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The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-12-04
She is Only Fourteen But Has
Fine Cows, Ponies, Lamb
and Pig.

fUnited Press Leased Wlre SERVICE
CHICAGO, Dec. 4.-Glris nake
Just as good stock raisers as men
according to Josephine GARDEN, loui-
teen year old grammar school slu,
dent, Of Wapello, Iowa, VINO anlazsu
experienced stock breeders at the
international stock show mere "neh
her entries carried off prizes In '"o
events.
Josephine, owner OF STOCK lalMl n
with nine head on 1t, has been caring y
for stock three years and peneves II
Is business for any healthy young
woman. In the three years she has
heen running her farm, Miss Garden
has won MANY prizes, one of them
being the grand championship for
short horn steers at the Iowa state
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-12-04
Wilson'S Message Completed.

limited Press Leased Wire Service !
WASHINGTON, Dec. 4.-President
Wilson will receive a committee
which will call with formal notifca"
ton that congress is in session. 1t
was said at the white house rnday.
There is as yet no indication. bow
ever, as to whether the president
will deliver his message in person.
He desires to, but DR.. Grayson has
advised against it.
The message is practically cum
plcte, but has not gone to the printer.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-12-04
MAYORS
WIDOW
ARRIVES
Mrs. Terence Mac Swiney Met
by Great Crowd, Wearing
Mourning Bands on
Arms.
FLAGS OF sINN FEM
Progress Up Fifth Avenue Was Like
TriumphaJ Procession, People
Eager to See
Her.
FLAGS OF s1NN FEM

UNITED Press Leased Wire Service.
NEW YORK, Dec. 4-Received in
impressive silence by crowd of
Sim Fein sympathizers, wearing
mourning bands on their ARMS, and
carrying Sim Fein flags, Mrs. Muriel
MacSwiney, widow of the lord mayor
of Cork. landed today. from the White
Star liner Celtic and went in an auto
mobile to the Saint Regis hotel.
Mrs. MacSwiney was accompanied
by Mary MacSwiney, her. sister-in-
law.
She came to this country to tes-
tffy before the commission formed by
the New York Nation. weekly maya
zine.s.to Investigate the Irish situa-
ton.
In anticipation of trouble at the
pier several hundred policemen were
on hand. They held the crowd back
to the sidewalks. Some, however,
clustered around the automobile as
Mrs. MacSwiney entered it. The
silent welcome" continued until just
as the automobile procession started
when there was an ,outburst of cheer
ing.
. A big delegation was on hand to
greet the widow. Eamonn De Valera
was represented by Harry Boland,
his secretary. Representatives of
all the longshoremen's unions in the
city acted as an honor guard as Mrs.
MacSwiney walked from the gang
plank to the car A police escort of
motorcycle men accompanied her to
the hotel.
There was crowd all along the
route and many times Mrs Mac
Swiney was greeted with handicap
ping or by silent doff1ng of hats by
the men. Many Sim Fein flags were
in evidence. Peddlars did rushing
business selling mourning bands, flags
and buttons bearing MacSwiney's pic
ture. The line Of march was we'll
policed.
Mrs. MacSwiney's progress up
Fifth avenue was like a triumphal
procession. The crowds were dense
all along the way. They frequently
broke through police lines and ran
along beside her automobile cheering
wildly. At every halt, hundreds
fought to get near her. A double row
of motorcycle police rode on each
side of her car Several times police
men were knocked from their motor
CyCtGS Dy nlue ClcWu III ieo S"SoSiAA~f'S
to reach her side.
Passing the Union club where Sim
Feiners smashed windows Thanks
giving day because a British flag was
displayed. the escort of longshore-
men hooted and jeered at the men,
bers who thronged the windows look
ing out at the parade. The marchers
defiantly waved their Sim Fein flags
at the club while the noise of hiss
ing, and booing ran all down the line.
Mrs. MacSwiney paered out of her
auto in an interested manner. There
was another crowd at the hotel
where she was greeted with echoing
cheers and applause. Once she left
her car to kiss six children dressed
in green who stood at the curb.
Again, when the throng surged close,
she threw roses at them. The people
fought for the flowers.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-12-04
Preparations for Landing.
by Raymond Clapper, United Press
Staff HnrreSnnndant

