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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-07-12
AUTOMOBILE MECHANIC
ENTERS BANKRUPTCY
Ollie Adams Piles Petition Yesterday
Nolan Case Referred to Re1eree
Cummtna.

\ voluntary petition in bankruptcy
vas tlnd yesterday In tho local federal
court by Ollie Adams. Wheeling auto
mobile mechanic. through his attorney.
Andrew Johnson Porter. Tho liabilities
urr .Sl.43i.95 and assets. consisting
principally Of household goods. $3.50 An
nrd",' Of reference was entered referring
the cas-" 10 Rcfrrc" Thomas +. JACOBS
"ho entered m order adjudication IN
the absence Of Judge A. G. Dayton. who
is "u1 "f che district. spending several
weeks in Aahcvillc. y. C..
In the bankruptcy matter OF Aurby 8.
Nolan an order of reference was en-
l.r..I 10y Clerk lloyd to lteferee j. w.
TumrntnS, who entered IN order ar al
iudica ton In thu absence OF Judge Day.
ton from the district.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-07-12
'MECHEN

An important meeting OF the Nc
Mechen Red Cross society will be held
this evening at s o'clock in the chap
ter's headquarters mt Tenth and. Mar
shall streets. Business matters con-
corning the welfare OF the organization
are 10 be given attention and 1t IS
urged that every officer and all mem
bers of the various committees attend.
Interested citizens are invited 10 at.
! tend Mr.. Postlcwalt, OF Washington.
D. c., ono Of the national organizers,
will be present at the meeting =.
Harry Cooper, Of this city, has re-
signed his position as local superb:
tendent Of the Ohio Valley and BROOK
Electric company to accept the general
managership Of the Tyler and Union
Traction and Electric company, with Of
fees In SistersvIlle. Nr. Cooper win
move his family to SIstersville as soon
ms possible. He will assume his duties
July IS.
T. w. Keffer and son. H. D. Ketfer
! left yesterday for Wallace. where they
vii. visit the formers 'brother-in-law.
r. w Robey.
Charles Black. well known resident OF
this city, continues seriously Ill at his
home on Marshall street
MIS-. L. =. NcMcchen ID IN New
York visiting her daughter. Mrs. Grace
Grose.
The Ladies' Aid society OF the Chris.
tian church will hold its regular all:
day meeting today in the basement Of
the church.
Master Philip maritime. Of Middleton,
o. Is visiting relatives here for a few
days.
Friendship Castle. No. 7. knights OF
the Golden Eagle, held a we'll attended
business meeting last evening at tho
lodge headquarters in the McMechc1
building.
Albert Hanley. Of this city. is spend
ing the week with Cameron relatives
Clarence Fisher has resumed his
duties in Pittsburgh, after a visit 3
his home here.
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Personals and Briefs.

Miss Virginia Leach. OF Rrnwood. Is
visiting friends and relatives in Elm
Grove. ,
Fl. L. Porter. Of Pittsburgh, was In
Elm Grove transurting business ycster'
day.
Miss Virginia R"Etkc Is the guest OF
Miss Minnie Craft. OF Triadelphia.
Howard DrRrudgc. Of GAINESVILLE, is
the guest OF Mrs. 6. +. Harris. OF Valley
Grove.
Misses Lille May Porter and Margaret
Plummcr. of Wheeling, are the guests
of Miss Minnctta Craft. OF Triadclphia;
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Morgan OF
West Alexander. are the guests or Mrs
L. H. hoffman, of Warwood.
John Farris. OF Grafton was n ous''
moss caller in Fulton. yesterday.
n. \. Vrrrcs. Of Columbus. O.. was In
Fulton yesterday on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. ". Cuttings. of Elm
Grove. will leave to-day for Dallas. where
they will be the guests OF relatives and
friends. ~
H. q. LonhcrE. of New Philadelphia
Pa. Is the guest Of relatives al west
Alexander.
Miss Eleanor Howard, Of st. Clnirs'
willie. il spending the weekend with
friends in Fulton.
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TRIBUTE TO OPIE P.
READ; HERE TODAY
(By d. n. P. P.)

