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New-York tribune., 1920-08-18
The Stage Door

f. Ray Comstovk and Morris Gest
will present this evening at the Long
acre Theater 1.-THE Cave Girl" three
act comedy by Guy Bolton and George
Middleton. Grace Valentine and John
Cope head the cast.
A song, which will be sort of re-
view of both of the Century Promen-
ade productions, is being written by
ma Williams, Rosie Quinn, Tot Qualters
and May Thompson. of "The Century
Revue" and "The Midnight Founders u
casts.
Lee Shubert will be host to seventy
five children from Christ Church Home
at the matinee performance to-day of
Not SO Long Ago" at the Nora Bayes
Theater.
Belle Story will make her 2,O0Oth
appearance at the Hippodrome tonight.
She has been the principal solost under
Charles Dillingah's regime of Zip,
HIP, Hooray,' Everything" "Cheer
Up and Happy Days"
A@S O0u rtlloWas VINO are attend
ing the grand lodge of the order, being
heid in metropolitan Temple, attended
last nights performance of "Thc Night
Boat"
airline Chase will appear in the new
Midnight FrOhc. She was engaged bv
F. ziegfeld jr. yesterday.
"Smilin' Through" Jane Cowl's plav.
broke all box office records at the
Curran Theater, in San Francisco, in
its run there which ended last Satur-
day night, it is reported. In it's two
weeks there "Smilin' Through" brought
$45062.
George w. Pierpont has become gen.
eral understudy in "Scrambled Wives"
at the Fulton Theater He last was
seen in Mighty Night"
"The Love Flower" David w. Crit
nth picture of the South Sea Islands.
will be presented as the feature photo
play at the Strand Theater next week,
Richard Barthelmess, Carol Dempster
and Florence Short are in the cast.
The Greenwich Village Follies of
1920 has added James Clemons, the
eccentric dancer, to the cast.
The cast for Rufus LeMaire's "Broad
way Brevities of 1920" has been COM
pleted. Dorothy Jardon, Ula Sharon,
George LeMaire, Mary Haynes, Frank
DeVoe, Teck Murdock and others will
be given special parts
New-York tribune., 1920-08-18

Brisk winds are flaming IRE, :.
Lassen and Trinity National so,.s
northern California. and sevs,,, :
dred men so far have been un,s,
check them.
-Four large uncontrolled Ar..
burning on the Flathead Nation,
est in Montana.
In Pend Oreille County, Wa,h,,u
forest fires are burning ranch ling hq
and school buildings and Yarnsrrs0' r0'
moving their household goods efs
New-York tribune., 1920-08-18
Mexico Frees 1000 Prisoners
Held ON Suspiciou Of Theft

MEXICO CITY. Aug. 17.--A thou
sand suspected thieves were released
from the penitentiary of the Federal
District yesterday by order Of Cover
nor Celestino Gasca. The executive in
fu.ure only thieves caught with loot
or against whom irrcfutablo proofs can
be adduced.
New-York tribune., 1920-08-18
Buffalo Man Wins American
Championship at Checkers

sANDUSKY, Ohio, Aug. Iii. T.
checker championship at Cadar Point
to-day, when he defeated j. f. Brad
ford, of Cleveland, in the finals. Horn
obtained one draw and one win from
Bradford. Horn qualified to-day for
the finals, only after fourteen hours of
semi final play with Alfred Jordan, of
Los Angeles. Horn wins the champion
ship gold medal and cash prize of
$500
New-York tribune., 1920-08-18

DAWSON, Y. T., Aug. 16.-Thc Amer
ican Army aviators en- route from New
York to Nome, Alaska, are expected
here from Whitehorse tomorrow
which is the twenty fourth anniversary
of the Klondike gold strike Miners
who participated in the rush to the
gold fields to-day were hurrying to
Dawson from all the creeks Of the dis
trict to see the first airplanes that
have visited this region. An elaborate
celebration has been planned.
New-York tribune., 1920-08-18
Hundreds Fighting Forest
Fires in the Northwest

SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 17.-Forest
fires have assumed serious proportions
in northern California, the Pacific
Northwest and parts Of Montana
In Washington more than 500 men
are fighting a fire which started last
Thursday near Enumclaw, and another
fire is menacing the main line of the
Chicago, Milwaukee & st. Paul Rail-
road.
New-York tribune., 1920-08-18

Besides bringing up seven children
of her own, Mrs. katherine Glover,
colored woman Of Springfield, H., has
taken twenty-one others to care for
fifteen of them negroes, five whites
and one Mexican. Mrs Glover has to
work for her living, but she says she
does love babies
New-York tribune., 1920-08-18
Killed by Pitched Ball

KALAMAZOO, Mich. Aug. l7.-Carl
lager. amateur ball player of Plain
WE'LL Mich, died in hospital here this
morning of injuries received in a game
Sunday He was hit on the head by a
thrown ball and conclusion of the brain
resulted.
New-York tribune., 1920-08-18
Plane Damaged in Departing
From Wrangell for Whitehorse

" RANGELL, Alaska, Aug. 17.-In
taking off for Whitehorse, Y T., yes
terday afternoon Plane No. l of the
american Army aviators' New York to-
Nome squadron, with Captain Street
aboard, it was slightly damaged.
New-York tribune., 1920-08-18
Train,nen Ask 100 p. G.. Raise

WINNIPEG, Aug. 17.-Canadian Pa
cfic Railway traiumen in the western
division to-day began pressing their
claims for wage increases of from SO
TO 100 per cent before the Board of
Railway Cancellation sitting here.
New-York tribune., 1920-08-18
THE Lady OF the Lomp''
Produced at Republic

THE LADY OF THE LAMP. by Earl Car
roll, produced by A H. Woods at the
Republic Theater.
Arthur White. George CAM
New-York tribune., 1920-08-18
Women to Honor DIR. Blackwell

The various organizations of women
physicians are discussing plans for a
suitable observance next year of the
centenary of the birth of DR.. Elizabeth
BLACKWELL, the first woman to receive a
medical diploma in America.
New-York tribune., 1920-08-18

The cast for Rufus LeMaire's "Broad
way Brevities Of 1920" has been COM
pleted. Dorothy Jardon, Ula Sharon,
George LeMaire, Mary Haynes, Frank
DeVoe, Teck Murdock and others will
be given special parts.
New-York tribune., 1920-08-18

George w. Pierpont has become gen.
eral understudy in "Scrambled Wives"
at the Fulton Theater. He last was
seen in mighty Night"
New-York tribune., 1920-08-18

"Smilin' Through" Jane Cowl's play,
broke all box office records at the
Curran Theater, in San Francisco. in
its run there which ended last Satur-
day night, it is reported. In it's two
weeks there "Smilin' Through brought
$45,062
New-York tribune., 1920-08-18

airline Chase will appear in the new
Mldnlght Frolic. She was engaged by
F. Ziegfeld jr. yesterday.
New-York tribune., 1920-08-18
Spanish Love-
Brings Color
To the Stage
Poster Play Does Much for
the Eye, but the Story Is
Sometimes Retarded bv
Thickness of Local Color
Action i'm the Aisles
New Piece at the Maxine
Elliott Gives Players
a C. ance to X o IN

