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CLASS NIGHT
Juniors and seniors Nave Great Tim.
a. TrisdelPhis District Nigh
School.

Glass niFht a. the Triadefnhis dI..
trict high school was observed laaf
evening in the auditorium % the hir
school a. EdEinEiou Lane The bro.
gram consisted 81 two parts. the frrf
~ which included a number of murI.
cal and literary selections. and the
second part vas q mock Commence
ilent in which The faculty and Nom.
bera ~ the senior and Junior rlraaaa
participated. ln the mock cummrnre.
mont fho members 81 the senior rIara
played thc part n tho juniors. uhlia
the Juniors PLAYED the narI ~ fhe
seniors IN tho cast 20 Character
Alen Mckee represented president
iiaalel, ~ vale The ball vas drcD.
can hafa. AT those taking nnrf f.f
eHcecdinglv ven. and TIE cf4sa nirbi
ehefciaes were aurcrsrfuf in ever
particular
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NEWS BRIEFS

HUGHES DISC ARG E D-Ed.
Hughes. No. 325 South Wabash
street. who was arrested Tuesday by
Deputy Sheriff Greene and two assist
ants. charged with operating a speak
asy, was discharged from custody af-
ter hearing Tuesday by Justice Lee
+. Dobbs at the county jail. IL was
shown that Hughes was innocent Of
the charge. The report of the hearing
was not given to the Intelligencer
when Squire Dobbs was asked on
Tuesday evening.
CAMERlNE BANK RUPTCN-A Pc
tition for discharge OF the bankruptcy
case of Angelo Camerine of Clarks-
burg. was entered and notice thereon
filed in the Federal court here yester-
day by Judge A. G. Dayton. The Pc
tition was filed in November. 1914.
ROSENBERG DISCHARGED - An
order of discharge was entered in the
office of Commissioner George f.
Boyd of the Federal court, yesterday,
by Judge A. g. Dayton in the invol:
Rosenberg. a local clothier, who filed
his petition in December, 1913
FACTORY RUNNING FULL-The
employees OF the NJ. Marsh and Sons
stogie factory were notified yesterday
that the limit OF 400 stogies a day had
been removed. which has been on for
the past several weeks, and that they
could now roll as many as possible
TO INSPECT PLAINTIFFS eve
ming the members OF the Wheeling
Rotary club will meet at the office OF
the Wheeling Steel and Iron company
at O'Clock and in a body they will
visit the companys plant In South
Benwood.
OFFICIALS TO ARRIVE-Au ar.
rangements were completed last eve
ming for the so Baltimore and Ohio Of
nctals TO take luncheon early this az
ternoon at the Hotel Windsor. They
Will arrive from the east about noon.
The party Will be made up of General
Manager G. w. Galloway and his stan.
A meeting will be held later at the
Market Auditorium when general ex-
penses" and other matters viii be dis
cussed.
WELLseURo MANN. ]. NJ
Jones. Of Wellsburg. fell as he was
Monday and broke his right lower
limb. DR. Cox was called, reduced the
fracture and had the man removed to
his home.
TEARING DOWN TowER-Con.
tractors have begun the work OF tear
ing down the old tower at the Atlantic
engine house. II has been in a dan
gerous condition for some time. each
wind storm threatening TO blow IL
from its base
ONE MONTH LEFT-Accordine 10
Assessor W. A Hanke. only one more
month remains I'm which TO get the
assessors books in shape. During the
coming week an extra effort will be
made by the assessor to secure all
blanks that have been placed with
business houses. Mr.. Hanke il having
his troubles. too. with the capitation
tax matter. people seeming TO desire
to hold on to the dollar
CHARTER IssUEo-The Mothers.
class OF the Johnson Memorial church
at Huntington. was issued n charter
yesterday by the West Virginia sun.
day school association. The class hae
an enrolyled membership Of N and b.
No. 1tOf
TO OPEN plsPENsARV 90 secre I
tary a. r. Sinks OF the Associated
Charities said yesterday that an plans /
had been completed for the Opening
Of general clinic and disuenearv
This will be opened In the offices that
were formerly used BY the Tubofcu /
losis League. Dr. John W. Gilmore
VIII be In charge Of the clinic which
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-20
AN EASY WAY
TO GET RID OF
UGLY PIMPLES

