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The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1921-02-23
Women May Vote
In Town Meeting
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1t also agreed to Senate proposal of
amendment to House No. 112 provd-
ing for town building committee ;
House No. 1874, regulating sale of fer
tillzcr; and House No. l76, providing
for terms Of county court.
The house refused to concur in the
senate proposal Of amendment who
would eliminate the provision for mil
cage allowance to attend town meet
ing and on the call for committee
of conference the chair appointed
Messrs. Chase Of Bennington, Ripley
of Poultncy and Russell of Shrews-
bury.
House No. 50, providing that a
mother and father shall act jointly as
guardian of minor child, which was
refused a third reading las. week,
and then reconsidered and ordered to
lie, came up today as a special order.
On a aye and nay vote of II to Is,
the bill went to third reading. The
following senators voted in S favor:
Andrews, Bottum, Bryant Carpenter,
ChatFee, Cobb, Clark, Gaynor, Dun
ham, Estce, Kingsley, Newton, Rus
sell, Slayton, Taylor, Villas and Whit
comb.
The standard time bill blouse No.
38l and the bill blouse No. 1861 pro-
viding for additional compensation
for workmen in certain cases which
were before the senate on favorable
report today were recomm tied.
Miss Beard of Orange met vi,
some opposition in her effort to hive
the rules suspended on Sena'c No.
H. providing for women voting in
March meeting but on a risinr vote
of $50 to II, the rules were suspend
ed and the bill was passed in concur
renee.
The house killed House No. 900,
facilitating collecting delinquent
toXes; House No. BOG compelling re-
moYal of wall paper and ca!som ne
before new is applied; and House No.
343. providing additional guards on
culvertS.
The senate killed House No. 2l9,
relating to returns by jus'ic.S Of the
peace to county clerk.
There was a lively debate on Sen
ate No. "a, providing that water com
panics shall be subject to the juIis-
diction Of the public service commits
sion and it was not advanced to a
third reading until after refusal to
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1921-02-23
BARNET

The Ladies' Soc ETY. Will hold gen
tlcmen's night 1t the rooms ovcg Ro-
wen's store next Friday evening.
The plan in regard to having the
St. Johnsbu1y ladies come to Barnet
and give MA Sweet and her Family"
have been changed and the time post
poncd until sometime in the spring.
Mrs. Il. II. Hazltou is visiting h"r
daughter, Mr.. Donald Miller in
Woodstock.
Mrs. Emily Albcc has returned
from 4 visit to her aunt, Mrs. Horace
Moore in Libon, n. II.
Red Cross sewing meeting Wcdncs-
daV afternoon at school house hal.
All ladies invited to come.
Mrs. Ellen Bishop Of st. Johnsbury
J.; at Dl. Il. II. Hazclton'S.
Nirrnl and Harriet Elliott were
recent visitors in Rumncy, \. H.,
going to see their aunt, Mary Fox,
who is very il.
The boys and men Of the Christian
Endcavor society gave the supper 10
the girls and women last Monday
evening at SchoolhouSc hall. 4 cool
crowd was present and fine supper
was served.
The Barnet Boy scouts went to Nc
IndocS last Wednesday night TO at
tend the banquet and hear Byron
Clark OF Burlington speak.
Sunday was the 10th birthday OF
Charles Harris Of this village. Sat
urday he celebrated the event by
l,.,,-;,, , r,,,,J- l;,,o,. ,oo,4,, u-bich
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1921-02-23

All the civilized nations are now
dcvoting Their best efforts to invent
ing new and terrible forms of poison
gas,
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1921-02-23

The people whose inefficient pro-
Guction make merchandise scarce,
have been kicking for two years now
because the proftecrs took adYant-
age OF that scarcity to make money.
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1921-02-23

salads, sandwiches, cake, cookies end
tea. Next meeting will be with Mis-.
Holme;.
The w. C. T. L. will serve a dim
ner in Schoolhousc Hall, town meet
ing day at II o'clock
Mrs S. J. Holmes was recent Wis
itol in St. Johnsbu.y
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1921-02-23

Don't worry movements is. an ex-
ccllcnt proposition, only some people
who are identified with it seem also
to belong to the Don't Work Club.
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1921-02-23
ASPIRIN

