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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-13
!; THE: THEATRES !
WAY DOWN EAST"
CLIMAX IS THRILLER
FOR COURT PATRONS
Sensational Rescue Scene Played BY
Barthelmess and Miss Gtsh Is
Wonderful

People stand up nightly ut the Court
theatre TO cheer the thrilling scene il
which Richard Barthelmess as David.
rescues Anna Moore as portrayed by
Lillian G.sh. from the ice foe at the
climax of u. W. Grtuith's wonder spec
L4cle. Way Down Last.
Such scenes are but Implications nj
what took place at the opening night
Of d. W. GriR!th's master work in New
\ urk and at each subsequent perform
anCe there and in this city spectators
have been stirred by this Incident aS
never before in the history OF the en-
ema Way Down Last" un!ouhtcd!E
is the greatest triumph in the career 81
j. W. Griffith. and II IS Il sure Ihu'c't
iIOn Of his supremacy in his chosen arr
Way Down East" was PREPARED from
the Lott!e Blair I'arker-J"scrh i. GriS-
mc- classic OF the American theatre Tor
90 wears, and the scenario Is ny thtl
rising young American dramat!Si. An
tnuuy Paul Kelly. The production rep
rcsrnts ten months work hy Gr!h!th
ma his assistants. They bravch al!
eurts Of dangers in order 10 make this
work worthy Of his effort Nothtn% |"
equal the snowstorm scenes has mus
far been shown to the thcatrcg""rS OF
America These scenes AT" the acme
Of realism, and the great rr"'i" "'ShH
from the ice Hoe stands a!Un" as an
achievement in any part OF the Woriu'
Griffith, with his usual attention To de-
tail has contributed Il Si'hN No.
minor Incidents each ono beautifully
photographed and each having s"mr
bearing, even though remote. upon t"'S
striking story. a.,
Lillian Gish. who has the part or me
unhappy Anna Moore, turned from her
home in a snowstorn BY l'ur!tan'caI
and unfecling father has made for Acr-
self enduring fame through her maEhi-
iccnt portrayal of role making ire,
mendous demands upon vitality ana
upon skill. Richard BarthciincS5 l!A'-
wise has augmented ms achievement"
through his work as DHN!d Iiaitl"il; 1t
character which has nrun rCuS.dc:Ably
unnliiird in this screen Version O. va!
Down East" one of tn excellent p"E-
IroyqIs is that of the y! IA nous l-rnh"N
Sauderson by that foremost VILLAIN OF
Inc screen, Lowell Sherman, ana IN i!:S
rast are many able actors, lnc!ud.iE
Viva Ogden and Burr Mcintosh. OF inc
ORIGINAL cast: Mary Hay, wEO Is me
bride OF RH.havd Earthr.ncSS. ana that
leader OF New Tori, ana Newport SOC
Icty. Mrs Morgau Belmont. Tn" mus
ulIvcd during the SHOW .nE o. way
Down East has been selected W'lA
care. and. while made up largely OF met
odins tnat are familiar, Is ihrmat!c III
,rIai Performances are given twice
daily al! this week.
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Bridgeport National Bank.

Tho BRIDGEPORT National Bank, on"
OF the oldcS: established financial inStl-
tut!ouS in the Ohio valley. at tho stock
holders meeting Tuesday afternoon
decided to incrrIS" the capital stock
from $1,000 ono 20 S2O0.000. rEH bank
has had very prosperous career tho
past year. being record ore" 1t now
has resources over s4.O0n.000.
J. G. Hcin!cin acted n chairman OF
the meeting and tho hoard OF directors
was elected rs follows:
Mcssrs. J. ]. Holloway. ". W. Scott,
A. c. Branum. ]. G. McComas. Charles
McConnauGhy. A. W. kennon, Fred
Cook and II. r. JunelinS.
Immediately following III" meeting
the directors organized as follows:
Vice president and cashier, II. r.
juggling.
Assistant cashier, c. A Brunah
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TRUCK VICTIM
MAY LOSE Les
HURT WHEN PLAY1LAT8, X0WA3D
SMITH, WAS C1u1X10 10
DEATH.


