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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-21
WILL WHEELING Be
AMONG THE WINNERS
IN THE LOAN drive

The size interest rate and other terms
of tho Fourth Liberty loan wore conslo-
cred BY Secretary Mc.Adoo at Washing
ton, Thursday, in conference with ms
treasury advisers and an announcement
81 expected any time now;
The amount is still expected to be in
tho neighborhood of $4,000. 100000 ana
the interest rate Az per cent Was the
word received at Liberty Loan head
quarters in the SchInulbach building
yesterday.
The "40 committees which make the
best record in obtaining subscriptions
to the loan will have the privileges,
either Of naming one Of the ships being
built for the government. or of naming
4 tank that Is to participate in the
fighting on the western front IN France
Mrs. Woodrow Wilson, wife Of the
President who has been naming the
ships, has agreed to iLllot 1o0 Of the YES
sells for tho purpose OF tho national
contest.
The people of Ohio county are urged
by those in charge at Liberty Loan
headquarters to adopt thc idea which
Thomas ~ Edison has suggested Of
signing all of their correspondence,
Yours for the Fourth Liberty Loan
Chairman Snedckcr has "snmcthing up
his sleeve" in connection with the big
banquet 10 take place Tuesday night
September 24th. and said last night
that some startling surprises will be
pulled off ut the affair.
The Ohio county committees. in the
coming loan drive will try To better lhr
excellent showing mad" -, the Third
IloHn. when the bonds bought in the
county averaged one /" every three per-
sons. while u" avrr:te" throughout the
nntinn was one bond 10 every SIN per
soma
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-21
B0llaire 0H61R

Miss AIDA Eeff has returned to Steu-
! benville after visit with local friends.
Miss Kate Lappert who has been i'll.
' Is improving.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Steger. Of Gravel
Hill. are Spending few days with
friends at Pittsburgh.
Miss Alice Anterior entertained
friends last evening at her home ON
Gravel Hill.
r W. Archer. of Cleveland. Is vtsi-
tor in the city.
Mrs. John Fish Of North Guernsey
street, is guest Of friends at Clsve-
land.
J. W. Krker. Of wa.nock. has 70
turned home after a visit in this city.
Miss Antonio Hasal will leave The
first Of the week for Grove City, Pa,
where she will enter college
Willard Rankin will leave for ALL
anoe to enter Mt Union college.
SDo:wood Green Is in Camp Sherman
for few days visit
Mrs. Clyde Edwards has returned to
Columbus otter 4 visit with relatives
and friends in this city.
VIM. Stewart IS moving his family
to Warwood. whare they will reside for
tuc 1u(uTe.
Miss Anna Jarrett will be home Mon
day from Cleveland. where she has been
visiting with relatives.
Mrs. I'd Porter will so to Camp Sher-
man. where she will visit her husband.
J. Beckc. general yard master Of the
r. & 0. railroad. has gone to Chicago
for visit
Miss Martha Edwards viii leave Sun
day for Pittsburgh to spend a few days
with relatives and friends.
Miss Mary Williams will 20 to Nef1s.
where she will visit friends.
Mrs II. Barrett has returned 10 her
home at Cameron after a visit with Miss
Mary Barrett. of South Belmont street.
Jack Nolan is i'll at his home on Bel
mont street
Mr. and Mrs. Charles WassInan will
be home Monday from an auto trip to
Philadelphia
Hiss Mayme Boyer. OF Powhatan. has
turned home after a visit with rela-
tives in this city.
Earl Wallace has COMO 10 GAINESVILLE
to visit with friends for a few days.
Miss GencSiere Pierce went to Fol-
lansbee yesterday 10 visit her aunt for
a few days.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-21
MEMORIAL SERVICE
At VANCE CHURCH

