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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-10

is the p,cst of his parents on Oak.
avenue.
Lawrence Eurlcy and George Ells
will motor To Clarksburg today 10 visit
friends there.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Lafferty OF Cln-
cinnati. O., will arrive in the city today
To visit Mr. and Mrs. A. E Laferty OF
Morton avenue.
Born. Thursday. to Mr.. and Mrs. Otto
I',til of Seventh street. a son.
Mrs. John I.istnn Of Cedar avenue.
who is confined III the Ohio Valley Ien-
rraI hospital, is slowly improving.
Mrs. blanche IIlanncr and two chill
drrm. E,u!ah and Kenneth arc visiting
with J"hn Gifln and family OF Jacobs
burg, Ohio.
Mi..s Gertrude Coghlan Of Jefferson
avenue. has ~. her week end guests her
cousin and children. Mrs. Charles he!s
,u: I;cllair". q.
Mrs. Ina B"wcrs and daughter Gar,
net. are tn" guests OF Mrs. Bowers
daughter Mrs. Earl Holmes, or Aahes'
vilin.
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ro,,ndsville Briefs.

~ ,,,,b,u has arrived hom" from
cnrn | .r... to which rlAr" ne W.nI vi
Nav e. lie faIl"d +" PASS 'h' "''''' ~
amlnn,ion*. .. ,....,.,,r hay,
800 ~ EutTaln. ~ Y. "h"f" ihr? VIII
snruN n week with r"lriiN"~' ,,,
Hiss Olga Lows Of F'nih S'r""', n'';
arrived home from ~ ,'s',
nurr,.sa' family in Tyl'r county
W. William i;urch If Tenth Sur,
49, o;rrivr,: hem. from u visit I" New
ark. Ohio. ;,,,,, 1rov,
,,dnv for rol"do. ohio. FROM Wh"r" 'n"H
viii drive new auto h"mc. ,, n
Frank Pyl"s has returned u" h;i'' ~
rinr Visiting his Sister. Mrs. T.. +. Ny
4" w., mis- ,itv and Other friends IN THIS
'Mi Mr., T. T. Harhinson "f T"ml'ns"n
n Avenue, who has been quite III .I'r W.
last frw days. Is very much imtT"F'H'
Mrs. J. NJ. Dowirrr 81 t" .;, [ :n'.,
Inns us her guests. Mr.. ana -itS' ''!!r -
Wilson Of Washington. Ia -.
GSc,r caldwell has returned I" ms
home in plymouth. Ohio. alter SI''h" IL
a few days with his parents. Mr. h"'
NIrs 6. =. Caldwell "f MciEh"n hF"nu"
Ira hammond Wilson 81 Hr'hi r,'.,t
r, ana Miss Ida I"Wl"r "f F"ur'i
street. were married her y"s'i"rdhy An'
have left for their n"w h"n" ut WASH
" Mr, and Mrs. Harry Richmond nnd
family # t'ru;tInl". ono. W"p fHN ,
h""n spending III" past iW" W'IHN ~, T.t'
their Parents. Mr.. ANA Mr.. !. y, 49,"
mrnd III clinton ovrnIi". returned h":h'
vest "rdn%.
home from Il ten w"'k = vast wan r.'H
tivcs and friends IN New YORK """
DR.. and Mrs. W. Is. Fletcher and SOP
end Mr. and Mrs. e. l.. .Eorors"n am!
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Miss Edith Jones. If Pittsburgh. is Il
visitor AT the home al MIR. and Mrs.
,m"rgr Conway, IT North seventh
street.
Mrs. Fred Hlark. Of concord srrct, re-
c,iN"h M Interesting letter Thursday
from her husband. VIII" is safely located
i'll France.
All smallpox eases near St. MHry's'
cemetery have sufficiently recovered To
have the uunrintiu" removed
Miss Irene Webb. Of South Fifth
street. is visiting friends in Stcubcn-
willie.
Walter Taylor. Of North Fourth street
accompanied by James ScdgwIck. will
spend the week end al Frady'S Lake.
Miss Manila Eratton is spending Il
vacation in Cambridge.
Herbert Owens, uf North Seventh
street. is seriously i'll nt heart trouble.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. NJ. Turner and son.
Lawrence. 'returncu Ii me fr"nt Two
weeks vacation at LtKrSitlr.
Miss Edna James is visiting friends
in Warren.
Miss Marjorie Dickson has returned
home from a business trip to Strubrn-
vale.
Miss Ella Yinclinc has returned home
from Il vacation spent 1T Cleveland and
brady's LiLkr.
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Rridrenort BreVtties.

