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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-07
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Miss shafe and Miss Frazier spent a
day recently with Mr.. and Mrs. Il. NJ.
! Lopez.
Mrs. Martha George was n Wheeling
visitor on Wednesday,.
Mrs. John Medley Of Cadiz Is the
guest OF her son Howard Medley and
family.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. a. Atkinson were at
ST. Clairsville on Monday.
Mrs. John Jarrett OF Morristown.
spent Sunday with Edward Refine and
| family.
Wilbur Bigley Of Newark was tho
guest Of A. NJ. Simpson and family on
Sunday.
Mrs. Mamie Rice is visiting the fam
| lily Of Lee Hayes near East Rchland.
J. r. Cramer of tho east end Is con-
ned TO his home from illness.
Ruth Murphy and Paul Elan, both
sophomores in st: Clairsville high
school are suffering from measles con-
! tracted while In attendance as real
| epidemic Of the plague has infested the
! school.
Walter Mcpherson Is i'll OF tonsilitls.
Mrs. Ida Parkinson who has been in
! Che O. V. G.. hospital. where she under
went an operation has 30 far recovered
as to be able to return to her home
south OF town. During her absence the
sudden death OF her husband James
Parkinson occurred. The daughter and
only child Mrs. Mary Patton Of Fair
! point will remain with Mrs. Parkinson
| for 4 time.
Edna Bowles and brother Charlie
spent a few days recently with the fam
lily Of their brother Grin Bowles at New
! Cumberland. Va.
Joseph Major and family Of Norris
! town were visitors among relatives and
| friends here on New Years day.
Miss Doris Mcpherson spent Thurs
day with" her friends the Misses Mar
! jorie Mildred and Aida Boggs OF Bar
, ton.
County superintendent. Geo. II. Pogue,
has asked that tho schools Of the coun-
tv shall contribute whatever money
| they may have in their treasures to
the Near East Relief Fund.
Miss Florence Estep OF the telephone
exchange at 81. Clairsville spent sun
day with her parents Mr.. and Mrs Fl.
| s. Estcp
Miss HIlda Minder has returned to
school at Ohio Wesleyan ~ Delaware.
Frank Parkinson to Ohio state. Clyde
Clark 70 Mt Union. Donovan Hart, TO
Bethany and Doris Mcpherson to MUS
Eingum at New Concord. Ohio.
Miss Ruth Murphy and brother Law
! rrrcn entertained a number OF their
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-07
HAD INFLUENZA
Then Watch That Cold,
and avert after effects

Even If you escape the Influenza Epi-
demic. the system should be guarded
against colds this season. II you sup
press an attack, you should be doubly
careful in view of the weakening effects
OF this deadly disease. At the first sign
Of cold, sore throat or coughing, apply
kreW- Pima to the throat and chest and
massage. Also put little into the nos
trils. The best time for this treatment
is bedtime, when you can draw the bed
clothes up over the nose, funnel-wisc,
and inhale the medicinal vapors that
reach the infamed membranes III the
air passages OF the lungs.
The scientific formula from which
krcw-Pina is compounded and the alb
solute harmlessness OF all its ingredients
make it invaluable for general family
use in quickly relieving or healing all
ments such as Group, tonsilitis, bron-
chial and foot troubles, whooping
cough, bruises, stone bruises, burns,
scaldS, cuts, etc. Keep jar on hand
for emergency purposes. SOC and 60c
size, at your druggists.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-07
SISTERSVILLE

S!stmsviiie. Ian. Mrs: Anna
Srhupbach left Wednesday for Me-
Mechcn where she will spend few
Nj. and Mrs Z. Rocdcr have gone to
Lexington. Ky, to he the guests Of
their SON, viii Rocder ana family.
As a courtesy to Mrs. Ray Martin Of
Tulsa. okla. Mrs. =. II. Gaffney. Miss
croy delightfully."- entertained a con-
genial circle of friends Wednesday aft
tcrnoOn. Bridge was the favored d.
version and the afternoon was brought
/" a clos" by N" serving IA delec-
table Ihrcc-coursr luncheon.
Mrs. j. T. Elder Is IN Wheeling for
4 brief visit with friends.
Mrs. John Richmond was the guest
Tuesday OF friends in Parkersburg.
Mrs. =. \. rarr. who has been v'sI-
returned home 1" Friendly.
INcan Cutler left Wednesday for
Parkcrslurg where h" has accepted
= position in the office Of The Carter
Miss Mary Catherine MaEner. VINO
spent the holidays here has returned
to Toledo. o.. 10 resume her studies in
St Crsula's Academy.
John s. Way. having been the guest
for a week of local relatives returned
Wednesday 10 JaCksonburg where he
is employed
L. IT, Fleming. local electrician has
gone 10 Hundred. ". VA. to attend TO
business matters.
Mrs J. Q Potts IS expected to re-
turn IN few days from serera!
DAYS visit with friends i'm Chicago Ill.
H. WcrlhcEmcr Of tho firm Of Vert
heimor AMI King, is confined TO his
home by Illness.
Miss Irma Craven arrived Wednes-
day from BartlcsvilI". Okla, where she
Sprnt the mast few months.
Interest and attendance are !nCrcas-
ing at each service Of the Union Evan
gelistic campaign which Is being con-
Quoted In tho ChurhCS in this city.
Homer We!ch is leader Of the song SER
Vices and has organized a Booster
shorus of children.
chorus Of children.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-07
CLOTHING IS NEEDED
At union MISSION
superintendent Cory Says Lot Of Men
Available for Work
Now.

