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Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1914-10-21
FORMER BELDlNG MAN
IN FOREST RESERVATION

Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Eddy, who re-
turned "a week ago from a seven
weeks visit at the home of their
daughter, Leila Mclaughlin i'm Kalis-
pell, Montana, say that crop conditions
along most of the line between that
city and Belding were excellent. In
several places they saw very poor
land. land that would not raise good
crops, but i'm the main the train passed
through fine farming territory.
Mr.. Mclaughlin was formerly en-
ployed in Spencer's shoe store here.
About eight years ago he became in
terested in the forestry service and
entered the employ of the government.
Four years ago he was transferred to
the Blackfoot Forest Reservation as
supervisor, with headquarters at
Kalispell. The reservation is larger
than the state of New Jersey.
In the section supervised by Mr..
Mclaughlin twelve lookout camps
are stationed At each OF these camps
a number of men are employed to
keep vigilant watch for forest fires,
timber thieves and reckless hunters.
Adjacent to some OF the stations may
be found high lookouts on the tops of
the mountains, where the campers as
semble and spy out fires for miles and
miles.
The camps are all connected by
telephone and roads Of some descrip-
tion. Some of them are reached by
train, others by automobile and still
others on horseback. Mr.. Mclaughlin
lives i'm the city Of Kalispell but it is
his duty to visit all of the camps at
intervals and supply the men with
food and supplies. The work is both
interesting and enjoyable.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1914-10-21
POST BROS. HAVE
PRIVATE PHONE LINE

Post Brothers have arranged with
the Bell Telephone company for pri-
vate service between the Belding Of
flee and the office at Hammond. Ind.
The service is given over line
which is absolutely sealed and private
BY means of a mechanical appliance
i'm the offices the users of the phones
may turn the proper amount of cur
rent onto the line to carry the mes
sages in the most efficient manner.
The service is obtained for thirty
minutes each day. 1t will facilitate
the transaction Of business very
materially as the two offices are Post
Brothers main offices. The special
service has been i'm use about a week
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1914-10-21
CITY COUNCIL HEARS
ECHO OF BASE BALL
INJUNCTION MATTER

As a sequel to the base ball grounds
injunction of the past summer Guy
Alexander and Il. w. Little for the base
ball association appeared before the
city council Friday evening i'm an at
tempt to persuade that body that the
city should pay the attorney fees of
Il. NJ. Davis of Grand Rapids in the
injunction matter.
The base ball management claims
that Mayor Underwood accepted the
services of Mr.. Davis for the city and
that the city should pay for the same.
Mr. Underwood denies ever having en-
gagged Mr.. Davis. The council and
mayor seemed to be willing to COM
promise the matter and pay half Of
the bill which amounts to about $40.
"a compromise.
The matter may be settled by cir
culating a subscription paper to raise
the required sum.
Some interesting facts were brought
out i'm the discussion.
The city claims TO be entitled to 10
per cent of all gate moneys received
at the old athletic park during the
season. This has not been paid.
Also the base ball management as
serts that the association is about 1925
behind on the season of 1914. Part
of this deficit, is is claimed. is due to
the fact that many subscriptions were
not paid after the ball club began
playing Sunday games.
Guy Alexander. for the association
promised financial statement show
ing the exact status of the ball or
ganization.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1914-10-21

BY buying a season ticket the ex-
pense OF attending each entertain
ment is but few cents. Single adj
mission to only two or three numbers
will cost more than the season ticket,
which admits to all of them. In a
short time the tickets will be on sale
all over the city and everyone will be
given a chance 10 buy. until the supply
is exhausted Have your money ready.
II will only cost one dollar.
Remember that a one dollar ticket
entities you To attend all OF the five
numbers. all of them good ones. They
are Reno, the magician November u;
Bolander Orchestra January 1S;
Byron c. Piatt. lecturer February
q: Music Makers Quartette February
1e and the Military Girls Company
March 13. Tickets will be on sale
October 81.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1914-10-21
LADY MANAGERS
Of CITY HOSPITAL
ELECT OFFICERS

