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49, -
- ism, Once again has been
lifted a little corner Of the vast curtain
of silence behind which the strange
and colorful drama Of Tibet go1s on,
and we have been given a vivid reve-
latloa Of life in the secluded lani.
Often before, missionaries returning
from far-off countries have brought
back costumes, weapons and hnTie'
mcD 5 which have thrown light on Ae
customs and culture Of the people who
had made them. And now agai0 a
missionary-Rey. II. b. Marx, for l6
years attached to q Moravian mission
on the Indian side OF the Tibetan bnr-
deI-brlngs such a collection, large,
and rich in variety and interest.
Through funds provided by ]. r.. Nor
gan, the collection has been secured
for the American Museum Of Natural
History, In New York city and has
already been placed on exhibition AID
examined by many visitors,
There are over $50 pieces in the
new Tibetan collection, and they COW
err probably every phase of the life OF
Tibet. There are native costumes
the mems consisting Of a small hat
trimmed with artificial flowers, long
wooden gown, shawl and belt, coarse
wooden trousers and shoes with heav-
.ily-felted soles. The women's civil
dress Is much the same, but includes
great brass pins and silver hlIgrea or
naments set with t%urquoises and coral.
There are large earrings and finger
rings, also Of silver and set with tUr-
squOlses. The necklaces, made of ve-y
large beads of amber, coral and tur-
quoise are worn as ornaments. bnt
have also a religious significance, for
their colors are recognized as sym
BIBLICAL. In some parts Of Tibet there
are three. In other parts five colors
recognized as symbols; yellow for the
earth, blue for the water, red for light
and warmth, green for the wind and
white for the clouds or heaven.
Masks of Devil Dancers.
The 1--WE colors are used in the elsb-
crate costumes of the devil danccra,"
and In the masks used in the cere-
monies for driving away demons. OF
these. ''Todgam,n the hve-skull mask,
is especially celebrated and sacred.
The I'VE skulls surmounting the mask
are supposed to be the skulls Of SLAIN
enemies, trophies of the devil dancer,
who represents a warrior Of the Old
Tibetan mythology. Also Of great re.
liglous significance + the "dorje' and
the "dorje purbu," representing the
4hupderbolt. These are powerful
weapons for the exorclsm Of demons
They are hurled into the ground by
the lamas, or holy men, to whom they
are the most sacred and revered OF
all religious objects.
Regalia made Of human bones
carved deliberately; 'potted lamas,'
made of clay and crushed lama bones
fantastic rosaries Of she'll amulet'
and charms against lad dreams anI
fears in the dark. sickness, and th'
snow-leopard and VIC prayer-wheel'
and sheaves OF 9Ftyerleayes Bud
.dhlst idols, dice for use In dlvination
sacred temple banners-these ar
among the religious objects collected
nv Mr.. Marx. Supplemented by wha
we know Of Tfbetan religious prac
tlces. they invoke a striking pictur'
OF the sacred temples, the pilgrimage
and sacrifices, the self-inficted NOR
nacations. and the great religion
communities in which the lamas, lis
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SIMPLE

A dessert which is new and most
wholesome is found in the following:
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OLIVES AS FOOD.

A ripe olive yields twice as many
calories. or heat units, as the green,
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waterfalls and cascades Of tulle
plsese deen back and sAaes Of dance
frocks are the latest inn0satlon e
French drcssmakerA
H#a f asa tr.~ -.ss
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The Kitchen
Cabinet ~

Gkks<S&SSSSSSS SSSSSSSS~SS
90 1920. Western Newspaper Uniou.)
The woman who undertakes the adj
ministration Of a home without un-
derstanding It IS or a par with a mar
who establishes a home without being
able to support H.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-17
SHE CREW WEAK
FELT DIZZY AND
ACHY ALL OVER.
Appetite Left Her - Strength
Gone-Was Alarmed.
TOOK HYPO-COB
BUILT HER UP

