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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-08
Il number of friends To O'CLOCK o4h'''f

q number of friends to G o'clock dinner
on Thursday evening.
Miss Steel nf Wheeling spent the
work end tIi,. guest uf Misses Sara ana
I.y,ir Dudley. nj their cottage on tue
i';rk.
bal are spending some uinc Mt rP"o' III
Tark. ~ O.,
seriously i'll. is not quite 81 Wei H.
this writing.
hold ri their cottage on the Park, Inc
society voted 10 Civ" an offering OF o'
cents per member for campaign lunn.
\ short and helpful PROGRAM was rem,
dcrcd. Til" next me" ting VIII nc mr.!
nj tho home ~ AIRS. Nina GLASGOW
in LAX" street on the last Friday eN@-
ming of August. ,,r
Mr. u. E. Perkins. wife and daughtHr.
Miss Edna. spent Thursday at Er'lair"'
Tho Misses Yvonnr and Reno" i."w"-
dow, Formerly Of Erussris. hriEluill'
row Of Pittsburgh. and MisscS tAthe! .
inc Hrmhrrt and virginia Eaton OF
WiIk;nshurw. are attending tho Chnu-
tauoua. They were in attendance nj the
" i VI. : held at tho homo NJ MRS
\. ~ Perkins on Thursday afternoon
Miss Yvonnc L"wrdow entertainer
with some very fine selections WHICH
sha sang In French.
Mrs. IT,, ], Evans OF -NcllS Sp,'h' TN
wH"l;-cnd hero. tho guest or plife ~
Jenkins.
Mrs. J. VI. Mckay and daughter. hu,.I.
returned To their home at Jamestown
Saturday. after spending n week with
friends here.
Miss Corona NTaria Ia spending some
time with Marietta friends.
Mrs. Earl Ciroen and children Of Boil,
laIrc nrc with her pnrcnts. MT. ana
Mrs J}rrwnlick Of Fpworth Park. AT
Green came out Saturday, returning
sunday.
Mr.. md Mrs. Gnrrlson Of lfcllalrc arc
Weekend cnll"rs hnra.
Epwnrth Chnutuudun ie now IN rossion
with good program. Ablo d!scourHes
wcrc delivered Sunday by hr, Salh'oh'
superintendent Of Canton dlEtr!c'.
w. G. r. l.. day WIS tino with modal
contest IN the forenoon. Tnmr"rnncH
r,,Lrr.sc. in tho afternoon hy MT
N'ilriry ami Fred q. 1inln. III tho rVe'
ming mlKral entertainers.
Mira. 8. q. turrlIus Of liellnlrr. chair
mas rr tn" Wrnnn'H Council nf DO
f-:.4r. Together with II cn'I1Iniltrn IFnr
isrllu re, DnrnrrvIlln md liutheadn. have
formed Il recruiting uffcerA hhna nho
Will hnvn Il plhoa al thu lark note
TO rrcnva recruits for student naraes
fnr Rod Cross 10 holn supply th1 g1'
COO required for this work,
MIna Zelda iarkina returned or Mon
day from rnW days Wait with frlendt
at ArmstrengH Mills and Beal!syllle
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since the attack and her recovery
doubtful.

Eev. W. +. Cha$c. ItSt"r or inc SOU u
R.llaire NJ l.. church will spend IVY"
weeks vacation with friends 1T Mt.
Vernon. Ohio.
4 civil s.rvir" examination for patrol
men will be- held ut the city buiidini;
Friday evening.
Three local SInvaks have gone to
Pittsburgh to join the Polish army.
They will leave shortly I" fight the
Huns over thcr".
Mrs. G.. y. Hciulrin has returned from
visit 1T Epworth lark.
on August Il I'll" local draft board
will send four r"Gistrant* +" Cincinnati
to take up auto repair work.
Miss Anna Murphy has returned from
a visit at Proctor. W. Va
Miss TeSsi. .t:iikan and fetta DuGa
left yesterday for Il visit at SiSt"rsvliIe'
Miss Ruth Simpson: IT TINS CITY Is Il
guest of friends: ut Pin"y Fork.
Miss Bertha Eahr;, is reported i'll ar
her home on Harrison street.
Word has b.".n received h"rc announc-
inc tho safe arrival of Fred Weight IN
France.
Gilbert Shields Of Camp Sherman. is
visiting his parents on Guernsey street
John Kelly. nf Pittsburgh. is guest
of local relatives.
Miss Margaret Herbert left yesterday
for Cambridge Springs 70 spend a rev
weeks.
Rev. and Mrs p. R. King. of Clcrc-
land, have returned home after visit
with local friends.
Mrs. II. 4. Steele Of Williamsburg. Pa.
is visiting her sister, Mrs. Adrian Mind
CT on Franklin street.
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Discuss UD-Rivcr Road,

