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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-18
Moundsytlln Briefs,

Miss Margaret Leonard OF Pittsburgh.
Is spending several days here with
friends and relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry 7. Compton have
returned from an extended Eastern we'd
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Witchey. OF
Akron, O.. formerly Of this city. are the
proud Parents OF a son.
Miss Pearl Champers arrived home
yesterday from Huntington. where she
attended Marshall college.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Morgan and son
have returned to Pittsburgh. after
visit with relatives here. :.
Miss Ethel Smith ut TomltnSon ave-
nue.. is spending several weeks with her
sister. Mrs. Floyd Martin Of Akron. ..
Mrs. J. \. Morrison and Miss Delpha
Pyles. Of this city spent Sunday with
New Martinsville relatives.
Mrs. C. II. Hunter has returned home
from Atlantic City. where she spent a
month or 50 for the benfit Of her health.
Sunday with Shadysidc relatives.
Miss Virginia Warren OF this city. Is
visiting with relatives At Limestone.
Charles Holt leaves today for Akron.
O.. where he Will spend several weeks
with friends.
Miss Katherine Sheets OF Seventh
street. Is the gurst Of Mrs. A. l.. RoGgs
OF Colum bus. Ohio.
Miss Byrdie Young has returned from
Huntington. where she attended the
Marshall college commencement.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. y. Ayers OF Tomlln-
son avenue. have as their guests. Mr..
and Mrs. Spitznoglc and Mrs. Gilmore
O: Hundred.
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R~wood Briefs.


Miss Marcclla Fitzgerald. ~ Min
street, is recovering after Il serious III
ness.
Mike Dolan. superintendent Of m"
Bcnwood and McMechen watrr wnrNS.
has returned to this city after Il two
weeks vacation at Bait ore.
Mrs. Nora Johnson and daughter, Miss
Alice OF Nashville. Tenn. VINO have
been the guests OF Mrs. \. T. Higgins.
OF Main street. left last evening Cor
Edward Hepe. prominent local base
hall player. has Joined the Lutheran
Athletics.
Miss Clara Scabr!ght. IF Now nriEh-
ton. Pa, is tho guest OF Miss Emma
irwin. Of High street.
Mrs. Anna Ronar and daughter, Mics
Katherine. Of Bellaire. spent yesterday
with Mrs. William Pearl, Of McMcrhrn
street.
James Crawford is changing his r"%:'
dcure from Watrer to Main street.
Miss Arlene Crawford. or Main street.
who sucrt last week with her sister.
Mrs Frank DunlaD. ot MoundSNilln. re-
turned to her home yesterday evening.
Word has been received 10 tho etfcct
that Francis Brennan and Eonerl Rltter'
who recently left for columbus. To take
the final examinations for IN" |. $.
army have met with success
Little lane Roberts. OF Main street.
is ~.
NIr. and Mrs. Walter Hart. "r C1"v"-
land. are visiting Mrs. Harris sis'rr.Mrs.
J. l.. t.cXiar Of Division street
Mrs. Louis Hunter, of pittsburgh.
spent yesterday with Mrs. Frank Rolfc.
NJ High street
Mrs. rInrclta Lewis. "f Marshall s.,
i: Improving after II r"""ut Illness
Miss CARR" Leonard. a. Main street.
is visiting her sister. Mrs. James M"n-
irll. Of New MAriuSNillr.
Misses Margaret Fell and Carrie Rider
teachers ia ihr lOcai S"h""i>. left last
evening - ;Hh". summer course ~
West Liberty Nnrn1ai .;,hOoi.
John L"m"h. Ir.. Of Main street. who
Wrs "r":nt.d on ~ tho Ghiu VALLEY Cen
"rai n":sriial """E ago. returned To
ms hone Friday afternoon
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Summer School information.

