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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-21
WESLEYAN STRONG IN
DASHING OFFENSIVE

Special Dispatch to Til" lnt"lliGCnC"r.
Buchannon. W Va. Sept. "O.-Scrim
mage today was featured hy tn" daShin-,
offrnSiS" OF the varsity. which tore
through the Vans for six touchdownS
during tn" hour al practice.
In The absence Of Captain Sn"dra-,
Ross called the signals and Flanagan.
Radman Laughridgc and M"nahan
worked ia" other positions. Each "n''
uf these backs ripped of many mic"
gains som" al them going for thirty
and forty yards
Special attention was given 10 IN"
kiCk-off and 10 IA" Susit'"n "f the play
crS on other formations
Eadman. Ahll and i!"ydS spent som"
time IN praCtIcinE kickoff. Will" Laugh
ridge Ross Flanagan and Mona han W."
practicing drop kicks.
The limo TO-DAY was made w "f thu
PottcrS on IA" ends kruShank ana
Boyd at tackl". QuarlcS and SVh""h"rG"r
at guard. and RUhrhough Al center.
The reserves wcr" unable To gain con-
stStcnily II any plays tried. fllll work
I'd in TIA" r"ScrY" barkh"ld and showed
M very faNOrahlN
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-21
SEATS SELLING
FAST FOR IRENE"

Tho smart musical comedy. Irene"
comes 10 the Court for thr"" nights.
starting Thursday. September 2Srd. ar
ter PLAYING for one solid year ~ tn"
Vanderbilt Theatre. New York. 'lrrnr'
was written by James Montgomery WITH
music by Harry Ticrn"y and lyrics hy
Joseph Mccarthy II was staged by
Edward Royce. The piece has faScs.
mating and well defined plot which tells
"A pretty lov" story. t deals with New
York life and It's characters are typical
Of the great Metropolis with scenes en-
hrarlng every Shld" OF New York liz,
from upper Fifth avenue Ia IN" tenc-
ment diStr!cl of Ninth avenue.
Twenty big musical numbers. any one
az winch would carry to success an
ordinary musical piece. Will l." rendered
during thc presentation OF Irene.
Among thu. song hits are "HohhI"S.
"Al.r" Blue Gown" ''taStlc Of Dreams.
The Talk Of tn" Town" To BE Worthy
af You" We're Getting Away with IT,
'.Iranr' TO Love You" sky Rocket
Last Fart OF Any Party.' ''Th"rc's
something IN tho Ait and other gems
that m" now being sung and whlSt!rd
not only IN New York but throughout
the country.
Irene Will b" staged in ihis city IN
the same elaborate, scale with "Sp"Cihl
attention given u every detail az the
performance that characterized It's pre-
SpntatIon N New York city. Thu cast
is composed Of representative musi"al
comedy artists. who are seldom seen
away from the New York theatres.
Seats arr. selling fast for this big hit
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-21

she taught for two years. This last
season she was appointed a. an InStruc-
tor IN junior high school work at Elm
'Gr"N" and taught but ON" Gay. after
which she was STRICKEN with illness,
4 Sh" was the daughter Of Fred \. and
Florence Rad Ewing. who r"S;d" at
No. lQ4S Market street In addition
- h"r parents she is survived by three
brothers and TWO SISTERS. James, -Nddl-
son and Fred Ewing. Jr.. and Misses
Em"lin" and Frances Ewing. all at
home with the exception ~ James
Ewing who is serving III the United
States navy.
Funeral arrangements w"r" incom-
pletc at II late hour last night Put will
probably be held the last Of the week
At the family residence Rev Bennett
pastor OF the Reuben VI. T.. church of
which tn" deceased was an active mem
Der. will haS" charge Of the SERVICES
lnt"rmcnt VIII be- made n Gr-rnwo"d
cemetery.
Miss Ewing ~ niece Of Judge
James Ewing. we'll known attorney of
this city. The news of her death came
az shock TO her large circle of friends
as she was we'll known and liked by all.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-21
ACHED ALL OVER
COULDN' TSLEEP
Stopped Pain in Stomach.
Feels Fine.
MADE HIM WELL,
STRONG AGAIN

