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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-04-22
Manninrton Briefs.

Mrs. Vim. Pomray and father returned
10 their home in Mt. Morris, Ia. aitcr
visit With Emma Bartlett. att,
Fred B4rrows is. home from Ohia
hnma for a visit.
Eorn. 10 Mr., and Mrs. Carson. on Main
street. April IS. baby girl.
L. !. Mcmillan Is a business Tlsi'oF
in Winchester. Ky. =.
n. 4. Sybcrt is home from visit IN
Pittsburgh. ,.;,i,o-
spray s. Sturn is a business VISITOR
in columbus. q. ,.,.
r. c. Murphy is here after visit al
his home in GAINESVILLE. o.
Mrs, II. J. Matthews is VISITING rc'a'
,iv"s in Morgantown.
J. p. Kirby Of t'airmont is business
visitor here.
Mir. and Mrs. Claude Hucy arc NOV
ing into the George "ard properly vi
Main street. ,..,,,-s
W. II. O'pay is here from raj AeiH
burg for the day.
Nr ,ud Mrs. John ONcill have re-
turned from Wilkcs-Barrc. Pa. wherc
,hcv attended the funeral OF MIS-
p'EriIl'S brother Rev. Dennis Shlclds.
Mrs Thomas McNichoias and children
.,.(, homo from q visit with relatives IN
MoundSvili".
Mrs. Lawrence Hoffman and chiioren
lrf, his morning for VISIT Win mr.
brother. Harry Gump. At Tulsa. ON,A
she was accompanied by Mrs h'ancne
! Tnulhman.
T.. J. Eral of ClarkshurS was q Wis
itor here last evening.
Arthur Graft is home from shoF'
stay in tho Mexican oil fields.
j. A.. pinEcr is visiting ms WIG a""
daughter at jamestown.
! Waller Cousins uf Lynchburs has re-
,rrn.d ~ his homo after visit here
- Brown Of Pittsburgh is BUS
mess visitor here.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-04-22
Here's a Splendid
Tonic for Old F o|k>
Hypo Cod the Great Health Builder Supplies the System
With the Necessary Elements for
Keeping Well.

to the most delicate system, ASK
your doctor.
And Hypo-Cod is economical! You
en- get a large size bottle from your
druggist for only s120 which contains
enough of this splendid tonic to treat
the average family for weeks, SINGS
a dose consists Of a Tablespoonful
taken before meals and at bedtime:
Remember: - HypoCod contains
nothing but the very valuable medi-
, cinal elements outlined above. NO
dangerous drug or narcotic is ADDED
Look for the Hypo-Cod trade mark On
your package. 1t is your guarantee
of strength and quality. If your drug
gist hasn't Hypo-Cod he can get 1t for
you, or send s120 to the Earle Chem
| ical Co., Wheeling, ". Va, for large
bottle. Sent prepaid anywhere.
Sold in Wheeling by c. H. Griest q
Co., Hoge-Davis Drug Co., Simpsons
Pharmacy, John Coleman Co.. +. n;
Rau. Merges' Pharmacy and all lsiand
stores.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-04-22
VERY PLEASANT TO TAKE