Take Aspirin only as told in each
package Of genuine Bayer Tablets of
Aspirin. Then you will be following
the directions and dosage worked out
by physicians during u years. and
proved safe by millions. Take no
chances. If YOU see the Bayer Cross
on tablets. YOU can take them without
fear for Colds, Headache, Neuralgia,
rheumatism, Earache, Lumbago and
for Pain. Handy tin boxes Of tw,lve
tablets cost few cents. Druggists
Also sell larger packages Aspirin is
the trade mark of Bayer Manufacture
Of Observation-Disclosures Of S'licyI-
cacid.
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1921-02-23

People who are working SO persist
entity with their mouths, need to be
reminded that Lent is period for
quiet and rest.
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1921-02-23

The starving millions Of Europe
have not so far been able to COM
prehcnd why milk is being poured
into tho rivers in this country.
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1921-02-23

Some peoples ideas Of community
singing is waking p all the neigh
bors when they return from a high
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1921-02-23

Some folks in Northeastern Yer
mont think that men should be
trained for marriage but others be-
lievc they get all the treihing nccea-
slly aftcl ward.
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1921-02-23
SUNNY SQUIBLETS

The spring styles are reported to
be simple, but it is doubtful if the
prices are.
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1921-02-23

a lot Of people are willing to talk
about stopping naval construction as
soon as they get a navy bigger than
anybody has
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1921-02-23

jinks party at 2 q. m,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-19
McGlone-Heu wedding

Tr:S morning at seven O'clock 4; 3.
AlrhOusu5' church. the marriage of
LIS Chrn lIrll. daughter oC Mr.. Peter
=. Ilri}, and Mrs. John MCGlonc Of the
South Su!r. VIII -. solamn'2cd. with
uupti:L hign n.aSs celebrated hy Roy.
Father Euruyruturc. q. NJ. Cap. vino
viii also read the mdTr.aE" S"rvlr".
Miss Crr;rudr Hell. sister "i ia" h-!dc.
md Mr.. Glenn Mct;l"n". brother OF the
groom, vii! W. the att"ndaAtS,
The hvid" vii! wear charming cos
tune at brown duN"t!nc WIN nuirI1
trimming and hat ami other a''"s SORES
In brown An cNQui$.t" Cur":.=" OF Mo-
lets and lilies Of th' valley VIII r"lu-
plctc her costume. lI'r sister VIII wear
i suit OF midnight blue, with CORES
pondmg accessories and CUrSa." OF
KILLARNEY roses.
Immediately following mass w"d-
ding breakfast w!ll hc served ~ the
Hotel " .udS"r. With covers lad t"r
members "r tho imm"dl1u" family and
IL L.w close relatives 60 TIE hr!d' and
groom LTt"r IN The morning NJ. and
Mrs N"t;'uno Will !"tvr I"r eastern
,.tirs to su"HI tnrj" n"a"Tm""n and
after February II VIII hc at nome AT
S9ii Jaruh street.
Tho bird" Is VopUlar n local social
rirCI"s and WIS "ompim"n'"l al 4
number uf charming. alta ir& since ncr
rnEag cement bCcam" public. Th" groom
* = son uC Mr.. AND Mrs Nauirl Nj
Cinnc Of South Wheeling ana Is well
known IN tho city. TllS young couple
have 'hc best wishes - their many
friends.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-19
PAYarErr OF la FEB CENT DTv1-
bends FEATURE OF ANNUAL
IMPORT
very Gratifying Report Made FOR The
catiSsns-Psoplss Trust Co.

