
The Washington herald., 1920-03-10
Best ParIey-To show,
Milda, Opportunity, Gourmand.
NEW ORLEANS SELECTIONS.

First Race-Buddie Kean, Oh Yes,
superb.
second Race. - Greenmint, She
Devil, MiIda.
Third Race-Arch PIotter, YowelI.
Madras GInGham.
Fourth Race-Poultney, Shandon,
Murphy.
Fifth Race-Dixie Carroll, Oppor-
tunity, Sun God.
Sixth Race. Challenger. Midia,
Viola Gaffney.
Seventh Race.-Gourmand,R ReveI-
er, Red Domino.
HAVANA SELECTIONS.
First Race. - Avion. Miss Dixon,
Buster Clark.
second Race. Arthur Middleton,
ROra. Manokin.
Third Race. Encore, Phedodep.
Pierrot.
Fourth Race. - Sirocco, Different
Eyes, lima Frank.
Fifth Race.-El Coronel. Rhymer,
silver Sandals.
sixth Race-Lucky Pearl. Baby
Cal. Fly Home.
Best Bet
ENCORE.
The Washington herald., 1920-03-10
Bobby Roth, Two Days Late,
Reports at Training Camp
Peppery Outfelder Delayed Through Slight
g Attack of Pneumonia-TrifleUn Under Weight.
Davenport Turned Back to Browns-Sny-
der Is Injured
BY GEORGE L. MoRELAND.

Tampa, Fla March o-President Griffith was carrying a
smile mile wide tonight, Bobby Roth the right field
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spect s a 4
is the of thats-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-03
Martina Parry Rriefs.

Robert johns. of the Johns brothers
Cigar store il confined To- his HON" IN
Wheeling suffering with the grippe.
II b HannahS. VIII" has been the
guest of his sister Mrs. charles plte.
Of North sixth street for several days,
left Yesterday for Cleveland. Miss.
John Nader is contemplating rrm"H-
nE his electric shop ana show rooms
To the Parker building IN S"ui9 Fourth
street.
Harold IIaughton. &C South Third
street. spent yesterday III Pittsburgh
on business.
Mrs. Herbert D.ckcy IL confined In
her nom" on Locust street wiih Illness
Mrs. Ella Lupt"m, "f Nur'h seventh
street. Is reported SOM whui imprON'd
following her recent Illness.
Mrs. V. IT. lIoSkns. and son Jack, II
Edgcda!e w Va. ar" spending few
days M the guests Of Mrs. Nelson COX.
of Indiana street.
Mrs. l.. II. Smith continues ~ I'M
prov" nj her home "m South Fourth
street. following several days illness.
Thomas IinglinE, of 'his "it>. LETT
yesterday afternoon Cn II hric: business
trip to t.lkins. W. Va.
Winston l'rdsgraff - confined III has
HON" on North Fourth street with IN
illness
Following the vain weather "f YES
terday in which the ih"rmUm"lrrS
reached 50 degrees ahoVr zero most ~
the Gee on the streets ~ melted ott
II Yesterdays weather Is any nG'rA-
ton OF What may u" vNp'Cird IN the
nnar future. most U""n" wa believe
The ground hog is prrvar'ai'r.
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ShadyHds Notes.