Bathc your face for several minufoa
Win ResinOl soap and hot water. then
apply little Rosinol ointment frrY
gently. let this stay on ten minutes.
and wash on with RcsInol soan and
moro hot water. nnlshinr with n a. sh
~ cold water To- close the pores 10
this once or twice q day. and you VIII
be astonished to find how quickly tho
healing Kesinol medication aoofhra
and cleanses the pores. removes pin.
pies and blackhoads. and leaves the
complexion clear and volvety.
kesinol ointment and Rcsinol soap
stop itching Instantly and speodny
neal skin humorF sores. burns.
wounds and chains Sold b. aI
druggists
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Mr.. Henry MeLauahlIn.

Death came 10 Prof Henry Nc.
Laughlin ~ the family residence. 40i
Vain street. Wednesday morning al
1tS' o'clock Mr. Mcfkughlln had
been IN falling health Tor nearly two
years but only IN the past three weeks
had his condition been such aF %
compel inactivity.
For years he Was professor In physi-
cal culture. having large classes OF
business and professional men both
ln Wheeling and larger eastern and
southern cities.
We wae married 10 Miss Sarah
loyne OF Wheeling. June IN. 1852. She
With one son. Patrick Edward. sur.
Nite. Mr.. Mclaughlin was born in
wisconsin in 1850. being s. years old
~ time % death
lhc following named sisters and
hroihers are living and are expected
mere 20 attend the funeral services
which VIII take place from the Sacred
leari church. North Wheeling Father
hossmann officiating AZ high mass. o
q clock. Friday morning May 2t. Mrs
Netardcr Ucndry. Chicago. Miss
Lftta Mclaughlin. New York city
John Mclaughlin. Titusville. F7a /.
Joseph Mclaughlin. ChicaFO. and
frank and Edward McLaughlin, both
% View York City.
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Miss Noble was "a member OF the First
christian church. and took an active
part In the societies Of that church Her
demise has cast . shadow Of gloom over
hcr business associates a. Cle North
wood factory.
Besides r. host Of friends. she o. sur
NiNed by her mother. Mrs. Jenny noble.
and one sister, Mrs p. p Haherstick.
our brothers. Elwood. Flaton, William
ana Henry Noble also survive.
Funeral services over the remains will
~ held Friday afternoon al 2 o'clock az
ihe nome or her sister Mrs. Peter Hab-
grtilck in charge OF Rev. ". H Yields.
utndF ~ the ffmily are invited o. at
tcnd these services. interment viii be
IrlNIto In Peninsula cemelnrU.
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ARRESTS FUGITIVE
Whssiina officsr arprsh-,s. "a. -
Hanted ~ Carve ~ CrInaf-
nal AaaauIN

Mitchen e nIrfarfr rrar-rf -~r.t
crirrina1fV aHenrffIrr rarr u - .
ttflH. nnL county. 81. waH nrrnsfrf -. 80.
CAV ~ Detective MlHard. ~ nr -ffr -.
&c lelartmrnt We vas aFrrrfsf - a..
I.u n tha Onto aufhnrfffra ~
neel p ~ hack a. arrurr ffr 49,
p llsllte lrom justice warrant ura
.u oNL hffore Squire Hobs ~ TrrH.
Waa committed 20 the county jail
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PARK OPENS
Popular summsr Resort Opens season
Today win Riohiand District
school Picnic.