4 memorial service to the late Jas. '.
Braden will DE held in the Vance Me-
mortal Sunday school building Sabbath
morning at 1920. in connection with the
rally day exercises. which begin at $3.50
o'clock A bronze tablet will be I'M
yelled III honor Of Mr. Rraden's II
years SUPPLEMENTARY Of the Sunday
school. The program will be as fol-
lows:
Prayer. by Plny o. Clark.
Opening words and unwilling tablet
hv Superintendent F. ". s. NcfE.
rrirr address. representing the church,
DR. Dickcy.
Duet Miss Alice Wilkinson and Miss
Helen RldSely.
Brief address. representing the SUN
day school. A. W. PAUL.
Closing words. by DR.. ]. N. Potter.
Al the slpe time n memorial service
will be held In the Mems Bible class
room. to BE- addressed by Alfred PAUL..
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|BELlAIRE MAN IS
WANTED ON CHARGE
OF EMBEzzllNG
s1ANXS HANSON, ALIAS BUHcA u
WAITED ON SERIOUS CAA&8E
-HELLARE NEWS.

R.l,aire and the police OF surround
hnY towns have been asked to arresl
James Hanson. alias Burch- charEeo
with embczzlement. The warrant 1o'
1.-THE arrest Of Hanson was sworn out yes
!terday BY William Piper. agent Tor the
81; American Railway Express company
alleging that Hanson stole money and
yaluabies from the company amounting
to 500.
According to- the information obtain.
.ed BY the Bellaire police Hanson had
been employed as a driver on one OF the
company wagons. Instead OF delivering
goods to the consignee It is alleged tha'
Tho -fe1yt them and appropriated tne
money to his own use. In several IN
stances it is alleged that he collected
money which was never turned into the
office. When the police searched ms
apartments on Union street they founc
q box Of rinss valued at $50 apiece. II
is said the rings were consigned 70
Sellaire jewcler.
Hanson had been employed about one
week. Another phase Of the case Is
that the federal officers may DO called
to investigate. 1t is limited that Kan
son brought Wheeling girl to Be4laare
and engaged room representing her &c
be his wife. He disappeared THURSDAY
Following his disappearance an e1aInin-
alton OF the express company books was
made and a shortage vas found In the
collections.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-21
Personals

lawson Reed is confined to his hom'
on East Church street by pneumonia.
Mrs. John Frank Of GAINESVILLE. Is Wis.
iting Mr.. and Mrs Joseph Palmer. Of
East Vine street.
Mrs. Robert Moore and daughter Mis-:
Eta. visited with friends in GAINESVILLE
this week.
Edwin McCortney. Of Camp Sherman
ia visiting at his homo on East SouG
street.
Miss Lille Stevens Of Hunts avenue
Is visiting with relatives and friends II
Cleveland.
Miss Mary Lippincott. Of Washington,
D. c., has returned to that city after n
visit with her mother. Mrs. CARA Lip
pincott, and sister. Miss Charity. OF
North Lincoln avenue.
Miss Margaret Eichorn. Of Wylie ave-
nue. left Friday for Columbs where she
will enter Ohio State University.
Miss Jessie Shankland. OF North Arch
street spent Thursday with her hrother'
Ed Shankland. Of GAINESVILLE.
Richard Hnrdesty. Of Cleveland. is Wis
iting his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. D. G.
Hnrdesty, Of South Broadway. Mr.. Hnr-
desty will remain here until he is called
for service.
Mrs. VIII Foley and son Robert left
for their home in Media, Pa, Friday.
after a visit with her parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. Lemucf Fowler.of South Gardner
street They were accompanied hoR,3
by Mr. and Mrs Fowler. who will visit
with them and another daughter. Mrs.
Albert Pryor.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar ThomAa OF North
Chestnut street, havereturned after u
two weeks visit with their parents tn
New York.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilson Mercer. Of thi.
place. arc visiting With relatives in
Bellevue
Mrs. Hattie Evans has returned after
q visit with relatives in Bradford. Pa
Born-A son. TO Mr.. and Mrs. James
4. White, Of Columbus, September H.
Miss Mary Petty. Of West South
street. Is the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Halbert Wilson. OF Cleveland.
Misses Mary and Vera Rogers. NJ
SenacayIlle. are visiting their sisters.
Mrs Beryl Simpson and Mrs. Clyde War
rick Of this place.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-21