For the benefit Of persons who have
not been fully informed regarding the
summer school work that - IN start
one week from th;S morning. Supcrtn-
icndrnt Of Schools ". 4. Walls has
made ihr following announcements:
The summer school Will bc open horn
!"r nigh school and grade pupils one
week from ihiS morning AT O'Clock.
III pHrilS who are making up hiBh
:, hnol work vii! be charged a tuition
ic" OF s. for each subject. payable 10
tie teacher WHO has TharGc nj the work.
Miss Margaret t;Htchcll will have charge
Of mathematics and Miss lsadore Whit
ley wilt teacn languages. AL pupils who
expect 10 take this work should II" Al
the Central building At the time desiE-
mated. They will use the eighth grade
rooms and one of the seventh grade
rooms.
All pupils who arc attempting 10 take
up work so that they may skip grade
should, r port t. Miss Mari. Muhlrmun,
such pupils will pay u fre nf 81 for the
SIX weeks IL III" rnrulicmcn, ~ suif-
cirntly large. additional teachers will lie
employed
No tuition VIII 10 charge of pupils
who have failed nr VII" HAY" been pro-
rintrd on condition that They may take
have churs" OF all pupils who have
Jailed Ia branches taught III tho four up
per grades. All teachers who have benn
appointed are teachers regularly en-
i'cyrd during the school year In The
iccRl schools. Nr examinations are sUl-
rcSSfully passed pupils will receive
Gre dit for their work
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-18
BELLAIRE FLOATER
IS BENWOOD MAN
BODY WAS IDENTIFIED YESTER
DAY; AS THAT OF JOHN
SARESKA
Had Been Missing Since June g.
Other News of Bellalre and
Vicinity.

The body Ut h" HOatec found o!
David Good and William Fanmeter IN
the Ohio river near Pinch run. south
of Bellaire, was Identified as That OF
John ParasSa OF Benwood yesterday;
When found the body was in BAD
state of decomposition and was re-
moved 10 the receiving vault IN Rose
Hill cemetery. where it was held pend
ing Identification BY relatives or
friends.
ParaSka. who WAS IN Austrian. hau
been MISSING from his home III Ben
wood si1cc Saturday evening. June J.
II was learned yesterday that he catae
10 BeElaire on thaL evening ana never
returned. Relatives and friends lnSu-
tuted a search tC. he missing man.
bur ali efforts 10 locate him tailed.
Yesterday 4 number OF his friends
AID relatives came 70 Bellalre oeileE-
ing that thr-man taken from IN" river
was that Of paraSka. Identification
was easy. as in" description sent ou'
bv Corone: j. T. Wyatt answered the
description o: the drowned man: IA,
rasRa carried i: Silverene seven je"e
Elgin watch with I locomotive en-
sraved on the. back and wore belt
With the lette" p" engraved on the
buckle. When friends viewed the
BODY in tine receiving vault yesterday
they positively identified II and stated
thar owing 10 the watch and belt they
could nor t." mistaken. Paraska was
~ wears OF a.c and has a wife and
family in Austria. Funeral arrange
>ments have no; been completeu. nut II
is likely the remains sill DE- Inferred
n Mount Calvary cemetery.
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Martins Ferry EriefB.

claire l|"ughiuiI. S',n Of Mr.. and Mrs.
<. h. ilmughium. ct Sylith Third street,
Is nome fror. tho columbus barracks on
II twn-duy Through.
Misses Helen and Ethel Rurris. Of
South Third street. will leave today for
NanGaEriri. IA. 10 attend III" COM
n?.nC"mrnI "f III" iIEh school nj that
city. Miss ShIrl"y Smith. n former Mai
TINS Ferry girl. will hc graduated.
10" Millar.I. traffic manager for the
Wheeling Mnlu d Foundry company, ls
seriously III al his home on Clinton
street. He was brought home from New
York city lat" Saturday in serious
condition.. whiCh showed no improvement
?cStr rdaT.
Cyri Davis returned last night from
IL w"ck-"nd visit IN Cleveland with JOIN:
Williams. formerly uf This city.
6 n. Lyons spent Sunday with his
family IN Pittsburgh.
a. y. Scckman. manager nf IN" At
lHntic & Pacific i"a store. spent sunday
with his family in East Liverpool.
Harry Majors has hrcn appointed
n.nrnE"r OF I'll" Atlantic & Pacific tea
store ami VIII ASSUME the duties Of the
ioSiIinn next wnnk
Donald k"r" son Of Mr.. and Mrs. r.
l.. Kerr. Of South T"nth street. has rc-
turned fom MuskinEIm college at New
'Oncuru.
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Twelve Get Diplomas.