ma annual meeting OF stockholders
e. the South Side Rank Of Wheeling
hold Yesterday afternoon in the rooms
Of the institution a: Thirty eighth and
Jacob streets. proved one OF the most
important meetings which the ovga".La-
ton has held for many months.
\ report ror the y"a-s' business or
1870 was read BY charles \. Bowers.
cashier, which showed vc-y !arE" IN
crease over tho previous year and a.!
vero indeed glad 20 hear such report
THIS institution Tor che year Of IHc"
has paid an IS per cent dividend. The
annual - per cen: was paid and an eN,
ia dividend % s PEI cen; was pad AZ
the stockholders on December -. l?2V.
Pans sor The coming y"a- wc-" then
taken W aad discussed which was fol-
lowed BY the election - Z board % IL
r"cto-s rs follows:
u. +. Behrens Norman E"n'>
\. d =. Cltrich John R"tEec
: y hartman Charles A. Bowers
Dr. e. Y Armbrecht
Tho rewly elected. board rct anil
elected tho Officers sc- the year who arc
a. follows:
Observation-Disclosures \. Powers
V!ce-pres!dent-A. =. IHt-'ch
Assistant Cashier-E. r. D."h'
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SENATOR BLOCH
INTRODUCES BILL TO REDUCE
wHEELN9 SCHOOL BOARD MEM
BERSH1P F1OM al to SEVEN.
Presents Another Measure which
would Ksadjust the Dates For Hold
ins Circuit Court Terms.

4 BIZ 70 reduce the membership OF
the board OF education to one member
for each OF the seven mag !ster:al dis
tp!ctS composing the independent school
district Of Wheeling. was introduced IN
the West Virginia senate ut Charleston
Yesterday hv Senator Jesse \. Bloch
Of Ohio county. The board OF cduCa-
ton. under the present legislation fin
ing the representation. is composed or
tw"uty-one members.
4 public movement 20 reduce the
membership OF the Wheeling school
board from twenty-one to seven was
started n few months ago when res
olution carrying that provision was
adopted by the Rotary Club ot Wheel
ing. Mr. II. e. Ogden, N an editorial N
the Wheeling News. gave the endorse.
ment OF that newspaper 70 the stand
taken BY the Rotary Club. Mr.. Ogden
was Invited by the school board TO set
forth his grounds for his views. and
the invitation resulted In exchange OF
lengthy communications, in one OF
which = committee report. adorted by
the school board, ADMITTED that there
would pc some advantages in schoo.
board OF seven members under certain
conditions.
In the meantime tho Wheeling Cham
hpr OF Commerce endorsed the reSoiu-
tioa Of the Rotary Club. Finally CON-
m:t:ec composed Of representatives OF
the Rotary Club kiwan!s Club and
Chamber OF Commerce agreed upon the
provisions OF Il BIZ which was drafted
by Judge James W. Ewing. providing
.or the reduction to seven OF the school
board membership
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-19
EXCELSIOR LODGt:
Odd Follows Have Installation Of Off
GERS and Open House for Friends.

The semi-arnual installation Of OFF,
GERS Of Excelsior lodge, No. 40 Of ]. o.
.. f., was held last evening on the
t.!ird floor Of the odd Fellows build
ing. at Chapiinc and Twelfth streets
These having charge or the installation
were: Ross Marsh. distric; deputy
grand master; Bruce Roberts, grand
master: u. ~ Montgomery grand war
Den: J. w. King. grand treasurer, and
!. ". Vernon. grand inner guard. Ali
~ these arc members OF Brooke lodge.
No of Wcllshurg. y. II. Riggs, grand
secretary. and 4. l.. Bauers, grand
chaplain Of this ci;y, also assisted with
the work.
The officers installed were: Noble
grand. J. q. Rauers: vicc-grand. ;. 4.
Carnahan: treasurer, Raymond Bauers:
secretary. Alvin Winters; warden. David
Parish: conductor. Clarence Oddcn::
chaplain, Joseph Hopwood; II. S. s.. All
gust Biggs; r. s. y. e., A. l.. Bauers:
H. s. y. c.. william J. Clark; i. S. V.
u, John r. White.
Following the installation the mem
hnrs had an open house session At which
time numerous friends of :ha members
were present and very elaborate pro-
gram was carried out during the eve
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-19
Central Glass works

THO 2Hnua! meeting OF Stockholders
% thu Central Glass works was held
Yesterday afternoon ct O'clock at ths
cnmiany's offices IN East Wheeling
Tho meeting was attended by large
aumbcr OF the stockholders.
Reports for Tho year 1920 were read
and approved. All stockholders were
pleased with tho years business and
progress Plans for thu year OF l9@l
wcrH then discussed. The 1870 report
showed slight Increase over The previ-
GUS vars report.
Thc annue, election OF tho board OF
directors was then held and resulted
a. following:
Howard FIa;,"t. Or. .. w. BurdattS
James Stcadman ~ 6. Ear"
George Stamrn =. y. Schauh
No date had been set by the directors
fO- organization and election OF officers
for the year. but in all probability this
meeting will be held N the next Few
days
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-19
WHEELING TOURISTS
IN ST. PETERSBURG
WellSburg and Fonansbee Also Repre-
scented IN West Virginia
Colony.
BY JOHN LoDWICK.

