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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-06
MOUNDSVILLE
Election Today.


RepuhlicanS and democrats arc cLSt
ing their ballots today in the 1ri''I' >
election. Tho polls opened AZ o:5V thn ,
morning and will close at b:"o 'H's
tniHE. - G
on the. Republican ticket for =. >.
Senator Joseph IL. Gaines appears 70 w
the leader. with Jamcs, y. HuSntS :.
close second. For state senator tno
three cornrrcd race between carr II;
Hunter and Walter \. McGlumphE ana
DR.. :. NJ. Steele is close. MctluHlph!
has hccn Il cahd,dat: Tor state senator
before and his numerous FRIENDS arc
claiming his nomination. Car RI. HUH
ter. who WAS Il most successful meiho.i
Of the legislature, will be noniliatcn.
his supporters say. pointing 10 inc ol5
vote he polled before for the lower
branch Of thu legislature and his Spteh-
did record there. Or. 5. NJ. steele IS no
beginner in politics. has been worIun4
hard. and as u result the winner VIII nor
be known until the votes are IN. for
state legislature. George ". Byrncs ana
Everett j.. Moore, both OF whom nave
served before, are picked by many as
the winners. although Foster iinr thlra
candidate. is giving them Il race. Geor 8"
D. Cannes and j.. j. MrI'"ddrn are caildl-
dates for county commissioner. win
the exception OF the president OF inc
board of education of Union district, tne
republican candidates for which are w
l.. Westcnnarrn and james I. Powell
or party. r. T.. Carmichael and J. w.
Col. are making i spirited run for coun-
~ superintendent of schools.
On tho democratic side the race or I.
S. Senator between Clarence w. Watson
and William f. Chiffon is admittedly
close. There have been more express
sions in favor of Watson than in favor
of Chiffon and it is held by most Of the
leading democrats Of the county that
Watson will carry Marshall. Chiffon Is
not without his Influential hackers, how
ever. N. y. Sy'tcrt has been making
the moro active campaign for state sem
al" over J. Coleman Simpson and claims
that the other two counties, Wctzcl and
Tyler. which compose this district. ar"
strong for him. He formerly lived IN
New MarlinsvllIc. No other office Is
contested on the democratic side. e.. A.
tashcn and j. Howard Holt arc the can
didatcS fer slate legislature. I. S. BcriS-
ford for County commission and S. L..
Mason for school superintendent.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-06

Master David Futh"T. S"n IF Mr.. and
Mrs. Jnhn futhcy "f South Central ave-
lie. fell from ladder nj his h"m" sat
ur,lay evening IN sustained bad frac-
tur,' in on" wrist
Mr. 'rhondrrr .mith. formerly or
Nnunt!cNv,ll" hut now employed in gov
crnm"nt work nj Charleston. W. Va.
visit"I his sister. Mrs. Henry L'hT. IN
Central nvrnu". over Sunday.
Miss 1"lnn Long Of East Thirty
eighth street visited relatives NJ Fan
mock "n Sunday.
Mrs Mary N"ff Of Winding Hill WIS
brother. J. Q. McKclvcy. in West
Airs. Elr"n"r Murray Of Martins
Ferry spent IT," "nd IF tho wc"k visiting
Mrs II. y. Srhramm in Lincoln ave-
nU".
rho little i-ynar-nld son If MIR. and
Mrs. Mike ru"shkash nf Nest rnrti"th
S,r""; has h""n quite i'll for a few days.
bm' is improving.
Mr.. v. X. Mnnahan Of Tf"n llsTlIi"
sTrut Sunday hnrc- with his mol"
Mr.. Mary M"nnhan. in Lincoln avenue.
Mrs. Cation and Two sons Of Detroit.
Mich. returned ycsi rrdny Ia thor h"n"
after visiting her daughters. Mrs. Her
MIC" Nuhl"y and Mrs. Wilbur Jarrett.
Mr. Lawrence Jones az Williamsburg
is VISITING Mrs. II. VI. Duff in Lincoln
Mr. and Mrs. Jam". Hall and dauGh-
t.r Misc II"'"n. hav" returned from 4
two weeks "ut"r"hil" trip thr"nEh
western rrnnS SlVan'a. They NiSlt"l
relatives IN M"advIIIo and Gr""nvlll".
Ia. will" C0n".
~" rr,.,inr # rha Willing W"rtcTE'
socirrv &C thSa PRESBYTERIAN church has
h..r postponed until August Is
Mrs. Sh"-ron HAYS If Liberty nVenlln
will hc hostess tomorrow afternoon 10
Tin. ladies Of 'h" Methodist Missionary
Sr"i"ty.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-06

