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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-10-02
CITY COUNCIL
HOLDS MEETING
Few Matters Of Importance Brought Up
Full Attendance.
Present

ii Il.
'' - -. l.,
'.i"! ~ tn 'ity manager "'"'t ''S'
, .i.:!nr. wIth Mayor {. Morgan N"st"r
,.r...r,Iirr t.orturil1ucu Blum. kress.
/ :rI,,,,- tI,I,r tr,nbrrrht THOMPSON,
IJ,r. I,,Iiu,I and t'uv MnnaEr Maggie
mat ,,i,, S,l,.,r,r Callahan =, ., present
.Y ,,r., ,,,.,,,.r /, h.. taken Nm MAS
t.,l ,,,.t,,,,r and the committed,
,L,d r'r ,,,,,rur,iIiu,nI rs did the
,.,,,,..u,tt., -. m t;rr,l.r Wheeling. The
,.,,,,,,r,r, -, the mailer If the money
n-,l,,r.. Isl, asked fur rrcommitltmenL.
,rt,. ,.o,nu,,t.r on gnrbap. DISPOSAL had
M, r.norl T., mike. l$ did Tho committee
-, ,.h,r", If the yhnri"r amendment
n. ;i,r uaw scale, ST charges To- Ia.
.,J,,r,,u far us, ., the munlcipal scales
! was ur,.,,I Il To council through City
Mauurrr NasIc by City Scalcr OF
U..,;,,h, and S.,.,,-,. L,Luard Brooks.
~ rt,.d ,h,: IN. farmer rhnrrcs
! '''u - "''' 7,' .',,,,,,,.,. -, I>rcss
,rh'., ,,I L.Iii,,, v.,,. n,n,,.L Il, ,uvrs-
! ,,..,,,, avid r,ou,.t Dack To
. 'H"' III
49,, ,,,.,,- <,r, ,.rcd for r.,rn.is-
N"s -"a''a@Il -, ,r;,b (.hcv-
.>'"'' " - i,it,ebur,,i,
''' N ,n,,. Of INC
~ '"' '','', ',.,,,.,,,, and what is
rF"P"st" ~ "'' = '''''' =; ,hoi,
Ec'd''u. 1"G ~, @'c i', ,,.i.
me 'liu Sl''i'- o" -,
; havana W"'h'p !" NV ''''"''''' -,
thu country no CIV N''''''"',i
that they needed c"Sl "'i'a '''
:,."'iiti ;uiHI't 80 INIT 'H's ro"'"
'hcir estimates IL IL! ''Piri'' !" '"' 'u
ii" Tor 4 bphu ISSu'. "'Sc "'In a.
| now working IN c"htrac. "' tns ''hHM
town plant !hNcai!E"'!ns '"G .
If valves. etc. Councilman r'n'H
that {. L. Sulth. h'cai Shs'hrH'' o' .hAe t u
, Irto consideration III IN" PRIV"
stating ihnl SnIi'h hau iurhSh'" "a"H
propositions 10 the eity ior al 'Htpr"EcI
plant or system "a wafer, non" "t whl"h
Wcr,. acted on. In HdG!t!un. Councilman
! I;,bj. stated that Smith had Inimatcd
that M. COS; at his services would be
r,t4iu,,
I,uuuriInIan Nrmbrrcht then stated
,h,, w.. ,irp, rr Chester 4 Fleming wcre
ruy.rum.uI contractors and had Tur-
uishc-d ;hr Watering system tor i large
,.,.,rn,u,.nt rauIunrnrni IN Kentucky
and ,v,.rr therefore very efficient in
,I,.7;r ozark
.,;,, N,r.,rrr Eurl. lhcn came Ou-
,r,,L :, s,u:,n,nt That Engineer Smith
had never handed N any wriitrn s"G-
, '''u r,r ,,,.,,.-nrnr nr ME city Wa
;,,t. .,..,,,n n,,r,l very recently. ana
'.n,,n'.t,,n,,, II,luy stated that 70 the
,,,.sI If his know lrigr that smith sub
! ,,,,...I 9. nr,,,.,s.,i for wells ON thr Sec
; ,,, si.Isr stand -; Warwuud.
, cry Manager Nagle c;line back with
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-10-02
Ferrtans injured