81. Petersburg. Fla, Jan. Is. tSpcc:aD
Seeking 10 escape the rigors 90 an
other cold northern winter. thousands
Of tourists are nock!ny into the sun
shine City" to spend the season. There
are already 19.rou here and that mum
her is expected To reach 5C.0"o hcfor"
April !. There are juo West VirEinIrus
in 81. Petersburg with reservations
mad. for zoo NOR, du. before February
!. There are SIX recent arrivals from
Wheeling with larger numbers from
Welsburg ard Fcllaush"c.
NJ mud Mr.. ,narI., lvJick and
.a.w,,b,cr ,r,ss rhnrr, l.yt,r, arrived
~, .i' !c,,,,.,,t,,,.. ,,i,,." ,C,or IRVINE
rr,,r, ,ybncIirr two ,,scks mos. Of me
,tr,,. h,,r,. snrrt in comn,ny N The ont
.,i,ors me I,ydicks hay, pitched camp
-. .Trn, CIV" west ,r here. where
- n0o o,hcr motori.t sun Worshlrcrs''
hay, erected tents for short stays. They
.,r. making ,our Of the state.
,..,. :, c.a amos, .. tno
ty,..,,.,o, .,,.r,,, !, l,,,,y =. re-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-19
How To Be Rid of
Dangerous Dandruff

r. you have daudruf YOU must gH' rid
o? :: QuiCk--itS positively dangerous
and will surely ruin your hair # you
don't.
pand-uny heals moan faded. brittle.
ecraEG.y hair that finally d:eS--ncw hair
Will uri rrt~--then You are hairless
and nothing can help YOU.
THO sure way 20 abolish dandrufi for
good - 10 destroy Tn" germ that causes
<. tn DO this quickly. safely and with
out ri~hInr 4 penny get from your drug
EIsi a hn:tl,. Of I'arisIHu Sage. This is
G,IaraELeed 10 han:.', a. dandruf. stop
j,ch!ug scalp and falling hair. and
stimulate Il new growth. or the cost.
small as T. =. will be- refunded.
Partisan Sage ~ 4 scientific prepara-
'iru that supplies hRir necds--an anti
septic llqu;d neither sticky or greasy.
easy 10 use. and d,:ntiiy perfumed.
II you wan beautiful, soft, thick. !uS-
,-oVs hair. AMI lots "f K; by al! means
Try lar!sian Sage Don't de!ay-b"Sin
I0n!grr--a I.ttir A't"nt!on now insurcS
abundant ha;r FOR years Ia come.
(. II GricSt 4 Co. VIII supply you
and guarantee money refunded ~ YOU
arc not entirely satisfied.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-19
MS 81
A 49, In.
WEDDING TODAY
CEREMONY TO BE PERFORMED AT
$50 THIS EVENING IN PRES
ENcE OF FAMILIES OF
PRINCIPALS
wedding Dinner at Brides Home Will
Tollow-hIr. and Mrs. Feeny
VIII Leave for Eastern
Honeymoon.

Simplicity will mark the wedding or
Miss Ruth Mason and Clarence j
Feeny. which will occur this evening al
6:3O o'clock. with Rev. Ernest FfIeEer
Of 81. Vincent De Paurs church. Elm
Grove. reading the service. Their" WI!
he no attendants. and only member" Vl
The immediate families Of the hyde
and groom Will be present.
Miss Mason will be charm!nSN at
tired In taupe colorrd silk duNctyne
suit. trimmed with skunk aud with ac-
cessor!es TO correspond. the hat being
m exquisite creation OF dclghttuI!
blended colors. adding the necessary
touch of color to make the general cos
tune perfect. A cluster of lovely bios
SONS Will I've worn a. the corsaGc.
Immediately after 'ho ceremony n
welding dinner will be served NJ the
home Of the brides parents. DR.. and
Mrs. Charles +. Mason. Mt Leatherw"od.
covers being laid for mcmbers Of both
families Handsome appointments vii!
be in evidence Mt table and a PERCUSSION
of flowers art!stically placed will strike
4 delicate color note.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fceny will leave around
: o'clock for New York and other east
ern cities wherH they will spend tne!r
honeymoon. This wedding is one OF
universal interest in tho community.
both young people heinz prominent and
popular members OF Who cling society.
Miss Mason has been honor guest AZ r
number OF tho most elaborate and
charming social functions Of the winter,
arranged as compliment 10 her since
the announcement OF her engagement:
and today'S ceremony. though quiet. IS
regarded as ono OF the most important
Of the early season OF nineteen hun
dred and twenty-onc.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-19
would Change Court Dates.