Tho regular weekly Board of Trade
luncheon was held Wednesday nj noon
ut the Tonray grill. Tho members had
under discussion tho almnst impossible
condition Of tn" up-rivcr rnad. Tho
condition is mostly du" 10 tn" hauling
IT coal Icy the big trucks and III" town
ship trustees hrv" ordered u portion Of
the road Repaired and wnrhnrn are now
engaged in tllnG in some "t tn" holes
The board will prepare Ia hav" tho road
put in rnnditirnEtn withstand the wear
If ia" hi@ trucks rs soon as material
and labor are prucurahln.
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Arch T. Foric. OF Bcllairc. republican
candidate for nomination for county aud
itor, has "arncStly tried 10 meet every
voter of belmont county. that he might
mink. n friend OF him.
lie has sought TO have the voters OF
belmont county investigate his past
record confident that the voters VIII
find him clean. competent and courteous
and worthy Of their vote and trust.
As secretary at local union No: 1911
l.. NJ. w. OF A, nc rrprc@cntcd them II
the :;ub-distrlct. stale and national con-
veutiuns.
He made good as steel worker ut
tho Carnegie plant Ut l'cllaire and at
Youngstown, Ohio.
As the trusted representative OF the
H. L. Dollings Co. uC Columbus. ONO.
he built up g. growing and profitable
business by his efficient attention and
courtesy throughout vermont county.
lie is now holding his first and only
ofCicc, either elective or appointive. for
the people az councilman at large in
lcllarc. Ohio.
Because no has made good In every
position Of trust he earnestly asks the
Rcpubiican voters OF Belmont county IN
boost him with their vote at the pr:-
maries on Tuesday. August 13, for eoun-
~ auditor.
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BYRNE5 AND
MOORE NAMED
AS DELEGATES

In the Republican primary clcctlon III
Marshall county. one Of the most ihtci .
csting contests was for the house OF uei
rgatcS. Moore took IL good lcaH; :iiia
his nomination was carly conceded put
the race for the other nomination rr
tween Byrncs and Kline was close h, .ti
it required the complete returns Win
the exception of ono small country pre-
cinct 10 return Byrncs winner. -
For the county cnmnhSSinhe.snip =,
Mcfaddcn was nominated over Haii'cS
by over coo.
For county superintendent Of schools,
Carmichael was nominated over Coic ny
800 majority.
For the state senate. Republican.
Carl Hunter won out over McG luhptS
and Steele. and is nominated IN inc as
trict. which comprises in hddltion ~
Marshall, the counties of Tyler ana Wet
eel. o,-
For the state senate on the Demo
cratic trckeL Second district. simpson
had Il majority If 81 over SEpert ~,
Marshall. but Sybcrt carried Tyler ana
NVctzcl and is nCminat C.
Watson carried the county.
On the l.. 5. scnntorship. ElklnS anu
Tho totals for the county with inc
exception OF the missing precinct are
.,;, h..1r
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Shadyside Personals.