II began growing weak-1 don't know
what allied me. I was alarmed. 4
started having weak. nervous dizzy
spells and fainting spells. Ny Appetite
vanished and all energy and ambition
went away. I didn't seem to have any
days and days-not knowing whit 10
do-Then I saw Earle's Hypo-Cod adj
vertised and the statements Of neigh
bors praising II TO the sky. ! sent for
bottle and It has built me up won
derfully. It does its work in q won
dcrful way. II revived my nerves anu
gave me new strength and energy.
feel better now than have In the last
year and my appetite Is very good.
can sleep and eat so much better" de-
clarcd Mrs. FL. l.. PITCHER. 144s Cor
coran St.. N. w. Washington. D. e.
Mrs. Doyle Praises It.
Another lady who swears by EafIeis
Hypo- Cod for weak lungs. coughs. COLDS,
etc. Is Mrs. D. f. Doyle, 725 9TH st.,
g. w. Washington. D. C.. who said:
My husband thinks Hypo-Cod IL the
best he ever heard Of. He was in a
rundown condition and caught cold
rIble every time he caught cold. He
insisted on driving the car rain or shine.
hail or snow, and exposed himself until
finally he got so bad feared his lungs
were affected. His appetite went away
He lost weight and he complained OF
feeling so weak and bad ! finally pre-
vailed upon him TO taks the advice OF
stopped the cough and build him up Hike
magic All his chest soreness disap-
peared." declared Mrs. Doyle. whose adj
dress is given above Read what others
saw about Hypo-Cod in the articles on
the left and in the one Just below.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-17
HERE'S THE WAY
To WARD OFF
THE FLU"
Strengthens Lungs Drives Out
Cough and Symptoms.
READ WHAT ONE
USER SAYS BELOW

IT surely hope everybody learns
about Hypo-Cod." declared Mrs. Mary
Hurley, 1882 Olive ST.. Philadelphia. Pa
1T works wonders for people. My hu7-
hand had bad cold. His eyes watered
and his nose ran perfect stream. He
would sneezc and sncczc. He had awful
headaches and he did not seem Ia have
any appetite. lust all don" up with the
cold 7 Eucss-Maybe il was something
worse and was afraid every minute
he would get down with the Flu" or
Pneumonia. felt If il reached his
lungs ne would be in bed but soon as
he started taking Earlc's Hypo-Cod his
cold dried right up. He hadn't taken
more than few doses when ! could see
a big change In him. The weather has
been so bad I'm sure nc would have
been sick If it hadn't been for Hypo-
Cod. Now. nil his sneCZing and other
symptoms have left him. HIS head
aches have gone and his appetite is fine
again. He feels reach good and I know
Hypo-C Cod did IT," declared Mrs. Hurley
whose address Is given above.
All you have to do Is get coupl"
bottles Of Iarlr's Fypo-Cod whom per
son looks Ike nc or she is coming down
with the "T1u" and it'll build them up
Quick unless the case has advanced be-
yond all bounds. Fortifv their System
quick Increase their discasc-r"siS,ing
power and nature will throw Off germs
like water of a ducks hnck. TO find
out how easy II Is done read what an
other user says about il in the article
below. Read how with husband and son
down with severe attacks the wife al
ready hslf.sick warded of an attack
and bore up under the strain OF nursing.
Read how she did II in the article be-
low. Read how another lady stumbled
into drug store almost too sick TO
walk and with Hypo-Cod built herself
up and back TO health. Get ono or
recent issues OF this paper In which
eminent authorities endorsed Hyno-Cod.
Then get n bottle and hesitate no long
or. 4 stitch in time saves nine.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-17
ST[|MB[ED INTO DRUG STORE
ALMOST TOO WEAK To WALK