James Cunningham, aged -, living
at 1907 Chapline street, was taken t.
the North Wheeling hospital last evt-
ming, and will undergo a serious opera.
ton, and possibly suffer tho amputatfcn
% his leg. the outgrowth Of ths acet.
dent Monday. January 3rd, In which
Howard Smith, 11-year-old son Of Mr.
and Mrs. Theodore Smith Of Sooth
Jacob street was killed instantly.
The Cunningham boy was with the
little Smith boy running across the
street at Twenty-ninth and ChApline.
and both were struck by heavy coal
truck. The Smith boys head was crush
ed TO a pulp, while the Cunningham boy
was thrown away from the wheels.
Last Tuesday. he complained OF a
severe pain in his left leg and DR.. E. ID.
Phillips was called. 1t developed he
had a badly crushed leg, and he was
ordered to the hospital.
Attendants at the hospital last eve
ming stated his condition is serious aud
the bone may be affected, thus necess'.
tating the amputation.
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National Bank Of Elm Grove.

Stockholders of the PliSt N"i'oh"t
Rank Of Elm Grove held their annual
meeting Tuesday afternoon. Cashier
Georer Grodhauc submitted splendid
report Of III" business Of the instiru-
ton for the year 1920. which amounted
TO more than $4,000.
Directors were elected and they, in
turn, elected J. r. Chambers president
and Mr.. Grodhaus cashier.
Some time ago the bank was convert
cd into Il trust company with the cant
tai increased to 100000. II now has
resources totaling 100000. and at th"
pace il has been setting the past year
promises soon TO outrival many OF tho
larger financial institutions of the val
ley. r,,.-.
bers. George II, Grodhaus' w: K Cham
bers, w. H. Trussen. G. w. MaNwcn
Leopold Miller. A. T.. Crsdcr, w. L. Fox
hard. J. l.. ScherriLch; Harry ThornG"r e
II. l.. Bowman, II. L. kimmin%. G. Z.
Woods, George 7. Folmar. $. L. Davis
william buchanan, W; w. CamP6eli IL;
II. Orr. Joseph II. Handlan. Thomas
CkillCorn.
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Tho annual meeting Of stockholders
OF 'hN Wit state Bank company, OF
Bc!laire. ohio. was held yesterday af-
ternoon a. the rooms of the institu-
ton at trecent and Belmont streets
This is 4 new organization. and the meet
ing was well attended
Report for las; years business were
read and approved. The report showed
. worry good increase n business. An
noUnccment O. stock dividend Of
per cent rayabl", next week was made
u: this time.
The old board OF directors were re
elected for the ensuing year. as fol.
lows:
Robert Reader Angelo Cifad!
James Gentle James Anderson
l.. Witt Stew" Ka.inSki
Frank CostanZa
After the board had been named. they
organized and the following officers were
elected: ........,
FrCSidcnt--RODcrt Reader
NiCc-prc Observation-Disclosures COStaDzn
Secretary treasurer and Caahier--L
WIT.
Assistant Cashier-J. NJ. WIZ.
Executive board-Alhert Mash. 4. J
Cremcilc. steve katinski J. N. Witt.
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Martins Ferry Citizens Bank.

Tho annual meeting &c stoc&n"'d"rs
OF the Citizens Savings Bank IT Mar
tins Ferry va he'd in the directors
rooms a; the bank. corner ~ Fourth
and Walnut streets, yesterday nr'er-
moor. Tho reports o. Ia. past years
business. which was the best year ever
experienced BY The bank, was read aud
approved. and tho Old board OF dircc-
tors composed Of i; +. M""omhs, David
r7se. \. r. Sclhy. Or. J. " narrah
nr. !. G. rarr. r. T. ruCh a"r r. Z.
Reynolds. WIS r"-o'cot"h Indications
point 20 4 largely increased business
and prosperous ,"ar to come Tor the
institutions
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VERY GOOD REPORT SUBMITTED
TO SToCKHoLDERS AT AN
NUAL MEETING
COL. J. A MILLER ELECTED PREs1-
DENT OF COMMUNITY saw
INGS & LOAN co.
DIRECTORS ELECTED AND GOOD
REPORTS HEARD FOR MANY
OTHER INSTITUTIONS