The board Of lady managers of the
Belding City Hospital association held
their preliminary meeting at the
home OF Mrs. Brinton +. Hall last
Friday night. The board elected their
officers and discussed their general
future working plans.
1t was voted to hold weekly meet
ings of the board on Monday after
moons at the hospital building. The
first OF these weekly meetings was
Monday afternoon OF this Week
\ AT the meeting Friday night Mrs.
Brinton r. Hall was elected president
Of the board. Mrs. /. l.. Hubbell was
chosen as vice president, Mrs.
G. +. Smith secretary, and Miss Millie
Zieman treasurer.
was left with the president. She APP
pointed as follows:
Mending Mrs. Strunk, Mrs
Bracken, Mrs. Hubbell Mrs Foster
Mrs Edwards.
Household Mrs Weaver. Mrs
Hetherington. Mrs. Strunk. Mrs. Wag-
ner, Mrs. French.
Press-Mrs. Smith. Mrs. Reed, Mrs
Bracken.
Membership-Mr Reed, Mrs
French. Mrs. Holmes, Mrs. Bracken
Mrs. Wagner. Miss zieman.
Purchasing r. Mrs. Hetherington
Mrs. Holmes, Mrs. Hubbell Mrs
Foster, Mrs. Bracken.
Flower-Mrs Hetherington, Mrs
Smith. Miss Zieman.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1914-10-21
FORTY-FOUR PEOPLE
JOINED THE CENTRAL
METHODIST CHURCH
NAMES OF FIFTEEN CONVERTS
HANDED TO PASTORS OF THE
OTHER CHURCHES

With the body of the house crowded
To the doors and the galleries comfort
ably filled a very impressive service
was held at the Central Methodist
church Sunday evening when the re-
cent converts of the revival efforts
that have been continuing there for
three weeks, were received into the
church.
1t was impossible for many of the
new converts To be at the service sun
day night and they will bereceived at a
later date. In all forty-four people
were taken into the church at the
Sunday night meeting Thirty-eight
of them were taken as probationers
and six were received into full mem
bership.
Up to Sunday evening Rev. Doty
had given the names Of fifteen new
converts to the pastors of the other
churches. Everyone that was benefit
ed at the meetings and who did not
have a church home was requested
TO use perfect freedom in choosing
church affiliations.
The services will continue at least
until Thursday evening and possibly
all through the week. They have
been of untold benefit TO the Method
list church and to all of the churches
of the city. Scores of people have
renewed their covenants, and MEM
bers of all the churches who attended
the meetings have become more en-
thusiastic in the christian work. The
community benefit resulting from the
n NJ
had the universal support and APP
proval of the church people of the city
i'm his spiritual work.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1914-10-21
REPUBLICAN CLUB
BANQUET OCTOBER 20

Greenville Republicans are enthus-
iastic concerning their banquet which
will be held Thursday evening, Octo-
be %. They have secured Hon. Lewis
l.. Thompson of Allegan rs toastmast-
er. Among the speakers will be for
mer Nice-President Chas. w. Fair
banks Of indianapolis, Hon. William
Alden Smith, Hon. Grant Fellows,
Hon. f. O. Lindquist and Hon. Joseph
w Fordney.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1914-10-21
GREENvILLE HAS
DEMOCRATIC CLUB

The prominent democrats Of Green
willie. forty-three strong. met last
Monday evening and organized a
Democratic club The new organiza-
ton will be known as the Greenville
Democratic Club.
The members elected the following
officers President. Paul Van Deinse;
Vice President. u. S. Seaman; End
Vice President. l.. III. Roenigk; Bird
Vice President James Ahern; 4th
Vice President. G. II. Clement. Sheri-
dan: 5th Vice President, r.. r. Chap
man. Fenwick; Secretary and Treas
urer, w. X. Ward
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1914-10-21
Children's Dancing CIasses

Miss Marian Steere, a graduate of
Miss Travis school, will conduct "A
class i'm esthetic and folk dances for
children every Wednesday afternoon
at $3.50 at Hubbell Hall. Fee, 25c.
Chaperon i'm attendance. Mothers are
invited.-AdV
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1914-10-21
FORMER BELDING GIRL
RECEIVES DIPLOl