Today there will arrive in Wheeling n
man who has for moro than quarter
Of century made the shadows that
come at times over each or our iiV~
fec and the sun shine I'm ihr heart; a
man who has entertained the tens or
thousands Df people in all walks OF
lirc-the rich, poor. high and low; who
has talked 10 them in The still hours or
morning and in the twilight Of even
ing: 'one who has laughed with them
and brought tears to their eyes. ana
who has entertained more people 1rom
the school boy and girl in their happy
days to the aged and intirm; one VINO
can take weed and pick out the beau
tirul parts OF II and it will seem TO be
n flower: ono who can lift up mans soul
and make him laugh at trouble.
There have been thousands through
tho land who Ia o met him. but there
have been millions who have read the
books from his pen. This great big
man. with 4 voice as low and sweet as
the harp nf Irrtheria and The heart or
all kindness. is to h" her" today. This
man of genius. love. patience and hos
Vitality is none other than Dpic Rend.
who is 10 SPEAK tonight ut the Chau-
tauQua.
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Learn This

want TO be efficient man. know that efficiency -
largely a matter Of health I will daily watch my
condition and give my body at least the Sumo
that would give to good piece of machinery. When
II needs a\tonc regulator will neither alcohol
nor habit forming drugs but will take the pure nature
prescription which will clear the system OF waste mat
ter regulate the stomach liver and kidneys. correct
constipation indigestion. relieve sick and nervous
heada ches purify blood. will use Bulgarian
Blood Tea knowing that it fuIhls all these require
mens. A 5O-cent package lasts for months All drug
gsts have 1t. If prefer tablets ask for g. b. T.
Health Tablets. Purely vegetable, safe certain and
convenient.
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FOREIGNER MISSING;
PROBABLY DROWNED
North Wheeling Man Fails to Return
FROM Martins Ferry and Boat Can
not he Pound.

North Wheeling foreigners last even
Ing wore searching for a foreigner who
they believe has been drowned. The
police have hncn unable 10 secure IN"
name If the missing man.
On Monday tho foreigner purchased an
old iohnhoat from Marty Elwood. That
night hr made q trip 10 Martins Ferry
and back On Tuesday night he made
another trip to Martins Ferry. bur failed
TO return. When he did not show up
Wednesday, follow countrymen started
search. but the hunt failed tn reveal
either his whereabouts mr. the boat.
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DRUGGISTS OPPOSE
TAX ON ALCOHOL
SENATE BILL PROPOSES TO DOU.
BILE PRESENT TAX ON I'M
PORTANT DRUG.
Would Increase Price Of All Drugs
From so to 100 Per Cent
Resolution Adopted.

Druggists. both wholesale and re-
tail, are bitterly opposed to the rev
enue bill as proposed by the senate
imposing not only a tax Of per cent
on the manufacturers prices or Pro
prietary medicines but doubling Lne
tax on alcohol used for medicinal nur-
poses. At meeting held in this city
Monday night druggists of norlnern
West Virginia and eastern ONO
adopted Il resolution protesting
against this gross injustice TO the
public as we'll as 10 the pharmacy anu
drug trade" and urging representatives
posed measure.
The present tax on alcohol Is $40
gallon. making the normal cost OF
alcohol about So gallon. ScarcliS
Of the products which go into It's max,
Ing and other causes have advanced
the price TO 81 or $3.50 a gallon, a
prominent druggist told The Intclll,
gencer yesterday. II the proposed tax
Is added it will increase the price 10
$3.50 or 81 gallon.
Affects Prescription Trade.
Alcohol, as he pointed out, Is the
preventative basis Of practically every
drug in ordinary use. Being a great
solvent, 1t Is used TO extract the VIZ
tue from many vegetables and hcrDs
used in drugs. With its cost multi
piled BY three 1t would seriously, al,
feet the prescription trade as well as
patent medicines. he said. increasing
their cost from so to 100 per cent.
Druggists think the proposed TAX
on alcohol unnecessary anu unjust III
view of the fact that 1t hits most
important public necessity:
At Monday nights meeting reso'
luton was also adopted urging that
pharmacy be- represented on Inc al
Yisoly council Of national DEFENSE as
Is medicine.
The resolution relative to the TAX
on alcohol was as follows: -,
whereas, The senate revenue Dill
not only imposes tax or per cent
on the manufacturers price or pro-
prietary medicines but doubles the TAX
on alcohol used for medicinal pur'
poses, thus increasing materially Tue
cost of every prescription 10 the CON
sumer, while exempting luXurles from
taxation: therefore, 20
Resolved. That the pharmacists. or
West Virginia and Ohio. in conFenloo
assembled at Wheeling, July = 1871.
record their solemn protest against
this gross injustice 10 the puDlC as
we'll as 10 pharmacy and the drug
trade. and earnestly urge the dclesa-
lions in congress from Ohio anu west
Virginia to use their best EFFORTS 10
defeat the proposed increase IL inc
tax on medicinal alcohol.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-07-12
METALS