suffered from indigestion and
stomach trouble for years, couldn't
sleep or eat. would lay down it
seemed as though would never get
my breath and would suffer untold
pains in my stomach. Often times at
least exertion / would become dizzy and
couldn't see. declares Mr.. a. G: Kim
berly, well known North Wheeling
gentleman residing at No. SEE Market
street.
] started taking Hypo-Cod and after
I had taken the first bottle I started
TO regain my old appetite and take on
Il little weight. l can really say II
helped me more than any other / had
tried and believe me / tried them all.
Now I am as well and hearty as any
man and can eat anything without fear
Of being bothered with indigestion.
There are few people who would
rather wear out their system and run
such chance OF breaking down all at
once than spend n few cents for a
quick. pleasant relief. Earles Hypo-
Cod is so much more powerful II
nmazes druggists. doctors and patients
themselves.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-21
TOO WEAK To GO To SCHOOL
HYPO-COD MADE HER STRONG

their children to remain weak. pale and
| rundown when counties other thousands
Of parents are stepping into the drug
store and spending a few pennies build
ing up their youngsters health. Fast
growing children don't get enough
nourishment out OF modern foods. They
need nice-tast!ng tonic like Earle's
! Hypo-Cod to bring tho roses out In their
! checks and keep their weight increasing
as they grow.
In Earlc's Hypo-Cod We not only have
more powerful and effective tonic but
| il tastes good and agrees with the most
delicate stoma Oh. that's why the chill
dren love to take il. The whole family
may use il at this time OF the year.
| Each orange coIored carton OF the
genuine Ear!rs HypO-Cod bears tho
name Of the nationally known Earle
! Chcmica! company. which is enough
alone TO signify the character OF Hypo-
Cod. Children should h" given such a
tonic and be kept in the pink of con-
dition during school days. They study,
play. grow and sleep better when strong
and we'll Especially during change
able weather the child'S lungs. blood
against colds. coughs. w!ntry ills and
III srases Now you have read the tes
timony 81 Il number II your homo town
folks drop in At any wcll-StoCkod drug
stor. and get couple bottles OF Hypo-
cod tonight.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-21
ONLY THREE CLIMB
OVER 18TH ST. HILL

Leon Micharls pulled surprise in
capturing the first race. which included
all entries with motorcycles equipped
with chains. He was the only entry to
climb the mound.
Clarence Boring. a popular driver and
number Of tho Wheeling Motorcycle
club. was the winner of the second event
ana "a shed with the honor Of being the
only entry in thit race TO go over the
top. This even was Il frce-for all with
or without chains.
Charles Smelling. another we'll known
member of the Cycl" club. grabbed first
h"norS N the event for Harley Davidson
and Indian lightweight machines. He
was Ihr only member of the team to
climb tho hill and finished IN" days
events with only three or over thirty
cr!ryS naishing across the goal
The first hin climb OF This kind. for
the coming season. was successful and
large crowd nf ""NCl"" fans turned out
to Witness tn" interesting races. The
hill = "Nce"dlngly steep and n is con
SIdrr"d II great feat when one "f the
machines puus out and goes over the
top in easy fashion.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-21
1T RESTORED
| MY APPETITE.
So Many Told Him to &c
Hypo-Cod He Finally
Did,
WORKS IN MILL;
NEVER TIRE

