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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-06-15
SEXTETTE OF SOUSES
UP IN COURT TODAY

A sexte,te OF sousoS slept scundl%.
s"""Rrly and Swcctly in cells at IL" city
callh"rS" las: evening. as Il result OF
tmhihiu= TOO freely Of III" juice THAI;
nluddlcS
Ben Spidcl was rurralrd by NirkcrSou
~ was Robert Thornton. John Do" das'
ais, Il contribution at Niri>crSnn while
Arthur Williams was hauled in by 0fti-
cor Baker. John pOlan and Edward
AnIyhu we're brought i'll ny rlnnl and
Craig.
Quite an interesting time is expected
IN police court when this SeXteltc faces
his honor.
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o, wa. oops. tho assault was broken
up on our advanced lines. Later' oui
infantry counter attacked ana inc oc'iu
" concentration "i our aru''erH h!c
arrested the cnrpy and drove him pacN'
An cncmysfnttark again was at
tempted north OF the road between
u. m. and il y. ~. but was promptly
crushed by our harraG" fire. Inc LOSSES
az The enemy. particularly his supports
w"r" very heavy. w" captured 10"
prisoners aud several machine guns
one enemy alrplanr WAS downcd.
One al our n;rp:anrS. NOTWITHSTANDING
difficult atmospheric conditions carried
out an ciirrIiv" b"mhardm"nt during
the "pcratiOnS.''
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-06-15
Pierce Brought Back

Flnyd Fierce. arrested at huntington
for the theft uf the Peter p"iSk" auto
lure last Monday. WIS hrnuEh; back
her.. last evening hy Detective Hiii
West Pierce, ia alleged t" hav" stolen
DclSko's rai from in front Of the Nir-
cinIa theatre. and WAS caught driving II
ut Huntington. He is i'id under Sl"oh
bond /" the grand jury. in lieu "f which
h. was rrmanich IL IN" county jail.
Drlskr IS driving III" cnr Hack.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-06-15
.ASOUITH SEES CRISIS
IN WAR BUT NATION
WILL SEE IT THROUGH

LONDON. June lf-SprakinE Al Il
Luncheon of tn" Aldwych clun to-day.
former Premier Asnuiih said there WAS
II" us" in "l"aking the fact. az mlnilnz-
ing it's gravity. that tho allies had
reached Il most critical point III til" for
tunes Of war. But nothing that had
happened on In" western front sine" the
last week OF March. H. added. would in
the slightest dHgr'" weaken British al"
lrgianc" to tn" great purr"s" for which
he British people wcr~ lighting. ar their
determination 10 press on In tho final
ACCOMPLISHMENT uf their aims.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-06-15
THE GOVERNOR SPEAKS.

ClARESRCEE. W. Va. June II. -
Governor John 7. Cornw"ll delivered tho
principal address nj tho FLAG Day ever
riScs here tonight. Tn" program was
in charge OF the ClnrkSburG lodge "C
Elks. Iiuvcrnor Curnwcll discussed III"
nations part and duty in The war. and
the Hutp Of individual citizens Of tho
nation in bringing victory to America
and her allies.
\ dinner. in honor of tho governor,
was given by tho I:lkS prior q i" OPP
ching of tn" flag day program.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-06-15
LARGEST SINCE 1908.

CHICAGO. Jun" li.--Th" American
Medical Association closed its sixty
ninth annual convention here today with
numerous rriiunul meetings at which
papers on I"rh.lIcal subjects were read
and discussed.
Before adjournment The various divl-
SnnS elected nffircE$ for tn" ensuing
year Officials declared TINT tho session
was on, ri tho most successful in tic
history If the organization. Tn" attend
ancr was III" largest sluc" laos. Despite
tn" fact Iha, 2%.l+G members 81 Tho or
gani2atIon hay" enlisted for III" war.
$3.50 physicians and surgeons register
c6
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German Reports.