NEW YORK. July 1.-the metal en-
change quotes lead quiet: spot III.
SprItrr easy: spot East st. Louis de-
livery. So asked.
At London: Lead. spot. f2n los: fu-
lures, go los. Sprl,cr. spot. E54: flu
lures ESQ.
Cnprrr quiet: clcc,rolytic. spot and
nearby. 100 fr%2. IN. nominal: August
and later. 2S.0oWal0n.
Iron firm and unchanged.
Metal exchange quotes TN quiet; spot.
i".76.
At iontnn: Srol copper. fl30; futures.
CI"a lbs: rIcctroIytlr. El42. Spot tin.
G"4I: futures. E240 ION.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-07-12
LOCAL DRAFTED MEN
MAY BE TRAINED HERE
Commercial Association to Have Com
mlttee Cooperate With Wheel
ing Plattsburg Officers.

A committee will be appointed In a
few DAYS BY the Wheeling CONNER
cial Association, consisting Of Ave
business men, who will cooperate with
the Wheeling branch of the Plattsburg
association to train all young men Of
this community drafted into service.
They will be- given target practice and
other training for war.
1t Is reported that the recruits Of
this section will be taken TO Ken
lucky. for training. in October. but in
the meantime the Plattsburg members
will give them an opportunity to learn
military tactics.
The committee will also look after
the comfort Of the boys when they
are In active service.
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RECRUITS WILL FLY
First Flights to Be Made by Young
Men Of West Virginia Flying -
Carps Early Next Week.

Flights will probably be made by
West Virginia Flying corps early next
week The dozen recruits selected
from many parts Of the state recently
by the board have been given preliu1-
mary examinations and further tests
will be made today. II is reported
that there is little doubt but all the
- men will be passed.
Three of the men have been in
training on the Beech Bottom field for
the past several days. They are: T.
L. Ernest Of Huntington, Louis Buss.
Ter OF Cairo, w. Va. and Thomas l..
Kent of California. The trio will like
ly make their initial fight early next
week.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-07-12
''LINSLY OFF PRESS
Annual Issue Of Popular School Maya,
zinc Filled With Interesting
Information.

The annual edition Of "l.insly." oi1i-
rial nuhlicatior OF Linsly institute.
came from the press yesterday. 1t is
/ very crcdttable publication and re.
fecta a great deal of credit on the ed,
itorial star. William Keeter. 10, Is
editor-in-ch.et; Henry Herman. ~. as
sistant editor: Howard Fehrenbach.
'1S. busiaess manager, and Charles
Robinson. 10, assistant business man
4Ger.
Auoax the interesting contributors
are the Llnaly calendar for l911-l8;
q rcyie~ OF the equipment and general
advantages OF tho school, a complete
htatarJ Of tho institution. and an
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-07-12
OUT-TAE-PIkE
.r.+sa ON yagrancy Charge.

sylvia Moxley and Brady Creighton
both of Triadelphia. were arrested
Tuesday on the charge Of violating
the antl-vagrancy law. The warrants
we're issued by Squire Charles Scibert
OF Elm Grove. on complaint OF Mayor
Creighton, of Triadeiphia. Both were
released upon their promise TO go ;e
work. Monkey secured position a
the Creighton coal mine on Peters run
starting Yesterday, and Brady Creighton
will 60 10 work today in the new mine
ut Triadelphla- Both are said 10 have
worked last winter. but quit few days
ago. The arrests were made by Deputy
Sheriff l.. .. Fermilllop
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South Marshall street, are visiting at
the Moundsville camp grounds.
Miss Virginia Leach U. H.. 8. ~.
is visiting friends and relatives at Elm
Grove. ~,
MISS Marie Ruckman, of South Mar
shall street, Is Ill.
Is recovering from an illness.
Harold Cross, Of Chicago. was a ousl-
ness visitor in this city yesterday. :.
Miss Florence Hall, OF S9uth Mafshan
street, is visiting at Sand Hill.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-07-12
BETHEL MAN HURT
milton Montgomery In Serious CondI
tton In Ills Home az Result OF
Failing from, Barn

Milton Montgomery. ono OF tho most
widely known farmers in the Bethe!
community. is lying In his home NJ
Rethel in n serious condition AZ re-
suit OF falling from the second story of
his barn late last week.
Mr.. Montgomery received three pro-
ken ribs, u number OF sevnre bruises
about the head and body. and II Is fear
ed he sustained Internal injuries.
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Services Sunday Afternoon.

