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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-07-10

CHICAGO. July 9.-Uncertainty over what
VA, me Government crop report would show
ana TO bring ahou, an advance after an
early decline. Prices CLOSED unsettlsd al
me same as yesterday's nnish to I,tc higher
WIN August l6sk to 1851. and Scptcmbc
~ a 10 !6A O1tn gained 4 to lkc In pro-
e ..ntis the outcome was unchanged to -
Cash eorn: No. 4 yellow. 1n9lso: No. {,
yeiiow. i7o6iH: No. yellow. i55 1875
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-07-10
DIES IN AUTO CRASH
American Omcer Loses Life, wh0
Ten French Oncers Arc
Injured.
tBy Associated Prcss.1

IBy Associated Prcsa1
PARIS, July 9.--Captaln Drew wcn-
ster. an American infantry officer. suf
Tered fatal injuries when q milttarS
automobile he was driving coliidea
with another machine at villcrs-Sous.
Ores. in tho Department OF Seine EFT.
Marine. according to the Matin. Can.
tain Webster died In hospital at
Fontainebleu several hours aftsr thu
accident. Ten French officers who were
in the other car were injured.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-07-10
RICHMOND HAY MARKET.
Wholesale Quotations OIL Exchange.
RichmOnl Va Inlx iniS

NEW YORK LIVE STOCK MARKET.
NEW YORK. July 9.-Beeves. no trading
Calves. steady: veals. iS.ooDls.oo: culls,
400.
Sheep and lambs stady; sheep: ewes,
s.66a 1900; eulls. Ioo@soo: lambs. ,i9:ooRN.5o
Hogs. steady; heavy to light. 17s01ls.o0;
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HENRICo RELEASE DEEDS.

A. j. Chewing, Jr.. trustee tn II
Butler ct ux., 10 acres near Glen
Aiten church. June %. 1918; 500
.. &. Taylor. trustee. to W. L. Bur
ION, oOkl2O feet corner Bancroft Ave-
nue. and Wellington Street. June 20,
1918; $744.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-07-10

When looking for a positfon. nrst
read the Help Wanted Ads in The
Tlmea- Dispatch. Most good positions
are advertised In them.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-07-10
CHICAGO LIVE sTOCK MARKET.

CHICAGO. July 9-fioss: receipts. 5000:
3 ssSiass rough. i5sS@1sio; p.ss is,s isse
lie, steady to 1h cents higher: calves. steady
10 Is cents higher; stockers and feeders.
shoep; receipts. 900; strong to IS cents
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NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKEr.

NEW YORK, July 9-Raw sugar. steady;
centrifugai. sos; nne graduated. 7.so. But
ter, firm; cheese. firm.
Coffee. spot steady; rio Is. sh; santos Is
G6.ton.eed oil, was tea,ure,ess and un.
quoted. Primo crude 1870: primo summer
yellow, normal
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-07-10

Score by innings: r.
st. Louis .........1 O o al
Washington u 0 o 0 Oo2-6
Summary: Rnns-Tobin (2) Maisei.
Demmitt Nunamaker (2). Wright
Judge. Milan, Schultz (2). Shanks. La
van. Two-basc h!t-Lavan. Three
base hits-Judge. Demmitt stolen
base--Sisler. Sacrifice hits-AIaIsel,
Wright. Hendryx. Schultz. Judge. Sac
rifice hies-Tobin. Shotton. Left on
bases-St. Louis. :; Washington s.
on balls-off Harper. .; off Ayers,
of Wright. Il off Rogers. 1: Hits
Ayers. in 22-3 innings; off Wright.
in innings 1.-TWO on base. none out
in NINTH; of Rogers in inning.
Hit by pits,her.bS Harnsr. ! tHen-
by Ayers. (Demmitt). Struck out
by Harper. 3: by Wright. 8; by Ayers,
pitcher. wright: losing pitcher. Ayers.
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On tho Curb Market

wv YORK. july Grading on the out
sIos WsIhet to-cay was very ouics and prices
m ~ .n'ained steady tone at the near close
o. .eroay. Dcalings we're without special
'uie. Froiss5ionals were again active in
ne business Of the dag. but there was prae-
s,Say not business for the account Of In
IND indus,sials were fairly. active. with ANAL
price changes. The oil .:ock1 were also
9nst. and price changes we:c without sir
nincance Metals we're in fair demand and
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CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET.

