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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-14

fine new bulletin board has been nut
/ ur N the front of tho First Methodist
& hurch building.
The Moose club will entertain with a
dance this evening at the Moose hail
on Union street
Members of the Loyal Daughters class
of the Christian church and their friends
; basement last night
: The local hanks were open for husI-
: ness as usual yesterday after being
. closed Thursday for LinColU's birthday.
. A meeting Of the Pultney township
I teachers Will hc held at tn" office of
, Sup.. V. Nelson today with township
. Sup"rirt erdcNi 9. j.. Warren IN charge.
Ed Rnl"wIE has been named rs IN"
. delegate from tn" Royal Arranum Of
this city 10 tho state convention.
Thus far eleven prizes hay" been
: offered in connection with the army
: essay contests 10 he held in the local
! schools February 2nth.
The three Knight boys arrested IN
: West Virginia for theft Of an auto
mobile have been taken 70 ST. Glars
, vlll" whore they are confined 20 the
county jail.
Miss 'Marcalene George OF Washing
! ton. n. G.. iSspending few days with
friends ard relatives hcre.
: Colonel Connolly OF Columbus. paid n
visit To tho army recruiting Office hero
: YESTERDAY.
Miss Ruth Ruckman and Miss Neil
, FitxSmmouS Of tho Red Cross office in
the Dankworth building are homo from
GAINESVILLE. where they attended Il Secrc-
;aral conference.
, Deputy Sheriff Hinkle OF 81. Glars
vile. was a visitor here yesterday on
. business.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-14
SHADYSIDE

Mrs. Charles McK""n. IF Armstrong
Mills. VAS II guest III town of Mrs Rob.
"rt Barih ON Wednesday.
Little Nirriuin crawford. fvc-yrar-nld
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Craw.
ford. II West Forty-fourth street. was
buried at Old Wcgec cemetery yestcrday
morning. The child had died from in.
flu"n.a on Tuesday. Mrs. Crawford aud
other children Of tho family are rec"v.
"Ting.
Mrs. Emma Jones. postmisircss. and
son. Mr. Ralph Jones. are i'll with in
ilu"nHa Al their homo on Central avenue
Miss P"arl Albright. teacher Of tn,
eighth grade. and Miss Frances Wright
"r tn" primary department arc raci
uff'ring from Influenza. Miss AlhriKn.
went on Thursday morYng Ia her h"my
on Cash RIrdgr.
Girls of Mrs. Halls class in tho Pres
bYtcrian church Will hold a hak" SAL
tins afternoon NJ thu news stand. Tha
sale will open at half past two o'|lock
ARRANGEMENTS are being mad" for a
SCHOOL 'n'"r,nlunri,t I" De giv'n carly
in March. only children Of The lower
grades Will tax" part.
Mrs. G!'n Strickling. OF WoodSfcld
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-14
The More a Man
Knows, the Less He
TALKS

The greatest truths can be ex-
pressed in the fewest words. A
long story could be told how DR..
Pierce's Notwithstanding re-
stores rough, red, ir 'tsted, in
famed, scratched skinto a healthy,
smooth condition again, but
it is not necessary. Just got q
package at your druggists, rub it
on the skin for almost any skin
trouble, and see for yourself how
it soothes and heals, besides hay
ing a delightfully."- cooling effect
when there is a burning sensation.
A large jar is now sold for q small
price at drug stores, and there is
enough in it to last a good while.
Be particular to remember the
full name-Dr. Pierce's Mentha-
Soothaline. 1t soothes just as the
name indicates, and heals besides.
If your druggist does not sci it,
send sixty cents to DR.. Pierce's
Invalids' Hotel in Buffalo, N. "
Oh !oc for 8 trial package.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-14
HILL MINSTREL
Bic SUCCESS
Srappy show 1T the Court Theatre
Pleases Large Audience.