Officer Henry, of the local police
force is enjoying II ten day vacation anu
rX-puliccmun Reed Is substituting l"t
him.
rh" meeting of tn. heads ri the N"rl-
Gus draft boards III belmont county
held at New Philadelphia. yesterday
WIS attended hy President james Nor
row. at the DirSIrirl 30. draft board.
George ,iarI"li% left today for II huSi'
ness trip To Alliance. Mrs. CARTONS
viii visit friends III buffalo. y. y, dur
ing his nhS"nr".
Mrs Harry lfliIum. If Lincoln Hv"nu"
Will leave Tor uillrStnn. W. VA Ia
visit her husband. who has been en-
ployrd there for tn" past year
Mrs T. Il. Mitchell. "e klrkWo"d, Is
sprnding Il few days in Columbus.
MIR. and Mrs. clyde Keys. Of Lincoln
avenue. are tn" pr"ud parrniS III hhpS
girl born Wednesday,.
Rural residents ar" uticrIng som" blt-
ter complaints against the new i"l"'
thun" System. SINE TN" merger. Many
local residents have had ih"ir phones
removed.
The. H." fnmIn" IS hitting this town
uuitr seriously and unless il Is relieved
shortly. several consumers will u" i"rc'
I'd to Quit business for the tim" being.
states that h." is confined IL thu base
huSrital M Camp Taylor. Ky. suffering
with Il broken ankle. tr0rp"! wh" Is IN
the uuurIrrInHStrr'S department. re-
c,ivcd the fr:lClurc while playing base
ball in IlrnrySvill". Ind.
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WOOL REVIEW

BOSTON, Aug. 9.---Thr Commercial
Bulletin will say tomorrow:
THE domestic wool plan Is being
worked with all possible expedition by
tho eastern merchants under Tn. dirrc-
ton OF ;he wool administrator and the
mills arc gradually finding supplies NOR"
to their liking. The manufacturing situ-
alton. so far as civilian supplies are
concerned. is not yet improved. although
the placing Of contracts in England for
uniforms for two million American
troops will have an easing effect upon
the manufacturing situation here"
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w. z. AlBAN

District
Chairman with
the
Attorney with credit lucrative law pance ana ne mas ~.
members the
onv nr H. the bar He is an olnce Oh nam
oro and civic matters He brilliant nlnd Is an
LOGICAL o
cprmr
the community ana ne mas oeen
n support educational interests not only IN ln Dull ALSO
1885,. u .u,,iore ,noc,ing tho
We i sound and all questions anecns ue
known He is equipped IN every
for the hyh which he He Knows the needs OIL s
with credit should he be nominated anu e
now the his efforts the war;
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J.H. Moore JeWeIer
MARTINS FERRY, O.
AL Elnds OF Repairing Oons
Watches q Specially
School Board Transacts Business.

Al Il ~i'.cI.tl meeting Ui Tia: school
board held Thursday evening. ". j..
Su,,r. IT t'lar'nEt"n. wr~ elected rrInc:-
pay Of III" mex ELM lruii'lInG ami Miss
Mary l.. G'"A. Of Toronto. w'& elected
+" teach IN In &r:"l,>. .:!>s catherine
I!l;tckf"rd rendered her rISi-GHilrn IN
order Ia dn arm! Nursing.
The fall term 81 school Will open
rurSlay, September =. AMI Will c"ujinric
until Eccc:uhrr -. when IT wil: close
for the Christmas h"lnlay. TN" winter
term will convene JanuHry Il ANA last
until March ~. when Il spring vacation
will be held Thrn school Will continue
until thr chs" May -.
Turtle Soup Lunch
The local ludG" uT krISh;:. If l'ylhias
will enjoy Il turtle soup lunch "n the
lawn at the club house in North Fourth
street. THIS evening. FIFTY pounds Of
turtle ha> h""n prepared and fine
time Is anticipated
Breaks Ankle.
Word received from Charles Chopper
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Authorities Notified.

