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c. T. T.. assisted by the Loyal Tenn
perance Legion. will hold public meet
ing in the Church of Our Father this
afternoon at 3 o'clock
The meeting will be addressed by Mrs.
Margaret Dye Ellis, national superin-
tendent Of legislation and petition. and
Mrs. Emma Sanford Shelton, president
give their rally cry" and sing Saloons
Must Go" A banner will be presented
to the l. T. L: making the greatest
gain in membership. Mrs. Ella Hoover
Thatcher. national superintendent of
the department of soldiers, sailors and
marines, will make the presentation
speech.
S. FRANKLIN CHAPTER, D. A. R.
Sarah Franklin Chapter. D. A. R., held
ITS monthly meeting at the residence
Of Mrs. Fred L. Nolland. on @ street
Mrs; NJ A. Winter, regent. presiding.
AIter reports were read and regular
ter Endorsed Mrs. George Thomas
Smallwood for vice president general
from the District, and Mrs. Greenawalt
t pa, state e., regent The historian. Mrs.
lives of Deborah Sampson. Mad" Ann
Trotter and other noted women of
revolutionary times, after which social
hour was spent with the hostess, who
served refreshments assisted bv her
sister, Mrs. Shackleford
LINCOLN w r. C.
Lincoln W. R. c. will have pleasant
evening with its friends tomorrow even
ing, and the sewing circle will be enter
tanned Tuesday evening at the home of
Mrs. Nettie Borland, the New Berne.
ANTHONY LEAGUE
second in the series OF talks on The
Working Girl and the Social Problem
was given Tuesday by Miss Luna F. Big
Glow at the Anthony League Eat home. -
Miss Bigelow, who is a practical social
worker, will continue her talks Tuesday
in the league rooms, apartment 121, the
Portner. at $50 pm. during the regular
at home hour. and will speak of The
Child in the Home. and at Work. AT
these meetings opportunities will be given
for volunteers to an organization which is
doing earnest and far-reaching social
work. The Anthony League cordially in
vites the public to all it's lat homes and
lectures Thursday the regular business
meeting will be held at pm. Friday
afternoon Mrs. Mary Gale Davis gave her
usual talk on practical Psychology
COLUMBIA CHAPTER, D. A. r.
Under the auspices of Columbia Chap
ter. N. S. D. A. R.. and its regent Miss
Laura Virginia Walker. who is the Dis
trict chairman of the national old trails
committee. an illustrated lecture on the
Braddock trail'' will be given by Henry
c. Gauss of the Sons of the American
Revolution at the National Museum
Lecture Hall Tuesday evening at 8
o clock. All Daughters, Sons of the
American Revolution and members OF
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of in
their scuned little heels their hair swinging in Dutc-cu
All
polished pebbles
will make
tell
mothe
checkers till door All day
like the birds in the and maid spngme For
bout hour for with jelly
high like before
sand-and fellow
bsrked
air: Every
know
lubricants
OF
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JOLLY TwENTY-roI-R CLUB.

The Jolly Twenty-Four Club celebrated
It's second anniversary with a banquet
last Sunday evening at the home OF Mr.
and Mrs. Pach. at Ills It'll street north
west. Entertainment was furnished by
Leo Garner, Al Garner, Harry Lieber-
man, Al Marcus. A. Rosenberg and Mas
tiers Goldstein and Wolf Speeches ap-
propriate to the occasion were delivered
by the following: NJ. Braunestein. /. l..
Meyrowitz, NJ. Aronson. ]. Stein, NJ.
Pach and L. +. Spiegler. Toastmaster
for the evening was AL Shefferman.
The following were present: NJ. Aron-
son. J; Abramson. NJ. Abramson, NJ. Ber-
man, r. Blacher. n. Bobys, NJ. Braune-
stein. NJ. Bremen. NJ A. Gallan. A. A.
Garner. L. Garner, B. Goldberg. S. Hass,
NJ. Kaminsky, L. Harris. c. Lemler, l. l.
Mey row'itz, NJ. Pach. A. Shefferman, l..
z. Spiegler. ]. B. Stein. N. Steiner. l..
Yokelson. A. Rosenberg, NJ. Shefferman.
H. Lieberman. NJ. Abrahams. S. Gold
stein. l.. Cordover, l.. Marcus and Mas
tiers Goldstein and Wolf Souvenirs were
presented the guests.
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PHILO CLASSICS.

