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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-09-07
Wallsburp nriefR

DR.. and Mrs. J. B. Walkinshaw were
visitors In Little Washington. Pa. on
wednesday.
Mrs. Margaret Sawhill Is spending
her vacation with friends in Elklch. Pa.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jay Thompson. Mrs.
Frederick Wood, Mrs. Louis McCamic.
Misses Alice and Nellie Wood. Mr.. and
Mrs. Earnest Bone. Mr.. and Mrs. J. r..
Wells. Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Emig. John
Letzkus Clyde Thompson. Robert Smith.
Camel Wharton, Otto Wharton. Ray
mond Cooper. Benjamin BUGGY. Gale Ell
son. Prof. F. T. McAvoy. c. K. Jacob. 4.
B. holland. George Kemp. George II. Nc
Cleary. Paul Tiltor and Mr.. and Mrs.
Peter Tournakls, attended the Wheeling
fair. Thursday,
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STEUBENVILLE

sTr1.rF;NvI1.LE. Ohio. Sept. D.
This cnurty's 1irst drafted mon 10 ieaEe
for tho cantoumcrt camp at thiillco'ne
will no given Il rouSing scndon When
,hcy leave here tomorrow mornhH. IL
lie cxncCtcd that vast thronS VIII pc
| a, tho Panhandle depot when the noFs
tIc,yr Roth ri tho local companies Oh
,ruordsmcn will tura out and there VIII
, he a band I'll. hard To render pa'r'"''1
music, At nom today banquet was
rendered tho l. young mon VINO 30 from
district M. | and this evening similar
cy,nt WIS given in honor OF the 10 10
70 from district No. =. The young men
arrcarcd before the draft boards this
afternoon and received final tnstruc-
lions. Til. local contingent Will be
, tcined here tomorrow morning by the
East Livcrpnol increment. At Columbus
tho huys will hoard Il special train FOL
Chillicuthc.
| Draft heard Nh. ! announced today
/! that Frank q. Thomas would be COM
mantrr of the Il going from this city
land that i. Lindsey Clark would h. his
assistant. William Mckinley Davis
of Irondalr Will be commander of the
Is from district No. . and Ernest Weals
inf SmithHcld Will be the assistant.
Each board also named a number of al
,terna;cs who Will go in tho event any
, Of the So fail Ia appear. Another dele
CATION will 20 from district No. . on
; Sept. 10 and II Will number about l20.
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Rad Negroes Here.

Two had southern negroes we're lodged
in the local city building last evening
by Martins Ferry and Yorkvillc author
tiles for safe keeping. One Of the men
is being held charged with escaping
from an eastern pcuitentiary. while tho
other is awaiting the arrival Of the
sheriff to take him to the county Jail
to serve out q heavy sentence for
attempting To rob Martins Ferry
foreigner. With the cells removed from
the Martins Ferry Jail. the city building
there is unsafe for prisoners and they
arc being brought TO this city until
they can be taken TO the county jail.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-09-07
ST. CLAIRSV|LlE
In Probata Court.

