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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-03-12

high school with an average O; ~ per
cent. the ScnIUrS. second. S"ThnmorcS.
third; ami crcShmca. fourth.
Th.. eighth grad teachers vii! hold
4 meeting this evening III IN" Sip"rin-
tcuttcui'S ofCIr.. Ny. Walsh will hc
her. Wednesday evening. and the high
school cadets will meet Thursday eve
nlng.
Enthusiasm runs high among n" high
school pupils over the literary contest
tina: * ~ bc held Friday evening at
Martins F"rry between Wheeling. Bel
lair. and Martins Ferry.
Mrs. Grac" Wtrnock Fulton has ten
d.rcd h"r resignation to Superintendent
McHay yesterday. due 10 III health. Her
place vas taken by Mrs. Harry Frank
houSer.
Miss Lcona Hugh was substitute
teacher NJ Rose Hill yesterday.
Tn" basketball game between tin
grad" team will C"nt'nu" again tins
week. Gravel Hill and First Ward being
he favurt;e teams. both being undo,
f.atsd
The high school clnss basket ball
teams vii begin ~ orcaiIIx" lhiS wccb
TOR III" basketball toGrram"nt, 10 b,
held the last Of The u"uth.
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Martins Ferry Briefs.

Word was received in this city yestcr-
day IL the effect that Mrs. Alexander
FRAZIER. 4 former resident II this city.
had passed away Il; her home in Sc
wickl"y. III. after Il short illness.
George bush. colureh. u former resi-
den, Of thrs city. passed away a, his
home in SicubenvllIc Sunday after n
lingering illness. Funeral services will
Il held Il; hat place to-day.
The weekly meeting II III" knights or
IvthiaS will bc held in their hall IN
iIanor.r street this evening.
Justice +. T. Uug. who returned home
last week after taking treatment II
Iowa. was at his nffirr yesterday.
Miss jennie Green has accepted Il po-
stiou aS si"nogrnphcr at 'he office OF
Justice r. 7. rng.
WillIan Tniand. Of Pleasant Grove
wos IN thu city for short time yes
tnrday afternoon. calling on friends.
Mrs. Laura Tc"rlc and Miss Haze
Croniu. Of tn" North school faculty,
were off duty yesterday. on account oi
illness.
Thomas Rcnnard. az Flushing. is in
he cIty tn" guest of his daughter. Mrs
Edward Mylcs. Of Virginia street.
Miss Maud rrltz v no has been III Al
her homo on Main street is recovering
slowly.
Miss Alice Harris returned home yes
to-day after SpcudinG several days IN
St"ubcnvillc III" guest Of relatives.
chief 1T r"lir" Edward II:iand. was
ahl,. 10 hr ont Yesterday after 4 several
days illness.
rorpo@al Forrest Whittcn returned &c
Camp sherman yesterday. after 4 short
stay IN this city.
The meeting "C in" hospital auxiliary
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-03-12
Ambition
Pills
For Nervous People

The great nerve tonic-the famous
Wendel!'S Ambition Pills-lhat Will
nut vigor. vim and vitality into ner'
vous, tired out. all in. respondent poo
pie in Il few days.
Anyone can buy box for only SO
cents. and John Coleman & co. is au'
thOrizcd by the maker 10 refund the
purchase price ii anyone is diSsaus'
fed with the first box purchased.
Thousands praise them for general
debility. nervous proStraiion. mental
depression and unStrung nerves,
caused by ovcr-indulgencc in alcohol
tobacco. or uverwork Of any kind.
For any affection Of the nervous sy@'
TEN Wcndcll's Ambition Pills are un
surpassed, while for hystcria. tTcm
bling and neuralgia they are simply
splendid Fifty cents al John Cole
man & Co.. and dealers everywhere.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-03-12
BALTIMORE LODGE
HONORS MEMBERS
NOW IN SERVICE
FLAG DEDICATED WITH THIRTEEN
STARS WITH IMPRESSIVE
CEREMONIES.
G. a. r. Guests OF Houor-Beautiful
Musical Program and Able
Addre sses.

