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beautiful Tho exercises were attend
ed by Il large crowd.
Briefs.

Mrs. Nelson Oblingcr was charm
! ing hostess to the members Of the
Daisy Circle Of tho First NJ. f.. church,
/ Wednesday afternoon. The afternoon
was spent in fancy work and delicious
| lunch waS served
The Alumni Association Of MnGnoiit
High school will give a home talent
play al the school hall within the next
two weeks This play promises 10 be
one Of the best "vcr'. staged in .4\cw
Marlirsvillc. Some Of the best TALENT
III" city has will tax" part. .tlI the
characters were selected with care ana
will no doubt make II good success.
Mrs. Eyic Burlingamc and daughter
Lillian were shopping in Wheeling.
Wednesday.
L.uciln Smith Of Huntington. is the
guest of friends in the city.
C!vdc Rniinger &c i:r%i;nn. was
business: caller in tie city. tuesday.
MIR. Herbert Combs was business
visitor in Wheeling. Tuesday.
Mabel HrnSnaw q, Wheeling. is the
guest oil friends in Ihe city.
Edna Daley nt Wheeling. vas th>
guest. of friends in the city the mrs.
Hurt %; tn" week.
J. =. EisnrI "f kcnHucky was me
cuost Of his family for few days ms
week.
T. l.. Dunlap ri HASTINGS. was IN inc
city over the Weekend.
Miss Kathryn Mcraskey spent We'd
rcsday in padrn Cily. inStructihE inc
classes III pcnmAnShr.
/ NJ l.anr Of Wallace. was 4. BUSINESS
visitor IN the city. M"nsay.
!. y. Van Camp OF FADES! IVY ~,
:, business visitor in the city Mon
Hiss Alice Robinson u: FistsrsE,iii,,,e,:
sr~nt Tuesday il the city inslructihS
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THREE KILLED
IN EXPLOSION

POINT PLEASANT. W. Va. April
1S.-Two names were added tonight
ito the death list of The powder eArto-
sion early today n the Linden mine
near Mason. John Fields, -, and
Claude Foglrsone, y, Both "f Mason
died tonight in Huntln@tml nos
pilal. William Harper. also vi Mason.
5ind Of his injuries earlier in n" daS.
The condition Of John Chailin Hnothrr
one of The victims. was such tonight
that little hope for his recovery Was
Expressed.
These four men with Henry Nrnn"s
sy of Mason, who waS also seriously
niurcd, we're working in 1hr powder
house of the mine when a flash 81
lightning touched off fifty kegs or
pOwdpr.
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WEST VIRGINIA OPERATORS BLAME
TRANSPORTATION FOR HIGH PRICES

WASHINGTON, April IS Lack OF
transportation facilities was blamed
for the advanced price of bitumInous
coal by leading operators of the east
testifytng today before. the Federal
Trade Commission, which is mvestl-
eating high coal prices. Several conf
plants against the alleged practice OF
the railroads Of diverting open cars
from the coal-carrying trade TO the
TRANSPORTATION OF commodities. LOT
which, they claimed, higher rates were
obtained.
T B. Davis. president of the Island
Creek Coal Company, Of West Virginia
based Il plea TO the commission 10
take steps to remedy the shortage up
on the needs at national defense. lie
suggested a preferential car supply
for the transportation Of necessities,
and asked curtailment OF the supply
for carrying articles not needed Tor the
nations. existence.
The commission IS Investigating the
entire biruminous coal industry to de-
termine whether there is concerted &C
ton TO keep the prices at their presen.
high level
J. ". Dawson, West Virginia oper-
ator: Thomas G, Maher. OF Cleveianu
Robert H. Gross, president OK the New
River company, and several other
operators all contended that with
plenty of cars available the. law OF sup,
NV and demand automatically "oulo
result in a drop in the price.
Mr., Dawson said a chart covering
urices and car shortage from June
1915 70 January, 1917, showed that the
prices had gone up in the same ratlo
as the supply Of cars for coal carrying
purposes had decreased. AS result
OF the car shortage. he said. mines
even now are operating on an average
OF three days week. consequently
miners are entering other industries
where wages are more regular. ne
declared the shortage was due 10 no
actual lack Of cars, but to the taliure
of the railroads TO distribute and sup
ply them
Mr., Gross said high prices would
90 down automatically il the mines
we're able 10 operate ar full capacity
He said the coal operators had been
doing business a. Il great loss Tor
many wears. but that hn saw "A time
coming when the business might he
placed on what he called "a norma
basis"
Mr.. Morris. now an operator, oui
formerly an operating official OF the
Chesa peake 6 Ohio railroad. read into
the record statement saying ahou'
half of the 10000 open cars ownrc
BY that road were being used on Other
lines for transportation OF Other com
modiries than coal. He charged The
railroads with miSmanaeement.
C. P. White. secretary OF the Asso
citation OF Coal Operators in Eastern
Ohio, said the mines could supply
forty per cent more Goa lii tlAy coulC
have the means Of shipping ii. He
said 33 per cen; Of the soft coal mined
in his district went TO the railroads
at price fixed BY them.
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visiting at his homo here for the past

