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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-05-28
Moundsvtlle Br1efs,

Miss Anita Carney Of Wheeling is
spending several days here the guest OF
Miss Bcrnadinc Stclnmctz Of Morton ave-
nuc.
Harry Jones has arrived home from
Huntington. where he spent several
days visiting relatives.
Mrs. j. l.. Mccain and son James Of
cleveland. o.. are visiting with relatives
Hon. ". e. Matthews and daughters.
Misses Sarah and Esther. have returned
Ia Charleston after Il visit with Mrs. +.
- S!cafooSc of this city.
Mrs. r. l.. Logan is the guest Of her
son. William Logan and family. OF Clevc-
land. ..
Mrs. l.. l.. Stidgec nf Cameron is
spending several days here with w. w.
Mrs. Fred y. Wolfe OF Gra<svillc is
spending several days here with rela-
tivns.
The veterans of the Civil war hold
tho calvary ". i. church. Tho sermon
was preached by Rev. 4. =. Hart. Sr"-
rial patriotic music featured the GER
vice.
Mss Helen Winters "f ParkersburS Is
spending several days with friends here.
Mr.. and Mrs. !. z. Parker have re-
turned To Board Tree after 4 visit with
relatives here
Fred Karchcr. student Al MuskinSum
college, New Concord. o.. arrived homa
Yesterday to spend the summer vacation
with his parents.
Lester burton. student nj Ohio North
crn university Ada. @. i" spending tho
summer vacation at his home on Sew
Gnth street
John Stro-bel will spend the week on
II business trip 10 Uhrichsvtlle. Denni-
son and Canal Dover. Q.
Miss Elsie Dorsch spent yesterday
with Pittsburgh. friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. J. Tague OF Steubcn-
Vile arc guests OF local friends.
r. c. Johnson of Unioninwn. Pa, has
been the guest of W. ?. Jones the past
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Schcnk OF Wood
lawn were tho guests Of Mr.. and Mrs.
=. T. Tyler Sunday.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-05-28
COMMENCEMENT Frtday Etrnt.

The next important event for the
graduating class pf the local high Schor.
will be the CONNIE ncement Friday nlEkt
at the Elk Grand theatre. The program
follows:
Star Spanglsd Banner. .............
Invocation Rev r. ". Hart
Pastor South Rellaire NJ. Z. Church
ChoruS-The soldiers Life. Sullivan
Orchestra.
Senior class March and Song.
Orchestra.
Orat.on--l;ordian Knot. ... Iona HoucE
Oratinn--riuS and Minus. Albert No;c.
Music-Thc Miracle OF Love. 80. Mckee
Double Mixed Quartet.
Oration--Thc T;u. University
Observation-Disclosures. Louis RodewiG
observation-disclosures nf Natlons.....
................... Leroy Wright
Muslc-The Bluehsii. Beach
High School Girls Glee Tub.
Ora,ion-rurninE Tide. Elmer KRAFT
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Ethel Anderson
atusic-A Mustca! Dialogue ...:... -
Hazel Leach and Chester Potts.
o'A.,O" 49,, >,i Henry wagner
ora,ion-The Cnt!nished Task ...:.
...-; .... ~ .,..... 49,: fett1 nuSa
High School Boys Uctette.
Oration-lnvoluntary Or Enforced
Labor ................. Grace Groom
Oration-l.,ve a Little Longer.
................. Faye Thompson
Class address and presentation OF
diplomas; :.. pr- +. E. Reethan
Rector Trinity Episcopal church
Orchestra
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Bridgeport Briefs.

McC;inc first at their a"ric home on
thr CadIz pike yesterday afternoon. II
delegation IL nlrn from the Hridgepnrt
a"ri" nf E.agi.s Attended tn" annual mo
mortal exercises held in The Martins
Ferry high school auditorium.
Mrs. James nIilnn OF Ea"rna O. WAS
visiting At IN" home of Oswald Srhick
over yesterday.
John Gii1ru "f kirkwood Heights has
returned from Pittsburgh after a short
business tvIr.
Edward Johns IS able 10 hc out after
having tho =ripI'".
hr. aud Mrs. Nndr"W !. lIcinicin have
returned HON" from Northampton. Mass
where tl"y spent several weeks with
th"ir. daughter.
]. p. LannGn 0r. this city has con-
trlhutca SIh toward tho flag raising and
patriotic demonstration to he held in
Martins Ferry June 5.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-05-28
MOUNDSV|LLE
Flag Raised at Nine.

