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tytx7aNc THE PAwMHRoKE r.

when John Barleycorn' took MS
.inhl departure Ie took the pawn
,rd.er along1aG7A flflfmSdf conditions
n ls1Facn9t. 4 I}si MY. an are st (ail mdicaal
ivkl Of conditions in other. cities o Of
hq country: lSae Perse'nss saot who 4H'..l nsfp "
,onh in and pawn their old clothes tlla
IN Monday incoming agf rt.te to 2 pay, x, for ora
Weekend Of caroussihng, :. nS2w go to
hid Istores to buy new clothes with
h@ goo9 wages gg5Ay drawn on g=} Saturday 599s5y
Says, one representative zen. Of the
href bsusti W MY My business. s.vg has fallep
II ;hsore than half Inside ri three
months. Fs,4 Itis t. i agecse atg the pgShieltlon
lFw. When drink swas- sold sold freelysYe
lad an everage of atY leeast2,llg spledg;;
s al week, To4ag, We We Ihage;s Il less Ir than
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ls15 {SAE .5sSGS S2ss "Ad|R ~ ''ANN"'
:ManyseS Similar oaassas 1in coTdele and
i3evo7;19. Vicinit;s; za.;o> s6} 10 5
i sThis Cordele Womain,s' astufy given
/, krrc is, notc an isollated case by any,
4aealst week -after : week, year after
year our neighbors are. telling similar
;Raod hewS.T 5''NS4d' SR' $3.50 F"7 '"
Ss#Mlss,A. .j'rR7 sHa4hIh eet;p pSV9 TSeventlFs
Ave, s@sssssss. ) <; Seyetsl years agp11 chad
occasion to use Reaqss RGssata Kidney pins
aiid ! surely found them, to be fine. me
My kidneys acted irregularly and |
tfait langdfd ail Sth9' time NY back
Was Serys sore nahgls lame ana 4wcodld
bardlyyget around to daqny hoasewerki
s1:aould get dizzy headaches and sbl9G3kC e9eG3k!C
SsPecks would appear before my eyes,
sblurring my sightF ri rsed7rebeetss eetss
-ss5oan's Kidney Pills ard decided e to
Try Try them, getting them at Jenniifg's 8
Drug Store After taking two boxes.
/ was fxed, lip in flne shape 'Doans
Strengthened my 15ddf, rid ~ne of
Those dizzy headaches aMa4egulateak4
my kidneys" "s13 81 -o3s.s1 { Es11- Lcol
Prtce soc, at al dealers. Dent Don't sim sim
ply ask for a kidney, ,remedyI.get
Doan's Kidney PilIs-the SAME that
Mrs. Hammett had. Foster-Milbur1f
CO... Mfrs. .tBuffaIo. MAJ ,Y,s gs-sslS IA,
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GETTING OFF LIGHT

| s sIhepe are peopl5 who profess to
seandalized cby the cost Of prohibit,
9;slt .;s.l .al appears F that il Is going to.
cost at least $4,OOO,OOO a year to en-.
r. te-'ii '-'i T.tlefes VIII BE a6udt .ss$O,OU6
A'sassst tll@s,4it @ .s,tt'
Lei the federal treasury. lust to keep
the country dry"
E-'-I f--'reir4 earn -rc'rfty- rmturc-
/. ed 4, at this price. it viii be bargain.
ttTeae} ita.goes against the grain of
+hrnigN -tax:payers Il to TO- have this ex-
lpeadture on top of the deficit made
in the public treasury by the loss of
| IN nor taxcs~ through this Sam pro.
\. eiti9t59' .g9 S;Gaisuof c't<Nss a4d1saloon
i, enses altogether probably amount,
iel t. half billion dollars. That is
| 3 res bn letiitnot heSfyTgotteR that
!
h&lf-'illion was not a miraculous
rg1't II came ont otsthe liquor traffic,
4agt ny sTaf7TgttiG WAS pissed on to
tn eon$gmer; and $. came ultimate =
ly oft 81 fhe pockets Of the citizens
iw11@gTlyotlte> sjElaa .ojfi3ahs who
.kal ROW, kicking about p its. being cut
Ioi
1 tN4d at6s ffaaof tpat4ie-' t4i1l altogether lifogg;e
is said to have taken Il toll of 2.O0O,-
100000 or $S.OOOOO0.O0O year
81 that ,money poured down peoples
,tl:slisSats:s ,aaq ,bcsl ID, t ssrtainlS Do
is. W2re harm Ihan good. To this
In ght be added. all the indirect cost
/ tficult to trace Of crime, disease
poverty and general intficiency due
is -meh.-w- r-oth her 10 alcohol--The
49,.
! I al might ran up to several bill 3lS
'Phe eeantrS,s getting off easy with
tkSt $4sOegoae p -rHa e@oaaass tssg
k-t K :. ~ e =
Natives of Alaska believe i'll Shan
II rlE y go EsS-z S4t-SS NEr
alism form Of Sorcery.
= > Sa+ ,Sz2es:3
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Headache
Anhf,kstfne. isFla aGeSYifenr IL y