visiting at his home here for the past
few days.
Charles Reed of this place. and Wal
ter Hiatt Of near Eatesvill". left Tues
day for Iowa where they will visit rcla-
lives.
The last rhctoricals for this year will
pc given in tn. high school. Friday aft
ernoon.
Paul Rheimrnschncidc and family of
East South street. are removing u Bell
airr. where they Will reside.
Mrs. c. y. Church, who has been con-
fined to her home on North Chestnut
street for the past few days by illness
is improving.
Ross Hayes Of Pour,smuulh. formerly
OF this place. is visiting with friends
here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph D"Ilaven OF tins
place. will leave Thursday for An ':N-
tended visit with relatives at Anderson,
Ind.
F.. G. Harrison Of this place. is sprnd-
ing 4 few days in Greenfield On bust
ness.
Roy Campbell Of North Arch street.
will leave today for Akron. where he
will be employed.
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ranninnton 4riefs

Mrs. Elizabeth Atha is Nl*ilinS rela-
tivcs in F'airmont: ar, 8;
G. Drtscol. rf ia iimore. Ma. Is
busiucss visitor here this
, Born. to Mr.. and Mrs. TUCK Hecr u
Sycnmorr twin sons. .;,, -.
Mrs. M y. Byard and chlidrcn OF
c:Iovers Car are visiting friends mere.
Mrs Joha Lyons Of Clarksbur!s, has
returned Ia her home after fe" Gays
visit here. r.;uo 10 IN.
r,est OF her sister. Mrs. Chester CushI
Il" Mrs. W. ". Michaels is home from a
visit with relatives in OIL City, "a.
Mr.. and Mrs w. S. Black: h4. ano
Mrs. Bert Linn. Messrs. y. l.. Jepeon
and Arch Rrownhcld, were among tnose
here from Fairmont TO attend the EikS
circus. last night.
IN Moore and Miss Ice are home
from visit with friends In Wheelns..
Mrs. D. T. Hollohaugh returneo ids'
evening from weeks Visit WIN Fei"
tivcs in Pittsburgh.
Mrs F. f. Hamilton is home from
. few DAYS visit in Wheeling.
Emorv Scott Of Clarksburg. Is visluns
Mrs, Homer Bcaty and; little dauEnter.
Of Logansport. were visitors IN
mont today ,-, :. r,st-
;,o friends here.
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SISTERSV|LLE