A Chevrolet auto driven by Ralph
Armstrong and owned by O!ircr toS"
of Carlisle street. rammcd into 'elc-
phone pole AZ the foot ~ hanover
street late Monday evening. Tho ma
chine. which was now one. was badly
wrecked and the owner. MT. FosS. was
seriously hurt. The driver and an"thrr
occupant whose name was moi learned
escaped with many cuts and bruises
Mr. Cose, who lives in Carlisle strect.
sustained a broken collar bone an nrly
cut across his face and many other cuts
on his arms and shoulders. Several a.:
his teeth were knocked OUT and i; re-
1uircd over forty stitches TO clos" tho
various wounds. He was removed 10 his
homo, after having MS injuries dressed
n tho office Of Dr. =. Il. MnSScrly.
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GAINESVILLE

Frank Innv.i. ~ litsi Mln street.
perceived word Tuesday morning "f ~"
death "f their n"I'h"w. '1yd" lEIr1F''l.
which r''rIIrr,d Ut :: camp IN Iilh"!S.
The ,Hr,ir,iInrs CONC. ming his death
were not given Mr.. nnms"l was son or
Mr.. ani Mrs. *! Dnms"l If Wheeling.
and was we'll known her" AMI ms many
f-i-rds will regret 10 learn Of his death.
The remains will probably h" taken 10
Wheeling for burial.
At tho county convention Of IN" ". {.
r. l.. which Wis hold in F-llnlrr Sal ur-
jay snpt - ,hr following officers VIZ"
elected 10 snrv.. ,II" ensuing term: Fr"Sl-
dent Mrs Gertrude II"inlcin. OF Rrl-
iairc: rrrnrdnE secretary, Mrs. a. al.
Kerr. nr Martins Ferry: corresponding
secretary. Mry. Frank Yorum of liarn"S-
VILE: trensurcr Mrs. Nina Glasgow. or
T."th"s'ia: sAeretary Of Y. T. H.. work.
Mrs. Thomas Taylor. Of Rarn"svilI"; SEC.
Rotary of J.. r. l.. Miss Laura Skinner Oh
S"ri"rton.
Miss Ad"lIm@ kearns "f East Yin"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-10-02
DOCTORS GIVE
REASONS FOR
SPRING FEVER
Explain It's Renl Meaning.

''Tht maine SprIu" E"Tcr ;Ed
we'll known physician IN conversation
Tho oth"r day. rs Il mSn"Inrr. and -
largely :: figure nf speech used I" 90
scribe the peculiar lassitujc Tia; $"
many rrnr.l: ':"'npl"iu ~ - Ia" "SpirH
ZION Of our winter nnnth*. II II
physiological condition we'll known L"
th"mcd icAl profession. rni IS not Il
fever at ali. buta general letting d"""
of natures forces. particularly 'h',
nervous r"ut"rs du" /" III" !"i"'"H'H
Of iron and phuSph"rou&. both Of wh'' II
arr. absolutely n"r",sary for tn" mum
t.naucr Of bodily viErr
'br courS,." hr continued "'hr 'N-
c,.ssivn meat cajInE. The i"s" "i groom
vegetables and OXYGEN. ct Wi'''.'
there IS 81 lttl" III the average h'a'"o
house. all play t!nir part. h" 'Hs"t'
IS that nature IS "clllinG for IN IN
creased nutrU, Of tn" vital forces ""'
Ing the wint"rd ln"rths. Ind inns ue-
m;,nl means NOR" PHOSPHORUS III"
iron. For it IS thcS" two potent retif'
dies combined which arc natures ar
murpcnt in her d"f"nSiv" Whrtarc. WIN
the advent Of warm WEATHER. IN" P"''N
act n,nr-> freely ard the heart Slows W.
and that peculiar l;-sS!tud" which We
Call spring ''F"F - '""4''''
And tho remedy. doctor: an lnt"'-
cs,ci listener asked. WIZ. my dear
sir. the rouIrdy for th"s" starved nerve
md blood crnlrrS i, i'hnSphatcd IRON
Hut thor" is no reason why NO Shout"
ever reach this point. if W" would from
time 10 time take that we'll KNOW"
remedy. rhnsPhatrd Iron. and SO main
tain the physiological balance. az SHOWN
By our color our StrD% OF Vol o'ihk'
push and activity. all Of winch are
necessary To make life worth whiic.
And the doctor was right.
Sncri;I Euticc-Tn insure doctors
snd their patients receiving the Ernn-
inr rhosphatch Iron. VIC have nut III
capsules only On not allow uca'crS
To substitute tablets or pills. lnS,F'
on CAPSULES II. trri"St e. -. ana icsin-
Ing druggists cverywh"r"
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PerSOp1l.