The annual meeting Of the stockh"Id-
ers Of tho Bank of Warwood vas held
Yesterday afternoon in the bank build
INK 1T Seventeenth and Warwood ave
nues. The meeting was well cttenu@n'
Carl H. Ebcrts. cashier of the bank.
read the annual report which showed
\ very good increase in business Tor
1920 over 1919. The report showed that
the bank Increased its business % per
cent over the previous year. All stock
holders were pleased with the excellent
report.
Reports OF various other officers were
read and approved. This was Followed
by the reelection Of the old hoard or
directors for the ensuing year TneE
arc:
Alfred Fault August {. Nasmu'h
j. II. Mcdonald J. W. "ie!er
George $. EbcrtS j. {. Moore
W f. Helferh.rc A. Ii. Councilman
W A Stem r. j. keun"nund
c.. T.. Curtis
Ssve-al ulha~ G1t;ers were taken up
md discussed y, tho stockholders fol-
lowing 49, '"Ca"n oil the ooaiu'
vas n, -. IA that the meeting OF
,he boar .r ur,;aniZation will hc hcIa
Monday afternoon, January II. at the
institution.
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Savings a Loan Co. onlcers.

An organization meeting Of tho board
Of directors of the Community Savings
4 Loan company was held yesterday
afternoon at the Offices at No. i@24
Chapline street. At this time o7icers
for the ensuing year were elected as
follows:
President. J. n Miller.
First vice president. w. w. irwin.
Second vice president. T.. Cart
He5rne.
Secretary. &. s. Honecher.
Treasurer and manager. J. Sherwood
Fee.
During the year Of 1920, tn" contrary
Increased its capital from $15o,o"O t"
$500 600 or An Increase Of $4,000.
1t was announced that from present
indications the company Will have =
very prosperous business during the
year Of 1921. Several plans In oonh'c-
ton 70 business Cor the coming year
were taken UP and discussed ny various
members Of the board.
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Mound CITY Bank.

Stockholders OF the Mound City Bank,
at Monndsv!llc, yesterday elected Fred
A. McNlnch. assessor OF Marchall coun-
~. director Of tho bank TO succeed the
lat :. r. Cartwright. Other directors
were reelected.
Tho officers and directors for tho new
year are: j. g Rardnll. president; J. a.
Bloyd. vico president: Carl II. Hunter.
cashier; Marion keyscr. assistant
cashier: Lewis Noltlc, bookkocpNr: board
Of directors J. G. Rardall. J. a. Rloyd,
Carl H. Hunter, ". W Henderson and
W. X. Mason.
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Nance O'NEIL IN
THE PASSION FLOWER"

Jac!nto Hcnavcu;c. author OF Ia
MaIuucr,da." rrOuu,cd in THIS country
under the nam" ~ - ne iASa'"h J -"
Cr." and In wa!>h Miss Nam" Nrl!
Will hc %tSn at the 'Surt on January 49,
is. las Lately C,nudNl 90 81 American
friend trat his views ConrrrninE -Nhi-
erica and Americans E"S" undergone =
radical and favorable Cha""'.
II is now Ecn"raly known that sew
eral wears ago SENIOR BcnuNrute was IN,
,.nivcI in a lawsuit AGAINST a well
known American producer whom ne a.
legged to have taken bodily certain IN
tcrrSting scenes from 4 Siah!st Pi'f
claimed by himself. III" .srt.-t i"r an
injunction and dtmaEcs VA" :"[S - t"'
eminent Span.trd and thereafter !e lie
rlared that he would never Kermit one
III his plays to hc GuHr ~ TINS country.
When the Theatre Gu''G. "a !h"'iEtl~
rnL association OF Cr-0prFa'!Nc PA! CO. :
produced = short pay Ivy Ne Spth"tFu
- ,rns undcr special Representation, but
he was dissatisfied with the production
and only through mediation or persona.
friends o. his IN New NorE did n" a.!o"
his later play. bonds IT Interest. |"
manned for Nance O'Neu aud her mar
.,,.r. l:..a..d -. iiernGoH. 10 Stor" Tor
me .sl.n,:uiyhci Don LIS %rr2t"St III
uinph rr tn" stage. not even the Nrt'r-
an. Marin Guerrero. Tor whom N '"iS
If Rl:m"nda in give PASSION Flower
vas written, achieved ~uca = success III
Madrid as Qa Mss O'N"h At tho pre-
MIR Of the pi"aa At ii" Greenwich Va
iagc theatre last january in New 4orN:
forced - move 10 more comWoC!ou5
quarters The PASSION Flower ran Tor
~, rcet Of thr season At the belmont
and opcncd the present season in CHI
c:.co with 4 run of ten weeks. an en-,
gut;rrnrnt which was a first in'Gnd','
for two weeks only. Following me SI"'
ROAD ,aur upon which she is AT present
c U': MISS ONen VIII shortly move
INFO The Plymouth in Boston. wAer" m
Jirations point toward another record
run, BosLonian thcatreEoerS having Il
warm spot In their hearts from thr nlu
is 81 tho ST lanes whcn the actress
Mayed the leads in stock ~ that tNe-
atre.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-13
Whole Family Sick