hlEher: Wstern lambs. 1900: top nauves
1872 good Washington uethers, 1870; West
tn ycar!inE breeding ewes 90
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-07-10

10 70 asiea,sc goods at the new government
prices uhtl! thcy can which way the mar
kct Is tending and because OF the pieothora
=. soVeFnment orders TO be taken care of
new price levels
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.
DRY GOODS

DRY GOODS
NEW YORK. July s.--Yarns to-day were
quiet and raw silk steady. Burlaps wero
frm. Cotton goods sellers are not ready
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DIVIDEND OF AMERICAN
CAN now PREMATURE

NEW YORK. July s-M.rcantiI. rnp.r
four months. 6. six months. G. Sterling ex.
change siIty-day bills. H7:.,: commercial
|s.xty-day hiiit on banks. 50 ;?:. commercial
|siNty-day bile. fIIl&; demand 3t75h, cables
!.tfe !.l6 Bar silver. 9,h Mexican doiiars.
.. Time losns nrin: sixty da!.. 5.a5s
ninety days. 5ii dji.: six month pcr cent
bid Cab money strong; ruling rate. . per
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FRUIT AND YF0ETARLF MaRKEr
lby Q. {. Currie & CO..
Food AuInlniriratiou I.icenre n

INHI1 chi fEUETABLE MARKET.
]. D ROOD Administration License No G OIS37
tBy w. c. Crenshsw q Coz
Richmond. Va. July S, 1918.
oranges, Irmona and Grapefruit.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-10

t, 1thr,ry hoard held n meeting
.,irr IN the library ut the centrnl
school building. business VI
was transacted.
NJ. Crvilir show and Mrs. H. T..
e,,i,.y c,,cr,nincd tho Wmrld-Mihc ''a'io
~ tho Eantlst church last 'Ee'""S
-hn Shaw hmrrr on Second street
ircee wns followed by social n"ur,
Th, Tuosdny Night club VIII '.''H
T,cs,,ay evening with Mrs. J. y. VI"
On Tnmlinsnn avenue" &c.,, ,,e,n
A. 1sn,r L.i,man and Miss F'S''
1rnlt both Of this city. w"r" n'"''''
a,..5,x morning at thu parsonaE Z"
- The Christian church.. E"v. - d.
Ep,ith performed III" CEREMONY.
Ioui. n Conner. Of M"undsriil". ana
,,..- >t,., 1,r.rchnrn. If Wh"">'hH. w"F'
,or-,nd Yesterday in I'ui"hHrEh at \
''.,rr,cr Mr. Conner is The son or Mr'
md Mrs. C. W. Conner. ci mus '''!
and is employed, in IN" ~ 'n'r''''.
rIotbInr STORE. III is popular i"ca'
xounr man. Miss BrrnEham 's Pr'"'-
non, In society circles i'll Nh'''''s'
oring tho daughter Of Mr.. and MIS-. w.
=; Transham. OF that city.
Mrs. J. Il. Downing. Of h"riin*' u
encndinK ,hc week ne the guest or MIS-
'ThUmpa Finn. 0I SKIN street..
Henri. Frr!"y has returned h"tnr a''rr
= two weeks vacation spent AZ
tnona- IA.
Miss Lima Push and Miss MARY
Young have returned hnm" after spend
ing Sunday in Glen F:astnn with frich"S
and rcla;iv'%
Prof. John HiI:rs. OF Third street. mas
d.n,-tcd fnr Vienna. O.. whore hr will
.ssunc his duties ;,s principal Of the
ouh,jc school nc that place.
Miss Ethel Campbell. "f Third street.
who has been thhc guest "f Miss SyI-
via Kountz. W Shrrrard has returned
home.
s. N. Smith. prominent resident or
Cameron. and we'll known her" di'H'
Sundny morning At his late h"'n" II"
was IS years or age. tn" funeral Will
I've held this afternoon.
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AMERICANS
CONTINUED from Page oue.l