FftIDO NLASSICo.
The Philo Classics held its March meet
ing at the home of Mrs. Ellis Logan.
Mrs Court F. Wood. who conducted the
Browning study for the afternoon. was
assisted by several members of the club
who gave readings from The Ring and
the Book" and by others who gave in
terpretations Of various parts of the text.
A report of the last federation meeting
was given by the director, who acquainted
those present with the affairs of interest
in that organization. At the conclusion
of the meeting the club was entertained
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COLUMBIA CHAPTER. D. A. r

COLUMBIA CHAPTER, D. A. f.
Henry c. Gauss of the Sons of the
American Revolution will give history
of the "Braddock Trail in an illustrated
lecture to be held at the National
Museum lecture hall Tuesday evening.
at O'Clock. Columbia Chapter. n. S. D.
A. R.. under whose auspices this lecture
is to be given. cordially invites all MEM
bers OF patriotic societies and others who
may be interested in this subject to be
present.
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Stokes. Mrs. Burr Williams, Mrs. Court
F. Wood, Mrs. Charles D. Glass. Mrs.
Augustus knight. Mrs. Walter Smith.
Mrs. o. 7. Thompson and Mrs. Faber
Stevenson.
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other patriotic societies are cordially in
vited to be present

CONTINENTAL CHAPTER. D. A. r.
Continental Chapter, D. A. R., was en-
tertained Monday by the registrar. Mrs.
J. Mcdonald Stewart. and her daughter:
street During the social hour the fol-
lowing program was given: Piano solos,
"Sousbois." Staub: "Arabesque" Chaini-
made, Mrs Dorothy Baxter. Tenor solos,
sell: Dear Little Shamrock" Cherry. DR.
Clifton Clark. Contralto solos, Just
A-wearin' for You" Bond: Little Boy
Blue" Joyce Miss Lillian Chenoweth.
Soprano solos. "A Winter Lullaby" de-
koven; "a Little Thief, Leo Stern Mrs.
Sidney P Hollingsworth. Accompanies,
Mrs Baxter, Mrs. Clark.
There was a large attendance of mem
bers. and a number of guests, one OF
whom, Henry p. Holden Of the 8. A. f..
gave a revolutionary sketch, entitled
'Grandfather's Saddle Bags" The re-
gent, Mrs George Marsh. presided. and
refreshments were served by the host
esses.
CRITTENToN WHEEL CLUB.
The Crittenton Wheel Club met Thurs
day afternoon with Mrs. Charles w
Brown. 1411 X street Mrs. Mary W
Story, president of the club, called the
meeting to order. After transaction OF
business DIR. Kate Waller Barrett. a CUES,
of the club gave talk on Crittentor
work. which was followed by a literary
diversion entitled, Something Green,
and refreshments served by the hostess
DR.. Barrett invited the club to her Alex
andria home for its first April meeting.
CAPITOL HILL HISTORY CLUB.
The. Capitol Hill History Club was en-
tertained Thursday at a luncheon, by
Mrs. Weldon. Mrs. Dague. Mrs. Fisher
Mrs. Meyer, Mrs Waterman and Mrs
Yorks, at the residence of Mrs. B. c.
Yorks, IA 4th street southeast.
Mrs. Ellis Logan was a guest of honor
and responded to brief talk. Mrs
Fisher. ST., was a guest. Mrs. W. E
Andrews name was among those sending
regrets.
The place cards were unique. and
American beauty rosebuds adorned the
table. All entered into the frolic OF
games and song.
pIJJI n CLASSICS
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PHIL SHERIDAN CORPS.

The members of Phil Sheridan Corps
rendered a reception to Phil Sheridan
Post Tuesday evening. Mrs. Parker.
corps president. welcomed the guests
and Commander Mawson, in respond
ing. declared that the bond of friend
ship between the corps and post would
never grow rusty"
The tables were decorated in est,
Patrick green" and program of en-
tertainment included song selections by
Mrs. Scott and the post quartet
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GUADALUPE CLUB.

