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Money Market

New York, May Call money
steady. thmlA per cent, ruling
rate, ~ closing. hid ihmlA pei
Ccnt
Time loans weaker; 90 DAYS. ~ al
per cent. 80 DAYS. 3 per cent. HtN
months, "a T8h per cent.
Mercantile paper, 3E a. per cent
Sterling exchange firm, 60 days.
S4.S5i5: demand Xa.s7bb. CONNER
cial bills. 0f.Ni1.
Bar silver, 59hC.
Mexican dollars, f5AC.
Government bonds steady railroad
bonds strong.
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Cl.,clnnd. p. 81. InnI.. ..

IiITNIIt9' NIUTI. IUlUNI NWU WUTT
ganr. Schalk. Dnuss and Stanage.
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IN
LIVE STOCK MARKETS
NhIChgO llNc.,nck

ENHE|T" -
Chicago. May I-Hogs-Receipts
5000. market slow. Il shade lower.
bulk. $3.50 .35. light. SS.i5mX.35:
mixed. tS.iOmS.s7h: heavy. 1904
s.S2 al rough, $500 sos, pigs. $40
mS.t0
cattle Receipts 1000: market
steady. beevcs. T5.l5m g.f0. Texas
steers, 1900 sic. western steers,
$500 a. SEQ; stockets and feeders.
N5.5OH SIS; COWS and heiters, S3.6O n
S50i calves. S6.00ms.s5.
Shoep-KcceiPts 1000; market
steady; native, &4.s0W 5.50. western.
81 30 W5-60. yeariings. y54OW635,
native lambs. $3.50 a. 40. western,
50. sea 7.25.
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Public SteRographer.
LOST.
Dressmakin9.


at Reasonable Prices.
Mrs. Gonzales. 3iS West silver.
Phone 1871
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Western League
GAMES TOMORROW


Federal League.
Pittsburgh at Chicago
brooklyn az Sc Louis.
Baltimore at Kansas city.
Buffalo at indianapolis
ZaHsaa
National League.
Philadelphia "a Bo1 on.
Concinnati IA Pittsburgh.
81 Louis az Chicago.
brooklyn at New York
American League.
Chicago az - Louis
Detroit nj Cleveland
New York az Washington.
Boston az Philadelphia.
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Carpenters

&g~
JOB WORK eau J. a. TIL. Phone
fss.
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MONEY TO LOAN.

MONEY TO LOAN-On salaries.
household goods ana livestock with.
out removal. Notes bought and sold.
Union Loan Co.. room n. over First
National bank. phono i28S.
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Plumbing.

PLUMBING and Heating Beemqn
a Aver 207 Y. Central. Pohne 5tl.
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BIaoksmiths.


HORSESHOEING CHEAP for cash.
Geo Hutchinson 2ii West Lead.
BLACKSMiTHtNG and H~urscshoeing.
Buy and sell serun hand wagons
T. Chavez. Second aud santa Fc
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F0R Storeroom

FOR RENT-The storeroom. corner
2nd and Central ave.. occupied by
the Hut Clothing co. Apply TO Geo..
r. Albright. phone 40.
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SITUATION

MANUFACTURING AZ nurse FOR ~
hercular patients. Address box Z.
care Herald.
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This Information IL calculated 10
Increase popularity Of Variations
among youthful athletes. unless W.
G. 7. T.. can unearth some hero who
has broken 26-mile record on cream
puns and fudge.
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WANTED.

WANTED-A piano TO use during
summer. @ h. Shull, 300 East
Central.
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HELP WANTED

~
NkW MEXICO Employment Agency.
All kinds Of reliable help on short
notice. III W Silver ave. Phone 49S.
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Vulcanizing

Nulcanizing and Tire Repairing. All
work guaranteed. Albuquerque Run
Der Company SEA West Central.
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James Duny, the youne Canadian
who won the Boston marathon, says
he trained for months on a diet con-
slsting principally OF cigarettes. aie
and beer.
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Lead and Spelter

81 Louis. May Lead dull, $3.50.
spelter quiet. - 80.
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BUSINESS CHANCES

FOR SALE-Paying business. Having
an eNcepti,nai offer will sell rcas-
onably. Address 4. r.. Herald.
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FOr sale-Miscenaneoua

FOR sALE-Two 3 n. D. General
Electric Co. induction motors. Ed-
mondson Electrical Co, 2OI r. Ccn-
trail ave.
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PERSONAL
Cotton Market.