AdvIccs which were received by ti'H
local federal auth"rllIrS The DhSelH ing
~ ih, Irhtl.s, nights Monday and
Tuesday Of each week is made cnlnPul-
sury Til. authorities wrr" notified ny
the federal mon at columbus I" prompt
~ notify them II amy one la!lS 10 com
ply with thu light rdict. y" faiiurr 10
riSohry the order in this district mas 9ee
hncn rrnnrted.
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Draftces Depart.

Another squad Of drafted men lrlt
vurinus training camps Bridgeport
AUTO owners furnished autos which car
ri"d The men from Martins Ferry l"
Hrllairr. To the train. tn" men Were
chrrr,rl TN their trip through lirl"G'-
port and were tho recipients ~ many
..irls from local residents. No local
men were in the increment.
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Passed Examination.

Robert S. U'Sullivan one OF the local
bankers who MAS accepted at III" re-
rruIlinE office in Wheeling. Tor ScrN zee
IN the navy, successfully passed thr re-
ullirrd examination At Pittsburgh III
VAS sent home to await the first rhcal-
.,.y AT t'anr May training school and ~
,m.ctS to be- called Ia report WITHIN one
month. hrlic Chapman. Il banker ut I'M,
same bank has already entered II naval
training school.
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us.E in building tn" road. expense 81
TRANSFORMATION and guarding I" y. t 'r,T
,,n,, ,r,. Enrr,l Of control receives about
20 cents 4 day for tabor Of G"nE w.,i
s,a,r Road Commissioner y -. .,-
Iiums vas in IN" city '"n$'""rlhF "'"e
tcrs prrtaimIE /" TIN road.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-10
Fp1iStS In Marines.

Samurl u. ROU'l"r. IL, OF ThiS rlfN,
has enlisted in tho Marines ut Wheeling.
lie passed his preliminary examination
and has been ordered 1" Pittsburgh for
his final examination next Tuesday. If
successful lac will no sent to Parls ISL
and. s. G. Frank Flake has also enlisted
In the navy.
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Big Game Here Tomorrow.

According tn tho sale Of tickets. rec
ord crowd will lie OH hand for the hiG
game b,tw"rn tho Camp sherman hIsr-
ball team AMI tn" Martins Ferry Attn
-irtiCs t he played mere SunthH' htttT-
moor, AT TaGd, n park Several local lsrNS
who ARC on tn" team Will u" here ami
Jack Sicily. t"rmrr pitcher for the Ain
I,iirS Is InriUl"h.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-10

Funeral services We're held THURSDAY
af!crnuun for The LIT" three months "ld
twin brothers. Tony and Walter Squhr-
irk at tho h"IIi" at i'hrl"il. i""ith Wiz
,i,,r In iutaui;i, trouble. They were
lin. sons uf MIR and Mrs. lie" Snuari'N'
lnIcrmcnt was ia Limw"Ud cemetery.
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Democratic Vote.

The final figures On IN" ".m''. .',iss-
yo,. III Marshall ''"tintE; WIN az. and
ing prccInCt III. gives: M4'S',h - i,.rt
chiffon Sos; simpson ~ ana
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Held for Further Investigation.

Held for Further Investigation.
Coroner j. X. Wyatt has complete thu
inquest over III" remains Of William
Davcy. Jr.. who has drowned in Nc
Mahon'S Creek Thursday afternoon. Srv-
eral boys who 'w"r" with pavc% nj tn"
time testified that the lad visited m"
war garden Of Guiscpp lr"SnCri. OBJ
serving the lad in his garden. Prospect
ordered him out. and, II is alleged. threw
several stones. AS the lad jumped into
the water. the boys testified. one "f tn"
stone struck him. He sank imn"di-
ately. and when he did not ris. to lh..
surface one OF the older boys div"d into
the water and recovered the body. l'u,-
lowing the investigation cornucr Wyatt
held Prospect under $1,000 bond for fur
Their investigation by tho belmont county
grand jury. Arrangements for the
funeral are incomplete.
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The county court in session yesterday
TO consider matters pertaining TO the
Improvement OF the narrows road. de-
cided TO offer 10 the state board Of con-
trol 500 a dav for thirty convicia TO 10
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FOR SALE.