Mrs. Hazzard-White and Miss Hazard
of the Lenox were hostesses to the
Guadalupe Club at the March meeting
Mrs. w. F. Quicksall, one of the vice pres
idents. presided. After the usual reports
of officers, Miss Alice Rennolds was
elected treasurer to I'll the place of Miss
Josephine Webster. who died in Feb
ruary. Gen. Horatio Gates Gibson con-
scented to fill the office of historian of the
club. Gen. Gibson gave a short address,
Papers on Gen. Zachary Taylor were
read by Miss Hazard and Mrs. Sanders
Johnston. Among those present were Mr.
and Mrs, lJohn s. Blair. Mr. and Mrs
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-ABRACADABRA.
CHAPLIN W. c. T. L,


Chaplin Womens Christian Temper
ance Union met Wednesday afternoon at
headquarters. DO 9Th street.
Mrs. S. c. Van Enron, president, open
cd the meeting by reading the 121st
Psalm. The prayer was offered by Mrs.
Maxim, and the union members sang
Come Out for Prohibition
After the routine business Mrs. Mar
saret Dye Ellis, the national legislator,
made speech for Our Bills in Con-
sress.' The response for the union was
lnade by the honorary president, Mrs.
Theresa A. Williams. Mrs. Walter Brown
gave talk on Mothers Mrs. Nellie
Bradley's address was on Temperance
Literature" Response by Mrs Haines.
Mrs. 4. A. Maxim was appointed dele
:sate-at-large to the next quarterly con-
IGNITION of the District.
Resolutions were adopted on the death
of Mrs. Anna Green Van Arsdale Mrs
Williams moved that a copy of same be
sent to the family. Mrs. Van Enron an
nounced luncheon and bazaar to be
neld by the board of trustees The meet
ing closed by all repeating John. 3:16,
and q social half hour was enjoyed.
CARNATION CAMP. r. y. a
rarnation Camp, Royal Neighbors Of
.,ne:icG- Lux Hilary to the Modern Wood
lIen Of pc World, celebrated st. Pat
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OUR FLAG CHAPTER. D. A. r.

OUR FLAG CHAPTER, D. A. K.
Our Flag Chapter has notified the other
fcrty-five D. A. r. chapters of the Dis
trict of Columbia of the candidacy for the
office of state regent of one of its MEM
bers, Mrs. Isaac Pearson. Mrs Pearson
is well known in local patriotic and social
organizations. She was among those who
addressed the pupils of the District night
schools at the annual presentation of
flags by Our Flag Chapter as prizes for
best essays.
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CAPT. MOLLY PITCHER, D. A. f.
Capt. Molly Pitcher Chapter, d. A.
X. met Monday afternoon at the home Of
Mrs. George Wallace w. Hanger. 2344
Massachusetts avenue. After the trans
action of regular business social hour
was spent, the hostess serving refresh
mentS.
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~. IL the guest for several 0.vs 80
NJ ana Mrs. y. y. lawson. al Eim
Herbert Montgomery. who has be.u
slehainE the past several weeks Vim
l.i'nas AZ dallas. was business cali,r
NJ WheeNug yesterday
Many people visited the out the rfl.
-. .l'h Yesterday 90 witness the st.u..
.hit" between comrauies Df the 49,, Il
hT.tale iu camp ln that section.
mlss Mabel Atkinson of parE Nf.,..
leIt 4tsterdaJ Tor camp Jolly" vhere
Hh- VIII spend the next two week
f.ftI tiEgF. 90 West Liberty .rsr,
t'gaay With friends in the out the
Clsve Crawford and Roy strtesitp al,
Dallas. we're in Wheeling attendine ~
buHinesH yesterday y"
Mfa John tort0rau OF Carn.ro, A..
epeHlinE = Few days a. the auegf -
her spn. CHARLES. at Elm Grove
d, " itN.f herfN. ~ Pleasant Nai.s
ing aftcr matters ~ hunfnass
Mrs George smith o. .rrar.f a.. -
ness w. 'l ili-
william Sampson ~ Dallas srsrt
.e-t' lay looking after husireas frsf
pr ne out Tho pike district
-i-.fe hfft INA and wilma MrFarfnnf
T. lni.Hp. are the guests for a Few fat.
~ o. l.Ns 81 fslEWOul
Wilham Hnrrh enc Melvin rurbr.
o. 80 nfHFiIlr. perc business raiIefr i.i
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FIFTY YEARS IN THE
CITY OF WHEELING
e Heeora % NJ Niuar- X De
Sarnne, "he asssa Ire
Staternent Beio~

