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Roanoke Rapids herald. [volume] (Roanoke Rapids, N.C.) 1914-192?, 1918-06-07
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LESSON
(By REV. 4. -. flllN AlER, ID, D..
Teacher OF English Bible In the
Moody Bible Institute OF Chicago)
Copyright. 1913. Western Newspaper unIon.I
LESSON FOR JUNE 8
JESUS FACES BETRAYAL AND
DENIAL.

LESSON TEXT-Mark i4:l0-72.
GOLDEN TEXT-Watch and pray that
70 enter not into temptation. Mark h'ss.
DEVOTIONAL READING-John l5:l-l1.
ADDITIONAL MATERIAL FOR
TEACHERS-M Matthew 6;2O-29: Luke 22:i7'
20; John 1915.
PRIMARY TOPIC-Jesus and his dlsci.
pies, Mark l4l9-26
JUNIOR TOPIC-Jesus betrayed and de-.
MED
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-23
ADDITIONAL PERSONALS

| Harry J. klndleberecr OF East Twenty
, ninth street has gone IN Cleveland.
where he will visit friends for several
weeks.
Theodore Sauvageot and sons. Burt
and Anderson. are enjoying their vaca-
ton in Cleveland.
Fred z. Johnson. manager Of the
! Court theatre. leaves today for Farkcrs-
burg. where he will spend several days
! on business.
! Miss Theresa Henderson,. OF Cameron.
is the guest Of friends here for few
days.
, Philip J. Canova. mechanical snpcrln-
: trndent Of the Charlton Mall. was
, Calling on his many friends in Wheel
! ing yesterday.
| Miss Jane Craft OF the Island is visit
| ing with friends in Cleveland and
! Akron.
Miss Jessie Kennedy OF Thirteenth
; street. LETT yesterday for Chicago 10
spend several days
Word was received yesterday telling
| that Private Henry 1unkins. Of near
clifton. has arrived safely overseas.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. X. LeininG OF Canton.
Ohio. are visiting with friends in South
Wheeling.
!. Mr. and Mrs. Louis F. Brand arc ex-
pectcd nome IN 1rw days altcr ah
extended auto trip through the cast.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. r. DcVinncy Of ST.
Louis. Mo. are visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
W. L. Wallace Of Bethany Pike.
John Kurncr Of New Philadelphia. g..
has returned to his home after n brlet
visit here.
Miss Margaret Tucker Is expected
! home in South Wheeling from Atlantic
City.
Herman Schotts of tho Island. has
gone TO Detroit. Mich. to spend a two
weeks vacation.
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COLERAIN.

Tn. Colerain Sunday school will hold
their picnic in o. l.. Godfrey Grove Satu-
day, August -. Everybody invited.
Rev. II. c. Gillespie wife and family
have returned to their home at Haskins.
O., after 8 few days visit with relatives
herr.
Mis- Edith Yost was a caller in Wheel.
ing Wednesday.
Mrs, Sanford Fell and Miss Myrtle
Baker have returned to their home after
visiting her SON Willis at Camp Sherman
and sister at Newark, o.
Squire r. ". Simpson and wife. or
Barton, were callers at Colcrain
Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Walker and daueh.
ter. of Mt. Pleasant. were the guests OF
Mr. and Mrs. r. L. Walker suncay.
Mr. LeMoine White. OF WcllsburS, was
thu. guest Of his parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
II. l.. White. Sunday.
Rev. +. H. Randall was a caller here
Tuesday.
Mrs. Z. II. Walker. OF Elm Grove,
spent sunday with her parents. Mr. i,ad
Mrs. j. ". Kigby.
Miss Helen Sharkey has returned
Pittsburgh. Pa.
The Walker reunion was held at the
home OF Mr.. and Mrs. J. G. Theakcr
Thursday.
Miss Edith Walker has returned home
after taking q summer course OF study
at Pittsburgh.
Mr.. and Mrs Smith and family. o.
ITarrisvillc, were callers at Colsrait
Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. H. S. Sands. ofWh ceiling.
were callers here Sunday.
Mrs. J. w. RiEsby and Mrs. G. ~ Mil
Ier were the guests OF Dir. and Mrs. T.
II. Walker, of Elm Grove. Wednesday.
The Philathca class was pleasantly en-
,rr,ained at the home Of Mrs. J. 4. Beck
Thursday.
Misses Lucille and Gladys Babb. OF
Pleasant Grove. were the guests OF their
grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. Mack Law
renee. Sunday.
Messrs. J.. +. Simpson and i. Z. klngy
attncdcd the teachers institute nj
Bethesda this week.
Master Teddy Fell is able 10 be out
again.
Mr.. ]. Z. Beck was aecailcr in this
place Monday. :. ;,
Mcssrs. Sanford Fell and Edgar Fell
returned home Monday after u trip ~
Camp Sherman.
Mr. and Mrs. Leroy Mercer. OF Pleas
ant Valley, were callers in this place
Sunday.
Margaret the young daughter OF MT,
and Mrs. l.. c. Starbuck. who IL quite ii!
Mt her home, is improving slowly.
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MANNINGT0N.