n Ashburn. state inspector OF
weights and measures is spending 1e'
oral DAVIS here on business.
Mrs Coulter. who has been the Kuess
or Mrs. l. .. Murrcy, has returned 10
her home in Homestead, Pa
Fred Brown entertained the oniceis
and members Of the executive COMMIT
ice Of tho Platt>burG Military AssoCia
ton Of slstcrsrille at dinner III
warn: r. f. McCamny. J. p. o.Brten:
> ". Martin. Fred Brown and George
Ms, YIN. Smith has gone to Shady
side to visi, her son ana oausn.eo &,
Miss Dorothy Nissan OF Akron, o.
the guest Of her sister Mrs. Il. "a
Mrs. shaw and daughter. Miss Anna
Shaw. sncnt Tuesday with frienos !"
Wheeling. ho has
been the guest Of her sister. Mrs: w. ~.
Young has gone to Weston to weston
10 visit relatives. =.
Mrs, ROYAL Kepner accompanied oy
rcr sister. Mrs. Fred Brown. Iett ioe .;;,
day for PHILADELPHIA where sne WI.
undergo nm operation for her throat At
tho Jefferson hospital
Dr W. r. Turner attended the Eiks
dance in wheeling Tuesday evening.
Miss Cleo Stealey is the guest OK re'e-
tivns In Warrington this week.
AZ and Mrs. H y. Gaiser and son,
Harry have left for Butler. Pa. Where
thnv we're called by the illness OF hr.
Iiaisor'S father.
Miss Helen Cawley has returned from
n visit with relatives In Marletta-
Mrs John Cawley has returned rom
o vi "isit with her auEhter. Miss Anna
cnwisy. who attends the State Univer-
sitv nj A1organtown.
Miss Beatrice Long who no. has been Zen
visiting Mrs. c. G. Snutn' hoe ie'ur"eu
To- hor home in Wheeling
Miss Helen Slemaker has returned
guest or Miss Martha Brigham.
SNrs 4 G.. Jackson entertained q mum.
49, - friends Tuesday afternoon 70 an
nn;nc> tn" engagement of Miss Sara
Arncw. nr GAINESVILLE. o.. to Rev. c. Rus
scIi Harcman. past or of tn" Foresk ~
nur PRESBYTERIAN church. Of Hanq4
Miss krnew formerly LIVED In thy
and has 4 IarS" number OF friend
,xtrnd her happiness.
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NEW MARTINSV|LLE

NEW MNRTINSVlII.E. W. Va. April
lS-~-Thn last day OF school exercise was
held ~ German Ridge. Tuesday cren-
Ing Tho program consisted of recitn-
lions. solos. Dialogues nnd various
things The music for the evening
was furnished By IL crowd. Of young
mcm from New Mnrt:nsVillc. who have
recently nrGmntz"d L string orchestra.
The company. hag not Yet been named
hut Will b" in The E"Hr FIXTURE. II is
composed of Hurry iarth. Roy BHrth.
John HurIiuEnn" E"rI Floyd. EztC bur
MEgam" Warren Morris and John
I{urlh This !ii,l" company mas not
been in practice. hul n short time hui;
has" cone Sum" good w"rk III various
ularrS IN ,hc ncnr vicinity. Ne" Mar
i,usyilic. can r. proud Ia hcmst "a; Il
siTin. orchestra. Mr.. Harry Earth
gave guitar solo which was very
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persona-s and Brief s

The British Relief society viii be- en-
tcrtaiued at III" home "f Mrs. Robert
Griffith on Hickory street. tomorrow
evening.
Miss Eleanor Hrslop Of West Walnut
street, has returned home from PITTS
burgh where she spent several days Wis
iting friends. ,.
night from Washington. where he spent
n few days on legal business.
Russell Frazer is confined /" MS
home on West Walnut street on account
Of being i'll. 3.
Mrs. Karl GAMER Of Akron. ohio. Is
visiting at the home of her parents. Mr..
and Mrs. John Pursion. in this city for
a few weeks.
Rev. II. l.. Hadlcy has returned 70
his home in gainesville. after a nrier
STAY here on business.
! REPRESENTATIVES, of Martins Ferry
High School Will attend the meeting Of
the Ohio Valley Athletic Association
next Saturday in Wheeling.
John Miskcu. township, clerk; was 4
business visitor in st, CIairSNi1le' yes
GcGrg" L. Spence arrived home yes
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Benwood Bfiefs.

