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New-York tribune., 1918-11-24
W.R. Cox Keen Bidder
at Sale of Irotters
Bethlehem Soccer
Champions Arrange
To Tour California
By c. A. Lovett

Ii. Edgar Lewis, vice-president of
the Bethlehem Steel Company, by telc-
graph arranged with Sam Goodman,
A. A. y. delegate Of the California
Football Association, and Joseph
lyman, general manager OF Bethlehem
interests on the Pacific coast, for a
tour of the national champion Bethle-
hem Steel Football Club to California
during the holiday season.
Pacific coast footbaIlers long have
questioned the supremacy of the East
and the intersectional clash was talke A
OF seriously last spring. 1t was de-
eided, however. to wait until "after
the war; Goodman visited Bethlehem.
Penn, with Thomas w. Cahill, United
States Football Association secretary,
last Tuesday, conferred with Lewis and
proceeded to Chicago. In a four pointed
telegraphic exchange Of words yester-
day a period was put to the negotia-
tons. 1T is said that several wagers
are to be made on the outcome of the
East VS.. West matches. at least one
running into five figures.
The Bethlehem club will depart for
the coast in the third week of next
month and play Christmas and New
Years, and on Intervening dates, in
California, taking on the best of the
California Football Association clubs
and the teams representing the Beth
lehem subsidiaries Union at San Fran
cisco, Alameda and Portrero-as we'll
as the Moore shipbuilding eleven. Re
turning eastward the Bethlehem club
Will swing through Denver, Eel Paso.
Dallas, st. Louis. Chicago, Detroit and
pittsburgh, playing exhibition matches
IN majority of these cities.
Cahill will accompany the team as
representative of the national body
Lewis also will make the trip with the
title holders. 1t will be the first time
an Eastern team has ventured further
Wst than st. Louis. No Pacific coast
eleven ever has come to this erudite
section
New-York tribune., 1918-11-24
Drop Ball From Plane
To Start Football Game

Sol Metzger, the former Washington
and Jefferson College football coach,
mas ms Camp Dix team in splendid
shape Tor its important game with the
Mlneola aviator football eleven at Eb
pets Field, Brooklyn, this afternoon.
Several features will be introduced
curing the game. Sergeant Coombs
winner of the recent aeroplane fight
from belmont Park to the Statue of
Liiperty ana return, will officially start
ene game py, cropping the ball from his
aeroplane while flying several hundred
feet over the field. ~
Charley. Brickley, of Harvard fame
ana M one OF the greatest drop kickers of
al tunes, will referee the contest.
New-York tribune., 1918-11-24
School
Harriers Run
Wrong Course
Trail, Improperly Marked
Found To Half Mile
Short

One Of the greatest fiascos that has
ever attended schoolboy event in this
city occurred In the annual High
School 'cross-country championship
run held over course of about three
miles in Jamaica, L. l., yesterday. The
trouble was caused by officials, who had
charge of mapping out the trail, pac-
ing this work in the hands Of boys.
The latter failed to map out the Off
clal course thereby cutting the Quincy
by about half mile.
Albert Tracey, of Flushing High
Shool, who was looked upon as strong
favorite for the individual honors, was
the only one of the ninety-one starters
that went over the proper course.
Tracey knows the trail perfectly, as he
has competed over it many times. The
boys who placed the flags, denotng the
course, went off the track half mile
from the starting point. Therefore,
with the exception of Tracey, none of
the runners passed the first checking
point.
That the runners cut the course is
manifest in the time of 13 minutes 25
seconds credited to Marvin Rick, Eras-
mus Hall High School, the winner. In
comparison to this time can be named
the figures of Walter Higgins, Morris
High School, who won this event over
the same journey last year in Is min
utes IA seconds. Second to finish be-
hind Rick was Eddie Book, Evander
Childs, while William Allen, Stuyvcs-
ant, was third
Tracey, who had run almost half
mile more than the other runners in
the course, finished far back in fifty
sixth position, in the time of Is min
utes Al seconds.
After the race, Police Lieutenant H.
McQueeney, the referee, was sought to
settle the dispute. However, he had
left the grounds. Thereupon, A. H.
Killan, representative of Flushing High
School on the high school games com
mittee of the Public Schools Athletic
League, announced that he would pro-
! test the result on the grounds that the
athletics did not complete the full
course.
The runners of Richmond High
/ School were checked in first place for
the team honors with total of 70
points. Erasmus Hall was second with
81 and Flushing, winner of this title
! last year, was third, with 80 points.
Twelve of the 81 runners failed to COM
rlete the full distance
The summary follows:
New-York tribune., 1918-11-24
Signal Corps Athletes
To Have Busy Season