ST. Augustine, la...2-sINhenh + was
rsyelEe years old i had the measles and I
took cold with them. My mother tried all
: kinds of remedies but nothing helped me.
She got a; few yials of DB iPieFee's Pleasant
: Pellets. took them and commenced to
improve right away. I took twelve bottles
q Pellets and WAS CURED, u hak had
t,hesdache all the time. for about two years.
" hot only gained physically bGt'I gained in
weight. It seepse5 a;s;GtAaqghnt needed
something Ike the Pellets Y tQ quicken S a1p9 my
PARKER c. ALDEN. Z Cincinnati Ave.
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Indigestion L

Augusta, Ga.:-"Dr. Pierce's Golden
Medical 5DiscoyesEy3 ia the best medicine + !
stomach trouble an l;lil1nert I have been
issuffetingffom for aboattwenty years during
which time I doctored, apd. took medicine
But did not get relief At times would
suffer dreadfulIy, ;Iuy foneh wmiid sonr sonc
my stomach. gaswollld form and would be
distressed and nervoifs. I was a complete
J, nervous wreck, so bad that I3cnhdshafdiy
1stand on my feet when 4 lady, advised me to
take the Golden Medical Discovery IT
took thnel lhnttlesand1t has given napsawon--
2tierful relief, can eat anything wish and
'fiehitlr than foro a long c time ~ =AilsS1
MATTE HILTON; 1S40 7E4lis S. -,,7
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per and also the local news published
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schools, made during the N. E. A. S
ivestigatlon, are as follows: (:

schools, made during the N. E. A. S
investigation, are as follows:
-nYgner sargfIes Tor -f trained teachers. ;-c
Higher professional standards, ex'
eluding the incompetent sand nnprvs
pared;
A more genefalarecongnition 'hSathe
public of the imaQrtance of the teach
,ing profession a.s s.ss@ s.,si
More liberal appropriations to
state normal schools and teacher.
training schools in order to pay bet
ter salaries in these institutions and
fufnish Better equipment
157 Extending Vie. courses and raising
the standards in the teachei;training
schools.
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sTe sGvsFK Z of od ,s %H1py s%a yong 81 snS asS e.
CROSBY l9l4lIaleot st. Z, .,...M - u
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USING The LIBRARY