Miss Anna N"iSt"r IS recovering from
= slight operation which she Ind" rw"rt
q: tn. office o. nr. Alderman. in
Wheeling.
fIarrrr" Ault * confined 10 his homo
IN Thir,y-Ef!h G'r"ct suffering from
an ,niu,-y rs his fn"t received while Al
his wnri; II; "a" Strnrhman bakery IN
Wheeling.
Mis,; i.v"lvn Drvan was removed from
tho NORTH Wheeling hospital 10 h"r
HON" on I:"!u"nt Strr"t y'St"rday. after
md, rgulnE IN operation tor aip"ndi-
cl:I~,
Mrs Ross MchlHhnn. "f All"d"na ID
m the Ely Cor several days calling on
,~ia:iv"S and friends.
Morris f.ando !"ft Yesterday !or Pitts
hurrh. wl..r" 1n will "ntnr Fort Pitt.
Mrs Fr.d Wright and son will lnav"
:"r Washington. where they. viii HiEi,
VIZ relatives.
~, SamgcIs. NJ Parkersburg. has re-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-10-02
Class Entertained On Island.

The koiuonia class Of tn" First Zap
iist church was d"lirhtfully entertained
last light by Mrs. Jessie Harvey at her
homo III North Front street on the ISL
and Pleasant social diversions wcn>
thoroughly enjoyed and dainty lunch
con served by the hostess assisted by
Mrs. Jennie Sedsvyick and Mrs. ESau
len lSfnS.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-10-02

An adjourned meeting "t IN" CITY
council was held last night. The meet
ing was hold for the purpos.. of taking
action on. repairing West Washington
street and TO consider tho franchise or
the wheeling Traction Company.
An ordinance was r:ad authorizing
The public service director TO e1p"nd
not to exceed $4,000 Tor the necessary
repairs ~ West Washington $tr""t
from Twenty-sixth street to tho west
corporation line. The crdinanc" was
oassed under q suspension of the rules.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-10-02
NO MORE CATARRH
4 0unranteed Treatment That Has
Stood the Test Of Time

Catarrh cures come and catarrh
cures 60. but Hynrn"i curI:Inu"S to heal
catarrh and abolish It's Disgusting
symptoms wherever civilization exists.
Every year the already enorrnnuS
sales Of this really scientific treatment
for catar-h grow greater. and tho pres
ent year should show nil records broken
II you breathe iy"nlri daily ax d.
rec'ed il will ord your catarrh Or il
won't cost you c"nt.
II you have 4 hard rubber ityom", ln-
, haler somewhere around IN" hruS" get
It out and start it at once I" forever rid
yourself or catarrh
G. IA. Griest K Co. or any other good
druggist. Will soil y"u a b"liir az
IiyomcI Giquidl. start to breath" It
and notice how quickly it clears out tn"
air passages ami makes tho entire head
feel fine.
lfyomei used regularly will end "a
taTh coughs, colds. bronchitis or rs
thma a conpl"t" outfit. Including a
hard rubber pocket inhaler ard bottle
q: IIyornci costs but little No stomach
dosing: just breathe it, II kills the
germs. so0,h"S and heals tn" nflamed
membrane.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-10-02
BENWOOD
still ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS wort1ux.

All the committees for the Fourth Lib
erty loan. report that the city is .:till
very enthusiastic about the loan and IL
responding more generously than was
results are the pleasing outcome Of the
vigorous efforts OF the canvasSers and the
city Of Benwood is to be complimcntcd
on its patriotism.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-10-02
MARTINS FERRY
Liberty Loan DcnonstraRAA

y h.s Liberty loan meeting VIII D"
held this rIerinE in III" high school au-
dIiurium. Fine addresses will he mad"
AID L Is,rair will prr'rd" the "Xrr''IS"S.
The Toy Scouts will be III line and III"
union mu$iciaNs have donated their scrr-
iccs for the rslradc. Tho hand vii! n1"r;
nj tho co1r.r of Fourth and Hanover
streets 1t seven o'clock and will lead The
10y Scouts. MI patriotic residents arc
cYleci ri to attend the mass meeting AMI
help in any way possible I" pu' across
the Fourth Liberty loan.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-10-02
BTY usERN BoNos
RIVER rTIEaRAn.

