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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-08-21
new MARTlNSV|LLE

NEW MARTINsVILLE. W. Va. Aug.
2n.--The Ladies Aid Society Of the NJ.
f. church will be entertained by Mr.
and Mrs. D. B. and B. J. Potts this
Tuesday afternoon at their camp on the
Levely farm two miles south OF the
city.
The Miami fishing club will break
camp Wednesday. after having spent
two weeks Of pleasure on the Nissan
farm. they have entertained over ono
hundred guests during the past week.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. F. Burgers Of Read
err spent Friday and Saturday in the
Mr.. and Mrs. James Will Of Welcome.
spent Sunday the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs.
John Loehr.
Thurman Myers and family Of Pitts
burgh. spent the past week the guest Of
Mr.. Myers parentE Mr.. and Mrs. 8. My.
ers in the North end.
William Morgan Of PorterheId. was
here Saturday. looking after business
matters.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Google and son.
Charles. will arrive homo Thursday
Philip Broot Of Baskerville. spent
Sunday with his mother at the Bost Ho.
tel
Mrs. John Harris and son. John. Jr..
In the guest Of her parentA Mr. ana
Mrs. Levi Obleiger. on Main street.
F. ". Parsons Of Proctor. was here
Monday looking after business matters.
d. J. KnvanauGh returned home from
Charleston Saturday. where he was WIS.,
itinK friends.
George Francis Of Clarksburg, spent
Sunday with his family on Duerr street.
Mont McIntire who has been In train
To- l.
officers reserve corps. is spending few
days visiting his parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
J. W. McIntire on North street.
Mrs. !Thos. L. Dunlap 10 visiting with
friends In Pittsburgh ana other points
in Pennsylvania.
Miss Elxie Aushuitx Of Pittsburgh.
Pa. spent the past week visiting her
aunt. Miss Eliza Martin. on North
street.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-08-21
High School Election
To Be Held In Tyler

CHARLESTON. w. Va. Aug. 20-The
state department Of schools was notified
today on an election to be held in Union
district. Tyler county. to decide the
question OF establishing second high
school in the district high school
was established in this district last year
a: Friendly. II Is proposed to establish
the new school at Shiloh.
New high schools will be opened for
the first time this fall. It was announced
by the department. at Gnpmills. Monroe
county: Greenbank. Pocahontas county:
Mullins Wyoming county, and Kermit.
MinGo county.
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METALS.

NEW York. Aug 20.-The metal ex-
change quotes lead steady: spot 10H q
lie. Spelter easy: spot East st. Louis
delivery 81 MSHc-
At London-Lead. spot $50 1oc: flu
lures f29 10c. Spclter. spot f54. futures
ESQ.
Copper duull: clectrolytic. spot and
nearby nominal: September and fourth
quarter $25.00627.o0.
Iron firm: No. l northern S53.0O1
54.O1: No. > s52.50T53.5O: No. south
ern $4,000 q 5000: No. . s4S.50 T49.5o.
Metal exchange quotes tin weak: spot
offered at $3.50.
At London-Spot copper fl20: futures
f119 10c: elactrolytic E137: spot tin f?43;
futures i240.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-08-21
British Miners Oppose
Conference Of Socialists


ENMOUTH. Eng. Aug. 20.-The ma
tional conference Of the miners feder-
alton of Great Britain decided today ny
vote of $40 to 1854 that the British
labor party should not be represented at
the international Socialist conference at
Stockholm This is reversal or
previous decision Of the miners federa-
tion..
LONDON, Aug. co.-The decision or
the miners conference at Exmouth
against the sending Of delegates OF the
British labor party to Stockholm PROB
! ably will have some influence on the
meeting Of the labor party tomorrow,
when tho whole question will be re-
viewed.
At the meeting Of the labor party,
August 10 when decision was reached
| in favor Of attending q consultative
| conference at the Swedish capital. the
miners practically held the deciding
vote which they cast In favor OF send
! ing delegates to the conference after
hearing the statement Of Arthur Hen
derson, labor membcr OF the British war
council. who registered the following
| day.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-08-21
Questionable Conduct on Pike

