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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-03
BY British Admiralty omcial Now In
Charge Of tho Allied OIL Supplies.

Tho quiet confidence with which
Great Britain In 1914 took her stand by
France and BelgiuIn-the stand WHICH
honor and duty required-renains uh-
abatsd. Now. as then, she has no illu-
sions as to the strength of foe or the
difficulties Of the task. Now. as then
she knows what principles are at stake.
Now. as then. she makes all effort and
sacrifice and marches straightforward
to the only possible goal. The soul or
freedom lives yet and is not crushed
beneath wealth and ease. It filings those
things aside in scorn When the warder
on the hill sounds the trumpet call that
liberty Is in danger-and the eyes of
the sad looking upward from beneath
the battlefield or from oceans Il""r do
not appeal in vain
"Englishmen and Frcnchmen and
Italians have bcen longer in the war
than Americans, and they know the adj
vantage Of morale rs we'll as Of tho
fighting strength which America is
bringing to tho contest They know
that her Ideals and her moral impulses
arc tho same as their own. They know
that her ideal and her moral impulses
arc tho same rs their own. They adj
. miro her fine men-soidlrrS and sail0AS
and the giants strength she Is exert
ing under her great President /" mobilize
her men, her ships and I'LL her wcalt II
and material resources. They have s""n
her spirit and her sacrifices grow in in
tcnsity from day to day They rrro&-
nize the brains and inventive capacity
OF her people.
The way is long yet. hut the forces
| are rnarshalled under 4 great general. tn"
navles arc keeping open tn" highways
Of the sca-and to every man AMI woman
/ who has tho eye Ia see. the goal Is
yisible-peace and renowned victory and
| thu after time of a recrcuted world.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-03

NEW YORK, Aug. 2,-Cnshaken reso-
tuition to so forward to the final victory
confidence because America
has Joined In the great conflict. ana pre-
diction Of n complete triumph or the
allied arms were voiced to-day IN
series of statements from leading Eng
lishmen. on Great Britaiu's part in the
four wears Of war ending August a.
The statements. issued by the BRUSH
bureau Of information follow:
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ontcst between right and might-be-

contest between right and might-De-
tween good and avil.
Ever since then the British navy has
silently held the enemy at bay while the
allied armies prepared to brave mer-
chant sailors brought TO Europe food
and munitions. despite the menace Of
lurking submarine sand mines.
During The past four years France
has not bled in vain, and will ever be
known as Glorious France. buoyant with
courage and ever gracious and grateful
TO her allies.
april :. 1917. will always be linked
with August 4. 1914. AS the date when
the United States set III" Seal of riGhte-
BUSINESS on the allied cause. The splen-
did results already attained by this
great country in the field make ultimate
victory certain. and the growing friend
ship OF America. France. Great Britain
and Italy ensures the future peace of the
world and the dawn Of the brotherhood
Of man."
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-03
KAISER In ANOTHER
SCREED TO GERMANS

AMSTERDAM, Aug. In II procla-
nation ISSUED to the German people,
Emperor William says
-Four years Of hard struggle have
passed, full Of ctcrually memorable
deeds. An example has been given i"r
all time nf what IL people can do tnat
stands in the field FOR 4 most just cause
and for the maintenance nj its rNls-
1cnCc.
"C;ratrfully rcv"ring III" divine hama
which has been gratefully extended over
Germany. We may proudly say we were
not found unworthy in the tremendous
task before which Providence placed US.
IF in the struggle our nation was
given leaders capable OF the highest
nchioyomcnts 1t has daily proved by
fidrlsy that il has deserved Ia nave
SUCH leaders. How could the army front
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-03
PLAYED With Loaded Gun
Girl Accidentally Killed