lt
srhe rgpprt oF4tha local public lib
MY fof 1919 ifdicStGs q an T enlarged
reading developing here and through
cut the country. The report of Miss
1ssaeaE 1TsKdslss l j tarsiaat arsat .,6aasstRisa of the
gssad;e II ii:. .sSfaass ail6S6hsa 4he children-
exaav fine i6dlc6aoT that the
IibsarS iGZ6aids r, education
% ;angsfsGti5i directly adadbg the pro-
Das:sfassiaai9sffs -A6azs E4ti7Sse we we d not
anehlpt 3to cRe&ib;sas cRe&bsas adult reading.
The helpful sign is in the fact that
far more books were circulated in
lssaststl4n s1Prs 3 rltsytns sssl lssagisus year.
That means growing usefulness for
the library That means education for
|betlifyoungssand sOu4 47 fr The stooks
kCirclated were not more than a nor
liiUi pbl tNhtubI vi llNLlOil. 'Fft DCiCNN
It is>the best showing for the library
Ithat has ever been made since it was
estabished-and we know it is the
best showing for the reading public
fof8whom the library is available. ~ 4,
h. ;ECcal citizenst M aase,s intefestsdl
y lptas sd7f tlleR q 81 s2il u 6aa.s "a erog
reading should be pleased to know
ttthFstyt4ses libgaryA iss fulfilling titsz his
IS EEsigpp igpp ths ths. d. mQst .atcedHables manner. A
faithful devotion to a larger. useful,
ness seems to be the daaI$;prosfam,
cf those in whose hands the library
IS entrusted, Making the large mum.
rbSr OF BOOKS and periodicals mean
most to the public Is a task for the
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4 TNRt w B. Caldwell of Mon
!! ticello, Illinois, was and is a
family doctor. The, whole
human body, not any small part
oft, was his practice, More than
I half his 'tcalls" were on women,
1 children and babies. They are
the ones. most often sick. But
their illnesses, were usually of
minor pature-colds, feNers, head
aches, biliousness-and all Of
them required first a thorough
evacuation. They were reconstipated.
I Dr.GaldweN in the course Of 40
/ years practice, for he was grad
{ uated from Rush Medical College
back In 1875, had found a good
I deal of fsuccess,iR such cases with
O prescription Of his own contain
4 ing simple laxative herbs with
pepsin. In 1892 he decided to
4 use this formula in the manufac-
ture of b medicine to be known as
4 DR.. Caklwell,s Syrup Pepsin, and
& in thatgyear' the preparation was
1 first placed on the market. The
I picture iof Dr.. Caldwell that ap-
pears on the package was taken in
that year. "s' :
4 The preparation Immediately
Il had as great a success in the drug
a stores aB it previously had in the
doctor s private practice. Today
{ the third generation is using it.
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OFFICIAL ORGAN CRISP COUNTY
q 2A-- A

Anll the crown prince really is
williHg to become the martyr for
GernEany Pity ne could not hsyes
stood between the dear people and
the Great war in which he was one
OF u + guilty principals.
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Mothers are giving it to their
children who were given it by
their mothers. Every second of
the working day someone some-
where is going into a drug store to
buy il, for DR.. Caldwell'si Syrup,
Pepsin is selling at the rate Of over
! 6 million bottles a year. ~ J ~ I.
, Its great success. is based on
merit, on repeated bdying, on one
satisfied, user telling another.
There. are thousands Of homes in ]
this country that are never with.
out a bottle of Syrup Pepsin. and
the formulator of that prescrip-
ton is fortunately living to see its
wonderful success. ''-3'ae's u ,1s'
Women, children and, elderly
people are especially benefited
by DIR. CaIdwell's Syrup Pepsin,
While it is promptly effective on
the most robust constitution and
in the most obstinate cases, it is
mild and gentle in its action and
does not cause gripping and strain.
Containing neither opiates nor
narcotics, it is safe for the tiHiest :
baby and children like it and take
it willingly.
Every drug store sells DR.. Cald.
wells Syrup Pepsin. Keep q
bottle in your home. Where
many live someone is sure to need
it quickly. a.5bll 1,s i,aus !
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FOR STOMACH : s,s =
.-. "a' ~ ANDs,LIVER

. A@eN NtsOA $500 CFsAA A~@
stomach trouble or
any arrangement of
hter3 For over
, thirtyEfye years /
\ have given it to diff
ferentz people and
members Of my i'm
mediate family and
/ have never known
it to fail to cure q
!. case ofstorhach 3rou-
BILE Of. any sort. / am
glad to recommend
AGalden Medical Dis
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According to Admiral Sims. it is a
nGiglMy easy thing to ruin the Tn
tied States navy. We had some very
s,s-s 90
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Sc ON an edalcat tefll,'Vl pefsOli!e All our
1ggylpcatipn 4 dies Aots eemel from the
.SsAeaL Much ofsit IL practical exepii
(,g,.Ge gathered fram hard .ikrpcks III
lis But. that We set%srrsa ssadiulg,
is Of, great SSvalue BECAUSE of the
"asSA E &l
fa It that it is the wisdom of all the
ages stored and served to us in the
T. st style. G
-. - Z. Z N,
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EASTERN TlMs9A @@

- UNITED STATES S---~-'--~ -----
RAtRoApf ADM MIST RATto ilas
CoRpEL Ca UNION. TICKET
OFFICE, PHONE .26z - =
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s'a@a',> 4zia9 A. ssgi4ss5s 4gi7
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-E121.J1C ,S5,E351 4 ~
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Wonderful vigo founder Of Dr. CadeVs Syrup Pepsn
T 49, Millions snovvus his famous prescription @ 49,
elimination
this
,.4N family" general PraciOne u..,u4%t
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'Mentha- Soothaline
For Chilblains
Tired, Burning and Aching Feet.
Keep Feet Warm and Dry.
Apply MISUNDERSTANDING
lis Wonderful! Costs Little.

