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Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1920-10-16

tions, and get relief the best way he
can"
II can understand just how it has
worried you" said the hotelkeeper.
"The fact that you couldn't reach
around and claw the itching place
with your fingers kept the matter
fresh in your memory and got on your
nerves. The pursuit of the unattain-
able always is more interesting to us
than the easier work close to hand.
You had your whole person to scratch.
and might have bought currycomb
for a quarter. and had good time, but
you couldn't he happy until you had
reached the one inaccessible spot.
"A while ago I imagined I had
heart disease, and went and saw the
doctor He knows | have money In
the bank, and am considered good pay,
SO he confirmed my worst fears. and
made up his mind to have me for his
star patient. untll one of us petered
out He threw an awful scare into me
so that went home sweating ice cold
circus lemonade.
"Ile gave me some medicines and
lot of instructions Among them was
one 70 the effect that when ] went 10
he'd l should always sleep on my right
side He cautioned me over and over
again against laying on my lett slhe'
and left the impression that If l dis
oheyed nina. III wake m some morn
ing TO find myself candidate Tor
dora' horseshoe.
"Ihat matter looked easy nj the
time ana assured the doctor III t"l-
low IN" bylaws 10 the Ietter. W men
| went 10 hru that hiGht. stretched
/ out "H my right Nide, ana IN ten nun
uteN J was 1"Si SUFFERING 10 ron over
don h',''F' ! ever ma Sucu
7 hank"F'ne f"r awning. IL seemed 10
me 'he h'iRn' "' "u"'"" uapi''ueN7
Wou'a il' I'D N'''"'lle on one 'eI sue
/ i""""e" l''Nl' u'' 'o''N 'V' wv H'N''''
ana th'h ! o''r''' ''Ht u't was" T.
/ worm S'''' S"'r'l.''s. n'.d rol'f" over
/ ah' ~I'li Oh my l''I ~'ue' duu 'l"' i!'"E
hapIened. was 'eeIlhg b'l''r IMAM
usua' neN morning "iloh / got w.
VT COURSE ',''S rAlo''e'''t ''SS''''''
my confidence In the doctors lns'ruc-
mons ana ! eoh''uoeo iua' i l was
! gong 10 S'leslep me 'nN'rucl'o.9 ]
/ 'night aS wen S'u'St'p we "''ul'lhes'
! roo Tor 'h'F ''S't'' hNT 10" NV !" "
/ 'h'h'N' aHPF' an" ~" wv ""o'''
/ l"' our OF me WINDOW. u"9 me ~"
/ n"'eS 'oN' ms H'"Nt J. "''i'S'"S I'"'','"t
/ because ne ha"'''d ou' Iu'e ''"'
"osn S'ri'''Y necessary. ..,.-,,
Nls"N'"| 81 ','' "''''' '"'''d'''' Wv
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1920-10-16

it with either
hand. and l ha q
been backing up
against every tele-
phone pole and
gatepost, rubbing
like a horse with
the mango. A
man of my social
and commercial
standing doesn't
20 ok dlgnifed
while thus en-
gagged, but when
a mans back
ltches. he has to
defy the cnnVpn-
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1920-10-16
THE UNATTAINABLE

GG~THERES a spot on my back,
Il about the size of a postage
stamp. that has been itching all day"
said the retired merchant land II has
caused me more grief than the last
attack of rheumatism. / can't reach
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1920-10-16

