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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-05-04
MARTINS FERRY
GOES OVER TOP

Martins Ferry wen, over tho top"
last night in its Liberty loan drive. At
In interesting meeting OF the Liberty
loan committee held last evening at the
board OF trade rooms reports were read
ana announcement made that Martins.
Ferry had exceeded its quota and. was
entitled to an honor flag.
Reports read showed that tho ,ota
amount subscribed was si54,006. o.
SlIl.000 over its quota The whole towr
r"joiccd when the report was circulated
around town. The committee in charge
ordered the honor Tag and it is rX-
pcctcd that il will arrive in this city
next week. 1t Is likely that a general
rally Will De held when the flag is
raised on the pole over the new city
building. y sigh OF relief was breathcd
b. All when the announcement was
made. II. n. Riethmiller. secretary Of
the Liberty loan committee. reported
that all subscriptions were not in and
had they been in Martins Ferry would
have exceeded its quota by several
more thousand dollars.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-05-04
.TH0S. ]. BRADF|ELD,
LEADING GAINESVILLE
CITIZEN PASSES AWAY
Sp,ria! dispatch 10 Tho lntslligrrrrr.

SpyN-ia! dispatch 10 The lntrllicvrrrr
EtEN ESVlLLE May 3-Thnmas J.
Rr.tdtivId. on" Ut I:arnrSYillc'S rno-i
prominent citizens was found dead IN
bod ahou: f'Sh O'clock. Friday ;nurniu,;
NJ tn" hrr' on NurIh 'h"SiuUt street
Although Mr. I;r;idfi"ld hah been in purr
health FOR som" time ne Wa. nprovir.
having tr'cn abln 20 be Ibou. until
Thursday and his death cam" IA Il ehncii
Ia his relatives and friends Mr. l;rai.
field vas born in lsarn.syi,in IN 1871
AMI was son IT III" lac John auI
Eliza shannon Eradti"Ii. H." hai 81
place. having h""u active in business.
Mr.. Eradiird WIS on. Of t..r l"ai!in-:
tobacco. wool and dry goods merchants
Of This place under ih,. Iirm 81 +. 4 j
Eraiil"ld. The DECREASED at present wIS
III" president OF tho FIRST Ma; ional bank
Of GAINESVILLE and at ono am" wae 4
m"mbcr 1T the ruunrIl. H.. was 4 do
voted member Of :hc Presbyterian
church Mr. Hrahirld was united Iii
marriage to Miss Sarah Caldwell. who
with three children. survive. Mrs. VIII
Mock Of Columbus: G,.orGr :. Erndfirld
Of West Main street and Sergeant Har
old Bradfch OF Camp sherman. ON"
sister and tire" brothers also survive:
Mrs. .. f. Norris j. W. u. t.. AMI
=. J. l:rstdiicd nf this place" Funeral
services will he held from III. hnnl"
Monday afternoon q, O'clock and in.
trrm"nr will be mad: in the southern
cemetery.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-05-04
ALLEN NAYLOR
PASSES AWAY
pnEsrnEHr OF JOHN S. NAYLoR
COMPANY DIES at
HOSPITAL.
Ex-Mayor william Sisson OF Elm Grove
Passes Away Sud.
denly.

.I >.,-ll,r ,,r,,,,IorI ~: lhc
,,, ,,r,,uiurn, dry
1|'.t - ,,i,, i,'r,hr.s rassrd away
nus "1'' ''".'V, ,,l.,. i..,t,ry General
'"c' w '''1H ~ ,r.r.,ii,u frnn
''~ ~ >o,.,nr has h.en in
.'rI r,,r,be mast
'a'.'',E "'"'" -" '.;'.li,. ,,,,.,,od !,
an" mas n'' o''" Nv ,.o III u,s
business S'', n',t.,,I - ,c,r,
many 'r'"i''S VIII "
~ M u'","' ,.... ..,...,,,,,iz,,
$3.50 49,, =.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-05-04
ELM GROVE LAD ASCENDS
THOUSAND FEET IN BALLOON
Has Exciting Experience and props
From Clouds last Evening.
Escapes Injury.