NJ William a IL Garrno. who hive,
- t--sther~ccd Flk~ Ne.s Va
- u-s Atec in and arourd Wheel
- 10y mo fsara o. more. IL a nan
49, nes many frieuds In this ssction
80 ~sll read Ills statement Win Ia.
teTest Re sald
o.. nsd been 50 run down and weak
- - past year that Z could hardly
~ uSl : work I bad severe pains
- i"it eide and back and AZ nlEht
-, - hardly sleep. but would toss
H. heAfiy al nlEht and act up
morning feeling worse than
wen TENT 20 bed. nv appetite was
- poor and shat I did eat AID me
~ rood. 4 had dizzy spells and Nas
-. pa SHAPE All over y hen ! heard %
rant Juice and what a wonderful
elelue ~ Vas. I only used one bot
sle and really ~ has Gone wonders
leI ne 4 am sure that two more will
'nn. pi"te The cure sleep well az
LlEht nov. can eat with a good appe-
We and enjoy my meals. the diary
spelis and all my aches ana pains are
cntlrely gone and feel like q differ.
~ mar. I mink the money for Plant
juice vas well spent and can recon.
mend u 20 anyone
Plant Juice u the most wonderful
remedy % the age n 10 made from
me juices extracts and essences OF
medical plants gathered from al parts
OF the world and combined with the
greatest skill % modern science. into
remedy for Ills OF the stomach. liver
and Kidneys that has no equal a. hun
orecs OF people IN this section are
daily testifylnE n you are not well
or need good tonic TO build you up
Try Plant juice. Your druggist sells a..
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BBNWOOD
w RaIl. lew ~ c.-,-

An Guy InFF ma. Dol aaaI from
.llrfv to fh.rfy.EFe carfa f1 maHf f..
0U.el f.ora. accord .rE to = report -r-
r.H' .oIouirE tla uHerr. I'd council
.aF tgu.rl. Ina $500 come ae
valuation following .ra .rrrf-.I.t ~
.-' Frn" n."ru amendment Tho #.
crease n valuation. bel reported Er
..n committee. 81. $4,000. Tho fnrl.
poo. 20 ne r.ts HHrr fra .aIrrra
we're poo Iut nf business HrHrrflF e.
$1,000 The increase rr Give rar.a
u. 'la IrEI uI net Tho ..fv only &.
e.0a NUI etI leave drrrf 90
$50. between The f.r.a .f ma ...-
end a-t Hence tna Increase .r rss.
h.I make only d little over orr.f-I-f
r.. ite revenue lost bv ffa saIoors g..
.r forced QUE OF hua.raea
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John Weidman who was badly rut
in a drunken brawl last SATURDAY
SS,I,.nlny D. getting along nicely AZ the
Glendale hospital
Mrs Lucy Frazier has returned 20
ler home az FaIrmont after spendfnv
The past few weeks here win frierJs
and relatives
Ninton kiddcr and son. % Akron
~ are spending a few DAYS with
lends and relatives in this city.
MIS- Howard McGu and son are
-l.nllnE q few days at Manninrton
win friends and relatives
1T. B Miles of NoiEhou avenue f.f,
yesterday for Racine. Ohio. 10 spend n
rev days with friends and relatives
tdEar Bryson Of the state SperisIty
company left last evening f0r Chirar1
10 spend two weeks visiting.
mentor Hetzor viii arrive this NOR.
pms from kiuEwood. where h. bas
months
Mrs Edward Newman len weston.
Jay ior her home az graufowr affrr
spending The past few weeks hero
Win friends and relatives
robert Berry returned home last
''l.nE from webster Springs where
!. spent the past three weeks visit.
g.. q hurley icft yesterday morning
Tor MnurrhrId. W. Va. where ha win
spend bis vacation
Do ladies' ui tho camp ground win
0oid rImuaEn arle or tho rr1urda
iumUrruU and SATURDAY.
Mf. p NJ HlGp ard children arc
Tow weeks with friends
Hnl relatives at Narrir.fUr
NF and Mrs a D. Lancaster have
returned fe their home Il. ra.u.r..t..5
.If.r rruI.rr the PAST f.u r..r
bore with relatives
Master Dean Thatcher Irr tsafr-
dff Cor r.e home at Marion. Ina .r
..F pending The past few days with
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MeMechen Rri.f.

