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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-04-06
Martins Ferry Briefs.

Miss Lillinm l'iclicns left yesterday
morning for Camp sherman 10 visit for
a few days.
Prosecuting Attorney George Thorn
burg Of ST. l'lairsvillc was in the city
for :. short time yesterday.
The Triangle club will give another
ono OF their enjoyable dances in the
Fratcrnal hall this evening.
Donald Woods OF West washington
street will leave this morning FOR
camp sherman. to 80 into training.
Several fine trees were set out on the
lawn surrounding the city hall yestcr-
day morning.
Mrs. r. i, Thnmns OF Cnlrrnin wns IN
the city for Il short time yesterday art
nrnnOn on huSlhrsH
A !urgr crowd wns present nj IN" f"o
t'rnnH work .ruuIrH, In tho trntral Il"no
huurr lnH, evening.
M1lsn Mnuh lrIls stlll rr,nnIns In n
serious condition with rh"nmnt'nm NJ
her hnur On MnIn rlrrnl,
Chester llullry. vino " nN"h"ihR
licnyvn rul'rgr. Ir In TIM city. hn'nE
rnIlnd hrrn by thu death at hm hrMhrr'
Sergeant iIullry.
ilcnrgc Jnhnrnn IN nGa'n hh'n 'n n'
nhuut. nf,er nrvrraI days Illprim 81
linrumnnlh, w
Hurry rnrhrau .uf lnltnu'n Huh WINS
IN tho city fur n rhnrl time lhh' '"'"h'
Inn, calling IN rrIrn'i",
I'rruHrulnry HrVirnh ~ ii",F ,'h'
r,uuInr, whlnh will IN nhsnrVnd SUNDAY
wrrr held ~ NJ, Faults HrIsnnrRl "iurnh
Ianr rrrnluE.
,tnr MnlIn, .Ilnph lnn mInrr, VIM WIN
,,ruu,ud III Ihu lnnI hnsRIHl W"I'IInb'
day Hl1rrum'm H'lll mIN'Il'l"H |" w
Tnkrr . a. Lh
nm, GlmIr IT I'M F|fs' D. HhNFEll
viii nlIIIer ~ hmhNrf I'hil'"'H w W"
rHdrFh lH-tNHyEuR rthhlhH
sIIyiR hfHtsla '''nllifll ~ ~" h'''l,' ~.
4as# ullafh N ihn RtlF,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-04-06
DR.. ROBERT J. HIGGINS
DENTIST |
OGLEBAY BLOCK
Room 6. Bridgeport. |


Sheriff. Davis. aged is years, passed
away"at his home ut Stop 10, un the
Barton line, At mn early hour yesterday
morning from tho effects az injuries SUI
tained In q fnli from tho tipnlo al the
Wheeling Crrrk "onl ninn last August.
from which Injuries M never fully re-
rovorod. fIe In nlIrvtvcd by his parents
md ono niAtor. MIna Agnrn lnvln, Mt
homo. Funeral arrangements wrro III
Gu,npieto lust evening, but nrrvIrrH viii
probably. ho hnld frpm tho home Nun
day afternoon. with intermcnt III Lin
wood oSrnflory
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BfiaksptFt Bfisihs

M am Mts. titbrap frIttnh hr Main
stfrsl iaft yrstrtIiat atththnuH r'f Il
ai,urt Walt with rtlrhhH ~ l.rnrllurI
The weekly Meeting nr The ilhh lrrl-
luws will BIZ held IN their hall IN htnIh
street this evening.
Joseph tiolier. wrll known resident uf
Lansing. who hna boon Ill for tho pnst
several weeks, In recovering.
Eugene Richardson returned To Wells
burg last evening after short vIsi:
with friends here.
II. Gonoy. we'll known bunincSs mnr Of
this city. loft yesterday afternoon for
t,lnJsville on n business trip.
Frank 1.cdvinkn returned lRst ovrninE
after spending tho day In Flushing on
business.
Edward Nary. who has been spending
q few days with his family In this city.
returned to Pittsburgh yesterday
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-04-06
GaYA Art 6xhthtt.