81 today Tor the 1915 season. and sr.
cofdinE o. All Indications TIE popular
resort vii enjoy e. very rrosreroua
year. During the past few weeks the
park has undergone extensive inrnr1,'e.
mrnta until nov everything iH in nrai
The chief attraction TODAY Dr. the an.
uuai picnic and outing u the teachers
ana pupils n ktchlaud district ON
SATURDAY the annual picnic aud outing ~
ne teachers and pupils q TrisdeinhIa
district viii be held
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fffenbach. OF the Island Following the
rafNices TIE remains were lakrm 60
,sreenWoud cemetery for iutormeut Mrr
ran had been living in this city since
the death ~ her husband. about alr
years ago. in Pittsburgh. she uas =
lady of eatimahlc character. and had Il
wide circle Of friends IN this city.
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Too urfmrlI Death nr Wisr t.rtn
HHHIr. witch occurred Yesterday morn.
Jos .f '|. NurfN Wheeling hospital.
arUr HH rHrrnurnI aururIrD fo hrr
MANY III|HHH Ir MNrrIInu Miss NuhIF
Del HnHrr rome nr nHnr.f Iun nf the above
.r"fIfIf'nr fnr auufr1I"if'a. fOmriIra-
IH Hrt.lUn from thiH operation caused
bon "rH.".
Miss MHnIa uan active In social
I"H u..I HnuuU ir church work. ard
..I I"IIIHr 10 trust and rHHuunHI.
hINff af rHa Nurfnuoof giaaa uurka
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BARNES WILLIE

BARNESvILLE o.. Nav taTho
members OF the Fiduce club were en-
tertained on Tuesday evening NJ the
nome or Miss Adeline kearns. OF Vine
street. The usual club diversions yrerc
tnJoyed ana ut an Appropriate time re-
ireshments were served by the hostess
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wedding OF Miss Isenora Tcdrick snd
waiter Harrison. both OF this place. The
wedding will occur Thursday. June z Al
the nome OF the brides parents Mr.. ana
Mrs. Robert Tedrick west OF town.
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Miss Louie Groves. OF High street ,,-tIt
entertain the members Of the Esntre
Nous club on Thursday evening. Music
ing's entertainment and at the close ~
me social hour refreshments will be
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viii open TUESDAY for the first time
and will remain open on Tuesday OF
each week
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ArirreHelfe services were held vse.
terday over the remains ~ Inc fafs Ne
tpnn HAL a. the home Of officer Lauis
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NIHNI = INLLEU UFF-T0T The
pIescnt az least the debate on tho
.reatcI wheeling charter before the
Men Liberal club has ben called On
general T. q ulry Be- willing 10 A..
pale the issue before the club ln the
tttular Meeting place, but refuses 10
debate I'M a public hall
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CLAIMS
MISS NOBLE
FRoNuEEET YOUNG LADY PAssI q
AWAY YESTERDAY AT
UoaPITAL

