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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-09-08
1riefa and Personals.

Miss Eulalia Sindelar, Of Fairmont. Is
spending a few days with relatives on
Wood street.
Charles Kneuckel, Of New York City, is
visiting friends on the South Side.
Miss Cora Gallagher, of Grafton. Is
visiting her sister, Mrs. D. Z. Finnegan,
Of Jacob street.
Walter Juergens. of Indianapolis. Ind,
is spending a few days with friends IN
this section of the city.
Miss Theresa Truschell. or JACOB
street, Is a Clarksburg visitor.
Miss Lillian Pieper. Of Sandyville. is
visiting friends In this section of the
city. =.
Mrs. George Hane, Of South Chapline
street, Is a Huntington visitor.
Charles Bolts, driver for the Cooey-
Bentz Company will leave to-day to visit
friends at Parkersburg.
F. S. Kaulbach. salesman for the STAN
dard Sanitary Manufacturing Company
has returned to his home at Pittsburgh.
after a business visit in this section OF
the city.
Mrs. Herman Lutz, Of Wood streets, Is
recovering from an illness.
Miss Eleanor Parker, of Glendale has
returned to her home after spending
several days with Miss Lulu Harris OF
Jacob street.
L. V. Taylor, OF Charleston, VISITED IN
this city yesterday.
Miss Regina O'Donnel, OF Eott street.
is visiting in Huntington.
Miss Virginia Lee, Of New Martins
VILE. is q South Side visitor.
Adam Bonar. Of Glen Easton, Is visit
ing relatives in this section Of the city.
Michael Douglas. Of Eoff street. Is
visiting at Proctor.
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bus, where they will be the guests OF
relatives.
Samuel Fisher Of Majorsville, was a
business caller in the pike district yes
terday.
Harry Harris and family Of Barnes
ville O.. are tho guests. Of relatives In
Elm Grove.
The condition Of Henry Bailey. clerk
at the First National Bank OF Elm
Grove, who was removed to the Ohio
Valley General Hospital on account OF
typhoid fever, Is much improved.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Allies of Call,
forn!a, Pa. were visitors in Elm Grove
and also attending the fair yesterday.
P. T. Finnegan Of Elm Grove. has re-
turned home after spending his vacation
in Greene county. Pa.
John Liggctt Of Cleveland. is the
guest Of his brother. Frank Liggett. OF
Elm Grove.
Miss Ethel Kiger Of Elm Grove. is
confined to her home on account Of Ill.
ness.
Miss Ethel Buchannon Of Elm Grove
will leave this morning for Dallas
where she will spend the week end at
her home.
Miss Pauline Beuter Of Beech Glen. Is
the guest OF friends In Baltimore.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Phillips. Of Sea-
tonville, were callers in Elm Grove yes
terday.
Mrs. Anna Hull, Of Columbus. has re-
turned home after spending the past
week with relatives In Glenwood.
]. f. Maxwell Of Parkersburg. was a
business caller in the pike district yes
tcrday.
R. E. Johnson Of Pittsburgh. was n
business caller in Fulton yesterday.
Oliver Pryor Jr., Of Elm Grove. will
leave this morning for Dallas, where
he will spend the week end with friends.
Miss May Richards. of Flushing. O.;
is the guest Of relatives in Edgwood.
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SOUTH SIDE NEWS
Marshmallow Toast.