Gus Hits Ministries can be pronounc-
cd q complete and unQuallhCd success
at least last nights enthusiasilc Court
audience will vouch for this The un-
stinted applause which greeted every
worth while number was the nnmistaR-
able gauge which told which way the
weather vanc of public appreciation was
blowing The show started OIL WIN
zIp and n hang that keyed everybody up
for the bounteous feast of entertain
mcnt which was to follow. and for vocal.
dancing. musical and comedy hits whl"h
came so fast on after the othcr as 10
we'll nigh take ones breath.
There was a splendid program or pop,
ular songs with several unusually good
suloists and some perfect harmony Ill
tho chorus numbers. and then there was
thu, wonderful dancing of Jack henneu!'
jimmy Brady. Jack Hayes. Joe Riley
Iiggrr Mari. Joe Cl0on"y. Harry Harvey.
Eddie Gallagher. John buckley ana
George Flitchett. Herbert Wilson: WIN
"Silvcry Moon Sleep. Baby. Sleep.
and Sweet ONLY O." brought memories
Edmunds made them scream win ;
Nobody's Business but Ny own. Iarl
Graves. Feed Freddy. !. Francis Brecn-
ing. Howard Melting and Frank Delena
ali made individual hits with their sep
arate vocal offerings, and The three Mu-
steal Gates and the Mnrkwith brothers
scored heavily with SaNophone sex
tette Offering which included some real
comedy as we'll us'out OF the ordinary
music.
Jimmie Wall secured strong hold
with his furceful and skilIfully rendered
comedy. while Lee EdmundS was an
other big comedy favorit". but the COM
cdy climax was secured and held by
George Wilson. who with his dry man
nerisms and penetrating gags al times
went clean "Cv"r their heads. WILSON
has been a star minstrel for more years
than can he recalled. hut n" has lost
none Of his old Tim" subtlrty and littl"
Of his force and power and his success
last night was a genuine triumph.
Crowded houses will no doubt witness
the two closing performances, and
Wheeling thcatrcgocrs ar" tipped TO the
best minstrel show Of the season not
excepting ~ g. Fields Greater MIN
strclS. Go carly and avoid the rush
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ST. GAINESVILLE
Belmont County Seat News
Probate Court.

Ehhu Glover. dec. Testimony OF
witnesses to VIII dated Aug. ?, 1918
taken. reduced 10 writing and filed:
VIII admitted 10 probate and record
ordered. Citnlion ordered and issued TO
widow In. make election under viii.
R"sn Brown. doc. VIII and applica-
t.nn to admit tu probate fled. Set for
hearing February "A. 1870 N 10 a. m.
Motto" - minor next Of kin ordered and
ISSUED l." Frank D. Murphy and cause
cont IHucd.
In - accounts for settlement Fcbrw-
arr -. 1920. Proof filed Of publication
Of NOTE" "f filing and time SGT for hear
ing Of accounts. Same approved and or
d"~rd recorded.
William j. Farrell. deceased Proof
"f puhiIcntInn "f motto" of appointment
Med aprroN,d arH ordered recorded.
James ", M"ii"iI. deceased. Proof
"r publication "t mot e" uf appointment
Ned. approved and ordered recorded.
Anthony Mirhs,i carey. dec. Proof
of publication ni notice If appointment
nl"d. approved and ordered recorded.
VIM Mary Evelyn ana Dorothy Caro-
lin" Myers. MINORS. Application filed
for appointment Of guardian. Bond
SSouo Med AMI approved. Appointment
mad" letters ordered and issued.
Godfrey R,rn"Idor. dec. Widow came
int" "p"n court and elected to take
under viii
,'hrrlr~ Wolk. application filed for APP
pointm"nt Of guardian. Set for hearing
February -. l92" At ~ a. M. Notice or
dercd. notice issued 10 sheriff OF Frank
In county for charles Wolk and Ia
sheriff of Be'mou; county. Ohio, for
M.chacl WOlk. Continued.
Frank I. Ron nSUu dec. Proof Of pub
lIrat!nu of motto" Of appointment filed
approved and ordered recorded
John T.. Williams, dee Proof Of pub
lIration "f notice of appointment fled
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-14
"Cirls-GirlsGirls" Co.

