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on the special.
We are sorry to say that our re
porter could not accompany the ex-
pedition, but the reader can easily
imagine the war like conversation
of the body guard on their way to
the seat of war. Arriving at Ven
ango reconnoitering party was
sent out and by the aid of n field
glass the enemy was discovered to
be holding about the same position
that they had occupied the evening
before but, upon closer investiga-
tion, proved to be, instead of thirty
wagons loaded with "Coxeyites",
thirty harmless cows.
The Holyoke band of braves re-
treated in good order and now not
even the hope Of receiving n pension
will tempt one of them to acknow-
ledge that he took part in the
expedition.
Judge Weir had quite a reputa-
tion as hunter as the following
item will show.
If you have not already done so,
by all means ask Geo. wier to give
You an account of his success in
hunting geese down in Nebraska.
1 The boys say that he broke all past
records. Some farmer had goose
tied out ns n decoy. Wier caught
sight Of the goose and began shoot
ing at it. His first shot only frigh
ened the goose his next by mere
chance cut the cord with which the
goose was tied.
The goose took to the water, and
wier followed in hot pursuit, and
had il not been for the depth of
the water and quick sand he would
without doubt, have been still pur-
suing the goose.
The only mistake he made was
IN getting 80 badly excited ms to for
get that Il was safe under the cir
cumstnnces. to use the other end
of his gun instend Of turning the
goose loose and attempting to run
il down.
F. II. Whitman was offering 4 l-2
cents per pound in trade for stock
hogs.
The town officials elected @. W.
Garland. Mayor, c. N. Mowry, A. l..
Jones and d. A. Gaddy, trustees.
Our old friend II. Sutherland is
mentioned ns temporary chairman
of the Republican League, also M
chairman Of the Republican Co. Con
vention. How true the saying that
man IN prone to error. but the mat
ter IL even more lumcntnble, when
the error is committed after en-
lightmcnt. proper association, and
opportunities FOR better things. How
could you shady'
1t Is reported that town Marshal
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odd R,ptlIs PeIeens Woman.

Ventura. Cal - While walking
through Forest Para. Cal, near the
river bank. xfs. A. 7. Thomas Of
Santa Paula was STRUCK On the hand
by an unknown species Of reptile. The
poison spread with remarkable rapid.
ity. the arm swelling 10 twice its noe.
NAL size within. . few moments time.
BY applying nrst aid remedies. Mrs..
Thomas was removed from danger un-
til medical assistance could be ~
cured. -
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6VY 0EIElKN DIAN 16lIb FIe6|
Ansls-ANsriean csmpsny payS o9
oooeoo for African

London.-A dispatch 10 the m
change Telegraph company from
johannesburg reports the purchase b
an Angio-American company for ~
100000 Of all 0ermany's private and
state interests IN the diamond lo1dD
Of what was formerly German e n.
west Africa. VI
Some protests are expressed over
what 10 called the secrecy of The
DEAL" and allegations are made that
the purchase was effected through un-
due influence In political quarters.
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HOLYOkE AUTO CO.
Holyoke Colorado
Colorado

Kruger shipped a car of dogs east
from Holyoke this week. Some
Bologna factory will no doubt do a
rushing business on the shipment.
Gus johnson has secured con-
tract for carrying the mail, hetwees
Holyoke and Akron. Gus is
worthy young man and We hope he
has secured this contract at figures
which will pay him well for the work
to be done.
Z. z. Post was offering the fol-.
lowing as his list of prices:
II lbs. granulated sugar ..Sl.OO
81 lbs. Cane sugar -. :. Il 90
O bars Silver leaf Soap. :. =. ..25
Galvanized wash tubs :. Doe q / 90
Galvanized iron pals :. =. 30
Best flour sold in Holyoke
per sack ...... :. .... :. y0c
Loomis Fancy patent floar
per sack ...... E. -. 80. ..:'5.
Mems artics ...... :. =. ... ;. 90c
Ladies artics -. =. :. :. ..Ioc
II. Sutherland was advertising
white oak fence posts Cor 10 rcnts
each.
HOW Is THIS For AN
ANNOUNCEMENT
Now comes the champion Of the
fireside, and the friend of the poor,
the young, vigorous and valient peo
Piles party.
1t extends n hand of sympathy
assistance and protection. II bids
you welcome and promises you u
brighter future, nnd n more prosper
GUS md happy country Overland
Mail.
\ = =
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NOTICE OF ANNUAL MEETING
OF the STOCKHOLDERS OF
THE PHILLIPS COUNTY
STATE BANK, h0ly0kE
COLORADO