n. ! Hanley, widely known railroader.
haH returned home after having travelled
500 miles through canada and tho
west. Al FL PaAo. Texas. he met Be'
CIddle, former WheelinEitc. who ha:
been a Mexican WAR correspondent; Tor
three years.
Bob" Murphy. volunteer fireman. in
jured Tuesday night when he fell from
the fire truck. is improving ~ the Glen
dale hospital. Murphys internal in
juries are serious and what his condition
VII finally be has not been learned.
Airs. e. T.. naughcrty. 81 South Mar
shall street, il greatly improved follow
INK illness and an operation recently al
th,. Glendale hospital.
Anton iAro. the Benwood foreigner.
who wps kicked to denth in Wheeling o
Saturday night, WAS buried yesterday
afterrnnn Father fiHnnagan OF
Moundsvillc. conducted the services AT
ST. John'R church.
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SUPPORT PLEDGE BY
CATHOLIC CLERGY

WASHINGTON. April lS.-full ana
hearty support 81 Catholic psoEle for
liz" gnrernmrn: in III" war WAS Pledged
in a Communication 70 President wilson
prepared today by Catholic archniShopS
nf tn. United States NJ their annual
meeting hero. The archhishopS Will cal!
Upon their people 70 rally 20 the aid OF
The nation and give their service.
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CLARKSBURG IN PANIC

Spectal Dspatsh 70 The Ia;eI.lSc5cer.
CLARkSBCRG. ". Va. April ia
panic was caused throughout the city
today. when George Howe. city police
man. Was suddenly stricken with paraiy'
sis while guarding the CITY water reScr'
volr. and was found Unconscious. Thf
runor spread that the water supply had
been poisoned by German SymrathizerS
The water board had 20 issue 4 public
statement tka: the rumor was false and
the water pure and safe. Howe waS
taken home in q dying condition. ,-
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Safety FIRST Address.

Children of Union district schools
were addressed yesterday by Mrs Min
ME Riddle. OF the bureau Of safety OF
several railroads and traction lines. in
Chicago. She is sent all over the coun-
try telling the Riddles the dangers OF
live wires speeding autos. standing on
railroad and trolley car tracks. Mrs.
Riddle was formerly school tcachc!
and made a great hit with The children.
who live in one of the most dangerous
as-tn-traffic towns in the Wheeling dis
trS,
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Faithful Miner Buried.

An impressive funeral for Mike Fa-
hsch, known as Big Joe Columbus"
was held yesterday afternoon. The cor
tese marched through the streets headed
by the McMechen band. Big Joe" had
been Il faithful employee at the Hitch
man mine for more than Is years. H."
died nf tuberculosis on Tuesday at his
home in Hitchman row. He was buried
at Nj Cavalry
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rnnnattn board Meets.

SmiIh0rld township hoard ni "dncn-
ton met Saturday at the Once "l u. IN,
c,tLnrIond m consider the $rISmnSlnn
Of Jackson school for next year. Prest-
6cn, ". FT. Thompson, vice president.
~ Sutherland. C. G. Elliott and John
I. Rorthl-st being present. Their" be,
ing no complaints th" board rrncnri'' u
, = snspcnd Jackson school and ordered an
rloctinn for May let. for a $4,000 honn
issue to H.. held On Tuesday. There Is 70
me- rour room consolidated tire-pro"f
hrildinr at or near Newell. and erect an
additional TWO rooms at Pine Grove, DIS
"a
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Miner Injured

Sicy. PUychyrk u miner employed al
,hr Ramsey mine north "f here. was
raugh, under n fall-"f St"n" hhnnt "
o'clock last evening while at work. u"
,.i where Or. Carroll McGinniS attend
ed him and found that his left leg was
fractured. below the knee. Mr.. Pilychyck
is. "a Years or age.
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HEAVIER RECRUITING.

