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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-05-25

Monday. The trip was made IN auto
mobiles. 1t is SAID that the crowd was
50 large that cot more than half or
them could get inside the church.
Mrs Harry Hipslcy and children, OF
Holloway, arc in town. the guests or
friends.
Rev. J. M..Tisher, Of the Presbyterian
church. preached a very inspiring ser
mon To :; union congregation at high
school auditorium Sunday evening 1t
was annual class sermon. and was very
appropriate TO the occasion.
On next Sunday morning the 9. A. II.
and MISC the ladies' auxiliary Of the
same will meet at willard 4 Sons fur
niturc store and march from there 70
the NJ. Z. church where Rev. J. ~.
preach the annual memorial sermon,
Harvey Hicks was business caller
at Moundsville yesterday.
The Bank Of Cameron has subscribed
for $4,000 of the liberty bonds. More
Of them arc expected to be taken at this
The The remains Of William Fair were
brought here from his late home at
Proctor today and taken to the country
near his former home for buria
Deputy Assessor William Jones WIS
ut Moundsville on business connected
with his office yesterday.
r A. Manning. who works FOR the b.
& q. Railroad company at Wheeling: -
u
The Cameron fire department is one
Of the organizations Of the city which
,s making preparations to make GOOD
showing in tho parade at the big blow
out ia be held here the goth inst.
Mrs. Lecto Hinerman, OF Moundsviilc'
Is the guest Of friends In town.
Miss Florence Gilltspic. OF Mounds
vile. spent Saturday and Sunday the
guest of friends in town.
Or. L. II. McCuskey. of Moundsrille.
was calling on friends In town TO-DAY.
Mr.. Glen Ashby and Miss Lucy Cox.
both Of this place, were quietly mar
ricd Sunday.
B. T. Kent and family were at Brave
calling on friends. Sunday.
Mrs. L. ". Johnson was shopping IN
! Wheeling Monday. -.
Mrs. Roy Fletcher is the guest OF
friends at Washington. Pa. this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Braden have
COMO to Kentucky. whore Mr.. Braden
IS aged in the oil business.
Miss Mildred Blssett. Of Aleppo. Pa.
Is the house guest of Miss Jeanette
Wilson this week. ,
T. ]. Call. of Rodgersvulle. Pa-, IS
tho guest Of friends In town.
Mrs. T. ". Call, OF Huntington, IS IN
town, tho guest OF friends:
W. r. Fleahnlan. OF twilight, was
business caller in town yesterday.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-05-25
Whitaker Glessner Company
Will Play Standard

'Tuv strong teams viii mot ai IT," El:.
lark Saturday ai;"rU""n II 80" whrn
IA" Whiiail,r i;i">>n'.'' 80" Nh"''!ln%
tarrEgatirE Department; Vail iH""t ;'''
\, ma Standard. y fHSt gam" ~ anti
r,i.r;"l Thy VIII lin" ur ~ follows:
Whitaker Gl"-~u"r tu..I"w"H. r.:
Fake. e.. L. l.a;itn"r. r.: y. I.;tt!'n"r.
H.; Wagner. III: MarluS. H.: Stul"H-
burger. IS: EurHharft. y: l'"u'nr e.
N"tra-Standhr.i---M Young re-: Jcnk-
in~. TT: 'iI~,r.y. IT,: Wilson. 3h.: Salmcr,
III. naii"!. III: MrCi"Ud, s.: Rtchard-
son. -. II. Young. t.
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AMERICAN AVIATOR
= IN FRANCE KILLED

PARIS. May II III T.. ~ Captain
Delaag". commanding the. American
escadrii.. ;.a> been killed ~G!!r fl!-
Ing near Ham. on the Somme front.
He set out in :, Special machin" ul
the cliiubinc I:p" 10 attack Il 't""ulan.
Mounting almost n"rp"&iicUlar!v h"
had reached Il cotSi,isra nl" height
when Ii" engine stopped abruptly.
The ms,rhinr dropprG straight 20 tho
earth and peiaa"c waS crushed be.
neaiN ihn nln;ni.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-05-25
" G. McBrids Dies In California.

