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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-01-18
Use of Finger Prints Is Not
anew Science, Durand Shows

was brought in. His name was Will
West and he was given the number
S42G.
You have been here before" he
said TO the negro. after looking at
Inn closely. In this respect IL might
be explained that NJ. McClaughry
possessed what many called the most
rc.cntive memory OF any idontLfica-
lion expert.
mo, sir" answered the prisoner,
but as lac was positive, McClauEhry
ran his measuring Instruments over
him and from the Bcrtillon meas
ureWcnts went 10 the files ana re-
turned with The card the measure
Went7 called for, properly filled out.
with The photograph and belring the
name William West when shown
the card tho prisoner ErInncd ia
surprise. saying
That's my picture. hut I don't
Know whore you got Il, boss. for
Know / have never been here be
fore"
McClauRhry was impressed by the
noPr"'s statement so, turning tho
card over and reading the facts
gwen, found that the man listed
on the card was already a prisoner.
having been committed for life. This
proved that there were two Vests,
yet OF the same name. same facial
expression. and practically the same
Bcr'iIluu measurements.
The TWO men were brought face
70 face, and their surprise was such
that each finally believed he was
looking al himself IN some strange
looking glass.
pnrant SAYS that ono could find
thousands of cases In this country
d.
t.venoss OF the finger prints. The
'"".H G'', Nlskouee and gcv-
eral other departments OF police
.. uidu bureaus, ID feature Of which
is the exchange OF prints with other
bureaus
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-01-18
CASE Is UNDER AMUSEMENT.
No Decision In Case Against Archer
Charged Win lmpcr~-Onatlon.

Charged with imporsonating an
"'her person and thereby obtaining
from local bank The sum of s435.
the case Of l.. r. Archer. tried a.
preliminary hearing before Justice,
MaNcy yesterday, was taken under
advisement until today
Ia II. Archer, 1ll8 South Calves
ton avenue, claims the defendant
Archer obtained a check Intended
fol the complainant and cashed the
instrument knowing at the time
thaf he was not entitled to the
money The defendant Archer de-
nies signing the check or receiving
tho money.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-01-18
NINE CHANGE ADDRESSES
Sheriff WoolIcy ana Deputies Take
Convicted Prisoners to MCAlcstcr

Sheriff James Woollcy and d'pu-
ties. j. T. Burnett and George Han
nah, left last night with 10 prison
crs committed TO the state reuiton-
tiary after conviction ana sentence
in district court Friday Following
are the prisoners and their sen-
tenCos:
Ed Davis, 90 years; Albert Hay
croft, five years, Forrest Benght.
four years; June Parker and W NJ.
Jester. five years; Lee Mitchell
five years, all for automobile steal
ing. Homer Hitchcock, five years.
convicted and sentenced last sum
mer for auto stealing, Thomas Nor
well, one year and Jim Austin, two
years. both for grand larceny.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-01-18
rInlmlIff GIvcn Lndemrnt.

Juirm"nt for tho plaintiff IN the
suit ot Maggie &. Fischer against g.
r. nouley ana wife was made iu
district court yesterday, tho plaintiff
boiug adWiged solo ana legal owncr
OF lots 1 ANA 3. block 30, original
to,vnpitc Of Wcsi Tulsa The court
held after hearing the testimony
that the deed to tho property madc
by ihc plaintiff 20 the defendants
August -, 1907 was mover legally
delivered ana that the plaintiff Is
the owns In foe or the property.
Buy your new Kitchen cabinet
now. Some beauties nt Raymond n
Coleman's 125 East Second. --Advt
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-01-18

Memorial NJ E. church In an article
u Associated Advertising for jan
uurE
Ills article deals with his express
r,ous gained in Toxas and oklahoma
and also tells OF his experience TIA
advertising the services OF his own
rhurgb
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-01-18
FOR CHURCH ADVERTISING

"Jntl rArson" Ouokc TELLS NSsocintcd
AdNCrtisiur of Ills Views
Tho churches OF thH country
should advertise Just as any mcrcAu-
tIo establishment does. says Bov.
Mnrnld q Nnoke. naALnr OF TIgert
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-01
MEALS LEFT VERY
.... BAD TASTE IN HER
MOUTH, SHE SAYS
Rut This and Other Distressing
Ills Soon Surrendered to
Wentworth.