Attended by exercises bci!ttinG the oc-
casIon and preceded by street parade
and general patriotic demonstration. Old
Glory was hurled 10 the brcczcs 1t the
banana coal mine Sunday afternoon.
The parade in which hundreds Of cit-
zcns. tho Junior o. L. \. NJ, Woodmen
OF tho World. miners and both bands
participated. was Il credit to the city.
VI. j. McQuadc. superintendent OF the
mine. presided as master Of the ccre-
monies. and the splendid program OF
music and addresses WAS carried out as
formerly announced. Among the speak
crS wcle Rev. +. ]. Flanagan. Hon. c. F..
Carriean. Capt 4. L. Hroten and Hon.,
james D.. Parriott. The colnrS were
raised by the veterans Of the Civil war.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-05-28
Hold-up at Bridg eport.

Mike S"rsich, Hartpu foreigner told
a wlcrd tale III tho Bridgeport police
court Saturday evening that Is being IN
Nestigatcd. lie claimed that Il roll Of
$"up WAS lifted from his person while
he WAS hctwC"u The ruins Of the old
crystal glass plant and the West Wheel
Ing car barns.
Sor$ich WAS badly intoxicated when
h" complained 10 officer Gil1huolry
shortly before uc!",k. He claimed
thai he had h"Cn SiugS"d across the
face. and surely looked II. having two
smoked lamps" and several wounds on
his iac".
H." WAS placed in thc jail. hut nothing
could De found To suhStautiatc his story.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-05-28
OUT-THE-PIKE
Edrwood Council wiz Meet.

Tho. cm,ur,I nf The town nf EdgWoo"
III hold its ncNi regular meeting "u
Mnrday evening. Iunr At h. AT when I't,n .'
the council will try lu have all matters,
pertaining to the settling of III" hoh"
iSsuc completed. that they may Hn ~
ward and arrange Il date for the bona ~
sur election that will call for nearly
s 3C o@G Which i viii be used for imrrovi'
ins and paving The streets. TN" lr"-
uuscG strrr;s that ar" /" II" l;tNrn ar,
oak avenue. rnrt"r avenue. 'hGins'','
Lane. Mari" Tree Lane, t'dEW"oo I,o
and IJr,Skcu street Tho streets 81 lhC
;nwu hay.. hc"u very had during the
winter months. and now will h" IN" 'lmr
Tor prIiuI. brI'ur' the bad weather comes
around again.
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Tic local high school. baseball team
meets spencer here This week in two
games. on Wednesday, and Thursday. 4
hand will Ia" a feature of the Decoration
day contest.
The locals easily defeated Middle
hnurnc hero Saturday afternoon. tire Ty-
rnuntyanS going down 10 defeat 10 the
tune uf % nv I. Monndsvlle also defeat
cd Middlcbournc Friday. the score being
II Ia }.
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Special Meeting Tonight.

\ special meeting u inc 'ltE c"uhc'
VIII b. held this "N"uinS. Several o.
dinanCcs introduced AZ th'. last m""ilIS
viii come UP Tor anal action. FOLLOW lnE
Tho meeting - conference NIL b" heiur
Wiz. a Representative at th' :f-i I"I'.-
phon company 4, which KIM the new
franchise ordinances asked by the COM
,any wlil be- discussed.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-05-28
Hubbs Funeral To-day.

Funeral services for the late Mrs.
Ellen IIubhs. aged and highly respected
her late homo on Northern jefferson
avenue carly Saturday morning. will he
held this aftcruuon a: o:30 o'clock AT the
place of death. Rev. Gaunt. pastor IT
~" First PrcSbytcrian church. will off,
cia,". Intcrment will be in Mt. Rose
cemetery.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-05-28
HARD WORK FOR WOMEN

II is a question il women doing
mems work deserve particular sympn
thy. for it is doubtful if there is any
work tina; is harder Than "vrry-day
housework Overwnrk tells on III"
kidneys. and when the kidneys ar" af,
fectod one looks and feels older than
The actual years. Mrs. y. &. Wells,
r. r. >. Rocky Mount. y. G.. writes ::
II canno: praise Foley Kidney Pills
enough far the wonderful benefit |
have derived from their use for Il
Short while For sale ny Coleman
G. TO-
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Memorial services,