ST. GAINESVILLE O.. Sept. Gin
the matter of tie estate Of Ephralm
Snyder. deceased. Account filed and
notice ordered.
In The matter of the estate Of T. c.
Nicholson. deceased. Partnership Of
Nicholson & Ball. Inventory Of assets
and schedule of debts and liabilities Of
partnership filed and approved.
In the matter OF the will Of Alexan-
and continued
in the matter OF the will OF Gilbert
Nclan. deceased. Will filed, partly
proved and continued.
In the matter Of the viii Of W. G.
Cash. deceased. Election Of widow.
In the matter Of the Homer c. Will
son and Charlotte a. Wilson. Adoption
by John H. and Callie E. Adams. and
names Of Homer C. Wilson and Char
lotte 4. Wilson changed to Homer c.
and Charlotte 4. Adams.
In the matter of Alice N. Wilson and
Grace Z. Wilson. Adopted by john A.
Boswell and names changed.
In the mater Of Nathan P. WilSno.
Adopted by Philip Koher and Viola
koher and name changed.
w W. Watson. guardian OF J. Mel
vim Watson. ct al. minors. vs. his wards
praisement ordered.
In the matter Of the will Of Eliza 7.
Boroff. deceased. Application to pro-
bate will Cause continued.
Rcaity Deeds Filed.
Clyde c. Wilson ct al to Abraham n.
Thoburn. land in ST. Clairsville. Con.
sidcratlon $1.O0.
Arthur 3. Conrow and Jennie Conrow
to Charles W. Reuner and Mary A. Rem
ner. land in Flushing township. Con.
sitcration s1.00.
Stephan clauhy and wife to George
r. Gibbons land in Somerset township.
Consideration S1.D0.
Clarence A. Mccarty 70 Carl ".
shrimp. land in Martins Ferry. Consid-
Grafton $1,000.
Alkaline Carpenter to Thomas Carpen.
ter land in Wayne township. Consider
alton $f.0G.
Ida Montgomery to c. ". Nineman
and Leta Nincman. land in Warren
township. Consideration 800.
Hannah H. Beck and Ross ". Beck
TO James F.. Felkey, land In Bellaire.
Consideration $1,000.
Paul Vince and Annie Vince to Louis
Markon and Helen Aiarkon. land in
Pultney township. Consideration $1100.
James r. Mcfarland and wife to
Catherine Schineransky. land in Sha-
dysidc Consideration $1,000.
John J. Greenlee and wife to Elmer
S. Norton. land IN Pultney township.
Consideration $500. :.
Robert A. Chambers TO ]. r. Jones,
land In Union township. Consideration
$500.
p. D. Hunt and wifa to e. T. Al
baugh. land In Warren township. Con.
sideration s1.00. -
Marriage licenses Issued.
Edgar Lawrence Kirk age a. OF
Freeport and Jessie Gertrude Hunter.
age 20 Of SewellSvillA
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Mrs. Charles worthsn.

Mrs. Charles Worthen died on wednes-
day afternoon. September sth, about 9
o'clock. is the sad word that has been
received here. Mrs. Wothen went to q
hospital in Pittsburgh. Pa, early in
July for an operation for cancer and
though she lived two months following
the operation and treatment. recovery
was impossible. Mrs. Worthen. who
lived In Beaver, Pa, will be buried on
Saturday morning, September 8th.
Mrs. Worthcn was a former resident
OF this city. her husband, Charles Wor-
then having charge OF the Wellsburg Ice
Company plant. They left here several
years ago. Besides the husband, one son
Charles, Jr., survives
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Martins Ferry Briefs.

ROLAND Ralstun will leave tonight for
Oxford To resume his studies 1T Miami
university.
Harry z. Martin. representing Mt
Union college Of Alliance. was in the
city yesterday.
Lieutenant Theodore Rothermund has
returned to Fort Lcavcnworth after 4
visit with his parents here.
Miss Virginia. Lockett ot Zane street
has returned from a visit al Clifton,
W. Va.
Jack Nelly will go up to Toronto to-
morrow afternoon To play with tho To-
rtntn team against East Liverpool.
Tho body of Stanley Saust. who was
killed in coal mine at Highland City
Wednesday. will bc sent To his homo In
.\dnra this morning.
NJ. and Mrs. Charles Downcv and Mr..
and Mrs. Lcazure will return to their
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RridGapors BRIEFS.

The Aetna Bible class Will meet ms
evening ut 7:45 o'clock win Kew L. -
Ross, pastor Of the kirK"oou NJ lie
church in charge.
\ horse foil uron Fridge stree 80
,.rd.x afternoon injuring itself ana
,,oidinr m traffic fer several minutes
Attorney j. &. Heinlein is in Coium-
bus on business.
Niss Hattie I'rirkcnbcrEer mas re-
,,,rrrJ from n vacation ~ Staunton' j.
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Wnlter Johnson Arrested.

Walter Johnson of Washington. not
the famous Washington pitcher. how.
ever. but a nego. was arrested in York
yillG Inst night on the charge Of being
fugitive from justice. II is alleged
that he escaped from an eastern pcni-
Tertiary and hr was arrested by the
Yorkville marshal at the request of tho
eastern authorities who furnished a de-
scription Of the man. He was brought
to the local building. but owing TO III"
unsafe condition of IN" cell room was
taken to the Bridgeport city building
for safe keeping.
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Half Holiday Here,

Merchants of this city and residents
in general took Il half holiday ycster-
day to attend the West Virginia state
fair the occasion being city Day. The
majority of local stores closed at noon
and the mail carriers. made but one de-
livery in the morning. and went to the
biz fair in the afternoon.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-09-07
Ont of Horpifn1

Word has been received in this city
of the improved condition Of Harry Stem
gle. who entered n hospital at Los An
geles, CAL several weeks ago for an
operation for kidney trouble. The opera
ton was successful and Mr.. Stengle has
left the hospital. Mr.. Stcngle is the son
of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry S. Stengle. of
this city. and his friends here are
pleased to know he Is recovering.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-09-07
Southern Negroes Hard HIT.