\ ui"SSHEt. announcing IN" dcatlt nt
". =. M"Eride at Pa$ad"na. cal. nj $50
Monday morning was received here Nom
CAV evening.
Mr. NcEridc wa1 among the tlrst oil
u."n 20 como TO ManninCton. when the
,Il ri"Iis wcrr opened up hero In tho
.:,,iv a0'r and >tIll retained Interests
l"r. 81 tho time nr his death.
leaving hrr" some fifteen years ago
~, acquired extensive interests in III"
:.I5l,il" wrSt and ~ tho time Of his death
vs. il:"l,.,ii% III" largest Individual pro-
,iIr"r 81 oil In Tho United States.
y" funeral plans have hc"n male
further .han that the remains y"
brought Ia his late home in 81. Louis.
VI" II" Is survived by a Wife and two
II nrri,i daughters.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-05-25
CAMERON
Raising the Pole,

CAMERON. ". Va, May c3.-Thc
plans Tor the pole raising 70 be held
hero in connection with :he big demon
Slra'i"n ON Decoration day have been
Slightly changed. and instead Of the
"ule hring raised on that day, and in
stead OF it being made OF Iron. as was
announced Il few days ago. 4 fine pop
lar pol" has h"cn brought in and and
Is b"iug put up today and all that will
remain t" DO don" on Decoration day
rs regards that part of the program is
TO pIac" the nag upon it. which will bo
don" with appropriate ceremonies.
Plans are about completed for the big
event. and the crtiScmcnts have
Ean" FIRTH Tho mayor has issued IL
proclamation asking everybody Ia turn
ont in tn" parade. Ono week from to-
day will he tn" biggest patriotic day
eyer seen III Cameron
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MARTINS FERRY
west Penn Official Hero.

sic" I'r"SId, MT st';>h uI III" West Penn
Traction company Of lrltShur%h. OWE"
Vt the Wheeling Traction company. MAS
her" yesterday !" join In" t"n:d 81
Tra,'c. I'll" county commissioners and
lrr:;rcut"" E,."rg" ThornhUg N con-
ference on til" proposed road change of
the Ur-rivcr road, according 20 word
received yesterday 10y T.. II. ilcce. chair
man OF IN" l:"ard of Trad" directors.
This :ua;i"r - one In PARTICULAR that
;hc local mru arc anxious To have Sci
: ln,l
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br. l.. II. NcIUsl.r. ,'uGu;y health Of
h''.r 'rS'"ldaE reported four NOR" cases
O.: >npilr"N IN the Fish Creek vIrInIty,
who're Ihc di-"a;. FIRST hrok" on, more
Dam ;nr"' Weeks ago. 'rh"S" afflicted
l'v" between Mrich.n and Lynn Camp,
on IN" crock. The new cases that have
d. v"l"prd since the first Of tho week
A." at ;ho h"ncs Of John Crisw"li.
':""rG" Martin and Cl;trrnr" Ynho Two
az, afflicted 1T til" Martin home.
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Good Entertainment.

tn" rWtcr'ainm"ut given h% ~"
Hedges lass "f tho Christian Standby
school ~ 'hc church Tuesday evening
WAS very ;ri"aSing event. aDd WAS
witnessed hr q tar sized audience. Til"
class was named III honor Of Mr.
Hodges. = missionary OF ~" church
serving in IA" Congo. Mrs. Hodges VIII
NJ E"r" Ia person :" sp"al: on chill
.lrru'* div
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-05-25
viii Sell Liberty Loan Bonds.