Although disappointment reisned su-
prone over the loss Of the Tiso Art Ex-
hibit. local art exhibit was given In
the high school building last evening
on a larger scale. The program vas
opened by singing The Star Spangled
Banner" followed by the MalsenlAtse.
sung in French. The program consisted
OF song by the girls glee club. read
ing by Miss Jessie Bell, calisthenic
drill by the first and second U. II. 8.
girls, a song by the boys octette, hoop
drill by the third and fourth U. Il S.
girls, and a violin and piano duet en-
titled Rose Dreams Reverie." Tea was
served free to those present by the do
nestle science class.
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ricSst .campairn On.

The tickets TO the patriotic picture
t-Thc Remakinc Of Nation that Is 10
be shown ut the Elk Grand theatre. on
April Is and Is. were put on sale today
by the members Of the Americas and
Young Mems club. Efforts will De
made to fill the theatre 10 its full ca
:pacity each day. The proceeds will be
taken for the benefit Of the local Red
Cross society and the s3rd division at
Camp Sherman. Committees have been
named By the Officials of the clubs and
they will sell in all parts OF the city.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-04-06

The third Iibrrty loan campaign In
Rolia!rs Will DO launched today. and the
rrmmtttoc In charge feris confident
that whrn TIM campaign ends, b"lihIFr
will have repeated herself by EoinE
over the top" again.
Tho city has boon divided Into "lrVHn
dlntricts. with two chnlrmnn for rtsnl'
district. Tho chairman will ncioct their
ranvaAn6ra and tho complete liEt Will be
announced In u fow Days.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-04-06
DElMRE
Naafls MaHI AaalaIaass

1NstphIhiN hArr lIn lfnhTh We
,Nb lntai mArti " IN l,Fh t'n''' "'H' .
.Gss; Fam 4I,l- / lnat lhllAS'' ~ WI"
bkHAEknHNl al Ihtf'nnfl ~ In 'lr'f,,
iaii9 a. lsithHi nrtltr t''t' rtlirt''h"rh
4Ahh ar Nnhlml Us thr sntlniv ~ th ~
ifFhiyrt. ~ rAh.rnh InAthrrts. hhsr nus
sbltat rhpres'htnlitr" ",m'i"h h'"'h'" "t-
bfAtpta. atchpsrnph"r-. stock rlrrRs'
book keepers. dentists ami II Few rhFel-
clans. i'usltiuns where they may gu 10
France arc stcnugrnph"rs. filing clerks.
book. keepers and journalists. Drafted
mon will not hr taken and the women
must be over thirty years and undcr
Nifty. Applications may u" mad" 1T the
Red Cross headquarters in the CONNER
cfal building.
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conntv rc.ohers' ExaudnAtson.

Starting at eight o'clock today a
teachers examination will be held in tho
nigh school building. This examination
will be held for all teachers in Belmont
county. and will be in charge Of three
examiners. County Superintendent
George NJ. Pogue. H. Il. Murphy and E.
L. Tassart. Quite a number Of teachers
are expected to be in the city to take the
test.
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G-eorre Stanley Jarrett.

George Stanley Jarrett aged 80. well
known and highly respected resident or
this city, died Thursday night at ll;"o
o'clock at his late home on West Second
street. death being due 10 pneumonia.
Besides his wife deceased is survived py
his father. William J. Jarrett, also OF
Second street. this city.
Funeral services over the remains
will be held Sunday afternoon at s:6o
o'clock at the home Of his father: kew.
!. N. Criswell. pastor Of the saptisI
church. will offciate. 1ntcrment VIII
be in MI. Rose cemetery.
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WiispH Seriously iii.