FOR SALE.
s rooms. hardwood floor. modern $500
L rooms bath laundry. pantry, lot
.5x100 4.o0n
6 rooms, nndcrn. lot IlNl9O, good
invest mcnt. Observation-Disclosures .5n0
C. rooms. modern. lot "5x90 ...... 2.Sue
L rooms. modern. good condition @.dh0
6 rooms. modern. lot cINl0O. 5000
:, rooms modern. good condition
lot .ay110 .................... 2.450
= rooms. cottage modern. lot BOX
100 Observation-Disclosures. $500
i rooms, lot 25X1n0. good condi-
ton ............ E,hHU
: ronIns lot 3nX1"0. modern ...... 2.JG0
EEECE g. CLULo.
Hanover Street. Martins Ferry
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Will Do chautauoua Work.

Mrs Ernest cole; will leave tomorrow
for i;elNi,.w Ia d" thautnuQua wrk.
she will act aS arrnml'HniSt 3ld also du
sol" ,rk The entire wr'k X. appearing
every day on tn" program.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-10
No More Recruits.

TIL" recruiting ufl!C" in In" city huild-
ing will rrrciv" no moro recruits uh''l
further word is r'rciv"d from S"cr"-
tAry f War Baker. rh" recruiting Of
fees throughout tn" country arc closed
pending action nr III" draft law. winch
fixes tn" draft nEc from Is IT, A. E"HrS.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-10
MOUNDSVILLE
Memorial SUNDAY,

Memorial services will he held on the
camp grounds Sunday afternoon al ":"V
ucluck. in memory Of Earl Francis. :hr
first Mnundsvl!r hoy In b" killed in ar-
iinu. The services will Il" in charge of
locals Nh. 10 and ~. American Flint
Glass Workers union. Frances WAS Il
member at the latter local. The Calvary
church and sunday SrhCrl. Of which he
wIS Il ln"Iuhrr will assist IL tho S"rv-
ices. y representative of each orEnn
zati"n will pay Il brief tribute. Charles
H. tarrigan Will make an address. Muse
will be furnished by a band and by the
calvary Mems til"e club
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MIS-. Hughes Dies.

Friday innr'IinE III tn local hospital.
after II fcH days Illness IF meningitis
Shr WAS taken IL III" hospital Thursday
aft, tnu"u from her huIn" IN North Main
erect. she was II years Of age ana
l'avrS her husband and several childrcn
Funeral HrranEcIic are incomplete.
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Bellatre Briefs.

Bellatre Briefs.
Osborn Holden. Of the Canadian army
Is spending a few days in the city.
DR.. Hanwaker Of Youngstown will
preach at Epworth Park Sunday.
Lee Levi and Charles Snid"r Of this
city have arrived in France. according
to word received here.
Mrs. A u. Dcafenbaugh has gone t.
Youngstown and Cleveland for Il visit
with friends.
Edwin Heatherineton has arrived In
France according TO q letter received
by Miss Lyde Heathcrington Of South
Belmont street.
c. w. Dickens, chairman Of tho Bel
mont county Liberty loan committee. is
at Cleveland attending a meeting of all
the county chairmen.
Louis llcrzberG has been transferred
from the Columbus barracks To Camp
Grccnlca{. Ga
Earl Wilson has returned from n
visit with friends at Cleveland.
Max Holstcin Of Akron arrived here
yesterday for a visit with relatives.
Robert and Herbert McGraw has re-
turned from a trip to Buffalo. y. \.
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ADnly at Stltiou.

Five local yuun:: women hay" nnp!Ico
ut the Rod Cross recruiting station III
the postnfficc for dat! with IN" army.
II is likely that they will bc successful
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Called to Baruesville.