Two southern negroes who were ar
rested yesterday by the police were hit
hard blow last night by Mayor Raj
ston. who Is DESTROYS of teaching the
awbreaking negroes from the south q
lesson. Will Drake who was arrested ny
Officer Larkin on the charge of snatch
Ing so cents from the hand of a foreign
er was fined SO. and costs and scntenr-
cd to 80 days in the county Jail. Tic
Jolt stunned the negro and he was al
most in tears as he was led out II
the court room. George Pickett who in
terferred with Officer Larkin when IT,"
was arresting Drakt, was soaked S2J
and costs.
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Lid Down On tho soIdisrr

Soldiers from the Island who come to
this city hereafter will find regulations
much more strait than they have been
before. 1t was announced last night. Of
ticcrs said that they have been rather
lcnient with the uniformed men. but
that from now on they will be handled
the same as civilians. The etten1pt Of
one 10 pull Q gun on Officer Cole is the
cause nf the change in the attitude to-
ward the guardsnen.
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To EntAr Rnainaan

The Rogers and Clark Company. OF
Brilliant. O.. pioneer general store keep
ers. will break into the mercantile field
IN Wellsburg. in the very near future,
within week or two possibly. They
have secured the building at Eighth and
Charles streets, formerly occupied by the
J. NJ Rodgers Department Store and
have workmen engaged now in cleaning
the building and getting it ready for &C.
cupancy. The store will carry the COM
plete line Of goods kept on hand at the
Brilliant. Ohio. store. with the exception
of groceries.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-09-07
School Board Petitiona Filed.

The time for filing petitions for board
of education expired at midnight with
four petitions filed by local men for TWO
vacancies this fall. Socialist condidntrs
filed their some time ago. but the ,peti-
tions of DR.. {. B. Messerly and At
torney George Cooke did not get in un-
til yesterday. it being late last night
before DR.. Mcsserlys was turned in At
tho office Of the election hoard in Bel
laire. The fight this fall will be se-
tween the two Socialists on ono side
and the physician and attorney on the
other.
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Asks DAuRReO

Carry Lockhart has brought suit in
common pleas court against DR.. 4. C.
Smith for $4,000 damages. She de-
clares that the defendant treated her
right wrist and arm In 4 careless and
|unskillcd manner and that as result
she has almost lost the use Of it. She
also alleges that she was forced to call
another physician to treat the arm, as
she suffered greatly because Of the de-
PENDANTS mistreatment.
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Asks Divorce

Elizabeth Hardy has brought suit >for
divorce in common pleas court against
Jacob Hardy. They have bI<l mar
ried only three years. The plaintiff ac-
.cuses the defendant with having struck
her and called her vile names. She also
accuses him with adultery and desertion.
She also asks for alimony. as her
health is delicate and she Is unable To
Lsupport herself.
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Leave Today for Camp.

Harrison Koehnline Of Lincoln avenue
and Henry Clay Mcdaniel OF West Main
street Will he among the 10 men from
Peas. and Colcrain townships who Will
leave this morning for the training
camp nj Fort Sherman. Chillicothe. Inc
men vii cnlve lEc B. u .. station al
Eclairc at 10 o'clock in company win
The other drafted men of the Two other
divisions in Belmont county :
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Mayor Thompson Sues
For $250,0OO Damages

CHICAGO. Sept. 6.--Mayor Thompson
today filed praccipc in a suit for. $685.
900 damages against the Chicago Herald
company and James Kelley. the pub
Usher.
The Herald among others has vigor-
ously criticised the mayors anti-war
attitude.
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REJECT ARMY APPLICANTS,

There were three reflections at the
army recruiting station yesterday. Cor
roral Francis stated that recruiting was
picking up somewhat rs the fair comes
TO m end. There have been no new
orders for some time. hut orders arc cx-
pccted soon to effect the shipping of re-
cruits to the training CAMPS
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A TRYING Experience.