As a result OF his foot being caught
in the rope mesh Of the biz balloon
used in The aSrrnSions at the auction
sale at The OLD intirmaTy farm. Earl
E.ckrri WIS carried more than a lhou'
sand fret in The air last evening ahout
S O'Clock. The rapid ascension ana
then sudden drop from The clouds mas
had little effect upon the young man.
and today he is aS willing to go near
the balloon rs ever.
ECk"ri. who is member m inc
Eoys' Brigade" was playing near the
big bag with several other boys when
the balloon WAS cut loose, and he was
caught. When several hundred feet
above the ground the balloOniSt dis
covered the hoy hanging BY his ankle
below and pulling up the rope, un'
lnoS"n"d him. put him on the seal ana
with The risk Of TWO lives continued
hrurrnward. The many spectators
expected 10 see the little lad and the
operator o. tho balloon fall 10 their
death. owing 10 the frail ropes: DCt
upon reaching III" highest point up in
tho clouds Il" man deliberately cut
tn" parachute looS" and. dropping sew.
rral hundred feet, continued ,arth'
ward AS they were passing over 4
house when several feet above. the
hoy dropped safely and the man
dropped several hundred feet east.
ward.
The ascension was To have been
mad" yesterday afternoon, but owing
TO high winds was post pnnrd. knoth-
or ascension will br made to-day. and
many Will witness il.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-05-04
No AGREEMENT
IN CAR STRIKE
Arhit ration Boards Meets Again Mon
day to Discuss Wage Scale.

After d"irh..ralirE many hours yes
to-day tn" arbitration board "f tn"
street -" mcn AND hi Wheeling Trhr-
zion company adjourned. deciding tn
continue tn" h"rrinc "n ihr wau" seal"
until Monday m":unE. NS VT u" hcr' -
;rrui l.t~ l','n ;r:!,h"u AMI both sides
:ir' determined T." "utWait tn ether
l".jrr' arhitratin.;.
Yesterday WAS n" fourth da! = ~"
tlt'. ,"rS liberation and discussion :ud
even with tho M i"nIl arbitrator n"r"
II" '.-r""rl"n; has lr"u rra"h"h TN"
:n"n ar h'.ru:u!nL restless and ih' y are
anxious [" 'l'S.' ih.. i;;IeItIrH.
The nr"tIu@ Mas adJ"urn"G unill
M"nGaN. "w!uG L" mau% 81! IN. ia"n
working "u SPECIAL runs ln-,!nl and
there H. !u% many 'Ntra ears beng run.
Th' 'n,-'i.u% will ~. "p"!rd at "'c!"'k
Monday.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-05-04
BElLAIRE SOLDIER
!; WRITES OF BATTLE
W. e. Reed rolls Of Great American
P;ght-Othcr Benaire
News.

