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south Side Personals.

Miss Hannah Nnokc. VIII" has h"cn III
for some time ut the. Ohio Valley nos
pital. is greatly improved.
Miss Dorothy Morris is visiting nHr
aunt in Pittsburgh.
Robert becker. Of tho South size.
leaves tomorrow for Cleveland. "h"r"
h. will spend several weeks.
Miss ANNA Fries. VIII" has he"n Tor
some time in the North Wheeling nos
initial. following m operation. is imnr"f-
ing nicely.
Martins Ferry to-day.
Miss Jessie Glarks. Of Canton. w. -
visiting friends on thu South Side.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Clark" arc rejoicing
over the arrival Of tcn-r"una son.
born Labor Day.
Mrs. Clare Hopkins is visiting friends
in Pittsburgh.
MIR. and Mrs Barney Davis are inc
proud narcnts ~ Il son.
Misc Lula Rca is visiting h"r aunt.
Mrs. julia Thompson. Of Eoff street.
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former resident Of this city. is spend
INK a few days in this city with friends.
Sh,. will also visit friends az Jncoos-
burg.
Alvin Luchs has gone TO Alliance
wh..rr ne wi!l nftciate NJ the JEWISH
New Year services.
\ r.w concrete pavement is being
laid III front az ~" DuEa property on
IT," and E>rnes, Ross have gone to
Barn"svlile 10 visit with relatives
Carpenters are ,; w"7k repairing The
Hughes property on Union street. which
was tr.lag"d by fire several weeks ago
Hughes Evans has felt for Pittsburgh.
whcrc h. Will visit friends.
Mrs. \. Cato and daughter Miss
Cirac" have returned frYra VISIT 10 Mt'
Mr., and Mrs. Frank Johns, Of Rose
nnrd. w. Va. hav:. returned homo httcr
= visit with NJ and Mrs. James Maj
thew "f E'ltnnnt street
Harry Marks and sister, ot St"uocn-
yillr. will spend SUNDAY NJ INC A.soSNF
home on Rose He'll
MIR and Ms Henry N"niSon have re-
turned from q visit - Pittsburgh.
! Tho young son of Mr.. and Mrs. John
ronrny, who has been III n thcir nome
On Guernsey street. with dirhth"rla is
recovering. =,
Miss I.Tt,it> Cable will DC home Sunday
fro,n Z v4Sl; 10 Cleveland.
Mis-: CECILIA Lyusiy Will spend Sum
day with relatives At lsayiand.
Earl Fry Of South BctlalrH. Will leave
FOR q visit I" Camp Sherman.
Miss Edith AiorS, has accepted posi-
t!on ~ the Archibald hardw;tr" store on
Belmont s,r"''t.
Nrs Walter Rolcn returned to-day
, from 4 few days stay with relatives ~
Sa rdiS. q.
Errilv. the roIinG daughter Of Mr. AMI
Mrs. ian Archibald has been removed
from tn" city hospital |" Nor nome al tSr
rndrrgolrp, m operation from which She
! is recovering.
rnss SarnmohS. Of Warwood. was In
! this city yesterday visiting at he 4too-
! Miss RIo nchc O'nouncll hns been re-
: moved from tho city hospital 70 her
j horar after undergoing m operation.
Mrs. Charles Knhcr has been removed
! to her homo :roia IN" North Wherllhs
! S,snital whore sl,e has b"cn for the past
; r,.r.tat weeks.
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WHEELING BOYS
LEAVE FOR navy
Fifteen Local Lads Depart For PniA-
delphia This Evening At
7:3O O'clock.

Fifteen Wheeling and Ohio count
boys will depart TINS evening AZ %"
o'clock over the Pennsylvania LINES t0r
Philadelphia navy yards where tney VIII
SANS sea forces.
Tho lads were examined at PlttShurgn
yurnc time ag" and just received their
noiircs To cntran. They wore cornpeil.
cd Ia get r.,udv in hurry and some OF
them W. r. even At their work when they
received their notices 10 rnt:ain.
4 nun: Der Of other lads who have been
examined will enter the reserve service
wiihIn n short. time and Will Iater !pin
Ihcsc lads. The hoys 10 go from this
city are, James Griffith. Harry Davis.
Arthur Howard. Georg" Boyrne. James
Wells. Charles Mickey" Wilbert. ed
ward "Dubn" Dailcr. John "Fxe. Flat
Icy. Bcrnard Niger" Nc;germcyer'
earl Buck Trehring. Allen rip" Nc
ko~n, Winfield windy" Mcintyre
Lofty" Honecker and Carl Smith.
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MARTINS FERRY
Campaign Big Success

