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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-09-15
SHADYSIDE

Mrs. William Caldwell and daughter
Miss Doanc are spending the end OF the
week with relatives ut Dover.
Mrs. +. l.. Filhy Of East %5th street
went yesterday II Allcpo, Pa. where
she will spend the remainder of the
summer with her husband. who Is work
ing in the oil fields there.
Announcement has hccn made that 8
second lot of Belmont county men will
lcnvc IN September 10th. next Thurs.
day. for the training camp in Chilli.
Gothic.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chris Dawson OF West
10th street. with their guests Mr.. and
Mrs. Cornelius Thompson and son OF
Clarion. Iowa. returned yesterday from
Beallsrlle. where they had spent three
days with relatives.
w H. Thompson of Central Avenue
has been drawn rs one OF the petit jur.
ors for the fall court.
Mrs. Thomas Smith Of Sharon, Pa
hns returned to her home after visiting
her mother. Mrs. Pcter Schramm Sr.
and other relatives during the past
week.
Marco Shaver has returned home after
spending most Of the summer at Bat.
tie Creek. Mich. whore he was employ
cd with tho Bell telephone company.
John n. Roscoe is able to be out
again after suffering a serious case OF
acute indigestion Oh Wednesday.
Friends Of Walter Lucas son OF Mr.
and Mrs. Frank Lucas of North Lincoln
avenue. learned that the young man ex-
poets to leave today for France with a
machine gun troop. He enlisted In the
spring and had been stationed near
Washington. y. C.. for several weeks
The executive committee Of the Shady,
side Branch OF the National Red Cross
society held business meeting last
evening at the home Of Miss Martha
Smith. the secretary.
DR.. n. NJ. Price Of the Presbyterian
church will speak in the morning on tn,
subject, "Promised blessings" and In
the evening on Contrasts"
Earl Mcconnell. son Of Rev. and Mrs.
Mcconnell Of Lincoln avenue Is ex-
pcctcd home today from Co!um bus,
where he has been employed during the
past yea3. NJ Mcconnell has been
passed IN the draft examination and
will report for training early next week.
Mrs. Lucy Lindsey will so today 10
GAINESVILLE to visit relatives over Sum
day before going to Ashland, Ohio,
where the family will make their future
homo.
In the mayors. court Thursday eve
ming three men, Pete Furick. John MI.
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Probate Court

E. r. ranconst guardian or Rutf
A. Cortland Il lunatlc. VS. His ward ct al
Petition to sell real estate. Cause con-
ttnued
In the matter Of the estate OF william
6, Lash. deceased. Sale Bill filed and
approved.
D. Allen Bond executor Of the estate
Of Esther BOND. deceased. vs.. Joseph a
Bond ct nj. Petition to sell real cs'
tnte. Sale confirmed and deed and ais
trihutinn ordered.
w. W. Watson. guardian of J. MclFir
Watson, IT nj. minors. VS.. HIS "aru e
al. Petition to sell real estate
In the matter Of the estate or henry
RowIes, deceased. Kenneth G. Cooper
Amounted administrator Bond filed and
annrovcd In sum Of three thousand do:'
lars with J. r. Flynn. r. l.. bowman
and w. G. McClain rs surcties.
In the matter VI the estate of Gerald
F., Smith. deceased. Anna Smith mp
nointcd administratri1. Bond filed and
npprovcd In the sum OF $4,000 with J
II. Pcddicord. +. ]. Hoag and Chester
Fitzgerald as sureties.
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BRIDGEPORT Briefs

J. P. Jones who Is attending school
at Steubenville Is homo to spend the
weekend.
Stacey Eckols has accepted position
with the B. & o. railroad.
Robert Elberts and Tom Hill have
gone to Freeport to spend a few days
hunting
Miss Margaret Hcinlein will leave on
Monday for Columbus to resume hSe
studies at Ohio State university.
George Gifren and a party Of friends
will motor out to Ttppecanoe tomorrow
to spend few days hunting squirrels.
Floyd Hanlon, toll collector at the
bridge toll house. has returned from a
few days spent at Frecport.
Joe Watson, gateman at the c. & T,
crossing has resigned and has accepted
another position with the Wheeling
Traction company.
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CADIz aAlt,