Pursuant to section one Of the
bylaws Of the Phillips County State
Bank Of Holyoke, Colo. notice is here
by given that the regular meeting Of
the stockholders Of said bank will be
held at its banking house on Tuesday
the 18th day Of January, 1920. be-
tween the hours Of nine and twelve
Of said dny for the purpose Of
electing officers for the yenr 1920
and for the transaction Of such
other business as may be deemed
necessary.
Attest:
n. L. JOHNSON,
vics. prssil,ot
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II. L. JOHNSON,
f Vice. Pres dent.

LOST between Haydcns creamery
and Stacks feed yard, on the 13th
OF this month, saddle wrapped
and marked FOR shipment to Mrs
Aldrich. Finder please com,nun
icntc with Herald office.
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II. Sutherland was advertising
white oak fence posts Cor 10 rcnts
each.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-05-20
0'BRIEN AWARDED
BIG VERDICT
Smith n. Bracey VIII Have to Pay
$500 Fee or Appeal, Case.

Late last evening a jury in the United
State district court awarded Attorney
Frank OBricn S5,490.83 as fec on his
suit against Smith II. RraCey. a promo
tor. for defense In n criminal prOsccu
tion brought against Braccy.
O'Brien had sued for $500 fee and
the case was fought bitterly. Attorneys
Sam BoyCp and Charles J. ShuCk were
for tho defense and Attorney J. J. +.
O'RrIen was for his brother. Frank
O'Rrien.
Expert testimony. was called in the
persons Of Prosecuting Attorney Dave
Mckee. Assistant Prosecutor Carl Bach
man and Judge Frank W. Nesbitt. All
agreed that in view OF the work done by
O'Brien and the benefit acquired by
Brscey from the work. that the fee
was modest.
torneys that he is poor man and J. J.
r. O'Brien put a letter head OF the de-
PENDANT in evidence advertising gold
mines. the financing Of railroads: with
suites OF offices in Baltimore and New
York City.
Tho fury was out about one-half hour
JUdgr Dayton orerruled Attorney
Boyre's motion 10 set aside the vCUlct
and ask for a new trial. Mr. Boyce
then stated he would take the case to
the court OF appeals and Judge Dayton
called a recess until 10 o'clock today.
This case closes the present term of
the United States district court in this
city and Judge Dayton will then pre-
pare to leave for his home in Philippt.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-05-20
COLONEL ROOSEVELT
JOINS WOODS PARTY

~
Special Dispatch. to The Intelligenc"r;
MOEtiASTOWN. W. Va, May II
General Leonard Wood. Republican can
didatc for III" PRESIDENCY received an
enthusiastic reception here torhs |
when he spoke to Al packed house nj
the Strand theatre, General WOOD was
welcomed by committee OF local re
uublIran leaders ana committee or TN"
West Virginia University Wood LOT
President" club.
General Wood and party, which in
cludcs State Auditor John 5. Darst ana
several other men. leave Thursday
morning for K"ysrr and viii spend the
remainder Of the week IN West Virginia
cities. .
colonel Thoodorc Roosevelt, Jr: OF
Oyster Bay, son of the late president.
is due in kcysrr Thursday morning HnG
viii. address the noon day meeting at
which General Wood is scheduled TO
speak. 80, A.. .,,
members Of his family. H. great ad-
mircr of General Wood. and after he
has finished the meeting at keyser he
will tour the eastern counties Of Inc
state in behalf Of Woods candidacy.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-05-20
TWO WORkMEN
ELECTROCUTED