From l::cDrnrl.tc reports thus lhr
received. :hrrr. tcstrnS not having T"i'"rt-
I'd 1t all At the tim" re going I" press
tho results o: :hr second day ''ihFaSs
=, ~. Srni;.x .",:iIpn:c;r .,r.. highly ErIti-
<..iu., and thar, is .in rIOuh: in tn" minds
~ the c0nmitt.,: ard workers about tn"
outcome Tn" contributions h;:: Ear re-
ported t"l;u S.5I3.5N.
". G. B.rsurdthal nrd Low" Naf1.
man liz for first pla"" IN N" aN''m,'
,r;,cn .ach having SUBSCRIBED for $3.50.
O.t.-l,.ttit Un rdwlr,. ftrlp"n:" - second
With So. Thomas l';IrSElHv" third with
SEQ: Tho rrnn.rr:al Rank company.
Ira f. S"drwcH.: F'r"d KurZ < ';"snIan%.
+. I. $'i!'?. Mn-:;n$ F"rr% 'l"thihS a.;
,rL N-,n nx.E Jr. each contrIhli"a
$50, Rev. r: h Mc1,an"l and 'i':"ri;"
Evans zach CAV. s.. a"d H." mr.. \
number ~ s. Subscriptions. Al # which
will sn far us r"pUrt'"! a1;''Hr IN ~"
1u!.l.:<"h dis; OF subscribers rom Day
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Anniversary Of Lafayette

NEW it *. Sept. f.-Tho United
Erui, steamship .tlmirantr. CARRYING
passengers was sunk today off tn" Jcr-
scy cnas, IN II collision with govern,
mcnl vessel. Thu passengers w"r" al
reported to have been rescued.
Tn. Almirantr left here yesterday
hound for West Indian and central
american ports IN command Of Captain
Hugh Il. Grant. who i, is understood
was saved The number If her paSS"n-
GERS was said to h" smnll. Sh" Was Il
vessel "f E,nnn tons gross. hunt IN f"i-
fast. ireland. in l9"i.
Survivors from III" Almirartr WEI"
brought her" tonight and eight "t them
landed. Naval intelligence officers mot
them at the pier and escorted th"m up
town for examination.
E'ivc hodirS Mrrr also hrouEht hcre.
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Two Wilson's Arrested;
One the Guilty Person

CHICAGO Sept. G.--1'wo mon nnm"l
Wilson were taken in custnry today IN
connection with IN" planting "f II bomb
N tn, Er,,nr;l building Wednesday. aud
both have hccn identified az having h"on
IN tho nos, Office shortly before the az
plnsinn that killed four persons and
ma med many others. Folio" do not
,,harE.. tina, either man was implicated
in ,hr. plnr but states Attorney Hnyn"
tonight said thar on" Of tn" Wilson's whs
III. man who placed tho bomb.
Harry w. Wilson was arrested II the
Anrn, OF Nina Variant Spies. widow OF
August. who was hanged for hynaInitins
IN the tiayn;arkct riot thirty %"arS AK"
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BElLAIRE
Tina to Sep II,

* Presidents on South lie: nl"nt S.ceet
from Eighteenth south - T%"EaE-i!rSs
street believe i IS necessary 10 pug
want ad in some newspaper 20 Ead tne
public service G4pa-tUIent. In timer
ronplaiuiac bitterly Of the condition 81
she thorourAfa~.. The Wh"claE Trac'
1ton Company has torn Ip IN: track DC,
tween thu Two points stated aopFe ana
IS raising ;he track rom ;hrcc 70 t"u'
ancheS abny" n. grade fixed by ord'-
rarce /, is said -: company WAS
rranted permission 70 q" the Work.
Residents OF south E"lrUont street say
tina, if tho work Is rot St"np"d oy the
city they will institute injuscuoa pro-
cccdingS H. ttc courts.
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Cathedral to Drill All
Graduates and Pupils
New Draft Law Will Affect Many
Student to Get Ready TOT
Canp.