with work slack in the Wheeling
district at the present time. Supern-
tcndcnt 6. ". Cory, IN charge or the
Union Mission. stated TO an 1ntelliGen-
Ger reporter last night that some or
the men whom he Is taking care OF at
present arc unable TO get worK. He
asks that with these conditions exist
ing. he would lik" some of the Families
Of Wheeling district who have fairly
good clothing which they do not intend
to make use, to give them 10 the Union
Mission.
n It impossible 10 bring clothes TO
the Mission, the people having such can
call the mission and messenger will
call for It.
If any person needs 4 man to da odd
Jobs about their place Of business.
Superintendent Cory CIn assist them II
thoy Will only call him as he has a
number Of mon who are looking for
work at the present time.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-07
LOUISVILLE

Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde Johnson and
daughters Mary Elizabeth, Sarah and
Frances Of bethesda. spent Friday with
Mrs. JonnSon's parents. Mr.. John Moore
and wife.
Madamcs ]. Z. Clark, c. p. ilammeric.
and J. v Drennen We're Wheeling Wis
itnrs during the week
Elijah Richards and wife and daugh-
tor Irene. Of east OF town and Mr.. and
Mrs. Carl Mellon Of Wheeling, were en-
tcrtained at dinner by l.. f.. Rramhall
and wife on Saturday
Mrs. George Fnney spent the week
end with friends at Morrlstown.
Mrs. Emma Mcfarland is tho guest
OF her daughter Mrs. John Gossett at
Hammock
Mrs. Elizabeth Dent Of Morristown,
is the guest Of her daughter Mrs,
Charles Hammerlc.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde Bernlcy and son,
Vernon OF Somerton accompanied by
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-07
DEPARTMENT "A"
GOES TO WARWO0D
Can Making Machinery Transferred
From South side Plant

1t was learned yesterday afternoon
by an Intellligencer reporter that de-
purtment IA" of the Wheeling Can COM
pany nj FTorty-eight street, now owned
by the Whituker-Glessner company of
this city is being transferred to the
Warwood plant. All tho machinery and
equipment used in this department is
being hauled to the Warwood plant and
= now being set up.
When the machinery has been put in
shape. II is understood that this Will
give employment 10 about fifty more
men and women. The company Is in
hopes Of having everything in shape so
that they can begin work sometime next
week, after being closed down for the
past several weeks.
The new warehouse has been finished
and Is in shape for the storing millions
Of can, so that the company will have
plenty Of tho various sizes on hand for
rush order shipments. which the com
ranv is planning to take care Of durin
tho coming season.
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with the first team Of Hannira
Mrs. Anna B. Parker.