Miss Ruth 1fogg. who recently ac-
opted 4 position as teacher in the Gary
Indiana schools was the guest recently
of Mrs. HIGHWAY, mother Of Miss
Highway. who had charge Of ~ child
rem 1T tho WcIlsburG Rcdpath Chautau'
,,ua, in July last. Miss HIGHWAY. not
knowing that Miss Ruth HoGg WAS from
Wnllshurg was speaking Of the places
she had been in West Virginia and the
people Of WellshurE in particular. were
very highly cumplimcntcd by the child
rsn's favoritc. Miss HeiEhway spoke OF
Inc people Of Wellsburg as being the
most pleasant and agreeable Of any
place she had been.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-21
WELLSBURC'


Wine young men left on the 1;4h trA'n
Friday evening for camp. \ large crowd
WIS present. the hand was out. the Heo
Cross committee was there with the
comfort kits AMI everything passed OH
in tho usual good Wellshurg style. The
names Of those entraiuing are as fol-
lows:
William II. Ward
Paul Wesley Craft
Raymond Huston Wells
James IIawton Silver
Mckinley Perry Prayer Crow
james Edison Cassidy
Dennis Wilson GriEsby
Frank william Godel. from Illinois.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-21

Word has been received by Miss Dora
Heryey that her sister. Mrs. Mary Her
vey Morgan, died at her home in Woos-
ter, Ohio on Thursday morning. Septem-
Der 10Th. The husband Of the deceased
Rev w. T.. Morgan. died some years ago.
Mrs. Morgan was daughter OF Rev.
David Hervey. of Brooke county. de-
ceased. The body will be taken to Elm
Grove, ". Va, cemetery for internent
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-21
STEUBENV|LLE BOY
KILLED IN FRANCE

STEUBENVILLE, O.. Sept. 20-Tnat
her son, Private Leo Sylvester Fe!st-
aged "a years. had died on July ~ from
wounds received in action was the mes
sage received from the war department
today by Mrs Elizabeth Fetst OF ~
Adams street. this city.
He was member Of the 18th United
State Field artillery and had been In
France seven months. He enlisted at
Pittsburgh. Pa. in May 1917.
Private Feist was born at Wheeling,
W. Va, the son of the late George 81:
Fest and Elizabeth Fcist and iresided
in that city until about ten years ago.
when he moved with his parents to TINS
city. He is survived by his mother and
the following brothers and sisters
George, with the United States army
in England: John. with the United
States aviation service at Kelley field ;
Charles, william and Matthew, at
home; Mrs. Elizabeth sAldridge and MIS-.
Gertrude Crouch Of this city.
Private Feist is the fifth SteuoenVtlle
hoy to make the supreme sacrifice ON
the western battle front
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SOUTH SIDE
cpucntns IN VIZ Mozf.

America has 80 far furnished IL Cap
uchins as chaplains FOR the army. three
OF these belonging to the Pennsylvania
province. to which province also belong
the fathers Of st. Alphonsus church
in this city. Tho three arc: Rev. Maui
rice Ackcrmann. If present tn Camp
Grant, Rockford. III. He expects to
sail for France shortly. Rev. Marcel
lus Horn. who in on his fourth trip
across the Atlantic az chaplain Of q
transport. These Two futhcrs are sons
OF St Alphonsus parish. having re-
ccived their primary education IN the
Pr rochial school Of this parish. Rev
Father Gulbert. the third. is stationed
at Camp Taylor. Louisville. Ky.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-21
Briefs and PERSONALS.