Carmini Aprea, a years. and Nltell"
Silvernio. ~ years. italian. lahorerS'
employed AT the Windsor Power plant.
of the American Gas and Electric com,
pany, were instantly killed AZ 20"
o'clock "Wednesday morning lh"E
came in contact with wire carrying
o2n volts Of electricity. Both men wcT"
rnployrd at the time in moving a piece
OF apparatus when they struck the over
head wire Four other men VINO WIZ
hclpin< them were knocked 10 ln'
rrounH but recovered shortly from the
shock. rra,l,o
coroner J. y. Walkinshaw OF brooke
county, was called and following an ,h-
uucsl reported that the men met u"
stont death The bodies were remoNt"
10 the Foster Undertaking m"rEuT'
where they will he prepared LOT outld,.
Roth men were employed at the rItn.
about three weeks ago but nave he'n
residents ~ Beech Bottom FOR IN" past
six months. Aprca * sinGl" ana ~ sur
yiycd by several distant relatives ~
the district. while Silvcrnio rs matrleu
and leaves widow and several small
\nhouCh funeral arrangements hay"
not been completed they VIII pronaorH
be held Friday morning. lnterfIlen'
viii be made in Brooke county Gem
CtCry.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-05-20
Call Juvenile Protective
Association Meeting

On Monday evening May oath. the
Wheeling Juvenile Protective Associ-
ion will meet n the committee room
Of the Chamber OF Commerce. The
meeting Will he presided over by Mrs.
Julian q. Hearnc. who has been select
ed AS temporary president. and Warren
d. Church, temporary secretary. until
such time az the organization becomes
further developed when permanent ofiic-
crs will be elected.
The organization is expected to I'LL a
long felt want in the community, as
many peuplc have recognized the fact
that there il a necessity Of some in
telligcnt plant which will guarantee the
proper protection Of the youth of the
city.
All who are interested are invited to
attend the meeting on Monday night.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-05-20
OBITUARY
Quinn Funeral.

Quinn FunnrR1.
Funeral services for Mrs. Jane Ouirk
Quinn, wife OF NELL Quinn. who died
TUESDAY morning al the North Wheeling
hospital following short illness. Will
be held this morning at $50 O'Clock IN
the family home. No Il Fifteenth
street. Requiem high mass will be Of
fered at ST. Joseph's cathedral at
o clock. Interment will be made III
Mount Calvary cemetery.
Rooreeht Funeral.
Tomorrow morning at $50 o'clock IN
the family home. No. % Twentieth
street will be held the funeral services
for Mrs Helen Mary Roerccht. wife OF
Henry NJ RobreCht. who died Tuesday
morning following several months III
ness. Requiem high mass will be Offer
ed at 9 o'clock at the 81. Joseph's cathe-
dral. InterneNt will be made in Mount
Calvary cemetery.
Won Baykr Funeral
This afternoon at o'clock Mt the
family residence. No. 80 Walnut avenue.
woodsdale. will De held the funeral
services for Miss Mary Goldthwaite
Won BSyer. who died Monday afternoon.
Rev. Jarues NJ. Potter. pastor OF Vance
MSnoriaI Presbyterian church, will Of
ficiate. Entrmbmsnt will be made in
Greenwood rausoleum. The deceased
was the 16-Sear-old daughter OF August
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-05-20
PoR UNIFIED OPERATION.