Mrs. Anna B. Parker.
Mrs. Anna j.. Parker Of Clinton ave
nue. died at the Glendale Hospital veg
tcrday morning following an operation
Tor tumur. She leaves TO mourn her
death. her husband and tow children.
The remains viii be shipped To Grctna.
Va. for burial.
mining Class.
Tho night classes for mining men
Will start again this week in the high
school building. These classes arc con-
Quoted under tho Extension department
AT the university ana were we'll attend
81 last year. Tho first meeting was held
last night.
Morgan-Scott.
Wednesday afternoon at the parson-
age OF calvary NJ. T.. Church. Mr..
Russell Morgan and Miss Lucy Scott.
both oi this city, were married. In the
absence OF Rev. Workman, Rev. thaS.
c. Slater the First NJ. i. Church
performed ,lc ceremony,
Kiwanls Club.
The Kiwanis club held their regular
weekly luncheon N the dining room OF
the Hotel Snyder yesterday evening.
The new president. Chts. y. Williamson
had charge Of the meeting and Il. y.
Kelley had charge OF the program
which WAS very good.
Social wave.
Mrs. Vera Newman. Mrs. James y.
Slgapouse and Mrs. II. NJ. Carpenter
viii entertain 4 Ripple Of the Social
Wave Of the Tuesday Arts Club next
Monday afternoon at the home OF Mrs.
Newman on TomliSOn avenue.
Large Crowd Saw Play.
Tho new strand Theatre WAS filled
10 capacity last evening ut the first
performance of "Oh! Oh. Clndy" given
under the auspicies Of the Trinity
Churchman'S Club,
The production was pronounced the
best Of It's kind ever given here and
also the largest. ~ over two hundred
people were in the cast.
The production Will be repeated this
sale ut spoons. will play 10 another
Moundsviue sPruonals.
Mrs. Henry Newman. OF Wheeling IS
tho guest of Mrs. Margaret Price ana
family. on. jefferson avenue.
Edward S.lumulIcr has returned to
his home. at pittsburgh after sounding
several days in this city with re!a-
tIVcS.
Little Junior Pond. who has been ser
lousy Ill At his home on OAK avenue
Is improving.
Miss Liviiia White. has left for her
homo At Raven Docks. after spending
several days with Miss Mary virginia
, Walk on Third street.
Mrs. nellie PARSONS, OF Akron. o.. Is
visiting friends here.
Mrs. J. w. 'uwrl,. who was injured
In an automobile accident about week
ago Is improving AT the Glendale obs
pital =,
visiting her sister. Mrs. y. l.. Warner.
Of Sixth street.
Harry Ticks is confined 10 his homo
on FIRST street with Illness.
Miss AddI LuicS Of Glen EaSion
spent yesterday In this city.
Mrs. Floyd Gandcr and daughter.
Miss Kathryn are III n their home oil
First street.
Mrs. Jesse A. Martin. Of Cedar ave-
nue. Is i'll.
!, 4. u. Williams Of In:on;own. Pa.
. has returned home from visiting
friends In this city.
Mrs Samuel Furbcr. Of Second street
has gone TO Wetzcl county TO visit rel
atives.
Mrs Mary Thompson is III 1T her
homo on MAnlN avenue.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-07
WAY DOWN EAST.

u. ". GriftItns wonder spectacle
Way Down East" built up on inc
story Of tho play OF that title whiT.,
was so popular q few seasons PACK ~
TO open A special engagement here next
Nondoy nIyht at tho Court theatre for
n stay OF one week only. Following
the opening there will be daily mai
!nees starting at @:l5. The night shows
start ut SIS. No attraction OF me EeAi
has created the stir that has followed
aver since Way Down East was
brought out early IN September IN New
York City where II has settled down
for q run that promises to break at!
records. Seven other cities are also now
entering this attraction for indefinite
runs and as fast as dates can, he Sc
cured other orga mutations will be seen
In II In all sections OF the country
SEATS are now selling.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-07
MOuNDSVILLE
First Big Game.

Ths first big game OF III" local nHS-
ketbalI season will be played this even
INK in the high school gymnasium when
MoundSville will play the Marietta. o..
five.
These two teams arc probably tho two
most evenly matched teams in the val
ley. as Marietta was rated as one "r
the best In Ohio last year and the To-
calls had the second best team in this
state, being runners-up IN the state
tournament The locals have been put
through tho hardest Kind of practice
this week IN preparation for this game.
Il. The second team will play Nrclirn-
and a large crowd Will be out To sec
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-07
TWO Big Games.

Two big basketball games are sche-
duled this evening at the Union High
school. when the girls team will meet
the 7. ". C.. A. hssles. and the boys
will meet the Linsly Institute. Both
teams have been practicing hard for the
game. and Coach HaGgerty states that
he Is we'll pleased with the shane Of the
teams. and feels confident that they will
nut UP hard fight. Tickets have been
on sale but short time. and a large
number have been sold. and the same
usual large crowd Is promised to I'LL the
gymnasium.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-07
Revival Services to Begin.

Revival services at the NJ. F.. church
will begin Monday evening. The cnurch
has been divided into four sections, and
each evening, cottage PRAYER services
will be held at one OF the members
home in an four districts. with the eX-
cept!on Of Wednesday. and a joint meet
ing will be held in the church. This
will continue until the sixteenth. when
the services Will be held in the church
ard will go on indefinitely. There has
been no evangelist engaged to assist
with the services and they Will be con-
Quoted by Rev. Paul Flanagan, pastor
Of the church.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-07
Nurrs Names Hours.