MYrOn Z. Cole. Cashlcr NJ Tic IC0p!"s
hank has announced that that !ust!tu-
ION has already S"nt to IN" secretary
nf the treasury $Tn.unn tor Liberty loan
bonus, aud that ~ soon Us the Srcurl-
.l"s arrive They Will be- offered tor sale
80 the patrons. 1t IS known that at
least $"".uV" worth al the total amount
purchased by the bank will bo disposed
of 10 the PATRONS. The ponds al. ~
Of $50. 500. 500 ard
I
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Chris uisr'r. "T employ" Of tho i>"Hn-
ihtiuu company. mot with a nalnfal ac
ril"ui "Wednesday morning. whom hn
,.i"pI"d on n board nj tho bottom "f n
l,Il. in" board taking :; sudden turn.
r. SUltirg in Mr.. Olson receiving
Si,raiucd ankle. Mr.. Olson WAS brought
"a W"ll~hurG whcr" nr. {. l.. kuSE1"3
o., nd'rrl medical assistance.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-05-25
correstman Nicely Recommends site.

congressman NceIY came oVcT !rUTI
Fairnon:. Monday evening. TO make
PERSONAL inspection or the proposed site
for L training camp for the eighth d.
vision L. 5. 4. located Just cast or TINS
city.
i brass hand and reception committee
Of citizens greeted Major Nicely on his
arrival AMI tho party was taken IN au,"-
mchllc IL tho HlaCkshcrc farm. which Is
IL proposed site.
Tho "ncrr<Sman and others AFTER
IRVING the ground declared the site 10
H.. Idle. He was 50 iavOrahly impressed
that II" later wired the war department
with tho View nf having the army en-
piIi"rrs who will select the site come TO
Warrington at once.
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TIL" Modern Wo"dn"u at America!
will hold ITS anrral memorial service
an Sunday. l1nc =. =; T. ~. They vii
m"ci At their hall IA 0,ld Fellows
hiilirS 5nd march from rh""" 20 III"
cameron cemetery. who're III" graves ur
dcrcas"d members will he appropriately
n""nra'"d with N"wrrs under r.ir:alisitc
ceremonies. II" procession will thcn
proceed {" ~" christian church. whore
:ry. w. T. Pierce will preach 2 scr
mNu nppr"prial" tu ~" occasion.
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Tho ire Department WAS rdIiNH on:
about ton u'"i'ck yesterday morning.
when All alarm wns 'urned IN from box
50. Smoke vas S'"u issuing from thc
ROOF Of Il house on last Washington
street aud All Investigation proved that
:, birds nest built beside III" stove IiI>
in the kitckcn. had caught fire. The
damage WAS very small.
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WARRINGTON

MANNINGTON. ". Va, May 2S.-
Mrs, Bessie Shipman, supervisor or
music in the city schools. assisted by
Mrs. Hutchinson Of Wheeling. save an
interesting recital at the NJ. F: church
Monday evening for the beneht or the
local Red Cross chapter.
Mrs. Shipmar has dramatic soprano
voice Of swr.t quality and greatly
pleased her audience with each hummer.
Mrs. Hutchinson has pleasing per-
sonality and her selections were we'll re-
cciv"d.
A nice sum of money was realized LOT
the Rcd Cross organization.
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D. W. Doherty Dead.

= " p"h"r!y. RgrG and highly re-
sr'ctrd citizen "f this city died 1T the
]"mI" "f his i"UEhtcr Mrs. John i.
hE". Of washington avenue at
',i"rh yesterday afternoon. Deceased
j. survived by three daughters Mis-.
Clarence itigGs. of Delaware. O., who
has hcrn here several days: Mrs. George
Lipf"rt. of Grant avenue. and Mrs.
White. Mr.. Doherty moved I" this city
%ihr',t. ~ years ago from Sand Hin dis
~.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-05-25
School Closes Today,

The i9iG-lT term ui school IN rho Nar-
cts schools N IN" independent school
district OF M"und$vI!i" VIII close trI-
cay. TIA" final examinations were COM
l.t",gd yesterday. aud everything Is IN
readiness "a max" promotions and dIa-
Iui$S fur tho term
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-05-25
Local Row Jotus tho Army,

Arihur J. Ii"rnty, sun OF JUnT T!""-
10y OF South Second stree. has Joined
ii.c array, eHi!st:ng g: Columbus. whcra
L.. has n:.It Attending college. TI"rn"J
was the cHpiaiu Dt this summers base
bail t"a!u and w"l:id have EEadUai I'd
.iuu. -. Tic IS "ne 81 tie h"Sl semi
pr.,',>,i"rrl calch-rs that ever p!a!ci
in this yiciulty
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-05-25
Suit Filed In Balm ont.

