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New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1920-12-25

campaign a success. Many arr
furnishing their statesmen will
advertising window stickers
The eat Rice" inscription is al.
ready quite common in thousands
of show windows, and the people
will soon learn Of its value as sub
Stantial table food.
We hear right here in this com
munitv that there is too much
profit between the retailer and
the consumer, considering the
price the cereal is bought from
the farmer. This should be cor
rectcd. Every dealer should be
limited to a small profit only. In
this way the food can be sold
cheaper and yet the farmer realize
more for the staple when he puts
it on the market.
If we hope to save the rice in
dustrv we must see that the farm
err gets sufficient for his product
to make a profit, and this can
only be done by others cutting
their profits so that the demand
VIII be increased throughout this
country. Rice hereabouts is being
sold TO the consumer at the rate
Of 65c per gallon which is too
much when we take into consid-
GRAFTON that there are thousands
Of bags stored in warehouses with
ont any demand whatsoever-in
fact hundreds of producers can
not get a single bid for their
cereal at any figure that would
Justify its sale. Under the cir
cumstances and in order to save
the farmer from bankruptcy
would it not be well for the deal
ers to be satisfied with smaller
nrofts and let the producer get
the benefit Of it.
In perusing the directory of the
rice millers of America we noticed
the following millers who, are
contributing to the campaign Of
education being waged through
out the United States which is as
follows:
Ricketts, Rice Mills, New Or
leans, La: Federal Rice Mill Co.,
Inc, Crowley, La; Iota Rice Mill
Co., Inc, Tota. La: Lake Charles
Rice Milling Co., Lake Charles,
La. Republic Rice Mill. Inc,
Gueydan, La; Carver's Teche
Rice Milling Co., New iberia, La. i
Orange Rice Mill Co. Orange.
Texas; Beaumont Rice Mills, !
Beaumont. Texas; McFadden Rice
Co.. Beaumons, Texas i
Tyrrell Rice Milling Co., Beau
mont. Texas; Pritchard Rice Mi |
ling Co., Houston, Texas: BavI
City Rice Milling Co.. Bay City,
Texas; Ell Camp Rice Milling Co..
81 Campo. Texas; Stuttgart Rice
Will Co., Stuttgart. Ark; Dewitt
Rice Mill Co, Dewitt, Ark: Lou
siana State Rice Milling Co, New
Orleans. La. Texas State Rice
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1920-12-25
GRANGER-MEsTAYER.

Invitations have been issued by
Mr.. land Mrs. T. J. Mestayer OF
the nuptials of their daughter,
Miss Aline to Mr.. I. r. Granger CT
Tuesday, December 18th, 1920 at
10 80 o clock A. NJ. at st. Jose Jh S
Catholic church, Loreauville.
Yhncn -.a,,.n n,nnnln Inro man.,
fEendS in this Parish who extend
their fluctuations.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1920-12-25
MARSHAL SALE.

New Iberia, La, Dee. "a, 1920.
Notice is given that | will sell
at Public Auction on Saturday,
January 9th, 1921, at the front
door of the City Hall in New Ibe-
ria, the following movable prop
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1920-12-25
No Worms in a Healthy Child

All children troubled with Worms have an I'M
healthy color. which indicates poor blood and as
rule, there is more or less stomach disturbance.
GROVES TASTELESS CHILL TONIC given reeu-
larly for two three weeks will enrich the blood
improve the digestion and act general Strength
enine Tonic to the whole system. Nature will then
throw off dspel the worms, and the Child will be
In perfect health Pleasant to take. 75c per bottle
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1920-12-25

erty, in accordance with the law,
unless owner Identifies prop
crty and pays all costs incurred
One SOW, bearing the following
description Red, spotted black,
cut tail, weight 40 pounds.
FEUIAS BROUSSARD,
City Marshal.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1920-12-25

For Tire and Battery Service, 90 to
Hauser sros, zio Railroad Avenue, near
S. P. Depot. Phone 3s3.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1920-12-25