This exceedingly strong statement
u,as made rot long ago IT J. LohtsIoE-
fer's drug store. Port Huron Mich, oy
Mrs. Agnes Wilson, wife OF wei,
Enovn orickmaSon. John N. Wilson:
Sery-worth Col find Nerv-"orth
-, tna nroper medicine for nervous,
inSixsation and a bad stomach. Food
.anrsd in NV stomach. causing fouu
Sreath and \ bad taste IN my mouth.
" anpettte was very poor and l was
Nervous and restless At night Inc
little sleep did get seemed TO be not
're-'tul
Have q good appetite sleep fine ana
ret rp IN the morning feeling rested.
r thsASk You for Wentworth.
: MRS. AGNES WILSON.
1Se4 Division ST. Port Huron. Mich.
Grtest's Drug store sells Nerv-"orth
lin wheeling. Price Il.2s a bottle plus
war tax.
Merry Worth - sold IN warwoni by
W. T. Mcnamara. Fulton. Fulton Phar-
macy; Mingo Junction. Moore Bros.
Martins Ferry. Ralston & Parker: 81.
ClairsvIlle. Patterson & Sons. Barnes
willie, Hilles Bros; Cameron. Cameron
Drug Co: SIstersvtl!H. c. r. D.sQue'
New MarIinsvill". Hornbrook's Drug
Store: Moundsville. J. Fl Rram Drug
Co.: Bridgeport Solby K Reed pcnt
Pharmacy: Gcllairc. Dankworth Bros )
Paden City. M"-&a: H-cs.: West Alex
ander. e X McConn: Lakewood r.
Edxewood Pharmacy; Elm Grore,
Rlum's Pharmacy; Benwooo, Bcnwooc
Drug Co: McMechen. Carrolrs PhaS-
s-.rv: wellsburg. J. R Elson
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-01
CAMPAIGN SPEAKERS
AROUSING INTEREST
FIVE MINUTE SPEAKERS AT THE
AIRES TELL REASON FOR
JEWISH RELIEF DRIVE.
Joint Meeting Of All Committees Called
For This Afternoon in Board OF
Trade Rooms.

The members OF the publicity COM
mittee in charge Of the American jew
ish Relief have been doing n"hi" work
in acuuaintIng tn" residents "l thlN
vicinity with the reasons for the GrIEr.
ana the conditions which obtain in tn"
stricken countries of Europe, for whom
the funds are being raised, ana SENT
mCnt is gradually being converted from
hostility to the drive to NOR" ihNnT-
able disposition. The five minute Spca Il
theatres each evening of tn" week. nave
been n preat Assistance III this work. an"
the speaking Will be continued during
the campaign.
Attorney David James gave IN" pay
rons of the Fcnray th"atr" an interest
ing talk last night. while Prosecuting
Attorney william r.. Dixon and Or g.
r. MrSserlv addressed the crowd ut the
New PaStimc. The takers for tonight
IRE Rev. Charles r. WnG"rS. of the
Presbyterian church. VIII" VIII speak at
tho Fcnray theatre NJ eight O'Clock.
whiln Rev. X. W. Jameson, pastor az
tho tinted Presbyterian church will I'D
dress the patrons OF the PaStIm" ih@ir"
at 7:41 o'clock.
\ meeting Of all Of tho committees
connected with the local campaign.
which opens next Monday morning. has
been called 70 take place in tn" l'"nrd
al Trade rooms on South Fourth
81 rect this afternoon ut $50 o'clock AMI
every member has l'"cn urged 10 he
present and shoulder his part of tn"
work which is to h" done.
All arrangements hay" h'"n compl"'-
cd for the annual meeting for the "l"c-
zion Of officers Of the fire department.
which will be held in m" council cham
hrS IN the city huildinE saturday even
ing. This will l." followed by III" 1n-
uual banquet for tho members and \
few invited gU"e'a which VIII h" held
later In the F.lllS club build ur "u North
Fourth street
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-01
Every Druggist in U. S. In
structed to Refund Price
While You Wait at Count
erIf Relief Does Not Come
Within Two Minutes.
Delightful Taste, Immediate
Relief, Quick Warmly.