RF,G;LtN. via London. .lun" H.
Heavy attacks hy tho French against
I'll" Germans between N0nrmczcelc and
Ni"rStrani southwest "f ipr"S. have
h"ru sAnEulunrily rcrulsed. according
T." the German official communication
ISSUED to-day. rhr communication r"-
Inrts only light lighting m tho rcriain-
der sc the western front.
BERLIN, via London. .Iur" IL
'''rh"rr is nothing how |" report from
any Of tho FRONTS" says war office COM
munlcatinn issued this evening.
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ROME: June lf.--rhr statement is-
sued by the Italian war department to-
day folluws:
IN the carly hours yesterday. after
nm intense AMI extended artillery prcpa-
.a,iun the enemy attempted To force the
defcnsrs Of Tunnlc Pass by launching
an infantry attack against Cady sum-
nit and the Monticello ridge. immc-
diatcly north and south Of an impor-
tant road. Owing u the Arm resistance
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SOUTH SIDE NEWS
woman's Bible Class.

The Woman's Bible class Of the Third
Presbyterian church held their monthly
meeting last evening in tho parlors oc
the church. The earlier part OF the cr-
ening WIS spent in a business session
and after which the members enjoyed Il
social time.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-06-15

new interest
through t h C
rendition that
(;luck has Just
given on VIC
trcla Records.
Such songs as
this find in
alma Gluck an
ideal irtcrprc-
ter. as is at
tested l'.y the
popularity ac-
corded her,
records Of MY
Old kentucky
Home Carry
Ne Back 10
Old Nirrinny."
and old D!ack
Joe"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-06-15
Columbia Club,

The service flag Of the Columbia
club will arrive in a fcw days and upon
it's arrival they plan To hold a dedication
service. Tho flag contains one hundrca
and twenty-five stars.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-06-15
Tast Game Sunday.

! fas, gamo viii hc staged Sunday
afternoon nj the ror,y-Srvcnth street
rlav-ernund between the StoGies OF the
south Side and tho fast WoodSdalc team.
from ont tho pick. Tho game will start
rrnmnrlv ut three o'clock and from AL
Indications 4 iarG" crowd will BE- pres
rnt. Bounds iii" we'll known pitche:
for the Siogi"s.wil b." III The box.
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since 80 eminent an interpreter as Alma
Gluck has brought 70 them her art and
sent them winging their way Oh Fictro!l
Records 10 acGuaint the present and
future generations with their charm ami
10 find Judgment in the hearts inner
most precincts.
Darling Nelly Gray" is ono OF these
old-,ime melodies that sraTklcs with
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-06-15

Hrttcr thnn money hr"nusc-they earn
money: buy WAR-SANlNHS SIAMf
TO-DAY.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-06-15
ALMA GLUCK
IREVIVES ANOTHER OLD
AMERICAN SONG
Interpretation Bids Fair to Rival
Popularity OF Gary Me Back
to Old VirgiDnY."

EEP in the az
fcctions OF all
Our people lie
those older
American songs.
so near akin to
to folk songs in
their simplicity
and beauty.
There isapatho9
and tenderness
in these heart
touching niclo-
dies that have
cstab Ii S b c Il
then! for ali
time. This is
csncriallY true
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-05-18
Conrcacs,renv Program.

-,
,""S are 'Ar'"i' SIhpinE InF INC IN
""H' '''''''i' ~ e','"' VI ''',' i.'''t're h'""
~ ,''. I'm w. .''u '"cH|l' "'H'
in'SnHF "h'h HN'!-tr''' !C"n;, Frop!'
VIII "' ,'a"""''u' '''ur'r t''' PRIV
gran VIII! re Il h"H'ptf az otHt'oLS m
war topics anu 'h'E' VIII oc htcrcftin INK
=" in' HuIi'h''. = hc program 1olows:
N''p lhi ti'u". f'reS burning
"'tr IFs"S'ru t'tn.l'''
nc ANU >""r U.s.
'' ...i., ~ N' r. '','.'i !,
az '''' ''''" NJ
- ''''' - ''''" ''''H'
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-05-18
Grunge Meeting.