DAVIS ISLAND DAM-9.4 feet fai!-
ing Clear.
STEuBEHv1LLE-9A feet rising.
Cloudy. \
PAR1lEEsBCRG-l1 feet. rising
clear.
MORGASToWN-7 feet stantiSnnry.
C:"ar.
OIL CITf-1.s feet falling. Clear.
WARREN-1 foot falling. CletN.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-10-02
Held Good Meeting.

The frs: meeting Of the new yea vas
ign Missionary society Of the cavalry
n l.. church. Tn" S"ssio0n was held III
tho church. anil members OF tn" King
Hrrnlds and Standard Hearers or the
church were present. y splendid pro-
gram was carried out and social hnur
,y,s nnjoyc.d later. li:inS for AruNli los
during IN. ensuing year were outlined.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-10-02
r,,ert Perry Promoted.

m" many friends in this city Of Lieut.,
Kenneth G.. Perry ar" more than pieasco
| to learn OF HIS promotion IL 4 first lieu
tenant at Camp Mcclellan ut Admission
! Ala. Lieut.. Perry won his commission rs
A second lieutenant at =" third Objects
iNraininE school 1t Camp sherman ana
from there was sent to camp GORDON, 81
Atlanta. Go. His promotion 10 "rS'
lieutenant IS quito IN h$nor as he Is INC
only local boy who attended tn" third
of1}ccrs. school to why auch dis'tnc-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-10-02
Former Local Boy Killed.

News OF the death OF Ezra C;attcH. son
or William tAttcll. Of FuTlansbec. w. Va
was received in this city yesterday from
relatives ut Mt Pleasant. where the boy
lived before entering rho service. For
many years tho family lived in Mort,
Fourth street and tn" boy WIS VOL
known here. The father 1t Is said. r"'
ceiycd cablegran announcing his
death. Soptc nrbcr 9th or 10Th
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-10-02
Columbus pay Celebration,

All arrangements have been completed
for celebrating Columbus Day. October
-. Many lt:tians will take part in the
celebration. which will hc featured by a
big street parade, in the afternoon. At 4
O'Clock n rruuSram Will be rendered in
front Of the Roma thrarre on Ic'mont
front ofETOAIN NUNcta9inctaoinetaoi
street. The speakers will be Judge c. ].
I.yu"h. of st. ttairSYile. Hon. W. Il.
Francis. Of Martins Ferry. and Attorney
z W. Schertzrr. Of this city. the ccle-
hr;,tinn Will conclude in the evening
with Il display Of fireworks.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-10-02
Benwood Pr1ponaiB.

Miss Ida Cunningham Of Main street.
has rs her guest. Mis- Helen Clarke. OF
Weston.
Mr. Henry Grimes is visiting his
mother. Mrs. Mary Crimes. or ScottdalH.
PA.
Tho Misses Margaret and Edith Scott
uf MurEnnt"wn. are expected 10 hrrir:
in the city THURSDAY to be- the guests Of
their grandmother. Mrs. Anna Noll.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-10-02
Home From Fa.her's Funeral.

Miss Caroline ISIttnrtield nt the Local
hospital. arrived home from FlQua'
whore stu. attended the funeral 81 hcr
father held ut that plac" His deal H.
which WIS quite sudden. occurred while
Miss EutrrrtIrld WIS Attending IN" ron
r. ycn,iun Of nurses ut New York city.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-10-02
MoundGville Briefs.

Sunday will be observed as Liberty
Loan Sunday in the churches OF this
city. Special services arc being arranged
for the occasion.
Mrs. @. {. Gather. Of Weilsvillc. o..
is the guess of Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
Payne. on Burch avenue.
V. II. Saylrs was business visitor in
Wheeling yesterday.
Mrs. Charles LETTERS and Mrs. Harry
Payne were in Martins Ferry yesterday.
Frank Pickett. Of Columbus. O.. who
is visiting at Bcllaire, has returned TO
Bellaire after 4 short stay with friends
and relatives here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Rulons. OF Burch
avenue, arc the parents of baby boy.
W. X. Steele of Ash avenue has re-
turned homo from q visit in Pittsburgh.
Mrs George McCrackcn Is spending
few days with her parents at Woodruff
" En
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-10-02
birthday Sunrise.

y uumb.r CT friends OF Mrs. Carrie
Tcckut rendered her 4 surpriS. party
in:-l cv"Iun: - her hnin" on Harrison
81 rr."t in homer nf her birthday annivcr-
Sary. Dancing vas enjoyed during the
evening and refreshments served. Mrs.
l.>rk"rt was the recipient uf I number OF
useful articles.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-10-02
1,m,tea Seryice Men Leave.