Iron, cleveland warrants. 5is I'd
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club n. ~ y.
Washington OiO 2Oi 100 ? l
Philadelphia. geo 0Ol 1917 - Z
Batteries - Boehling. Johnson ANA
Henry, Ainsmith. Brown, Bush and
Schaug.
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MasseuY

~
PATIENTS requiring massage treat
ment, please cuii al 5is wea, sil-
YER. Phone tGli. Miss Annia
Russell
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u II =
Brooklyn 600 GOO 00Oi 0i-2 ~ d
-. Louis. 900 o col O0-i : ]
Batteries Maxwell ana owens.
Willet and Chapman.
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FOR SALE Livestock.


FOR SAL.E-Palr ~ Great Dane pups
. weeks old. nicely marked. out OF
a Harlequin bitch. Price S25OO it
taken at once. Address Dr. Cranston
owens, ID. V. s., Tucumcari. y. NJ.
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Chicago elevators.
Provisions weakened owing 10 lack
or support. selling was chiefly foI
packers.
Closing prices
Whcat-May, 92kc; Iuly. N5Mc.
Corn-May, sac. July, 64Nc.
oats-May, 80 Sc: JuIy. sGNc.
Pork-May, Sig42; july. 1919.
Lard MAY, 1886; July. tlO.02.
Hihs-May $iO.S5; July. Sii.O5.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE
Iloston. q, New York. q.

Boston. q; New York. O..
v. u. T..
BOSTON ....... U0O GOO 600 3 2
New York Zoo i20 coz ) /
Batteries: Collins. Bedicnt. Foster
aud Thomas. Cady; Caldwell and
sweeney.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE
phHmdcIphin. \. Inookl,n. a.

core. II H. Y
Philadelphia goo COS GELS ~ %
brooklyn OtU O22 Q0t-6 - g
Batteries. siayer and Kililfer;
B~culhach, Aitchison and Fischer, Nc
CgTthy.
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PHOTOGRAPHERS

POST CARDS 500 per dozen. First
class work guaranteed. Kodak
finishing seventh and Central.
WE WILL develop any KODAK
FILM for Toe. Post card studio.
2i3 So. Second.
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Baseball.
Standing Of the Clubs

tThc averages 90 not include to-
days roHultsD
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I,nnImorc. 8. Knnsa. CIly. o.

score. n. ". r..
Baltimore ...O1O 00O 100 \ .
Kansas city 90. 900 GOO O00-O 3 -
Batteries. Smith and Jarklitsch.
Cullop and Brown. Easterly.
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FEDERAL LEAGUE


Chicago. .; Pittsburgh. ..
Score u a. T.
Pittsburgh o.. 600 01O 000-i c I
chicago ...... 200 600 OiE-3 8 %
Batteries. DiclI n and Berry Wat
son and Wilson.
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LINING EN- OUT

Jack knight has been released by
the Maps to the Cleveland associa'
ton club.
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with the Detroit Tigers Harry
Coveleski seems headed for q per-
manent anchorage In the majors. on
this his third trial.
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ANTED TO Buy.


WANTED--To buy. sell or exchange
secondhand furniture. l22 West
silver Ave. Phone 1868.
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When the Senators face he White
SoN with the pitching strength that
each club carries arrayed against the
batting In vogue. the game should
he started az 10 a. m. 10 permit an
eight-hour working day for
body To score "a run. These two
clubs ought to r.tch the American
league to death.
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Here Is Good News
for Stomach Victims