Old people, who may feel the ncea
of reliable tonic 10 strengthen their
system should take Hypo-Cod' inc
great health builder. That splendla
tonic builds up the system and IN
creases the strength wonderfully III
a remarkably short while. 1t purlnes
the blood, stimulates the digestive or
cams 70 renewed vigo7, developes a
hearty appetite. increases weight auu
improves the health in general.
Hypo-Cod is splendid for old 1oiks
because it supplies the system WIN
elements often found lacking in me
blood of aged persons. 1t contains
nothing but the very valuable meoi-
cinal extractives from fresh cod Nv
ers combined with iron, malt. quinine'
wild cherry bark, manganese, hEpo'
phosphates Of lime, sodium and dash
Of sherry wine, combination that IS
powerful and efficient, yet harmless
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Mrs. Barbara Howard. better known
as Aunt Barb is in very feeble con-
dition at the home of her. daughter.
Mrs Mettic Jones of the South Side.
and it is thought that. owing 10 her en-
lrcme old age. she will not survive
many days longer.
NJ. r. Homes and family. of Akron.
o., have hecn called 10 this place on
account of the death Of Mr.. Homes UNI
clr. Clcl Cichols.
Mrs. ]. I. Gregory. who accompanied
her husband from Toronto. o.. 10 this
place to attend the Nichols funeral.
will remain few days In town with
friends.
r. J. Robinson of Moundsville was
here this morning. attending the fu-
neral Of Clel Nichols.
The ,wo-acre tract of J. L. Earnest
Of the South Side is being plowed and
will be used for community gardens.
Dennis Murphy Of West Findley. Pa.
is here. the guest Of his son, Officer
Murphy, and family.
L. +. Wilhelm has purchased the
Menu" Howard farm on Big Run.
Consideration private.
Tho Rev Fisher Of Red House. W.
Va, filled the pulpit at the Baptist
church at this place Sunday. evening.
The congregation have called him 10 the
pastorate Cf the church.
F. L. Purdy has purchased the prop
erty Of w. l.. Lang and Mr.. Lang VIII
move TO Baltimore.
MT. and Mrs. G. W. Pipes came home
yesterday morning. after spending the
winter in Florida. We welcome their
return.
Mrs. w. D. Fletcher, who was recent
" taken 10 the Ohio General hospital
for treatment. died al that institution
Yesterday morning. While the family
resides at this place and the remains
will be brought TO this place for ouriai'
no funeral arrangements have as yet
been made.
Our graded school will close with APP
propriatc exercises Friday. but aS we
have not been furnished with copy OF
the program We cannot publish it:
J. c. Shaw, editor Of the Moundsviil"
rcho was a business caller in town
yeste rday.
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CAPT, MATTHIAS TELLS
OF THIRD ANNIVERSARY

Captain Herbert c. Matthias. here on
rurlough. tells to-day OF the third an
njvcrsary ot the famous battle octoI"
calais. IN which the Huns were ue-
fratcd. suffering great losses. captain
Matthias was at that time Sergeant
Matthias and WAS ssrvins with the FIRST
canadian division in the trenches. ne
,aIis ~ tho slaughter inflicted upon tn:
enemy by machine gum fire and now
thcv came on in seemingly endless
wave but finally we're checked ana
driven back.
General Curri. in charge Of the SOC
md brigade. first Canadian division. AMI
undc- whom was serving at the time
stated Captain Matthias. has since !
I,,f, transferred his troops and Is now In
rho ,hirkcs, of the lighting. II they
don, give a good account OF them-
selves il will be- because am greatly
mistaken" Captain Matthias leaves NAY
IL "a rejoin his men,. having been mere
several months rccupcrating mon
wounds.
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81 More Called.

The Marshall county draft board mas
summoned The following SiXty-"nc men
rn appear for examination. ThurSuaF'
APRIL %: Harry T"drow. Paul MrlK".
Frank Bic,o, Paul Leon Dorsey. Walter
Glen Iugu". Harry lsaylaEI caldwell.
Hugh knight. 0t:" Williams. Clarence
Trrrrl I.uIcs. Harold Stasl"y Hartley.
Alfred NJ. Mcconnell. Arch West. VIII
liam Edward Eali2, Ivan DaniSte:
Kelley. Donate Chista, Curtis Clay wat
kins. Herbert l.. Fuller. George Noil"r.
Charles Foster clark. Guy Lester
knapp L."wis W"tz"l. charles STANLEY
SirklrS Vance HALEY. Ray T. pN''i'
Orange Lock- Thomas Moore Parker
IIalfurd High. Archie Robert 6aE!eS'
William Marion Bonn. John Storm. I"hn
KuI.u$ki. WIN" Edgar hickman. James
Lester Anderson. Charles y. Minor. VIII
liam Albert Foley. Henry Charles sun
drrman l.awrrnC" Edward NahClc.
Frank Lewis. Melvin Banks. Cleveland
Kirby. John Spears. Chester lie" flsher'
Enuu,ain SinIh. tharli" i. Carey James
Little. Fr.l I;nm. John Harrison Flcm-
ming. Tnnry Samuel. George Raymond
Wright. saul Moore. John Francis
TruaZ. GcnrGc Walch. FranciScn BALTIC.
giuseppe Rca. Theodore sherman. Wills
X. Chambers. k.rbnrI -. Chase. Fran
cisco Ianrio. t:rntSt Marnio. Frank JET
rrrs. and Robert l.. M"Eombs.
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MARTINS FERRY
James Jordan Dies