About fifty young people wore enter
tanned last evening at the home Of Dar-
i'd Albright on Cash Ridge. TIL" party
was given complimentary TO hoys who
leave this week for Camp Sherman.
=. son was born to Mr. and Mrs. Clyde
Mahafree Of North Lincoln avenue. yes
tcrday morning.
Mrs. Albert Gray Of Lincoln avenue.
and her sister Miss Marguerite Frank.
returned Monday from an extended Wis
ii with relatives I'm Iowa and Oklahoma
Mrs. Mellott Of Ncfr. spent Tuesday
as guest Of Miss Emma Mc1iclvcy OF
West Thirty-ninth street.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. NJ. DUFF left last
evening on short business trip to
Pittsburgh.
Mrs. D. c. Eaton If Pittsburgh. is a
guest Of her aunt, Mrs. S. P. Workman
Of Central avenue. Her daughter. Miss
Mildred, Is here also.
Miss. Thclma Wellington Of YounEs-
town. Ohio is visiting her aunt. Mrs.
". F. Copeland Of Snithfeld street.
Miss Eulalia Fish Of West Sorticth
street Is spending the week with
friends Mt New Martinsville.. w. Ea.
Tho meeting OF tho Willing Workers
Society OF tho Presbyterian church has
been postponed until Thursday Of next
wonk. August 18th. The annual pic
mic viii DO held at that time in Key
scr'a orchard IN Avondnle.
Tho Homo Society Of the Christian
church will meet this evening with
Mrs. Charles Rodcfer Of Lincoln avenue
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BETHESDA

DR. B. A. Dunfnrd OF Salem. orc.
Rev. j. u. brown Of IlHnnihul, Rev.
Potter Of tho Vance Mrnl"rial church
or Wheeling. md Itov. Charles kirk or
thin piucr, nsstHtcd In tho weekly prayer
service hero Wndrcrt!Ay evening. rhn
meeting wita hold ut thr l'nrIt HudI-
torlum. nftrr which hnpt!sInul scrriccS
were hrlh nj thu Lake.
Mrs. Muri,n liry:,"n hm= returned 10
her hnms hs New AlhrilH urt"r .i,rndlnR
II ruuIIiu nr wrri:" with M:H, .rItnrt
Lucas ur Maple avenue. ami frlruda at
CclItrcvll".
DR.. W. T.. Hiri;rl IL enjoying II ;"n-
day vacation and vii! nttnnd the Nj
tluuai Dental ass"ciutiun meeting at
Chicago before returning,
Mrs, Thomus Niles IL spending sOinn
time 1T Belmont owing Ia tho SERIOUS
illness Of Mr., Miles father. NJ that
place.
Mr.. and Mrs J. II, Perkins entertained
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.SHADYSIDE
Patriotic Meeting.

RhndyRido Is planning to have ono
Rront blk patriotic meeting on nr1t
Thur.dny evening, Augunt 18th. If tho
wnthrr In favorable tho meeting VIII
no held In tho open. h,,t II not, the high
school auditorium will no ueed. A pr
rndn If all frnternnI. civic. religious ana
rnrIr1rnn organizations VIII procedc
tho apcnkins program and It II expect
ID 10 hnve tho largest ono over soon on
our streets.
At u Irnattnr Of tho general COMMITTEES
Of which w. r. Jl,nes In chairman. u
way deeidsd Tuesday evening to hold
this rneating and tho following mon
were named ns chnirmon Of committees:
W, T. Jones, Rutomobilei RoT. ". T.
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I'll" quota frr thc local lied Cross So
ri"ty. uf - SWEATERS. iup helmets. 400
na!rS Of ~OX, lou i,ina:fnrC$ and 100 WIN
ter hri>llirlS. has hC,E completed. with
the exception Of the required amount OF
son Enough wool was given nut for
lhr son. hut only -" pairs have been
Any persons having the
warn, or an SON. completed. or near COIN
plrtiun. are asked Ia turn all into tho
Rcd Cross headquarters at once. The
articles must be- shipped by September
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Hnu Arrived IN France.

Mrs. Clarence Seward Conner has re-.
crivrd 4 card stating that her husband
has arrived safely overseas. Mr.. and
Mrs u ] Powers of Round Bottom,
have received word that their sons Capt.
N. Il. Powers and Private r. c. Powers
have arrived in France. Mrs. Mitchell
Of AS Twelfth street has received
card Stating that her son Jesse. has ar
rived overseas Mrs. Mary !. Sniccr has
received word that her SON Whitelaw
South Rced has arrived in Franco.
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Ch,nk Mixo5 Things.

md y we'll known Martins Ferry youth
staged n rrrntntur" Icu-rpr"n hatlln on
Tuesday. Til" "i'rrrinn I""k It upon h!tn-
htl to rail tho I'hlnnrnaE several Names
and u" liz turn hnck-flr"d uron tho Fer
rInu ny rolnlu6 toward him with M
electric IRON. both Eot out into tho
street, wh-r" mn officer arrested the two
fighters Ycn put UP for his nppon;ance
aud Yns released but the Fcrrtnn had
not enough MONEY to cuI,u acroha. The
latter alleges that friends dared him
TO "kid" tho lnundryrnan. with tho re-
suit that hs got the worst Of tho deal.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-08
"Wednesday Cooler.