Misses Jessie and Helen RI
Edna and Ida hummer were IN
Rapids Tuesday to attend the o.
tion exercises OF the u. b. A. N
nurses. Miss Sadie Kennedy
mer Ashfield dormitory girl.
of the class OF nine to receive n
Iona.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1914-10-21

X. of r. Dance Castle Hall Thurs
day evening. October 20 Come and
bring your friends.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1914-10-21
International Bible students Meeting

Monday, October %. w. NJ Hersee
of the international Bible Students
association will speak at the home Of
George r.. Gleason, 221 f. Ann street
All interested in Bible Study are cor
daily invited TO be present.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1914-10-21

A railroad company has =,
under quarantine in Kaht
which is nearly enough ftr
each county candidate.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1914-10-21

Az least before another war Europe
will probably take time To dig It's
cathedrals in.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-05-28
.SUPT. H. B. WORK
IS SURPRISED
eT TEACHERS AND STUDENTS OF
The WHEELING HIGH
SCHOOL.
interesting Affair Was Held In Hiob
enoo. Suiding Last Evening
Many In Attendance.

An elaborate banquet in honor OF
Supt. and Mrs. II. b. Work. who will
coon leave for Lancaster. Pa. was
gwen al the High school building yes
ttrday evening by the teachers of the
lilsh school. assisted BY the. girls az
We sophomore and Junior DOmcstic
science classes. The affair was a big
surprise 10 Supt Work. he not being
aware OF the arrangements until a late
hour yesterday afternoon.
panty menu cards had been painted
~ the girls OF the Domestic Science
class The spread was cleverlv ar.
ranged and was much appreciated by
all present Prof Odgers acted as
toastmaster. and the following per
sons responded. Mr. Carpenter. Mr.
Holden. Miss Dean. Miss Crago. Miss
Eskey. Miss Holiday. Miss Holden
and Miss Eleanor Caylor.
The following persons were present.
Mr.. Holden. Mr.. Cox. Miss Bayha. Mis-
Caylor, Mr.. russell. Mr. Odgers. Mr.
and Mrs. Work. Miss LOSER. Mr.. Eb-
ers. Mr. Carpenter. Miss Eskey. Miss
Dean. Miss Holiday. Mr. Beam. Miss
Best. Miss Higgins. Mr. Thornton and
Mr.. Tough.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-05-28
new WING OF NORTH WHEELING
HOSPITAL TO BE OPENED TODAY
HAsDsoHE WV ADDrrroS Is coz
sIDEkED OEE or hEsr n sIArE


. TIE hssais...a- nsw $4,000 u.-x 70
t.." .s.etA N NrslIre hospital VIZ bel
% L- isr t-tA. to-taE Win trl-.-
NiA D. from 100 orIn.a o. s Oh. .......l
in the evening Cathedral cadet. ,tT
10y A. u-hrfs ta tl, .Ir.tHrs and re-
pital sll Hrl.laf. TU. t-.fr.Hr.I r.--
school tsrI VIII render -r.r.- tr-...I.-f .
out The opening exercise
p, tte H.gairE 70 this handSarr..
tr- rrs~t nH-r tails Ir tr. STAT. .f yl.st
stN't some uf the best sIelarr
~ i.. yi'F t-i tHs northern district ~
s.,'e, N,a,e .i West virginia aud Eastern
.aH las Deem as.lraa. boo wiz. ..
t''.e Held 'H rrHv from them. b. ra
,,'r ~. ~..'i ani. ana competent rs.r
VIII htNHtn Dol at hand
The south wing trsf NIL f. ..r....r
. since that ru. las a.aH I...--......
a de-. s-i chang. Dc ta- grown ~ t.
one uI the finest Iurr.tUf..rs f- fH-
state. The new wing Viii accom- immediate
over one lurdFsi rstisrr- a .ur-uI.-t..
y 'AN sIul Hw'ut has been rat boo ana
lev IRON i'rr" wa- placed around the
iN" btiiN..- t~ now central. located
ara complete lH every detail
-'h'itat'r of FUNDS viii Dec made
today from all who visit fU. u..nirg
or fh' rtN wing sS the ,Nl.u-. incurred
.. Ll- hAlliinE Iar been great The inc
-NllNi'u Dr. ore OF fHs oldest gIfhuIr
rluF in the .ye4r of IssE ~ rFa- ,---.
. W. located ir what ls known as fH..
St' alL LNldlrg uu Fifteenth street
During Tho civil war the sisters ia
charge. received patI.rr- fr.r. ..,t,-
side. caring fur Them Without f4,.,r
Win the finishing OF fh. south wing
l,lN mars, the second tn Doe, opened
.in'e th" year 1909 ur the l,-urtug of
lN~ present diocesan
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-05-28
WOMAN FINED