CADIZ, Sept 14.--Aiss Louise Engle-
hardt and Miss Katherine Englehard:
will leave Monday for LynchburE, Va.
where they will attend Randolph Macon
college.
Edward Shearer. Edwin Dickerson
John Sheriff and Glenn Black have re-
turned home from IN automobile trip
to Maryland.
Craig Haverfleld Is here from Car.
Isle, KY, visiting his parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Wood Haverfield.
Miss Mary Campbell entertained at
dinner Monday evening the members OF
the girls embroidery club and some
others. There were 2s guests present.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clinton Walker and
their daughter, Gertrude. Of Columbus.
and Mrs. J. r. Russell, Of Casper, Wyo..
were called here by the death Of their
brother. Mrs. John n. Walker.
Miss Katherine Lynns Of Washington
city, Is visiting her aunt, Miss Rather.
inc Lyons.
Mrs. H. W. Birney returned home on
Monday evening from Minerva where
she visited her niece. Miss Mary Big.
ger.
Mrs. Warren L. Wright. Of connells.
Vile. Pa. and Mrs. A. o. Ross, Of Co.
lumbus are visiting Mrs. Sarah Moore.
Miss Helen Sheriff has gone &c
Bridgeport. where she will teach his.
tory and latin in the high schools.
Mrs. Lloyd c. Price, OF Williamsburg.
Pa. is here tho guest Of Mrs. John 4
Hanna. -.
Mrs. r. ". Bnrriskow left saturda,
evening for Westfield. Mass, to Visit
her daughter. Mrs. C. E. Holmes =:
Mr.. and Mrs. George Shauf. Of Mas.
slllon. were guests Of Mr. and Mrs
Frank H. Atkinson a few days.
Rev. Charles Gilmore was called &c
Williamsburg. Pn-. on account Of the serl'
Gus Illness Of his mother.
John a. Hanna IL on business trir
20 Boston.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. o. Boiling. who have
passed the summer season 1t Putin.
Bay. will move 10 Follansbee. w. Va.
Misses Ola Freeburn, Louise Mitchell
Helen Quigley and Ruth Smiley are at
tending Scio Normal.
The freshman class Of CadiE hiGh
school numbers 80 boys and girls. The
largest in It's history.
Mesdames B. C. Scott, r. 4. Heron.
Andrew HoobIeT. C. w. Snyder. J. A.
Duffield and Mrs. Olive Dutton, OF Ger
mano were In Cadiz Tuesday receiving
instructions in sewing from the men,
bers Of the local Red Cross society
Miss Virginia Clifford entertained
tho members Of the girls embroidery
club at her country home on Tuesday,
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ST. CLAIRSV|LLE
Realty Deeds Filed

ST. CLAIRSVILLE. O., Sept. a.
Thomas Davis and Jane Davis To jacob
+. Bnumgartncr. Land In fcasc Twp
Consideration S39o00.
John Pagol ana Augusta FaEot &c
John Mazzcr. Land in Colernin Twp
Consideration $1,000.
Aaron +. Riley to William Harris and
Ella Harris Land in Mead TWP. Con
sideratIon $3.50.
Henry G. Bell to Lulu Dell. Land IT
Pultney TWP Consideration sl.0o.
Rena T.. Stantz and others 10 The Ma
tionnl Coal Co. Land In Richland Twp
Consideration $l.00.
Robt. l.. Alexander and wife TO Jalne'
c. Carney Land In Fultncy Twp. Con
sidcrat!on $2S5.
A. Il. Alexander and wife to lrwir
Highland. Land In Pultney Twp. Con
sidcration S1.ou. .
Lola D. Wright and T. l.. Wright to
Tony W. letters. Land In Belmont
Consideration $4,000.
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Fruek owed HANK.

Tho large auto truck OF Ahele CicoEn
was put out " commission yesterday
afternoon when It plunged over. 4 stone
wall on Hamilton street In front of the
plant sf the Bcllaire Brewing company.
The truck which was standing in front
OF the bottlinS house was BEING load
ed with beer. when h suddenly started
down the steep grad Of Thir,y-scconl
street. There was no one In the truck AT
the time and itS course could not he di-
rected. II gained momentum Oh it DASH
ed down the street pluuginG over th''
stone wall and landing alongside Of the
Of the baltimore & Ohio tracks. The
entire trent part Of the war was badly
mashed. The front axle was broken and
Il Is believed the motor was badly dam
Nked
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Troops 70 EntrAtn Hera.

