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The Cordova daily times., 1920-09-16
MANY CHANCES
 AT GATEWAY
 IMMIGRATION

NEW YORK, Sept. 16 (by Associat ed Press) s).-SWeeping changes are be- ing made at Americas gateway-Ellis Island-by Immigration Commissioner Wallis to make the station more comfortable for the newcomers to the United States.
 Freedom and sunshine is being planned for the new arrivals by the commissioner who has just announc- ed plans for improving conditions in i ings are to be asked, he said sanitary conditions improved, additional cots provided for those unable to get beds and many other cOnveniences for the immigrant are to be installed. 1 Kind and decent treatment for all new arrivals has been demanded by Commissioner Wallis who has already announced the discharge of some of the veteran attendants for alleged harshness or inefficiency in receiv- ing immigrants. Their places have been filled by more courteous, atten- tive and younger men.
 "I propose to make this receiving station representative of all America promises" he said.
 Commissioner Wallis asserted that l ho r,1o +o island in order that every individual entering the country will be given a 1 bath and have his clothes sterlized before he enters the station
 'They made our soldiers do this," he said, "so why not make our immi- grants. This will be a big step toward preventing disease from entering our gates and will have a great moral and physiological effect"
 One of the latest improvements by Commissioner Wallis has been the supplying of warm milk to the many done as soon as the commissioner learned that chilled milk made the infants sick.
 When he learned that hundreds of immigrants were damned in the deten- tion pens the commissioner ordered the liberation of the occupants and gave them the freedom of the large examination hall.
 Commissioner Wallis has appealed to Washington to remove the alleged radicals and anarchists detained at the island for deportation, because of crowded conditions at the immigra- tion.
 They are a defiant lot and should be deported," he said. They occupy room that could accommodate a couple of hundred immigrants"
 Railroads have also been asked by the commissioner U provide better transportation facilities for the immi- grants and stop employees from grating" from the newcomers He also wants them to be properly fed while being detained for entrainment While funds are not immediately available for improvements at the | island, Commissioner Wallis said he will ask congress to provide the money and he said that he had already asked permission to raise funds by public subscription if the necessary money could not be provided by the govern ment.
The Cordova daily times., 1920-09-16

Don't argue. The Club Billiard Hall arries fresh tobacco. 27-tf
The Cordova daily times., 1920-09-16

Professional kodak finishing. Scar borough. Agency at Cordova drug store.
The Cordova daily times., 1920-09-16

Advertise in the Daily Times
The Cordova daily times., 1920-09-16

John Powell and Miss Mildred Lane were united in marriage at Hunting ton Beach, California. Both parties were formerly residents of Douglas. The newly married couple will live at Fullerton, California.
The Cordova daily times., 1920-09-16

The Petersburg hospital is being modernized. Among the improve ments is a steam heating plant with steam pressure of 250 pounds. A sterilizer also has been installed.
The Cordova daily times., 1920-09-16

Felix Belmonte, Mexican has been adjudged insane at Wrangell and or dere sent to Morningside.
The Cordova daily times., 1920-09-16

A subscriber to the Wrangell paper stats that tourists are being cheat ed out of @ chance to see Alaskan towns by the fact that the steamship do not give them chance to see the towns along the route.
The Cordova daily times., 1920-09-16

Nine men were arrested recently in for gambling and were fined before the city magistrate.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-09
Good Picture at Liberty