trrriids of 'rbolnhs g. Wllsut, veil
knrwr, voting man Of this city viii %
rnined 10 learn that hc Is lowering DC.
tween lIfe and death In O. hospital AZ
Camn American University. Washing
ton. ~ e. Wilson Is sunering from
pneumonia. Ills condition was 80 SER,
Gus Yesterday that a telegram received
hero summoned his mother to his bed
side. Wilson enlisted in tho forestry
dcpartmcnt Of the army several months
ago, Since being in camp he has been
confined to the hospital. He recovered
from several slight ailments. but wniie
conyalcscent he contracted pneumonia
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3 Two very Interesting programs were
CARRIED oui yesterday afternoon ut the
high school by the Delphian and Gto-
gnian literary societies. tho dialogue was
i the feature OF both programs and those
who participated were we'll npplandrd'
Many visitors wrrr present. M thIs Wan
Sttha iass program that Will ne given thls
school year.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-04-06

Miss Rose Donaway II spending sew
eral days with relatives IN GlenWood.
George Harrison Is confined to his
home with a severe cold.
Mrs. w. H. Harper has returned homo,
after spending several days with her
sister in Washington, Pa
Mrs. John Collingwood OF this town
has been called to Charlerot, Pa. on ac-
count Of the illness OF her daughter
Mrs w B. Greer.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-04-06

k36athSht ehhhtt'a Hh6th M ih Fhbrl
hIbetsY Loan. The raftttAItt fnt which
56iSffs tsiat, IL as.n7s.1nh. according +"
sWat4 received yesterday by t'halrmnn
e. ", dickens nf this city. Tho 1untn
II o%sr $500. Don moro than the lnst, IT,
ystisst and II baa~d on the deposh7 In
iBalnscNt county bank.. which indicates
sthstttho banks Of tho county have en-
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May No Held TO court.

I'rttrculur George. ThurnhurH mr ~
rInIrrviilr wnr III ihn city SWlrrinS
nfirrnumII, lnvrHilghIlnE lhn rnHr III
rGtrr linHi, furrlHnrr, WIN IL "nullnrdl
In Ihr lurn iuIl. rharR"h with hrrlulin
nTfrnsr Tho mHII wun quest lmTwd IN hlt
rIIl, ufirr whlrh Illu pruhrrHI"r went
tn the hiHpIlRl where hth nllrEnh Nir'
Tim Wnn Hlrn rIlrrilnnw Thr mHn "llI
~ all probability III hound mvrr |" Iir
EruHh lNrY
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-04-06
Counterfeit in Circulation

Many counterfeit quarters are IN CIT
culation here at the present time. les,
tcrday Is or 20 were found IN various
sections Of the city, mostly down-to"n'
The quarters are almost perfect' u
though when sounded IT. Is very Pial.l
they are counterfeit The bogus pieces
orc an exact imitation except Tor 8
slight droopIng of one Of the wings OF
the eagle. There is an extra star on
The counterfeit money.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-04-06
Automobile Accessofi6s,
Bicycles and Sporting Goods.
Selby s. Reed
ZIG Hanover ST.,
Martins Ferry, Ohio.
Mrp. Evcline Ellis Dies.

Mrs. Eveline Ellis. aged &c. passed
away at the family home in Standard
Addition NJ an carly hour yesterday
morning. after Il lingering Illness OF
complication Of diseases. Mrs. Ellis
has resided in this vicinity practically
all Of her life. She is survived by the
following children: Charles, John and
Simon Ellis. all Of this city: Frank Ellis
and Mrs. Minnie Stone Of New York and
Mrs. Virginia Marling. also Of this city.
Funeral services will be held Sunday
afternoon in charge Of Rev. Il. ". janet
son. pastor OF the United Presbyterian
church, and intcrment will be in River
view cemetery.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-04-06
Glass Party.

L !, About sixty rncmbors or III" junior
class assembled Al the hlsll "h""l
building last evening FOR lhr'r .n''nn
marty. The evening was spent IN g"m"H.
.muayc and talks Followed by u delight.
fnI iuaeh~on. \ numbnr Of IN" faculty
members OF the high school w"r" I",.'.
ant. and tho purity WAN In 'h"rr" "r
etAaa president San HArria
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-04-06