Mrs. r q. IIcslop and daughter Vir-
gIniu aru visiting relatives In Pitts
burgh.
Miss Orne Erwin will spend tho week
end with her parents nj StcuhCnville.
Word has been received by tho parents
Of William Meyers TINT he has arrived
safely in France.
Miss Mary Duncan and Miss Burke.
both Of bridgeport. assisted tn" draft
board yesterday in mailing question:
naircS.
Miss Olive Lewis. Of R"thlrh"m. Pa.
is visiting Miss Sarah nnhbinS.
Troop No. Of the boy Scouts held a
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-21
Special Services.

Special evnnEcistic services. conduct
cd by Rev. f. E. Shrlhnmcr. or Mckers'
port. Tn, will be held in tn" Free Meth
odist church. Fourth ward beginning
Saturday evening at T:3o and continuing
each evening throughout the coming
week. Rev. Shclhamcr is very able
SPEAKER and 1t will be TO your best in
tcrcst to attend these services. cor
dial welcome is extended to all.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-21
Many Indictments.

Three second degree murder indict-
ments were returned by the September
grand Jury late this afternoon after be
ing in session ten days. Only partial
report was made and adjournment was
taken until the second week in NoVem-
Der. Twenty-one persons were indicted
Second degree murder indictments
were returned against Mrs. Edith "hite
of Steubenville, Walter Stansberry OF
Pincy Fork and Lcb Mercer OF Berg
holz.
Mrs. White. also known as May
Whitesbut. killed her husband at their
home here IN July. She claimed to have
fired the shot in sclf-defense when her
husband beat her.
Walter Stansberry was arrested last
week for the murder Of George Anoro-
sen Of Mingo Junction on June 81. 1t
is alleged nc knocked Andersen from
moving train, causing him to fall I'M
der the wheels and be killed. The CRIME
was committed near Piney Fork and
Stansbcrry escaped the officers until q
few days ago.
Lob Mercer is accused or the murder
If Joseph Koch BcrEholz miner. at Am
stcrdam in July. Koch was robbed OF
500 in money and several Liberty bonos
iartcr his hcnd had been crushed IN
with an iron pipe. Mercer was arrest
cd for the crime two weeks ago when nc
answered a draft call.
Tho five men implicated in the crirni-
nal assault on Ida Parks. l5-ycar-old
Wellshurg. W. Va, girl. 1t at the Fan
handle railroad station here about SIX
weeks ago. were indicted. four OF them
on two counts each. Harry Brady, ran
handle railroad detective. WAS indicted
a Tol civ
rison, Charles Pennington and Walter
p. Brown were indicted for rape and
sodomy. Morrison was night. baggage
master. Pennington Adams Express
agent and the other two were train
men.
Joe Sowoid. arrested several months
ago for kidnapping James, 9-year-oid son
of Mr.. and Mrs. James Mafhoid or thls
city, who disappeared last October. was
indicted for obtaining money under
false prctenses. Shortly after the child
disappeared, AoWoid proffcred his ser
vices as detective and after securing
various sums from the parents, sratcd
he knew where the boy was hidden. put
demanded $1,000 for his return. The
police believing that he was either i'm
plicatcd in the hoy's disappearance or
WAS deliberately bleeding the parents.
placed him under arrest.
Other indictments were:
David Lee, attempted rape: Henry A
Greek. attempted rape: Frank Gityuak.
attempted rape: John Edmund Evans.
shooting with intent to Kill Patrick
Hunt at Wolf Run: Andrew Birch. alias
Glenn Scott horse stealing at Pekin and
larceny OF = buggy at Rush Run; John
Borosky. shooting with intent to Kill
Alex. Salonsl1y at DIllnErale: Joe Rec
tor. larceny Of automobile parts; john
Gilman. cutting and stabbIng with IN
tent 10 Kill Frank McLtstcr OF MinEo
Junction: Ben Stark. honsebrcakinE; r.
r. Cohhs assault on Samuel r. Stark:
John Kyisski. malicious destruction OF
property at Dillonvalc.
Charles Pyle OF Foliansbec. W. Va
was indicted on two counts for passing
forged checks on the Earle and Elliott
furniture companies If this city. Tho
checks were drawn on the account OK
Zrd Simpson Of Follansbec.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-21
Funeral Services,

Funeral services for thr late war vet
cram 6. T. Biggs. VINO passed away at
his home at 3ll South First street,
Thursday evening at o'clock. viii be
held Monday afternoon at o'clock. Rev,
McDanie!S will have charge of the ser
vices. lntcrrncnt will take place at the
Riverview cemetery. Mr.. BigGs WAS ~
years old at the time of his death. lie
WAS member Of Battery Is. Light Ar
tilIrry. OF West Virginia
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-21
Hx O'Clock supper.