"An OF my six brothers md sister
az VOL rs myself. havc suffered sine"
childhood from stomach and liv"r
trouble and bloatirG. I thought It ran
IN tho family and that I could meyer 10
cured, but, thanks 10 Mayr'a Wonderful
Remedy, since taking It rcnrly yHar
ngo, have boon annoying tho best OF
hearth and feel like now person. l
have no trousio from anything cal
II Is simple. harmless preparation
that removes tho catarrhal muCus from
the intestinal tract and hllays tina In
rlamai!on which causes practically all
stomach. liver and intestinal ailments.
lnludiry appcndicitIs. Ono dose will
convince or money refunded.
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SENIOR PLAY
=, BIC SUCCESS
"sHE sTooPS TO CONQUER" PRE-
SCENTED TO AUDIENCE
OF 1000.
Miss Dorothy KNeves Stars IN Leading
Part-Play Well Enacted.

she Stoops To Conquer" tn" senior
class rlay given In the Wheeling hiEh
school auditorium last evening before
nm audience Of nearly 1000 school
puDtls and parents. proved ON" of the
most successful and interesting pro-
ductlnns ever attempted by any of the
graduating classes in recent years.
Miss Dorothy kl!eves, who took the
mart as mother Of q mISchtcvouS boy,
Tony Charles BunncScn). proved me
biz; star Of the production, ard her par
,icipat!on in tho play kept the attend
ants in constant uproar, while Tony
pleased the audience with his merry
making ways throughout the three
acts.
Young NARROW UIugo BlumcnberG)
was n noble EnElishman ~ nigh stand
ing that he had gained through the TO-
litical rank OF his father. In n long
Journey to 4 friend OF his fathers, the
IIardCa stiles. he happened to stop at an
inn along the wayside for tho evening.
After considerable discussion, and when
nc had shown his discourtesy 10 Mr..
Hardcastlc whom he had not suspect
ed az he WAS not aware of the fact
that nc had reached his destination. his
father finally made his appearance al
tho homo of his friend. Mr. ITardCastle.
Upon his arrival ne had found OIL;
McMcchcn, T. 5. RIGGS. s. Risingcr ana
T. l.. Robertson.
The directors Will meet at later
date to organize and elect officers.
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BLUE LAW CAMPAIGN
AT EAST LIVERPOOL

Special Dispatch 70 Tho Intelligence.
East Liverpool O. Jan. l2.7JuStlce
OF the Peace David McCl2ne today tie
clarcd war on East Liverpool NiolatorS
ur the so-ralled Blue Laws
tic announced his determination II
entertain such cases after Sterling Fer
~ was ugraIgncd before him on
charge OF keeping his grocery store open
on sunday. Perry pleaded not guilty
and was bound over. to common pleas
court under 500 bond. Pharoah Eooth
= clerk In McClane's office. filed the
charges. Despite Mechanics action, II
is unlikely police officials viii make
any move for "Pur!tanIcal sunday
L was said.
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East Liverpool May
Fight Phone Increase

special Dispatch 70 The Inteu.Gencer.
East Liverpool. O.. Jan l2.-AIthouSh
no definite action has been taken. city
officials tonight said Il was likely Fast
Liverpool would join with other cities
N y move to appeal to the supreme
rourt from the decision Of the St''t
Utilities commission, granting the CheS'
:pcake & Potomac Telephone company
permits sion to increas> tts rates IN lour-
teen eastern Ohio counties.
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FIND WOMAN STABBED
TO DEATH IN HER HOME