The sensation of the year in tho drug
trade is AspirOnal, the two-minutc cold
and cough rrliCV"r. authoritatiNely
Guaranteed by IN" laboratories: tested
annrOycd and most enthusiastically on
dnrscd by IN" highest authorities. and
urnclaim"d 10y IN" common people as
,..u Times as quick and effective as
,vhiskrv. rock and rye. or any other
cold and cough remedy they have tried
All drug stores are now supplied with
IN, wonderful new elixir. 50 all You
boyn ,o de- to get rid Of that cold is tn
sion into the nearest drug store. hand
IN. clerk half dollar for bottle Of
Aspirnnal and tell him /" S"rv" Won
,yrn traSpuunfulS with four tvaSounfulS
nr water ia glass. with your watch
n ,.rur hand take Tho drink nj one
swallow and call for your money back
IN two mnutrS # You cannot feel Your
cold fading away liEr = dream within
rh,. time limit. p"u' h. hIsh.ul. for
all druggists invit" you and expect you
=, try =: Evrryhuhy'S doing i.
When your cold or cough is relieved
take 'h,, rrrnd.ndrr of tn" bottle homo
- your wifi. and bah'"s. for AGpirOnal
, hv far the safest and most effective
tho rlsirs, ~ TAX" and the most agree
able cold and cough remedy for infants
and children. ADV
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-01

Will attend the banquet in the Eagles
bali on the Cad!z Pike. Bridgeport TO-
morrow night.
Leo Myers is removing his family to
Canton. Ohio. whore he has accepted
good position.
Rev. II. * Dicttrick. of St. Johns
Lutheran church. leaves today on
short visit To Pittsburgh.
Fred strain has returned to school at
cincinnati. OHIO. after spending lew
days visiting with his parents MIR. ana
Mrs. George STRAIN.
Rev. q. i. smith. of Barn"svtllr. O..
spent yesterday visiting with Rev: l..
:. Rose and family Of South Third
street.
Watch services were hcld NJ tn" Fifth
street NJ l. church of this city last
night and there was good crowd pres
ont.
The regular meeting Of the members
Of thu Junior order Of United American
Mechanics will II" held in the ShrcEe-
N"dill hall this evening.
Lieut. JcGSc Barton left this city
Yesterday after a brief visit, 10 return
To the Walter Reed hospital at Wash
Wiiiiinm Becker left yesterday to re-
Join tho navy afte IN brief visit with
his grandparents, Mr.. aud Mrs. William
Hecker. of "a Cemetery Road.
James Mackey. of st. Paul Minn'
pleasantly surprised his mother. Mrs
John Mackcy, Of North Sixth street last
evening, by arriving hom" for an eN-
tended visit after four years absence IN
the west.
Eddie Shrodes. night desk sergeant
ut police headquarters. was presented
Win a handsome cane on New Years
eve. The walking stick was the Ellt on
Harry StriCklin. nephew of Ollie NC
Aninch. careiakcr ut the city hall. ana
was much appreciated by the recipient
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-01
THE INTELLIGENCER Thursday JANUARY l. wv