At a largo and patriot" gathering
or baltimore lodg" No. 6. knights OF
Pvth,as. held last evening in the
T'vIhIan Castle for thc celebration "t
their saith anniversary. service lag
in honor 81 tho members Of the order
who have jnnrd the col"rs WAS beau
IiIully dedicated. The services were
urrncd with the singing Of America
hv tho audience assembled IN inc man,
with violin and piano Accompaniment.
Miss Eileen 1IuEgrr and Clyde hummer
gave :: violin duet. accompanied ny
Miss uarin Diclrrs on III" piano. Til"
service flag was next presented ny
+ l., Arbcnz. past grand chancellor.
vim delivered A stirring address. The
flag was received in behalf az the Bal
Irimnrc lodge hy Attorney n. y. Mckc"
rrof Elmer Hoclzlc sang. The Trump
",or" and Keep thr Home Fires hurn'
ing" The ceremony d"dicatInG the
honor roll was furnished by the lnsur'
anc" department
Fred II. Brlnkman Envc an address,
I'm Honor Of our Country. when
moved many Of those present 10 tears
Following a beautiful violin solo was
rendered by Miss Eileen HuGGer. ar-
cnmpani"d by Miss Dict"rS. kicharo
ROBERTSON commander Of the ,'fann
army Of the Republic Post. SPOKE IN
behalf of the old soldiers VINO were
present. The veterans w"r" gwen the
Chau,auoua salute. Judge Marsh Wat
kins "f III" municipal court gave
talk IN. "Irur t"untry.'
Tho presiding officers were. II. r.
He'll chairman; charles II. Duna~ay,
rrrlatr: Joseph l.. Reed, NJ. 1T W.:
HnlrrI houston. Master Of Arms. The
hall was beautifully d"c"rat"d in Ma
,innal flags. and symbols Of the lodge.
Austin C"unnwa:. Euy Scout. assisted
IN III" reading "f tlf' names al the non
"rcd boys 10y placing an American nag
; in u triangle aS each name was ca! led
on by the *. Of t. secretary, {. o. Cor
rel.
Tho thirteen members II Baltimore
lndco for whom tn" service nag was
dcciIratrd and wh" ar" NOW IN the Ser
vir. nf In'lr Sum. follow
Earl ". K"Esrr. oscar l'arhnnch,
los EcnSr. ,ir.. Wilbur y. Hinki".
jnbr q; Arhruz. iiutSi" RnU%hnrr.
, William t'rnniG. Frank Muster.
Harry EckIof, Harry i. i'"ard.
Paris -. White. Edgar i. rely.
! Roy sharp.
TIL. guests nf honor N"r" members Of
lrhc j. ". Holiday post and the ladies
OF :hr q. \. f.. and IN" Womin& Relief
CORPS
Tho following Union veterans were in
, attendance.
! commander Ei"nard Robertson. '.ap'.
Thomas Y. Salisbury. Jacob H"ncckcr.
Tvs. Il. &. Fullerton. j. EllNood Hughes,
IS. Lennon. Isaac Manages, John Nc
Adams. Henry r"hl'r. G"orE" Simpson.
S;,nu i Wc,Sh. parId Thomas. Alonao
+. Reed.
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BELLAIRE
Gins TO s.eubenvtlle Friday.

The high school girls basketball team
will beSn this "yrninC 70 prepare '"e d
return game with the St"uh"nE,ti" n'St'
school team. the gam" 70 "e piaE'G d
that place Friday evening. Last r.
dav evening the local girls defeated the
Steuh"nvillc girls after a very mar"
struggle. and ,h"y viii - ~" taT"ritsS
in the conirc contest. which IS I" DC
PLAYED N ,he Y. NJ. =. \. at tina; place.
a large number ~ root"rs Will pr"oA''E
accompany The team.
The boys tea,a will play return
game with IN" Wh""iinE hlSh S'hHo'
team \. tho over-th"-riv'r cay. thH TO-
calls defeated Wheeling som" tITls ago
and no doubt will duplicate the tG'cA
on thrir home field.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-03-12
BOSTONIA SEXTETTE
MAKES HIT AT SCHOOL
Famous MusIca Organization Gives
Excellent Program to Large and
Appreeiative Audience.