Miss Louella Howell. Of North Lin
coin avenue. entertained with s'N
o'clock dinner At her home Tuesday eve;
ning. honoring Miss Alvira Taylor. who
left Friday for Bloomington, Ill.,. where
she will take course in kindergarten
and primary work ut the Illinois state
Normal school. Tho dining room was
cleverly decorated in the colors OF red
and white, while the centerpiece OF the
able was also red and white. The room
in which the guests assembled was at
tractively decorated III. pink and white.
with fall roses of the same color. The
guest list numbered ten persons who
were Misses !Alvira fsylor. Mary shen-
pard. Helen worthing( on. Doris Howell.
Hazel Lynn, Ethel Dong aKtherine Hes
kett Of Bethesda and Mrs. Charles Hunt
and Mrs Richard Bernhard.
Miss Mary Sheppard. Of Cherry street
entertained with knitting party At nef
home Wednesday evening. compliment.
tary to Miss Taylor. At an appointed
time a dainty lunch was served:
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-21
Rsr. Riddle VIII Speak.

A. tho First Christian church on Sep
tember IS Rev. IL ~ Riddle of the
Presbyterian church in Elm Grove Will
deliver patriotic address. AZ Rev.
Fiddle has spent som" time in France
il is expected that his talk Will be most
Interesting. The silr,y Offering which
will b. eakan ut the door Will he usrd
FOR the Sunday school classes war
work All are invited to attend.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-21
WHITE s1AvEH. SENTENCED.

MARTISSBURG. W. Va. Sept %
Charged with transporting woman
from Maynard. Ohio. to Fairnont. W.
Va and later ClarksburE. Nasii Teltea
Russian miner. was to-day sentenced 10
serve eighteen monthes in the pSAtn
tiary by Federal Judge DaytoA
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-21
COLUMBUS, DAY TO
BE LIBERTY DAY.

Washington. Sept. 20.-PresIdent Will
son today proclaimed Saturday. October
l2. the four hundred and. twcnty-siIth
anniversary Of America. ~ Liberty day,
and called upon all citizens 10 celebrate
II to stimulate generous response IL
the fourth Liberty loan.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-21
MART|NS'FERRY
Police Court.

Miss Green was arrested Wednesday,
evening for running disuTdcrly house.
Her hearing WAS continued from Thurs
day evening TO Friday evening. Red
Lang WAS sent to the Hill TO work out u
charged Of ragrancy. He was fined 500.
John Cprnucli was arrested for being
drunk and was given the usual So anu
costs. l.. 81. Bonncll was arrested FOR
speeding and was given his hearing last
evening.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-21

Tho Belmont County Election hoard
win meet this morning IN the headolar-
ters In the Zveig building on Belmont
street. Several matters pertaining to
the election In November will be given
attention. Bids wiz DC opened for the
printing Of the ballots and other cleo
ton supplies
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-21
Euenre Party Tuesday Evening

The members ri the Kahn club will
CIV. cuchre HI tr" hundred party
next Tuesday evening in the auditorium
Of their club. The proceeds Of the at
fair will be used TO buy yearn for
sweaters for the soldiers and sailors
and it is hoped that the party will be
as successful as those in former times
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-21
Fractured Skull.

The six-year-olh son OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Sccph Roth. Of North Fourth street. Is
ut the local hospital with Il fractured
skull Tho child WAS playing near the
coal trestle of the American Sheet and
Tin Plato Company when n large plank
fell. striking him on tn" head.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-21
italian Parade.