Tho annual :m"1nnrinl sermon IN vet,
Grams Of ~" pix" district Mas delivered
al the morning ScrN Ice In TN" sion" res
h,l.ripr church.. Yesterday. Ivy the Re-.
L. L. I.rwriiyu. civil war veterans.
Daughters nr Veterans. and members or
uAiriotIr organizations attended IN A
body and nrrupi2d reserved SEATS. y
larrr American flag had h"cn placed over
Tho uulplt rairiujir music WAS ril"n by
tho choir. Roy. irw"liyn's sermon WAS
.lnuuCnt and inspiring.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-05-28
Martins Perry Briefs.

Ecv. Rnnjamin Meyers. VIII" RECENTLY
resigned ps pastor Of 81. PaulS EpiS-
cnpal church h'r" I" accept pastoral"
in N"w Jersey. lief! for thar rlac" Sat
HrrImy might.
David !. lewis. popular Young man.
hns been r"-"l"cr"d supervise" Of music
- thr Srh"nlH 90 sydney. Sch.
Mrs William T.. Thomas VAS renewed
from IT," ,.i', hospital tn hey home in
TIl"nvili". Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Nlfr"d Nli'rhrl .lr..
srsn, sunday With FRIENDS: in ST. tlalrs-
Vic.
'rnr Marr,ue Ferry Athletics woro do
f"ai"d by. thu Pittsburgh Pirates yes
,"rday to | on League. Hark.
Harry ll"rc"t hrS l"fi i"r his HON" IN
Canton after q visit with friends here.
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o. who is visiting Mr.. and Mrs. James
Nolan. or Main street. spent yesterday
the guest Of Mr.. C. McMechen. OF
Glendale.
y large number attended the cantata
entitled "Victory" by Sandcrson, rcnd-
cred iast evening by the members OF the
81. Matthew's Lutheran church choir at
the church.
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In the Afternoon they Will assemble at
the southern end ~: III" I. u l.. freight
depot and take cars On the Barton inc
I" Llnw""d cemetery. whore crrcrnunIcs
Will l." held in tn" II. \. i. Memorial
pavilion. Tho address Will hr delivered
by Roy. En*" Ur the FIRST NJ T.. churrTl,
kirkwoud. Nj Ir!rnds and old soldiers
are invited Ia attend
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Meeting Friday Evening.

Th.. IIaughr":.s If Veterans. camp no.
will hold = meeting Friday evening.
Jan. st. IN Hands hall. Elm Grove ~
thus mr,,;iuu Tho reports for ia" month
past viii L." read and discussed. ana
ruutin" lrlsIn.sS dispensed with.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-05-28
Miss Rledel Eutertains.

Yesterday afternoon at 30 q clw"rk'
Miss Louisa RirdrI. daughter of Squire
Hj.,Irl entertained a number of friends
in honor If he" sixteenth birthday At her
summer home ~ Shcrrard. From. l:5Q
until 200 o'clock games wcr" played ana
patriotic songs sung. vt 400 o'clock a
two-rnur&" luncheon waS served. y
number Of piano solos followed. Those
present were: Misses Ruth Schah, Min
mic Gcnerlein. Naday Duff. Amy krnSGcl,
Hilda Meyers. Jessie Sell aud Louis"
Rieacl. McSsrs. Kenneth Manscll los.
Fisher clifford Showalt"r and Alfred
ElcHrl
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-05-28
Garden COMMITTEES Meets.

TIL" vacant lot gardening committee
will hold 4 meeting this evening in the
board IF trade chamber at which time
tho work If laying out the city in dis
IrCiS will also hc taken M. while gen.
crnl business will be transacted.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-05-28
Strikers Raturc 20 Work.

II was announced Saturday that the
crivstnccS existing between the employees
of the No / plant Of the stamping works
and the l.. s. Stamping company had
been adjusted and that the men on strike
last week will return 10 work this morn
ing II is understood the company and
employees compromised on the wage in
crease demanded by the employees.
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Mechanics Met.