FFSPdF IOT Idu0uuSs
by Raymond Clapper, United Press
Staff Correspondent
ABOARD STEAMSHIP PASTORES,
Dec 4-(By wireless)-President-
elect Harding made preparations to
land today at Norfolk, Va, where he
will speak in the Tabernacle.
Harding expects the conference OF
political leaders which begins at
Marion December 13 to be concluded
before the Christmas holidays.
Then the president-elect intends to
visit Florida, during January.
It was the impression of those
close to Harding that he will not
visit President Wilson when he
reaches Washington, and that he win
address the senate on Monday only
il invited to do SO. u.
Favo.s Great Navy.
NEWPORT NEWS, Va, Dec A.
Speaking within few miles Of Ameri-
cas- greatest naval bases, President
elect Harding today declared for a
esnavy equal to the greatness of this
nation"
Harding's speech was delivered in
the academy of music here few
hours after he landed from his ship,
the Pastores, on which he came from
Panama.
Harding also expressed the hope
that the world would soon reach ap-
proximate disarmament, but ADDED
Until that time want an Ameri-
can navy equal to the greatness OF
this nation"
The president-elect warned OF dill
cult times ahead as result OF the
world war.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-12-04
Some Short and Snappy Items
Which Make News Wire
Sparkle.

IUnited Press Leased Wire Service J
OKLAHOMA CITY, Okla, Dec. T.
1t costs man five cents when he
saws damn in the county clerks S
office and the harsher the words the
more it costs. Women clerks nave
devised a bank in which money IS
deposited. collected as fines for
"cuss words"
Yeegs Get Oil Stock.
MARION, Ohio, Dec. 4.-SomN'
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-12-04

IN CHICAGO
Several Cases Reported, Resulting ir
Order for All School Chill
dren to Be Vacci-
mated.

limited Press Leased Wire Service. ]
CHICAGO, Dec. 4.-Smallpox was
reported prevalent in many schools
OF Chicago today. All children were
ordered barred from class rooms who
refused to submit to vaccination
About two hundred were out, school
authorities reported, because parents
refused to permit vaccination.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-12-04
Foreian EXCHANGE Market.

4 United Press Leased Wire Service.1
NEW YORK. Dec. 4.-Little change
YVES manifested in the opening OF
foreign exchange today. Sterling was
unchanged at $3.4024 francs .O600,
off .O0O2: lire 0359, off .0001; Canad-
ian dollars S576, unchanged; Danish
krouen .O39O; marks 0140, off 0001..
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-12-04
WiIhur Marsh LII

limited Press Leased Wire Service.l
WATERLOO, Iowa, Dec. ~4.-Wilbur
Marsh, democratic national commit
teeman from Iowa, is i'll at his home
here, suffering with inflammatory
rheumatism. His condition is not
considered serious.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-12-04
Next Weeks Weather.

IITnited Press Leased Wire Seryice.l
WASHINGTON, Lee. 4.-Forecast
for period of December sixth to
eleventh inclusive:
Region of the upper Mississippi and
lower Missouri valleys:
Generally fair and normal tempera-
lures.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-12-04

was a Catholic and Margaret has
taken her mothers faith. The ques-
tion of whether she would nave 10
become a protestant before marrying
the Prince of Wales would nave 10
Be decided by the British govern
ment1
Story Is Denied.
LONDON, Dec. 4.-The encourage
of the Prince of Wales today denied
there was any truth in the rumors
that he was engaged to Princess
Margaret of Denmark, or that such
an enga cement was to be announced
soon
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-12-04
Soviet RepubIic.