Chilblains bSfng one Of the most
irritating and painful affections
Of the feet are due to poor circu-
lation of the blood and exposure
to cold and dampncss. The very
best way to rid yourself of chill
blains and the burning is by
thoroughly massag!ng the feet
with a little Notwithstanding.
In this way YOU assist nature in
improving the circulation and
overcoming the inflammation.
With the first indication Of
chilblains, burning or aching feet
or redncss of the toes or heel ard
intense itching, simply get q jar
Of Observation-Disclosures from Your
druggist--if he is out Of it have
him get it for YOU. Rub this love-
" cream well into the feet, and in
a few days YOU will notice Il Won
derful Improvement. The itching
and soreness will leave at once.
Mcntha-Soothalin" IS prepared
by the famous DR.. Pierce Gf Buff
alo. n. y, whose fam" in medical
practice Is known a.! over the
world. As one prominent person
Recently said. "ThC mere fact that
NIrnliq Enrthr iipr * ono oi Dr.
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He FEELS LIKE A
NEW MADE MAN
WAS IN MISERY EVERY MINUTE
OF THE DAY AND NIGHT.
LOST MUCH TIME FROM WORK UN
TIL He BEGAN TAKING
TANJAC.

\ - Carpenter. lo"5 Virginia avenue
Huntington. West Virginia. bill CLERK Tor
the Huntington Lumber supply Com
panV, j. still! another who has cause To
be glad he was induced 10 SlNr Ianiac,
tho Master Medicine. an honest trial.
Talking about things that h"lp pco-
pie" said Mr.. Carpenter. while discuss
NIX his case al MCCiuIr"'S Drug store. IN
Huntington, recently. "Tanlac has zone
me more good than anything else ever
got hold Of. Before | took II | had
been IN IN" worst kind Of a fix for more
than a year and now | am just like
How made man.
i had gotten in such bad shape on
account Of stomach trouble, loss or ap-
petite and poor digestion. that I was
constantly losing time from my work.
My wife would fix up all kinds OF good
things trying TO tempt my appetite. but
after eating Il mouthful or two my
stomach would rebel and | simply had
to leave the table without eating any
moro. What little l did manaS" to force
down would SOUR. causing gas ana Such
violent pains IN my stomach that coulo
hardly stand II. Sometimes l simply
suffered agony with these pains and just
felt like I could not live another hour.
My tunS1I" was coated all the time,
had raging headaches. and suffered so
that everything seemed blurred 70 me.
and while these spells Were on me. and
thcy usually lasted for several minutes
| couldn't sec when not III pain. felt
sluggish and oruwsy and wanted 10
sleep. but my sleep was unnatural and
did not seem TO rest me.
Il was under treatment several times
but no on" seemed To understand my
case and I kept getting wurS" until
there was hardly l. minute, night or
day. but what I was in misery. | read
a statement in the paper describing
case like mine that TanlaC had relieved.
but I passed it up. believing II would
not help me. But, one day was talk
ing with a friend. who had taken Tanlac
With fine results, and he told me II |
tried il and il did not help me he would
refund my money out Of his own pocket.
Well, with such a boost as this. bought
q bottle and. sure enough. just as he
told me, I had not finished taking It,
until there was marked Improvement
in nv condition. Then ! got another
bottle and now my stomach trouble ls
gonn entirely. The headaches have also
left me and my sleep is natural. sound
md rcstful. | am working regularly
every day now and feel just fine. but.
honestly. 7 don't believe | would have
gotten we'll If l had not taken Tanlac,
I ius, want to xiv" all tho praise,
thanks and Era,itu | can ind words
10 express to Taulac and my fri"nd.
who persuaded me 10 try H. and from
now on I will never doubt anything
good | read. or hear about II.
TanIac t. sold in Wheeling nv the
IIoEr-l'avis Drug Co.. lltJ Market ST.
and 1894 Main St. and the T.. X. Hoge
Drug Co.. Martins Ferry.
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CLAR|NGTON