Fun fast and furious is the order OF
the day at the Court when "Girls-Girls-
Girls company. which will play one
days engagement with the usual matt
nee, Monday, Feb. 10.
The aggregation is headed by Geo. \.
Clark, the versatile comedian, who
wears ago established a following, WHICH
has been augmented each season. HIS
iaughable impersonation Of tramp IS
among the real hits Of the bur!esQue
stage. and while he relies on his charac-
terization to n large extent as laugh
producer, he has an added asset IN
pleasing singing voice, performs on me
violin creditably and can dance with the
most Of them. The company surround
ing Mr. Clark 10 above the average. he
Is assisted in the comedy scenes by
Chas. McNally and Ernest Fisher. The
trio are Clio mdispellers. And among
the women are Miss Myrtle Cherry. the
beautiful woman prima donna in bur
lesoue and a marvellous voice. MISS
Cherry has many song numbers ana
caught on with the audience from her
first entrance. Betty Palmer is a sing
ing and dancing soubrette ind May
Earle, the comerienne. is clever In her
singing and whistling. The Handsomely
Rowned chorus is one of the many al.
tractivc features Of "Girls-Girls-Glrls'
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-14
rs HENS LAY 90 EGGS
ADAY, INSTEAD OF 4
The Same Plan Mr.. Schlsnvogt Uses in
winter, Should Work for Others.

I'VE had a bad winter here. and lots ~
our chickens were dying. We were Get.
ting 10 cggs Il day. Then We r"ad
! about Don Sung and tried II in January
and our 80 hens started laying 81 t. 81
eggs Il day."--Wh, II. S"hl"nvuEI. ZION
SlS, Mott. No. Oak.
tIgur" that cut. Ahnu, = dozen extra
cggS each day. at ~ cents 81 dozen, made
about $45 per month extra income. Dni,
sung for his - chickens cost Mr.. Scnr,rr.
voEI about 81 q month. Here's In" SAM,
ufl"r hs accepted. and it's open 1" YOU.
GIVE your hens Don Sung and w.tlrn
results for one month. II YOU don't find
that Il pays for itself and pay goa tt
good profit h''sidcs. simply tell ~ und
your u."n"y Will lac promptly refunded
Don Sang rh.n"%, for ,.,.u.l uriurJ
works directly ~: TIA" 'Eu-jal uul urEniS,
and Is also q splCrdId tuUlr. II .. ,a>.ry
given in the feed. imlI"N,.S tie. hons
health. makes her stronger aud more, a.
tive IN any weather. and starts her lay.
ing.
Try Don Sung for 50 days and { il
doesn't get you the eggs. no matter how
cold or wet the weather, YOU money WIN
be refunded by return mail. Get Don
SUNG from your druggist or puui,ry
dealer or send 80 cents for Il package by
mail prepaid. -DuggcT. TO. 10
Columbia Bldg indianapolis. Ind.
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Way Down East
o,,;s B,er parkcr's unique and sue

Lottie Blair Parkcr's unique and sue
cessful comedy Of American humor,
Way Down East" is scheduled Tor an
enlargement at the Court theatre on next
wednesday and Thursday nights: with
matinee on Thursday. The play has
run for the last twenty-five years re-
ceiving the highest endorsements OF, the
press and clergy; its purity has become
a provcrb: the characters and the scenes
are not of the authors imagination but
aer true to the eastern country and the
times Of which they tell.
many names prominent in the theatrical
world. and in this respect may be men
toned Wheeling product who Is This
season appearing in the cast: Fred Stine.
mann, playing the part OF the sheriff
with q &c cd deal Of praise from the var:
ious critics who have seen his portrayal
OF the character.
The scenic effects have peer emocl-
lishod this year until they are the acme
Of reality and many new ideas have
been AIDED so As to make the coming per,
Torrance OF this noted play one OF real
enjoyment.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-14
Concerning the Boomerang