Thomas Reed yesterday recsT'1 IN
interesting letter from his 500. W. r..
Reed a member a: Company r.. l"tn
I;rStcd States sng!n"cr rorlS. nov sta
toned somewhere III France. The lex
ter follows: ,,
Somewhere. March ~, 1919.
Dear Dad:
yours received yesterday and vas
-lsd 10 hear from you. Also St2t" IL"
know that Jesse IS OUT 90 IN" h"Srual
again. | am still we'll and feeling good
only l hap. i touch o. rh+'onatism
occasionally.
we have mov.,! Sinc" wr";" you
last It Is pretty country hrT"- IL
puts me in mind ~ hnTl.' that -. '"e
hills around culy IH"y ;lre nor So III
Well. guess by the time 80" E'' ms
lexlHr there will b. i difference III ''f
- ,icn. sui,1oSr that 70" rad III
naperS that it. 80 - - great NV'Tf
~ tho i;rit,Sil f'rcar.i aud NtEs'l-
{cans are sur c:v!nE Ih2 old boy
hot reccp;inr |: = awful IN" va! ttrs
kaiser is sending his soldiers :" SitGSH-
ter, but that j. WHAT - du' them.
wouldn't trust them a. iAr 'ts S"uto
throw a bull by the ;aIt.
The FIRST day "r ~" 'h* alien
armies fell back. hut now Il = d'tI't,
cnt.. Well. ~ ar d"."I prey goo"
work.
The letter then states tnaS NJ "',H
Billy Herzog. bard leader - the H'NIh
field artillery and mat NJ may o',''
. ,,,ernhcr of the organization Il u trans
for can be secured TIL" letter Also
s,4,cs thar ne met several former COM
pantons from Wheeling ard the writrr
iss.of the opinion tha; MAN. ~ MS
friends will soon b" on th"r way o'SF'
The letter continues: III NH o.
whole lot dirferen, from camp l!:". on.
IL 7 could only write AMI ell you what
is going on apd wher" w. are W. sec
miles Of ambulanceS. ALTOS nnd "tnE'
vehicles The letter concludes WIZ
the United States is IN It Soo1l ana nor
now
u14Aths, L am as ever.
Your son.
w r: REED"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-05-04
MnuntsYillc Briefs.

Tho steamer Homer Smith will carry
IN excursion out Of Moundsvillc next
"Wednesday evening al o'clock.
Tho r.. & Q. valuation car is in the
city and will remain Il week while tho
engineers take valuation OF local prop
rrty.
The Roy Scouts have exceeded their
81. 900 goal. having already Liberty Bond
subscriptions 10 the amount OF $500.
The scouts arc making a house 10 house
canvass.
s quartet of odd soldiers will sing at
III. session Of the Mems Bible class Of
the. Calvary VI. r.. church Sunday morn
ing.
Fifteen men have been called from
Marshall county for special service.
They leave for Akron. May l6.
C..L,. Gates Of New York. Y. N. c. 4.
worker IS in. the city and held Il meet
in. in the interest OF The I. NJ. &. 4. at
TIN. board OF trade rooms Friday eve
ming.
The final report OF Treasurer W. H..
Hicks. Jr. Of the Rcd Cross war fund.
shows that s1i.22a."3 Was received and
diSpc rscd in Marshall county.
rho playground benefit entertainment
=, he Park theatre Friday evening was
largely att"nucu'
Thomas Wilson of the Goth engineers.
who has been AT Washington. is cX-
ur..tcd home any tim" Oh Il furlouEh
Mr.. and Mrs. James n. Parriott have
gone To FONT Marion. Pa. where Mrs.
parriott's mother is very III!
DIR. e. n. Williamson left Friday eve
ming for Nj. Clemens. Mich. To spend
srn,c TIM. for The benefit of his health.
Mrs. w. L. Burgess and family arc
spcud.ng. the Weekend n their former
home. at i;,.idrr. W. Va.
priyatr Parker Harris. who has been
spcnd,ns a few days furlouEh at, his
home here. has been ordered to Fort
Scrrvcn. Ga
The Trek club will hold an important
business session nj the headquarters on
Morton avenue, Sunday afternoon at
$50.
Leo Wolfe OF this city and r. Rist. OF
Cunton, o. will stage q wrestling bout
In the Mound City Athletic club rooms
this evening. The match promises to
be interesting and large attendance is
anticipated. :
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-05-04
AT THE z. ". c. A.

SUNDAY afternoons during IN" mons n
rf Ma are Ia u" SpNnt informally AT tho
Young Wnmcns Christian Association.
Tho regular s"rVIr" is n hr dispensed
with and III lis rla"" tho library will he
np.n from noon unt1 evening for girls
who wish Ia drop in for "up or tea.
Young women who arr walking during
tho afternoon may como to tn" building
ut tn" clos" " tho walk. To meet other
girls and enjoy the ar1uatlnan"" hour.
Music and reading will he in clud"d IN
he afternoons program.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-05-04
IN M'ADOO'S HANDS.