was all shot TO pieces and didn
care whether ! worked or not. woul
work eight hours around that awful hea
and come homo so tired and weak
couldn't eat a bite. Would lay dow
and just toss for hours. then get VI
feeling worse than | did before retiring
Folks with such troubles as hav,
mentioned are foolish to let them go or
when you can get bottle OF Earle's
Hypo-Cod for such q mere sum- know
the old-fash!oned remedies wont Ak you
up because ! tried them all and got
NO Better Fast until l listened to
some OF the other boys arond the mill
that told me about this great tonic.
Now ] could lunch after each heat and
then 20 home and eat regular meal,
pile off 10 bed for n few hours. then
start out to work feeling like a two
year-old, says Mr.. Joe Kreutzer. a we'll
known and prominent mill worker Of
this city residing at No. 436 Coal street,
Wheeling. w. Va. With doctors. drug
gists and other professional authorities
on the subject urging the people to
keep their system in the pink of physi-
cal condition. Read what other local
people have to say about Hypo-Cod in
the columns on the left.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-21
Three Accident Victims
In OhiO-Side Hospital

Thr"" N"'iiIn~ uf accidents wcrC nd-
mittcd yesterday to The Martins Ferry
hospital
G,nral Fields Cniurrd. who ~ en-
p!oyed at the Aetna GOAL min. n"rth 81
Bridgeport. was caught uud"I I fall
OF stone His injuries are not serious
Edward CUmrUy. II years old. fell
down IN" conCr"i" steps IN front 81
~. Elm school houS" late Yesterday
afternoon. II" ~ suffering from 4
fractured bone IN the left arm
10" BartOk. - years old. Will" Climb
Ing a tree lost his footing yesterday
afternoon and fc!l To thu ground. II"
IS suffering from Il fracture at the left
leg.
At an carly hour thus morning h"Spt-
tai authorities stated that all were rest
ing as easily az could be expected and
that they Will recover.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-21
POLICE PREPARE
FOR ELKS' PARADE

chief Of Police Fred n. FRAZER an
,o,,rrcd Yesterday that all streets along
The line of march during the E!ks
parade this afternoon will have to DO
krnt clear. No parking will be allowed
on The route between ! and O'CLOCK.
Officers have been notified ana VIII oe
rnnt nr the lob 10 see that no autos stop
along the route before the parade.
chief Of Police Frazier also issued an
order Yesterday that owing to the west
Side Of Chaplnc street between Elev-
cnth and sixteenth being torn up. AL
,,ntonohiles that have been parking on
that sid. Of the street will have TO nunt
I'd on ,hr rust side Of this street. az It
viii have to be- kept open 80 in the event
Of n fire the apps ratus will have clear
road
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-21
Henrys Expect Good
Season; Practice to
Be Held This Evening
East End Eleven Has Held Three Work
Outs-Scrimmnge Last Sunday.
Many Promising Players Out
for Team.

Tn" Henry y. {. football team ~
East Wh""ing Is n present i""hluE
forward IL one of IT'S most NGr'"Ssi u!
seasons with plenty of material at hand
A rumor THAI tn" NIncrS have broken
UP and many "r their players would try
out for the Fast End eleven Will adj
much strength Ia Ia" team and mani
the heavy burden of the schedule ar
ranged a great deal lighter.
Many good and promising looking can
didateS have already reported IN" hr,i
Scrimmagr being held SUNDAY on IN"
Tunnel Green grounds. Nearly thirC,
reported and with this lot Of material
Coach kindrlbcrgrr Is looking t"r tn
strongest team in thu history at IN"
East End club.
starting at $50 sharp and All players
nre urgently requested tn hr present
as important $Isnal drills VIII he m
Guided in tn" workout The opening
game OF III" season will b" with toiIahS-
bee Tanks on sunday. October j.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-21
clouSton obSsquies.