Had undcrgone operntfon ror Appsn
I'm Peraou o. Henry Mclaughlin.
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GAINESVILLE. o.. May 1.-THE
members OF the Fiduce club were en-.
be aras S on on Tuesday evening at the
nome OF Miss Adeline kearns OF Win.
street. The usual club diversions y,,ers
enjoyed and ut an Appropriate time re-
ireshments were served BY the hostess
Entire Nous Club.
us Louie groves. OF High street viii
entertain the members OF the F.ntrs
Nous club on Thursday evening. Musis
and fancy work Will feature re s,Ie.,,
lngs entertainment and at the close ~
me social hour refreshments will be-
served. 'e
Invitations Issued
Invitations have been issued for tho
Walter Harrison. both OF this pieoe. rbc
wedding will occur Thursday June Al
the home OF the brides parents Mr. ana
MITE i'oDert iedrick. west OF town.
Harry Oldham Heard Prom.
marry Oldham. the young married
man Of North Lincoln avenue who iaff
home several days ago. was heard from ~,
to-day. His employer. Mr. Roborts re-
celEed letter from him. mailed on the
ram. asking him 20 turn any money due
brother came last Saturday and took her
10 tho home Of n relative In New Com /.
slsto ,, Miss Minnie Courim. n years
olu. whose disappearance was coincfd0nf
win that Of Mr.. Oldham, has not baen
hcaIa rom. although 10 o. generally sup
1891 thsy are together. Police in DIFF
Ierent cities have been asked BY a. 1,
Eirls distracted parents to help locate
her. When last seen Miss Courim wore
hthl blue crepe dress with white
shAaoW lace trimming and a large pic
ture hat with white pIumee. T,bo ESQ
mad on a red sweater and carried n Iead
eelgred rain coat. The means or The
girIa parents are limited and they have
for her
49, .r...s--
Mrs. william Hunter on South Gard
ner street. wac calle dtn Iyeavil1e nv
me death ~ friend. She Will reu,ain
Tor few days visit.
NJ md Ms. Esri i.inkhorn. ~ Hon
aarysburE. are visiting relatives IN
Mrs prank Fowler and daughter Nu..
'race ore ENJOYING r. visit IN wheeling.
Mrs. Fred Cunard who was called n
Hethcada BY the illness 81 nor mother
has returned To- her home On West south
charles Mutton has returned 10 Pitts
uurFn. gftcr visit with his mother and
ws. mt, NJ. Cy ~ il ggtton ara Miss
~ md Mrs. Charles Dobbina. ~ East
Vain street. leave to-day FOR a ten dave
c,si, WIN their daughter. Mrs. Ernest
The many friend ~ Miss Laura pric.
fhr nurse. 81 kenuard avenue will g.
FIad to know she J. able % b. out after
severe Illness Niles Price icft to-day
f0r visit with Cambridge friends. hop.
Jog the change would b. beneficial
Nra Mary 1fniufF who has harn us
.iinE Der niece Mrs Adam Harcn r0r
ffnl wffkH. ifff to-day FOR her sons
home ln Norwood D After few dnve
lial thfrn rhe viii return f0 be- rhoms
Doh Nlprnin rdnlf. Wich
W. I'd Ward. of Harper Bros Zanes-
'ii''' called on ne local trade to-day
DEBATE CALLED oFF-For the
present. at least. the debate On the
.reatcI wheeling charter before the
men libnral club has ben called on
geneiel 3. Nlry be- willing 20 de-
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MAY BE FATAL
Mrs. Zella Hartley, Of West Liberty,
Not Expected to Survive Burns.
In Critical Condition.

Reports from West Liberty last
evening were 10 the effect that while
Mrs. leila Hartley. who was burned
when her clothing caught fire Thurs.
day morning, was resting easy, her
recovery is doubtful. Mrs. Hartley
was seriously burned Thursday morn
ing. when her dress caught fire from
a stove N the dining room. At FIST
her burns were not thought to be ser
ious, but later examination proved
that they were more extensive than
was at first thought Yesterday Drs.
Schwinn and Caldwell of this city.
were called and they. together with
DR.. Shorts. OF West Liberty. made a
thorough examination.
The unfortunate woman was so ser
iously burned that in places tho flesh
was almost dropping from the bones.
II was stated on good authority last
evening that an effort would be made
TO graft flesh on some of the places
as the only means of saving her life.
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What Makes Us Feel Hungry?

Hunger Oh n peculiar craving which
We are accustomed 10 say comes
from The stomach. % D. the bust.
less OF the stomach 90 change such
food ~ we take into Dr. in such n uay
that the rest Of the organs % Tho
body which we have for the purpose
can make blood out OF it When YOU
ieel the sensation Of hunger if means
that the blood producing system Is
ceiling on the stomach % furnish
more blood making material The
stomach prepares The food Tor blood
production BY MIXING with 90 cor.
tain juices which the stomach Dr. able
% supply. A. soon AZ the stomach
~ men called upon 90 supply more
blood-making material Do goes 10
work on what is iu the stomach and
begins mixing things No. however.
there De- nothing in the stomach. The
craving which We call hunger Is PRO
duced 10 is. therefore. then not
altogether the stomach which makea
We hungry. but the parts OF our body
which actually turn tho food into
blood after the stomach has prepared
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To prove this % f. only necessary
TO say that the sensation OF hunger
viii stop 30 food which is easily alb
sorbod and. therefore. does not need
Oh" preparation which the stomach
generally rivcs. is introduced into
ihr system through other parts OF
Oh" body. as. for instance. by inject.
iuE % into the large intestine. which
ir a part 81 the body the food passes
through after 90 leaves the stomach
ordinarily
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John r. Getz. well known local bust
ness man. and who. for the past three
years has been manager Of the Imperial
laundry. died yesterday morning az the
family home on the Island. Before az
hliating himself with the Imperial c,,,,,-
Lany he was travelling salesman FOR the
j. = Ford company Of Wyaudotte Mich.
lie was born In New Philadelphia e.
ago. Two months ago he was trickcu
with pneumonia. from which attack no
never fully recovered. complications
arising few days ago causing his
death. lie was n member OF Aurora Ma
sonic lodge at Portsmouth. o. and also
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MANNINGTON