COMPLAINTS will be made this week or
have already been made to the county
authorities regarding the conduct Of au-
10 parties out the local pike after dark
The. section Of the pike from the cor
poration limits to the first turn In the
road west Of Tenth street resembles
parking place after dark and the con-
duct Is such that respectable people de-
mand that an end be put to the disor-
derby practices. Local officers are pre-
vented from breaking up the parties ow-
Ing to the fact that they are outside the
city limits.
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BIG INCREASE IN THE
JULY COAL SHIPMENTS

NEW YORK. Aug. 2o.-An increase Of
S.46S.000 tons in the amount Of BIZ
luminous coal transported by the rail-
roads Of the United States In July over
the same month last year was shown In
report issued here today by Fairfax
Harrison. chairman Of the railroads war
board. The total amount carried during
the month was 764.965 carloads as
against 635.244 carloads In July, 1915
an increase of 20.4 per cent.
Cooperative effort by the railroads to
give the nation n maximum OF service
for war purposes made the increased
coal tonnage possible, the report stated
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RrldReDort YrSafr.

Miss Louise KnellinGer has returned
from . vacation spent at Fairmont.
DR.. John Caldwell Of Rayland was In
town yesterday.
Miss Hattie Crickenbergsr n spending
Va, and Atlantic City. ~.
Judge Charles J. Lynch Of st. cisirs-
willie was in town yesterday.
Rodney Barnes OF st. Clairsvtllo was
in town on business yesterday.
Mrs. Thomas McKeeyer and children
have returned from a vacation spent at
Turkeyfooe lake.
Officer Johnson and Marshal Nc
Clarin arrested two plain drunks last
night.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-08-21
Cumberland Springs
Highway Given Approval

CHARLESTON. W. Va. Aug. 90
The state road commission has given
tentative approval to . movement IN tho
eastern panhandle for = state highwAy
to connect Cumberland. Nd. ana Hot
Springs. ". Va. passing through Min
eral. Hampshire. Hardy Grant md Pom
dleton counties in West Virginia a
conference Of delegates from the several
counties Interested has bsen called to be
held In Moorefield. August Is At which
Chairman A. -. Williams Of tho com.
mission has been asked TO b present.
Glass A. roads In the five West VIZ
einia counties have been established
along practically the route Indicated
and It 10 expected In that way 70 -,
cure both state and federal ~ II 0U14a.
AAE thA hkhHaM
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Chief Marshals Named

John Sheehan of Bellairc. president OF
the Belmont Trades and Labor Assem-
bly,, and Louis Leonard Of Wheeling
president Of the Ohio Valley Trades and
Labor Assembly. have been selected as
chief marshals for the big Labor Day
parade to be held in this city on La
hor.s holiday. The two chief marshals
have been given the privilege TO appoint
their aids. w. S. Morris OF this city
chairman Of the committee in charge OF
the event. said yesterday that there Will
be 10 bands In the parade. one Of them
36-piece band obtained by the miners
Of the Gaylord mines.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-08-21
To Withdraw Nomination
Of Hamilton as Brigadier

WASHINGTON. Aug. 20.-The SEN
ate military affairs committee was ad-
vised today that President Wilson plans
to withdraw the nomination Of Colonel
Henry Dewitt Hamilton of the New
York national guard. to be one OF the
200 Brigadier Generals recently pro-
NOTED. Colonel Hamilton, whose non1in-
alton was recently held up for investi-
cation as to his reserve status, is said
to hav suffered a broken leg. promis-
ing to incapacitate him for active
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BenAire Briefs.

Miss Mabel Shepherd has gone TO Ep-
worth park to attend the teachers In
stitutc.
Fowler Ayres of Guernsey street has
returned from visit with friends at
Pittsburgh.
Paul CoSS has returned from a visit
with friends at Kittanning. Pa.
Miss Katherine Gallagher OF Gravel
Hill left yesterday for a visit with
friends at Canton.
Mrs. A. S. Malone and sister Of Noble
street have returned from trip to At
lantic City.
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Fairgrounds Get Revenge

The Martins Ferry Fairgrounds ball
team obtained revenge for the defeat at
the hands Of the Twenty-sixth street
Fairgrounds team Of Wheeling last
week when they defeated the wheeling
team on the local diamond YESTERDAY
afternoon by the score Of l1-4. The local
youn gsters played good ball. having on
" two errors. Paden who pitched TOT
the Ferrians famed II opposing OATS
meu and held the Wheclingttes TO Two
hits The deciding game between the
two teams will be played at league PARK
Friday afternoon.
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Inqucsts into the deaths OF Mildred
Banner and George Kovach who We're
murdered Sunday Will be held In this
city today by Coroner Wyatt. The Ban
Ter inquest will be held at the CITY
building at two o'clock and the kovach
inquest will be held at the Roger NOR
que at three o'clock. The funerals "
the Victims Will be held this after
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-08-21