Coroner J. l.. Wyatt Of this city was
called ~ Raru"SN!l!" to investigate" Ia"
death Of ti""r%c l.. llnrn"r. VIII" was
drowned Will. bathing IN n reservoir
at Eldnn pear Rarnesvill". II" WAS "a
y"drS OF ar". and was II leading young
bue.roSS E.an If RarncSvillc.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-10
Bank BUYS Big Store.

The Guy and County Bank has rur-
chased from IN" FIRST National Eank tho
Big store building ~ tn" corner Of
Jefferson avenue and Third street. The
now owners will got possession August
II md will immediately begin 10 re-
r-odrl III" first floor. making 1t int"
Il modern banking room and Stnr" room.
The j. e. Myers company will continue
30 occupy the first floor. entrance 10 its
room 10 hr made an Jefferson avenue.
Tho hank will occupy tho south sid" of
the tirst floor. using III" old entrance.
Tho bank hopes Ia he occupying its new
hrnlr Ivy tho time WINTER s"tS IN. The
klcr rants factory will rnntinur In "r-
rrlpv tn" thir1 floor and The I. .. q. T..
IntiEc the second floor while tho Elite
billiard parlnr will remain in Ihr hAs"-
mcnt. Tn. price was not Sir"n hut Il
WIS II cash sal" and is said Ia he one q:
the biggest deals IN M"undSrili" Tor
some TIM.
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Dr.. Buchanan at Presbyterian Church

nr. \. NJ buchanan. III MurGLnt"wn.
will prrilrh at III" First Presbyterian
church her" Sunday morning. IL" has
h.,.n supplying: III" pulpit here Ind has
created = favur;thl" inrH"sS "n with all.
Iii. morning SuhI"ri will j." - tOndl-
uun That Will Insure Ei"t"ry.
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Arrives Overseas.

Mr. and Ms. Lalne* Ii%-s 81 MEr,r
,rn,,,c hayn rcrri,ci = card $lAli'iE
,ha; their son. Archi" ESs*. mas ar'''"o
Cnrrly overseas.
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Gets War Cross,

The many friends IN This city arc
runr.. than pleased 10 earn 1T thu sue
r"s- Of Walter Thomas. local hoy. now
IN France. III., lester simply stated thai
ne was the winner Of Il war cross and
ruy,. ru details At the winner.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-10

Arch Foge of Beare Republican candidate for nomination
for County AUDITOR has earnestly tried to meet voter OF Bel
mont county that he might make friend ot hlm.
sought have the voters OF Belmont county investigate
his past record confident the will find him rca compe-
}tent and and worthy OF their vote and trust
As secretary No. 1911 United Nine Workers OF
he them suSct and national
conventions. r,..
He made good worker the Carnegie plant at 'elalrc
and at YOUNGSTOWN. Ohio So,
the trusted representative OF the r. L. l)olngS o" "
bus Ohio he built growing and profitable hNS'SS W his e-
and throughout Belmont county,
He holding his first and only office either 'rrtc or aI
pointive, the people councilman at large III "'" %
made good in position OF trust hr rarnrSt
asks the Republican Of Belmont rnv To boost nm WIN he"
vote at the primaries Tuesday, August ~ TOR count" AUDITOR
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Funeral Sunday Afternoon.

Tn" funeral of Miss lnez Michel. "h"
died "Wednesday night. viii TAX" pia'"
Wednesday ut the h"'n" Of her parents
on Rock Hill pike. Services Will lah''
place SUNDAY afternoon at The 'hrlS-
tian church 1T o'clock. cnndurt"tl by
Rev. \. NJ. Flax. lntcrmcnt Will be III
Rose Hill cemetery.
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MARTINS FERRY
z. E. Thlrp for State Committeeman.
lu-S-S
rarfr n+p loft CoJ1rtv

Forty-ntne Left County.
F'"rtN-rIn" rI"n fr.ln inIk 'Ity and
IiridrrnnrI. lrft for tn" Columbus bar
racks Friday Hhd were anxious L" got
"n their way. An "rthuS!asilr farewell
WAS given thrEl PRIOR IT, their leaving
;h.. draft headquarters. and T.. X. Hog"
rnv" tn" hnyS II fin" address. Harold
Michael Was mad" captain IL thr local
squad and nj E"llair.' "a Y. N. &. y.
r"prcS'!taiiV" Joined the boys.
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The Belmont county election an
nouncrd yesterday that III" polls IN tho
various voting precincts in this cit! VIII
he open Monday from $50 l." $50 Tor
the purpose If granting removal rrrii'-
Gates 10 voters. No ncW r"SlStrantS
will he accepted by order of the election
board.
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PARIS BoNBARDED.