James Potter Jordan. aged :" years
passed AWAY ut III" home "f his parents
Mr.. and Mrs Ross Jordan. ON Sculcn
RldE". SATURDAY afternoon. after IN
gcrinE illness NJ complication NJ dls-
cases Although the young man mao
been i'll for some Tim" his death came
as great sh"rk Ia his host al TRENDS
i'm this city and vicinity. BESIDES ms
parents he is survived by several broth
,.rS and sisters. Funeral arrangements
arc still In"nmpl"te' but services will he
held from RI" family home Tuesday al
tcrnunn with intcrmcni in Scotch Ridge
cemetery.
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Arlcy Elder who has boon confined for
Tho past several weeks in tho GIrndalr
hospital from Appendicitis. WAS removed
I" the homo &C his rarcnts. Mr. and
Mrs Elder nf E!nomlirlh Ridge. W"dncs-
day. Mr. Elder is much improved in
health.
Mrs. Eta Al'"y recently purchased 4
fno work horse from Earl Mcartlcr a.
Dallas.
Or. waugh nF EurnSvillo was calling
on frIrnl,: a, Eloomti"ld Wednesday,
Mrs. Mary lane SnilImnn "r Calls is
MOS; seriously i'll from inflammation az
,hr I"r' kidney. followed hr .n.sliSh' At
tack .. paralysis.
Miss Irorc WhitrInan. VII" has been
very III This week from pneumonia
caused by measles. is slightly improved.
MiSScs Mic" and Ai:n Atkinson and
Master WIFE" Atkinson nr" II from
measles.
wyl,n Crow and niece. Miss M"tli"
Ninsmorc Will spend III w."k-"nd with
th"lr urclr Mr.. Iohr-s-."h"r Of rr"s-
p"rtr. TH.. who i S'ri'lISly sick from
kidney trouble.
Mrs. r.cNi" MrNiurh spent Friday with
her aunt. Mrs. NJ 7 srilnan.
RUSSELL Richmond !s an iho sick l'sf.
willard Mahnn 10 III from neae'ce.
N,-r FIue~'c Archer was 'hn guest ~
N~S Nil" Phillips If Niru Thursday
" T. ir"h"r and >un. " :. spent
Tu.-,it. wriH Nr. Arrh"r'$ sister. wh"
Is :" very sich.
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Moundsville Briefs.

Mrs. Ilarr, Swirk If lDnEois Pa. and
Mrs. l.izz!r smith Of Rochester. y. y,
ar. "a; TN, bedside Of their mother Al
TN. h"nI.. Of their sister. Mrs DuRois.
Mrs. &. r. Rigslc nf Morgani"Wn IS
the c1ic<l Ut relatives in shc city.
Mrs. Frank lioontz. who underwent
AN operation for appendicitis al the
,ilrmIal" h"srltal Friday. is recovering
nicely.
William Eonar If camp Green. \. e..
l. spending L fifteen days turl"ugh with
: his mother Mrs. Nora Sonar. nj Linden
avenue.
Mrs. \. NJ Frances has returned 10
her home in New Martinsville after U.s.
sting relatives here.
Mentor llct:c" - ahi" to n" out after
having h"''n- confined to his home with
illness.
Mrs. Charles A. Elynd and little son
have been brought Ia their h"me on
Tnmlin<nn avenue from tho Glendale
hospitA.
J. Hubert Faus; has returned after
spending Saturday and Sunday ut his
HON" n CIarksb burg.
I'aul l.. W"llman. John Brcrn. Ralph
Williamson. and Jesse Rarnum spent
sunday with friends in Wheeling.
John Rrrrn Of near Sheridan. Wyo..
is visiting with raul L. Wcllnan of thus
city.
Tho tinted Presbyterian church Will
hIy Lrh"r,y bombs and war savings
stamps with the money contributed FOR
missionary purposes this month.
Arthur Nicely. who has been attending
rhr naval school ut Annapolis, will ar
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-04-22
CAMERON
Andrew Cecil Is Dead

Andrew Ccril. whose sad nishaP mas
already been related in this paper oie1
al the Ohio Valley General h"sp!Iai'
Wheeling. Wednesday evening. Inc
story Of his riding, the bicycle ana go
ing over the bank is VOL known heFe
and need not be repeated "'I u VIZ ~
,.,rv sad occurrence. and one in which
,h.. wholr town feels the deepest re-
yrr,s He WAS 81 fine young man ana
wrs employed by the Cameron Glass
,.nmn,ny in tho east end OF the town.
and Il, the time nf the accident was on
his way home from the factory. ms
father and mother and large lain''E
of brothers and sisters survive. ~"
hro,hrrs arc in tho army but are not
~ France. They are somewhere IN inc
vest. The remains will Dr. brought 10
this place this evening and taken It"
his home from which place thu luh-
cral will occur.
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Ronls Golnn Rapidly.