Before a large crowd in the hich
school auditorium the famous BoS'
tonia SeXtctte rendered very beautl-
iul program Of musical selections.
ably assisted BY Miss Louise Reynolds.
soprano singer. The music was OF Il
very high class and was thoroughly
appreciated by all those present. This
band of musicians gave Il concert for
the Mt de ChantaI academy last Sat
urday, and will doubtless reappear To-
cally again because Of the profound
impression made. c. l.. Stats, di-
rector led the music. and the success
Of the entire scyictIc rested upon his
leadership. which he did Splendidly.
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D. /: Lincoln Lynn. Belmont; Q. T. Sew

D. /: Lincoln Lynn. Belmont; Q. T. Sew
ern, Soncrton.
The petit jurors are to come April !.
and arc as follows: Clyde Fl. Mahlon.
Dillonvals r. +. D. 2: Wilson Mitchell.
Bridgeport. r. T.. u. /: r. r.. Crow.
Bcllairc: George Kirk. BarniSvillc. K
T.. u. >; John A. Patterson. Bridgeport:
AIva Darrah. Martins Ferry: Harry
Howells, Bridgeport; Isaac Lewis. Mar
tins Ferry; l.. D. Reynlr. Martins Ferry;
David Cowen bridgeport. r. +. d. ?:
William Vcnscyoc. GAINESVILLE; Frank
DUNCAN. Bridgeport. K. I. d. .: John
w. Adams. Bridgeport, r. F. ID. :: {. W
Jarrett. Belmont, r +. D. >: Charles
Glasrr, Ecllaire: y T. Vandync. Pow.
ha,an Point; Thomas Day. Dilles Bot
tom: ". S. Wiley, GAINESVILLE. John Lin
go. Holloway: Charles Dunn Belmont i.
T. D.: J. W. Davis. Bethesda, X. r -.
/: Harry Sharp, Bridgeport; a. ". Will
cox. Bethesda: Ed. Phillips. Narnock'
William King. Martins Ferry.
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Court Entries

y. W. Rehm ct al VS.. J. W. f;orrcn
Coal Co. Continued off docket.
u. s. Love .vs. Charles Jackley. Com
tinucd off docket.
Antoine Birosky VS.. Joseph HoTa- Con-
tinu,d OFF docket.
Dies-Fcrti company VS.. Emil nFc-
sach. Judgment BY default.
Emrc Haygc II al VS.. George Yoki ct
al. Continued Off docket.
Staniet Green VS.. Francis Green. Par
,ition D,cr>c OF partition L. A. S'dE-
wick. Theodore Burris and Hayward
Long appointed commissioners.
Bertha NJ. SanCanp VS.. Lloyd +. YAM
Caun Divorce granted. Plaintiff r"-'
stored Ia her maiden name OF bertha
NJ. Masters.
DUBOIS X Mccoy Lumber Co. vs.. Globe
Il Rutgers Fire Insurance Co. Demurrer
20 petition overruled. defendant given
leav., To answer %ithin twenty days.
Laura Long vs.. Thomas Long. Dr.
vo-cc. Dismissed without prejudicr HI
costs az plaintiff
Burdctt Mfg. Co. VS.. G. 3. Byard.
Jucsm. n, by default.
:dna T.. Kidd vs.. Harry G. Kidd. d.
yorrr granted on ground OF wlllfuI an-
StHrr..
A,dy ravlch va. County Commission
c-s Settled and dismissed.
j. Il. Gates VS.. Adams Express GO.
Settled and Dismissed.
Joseph Eusacca vs.. Mary Busacca. d.
VERGE. Dismissed.
Italian importing Co. W.. Raffailc Fer
rari Settled and dismissed.
Roby Cigar co. vs.. \. fricoerS ana
Brother. Plaintiff given leave Ia f!lc
an amended petition within 10 days.
Robert Mayhem VS.. {. l.. Miller.
Plaintiff given leave 10 file reply in
stanr.r to answer and cross-pctltioa "
H. X Gricr.
Kathryn Archer. minor h. Elsa
Clousr. Guardian. vs.. L. Wayne Archer
ct al. Report OF commissioners APP
proved and confirmed. Dssd ordered.
Mary katherine Robertson rs. George
Chalmrr Robertson. Divorce. Divorce
granted plaintiff on ground OF gross
neglect Of duty.
Leila AuIt VS. Clement Ault. Divorce.
Divorc" granted plaintiff on ground Of
habitual drunkenness. Plaintiff restored
to her maiden name OF Lila Stamp.
Charles l.. Gates VS.. William Braiily.
Defendant given leave TO answer within
five days.
The National Coal Co. vs.. II. r. Dr"n-
non ct al. Defendants given leave u
plead within 10 days.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-03-12
Methodist Pensions Are
Endorsed By Governor

HUNTINGTON. W. Va Mar. IL
Governor John J. Cornwell strongly
endorses the 100000 campaign for
preachers pensions in the West
Virginia conference Of tho Methodist
Episcopal church, in letter made
public here today by Reverend J. T.
Brabner Smith, Chicago. manager
Of campaigns, board nf conference
claimants
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Balmont Msdtco Meeting.