Morrow and Fallen Of the local eXemp-,
ton board. If this ratio holds Booo
throughout the total number Of cxamin-
atoms, the 500 men examined Will met
about 240 conscripts and 1t will likely
be necessary. therefore. to examine
about 200 additional men TO obtain thls
districts quota of $40 men. although
the members of the exemption ooaro
worked hard all day yesterday. they
did not succeed in completing 'neit
work as expected. but they say thn'
there is little doub: but that the names
OF. the men drafted will be known TO-
Nil
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11a-4ina Parry Briefs.

Miss Sara Coss Is home from NoloIl
bus 10 visit her father. W. II. Coss ST.
Of Indiana street.
The Triangle club will hold dance
tomorrow evening at the Fraternai hall
The Elite orchestra will furnish the
music. -..
William Rutter of North Fourth
@, roct returned last night from Phila'
delnhIa. where he was called by the
death Of a relative.
Mrs. Dan Leo and nieces. Misses re
gina md Loretta Mckee. arc home from
visiting relatives in Pittsburgh.
/ NJ Henderson Of North Fourth
-,reat who was seriously injured In AL
auto accident at Flushing two weeks
200 hns been brought to his home IN
this city. ~ ,.
Hannah Belle Graham. Doris Vehum
Bess Sedgwick and Mary and Florence
Rose are home from vacation spent
at Buckeye Lake. /.
Miss Ada Burt Of YOUNGSTOWN u
visiting relatives In this city.
Cyril Morris has returned from Faca'
ton spent IN Cleveland.
Emma infant daughter or MT |ano
Mrs John Hollis Of Assertion avenue
6,.d Yesterday afternoon Funeral ser
yices will be held today with inter
ment In Riverview cemetery.
George Snm, Hanover street creek
and Earl Marshall we're arrested yester.
day BY contnble Duncan and Humane
officer McManus on the charge OF
neht,nR, They put up for their appear
ance at hearing before Squire ons
Friday evening.
Messrs. Forest sedgwick. Byron Plank
and Byron Roberts have made arrange
n,ents for a dance to be held Friday
ovenin1 August 81. in the Elks hall
Music will be furnished by the Ideal
A new auto truck recently ordered by
r. C. Heslop & Son Is expected to ar
rive today.
DR., G.. B. Messerly has received
handsome new Oldsmoble Eight touring
car.
]. R. Shannon OF east Of Wheeling
has been Transferred to the local ofhce
Of the Equitable Insurance company.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-08-21
New York State Leads in
Buckwheat Production

WASHINGTON. Aug. 20.-Pennsyl-
vania probably will lose to New York
this year the title OF greatest buck
wheat producing state which she has
held for many years. Latest forecasts
by the department OF agriculture place
New York's prospective production at
$3.50 bushels and Pennsylvania at
6.5S4.Oo bushels. Both states planted
about fourteen per cent more, acrea sc
to buckwheat this year than last; New
York, 33l 900 acres and Pennsylvania,
3OS.O0O acres. Last year Pennsylvania 3
crop was 3.IS0.O00 bushels while New
York's was 100000 bushels less.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-08-21
AVIATOR KILLED.

DAYTON, O., Aug. 20.-The first
death at the Wilbur Wright aviation
school near this city is that Of young
student aviator. r. l.. Hayes. who lost
his balance while watching the opera
ton Of n rapidly revolving propeller on
Il federal airplanc and toppled over on
the propeller He died instantly. Hayes
n said to have lived in Tacoma, Wash.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-08-21
Celebration for Draft Men.

The permanent Memorial Day commit
tee held meeting last night in the
Commercial clubrooms and completed
plans for a big patriotic celebration in
the form OF 4 reception for the young
men Of the Bellaire district drawn in
the first draft and who leave here u
September for the various concentration
Camps. The celebration will take place
early in SeptembeI
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Coroner Wyatt Investigates.

