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Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-05-18

General Ohregon was named by the
conference as commander of the fore
es in northern Mexico and General
Gonzales as commander in Mexico
City and southern Mexico.
All the leaders promised to accept
the ad Interim president chosen. who
ever he might be.
YUCATAN PROVINCE JOINS
REVOLUTIONARY MOVEMENT
Washington, May 1S.--Adhesion 5f
Yucatan to the provisional govern
ment in Mexico City was reported to-
day both in state department advicss
and in a cablegram to the agents
here of the revolutionary governments
from a special commissioner sent 10
Yucatan some time ago. The commits
sioner said Governor Castro Morales
and General Pablo De LaGarcia, mill
itary commander under the Carranza
government, were in flights presum-
ably to Cuba.
The revolutionary agents attach
particular importance to the repo.t
from Yucatan because they said it.
meant that Progreso, the last import
ant port held by Carranza authorities
had now been surrendered to the pro-
vislonat government
Carranza, who fled before the de fac
to governments troops into the mouu-
tains Just west of Jalapa, had sue
.ceeded in moving southwark into the
state of Puebia May l6. according to
the Mexico City newspapers publish
ed yesterday.
Villa Takes Hand
In a summary forwarded to the
state department., Carranza was c.
ported to have been In Teteia on the
sixteenth, leaving there In norther-
ly direction.
= The summary said villa would soon
arrive at the capital without escort
General Obregon had left the capital
for Queretaro, Tampico and San .4uis
Potosi, planning to return In time for
the special session of congress May
"a.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-05-18

mcMinnviiIe Elks to the number Of
500 viii attend the state convention 70
b held at Salem IN July.
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raraGR FORECAST

rsoIsht ana Wednesday
ss warmer moderate north
sss,erly winds ..,,nsrat,,re AZ. max
Iosaa aan 50. Trace of rainfall. River
. feet, rising = --A
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\. y.STOCkS


NEW. YORK. AD-.i al-Ouo,od values
/ crurrhlaj in i~da,.~ favrr.shiv active
stCck marhet. tha Is, closing IN Abso-
Iute 1er,o-a},za.-Nn many leaders
.Lov;,y Fx.-.II,. ..s>rs - T. ulmus.
=. -n,r,s
- An,rr from ~, increasing scarcity oS
t,y1S FUNDS. -harn Nrr.. no Developments
in tho money r1ar<~r - explain IN" dc
cline. which far exceeded IN voluU" and
scope any similar movement S'nc" IN"
early weeks 81 the ,"ar.
shares which recently derived tho
chief Sarror' from professional snnr'"S
sustained greatest d"rr"'.A'l"n. IHTr'
were rumorS that tho banks W"re aGA.h
curtailing loans composed 90 SU""uln'-
i've collateral ~ confirmation &c 'h"S'
reports was oh'ln2H!" Hui II ~AS r\!-
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open. High. Low. / Clos.


NEW YORK. April 2l-FInal VrTces
n day were: 5Rs % 80. nrst - ~ 90.
Ncond - So 90: trst ~. 5 80. sec
cnd AS 81 90. 3rd as 81 o.. An A.. 5
D. 10. VICTORY AS az 30
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SCOUT COUNCIL TO MEET

4 meeting OF IN" local courru II Roy
Scouts viii n" hold this evening At s
o'clock at headquarters In the Marker
Auditorium \ number &C Important
matters viii h" taken mp ~ 'hiS tine.
4 committee on camping Will also be
elected. ..
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TOLEDO GRAIN

TOLEDO. OHIO. April Zl.-Clovol
500. prime cash 2I.oo: April 1900;
October 235e; December 81 80. Alsike
prime cash 400: April 500: Timothy
prime cash. 1917 $50. 1918. $50. 1919
$40. April $40: May 535. September $50
October $50; December $50.
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WHEELING. W. Va. April p. 90.
Furnished The ln,elli gencer by A. 2
Aasten & Co. members New York Cot.
ton Exchange. second floor National
Bank OF w. Va. Bldg.
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N. Y, STOCK EXCHANGE

WHEELIN,;. W. Va. April 81. "a.
Furnishad The Intellgencer by \. E.
Masten < Co. members OF the New York
stock Exchange \at"ua! Bank Bu!!d
ing. Wheeling. W. Va. Louis /. Brand
Resident Partner.
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BOSTON COPPER STOCKS
NNlIl,l,l-I\I; "