Mr.. Laurence II, Mrr"nn"Il H ,, M%t7
wcrr united IN marrihGr saturday "v"n-
ing at the r":id"nG" 81 N" "iil'iailnS
minister. Rev. G. n. Mitchell IN Fair
mont Tho hrid" is popular Young
woman VII" has been with IN" Crown
IuSuranc. agency III tn" town Tor sly
crai months Mr. MCtNnn"ll is son nf
Mrs nlli" NJ Me- 'unn"ll "r Metz. and
expects; 10 l"a e soon Ia join the coast
" Miss i.uln M"Mllan has returned
home after visiting with friends In
Miss Frances Weed is able to hc out
after an attack "ftypa"id fever.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. F.. rIti"r."n and Mrs.
ANA RldCkShc" were visitors IN tlhrKS-
burg Sunday whcr" III" lati"r'S grand
dnuChtrr is quite i'll with typhoid fever.
Miss sue Slater has left for visit
with relatives in Indiana.
nr. &. Il. McNcrlr is visitor At his
peach orchard near K"ys"r.
Mrs. Carl H"atiy Is her" from Noun
lain LAX" on u visit
W. T.. Myers If White sulphur Springs
le tho ial"S, II friends in town.
Lnurrnr" G'ffim has returned ~ his
n"!nC in 1;"llHir". ohio. Mrs. Clifton and
children will remain for n longer visit.
Mrs Gl"r, B"nrdSl"y and "hildr"u "N-
p"rt Ia leave lhiS week for their home in
Los Angeles. Calf. after spending III"
summer with Mrs, E"ardsl"y's parents.
Mir and Mrs q. y. k0en.
Mr. and Mrs. rNarl"S W. Furh"" Of
Clark S!urE. arc guests "f. relatives here.
DR.. ami Nr+. NJ +. Hamilton hnr" re-
turned from visit at Mountain Lake.
Mrs j. l.. B"ruhhr,it has h""n bus
ness ,ISiin. in Mountain LAX" Park
Mr.. and Mrs T.. o.. Davis uf Salem.
spent Sunday hrr'. with friends.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Burnley spent The
week md with tie laI;"rS parents Mr..
and Mrs. y. y. Weed.
AE -
returned hum, after two weeks stay with
relatives in Clark >hurE.
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NO BREAD RELIEF
FOR THE FRENCH

PARIS Aug. 1"--rhe splendid promise
Of the wheat harvest III France having
given rise to Il report that the l!mita-
ton on the bread allowance WpulG short
Is III removed Or that the rutionS would
b" considerably increased to-day caused
the issuance of an official note Of warE-
inG that such reports were distinctly
premature.
The note says that nothing with re-
.pect Ia bread can be arranged h"t"r"
the exact results OF the harvest ara
known and when the amount OF wheat
which can be placed at the disposition
Of Frances allies is decided. Further
more III" note points out ihnt the avail
able tonnage must he de%m,rd 10 the
bringing In France nf American troops
now training in the United States. and
that any benefit from III" present har-
vest Will bn employed tn hbcratc tom
mage. 1t adds that nothing wuul.l hu
more dangerous than To cnrnuraE" The
belief that there would he any very up-
prcciablc amciloraiinn in the bread situ-.
alton.
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Cameron Locals,