Company B, 1st Battalion. sigma
Corps. is planning for busy season
in athletics this winter. Tournaments
are being planned in basket ball, indoor
baseball, handball, tennis, etc. under
the leadership OF L. G. Elmer, former
physical dicetor at Central Y. N. c. 4.
The corps has secured Jack Ruff. box
ing instructor to the boys on the other
side, to give instruction in boxing
Three pool and billiard tables have
been added to the corps's equipment,
and competition in this sport promises
to be keen.
The setting up exercises and gymns-
sium classes recently started are eS-
pected to put the men in condition 10
meet all competitors IN athletics
New-York tribune., 1918-11-24
Famous English Racer Dead

The sensational Cambridgeshire of
1896 is recalled by the death of the
winner, Winkheids Pride. which took
place recently at the Vaucressen Stud,
in France. Bred in Ireland by J. G..
Sullivan in 1898, he showed excellent
form in that country as a two-year-old
and in his second season in England.
After running unsuccessfully in the
Sal1ord Borough Handicap and the
Stewards Cup, he was allotted the
handy weight of 81 pounds in the Cam
bridges shirn
New-York tribune., 1918-11-24
Howard High Gunner

J. A. Howard won the high scratch
prize in the shoot at the Bergen Beaca
Gun Club over the organizations
Jamaica Bay traps yesterday. He took
the trophy with total of AZ out al q
possible so targets. The High hsndl-
cap prize was won by H. P. Wilbur
The third and last trophy was taken
bv D. C. Van Valer
New-York tribune., 1918-11-24
Ethical Culture Five Wins

The fast Ethical Culture School bas-
ketball team swamped the Columbia
Grammar School in a contest on the
formers court yesterday by a score of
68 to l3. At the end of the first period
Columbia trailed by 32 to 4. Ethical
culture scored total of 80 field goals.
with KurtZ caging Ii and Schlesinpar
New-York tribune., 1918-11-24

HIS Marvin Rick. the anky Of Erasmus Hall High
School, winner of the championship the Jamaica
High School yesterday Rcks strides athletic fame
have been long his hill and dale this
the winning of the Brooklyn Borough championship
New-York tribune., 1918-11-24
TEAM SCORING
Wrestlers to Meet

A series of wrestling contests will be
staged next Tuesday night at the Cres-
cent Theatre, Brooklyn. Morse Ship
yard will be represented by George
Jones, who will meet Nicola MQnta-
ganO.
New-York tribune., 1918-11-24

1LARENCE CARMAN, of Jamaica. who just returned
~ from a naval training station and will ride in the big day
bicycle Madison Square Garden with Michael De Baets
his mate
New-York tribune., 1918-11-24
Bowie Results

Apprentice allowance claimed Hawaii
Sweeney entry. 4Loft entry
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-06-01