Last eyeniu. III 81. johns church
elaborate services were held 10 marx
the closing OF 81. Johns high Schoos;
On this occasion tor having finished
The commercial course diplomas we're
presented 70 l. young women. Inc
services were attended b. The reld'
lives and friends Of he graduates.
Rev. Francis: Flanagan OF Nound5vlIle
delivered the address.
Following were the graduates: Ace
laide BraiIly. Helen RehreS. Anna
Reilly, Helene Wol;. Jen1li" Negna.
Anna Chaser. Mary Houston, Mary
Conroy. Mary Gallagher. Agnes plslty.
Grace Ghea ami Margaret Ney.
The second annual reunion or the
ST. Johns Alumni association will be
held Tuesday evening III the Eiks
grill. The banquet will not be- eiaoo-
rate owing 70 the request Of the gov
eminent TO conserve food. but dainty
luncheon will b. served. The toast
master viii be Frank Wallace. Miss
Anna Whealan will welcome the class
OF 1917. The response Will be made
BY Adelaide f>railly: Helena VOL Will
deliver the class prophecy and adj
dresses will be made by Revs. Witt
man. Flanagan and Berry and William
HINT
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fined 500 and costs each In Justice
Lewis court and sentenced to serte two
months in Jail. They had in their pos
session about fifteen quarts Of whiskey.
Hurry Jennings. who recently under
wrnt u serious operation at the Ohio
Valley General hospital. Is recovering
NICELY at his home here. where he was
removed several days ago.
Lone star Lodge 40. 3, Pythian Sis
tors, held its annual memorial service
Sunday evening at the Christian church.
Rev. e. W. Fuller. Jr.. delivered an Inn
prcssive sermon, paying a fitting tSibuts
TO the deceased members Of the Order.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-18
McMechen Rrd1fs,

Mrs. Fred Sutcr and son. Alfred. o.
Ravtnna O.. and Mrs. Everett Wrinkle
md dau ghter. Miss Alma, have returned
IL their homes after visit with their
sister. Mrs. Charles Baumberger. OF Car
field atrcct.
Mrs. Charles Timer and little daugh-
Tor. Katherine nf Seattle. Wash. who
have bean the guests Of llrr sister. Mrs.
John Hull. Of MARSHALL street. left yes
tcrday for Salt Lake tit". i'tah. whcr:
they will visit before returning home.
bud RroTn has resumed his duties IN
akron. O.. after a visit At his home here.
Mr.: and Mrs. Fred Collier and thrc &"
Chil"re7.nf Grafton. arc spending sew
oral days hero. tho guest Of Mrs. Cot
Hers sister, Mrs. George Sharp. OF Mar
shall street.
Miss MN White has returned to her
home in Columbus o.. after Il visit with
friends and relatives here.
Misses Virginia and Ellen COssor on
i"rtatned at their home on South Mar
shall stree: SATURDAY evening. "nmpli-
EI"ntinE their mother. The members or
Eureka Temple No. ST. Pyth!an Sisters.
e.: whiChurdcr Mrs. (bssrr is Il member.
att ndtd ihr affair III II body. During
Ihr rv,nl.:E Mrs. tOs>rr was presented
Il beautiful scLfo SilNerwar-.
Mrs. Edward Bowman. If Homestead,
Pa. Is spending several days here the
guest Of MIR. and Mrs. Fl. X. Murphy.
John RackoscI. Of FarminRton. md
James Mcclellan. colored. nf t'armnnt.
arc stnd ncar thr car harm Friday night.
harG"G with violating iha onn-ouart
Amendment 10 the prohibition law. were
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-18
Norrigtown 1HSfG

william Roby was at St Clairsvtlls
yesterday on business.
William Huff, OF Flushing, wa
business visitor here yesterday.
Link Lynn and DR.. Jeffrey mads
business trip to HendysburE last oven
ing.
Several from here will 20 to Bethesda
tonight to see the photoplay The Bat
tic Cry OF Peace"
Sam Lewis. Of Columbus. WAS here on
business yesterday.
Harry Douglass was 4 wheeling visi-
tor yesterday.
Thomas Walker, Of Mt. Hope, was
calling on friends hero yesterday.
&. K Lee went 10 Wheeling this morn
ing on business.
L'h!ldren's Day services will be OBJ
served at the Christian church Sunday
evening. Juno 18th.
Clinton Nicolls has installed Delco-
Light. in his home north OF town
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-18
BrtdEeport Rrtefa.