Gallois, H.
Gabriel, George
Hugonin. w. Q.
Hirsch, Abe
Harry. Sidney G.
Ho,brook, J. S.
IIukill, L. V.
Hong, c. S.
Henshaw, c. G..
Hitter. Joe
iberia Building Association
JennarO, Louis
Jacob. R. A.
Kyle Motor Car Co.
Kramer, W. j.
Kahn II. A.
King, Lazard
LangIois, Rev. !. NJ.
Landry e. n. DR..
LeEaire, M. b.
landry. F.. G.
i.ailaudc, L. L.
Lapghlin, c. F.
Leblanc. r.
Landry, Jules J.
Labauve, Cesaire
Landry, Leon !.
Leblanc & Broussard
Murray e Dabit
Musemeche, Paul
Mestayer. Jules
McGary, James T.
Marin, James Jr.
McIIhcnnv, r. A.
New iberia Hardware Co.
n. I. Foundry & Machine ShoI
New Iberia Canning Co.
New Iberia Jewelrv Co.
New Iberia Plumbing Co.
New Iberia National Bank
NuckOlls, s. o.
Cultivate, G. w.
Ptister JeWelry Co.
Perry, j. r.
Pays, F.
Porter, Lloyd
Pcssan, Robert S.
Provost. Chas. L.
Provost. Clet
Perry, John
Ribbecll. l.. d.
Renoudet, Alfred
Renoudet & Dietlein
Ribbpck. R. P.
Romero, Ellie
Rivicre, Geo. IT.
Romero, Hubald
Steinberg & Co.
Schwing, John
Schraut, A. J. (Mrs.)
Schexnayder. Arthur
Standard Oil Co.
Segura. w. G.
Speciality Store
Sabatier, Geo. J. DIR.
Smith, DeBlanc & Suberbielle
Shaw. !. W. K. DR..
Scharff & Son
State National Bank
Taylor, John R.
Teche Motor Car Co.
VOORHEES,, Paul E.
Villermin. i. F. .
Viator, J. A.
Weeks. w. &.
Weeks, Ed. T.
We'll, Jake
Winters, A. D.
White, J. H. DR..
Valet, w. J.
Wyche, James w.
Williams, L. G..
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1920-12-25

Build now, thrift turns savings
into home.-Bertrand Lumber
Co.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-06

periods Of marked REIMBURSEMENT have
b.. , accompanied by sharp reductions
in ,rtcrs. heavy decreases in produG-
tinr. extensive unemployment and hus'-
ness reaction often involving bank
failures While necessarily nncnm-
Portable. the transition through when
the country now is passing. the board
asserts, has ;hus FAR been attended
with only minimum of these unta-
vorabie symptoms.
TIL. fiscal machine both at home and
abroad. however. il still uncertain. the
board declared. This held To ec 'duc 70
the late date at which the war was over
in the financial sense and to uncertainty
al to the best method OF taxation.
Ia international trade return L"
normal conditions Is now in progress:
the board says. With the exception OF
agriculture. in which the output was the
largest on record. production has been
decreasing since the spring of the year.
thr board states. Textiles. snip build
INK and very recently tn" iron and steel
industries are said to have cNhlhlt"u
tendencies % tn..s nature.
The board describes tn" tendency In
tho retail trades. Downward, the les
scncd activity occurring for the most
part considerably later than the turn-
ing point in prnductipn.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-06
>N
OBITUARY (
DEATH REMOVES
ISLAND WOMAN
MRS. EMILY MYERS SUCCUMBS TO
LINGERING ILLNESS.
Native Of Belmont County Lived In
Wheeling az Years.

Mrs Emily Elizabeth Myers. wife of
the late John W. Myers. we'll known
resident of M Is South broadway
street. Island, expired yesterday after
noon at 80 o'clock after an extended
Illness. death resulting from compl!ca-
ton Of diseases.
TIL" deceased was born in Belmont
county. O. and 10 this city about
twrnty-Srv"n years ago. where she mas
sine" resided. Her husband preceded
her 10 IN" gray" about two years go.
She was in III" T2rd year Of her age.
She Is survived by two children, one
son. \. q. Myers. and one daughter
Mary j. Myers. both Of this city. Two
sisters. Mrs. Belle LETTERS and Mrs
Susan Malcolm. OF Bellairc, O. also SUR
vive.
Mrs. Myers was "a member of the
Second Presbyterian Church OF this
city and always took an active part
in the church work. Or. Pliney i. Fer
rs. pastor. will conduct the funeral
services. tho exact time not being
knownIat present. lntcrment will be
made in the family buryklg grounds at
Greenwood Cemetery.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-06
MISS GERTRUDE DAGUE
OF VIOLA IS DEAD