Rev. Fred Williams. OF Wheeling. Will
dc1iyer a sermon at the Mt. Union chap
Ell Sunday afternoon at 3 o'clock.
Rev. J. P. LeyenbcrGer. pastor OF tho
Third Presbyterian church Of South
Wheeling. Will preach at the open air
services TO be held on the lawn sur
rounding the old Stone church. on tho
Stone church road. Sunday evening At
$50 o'clock
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Charged with Insulting Girl

Jack BunnA lhe IOrtlgneT WHO V0n-
ducts dyelng and pressing business
IN the State Bank building. Elm Grove.
was fined and severely lecturod at n
hearing last night before Squire Charles
Seibcrt. on the charge OF insulting n
girl. He Is alleged 10 have followed
n young woman up Main street. Elm
Grove, a few nights ago. When she
was near the Stone bridge. 1t was
charged. nc whistled to her. and then
started to run after her. He caught
her when she WIS near the Monument
place, 1t was said. but she succeeded i'll
breaking his hold. He was arrested u
few weeks ago on a similar charge.
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SUGAR

NEW YORK. July ll.~~RHw sugar
sir;.dly: centrifugal. 8.33: molasse%4 h.fa.
Refined steady: fine Eranulnicd. 760 q
\. On.
Sugar futures inactive. with prices Mt
nnuf Il point or two under yoHlnrnay'
Later the list rallied on covering and
closed strady and . 10 points higher,
Sales. 1850 tons. September. 6.4G; De-
canher. 500: January, ABS; March,
i,7S
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SOUTH SIDE NEWS
nv compton to Preach.

Next SUNDAY morning DR. NJ. r.
Compton. superintendent Of the NJ. =;
churches nf Wheeling district. Will
preach al The Wesley ". +. church. Kew
y. Y. DeRolt. tn" regular pastor WI"
was removed Ia the ohio Valley Cen
cruI hospital some time ago. is reported
10 be improving nicely.
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At the Fairgrounds.

Saturday will he thildr"n's da% AZ
tho Twcnty-SiXth street pihNgrounuS:
An excellent program hhs been aranSeu
for thu event. AZ ) O'Clock inc ch'iore"
will march through III" streets near tn2
,l,vcrourds and later return 10 take
nurI in the Mother Goose play. After
nov, ruioying a number Of games. the
children will have their fair.
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eaorqs w Ftshsr Is Dead

Yesterday, evening at o'cIock. OCCUR,
red tho denth OF George Fisher vel
known farmer Of the Union HUI road
lis, was i'm his 4gth year, and death was
due to a complication Of diseases. Death
occurred at the North Wheeling hospital,
where he had been removed. after being
Ill for some time.
lilo il survived by his wife. two sons,
Row and Ray and. three daughters. Mary.
Madeline and Anna Funeral services
will be held In the Royen's Point United
Presbyterian church. Friday morning
at II o'clock. Rev. Roy T. Morris. pas,
tor Of the church, will be in charge. and
internent will follow in the West Alex
auder cemetery.
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sprnras PARTY Last Might.

Edward Hurley. or Elm Heights, was
pleasantly surprised at his HON" last
evening, when five couples gathered at
his home The affair was planned by
Mrs: Hurley, and tho evening was spent
in a pleasant way. refreshments being
served at q scasonable hour.
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BENEFITED by champeriaIn's LIniment
Last winter | used Chamberlain-s
Eminent for rheumatic pains, stiffness
and soreness of the knees. and can
conscientiously say that never used
anything that did me so much good.''''
Edward Craft. Elba, N. Y. Obtain
able everywhere,
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Police Court.

Tuesday evening OFFICER Herman
Specht picked up three drunkS and DIS
orderlics who were enjoying themselves
on the Bellaire ferry landing. He found
them to be l'eter Gil. James Ryan and
Shorty" Webster. They were invited
to spend the remainder Of the nj ght
in the city lookup. Last evening when
they were arraigned before Mayor Clark
SPROUTS, one paid his fine.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-07-12
uuARHHss ALLEGED.

WASHINGTON, July ll.-Forma!
complaint against tho Curtis Publishing
company WAS ssued to-day by the Fed
erul Trade Commission. charging unfair
business practices and sitting or COM
petition by refusing TO sell ihe Sainr-
day Evening Post to d"ulers handling
cor: pclltorS' publications..
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Steven NAteItcf.

On Tuesday evening at II o'clock. a,
The death Of Steven. Matesick, In the
2Sth year of his age. Funeral services
will be held Friday morning at g
Johns church with Rev. Father r; NJ
Schooner officiating. 1nterment Will pe
made In Mt. Calvary cemetery.
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Start Remodeling Building.