TIL" next meeting nC Belmont Grange
Will b." hold 1T orange ball. rnst Of
town. Wednesday evening. May 12nd. nj
80 y. nj. Tho following program will
y" given:
Roll Gala E""k That I Have Enjoy
cd:
Helps for Auto and Tractor CstrS.
ISuIi i'dllNS
Suggestions an Tightening the Work
NJ 'HH'I'II''I .l'Td i'uN'CbEl
Demonstrations - tho Promlrh for
Help for tn" Farm. and Home Ia be
Solved.
Second rrops--ln our tiardnns. So.
F'IlHdli'jH Sl'H'I
In cur Folds .....&.C e, MCGiII
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-05-18
AFTER EFFECTS
OF MEASLES
Mother, Who Lives in Tennessee
Mountains, Where Black
Draught is Relied On in
Many Troubles, Says 1t
Made Her Boy Sound
and Well.

Coal Creek. Tcnn-Up in the noun
tains, quite some distance from town,
lives Mrs. I. S. Fritts, who relates
her experience with Thedford's Black.
Draught as follows:
My little boy James took sick with
oiarrhca, about five years ago, and
was badly swollen. He had the mea'
sizes. and this was, no doubt, an after
effect. made him we'll by giving him
Thedfords Black-Draught. ! gave it
10 him three times day for a month.
| firmly believe it saved his life.
I'VE always keep Black-Draught in
our house. II is our doctor. Always
easy to get and prompt in giving re-
lief.
"A small pinch Of Black-Draught
after each meal and al bed time for
headache, stomach and liver trouble,
and We arc we'll the next morning.
ut certainly works wonders some
times and saves no end Of trouble, re-
licvcS pain. and there is no need for
another doctor.
Il have recommended Black-Draught
10 all my neighbors and will continue
10 recommend ii"
Thedford's Black-Draught is pure,
vegetable herb liver medicine, acting
gently, yet promptly, on liver and bow
els.
Thousands OF people everywhere
have found it to relieve constipation.
indigestion, biliousness and many sim
liar disorders.
Try Black.Draught Your druggist
sells it
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-05-18
GAINESVILLE

=, =,
hAfHf.SN ll-l.t. g.. MAY ~: '''''"
lnE IS the lass Day program "n''" Will
hr h"ld in tn" high school AUDITORIUM.
Hednesday. May --nd:
carry ON 49,. 'hnrr>'' h"rnrelr
Lass H'S'orF Nh TNi.' = ,''t''r
-''''t ''"N :.
Inc. r. nc urn 81 ne h"an ''"t''' ~ r"I II,
~ ~. ',''' LOW
"'"6H W. nav ,i.i pah;
" "'''
''o '''' YAM, c.;,,,,
"II;do ., c,... r.,io 7 Todd
"1. W. n,,,, n.,.. r,,,..
ola p po-tor
".rba Cnldc,, ,.a,o.. Mildred + Ellis
",rha I ,oh, - L,-od..,..
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-05-18
GAINESVILLE Briefs.

Mrs. Sylvester Huukl"r. Of Eanh. whr
underwent an operation at The 'iond
Samaritan hospital. GAINESVILLE. Thurs
day. is getting along nicely.
Rodney HaGar. Of Chester. W.Na.. will
spend Saturday and Sunday with rrla =
ives and friends. On his return he
will hr accompanied hy his wife. who
has h""n spending tn" past Two weeks
~ tn" nom" of her parents. Mr. and
Mrs. Enss Conner. nf Laws street
loss" Philips II thiS nIarr. vino TO-
Gently unI"rwcr, An operation n ihr
ohm Valley General hospital. Wheeling.
rs improving and his man! friends hone
for his carly recovery.
Warner Mott NJ tn" Hunt pr% Goods
Co. is - business visitor IN rolIrbus.
Mrs. i. :. Mcintyre. "f CORY. Pa: is
visiting Ms. n. {. WhItm"rSh. Of West
Church street.
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locomotive on the Panhandle railroad
hero last night and detained pending or
dcrs from The military authorities. TIL"
mon gave their names as Sergeant G..
Harrison. Corporal William T. Nelson
and Sea NAN Albert G. Burke. They said
they wcrc cnroutc from IT Thomas. Ky.
TO an eastern point Of cnlbarkation for
overseas duty and that while they were
fora ginS for something 10 cat at New
ark. Ohio. yesterday. their troop train
went off and left them behind. They
were without funds to pay their fare
and desiring IN catch up with their train.
rodc Il freight iu Dcnnison and then
boarded the passenger engine AS i, moT-
I'd out Of that station. They will be
held here until military authorities give
ocdcrS concerning them.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-05-18

TW" soldiers and :: sailor wore picked
off III" pilot nf an cast bound passenger
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Bellaire Briefs.