FAIR3tONT, W. Va, Aug. 2.vMary.
the nine year old daughter Of Dir. and
Mrs. Mack Alderman. Of Warrington.
was shot through the heart and killed
this evening by Elsie Rymer little
PLAYMATE. Thursday night. Thieves
stole some Of the chickens at the Rymer
home and a revolver was loaded and
kept in the bedroom to use II they re-
turned. This evening the Ackerman
girl visited the home Of the Rymcrs 10
play. Elsie got the gun and in their
play she pulled the trigger. Death was
instantaneous.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-03
Boy of Is Ends Life
When Mother, Threatens
Him With Punishment

ST. ALBANS. W. Va, August '2.-Be-
cause his mother promised him whip
ping If he left the room where he was
confined for punishment, and he be-
lievcd her. Burstel Lacy, thirteen years
old. fired shot from revolver through
his heart and died in few minutes. he
had gone swimming without his MOTH
cr's permission and she reprored him for
it and sent him 10 his room for period.
He said it was too close and stuffy emu
he wanted to 90 out again TO get air.
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have performed it's tremendous deeds II
the entire labor at home had not been
carried to the highest measure Of per
sonal performance? Thanks arc due 10
all who. under difficult conditions. nave
co-opcra,ed in the task set the state and
community. and especially to our. faith
ful unwcarying olucials. Thanks are
due likewise to the countrymen and me
iownsmen and also the women on whom,
in this war time, how much fails.
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a, s- Henry Darlington Smith, As
sistant Commissioner.
~z,o,,r vnars OF war have taught "a
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-03
LEADING ENGu5HMEN UNITE IN
DETERMINATION TOWN THE WAR
Dawnng Of the Allied Day Of Victory at Hand in the Opn-
ion Of Distinguished Briishers-Gratehl APP
probation of American Aid

but that Of honor. which they have not
demanded; but our determination re-
mains mistaken and we shall go forward
to the final victory. Nothing can be
moro potent for stccling our resolve and
strengthening our confidence than the
knowledge that America Is fighting side
BY side with us-America- high in ideals
vigorous in action. bo1ndless IN re-
sources. We watch with eager eyes
your boys. the best Of your young life.
setting forth by thousands daily to the
battletelds Of Europe. followed by your
love and pride. We claim to share in
thai love. and we rejoice TO see that your
pride will be justified IN the fullest
measure
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By Sir Hnnry Jupp. Head of the Pur-
chasing Department of the British
War MlSstou in Now York.

August 1. sHli. will eyer he mem"r-
able ns the day ON which Great Britain
repudated the German suggestion that
the treaty Of 1892. guaranteeing tho in
dependence and neutrality. Of Belgium.
was but a scrap Of paper. That decision
saved the world from the domination Of
kultur. and put the issue clearly as 4
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-03
By Sir Charles Gordon, Chief OF tho De-
parchment Of War Suppnes Of tho
British War Mission

Since my arrival in Washington.
about a year ago. ! have had an oppor-
tunity as director general Of war sup
plies for the British government. Of OBJ
serving at close range the great pre-
paration for war which have been
nado by the United States and have
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-03
Ry tho Earl OF Reading, British AInbas'
sador and High Commissioner
at WASHINGTON.