Al,rhael Foley. ana in thu 20 there were
MANY we'll known iucal l"yS. No send
of OF amy sort "r demonstration "t any
kind WIS given IN" boys. quite Il coi-
trnst tr.,w,.,,l the men who leave IN tho
draft and those VIII" volunteer. Ohe
b,c , big S.nd-nT while tho other de-
narts without anybody knowing 1t with
rho execution OF his close friends Inc
family and friends of the boys who lclt
were. all assembled on the platform OIL
the L. Il O. station to bid them Eood-hy
and good luck. Those who left were:
.Iohn i. Iiarnick. Pittsburgh, Pa. coast
a-tilIcry; Frederick II. Knone. Bcllaire'
medical department: JOSEPH a. Lee
t.1,,ut,criand, Md. engineers; Lester W..
NIXON, Martins Ferry. coast nrtlllerg'
John y. Dnnnely. Martins f"rTy, coaSt
artillery; John Cooper. LaTerty. o.. hcld
artillery: Charles BedynSki. Lalterty. w.
fold artillery: Edward ID. Pickard.
Wheeling. coast artillery; Samuel D.
k,rns. Mettz, W. Va. coast artillery:
Roy l.. .Millikcn. Piedmont. O.. medical
dnrar,mcnt;, Howard -. Stonchrcak"r.
Belmont. o.. medical department; WILL
linn f.. Adams. IacobshurS. o.. coast
artillery; Michael J. Foley. Bcllatrc. en-
rinccrs, John G. GLASGOW. engineers;
Blaine Stephens, McMcctrcn. 5nth cnEI-
nccrs; John F.. Tschapnat. H"llairr. mrdl-
raj drpart,nent; Herman Myers, 'l;cil:iTo.
medical department; HAROLD W. Hall,
Erns euSinecrs: Oliver Stull"nbur%cr,
Martins Ferry. coast artillery; Benny X.
Anderson.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-06-01
Il GRADUATE 1T
IN()UN[)55||!LLE:
EXERCISES HELD LAST EVENINti
FOR LARGEST CLASS IN H1SFoEY
OF SCHOOL.
DR.. o. @. Woodlcy CT Marshall College,
Principal Observation-Disclosures
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-06-01
Bollotre Brcfs

Clarence Pickett returned last night
to Columbus after 4 visit with local
friends.
Mrs. George Cnuncrs Of Guernsey
street who has been i'll. is improving
Mrs. Robert Gr:lr;m and children
have returned from 4 visit with friends
at Armstrong; Mills.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Mccoy have re-
turned to their home in Pittsburgh after
a visit with local relatives.
Nj. and Mrs. William Lappcrt OF
Rarncsvillc. have been spending few
days with relatives and friends.
George TIraly has returned from q
visit with friends ut Canton.
Mrs james Keys and children. or
Barncsvillc. are spending few days
with Bcllaire friends.
w. G. McC'Iain has returned from 4
visit with his son- Joseph. 1T Column
bus.
Mr. and Mrs. VIM. Fell. of South Pei
mont street. spending 4 few days with
Mrs Bells brother. Joseph pcirsol. who
is now stationed at Camp Sherman.
Chillicothc. O.
The Conn Colleg!ans OF Pittsburgh Will
play the Bcllaire Athletics Sunday after
noon on tho Sixteenth street grounds
Miss Marie Snedckrr is i'll ut her home
on North Guernsey street.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-06-01
Dick Randall Leaves Today
To Join Aviation School

Dick Randall received notice yesterday
To report nj the aviation camp at Dallas.
Tex. and leaves for that point to-day TO
enter the flying school. Mr.. Randall has
been with the West Virginia underwrt-
crs' Office. in the Schmulbach building,
us stamp clerk. Tor the last four years.
in an efficient capacity. and has made
host Of friends in this city, who wish
him success in the service of the coun-
try.
The insurance men OF tho city pre-
scented Mr. Randall with a handsome
wrist watch ut tho office yesterday and
Mr.. Randall responded with n clever
little speech and expressed his regret Mt
leaving the city. but happy In the
thought that he expects 4 chance to
sirafc the Hun before many weeks have
passed.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-06-01
Martins Ferry Briefs.