Mr.. Daniel Pluebell. OF Central ave-
nue.. returned Sunday from Il visit with
relatives in Pittsburgh.
Mr.. Albert Burns. Of Lnrom avenue
Thursday and sustained tw" broken
ribs besides minor injuries. Is impr"N-
ms
Mrs. Chris Dawson Of West Fortleth
street. spent the latter part OF last
week with relatives IN Beallsville:
,ulu avenue we're In Moundsv.llr on
SUNDAY to attend the funera! of a
nephew.
Miss Jean Hays. llt,l- daughter ~
A.r ard Mrs. Harry huys. Of Liberty
Avenue, - recovering from nm aiarN
cf measles
Mrs. Pit,mau. Of Key. l. visiting her
daughter. Mrs. Luther Reed. Of West
L'urlieth street.
Mr. Philip t!arIz. II ST. Clairsvilie.
formerly If ShndySidr. was business
VISITOR her" sunday.
Mr.. Thomas MIIhnms. ot East SIN
street IL recovering from an attack OF
grippe
, Mr. Russell Hays. If Mount Vernon.
ONO spent saturday aud Sunday al
IN, home Of his parents. Mr.. and Mrs,
sherman Hays.
Thr February meeting "r the Won,
ans club. which is ~" annual social
event Of the organization. will he held
III the III. al tn" hone Of Mrs. X. {.
FArlS The meeting vas postponed 1"
week hcrauS" G.: the number or me I"r-
turc t, urs" which comes next week
Mr. ard Mrs Hu;h Campbell. "f Lor"
city. sr"mr the "md r the week with
N:r and Mrs. Fra;N Lucas; Of Smith.
H"ld srr",,. l"r' an sunday for a
months Ni~i With r"la'.i"| in southern
Missouri.
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BollAire Briefs.

A meeting Of the Bellaire lodge OF
MaSpns was held last night. Inc Mas-
ter Degree was conferred.
The CunsIs;ory Of the FIRST R"tormed
church held On important meeting last
nIxht at the church.
James Barton OF South Rcllatre. Is
suffering with an injured ankle received
IN Il coal mine accident
Tho one drunk arrested by the police
Saturday might was parted from 1880 at
tho city building Yesterday.
The South B"llAire NJ. f.. basketball
team held practice last night at the
First Ward school gymnasium.
The Young Mems club basketball
team Will journey 10 Neffs tonight for q
game.
Tho Orchestra club cut"rtainer with
a dance last might ni ih.. odd Fellow =
hall an Belmont street
The Premier cIuD entertained with a
dane" last might at the Arm"ry hall on
linton street.
Miss Dorutha Wassman entertained
membcrs Of tho DorcaSs class of tho
Frs, Presbyterian church last night at
her home.
Members of the Daughters Of Isabella
lodge Of this city Will 20 to Wheeling
tonight for a dance at the carroll club
A meeting OF the Ladies' Auxiliary Of
the B'na! Firth lodge was held last
njght NJ the Suns OF Israel temple.
DR.. c. W. DanrUrd. superintendent Of
the Barur>S M" NJ r.. churches has re-
turned 10 BarnesvIl". after "A visit here.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-03
Every Druggist in U. s. In
structed to Refund Price
. While You Wait at Count
rIf Relief Does Not Come
Within Two Minutes.
Delightful Taste, Immediate
Relief, Quick Warm Up.

The sensation OF the year In the drug
trade is Aspronal the two-minute cod
and cough relisver. authoritatively
guaranteed by the laboratories: tested.
approved and most enthusiastically en-
dorssd by the highest authorities, and
proclaimed by the common people a.
ten times az quick and effective as
whiskey. rock and rye. or any other
cold and cough remedy they have tried
All drug stores are now supplied with
the wonderful new elixir. 40 all you
have 10 do TO get rid OF that cold IL TO
step Into the nearest drug store. hand
che clerk half a dollar FOR a bottle Of
Aspironal. and tell him TO serve you
two teaspoonfuls with four teasoonfuls
OF water In glass. With your watch
In your hand. take the drink at one
swallow and call for your money back
IN two minutes II you cannot feel your
cold fading away like a dream within
the time limit. Don't DO oashtul. for
all druggists invite you and expect you
20 try IL. Everybody's doing It.
When your cold or cough Is relieved
take the remainder OF the bottle homo
% your wife and babies. for Aspironal
10 by far tho safest and most effective
the easiest 10 take and tho most agree
able cold and cough remedy for infants
and children.-AdY.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-03
OHIO NEWS