Tho Youth anniversary OF our entry
into the war finds the nation stern and
resolute. Success and reverse have been
met with the same untlinshins 1ortleude.
md never has the spirit OF the people
been finer nor their confidence higher.
Sustained in their continuous and
unwearied effort by the love OF liberty.
nav. army and civilians have alike done
great deeds. at the outset the navy
swept the sea. and OUT original British
army. some 10000, strong. withstood
with France and Belgium the mtshty on
rush Of German millions. That tiny
army handed down it's spirit and tradi-
.tion to tho hosts that subsequently re-
sponded to the country's call
I'm every sphere OF war activity the
men and women Of Britain are taxing
an ever increasing share. and however
long may be the duration OF the war
and whatever it's further cost IN 'oioo"
and treasure. the British people Will. III
common with our allies. never give up
tn. struggle for the freedom OF man
kind.
"~oppled with that spirit Of stern re
so1ye which antnates every section OF
tha community, is the feeling OF very
ron, gratitude to America for her AID
TO the allied cause. The glorious achteVc.
c.nents Of the never-ending stream OF
American soldiers. which IS pouring INTO
Europe 90 far TO make certain the hna'
end comnlcte triumph Of our arms.
THE day Is dawnlng; already the
bright beams OF the sun of liberty are
MERGING and dissipating the clouds OF
tyranny and Gespotisn. Soon a ne"
ora Of peace will open TO the world
Nv Sir Henry Darlington Smith, As
sistant Commissioners,
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Mrs. Charles Murphy is spending the
week end in Fairruont with friends and
relatives.
Miss Norma MARBLE ia ALL" to hn GU t
again after suffering from IN attack Of
grippe.
Mrs. Cooton is slowly improving from
a severe case Of pneumonia Sh" has
been III for the past three weeks
Arthur McCahe. who was injured in
nm automobile accident "Wednesday eve
ming. is resting easier to-day.
Mort Carroll. Of tn" Carroll Drug Conn
pany. has returned HON" from Can"rnu
where he attended Ia business matters.
Sam Hunter has rlnwcd the vacant lot
on the corner of Eleventh and Marshall
strcctS and expects tn put in Il war gar
don IN the n"af future.
Miss Mahlc Hull has returned h"tnc
after q short visit with friends and rel
ativ"s In Wheeling.
Mrs. l:irrus was in Wheeling Yes
to-day on business.
Mrs. McCHhe. who is suff"rir:; from
rainful injury about TIA" h"Hr, is r,.-
ported To DO some h1ti"r.
District NJ. . Nf liz" Ladies Md OF
the First NJ. f.. church. met with Mrs.
TufI yesterday aftrrn"rn:
n,s'ri,t No. Iu"r III li' h","" ~ Mra
Thlu"hrrt last night
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-04-19
THIS EDITOR BLAMES
THE STOCKHOLDERS

NEW YORK, April lS.-MnX East
man, former editor of tho Socialist mag
;.auc "'rhr Masses" disclaimcd rcsnon-
shility fnr the character Of matter
printed IN the periodical when he took
The witn"Ss stand III federal court to-
day in behalf If himself ail three Hssn-
ciatrs who lit" charged with consprinE
10 rbs,rIct compliance with the draft
law.
Although! editor in chief Of tho publ
cation. III" witness declared plan by
which the owners nf thu ma gainc, among
whom its stock wa$ equally divided.
were assured the right IF having their
contributions printed. made it impossible
for him To exercise SuucrYis2iOn over
tho articles. cartoons and drawings
which it contained. Only a majority
vote If these "conlrihuting editors" he
said could exclude from publication any
matter submitted by any Of them.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-04-19
Renewed Appeal For
Wartime Photographs
Made By Government