AHieh, limited s"rvtc" men LETT Bel! !
ain yesterday morning owe. the Bait
mo4e & Ohio railroad for jefferson bar,
racks. Jefferson NJ. wh"E" They VIII
he given special training for war wnrh.
Tho contingent was nI'td" no 81 IN" t"i
lowing men: O-yill. u E'ylrS. John :.
Tob;u. Charles Israel Na-E. coleman
Man.on Charles r. Eisl:r. William T..
Baker. Herbert N'hlrcy ard Jchn II.
Williams
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-10-02
ASrtculturtst ! .Ats Hero,

7 VI. Eandcrvort. assistant director
Of agriculture extension at the state
university stopped herr yesterday FOR
short time. He said that III" demand
Tmr county agricultural agents now is
y.ry prcssing. and tn" vacancy in Mar
shall may no, h" filled for :;on,c time
He spcn; MOST If the day at Sh"rrard
and will gu to MorCHntown to-day
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-10-02
CAMBRIA FIRED BY
RETIRING GERMANS

LiNIHpN. ,..t. lily the Associated
i'r.sS r--'pn III, threat W Is speedy r;tI-
tur,, by tho british. n" city nf 'Imhrli
has l,r"u s,l fire Ivy IA" Germans. Field
Marshal !ia;g rrpor;cd in his official
,:'ai"tnrni to-day.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-10-02
O. n.uer Buried Yesterday.

Funeral services for the late joseph
Ordos. 7. ( Q minor who met death
! Saturday by q fail Of stone at the mines
was hold Tuesday morning at st. haTFS
/ church. with Rev. Father G. A. MulneATn
oG,ci,tinc Burial took place in River
| viu,r Conretery
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-10-02
tn Wheeling.

Rev. Father ". C"glan. Of IN" 81.
r'rancis Navirrs catholic church IF this
city will go {" Wheeling to-day To At
trnd tho $"ui-annual conference" or the
Catholic clergy Of Wheeling district
~ Bcy. I,ishor r. +. Donahu" will pre-
side and the sal" of Liberty Ponds IN
th.. fourth issue drive will Dc prominent
in the discussions.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-10-02
Child Hurt.

IIelcn I;rccnan. little child OF Third
reel, WAS badly hurt Monday evening
when she. foil Down the steps at the J.
G Myers store al Third and J"ff"rso,
streets, She sustained 4 bad cut in the
hack If rho head. She WAS taken Il
her home and medical aid summoned
Sb., was resting easily yesterday.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-10-02
TWO Perry Soldiers N.

Word received from Harold 'amroe'i'
who ia confined 10 the base hospital ~
Camr sherman. seriously III with nncu-
monia- late yesterday, stated that he was
much better. His mother is at his ped
side and friends here hope for his early
recovery.
Another Ferry hoy Thomas J. Irwin
Jr.. is also Ill Mt that place thrcnd cned
with pneumonia
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-10-02
Hunmas,e Sale Begins Today.

The Kings Daughters rummaSc sale
opens todny in the Hnhcnsack block. IN
the room formerly occupied by III" l.ur-
ton insurance agency. Many destitute
coses arr known by members "f m"
Kings pau ghtcrs. and all old clothing
and other article. will h" greatly ap'
prcciatcd Tho campaign for old c!otn-
ing for the R"lGians closed Monday a.
tho goods had 10 hr packed Drrpara-
tory 10 shipping Any person having
elo+hfng intended for tho belgian r"c-
urecs is asked TO bring 1t to the rum
mage sale. where 1t will DO just as much
good
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-10-02
BirthdAy Party,

Master Harry Young entertained
number Of his friends last evening with
a party, honoring the occasion OF his
twelfth birthday. Games and music
were The amusemcnts OF the evening.
and at late hour light REFRESHMENTS
were asrtcd by the hosts mother. Mrs.
IamcS SOQnE.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-10-02
Pred Strain In Hospital

A very interesting letter has f"cn
received by MIS-. George Strain fr"m
her SON Fred. who is confined TO base
hospital in Portsmouth. England. Strain
holds a vrry optimistic view of the war
and declares that he will BE- home for \
Christmas dinner In 1919. He stated
that although he had hccn In the hos
pital for three months that he was
feeling fine.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-10-02
pnvaetans Get Commissions.

nr. c. n. Mcsscrly. Of this city. has
received his commission for army scr
vice. He recently underwent the OK
aminations At Wheeling. and he has no,
as vet been ordered to report. DR.. John
Johns. who also took the tests. has
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-10-02
MISC Crpw HosteES,

Miss Zclia Crow will he hostess to n
number rf her friends Friday evening at
her home on Franklin street. The guests
Include lively" couple who are looking
forward 70 IN "njoyablr evening.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-10-02
Dance Hr1da1 EHsuinx.