What an imagination, Anne OF Green
Gables could Iuag!u" more things In n
minute than tn. average girl could IN
a III, time. Eut then, Anne was brought
up IN an urphanaEr. and the only pleas
urC she ever had was during the times
yh, ina. in"d she was out.
And hat particular dream came true,
and Auue was ad"rt"d by kindly far-
mr. and his sister.
ON. DAY after school Anne told the
girls that she was going 10 imagine
lb,. WAS TrnnvSonS "Elaine." who was
M. subject at study that day. And as
Of I,In.." Anne was hcdeCk"d WIKI
nnvrr~. placed on raft and sent out
iu,h Tho stream TO b" pIloted by the
",l,Irrb mama Scar"Cr0w from \
n.,.i hnr'S vegetable garden. or course
IN. nrhcr girls guided the raft from
wnr, having loads Of fun.
Eut A. tn" raft approached mo
rAr,ds that lnd to the waterfall. the
,,f,I became too much for tho girls and
,hcv were compelled to lot <" u" rope:
lwIy went tn. raft gathering speed
ms II randy dashed on to the rails,
S,.r.ar aFtcr scream rent the air "a
Nrrr.S Cun,pauI"ns realized with nor
r.y that sh" would be dashed TO death
nu th,. rocks holOw. Ahead OF the ratt
lroru.d the falls.
,;lih,rt Elvth". Anne'S sw""th"art
l.:,rlu;s tho calls for hclr, dashed mad
I. rnward m" hyst'ricnl girls. In =
.....r;.d he realized Arn"'S peril. and
". r, The fal'S cheated 80 'h"ir rr"Y'
I'lays today and saturday ~ Liberty
th,atrC.
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We became discouraged as some haH
already expressed themselves by SAYING
they thought the cough had gone 30 lar
tScrr was htLle chance oi my recovery. fNht
. ncighbor had all this TIM h"'n advising
me tn u.e DR.. Hiercc's Golden Medical IBIS
coverr, stating how far gone her HUSBAND
was with q cough and when cV"rythlnr MAO
fail,ri he lsegan to usC tho Golden N'dlch
Discovery which restored hum 10 health-
That WAS several years ago ana his health
Is still good, so my huslHnd got III" hottie
OF the Discovery | left it NJ my '"dslde
tina nigh, and jlls; took li';ic 5lp from the
bottle often. AMI it soon allayed the lrr1ta-
ton in nv throat and | got some sleep.
continued its use and the chang" WAS rT"at
indeed. | began 10 gain in flesh, my Appt-
tue returned and by ~" time l had COM
plctci two or three bottles | WAS sound ana
we'll, and that dreadful cough that had
endured 70 many winters hiss, sine" that
time, cnlv been slight when have cold.
Nv weight then was about l95 pounds ana
now after s. Years ] Am ENJOYING g""h
h"ath. weigh about lao pounds IN"
muth"r Of l. children. and ! am d"lng my
own homework thank tn" good lord
that there is such medicine ~ the Golden
Medical Discovery which was the rIcans at
restoring me- To heath when ! seemed 10
he going hastily tn tn" Crava"-MRS.
ELIZABETH :. ANNON. Route .Rox %.
Rvhmond. Va. - ran highly recon-
mend DR.. PicrrcS Anuric Tablets 10 any.
one troubled With cNcrSS OF urlc acid and,
al%o. those who hav" any 4"rt OF bladder
wraknesS have had greater elct iron
Anuric' (anti-uric-acid' than any kidney
remedy | have ever taken. ana II II a
@, !carirc 10 r~conlu"UA it.'-MliS }. J.
.lD":; - Maiden Lauc.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-09
TRUCK BREAKS PLUG
EMpTYINC RESERVOIR
Benwood And McDIschen Arc without
water For Hours Following
Accident.

The towns nf B"nwood and McM.'h-
en- were without water for several
hours AS TIE result Of an accident Ia
one Of tn" fire plugs on Marshall street.
big truck belonging to the HItChman
Coal & Coke company. collid"d with IN"
- the fire. plugs OF ;hc Benwood- Nj
Mechen Consolidated Water company.
breaking tho plug.
Before the accident was reported thc
big water reservoir had been complete
~ drained. Receiver s. g. Smith and
Superintendent VI. Dulau had a force "t
rcDairrnen AT work shortly after tn"
trouble was discovered and the fore"
worked FOR several hours before the
damage could b. repaired and tn"
pumps started again
The breaks occurred NJ = point on
the main between the pumps aud TIA"
r,scrvoir. making Il necessary 10 shut
down tho pump completely while tn"
broken plug was being repaired. This
completely cut off tn" supply "c water
to both muniCi palitNcS.
The broken plug poured n great vol
ume Of water onto Marshall street. hut
tn" pavement carried II TO n sewer from
where IL was carried away without do
ing any damage.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-09
Fourth Street Church
Societies Will Meet