CHARLESTON. W. Va. April Is
West Virginia newspapers. boards OIL
trade chambers Of commerce. lntnul;trl-
ur,.rS and others who hHv" acquired IN
tcrcsting photographs III war activities
In West Virginia can assist the war de-
parlment in compilation ar ph"to-
graphic history of the war.
The following letter |" the stat" coun-
ell of defence from Lieutenant Colonel
C. ". Weeks. war plans division. chief
Of staff, Washington. explains the CHAR
actrr Of photographs desired:
I'm tn" compilation Of IN" photo
graphic history of the war. II is the
desire Of tn" war plans division Of the
general staff of III" army t" S""ur" Tor
thr official n!rS 4 comprehensive S'ri"S
Of photographs that will adequately
record III. war activities If your state.
AZ the suggestion NJ the director ut
the council uf national dcIrIi%'' this
office is communicating with you direct
for the purpose Of securing. yniir CO.
u,uraliun in the compilation of this his
tory.
Among the photographs that may b."
included III this record arc those that
SHOW the drparIur" u local troops TO
thu training camps ur 10 the points al
cmha rkaliun. the activities Of local war
relief societies. including the Rcd tr"Ss
and the food administration. the arrcSlS
Of enemy aliens and suspects, IN" de-
siructiuu OF property attributable to
enemy activities. sales campaigns TOT
government bonds and war stamps.
visits Of foreign officials. military equip
mrnL and methods nj manufacture OF
equipment. the drilling "f home defense
organizations. draft scenes. cnlistins
Scf mes cntraining Of troops and photo
graphs OF local commissions. boards and
committees engaged in public service IN
connection with IN" war. In hrief this
office desires any photographs accom-
panied by brief descriptive captions
which show tho war activities Of your
state.
"In addition to such news photo
crnphs il is also desired tn SccIlr" pc
lures showing products that arc being
manufactured in your state for the war
departmcul. To this emu. mis- oillrc has
addressed letters l." II number "t con-
c"rus in your state. which are engaged
on war conlrnctS. in nri"r 10 show. not
! merely tn. products themselves. but in
SOM. instances the methods uf manu-
factUrp.
"ll is suggested that you commune
cat" with The principal boards Of trade
and other commercial bodies, with tn"
editors and with the photographers 81
Your state. in order I" ''S!ahllSh :; con-
stant flow Of photographs from many
sources 10 this office. 1t is probable
that boards OF trade will furnish par
! ticuinrly useful co-6prrpti0H in this
task as most Of th-m hav" nrccsS IL
photographs that shaw local activities
"InmuInird prints MOI smaller than
iXI inches and no; larger than SKID
inches are preferred: each print should
lm accompanied by Il brief explanatory
caption"
an photographs from West Virginia
should hr mailed to Mri"r Kendall Ban
ming. i'irlnrial section. Historical
Erauch. l.. =. War department, Wash
iu::Iun y. c.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-04-19
DISTRICT CONFERENCE
OF THE RED CROSS

HUNTINGTON. W. Va. Anril is
Delegates from twenty counties of
southern WeS, Virginia. arc in attend
auce Mt u district conference of the
American Red Cross. which was "Irrnctl
her" this afternoon with an ahdr"sa by
David X. Brown. director Of the Bureau
Of D r"lupin-nI Of The Potomac division.
If which West Virginia Is n part.
. TIL" conference il intended In foster 4
spirit ur rn-nINral iNn among IN" chap
ter. nr southern West Virginia and Ia
I9rTarr the way Tor tn" $lp1n"h .nnn
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-04-19
Mothers! Here's a
: Sure Relief for Group

If YOU have ever SCR Il poor baby
Islowly choking ia dcath-gasping for
about and fairly fight
ing for its little life--thrn YOU know
iwhat hard case Of Group is like. And
YOU would give anything. wouldn't
YOU. 10 hav" in your house something
which would give il relief right away
and stop that cruel suffering?
INr"w-pina will do it--quickly. sure
'Iv. without bliStering the Skin. Just
rub some of This harmless Sllvc on
.haby's throat and chest The inflam-
.maliOn in lhr membranes will disaP-
pear. the crisis will be past and your
baby will sleep peacefully. krew-Pina
is endorsed by many physicians
Twenty-Five cents Il jar at all good
ir;IGgiSIS.
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NEE TING
At THE VIRGINIA
THEATRE SUNDAY
RIG PATRIOTIC EVENT BY WHEEL
ING LODGE WITH MANY PROM
INENT SPEAKERS.
Patriotic Pictures viii Be Shown on
War; Special Musical Pro-
gran. Arranged.