PARIS. Aug. 9.-The Paris region was
again under bombardment to-day from
the German Ions range cannon.
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Promoted to Lieutenant.

PTU1nOCeW 20 I1eNVeNtIUI.
A letter has bern received ny local
relatives TO the effect that DIR. Don
Roger. Il former local hoy and gr;idu-
at" Of the Rrllalrr high school. has re-
r"lvrd n commission aS first lieutenant.
He will hr stationed 1T an army camp
i'll Missouri.
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Appealed Gases.

ApptI1tW OHSVSs
Tho Wheeling Traction company has
anp"rl"I tn" damage cases of Mr.. nnI
Mrs Louis iuchSr against the company
II III" supreme court. They W"r"
awarded 81 rhn for injuries Received III
an accident at the Kir"rvicw crossing Il
few years ago.
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Food Committee to Meet.

Another meeting of III" city l""u
committee will hr hold next MONDAY
evening in tn" mayors office. All NOM
brrS arc urged In b" present. MS IN"
arrangrr cntS for IN" publication OF Il
weekly fair price list Will be c"mpl"t"d
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BELLAIRE
Removal Certificate.

z. E. Tharp for State committeeman
uuSk
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Pound Dead in Jail

tVuNu o0ItU III Ud1-
When Chief Of Police Malone entered
the city Jail yesterday morning to notify
offenders arrested during the night to
appear before Mayor Culbcrtson he
found. In one Of the cells. the dead body
Of T. J. Mcdonald. of Stcwartsvi!le. II
is said that he had been drinking heavily
and was arrested by two officers and
lodged in Jail. Mcdonald was about So
years of age and was employed in one
Of the mines at Stewartsvilc. Coroner
Wyatt will conduct the inquest to-day.
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Mr. Lynch Dc he is called by all his friends IS the pest
known and liked Belmont County ne worked
for % wears in Standard and Laughln Mills at Martins
Ferry and always ardent worker and member IN good stand
ing Amagauated Association Of lro Steel and I'm workers
md after leaving the only still remembered his working
fr;eds but made of friends by ms pleasant Soslon
and his courteous all the tax and others Wh
IN the County Teasers Office and If nominated and elected
Of Belmont assured that the duties OF the
sberiff's Office will be in capable hands.
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BRIDGEPORT
Snuaricli Services.

E. E. Tharp for State Committeeman.
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Milford chronicle., 1918-03-01

boys and girls, are knitting for the Red
Cross. Frederick schools are doing their
bit for their country.
The Ladies' Aid Society will be enter
tained on Friday evening at the home Of
Mrs. Henry Hargadine. She will be as
sisted in entertaining by Mrs Edward
Hudson and Mrs. Robert Harrington. Mrs
Jester Gray and Mrs J. B. Derrickson
will have charge of the program.
Mrs. Racheal Carlisle is visiting Rev
Carlisle Hubbard and family in Baltimore.
George Hopkins, of this town, one Of our
soldier boys at Camp Dix, is i'll with
measles.
Miss Ethel PennewiT Brown, Of VIII
mington, is visiting her aunt, Mrs. John
w. Hail.
Mrs Thomas Lohan has been on the
sick list the past week.
Miss Helen Blake, Of Cardova, Nd,
is visiting her sister. Mrs. James Smith.
Miss Gordy and Miss Elsie wiIcutts
spent the weekend on Chincoteague Is
land.
Patriotic exercises were held in the pub
lie schools last week in honor of Wash
ingtons birthday.
Wilbur Cook and Albert Jester Of Phil
adelphia are home for visit
Harry Werley left Wednesday to accept
a position at Carneys Point He is an
exemplary young man and we wish him
the best Of success in his new surround
ngs.