Or u s West. who has been Wait
Ing in the West and Northwest for
the past several weeks. is expected 10
return % this city today
MI William NcMechen. OF Cleve-
land and Mr.. Vincent NcNcrhen. Of
Texas. are In the city. attending the
wedding Of their sister. Miss Grace
McMechon
Mr. and Mrs q. ". Fuller Ir. have
returned from Beebers station. where
they have been visiting Mr. Fuliers
parents
Mrs Charles Goldncr is able 10 be
about again after being confined 20
her home for several days with 100
ness
Mrs Peter Seltncr and daughter.
Miss Florence have returned from M
Clemens. whore they spent the pasf
several days
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a very pretty wedding was solemn.
lied no the home OF Mr.. G. g. McMech.
on ON South Marshall street this city
vest erday afternoon. when the daurh.
ter. Miss Grace sidney became mo
bride % Mr. Merritt r. Grose OF Cam.
bridge Mass Rev j ~ Gross of
fUFIugton. O performed the rere.
mury a number OF out OF town
guests we're present After the cere-
monv au elaborate dinner was served
and last evening the couple LEFT for
View York city and points along the
Hudson 90 spend their honeymoon.
They viii later reside a. CAMBRIDGE.
Mass
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TO iF uuunic.tlv reported that the
roai mines iu this city and section
VIII close down next Saturday FOR an
Indefinite time The reason Tor tho
closing down Is said Co ta due 20 che
.I't That The railroads who have been
..t.'- local coal are ovTraf0cked and
have cancelled their rur.~arfs M
such p" Tho case more than six hun.
.r'd mIuera Viii bc thrown out OF
York
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Clasa PIenIe

The members % the Phnathea Rib,
Class % the stone church held one Uf
tory Of the class yesterday They met
early In the morning and were con
Neyed 20 the Wayman farm near Elm
Grove In Two large picnic wagons A.
noon a delicious luncheon was served
and during the afternoon different
diversions took up the tine. Those
present report one OF the best outings
% the year
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B.nMood RrI.f,

superintendent n. l. Peddicord has
moved his residence from Main street
20 South Marshall street
George Leonard % Ash and. Ky.
who has been In this city attending
the funeral OF the late Mrs Penelope
Nost. viii return 70 his home today
or tomorrow
Mrs Edna Warren and fon Charles
OF Neirton. are visiting friends in
the Fifth ward
Mrs Jennie Peck, Of the First ward
Is confined 10 her home with illness.
Mr., and Mrs. Russell Swan OF North
BrnwoOd. are visiting friends A. Be
thesda
George Brooks IS confined 10 his
home on South Marshall street with
illness
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AarieuIturalI.t. Met

a meeting OF the Valley Grove
branch 90 the Panhandle Agricultural
club was held at the Valley Grove
school house last evening Several
prominent members Of the county az.
ISOLATION were present The evening
was spent principally In discussing
the conditions Of farming in this sec.
ton and the buying OF feed by the
car load lots. other matters Of IN.
terest we're also discussed
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A SLOW order hAz been lssusd ~
Tie officials % the n a % c1sr the
rallroad crossing a. Elm Grove. Nes-
tefosy va found that a rail IN
ihe trog Waf~e The West NirEtnta
Traction and Electric COMPANY cars
cross had ben bruken What caused
the break IN the heavy steel raj III
not known bet tie fact remains that
u IL extremely dangerous TO run
Wa4ns a. fast rate % speed over
thls place force o. men Nill likely
D. placed a. work today 20 repair TINS
piece % track
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MECHEN