Last night = very interesting meeting
nr tho Queen Esther Circle, which - the
Home Mission Society Of young women
Of Fourth street. was held in the church
parlorS After the regular business was
transacted. II being the monthly bust
ness meeting. n social hour was enjoyed
with Miss Amy Rogers as hostess.
Boys and Girls Of the Hon" Guards
and Kings HCraldS are AL invited to
the horne OF Mrs r. T Nay. Hnn South
Penn street, on Saturday m;"rnr"n Al
. o'clock. The members ar, asked I" h"
at tho church at 40 and all g. over 10
Mrs Nays home IN n body.
The women Of ma ShnrcS ara '""S!Hs
forward 70 The monthly all-daY meeting
of all women societies on next Tuesday.
January 9th at tn" church. All women
connected with the Fourth street. are
cord ally invited.
Mr. Graham Marsh is the nov "-CHn-
,St at Fourth street. He - WI k'"wu
~ Wheeling, and has just com" from
New York City. wher" h" has c"mnI"t"d
course Of study with Marry Row"
Shelley. The congregation Is anuCIpat-
Ing me special music to b" given wl;h y
great deal OF interest.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-09
"PUT me- ON MY
Feet" SAYS HOOD
BUSINESS MAH WAS UNABLE TO
STRAIaHTEN UP BHHoEE "
BEGAN TAXING TANLAC.
NOW FEELS AS GOOD As II Rv11
DID IN H11 LIFE,
H 6TATE1.

"statement after statement Is now
being made by the people OF West Eir-
rinia about Tanlac. the medicine. that
j. bAinE so widely discussed and dis
II ihu'ed every where and which Is &C
conrplishinE such surprising and graft
tying results among all classes.
Mcclellan Rood. we'll known busi-
ness man. living at $2S Virginia avenue.
cstinC statement In an interview. De-
c,mbr- o5th:
Nothing ever helped me until 7 got
Taniac and now I am just like man
enjoyed n Christmas Day more than the
one just past for my health was never
h..:t"r than II j. now. But. at the time I
iskpg Ts eonSn ss, ,b mfre than
Il have always been in pretty good
shane physically until about Il year and
= half ago. Al TIT time my stomach
began hurting me. my appetite went
from then on until J. took Tanlac. It
worried IN" no little 10 see my usual
good health slipping away. but there
, seemed to b. no way 70 help myself, for
god Az each day rolled around felt
weaker. I even got so weak and played
, out that couldn't sweep the front
pore ri home or do any little thing
that needed doing about the house. In
, fact. SIMPLY wasn't worth a nickel SO
I far as airy kind ~ work was concNrned
fer vas almost helpless. Ny stomach
got in such I bad shape that I could
cat nothing scarcely and the gas from
What little did cat would almost cut
nf my breath. would bloat up as tight
as n drum and be in so much pain that
! lust had 10 stop whatever was trying
10 do AMI 20 10 bed.
"Whv. 7 wa% in such a weakened con.
dition for nearly whole year that
had I" walk all bent over and I never
was able "a stralghten up until I took
. Tanlac. NY condition was most dis
trcssing and kept getting worse. One
dan. while in McGuire's drug store look.
, ing for something to give me little
relief. inquired about Tanlac and de-
cid.d n try my luck with that medicine.
so bought bottle and after taking It
( fHlt such a great improvement that
C", another and continued taking II
until now am on my fourth bottle and.
I as said. 7 am feeling just like brand
new man. cat just anything ! want.
do any kind of work. and can walk per-
fnctly erect and haven't an ache or A
pain Of any kind. In fact. am in as
good shape as I ever was and gladly
and freely recommend Tanlac to every
on" for # has put me on my feet in
! perfect health"
Tanlac is sold IN Wheeling by the
! Hngc-Davis Drug Co. 1l45 Market St
: and 1884 Main ST.. and the E. K. Hoge
I Drug Co.. Martins Ferry.
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TEST WENTWORTH
WITHOUT TAKING
ONE CENT OF RISK
That's What J. G. Hizer Did
When He Bought the First
Bottle.