Arrangements have been made where
by Martins Ferry men who, leave mex.
Thursday for Camp Sherman at Chill
licothe may entrain in this city. A spc.
cial train will arrive here over the b.
& 0. at 7:30 a. m. Thursday and the
men will board il at First and Hanover
streets. Plans are being made 10 give
the ia who leave q bigger farewell
than the 10 who left d week ago Thurs
day. Subscription lists at Ralston 4
Parker's drug store and Longs hard
ware store are being signed we'll and
there is no doubt but that band VIII
be hired to aid in bidding the soldiers
farewell.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-09-15
SHORE LIBERTY AGAIN.

AMERICAN NAVAL BASE IN BRIT.
1SH WATERS. Sept. 14.-By the Asso.
ciated Press).-Short liberty which
Americans below the rank of warran,
officers as we'll as British sailors have
been deprived of fur three days. was re.
commended to-day by permission Of the
naval authorities. The ban followed the
unfortunate encounter. between j. W
Parents an American mate. and Il youth
named Plummer. which resulted in the
latter's death. The American blunjack.
cts sent a floral wreath to the funeral
Of P1ummer.
The ban against Americans below the
rank OF lieutenant commander travelling
to nearby city or it's suburbs, still Is
in force.
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To Leave Saturday.

Tho second Increment Of selected SOL
dlers from Brooke county will leave
Wrllshurg for their training camp on
Saturday. September %. instead OF Wed
nesday. September 10Th. Word to this
effect was received by the local draft
board on Friday morning. The men
entrain at the Pennsylvania depot at
1873 o'clock. travelling by the way OF
Pittsburgh, Washington. D. c., Rcn-
mond and Petersburg. arriving In camp
Sunday morning. There has been no
chrnge in the number Of men to 60 In
the second increment, and no further
changes In the the time Of departure Is
looked for.
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with the Bcllatre Lodge Of Moose and
the local lodge of knights Of the Mac
cabees In charge, the funeral Of And
rev Rolcy Heath Of Brooksidc will bs
held tomorrow afternoon at the family
home, stop ID Rev. John Neel will or
fciate and interment will be mt I.tnwood
cemetery The Bcllaire Moose held
special services last night at the home.
Tho Maccabccs will meet at their hall
tomorrow afternoon at 1880 o'clock and
will march to the home ut Brookslde.
After the services at the home they Will
go to the cemetery on special car.
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williams Funeral Sunday.

Funeral services will be held tomor'
row afternoon ~ 2 o'clock ut the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. William Williams OH
the Colcrain pike for their scren-year
old son, holland. who WAS killed Thurs
day afternoon when struck by an auto
Rev T.. &. Neslilt. pastor OF the First
Prcsby crian church. will be in charge
and Intcrmcnt Will be In Weeks ccme-
terry
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-09-15
FOLLOW GERARD IN
THE MTELLIGENCER

First double TnstalIment of the late
ambassadors memoirs, any Four
Years In Germany" In The lntelIi-
sencer Of next Monday, September II.
Daily half-page lnstalIments of this
thrilling expose Of German intrigue
In this newspaper over a period OF
seven weeks.
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A O. u. W. Reception.

The \. o. L. w. lodge will on Monday
evening. September 18th. tender re-
cepetion to its members who have been
cnllcd in the selcctive draft. and who
will depart for their training camp In
few days. The reception will be held
Mt the lodge rooms IN the Tarr build
Ing and will he attended by Hon. W. X.
Fleming grand recorder OF the state OF
West Virginia. An interesting musical
program hns hccn prepared to proceed
the BANQUET
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The souvenir matchbox received las:
week by Fred Morris. manager OF SOM
mers pool room. from Walter Wyckorf
Of this city who Is in France. was
made from an aerial bomb dropped BY
German aviators. according TO Letter
received yesterday from Wyckoff. The
matchbox and thu letter were both mail
ed the same day. l.ut the former arrived
here more than week ahead OF the
latter. French soldiers made the match
box from the bomb.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-09-15
.FERRIAN HAS FEVER
AT CAMP SHERMAN
JOHN REECE CONTRACTS DISEASE
AND IS CONFINED IN HOSPITAL
Another Ferry Soldier WIN be in Same
Place Within . Short Time TO
Undergo An Operation

john Reece of Concord street. Martins
Ferry. one Of the Is mon from Peaso
and Colcrain townships who left Tor
Camp Sherman at Chilltcothe little
over week ago. Ia confined in hospi-
tai at Chilljcothe suffering from typhoid
fever. Details regarding his illness
arc meagre, as the news OF Recess H.
ness was contained on post card sent
TO Harry Summers. Martins Ferry bar
Der. by Howard Dur, another Ferrian In
the camp.
Another Martins Ferry Soldier. Ches-
ter Gosncy. may also be III hospital
now. or within a short time as he must
undergo an operation for the removal
Of slight physical & Sf0At -
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ED caoes oxrv14 =zso.