WASHINGTON. May l9.--"The dog
oat dog policy" under which individual
oncrators In the Red River valley oil
Grids involved in the Oklahoma Texas
BOUNDARY litigation are draining the re-
zion was sharply scored today in a re-
nort TO the United supreme court by
Frederick A. Dclano. Of Chicago. recent
ly appointed receiver for the properties
by the court,
development methods in vogue In the
tarritory. he said. were too loose and
eytravacant To be allowed to continue"
and recommended unified operation un-
der the receiver with new well" limited
to three or four month TO maintain
output. .--..v-r--.,,,x- ..-,.---.-.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-05-20
KATHERINE MCDONALD
LIBERTY THREE DAYS

Beginners luck favored Mary Grant.
the sweet and unsophisticated little
novice from a convent. the first time
she tried the roulette wheel at Monte
Carlo in Passions Playground" the
First National picture starring Kath-
crime Macdonald. which will ne the
attraction at the Liberty theatre.
Thursday, Friday and Saturday. And
this luck stayed with Mary until she
had made a fortune. II didn't lift her
in the eyes of Prince Fanno. however.
and II only served 10 single her out as
the victim OF a par Of human parasites.
That game marked the beginning OF
some tragic and romantic experiences
in the career Of Mary. The story is
from The Guests Of Hercules the
we'll known book on Monte Carlo life.
by G. n. and A. NJ. Williamson.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-05-20
DIR. w. A. CRACRAFT, SR,
IS CRITICALLY ILL

The many friends Of DR.. William A.
Cracrat;. Sr.. will regret TO learn that
he is CT tcally i'll At his home in Elm
Grove Dr. CraCarft is suffering from
no particular ailmrnt but recently he
suffered u general breakdown, from
which he failed 10 recover Several
months ago he fell and injured his ankle
and since that time he has gradually
declined HIS family has been summon
ed TO his bedside and everything known
Ia medical science is being done for
him Dr. craCrart. who Is one OF the
oldest and most esteemed physicians in
the Ohio Valley. recently celebrated his
18th birt hdgy
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-05-20
Pennsy Wheeling Division
Opens It's New Offices

Tho Wheeling division Of th" Penn
syIvania railroad yesterday opened up
its new offices in tho llawley building.
The offices are in charge OF divisional
superintendent c. II. Stcrrit,
The offices occupy 1900 square feet
of space. They will be located on the
tenth floor Of the building for hort
TINT ONLY when they will he moved on
to the ninth floor which IL being pre-
pared for their occupation.
The Wheeling division OF the road
WIS but recently formed out of the l..
g e & St. J.. and the c. & =. divisions.
The head office Of the division is in this
civ SO that larger offices are required
than those in the SChinulhaCh building,
formerly occupied by local representa-
tIyes Of tho pcnnSy.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-05-20
Grosscup's Nomination
Being Predicted By
Surprising Majority

yHArIESTON. w. Va May "a
"Thcrc ~ no doubt about Mercer county
being in u" GrossCup column anu l
should not BE- surprised 70 see inns Suuu-
rhousand" was the word sent to ''rOSS-
cup headquarters today. from eA-N on
grrssman Edward Cooper, nl br"I'"c.'.
This is CHARACTERISTIC OF the reports
thai are being received from all parts
OF the state. was thu statement mace az
Colonel GruSsCups headquarters at INC
RuIIncr hotel tonight. We 40 not tt''
that there is any doubt ah"nt I I",
C;rosscup's nomination on next lu'Hud!
nv a fine majority. Tina campaign mat
b3s hrcn waged against him ny his OPP
Moments has completely collapsed ana
there has been started a reaction 'n".
will sweep Colonel Grosscup III as III.
winner next Tuesday by majority Una.
will be surprising even TO MS 4""''
LOYAL adhcrents. ;.ol
The reports that have been rcceiyea
TODAY from Sistersvillc Indicate Iha'
colonel Grosscup was given Il very ma. IA.
tcring reception there by me u; ~, ~,
He starts on Il tour through faErlte
county, and VIII bo aecompah'c" ~ ''0"'
Joseph Holt Gaines.
At Stgtersvile
Srccial TO The IntelliGcnccr.
SISTERSNILLE May lo.,-H,m''t nc
tho Republican gubernat"rlal nomina,
lion received flaticring reception mere
today, not only from tho good people "d
r. county, but az well from the l"n
or more veterans of the civil War. VINO
are here in attendance nj thc anmuTI , ' "
ramnncnt of the state dcpartmrht w
tbn G 4. l. The candidate WAS given
many assurances Of support by ne ,ha
soldiers and tonight his speech IN ,mG
opern house was heard BY nearly l'uu'
,,Sonic With great enthusiasm shown
ir.oTnneI I,rnsscup talked for nearly on
hour and made a fine impression. IL Is
Freely predicted that he VII carry
r,Isr county BY a large plurality.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-05-20
woMAA ACQUITTED.