Members "r ;hc Enucrpris" council Of
the Junior Mechanics. The tring squad
III fail Uniform, and m"mherS Of the
drum corps. Inci al Srhac;yr'S hail IN
\;rhw""h az 80 "ci"Ck yesterday
~ ,rnlit- AMI accompanied .hc old sol
dicrS of Rrurum post To the kirkwuud
NJ. j.. church. where the memorial ser
vices were held
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Flag Raising Saturday.

Saturday afternoon 1T l:3n O'Clock. all
those employed in the Steel department
nf he Wheeling Steel and Iron WORKS
laid off duty in order 10 participate in
the raising Of tho flag which they had
presented To the local works. tn" par
ado, cunSiSiin Of two hundred members.
was Termed III front of the city hall;
with Patrick Srully as chief marshal
and GrurSc t;""gcl"in and Ted l.andcrs
~ aides. with Rauch's hrasS hand AT
The head. they paradcd through the cit :
IL ;hc roInpany'S grounds at Ninth
street. \ beautiful flag. which thirty
employees bad carried during the marcn,
WAS hniSlcd while the hand played star
SpanrIrd Banner" The Hon. W. p.
Hubbard Ipnn being introduced Ivy
Former Councilman John ". Blake. de-
liv"rcd q stirring address, Of nalrl"tlSni'
Tn" eloquent orator had chosen for his
subject: What America Has Done For
Is and What We Must DO For AmcrIrH.
81 The close "f his delivery. amid the
cheers at Il w"il attended audience, the
band played "AmeriCa.
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SOUTH SIDE NEWS
Reunion Of Confirmed.

AL those who received ihn ri'" or con-
iirmtctinu III ST. Paul'S t:vangcIical WAS
delivered last evening by thu Rev
August G. Rasch". He had chosen for
his theme. enlisted For Service" or
tho nine hundred WHO wrr" confirmed
during IN" past lfly wears ther" were
several hundred present. The friral d.''
rratinns were tho gift Of pr 'i-"rG"
Nl"w"E. Of this city. Tho offering nf
$lln Will he devoted 10 the Now building
:uud. In tho absence Of The nrganiSt.
A'l"rt och. Miss Hilda Siphn'd played
iis.. accompaniment I" Tn" congregational
hymns and choir anthems. Grover E"!-
NOR played I number Of excellent violin
SnlDS
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Take Suddenly Ill

William =. Greer. pipe inspector I'll
tho Wheeling Stce! and Iron works, h,-
ramc suddenly i'll with heart trouble sat
urday at noon. II" was Immediately
takcnu to the Glendale hospital. IN inn
provclncnl was noticed in his condition
last night. nr. J. W. Blake is attending
J.,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-05-28
Court Convsnes Tomorrow.

Tho regular May term OF MARSHALL
county circuit court convcncs tomorrow;
morning with tho sitting OF the grand;
jury. Less than rs witnesses have been.
summoned and it is evident the term Of
rnurt will he brief. But very few Yost
law cases arc 10 he investigated by the
grand jury. justices having disposed OF
most alleged violations.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-05-28
Barton VS.. MAYNARD,

One Of thy biggest EHm"> of tn" Year
viii b" staged At Maynard Wednesday
afternoon. when the Eurlon and Mal :
n1Td teams clash. The Barton players
VIII m"r, al the home OF Manager Jim
N"itz"!t, preparatory To going to May
nard.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-05-28
To Reorganize Club.

| Plans have been completed 10" the re,
organization o. Tn" B"llarc commercial
trlub al - nl"erirgt0 l." hcld NEXT IhurS-
/ Gsv evening Tn. speakers tu" thc meet
: ing vii, b.. G. t. TaN Tor ami 10y Mayor
ot Wheeling. and W. I. H!A"n. Jr.. OF
Martins Ferry.
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Fed Cross Meeting.

Mrs. Carl $tah. chairman of the sup
plies committee Of the local chaptcrof
thr american Red Cross. has called
meeting To he held Tuesday afternoon at
tho home ,r Mrs. Vera Newman Of Tom
lnsnn nNcnIIn-
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TO Enterratn Friends.

Mrs. James Il. Davis will b" hostess
~ a party Of friends this rvc!GInr 1T
urr horne uu South belmont street.
Music and games viii h" Tia" diver Si"ns
and Il lunrnron Will b.. served BY the
hostess
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Roll Funeral Today.