Ea.e Of Wisconsin. County of Iron-ss
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN that at
? general election to be held in the
EeYeral towns wards. villages and cleo
eon districts OF the County of Iron on
r. first Tuesday after the first Mon
Fay Of November A. D., 1920, being the
<nd day Of month, the following Off
Etrs are to be elected:
A COUNTY CLERK. in place of W.
Tyler whose term of office will ex-
IlI'a on the first Monday of January,
COUNTY TREASURER, in place
n Luella Trie1, whose term of office
En- expire on the first Monday of
anuary 1921.
A SHERIFF., in place of NJ. J. White.
nose term of Office will expire on
IT, first Monday Of January. 1921.
Il CORONER. in place of Joseph
aaToonneau, whose term of office will
1pTe On the first Monday of January.
i CLERK OF T. 9 CIRCUIT
i 9rRr in place Of Joseph volant.
lo'e Term Of office will expire on the
!. Monday Of January, 1921.
i A DISTRICT ATTORNEY. in place
Maroon F. Reid, whose term of office
II III expire on 1ba 6ve+ Mol, -s =
psry 1921 VI -
B a REGISTER OF DEEDS. in place
"oaard c Trembath, whose term of
",s VIII expire on the first Monday
January. 1921
q . wy MY SURVEYOR. in place of
-S'7s Dev.ne. whose term of Office
7125e on the first Monday of Jan.
I'7a under my hand and official
p,,, =. ne court house in the City OF
-'s '2.' a'h day Of Sept. 1920.
\" o Tyler. County Clerk.
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1920-10-16
l0TICE Of GENERAL
| ELECTION
November 2, 1920.

- isconsin. Department of
.HTtrF IS HEREBY GIVEN that
w lotion TO be held in the several
8 a. Yards. villages and election dis
"a ns 81 the state of Wisconsin on the
z - r,,asdav following the first Mon
If November A. D. 1920, being the
u dav az said month. the follow
= ' nfscers are to be elected:
= rsirreen Electors of President and
:. President of the United States
" from each congressional district
,a.o from the state at large.
GOVERNOR, in place of Emanuel
pbilinn whose term of office will
- on the first Monday of January,
il D 1921 oo,,rnnop -
- of Edward f. Dithmar, whose
IN If Office will expire on the first
ponda, Of January, 1921.
SECRETARY OF STATE, in place
s. Merlin Hun, whose term of office
si expire on the first Monday OF Jan
nsry, 1921. ~ -.
b. Johnson. whose term OF ctfce
I'M evnire on the first Monday of Jan
aary. 1921 :.
an ATTORNEY GENERAL. in
Of robD 7 Blaine. whose term
s. Office will expire on the first Mon
ssv Of January, 1921.
q a United STATES SENATOR, in
,,ace of Irvine L. Lenroot, whose term
81 office will expire March 4, 1921
REPRESENTATIVE IN CON
fRESS for the ELEVENTH Congress
>onal District comprised of the coun
tes of Douglas. Bayfield,, Ashland
hon Villas. Burnett. Polk, Washburn
Sawyer. Rusk, Price, Taylor, Oneida
and Lincoln.
A STATE SENATOR for the Thir
beth Senatorial District, comprised Of
she counties Of Taylor, Iron, Villas
E4nelQd. Lincoln, u4C anu 4 AOhSA@C
AMEMBER OF ASSEMBLY for the
Assembly District comprised OF the
kounties Of Iron and Villas.
Also all COUNTY OFFICERS re
xured by law to be elected at suct
Ganeral Election
This notice follows closely the word
b. Of the Apportionment Law of 1911
Where municipalities have changed
bier boundaries, or where cities
yards. towns or villages have been ere
u s,ei since 1911. the territory, affected
Thereby. vil remain in the same as
kembly. senatorial and congressional
kistrict assigned by said law
E Given under my hand and officia
kea., at Tie Capitol, in the City of Mad
d. this 30th day of July, A. D. 1920
4 Sell MERLIN HULL,
81 Secretary of State.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-06-25
T.ouia BowNrE.

Louis Bowers. aged As years. died at
his home in Stcubcnvillc yesterday
after hvc months illness: lie was
born in Wheeling on May i, 1872. the
son Of George and Lucy Bowers, and
was married To Mollic Grimm Of this
city. They moved 10 SteubenNillr IN
loi1 from Wheeling and have since
resided there Tho deceased was wCll
known tin worker. He is survived h'
his widow and four children. Mrs.
Louis Bumgardt Clcrela and: Charles
Earl and George Of Steubcnvillc; three
sisters Mrs. Thomas Howley. Pitts
hurgh: Mrs. William Atkinson and Mrs.
Harry Kline. of Wheeling. and four
brothers. John, William. Frank and
l;rnrce RnMCrs all of WheeUnG.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-06-25