Tho Belmont county M"dlco society
will meet "Wednesday afternoon III The
city hospital parlocs IN their regular
monthly meeting. cards w"r" sent nut
Yesterday to all the doctors ~ Sec
rotary J. &. Mcclellan.
DR.. r. g. iiuth ut Ca'nh-idc" viii BE-
the FIRST speaker Il; The meeting rr.
Z. RI. Wilson Of Martins F"rrr will
read on som" Ii"Srlinl Hc"h;"'ns.
There viii also 10. an exhibition 90 clint
cal material
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-03-12
OBITUARY
Mrs. NJ. Colhouru.

Mrs. Margaret Colbourn. aged sixty
seven years and nine months. passed
away at the homH Of her daugh tor. Mrs.
r. ~ jackson in Uniontnwn. Pa. on
Sunday evening at $40 o'clock. follow
ing Il brief illncss Of three days. Mrs.
Culhourn was well known here, As she
lived hero several years ago. Seven
children besides her husband. survive.
Two Of her daughters arc Mrs. Norwood
Richardson and Mrs. Albert AlbinGcr OF
hiS
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-03-12
BACK TO CHICAGO

CHARLOTTETOH'N. P. E. T.. March
I11-Thr Santa Maria. reproduction
OF the flagship OF christopher Colunt.
bus. is 10 leave Charlottetown net
June on her return 10 Chicago. She
has laid up here since October. 1916.
She was sold under al admiralty
court orde7 TO meet towage claims,
and later resold 10 the South pa1k
commits sione-s of Chic-;o. A Enlted
States patrol boat will low her TO
Chicago, where she will rejoin her
sietAr shins- the Nina and PintA
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Definite Time Set.

TIL" tim" fo- IN" class IN surgical
dressing which started last week. has
h.sn set FOR Mondays and Tuesdays OF
each week holding 'wo sessions daily
or. starting AZ IS" and tn" other a,
80. quite few women have entered
the class.
Nrs. Allie S.nall"y - chairman Of the
surgical DRESSING class. and *h" states
that any women ~ thiS vicinity wishing
20 enter the class may q" 50. AnE one
desiring information on III" instructions
may call Mrs. Smailsy over IN" teie-
nhone. Tl:, sessions ar" being held IN
,bn Red Cross headquarters in the Com
nercia building.
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PERSONAL POINTS

Irene Cole of Huntington is spending
several DAYS IN I'll South Side as III"
guest 81 her sister.
Henry Meyers Of Engine Company M.
4 has resumed his duties after being
confined Ia. his homie for several days
with illness
Rev. A. {. Ruschc has returned II
his homo after weeks bushes trii u
S.cubcnvllc. Ohio.
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Jameson Funeral Today.

Funeral services will be conducted
from the home Of L. NJ. Cotton. at u
Maryland street this afternoon at >
n'rlrck for Capt Thomas J.. Jameson.
former local man who passed away at
Garrett, Ind. Saturday, following
brief illness. Tho Rev. DR.. Jacob Brit
lin CHAM. pastor Of 81. Lukc's Episcopal
church will orfjciatc. Intermcnt will be
IN the family burial lot in Greenwood
cemetery.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-03-12
Lieutenant Colonel Powell Comes.

T.icutacan, colonel Powell ~lll arrive
IN This city today ~ O'Clock tn on
amino the rec5U3ts AZ the LEGAL recruit
ing office iir WAS not expected /" ar
rive until Thursday. hut word was re-
.aivcd that ne would BE- her" today. Six
cookies await his coming. and x they
,-e passed. they will 30 sent to rho
t'nlrrrn BUS barracks.
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Plead Not Guilty.

stanley koNHrh and his brother. Evan.
'wrr" arraign"d hrfur" Justice James NJ.
Briggs last evening mi charges If as
SAUL and battery. preferred H. l.udwick
k"Sprrlili and plead not guilty. Their
hearings w"r" sci for Thursday evening
at 80 n'clnck Thu trouble occurred
~ Ftor"nr.. SUNDAY aft"rlouI. during Il
war argument. and II - said that Kos.
prrik was badly uS"d ny III III" battle.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-03-12
Man Wanted al BenwOOd
May SucCumb 10 Wounds