WNEELIN'i. W. Va. Aprl -. %.
Furnished The lUtelliErncer by \. r
Nast-n 4 Co.. members Boston stock
Exchange. second floor National Bank
OF ". Va. Bldg.
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NEW YORK CURB MARKET

WHEELING. W. Va. April -, go.
Reported by y r. MasIen & Co. mem.
sers New York stock Exchange. Second
floor, Nat!oua! hank OF ". Va. B!dg.
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PITTSBURGH STOCKS

NIIEEIINl " Va NNrl g. 80.
Furnished Tue tDt-llIEcnCer by 4. e
Ma>tcn a Co. members Pittsburgh sock
Exchange. second floor National Bank
" w. Va. NidE.
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LOCAL STOCKS

WilEEll%ti ". Va April -. ga
DulIy quotation lis, Wheeling SUoch
Exchange. complied for tho IntelliEen
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Standard OIL Subsidiary Stock

WiiEEl.IN,i. ". va. April 81. "a.
Furnished Inc iuteiI!c"ncer ny a. f.
Masten Y Co.. members Ne" York Stock
Exchange second floor National BAn&
II " Va. HldE.
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IL 1898 Gen. Nelson a Miles. Chaun-
coy NJ Dppew and John Jacob Astor
were Judges OF the SECOND automobile
cOntest held in this country.
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BUTTER, naGs, CREEsE

Sterling Hr"dur'a IluC.p Transfer
hooks closed AprU 20. f.r r"r cont
cash dividend. payable May :!
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open. irUH. Low close
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New York Cotton Market

Total sales l.956.soo shares
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HANNIBAl,O.

&. F. Braunlich. OF Wheeling. spent
Tuesday with Or. and Mrs. z. W. Nc
keivey.
Mrs. Alice Eoegtly left Friday for
Pittsburgh to spend several weeks with
her daughter, Mrs. y. u. Mckinney,
Mrs. 5. \. fisher returned home Mon
dag from \ visit with relatives n
Wheeling.
Rev and Mrs. Rodaharfcr were New
Martinsv!llc visitors Monday.
Mrs. Eta Suffer- and daughter. Miss
Clara. returned saturday evening from l
visit with relatives at Cleveland and
Bcrra, Ohio.
Mrs. VIII Pounds and two children.
who spent several months at this place.
iFt Thursday for their HON. IN New
Martinsvillr Ind We're accompanied by
her mother, Mrs. l.. J. OMEN.
The Straight Line class of the VI. +.
Sunday school will hold bazaar and
also serve ice cream. cake and Stnd-
wichcS in Pounds Hall Saturday evening.
Mrs. OrSillc NU!l returned on Satur-
day from n trip To Pittsburgh. where she
spent n week with her husband.
Misses Minnie Muhlcman and Jennie
SutCT, wcrr at Wheeling saturday.
Mrs. Fred Noll and two children left
Thursday for their hun" in Grc"nsbor-
ouGh. Pa. after spending several months
here with relatives.
Mrs. Chris. Tubaugh was 4 New Mar
tInsville visitor Tuesday.
Mrs. Schnrll and two daughters Of
MCMcchcn. were weekend visitors Of
her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. John Black.
Miss R"Mcna Null was Il New Mar
tinsNillc visitor Monday.
Mr.. anh'MrS G. NJ. Pounds and son
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CHURCHMEN MEET
IN SOCIAL SESSION
x,,a Ms,nbers OF Thomson n. 2. Con-
Rrsgatton Have Get Together
Meeting

