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The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1920-03-04
POULTRY HINTS.
Prepared by County Home Demon
stration Agent. Selection
Breed.

Be sure the male at the head of the
flock is pure bred.
There are three general classes of
poultry-general purpose breeds, egg
breeds and meat breeds. In the gen
eral purpose class we find Plymouth
Rocks, Wyandottes, Javas, Domi-
niques, Rhode Island Reds, and Buck
eyes. The egg breeds are Leghorns,
Minorcas, Spanish, Blue Andabusians,
and Anconas. The meat breeds in
clude the Brahmas, Cochins and Lang
shans. No one breed can be said to
be the best. 1t is really matter Of
ones own personal choice. The point
is to have healthy, vigorous poultry,
and the first consideration is to have
pure bred stock. It means a more
uniform product and more profit if
marketed properly.
Hatch Early.
Early spring is natures most ia
vorable time for growth. Chicks
Matched in the early spring have the
advantage of this growing season and
a longer growing period than those
Matched in the late spring. To show
what the result may be, we may COM
pare the weights Of two chicks four
months old, but one is Matched the
first of March and the other the first
of May. Both have received the same
care and attention. The March chick
at four months weighs more than the
May chick when it is four months old.
January, February and March are the
best months for Matching in this Sec
ton. If none of your hens are broody
get some from a neighbor or use an
incubator. By September, October,
or November the early Matched chicks
will have developed into mature pull
let's, and these pullets will be pro-
ducing eggs. At this season of the
year the hens are molting. When
hens molt they do not lay many eggs.
When eggs are high they bring tow
ering prices. So we can depend on
the early Matched chicks to solve the
problem of the scarcity of eggs in the
fall.
Millions of late Matched chicks die
every year because the hot weather
retards their growth. They are more
subject to lice than the early chicks,
and when fall comes on it is late
Matched chicks that are more subject
to roup.
The Sitting Hen
Before placing on the nest, hold hen
by the feet, head down, and dust well
with yellow insect powder, sodium
chloride, or tobacco. Be sure of
The Washington herald., 1920-03-24
CARAWAY RAPS
U.S.MILITARISM
Arkansas Solon in Heated
Fight Against Universal
\ Army Service.
TOO COSTLY, HE SAYS
Declares Expense Of Tram
ing Alone Will Total
$780, 900, 600. I
TOO COSTLY, HE. SAYS

Representative Garaway Of Arkan-
sss, in a speech in the House yester-
day In opposition to universal mill
tary service, declared he had voted
for war under an honest belief that
II was for the purpose of destroying
military autocracy.
Miiitarism has ruined the world
he said. Are we now to begin
where others perished. to try the
experiment which destroyed them
Against whom are we arming|
he asked. What Is the purpose of
this great military program? In the
naval bill. just passed by the House,
is building program for a great
navy. and the ships will rot at the
wharves unless you put into II
compulsory service plan, because
men are not going to volunteer"
To Cost 81 600 100000 Yearly.
Caraway declared 1t would cost
$500. 1000. 900 annually for universal
military training alone. He based
his figures, he said, on the estimate
of Representative Julius Kahn Of
California that IL would cost $1.6OO
to maintain a private in the service
one year. There are a million young
men coming of age In this country
every year, he declared, and it Will
cost more than a billion and a half
TO train them.
That does not include the re-
serves" he said. 1T does not in
clude the officers. the regular army,
the retirement pay, the cost of can
tonmeDts. the cost of hospitals and
the care of the sick and injured, the
cost of pensions, the millions for
cannon and shells; II does NOT in
clude the vast sums wasted in fool
ish experiments, nor the untold mill
lions that would be lost to produc-
tiveness in abandoned farms and
idle shops; il takes no account of
the great expenses of the navy, nor
the education of officers at West
Point and Annapolis.
You are going to burden the
country with an expenditure for this
purpose alone that will practically
confiscate the property of the repub-
lie.
I'VE are now staggering under the
burdens of the high cost of living.
the shortage of production, and will
this situation not be aggravated by
taking a million men each year out
of production?"
The Washington herald., 1920-03-24
RENTAL BOARD
HEARS s CASES
Commission Clears Docket
To Take Up Hotel
Investigation.

