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Washington telegraph., 1917-03-09
SPRING HILt ITEMS

Spring Hill, Mar. 8.-Let the
people rule.
Heard of anybody's babies
named Woodrow lately?
Talk is cheap as usual, but grub
continues to soar.
Thomas Yocom, the noted hun
ter, is quite i'll with pneumonia.
DIR. Zimmerly, the veterinarian,
visited a patient at l.. c. Yocom's
Wednesday.
Trenton Keel, son of Sheriff Bob
Keel, spent this week with his faith,
er in Hope.
How do you like to sop your
mental flap jacks in the Washington
Telegraph editorial 'lasses?
Misses Cora Collins and Maud
Prather spent Tuesday morning
with Mr.. YocOm and family on the
Bermuda Hill.
Talking about home industry and
a farming man, | refer you to j. II.
Martin, who is a gifted farmer.
If you love your neighbor get him
to subscribe for the Telegraph.
The Rev. Middlebrooks of Pat
mos will preach next Sunday at the
Evening Shade Baptist church.
Come out and hear him.
Miss Myrtle Watson, daughter of
Marshal Mode Watson of Hope, was
down visiting relatives from Thurs.
day till Monday.
Miss Edna Keel and mother re-
turned Sunday from a visit to Mrs,
Keels father, Monroe Hamilton, at
Liberty Hill.
We heartily indorse J. w. Harts.
fields letter in reply to Taxpayer
in last weeks paper, about sending
Washington telegraph., 1917-03-09
RADISH CROP NOT KILLED

1t was feared that the recent
freeze, following the snow, had
killed the large acreage sown to
radishes in this vicinity, but re
ports from the growers indicate
that the crop was only slightly
damaged, the stand being thin
ned out somewhat.
The destruction of the radish
crophere would have represented
a considerable loss, as the pur-
chase price of the seed alone was
about $4,000.
Washington telegraph., 1917-03-09

The Hampstead County Chan
Gerry Court was in session Mon
dav, Tuesday and Wednesday of
this week and disposed of all bus
mess ready for action by the
court. Quite a numberof divorce
cases were acted upon, deeds ap-
proved and other business trans
acted.
The next session of the Chan
Gerry Court will be on the frs t
Thursday in May.
Washington telegraph., 1917-03-09
An Honest Letter From an
Honest Man

Enos Halbert, Paoli, Ind,
writes: u contracted a severe
cold this fall and coughed con.
tinually. Gould hardly sleep at
nights, | tried several remedies
without relief. Got Foley's
Honey and Tar and the first
bottle relieved me, curing my
cough entirely. | can recon-
mend it for all coughs" Get the
genuine.
Colds Cash Store.
Washington telegraph., 1917-03-09

FOR SALE:-Team, wagon and
harness; horses weigh about 100
pounds each and are splendid work
animals. See me at the Black.
smith Shop. Jas. Mccullough.
Washington telegraph., 1917-03-09

FOR SALE:-a Kim ball Piano
Case Organ for sale at a bargain,
practically new and cost $4,000
at factory; reason for selling, re
placed by piano. See instrument
at my residence or write for par
ticulars. j. E. Gold, Washington.
Washington telegraph., 1917-03-09
TEACHERS EXAMINATION
MARCH 18TH and 18TH

The regular quarterly exami-
nation for teachers, to ascertain
the qualification of those desiring
to teach in the public schools of
Hampstead county, will be held
at Hope March 1916, 1917.
j. j. Roberts,
County Examiner.
Washington telegraph., 1917-03-09