WASHINGT0N. April 3.---Rccom-
mrndalionS Of III" railroad wage
commissions wore in the hands TO-
day Of Director General McAdoo, who
i at White sulphur Springs. ". Va.
for 4 few days rest. H." is expected
In announce q decision on number
nj pending applications for wage IN
crcaScs in pay. particularly for the
men now receiving 4 low scale OF
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-05-04
Fire at MIL

Tho residents of this city. were start
led last evening shorcly after six by
he constant blowing of the mill whistle.
People rushed to the plant and the Lib
rrty hose company Of the upper part Of
the city answered the alarm. When the
liremcn arrived they discovered Il nasty
fire in the saw dust pile back Of the tin
hous". Tho mill fire company and the
Liberty company soon had the blaze
under control with no loss.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-05-04
NEW FUEL ORDERS.

WASiIIE,;TrE. May Fiji" fd,l adj
nin's:' -l'r"u Today rrvok"d. "''rrr!y,'
May : Ni.,.lai orders ISSUED last win
'"r div"r;inc hDIUmIn"us coal +" NV
Fugir-H ard ais" i'r"r"rS.'d rrStrir' ION
shipments ,f au'hrr,'it'- coal t. Cana
d.; Thf~ ,':i"n i,'il"w"d ., conference
rr,.rIiiy held ~ Canada with rual OPP
cr.I'"rS. c!rr:+ and railways "f t'nnad:L.
I'm agreement, r"arh"h provides than
II" American anthracite will hr shipped
L. points VS.: 49, Winnipeg. and ship
rn"Et :" western 80 malta will l." ma
'r-lI!ly Restricted.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-05-04
j, 8. AV|ATOR'S
FATAL PLUNGE

WITH THE AMERICAN ARMY
IN FRANCE. May 3.-(By Assoch
atcd Press.)-I ma desperate air
fioht over the American lines north
west Of 1ouI to-day, Charles w.
Chapman, Jr., Of Waterloo, Iowa
and a German pilot with whom he
was fighting plunged 10 earth inside
the German lines, both their ma
chimes wrapped in flames
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-05-04
RECOVERY HOPED FOR.

ST. FAIL, Mimi. May :;.--Physlcians
attending Most Reverend John ireland,
Roman Calh"Lc bishop Of st. iaul. an
ununcrd this evening that ne has passed
III" critical stage nf his illness. The
archbishop was able To- sit NY several
hours today. Although his weak heart
may bring about a rclalsc. the doctors
arc hopeful for his recovery.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-05-04
SOCIALIST PROPOSAL
BY PRUSSIAN DIET

AMSTERDAM. Thursday. May -
Eni""s aiken III 'h" l'ruSS:nn lower
h.,iIS, to-day involved fh" r"j"rti"n Of
S."-iallSI Irrun'S proposal Of III" right
I" vote beginning with tn" twentieth
birthday without distinction nf SIX and
the arrcp'anrc If Il committee resolution
prov idrng for plural voting.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-05-04
More Men Called,