Chas. Yost. Of Sardis, O.. was the
guest of friends in town for few
days.
Mr. and Mrs. Grover 8. Maury, OF
Canonsburg. Pa. visited relatives here
the past week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leonard fankkaSer
arc spending few days with relatives
in the country.
Mrs. J. {. Dietrich will entertain the
Ladies' Aid society Of the Evangelical
church at her home on Ferry strctt
Wednesday afternoon. Jan. IS.
Claude II. McCauley left the first Of
the week for Louisville. Ky, 10 Resume
his work with the Trutona Mc Iicin.
company.
Mr.. and MIS-. Jack Rea have returned
here from several months. stay at Nor
folk. Va. -.
Mrs. Emma stephens. who. has spent
the past few months with relatives at
Bucyrus and Gallon. O., is with .eIa,Ivcs
and friends here.
DR.. and Mrs. J. V. Maury attended
III" funeral of NJ. V. ODER at New Star
tinsvIll" Tuesday.
For the past several days the de-
mand for ice Creepcrs has far exceeded
the supply.
4 teachers meeting has 0ecn called
for Thursday. Jan. IS, by Assistant Su-
rcriutcadcnt LInbury.
Miss L'i;,Ia Mccoy. teacher in tn" pub
lie schools had the misfortune IL fIlI On
the icy far>incnt as she was III her way
to school FiTuiy morning, breaking htr
arm ut the WHIST.
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WARRINGTON

Mss Mahlc Charlton entertained her
SUNDAY school lass III IT," rarlOrs Of
Tho Methodist church um "Wednesday
,,"riu- of this w""h. TN" gusts in
Guided TIA" m"iub"rs "f h"r lass and
Mrs. Harold ltlm"r and her class. rh"
evening was rujuy"d u! M Inunr folks
Il which, about twenty -four var" IN at
tendance Music and cHm.s formed III"
divers .ons Of tn" 'N"niuE after winch
wrr" served
Friends "f Fred Mrlnlurm VII ho
pleased L. hear 81 his n!irr;ac" tn'MiSS
Ella Tr"thmaH -; farmlnct"u. which
took rlaCc At ~" h"m" ui tn" brides
parents. Mr. and Mr.. ! rrrthmsu. near
Pennington. TT" marriage Was s"l-mn-
Ized n high noon rhurH'laE with Rev.
Mr. Tyler officiating. after which a we'd
ding dinner was served aud m" happy
rpjT i~ IN Tor l'"'rts n IN" East TO
,rrnI ih"'r honeymoon. They VIII De
1T homo afIcW two weeks IN SUNSHINE.
MR. " T.. T"otnmaU. Of Farming ton.
is spending A f"w dag with her dauGh-
ter. Mrs. Clarence Il. Phillips. in HouEh
4 edition.
Master Paul Jores. Of Moundsvtlle. is
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5000 REBELS IN 1HuCo.

MENICO. Jan. 25.-There are now six
an estimate by General Francisco l..
Irquizu, chief of staff At least half
az these are declared to be either un-
armed or equipped with useless weap-
0uS. Among the rebel leaders mention
ID in the summary are: Villa in Chi
hpahua and Coahuila: Felix Diaz. Pedro
Gahay. Panuncio Martinez, IIiginio
AguIlar and Pedro Galan in Vera Cruz;
Abel Salazar Gilardo Iagana, Soto )
CANA and Manuel Palafox, in Morclos:
Manuel Palace. Ma gdaleno Cedilo and
his brother. Luis Caballero and Euge-
MO Lopez in Tamulipas: Felix Panuelos
Ia Aqua calientes; Pedro Zamora in Co.
lima: 'iuIlcrmo Meixueiro in OaNaca:
FEDERICO tnrdova Cirilo Arenas in Pueb-
Ia: Jesus Il. SalEado In Guerrero.
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the guest of relatives here and was ac-
companied here by little Billy Jones who
had been his guest in Moundsville.
Clay T. Bradley has gone 10 Ulster,
Pa. where he has accepted a position.
Mrs. Strauss. OF Marietta, Ohio, is
visiting her daughter Mrs. A. r. Atha-
Mrs. c. l.. Cotrill, who recently moved
to Clarksburg. is visiting friends here
for few days.
Mrs. Anna Eardly and Miss Grace
Wilson Of Fairmont have returned to
their home after spending several days
with their brother Charles Wilson on
Center street.
Mrs. Charles r. Phillips was called 10
New York by the death Of her uncle.
4. Il. Armstrong left yesterday for
the Texas oil fields.
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CHECK THAT COLD
RIGHT away
DR.. Kings New Discovery has
relieved colds and coughs
for fifty years.