lected by G. N. Trimble, Wash
ington; E S. Greening, Hope, and
J. L. Wilson of Patmos to serve
at the April term of Circuit Court
are as follows:
GRAND JURORS
N. R. Lewis, Mine Creek twp.
Andrew j. Camp, Bodcaw twp.
j. f. Dugger, Washington
G. C. Spragins. Hope
L. B. Moore, Hope
w. H. Weir, Washington
j. Ford Johnson, Columbus
w. w. Whitworth, Saline twp.
G. +. Onstead, Ozan twp,
j. M. Stuart, Mine Creek twp.
VIM. Moses, Spring Hill twp,
S. A. Stanton, Saratoga
p. @. Stephens, Blevins
Jim Reed, DeROan twp.
G. B. Ames, Bolton
A. L. Battle, Emmett
AlternateS
7. j. Drake, Bodcaw twp.
Jas. h. Page, Washington
Chas. Haynes, Hope
Chas. Rowland. BoisD'Arc twp.
II. L, Harmon, Ozan
Luther Tollett, Mine Creek twp.
PETIT JURORS
A. l., Belts, Hope
Luther Laseter, Hope
Earl Spencer, Hope
E. II. Timberlake, Washington
l. L. Pilkinton, Washington
f. p. City, Washington
Callie Huckabee, Spring Hill twp.
N. K. Foster, Spring Hill
H. f. Rider, Bodcaw twp,
Cleve Mayton Bodcaw twp
A. M. Clark, Garland twp.
l.. Il. Samuels, Garland twp
A. W. McIver, Water Creek twp
Robt. Munday, BoisD'Arc twp
j II. Mitchell, Fulton
w. E. Fletcher, Mine Creek twp
Geo r. Wolff, Bingen
j. o. Johnson, Columbus
A. B. Gathright, Saline twp.
|. H. Beauchamp, Wallaceburg
Dewitt Stephens, Blevins
Z. T. Toland, Noland twp
A. B. Avery Sr., holland twp
j, M. Harper, Red Lano
Alternates
A. G. Monts, DeRoan twp
Washington telegraph., 1917-03-09
LIST OF JURORS

The grand and petit jurors Sc
lected by c. N. Trimble, Wash
ington; E S. Greening, Hope, and
J. L. Wilson of Patmos to serve
at the April term of Circuit Court
are as follows:
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STATE COUNCIL Of DEFENSE
!. tn BOOST FOOD PRODUCTION