Funeral services for the late Mrs
William clouStOn. who died Sunday vN"-
n!nG AT the Memorial! hospital al Glen
dale. following - lingering illness. VIII
be held Tomorrow afternoon At : u'ClOck
At the rrSidenr" ut her father. No. 44l7
Jacob street. R"N. =. II. ticlfius. pas
tor Of the rcnt"costal Assembly. Of
which the deceased was an active mcU-
Der, Will have charge OF the service.
lnterm"nt will be made IN MuundSv!I!e
cemetery.
The deceased was born N Greene
county. Pa, and was IN her 45rd year Of
age. She came TO MourdSvilie with her
parents when u small rhid and since
that time has resided IN tina; city. Shr
was educated In IN" publ, SrhnuiS nf
Marshall county. She was III" daugh-
ter Of Mr.. and Mrs. John Messenger. OF
South Wheeling.
She is survived by her parents. her
husband and. on" son Clarence: also one
brother Harry Messenger. and five sis
ters. Mrs. y. l.. Nelson. Mrs. Claude
Phillips. uf Cleveland. Mrs. j. Il, Haz-
ie,t. Mrs. ". &. Miller and Miss Grace
az home.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-21
By Strengthening System Enrchng Blood and 1mprov
inp Digestion Now-Thousands Wisely Prepare
For Changeable Winter Weather.
DRUGGISTS AGREE AGAIN THIS YEAR
THAT HYPO-C COD IS BEST TONIC MADE
A Tonic Wards Off Colds,
Coughs and More
Serious Ills.
WHOLE FAMILY USE 1T
AGAIN THIS YEAR

People in a rundown condition
should heed the druggist 5 advice
and put their system in the pink
of physical condition il they wish
TO avoid sickness. winter colds,
coughs and more serious Ills tins
Fall and Winter.
Weak. frail people are Nlway>
the FIRST to become i'll. With Il
good tonic. however, 4 person can
soon build up and strengthen their
system and thus fortity them
selves against Wimtry weather
rhiIlS. colds, coughs, fcNcrS, etc.
The blood can be enriched very
nicely in a little while and with
plenty of warm, rich. red blood i
person u0eSn | NINA inc roIu OF
wet weather. The digestion can
be stimulated and improved lo
take care OF the heavier winter
foods - meats, hot cakes, etc..
which the body needs, and per,
hapS few extra pounds OF good
solid flesh is Il good idea. just Il
little more diScaSc-rcSlSting vital
lily in order that nature may
throw off sickness il it should
cone. In such a healthy, robust
vigorous condition one feels bet
ter, works better, and enjoys the
crisp, cool Fall days and can
laugh at coughs, colds and wintrl
ills. One need mot miss day
from work all winter long.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-21
! THE THEATRES !
BROADWAY RASTUS"
Big Colorsd show viii Hold Boards at
Court tomorrow Might.

Tomorrow night at IN" Court will wit
ness for IN" first time IN this city III"
production Of broadway RaStuS in-
Producing thos" two clever comedians,
Irwin e Miller and Emmett Anthony.
said to be- the best Colorrd comedians
since the days of Williams and Walker
The entertainment abounds in good
singing and dancing. by various mem.
h"rS of the company and thor" - Il hl%
singing and dancing chorus IF dusk &"
M, IdrnS. broadway Ra$tus' - Iu>:
pure unAdult"ratrd fun from start e."
finish and shuwgocrS who like thar
style oC entertainment Will be more tina II
p!"aS.d al the antics az "RaStuS' aul
his asSoC!at"S. The balcony VIII h'
reS'r> cd for colorcd folks and seats are
now on sale
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-21
NO cERrUIcATBS.

New York. Sept. 20.-Officia!s Of tho
hoard Of elections declared Tonight that
no certificate Of election had been iS-
sued tn the five socialists asSemplymen
",in,.r and were reported TO have taken
,h. oa,h nC office in Albany to-day al
i.r having been reelected in Thursdays
special election.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-21
TENNIS TOURNAMENT
At THE COUNTRY CLUB
Interesting Athletic Event to be Staged
by the Ladies ut wheeling Clun,
Starting Today