GREENsBURG. Pa. May 1s---Mrs.
Joseph Roddy, charged with murder I'm
connection with the death OF Mrs. Mary
Derk was acquitted by jury In
criminal court here today, Officers had
difficulty in stopping demonstration
and restricting order after the verdict
was announced. The jury was out
about two hours. Mrs. Burk was shot
in the Roddy homo after. according 70
the testimony at the trial she had Decu
discovered being embraced by Arh
Roddy's husband. She died OF hei
wound later.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-05-20
GOVERNOR coRNwELL
MAKES Address ut Annual Meeting Of
Cumberland Pair Association

Special 10 The IntelIigencer.
CUMBERLAND, Nd, May 19.-Thc
third annual banquet of the Cumberland
Fair Association. held tonight ut the
Masonic Temple. was featured by ud-
dresses by Governor ]. ]. Cornwell. Of
West Virginia, and state Senator Frank
w. Nish. Hagerstown. Democratic nom-
mess for congress. Congressman Fred
erick " Zihlman. Republican candidate
for reelection. was announced to Ire
hero hut Was prevented by engagements
At chevy Chase and Frederick tonight.
Lloyd L. Shaffer was POSTMASTER.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-05-20
MAJOR BOND HERE

Mayor John G. Bond, OF Charleston.
candidate for the Republican nomina
ton for state auditor, Is among the
city's prominent guests for q portion Of
the week Major Bond expressed him
self as being well pleased with the out
look for his nomination, and stated that
he believes he will receive a big share
OF the votes from this section of the
state.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-05-20
POLICE PICRUPS.

The new city patrol took its first trip
last night when ii was sent To Edgdale
to- bring in r. Hoductt. charged with
n Isault upon his brothcr-in-law. HH
was taken to the county jail '" await
\ hearing today before Spur" Il. G..
Hobbs.
& w, FreitaE was arrested late last
night following quarrel in the Airing
ton hotel IIn will he arraigned In
policc court this morning.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-05-20
T, D. H. S. SENIOR
CLASS PLAY AT
THE ELKS' CLUB
"As Won LIKE IT" SHAKESpEAENaS
play. WILL 81 PRESENTED ~
gnNoRS AT THE ELKS CLUB
kUDrTORIUM.
Has rssn Postponed Prom To-nignt ana
ro-morrow Night Until Next
Wednosday Night, Nay 2s.