shells into Tismes, Bazochcs, Blanzy
and other places in IN effort to check
the allied troop movement: There was
4 strong direct and indirect fire from
La Petite Montague. The machine gun
ners blazed away, but the American
tetachntents made Roadway 1T Intervals
by keeping under any possible cove1
and not attempting TO go ahead In large
numbers.
American officers say Indications arc
that the Germans intend TO cling to
every foot Of ground south Of the Atsrc
as long as possible, using machine guns
until the gunners ore blasted from the
positions.
The principal resistance with which
the Americans had TO contend came
from tho region Of La Petite Montazne,
northeast OF Revillon. where observers
reported there wero from thirty to for
" machine gun nests cntrcnched on
the summit of the hill. On the other
hills to tho south Of the Aisnc the Ger
man machine gunners had taken pdsi-
lions, and With sripers at various points
caused some annoyance.
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MRS. JOS. BROWN
IS VERY GRATEFUL
To GEO. /. DAVY
Druggist Did Suffering Woman
u Good Turn When He Sold
Her Wentworth.

Til" following statement. Givcn recent
~ lr u we'll known rcsid"n; If Butler
county. PA. carries an extraordinary &C
count of tho wonderful power Of Merry
Worth:
George II. rHry--I wish 10 stat" thnt
my general condition Is improving Won
d..rcully. Before taking Nrrv-Wurth l
could not sleep or rest Al night Now
my rest is perfect. | also was affected
with "rysiImlas which would come Mt
stated intervals. hut now that condition
has boon overcome. My heart was bad.
caused nv Spleen being strained and now
that difficulty has been overcome" ! can
nnt say ton much in praise "f Merry
Worth and feel that / cas- NEVER BE
WITHOUT 1T. AS also very grateful
to Mr.. navy fnr recommending the same
MRS. J',$F:lH ERnWN.
R"ut" |. R"nfr"w. Pm
Tho Rarr Drug Stnr" and IN" Grirst
Drug Store. in Wheeling. a"ll Merry
Worth. Your dollar back II the tonic
docs no, do for you what il did for Mrs
BROWN.
Ncrv-W"rth is sold In Warwond by
w. T. Mcnamara; Fulton. by the Full
ton Pharmacy; MinEn Junction, 10y
Moore Rroa.: Martins Ferry. Ralstnn &
l'nrk"r: 81. Clnirsvillc. Patterson &
Sons: lSarncsv.llc lIilles Bros: Cam
"ro7. by cameron Drug Co.: SIstCrsvillr.
hy g. : ntsqIc: New Martlnsville. by
iInrnb-nok's Drug store: Mcundsville.
J. ~ I:anln Drug CO.: bridgeport. Sol
by T. Errd f'cnt Pharmacy: E"lla;r".
l'nukw"rrh Eros.:. rad"n City. Morgan
Bros. West Alexander. f. K. McConn:
ifdcwond. Tho EtlSwood Pharmacy:
Elm Grove. Nlum's Pharmacy: R"nwnoh.
TtrEwood T'ruE Co; MrM"chcn. CarrulrS
Pharmacy. W"lishurg. John L. Elson.
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TO DEFEND ST. QUENTIN
CONTINUED Prom Page One-)

numerous batteries OF $50 and 17o
n,illimeter pieces ore concentrated.
On virtually the entire front from
east Of Arras TO the west OF Rheims tho
German artillery, the 1ntransigea
commentator declares, Is pounding away
! as 1t had not done for several Weoks
Nevertheless, he insists that the genar-
al situation remains excellent for the
allies, although moro desperate res1Et-
ance by the enemy must be expected.
On tho British front the advance, 1t
IL pointed out hAa entirely freed A1niens
from gun IRE, the only attacks on THIS
base line boing by n1rplanes. Inc
bases Of Arras and Hazeoroue1 now
ever, are still under long range gun IRE.
Advices received hero indicate that tho
region around tho railway station At
Lens is occupied by tho British. The
advices also predict that tho fall OF
Armentieres may be expected before
long.
If tho Germans are expecting TO DO
allowed q respite from the attack either
during the autumn or through the WIN
ter, they are counting without their
host, says Premier Clemencenu's newS-
paper, L'Homme Libre, In commenting
on the military situation. They made
their great trial last spring to outspeed
the United States, It points ont, but lost
tho rnce to q competitor who was too
fast for them. Nevertheless the news
paper expects O certain slowing up Of
the lighting because Of tho necessity OF
bringing forward the necessary tnfan-
try support IN front Of the new posi-
tions the Germans are occupying, and
which they arc expected to defond stub-
born1y. The regrou2ing Of the allied
forces, however, will not be delayed,
L'Hommo Libre predicts, as the move
ment of the troops is bnHod upon an e1-
celent method, through which tho aut-
ed commander-in-chief was able un1n-
tcrruptedly, to retain tho initiative for
q period Of more than Six weeks.
In connection with tho probable fur
Their course Of tho nghtin1 In tho In
mediate future the Ecno de Paris points
out that the allies command Is not Of
tho type to gamble with fortune, and
that It ts not likely to hurry an enoTt to
capture Limos 70 strongly held that
losses dsproportionate to the results
would be risked In taking them.
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Has Returned Home,