This town was allowed little relief
from the heat Wednesday when the
thermometers "only" registered rs high
ms 1N2 in thr SHADE. Tuesday still holds
tn" record for the summer. il having
been rs hot rs tho "r"GionS below" here
when the mercury climbed IL los de-
scrccs in the shade. Mills wcrc all of
and Wednesday, nights on &C
count OF the excessive heat
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might, program; Robert Futhey, Jr..

knight. program; Robert F>uthey. Jr.
publicity
The automobiles arc for crosS-coun-
try parade through the township. going
through Key. BusincSSburg. and down
to Dillie's with short stops at each
point This will be on "Wednesday even
ing before the big time" in Shadyside.
All automobile nwr"rs who Will rolun-
trcr To 90 should report To Mr.. Jones.
4 speaker viii he provided and other
features will be- included in this auto
mobile parade.
II is expected that an overseas man
will he here TO give UP first-hand infor-
nation about what our comrades are
doing and have done over there. AS
further details arr worked out for the
meeting they will he announced.
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MARTINS FERRY
Z. z. Tharp for State Committeeman
NJ,
Will Continue IN Face.

Friends 81 .\rth,.r Dickson. Of Elm
street who's. commission as first lieu
tenant III III" engineering corps has been
granted. have feared that II" would not
cr:lIinu" in the r."" f"r l:"ruhli'Hn
nomination for cuuGtE surveyor. DICK
s,rn has assured them that II" Will not
withdraw mainly for III" reason that
the man elected does nrt ttl.c office for
rr,nr,. iharl /. yrur IL" Will b" unable TO
k".'p up his campaign for the nnmina-
lion but frir:,i@ and other patriotic
residents Will luuk after his interests.
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Local Bow Wounded

c. ". Rush Of HOG Sixth street. has
received word that his son. Jesse Rush.
has been slightly wounded in France: y
letter and Il card were received. me
card bejnr written by the Red Gross for
the boy. read rs follows: Il anu getting
along I'll! right although I am slightly
wounded. am on my way to the nos
p!tal and shall write soon. He 'cit
with the first Of Marshall c"untyS dral :
ices Drcrmhcr %. 1917. for Camp Lee.
but later WAS transferred To Camp Green.
y. G, and. has been in France since the
first of Anil.
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Indicates nominees.
County BOY Killed.

Mr.. and Mrs. y. l.. purbin of cameron
received word Wednesday that their son
Dclno, WAS killed in action in France on
July 10. Durbn was about 20 years OF
age and was 4 member of The regular
army. having enlisted shortly after me
outbreak of the war. He has bruthcr
Walter in the army. and sisters. MISS
blanche, Miss Vance Gosncy and i sister
in Oklahoma
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-08
Rain Promised For Today,

Rain Will surely faII htrn today. Inc
ladies IF 81. Niary'S church huvr plan
ned for q lawn fctc 10 br given this
evening on tn" lawn. Mover in their
history have they ARRANGED for such in
event that ii did not rain. This one Tor
this evening had tn y" post %'ncd sever
al weeks ago on account OF rain.
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WON 7 Be
FOOLED.
They Stick to "Houtrone Prescription
&c."

You have tried a lot Of things for
rheumatism but still have it it sure
IS discouraEing.
Now try the new. sure. quick. easy.
no trouble way. the new prescription
SO" way.
Watch +. get that uric acid out OF
your system. to get rid Of those sore.
aching. inflamed joints and muscles
and in q hurry. too. "Neutrpnc Pre-
scrIption 80" is as sure AS time.
No more fiery salvrS and liniments
that hurt you more than the Rheuma-
tisn. but q good clean internal rcmery
that eliminates all Impurities OF the
blood, makes you like new. makes YOU
feel like doing things once again You
can distinctly feel your rheumatism
leaving you and oh! what q relief. your
Rheumatic days are over. soc and
31.0o the bottle. - - : :, ). :,
For sale BY c. II. Greist 4 Co, end
leading druggists eyerywhera
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Realty Deeds Piled