Miss Lewis. the now cew community
nurse OF this city. has announced that
he will be in her office IN the school
building from $40 O'Clock until 10 4. H.
from 1910 until p. m. The remainder
of the time will be spent IN visiting the
sick throughout the city, and examining
students. Miss Lewis has been at her
work but one week. and has already
SHOWN that her work is very pleasing
and will do much for the benefit OF the
city.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-07
M'MECHEN
Choir 70 WhaeltnR

The members of the choir OF the
Chursh OF God Will journey to Wheeling
this evening. where they will be enter
tanned by Mrs. Gale Sharp. Music, games
and singing will be enjoyed throughout
the evening At late hour the guests
will repair to the dining room where q
dainty luncheon Will be served.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-07
MARY WINS PRAISE FOR
ITS WORTH AND NOVELTY

ingttes should not let the opporean't!
Of sc,ug L go by. It IS truly the cieH-
crest and best musical comedy seen
here IL rcCcut Years and capac!y
should be the rue At all performances
IN augmented orchestra Is much IN
evidence 70 properly present the beau
tiful Hirsh music.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-07

young friends at tafy pulling aAd
dance on Thursday evening OF last week.
/ Delicious refreshments we're served md
| J. good time reported. -
Ben iamirr Grady Junior In st. Glars
vile high school Is recovering from IN
; attack of measles.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-07

\ pleasant evening was held last night
BY the members Of Division No. OF the
Ladies Aid Society OF the NJ. +. church
when they were entertained by Mrs
Charles Neiberg with an Informal gath
erlns. Music and necdlework. filled the
cvning with much pleasure. At late
hour the guests repaired 10 the dining
room where a delicious luncheon was
served
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-07
Mc1Gechsn Personals.

Mrs. John Bryant has been removed
to the Ohio Valley general hospital.
where she IS reported to be IN ser
iouS condition.
Rapph Grandv who mas been spend
Ing a number OF days In Pittsburgh on
business. has returned home.
Mrsp Paul Reidclw no has been Wis
iting her sister In Cleveland has re-
turned TO herb ONE on Fifth street
VIM. Former has returned to Terra
Alta after visiting his sisters. Misses
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-07
Mad Foot Amputatsd.

Tao many friends Of Gerald Connors'
we'll known employee of tho Il. O..
shops. who several days ago had hts
foot badly mashed while at his work.
will be sorry 10 learn that Il was neccs-
sary to amputate his foot yesterday at
the Glendale hospital.
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Returns Prom FLORIDA.

Mrs Z. c. Mott has returned from
Florida, where she has been spending
the winter She stated that she had a
very nice time. and found the weather
very pleasing
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-07

) Mrs. ANNA +. INrkcr u CLINTON NVo-
nue. died at the Glendale Hospital veg
tcrday morning following an operation
Tor tumur. She leaves TO mourn her
death. her husband and tow children.
The remains viii be shipped to Grctna.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-07

MO hul> and G'r's NNsketball teams
Of Sicuhemvi.lr HlEh. VII go I" East
L .,rrponl SATURDAY night Of TINS week
to- meet f'l.. ir;,mg representing tic nigh
"CIu,l thor"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-07
Mining Class,

Tho night classes tor mining men
Will start again this week in the high
school building. These classes arc con-
Quoted under the Extension department
AT the university ana were we'll attend
81 last year. Tho first meeting was held
In II nitrlf
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-10-11
ELEVENTH ANNUAL FAIR
 IS OPENED AT MERIDIAN

Meridian, Miss, october 10.--(Spe- cial. )--The eleventh annual Missis- sippi-Alabama fair was opened to- day under the most favorable con ditions. the attendance during the day and tonight being estimated at 10,- poo. It was Merchants Manufactur- CTS and Meridian Day, all business in thee ity being suspended at noon for tho occasion. All programmes were carried out according to advance notice without hitch, and while all of the exhibits and displays were not set up in the various buildings, enough were in place to indicate that this is by far the biggest and best fair the association has ever pro- duced. The live stock and agricui- tural exhibits are more numerous and of higher class than 1t has been the pleasure of the management to secure at previous fairs. Especially is this true of the dairy cattle show, said to be on a far more extensive scale than at any previous show or the kind ever held in Mississippi.
 President J. W. Bostick and Secre- tary A. B. George state that fair has been produced this year that re- fleets as nothing else could the splen- did opportunities of this section for agricultural, manufacturing and cat tie growing pursuits. and they are each highly pleased with the pros poets of success that has crowned their efforts. Special trains and re- duced rates on all the railroads en- tering Meridian Insure record break ing attendances, they say. each day or the week.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-10-11
DAYTON ATTORNEY
 IS MURDER VICTIM
Neck Broken, Knife In Heart, When Found In Pool
 of Blood
Bx Assoclated Presa