CHARLESTON. W. Ma. April 81
An unofficial census OF the idle and UNI
employed males IN West Virginia be-
tween the ayes OF Il and hn wears
will be made BY Governor John j.
Cornwell. on authority Of the State
council of defense. which held its first
meeting in the Governors reception
room in the Capitol yesterday.
The object OF this CENSUS is 10 bring
home m everyone of these idle per-
sons the necessity Of Harvesting them.
selves up with the great way" OF in
dustrial and agriculture! activity
which is spreading over the stale 1ur
increasing all supplies.
= The council discussed fully the
scope and the possibilities Of ltS hene-
fetal services generally and exhaust
lively discussed questions OF labor.
seed and other supplies 10 facilitate
the increased agricultural prague; lou
and the saving and storing of This
production for The uses ut the people
of the State and such further uses as
Nigh, be demanded.
The State Board of Control WAS re-
1uested TO secure supply al agriclti-
,ural SrrdS according ~ Il list 10 b.
submitted BY :hr commissioner OF aS
riculture. in order thai the demands
for supplies OF theSr seeds may he
forwarded without delay to the farm
erS and land workers throughout the
State The agricultural agents ""r Ill
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eighth grade. has gone eight years with
tut being absent "r tardy
ON May 1. The school will give a par
rniS' day program. There will he an
Art exhibit Of The different things the
children have made this Year.
There IS i lot Of good materln! com
i'm: out far h@rths on lhr baseball team.
Coach Saith. has TO pick team from
about fifteen boys. We played our hrSt
iIinc with boys representing. lie Sopho-
mOrcS Of tho r. u. II. :. We won Win
III, score, 1919.
There are many pupils out nI. schpoi
on account Of humps and measles.
The pictures for hest attendance i"r
the seven months went TO the following
rooms: First room L.: second ro"'n' ~;
third room, 3.
The persons who have received RAJ
Nor Method Buttons for the rs drills for
iris month are: Mary Winters. Geo.
Costello. G. H. Ellis. Earl" Foster To-
land Fink. Edna Lively. Mamie Wise.
.j'iur"nrr Nichols. Charles FraSher.
Sarah Kid and William Price. l.e"na
l'Olmnr and WilhclmlnAtI'"lmar have re-
ccivcd their progress pins from the FaI-
n"r company.
\ banquet was given hy the teachers
nr this school for the basket ball teams
laSr Friday. April IA. Games wrr" play :
rd IN the lower hall and later refresh
Iu"nrS were served i'll tn" upper hail.
The tables were decorated with Hays. Be-
rrrr sitting dawn to IN" iHhl" The pi|h-"
Tor our flag and Tie salute we're given
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reCtcd 10 furnish names and addresses
of persons desiring such supplies,
which will be disposed of by the board
III cost.
The chairman OF the executive COM
mit,ee of the State council was di-
rected 10 communicate with the Nj
tional Defense Council information III
regard TO Il pending strike at the
Wheeling Steel & Iron Company,
Wheeling. inasmuch as this company
manufactures canning tin equipment
of 100000 two-pound cans day.
West Virginia is largely dependent on
this plant for lin for canning pur'
poses The chairman also was direct
: ed 10 communicate with the nalloiaI
council on the subject OF controversies
, in which capper machines ana otner
canning devices which have hereto
fore ben in use under lease contracts,
but which have been Withdrawn from
use on account of court controversies.
thereby creating great shortage IN me
suppIy Of these Cannin" les ana
hanpering storage III some classes OF
food products.
Available Farm Laborers.
, The dean OF the agriCultural depart
mcnt of West Virginia university was
directed 10 ascertain thu number ol
available farm laburerS for Immsula'e
employment. and tu make report ol
his findings from time TO time 10 the
SECRETARY of the committee.
Tie governor was requested 10 au,
vance from The civil contingent tuna
of lis office 81 300 10 he used for the
employment of additional county farm
L-enls.
The council met as Il committee OF
in" whole in the forenoon. An EN-
eyllrtive comr.iitrr Of five members
was selected. composed Of II. u. Hat
field. former governor. chairman: i,
II. Stewart. commissioner al agricul.
lure. secretary: George q. Maggie. OF
Wheeling: William Rodgers. Of Fair
mont: John lee Coulter. Of Morgan
town. and c. 7. Snow, of Huntington.
The members present. aside from
those selected on THIS committee.
were: T. G.. Akeson. master of The
State Grange. of Buffalo; Howard
Gore. president of the State Stock
association: W. {. Me- 'onaughsy'
president of the State Wholesale Gro
cers' association, Of Petersburg:
Linn S. Horner. president of the Wet
Virginia Natural Gas association, of
Clarksburg: A. 3, {. Bray. president
of The Stale Bankers association, OF
Konceverle; {. 4. Short. president nf
the Lumber and Supply Dealers. aSsn'
lion. of Shinnston: Or. !. E, RAIDER.
president Of thr State Medical Assoc
citation. of Huntington: Mrs. Joseph
&c. Cochran. president 81 the Fedora
: lion Of Womru'> clubs. nf ParktrS.
burg; Coo " Atkinson nf Charles
ION: \. f. White. al Fhrk"rShurc:
'Wm. 4. McCorkIe. Of Charleston, and
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-04-23
STOMACH UPSET?
Get at the Rea Cause--.Take DIR.
Edwards Olive Tablets

That's what thousands Of stomach
sufferers are doing now. Instead OF
.aking tonics, or trying to patch up. 6
Door digestion. they are attacking the
real cause o; the acknowledged liver
and disordcred bowels.
DR.. Edwards Olive Tablets arouse
he liver in soothing, heating way
When the liver and bowels are per-
forming ,hsir natural functions, away
goes indigestion and stomach troubles
If you have a bad taste i'll your
mouth. tongue coated, appetite poor
law. don't-care feeling. no ambition ofr
energy. troubled with undigested foods,
YOU should take Olive Tablets, the sub
stitute for calomel:
DR.. Edwards Olive Tablets are. q
nprely vegetable compound mixed with
olive oil. You will know them hr their
olive color. They do the work without
erioing. cramps or pain.
Take one or two al bedtime for QUICK
-.lieF eo vod car cat what ,"n like
At loc and 25c per box. All druggists
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Personals and Briefs.