Mrs. Alice Peterson, or McMeChrn was
n social and business caller IN the cIty
Saturday.
W. Y. smith and W. Il. Hughes and
others whose names We did not learn.
have mntnrrd /" Camr Meade. Nd
whcr" they will visit IN" h"%s from rom
| Cameron. leave for France.
Mrs Leaf returned 10 her home at
Sheridan. l'n.. Monday morning after
spending two months with friends III
tho city. II will hc recalled that Mrs.
Leaf mot with a sad accident shortly
after she came here She fell Will" on
n tour uf inspection of tn" Cameron
! 'grren house breaking both bones Of her
right ankle. She is recovering from the
accident very NICELY IT,, c, ~
her daughter. Mrs. Church at Alma
Mich.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. II. Peoples ar" at
SIst"rsvlllc attending the funeral Ut
friend.
No use trying TO mention tho names
of all those who went to the larktnwn
far yesterday morning. Eut III" crowd
that vent from this place was immense.
Aaron Porter motnrod To wheeling on
Tuesday 10 meet his brother George
who for some tmc has been off duty ON
account OF i'll health. Tn" latter gentle
man is now in town the guest OF friends
and is recovering very nicely.
Ahr Porter is moving his family from
w il''llliG 10 lhiS IIoNt H'a WIZ 'N'''eN 80
Tic country.
George Allison " Pittsburgh. is the
guest If his brother. J. B Allison and
family III The East End
Il. \ Fitzgerald and his mother from
Glen Easton were calling on friends III
the city yesterday.
Chas Howard and family left this
morning on an aut" "trip 10 Washington
u, G., and RIrhmnud. Va. They expect
10 visit Camp Meade before r urninG
home
j. +. Wayman HIS resigned h's posi-
tirl as clerk a. ih;' Mix confectionery.
lie Is SlIcrrcd"d ny Yves Bailey.
Mrs NJ. +. BLACK and Miss MeSSie Me
Donald have returned home In Burton
after visit at tho home OF i. j. Ross
ard family.
Mr.. and Mrs Roy Mix and children
m"r"r"d To McMcchcn yesterday l" call
un friends. 49,
Miss Alma Wayman. and Mrs. T. ".
Call spent Sunday with friends at MI.
LAX" park.
lr. Earl McNahh and family are tour
ing bhlu ~ an autom0hil".
Mrs Agnes hurry wns taken via au'"
L. tn" Hhiu Valley genera! hospital for
treatment Tuesday night.
L,uuSIah" Nice 'ardl" was at Mounds
V:llo on business yesterday.
Mrs. Eldrli" tnrcuran came home Yes
trrday from an extended stay with
friends III Elm Grove
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SANDY RIDGE, 0.

Mr.. and Mrs. Scott Campbell, Of Mt.
Holly, entertained the following Sun
lay: Mr.. and Mrs. r. i. Boyd and Mr..
and Mrs. Lodge. Of Bannock: Mr.. and
Mrs. Carleton Campbell. of ST. Glars
willie; Mr.. Robert Boyd and daughter
Miss Hail. Of Tiltonsville: Mt. and
Mrs. Marion Dyer. OF Mt. olirett. ana
Mr.. and Mrs. Wm. Boyd and daughter
IIilda.
Miss lone kunklc. Of Wheeling, is
visiting Miss Daisy Burchfield
Misses Vera Brooks and jessie Til
lott, Of Eurn"svillc were visiting Miss
Myrtle Brooks last Friday.
Mrs. Fila Wilson and daughter return
ed tn their home in rHtunsrillc utter
spending week with MI. ana Mrs.
Clarence Wclls.cf Speidel
Mr.. and Mrs. s. y. Howell were call
ing an S,umplnwn friends Sunday.
Miss ld:In Drllcrctt. of New Castle.
is visiting Miss Elsie Ward. OF MI.
HOLLY.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Walton. Gf Fhila-
rlclphai. are waiting Mr.. and Mrs. james
Walton. Of TucUma
Mr.. and Mrs. Hiram Lewis. OF near
Union church. attended Methodist day at
TEpwnrth Park, last Thursday.
Mrs Et"nzi Davis. Of Goshen. spent
$undny with her father. W. : Milc"A.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stanley md family re-
;urnrd to their home near Coal Creek.
iowa. after spending two weeks NTH
relatives here.
MIR. and Mrs. Lake Howell and family
aprnt sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
Howell Fl Sumrrtun.
EorI--A son II Nil. ard Mrs. Herman
Muur... sunday, August lStn.
M:s. Ernucr aud laughter, Miss Marie
nr Mt. Holly. spent Monday in Wheeling.
Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Ellyson and fam
lily. at Whath"rn. Iowa. are Visiting
,hrir parents, Mr. and Mrs. Allen Bailey
Of Tacoma.
Mr.. ". II. Sears spent n couple NJ
days at RlrrmInE Dale. Inst week. where
h. d.llN,r" a fine speech at Grange
meeting.
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FLUSHING, O.