Mrs. Martin. from the South Side.
who had obtained an uncomfortable
hurst Tuesday night was yesterday
lined 50 and costs iu police court on
lhe chargc. II seems that Mrs Mar
I'M ana Mrs. Gaitrell were becoming
mixed up in a rather heated argument
when the officer happened along and
blocked tho whole game The AFFAIR
looked like a quiet party with Mrs.
Martin and Mrs GaItrell visiting a
Mrs. Bishop. who in turn was serving
Deer M a Jus. Mrs Martin asked for
me jug and then made other demands.
Quietly. but forcibly she asked Mrs.
Haitrcll 10 come out and fight. which
brought about her arrest
owen NcCaftery. a drunk. completed
The quorum by starting on hard luck
story when arraIgued on "A drunk
charge. The court recognized him as
an old offender and gave him FIVE
and costs.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-05-28
RAIN COOLED
ATMOSPHERE

Following up his reputation of
trcakins records yesterday. the wealth
81 man again chased the mercury nm
above the go mark and intense heat
prevailed until late yesterday after
noon when this section was visited nv
q Wlnd ana rain storm. which broke
the high temperature temporarily
Just previous 20 the rain the mercury
nad risen 10 the - mark and but for
The strong wind coming from the north
With the rain would have risen high
81. Following the rain. the mercury
dropped 70 Is degrees and the suffer
inE from heat I'm the mills and factor.
les was much relieved Indication
ere that the warm wave will conffnu.
for several DAYS.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-05-28
UNION HIGH SCHOOL ALUMNI
BANQUET HELD AT STRATF0RD

iioe.l,iowins; A. L. Bryant chairman.
Nile MARBLE. Miss Lucy Hood. Mrs. n
l.. fcdicord and Mr. Villcrs.
Banquet Quests.
me following were present at the
charles =. Carrigan, Harriet .. car
r r,s IssS; u NJ stewart Flora NJ.
Bowers. 1905. Harry a Bowers, 1888. -
u. SeabriEht. 1904. Mrs. r r. Seahright
= n GoodWih. Florence Davis. 1906.
1910. Mrs T. r King, !. n kim i'e Me-,
a. hanseman. 1895. Pearl Tllum. 1905.
NARY hum 1898, Edith y. conway.
1907. Charles A. KisseIriug Alta NJ I'd
t.eisWrnser, 1928, Miss Lulu Nolte. 1919.
, ster Franzeil. Louise Portsrfieid.
N,Sile a MARBLE. Isog Hilda McFadder.
~. II. tarinan. 1912. Eula Elizabeth
nawb"rs, 1913. Hon. Geo. r. thinner
man 1919. Della Wells. Ralph Schnetder.
1913, Irene Rude. 1919. sir a A J"1,
ninrs Marie Noel. 1918. Thomas con
9 i- Isls. Harry Long. 1912. Wayne r.
bertha Ruckman Seyboid. issS ,,es -
futile. 1905. Alvin l.. Wintors f-os-
Mary y. BlAtchley. Jesse j. Hart. lqIe'
l,reda Kellar. Thos Cooper, 1911. V,ar,.
ierrold. Frank Campbell. 1913. Edith
bowman - Grace !. Anderson. 1911. j. ".
y lilers. ttos Ola carroll. 1905. -. T..
SSssryey, 1918. Mabel V. Pickett IaI5.
Powell 1905, p. p, Powell H. l.. Podi-
cord. ieot. Mrs. h II Pedicord fq0s
i,r z NJ pideon. Mrs. r. V. hickey.
Mrs Jno. 4 Mulhearn, 1905. Miss carrie
r. Doyle. 1911. NJ. Chas Daley. Mr.
and Mrs Harry u. Fnrr. 1897. V. .
Wells. 1914. Marie Morris. 1914. Law
rene" Riggs. 1914 Roy +. smith. 1904
-, Arthur Olson. John f. Mccain. 1915
Ihomas ~. Irwin. 1914 Mamie HuIi
lFl-. Marie Schafer. tg12 Marcus Bert
schy. Irene Farmer. 1919 Iucie HOOD
\. p Bryant, Hhea X Landau. Louis X
landau. Irene Rude. 1914 SIR and M
" u Baumbergcr. 1905 Mrs. LYDIA
MnCk"y. 1907. Stella VI Hihhs " A.
Foley. 1910. Rosella Doyle 1906 VIM
y arm"r. 1915. Anna BDrterneld 1911.
Fssic Richmond. 1905. Rertha K0ene-
muud. 1896. Ada Uennen. 1900. Clarence
q. FISHER. 1910. Chester = Mcclure.
l1l2, Eva Smith. 1919. Fred 4. stack.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-05-28
FIRST CONYICTS ON
MARSHALL'S ROADS