Tho members of the police force. TO-
gcthcr with the city officials. Will re-
ccivc their pay friday.
All Of the grocery stores In this city
will close every Wednesday, at noon dur
ing tho months of June. July and All
gust according 70 an announcement
made by the storkecpers last evening".
Mrs. Robert Kerr of Tenth street l%it
last evening for Camp Sheridan 10 spend
n few days with her son, who Is STA
toned at thu; place.
William C.attcll has returned to his
home in Wellsburg after spending few
days with relatives hcre-
aisscs Ada Clark and Della Edwards
will lcavc Sunday for Pittsburgh To
spend 4 week with relatives.
Miss Erma Spence is home from Ohio
Sta:c university at Columbus.
Work of paving Concord street will
start rs soon as the bricks fer the stree;
are now brinE hauled 10 that place.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-06-01

Carl r.b"llnS. Ralph r'liZSilnmonS. J. llu-
bart Faust. E.uSrn" Garb'$t, Dean Gar
Vim. john Hopkins. Ralph Mrinphii! kuS-
81! Hamilton. Raymond LnuSh. HUBERT
lu;v::. Harry Moore. Nnyn" Ma."i;.
Clyde Alunguld, Marion Mcdaniel, Ward
ministers. Everett Ray. Mary i]hwrIi.
Edna burgess. Virginia Baker. Dorothy
rashcn, Alice DeCImp. Kidd. Elliott.
ESta Jones. Wilma Hubs. Frances
Cats. Mary Garrison. Margaret Lut"s.
Josephine Ni-hl. WI!h"lmna MIG"";.
Marie Robinson. Eva Riggs. Leah Itu-
long. Virginia Rafferty,. Marjorie Steele.
Louise Thompson.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-06-01
MnnnfSuilln Rrieta

Hobart Harris Of tho /. :. S. C"lum-
bin is spending Short furlnuEh visit
ini; friends in The city.
The little daughter of Harry Taylor
Of purdy avenue and Fifteenth street.
who has been i'll Of infantile paralysis.
is some better.
Mrs. Edwin Errr will leave In a few
days for Mrkc"Spnrt. IA. where she
will visit her parents far several weeks.
Mrs. John Mcconnell has returned to
her home 1T Bethany. after spending a
few days with friends here.
Mrs. Il. l." Thompson. n former resi-
dent of This city but now al SrbrinG.
ohio. IS in the city attending tn"
graduation exercises when her dluHh-
ter Miss Louise Thompson gra'Irat"d.
Mrs. j. i. Long AMI thr"" daughters.
Of Arlington avenue. l"av" this morning
on II visit |" Detroit, Michigan.
Mrs. Alice Leach III Mansfield. Ill.,. is
the guest Of her. parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
l.. $. Cunningham al eastern Second
street.
Misses Lena and M"ta l:h"linG. stu
dents at III" University Of pittsburgh.
are home on Il brief vacation.
\. II. Matthew's Of Hutfnlu. W. Va. ar
rived in the city Friday evening for
an extended visit with his step
daughter Mrs. Charles Frinklry nj
eastern Fifth street.
Mr.. and Mrs. William llrrrcn IF
Cleveland, Ohio. hav" returned home
after Il short visit with tn" lattrr's
parents Mr.. aud Mrs. NJ EryS"n Of
Jefferson avenue.
Miss Ada Frinklry has returned
home from visit with friends ut Thcs-
fer and East LIVERPOOL Dhin
Miss Thrlma Ferguson Of Wells
burg will spend several days with
Miss Dorothy CaSh"n If Fifth street.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-06-01
HELD T.OCOUR7
WITHOUT BOND
nolr1rcK DE M1cHLLES SLAYER
WAVES A PRELIMINARY
HEARING.
Case VIII, Come Before Next SESSION
OF tho Grand Jury-otheF
Bcllaire News.