MANNiNGTON, W. Va. Feb. 19-Anss
amy frlchard died at the Mercy hos
tlLai baltimore, Md. Wednesday corn
ing az z o'clock. Her brother. 4. a.
lIlchard, who W as with her when the
IN came accompanied the remains
nome this morning.
Deceased was "a member OF one nj
" thhlHEtous oldest families and "a sis
t.r or a.. iriChard and Mrs N y
services VIII be held from the Residence
saturday morning and will be private.
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HOUSE & HERRMANN
WESLEYAN SHOWED
UNDER "a TO 20
hUsKrNoUM DID IT TOO, WITH
THEIR FIVE LITTLE
PLAYERS.
was Fastest Game of the Season ON IN.
Now Concord Floor-Neale was
Star.

. NEW CONCORD. o.. Feb. 1g.-Afus-
klngum defeated Wesleyan here tonIght
Dy a score. - TO %. II WAS the fastssf
same OF the season here the play b.inf,
cream and interesting Neale starred for
Wesley. All NusEf,s,,,,,, 49, 81 10.
equally well and In best form ever Tbev
nave not been dcfeatt- on nome finCr
TOT Two SEASONS. Wesleyan In rnakiup a
uip OF seven games won six 81 &C.,,
aeIeating Capital and Michigan Agrics
Muskingum took the lead IN the first
mar and Kept IL through the gam.
score Tor first half. % 10 IL Itn.-I,n.
Auskingum, "a; Wesisvnn 90 .
NJ ont gOmcry ......E - -
Arnold ...........F.. ....... ShumsI.er
eii,,.if ''''''''' = '.....-... Heavier
slltlalI s.ssss.s.. q ..s.......... N-eaTa
- HluSoh 49,. % ........... jacobs
1uais-Atkins, 3: Aiken. 10. Mont
Eomery. 6. Atkinson. 8: NeaIe. Z. Uts,-
her: shumaker.l; and ResseEEcr. 1,
out OF II.
Referee. Watkins OF Eas, liverpool
ScOrer-Stone.
Time Of halves-2O minutes.
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BOOTLEGGER CASE
chas. criswell Tried on Charge Last
Night but Sentence Was Sus-
pended by Squire.

'Charles Criswell. charged with
bookkeeping" was tried last night be-
fore Squire X. G.. Hobbs at the jail.
but sentence was not passed. The
squire desired 10 make some more in
quiries as to certain times and places
brought out in the evidence and al
lowed the case TO go over until this
evening.
All Of the evidence submitted last
night was that OF Charley McDevitt.
who claims he bought the liquor from
Criswell Criswell sweers he never
sold any liquor. and McDevitt swears
he did, so II is toss up az 20 who
Is telling the truth
Attorney a. j. Porter appeared for
the defendant and ID. A. Mckee. as.
sistant prosecuting attorney. for the
State.
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SIX ROUND BOUT
VIII Re Staged IN washington. Pa. mi.
Evening Between Batam weight
Boxers.

special Bispatch 20 the Intelligcncer.
MASHlNGION, Pa. Feb 1g-Much
interest Is being taken On the six-round
clash at this place tomorrow night be
tween DIDO Bcrri 81 Washington. and
Tommy Levine. Of Pittsburgh. ae ban
tam-wc boxers. Levine IL cer.sfu
that Dc viii win. while Berri g. equally
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LINSLY LOSES
A TOUGH GAME
GAME WAS FAST AND EXCITING
FROM BLOWING OF STARTING
WHSTLE.
sistersvine Won ny One Point-rean,
Work sad 20 Be Responsible for
victory.