some very remarkable results are
being obtained by treating stomach.
hNer and Intestinal troubles with pure
vegetable oils. which exert a cleans
ing. soothing and purifying action
upon the lower bowels. removing OBJ
s~trucuons OF poisonous fecal matter
ana gases. and preventing their alb.
sorption by the blood. This done. the
iood Is allowed free passage from the
stomach. fermentation eases and
troubles quickly disappear.
Ieorge II. Mayr. for wenty wears a
reading Chicago druggist. cured him.
sell and many of his friends OF stom-
ach. liver n intestinal troubles OF
years standing by this treatment. and
so successful was the remedy he de-
Nlsed that IL n since been placed In
the hands OF druggists all over the
who have sold thousands OF
. Though absolutely harmless. he OF.
fect OF the medicine is sufficient 10
convince any one OF its remarkahIe
effectiveness. and within "a hours the
sufferer feels like a new person
Mayrs Wonderful Stomach Remedy
now sold here by c. II. GrIest a
Co. llfi Market St: John Coleman
three stores: Harry $ GramIich. esri
and Jacob SITS.
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Is spending the DAY with friends and
relatives in the city.
Alvin II. Smith. Of Sistersville. Is
In the city. attending the cNamina.
lions for druggists licenses.
n. r. Downs. Of Welch. member
OF the state Pharmaceutical board.
arrived in the city yesterday morning.
TO assist IN the regular spr ng exam.
nations.
Deputy state Tax Collector p. u.
Anderson. Of Friendly. Is spending q
few days here on Official business.
Enos Lyons. Jr. Of Charleston. Is
attending the examinations Of the
State Pharmaceutical hoard
Deputy IT, 8 Marshal ~. b Dodge
~ Parkersburg. IL In attendance al
the May term Of federal court.
Mrs Robert Mansfield. of Burling.
ton. Iowa. member Of the Central
Council. International order Of King q
DauAhters and Sons. b. the guest OF
Mrs Robert Reed. Of Twelfth street
4 7 Bradley. OF Fairmont. was a
business visitor in the city Wednes.
DAY.
Miss Grace Marion Barnes. Of Sic
fcrsyille. a. visiting her sister. Mrs.
Nelson Morris. Of North Main street
VT. and Mrs Frank Haucrs and lam.
iy have moved To t25 North Main
street.
Mrs p r Thompfon leaves for
baltimore. whore snc viii be- the guest
81 friends for n fcw weeks
Mrs Harry Nctsuro has returned
from ? visit 10 Atlantic city and New
York
Mrs James Rail. Of Echo Point. left
Tor Columbus. o.. 90 vieff relative.
for n few days.
pr = l. Iepson is In Charleston. a.
tending y meeting 81 the State Board
~ Health
Len Y Cooper. % Stone a Thomas
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left for New York. in the interest OF
the firm.
Mrs 4 j Clarke and Miss Hettie
List leave this morning for Morgan
town. where they will be in
a. the convention Of the Woman's For.
eign Missionary Society.
L. s Good Is registered al the Hotel
Astor. New York. being in the metrop-
oIls IN the interest of The Good dry
goods store.
w. Francis HYDE. recreation mana.
ger Of the local Fairgrounds. made a
business trip TO Martins Ferry and
other towns in the interest OF tho
work Of Fairgrounds.
Mrs u. Maynard. Mrs. c. II. Wade
Miss Paline Horkheimer. Miss LESSEE
Mccullough. Mrs. Edward Franzheim.
Or Elizabeth keay and Miss Cecilia
Spoyer leave Saturday for Fafrmonf
where they will attend the Woman
club convention.
Theodore Shockney OF tho CITY
spent yesterday al Flushing. o., trans
acting business.
NJ VI. Marsh. who IL freirh, agent
on the local division of the n 4 o
mas returned from Pittsburgh. where
ne spent n few days on business.
w. ~ Hickey. who Is a conductor
on p Baltimore A Ohio railroad. is
detained ~ his home in the city on
OF illness.
~ o. Pierce. travelling passenger
agent Of the Hooking Valley railroad
spent yesterday in the city calling on
local railroad officials.
J v Garfield. general ~passenFer
AGENT Of b Southern Pacific railroad.
spent yesterday IN the city on bus.
ness.
y "a Harmon. travelling passenger
arcnt ~ tho Northern Pacific railroad.
spent n few hours In the cffy voafcr.
DAY calling on local railroad official.
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Mr.. and Mrs George Milan are re-
cciNiug congratulations over ne birth
or "A girl AZ their home yesterday.
The many friends OF Thomas pavfs
VII regret % learn that he has return
81 home from MiddletoWn il o. typhoid
fever.
The directors 81 the Dollar savings
mans wil hold an important meeting
this afternoon.
Fred Shrtvcr % Massiion. was a busi-
ness visitor IN this city Yesterday.
John MandiCe has returned from a
snort HeineS trip 90 Portsmouth.
~. Beck was at ST CIairsyiIle ve-.
terdaN on business.
Mrs Edward Patterson H. confined 20
uer nome az Rrooksfdc by Illness
Many out % town people afrended the
funeral Of the late Choris Luikert w.
tcrdnv afternoon.
- = shannon. superintendent OF the
hall"ay Equipment company of River
view. is IN Cincinnati on business
Any one having any items - ,hts
paper call cf@-I on the FeU pho,. -
eve az Roberts and Frcdricks drug
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Martin. Ferry Rr1efs