UNITED Press Leased Wire Service ]
LONDON, Dec. 4.-Armenia has
been declared soviet republic, a
wireless message from Moscow de.
clared today.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-12-04

Shoes worn by some Chinese
women are only five inches long.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-12-04
MARGARET
is ENGAGED
Announcements Soon to Be Made OF
Approaching Wedding OF Prince
of Wales and Princess OF
Denmark.

limited Press Leased Wire Service J
COPENHAGEN, Dec. 4.-Engage'
ment of the Prince of Wales to Pr1n.
cess Margaret, of Denmark, Will pc
announced soon, it was rumored mere
today.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-12-04

Princess Margaret is the youngest
cl,ild of Prince Valdemar OF Den
mark Her full name is Princess
Margaret Francoise Louise Marie
MaIena She is cousin of King
cbristian of Denmark and was born
santember II. 1895. The princess re
sides at Copenhagen. ,.., -
Marparet's mother, who died IN
1869, was Princess Mare, VI eho so
French royal house Oh Orleans on0
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-12-04

president Wilson has just under
taken to mediate between the Arme.
mans and tie forces of Mustapha
kemal Turkisa leaderl
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-12-04

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The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-12-04

CONTINUED on page -
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-12-04

THE WEATHER
Pair. Cooler Tonight. Warmer
Sunday. Local temp. Z p. m.,
SO; 7 a. m, Al.
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NASTY
Colds
Get instant relief with
''Pape's Cold Compound

Don "UII "IUTITI- up IIIIT UIUI|lIII
ana mufnngl a dose of paue'a Cold
Compound" takon every two houra ua-
I'D three doses arD taken usunlly broaka
up cold and ends nll grippe misery
Tho very first dose orcus Nuu clog
ged up noatrils and the aIr passages
IT yOur head stops nose runuiug rec
hVyes ire hoadacho du'lness fcvcrlah
ness anecglnr. soreness. stiffness.
fune's Gold Compound" ls thn
quickest, surcat relief Known and COSTS
onlvu few cents at drug stores o. note
without assistance. Tuatos Mice. Gone
nua uo quiuuo Insist on rApes'
.AdvJ
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M with preaching hy the pastor Evan
rtlistic services
SUNDAY school $3.50 am. David rcol
superintendent
rpworih Lcnst. pm Mira =. g
Ncranehan. loader
Junior Niss.tnnrk rocicty pm.
Mrs , T. NcCmin, mpcrinscndont
MidwecN service "Wednesday 30 pm
the services
FRANK g. BUCHANAN.
l4nfnt
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ohurah d .he aood shsnhard.

Chapprrni ana TAYLOR @iH
10 aim. SUNDAY school j g. Eiiioit
superintendent.
~ am. service and sermon
1880 pm. cvcning prayer Hnd SERMON.
You are cordially invited CO. Worship
with us.
Seats are Hi froc
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1920-02-01

To these services and the reading
room tne public ie welcome
First Baptiat Church.
sunday school at n:I6. ~ s. Satter-
white. superintendent Glasses for an
HHU
lrnlchnF hf tho plsfo- lt % ann.
ana pm The evening hour vil bc
given 90 sermon iu the YOUNG people.
Special music gao both hours.
Tho iunlor and senior n. y A. L. 81
VIII meet ui pm. An souns people
nNtel Zine opportunity tor SCR de-
fclopmnnt
Woman Auxiliary VIII moot at tho
church Tuesday afternoon ut Boa bust
uett session.
Regular UrHNcf melting Wednesday
at pm Choir rehearsal Friday nt
Nm
Tho public s cofdullN invited Co at
nd 1000 uf those scrtices.
iiilfh g. CARROLL, Pastor.
First Methodist Church.
tAlosuultt unu Aiauu Stel
Hours of Worship ili5 90 am. aud D.
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'inuNr school $50 H.HI
Preaching i0.ss am. followed Joy
communion service.
League 6.lh pm.
Evening service 7.16
A cordial invitation ia extended 60 am
10 attend these s"rs IccM
J. ~ rfih.DERS Pastor
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vigorous, success ffTla
riufdv iron men,
and healthy, rosy
checked aUme1 -
linF them nn me-
allie iron. Tive HIi
forms ~ metallic
iron ur1ffl through
"A diF tive process
60 fsaIi.crm them
rf0 organic lion
llucaiei irar be-
fore tiicy nrc ready
% o. hL.n uq lnli
aimi'ltrd bv tt7
hHrln fysftm Not.
oifh rflinr ll' that
been eii and
I.fn on fIl7 sub
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Physician Explains Who Should Take
-
Nv,v.+oI Ey0v,
Practical Advice ON How 20 Heir Build Up
Great Strength, Energy and Euduronce.