{ Although argument OF the Eagle
Hut case consumed the entire morn
ing, the Rent Commission speeded
up yesterday afternoon and disposed
of eight cases. the largest number
yet heard in a single day. The
Eagle Hut case was taken under
advisement. and an opinion will not
be delivered for several days. Com
missioner Sinclair stated.
The commission remained In ses-
sion until D. m. yesterday in order
to clear the docket for the Mon
The Washington herald., 1920-03-24
Y. W. H. A. INSTALLS
IT'S NEW OFFICERS

Formal Installation OF the newly
elected oficers of the Y. w. H. A.
took place last night at the asso-
ciation's rooms at Eleventh and
Pennsylvania avenue. A silver low
Ing cup was presented to Miss Ruth
Lesnie, the retiring president of the
organization, by Rabbi Abram
Simon.
The new oficers Installed are
Mrs. e. Charles Flesher. president;
Miss Jean Portion. vice president;
Miss Theresa Shefferman. recording
secretary: Miss Anna Wolfe. cor
Gluckstein. financial secretary: Miss
Molly Lazerow, treasurer, and
Miss Belle Tarshes. sergeant-at-
arms.
The Washington herald., 1920-03-24

POTTED PLANTS
for the home garden. in great pro-
fusion: reasonably priced. GUIDE,
l1214 F.-Adv.
The Washington herald., 1920-03-24
Dowd and Schmeing Win
Debate at Casey" Hall

George NJ. Schmeing and William
A. Dowd. speaking for the negative,
won the annual debate of the Fell
lows of the knights OF Columbus
of Catholic University, at the
knights of Columbus hall last
night. The proposition was: Re
solved, That the High Cost of Liv-
ing Is Due to Initiation of Currency
and Increase of Deposit Money"
The affirmative was upheld by An
thony G. Traboulsee and Thomas f.
Vevouy.
The program included talks by
Representative Charles A. Mooney
of Ohio. and John B. Densmore. OF
the Department of Labor, who acted
as judges.
The Washington herald., 1920-03-24

mouth Hotel case. which will be
heard today. There are 1os COM
piainants. and Senator Charles B.
Henderson and several. Representa-
tives have addressed letters to the
commission asking for an investi-
cation.
The commission has assumed ju-
risdiction in several cases where ac-
ton had already been instigated in
the Municipal Court. Yesterday 1t
was asked to intervene in q case
where an or6er of eviction had al
ready been issued by the Municipal
Court. The complaint was dismissed.
The Washington herald., 1920-03-24
WILLIAMS CONFIRMED
AS ROPER'S SUCCESSOR

The Senate yesterday confirmed
the nomination of William Martin
Williams to be Collector Of Internal
Revenue succeeding Daniel G. Roper.
williams. who comes from Ala
bama, was formerly solicitor in the
Department of Agriculture.
The Washington herald., 1920-03-24
R-A-N-c-l-N-6
WANT TO LEARN

Prof. Cain, Americas foremost dancing
master. can teach you the latest ballroom
dances in one course. IL you can be taught.
Miss Fitzhugh and Mrs. Cain assisting. Only
up-to-date dancing academy south Of New
York city. Private lessons any hour. You
need not have an appointment Private room
for beginners. Open q. m. to 10 .. m.
Fr. 1854.
Rightway School Of Dancing,
1918 New York ave.. bet. 18th and 18th sts.
The Washington herald., 1920-03-24

1918 New York ave.. bet. 18th and 18th sd
The Washington herald., 1920-03-24
Bandits Rob Bank Of $50. 900.

Lincoln. Neb.. March 23.-The
First National Bank at Greenwood.
Neb., near here. was robbed last
night of $4,000 in Liberty Bonds
and cash. The robbers have not
been apprehended.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-14
Rabbi Lazaron Enters
Denial of Dissension
In His Congregation