Miss Gertrude DaGue. well known
young woman Of Viola. Pa. ten miles
East OF Elm Grove. expired yesterday
morning at 10 o'clock after six
months Illness attributed to BriGhts
disease and compiled lions.
The deceased was born and reared In
Viola and attended the schools in tina,
section. She was extremely we'll known
and had a large circle Of friends who
were shocked when they learned Of her
death yesterday.
She was an active member Of the
Sand Hill NJ. f.. Church and always took
part in all the social affairs She wa,
the daughter Of Winnie and L"otione
Robins pagu".
survived by the sisters. Mrs. Joseph
Bru. Of Valley Grove. and Miss l|eulah
DaGur At hom"
Funeral services will be held Tues,
day afternoon at ! o'clock ut the late
residence at Viola. Pa. after which the
body will h" taken To tho Sand Hill
NJ f.. GLnrrh where S"rvirrS will also
he conducted Rev. Newman. pastor Of
the Sand hin VI. r Church. will Off.
ciatc. Intcrmcnt will hr mldn in Sand
hin Cemetery.
smith Funeral Held.
The funeral services for tn" lat"
Levi Smith well known resident "f
Elm Grove and Civn War veteran.
wcrc held yesterday afternoon ~ 80
o'clock ut his late resident. NJ. ~
Springdal" avenue" The Sarvir"S w"r"
OF tho family a. well as n large mum,
bar Of civil War Veterans and members
Of the Ladies' Of C. A. L. Of this city.
Dr Samprl Martin Gibson. pastor Of
the First Presbyterian church of
WhsNlnGA "ns'dTct"d tha fnneral ser
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-06
NAME COMMITTEE TO
SUPERVISE ISSUING
OF S5O,OOO,OOO BONq

Special dispatch To the lntclligcncer.
Charleston, W. Va. Dec. 5.-r-In co
plianrc with senate joint resolution
81. adopted February 81, 1919. Govern
John J. Eornwell yesterday appoin
the following members of the senate Q
hous" to constitute the committee
prepare legislation providing for the
Suance Of tn" 5O.00h.000 bonds for 81
roads. amendment for which was I'd
fled at tho November election:
Delegate +. NJ. Saunders. Ropublid
Huntington; Delegate George W. \
Clintic, Republican. ChHrlrston; III
gate J. :. Zimmerman. Democrat RI
E"y: Senator T.. II. Morton, D"m0ck
Webster Spr.Ar&; Senator +. Il. st
art. Republican. M"rsantown.
In notifying III" appnInt"rs OF his
lection. Governor C"rnwcll yrStcr
wrote to them as follows:
I'm accordance with provisions
Senate JOINT Resolution No. Il. Act
1919, I have DESIGNATED YOU as M
hers of the committee" To prepare hil
bills and data for submission Ia the
jSlaturr III connection with the
amendment"
Since the ratification of the
amendment on November .. consider
interest has been taken in the pucs
Of who would hr members Ul the
mIltr~ to maxi" recommendations tc
next legislature. h"CtuS'' OF tn" utr
.mpurtnuC" # the amendment IN
l"optc Of tn" state.
senate joint resolution No. Il PRO
ed that in case III" proposed am"ndi
was ratified 1T tn" general election
governor WAS requested. rs soon as
tiCatiun was aSC"rta!n"d. 10 appOl
committee Of five from the m"nf
who will runp"s" the next l"GISla
thrrr from the h"uN" at Delegates
two from the senate. who together
the state road commission. and
representative Of tho federal gov
ment AZ might be- designated by II
prepare such bill or hills and NAL X"
Investigations and recommendation
such committee may deem proper
submit the same. together with It's
port, to the Legislature" at its next
sion.
The resolution does not provide
appointment maScd upon political
denCy. though Governor Cornw"ll
pointed thrc" Republicans and tw"
ocrats. The committee Will rroha'
hold a meeting in the near future.
before the next session of the lcglS
turc. to prepare legislation 10 carry II
effect the recent bond issue.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-06