THE CAST
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Allen. When the Holy Spirit enters
human life to-day. that life becomes
Transformed 1t is no longer weak and
waverinH in its works for good but be-
comes strong and courageous. applying
all its efforts with all Its strength.
Every one. before becoming a con-
vert. is a great deal like Peter Epirlt-
ually. They are weak. Their religious
thrOughts wave" from side Ia side and
do not strike at the heart OF the work
before them. After conversion, after
the Holy Spirit has entered and taken
charge, matters are entirely changed
What ever his business in life may be-
each has his place. and each true Chris
tIan is living. thinking. and working
for the advancement Of Christs king
dom among men,
The series Of meetings being held at
Fourth Street this week Is expected to
he one OF especial conservation. Each
might will be spent in tho carrying out
Of some special aim Of religion, II ie
hoped Ia bring the congregation In
closer communication than ever before.
Last night WAS on til" program az
one devoted TO tho layncn. Tonight
VIII be praise night with Il sermon by
pr. Allen upon THE Lcper Who Came
Back" \ special musical program has
been arranged for.
Wednesday. Wright TIugus will pre-
side At the service. which will be known
as Chum Night. The subject of I'll"
sermon Will be My Elder Brother
and l."
Thursday might Rev. w. G. Cory. or
tho Union Mission. with some OF his
mission workers will be in charge of
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Follausbee News Notes.

Mrs. laN id Jones was removed from
the Gill hospital i'll Stcubcnville 10 her
hum" here today.
Fran BUGGY and family have return
ed from Portsmouth. ohio. Mr.. BuceY
having again accepted II position IN the
FnllanSber RruH. mills.
Herbert Beck has resigned his posi-
ton IS Il mould maker at Fnirnlonl and
arrived today 10 accept similar posi-
zion with IN" Jefferson Glass TO.
Mr. and Mrs. viii Gr"gary are the
proud par"Its Of a big baby boy.
Saturday WAS pay day for the cm-
plUy"S If The local mills.
Walter jones has .h"cn confined In
his h"m" IA" past wrcN with an attack
II bronchitis.
Funeral services over III" remains OF
III" it'll" "hild e Mir and Mrs. Dave
Jones wcr held Sunday afternoon at
IS u'rlu"k. from ia" residence. Inter
m"nt WIS inod" ~ Brooke cemetery.
WcllShurE.
Mrs. Frnnh H'l.'S is seriously III with
ul"urO- Pn"UnlunIa at her home.
MISS Ed.Ih Mcclure. Of Ingram. Pa.
spent the Weekend IN FOllan -h"r. the
house guest u Miss Margaret Watkins.
a Nell known local musician wh"
played several nights IN Wa""lIng last
week. walked home on earh occasion
FROM Twenty seventh street, Wells
burg. Tom says long walks arc es-
scntlal To good health.
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Newell. New Cumberland and Weirton
high schools VIII be represented in the
West Virginia scholastic contest which
will be conducted during the latter part
OF the school term by the West Virginia
University. Debates. essays and ora
lions will be featured in the contests.
Approximately 20 per cont OF the
pupils OF the Newell schools were al.
sent from daily sessions last week AZ a
result OF tho prevailing la grippe and
influenza. Supt. A. D. Osborn amnounc-
cd to-day. Because OF the illness Of
the teachers, the Washington and
Franklin schools are closed. Reports
indicate that all schools IN Grant dis
Irict are being affected by n siege OF
sickness.
Four msmbers OF tho family OF
George Neal. a foreman al the Homer
Laughlin pottery. are i'll: Mrs. Neal IS
suffering from an attack os bronchitis,
while three children are la grippe pa
dents
Rev. Herman VI. Hosack. pastor Of
the First Presbyterian church. returned
Saturday from a meeting ~ tho wheel
ing Presbytery. which was held in
As result OF an attack Of Influenza.
f. VI. Ellis. engineer at dam "" s. be
low here. IL seriously III. Pneumonia
Ia feared.
Tho number Of influenza and Ia
grippe cases IN Newell is increasing.
DR.. H. A. Turk to-day reported iha; 81
CdSeH OF rlu were nelUS 1isalFu mere.
whtle there arc also several eases ~
pneumonia. No deaths have been -
ported from tho malady.
John watson. Sr.. lnotorman on the
Newell street railway line IL recover
ing from three fra"tUred ribs. Susia!""d
last week. when a snow pillow u" was
operating struck him In tho chest.
In honor Of their son. Archie. and his
bride. nee Ora NJ. rosthlewaite. Mr.. and
Mrs :. S. Vaughn, Of Grant street. Ell
tertained 81 friends at dinner Friday
evening. Mr.. Vaughn and Miss Pos
thlewaite were married Tuesday even
Ing.
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MEETING
SERIES OPENS At
FOURTH STREET
Laymen's Night Featured With Strong
Sermon by DR.. Allen on spirit
ual biography OF Man"