,Sr.cIal Ii-;,Htch {. TIA" In'clIiScncc-l
BALTIMORE. Jsu. l3.--.N the annual
r."'lrrg cf IA" C0utr' KatiCu Of Madison
.\y"uu" Tr'npl". which will iak" rlacr
~ IInuu~l -. practically Al entirely
nov h"ard "t TRUSTEES viii l." Elected.
follow nR 30 j., 'lInHtl"u 81 al bur two
rn"mI,rS 81 'hr i'r''s"ut beard I" serve
again. Rahb. N"rrls :. l.l.-ir-u. whose
parrots n&' IT, Wheeling and several
TRUSTEES W.T." admitted they had rrr
signed. d"I! that The action ut the pres
ent inrunhcnts il due 10 any differ
cr""S "F opinion between n" hoard OK
IrtISi"cs at tn" tempt" aud tn. rabbi.
l. las bCrn said by prisons ia he con-
GrrKdli"n HAT IA" r4hJ.S liberal policy
in respect ur Irndlri"usl forms of JEWISH
Worship AND rh' furth"ranrc # Jewish
institutional ""rk mas beer The $ubj'"t
Of structure from 1'm" 10 timc.
"RumorS # Ilss"rr!"n between the
bOnrd eui myself ar" wlthQu; (uundl-
ton" said l.abbi La2arUn. The cleo
the January meeting: the changes in tn"
beard ar. :" far ~ J know. voluntary.
The outgoing numbers hay" served IN"
congregation long and faithfully and [
brlir," To- 'hc host OF ih"lr ability. II
~. most unfortunate that baS"l"ss gossip
Should create "a situation when non"
cAi>is. Th" congregation Is in a flour
l>,iluE condition. " is IN" 'id:sl con-
sr.Eariru IL Maryland. tn" mother con-
rrtrttl"u. and viii rrlcorat" It's nine
ticth Anniversary the end Of this month.
Tho hoard ahout L. b. elected will in
CIuJc 4 number 81 The Younger men.
whose interest and enthusiasm for con-
grcgutlvual affairs. hay" b'"n stru-
lated. The congregation i",ls ihi5 I" be
only Just recognition and Il st"p '"watu
CONGREGATIONAL progress and broader
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-14
Blame Sugar Shortage
On Equalization Board

NEW YORK. Jan. H. The sugar
>h"rtaC" Ia, Year vas blamed today on
-" ln'"d $iat's tpualIAa, toi hoard by
L.. '. Cameron, ~ his annual report
L. ia" National Association If Brokers
~. R"nu''i sugars &c whlrh h. j. rT"si-
dent
Tie board. hr sad. encouraged e>-
port business lat year before Great
l|rith'u clair'd IA" "uc third Of III"
iIhar rr"p Il l9lN.lI. v hirh = had hccn
a'loli". sugar Ms 10 h" exported.
treat rir'tain G"INamded is share aud
lh"n. >itd Mr.. 's'm'rsiI. rHnr IN. dc
iug". ~ pres ~ ing iru", II WAS i'm
poss he for tn, r"fiu"rS 10 take care Of
, the demands Of the British loyal com
mission. ~" shipments 10 neutral
CounIri"~ and d"iucstic moods.
''Th" agreement relating to sap
m"nts tor Ia" a'""uut nf the British
, Royal commission has never been rub
! il>h"d. Mr.. cameron continurI. II
THIS agreement had b""u publish j. by
the equalization buari. would il NJ, a.
pear rhur Iare" portion "f IN" nccu-
muIhl"i ~i"'kS ~ tn rFfiu"rS halt> ~
To- car! par II tn" year actually b.
l""E"d l." ih' bii'ish Roy al COM
MISSION: II N" country had hau
,lI'H I"dg" 81 th"s" facts would not the
wholesale dealers and manufacturers
hdy" protected Themselves against al
.u,r'nI ~ >h"r'ag".'
Tn" l-,rrr purchased the "ntirc u
rHn "r"I' II l3iN-i; and ~" thirds Were
l'l'l,'d for domestic >e.d. Of the CuI-
I'D states Early IN the year American
r.nL"rS had ami" sJnrIcs and tho
British Royal commission had It's ship
'n~n'> postponed because Of lack "f TON
nag. ~ he result OF a." boards IN
courage n"n,. Mr.. cameron SAID. orders
W.rt placed with American brokers III
May. Jun" AMI July last y"ar. for ship
'"' rs e susar 10 al. part IL III"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-14
BrId1epoYt Briefs.

- ~ Eastrrh-""k 81 F''snnrch.
sr~mt yesterday IN thts "fr on huSin"<..
-,ycd here from tho " uch"sirr Arms
company yesterday. All : certainty IS
a beauty.
Mr. T. G. Fa.n"r 81 'hls cit" ief, This
morning for flushinE' o. 20 A,tchd me
funeral Of Mrs. Rchocca pou4na.
Harry Williams Of Rochester. y. T.
IS spending few da%s in this ely call
ed Nv tho serious illness 70 his father.
T ". Williams
Acre ~ the Fraternal Order Of Eagles
was hid in their home on the Cad'S
Pike yesterday evening.
4 special meeting 81 the members Of
the Ladies Air society OF Trinity Luth-
Gran church Will be held in the church
this evening at o'clock.
The annual meeting 81 tn" stockhold-
ere If The bridgeport Bank A. Trust
company Will he hold this afternoon.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-14
NINE BOSS SAYS
HE LAY HELPLESS
WAS SIX PEET TALL AHp JILL
wKI6HEp lle PounDe WIEN
WIPE GOT TANLAC.
u-ooE OLD SCOTT Has RIR1D M
LAST NAN" DECLA1HD oFT1-
GALS or lQNH.