NEW CASTLE. Pa. March H.
Fears are bring entertained for lhc
lii" Of Garland Holland. the alleged
lg-v"ar-Old rnhbrr ni Rochester. Ia.
who is in The hospital here suffering
from. wounds received when captured
by police last Wednesday night. EtoI-
land is shot through The knee in a
manner which may prove fatal, ply
SlclanS say.
Another crime. that Of stealing To-
600 pennies FROM an AUTOMOBILES hr'
longing to The Cleveland. Ohio, Trust
company in front OF the bank on
March >. is being laid al Holland )
door. police say. He l. already ac
r,ls"d nf misdr"dS in BcnwooI. W. Va.
and HcIIairr. Ohio. and Beaver Falls
Butler and Pittsburgh, Pa.
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Baker Services.

This afternoon from thr residence OF
her parents. Mr and Mrs. William {.
Wagner. No. 81 Ohio street. will be
hold funeral services for Lottic y.
Baker. wife OF Charles Baker. who died
suddenly At tannnnsburS Pa. Friday.
rho Rev. Or. T.. G. Howard. pastor Of
the First English Lutheran church will
nfticiai. and lntrrmrnt Will hc made in
Greenwood cemetery.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-03-12
J.H.M core, JeWeler
martins FERRY, O.
All Kinds OF Repairing Done
Watches O Speciality
Damaged School Building.

It was learned Saturday that boys Who
had been playing about the nCw Markcy
school building under the course OF con-
Siructiou III the upper part Of IN" city.
had been badly damaged. In S"rnc places;
Tho ptaslcrlng which was only placed on
lnr walls last week had been torn OFF.
The names OF all those implicated in the
affair have been secured and Il is likely
that the contractor in charge WILL push
the charges against the lads.
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Thu regular @'.S~l"u az ia" city cnun-
cil will b" held has "."riug and many
matters "f Imp"rtHn"" viii ic given at
''.Ht!"u. j. - 'Af'"Ci'd TIA" Wheeling.
Traction Company wI!l present Al "rdi-
name. :lskI"E for 4 franchise IN tn. city
as tho lid on" "NUlr." som" tITAc this
in"r.tH. Tn" "rti!uaE"" granting tho
patrol'urn nn ln'r':,~" Of $40 per month
Will also u, introduced
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Bound Over to Grand Judy.

Albert Webb. WHO has been wanted for
the past sin months on i charge Of nom
support. WAS arrested by constable Geo.
Duncan al Bridgeport yesterday morn
ing. He WAS placed in Jail and ycstcr-
day afternoon WAS given a nearing be-
fore SPUR" l.. 7. OnS and bound over 10
the grind jury III IL. sum ot $500. Ow-
inr to ;hIs being IN" sixth time he has
been picked up on III" same charge he
was 1ound over on 4 felony charge. He
was taken 10 The county Jail ii the after
noon
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James cooper Jr.. and j u. Hopkins.
tw" popular young men OF this city. on
listed as mechanics in the government
service yesterday afternoon and Will
leave Thursday Of this Week for Kelly
fI.ld. L; san Antonio. T"AaS. for train
Ing. Both ui n" young m"u enlisted
through the local draft board.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-03-12
RODNEY IS d AGAIN

Rodney tickcrSon. perhaps tho most
notorious character IN the local police
court. WAS arrested las evening by
Officer FIahrrity on Market street. Eod
u"y had been t" bridgeport and had I'M
bibcd too much Of damp ju:.
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Funeral Of Child.

T'h: funeral OF Nrrrnr"a. : year old
daughter Of ~" and Mrs. John liarran.
whn died saturday night. viii b" held
W:t!n" $ha? morning - :: luin'S
church. S"rvIc"S VIII hr conducted ut
40 n'c!u"k and int"rin"nt will t;li,o
p!.irc ~ NJ. calvary "rrn"i"ry.
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Major Armand Ronatn-

NEW ORLEANS. Mar. Major Ar
mand E"mair. Republican nuilorai r"i:'-
mi;;rcmau for Louisiana died today. n;
his homo here" II, MAS t. ycsrs cid All!
served i'll the SHanish-AmCrlcan WAY As
a MAJOR II volunteers.
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Body to Woodland. W. Va.