PARIS. Sept I4.-R. 4. y. Hall. O:
Minnea polls. q driver in section s. Of the
Hartjcs-Norton Red Cross ambulance"
service, vas KILLED on Tuesday while or
duty IA an advanced post and was buried
near Avocourt wood says the Herald
to-day The shell which killed Hall
wounded his companion. E. E. Sylves,
ter. Of Plainview. MINI, although not
SerjOuSlv-
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RerulAr SuEpended

That man Haglcy who is teaching en-
b-yo foothallists at the high school tho
art of gridlroning. evidently means
what he says. At the beginning Of the
season. he decreed that members Of the
football squad should not use tobacco
and should not do other things detri-
mental to a football player. Yesterday q
big husky appeared at league park with
a husky lump OF tobacco in his jaw and
he was forthwith suspended from the
team by the coach.
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pr1 ndeetInr Hara TOMORROW.

Drys Of this city viii hold their flrst
Of series of temperance meetings to-.
morrow afternoon in the First n. T..
church. J. L. Bird of the West Virginia
Anti-Saloon League will be the speaker
Music will be furnished by chorus o."
60 male voices. Next Sunday Rev
Claude Porter Terry. pastor OF the
First Presbyterian church OF Wheeling
will be the speaker.
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Rnnndinr Un HohoR.

Chief Of Police Malone yesterday
started to round up the roboes and
other undesiraoles" who have made
Bellalre their home during the summer.
With the assistance of the day force
Chief Malone visited all parts Of the
city where the hoboes congregate. Sew
eral wagon loads were brought to the
city building. They were charged with
lettering and were given reasonable
time to get out Of the city. 1t Is I'M
derstood that no lodging will be given
this class at the city building this
winter.
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70 rn1roe. sp4.tinr Ordinance.

Chewcrs Of that weed commonly
called tobacco, will take notice that tho
ordinance prohibiting splitting upon the
sidewalks will rtgidly enforced in Bel
latre hereafter. Yesterday the. depart
nent Of public health received num-
Der Of signs, which were Immediately
nosted upon a number OF poles about the
city warning persons not to violate the
ordinance. The penalty Is IS fine for
zach and every offense.
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THE HIGHEST PRICED
NEWSPAPER FEATURE

ever put on by a West, Virginia new
paper 10 ex-Ambassador Gerardp
story, any Four Years In Germany
beginning in The InteIii9eneer Mon.
day morning, September II, and conf
tnuina seven weeks. Don't miss t.:
Hundreds of dollars spent by The
lnteIIiQencer for this single feature.
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Soldiers May Entratn Hero

With the announcement that Martins
Ferry drafted men will leave that city
next Thursday morning at 1880 O'Clock
In a special train on the B. 60. there
was talk hero last night Of taking steps
to have the Bridgeport conscripts board
the train as It passes through this city.
enrouto to Bellaire. Ono hundred and
tyenty-four men will leave.
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of the price in the county. Dealers have
been selling coal at 15c and 16c per
bushel taking from three to four cents
as their margin for hauling, paying
around 50 per ton at the mine. With
the 81 per ton price effective, and the
same margin for hauling. means l2c
coal to local consumers.
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Hraananf Girl piaR

Miss Bertha Lumpsykic, age Is Of
Crescent. died yesterday morning OF the
North Wheeling hospital The body
was brought to the Wilson morgue In
this city and will DO taken to the fam
lily home this morning. Funeral ser
vices will be held Monday morning at
the Maynard Catholic church. Interment
will be in Linwood cemetery. The de-
ceased is the daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Steve LumpsyAc
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J.h.M core, JeWeIer
MARTINS FERRY, o.
Al Kinds Of Repairing oene
Watches = RDeeIaity
High School Principal to Speak

In the absence of the pastor, Rev. E.
z. Shiltz. who is attending the North
East Ohio conference at Warren, Ohio.
Principal Spricgel of the high school
will occupy the pulpit at Tie First Nj.
E. church tomorrow morning.
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A1Dhas Hold Farewell smoker

Honoring several members who will
leave next week for Camp Sherman and
others who leave shortly for their uni
vcrsities. the local chapter Of the Alpha
Pl Fraternity held farewell banquet
and smoker In the chapter rooms last
night. \ number Of Invited guests
were present and about 50 persons spent
the evening following the banquet en-
joying cards and music.
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PLAY Bellaire Tomorrow

Martins Ferry All Stars and the re.
organized Bellaire team will meet at
league park tomorrow afternoon in the
second Of thoir series OF games for the
inter-city championship. In the first
game played at Bellaire last Sunday the
Bellaire team won out in Il innings
Nelly will pitch for the All Stars.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-09-15
Executive Committee Met.