William Knchnline and Rachel Kochn.
line. Land in Martins Ferry. Consd-
Grafton $500.
Everett prcnnen ct nj to Peter Bcrn.
ard Land IN Martins Ferry. Consider.
alton $500.
\. T.; Gummere, deceased. to Annie
Gummcrc, heir at law. Affidavit for
transfer.
Augusta Hoscnfield and Veronica
Hosenficld. TO Gcorgiana Wright. Land
in Martins Ferry. Consideration s3.1Vu.
T.. V. Coffcy ct al 10 John Studnik
and Antonia St,ldnik Land In Bcllairc.
Consideration 81.
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FOR SALE.

FOR SALE.
: rooms, hardwood floor. modern. $500
4 rooms bath. laundry, pantry, lot
"aXlrO ,............ f'uu"
c rooms. modern. lot 5JNl9n. good
investment. Observation-Disclosures. $500
6 rooms, modern. lot @jX90 $500. 2.Su0
& rooms. modern, good condition. S.Sp0
& rooms. modern. lot 2oNlOO. 5000
) rooms modern. good condition
lot "9Xllu ................ -,f"p
> rooms, cottage, modern. lot son
100 Observation-Disclosures. $500
rooms, lot "5Nlpo. good condi-
ton Observation-Disclosures 1850
rooms. lot 3UNl20. modern ...... 2.5CU
KEECE CLULo.
Hanover Street. Martins Perry
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Realty Deeds Piled.

Annie Reldyk and jacob Beldyk TO
John NaSowiak and Freda Naskowiak
Land in Pultney township. Considera-
ton $4,000
Elizabeth E. williams. ct al TO Mike
BiEg. Land in Colcrain TIP. Considcra'
ton S1.00.
Josef Zuk and Kusma Poklad and
Mary Poklar d. Lend in Pultney TIP. Con-
Sidcration $3.50.
Marriage Licenses.
Joseph Dudoiph Sabola of Bannoch
and Pauline GoormaStic Of Maynard.
George Conway and Edna Dorothy Da-
Wis, both Of New Castle.
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Cont HOUSE Han.

Miss Buttcrfield. superintendent OF
the Martins Ferry hospital. will 5pcat
TO the women Of this town ut a meeting
10 be held in the court house hall Ion
Thursday evening at 1880 o'clock. Miss
EuTtcrfield will explain the carnpnirr
which is on for the recruiting Of student
nurses. Every woman Is urged to at.
tend
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ITALIAN DRowNEp.

Special Dispatch to The 1ntellisencer.
EAST LIVERPOOL, O.. Aug. AT
tackled by cramps while swimming In the
Ohio river at Midland. Pa. Tonight an
Unidentified italian, aged about 30,
drowned before assistance could reach
him.
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Writ IN The Trenches.

Mr. and Mrs. G. Y. Riley have received
j., letter from William Writ. who mad"
his HON. here for several yours. stating
that he has just com" out Of the trench
cS and is we'll and happy He has beer
in France for over four months.
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No Electricity Tuesday.

Residents OF this city and residents
Of Artnuvllic who got their electric cur
rent from Wheeling. wSro without eice-
tricIty Tuesday afternoon and evening
up until midnight Ono tcc plant WIS
unable TO work until tho current VII"
turned on and several other Industries,
which depend upon electricity. "crn conf
pcllcd To cloSr down. LSrrS or cIcctFlc
fans al.npSt sufIocAtcd.
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Marriage Licenses

Dwaync l.. White. OF Flushing and
Hazel T.. DIXON of st. Clarsville.
Charley Scsin and Mary Gellbis, both
Of Shadysidc.
Mikc PIesa. Of Shadyside, and Katie
Savacka of Blaine.
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BEL.LAlRE
49, 1-L. -o-,,,,i+t eo,,, 4 =,
$50 - au-S-k


Another case III smallpox was rep"rt-
ed to the polio" yesterday. niakihE ING
total number ot cases III this EictnltE !;
fThe latest victim is nIne-Scar-olu
smith boy living on Guernsey street.
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Bow Scouts Meeting.