Marshall cnunty's Liberty loan quota
will soon have reached and passed :hr
half WAY mark I'll" las; Official iiEurrs
given out. and they did not include Sat
ur,Iay'S Subscriptions. f"r which ne
:uinl Nas not Yet been con!nNl"i, me
mark reached was S2n5.15o. The num-
hrr If subscribers included III mis- IS
u.s. TIL" Tank Of MrNs~hrn was III"
hrs, to go over tn" top and cNpcr's 10
double its quota.
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Martins Ferry Briefs.

Mss E.Iziahci. MrCu" has returned I"
l"r h"u" ~ Mount Pleasant after Il
several works. visit IN this city.
Mrs ,;rar" I:GCk"r is reported I" b"
seriously ~ nr h"I nom" on West WASH
incton stree.
Mrs. ll"rmrnu Earl W'hh has re-
turned To- her hom" Al ETrG"ti stnwn,
IA. nr'cr = short visit in This city.
Thir weekly meeting - IN" odd Fol-
lows viii h" h"ld ~ '..'.r mall "u t'i'ih
- r.-..' 'rl.. ..N'HfnG
l:,, i;lri"i,h IJrirlr''t # '''''''", -.
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rive to-day to visit his classmate, PAU
r. Wellman.
Tickets have been placed on sale at
Rogers drug store and Spoons conlec-
tionery for tho concert To be gives Wy
the Williams Colored Singers al inc
First Methodist Episcopal chuFc"'
Thursday evening. -, .,,o
Members Of the high school Will give
4 ra,riotic minstrel in the central Schoo'
hall. Friday afternoon. =,
AsscsSnrs in the lower par ~
Moundsville are having consluerao'''
trouble, with foreigners who refuse |"
make statements. prosecuting 1N'loil
p.rr,n,t is taking the matter up anu
will have lhnsc who do not appear at
thc assessors office dealt with accord
inr 10 law.
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Warrington

The men to represent III" county
hoard in the next call and the list oil
al,ernates arc as follows: Nick Hoes
kvk. Homer c. Colwell, Max Morcl'cIa:
Rov Earl Ice VIM. l.. Grub. Louis III
Wrtzrl, Thomas Pullings. hore'12
Be.uki, Es,cll g. Sturnl. MAYNARD
Hayes. Oral Morgan. Harry Lulnr,
kernrr. Earl Sylvester Albert. Samuel
Allison. Steve Natsky. Frank ollvcr'
Matthias Yost. Alex Hockho. Wills Nor
ris. Harry L. Dawson, Richard lcchlsgs'
Berry futile. John A. Bell Harry T.
Grin. 1ra. G. Satterlield.
AIternaIes-Joseph c. Wt'liams: Her-
echcl Hill Jesse Earl 1.inrllle. Lester
llibhs. Robin \. Wood. WIN. ~ HI
Straight.
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NicholA Funeral.

The funeral Of j. NJ. Nicholas. whose
death has heretofore been mentioned
was held today At the" iamll! hHr!lhs
grounds at Wind Ridge cemetery. s",-
vices were conducted at the home Wed
r.sday evening. Th" Rev. J. |. Gregory
a former well known pastor of IN"
PRESBYTERIAN church of which the de-
ceased was a member was present ana
paid II glowing tribute of respect 10 inc
memory of tho dccra.cd. Deceased was
one Of the best known and familiar
characters nf this city. His conScnlil
disposition had cndearcd him TO every
ono who knew him. His brother. DR..
4. y. Nichols Of Phoenix. Ariz.. arrived
here yesterday TO attend the funeral
Another brother. John Nichols. of THIS
city. and one sister. Mrs. Lou Holmes
also Of this city. survive.
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had charge nf tn" services at tho First
I'r"Sby;rrIIn church yesterday.
Miss Iron" Webb returned home last
evening after spending Sunday with rel
alivcS in Rcllairc.
Trevor Williams leaves ;his morning
for :. several days business trip -
CLEVELAND and rth"r points.
Mrs. Edward llitc was called - Weir
;rn. saturday. On account of tho death
~ her mother.
Fifteen urw autos passed through
thus city Yesterday afternoon On their
way II Wheeling
The ordinance az baptism was admin
iSicr"d II; tn" evening services at the
First baptist chur'h last evening.
Fred :. Finder WAS called To Butler.
"a. by u telegram st?tinc that his
mother had dropped dead at that plar".
Miss N"ria $"dgwck returned last
evening after spending several days In
Zan">,III.' calling on friends.
The regular srm,-rnonihly meeting nf
thu, Wnmnn'% club will b" held Thurs
day afternoon at tn" board Of trade
rooms
Roland RflsI"n Will return 10 oxford
this week 70 resume his studies after
SIrndIng several day. with his parents.
Mayor and Mrs lanes RalsI"n.
THr"r plain DRINKS, who w"rr arr"s'-
I'd l., lh,. local police Saturday evening.
wIl. h' given hearings thI> morning.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-04-22
MAJORSV|LLE