One Of the seasons most interesting
announcements is that David Belasco's
exquisite presentation of THE Boomer
ang." that delightfully."- human comedy
bv Winchcll Smith and Victor Mapes.
which crowded the Belasco theatre. New
York, for fifteenth months, and Powers
theatre, Chicago, for eight months: Will
DC seen at the Court Friday and Satur:
day, Feb. 20 and 81. The unique record
OF success achieved by this comedy ~ in
part attributed to its delicious sim
piicity and lightness. and TO. the tnconl-
parable manner in which Mr.. Belasco
has cast and staged II.
Reported to be full Of bright. snappy
and breezy humor. The Boomerang"
tells OF the adventures Of lovelorn
youth suffering all the papgs Of young
physician, to be treated for nervous
prostration. This doctor. II seems. has
u very fine opinion OF his knowledge or
human nature. especially with regard to
tho passions Of love and jealousy.
In the leading roles will be seen such
we'll known players as Robert CONFESS.
Harry Hayden. Eugene q. Harper, Carl
ION Rivers, James Ward. George Shev-
lin. Lillian Concord. Devah Morel. Mary
Elizabeth Forbes. Francis Kcnnon, Hell
en- strickland and others. Seats will go
OH sale Wednesday.
buy WAR SAVINGS STAMPS
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-14
TWO new CASES
OF MEASLES HERE
No New Influenza Cases Reported &c
Health Onicials-Ctty About Clear
OF The Disease

Health Officer John Moore stated last
evening that tho only contagious dis
leases reported. to him during the rNst
few days were two new cases OF th''
measles which have apparently been
demic during the past few weeks. y
new cases Of pneumonia or nturuZ,
have been reported by local physicians.
and no additional cases Of dlph therI,t
have been rep"rtcd. The city IL appa-.
entity being rup!dly cleared Of cuntagI-
Gus liSeHShS.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-14

The congregation ut 81. lau's Enisc"-
pal Church Will bring 10 = C"nc.uSI"n lG"
active part or tho Nationwide Am
paigu with an Every Member ConvaS"
on tn" afternoon o. Sunday. February
18TH. \ commute from tn" men Of tn"
:,firruuuu Every n,"irrb"r viii t." r-;irl
to make 4 fiHau'lal pl"!E" = ,d also Il
pledge sc personal service. \ ,"t'"r was
s"n, uut Friday asking az -; M church
families Ia remain ~ l:"In" - "'teiN"
the CduVaS&,rS Sunday afternoon.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-14

The body OF the late William trow!
well known former resident OF this city.
who died at the Presbyterian h0SpIta! III
Philadelphia u few days ago. arrived in
this city yesterday morning. and were
rdken to the home -! mis- sister. Mrs
John NJ. farmer. on South Third street
The funeral services were conducted
Y, stcrdav afternoon a. o'clock. in
charge ur Rrv. Il. W. LIrN"!>uI. pastor
OF the Unitcd Pre- bytcrian church. IN
the presence OF 4 larE" number ~ the
sincerely S0rrownE friends mad r"li-
lives q: the departed. and The body WAS
laid =, rest in RlNrrYi-w cemetery.
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Lansing Church Notes

~ lAusiuE: SuNdNN SrhWUI IV 'IOVk'
,;.orgr Shaw. SUrcrmirnd"n'- l'r"a'h-
ng services nj II 4. IN. Icy IN" pastor
Rev. +. X. R"vCr. Revival meeting ia
Of ShndyS.,lr Will conduit ia" services.
At Lancaster chapel: sunday school
nj 80 o'clock. Harry liauS"n. Sul"Iih-
,'udrut; Preaching services At 80" ny
the. pastor. Rev. +. K. lirN"r.
AZ Barton: SUNDAY school at II O'Clock
f. 4. Holster. superintendent. Preach
ing IN III" evening at 80 o'clock by the
pastor. Roy. l.. X. B"V"r.
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posed and played by Grant Mitchell: Tht
actor was equal to serious moments az
Wen as those Of comedy. and l ne got d ms
effects quietly. with many niue Gel, uedt
touches His comedy points all went
home" with unerring certainty. The
Princess was appealingly played by Gil,
da Leary. n young woman OF unusual h
charm Of personality and manner who
first attracted special attention here
with Chauncry Olcott two years ago;
Her poise, her facility in shading and
her excellent speech were decideoiy
pleasing in the none too spacious role i'm
"A Prince There Was" Little Marie
Vernon gave an astonishingiy clever i'm
pcrsonation Of the child. She MADE the
slavry a very appealing figure. Ernest
StaIlard as n valet, George Parsons as
the publisher, Ralph Sipperly as a movie
actor. Jessie Ralph as the landlady.
A. G. Andrews as an old lawyer, Grace
Nolan rs the landlady's daughter ana
the others rounded out very capable
cast. The settings were admirable.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-14
Clearing Murder.