Misses Mary Tuskey and Catherine
Maui will be hostesses to a number OF
friends at marshmallow toast Monday
evening in the vacant lot near the Tus-
key home at Forty-third street. Sports
Of various kinds Will be enjoyed. Those
present will include: Misses Rose Tus-
key, Margaret Tuskey, Amelia Morris
Mary Lavelle, Merkel Specht. Florence
Deegan. Margaret Patrick, Nellie Sturm.
Anna McMann. Lucy Stain, Mary Pat
rick. Adella Oberle. Freida Gocttel, Mar
garct Walch. May Omaley. Magdalene
Kessler, Marie Burk. Angela Meyer
meyer. Leola Rhyme. Christina Burger,
Odrie Meyers, Mary Tuskey and Cath
crime Maui; Messrs. Earl Milbaugh. c. c..
Mclaughlin. Fred Cole. Jack Moore. John
Spccht Emmit McGrail, George Norris,
Fred Scamon, Arthur Mcfarland, Chas.
Robinson. Jack Hues, Hugh Omaley. Her
bert Fuller. Herbert Bennett, Joe Bates.
Joe Parker, Jack Anderson. Eugene
Strumpf. Buck Heyley. Joe Bartch, Her
man Deist, Edward Malchc and Charles
Carrie.
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CAPITAL NEWS

CHARLESTON, w. Va, Sept. t.
Charters were issued today by the sec
rotary Of stale to the following corpora
tons:
Maya Colo. Ice and Bottling corpora
tiuns Of Mullens, w. Va. to operate
bottling works at Mullens. capital stock
$4,000; incorporators. B. D. Durham. l..
S. Fine, Vim. Rezzonico. H. S. Hancock
and A. r. Williams. Jr.. all Of Mullens.
Lory Coal and Coke company Of Lory'
Ronne county. w. Va. to operate mines
at the same place: capital stock $4,000;
1ncorporators. J. Krummel w. A. Mar
kell. Of Charleston; G. ]. Cottrell. Fort
Defiance. w Va; S. NJ. Stone, Whitaker.
" Va. and B. F. Backus. Carbondale.
W. Va.
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STATE DEFENSE
BOARD MEMBERS
CONVENE TODAY
GOVERNOR coRNWElL AND 9TH
Err STATE OFFICIALS TO AR
RIVE THIS MORNING.
Executive Council to Hold Important
Meet at Washington Farm-Ag-
rcultural Officials Here.

Governor John J. Cornwell and a
party Of State officials from the State
capital will a1rive early this morning
to attend Il meeting of the executive
board of the West Virginia Council Of
Defense, which will take place this
morning. In addition to the Governor,
the official PARTY is expected 70 in
clude Secretary of State Houston Con
Young, Attorney General f. T. Eng
land, Auditor John S. Darst and pos
siblv others. State Superintendent Of
Schools NJ. p. Shawkey arrived yes
terday evening. foreman for the con-
ference. and Commissioner of Agricul-
ture ames H. Stewart has been here
since Thursday evening. State Treas
urer W. S. Johnson, who is also a
member of the board. will not be pres
ent. having left for Mt. Clemens, Mich,
to recuperate from recent illness.
The meeting of the defense council
board will be held at Waddington
Farm, where the officials will be guests
of Col. Earl w. Oglebay. a number
of other prominent citizens have been
invited TO attend luncheon at Wad-
dinston Farm at noon.
While the program for the meeting
has not been outlined in full. food con-
serration. il is said, will be the chief
topic of interest. Nat T. Frame, State
agricultural agent. arrived yesterday
afternoon, to remain for the confer
ence with the council. and Charles H.
Henning. special representative of the
State department Of agriculture, has
been in the city several days
Governor Cornwe!l j. chairman of
the executive board Of the State Coun-
Gil Of Defense.
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2:l2 FACE sECoND UNFINISHED
HACR-PURSE $500.
Fourth Heat.


Six starters - ErSkine was put IN
place Of Vincent on Red Rice-good
start-Rascal led the lap: Spring Maid
second. Spring Maid broke and lost out.
Rascal won the heat easily--and won
the race The money was divided as
follows: Rascal. first moneX: Bertram
Mckinney. Mary Ellen and Red Rice
divided third and fourth money. Time
3:11X.
Rascal b. G.. by Sun Glass
: twillis): Willis Bros. Clarks-
burg. ". Va................ l l l
Bertram Mckinney. b. g.. by
Mckinney (Mallow). ...-..-. 2 ?
: Nary Ellen. b. m. by Belmont
Prince (Miller). ...-......... 4 2
Id Rice. br. g.. by Red Medium
(Erskine) NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 2 4 3
bring Maid. Oh. m. by Able
,tHeasley) NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. d.
Trojan. b. g., by Milton 8.
. Time: ait: 2:15; 2:15; 2:11A.
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DISMISS CAMERON