weighed yet, but its lot Ny appetite
is good and l feel as we'll as ! ever
did in my life. I'm indeed gratefui. lts
the most wonderful medicine l ever
heard Of" declared Mrs. Leonidas Polk'
2os2 18th St., Washington. d. {.
The sensational results secured by
people in Washington have been equal
led by people right here in this city ana
vicinity. No one should hesitate
moment before using 1t in the 1aniig'
As the well known authority on inc
subject. J. Henry Scruggs. recently
said-"Leading members OF the meoice'
profession are endorsing 1t In prefer
rnce to other tones. 1t is the most
powerful and effective reconstructiVe
alternative, digestive and nutritive tonic
made"
Tho statements Of numerous proiI,i-
mont neoplc with the federal govern
congressman. SEN
ators. Cabinet members, etc., haSe
bourht Eypu-Cod--For obvious rcasU,'
~ rositicn OF no Washington user
riycn but their addresses are ana n,ay
Pc easily verified. Read what ai,otnr
.ays nbout II In the article aooNt.
hen drop in at the drug store ana 81.
a couplc bottles. A dose BEFORE n.e
and on going to bcd--makcs i"L! IT,!
hsaIthy robust and rosy. Try II. 80
tify the family against S'Chhcss N
doctor bills this Spring.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-17
FAMILY DOWN WITH FLU" SHE
KEPT WELL BY USING HYPO-COD
of them SICK" declared Mrs. Minnie
Hermann, $40 18th S.. Washington.

Of them Sick" declared Mrs. Minnie
Hermann, $40 18th S.. Washington
D. c..
II you can quickly strengthen the.
lungs and build yourself up-even after
the house Is full Of Flu" you are fairly
safe People should not walt, however.
until sickness and germs are all around
them. They should fortify their sys-
tenn every year or il past middle age
two or three times per year 1t wards
off all kinds Of sickness and wintfy
weather troubles. To do this no on.
should he content with anything but
the most modern and powerful tonic
made Drop in at the drug store TO-
night. Let the whole family iorttfy
themselves with a dose Just before
meals and on going to bed-a few days
will make a lot OF difference.
Doctor. drug gist, chemist and thou
sands of users assert 1t Is the mos.
rowcrful and quick acting builder and
nutritive tonic made. Be sure you gee
the genuine in Orange colored CARTON,
See picture below. If you live out or
town and your druggist hasn't Typo.
Cod send to druggist in this city or send
name and $3.50 for large bottle .prepaia
10 Earle Chemical Company. wheeling.
W. Va.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-17
t KEPT MY
HUSBAND FROM
CATCHING 'F[U'
Eyes and Nose Were Watery
Cough Got Into
His Lungs.
HAD THE SYMPTOMS

My husband tried everything he or
ever heard about and still he coughcd
and coughed. It settled on his lungs.
He couldn't sleep he coughed so much
and was so restless. II didn't take
Hypo- Cod long. however. to drive out
all those troubles and make him we'll
again declared Mrs. Myrtle NJ. Red
man. whose address is given below.
He had all tho usual symptoms and
I feared he was going TO be taken down
every minute. HIS eyes and nose
watered and ran tu beat the band. HIS
appetite disappeared. He had weak
SHELLS and felt achy and bad all over.
VIC tried other remedies but 1t was
like throwing money away. We then
got HHpo-Cod and IT stopped the cough
and expelled every bit Of soreness from
his chest. We never used medicine that
act ed so quick or cured cold so nicely
n built up his strength and his gen
cral health is better today than us
been in a long time. thanks to two not
ties. I'm glad to recommend meal-
cine that really does what they claim
for It." continued Mrs; Redman. S4lS
Georgia Ave, " w. Washington; u.
G. Read what still others say abous
Eypo-Cod on this page and men get ~
bottle. See how lady warded OF
Flu" when the whole family was down
with it as told by herself in the article
below.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-17