Attorney John L. Arbcnz Of Wheeling
Will speak ut the rally uf thu Luther
league OF Trinity Lutheran church to be
Reid in the church tomorrow evening.
+. II. Appenzeller has gone To Marion
10 attend tho state convention OF Eag les.
TIL" Queen Esther circle nf West
Wheeling NJ. r. church will meet at the
church tonight.
Thr"" candidates will be initiated by
tho senior Mechanics at their meeting
tomorrow night.
James tiilh"ory OF Toledo spent the
weekend with his brother in this city.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-18
Alleged Exposure Creates Sensation.

Many wild reports w"r" III FrrulHllun
in n" city yesterday over INC alleged
exposure of EVANGELIST Billy Sunday re-
suitlng from the cries of = ncwsh"y Oh
thu street late Saturday night. News
papers w"re secured eagerly yesterday,
but failed 10 contain auy'6f The show
up Th" "rXp"sur"" in question was not
contained in - n"wsprr"r hu. IN Il small
pmr"r. "Tnr Nlarm." published by inter
rslS opru>",l To- tn" famous evangelist.
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Hellaire Briefs,

Miss Gene Cnrucs will go tn Athens
to-day 70 enter the Ohio University
summer school.
Mrs. Sam Naylor Is visiting friends at
last Liverpool.
The Mary f.. Rodcfer division OF the
W"man's Christian Temperance" Union
wiit be- held Thursday evening at the
home Of Mrs. -. A. Heilein, on Gravel
tfIll.
Miss Martha Kinney has gone TO
Columbus for visit with friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. kapEcC. of Pittsburgh.
have returned home after Il visit with
local friends.
The Bcllaire aerIe OF Eagles will meet
IN odd Fellows hall this evening.
Miss Dora Ouga IS spending few
days with friends at Steuhenville.
. John pailer has returned from a visit
with friends a, Pittsburgh.
rank Bell continues Iii At his homo
OF. Franklin street.
Miss Emma MrCiraw has returned
from Il visit with friends at Steubcu-
vile
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MOUNDSVIlLE
Odd EelloWH' Memorial.

Progress IndG" M. %ll. J. -. -. F.,
httirEiy !nunrcd is deceased brothers
SunGor aft"rn on with :,phr""rIatn mo
moral services At the tal,ary N. T..
church. i;,l. s. IL. llHrt delivered I'll"
memorial address, Thiln music for the
occasion was furnished by the, lodge
quartet and the Eagle band. Tho lodge
members marched To the church and at
;hc conclusion of the services 10 the
cemetery. which tho l"dE" ritual was
carried out ard TN" graves of tho dc
ceased brutherS Sirrwn with flowers.
The lodge death roll follows: T. Il. Fish.
!. l.. Fisher. Elmer McSwuin. VIII Crow
i. s. PnIers. ". .. Anderson. {. G.. Tai
holt. 4. =. Anderson and Z. +. cleEE.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-18
BENWOOD
Children's Day PROGRAM.

The Chtldrrn's day program rendered
last evening by the teachers and pupils
OF the Ecnwood NJ. <. Sunday school
was a decided success. The splendid Of
IorimE will lie added 10 !hc childreuS
fund IN aid OF students 1T the West EIr
gIuIa Wesleyan college. 4 very large
audience listened TO such excellent mum
berS rs The eloquent addresses of Rev.
g. n. Sampson and Miss Emma Barlow,
the merry songs rendered yh III" various
departments. and the beautiful solo sung
10y Miss. Kathryn Leach:
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-18
ITALY WILL JOIN.

PARIS, June 17.--Italy has Joiner
England in deciding to participate in
the French scientific mission to tn,
| United States. which was created on
the initiative OF Paul Painleve, mini
ter Of war. by lie ministries Of war.
marine and armament. The mission
will study in concert with American
authorities and exports the scientific
problems concerning the conduct Of
the war.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-18
MRple-Dixon.