Mr.. and Mrs. +. +. Carroll Of Eid'r,
entertained the members oc The Red
Cross chapter "f West Unity at their
HON" Thursday evening. More than one
hundred persons wore present. \ silver
Offering was taken which ncttrd almost
$50 \ splendid lunch was served hr
tn" ladies. Most "nioyahi" music WAS
furnished by MnSSrs. Carroll Mrrrhv
and steele. and Misses Flnrnnc" Carroll
violinlst. and I.cota steele piancist
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-04-22
McMana1nun Funeral.

The funeral OF Mike MCManamlln. wn"
was found dead in the room at the
Crawford hotel Sunday morning. occurred
from thr hnlrl Yesterday morning nj
ten o'clock. prCcnSrd Was An oil we'll
worker and had been i'll this place for
some Time hut WAS q quiet sort OF Il
f,llnu and 1brrcforr WAS not so widely
known. His family could not h. located
and his funeral was arranged for hy
his follow wurkmcn. He WAS mcm-
her ur the Catholic church and tho IN
Irrtnnur was in the tathnli" cemetery.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-04-22
Stamp Sales Large.

Judging from tho school report Jus'
issued on the sale OF lhfl'I s'f'''tp''
III. school pupils are taking an hl'e Co
IN the campaign in tho sale Oh s''Ii PS
The report last week SHOWS oo'a' ~
s3.u5&o7 disposed oil IN the scioU'S
s,r,., the campaign opened. The sales
t,,,,. ,q,,. ,.,,y also show II handsome In
crease over the previous Week.
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Game wednesday.

Mauagrr l.u"srII Hamilton Of n" high
srh""i baseball team has announced
inal Their, would h. gam" here
Wednesday Afternoon. Arrangements
arc under way with several teams and
tic game will probably b. booked. This
viii b.. Il- uin.uing game. rs Il" gam"
hc,iiIrd for last Saturda! with Eni"tt
WAS pos tI.oa"d owing 10 rain.
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To Rid City Of Loafers.

Starting this morning. Marsha! her'
McIonn;uIghcy and his staff OF oth''rS
w:lgs war on the loticrs ana pullman
dlrrS. III an effort 10 RIA the EilS y,
such characters. For The past sever .
,,1,.. ,h..S. classes have been creating
r,,e,,,,@,.nco about the city. and they
v,ii hn r,uudcd up and shown the
shortest. route out Of the CITY.
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wednesday Afternoon Club.

Tie members Of the Wednesday AT
ernuon club will bc pleasantly enter
Timed Wednesday afternoon OF ms
week at the home ri Mrs. James Nor
row on Jacquer street. Red cross Sew
inr and knitting will be the feature OF
The, afternoon and light luncheon Will
be served.
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Ha..evell To McmherS.

I:3ilair.. ,!.,n II Lions h"id a meeting
y"S:":da! n't"r.a'"n ana a:TAa-c1 4
r"ihi"t N h"u.'r ~ III" hirmoeFH wiz
leave SATURDAY morning f"r Camp Sh"r~
man N.,n,,..r.s.. ,h.,r wives AND lady
f-f.rd,, AL ,,i"rd -" affair. and II
uuruh..:. - addresses wltI H.. u:t';c.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-04-22
New Schedule Eject.