Mr. John BauGhman. uf ThIrty-ninth
street. WHO has been spending In" sum-
NOR IN liiSsimr Ala has returned
hnrl" With Miss l.CttiS Schafrr and
Mr. John i. Drum md family. b." has
toured tn" states Of Alabama. Tonnes
sec. kcnturky and Ohio in the Drum
car.
Mr.. Drum was formerly an old Wheel
inE hoy. being cnir,uycd several years
;,,:u ~ the Riverside mill If the National
Tubs company, but for thu past i've
years ne has been holding a responsible,
position with the Tennessee Coal anI
Iron Company. All in IN" touring party
report most "rjnynh'" time.
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HOME BUILDERS
UNION,
18th and Main Streets,
Wheeling, W, Va.
BANKRUPTCY NOTICE

United States of America. Northern Dis
trirt Of West Virginia. s.:
III the United States District Court
in ami for Said District.
In the matter of f.. a. SpanGlcr Bank
rupt. Nh. SIN. In Bankruptcy. Peti-
ton for Discharge.
To the Honorable Aston g.. Dayton,
Judge Of III. District Court Of the
United States for the Northern Dis
trirt VI West Virginia.:
L. 4. Spanglcr. If Wheeling, in the
County of ohio and State nf West Eir!
ginia. in said District respectfully rep
rcsrnts tina: on The 5th day Of June.
last past nc was duly adjudgn Il bank
rupt under tho acts OF Congress rGl;L-
ting To bankruptcy: that he has duly
surrendered all his property and rights
OF property. and has fully complied with
nll the requirements of said acts and
of orders OF tho court touching his
bankruptcy.
Wherefore. he prays that he may be
dccrcCd b? IN" Court 10 have Il full dis
charge from all debts pr"vahlr against
his Estate under said bankrupt acts, ,X-
ccpi such debts as ara excepted by law
from such discharge.
Dated this li,h day of August. \. D..
1915.
E. \. SP.tSGLEE.
Bankrupt
BY Fred r. RrinEman. His Attorney.
Ordrr Of Notice Thereon.
Northern District of West Virginia, S.:
On. this 9Th day OF September. \. D.,
1918. on reading the foregoing petition.
it is
Ordered by the Court that hearing
hr had upon III" same IN thu Ith day ut
October. y. H.. 1915, before said Court
at Wheeling. in said district. at 10
o'clock in the forenoon: and that notice
thereof b. published in the Wheeling
lni"iliEcnccr... - newspaper printed in
Sald District. and that all known crcdi.
tor; and other PERSONS in interest ma!
APPEAR AT til" said time and place and
Shuw cause. If any they have. why the
rary"r Of the said petition should not
h" granted.
Ard il Is further ordered by the Court.
that the clerk shall send by mail to all
known creditors copies Of said petition
and this order addressed 10 them al
their %lar"S # residence as stated.
Witness the llnnrrhhl" Aston c. Day
ton. Judge Of Tho said Court. and the
seal thereof. NJ Wheeling in said dis
;rirt. "n tn" l0th day Of September. \. y.
1918.
Attest:
a. 7. BARRETT. Clerk
s-lh-l7
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South Side Personals.