Do you get up in the morning feel
Ing as tired as you did the night be-
fore? Do you drag around day in and
day out with that tired eLi-in feeling?
DO you have sick hea dache, sour.
bloated stomach, bad breath. constipa-
ton, and so around with crouch on
all the time? Are you nervous. de-
spondcnt and always looking on the
dark side of life? DO you have fair
skin or do you have a pimpled. blotch-
ed complexion? Do you prod your
liver and bowel with calomrl and
other strong purGattres. expecting TO
obtain relief" The use Of Calomel.
should never he used only on the ad-
VIC. Of u physician. tends TO r"ltev"
temporarily and often leaves Ill after
effects, such as salvation. upset Stom-
arh and a more Constipated condition
ihan before Don't blast your bowel
and liver with ctlomcl or other strong
and nauseatiuc nhysics such as castor
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-06
SUPREME COURT.

Special pispatah u the lntctligenC"r.
Charleston. W. Va. Dec. 3.-Appca!
and supersedeas was granted by the Sh-
prcme court of appeals yesterday IN the
case OF John Earl Nice ,r""rN, IN Chanr'rE'
\ raiust H. Howc Johnson and others,
from tn. circuit court OF Raleigh
county. go
THIS case is 4 contest Of a will. which
was decided against the plaIntitt d!
Raleigh circuit court. The WaIhtIll,
John Earl MCI'reery. is the appellant in
the case.
The plaintitr was represented before
the supreme cour; by Attorney w. d
Payne, of Charleston.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-06
NO ARREST FOLLOWING
ASSAULT ON TEACHER

Special Dispatch to The Intelligence.
Steubenville, Ohio. Dec. 5.-Jefterson
county authorities have no authentic
report Of a reported manhunt said 10
Of Long Run, near Dillonvale. for an
italian who assaulted and severely beat
up Prof Thomas Mitchell: formerly or
Martins Ferry, o., now principal OF the
on Friday, Prof. Mitchell Is said TO
have had occasion to chastise an Italian
pupil for some infraction OF scnool
rule. The child reported his correction
to the father. and the Italian paTeht, IL
much enraged. and assaulted Prof.
prof Mitchell. IT is claimed. vas
saved from being seriously injured o.
killed by Miss Ethel JORDAN: a lea ,I''nr
,,bo seized a poker from a stove, struck
the Italian over the head and drove him
off.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-06
Every Member Canvass

Announcement Of IN every member
canvass IL b. held sunday afternoon.
December IL. WAS made Ia tho rungrcEa-
ton Of the Fourth Street Methodist
church yesterday. TIL" canvass was au-
thor!zcd by the official board. upon rec
ommcnda ton of the church ttHaur" com.
mtttcc, because Of the Increased cost of
maintaining the expense "f IN" church.
Members Of the congregation this week
will receive n full Statement giving the
report for last y"Ar. and the budget for
the present year.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-06
NINTH SCHOOL BUILDING
BURNED By TTREBUGS

Connellsville. IA. Dec. 1.-The ninth
school building within radius OF I'VE
miles to he destroyed by IRE within six
weeks. was made a prey to flames early
today when the tcn-room structure at
Spar Junction was burned to. tn"
,trmund. The value Of tho building was
100 900 and accommodated seven hun
dred pupils. Members Of the state con-
of inCcndiary origin.
The fire was discovered by Richard
I,cmmic as hc was making his rounds.
As there was no adequate water supply
Of fire lighting apparatus WITHIN I'VE
,riIry rho structure was in ashes before
help arrived.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-06
RH1px HELD ON ANOTHER
HuHpER CHARGE AT NEW Yo11