The urw schedule annu.Incrd hy The
Whrrlingl& LAX" t.rI" railroad company
will III Nut int" effect today and thrrr
viii br some radical changes in tho time
nf trains. Thu. train which formerly
left Tins city al 1879 lm,'L viii now
i"av" at l@.%:. iw" hours lat.r. TIN
ry,uiug train. whirh formerly "anr' in
at =. "'rI"rk Will arrive III -" "rlncl
in the Hff"rnu"r. TIL" inbound train will
arrive two hours earlier. hut Will leave
the same time in The afternoon.
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RI" regular meeting 81 In. city coun-
eli Will l". h..lh Tuesday AMI there IS
every rndIca:l"m saint ;hc sessions Will be
irt"r"S'Ing. Th. resolution calling Tor
IN" payrl"nr IL 81. u ,!nH by III" Wheel
in.. 'rr,,t .un ,r.t,.;au% w:Ii ''"m" up for
i,n:,I :.crIun ~ ~. meeting Ti!"sday. Tho
..nuirAuy = Row operating without
franchise.
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Red Cross Rally.

The Krd cross rally and pic social
mt its quarters in the Leerh Building
Thursday night WAS in every way
grand success Tho large hall was
parkrd with p"opi" and tn" neat sum VI
So ,n WAS IA. .,lnar r""rlptS after all
,r.. rXpcnscs for the occasion had been
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-04-22

At the meeting al council Saturday
evening the safety commute" recon-
m"nd"d an Investigation Of tn" police
drpa RI nIrnt and II Is said that he com
miiinc recommended the suspension Of
ono Of tn" present officers on tho force.
Tho rules laid down by tn" "hi"f arc
said not Ia h" lived ur tn III som" in
stances aud ih'' matter Will Ia. iakTn mp
again ~ the NEXT meeting If the rnun-
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TO Be Couttnu ed.

Tho Eagles indoor Carnival which hns
been in progress at thr hrmnry hall the
past week. will be continued this eve
ming. according To announcement mad"
Saturday evening 'Th" combination
tickets will also be- disposed "f this eve
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Surptcal Dressing Class.

Tho meeting af IN" now surgical
dressing class. recently organized in
connection with tn" Fed Cross work. will
j." held thus aft"rnnnn NJ | "a n'rlnck. NJ
the Rcd Cross rooms IN III" Central hose
house. l. is likely that thcr" Will hr n
la-;:" :tti";rhanr" ~ great lien of IN
tcrrst has boon taken in the work.
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PLAY rrtadelphia Wednesday.

The baseball game between rho local
high school niue and the Irladelpllia
MIN. which WAS scheduled for last fF'-
day ami which was postpone" on "-
count Of tho lnclcm"nt weather VIII he
playrd Wednesday, AFTERNOON. me 10
,..l ,>pr,as Ia make IL hrttcr showing
imam they rnad, IN the game with Elliott
Team FRIDAY afternoon.
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Rock Hill Grange.

! Til" regular meeting of lhr Rock Hill
| yran".. viii b.. held n"Nt Wednesday, eye
! ming III III" Rock III! school house: The
! Following" Viii iHn' part IN tn" program:
! f. ~. ,ii:tiu. clarence Finn"y. Mamie
! Mis-" F.lniSr kllgorc and John FowkcS.
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paid. Prosecuting Attorney ]. D. Par
riott. Of Muundsville. was present and
entertained the crowd for almost an
hour with very eloquent and patriotic
speech. No other branch chapter in the
state has better quarters than ours and
the ladies will continue their good work
until the war is over.
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Mamm 10Th Demonstration.

The demonstration held Sunday AFTER
noon BY the woman's Liberty loan COM
nlItIre was tho largest that has been
held in MnundSvillc FIR several months.
4 monster parade was held III which
hundreds NJ women and children rartic-
!palrd. The parade wlS headed ny the
local BOY Scout troop under command
Of Scoutmaslcr l.. l.. Stidgcr. Then fol-
lowed the Eagle band, the members OF
tho wonlan'S Liberty loan committee
other women and young women. numer-
Gus Sunday school classes. and 2ercrai
hundred school children. The alter
noon meeting was held al IN" PARK
Theatre. which was not nearly large
enough To accommodate tho large crowd
lhal attempted Ia gain admittance'
Among those who addressed thr meet
inG were: Captain Jarvis II. Price a
Canadian officer: Baird Mitchell or
Wheeling. general secretary If SIX west
virginia counties which are included IN
the fourth central reserve district. and
pr. Harriet +. Jones. An eXcellcnt
musical program was given by several
soloists and III" Eagle band