Suit was filed az st. ClairSyillr. O..
Yesterday h;' Jos. ". Gallagher against
ion" =. Galjagh"r f"r IA" partition or
III" Th"mpSun estate. situated directly
aCr""S no river from this city. An
ullrr SUI for Ill accounting; at tho rcrt
at tn" property was also filed. kcnnou
" k"nnon arc attorneys Tor the PLAIN
ti,'.
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.1yenty-ei9ht Graduate.

Twrn.r-ciEht Stud'ntS Of th" various
rural yrhouls of fr",'k" county COM
plct"d their eighth grad" work and re-
c.Ivrd their diplomas ~ !:raduHi ion. All
rIcro students ar" ROW eligible for
High erhonlS and IN all probability 'he
majority will enter them. Tho list nf
graduntcs and the schools they are IRON
are given.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-05-25
POLICE SERGEANT
SLIGHTLY IMPROVED

Pole. S.ry.a:.t ";.-.r... j'..vjma:. rciii-
catly il; n ia. North Nt.. Ling hospital
u Ur,:ni.- n"'>r:!t!l-. 49, slightly Iia-
proved. ::ryu",iiuc. :" Attendants ~ tie
hospital at" iil:S :n""!:iuS. Sergeant
D..vinnv ha~ .i.,-.t in - i!"$pItat since
Tuesti,.. aCi musicians. Wljl.. noticing
a SliS.i; chang. III uI, condition. still 70
gard l. a. v:lti"H:,
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Personals nud Briefs.

Nrc. W L. andrews. VIII" has bee
very III IN" past few weeks. ~ some
- !iiil Imrrov"l
Mr. ami Mrs. VI J. Matthews have r.
turned rom Baltimore. Md. where The
luln.rr has been a patient at John Hop
kinS hospital
i NJ Jacobs AMI Earl Smith were
visitors! In town yesterday.
Nr,5n. the visitors In Fairlnont yes
;.r,:ay were: Mrs. 4. = PrIchard. Mrs.
/: T. l:.:ttv. Mrs T. J.. Burt. Mrs T.
i: N""u. Mr.. W. r. Smith. Mr.. and
MR.. ". r. Smith and Miss Clara HUME
Mr.. Th"" Grinkmer OF Wheeling. who
formerly had HE opera house hero. stop
"i few hours in town yesterday OH
his way east.
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Will Omen Clothing Store.

A Collins Will open Il new clothing
and mems furnishing Store n the lio-
bcuStCk building on Hanover street
foods are noW being takru Ia thu now
room. which - situate on the corner
e.: tic alley between Ih;yd and Fourth
streLt9.
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viii Entertain Class THIS Evening.

Winfield steel, " Ill "ti"rtaiu jhr mTni-
hnrS OF the Junior class OF lii" High
school at his HON" 81 Nj. Pleasant ;,iku
three rE:l,S west ~ her" this evening.
Th" party VIII 'ni"% dnu'in:S AMI "lh.'g
diversions III St""I> He'll.
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PAETS. May 2+.--It i officially An-
unUncca that III" Ercnrh liner SnniaT.
nnl.ud for MarScillcs from Saluniki with
+&T passengers was t"rl":dnrd on Ar"il
-. with I loss IF ~ lives. Tho steamer
>ank RAPIDLY in 4 heavy sea-. hG; u"
'.rniupt and lnr;h"licai uHHnrr Ill whi"G
,nn small boats were launched saved
fh.. majority 80 those on board. Capt.
Nagrs ven, down with the ship.
'rh, SOn;ay WAS a v"SScy "f I."+I tons
and was hrIilt In sos. She WAS owned
IN NurSCilleS,
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Eve'g Bus. NJ
WHEELING BOY rs
y" HoNoRED AT TUFTS

s.eciI Dispatch l. II" h,e'!isr',r'
BEDFDRD Mass. May 22~-ti,,ro!d T..
Scheu!;. Wu.e..n2 W. NJ. :s;G Lyman
". WhltcOmh. Barr. VI. '""'Hh"sa 81
ths class or 1871" ~ Tutt'S college,. ha"-
been elected ue;u1e:s % it'' IL soc!e,y
Por 1grT-lSiS
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Thomas Bery,


rETEGir. AIich May "t--ThniNas
t:"rr%. 81 lars r'i. vice president ri
I:"rry i:ruS.. v;LrujSh manufacturers,
died y. his bono her" to-day. lie &dt'
f"r.h I stroke q: paralysis Saturday.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-05-25
One in Police Court.