Cupid has no place in girl S
heart if she is nervous and irri-
table, feels dragged down, worn
out for no reason that she can
think of. In such cases the body
is not sound. The nervousness
and other symptoms are teIe-
graphed all over the body by the
nerves, which is the Geographic
system Of the human body, be-
cause the weak spot demands
attention. The weak back. dizzy
spells and black circles about the
eyes are only symptoms. Go to
the source Of the trouble and
correct the irregularity. Tone up
the womanly system and the other
symptoms disappear This can
be done easily and intelhgeutly.
DR.. Pierce'S Favorite Prescription
is a medicine which has stood
The Test of Half a Century
and numbers its testimonials by
the thousands. 1t is a perfectly
safe tonic in any condition Of the
system. being entirely vegetable.
Here is what one out Of many
says;
MoundSville, W. Na.-"Som
eight years ago | began to go
down in health. | became very
rArvvouS, weak. could not eat nor
sleep, and became very thin. Was
so completely rundown could
not work. went on this way one
whole summer. | took the mtdi-
cine but it did not do me any
good. was 50 weak | could
scarcely get up and down stairs
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-17
Mou,duvIll. Personals.

Rev. W. r. Thompson Of tho United
Presbyterian church left yesterday to
visit his family at Bolivar. Pa He
will return not later than Thursday.
J. p. Dorsey Is improN ing after a
severe Illness at his home on Jefferson
avenue.
Mrs. Everett Bumgardpfr is very Ill
at her home on Confer street.
Mrs. J. 2. Terrell is quite Ill at her
home on Jefferson avenue.
Ben f. Peabody is spending few
days on business In the eastern part
OF the state.
Circuit Clerk Francis l.. Ferguson.
who is III al his home on Third street,
remains about tho same.
Mrs. c.. T. Pounds Is very Ill at her
hOmd on Center street.
Harold Snyder has Joined the forcs of
Swift & Co. at Wheeling.
Prof. Melville Steward OF the high
school Is confined 10 his homo on Sixth
street with tonsilitls.
]. c. Simpson IS Ill at his homo In
Glendale.
Mrs. Margaret Calhoun Of Washing
ton avenue attended tho funeral OF her
uncle Yesterday afternoon.
Mrs. Pearl Stultz. stenographer at tho
nitentiary, Is Ill at her home on
Tenth street.
l.. j. McCracken OF Seventh street
has left for an extended business trip
in Virginia
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-17
Had Terrible Cough and Chest
Was Awful Sore.
TOOK HYPO.COD
ITS WONDERFUL"

Il dragged along for weeks with such
A terrible cough / couldn't sleep "r eat
just coughed and couGhed until my
chest was SO sor" | couldn't tab" deep
breath and AS in misery. II hhd
weakened mo so ! could hardly Walk
10 the drug store after Eypo-Cod. l
decided I must get 1t as IL was almost
life and death with me. ] had lost n
lot Of weight and felt terrible when
finally mustered up courage and braFcu
the clements and went for that pottie
Of Hypo-C"d. 1t was worth the EFFORT
alright. 1t is. wonderful what 1t does.
Goodness every body should know about
il. II stopped my cough in JiGF-
Quicker than / ever dreamed any medir
cine could. All the soreness IN my
chest disappeared and I have gained
lot Of weight don't know Just how
much hav" gained MS l haven't
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-17
THOUSANDS DIED
OF INFLUENZA
Doctors Sound Early Warning to
Prevent Recurrence Of Dreaded
Malady This Year.
Avoid closed rooms where there are n

Avoid closed rooms where there are
number Of people. Sleep with your win
dows open, use a good gsrgle at night
before retiring and every morning when
YOU arise. Table salt and water can be
used for this purpose. Keep yourself in
good physical condition.
Get box Of Blacko Tablets from
your druggist. They are easy to take
and contain no caIomel One for adults
and onc-half Of one for children taken
every other night at bed time will assist
nature in providing a gentle. sure acting
laxative that will keep the system thor
oughly cleansed and free from germs,
inc Influenza germs enter the body
through the nose or mouth and are car
ried to the intestine with the mucous. A
constipated condition prevents the bowels
from throwing off the poisonous matter
allowing the germ to enter the system
Blacko Tablets nrc sold by all drug
EIsts Mt "ic per box. Ndvc- omcnt.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-17
Husband and Little Boy Had
Flu" Then She Showed
Signs of Getting 1t.
TOOK TONIC AND
WARDED IT OFF