An old fashioned get together meeting
was held last evening IN tho SHcia.
rooms OF the Thomson NJ. II. church on
South Broadway and Ohio streets when
was attended by between seventy ana
eighty men, members Of the Mems Blp4e
class. ,ro
ThH program was opened ny tAnI!e
Aurremann, chairman. who delivered a
short talk during which he introduced
w C. Griffith. well known basso sotolSf
81 Martins Ferry, who rendered several
pleasing selections. The chairman thch
introduced Daniel Jones. q talented solo
!s;t Of the Ferry. Win" rendered TWO mum
b.rS which were enjoyed. ~
Or. W. f.. Craig. pastor OF the Church'
was then asked for a't;tIk by tne cnaIr
man. lie replied that Instead OF snort
talk he would try and amuSc his AUDI
"ucr with several stories which he
thuucht all would enjoy.
Tho chairman then announced that II"
hal another Martins F"rr< S"!otst an"
intro luCcd Fr"d Nutt!". VII" sang TWO
Tho lights in tho social room then
Went out but several Of tn" members
procured candles and after thcE hat
been lighted and placed IN dutercht
parts of the room the program was con
'inurJ after I've hafrman had called on
Barnard SChatnr. - we'll known tenor
soloist II the Vance Memorial PrcIbH-
ieriln church of WoodsdaI". who sang
Two pleas selections.
Pr"f G. T.. Citizens. Superintendent az IN"
schools IN the audience and would ltks
- hear a few remarks from MN iT"i.
citizens told several stories which al
enjoyed. The song "AmerIca vas then
sung by The men who rrad" Z ring our
through tho entire building with baS'
and tenor voices
All were uSherCd into tha dining room
whrrs ,hry found tina, MIR. Derry. tn"
Efficient cook Of The church. had pr, Lrr,
hSh. sweet pickles. bread. butter and
coffee. and each man MA ;hrn pr"S"nt'!
with Il stoEH.
After ali had disposed % the delicious
meal. served by Mr.. Derry and his as
sStan:S. r A. Carroll. Fred N"wl.n. y
r.. King. Earl Porter and Charles COOS.
several Of the members o. the class were
called upon TO- short talks.
Dr Cra,ig was MS, called FOR nnoth".
short address and told % tho improve
mrnts watch ar" 70 h" made by fxtng -
one of the roorl= fpr th"' recently or
ganizod Young Mons R'hlo cl"ss. ifs
also stated that tn" room IN which the
supporS aEr served Is /" l." r"mOdr'ed 20
il ran b used "a a gymnasium for IN"
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WHEELING EIGHTH CITY TO
SEE ED wYNN'S CARNIVAL

- Whcel;nc tMertre-G oers ought 20 con-
s4trr themselves very lucky indeed IN
go ting a chnuce 10 80" Ed WNnuS car
sshal ahead Of most Of the big cities "
Ghis good old L. :. y. Wynn OPENED Ms
show in New York last Spring where T.
played 10 capacity houses 10: eiEht
'hDntGs after which !: made Il ing
Stap" to chicago whrr" ], played tnr
saree moH,hS 20 absolute capacity DuS.-
iaaSS. Ii left the Windy Cry recently ana
.wFnt to -. Louis tor one week. Ia.
'Lr1it for TWO where i broke the record
he'd by NJ JolSon. Columbus ana pay
10Y, were played last week. three days
.SIch, this week the big prod&vti"r = ~
|SfnCGnra't next week IN Pittsburgh. Ar.
>r which e comes 20 Wheeling ana
rnnpS direct from u":r - Philadelphia
SaJr the Holiday season a. the Metro
. aslitan Opera House. opening on Amils
fAv The seating capacity OF this nous"
AZ $500 and tha Nixon Estate as wei
ASS 4 l. ErlanSc- booking Exchange
and the p :. Whitney. who directs the
: Ss,,lr OF Mr.. Wyrn'S Carnival expects 20
break all attendance records N the Dig
theatre.
The engagement NJ tho Court Is for
T. two days starting Monday. Dec. s"th.
aud is the most notable Of the season
" THURSDAY morning DrC. 10th. At 4. M.
mt mail orders with ~rmittarce. in
y Guiding war tax and 81 t-addressed
stamped envelope are now being re-
'Estved and from the way they are pour
:n- In the antire house will be prac-
really sold out the first day Of the
sale II behooveS onH who counts on
>eslnr this wonderful laughing show 10
get his order IN early.
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BUILDING BOOM
NOW GOING ON
PERMITS ISSUED TO ERECT VAR
IouS STRUCTURES YESTERDAY
AT TOTAL COST OF S24, 800