DR.. N B. williams. city health com.
missioner. notified City Inspector Of
Foods in a letter Of September I. that
beginning September Is. the position OF
food inspector will be done away With
and that after that date Mr.. Cameron's
services will no longer be needed The
letter was written to Mr.. Cameron. who
ia recovering at the Martins Ferry hos.
pital from q recent operation for q BE-
we're attack Of appendicitis.
Mr.. Cameron was city sanitary offi'
Ger under DR.. W. c. Etzler. and ae-
cepted the position Of food inspector
after July /. when the office was OF
fcred him after he had secured posi-.
ton with local business firm
The announcement OF the abolishment
of the office comes rs great surprise.
Mr.. Cameron. the letter from the health
commissioner advises him. will be paid
his salary until the office IL abolished.
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Election OF Officers.

The following officers were elected at
a recent meeting Of the Kahn cub: Pres
ident, c. NJ. Metzgcr; vice president. L.
4. Gilbert; secretary. Thomas Haskin;
financial secretary. Thomas Flatiey;
treasurer, Joseph Schmid: statistlcian
T. l.. Burke; board Of directors. H. L.
Beuter, Joseph Bartsch and II. L. Ray.
The club will give the first Of a series
Of autumn dances on the evening Of
September 21st.
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conpansatton Awards.

Pensions were awarded today by the
state workmen's compensation depart
ment to three widows. including Mrs.
Lena Lucas Of Matoaka, widow or ED
Lucas, who was killed by fall OF slate
in a mine of the Pawama Coal and Coke
company, June S. 500 a month"; Mrs.
Mary l.. Smith. widow. and Ines V.
Smith, daughter Of Charles Smith. OF
Rracholm. killed under a mine OF the
Ruftolo-Eagle Collicry company. July IL.
sex q month, and Mrs. Alice Lester OF
Hiawatha, widow Of George Lester.
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viii Hold Practice.

Notices have been mailed Ia the men,
hers Of tn. Scihrrt \. e.. of Elm Grove
IL report for practices tomorrow morn
irE at their held in the lower part OF
town. Tho manager Is DESTROYS IF get
ting all The men out for practice as the
first game will hc played in the near
future. This team is hut newly organ
izcl. b,ing composed of large number
ri young men Of that town for the pur-
pose oil furthcriuG athletics.
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FIFTH Race Mile; Consolation; Purse
$500.

Nine starters Paige White got good
1ced and retained 1t all around. S"mp-
scllia made good try but dropped 10
third in favor Of Froissart. Paige White
first: Froissart. second. and Sempsells
third. Time-1:1S.
Paige White. b. &. 5. by Saul: J.. ;.
Baldwin tWaymack) ...... .......' !
Froissart. b. e.. 5. by Havoc tMorr"w) :
Sempsellia. ch. e., S. by Sempron'us
(CumminGs) ...........-... .::-..' d
.Gano. CHI. e.. 5, by Dick Wells (Huli-
coat) .
Joe Marauett. h. e.. (BirminGham) i
Eddie Mott. aged (Garner). .....--. b
Palm Leaf. CHI. m.. aged. by Masseta
(HumeS) .............--. -
sixth RAce-415 Furlongsi Consolation;
Purse $2oo.
Snip got the lead in first half. but
Ranyan crawled by her and came first.
The remainder Of the six entries bunched
in the rear Banyan won. Timc--l:5T L.
Banyan. CHI. f.. 3. w. E. Nelson (Cum-
m1nES) -
Strip, CHI. M. 5. Mastiurtium way
mack) :. :
Ray. CHI. e.. aged (Rrcsch) ...........
vincidor. aged (Jackson). ........... !
american Express. CHI. G.. 3, by DR..
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James Stewart. out-the-ptke reporter
for The Intelltgencer Is Ill at his home
in Elm Heights addition. Elm Grove.
William Patterson Of Dallas. was
business caller in Wheeling yesterday.
Misses BESSIE and Alma Wilson Of the
Island. were the guests Of Miss Flor:
ence Kigcr Of Elm Grove, yesterday.
MesGames Ella and Mary McFaddcn
Of Glenwood. left yesterday for Colum-
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rriadeluhin Council