The first Of series Of special ser
vices was hold last night at Fourth
Street NJ t.. church. There wer" short
talks ny i've IL tho lay amen. w. l.. Mil
Ter who acted as chairman. and W. II.
Ei"gg in addition t. an excellent ad-
dress hy pr. tlar"n"" Eugene Alien.
upon the "Sr.rtual Biography Of Man"
Dr. Aliens address began by taking
up tn" NE If Peter. showing that he
fore he was runN"ri"d Ia the teachings
of Christ. as \ character. lac was rather
weak and wavrrlng. After the spirit
entered into his III" h" became strong
and powerful. 80 strong in fact that h"
is known ms III" rock upon which the
church IL founded pr. Allen brought
out the fact that it was nothing hut the
additional strength impaired by Inc
psirit Of God that made great man
cut of Peter. After the coming IF the
spirit OF God that made a great man
longer the misdircctcd being that eI-
listed in his place at first. but became
moving, breathing mass Of energy.
every ounce Of which was directed to-
ward the advancement of Christs kins-
dom on earth.
so it is with people to-day" said nr.
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CHESTER

CHESTER W. Va. Feb. . Rev
John Newoomb. a student in The ritts.
hurEh Theological Seminary, announced
HIS acceptance OF a call t" the past"3-
church, following his sermon at revival
services In the church this evening. 4
formal call TO the passionate was on
tended TO Rev. Mr.. Newcomb yesterday.
he win assume charge Of RI" local rGI.
pit Sunday. February %. He Will max"
wsok-cnd trips 70 Chester I" conduct
services. Rev. Newoomb will succeed
Rev. Paul Reynolds. VIII" resigned the
local pastorate to accept call |" Cam
bridge. Mass
Rev. Frederick Cromsr. who recently
resigned the pSstoate Of the First Pres
byteriRn church. has arrived AZ Bakers
rIrld. Cal. according 70 word eCciVcd
hero to-day by friends. Rev. Mr. rr"-
rner and family will visit IN California
Tor several weeks before Rev. Cromer
accepts another passionate.
Tho birthday anniversaries Of Ed
ward Huff and Cecil Babb were Celc-
brated by party OF friends at the
home the formers fathers Harry Huff.
were the diversions. Luncheon was
Harry Mercer. Il was announced last
night. has been elected president "f tn"
Chester board OF education FOR the com
Ing year The board rr-organizrd fol.
elected n member Of the board ~ tn"
special election week agn and IT
Miller Wells. who was named To fill The
vacancy caused by tn" resignation Of
n. 3 Lynch. Tho term Of flrrk Law
renee Baxter does not expire until
July.
Attorney John Arhenz. OF Wheeling.
was the principal speaker at the home
coming celebration in honor OF % sell
vire mon. members Of the lodge. held
nv Theatnr lDdrp kniYht9 Of IFythiaG
A musical program was also featured.
About zoo members Of the order from
Ohio Valley cities attended.
Civil service examinations for ap-
piicants to fiil mail carrying positions
at tho Chester New Cumberland and
Holidays Cove postofficcs. will bN held
In weirtOn. ". Va, and Weflsvillr. o.
Feb. 2s. Postmaster w. r. Stewart an
to-day.
Herman VI. Hosack. pastor oc the.
First Presbyterian church Of Newell.
will ne the principal speaker al the
Association meeting
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-10
NO COLD IS TOO
HEAVY FOR BELLS
1t helps Nature quickly and
thoroughly, DR.. Bells
Pine-Tar-Honey does

c TOP toting around a disagrceable
- and dangerous cold. Let DR..
~ Bells Pine Tar Honey exert it's
ability as Supremacy beneficial help
in relieving phleem. stuttincss, in
flammation, congestion, hoarseness,
difficult breathing, Let it help you as
1t regularly helps thousands Of Others
for whom its balsamic and healing
antiseptics never fail to promote results
safe for the little ones, too. An
economical bottle can be procured
from your druggist today. That's the
wise thing to do. Soc, o0c., $l.20.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-10
FOLLANSBEE
scouts Hiko Many Miles.