The executive committee Of the Bel
iaire branch Of The American Rcd Cross
society held :. nee ting yesterday after
nom IN the rooms OF the Bcliaire Com =
rnercinl club. Ilins were made TO b.
Yin active work IN manufacturing Red
Cross Supplies.
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rst,,r Examiuation at Columbus

DR.. John c. Whitney Of Stop 10. West
Main street left yesterday for the Co.
lunbus barracks to take the examina-
ton for admission to the dental officers,
corps. The examination will be held
this morning.
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Special Me0tiu1

The Woman's Foreign Missionary so
! cicty of the First NJ. E. church will
hold a special meeting at the home Of
Mrs. Amelia Lichtenberger. next Thurs
dav afternoon. Officers will be elected.
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Raran Funeral To-day

Funeral services VIII be held this aft
ernoon at the home OF John LenoN near
Barton. for Henrietta Ragan who died
Thursday afternoon at the Ohio Valley
General hospital. Rev. John Neei will
oftlciate and interment will be at Lin
wood cemetery.
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ronsor,a1 Artists Reap Harvest

knights of the razor and scissors at
Chillicothe are reapinG harvest these
days at the expense Of drafted men at
Camp Sherman. according to word re-
ceived here from local men in camp. It
costs G5 cents at present to get hair
cut and q shave In the military city.
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Announce Names To-day.

1t Is likely the local draft board will
be aole To announce the names OF the
men who Will be included In the second
INCREMENT Of the national army iron:
this district 1" go to Camp Sherman.
One hundred and twenty-thrce men
with be called to report at the office
- the board.
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Last Day For Licenses

Today Is the last day to make applica-
ton at liquor license headquarters In
this city for licenses. All the present
saloonists were naturally applicants for
licenses again and none was rejected.
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&pAolAl GrGn.

The local draft board received notice
Yesterday that a special train will carry
Belmont county's. second contingent OF
drafted soldiers to the training camp ut
Chliflieothe. Thursday morning. The
train Is scheduled to leave Martins
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Ferry. It will arrive in Bellaire at S:15
TO receive the local delegation Of 123
men. The train will then proceed to Neff
wher it will take abroad the st. C1airs-
willie delegation Of los men.
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Scot. Funeral

The funeral of Mrs. Lucy Scott, who
died Thursday evening Will take place
at the home Of her mother, Mrs. J. 3.
Albright, Sunday afternoon. Intermenr
will be made In Rose Hill semetery.
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banquet in the lodge rooms TUESDAY
evening honorlng several members OF
tho order who leave next week for camp
Sherman at Ch!llicothc.
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BELLAIRE
Contract Awarded.

Tho Belmont County election board
met yesterday In It's office in the ZweiS
building on Belmont street and awarded
The contract for printing the ballots for
the election In November. Two bids
were received but tho contract was
awarded the Ohio Valley News at the
bid Of $2i4. The other bid vas re-
ceived from the Bellaire Democrat for
1878. About l5nnn0 ballots will be re-
nuired for the election
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Young mon wanted for various
positions in the IntsluEsncer office.
A mail clerk under 10 IL wanted
at once; apply to Circulation Depart
Telephone 822.
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Students to Marietta

Five local young men will leave To-
morrow for Marietta college to enter
that institution. They are Willard
wilson. T. VI. Stoneciphcr. Ted Wilson,
Walter Stitt and Herbert Sttt
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BRIDGEPORT

Young .nsa waited Sor vaT4oGs
HoSttdons In thS n1tolA1sncsr Office.
4 uAil clSTk under 19 IS wanted
st once; apply 70 Circulation Depart
msnt. Telephone 822.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-09-15

Tsunf men wanted for various
positions In tho 1ntsniCencer Office.
a mail els1f under - II wanted
at once; apply to Circulation Depart
3alsphone 622.
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On Auto Trip.

Mr.. and Mrs. a. G.. Neville left on
Friday for Fairvicw. Ohio. where they
will visit for n few days. The trip
will be made by auto.
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Hold 1S1swsn For Soldiers
Members Of Sr. o. L. A. NJ. OF this
.tty have made arrangements to hold a