az ,sv h.Irless when my wife ordered
our first bottle "f Tanlac from FL Paso.
T.xas" writes Harry f Scott. OF ORA
roon. Ari2. in telling OF his remarkable
recovery.
Nr SCOTS voluntary statement mas
tho truc ring Of sincerity and gratitude
and e un0uestinnably ono of the noft
remarkable ever given in connection
with a eoprictary medicine.
Mr.. SCOTS letter was addressed TO :"
= Moss well known druggist Of Ben
son, Ariz. who has the Tanlac asehc:
for that town. and was forwarded by
Mr Moss N tn. Tanlac Offices at Al
Ian,s His letter follows:
Dragon, Arz.
NJ. e. r. Moss.
Benson. Ari1-
Dear Sir-As you expressed desire
70 hear more about my case. Will "!
and tell you part Of 1t. I vas down an
nm. n.,fIy all the tim" for two years
u,tb rheumatism and stomach tronole
and wen, TO eight doctors. two OF whom
ver. osteopaths. Three Of them re-
fused 70 take my case. saying II was
,rrurs bic and the others might AZ wei
have done so, as they did me- no sood
guess have taken 4 barrel OF med'-
ines. internally and externally. l also
wont 70 Hot Springs. and out OF all tha'
WAS ever done I never got over one
weeks relief at a time. ..
After going down to one hundred ana
sixteen pounds--Hhich Is very light Tor
a si1-footer-I kept getting worse UNI
7 couldn't move. even TO feed myselI:
had no desire to cat and couldn't sleep
more than two hours at night Some
~ the officials Of the mine or which I
am foreman would call TO $50 me-. anu
then 20 out and say Poor old Scott haS
fred hi. last man." My wife though
would never get out OF bed alive, anf
she knew my condition better than any
body else
At last. when 7 lay helpless. my wife
ordered bottle Of Tanlac from inc
druggist at FL PasO. Texas. which wa
rho nearest place We could get ~ al
that time. One evening about four DAYS
after I began taking TanlIe I ate Is
meal and enjoyed II. the hrst In man!
months BY the time ] had taErn hat
OF the hrst bottle thought had a S"ct
appetite. but when I finished my seconG
bottI. could hardly eat enough 10 sat-
isfy me. Well. I have finished my MINT:
bottle, have gained eighteen pounds, anc
am back or tn. job every DAY.
Mrs. Sect: and myself are willing =
10 befor. a notary and make atndaF'
as 10 the truth Of every statement II
thi. letter. which you are at liberty I;
publish and use for the benefit OF c'h'
ers fo1rs very trui!.
IsIrnrd, HARRY F. SCOTT.
Accompanying the above was lel'"'
from the Moss pharmacy. addressed tt
the TanIac Offices. Atlanta. Ga. -"f"r'
ring in tho highest termst Mr.. Scot
and his wife, and saying they were ready
al any time TO 90 before a notary pub;
lie and swear that Tarlac is the only
medicine h~ had ever taken that haG
any effecr on his rheumatism and stom'
ach trouble.
Tanlac is sold In Wheeling by IN.
Hoge-Davis Drug Co.. 1145 Market ST
and 1924 Main ST.. and the +. h. Hogt
Drug Co.. Martins Ferry.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-14
Sutherland Alliance
Headquarters Opened

National headquarters OF the Suth"r
land Alliance will be opened this mora
ing in Rooms l004-5 Schmulbach huilI.
ing The alliance this morning Will beg
GIN mailing literature in behalf OF ZEN
ator Howard Sutherland. Of W"S: Wiz
giria. for president.
Bcrtram Il. Kline. former we'll knott
n"wSrapcrman. Will have charge Of. tn
office. with good sized force Of. D.
sistants. q. 3. White, national cam
raign manager for the Sutherland At
lance. arrived in tho city yesterday n
tor a trip through Ohio. Indiana ant
Illinois. in behalf Of Senator Sutherland
and stated that he met with mu"h Ell
cuurag"m"nt in these states. He vii
leave for a western trip.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-14
ARTHUR RYDER IS
SURE LITTLE SON
WILL HE CURED
Railroad Shop Man Tells How
NervWorth Overcame Lads
Extreme Nervousness.