The wedding OF Or Charles Bates a
prominent physician Of Clarksburr
20 Miss Blanche Loche Of Hunting
ton. sister Of Mrs Alfred Ash. OF Sew
Dnth street. this city. occurred 40 the
n. q. parsonage 40 N a On yesterday.
Rev. F. %. F'lcrs officiating The
couple left last evening for a few
weeks honeymoon. after which they
viii DO az home 90 their friends In
tlarksburc. whore the groom has an
excellent practice.
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the city council. In special session
fuesday evening. made tho estimate
oi me tAh levy Tor the operation OF
the city government for the nevt fiscal
year. The total estimate On 60 cents
ON each 800 Of property valuation
The appropriation Included an item
for the payment 20 the captorH OF Al
Moore. slayer Of Harry Purdy and
William Arm. 10 also included salaries
Tor three policemen. besides the chief
The 10 cents for street paving will
provide the sum OF So $500 for tho paw.
Ing To be done ON Western avenue
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This afternoon the farmers % the
stone church road will hold an i'm
portant meeting AZ the Coneetown
school house Several matters per
taining 10 farm work will be taken up
and 10 u likely that some OF tho coun-
~ agents Tor the Panhandle club VIII
BE- present and deliver addresses The
meeting will be an open one and all
farmers are invited 10 attend
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The Noodmon OF the World lodge
IIber Camp 80. SIS. this city. has
Itken q lease on the entire third floor
Ut the Ellis building. on Lafayette av.
pnuo. formerly the Higgins buudlnr
U Do lodge intends TO overhaul tho
building throughout and new fixtures
VIII De- installed The hall viii be-
known az the Moodmgn Home. and
wiz De- occupied by the Woodmen.
BOYS of NoudCraft and Woodmen cir.
rIc Work on the repairs will be-
.aricd within O. very few days. and
rushed 90 completion
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The last sad rites over the remains
81 the late Conrad ORTIZ. who passed
away AZ his home a. Fulton SUNDAY
evening were held from the late resi-
dence yesterday afternoon a. 80.
The funeral services were Ina charge
% Camp Number 6s7t Modern Wood
men OF America intsrmsnt VA.
made a. the Peninsula cemetery
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Members % the city council last
evening made an inspection OF the
hghelng system % the city for the
purpose of deciding on the details 10
b. entered into by the city OF Ben
wood With the Wheeling Electric
Company which was granted the con
tract az the meeting OF council Tues
day evening. This Was specified In
the agreement that the CITY might
make such a trip OF inspection and
decide on what size light was needed
az cereain point. or the placing Of
additional lights IN places not here.
tofore lighted
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The Wheeling AllStars will meet
the Jacky Arthurs sunday afternoon
on the Tunnel Green grounds in a
game that IN expected 20 be a close
one The two teams are about evenly
matched and as considerable rivalry
exists between the two. fierce con
test Is anticipated when hey get to
gether. Noel. former Union High
school pitcher win be on the mound
Tor the locals and " Miller will be
behind the pat
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IH' members % tfe young social
rl ,t flIa city have Issued invita-
lions Tor dance fO ba held tUm1rrlv
evening or fae EIks bali on TomIir.
.9n avenue in the Schaub building
NlsIc VII Dr." furnished br an orcnss.
Na or NHf'.InE accompanied hy
.'InrrI singer The dance viii b.
I."ErIm affair and large number
90 QUO OBJ. town persons are expected
.u attend
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PiRa Rriafa

M and Mrs. Mike Dolan have return
"a 90 their home az Elm Grove. after
sprndlng the past two weeks VISITING
loiuus in the east
william g. keyeer. % Film Grove
spent yesterday calling 90 friends al
camp IOileV' up BiE Wheeling creek
Mrs. Milton Hedges 81 West Liberty.
spent yesterday Boo Wheeling attend
lnF fu business uattsrs
Mrs Roy Ncaly. a. LawrrnrevIlle
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-13
ror Satisfactory
Concrete Work Call
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htg electric motor 20 b. used IN
furnishing power for the water sfa
uon a. Patterson arrived y-..~r,--v
snd VII D. rStalled immediately.
Recently the power az this place has
been rather ught. but with the add
ton % the extra motor plenty OF
power Tor al purposes viii BE- fur.
nished