That's wha, iho reader ran 10.
-s,,,crT Nerv-Worrh nd says Your do
iar back ;: thus famous family ton!r
does not benefit y"u.' NJ. H'1er said;
N-,rth from Sou I was in bad n"r-
QUO condition Could not dtEeS' ~
HsSiuilate my food end was becoming
weak AID very much run down Att"r
nc nv boat would rlutt"r and tn
,cy,rI. and S"cam" very much alormri.
80 -. awning else Gas formed ~
IN, stomach and I v"u'd oloat badly and
nv storna"h Vas %'r" and painful .
Mary night ".'u'u 30; sleep but 'af
oT,Ec 81 rr.l,'. I'D S"Trr" head
aches and rh~u~'pt;" pains -! logs anil
arms, Now after r>lnE thr"" onu)"1
~ Sery-worth Ann I'D % AL N" az
ynents mentioned and ar r"SF'n'nE my
strength and igor. tn" doctors 'alrd
sn hsip m, in Ia" 1"aSt. an thank
hroaEht relief right from "a" star.
urOoehN = =. UIZF.E
sa.G \ Rohcr, boulevard. Dayton
>risst.r drug store Ttlis NrrN-WCrrA
N wheeling.
" r Mcnamara: F"lio". FULTON P1sr-
r..ry, M.ngo Junction. Mooro Bros;
NS.rftnH Ferry, RslScon & Parker. s..
rs.tpxytll., Patterson 6 Sons; Barne-
az HiIlcs Bros: Cameron. Cameron
- Co; SiStersv!us, G.. r. DlsQce'
- Martiusv,lle, Hornbrook's Drug
&c.. Moundsyille, J. II Ram i'rrz
q. bridgeport seroy & Reed Dent
1t.rracy); eellalre. Dankworth Rroa )
n.1sn Csty, Mc-Ea= o-cs.: West Alex
49, x. McConn; Edgs~ood The
Tdrr1ood Pharmacy: Elm Grove.
ix,Inr,.s pharmacy: Bsnwood. BenWooe
Org Co; MeMecaenv CArrone PhAS-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-09
OBITUARY


Mrs. Mary FacIni ono Of the most
widely known residents Of Benwood
wife Of John Factni. OF No. @46 Mar
shall street, died yesterday morning AZ
the family residence. she had been an
invalid for the past eight years. She
was born in Delmatia. 40 years ago and
came to this section IN 1902. The huS-
band and six children survive. The
children are: John. Jr.. Of Akron. Ohio;
Angela. Regina, Catherine and Antoine.
all at home. TWO brothers. Joseph and
Antoine Donidich. at BenwOod. also sur
Yive.
Mrs. Faclnl was staunch member OF
the ST. Johns Cathode church of Ben
wood. Funeral arrangements are IN
complete, but will likely be hold from
the St. Johns Catholic church on Satur.
day morning at . o'clock. with Rev
Father =. NJ. Schoemen officiating. In.
teJhent will De made IN Mt. Calvary
Cemetery.
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is ALWAYS BRIGHT
AND CHEERFUL NOW
THIS 60 Y1An OLD WKH1IM0 CI1L
XEN DECLA11S " las A011
ENERGY, ST11N6x1 AID
ENDURANCE 3xA1 II
Many A DAT.
The New Root and Herb 1StaSdy, Drseo.
Eassd HIS Stomach; outStoA Ms
Nerves, Relieved Con9tpA- ,
tion, and Liver Trouble.

"I am 81 years old, but don't feel u
these days" declared Alexander Ed
wards. Of ll7s High St, Wheeling, ".
Va. ~
II have more energy, and strength
these days and can walk twice AZ Tar
as before. without growing tired. since
taking couple bottles OF Dreco. the
new root and herb tonic. Ny strength
was falling me fast: | couldn't sleep
much on account of my nerves; my ap-
petite was gone: was bilious: had pains
in my back and was constipated most
every day: / got down SO bad hao 20
spot work altogether. Dizzy spells
bothered mo frequently.
"A friend recommended Dreco 70 me-
so ! bought a bottle; and that first bot
tie did me lots Of good, 80 got another
one am now bile to work some bowels
acting regularly: no more dizzy Spells
and / sleep sound every night and nave
big appetite. The backaches are an
gone too. nreco is fine and l gladly
recommend it,"
The good old-fa shioned roots. herbs.
banks and berries, like our ioretatners
brewed their teas from. and raised
hardy race Of people. are still recoS-
nized as the best remedies TOT tne
stomach. liver. kidneys. bowels and
blood. Dreco is made from twelve
herbal plants, and its action Is prompt
and pleasant for man. woman or chilo.
Dreco is now sold by all good drug
gists throughout the country and -
highly recommended in Wheeling by =.
II. Griest & Co., 113S Market street
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-09
Daughters of Veterans
Officers Are Installed