Wheeling Elks will Guido themselves
Sunday afternoon when they Will stage
Il ,nAlnmulh patriotic meeting IN Inc
Virginia theatre and plans are rapidly
lring made. TIL" program a!ih"il%h YET
iucum plctc will IT, composed M musical
natrio;ic numbers and several import
ant speakers.
Rev. Jacob Birmingham. rector OF the
St Lukr's i. f.. church. Will open the
program with III" invention. followed
nv Hon. ". r.. Wells. uf Newell. Ohio.
secretary OF the -!-auEhlln ',hiha
Clmrany. lie will tell Of the various
war TONES rr interest 10 the l:lks. and
will urgc as will the other speakers. the
Liberty Loan.
The war pictures will l." illustrated
by Captain j. Baker. u British army
officer, who WIS blinded in battle in
trlurc and is IN this country speaking
urging the war The pictures ar" taken
direct on the battlefield and arc very
interesting.
Ralph bingham. noted speaker and
humuriSt. who is called '"Thr Joy Man.
and who is III present making II tour "i
the east will give an interesting Talk.
His humOr is ever present and his conf
ing is welcomed by all.
The musical program will inrlud" til"
-
"Amrrira." and other patriotic songs.
Rev. Father p. j. nrmIh,I". "t ia" Gu
thcdral. will pronounce the h"n''lir'i"n.
Box seats have been reserved Tor the
veterans of he Civil war and all sol
dierS huirr on furlnugh will hr included
in these boxes. both hcinG the guests nt
honor.
those on tho stage will nc. George W.
Iutz. genera! chairman: II. Lee. E"bin-
son, master of ceremonies. and IN" I"l-
lowing f.iks: Albert Sr"tl"k"r. General
Alfred Caldwell. Bishop pnnahur ana
Dr. birmingham. with the lhrc" speak
crs.
. Dr. John L. Dickey. Baird Mitchell. II.
G. Ogden. S. r. Norton. Samuel Y. Hayes.
J. ]. Holloway. W. T.. Stone. Andrew
Fisher. Pert ItaZlctt. W. L. lrv!n" ana
Fred j. Fnx. will also he on tn: stag"
as honor guests.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-04-19
MINERS
BACK ON THEIR JOBS

CUMBERLAND. Md. April 1S.-About
200 miners employed in the mines of
tho Upper Potomac field. on the Western
Maryland RAILWAY. between Shaw and
Schcll. w. Va. who failed TO return 10
work yesterday morning. resumed work
to-day.
The men said they had not received
official notice. while some held out. say
ing they wanted their grievances settled
first. William Diamond, district prcsi-
DEM Of the United Mine Workers. upon
his return from Washington late yes
tcrdny afternoon. got In touch with the
iu"n and urged them 10 return 10 their
work
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-04-19
McMECHEN
Rcd Cross Meeting.

One Of the most important Red Cross
meetings that has ever been held took
place last night in the Red Cross sewing
room in this city. The meeting was
called by Mrs. Mott and Mrs. Peterson.
Both Of these women attended the Red
Cross convention at ParkcrshurG last
week. Many important matters were
discussed ut the convention and the
purpose or the meeting last night was
to tell the local members Of tn" changes
that were made in regulations of tn"
Red Cross. These changes were fully
decided upon at the convention.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-04-19
Cnrnnrornise Reachel.

y compromise has been reached H.
tween 10" Chesapeake X ph:" III" Nor
folk u .N"S;.rr and the Nirsnian rail
roads with prnt"S ants against their APP
plirnii"u for authority from the publ"
service commission 20 lnrrcnSr miie;,S"
book rates AMI chang" tho mileage" rules.
and an order on tho basis "f til" nGr"r-
mrnt hH. b,rn entered hy the commits
sion. The rate incr>Isr iron! tw" 20
Two and 4 quarter cents n mill" was al
loved. hut the railroads wer" not per
ruitch 20 change the rules In require
rxrhnnrr Of mileage coupons for tickets
at railway stations.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-04-19
CATARRH VANISHES
Hero IL One Treatment That Al.
Sufferers Can Rcly Upon.