A special meeting Of the council OF
Triadelphia has been called for MONDAY
evening. This Is an important meeting
and all are requested TO be present az
many things pertaining to the to"n
welfare will be taken up. the regular
nc,,inr ni-ht was on Labor Day even
ing but was postponed owing to its be-
ing a holiday.
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ao.ro-dhurch Sunday.

Tomorrow Will be observed as Go
To-Church" Sunday in the First NJ. I.
church Of Elm Grove. -Four hundred
persons in Sunday school and every
member of the church present at one "r
more services during the day" has been
adopted as a slogan. and the indications
arc that that it will be realized.
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TWO Old Rival. Meet

If weather conditions permit. the
teams representing Patterson and Elm
Grove and Triad"Iphia will clash on the
Elm Grove grounds this afternoon. In
tho past two years Philadelphia has not
been represented on the diamond but
late this season they rcorganized and
although they have not played any great
number Of games they have some good
material. Crook will probably do the
twirling and Howard for tho Grove
The game will commence promptly az
$3.50 with Morgan having the ruling
hand
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OUT-THE-PIkE
Major IsrEcs Orders.

Mayor l.. !. Slociicr Of Fulton has is
Sttca an order tn tho citizens of ttat
town to give their yards thorough
cleaning and place their property in
healthful and slightly manner. In case
any 10 not comply with the order. steps
will b, taken hy which It will hc done
As various diseases are nr"vaicnt -
this time 1t is for th- good Of tho com
munIty that tho yards and streets be
given i thorough cleaning.
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Primary Department In Charge.

The primary department OF the stone
Church Sunday school will have charge
of the preliminary services at tomor-
row mornings session. The primary
section il quartercd in the basement OF
the church, and tomorrow's program has
been arranged to permit the parents to
see what Is being done by the children.
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paooirInc RridQeg,

The repairing Of the bridges OF tho
Pittsburgh division. Is. & .. railroaa.
which Is done annually. was commenced
in the Grove district. large camp
train having arrived from Pittsburgh y
large force of men has started the re-
pairing of the bridges between Fun
Grove and Wheeling. In many cases
tho bridges need new supports and
various other things which make 1t
necessary for a large number Of men.
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Mat Last Evening.

The regular monthly meeting or
Camp No. l, Daughters Of Veterans. or
Film Grove. was held last evening IN
their headquarters at Hands hall on
Main street. Routine OF business was
transacted,
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VIII Hike to Borgs Run.

This evening" a merry party OF the
South Sides ytlinger set will meet at the
homo Of Miss Hlda Wade, on Forty
eighth street and hike out to Boggs rum
where they will find pleasure in toast
ing marshmallows.
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Al her home on Liberty street. Elm
Grove. last evening. Miss Jessie Viii
liams entertained the members Of the
RI. &. l.. club. y large number OF young
la1;rS q tho pike section were in at
tendance and all enjoyed the evening
which was spent in :; social way. y de-
liciUuS luncheon WAS served by the
hostess afterwards.
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EXCEPTIONALLY LARGE ATTEND
ANCE is PLEASED WITH
GOOD PROGRAM.
Several Of thursdays diminished
Events Are Completed In. Addition
to Regular Program.