- Following his cout"Ssi1n that ne III"
Killed p"urialck l'"NI"h"i". pr"Hri""''
Of a pool room on Belmont street. III
order that the crime would entnle MN
to steal the automobile owned ny i'c-
Michele Nick Andry. the accused El"r-
derer. was arraign"d before squire -
Mason. He waved = preliminary hear
ing and was held to court without poad.
Following his confession. Andrr at
tcrnpted TO commit suicide by plunginS
b5s head against the iron bars of his
cell. He was prevented by Chief or
Police Mahone from making tn" attempt
a SUCCESS. Andry was bound hand and
foot and guard placed over him until
he left the Eellaire Jail.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-06-01

that came for the last OF this month.
The party will be in charge Of Frank
Nelson. with Lee Levy us the assistant.
The boys will report today ut draft
at $3.50 IL m. and their
baggage will be inspected and then they
Viii board automobiles and 80 To the
north end of town to meet the men COM
Ing down from Martins Ferry. They
will then parade to the station where
they will depart Those VIII" leave arc
us follows: 15lf.Lcc Levy: 1907. james
l.. Johnson; 1917. frank Nelson: 1918.
Trunk J. Hans: 1856. William Il. Wise:
1888. Joe Charles BakuSh. 1886. James
Ecill zoos. Burke Wilson: "0l?. Edward
l. Smith: 20"5. Pat FllnnaElI: "uiG
Harold IIockstosser: 2Sg5. John w.
Walker.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-06-01
Covert TO Leave

Or. Ora T.. Covert. recently commits
stoned q captain in thu medical depart
mcnt has received orders TO report /"
Camp Sherman. Chll!rothc. I" enter
upon active service. The tine To re-
port WAS. not set hut nc Will probably
have to he in camp In ten or fifteen
days. This means that he will leave
the latter part OF next week ltr. COW
ert will visit his parents In northern
Ohio before going TO camp.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-06-01
Lieut.. Com G. A. Beall
Speaks to Carpenters

Lieutenant Commander Grafton \.
Rcall Of tho United States navy gave n
natrioti, talk to the carpenters at the
Ohio Valley Trades and Labor Assembly
hall last night. Commander Beall. being
an old Island boy. WAS listened to with
the greatest interest by his enthusiastic
audience. who seemed 10 hn accord with
nil h. said in regard To the duties Of
American citizens during the war.
Tn" CLASS workers and tin plat" work.
rrs will h" addressed by Commander
Eccll at the same place this evening.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-06-01
ONLY Two CaEea

Tho trial term OF the May-Junc term
Of circuit court will be confined Ia two
c;lScs. one Monday and the other Tues
d;ty. The cas- Monday is that against
Harry Tchappct. local man who is ac-
cuSrd of having stolen some money
from a street car conductor and then
l"apinc from the car with il. The sec
Und case of that against Jess" Crow
Of Cameron. who is charged with at
tempted rape. At the session Of court
Friday. four divorce cases were heard
and all wcre granted. There are no
civil cusrS to be tried this term.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-06-01
Soldier Boy Funeral

Funeral services for Ralph +. lowe
%. son Of Mrs. Jennie Lowe "i Glen
Eastun. who died ut Fort ScTcrcn
Georgia, Tuesday. after nm illness OF
pneumonia. Will hr held this afternoon
at two o'clock ut the hom" Of his gr2nd-
father. y. Lowe or Fork ridge. Rev
W. j.. Pierce. pastor of the Cameron
Christian church will "f;iCiatc 1t the
services. lntcrmcut Will be made III
III" Fork ridge Christian church GEM
ctrry TIL" body arrived in Glen East
on Friday morning.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-06-01
Cannot Enlist After May 81.

1t was announced ut the local recruit
ing office yesterday that they will not
accept anybody 1T that station who will
r"Sist..r Jun" ;. Yesterday WAS tho last
dag fmr them 10 enlist. AS late. IA I
n'cl"rk y"s;"rda? afternoon 4 r'N>ruit mp
Piled AT the l"'':rl station. lnit w;t$ turned
down h.ratIS,. In: cam too lat" IN tn. r:ly
fnr MI thu men had hc"r signed up and
were rcad; To leave.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-06-01
Entertatned Danes,

TIL" lrhU%Iri'u% Dances w"r" enter
tanned yesterday afternoon ut The h"m"
Of Mrs. George Rurt"n. in N"rtH Firth
street The regular meeting az Tin"
dimes comes on Thursday afternoon
but this hrinE holiday this year Tho
meeting waS postponed until yesterday
afternoon. Knitting WIS the diversion
If tho afternoon. following which 4
light lunch was served.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-06-01

Officer Myers arrested l:Hrt HnEn OF
this city. last Thursday evening. on Il
charge Of .>Nr"rdInE the speed limit in
town. IT" was taken 10 tn" city build
INK, where hc arranged for his airir?r-
nnCn hrfcrr The mayor Al O'Clock last
evening This makes the fifth spr"d"r
that has been arrested within the past
twn wrrks.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-06-01
Lost Young Son.