and Mrs. Stanley Runck and children
Of Akron. were the guests OF Jonn W.
Rose and family for the holidays.
Miss Abbie Steward and brther, Er-
win of Cleveland. were at their nome
here over Christmas.
Gus Boy, Of Fulton. visited relatives
here the past week.
Mrs. julius Weber and children. OF
Miugo, were visitors here this week
Miss Olive Mozcna has returned 10
Akron from a visit hero with her par
cnlS.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dan Dietrich and Miss
Nancy Campbell. OF northern ONO the
the guests of relatives here.
Miss Vera Ebert has returned 10
Wheeling after spending Christmas al
her home here.
Robert. 15-ycar-old son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred IIabcrwehl, died at his home
here Tuesday at $50 p. m. after
weeks Hines of tysphoid fever.
Mrs. Math Mozena and daughter, Miss
Olive. Pollen have been the guests or
relatives at Wheeling and Martins Fer
~.
Grover c. Litten. Of Wheeling, spent
Christmas at his home here.
The public schools will resume Mon
day. Jan. 9Th, after a tcn-day vacation.
Funeral services were conducted
Tuesday. Dec S0th. for Henry Eichhorn.
who died early Friday morning. MI
EiChhorn was in his Saith year and one
Of the known md respected farmer
citizens of the community.
Lester Ruttcr. Of Cleveland, was here
for holiday visit.
DR.. c. d. M"sscrly Of Martins Ferry,
was professional visitor in town Mon
day.
The Darlington farmers institute
held here this week proved one OF the
most successful ever held and was the
only one in the county having three
state speakers.
Ernest Walter, Of Akron, is the guest
Of his parents here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ferguson are guests al
the Jackson hUmc.
Mrs. Dec Baker and children. Of New
Matamoras. were gucstG Of Mr.. and Mrs
John Rca for the holidays.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-01
Mine Fatalities Now 20.

The mine fatalities in Belmont county
for tn" year 1919 totalled 40. The finai
cas-" of tn" old year for coroner John
f. Wyatt. of South Beilaire, was inves-
,iEation OF the death of coal miner
which occurred at the Martins Ferry
hospital The man had received injur-
les in tho Bannock mine Of the 4. J..
Morgan coal company Of this city. The
official Investigated the case yesterday
and rendered n verdict Of accidental
death. Tho deaths resulting in and
about tho coal mines during tn year
aggregated Approximately onc-third Of
thu total cases investigated by Mr..
Wyatt
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-01
Shadyside Notes.

Rev. \. G. Whitmor". pastor Of tho
Lincoln Avenue Methodist church. con-
At the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Martin
Wrcklry. for their l!ttl" son. William,
who had died quite suddenly carly Mon
Lav morning Yesterday morn!ng the
body was taken to Ia"ohsburS for in
tcrmcnt.
Mr.. \. II. DencroCk. superintendent
Of the schools. has been in Columbus
this week attending meeting Of Ohio
Mrs. Rosscn sammons and daughter.
Mrs. Harry Fosnot. ar" visiting Mrs. f..
l.. Fflby. of Glov"r's Gap. W. Va.
children. Master Robert and Miss
Katherine returned Tuesday evening
from Barncsyillc. whore they had VS.
tied her parents. Or. and Mrs. Riddle,
over Christmas.
Girls Of the Pr club entertained
friends last evening with merry watch
PARTY held ut the HON" Of Miss Lola
Shaver. on North Central avenue.
Rev. II. L. Ward. of Tiltonville. for
mcrlv pastor Of In" Shadysid" NJ. T..
church. passed through town Tuesday
afternoon. returning To his home from
a Visi: with Mr.. w. ID. Hutchinson or
cash Ridge.
The city council is advertising FOR
bids on the proposed new municipal
building which is t. lac erected on the
lots recently purchased Tor Snch pur-
pose. The building is to he 2GX40 feet.
with accommodations for tn" fire truck
and fire fighting apparatus. Jail cells,
and MAYORS office and court room. The
city ground is between III" school build
ing and Central avenue on Thirty-n.nth
street.
Master Daniel Weaver. who has re-
sided for several months with his grand
parrnts. Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Keys. Of
West Forti"th street. has gone to CadiZ
10 spend the remainder OF the winter
with his father. y. 3 Weaver.
Mr.. Ed. Owens. of Lincoln avenue, on
Tuesday accompanied tn" remains Of
an uncle to BcallsrilIc. for Interment.
Tho deceased passed away at the Bell
afro hospital Monday morning. Mr..
Owens was accomnani"d ny his father.
:. 7. Owens. Of the Soldiers Home at
Sandusliy. .. who Is a hrothcr-in-law
Of the deceased.
Preparatory to tho revival services
which begin on Sunday. the congrrGa-
ton Of tn" Christian church will hold a
nravcr meeting this evening ut the hnr'"
Of !. l.. Hartford. IN Elk avenue. Mr
J. II Littrrll will he leader.
Tho Improved Order nf Rcd Men will
celebrate the auniv"rsary nf tn" local
council with social meeting to-mor-
row evening.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-01
waiting Room Closed.