Yaatarday waH thrtt stamp dnA In Tho
aSSsat sehoat and ~ uaual they, rrnIuud"'i
SNS hAytnS quito feS stamps, ihIr TIME
;GyAya, TIii rame first with III" lnra"nl
sRNmhaF mid iln+, TIM hlHh srhn"'i rn"-
EaHa l|ta10i b'AllnwtnR Ia 'hu nN"'nI
Galla IA aRnh snhna,' TAM raj iaPhi TRAY
ny f}tIhr 1lati lime ttih, ssii lRhlau |IUH
INN, FFat waRd fhA;ah FIHaR a,r'HI
SAfs,18j Aautb liRilAFe a. Wsst hnlnlr
itiifai hikh ashHsi sata,lh MAklAK Il IA
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-04-06
BENW00D


The Glee club held rehearsal at tho
st. Johns hall last evening and the
meeting was largely attended. The pro-
gram for the entertainment to be given
in Wheeling in the near future was
practiced. and the members Of the club
showed much real Improvement over the
former times the selections were tried.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-04-06
Hua,hs1 Funeral.

The funeral Of Charles Hughes who
died Thursday morning at the city hos
p,tal from injuries received several days
ago when he fell on the street. will take
place this morning from st. Johns
church. Services will he held at nine
O'clock and intcrment will be mado a.
Mt. Calvary cemetery.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-04-06
LOCAL GIRL VOLUNTEERS

Miss Mayme c. Anderson, daughter
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Simon Anderson. Of
Fifteenth street, has Joined the unit
being organized in this country. and
In a few weeks will be In France.
She is the first Wheeling young lady
to volunteer her services In France,
and will 60 under Red Cross assign
ment
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-04-06
Letter to Senators.

= The ministerial association OF this
city have forwarded letter TO the
senator's Of Ohio. at Washington. that
they use their influence in repeating the
bill that will increase the postal rates
:on periodicals from 50 to 900 percent.
The letter was signed by President T. D.
Zimmerman and Secretary F. L. Freet.
sof the local association. and many other
organizations are appealing to the sena'
tors for the same reason.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-04-06
Was Well Known Here.

Sergeant John Hollcy. Martins Ferry
boy, who gave up his life for demo-
cracy at Camp Sherman. yesterday
morning. was we'll known In this city,
Hc was known by practically all Of the
high school pupils of this city, Us hr
was regarded AZ a star athlete This
body will be brought to his homo this
morning and funeral arrangements will
not be completed until after tho arrival
Of the BODY
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joyed a good increase since the last
campaign.
The letter fixing Belmont county's
quota was received yesterday from u.
W. Myers OF Cleveland. chairman OF the
territorial sales committee It stated
that a statistical record will be sent IN
a. few days giving the quota assigned 10
each bank in the county.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-04-06
a}aIERd WlIll HmhNupAsIlNu

tiH I;lup. ,nIWtmI WHH nIlrhtl IL
a,rt MIiilli llul liNIIlIlN, ~ III
Falrt NJ nllrmIrIlun II rhh i'n nm hrle
hIr4. kr,ty ~ Il ilIhHfn nliltl
ItIaInr~r h'nIr. tntI, lhfl rt"IIiie,
4hHtlIs nilrt iltt tuii~ty NAs trrn'Ih'l
! Il ilr luhIr". Mh,ut l,atatnh tIrkrtl ~
Ihr n,nn nIr south srrhhh sttnrt hhIl rs.
rutirt him lu thu rlty buliIng, whctr
ho Will hr given hearing this morning.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-04-06
viii Clear Neat SUM.

LnlRlnE rrnm the nIIundnnr" Mt lhr
Rrst two performances mf th" hnspltnl
ENTERTAINMENT. "lTlncrhr lIunnlr," I'll"
sIIInry viii rrnlIHr n urhI rum ~ III"
ntrnlr rho rrnrrvrh nrhIn rur this "H"n'
INK hnvr nrhrly Hll lr"n tiiHp"srrl nf anu
Tie ndrnilurn nrr that II rrrnrd hrrhk'
'lnE rruwd viii hn Nv ntirn,lnnrr
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-04-06
c.ll.d 70 Fort Bliss.