,.,-r,,l sbtpncnts and cannot under
,f,nd yh,r. all the stee! goes.
The commerce Commission new or
dor ,har all coal cars are 10 be sent
empty To the mines. whereas previously
80 per cent had been held tor reIoao'hS
with other freight. mas peCh A'e@"
hardship to steel mills
IL Is evident that while inS0t pr"au'-
ton holds Nj we'll. GOOD many H'e't
mills are stocking Couaideraole par VI
,h.ir product in tn" form or SIahS or
h;n,,s or skrlp. This means. m TIM. a
,rumpinx back on open hearth ana plas'
Curnac" departments. 1900,
The buylng Of steel cars By steer ana
coke companies goes ON. IN 'hr pas
week such new inquiries inNoINen -'tVO
cars and one car works took orders t"r
l.5OU.
Further conferences IS "Np" ''"' on
the sheet and tin plate scale between Inc
Amalgamat-d Association aud indep:hu-
en-; uroduc.rs before June 80. but a shut
down - not unlikely The workers nave
Withdrawn the provlso Tor o.n"ur
turn, IN view OF the labor scarcity. lh"y
insist, however. ON retaining ting PARA
graph providing that the union may pre-
sent wage scales for employees In depart
mentS not organized. VIII" may become
union mon within the scale year me
mills s,ou;ly oppose any extension OF
tho closed shop whether by the Anal
Eamated Association or ny the reuerau"h
Of Labor.
In the case OF bar ron mills. tn" re
cent failure 10 agree will not involve Il
shut down IN any event bet"r" July II.
or one month later than the Iinlt Tor
Sncet and ;in plate mills.
More activity IN pig iron Is reported
In some ccnters. especially IN Cincinnati!
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-06-25

, IN mallab.r and IN basic IN Pittsburgh
An example of III" unusual a,tIuu nccr y
stated BY railroad conditions is the buy
ing by Il central Ohio steel plant al
basic lcon at Ashland. ny. on basis
equivalent TO $500 Valley. This com.
panv usually obtains rs iron from,
/ cleveland: but has been unable To do su
of lat"
now development in the coke mar
h"t - tn" inquiry COMING from South
America and European sources. InClud-
Ing one OF l0.nO0 tons per month for IS
months. Owing. however. 10 the short
az" IN this country and 10 the very high
prices. II is not expected that report 8
viii he heavy. Although sales Of prompt
foundry and furnace coke ar" reported
! al from Sl6nO 10 $500. Conncllsville
ovens. contracts HAY" been made a,
. Sll.j0 for furnace roke.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-06-25
!; OBITUARY ;
MORROW FUNERAL
/ TO Be SATURDAY
Prominent Woman Taken Sudden by
Heart Attack ut Island Home
or Sister.

Funeral services for MISS Nanni" j.
Morrow. who died yesterday afternoon
nj l:iF o'clock at tn" hum" "i her sister.
Mrs e. &. smith. No. 81 South f"nn
street. Island. following an ntla"k OF
nc,rI trouble. will be held Saturday aft
rrnoon. The exact hour was not known
At n late hour last cvrnig, Or. samuel
NJ Gibson. pastor Of the flrSt ITIShH
icrjan church. assisted by DR. J j. Brit
,,ugham. rector of ST. l.uk"'* /. T.
church. will have charge of IN" services
InI"rmcnr will hc made IN Greenwood
cemetery.
The deceased WAS born and reared IN
tins city and spent praCtIcaIl! h"r Gu
IIrc nrr in this section. She was Il
member OF the First Presbyterian church
Of MoundsyIllc and took great inter-
,,st in the church work.
She Was well known and had IarG'
circle 81 friends who were panied /"
hear Of her death. Shr was III" dauGh-
Ter of the lat" John Il. and f.ilHrh''th
Morrow. She il survived by ON" %'Strr'
al whose homo Sh" died. and tw" broth
.rs. J. NJ Morrow of New York ti;y
and Il. W Morrow of this city.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-06-25
ANTI-SALOON LEAGUE
OFFICERS HEARINGS
TO Be HELD JUNE 80
B. NJ. Whalsy and Thos. Arlington
Granted Continuance Until Other
Officers Can Appear.