Miss Edna Marquardt % this city has
accepted a position a. stenographer for
the iollack stogie company Of Wheeling
and will enter upon her duties at once.
The Royal Neighbor- held "a well at
tug and several candidates we're init
atcd.
II - said that several bows viii be
arrested In the next few DAYS as ~ -
said they are guilty of turning I'm the
many false fire alarms.
\ large number OF rooters sccomr
MED the Moundsville high school hall
team 20 this city yesterday afternoon.
The Junior Mechanics will hold a reg
mar weekly meeting In their hail In the
Shrcvc-lierNey building this evening.
The regular mid-Week prayer services
held In the local churches last evening
we're largely attended.
\ meeting Of the Kings
has been called for saturday evening to
complete arrangements for the conVcn-
ton TO he held next week.
sunday viii he observed as
nay iu tho locaLChurcheS and special
services will be held In their honor.
y large number Of persons Will be
baptized In the river at the foot OF Han
ossr street SUNDAY afternoon.
The report Or the attempted firing OF
me ttaskins Glass plant Tuesday morn
.hs d. me sole topic Of conversation on
At the meeting Of the Socialist local
q" be held sunday afternoon. charges
WI De hled against two more members
In responding TO the false alarm
tuesday evening the driver Of the Lib
ertN truck wss forced 10 run the ma
chine on the sidewalk IN order TO pre-
."nt from striking a machine which
drove in front 81 tho truck.
And1 ShurEood who was arrested
sunday on the charge - beating Ills
vie was Gued s. ard costs and SfNtv
aays "a jaii on he charge. before
The Womau'~ Missionary society Of
the First VI r. church viii hold their
.ssnihr monthly meeting at the church
I'M. Afternoon
Work was started Yesterday on nav
ing the stretch - road leading to the
new rulelfrr works 81 TutonNme.
harles speece, Janitor Of the south
on south Broadway
william McGlumphy. ~ this city. has
n''h Erected ~ o. delegate 20 REPRESENT
we musicians union at the National
meeting 10 be held In Dee MolneS- Ia
an 81 next week. "
The members or the Ladies' Social
run VIII De pleasantly entertained a.
Tho home 81 Mr. 1oseph Fnust on Han
over street This evening
"f1' crowds are attending the local
-,InoI f1t~ week in order 10 see the
pupils work which b. being dispi,, al
large rotfers we're placed about a..
'..iI'l nHrt uf the city Yesterday an
nTuncing nc carnival which will be held
large supply 81 seeds we're rerefvea
ll thlH city Yesterday from congressman
ncis O. he distributed among
Joseph Jacobs vho has been seriousiv
10Y some time was able 90 be on the
-tr''ir Fc.terday Afternoon.
y lurgc number from thia CITY attend.
90 the Luikert funeral at Hrtdreport
fe-'erIHy afternoon.
The local Fa-ies degree team went 20
n'eling last evening to put on some
ueEre' work for the lodge 81 ths, place
fhe 7 90. - ? lodge Will hold an i'm
!nltant meetinE In their hall this even
attention. ~
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BeHaire Briefs.

Mr.. and Mrs. 81. clair Archer. OF
Union street. are visiting relatives and
friends at ST Clairsyille.
Items Of interest for this paper may
be left al the City Book Store or tele-
phoned 10 the reporfer-Beil @61-J or
Wheeling S2i. either phone.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Wassman. %
this city. have returned from a visit
at bethesda.
O. p. Mason has been removed 10
the Ohio Valley General hospital.
whore he will undergo an operation.
Miss Josephine Carroll. OF Thirty
third street. IL visiting relatives and
friends az Athens. O.
j. r Welsh. OF Monroe. Ind. has re.
turned home after a visit in this city.
Charles Bchres. OF North Harrison
street. left this week for Detroit.
Mich, where he has secured appoint
ment
A crowd OF rooters viii accompany
the local team TO Wheeling. Friday
evening.
The heavy shower yesterday after.
noon assisted the public service de-
partment In cleaning the streets.
The remains OF Ernest Crow. who
died az his home ~ S~hadvside. Tues.
day. were shipped 90 Beallsvlie yes.
terday morning. where intermeut was
made.
r. r. Workman. Of St ClairsviIle.
has returned home after n business
visit hero.
Mr.. and Mrs o. - HensIcy. OF this
city. are preparing 10 move TO War.
mock.
~ s Reed ~ Rowling Green. o
was a business visitor In this city yes.
terday
Mrs y n Dubois and daughter. OF
his city. VIII return today from Tlttle
Rock. Ark
DEPUTY sheriff Sam Dunfee. ~ ST.
glairsville. was a business visitor In
this city Yesterday
" = Baker. ~ Toledo. waa a buri.
ness visitor IN this city Yesterday
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Amereus Club.