The following S"v"nty-iiv" men have
h""n called 1" appear h"i'r" tn" local
draft board for examinations Tuesday.
May Mnuni" Shore. los T.. tiarb-si
Ir.. FInc"nIo Madonna. Henry Leisure.
James rr"w. H." NJ Rose. Onward F..
Eurg" Martin Farrell nuf"y Spray
Hrrry. William Watson. clifford Il. Hu-
ErrSnn Marion jones. Amherl South,
Floyd Earl E.rhout. Philip Ellsworth
Jones. Herman .t.harlry Hutchinson,
Frank II. Miller. Corp Torhlrnkow. liar-
let I'rcHrilrr Emery. steve Keller. clyde
Lewis I.mr"%. r:""rg" li"nn"Itc. Stanley
Ryr,n shrimp. Sicrr i;orlHnd, Frank y.
Ernst. Henry Robert Yates. George
sheets. Ir.;LrIhi" Joseph Powell. Jacob s.
Crow. l.nriI Wrlrpy MilliGan. Russell
Roland Elak". MIrhnrl I:pifann. Peter
MaFaruv Ross 81 nurig. I."h"rt V.
Weaver Frank Lucas. John l.. Wood
riff, Alexander Y. Shepherd. I;.rr.c e.
Rush. Oscar s;ihurr. Spra? Chambers.
t;rurer Williams. Tony Ranal,:I Charles
+. Eiarr. .lrs"ph Walter Chadrlnrk. John
Charles Weaver. William y. Sihurl Wal
ter Il. Allen. John Macorska. Harry Au-
gust W"u,lt lEnt" L;ay"ski. Mix" Hnlict,
Charles +. 'i:ulahrr. William ltcstrr Nj
culan. EIchard hickman. Guy Wesley
Morgan. George l.. Richmond. rrrrnan
luncs Mason. Forest LESLEY Shepherd,
Edgar Joseph Nolan. Raymond Tohin-
Bon Raymond Milton McIicnry. Louis
Washington Miller. Harry Mct'unc. Cecil
F.. Daily. Archie SRednkcr. Earl VI. Arm
strong. Feliz Cecil Stack. Edmond FL
ncr Craig Archibald Pasrirk i9Lferty.
Henry Alexander Smith. Edward Okey
Wood, Joseph D. Woods, Clarence s..
Altman and james Oliver Howard.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-05-04
GAINESVILLE Briefs.

Miss Lillian kiainhunE "i Huns Az
nuc $ confined tn her homr ty !lIn..$>.
Mr.. md Mrs. t>rak Humphr"$ "f
Canton ar~ visiting win -'lniIN"~ a.!
th:s place.
Mr.. and Mrs Charles Porter and lt!i..
sur. Richard If West Mum street arr
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. l&,wrrnc" Taylor
nf New 'hlad"lphla.
Ray;!rd 'rh"rnl.:r'y ri Holden. ". vi.
is visiting his mother. Mrs l:lIzlh";h
I'hnrnb"rry. "r North Ch"StnUt street.
who has been ILL.,
Mrs. Samuel Fowler .: West Mair.
=, rect waS IN COLUMBUS his w..i> :"
attend the funeral "f h..r rnn'hr'. Mr..
Louisa Vans which was hold W"iu"s-
lay.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred k"nnard - III:
r.lacc are visiting with Sir. krnnsr,T :;
sister. Mrs. Warm Pickett. az WASH
inStnn. Pa
Mrs. Bertha COX IT hlIianr" is visit.
ing her sister. Miss Fanni" Piper. %
Veg, South street who is i'll.
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Funeral SrrvIc"s, fu rihr late Michael
/. Wh"lrn wh" passed nwny Wednesday,
n IA" North Wh""lr@ hospital. Will
IL. h"lh his morning ~ A:Sn r.'riork
from tho family hmun. N ~ Twenty
fourth street. ~ min" n'"lnrk r"Gui"m
high mass VIII lr' celebrated ~ = l"-
%rph'S cathedral ;rd ui"rm'ut viii hc
nradr u, Nj calvary cemetery.
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Harry Rrown-

Harry f:rnwn. we'll known young man
nf this tiiy. died Friday morning nj MS
hnrE.. On South Belmont street. LN'c'aS-
Cd WAS - years a.: ;LE" And - survived
by his mother. I wife and Two calldr"n'
Also one brother. cecil Brown. VINO CO.
Listed in n" Marin" corps ana IS no" T'>
Franc: two sisters. Mrs. taanch" ~"
ford ari .irS. Oscar Brown a. thiS cay.
Funeral :. r,ices will be conducted a.
rh,, horna. 1926 Belmont street. Monday
afternoon ~ TWO O'Clock. lhtcrn'Ht VIII
b., m sus, Hill cemetery.
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Funeral Services.