Five building permits. totalling S24,-
son. We're issued yesterday by Building
t.rmit clerk George Abrams in the city
clerks Office. the biggest days business
n many months.
No other building permits were issued
during the present week and judging
from yesterdays applications December
will far succeed Novcmher'S total.
The largest permit issued yesterday
was TO Eru"e II. ScahriGht. local build
ing contractor. for $4,000. The new
building To- hc erected is to be located
between Thirty-scventh and Thirty
eighth streets and is TO be built OF tile.
absolutely iireprnof. 1t IS TO be Il garage
and storage room.
NJ. Scabr:ght is haudling several au-
tomohile agencies locally. The contrac-
;or is 10 be 4. {. Stevens and VI. F.
G!escy is the architect.
The next largest permit issued was
10 the Wheeling SANITARY ManutactIr-
ing company for FIVE frame buildings 20
be used as dwellings by the employees
Of the company. The new homes arc
10 be located in Elm Grove. The per-
nits we're issued for $500.
5. T. Little Is planning 10 erect new
frame house for a dwelling on Marshall
avenue. Elm Grove, the job 10 cost five
thousand dollars. Work Will be started
within a. few days on the new home:
\ tile building to be used Tor otlces
Grove BY Vincent Nercillottt The per-
nit VAS issued for $500.
The permit for the smallest amount
WIS issued yesterday for 1910 TO IL
liam 4. Henry for a frame building TO
ne locat ted at Greggsvtlle. The building
IS 20 be used as a dwelling.
The total amount OF permits issued
already during the month is pa$ the
s2n 006 mark while last months whole
total vas but $4,000.
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THEATRES:
.hLISTEN LESTER" AT
:: =: COURT NEXT WEEK
STATS NOW Non Sale For Popular Nust-
cal Show, Three Days start
ing Monday.

Coming "a ;he CoJrt for three days
Uarting Monday, December lSta. -
Listen Lester musical comedy which
Mr.. John Cort Is presenting by Harry
L. Cort George II. Stoidard, and Harold
Orlob, this production forms Happy
Som hjrat!on OF roliCking kind ca
Seaated 10 catch tho public fancy
Th- action takes place at Palm Beach.
wA!thcr colonel Dodge has gOn" ac~
.pfrpanird by his daughter Mary 20 eS-
snpr from a woman whom he had been
AgNrting in New York and who now
akr,ytcns him with a breach of promis"
Salt = he does not paw her heart balm.
A. The same hotel il 4 Mrs. Munn
nNYait:uS the arrival OF Jack. her young
ffnanCee. and while she falls N Low"
with Cot. Dodge. who rectproca;es her
affection.
There = flip hotel clerk. decidedly
fresh porter named Lester. female
detectlve. a package Of letters. and all
sorts Of complications that comprise
the real story and which are stralGhten-
I'd out finally In a satisfactory manner.
Mr.. Cort has collected an excellent
cast OF funmakers for this ATTRACTION.
which Is headed by Gus shy. and In
cludes Joe Mack. Richard De Mar. Lyn-
ton Athsy. Virginia Watson. Lulu
swan. Jean Thomas. Ethel Rea. Ccctle
Williams and the Star Quaretee adding
20 the geenral Gaiety and brings TO
Wheeling the daintieSt, danctest chorus
ever seen. Seats now on sale.
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'saEErw1cH VILLAGE roILIEs
'fintAstio Revue At Court For Four
Performances.