,rro n,ambers Of the Senior class nr
TriaacIphia District high SCHOOL WI!
nrescnt the ShakeSncarean P'dS
You Like It," on "Wednesday rN'n venus
Nav %. in the auditorium or lh' To-
cInb The play WAS originally schyd-
,IoS FOR his evening and Friday eve
ninT 70 be held in IN" high SSh"o'
huiiding at Oak Park. but as the Coz
tunes were delayed and WIZ not rtSoi
here until the first Of next wc"T; rn nj
T Wr%rr .S evening. May %. As the
nisv viii he given only one might II was
darided TO hold it in thc, Elks tlno IN or
der tn accommodate the crowd.
The play ~ 4 clever nv. ',s Miss
will be- presented N four acts Miss
Hnlen Sliffa, assistant to Mrs Lima
Hsnnir sherman, Is coaching thr young
ncoplc and she promises ono OF ''ie lloa.
delightful amateur peri " rni ,,r os
7Tt,dinr lady and Mr.. Austin Denton.
irndinE man. have perfected their roles
and tho remainder Of the cast - eqnaIIy
we'll prepared Music Will DE lurhiSnr"
by the TriadClphia pIstrlCl nr.m' ~ a.,
HyDdcr the leadership of Miss BcsS Nc
Grannahan. I,... T.,
THE following arc the Cha' avn" ~
the play: ,;,
;uion law FLORENCE Evans.
tS;I nrooLs Gladys Arhenz.
%;i,Jrad Ecith Margaret Becker,
vi
Mary BurdatS'
MeSSrS:
Harlan CaPIer Wade Fell.
pbj,ltD paull Austin Denton.
otis Dodya Harold HARPER.
Bohert Brown. Joe Baird.
Edward Nichols. Harold Gibson.
Friendship Dance.
The Friendship dance held last even
ing in the Elks club. was one OF the
most delightful dances ever given IN
this city under the auspices OF local
lodges Of knights Of Pythias. The
large auditorium just nicely accommo-
dated the crowd of Congenial friends
who whiIcd away the hours at the raw
orite pastime. Music for This was iur.
nished by Stupps orchestra and light
refreshmants were served throughout
Inc evening. The next dance Of the X:
Of =. lodges Will he held June l6. and
those who attended last evenings affair
are eagerly anticipating the next one.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-05-20
Cabbage and Sausages |
Woman'S Diet

ct have doctored with the best doc.
tors in the United States. Some said
ono thing and some another was ailinG
me and all wanted to cut me open. but
Mayrs Wonderful Remedy saved me.
so now I eat cabbage, sausage. and any
thing I want to. Nothing hurts me-"
II is A simple. harmless preparations
that removes the catarrhal mucus from
the intestinal tract and atlayt tho IN.
which causes practically all
stomach. liver and Intestinal ailments.
including appendicitis. One dose will
convince or money refunded.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-05-20
HER BRINGING UP

A woman recently engaged now
maid. with whose appearance and man
ners she was greatly pleased. When
the terms had been agreed upon. the
lady of the house said: Now. my last
maid was much too friendly with the
policeman. l hope l can trust you. In
decd YOU can. ma'am,", replied the new
maid. Il can't bear policemen. l was
brought up to hate the sight OF them.
You see, my father was Il burglar.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-05-20
ADVISING HER

why do you spend all day at tho
piano: Your Wedding IS only month
on
Nh. music IS the food OF love-
a little practice on gas range,
however, won't come amisS after mar
riaEc.'--T.Culsyillc CouriCr-Journal.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-05-20
YANKEES CHALLENGE.

The Yankee, \. G. Of the East End,
arc without a game for next Sunday and
would like to hear from some FAST
amateur team IN the valley. Answer
through this paper.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-05-20
RVER TEL101AXS

Davis Island Dam. 81 feet. railing
cloudy.
Morgantown, 10 feet. stationary
cloudy.
Warren IL feet. cloudy.
OIL City is feet. stationary. CLOUDY.
Steubenville, 10 feet stationary
cloudy.
Parkersburg. 10 feet, falling rain.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-05-20

Mr.and Mrs. w. E. CoRland Of BarauA
Wis. arrived yesterday TO he the guts4
OF the Misses Mary and Bee Conlan&
at Lennox Addition.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-05-20
HERE AND THERE
IssnnB Of Interest to Local People
About Wheeling People, Societies
ana Organizations.

James Hay. pinched early yesterday
morning on a charge OF panhandling,
profanity and diverse other disa greeable
things by officer Ryan. was given one
hour to leave Wheeling behind BY lodge
Ritz of police court.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-05-20

The county has taken over a small
strip of the D. {. Blatt farm in Liberty
district between Trussells run and Lit
tie Wheeling creek for the erection OF
Il culvert. Work will be started as soon
as poSAIhle.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-05-20

II. and Nellie Carter Won Bayer. and
Was we'll known and had large circle
OF friends in the out-the-pike district.
She was a student OF the junior class
OF Triadelphia district high school. In
addition to her parents she is survived
BY one sister, Miss Dorothy Won Bayer
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-05-20

The board of education for Wheeling
school district will meet this evening at
the high school.