First l...-,i.''irul T+mt"u k"mr IrIt
Thu r.,r''jr.s i'r ''H'nr sherman. 'hiii-
cnibr ,,rin. rr.,r - hr;.r !u:l"u:;h Ut
th.. hnIn.. e, - i:,""llS. i'rui. anH Mrs.
Cirur.r :;s..r. '"... ,"ur; officer has
murr than :ai,l' .."oI ant - right IN
liu,. for ',... r:sJh 81 "ar;a.iI-
Mr.. ru" MIR. Th"ria:: Nc l-;iu"h! m
ha-r +. r.I,"d ":.r,i i'.,i their eldest Ion.
corporal Earl Mri.rH.:llm. who left !"r
Camp L." IN Ma 9Th has arrived over
tcaa Here is another young Wcllshurg
man who has made quick IInc getting
up and over.
Sergeant Richard Il. Miller left for
Camp Lee Virginia. this morning after
a furlough Of few days at the home Of
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-06
Arrive In France.

Mrs. T. It. Nhllc of TOmIinson
avenue. has received Il card stating that
the ship on which William White sailed
had arrived safely in France. On the
Same ship were Il number nj Mounds
vile boys. including lark Harris. lay
ard Roberts Everett Eupp and others.
Frank \. Young. who for many years
was employed in this city. has also ar
rived IN France. Mrs. J. NJ. Roberts
Of eastern Fourth street. has received
word that her son Lieut.. 12rrctt Roberts
of tho medical corps is about ready 10
sail for overseas. Harry Boston of
Shadysdc. we'll known here. has been
killed IN France. He is nephew of
Mrs. George Tyrroll Mrs. Jennie Gray.
Mrs. W. K. Dunlap and Mrs. Charles
bennington. all If this city.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-06
GAINESVILLE

GAINESVILLE. Aug. 5.--Miss Ostra
Wheaton, Of West Main street enter
ta,ned O number Of friends with knit
ting party at her home Saturday even
Ing. houoring Miss Hazel Ault.of Bridge
port. who is visiting at the homo OF
Wallace Doudna. Of west of town. y
most delightful time was had by those
present and nice refreshments were
served during the course Of the evening.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-06
SRADYSIDE
Snrvtce This Morning..

s.. At N o'clock thus morning. Dir. r. NJ.
Trir". pastor uf the Shndy:sih" I'r"shy-
tnrian church. Will conduct the funeral
services for Mrs. E.lizahnIh Ring witr
Of Ibr. T. l.. Ring. Following tho last
rites mt In" homo. intrrmrnl VIII 10
made IN tho UpIands cemetery. near
Nrrkvill". Death came early Sunday
morning, terminating an illness or
many months. Mrs. Rings modes; and
unasSuminE character. her charity, her
unstintrd hripfuin%Sa l.. any"n" III dis
trc%s. have loft nm ind"llhl" impression
for S""d. and her death is felt AZ II dis
tinCt loss III the community. She IS
survived by her husband and on" son.
Homer. who graduated from the I.'cal
high school last Juno Tho *lnrnr"st
sympathy If a wide circl" "f friends
and a"ruantancrs is extended 10 them
In their bereavement.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-06
rn,-ner Local woman Dies.