It was an unusually high quality
cold. cough grippe and Group remedy
wh'7I introduced half century ago.
Not once III nil tho years since then has
tn" quality been allowed IN detcriorate.
Its effectiveness in combating colds and
cauShs has been proved thousands OF
times IN thousands Of families. Taken
10y grownups and given TO the little
ones for the safe. sure treatment of
colds and grippe. coughs and Group. 1t
leaves absolutely no disasrc"abIe after
effects Gct a bottl" at your druggists
:Udas GGc and Sl.20.
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complets PLANK For BAZAAR.

At the meeting Of the members Of the
Booster Committee, held recently. all
plans were practically completed for tho
Bazaar and festival which will be Civ
en- in the Fraternal Hall. on North Fifth
street, during the week Of February 18th
to March 9Th. and all Of the committees
in charge Of the various works which
Will be required have been appointed.
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bridgeport Briefs.

AT Of ~" local members ur ~" Els
lodge will attend tn" meeting 70 hv h"ld
this evening at Martins Ferry.
The members "f tn" girls hask"'ha'l
team OF the local high school VIII h"ld
practice every evening tN'S week in PR
paratiOn Tor N" gam" Wednesday.
Mrs Sarah NHrsd"n. who has boon
seriously ~ nj. 'hN HON" &C h"- dargr-
tor on W"St Main street is REPORTED
somewhat impr"y"d.
Last wcok VIII - down IN history aS
ono Of the worst for walking oven
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Coyne Child Dead,

John Francs, the lhrc" months and
eight days old son Of Mr.. and Mrs
Patrick C"vuc. died n tho hom" "f tn"
addition. K,rkwuud. yesterday morning.
following a three days illness "f pn'u-
m"nia. BESIDES the parents on" brother
survives.
Funeral services Will probably 'Ii,"
place Tuesday morning Mt 81 Anthony <
Catholic church and informant viii ="
made II LinNCUd cemetery.
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and several pairs Of the shoes tekeh
as loot from the Bnggs store at CrcS-
cent. have been found. The last trace
Of the men is claimed 10 have been near near
Barton tunnel of the baltimore q ONO
railway. and there is little doubt thhI
the guilty parties will BIZ apprehenueu
as the officials have several good clues'
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-26
Phi Sigma Chi Dance,

The members Of the Phi Sigma Chi
fraternity hny" all plans completed for
\ danrr which will hr given in tn" EIks
hail IN North E"urth street Thursday
evening IT this week. and an cnj"yabl"
tim" j. promised th" members. Jaroh's
Jazz orchestra has boon Engaged 10
furnish the musi" FOR the evening.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-26
Rad CroAa MeetinH.

A large number Of the local members
Of tho Red Cross chapter Will attend the
county meeting which will be held at
the Second Presbyterian church at
Eollair". O.. This evening. and large
amount Of important business as well as
several plans for the future work of the
organization Will he discussed.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-26
AnnlY Hnr Chartar.

Those in charge of the organization
Of n now company for the erection Of a
glass plant in this city. on the site OF
tho plant which was destroyed year
or moro ago, state that their plans arc
in shape for an application for char
ter for the company at some time be-
for the end of this week
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-26
"The A-B-C OF Love,

Mae Murray the maid Of many moods
will be tho attraction at the Fenray
theatre this evening in The A-B-C Of
Love-" a dramatic romance for the
young and old. an S. Q. s.. call 10 the
heart. IN which n maid Of the kitchen is
transported from pots and pans to high
society,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-26
weddiuy To-day.

Mrs. Tiilc p"hl!uskl Will become inc
bride II John sou today and III" Tere-
muny will TAXI place At III" tilh"ilS
church this morning with nuptihl mass
-, cb.r,.r nf R,.y Father Bernard NuScl.
Roth of the principals ar We'll known
foreign residents Of this pla"" and their
friends will unite i'll wishing them
happy welded lie.