/ Through motion by Attorney T. r.
! Handlan. the hearing Of Thomas Ar
! rington and Il. NJ Whaley. Anti Saloon
/ League officials. charged with reckless
; us" OF firearms within tho city limits.
J was continued in police court until .
| o'clock Wednesday morning. Juno goth
According 10 stories told by residents
| living near the scene Of the shooting.
! the AFFAIR happened AT | o'clock on the
| morning ot the primary election. May
| 18th. The two dry Officers We're on
their way in Caldwclis Run Tor TWEEN
| ty-nInth Street) looking over the
land. when they spied an AUTOMOBILE"
! bearing an Ohio license coming to-
/ wards them in the rear. II is tn" belief
! that tho two officers were given a tip"
! Of An automobile hearing Ohio license
was carrying booze from Ohio into
| West Virginia and out Twenty. niuth
! street.
! Thinking that this WAS tn" car they
! we're looking for they are said to have
; hailed the machine. Both machines at
/ the time were between McCollorh and
t raldwclls Run. The driver Of the
: automobile failed To obey their COM
nand and made An effort 10 continue
/ by. In their effort t" stop the machine
! ono Of tho officers. Il - alleged. pulled
! his revolver and fired At tho machine
/ and one Of tho five bullets i,rcd entered
the side Of ihr homo Of y. J. Phillips:
| passed through bedroom on the SCI
/ ond floor. and went through the huu>"
| on tho other side.
! 4 warrant was sworn out by Earl
/ Dorman. who also resides in tn" Fhl-
! bps residence on May "6th. but the
! matter was kept very quiet and the
, warrants were not served until WcdncS-
! day.
| The prohibition officers did not an-
pear IN court. but wcr" represented lay
! Attorney J. L. Handian. Three other
| prohibition officers were present at the
! time Of the alleged shooting. according
: to Mr. Handlan. and because they were
not able to go To court ~ that time.
he asked for continuance Of the case
| until next Wednesday. which Was
graz
M-xsrs. Arlington and Whaley are
officials OF the West Virginia Anti-Sa-
, loon League. and have commissions As
granted by the state tax rommIsSioner.
| They draw their salaries from the
/ Anti Saloon League instead "f from III"
! state As IN the case with Deputy Pro
| hlblllon Commissioner Cert i. Phillips
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-06-25
IRON REVIEW

The Iron Age IN its weekly summary
OF the iron and steel trades. VIII say
tomorrow.
Iron and steel producers are St!!i trav-
cling in a circle. hetterm"nt % Car fuel
supply being quickly followed oy re-
turn 20 did conditions. This week the
breaking out OF fresh railroad strikes at
Phuadel ph:a and Raltlmor" has crippled
several eastern steel plants. and an
barEoes against the affected districts
have been puc in force at Pittsburgh.
Fuel shortage has driven some piS
iron producers TO pay new nigh prices
FOR coke and sT1.0h has been reached
In the dizzy ascent o. tina: market. Basic
pig iron also ;"ads higher On the other
hand are easier prices IN plates and
shapes but with liIt!e promise Of better
than - - 50 per cent production for
many weeks No significant r-adlust-
fnent az finished steel prices - looked
Tor.
a Man manufacturers VII" buy PIX ron
or finished Stcr, ara still ~ SORE straits
for lack Of raw material Some or them
are getting on'y " Cour,hN"r 'h'rd Of
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-06-25
OUT-P|kE STORE
SCENE Of FIRE
W. A. Driehorst Co. Suffers Loss VI
Groceries Amounting TO
$500.
Gasoline Drum Left Open and SPARK
Prom Auto Engine Starts
the Blaze.