The final selection was played at
about 5 o'clock yesterday evening by
the excellent band in the grandstand
when Golden List came in a winner
in the last running race Of the 1911
state fair race meet on the Island
track. An exceptionally large crowd
was in attendance for the last day OF
the races, and not one OF the nine du-
ferent events caused the least dis
appointment to the spectators.
! No little excitement was furnished
Yhen Marchtast, a speedy entrant In
2:25 trot, took nasty tumble on
last lap Of the second heat. Payne,
driver, was slightly injured in, the
emit, but the horse arose immedt-
.1y and instinctively resumed the
face, coming by the judges stand
driverless but In a position several
lengths in front Of the last two horses.
Much to her regret, doubtless, March
fast received no credit for her efforts.
and was announced by the heartless
judge to have been distanced. Payne
was put In an automobile and rushed
to medical attention for several minor
! injuries.
Complete Thursdays Card.
All of Thursdays unfinished events
we're. completed the first part OF the
in apple-pie order. the favor
SITES winning each Of them In one heat
Of each event The fourth harness
event of Thursdays program. which
was not run on that day, was Cancelled
and the entries were distributed
throughout the several other events.
The fourth race on yesterdays pro-
gram. a 2:16 pace, was. not run be-
cause OF the threatening appearance
Of the dark clouds about 4 o'clock, but
no one complained. as the fans had
been given sufficient entertainment
for one afternoon.
Much interest Yas manifested in the
final consolation events for the horses
that had run and had not come in for
first or second money. Heavy betting
was to be seen on the last running
race, which was also consolation
run, in which Golden List was the
tavorite as well as the easy winner.
The three regular harness events
we're each well run, although nothing
sensational was accomplished owing
10 the slowness Of the course from the
rains Of Thursday. However, great
cuts were made In the last heats OF
the unfinished races compared to the
time OF the heats the day before.
Fair officials are well pleased with
the success Of this years racing pro
gram, and state that the card for the
next state fair will be even better.
Following is a summary and score OF
yesterdays events In the order they
were run:
a:1S T1oE, 1nSf uN1uHH1D
1AcE-Pu1SX $500.
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goo PACE, THIRD RACE, UH1u1sH.
ND, PURSE $500.
F39th H0At.


Three starterS-Kate Mckinney lost
out-Barlight led entire lap-Harvey K.
broke on second rap-Kate Mckinney
made good try but Barlight won the heat
and race-Kate Mckinney second and
Harvey K third. The money was divi-
tled IN the same manner. Barlisht takes
Fourth money. too. Time Of the mile
bit. br. T., by Hal
7. E. Mann. Suth-
Iowa (Mann)... /
Kinney, g. m, by
Kinney (Nuckols). 1 3 2 2 2
K. bl. g., by Bon
bndie (Erskine>... 3
-z:14A: 2:14A; 2:15h: 2:14;
nor, 11nsr RACE. PURSE $500.
3trSt Heat.
hH William got the lead-John Spen-
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storm DOCS Damage.

l, has just been reported that t1e
country districts suffered very hcaTils
from the effects OF the storm WhtI"
visited this vicinity Thursday Lieht-
ming was more prevalent In the coun,
try districts than in the CITY anu
struck a barn belonging TO II. T. MOSS
OF Sand Hill instantly Killing se'e,'
head of valuable cattle. The crops 'su
Tered much damage, the heasy
wnshinr many Of the fields. The rain
however, did not do much damage in the
civ districts.
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Mating Of Beneficia1 Society.

The Beneficial Society Of the Zion
Lutheran church will hold n special bus
mess meeting Tuesday evening in the
lecture room Of the church. 4 full at
tendance is requested.
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Roast Beef Supper.

On Saturday evening. September Is.
tho Brotherhood of Trinity Lutheran
will hold roast beef supper in the din
ing room Of the church.
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70 annrov. Edewood Bonds.