Mrs e. r. Newton and children Of
Akron nra visiting At the home OF her
parents. Mr. and Mrs. T. T. Bethel.
MIR. and Mrs. Harry Holmes OF Co.
lurnhus. visited this week at the nome
of Or. +. n. Pcttny. 49,,
Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd Jones and chl!-
drrn. nf Pittsburgh. arc visiting Mrs:
Ioncs's parents, Alr. and Mrs. Abel
Walker.
Ernest Shallcross Of Camp Sherman
visited over Sunday with his parents
Mr.. and Mrs T.. ". ShallcrosS.
Stanley Lyle Of Camp Sherman. visit
ed over Sunday with his father X n.
Lyle. tn
The annual Bethel Reunion will be
held Saturday. August a. at the nome
of Smith Bethel.
{. D. Cnnrnw and family were Wheel
ing visitors Tuesday.
james b. Thompson Of Cadiz was n
business visitor in town a row Gays th's
week.
J. 4. Holloway and family. visited
with relatives in. WInona this week:
Mrs. Hannah Eimu Holloway has re-
turned 10 Winona. after visiting sever
al works with friends here.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. 4. Schultz and Mr..
and Mrs r. n. Wiley were wheeling
visitors Wednesday.
MISSES l lETn Amos hilU Il''ch '''o"'
mr." attending teachers institute al
Bethesda this week.
Mrs. John Bethel and daughter. Miss
Grnc". were Wheeling visitors TUESDAY.
y. r. Cnwcn was a business visitor IN
Wheeling. Tuesday.
Carlton Cnnrnw Of Camp Sherman.
visited this week with his parents. Mr..
and Mrs. {. ". t"nruw.
s T.. Lewis ~ columbus. was
business visitor in town this week.
Mr.. md Mrs. Walter Bonner Of
Akron. visited over Sunday at the hnm"
Of Mr. Donnrr's father. Samuel nonn""
Mrs L. q. Rntz is in Pittsburgh this
week attending the fail millinery "r"n-
inE..
tsm"s Gann"r. 4. " ';ell"r and Loom
ard Sp""k s0.nt Sunday with. friends III
Camp Sherman.
Edwin Fisher md family OF Akron.
are visiting nj the HON" 81 his Gather.
J. s. Fisher.
{ q. ALBANIAN who has hr"n In CIV
lu,nlls for tho "a: several weeks. re-
turned hom' Saturday.
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Conference Monday Evening.

: g A conference 0f c:t% "";Inril and off
<Ials Of the Wheeling Traction company
;kfll be held Monday evening 1T tho city
building At which time il is expected
that n final ultl,natum will Do delivered
to the company with reference 20 the
proposed franchis" in this city. Some
thing like twcr1y conferences hay" h""n
keld in an effort (" roach an agreement
Upon which an ordinance for III" fran
chisc can b" framed. All the meetings
nave been dismal failures aud At tho
meeting MONDAY evening council VIII
likely present ordinance to the conI-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-23
Paul O. Reymann Elected
V. P. By Certified Milk Men


Special Dispatch /" The Intcligcncer.
BtFFAl.O. y. Y. Aue. -2.-Paul y.
Reymnnn of Wheeling. WAS this morn
ing elected on" of thirteen Woo preSl-
dents Of The Certified Milk Producers
association Of America. AT the annual
convention her" At ,hc Hotel StaiI"r.
Wilson II. L." TT Orange. Conn.,. was
elected president. ES""uttv" commlt-
trc later Wi! h""it" where next years
convention Will hc held.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-23

atltrs al Newark. has returned home
Mrs. J. t. Murphy has returned IL her
h"H" after An extended visit 1T Lime
StOn".
Miss Hazel Mason is spending q two
works Hacl:'an with friends al quaker
City
MR.. j. Errwn and Miss Beatrice
GaI""Hod has returned homo after
spending II week ut Camp Mrarlr
Mrs. Minnie liud" has returned Ia her
home IN Third street after spending
several w"'hs Il: Cleveland
M"SSrs. Martin C"un"rs and Walter
E."iI r. Will leave Sunday for riirshurgh.
Jack Moore AZ Newcastle is the guest
If Mr.. Wr>t!all and family.
trr buckley WI; business visitor in
Wh""llnG Yesterday.
Eu-:".iI Fisher If Mmnhsvillr. was
calling oil friends III lhlS city Wrdn"S-
day.
Misses Helen and Mildred Lowe hpyc
returned h"m" nft"r an extended WISE;
ut SlruhruVlllr.
Mrs. f.d MORRIS and daughter rorrlia.
hay" returned ~ their hunr" on FIfth
street after .>"I"rul days visit Mt Man
ninGIun.
Mrs. Laura C!nyt"u j. spending Il few
day with friends ut B"iIrIrw.
N"Ssr" ilHrr" Hrysnn HuI ,'iairr CON
n"r ~ M"nndSvrl". spent Wednesday III
Miss Virginia Giny hns rs,urnrd home
all"r an extended visit at F'airmont.
Many local people ARE attending tn"
JaCktnwn Fair.
Miss Louis Campbell Of Stcubc nvillr.
is the guest Of Mr.. Charles Lowe and
family.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-23
Didn't GO To Jacktown.