Miss Ethel "nniff. nf Now PhiIad"l-
plia VIII" has been visiting friends on
tho South Side. he's returned home.
Mr.. Campbell Witch l"ft for Camp
Humphreys last Friday. where hr will
enter trimming fnr incl" Sam.
Private Fred Wint"rhaucr. who has
hern visiting his father, George Winter
haucr. At AG26 Mccullough street. left
Sunday for Camp Admission, Ala.
Mr.. md Mrs. Rlnnm Of 21cl For.
street. ar" r"jnicinE over the arrival Of
baby Eirl.
Mrs Anna Rladr and daughter arc Wis
Ittng Miss Harriet Elad" nj Ocean
View. Pm.
Miss Lyda Fnrrar, who has been v!si;.
Ing n. tho homo Of Roy md Mrs. J. 7.
I.cycnbcrEor Inns returned 10 her homo
In Fast Liverpool.
Miss Elizabeth Hoffman,. of Chaplinc
strcct,. will return today to Mount d.
Chnntal whnr" she will resume her
studies for tho coming year.
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tu... he declared |" har" tho support al
Il p"tu"cratir congress.
Thrc. vice chnlrinrn wrr" named ny
( Chairman shaver. They ar" &. w
GamrhrIl. ni huntington: y. L.! French
IL Rlu"fird. and T.. Il. Stephenson. "i
Charleston. State headquarters at fhir-
mont Will DC in charge OF Chairman
. Shaver. and branch headquarters nj
Huntington, RIurfirId and Charleston
in charge nf ihr"" vice thalrmrh
Rranch headquarters may also b" open
cd at Wheeling and ParkcrSburE.
G.. burgess Taylor of Wheeling was
among Tho committee members attend
ing. Mclvillr DAVIDSON Post, the author.
former West Virginia politician. mex
with the committee. and was Warmly
greeted by many old friends
pARkERSEIRCi W. Va Sept. o.
Colonel John r McGrr%. II GRAFTON.
was elected national committeeman at
tn" meeting Of the West Virginia Demo-
cratic executive COMMITTEE held mere
today.
Colonel G. w Watson. Democratic
nominee for United states senator
handed in his resignation. 'halrH'ah' -
l.. Shavur. Of Fairmhnt. WAS gwen au-
rhori,y To name the cities whcTr stat"
Irrrnorratic headquarters Will D" es'"h-
liShcd, and IN appoint the ncceSh'
vice r,,.irmcn. 1t is probable that
uunr,rrs Will be established at Wheel
ing. Charleston. ParkershurE. Farm"nt
and Huntington.
strong set II resolutions. emohdy
ing n platform for the state "rGahiHa-
tim. was adopted. The declaration
s,nud FIRST for the winning OF the war
,,nb,IJ tho President and his policies
both before and after the war, cnhorScu
the Presidents policies as pertaining L"
woman suffrage, 10 labor. national pro
hihitinn. and 10 the pension amendment
TIL. declaration favored extending I"
wcmeu tho right to participate IN PR
.narics and conventions.
Among the speakers wore rH-Senal"e
w. T. Chiffon. Colonel John 7. McNfh"
and Governor John J. Cornwcll. VIII" de-
Tended his position In regard to the SOL
licr vote.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-10
WORLDS RECORD FOR
ALTITUDE ATTAINED

CHICAGO. Sept. "A height OF rs
son feet claimed today to be- worlds
record for altitude by a two-scatrd air
plane WAS reached by Lieutenant VI. b.
Kcllcher. who flew from the United
States war exposition grounds in Grant
park yesterday with Il passenger Lieu
tenant kcllehcr and his passenger used
Il now oxygen apparatus. They wrr" In
friEid air for N minutes and were COM
pcllcd to descend when their oxygen
began to give out.
When attempting to land Lieutenant
Kcllchsr crashed into fence and both
he and his passenger were stunned, bur
not seriously injured.
1t Is said the highest previous record
for plane with passenger is $1,000.
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hcat An France.

Lieutenant Edwin Beer has written
home Ia tho effect that he has met some
local lurys in big city in Frnnce. H@
met Claude Bnnar. who went over with
the Three Hundred and Fourteenth AT"
tillery. Lieutenant Beer is located IN
Il special artillery school near the DIE
city. Six miles away ar" stationed
many Of the local boys who were
trained ut Camp Fort Scrcvcn.
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act Second Growth.