Assistant Attorney General Henry y.
Nolte of Charleston, arrived In Wheel
ing last night. to put the finishing tauch-
es to the approval OF the Edgwood street
Improvement bonds. which were sold this
week to the German bank OF Wheeling.
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EurlonEs; Purse $500

Booth (Morrow) .................. 5
Old Charter tGarnerl. OVERWHELMINGLY. 6
Time-1:5Tla.
Seventh Race--41a Furlongs; Purse $500
Five Sturtcrs-bad start. Lady Betty
was left at the post; Golden List got n
good length lead: Manfrid threatened to
oyertakc him several times but failed.
letting Golden List win the race. Time
1857.
co Golden List NalcourD. ......... l
% Manfrid (Morrow) ...............
CD Lady CapriciuuS. ................ J
90 Lady Betty (Waymack) ......... 4
(5) Milton Campbell (Caywood) ...... 5
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Union Meeting.

A union meeting Of the Young Peoples
societies of the First Reformed church
Of Bellalre and st. Stephens Reformed
church, South Wheeling. will be held in
the lecture room Of the church on Mon
day evening. September 18th.
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killed by slate fall In = mine Of the
srokeless Coal and Coke company.
August 10, SEQ a month";


August 10, $50 month.
Compensation was aIsb awarded to n
J. Perkins, of Horton I cmploye OF the
Parsons Fulp and Lumber company In.
jured eye, % weeks al s7.9S; Nick
Georgia Of Fairmont.i cmployc Of the
Fuirmont Window Glass company. lac-
Grated wound Of finge1s. IS weeks at So:
Archie Hamilton Of Excelsior. cmploye
of Excelsior Pocahontas Coal company.
aEputation index fihger. 80 weeks at
S6.93: Doss Player OF Cary. cmployc OF
tho United States Cbal and Coke conf
pany. amputation of toes. 60 weeks At
SIS: c. W. Messeng4r of Clarksburg. en-
ployc of Norwood Glass company lacer-
atcd forearm. 100 weeks at SIS: John Fl.
Carey. Jr.. Of WtllsburG. cnploye Of
Eagle Glass and Manufacturing CON.
rany. amputationi OF fingers. so weeks al
IS; Owen T. Campbell Of Holidays Cove.
employc Of Phelps Can company. ampu.
tation Of fingers 81 weeks at IS. =
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very good grade. Many OF the residents
of Elm Grove have already recelVeo
quantities from the farmers.
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Hourth Xeat.

Four starters-Ira c.. got the lead
and kept 1t for 10th laps but he broke
on the home stretch. letting the rensain-
ing entries finish ahead. Ruth Palmer
won the heat and the race. Ormonde
Rose second: Louis s.. third. and Ira c..
fourth. The money was divided the
same as the horses finished in the last
heat. Time Of the mile 2:15N.
Ruth Palmer. b. m by Judge
Raj m r-Pat Dousherty.
Deleri11e. N. (Dougherty) 1 1 !
Ormonde Rose. b.. m. by Or
monde (Mallow) .......-.
Louis S.. :. h. by, All STAN
key (Shatfer) ...-....... !
Ira c.. bay &. by Don Gale
(Erskine) ...-.......-...
Time-2:21N; 2:21: 2:2o: 2:16N.
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will be held in the Sunday school room
Of the church. All teachers are request
ed to attend,
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Teachers' Meeting.

Tuesday evening the regular weekly
meeting of the teachers of the Sunday
school of St. Pauls Evangelical church
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Back To the "Pen."

Will LYNCH convict who has beer
working on the roads near here with q
convict gang but who. persisted In run.
ming away. was taken back to the pen
today by GUARD J. \. Coleman. Upon
hir capture the last time he had been
lodged In tIl 4 county Jail. Coleman also
had a prisoner from Wyoming county
in his custody.
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Foulk Succeeds Green.

Governor Cornwell today announced
the appointment OF Professor w. 81.
Fouik of Huntington as state historian
and archiTist to succeed Professor H. 8.
Green. who se term will expire Scptem-
her 10. p Professor Foulk was. superln:,
tenGent Of schools Of Huntington for
many yea re. and before that was su.
perintcndent OF schools at Piedmont. :,
Profess for Foulk's appointment will
not be effective until October l.
Professor Green was appointed TO the
office by former Governor II. D. Hat
field. who later made an attempt to
divide the office to provide a place for
c.. A. BoIden as archirist.