Lieutenant vii J. Booher OF camp
Sherman: who is home on three weeks
sick leave Of absence, has been ORDERED
10 report for duty as soon as possible
10 the 314th Cavalry, Fort Bliss. FL faso'
Ttx lieutenant Boohcr will leave the
mrs, Of the week for Camp Sherman to
SETTLE un affairs and from there Will go
to Camp Bliss.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-04-06
belmont uouaty mar to NssoA

H'he I,elmnnt County llar RsHmNlI inn
viii Innal thIa morning NJ 10 untnHk NJ
Via GAurt hnuM ~ ~, 'ARlFsyllO, NJ
Wliah llWe NTraREpmsBts VIII hn mHda
Fac aiaRhlHB iiln funeral NJ tho lHln
lA2hlp lIllmFH'iil iiha ~ ~ Wr'nlrF".
II " tkplV that liza AAHu'la|luR NIL ~
tend IAR auFvii+sa w u blht
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-04-06

Thu .buyn who brnk" into tho Olympic
theatre srynrii days ago. wrrn nrreHtrd
ycntart!My by t;hiaf of rolica Mahona'
The hnys we're charged with stealing a
number Of tilnatru tirkalh, hut on NO
nn,,nt Mt thn,T youth HAY warp dismlaa'
nd ar,vr u Aesarn lrnturG.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-04-06
Council list.

The town council met in a special
session last evening to canvass the
election returns and pass its nnA pay
roll The returns were classed q cur
rect and the officers frst announced
were elected. On Thursday evening the
reins Of the town will b turned over
to the newly elected ofncial1-
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john Davis Dies.

John Davis. aged Ilfty-thrcc years,
passed away AT the home Of his niece
Mrs. Lewis Thomas, On North fltth
street yesterday morning. after I'M
ccring illness Of n complication OF dig
cases. Mr.. pav" Was born IN Wales anu
has been n resident at this city Tor a
number Of years. The body WAS re-
moved 10 tho K. &. IIc$lop moreuc.
where (, was prepared for burial and
last evening Was removed 10 the home
Of his niece. Mrs. Thomas Williams, on
Eighth street where funeral services
will b. held Sunday afternoon. with in
torment in Rivervicw cemetery.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-04-06
HtaW,INstInNs thiaftHAah,

thr IiFuI lHlInIlil FshII up lllIlA wv
AlalrhHIl lUlIyl, It'tlIrtAt Iklll a. lMl Wl,l
AWM l'NfHII h|rI AhllYt ThlllfHny n,I'
tlnIl,,, Ntfr l'HntjtbHN hal EFtNl'Iha;
iih ,ktl uHifnttil tehinliiHtblhR MI w
hrnl IN lUNE 'lht tli ltH rsatthhl'bHs
Wll Ir hhld IN teiibylhE thHhth
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-04-06
To EniArre Ran Factory.

Work Will shortly hr started on the
work If rnlarGlnE the ". -. Scott IAN
f;Irtory. in the lower part of the city
as n deal recently closed with Mr.. Scott
calls for the entire output OF his FAC
tory for several years. The capacity
Of tho planl will b., doubled. a.. the local
factory has turned out many mine fans
since Il resumed operations.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-04-06
Nsr Nrdar RAcelYad.

~ An order was received at the local re-
cruh!nE office. yesterday stating that
they may enlist men for the Slth Engi-
neers; stationed at Laurel. Maryland.
Men arc needed for the following posi-
tions: Master snip carpenters. ship
steersmen. hosting engineers. black
smiths, ringers. sailmakers. saddlerS'
teansters and hargemen. This Will no
doubt attract quite few recruits from
this section Of the country to enlist at
the local office.
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| ONLY
Six Cans
| OLD DUTCH CLEANSER
44C
Regular loc cans
The Capitol
Of Martins Perry
DR.. Rlaokford Seriously nl.

The many friends Of Dr. K. 4. Black
ford. prominent physician 1f North
Fourth street. will regret 10 learn thai
he is seriously III nj his home. having
been confined there for tho past several
days. lnst evening his condition wnS
,,h,ut iho HuIur
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-04-06
couuc1l Meeting rnts Evening

The urst meeting Of council for tire"
weeks will be held this evening at the
city hail and It number of important
matters will be tiu<ic up. At the mrel-
ing this evening Director Of Service
George Spence will mako his iinRl re-
port, az nc viii! retire from the office
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-04-06
J.h.M ooro, JsWslar
MARTINS tsHHy, o. =
Az kInas o. RspalFlhS bshs
Wvtskss q sBseleiH
Two Ia Police Court.