Pittsburgh Jan. 1.-The body OF Mrs.
Mao Gcschw nd WIGS found in her home
on tho North Side here today by Il
laundress who had gone to the house.
The police said that the woman had
been stabbed six times, tnay car rings
had been torn from her cars and that
marks on her fingers showed that rings
had boon forcibly removed. Mrs. Gesch-
wind lived alone and was known 10 nave
valuable Jcwelry. The police SAID she
had been dead two days,
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shaaYNde National Bank.

The year 1920 WAS the best IN the
history OF the Shadysidc National
Bank. according 10 Fred q. MCConn.
cashier. Resources and deposits both
showed Il substantial gain over the
year 1919. according to the annual re-
ports read al the annual meeting or
tho stocEn"ld"rS held at the bank yes
te-day afternoon.
Directors for the ensuing year wcr"
elected as follows: Robert MCEclvey,
c. NJ. Dreamer. Robert Futhey, y. y.
Smith, Il. c, Faris. J. T. Poorman. Il.
NJ. Smith, w. 7. Jones. and G. T.. Tim
bcrlakc.
Robert McKelv~y was ro-oIcctcd as
the president; +. c. Faris, as vice prcs'-
dent Fred G.. McConn. as cashier. and
Il. G. Robinson as assistant cashier.
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STRIKE TO A FINISK

indianapolis. Ind, Jan. 12.-Van 4
Bittner, chief representative of the
United Mine Workers union, in charge
of the coal miners strike in Alabama.
conferred here today with John l..
Lewis. president of the union. on plans
for continuing the strike.
a statement. issued by the two Of
icials said "all details for carrying the
strike to finish" had been agreed
upon. but the nature Of the plans was
not disclosed.
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Mercantile Bank @ Trust Co,

Stockholders OF tho Mercantile Bana
& Truch company Of Moundsviii", III
their annual meeting. heard hatt2rinit
r. ports Of business II the institution for
tho year 1920. TIL following directors
were elected: Captain w. ID. Alexander.
]. ~ Bloyi. A. G. Bon0r, Friend Cox,
\. NJ. Holmes. r. G. Daltan, T.. W. Lohr,
G. &. Schwob, c. A. Showacr" and j.
W. Wcllman.
The directors reelected Captain w.
n. Alexander, president: fr!cnd Cox.
vico president: e. H. Showncr". score
tary, Elmer Rcssegrr. assistant cashier.
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CRYSTAL Ice Company.

Stockholders of the Crystal Ice com
pany Of Moundsville met Tuesday after
noon and elected the following dircc'
tors: Dale L. Chaddock. II. S. RIGGS. /
Riley Hoffman, of WayncsDurg. Ia,
w r. Hughes. or MorGantown. ". Va.
J. 4. Boyd. Charles Hughes and Alex
Purdy.
The stockholders recommend tho In
stalIation Of new steam plant. and
the entire ice factory Will be repaired
and put into first class cond!tio" by
the time That the late sprinS aad early
summer demand for ice begins.
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stnta Rank & Trust Co.

The annual meeting or tho Stockholm
ors or tho State Bank & Trust company
Of Elm Grove. pioneer bank of tho sub
urban district, was held Tuesday At
which time reports of officers were
mado and directors elected for the en-
suing wear. Tho bank reports the most
prosperous year since its organization
in 1906, showing resources up to pecem-
Der 81, 1920. of s1,4Oo,OOo. an tncroaS"
Of approximately $275.O0o over the prev
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Acting upon request Of citizens of
Smithville. EitChic county, Senator
Sutherland brought to the attention Of
tho Public Health Service today an cpl
GcmiC. so called at Smithvillc, OF scar
let fever. lie was Informed that the
bureau had investigated the situation
and had received 4 report that there arc
only five cases of scarlet fever at Smith
willie, all i've mild cases, and that there
uad been no additional exposures. The
situation was ono that the local and
state health authorities could handle,
senator Sutherland was told.
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BANK 0F WARNOOD INCREASED
BUSINESS e5 PER CENT IN 1920