TN" military instructors 81 W."
rethrClral high school hay" offered Z"
drill all Of III" graduates and "ta'F
nupils within lhr new draft ages III N
Ia ~. both inclusive
Next Monday evening 1T 100 "ct'h
is the date and tim" set for iha iliSt
drill and any nf the former pupils W'"E"
nee brings them under ;hc draft Ia"
can avail themselves Of Tho opportunity
10 start ;hrir military training n; nom"
and thus be relieved Of :"n" or IN"
drudgrry OF camp lifr in thu canton
mrntS by being taught thc !"rna''""S
and movements beforehand.
The Instructions VIII BE- exactly III"
sarnc ms those given NJ tho various
military camps. and soldiers 10 h". can
stdeatcp tho awkward squads and ne
drilled enough to 60 Into tho active
mancuvers uron arrival at tho training
camps
The drill. will take rlac. ever Non
day and Friday evenings at $50 o'clock
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HOME COMING WEEK
Ar WESLEY CHURCH
INTERESTING PROGRAM HAS BEEN
ARRANGED FOR WEEK START
ING sEPTE16BER 8.
A Cordial Invitation Is Extended to AL
to Visit the Church During Week
Other South Side News.

Home coming week at the Wesley NJ.
E. church. from Sunday. September
"a sunday. September Is. will he fca-
turc. and many persons arc expected TO
b.. present during the week. y very IN
r..$iiu: program has been arranged.
and il is urged that all who can attend
either part or all of the services
On Sunday there will be an address
hv Hon. b. s. Honecker. and as he is
connected with the city draft board ana
IS an rx- judge ii will be very interesting.
There will be- public worship At i0:3V in
the morning and the speaker at $50 III
the evening.
ON Tuesday there will be a patriotic
night, with Rev. II. 4. Riddle. pastor 81
the West Alexander. Pa. church az the
speaker Of the evening. while there VIII
also lac singing.
Wednesday will be a feature night.
with prayer meeting for the boys and
an address By Rev. Arthur LazcnbE. OF
Elm Grove. gifted orator and dcvout
Christian speaker.
Thursday will be devoted TO Young
people. with a program by the Wesley
choir. assisted by Miss Ethel wallace.
reader. and this will be we'll attended
meeting no doubt.
Friday is TO be set aside for the chill
dren. and special chidrcn's musical
service will he held. with an address by
Roy. Roy McCuskey. of the North Strccs
VI. T.. church Of Wheeling
Saturday will be social day. and the
annual Wesley roast beef supper VIII
be- served. and another record breaking
attendance will be a feature. The tick
cts sell for the nominal sum OF IS cents
Sunday night. September 10, Will D:
rally service and bis program Will be
hold at IN a. m. captain Price ot the
British navy will make an address nj
20 H.. H.. which will conclude the pro-
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DRAFT BOARDS NEED
TEN INTERPRETERS

Il AZ ar:Iuuur"d last evening d!
IL. {. t.. G,t;i"E~ superintendent "b
e., schools. tina: iru mon "r women
wh" can speak for,isn languages fluent
~ especially I'"i.>h. al, mr"dcd loF '"1
registration Of Ia" iu"u between Is hliu
l., next Thursday. and Il" wishes any
"a, who can Ill! N" position |" 'rh-
:.uu.rtt. with him NJ one.
There ar ten places whi'h VIII oe
or.u for the registration. the hlEh Schoo!
iut being used ~ Il place IT. register
but rs the registration committee
Headquarters. and two extra Interpreters
can b. used.
II * urged ;ha' every man between
Tho draf, .r"~ appear 1T his nearest
school IN n"N; Thursday, September l..
to- register. Th" registration WORK VIII
b" don" Ivy III" teachers ~ n" schools.
wCrKln. five III 4 tim"
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Robert a. Patterson

Robert \. Patterson. OF W',S' E"I-
raire, died Friday mvrninE ut his home
3n Rail ard River Mine E". s. De
ceased WIS II years ~ aST aHd - SaG-
,;iy.d by his wife ard ;hres children.
1>urcr,t services will 10 conducted sun
day afternoon AZ o'clock BIZ R"r. 4.
NJ. Flax. pastor &C IN" Christian c5urch.
This makes til. seventh death that has
occurred III t!l. Patterson :a:ni!E curing
Tho past two rlcrth$. Among th'' e
,,,r,eL WIS an uUH. aged ln2 yc1rS, Tho
others wer" hrcth"-S. cousins ana
o,e1hews
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Polish VIII Be Taken.