The first batch of corNIrte in this
state Go work upon the county roads Of
L.r NIit" VIII Dee done This morning
Mh'H u batch ~ atty prisoners fOEetu-
sr with four teams viii h. taken from
behind 'us walls OF 90. Institution Ia
M'lil~Nlll" and put tD work on the
county road. which is known as Fork
Ridge road. leading into Nound-viIle
Tho road is in very bad shan. and
me hftN men will work Tor two DAYS
lh a'rurdaut' with fUs governor. .- urag-
l1uatiDu which set aside today ana To-
morrow a. good roads day iu this state.
Next week thlrfN-thrss prisoners VIII
ur TAKEN Co Peasants county whore
thev VIII De TIt to work on the cuur-
" roads Another force will also pe
Nthf 20 berkeley county within "a very
short time and will be used ON tl.
roads " N
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-05-28
MORE THAN ONE HUNDRED MEM
BER5 WERE IN ATTENDANCE
Short Talks Were Delivered by Mem
bora-ontoers Were Elected
For the Year.

The first annual banquet 81 the Union
Hirh school Alumni Association. OF
evening lt 90, Stratfurd springs hotel
at WoudrlaIu. owe. one hundred mem
bcrs ut thv a.-Htintiuu and their friends
were present Geo enjoy the event. which
was carried out in "a very deughtrul
mnunsr. . owing Co the late arrival OF
quite number OF the mel hers Of the
s.ss"ciat. Ion. i1s olnqaet ala not besin
dent II. l.. Pcdicord. presided a. toast
mas Gen ana tne lus"D1tluu was delivered
by irot j. IT.. King. principal. OF the
was the best attended OF any that has
been given hy Che members 81 the ass
no Jriiv.r sb.rf .Jirr.s.- Wsrs sunt
II. l.. rcdicorI. &. b.. Bryant. ]. r..
King end MIR. Naus Wells.
Tho following menu was served.
Tomato lullion "a Tassa
Fried Jack salmon nu Burr
Long Pranch Potatoes
Queen olives Pickles
Roast Young Hen Cream Gravy
Mashed Potatoes
Omcgo Peas
Asparagus Points
Pineapple salad tlar.t Dressing
Hot Biscuit Plain Bread
Vanilla Ice Cream with strawberries
Coffee
Elect Officers.
After the banquet the following off
GERS were unanimously elected 10 scr1 e.
Tor the ensuing year.
Presidential. ~. IT, Tarr.
Vice ircsidtut-A. b. BRYANT
Treasurer-W. l. Clrmau.
CorreSpunding Secretary Miss I.orell
Porterfield.
Recording Sccretnry-N Nile Marble
Upon motion % wos decided that tho
newly elected officers b. made the sxat.-
uuNc committee OF Go, association 4
committee Co draw zap a constitution and
by laws for tho association between now
and the next meeting. which will BE- held
early IN the fan. is composed 81 the
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-05-28
BEN. ROSENBLOOM
Local Attorney Formally Announces
candidacy For State Senator
Bloch In the Rare