Funeral services Viii he hid th.S ar
tcrnocn at the family home at N"it over
the remains OF AIRS. Ii. &. Fell. VINO
dlnd Saturday morning tnlnw:n:; 4 pr
Illness. Rev. Alexander VIII ,unduI-
tn" scr, ices and iutsrmcnt At s.. t!airS-
VILE
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-05-28
Cantnka Tn.idnr

tTr:hY afternoon "n the lawn sur
rounding In" kIrkw"od school pupils Of
IL: ciGh:n grad" Will hold II h"ral can
tath, exercises S:mlit" /" the May day
festival About -: children will take
p.tri III The drill. which Will Ec in charge
Of Miss Nell EInscy.
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WHEELING CREEK

ELM GErNE.. W. Va, May -'..~Nisit-
ors at fh.. nome at M, aud Mrs. w.
N'hi,", Sunday were; M"SSrs ANA Me-
1ames R"h"r; KING. lanes huffman
Jnnu Robson. Misses M"ilic Huffman
AlyrrdR KING and Helen Thurman.
Mcssrs. Geo Dean. H"l"isc IhrtSW'ii ".
K. Dean aud Master 'lar"n"" lt"hiS"n.
VIM. Phillips at Wheeling. purchased
-lnyciup Joe" Il valuable rae n"lN"
from j. y Ih.nn. recently.
Mrs Jess" iInuElt'rth spent SATURDAY
IN Elm tir"'". -.
Mr., and Mrs : L. Davis If h"rins
rlnc~. Elm Grove. spent Il few days on
tn. creek with friends.
Mrs i;o" liurr has been called Ia
Short Greek lrI" to illness of h"r mother,
Mr.. trr"tia Hunter.
rhne R..rnk, and Ear! Wilson were
business callers IN Elm Grove. saturday.
Daniel Wr>, has returned I" his home
~ M'ho.lirc from a visit Hl'h trends IN
Tho creek
"Ynur ira" l"}"r is often al loss
tor words"
"T:ri <aIAr.. na,"S That un 10 him
t., SURVIVING HIM Win an CNtrnSi'" W.
,:thuItrf 80 cErGi.S. Snff!"S and SIElIS.
Louisville I'"urI"r-I"urnal
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Attended Memorial Services.

The annual memorial services 10:
members nf Spancier Post -. ~ l.. and
wonan's Relief corps. were conducted
yesterday morning at the South Re'airr
NJ E church. Rev. r. ". liar, preached
the sermon. The members OF SpanSteF
Post and several patriotic societies at
tended the services in a body.
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Memorial Service Wednesday.

Union memorial services Will h" held
Wrdnrs.Ia; fcrcu"on in IN" Stone Pres
hyirriam church ~ Elm Grove. The
s..hpul children will moe; Al The Elm
Grove school At 9:45 n'rlnCk and will
marin /" the church. where they will
i'm, lhc civil war veterans. Th" party
wili ih"n 20 !" Tho Stone Church ccmr-
terry. wh"r" graves OF thr departed vrt-
Grams will be- decorated. They VIII then
=. riirn !" tin. church. where a memorial
s,r,.j... viii j." h"id ~ II "'rl"Ck. Th"
address, will nc mad" by Hon. W. =.
Hubbard.
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Enlisted WIth rIfth Renirnant

". =. Linn. II we'll known L. & =.
brakeman now running on no. 30. has
enlisted. with II" Fifth regiment. Re
- -" fYGln""rS. s., PITTSBURGH. and Will
i"at" in"rly with THAI division for
France.
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cop,o,it1ea to Meet.

Tie .Nrculivc rnmmittrc n! III" ncwly
~ CaniZ"d Rcd cross clnntor of Elm
tirrNe will hold Il meeting tho ialtnr part
&C This week tn arrange N" place ''I
meeting ard The regular meeting night
Of The local rhaptrr Tho mrmhnrs arc
cry enthusiastic oyer The new nrEHni-
Zation ami u successful campaign is
lnrh"d forward 10.
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Two Lodge Meetings.