Tho many friends IN this city Were
Erieved TO learn OF the death of Mrs.
Elizabeth Ring, wife of DR.. L. L., ling
of ShadySdc ut her home there SUNDAY
morning ut four O'Clock. The Lc"cLscd
had been i'll for the past sin weeks AMI
her condition has been critical for some
time. She was formerly Miss Elizabeth
kuckusk Of this city. and b"lor" her re-
In"v;u 10 Shadysldc was u consistent
member OF Tie First Presbyterian
church here. a
She leaves besides her hSSand one
son. Homer. Funeral services VIII be
conducted this morning at ton o'clock
with the Rev. Il. NJ Price. OF the shady
side Presbyterian church. officiating.
lnter7ncnt will lake place at Upland
cemetery YOrkTille.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-06
Body OF Drowned Boy Found.

Tho body of an unhn"Yn boy. prob
ably u years Of age. was found last
evening about $50 o'clock floating in tn"
Ohio river. below the L;tIicllc Box fac-
tory. Of Actnavillc. by William Schrad-
er. who was walking along tn" river
bank. The body had been IN she river
about eight or nine days and no trace
uf his identity has been learned. III"
boy had Il 1iom"n nose, dark hair. cur
pomp style. Il scar on his right wIISl
and sears on three of his fingers If Tho
same hand. The scars looked as il they
were caused from burns. Tn" body NJ;
removed To IN" Wilson ambulance Of
bridgeport tn the H"%lop luIrrtakir:;
parlurs in this city. Coroner John Il.
Wyatt. Of Bcllairr. will conduct an i'll
vuStigation this morning.
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Held For Attempted Robbery.

Harry Beck. who alleges II" was
waiting for his wife and baby carly Sat
urday morning. when arrested by Off
Ger Clark was before Mayor ltalstnn
Monday and was bound over 10 the
grand jury for $500. He was later taken
to St C1airsvillc. Beck it is alleged.
had removed the lock from III" show
case in front Of the Nay dry goods sior"
aud had he not been picked M n the
time. would have cunfiscatcd the goods
of the caSa.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-06

Miss Elizabeth CasseIls. OF North
Chestnut street entertained n number
of friends ut her homo Saturday eve
ming. complimentary to Miss Margaret
Johnson. Of Nelsonvillc who has been
vidung with Miss Katherine Worthtng-
ton. Of South Lincoln avenue a dainty
lunch was served at a proper time.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-06
roe., Boy. x.ned In Action.

!. Tvo local boys were killed in France.
according to messages received yesteT-
dxy from the war department at WASH
,tuEton. They were Thomas Mechanics
Il former Bellatre boy and harry bos~
ION of Shadyside-
BOSTON enlisted about one year ago
nj tho local recruiting office de was
s~rnployed as a miner prior to hts en-
;r1tment and was web known In min
t1nr circles. Besides hts parents. he Is
.rnrtyed By several brothers and SIS
tiers
rrhe death Of McDaniels hiss not been
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-06

Arch T. ,Fogle. Of Bcllaire. republican
candida for nomination for county ann-
itur, has earnestly tried TO meet every
voter OF Belmont county. that he mlsht
make q friend OF him. E,
lie has sought to have the voters ~
Belmont county investigate his past
record confident that the voters VIII
fluid him clean, competent and courteous
and worthy Of their vot" and trust.
AS secretary uf local uni"u No; l.ot'
/. NJ w. Of A., he represented them IN
the sub-districL state and national cor
Vcntions-
ile made good rs steel worker III
tho Carnegie plant ut Bcllaire ana al
Youngstown. Ohio.
AS the trusted representative or thr
X. l.. Dollings Co. Of Columbus. ONO
h" built up Il growing and prot'tans''
business by his efficient attention anu
courtesy throughout r5c:nont county.
He is now holding his FIRST and only
office. either elective or npp"intiVc, fnr
the people rs councilman ~ large III
Ecilairc. Ohio.
because he has made gond in every
nosition OF trust he earnestly asks the
Rcpublican voters nf Belmont county u
boost him with their vote ut the pr
nlarIns on Tuesday. August Is. Tor coun-
" auditor.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-06
SHERRARD
Sutth-Perey.