Commenting on the
tite ~ Nuxaftd lion 40
y tonic. strength and
blood builder ly over
three milton people an,
nufllY. nr, James
Francs Sullivan, ior.
fncfly physician %
Bellevue Hospital tOli.
door ncptl, New York,
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ehs,,er County
liospi,ai. rsi.
slack ~ iron IA
sfe hood noe
only naics q
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rran oal woman who wants 10 n0esf<1
perfect ncnIth, rfcnf phssirHi c-darlacr
nuI strong, lecn mentality. Nr. tuliifnn
tells how e. inerrtFr Tho IRON "a or blood
and fhffH'y rtiu -ratfr rhgHicai and rlcn-,
Gal Power, brighter insrii-cta and better
hrffilh.
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MY Baby's Arms" fox
trot from "Follies OF 1919
con The Streets Of Cairo"
One-step.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-11-09
SHADYS|DE
Woman,a Club to Meet.

Owing to the fact that a member OF
the committee directing the production
of the raSeant THE Pilgrims has
been called out Of town on account or
the serious illness Of relatives, IL
has been necessary TO postpone this
dramatic work until early in the new
yrar. Because Of this condition. the
November meeting will be held this eve
ming In the parlors of the CHRISTIAN
church and will be devoted entirely 10
business matters. The chairman OF
the hospitality committee Will attend
10 details for the meeting and members
are urged to attend: tend.
The Woman's Home and Foreig Mis-
sIonary society of the Presbyterian
cbmrch will hold All all-day meeting at
rho home Of Mrs r. c. Fairs on Thurs
day heginning at 10 o'clock. This is
tbc fail relay study meeting. Each
rnnan will take rer own lunch. Ladies'
~ the town who are interested In the
study are invited
Mr. and Mrs. chris Dawson OF west
Irorticth street have returned from
short visit with friends near Claring-
Mr. and Mrs. ]. c. Amber and two
damghters Of Alliance, formerly resi-
donts OF Shadyside. spent the end OF
Inc week with relatives here.
Th. Homans class Of the PrcSbyte-
rian sabbath school Is preparing TO
nrnacnt nm "Old Folks Concert" some
tlmc thi. month. rehearsal was held
Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Talbot. who have
hean on farm near Jerusalem during
IN, summer. will return this week TO
their property on East Thirty-seventh
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-11-09
Wheeling People

and {. II. Griest & Co. Is reporting
pleased customers.
SINCE SALEE is Immediately active
in reducing the soreness OF The tender
sensitive lungs of the infants or the
lungs Of the sturdy parent alike. there
BY reducing the fever.
The magic wonder - that relief comes
80 quickly. II frees CloBHed noStrlIS ana
inflamcd air passages III the head, whlch
inflammation sometimes leads tao
catarrh and impaired hearing.
SINCE SALNE ~ modern. efficient
ointment. active III killing germs and
therefore gets prompt results when USED
Tor cczeruu and other skin troubles; DIS
IrCslnE tortured skin that burns Ike
nr. Is southed Immediately. Those COM
mon. continued ear Dealings and nOsc
sores are checked by Inserting small
quantities of SINCE SALNE.
1t is perfectly pllable and ~ mighty
good modern IInImcnt for all liniment
needs.
When you buy SINCE SALEE what
Won pay for il satisfaction and that is
what We guarantee 10 you.
Better Lee prepared AT once: go to {. Ii
Grlcst 4 CO.. drug store today and get n
ia- Price zoe, Coo and Slu0 per jar. If
Your druggist does not keep II. send US
35c and the parcel post Will bring 1t to
your ocur by return mail VIM NJ.
Simpson Drug Co.. Wholesale DRUGGISTS.
Williamsburg S,stiHnA E..IS.rrGll-Ia.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-11-09
MOUNDSvILLE NEWS
LAST TRIAL IN
FIRST DISTRICT.
LAST JURY TRIAL AT PRESENT
TERM OF MARSHALL COUNTY
COU1T STARTS THIS MORNING.
Several Cases Heard Ysster1ay-other
News From Mound City.