Detectives and police In tho Puts
burEh vicinity ar" getting some high; On
the murder Of Guy Hg". local l'atan
whose body was found in a "r""k near
Pittsburgh some time AE". lrt"rmh''"n
ofysn fhc local polio, - that the local
3sallan had formerly resided At Houston
Pa. Las August ~ lett that place with
che wife OF Adolph D." Marco and cam"
10 Bellalre where they lived rs man aud
wife. De Marco applied for divorce. nut
rrhep the ease came up for hearing he
tailed 10 appear On Dcc"n,h"r II Rig"
and fhe De Marco woman LEFT here for
Houston TO visit with h"r parents. on
that date Adolph -" Marco d:Tarp"ar"G
don, Houstrn. and likewise nothing was
heard Of RIgo from thai tim" until has
dead body was found with stab wounds
about the head tn" body "f Rig" WAS
rrematcd as no person claimed II.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-14

Several Of those Of this city who have
taken exception to the action OF COuncI!
in granting the franchise 10 the Wheel
ing TraC.IUa company. have been put
ting forth the claim that they were dc
nI"d inc privilege OF reading tho agree
ment which was reached with the con-
pany. Copies If the agreement have
heen posted IN tho city in no less than.
live places where all who desire may
read them. There is one copy on post
Mt the corner Of Lincoln avenue and
Main streets.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-14
Yeatorday'a Funerals,

Funeral services were hold at Shady
side yesterday for the late Catherine
crawford. daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry Crawford. lnterment was In tho
Lower ~egce cemetery.
Funeral services were also held yes
t"rday at Shadysidc for the late Robert
Donkin. laterment was in the Rose
Hill cemetery.
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Mrs, William Thomas.

The rcmains u Mrs. WIIWam ThOm1<.
who died At 4 hospital At Toledo. -, II
few days ago. arrived in this city vH~-
tcrday. and w"v" taken to the h"T" -! Il
Sistcr-in-itw. Mrs. Alfred Il. N'.s, :, IN
North Sixth street, from whirh "ln".'
funeral services VIII bee held thiS I'tcr-
noon at o'cIork. IN charge II Roy. L.
T.. Mcdaniel "r tn" FRS; baptist church,
ntcrmcnt Will be made at HiNrrvlew
,rmctarN.
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Mrs Martin =, Atkinson,

Mrs. MNrth1 +. Atk'nsVn. aged 81
years OF ShadyS dc. died at tho family
home Yesterday morning of influenza.
The husband. Thomas Atkinson is ser
.ously III with the same disease! Mrs.
Atk nson WAS u member OF the Christian
church. Resides her husband she i
survived by several children. The r"-
mains Will hc taken 10 Bcallsvill". Mon
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-14
Eunuinu PROGRAM on.

Announcement was made yesterday
hat the program scheduled for Sunday
evening IN connection with tho i ma
Firth observance had hrem postponed
indc,lnitclN The afternoon program!
will hc held MS scheduled IT tn" S"rS al
Israel tempt. The mann address VIII
he given by distr'r, President Sidney q.
kusworm OF Dayton.
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Meeting AgaIn Tonight.

Another joint meeting Of the memh"rs
&C the health board and the board If
education Will be held at the offices 81
N" health department this evening. al
which time II Is expected that tho loca!
health situation Will he thoroughly rtu-
NaSSCu. with Wow to what action
miS hi hc taken in TIA" iiGh' against ;Ac
nrcNRI"nt disease.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-14
r. Z. York Busy,

Robert T.. York, district organizer for
the American Legion. is a busy man
and his duties are keeping him on the
jump. Yesterday he arrived home from
powhatan. -. where he arranged FOR III"
organization Of a post uf Tho organize
ton. and he left Yesterday az noon for
Bethesda. c. wh"r" he had an engage
mcut for last might.
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mrh. Doo.or And ths Woman ="

Mrs. Chnrlie Chaplin VIII he The AZ
traction IN the Jewell production en-
titled Tho Doctor and tn. Woman" al
exceptional and refined morality photo
play at the Family theatre in this city
this evening. This Is q story Of n little
girl in O Biz scandal from e famous
novel and Is Of wonderful interest
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-14
Interest In Revival.