The long looked for rounding M or
Poll sh people i'll this draft district VIII"
have evadcd or failed to accept service
in the American Army because then
nationality prcvent"df~th''in from bcinE
pu, in Class ono was started yesterday
when 4 lieutenant Of the Polish Legion
addressed crowd Of his countrymcn in
Council chamber He told the ncu il
was their plain duty to either voluntar-
ily put themselves in Class one and
nsht with the American army or unit"
with tn" Polish Legion which is doing
wonderful work IN the battle for world
liberty.
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'~tal

rha, II" i"-,ri.. e: MariI"> Ferry anu
,.:cir.ry 70 hrri. e th,, no. r'!''u: IL
,,iyr ~. S..rrtG i io,.:,i c1ri!nrii ~ 81
evident "cn,tr ,hr hearty r"$i'"t&.. ihat -
bling riy.,n ~ ;i!.. Appeal t"- financial
assistance. Nirrt%-.'irh' p"r r"nt OF ~"
i..ri,!.. sun hav... l:lN"I S"'in"thint IN"
Svmrn,hv with ,E.. S.'n'!:4 and :rrr will
~. - .,,r. - .%.!i.d uIn'':. J. IS ,up !"
III. wurkrrS - -" :" = 'hnt every IN"
: given ~. opportunity :" h-tp ms
mos. worthy ".Iis".
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Another Allied Success
In ArCflangGl Sector

I.ONTHrN. Sept. ia british official
communication. d"aling with ihr opera
tnns If Inc Hlln.i forces III III" region
around hrrhnngr Russia. SAYS:
"Nftrr further sever" hand 10 hani
fighting with AN enemy force led 10y IN"
Germans. tn" allied troops have "rrupl"h
iIhnzcrSkaSa. l'rIann"rS :" tho numh""
of l:n w,r" captured AMI heavy LOSSES
wore inflicted IN IN" enemy.
."rhr .,llird rasualtirS were slight"
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French in High
Praise of the Americans

LONDON. Sept. ".-Fi''Id Marsha!
V;srnnn, French. Lord I.i,utrn2nt and
Governor General nf Ireland has %"ni
the following telegram to tho British
ministry, Information ON the """a%t"H
Of tho anniversary IL IN" haiti" "t th''
Marine:
II am rcjoicc,l 10 know that III"
American arm? hy their srl"nlld
nchi.v.rnentS III N" last thr"" months
nav,: established their right fully :"
;arIrcipat" in the glory which must
nv..r be ass,Tiat,ri with IN" Mnrn" by
reason Of the victories If l9li hnI
1918.
VIscouat French ais" scat u similar
.clrgrIIn TO rnriv communicating tn
French army.
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TAKEN TO LEAvENWORTH

CHh'ACin. Sept. II. - Nin",E-'hrfc
members IF the Industrial W"rk"rs Of
the World. including Secretary William
u. haywood. were, placed aboard n spec
inl tram on the Rock Island road thnlght
under heavy guard L" he taken 10 Fort
l.ravcnwnrth prison 10 serve terms IN
nirtcd hy Federal Judge h. 81. i-andIs;
All cffrris of IN" convIcts tu obtain Dali
or ;ccal DELAYS were abandoned today.
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LENINE'S CONDITION
HAS BECOME WORSE

LONDON. Sept. 6.--The condition Of
Nikolal Lcninc. the Eolshevlk premier.
against whose life an attempt was lnHdr
last week. is weaker. according I" ii Rus
sian wireless dispatch received here to-
nlEht from Moscow. His Temperatures
is higher rs the result of ciluSl0n OF
blood to the pleura and shoulder
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St. Clairsville Briefs