Saturday evening at h:3h O'clock. Al
the home of tho brides parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. Jumcs Dixon. Of Lincoln street.
took place tho marriage Of Mr.. Nile II.
Mr. rpI" md Miss Mary Dixon. Rev. Cy-
rus y. Rylrr. pastor OF the Church OF
'iud. performed the ceremony. The
bride ls one Of the most popular young
ladies Of the city. while Mr.. Mnrple ~
cashier Of the McMechen bank. Follow
Ing an Eastern wrddiuS trip. they will
tax" Up their residence In their newly
furn: shed home On Caldwell street.
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To Give shower Tontrht-

In honor Of Miss Tho" Eohcrtshaw.
who will brcoin" tho bride OF Carl Gap
rclt on "Wednesday az his week. Misses
IsHdorc Whitley and Miss Kathryn
blarkfurd Will "u;rrtan number or
young women Of III" CITY this evening Al
their homes on North Fourth street.
The shower will br held att h" Whitley
aomc. followed by y lUn'hr"n al the
hume Of Miss Elurkford.
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Tic following men have bcou appoint
od members OF tn" committee IN charge
of rhe flag raising -. h" held at The
citys building wednesday evening: DR..
J. e.. Crow. permanent chairman: John
w CHM. secretary: committee OIL flags.
William Wilson. Pat Muikcarns and John
f. Moore: committee m parade. John W.
f;t,ln. Peter Smith and John fnwcett:
committee on program. Mnynr Schaf
Edward F'ranzril. George SchectZ. Fred
Fox and Thomas Duncan: committee On
arrangements. GenrG" PurdE. James w.
Morrow apd Marshal Mct>larin.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-18
$4,000 From ThiE CITY.

Mnundsvilln is expected to contribute
10000 during this week to the Amor
tcan Rod Cross. tho week set apart ny
tho nntipnal organization To raise $780,
o"r mo To carry on It's work. To make
III campaign liHrc systematic and thor
ugh Il citizens mass meeting will br
! cid this evening Al The Board OF Trade
to formulate plana for can
vassing the city for contributions.
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\ 4"-centimctrr gun in the battle for
statewide prohibition this fall WAS fired
ton the local front yesterday when Fred
e.; sale OF the Columbus Juvenile court.
spoke At the chautDuuua tent on the Ia
sue. by thoS" whn heard him. his ad-
dress is considered inferior To none ever
given in the city on the subject. Much
of his address dealt with statistics
gathered during his term as juvenile
court judge in tho capital city. Roy.
Frederick T.. Ross. pastor ~ III" Third
Avenue NJ t.. church nj Columbus. Wa
Ia have spoken but va" urAhl" to come
and Judge Hulr WAS substituted late
last night.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-18
Chautauquans Pledge Sl7l. 80.

Patrons Of last nights ChauIauQua
pledged Sl7l9h toward mako up the de-
hcinncr of NOR" imam $500 resulting
from this years rhnuiH.IQua. Of thia
amount. 500 camr cr"nr len men and
SIS from Fred EHl". ,'hnUtauqua Super
lrt"ndcnt N"wklrk ana members nf the
San Carlo company.
Saturday morning n IN" Aetna Mill.
he iEr mbnrH uF th" crews ON Two mills
gave S+5l. 10 mako up ITO amount lost II
week ago SATURDAY ny Pet" FrrranF. who
WAS robbed Of this much al the flag
raising ceremony
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-18
Flag Raising Yesterday,