The WORK OF rGmodeIlnH INC NaIIeY
Grove school house has been started by
Contractor H. W. Fair and the building
il being changed under the direction OF
thc>Lihrrty district board of education.
so that il will he made to conform with
tho requirements Of the state board or
health. After the work mas ocen com
nletcd. Or. John {. Hupp. a member OF
the county health board. will inspect the
building and send his report TO Or. 5. l..
Jepson, at Charleston.
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In thu Mnd-

Yesterday afternoon one Of the Ford
trucks OF the Kimberly Contracting
COMPANY. OF Wheeling. was caught In 4
mud hole OH the street that runs para! :
lei TO the West Virginia Traction a.
Electric Company's tracks between
Woodlawn and Echo Point. It required
several hours work before It could be
mONed
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Elm Grove Council Meeting.

The council OF the town of Elm Grove
will hold Il regular monthly meeting nus
cycning in the town hall. The principal
matter for consideration is the bond
issue which was decided upon at a re-
cent meeting. The Issue aggregates
$4,000 which will be used for purchase
Ing n firc-fighting truck. and new fire
hose. and improve several streets Of tho
town.
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reachsrs' Examinations.

County Superintendent OF Schools j.
H. Lazear announced last evening that
the third and last uniform teachers en-
aminations will DO held in the Woods
dale public school. AT Woodsda!e, Thurs
dny and Friday, July 10 and 20.
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Mtss Murray EntsItainx.

Last evening at her home on Marshall
s,rest, Miss Nellio Murray pleasantly
entertained A number OF friends IN honor
OF her 18th birthday anniversary. Games
readings and music preceded a Two
course luncheon.
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Euchre Party.

A euchre party was held In the ST.
Nichaers church al Edg!nglon Lane last
night under the auspices OF the chris
tian Mothers society Handsome prizes
were awarded to the winners.
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rira penart.nsut Election.

Tho annual election Of tho Volunteer
fire department OF the town OF EdGwoon
will he herd tonight In the town hall,
The fro laddies arc expecting full at
tendance Of the members.
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The Bicycle Club. WHICH the boys Or
the pike section organized recently, held
their regular meeting last night in thee
basement Of the Vance Memorial! church
of Woodlawn, last night.
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Miners Quit working.

Yesterday morning the coal miners Of
tho H!tchman Coal Company, who re-
Gently affiliated with the United Mine
Workers OF America. quit working and
ploy again until the union Is recog-
ntzpd
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Red Cross Meeting.

This evening at 1880 at the city nan
the local Red Cross branch will hold an
Important meeting.l AL those who wish
to do Something for the good Of the
society are requested to attend.
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Inn nj Bethlehem. where they will roast
wcincrs. The remainder Of the evening
will be spent In games and music.
IT was announced last night that the
chorus would hold no practice this week,
as Mrs. l.. b. Lewellyns class OF the
Sunday school will sing at the Sunday
school services Sunday morning in
stead
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-07-12
trinity Lutheran Picnic.

Trinity Lutheran sunday school VIII
hold It's annual picnic today al hiaF-
ncy's grove. Games. relay races anu
.,hlrtics help compose the excellent pro-
gram.
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w,Innr Hoept Tonirht.

The members Of the chorus OF thu
Stone Presbyterian church OF Elm
Grove. chaperoned by Miss Anna Grand
staff. director. will walk 10 Waymans
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rnrtn to Columbug.

William ("Midge") Burke, r. popular
Young man Of this city will leave
This evening for Columbus, where ne
Will take the final examination for tho
hospital corps OF the United states
army
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nouncements of the course Of insTuc,
ton in each department..
Cuts showing the new dormltory
science library. assembly room. foot
ball squad, basketball team and base,
ball teams and cuts OF the faculty and
student officers enliven the pages
There are many other features OF In
terest TO alumni and friends Of this
historic old military and college pre-
paratory school
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Automobile Trip.

This evening George Furbee and Jas
Mahood Will leave in the formers auto
mobile for An extended trip TO eosteFn
Ohio and western Pennsylvania.
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BENWOOD
whitn Rosa Meeting.

This evening the White Rose lodge
No. 80, Will hold y. special business meet
ing at their headquarters in McMecnen
hall on Main street.
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SI.z Manning Entertained.

Last "v"uinG at her home on South
Water stree: Miss Marie Manning on
tcrtaincd the Betsy Ross club. Games
and music we're followed by refresh
mcnts.