\ stranger giving III" nam" o. Franz,
Roberts WAS arraign"d IN police court
70 Ftnrday morning on n plain drunR
charge. IiH was given thr choice Of tho
minimum nr leaving III" city in II min
Ut"S, AMI accepted III" latter,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-05-25
work Held UP.

Nurk on The new post office Il again
!"lH up by tin. delay III tn" arrival ~
Material The brick has been Al Wells
WILLIE :"r four days and efforts 70 Ect il
nearer this city have So "a: proven
futile.
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Accents Position.

Nil Cail""iE, Me-" has arHor:cd \
position aa book keeper with tho ". II.
t'0uk grocery store. taking III" rla"" az
Miss MadG" F.ieG"'i. "h" resigned -
arr"rt - rosiliur, w'ih The WnllTburS
III -. L.rnLil,.i .,nlrs nmiLN.
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Funeral Of John r. Smith, sr.

The funeral IF John 7. Smith. Sr.. Will
~, held from the residence OF his son. ".
". Smith. this afternoon at 2:3o. In
I.rmrnt IN the Warrington cemetery.
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Sunk In Mediterranean.

N".W NUEk. May IE.-'ThH .NN'N"E
in- steamship Transylrlnla was sunk
al IN" Mediterranean oil IN" ErrnSh-
Italian coast. II was learned here TO-
,iav Tn" SurviVurS--huw nanny II ~
!.nt known hrrc---wcTc taken into So
vona. Italy. 10y roscucrs. There they
remained until May -. cared for hy the
poiiac" and administered tn 10y i:cd
Cross authorities. When ih-y lett Sa
yuuI on another vessel :"r an unnamed
destination 4 IhromC ~ thousands OF
persons assembled ~ thu shore and
rh."rcd the departure.
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Senior Plav ~ SncceSS

Tn" Senior class play ''J.mm!c's
AuN's. staged al the lark theatre laat
rNrninc proved hre success from every
viewpoint.
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413 LOST WHEN
BIC TRANSP ORT
IS SENT DOWN

I.rNurN. May @l.-.TE" 'fitisi iranS-
! ,nr! Tr:r~I lvaHia WA i"'Hrd"ru ~ lnr
. Mediterranean on May with In" I"SS
! Ths iri'nwin:; official statement WIS
: given cut i""ia.: ;
'''rn.. !;ritI-h transport Ir%HSH wanna
: with :r,u,l.~ anrnrd. was t"r;"u"cu ~
! ill.,. Mediterranean "n M :. S''S"lliliS
| IN IN. iui!,.v lax bosses. - officers ana
! -; - 'rhrr ranks: ais" til" SNIP : zap
: vain. Lieut.. :. G:r"H"ll and one officer
! ans MN" E5.n al ihc crew.
; Tn, rrl"-% iynnta, an Anchor IAN"
, Steamship "l lt.%iI TONS gross, has hryA
| IA Ghr s..rvir,. ui the British GOVERN
: rr,,i sine, Ma. l"lI when her saiiIufS
. w..r,. rau:rll..!. There have boon NJ 80
cent rcpGrtS al her movements.
| Tlc rran&yiVania. an Anchor line
steamship If 1898 toms gross has been
: ~ :lir <,rylc, 81; nc British government
-Inr,. May. !"l5. Wh"u h"t $;tlinSs We're
cancelled. TE,rc have been u" recent
, l"jnrtS ct her movements. when sue
! Vas first tntl"n OVER 10y thu British GOV
: .rmrI"mi she WAS "uGIS"u III transport
urs troops t. t;ulhp"li.
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GAINESVILLE