Senator Bloc. yesterday. introduced
another bill relating 10 the time or
holding circuit court terms in the First
judicial circuit. The bill provides that
in Ohio county. circuit court terms
hereafter shall begin on he second
Mondays OF January. April and Septem-
Der. Instead OF tho first Mondays IN
April. September and November. as at
prestnt. -,
.hc bill passes. the court terms here
after will begin on the first and second
Mondays. respectively. OF March. June
and November.
such measure has the endorsement
os the Ear Associations OF Ohio, Brooke
aad Handbook counties. and was de-
signed 20 NEE; the situation arising
.-orn the removal of Marshall county
from the old First judicial circuit 70
the new Second Judicial circuit. anc
will enable Judge Il. NJ. Al" !eman ana
Judge J T. Sommc-villc |" arrange
,Ee:r oS-ams 10 TAX" care OF the court
work IN the three counties.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-19

Note: II would be N!cEa' - PUBLISH
theso statements II they were not tru".
Mrs. Dot Cox. S No. Market 81. Troy.
O.. says in her own Murn" PAPER. n"
Troy Miar! Union: Il used SorbO, Quad
rup:c u year ago and Il has completely
relieved me OF Il terrible Inward g":tr".
! was SO short Of breath. could not US"
my eyes for reading or sewing. could
rot $1,000 over 7 was 50 nervous ard
my heart would feel like 1t would jump
out. Ny throat would throb and choke
me. Could not wash or sweep AZ all
Was in bed part OF the tim" hav"
been doing my washing. aAd all by own
york since last S@mmcr. Ny whole Sys-
tenn is stronger and my throat docs 40:
bother mc at all. I am az well 49, |
was before had goitre. If any"n" cars
to write me. 7 will DC glad to answer.
Sorbo! Qu0drupie comes in small bot
ties containing enough for most asses.
Il will not stain or irr:tate, Docs mot
interfere with regular work. Leave
l,arts in healthful. normal condition. Re
uuirrg 10 minutes daily.
Get further information NJ Gr!"St &
COS, drug stores rverywhcrc or write
Sorbol Company, Mcchanicsburg. OHIO.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-19
HON. J, J. CONIFF
Wheeling Lawyer VIII yslp Defend tie
MatewGn Cafes 49,

Hon. J. J. Conln. one Of Whesling's
ablest lawyers, will leave next week for
Williamson, w. Va, where he will rep.
resent some Of the defendants who are
TO be tried in the circuit court Of Mingo
county in connection with the fight at
Matewan, at which time number OF
men were killed. There are twenty-three
men who will he tried at this time each
charged with seven counts.
The cases will be tried before Judge
r. d. Bailey and will begin on January
% Two we'll known lawyers Of Charles
ton and Thomas. west of Williamson,
have also been hired by the defendants
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ming at which time with short addresses
BY various members Of the lodge. One
Of the important features Of The eve
nings program was several "-!ecttons
rendered by the Excelsior string band
Of six pieces. This is the only lodge
that can boast OF having such ban0.
and all arc excellent musicians. This,
was followed by refreshments which
were served by the refreshment com.
mittee. -
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-19

tending the meetings which arc being
held this week at Morgantown.
Mrs George T.. Freny Of >Woodsdale
arrived home yesterday from an OK
tended visit 10 New York.
Miss isabelle DUIy Of the North side
who has been confined to her home for
some time with a severe cold. Is I'M
proving. though not yet able TO be out
OF doors.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-19
". NJ. s. Meeting Thursday