Dayton, Ohio, October 10.-Lucian Seward, prominent Dayton attorney, was mysteriously attacked and mur- dered in his office here shortly after noon today.
 His body, with the neck broken and the eyes blackened. was found In a pool of blood in one corner of his office. in one of the downtown office buildings. A knife was stick ing in his body and had pierced his heart.
 The office was in great confu- sion and money was scattered all over the floor. Police found no clue as to the possible murderer or murderers.
 Occupants of a hair dressing es- tablishment in the next office told police they had heard loud talking in Sowards office sometime before the body was found. They told the police they had heard the voices of nothing in. the tone of the voices to attract them to Soward's office. Police do not believe that thea mur- der could have been committed by a woman, although they admit a woman might have been present and assisted
 MT Seward was about 40 years of age. He owned Q large home in Oakwood. a fashionable residence district
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-10-11

Bessemer October l0.--(Special)- A large number of Bessemer women visited the Sothern Bell Telephone eompany's new building Monday aft ernoon when they were given the op- portunity of inspecting the new quar- ters througnout.
 The guests were received in the classroom, where the beginners learn how to be operators and they were seated at Q table centered with q
 basket of lovely pink roses orna- mented with pink tulle and registered their names in the guest book over which Miss Bernice McAfee had charge.
 They were afterward shown over the entire plant and the switchboard demonstrated and the workings of the plant shown by Mir. Cochran of this. department The greatest en- thusiasm was shown over the opera tors room, where the visitors were received by Miss Minnie Word. chief operator, who with Miss Allie R. Sud- duth of the long distance department of Birmin gham, explained Interesting details of the work of receiving and answering calls.
 The rest room, which, with it's lovely furnishings is more like comforta- ble home living room than a busi- ness room, was very attractive and | interesting, with lovely baskets of l crimson gladioli and ferns adorning
 the tables and room. Conspicuous
 upon the wall hung a picture of the i insgnia of the operators association
 the gift of c. N. Robinson, district
 traffic chief. offering a visible sign of the meaning of the association | which is Service, Efficiency, and Co.,
 operation.l
 Punch was served in the dining
 room, which was very attractive. by l Misses Vashti and Opal Murchison
 and the guests enjoyed the inspec- l tion of the kitchen, which Is perfectly appointed. and many expressions were heard regarding the perfectness o' i detail providing for the comfort and convenience of the operators which tends to perfect service.
 There was a large entertainment | committee for the afternoon. includ- l ing Col W. E. Bare district manager;
 J. D. r. Smith. local manager; Miss l Julia Stevenson, Miss Lillian Faulk
 ner of Birmingham, Miss Allie Sud- | duth of Birmingham Misses Murchin-
 son. Minnie Word. Bernice McAfee
 and Miss Kate Givens. This was the | first of a series of lat home" hours the telephone company will entertain lwith during the week, and the in-
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-10-11
How To Get Relief
 From Rheumatism
Scientists Agree That the Cause Is Due to Waste Products in the
 Blood.

The blood Is the means by which all tissues, muscles, fragments and flesh of the body are directly or :n- directly nourished. It is also through the blood stream that worn out tissues and waste products arc cast out of the system.
 When waste products accumulate; they arc a menace to life. They cause lowered vitality, many skin dis- orders and rheumatism. Genuine re- lief from the agonies of rheumatism can be had only by correcting the basic trouble-waste products.
 Thousands and thousands of men and women during the past 50 years have cleared their blood of waste products with s. s. s. It is the ideal remedy for rheumatism, because,lz lzt removes the poisonous waste matter which is causing the trouble. There are no bad after effects and the re- suit is wonderful Begin taking ;. s. s. today and write for 56 page it. lustrated booklet, Facts About the Blood. free.
 Personal medical advice, without charge, may also be had by send ing a complete description of your ca-s. Address Chief Medical Diree- tor, Swift Specific Co. 7s2 s. S. S. Laboratory Atlanta, Ga. All drug stores sell & S. S.--Adv.