Being mcUbcr Of an @NeIHpt1ol'
hoard is q rather trying experience az
James Morrow OF this city. chairman OF
rho locsl exemption board Will testify.
.rh. local man lnst 10 pounds during
tho weeks .hal nc has been serving as
a member of the draft board ana now
,rcirhs only" alS pounds.
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Soldier Tried to Pull Gun.

A West Virginia Euardsman from the
camp on the Island made an attempt 10
pull gun on officer George Cole short
~ after o'clock yesterday morning.
hut the officer whipped his revolver out
first and forced the rookie to flee across
the bridge. Officer cole found the ma
hanging around The h. q q. station AN !
when he advised the soldier 10 70 over
to his camp, the latter replied that he
would 90 when he got ready. The off
cor suggested that he would 80 before
he got ready and he did.
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Dveiu1 Party.

Members OF me T. (. club held an
interesting social affair at the home OF
Miss Marie Sykes. Among the pastimcS
WAS one not usually mentioned IN social
affairs-a dyeins party. The evening
Was spent in dancing and dyeinS pins.
AT q suitable hour luncheon wa
served to the Gullowin Misses Etn.l
Davis, Doris Nelson. or Nebraska: Hiio'l
Knnope. Florence White. Margaret
Kemp Helen Long. Hazel Sykes ana
Marie Sykes.
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as Machines In Ono Garage.

Some idea of tho number Of machines
that passed through this city yesterday
cnroui" To the West Virginia fair may
he gained from tho fact that ciEhty-fve
machines were stored in and outside
the Cunningham garage on West Main
street during the day. Other local
garages were also taxed 10 their ca
parily. while scores of autos did not
stop here. but drove over to the fair
grounds.
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Young men wanted for various
positions In tho Intellig enoer office.
a mail clerk under IS II wanted
at onooi apply to Circulation Depart
Telephone S22.
Coach Must Come Here.

Notice has been sent II. p. Bash OF
Ohio university. who was employed by
the local board Of education to coach
athletics in local schools this year. that
he will not he released from his con-
tract here. Bash has not been employed
by the government to direct athletics Mt
Fort Sherman al Chillicothe. but is go
ing there as athletic director with an
army Y. NJ. c. A. crew. Because of this
he may be expected to come TO this city
as the local board is in a position 10
prevent him from doing the work at
Chillicothe or any place else.
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q. o. PIATFoRM COMPLETED,

The new auto platform at the b &:
D. Hempfield yards. corner of Sixteenth
and Chaplirc streets. which will be
used for loading and unloading autos
from cars. has bee.. completed. Tho
platform is b"irg painted rcd for the
present. This platform will tend 70
mako the handling IF the machines mnr"
convenient 1t Will also save a great
deal of time.
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ment for such An Innovation Is said to
be strong and the Chamber Of Com
n,ercc is working hard to arouse even
more enthusiasm. The city has grant,
ed the use of certain streets for use
as. a curb market.
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woman picinooket Fined 500.

\ negro woman arrested Wednesday
evening on the charge Of picking an
ltaliau's pocket OF $50 was fined sluo
and costs yesterday by Mayor Schnfer.
II was first thought that the woman
had three male accompliccs. but tll.' evil
dencc yesterday seemed In indicate that
she wa; responsible for the robbery. She
is making arrangements tn pay and is
still locked up in tho ~ building.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-09-07
Severe Electric Storm

The most severe electric storm In
years passed over this city early today
hut fortunately very little damage was
reported. The 'Mildcr building on Wash
inGton street was atruck by lightning
but only slight damnGe was done.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-09-07
Abba to 30 Ont.

H. F. Henthorne. moiorman tor tne
wheeling Traction company. who wa'
injured when the controller on car No.
1873 exploded setting the. veStlhule on
fire was able 20 be out yesterday. /.
"a also said tina, 4 woman WAS injured
nv 5eing tramped upon by several per-
sons in the efforts: To get Off the car.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-09-07
Calls 400

Draft board No. 9 today issued call
for 400 more men to appear next week
for examination to fill out the quota in
that district. The board also refused
the exemption claims Of 22 men and oil.
lowed those Of four. The latter had
| dependents
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Local Hors. at St, c1a,rsv,l1e.