TonniS Is again roman" mt" Us own
,hrouphnUr tl,, stat" ;Ind MANY "r IN;
feminine sex nrr taking IL h"cn intrrrs,
in The pastim". On" of IA" real !nt':-
.stinE Of he autumn 'N"niS VIII l"
StAg"rl starting to-day. 1t III" Wh'.!inE
Guunrrt club. i being Ladies Ten
us Tournament which viii iIk"ly last
Un'n tn" latter part Of IN" week..
SOM Of Wheeling h"~t known play,
crS have entered M 'onrnanrn; ana
much interest viii he taken 'u tn" out =
come Tho list OF entries ~ announced
are as follows:
Mrs Ed Sr'f"l. Miss Ann" tinEus.
Miss Sarah Jackson. Miss Fritz s. itsl.
Misp fHizah~th Hugus. Mrs. Eharne
RlauChr Stprrr Miss Mary simpson.
Miss r:l.an"r Taylor. Mr.. John Fed.
Miss Anna MrGrrgor. Mrs II e NhL-
akrr. Ms Gibson Caldwell. MISS Mar
garrt ogden.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-21
OBITUARY (
MISS NJ, {, EWING
CALLED FROM EARTH
Popular and wsu Known Young woman
of Wheeling Passed Away
Last Night.

Miss Margarer Eleanor Ewing. well
known and popular Young lady Of this
city. expired last night at o'clock at
the City hospital of Rellarre following
n months illness due 70 nervous
breakdown.
The deceased was born IN this city
on August -. lSHS. and was IN n"
twanty.srcond year 81 her age. She
was reared and educated and spent her
entire life IN this city. She was a
graduate OF Triadelphia High school.
holding he hon"rS Of n" class she
then went 10 West Liberty Normal
srhool where she also took the high
honors. graduating N 1917.
After finishing school she was given
. nosjt;on as teacher OF ffth grade
work at Elm Grove public school where
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-21
FOR ITCHING TORTURE
Use Antiseptic Liquid Zemo

There is one remedy that seldom
fails to stop itching torture and relieve
skin irritation and that makes the skin
soft, clear and healthy.
Any druggist can supply you with
Zemo, which generally overcomes skin
diseases Eczema, itch, pimples, rashes.
blackheads, in most cases give way
to Zemo. Frequently. minor blemishes
disappear overnight. Itching usually
stops instantly. Zemo is safe -
septic liquid, clean. easy to use and
dependable. II costs only 35c: an extra
large bottle, S1.00. 1t will not stain. is
not greasy or sticky and is positively
safe Tor tender, sensitive skins.
qhe E. ". Rcse Co., Gle. Land. O.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-21
EARLY MORNING FIRE
I IN BENWOOD PUT OUT
WITH LOSS OF S2O9

small fire which ~ Is h"ught
started from the butt of cigarette
which waS thrown n"Ar 'urn'hrd
urdrr lhc stairway ~ q two story fran"
dwelling. tn" property Of Charles Srhad;
on Main street between Fourth ana
Fifth streets. R"nw""d. called IN" b"h>
wood fire department 10 IN" N'"ne
The ala O., was turned IN hN one Of lh''
officers from box No. II At ON" O'Clock
This morning and they ~ un% rrSIond'd
and arrived in +Imr I" eN:InEul>A IN"
blaze before il had made much broadway
The hrPnrn stated ntl"r th"Ir return
that the damages Will amount 10 ah"ut
5000 The home was occupied 10y a
family OF fore tgncrs.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-21
END HAY FEVER
STOP SNEEzING
And wheeling
Get HNostr1olA"-Balrn or LAautd-Tns
Cost Il small But The
Results Are Great

"~SOSTRIOLN" IS the biggest seller
now for Hay Fever. and all druggist
have il IN cl;hcr Balm or Liquid Form.
Don't Sneeze wheeze and ncedlcsSly
SufYer miserable days and restless
nights. but get "NOSTRIOI.A"-Balm or
IIouid-and start this pleasant treat
ment At once.
"NOSTRlOI.A" C"St> hut tritle. and
surest relief 10 BE- found t"r Hay Fever.
Colds. Group. Catarrh. Asthma and sim
liar stoppaEPs 81 the alr passages \
viii bring surprising results. Try It
and see All druggists sell and recon-
mend Il.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-21
DIXIE CLUB DANCE
WAS POSTPONED