Funeral services over tho remains %
Joseph i'rIc. will b" held from tho
homo .: Samuel Price 81 k"nuard 'lv..-
nur this afternoon At O'Clock. Rev.
Carl Gilmore ~; tn" Main Str.'..' Meth
odIS; t;plScnpal church. "ttIciA iu2. Iu-
trrrncnr Will b.. mad" III he Southern
cemetery.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-05-04
Kramer Services.

Service "ill b. h"ld TINS afternoon
Al ".%" "'"i"" hf"r IN" LAT" Paul +.
krIm'r. we'll kn"%n Young man Of EdC
wund. WHO died Wednesday evening in
tn" ohio Valley general hospital follow
M: an ext, nd"h Illness "f nearly two
rvars dE" /" complies ions Of diScaS Sos
Int"rm"ni viii h. mad" At Gr""nwnOd
T'nIrtrrS
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-05-04
Local Boy Hun Victim.

\ message Received her" yesterday
anncolnro,i :ha; Earl P7c::Ynnn haul
been killed in ac,:or in France. H. IS
survived BY L wifs and on" child. Ais"
TWO brothers. Albert in Franc" and Her
man. now IN ono "f ;hc cantonmtntS.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-05-04
Church Conference.

There will b. conference az 'he
Church Of God at South Belmont street.
Strp Is. Bellaire. Ohio. OH Sunday, at
two o. M May SIN. l9tS. THIS report
of the church counc,! on tho narnc<s Of
the members u h, entered on tn" new
offfcial record hook Just purchased ny
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th,, church from, n" publishing h"us"
4, i,arr: SbucS. Pa. If the general cider
ship Of III, Churches "f God. All mem
bers are Notified and requested /" L.
present. that desire !" nave their names
recorded N said new rhhr'n f'c"rn.
Those whose names ar NOS 7"""rdc"
therein VIII no longer b.. regarded a.
member.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-05-04
PITTSBURGH SAMMY
WANTS TO MEET THE
FRENCH CHAMPION

PARIS, May 3.-"Battling" Schroeder
uf Pittsburgh. on service AT an American
base hospital in France. has asked for
II chance 20 meet Georges Carpenter
the French champion heavyweight
pIiGlIst. in the ring. Schroeder is said
In hc the star boxer Of the American
rxp"diti onHry force thus far rand is ar
ringing bouts at the base hospital twice
n month.
CARPENTER is recovering from in
jurics 10 his head suffered recently in
i fall in m airplane. 4
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-05-04
EASY FOR GIBBONS,

pF:S MONIES. la. May 3.--Tommy
Gibbons Of St. Paul easily outpointed
George Chip. IN" New Castle. Pa. mid
die weight in q twelvc-round contest
here tonight. ringsidc critics agreed
Gibbons had definite lead In virtually
every round. The mixing was slow and
rather undressing throughout
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The funeral of Mrs. NINA DAVIS VINO
ti,rd -; The No:tt! Wheeling hos rFthl on
Tu"s,lar from burns sustained Januar!
p. VII take rIac" today. Services Will
~, conducted at ST. Johns church this
.,o,unr- =, 100 o'clock. Inurrmcni will
r.. in Rose Hill cemetery.
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Belt. Funeral,

This run.I, al = n',i''n funeral
S"rvn,.~ for IN. la" William E"liZ vino
PASSED away Thursday. viii b. held from
rh" lat. h"u.- 100 W"rdS street. The
I:'v l'r In,"h ErirtInGhHn, rector &c
-. iMh'.S Episcopal church. wall 0ilici-
at''. .,ud Iu;"rnr"ni VIII H.. mad IN
Grr"nwr"d r"urirrN.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-05-04
Commencement Exercises.

Tho com n1"nCs rn"ut EXERCISES "f 'l.
Ilnrnr+sri1ln high school viii b.. he'll ~
Inc tfrst Methodist t,p'sc";1al ..hur,'n
Thursday evening. May -. Roy. -. W.
Scott has br"n invited 20 deliver III.
blcG-lllur,,atr sermon in hat church "u
thu evening OF Sunday Ma? -
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Attended Meeting.