Lawrence K. trotter belonging u
Paddy Roup Of North Fifth street. will
be entered in the 2:27 trot at the Bel
mont county fair at st. Clnirsvillc next
week. 1t had been hoped that the local
trotter would be on the Island track
this week. but he is racing at the Cald-
we'll county fair instead. Last week he
raced at Woodsfeld and finished within
the MONEY!
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Given Zine dinner

The members Of Company G. now
housed in the city market house. were
honor guests To fine dinner served by
the Daughters OF America last night.
Those cats made our rniinns look sick. $
said one Of tho boys after he had filled
up on the good things. Here is the
menu that was served: corn on cob.
cold meat. cold slaw. sliced tomatoes.
potato salad with cEEs. pickles. beets.
cheese. brend. buns. butter. jelly.
grapes. ice cream. water melon. cake,
cookies. pic and coffee.
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Fonrth strest Homes Entered.

The homes Of DR.. D. w. Medill and
Postmaster J. E. Blackford on North
Fourth street some time Wednesday
night or Thursday morning. hut the
thieves were evidently frightened away
before they were able to obtain ary-
thing. Entrance was effected into the
Mcdlll home by removing a screen in
the window. and in the Blackford home
by prying open u window. The work is
believed to have been done by young
SterS,
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Socialists Ticket,

The Socialists OF Bellaire will have a
ticket al tn. city election in Novcm-
Der. Following are the. candidates:
Mayor. Robert Carson; president Of
council. George Reukauf; city auditor.
Fred Walchi: city treasurer. Robert
Maddox; council-at-large. John Long.
Dominic Sambuco. John kahl.
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City Building Full

Bridgepo.t's city building last night
was like the IL offenders confined
therein. 1t was full. All OF the oiteno-
ers were DRINKS with the exception or
n negro woman pickpockct and two
negroes brought here by Martins Ferry
and YOrkyillc authorities.
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Taken to hospital.

Mrs. Ray Lucas was removed to the
Ohio Valley hospital in Wheeling on
Thursday morning. where she will un-
dergo an operation for appendicitis.
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To p,smantle Fairgrounds Today.

WORK will b. started tWdnY taking
down tho apparatus AZ the Fairgrounds
and putting II away for III" winter. The
grounds has been closed all week hut
with tho chutcs and other apparatus up.
several youngsters hav" hccn making
good use ftheir last week Of vaca-
ton,
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Wearing wrist watches.

When Martins Fcrry's drafted men
leave today many Of them will have one
of the necessary articles carried by
most soldicrs-a wrist watch. Many Of
them purchased their timcpleccs several
days ago and have been proudly dis
playing them for the past several days.
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VIII TiYa Hara,

Mr.. and Mrs Louis Patterson. who
have been living in Terre Haute. Ind
have moved TO this city. where they will
make their home. Their friends here
welcome them to the city again.
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initial Practice.

The initial practice OF Eelatre HiSh
school football squad VA 81 held las'
evening on the sixteenth; street ball
park grounds Light practice Will De IN
Sulred for a few days TO get the boys
i'm shane following long rest.
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To Entertain Club.

Members OF the Merry Matrons club
will be entertained this evening al the
home Of Mrs. Mary Lawrence on Cen
trail avenue. Framework will be the
diversion and q luncheon will be served.
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Held Under Bond.

Victor Dloma. charged with stealing
chickens from persons on Highland ave.
nue. was bound over to the grand jury
under $500 bond when he was given a
preliminary hearing before Mayor Nc
Master.
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homes in MiddletowE tomorrow after
weeks visit with local firnds.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. Y. White will return
today frnn: q vacation spent with Tela-
tivrs ut New Athens.
Mrs. W. s Palmer will be HON" to-
n,nrrnw from a weeks visit In Ports
mouth.
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r.ara nIart rnaadaY.

Rev. G. Is. Smith. Of the FIRST VI. f.
church and Rev. +. W. Hart Oh inc
So,tb Rellaire Il. f.. church will leave
next Tuesday FOX Warren to attend the
annual NORTHEAST Ohio conference.
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New Martinsville yesterday. the guests
OF Mrs. George kcySer. a former men,
Der. The class returned home last
night and all report an enjoyable time.
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xoung men wanted for various
positionS In the IntsliSencer Office.
4 mail clerk under ID - wanted
at once; apply to Circulation Depart
Telephone S22.
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lief, leg yesterday morning in the Blaine
mine Of the Lorain Coal & Dock COM
pany. He was taken TO the Martins
Ferry hospital
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Want Curb MarkAk

The Chamber Of Commerce has start
ed n movement TO have curb market
in this city on two days week. Senti-