II was in a rundown condition myself
when my husband and little son came
down with severe attacks of the Flu.
was alarmed but had to stay right
with them So hurried down and got
a couple b"ttIes Of this new and won
I.ctful medicine they call Hypo-ooa
and hogan building myself UP right
away. Although they had it and was
rundown ~ the time il seemed TO builo
me up wonderfully My Tortured con-
ditIon Of health seemed 10 make me sale
from this dreadful scourge ana kho"
hors was Immediately returned 10
health. I began eating good and my
sleep was rcstful in spite OF the strain
and worry and it gave me toheo-up
feeling that helped me TO pear , up
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-17
MAJORSV|LLE
HOWARD.

r.ocaI friends received the sad tnteil.
renCe Sunday afternoon OF tho death Of
Mrs. William Howard Of WashinSi1n:
MARTHA Dinsmore. daughter Of the late
Thomas Dinsmorc Of this place. She
was tho mother OF nine children, four
Of whom. with the husband are lst'
TO mourn the loss OF this very estimaolr
woman. Tho deceased IL also survived
hv ono sister Jennie, Of Washington.
PA. and two brothers. John Dinsmore.
proprietor Of tho cameron Drug store.
and Warren DInSmCre. well known
Island druggist
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-17

Mart Ruth. we'll known Greene
county huCks,cr. Of Dallas. was severely
injured by II runaway team lueSua;H'
While driving down the Chapel HlII.
Of the wagon gave way, allowing the
heavy lond To shove on the horses,
which run from that place 10 the Grey
pumping station. When they reacnso
the station only small part OF the
wagon WAS left. parts of the wagon.
HARNESS. and all If a large load of pro-
duce being strcwn along the road.
Mr.. Ruth was removed T." the home
If Mr. Snrowls. where first aid waS
given. Later II" was '"in"N"n '" i'allas'
One hip is broken and possibly BOT
Mrs. Olive McNtnch spen. Med mes.
day with her aunt: Mrs. Mary Jane
Spillman, OF Calls. W. Va.
price Chester. Sr. and family recently
moved from the Swartz farm TO the
Horse shoe Bend" place. owned by At
torney Drake, Of Waynesburg.
Mr.. and Mrs. Zekc Chichester spent n
Ter. Mrs. Hugh Virgin Of Woodruff
Misses Olive and Wilma Toland Of
East Finley were recent guests OF their
sister, Mrs. ArlCy Elder.
Born 20 Mr.. and Mrs. y. /. King OF
Jack'cwn. Pa, son.
Miss Hazel kahlbauEh was the over
Sunday guest Of Bloomfield friends.
Andrew and Harry Workman left re-
Gently for McKeesport, where they havo
a Job Of hauling rig ,imhers from tho
railroad TO the we'll locations. The price
paid for team work per day is SIS
Mrs Ellen Sampson Is spending q
few days with Mr.. and Mrs. Russell
Sampson.
J. F.. Allison was a business visitor al
Cameron Thursday.
Miss Evalcnc Hickman Is i'll of influ-
enza at the home ~ her aunt, Miss
-
W. W. Campbell received a consign-
ment Of fence from the Brown Fence
company this week.
Miss Lcnora Harsh, who has been
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-17
.MOUNDSvILLE
NEWS
TrIoud Travis Dead.

Friend Travis died at his home NJ
Refund Bottom ut noon sunday 0r lnnu-
,uaa He WAS III" oldest s.n Of Mr..
and Mrs j. W. Travis of Round Bottom.
Funeral services Will he held AT The
home AT | u'clurk "Wednesday morning.
Tho iuurr1! party VIII leave the nome
a. II o',iovk aud viii go to Roberts
ridge. where inlcrMrnt Will be made,
A short scrErrC Will b" held III the
church Mt = o'clock. The pail bearers
Will hc members Of the McClCan's Bible
LIN
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-17
start Practice,