The regular meeting Of the Amerl-
Gus Club will be held IN the parlors
OF the Windsor Hotel. this evening
The members ~ the club will be the
guest o. Charles &. Dickens. Ar.
rangements will be made for the an
nual feld meet Of the club a bust
ness meeting will be held and matters
pertaining 20 the lyceum course will
be discussed, along with several other
important matters. Following the
business meeting a social session will
be held and n banquet viii be served
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-05-07

stewart Brothers. ~ this city. in
stalled q large safe ln the onlcs ~
George Robinson. IN thu I o. y p
building yesterday afternoon Great
difficulty was experienced In getting
the safe up tho Stair. and n was
neceseary % nee q block and tackle
Bystandrrs wero conHldrrahlv amurrd
when a trustee o. tho building. Do.
coming verod AZ n ~ mo men. made
grave charTes against him Tho lat
ter then became anRrv and stated that
ne would ave ~ provo tho charges.
and also answer Tor his own conduct
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To 20 last evening no arrests have
boon made IN tho case ~ the party or
PARTIES who turned boz tho false alarm
from boy Is at D corner Of Third
and clay street Tuesday evening nd
~ l0. The police are working on
fho case and expect tu land tho guilty
party aq there seems 10 be- q con.
slant number ~ false alarms turned
from that bOv in the past.
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MARTINS FERRY


James Robinson. local negro Of this
city who was given a besrine a.,
squire r. T. Ong's court last Tues
DAY evening on The charge Of threat.
ening two women In the vicinity OF his
nome was placed under a peace bond
me costs OF the case which totaled
= neat sum on account Of the large
number OF witnesses was maid bv Rob
inson and he was released.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-05-07

The mhc OF The i{spstist band
have donated their services To the Play
ground Association ard viii play for the
opening OF the grounds on Decoration
Day. They will be present at the
rounds during the afternoon and ever %
ms The band had uinde arrangements
TO lead the school children in tho Memo
rial Day parade and had donated their
services. but the musicians union OBJ
tected aud claimed thSt they fwould not
march IN front of a band that did not
belong TO the union.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-05-07

This evening in the Knights Of Co
lumbus hall on Hanover street M.
young Ladies SOdalty Of ST. Mary
catholic church will give a select
euChre and no doubt a large crowd
VIII be In attendance. After the
games are completed the table Will
be cleared away and dancing will be
tho feature till midnight.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-05-07

IL was reported on good authority YES
terdaN that the Wheeling Traction com
pany VIII soon start the placing OF n
new curve at the nm machine shop
a. the one now In use In nearly all in
In the past several months all OF the
ears nave had 10 go slow over the track.
~ was not learned when the work will
be started hut n II expected that Il
will be soon.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-05-07

Hope Commandery No. %. knight
I'mplars. will meet IN regular aea-
sion In the Masonic Temple on Hei-
mont street. and all members are
uffcd 70 Do present Several impor-
iant matters will ~ given Attention
ana preparations will be made Tor
he Inspection which will occur. Thur.
day evening. May 2irf.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-05-07

~ the meeting Of the directors of
ne paternity hall association held In
the ONCE Of 7. J. Irwin tuesday oven.
INK a number Of changes we're order.
"a IN the plans for the proposed new
lodge building by tho etate Ere com.
missioner. Architect Faris Of Wheel
ing was present and stated that the
changes could be made with a little
additional cost.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-05-07

ArranEc ncntS have been completed
be given this evening In the Trinity
lutheran church by the young people Of
the church and no doubt a large crowd
VIII b. present No admission viii be
charged but a silver offering will %.
taken during the cVcninE
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To Plan MheeIlnu.

The local high school team will
play theiJ first game on foreign
ground Friday evening when they
meet the Wheeling High team n,
Wheeling. Boyer. who defeated
Wheeling on the local grounds will
probably do the twirling for Bellaire.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-05-07

Childrcn's Day exercises will be-
hcld a. D. First Baptist church in
this city Sunday June % and "a fine
program is hcing arranged for tho
day. Th" service will b. held in tho
church in the evening and music will
be- furnished by the baptist orchestra
assisted bv tho choir
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-05-07
Large Shipment of Ore.

The local plrnt OF tie Wheeling steel
a Iron Company. viii receive a large
lake shipment OF ore from the lakes neNt
week. They have about 1000 tons Of or,
coming. which does not look as though
they Will close down a. YVES reported
about the city last week. The have a
large number OF orders on hand.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-05-07

A meeting OF the WOman's AuxiI-
liary TO the Hospital Association will
be held this evening in the auditor
ium OF the high school. this evening.
NJ needs OF h new hospital will be
discussed and plans will be made for
the furnishing and equipping some of
the rooms and wards in this new in.
stitution.