Tn" p"liC" received Il. call carly Fri
day morning from n foreign resident in
th'. upper end vi town. stating that his
son had been lost. TIL" boys narnr could
not l." understood by the polio" and the
party On tn" lin" hung up bernr" any
mote information could hc procured
TIL" police stated Inst evening that the
hoy must have been found. as no ono
had called since
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-06-01
Nation Want Column.

-Four young men from this district
were iudluctcd into the military service
yesterday at the draft headquarters.
two Of them will leave over tn" l'"r-E-
Sylvania lines ut 405 p. III. for rarrp
DIX. Wrightstown. y. J. They will go
in the Nation Want Colrnu Us boiler
makers. They are Thomas McMillcn
and Leo Coftman-
Tho two others who leave also come
under tho Nation Want Column. They
30 to Camp Meade. Md. and are listed
as railroad men. They leave over the
Is. &. Q. at 5 o'clock p. m. These TIVE
arc Raymond 1Iupp and Paul W. Ram
Scy
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-06-01
Gets Leave of Absence.

Word has been received in this city
I" til" effect that l.iru,. Leslie Gordon.
VIII" has been stationed at Camp Sher-
man. would Hrrlv" h"m" some limo to-
day on ilf'"cn-day fUrlnuGh. This
viii make tn" SECOND Tim" that Ske"t
has been nom" since he won his COM
mission.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-06-01
Will Meet Tuesday

TIL" regular monthly meeting If the
hoard Of trad" will ", held next Tuesday
evening in Tn" grill room ut the Frnray
theatre. lis expected that full mem
bCrsh!p Will hc present. as plans are hc-
inE made 80 have tho ladies Of the Rcd
Cross serve 4 Hoover lunch ut the meet
ing.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-06-01

Mix" KHlaiaI"s. 81 Main street. suS-
tanned 4 broken iElgcr yesterday after
n".sn when III" m";"rr:'lr On which nc
was riding Skirl!rh wu"n hr went 10
cross a street car r;ul N South Broad
war. t!'rnwIn.; him 10 III, street. The
man rod. the motorcycle Ia the office
al ~. John I"hn.\ where the broken
member WIS set.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-06-01
Now a Captain

DR.. byron W. Steel Of Camp Green
leaf. Chickamauga Purk, Ga son OF lrr.
S. NJ. Steel Of this city. has been pro-
NOTED 10 captain. fle entered the
medical branch OF the army March ~.
pr. Steel has three sons IN the service,
all having enlisted
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-06-01
Given ReDOrtS.

TIL" members nj the grade md high
school were given their report cards
y".trrtay afternoon. 1t was easy To- toll
who passed and who ddn'; by IN" look
of tho pupils faces. Several nf tho
graduates have procured positions At the
Y"rkvillc plant "f the Wheeling Steel &
Iron company.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-06-01
Mason Funeral Held.

The funeral Of William y. Mason. who
died Tuesday morning at his HON" on
North Noble street. took place yesterday
afternoon. Services wrr" conducted at
the residence al o'clock hr Rev. z. T.
Smith and intermsnt WAS mad" in Rose
Hfll cemetery. E"llair'' l"dG" of MaSonS
had charge of tho funeral.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-06-01
Twenty Volunteers Leave.

Col. Powell of Columbus arrived yes
terday at noon and cXamin,d 90 recruits
at the local recruiting station. and
passed en- There were 25 vncn signed
up. but three failed to appear Tho.
left last evening for tho Columbus bar
racks. Tho party was IN charge Of