The waiting room Of the West Penn
traction company at First street. Wheel
ing, was closed last evening. This was
done on account IF a number Of chang
es being made on tho line. Night
Waterman Campbell. who has looked
after the waiting room for the past ten
years, is being transferred to Third
street, War~ood. This was done on ac-
count OF all the cars OF the Wheeling
Steubcnville line being kept on the new
siding at this place.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-01
Scouts Meeting Tonight.

The members of Troop No. !. or me
Bow Scouts. have been called by as
slsIant Scout Master Wayne A. kinkIe'
TO meet at the First Presbyterian church
ut Kirkwood. this evening and all Inc
members Of the troop, as we'll as inc
members of the Scout Council nave
been urged to attend. All christmas
seals and money in the hands of the
Scouts must be turned in by O'Clock
this evening. so that a complete report
report may be made.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-01
PoliteuesS.

The eleven federal census cnuncrG' " .'o
- RelInlre will begin their Work 81 Sr-
,uring the federal enumeration frluaI
morning The cnumcrators nave tNe 90
hccn CnutinnCd to be polite and cour-
,roms IN securing the information o.
.red. Persons who fail to give the IN,
r,rmation desired are subject TO S"NrI"
penalty. An Cnum"rator "h" VIII u.'H
tiiTt;,s q rrDort is also subject 10 So
,,I,n nrunlrirs information ScGurCu
by th% cnumcrators - 10 be strictly
confidential.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-01
New Officials In Now.

The new officials elected for the city
Of Bcllaire at the election November
T. last, are now in office. The new
day. Charles ". Thomas. Republican,
succeeds George V. McGaughcy. aS audi
tor. Malcolm Doc" Wells succeeds
Daniel Archibald as city treasurer. J. J.
MCFJrEnd IS the. new president of
council and tn" new members Of the leg
iSlative body are August Kern, Demo
Crat: Riley Thomas, Democrat; David II.
Jones, George Dunlap Republican. and
Lou Curtis. Republican.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-01
Wa soil awnings now LOT 1S eo
Wheeling Tent Awning Co. Te4. eoS-
Informal Meeting

An informal meeting Of the new CITY
council is scheduled for TINS esen.'h
b az the council chamber, city ouildlhs'
, Tha meeting has been called Mt the IN
-etsnce Of service director. Charles r.
catss II Is for the purpose OF taklnS
'-uff- and discussing the street repa'ins
program. The people have passed "m
ssthe bond issue 10 carry out tnt '~''' m.
Fraction franchise CONTROVERSY hangs
over the program like club over tns
mead OF a criminal. officials agree tnaI
unless the franchise difficulty Is Se't ,r.
ihe Traction company may make II ar
70 fTcnlt for the city TO carry out the re-
saving program as scheduled.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-01
Pythtans Meeting.

The regular meeting OF the Bridge
port lodge of the knights Of Pythlas
will be held this evening, AT which time
the installation of the officers elected
to serve the order for the coming year
will he installed. An interesting even
ing is promised the members who at
tend.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-01
Rellaire Briefs,

Ralph TIcaihcrlnEton. assistant Guy
engineer. will spend today with relative"
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Corho,'. of W"st
street. have returned from
Il visit at MaSsillon. ,,.,
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Anderson nay"
returned to their home NJ MoundSFlH"
after a visit with relatives here.
Miss Grace Robinson has returned u"
bcr home at Pittsburgh att'r visit
hero
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-01
DILL We'll.