Coroner J. r. Wyatt OF this city was
skept busy yesterday investigating the
two murders at Martins Ferry Saturday
and Sunday. Mildred Banner. one OF the
victims. was in Ecllairc carly Saturday
evening. She visited her nephew and a
family named Hill. The woman left Un-
accompanied on Il street car for Martins
Ferry at 1890 o'clock. Her lifeless body
was found Sunday morning. The cor
oner is also investigating the killing OF
George Kovach on the Cochran farm
near Martins Ferry. Sunday.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-08-21
MAYOR Ia Busy Mon

With Health officer Freeman and
Chief of Police Hyland out Of the city
on vacation. Mayor James Ralston is
exreriencing one Of the busiest periods
Of his busy career trying TO fulhll the
duties of three official positions In ad-
tfition to his regular business. Sunday
he was up all night until near day break
handling the crush Of crime that dcvel-
oped during the day.
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CHANGED THE DATES,

WASHINGTON. D. G.. Aux. @h.-Mob-
iIization Of the second Increment Of the
draft troops was to-day changed from
September Is to 10. and the third in
crement from September 50 to October
3. Mobilization Of the first increment
will be as previously announced, Sep
TENDER 5.
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ArrERBURY TO FRANCE.

PHILADELPHIA. Aug. 20.-Fice
President W. W. Attcrbury Of the Penn
sylvaria rallroad was today granted
leave OF absence II Is understood that
Mr.. Atterbury will 20 to France to as
sist in the construction and operation
of railroad lines there for the Transport
tatjon of troops, munitions and sup
plies.
Elisha Lee. general manager. has been
APPOINTED acting vice president. He will
he in charge OF the operation of the
lines cast Of Pittsburgh.
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Scouta to Cnmo

Stanley Rcece. Dave Williams, Jamie
Wyckoir. James Dacey and Kenneth
Hutchinson. members OF the Martins
Ferry troop of Boy Scouts will leave
this morning for Darlington to spend 10
days in camp. They will accompany
Scoutmaster Van Dync and several
members Of the Bridgeport troop.
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Budget Commission 30 Meet.

The budget commission Of Belmont
county will meet with the city officials
and members Of the city board of edu-
cation in the mayors office this even
ing The budget commission will hear
complaints from both departments rcla-
tive to the amount required to run the
expense Of each next year.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-08-21
yorkvtl1e to Make Showing

Yorkville promises TO be well repre-
scented in the big parade that is to be
hold here Labor Day. The Yorkvilie
lodge Of the Amalgamated Association
hns expended $500 for new uniforms and
Slnn for n handsome new banner. all OF
which will be exhibited publicly for the
first time In this city.
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uuIsTER RESIGNS

OTTAWA. Ont Aug. 20.-Robert Rog-
ers. Canadian minister Of public works
today rendered his resignation. He gave
as his reason that there had been 100
much delay in carrying into enect the
CONSUMPTION bill.
The bill has been passed by Shc house
Of commons but has not yet been en-
forced by the government.
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In Police Court.

Isaac Reuben. Main street merchant.
prefered charges against young man
by the name OF Walton. living In the
North End. charging him with assault
1t Is alleged that the trouble arose over
n bill which Walton claimed that &c had
paid.
Alonzo Haley. cnlored. WAS arrested
br officer Reddy on charge Of being
drunk and indecent exposure. Joe Cuff
fin. plain drunk, was also arrested by
officer Reddy.
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SUGAR.

NEW YORK. Aux. 20.-Raw sugar
steady: centrifugal 7.39c: molasse.
6.5lc: refined steady: cut loaf $500;
crushed 9.65ci mould ! $500; cubes 9.l5
assoc: NXNE powdered $50 9.35c;
powdered S.55d9.30c: fine granulatcd
S.4O@9.15c: diamond A S,40c: confection.
ers' A 8.3099.o5c; No. l 8.25 @s.S5c.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-08-21
Became nj On Train

A North Fifth street mill man by tn.
name Of williams became seriously III
with acute indigestion last night while
coming to this city on the $40 c. & +.
messenger train. His condition became
50 serious that the train officials wired
TO this city for an ambulance which
met the train at Yorkville and also mo-
titled DR.. Woodruff to be ready I" NJ.
tend him Immediately upon his arrival
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J.H.M core, JeWeier
MARTINS FERRY. o.
Al Kinds Of Repairing Done
Watches q 6peelatty
Local Boxers to Meet

Arrangements were completed yester-
day by J. r. Mullaney. local promoter
Of amateur sports. for six-round box
Ing match to be staged at league park
on the evening Of Labor Day. The mill
will be one Of the features Of the Labor
Day celebration and will proceed tho
main bout of the evening between.
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Will sue Por pnuapes.