Mr. and Mrs Imn parrah. Of Akron.
are visiting At thu hnrn" az Mrs, MAf'hh
l,arrnh
Mrs David rurSEI"rr entertained me
Modern T'riscillaS 1T her HON" on Main
street. yesterday evening.
Miss Mary Gray Mrlrihc has r"iITn"d
homo nftcr visiting her cousin. Mrs W.
W Denny. Of Hickory. Ia.
Tho Young Ladies' Missionary Society
cr the PRESBYTERIAN church will be enter
tanned Monday evening by Miss Lena
I.yl". south at town.
Attorney clyde Tudkins. of Cleveland
was a business caller IN town yesterday
'irurgr ilIl"lS iS visiting ms grand
uarrnt& Mr.. and Mrs. william Forster.
ri EhrirhSrill".
Mr.. willard Ptckrns. Of Pittsburgh.
10 tin. guest sc Ralph Sutton and EStrI'A
Stilw"ll
Miss l.oraino clipp. nf Fairmont. un-
drrwcnt a slight operation ~ thH ONO
Valley General hospital yesterday
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Military Mass For Soldier.

NIT'INrN W'l~S Vii 10 ''fI'HTHT'N III ~
.I"S,piI'> rHih.'rlral M"ndaN morning ht
min. O'clock Tor l'riNat" Cornelius SHh-
ya.-c0t son - Nj and Mrs. r. 6. Saliva
I, at of thu Island, VIII" way killed with
thn Nnl,rirnn tr."rrS in battle IN Franco
nu July ~ The Very Rev. a. II. M"N"
Y g.; Will ~. til. rri"hrant. tn" Ii'H.
E,rhrr f. J. I;ruwn deacon. and III"
Hr.. Fn'hrr ';arr"ti. Suh-h"a"on. Th.
Cathrdral high Srhuol drum corps will
assist ~ Tn" mass.
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Young PEOPLES Society.

St Stephans Young Peoples society,"
will meet Tuesday night. At which time
,hcy will make ARRANGEMENTS for their
church and sunday school work for the
winter months. During the summer
cr,.t deal Of the work had hncn discon-
,inued. but the members expect To re-
,urp IN /, with great vigor within the
rcyt few weeks.
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\ very important meeting VIII q" "'io
ncxt week at the Columbia club. the oo'
fcrI for the meeting being to make final
nIon. for their dance which they en-
pcct 10 give this month. All other
dances for the winter will also be de-
t.ldr1 uD0n.
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Police Pickups

John Doc. drunk. was arrested by or
fic"r Eau. Charles Samaruck was ar
rested by Officer Eigrnbrod on II "hnrg"
Of reckless driving. NJ. +. Bennett was
arrested for passing Il street car That
was stopped by p"trctvie Slick.
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Union. Service Sunday Wight

Arrangements were completed yesteT-
day for the union service at First III.
Z. church Sunday night IL the interest
OF che coming registration Ut men h"-
tween the ages of Is and As. Rev. e.
+. Smith and Judge John Nichols of ST.
Clairsvillc will he the speaker and Rev.
+. 5. Jenkins Of the Welsh CungrcEa-
tiunal church will be chairman of tn"
meeting The general public IL invited
and men between the ages mentioned
are specially urged To- attend.
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Saving Club Organized

Miss Helen Metz OF Eon street was
hostess to a number OF her TRENDS
Thursday evening. at which sewing
club was organized, 70 meet during tn"
coming months. Miss Carrie Gately will
he tho first hostess of the club. next
Tu.sday and the sewing will comprise
largely articles which are needed for
the Red Cross.
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mnrshu,alloU Toast

Misses Mary coEl"y and Anna shea
.,,I1 entertain a number "t their friends
next Monday ,v"r,nr WIN :. MARSH
,nallow toast at Rock Hal. An cnj"Y-
able evening Is, being anticipated by tHH
ten couple ySho will attrr!.
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Funeral For Mrs. powler Today.

Fun"rnl S.rvjr"S Fur Mrs. MhrEhrr'
EatcIi:f"l nnwl"r. VIII" Of charles IL.
Ih.wlrr viii IL. hid in ihr family nom"
i4hn Warw""d .ivrnu". Narw""l. '!lS
,r,rrrnnm =, four n'cI",k Th" Rev Dr.
Clarence E.ugrn. Allen. pastor al IN.
Fourth street Methodist E1iSrulil
church Will "ftlicat". int"rm"nt VIII Il"
m Greenwood.
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Rsono,icans to Meet.