The members; Of BOY Scouts Of Troop
No. !. will hold Il business meeting this
evening at $50 o'clock At lhct First
baptist church. Tho boys will make
arrangements for going camping with
the rest Of the Boy Scouts at Elm Grove,
W. VA,
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Bridgeport Briefs-


A letter received from John Cook n
former local fireman. states that he is
only a few miles back Of the firing line
in France. Hn is in charge of Ii squad
of coolin lnhorrrs doing construction
work in helping tn keep supplies in the
front line trenches.
Ernest Stewart will succeed James
Markli Us custodian Of the H"inlciIl
building.
Sergeant Charles Lisk. of Camp Sher-
man. is enjoying q five day furluuSh
with his parents in 1lain street.
Anton Hammer. of fikn street. left
Tuesday FOR n visit with his daughter.
ut Peoria, III.
The regular meeting Of council sched-
ulcd for Tuesday evening. failed 10 nc
conpiish much business. due 10 the
absence Of electric current here on that
evening. The meeting had only got start
cd when II was necessary 20 adjourn.
Richur Anderson. OF Lincoln avenue
has returned ~ Camp Sherman after en-
joyinE Through here.
Mr.. md Mrs. William McConnuuGhy.
Of Main street. lGfC yesterday for Detroit
TO spnnd several duys.
Politicians arc flooding th2 town with
campaign literature, urging their cleo.
ton at tho coming PRIMARIES.
\. J. Stonohouso. Of Canton. wis q
business visitor III town yesterday.
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~, rro Trnna

This city VIII send thirteen men to
CAMP t"rn:ay. when th" next draft in
rr.ii,.nI from belmont COUNT goes.
Erllairc Will send - and St. Ilhirsvillc
III men. All will rn;raiu for Columbus
barracks
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- The kle,. Coal rnrnp;lny was lncorpor-
sated at Columbus yesterday with II car'-
tai stock of 1900. Thu incorporates
are William Goldsmith. John l.. kl"r.
M. FR. Klce. John NlcS u. Ava Nlce
and Howard klt0.
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Information from Columbus stated
that Jerome Watson. OF Eeffs. may l"'
the next chief Inspector Of the bureau
Of mines Watson Is we'll liked in this
vicinity and Is also splenddiy Qualified
for tho position He is n Iner1ncr or tho
executive board nc tire sub-dIstr!c:
miners union, and win havo the support
Of the en,irn ORGANIZATION In his flcld
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uo r,ter4ain bible Class.

The Kings business Hlbl" class o.
4bc First Reformed sunday school Will
meet Thursday evening ut the home OF
Mrs. Alex Moore ut West Nhs.llnS.
Following the business Il social s'SSl"t!'
,x-;Il rs held
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Fan Of RoKAfda.

Tho bnst reward for any faithful work
10 tho privilege Of going on and proving
your fnIthfulnesa with more difficult
tasks.-Lucy LRrcocn.
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Honorary Discharge For "Lute.-

boon III Camp Sherman for tho past two
weeks. has returned home. He was
given an honorary discharge from the
srrviC" having failed to pass the second
examination.
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=; A thrilling war lecture WILL b" given
ar Eoworth park this evening By Pri-
.vete Arthur Ouiglcy. n member of the
18th Canadian Infantry. His subject
will be Three Years of Fighting the
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-08

The marriage Of Miss Hazel Dfxon.oi
this place. and Mr.. Dwaync l.. White. Of
Flushing, was sclcnnIZcG Tuesday morn
ing by Rev. W. II. Dickerson at the
Methodist parsonage. Miss Dixon has
been employed in the Second National
bank OF this place and has n host OF
friends who extend their best wishes.
MIR. White is Il farmer and resides near
Flushing.
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Seriously III.

Eileen. two year old daughter OF Mr.
Tr.an,v-rhird street, has been Ill sine.
last Friday when she YVES overcome by
The heat. She has been unconscious
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-08
Demand More Money.

: FYfteen men employed in tho stamp
ing and pressing department Of the En-
terprise Enamel Works are out on a
strike for moro money. They arc ask
Ing for IS cents per da:. an increase OF
8 cents -oYer the previous salary.