\ man giving ms nam" Al j. i: Tcdro
and his pp.tuflicr address as Bridge
nnr:, Ohio and who said II" WAS on his
way to .Iarktuwn Ia attend tn" fair and
give some exhibitions WAS taken from a
Is. & -. train nj this place Ivy the pn-
lice and locked up on Il plain drunk
charge Sunday evening. II was sun
day drunk and he drew $500 and cost s
hrfnr. ill.,. mayor Monday morning. He
was then arrested and taken before
Squire Crow where Il charge Of violating
The YnSt Law was lodged against hun.
H.. was fined S1nn nnd costs for TINS
offcnsc md given Il sentence IN me
county inil of sixty days. Lad luck for
poor j. Is.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-23
GAINESVILLE

RARNESEILLE. o.. Aug. 22.-The an
nual fall races will be held August Is
and 20 al tho Cily park. under The au-
spices If the GAINESVILLE AorsemcnS
club. The premiums this year wIll be
$500. divided as follows:
Wcdncsday-2:"h trul. $500: @:25 pace.
$500: 2:l7 lrut, $500.
Thursday--g:ls pace $4Nn: o:2S trot,
$4Uu; free for all paced. $4pU.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-23
Examination Tonight.

\ civil ServiC. examination Of ap7ll-
cants seeking appointment on the Bell
airc police force will b. held THIS even-
ing IN tho mayors office. The examine
ton was IL have bc-n held several days
ago but was postponed on account Of tho
;th$,nc" Of ;hc clock OF the civil service
comm ssion.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-23
CAMERON

Mrs. Crawford Howard. ono Of tho
best known and highly Respected ladies'
Of this city laSs"h away at the Ohio
Valley t;"n' raj hos riIaI. Wheeling about
midnight. Tuesday. Deceased had hr"n
i'll but n short Time and was taken To
tn" institution for treatment fer apr"n-
uicitiS hul i f.,w dH%s ago. Tn" opera
ton revealed complication nj diseases
and Tho patient never rallied from the
shock III the operation. Sh" WAS middl"
aged woman. TIL" husband. hui no
children survive. The remains will he
brought u her late homo her" some tim"
today and arrangements for tho funeral
Will hc completed after their arrival.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-23
n.IutcnU Goes TN.

TIL. Wheeling Elcctri" company IL
ul:ulias notices to consumers "t cleo
tric,y that an application has hcon Tiled
with the Chic Public Utility commission
asking permission tn Increase tbs rates
IN Ecllairs and Hidsepo In It's APP
pcal to the publ eth" company says that
coal has increased 1T5 percent and labor
Is percent Jus, rho amount Of the III
rease has not been learned. but IT was
stated yesterday that 1t will be several
cents hiGhcr than At present.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-23
Wenver.EnaleY.

Thu marriage uf Miss Hannah Weaver
of South Chestnut street To Mr.. CURTIS
EnSlcy Of Somrrtnn took place at 81.
Clairsvillc, Wednesday. Miss Weaver
is the daughter OF MIR. and Mrs. VIII
Weaver II South Chestnut street. and
Is we'll known among n large circle
Of friends and acquaintance. They Will
reside Mt Mr.. Ensley's hume until ne
is called for service, being in III" pres
cnt draft They have wishes Of 4 host
,I friends
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-23
Chautauqua Closes.