Ere starting IN the stock room "i
H., w T. prIchcrs, Grocery company
a. EdEington Lane called TOUR Mr. com
r9uics Of ~" Greater Wheeling hr' ne
nartmcnt To the scene yesterday alter
noon II, %.Sn "rI"ck Tn" hr"m"n'
after WORKING for 4 short 'im' "N'in
guishcd the hIaZ" which caused t'.H
iittI, damage TO IN" building w.
stated nv Fire CHIEF ~ Rurl"H Th"WP-
son last evening that III" los ~ gro
crricS viii amount to about $500" mad,
After an Investigation Ma "aI, .
Fire Chief Thompson found th'f "
tirc had been caused by gaSoln" Whirh
had been running from u hftH ga Hon 90,
drum which = krr, in the fE%r .,, IT. ed cd
building. which someone hau h"s 'i,,r
10 turn eff after getting some Eh>"'ih'
for an automobile. \ spark from IN
,ri,ck IS sand 10 ~ IN" cause Of IN" hr"",
Tho companies responding L" vac CO !,
~ he city ana EdSwood and W""HS-
,lula apparAtuE
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-06-25
EXCELLENT BILL
IS ON PROGRAM
OF CHAUTAUQUA
NEW YORK oFERA AND SIR JOHN
FRASER FOSTER TODASS
HEADLINERS.
Great Lakes Quartet and Harry ]. Loose
Presented Good Programs on
Thursday.

Last nights thaUtuuQua program was
an. IF c>ccptiunh quality. Seldom mas
Ihc program presented ny The HTchl
Lakes String Quartet been rACclcH III
ChautauQua ",rCI"N mere f'N'n NUN , !
urrsenlrd wnS one Or great musl"ai r\-
'."lirn'". amd al W'r" we'll received oE
IN" audience.
Tn. quartet demonstrated their thor
vuchl understanding II tn" art OF rr'-
scmting chamber music. which rs among
tho most dItiirult 10 play artiSliCalIy. ny
their musical performance. 0"nnthE
rarr artistic ability and muslclanShlr OF
the highest degree. Miss Ncf. the &c
communist followed extremely VII ~
tn. quartet, featuring plan" aC"ompani-
mrni, proving herself valuable &C
QUESTION Ia the performers. ana IN her
solo work Sh" MAS accorded warm APP
The Afternoon Program.
81 Inc afternoon session If the thau-
tunuua Harry !. Loose, who has h"cn
for Nftc'u Years member OF IN" &c
Ir,ily" force nf Chicago. mas been al
Inflated with the police and prlNHt" cd
trCtilC force for the past twenty wears
or NOR gave 4 very interesting ana
dramatic talk on thr working Of the
tnrce IN Chicago. whrr" h" has h'rn AS
connected with Hull Hous". with whIri,
tho name of Jane Adams has h""n proml-
nCnt for many years. II" d"SCrlb"d many
instances which had hccu brought {"
It's allt ntlhn UlTt'lS INV N'd'H ''N' IVA
served In his ofnCIal capacity, mtrndu'-
inghuih humor and pathos as well as
tragedy into. his stories.
The srrakcn madr q strong rl"a for
censorship Of moving pictures, d"SCrlh-
INK tho censorship as conducted in 'hi-
CugO. where q miniature mONi" h"us" IS
connected with IN" police court. and
where hoard OF ""nSorS composed Of
mothers only decide upon rhr par, Of
tho picture which shall b" eliminated
from the film. This eliminated part. Ii"
said is pasted on when the pictures ar"
shown in small cities and towns whore
there is no censorship regulation.
Today's Program.
This afternoon Ahr 'NchlhE PRO
ersm Will include ron"crtS by the New
York Opera. ana an evening lecture by
str John Fraser Foster. who VIII le"-
tlrr ON topics ~ tho hour. He has boon
kuishird by KING George If England
hrcauSo "f his services in IN" war. and
- known through his newspaper writ
ing Nv the house Of parliament. Il" has
also written many books. and is =
recognized authority on international
questions.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-06-25
SOCIALIST WILL
ANSWER COLDSTE|N
seymore Stcd1nsn. Candidate for vice
President OF tho United States
70 Speak Here.

Scymor" St"dman. NjC"-D-oS;d 2!
cal tdat" on the Socialist ticket. viii
deliver an address III this r.ty an nHNi
We'd ne sday. Iunr Grth. when h" VIII
answer David G1ldStcin. tho antl-Bol-
she ri lecturer who spoke 1T tho Court
th-a,rc last evening.
His address i entitled "Mlltnr'sm,
capitalism. piNor"ciSm and bth"rlsmS.
He will Spcak four times In tho local
district: in this city. a. Martins Ferry.
Elm Grove ard Moundsvlllc. He - 10
appear here und"rsthc auspices "f tho
local Socialist party. and * following
David ,ioldstem on his lecture tour. &C
rordinr to tho committee WHO have
him IN charge
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Mrs. Emo Lippman.