CHARLESTON. W. Va. April 1S--R"
cruiting men for the Second West VIZ
uinia Infantry. Is progressing nicely.
according to reports received at regi-
mental Headquarters here to-day from,
officers stationed IN various parts az
West Virginia. Each Of these is auth
orized to recruit men.
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Grndss will Entertain.

To make the last payment on their
tuneful new kragaucr piano the children
Of the Union grades will give = patri
otto entertainment on the evening q
May H.. in the auditorium. An admiS-
sion will be charged. Literary. musical
and nantnmime number will be given.
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Nav Give Burlesoue.

To consider presenting 4 hurleSQue
.nn Uncle Toms Cabin" under Sunda,'
school auspices. tho Sunday school board
nf the Methodist church will meet to
night. Tho play will probably be staged
about MAY Is
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DAUGHTER BORN TO
KAISER'S DAUGHTER

AMSTERDAM. April IS. VIA London. .
y rt.-rns Duchess IF 5runSWirk RIM
prrur Williams only daughter. mas
given birth t. = daughter. CTA" l'ucheSS
of brunswick formerly trlnccS9 NiC
,nri, IuIsc Of HoharsZollsrn. was mar
rt.d I'm ig12 She has two SOnS.l
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SMITHFIELD
- -
prral Schools Close.

Practically all the eight m" trin ~ "' IN
suncrvision District. No. ;. The last say
in nil schools wul nc 4 IN" literary pro,
rram. and in many. the old Inshi"n" .,
school dinner will hn found. DonI iT ta
tr hear these programs. nnd enjoy ''e
nod "rnIS.
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Educators to Morgantowu-

Principal IIanIfan. Of Union high
school, and Principal Shroyer, or Sher
rard high school. will attend the high
school conference ~ M0rgantown to-
morrow and Saturday.
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rastern starr Meet.

The Order Of EASTERN stars ncf III
thu Masonic hall. Saturday "ychla 5S
Nnril lAth. there being forty IN ht't ~,
on,r ono candidate was initiated iht"
rho nystrrirs nf this chapter. Mrs.
toward on; and Mrs. !. W. CarncS pre-
narcd and served a sumatuous lunchf"h'
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WARRINGTON

\ party Of twenty-five friends OF 4r.
snd Mrs. Arch Haskins. who were ma ~,
Rcd last week gathered mt inc nonl 20 U ,..s
lIigh street Thursday evening a'i n;,ehen
trcn s. shower Of household aH9 ki.GIi r, :,
Utensils. 4 pleasant social; evening"
was enjoyed by nll s.
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BENWOOl
HusS-K eHar

Mr.. CAT HuSS and Miss Lmln collar
! were married last evening ~ The Meth
CdiSt Episcopal parsonage by E"v. O. y.
Sampson. Mr.. iIuSS is m employ" nj IA"
Riverside mill and Miss KcllHr has been
connected with the Wheeling Til" com
Iany. They will rrSid" in RcTwnnd.
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GAINESVILLE:

Tbs annual banquet OF Friendship
1odpc +, & \. NJ. No. 50. was given IN
Masonic Temple. Tuesday evening IN.
formal reception and orchestral concert
nv Worthin gton's orchestra. WAS given
nj seven o'clock.
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DEATH ON THE RAIL


SpfS';al b'''a'rh th me lhieiIisrnEH'
W'ELLSEt EG. w. Va. April Is
William tnnrbcll 30. colurnd, q C!eve-
land e. Pittsburgh railroad worker. was
run down aud Killed by a passenger
train this afternoon, two miles above
brilliant. Ohio
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MRS. ALICE BRADFORD DIES

Mrs. Alice Bradford. wifi" Of G. O..
Bradford. died at her home No. ln35
Chuplinc street at 1876 o'clock this
morning. Sh. was in the fifty-sercnth
year If her age. Mrs. Bradford had been
i'll for quite Il while. Besides her huS-
band She is survived BY three sons.
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NAV yave Patriotic Meeting.