Tho mcriiMEs AZ thc First Bapt.st
church condurt"d by tho Harreil- Mont
gunl"ry cvauEcliSts. are aruusinR much
interest Services will DO held on Sat
urday night, as the cvangelists have no
rest nights. These services will be held
sunday as follows: 1880 a. NJ. "A Cast
We're IN" Devil" 80 p. M. The Coy
ernor'S Mistake"
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Ladies' Aid Circle

Circle No. =. Ladies Aid society OF q"
West BridG'port Methodist church, held
a meeting AZ the nome Of Mrs NiChnl-
son in this city last evening with mos
OF the members present, following tn"
disposal OF the business of the evening
was spent al social diversions
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rresnmen 70 Give Program,

Arrangements are being made AZ tho
hgh school for program 70 h" g!vNn
the latter part OF this month by tn"
members % III" Freshman class. The
program viii consist Of essays. recita-
ti"ns. oratiorS aud musical numbers. It
will he tn. first all-Freshman program
Of the present school year.
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st. Johns Lutheran church OF this city.
were pleasantly entertained as guests al
the home Of George Godfrey on North
Eighth street, last night. Following the
disposal Of the business of the organ "a
tiOn tho evening was spent at variety
of social diversions.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-14

Funeral services for the la'" Mrs.
Eugene Well. hwo a."d O. ~" home
cor her son. julius W":l on Harrison
street. will be held Sunday morning ut
nine O'Clock at the Wsjll home Rabbi
MiSchkind. oS Wheeling. will haV"
charge OF tho s"ry,c"s. Iut"rment Will
he in the Jewish cemetery on Winding
lSil
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-14
Play wellsville Tonight.

The boys basketball team OF the
local high school will 60 to Wellsril>'
hi Scvenlng for 3 contest with the fas,
team Of that place. t,arl."r II m
-"a-,u the local boys drubbed Wells
vllin IN a c"nr.&t NJ IN" local INmna
sum They hope TO duplicate the feat
'Ohight.
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Maids and MRtrong.

Mrs. George II. Smith WAS tho hostess
10 the Maids and MatromS. at her honl"
on West Walnut street. yesterday after
noon. Thu afternoon WAS spent at the
usual program Of vlUh diversions. and a
dainty Luncheon WAS served the gus \
i; iht NNnrluS ION.
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R.nnf Eirn Xestard nv.

All Of the fire companies were called
ont Yesterday afternoon at $3.50 o'clock.
10y an alarm from box -. corner of Wal
nut and Eighth streets. The roof of the
burns property had taken fire. hut II
MIS- rNtinguishcd WIN little damage.
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! THE THEATRES !
NEXT WEEK AT THE COURT.

Monday-"Girls. Girls, Girls
(Burlcsk.)
Tuesday Evening Only-Grant
Mitchell in "A Prince There
Was" tComCdyO
Wednesday and Thursday
with Thursday Matinec-"Way
Down East (Rural ComcdyD
Friday and Saturday-Bclas-
cos The Boomcrang.' Com
cdy.3
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Charles Givrus Of this city was at
New Ma'aUtur1S yesterday a;iendInE
,.r fun"r.l Of his brother. the late
i">"ph 'i.v"nS Of that place. The de
ceased had visited here often. He was
aged " years and a veteran OF the
lv!l War .x,iMEIIG
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-14
Maule Funeral Today

The funeral services for Mrs. Rachaei
Maule. wife Of Jacob Maule. who died
at the family home At coleraInc. Ohio.
q few days ago. will be conducted At Ia"
Quaker Meeting house nj that place this
afternoon at o'clock ind tn" intcrm"ut
will be made at the Quaker cemetery.