Rev. Frank L. Erect Of IN" Second
PRESBYTERIAN church was AZ Ncn'a last
evening, where hc delivered Il patriotic
address 1T n meeting.
nr. Frank e. Malin was visitor AT
MartinShurE yesterday.
Joseph McC'Iain left yesterday f"r
Columbus to enter IN" aylHtl"n school
Of lhl. Ohio state university.
Miss Marie t;acrtnrr entertained M
members Of her Sunday school class "f
th, First Reformed church last evening
a, her home on Gravel Hill.
Ecxt Monday The Rcd Cross war fund
campaign will open i'll ErllaIrc and all
committees will bc al work.
\ patriotic meeting MIS- held las,
night Mt tho city building. on Thirty
second street. Tho speaker WAS Sergeant
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-05-18
CONTINGENT Leaves May 80.

Official instructions were received by
tho local draft board yesterday from
Columbus relative To the entrhlnmcn.
Of the next contingent from this city
They are 70 send 81 mon to Camp Shcr-
man. They Will depart from THIS CRY
TUESDAY morning On a special train
that leaves ThirIy-sccond street at 3:i'
Il. m. \ special coach will como from
Martins Ferry carrying the men from
that place. and the men from 81. tlai"S-
yil!r will hc taken aboard at Ncffs. TIL"
train will also pick Up thc mon from
Noble, Munror. and Guernsey counties
al"n. tho route. and Will arrive ~
Camp sherman late in IN" afternoon. y
fitting celebration VIII be held hc:":"
the men depart. The miners Will furnish
a band az usual and the beys wiil be
given L loyal send OFF.
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Richard Saund"r" has purchased a
INV .th"vrnlrt HuInuhhIl" from tho local
agency here.
Persons attendi:. IhH r:r''"S nj f'rinn-
Town. Ia. returned hnmc last evening.
\ dance will h" h"ld III tho Frmicrnal
hail in North Fifth street. Saturday
evening. Ivy tho Liberty club. There
will ma doubt n" large crowd present.
Mrs. I.dwari Elias Is seriously iii ut
her hom" in Hickory street.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-05-18
PATRIOTIC DONATION.

rNIr'At;p. May i7.--l'r"$id"n' Fan
johnson. 81 III" American league nf
baseball clubs, announced tn-nich: tha'
in r"srhus" la an appeal Of the Rcd
ross for baseball equipment for The
u>" -: hospital units overseas. his or
Eanizaiicn had appropriated S. Onh fer
tho purpose. and that shipment az para
rhrrnalin will star in-mu"r"W for
France. Thr shipment Will in~lud" -
Gun halls I'm bate fry !ire' Ia snman'x
m,tts. - raIrh"r-' =I">,.. ia. fIclhcrE'
nit'e lhn Ghost projectors and :"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-05-18

Norton. II !" said that efforts will be
II; t.. > - h'rrh lIts VII alleged charges
-; m"u-i "":""!I If ,:uty. Tho nom
p':t"rm.in'.. ~ Gntr Wn.' decided by the
c"!uIn"n i'!tHs ..rrrt and the court Of hp-
p"nlS and The officials Shn held up the
salary Of NJ. Mnr;on us city engineer.
w"r" ordered By Eotf courts To pay him.
About the best suggestion heard WAS that
last night that The raayo,s five ,Ea
cIatn- IL 10 lLrr.r rirclr.'' Tint
would ais" Stop The Political career of
ann,t"r ~ lItHr ~ tho Circle"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-05-18
Class Parties.

TIL" senior class gave r progressive
dinner Friday evening at the homes of
Misses Th"lma tunarti. Marguerite 10.
rcntZ. Miriam nutland and Tom Scott
and Harold Harand Patterson.
The Junior class WIS entertained Fri
day rvcnir: nj tho homo Of Miss Mildred
Hamilton. "f south Lincoln avenue.
\ class party Will he held in tho Ma
sonic hall This evening by tho mem bers
Of tho Senior class.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-05-18
Commencement Exercises.