AZ meeting OF tho HnnuhIIcsu Sen
"torial Committee. held last evening
oil ben. /. kos,ubloum of us ,Ur
FORMALLY announced hIs candidacy for
inc Republican nomination for the
state senate. from this district Col
Nos'nbioom is prominent local az.
iorncy. and has been located i'm this
city Tor several years. ln addition 10
ms acguanit1uc's Iu the city. he is
wei and iaNurably known throushout
Tho county and district
The only other candidate so far
mentioned. is Hun. Jess, \ Bloch. of
ms city. who served Boo the House of
! 'gi' gates ar the last session OF the
Legislature. lie Is well known throuTb.
out the district. and tho race for the
nomination should prove an interest
ING and oyCitiu. one.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-05-28
HOLD BANQUET

y Ike Bible class Of the ST P4rrl's
L'augellcal church held their annual
banquet lu tho social room of fns
church last evening.
The room Na- beautifully decorate
90 pink ana white. the class colora \
very interesting program was rendered
,,nDIl -" was contributed towards the
hover FUND Of tho church. Resides fha
~ IItfo or the class. members of fHs
thnr'h council we're also present
MISS Emma Myer is now teacher 81
the class which numbers NOR. ft.r.
,NlS members. COTE. social viii be-,
h'ld At the church this after noon and
T.'Hlus under the auspices OF the
ladies' Aid society 4 good Whole
some lun.h VIII b. -arN.l
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-05-28
WORK STARTED

Contractors have already started
work ON the big addition To the Geo
+. Stifel Company's store on Market
street. which will allow an entrance
through TO Main street. Tho Coustruc-
lion of the addition is estimated 10
cost $4,000. The work is being done
hy the W ". Wood Company with
samuel N"SbItt In charge of the brick
work. Architect Fred Faris be super
intending the work The new entrance
opens az The old Bayha property ad.
joiulu- the EaFha Bakery. and occu-
ILll bN Tho NnWark Shoe sfnrn
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-05-28
cULVERTs ORDERED.

The county commissioners ycstor.
day ordered l2inch culverts from the
Wheeling CorrNgating COMPANY 10 ne
used on the roads Of the county. The
culverts w!ll be placed at breaker,
in the roads and work will be started
az once The matter OF placing a curb
and paving the pike near the busch
property In Triadelphia was taken W
and discussed
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-05-28
COM MENCEMENT
AT BRIDGEPORT

Ih" annual commencement cxs-r...s
"f Hr bridgeport High school viii t.
held this evening 800 the K.rewo.t ST..
D. church ana each one or the sixteen
graduate WIZ deliver au grafton The
church has been decorated tp the ,,l.rs
or the school amt Tire class coIors r..-
-'nis % fine appearance Seats have
been reserved 900 the center Of tH.
huron Tor the Relatives or the rraIl-
ufe- and their friends
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-05-28
ODD FELLOWS MEET.

The Odd Fellows Joint committee.
composed of members from tho var
ious lodges of the city. will probably
nod mecunA this evening I'm tho
ODD Fellows hall i'm regard To making
arrangements for the Joint rnernorisI
services. which will De held June "a.
Up To the present time no definite
arrangements have ben made in re-
gard To the holding OF the memorial
services. II is expected that tho
church whore the services will DE held
viii probably be selected at the meet.
fur
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-05-28
UNDERaoEs oPERAr1oN

Ml-- Laura Rogers. prominent young
."Iy ,i So 4los thnTlinc street. daurh-
l'F or Squire W. vs.. Rogers. was re-
moved 90 the ohio NgiIey General Hos
lita Yesterday evening To- undergo ru
'P'rhll"n Tor appendicitis SHa rpTff.T
Ii''ll aft"r tho operation and hsr clrdf-
tlon last night was HIl that could bo OK
l-'tel The operation was n success
according Co those in charge.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-05-28
KEEP TO RIGHT

The Board of Control has issued its
final order 20 drivers Of vehicles of
all sorts that from now onward they
must keep 10 tho right unless they
court arrest for violation Of the traf-
nc ordinance. The automobilists have
hocn claiming that they are discrimi.
mated against in that they must obey
the rules while the ordinary drivers
ere allow cd 20 20 where they please.
This order Is final Do De- claimed and
tranic ordinances viii b. furnished
tcamstDrs Dr. they want them