!ous year. The following directors were
elected Il. NJ Atkinson. John T. Carter
DR.. John l.. Diciiey, A. J. Hand D. n
Keller. ". W. Luke. Daniel Maxwell, NJ
II. McCausland. George T. McCausland,
J {. McCurdy, ]. +. Eaab. otto Schenk
Henry Stein. Adam J. Blum and Fred
q fOlmar.
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ST. PAUL's BROTHERHOOD
Men OF South Side Church TO Meet
Friday evening

Friday evening 1T o'clock Will De
heIdthe meeting OF The Brothcrho@ OF
the ST. Saurs Evangelical church In the
social room. \ number OF very Import
ant questions Will com" up for cons!d-
Grafton at this time. Louis Reuter- VIII
preside At the meeting.
Following the several important PROB
lens OF church work which Will D"
taken up by this organization soc'aI
time will he enjoyed BY all at whic"
time refreshments will be served.
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Or Per Cent Stock Dividends

The directors OF tho Central Glass
COMPANY al y meeting held Tuesday
afternoon. declared Il stock dividend OF
% per cent payable at once The COM
Dany which has been featuring the Chip
pendal" ware. enjoyed most prosper
Gus year in 1920 and the melon cutting
was not altogether unexpected. with
extensive repairs having boon made TO
their factory during the past year. the
officials are very optimistic over the
possibilities of the future.
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\ special pension bill was introduced
In the senate today by Senator Elkins
for and in behalf Of Capt. J Forsythc
Harrison Of Piedmont, W. Va 1t pro-
vides for a pension at the rate Of $Tj
q month capt. Harrison is on the
rolls under the general law at the rat!
OF $50 month.
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NEW KrWANIS OFFICERS
WILL TAKE CHARGE TODAY

Hon. Julian G. Irearne today Will pro-
side for the first timo IN the capacity
Of president OF tho Wheeling kiwanis
club and tho other officers elected in
December will take their seats. Dr.
Oscar w. Burdats, the retiring presi-
dent, will Install tho new officials.
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Morris Plan Company.

The annual meeting Of the stockhold-
ers Of the Morris Plan company with
headquarters at No. i Eleventh street
will ho held Wednesday, afternoon.
January -. at o'clock. At this tme
reports for the past year will be read
and approved by the stockholders. The
board Of directors and officers Tor the
ensuing year will also be elected ut
this time.
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.... Eleanor Faris, Eleanor hamilton
Country people: Sarah Clendcnn!nG.
Maz!" Hamiil. Martha Majcsha, Mil
drcd Hicry, Alvi8a He'll, Edith Shad-
wick, Frances Archibald, Bernice Mil
Ter.
Gypsy .Milma Schenerlein
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\ Sign In your window for year
Will not be read by AS many prnDic as
an Adj I'm The IntelliErnCcr for one day
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r4rut National nnnh-MounAsvIMa.

Directors Of The First National Bnnk
OF MourdsviIle at their meeting Tues
day. elected the following directors:
s NJ cunningham. NJ. \, Dowler. u. l..
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The pos toficc department has ordered
inspectors to Investigate. report on and
commend for appointment to fill va
rnCics in the postmaSterships at VIII
low Grove. Belleville, Blue, Capertowu
and Rock Cave.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-13

Stockholders Of the Security TruSt
company. at their annual meeting held
yesterday. reelected the old board OF
directors to scrv" FER anU;her year.
Tho directors will meet Thursday to
organize and elect officers for 1921.
Splendid reports OF tho years husl-
ness were submitted 10 the stockho!d-
ers. The stock PAYS an annual div
dcnd Of ten percent. IN quarterly m
stalrnents. and every department Of the
institution was reported TO be thriving.
Directors reelected yesterday arc;
L. w. Franzheim J. W. Ewing
7. G.. HoNmauR, IIIAlfred Caldwell
IT Sands Dir. John l.. DiCkry
William EllinCham ]. G.. IIoiImann, Jr
William Lipphardt Fred +. Faris
L. j.. Sands Gcorg" T.. Stitel
W. F. stone II. +. Vance
George w. Lutz VI. J. McFadden
T IT. Reans \. l.. Meyer
IT " NcLure W. O. McCluskey