The marriage OF Miss Itaurn PcIsey'
fanr3.cr OF Wr. and Mrs. P. n Pelley.
and Mr. Thcodorr Smith. was solSm-
nizad Wednesday evening at the Presoy-
terrain Manse here. Rcv. c. W. safie
performed tho ceremony. tho orioe rs Is
nuitc nonular and the groom. who IS the
son OF Mr, and Mrs. Joseph Smith. or
Moundsville. is we'll known in this sec sec
ton, having resided hero Formerly 1ir.
and Mrs. Smith loft on THURSDAY lor
Charleston where they will make thelr
future home.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-06
Miss mabel Farmer Registers.

One recruit was reEisl"r"d At The
nurses recruiting statiuA which opened
yesterday at the postufilcc building
here Miss Mabel Farmer registered for
the army services of nltr.2c ana az she Is
high school graduate. she VIII IL"
doubt be accepted. Several young
ladies applied for enlistment but Oh
account uf their ago or The fact. that
they did not have the required high
school training were not able TO be
accepted.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-06
Comfy Boy Safe.

Rex McCosII Of Rcclers Station. this
county. who was thought IL have been
lost when the Steamer Covington was
sunk by Il submarine more than SiA
weeks ago. is safe in Franco. according:
/" Il letter received by his mother. Mrs.
Iona MctuSh Of Boilers Station. Th"
letter STATED that he was we'll and doing
patrol duty. He is now on the steamer
NuIlolnis. In his letter. which was the
first received since III" C"vinEt0n was
SUNK. h" did not give Inany particulars
Of tho sinking, only that he was saved.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-06
Ernin.ht Honse Robbed.

The Pcnnss lvania freight house in
this city was robbed last evening Of
goods amounting to mnrr than $500. Tho
robbery was committed By breaking IN"
Window and turning the latch. Twelve
cases of liquor. ~ pairs Of shoes and II
large quantity OF cigars and cigarettes
were taken. The guilty parties. when
unprecedented. will be tried in federal
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-06
William Hazel, of Cory. Ia. returned
,.L,l. .istn- Alrs Inhn Earrnil If

William Hazel. of Cory. Ia, returned
with his sister, Mrs. John Farrell. Of
Walnut street.
Rev. Ncshit returned last evening TO
his homo in Springfield. after spending
several days here.
Floyd Leach returned Monday IN
Camp Sherman. after spending Il 81
hour furluuGh here.
Miss Olive i'"nL"n accompanied her
house guest. Miss Cathcrin" Winter
bloom tn her hume in CaannshurE. "nnro
she will spend tn" two weeks visiting.
Miss Edith Griffith il visiting Miss
Fay Blackburn at il"rdryShurg.
MIR. and Mrs. Herman Griffith of Car
lislc street. are visiting friends in Pitts
burgh.
Miss Elsie rylc. of Yorkvillc, who
WIS operated upon at the local hospital
for car trouble. will pr"bahly'bc removed
to her hons" today.
Mr. ami Mrs. Everett Ring. Of Hunt =
inrtnu. W. Va. arrived hrr" yesterday
evening having been called her" Tor thr
funeral Of Mrs. +. l.. hing.
ROLAND RalSt"n. son If Mayor IsIl-
Stur. IF North Fourth street. underwent
an operation ut TN" hospital for tn, re-
.nnv:il of tho ac,lnuid:. and tnnSIiS.
Mrs Gail UlrIch continues Ill at her
hom.. in South Sixth street.
Mrs benjamin Mallory al Charleston.
" Va. is VISITING her mother. Mrs.
William ,'aut"r. ri South Fourth street.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-06
Rin1 Funeral

Funeral services for Mrs. P. L King.
wife of Dr. Ring OF Shadystde- who died
Sunday. will be conducted this morning
at the family home by Rev. b, NJ. Frice'
pastor Of the Presbyterian church In
teneent will DO made In tho Uplands
cemetery at Yorkrilie.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-06
Teachers Appo1uted.