. Tho Greenwich Village Foll!es, a fan,
adstic revue mirroring the notions ana
tho emotions, the ethics and the antics
800 the artistically ambitious who m
.habit Greenwich village. New 4ork
Saartier Latin. will be the attraction
kag the Court for three days beginning
Thursday evening. December Is. Delio-
srstely designed by its sponsors 70 tlti-
i.ate tho SOPHISTICATED playgoers OF Man
SPONTANEOUS FUN, rare artistry. and its
, ingenious scheme has created SEN
,sation in each OF the cities in wnlch
il has appeared. II is tribute 10 us
& producers that the original GreenEich
Village Theatre company has been KEPT
, intact for It's tour. James Watts TED
Lewis, widely-knowp Jazz king: Al
Herman, burnt-cork Gossfpcr: sylvia ia
son. niuety-pound vampire; Eerna eG or
'3TsbeIln Jaunay. Irene Olsen. Emile
: fYtzgerald. Warner Gault and the
twenty famous artists models are Tea
NIred players about whom reFoI'e 'n'S
FirtiStic creation.
The "Follies' radlates much Of tho
: IN press !oaistic atmosphere OF MS Dtrsn11
pace. Greenwich Village that colortul
. as;gh borhood in New York where con-
sregate the disciples Of 4 thousand fan
srstic cults and creeds and tsms; Ever
at. rolls a rougish eye at Stolid con-
. .sntioa It's naive processes are never
su'ied by the heavy touch OF profess
S;onaliSm
TraveSty. m!micry. fantastic dance
vivid stage picture. tark-like lyric; Jazz.
hurt-cork escapades-all these have
their hour in the gay and gorgeous
..Fo!l!es" The coStum:nS and inr-StIture
uc the piece are as rad.'2l and mover as
ne general design. 4 nrAablc departure
has been the adjurjrg Of all heavy
wooden and canvass scenery. lHch
Grapes and encircliRg tapestries have
raplacrd the cumbersome p2int-dauoeu
SstruCturCS.
. seats 90 or sale Monday. Mail orders
,How with r"mittances Will receive
proupt attention,
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MORR|S7OWN

William Nichols, Geo. Brown and 4.
VI. Pool were transacting business at
st. Clairsville yesterday.
Fred Miner and Frank Dolen are. al
Bellaire today on important business.
J. c. Miner. who was SO badly In,
jured in the Laffcrty mine few weeks
ago. is able to be out on the streets
again.
The council met In their office last
night. and appointed John Shepherd tn
Mi the vacancy made by the death OF
Lincoln Lynn. The council has prom
ised to get busy and improve High
street. 1t surely needs attention.
WILDER Lee. of GAINESVILLE, is visiting
relatives here.
4. r.. Ball and Ross Hamilton are at
ST. Clairsville today.
Waine Wilson. who was injured in the
mine at Laf1erty last week, Is slowly
improving.
DR.. Dew. Of GAINESVILLE. was here on
business yesterday.
Leave items for The 1ntelligencer at
Croft kinneys barber. shop.
Edward Simpson and wife were visit
ing relatives at Cambridge yesterday.
Dan Parks. Of Detroit. Mich, Is spend
ing a few days with his parents east OK
town. ,,.
Grant Jones, Of Flushing. was calling
on friends here last night.
Charley Major has returned from 20.
lumbus, after few days visit.
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pADEN City

Tadrn city. Dec. S.-Mrs. W. +. Hall
who has been the guest Of relatives at
Pine Grove the past few days has re-
turned home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Mayfield have
been called to Midd'ebourre by the
death of his father. John w. Mayfie!d:
Mrs. IVA Edwards and daughter AL
vida Of Alliance. D.. have arrived here
TO spend the no days wi Il rel t!v"s.
\. +. Vol mar. secretary OF the raul
Wissmach Glass company has gone |"
Pittsburgh 10 confer with Paul Wlss-
mach. president and +. F. Stryckcr
treasurer. The party will go 10 North,
crn Ohio where I cy recently prrcased
the site for a new wire glass ia tory.
William Williamson. salesman Tor the
Neil Grocery com any Of Wheeling is
the guest of local relatives.
Mrs. Willi"m Garrett Of Wallace. w;
Va. is the guest Of her son G.. NJ. ana
wife
Principal clyde Kennedy Of the loca!
schools is confined 10 his room by III
ness.
Dr. Bruce Keller Is out Of The city on
Il hunting trip. a.,
Miss Myrti" Snnnaborn sn"nt Wed
nesday with friarda IN Sistersvillr.
James Will mSon. ! rrl merchant u
recovering from Il few days Illness.
Mrs. ! W. IunkirS Will entertain
rnv friends Thursday evening nj hcr
homo in Fifth avenue. Those Int"rcSteH
are looking forward 10 the event with
pleasure.
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6f New Martinsvilic, were the guests OF
MIR. and Mrs. D. B. Pounds Tuesday.
Mrs. Brady Sutcr spent Saturday with
friends in Wheeling.
Miss Ida Noll returned Thursday from
Sistcrsvilc where she spent week with
friends
Mrs. Elizabeth Ruby left Saturday for
Pittsburgh. where she will spend the
winter W tn her daughter, Mrs. j. Is.
LitmHn.
Frank Hcnthorn was ut SisterSVille
"Wednesday on business.
Mrs. James Smith and son of Column
bus. Ohio is the guest of her mother
Mrs Rhodes.
Mrs. J. W. Kirkman and four children
and mother. Mrs. Mooney left Thursday
for Shreveport, La, where they VIII
spend the winter.
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SHORT CIRCUIT
Mishap at Power Plant Throws Island
and Bellaire Into
Darkness.