HNiiAl.SN iLI,E. -. May = ---'rhc
following i"'rS"na havr t."'.n appointed
on ia" committee - Suliri; ra,rutnr, ~
III" l!nrr"SViil" branch 81 ,n" American
iird Cross $uci"i%. FIRST ward. Mrs g.
a. Hr.it'i. chairman. Mrs. i'r"d Groves.
Mrs. ';""r.:r Giff"u. Mrs. T.. &. lIarri-
son. Mrs. I. II. Howell. Mrs. ". l..
Senator. Mrs. 'i'rh"rl Fowler. Mrs. IT,
T. Spencer. Miss l;uth Rogers. Miss
EiiHah"Ih 'a>S"Iis. Miss Edna Turtle,
Miss ti"y"r IUdnlus. MIS~ Duris Church,
Miss Helen SAnprarl. Miss Marjorie
Stevens. Miss E!ta Fisher. Miss Mary
EIrhOru Second ward. Airs j. g. Sprn-
cor. chairman: Mrs. Walt"r ptci,lS,.u
Mr$. Roland MrHar'n"y. Mrs. i. ". Nc
! lrllHnh. Mrs. tlmrrnr" Lowe. Mrs. Iaul
IIams"l. Miss Doris Ii"w"Il. Miss Mil
drcd cole, MSa Mari" R"nu"r. Miss
,'lHirc l:"rd. Mis- irurnlhy Lee" Miss
Esther JuIEIn%. Third ward. Mrs. +.
r E"hinS'Hl, chairman; Mrs. r.. j. '"oi
Mr.. G;ti'u IiIml'r. Mrs.. +. H. las
nr"'Irh. Mrs. ';""rr" Fisher. Mrs. '.ih"
XVI. Mrs. JOHN BARNES. Mir. Carrie
Wilson. Mrs. Nl">. EhNSJ!l. Mrs. IT, r.
rnIl:;.s Miss i.iiIahrth liu- -. Miss
Mar@r"tln M"uld"u. Miss NIr2inIa lily
Miss iI"l"', chiefly Mss Miriam chiefly
Miller. Miss Ii"!'m !la%ar, Miss Kal4
Mr'"mm'.N. Ms" Laura I;"&rrS. Miss
I:">>,. ~mt,i"r Mis- Mary l"nua.
Fourth wHrd. Miss ElyA NUH"u. chair
man. Mr.. thHri.~ Porter. Mrs. Earl
Smith. AIRS l. y. EraI!. Mrs. i. 4. N'r-
Ger. Mr.. Harry i;ohy. Mrs. Tom Price.
Mrs. =. NJ 'lardwirk. Miss Mary 'rtiy.
Miss Lola ku&Irr: Miss Lillian Wilson,
Miss 'irnc'. Fowler. Miss Alma 'rayl"r
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TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY.
DIED

Wt.ST--nu Thursday. May II. -; =.
q. iI:Ip O'clock p. IN. ut III. family
:.Si,lcucr. Nu. l2uG Baltimore street,
f:mily. wife NJ IN" lat" George West.
in her 5?th year.
Funeral notice hereafter.
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Class Parties,

Class Parties.
Tho members of IN" %rninr class w"rc
entertained "Wednesday evening by Miss
Margaret Hamilton al her home on
South Lincoln avenue.
The Junior class was Cntertaired
Tuesday evening hy Miss Dorothy tiar-
dcsty al her home on South Broadway
Cluh-Meetiug.
Tho members 81 tn" MHtr"HS sewing
club will br entertained this afternoon
ny Mrs clyde -\ndyrs"n at her home an
clifton street.
Briefs.
Arthur Rogers nf North Chestnut
street. who is taking treatment In n
Wheeling hospital. u imur"vng and his
many friends hop" Ter his early rccor-
cry.
clifford Cunard. al cleveland. is visit
inp his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Fred III
nard. nf West south street.
Mrs Isanc lIng:tr and granddaughter,
Miss Helen Huuklcr. 81 this place arc
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. y. Sl"vim. or
Akron.
Gregg nrIonG, who attends school ut
Athens ohio. - spending few days
al his nome nero.
Mrs Forrest Watt returned 10 her
huruc in Nirru "Wednesday after 4 visit
with relatives and friends "f This place.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-05-25