vi Ryder's eItraordinary signed
statement is too valuable 70 pass by:
MY son when re was three years old
b.can 20 have nervous convulsione. at.
tended with q high forer, and making
IL necessary 20 call q physician. After
these spells he was 80 nerrous he could
hardly talk and could not rest a. night
AZ first he would have ono OF these
srells every two or three months. Fin
ally they increased to two q month.
I'm February, 1913. saw Wentworth
advertised and decided 70 try Il. II 10
nine months since ne began taxing ~
He ia now six years old, Is getting in
better condition every way and l feel
confident Eerr-Werth Is going to cure
him
ARTHUR RYDER
2o55 10th Ave, Huntington"
Mr. Ryder works at the c. & O. shops
IN Huntington. W. Va =
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-14
Cane Sugar Selling
At II Cents at FrisSe

SAN FRANCISCO. calf. Jan. IL
Cane sugar selling at seventeen cents
pound retail made its appcaran!" III 'h'
San t'ranriSru markets today, f"ll"wG'l
tho declaration Il, new price tarIIs b!
thu California and Hawaiian sugar com.
pany.
can" sugar. which has been ahs"n
from, tho market here for SOM tim,
previously sold for l0i: cents retail
Beet sugar today rctail"d l1ra at ~
cents. These prices hold good for the
remainder Of the Pacific coast for thu
present came crop. which comes IRON
Hawaii
Tho wholcsaie cane price is tiftcrr
cents here the government allowing on,
cnut 10 tn" jobbcr and another cent tt
the retailer.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-14
Martins Ferry Briefs.

NJ. and Mrs Harry NI'k'rS - l"ffHr-
SON street ar. r"c"iN ing ""nGrHfuia' IONS
ol.r the arrival Of rnt NV baby boy
81 'h"ir homo.
Tho member. .rf rhH eV"ru'ii" board
"f the local h"SpIIal viii hold Martha
Washing on la in the nurses h"l'' on
February -. III tn" nhiur" ~ nous"
rarmIuE.
Mr.. t:lcan"r Ii"h'nsnrk - reported
quit" ~ A. h'r h"mr on West Walnut
street.
Thorna- W,I'IHhrs. former chief ~
rulIr. Of Sl~i"r~vil,". l.. sp"nH'nG l."
davs yisiilug lid friends IN town.
t;"reldjn" Farrar in "FIam" or inc
Dcs"-'." ,Ihrani story "t great 10y"
nur'ur.d hy Tho desert stars. VIII h''
the special attraction At IN" FenraN the
afr" for THIS :iirrn""u and evening.
charles ". ip'"EraM "f the Peoples
Eank j. acaIu ahi, (" h." ou duty FOL
lowing a hri"f illness.
Tn" streets ~ tho city still "ontinu"
un~ &c" for trtN.. Tor any bUl III" un-
usual! active r. rSuns.
Sword local ur"mhcrs nf tho Sn|ri-
IAN Legion attended The meeting "1 tho
count! post al li"ilairc last night.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-14
ousrTD sY CA11ANSA.

WASHINGTON. Jan. l3.--Carranza Is
sending 100 troops 10 the state OF
Sonors. advices from Mexico said today
to replace tho Obregon troops in tho
STATE which arc 10 be disbanded. The
state. the adv!ces says. IS TO be placed
nor, Ignario PesaUeira, who diSpiaces
Governor he La Huerta. said to be a
sympathiser with Obregon's candidacy
for the presidency.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-14
UNUSUAL PROCEEDING

Special Dispatch TO The Intelligence,
EAST LIVERPOOL, o., Jan. lS.-Iir
unusual case OF woman suing tht
slayer Of her first husband
for divorce occurred today wheh MIS-
r'ann,c Il. ,;ilklnson filed proceedings
~ Lisbon against Bart Gilktnson. Glib
kinson. who served fourteen months
was alleged 10 have shot to dtatt
.>lonzo Eiddcr on the street here cc'o'
Der -, 1872" He married his victim
widow IN 1914 Mrs. Gilkinson char4ee
failure e. provide and cruelty IN h"f
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-14
ProEram Rendered

cC ,ur, ret has hr'u y. i'r'.! for IA
n,,.tlNE
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-14
STATE POLICE or JOE