New York, Dec. John Reidy' OF
Milwaukee, alleged deserter from S .n
navy. who confessed yesterday ne MAO
Eflied Leeds Vaughn walters. wealthy
ciubman. in a hotel here November ?:
Was held today on a charge Of homicide
in Connection with the murder OF Frank
Barber near the West 72nd street en- en-
C%arIes Bcnner and Edward Koh. AL
iesed confnderates Of Reidy in the hold
m of BARBER and the shooting that 19l.
i Lp ed also were charged with Homicide.
Reidy was implicated in the Barber
case. the police said. In q coa aaessrod
Renneh had shot and killed Barber.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-06
STATE rREAsUERER's BROTHER
FATALLY HURT IN MINE

Charleston, Dec J.--Nathan Johnson,
So. brother Of W. :. Johnson, STATE
treasurer. was fatally injured at the
coal mines at Harvey, Fayettc county.
eearly yesterday morning. according |" n
telegram received by the state trr:LSur"c
at noon. Mr.. Johnson left on train No.
IS at ) o'clock yesterday for Harvey.
No details of III" accident were re-
ceivcd by Mr.. Johnson. The deceased.
who was employed as . miner at liar-
vcy, was horn and raised in Faycttr
county, where the family is widely
known He is survived by his widow
and six children. and the following
brothers end sisters: w. :. Johnson,
Charleston: Mrs. Thomas Chain, Mont
gomery: Mrs. Julia Kelly, Page: clark
johnson, Hubert Johnson. Mack JOIN
son. Page: Columbus Johnson, Mel
bourne, Fla.
Mr.. Johnson's mother died about six
months ago.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-06
KEEP ALERT! FEEL YOUNG
AGAIN TAKE W|LLO-|M|NT
TABLETS AND ENJOY. LIFE
Don't Let Impurities In Your System Drag You Down
Willo- Mint Tablets Cleanse Your 80 Feet OF Bowels
of All Impurities and Keep You Feeling Fit

oil, EPSON salts and gripping pfliA
Take WIkLO-MINT TABLETS and be
assured OF no harm. as these tablets
stances so compounded that each in
gredient performs its proper function
upon the organs of the body Tor , WhiGh
they are Intended. mainly the LIVER.
NOVELS and STOMACH. Remem.
Der. il You get these organs function
inr right, as nature intends. you are on
the road to health. W1LLo-MlNT
TABLETS do not grippe. nauseate or
leave any III aftcr-effects. They work
on YOUR liver gently and surely. They
relieve constipation without a doubt
and all OF its i'll effects such es tho
abnva-named ailments. They are not
a curc-all. hut thousands are praisiAO
them for the good they have ncc~
plished In relieving ailments for which
they are recommended.
Keen wide awake and full Of pep by
buying &c package from your drug.
Cist today.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-06
ED wYNN's CARNIVAL" IS
GORGEOUS LAUGHING SHOW

TIE appearance at the Court theatre
FOR two nIghtS Monday and Tuesday,
n.ctcmh"r 20 and II, Of the eminent
comedian I'D wynn with "Th" Ed wynn
Carnival" Il new musical revue prom
lsrS to prove the most interesting ana
nrnltnhlr of ,ac present theatrical sea
son.
wynn is proving Il Teritable s"nSa-
ton and in his engagement IN Ne"
York a, the New Amsterdam theatre
also AZ the Illinois, Chicago ne mas
topped all others in the point OF gross
rrrriptS. Theatregoers who prefer the
lighter form of stage entertainment
win be Interested III the fact that the
"tarnlval comes here with IN" strong
est endorsements. and Is according 10
many we'll known critics and rerir%-
rrs an extraordinarily artistic, interest
ing and tuucru! production. The book
written by Ed wynn is genuinely funny
and entirely out of the beaten pain.
Will the songs are bright gay ana
melOdic.
twelve scenes massive and original in
design and SrttinEs-hut combining In
an artistic degree, all tn" clements
Of pictorial beauty. with cOihneh"I
able o. God taste, MIR. wynn has elected
IN imprril the brillianCy of hIS own
r,dinnce III the stellar role by surround
ing himself with an exceptional rotrr'"
of gifted players. Lillian fitZgcraid Il
dim!nutivc comedicnnr SparklcS brIGht-
" in the soubrctta role. ana l;iIliAh
WAGNER. 4 tall and strikngly handsom"
woman is the prima donna. Wanda Hon
in IN Egyptian novelty and MalcUim a.
Hicks is 4 new tenor discovery. B'th
stone. An eliiSh little miss, Is the pre-
mierc crccntriQuc danSeuSe; Earl BEN
ham, tenor, brings vocal excellence 70
The male singing contingent; Ray NIL
Ter and his Black and White MrIod%
boys. the Mcyakos Trio. Henry Regal
and Simeon Moore. Harry CONVEY, ana
FED Roberts are included in company
that might. with entire proprIcty De
ella sscd as an all-star cast.
Regular box OtfiC" sale starts IhurS-
day. December Ii. but mail orders WIN
remittance including war tax AM sell
rIIrrssrd STAMPED envelope. Will be
TIIcd AS received No telephone orders.
No tickets laid away.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-06
! THE THEATRES !
listen LESTER"
Famous Musical Comedy Coming TO
Court for Three Days.