The cold weather last saturday failed
t" stop the local Boy scouts from their
regular outdoor activities. \ patrol
desiring EXAMINATIONS hraNrd tn"
Weather and hIkrd from Follansnec 4"
Toronto and looked over the new mill
that ~ being rapidly pat int" shape
and then on further took their exams.
The Roy Scouts BASKET hall team has
been pra"iicinG I, Rularly for tn" teams
nF TIA" Wheeling council and started out
H. winning h" first gam" Of the S"AN"n
The inral scouts nav" been rr"gr" sing
During III" winter months and HAY" en-
listed several new lIv" members and
III. whul" ro0p - looking nnNI"uSly
forward to that famous week "r camp
liz" that will he Il certainty this sum-
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life but who Is equally we'll known in
FOllansbee. having made almost daily
visits here while with Patterson and
company. will be on the ticket AS a can
didatc for clerk OF The county court.
nm dIrvln s. CharnoCk. another well
known county hoy, who returned the
past summer from service with Uncle
Sam. will he out for clerk Of the circuit
count. CharnOCk is also very we'll
known here. where he has been cm-
uluyrd off and on for years. Follans-
bee as yet offers no candidates for the
ccrksh!p but ii is generally hintcd
they want n young man.
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in the Chester high school building
Tuesday evening A musical and liter
AIRY program Will be given by the pu-
pills.
Rev. Grant Ward. pastor OF the First
Church Of Christ. was I'll" speaker at
meeting for men held in the y. NJ. {. A.
in East Liverpool Sunday afternoon. A
Mans Job for Man" was his topic.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin u. Stewart. Of
New Cumberland. viii leave this week
for Hot Springs. Ark. where they plan
10 spend the remainder Of tho winter.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-10
rransportinE Liquor.

Charged with transporting distilled
LIQUOR in violation OF IN" prohibition
laws. Mrs. Annie Madich. aged 80 years.
and Mike HardtCk. aged II years. both OF
Toronto. O.. were arrested here Saturday
by a prohibition officer and lodged -
the county jail. pending proc"' dings By
federal authorities. TIL" woman II ~
said. conducts a boarding hous" at Tor
onto and has been selling liquor to m"I
there at 81 cents per drink. Saturday. f.
is charged. she came here. hringiEs
Hardick along To help here carry the
contraband. and bought two gallons 81
.'noonshine" Of local MANUFACTURES.
which was found In suit care IN h"r
possession. The woman refused TO talk
but the source Of tho liquor Is known
and further arrests are 10 be 'nade.
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Ohio Valley News
STEUBENVILLE

sTEUBENvILLE. o.. Feb. s.-The
funeral OF George Allen. four-ycar-old
Aon OF James and Columbia Cook OF
Brilliant. o.. influenza victim. will be
held from Lindsay's funeral home here
with none OF the family pres
snt. The surviving family. parents and
eye other children. are i'll at the homa
" Brilliant with the FLU" The Gather.
although IN himself. is cooking and
caring for the other afflicted ones.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-10
rhraa TO thu Minors.

Three If Stcubenville's best diamond
products will get n trial in professional
ranks this season. through Tom Neeo
ham, former big league catcher who Il
now in business here. Needham has
recommended Joe FranCkhauser. pitcher
Frank Fonow. infelder. and Tom Geary.
catcher. To the ST. Petersburg club Of the
Florida league. and all have been offer
ed good inducements TO 60 south Tor a
try-out. II is understood that all three
PLAYERS have accepted the offers. Tho
trio represents the best talent developed
in the cry league last year.
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Clsrkrhip Candidates.