rpIrMRI'S. a.. Feb. . The l"GiSla-
'urn wriI rrcunvrur Tuesday and II IL
rNp"rtrd tL'ut Within few days three
bills Of rlu,h importance" Will h" SUP"
miiicd - Grvrru"r IcA, AL OF which II"
may veto.
one permits cii ~ and other laAihi
districts Ia NOi" L. break the Smilh ore
urr cent law. another makes big rup
lure in thr state civil service law 10y
cN-sold:rrS and sailors. and thr lh!fh
derers filing time for IA" August nri-
marirs :" a. to rnah!" Senator Harding
Ia rru for REORGANIZATION If he ~ not
named for Presidents
All three. have been passed 10y h"th
houses Of tho general assembly and VII!
M sent 10 tn" governor IS soon aS %lSn-
ed by the speaker and the lieutenant
governor.
The Gardner measure. r"mnN ,nE SILK
iug fund and interest l"Nirs from ihr
limitations Of tho Smith law 10y VOTE "r
tn" people was passed largely ny l'"-
nuhlIcan votes. IN III" nous" entirely 30.
Tn" I.iGErtt hIll. recurring III" "iNll
service commission t. certify for APP
pniulmCul tn" names Of ALI former Sr'-
wee url. r"guardl"SS Uf qualifications.
" hen Applications for positions i made.
went throu gh each nous" without Il dis
sent .ng vote. Various American Logon
posts huv" gone an record az against Il.
The HONEY measure would give can
June -. instead "f June II. In file dec
!aratiun FOR candidacy for nomination.
IL, fore its introduction. sponsors for the
measure sought approval from the gov
rrnors office. pointing ont II might
benefit cox as much as Senator Hard.
ing
They w"r" told that COX was not and
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-03
VAST EASY TO SEE
GREAT CHANGE IN
WHEELING LADY
SIZE Now =1-S2s Well; Has Good Appe.
tite; Nervousness Relieved and
Dizzy spells Overcome.
Gives ALI Credit TO The Now Root
And Herb Remedy,
Dreco.

"slnca taking tho now remedy. pr""".
I'm feeling lot better. and haI" :"
much more strength and energy" saN~
Mrs VI. \. Patton. OF II Tw"u,i"ih
street Wheeling. w. w.
My sleep used. u be Nitul and dih
not refresh me at all. but now I'm glad
for he'd time to come. also hay" II
splendid appetite: my nerves ar" qul"' ed.
aud since my liver WAS worked off. |
never hive 4 dizzy spell Ia fact. pr"C"
has made me SO much hrttcr that It =
,aSy to sec tho change in me"
Most every day some we'll known cit
zen comes in and speaks highly Of
Dreco. for the good ii has don" them. or
some ~ their family. hr""". being
made made from juices "f herbal plants.
combines with the Juices Of the stomach
very readily: therefore. results ar" usu-
ally prompt.
After taking DrcCn II Is noticed that
the bowel action became regular: TIN.
appetite Increases: sleep becomes sound
and refreshing: nerves get steady. that
tired. sluggish feeling passes off and
dizziness disappears. Tn" scr" painful
rheumatic joints become supple. aud the
backache disappears.
Dreco does not contain any Iron. mer
curry. potash. or harmful minerals. nor
any oil or acid hut Is vegetable rem
edy, pure and simple"
All good druggists h"w S"jl nr""" ami
il ~ highly recommended IL Wheeling
by =. H. Gr,">t X Co.. ll2J Market
street.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-03
Don't Spoil a Good
Meal With a Bad
Stomach

I, j. really rirlrul .,sht t" $50 s."
mann thousands 81 T'-I"' VERY ,hH
"ln,I, wha, they can at and What they
can't eat.
Dyspcp,ics. they call Themselves. hui
'l,.l Stretch IN" juaGimHti"n when they
d. L. ,
All these pr"rl" need |" make them
healthy. cheerful and ~ sound appetite
- Il bon It Ml-O-Nn Tablets.
TN, sr"ma"! "f q dysr"p'r $ over
worked and run down 1t hr'dS h"Ir Z"
digest ihr food. but more 'hru thn' II
needs prescription hat VIII 'i"anse'
rcnuvatc. strengthen aud Put elasticity
INTO the stomach walls
Mona is the prescription That Will
do this and do il - promptly that you'll
wonder why you didn't Try II before.
u stops bclching Of gas and distress
after eating in fNr minutes. II Is un-
druhtrdly I'll" greatest stomach tonic
ever given Ia the public by specialist
m stomach Diseases.
L"ad.ng druggists everywhere and G.
II. Gr!rst a. 60. sell Ml.p-Na for 90
cents IL large box On the money back
plan.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-03
SHADYSIDE