Ihe last jury trial or Marshall county
as a part OF the first circuit court this
morning when the case or the stare
aEninSt Joe CreSap Will be tried. rms
Is the last jury trial OF the present term
OF court.
Mike Rhymoskt pleaded guilty 10 op-
Grating common gambling house IN
circuit court yesterday morning and he
was given S50 and costs by Judge
SommervIlle
Wednesday has been set aside for d.
vorCe day and the docket this year Is
very heavy.
VIII Re Given q Nearing
\ boy by the name OF Brver!dGe will
be given a preliminary hearing In Squire
Lewis court Wednesday ,<rn!ng on n
charge of stealing q WiuvS- knight car
BELONGING 70 W. /. ITauShtv Of this city.
The car was taken from the Dewey &
ORlr repair Shon q. THOMPSON avenue
several DAYS ago and H. has been run
ming about town until Saturday when il
hrnks down ana nc took the car To the
Overland garage whore II was recog-
njzed
The bow was arrested Sunday evening
by local police.
County Court.
Tho Corr,,. rovri mn, YESTERDAY m
NUH,'! nv 80 ci':t,o,,
E ecu a 80, t"S N"'eS go -. w" 80 gons
80 80, ".rh , .noS' VI 'hs no,vn ,',I1 he
.irisnyI $3.50 "''" '''' WIN
A'"'''''u '"""' s+or
r. HoD store. an s.rar,h
s'Tes1 was pHOHtn n mo 49, nTaSra,I "mo
tate "iliE S VI Sssats' IS 80 ""N
tobacco ana some cnanEe was raAtn:
An entrance WAS alttCteu ps 'erio' is
4 piaIe t'NSS ~ rear WHOM me ~
ice haNe H'Vr'", cues "".i '"''" '''''
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-11-09
M'MECHEN

Mesdames Jennie Mccullough and J..
Morgan pleasantly entertained the mem
bers Of the Women's Foreign Missionary
society OF the NJ. f. Church at the NC.
evening. The ladies discussed india
which proved 10 be very interesting.
and a large number were in attendance.
No Celebration Here.
At the meeting held BY the A.. a.
Mountain Post OF the American Legion.
~ was decided not 20 hold an Armistice
Day celebration here due 10 their be-
ing such a short time. 10 make arrange
ments An invitation has been received
BY the post to attend tn" C"lebral!ol
a: Bellaire and Il was concluded TO at
WIN rnterta1n This Evening.
This evening a. her home on seventh
street Mrs. \. G W"odonrn VIII en-.
tertaln the members OF Division No. J
OF the Ladies Aid Society Of the NJ: +,
Church. A number Of business matters
are 70 be transacted after which
plea SAINT time vii. be spent In various
forms OF needlew6rk \ dainty luncheon
will be served At the conclusion OF the
evening.
The members OF the Christian Church
are making pinsn to ho!d nasem"n, of Of
the church In honor OF Rev. and Mrs.
G J. FULLER Rev. Fuller being tn" ne"
minister Of the church. tn" committee
In charge is making cIah"rate d'Hnk
mrn.s and IN excellent program VIII ne
rendered. An invitation has been eXtenn-
ed to the members Of the NJ. T. thurch
tn attend The affair will he concluded.
hv the scrving Of h"lici"u> refreshments.
Salt River . lrade.
jolly tim" was r.rh last evening
when IA Salt River parade was held.
Those who participated rathered at
Tenth street at o'clock. wh"r" the pa
rodn was formed The hanh led IN" pro-
crssion which was followed by ma
chimes all beautifully decorated anu over
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-11-09
HAVE NO CLUE TO
FERlAR MURDER