Tn" Wumaa'S Missionary society "F
'ha Wa.c':rs Baptist Temple Will mold
lhrir regular month.Y meeting on
Thursday. January 80, 81 $50 O'Clock
II the afi~rnu"n n 81. Matthew's
church yar'or. M Interesting proGra ~
has hr"u arranged ami a. TIC clos" OF
the. meeting. Il session Of the Ladies Aid
wit Ice he'd. \ full ATTENDANCE" ~ both
these meetings is expected.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-19
SOUTH SIDE BANK ENJOYED
UNUSUALLY PROSPE ROUS YEAR

pr. T.. y Wilson. D. G. List, Jro ana
Robert Hazlett.
The report ro- tho past year was sub
m:rced showing that the company en-
jnyed = very successful year. and inds-
cations are that The company Will con-
tiruc its success.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-19
About People
yovsments of Individuals To And
Prom The City.
AT THE HOTELS

McLure-E. H. Yost, New Martins
vile: L. Amos LorE. New MartinSTtlle;
{. W. Stuart l'ark"rs6Hrs; M'i, yam
Martiusyiiic: !. I. Henry. Buckhannon;
& " NNl, Sistrrsvillc: \. j. Wickin-
srn. HunrinEtou; T.. ". Acki"S, Buck
harmon.
Windsor-Gilhcrt GroEen. Fairmort:
Wm,c sulphur Strings; T., :. Swanson
Petersburg; l.. Il. cole, Marion; Z. w.
Lind".. Ciark6burg
stan,m-L. q. Jones. Weston: DR..
Bowen. Sis;"rSville; {. r. Graybill,
ClprkSburE: William S. Gautsch. l'itts-
bursh.
Rogers-A. f. Campbell. Petersburg:
l.. J. Lunsford. C.arksburg; A. +. Grimm,
I'arkerSDurE.
George X KindIchcrgcr. tiIlerman on
he aerial truck ut fire station No. Is
confined 10 tho home OF his sister. Mrs.
Gertrude KindlcberECr, on North Main
street with an attack "f rheumatism.
Miss Ella Rohrhaugh. who IS en-
ploycd at Rose Capham Laue's beauty
slop. leaves Sunday for Charleston, TO
enter a branch shop in that CITY, MISS
Rohrbaugh has made many friends III
Wheeling who regret that she IS lcaE-
InS.
W. j.. Rownd. has returnc from
hu",rcss trip to New York Ci;!
II l.. Sw!ck OF MurEan:nwl spent
Tuesday in Wheeling on business.
W, r. Stone returned Tuesday from:
4 business trip to New York civ.
]. II. Ritz. local lawyer, who has
been in Baltimore attending {" bust
ness matters. is back in the city.
Mrs. T.. II. Dccamp returned IN her
home in MuundSv!llc last evening affe-
a SNORT visit with relatives on Thir-
tcrnth street.
James 4. Fleming. local r. & o.
freight agent. is confined to his home
II the Rolf apartments with Illness,
and will not h" able 10 he at his off!c"
for at least three weeks. It IS feared.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. y. bertrand Of Jacob
street have gone {" Alt"Cna, IA. 10 he
;hc guests Of tho !at,"r'a sister ror the
rcrna indcr Of the week.
Isaac Norton o: Pittsburgh was
business caller IN Wheeling Tuesday.
James L. Rochcrrk ~ MorGantown
yp"r. m. fore part uf tho week In
W-h""'!nS looking after b...lness in
tcrcgtS.
.Noxand"r Ei"rs,roT 81 Th!r1y-ei1th
street left Tuesday c"cn!ng for Graf
ron. IA. 20 visit Ms son. He expects
t. no Eoao about threr weeks.
Edward ]. Schauh. OF this CITY. Is
spending several days m Pittsburgh
looking after business.
T. II. Hunter. AGRICULTURAL agent OF
:hc Ohio County Farm Eurcau. IS at
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-19
WHALING Tee ana storage Co.

The three directories who served dur
Ing the past year for the Wheeling Ice
and Storage company were unanimously
reelected 70 serve another year at the
called meeting OF the stockholders held
yesterday afternoon. The directors are