F"mm"n""mcnl exercises will DO held
AT til" First Methodist church Thursday
evening. Nav "$rd. The class address
will h" delivered by Or. VIII Grant
Chambers. dean Of school Of education
&c the University Of PITTSBURGH.
Baccalaurcat" sermon. SUNDAY cXening
May 18th. $50. Mt First NJ f. church.
Class rlH". Tho Merchant Of Vrnit .
up 10 Date" Tuesday evening May list,
o'clock. at Morres' opera house.
Class day. Wednesday evening May.
End. so o'clock. high school auditor
Ium.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-05-18
STEUBENv|LLE

TEuHENNILLt. Ohio. May -. -
T"daNS American casualty list ISSUED
by tho War D-pA rtni"ni contains tho
nam" "f Lieut.. Charles W. Manson.
RhII imnr". Md. as missing in action.
This is Or Manson. furm"r prominent
Stcu"nVill" surgeon. who has hcc1l with
the British Medical Corps for two years.
About six weeks ago Mrs. MaX$on wiz
Cd her" from baltimore that her huS-
band hah been captured Ivy tho Germans
IN their drive against Yrr"s. but later
S"nt word that he had been rescued
h% British troops and vas sent hack
SAT" with his unit.
Wh"th"r ;ud.N" r"por; means that
Lieu. MaNnn has hr"u taken prisoner
lay III" Huns s"r',Hd llnlr u" il: merely
hciaI"d rnnfirma;inn ~ tho word rr-
CcrN"h by his wife s"vrraI wrnkS ago Is
nni known. Tho rr1rrt ncvcrincicsS is
causing thr Lnctnr':; friends here grave
C0ErCrn.
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Recovered Body,

The dead body nf Mike Paranski. who
was robbed and murdered late Wcdn"s-
day evening by a band Of robbers. was
recovered late Thursday evening AMI
brought 10 tho Nohl" m"rEus III IhIS
city. where it was prepared for burial.
jefferson county officials arc still hunt
inE for'thc .murdercrs and lat las; cNc-
ming had found no trace Of them.
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Days Wages For Rsd Cross.

Although lh2 Fed Cross drive docs not
start here until next Tuesday. Pope Tin
mill mon became cnthuscd today al a
mass meeting addressed by Judge Car!
II. Smith. and every cmployc Of the hiS
plant. some COO in number. pledged
days wages to tho chuse. Employees Of
other industries in the city apd county
are expected to show the same spirit.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-05-18
Took RoYs ON Hike,

Coach HaElcy. Of tn" high school. took
tho boys If tho seventh and eighth
grades rf the schools in this city M
Ink" last evening la StcclS grove. back
Of Town. where they spent the evening
and will return HON" This morning
Most all nf the boys in these grades
took tho hike. F.arh nf tho boys car
ricd n knan sack filled with their break
fast. This is ihr first time that any
hing nf This nature had been pulled
off by the coach.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-05-18
Smut. wills Spoke.

Supt Walls OF III" Martins Ferry pub
lie schools delivered an int resting nd
dress TO ;hc pupils Of IN" high Srh"'l
Yesterday afternoon on "Char;tr'"r and
Service" The students wcr" great"
impressed with his talk. Mr.. Walls
only Yesterday handed in his r"siEna-
ton TO the Martins Ferry board Of rdu-
cation in order that he might a"""pt Il
pnsition doing y. VI. G.. y. work ~
France and will leave in short tim"
70 take up his duties.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-05-18
Another Officer Resigns,

Officer Thomas Kelly. who has held
the position OF policeman ne this city
for number Of years rendered his res
ignation to Mayor Raiston Thursday
evening. tho resignation TO take effect
at once With bis resignation the city
Is now short or three policemen 1t is
likely that he will return to the mills
where he worked before starting on the
force.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-05-18
Thrift Stamp Sales.