II you want to drive catarrh and nll ks
disgusting symptoms from your systo,n
in the shortest possible time. 60 to your
druggist and ask for Hyomei outfit to-
day.
catarrh: 1t gives such quick relief that all
ishcd.
IIyomel Is n pure pleasant antIseptic.
which Is brrathrd into the lungs over the ,
inflamcd membrane; it. kills the catarfh
germs. soothcs the sore spots. and heals
all inflammation.
Don't suffer another day with catarrh;
the disease Is dangerous and often ends
In consumption. Start the Iiyomci treut-
ment to-day. No stomach dosing. no
sprays or dUuchcs! just breathe lt--a
all, Ask c. IL Gricst q CO. --
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-04-19
KAISER ON BATTLEFIELD

AMSTERDAM. April lS.--Emprr"r
William recently made 4 Visit I" the
battlefield near Qu"ant wcS: If iiantrai.
Il war correspondent Of the lirriin I."kal
AnZirc"r writes.
Ills MajrStys silence was broken
only ONE" II" says. when h" remark
cd to un officer who stopped beside
him:
What haNr not done tn pr"s"rv" ;hc
world from lhrsc h"rrnrS."
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1osanh Mitchell VS.. Dominfk Vacn-
tins: ct al. X jury being waived. this
cat,se vas submitted to the court on tne
petition and the evidence. On consul 4,
eration whereof the court finds thcre ~
AZ niaintiff from defendants the sum
If si665.9G. including interest |" MAIcl,
n6. 1918. II is. therefore, consioe ,.o.
and adjudged that the pialntit1 reCo'o
Of the defendants the saio sum
*l66.?s and his costs herein eHptnueLLt,
Andrew ]. Stead VS.. Jonathan r.,
SID a. nj Submitted to the court IN
the pleadings and the evidence: rmu
inp ,rniust plaintiff on his trst cause
nt a..finn and for defendants. ana fnd-
ing IN. respective interests or the pal
ties as r.r special entry herein ana pL1
titiun granted ~ prayed t1r IN tHr Sc
and r;,uS.. Of action. Commissioner s.
Joseph Mitchell. Rossel Summons anu
]. c. Comm. 1o,,, ste,,
& Iron company. Defendant s'v r;a, ALL
70 withdraw motion for a ne" tTlii INV
april IS. IBIS and same ~lthurEI"n'
Margaret Thomas US. Anton tsoElt'
Settled and dismissed at costs Oh oe-
Nora r. johnson VS.. sedrick L. Mur-
phy It al Report OF commlssI'..Si. n.y.
Confirmed Plaintiff elected 70 TAX
promises at apprlisement Sherlil "
dared to make deed to her. OFoer VI
distribution. ,,.L, 11iiIi.,ns
CARRYING concealed weapon. revolver.
plead guilty to charge and sentenced 10
nav 4 fine Of sl25 and costs.
:rh. case Of Ohio vs.. Frank f1loeI L
,~barpinr the defendant with larceny
and enrhrzzleuieut. is being lr'eu III
court now.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-04-19
SURGICAL Dressing Clasz.

All the members of the local Red
Cross are requested to attend the sur
gica; dressing class that is to h" held
in the Red Cross headquarters this eve
ming ut 7:30 o'clock Mrs. Mott will hH
in charge OF this class. All that is re-
ouired of any one wishing tn belong to
this class Is. that they must wear Il
white cap and apron. These regulations
must be carried out rs It Is very import
ant that thu: handaE"s arr kept clean.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-04-19
Liberty Loan Meeting.

The meeting held in the cuuri house
hall Thursday evening for the I.i."rty
Lu;In was largely attended and much
interest is being taken. E.arl l.. Lewis
was chairman OF the meeting. Very in
tcrcstinE talks were given by Judge
John B. worlcy Of Cadiz amt Hon. Paul
V. Warrington of BarncsT T. and Mrs.
Annie Hollingsworth Of THU place. The
musical numbers were highly enjoyed
by all The Midway band CAV" a band
concert on the court house SQUARE prior
10 tho meeting and ST. Clairsville or
chcstra furnished tho music IN the hall.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-04-19
Melody Land.

This evening ut the ST. Johns audi
torium, the cadets OF Cathedral high
school will present tho comedy entitled
Melody 1.nnd. This play VAS given
in the Carroll Club auditorium :; few
weeks ago and proved to he n great sue
CO.'S. Tickets can hn secured at Meyers
drug store or from any Of the cadets.
Tho proceeds Of the play will b" given
tO the ST. Johns parish of this city.