4 S. Beihl. eighty.four years Of age
died on Friday at the HON" OF his SON
Warren H. Beihl. in Huntington. w:
Va. The deceased. VIII" had been reared
in Wheeling and who had spent most
l"c his lfe in that city and vicinity: re-
sided for som" time with his daughtsr
Mrs. j. NJ Cufrrld of This place. For
many years he was member OF IN"
Shadyslde Methodist church 10 which
faith he had been consistent adhereht
from curly manhood TIL" body was
brought from Huntington ana fuh'raI
services conducted yesterday afternoon
at tho home OF his son. James NJ. Relhl.
Of McMeChen. lntermcnt was made AT
Peninsula cemetery on taldw"lrs Run
H." IL survived by seven children. nanr-
ly. Mrs. ]. NJ C0frield. Of Shadysdc: J..
Nj. Reihl. Of McMechen: Edward Bcihl.
Of Romulus, Mich. Mrs Charles COR
nell ut 81 Murys, W. Va: Warren II.
R'Ihl, of Huntington: Mrs. trtd Smi'n'
columbus; Mrs. Walter Smith. Raven
uu, ohio.
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nranhfnl Couch Cnrad

4 Severe cold ia often followed 'I a
rough cough for which thamh' ram :
Cough R2m"dy has proven esre"laliy
Valuable Mrs. l. w Olsen. Mary SNiil".
Mo- writes: about TWO l""rS ago my
lutlo boy Jean caught u sever" cold and
ruug he'd dr"adfunH for day.. | tried
u number az cough medicines hut n"lh-
ing did Inn amy Iuud uHiI | gay" nan
thamhcrlnin's Cough Remedy. VI re
lirved his cough right away Hnd before
hr.hrd finished taking cm" h"ttl' lac was
cured. think il is just lin" for " lild-
rem" For safe 10y all dealers
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-03
wnter Meter Here.

Tho ncw water meter witch y 3
proposed 10 install at the corporate
limit between this city and bridgeport,
10 measure the water supplied 10 that
city. 50 as 10 no able to arrtv" al SOM"
basis OF settling the amount TO ~"
charged for tho service. has arrived ~
tbs city. and will be placed IN pos't'oh
"a soon as the ground is in condition TO
be-. MNrkel.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-03
Interesting Meeting.

Au Interesting aud Important meeting
ur c"unrH ~ scheduled for Tonight. AZ
which ':u" several important matters
Of business Viii Lee disposed OF The
contract for supplying the city with II
new '!r" "ngu" will LIKELY he the most
important Of the matters 20 be taken
NJ hv IN" body. and II number or int"r-
cstcd citizens Will probably attend the
nnneflnL
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-03
Fraternity Meetings.

An impnrtnul mrotimg n The NOM
hers Of III" order Of United American
Men. Will b. held in the rooms OF the
H"inlein building this evening and all
Of the members have been urged TO at
tend.
The regular weekly meeting or Bel
mont Acric No. ??i of the Fratcrnal Or
der Of Eagles. VIII he held in their
l"hS" home on III" Cadiz pike this even
ing
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-03
Glass Party.

The members Of the sunday school
class IN IN" Junior department OF the
United PRESBYTERIAN church. tau&ht by
MISS Srhaal. have been promised an
interesting affair in the nature OF
class party. which VIII Il" held IN tho
social rooms of the church on North
Fourth street. Saturday afternoon or
his week between the hours ~ and
o'clock
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Lnthor League Social.