Officers vt Clara Hart"n Ten: "" =.
.,o,,,b,.re Of Veterans, were Installed
hy Mrs. Il. l. Rondchusch. Of Charles
'"u. >i,l,r Installing Officers TOR the
p,urht,rs Of Veterans Mrs I;"ur'-
hush ai>n Installed thu officers oI inc
Of Elm Grove. ;.
rho m"mr"rS or th"Sc t"n,S arc di-
rect Desc ndcnle If civil war veterans
qnI t. h- = lu"mh,.r is regarded a. an
honor that money cannot my. lh'S'
.,r,.,n,yuiInrs rr mobile women arc
working in their qu',t way giving help
wh"r" hrlr - needed - widows and
rrphanS al Union soldiers. and doing
ali my IAN t" MAKE happier the lives
oC IN" I'D comrades. tn" last Of "hnm
,v,Il sn,, hry, answered final taps"
The mission "C tn" organization is TO
eprrad widely I'm teaching Of patriot
ism So hat tho" Will be- no stain on
The Flag our FATHERS Saved
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Funeral services for Peter Mcl-auSh-
lin. who died on Tuesday. vii n" nelo
this uur1inG At SEE o'clock from the
homo Of has brother. Martin NcLauGh-
lin. Requiem hrch mass al inH Church
Of Tmra"ulat' Conception At uclocA'
Intern, Mt ut NJ. Calvary cemetery. Inc
deceased wNS we'll known Ahr"uSnout
tn, city ana dicd following stroke OF
raraIvSIs. H.. - survived by one SON,
Ni,h.,rl. Of Thomas. ". Va, and one
brother. Martin. Of this city. tn" de-
ceased was in his nInety-seCond year.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-09
MISS DENNISON
OF BOMBAY, INDIA,
AT WOMAN'S CLUB
sS,.st.ozary VIII Speak 1t tho A. o. Q:
W. Hall-wnl be Followed BY
Lteut.-Col Day.

.rh, literary department OF the Won
ans Cluh viii b, addressed today by
Mis- p"uu!~ou. Of Bombay. India, who
hn~ h."u ~ tnr city for the past week
g!,lnE addr., So h"for" various church
amt missionary SuCirtIcS. and at the l..
". - \. Sh" VIII speak at three
o't'lnrk. and VIII l." followed At $3.50 by
Lirtt,nar: -Culun"l Day, Of TIL" Car
nrsl.. shoot Of Technology Of Pitts
burgh. who Will taxi is his subject:
Tho EIble and IT'S Effects tpon the
Thought and Speech or Modern Times:
The meeting will De- held at the A Q.
l. w. auditorium. Mrs. Julian O.
H.arn,. tho president of the club and
Mrs. 4 t. Wilson, chairman or the
Literary department extend a cordial
Invitation 10 all the clergy Of the city 10
be present.
Drama League
Tho meeting Of thu Drama League Tor
january has been postponed until Mon
day tho lqth. at which time the meeting
u III take plac" AZ $50 O'Clock. Mrs. W.
\. Kelly Will talk IN the works Of Bern
hardI.
''rhe Encounter" widely discussed
and read book b! Ann" ScdGw 'ch. VIII
form IN. discussion for tn" Book Re
view I.unChconS Of next month. Il Will
n,. rrocurabe to-day a. thr luncheon
which will hs served at N" sunday
school rooms Of St Matthews church,
hy tho Fourth. Twig. presided over by
Mrs. JUScrh Rankin.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-09
WILL PRESS DEMANDS.

EAST LIVERPOOL. Ohio. Jan E
The original demands Of tn" 5000 m"m.
bcrs Of the National brotherhood "'
opc raiive pottcrs for IS percent war,
increase submitted last September. hat
compromised for ninety days on nv,
pcr cent, advance. will no pre- SScd
President Edward Mcuc. announced ~.
dav. \ conference on tho pottery work.
erS' demands will be held IN New York
January is.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-09
Regular Habits Produce,
a Beautiful Complexion
Daily elimination rids the system of poisons.
Women should realize that