Yesterday occurred the most mcmor,
able Of flag raistnss In the history or
this city. About $50 the parade formed
IL front of st. Johns church. with
Mayor Clarl; Sprouts rs chief marshal
and z. I.andcrs and las. Y. Higgins as
aides. They were followed by a Wheel
Ing brass band. the senior and Junior
members Of the National Creation So
ciety. Cathedral Cadet corps. children nt
st. .lDhn'S school. members of the young
Ladies' sodaliiy. citizens OF the town.
decorated automobiles and Tho fir"
trucks Of Center Bcnwoud fro depart
rnent. After II march through the city
the raradn ended OF Seventh and Nc
Mechen street. where 65-foot pole had
hcen placed previously for the occasion.
After an address by R"v. Father Gal
wa. who acted as master of Ccremon-
les. tho large number present sang Am
erica" Then. while "Th" Star Spangl"d
Rannrr' was softly sung md played the
beautiful flag presented 10 thr school
some time ago. was raised. Our Flhg.
an address Of respect 10 Old Glory and
loval PATRIOTISM. followed ny Hon. j. j..
C0nir Of Wheeling. Another address
rceming with patriotism was delivered
hv 4. 7. Noma. NJ. D.. OF Wheeling. on
the subject. "Our Country" Hon. Thorn
as A, Garrett or Wheeling then delivered
mn earnest and patriotic lecture. In tho
Name 81 OurParish. Then followed a
vocal solo ny Master John Scarnech'a
or this city.
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Funeral HorVlrr; Nrr.- hold ycstcrdaN
afternoon ter Edward VI. Williams. ul
Stop :. Markay" aVrnG". Rev. l.. S. Jcn- D.;
kIn< was IN charge and Intcrmcnt vas
in EiNrrNI"w ccn!"tCrH. {.
The funeral III Mrs. Lucy HALEY. who
died Friday morning AT hrr home. Stop
I, MarkaEc aN..nu", was held yesterday
AFTERNOON. with Rev.. Mr.. Stanley. for
,ncIly "f the church OF God. i'm charge.
Int" rmrut was in RlVCrview cemetery.
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N''MECHEN
Held Annual Memorial.

Llncn.n lodge No. q. 7. .. -. r. hid
i:s annual memorial servic" Sunday eve
nIng a: tho First NJ. T.. church. R"v.
Rlnir W. Roberts delivered the memorial
address. The members Of the order oc-
aupicd a separate division Of tho church
auditorium. The service WAS largely at
tended.
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Hold to Grand jury.

Mrs Tura Cukasctch Of Henwood. ar
rested III that city Friday was held 10
await the action Of tho grand Jury when
HrrRicurd in Justice Riggs court here
saturday on a charge az violating the
state prohibition law. Mrs. Cukascich
vas convicted ot violating tho Tnst law
ahou: II year and half ago. and e con-
victrd on tho charge now preferred
against her a penal sentence will likely
result
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Lawn FatA Rosnonad.

byterian church on Mrs. Woods lawn
and which was advertised for the 18th.
has been postponed. on account Of In
clement weather. until Saturday even
ing, the 30th.
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TO open the grounds here this week. pro-
badly Friday. The grounds are being
Out in the best condition which much
equipment Is being installed. The work
Of directing the assistant playground
managers is also under way. under The
supervision OF Mr. Adam Anderson, who
will direct the work here.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-18
Rod Cross Officers Ratified.

Local members of the Fed Cross yes
tcrday ratified the selection % Officers
for the local chapinr of the Red Cross
At last weeks county meeting OF
the organization al Bcllaire. The now
permanent officers OF tho Martins Ferry
chapter are: Rev. T.. - Ne9hit. chair
man: Mrs. l.. j. - Bremen. vice chair
man: Mrs. Margaret Smith Srnard. SOC
reMtry. and Albert Flick. treasurer.
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Last evening ut the Christian church.
Roy. &. w. Fuller Jr.. preached very
interesting and Instructive lecture. en-
titled. The leadership That Wins" to
the Lone Star No. 3 of tho rythiAn Sis
tors. The ladies met with the minister
in the basement Of tho church and
marched into tho auditorium. Not one
seat in the church was vacant.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-18
BRIDGEPORT
Spoke at Chautauqua.

v. ". scott Of this city. VIII" broke
into the ilncliShi At the Martins Ferry
last summer by being called
upon To assist :: magician. appeared on
the program at the Ferry chautauQua
again last niGhc. This time his role was
that of asking aid from tho chautau-
Qu.ns for the purpose Of making up the
deficiency ilac resulted from TINS years
rhauraunla
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MORR|STOWN, 0.
AoEera Huna11l.

Several from here went to GAINESVILLE
Thursday afternoon to attend the fu-
neral or Arthur Rogers. Mr.. Rogers
was born here. and spent the greater
part Of his life In this community.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-18
Davis at Pen SATURDAY..

left Davis. King Of the Ho.boss."
who is spending several days in Wheel
ny wns in the city Saturday. and de-
livrrcd an address to the inmates Of
tn" state penitentiAry. q. ". Corey ~
Ia" Wheeling Union Mission. accom-
panied Mr. LAWS here.