II is understood that the McKnown
oil company Of Wheeling. expects to
start work in the near future on the
erecting OF higgins for several wells in
the southern part of town. where the
well will be located is not known at
present, but large amount OF the
property has been leased by this COM
pany for the purpose OF drilling for oil
and gas. Warwood at one time was
large oil and gas town and many peo-
pie think that there is still large
amount Of oil and gas.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-01
Bannuet Plans Complete.

Tho members of the executive com
mittcc of the belmont County flSh ana
Game association have competed their
plans for the banquet which Will DC
held in the Eagles hall on the CadIz
pike. tomorrow evening. The banquet
will follow the annual meeting for the
election Of officers. ard all Of the MEM
bcrs have been urged to attend.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-01
nnlanca hooks.

Guy Auditor GeorEc '. MC0'NV -,
Yesterday served his final day as oo1 w
kesper for the city. being succeeded 70
AJsy by Charles W. Thomas. auditor
fleet, Before finishing his duties ySS,
r9dSy and turning the keys over to. to ' n.
ew official McGaughey balanced thT ~
5ancial accounts OF the ctty: ne r tnI
ar;ous funds on Dec. 81 The haIanc.
bn January /. 1919. in the various city
funds was S55.60l.I2.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-01
Dance. and Banquet.

Members Of tn" knights ar fFlhla''
lodge and members 81 their famine
ma friends enjoyed a dance and banquet
.r.t night AZ IN" Armory hall on mon
street. An orchestra furnlShrd 'h,'
,uuSIc and tn" event proved |" b" mos,
,ujuyabIc Tor Tho many VII" were Ill at
tendance.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-01
Nsw Ynar Here-

The New Year was uSh'rcu III ~
,Ln,rht II WAS Il gloomy affair
G',S,v"r for many as compared To sine
nrrvtous New Years welcome. NJ
i'nIhrr fluid which makes many rich IN
nm unusually quick time and whlSh M M
..tuscd men to perform ''IPcIS 49,"
,.vrr performed before Vas mlSSlHH'
!rrn usual blowing OF whistles and rms :
nv Of bells took place here
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-01

Old Time Dance.
Tie tickets for he old time Square
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-01

The members of the Luther League OF
ST. Paurs Lutheran church held New
Year watch party at the church IN TINS
city last night, and large number OF
the members an dthcr friends were
present The annual bushes meeting
for the election Of officers of the league
proceeded the social affair which OK
tended into the new year.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-01
Crime Decrcas eB.

There was lcSA stealing and ono
,.r.nn in Er!lalrc during tho year i'I.
as compared to the year 1918, r'c"tdS ~
the police station show. Only - per
sons were arrested during l9l9 Tor St'a,
nv, Enur were no for highway robbery
md three for grand larceny. and one i''
stealing an automobile. That was lh'
nct total OF thcfts and robbcrI"s. rhr''
hnndrrd and sixty were charged VII;
being drunk. 20 with fighting - W,;
lettering. A. with begging and ten VIII
speeding in autos.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-01
New Years Service.

New Years Watch services were con-
ductcd at ST. rauls Episcopal church
on Walnut street last night beginning
at 1850 o'clock. with a large COnGrega-
tim OF tho MEMBERS The principal
ndGrcss Of the evening was delivered by
Rev. J.. y. shape, pastor Of the Chris
tlan church, and the services extended
INTO the new year.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-01
Basket Hnll Gnrne.

tcrcst viii b. played in the Elm school
gymnasium tomorrow evening, when
the local high school team meets the
team from the Shadysidc high school.
4 good crowd Of fans ar" planning 10
witness the game and root for the local
five.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-01
Rabbit Season Ends,

The rabbit season in Ohio ended yes
t"rday. II came IN on November Il,
having lrS'rd for month and n half.
Few rabbits IN this county were shot
during Ia" entire season. They were un-
usually scar" this year II ls reported.
Deputy fish and gam" warden a. l..
RouSh. reports that thcr" were few
Valuations of thc law brought to his
attention during the season for The cot
lnninIlA