Tnr. knights ~ rithias "f Elm grove
Will hole thaE regular meeting ms
evening in tn" l"dg" rooms. Thrr" ne"
mem hrr~ viii hr lak"u !niu The order
TE,. Nudrrn Wuudmrrn uf tn" same
town will mold thor regular meeting To-
morrow rvcrIng in their lodge rooms.
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Memorial Day.

Memorial cay IN Bellaire thus year
will be a meInora ole one. The various
fraternai bodies will participate In tie
services and a double program will be
carried out during the day. In tho morn
ing the graves Q: all Old soldiers will be
decorated. lr the afternoon there will
BE- mammoth street parade. following
which a program will be rendered at the
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-05-28

The Earh"l"r.' club 81 Elm ';ruN" Wiz
h,Ii , special iu"rling Saturday evening
IN IN" Hub r""m2 AT 81" Main street.
Tn" matter at n - rI"S ~ dances. anu Il
vi,ni" on the Fourth If july Viii be diS-
,uSsrti.
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School Board MaetS

Tho hoard Of oducafion Or tho INDIE
pendent school district of Moundsville
meets this evening for the purpose Of ap-
pointing the hicl school faculty for the
school term Of 1918.
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Kevstone Glass Elects.

Tho Enys;nnc Rihl" class ~ tn" stone
Prrshvi"rtnn church III Elm Grove. has
!"rIcd the following officers: l'r"SI'
dent: Walter l[lnss: "rr" president
Arthur carriers: secretary treasurer
lInrry NrCnI<Iand; assistant score tary'
trcnsMr,r MHllnr Hand.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-05-28
voting Contest Launched.

will raise tho colors here June ut the
big patriotic celebration was launched
Saturday. Quit" number OF votes have
already been cast. Miss Gertrude White
now leads the contest with So votes.
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Earles Memorial Service.

The annual memorial services OF IN"
Martins Ferry Acric No. 43G. Fratcrnal
order OF Eagles were held YESTERDAY
afternoon In III" high schrnl auditorium.
Hon Russell y. kncpprr of TIl'ln. o..
state president If the Eagles. d"h|nrch
the memorial address, rh" !u1G" hon
urcd III" memory az ;wcnty."n' dead.
\ musical program Mas imrrrS1i'CI&
given,
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city park Hon. James +. Anderson VIII
preSlu.. over the meeting and addresses
will h. made by Hon. William Green OF
tuShoclnn. NATIONAL secretary I'll <Es
United Min" Wnrkrrs IT America ana
Attorney ". T. i)iN"n. OF Martins Ferry.
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BRIDGEPORT
Want Damages.

Alex Cook and Ecn Pryor appeared IN
Squire Jenkins court last evening and
filed suit for damages against Charles
Wellon Of Barnesv.iIc. United States
engineer who Is employed in Wheeling
cook ard Pryor claim Weldon injured
them when he drove his AUTOMOBILE" into
thorn. Weldon explained to Constable
Erttton that he was driving between
Stops - and 80 Fridny night. and tina:
Tho light az street car blinded him. AMI
caused him a. run into M. in"n. Cock
received ,hrr.. broken ribs. while Pryor
had on" log badly skinned
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To Ar-and Confereu ce.

Local ministers Will 80 |" b"aiISNi..o
iuCay - attend TN" annual c"ui "Trn'c =
the tSarncSNIll" district ~ IN" Mtthn-
dist Episcopal churches. Luca: ministers
are ON Tn. program tor addresses. Clyde
lass OF south H"liaIrc.. VIII make al
pItcatiun :nr - license |" preach
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BENWOOD
To Raise New Flag.

Tho Tube Department of the Wheel
ing Steel and Iron mills has had the nld
flag removed from the pole on the office
ri Eighth and McMeChcn streets, and IS
arranging to raise another al very
carly dale
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weddinp Announced.

TiI.. many friends nj Mr.. carl Blessing
&c ricaSan; Valley. and Miss Francis
Cross uf Ere. Ia. will hr pleased 10
hear nf III. wedding uf tho couple. when
took place recently At IN" st. Joseph :
,',ihc,lraI Wheeling They l"ft shortly
after their wedding for an extended we'd
ding trip. and hrv" r"'uru"d /" Pleasant
Valley. uh"rr they will max" ih"ir h"ni".
Mr.. and Mrs. Rirssirg are we'll known IN
Ih!S section.