Preparations ARE being made for the
dance which the b. V. 81. Sodality Of ST.
day evening in their. hall This will be
he first of a series Of dances which the
Sodilty will give during the winter and
promises to be q very enjoyable affair.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-10-02
KuirhtI Of rthiAS,

The knights OF Pythias lodge No. -.
met last evening in the armory hall. Inn
portant business. matters were taken up
and q number Of social events were
planned for the coming months.
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uI1ytnson Funeral

Funeral services for !. G.. +. Wtlk'n-
son. who died Monday morning. will be
conducted Thursday aftcrno"n ~ :
o'clock. the the fami' residence on
Forty-fourth ard J"tt'.- aon Str'-''s. In
,erment will be made ia EIS" Hill c"In-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-10-02
missionary Society Met.

The Missionary Society nt the Chris
tian church held Il meeting last night at
IN" home nf Mrs. w. &. Parker. at klct
Following the business the evening was
spent socially.
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Ca4s Entertained.

Mr.. and Mrs John MisKeTl entertained
the members OF the Mems Bible class OF
the United Presbyterian church last ev.
enins at their home In North Th'rd
street. The event was complimentary to
ono Of the members. Mr.. Jeftrcys or the
stor-, Of the r. 80. mines at Florence
,,-ho is moving 70 WcllsburG. ". VA.
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slr""l. entertained 'hN members OF III"
Double : riulr 4: h.r hum. Tuesday rv-
"uing. After L iri$' I'M" -: Knitting and
sewing dainty lunch wa served.
TIL. w =. +. twill meet at IN" hrn;e
as Mrs. Thomas Taylor nt WrSt Main
street. Friday evening. The r"lnr; 90
ia" county convention will b" given nj
.hlS n"eiinE ard a fIIii attendants" is de-
sired.
IF Mrs Thrmas Taylor. of Wrs, Main
street left Tuesday for EaiiImor". Nd It.
whcrf. she will "1i"r tn" Maryland COL
leg. for women. Sh" was accompanied MS
far aS Wheeling BY her sister. who spent
la. day there.
week with her sister in GrrcnsburG. Ind.
IIa-lanI Patterson. ~ Fast Main ST..
i"fr Tu"sday for Pittsburgh. whore he
MAI cutter Carnegie Technical school;
Tin, Young Peoples christian Endcav-
or $n-:rtl of the Presbyterian church
wi hold their annual Rally lay srrs1""
Sabbath evening. October At SIX y. III.
rr"f. Xu;LrS. "f the public schools. will
make the address. Ever on' is rorui-
ALL invited and all numbers especially
ar. ASKED 10 como and hiring n friend.
Mrs +, : Ely. al North Chestnut St.
Irrr Monday for Philadelphia. whcrr shn
will attend the wedding Of a relative.
SL. will 20 from there TO Baltimore.
Md md Winchester Va, WheTr she VIII
spcrd 4 month with relnIivca.
Mrs. Frank Gricr and little son VIII
liam have returned In their home south
Of town after = visit with relatives nj
cambridge"
way. has accepted n position in the Of
No.. Of tn" Hanion Paper company and
entered upon her duties Monday NOM
ing.
street visited over Sunday with her par
ents. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Boyd. OF Til
tonyIrlG
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cal Association He will deliver talk
to-day on important medical theories.
Other doctors from this section are at
tending the meeting. which opened yes
tcrday. and will continue until Thurs
day evening,
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Ruvg Bond.

Alex Sleinc. local cnnfecrinncr. has
purchased a liberty hond Of the fourth
issu" for his daughter. Miss Liberty
Bond Sleime The child WAS named
Liberty Bond. having been born during
the third loan drive.
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Neu Warden tu Charm.

Wardcn !. 2. Terrell. OF The state
prison, arrived here Monday and as
sumcd his new duties at the head Of the
state penal institution yesterday MORN
ing. He is pleased with conditions at
the institution, and says that what
changes will be made are TO come slow
ly He says that no one will be dismiss
ed for political reasons. He paid high
tribute TO the retiring warden. 81. 4.
White, who left yesterday for William
son. 10 take up work in q bank there
in which he is interested.