The following teachers have been aH-
n-cjntnd for the Consolidated and htSh
schools here for the ensuing year: ,hlEa
school. r. 4. Bradley. principal: Ms
Nah.lIe Patton. CiraGes--MtsScs St"ia
Marsh. Gertrude Jones. Mary Drum and
H;lda lsricmson. Another teacher TOR
IN. high school will be selected before
the opening of school.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-06

bois canning dcmnnst ration IN the
school cottage this Tuesday afternoon
al 1870 o'clock for girls and on WednGs-
dav afternoon for tho women or the
community. Mss Berry or M"undsFllle'
onS everyone Is invited TO attend.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-06

Ionic lodge of MaSons will meet this
evening in the' Masonic temple on bel
mont street Degrees will be conferred
on a class Of candidates and other bus
mess will be given attention
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-06
Death Of Iufnnt-

Funeral services over the remains OF
the infant daughter of MIR. and Mrs.
Alex Harper, were held from the home
Sunday afternoon. Rev. W S Beck. or
the A. NJ. E. church officiating: The
death of the child occurred Friday.
death following q short lllness Inter
mcnt was made in the Southern GENE
terry.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-06
Council Meets Tonight.

Tho regular meeting Of COUNCIL VIII
be held this evening and many import
ant matters of business will be up be-
fore the members. One is in regard To
the slip at Stop 1, which is badly IN
need of repairs and. the finishing Of re-
pairs TO the West End bridge. The
street car franchise Is also up for con-
alteration.
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Services for the late Mrs. Fred Thesis
will be- hcld this afternoon at the late
home in West Faycttc street. nj 80"
o'clock The Rev L. f.. Shiltz of The
First VI. L. church. will b" in charge "f
the services and intcrn"nt VII he In tho
Peninsula cemetery, east of Wheeling.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-06
q. e. ELECTRIC FANS
AND IRONS
Electric Appliance Co.
a1o7 Belmont Street.
1su>Dens 7o7-1 BanairN Ohio


ps31s4re sweltered under a sun yes
tAerday that appeared to have been q
1rnacn- The mercury awaited any
kWhere from 1o1 to 100, and In one place
In tho hillside climbed to 106 In inc
tslnRA While the heat was intense. no
nrostntions were reported Accord
- to tho weather man, there VIII De
~ relief today.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-06
Barker Funeral Today.

Tho Aneral Of Samuel K Barker
who died Sunday ut his home IN Plnch
bun. win take place this afternoon.
Services VIII be conducted at the NOME
IN chsrsc of Spanele- Posi-. G. ~ r. or
E4rteh be-vas a member nteruent VIII
h.ks placetn- Rose Hiu cemetery.
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raz we'll Known Here.

was Well Known Here.
Fred Cope, retired farmer OF ahOrt
Creek. who killed himself Saturday ny
shooting u 3S-c;,librc bullet through ms
hcurt. was we'll known here lie iot
n,rrly lived on Glyuu'si run. two miles
west of this city Services were heiu
for tho dead man Monday nnrninE at
10 o'clock and iutcr'ucnt was III scotch
Ridge cemetery. He left two sons'land
one daughter, all OF home
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-06
MARTINS FERRY
Body Brought Here.

The remains of tn" late Henry Harris.
who died ut his home on tn" E"i"rain
pike, s:Tiurday n noon. were r"fllrN,u
to the hnm" Of IN; daughter. MIS- lt!'n-
ard Saunders. in Virginia street S"r-
yicps will luz conducted from that T'tAcr
this afternoon ut go o'clock and inter
mont will take place i'll lLrtrvirw Gem
ctcTy.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-06

Another Marshall county boy. J.. S.
Dayton OF Bolton. is reported injured in
France, tlrgrcn undetermined. H." is
thought To BIZ one of seven sons who
Registered on the first registration day.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-06
Limited SarYice Men.

Tho local draft board has received or
derS To cntrIin four men III the class for
special and limited service to 20 In the
Vancouver barracks rs lumbrrman. The
men are wanted at once. Those en-
pcrcnccd in the lumber business are de-
sired. 49,. GAE5
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n- Nm HmSntn.