Owing 70 the fact that tho six M"lo-
d. MuuarCES." the orchestra tina. had
been ;,.nragrd IL play al tn" DiNt" club
dance that had been. arranged To he Civ
IN al the auditorium IN next Thursday
rcrrr1ng met with an auto accident near
Clrattrld Pa IA which som" uf the
members OF the band were injured. the
dance Will b" pnS' rCnrd
\ telegram r"rrivcd by mcmRrS "
the. club stated that several members "r
tn, orchestra had received injuries ana
thor instruments w.rr smashed. but
guL" no further uPtaIiS.
ArrtnE":n"ntS VIII b" mad" I" give
IN" DiNIr C'luh dance 1T i lat"r day.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-21
Scharunrn Services.

Funeral services for Charles r.
Schambra. retired business man. who
died Sunday at his late r"s;dcnc" No.
SO7 Market street. will b. held this al
tcrnoon at go O'clock. Rev. r. r.. l..
S;rider. rector Of st Matthew's l.. T..
church. will officiate. lnterment viii
be made IN Greenwood cemetery. The
deceased was born in Germany and was
So years Of aga. He IS survived by two
sisters and Two brothers
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-21
BIG BASEBALL men
CALLED IN PROBE

Chicago. Sept. @O.--The grand jury in
vSstigsting charges OF baseball gamb-
ling in The major leagues today issued
suhpoenacS for president p. r. Johnson
of the American Lea que. president John
Hnydier Of the National League. Jacob
(Rube) Benton. pitcher for IN" New
York Giants and officials Of the TWO
Chicago major league clubs.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-21
FORMER CIRCUS men
VISITORS IN CITY
Hon. Prank A. Stuart and Meel Ray
mond Taking in tho Elks' Con-
vent1on Here.

Wh"cling il entertaining TWO n4S-
tiuruiSh"d rN-rlrru% advertising men
,hry being here in adNanc" "f their
shows taking m the Elks' convention.
Thcy are nriuh"rS Of the New York
city lodge.
MIR M,u.l Raymond was formerly
manager "r less willard. and ais" head
nr tL. I;uIInIo Bill-JrSS Willard circus.
He j. un. Of the best known advertise
my men in the country and ~ now
head ur one Of IA" big companies com
lur 10 ih,, court thca;"r.
Mr. Frank \ Stuart has headed some
Of th,. hug line cirCuS"S IN days Eon"
hv and Is now thr advance man with
last Is West" coming To the Court.
II. IS also an Eik and hO"St"r IF the
rUnV, ntiUn.
Early Anglo SaNonS had regular
trade with the continent IN IRISH slaves.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-21
John PoNer.

This morning at ~ O'Clock AT his late
residence At VALLEY Grove will be held
the funeral services for the late john
Potter. who died Sunday after short
illness Rev. McCrack"n. pastor Of the
West Alexander church VIII conduct
the service. lntermcnt will b" made IN
Nest Alexander cemetery. The deceased
~ survival by his widow and three rh.i-
dreu,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-21
GERMAN MPoRrER SENTENCED

chicago. Sept. 20-Theodore SChudde.
4 German, arrested At the lresidI". san
Francisco. several weeks ago. blended
guilty today To obtaining $l6nn from
The government under false prctcnsrS
wh;io posing a. lieutenant Arthur Kin
cad. an American army office. Judge
George Carpenter sentenced SChuddC to
three years in LcayCnworth.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-21
Cooley Services.

This morning AZ $50 o'rlock ~ tine
fami.y residence No Bis McColloCh
street will b. held the funeral services
for the late Miss Elizabeth Cooley. who
died sunday "vening at tn" North
Wheeling hospital following 4 short ILL.,
ness. Requiem high mass -w!ll L." offer
I'd at . O'Clock At th- ST. Mary church..
Intprmcnl Will BE- made in Mount cal
vary cemetery The deceased was II
years Of age and lsS survived by h"r
mother. one sister and on" brother.