Roy Mix. UnN ~ lhc injured II tho
wreck "u tho Short Limo Tuesday night
WAS born and raised III this place and
* we'll known here Tho sad news OF
III" accident WIS received by fri"nfa
AMI relatives; her" yesterday morning.
Nothing has been heard az him since
morning. hnt his injuries mr." said 10
il" "f Sirh nature that hn will nor
recover. Ills father resides near this
civ
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-05-25

All members al TIA" post ANA W"mans
Relief Corps. as wei! a. ia" publ" gem
orally. ART invited. Ali"r planting flow
IRIS an interesting program of speeches
and songs viii IL" hr!d III the church.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-05-25
Commencement

The high school commencement hold
at high school auditorium Monday
Might was Witnessed hy one "f the larG-
-; crowds that "vnr attended q COM
m"nc"m"Mt az this place. There wcrc
eleven graduates in ~" rlass this ycar.
all taking an priiT" part in III" pro-
gram. TIL" occasion was somewhat
*add"n"d hy IN" death ~ Sulcrin,cnd-
rnt EuuarS sister. whose funcral ociI
rurrrd that sam" aitrrnnun
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-09-25

r friut, too, for when the invitation was g1ven-this being the first time it has been extended-more than 200 re- sponded. In the after meeting in the 1 annex many of these confessed theil faith in Christ as their Savior. The pastors and committee feel that this is the beginning of great gath ering of people. They are highly elat ed over the splendid success of the meeting thus far. Cottage Meetings. Choosing the good pa1t', Luke 1O:38-42, will be the subject for the cottage prayer meetings, which will be held this morning in the follow ing districts: Mrs. Baker, 1914 East Seventh.
 Mrs. Mckinney. 4O9 Ohio
 and g Mrs. A. D. King, 715 East Second. r. 8. Mrs. J. A. Fairweather. 112O East Eighth.
 10 Mrs. w. F. Brewer, 612 East Eight.
 Il Mrs. Dora Libbett, 100 Texas.
 12 Div. A, Mrs. J. A. Bridges, 4OS East Eighth.
 u2 Div. B, Mrs. J. B. Wood, 725 State.
 13 Mrs. Owens, 306 East Twelfth.
 IA Mrs. Jessie R. Corey, McCam- mon Flat.
 15 Hrs. F. G. Hiner, 1908 Main.
 16 Mrs. Arch Patterson, 106 East Seventeenth.
 19 Mrs. R. H. Mills, 619 West Third
 20 Mrs. w. L. Dewoody, 516 West Fourth.
 2S Mrs. A. F. Loomis, S05 Pine.
 29 Mrs. D. B. Taylor, APO West Fifth.
 30 Mrs. E. A. Howell, 625 Laurel. ,--.
 32 J. H. McMillin, 1519 West Fifth.
 B Mrs. F.. o. lMcGehee, 161S West Sixth.
 35 Mrs. H. M. Fuller, 1115 Pine.
 36 Mrs. Edgar Blackwell, 3O3 West Fifteenth.
 37 Mrs. C. Avery, 1916 Beech.
 38 Mrs. J. R. Shaw, 1924 Olive.
 39 Mrs. T. N. Harke, 1125 Cherry
 40 Mrs. I. N. Reeder( 1305 Cherry. Al Mrs. E. A. Wiles, 17O3 Olive.
 42 Mrs. D. Mcdonald, 32O West Sev cnteenth.
 43 Mrs. J. A. Reap, Twenty-fourth and Poplar.
 45 Mrs T. S. Davis, 1517 Elm.
 46 Mrs. Warrington, 1908 Mulberry. AZ Mrs. w. H. Sturney, 14O7 West Fifteenth.
 50 Mrs. c. w. Howard, Corner Ninth and Hickory.
 51 Mrs. Sid King, 925 West Twelfth. B Mrs. w. o. Reynolds, Sulphur Springs pike.