The fourth annual Redpath Chautau-
qua. which has been held in GAINESVILLE
for the past four years. closed their
program here Wednesday, evening. The
chautauqua this year proved great
success and WAS thoroughly enjoyed by
NIL thus. present. Everyone Will bc
glad To know thut tho contract was
signed for chuutuuqua for the conf
Ing year.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-23

\ young child IT Mr.. and Mrs. Walter
Mathews passed away at TIT" family
;lnmc on North tV"nlI" sunday evening.
The child was afflicted with dIphlhcria
and was sick hut IL few days The re-
mains were taken Ia Jeanette. Pa. tn"
former home Of tn. family. Tuesday
morning Raymond and Carlton Fish az
rum;amird tho family and the remains
Of the child IN automobiles.
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Weincr ROnSf

Mss Mabel Thnn"n of Marshall street
ruI"rt tir"d n crnur nf hey friends with
u w",n"r roast in honor ~ Mss Mona
Hoffman. al t'mirm"ni. The group jour
n"yrd Ia lii" Reilly l'ruIl Farm. about
lw, mics from this cry. At n season.
abic hour n huge hnnfir" was built and
the happy nuts sat around II and
roasted wrincrS. Games AMI music w"r"
also ,.u;ny"d throughout the "."mEE. vt
n lat, hour Tho group returned.
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drew ]. Crunelle. who died Tuesday.
were conducted yesterday afternoon at
the home OF his son on Rose Hill. Rev.
G.. & Smith. pastor Of the First ". E.
church. officiated and intcrmcnt was
made in Rose Hill cemetery.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-23
Institute Ends TODAY.

Tho final session of the Belmont
county teachers institute held during
the week at Epworth park. will be held
this afternoon. when officers for tho en-
suing year will DO elected. Local teach
ers Attending tho institute will return
hGtrc this evening.
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Committee To Meet.

: The Belmont county food conserve
lion commits" Wilt meet Monday e:"n-
ing in the OFF," OF Mayer Charles Cul-
atertson. II Is expected that a fair price
Is for food will b" printed unX' ~. -.
&ome persons can n"t $50 tho usefulness
Dc the publication Of fair pr!c" list rs
long az six cars Of SuSar arc said TO h"
STORED In one who!eSal" grocery in this
Vicinity. That is 5000 pounds Of sug-
lar and sufficient To give ev"ry man,
rcman and child in B"ilaire NJ least rs
punds. This - ONLY report hat It
hould b. :nves'! gateI h. the food cor
3erratlon committee
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Bellaire Briefs.

Spanger Post G. \. j. held ii meeting
last night ut tho headquarters in tho
city building. Officers for the ensuing
year were elected.
Miss Florence Workman has returned
from IL visit At Pittsburgh.
Fred l.. IIouck is preparing to move
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-23
Draftees Notified.

Persons under the jurisdiction Of the
local lraft board who will hr called -
the c"inrS will report a; The city built
ing Saturday. August IN a. which time
they will be indicted into service
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-23
PATRIOTIC Entertainment.

The young ladies OF the Second n. E.
church on N"hl. street will hold pa
troittc entertainment at the church this
evening. An ""collcn. program will be
rendered Ev"ryh,.dy IS invited to al
tend
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-23
BELLAIRE
Local Boys at Camp Sheridan.

Practically all Of the boys who were
sent by the local draft TO tho Columbus
barracks less than three weeks ago haFs
been transferred to Camp Sheridan. Ma.
recording TO q letter received by local
friends from John y. Baker. who was
one Of the members o. the contingent
: Most Of tho boys spent only three
days at the Columbus barracks when
they were transferred 10 the southern
camp. Mr. Baker states in his letter
that $1,000 soldiers are in training at
The camp. He concludes tho letter ny
SendinE his best regards TO all his
friends In Old BeIlaire.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-23
Funeral of INfhnt.

'rh" funeral IT Eileen imam: laughter
If Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph CoIh.tt. Of
Twenty third street.. wh" d.sd Wrdncs-
day evening will h. held this afternoon
from thu. faniiy homo. In,rrrn"nt will
take IIlac. IN Rnsn Hill cemetery.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-23
rn1talltuS Fixtures.

! The Hub clothing store on Belmont
street is nearing completion and when
the work now IN progress IS completed
1t will be the finest in this section. The
nxtures arrived yesterday and the work
Of installing them has started under
force Of men in charge "t I. r. Wright.
Of Pittsburgh. Tn" Hub pcoprt"tors 10
serve credit for the handsome building
sHhey have erected.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-23
Eold Regular Meeting.

y The regular meeting ~ IN" Mar: +.
fRodefer division Of the Nonans tAriS-
tfan Temperance Union VAS held last
hight at tho home Of Mrs. Harry Sidda'l
On Franklin street Arrangcrn"n,s were
completed for the county convention To-
Sc held in this city on September 70.