Lovers Of tho best In musical comedy
ar, soon tn hav,. the opportunity Of
sr,iug rht mast"rful production AT the
Court Thr:ttrr Of tn" latest muSicaI
comedy la hr proclaimed Il hit, and =
real care diSprllcr. This Will b" Listen
i.,,Si,r' with lis host of lovely girls
fresh from its run Of one solid year
IN New York.
The engagement is for 3 days starting
Monday prCruhcr - with popular
matinee on Wednesday. Seats on S;tIe
Thursday at . o'clock.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-06
OPERATIC CONCERT

Zcrola and Romaine will b" at tn"
Court tomorrow night and tn" concert
they will give may truly be called an
operate concert.
who insist that operate ARTISTS should
be heard in operate numbers on III" con
cert stage rs we'll as at the opera house
Whether or not they are correct does not
matter. but they surely will b" Grat!ti"d
tomorrow evening ut the Court. The
famous tenor will Cnniine his program I"
operatic arias and Neapolitan songs and
Hiss Romaine as we'll will sing some OF
the operate works with which her nam"
Is IA pidly becoming associated.
II will be an unusual concert in the
annals Of the University Club and un-
usual interest is accordingly expected.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-06
OPTIMISM IS
KEYNOTE Of
PREDICTIONS

Washington, Dec. S,-The close 81
~. business wear OF 1920 Is described
e.. M federal reserve board in 4 state
fnent tonight as the turning point IN
ths transition from war produce" con
iiitions to the normal economic haslS
Ut international and industrial! HE.
The reserve boards statement when
r.,.i.ws ,he economic and financial situ-
ation confronting the nation during the
Sear, treats of present conditions gem
"reIty in an optimistic manner. declar-
Sag that the difficulty OF transition
IL also asserts that owing to the ma
tion's strong banking structure nor
NAL situation will be restored with tar
l.ss than the usual distress usually AZ
%endant on periods Of REIMBURSEMENT.
The board declares that previous
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-06
WHITE GIFT SERVICE
Special Services Of The Christmas and
New Year Season Announced ct
rour1h Street Church

The White Gifts Service of the Fourth
Street Methodist Episcopal church and
Sunday school will he held on SUNDAY
evening December %. according To the
announcement made at tn" church S"rF-
ices yesterday.
The Christmas music Will b" rendered
hv the Fourth Street church choir on the
evening of December 49, and the Natch
Night service Uf the congregation VIII
bc held Friday evening. December 81.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-06

vices which were very impressive. In
ing grounds at Stone Church Cemetery.
The palnbearers were the three sons
Of the deceased man and Frank, Har-
old and Ollie Smith
Mrs Smith died Thursday following
n short Illness. He was one OF the
youngest members Of Co. G. Fourth
West Virginia Infantry and was twice
captured and held az prisoner The
decea sed was survived by two daughters
and three sons.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-06
nNA1p coHS BACK

Deputy Sheriff Ed Minard has return.
cd to this city from Phliaaeipna, EtSan
Hoover, wanted in this city for stealing
a diamond ring from Harry Raduztner.
u, the NcI,ure hotel several weeks ago.
Hoover has instituted habeas, eorpu:
proceedings to fght extradition eno heHs
FRIDAY has been the day SCI 70 near IN"
appeal