Mrs. Fife LiNpman, we'll known r"sI,
dent Of thr out -the-pik" dlstricI' ana
The wife Of G. 4 I.ippman, died yes
trrday morning at $50 O'Clock AT IN"
family residence on High street. Elm
Grove. following an attack Of ptomalnc
roisoninE which she suffered several
days ago.
The decreased was horn IN Elm Grove
and was IN her thirty-third year OF age.
Rrsidcs her husband she IL survived by
four children. She was n member ~
tho Christian church of Film Grove and
ALWAYS took aninicrcst in the church
work.
Funeral arrangements wcr" incomplete
AT late hour last evening. but in MI
probability ia" funeral VIII u" htid
some time Saturday. with InlCrmcnt IN
Stun Church cemetery.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-06-25
DERWILLO
The Famous Beautiflef

Have YOU tried II vet Thousands
everywhere are using it. |. - 4 Won
drrful tonic for tho skin. defics hot SUM
mer sun and causes wrinkles. tan. frerE-
les sallow skin. blackheads. sun spots.
rOughncsa ruddinesS TO quickly disap-
pear II brings roses 10 the s"hrckS and
makes anyone LOOK 10 years Younger
Gives youthful complexion and a
skin yUu love /" touch" single arnll-
cation proves H. See large announce
ment soon 10 appear IN this paper ASK
your druggist about Il.
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fire truck and equipment has been ad-
ycriised for sale.

The BoarG OF Education OF Richland
district considers taking over the build,
ing for school purposes as this Woulo
be an excellent place for the chllorcn
nf tho first and second grades as there
is moi enough room at the present time
in the North Warwood school rms
matter is 10 be taken up at the next
meeting Of the board.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-06-25
Collins Funeral.

sixth wear ur age. and besides his wife
H., Is survived by on" brother and one
80
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-06-25

Funeral services for Miss Myra col,
Inns. daughter of the late ]. J. and
Adclia Collins. who died "Wednesday eve
ming nt her late homo, No. 90 Fifteenth
street. following "A years illness. VIII
j." held Saturday afternoon at ESQ
o'clock. Roy. W. II. Fields. pastor OF
tho First Christian church. of which
tho deceased was member. Will nave
charge Of the services. lntcrmth' VIII
be made privately in Greenwood ccmc-
terry. Tho deceased was in her, hfticth
year Of age and is survived by one
brother, ". l.. Collins. Of Warwood.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-06-25
], C, Schau9s.

Word was received in Tins City yes
to-day tn the effect that j. {. Schallas.
former wcll-known resident of this city
bu, Of late years resident Of lgnattoo'
colo. had died the first part Of the week
duo TO injuries when he fell from Stcr
ladder, injuring his back and spine. Mr.
SchallaS WAS a member Of Virginia
Lndgc. |. q. q. f.. and at tho time OF
his death WAS member of Wheclin
fndEr. No. .. |. q. q. r. Many local
friends were shocked when they learn
ed the news Of his death.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-06-25
WARWOOD FIREMEN
WILL SELL TRUCK
Reliance Hose Company to Discontinue
Volunteer Service July l.

st tho lest meeting of tho Reliance
hose company Of North Warwood which
has hccn volunteer company for the
past ter years. II was decided that after
July LIST the company will discontinue
and will no, take care Of any fires. The
fire apparatus which tho company has
is Ia bc sold. while the building will
be ;Iscd for some other purpose. The
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-06-25
Millipan Funeral

ugan. who died Wcdns sday afternoon at
IN" OHIO Valley General hospital fol.
lowing a sudden illness. will hc held
this afternoon at so o'clock at IN"
Rev John g. Alfricud. acting rector
of s.. Matthew's J.. L.. church. viii
have charge Of The service. \ short
service viii II" held At > o'clock AT 81.
Matthew's H. T.. church. lntcrmcnt Will
Lc made privately in Greenwood 0cmc-
terry. The decreased was in his sixty