Mr and Mrs. +. VI. Stricklin. Of Wash.
ingtou. Pa. is visiting J. NJ. ButleE, ni
Elm Grove. for IL few days.
Rev. Harry Robertson, pastor OF The
First Christian church in Elm Grove.
will leave Thursday for Bethany.
William HtlIrr. al Elm Grove. WIS
visiting friends in West Alexander yes
terday.
Henry Schaffcr. nf Elm Grove. will
leave to-day for Cambridge. o., where he
will attend to business.
Ellie Bowman. of I.orinG Place. is
building Il Hcw garage. 4
L.. G. Hare. Of Point Pleasant. is vEaS
itinE in Elm Grove fur few days.
J. NJ. Butler, OF Elm rGove, IL much
improved after Il short illness.
Mrs. Ella Dow of Springdalc. has r."
turned home after spending several
months in ARKANSAS. with friends and
relatives.
George Seib"rt. who recently sold his
property. south Of Wheeling creek. to
the Wheeling Coal railroad. has pur-
chased property III SprinGGaIe. and Will
move there next week.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-04-23
About Rheumatism

Fully nine out Of every ten cases Of
rheumatism due TO cold or damp, or
chronic rheumatism. which attacks
the larger joints. knees. hips and
shoulders. Neither of these varieties
require any Internal treatment. All
YOU need is free application Of
GUS massage. Try il and see how
quickly it gives relief. ObIainable
everywhere --AlN.
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Toun Must Y,av Curling,

county commissioners Saturday ruled
thai ruj -tiir-ulke municipalities through
which rho county will improve thee Ma.
tl"ual pike this Summer must pay tor
the laying Of tn" SURFING Tire county
viii pave the pike through Fulton AMI
Elm IirONr
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.. - -
Pa atnr Gets Increase.

Following the morning service yes
tcrdav in the Stone Presbyterian rhurCir
al Elm Grove. the congregation adopted
u motion granting an increase az SSn1
a year in ihc salary rf the pastor. Rev.
l.. H. I.rwrllIn.
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Iusnect Nine.

Several mine inspectors OF the Clcre,
land coal and Dock Company inspected
the mine in Elm Grove saturday. and
also made arrangements in Triadelph!a
to look over the vacant ground at that
place so they can erect 100 houses ~
hc used by the miners OF The Triadcl-
phia coal mine.
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4 nlay entitled The wuyrarers." Will
hr given. in the s. Vincent's hall nj Elm
Grove on the goth of April. and May |:
Included in the cast are a number OF
well known characters. and that the
play will be 4 success Is no doubt.
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Wanted Men. Boys and Girls
for light clean factory work.
Wheeling Can Co., 47th and Eoff
Streets. apr.2l-3t
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1.-THE. Wayfarers."

the meeting Of the West Virginia Synod
of Home Missionary Societies. DR.. Pot
ter is chairman of the society.
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have completed plains for the presenta-
ton of pageant. entitled "LlarkneSs
and Sunlight" ut the Wednesday eve
ming prayer meeting. Twenty apOro-
priately coStumed young ladies will take
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OUT-THE-PIKE
Elm Grove Needs Protection
The Editor Of The lntrlliGcnccr:

To The Editor OF The !ni"lIlSenc"r:
Dear Sir-rhc writer was prcScnt
when fire destroyed the workshop on
Albert Hands property a few days age,
and was impressed With the faE@e
which was enacted with The toy chem
ical wagons and small hose. II 1hc
wind had been coming from Il different
direction. The tire fighters would have
been powerlosS 10 prevent the house.
90 feet away from burning TO the
ground.
One chemical wagon WAS hurried 10
the scene only to find that no one
knew how 10 operate ii. and when Il.
nally the other chemical wagon mp.
pcared, it was discovered that the for
mer was empty.
Practically speaking Elm Grove h,lS
no fire protection. If Il fire would gam
Roadway IN any district where thrrn
are numerous houses under bad wind
conditions. before AID could be sum
monrd. property owners would lose
the value nj TWO or three irTC engines
wagons and equipments
The cheapest way is The safest way.
BY in increased taxation. there cuuid
b. placed al tn" various necessary
points. water pluu$. enough 10 rcnlrG'
real fires \ modern volunteer lire
company could be- fitted up and sup
piled with all equipment from hor:i"'
10 engine etc. or aliulnHhIleS. H.
first half dozen Tires alnN" would more
Than likely pay for lhr total cost -;
in the saving Of property. INSURANCE
rates would rapidly diminish ami ii
would not b" so much ul i Joke +"
watch rain attempts ~ fire ti@hln@.
The fighters did all rh"y could WITH
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-04-23

When preparing old. dry beans for
baking II little soda in tho water in
which they ar" soaked will rend2v
them tender and soft.
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New Members Added.
Mrs. George Lounsberry. OF Charles
ton. president OF the State Graduate
NnrseS' association; Governor John ].
Cornwell, and the presidents Of the
State Pharmaceutical association and
The chief officers of the State ASsncia-
lion Of Civil. Mechanical and Mining
Engineers, were added To the mem
bership.
o The meeting Of the council was pre-
sided over BY former Governor A. B.
White, with J. H. Stewart as score
,1ary.
The members discussed in an in
formal way many matters concerning
the welfare Of West Virginia in CON
nection with the problems with which
the council will have to deal. II WIS
announced that number of under
taklnGS. in measure agreed upon,
would he held for action until the ma
tional council has completed its pre-
:liminary functions in order that the
work OF the state council may be in
harmony with that OF the major
organization.
The executive committee will meet
al Il call from the chairman or any
other member.
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CATHEDRAL CONFIRMATION

Confirmation AT st. Jnscrh'S Cathedral
will be hello on Tuesday. May first. The
class uaru"s have not been announced
hui it is said there will nc about 200 nf
them.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-04-23
Triatlelphia Lost.

Philadelphia district high met defeat
II the hands of the West Liberty State
Normal by the score Of 10 to I. Satur-
day. The poor fielding Of Philadelphia
in pinchcS WAS the cause nf their down
fall.
jackson pitched good na;l, having ton
Slrikcout$ to his credit. l;lmsnm led
Triad"lrhin in hitting.
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Pageant Will Be Presented.

Th" members Of the Young l3Hdl"S'
rnuunrtnnitv t'irrlr of the Fanca Memo
rial PRESBYTERIAN church, of Wonylsda!".
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Firhters To Get Hearinr.

Two fighters Will get n hearing this
evening before Mayor Campbell. of Elm
Grove. Saturday evening. in front Of
the mayors office. - fight was started
over Il milk hill owed ore of the men.
II is said. One of the men has been ar
rested but tho other has not been az
pretended. Tho mems names are with
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Arrested for Raising Disturbance.

rested early Yesterday morning on the
charge OF 4 disturbance 1T his home.
Night Ioiceman Frank Campbell made
the arrest. He will get his. hearing this
evening before Mayor Campbell
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Rev. Potter to ParkersburE.
Rev. j. NJ. Potter. pastor Of III" Vance
Memorial church. in WnodSdalo. viii
leave To-day for parkershurg, TO attend
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Elm Grnun Won

The p. and +. G.. baseball team de-
featad the fast Martins Ferry team yes
;crday afternoon by the score of 6 10 D.
The game was fast all the way through,
and Lin Grove showed the best form
OF the two teams. This was the first
game Of the season for both teams.
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GOODS WILL.
RAISE >TuBERS