Fifteen members Of the X "F r.
lodge OF this plar" were in Woodshsid.
Friday evening In attend Il meeting ~
.he *. Of r. lodge Ut ;ha' place. =;
which time the d"gr"" WIS conferred
on 4 class Of candidates.
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Arrived in France.

Chief nf Polio" Malone y"%t"rda? Fc-
c.iy.d a car! from Wylc Norkinbcrry
announcing his safe arrival In France
Hocklrlbcrry enlisted at the local r"-
,,,,;.inr ofrice and after \ few months
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Cana Cancelled.

When the principal of the high school
refused To let the Moundsville high
baseball team out Of school 10 go 10
play Triadelphia yesterday. the game
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-05-04
MOUNDSVILLE WILL
CELEBRATE TODAY
MARSHALL COUNTS OVEhSUS-
SCEPT1ON OF LIBERTY LOAN
WILL BE OBSERVED.
Young Man Employed by Baltimore,
Ohio, Killed by Train-moInds-
Vile News.

Marshall rnuuty's 0rcrSuhs'rlrtl"n ID
tir. Third Liberty Loan will b: 'c!rnra-
tod to-day with II flag raisin" ana DOM
rratrat:on ~ the court house this All
noon at $50 o'cluck. Mayor Evan u.
Roberts viii he temporary chairman ana
r'nunly Chairman nf National Defense
II. W. Mcdowell will h: permanent
chairman ut the meeting. VI '"n inc
county flag II raised. a parhd" led by
Ia" Eagle band VIII march I" the clt!
building. whvr" The r!ty honor flag Will
hr raised by th> Boy Scouts under the
direction Of l.. l.. StidScr. S""utnaSi"r
nC MolndsviII" Trnnp M. !.
Following IS the court house program:
star SpanElcd HHnn"r. Eagle 'itnd
chorus ....... Walin:" Smith. Leader
PRAYER. Roy. S. r. Hart
Chorus.
Hcadlnr ts"l"rlrd) 49,. Tcnatius Brennan
Sri"Ctlhn ..-...,..... 'I~tHl' i''''''
Patriotic ArlGrrss......R Rev. {. {. smith
Flag RAISING. ~. Mrs Vera Newman
Am,ri,.1 ....... Eagle Band
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-05-04

was cancelled and II looSs as, If Mounds
vile highs major sport will die out this
Year. \ game would have been schcd-
ulrd for to-day had it not been for dis
enlargement on the part Of school Of
iicials. Members Of the team say that.
the school officials look diSparlSinGly
upon athletics and OFFER them no sup
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-05-04

II doesn't take love long 10 grow cold
when a husband fails tn bring in
enough to keep the pot boiling.
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1918-10-10
NOTICE OF SALE OF STATE
.. LANDS.

Notice Is hereby given that the
State Land Board OF the state OF Ore
gon win receive sealed bids until
10000 o'clock a. m, November s,
1913, for the following described
lands, towit:
All OF Sections 1e and SO. T. %
IS. r. as n.
All of Sections 1e and 80. 7. 80
g. II. 44E
All OF Sections 1s and Sc. T %
s. r. as 70.
All Of Sections 1e and SO. T. "a S.
r. as Il.
Ali OF Sections 1s and SO, T. 25 S.
r. 45 70.
Section 6 and SO, T. "a s. r. ~ +.
All bids must be accompanied BY
regularly executed applications to
purchase. and check or draft for at
least one-fifth OF the amount bid.
Tl.v goard reserves the right to re-
iert any and all bids
Applications and bids should be
addressed TO @. @. Brown, Clerk
State Land Board. Salem, Oregon.
and marked Application and bid to
purchase state lands"
@. @. BROWN,
Clerk State Land Board.
Dated at Salem. Oregon. August
2s. 1918.
First publication September 5.
1918.
Last publication October 81. 1918.