W formal announcements have been
made yet concerning CandIdacirS for
"tflCFS of clerk at the Brook" County
court and the circuit court. hut il is
understood two young Iurn Of splendid
qualities and wide acquaintance will h"
"n the Republican ticket. Pay Patter-
aon. who has lived IN Wellsburg all'his
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-10

under the auspices Of the knights Of
iythiaS on Saturday evening was n
complete success with nearly one humid
red couples present Music was fur
nrShrd by the F"llansbrc orchestra
The lodge plans 10 repeat the pleasant
affair carly In March.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-10
That Terrible Headache

Do YOU have periodic attacks OF head
nche accompanied by sickness OF the
stomach or vomiting. a saIlow skin and
dull eyes: IF SO. you can get quick re-
lief by taking Chamberlain's Tablets as
directed for hiliousness. and you may
be able 10 avoid these attacks II you
observe the directions with each pack
age. For sale by all dealers.
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Revtvals Continue.

Revival services Will ront.uU" all
fhiS week at thu, christian church. sun
day night, on" Of tn" largest attend
anC"S ever recorded in tn" church heard
tn" pastor. Rev. VIM. tiartung preach
ON "A st Face" There will b" no ser
vice tonight. hUt Tuesday night there
will he n beautiful service with bap-
tjSmal service following.
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HAD Marrow EzcSpe,

Several workmen had a narrow escape
from drowning yesterday when a huge
tank holding about thousand gallons OF
Mater bursted at the Hartje paper plant.
Water flooded the yards OF the plant and
@orkmen were caught in the deluge.
The accident tied up operations at the
Dlant until late today.
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SPECIAL Docx1g ANNOUNCED.

CHARLESTON, Feb. civilian B.
Matthews. clerk hof the supreme court.
to-day announced 4 special argument
and decision document for the January
regular term. to begin April Z. follow
ing the completion Of the regular
ed for the four weeks in April.
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laid Pokar Rooul.

= Four poker rooms were raided by the
fly police Saturday night and a total or
be arrests made. The proprietors OF the
places, Buster Green. William Web
tier, Buzz" Williams and Emmett
coulter. were fined $50 and costs by
Mayor Feist. Players were fined So and
sosts each
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-10

A rhinocerous. when shot, falls in a
! crouching position instead Of on its
side.
A female alligator lays nifty TO sixty
large white eggs in 4 flexible. lcathery
skin.
FVoEs. without exception. even
though living on dry land. seek water in
mating time.
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u1ea Of mturieh

Ruddy Monovich. aged 80 years. rest
fcnt Of Weirton. W. Va. died at the
Ohio Valley hospital here today OF in
lnries sustained December 10th at tho
Weirton Steel plant.
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Marriage Licenses.

Jasper W. Starr. 20. and Alma P. l.on:;
y, both OF Steubenville.
John H. Buchan. 81. Of MIngo juno
tgon. and Anna Marie Ellis. IS. OF Steu-
DcnVillc.
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a revolver and two pairs OF trousers TAX
ru. The When Store was also entered.
the thieves carrying away two overcoaNS
, and four suits of clothes.
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tho song service DR. Allen will sneak

the song service. DR.. Allen will speak
upon The Two Touches"
Friday night will be especially de-
voted 10 the Sunday school. An I'M
usual meeting has been planned. Tic
sermon which will be the feature SER
vice Of the week will be entitled What
II Means to Be Christian"
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TWO HurK1ariss.

; TWO BufHlar1es.
The home OF George Sharp was bur
ylarixed last night. a diamond stick PIN
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Newell

NEWELL, W. Va. Feb. s.-An-
nouncement was made to-day that tho
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-10

Compmys eSm pf
mMe Cna s
TeCre hun
gn to pqe NJ %
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