Statements issued here yesi"rda! arc
IN tho effect that thcrr ma% YET d.
some relief from potat" shortage a"c".
stoned BY dry weather 1t is rtpnrtc"
that in sumo parts OF the c"un'y Sr'"''n
growth is being secured b. the FARMERS
from tho small potatoes drFc'"Ih'E
from the seed planted in the SptihE' y
few weeks Of good weather Will H'ah':
the outlook for plenty OF nome NPu"H
this winter look fairly good.
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the chanc"l of tho church. During the
ceremony patriotic songs will he rom
hr given by Rev. II. NJ. Spur. MI those
who wish tn see n tribute TO the country
they love ~, we'll should not fail to Mt
tend III" rCrvircs
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SOUTH SIDE
Outinp Mt Mrs. Droppes.

The Wnm-n'S Home and Foreign MIS-
sionary Aid Society of the Trinity l.u'h-
Gran church will h"ld M rnJ"Nahl" ont
INK at tn" home Of Mrs. Charles lr"prcs
in Martins Ferry ON Thur,lly afi"rnf"u
All tho ladies nr" requested 1" meet AT
tho Wheeling Traction offlc" on Icnta
rect not later than o'clock.
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REGISTRARS Net.

RerIstrars whu will serve whom inc
,non-nowcr of Moundsrillc registers I'M
der tho bill passed by Congress on 4
recent date met last evening ut the c"urt
house. Instructions were given the reg
is,rars and supplies were distributed
EVERYTHING is now In readiness hero {"
take care OF all work coming before iho
CONSERVATIVES Of the government
Thursday Of this week.
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Committee to beet

4 special meeting Of the Republ1can
committee Of Marshall county has been
called for Saturday, September ~, at :
D. m. The meeting will be held in the
county court room. Chairman a. l.
Hooton has not made public anything III
n definite nature with regard to what
will be taken up at the meeting.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-10

Last evening the MnundSrillc Chapter
Of the Red Cross held meeting in IN"
post office building. Business OF impor-
lance was taken ny and plans for futur"
activity were discussed. Reports on pre-
vlnus work were read and arprorea.
They show q substantial result OF effort
et pended,
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VIM Medal.

F. A. Ernst. local boy. has won a
modal MS u sharpshootcr, with the Ma
rines at Paris Island. He was LETT
handed when he enlisted. but has shown
great proficiency with the army rifle
Since winning the medal he has been
transferred to Quanticn Va. He is the
son Of Mrs Mary A. Ernst Of Water
street.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-10
Sunday School Concert.

All arrangements have been mad" f"r
tho concert which will u" given by III"
Sunday school Of 81. Stephens; FvnnE"lt-
rRl church on October 6. Tn" affair
promises to h" nnc of exceptional m"rit.
for nil arc rnthuScd 1vcr tho plans. Tho
program will b" both literary md nu<i-
rnl and patriotic numbers will be In.
tr6lucr1
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-10
Sixtv Examined.

Sixty mon VIII" registered August
for service in III" national "'un! w.,
examined yesterday ny Nv"
county draft board. The ""rh % ",,,
;.;1 ,bc mo, WAS completed shortly
a,,.r nn,r Those who passed III" OK
n,,,,otion will make up tn" next quota
-, ,,n, ,h, will be- taken frnm Marshhii
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70 Reach $4,000, 900 MazE

Marshall county's investment IN LID
crty loan bnnds will soon reach s3'o"u'-
00n. according TO estimated "su'''
given out yesterday hero. Al prcSch'
tn, county has s2.09T.70o invested IN 'hr,
governments bonds and il is eStIIna'r''
that the quota for Marshall county IN
the Fourth Liberty loan will be Sl'oo''
900
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meatInr Of willing WORKERS.

The Sewing Sur'i"lI uf the NillinE
Workers nr -. STEPHENS ETnnErlirai
church hold worry Interesting Meeting
ut tho homo nf Mi" Emma Myers. "t
3.33 Jacob street. lns, evening. inc
evening vas pleasantly spent Win
nccdlcwnrk and nj m appropriate" hour
dainty refreshments were served In The
rureta
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MOUNDSVILLE
To Observe Holiday,

THURSDAY. Srpicmhcr II, has been
declared holiday by proclamation OF
Governor Cnrnwcll. in accordnnce with
4 ruling Of tho President. and the day
vii! br observed here. The banks ami
most Of the places NJ business will b..
closed. The barber ships usually clos2
nj noon Thursday. but will not be open
at all during the coming Thursday. it Is
believed Factories will close down Tor
the day.