= reetinc .. tho Rrpu o!lcan t"unsF
executive. committee Will he held N.Y.
Wednesday evening ut st. Cla!rsvillS'
Local committeeman will attend and ad-
dresses viii! b. made Ivy Frank Is. Mur-
oh: and Charles Sneral.
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ror.1.AHp IN PROTEST..

TIIE HAGUE Sept. b.-Th" DHtVH
minister Mt Berlin has been instructed 10
protest against til" destruction ny Ger
man subnn rincS II vessels within Whnt
is designated rs the barred ION" and
against IN" sinking Of s"von Dutch fish
ing vessels on NuEuSi Il.
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:, meeting o: Local tni',n No. IS. \.
F. g. w l.. Viii b" held 'aiS att"ra,'"'
~ i.s balI ,rJ officers for tn" ensuing
year will B" elected. oth"r IMPORTANT
business vii! ais, be given attention.
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Many Enroll.

Many droftees hav.. taken ADVANTAGE
iorf tho oppprtunity 70 learn L trad" I"
tit them for special war work and nave
enrolled in tn" special courS" AT en' n;
e},b scho.,l Tho classes arr: o;."u to all
who are row or may be later suoI:ct /"
military duty.
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Choir Rehearsal Last Evening.

Tho members Of the Chaplin" street
church choir held very interesting scs-
sion last night when several now MIMI
hcrs were practiced. 1t is expected tha'
he members If the church Will b" hoth
SURPRISED and pleased with their efforts
during the next few Sundays.
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william Jones Buried.

4 seu1i-milstary funeral was accorded
William Jones who was buried las,
evening from his mothers home on
South Second street. the Boy Scouts 10
the number Of forty or more turning
out and marching TO the cemetery, tn"
deceased having been In 4 training camp
I'LL hCuoribIy discharged because OF
physical disability. Rev. r. B. Nc
Daniel OF the BAPTIST church conducted
the services
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Msccabses VIII Meet.

Mondey evening in the Q. q. A y.
b,u tho LADIES' Marrah"ns will hold 4
very important Iu.rtins During IN"
evening Il NUMBER "f J. r'"s' matters
will b. TRANSCRIBED fpilowla;S which q So
s.ial ttroc Will lee "nJ"ycN.
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wi11 Hold Meeting.

Bcl1airr Council +. S. No. s.. will hold
n meeting next Wednesday evening IN
their Masonic hail on belmont street
Ss This IA the first meeting since June
a lary;e attendance ia expected
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-07

The Columbus Snri.t$ hav" about
c,n,pl.r.d plans for th.le exclamation
which will b.. held IN 'th" city IN Column
hrs D.r-, \ uu,rt"r Of "ut-of-towa 50,
,;n,;ee will take part ard tE.' Archibald!
,:;rd ,,as been .nr:r."i /" furu'>:t ;h'
,,uSir> For tn. OCCASION.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-07
Ral1aira B-tefS.

Miss f.";h p:tugh"rty who has tH''n
rlI,,. IL ~ hcr home IS 'rlprpfrnE'
Miss Nellie Rrsss"CE - N" E""S' %
Ini;v.S .; New MsrtinSTillc-
Mrs. ,:.r"vl.v" Bail" "r Ch:Gtg" =
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-07
Will Leave For prairie De Chen.

Several young mon OF this city hay"
eip7,inetl their Intention "f going 70
J.r,iric d. i'hict,. Wts.. where they viii
enter military sch""l which Is being
,.onductrd 4, Ca,np:"n t.,tl"E". The fol-
lowing th-,, young men will i'',"" Mon
day for thar place: ,''''ii' AN" rank
,;rnnr md t-hnS. SprtNEcE.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-07

c. A. Carter has been appointed 70
f11 the position rs English teacher in
the local High school. Mr.. Carter and
wife arrived in this city Inst evening"
and hav. taken ~ their residence on
Guernsey street
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-07
Row Fined.

was given q E"arinE hceH-r' Mayor C''!-
bc-tson yesterday on q charS" "E :i"l;st-
1nr a city ordinance By riding = bicycle
on the sidewalk. He was uccd 50 ana
costs.