Tho thrift stamp sale in tho school
Yesterday amounted to $SS0.%i. with
Rose Hi leading with S27S.h7. The
grand total OF stamps purchased h% INC
students thus far is $9a6l.G7. Tho par
chase by schools were rs follow: Cen
trail SaS.T5. Gravel HIN $2lS."@. k"s,!
Kill saTS.n7. Indian Run $3.50. FIRST
ward s14G,Si, Union street S2I."I. South
Ec1lairc s6.75. West Bcllair. $50, high
school s132.?5. Tho stamps Will h. "Il
sale next Thursday at the library III
tho Central building.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-05-18
La Belle Donates.

The La Hcllc Iron Works today do
mated tho sum of $500. 10 tho Stcuhcn-
willie Minute Men for organizing and
cuuippinS 4 strong homo guard. sub
scrIplinnS II the fund total about $1,000
In date. Minute Mon hcng organized al
Minso junction. will he ou;fittel by g.
F.. Wiscncr general manager Of the Car
ncGic Steel company. it was announced
Today.
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Had Narrow Escape.

4 Ford touring ear driven by nl-
lnn!alc man. narrowly escaped beng
hit 10y thc W. x l.. r.. train Yesterday
Hfl"rn""n nj dead mans crossing. II"
stalled mis- ma"hinc IN III" track and
managed :" push II off III" tracks h>-
for" ~" train got i" HIM. n" stated
when r"arhine this city that 1t was ono
VI ihl srnrcs Of his life.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-05-18

Another draft motto" has ben r"-
crivcd at draf, headquarters yesterday
afternoons The states quota Will v"
"nnO. ;hc exact number tina; this DIS
trict Will be required Ia furnish -
unknown. hut it will not IL" over ten.
.rhcv Will train at Columbus barrarkH
and Will leave this rIiy some time b.
tween May IS and June =.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-05-18
Elactefl TeacherR.

st meeting Of tho board Of trade
held last evening At the high school.
Prnf. Eaton. who has for tho past years
been principal OF the Central school. has
been transferred To the South school.
a. G.. Farmhouse. ~ Dcnnison. was elect
cd principal of Central school. Practi-
rally all of the old teachers were re-
elected Several others matters OF inn
rortance were also brought up and dis
cuSSed
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Attended Convention.

Misses IuanItH Agar aud NAr;" S"hS-
f'r and Mrs. H. =. NhIlmarsh. Mrs. l..
l.. l"hmIrc. Mrs. a. W. I.nughlIn ard
Mrs. l-GrHS attended The t%rd annual
convention re tho Wnman'S Foreign Mis-
$rHnarv Society. whirh was hold NJ Tho
Srcurd Presbyterian church. Ec!lairc,
Wednesday and Thursday. as delegates
from local surictIcS.
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Fined Fifteen and Gets.

Sam Philips wHs given his hearing
last rv"ntmg hrf"r" Mayor TaiS;cu Oh
r-"harE" "f assdultinG ',""rcc Watkins
n,ar til" l,auGhllu mill several d.. $ agn.
Several Witnesses. testified against
Philips with tho result that no was fined
<l1 ard rests He paId' and was re-
lrnSr
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Seniors Down freshman.

In wha; proved the most interesting
game thus played IN the class league
this season was the game between the
Freshman and Seniors last evening
which ended in Il victory for tho senior
class with a score ) TO 3. An extra in
ming was necessary for the game to
be won. Tobin and Roy formed the
battery for the senior while Dada,
Fitch and Lopcmau worked for the
Freshman.
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Second Murtcal a Success.

A; tho Elk Grand theatre last evening
tho SISTERS nt Charity rra"" thnir sec-
md successful musical. all III" music pu-
pills. with the assistance OF tho conner
cial high school. took part. Quite a
large crowd attended and wcr" well
pleased with the way the children con-
Quoted themselves.
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J.H.M core, Jeweler
MARTINS FERRY, o.
Al Kinds Of Repairing oons
HRtehss q spoeiatp


TIL" t""ns'.ip trustees viii meet Sat
urday afternoon Juno !. IN elect u sue
r">$"r In fill Tho vacancy caused by lhc
death 81 SPUR" r. r. DnG.
At tn" meeting township trustee
physician Will also br elected Ia fill
III" Na"ancy caused by IN" death nf nr.
r. \. Rla"kfnrd There ar" several APP
p!icanis for both positions.