\ Shor: circuit caused h. TWO wires
coming together AT tn" power plant of
tho Wheeling Electric Company. nj For
ty-aRh,h street last evening. threw all
the light on Wheeling. Island and Bell
aire out Of commission for at least an
hour
tn" ;hor: circuit caused a l!rtlo OK
C,;cmcnt \ ;he power plant and people
passing on the outside throUSTt that
the plant was on fire"
Repairs were made as quickly a 8 pos
sihlc and nc people &C the Island were
the first to receive light shortly after
which tho R"llair" current was turned
on "A ~ In.
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ANNUAL RETREAT
WELL ATTENDED

The annual retreat OF tho SodaliL" o?
ST. JoSeph'S Cathedral. which opened
Sunday, closed Thursday evening with
services nmh the procession
Of the Blessed SnGr"mcnt. Rev. Father
DILLON OF Cincinnati. who has hc"n con-
Quoting tho services. was in charge or
last nights services. assisted by Very
Rev. O. II. M0yo. V. e..
Opening with tho recitation or the
rosary. tho program proceeded with the
sermon IN charge or Father Dillon and
concluded with b"ncd!ction of the
Rlnssed Sacrament Mass has he"n cell
chrutcd ench morning ut 8 o'clock since
Tho rotrcat opened, followed by instruc-
ton by Father Dillon. and every service
was well attended.
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rRY APPEALS TO-DAY.

, Two appeal cases are set for Circuit
Court today. Both are expected TO be
settled without great difficulty. The
,.ases are titled ". W. Nelljs VS. G. w.
Knee. and Tom Freeman VS. j. l. Miller.
FTh-ee cases are set for tomorrow in
circuit court. They are State of West
Virginia va Steve Dan!eld: State o.
West virginia VS. II. NorrinCton: Clark
Ttourns We J. c. Price and Leon y. Rec
fer vs. Roy Whltecoton ct al.
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ADDITION TO OFFICE.

Work was started yesterday on an aa-
d!tlon to the present office Of The man
aEcr Of the Windsor Hotel! Th" addi-
ton !s near tho Main s'r""t entrance
md Will 30 usad for the rurros" OF
Keeping files ard other valua Rio h'long-
ini:e TO tho hotel. The improvements are
"xpactrd 10 he completed within the
next couple days.
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younger folks. He then extended cor
dial invitation TO all that were present
20 attend the meetings regularly. This
got together meetings arc to no hold
once. "A month from now on 80 that all
the men can become better acquainted
with each other.
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JURORS GET RECESS

Jurors serving in criminal court w"r"
dismissed yesterday until next Tu"Sray.
morning. and Judge Rnhins"n'S court
will probably be Il blank for Scycra!
GAYS. Tho four murder trials hay" hccn
diSposcd Of. and tho work Of tn" present
torn Is now nearing completion.
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WOMAN p. M. Is HELD.

IGt. sburgh. Pa. Dec. MYRTLE Com
IN. postm.strcss at Haydn. Pa. was
hold under 500 hail here by United
Statcs commissioner lingr- Knox. inter
4 preliminary hearing on charge that
Shn suhczzlNd more than $4,000 OF gov
,-nmcnt fur"-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-10

Original creations
direct from the de-
sieners, rich in mate
rial, trimming and
conception. Every
one of them a work
of art. And the
prices are really W.
believable. Priced
extremely low.
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Coats

In the latest shawl
collar effects as we'll
as all the most at
,ractive modes of the
moment. Every one
of them a popular
m o d e | exclusively
shown here. Special
" priced at
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-10

Beautifully trim
med in fTS or self
materials, gorgccr~-
ly lined and every
feature Of rich trim
ming effect included
in the most desirable
STYLES Of the year.