, ,'oI,rfMBI"S. O.. April @2.--ncan Al
ired Vivian. who rs Il mcinhe! oil inc
: state cuurirll for defense. has been tour
ing the state in the interest Of food pro-
, durtiun. announced to-day on his return
from Obrrlin and Cleveland that pher!'n
ruIlcr,. r,,-cds have decided to raise all
! POTATOES for the girls dormltnrE next
year .
sight Of the front aud side lawn OF AL
Euclid avenue home i'll cleveland piow-
= cd up for potato growing.
! The united States army barracks IN
! this city is preparing IN care Tor S:o0o
recruits this summer. The. now soldiers
arc coming IN 1T tho rate OF oOu aaF
now and new barracks will be construct
cd to accommodate them. Tents nave
been erected III the yards.
; James w Darby. Il Democrat. has
been appointed by Common Fieas Judge.
toullrap as prosecuting attorney Tor
Ninton county. He will succeed Arthur
s Rurkett, Republican. who defeated
him in the election last November and
later resigned to become i captain in
The United States reserve army.
Police reserves were called out early
to-day tn rescue Policeman Fred X.
Shhrpneck from Il crowd Of neEr" sci.
rlierS who had set upon him after he had
rcprimaudrd TWO Of them for dsordcrly
conduct: Sharrneci used his mace and
revolver III fighting OFF the negroes un-
til help arrived. y nlmhrr OF the. sol
dicrS suffered bruised heads in the en-
counter with the policemen. No arrests
were made.
Army recruiting i'll this city has
reached the highest point III ~ years,
greatly exceeding the applications for
places in the navy and marine corps
In ten days 81 men have .hccn accepted
for the army here out Of l@9 aprlica-
, lions. Fifteen men Joined the marine.
corps and 80 the navy.
The new Morgan Memorial NJ. r.
church. erected at Il cost OF $4,000. WAS
dedicated to-day. \ number OF Mciho-
dist ministers took parl m. the cXcr-
riScs. including Bishop William +. An
dcrsnn. of Cincinnati.
Ohio News Notes.
;. LANCASTER-Three hundred rail
road men among others attended a flag
raising here.
TOLEDn-The price Of bread will he
raised To /" cents this week
CELEvEI.ANp--Thi$ is cleanup
week in Cleveland.
| PORT rLINTON--Al1 mills we're
closed during a biz patriotic rally.
; pAITON--Frank z. huffman. a man.
nfacturer has received orders for mil
lions Of dollars worth of farm traitors.
C1NCINNATI--The federal court or
dered the sale of the G., II. * n. railroad,
which is in the hands Of receivers.
Now is the time to have the
wonderful sweet toned Sonora
machine, clear as a bell to be
sent to your home to try out.
Plays all records.
HlLLMAN G. SON.
Jewellers and SiIversmiths,
Sonora Sales Agents.
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The united States army barracks ~
this city is preparing Ia care Tor H:uVV
recruits this summer. The. now soldiers
arc coming in ut tho rate or 5Uo 4 day
now and new barracks will be construct
cd to accommodate them. Tents have
been erected III the yards.
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James W: Darby. Il Democrat. has
been appointed by Common Pleas Judge.
coultrap as prosecuting attorney for
Vinton county. He will succeed Arthur
:. Rurkett, Republican. who defeated
him in the election last November and
later resigned to become Il captain in
the United States reserve army.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-04-23

VIM. L. GlaSscock. Of Morgantown,
all former governors.
New Members Added.
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Army recruiting III this city has
greatly exceeding the applications for
places in the navy and marine corps
In ten days 81 men have .hccn accepted
for the army here out of l39 aprlica
lions Fifteen men Joined the marine.
corps and 80 the navy.
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The new Morgan Memorial NJ. T..
church. erected at Il cost OF $4,000. WIS
dedicated to-day. \ number OF Mciho-
dist ministers took par, ,nr the cXcr-
ciScs. including Bishop William +. An
dcrSnn. of Cincinnati.