Tho ,m0MIhlN hnNInrSS NNFT'nI ~ ~
members of the Luther l.cague ~ -.
r,uIs Lutheran church viii l." held IN
thu. ,'hurrh on Thursday evening of this
week. The usual business meeting "
the organization Will l." followed by =
social evening. and Mrs. LuliuI Marty
Mrs Frcd p"lman and Miss ElI2ahrih
Kurr,ilr viii he the hosicSscS for tn"
nNnnInY
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-03
Kiouonia Class Meeting.

Mrs Robert MCt;uire viii Or the hos
tess to tho members az the kuinOnia
Bible class of the First RaptIst church.
at her HON" on North Firth street ON
Thursday "vrnEg Of this week The
usual business meeting Of HE class
will he held previous to an evening OF
social endowment.
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Fraternity Meeting S.

Tnr weekly meeting - TIA" ln!'I
'pr,I,r az Moose Will h held M ih"4r
L;,Ii AT tn, foot Of llan"N'r street th'S
rI"uluc.
rho local council Of knights &c Co.
!ufrbus viii meet in regular s"Ssiou IN
Ih,rr hall on Hanover street ihIH even
ny
Tho regular .semi-monthly meeting Of
; W. S.ark" council az tn" knights or
TvtMas WI lao held N the ShreNr-
uervey building IhlS evening.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-03
Young women's Missionary Meeting.

The cIrst meeting Of the Young " o.
mems Missionary Society of the FIST
Methodist church will ho held this eye
nIuE. al IN" home nf Miss Eva burke.
~ bennett street, kirkwood. and all OF
the young ladies' ~ the Congrc CATION
who are Interested in the church work
ar" invited to attend and become mem
hNrS OF The organization
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OWING ~ n fucl lhat Inc I0cUT NIGN
school .Cf,.irlS we're unable I" g"' '"-
neither va ~. urrIrlulS vt Ia" BRADY
port s.liu,i The game With that Sr!'""1
Tor tins week IS off Instead arranH'
~. hnys and girls teams from Ncf1s.
ohio. to this city for a douhl" header,
which VIII I've staged IN the Elm school
gymnasium on Saturday evening or TINS
weak
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-03

The mrmOcrs ~ Inc T|aNi N,TI''Ts
cub Of 'hr Guid!ng Star council "i
Sons and daughters ~ Liberty: hc'd Il
meeting at tho hUm" "f Mrs. Nell hnrr.
on West Ma u street. last night. with a
uund attendance of tn members Of ia"
organization. Foil"wiuE the usual hms-
mess session. III" members Enjoyed a
S,uslIl evening".
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NazimoYR Picture.

Til" extraordinary attraction oIi"rcn
10y th" M"tr" lIctur" company starring
NazImoNa. III her latest presentation:
"R"vnlati"u." in which GriZz"'e's soul
~ revealed as an artists model. VIII De
tho attraction at thu Family theatre IN
TINS city this afternoon and evening.
and good crowds are expected 10 wilt
ness tho production at each showing.
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Parent Teachers Meeting.

The regular meeting Of tn" Parent
TrarhcrS' Association Of tn" South
school will be held at that school build
ing this evening. and,it gives promise
Of being Of interest. Rev. l.. S. Rose
pastor Of the fhrst Methodist church is
scheduled I" address those present at
The mCctlmk.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-03

Tho regular meeting OF the Martins
Ferry Lecture Recital club will be- held
In tho Bard Of Trade rooms on Fourth
street thIS afternoon, with Mrs. John
Nelly IN charge as the hostess for tho
Meeting. Tho interesting program
which has been prepared Will lie car
RED out and the meeting promises 70 bo
Of intcrc I.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-03

Mrs. Mary Humes. aged 20 years,w!te
OF Thomas Hum"S died yesterday az
her home ON South Belmont street. Last
December she suffered Il fractured hir
in fall. She had resided here FOR 50
years and is survived by three children
Emma. Thomas and Proctor. She was a
member OF the Christian church.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-03

The high school boys baskctoaiI team
held practice last night in preparation
for the game with Wheeling nigh school
Friday ,Vening at III" local gymnasium
The girls team Of the high school holds
practice this evening.