Twn niIruiIrrn rnrrd Mayor lIalsIun ~
pnlIr" court yesterday morning aud
hrnvy nurs WIRE hnndcd out in rnrh
rnsr. I'd "t'urf"r Shipmnu waa cllHrgcd
with vhgyHnry and wus fined s9h nnd
costs ilr will be- taken 10 st. Clnirs.
Vile. james Dunn wRs lined $40 on
II hiSnr,"rly charge. but On account of
hls nYr wns released. after doing some
work nlnut the building.
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rtrst Death In Chapter.

In lhr death Of Sergeant John Holl"y
who passed AWAY at Cnnr Sherman y"s-
,"rtIuy morning. tn" local chapter Of the
AIphn III Fraternity loses ono OF it,
first members 10y dcnth. Although the
chapter was founded mOrr than ton
years ago Sergeant iiollcy's death will
he tho first on the records.
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FORD from the IDS Idc at l.uuis l.,
.nnlo, we'll kn"wn huh'nGsh maIt "h'
" ut hlh hun" al N"rIh fiIih SlrH"''
thai hIa ruml'"n hH'l FNhrn II lHr''
Tie WuTAl aust that STAY" lNnla HIn
'uJIAIIril tyr IN" tr'rnrra ~ NUNtl
IrrInl dII,FnnH hlH tulUliIuIl hM''
ia lhht II MIA lluNlh.hi hr uNihl ~
III m II ElnIn Inua
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-04-06
y,sxAi H0t Ia france

Ward has brTh tsttlFad hers 1t thr
.nrr Arrival Of f'UtsHt Johhsuh, soh OF
Wr.lsy johnson. At South f'rllairn. In
r'rnncn. He enlisted In the cavalry
s"rrlcr several months ago.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-04-06

Tho local htEh school hnsrbLll team
VIII open their prnhnh nnA rrldny, when
they journey tn Trlnd"lrhIn, whrrr they
viii play the high nnhnul Icnm ur TINT
place. The locals Will prnrti@ mrh
nvuninE un1t wrnk IN urtinr In .ir IN Ihr
hrat OF shnIH FOR the contest
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wel1 Knovu co1ored Lady Dies.

Funeral arrangements arc still incom-
plete for Mrs, Elizabeth Hayes, aged
colored lady, who died at the home Of
friends at Stop 10, Barton line, Thurs
day afternoon The body is still being
held at the Wilson morguc pending the
arrival Of relatives.
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EDDY to Bethesda

The body. Of Attorney Lawson Elmer
son. who passed away at Wheeling hos
pital Thursday. evening, after two
days illness. will be taken TO the home
of his aged mother at Bethesda this
morning. Funeral arrangements arc
still incomplete.
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l.: was reported last evening that Tor
MGR pnlire' Officer. George Davis. who
WAS dismissed by tho civil service conf
mission, Thursday night. after being
found guilty OF incompetency, claims
that tho plan Ia Gust him was a frame
un. 1t is said that the matter may yer
find lis way into tho courts.
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Oman Confectionery.

Alex Slcimc will to-day open his new
confectionery in the recently remodeled
building formerly occupied by the inca
forum theatre. The confectionery -
now and W. to-datc throughout.
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MBistHr Funeral.

Funeral arryrps for Adam Mrlster,
Whn passed away Mt his hninc m LIN
tnlu avenue Thursday evening. aftor Il
lingering ilincss. will hc conducted from
the place OF death Sunday afternoon.
Tho funeral will no In charge Of tho
local ncrie Of Eagles. of which the dc
ceased was n member. and tntcrmcnl
will be III Linwood cemetery.
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:urday Of next week. ScNrrh! maj
rs left over from tho last meeting Will
taken up this evening.
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