H"nwOOd may have 4 mass PATRIOTS
rally. IL was announced last night.
Prominent citizens are planning for n
gathering to express tn" sentiment Of
The community in regard 10 the national
situation. \ committee viii likely call
AT the city building to-day 10 talk over
. bn
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WORKMAN INJURED

\ workman employed in the, Whitaker
mill was painfully hurt in slight nc
cident a; the mill about 2:30 "'cl"Sk
this morning nr. !. r. Mnrschner Mas
called to attend the injured man. who
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MARTINS FERRY
To Hold Tea

Thu. ladies Uf tn" ''lth Nirha III
div, s,.hnrI class viii hold H tea n In"
home If Mrs. Gpnr." Romal. on lll"H"rN
street tomorrow evening. The inNl'a-
rlnIsS were rNirnd"d !" ;lil ladies "i me
rh;lrrh
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Half Thousaud, Loss,

Loss 10 the Western Supply Company
store WAS estimated roughly yesterday
a: $500 Most damage was reported
done by water. Tho company has al.
ready begun repairing the interior and
restocking the DESTROYED goods.
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At Cambrdg Q.

7 G. wells. ri this place. represented
INC First PRESBYTERIAN church at ~
annual meeting of the 81. Cia'rSv''ie
rroshytory. which convened nj AN n
bridge. Monday Afternoon. R"V y. T.
N'htrmareh also attended
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Observation-Disclosures

Mr. Charles McCardln and Miss cora
Cunningham were married last might.
Rev. c. H. Sampson Of the M"ihndist
Episcopal church. "fficiaf"d. Tncy. will
reside in Rcnwond. Mr.. MCCardlc is an
cmnlOvc of the Nivcrsidc mill.
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J.H. M GORE, Jeweler
MARTINS FERRY, o.
All KIndo OF Repairing Done
Watches a Speciality
Racoverinp In HOSPITAL

uunfic JibuIiar. VIII" was shot by ms
wifi. during a family uuarrol several
DAYS aEu is recovering in tn" Martins
Ferry hospital. His wifi" VIII" has been
under arrest waiting tn" results of tn"
wound. was released yesterday as her
husband does not wish I" have hcr pun
iSh"Ct
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.nidr and NGtCOna.

Thirty mrubcrs and Invited CUES guess
we're Hospitality entertained ny M t,,I
ANNETTE \. \. higgins at the htautil III
home Of Dr. and Mrs: ". Il. Mo"u TiI
G.n,rdny afternoon. Delicious refresh
,nnnts YER nicely served and highly en-
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Whaalinc Ri aera ridny.

Wheeling high school baseball nine
will play the Union high at Bcnwood 20
morrow afternoon. Bridgeport high was
to have played then. but the game was
cancelled.
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Will Meet.

The ". G. 7. l.. viii! m"ci Friday
.vrnir. with Mrs. R"h'rrn wilkins at
her homo on West South street. y good
rrreudanc., is desired
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To eina entertainment.

The PRIMARY grades Of the schools ar,
rrncticinr for an entertainment when
th"v Will given In the high school room
In the hear future.
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Rirthdar Party.

Little Miss AIRS Rymcr, dsurnter o,
Mr., and Mrs. y. y. Ryiner cnter!aa,e oar ~
nartv of Iitti" friends Friday: AFTERNOON.
no ey.n, being the anniversary OF hef
sixth hirl hdnN. -
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Erected Flag Staff

Employees Of the LauIhln tin mil
have erected q large staff for the FLAG
raising al their plant Saturday. The
staff is lao feet high.
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Street Car signs In Use

In AN effort IN E"ip recruiting IN IN"
Wheeling district big rla"ards ar" be
ing Shown ON In" front an" rear rnHS
81 ,ii street cars and an um"hii"S
.rh..s,, signs ar.. varied in ih"!r word
INK end arr intended t" boost both pa
triutiSm and recruiting.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-04-19
Making Garden

Children al Ar,nuvill' Srh""l were
hrsy. spndinc up iln. ground around IN"
school building. getting /, ready !" gar
don Yesterday.
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-10-05

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