n HANY women complain daily OF
V their complexion. Of then head
aches and general i'll health hale
realizing that the trouble IS constipation.
Women. too, are much more subject to
such eonSesnon than men. and much mcre
esreless OF il. The result IS seen IN luster-
less weary eyes in allo~, Pimply COM
pIexior, IN la,siude. bad breath, aud m
that word 20 oteu used. ''indsposed.
Al the first sign OF these symptoms the
WISE woman vii take q laxative, and
will zee that the young Srl and others m
her care do likewise. Dr.. CAld~elIs
Syrup Pepsn is the tavon'e with thou
sands Of women because II Is mild and
gentle n its action and m the end trans
the stomach and bowel muscles to do
thea work naturally without the aid OF
medicine.
o This combination Of lmpIe laxative
berbs with pepsn can be bought at any
drug store for SOC and s ] bottle. the
harz foc families, for il IS also a very
sterling 6rsa-Aid IN eoldl, levers and other
sudden lib that make i advisable 10
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-09
MN Militia GaYn,An.

Miss NCttle GaYmau. ~C)s known rcSi-
dent OF the Island. died very suddeuly
yesterday morning at II o'clock. a the
home Of her u"ice. Miss Jean \. Clyk"-
OF No. l0S North York street TIL" de-
ceased was born IN thIS city and had =
large host Of friends who regret her
loss.
The deceased j. surv we'd by one broth
er. George Gaym - the Island and her
niece Miss Jean \. Clyk"r. Funeral ar
rangem"utS axe nut completed at th'S
time
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REV. FERRIS
VISITS HERE

Rev. +. s. Ferris, of Springfield. O..
will arrive this afternoon accompanied
by Mrs Ferris. to take charge Of the
special services which will be held at
the Second Presbyterian church az
preparation for communion which Will
b. observed in the church on Sunday.
the 18th. at which he will likewise Of
fiCiate.
Rev. Ferris has received a unanimous
call TO the pulpit Of the Second Presby-
shout three weeks ago. but as yet he
has not received his release from the:
Covenant Church Of Springfield. OF
which he is now pastor. While here
Rev. and Mrs. Ferris will be AT tho
McI.uVa hotel.
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FORD CAR TAKEN

\ Ford automobile belonging TO
Charles klOsS was taken from Thlrty-
eighth and Jacob streets at l1:3O
.,,CInrE last night. II was found by
PairoIman BlCk in possession of n IL
vcar.oId lad on Thirticth street where
The cnCinC had stalled. The boy vas
1nknn 10 nnlicr HEADQUARTERS.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-09
NEGRO CHARGED WITH
THEFT OF A COAT

Justcr Darlington. colorcd. of the Sec
nnd ward. was arrested by officer F7an-
niGan last evening following complaint
ny Mary Jones' also Of the Second ward
lie was charged with stealing coat.
He WAS taken 10 the city jail for the
night and viii be given hearing this
morning at y o'clock before Justice Of
Peace Il. H. Hobbs at III" Jail.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-09
SLIGHT ACCIDENT
At BELMONT MILL

A cylinder head on one Of the engines
nj the Belmont mill Of the Wheeling
Steel & Iron company blew out at 1880
o'clock this morning. Fortunately no
ono Was in iurrd The accident necesSi-
tat.s shutting down a portion Of the
nlnnt while repairs are being made.
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Eskey Funeral Saturday.

Funeral SER Ir"~ :0r MIS-. J"nnlr VIC
Caffery t:sk"y. VIII" died on Ncd""s.
day. January ,th. 1t her home N Pas
burSh. Pa. wall y" held on Satu-.. y
morning at II O'clock ia the .Nil-u Grove
Presbyterian church ~ Sherrard. W.
Va Roy. II. \ I;iddlr. 81 West AlcA'
ander will oCsjc.aI". Intsrmcut with DC
made in Nll"I Grove cemetery. The de-
ceased was IN hrr tlttv-thIrd year and
IS survived by her husband. one dauEh-
ter and four sons. ana her mother. Mrs
Elizabeth McCaCfcry. Of Tampa. Florida,
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Byrd. Sr. who died a quarter Of cen
fury ago at t.ltzAh";h. W. Va Tn" dc
ceased IL survived by thru" daughters,
Mrs Roma Hermann. II arkcrshurS
W. Va. Mrs. l.. H. ll"hrrt of Elizabeth,
W. Va. MISS kath"rHu ~ ri. It tins
city. and NV" sons. L; y Byrd. Jr., and
l.. II. BI rd. both Of this city.
TIL, remains vii he taken l" Palestine,
W. Va. whcr" services Will l"' held and
intermsnt Will be- mud" N the family
burial grounds a. that place.