Director Charles Goa arrived in tho
city yesterday and the first rehearsal
for the big annual minstrel show, To be
given by the Moundsvlllc lodge Of Elks
were held In their club rooms on Fifth
street yesterday evening. Different parts
were assigned and much enthusiasm
was manifest.
The MINISTRIES are TO ho held in the
Park theatre Thursday and Friday.
February % and 81. Tickets are now
on sale and will be reserved at Spoons
Confectionery beginning next Monday.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-17
BEKWO0D
TO ARGUE BENWOOD
RIOT CASE SATURDAY
Atsoraeys for Benweod Men, Charged
with Detng implicated In Scrape,
Enter Demurrer.

Next Saturday tho cemurrcrs TO the
indictments against the local men who
are charged with shooting sheriff w. f.
Clayton and Deputy Sheriff D. D. Nc
Cardle during the riot which took place
near the Riverside mill during last De-
cember. will be argued before Judge
J. 3. Sommerville
Frank Bernar, william Meyers. Leo
Belinsh and. John Michailov are the
four man indicted for the assault upon
tho county officials. All were indicted
on two charges. ono with assault upon
tho sheriff and the other upon the dep
uty. Attorney Martin Brown Is chief
counsel for tho indicted man.
II the demurrers to the indictment OF
these men are overruled. their cases
may be set for trial. and again they
may be held over until the October term
OF court.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-17
.Oanos This Evening,

Tho second of series OF dances TO
DO given by the members OF the ma
chtnlst's local will be given this eve
ming at the Arrnory Hall on Main
street. Tho committee in charge have
arranged number Of novel stunts.
among which will be several song Sc
lcctions by well-known singers. A pop
uIar Jazz orchestra has been engaged for
the affair.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-17
nnnwnnl PATTON ais.

+. II. Brown, q well-known emplo!c"
Of The b. 4 O.. was removed SUNDAY 10
a baltimore hospital. where ne VIII
a ,,d,rrn an nncration for appendicitis.
u'' Rnhsrt Iinrbergcr Of South Marshall
street Is reported to b" improving at
his home. -, ,,,,-,,,, -
Miss virginia Mrchan has rr,Mrhen 10
her home after Il bri"i WISH he'e WIZ"
relatives.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-17

Mrs. Marie Tordyc" or Nlntn St'' q,
h"r home Death was du" To complica-
Ton lEI ' Of diseases. Mrs. Fordycc was in IN
,hn Gfty1eirhIh year Of her age. and Is
survived by nine children; tunerSl a. Say
, ,o.id M'r, tomorrow afternoon:
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-17

TI,o Aziullkit and Irwin Literary SO,
cictv Of the Union High school VII
rnnjrr a literary program in the study
hull Of the school next FRIDAY ait'r ~.
noon. The parents OF tho students arc
invited to attend these pro6r"ihS'
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Practice Tonight.

Thu coach Of the Union High basket
ball team will give his men their first
practice OF tho week this evening at tn"
high school gym, IN preparation for
their game on Friday evening with
Moundsville High on the lattcr's floor.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-17
Will Play Benwood.

The boys and girls teams Of
MouudNvillr high school will clash with
the teams of Union High on tho local
floor next Friday evening at 80. Tho
locals defeated Union earlier in the
season. but Union has developed much
since then and will promise a fast game.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-17
X. of P,'s Meet,

Little Prince Lude" No. -. j.. Of T."
will meet in regular session in their
hall in the Schauh building this eve
ming. Much important business is to
b. Transacted.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-17

Jesse Orion. four-year-Old son OF Mr..
and Mrs. Anthony ORION, died at the
home on Twelfth street Sunday morn
ing following an illness OF pneumonia.
Funeral services will be held at . p. m.
this afternoon at ST. Francis Nariers
church. Rev. Coghlan Officiating.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-17

An important meeting OF the Amcri-
can Legion was held In the circuit court
room al the court house yesterday eve
ming. Many rX-ServlCe men were pres
ont and plans were made for the conf
ing year. Other important business was
transacted