Heirs Of the late Levi Mathew who
was killed In this city las winter have
started proceedings against the B. & -.
railroad to recover damages as result
Of the death Of the man. Cleveland
attorneys will be At Bridgeport today
to take the dispositions OF three Wit
ncsses and this will be followed il ,s
understood. by tho filing OF suit for
damages in common pleas court.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-08-21
Called To Cambridge.

George W. Pyle CT this city. labor
member of the appellate draft board for
this district, was called to Cambridge
yesterday 10 attend a meeting of the
board. All exemption claims refused by
the local draft commission may be ap-
pealed to the district board.
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Prize for Business Men

4 prize Of $40 will he awarded by tho
Labor Day committee to the local bust
ness house that has the largest number
Of it's employees In the labor parade TO
be held on the morning Of Labor Day
One entire section will be reserved FOR
business men. w. s. Morris. chairman
Of the committee, is visiting different
business houses for the purpose Of in
tcresting the, proprictors in the PROPOSE
tiOn
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muRpoCK CONFIRMED

WASHINGTON. Aug. "0.--Without
opnosition the senate today confirmed
nominations Of Former Representative
Victor Murdoch. Of Kansas. to the fed
eral trade commission. and all except
two of nearly 700 major generals anu
hrigadicr generals recently named by
President Wilson.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-08-21
Local Aviator Homo Thia Week

Word wns received yesterday That
william Fleahman. local boy who Is in
an aviation training camp Mt Toronto
Canada, will be homo this week FOR
four days furlough. football team
has been organized by the aviation
students In the camp and the local boy
is showing up we'll according to re-
ports.
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coNFER BEFORE REPLY.

LONDON. Aug. 20.-Lord Robert
Cecil: minister of blockade and under
secretary for foreign affairs. ANNOUNCE
ed in the house of commons this after
noon that the entente allied govern
Inents would hold Il conference before
n reply to the Pope's peace. proposals
would be sent to the vatican.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-08-21
Casa Of niphtheriR

The second case of diphtheria has
been reported within the city the VIC
tim being n young daughter or Mrs.
Harry Ebright of Dewey street. The
case is the third that has developed
this MONTH but one Of the trio has re-
covered.
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Two Wheeling men who we're arrested
Saturday night by Officer johnson ana
other officers after they had tried 10
assault Johnson. saved 5 cents by show
ing up for their hearings last night be-
fore Mayor Schafer. The men had pre-
viously put up SIS each for appearance
at hearing md last night the mayor
fiued each $40 and costs. totallin8 $74.s6.
After paying 10 cents carfare each man
was Just cents to the good.
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BELLAlRE
Fight Over war.

An Austrian and a Russian got into a
heated argument in Union street sa-
loon yesterday afternoon regarding the
conflic, ROW being waged in Europe. The
argument ended abruptly when the Rus
sian slaShed the Austrian with knife.
inflictine an ugly wound on the mans
nose. The quarrel ceased and warrant
was sworn out before Squire Mason
charging the Russian with assault to
wound. At late hour last night the
Man had not been arrested.
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School BOARD Mot.

The regular meeting OF the city board
of education was held last night in the
office Of Superintendent c. S. McEay:
The proposed Improvement TO the Indian
Run building was discussed and ar
rangements were completed for the
opening Of the schools in September.
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TO TAKE Dispositions XerO.

Three Cleveland attorneys VIII be AZ
SQUIRE Junkins' office today to take the
dispositions Of witnesses to the death OF
Levi Mathew, who was killed in Martins
Ferry last winter. The DISPOSITIONS are
a step IN the procedure Of a suit for
damages started By Cleveland heirs Of
the dead man. Following the deposit
tions. a damage suit against the B. & o.
railroad will probably be filed in COM
mon pleas court.
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10 said that the proposal u looked upon
with favor by the police. !.


" Accompanied by scoutmaster, -vaI
Dyne. members Of the local troop OF Boy
Scouts will leave early this morning for
Darlington to spend 10 days camping
along the river. Five members Of TIE
Martins Ferry troop Of scouts will &C.
company the local youngsters.