Tho italians Of this city. joined oy
four other delegations throughout the
country. will stage Il mammoth street
parade in this city today. The affair
will be In honor Of the allies victory.
and will commence at Q o'clock in the
morning and will end at I. In the after
noon at o'clock street. parade WIN w
staged with tho Peoples band at the
head, In the evening several patriotic
addresses will BIZ made NJ the play.
grounds. after which a grand display al
fireworks will be shown.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-21
F1nn 20 Ho1ptAi.

julius DISanda. who Tor the past sew
eral weeks has been :lIffertnS from
blood poisoning. has b N removed to
the City hospital. whero his condition
remains unimproved. Mr.. DiSanda Is q
miner. and Is supposed to have taken
blood poison ~htle working In the wa
ter NJ tho ruineA
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-21
GAINESVILLE
~

The Westminster Guild Of the Presby.
terrain church will meet at the home Of
Miss Ruth Dickson. Of West Church
street. Monday evening. Mss Dana
Moore will be tho leader. and program
will be given. AL the members are in.
Yited.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-21
Going South.

Joseph NJ. Weaver and family expect
to leave on Monday night for Texas
where they will spend. the winter. Among
tho business mon and others in 1e!ls-
burg. the genial and polished MT. "car'
rr has many friends and will wish for
himself and family delightful wiRted
in the Southland
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Aooadsu. on Jacob st-ose.

Yesterday morning a car urTven by
~. Dean Of Market street colllded
with q stree. car st the corner OF Jacob
and Thirty-third streets No serious
damage resulted to 81 Their, but the pAs-
scngers In tho ear vere badly shaken
up and the license number OF the car
could not be learned.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-21

Prizes will be awarded to those winning
the greatest number Of games and a
door prize will also be given. Howard
Ray as chairman of the affair will be as
sisted by the following committee:
Misses Mary Flatley. Agnes Mylcs, Ma
rio Gardner. Catherine Baird. Mesdames
John Hagedorn, William Mulroy, John
I.oetfler. Edward Meyers.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-21
XA1f OF Snccotn

Local Hebrews last evening observed
the feast Of Succoth with services at the
Sons Of Israel Temple on Belmont
street. The temple choir rendered spe-
-cial music for the occasion.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-21

The marriage Of Miss Grace Gibson
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs A. w. Glib
son. OF West Main street to Mr.. Don:
aid Walker, son Of Mrs. and Mrs. J. ".
Walker, OF north Of town. which took
place at Falmouth. Ky, August Is. came
as a complete surprise to the many
friends OF the young people Only
closest relatives knew OF their inten-
tons and the wedding had been kept
secret until this date. After spending
a two weeks wedding trip In Cleveland
Cincinnati and Canton. the young people
returned 70 this city. Both Miss Gibson
and Mr.. Walker were graduates OF the
local high school and erepopular amonI
a large circle OF friends and acquaint'
ances Mr.. Walker, who has been taxing
q medical course in Cincinnati College:
has returned to that city. where he VIII
take military training in connection
with hi. studies. They have the best
wishes Of a host Of friendA
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onotr .aeattnr q. st. P.uI,A

The members Of St Paurs EvanEel.
ical church met last evening 20 rchcarse
for the concert which they will give
early in November. From all indica-
tions the recital promises to be very sue
cessful
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/ Mrs Charles Duncan and son Charles
Jr.. who have been the guests OF Miss
Nina ApplcEate at the Charlton hotel for
tho past week. have returned to their
home at Kingwood. Ohio.
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Entertained Sunday School Class.
ZIG Hanover st,
Martins Ferry, Ohio.

Miss Neville Ebcrly entertained the
members OF her Sunday school class "t
the Methodist Episcopal church at her
home on North Sixth street last night
The affair was in the nature Of tea.
Miss Eherly will leave in1sA0 near future
for Camp Sherman. where she VIII be-
come a nurse.