Special Dispatch to The IntcllIgencer
Steubenville, o.. Nov. S.--Weirton pu-
lice announced today that they are still
the persons who killed William Ferrar
and thcn threw the body into the ONO
liYer whore 1T was found by crowd Of
boys late Saturday. The police have
been constantly at work with Sheriff
Armour :. Cooper and his deputies rum
ming down all sorts of trails but none
have amounted to anything. Ferrar, tho
murder victim. was buried today ana
was accorded ono OF the largest funer-
ais ever witnessed IN the town of Weir
ton. He leaves a wife and two chill
dren.
Republicans Of the town of brilliant
ton Tuesday evening when they Will
be Joined by G.. o.. p. forces from al!
parts Of jefferson county in celebrating
the success at the general election laSt
Tuesday. There will be a street parada
with plenty OF red fire followed by pub
" POUR More Stills.
Prohibition enforcement officers VINO
have been working in jefferson county
for several weeks rounded up four more
violators of the .:quor laws Sunday ana
Monday. Charles Cato. Sander kiraly.
John Bugg and July Funatt each plead
ed guilty to operating stills and drew
fine of 5000 and costs each.
identify Auto Victim.
The body of the man Killed 4 week
ago above Follansbee when run down by
an automobile driven by Raymond Rat
clifre was identified today as G5orEe
Meas. aged 80 years. mill worker foI-
merly employed Il; Beech Bottom. lden-
tificatior was made by friends who took
charge Of the remains and inecrmcnt
was made in Brooke cemetery. Kat
Cliffe. the driver of the car was exoncr-
a ted Of all blame IN connection with the
mans death by coroner's Jury.
Police Kept Busy.
Mayor Frank Feist held his largest
session OF police court this morning.
since saloons let this city year and
a half ago. Twenty-Five offenders were
rounded up by the police last night all
Ar1nistice Day Program =.
An official program In ceicbrat ton or
Armlstice Day has been outlined by the
Chamber Of Commerce to be observed
by the entire city on Thursday or this
week. At sunrise every home and bust
ness house Is 10 be decorated with an
American flag. At IL n. m. there VIII
bn a cessation Of business for three
minutes in n silent memorial to those
who lost their lives In tho war and M
mrdiatcly after there will b. blowing
OF whistles and ringing Of bells through
out the city. At p. m. there Will ne
a public meeting at Wells auditorium
With a program OF patriotic addresses
public singing and living pictures.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-11-09

street. II.
church viii meet on Thursday eyenins
with Mrs. Byron Sutlin and Ars'-G'
Frank Malin as joint hostesses. ~
Plans are taking shape for splep.
did chautauqua in Shadyside next sYn-
NOR. There will be afternoon and efS..
ming programs for Ave days. PROBABLY
IN The }aiy little son Of Mr.. and Mrs. gltl
Davis Of Sebring. who has been Sefi.
ousIy Ill with membraneous Group ,ef
thr home of his grandparents. MT. apo
Mrs. Jacob Schu-amm, OF Central ave-
Street signs TO designate the prnx-
unity Of school buildings have been H.
ceiyed from the maker and Street Con-.
missioner Irwin will have them placed
in a few days. The signs are q CAUTION
TO drivers to go slowly In the4e
zones. a..
the winter with her parents. MI: ena
Mrs. ]. S. Beatty, who live south @
town. has gone for a short visit wltn
relatives on High Ridge. -. :
MIR. Everett Bumgardner. who recent.
~ bought a home on South Grand aty.
niue, is building a garage and also ~
addition TO the house. 81!