Special Dispatch 20 the Intclligencer
SlSTEKSNILLE Feb lg-In ON. or
the hardest Fought games ever played
on the local floor. the LinsIy basketball
team OF wheeling last evening went
Gown 90 defeat at the hands OF the SIS
tcrsNillc high school team by a.. score
OF 20 TO 10. While both teams dis
played good team work. that o. the To-
chls was superior TO that Of the visi-
tors. The local boys outclassel IN, lr
opponents In the forward department
and also ia general team work CraE-
IoId' Gore ana Eaton. were the stars for
Sistersyille. while Iiourh. Gibson and
Hunter did good work for Linsly The
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Obituary


Funeral services over the remains of
the late Martin Pcbler. who died Thurs
ia ycNening. will be held Monday after
noon AZ the home on Seventeenth street
with Rev. \. l.. Benze In charge. Inter-
mcnt viii be In Greenwood cemetery
Mr- febler was "A pioneer stogie maker
OF the city and his demise was learned
OF with a great deal of regret by local
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CADETS WIN
TAKE Interesting Game Prom coiBu,bt,
Club Team--Freahtsa defeat
v. A. club.

Last rirht the Cathedral hIrh school
receives succeeded Dol Fsfe1fInr the sa.-
Nn. t'.m m 'HH Columbia rf#f Hg tie
uf.I.ira score Of Do Hu White fUl
.afnel.ll Ilrn SCHOOL Freshmen drfrafrI
INC ". a. ci team hF fna score 0f III
tH Nnfn uf fHr game proved uuIfr In
tN..n the reserves and tha Columbia
This evening the cathedral Hfrh
rNHnI Juniors VIII 20 fu WeTrIlfrrr
where They VIII meet fhr fast GLASS A..
team ut that place. A good game o. "a.
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Mrs. Elizabeth LauRhman.

Funeral services over the remains Of
tne late Mrs. Elizabeth Laughman. who
ued thursday evening. will be held an
tue place OF death sunday afternoon al
clock with Rev. ". T.. Shultz orriciaf-
ing. lntermcnt viii be in Mt. Wood Gem
etery. mrs. l-auEhman a. survived bv
Annie rogers and Mrs. Jomn Holms. the
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WELLSBURG HIGH
WON FROM UNION
UP RIVER LADS TOOK OVER LOCAL
TEAM IN SCORING
FEST.
Guarding Was Looss and ineffective On
Both Sides and Forwards Shot
Goals At WIN.

Special Dispatch to the Intelligence.
WELLSBURG. w. Va. Feb. 19.-Both
Sides scoring at will. Wellsburg high
school defeated the Union high sclBO,
OF BenwOod here tonight Dy the score &.
s. TO 80. Guarding on both sides was
Ineffective ana the opposing forwards
scored from any and all angles Of the
floor. The locals got the lea1 early and
kept IL throughout.
The most sensational feature OF tho
contest was the remarkable fould snoot-
Ing or stewart guard for tae visitors.
out OF "A possible eleven chances the
diininutiNe yOungster succeeded In Gag
Ing nine baskets and incidentally sur
passed anything seen here this season
IN that line. In floor work and scoring
Williams and Tiston eNcelled Off the To-
calls. while Candy and Noel bore the
brunt Of the visitors work.
The lineup:
Union Highs wellsburg Highs
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LinEly, l93

Summary-Goals from field. Waugh.
.; Gibson. &. Hunter. J Jasper. ].
Conway. ]; Crawford. 9; Richardson. 2
Core. 2.
Goals from foul: Hough. /. Richard
son. =.
E-ferce-shifncr.
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birch HunernI

Funeral services will be held tbta
morning At the Palace Undertaking 80
lablishmcnt over the remains of tho
late y lillian Birch. who died at hie
nome Thursday morning. Following ths
service interment will be In Greenwood
cemetery
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-02-20

the home Of his nephew. W. T.. Stealey.
Deceased was 90 years OF age. a brother
OF J. w; HELEN and until his recent ar
Hiction had been a life long resident OF
ms community. Interment was made
In the Warrington cemetery.