MARTISSRCRG. W. Va. Jan. 10
Berkeley ccunty's three state pollcemec
have arrived IN MartinsourE 10 take up
their now duties. They are Harvey =.
0'Brien. Of Huntington. and John W.
Rogers, or Table Rock. All OF the men
saw considerable service in the army
during the world war.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-14
Catherine Radosevic Dead

Catherine RadoscNic. one of tn" wcll
known AuStro- Hungarian residents II
this vicinity. died a. her HON" a. stop
-. ON ;hc Rarton line. yesterday morn
inG at Q o'clock. following an Illness "t
complication Of diseases. She Was IN
tho nth year of her age and b. id"S her
husband Phillip RadoScvl". IL survived
by three daughters and seven sons
Funeral services viii y" conducted
from -. Anthony'S Catholic church III
thIs city Tomorrow morning a. . "'Cl"rk
n cha-E" Of Rev. -. II. Won Liu;l with
lnt"rmcnt following At LlnwoVd CcnI-
Glory.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-14
RAKEp nY WILLIAMS.

WASHINGTON. Jan. l$.--DemandinS
recognition just hefor" adjournment OF
tho senate tonight. senator Williams.
Democrat. If Mississippi launched into
a htt,,r attack upon the body for failure
"a give What h. described az proper con-
slI"ra,ion TO the pending water power
hill
The people OF this country arc grad
ually rising to the point where they de-
mard abolition Of tho senate for failing
70 function" Senator Williams said.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-14
Fellowcra(t Dance.

m" Frilnw"raft club Is making ar
ra'.r"rr' ~ f"r = dane" t. h. h"'d in
N" pear future. tn" event - erhcd-
Ul'I foe II. 'dd Fellows hall
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-14
BRAxroN COUNTY COAL DEAL

Special Dispatch to The Intelligeneer.
SUTTON. w. Va. Jan. l3.-Announce:
ment Was made hare today. that t5t
West Murcland- Fayctte Coal and COKE
compauy Of GrecnsburE. Pc, had pur-
chased the property Of the, Pittseursn
Franklin Coal company IN blahIon
county, consisting OF the Hefner and
Knight mines near Giimer station, Tor
t9o. 000 Eoth mines will be enlarged
Al once il VAS stated.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-14

\ arg. ard 'utl'I -.:rs. Do. ri''r'ia0''
=. "a. jn-Nn. - "f -. Narr'u~ Ferry
I.,.iur.- l;"rl:a. rIUV IA, noted a. nc
nr,.'IuE which Was held IN th' BOARD
Of Trad" rooms in thus city Yesterday
Atiyrn"uu. and all Mehl! enjoyed g." tho
fullest. she rNc.il"ni program Nh.'h
vas rendered under fa. ~uI-rN,s ."u &C
NJ. Flor. WiillnwS. assisted b.
nuub"r o: the members If n" organ'5.:-
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Mrs. BlAchford TO Entertain.
Mrs. I T. RlRcGtOrd viii hc the hos
tess 20 tho members Cf tho Wcdnc sdAy
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Rife Club To Meet.

Tho rnuual meeting for ~" election,
Of officers vf the Bridgeport RIA" clun
If TIA" National Rifle AssnCiati"u wilt
cv"uiur If tins week. and al Of M"
club m"mh'r s have been urged 10 attend
the meeting.
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Humane Society,

Remnant and r""m lot sale ~ wall
paper. :h.S week only.
j4-l3-J :. L. GRElSNLEF %.
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LOST fox ;crri,r de-. IiIc> and
wN.,,. sno~: hair and h"rt tai,. worH
2, rul'nr :vi'h M.il u 'nn~d rh!l ME-'t'.5
I.r",. l>"-M or r-,rr - 80 40. l.''h $.
MHr',Hs t'"r:y. and T".'iI. '''NA"H. 80
deg Is owned 10y FrAnh Ha-r.S.
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DOndnn Hpnernl.
OOuOn

The funeral services for Mrs J, hocca
Doudna, ~ Flushing. O. who died - h.
HON" a few days age. vii L.. r"riu,r,.I
from the place Of death th.S arr"rno"r
at o'clock followed by int"rmcnt al tn.
Friends cemetery At that place. Tilr d.
ceased was we'll known in 'h,S city, and
r number from here will attend the ser
viCcG