Thu. body Of Mrs. Ida Doyle. who
passed away 1t the HON" Of her dauEh-
r"r on Crawford Heights Sunday after
noon. was y"sL rday morning sent {" tho
former home at Woodland. W Va. Fu-
neral service viii b. held a. that place
this afternoon.
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Directors Held Meeting.

Tho directors of TN t;ellair" Athletic
Association h"id a meeting last might
in the city building. Th"rc was full
attendance IF the members present and
plans wcrr Formulated for -" opening
Of the coming baseball! season.
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To Entertain Knitting Club.

The members nf the Camp sherman
knitting club Will be pleasantly enter
iain"d this evening at III" home nf Mrs
William Fitzgerald on West Washing
TON Strcct. Knitting and sewing for
tn" soldiers will feature the evening
The Cluh recently received donation OF
81" from IN" Fratcrnal Relief society
winch was greatly apprcCiatcd.
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Child Funernl.

Funeral services for Chester Harold.
fi." Year old son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Law
renee NirkrrSun who died Saturday. will
H.. hold this afternoon from tho family
home at - Twentieth street. Inter
nl,.l; will be- in Mt. Xinu.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-03-12
TAXI SERVICE 49, DAY AND NIGHT
PHONES National. .3oe-R-
Bell ...... 1886.
GEO. ". DAVIS & SON
Corner Fourth and Walnut SITS,
MARTINS FERRY, OHIO.
SuIth PORN k-Truchs for SnlG-
Morning PRAYER Services.
for Sale

Morning prayer services In conn""ii"N
with the B;tSSctt revival meetings which
arr in progress in this "ity viii b" held
Il, eight homes III The city this morning
at 10 o'clock Prayer meetings will
also he held Wednesday. Thursday and
Friday mornings.
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infant buried Yesterday.

Funeral services Tor tho infant child
Of Mr. and Mrs. John Pedro who died
at the home Of the parents. on Dewey
street Saturday afternoon, Were con-
Quoted yesterday afternoon. tn" ser
vices were in charge Of Rev. l.. f..
Srhiltz. pastor of IN First NJ. l.. church
and intcrlnent WAS in ElvrrvIew ccme-
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Dick funeral.

Funeral services will be held this aft
"rnnOu At go o'clock from the laIc
hurn" at l7lt Jacob street for Maya
d"!"na wife of Jacob Dick. who died
saturday. lntcrmcnI will be- private in
{ brentwood
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Funeral This Afternoon.

This afternoon from the home Of his
SIstcr-in-la~. Miss Ethel Thurber, al
Gnl Grandvicw street. will be conducted
services for Nathan G. Sturm. former
lnca! man who died suddenly at Pitts
hurgh. Intcrmc1lt Will be in Greenwood
cemetery.
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Rona,rs Started At BOZ Factory.

Work Of repairing tn" walls az the
engine room OF the l.. E"llc BOX factory.
which wrrr outraged By The high winds
of Saturday night wlS started ycSI"r-
day morning l. is thuughr hat thc roof
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The Belmont County Medical S"rIcty
Will meet W"Li"Sda? aftcrn""n NJ The.
city hospital. The meeting Will b.. AN
!iinr"rt;lut .f., and :, nUnl"'r Of rhySi-
ru,ns will TAX part ~ tl.: program.
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can hc saved and N that event mo walls
van H. erected in n few days. inreSu-
cations v"sN rLay showed that The en-
g!nc Was damaged by Ut:l''
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Jurors Dr1wn.

The summer term ~ common pleas
court will begin March %. TIA. follow
NE grand jurors wcr" drawn yesterday
t. appear March q: J. T. Skinner.
i:arn"svillr. K. r. y. .: Samuel Irwin.
Armstrong Mills. q. -. Taylor. harness
vIil" H. r. IL. 4. Lawrence iarn"ll. Jc-
ru>nlcn. K. f. -. !, Charles Coat"s,
Maynard William bradford. Barton;
Ross Walker. Bridgeport r. f.. j.. .:
James Cooper. EcKatrc: 0ssman Cald-
nci! tIird"nIa: Charles Rarr. Martins
Ferry; Ross Mitchell. Bridgeport K. r.
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SrhnO1 EOfeS

Tho Junior class az n" hSH school
,oS in tho a.:"nI:ttc" during th" month
Of February Among IN" classes ~ t'i':