: John Knight and Charles Madden or
Xt,ts city were indicted into military
Aerv3ce yesterday morning. At ~
,~pciock they left for Syracuse, \. T.
rhere they Will enter special training.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-06
Accidental Death

Coroner ]. r Watt yesterday conduct
ed the inquest into the death OF Isaac
Adams. killed by O fall Of stone in the
Webb mine Saturday. Accidental dcath
was the verdict. The funeral probably
will take place to-day.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-06
BRIDGEPORT
SUGAR BY Phone.

County Food Administrator Robert
shaw Of this city announced Monday
that groccrs in this town and others m
the county, excepting BarneSrIl!r' and
Martins Ferry. would not be permitted
to take orders over tho telephone Tor
sugar Purchasers desiring the GOV ctcd
article, must appear in person
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= :" n Al

The 6. w r. VI. Of the First Christian
church vii! hold Il meeting in the base
mcmt If Tn" church This evening. EuSi-
ness matters w!ll hc discussed. all
members arr urged to be present.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-06
Y.ad1es'. AID Social.

The members Of the Ladies' Aid So
cicty of the St. pauls Lutheran church
will hold lawn fcte and bazaar We'd
ncSday evening on the church grounds
Many articles Of fancywork will be Tor
sake and fine refreshments will be serr-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-06
McMECHEN


4 s,cciaI meeting of The Bunch Club
was held last evening ut tho home Of
Miss F'lorrncc SrIlnrr. Preparations arc
beng made for another on" Of their
monthly parties. which is 10 take plac"
soon.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-06
Yes, It Doeoi

TT kind O. rlcs Il man DAT prides his
self on seem how much work he kin do"
said Uncle Eben, TO hear some man q
braggin' cause he don't have 10 do no
work at ALL
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-06
Christian Endeayo- Net.

The Christian t.TiravOr OF the First
Church Of God met last evening. Fre7a-
rntionS Lrc being made fnr Il picnic
which is ~ be- given in the near future.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-06
west virginia Politics.

- West VLIS10I6 1V@1s1c-
Ono Of the peculiar things that nap
pen In Bellaire Is the discussion Oh
west Virginia politics. Yesterday AT
ernoon an interesting discussion TOOK
HSptace in a Thtrty-sscond street DUST
ness house when number OF hhen
GRATED on che CONGRESSIONAL race LII
that state. The names OF all the GU
difates came IN fer a share OF crltlc'SaI
and praise tron tho parties engaged in
the debate.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-06
Town IN Darkness

This town was in darkness last even
ing and will again observe tho iucl or
der this evening. Window signs and
other store lights were all out IN an
effort to conserve fuel
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-06
Will Meet.

The Woman:s League OF the First NJ.
E. church. VIII meet in tho chapel OF the
church Wednesday evening. following
prayer meeting.
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in. Moore JeWeler
MARTINS FERRY. O.
all Elncs Of Repairing DOM
Watches . Speciality
stop Selling Booze to Women

Two state representatives from Gov
crnor CuX's office ut Columbus. have
tr.cn in this city Tor tho past Tvs" days.
The men were here to investigate the
,alcs of booze to women Ill saloons ana
IN the charge of harborinG women l"hi-
niaints have been made II the governor
and the practice will DO stopped Ill THIS
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-06
FcrrinnS Hurt

FCrflNuS HIUL -,
Mrs. Charles TrigE. Of North Seventh
.rIrcrt and Mrs !. L. Davis. Of FIRST
street. wcr. among those hurt when n
Second street ear. "rT'Iii" I" thtS city
AT ":in n'rlurk yesterday afternoon:
iImrrd tn" tracks on Tn" ON" Sid" "i
The Artnay!Ilr hrii':r. That all were not
killed WAS 1niraruluuS. NJ tn" car mar
rnwly escaped plunginE over tho hanks
onto tho G & 4. tracks below. Both
ladies' we're badly scratched and bruised
NJ wnr" many Of tn" other passengers.
All were thrown to the floor OF the cur